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Page^iS THE CRAWFQRP.Continuing^ Studies day night ^at-the-same-.time~and Berkeley forms at Kilnu>r Congressional ~ Methodist Director Explorers ;~" Visitation Planned place.1 The delBjf is due to un- completed repairs in the auditor- Purchased by Regional Jo Humenik, daughter of f ; I Foes to Speak To Visit Caves ium. This announcement was ,- SPRINGFIELD—Title has been oiln ?m By Presbyterians Councilman and Mrs. Ja^ ' CARWOOD —An Every Mem made today by Mrs. Frederick taken to a 33.8 acre site in Berke- ) In Pennsylvania Humenik of. 601 Center . At LWV Session ber Visitation will be conducted Preuss, publicity chairman.' ley Heights for a future school lo- I! : Candidates for the offices o h-i7nder the auspices of the New perlonned Sunday night i by -the Garwood Presbyterian Next week's program will in- cation, Bernard Steiner of Gar- n a U.S. senator and. representative Jersey Spelunking group, the Ex- Church from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday let-specialty at Camp Kilnur plorer unit of Boy Scout- Troop wood, counself reported to the GARWOOD KKN1L WORTH from the §ixth Congressional Dis- in preparation for the observance clude a reception for teachers arid 80 of the i, First Presbyterian trict tffnr'speak at a meeting to be oT World Communion members Of UitrOuaiu of EUuca held at the Westfield Junior High Church -will explore caves while tinn n plann rtn>»t hy Mrs- County Regional District No. 1' gram presented by r next month The Rov. Eric &- -School October • 5. at 0:30 p.m. on on-overnight trtpVto* Fciiuii.yl- ard B. Harper, Sr.; and Mrs. Wa. meeting Tuesday evening - in town Variety Players of L,.,uOet| tfol LXI. NO. 36. Ejltrr<-d as srnind.cUs m.->il n.JtU-r at 9/? PnrtOQ 1ft PFMTQ Tougher, pastor, said the, workers CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1954. l . The meeting is sponsored by vania this ' week-end. • . ' • Joseph ,Choborda, and—a solo by Jonathan Dayton Regional High She also participated rc-cemlv in i the Post 6fli«e at Craii y ^CfM 1O hope , to visit every member. of School. ""'..• tap and ballet at a polio b .,, the Union County Council of the Ori the same week-end, an over- the congregation during the after- Mrs. " Mildred DiMar^o of Gar- t League of Women Voters,, which night camping trip will be held wood, accompanied by Mrs. Verna Mr. Steiner said the tract cost held at the Shore Acres Is composed of leagues from Eliza- for all Red Feather campers of noon. . Bono. • ' ' . •...•' $50,691, or $.1,500 per acre. It is Club. Taking part in the visitation will if • beth, Linden, New Prqvjdence, the troop. • located off, Mountain avenue and Presbyterian Planning Committee Suggests be 30 visitors directed by Leaman "A Second Cup of Coffee" is lasses for A.board of review will be held Smooth Start Early Finish ••• Plainfield, Springfield, Summit is the old Murray Hill Golf Club Betts ad Fred Preuss. They will being arranged by the' executive Omthl jind Westfield. tonight for advancing scouts and, JK>ard-of-the-PTA-for-Prlober 13 in the Countryside sp<-ti^n nf t he_iiiext_regulnr—meeti ng- of-the TOeet-ftt-ihe-ehurch-at-2-p.m.; JK>ardofthePP . J~_lnvitations nave ,heen sent Clif- in the Franklin School cafeteria Berkeley Heights. •mang the Anglo-SaxonaT troop will be next' Thursday eve- a Joyful Noise tpto the Thomas L_ Nolan of Clark sug- groom vas (Ivcn a The congregation of the First ford P. Case (R) and Charles Lord" will be the Rev. Mr. Tough- from 9:30 until 11 a.m.- There will of trustees be authorized to of religious education, and a com- t*. Howell (D) and to the'minority ning. • - • . - i. gested that a sign be erected stat- bride's father Presbyterian Church at a special make the necessary' expenditures Forecast for er's sermon .topic at the 11 a.m.be a small charge. bination lounge, board meeting |)iirty candidates for the office of the troop Held its-first meeting ing that the land is to be the fu- With registrations running slightly behind last year's record meeting at 8 p,m. on ^October 13 for such a campaign, including trie room and library. The second The thirteenth annual Cranrord Unilcd Fund Campaign will of the new season last Thursday. worship service Sunday. There ture site for a high school of the breaking figure, the Cranford Adult School, Inc., will open its sixth will take under1 consideration a U.S. Senator; and to Harrison A. will be Sunday School classes at employment of professional as- floor will include the minister's of- got' underway-tomorrow with a Koal of $20,000 to be raised for the Indian lore was the theme with Garwood Man Injured Regional district. No action was I fall semester. Tuesday"evening at Cranford High School. report by the planning committee l Williams, Jr., (D) representative 9:45 a.m., and the Westminster sistance if this is deemed advis- fice'., two additional SuriSay School 11(55 budtifts of the Welfare A \*>ci:|li«n, Visiting Nurse Association^ Of the Sixth Congressional District, instruction given in making head- taken, on this proposal. "... ,Mrs Charles Redden,' director, said late registration will be of the church , recommending a able. •'..'• . rooms, a nursery' and a choir MISS FRANCES LUSOBN dresses and in carrying out' the MISS BARBARA COPELAND Fellowship'will meet at 6:30 p.m.In Westfield Accident Seek Funds Girl Scouts." . ' ' •;':i who .is running for re-clction and held at the high school Tuesday evening tc accommodate those who building program to provide a Fel- The commit^eeA estimates .that room. The prpsent, gymnasium frcd E. Shepard (R) and Harry traditional Troop 80 investiture ' ,. Miss Copeland, daughter of Junior Choir rehearsal will be GARWOOD — Anthony DiTul- lowship Hall, at: a location yet tp It, T. Sutlwrlin, exocutive chairman of the drive, said that"' held at 3:30•p.m. Monday, and jm'vc not been able to register to the program it proposes ..would will be retained as a. part of this 1 Mopsick (Ind.) candidates for that ceremony. New recruits wel- Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Copeland lio, 38, of 240 Willow, avenue, suf-_ be determined, which'would in- For Christmas *" "-'"'"' • "•-•': •^-^— —-r tils organization of tiiore than 400 the^ Senior Choir will -rehearse at Halo:'" A "total of! 503 registrations 1 cost between $330,000 and $350,-'[-building, with improvements as Drew Pupil Given comed into- the troop were: Clin.- ' of "14 Central avenue 'j was hL cn clude an auditorium seating 500 j canvassers, and supervisory per- - : Office. ': " ' ' " "" - ' " f 8 orclock tonight— fered lacerations of the left arm hav<-' ' made, Mrs. Redden said. On State Committee 000. to access." Directinj; Drive - The candidates will speak, on ton Crane, Charles Goodfellow, graduated from Children's people, a stage, a' kitchen and rec- Copies of the planning cqnirrjit- It is explained that the recom- ! sonnel will promptly start mak-. Education Post - Joe LeCorripte nnd Andy Wells. Oh Wednesday, the Women's and nose when, according to the KeKistration was held Friday reational facilities for young peo- Lighting Hospital School pi Nursing in ; current issues for a. specified time Prayer Circle will, convene at 10 land Monday evenings at the high tee's report and recommendations mendations are hieing made on the ; ing hou.k~ineiude-the-ifol- needs -of-the-church" made ~ by~the headed by" Howard"MV'Sle'geK" is . the candidates' : meeting will be utility trailer: A workparty as -where, she will -continue- her-; ij Sunday School- building now lowing description, of. the struc- planning committee with its arch- soliciting funds this week to iin- niilht at "the campaign headquar- 1 has announced the-appointment of pole" at Woodland a ven ue and II bo accepted for golf.^flrst aid Mrs . Francis W. Hopkins of High- being arranged for Camp Winne- studies at the University oi stands. ' ture which it suggests "be erected itect, David Ludlo'w of "Summit, Wnce Christmas lighting in. the " icrs at the Shahecn Agency, 15 Miss Frances Lu Sorn as director Wychwood' road, Westfield, at land beginning bridge courses. land Park, former president of the bago on October IB., for all Colorado. ,. • • ~ PTA Meeting Postpone/! Also . discussed at the meeting on the site of the present Sunday and with the concurrence of^thc business section. Mr. Siegel re- ! North avenue,' cast! The drive of religious education. scouters. 12:35 a!m. Tuesday, ITheiV- is room in all other, courses :| will extend through October 18 • League of Women Voters of New 1 will be suggestions by the plan- School building: . Session and the Board of Trus- ported yesterday that initial . re- Jersey. . The pastor said she will"be in The committee for the coming Until Next Thursday The" police reported the car also including 2 screens, 2 .'glass I for a limited number of additional nins committee that a fund-rais- 'Th'b first 'floor of this buildinj; tees. urns indicate the township's bus- with'"cuiloction reports scheduled season is as follows: Paul Catts, I persons, the school director re-" Mrs. Joet E., Mitchell, formerly charge of the Church School and Join Howell Committee GARWOOD — Opening meet- damaged a fence, lawn and shrubs panels—stainless steel hirices ing campaign be authorized to will provide a chapel, adequate "A specific proposal for newness center will again have holi- for each Monday and Thursday • ' chairman; Nelson Lifihtcap, as- Edward J. Belluscio, county I ports. , "•> • finance the proposed new build- i night. . •: ' of Cranford, voters service chair- the youth work. , ing of the Garwood Parent-Teach- at the home of Dr. Cajrt- Bosch' ^—Z bar frame STORM KING church offices including" oflices for buildings will be drawn up by tfie day lighting during December. :; V:3 nian for. the eWstfi'cld unit, is in sistant chairman; Bill Weydemey- chairman, has appointed 'these check —- a lock that is I There is room ior a large ing facilities, and that the board the assistant minister and director M-r'.* Siegel volunteered for the Miss Sorn comes to the local er .Association which was to have 1001 Wychwood road^Mfn DiTullio ^Continued on paoe 8) : Albert E. Johnson, president of . charge 'of arrangements for the er,-secretary;,, Dick Robey, trpa- area, residents as members of thebeen held at 8. o'clock tonight in ble 'from inside only— I nuinhiT of persons in the follow- issignment at last Thursday church from the First Methodist .j thy "fund. has. expressed, confi- d meeting. Mrs. Mitchell said: '"The surer; Ford . Pethick, training; Veterans for Howell Committee in the Lincoln School auditorium has was treated at the office of the chain. Ktr. $72. ^courses: Sculpture, science for | night's.. meeting of the Craniord Church in Djxoh, 111., where she Ed Wells, advancement; Bob Union County: Anthony Andriola, ' dence that the. drive will receive recognition of personal responsi- been postponed until next Thurs- Westfleld Medical Group. I everyone, a look at our commun- Business. Association after Presi- ; Crone, advancement; Russ ttuckel, the full support of the community. bility for assuring the best possi- served as director of religious edu- 219 Centennial avenue; Patrick CRAZY ity! Esperanto, discover your ap- Duffy Hits Advance Concert Ticket Sale nl Sidney Breen deported that cation for two years. S^ho- is a camping; and Walter Holmquist, DeMarzo, 54 North avenue,'Gar- • He noted that everything has been • blu government grows daily. 1 titudes, excursions in astronomy, there, was a possibility that Cran- camping. . -*" "\^ PRICE i done to make it one of the smooth- •'Campaign issues are so vital this graduate of Ohio Wesleyah''Uni- wood; and Harold Hoedley, 227 "39.95 (modern philately, world politics >rd would not have lighting this ; t-st running campaigns in the his- j-i'ar, and feeling is so intense that versity where she majored in Fred Ball is scoutmaster and' North Eleventh street, Kenilworth. FUTURE PHI BETES and upholstery. , Commuter Going 'Briskly/ League Says year because it had been impossi- Charles Denzau is- exploreVvad- i tory • of these events. • Mr. John- ''every. interested. _cjtizt:rt will want religious education. Her home is ' Two courses, modern medicine Advance sale of tickets l'or the "Music for Young People" ble to secure a vhairman. - yispr. Ed Marshall will serve^as A Worthwhile Gi , son urKed everyone to cooperate •# .»;•• to attend this, meeting at, theElgin, 111. Honored at Shower S T ART TH EIR S T VDIES and law for everyday use, will be concert series sponsored by the Junior Service League is proceeding Aiding this year's chairman in Roosevelt Junior High School." assistant scoutmaster and Dick^ Appeal Action ; -xfcjUj - the canvassers t<> facilitate•-•- Miss Sorn is now a graduate XGARWOOD — Mrs. Ella Rizzo Our Customers D Pu b"iTc "Works "Commissioner briskly, It is reported today by Mrs. L. M. Tucker, ways and means the collection of funds"are Buddy Cheeseman will be assistant ex- I lecture, at a norninal fee, Mrs. their work, and to make each call student at Df ew-JLTni v«r-sltyy-Madi~ plorer aHvisof, while Larry Peth- pHOJ- Locust" avenue' was '"Hostess James P. Duffy declared at Tues- chairman. Bergen, Tom Arrants, Winfield I-Iii'ddcn announced. ' .. Ro'hlcr,'Hmvard Harris, S. S. Eis- a pk-asant and neighborly "exper-"".. lUmte-Rendano Troth son, working on her . master's ick . is junior assistant -scout- recenUyxata miscellaneous shower day night's Township Commit- "Parents of young children today art1 often faced with the deli- ience. degree in Christian education!' master. • • . for Miss ^JeVn Valeriti of Roselle, IN Mrs. Redden attributed the drop tee meeting that he still does not enber-g, Morris Siegel, Dr. Geldon 1 TRAINING PANfS cate problem of awakening inter- The campaign culminates many Announcement Matte who will be^jnarried Saturday at I m * registrations to the longer WOLIAMP. SMITH believe Cranford has ah adequate Hindmnn and Louis Cohen. HARRY T. SUTHERUN courses this year which means est in matters musical in their President Breen named Mr. weeks of preparation with first GARWOOD—Mr. and Mrs, Al- the Church of St^Anne to .Joseph LIitl» na»—and liUU «h»t commuter train schedule on the appointments nude last July, The Miss Leary Grantetl Patent , Scalzadqnna of 902\Center street. I fewer persons are signing up for boys and girls," said Mrs. Tucker. Harris.chairman, of u committee to bert Rendano of 802 Franklin ave- —chalk up an honor-roll Jersey Central Jines and that he "Not so long ago, actual coercion PTA Asked executive group headed by Mr. nue, Westfield, Have announced Robert F. Leary of 519 Clare- Co-Hostesses were thexMisses Jo bore than one course and the.ear- opposed the action of fellow com- ascertain from local shoppeYs •-' r«tor4 in ihelr V a n 1 a 1 , Learia Women ^Bowlers was sometimes employed — a Sutherlin includes Edward Gill niont place has invented a me-Anne and Marie DeCiccoNjf Gat- licWrcgistration dates. . ..-, . Smith Aiding missioners, in" asking the Public whether a night other thart Fri- St. Michael's the engagement of their daughter. GARWOOD ±- Miss Telia D'Al- : training pant* ... mad* as assistant executive chairman, wood. ' ThV director again invited all Utility Commission" to rescind their child was told that he must study day night would better meet their Miss Diane Rendano, to Franklin lessandris roiled high individual thod for manufacturing a resin of Vania'f tupertoft col- UP TO 25% piano or violin; that he must spend* To Support Sidney:-Breefi as publicity chair- E. Boate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ame of 202! last week in the from petroleum, for which he has •Ion . . .. with, a derer I tcachcVof the Cranford public, previous, jtequest" to suspend- the evening ..shopping needs.. Some Health Board hours a day in' practic- merchants explained that many of Bps Program man. William Donnelly, W. A. . ward R. Boate of 404 Evcrson weekly ' matches of the Garwood -been granted a United States pa- Cheeta . panel conslruciion that i school system to attend any jec- new schedule which went into ef- ; ing; that he must attend a con- their customers, who do not go to' Palmatier, Jr., Mrs. B. F. Brix- . place, Westfield. The bride-elect Women's Bowling League at thetent. . Mr. Leary is a member of now wrtte K.OOO.0M stche* comfortable OT- ture courseNyithout charge.JUnion fect Sunday. Proper Attire Junior CollegVstudents are given cert or a recital, or even a concert G. Frank Zimmerman,, princi- business on .Saturdays, spend the ner and Michael Furey as vice- is the. granddaughter of Mr. andGarwood Recreation alleys. Miss the staff of the Esso Laboratories Cheeks • day, 5.000.000,000 a W ery^which way. ' Double- Survey Unit "Having no eastbound train from Approved chairmen. The collections will of the Standard Oil Development x on the following: the same privilege, Mrs. Redden of chamber music' In some in- pal, asked the support of the Cran- week-end away xfrom Cranford !, Mrs. Emil Rendano of 243 Second Mary Zaharowski. followed' with Check* take care of 90 p«r ihick «b»orbency i HTM Health Officer William P. Srnith 8:10 to 8:45 a.m. is too long a be handled under direction of Company, Linden. of money. said. span for good commuter service," stances, : such methods proved ford High School Parent-Teacher and prefer to shop locally on an- A school bus to serve students avenue. . . '•• 83. baby and\Mommie any Aluminum' jalousy doors has been Jiamed by Dr. Daniel fruitful and of value. More often Nelson Lightcap, treasurer. All Aluminum jalousy windows Additional information on Commissioner Duffy declared. Association regarding proper dress other night.' from the south side of the town- Band B Liquor Store won three ^embarra«»ing\ moments. Bergsma, state commissioner of they Were not at all effective, returns are audited by Charles Miss Rendano is presently nt- Aluminum Windows (2 Si 2 track) courses and schedules\can be ob- Following the meeting Mayor F. for high school students at a meet- Announcement was made that ship has been chartered by par- games, and two games each were ";nd naluially>. they're health, to serve-on the "Advisory tending Westlleld High School. tained from ,Gcrhard" VVKellner, P. Andersen acknowledged that and occasionally the child w a s ing of the executive board last the Kiwanis Club again has vol-ents of pupils of St. MichaelV Roberts, official auditor of the won by Hershey's, P and Siynd. larized n«» • r to Aluminum lawn furniture Committee on Public Health Ac- fund. ; The prospective bridegroom was SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS Grills—-Initials guidance director at the\high Commissioner Duffy had opposed turned forever from- the enjoy-* Thursday at the school. unteered to collect in the busi- School. - " graduated from Seton Hall Pre- Heyman's. •hrink out of' tiiol tivities and Standards which has ment of classical music. The school bus service is sched- An advertiserhent sponsored by Letters—Numbers •. . .. '. .school and adult school registrar. rescinding the committee's- pre- "Leading students to a desire ness section for, the United Fund !: ••••:/,' OF EYE PHYSICIANS been assigned to recommend • par.itory School and ' is - serving Charles Post is assistant reg vious action asking for a schedule "Infinitely more effective arc for. proper dress can. accomplish and- Business Association mem- uled to begin Monday. Further 30 Cramord business tirms urging Sizes fe>4 Mailboxes (alum. & brass J recognized public health activi- support of the campaign, which with the U. S: Air Force in Japan. Venetian Blinds • suspension, but declared' that the methods employed by modern much," Mr. Zimmerman saifl. bers Were requested to have their details will be announced as soon Garwootl Births. ties and minimum standards of as arrangements .arc completed. appears -elsewhere in this issue; "TT Pastels Bamboo roll-up shades - -. Cranford had .secured all of its educators," continued Mrs. The principal reported that two checks, ready. „ ej Tot tweetatm rfprmance" for local health de- other' requests. For .this, reason, Tucker. ; "Classical and semi- outdoor basketball standards and The association will cooperate Plpris for the program, were lists all appointments" ""through A BOtif Daniel Patrick, was born , Bamboo drawstring drapes • > French dressing! used with trot* nts in the state. ,. — he said, mother comnthsloners -and classical . music. is presented : in baskets, -purchased lor -the rear -with -other local service groups made at a meeting Munduy eve- .captains. The fund advised that, to Mr. and Mrs. John C Carey of Awards Won are usually made with honey for •» PKE8CBIPTION OPTICIANS \ the first meeting._ of the the citizens' commuter committee such an entertaining and Color- area-of the high school last, year and the - high school art depart- ning in St. Michael's School. The space limitations prevented listing p 651 South' avenue at the U. S. tra sweetness. Use % cup honey Cot 109 JEFFERSON AVE. whole\eomrnittee at the Hotel were of the opinion that most lo- ful manner that the young listener by the PTA, have been erected and ment in sponsoring the annual Rev. William Donnelly, pastor, the many workers who make up !*• Army Hospital at Cump. Kilmer 1 cup dressing, and iubMltuto lemea Hariln Bid*. — Street Floor By Children Stacy Trent in Trenton on Friday, cal needs had been met and that wishes to go on and on, to hear are ready for use. Halloween Window Painting Con announced that arrangements had the basic operating structure of on September 1. 1 4uice tor vinegar In tb« dr*uin«' ll^SORTH UNION ^AVENUE Sixteen more awards were pre- the members were' 'divided first they were hopeful subsequent (Continued on page 8) Mrs. Nelson Lightcap, summer test. The association voted a con-beenvcompleted to charter the bus the campaign. . mm EL, 2-2340 Inc. | sciitcd during the past'week to 1 to run to and from the school • A.U. U a r. M. D»Ur — Umm. * Than. • A. M. to • r. M. CRANFORD 627 St. George Av*.. Roselle CHestnut 5-6001 local youngsters' in The Citizen palities with populations between between the §;10 and 8; 45 east- three dances .sponsored • by the to-be.used by the school pupils. all school days. It was announced pealtd,: to townspeople to have and Chronicle's six weeks' sub- 10,000 and 50,000 and the other bound trains. . High School PTA were held last that any interested parents hot their''contributions ready so that scription contest. for .those over 50^u00,_ and then .. .Jack, Skarbnik,- of.. Newark,- at-- Auction^ summer- for . high school-- students ioprestmted -at— the— meeting niay it will-be unnecessary for the yol-- YOU ALWAYS —The'drive- -will- end Saturday into 16 sections to N^onsider as torney" for Harmony _Homes and and-alumni with an'average at- enroll their_cliildren_ for the t:chtw»l untetr canvassers to make, two or - noun, and all youngsters who have many different phases, of the Barbarry Realty Comany/Inc, of Scheduled tendance of 200. . bus by. sending their names to the three calls. • entered have been requested to problem. Each group work Newark, and David Margolis/'of "Both students and committee school. ' SAVE MONEY turn in their subscription Jmoks, •Final^ plans for the Kiwanis Another/ meeting will he held with ..its...ow:nTconsultant-frorn-the -Union,-said-he-plans-court-action enjoycd'thCTaffairs," she"said. Trc];Sr{TIess~~of"wheithcr'' tHey have Club'auction to raise funds for TV Group October/I 1 at 8 p.m. at the school --AT — MOTHER FASHION GREATAT State Department of Health. to force the township to ksue six the club's charity work were an- Mrs. Charles Redden, publica- secured any subscriptions. Mr. Smith was assigned to ' YContinued on tions chairman, spoke about the Organization of a Cranfitrd to discuss the bus situation and t<>Morning Club • , A total of 158 new subscriptions nounced at the luncheon meeting committee w;ts effected last week- make' iiny changes to the present section which will make recom- Tuesday at Markos Restaurant. value to parents of the National and 334 renewal subscriptions mendations in the fields- of acute Parent-Teacher Magazine/ end to cooperate with a county- schedule that may be necessary. have been turned in- during the turn Approves The auction will be held on Sat- wide committee to raise funds to /'The bus plan, it was announced, Sets Opening s communicable disease control, mi- urday at Sherlock Hall starting at Mrs. E. A. Koycn, president, up- BRING YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION TO past six weeks, bringing the total grant health and venereal disease pointcd-a-commitiee-to-study—and finance—four— tulovision—;ip|w:n-. will not-ini'lui»t>;-llviii«-i!i ——Th«—Woc -program chairman and con- 49c GLYCERINE night liam J. McCrca. Dr. Henry J. (Continued on jtage 8) cepted the local chairmanship •Chester Lang place, then al>»ic. sultant f«r the month will be Mr^. in two new, one new and twoease Control. Mineur announced that personnel | renewal or four renewal subscrip- _^ ^ Committee. ] Burnswlc- Charles Ray. ; ^___ Ice Cream Sale —F:irst-steps-in-the-studies,—Mr.: : construction has been selecteo.rts Cranford charities, prove thelr-efficlency. \ Solicitation of the business and the- Good Government Republi- received two prizes during V>rd, Snringfield avenue, and The committee is expected to ho knr«ijever Mayor Reports Kcxieralion of Women's Clubs arid $2.98 Child's I -tluvpast v the advisory .committee was in-cost of each of the' dwellings United Fund is underway, it waspresent campaign in cooperation the week-end. nho.r charitable or^aniaztions. Elw «^ap« makes die fltios ... and no one knows nan of^ 320 Casino' avenue re- cluded in a', bill passed in 1947is estimated at $15,000. announced by the chairmen of thewith the Cr/anford Republican 39c ••• ceived Her second prize. Present plans call ft>r a $25 aMorning Express 'The hostesses'-for the breakfast- providing for setting up of a Pub- Thirteen of the permits were is- special ^Ovl/anis committee. Campaign Committee. plate dinner for former Congress- -^==i tnor» about gracefully shaping the femlnlns Oilier prize.winners were 'Patn- -vill. IH.-' Mrs. Charles Von Lynn, lic Health Council and the con-sued _to_. United-Homes'...for.- new Group...1* ..was.... under. the.: -.The guest speaker will- be Mayor man-Case lut^-iir Ot'tober. •Stw.-iik'- LUNCH BOX .da.Mey, 325 Manor-avenue;- Jo- Aid to Commuters Mrs. L: M. B;.nks, Mrs. Howard R^ tto« tnan famed Mademoiselle! Come see our first ducting" of a "survey ion minlroum homes - on. the easterly side of Charles P. Bailey of Westfield, Re- ing at the dinner, in addition to BABY PANTS anne "Dennis, 7 "Chester Lang leadership oXRae Armstrong with n the effects of pluco; Joanne Tezyk, 23 Keith Dills. Mrs. G. L. Grillith, Mrs. collection of this fabulous footwear. cipal health departments. value on each of these dwellings Kenneth W. Iversien prcs'ded. who will, speak on behalf of thenational -figure and the proceed- the new Jersey Central time table Jeirries street; Bob Ramshaw, 59 Cloor^o- lliiiiii;, Mrs. Harold 'B. Lo- also is estimated at $15,000. \ Republican candidates. ings will he televised. which went into effect- with the luus. Mr*. F. J. Pl:i<la, IO!> County Park 'drivc^Don- 75c HAZEL BISHOP High \c^Ar.\ riuAtvnia .200-JIilJsula 113,000, •wiun, will preside.— • -' rCTHtliiwt'a mi page «»ht~ttf tin- in.»:*t |Mit»«tlw«ti»MU»Bn». 300 A number of Cranford comitiu Mrs. ISuinash and Mrs. John E. ' avenue; and William Schultze, 201 Problems in'American Democracy tors, he said, have found this :' ' •'•• '» . Allen will attend President's Day Aatf the Rahway Women's and Home LIPSTICKS NOUMATONI •hadoa.,,beautifully sculptured heeli of Cranford and from this' infor- Miracles in Form of Sets Being Male by Workers New York at 8:30, the answer to liea'liiiti Club tomorrow at 2, p.m. • If far mation develop a chronological a long-felt need/- He nkplaintHl Representing the club at the HEARING AID! • •. dingiiig straps ... graceful lines. Blind Seal Drive study of the township. This was • By LINDA HERMAN that the old 7:54 did not got-ihp Annual Guest Day of the WX1. E..C. Rcarlck, chairman of builders. Without those men noin NiW Yoj-k at K:;")(l, lias h..d Hoffman. ^•(imo- dilTii'iilty rresh Shipment Just Arrived 'In bli^) cpmmittce, reported Attending the meeting play can go on the boards and LIPSTICK every actor would Tool". ih:jdo- j TTII-, bTT .\ll the athletic coaches at from J^s meeting of the clubjn the quute without the atmosphere they | railro.'id * have assuiv.1»f... Best jjuxant. This create. They burn the'niidiiight I difficulties here can bo corrected. I exception mot Monday cvoning v Instructor In social studies; and The mayor reported earlier thai 1.69 s^*us COnsldcrcd encouraging as oil for countless nights and the I with iho athletics and health com- Carol. Smith, Zora Lee. Zohe and the railroad has promised t«> close - 'I \v;.s received from 600 conUibu- magic they work With hammer mittee of the Board of Education Larry Pethick, students in up the present gap between S:10 '"ls- All townspeople have beep and paint is worth a hundred :n Cleveland School to discuss mu- PAD classes. L. and U:-15 a.m. as soon as possible 111 ;:<'d- to make their returns as Oscars. tual problems. ' The students explained that As the Cranford' Dramatic hy giving, Cranfurd a Mow York train loaving- here .about It:30. - Among the topics considerc<|L •'"'in V. Nostrand, chairman of their first step be a history Club in u joint benefit with the was vxlra oompvnsatiqn. The »' budget committee, pjescnted of Cranford's school system. The Rotary Club'gets ready to produce He added 'that the changes in presented Ji report com-. : ]"< club's budget for the ensuing trustees pledged their support to "My Three AnjJvls" on the hn^hCranford'. s favor in the new time- £ the additional pay for local the project and suggested various table"''wore m:i(|o'ruithout harm •>''•"'. which calls for expenditures school stage October 22 und 23, r coaches with those of niontors in • "' SI.L'20. Among beneficiaries of sources of' information. They in- to any'6ther "I"i>rninirnity."' 1 1 the set men ure faced with on»» other Union County schools. It 'I ' ' :i|)|)ropriations will' be thevited the students and faculty to pf _ the most unusual' sets c-vor was. reported that Cranford's BARON'34 EASTMAN STREET S _>•mlnrd Welfare Association, use records in the Hostorical So- \ V • • A called for. Not only are they scale is the lowest in the county. CRANFORD 1 1 n To Jan)esA. Christt-n- house, but a tropical u;irdon as 1 Howard R. R----t, sliporintondont' T«l. CRanford 64100 ELIZABETH ;it Mi ie Burn and other worthy prpvement Asioclution for the the seaioiv^vill be conducted ^ai- seji, Walter E. Thorn, .William T. Cole, James M. Rich, John Rash, W. Jon Hoffmann.-^a. Macholils well. Being as not too many of o! schools, to make a survey of all loan of old pictures of Cranford urday cvoning from 8 to II oVliiek i e\tra curricular activitieii at th« (Store AUo in Westfield) and L.' Maxwell Banks. The production will be presented October 22 and 23 at Cr^Tprd High our hard working crow have been at tho Casino. All. hi«h school "esident A. J. Da vies conducted for lbs October M meeting was. (Continued on Jjuyc 8) meeting. (Continued on page 8J SchooL ' . • ' ... -.' " ^-rPbotO b» AJ VUchei arc -invited to attend. i OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 •":—"* 1 1 •••IHi iipiiiiiiii wii imii mi mil HI ii i ' ' i i I. , . ; > ' •': - ;'v •*;>-
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THE CTANFORPCTT12CT MfP CHRONICLB, THtflttDAY, -'V THH^CRANTORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, .SEPTEM_BER_Squ 1954 „, 0 '.^_ Jeadiers-JtromJrrobp-80_had New Jersey Grotto of-the National- iTTSdaOefafflrTiOcalooflnB Home Owners ^ate Elizabeth and Mrs. A. Ulhrich oi tractor, and E. H. MiUer, president Doney, Richard W. Hurley, jr., creased pupil enrollment was. , a new- thrill when they wont spe- Speleojogigal Society, they accom- Explorers Tour South Temple Cave Blacksmith to Retire: , Edward Johnson, Karl Lachen- ..••_-£•••" Cranford; J. R. Bates and Do.f Packing Engineering Corpora- Barn Dance Saturday ManyAtteiriid ales Present at Republican Picnic Chinese Auction, presented by Superintendent of\ lunking (amateur cavc^j^cploring) panied ii similar group of explorers Goerke to Use Shop auer, William Livingston,'. Harry Deutsqh, both of Cranford; R. L.tion, co^sptinsoraof the team, and KENILWtfRTH —"Twelfth an Schools Edwin W. Kraus at the this' past week ehd fn wild caves from' the Montcjalr council to, McNally, Tqm Nagle, Robert first fall meeting of the Kenil-^. , l Damon and R: Neville, both of Coaches Lou Motzer and Henry *' Tea Scheduled ' One of Union County's few re- in Berks County, PdJ -explore caves in the*,, limestone nual barn dance-_of the HOir GOP Picnic Pace, Tlobert Petersen, Jack Pot- worth Parent-Teacher Association,, Cranford; R. J. Greene of Keans-, Keep./; ,•••.-' . '.;'• ,'~^Owner, s Mutual Benefit and civic gaining blacksmiths, 71-year-old A group of Explorer scouts and_. Led by members of the Northern belt near Kutztown. Many pf these fathers present with their sons I More than 350 adults plus their ter, Charles Preston. Don Rpsen- in Harding School Monday night, '' burg and G. R. Peage ofWest- Association wUI be held Saturday WA Group Edward Spearman of Elizabeth, crantz, Walter Sosnowski^ An- : caves •have been known of for fleld, and Miss M. McCurdy and J.included the folfowlng: J. Thies- (children .attended a picnic Satur- Mr. Kraus also introduced the evening at LePree's, Roselle Park . A Chinese, auction and silver tea will put out the fire in his hearth thony C. Stein. Gcoret-, y^nlsh and' some t'me, and some•: have been Porcella, both of Cranford, meyer, R. W. Hardy, J. Pankuch, ,it Brown's Grove off Bloom- made accessible to the, piibliry il T Aduhattri- Eari k Spera riuo .cponcorcd by the tipnal relations department of -thf at 81 South Union street today, David Weiland. . A wclcome.rto all- parents was l such as Crystal Cave and 0nyx be October 8- Eagle. Robert Clare, W. Byriiefl. J. -wlH-p]ax_for dancing. Mrs, lltrptiblicaw miTnirlpal campaigj v mane Improwment ASsocintion UJV 01c Tools ol rTH rao'e' extended by Mrs. John Ruth, Cave. " Goger, A. VelSn^rTTJFMcVey. ri. TajrefslErcKaifriian andTMr v kraus j outlined by Rodman Harrison '?r«d. P. Andersen. Among out benefit', of. stairs or electric ^Fathers Sponsor 1:30 p.m. and tea will be served at where he spent 33 of his £>4 years KENILWOKTH — A brief re- j and the association's Dudfiet was ., Jnthrrs who spoke were: Fred E. lights. In addition to their usual :ir ot j 3 p in. The proceed:; will be used as a blacksmith, to ..-the R. J. sume of problems created by inI- read and adopted. " camping apparel. and. equipment, Dinner in Honor •Shf|> <' Elizabeth, candidate for thtv projects which the depart- Georke Co.,. Eli/abeth department Ij CW PRICE ! I Mahon was general chairman.. at . the home of Mrs. Alfred J. PTA Completes pour. •••'>' - _- .' ,,;_ . „ '•""'" • salad bowl, dessert and fresh garden vegetable aided by Explorers Jack Allen, of the Cranford Bridge League, at A full market basket, Purposes of Guild Fricke of 115 Centennial avenue. • The chairman read-a letter from* ?;:••'••' ' . - . . '• beverage. , and potato, dessert and tlers were in that area. It is George Jones, LIoycT^zabo, John | Berry heads the campaign Iriducts21 i ';•' a fondly called by its nickname; Sherlock Hall. Mrs. Charles G. Albury,. leader, Others attending included Mrs. U. S. AmbaSijador John Lodge Three seniorirTWi'd. 19 juniors beverage. - . • • Arnold, Don McCord, Keft Sharp and wonderful thlncs galore Icommittec. Plans for Circus thanking the department' for its h •"Drlbblepuss," and is very inter- The winners "in the Mitchell •W, J. Nelson, Mrs. Charles Rob- were /Welcomed itito the TOTS. KOOS FABU- .': ' ';. ' and Albert" Sangulliano. ""Adults spoke on. the purposes and aims erts, Mrs. Frank Cortley, Mrs; R. commendation and confidence in / ,;'j .' LOUS BUFFET DINNER FRI. Soup or lolee, esting for its many formations of accompanying the bobys weije^Ex- section were: North-South,. Mr. TO BE AUCTIONED AWAY HaveYour vtmtributwn j Salmon are noted for their abil- At_ Sherman . .' . i . ' * of the Guild of the Christ..Child, H. Berquist, Mrs. George .Dixon, him'and theU. Srdele(JiaUoiY"at' ford, lligh. School- cha^j^iif - the • —An appetizing array of BROILED LOBSTER flowstone, ^stalactites, stalagmites and Mrs. S. Hanan pf Staten Is- ity to jump waterfalls while 1 plorer Advisor .Charles Denzaii; - ON THIS SATURDAY of Trinity Church at a gathering Mrs. George Berry, Mrs. William Plans have Wn completed for '|he'United "Nation"' Senior Hi-Y organization at induc- •'.•••'. fine foods, roast beef. TAIL, trench fries, sour and cave flowers: Although "the William Ftutchey, Bill Francis, land; east^westf,Mr. and Mrs. S. For The United Campaign Iswimming upstream. A. Benriis, Mrs. Mitchell Koury, the Sherman PTA circus which tion ceremonies Tuesday evening )"• '• baked ham. seafood an cream, cole alaw, dessert FROM 12 O'CLOCK NOON - In line with the wide interest -. caves all have large rooms and J. Gamble-.,, 6t CranforS. The . •ratln, -desserts galore! and beverage. Neal Arnold, Ed Marshall and : — TILL FOUR. 4 : Mrs. JS-iamuel Koury, Mrs.. Ralph xv.ll be held on the school Krounds lhrouRhouj lhe nation "ht "Wot- in the school. Thirty parents of • • 1 '> * standup passages, much ' of the Russ Huckel. • . runners-up in this section were: on October &. There will be Ready When Your Neighbor Calls Koury, Mrs. Joseph Hobbie, Mrs. backs." the departmennicnt discussed the new members witnessed they travel is done on hands and knees; Mr. and-Mrs. F.. W. Swanekamp H. J. Loderstedt and Mrs. Malgame- s nd« for .the children, a ceremony. '',;• ;., ••' WED. Soap or Inlee. All- agreed that the--£xpedition SAT. Soup or Juice, and the difficult passages are us- of Cranford," Mjv-snd Mrs. E. W. ROOSEVELT FAIR! v. . , . , two bills: S3360 — lllegaj/ Em- BEEF A LA STRAGAN- ROAST TOP SIRLOIN was an unusual and thrilling colm Johnson. The induction was in charge of ''i - * ually negotiated on stomach or Johnson of Cranford, Mr. and Mrs, cake sale, white elephant sale as, ployircnt of AlicuSi Act>fl«»54, OFF, fresh Harden vege- OF REEF, fresh garden experience. President Pete Stevens, assisted table and potato, dessert vegetable and potato, de*> backT^inching and crawling al5ng R. T. Hazeldine of Cranford and anweldl hoast -standdogs. s Mrs.sellin. Rg . sodD. aMilla popr | .,„ j S3361. _ illegal Xranspoita- Robinson's will dress tion of Aliens, Act of^l'954. It was by Vice-president Gilbert Warrin, i•''$. i\i. •' • •JJ - and beverage. . • .. • aert and beverage,. — certainly no place for a clean Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pasbjerg of is chairman of :he affair. Announce Winners Eight Congress vjoted to send a resolutipn sup- Secretary Charles Ray, Jr., and linen suit. ' ; • - Cranfordl • ' ' .' - Mrs. JRobcjrJL_S<.'wcll». president, •porting bothbills, to senators, rep- Treasurer Jerry Kotlarz;; Frank lip yoiir windows • The troop's mineralogist, Jeff In Duplicate Bridge The. winning pair 'in the_Howcll and Mrs" Roland Pierce toured resentatives and chairmen of Ramsey, faculty adviser, outlined BELL'S Aspirants to Speak ' M. ,W ' . ' . '—W Sherman School last week with Marshall, collected many speci- Twenty-eight pairs competed in section was H..R.'Copson of Cran- bouse committees. . the aims of the ,Hi-Y and an- ; .» . V! ' '-.'- •»'••'•' ' " ,. '• KOQS ON ROUTE 27, R/WWAY • RA. 7.3709 , 1 •) '• mens of rock in his .mineral bag. a. duplicate bridge session Friday ford and C. R. Mayne ofWestfleld. Five candidates for U. S. sena- Vincent Samowski." principal, Mrs. Duffy was appointed chair- "they found, they report, that des- nounced that the annual confer- FILLS PRESCRIPTIONS tor and three for' the House of man of the international relations ence will be held in Plainlleld With the loveliest curtain styles ami materials! Representatives from the Sixth pite the increased enrollment, luncheon on November lef. The '• \\. pending the. opening of the Wai-, in November. Your choice of tier; cottage, ruffled or tailored District -will speak at a candidates' speaker will be Special Agent ;•}'>; nut Avenue School, the schedule Seniors received into- member- FREE DELIVERY SERVICE meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at Paul F.'Dihsmore of Federal Bu- curtains in the latest miracle fabrics ! Was running smooth!}' and without, ship were Vincent DeMarco, teett'd reau of Investigation*- He \vill •[it;' Just Phone Your Neetls the Westfield Junior High School, confusion. * ' ' David Dunham and Ronald Flaig. according, .to .Mrs. „.,Joel, Mitchell, speak on Communism. Junibr class, members welcomed ii -...Q-Hilyard RUFFLED CurlaiiiH—TAILORED Curtains •t,.t CALL CRANFORD 6-0062 voters service chairman of the included: Robert' Achilles,' Bob CHAS. KURTZ MARKET and Mrs. Michael Carlozzi will- . r* LIQUOR STORE Westfleld League of Women Vot- attend the Union County meeting Rosary Society to Fete Bishop, Jack Burton, George H. organdy nylon ers, which is sponsoring, the meet- tomorrow. -— We Deliver All Past PresiJents 54 Inch ....J.... ., S3.50 54 & 63 inch $3 98 : ri:|f AAA BIO CARS ing. All past presidents will be hon- suggestions 63 inch 3.98 73 & 81 inch 4.98 , CLOSING DAY ONLY N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD 64)150 FALL SPECIALS Acceptances have been received To Attend Conference ored at a meeting of the Rosary 72 inch .• ;.... 3.98 from Clifford P. Case, Republican, 81 Inch •. \. 3RD $1.25 Value KENILWORTH-^ Three mem- Society of St. Michael's Church Offered Freely About Your $2.00 Value and Charles R. Howell, Democrat,- bers.'of the Community Methodist Monclhy evening in the school 90 Inch as well as minor party candidates 63 inch ELiCTllC-STEAM- Church, William C. Smith. trustee- auditorium. FURS 72 inch _,..._.l.CLmiCAL,._...... George"~BreltmahrSociali;;t Work- Harold Kmidson, steward, and Members will meet in St. Mi- ers, Henry Krajewski, American rayon 81 inch Howard D.- Murphy, lay leader, chael's Church at 8 p.m. to assist G3 & 72. inch Third Party, and Albert Rohis, will. attend a three-nlay confer- DRYSON'S FURRIERS in- the solemn holy hour to be 81-90 Inch .... 3.98 :H THERMOMETER VAPORIZER Socialist Labor, all of whom are ence on-church management open- conducted by the Rev. William B.' Since 1912 T running for' election to the TJ. S.ing tomorrow and continuing Donnelly, pastor. Final arrange- Central Ave. & Broad St. 54 A 63 inch Senate. through Sunday at Camp Wawa- ments for the meeting were made ' WESTFIELD nylon 72 &, 81 inch 1.47 Candidates for the House of yanda, the YMCA cair.p near An- at a session of the executive board (upstairs) 63 - Inch .:, v.56.50 Representatives! from the Sixth dover. The meetings are spon- Monday evening at.the home of WEstfleld — ' . - 2-1078 .72 inch ....'.... District (Union County) who have sore'd by the Newark Conference Mrs. Alfred Frigola of 7 Summit 81 inch dacron O- $2.50 Value •— Combination accepted the league's invitation Board of Lay Activities. road. ... - 90 inch 7.98 54 & 63 Inch are: Harrison A. Williams. Jr., 72 & 81 inch . Democrat, • incumbent, Fred E. COURSE IN dacron 90 Inch Hot Water Bottle and Syringe Shepard, Republican, and Harry try tkh ttstt-fcMyttta Mdat awd* with FLOWER 63 inch $6.98 Mopsick, independent. 73 inch ...., — The-forum,-"sponsored-by-'the ARRANGEMENT ,. 7.50 cottage sets .. 81 inch seven leagues in the district, fea- -Learn principles and tech- Gumanieed-ForMM 90 Inch ,... 7.98 S2.98 - S5.98 tures a hon-partisan approach and niques of cut-flower arrange- 8.98 Tier Curtains $2M Value $1.58 Value enables voters to-see and hear the ments in authoritative series of PANCAKE or candidates of all parties for these weekly lectures and demonstra- A complete GE Kitchen 40-HOUR 500 NORWICH •twt»--jmportant-oftices7—The—meet- tipnsl Four stimulating sessions BUCKWHEAT MIX ing, is open to the public and vot"~ •• start Thursday. Oct. 7th.. En- Alarm Clock Aspirin Tablets ers are urged to see and, hear all rollment limited) Phone PLaxa tho candidates. Opportunity will 7-0915 or write DopL Q-3. PANCAKE MIX 24-oz. • - • . FOR be offered for questions from the WITHdUT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Bot. audience after each group has OFN.Y. LOG CABIN SYRUP PLEATS 169 spoken. Moderating .Jhe_jrjfigting Quick cash is yours when North Union Avenue CRanford 64)234 20-O&. pkg. 11 Ib. AAc Instant $| DRESS 1.29 ^vil! be Mrs. Francis W .Hopkins, l-jrk South - V. V. C. 1U OH Guaranteed former president of the League of L, .,*,.,3c THSV/EHLER'SB^ COFFEE r 1. Women Voters of New Jersey. . you arrange a loan at Union BUCKWHEAT MIX TOO DEI I 9C Exclusive Agency $| AC Ib. LIBBY'S DCLL 0 Russell Stover Candies I. County Trust Company. No ROBE Mrs. Slauson Hostess pkg. Ill PINEAPPLE BEAUTIrtJLLY CLEANED AND^PRESSHX To Service Committee red tape! $4.50 Value Mrs. Henry M. Slauson, Jr., of. Nationally Tomaus 415 Casino avenue will be hostess Vaihij at SAVINGS 3-HEAT Monday to members of the Chil- dren's Service. Committee. Mrs. Buy now and Borden's — 2-ox. Jar Py.O-My BLVEBEKRY Electric Pad Jack F.' Andrews of Westtield, Snow White INSTANT COFFEE S*C MUFFIN MIX pkff. 37c chairman, will preside. . Save them for you Cauliflower Armour's EVAP- iw. Cranford members expected to How much do you need? Compare these Premier TO-. DRESS J ORATED MILK 2 cans 25c MATO JUICE 2 med. cans' 25c attend aref Mrs. Oliver R. Brooks, Armour's Jock Frost GRAN- WITHOUT PLEATS Mrs. Richard Guy, Mrs. Charles low Personal Loan rates, then come to us Print —Ib. LB. 15£ ULATED SUGAR 5 Ib. 49c Borden's STARLAC Pkff. 34c .F;* Hansel.-Mrs. Charles F. Han- ANY COLOR for the money. Hlbbury's Cotta -•- .• '•:-. -.- sel, Jr., Miss Jean Lucas, Mrs. Fancy California FIE CRUST MIX 2 pkg. 29c MINT GINGER ALE 2 qt 28c SUPPORTER BELT William W. Plummer,. Mrs. \Ves- $3.00 Value ley A. Stanger, Jr., Mrs. Walter m MARGARINE Ib. 27c Py-O-My '. plus dep. You're too younz to sc«le for a Ajnl.ol Interest for ' You 24 monthly Red Heart • sagging middle!, So wear a Bracer. ' >Stout,' Jr.; Mrs. Robert B. BROWNIE MIX pkg. 33c COMPLETE You'll look trimmer—feel better, .note 24montbs iMeive y ' . poymenlj - / Kraft American &\ CARROTS (with aluminum baking pans) DOG FOOD 3 cans 41c irikel.1. Mrs. Charles E. Britton work better, too. Bracer's cool, fand Miss Mary Woodward. CHEESE Slic.s 8-oz. 33c clastic waistband gives you-'firm- $120 $13.12 $106.88^ $5.00 in8* Fancy Green The committee's annual. lunch- support where you need it most. 300 32.80 267.20 12.50 Light LUNCH KITS Comfortable fly-front CAQC con.and fashion" show will b* held pouch. Tube-weave lee * * ' at the Chanticler, Millburn, at .1 600 65.60 534.40 25.00 Sweet CREAM Vi pt. 24c PEPPERS straps "can't curl or bind. p.m. Wednesday. Miss Lucas and i 2.39 Get your Bracer Sup-, Miss Woodward of Cranford are 960 104.96 855.04 40.00 members of the -hospitality com- 1.200 131.20 1,068.80 50.00 mittee and Mrs. Plummer is as- Breakfast Foods sisting 'with' publicity. 1.680 183.68 1.496.32 70.00 Downy Flake +1-0 s Open Sunday 9 AM. to 9 P.M. This year marks the twentieth Any amount up to $2^00—these are examples only. anniversary of the Children's • Shorter repayment period.if desired. - WAFFLES 2 pkg. 35c INSTANT OATS Service Committee which func- tions as u working committee of Birds-Eye THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY ONLY CREAM of RICE Ready-To-Eat tho Family and Children's Society French FRIES 2 pkg. 29c tff Elizabeth. • ^ Above charges include life Insurance POST TOASTIES & • :•• \ fo cover any unpaid balance. Dole's Pinaappb CORN FLAKES pkg. 16c ;:; Charge. Your Purchases Thru — All Local Candidates JUICE 2 cans 39c SMOKED HAMS 59 Quaker . (Whole OA^-ShinT Invited to Card Party Famous NORTH STAR all wool blanket that's luxury! PAK-O-TENS , .pkg. 35c $ CEDARGREEN All- local- candidates for the jaW^ Armour's Star YOUR 1954 WORLII SERIES^ Township~Commirtee~have—been" Multicolored bloik-ifcheck pattern onT~a~ novelty-type HOUR invited to the annual card party lb in the evening. Or phone CRanford 6-1000 weave permitting a soft drape for warmth. Sai«£«SS2STT^ S E R VI RECORD BOOK FREE "of'tbe Cranford Women's Rcpublir BONELESS POT ROAST 69 can Club- . ' . or write for an application form. with . The affair will be held Satur-: day at 1:30 at Koos Bros., Rahway. COMPLETE GU.LETTE RiVZOR for $1,00 Invitations have been extended to PHONE EXTRA CHARGE Howard Cowperthwaite, incum- 17. Chicken Of •'* I »'' t I. I' 1 A Ii I' i: I ( \ >\ (i S I Y or with ;.•"•. bc-nt, and Ira Dorkuiw Republican, Union County TrustCompany ..Tho Sea WE 10 DISPENSER BLUE BLADES for Sl.96 ulid Gus Cohen, independent. Mrs. Kingsley Lawrence is in Serve* the County — and tervet it weUl TUNA PIES DELIVER charge of arrangements. Serv- OWNED & OPERATED BY ing t>n Jhe committee are: Mrs. 142 lisai Sbtet (QH«Frioralioa War. I w p .- • '•- '/.-: •••• ;'•• v
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/ • • •."••••• re^ I.'-/, .. •',' = Miscellaneous Shower afternoon at 3 o'clock. A ticket sale to be held November*. 12 at commiltee. She^wiU be assisted 'John-L. Brenhan, Mrs. Albert M. Clark,, Springfield and WinfieW Former Residents will pay for coffee and hDmc- Stout Mothers the. Union "County Trust Company by 'Mrs. Joseph ' El, Koury, co- Gessler, Mrs.' A. H. Crowell, and, Democrats Plan units to spoasor a rally" at 9 pin. Marian Year Honors Miss Miatynard made cake. Packages for the under supervision o^f .Mrs. James chairman. Mrs. E. P. Kuntzrrian, Mrs. C. F. Gilpln, Jr. -_>.,:.',.- at LePree's, Roselle Park. The Local Chapter Collegians' Corner popular ^pargeL post b.od!h may Miss Kay C. MaynaYd, daughter Plan Activities O'Hara and Mrs. Frederick Ahr. Mrs: A. P. Ppnnelly, Mrs. L. J. The program will ft-ature Mrs. Candidates'Day' Garwood Democratic Committee Pilgrimage At Roosevelt still. be sent in tomorrow, from Refreshments and a,social hour Von Bergen, Mrs. F.T. O'Brieii, will sponsor a rally at 8 p.m. at Host to State Mary Alice Hanson, daughter of of Mr. and "Mrs. Charles F. May- 8:40 to 9 a.m. or 12:30 to 12:45 Joe P; Mi'sshij'er, fonr.crly a case Barbara L, Putscher of 707 Wil- • The PTA of Roosevfyt -School followed the business session. Mrs. J. J. Errlco, Mrs^E,Buike, 1 Bay Leaf Memorial Hall, South 1 Mr. *ind Mrs. T. J." Hanson,' 374 nard of 123 BurWside avenue, was World Indeed p.m. For Troop 78 1 worker (iw many years 4n private ForMtesYerger low street, a sophomore at Rut- L • cdii.u'leted «n.al arrangements Dennis Lynch is scoutmaster ofMrs. F. H. Weiss, Mrs- Z. T. Lan«- For Union County avenue. \ • I •' gers University Newark College Lincoln avenue, and a sophomore ;uest of honor Friday evening ht 'This is indeed a small woi! •< .Committee chairmen were the troop.' ; ^ifii'iH'iesju'.Hl in tin- Union County . .Union County Democrats will " Miss Virginia Yerger of 601 Or- Iv" thA carnival-to be held at the The country store will have ella. Mrs. Neil Castaldo, Mrs. Mae DAR today of Arts and Scigpcfis, was a mem- at Allegheny College, is a mem- a^_mlscellaneous • bridal shower For two former families who named and plans for .the new Larnowski, Mrs. Eleanor Mijrriiv. Courts. The -speaker's subject nhsefve -"Ciindidiiti's' T")ny" Mim- (—County Chairfr.an James a. Kin- chard street returned home Sat "Saturday from 12 noon to Roosevelt shirts, on displayt and CranfeV^Ford Chapter. Daugb- nt thi* prrnnpprppnt-s rotmmlt- nf Cwenif.' natibnol honorary snnson ducues^ag the Mother's Really of Kahwjiy has appointed held at the home of Mr. and Mrs! sided imOrfeavcs • this is forstunents, their parents will also sell 'Halloween^costumes, Mrs. Katherine Kinney, Mrs. will (lio ' (.'(instructive case CoiiKrcssman Charles urday irom. a glx-wee-weeKk Marian for a Koflee Klatch held at service' organization-• for gophPr. Club of Boy Scout Trroop "78. Mrs. McCaskell TJ. HowelJTcSnTIidate for the U.sT vt-ElizhlxHi: to 1 MTJ. Doucettcof 123 South .'ovo ula. In-casp. nf " school pon»aritsvoind other hums. sponsored by St. Michafel's Church, drcd—W pos- act as general chairman of the will be hgst chapter at the auttj 'Yt'lir pilKrimuye lit Europe, mate university uml yesier- more WOi'iuii, ADV'U Cwen. .Miw ; Quinn, Mrs. • H- J. Verenault and sible f<>r those Who come iii|,o con- Sen:itt*: Congressman Harrison j^. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Landreth |-.,nt will be.*postponed~tor -the Another new feature, the auction met recently at the Home, of the At D Q£ A Session day. - Richard'Eggers. lotal muni- state meeting of the DAR today left August 13 abqard the "Andrea day to welcome neto women stur Hanson will wbrk with junior'bnd nue. .. '. . • "' "•• . .-• ••_ 1 Mrs. Dorothy Humpson. llict with the. law by the/ use of Williams, Jr., of Plainfield, as- resident - advisors ... in /orienting and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hi.y« l/oMuv.-in}!.Saturday.( booth, will offer • many articles president, Mrs. William Maher of Mrs. Stella McCaskell" -repre« cipal chairman. .Cecelia'". at the Park Hotel, Plainfjeld. ; dents into the Women's -Assocjoi The hostesses were Miss Kay Tickets ..may be obtained from the many beneficial channel!; pro- pirant , for reelection, nnd the Doria" as a member of a pilgrim* freshmaft women to college life, find they are now neighbors a«:iin I- Tbt• ways'"'and means coromlt- of produce and merchandise-for 1.15 Columbia avenue. sented Harry D. Johnson Council Wickham'vof • Kenilworth and Mi- 1 The local chapter will be rep- Bon of the College. Miss-S^itscher, Makee and Miss May Fairweather, any committee member or at the vided through taxes. Democratic freeholder candidates 1 age led' by-Bishop' Joseph McShea and serve ns aid at receptions, in Mexico City. I /ymder the chairmanship of sale to the highest bidder, the Other officers of the club are: chael ]. Glodic, of Garw&od are resented by Mrs. Oliver EL Wer- an English major, is an officer of who will be a bridesmaid for Miss 123^ f)aughters of America, at the meeting of the Rosary Society on The Board of Managers' of the will tour the county. of .Philadelphia .and returned parents' days, homecoming and (-.Mr. and Mrs. Landreth were ihe % W. C. Sossky and Mrs. B., committee announced. • ' Vice-president, Mrs. Peter Steiner; ner, hostess; Mrs. John E. Allen, the women's organization. annual State Session in Atlantic Monday. . Service I.e:lcue .has scheduled a Governor Robert B. Meyner will other Allegheny events. j. ..- Maynard, both of Cranford. . t>ec- week-end guests of Mr. and Mis.' • ' '• (prides, has -announced that treasurer, Mrs. Claud Barnes; re- co-hostess; Mrs. Thomas L. Bren- aboard the "Nierp'Amsterdam." / City last week: ,. \ ineetini; f(>r Moiul:i'y at 8 p,m. at bo in the county and',will attend orations weret in pink and white. Roy Tipton of 6 Greaves p!;, . |,h'. following, people will be in cording . secretary, Mrs. Dennis While in Rooie, this group had Miss. Barbara Marie Sloat, L •^ the, lumut-^ut—S i«»«ve-tK-#ie-itH£ttt^-T'hmritrtlr—The} nan, house committee, and Mrs. AH 16,guests presertt were from The Tiptons entertained at a. bui- 'of -various booths^ ~ WCTU Outlines Lynrift'' nnd rnrr<»spQn4ing—t^p— . A brush demonstration was held daughter of Mr. and Mrs,. Francis Robert G. and Frank C. Finney, r l at a meeting recently at the Jr., first victApresident. freeholder candidates, include: | vices are subject to inspection by Mansell S. Richards, decorations. special'audience with Pope Pius fd r~r ; -~ ~r— [%£•: Coffee Shop^Mrs. pW retqry. Mrs. W.-Jarikowski.' y • Servk&heague ^ E- ShwrtrZt'Oak-Ijiie. u beniur stu- ^ons-of-Mn-and7-Mrsr-<3eraW—JT Masonic\ Temple.;. It was an- James C. Kellogg, III. Janies J. | the State Department of Health day evening at their home.' A;. j«.'.jlH-'iek: Beverage Booth—Mrs. MDembers of the executive board Mrs. Robert M. Harmon, second Program at Tea ,.('.'••)•' 1 dent nurse at Keuka College, Keu- Finney of 29 avenue, have Miss Maynard \vill, become the nounced that the Past Councilors' Pavis and John C. Boyle, all of .,nd jn • ^e instanct^. by local Kjeldsen and Mrs. John B. Kcelcy. the few persons who was priv* y tending were: Mr. and Mrs." G us n6 Tony; Balloons—Mrs. W. H. are: Membership,. Mrs'. ' Peter Opens Season viet'-president of the Junior Ser- Delegates to the state meeting j i ka Park, N. Y.-, is presently affll- returned to Marletta'CollegeCll M, Mar- bride Saturday of George A. Por- Plans for he coming year were Club will hold its October meet- vice • League, presided at a meet- Elizabeth, nud Robert C. Kirk-,, , ,.,,._, . ^ Roll, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. M.vei'.\ uvbi.r- Parcpl' Post—Mrs R. L. WaJ fh and Mrs. John , Pfanne; board!: from Cranford will be: Mrs. Earl ileged to speak .personally with J ' iated with WiUard State Hospital, ietta, O. Robert, beginning his cella, son of t&ft-flnd Mrs. Santi- outlined at n autumn tea-of the ing at. the home of Mrs. Ethel in;; of the organization's provi- Patrick of Hillsiae. ' \ o£*ealih. Purpose of the -/j Geneva, for a six-week training ago Porcella of 20t_Holly street, Mr. and Mrsr"fi>onald Crei^iiu-.n) uvbt-r: Miniature Golf^Mrs. B. sun ihine, Mrs. W. Shamek, and At Tea Tuesday A; Dunfee. Mrs. Abram H. Crow- him ahd to be photographed with junior year, is president .pf the Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sickert, Mr! Woman's C jrlstian TemRerance publicity, Mrs. Gerald J.' Finney. Dunbaden. . • The Cranford Junior Service sional mctttbor-i* at 1:30 p.m. Tiles- The'Cranford Democratic Com-'^spcctSon is to assure that no 'period in psychiatric nursing.' at ,4 p.m. in the Cranford Metho- w- Glides and Mrs. W. S. Barn- an c ell, Mrs. Clarence" V. Jocrndt a|nd him. ••.."'..• student body and is majoring in and Mrs. Charles Schillingi-r •„•.,£• ^ president named the fol- League will hold its first regular day at the home of Mrs. John mittee. will join with Roselle, Ro-: <- gets an over-dosage pf radia- Keuka student nurses spend two dist Church. hl'rcCrmdIe Game—Mrs. V- H. Union at th home of Mrs. E. B. Mrs. Louis G. Putscher. . MISS JANET DOUQLAS M;irian shrines and other places MISS LILLIAN KAIMER speech therapy. Frank, a sopho- low: ng chairmen for the year's Keeley, 301 Prospect avenue. Spe- selle Park, Kenilworth, Union, tian. • . years in various hospitals, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Behrv-ns, Vhitmi.-yer: Country Store—Mr^. Hunn, 25 Arlington road, last St. Michael's Group mcL'tin}* of the. season at 2 p.m. of of religious interest were visited more, is, an economics major. 1 acti Hies: Halloween, party, rs. Tuesday -at the home of Mrs. cial .guests...were.: Mrs.. .Whikel. Dr. Gus Turbville, president nursing .organizations after spend-: Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Fischer of The Landreths have left to vi^it, \V C. Throneberry and Mrs. R. week. Northland College, Ashland. Wis.. in Naples, Pompeii, Rome, Assisi, Frank Sowa; boys' Christmas, Pious Luncheon Robert L- Clare, Jr., 605 Linden president, nnd .Mrs. Jean Monten- Miss Douglas Betrothed Gaudios'Kaimer Troth ing two years of academic study Matowan have announced the relatives in Missouri before re- S I.iuas; White Elephant Booth— Letters -of appreciation were 1 will be the guest speaker at the Florence, Venice, Milan, Avignon, Miss Susan Decker Eschenlauer, party, Mrs Arthur Donnelly; fa- The "luncheon is served" com- jilaceT Presiding officer will be I'eourt. Provisional members at- on campus. . . • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur birth of a daughter, on September turning to their home in Mexico Mrs- k'M- Stevens. received from the Misses Sue afternoon session. His topic wyll To Former Local Man Nice, Lourdcs, Paris, Lisic'iix arid Announcement Made r ther-and-son dinner, Mrs. Joseph mittee of the Rosary Society of illrs. R. B: Winkel, president. tending," In'addition to the host- 25 at Riverview Hospital, Red City. For.the past nine y«r:irs, AIso, Hot Dog Stand—Mrs,. E. Laird and/Elinor Ingeholm, who be "Education and Its Relation to Mr and Mrs. Russell T. Douglas London. Departing from the re- Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kaimer of Eschenlauer of 16 Raleigh ave- Peters; boys' picnic, Mrs! Claud St. Michael"^ Church met recent- Mrs. William P. Cleaver, chair- ess, were Mrs'. Joim L. Biennan, nue. Has registered for her fresh- Bank. They also have a son. Mrs. Mr. Landreth has b^ch a rcprc<- Pitch-'em Game— were delegates from • the local Northland College." This college. s aspects of the tirip, Miss George Jeffries of 25 Seneca : James, and mothers' dinner. Mi of 1 Tulip street announce the 12-Hickory street announce the n -unlon -tOrthe-State-Summer Con^ t. thf h'twrip nt Mp; philjp iwice.^visited"4he-worfd- : : road han Vu*" nr-wjitwl nn fm- jnan..yeg—at:..,.Gauchec.^College, , j J assisted by-Mfs. WiHiam-M. Crnft, L. Matteson, Mrs.' U. E. Ross" Jr., "engagemenl''"of'"""' 'tHeif "aauglffer" Crane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. any in .Mexico, City. • •• ference for Youth . at Yardville. M. Heineirtan. Henehan of 12 Hampton street. National Society. DAR. is attended famous Casino at Monte Carlo bationary membership in the Rut- Baltimore, Md., .where classel s for jj^ C. D. Stratton; Feed the Plans.,jvei;e made for a' rum- Mrs. Robert B. Acklatid; Mrs. I and Mrs. Santiago Porcella, HI. Miss Lillian K. Kaimer, to Albert Henry H. Crane of Hazlet, form- Me jBpyes has been travclini; Mrs. Helen Mayer, Union County Plans uwere discussed for* the largely by Indian students. •• Miss Janet. Evelyn Doilglas, to while staying on the Riviera: She gers University Glee Club, New the new term begin tomorrow", Miiiikcy Game—Mrs". H. F. Hitch- ma^e sale to" be held Qcjober luncheon to be. held October 12 in '; •:.' '<•' N. CJaudios,. Jr., of Roselle, son of Brunswick: During, the present rly of Cranford. ••"-• - around-the country for the'pri.v: youth, supervisor, reported the Another highlight of the ses- Philip Walling Heston,.sOn of Mr. later visited Oxford University This year's freshman class will be 'CQX; Dart Ganie^—Mrs. Morgan- 15 under direction of Mi'S' Miher ttje-* school cafeteria at 12:'3u p.m. 1 several years.forthe Sonoco Pajiix Cranford delegates were excellent sion will be a talk by Mrs_nobert and Mrs. T. Kennady Hestoh, of and the Shakespeare country, in Mr. and Mr'si Guudios of Jack- season, the, club will, perform at he first,to benefit from the new .roih-Barile;. Basketball bame— and .Mrs. Steiner, and a cake "' Mrs. Henehan Is chairman of the •• it: many public functions throughout A son,' Gary Wayne, was born Mill"Company ahd is now ai-.- V. Miss Kaimer and Mr. Gaudios um, which was completed this f 213 South Union avenue on Mr! E. J. Shaheen; Public Auction array of posters, designed and Good Can Come Out of Korea?" sylvania. ... summer. . J l_Mrs, P. A Beadell, Mrs CD. •, Charles M.Yeakel Agency Miss Douglas is a graduate of are graduates of Cranford High September 20 at Elizabeth Gen- Mr. and Mrs: C. R. Van Ostronj.. painted by Cranfprd-High Sohool In addition, the musical program ral Hospital: The' couple also has , Stratton and Mrs, H. -K. Ncyalls. students, were am,ong the most c Cranford High School ahd Ver- School. She is employed by Radio of 109 South Union avenue have For Your Shopping Convenience, •''•'•':!': will include piano selections by Plap$ for Wedding Miss Mary Anne McGuire, William Wilson, son of Mr. and |jr; Tickets —Mrs. W' S. Barnhart wo other children, Kathleen'"and attractive and inspirational sub- takes pleitsure in announcing that y i'.: returned from a seyen weeks* va- -, 1 1 '• Mrs. Louis C. Rutgen and Miss mont Junior College. She is With Corporation o£ America in Wood-v daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. J. Bradford Wilson of 405 and Mrs. H. Grayce. . Raymond. . mitted in the contest. • ti}.' Mildred Ortliff. The soloist for Springfield avenue, a freshman at cation in Milwaukee, Wis., whero!; t.l ".''•'•'' the personnel division' of the Told by Fiancee bridge. Mr. Gaudios-is an ap- J."McGuire of 9 Doering-way has they; yisitcd their son-in-law nail In addition to the^e games and the afternoon will be Miss Eliza- started her freshman year at the Hamilton College, Cliriton, N.Y., booths, therq-wlll be popcorn, pony .Vacation experiences we r e Guaranty Trust Company of N. Y. Plans for her-wedding Satur- prentice tool and die maker with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stoke- daugliter, Mr. "and Mrs. T. L.. Mil- related by each member and JMrs. THOMAS H. SHARKEY beth Dinning accompanied by University of Hawaii, Honolulu, has been pledged to Delta Upsi- / •••••„•• Mr. Heston is a graduate of Pin- y of 45 Hollywood avenue an- ler and sons. Van Eric and Guy, rides, .a merry-go-round and the WE ARE OPEK Miss Frances Webb of Plainfield. day to George A. Porcella, son of Helmuth Tool Company, Linden. T. H., after a two weeks' vacation lon Fraternity. He was graduated whip ride. D. C. Lowe's Loyal Temperance gry School, Elizabeth. He is a nounce the birth of a son, Wil- imd in -.Orville, Ohio,' where th<'y Legion children offered . several Mr: and Mrs. Santiago Porcella of A June wedding is planned. in California and Honolulu. from the Carteret Schol, Westo .Tickots for the coffee shop may : . ' .v. ' •'• • Every ••• ' •• " •• '- is/how a member of this -firm. senior, at . Wesleyan University, liam John, Jr., September 28 at were^uests ofMx. Van Os'trom's m u s 1 c a 1 selections. Mrs. J. A. 207 Holly - street, have been an- Orange, in June. • • • ' . v v J be purchased at the school this Shower Honors Wife Middlctown, Conn., where he is a nounced,by Miss Kay C. Maynard, Elizabeth General Hospital, Eliza- brother ariH sistor-^n-la>vr.Mr . and Knowles^ presented an afgh'an member of Alpha Delta Phi. Stevenses Mark 25th The Misses Margaret, Virginia beth. Mrs. R. E. Van Ostrona:' •. Of Airman Seals . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Katherine Sauer, daughters of Albert G. HUetteman -of 121 which will be sent- with temper- Mr. Sharkey is' B specialist - in the casualty field of ance literature to the ' Veterans MONDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT F. Maynard*of 123 Burnside ave- Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. George S. Sauer of North Lehigh avenue has been Insurance. He is a former Stato Agent for the Maryland Mrs. Dorecn Seals, fonrierly of nue. .,.• , Hospital, East Orange. *.-' Warrington, England, who came to Margaret Meagher, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stevens 317 Casino avenue, have returned awarded ;the Carl Baermann Casualty Company and Special Agent for Iho Glens Falls Dr. Albert Allinger, pastor, Will Dorothy Dennis A gift also was Voted to Urs. this' country recently as the wife to their college studies. Margaret Scholarship, for the ye^r 1954-55 Until 9 O'clock. Robert Martin to Wed officiate at the 4 p.m. ceremony in of 304 Bloomihgdble avenue ob- Formerly Mildred Bede, the former' Mrs. i ./•Insurance Company. of Airman l'c Hobart D. Seals, is a senior at Bucknell University, at the New England Conservatory Madora ration Beslaorant ' the Critnford, Methodist Church. served Tuesday their 25th wed- Hedberg, / of Plainfield, who son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Seals ••' The .engagement of Miss Mar- Lewisburg, Pa.; Virginia is a jun- of Music, Boston, Si^ass., Harrison Weekdays — All Y«ar A reception will follow in the aud- "NO CHARGE" - - - - He said shortly will complete 10 years of of Clark, was honored by her sis- garet Wlary Meagher to Robert M. dlrig anniversary. • ' ior at the University of Colorado, Our Alterations Are Always FREE! itorium of the church. - . Keller, president of the Conserva-i • (Cloied Sats. and Christmas) ^service as president p' the Union ter-in-law, Mrs. ;George Seals of Martin, son of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Married in St. Vladimir's Boulder, Colo., where she is on Mrs. Carmen DiFabio of Cran- tory, has announced. Iwicheon-^-^—11^0 to 2:00 Countjr WCTU. 105 Edgar avenue, at a surprise Martin of 610 Hory street, has Church, Elizabeth, the couple forr the dean's list for-the past semes- been announced by,'her parents, ford will be her' sister's honor merly resided in Roselle Park. pinner •—• S:30 to 7:30 The union expressed apprecia- I i household shower at the Edgar ter; and Katherine is a sophomore MaJemcldel/e &/taa/ Robert R. Dommergue,. son of, J CII1RLES M. YEAKEL Mr. and Mrs. John J. Meagher of attendant. Miss May Fairwea- avenue address Saturday night. fSi Stevens-is- -the former- Miss at • Pennsylvania 'State ' College, - Sunday* •» i Is year in Korea. He is employed Preston avenue entertained her liberal arts major. < John Gillich of Rosellc Park,'Mrs.' Lt, John W. Doran,Jjr. Mohawk drive has Taeen- awarded \ •. Fred Nyce of Cranford. and Mrs. by the Army Ordnance Depart- canasta club las^t;, Thursday eve- a $500 schohistic^caccgllence award m .-•u To Wed College Student Richard Stcinen. •• Miss Alyce ment and is attending Newark ning. Attending were Mrs. James Electric^Company, -BIRTHS- College of Engineering. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Martin Stokes, Mrs, Walter ,Swa£ Professor Frank R. Hunt, deaiKof Steinen, Mrs. Christy Ball, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony • Torro, William Reuter.: Mrs. Joseph San- A spring.wedding is planned. of Gulfport, Miss., have annoiinc- Mm. Harry, Henderson and students at Lafayette College, 1.4 Park terrace, announce the gine. Mrs. Charles' Richard and ed the engagement and forthcom- Robert Laier, Jr., of CySinford, ton. Pa., announced. A senior, hi birth of a', son, James Ronald, Mrs. Lawrence Rcilly, all of Eliza- ing wedding of their daughter. Mrs, Stanley Tobiasson
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-*•/' • ... .v THE CHANFORD CITIZEN "AND CHHOOTCLg. THURSDAY, ,, U against Summit oil Tuesday were: Honored at Dinner of the First Presbyteriatt"Church,CftaniberHri,"Mis! Roy S. Zach , that the legion's alleys will be were accepted as new members. after a recent trip ta Eastern Bay, the week-end in Baltimore, Md.. f Local Marksmen Patrolrnan Albert fWher. ,290; €ub Pack 178 i officiated. Burial was in Ever- Mrs. James Caruso, Mrs. Arthur open for public bowling every Commander Winter presided. Md. visiting Mr. Depew's parents, Mr. family gathering/ on .' Sunday in ANSWER TO "KNOW YOUR AMERICA?? Patrolman Richard Schofleld, 286; green Cemetery, Elizabeth. Saturday and Sunday from 1 to and Mrs. Frank Depew. honor of therewith birthday an- OBITUARY E.' Poole, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Tab. niversary of theit daughter, Eldine. Fa,ce Kenilworth Patrolman Joseph. Kovacs, J583, Welcomes 19 .'.-A"native of New York, Mrs. 10 p.m.,, . Mrs. James G_ Depew • U-: -c'g elman, Mrs, John V. Silliman, Mr5 -SOCIALS- There were 2(y guests from Cran- and Patrolman. Fred Roberts, 277. Mayham had lived in' Elizabeth Thomas G. Bie of Roselle and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ash Baxter and their daughters. Judy and) Mr. and Mrs. John Hispoli of 7 i In Season Finale before1 com tog to Cranford. six Thomas^ Campbell, Mrs. Zimmeri ford, ,NortJi /ArIing<(>Ji, Avenel, It does noh This right is reserved to th* states. Sgt; Miller shot a 273 for. score. New Members thence to St^ Genevieve's Church, Encouraging Unit Robert MaePhetton-of-Elizabeth of 4 Makatom drive have returned Jackie, of 1046 Raritan-road spent 'oraton drive entertained 1 at a •4. Cranford and Kenilworth police ; James B. Turk Elizabeth, where ' a solemn high . years ago. man, and rs. Burton Jamison Harrison / Cub Pack 173 \>t St. Michael's • —-*, ' , I Cranford Post 212. American In the rc-match against Spring- The Rev. Frank V.'H. Carthy, U'• * vv.. wilf" finish up their second round mass of requiem was offered byj She is survived by her husband, Lgiun. voted Tuesday evening a,t •r'.it- field, the local stores were:-Kov- ',Church welcomed < -19 new mem- Tector of Trinity "Church, offi- 1 tne engagements- to the Union Coun- he loc* the Rt. Rev. Msgr/ John H. Mc-jg; Scott Mayham; tvlo sons, E. liias™ Casino to join :lrs 285: bers Jit i'ts first meeting "of the- sea- ciated at funeral services yester- Dinner to Honor Tlm-t •y p^iii^ft Pistol League when they • - :5: Sc Schoficlrlh . 2R4; Manus. pastor. Mrs. Kanane died Smtt. .Mayham, Jr., nf Clark, and vic Tnmmittee» for son Friday in the church JfoT at hier hbnSe on Tuesday of last moot at the Nr.mfthot.nn rnnfo'-nt ^-83. and Miller. 275. W Tiirlr M ware olri' nf Thomas L. of-Newark; r second the"**'match;. against Springfield: " Cubmaster J. Sorrentino Father Carthy was assist- Rev. John A. Dowling. assistant children. Jersey Central Lines who will IJL- •1 Henry B. Todd I ns for the-annual Halloween ' > r !l , place with several other Divi- Capt. Edward Stupak, 2G9; Patrol- ports h curren^ membership of 91 pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Ro- honored at a. dinner Saturday in- rector of All Saints Church, Eliza- to. be held on October- 29 sion B teams which have lost only man Chaj-les Lohinann, 290; Pat- boys who have been selle, and the Rev. Kilian Mc- two matches in the second round long-time friend of Mr.Gowan, CP, of St. Joseph's Mon- ning'at the Elks Club, Elizaljc;ii. S made.. Dress will be op- arketing on Mon Saturday...! 1 daily...because Kenilworth already has dropped rolman' George Kcrrian, 2fi9<: and 15 dens. . V Interment will take place asteryt Baltimore, was* subdeacon. Colony Club Thrift AH of the. guests of honor retired I nnal Tickets are now on sale K be obtained from Vlce- three matches. " Patrolman Robert Reuter, 286. Siiccial activities f6r th6 com afternoon to Sylvcrn Lawn Father Fagim and Father An- during the past year. . ing-ycar-were—outlined.^, the 1 ehair- *•: •..*.}> letery. "Greene, derson rend committnl prpy^* *^ nt Those from .Cranford to i,e. of which will be a trip tp the Stat- Turk "was a retired New St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Wood- A profit of $138 was realized 1 1 undefeated in the second round honored include Joseph S. D:ili;. H" *" ', and with only one more match'to Kenilworth, GarWood ue of Liberty on October 9. York insurance broker and senior bridge. Court Trinity 337, Catho- -from "the Colony Club of Cran-, Commander F. Edwin Winter
• • '•*••" ;sandris of 984 Lincoln avenue go. are assured of first, place ;h"Golfer* in Hill Wins The Rev. Mark' Dooley; pack warden of Trinity 'Church for lic Daughters of America of WeSt- ford's thrift sale held Friday at announced that the post's Bowling chaplain .urged the attending par- 108 Walnut avenue, reported Mrs. water tender, with 31 years :oiv- Liie'is now'underway on Fri- YOU SAVE ANY DAT SHOP AT A&P! Division • B.. * Cranford took the, B many years. Members «f • the vos- ficld, of which Mrs. Kanane was a Cjrl Treischmann of Garwood ents to get solidly behind the cub G. Frank Zimmerman, .chairman. ice; Salvatore Rizzo. of us K,..V evenings'. He also reported Division championship las.t, year try of. the church served as hon- memberled by, formeMrs. dVincen a guart d1A °. f Noonan.honor. , teamed up -with-Carmen Prozillo movement, so,that its ideals and orary bearers. In lieu of lioweis, Tho club's general fund and State street, machinist's helper with 27 •;;.-:f by defeating all teams in that WILJJAM I_ IRSUN£i__ grand regent. of Roselle Park to form, one of purposes might be realized. E. contributions are being sent to Federation projects will benefit years' service; and Edward Suco- - UOABO or EDUCATION * "r group.'' , .• Crmn|ord. N.J. Preceding the Cranford-Kcnil- the Winning pairs in the • first Gornqwskj,- assistant chairman of the Evergreens; Episcopal Home from the sale. • ney of 11A Sylvester street, lotij. round of the Union County Public. the Pack Committee, also stressed ..motive engineer, with 47 years' Pn>MU>> '•» worth-contest today,-Kenilworth IrslingerFeted for the Aged, Moorestown. which Mrs." ' Assisting Mrs. Zimmerman-wer& TraniporUOon a' Pnplta , • . • • -3' will face Fatiwood lit 2 p.m. Links • Best-Ball Tournament at the need • for- the assistance and was a favorite project of Mr. Mrs- Wilfred A. Burton, Mrs. Mil- service, MIK1 propoaaU for the transportation cooperation of the parents. Den .Services were conducted. Tues- I orlnDled children to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Galloping Hill on Sunday. They Turk. lard HnllenbCck and Mrs.' Law- Ross E. Rowland of Cranford 1 Super-Right and er Top Grade Brands " Cranford stopped Summit, 1,136 For Long Service day in New York City for Mrs. The Bruce Street. School; Newark. to 1,.1()9. on Tuesday, and also de- defeated Mai Witroxki of Eliza- mothers were introduced ' to the A native of'Greene. N.Y.. Mr. rence Tnhpimpn. industrial agent, will be toast? i , ' ,; ' - Charles Albertj Meister, Jr., of N feated Springfield. 1.J27 to 1.077, beth and Andy "Paul, Summit, 3 boys and assignments made. Turk went to New York when he An executive board meeting will master, and there Will be" ah ad- "The,'llaIloron School, Elizabeth, ' •'•••£ As^ is .the practice on the Sun-,At Weston Electric New York City', 'former.lyof Cran-' . - _ ' • •" — —_in ^-rcn-sjipoliuft-of-a ,wais..21. be_neid.-Mx>nday-evening._at-i.tha "'"" Saturdajrin-Post rheHV3 Cortlond Apples Sprincfipld previously had. for- Jerry Sabatinr of iKenilworth day" following: the monthly Ifneet- William L. Irslir)ger. of 16 Sut- by .> Globe Rutgers Insurance home of Mrs. William G. Trom- field, president" of the Jersey Oi). M-V' Clly. N. J.. and Graduate Hospital;'' NeW ~" York feited. , The latter match was ar- and Mike Zack of Linden-defeated, ineviriembers 6f the pack received ton place, was honored by. fellow [Company and- later by London etter, president, of 2 Makatom tral "pines. 'E. M. Hart of Gar- The Cranford HJ8h School, Cran- City, after a short illness. Inter* ranged on "agreement between the Walt Fischer, Cranford, and JoeHoly-Communion at the 9:15 Mass employes and the Weston Electri-i Guaranty and Accident Company Wive, Those Who will attend are: wood, supervisor of employment lulll be received by the Board of Edu- SMOKI D HAMS ment was in Woodlawri Cemetery, two teams concerned and thBelnne , Roselle, 3 and 2. - Sunday morning.- About 65 mem- ... ' —'•"""„"" , I/before opening his own insurance Mrs. Victor .'D. Shaheen, Mrs. and personnel and secretary of Ion. Tojvmhlp of Cranford. N. J.. at i. • Mike Kascin of Mountainside,' bers were in attendance. N.Y. o'clock P.M.. Eastern Standard "Union County Park Commission to cal Instrument Company. Newark, f _ jr^fT^ at 1 Libt Hugo M., Staiger, Jr., Mrs. Law- the Veterans' Association, is gen- IS Thureday. October 7. 19S4. at th» . give Springfield a score to pc)st champion for the past three years b kora retired Born in ..Cranford, Mrs: Meister rie Montgomery,, Mrs. C. Vaneral chairman of the affair. lowland School. Mlln Street, Cranford. ll Whole or with Jiiles Gatc-sy of 'Garwood, last Thursday at a luncheon mark- street. New. Yolk. He lived here all ber life until mov- Either Half ,L for the match.. I* 'g^ciftcatlpna and bid forms and a l.lb.16niiAS Portion Ib. ID This left the local team with a did all right with his new partner, VFW Auxiliary ing his 25 ycars^ of service withf aouui six years-ago. ing to New York City about, 21 I standard form of questionnaire \o be Ib. Fall Cut " Frank'Eckert as"they downed Dick the firm. ''" ,-'" j Mr. Turk came tovGranford years ago. - She attended - Cran- I srawnvd byy -the te- bbidder s mayy. be aer recorS of ~t\vb'"wins"and 'two"d6- I cured upon applicatioliti n att ttheh * officffie of —-i Parker of Cranford and/Russ Bent ford schools and was a graduate HHrr featS in the second round and a Welcomes Six Mr. Irslinger, head of. the stand-' from New York to make his home I ihf Board of Education. Cleveland School. Potatoes (Year Ago Ib 43 total of II wins to- nine defeats of Union, 3 and 2. Gatesy dropped -Six new members were wel- of Cranford High School, For Isilln Street. Cranford. N.J. (Year Ago Ib. 55c) (Year Ago lb.65') ards department, started with the I 31 years ago. He served as a ves- KNOW YOUR AMERICA I Each bid must be. accompanied by o • vi during the season. out when he joined! Shackaihuxon .-omed at a meeting "Monday eve- company as a messenger. He re-! many'years she served.a's" piano I «riifl«i check of j>ot less, than five per 1 tr>'"»an of -Trinity Church about Tokaf Grapes Skank Portion Butt Portion WkoK or Either H«lf-f DfTCut Kenilworth lost ' to, the Union this year. /" ning of the Ladies Auxiliary to teived a movie camera- from his 30 years and _s senior warden for accompanist for the''pub lie I «nt 1ST » of the estimated oost of the ••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• from Newark. He is a member of field avenue, for Dr. Frank T. of Cranford. . • *• 7OVQTE , office of the Board of Education, Cleve- Trinity Church_ and Azure Lodge Maxson. 64. of 222 Orchard street, land-School. Mlln Street Cranford. N. J.. Sweet Petatees 3 -17 Chuck Steaks ...... 45 Pork Loins . ^.^.430 io;p.ndlb.53c 129, F & AM. Thiireday "evening. October 7.""IBM.' at 25^ lb C peridontist, who died , Friday in tljht o'clock. Eastern Standard Time. Nifty Frozen Waff let . , OHMS f—W»— his office at 43 Bleeker street, Mrs. E. Scott Mayham Proposals to be considered must be Yellow 3-kioo Top Sirfoin Roast or Steak «-•• 89 Newark, after a heart attack. The Services were held Tuesday for mbmitted on forms supplied by the f M lb c b c C iliary is planning an art contest Board of Education and must be in New finei Cabbage »=«—*»*«». n>.3e Ground Beef " * ^^ 35 Sliced Bacon ^^ '^ 37 P'^73 Rev. Rribert G. Longaker, pastor Mrs. Sadie' B. Mayham, 62 years itrici accordance with the Vequiremcnts Ib C 0 3igMoe& for girlri of the high school as part of the First Presbyterian Church, old, of 36 Keith Jeffries avenue, o! the plans and specifications. Bids will of its^ youth activities program. be tiiken .upon ^ lump sum basis and Breast 0' Chicken Tuna Fish Greea Peppers • ..R-—*»•--•• u>7e Legs of Lamb ^" ^l' . -•-59• WIHW«IChickens» ^''^'^^"i-'''^*. s- ^ \ . ib./Kc and the Rev. Orion • C. Hooper, who dietf—Saturday at her home award will be made thereupon. ln a pit •»••""»• . Siiei lwunb c pi| rim< u aiii Little Bud nounced at a later date. ' > Form of Contract, including General Legs of Lamb , O"»n-"»dy -67 Turkeys • 9 ' , *'—'«jy-»o-eook ib'*oo gical Seminary. ..officiated^ _i..Irt orial, 12 Springfield avenue. The You Jcnow you can depend on it! An Insurance- Conditions, _t he ^Specifications, the Plans. The "buck and a half nite" on terment was in Whitelawn Ceme- RevTTtoBerf G^ Xongaker," pastor the forms of Performance Surety Bonds C K fl l q ; T : i Saturday, it was reported, was a tery. Point Pleasant. program tailored to your individual needs can be and all other contract documents may Popsi-Cola piuTdi^oiiT YellowTanips -uin»,i«w,-7 -^—Loin Lamb Chops . . . / '*>99 Turkeys •'' ' ' ™ S^.^lf ^ "^ 57 success. The entire proceeds were he obtained at the office of the Board of Education, Cleveland School,' Mlln C donated to the Cranford First Aid Born in Point Pleasant, Dr. depended on. See us NOW for the Insurance SUect, CranfordJ N^ J. The sealed en- Squad. The next buck-and-a-half Maxson practiced dentistry in New velope rcvnlninlng, each bid shall have A&i^ Frozen Food Values Shoulder Lamb Chops -»-• "79 Fresh Haddock FiTlet that you should carry. V plainly u."ittvn on the outside the name* night will be a Halloween cos- Cumberland, W. "V_, before es- MclNTYRE'S of the bidder and the worki bid upon. Filtar tip carton O **"•€ tume, dance on October.30. Mrs. tablishing a practice in Cranford Bltlderi will be required to qnnlif' Kent Cigarette! King or regular lite lO.plfl*.' YOUR CHOICE... ANY COMBINATION! in. 1919. . In 1927 he. turned to to the satisfactjo'n of the Spard of Edu- FrmkFrM Dorothy Klekner is chairman. • " cation, both ..as to financial" responsibility Reservations for the testimonial pcridontia and opened an -taffice Uwn Mower Shop and c.itiab|lity of efficient execution ol •••mm in Newark. the work. lona Brand-Select Quality (Jinner honoring the post's nation- ***** SEE THIS WEEK'S ANSWER ON NEXT PAGE, Dr. Maxson was graduated in BALES — SERVICE Contractor to whom contract may be Pofat al championship senior women's PABTS — WELDINQ au-.-irdt-d b'hall furnish a surety bond sat- New Pack 1911 from the Baltimore College Ufarturv *M the Board of Educntior Swanson's-Frozen 0 5 drjll team may be obtained . by Antborised njual to 1005. of the contract price contacting Mrs." Henry Schwarz or of Dental Surgery and served ..as u provided for and In accordance with Orange Jiice - " any member of the drill team. The a captain in the- Army Dental Reo—Eclipse—Exccllo the •peclfications. ' ... lona Brand 1.5%'«. Corps in World War I. He* was a rIEDENBERG-MACBEAN Eich bidder shall tender with hU bid dinncr is scheduled for October Many Other Funons Makes a certified check or bid bond' In .amount Fried Chicken Orange Jnice Select Quality cant lire member of Xi Psi Phi fratern- equivalent to 10 per cent (103-» of the 23 at the • Veterans . Memorial DBIJVBKT BEKVICB; y ; v ity^- •;--• —'•-•- • -•-•.'--••• haw-.bid. .tor •the- • purpose* mentioned •HpmeT"! .""" •:••"•- ; In and by the specifications, together Birds Eye Fryen . . . < He was a member Of the Amcri- -'".-•- WEstfieU 2^2528 106 SOUTH AVE..EAST.CRANFORD-CR 6-3000 A cake sale is scheduled for Oc- with such other enclosures as the specl- 11 oz. erkaf t 235 N. Elmer St. Westaeld. N. 1. (icMiniw «-t forth. lona Brand tobf- 8 at the Cranford Branch of "n Society. past president of the Union .County The Board of Education reserves the TV Dinner 69 Select Quality the Cranfoird Trust Company. Mrs. rlsht to U'Ject any and alt bids, wslv. Birds Eye Niied Vegetables Green ctul nil Informslities..-and aware' Foil-wrapped-on -individual-serving—trayin s compfete- Academy of Dentistry, enntruct us may be deemed best for the Refreshments were served by Interest* of the Board ol Education. Birds Eye Lisa Beais «*&>*" the New? Jersey Denta dinner already cooked . • . ready to heat and serve Mrs. Anne Bird and Her commit- No nidder may withdraw, his bid for lona Brand—Select He was a lecturer and specialist a p-.-riix) nf thirty 1301 days after the i\ tee. ' Mrs. Dale Brinkersoff, presi- d»te set for the opening thereof. BinbEyeClMpHBreccoli Quality—Cream Style in pcridontia. the treatment of H. R. McCullough. Golden Corn dent, presided. diseases of the gums. ' Secretary. fif September 30. IBM. . ,; B-3f Dr. Maxson was a member of Vanity Fair Facial ^^ A&P Durand Lodge. F&AM. Point Plea- TOWNSHIP OF CBANFOBD VIA Group Funds sant, and he attended the First NOTICK or INTBNVION Our Finest Quality > TO uoDirr unuctiON) Sauerkraut Presbyterian. Church. '/•'•'•• '/'•" • Notice is hereby given that the Town- C To Aid Project He leaves his wife. Mrs. Flor- tWp Committee of Township of Cran- ford. :eadmK. as to said lot 16o7 "no bulldintf Siiaur J'cirVoif c ib. m"j ffl ib. Q4 •haU l>e ertcted on a lot having less Bor*AI%IiJWI. . !-«. | pig. 9 C organization's first 'meeting of the 96 Centennial avenue, at Gray U^aF GranulaUd * bag "•• •* W season- at the home of Miss. Ma- cation will b« effected unless sufficient Grated ba g Memorial. 12 Springfield avenue, cwue appears to the Contrary. Uncle Ben's Rice tilda Juracek, president. 281 M n|i ( 7 on Tuesday, with the Rev. Frank ...... : . J..Wa«er.CofJee. DINTY MOORE Burry's Cookies °° 3 '» m.Howi % •»• 33° The purpose1- of /each center, _ ,' • : Township CteHc. • V. H. Carthy. rector of "Trinity Asparagus Tips 10'/,« Mrs. Loderstedt said, is to estab- Church, officiating. Interment O»t«d: September ». 1954. \O-'. Sav om Famoms A&P CoH— Jane Parker tokiet ^^f^;^^ lish a democratic pattern of self- was.privatc TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Beef Stew Sweet Peas 6 e help for the Philippine people. Mrs. Croll. who was an invalid, light 0'dodi — Cling Peaches ™£I3£?' 2 'c .^' 37 : VES SIR, THE JERSEY CENTRAL'S EVERy-HOUR, __ She explained that the Filipino* died of a heart attack while seat- AN OllblNANCE Providing for the Pov Spinach 'Ml supply .the land and labor to build ed in a chair at her home Friday 6? " °*WJ "0"' "*»»*et 24 oz. RedCrde — AnriCOtS A4P_ourfin.i,qu.l;r/ 30oi.«Jt the -centers 'and . the American night. Police reported that after [SnjmUtee o| the Township of Cran- ctf 39« 1-03 Apple Cider 3O people provide the audio-visual her death a cigarette she had been 49«, J:37« I CLEAR-TRACK SERVICE IS 3 WAYS BETTER-THAN-EVER That Fruit Cocktail JX-^^IS* equipment at each center.' The smoking set tiro to her night i.r .." '• WIUow.""8ti»»f frorr Join the thousands who save by choos- 1#05 — . uuavrttVt ^d bPUicy o to Brookslde Place b- p JZ cost of the equipment is $5,500 for gown, causing second degree burns f'" : the coiwtruction of a bi.i r macadam pave- ing Dinty Moore Beef Stew at A&P. center ' of her bodv. - . , -' A&P's ?£2 CoHee>TC -1.09 Kirkman'Apple Juicse Bora ^ax Soa^ 2£,49p .3« ' ^"25° Bassett's Liquorice It is' hoped, the chairman said. Her. son-in-law and daughter. "^ appurtenances in accordance 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, CRANFORD ™ »*»'« Jind specifications pre- BETTER EOUIPMENT: Mora Budd Cor Air-Conditioned that the Junior Women's Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minion, with '"' "me "by the Township Engl of New Jersey will be able to whom she resided, had bero«cment ini' Colgate's Vel ••n these centers. Mrs/ Loderstedt to find Mrs. Croll's nightgown We offer residents of Cranford end vicinity an (xi thereof be assessed against th< asked that ' each member bring afire and a hassock smouldering th pro Angel Food Ring an article at the next meeting to in front of her chair. The fire liows&i***n 3. The estimated *co»t of »ol<' ll Golden Corn BETTER SCHEDULES: Hourly Service At The Same Time go into the Than* packages, that department was called toA extin- outstanding funeral home, complete with air con- «-inent U tl2.000.00. To defray .th' '" said Improvement, the jium o Colgate's Fab will be sent td servicemen. guish the tire. An autopsy re- Is hereby appropriated^ In add* Whol«K«rn«l Every Hour A delegation from the Junipr vealed death was due to a heart ditioning, organ, large light rooms for your every the tunn of 1800.00. which i» M«Je from famous VIA will attend the New Jersey attack and not to the burns. O "iS-tgg recipe." juniors' fall conference Saturday Mrs. Croll had lived with the 2 cans Minions fcr four.years. She came b Ajax Cleanser NIW BETTER STATIONS: Less Crowding,. Easier Access, More at New Jersey College for Women. convenience. Our own display room. !1 »»*'« y •uthortM...... f 2!T2J New- Brunswick. Delegates iri- here front Rochester. N.Y.. where ln * » d appropriation, which notes shal VACK t^m (t* IUad» elutleJ- Mi*t~--Betty—_yon.v~Mtss- •» n.r , "!et:.J. Croll. lived ior 30 years.. L5.i"^•um.pttjianui1 n »mi .•hall ma •fade of-red^ripe tomatoes. wltfa. ^hey-upcrotcd-a-hcalth-rcsari-in i"?.?". *"" data) ol hwue. Miss Dolores Wintiwd; Mrs. Wil- * UWdO Argo Gloss Starch ... TJncgar and •avofy" •eaaoningg. liam A. Palmatior, Mrs.. Fred Duiiiville. N.Y.. for many years. debt statement n Evaporated quir 1 More Ja—Parkw Vofowo *O*t a copy of Am _*w _m«ta-J« and ••• for Swunckatnp, Jr.. Mrs. Paul K. Mrs. Croll was a member of Trin- life, I. been mada and nie<< Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. Loderstedt. ity Church. hi?T"1 "• o>bt Umlt Cherry Pfe j—r«w *«-49« Mrs. Palmatier announced the Her' cply survivors are Mrs. M r: Ith*1 d ii Danish Plain Mag *— •-»-• ^31' 1 Minion and a grandson. Pfc Wil- Beans Junior VIA will suppiy "the hos- GOLD SEAL tesses for the children's matinee- liam S. Minion, who u si—tioned Whit«Bre through the T nearly akin to the^ spoiled brat stimulate the of/ihe 1955-budget is under considerationration*. _--,, son plant on Walnut avenue. who" wan|s to pitch, or take his very young."- A recent letter from the Board J^ Those participating were: Betty ball and go home. We had thought Concerts are scheduled' for of Education requesting sidewalks DplloHear Girl Scout Watson, Lorraine Soshowski, Lor- such things behind us as adults. Getobeto r 30,, vember. 13^-an^ d De- lir-WUJow street, Brookside f>tec{ e ic Capron, Cheryl Keari, Phyllis But we remember both the scene cember 4,'at 11 *a.m. in the ~G*an- and Spruce street' in the vicinity Brownie News Ruch, Ponna GeroW) Alice Scott, and the sequel. The other kids', ford High School auditoriunvy of the new Brookside Place school Mrs- Dwyer KOOS BUDGET SOPHISTICATES ..• Carol.B'unck, Arlene Eichler, Jud- with the wonderful logic of child- was^^efenred to Mayor' Andersen ,Irs Fjorence P. Dwyer of Eliz- ,ior'reply .• reflecting tKe views of Just Look at Frank's h.-th Union- County assemblywo- th Jacklin, Eileen "Soss, Joan Yur- hood, found themselves an old TABLES WITU PABTY-PBOOF TOPS CMocfl te Meet . . sire' to participate in: ;the Girl Dolores Morlock. 'rocker", or a round stone for that Duffy Hits Schedule the" Township--€orhmittee.. : lVn will be guest speaker at the Scout • program. Neighborhood matter-dispatched the brat, to his -fConUnued from page I) ). A resolution was adopted-leas- nu • _A1— ^ Crane's Ford JThc first meeting of the Crari- Mrs. John Watson is troop lead- . ~of • the Aiiiuk1!- Area Girl Scout Council will chairmen jwho attended were: fl/irs. r, and Mrs, Walter 'Sosnowski is own devices, and went on with the building permits tor new homes In Ing] to the First Aid -Squad with-1 * t pnii nlsl n distant leader. ame to enjoy and win it.—r—— ti ost the townnhip-owned prop ca" "V7 ) district, Mrs. H. R. Copson, Cleve- will seek punitive damages. erty on Centennial avenue, ,at JERSEY DRESSED The^program the year was, Monday at 10 ajn.. ' . "Cliff Case needs his neighbors' Mrs. O. E. The- intermediate and senior land • School .district, Mrs. Robert help, nor alone in Union County The attorney declared .that he North avenue, for the squad's ^QX^fnced today; Girl Scout troops h»ve been in- A. Walker, Sherman School dis- Gives Demonstration where, knowing and loving .him applied for the building permits new building.. It was stipulated Wenier, regent Believe us . . . these are tops! Koos (elected THESE table* frOTB cited by the. Cranford Garden trict, and Mrs. N. Schurer, Lin- On Indian Costumes as we do, there can be no ques- on August 6 for his three clients that the lease "will be in operation FRESH PORK LOINS Two Union Junior College. o«i- Conur tabU, S8tS8xUT Ugh Stip'tabU, 18x18x2? higti End tabU. 28x18x21'- Ugk •••-, -• thousands of tables as the best buys in modern at this year's great fur- Club to attend a special program coln School district. ion of the outcome, but through- and the applications were refer- so long as the tend is used by the dals will speak at the November Junior Assistant Scoutmaster red to comrfiittee of the whole. Loin End , d January meetings. Herman at Sticrlock- Hall on October 11 at , Cooklnx Classes. Open out the. state. Specifically,, he First Aid Squad, Rib End n niture market! For this Koos-low price, you get not only big, handsome Although more than 1O0 building Map of Heathermeade Estates, d, language'professor, will 3:30 pjn. .>...' The cooking classes, which are Larry Bethick presented aidemon- needs the junds to provide tele- Full Half Full Half ^bJe8_(isn!LtheLravenblack^with lipht limed oak striking?) but fabuloiu permits-have-been—issued -^inee- -a ,„—AH—leaders—at*—requested—to given " b>—the~EHzabethtown~Con- tration~on-how—Indian-costumes- visioir appearances. Some who ^USfcT 1 that time; no action has been party-proof tops and shelves as well. Spills, even hot tea and cocktails, solidated . Gas Company to the can well afford to help are sulk- farm, was approved for filing with on November 9 and Dr.. Kenneth phone or send an estimated order re made at a meeting of the Boy taken on 'his clients' applications. wipe up with the swish of a cloth . > . never leave a hint of damage. We've i $m for cookies and calendars to Mrs." Gjrl Scouts, have started. Eight ng.^ The issue is, flear. We can minor changes recommended by b r MacKay, president and dean, Scout Mothers' Club of Tffoop 80 He charged that the committee iu j B. C. Belden, 10 Manor avenue. 'girls from, Troop 41 started a ser- nd must provide" the funds to the Planning Board. The' Union will-'sneak on The HistMy t)f eight styles ... some not shown. Plus a huge, round 30" coffee table at •ece'ntly at the home of Mrs. Wal-bring "him to those who, not know- has been giving his clients, a Realty 'Company of Jersey City CENTER CUT CHOPS 69 ;. i .-I ies of six lessons after school on •AmcMdin Colleges" on January by October 9. ^runarpund" and that such action 24.95. Same tables also available in nil l JJonday. _a t_ St-Michael"s__Eight. ng " h}m-sOiWeH""ns-werneed~to see^ plans-to-constmct_35_h.orja£s on ±i—. l>adrr Training '.— is "capricious." ARMOUR'S STAR —- 1 • Many Cirl Scout leaders are girls trom Troop 57 will start their vill conduct, an Indian ceremony nd hear "him- face to face that the tract. > \ The Rev. Frank V. H. Carthy, •Wm lessons today at ,the. Girl Scput they may understand the'.aflection1 Mayor Andersen explained that Adopted on final reading was an lb. rector of Trinity "Church, will now attending various types of >ri October 7. the applications were referred to -•€ House. Other troops who have ap- and respect nis'' neighbors give ordinance providing for the pav- prL.scnt a book review on Feb- leader training courses to learn The following" committee was committee and last week to Town- skills and . methods of scouting plied for lessons, will be notified him. " " .;•••. • ing of- a "part of Willow street as FRANKFURTERS ruary 8. A pilgrimage! by bus to ppojnted to formulate plans for ship Attorney C. H.'WaVsinski to a local improvement at a cost of Valley Forge is scheduled for which will help them attain bet- soon of the cooking class sched- "I am confident that "there will Jersey Dressed-^-New England Cyts M .f% ule for the remainder of "tne year. he annual family dinner: Mrs. investigate the corporat* setup of $12,000. Offer of $1,600 submitted April 12. .'•-.. ter Girl Scout programs in their be no lack of support nor any re-the three- applicants. The attor- troops. ' Basic Leader Training Troops 39, 17 Start E. Marshall, chairman) Mrs.. 'N. by Peter Tinnesz for lots 461 and A pot luck supper apd Christ- axation of effort in other direc- ney reported that thus far. he has462, block 378, located on-Burn- Sessions are he!d each Tuesday Troop 39 Und Troop 17 have had ijghtcap, Mrs. R. Robey, Mrs. D. mas Party will be Held on Dec- ions," Mayor Andersen conclud- taken no'action. side, avenue, was accepted. . FRESH HAMS 43< niorning from 9:15 to 11:15 in the their first meetinKs of• the year. ember 14, with music being sup- Lamp tabU, 20x20x25" Ugh McCord; Mrs. H. Hendrickson, ed. He added 'that all concerned The mayor announced that a bv Troop 39_ laSt Triursday afternoon j _Mayor Andersen _announced:that FRESH PORK HOCKS -. .w^^.'••..... lb. 33c ' nli''(i • Mrs;' Lyman- Ware^and i with-the-eJection-have-.-been"«on- conferenerhasbeen-schednled-for Mrs. C.-G. Culin. On Marcn 6, a • prospective headers, are- invited to "at-the Scoutflousc uncter fheTeaSP" C. Goodfcllow, Mrs.' A. Biddle, ^ctODer'WJIio^Jflnhias' beerTcIesTgivr • BUDGET TERHIS INVITED ulted and have given their ap- October 15 with city Officials of ated as Oil Progress Weekend di- FHESH PORK FEET birthday luncheon will be con- '-ittcud these sessions. ership of Mrs. Norman White. rs. W. Burton" and Mrs. J. Allen...... :... ib. i7c proval, to the fund-raising' pro- Linden to work ;;out final details rected attention, of-local residents ducted, and the annual business Currently registered in the Troop 17 met last Wednesday aft- Plans for' the coming year were gram. ., '..'•. BONELESS BRISKET (Koshe/Styte) ernoon* under the, leadership of on the request >of. residents of to this industry. in which many meeting is scheduled for May 10, '• course .are Mrs. .D.« C.'ToW^Wr:;. Berlant Park to " have that" area LB. J. A. r^aiikuch. Mrs, J. D. feoodin, Mrs. C. R. Boc'ttger. local citizens are engaged. when 3 report will be given.on CdcktalltabU. ' Brownies on TV Begin Work on Sets annexed from Cranford to Lin- the 64th Continental Congress. j 40x21x16" high Mrs. L.C. Beall. Mrs. C. R. Peter- Collect Historical Data den. : • 49c The Brownies of Troops 10'and ' (Continued from page 1) son. Mrs. H. P. Hofacker. Mrs. A. .{Continued from page 1) A petition from 13,residents of Church Plans Expansion . Konqpack. Mrs. j. Q. Jewett, .Mrs. fi2 of_St. Michaers Church were o the tropics lately,, imaginations, ARMOUR'S STAR received'." "••SKelley~Au'stih',"pfesenf Zimmerman t©-Attend ""j.c7Ayre^.MrZE7\V. Morris. Mrs. guests Saturday of Uncle Fred lave to work overtime among y proper group after the fund-rais- S. Stadnvk.J Mrs.. W. W. Fuller. on WATV's telcvisipn program hem: Ideas have been plentiful at the meeting, volunteered. Jiis streets asking for an extension of FRESH KILLED ~ ' *\*k Princ-ipals' Conference arge collection of slides of Cran- ing campaign has been completed, MrS.'K-.-vF^Hitchcox. Mrs. C. F. "Junior Frolics." The WATV ind pfter visiting the workshop, water mains and more fire hy- and will then be submitted to the G. Frank Zimmerman, principal Hansel. Jr.. Mrs. A. Sordill and staff received the troops most inown as the. barn,. one is' as-ford scenes and activities made drants in that area was referred of Cranford High School, has been over many • years. congregation .'for their approval," Mrs. J. Halkovvich. ./ courteously and the girls were sured that the set of "My Three to Township Clerk J. Walter Cof- the report further explains-.' FRYING CHICKEN '33' invited to attend a principals' and Sustaining memberships will be There will be advanced train- generously treated by the pro-Angels" is going to be, ohe of great fee. The. latter was instructed to "The. • action proposed for the headmasters' conference at Cor- ing* for leaders of troops", which gram's several sponsors. charm arid enchantment!. Out of offered to local civic and service urgently request the Plainfield- FRYING CHICKEN PARTS r"#\ nell University, Ithaca, N. Y., on groups for a fee of $5 a year. October 13 meeting is to author- iire already established. These Transportation was provided by paper tubing bamboo appears! Union Water Company to take im- ize raising funds to provide need- October 12 and 13. Only one sessions fire by appointment arid Mrs; J. W. Armiger, Mrs.' S. Paln- Out of paint cans come the cplors .ife. memberships, in the society mediate action' on extension of other New Jersey educator was will be $10 and a family member- ed building facilities, and not to LEGS & BREASTS 59< will bt- .according to age groups sinski, Mrs. John F,. Petroccibne, f the tropics! mains and to provide adequate approve (at this time) any specific among the 25 persons invited to r< : 7 the sessions. • the first session 6J this H-pe wasWalter Cordes, Paul Green, Wil- With Jim Rich as production ihi~$2:-"" ^ " " " fire protection. . building plan." R./A. Clement, chairman of the Rahway Memorial Hospital sub- ARMOUR'S STAR — WILSON'S CERTIFIED held last Wednesday morning for liam Stief and James Walsh. manager, the faithful crew, con- Members of the planning com- The .Board of Education" has membership * committee, proposed mitted a request for a contribution all leaders of Girl Scouts who are The Brownies attending were". mittee are: B. C. Belden, chair- authorized Mr. Zimmermahn to sisting of :Jim Christensen, Connie he following new members: Rob.- of $4,41.0 ""from the township on READY FOR THE OVEN irt the.stx^h grade. Jacqueline Coleman, Nathalie Cor- man; Mrs. A. Vernon Anderson, attend if he desires, or for Dr. Machonis, Bill .Cole, Max Batiks, ert M. Addoms, the Rev. Albert the basis of admissions from this A training session for leaders des, Patricia Deano, Lynn Flan- George H. Bates', Richard Lackey, Howard R. Best, superintendent ack Hoffmann, Ted Thorn, Bill. area. Mayor Andersen explained all sizes LB. i who plan to take their troops to nery, Ruth Glogjirski, Barbara Allinger, E. Armstrong Damon, Jr., the "key: Robert G. Longaker, of schools, to name someo.jc else Wight ' and ' Paul Dunham are Mrs. Hazel Haagensen, J. P.v Heuer that there are no provisions for the! Girl Sco jt cabin at Lake .Sur- Green, Barbara Guiizkowski, Pat- wielding hammer and saw with Mrs. W. G. Mallory, C. V. Rosen- TURKEYS if Mr. Zimmcrmann is unabic to ty Hay, Christine Korner, Steph- and F. R. Zundei., They , were* this item In the current year's prise was held Friday and Satur- crantz, Mrs. M. J. Seavy, F. E. 6 to 20 pounds 49« E°- ••.••... ; vigor. John Rash is stage mana- budget arid that it would be re- ' day. The session was attended by anie Palasinski, Margaret Mary elected unanimously. . . Sloat, S. W. Smith and Joseph »er and Manscll Richards and Bill ferred to committee of the whole 7 leaders from the Scotch • Plains- Petroccione, Eleanor Schultz, The next meeting will be.at the WarsmskK ""—- ' .-..- --="«- ^- New. JerseyJjas^531-Jocal-boards Joyce Thommen and . Kathleen Wiseman drew the designs for- the home of 6. L! Richards, 219 Holly for discussion at' the • time "the Try This WeU-Known Special— BOTH FOR" Fanuood Council, the Roselle- ropical, background. Other mem- of health, one for each munic- Roselle Park Council, the Union Walsh;, also, . Patricia Armiger, street. ipality.- • . • Joyce Brown, Patricia Cipplla, i.ers of the crew going' into- ac- Council and the Cranford Area tion now are: Mrs1. Helen Hoff- 1 lb. CALVES IMR Girl Stout Council. The leaders Carol... G6ger, Caroline LaCorte, mann, Frank Washbouroe, George Concert Tickets oh Sale • who attended from the Cranford Claire LaForge, Gail Lehman, KOOS NEW MODERN LIVING ROOM Janet Paswark, Joan Stief, Mary 'rumpore, fid George ' and Bill (Continued from page 1) Cranf ord's Sunday - : Ml Council Were: Mrs. W, C. Throne- Old. V. BACON berry and Mrs. B. J. Morrison, Lou Trembly, Julie Walsh and more and more, good music. Read- 89c Jeanette Reichert. Not /jnough can ever be said in ers of a certain popular women's IS CUSHIONED IN BEEP FOAM! • :r.;-j- ••••i' Troop' 9. Mrs. R..RrL)eiman.~Troop raise of these men who spend ARMOUR'S and WILSON'S ;?-i 51, Mrs. R. A. Sorenson', Troop 17 Troop 10 is under the leader- magazine will notice in the Octo- Drug Store Schedule ship of Mrs. Cordes and Mrs. Pet- heir time and energy building ber issue an interesting series of and Mrs. K. Hedges. Troop( 32.. he "sets." They make light of Troop Organization 9f eetinc roccione, -while Troop 62 is being pictures With running commentary COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER tb.63< Lovetaat or 95 your cholem he trials and tribulations that A meeting of the Troop Organi- guided by their co-leader Mrs. on the new method of approach in tectiontj, just of 3 chain . zation Committee was held at the Armiger during the' absence of lague them, even when, .weary providing music appreciation FROM FARM TO YOU DAILY 69 B|Jrs. H..-E.- McClatchey who will 'rom their labors, they sink onto courses • ot elementary schools •- in - Scout House last Wednesday the wrong end of a can of paint. STRKTLY FRESH M€\ niorning. -Mrs.. G. H. Barlow, be In Tennessee until after the a well-known Long Island com- They work in such limited space What w-Tft-ootjld you young modertw wk for? Here «re fabuloo»fc£t and s chairman, presided. The purpose first of the year. . . . • . ' munity. The secret, according to of the meeting was to find leaders, Tour I* I Plant that the sets from previous plays the" commentary, is partly the aud- •o right sectionals at 69.95 each! A big, onariy-deugned loveseat w joan •rowd around their heads like BELL'S co-leaders and parent help for al! Members of Girl Scout Troop 40 ience participation feature of the MEDIUM WHITE EGGDozS .43( for the same Koos-low price . . . and you choose from 3 wonderfiiL, com- girls in the Cranford area who de-were guests recently bn a trip familiar ghosts. Even when the program presentation. The young- last minute rush of putting the sters are eager to learn something fortable chairs . . .aMLjusl: 39.95! Imagine... the Joveseat and 2 chairs "sets~up~orr the stafee" arrives; the about the musical instruments. would cost you less than $150! And know what? At prices like these, set crew is calm and smiling, no All of their questions arc care- J.»Jl!,; every single one of these pieces is cushioned in deep, Iu }• r i SLICED KOOS SETS LOWEST PRICE Blended Whiskey general meeting will be held a' ' " fcli BACON LEGS OF LAMB 49< i thg plph srhnol nn Ortnhnr 14 n 8 p.ni. in the music room. Miss DOMESTIC and IMPORTED ON A WROUGHT IRON DINETTE 86 PROOF Olga Specht will be the speaker; .88 Light,' Smooth, Flavorful Form Case TV Group CANNED HAMS (Continued -from page 1) WILSON'S CERTIFIED ^#\» 6 to II lbs, each — at low price 3 pieces Andorsen asserted; in order to aid WILSON'S CERTIFIED 29.95 in financing the 'four television lb. '4.05 '5.00 '8. programs, expected to cost ap- LEGS RUMPS VEAL 39« That's right . . . we said 29.95! Now there's not, a te^oif.in the world proximately $20,000. Contribu-. SMOKED HAMS 49' why you young budgeteers and apartment dwellers can't have*he wrought 4/5 Qt. Full Qt. Half Gal tionS'pr orders for dinner tickets LOIN VEAL CHOPS 53 Shank End — Full Cut An Acddent b Hvnt A iron dinette you've "longed for! Look! There's a sturdy 24x36" table, P: maiJ^be sent to the chairmun or the red and the black topped in smart black,oak plastic, complete with chip-resietent edges ... any member of the committee. for ladies-in-waiting Happy Occasion But It's A Mayor Andersen declared that lot Easier To Tak. Finan- even has graceful black wrought iron legs in the popular V-design! Chairs PARKING \i,' tinil >ii-<-h "shirked h<-vnnd my -on-a-black plaid Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders are covered in easy-tOKcIean charcoal tweed plastic"."™T with legs specially* ability- to express by the baker's rayon skirt!' Counllaia fashion Wo Cut Prices to the Bone No One Will Beat Us AU HM ExputfMs. tipped to be kind to your floors! ..Extra chairs are jusJt,6«?5jeacnL YM_, ,.^_ doicli. who.. having failed to reg- louchci on in* red .red coduroy whether^you're short on money or short on space . . . you can solve your ister their objection iit the approp- top-alll Those, the Ingredients riate time, accepted the nomina- of our dashing outfit for ladlas WE DANDLE AIX VORMS dinette problem at Koos! , - "., . • • tion of Clifford P. Case in the pri- Who like lo wail in style. Sites OF IN8CBANCE WITH mary, but now propose a disloyal 6 to 16. KETBESENTATIVE 30 Eastman St. ;ind rinlbulous course of action COMPANIES Cost Pricei to Church and Civic Organizations -hiu—iniiijjuidetl -eioup—intentb—to rule or ruin. To attribute to them OF CRANFORD so forceful, if ignoble, a motive is 11 WALNUT AVENUE CRanford 6-1113 Cranford Trust Bldg. WINES AND LIQUORS to dignify them beyond any war- 3 Eastman StreeJ .: i r'unt in the facts. They are more ROOM t, SECOND FLOOft •4. 1 •>'•'
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'•:•••••.'" Vi •> ,: TftE CRAWFORD Clf lfcEN AND CH^OTCT^JTOPgSPAj^SEJTgyiil^JW^^ CRAT^OHiHD.CITIZENJiNBLCHRONIClE,THU8SHAY,SEPTEJffiER30P y 1954 iitely overcoming e~\\Yu*r fat theses both • enjoyed themselves im- staff'in this .respect was keenly Letters to we shall nave reached , ' •• .•> !F3OM THE FILES ' ' | la and William Fortenbaugh.', tonio and Raymond the - fnpfwrmiiym in animal j Other candidates-were Constance j present tlioy-'are preparing-title • Letters to mensely. appreciated. tt and ' -;---- • - ••. • of-: ' •,••-•' The Editor 1 work!v I think it is several In, Retrospect i Public Schools Report "McManus. Peytcn Old. cards for the file. ( Respectfully Yours, ' Sincerely, ' ; ill lint CUKTOSD established I«9S; Tin CtANFOSD CmztN, ettablifhed THE CRANFORQ CfTjjZEM AND CHRONICLE THE EDITOR Mrs. Daniel" Kusiy -—-^,; September 2' Hicks, Sandra «-— organization and has elected the Jones. Charles Poeltler, Amos To Sponsor JA Firms trand casting the dissenting vote., "In response to been decided} following a careful investigation Urly Hicks, ichool year. They are: President: wooden shoes. Roberta Hawley following officers: President. Martha D. J. Knowjes Member: Quality Weeklies of New given far too much prominence. tory^ .,• " •;' ;_••.. . • Gordon, James Donnelly, Joyce Three Cranforc^ area industries a question as to why the ordinance -was passed to renew the lease on the present '.township' ,,. T;,icoU. Sharon Frankenbeii)- Neil Castaldp;, vice-president: showed a small jai- of spices from Nancy Brenpan; vice-president, 1 Sylvester Street, The inference,^intentional or not, •\ Much remains to be accom- l1". Elaine -BispoU. Diane..'DfL.1 Liska and Ralph Brunetti. . without any changes in view of numerous objec- rooms instead of renovating Grant School for "uV ^rancis Collins; secretary: Shir- the Dutch-East Indies. The third Gerald Creighton; secretary, Frank Cranford, N, J. - - Garwood, N. J. will be among 29 firms in Union ' •'• Entered at the Post Office at Cranford, N. J., .a$ Second Class Matter. "Published-Thursdays at is drawn that the animal control plished particularly the education i:. Carole Pantano and Pat- Janet Buzalski, Daniel Vroorri ; program in Cranford is not func- tions raisffirprs and Casimii' Bialecki are organiz- tioning pqriripntly Nothing d Osterheld remarked that the new measure, to- -sinski-^vas-jnstftieted-to draft the ncwaaiary Dutch ariicles, hnci\cs nnrt pirtnrpg cntativer^Thomas MorganthaU.^— ing the "classroom museum from Editor._Citizen-Pnd_Chronible, Editpr,jCitizen aricT Chronicle, •__ Achievemerit programs this year, Garwood and Kenilworth. Subscription Rate, 14.00 a Year. Advertising ' Rates nn Roqnp^ti—— Jan? Grade 4 club meeting according to parlia- •:•>. :.M be' further from the facts. to the pet whose affection they gether with a new Board of Health ordinance inance to mdke possible. negotiations for extou Third grade children in Mrs. LINCOLN SCHOOL collections' made by the children Cranford, NJ J. '•-... Cranford, N. J. • Philip C. Osterman. head of Junior >na: 21-&3 Alden Street, Cranford, N. J. TELEPHONE CRANFORD 6-6000 : n Ada. Roth's fourth grade mentary procedures. The secre- A case in point is your article desire. IBTe contemplate inaugu- scheduled for passage, would give over-all control sion of the lease on the' present quarters. for Emma Tracy's and Mrs. Gloria Grad* 1 during vacation. Dear Sir: . Dear Sir: Achievement of Union County, •!•?£• iit s td oll Au5 tary recorded rules and duties Mills'-classes have started a so- We wish "to express our sincere of September 23 dealing with sev- ration, of such a program simul- of the municipal' dumps and. refuse collections. another five-year period. - . The pupils are working in which have been established by The children in Mis. "Margaret Grade 6 The award' which the staff of Inc., reports. - ' ' eral bite oases reported during- taneous with the issuance of the Inlii The pp cial studies unit on South America. Dee's first grade are . learning shanks for: your cooperation in He said if the ordinance proved to be a hardship • Less than 20 percent of the registered • voters jhifti ~hlb -The children "have been- bringing "" One of 'the first orders of busi- The Citizen-and Chronicle sq gen- They are: Diamond. Expansion ifl.S.'f ring tag^ ' ; P< to..rind_ajljhe_informatioTne n about safety. Joanne Schmidt. erously presented to. me at. the making St.,Anne's Fashion Show On-local Tesidents-after~it;had beeirgiven a"fair in Cranford tumeanout"for theTpfimary election" Tn e fog Officers for the Health and in pictures, books and various ex- ness for Burfon. Mandell's sixth the' above date. My investigation . .The important point here, is cm- following child- Susan Masino, Nicoja Brazzatti Press Breakfast is one «f theq success. Bolt Company, Inc., and Thatcher SchciG^Faets Were¥ours trail he would, be the first to favor amending it. There were no local contests, and Mayor Gooi .^ brought in interesting Safety' Club, which: will meet hibits. • These children have been grade class was' to elect '"•of icers. 7 revealed that almost without ex- that one does not see large packs have hiti and - Mark Haviland discussed nicest honors 1 have received in - Gratefully yours, Furnace Company, both of Gar-~ m Chief objection was.to_a_sectip.n[ requfcing;:a pern . -pictures: Christine. "helping: Robert Adddms, Carole ThoseV chosen were: Douglas ception ..t he -person • or-persona" -of- dogs in many sections:of~our " ^'A everjr Friday, have been elected rtifety. rules to be observed on the Mrs. George Wail JRecent_mee.ti.ngs...pL the -Township Three weeks later on August 19 an- mit and payment of a 50-cent fee for dumping by 107 and 1,059 votes, respectively, for Township £u"hrnf.vcr, Robert Outcault, ^pt- Collins, Karen Dorian, Mark Fin- Sassi. president; Rosalie Winters, clulx. wftrtcv— '• • wood,. and . White Laboratories, bitten were assaulted by the dog town as is the case in the munici- as follows: President, Susan playground.' Nancylee Robinson. Mrs. Charles Beck ]« local residents for one conveyance.load or a fee ficii Rusher and Sandra/ Ross. „•?<•' gerlin, Rhbda Fischer, Edward vice-president; Barbara Roach, I have always respected the Inc., of Kenilworth. < '-."Committee and the:Board of Education^ other front page lead story proclaimed on, not off, the property of the palities mentioned before. In fact, Committee posts. \ , Stender^ vice-president, Linda Le- Richard Reid.. Clifford Gunder- of $10. a year. . \v . .Rules jind regulations to ^encourage s:ifi'jy Grade 6 Maire; secretary, Gienia Zalewsld. Harris, Martha Lyon, David Mil- secretary; Donald Broughtbn, opinions of good'editors arid re- v More than 500 students, includ- were - highlighted by discussions con- "School Opening Plans Told by Best." dog's owner. How the local police -a recent early morning coverage sen and Janice Bedman" talked treasurer; Alba Bonfiglio, bulle- porters'and for that reason I feel ' .- September 17, 1954. ing , large grpups,, from Cjanford or our organization can be reason- Reversing its decision of a month earlier to on ine part of school-children,riding their bi- jjrS. Elizabeth Duffy's sixth Grade 6 ler, John Peterson, Bonnie Ross, about ways of keeping safe while An account of the opening plans were of Cranfoxd by our Wardens in L ide has been reading and study- Virginin "Suarez, Kathleen. Plum- tin ' board c h airman; Henry especially fla'tteretj, at the recog- Editor, .Citizen and Chronicle, and Regional High - Schools, took' cerning the opening of the two new ably expected to control these collaboration with the Rabies hold up a proposed school dental program until cycles to an)i from school were put into operation The'following boys irt Mrs: Rita riding the $cho61 bus. Irene Zeil- listed twice in front page lead stories on W about Early Man and his con- cr Ja Holmes, class housekeeper; Carol nition you'have given me as pub- Cranford, Nf.-J.. '•" • jaart in the program last year. . situations is beyond' .my knowl- Control people found .two strays 1950, the Board of Education - authorized • prep- by a school safety committee, -appointed by Dr. Sansone^s sixth"grade"painted""thei"} - y Guinther and Susan inski. Donald Marshall^ Diane Gil- V elementary schools still under construc- N ibutiQu-i to civilization.. Law- Madas and Robert Dobbins, Stu- licity chairman 6f the Villiage Dear Sir: -.'•'•• --Four new area . industries will September 2 headlined "Faculty, Staff_ edge. " '.- '' '.'* \ T^""^" aration of plans for such a program for children ; Howard R. Best, supervising principal. Harohi class bulletin boards and book' Kolbe. , ... Ham and Valerie Bowers demon- tion. •••',. ' ;'•,•• ".'; " in the whole Township/ Admit- •nec Fuhro, Edward Wirkus and dent Council; Kathleeen Fulcher Improvement Association. I assure This is to thank you for your sponsor JA companies (this year: Assignments Listed; See School Popula- In order to" reach a wholly ob- tedly there are times u-hen ,we in the first, second and third grades to begin Wilson was chairman of the faculty committee. case: Jamei) Boyd, James Christy, Miss Ruth Morgan's fourth strated the proper method of cross- and Thomas Henry, librarians; you that your Press Breakfast hospitality and for the help which Singer Manufacturing Company, 1 Roecker have done some Wayne Kopinski and Peter Ver- graders are studying units of ing streets while waMdhU-tO"* and' Many citizens from the Cleveland tion at 3,500." The plans were reiterated jective opIrUpno or .. appraisal.' of have difficulty" with three or four November 1, 1949, at a cosf not to exceed $2,210. The Board of pirectors of the Cranford Di:i- IMary Hoi well and Jonathan Sper- with its helpful suggestions and you and your staff extended to Elizabeth; Celancse Corporation, on the subject." measures in arithrhetltv. Standard from school. . our work in the municipalities,^ male dogs on their way to a con- The Cranford Clippers, Union County Foot- ', matic Club held its first meeting of the new sua- galtu/ - "-""^ ,.....- . bcr. in charge of equipment. Rules constructive criticisms proved in- Us^in an effort to-secure more ef- Summit; Allen Industries, Rah-r and Brookside school districts expressed on September 9 in a story "School Bells' a thlldvwtiii WWelcomee d WjUiflm-Gaven equipment for measuring , length, SV.'ji. we serve .1-should like to invite vention, but-again we have not ball League champions, swamped the. Union Blue Son_at the home of E. Armstrong Damon. Pkiv,s Interesting and informative ma- Grade 3 for procedure -to be followed in valuable to me. ficient club publicity. way, and Metal and Thermit the view^they weren't satisfied with con- Ring Today for Students." received lOO'o owner cooperation Newark and liynn^.Marley liquid and weight was used "to your'inspection of the. towns of Comets, 19-0, as they opened their 1949 season in and' policies were' discussed. Harry §. C. Folk rom terial on the people of the Dawn Pictures obtained from the and out of school were discussed On behalf 6f the V.I.A. and The kindness of you and your Corporation. nor succeeded in '. convincing the Pviitisylvariia as members of prove the basic, measure facts,. ditions at Cleveland/School because they This newspaper, however, didn't Scotch Plains, Elizabeth, linden Union. . . ' w.os president of the club. / , from Age "was brought in by Brenda :ranford libray, illustrating ob- and voted upon. myself, I should like to thank ;;.)•;'.- dogs that they are outside the law These children participated in the or. Rahway. A tour of any of the class. ' . Beach,^ James _Christy, Bonnie 1 -you-andyour*staff-and~again"tcll charged it is overcrowded. School Super- '. just become concerned when the build- Three programs. werejpb^j>rese.n.ted..during.. : demonstratlohr"'Richard"""^Virsoh", '•OurTrriiverse'*~is;0ie- title~df .ah0vc_towns.....wiU. ..offer •- dramatic - -or-in the- caso-of-dogs from-ad— SHEHMAH SCHOOLS Copeland, 'Joan "D'avis, "Waiter brought iri by Casey Jones, Ran- you 'what a pleasure it was to -intendent-HowardR-Best and-the Board- ings^ weren't ready: "Accounts of the ex-" proof' of.the effectiveness of our "I949~ljy the newly-organized Oratorio Chorus of Twenty Years Ago ' . Grade 4 Dickinson, Ingeborg. Fey, Frances Marcia Rubinc, Nancy Jeffries, dall Kelson,' Ellen Minton and the first science unit Commitr. •"' h" joining towns whose control is jwbrk with you this past year. '•**• '. Daniel J, rfeyburn was nominated, for com- tes have been chosen to write program in'ridding the streets of spasmodic and ineffective that the First Presbyterian Church, it was annqunced Pupils of Mrs. Ruth Coppage's Justh, Rodger Kopf, Peter; Ma- Cory Friedman, Rhlph Zobel, Rus- Nancy Osoliri-of'-Mrs- Alice Colr COAST TO COAST MOVERS ~of Education defended its action, saying pansion program have been prominently stories,, draw pictures, construe! j Gratefully, _', \ * V all safety requirements were met and a Cranford and the othe seven towns they should not cross our town- by Miss Mary Elizabeth Bonnell, director of music mander of Capt. Newell Rodney Fisice Post 335, (oilrth.firade. have been very busy donna, Marion O'Brien,. Frederick sell Hermanson, Henry Detering, lins* third grade. Crayon draw- displayed for more than four years. we serve of the common stray. at the church. The group included singers 4rom Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a meeting of the netting acquainted. The new Timpson, Ellen Van Hirtum and Barbara Gilmour and Jiimes ings \vcre made by Dennis Harck- models, and prepare .' booklets. '[ . Jeanne M. Duffy . Anywhere In the U. B. or Canada ship liner When we can success- 1 full education program is being provided. With the beginning' of the actual • The fact that we still'have li- Cranford • post in Veterans' Hall. Placed in nomination for students welcomed ...by., the - class Ronald Waterman. • . Zalonis. etts, Anne Witting, James' Bag- Chairmen of the groups are-! tiarr Safe, Reasonable and..- fully achieve all of the above\ - Kenilworth, Westiield, Plalpiield, Rah- Shapiro, Alan A*rfken, Barbara Among the more serious charges censed dogs running at large or other offices were: Senior vice-commander, John art.: William Hoff, Ellen LeComp- The pupils in Mrs* Elmyra Shu- well,, Leonard Grand and Ran- Scrvtee* * construction of the buildings, such head- then every dog. trill be walked way. Roselle, Elizabeth, Newark, Scotch Plains ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Roach. Barbara Liska, Stephen September 21. 1954 made was one that an adequate amount that we still have to contend with on a leash and strays from other and Linden who for several years had .been join- Winter; junior vice-commander, Capt. August ie and Margaret RUssell. gar't's fourtH Rra.de have' elected dall Nelson. Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, B7 Van — KaU — Boat — Air lines as the following were printed: July Thu boys and girls were happy Grade 4 Schlosser, Margaret Turner,. Lois dog bite cases does not mean that towns will stop at the Cranford ing with-xtlie Chancel Choir of the church 1n Bohman and Charles Cummings; chaplain, Wal- Joseph Blaha as a member of the The best writers for the month Cranford, N. J. of. publicity had not been given to the 1,1953, "Start Soon on Schools"; August our patrolling of Cranford has jo have Miss Irene Bloyder from Miss Marie Tedeschi's fourth Junior Safety Patrol. Nancy of' September were Sandra Braz- Foster. Bruce Winfield and John line. presenting Handel's "Messiah" during the Chrlst- ter Schultz; officer of the day, Charles- Cummings | graders are studying about Mexi- Wolf. . Dear Sir* " E • v fact the new buildings would not be 20, 1953, "Sub Soil Condition Slows not been both thorough and effec- quartermaster, Gaston Crosby; trustees, Frank Jersey City'State Teachers College Grote was chosen substitute mem- zatti and Dennis Harcketts. The HENRY P. TOWNSEND, Agent Alnother thing which hampers mas season. ith them for two weeks. co. Many Mexican articles have The Cranford Council of Church ready in time for the opening of school. School Construction";- October 1, 1953,tive. If and when we achieve- our work is the reluctance of A." Abbott, Thomas Harford and Bernard Yansch. tt ber. . " following children were helpers. • ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc.- 1.00% efficiency the program can Services of Union, Junior College to Cran- Having begun the study of been brought in by the children: for the week: Sandra .Brazzatti, The New Jersey State Depart- Women wish to .thank you most people to make a formal com- . Grade 5 Fireproof Storage' Facklnr & Crattar » SpedaUjr There were charges that the parents did- "Construction at Schools Lagging"; Oc- then be_ abandoned. The same" ford and surrounding communities were outlined Fiv<* local Republican organizations had Mexico, the children are enjoying A miniature serape by Elizabeth windows; James Bagwell.'shades; ment of Health estimates that sincerely for your Breakfast and - plaint against offenders, being banded together under the leadership of the Mu- Ann McGovney, a doll by Holly John Taormina's fifth ' grade New Jersey had a population of Workshop invitation to our presi- for Commercial Estimates Given Freely ' n't understand what their children were tober 22, 1953, "Builder Promises to reasoning applies in connection by Kenneth Iversen, guidance director at the stones about this country,. Carol Michael Hayeck. boards; John De Household Goods. Call WEstfleld 2-44S4 getting into. Complete Schools by June of Next Year"; with any police work. Is not our afraid of course of arousing the college, in an address at the weekly meeting nicipal Committee to form a joint Republican |l)ennis brought two sombreros Paffrath, a woven blanket by Su- class selected offfcers recently. Stefariis, - seats'; Kenneth McNaby 5.006,000 on July 1. 1953. dent and publicity chairman. They local court crowded each Mon- antagonism of their neighbors etc of the Kiwanis cliib in the Chimney Corner. campaign committee, it was announced by Mrs. • san Dudley, also pictures and Patricia Ferrcira was elected pres- closct; Randall Nelson, cloak- Since the Citizen and Chronicle feels December 17,1953, "Buildings on Sched- day evening with traffic violators Few people realize that we can- Mabel B. Lovell, rhurlicipal chairman, following . books by Charles Pope and. Mary ident; Dnvid Erdmann, vice-presi- room;. Siarah Nemec. pencils; Di- a responsibility for the welfare and well- ule." •••.'. .; •-••• and other1 persons charged with in- not issue a summons I>T»><~^ W& Ten Y«4M Ago . ^. ; a meeting in the township rooms. Organizations*; Grant. dent; Candy Rich, secretary. ane Jones, plants; Nancy Osolin, fractions Of our laws? We do not actually see the dog off the owners Conditions in Cranford slowly returned to .represented at'the meeting were; Cranford Re- • The children, of Miss Marie Committees were organzied to dt- flpwersj Marsha Gavin, dusting; being of Cranford residents, the charge Also, on February 25, "Plan Colorful a tend. -the.Jnany.- classroom'-, needs,' ,_,--,:' IX- draw-the-conclusion that-our-po-- property and of course are ablet .' jnormal..as .Ipcal^. residents as well as.road de- publican Club.-Women's-Hepublicanr eiobrltalian^" LEARN TOlPLAY Tedeschi'-fqurth'-grade voted fbr Doris Bauer,'Bible-reader;" Anne •, that the school opening plans,"were.,not., Interiors for Schools"; March 18 "Names --to-identify'the' owner. This is. on as. follows: Diane Goodwin and r lico. department or that of any partment and utility company crews succeeded American Republican. Club, Syrian-Americ.in' Lawrence Pace an3 Gail Davison- Witting, books; Ruth Holmes, eras- many occasions,, no small assign- ACCORDION ! Judith, Fehr, library; Elizabeth well publicized falls upon this newspaper Selected for New Schools," and May 20, other town is not functioning be- in cleaning up most of the wreckage left in the Republican .Club, Cranford Colored Republican as their student council repres- ers, and Ellen Tannenbaum, j ment! .•;-.. 1 Grayson and John Gillis, bulletin asywell as the Board of Education. A "Trustees Consider School Opening." cause humans - still violate -the • wake of a hurricane, the worst storm to hit this Club and the .Municipal Committee. | MODERN METHODS let you entatives.' Eileen Gill and Susan pers. The attendance collectors law. The same principle applies Like all human, endeavors' we Dudley were voted members of the boards, and Thomas Mitchell were John De Stefanis and Peggy survey of coverage rof the program will community and the neighboring'area in the mem- Plans-for thevCranford observance of Arm- play melodies from the start. Bonnie Harmon, June Shaw and In addition to all these stories, pro- in connection with our work. are keenly cognizant' of the fact istice Day were made^at the first meeting of the safety patrol. ' Gipson. • ory of long-time residents. Cranford lost nearly | Beginner's accordion furnished Mary Mitchell, messengers and —- at least in our mind 7— prove that the gress on the schools was reported in reg- that pur program can be improved. executive committee of . Cranford .Post 212,' Grade I Grade 5 We could employ 100 wardens We are constantly striving to do 500 trees in the three hours of the wind's fury. American Legion. Cranford JJnit 212, American Modest lesson fees. book distributors. charge is completely false. ular Board of Education stories, in ac- Many of these were century-old oaks and maples. Boys and girls, in Mrs. Gwcn Dennis Rackzynski has volun- For example, on June 17 a front and .some of our best citizens so. 'Evidence of this is the invest- Legion Auxiliary, and Capt. Newell Rodney Islng's first grade enjoy their news Elected in Thomas Tipaldi's teered 4o be library chairman for counts of the Township Committee when would still allowTSover to run at ment of over $12,00000 in SPCA Charter members, associate members,' pros- Fiske Post 335, Veterans oi "Foreign Wars, fifth ' grade as student counci and" its auxiliary also planned to participate. time each morning as the children Mrs. Ethel Patterson's fifth grade. page story in this newspaper said "Very. the trustees requested streets, curbs, large. Some have been fined sev- funds in our new shelter. Munici- pective menrtbers and guests were present at the show or tell something interesting, representatives were Einilie Val- His assistants are Michael D'An- eral times and yet they continue Plans to visit Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook Possible .Schools Won't Be Ready,"' Only sidewalks and sewers and in various oth- pal contributions aggregate $8.- . home of Mrs. E. D. Stanley, 316 Casino avenue, as were made by members of Cranlord's. Cub Scout they have seen or done. The 'fol- a week previous another story, on page er stories when the new buildings were to disregard <1) their neighbors • 000.00. ; With continued municipal . Crane's Ford Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- packs and their fathers. •'.•'.- lowing' children brought articles one said "Strike Slows Work at Two referred to as well as routine progress - property rights (2). the safety and., cooperation-we foresee the intro- can Revolution, held its first regular, meeting of Tickets were' placed on sale and arrange- to . display:' June Van Schoick, welfare of their pet and (3) the laW duction, of improved methods in the season. ','..'." ments completed for-a testimonial dinner by Susan.Manny, David Abbot, Wil- Schools;' j ;- stories from time to time. itself. Two- main factors govern our work off animal control and Cranford Boy Scouts in honor of the Rev. Ken- liam Wiebcslek, Elizabeth Han- •ir&tffl the problem of licensed dogs run- The Boy Scouts of Cranford, under direction neth Martin, former local scoutmaster; The din- • These stones were followed by an For any regular reader of this news- the humane confinement of tho of District Commissioner Harlon W. Drew and ner was to be held in the Parish House of Trinity sel. :MichaeL..Ciare.. and Katherine ning at large, they are (a) the in- many animals reachine our shel- Boardman. ' . • account of the work still to be completed paper, it seems impossible that they difference oi the dog's owner with the cooperation of the Cranford Defense Church. . — ENROLL NOW AT — Better Glasses : ter. Let us all. however, keep .Council, planned to sponsor a community-wide Mrs.'William A. Ireland was reelected presi- ?on July 8. This front page headline said could not know about the opening of the and (b> the nature of the animaL hysteria in the background. When dent of Currie Memorial Chapter, Women's CLEVELAND SCHOOL i. •-..«•: . curb collection of waste paper. . "Progress Reported at Two New Schools, When we have succeeded in com- iConttmiea on rage Christian Temperance Union, at a.meeting ,at.the_..| _'_ ' Grade 3 '; <•• ••' T' new building's and under what condi- NoBtetter —. -Three-Cranlord- men-were ordered to report" home ofIWrsrE. S. Coogan, 11 Beech street. ,. HONTANARI For thelr^.first social studies But Date of Their Opening Is Still; in- tions.: •"• ""••'•; "•••• :--;;---": ;~ •"" """'" ~'"" unit. Miss Joan Whittaker's third Doubt." On July 29 — five full weeks To the charge of not publicizing the MUSIC CENTER grade children chose the Nether- t lands." Various topics such as before the opening of school — a lead\ Jfrogress and prospective opening of-the "" 9' "EASTMAN" STREET " CBANFORO clothing, games, homes and schools story stated"New Schools Will Not Open two schools, this newspaper must plead were selected for research work. 3funncr's In September, Board Told!" "Not Guilty!" Roberta Wiese, Thomas Andrea- CR 6-7067 sen, Pamela GouW,—Julie Ann nuctinioM ortKMM f ' I.- v' 277 North Broad Smwl ^ _>w Elizabeth. N. J. * • tpm Ttmntby timbq* - Ckw Many hands have lent willing aid in ious organizations, all have served to give i - • V • preparation for the start tomorrow of the wide publicity to the start of the cam- IN WESTFIEU), Cbnwr Bread *nd Him OpM Monby fU 13th annual Cranford United Fund Cam- paign to raise $20,000 between October 1 Think paign. Albert E. Johnson; president of and October 18. : the fund, had high praise for the efficient With all this preparation before- Convenfeht/ .TOU manner in whichH. T. Sutherlin, execu- • •'•>:;• •>! - hand, success of the campaign now de- tive chairman for the drive, has organ- pends! oh^orfy^ethin^—support of •mm dth^^ Y0II zthesetup^i^^ TheTiftdividual residents orx^ranfort.. WHEN FINANCING support of the Cranford WelfarWlf e AssocAii The \falue to the community of the TUB ation, Boy and Girl Scouts and the Visit- organizations supported by funds con- THE CAR YOU DECIDE SAPOLIN STAIN-RESISTING ing Nurse Association. . tributed to the United Fund Campaign Oit JI/ST CLOSET-ITISI Posters distributed throughout the" is well known. Everyone will agree that ON, OUR RATES WILL STAY-WHITE HOUSE PAINT I V«:V:-''i! m New Sapolia SR* House Paint Stops Staining Caused I business center by Boy Scouts, the large .their good work should be continued. PROVE A SAVING OVER banner displayed on North Unioii ave- The drive starting tomorrow affords each By Metal Screens and Gutters, Industrial fumes! nue, news stories and advertisements one of us an opportunity to help make THOSE USUALLY AVAIL- sponsored by local business concerns in that continuance certain. FREE STORilGE this paper, letters typed -by-Cranford Be a Good Neighbor, Give> tf> the ABLE. :--:•.=- ,-:.::^,:-:r; "--:r- • •.•'--* lien School students and mailed to Fund. Why try to jam your closets with every hit of clothing you look own ... Now that we are returning those heavy gar- THERE IS NO "RED how Cheat.' v»-« TAPE" AND NO DELAY. ments to your home, we hate loads of room in our spacious vaults .. .and we can solve your problem ... Eyes Examined • . l VROOM'S YOU NEED NO ENDORS- Appliances and Repairs Notions and Services GatheiL together all those lightweight suits, dresses, toppers 403 MJNEH.PN EP? OR OTHER COLLAT — and summer clothing, we'lldean and press them, and Res. Phone CRanford M367 ERAL^NOR-NEED^ITOU T • loaded with pure titanium dioxide, whites* , < after 4:39 pTm.) Optometrist pigment known. Covers solidly, stays white. have them ready for you to wear in the spring . . .and AU. mak*s of vacuum clcaaan i*p«ind. Ho««s to fital l BE A DEPOSITOR OR CUSTOMER OF THE SUBURBAN TRUST COMPANY. '•••\ • No reactive pigments to combine with rvstfaej all you pay for is the regular cleaning charges . . . the claanen. All inakas sewing machines repaired. Full line 107 N. UNION AVE. of notioni. sewing services, button holes, dung* shirt collars metal or fumes. . STORAGE is FREE until APRIL 15, 1955 . . . so . . . • v • .i1; aad,ciUfs. belli and buckles coveted. ' ' CRANFORD 6-1332 AND, OF COURSE, YOU DO GAIN THE FURTHER ADVANTAGE OF • Powerful fungicide prevents unsightly mildew call today for a pick-up at your home or drive down discoloration. ESTABLISHING BANK CREDIT. . with them to our plant store .... • Special self-cleaning action actually sheds dirt whan it rains. SINCE 1927 AIT SUPPLIES saws so nuny •t«ps...SQ often TRU 8T1C_O..M PA N Y '«'EA8EL8 tfa— mUconut phonlns privacy,., m OUt CIKANEBS offers •xtrcprbtoction... • fctjO CUEANEB8 PROGRESS Oil and Water Color •nsaas f«w«r mlsm«d calls SIV HOUSI PAINT .« rum STo«Ao« CRJUsFGSD OmCC — 2 North Armuam. W. ' • BD1BT LAVNDEBEKS / 'Stain RasUtlng PAINTING SETS OAEWOOP NOW — fox your bedroom, CLEANERS & TAILORS ALL STANDARD SIZE aOOTCS rLAINS ltl kitchen, den, work shop, laundry, recre- $6.95 Per Gallon |g^" PICTURITFRAMES ation room, guest room . «. any room. Just call your Telephone Business office CRanford 6-3300 IN STOCK 10% OFF ou 4 GALS, or MORE RICHARD HARTIG for prompt installation. Phono CRnnford 6-1 110 (JOHNSTON PAINT SUOP) NIW JIRSIY iiu COMPANY 101 N. Union Ave. (JOUNSTON PAINT SHOP) 44 NORTH AVE., EAST CRANFORD 101 N. Union Ave. CR 62540 ••,' •.•'
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/ :•:! the Goiri^ ,'(- ti>ns 3:14 • ' communion meditation at both services >will ^fier **Where "W drive. Clark-Rahway, and- Circle Alliance Church, and Jack Cor- nun l * . ed "We Remember" will be given 4 met at the home of Mrs. William How many people who profess to be Christians feel that Begins."; At,the 9:305eryice Robert Gorman,'tenor, will sing FORD'S THIRTEENTH ANNUAL win of ..Elizabeth will bring a by the Revi Albert G. Dezso, Droege of 55 Coldcvin road, Clark- Us Break Bread Together on Our messege of special interest to boys once they have made a public declaration of their faith, joined paston at identical services at 9:30 Cranford. ' , , some church and accepted some chyrch activity, the—matter- ' a Negro spiritual arranged at Camp Northover. Officer:; and 11 a.m. as World Wide. Com- and girls. All departments of the by Lawrence. At 11 o'clock the Sunday School will assemble in ends there. They get into a rut, and make' no progress toward leaders of the, church will ' . munion Sunday is observed at Chancel Choir will sing "I Be- the'church at 9.ajn. the church auditorium at 9:30 a.m. becoming a bigger and better person. ^ Osceola • Presbyterian Church this lieve," by Saint-Saens. Plan Seminar .-; Dr. George A. Aitchcsb'n. pastor, This is not what God wants of us.. He wants us to "grow" Tne '"following newT^members" at the preparatory service last will speak at the 11 a.m.' worship in Christian love. Just as with proper food, rest and exercise, Will'be-received into the fellow- night will be-given public rec- service on "Hell a Reality." Fol- our bodies grow in physical strength until they reach physical School - ognitiori~at the~ Sunday services:" lowing" the ttermon," communion ship of the church at the 11 o'clock Mrs. John J. .Banker, "president maturity—so our hearts, minds and spirits should grow; expand, Sunday also will mark the be- will be served. service:; Mrs. Carrie Harrison, Mr. Pupils to Receive of the Cranford Council of Church develop, until we become more and more like Jesus. The truth is and Mrs. B. R. Robinson, Mr. and ginning of Loyalty Month. At- Both the Junior and Senior we cannot stand still in this matter. We move either backward ' V tendance records will be'kcpt,'and Women, is in charge, of literature Mrs. Donald Guthrie", Mrs! Edith for the one-day" seminar to . be Youth .. Fellowships will meet at or forward. We become better or worse. , , Jane Bohr, Mr.-and Mrs. H< P. Awards at Trinity a roll of honor of those present 6:30 pjn. High school students held by Region 6 of the Councils Consider the following carefully. Love is a powerful, Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zim- Rally Day exercises will be het(j I every Sunday during' the month wjll have charge of' the sehior wiirbe read on the last Sunday of Church Women at the West- energizing stimulant that forces you to work steadily toward your merman, Mrs. George Bauer, Miss in all departments''"of" Trinity field PresbyttrianjChurch^omor^ meeting.. Mrs. Robert Nichols, a PHIUPOSE Church School on Sunday' ;,t a:is ' _ of-bctqbcrJ—_: chosen goal, while hate is a devastating, destructive -force--that- Eileen Bauer,-Mr. and Mrs. Rob- row. Mrs. Charles G. Albury of teacher from" Rahway,~wlHbc the It is anticipated that - reRktr;iii'un . Teachers arid officers of the ' retards your progress and development.- ** . ••' ert Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. John Cranford is director of Region 6, ^ Men's. Class will Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kreger, will "have been completed in-sL Church School will be honored at conduct ^a .service . at Cranford . Do you hate anyone or anything? Then it is time you departments..and the atuiua]| a dinner at the Coach and Four comprising all the Councils of Church Night Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jackson, Church Women in Union County.. Hafl in'the afternoon, ,' did something" about it.' You should practice forgiveness, and Mr. and .Mrs. George Blair, Mr. awards for attendance ^ .' ••y;. Restaurant at 6:30 this evening. At the 7:45 p.m. evangelistic decide that nothing will ever make you hate again. Here are The Seminar will open at 10 a.m. and Mrs. William Humphries, Mr. achievement. will be prescittji The Rev. Harry H. Maue. pastor service, Dr. Aitcheson will con- reasons why you should not hate: . '. •. \ ' . •• The rector, the Rev. Frani \ of the. Olivet Pr es by t'.e rian, with devotions by Mrs. Hubert Talks to and Mrs. Harry Washburn, Mrs. tinue his studies in the Book of 1. Hate makes you bitter and destroys your personality, Inaugurating a fall -. Church H. Carthy, announced' th^i th_ Church of Easton. Pa., will be the White of Wcstfield, a member at Walter Good, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Genesis, taking as his - topic, 2. Hate may cause you to injure others. . Night series to be held on succes- Johnspn.^nnd Mr. and. Mrs.. C._ F.. following students of the schIsaac and -His Bride." There- wilh sive-Wednesdays, the-Rev: Korah won awards' in the annual pfificipi devotions will be in charge of Wert. ••• ;• .'_ ••• ••..' ' . of teachers of the " junior High be a piano duet by Beverly' and Philipose of the Syrian Orthodox Essay contest: Third prize. Cart, and • Senior Departments of . the Mrs. Henry Harrier, president of 4. Hate lowers the moral and spiritual temperature of the Betsey Pettersen. .. ••..•' Church of India . will speak on As the Everyman's Bible Class Ann Lawson; silver honorable! ' Church School at 7 p.m. Saturday. the Plainficld council. . . . will begin making calls to every home and place of business in Cranford on behalf of the agencies shown The executive board will meet world.. ' - • . . I • • * '•.''•'." *'World Churchmanship" in the meets in the gymnasium at 9:30 mention awards, Pat Downi! "Teach Us to Pray" will be ihe Mrs. F; E. Partelow, president at the church Monday at 8 p.m. ' 5. Hate puts you in the class with the ignorant, the. super- Cranford Methodist Church at 8 a.m. the discussion, "The. Choice Janet McConnell and 'Mary 2 topic as the Junior High Fellow- of the Elizabeth council, . is in On Tuesday the Bithia Class will stitious, the'criminal,, the destroyer — In the class with those p.m. next Wednesday. of Jesus:. the Will of the People or chary. Children from over 1 'i.;.;» ship group meets from 7 to 8 p.m. charge of registrations for the have a banquet at the Far Hills who are unaware of God. •• . Churchmanship will be the gen- the Will of God," will be led by parishes and'missions com'petejl below. Eeceive them with welcome and a generous contribution. Help make this 1954 campaign an out- Sunday. The program will in-< sessions, and Mrs. L. E. Steincr, Inn, Somervillc. Mrs.-W. W. Spear, eral theme for the series, arrange- John ptichard. in the contest, which required aaj elude a discussion about the lan- president-of the Wcstfield Coun- : v r : of the Clinton Hill Baptist Church, ments for which are in charge of At" 7 p.m. the Junior Fellowship essay on the subject, "How. to be I guage of prayer, and some prayers cil, is general chairfan of arrange- will see the film,' "Children a Good Christian." . I standing success. ;':r.-/('•• . .•...,.;-" -- •.'•• :,~ 7'" / '•/• ; . ^. ,••, ' ' , '. will, be written by the young Newark, will be the speaker. All the Commission, on Christian Edu- :; ments. . • • Calvary to Receive Ten New Around the World," and plan what Other services Sunday include I : \ young married women are' invited cation. ' '-.... people themselves. James ilac- Dr. David Moses, president of to attend. The group will meet at they can dp. to help. Holy Eucharist at 8 ajn. and cl Kellar, director of Christian ed- Hislip C o 11 e g o • in India, will Father Philipose is one of the EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN ASS'T EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN the church at 6:30 p.m. Anyone Meredith' Conley will be the al Eucharist and sermon at 11, ucation will be in charge. be the morning speaker. His topic prominent clergymen of the 'In- H. T. Sutherlln desiring transportation may call. Members at Service Sunday moderator for a discussion . on Full choir of men and. boys _ Edward Gill The Senior High Westminster will be "Challenge to the Chris- dian Orthodox Church. He' Was Mrs. Fred Kitty, 'Ten new members will be received into the congregation of "The Problems. of a . Teen-age sing at the latter service. The reel 365 S. Union Avenue 407 Central Avenue Fellowship, meeting at the same tian Missions in • India Today." born oh May 9,' 1911. He is a The Pioneer Girls will meet at Calvary Lutheran Church Sunday at the 11 'o'clock service. The Christian" as the Senior•" Fellow- tor will be celebrant, assisted hjl hour, will hear young people who Dr. Moses was a delegate to the graduate of the; University of the church Tuesday at 7 p.m., and Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, pastor, will preach on ''The Universality Madras/ He finished his theo- ship meets at the same hour. Bar- the Rev. R. H. Mallery. retired I attended the Blair HI conference Eyanston Council of the World rector Of St Andrew's Church, I VICE-CHAIRMEN give reports about their experi- at 8 p.m. Mrs. Blaschke's class of Faith." "."'.'-• logical training in the Orthodox bara Smith will be in charge of Council of Churches this'summer Plainfield : ; ences there. ,Miss Barbara Law- will .meet at the home of Miss Syrian Seminary at" Kottayarh; worship. -'.:.:. ....- r M. J. Furey and took parj in a number of . The Sacrament of Holy Communion .in observance of World- .J3x3^ 8. Bjnl.the, cirques, of. Regular monthly 'meeting of the Mrs. B. F. Brixner W. A. Palrnatier W. T. Donnelly _.rcnce will, preside :.,.....,.... . Eileen Nelson. j403_Cncxry_stree,t. St-^_A.ugUEUne.'s. College,. X^ante- Croup, discussions-;" including:'those Wide~-Communion -Sunday wW-toe- the: Margaret Xfreene.:.Guild. will, Evening Guild will be htld..ati| 107 Besler Avenuei _ 2? Ramapo Road 46 Parkway Village -—The. Session .will. hold. its. rcgu* Roselle Park. Cars.will Jeave the bury, -England,- and- in - the -Uni- ._ 16 Indian Spring. Road dcallng~with~mission"pfdblemsrin" administered" at'"Bbth ;the"T8:30 also-rehearse Saturday morning at meet, in the following homes: p.m. Monday in the guild room] ,1 ; .'• , lar monthly meeting on Monday church at 7:45 p.m; 10:15 in the church. versity of South Wales, Cardiff, '• '' S' his native land. • '. . \ matins and 11 o'clock main serv- Circle 2' at the home of the leader, of the Education Building. Daj DISTEICT 1 Mrs. N. La Corte DISTRICT 6 Mrs. T. A- Jacob Captains. Captain [ . at 8 p.m. in the pastor's study at 1 On. Wednesday, the women's • The Senior Luther League will where he was. a research' student C. J. Dauber He is a member of the United Mrs. R. T. Douglas, 1 Tulip street; Guild will meet Tuesday at 1:38.' District Chairman 101 Maple Place District Chairman J. Trezsa F. Charles • . • . ' the church. . Missionary Prayer Band will irieet ices. Mrs. Louise Hausmann will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. andHhe in Semitics in 1939-40.. 22 Wade Aye. 803 Springfield Ave. Church of India and Pakistan and Circle 3 at the home of the leader, p.m. Every woman in the parish j Mrs. W. A. Keve B. C. Folk . F. J. Waterman 1 Oraton Drive 107 Centennial Ave. On Tuesday afternoon and eve- W. M. Arthur. Jr. Mrs. R. Bradley 1 :i.; '. at^the church at 10 a.m. Tn~«r-sing "Prayer for Service" by Har- LoyalsO will hold their first fall Father Philipose served as the Mrs. T. P. Crush, 811 West End is cordially invited to attend thel 110 Claremont Place ning, the Rev. Mr. Dczso and a is now studying and lecturing at . .. 18 Hlllcrest Ave. '337 Stouehton Ave. 102 Carpenter Place W. D. MUler. Jr. regular mid-week Bible study and vey Gaul as the solo at the matins meeting Sunday at 8 p.m. in the general secretary of the Student place, " co-leader. Miss .Helen meeting of .her choice. ' I J. O. Browning 6 Beech St representative from the- Session Union Theological . Seminary, in Captains Captains Mra. M. E. Mansfield ' 8 Onelda Place DISTRICT 14 : prayer^ meeting will be held at 8 service. The choir anthem at the church house. Movement of the' .Orthodox Klase; Circle 4 at the home of Mrs. 12 Riverside Drive Mrs. L. D. Barta, Jr. L. M. Tucker will attend a meeting of the Eliz- Newark. , • Th,e, rector will commemorate I . X. B. Craft Mrs. J. M. Duryee 45 John St • p.m. Wednesday. ,; » main service will be "O Lamb On Tuesday, the Cancer Sewing' Church in 1941-43. He was ap- E. M. Powers, 350 South Union C. W. Mayer. Jr. 5 Mohawk Drive District Chairman 8 Pittsfleld St abeth Presbytery at the Grant Mrs. W. A. Hardenbergh of the ninth anniversary of his ord-l 228 Walnnt Ave. 151 Hillcrest Ave. Mrs. W. P. Bloecher, Jr. The Home Missionary Society of qod".by Wichmann. Unit will meet from 10 a!m. to 4 pointed professor in the Orthodpx avenue, leader, Mrs. Charles Den- 8 Riverside Drive Mrs. J. Harcketta E. Estwanlck Avenue • Prcsbyteiran Church in- Ridgcwood...... Newark Conference. inatlon on Wednesday at scrvictjl Mrs. E. E. Foerst . R. Schoonover 38-A Parkway Village will have axcoyered dish luncheon Sunday School convenes at 9:30 ,p.m. in the church basement.'' Boy Syrian Seminary at Kottaym in zau; Circle 5 at the home of Mrs. Mrs. J. D. Oathout . .9 Cherokee Road 17 Roger Ave. Plainf icld. secretary of Missions of the Meth- at/9 a.m.. Executive board mett-l 28 Grove St 353 Retford Ave. W. G. Malory next Thursday. The group will a.m. A nursery is conducted each Scout Troop 84 assembles in the 1943 and became the vicar of an B.' C. Metzner, 807 West End ing of the Altar Guild will be I 405 Prospect Ave. - Captains . DISTRICT 17 There will be a meeting of the odist Church, will be the speaker Mrs. W.C. Nettleshlp F. Pfall 26-A Parkway Village 1 meet at Jl a.m\at the church. All Sunday in the. church house at church basement on Tuesday at ancient and prominent parish in place; Circle 6 at the home of the held tomorrow at 3 p.m.* in the 448 Lexington Ave. DISTRICT 11 G. H. Hollerbach District Chairman. Osceola Men's Club, next Wednes- in the afternoon. She will discuss women who are interested in home ^21 HUlcrest Ave. ' H. E. Herbert the., general concern of all church 11 o'clock. Mrs'. Ann Vogel and 7:30 p.m. The Girls^ Choir will the same town. • leader, Mrs. L. P". Hale, 24 Lenox"; parish house ——I.-Vwatt -i — g^ -Edmonds District -Chairman—- .- 435 So. Union Aye. day-at 8-p.m. The pastor, Frank missionary work ar^ welcome." The DISTBICT «~"~~~- :;.. 35 Parkway yil|age_ _: 110 Makatom Drive missionary units in this year's Mrs. Mildred • Mauthe, members rehearse on Wednesday at 7:30 He was delegate of his church avenue;. Circle 7 at the home of 336 Stoughton Ave. v ' : W. C. Ciosterman N. J. JTweed. Jr. Miserentino and George Fulchcr choir' will meet fok practice at to the tlist World Conference ol 113 Hi(h St District Chairman DISTRICTS ' oj&alh'fif missions., ., of the Couples'.Club, will be in p.m. The Budget Committee will the leader, Mrs. Everett Schenck, B.WaUera H. Knoll , ' 42 Cranford Terrace 3OM>ger Ave. ' Captains n( ' . ' . . arc in charge of the program. 8 p.m. Thursday. V charge. '.., . ' meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. and Christian Youth hejd at Amster- 416 -Lexington - avenue;- Circle r8 Missioiiary to Speak - Bettord Ave. H. A. Grate District Chairman Junior-ChqiL.rehearsal_\vill_ be ^>Ju'|^ welcorne to attend the -."•SB 201 So. Union Ave. :.'_...Captabw..: .'..:.•_. Mr£ L. D. May berry. Jr. '. , E..,WJl|auer Deacons will- have their - regu- "The~Senlor-Cholr"wlir rehearse the prospective new members who dam'in,' 1939: "He also roprtjsented at the home of the leader, Mrs.' 28 Holly St Mrs. K. w: Wlebesiek F. Konopack II Indian Spring Road held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. All seminar, and presidents and mis- ^t TNT Youth Rally E. Roger* v 17 KeUb Jeffries Ave. lar, monthly meeting tonight at tonight.at 8; o'clock. Members of will be received the first Sunday the Orthodox Church at the first T. Conforti, 86 Beech street, Fan- Captains 106 Columbia Ave. • 28 Cranford Terrace boys and girls who arc in the sionary chairmen of the individ- Henry- Strube, Missionary to I DISTRICT t -. 343 So. Union Ave. DISTRICT 15 Mrs. H. Dickey the home of W. Fclmly, 204rJ?ort- the Bus Committee will meet to- in November will meet with the Assembly of the World Council •wood.~--- • •• - .-.-••• - • • r - • Mrs. R. Ackland Captains Mrs. A. W. Eric 437Brookside Place third grade or are at least .8 years ual member churches of the South American Indians, will ulll Illstrlel..Chaliinaii^___- 209 Holly St. ^Dhtrlei Chalnnan-— land -avenue,. Scotch-Plains.-V day,- also - in -the • church -house -at pastor; on-Wednesday at -8- p.m.-- of-'Churches—at—Amsterdam—in : Mrs; G.R; Morris - -~ ' "26'Cayuga Road Mrs. R. Ackerman of age arc invited to be present. Couhcir"'6f Church' Women "are of the work among the G«ujira[ E. A-Tice ' Mrs. W. Wiseman DISTRICT 7 218 Arbor St N. F. Imperato Tomorrow night a group of men 8:15 p.m. The Junior and Senior ' Barbara Jane, daughter of Mr. 1948, along with Metropolitan Beginning. next Tuesday and Indians in Colombia, at a TNT I T. Albans 9 Arnet Place The Westminster Choir for teen- urged to attend. under the leadership of A. L\ continuing for six Tuesday eve- 15 Pine St 23 Holly St District Chairman Mrs. G. Cleaves 42 Wall St 119 Besler Ave. Following a box luncheon, Catechetical classes will meet Sat- and Mrs. Frederick E. Winter of Mar Thcodocious. He was the Youth Rally sponsored by the! Captains R. W. Baldwin age young people will meet at Welke wlU conduct a service at nings, a School of^ bhristian Edu- Mrs. A. J. Dahlquist E. W. Ball 102 Columbia Ave. ; _lC«pUlii« v 209 Beech St 6:30 p.m. tomorrow and the Senior dcsy**rt and beverage—.^- tvilL. bc. Cranfprd, _ was.. JbanjUzed .Sunday^ only representative of his church Evangelistic-Committee-of New-1 Bfr*. R. Glsser : God's iaghthbusc~Missidn in~New" to participate in The conference of caUbri"wiir~bwhpnw» Drive . Captains 20 Craig Place York. Cars .will leave the church Faith and Order held in Lund, Methodist Church of /Westfield. Mrsn . P. J. Wrlrhi - 118 Besler Ave. 24 Seneca Road A Church Attendance Crusade Mrs. Raymond F. Grant of'West- day at the* Alliance Church. Ret-| A. BeD 126 Eastman St B.'c. Smith Mrs. R. O. Adams DISTRICT_l!8i at 7 p.m. The Boy Scouts will Sweden, in 1952. In the third con- The following courses will be in- ford avenue and Cherry street . will begin for Children on Sunday. field is the state chairman of meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. cluded: "History of/ Hebrew IS Elm St. Mrs. S. Porcella 29 Greaves. Place 24 Herning Ave. District Chairman 88 Benjamin St. Each youngster-attending one of Christian World Missions of the Methodists to Hold Last Regular fcrcncc of Christian Youth, held Larry McGuill, executive iii-| Mrs. B. Mlnch "__ __ _Mrs.":.G. A."Fenderson ... RXWaJker,. ':. . . ". Pamela.Ann-Storr,-daughter; of at ' Kottayani; - South India, in People." by Dr_ Lawrence Toombs, Mrs. C, H, Paul j ~-.--.~J;-:E.-.-McHarr-~ • •• • -•--••: ' • - the church services wilt receive a United "Church' Women bfHNe w of Drew University; "History of I Evangelistic "CiS-1 I 408 Walnut Ave. 7 West Holly St _ -209 Locust Drive 424 No. Union Ave. "- 5 Preston Aye. DISTRICT 18 7 r Mr.--and-Mrs.-D.-A.-Storr .was 1952,7 Father^ Philipose was .in mittees, will conduct the service. I booklct~and^ a Btamp7 ^Those"who Jersey^ •' ' ' • •. .•'••"'*" Communion in Old Church Building the Christian Church,", by Dr. F. Sahllm - G. E. Phillips . W. J. MlUer, Jr. Captains Mrs. C.;VanHirtum District Chairman •••-mm dedicated at last Sunday morn- charge of the local, arrangements. A musical program will be pre>| 8 Blake Aye. DISTRICTS \ 106 Hillcrest Ave. have perfect attendance for 12 Norman V. • Hope • of Princeton 14 Tulip 8t 308 Manor Ave.. II. W. Slauson. Jr. C. D. Slverd weeks are to receive a special ing's service. Observance of World Wide will be installed at the 9:30 a.m. He was appointed general sec- ented by Bud MacDonald and his F- Callan . District Chairman Mrs. O. J. Prohaika 32 Normandie Place Theological Seminary; "Christian Mrs. R. E. NevlUe Mrs. T. Leahey 415 Casino Ave. Presbyterial Meeting Communion Sunday at the Meth- service on October 10. • retary of- the Orthodox Church guitar, the Girl's Trio of the First j 5 Chester Laof Place 113 James Aye .? .•;••••.'XI award.. Beliefs, .for the Church-School C. R. Haas ' ' \ 1 Oak Lane Mrs. F. P. Dexter Captains Richard Stegner, student assists in 1953 and is' the chief secretary Baptist Church. Bloomficld; Ii 403 Orchard St A country food fair and auction, Elizabeth Presbyterial . Society odist *-CJuirCh. this Sunday will Teacher," by Dr. W. Norman Pitt- 711 High St Mrs. W. M. Wight 600 linden Place ant, visitor and youth worker for of the Catholicos', the primate of Don Smith at the piano and Merit | II. L. Smltbers sponsored by the Women's Guild, of the Synod of New Jersey will- Calvary Forms mark the last regular communion engcr'of General Theological Sem- 100 Oak Lane Mrs. F. GUI DISTRICT 16 . the church, will be ihe speaker Young at the organ. DISTRICTS Captains DISTRICT 8 19 Herning Ave. will be held Wednesday. October hold its semi-annual' meeting to be held/in the old sanctuary, the Orthodox Church in India. inary. A number of teachers on Mrs. F. MitMcker, Jr. 18 Lenox Ave. District Chairman Tuesday at the Third Presbyterian Junior Choir at the evening meeting at 8 The public is invited to attend' District Chairman Miss C. Klein District Chairman L. C. BeaU. Jr. 13. in "the large fellowship room as the new church building is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the Church School staff will C. F..Hansel, Jr. 24 Windsor Place -Mrs. R. S. Llngerfeldt A. P- Giunan, Jr. of the church. A Family7Night Church. Elizabeth. "Christ is the The first rehearsal of the new- o'clock Sunday . 37 Broad St R. II. Herman . . Mrs. W. Inllnger 201 Claremont Ave. nearing completion and is sched- CHURCH SERVICES attend. / 4M Prospect Ave. , 7 Adams' Ave. 436 Orchard St. supper (by reservation) will be Way" will be the theme of the ly organized Junior Choir of Cal- There will be a Home Depart- C. V." Gary 36-A Parkway Village Sutton Place B. F. Vandersllce. Jr. The inninite allness of God, Wednesday at 8 p.m. the fall CapUins Captains Captains . 523 Claremont Ave. served at 6 p.m. the same day. meeting. • vary Lutheran Church was held uled to be in use next month. ment meeting .in the chapel at 507 High St . DISTRICT 13 good, and the consequent unreality meeting; for parcnts_pf_aJl_Chi4rch. R. A.' Clement DISTRICT 10 D. J. Barbvta W.J. Cordes Saturday morning. Mrs. Marlln Dr. Albert' Allinger's topic for 8 p.m. Monday. On Tuesday, the C B. Orifnths C M. Johnson. Jr. District Chairman - of ~slckMdss~and~dlscdrd^ wilI~bF School/pupils will be held in the 2 Madison Ave. 8. Hamilton Ave. District Chairman 434 Orchard St. , 2 Venetla Place Sicgrmlnisterlif music, announced meditation~wlirDe~"TrHs Dcr In cancer dressing unit of the church 62 Centennial Ave. . . Mrs. W. Ruenger.' Mrs. A. J. Fricke B. J. Morrison j Remembrance of Me." A special stressed at Christian Science serv- gymnasium. The group will think Mrs. H. C. Fisher H. Slpp . O. D. GUIen that '"21 boys and girls attended. will meet at 10:30 a.m.; there, will Mrs. B. E. Warner / .Elisabeth Ave. 13 Cherokee Road 115 Centennial Ave. 713 Tulip St. 220 Central Ave. All the children of the church in offering will be taken for Korean be an executive meeting of the ices Sunday. and discuss together "How to Help 29 Arlington Road Our/ Children Grow Spiritually 180 No. Lehlgb Ave. the fourth through seventh, grades Relief. Women's Society of Christian Readings from the King James in school are eligible'for member- Version of the Bible and correla- within the Family.*«' This will be PLAY SAFE ON The Senior Choir anthem will; Service at 1:30 p.m., and the Com- followed by a time of fellowship ship in this choir and are in- be "God So Loved the World," mission on Education, of which tive passages from "Science and V with an opportunity to meet the TV REPAIRS vited to attend. rehearsals which by. Stainer, Mrs. Doris Rothwei- W. T. Knox is chairman, will meet Health with Key to the Scrip- I SEPT. TO OCT. arc held each Saturday morning tures" by-Mary Baker Eddy com-' staff of the.Church School. ler,, organist, will use the follow- at 8 p. m. On Saturday, the* annual Church ANFORD UNITED FUND ALUMINUM , in the church at 10:15 for one ing selections: "Chorale: Our prise the Lesson-Sermon entitled Trust th* repairing of Meetings scheduled for tonight / Planning Conference will be held hour. Father:" Who Art in Heaven include: Young People's Choir, "Unreality." your TV «•*. only to COMBINATION DOORS That real dominion and power Mr. Sleg, also stated that the vAbove," by J. S. Bach; "Choirale: 7 o'clock; Boy. Scouts, 7:15,'and thoroughly qualified •*;- J» «riwnil, Girls' .Chouv which, .was .recently When:ThoU-ArtrNear.'?"by J; S. Senior. Chokv 8-O'clock • • j :;. .;;; are derived, from God is brought panels—stainless steel hinges organized and which nas been re- Bach, and "Marche Religieuse." Cub Pock 75 will hold its but in the Scriptural passages to by factory - approved : . 'if-' hearsing for three weeks, now has be read; including the following —Z fciar frame STORM KING by A. Chauvet. monthly meeting In the auditor- ^fw«, exclusively* door, check — a lock that is a membership of-17._ This choir statement by Paul New officers to installed during ium at 7 p.m. Saturday. At the Boy Scou $ 6,945.00 lockablc from iiisido only— will participate in its first service same time, the Senior High Fel- 1:7): "For God hath not given us Automobile Pivoting door chain, tiff. $72. on October 10, at 8:15 matins, and the Senior High Fellowship meet- the., spirit of fear; but of power, BE ft Ing at 7 p.m. Sunday are: Presi- lowship will hold a party. DVCO CRANFORD GIVE TO wll{ thereafter have a. regular Richard Allen Cacchione, son and of love, and of a sound mind." 4,275.00 DAYS place each Sunday in the mat- dent ; Richard McDaniel; vice,;, • From Science and Health the BODY Girl Scouts president, Bruce Buzalski; secre- !of Mr. and Mrs. Charles/Cacchl- r PRICE ins service. This group includes onc, was baptized in the church" following selections will be among "39.95 girls of''Iiig'h school age only, tary, Susan Laird; treasurer, Ted last Sunday. those read <414:21-23): "The freshmen through senior years in Munday; Commission on Faith, Scripture declares, 'The Lord He Dolnx BnatMl U1 EASTMAM ST. 5,000.00 GOOD NEIGHBOR A Worthwhile Gift To school. All girls of the Sunday Bea Rogers; ' withess, Georgie is God (good); there is none else Weldlnc —Tmek CB6-H THE UNITED FUND School and church arc invited to Martin J citizenship.' Beverly .beside Him.' Even so j harmony Is Our Custohters During attend these rehearsals, which ure -Ban'rath; JO u t r ea civ EJaine: universal; and 'djbeord is unreal." — Bmry Baa*>y _, •:•• £ ^. REPAIRING Bow Christimn Science Heals Albert'* Shoes CranfordWestfieid .Lumber Co. Bamboo roll-up shaded s [ : •U. WNIW <1IM ka> — Ii«rlu4ir _; I «i4S aim. Barorj's Prug Store Cranford Radio Goldberg's Men's Shop Shaheen Agency Bamboo drawstring drupes •la. WNBO , « tm k«> — B*«7 8*B4>y 1:4, ». M. QUICK SERVICE 8U. WOB ke> — Every riamJay ; IS: IBs. am. ' "The True Knowledge Barnett't Wintf * Liquors Cranford Bootery Harris, Ltd. Sportsman's Shop - k.) — I*. 1,4 that Heals9'. Chapman Bros. BeH's Phtrmaqf Cranford Savings A Loan Ass'n. Hedenberg-MacBean Agency Suburban Trust Co. •«««•<. tar to* UtenUar* u< rc>Mte «f fcauals tnm IkaM Cranford 5c A 10c Store Martin Jewelers \ Swan Cleaners & Dyers M wUl k« LOUIS MONTINI Breen'c Liquor Stgr* G HANSEN, Inc. WVNJ — 620 Ice Plumbing and Heating Contractors Chas, Kurti Market Packing Engineering Corp. Union County Trust Co. 'SHOE SEFAlaUNO General Supply Co. 627 St. George Ave., Roselle CHestnut 5-6001 Monitor Vlmra the Nnro Ma. WJX — Bmfy Tuaaay. Km •:«• m. aa, S Aldea St Sunday. October,] — 9 SJH. 36 NORTH AVE., E. CRanford 6-13201 --•• " i - • 0 , •"-A.-
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•••• ' -' i *- THE CRANEORD CIT#EN AND THURSDAY. ! 3ER 30, 1954 SECTION THREK THE CRAWFORD ClTIZKlfc AJWP CHRONICLE. THUHj>DAY. SEPTEMBER 30.1954 g indentation Ready -•;••••«? Auxiliary Fire Company ForFreshimeii' McMANUS BROS., 1152-1154 EAST JERSEY STREET, EUZABETH - OPEN DAILY 9:30-5:30 P. M, THURSDAY 9:30-9 P. M. AiNear Reference •:% Resumes Training Program To You For Goods HeldbyUJC •;'• Union- Junior College officlaily . ' [Preparing for service to Cranford in any emergency, the As Your BUSINESS DIRECTORY & Service N p,-iicd-its 22nd. year lost week Ciyilran, Dbfense Auxiliary. Fire Cofhpany has resumed .Its training RAPID LE. BUSINESS HOUSES Yofg Need (1 program for the new season. _The company.-holds monthly meetings Telephone -following'an orientation^program Event To Bring YOU The Newest In Furnishings at the, fife housp — *'—-1_ :>.'. -,' _—:—:—_i_ • frtrstrrlan'. rliembers of the iv college.':'• . \ - • •. 1 Since the first.of the year, members of the auxiliary grout LUMBER- SERVICE During the program, each hew" have answered 162, fire calls, as- DIRECTORS STATIONS s-tuik-nt-'was given psychological, sist,ing.. the regular department SERVICE •,.• SAVING^ : STANDARD LUMBER English, and science tests. A. sirri- r Home At Most Reasonable Prices! Temple Women's Club COLONY DELICATESSEN men inlaying and picking up hose, INSTITUTIONS & SUPPLY CO. 0 jlar program will be held today placing salvage, covers and clean- Welcomes Newcomers BIG TELEPHONE NEWS Complete Una of DOOLEY FUNERAL SERVICE aJ,j tomorrow for evening stu- -• Officers and^ fc'ommittee chair- OnCCTOBS '. ^g-Sf ^ .....;: ...... ,...... — ..;._.:. ing up after fire's,-.They also have - , ; imxwoKK ' • r.( -^waMpBvwj Aa'to Service .-).. me'n -of the. Women's • Club- of All A, Baktnc Dane OB Flimfcini Ca» — OU — Washinjj — Lubrica.i M an assembly program. Dr. assisted in "extinguishing grass A COMPLETE BBBVICK JOB n Temple Beth-EJ • were introduced Ibone: CBanfbrd aMBOS 0 l">rK»^ Cabtneta _• . . Minor Repairs Kenneth C. MacKay, president < AIX BAVtkS OF ALL 'AGES CBanTari «-IN>7« , fires and fires at the municipal in a skit entitled ' "Meet the HIGH i SOUTH-AVE -E— _;'md-dciiP^ spoke on the responsi- .^ .., . ... Cranfora # Rooftn* ifatarlajs — jump. /I..;J•• Gang"—as—the~ club~held~its~flrst (across Irom HH SUtiom' 1 bililii^ of freshmen. Kenneth The training program will start meeting of the season recently. We Aniwer Your Tcjephope DRUG STORES • - • Insulation . Iverson, director of guidance ahd with the. fundamentals of fire Newcomoers to the commun- " 24 Hours Every Day- ' • Hardware. Screeua. eto. jlmknt activities, presided. 0 FURNITURE * -Herman Bielefeld, chairman of fighting, and then as the season ity were welcomed by Mrs.- Wil- You.Leave — It Rings — We Answer SUNOCO SERVICE liam -Isaac.-president. •^CENTER ^llt.""jlcadcrnlc' cvalualiprT commit-^ iioa xvn receive additional training in hose Mrs. Morse Shepard, social ac- TELEPHONE UNITS PHABMACY SUNOCO PBUIU (la tt-c', emphasized the importance tionschairmaVi, reported that A to Z LubrliMiiu,, „( scholarship and good grades laying-and connections, and- also MESSAGE EXCHANGE Insured Savings — Home Loans Cbaa. B. Ltod. Bee. Pbarmactat CRANFORD FURNITURE M"Mtb Btree* Cnafera General Repairs— in ladder and salvage work. All plans have been completed for CBanford 0-13U0 , Speclolirina In Brake Wort vgriiiL- Melofchek, basketball coach, ,:U3 a" United Nations trip on October . BoaU->ar4 at CenUr. KcnUworlk rBUcurnoM - - CBaaford 6-0W4 rk •di'sciisscd the basketball program this is done with the cooperation CKaniare «-«ae ) «• BXDBOOnf MI Centennial Ave. , Cr.nford of the paid fire department mem- 13," and that a talk on the ON But Jerur Bear Braa4. EUsabetk ' iuul told prospeetive.4>layCrs tljey will be presented by Mrs. Ben- AUTO DEALERS • • MOVING and • must keep up Aheir grades to • •, ". bers. . ' • ELUnbotk. S-U0e . Oraca — CotaaoUoa — i BOOK jamin Mahler at thq October 21 Nartk kaoa near Elm. Unsea . PETE'S SHELL SERVICE . J\iJ.iin jxn. the squad. At the September, meeting of VraaeripUOBa Called For STORAGE/^ meeting of the club. • > IJuUea S-OMt ' -^-SHELL PRODUCTS * Cfe^es for both .'the day and Oak the auxiliary company it was an- and.Dellvrrcd. nounced that members had raised It was announced that the LAING MOTOR CAR CO. Gas - O|l - Lubrication evening students begin today with • •*—. OPS3t, SUNDAT — • • i registratioti n continuintii g untitil $76 through sale of^soda at'roller spring luncheon will"be held on Your • BTMMONS BKDDINa Minor. Repairs ' . , Bpad Service '.' CaU CsUaior* e-tess .. next Thursday'.-'An enrollment of skating parties"and block dances May 4.. ^ '" BUILDING * Cltanford 6-8708 jie]d during the summer. This will Following the meeting there! 550 students .is expected, Dr. Mac- It no answer, RAhway T-1130 Pbonsi GBeUiatortf 0~3^41 ' Nertk Ave.. E. A Ella. Ave.. Craiit,,, be used for1 purchase of boots. was a showing of new fall and CONTRACTORS d ic.i.v s;iid- .' , .- ' f" CADIIXAO Uia 5 Pc. "Plans for additional fund-raising winter fashions tinder direction IBB Nertk Vstaa Ave. r Craafata LARRY'S TEXACO STATION This marks the start of the projects were discussed. of Mrs. Robert Giss'fcr, vice-presi- DMIU ' . Bf AttrAX LUBBICATION collet's 13th year in Cranford. •' Resumption of college studies dent and program chairman. ALLIED VAN LINES ' Gai - OU fcy several members of the auxi- SEAGEB^S DRUG STORE Dlitanca : Sale* and Service' Pick-Up and Delivery Service • -Jiary -company- has resulted in' J. .Walter Scacer,' Res- Pharm. ,- • HARDWARE • Local Exhibitors Local Men Attend 7 CRanford 6-9820 openings for several additional rfeona: rLalaltU. S-CM1 jfnemberst'it was announced. Per- "One of Union Coantjr'a BOBBJNf * ALLUON. 48 Nortk Ave., E. , fraoforj Railway Convention I1S-U1,«. Blk Btreel rtalnfleU . ,. ..; **«. uu '•• ••;. ' In Trailside Show sons interested irt taking an active Among the many railroad per- ,. Oldest EUUcal CRANFORD PAINT & Several members of the Crah- Bcxvlce Dept: 134 C. 4th Strert Local and Long Distance leaving DOERR'S ATLANTIC SERVICE J>art in.fire fighting are requested sonnel attending the 59th annual TreurlpUon HARDWARE STORE 1ayd Creative Art Group were TABLE AND cot. IKS Call CBanford 6-0890 1 to contact Capt. J. M. Duryea, 151 meeting of the- American Rail- ATLAS POWKB TOOI4I ATLANTIC represented in the annual art ex- jHillcrest avenue; Lt. Robert Hig- MODEBNI23NO CONSULTANTS Pkarmwrlca"'' ' , ' Glaaa - Garden Tcoli - House FurnlahlnBi way- Bridge and Building Assoc- SIS * tOMTIAO taakleae.heater* and nara-ceUs. TIRES ipalities. . Our sales force will be happy to help you in the KENR.WORTH GREENHOUSES Ofllee and Showroom planning of your bedroom decor. 'Remember, you Bros. Heavy Random Loop Pile Tufted INNOVATION ««tao aa4 a*r«taa A. BOESSLE. Prop. . Our method Is orlainal and exclusive. ACCELERATED MARTENS' rLOWEBS FOB- AIX OCCASIONS Work done on premises without re- can always be sura of quality and complete satis- with a high and low pile made with Tufton. Infect moving- coll or turnins* off heat. - jaciion rwhen you Piry yowrfvmifura here. Stop: PHOTO SHOP Weddlns Bouqueta US Ceateulal Aveaas. ' Craafere a mood of casual luxury into your living by pulling Xember Florlat Telesrapo PeUvny AafD Savins* up to 70* oi replacement •v Tires^-Tubes—Batteries ' OompIeU Parta and lUpatra cost of coll. in todayl • Everytnlnf |p FUNKHAI. I)K8tOWa Rccapplnff Service Chtst of Drawers Lees striking NEW INNOVATION on your floors. WKSTFIELD CBanf ere . B-eMs A year fcuarantee on all work. rkoUsUUnc—Oalek Service HORTON'S Cranford's Oldest Double Dresser with Mirror CHOOSE THE PIECES YOU NEED! Martk A»a^ f. WKstsaU I-S1M SB Croea at. Innovation's random texture reflects a soft' light Pauport PhoUs — IS Hlnnte Bervlee CALL CRANFORD B 3555 or Soalh snd So. Union Aves.. Cranhrl DAY OR EVENING CLASSES \ S4 Norlk Ave.. W. CBanforal «-HC« WESTFHXD 2-4999 PLUMBERS ' TeL CBaniord 0.U2O0 > and shadow effect designed to complement FLAINTnXD CBANFOBO SOFT WATEB .. \mmn\m .. m M rui Ava. M*lnSeU MW VENTERS FLORIST ' EQUIPMENT COMPANY ' any decor. Innovation is featured*-111,.many Take your choice of tch«d- 43 NOBTH AVENUE. EAST DOUBLE-DRESSES AND REGULAR PANEL BED "Approved for COAL TYPEWRITER stunning colors: Platinum Gray; Mint Green; ul*m from IS to 25 hours • FLOWEBB FOB AIX OCCABUJM8 BHENNAN 4 TOYE nwum v (Reg. $49.50)44.50 CRANFORD. N. J. MIRRQR Veterans w««lc. day or ••enlng. •Icmber TJX8. — Flowers By Wire SERVICE Ocean Green; Nutmeg; Nutria and French You'll earn a N.J. Stale rtMIMBIMa — BKAVIMO SINGLE DRAWER NITE discharged niter ., GARWOOD COAL (Reg. $159.00) 144 June 37. 1950 High School c«irllucai« ap- ONION COUNTY BUICK CO. * Tunmio " TABLE Carmel. preved for admiuion to IBB ofloklf Ave. * UQUOR STORES • You can complete- •.fall hlfh college. . CBanford e-OSM (Reg. $44.00) 40 M •cbssl coarse In 3 Jreus. »'•- Centennial BEKEMEIEH'S DRUG STORE CHEST OF DRAWERS »«»• lor • proteulotul career Your Veteran's. Allowance' SM a«atli A**, B. ' Cranlor* BOOKCASE BED In ' engineering, biulnen m4- ma)- be as much a» twice, FLOWERS. Inc. Business Machine Co. J. WALTER SEAGEBf »"rooia« Dolfvar) WEDDINO * FVNBBAU Nile Stand ..._ _(Reg. $ld8.00) 98 (Reg. $88 00) 80 mlniiUaUon. etc. Keep your or.even three limtt, your WOBK OMB BPCCIALTT d) Typewrllcn Rcff* Ptuum» v 95 Job. arrange a . •ehedule to tuition. , v ••II ][,«Wr awn coB*onlcnee. AalkarlaaA -' BIT Norlk A**. •> * • Addlnf M»chlso| 104 NORTH tq. yd. A veteran with 36 months • #tori»U- Telefrank Delivery Asa's. Free Parking — Free Delivery Fall enfdlt gl»en for' prior B HI C • CHAPMAN BROS. d> Cud Reii>ien UNION AVE.*, : entitlement can make up 2 REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. 106 Walnut AT*. CB 64700 kigh aehooi work. Co-«4aea- years of high school and. Sarrlea d) Ckeck Wrllen. lookcow Betl, Panel Footboard | USE McMANUS BROS. 20-MONTH BUDGET PLAN! | Uonal. ' OHO TKUCK 1ALU Dependable. Friendly ServlccfSlae* U» CALL CR. 6-1044 rLDMBOfO * BBATINO have almost enough left for. SO fultnan Street Cranford BEGISTEB ANY DAT TBU ,• 4-year college course- > . Oood Uaad Can CONTBACTOB8 - SALES — SERVICE CR6J0700 WEEK* A.M. 10 » P.M.- BBATTMa FOOD MARKETS * AN EXTRA 4M Nartk Avc *, « OILB- — JOBBTNO —• 230 Centennial Avenue SERVICE TO YOU PA i-ssaa BHEEN'S •Mi' ~ • i i CBanfora CHAS. KURTZ MARKET LIQUOR STORE„...._ CRanford 6-7300 ..'Phono EL.2-3AQQ i. «. 1ERSEY Union aa4 Norlk Avoo. Cranfora CBOICB MBATB * rotJLTT •; money saving...space saving rotentotivo will catl ol your FBKK DEUVEBT . Founded 1924 — homo with carpol tamploir BANKS • OBOCXBIXS' FROZEN FOODS CaU CBaafard 6-OlttO oa 1186 RAYMOND BOULEVARD, comer Broad St, NEWARK LOVELAND FUEL CO. • UPHOLSTERERS i molot will be given, logglhor CBanford B BIBB .SI N. Vnlos, Ave, ' Crasiord Opposite Public Service Bus Terminal — Phone MArket 3-4050 Authorized Dlstrujutor wild Information on filling any •• my rAKOUS BEAOINa ANTBBACITB 14 Nertk Hale* Ave. room . . . wall-to-wall or with Euoheat Fuel Oil Koppen Cuke IN KENHiWOKTH Ua ' M Ksrik Avs, B. CRANFORD CONVERTIBLE NE ED room tizo wat. Calf CBanlora e-1144 UNION AVENUE POLLACrS FOOD MARKET ISi Nattk Avct k._ Cranfora MEAT MARKET • • ' " TOP Upholsterlnc A; Interior UecorsUaf Company rams MEATS A POULTST UQUOR — WTNB — • REAL ESTATE * -Blip Covers - Furniture Repair* SOFAS Orocerlaa — Produce — Vrona Foods eaU CBaaford «-«*r>B p COSWLKTU MNUNO VUIVICS • CONTRACTORS • — Free Delivery — CRanford e-0e*S : 1H Bsatk HELP : Member FDIC— " camera e-t< ta Norlk Datea Ava. • Malik A»e.. W., CnmUt* JOS. J. GUKER M. D1FABIO LUMBER BBAL BBTATS VENETIAN right to sale priced 1M Coaler 8L. Qarwaae . ' and - ' - wtstaeia i-esis- FUEL OIL p thi V«*> DfSCBANCS BLINDS »• «. Broaa Si.. WeXaaU spaoBaBBBBBBBBsll^iBOin>OBa«ennolI •ruu Adminiairation; BUILDERS' GENERAL s>MsssiB>SssHsslssssBaBBBBBSBB*Bnsli WKalAeM t-tM« DBivawATa GARWOOD COAL CO. Of AU Kinds i H59 SUPPLY CO. 111 Nertfc Ave^ W. CBaaiord i CRANFORD 4*t rark An.. Beolek rlataa Bultt^To .. Built Permanently FUEL OIL tz«atm«nt or h%*- (Reg. $189.00) W&m-m—* S-4JM COAL — COBB UPHOLSTERY SHOP llaterlalsi IT'S EASY Ooncrate CTonp I locttoai Prompt Deliveries . • Venetian Blinds —la inauzano* m Can WEetlleld 1-J10J HUhrark llaaona' Matariria JOHN W. BEIN8 & SON Custom Quality Brands Full site at TO PARK AT •^Torytarac Va* Tfea lUsa* Owaaf •Mat mattett; $169 (fa,. $199X0) UNION COUNTY BI7 N.Hk Avenae Qim<4 " UAL' BSTAta CRanford 0-OaH taUishina widow'* m McMANUS Hardware '• BooflnjJ Material and THUST COMPANY Call CBanfard S-ZS6* •craana - ffloortnf - Falnta ' nscmANCB jrojrooaatUoJLjaoolii^ LOVELAND FUEL OO. lite Our Entran -SS-.Barailao'Awa — :— — _—Appll«rvrta • ytiunar CWaiifuid"«^OTTt—— 'OR IXPI1T ASSISTANa McManus Bros*. .«avt«.,yojL|_$J|0,fl@. oiL-this opartm«a»4ize>Coi»- MEAT CHanfnrd «-«50a U Nertk Ave. B. Cranford NOTICE Of vertible Sofa. Ifs so smartly designed thdf no one would suspect that at 52-56 J " BHrt «f Adiaalaaont — ^"l. CHARQI TO YOU Avenue Directly AD Trust BM Ceateaalal Ave. Craafete Notice is hereby given that '^ in a few seconds it can be transformed into a comfortable bed for two CLOCK Prompt, Courteous Servtos of Adjustment (Zonin,! of the T ... an outstanding value In beauty, comfort and convenience^ This • in Rear LouO<« Offlooo — CHAS. M. YEAKEL of Crnnford. U. J., In tho Coi REPAIRING Call CBanford B-1144 Union, will hold a public hM See th# sofa has a pre-built type 330 coil mattress-unit covered with a heavy- l«e Soala A»«.. K. Craatoro) — CB a-laM SCS Nertk Avew B. ~ ' Cranfnro! MONDAY. OCTOBEH *. "J duty ticking. -The mattress is reinforced with new patented fermalator CRANFORD • WESTFTELD at 8:1* P.M. «E.S.T.> at OF ADJUSTMENT - * » fMrloUa M«-fTft Sponsor** ay USE MCMANUS BROS. BUDGET PLAN - $7.50 MONTHLY effort to identify them will be tnent of Health in "1954 ore run- German mercenary troops em- can CBaaford a-«aoa to local'boards of health in Ber- Harold ^ . sleeping two. . (Elizabeth 2-5600) Robert L. Clare. Jr.. ttreen*M Liquor Storm carried on during Diabetes Week, ning substantially below the cases ployed by the British during the gen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, and Union Counties. Secretary at n. OMIOM > November 14 - 21. reported in 1953. Revolution were called Hessian: Dated:. September 31, * :?w
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J A ^BAM ^& ^fc^^h^ * — ' ' —— - _' ._ ^~^__ - ._ ._ ^^1 '-^. .i .— ' L . ' • ' ' ' .1 ' • _^ _ _ ^ _ ^ r. THE CRAWFORD 1OTT2EN"JdroCOTOm(XE,TH^ 30^1954 " / Thret; 1 <3wb Pinna Miss Browirto Sing ltepufeHcan Lead . y... •4 ' •* .• ''jrtJTi ins -•' jr^ With Colby Glee ... .'••*SJ|£1 Group to Continue Increase To) ~"Misy Barbara Brdwri7; t'$ a The Couples Club of the First at/ACME , . . T ifl e&ward Presbyterian Church will holjii a of Mr. and Mr?. W. Z.JBtGwn John Pothick of 1 BloomingdaU square dance'October 8 at/&:15 Youth Glasses At Junior College Indioij. Spring jotf, has i, p.m. in the church gym: /Paul chosen tpslng-rtrlth the Glee c avenue will become the thirteenth The Cranford Creative Art Registration for. the fall semes- of Cqlhy-^unior College." '• •! member of' Boy Scout Trooji 80. Selby ^ill be the caller. /' Group again will sponsor an art ter of Union Junior College are ^- rECtvliiing's cnterta.ii^ment is London,' N.. H., ' for the Sponsored by" the First Presbyter - class for children from 6 to' 13 about 13 percent higher than last i^^ r - 11 ... • *• bt-ing arranged by njcmbcrji of the years-of • nge. /.The program .-will year. Dr. Kenneth C. MacJCay. • ian Qhurch; to be awarded the •-.,/is one of the Glee Club«: M council co^:p««sed of the/following start on Ofrtober 2 at 9 a.m. at rank of Eagle in the 26-vi-nij his- president and dean, announced. nfie'tnbersie'tn . she will nnr>i>-> i UW and- the tory of the Unit. Mr and Mrs, yA-c PongiT, total number of studentsln the Christmas concert —Mrs. Harold E. YOU/lff, V ~ The highest. award in ^co Mr. and Mrs. Phil/ Harrington, the day And evening classes 15 the New London Church will be presented to the local youth man of Children's Art Classes, said 570, Dr. MacKay said. Late regi- Mr. and Mrs. James Sanford and the program was so well received ius!its "• at Troop 8O's> traditional Indian Mr. and Mrs. liarold Bucknam. stration fdr the fall semester ends last year it was decided to con- today. Classes were strted last Institute of TechnologyGlce Club Ceremony Cpurt of Honor ncx» All club members are invited. and in, tho Spring com u, , •••!••>' Thursday at 7;45 plm. in the Firs? tinue them this year. There will today. Classes were started lust t Refreshments will be served. , March 5 With the Dartmouth (llI " Presbyterian. Churc'h. be an exhibit of students work Monday lor ..evening students. /" at^fflc conclusion"of*tho'CDursc. .!?«?« 9\9P.:: Club.__The. .Br«u'jj..a|^.'. John" joined Cub .Scout" Pack TJuT Uay~ SfudenJ '"Council"Has will present its annual coinmeViniL 103 in May, 1949, and worked his Mrs. ioachim Locber again will IShown above are a part of the Cranford. deicgotfoii attending the testiinonial dinner "last begun plans for a' mixec dance, Mrs. Orens Named 1 ment concert In June nnd >iMi: way, up through the, ranks until be the instructor. Mrs. Loeber Thursday evening at the Flagship, Union, In honor of Charles Beardsley of Springfield, former a picnic and its annual election tenches children -from G to 13 at' at,Colby Nlght'.lrl|Symphony I[;i]i -he' earned the AVebelos Badge, chair,mnh of the Union County Republican Committee. Shown in the picture, left to tlifri, are which will be held next month. To NCiS Faculty her studio in Westfjeld. She Boston, in the spring. . ' • highest Cub' rank. A* soon as ho Senator Kenneth C. Hand, Charles J. Christian, U.S. Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania, Eighty percent of the students . Miss Brown is enrolled in n Newark College of Engineering studied at Klinstchule Des West- |Cv was 11 years old in April, 1951,, guest speaker; Harold A. Glovler, George Berry, C ronford Republican, campaign chairman; Mrs. Jane enrolled at the college, this.year liberal arts program ut Colby. m< he became a tenderfoot scout in announced today the appointment ens, in Berlin, 'at Dennenberg and come from Union County, the of Mrs. Irving P. Orens of Cran- Brockmdnn, Academy of Fine Glovicr, member of .the Union. County' Board of Elections; Clifford P. Case, GOP candidate for remainder being recruited mainly Troop 80. His progress was rapid U.S. Senator; Mrs. Charles M. Ray. Mr. Ray, Fred E. Shepard, GOP candidate for Congress; as he attained his second class rank ford. wife of the diairman of the Arts, Berlin. She spent one year from neighboring communities in BerlantPark drawing cartoons for a Berlin r • in October, 1951, and -tirst class lk-tfes^.Graduate Division, to Thomas A. Albans, Republican' municipal chairman; and Donald R. Creighton. Amqng others Essex,. Somerset: and Middlesex s S teach a*%txic course in technical film company. . ' attending the dinner were Edward-C. McMahon, who served as general chairman of the affair; Counties. rank .in December, 1951. , 1 ' He was made a star scout in German as a part of its expanding •-.- Mrs; -Loebcr's —teaching,— MrTanirMrs. W. C, McPnpr>>oh7 CarromTC Sellers, Mrs: CnrisUan, Nicholas LaCorte, Roderick • The two most;popularprograms Annexation to Re DEL MONTE group pointed out, will encour- crackers 1^- April, 1952, and a life-scout in currit-ulum in technical communi- W. Smith, George M. Lincoln and Henry Klubenspies. . -'1 . ' • , v' of rtudy are engineering and busi- »•. • **- December, 1352. ...Some of his cations. • . age the children to work entirely ness administration,' which account Topic October 15 : Other achievements include the from their imagination, creating for more than half .of all students /Her appointment follq»vs an an- big, bold 'forms in the bright Representatives of Cranford' ;n\,\ 16-OZ. Camper's Award' in June, 1953. of entertainment and refresh- enrolled. Linden will meet on October 15 t , nouncement 3 week'ago of another colors children love. The younger ( PACKAGE c tomato s a C>rdc.r of the Arrow in June. 1954. . Most of the students at Union V course, in chemical engineering children will~work with paper- Letter ments. _Mrs. Anna Brown of De- Named Officers discuss acquisition • of li i>nrii<>n and Schiff Junior Leader's Train-> communications, headed by repre- borah Lodge 59 of Carte'rel furn: ^p Collegge ar«r^plannrrig~'td; liTrijr ing Course in August, 1954. Htt cutting, finger painting and pat- sentatives of magazines and book ished the music for the evening. transfer to a four-year institution The residents of the ;ir»-;i nr(. was patrol leader .of the Mohican tern painting in tempera 'colors. Suggestions Made In Rutgers Corps 8-OZ. publishing houses specializing in It was announced that a dele- with advanced standing at the now legally in Cranford, bni H,(.y The junior group will learn to Several Cranford residents were Patrol from February, 1953. unVil in the latter field. .'.... gation* from the local-lodge at- end of their ilwo-yeiir* junior coir have requested that' the nre:( he- CANS May, 1954, and ii now .troop draw basic forms in a bold man- By Postmaster among cadet officers named for Mrs. Orens, bbrd Margarete Jo- ner, study the structure of organic tended the official visit of State lege course, for which they receive come part "of Linden. They, \u\\n\ quartermaster., .7 The poster featuring a close-up the student corps^ AFROTC, at the degree of Associate in Arts. hanna Koter. attended the Berlin things and relate this knowledge President Mrs. Alice M. Beer of •out that they depend iipoiu |j|N - K> reproduction of a street mailbox Rutgers University, New Bruns- secondary schools, where she re-to their own creative ideas. Pennsauken and her staff to Silver den,for police, fire and rtiTTiTsi-iv- 43< now on display at the Cranford Lodge 83 . of Summit and Lady wick, this week. ice. They also claim thfet sowcr^ ceived a . government • scholarship Anyone interested In enrolling DeMolay Mothers' Circle Good Government/GOP Post Office heralds the corning of Gilmdre- Lodge 10JT of Somerville. The rank of major was awarded in the nrea are; connected to l,ln. . .•* • :• to the German State School of ty children *in the class-should Letter Writing Week, which will to Donald H. Burns, son of Mr.Elects Mrs. W. II. Frank den muins. To Support Shepdrii! . Commerce, also in. Berlin. contact Mrs. Young, 140. Mohawk Mrs. Clara Farber wqs elected be observed throughout the coun- and Mrs. Harold J. Burns oi 34A Mrs. William H. Frank was Annexation of the land by Lin- Good Government Republicans She was employed. for several drive, or. enroll their children at new deputy of the Union District. Parkway Villiage. and Clarence R. try next week. elected secretary of the Mothers'- den-has already met tentative up. of Union Cettuity toda>/announced years by the Berlin office of the.the first class on October 20. At a meeting next \ Thursday Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs. American Express Co^. and mar- Postmaster Arthur F. Metz ex- evening, the local lodge will have Circle of Bremner Chapter, Order provul by both communities. The GREEN GIANT its support of Fred E. Shepard of C. B. Goodman of 607* Orchard negotiations have been Koine < Elizabeth for congressman .from ried Dr. Orens in 1932. while, he plained that the slogan at the topa revealing of secret pals. New street, while W. Allen Nelson, son of DeMolay, at its first fall busi- m of the poster—"There Is No Time for about n year and a half. was studying in the department of members' will be initiated. , ness meeting last Thursday eve- ••) the Sixth . Congressional District: NIC to Become of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nelson • The October 15 meeting will be MOTT'S In "a statement to the press, the theoretical physics at the Univer- Like the Present"—is intended to of 8 Elm street was named a ning at the Masonic Temple. imply that anytime, especially the \ Mrs. Frank succeeds Mrs. Henry held to complete formal ;in;in;',i'- organization saidj/'The recent un- sity of Berlin. During World War Douglass College captain: • '•• '.••••• ments for the transfer. It is biv present'tlme% is the right time to Clauer who' resigned. Mrs. George equivocal statement made by Fred II. Mrs. OrmK held a position as Three-Man Race ' The appointments were made New Jersey College for. Wowrit- e and mail a personal letter. W. Martin, Jr., was appointed lived both towns will be rociuited E. Shepurd in ,his support of thebond clerk with the Pan American on a competitive basis considering to adopt necessary ordinances. presidentjimi/hls pledge to work Trust Co. of X. Y. men, the coordinate women's coll- In connection with the annual publicity chairman. ' ege of the'State University of New observance. Postmaster Metz urg- For Congress On such factors as leadership ability, lesauce in haTmony'yith Clifford P. Case "Germany's reiurn. since • the M^r^s. Leonard Fisher, president, It will be a three-man race for a academic standing, • ratings re- is indeed, reassuring and entitles war. to ttte position of a . major Jersey, will change its name to ed that Jlocal residents not only presided. . \ •'' •Talk oh bentul Cur«V Douglass College next April. Dr. scat in the. House of Representa- ceived at summer encampments, him to theytull and complete sUp- contributor to the advancement of write more. - letters), but also give Margaret T. Corwin, dean of the.more consideration to proper tive from the Sixth Congressional a rating system similiar to the For Pre-School Gr»up CANS port of tht/.Good Government Re- every branch of science, accord- college, announced to the student treatment of different types of District .at the November 2 Gen- one used at the United States Sorority Seeka Members First meeting of the Linc«iln- publican/of Union County." ing to Robert W. Van If outen, NCE Military Academy at West Point, Members of Delta Dvlta Delta Shermyn Pre-School Group will • ' •<' •' body that. Rutgers "University letters to insure most efficient eral Election. The '^J.GR ha"dv previously cn- president, has made it ^imperative Trustees had approved the change. handling. ' . • ! Representative Harrison A.\lHl- whereby each cadet.is„evaluated wishing io join the. sorority's be held at the home of Mrs. \Vi|- .dprsed/the candidacy of Mr. Case that- American scientists and en- by his fellow students, and finally The new name will honor the Suggestions in this line included liams, Jr., of Plainfield. incum- Westfield Alliance .are urged to Ham Davidson, .209 Thomas stniol, ..-.and .-sotted that '-it was dedicated jriheers be able to. translate tech- an interview ^before a board of contact Mrs. D. L. BonhamV 4 at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday/ ^ \H, + * MM4V^i AV v^v< -t^'^upport^the—Rcpp p icim~' ticteer Jate. Mrs. JVIabuL. Smith _Duiielasa. use of- AirMail for speL'd,..Special blyman FredE. Shepard of Eliza- officers' of^fthe" AFRqTCTaetacn"- The" speaker*"will be Dr. Wil- on /he national level within the primary founder and first dean of Delivery .fqr .immediate delivery, heir own individual advance- beth, Republican, and Harry Mop- ment at Rutgers., ing, of the alliance will be held; liam Silverman.of Cranford, who framework of its support .of "the the college; and will be adopted Registry service.for important or ment, - o sick, Jr., of Linden, Independent, Officer? in the cadet corps are Wednesday tot 8\p.m. at the home ^ill discuss "Dental Care.for the president." • officially on the 1955 Founders confidential letters. Money Orders The Orens live at 112 Makatom Day date, April' 16. Special cere- or Registry for remittances, and who lost to former Representative responsible for. they conduct of of Mrs. J. Pj. French of Westfleld. Pre-School Child." drive. monies ut that time will mark the business reply'envelopes and cards Clifford P. Case of Rahway in the outdoor weekly drill exer- cises held uMth the underclassmen. occasion. for convenience and- more replies. 1950 running on the Democratic \ • They also instruct freshmen and \ LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE" Pi Kappa Psi Eleets In announcing—the. -coming He' also pbinted 'out that greetings, ticket,. :._ ..._ LINCOLN change of name, Dean Corwin sent First Class receive better ser- Mr. Mopsick's name will def- sophomore cadets"'in'^clossfpom" At Union Junior College stated: vice and arc appreciated more. initely appear on the ballot as sessions devoted to development Tailors & Cleaners of leadership abilities and related Phillip^Morin of Crsnford was "The' Board of Trustees of Rut- The local postmaster said he the deadline to withdraw was last 16 Soflh Union Ave.. Cranfor* elected president of Pi Kappa Psi, Thursday. Mr. Mopsick says he's military subjects.'- -.•••.;"' \ PAUL rATETTA. rr»». gers University has granted ap- agreed heartily with the senti- social fraternity, at a . meeting proval to the naming of the wo-ments expressed by Postmaster in the race, to win. Not - many 9 •• -••' ' Friday, at Union Junior College. political observers agree with" him. At Accountants Session EXPERT WORKMANSHIP men's college of the State Uni- E. SOmm'erfleld when'he remarked He succeeds Edward Flynn, •also ycrsity^Qt ..New Jersey, in - Jionor .They,_say he ._wpjuld take _ votes R. G. Driegert of 317 Manor : that •"w«!-S>niere4y-and.genuinely "•"••-. on - .• of CTanford. of ' Mrs.\ Douglass, under' whose hope that the celebration of Let-away from Congressman Williams. avenue, and G«oile "McGi'ath 6f .CLEANING A PHE8SINO Other officers were' named as i lJMlliWkilLbil Jhlb 36 Mansion terrace heard Richard ALTERATIONS & BEPAU8 follows: Vice-president. Gene come into being. > sure and happiness: to millions Republicans will once again be Neuschel, a management oonsui- on • Hourihan of Rosclle Park; sec- "We' have proudly carried the throughout the country and that listed on the top row of Union tant, address the New Chapter of *T OR LADIES' AND MEN'S retary. Ruby DeGulio of North name of •New Jersey College for the resulting. letters will serve to County voting machines. Demo- the National Association of Cost GARMENTS. Plainfietd: corresponding secre- Womeii from the time our doors renew many contacts and friend- crats will be grouped on Row B. Accountants last Thursday eve- tary. Stevc~L3dden~of—Convent; opened. 1n1t)18. "Ourcollege," how- shfps "which might "otherwise" have ning in Newark. His subject was treasurer. Robert Sinclair of Eliz- ever, frequently . has 'been con- "lost." MOM Mania* "The Long Hard Road to' Con- V •> newly appointed rc^^cnt.-^ivc of the abeth; ... serfieant-at-arms._iArthur fused—with—others-, in—the—state. •Wx proportion of pcrton» tu» trolling Overhead Costs." The UMM J&tna. Life Insurance Giompany. He is well Lnmpcrti of North Plainfield, and Our full name, which includes tted was higher in 1930 than St local men are members of the Jack Dicton of Winfield and identification, as the women's coll- Rebekah Affair 1M0. according to eennu chapter. • . . qualified to uphold the high standards of -ELECT- Rober Ayre of Cranford. in ege of the State University of Service set by this agency. Call on him. You IraD. charge of new members. New Jersey, has been not only Petes Mrs, LeDuc will find Jus sound training and backgrou nd W EW ADOCDI ONE-PRICE ;^ONE-HIGHEI^Tbpquali^ n o P i A awkward to use, but also redund- ant; our initials sometimes have Mrs. Charlotte LeDuc of Crun- SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS yaluable ih solving all types of life insur- before weighing: Serve a delicious |uJcy round roast or steak this weekend at ACME'S low, loW pricel You're sgre of the finest when it's Lancaster Brand! . Local Boy to Attend been taken to be those of one offord, retiring district deputy, OF EYE PHYSICIANS ance problems. Philadelphia School several agencies. The. situation guest of honor recently ut a re- ception given by Rose Rebdkah Michael Laurence Tripucka, son has been of-concern to others us FANCY EVISCERATED STEWING ^^ ^^ / • 1^ ^ _^_ Lodge 99 ut the Veterans Memor- of the late Mrs. Helen L. Tripucka. well as ourselves." JOHN E. GJMTT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY f who resides with his aunt. Mrs. The co-qperative student-fa'c- ial Home. .'.;•.. • ^^ "^^ il fllfllAll B4At LANCASTER BRAND £ (# Other guests were Past State • HARTFORD |J. CONNECTICUT- Gencvie\e L- Webber of 19 Tulip u 11 y-admfnistratlon Government . FitESCHIPTION OPfTCCIANft street, has been admitted as a Association and the Associate Presidents Mrs. Elizabeth Hartz • Pfoperl**/**y trimme• •••d •• of •exces WLws fat Wm. To pmm-wf^ quality "U . S. ChoiceW." beef"u. A. s delightfu. CHOICEl change" BONELES! S ib.Q 9 student at Girard College. Phila- Alumnae of the college have en- and Mrs. Emma Jensen and Past 109 JEFFERSON AVE, CKENS Noble Grand Mrs. Betty R. delphia. dorsed nume-cljange as has the Martin bid*. — Street Flow Make a tasty fricassee, chicken pot pie, or chicken salad. Exceptional valuet Michael, who is six years old, is board lpf_trustees_of :the_New_Jer-- Thomas of. Highland Park. Eleven a first grade student and living sey State Federation of Women's lodges were represented. Mrs. EL. 24340 in the house group section for the"Clubs; Alyco Alonso and her good ^and Op» • A. M. to • r. M. pally — MM. * Ttan. W A- *• «• •• T. SL 54b. younger boys'on the campus. In welfare committee were in charge MPORTANT MESSAGE all-likelihood, he will- remain at BMoeotl Girard until he completes the high Good-quality .broccoli ahould ' b* school course. His older brother, dark green In color, and have tender Alexander, is in the second grade. •talks and compact buds in the Dow- er clusters. - > KRAFT velveeta
Whan you depend on our •xperianc*. our p!«nt mnd idaos and quality -material! *- SCHOOL OF DANCING youll un lime: you'll MV« money; you'll ft a finer job. . or tMf The eooner you complete1 your plant lh« All AdvertUed PrUet Effective Through Saturday, October 2nd Register Now for the 1954-55 Season |ud «Mik V* w—Mi—*> longer youTl enjoy better living. to *y. **» km 'MI MM* And we have everything to make strawberrie The planning and doing easy. _ For example, everything for — Children and Teen-agers — -._.-• —,i - ' carrying" out the Im- provement ideas fea- Ballet. Tap. Toe, Modern, Character , tured in Popular and Musical Comedy. 1 '• Home Maga- FANCY CORTLAND BeginnetB. Intermediate and Advanced Classes •". ' '" alne. • .. I Sluil U n Htgulort. Sltmt, and Hu*h$ a Teen-agers and Adults Copper livet»d*DoubU Stitdiid Sonforind Private and Group CVm— Upon Bequest UPPERS auaronteed for life of gonqdntl M > "Depend on in |inpiTar -TT* r^m qnA Latin American Dances lbs. Body Conditioning; ^TtTt tor Women APPLES 4 Howard 8 01. < The ideol all-purpose appie—-excelleri for toting and cooking. LUMBER — ROOFING — WALLBQARD Special this We^k'tndU Supnm* COWPERTHWAITE ~V ClassesHold at Ev«ryfhinfl for Building, Remodeling, Decorating REPCBUCAN CANDIDATES Westfield Tennis Club, North Ch*»ftmt Street . COME IN N0W1 — to the — ' WesmekLN.!.. Start October 2nd t\ • UNCONDITION4UV OUARANTfCD American Legion HalL North Avenue. 100% whole wheat 157-Recipe HARVEST COOKBOOK WesmeldLN. L Start October 6th CRANFORD COMMITTEE SHAPIRO'S KPT. STORE 6-0505 included in FOB RECISTRATIOH AND FURTHER INFORMATIOM I to... — on — • . '.CALL • ,' LIFE 19 N. UNION AVE. CRANr^ORD, N. J. BREAD 2 ^29' October NOVEMBER X 1954 MBS. H. GOEKEMEYCB. ReglstraT. Westfield 2-2394 \G&iB*Al SaPPtYCO.% Puld (or by Campaign Conmutu-, " ' ERIAU-AffUAMCCS Biggest Issue Ever 304 value Centennial Avenue CRanford 6-0505 Cmmm+tHM Coke. 15»*
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THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1954 ---f- ---•' tensen, hospitality; Mrs. Defter initiate analysis of each problem, fare Association for several years. last week at" the-home - of iMrs. tion to Mr. Baker for his long Legion 40 and 8 ; E. MacMillanr^etitGss, and Mrs.UJC Professors Returii Cmc Has Chat With Courtly Legionnaires whifc codnjty and"state: agencies Ernest CV'Wolford. chairman ol Edwin Aaron of II Lenosf avenue. service. Mr. Baker had served in Harvey K. Nevalls, Jr., publicity. Health and Welfare Work stund ready to assist both finan- the athletic committee, reported Mrs. Nathaniel Juman of Union, the post since the troop was After Absence Lcav«s I- Cited for Child Attending the. board meeting Three Union Junior College pn,. [List Sweepslakes ^Tinners cially and institutionally. on the summer golf'tournament, district vice-president, 7 was the formed. "' • —'- -—_rr ' and prizes vWcre awarded to How- 1 , ' v • were: Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Bead- lessors resumed, their te;nhin'j /Mdrcjhah 300 persons attended the second, annual flower The present tr^end in relief "speaker.- Guests, included Miss thc Welfare Work Reviewed for B&tflrf Club ard Siegel/ Robert M. Crane, C. Frap'~L. AronoWiJz, president of ell, Mrs. Gisser, Mrs. Fearns, Mrs. duties during the pasl week ufij ol Fforaphile Garden Club/at the Casfno'last week, jwork, the speaker said, considers Johnson, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Mac- returning from leaves of-'ab^t,^ Chef .de Train Paul Kifner of The Cranford Rotary Club had one of its own members; the/mental 'attitude of ffie indivjdr, Van Chamberlin, Dr. Wilmar T. the Northern N^ew Jersey Council. Newcomers' Club t the sweepstakes winner of the arrangements classes was Mrs. Millan. • Norman Hoppmayer rt>tun j I as featured spe/jcer at the regular luncheon meeting at the Methodist ua) after investigation Un^wprKS tange. J. Walter Coffee) and Ern- About 30 persons attended. H( Korman'jBrubaker, while Mrs. Benjamin F.'Brixner of the Green Hillside, chrurmun of child wel- 1 :-•' A special meeting of^the com- after his release to inactive ,|u(v I Church last Thursday when Health Qffieer r William P., Smith with him, .'Sof' "to takeover his est C. Wolford, who finished in the ' Temporary officers include: Leader Expresses fare for Union County Voiturc 227, mittee chairmen, will be -held by the Navy, which he" served Garden-Club was sweepstakes .-winner in Jtfte/ horticulture deucTttocr the welfare work cngagea in by thc^ local. Health, and firohtpmq hut in hir order listed. Special "prizes were awarded to Carroll K. Sellers and Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at the home a training olflcer at BrookiVn| OcpartVncnt. achieve his own solution. Ho sqjd Mrs. Sidney Grbte, scret^ry; Mrs. Thanks to Aides. u Legion.—reported- r: L TJnvy Yard, * He will teach his-. I !' judges were Mrs, .^i .that marty potentfaJly serious William J. Doitdsv —°~ ~~_ Jerry.fiodman, treasurer; and Mrst of Mra. GehneMor, 310 Sohcryer Tlll In tracing the history of welfare Mrs. Douglas B. Schneider; tory and social studies. "' 'and MMrs ;Jh John Finnei y of this week that the voiture has re- problems such as brokl-n, homes Rotariarj gujb'sts were Arthur Theodore Kardonsky, publicity street. The nex{ meeting of the ^ ohd; Mrs. Hoyt; third. Mrs. Jer- Aiitographad Picture tf "agjtiL_oycrseer executive boardl-of.... the New- Gas firm Seeks gare of the-county , voiture. ' -a«e^ IJJitchell. . Texas Eastern proposes to .sell because, oC the lack of trained Curtiss BABY RUTH tord Physicians' Club. Tommy • Andreasen, Charles Wil- Baker 6n Long Service Sharpe, Jr., board, of ,di]ri(5fctbrSi--• service in, the. armed forces on State Board of.Health l)or;imcj Also, Decorator Shop — first, Elizabethlown 1,530,000 cubic feet nurses to. take care of chldren. 1 8-ox. Frequently ministers in Cran- son, Mark Fingerlin, Jay Guin- A. T. Baker has retired as treas- Also. 'Mrs. 'Edwin"'M.. Johnson, October 28. They ,will report to the State Department of Health. [j[T^. Oulicai; second, Mrs. Cdall. y from November 1 through Chef, de Garc DommeriJue re- ford nave the close knowledge of ther, Paul Chase, John Drcyer, urer- of Boy Scout Troop 80, spon- membership^^Mrs. John Coiiover, the Plainfield City Hall: ' and the Board succeeded by the I Jaw'iilifh; third. Mrs: Eliott Hurno. March 31, 1955. It would deliver ported that the vo'Hiire's new lo- nocdy^cjises required.'to get swift Edward Tristam,^Robcrt-JVd.doms, reservations;-Mrs. George R. Ross, i(nd the' Board was succeeded bl irtd Mrs. Brubaker; Art Center— the-"gas to Transcontinental Gas coinotiver-which-wiH-be-twico-ias sored by the First Presbyterian Board 42 serving Kenilworth 1 actidn when referred to the. wel- Michael Bedell, Rickey Gross, Church, after 26 years' service. decorations; Mrs.. Eugene S. Zobel, will call" 28.men on October 7. the Public Health Council as J-flrst,' Mrs, Frederick Huston ; nnd Pipe.Line Corporation, which now large as the old one, *is near fare department, Mr. Smith re- Bruce Wells, David Klein, Clay The Troop Committee recently nursery; Mrs. William W. Kihn, They will.leave from 9 Cgldwell body advisory to the State Ithird. Mrs, Leonard Moody; Barber supplies' the local firm with all completion. Being built on the lated. He added that the Cranford Beall, Robert Speth, Dale- Throne- missloner. ot Health. 1 Shop — first, Mrs. John Cpnaver; body of a six-wheel truck, it will H •voted to send a letter of apprecia- recreation;. Mrs, S. Robert Chris- place, Elizabeth. . .'..•'-'- f its natural gas. . • Physicians' Club provides' .free berry, Frank O'Brien, Douglas d, Mrs. Brubaker; third, Mrs. EHzabethtowh reported that its' have a wheel base of 117 inches, For The Land's Sake — USE medical care and is careful to Barile, Charles Simpson and Jos- I John Sliupper; Apothecary — request for additional gas is to Jules Dommergue of Cranford, chef de gare of Union County Voiturc 227, 40 and 8, honor a length of 21 feet and a width make no distinction between pay- eph La Bracio. | first, Mrs. Shupper; third, Mrs.' meet anticipated, peak demands at unit of the American Legion, was one of seVcra 1 Union County Legionnaires Who got together of eight feet. ing and non-paying cases so that The following boys were hell; Antique Shop — first, a time when consumption will be This locomotive, a replica of no reproach will be felt by sensi- with former Representative Clifford P. Case of Rahway, Republican candidate for United States CHIPS awarded „ graduating- certificates ,,.,.- Charles Van Inwagen; sec- highest. The local firm previous- Senator, during the recent American Legion convention at -Wildwood. Left to right in the pic- the _French type in- use during PEAT MOSS HYPER HUMUS tive persons. . and urged to continue their scout- |bnd. Mrs. John Collins; third, Mrs. ly arranged to obtain additional World War I, will be used .for ' The Cranford Welfare Associa- ture above are: Charles Jones, Plainfleld; George Macaulay, Scotch Plains; Ivy Walton. Plainfield; x v ing: Rudy Stewart, Francis Drake, m FORM Iliobort Hoyt. ••'.•-. winter 'supplies from Trancontl- Fred Schultz, Rahway; Clief de Care Dommergue, Candidate Case, Gustave Bohnenbcrg, Union; the entertainment of crippled Banner's Sugar 7-ox. tion is able to take- care of emer- David Bagley, David Hardy, Ger- Also, Supermarket — first, Mrs. nental. ' :•-. •• •'. children and orphans \n county "I.J.V gencies with no restriction in "reyt; third, Mrs. James Walsh; General Benedict W. Harrington bership . drives and .parades , of S«phl« Mat departments, Mr. Smith declared • '• v. . t. •'•'•• . • Kurzinski and Robert Cohen. haberdashery — first, Mrs. Bru- Legion posts tliroughout the MICHIGAN PEAT He said that the Welfare Depart- is opposing a. rate increase re- The point system for awarding r; second, Mrs: Phalen; third, quest filed by Transcontinental county. • •' Peanut Brittle 37c Nature's Finest Soil Builder ment of Cranford is required by loUokg. the new S. K.1 Thomson cup was TINY TYKES iMrsNFoppert; Sweet Shop—rflrs^, at hearings before the FPC; In about four tenths of a cent per freshman at Newcomb college, ,. Edward Heinz of Cranford Post the state to operate within, a pre- therm. • - - ; women's division of Tulane Uni- Boy Seoul Troop 79 scribed budget. The state rc-lm- explained to "the boys and Charles '. From 3 to 5 years in ase is an important time, for |Mrs. iKime;'Second, Mrs. Foppert fighting the increase, the state 212, American Legion, is .among Good fellow made an appeal for drs\Phalen; and Furniture said the New Jersey gas firms, versity, lives at 19 La Salle ave- Opens New Season those working on the locomotive. lit &fcuitil! \ burscs the municipality at from a child to be taucht rhythm and coordination. We Miss Shepherd Wins nue. Tootsie Rolls SSSl 21c 40 to 80 cents to the dollar. The more, den dads and assistant den • teach children of this ace Ballet for crace. limber- including Elizabethtown, will pass Boy Scout Troop 79. sponsored Norman Varandas of Linden is Ichairman of thc locomotive com- 8-ox. • •h •:•'.'< county government has additiona dads. Anyone interested should Ins and stretching. Tap for rhythm and coach them the higher, rates eJrt;:. to the con-Tulane \ Scholarship by. Everyman's Bible Class of. the contact Mr. Harmon. sumer, mittee. pkg. fields of. activity in which it pro- on songs for self confidence. . ' Miss Sally B. Shepherd of Cran- First'Presbyterian Church, got its Good Gr Plenty MIOttOAt* MAT! -T«w 19c Assistant Cubmaster Warren Elizabethtown Consolidated re- Morrison Awarded • - - - - w vides services to the municipality ford, has been awarded an $1800 1954-55 season underway last' MIOMQAM NAT b *•% «f>—It. Ita* MW and'finally the state government Douglas made the following ports that if Transcontinental ob- Twjpnty-four New Jersey mu- 7-o*. •• bm, nw, «kn*s. •«•<•«•. ATUCAM honor scholbrship by Tulane Uni- Insurance Certificate week under the leadership ,of nicipalities are served with water WlOUn mt* POT PlANf*. MICMMAM PUT provides services of an institu- awards: Wolf badge, Fred Wise- WIN tains'what has been asked .jn the .-'George1 Morrison of 15 ' Park pkg. l» 'Wall -*Trnm" past. tapravM-aH Mill. man and Glenn Sunscon; lion ylatest request, -the adjustment to [versity,.Dr. Rufus C. Harris, Tu- to which fluorides have • been Charms Pops 20c TOW M«T Mm f •!*• *••«. IMIW ••• m—— tional nature. terrace, an employee 6f• the Mu-Scoutmaster Ken Robinson and customers here would increase by added for the protecetion of their Milk •w HICMIOAN PIAT—htk f«r rila In showing the scope of the de-badge, David DcLonge; gold ar- lane president, announced today. tual Benefit Life Insurance Com- Assistant. Scoutmaster C. V. Ros- Cliocolate.42/5 o*. row, Don prumm; silver arrow, LOISWIGKS SHAD children's teeth. Approximately . own »*• Miss Shepherd, a 1954 honor encrantz. This first meeting was Almond or Bittra pkg. partment's work Mr. Smith cited pany, Newark, - was honored 120.000 persons are covered " by Jim Znchary <2>, Walter King <3>, primarily one of organization. ; figures covering the first eigh HOLLAND MADISON gradua.te'of Cranford High School, recently at a home of-; • ••!. -K- Tim Boe'ttger <2>, and David De- L this protection. ~T'TJ months of the year. During this School of The Dance ••'•.••" .«f ., is one of 138 outstanding high flee dinner' where he received a 100 Lb. Bag $4.49 Longe; assistant denner, Jim school graduates who have been period the department handled an BOTXAND YORK CIJOTH certificate from, the Life Office Necco Wafers average of 10 to 13 families each Zachary, and denner stripe, D. 11 Eastman Street " v Cranford Center awarded honor scholarships by Management Association for suc- 50 Lb. Bag $2.49 month, with 03 individuals as the (a few doors east of the Cranford Theatre) ROOFING Tulane this year, to attend the un- cessfully passing the first four ex- &*». 25c highest member requiring help at The program was concluded For Information Phone CR 6-4563 or CR 6-2258 iversity for four years of under- aminations In a.series of courses ont time. The total expenditure with a film on the pollination of ••{ [RICHARD HARTIG Gutters^- Leaderin=rsidlttC~ graduate study,-Dr. Harris said. offered by the. organization. The for eight months by the' departr plant life by bees and ice cream .Scholarships are awarded to in- certificate was presented by Mu- Chase 2 2? 25c' -(JOHNSTON PAINT 8HOP) and for goodness sake —• TRY OUR ment was $5,338.95, compared was served. coming Tulane, freshmen on the"tual Benefit second vice-president za with $3,248.15 in the same months 101 N. Union Ave, basis of outstanding scholastic at- and secretary,-Albert N. Webster. Cookie* and Cracker* of 1953. The monthly expendi- CBanford 6-2M«. tainment and high" school activi- The' Life Office Management As- tures' ran from $504.00 to $825.00! Membership Tea Held ties. * ; • • sociation provides its 266 member Burry's 7.ZI Cookies pk8. 21c Central Park Supreme Food and household expenses pro- By B'nai B'rith Unit Value of the 138 freshman hon- companies in the United States vided • the largest requirement, Cranford^-Roselle Park Chapter or scholarships for- the current and Canada with information con- Keebler «ou« Crackers M with $3,200, and shelter was theof B'nai b'rlth held a" member- because your old carpet may be worth money to us... year is $62'.30O and totals $249,200 cerning research in the field of of- next largest need with $1,131. ship- • tea • Tuesday. ~ afternoon of for four years of study. Dr. Harris fice management as well as pro-' 32c QUALI-T-BLENP Vital statistics.' cited 7 by the HIHT THIS F*U! WILLIAM L said.' " >• '—; ' —viding:courses in~ life Insurance to speaker showed 283 births in Ilfi4 Miss Shepherd, who will be *':••• Trees Taken Down 7 1054 compared with 98 in 1944; ftst Tim* *t All La>vn Seed Since 1928 , Weston Banana Patties pr; 19c Questioning from the floor eli- CARPET TRADE IN PLAN t Wmlnnt Ave. - Cranford cited the comment by Mr. Smith WOBK QUAKANTUO* 'I' & Miscellaneous that unemployment xvas closely Autvmn day* an painting ii 2 related to the demands for relief, By imMmwmmtp that will help you buy beautiful dayt-th* waalW* ^0*' Olive Oil r Z Z. lie S 17c 127c C. E. TRUBENBACH because as a rule the least em- for drying. «h. dongtr of • Each mixlur* U bl«nd*d with accapiabl* gtata t—d» which tktut «r Writ*: damage (torn tnuctt and 1 ployable .individual was the first tuddtn L«how«r» if pa*t. Friend's Brown Bread '^20c : m*«t ot «xe«« Etc. Eyes Examined Dog Food 3 41c VOTE FOR Diets A, B or C. Featured at all Acmes. ; •&. CRANFORD THEATRE ADCO OR ACTIVO F. 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Roosevelt School each Wednesday high, open houses on October 2», Cranford Committee working for ForeigiT" Wars. He Is « member 1 School Use Permits February 25 and May 20 and forthe election of Rep._Charlcs ^R. of the Elks and of St Michael's Assist Patients at Veterans' Hospital afternoon, while Brownie troop Holy Name Society. meetings will be held in the same dancing classes for eight weeks Ho well to the United States Seweraj Granted by Trustees 1 Senate. '„ GAR AVOp D Union Council, Boy Scouts of building, on Monday afternoons starting on Monday. , : /' KENILWORTH starting on Monday,. Mr. Vereneault, who is a former Alumni Unit Elects America, has, been grunted asu Holy Trinity High School Alum-1 The Parie^t-Teacher Associa- Democratic municipal chairman; Now in Force of the Cranford High School gym- Vereneault Heads ni Association has. elected Edward tion of CrarifordjHgh School was lives at 21 Park avenue- He was . --Buifders In . Cranford are 'ad- nasium and athletic field for in- Whelan 6f~Westfield president to granted use lof that .buiHing" for Commiltee for tt the,! organizer of St. Vincent's spections .and field days on Nov- succeed John J. Durkin of Cran, vised by Health Officer William meetings on 'October 14, January Albert L. Kessler, Union County Drum .and/Bugle _Corps in .Bayf "J THURSDAY. SEPJgMBER 30, 1954 ember 10, January 27 . and April ford. The election was Kelt! at a I P. Smith that they must now con- 30 by the Board of Education. II, February 3 and iCTBarch 15 chairman of Volunteers for How- onne and has been a judge "oi 1 drum corps contests for tht! Ameri- recent meeting at the school An I form .to the provisions of Girl Rfnn* TV^pp 5Q wnfl ond May. 17 Ihn nnnolntmerit • squad has answered • more came effective .,' September I, 1D27 ambulance and now has .two Industry for ••••a Squad will visit local homes Sun- than 2,000-calls; erected an at- rigs, 1041 and 1952 models,, each Board Defers Sixth Grade JDecisioii should go a long way to prevent tractive headquarters building at 1 the. public health nuisances which _day_ afternoon in. _their__ annual capable of carrying four persons. M-A&reSUe Walnut street and secpflB "avenue, The squad used the Borough Hall KENILWORTH .— There Will Del. She is probably the first ••?.* .have arisen when houses have CAKWOO1>-A r^vtew of thefB drive for funds to permit them to and acquired two ambulances and KENILWORTH — Mayor Rob- be novsplit sessions for fifth grade 'been built with septic tanks in j garage as its headquarters before graduate bf the local schools to zone continue" their year-round.> Jrpc a complement of modern, efficient moving into its present building in ert C.Krueger.has announced that students inthc Kenilworth pub! c Mayor Announces returh to teach in Kenilworth. non-porous . soils. Undor provi- ' can ^Ijs^hping consideted_by_the service-tothe~community: ^— inewest—being—a 1949.—•-—— —-: —— the borough will seek a jarge,_*»ar ii —Enrollment—as— of—Mohday—was/'— SIOIJS of the act, no buildinc Board, it was indicated in tioml producer to locate on the mit may, be issued by any muni ••• Proceeds of the house-to-house' $588 resuscitatbr. ( Magistrate Leonard urged; all dent of the Board of Education,, 1,027, Mr. Kraus reports.. Since. a ictter received",by'the Borough The.-35 volunteer members of 19-acre borough owned tract of announced. i KENILWORTH . "U/ith the cipality for any realty improve- | council, at its meeting Tuesday canvass will be used mainly for local residents to contribute gen- I approval of .Borough/ Council the opening of* school > only two the squad are organized to serve erously when approached Sunday land in the northwest section of A decision on split session? for students have transferred from . ment until the local board of from Rudolph Sachsel. chair- maintenance dnd operating ex- the borough. Mayor Robert C./ Kr-ucgcr health certifies that the proposed penses of the squad's headquar- the borough on a 24-hour basis. to insure the continued»efficient the sixth grades will be made Oc- the public schools to the new St.. f .the. board. There is no. charge for their serv- The area-is now zoned for resi- changed the hours of the bor- water supply, and sewerage faci- ters building and two ambulances, operation of an important com- toBer 11 at a regular meeting of ough's curfew for chUdren. Theresa's School, Mr. Kraus re- 1 Tin' letter reported that at' a ices, as the squad is a non-profit dence "A", but would be rezoned lities meet standards of the State ,-cti"K Monday night the board it was announced by .Magistrate munity service. Contributions Will the board, Mr. Smith said. *—Under -• the*-new ••• regulations;-• P.ort.-t. '...... ;_ '.; '. nl organization-and the members "re- if the' right -type "company- were '" To"cuT'dowh" the size of the fifth Department of Health or higher rt'vit-wed a petition from property James T. Leonard, squad prcsi-' help" the' squad"pay. off .the mort- children must be o(T the streets The -three sixth grade classes, •• n ceive no compensation. ... , found. Mayor Kruegcr said. He grade classes, a group of" 18 stu- 'r ••' oJ'.:l standards. •'..,.. ?' i Mrs. S. K. 'White of 8u5 Springfield avenue, a volunteer. owners, on Beech avenue between dent. Henry Piekarski js chair- gage on its building, buy equip- by 9 o'clock on, Sunday, Mon- the school superintendent says, | Started in 193&.by. the Garwood ment, gasoline, oil and medical said every means possible will be dents will.-,be selected to have {».-!.?•'I ' "In the past, lo^al boards of Gray Lady, passes cookies to the veteran's ai Lyons Hospital..' East' street and the Cranford line now have a total of 122 students ' -ir'.' • .-I man for tho-drivei ... . •• . . Irish American Association with taken to 'find such a firm as he classes in the: music room in Mc-" doy, Tuesday, Wednesday and health and the" State Department She works in group therapy, assisting the patients with puzzles!, supplies and pay laundry'and. in- J or an average of 40 per class. n a 1954 F I-n.qUcstinR rezoning of that area During its 15ryear history, 3 pointed put that the' site le,nds it Thursday evenings and by 10 25 charter members, thb Garwood surance bills. ' Kinley School. Ori "Monday eve- of Health have been called in, in crayon work and simple games. Anyone who feels that he or from B residential to A residential self to industry. o'clock on Friday and Saturday The decision to wait until Oc- too many instances, after the ning, the board hired Mrs. Shirley : she would like to volunteer for Gray Lady'or Gray Man service, and rejected, it "becausejthe tetri- In opposing homes for the area, nights. „ . tober 11 to decide on split sessions' nuisance already .exists. This is ( , y-ii;-so-small-a^parf,-nf Gar- Anderson of 34 .North Twenty- for-tbe-sixth grades-was-made~at— —should—contact thcv-Iocal-~I3icd—Cross—Headquarters^—-•— —— ( r idthldb^ third street to'teach' the class: • fayor Kriicger said the cur- : a general committee meeting last •'
1 |' wood."' • , . ••' ..'•'-,••( sewerage problem as well as ad- few is working out well and is * adces from .occurring. The legis- Visual AidSfy Psyciholopst It was also announced that the Wednesday evening. At that ses- "VTc teel," Mr. Sachsel's letter ditional police, fire and garbage helping parents to control'their • lation is in conformity with the board has authorized the purchase sion, Mayor Robert Krueger, rapidly as possible to'prepare ac- Hamilton, John Paul Jones and coivtiu'u'ed, "that, at • some future service. Such a development, the \children. • • , best traditions df public health I dafc'We shall review the whole of a Ventilating fan for. the mu- members of Borough Council and ceptable standards. We are fur- Thomas Paine."' It was at this Renewed Programs TopicTonight mayor said, would upset the pres- because it is directed to the pre- jiart <>t the B zone and at .that time sic room. When the split sessions about 15 citizens Were present., ' ther advised"that as soon as such address that Washington composed GARWOOD — Teachers in the local public schools have re- ent leveling off of- school • enroll- were announced by the board On be formed tomorrow when Mrs. i vention of a disease-producing' shall recommend any .changes that SPRINGFIELD —. A discussion ment. " . Many of them expressed-their "op- situation. standards have been prepared,and his "Farewell Address to the ceived notification from Mrs. Dorothy T«arse, director of tHe on a joint plan to provide facilities September 13, the tmisic room of Anderson begins her new duties. IF you live in: may be decided on." ' ; Earlier in the week. Council- position to split sessions. General "Applications covering 50 or approved,- they will be mailed io Army." Visual Aids Department, of the educational films and slides they for mentally retarded children will McK*nley School was described as The other three fifth grade classes )n addition to Beech avenue. Lo- man. Ernest Vardallis. chairman of committee meetings usually are .. •',! .v, " more realty improvements must local boards of health. Rockingham is state-owned, and may expect, for use during the current school year. be held by representatives of sub-standard. It was agreed at will have an average of .34 stu- cust and Pine avenues, also are the finance committee, reported not open to the public. be filed "with the State Depart- "Any person t>r corporation who is operated by the State Depart- Boards of Education of the Reg- that time tq reduce the number of Hents. "mostly-in B zone start band,lessons in the fourth • !•!•' ' headquarters and the neur Prince- SCOTCH PLAINS during a public hearing on an voted at a meeting of the Garwood vacant or permitting industry. No vending devices"-except at listed establishments. field, or seepage pit" to any house County Welfare Board, reports range a further meeting to go over tore Chapter blouse, at Rocky Hill ordinance to provide for concrete grade, and the younger pupils now locarin Scandia Hall on Sunday. one favored homes in the area. In effect,.the ordinances ban the wait tintil October II to decide,00 shall be covered until it has been thai'.adjustments-resulting ..irom the problem. last Thursday. A .brass pjaque curte and gutters along that street are busy buying, renting or-.bor- - The agreement includos provi- The-finance chairman- said. the sale of milk from any mechanical . • ' •...-.. S split-sessions for the sixth grades • inspected by a representative-of new social security legislation re-" ination Inside the machines is a and a brass knocker were un- from Fourth avenue io an existing rowing .instruments. Mr. Smith said the new law re- site Would be ideal for industrial vending device and prohibit the was made in view of additional in- the local board of health. The lo- duccd the county's old age assist- sions for\a five-cents-an-hour problem. Mr. Vardalis didn't veiled, x culvert at the Westfield line- This year, for the first time, it quiring local school districts to development. He cited its near- formation about future enroll- cal board of health is also cm- wage increase for hourly workers sale of foods and beverages under agree and said the containers were ance payments by $1,348.20 in Mayor L. Thomas Daub assured is hoped . that the children will provide special classes for men-ness to the metropolitan area, •good- ment. powered to make or cause to be Hockingham. the, homewf Judge and increases io pension and in- the same conditions in all places as clean as those left on his back September. the group that their problem was have an opportunity to rent an tally retarded children was pass- transportation and good labor made such tests as may be nec-John Berricn's family, was. built surance plans. Other adjustments but stores, factories, schools, of- step each morning. being considered by.the borough ed since the first meeting. It is market. " >i essary to carry out the purposes about 1740. Major John Barrien 'it was explained that under the instrument before actually pur- in wage rates and incentives pro- fices, clubs, lodges,' community Councilman Kenneth Hart, Seven SCOUIH Pass (Continued on page 3) likely, he said, this problem will If "the right industry were found, • of the act. was born there in 1760, He was new system, the county reduced (Continued on page 2) vide an addltionalNtacrease of centers, recreational . buildings, >., (Continued on page- 2) . - - i also" be considered. • Mr; Vardalis said, he would favor Second Class Tests "The legislation further provides an afde to Washington and was-benefits to 213 persons in an approximately three N;ents> an charitable institutions, personal rezoning the. area. He said he for creation of an advisory com-: decorated by hint at the Battle of amount corresponding to the. in- hour. service establishments and within KENILWORTH — Seven mem-. might propose that the borough ri NY Bus — "mittcc to draft and recommend Monmouth. creases they receive under the buildings of. public assembly. bers of Boy Scout Troop 82. spon- ;!•:.! Plan Rally Here send letters to brokers as well as standards for promulgation by the While Congress was in session new social security law. . ' After-School Clubs Resume The pension provisions aYe re- Both ordinances were opposed Withdrawn Kv TS sored by the Community Metho- firms planning to expand, or re- State Commissioner of Health." We in Princeton in 1783. the Berricn Altogether, the county paid as- GARWOOD—Although renova- paper and Leathercraft Clubs con- troactive to September 1, wltnHhe by Councilman. Ernest Vardalis. KENILWORTH — The pro- locate to tell them about the site. dist Church, passed their second are advised by the State Depart- house served as Washington's sistance totaling $65,550.25 this tion work in the Lincoln School ducted by Miss Clajre. .Christiano wage increase and insurance On Democratic He said such machines provide a posed'bus line^from Kenilworth He said he wouldn't expect too class requirements at a Board of ment of Health that, this com- headquarters. During his . resi- month to 922."hejieficiaries for an gymnasium was not yet complete, will meet in Miss Christiano's public service. to New York City is dead. provements effective as of Mon- much opposition to such a pro- , tnitteo is scheduled to meet this dency, he entertained James Madi- average of $09.56 per recipient, a start was made this week on the homeroom at Franklin School, and Candidates* Day Councilman Alva. Myers . ques- Councilman Walter Boright, Review held Friday at the church. day of this week. The .pension gram. month ond that it will work as son. Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Mrs. Slocum reported. aiter-schpol progrnm •mpnnmmtil tap dancing daasefr will fee con-, tioned the need for two ordinances chairman of the tranaportalipn, ;- They- are: Arthur Holmquest. jlari calls' for a minimum payment program for • Such an Industry would ^elp to for young people by the Recrea- ducted by Miss Joyce Christiano of, $140 a month at age 65 after and, Councilman Walter Boright committee,, announce*! to Bor- William Dunkelmann, John Woelz, celebration of .Candidates'- Day in stabilize the borough's ,tax pro-said that was done on advice of tion Commission, it was announc- in the band room . at Lincoln 30 years' service with the comp- ough Council Tuesday\vening Ronald Salerno, Hareld Harth, Of course we can sell a '54 Ford anywhere, but From time to time we luvoe Special Bargains to offer. ed by Joseph Troiano, director of School. Boxing practice also will any. ' - . Union Co ty by the Democratic gram, Mr. Vardalis said. He ex-Borough Attorney Earl"Pollack. that the Public Service Coordi- • . •?',;.;•••: these towns comprise our Sales Area and it is our the program. Meetings of the be held in the band room. Party on day will include a plained thai the Borough Council Mr. Myers inquired as to the nated Transport ha.s withdrawn Steven Rago and Allan Harth. The car owners in our sales area, and now, for a limited various groups will be held temp- Registration for the various acti- rally at Bay Leaf Memorial Hall, is aiming to (keep next year's tax reasons for prohibiting the sale of its application to begin such review was conducted by Jerry obligation to serve Ford owners in them!! For 34 orarily in other rooms in the vities was being conducted .this New York Area Board South avenue, at\8 p.tn. binder rate at the same level as this milk by - machines completely service- _ Salerno, Edward Dorrell, R. Nu- year's. An attempt is being made time, we have a SPECIAL DEAL for prospective Franklin and Lincoln Schools.. - week on the days on which the Meets at St. Paul's sponsorship of the Garwood Dem- whiles sale of other foods and Mr. Boright said he was told rtKiri and E. G. Anderson. years our company has conscientiously endeavored (Continued on page 2) beverages, is permitted in certain The Friday night dances held groups will meet, as follows: Mon- GARWOODO—Financial aid to ocratic Committee, iKwas an- by the firm that the petition was The Troop Committee will meet to serve Ford owners with honest, fair dealings, regularly throughout the school day, Ceramics Club; Tuesday, locations. withdrawn' "in view of econ- new FORD owners.... However, they must be res- a hospital being constructed in nounced today by MichaeiJ. Glo- tomortpw night at 8 o'clock at the year and the expanding evening Newspaper'Club; Wednesday, tap Korea was voted at. a meeting of dic, Democratic munlcipaT The ordinance was drawn Up to omy." The firm's application backed by complete service facilities and trained prevent- a health and sanitary churchX^he troop will meet at 7 idents of one of those towns we have listed above. adult program will have to wait dancing class; Thursday, Model the Men's Brotherhood of the Fed- man. Lions Present had been under consideration Club; Friday, Leathercraft Club, problem from, developing, Mr. Bo- by the Intcr-state Commerce FINANCES YOUR NEW CAR personnel. upon completion of installation of eration of Evangelical and. Re- Governor -Robert B. -Meyner llm, "How New York and Wednesday, and Friday box- Outdoor Skating right -explained—Hc-said-contain- ; heating equipment and varnishing formed Churches of the New York expected to be in Union County Commission in"Washington; — City~Grows,* AT THE ing classes. Sessions wjll be held of the new floor in the gymna- Area at St. Paul's Evangelical and on Monday, and it is hoped that from.3:45 to 5 pjn. on the sched- ink to Borough sijum, Mr. Troiano said. Reformed Church on Saturday.- - he may attend the Garwood rally, uled days^; ^ LWORTH — At a public Meanwhile, sessions of the Cer- Plans were discussed for a fall Mr. Glodic reported. The local amics and Model Clubs conducted Tumbling classes are among retreat to be held November 7 at ceremony Saturday evening, Ken- HUl TRUST COMPANY THIS SPECIAL DEAL IS OFFERED THIS WEEK-END ONLY: municipal chairman is a member iJwortnXJons Club presented an by Fred White will be held in the those which will not be resumed the Evangelical and Reformed of the general committee on ar- Franklin School shop; the News- (Continued on page1 3),- Church in Woodhaven, L. I. outdoor skating rink to the bor- CRANFORP, NEW JERSEY . rangements for the Democratic ough for use\js an additional rec- •'•'••• V • • •'-.•'•••' Candidates' Day. By financing your next automobile with us you may make substantial reation facilit; The HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES agaitfet legitimate list prices Scheduled to speak in Garwood William BrodeWck, past presi- ' cash savings. Stop in or call CR 6*3200. during their tour of the county dent, made, the p ntation of are Charles R. Howcll, candidate. the rink on behalf of. the. Lions 1 of new, 1954 FORDS as suggested by Ford Motor Co. -for_Unlted_State-Senatc;-Harrison -Club to Mayor -Robert-.CNKrueger.- A. Williams, Jr./ candidate for In accepting the rink tojr the Congress, and the Democratic borough. Mayor Krueger >pi"aised YOUR freeholder candidates,. James C. the club for its efforts in assist- Kellogg, III; James J. Davis, John ing the borough's recreation pro^ C. Boyle arid Robert C. Kirkpat- gram and he cited its value in rlck. helping to curb the problem of Bank Terms. Up to 36 months to pay with minimum down payment. There- also will be addresses by juvenile delinquency.' Council- are insured the local Democratic candidates: men Ernest Vardalis, Kenneth Councilman William H. Severage, Hart and Oliver J. Brown, Jr., at- for mayor, and Frederick C. Weh- tended the program. The COMPLETE FULFILLMENT of your warranty with courteous and up t© $10,000 rum, Jr., and I. George Casabona, Borough Clerk Philip J. Mc- seeking -Borough Council posts. Gevna- was the master of cere- prompt service. "We want each purchaser to become not merely a cus- . ' per member when you save With the The Garwood rally program will monies. He introduced Earl J. Include dancing, and refreshments Baron, president of the Lions tomer, but a friend as well. will be served. Club, and Vincent McNany of CLEANING CRANFORD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Mr. Glodic announced,, that all Maplewood, district governor. Mr. local residents arc invited'to at- McNnany also praised the local tend the affair, regardless of poli- club for its efforts in making the TOO! For ov«r 67 years lha CBANFOHD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION ha. tical affiliation. (Continued on page 2) See Us This Weekend For A Special Deal- IfXpu Live In paid dividends on fh* savings nrrnupH of ite memben without Interruption. Today our position Is strong*! than mwmi. Our latest dividend at the rate of 2Vi%. Kraus Reports 17Children : Seventy-five year* ago; Thomas A. Edison tually impossible without the powerful invented the first practical incanoWent arm of electricity*. All Saving* aleeehred Before the 15th of the 1 . Maoth Earn Drvidcnda from (be la*. Classes electrie light in his laboratory at Menlo Progress is being nude in new indus- KENILWORTH—A recent sur- ally handicapped < but educable Park. New Jersey. Thi« year. Public trial and commercial applications of elec- vey shows that 17 local children person will have an intelligence Service and tho electrie industry eele-' tric service. Public Service works closely You will find dealing with our Sales Force .at Pleasure!! Thinking of BUILDING, BUYING or REFINANCING are mentally retarded and will quotient between 50 and 75. The brate Light's Diamond. Jubilee. have to be accepted in 'the public trainable person will have an in- with leaders in these fields, and will con- YOUR HOME - Come In and Consult Us schools under legislation recently telligence quotient of between 35 tinue to bring new developments to iho and 55. The educable can become Thanks to Sir. Edison's Invention, elec- enacted by the State Legislature, self-supporting and self-sustain- tricity has been developed Io its present attention of our induatrial and commer- * ART PETERSEN • BILL FORD • BOB WADSTEN Edwin • W. Kraus, superintendent 4-DAY ing and take part in society to efficiency as an invaluable aid to all types' cial customers. We Have Plenty of v^ of, schools, reports, i some'cxtent without supervision," . - of industrial and commercial operations. SERVICE It is notk known at this time, Mr. Kraus said. Yes, it's true — 'hanks lo Mr. Edison, •DICK HART V • BILL GRIFFITHS • HARRY HANNA Mr. Kraus said, how these child- ' Mr. Kraus noted that there Is a Electricity turns' ihe wheels in our fse- electricity does so much... costs so little. ren-wilL.he_hnnriled, Jttc Mortgage Money Available p of trnlntvl lnstniyviiig— foree-I«r— the— Now. Brehm'i wifl dean your lummti he attended two meetings recently-, teaching .retarded children. ...i...... Jr:t n»g* thoroughly «nd ine«pen»iv«ly. with J5r. Arthur L. Johnson, coun- "Emergency.certification may-be, 3^~ modern" sasemily lioc. "Today's *faclory W« K*v» ihtt two qu«lific*»ion« ty superintendent of schools, to obtained if a personality suited - worker, thanks to electricity, has an an- 'to this tytfe of Work can be found. Wrlt0 to m «•» ./ *• tK«t 90 with quaCty rug cleaning... discuss the new. legislation. - nual average use of nearly 16,000 kilowstt- MW t—k, "tht 0**lm Im experience «nd modem icieritific Dr. Boyd Nelson, director of They would need to take courses HM k«tv S««". wki<* Uli CRANFORD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION to obtain the proper certification hours of electricity. »l Htm 4***Upm**l */ •*• •nethbdi. Remember on* thing... 'special education for the State De- •I«J< ImJttH'f. Will, partment of Education, met with and additional" compensation in w Your rugs LAST-LONGER when Mass production of airplanes, sutanio- Union County superintendents to salury and course costs would be O« C... $0 f..t flmit. . you heve.them cleaned by our 2 N. Union Ave., Cnnford, N. J. explain the new law, Mr. Kraus in order," Mr. Kraus said. biles, trucks rad appliances, which use carpet crafhmen. FIELD MOTOR SALES CO reported to the Board of Educa- The School superintendent point- electricity themselves, could not have Storage ts free and no payment* tion. «•*• i ed' out thut no deadline has been ere neceuary until spring deliver} 319 NORTH AVE. TEL. WE. 2-1038 OFFICE HOOTS ^ Under the newIuW, a schoqj established for starting such been achieved without electrie power. e* your tumraw rugs! p district' can establish its own clashes. He it will take time Decentralisation of manufacturing and classes for the mentally retarded Viwt our n*w carp«t ikowroom to set Up clusics, find facilities assembly plants would have been vir- lor («mpw brand broacfloomi- Open Evenings, and Sunday to 4 P. M. or send them to another district and teachers. which has such facilities. The . Mr.. Kraus iaild parents who be- V9 yyfiKa? AW- HOME UOAS BANK SYSTEM school district' must classify each lieve, their children come under r child as educable or trainable. provisions-of the new law should "For. purposes of approximate communicate with the Board of separation or division, the ment- Education.' 1879 LIGHTS DIAMOND JUBILEE 195 i
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church-school doesn't have too much land left for the project and jfrash't .spP'm * A religious census of hey^ hous- gram in the new with drainage work and that it Wa ioned a "resident across the street to" sell. He wanted to know#hy the c<,un" To Confer WUU Lions said that because of the cost in- Among new projects to be con- ing developments ib the borofgh St. Theresa Choir auditorium. considered more economical to put from the plant who stated that the tlon opened Sunday?Snd will undersheriff post on November 1, Chapel to Hear Missionary; World-WMe •was started Sunday and will con- : Udder the direction of Joseph In preparing nextyear's budget, cil didn't carry ou/its three-vtar t net Head volved this would have to wait sidered when-the program moves tinue through tomorrow. program to impro/e the'area. them in at_the same time thai noise did not interfere with his until after-next year's budget has back into Lincoln School, Mr. replied that he would do his besti tinue 'throughout the - week. It is Hoeiele, the choir is rehearsing the borough will first determine curbs nnd gutters Are installed. During the absence" of /Chief to uphold the faith placed in him' Rehearsing sleep. ,_" , . -••' -.. • . . -.' •• been passed. , j Troiano said, are an a cappella expected it will be concluded on each Wednesday eveninr and ad- how much revenue it can expect Councilman CmvSrljJ. Brc>..n Falzone, Lt. Thomas Cobvell is and be a credit to the people of List School Assignments Communion and then try. to appropriate the |To Visit Lions Others who spoke at the hearing The-acting hehlth officer in his Borough Clerk1 Walter S. Mc-.t ^hoir; igolf classes and a dramatic Sunday. About 26 laymen are par- ditional rehearsals are planned as Jr., and Mr. Boright said tht .,!CJ Club of included John Schnitzer or 408 acting as head of the p>Mce de- (Garwood. ' • KENILWORTH —. James Stahr of Fanwood, who will leave ticipating" in the project. For Concert the concert date Ttears. funds . accordingly, the finance velopment of the playground had report/said Mr;-Seider told him Man us was instructed to advertise, group, for adults atid high school lc.,r«<,od wiU bevisited by O Union street, and Robert Kurz of partment. Sunday Set Many favorite • semi-cladical chairman explained. nothing to. do with the rezoniHc „; : that the presses were .not run for bids tor the Uniop street curbs bovsand girls. It is also "planned, shortly for mts$ionar$r Work in Newfoundland, w)lll address Ihe Bible At the/11 a.m. service Sunday, KElNtLWORTH — The choir of l... ,u.,.ia_^McNany. governor of 494 Fourth avenue, whose proper- Mr. Vardalls predicted-that the lanil for Adamas Carbide Cu'i DI,,-. steadily but only when necessary and gutters and also, for new roof- the' directed said, to organize an r»H«. PIMii HAiir In ICgniln-^rtfr l fhnnnl nt 11 •David'Arthur Ooottecda, ton of.St -Tru-^pon'g frmrrrt songs will be rendered. Arflong -EE. at thg regular ty is at-the rarnpr nf •VniirtYi m ! Daub Commuoldn Sunday will be ob- them «re^ Beethoven's -aiopnr budge* can be balanceo* 11 the R«- ntihn as Mr. nnrtyirj-jlti had ..Z[. oh the work feeing,dontf and' only ij*jt l*jl [AM: fl«nl tu IMS m—• lily Uillj> i^lutjli !L,cague. a.m. Sunday. The speaker at the gospel service at 8 p.m., "will be Mr. and Mrs..Cto ;; i dalis said, tout much work remains Councilman Addison' S. Mae-•regular meeting night falls on a t N0TICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT* Councilman Kehneth I (art yoscn. Secretary Prank Krause made, Wag an amending ordinance Dougall, finance chairman, report- Chif|f Falzone Atlenclihg •extended congratulations'' to Mayor of Edward. Whlttle^T^fhe" procram Local Court Sympathetic The Methodist Choir will sing COl'avr OF NEwT-JEMEE -The Elisabeth String Ensemble to be done. chairman" of .the1 building commit.! holiday. .. •V OPtOMETBIST . CBANCEBI* DIVISION land other officers, directors and increasing the dog license fee from ed that a number of recommenda- L. Thiimas; t)aub on his appoint- KENILWORTH—Courtney Hill and Mrs. Albert Anderson will be Tests to be Given will accompany the choir. The tee, reported that a building ij . New Orleans Convention ment as1 undersberiff 'of "Union will include Illustrated Bible talks Kelly of, Shreveport, 'La., was UNION COUNT* ( r- menil>ers of the local club ' on $2 to" $3 a year, effective January tions made by Borough Auditor 541 BOTJIEVABD organist. The Rev. -Jay House, as- Case Nasabcr F-IS2-M , program will also feature a so- mit has been issued for the matters, pertaining to Lions ad- 1, 1955. GARWOOE>-TFoliie Chief Fred County and expi^sse'd confidence, and object lessohs. chorus singing, given a suspended sentence on asistant pastor, will assist at theTo Eighth Grades THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY prano twloist. ^ v New Residents' Nicholas Bezuyen had been com- School Clubs Resume Falzone this week is attending the KENILWORTH vatlon of a home at 247 4o-a j^quest-mede -plitid-withr except fui ong-that ™_'^£^basis of the mayor's, re- quizzes and contests, according to careless driving_chargc when he service.—5 —~ *— — -TO Ttckets^have been mailed to all -ontr , cbnvenUbn" of ^IHe International OVE LANGE. his heirs. devU- Twelfth street, which was the •cram. <>»' service. • < . '• by the council, a letter was re- cor^'in the borough, that he would CR 6-020O Mr. Whittle, who* will give the ld M _ Wilii Bd In preparation for Sunday's ob- ' ees ' and personal representa- members of the parish- Accord- the local tax map be, brought up until the gymnasium is> ready, for Association of Police Chiefs in ancc tests will be given to all Petition Seeks scene of two Ores-during the siim- District Governor McNany, ceived from John Malko, secretary to date. Councilman MacDougall da-a good job in his new position. | message tomorrow night! • Mondatold Magistraty evenine g Wiliiain mMunicipa Bruderl servance, a.series of neighborhood " . lives and his, their, or any ofing to Earl Baron, general chair- mer. Following the first blaze, it • use again." New Orleans. La. The> cbnvenr /Mayor Daub,' who assumes the students of the eighth .grades of their successors in risht. title 1 aster of Maplewood and a mem- of the Board of Health,'enclosing Court he was rushing his child prayer-meetings will be held to- ' and Interest: ANNA ENOCIA man, the returns are "gratifying. was condemned by the .building' The Junior choir will hold o re'- . LANGE. widow of Ove Lange. Bus Service •r nnd past president of thegeographical a written report on the findings to a doctpr's office. night from 8 to 8:30 at the homes the KenUworth pflblic schools on inspector for . not meeting iniiiU f ththe hcarsal' today at. .3:30 p.m. Hill told the.court the child had ^JSEAL) her heirs, -f devisees and. per- KENILWORTH — A petition mienood Lions Club,' inaugu- world with a membership of over of William P. Smith, acting health of six members.- Hosts at these Tuesday and Wednesday, Edwin sonal repres«ntaUves and her. mum-health and safety stanrl;ir{|$. officer,, during an - investigation' a' . The.aVinual business meeting,of burned himself. The complaint their, o^ ar.y bf.lhelr successors' Town Seeks; Industry < signed by 60 residents of the new the current "Fly the Flag" 502,000502000 . DDurini g the fiscal year of meetings will be: Mr., and Mrs.W. Kraus, superintendent of - Mr. Hart said it will be practically was m'ade-by- Spoclar Officer* Sal- :...In right.,, .title,... and .InVre ..'.,,.~^Coittiistis^.'.!jtem.^j>iuie-J|) ...... Kensington. Homes 'deyelopment |caiiipaii:n of District 16-El Louis h the Beckley Perforating Company, Stores Harked are epei 5 lights. ; the/women's missionary'graup will George-Conkliiri of 53ff- Monroe MR LANGE. husband or "a"new'"buHdintf andean 6ccup;ifiUy~ t jBre_were, "315 North Taveriue7^foll6,wirig~~re- VS NIGHTS-MON.thru rRI.-8a.m.to9 p vatore Cirillo. to do this without using any sur-was submitted to BoroughTcburiciL |A. biifjlii' is chaIrnfan~for"tJJe C»ar- Othef« open Thin. * Fri. be held ,ori Tuesday at 8 p.m. with v avenue,. Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Falk- . "It is hoped," Mr. Kraus said, widower of Anna Enocia" LiUige: CHRIS- permit will not be issued until the' I c'lab's'support of this cam- Lions Clubs organized. ceipt of'i petition complaining of f Other' fines fcs," follow 'were' TIAN C. A. LANGE. his heirs, devisees plus, the finance chairman ex- Tuesday evening requesting that .Among projects carried out by ——^ — ••"-• OTIHI 8dW s/is. U»M,.m. 8:00a.«.t»9:0Op.B. Mrs. Whittle, retiring president,! nburgh of 614 Bloomingdale ave- that all students will be in school and. personal representaUves and his. work has'been approved' by ;lie i. purpose of which ls\to"pro- '-'disturbing conditions" resulting in charge. ' '.» ' •• imposed for motor vehicle viola- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, their or any of their successor* In right, plained, i : . * •,'.-' Bus Route 28 be extended to Pen- the Garwood Lions Club as an on those days as the tests are most plumbing, electrical and building Imoto the display of the American from power press use at night. r •••' i *!\ ,;-" . On Wednesday at 8 p.m. George tions: Harold Scman of Osborn- Jr., of 60 Arthur terrace, Mr. and title and interest: MRS. CHRISTIAN C. Additional ratables this year brbok drive. . • ','. . , active unit 61 the International helpful in determining high school A. LANGE. wife or widow of Christian Councilmari Walter Boright, inspector^.' ."." / : ami to educate the public on • As.a result of conferences with Wiseman, veteran missionary to ville; careless driving on the Gar- Mrs. Arthur Goodreds of 525 Pas- C. A. Lange: PETRA BERGUOT BORN- have, already given the borough Association of i Lions Clubs dedi- courses and planning careers." chairman of the transportation proper methods of such dis H. R. Seider, Beckley plant mana- Angola. Africa, will give" a report den.State Parkway, $14; John M: saic avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Sydneyi Before the actual testing, the HOLDT. her heirs, devisees "and personal an additional $30,000 in revenue, cated to community betterment in : = 1 representatives and her. their, or any committee, said such a request has Lion McNany is if member of ^er^ and Mrs: Frances K. Gilpjn m Sanders ot~Irvlngton, passing a he pointed out. Mr. Vardalis said oii his field of serylceT^ ~ ~.~ Tyjewski of 416 Lee terrace and teachers will discuss the type of of their successors In right, title and alLits-aspects-are, sponsorship of president of the concern, on July red light. $9; Sol Friedman of interest: JACOB A. BORNHOLDT. hus- it is the desire of council to sell been made to the Public Service France haa tba highest mountain Jthu Muplewood Planning Bo Boy and Cyb Scout troops in the >ut savings Sunday School promotions took Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter of test and the purpose, Mr.' Kraus Newark, passing on the right on band or widower of Retra Bergliot Born- Coordinated' Transport. and that tn Europe west of the Caucasus, |3,,,I is. active in the Marcli of 29 and visits to the plant on the place last Sunday morning and a 25 Tulip court. There ~will l)e explained. . holdl; EYVIND J. BORNHOLDT. hU enough borough-owned property Watchung Council, Boy Scouts of the parkway. $14; "Martin W. it Is now under consideration by Moat Blanc, which toweri to 13,781 Dimes. American Cancer Society nights of August 11 and August number of changes were made in leaders at each home to conduct /This orientation i program re- heirs, devisees and personal representa- to replenish the surplus account America, and work' among the Schwartz of Plalnficld, passing ,a tives and his. their, or any. of their suc- company omcialsT. Since bufces feet • ..,.*• ' • ' ' land tho Oranges and Maplewood 18, Mr. Smith reported: the teaching staff, it was announc- .the, services.' lieves any anxiety over the tests cessors In rlifht. title and interest: MRS. for the $60,000 used last year. blind of the borough and Union red light, $9; John D. Daly of Liv- would not be permitted to turn Community Chest. He is treasurfir "Under the present circum- ed by George Sharp,".(associate, A 'planning conference will bfe and permits the,, children to work EYVIND J. BORNHOLDT. wife or widow He pointed out that the borough County. Vincent Wepprecht is Just look at These! ingston, passing on the right on of Eyvlnd J. Bomholdt: ANNA CARO- around in the Boulevard, Mr. Bo- L,f the State CounciT of Lions stances it was not demonstrated superintendent. The staff-is now held by the Methodist Youth Fel- naturally," the school superintend- LINE BORNHOLDT. her heirs, devisees BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH chairman for the local club's cur- the parkway, $10; and Samuel Lit- right said the plan is to have the ,. , nOARD Or EDUCATION " that the noise was of such dura- as follows: Nursery class. Miss lowship at 3 p.m. Sunday in theent explained. and personal representaUves and her. n rent Blind Seal drive to raise Here are only a few of the reasons why it p£ys to shop at Mayfair! Add to these the win of Hillside, improper passing, their or any of their successors in right. BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH buses go_ to the intersection of' Sealed bids' will be rccclvrd by the funds for this aid to t(ie blind. tion or frequent enough to inter- Dolores Deh and 'Barbara Joslin; church. Members.have been urg- During the tests, the teachers UUe and Interest?' MB. BORNHOLDT. Kenllwortb Board ol Education :it the In announcing the forthcomircg $9. . l Springfield avenue and the Boule- Harding School at 8 p.m. on Ocl(ih,r H, fere with the health'of the pub- beginners, Mrs. Fred G. MacKen- ed to bring box. lunches as the pro- husband or widower* of Anna Caroline OBOINANCst Na. S4-t» visit, President Mosca of the Gar~- big savings on our regular everyday low prices... *• Save on your total food bill. will be assisted by' a trained ad- Bornholdt:' JACOB BORNHOLDT. his vard in Cranford. He said buses ,1954. for the sale of one us6d ana l.iwn lic." zie, c h a irman. Miss Marion AN OBDINANCE to Repeal Us* Entire mower and three used teachers' disks kvood club explained that Lion Review Zone Set-Up gram will continue into the early ministrator from the Institute for heirs, devisees and personal representa- "Paragraphs .Numbered <2i. (81. <»l andwill not be permitted- to go Mr. Smith, acting for Health Sehroppe, Mrs. Bernard J. Wilk- tives and his. their, or any of their Articles may be Inspected at tin- Hard- McNany is one of tlie 267 district , (Continued from page 2) Renew School Programs evening. Sunday School will meet Career Guidance. .'•;"; 4131 of Section in of the Zoning Ordin- inu School any school day bctuv.-n thr Officer William J. Willsey, who inson;--primary, Thomas Goldie, successors In right., MUe_ and Interest: ance of the Borough of Kenilworth en- through the Kensington Homes Lvernnt-s who supervise the acti- ruid that before the street is perm- at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. In {rther school news, Mrs. MRS. JACOB BQRNHOLDT. wife or hours ot 0 a.m. and 4 p.m. and will be '!••'•* (Continued /row page 1) . titled "An Ordinance to Limit the Height development. . . sold to tho lushest bidder. Tlw b'uli has been ill, reported that on his Nationally Known Grocery Values! chairman. Mrs, Herman Johnson, .The choir will rehearse, tonight Catherine Rennet's second grade widow of Jacob Bomholdt:'ANDREW G. and Bulk of Buildings, to Regulate and vities of the 11,024 Lions. Clubs. anently paved it is proposed to inr chasing It, Mr. Russctte said. In LANGE, his heirs, devisees and personal •• The transportation .chairman should be submitted to Mrs. II.I,.,, visits to the plant he heard no Mrs. William Arthur. Jr.. Mrs. at 9 o'clock and a rettearsal of the Determine the Areas of Yards. Court* Arthur, secretary. 65 Arthur terrace. The h dec-tared that Lions Interna- stall a storm sewer to take care this way, he explained, a child class has started a unit oii therepresentaUves. and his. their or any' oi loud noises. such as would inter- : andfOther Open Spaces and to Begulate pointed out that the company will board reserves the riant to reject any and CHASE & SANBORN'S PRESSURE PACKED, OVEN-FRESH •••••••.• rfl Gordon Frenchb Mrs. Whittle. Tom Thumb wedding to be pre-Pennsylvania Dutch people with their successors In right, title and inter- and BesMct the Location of Building* jtinnnl. l'ormally founded in 1917of, excess water caused by the will have a ;chance to try an .in- est: MRS. ANDREW G. LANGE. wife or have to get the ' approvaL of the all bids. fere with sleep, and that he quest- Mr. Whittle is chairman of the sented by the WSCS will be held emphasis on the Amish and Men- Designed for Specific Use* and the Regu- [in Dallas. Tex., during the' past natural slope in'the area. Coun- strument for several months nt a widow oi Andrew G. Lange: ANNA lation* of Trade* and Industries." Public Utility Commission to make Mrs. He]en Arthur, it' junior department, assisted, by at ,10 a.m. Saturday. A film promonit- e sects. The class is studying MARIE BERGMAN, her heirs, devisees Adopted July 3. 1933. Secretary. 37 yenrs has become the largest. cilnuen Edward H. Tiller-and Bur- BOBOUG1TOF GARWOOD very, small cost before actually and personal representatives, and her. such a change. 9-30 Norman Soucck,. Al Svitak. Mrs. 1 gram for children will be held at the influence their religion has on BE IT OBOA1NSO by the Governing mOst ;ictive and fastest-growing ton ^ E.' Oickerman also spoke on PBOPOSAL, -• making a purchase. their or any oi their successors, in right, Body of the Borough of Kenilworth. Ralph Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jos- 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon by' title and Interest: MR. BERGMAN, hus- In pther business. Mayor Rob- |j,n'ice club organization in thethe subject, pointing out that it The Mayor and-Council 6f the Borough The following monitors have their whole lives. . ;' County of Union and State of New of Garwood will receive scaled .bids at lin and Mrs. Sharp. AlexiCarver the Twig Circle of the WSCS. band or widower of Anna Marie Berg- Jersey: ert C Krueger told Walter Dud- yorld. On June 30 there were may .be possible to get state aid its meeting to be held at the Munlclpo been-appointed in Mrs. Tearse's man; OSCAR J. LANGE. his heirs, de- Section L That the entire paragraphs \-:'C0. beads the senior department which Mrs. Marie Kelly of 115 North visees and personal representaUves and zinski of 652 Passaic avenue that Lions Clubs in 58 countries or when\the paving project is under- Building, Garwood. New Jersey, on Octo- c numbered . (») and till of Sec- spventh grade: Librarians, Pam- his, their or any of their successors in; development of a playground in ber 13. 1954. at 8:30 P.M. Eastern Stand- lib. includes Richard Arthur, Mrs, Nineteenth street will be host BOROUGH OF KEVILWORTH tion III. of the Zoning Ordinance of the taken, ^hus cutting the cost to the ard Time (or the removal of Roof Ven- ALL681MDS ela Aklan and Emily Bonaq^corso; right, title and interest: MRS. OSCAR J. Borough of Kenilworth entitled ""An Michigan avenue will not be re- .BOROUGH OF GAKWOOO Fred Kocpplcr, Miss Hilda Sou- Monday evening to the Breezy PBoroaEo LANGE. wife or widow oi Oscar J. PROPOSAL borough and property owners. tilator and a new Roof on the Munlclpa housekeeper, Doreen " Lawson; Ordinance To Limit The Height and Bulk sumed until a solution is found to RIALTO Building. Center Street and South Ave- can cek, Ben Huhinger, Edward Kotp- Point Society and the executive ORDINANCE Ne. B4-S3 Lange: OVE HALVARD "LANGE.' his Of Buildings. To Begulate And Determine Proposal for the Construction' of Con- -Chai;le)s P, Fischer of 413 Union nue. Garwood. N. J.. flowers, Lynda Neisen; homework, AN ORDINANCE Prohibiting the Dis-heirs, devisees and personal representa- The Area* of Yard*. Court* and Other the area's flooding- problem.. The ic it li- Curbs artd Gutters and th?~1cista41a- street sptoke for the residents, ex- pJer, Mrs. David'Easton and., Mr. committee of the WSCS will meet tives, and his. their; or any oi their suc- i of 'w» 12) 48" Standard Caleb Basins Specifications may be obtained at the Lou>Aberle; bulletin board. pensing of Milk from a Mechanical Open Space* And To Begulate and Re-mayor said the site of the play- WESTFIELD plaining th»l they hjiye a drain- Borough Clerk's Office in the Munlclpo i; ''I:•.••':'• Macmillan. ' Mr. MacKenzie is Vending Device and Fixing Penalties f«r cessors In right. UUe and Interest: MRS. strict The Location of Building* Designed laluni:.. Union - Street, Garsvood/ N. J.. at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the church. OVE HALVARD LANGE. wife or widow Fourth Avenue Northerly tn an Building, between the hours of 9:00 A.M. i Buperintendcnt'and Edward Koep- George Jackovic and Albert Wink- the Violation Thereof. For Specific Use* And The Regulations ground is a natural water basin age problem "because water runs to 5:00 P.M, .. BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing of Ove Halvard Lange: CARL MICHAEL of Trade* And Industrie*." adopted July |E<>r :'l"l ' Council of the Borou«h of action in Its opinion will best serve the Paul Scriilo; attendance, Walter Section Z. This ordinance shall take the area. wide expanse-^ of water in our gut-interests of the Borough. (Mt Borough oi Kenilworth on the 13th day Section I. It shall be unlawful In the est: MRS. CARL MICHAEL LANGE. effect in the manner provided by Uw. Caru'ood ;it a regular meeting to be .held Ban Milk Machines Flesher; messenger, Carol Mous- of October. 1954. at 8:30 P.M. lE.S.T.l. Borough of Kenilworth in the County wife or widow of Carl Michael Lange; "GONE "WITH m OclnUer 13.' 1854 at" the tdunlclpat ter on the weyt- side of .the street MAYOR AND COUNCIL 29' 2nd Week of Our Mr. Dudzlnski charged that $4.- at the Council Chamber, Porough Hall, of Union to sell milk in'sealed containers HALVARD LANGE. his heirs, devisees iuildin^ at 11:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Walter S, McManus. ; (Continued from page 1) ted; , windows, Peter Sa.raguso; when there Is''a heavy rain." He Borough Clerk Boulevard, Kenilworth, N. J.. will sell from o mechanical vending device. , and personal representaUves and his. Public Notice iTfieicby Given that the 000 was put into this year's budget THE WIND" chairman of the building commit- boards, Eileen Hay. all it* right, title and interest in the Section 2. It shall be unlawful to their or any of their successors In right. tlul forhis and speciflcaUbiu may beadded that the east side of theSeptember 38, 1954. ' - 10-" 12 CL hereinafter particularly described prop- UUe and Interest; MRS. HALVARD foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a WINNER OF 12 WIOLE IERIEL Sensational Bonus Serving on the constitution com- erect or,. locate' within the Borough of meeting of the Governing Body of the i!)!,iiii:il ut the Borough CftrVV office street has "menely; a trickle of tee, reported that 'Building In- erty, as said property Is not needed ' for Kenilworth in the County of Union uny LANGE. wife ' or Widow of Halvard ACADEMY AWARDS |in ih<' Municipal Building, between the BOROVQH OF OARWOOD mittee for this class are: Diane Dubllc use. The property shall be said mechanical vending device for the aals Longe:. THORA MECHALINE HAN- Borough of Kenilworth on the 28th day water when it rains. Niblets Corn spector. Fred Teipel has placed a of September. 1BH. 11 was then read for BOX OFFICE'OPEN DAILY mi* o( 0 A.M. and 5 KM. . OBDINANCE No. S7S 2 29. •t public aueUon to the highest bidder, of milk in sealed containers. STEEN. her heirs, devisees and personal rw<>od, N. J. from Fourth Ave- Weatfleld Town Line.. . Tuscan Dairy of Union. b. The balance of the purchase price. In Hundred ISSOOt Dollars or ninety ISO) . Defendants. o'clock to the-evening 2> Ja' Standard Catch Basins aln Mayor Daub explained that sequent year, abased on the assenea ", ' NaUee- In a civil action. In which George Oonk- r improved by the construction of concrete cuusniE 29 Street. Oarwood. N. J.. from strensthefl the .residence JL'A" sec- have been yis- valuations, and existing tax- rates, . Publle Notice Is Hereby Qlven that .the lin. and Anne Conklln are pWmlffs anil 8U0."-Doors Open 12:45. - jtKerejrgf .qo mention of any-pipes curbs «nd gutters and the Installation of :If the"purchaser talU.negtrctarorre- Ove Lange. etc.. et als. are defendants, •mirth Avenuc~northerrjr"to"aii"ExlstliH" two -«r Standard Catch ' Basins, In ac- tion of th« zoning ordinance wasiting Ibrary as" groups to foregoing Qrdlnance was Introduced at a CiiKirt at the Westfleld Town Line;" iij tlie ordinance under considera- fuses to pay the balance due. together meeting of the Ooverning Body of thepending In the Superior Court oi New Borough Clerk. cordance with pluns ' and •peclflcauons FROZEN FOOD SAVINQS introduced and passed on first learn how it functions, its rules with chaiges and taxes; wllhln the said Jersey, within thirty-five days after Octo- Dated: September 28. 1954. 10-7 NO INCREASE IN PRICEI {ami iho bidder's name and address. tion, and^h'at the residents were prepared for same by the Borough Engi- Borough of Kenilworth on the 38th day A ci-rillled check for I0S. of the and its privileges, and Mrs. Old- sixty'days, the deposit made shall be of September. 1134. It wo* then read for ber. 31. IBM. exclusive oi such date. U neer and now on file tn the ofllce of reading. This ordinance would retained by the Borough' of Kenilworth you fall to do so* judgment by default jamiiuut bid. or cash in lieu of check. to be assessed only for the curbs tho Borough Clerk, ford said there has been a bust- the first time. The Mid Ordinance will be uccumpany the proposal. The laid prohibit' schools, churches and unless the. governing Body, by Reso- further considered for final passage by may be rendered against you for the re- and gutters and, not for the two Section 3. The construction of said ling "business in book borrowing, lution, decides to the contrary. lief demanded In the complaint. You BUrEKIOB COVisT OV MEW JEstSEY WED- SAT. -r OCT. 6-9 bit uhall be considered a guarantee concrete curbs and .gutters 'and the in boarding houses in residence "A" d. Purchaser shall pay the costs of publi- the Governing Body, of the Borough of CHAMCsWY DIVISION [ili.il the bidd-.T is able and willing to catch basins mentioned. He said Chicken Dinner Sole! KenUworth, at the Borough Hall. Boule- shall die your answer and proof of serv- stallatlnn of said catch basins shall be areas. These establishments are even among the youngest pupils. cation of the legal Notice of Sale, rev- ice, in duplicate, with the Clerk of the UNION COUNTY JANE WYMAN , HI ((.mi the work In strict •ccoidjince the catch basins would have to be undertaken as a local "Improvement and • .':•'.*- J'iii'.l vard. KenUworth. New Jersey, at eight Dwkai Ne. Ctl«0-SS kitli the- specifications attached to the •era is n etsy Qoick-Fu Suet Favorite. bFm- le that—la §t0m yd MKOI prietd! 7-Piece forest Green now permitted under the present Mrs. Marjorie Nobbs has ap- enue stamp*, and drawings of the deed. o'clock In the evening (E.9.T.I. on ihe Superior Court. State House Annex. installed eventually lp connection the. cost thereof shall be assessed against The property (hull be conveyed by Bar- Trenton. New Jersey. In accordance with JOSEPH TBEmOCO and- By" Thosaas H<((e1i ROCK HUDSON [propiuol. enter into a contract with the the lands specially benefited thereby in ANCHOR HOCKWC zoning law. .. • ' pointed the following monitors for 12th day of October. 1934. At such time MARY TBZniOCO. bis Jsshsa Lotsn ' '• ' IN ' ' and Council and furnish a com- gain and Sale Deed, subject to restric- and place, or at any time and place' the rules of civil practice ond procedure. the manner prescribed by the statutes. BIRDSEYE - Country SfyU her sixth grade: . Bulletin'board, tions al record. U any, and toning This action has been Instituted (or the Starring IKrr'BEY |pUliuii bond should .the bidder be BOBOUGH OF GARWOOD Section 3< To defray the cost,of said COJMPUTC DINNU Mayor Robert. C. Krueecr told ordinance*. ... to which such m—;Ung may be adjourned Plaintiffs. LYNN .ardfd buch contract.' Failure to'comply all persons Interested will be given an purpose of foreclosing a tax sale certifi- "MAGNIFICENT 1 OBDINANCE Ne. Sl« improvements, tha sum of S4J0O.0O is 2tb.2oz. BEVERAGE SET Mrs. Harriet Wheeler of 37 Park Arlene Kappy and Sue Davis; e. It shaU be a further condition of sale cate dated April 4. 1038. made i VS. CIVIL Inquire about our Five Ptoy sub- 'ii '!"«_ nbov«.. mayb:be_c«!«e_tor—the AN -OBDINANCE to Amend Ordinance hereby-appropriated; a.down payment of ALL IM ONE . opportunity to be heard concerning such scription Plan at; reduced _rates- ivur and Council to retain any part or THIS WEEK'S UNIT; drive that the ordinance if adopt- blackboard decorators, . Eileen that where the Borough of Kenilworth Ordinance. •• by John E. Butler. Collector of Taxes of ISAAC . Tickets kresgVs. Barn's; At! Agencies-^ i,.., m"curre.(, M-100.00 successors In right. UUe and interest: defendant*: Attest: ' • J • Attest: Section 3. Said lease, shall be (or a ANNA CAROUSE BORNHOLDT. her "TALISMEN" WALTSR S. MeMANUS. WALTER 8. MeMANUS. • •». SWIFTS PREMIUM (DAISIES) - S. 31st Street term of five years with an option on the YOU ABE HEREBY SUMMONED and All Technicolor Show Italian Sausage »> 69 tive session. . ' - . country and .Canada were shown heirs, devisees, and personal representa- YEARS Borough Clerk. Borough Clerk. part of the Kenilworth LjtUe League to required to serve upon EDWASP J- by Mr. Laird, Mrs. Esther Tonjes 407 33 * .400.00 tives and her. their or any oi their DOLAN. Esq.. plalntirTs attorney, whose JANE BOCK renew said lease (or a further period successors in right, title and interest: % Statement and Mrs.tTcarse. ' Monroe Avenue of five years. • , • address Is 83 Washington Avenue. Car- WYMAN ntlDSOW . IN CRANFOBD HEY KIDS—Don't fort*«t to JACOB BORNHOLDT. his heirs, devisees teret. New Jersey, an answer to the com- "KING RICHARD and The foregoing ordinance was adopted The foregoing ordinance was adopteo} COTTAGE HAMS Present Skating Rink Section 4. Said • lease shall provide on the 28th day of September, 1954. - Sdvcrul teachers have been "con- 33 .30 » 150.00 . and personal representaUves and hisplain. t filed In a civil action. In which "MAGNIFICENT On the 3*h. day of September, - 1954. 0«t your FREE «autegrap«d photo '••Jfk ' (Continued from page I) It is expressly understood and shall that said premises .shall. be used pri- their Or any oi their successors In risht. Joseph Trennko and Mary Trefinko. his the CRUSADERS" WALTER S McMANUS, WALTER 8 McMANUS. QFG TOP QUALITY- KOSHER STYLE, BONELESS BRISKET fined to their homes by'illness in be u covenant running with tho prop- marily for the playing al Little League title end Interest: ANDREW G. LANGE. wife, tare plaintiffs and I tsar ilsaak) OBSESSION" Delivery Service • ,.••• Borough Clerk. . Borough Cleric. skating rink available to the youth the past two weeks. Mrs. Myrtle erty that In no Instant shiilj either baseball and (or the purpose' oi saidhis heirs, devisees and personal repre- Storm, et al*.. the' defendants penning Virginia Mayo Rax Harrison Dated: September 38. 1854. - 8-30 Dated: SopUmber 28, .1934. 8-34) off ROY ROGERS with purchoso a trucking terminal or gas' station be, omaniuMon In promoting the health, sentatives, and hllTlnelr or any-ot thebr safety, morals ' and general welfare of ifj ther Superior Court of Nesr*'Jerstr; Bandars '" "•."" '•" 104 NORTH of the community.'•'". ' Christie " is recupcruting at "her erected oa anyurjC the above property. 1 successors In right title and Interest: STERLING COLEES of any Pott C«T*MI. the 'community and for the children's within 35 days after the tat day of -49c •-.ml ~~~" PHMJP j; McOEVNA."" 1 ANNA- MaPtsr.-f^smfjMisM h»r heirs, HAVpEN GBDV CORNED BEEF -Mr. McOevna reviewed the his-home from an attack,pf, pneurnjnr % -n-creftian—and- shall—not -be-used -Cor October. ISM. exclusive .' of such date. UNION AVE. Swnshioa's Dtliciotu • ia, and Mrs. Mary Prior returned Borough Clerk. devisees and personal representatives,U you fall to do so, j^ir^t"* by de- i tory of the project from the time Datedr September 20,- »»M.1* any other purpose or nny business, trade, and her. their or any of their successors. fault may be lendeied against joy 'Arrow in the Dust" QFG TOP QUALITY FRESH CUT the land was obtained from the to school this week after a recent or manufacturing purposes. " . In right, title and interest: OSCAR, J. BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH Section 8. Should said premises, be for the relief demanded in the enrri- I Ib. r*(M^^ «• liaiil sjianiiitisja. MMM $OM to OwUrs. Boroufh Clerk. Borough of KenUworth. N. J. • Clerk of the Superior Court X, OJtAMT* eSCOflg^LT -* •• * DaladU September M. laM. 10-7 Dated: September Xa. 1034. »-30 Dated: September 31. U54,, - _ ' Dated: A*«-.•.•.'.. '. ' . - ••'/."' '''-''"-''•' f/.-''.'•'•'" ' •••..'••••'" .•."'• - • '••*•.••.. ••''•'••.•."••••": • / •"'-..••-
j^ Cranford .Higb School opens its bUl^dulc Saturday ?en Capitalizes T For Sale -Servieing- Real Estate For Sale Real Estate iFor Sale Wanted - Female jms lost Saturday by ttlfscofes: Squad Loses WOMAN WISHES BABY SRflNQ it ONE CAB GARAGE. J2x20 Incl rnsT tNsemnooM —s cast* • « TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, eas! GErtTNG ENOUGH ROT WATERT Umr TO SETTLE ESTATE — Charming 11- •Cranford to Unden and Millburn registers,. office furniture; sales •cale removed from' para colls, tank- CBANTORD ESTATE BOARD home.. WEstfield 2-1406-J. ,. concrete footing, and floor. Cinder hi~? I tfflti Union's cross country team M swats satalMas. A4s Ml k» servtce. Centennial Business Machine room, 3-batn residence. • better north CLERICAL or frame, construction, overhead H^ ' Utti — l> ecBta-a lisa. Aas sst leas beaters. Work done In your own section of town, cool in summer, com- |tu Somerville. . Capitarrzingdn"rwo breaks, lin- o Extend Co.. 230 Centennial Ave.. CRanford 6- home by specialist. All work guaran- WILL LOOK AFTErf~CHILDREN in my complete. $7S0. CRanford 6-3829 ^ already bettered last year's rec- Streak In ess*. s)ss)Me »ric«. . MULTIPLE liST YOUR PROPERTY fortable in winter. Hot water heat home days or weekends. ' AUo high See Low Staring Game'"'•:'. 7300.- teed. Cranford Son Water Equipment AU the extras that make life worth LOOKING AHEAD ( den High School's football team ord. , . • KBFEAT INSERTIONS • 4C**Jseatln Co. CRanford 6-3335 or WEstfleld J- WITH A/MEMBER OF THE school girl available evenings, CRan- Eking oiit three close one from /--\ w««k» wltksst capx thufnl — t living. No reasonable offer refused. ford 0-4494. . , 10-7 In contrast to last year's wide gained a 12-0 victory over Cran- l WASHING MACHINE. Easy Splndry: CRANFORD/REAL ESTATE BOARD The Farmers^ won thei?' first ««ts • ws>ri, Sft cents mlnlmam. CRanlord «-«950. , tf Transportation WanteA\ lopen. offense-minded contest, a ford Saturday afternoon at Lin-i the. Shaheen ' Agency, the Harco BARR0NTS ESSO (01 BREEN'3 GOLD CHECKS -i Na'sjlsesaat »a , Ua« a4» «r «4s refrigerator. General Electric. 7 eu/ ft. Allstate Insurance Co.. Is looking Morcerf ; 120 — 102 Both good condition. S45 each. .-WEst- BOfPIX AUTOMATIC WASHER8ERV- ahead to the opening of its. 'WOMAN WISHES BABY SITTING, any- BIDE FOR BOYS to Seton Hull • s, meet in two" yfears Friday at . 133 121MO • act luaii. time. '39 Meeker Ave., Cranford. 10-14 Itt- scoring battle seems in order. den High School Field before a Chemical kcglers held rnto their Hart •: 1J8 • 14:1 189 ileld 2-3914-W. h ICX. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. FOUR FAMILY, in business zone. 68-70 modern air. - conditioned office Orange. CRanford 6-9873. 'j>.. 7 _J5HL CASH. Cbasks «r lUaH B«*< M- B. W. FLABTEY. CRanlord 6-17U. tf building in New Providence early either • Cranford nor. Millburn I ifflOj;- ' ', ^aBruuKiirParl!Tby"topping~Craiv Moleen ,•—189 ^fsa JGU" 1-49 IBB -.192 nmfur aJnrtblac racy. N«» North Ave.. E.. Garwood. near Cranford ATTRACWS . YOUNO..,'' MARRIED undefeated status in the Cranford O'Hora : 102 134 •£?• Schellcr DUNCAN PHYFE • COFFEE TABLE. NOTHING IS PERFECT line. 3 and 4 rooms, bath, pantry, in 1953. We are interested in iow«-d much ability-Saturday to 160 154 109 ntaaaslbl* >«r «mr« la •<• tokaa but.this beautiful 10-year-old bungalo securing additional personnel WOMAN, college education, desires Horae D>nM The Tigers gained a 6-0. lead ford, 20-35. , ' Bowling League last Friday niRht I_itaw.ie« ,.:. 1(12 184 140 J«-Uoviti .• • 140 104. 14G bjr lcl«fh*a*.. —•••. . • . ' (5.50. CaU after 7 P.M. CRantord 8- CBAHrOBD BKFBIOEBATION SERVICE porch. 4-car garage, all improvements Jahn -r \\9 1G8 U almost so. It' Is light, airy, and in a living, within commuting distance ' position of interest and responsibility. ImpvL- on the ground or in the air. ^ Krehbiel. was -first as his - Handicap 19 2 '• 2. DKADUNK rOB COrT—Wt4n«U»T» 4033.' on Fligldaire, Kclvinator. Crosley. Cotd- except heat. Opportunity for business Office experience. CRanford 6-4890. . It If a crime to paint a hon», early in the second period when and are now out in front by two Handicap 8 — ti TOTAL apot. Norg*. By' W. Flartey, CRanford nice locaUon. Spacious kitchen with man • to have work shop in back^ of Summit to staff this new. " BO5- B32 Youngstqwn" metal sink' and cabinets: office. cording to Vermont atatuteg. ' Tho Blues,can be expected to John, Moon, one of the county's< finishing kick topped Cranford's lames. TOTAL 709 7l>0 • 773 naiiiE MAGIC CHEF RANGE: 6 antique maple >im. .••/'.• M Very good income. All apartments WOMAN WISHES DAY'S WORK, Mon- chairs, seaman's chest and 56" round 3 bedrooms, full tile bath on 1st flooi rented. $14,800. CaU Owner. Morris- ^ - ^ show more on offense Saturday leading sprinters, tallied around' Lou McClendon who led all the DUII.DERS' ER and additional lavatory on' 2nd floor. day. Tuesday; Wednesday and Friday. The Cranford Shoe Store and DEMOCRATIC CLUB a I (2( table. CRanford 6-O483. town 4-3751. ' If you are a high school or col- ' $8.50 per day. CRanford 6-3354. |if the line can change faster and right end from the 12-yard _ line. way until the final,200 yards: Hull 22H 15 Job opportunities. A good start- ik.llj, F. ;.• • 17a worth. CRanford 0-0530.. > . ' INE AND MASONRY — $9500 work, cleaning, cook dinners, luncheon IquarUrback post. Both unproved Rummery which sailed pvfir the, Blues were Bob O'NeJll In sixth, 192 1110 J40 . KITCHEN or other CUSTOM CABINETS 0-0520. . ' • ing position with . pronu tional, parties. Morning, afternoon work. 1 iPxJsiXfiV!. ..Pj3?£ijjrhg...Cran- :-!76 J,VvUi'._ : ici 17,0... M Nicely decorated, beautifully kept 10- Trucking - Haulin$ could-make -Coach. Stan head,of Pete, Scholtz as he- was rtj^pnrHitnitiy^ ntut excellenti-cro-^... CRanford 6V4B71; —•• * Francis- Keenan hr eighth and Ed A;a,r ..^T.-.:M. . _ JO3 Mlhton-flilt ~C»Wn*t«—C«mi>onyr • -a« AUTOMATIC GAS HEATER." eicellen year-old S^rbbm" attached horned ' Science ford Shoe.kegierB took two from TOT/1 954° H114 I!:15 North Ave.j Qarwoo^. WEUOcld 2-5080 FORMICA. BUCARTA and TSXTOUTl BOBBINS * ALLISON. Inc. ploye benefits including a unique iGray.'ons split-T attack work. In attempting to punt set up theHobble in ninth. Union took the IladdAd -....„ 153 145 condition: chrome parakeet cage; beau- counter top.replacement*. lUnton-BlK kitchen with knotty pine cabinets. Til profit-sharing plan may be yours. Breen's Gold Checks, while the • / Ennico TRUCKING' IO> Handicap ..TV/:!..... afl '44 28 •; ...--I If 313 South Ave., E. CRanford 0-0898 score. Scholz was downed on the Hir«/h .-., 1.Y7 174 . 172 ~ tlfut large modem . blscll lined oak Cabinet Co.. 399 North Ave., Oarwood. bth/, close to town location. MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING Visit our new Summit employ- iLeroy Wilson, Cranford hais a first, third; fourth, fifth, seventh Builders' General pinners won a TOTAL > 824 708 849 cofTee table, excellent condition. CRan WEatfleld S-SOaO. ment office today and dUcuss 12-yard' line and Linden scored Cbrnbruschlnl 100 10D .. 171 - HAYECK'S FOODS ALUMINUM STORIU ^WINDOWS «r)d A VALUE PACKED S ROOM HOME .Agent* Allied Van Lines. Inc. REEESTiUTE I fine runner who is likely to see arid .tenin, places. . pair from Hoyeck'ii Foods. . S>fck< : IBS 158 143 (It ford 6-2648. : ' these opportunities with one of Connolly ; IB Il7l Comblnatioa Sciwrtis and Storm Doors. Large living room with- open fireplace, our friendly Interviewers. I more action this week. A more on the next play. .' . The summary: 151 170 JiU L Free estimates. Alban-l^wls. 109 North T.- V. SERVICE r204 IG0 FREE INSTRUCTIONS. Yarn, for family sized dining room, 3 bedrooms 1. Krehtjlel. Union: 2. McClendon. Other' sweeps were' turned in Curtln • 187 107 " 1R1 itfai.d 1H1 153 ' Union Avc. CHnnford 6-0868. II MtTES. SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYS. ETC. and tile bath, tilo science kitchen, en- Ivaried attack ako can be antici- Handicap Zi 24 24 1.17 ' sweaters*, sleies; Hkirts. locks, etc. "In the flna^ period, the Blues Cranfdrd; 3. Dlxon: Union: 4." Boyd. by Harris, Ltd. .over Bnrron's' Rfinhold IS8 225 141) 12 years T. V. exparieooa closed porch, flnijhed recreation room, T CBanford i-tltl ! 1 QTAL—...... ; —833,- 8U2 824 Nomotta Argyle socrk kits available. Rentals ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. were-driving- fo^ the equalizing Ulin ; Sr-ara.w;ar.w;Union—Union: - fl.-.O'Neill.fleill. - TABLE PADS. 3-pt. nil. from'SO BS, Knitting-Nook at Tha-Home and Family- fwtmwy B*nir> wVntftf: attractive corner" iol.-»18,500.—" -^- so, l»emocratic Club over Err i Herbert F. Sorga . BASSETT BUILDING teroy Wilson, Cranford's left halfback, is picking up yard- • Cranford;; 1.1 RelllyRelll , UnionUnion: a: KeenanKeena . 170 Choice of beautiful colors. Free eeststii- Store. 8 Walnut Ave% U RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 382 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. Snow No Offense touchdown when Linden came up Craatonl; 9. HdbBl*. Crsnlord: 10. Oen-Trucking . and Methodist Mtn's DoMarcn '...: :.."... 149 201 704 mates giveni . AlbanrLewuAlbL . 109 N. UUnion CRANFORD 0-04M HANG YOUR PICTURES . ; METHODIST MEN'S CLUtt' (HI Banquets — Weddings — Receptions Suite 313 ,. SU 6-2723 with its second bjg break to clinch Vinger, Union. Tuno—14: IX Donoy TOTAL 785 904 Ave.. CRunlofd 0-0866. UU THEN MOVE INI was Somerville's age in the Cranford-Linden game Saturday afternoon at Linden Club over VFW. 147 10.1 ISO BROADLOOM RUG. 15x13: Icebox: Dances. — Organization Meetings, Imllsl ing furniture;' chests ^f drawers. Simple, isn't ItT But there is not a thing George Francis Stha t Itenth straight victim. In "this the decision/. On fourth down, lf,9 153 150 PEPPERMINT ROOM (21 ' CABPENTEE — CONTRACTOR *• Hours. Monday through-Thursday Pete Nylen ot the Lehigh Esso Stacy 180 lOfl 172 >1TTSBUR«II PAINTS, full line of In- CRanford 6-313& \ ,* >,Rs>j>alra porcta enclosure*, caoinet work. to be done In this 19-"year-old l-room . • '• -, etc. — also . High School Field. Running interference is Bob Patterson (13) Delia Sala. J i«2 rM B A. M.. to 5:30 P. M. •game, Jhe Millers showed no of- Cranford apparently was. attempt- Cory ...... 189 IC2 171 terior and exterior. Painters' discount —»TT. • UT V" caulklnsj. • termite Bungalow. Extra large rooms, science ' . 4 BOWLING ALLEYS .team put together game/of 207, Lodtfrstrilt ' 103 no 110 WASHER. Easy, scmt-ai4fomatic\ reason- tile kitchen, tile;bath, both .inside and ' Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Chiropractor Ifense'at all. They gained only while other Cranfprd players are Dick Lewis (18) and Bob Peter- ing an ena around play, but con- Martin 199 1R1 151 D«llu Sala. C , 132 '-. 172 140 In house lot quantities. Alban-Lewls. •ark, roofing, block celling*, attic. In- AMERICAN LEGION HOME Pour Teams 212 and 213 for a 632 spftes, high- TOTAL -884 D27 802- 100 able. CRanford 0-2767!-'. \ outside fireplaces', side screened porch, 143 124 ' 109 North Union Ave.. U aulatBoo. tnterlocking ^f^»i' weatber .Saturday 0 A.M. to 1 P.M. NO first downs and one of them fusion .reigned in the;' backfield. Scbi-llvr i....) 1.10 \ atrtppins. recreation room, oil steam heat. , Riverside Drive ' sen (33) on the ground. Making the tackle is Ted Barna assistea est of the night. Whitmyer of y.F.W. (01 Czajkuwiilcl -. 140 157 RUMMAGE SALE. Friday and Satufday. CR 0-9701 ;" ' CR 6-4055 Three Springfield Avenue J^on a penalty. Only'twice Ray Stagich, Linden end, picked Tlnco, A. .' 183 .177 152 Delia Sala. S — 227 11U) OPHOLSTEniNO/" —i Furniture repairs. October 8th and Bth at 108 Walrtut GEORGE R. NOBE3 Harold M. Wilson .-..-.. - CR 6-1954 Harris, Ltd. turned in a 608 series slknru 131 110 24 draperies, sllp'eoverst Venetian blinds. . ' • Adam* Ave.. Cranford . - . . }'••'. • tf STENOGRAPHER, part time. 2 "or 3 Idid they penetrate SojnerviHe -ter- by G/Sabol.; ''."',,• up the loose. ball on Linden's 45- GetSwe^jps llnndicap :il :n 757 • !.••> ••-< Avenue, by Cranford - Methodlit Elmer H. Smith .- CR 6-6794 Cranford. N. J. on games of 196, 201 and 211, andMnrkowlch ... : 147 114 TOTAL : 781 -Nice choice of fabrics. F. Knntner & Church. "V . * CRanford 0-O817 U days per week, secretarial experience Irltory. However, Somerville is yard line. He was hit at least Uorardlnelll .. 181! 151 858 •*•;••; •preferred. Cranford position.. Box McCormick of tKe Men's League TINNESZ MARKET • Son. 120 South Ave.. E. Tel. CRanford five times,, but managed to break WcUcrt 154 .138 (II 107. S-0893. tf • G. E. HOWLAND — REALTOR 820, c/o Citizen and Chronicle.: •probably considerably stronger TinlMil. ,P. 1:111 133 FRIGIDAIREi 0 0 cu: ft., fine condition, TRUCK CRANE and T.D.-9 Bulldozer had'a 601 tota/on games of 180,Tlneo, J mi 129 Dcller 148 113 loose and went the. remainingIii Openers 133 price reasonable. CRanford" 6-5802. Floor Service Hundicap 38 ' 27 104 for. hire. S. W. Oliver. Inc. CRanford Open evenings and Sundays^. ' •than Linden and should rate .with 178 and 243. 53 Uourtmann. V. 14<1 VENETIAN BLINDS in stock, 23 to 36 O-3IS9 and Linden 2-7034. ' tf R. MENZEL — Floor scraping and re- distance for Linden's second TD. TOTAL KIO 719 760 Burnett 142 133 ISO Inches, custom quality stock blinds; all FASHION EXCHANGE—Slacks. Jackets |the top teams In the state. ' Zion Lutheran of Rahway, de- inn 13 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD 6-3000 flnlihlng of old floors a specialty. Honorary PBA Optimistic .Mike'Wilson, Cranford tackle, Others wno had. scores or 200 Tinncsz. A 159 ni2' 64 Inches long. S2.9S: also Jcncraft and sweaters, etc., for boys 15-16. Foot- ELECTRICAL CONTRACT1NO — House- CRanford 0-1345. 61 Elizabeth Ave- Work Wanted - Male Since the new gridiron series fending, champions, and two other LEHIGH ESSO (2.1 TOTAL 733 134 790 C. W. Breneman custom blinds, 39c sq. ball shoulder pods, helmets. Lady's nue, Cranford. . tf blocked both attempts for extra or above included: Anginoli, Har- 735 ft. Cranford Upholstery Shop, 120 suits, size 14. CRanford 0-6314. wiring, jobbing, fluorescent fixtures, CELLARS, ATTICS CLEANED: debris Iwas started : between the< two teams scored sweeps in the open- ris, Ltd/ 209; Hull, Democratic Knlcrlm .'. '. ... 145 — 149 South Ave.. E. CRunford 0-0883. U repairs and! plugs Installed. George removed. Truck for hire. Morris. Ischools in 1952, they have split points. • > ..-ing' night of.action in the Cran- Almqutat ... 175 \ 149 Kan«iitU*nb. 13' Myrtle Street Tel. CRanford 6-3382. tf Over Sunday's Playoff Final Club, ,223V Filsinger, Democratic Schult .... 171 , 210 170 CRanford 0-A529. tf ATTENTION.' CHILDREN! Although • the Blues never ford Inter-Church Bowling Kirkputriclt., .... ISO 1ti» 174 Schein Retains TOPSOIL. All dirt, travel, crushed stone, Have your folks look at this house I the two games. Cranford won the ClUbj/200; • rtorner, Barnett's Li- Dressmaker, Alteration* With Tom Sharkey slated to. toe^the rubber, the Cranford threatened seriously in a sus-League Tuesday at Echo Lanes, Nyien ' ... 207 312 213 cinders and sand. Call 8 to 8. RAhway Furnuhed Room* There's four bedrooms to spread in. a "BACK.IKE" lfirst one 13-6 and Millburn came quors. 233; Schulz, Lehigh Esso, Klesewcttcr ... — 134 194 7-7224. - r YOU FLAM TO BUILD, repair or make large kitchen with a wonderful • area LADIES SUITS ana DRESSES mane to Honorary PBA is highly optimistic that it will-win the playoff tained drive, a long pass from Mountainside. TOTAL ... 887 873 000 Local Tennis Title alterations. caU T. JOHNSEN. 405 Cen- for lunches and snacktf, a perfect fire- order: also alterations. Mrs. Hand, Painting -Decorating jback last year to rout the Blues, ; Gold, Police Department, 204; MADE TO OllDEIl radiator enclosures, For Rent tral Avenue. CRanford 0-9548. tf place for toasting "morshmallows and CRanford 0-3453. tf 133-18. This Cranford. team is toochampionship. Sunday of the Union County Baseball League. Scholz to George Wening near the • BARNETT'S LIQUORS (I) "Harold Schein won the Sports- Zion Lutheran took three from ylen, Police Department, '212; M. ISO lawn furniture, cabinets and console ROOMS FOR RENT by day or week. "wieners." a lot 66 ft x 120 It. for play, T. A. CRANE — Painting and Decorating. [good defensively to be beaten by Cranford tied the series at 1-1 Sunday at Warinanco Park, end of the second period went FirstBaptist of Roselle, while St. Russell""'. .... 154 IB) •PM- cabinets for portable scWlnC machines. Reasonable rates. Cttanford 0-0831. and, the best of all, a very short" walk to 343 Walnut Ave.TeL CBanford 0-0989. Cymbaluk, Police Department, Heuer .... 183 104 157. man's Shop trophy for the second • ' a«rM ROOFING AND SIDING off the fingertips of the Blues' DrinkerholT .;.. 159 141)' 147 Fred Davey. 43 N. 7th Street. KenII the new. school. opening next monthT Cor estimates. *.>••' tf I any such score With any offense Elizabeth'Rosclle, by downing the Elizabeth Braves, 4-1, as Sharkey Paul's E & R I of Garwood topped straight year by defeating Kit worth. CRanford fl-5555. . tf CBANFORD HOTEL tf GUTTERS ft LEADERS "- . 'Bring them to us and we'll show them. 1 219; A. Boertmann, Petersen's Gubas 138 end. ' • ' Celling Blocks Installed V lost FRED E. SHEPARD I at all, the Blues should give the hurled a si3tThitter. The Braves^ : ^ First Methodist of. Westfleld in Dairy, 208; Maloney, Sportsman's Korner 101 23.1 178 NITSCHKE ft BLUNCK — Painters end Wade, 6-1, 6-2, in the final of the " ' I. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM. Aluminuiii Combination Wlndowa Ever wished for a cottage with a white Throughout the game, Cran- three matches and Calvary Luth- Nordstrom 174 186. near all transportation. Business nun Home Insulation GLASSES, brown frames, lost between Decorators. 47 North 18th Street. Ken- I Millers, a top notch struggle. won the first game 3-0 as Johnny included two Shop, 200; Weber, Sportsman's • i • ':W: PARK PET TOWNE picket fence? Here it is. Fifteen years S. Union Ave. and Eastman St CHan- sparkling infield ford's defensive play , was good Handicap 20 12 17 municipal tennis tournament v.on only. 190 North Ave,. East. CRanford In conjunction with siding we paint' Uworth, N. J. Telephone' CRanford , Good Reserves at Mlllbnrn Jacob and Mike Frank combined eran shutout St. Paul's Lutheran Shop! 201; Barlow, Lions Club, 200; TOTAL ,.,.. 815 ' 0D1 041 • I_•. I-'--*;-; .'.":I" Unusual Pets, Supplius 8-0880. , U • wood trim. old, brick and frame, six rooms, oil steam ford 6-3130. ' 0-4715 — CHestnut 5-3400. tf double plays • one by each team. and except for' occasional lapses the Springfield avenue courts Sun- • ii-hJ heat, full basement, attached garage, Millburn has a large squad of to shutout Cranfprd. of Linden. In . a match Sunday, Hall, Lions Club, 209; Stupak, 114 Ch.estnut St. Ron. Pk.—Cll 5-9323 Over 8.000 satisfied customers. lot 63 x 110, asking (16.200. The line-ups: was - able to hold Linden. Cran- .- SINGLE AND DOUBLE with separate WH. L. SCHBOEDEB WILLIAM ROESEL. Interior and 'Ex- United States Congress - Cranford wasted no time about Temple Beth El swept' Temple Sunny Acres, 211; Fulcher, Sunny • POLICE DEPARTMENT (2> day. If he can take the champion- I more than 40 players and a large CRANFORD terior 'PalntiiuT. Skilled mechanic*. : BRAVES Gold 174 204 187 beds. Plenty room to park. Conven- 1 Walnut Ave. CRanford 0-3474 ford's offense generally. was rag-Emmanuel of Westneld. 1 tf You'd be surprised to see what 113,500 Personal supervision, 309 Columbia I number or experienced reserves. seiying up. Sunday's game. Joe; ABB II AB IIH Acres, 203; McCullough, Citizen Schultr 154 — ship again next year, Schein'will '"'!•'• ient CRanford 0-5301. . will buy in a. two bedroom house. Nursing Service Dnde. 3b For'a'elc.cf 4 1 21 ged. Coach Stan-Grayson's split tOP SOIL. 4% yard load, »14 delivered. Avenue. -Cranford. Call CRanford I The top offensive threats are CP-Formahek led off the first,inning Collic'io. sa 5 Und'berti"' "~ , ES 14 3 Taking two of three games were: and Chronicle, 202; Weeks, Citizen Cymbaluk, S. .189 123 gain permanent possession of .the 1 CRANFOhD V. N. A. for General' Nurs- 0-3715. ..-':...... ' _;....-.. .. .•,., ...... '-.tf. T attack was ineffective as the Santella :. 157 —100 .•i'?'7i^ , Bulldozer for-' hire and trenching. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM. - 4yiK*lHariirw •**Ludin«n.' SHAHEEN AGENCY. REALTORS with a double and was promptly Jakob, ct '3 Moran, lb 4 1 3 Osceola Rtesbyterian over' Trin- and Chronicle, 229; Dietz, Harco -4-li-ii. CRanford 6-2BB2. • .. "'• ing.' Visits,' Hypodermics, Maternal and I captains Fred Wynne and Doug Eichorn. lb 4 Connelly. 2b 4 Nylen, H. .'. 183 212 194 trophy. - 'quiet home, breakfast optional.' 48 Add that extra foom * now Mtnton-Bilt Infant Care; Health Education.. The LINDEN. DECOHATTNO CO. Painting 1 1 line was not charging fast enough ity Episcopal, Cranford Metho- Cymbaiuk. M — 219159 . South Union Ave.. CRanford 6-0048. Cabinet Co. SU North Avenue. Oar- 15 North Avc. E. CRanford 6-1900 IGrigg. Jim Satterneld, a sopho- scored as George lindeberg sin- P. Sh'k'y. If 4 Richey. c 3 0 1 Chemical, 200; Huft, Harco Chem>- •• •'&.*{) Visiting Nurse Can Help You. Nominal and decorating; established IBIS. Call Shriner. c 4 Baldwin. 3b 3 and the backfield men were tak- Shimkus ,....: — ,1M 157 The competition had been post- •>IANOS. SALEI Floor sornple spinets, wood. WEstfleld 3.-5080. CRanfora Fee. Tel. CRanford 0-0737. or .consult Linden 2-3290. ' tf GOOD GOVERNMENT REPUBLICANS OF | more, also' has been impressive. gled to right. Ray Moran who will 0 0 dist H over Linden Presbyterian, ical, 206; Michaels, Harco Chemi- . TOTAL. 857 897 893 drastically reduced, terms. Cranford tf • Mrs. H. T. Rearwln CRanford 8-4486 Frank, p 1 Cpnway, xl' 30 I ing too long to get moving. ' (Km FURNISHED ROOM, gentleman only. Telephone Directory. " Hours: Daily Cranford Methodist I over First cal, 213; Davis, Shaheen Agency. poned three weeks ' because of (••••:'• Piano Co., 3 North Ave., East, CRan- Mrs. Ann Cooper CRanford 6-6440 Millburn has two new assistant complete service with the-Army Cadlean. 2b 3 Carroll; If 3 . '•• PETEBskN'S DAIRY Ml ford 6-2730. Convenient to all transportation. CRan- except Sundays and Holidays. 8:30 R. MENZEL Painting and paper- UNION COUNTY Pecina. tl 3 0 T. Sha'kcy, p 3 - The Blues carneup with ^n out- Presbyterian; Community ^Metho- Thommen •••.••• .199 .140•J03 ) .•:;'i',''i''ii ford 8-6951. A.M. to 4:30 P.M.; Saturdays 8:30 to today, also singled, ' sending 200; Jacky, Shaheen Agency, 200; poor weather. Schein advanced : FOL-DOR -Holcomh & Hoke" space ' Mrs. Evelyn Wade CRanford 6-1053 hanging. Phone CRanford 8-134S. 61 I coaches in Oakley W. • Pani§ick standing runner in Lcroy' Wilson Petersen. E. A 180 149 131 •' i \', :V-': 1 12:30. - tf dist II of Kenilworth over Com- ; v FINE PAINTS, colors and enamels. saving f"liHng door*. Mlnton-Bllt. 3SS Elizabeth Avenue. Cranford. tf land Robert Searles.^ Pandidcjs a Lindeberg to second. t- . ' Totals .31 1 . 6|'. Totals 31 4 10 Torgersen, Shaheen Agency, 207;Boertmann ....' 199 208 173 to the title match by. defeating STUDENT'S ROOM, pleasant surround- North Avenue. Garwood. WEstfleld Errors -r Eichorn. Two-base hits — who showed fine form., as amunity Methodist I and Cranford Petersen. R 158 170 1U0 Chemlcote Paint Works. 709 Boulevard. | former all-Eastern tacfele at Rut- Manager Mort Richey decided Staiger, Breen's Gold Checks, 204 Fred Kitty, and Wade stopped Joe Kenllworth. CRanford 6-IBM. ' Uings, convenient. CRanford 6-0991, 3V5080 — CRanford 6-0328. U ED AND ERN SHOP , Dadc. Formanek. Double J>lays r^-. Cadlr broken field runner. He made the Alliance over Garwood; Presby- Anglo 143 108 121 .( •.iv. M LETS , while Searles, former Brown to try for a few insurance runs c.'m. Collichio and Eichorn, Connelly and and 203; Hopper, CranYord Shoe, Handicap 34 3742 • ! J ..--'-.FAINTING — PLASTERING Mp'"an.' Bases on balls — off Shnrk?y B. only substantial ground gains terian. , ' •'•.'•.•'• TOTAL 922 872 7:iO Sluzis in the semi-tlnals.. i •""1 BUJLDINO MATERIALS—Cinder blocks; PRIVATE-ROOM;-bath-and-entrance^for T~V.'.~ AEPAtRED BJ~ YOUR HOME. MM " QO SHOPPING ^Fransportatioi 201; Roberts,-Cranford Shoe, 213; "1 ; cement blocks, sandstone. Cement one' or two gentlemen. CRanford 6- PAPERHANGING . . I player, was assistant coach last and ordered his, clean-up batter. Struck out — fayFran k a. by Sharkey 7. air-afternoon :by the Blues. Scholz Arthur Owen, tennis director for per service call, plus parta. Day or FOR A HOME DRIVING ST. PETERSBURO. 1st week For-econbmy and good decorating get Umpires—Powers and Wukovets. St. Paul's E & R II and StWeigand,. Hayeck's Foods, 204; SPORTSMAN'S SHOP 121 I t ':..' ii sidewalks installed. . Morris Silbcr- .0385. '• "• ....'' ."• nlgbt. Economy Electric, 10S Benjansln October: will take couple or lady. | year at Rah way. Bill Connelly, to sacrifice. 'Con- threw several good passes and m our price first. No obligation. Call Paul's Methodist of Roselle split Huyeck. M 159 134 134 the. Recreation Committee, an- •tain. CRanford'0-3362. B-28 St, CRanford 0-3830. . tf Reinhold. Hayeck's Foods, 225; ' \> NICELY. FURNISHED ROOM, next to OPEN THE DOOR WEstfleld 3-3927 after 7 P.M. FUlton 1-1399. Once again Cranford will send nelly again displayed bis 'trickery his kickirlg'was very good. Bruce Frankvnbcrger 159 151157 and walk Into this surprising home. two gajnes and tied the third, DeMarco, Hayeck's Foods. 201; nounced that the season now is. '•If! VENETIAN'BUNDS, 33* -38", white and bath, private family. CRanford 0-2187. la crew of some 18 men to face by laying down a perfect, bunt Bennett .also showed some prom- Murkowich ...... 170 150 17H ...... ,,.fM;M ivory. V2.98. Immediate delivery. SEATS — Cane, rush rattan. Work called . From the outside it looks very much F. Sch'eitlin of Zion Lutheran dnd Delia Sala, Peppermint Robrn, Maloney 100 . 200 199 over at the local courts. Alban-Lewls Hardware. 100 N. Union for and delivered. PLalnncld 8-9370. like the conventional type bungalow, IMillburn's squad of some 40 along the third base line; Al-> Four-Goal ise duriqg his fUrst.Jialf, activity. had the highest game of the night, Weber 188 ' 10B 201 but Inside you will find that it offers Auction Sale 227. ' •' ••••••"•.... • ....•.:.. "B3t "839 IMS '! '*' Ave...... t. , ,v . •..• ,•.<; _1 347 Jefferson Ave.. North Plalnfield, N J. ^ Truck For Hire though'not too.fast afoot, he beat He was injured and didn't reenter TOTAL v D wealth of surprises. 5 large rooms Iplayers. . '.' ' j •. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2nd. Sherlock a JJ33. 'Others rolling 200 or bet- . • w fc V • ! Apartment For Rent and tile bath pn the first floor, 2'Jj 1M.-TON PICK-UP TRUCK FOR HIRE rt TflevLsii it out to load the bases. - Hall, North and Forest Avenues, Cran- The Bliies will be glad to hear the game-in-the^econd-half.-- - • HOLLAND' WINDOW SHADES, up to 31 TREES THIMMED AND REMOVED ' •..'•• j..-',. ,: '.r.ensiot • ,T,;. n with or without driver. Flat rate, fer--inciuaea:~T^«o»ch-of Cran- Harco'-Chemlcal Co.-. .— -0 0- .. finches, .an your roller, tl.29. Same Day 3 ROOM APARTMENT. rooms . on the second, then .comes ford. Household- articles, furniture, Cord Wood for Sale -' the basement that really is some- no mileage. Morris Bllbersteln, CRan- Ithat Millbufn's"BiH Halleran, who Fred Richey came up with an- ^ The line pl|^e5 well on defense Crsnford Shoe Store 7. 3DITullo 173 103 Service 'Alban-Lewls .Hardware. -109 ' rent $63. heat. and utilities supplied. Landscape — Nurserymen antiques and a personal golf ball of ford Methodist I, 210; F. Simon- Meyer 15» "113 'I! 9 thing, finished In knotty pine, furn- ford 6-3362. S-3S Antennas-Installed and Repaired Builders' Qcheral 7 3 North Union Ave. -^ U Adults preferred. 314 Lincoln Ave- Can WEstileld 3-6510 or WEttfleld S-09T» President Eisenhower's. Benefit of I wrecked them last year, is noother single to right to score two with Bob Patterson leading theson of Cranford Methodist II, 225;Democratic Club ._ ., 6 '3 Hall 138 — 309 Jb Linden JV, 12-0 rse" illgli St. Rlns downatairs belL Evenings after 6 ished in maple, with. ' television,, Cranford Klwanis Club's Charities. refrigerator, and a full-sized shuffle • longer with the team. However, more tallies. The graves gained BluesBooters way. Bob Kaul - was easily the Police Department 6 3 rord 171 159 143 Making like the varsity, Lin- PEAT MOSS. S3.BS bale: 5-10-5 fertilizer, '.. '.-. • U JDI LOVELAND tf A. Roecker, 203. S.' fiankin, .201,. 187 board. Perfect condition for immedi- busiest man on defense for either Breerfs Gold Checks 6 3 Therman — 143 •2.50 a bog; lime, 70c a baa.' CRan I Millburn still .remembers last their first out of the game when A fourJgoal spree within five and J. MacKay, 212. all of Osce- Hayeck's Foods. 5Wi 3V4 Handicap 34 24 17 den's junior varsity football squad ford e-64ia Free delivery. . fi ate occupancy. Piano Tuning team as he played a very fine TOTAL 811 801 878 PLUMBING and HEATING. Sewer* CRanford I year's basketball • game in which Ike Baldwin hit into a forceout at minutes in the second quarter ola Presbyterian; D. Juntilla of Shaheun Agency •••••• 5 4 'downed Cranford, 12-0, Monday Wanted RELIABLE PIANO TUNDJO and repair- Fischer's Market , \ 5 4 EGGS — Farm fresh, year round, at cleaned with electric sewer machine. HALF AN EYE WANTED—A load going down to Wil- I the Blues eliminated the Millers second, but another run came paced Verona to.an easy 4-1 soc-game as backer up. He ,was prob- SUNNY ACRES (21 afternoon at Memorial Fieldii -*i, •„ Apartment* Wanted Guaranteed. William J. Ledden. Tel. ing by recognized experts. .Cranford Per Calvary Lutheran, 214; and HSportsman'. s Shop o \» 4 'V ; ' Herb DlUel's Ess Farm. Pullet cess, for detail will soon detect the many mington. Delaware.' or - vicinity, or Piano Co., Tuners and Rebullders. ^ ^ O 9 B ably the most" cheerful aspect of Petersen's Dairy 4Mi 4VjNletiel, Sr. 174 158 154 3 do*. U. Free delivery. CRanford APARTMENT. 2V, or 3 rooms and bath <7H 8-1307 and CRanford 8-3935. fine features to be found in this I in the state tournament after they across the plate. Mickey Carroll cer victory over Cranford. Tues- White of St. Paul's EtR I, 212. In the sloppily played contest,' close to town, reasonable rent. CRan- tf return load. Leaving October 4th. 3 North Avenue, East»••* . ' f-Calnl CRanford SUNDAY a Plus Parts the game for Coach Grayson Jn Methodist Men's Club 4 B Nletic). Jr 122 139 ' conveniently located 4 - bedroom Morris Sllbersteln, 11 Besler Ave.. 6-3730. I had come up with an undefeated hit into a double play to end the;,day afternoon at Memorial Field. LehlKh Esso , • *~" Stupak 311 148 both teams showed signs of inex- ford 0-6903. home. 3 baths, lavatory, large modern 4 0 a009 CRanford 6-3382. I season. rally. „ • . an otherwise disappointing day. Men's League '• .4 S Broughton > 184 102 194 REVOLUTIONARY . electro-static Good WILLIAM F. -DAVIDSON - kitchen with automatic washer and Verona's.. sudden outburst Fulcher ~ 188 100 203 perience and'.fumbled' frequently. year air filter for hot air furnace '— THREE Y)R FOUR'ROOM APARTMENT, dryer, new Roper range, stainless Barnett's Liquors 4 . 5 4 General Contracting. Carpentry, Masonry, The Braves scored- their only could be traced to poor, defense Linden showed a smooth opera- Light Sports Uons Club •* BRankin — 171107 For many of the Cranford boys, it cleaner air — lllo time. Jim Roberts middle aged couple.- ELlxabclh 3-6887. Plastering and Roofing. CRanforc stcol double sink and dining space TOTAL J.....J 879 . 825 857 Specialties. P.O. Box 115. Cranford. for a large family. 77x208 lot, 2-car Free! For Hire run in the fifth. Whitey Dadc and an inexperienced' goalie! 'Thetor atquarterback jn.Its.-split-T. Sunnyl Acres_..«u. L-L-V * *•_ •was--their-—first.-formal lootbulL. 0-3829. No Job too smalt Estimates iFrcshman Eleven j Harris. Ltd. .". .7. .,:. * ~V CITIZEif-CHHONICLE (II •••0-30 APAHT&IENT. 1'j or 2 rooms and bath. without oMIgaHon. * ' U garage, lovely, quiet residential GOOD HOME WANTED for 3-month-oJd TO ANY RESPONSIBLE CONTRACTOR doubled and he scored on a single center lineman Wolhfiemuth ~ led Errico Trucking 3 6 game. Jim Benko stood out at street.- — -. -. male kitten. Affectionate,—house —or :person-who~wl8hcs to Tent"Hi-ton ric attack- in Tom Kirkup who was McCuUouith 202 152 189 Business •- woman, best of references. SlateatCHS broken, beautiful smoke' gray. CRan- |0peii8 Tomorrow by Tom Collichio. the scoring \vith two goals' each Citizen-Chronicle ..; 3 6 McMnhon 121 160 110 center for the' Blues. • THE HOMX OF FINE PIANOS and poor CRanford 6-6834. pick-up truck for short or long period! successful on several occasions A soccer, game against Summit Peppermint Room 3 6 158 salesmanship. Rebuilt Brands, ,Steln- ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, crushed stone. FOR THEjjKEY — . ford 6-4201. at extremely. low rate. Available At 2 p.m. Sunday at Warinanco Ray : ^ Iu9 ina All dirt, driveways excavated. Front With a squad of -45 Ijoys on from about 10 yards out. Buer- with basketball-like tosses to Tlnnesz Market 2 7 Han holer 103 IH0 '199 way. Maaon-Hamlin.. .Excellent buy to a Better Home — Oct. 1st. Morris SUbersteln. 11 Besler CRANFORD today at Summit opens, a light V.F.W : 3 7 on new spinets. Tunlntf and service. MIDDLE AGED COUPLE wan.U four end loader for hire. Joseph La Bracio, 105 BENJAMIN ST. Park, Sharkey and Frank again man tallied the first goal on a soft Stagich. In both -running and Weeks 182 220 184 room apartment, two .bedrooms, heat SEE Ave., CRanford 6-3363. |han Duvl« .' .• J47 170 300 KoMlIe Park 13 ..... Sumrnit"I4 of Cranford. m-ton pick-up truck for WE BUY BOOKS _ . LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS - I wins, two losses and a tie. Injuries walk anyone. Dade and Formanek. fensive play of goalie Gilliams. should improve'' upon last year's McCormick 180 178 •• 243 hire without driver. Morris" Sllber- ~'~ OPEN Saturday and Sunday"•"""•." or Kearny, Summit has a finesoc - 130 Jacky I ' 184 200 133 stvs^U* a -. Scotch Plains 0 One or a thousand.- Please call for ' Lawns.- Shrubbery - Trees came up with the only extra base Lnnil - MW 138 Torgeraon .'.. 191 207 161 Bf*U» ruins O „ Rosi'llv • 0 sleln. CHsnford 6-3363. -' ; details. P.MrBook-Shop, PLalnncld 4- BotoulUng.- Grading - Trenching PL^ I to several key players may handi- Bob Davis, Cranford captain, record. ..-:"*. cer squad "this year. They should Mead 188 170 170 150 Harris »...: lBfl . 164 . 181 JerTtrsan 13 . Trenton 19 3900. ri 4 • . • •- u ROBERTS & WIESE cap the team in the opening en- blows of the contest. was unable to play because of a Cranford's, lack of depth slowed give the Bides;a tough afternoon. Keetch ....: i 105. 150 16 ANTIQUE SETTLE BENCH. . pine. »- """*" Handicap 16 16 103 N. Lehigh Ave. Icounter. ' The game was Well played and \ 1 rairehUd ' 160 184 no TOTAL 853 . 895 847. Brushed, seasonable. CRanford 8-1790 -CRanford 0-3284 - Linden--3-7704' leg injury. as Coach Grayson used dnly 16 Coach Martin's eleven will open TOTAL ' B29 820 CRAWFORD' — River property, lot CsasMOKssasaOe) CM The line-up: 1 875 Add Cross Couutry Meet 2 ' PC, . LIVING . ROOM SUITE, over- U 50x150. 6 rooms, sunporch and open men. Eight boys .played both of its season tomorrow, while the CRANFORD SHOE STORE 121 stuffed, down filled cushions. Good Lots For Sale porch, one cur garage, steam' heat-oil, Craafard Verons fense and defense, while Scholz, junior varsity travels to Mlllburn HARRIS, LTD. (31 Hopper . Coach J. Seth Weekley reports a condition. - pre-war construction. Tur- ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS and re-convenient to new school, excellent . ¥~'. Rict: J... G Williams Russo .... 190 15S 107 Savercool .. LOTS. 125 ft. front, on Meeker Avenue. Burton .i..'. H.F. -_.• Koch Rummery and .Peterson generally Monday afternoon to meet the 150 155 309 meet with Columbia on October quoise.. SOS. Cranford 8-2085. 38 Meeker Ave.. Cranford.' 10-28 pairs, wall outlets, light switches, etc. condition, only $18,000. Anginoli Roberts Lamps rewired, door bells and chimes Wwland L.F. , Munn didn't play on defense. They were Millers' JV. , Meyer 155 14$ 109 Ridley ...... 12 at Warinanco Park. Elizabeth- INVITATION TO' YOU. See our new repaired. John Frey. WEstfleld 3- LOVELY 4-bcdroom- home, lot 75x130. Huuhs ^« ™._. R-Ii. .;•.. Trlsg Whitmyer' 166 201 311 risher .>.... . lamp and shade show room, big stock, 4094-M. two car garage, high school section. Dunham C.H Jerbosi replaced by Kaul, Steve Schlapak Coach J. Seth Weekley's boys Rogers 192 156 141 Hayeck .... Roscllei has been added, to the! hand sewn silk shades, parchment, S1B.500. '. • Muttluwi , L.H Davenport and Artie Sawyer. Walt Keve will be after their first win ofllhe Handicap Orrok. Sr. Cranford High- School, cross coun- abre glass ad fabric. The best In all Furrier USEDCHR Scheltzer R.O.' Buermann replaced Bennett at right half- TOTAL 889 821 837 TOTAL try schedule. „• •. TELEVISION AND FM ANTENNAS IN- McClintock j. H.I...... < ,. George year after' dropping their opener types of Umpi, ror lamp and lighting A. KANTNER. New furs. Fur coats CHARLES M. YEAKEL problems see us. E. T, Williams. 755 STALLED and repaired. Work guar- Albert ; - C. Wolfiemutli back. to Union. ' restyled and repaired. 118 Walnut anteed. Reasonable rates. Tubes checked a North Avc., W. CR 6-2474 r-v CoKllle »._."™ L.I: ..„. ..«..». i. WoW Central Ave., near Grove St.. West- Ave.. CRanford 0-1678. U .. .field. .Excellent .parkintf.--Open eve- In you.- home. Coil FAnwood 3-4150 INSURE Zulick -...... :.-..:.;... L.O. i...... :.' Hoscup The line-ups: or CRanford B-6S94. tf Tackles—M." Wilson, Patterson, Benko. nings 7:30 to 8. tf TO UE SURE CLEAN AS A .', LINDEN SIX-ROOM; .FRAME HOUSE has open, Ends—Hudak. R.Stnglch. Crllly. ' ' Guards—Petersen. -Dunham. — ~— - Dad. may we have some pony rides? REMOVAL OF LIME SCALE fireplace, enclosed porch, oak- floors, tiled Tackles—Sabol. Laucluj.; Nncik. Pok- Center—Hurhtnery- . Yes. my son and daughter! Autos for Nat setting enough hot WaterT Hot bath, recreation, room, extra lavatory At least two millionaires mtm now rywka. Innocenu. Backs—Emmons. Bennett, h. Wilson. There's popcorn' and movies to see 1939 FORD TUDOR, radio and heater, water pressure lowT When tankles* and shower in cellar, additional room in drawing old age benefits under thf ' Guards^Holfert. Bara, Luontfo. Scholz, Keve, Kaul, Sawyer. - spotlight, slipcovers, good tires. S60. heaters and paracoUs are filling up attic, garage, deep lot, barbecue, shrub- •octal security act, but two-thirds Center—Maslankoskl. ' Llntjen .'. ,.~.... 0 6 0 B-r-12 I really do .think we jaughter! Kress Tydol Service Station, next to with lime scale save up to 3/3 of re- bery. Price 114.000.00. Backs—Kirkup. Sojka. Fililclc, Perry. Cranford ...: :..„ 0 0 0 f>— 0 Roosevelt School, fair. knovtcs. placement cost by having it cleaned of all government ojd age penslo» J, Sta«ich. Moon. Touchdowns—Moon. R. Stagich. out. Call CR 6-6439 . HOUNDS TOOTH . ' CBANFOHD ' QfTlclals—Brand, Yohn. Turvcre and ' Saturday 12 to 4 THOMAS MocMEEKIN.. Realtor «rs have no other Income. ' Ends—Lewis. Wening, Schlapak. \ Lemke. • . . 15 Alden SUrms. 7 & B> CR 6-1237 GARDEN ARBOR "with removable sea'ti SEE OUR ''OK" USED CAR LAMPS. TOASTERS. IRONS REWIRED. Oaxwood,! and table. Reasonable. CHanlord^-S- AD ON PAGE 5. SECTION. 4 Call for and delivery. Evenings and ADVERTISEMENT l .',,.•... ADVERT ISEMEIjT . ADVERTISEMENT Saturdays. Don Davis. CRanford 8- SUca we start**, la IMS. *•'*• >»«•> N.ORR1S CHEVROLET, INC. 5970. . tf karfara bUkvaI»> «s«4- SMALL DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE and 200 AND 614 CENTRAL AVE. Tutoring That's how new -«4»-ssii tsasl a.»ss4ss*a« china closet, reasonable. CHimiord «- It's true! New twiri^actfonMobUheflt W« 0'at elalsa la have Ue mast cats. ^ Gr6at New Races at Belmont ELECTRICIAN — Houses and garages TUTORING—High School and College cleans as it burns. Continuous use of «ka~ckaaa«st ar avsa the best. AU «ar wlwl; hew »n*rv^ ""IjraiGHT—GENEHXC~EliCTIUC~V"AC- trlc ranges: outlets. Will pick Up MoInlheQt will not only hehrkeep your 'ud ears baf* a«*a Mrf.Tkr'" all ' UUM CUJANEK with attachment*. and deliver lamps to be repaired. LL.B.. Ed. M.. 338-Mountain. Ave, esois«s«4 *jf |MtrU taai ka*a. kesa sab- Perfect condition, $13. CRanlord 8- S. Ptoterson. 34 MacArthur. Avc., CHan- Westneld. Call WEstfleld 3-3741-W. tf burner aedimeni-free but will actually re- JseU« U a esrtala asMsat of wear. U 43*3. . / JunMe Storm ford .0-0136. „ tf a »«a»'s 4ri*lac jpaa'U •tvbakly ka*a to duce itpsHnwnt already 'present •Hs< MOM ssaafe* ss racairs. CRANFORD CONFIDENTIAL 10-PIECE blNINO HOOM SUITE, S40. •OUB ELECTRICAL PROBLEM Is rny Enjoy trouble-free automatic heat ... Bai. mtfm yaa lavasl la say NOUUS' ~ CRanford) «,-373T. '--••• The Jumble Store will appreciate business. Plugs, switches and outlet* OK r«eaa41Uaaa« as»4 ear alls aa OK -x CRANFORD VS. MiLLBURN your donations .of fall and winter in new and told work. Lamps, irons, fewer service calls . .. lower fuel and re- Wanaaty la wrlilac. yaa caa •"• sare MAHOGANY BEDIIOOM StT, 5 Dlcces. costs — men'*. Women's, boys', girls*. toasters rewired. For prompt, courteous pair bills with new twin-action Mnhilheat. y«ar naair aUI wlU ststt alilnm. CaU WEstileld,2-1608. I'lcaic cull us for pick-up service. service — call Adams Electrical Serv- We ka«a a Baa ssleetlaa afcteaa can ice. CRanford 0-4548. 9-30 Mobilheat ROUND END TABLES, one cock- 10 South Avc., E. CR 6-0233 aa ear lei rifat aasr. Why *Tao« »•• Slraa la aa4 1st as hsly yea (el UM car tail table, mahogany, practically new; ' , PHOTOGRAPHY SATURDAY, OCT. 2 - 10:30 A.M. 2 table lamps; dreuing table* with aa4 la* «asj Ua« »U1 asake Ike rishl Portraits — Conimerciul — Weddings Keeps your Byrner System! coaialasltoa far yaa? . mirror and mirror top imd »kltt, $7. GRAU'S STUDIO MEMORIAL FIELD —MYRTLE STREET youth imported sport Jacket, sixe 16. instructions 305 Pawnee Kd. CRunlord 0-1230 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE NOsUUS CBEVEOLET. INC. like new. (10. ClUnford «-5«32, tf PIANO LESSONS. Lesson* suited ' to A dlller. a dollar student. Also special course in key- Please come with' your scholar SOFA AND CHAIRS repaired in your boaid harmony (or advanced students home, one day .service...' ._SnringS re. We have found that most real estate sales are TMB i lw . •~"l,.p. »i,^ .,.r.-j. ,.,.i.i, TRaj; •••;- And~yoii may «Uy till four. -•"»•«-«•:#•«-•*•«-«-#-•# •••••••••• • CRANFORD'S SCHEDULE ford 6-2193. p nut 5-5489. 10-14 dassified-advertSsing.-—--—;—-r--— HEAR THE BANDS PLAY It's the Best Way to reach the greatest Oct. J—Millburn , Home :-:d' t'/ Oct. 9—North PUlnfleld Home - BETWEEN HALVES * SHOE REPAIR WILBUR COON .. number of interested buyers. Oct. IS—Hahway > Home SPECIALISTS m '50" RECONDITIONED OK'd USED CARS "50" Oet 1*—eUlside ..._,.; Away MMI'« FUU Soles SHOES If you want to sell your home, let us advertise Oct. SO—Hoselle Park ..-' Home Ladtes' Invitibl* Soles Nov. 6—Boaelle .". -. Away. ADMISSION WOMEN its saleable features. REEL- ADULTS CHILDREN FUEL CO Nov. IS—Scotch Plains Aw»f . -DEPENDABLE, FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 192S" wnwjsf I NSURA N C E Nov. 25—JeiTenon •—. Away DARRAS ALL TYPES NORMS CHEVROLET, 2p9 CENTRAL AVENUE SHOE REPAIR • Sattttday October 2nd. will see the Moaj. . the ra6s«. ANDREW CUSANT1 G. G . JV u n n WESTFIELD ; WE. 24)220 Inausunl of the $30,000 Wood- unvelllnc of the new Mask«tte The Inram ReaUmUoo. f*> CRanford 6-0900 — • 4r fFormarly of ROSMU*) Q. Z.JlawLttd REALTOR wmra Stakes, at one tnii» Named dlaUnce race for S-Mar-otd Oradute «f Aaericea Handicap, for tho top f*m*a And Insurance Broker asptranU to the crown, fat o be 40 YEAB8' EXPERIENCE •cbeel of rvacUpedlce USED CAR LOT SU CENTRAL AVE. for the tf i^*>i|« American iHplATnit mare*. It. too, haa drawn a treat 181 North ATW E. OFFICEi YAHDi WE 2-0212 and banker, William Woodward, Hft nt nirfftiTia'i^ffT ' Qn Tueaday run on Thursday. October 7th... 106 N. UNION AVE. I Mi CENTENNIAL 13 Eastman Street CRanford 6-5900 thq jocw race h«5 druwnjjis) aomt- October »th. One Bnok 6te«p»>- Enjoy •> day of exciting racing at Come Out and Cheer for Your Team! CRANFORD CaTANsTUatO CRanford 6-3695 COB. NORTH & mJOn AVES. LEXTNQTON AVE. AT MI JiOsrQf UMTlla- flP . H.Z...... TlrtUwmrf tlso ^rtatfiit Yl chaao Handtfp foea. Thl» al one Hrifmont Park. Bnds In tndnlng. of UM iuapeta' "RtDto Oon" •••;v
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THE'CItANFORD CITIZEN ANDCHHONlCLErTHUBSDAY,
Dr. Shepard reported he does not means •bout a abe-thinl exp*n^ honored recently at a surprise bri> father who is foreman of the puj, • ;r "Give-: • : Cyclist Out of Hospital; Christiano have •' puhlic health .license, aion for her company. She re- dal shower held at the borne of He Works Department Miss Mar. her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Mulford of Kenilworth was maid ••••••.Ij-fj School Work rangements for a Hajloween danef RoIIi Week's HigH but would-' take the o^^ ported the mill boiMmg will, peo- Companion Still Critical Lota.. Jr, in Scotch Plains. Co> of honor and Miss Joan Nemeth of at the ball on October 30. to obtain One. ,. vid* office space for the firm. ••.'••'•••••> ••-.•- GARWOOb — Joseph Alimor.ti, GARWOOD—Miss Mary Chris- •The purchase was made from frrej»w« were the bride-elect's Cranford was bridesmaid.' Mia Finish Near 26, of 329 Hemlock avenue, was tiano .rolled high score of 213 at Charles A. Saitta, president of the mother and Mrs. Albert Yarusi of Suellen Rego, sister of the bride . GARWOOD—Completion of the discharged Jtrom.' Rah way Me- the weekly matches of the Gar- Asbestos Corporation of, America, ' '' ' was Junior bridesmaid. ; United Fund morial Hospital on Monday after Arthur Massa wood -Women's. Bowling League- Tainting Bee* ' ,$60,000 renovation program start- 31 North avenue, which concern Loh will be married Octo- Joseph Wheat of itenilworth was GARWOOD ' te^in Lincoln and Franklin Schools receiving treatment for injuries JJUgyAo ¥ irtAowt divl last Thursday at Garwood Recre- took over the building from the ber 23 to John Beninati, son of KENILWORTH EUttJinctt u-hon tho rhotOrcycJc ho, " *^"TT MUTI,WUK>MI tfH l> atlon. She woa followed by Mrs. For Presbyterian besi: man., The ushers «. CRANF In eight today. knitting firm for warehouse space. Mr. and" Mrs. Thomas Behtnatl Arthur Qeraard of Metuchen, with work in the auditorium was operatinp g was involved in a y . ' Betty Koplin with 179. rtrret, ften!-i den) Iff -Hat-aBd-HJBi.-tec* WertfWH, . gymnasium of Lincoln School ex- collision with a car on the Gar David Murray Insurance won Men-Saturday the. brokers. ilwarth. and Joseph Mulford, cousin pected .-to be -finished this week, Kntrrcd an st^ennd clusn m^il matter at State Parkway in Clark last Wed- GARWOOD — Miss Miriam three games, and Joyce's, P and" S GARWOOD—Men of the Gar- At its present address for more the bride, both of Kenilworth. CRANFORD, the Poa( OHicc at Granford, N. J. M leaving only the sanding and var- nesday night. ' ' . and B and B Liquor Store each wood Presbyterian Church have _ , Seiler, dati£hte,r of 'Mr. and Mrs. than 50 years* the Beckley Comp- ' Mrs: Wheat attended Jonatharf nishing of the' new gymnasium of Miss Dolores Dering. 21, Michael Seiler "of. Linden,, and Won two. .. • ' been invited to attend a "painting any has 80 employes engaged in CalvinWheat, Dayton ' Regional High School. floor to be done, it .was reported Woodbridge, who was riding with Arthur A. Massa, • son of^ Mrs. High individual team games bee" at the church this Saturday. perforating work on metals and by. Superintendent., of Schools Springfield, and until recently WaJ the Garwood man,, was reported -Felix Massa of'337 Pine avenue were "rolled by Hey man's with 615 Outer trim of the building is to plastics. " employed by Childhood Interests, [ Aid Squad Planning Start This Month TalluFirst Receipts in Local Fund Drive Lewis F. Laird. • JuneS.Rego ( as still in' critical condition at the and.the late Mr. Massa, were mar- and Joyce's with 607. . be painted, with the work sched- Roselle Park. -Mr. Wheat attende^-l Civic Unit Expects A-n open house to permit towns- hospital yesterday. Both suffered ried at" 4 p.m. Sunday in St." Eliza- uled to start at 9:30 a.m. Fred —ijeopleto yiew-the-completcdr pr Wed at Chapel Fort Smith (Ark.) High School I r head injuries.— '— beth's thurch,"Xinden. Cowell, president of the board of lions-Sponsored and served four years in the :.'':,33 jccts has been tentatively set for According .to state police, the trustees, is in charge of the pro- KENILWORTH — Kenilworth Escorted, by her father, the bride Investiture Set ,Army. .He *» employed by the MembersCentennia of the'Cranford First l Avenue Headquarters the nigflt of October 15. ThisorigT motorcycle crashed into the rear ject. • " Gospel Chapel was the. setting ftf the" Cranforrf First u/nc Wi'i-**y-':t)3t-Georg'e» •CHilbert , fire headquarter• s pending ll had her sister, Mrs. John Harri- v Cub Pack Gets Borough of Kenilworth. J Aid Squad have voted approval Organise Soon inaTly had been scheduled for of .a... .car operated by Joseph J. Saturday afternoon for the wed- commander of4hc post, and John tioh of the squad's headquaj; son, as matron of honor. Joseph "God So Loyed the World" will ,'•* The couple*»wiil reside at 240 October I. . '• . . Cimaglia, 27, of Iselin, while-both For Scout Troop be the topic"of the Rev. Eric. Si ding of Miss' June. Susan Rego, I of plans for their headquarters Fagan, junior / yice-comman'ier building. With seven local'organizations having voted to join the'joint Bjgnaccorso of Garwood Was best North Twelfth street upon^iheir ."• Also postponed as a result"of veiiicles were traveling south. GARWOOD—Investiture cere- Tougher, .pastor, as World Wide NewCharter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James dance corn- Police Chief WilliamA^Fischer, Civic "Committct: for Encouraging Candidates for the Board of an. return from a motor trip to Great be erected on town- the delay were a reception . for monies, a troop roll call and in- Communion Sunday is observed GARWOOD—The' new charter V. Bego of 240 North Twelfth 1 a .-guest at "the meejjrigj , told the Education and'at least four more"expected to take action within the „ teachers and Board of Education A reception was held for rela- of Cub Scout Pack 75 was pre?- street, and Cafyhi J. WJieat of 211 Bend," Kans. ^ .." st,ij)-ownod. property on Centen- Squad Capt. H^rry P. Page an- spection will be held^for Boy at the 11 .a.m. service SUnday. q men' he, was next-wcukiUtf-.JB-days,-it.i!»-ia.nU.eipiittid-..Uiat'the...ncW',group-vAMilli.holdv.- J -tives-arKlfriendst atPribila's,> Lin- s ^mch, inleres ~ ~ "mefnijcrs-planned 'by-the-'Pafent- T Scout "Troop 75, "sponsored "by" JKe' ented'to" Warren-; J. Btens. Worth"EIeventh street, son of Mrs. rtvenufeat North-avenuer eastr tioTincedPd ^ J.R.Scakadonna den/ There will be classes for all ages, itTthe'squad's fccess and discuss- its organization meeting late this month or early in November. ' Tcachcr Association for Septem- Lion? Club, in Washington School institutional representative of the Peter Ely of Great, Bend, Kans., AMoa Bnrt have authorized Victor D. has been completely - overhauled, Following a wedding, trip to including adults, as.Sunday School ed cooperajjbn between the First .Organizations which have -be- . ber 23 and now to be held October next Monday night.' Garwood I->«»»«• Club. ' by Brace and the late William Wheat. "Amerlcuu should walk ia,« Shaheen", squad president, to have installation of new- Weds RoselleGirl Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Massa will meets at 9:45 a.m.', Westminster Aid Squdy, the .Police Depart- come, affiliated with ' the Joint 14, and the after-school program The program will be under di- Fellowship- meeting at 6:30 pro.Kimball of Westfield. district John Smart of Plainfield offi- •at leu." And thus regain the wan. GARWOOD — Miss Jean Mary make their home at 618 Ziegler final ^ilans drawn for filing wi ment^afid local physicians. { Civic Committee and' namied their sponsored by the Recreation Com- rection of Bruce Kimball of West-. will be led \by James Wert "commissioner' of * * the Watchungciated. A reception followed in derful physical condition of tho*» Valenti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. avenue. Linden. Building Inspector Fred J. Deller, rpnorary membership.was vot- Candidates ' .mittee, which finally got under field, district commissioner of Monthly meeting of the board of Councfl, at a pack meeting the church halL days 'of hardihlp, when fii uA housed in. Dbmanitius' Garage oh delegates include the Rotary Club, John Valenti of Roselle, and Jos- The bride attended Edison Vo- meat Wf rattantA* "'• ' \..'. •• ,- for Dudley' W. Robinson, whb . _way on_ r.a__temporary basis in -Watchung .Council, Boy-Scouts, of last 'week to_ Washingtoh n SchooL The bride was escorted by her with tho hope that "construction North avenue, cast, is availa Junior Service League,. Cplony eph R7T Scalzadonna,~son of Mrv cational "and" Technical'". School;1 trustees will be held at' B: 30 pjn. resigned on moving to Hplmdel. classrooms this week. ' ' 0 —•• America,.and Scoutmaster Warren Monday, and Junior'Choir prac- A record of «-ww>itm»nt of may get under way this month when the new ambulance- Qlub, Village Improvement Asso- and Mrs. Salvatore. Scalzadonna Elizabeth. She is employed by The meeting was opened by NightSlated I2Ef The renovation projects, origin- J. Binns, Jr., assisted by the troop tice will be held at 3:30 p.m. that boys was reported by Cubmaster This action was taken at a reg- use, standing by at President Shaheen, who later ciation, Taxpayers' Association, of 902 Center street, were married the Flange Manufacturing Comp- Fred McCarricki; ally scheduled for completion be- l committee,, of. , which Herbert day under direction of Mrs.' W. tions or turned the chair over to Vice- at' a nuptial mass Saturday at 9 any, Linden. . U1;(1- meeting of the squad in the t JLiadies' Auxiliary to Capt. N.. R. fore the start of the nftw school Werthwein is.chairman. . Joseph Choborda. Introduced at the meeting were Just ihe^- The new ambulanccis housed, at President Cooper. .. ' •.•••' For Thursday a;m, in the Church of St. Anne. Mr. Massa .attended Garwood 1 jnvetini! room of; the Coach and •Fiske Post, 335, VFW, and Cran- term, included'installation of new Committee appointments' ^ the On Tuesday, -women of the Assistant Cubmaster .Arthur Annual "candidates night''- °t"f j \,;:,7lj • oil heating equipment for Frank- The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M. Walsh, public schools and Jonathan Day- new season have been announced Walshe and the following den Four Restaurant Monday 'night. or( xst, 212, American Legion. pastor,' officiated. "• ton Regional High School, Spring- church will, attend the semi-an- the Village Improvement Associa- lin and Lincoln Schools, and lay- as follows: nual Presbyterial at the Third thers: Mrs. McCarrick. Mrs. Fred- The squad had been considering The new organization will be Mrs. Douglas Albert, cousin of field. He served 24 months in the tion will be held October 14 at 8 composed of representatives of ing of a new gymnasium-floor and . Finance, Arthur Walshe; quart- Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth; erick Davey, Mrs. John . an • alternate suggestion for loca- CMerSays Juvenile Curfew installation of new lighting equip- the bride, was matron of honor, Army, part of the time in Korea. Mrs. Dorothy Reimer, Mrs. Louis BEST BUYS p.m. in the Municipal Building. non-political, non-sectarian; non- ermaster, Richard Ziiik; camping the Lydia Guild will meet at 1 ""libirof-its. headquarters on towiv- ment in the auditorium of Lincoln and John E: Ulaky was best man. He is employed by the Sweeney and institutional' representative, Martel, Mrs. Harold Seaman, Mrs. sectional and non-professional Construction Company of Scotch p.m. at the home of Mrs. Oliver Final plans for the program School. After a motor trip through New Mr. Binns; cabin maintenance at W. Davis, 263 Hazel avenue, and Joseph Leonard and Mrs. Pmalme J ship property on Springfield ave- Not Needed in CranfordNow groups. having broad interests in England, the couple will reside at Plains. were formulated by the Civics Under additional contracts let Camp. Lion, Joseph Most; trailer, the monthly meeting of .Sunday Cyphers...... _,._.__,_ • l-h.ue between North, avenue, ,C6Vnmentin£ on curfew ordinances in neighboiing communiUes matters concerning Cranford and by the.Board of Education this the Center street address. Both Department of the VIA' at a meet- will endeavor to encourage quali- Fred McCarrick; advancement, Schoolteachers and officers will The following new cubs were and North Union avenue, hut fin- ,.'-. ;:^l , • month, work was started this week are employed by the Watson-Still- WATER SOFTENERS and questions in this connection raised by some local residents. ing Monday at the home of Mrs GARWOOD SOCIALS Charles Mercer; transportation, be held in the church at 8 p.m. inducted: Thomas' Benson. Jeffrey ally decided to go aheaxKwith the fied candidates to ruh for election on plastering in the Lincoln School man Company* Ros.ellc. Police Chief William A. Fischer today issued a statement in which J. C. Kline, 5 Blake avenue. to the Board of Education. The, Mrs. Rose Brown of 183 Hick- Michael Lesko," and members. The Ladies' Aid Society will Mousted, Brian Kelleber. Joseph audit.oriurn, painting of outside 24,000 Grain Softener original plan to erecfihe building he declares he feels conditions in' Cranford at this time do not local committee is patterned after ory avenue, Mrs. Grace Sachsel of Walter Noyes and Benjamin Froat. sponsor a breakfast at the home Orlando, Jack Falzone. Karl Dow- The department announced that trim on Lincoln and Franklin on the CentenniaTavenue plot. warrant the establishment of a curfew for juveniles. 325 Third avenue, Mrs. Tillie of Mrs. J. W. Snyder, Lambert's hie, Robert Leonard. Gordon Cy- similar groups._ln Westtleld and Schools and repairing of windows Le»ion Bike Safely , with automatic dock. invitations have been sent to all Spata of 617 Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Mill road, Westfield, from 9:30 to phers, Donald TWafHni igaii^ Ed- President Shaheen was author- Fallowing is Chjef Fischer's Glen Ridge which have functioned in the shop at the latter school. candidates on the Cranford ballot Program This Saturday Stephanie Norkunas of 608 Spruce Willsey Resigns 11 a.m. on Wednesday, and the ward Konopack. John. Wanat. ized to execute the lease which statement: efficiently and effectively for many The delay in .the summer pro- Leaving Cranford Each candidate will be allowed -^.va'» GAR WOOD—Both children and avenue and Mrs. Nicholas LeBue Women's Prayer Circle will meet Gregory Aklan. Gregory Maggs the township has offered the squad years. ' • ' gram was caused by late delivery. only $127.00 delivered 1 "Some of our neighboring towns adults are invited to take their bi- of Third avenue will attend a con- at the church at 10 aJn. Mid- and Richard Joyce. ' on>hp fatter plot. - •" : five minutes to speak and no sub- E.ich participating organization Of some materials and equipment As Health Officer in Union County recently have cycles to police headquarters Sat- vention of New Jersey Democratic week prayer service will be held It was announced that Herbert approved plans, drawn up stitutes will be permitted. will have two delegates, one of in connection "with the new heat- KENILWORTH — William J. Werthwein will be in charge of ' for the squad by Architect Joseph passed ordinances instituting an ' ' ' ' ... •.''•'• • —Photo by A. Q. Voficl urday morning to have safety r.e- women in Atlantic City on Satur- at 8-p.m.•:."..• ' , " ''* NQ DOWN PAYMENT Mrs. Kline will preside at the which will' be a senior and one a ing system for the. two schools, Willsey of Cran'ford submitted.,nis an 11-member Webelos unit for | Allan, Jr., of Elizabeth, call for evening curfew for juveniles Initial receipts in the Cranford United Fund Campaign arc shown being counted .at report flector tape applied in a program day. They will attend a luncheon resignation as health officer at a Senior Choir rehearsal will be junior 'member. Each delegate '•' which held 'up other phases' of ; $6.40 Per Month % headquarters in the Shaheen Agehcy, 15 North a venue,, east. Contributions, totaling $376.50 were meeting and Mrs. Harold E. Young sponsored by Garwood Memorial and cocktail party at which Gov- conducted by Donald M. Snyder, third-year cubs between 10j4 and erection ' of ' a, one-story cinder which has led me to consider may serve, one year as, a junior . the work. Still awaited this week. meeting Of the Board of Health 11 years old which was fanned to block structure which would house turned in at the first report meeting "Monday higntl Goal of the drive, which will continue through will be timekeeper. Mrs. James Post 317, American Legion. ernor Robert Meyner will be the last Wednesday evening. organist and choir director, at 8 whether we should have a cur- member and one year as a senior was x>ne part for a unit ventilator "prepare boys for scouting. the squad's two ambulances and October 18, is $20,000. At work, left to right, a re: William* R. Duncan, a member of the treasurer's.s P. Duffy and Mrs. Charles Red- 1 The project will be. conducted guest of honor. Mr. Willsey has served in the o'clock tonight - ' few for our juveniles here' in member and no delegate may be""" • in the Lincoln'School auditorium. Members of the troop commit- |, have an assembly, meeting rooms, committee;.Nelson M. Lightcap, treasurer, and Harry- T. Sutherlin, executive chairman. > ' from 9 a.m. to noon under the di- The Misses Jean and Adriana post for many years on a part- Cranford or not. den will be hostesses. reflected for a period of at least tee are:' Richard Zink, chairman; •fully equipped first aid room, two rection of Commander Edward S. Beaver of "139 • Spruce avenue time basis. He asked that the The department announced that three years^. Beckley Company Buys Mr. Werthwein. Louis MarteL lavatories, a kitchen and. storage "After much study and consid- Tripka. • • spent the week-end in Lennox,' resignation be effective tomorrow. invitations also have been sent to The two principal committees of St. Paul's Plans Cornelius Comeliss. Frederick Da- space. eration of the so-called juvenile Plans are being made by the Mass. The Cranford man suffered a Former Zenith Building all local clubs and organizations the Joint Civic Committee will vey, Thomas Kelleher and Mr_ . Members of the squad will do problem in Cranford, I find that Mayor Backs Regular Reports Requested post for a waste paper collection Mr. and Mrs. Roger Todd, Jr., fracture of the leg in a fall in the GARWOOD—The Beckley Per- our record of juvenile offenses is to attend the annual open house, be the screening committee, and Special Services throughout the borough starting and Mrs. Charles-Shooaznilb. as much of the construction work which is.open K> the' public. ; and son, Michael, of. Beverly, are Mountainside {Borough Hall nine forating Company \)f 315 North less . than that in many other the publicity committee. The for- GARWOOD — "The Cup of as possible, Mr. Shaheen reported, The next meeting of the Civic at .10 a.m. on Sunday, October 17. guests for 10 days of Mr. Todd's months ago. i During his illness, avenue has purchased the adjoin- towns of our size and population, mer will submit names of prospec- •'••'.••(. Republican In United Fund Campaign Memory" will be the sermon topic Commander Tripka is in charge. parents of 427 Fourth avenue. the duties have been taken over ing former Zenith knitting Mill to keep the cost at' a minimum. Department will be held on Nov-tive, candidates for' the Board of of the Rev. Walter C. Pugh, Miss Eleanor Loh - which speaks we'll for our resi- » Following the usual trend of -light returns during the opening ember 1. Mrs. David A; Murray, 342 Myr- by Health Officer William P. building at 299 North avenue, it Contributions to the organiza- Education, in. writing, together pastor, as World Wide Com- dents, both as' parents and as tle avenue, is ill at "hef home with Smith of Crawford. was announced this week by Mrs. Honored at Shower tion's building.fund have reached week, a total of $376.50 was turned in Monday night at the initial with a detailed resume of each munion Sunday is observed at Social, Halloween Dance Bood citizens: Slate^Here ', • iV.;:. a virus infection.. Frances K. Gilpln of Westfield, GARWOOD—Miss Eleanor Lob. a total of $9,253.87, it was report- report mooting of workers in the Cranford United Fund Campaign candidate's qualifications and of all . St. Paul's Evangelical and Re- An application was received by "The responsibility ,of. parents . At a recent meeting of Repub- Planned liyrVFW Posit Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sugzda of .the board from Dr. Morse Shepard Beckley president. v ' •'. . daughter of,Mr. and Mrs. George ra.ca*-030t ed by Vice-President' Walter M. ai the Shaheen Agency.,''15 North avenue, cast; it was announced pertinent information with re- formed Church at the 11 a.m. Cooper, who. was in charge of the ,is to properly supervise the acti- lican campaign workers in the Torch Slaying GARWOOD — Bay Leaf Post 341. Third avenue entertained at for the position of health, officer. Mrs. Gilpin said the purchase of 351 Willow avenue was vities of thelr-ichildren, to see that municipal building, Mayor F: P. today by Harry T., Sutherlin, executive chairman. This represented spect to each candidate. The pub- service Sunday. There will be 1 | fund drive conducted by the squad licity committee, will be in charge , Sunday School classes at 9:45 a.m. 6807, Veterans of Foreign Wars, a family picnic Saturday. Among they have wholesome and guided Andersen heartily endorsed. Fin- reports from . only three* of the the 40 persons attending were in May. Goal of' the drive was of publicizing the candidates fin- Plans are being made for Lay- which is conducting a member- $10,000. activities for their leisure hours. ance Commissioner Hownrd town's 18 districts. '•'..• and Richard Checseman, 310 Reenactment ship drive this month, will hold Mrs. Fannie Sufizda and her nine I wish especially • to recommend Cowperthyvaitc and Ira D. Dorian, ally selected by all members of men's Sunday on October ' 17, at Presented .io the squad during At .thesame timer Mr. Suther- Hampton street. ™whlch-ttmB"'men~6f" the"churcrr BOcJal.^ at_.Bay _Leaf IMemoriaL children, _and__theLr__f«mUies^of to parents the importance of send- chairman of-the-Planning-Board; —Export meetings—will—be-^held _the_J_ointj Civjc. Committee.__. __._ Hall on South avenue Saturday Bayonne. Her son-in-law and ing children to the Sunday School Republican candidates for Town- •Iin7-reported~that ""Cranford "em- Roderick W. Smith, president of will conduct the services. At 2 representing proceeds .of a dance again - tonight and each Monday p.m. 'on that date, the Northern night. Leo Mazur is chairman of daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward of their denomination, as I be- ship Committee in the Novcmiher -2f ployes of the Western Electric and Thursday night during the Cranford's torch murder the Taxpayers' Association, who is Baiiba, celebrated their fifteenth held recently by Capt.' Newell the committee. R X lieve that, much character is built election. ,--^ . Company in kearny have pledged drive jrears_ago,^ an event—which at- serving as temporary chairman of Aren-of-the NewJV'ork Synodlpf —Commander—Edward Donovan- wedding anniversary. . Hodney Fiske Post 335,".Veterans in the younger or formative years the Joint Civic Committee, said Evangelical and Reformed | of Foreign Wars, at Veterans' Me- Schobl Officer The mayor declared.^that he $1,200 through the payroll deduc- tracted more metropolitan news- of childreq. paper reporters to this commun- this week that he is encouraged - Churches will meet at St. Paul's. morial Home. The presentation "I believe that it is the respon- "feels very strongly^ the need for tion pian, which will be .credited by the favorable action taken thus -fill the level-headed -^judgment, the ity than any other «vent in the .It is expected that 150 delegates sibility of every parent to do to the local fund. far by the seven local organiza- • •*: i •••• ;•' J .' Rinn Resigns experience and the courage" that Select Cast township's , history. Will be re- will attend the session, which everything within his or her power Goal of this year's drive for tions. will last until 9 p.m. •A familiar figure was gone from he finds- in Comrnissioner enacted on the television program; •4111 •'•• ".^V- io make good moral, and patriotic funds for the Welfare Associa- Referring to the statement of There wilf be a regular monthly YOU ALWAYS Subscriptions the ranks of Cranford's special Cowpcrthwaite, seeking his sec- For Benefit "Big Story," on Channel 4 ,at 9 citizens of the children in the tion, Visiting Nurse Association p.m. tomorrow. (Continued on page 6) , "meeting of the Consistory of the police officers this week as the family. ond- three-year .term on the com- When the curtain Roes up at CO. .mittee. , and Boy and Girl Scouts is $21,- The stqry_of the case jwas re- •ill --'. church ^at_8 pjn.-JCuesday. ;_._ SAVE MONEY resignation of Alfred G. Rinn be- "The responsibility of Cranford -•qgD,—The-campaign—will-continue Total 177 T~"Our financial~problems"afe""hof on Orlotx-r ;>? .-iiui ?3 for •• GARWOOD— Annual .com- renewal subscriptions. •• ' " BRING YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION TO Put^The Jump In? Jumpers? were added, with Matthew Burn- has gained; make him, along with tributions can be turned in at the The Christinas spirit would be through' the head and wrapped in School with a registration of 560, munion breakfast of.the women of ^, During the. final week of the Scheduled his modesty and integrity, both a next report night, thus relieving hard to capture in French Guiana oil-soaked - clothing, was found about 100 fewer than last year. the parish of the Church of St. BARON'S AND PROVE IT YOURSEUP contest, 14 youngsters received ett of 4 Keith Jeffries street as- •*' - The annual book sale of the valuable aid land an outstanding the burden on accounting facili- blazing beside the roadside on MM. Charles Redden, president-, Anne will be held Sunday follow- signed- to Mr. Rinn's former post with the temperature at.'104* were prizes. Leslie Longaker of 18 Cranford College Club, which pro- example." ties. , Springfield avenue, near Kenil- director, reports. ing 7:15 a.m. mass in- the church, it not for those three "philanthro- •J' Hampton road received his third •;!5: Lose Weight and Save Money and Thomas J. Eckel of 7 Pine 'vides. scholarships for girls grad- The following have been named pists," Joseph, Jules and Alfred. worth boulevard, early that Sun- Courses In bridge and social —ut-whieh-tlme-tho-womcnr-wlll-rc- prize during the past week, while Mayor Andersen, said Cranford street beginning his. duties as an uating from Cranford High School, to serve on the auditing committee They by rather' devious and un- day morning by James Boyle, a dancing again are the most popu- ceivc Holy Communion in a body. 50 John Fedorkp-of 1 Omaha drive is fortunate i.rr having as a candi- -wJlL-bpen-on—October—20-in-thc hoadcd-by-Char,les-Roberts:.-Rob<:'rt- orthodox~means "contrive" to~make driver-of—a—Ward^Baking ~ truck" lar. The beginning bridge class The Rev. William J. Halliwell, EDCC W- VALUE CDCC 10.98 earned two prizes during the final additional ollicer; '-.——•— date— for—Township"Committcc~a w\ Township Rooms. The sale will man so well versed in zoning law J. Stoccklein, 9 Algonquin drive; Christina.-; for the Ducotel family from Bloomfleld. / attracted 42 perspns and the ad- - professor of classical languages at Capt. Lester W: Powell, in seven days. Joseph. Lobl of 304 continue daily Wednesday through Delano Ives, ~D Spring Garden Sgt. Patrick Martin . and Pa- vanccd 29. Registrations in the Scton Hall tlniversity. South Or- NlCC 30-DAY SUPPLY rntt charge of the school crossing de- and theory as Mr. Dorian. 'New a very memorable one. Elm street." received his seqpnd Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and street, and William Pendry; 103 trolman , Louis Atwood of the social dancing classes were as. fol- ange, will be the guest speaker. y tail, reported that Officer Eckel Jersey, the mayor continued, is Joseph, witty and endearing, is tcith Purchase of 10-Day Supply Who started, the biggest fashion rage since sweaters- prize, . * ' ' .... •./•. • ' . on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Cranford police were called to Ihe lows: I, 38; II, 33; and III, 10. The breakfast will be served by has been assigned to the crossing faced with a new zoning statute Spring Garden street. played by Allan Whitney who has Other prize winners included: Donations of books have been scene and immediately extinguish- the men of the parish under the and-skirts? You did! Quick to spot the many 1 at North Union and Springfield and.proposals for its change which Assisting Nelson -M.- Lightcap, given n«t only many Because of insufficient registra- Sandy McPherspn.509 Casino ave- received from many townspeople ed the flames and started the pre- direction -of John Malko. avenues temporarily supervised by number so many that it becomes treasurer, in counting and check- performances as an ac.tor in Cran- tions, five courses have been CAL0METR1C - *3.50 lives of a jumper, you went: all out for fashion's nue; Douglas Garber, 112 Oak as wel| as members of the club. liminary investigation of ,:ono of Officer. August -BOhman, while difficult to keep abreast of them ing are: W.' R. JJunean, Jr., 6»9 ford. .Rttscljc and the Foot Hills dropped," Mrs. Redden reported. lane; Jirrfmy Walsh; 1 Wade ave- Since the dub collects books dur- the most horrible crimes to startle clever idea the minute it was born. Officer Bohman has been returned • 'Mr. Dorian Is vigorous and GlGallowl s Hill roadd; C. C. GoodGd- Playhousey , but is also well known They are: A look at our commun- Postponed Again nue; David Qrth, 22 Locust drive; ing the year for sale each fall, the citizens of Cranford. to his previous' post at North thoroughly cojnpctent and will fellow, Jr., 403 Claremont place; in this area as a dlrccto'rt '"'jr'— ity, excursions in astronomy, scin. GAUWOOD — A meeting of 98e Here, two from our great collection Fred Ward, 50$ ^Casino'avenue; donations are always desired. Ar- •'Chief James E. Hennessey re- Union avenue and . Alden street. \ (Continued on pace ~6) John E.' Allen, 723 Willow street. John Oathout. who will be 're- ence for everyone and sculpture. the Garwood Parent-Teacher As- Save $1.00 . —both tiny-priced corduroys! Left: David Cowperthwaife, 7 Cherokee rangements for the.. collection of ported, after examination by. the Registrations in other courses sociation which was to have'boen Tn. 28'Mtejsee Srive; and Alan means chairman in charge of the proximately 40 years old. No'oth- improve your golf, 38; investing.in the school. The meetingfris, now moss, purple, black. %rl. 11.4 Ne«th.ajjenue,.qarwood. added. • . comer to Crjinford, Alan Butler s book sale, is assisted by Mrs. War- plays tho part of the impetuous er definite clues were, established. securities, 19; labor-management slated for Thursday, October 14. , "• • • Sizes 7 to 15, A t (Star of'191 youngsters, re- • Former Officer Rinn, whose rington, Mrs. Bruce Gillespie, Mrs. "Reporters from metropolitan relations in our present economy, at 8:15 p.m. • ceived prizes during the.siarweeks' wife, -Hannah, died July 28, has' At College Club Meeting • and handsome Alfred. 5-1.95 Roland Graham, Mrs. Roy Tipton, ". Dr. Mason W. Gross, provost and professor of philosophy . Since even angels need help in newspapers crowded the town and 19; law for everyday'use, 29; mod- drive. •.. ' V< ••• •*-.. . ' sold the home at 225 Arbor street 55 Mrs. Edmund W. Morris, and Mrs. their good deeds, Joseph, Jules and set "\jp wireless headquarters in ern medicine, 23; painting and which, he purchased on coming at Rutgers University, will be the guest speaker at -the initial W, T. Eppler, and large commit- {'Continued on page, 6) the police station. Fake 'extra* drawing, 18. Fresh Shipment JUNIOR DRESSES. SECOND FLOOR to Hold Service !q Cranford. in 1941 "and plans.io, tees. ,^ ',".. meeting of the year of the Crdnford College Club to be held on editions were put out us rumors Also, pianoranging 1 and. II. 17; go to Florida as soon as the closing "Many of.the CoUege_Club.mem-- Monday—at ,8?15 p.m. nt th** Virvi Prcrfnn Phtir«-b His" t"pi«- attracted the journalists, but local photography, 14; reducing and Deceased Members - ('Continued on jtage 6) bers plan to display floral arrange- will be "You and Your State University." police and county and state offi- modern gymnastics for women, 22; ormnnl wmmorlfll fiprv^rf* In- -ments-durlng-the-book-Bale. — —As-proVost—Dr.—Gross—is—in—B-^=*=^;- Columbus Day eiuls werc-baffled-by-the-crinie.-BS pg A • of deceased, members of position equivalent to that o| University Provost the shqpting could- have taken *Mi (1 v vice-president. He has held this slons, 13; stgnography refresher. >< Cranford Police Department Eligible Voter Closings Listed place anywhere and the body 10; typing for personal use, 19; up- CHOCOLATES JOY will be held at St Michael's Fire Prevention Week post since rJuly 1049. .His chief Local banks, municipal offices brought to the spot for destroying. 23c responsibility Hes in the area of holstering, 10; woodworking and Just Arrived I Church on November 11, It was Total Increases Inspections Conducted and the Public Library will be The Citizen and Chronicle gave wood finishing, 14 and world poli- internal • administration, and he -closed all i|> officials will be invited to ber 2 than at last year's General factories. announced. announced its endorsement of, Gus he law course Tuesday evening Election. . . " assistant in philosophy at Har- The regularly scheduled Cohen, independent candidate for j •va Fire drills In the schools were vard University from 1936 to 1938. will bu Magistrate Charles J.' Stey- TISSUES r v i) -TAltwOOD — Postmaster John 500 new voters since the first of Garwood, on Thursday evenjng. dent of the New Jersey 'Society lie schools and Union Junior Howard Cowperthwaite, incum- Westtleld and Oliver Billings of 34 EASTMAN STREET CRANFORD 1 Ducan reported today that'the the year, 'including about 75 on October 28, it was announced this for Crippled Children und Adults DR. MASOX W. GttOSS College will hold cl;iSSc-s us us- bent, and Ira Dorian, Republicans. CorivAent. Kenneth Ivcrsen, di- r<1«. white ond blue truck deUv- the final evening. week by Henry A.' Klubensplcs, and as chairman of the New Jcr.- ual, but St. Michael's School. rector . of guidance at the junior (Opp. Cranford Theatre) 1 to ''Our greatest need;" Mr. Eggcrs ^f*-'* the Garwood Post Office 'Civilians who are registered vo- chairman. Wives of members have sey State .Mediation Board since program and will introduce the KeniKvnrlh public schools and said, "is for responsive and honest college, reports the students were T«L CRanford 64100 M'xtorday is the first one of the ters and who will not be In New been .invited this year and there December of 1951..'' ^ speaker. Hospitality will he un- Jonathan Dayton Regional Hi.'ih. urged to take advantage of the l< representation. Mr. Cohen's can- ' v type to be put into service in Jersey on Election Day can re- will be music for dancing follow- Mrs. Paul Selby, education der . the ' chairmanship of Mrs. School. Springlield.' will be didacy is based on the pledge to class. He said there was a fine»te» ^CRanford bOOdO (Store Also in Westfield) FASHION CENTRE,. ELIZABETH .. .Open Thursday Nights 'til 9 «io county. (Continucd on page 6) ing the dinner. - chairman, will be In charge of the Burton C. Belden.. cloied for.the holiday. fill that need." spouse to the request. ££& I M. i'. •
