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Sticond Clans Pontage I'ulii IBlu /ENTY-THIRD YEAR—No. 21 ut Wi'strk-ld, N. J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 19G3 Kvi-ry Tlmrtiday 30 Pairovide the following changes and pr«ident of the YMCA, with Dr. Robert L. Foos e, principal of the high school, looking on. Dr. court Jan. 30 will be given an op- driving west in W. South Ave. vice chairman, and Mrs. Dorothy additions: Erection of a two-story Edward G. Bourns was mailer of ceremonies, and Mrs. Harold Si Jensen, president ot the YWCA, portunity to enter pleas of guilty Resigns lo Take about 26 miles an hour when the L. Worth, secretary. lunch school building running alto participated in the ribbon cutting. or not guilty. Mr. Click said. Over Ran Post victim ran In front of his cnr. Holf renamed committee licada 'roni the church's parish house to Trial dates will be fixed for The driver said he applied his Westminster Hall; alteration of those who plead not guilty. S follows: Master plan, George ft. Pooch Permits! MOUNTAINSIDE — Orlin E. brakes but was unable to avoid Smith; subdivision, town engineer ;hu present parish house; construc- The court will sentence or fix Johnson, president of the Hoard the accident. tion of enlarged choir facilities un- New YM Swimming Pool dates for sentencing for those who Lindsay M. Collins; schools, Chas, The deadline for purchai- of Education, has been chosen to Sgt. Paul Wentlnmlt investi- P. Bailey; numidjitil facilities, ler the church and enlargement of ing 1963 dog license! ii Jan. plead guilty. replace Kugene F. Kau »K mayor. gated, assisted by Patrolmen the church sanctuary. The assistant prosecutor said Councilman A. Turnoy Savage; 31. All doyi from seven Mr. Him resigned a week ago be- Klllot Keogan and William Hoeben. truffle and playgrounds, Alfred Construction work is expected months old must have license* the law provides penalties of fines, cause of ill health. Mrs, Hrown was a charter mem- Ppened For Limited Use jail sentences, or both, for poi- Linden Jr., and iule3 and rezoiiing, to begin this fall and probably will and they may be obtained The choice of Mr. Johnson was ber of St. Luke's AME Zion John T. McCoy. be completed in 18 months, ac- The new YMCA-YWCA swimming pool was opened for limited from the Town Clerk's office sons convicted of criminal con- Church, BOO Downer St., and sang last week and will continue on that basis for the next few tempt. announced by Borough Council Mayor Burr A. Towl Jr. also is cording to Robert It. Mulrcany, in the Municipal Building. Tuesday night. in Its Senior Choir. general chairman of the capital $ks pending completion of all the work necessary to make the These licenses must be ap- The case developed when a A resident of Westfield for a member of the board. sjlity fully operative, according to William E. Burbank, chairman state audit showed altered traffic Mr. Johnson, vice, president in fund campaign, Mr. Mulreany ex- plied for in person. They can- more than B0 yenrs, she is sur- After public hearing, the board plained further that the project the Y building committee. Edward C. Ewen, general secretary of not be mailed. Early atten- tickets in the Westfield Municipal charge of manufacturing of Bris- vived by a son, William S. Hrown tabled nn application of Alfred K. ' YWCA, said the pool was of- Court. tol-Myers Co.'s Products Division, iii the first phase In a long-range tion to the above will save of 20 VL- Cedar Brook Ave., South lludell for subdivision of a tract planning program which will in- j>lly christened for some Y ac- Clark Sees Record Year waiting in line. Judge Gerofsky was assigned Hillside, lives at 1031 Sunny Slope l'lninfield. in Fourth Ave. into U building Vl Thursday when Lucimln Dr. anil has been a resident since clude, at a later date, construction last summer by Chief Justice Jo- The funeral will be from the lots. of a second education building for hrone, Patricia McGinnis, Mar- In Real Estate Sales seph Wcintraub to review state- 1902. Plinton Funeral Home, 411 W. f Kalbacher, Hnrvey Gerhert An application submitted by An- the oliler young people. ments and evidence pertaining to lie is a Kepuulicnu, an are all Broad St., with a service tomorrow thony and Rossiniondn Vitalc of 20(i tnd Kurt Kaufman simultaneous- William A, Clark, president $2,800 Scholarship the ticket-fixing case. members »f the governing body. Thu church has a membership Westfield Board of Realtors, today ut 1 p.m. in St. uiilie'ii Church. In- Springfield Ave. WUH denied. They ly jumped into the water to repre- Judge Cierofsky was instructed It was announced Borough terment will lie in Kr.mklin Me- of more thnn 1,600 and has not sent nil Y members in an imiugu- predicted that urou real estate sought subdivision of a lot in the expanded physically since the ccn- to review information obtained by Council will have a special meet- morial Park, rear of their residence into two x»l swim. sales would reach record highs in Again Offered By Union County Prosecutor II. ing at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday to accept tury-iild main edifice won enlarged 9fi3. lots for Bale U) thu Cranford Swim 12 years ago. 1'lans for enlarge- Cindy Chrone is a member of Douglas Stine. during the originul Mayor Rail's resignation and make Club. the YWCA instructional swim "Sales volume in the coming College Women (Continued on page 2) official the uppointment of Mr. ment of the facilities began in 1956 Pat McGinnis and Mar- year," Mr. Clark said, "'will reflect Johnson. Bus Driver Fined The board ruled the proposed use and ucceloratcd two yiMirs ago with Kalbacher are members of the recejjt revival in atock mar- The College Woman's Club of Mr. Johnson'a resignation from by the club is nonresiclenlial und the formation of a central build- Dolphins synchronized awim ket prices and an aggressive econ- Weatfield will again offer a $2,800 tho school board was effective that thu proposed tract would be ing committee, with Lynn B. Tip- Harvey Gerber reprcaent- omy may bo further strengthened scholarship to a qualified girl grad- Y Ladies Day Out Tuesday night when he .submitted For Smoking In landlocked. son as chairman. ichthe Y swim teams and Kurt by a reduction in federal income uating in June from Westfield it nt tt meeting of that body In Approval wiis voted an applica- In other action, the congrega- "Kdufmun, captain of the Wcst- taxes. Lending institutions are ex- High School. Applications are Signup Tuesday; Dcerftold School. School Vehicle tion submitted by Robert V. Snev- tion approved a total 10(11! budget nptd High School swim team, rep- pecting the flow of mortgage money available In the school guidance of- He will fill the reinaininK year ily of 1!I5 Elm St., attorney for of $.12G,:i78. Of this amount, ?157,- reJented that group. The high to be favorable," he continued, fice and must be filled out ond re- of Mayor Kau's two-year term. Herman W. Coblo of 750 Webster the Kirk Construction Co., Inc. 931* is allocated for operating ex- school swim team followed the in- "and it is the general expectation turned to the scholarship chair- To Begin Feb. 4 Mr. Johnson's term on this PI., charged with Hinoking while The applicant obtained approval penses, If 157,0,19 for non-operating augural dip with its first swim that the board territory of West- man, Mrs. J. P. Haworth, on or school board expires next month. seated in a school bus which caught to subdivide a 1.7 acre tract in a items, $.'1,000 for capital items, and practice. field, Mountainside, Scotch Plains before March 1. Registration for the Ladies Day He served almost six yours and fire Nov. 27 in front of Holy Trin- residential area oil' Lamberts Mill $7,1)00 for the church's fraternal and Fanwood will attract increas- Friday the Westfield High Applicants will be judged on the Out program will be held Tues- was named president last Feb- ity Grammar School, was fined $30 ltd. into nine building lots. The worker program. The 1U63 totals ing numbers of .residential buyers day from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ruary, lie had announced he would in Munidjial Court Tuesday night approval is wubjoct to completion duplicate those of the '(12 budget. JJohool swim team held its first in 1903." basis of scholarship, financial need, Switn meet in the new pool against character and leadership. Only nt the YWCA. Classes will start not be a candidate for re-election on a disorderly persons charge. of improvements .shown on tho plan Arch-rival Pingry, and was vic- girls who have attended Westfield Feb. 4. to the board. Mr. Coble, driver of the bus, :if the applicant, including streets, torious, 61-34. A crowd of 500 High School for more than one On the recreational side, the es- (Continued on page 2) pleaded guilty in a hearing iKsfore. curbs, sanitary sewers, aklewalks, Dr. Byrd Elected Witnessed the meet, and was 144 Query Aides year are eligible. Additional one- tablished favorites will continue Mngintrnto William M. Heard. liven iiml planting in the proposed (rested to a view of the now pool. year grants will be awarded also. from the fall session into spring; UF Fund Donors Invited Four firemen were burned, two street, Kirkview Cir. tool side ceremonies were held Financial 4)id to worthy utudents Bridge 1 (continued) under the of tliiim seriously, in a gasoline ex- Center President to open the formal program use In Tax Plaints has been offered by tho club for tutelage of Mrs. L. W. Anderson. To Attend Meeting plosion that occurred a.s they were of the pool. Dr. Edward G. Bourns, over -10 years—increasing from the Mrs. Donuld Kouillard carrier on Of Board Tonight trying to light their way into the Board Approves Dr. James .1. Ilyril was elected tyl of the Y fund drive, Approximately Ml property own- first four-year award in May 1921 with Bridge II. For those "in the ilamiiig vehicle. president of the, Westfield Com- vi'd us master of ceremonies. ers appeared at the Municipal of $liOO a year to the present total know" bridge wise, there's Dupli- All persons who contributed to The firemen thought pupils were munity Center Association at tho Harold Jensen, president of Building Friday and Saturday last scholarship of $2800, which is giv- cate Bridge, taught by Mrs. Eu- the 10(12 United F""d ••ii-"••""• trapped in the bus, but the cliil- School Budget annual meeting of adult members. he.YWCA; II. Emerson Thomas, week to meet with representatives en in semester, trimester, or quar- gene Hort and "Bridge For Fun" nre invited to attend tht: annual li en escaped before lire crew/, ar- Also elected were: Karl Wright, president of the YMCA, and Dr. of Associated Surveys on the new ter payments, depending on the col- for those who wish to practice the meeting of tin; ho.ud m ui.. i..^ rived. MOUNTAINSIDE — The. Hoard vice, president; W. llollis Plinton, (Continued on page 3) "fair market value" placed on lege schedule sf, tho recipient. Ad- art, co-ordinated by Mrs. J. J. Laf- of the United Fund of Westfield, Kiri'iiii'ii said gasoline, which had of Education adopted its new vice president; Louis Vogler, treus- their homes. ditional one-year grants are given fan. Inc., tonight at K p.m. ill the coun- leaked «iiH formed a puddle under budget of $H8t;,lt;o, an increase f-.r and James Dello-IUiaso, sec- During Friday's evening hours whenever funds are available. Over That old spring favorite "Golf" cil rliambiiis of the Municipal the parked vehicle, apparently was of $211,000 from last year, after retary. Hand May Obtain 55 persons were present and on $50,000 has been given to date in will be on the agenda us soon as Iiuilding, 125 E:ist Ilroitd St. ignited by a cigarette. public hearing Tuesday night in Wewly elected members to the Saturday 89 showed up to take scholarships ami 48 girls have re- weather permits, with Ed Fainula, Principal business of the 7iieit- Robert A. Drake Jr. of .'Hill Docrficld School. board of directors were.: .Mrs. Eu- advantage of the additional hear- ceived one-year grants totalling Galloping Hill pro, holding the ing will be. tin; election of throe 'North Ave, (lurwood, was fined 1 About 10 pi'rsuns attended the gene, Harry, Ralph Jefferson and ing timo set up on instructions of over .'}15,()00. club, or clubs, as the case may IK . public members t A slate senator at the time, Domareki Painting Wins For Consignment Investment, Real er ureas limits the total budget in- ed that the }';iifsL speaker for the hQ resigned the elective post when For 10 Weeks Estate. Topics crease to ?2;i,0()(l. see.tmd animal "Ci>niniunity Might the Senate confirmed him as :i MOUNTAINSIDE — Joseph T. Provision is niade for hiring a at tho Center" will be Althea l!ib- judge, He had been a senator since Doniareki of 14S2 Von Trail was Shop Workers For the first, time the Westfield Hirers Hanover Trust Co., will full-time librarian next year, a son. This event will take place 1917 anil previously served six awarded the Kamual Shore ?500 Adult School ia presenting a tell the K'roup nf "Regular Flunk- new position. March 111. terms in the Assembly. purchase prize hist night at the The thermometer and calendar "Woman's Finance Forum" with ing Services." Judge Hand is assigned to ma- Auduhon Artiits annual exhibition may s;iy "winter," but at the Con- women prominent in their various Miss Feeley, an experienced trimonial eases in the Chancery opening. The exhibition is being signment Shop, the word i« financial fields as instructors and l-.ni!'.!: economist, formerly was as- Messersmith Heads Delegates to Peru IMvi-jion of Superior Court in New- shown at the galleries of the Na- "spring.'' Beginning 1'Vb. l.woik. with enrollment limited to women. sociated with die coiiMiincr:". divi- ark. tional Academy in New York City. ers in the shop ;ii lit! Prospect St. The course, comprising nine lec- sion of the (Jcneral Klectiic "will accept for ;;;iie only spring tures instead of the usual 10, will and later with Lever Brothers. For Inter-American S&L Conference clothing. open Feb. 11, one week later than Mif-s Li'iiniin, who began her hank- j 91 Patrols to 'Mush Over the Tundra' Furthermore, the volunteers say, other Adult School courses. Reg- iiu: career with Central Hanover Itobi.-rt S. Mcssersmifb, prerfi- eldthing mi\st Ite el'-an and in style.. istration will be by mail or in Ilank and Trust Co. in the per- | dent of Westfield Federal Savings, Even though a dre: s or suit h still person on registnitioii night, Jan. .snnal trust division, was head (if j will lead a contingent of dele.- In Annual Klondike Derby Saturday in gitod condition, if it bus seen 28, at Edison Junior High School. tlie womenV; department at. thej;rate:; tu tin- Inter-American Suv- years of :d'virv, it will not sell and Opening with two provocative I'hr/ii dllici' prior lo its merger j ings and Loan ('imfemici! opening Ninety-one sludges arc entered in the eighth annual Klondike must be refused. lectures, "Make the Most nf Your I ( with Muiiiifaitureis. in Lima, lYru Sunday. tJerhy to be held at the Luke Surprise Area of the YVutchung Reser- Selling lifiirs are ?.till Monduv Kstati;—Plan It" and "Where Three investment h.'cturo.-i are Art vice president of the Na- vation Saturday. The stnrtei's gun will be the signal to "mush over 0:30 to 11:.')U a.m. and 7 to H:;i0 There's a Will There's :i Way— Hcheduled: "IManiiiiif.' Your Fi- 1 tinnal Lcagm: of Insiireil Savin^..v the tundra" ut exactly SS:C>U ii.ni. mid the sledges pulled by Scout p.m.; Tur-day and Wednesday, Your Way," the course will deal nancial Security—Througli Invest- i As.iuriaticns, .Me:...<'isinitli will be patrols of eight boys will be on their way over the four mile course., :>:.';<) t.. ll ::*0 a.m.; Thursday, 0:!>0 iwith life insurance, budgeting, ni'-nt.-1," '4l''ai'ls und h'iirnivy," and | c«nfi'rriiu: with ^(ivrrnnii'iil and Stopped periodically at six "Ahi.-- t 11:30 a.m. and Satur- real estate, all from a wiiniiinV MRS. NANCYE B. STAUB will In; fiicri-nti'd by Miss Lillian Stales and Latin American repub- and solve knotty problems uf Index day, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pricing will point of view. Mrs. Nane.yo li- .M. (Irillin, invest incut consiiltaiit j lie. Stiiub, who will give the fust two ed Lifu Underwriters. Topic; for pleasuring height of trees, receiv- Around Town .. ;) be on Monday, !i:HO t»i 11 u.m. un>toek ifiX-j The confi-reiu'e is. being spon- ing messages in morse, code, hunt- 7 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Thursday lectures, is trust officer of the her lecture is "Life Insurance ehaiir.i; linn of .Mitchell, Ilutcbins sored by the Agency for Inteina- .ing for buried treasure, and U'i: Busincrji Directorv .,.._ 22 and Friday, :t:30 to 11 a.m. Trust Company of .Morristown ;uid from tin' Woman':; An^le.." and Co,, Inc. Sho \vill dis*;u..; the ; t.ional D^velopim/ni, tlu- Inti'i- ClitiK-h Xcv.s , ...20, 21 a p:ist president nf the National Two women well known in New i varinu rescue. The sledges, patterned af- The only <-li;.ngc made, in ^hop Ai-uociiition of Hank Women. type.; nf siTiuitic:; and A'.iieriran I'cvelopnieiil. Hank, and ter authentic Alaskan models, nrc Classified . (i, 7 regulations is that, nn customer York banking ciivlt'.s will he j inctliodr: til' judging; tiieir values, tlie National Lei]j;ue. All) and built by the Scouts and loaded so may bring more than five article;; Life insurance, speaker will be fil in;st rint.c Mi? A .Miii-v i K( i;isti'r il as a jirolt'ssional ad tli'.- Inlcr-AiiK-rk-aii I-Iank liave 12 1 they nil! weigh not less than 100 Ivliu.riaU -..Its to U priced at one time. Titi.-i Mis:; Mildred I-'. Kluiic, C.1.V, u.--C. I' lev, ruuin' id..r, I'ei-.iWinli vi.- or with tin: SKC .Miss (iriilin made available "s"ed" eapiial pounds earli. Kquipiiicnt carried Gnnlen _ -2-1 will enable :iii)ii ivur!:er,-i in :-cvve. .Mstiint secretary of the Mutual FimiiH-in! and ('nil : uai' r .^t-rviif ! !'u! Micrly was an a- iii.-illtc editnl- f'lajsi t»> Laiin Ainciii'an natinns fire items that will In: mvi-ssary to more coih-i^'iiee.^ each ilay. Benefit, Life lnMir.UK*>' Co. i-f ol" the l'ni"!i IiiiiK- ."•aviw:" •• flan!:, j 'if Kiaii'hrd and I' >r';; Corpora- t-i .'.liiiiuiale th". ciealii'ii >if tlinfl 1 Obituaries .. ; : splve tin problems jriwu to them Social (I-.1U Th" Coii.-ijriniunl S"lioji -.ti',! h:t.o Nr'ivnrk and only woman DII'K'IT O! will di: ru.-'. Idut^.'t inj;' under tin: iicii. :ini home liimiK-iniv in-iituti'>i,.-. (lie I'limpany. She \* a former l'l" • t.ille, ••1I..W I., .'••li ,-,• Yi.iir !':>>••! S|icid:-•nl:-r fiT tiitiw- linnl lv..i "Tin- ptir|"i>.- n»" ih>- l.inia niv'-l- ov tiu; "niayiu'' of' each ta'.vn. Spurts . . .L'N, 2!l a ;:V'<>'i a:-.-or!men! "I" winter jack- - Thi; Klondike Derby is sptui- ets, c.iat:., suits and s!:iiij at at- ident of the Newark Chapter oJ' check." Mi:.-. Kill); K. I.eihiaii, a:.-1 w. tli ent (all., i: Mr.-, .le.-sii! K. iiif;," Mi•: :-iTsinilli said, "iv. tu i;.ive Theaters - 2'i tractive, pirn-,:. (Continued on pauu 2) (CouliimuJ on »ni;o '») ROOtKY S. MESSERSM1TH :. (Continued on pajje, Woman's I'lIKi! \'.H'J) tl)y American Society ol Charter-' usUut tu^rctaiy oi thu -^—— '• --••• • — — -••-•—— — II. I. P*ff« 2 THE WEST FIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MNUART 17, 5963 ' lecting e nonmember, or leaving ing the needs of the community," though &£r« ^ Y Ladies Day Johnson the mayor'!; jjost vacant the r*- Mr. Johnson, he added, "has Wn»iniflg of Liquor Ordinance \ Tamburitzans'Are Coming! '• mainder of the year. been assured by all members of tjiere ^ttni (Continued fiom piW 1) I Councilman PitU-ntfer said Mr. this council that he will l'fCeive ! a d . j (Continued from pace 1) • wholelieai ted support.'' I ," , c»mpellin(r reason Upheld by Court : ; T"" I K Fiisik-r and Mis.; lisuy Iliigi-n i Announcement of the appoint- Johnson's selection was a unani- I should be in a no^t' ' j i,f the YV uini stKir. i ment wns made by Gilbert E. mous decision made "after many- In resigning from the school j sume these new duti, rittenper, council president, W'IC hours of deliberation and analyz- e3 A local ordinance rcjrulotinK ros- j j Alont' the athletic line arid con- ihas been filling Mayor Rau's job. board Mr. Johnson stated that "Al-1 ately." taurtmU' liquor licenses was up- i . tinned in ihe program from the i : Council hr.d the choice of choos- held Tuesday by Superior Court ; | fall, will lie 'Tips for Tots" fondly ing one of its own members, se- Judge 'Milton A. Keller in Kliz;i- , i di's-. I iljed .as "Waterproofing your i. First In Qualttyt beth. i ! cljil'.l" it is more Fjieciricatly a pro- i Judg* Feller denied an nppeal ; . i;i'{un of teaching you to u-;uh your ; by Mr. and 'Mrs. Jame.« Connolly, four or five yi-jr old to swim; 'Woman's' owners of Lucille^ Rostuunmt, 200 ! from within the pool, of course! Central Ave., who charged that ; Ciefilively, there i.^ a euuise in (Continued from pfitie 1) the Amended ordinance was illegal j | Oil I'aiiitinj,' wilh Mrs. H. A. By- Muni, president of Jessie R. Muni, because tiie town was not empow- : wati is and tile Oruniic Workshop Inc., Orange and Now York. An ered to create a special restaurant | ! instruciiil hy Mrs. R. J. MneDow- investment counselor for some license.. They also chared that i j'cll. Copper lCnaiilelilif.' is being of- years, Mrs. Muni in her two lec- their application's denial, bused on I fered for the firet time taught t>y tures wiJl covti' the most essen- the ordinance, violated the 14th Mis. A, I.. TUIJUS. Other new and tial data needed in analyzing the Amendment. productive hobbies being presented status of a security and will discuss times to buy, times to hold, Judj*e Feller uphold the powers are: "Chub- Caning" by Mrs. \V. G. Moran, "Flower Arranging for and times to sell. of the town authorities anil snid, Closing the forum with a t&lk "The ultimate goal nought to lie Beginners" by Mrs. W. A. Hager- baumer and Mrs. George Braun on the investment aspects of real attained by the regulation of li- estate will be Miss Nancy Rey- quor traffic is the protection of the and "Mosaic 'Tiling" by Mrs. K. (',, Tuttle. MM. H. A, Hays will again nolds, well known Westfield real- public through the promotion of tor and former president of the temperance jind prevention of the teach "Hue Uraidinjr." Mrs. T. J. Vrecland and MrsWestfiel. d Board of Kcaltors. Ac- evils which flow from the wrong- tive on local, .state and national ful use of nlcohol." Cjeorge Van Dervcn will teach a limited number "Piano 1'laying for real estate levels, Miss Reynolds He added that, as a general rule, Fun." presently is serving on committees an ordinance mint apply equally To really bo ready for spring both for the New Jersey Associa- to the same class of businesses, and feel a sense of personal pride tion and the National Association but took judicial notice that res- Mrs. A. G. Danker'* "Sewinfr" of Heal Estate Boards. NN-BUSH SHOES taurants attraft.*t women and chil- course could produce a new Kaster The speaker of the evening will dren, especially teenagers, while suit or dress to accompany a hat be introduced nt each class session taverns tio not. by your ov/n hand made in theby Miss Helen Whitcoinb, former SELECTED STYLES The ordinance as amended, re- "Millinery" class taught by West- president of the Westfield Adult quires that, to be eligible for a li- field's Mis. H. C. 'Jtorden. School Association. quor license; « restaurant must A tour to tho State House in 'have a capacity of 150 persona, ROTARY CLUB BENEFIT—Enjoying a good liorr are Du- Trenton is slatod for Monday, April 300 square f«et of dining room quetne University Tmmburitcam, Mlai Nancy Siputh and Ronald 29. Another to Hyde I'urk, Tues- •pace and no booths or bur, among Galatimki. Both wear the national dres* of the Serbian people day, March 19, and finally, Tues- other things. and will be featured in Art appearnnee at Wettfield Senior High School Friday, Jan. 2S, at 8 p.m. The event it being1 «poa*ored day, April 9 the Raster show at by the Weatfield Rotary Club for the benefit of the club'i •chol- Radio City and lunch at Lincoln arrhip fund. Ticket* are available at all local financial institutions. Center. Jan. 30 All participants in tho Ladies Dav Out projtram must be mem- (Continued from page 1) bers of tho Wc-stfleld YWCA and investigation, The judge also was Library Lists Spring Series Start nominal fees ftro charged for all directed to examine transcripts of tours and classes. Your Opportunity to Buy Quality Shoes grand jury proceedings involving the trials of Albert Pflrrmann, re- For Children's Picture Book Hour at Substantial Reductions tired Westfield police chief, and The spring Beriea of the pre- Y-Tecu College Trip Alfred M. Fromm, retired West- school picture book hour has been Bcusion lasts one-half hour. Planned in April field police sergeant. scheduled to beuin Jan. 30 at 10 Among the must popular picture EDSERTON S HO ES Mr. Qllclt represented the pros- a.m., by the ehiMrcn's department books with the fall groups were A four day tour of colic-era, Bill of the Westfield Memorial Library, "Little Old Maji" by Norton, "Ed- scheduled for the spring vacation Eihbaugh ecutor's •office, during both trials. ward and the Duxus" by Marino, Of a reported 800 tickets in- according to Mrs. Helen M. Kelly. is being planned and sponsored 4>y i "Ask Mr. Rear" by Flack, "Alex- the Y-Teens. Any junior or soph- $8-90 i volved In the original probe, the Tho aprinp series will run from ander's Animal*" by Jlobbs, about this question! grand jury Indicted Pflirmann ami Jan. 30 through May 22, with tho omore Y-Teon iutcro3tad can make AND ur "Noise In the Night" by Alexan- application. Fromm on May 2(5. 19G0. in con- exception of Feb. 20 and April der, "What Cfln You Do with I counted 34 cars collided or in nection with 26 tickets alleged to 17. Parents aro atked to register The bus will leave early Tues- SELECTED STYLES Shoo?" by DeUegnier, "Bundle the ditch on a 250 mile trip have been altered or downgraded. In person beginning Monday. Book" by Krauss, day morning, April l(i and return P6rmann was acquitted Oct. 3, Friday, April 19. Tlio trip will in- during this past icy spell. It go1 Attendanee will bo limited to 1961, by a jury on charges of mis- chido about eight colleges in West- me thinking about Collision in- Not all sizes in every style but conduct in office stemming from 50 nnd to pro-school children who Blaze Ruins Kitchen ern I'enr jylvnnia and Eastern 25 tickets Fromm WHS accused of have attained their fourth birth- Ohio. Arrangements have hvin surance. Will a $35 premiurr almost every size In some style altering. day. However, bucauso of the Oi Westfiehl Diner made for guided tours of the cam- cover my car up to its full $200f A jury acquitted Fromm Nov. popularity of this program, it is pus, and talks with representatives necessary to limit children to one A fire which started in a dcep- at the colleges value? • SHOE DEPARTMENT - MAIN FLOOR i, 1801, on 15 of 18 charges of al- Rcrlen, fall or spring. Children frv unit Saturday burned out the tering tickets. Seven of the origi- now enrolled in tho fall scries may kitchen at the White Diamond Further announcements will be nal 25 counts were dismissed by be placed on n waiting list if de- restaurant, ? Ointerhiirv ltd., ?30, drivsm; villmiit a license, MEN'S CLOTHING and $20. careless ilriviiiK". MEN'S PAJAMAS MEN'S HOSE Also, Huilolph Hunter, lli'il! Majr- Selected Group nolia Ave., Kli/.-iheth. S:»l. drivintr Selected Group Many Styles without u liien.e, $1(1, fniliuK ilin> IHl.irio. 7.1-1 Central Reduced 20% 69c. 3 for $2.00 Ave., $?.o, oli^trut'linir ti-aliie, cnui Jo;sie C. lli'ili;epi'ili. 1 171 Witlier- Kpoon Si.. U.'ihway. ^10, speedititr. 'Mayer 11. (;e-;r in flu- trinu'slcr $2.85. 2 for S5.5O projmim a* '^ Tjiiiwr-itv of Pilts- •jrri; Ucbui'fili l'.rtx, a £i"i|flintnoro i at Wht-uton ("olNfTiv. iii:.l.I.-:in Klnn- OPEN MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS Till 9 affan, r\ fio; IUIKID .:it Jackson Col- lt-ô. LnKt yo:ir tliTL-e frt'shniftn ^r;intf{ tut:iHnj.' 51,('•0, 0 wore given lo Ik'vcriy 1J uric. I•••mi State; Su- 207 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD • Sttn Schli>8ini;or, I..clîinon Valloy, AD 3-1171 B&t Bnrlurn WolIT , Wolleslvy i:32aWi?»^^ M, THteweei Trinity Foruin. In 1968, the for- Holt; refreshments, Doug PuBoia, Forum Will Honor um dedicate its series to the then all of Wtftfield. Mayors of theClub will set op s complete com- newly-appointed .Newark Archdio- 91 Patrols twons are: Hank Callhan, Buck munications system rrom Juneau to each town. First Aid will be 2 Newly-Named cese Auxiliary Bishops Martin W. (Continued from 1) Manicr, Bill Somcr, Frank Frei- Stanton und Walter W. Curtis. sored by district four < f tbe herr, Dick Bartels, all of Westfield handled by the Mountainside Res- Uishop Curtis is now bishop of nd Bob Gordon from Scotch cue Squad and a roving First Aid Iiridêport, Conn. Watchunp Council Hoy i coui:.. As Bishops District Four scouts are from Mains. squad at the towns Mi>|rr. Dougherty has boen pres- Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Moun- Tlie L'ifrhlh annual Trinity For- ident of Feto'i Hall since 1959. The tainside, Westfield and Garwood, um of lour consecutive Wednesday Jersey City-born priest taught for It is expected that over 800 scouts ni^lit lectures presented under the 22 years at the Immaculate Con- and scouters will participate in auspia'.s of the lay organizations ception Seminary, Darlington, \\ the colorful midwinter : event. of Holy Trinity purish will he derf- J. He is a widely-rocoitnized Uibli- u-atcri to Jlstrr. John J. Dougherty, Spectators are promised plenty of tal scholar and has been host of excitement at the derby. Prizes president of Suton Hall University the NBC-TV "Catholic Hour." and Msiir. Josuph A. Costello, both will be awarded to the vinninir nt?\vly-ap)>ointeil Auxiliary Hishops Mstrr. CosU'llo, a native of New- teams in both scout uiul explorer l the Kuwait Catholic Archdiocwv ark, is vice chancellor of the Met- or senior scout divisions ilt 3:30 i( Newark, it was announced this ropolitan Cîia of tile Newark p.m. at the "Capital City"i of Ju- Archdiocese. Kor several years hi- >veok by Geunre K. Kennen Jr., ( neau. Juneau will be located near "oiuni chairman. had be-:!i arehdiocesan director of the refreshment stand on t|he pel the Catholic Bishops' Relief Kund inieter of the circle nt LaKe Vishup-desiirnuU' DotiKhcrty, who Appeal. prise arou. ivith :.Ms^r. Costello wits elevated Mr. Kennen reminded that while Scouters serving the staff for thi> Catholic Chinch hierarchy the Trinity Forum is mi endeavor tbe Derby heuded by (lev, Kay Nov. 21 Ijy Pope John XX111, of Catholic laymen, iioii-Cuthulios Olson and I.ieut. Guv. Holers ivill preside at the Feb. 13 lecture are invited to attend the lectures. Deal-in*;, both of Westfield are: in the suries at the Holy Trinity (ireeter, Andy Honcher frost Altaian's IIi(,-h School auditorium. The ser- C"| I 1 coiners, DOUK Sampson; weijrh in, ies opens Jan. HO with Dennis J. OlieDllCrU Ted Klein; checkers, Art Kalniiin; Clark, executive, secretary of the *• starter, Alan Kbersole: scoiet)oard, \Tew York Catholic Interracial Hill Foote and Lurry Woutcrs; in Short Hills Council, speaking on "Conscience, :t, Paul llubn; publicity, Hill Color nnd Community." His topic By National State will cover racial problemLs in hous- At a recent meeting of the board CING THE PLUNGE—Th. first •'official" dip in the new YMCA-YWCA .wirnming pool wa» ing and urban affairs. of directors of the National State open every Thursday en Thundxy by, left to right, Lucind* Chrone, Kurt Kaufman, Patricia McGinnit, Harvey Ger- Hank a number of personnel ad- MOVING and Margaret Kalbacher. On Feb. (j, the forum will ]>iu- sent.unf_ the most distinguished vancements were announced includ- injr that of William J. Shepherd of To an Unfamiliar Area? speakers it lir.s liroutrlit to West- the Westfield office from assistant until 9 P.M. "leld since it inaugurated the series let us help you find the rlghl Finders Not Keepers, Losers Not— in Bishop John J. Wright of Pitts- vice president to vice president. gConiinued from page 1) burgh. His topic, "Christianity in Mr. Shepherd is the newly-elecl- home in the right community (|rt L. Foo.se, principal of the Weepers as Library Begins Annual Edurt eil piiwidcnt of the Westfield Area the Second Half of Our Century," Chamber of Commerce. at th i right price. As the local eUchool, cut ribbons to signify To Return Lost and Found Ariticles covers his viewis on Christian unity repiesentatlve of Homerlca, gjiening of the natatorium. and of lh»: recently-adjourned Sec- A numl>er of Westfiold residents Charles of the Ri'rx In its annual attempt to disprove the blue book provided for the pur- ond Vatican (Ecumenical) Council serve on the financial institution's Inc., the national homefindlng swimming tank measures the ancient adage "Finders keep- pose to the left of 'he exhibit. Aft- in Home which he nttci.-lcd. board including J. Kenneth Boyles, tervlce In over 150 ma|or i feet with a maximum depth ers, losers weepers" Westfield Me- er the first of February the case re-elected senior vice president; Salon also op«n until 9 P.M. feet. Three diving boards morial Library will, throughout The liev. Gilbert ». Hartke, OP, Chester M. Kellow: and Frederick cities and their suburbs, wo eventually be put in place to will bo opened and the articles mny cliainnna of the speech and drama S. Tipson. Also a board member will furnish you with detailed January, endeavor to restore to 1 de two one-meter boards and their proper owners articles left in be claimed. Any iwms not called department of The Catholic Uni- is Koswell S. 'Nichols Jr., nn itltoi - information on choice com- e-meter board. Several pool for will be given to a relief organ- versity, Washington, speaks Feb. ney here who now resides in I'lain- and around the library during munities and areas ev«n be- i were broken in the course 19G2. ization for distribution. Ill on "Theatre '(«." The Revfield.. jjfevhe meet, the pool bciiiK pro- John Hcedy, editor and publisher fore your first visit to the new Charleston Garden They include one slightly worn Three new board members are rlslmed one of the fastest in the It is interesting to note Unit u* of "Ave Maria" nmfttiziuc, Notre I.aunon Mead, president of the He- area. child's b™r, one pair doll'a leo- this article goes to press the stall' Dame, Ind., speaks Keli. 20 on "The tards, five prints of tropical birds irina Corp., Railway; John Moyu- open until 8:00 P.M. on Thursday online to Mr. Burbank, the hnw already collected lest articles Ites|mnsilile Christiun," the rela- man, vice president of II. I,. ^Marble NO COST mounted on cardboard — gloves, tionship between layman and clcr- Chair Co., New York, and William '. the pool has been estimuted scarves, hats, mitten, records, snap- for the 1904 exhibit. l$320,000, exclusive of locker Ky oi\ the parish und diocesan Kami, president of Tinnley Rubber PEARSAlL & FRANKENBACH shots—and one pair prescription levels. Co., Ualnvay. ^wiower complexes, ami added sun glasses. These articles will New Jersey state and county INC. ~ .; and ventilating equipment. be on

3 GREAT DAYS We Were Closed All Day Yesterday In Order To Further Mark Thursday — Friday — Saturday Down Our Merchandise For These Final Days

BOYS' GIRLS' GIRLS' Boys' ""*"* GINO PAOLI ~~~~ FLANNEL LINED CHINOS Imported Italian Knit SLIP-ON SWEATERS CORDUROY SLACKS

WitII Ifh! Matching Flannel Shirrs Si es4to12 100% Orion Sizes 6 to 12 $O-99 * WOOL SUITS $1.99 7 to 14 Lined and Unllned 2 SET Reg. $5.98 Reg. $3.9 $O.87 UP TO Reg. to $65.00 Reg. $4.98 GIRLS', BOYS' AND INFANTS' l/2 off GIRLS' Winter Weight Special Group of Sacony and GIRLS' Other Famous Make KNIT PAJAMAS BOYS' BETTER DRESSES SKIRTS 1 to 3X, 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 Infants' — 1 to 4 Closed Foot POLOS and SPORT SHIRTS Cottons, Velvets, Etc. Boys'-6 to 12 Ski Model 3 to6X 7 to 14 Long Sleeves Girls'-6 to 12 Ski Model ; Sizes 8 to 18 $2.99 $3.99 $e?.oo $1 .87 Reg. to $5.98 Reg. to $7.91 5 MATCHING ORLON Reg. $2.98 $1 .99 Reg. $2.98 MATCHING ORLON Reg. $7.98 to $13.98 1 1 POLOS POLOS i Best Selling Boys' Zip-Out LITTIE BOYS' $1.99 2 for $5.0p Reg. to $3.50 Reg. to $3.98 SPORT SHIRTS and POLOS GIRLS' RAINCOATS Orion Pile Zip-Out Lining 3 to 7 — long Sleeves BOYS' Quilt lined Sleeves BLOUSES & POLO SHIRTS Billy the Kid Sizes 8 to 18 $1 .39 Sport and Dressy Reg. $1.98 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 CHINOS 1 Sizes 6 to 12 $ 14.87 BOYS', GIRLS' AND TODDLERS' 2 FOR Reg. $18.98 WINTER NOW Some irr's Reg. to $2.98 ea. Reg. $3.98 pr BOYS' JACKETS, SNOW SUITS, Inner or Outer COATS and COAT SETS eiRis' JAC SHIRTS QUILTED ROBES DUNGAREES Toddler 2 to 3X Boys' 3 to 20 Girls' 3 to 14 Sizes 6 to 12 50% Wool - 50% Nylon Special Group of Robes Sizes 10 to 18 — Washable Some Irrogulars NOW 20% TO 40% off 4 to 14 Reg. $7.98 i Reg. to $5.98 Reg. $14.98 to $39.98

233-5-7 E. BROAD ST,, WESTFIELD Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 'Til 9| P.M. for This Event AD 3-1111 f «t« 4 Tiflft WS6tFIELD »•> n.-;..^ Wii* mail*1 to tin1 local i-hapU'i' fur Realtors Conduct •par I Proves Worth |aid in lor-ntinj; the three pint.-. » !: deparnine ti Jimni>-t.l int <-ouU v i tu.-rcl Country Club. West Chnp- j be released from tin- Red Cross « d ii (• u t ion eomniitt(H> \v "** E. Broad St., president of the Clioy : • nis Chili, r.»>r-.-t Hill,:, I.. I., mill j '..T uf U10 Aini..|K!i)i l!vd Cross r*- jdepository at Elizabeth General Bonrd of Icealloj-s, today „,„** Inc. funeral homos hero and inthe Hill-beio Clu),, p.,nip;.- O'.rf )>int^ of B- | ed « new class in rr-les,,,.!,,^.1";^ Cr-anford, died Saturday nt Over- Hospital. A rc-lutivi- of the- pa- He is-iuivived l»y his w! ft-, Doris i ru-K'ittivc blood f«» a NfounUiinside tient consented to deliver this pint 'ion is underway. ^ look Hospital. Summit, afU-r a Jojfi iuii t.'iimtdicll :iiwt :i .--uii, Saiuly ( risiilciit in IICMI of surirery ;it East brief illness. to Ra.st Onmf'e General Hospital. "All iiK'oniim^ sales por-o ' [)I:II:J,'I- Ociu-rul Husjiilul. The op- Mrs. Mills then called a resident Mr. Meivrdierek said, "««]!"*. Mr. Gray founded the funeral City. atiun was s.-hcduU'd for Mondny, ; of Westfield, Mi« Ilarhai-a Doane, •Iruciiim coiu-ei-iiin;; mulijuuV'' ' homos at the turn of tin1 eviumy _ wlio liad the tyjie needed and she 7 rl"l>?' f'»-»'s. "'"'-"I pr,^ with his father, the lnie William 1 ;I Mrs. E. I. INmer Sr. consented lo po lo the hospital 011 :'tc, and must ,)« a writt *' K. Gray Sr. eoutd well mean lain, but not al- 3S w Mt'A. 1'iiulilM- K. .Wuor, U'i, U'ifi- Monday and donate the second pint. imnmlion 11s a pi-ei-«(|1,j,jt -;; ways. a Born in lied Hank, he liverl in of Kllnx.oil I. Ni.-in.-r Si-., died ym- Still lacking one pint, Mrs. Mills fitlc.sinan nipnibcnship in t),p i*- CranJford before inuring here 55 ti*r«l;iy nl lur IHMIH-, 82.ri Kmbn-c "On the other hand, if the dayeallde the blood donor ehnirmim of professional ^roup." "*':'• bus -been cloudy and rainy and the years ago. He maintained H home CM--. the .Springfield Ktd Cross, Henry The 'students currently enm"' at Ul D St. Seusido l'alk, for more sun bursts through at the day's Wright, nnd asked for help in lo-ire: Polly Spi'.ylh (Atwood fi*' A native of Jersey City, Mrs. JAMES F. MATARAZZO MRS. FLORENCE SALAND WILLIAM S. PALMER JR. t'lul, you're looking at the SUN than 86 years. hm] lived in Is(-liii for tcji cating a donor. Abner R. Gold of ty), Ruth Forman (-C. B. Smi?^ through the tail end of a cloud Springfield agreed to donate the "iutli Kmnon (Alun JohhsU,,^ h'\ Mr, Gray was n licensed prac- Rotary Club Hears Talk mass and chances are it won't rain third pint of blood. tioner of mortuary science. lian Pauldinj? (RandolphAy -- IH*"-^1 ^ Th«T«!,".^nl" j Suburban Raises Prognostication: atfuin for a while." of Ihi 1'rcsbytM inn Chuii-h and li- Mrs, Mills said tiie cooperation •nan) and Guy Ln Pi« (UarnT- He was a member of lhe New- On .Medical Revolution "Rain before 7, clear before 11." Jersey Funeral Oiroctom' Associii- brarian for tlie Scotch Plains J*>ii 1 — of all concerned was most heart- Mallett). 'S:'. armonic Oi-chrstrji. Three on Staffs The Westfield Rotary Club TuO9- Any truth to that? Ranit-re offers warming nnd proves once again tion, the National Funeral Direc- Lots of Winter a qualified "yes." The reasoning Mr. Meierdierck is .insisted tore' Association, Echo Lake Coun- Survivors in uddilion to her hus- d«y at the VMCA hi-ard a talk on the value of having a blood donor the instruction course by « Hfihcrl 1. llocv, [.resident of "Tfl1' Modical Revolution" by ROR- is that most rainfalls are of less projeram in the commumnity. The try Club and was a charter mem- •ntici mv tiiicL- Euiiii, EHWOIMJ I. Hfi-hcrl 1. llocv, [.resident of v lommittcc members: Howa r., of Knrnsot.i, K!;i.; William W., thp Suburban Trust Co., today an-1 <"'" - - N.-w<-tt .if the Ciba Phniina- Still Ahead than four houru' duration. So if next bloodmobile visit will bp made ter, Judy Smith, William ber of the Weslfield Lions Club. it's raining at 7 a.m., climntoloci- f Washington, I>. C, and Tiiul nouncod• th• e electi- «• f- Willinni S. cpulical Co. Mnv nnd it is hoped that the and Helen Schmidt. His other associations included cal odds are it will o,uit before 11. Atlas Lodge 129, F&AfM; Ancient C. of PlainfltOd; a - ie anti-freeze in the car and ktep You can also say, "ltain before 2, and Accepted Scottish Rite, Val- introduced by Ed Kool:o>;ey were: clear before U." ley of Trenton; the Central Jersey i;runddftu|.')iter.s ami un. bunk. ike that kind of "winter according One of the most reliable old Shrino Club, Crescent Temple, Klizabcth; Andy Hunter, Fleming- weather signs—one even used by Hlghtst own; the Orean County Services will ho held nt Gray's lon; Jack McUuimell, Union; Eavlo o ninateui' nnd professional forc- .Mr. Palmer, a resident of Bas- OftSU'l'S. professionals—is that a hnlo Shrine Club and Fireside Council, Funeral Homo tomorrow at 8 p.m. kinjr Kidire, hn.s IK-VII with the Nodine and Bill Howard, Plainficld around the moon or .sun foretells Royal Arcanum. nterment will be private. bniik since? J 'j r*r*. and is presently nnd Bill Happel and Jlnrry An- In nn experimental )oiiK-ranK<- rain or snow within 24 to 30 hours. He was en honorary member of at the I'ltiinficld office. Ho is a drews of .Scotch Plains. foreenst reli>Hse<] Inst month, the The Kutjjcrs mpterolc-trist explains ' the Order of Eastern Star and the Joseph Di Prisco ntenibcr of the Plninfield Area Group singing was led by KdI!. S. Weather Bureau predirtod this by pointing out that the hnio bent •CranJord Local, PBA. Chamlwr of Conunercu, assistant somewhat below normnl tompfra- is innde by !ii;ht shining through Joseph JJi I'risco, 74, of 71SI W. Smith, accompanied at tho piano tures and nbevo normol proeipita- Ho and his wife, Mrs. Nadine South Ave., a retired type moliler treasurer of the Plainfield Aren by Len Siegal. Ice crystals in hijjh clouds. This Trenchard Gray, celebrated their Chapter of the American Red tion for Hew Jersey through. Feb- indicates moisture In the air, and for U. Hoe 4 Co., iluticllcn print- ruary. 60th wedding anniversary on June ing pross firm, died Saturday at Crois and is aldo 0 trusteo of the moisture often means precipitation 15, 19G0. bin home nftiT a lonp illness. Somerset Hills Lutheran Church Jr. High Teachers It will come ns no surprise to do- is on the. way. Al«o surviving are a son, Fred- A native of Italy, lie lived in In Bnsking Kidge. Mr. Palmer is t-yoursclf wcntlicr proimostirotors But, Knniere points out, anj-body erick H. Jr. of Cranford; a sister, Westfleld for 35 years. Ho wns 11 a (frmlu.ito of Bernards High if lliis forernst contini'iu to be cor- who consistently goes by weather Mrs. Morion G. C. Hallowoll of ommunlcant of Holy Trinity School and Attended Upsala Col- Hold Workshop rect—after nil, didn't tho wooly proverb i und signs rather than of- PftMde-na, Cal., and two grandchil- Church. leicu inut 11 if University of Mary- bears fur up heavily this fall and ficial weather forecasts is living in dren, Jeaniilno T. Gray nnd Krcd r "d-'^ Survivors are liij wife, Mrs. Iftrul, and is 11 K r;iiiuate of the The oojiibint'd faculties of Edi- ".dii't the squirrels run around like the 18th century. Fur better, he &t< H. Gray III. 1 tpcoversl Anna f'etrlllo Di Prisco: two sons, Ajiu'.rican Institute of Hanking. son mill Hoosi'volt Junior Ili^li ciuzy slocking nut* for lean days says, an predictions based on lo- Services -were held Tuesday iibcail? I Michael M. and Peter P., both of Mrs. Sahind, who resides nt 4-14 Schools nu't for oni'-hnlf Jny !t»at cal observations and the movement morning at Gray's Funeral Home With amateur ;ind professional of large air musses nliout the fnee Westfield; two in-andchildren nnd Third Ave., Cnrwood, joined tho week for an overall jwlew of the with the Rev. Richard J. Hardniiin, brother, Romolo of Toronto, wenthcr prophetn Hoeminj{ly in ac-of the earth. Wi-stficlil Trust Co. in VJV1. Thnt junior hi^h school uroîJiin. Thu rector of St. Paul's Kpiscopal Canada. cord this year, perhaps those hoary institution w:is ll predecessor of ttU'i-tinn: OH'CI'IMI furlhor opportun- "A healthy change toward a Church offlciatinc:. The funeral was held from tho ity for tho tenchcrs to cvnlunlo superstitions about the weather mnre sophisticated attitude about (Interment wns in Fairvicw Ccm- Suburban TrU'tt Co. Mrs. Hiilnnd hold more v/ntor (an-;cious people these days and John W. McGwire inn Churcb (jnrwood. rc<|ulfin was offered. Tho stnir.s cume- together in tonllureau representative nt Hutêrs they'll start talking about air mass- Word has boon received here of st-paiato (lopat'liiiciitiil mcolintf.i, tho death of John W. McGwire, 94, Interment was in'St. Gertrude's Mr. Mntnriizzo, who lives at lfl-10 University, refused to state fliitly es from Canada or warm winds Cemetery, Woodbridi?<\ Cooper IM., Scoteh Pluins, tins been with (ilwcTVt'r.H from lx>lh the v\v- that all OM wentlier sijfns nnd suy- from the Southwest. TIIK is a re- in Phoenix, Ariz., Doc. 31, follow- uwninry schools nnd iho senior ing a brief illness. A former resi- with .Suburban Trust since li»r>(). i.s nrc humbun. flection of an improvement ih pub- lie hns IMMMI serving nn nssistnnt hirh school sitlinjr in with on eh "Some of them hold true more lic understanding of ei-mpntaiy dent of Wcstfield, Mr. McGwire Aloxaiuier Monte 1 OU|>. moved here from Bayonne. in 1901 .0 the miina|!cr of the bunks' pm - than 50 per rent of tho time and meteorology." Alexander Monte, 29, of 128;onal credit department. He will in propnvution for tho mcelinjy, actually Imvc some scientific basis," The Rutgers weatherman gives and continued to livo here until Cnccloln PI., a custodian at Bccil tlit1 tenchi'i's studltxl their various 1958 when he moved to Arizona. now bo assigned to the bank's scientist Unniere admits. "Tnke credit to newspapers, radio nnd & Cnrnick PharmaceuticalR, Kcn- rnnford oilier. wubjoct nrous IITI<1 prep:iri>d spe- •Ht was the husband of the Into the one nbout 'reil sky in the niorn- television as well us tho U. K. ilworth, died Thursday nt Mulilcn- cific proposals which wero tiiacu sailor take wnrninir. Red sky Weather liurcau and private me- Ellle P. McGwire nnd father of borg Hospital, Plainfleld, after a «1 nl last -week's meetinj;. A joint John \V. Jr., and Allen McGwire, at niKbt, sailor's »'l rule of thumb — chnngo. nlso deceased. Born in Rotti, Italy, he came Higgins in Bid lii^h school proprnni is now IXM •He Is survived by his nous, Kd- somo of the time," lie soys. "A sky Several radio .stations and other to this country and to Weslfield pri'imreil. iipponr.s red when the sun shines subscribers in New Jersey are Shop-at-Home Win of Phoenix, Thomas of >Spo- five yetsiK n(ro. lie wns n communt- One school oflinnl stated thai the fcane, Wash., and Wnllnco, pres For Senate Nod throue/h thin clouds, and hii:h thin linked direi-tly to loi-nl U. S. Wenth- ennt of Holy Trinity Church. teachers nnd utlministrntiu's were clouds are usunlly the forerunner er Ilureau olliees through a tele- ently residing in Nevada. Survivors nrc his wife, Mrs. during Slipcover Special! The possibility <»f an inlra-parly fiithusiustii: about the results of of a wnrni front proceeded hy r»i:i. type network. This permits bet- Funeral services were licld in Mnrle Venczin Monte, nnd tlire<> r fight for tin* Stnlc Sftiatr uro^c th« joint im-i'tintr. The tenchciv Since clouds nt our latitude &.ei»- ter coverage of local and national Phoenix Jan. 2 nnd Interment wn brothers, Duniel, Thmrnis imd Mondny when Joseph .1. Hijurins, iiu-1 in lhe fuilowititf acnilomie «rally move from west to east with developments, which are of special in the family plot in K:iirvicv Pctev,. and two sistovs, Miss Isn- ntlorney 11sMncinti.il with the Imvmvns — KnjHiith, inathemiilies, sci the prevailiii).' winds, a Visinj: sun value to farmers and home gar- Koos $98 Custom-mates Cemetery. hellu Motile nix! Mrs. Nicholas firm of U. K. Sen. Itiirrison A. Wil- eiico, foivtirii l:inûaj;tv;, soria whininej through onroinine; eioitds deners. D'Anril. nil of linri, Italy. liams .1)-. of Wc.stticld, niitioiuu studii's, musif, praetirul arts and 2 pieces! Sofa & chair The funeral wns held from the that he wiinld si'i-l: tin- Drnuii-ia honu'tiuikinic. physic ul ^duration W. M. Cumpbf-ll Dooloy (;rtUM'iUr. (iituhuic Key Biacaync, Miami, KIJI, where nt 10 o'clock a solemn higl the |)i-ino;-ratic «iri:ani'/.!ilion'.4 sup- It's truct You get Koos beautiful S98 custom Born Oct. 10, 1801, Mr. Camp- cour-lyiiian John J. Wilson of Koos own stockl We'll pin-fit and cut your chairmnn of the Iward until his there are r. lot:il of .104 possiliU \WxtnVM. ieath. u'jit* for Irnflie. Tho most Small in Training •lipcovers right on your furniture, finish Mr. Campbell nltcndcd Pivi^ht ni'tivc oiu1 is betwtu'n Socnurus TIH- Union Colilily Slati- Sciinle them with Koos finest workmanship, from School for ltoys in Now York nnil (Nw Wi li- seat is pri'si-ntly hi'lil l>y iN'cls.ui {•'. Augustus 1!. Small Jr.. l'.i, Mill beavy-duty zippers right down to deep, full was a graduate of Columbia "Uni- ingUin liridw-i- iiiterchunire ( S'tanilcr, MlizaUfth Hcpuhlit-nn, who of Mr. and Mi::. Auimstm It. skirts. Even deliver and install them to versity. Dminu tl"' First World 18). It k< largely rommutcr lr:if- is si-rvini: an um-xpiitHl Ivrni :»nd Smull i>r r.:|-J Colonial Ave., is nn. assure you of Koos tamous fit . the next- dei-j;i>iii|r nine -weeks of Imsie re- War, ho was nn ollicor of iho nrvv- flr nnd fuTaunts for C>.(, per cent is e\pei-U'il to run airaili this yvar. best thing to brand new upholstery Give ly organized aviation section of tin* of nil trijis. For the full ilislnncc Hiirjrins, :i:t, is counsel to theemit trainiinr ît the Navul Train- you all this at a S32savingl And what could United SliiUu Army- mi the Min|iikr (hetwevn inti'i- Union County WWfaiv Hoard ami ing Center, (Ireat Lakes. III. The Prior to founding the Mugnus cliiinces No. 1 and No, IH) only 11 din-dor of Ali-xian lirotlu-r.; ITos- indtii'lrinntion to N';ivy life con- be easier than choosing your fabric right in Chemical Co., Mr. C«ni|>li«ll w:is 2.7 per ci'tit of thr trallic is in-pilal. lie is t hairmaii of th<- iimii- sists of i>hysic:il lilin'ss ili-iils. mil- your own home . . . with your own walls, sales executive nnd ar-.sistitnt mun- volved. ly'.t l!ni:t Ki-tardcil Children Kum! italydiills, :-eiini;'iiship, !>:isii- niili- rups and draperies all around you? So save ilrivi1. Hi1 is a ;;r:utu.-ili' of Seton tary l;i\v, eustiill.'% nnd etiquette of lime, save money, save mistakcsl Phone Hall University and lhe Ci'.irce. the navul service, swimming anil FTJ 8-3700 for Koo.i Shopatflome slipcover town I'liivenity Law (Vnti-r. Ho survival IIIKI lir>l aid. During the ipeclal... nowl (No obligation, of course!) ANNUAL JANUARY SALE stnli-d that In- hail liivn urced to iniiniiiK, recruits reeeiv Uiuolly true, the hnto ft round the moon or tun. Tho halo It 8-3700 The LINCOLN MONUMENT Co. Truvde by light thinin? through ice cryttnW in high clouds, Rnnicrc Route 27 ll>r. Drnuur Hi.ml. Monlilnlr — 7II-IS1III ekplAins. In the foreground it the lop of A wenther station in •ilhouette.

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Creates Van Arsdale's Couf'uivncf Mid Winter Shoe Sale Substantial Savings on Quality Footwear

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For Girls of All Apes For Ri>ys and Men Sninll Cruuii — Uiil^Worlh a Try Public Notice Sclhys - • 9.85 lo 13.85 Florshoini - . 16.85-18.85 • • • • 7.85 IMC BOARD Of ASSESSORS cine", horfhy g vo public Sjialding - - 6.85 to 9.85 .... 7.fi5 nol ico tli;il 1I10 tcix cn'.ciMiH'iil list for theTown of Wall Slicelor - 9.85-10,85

v/t 'If IV Id, Ni.-w Jeist.-y. for tin- year 1963, wil be open - • 5.85 & 6.85 FUNERAL DIRECTORS lor i,.',, ! ctio i lo inli-iftetl tcixpnyurs bctwrcn llio lioui *. • • 1.85 to 3.85 F. H. Groy, Sr. F. H. Croy, Jr. ni 9 A.M. CIIKI 5 P.M. on tlio following dciys Jcnumi y • • 1.85 lo 1.85 VAN ARSDAIE'S 2.1. o.id 25. 1963. ]30 WKST i-'KONT STRKKT WESTFIELD CRANFORD 'n. I'LAINI-'I!-:!.!), N. J. 31 S f. HROAD ST. )'.> SPRINGFIEir) AVf. G. AIDF.N RARI-1ARO Wo/Wifi Family Shoe Suite jar "5 Vrnrj Phono AD 3-0M3 phono BR 6-0092 Cdoirmnn. Doard of Assessors ij NOTE . . . Now Open Monday nnfi->ltl, N^ J. ALdi • JL LEGAL NOTICE SMART GIFT SflKfftS SAVI PLAID STAMPS! AND HEItE'S GOOD NEWS FOR. NorU'K TO t'ltnoiTOJtK irn TO rnnnrroim IUVJN K. CAF1VKK of lJA\'Il-< ] NO A 1.1,*.

fltT on tli or affirmation their • T ulTlrniiitmii llu-ir cltiirns ;itt<) if'1- | JtnH ;t in) 'lomandft njtainfit i)it> urn nils Multilist the tslut- of K*I Itl i a if- of ftMf (l u'thin Fix rpvr>r bun*-!) from )•«• furfv**r l)urn''l from jirom^utiiip <>f rovovfrliifr tin- KIUIX' nuiiliisi HIP LOW PRICES Tlif National Slntc 3i:mk »f AtiniltilHirulrir *\t.n. NVwjiik. of Ni-u-wU N- *t.. iisnn. Huttcrinoro & ],ym)i, KxcnUuP KinniiU'1! MaiKulirj;. Attorney •:/ Ifruntl St.. 133 Nurlh WODJ'AVO. !fu'Kl4 New .lorsf-y Un-li-ti. x. J. FOOD COSTS DOWN!

prntic BfOTirn HOIJ fl'nd JIUKS. Prof. Kn^r. & L. S., Un- 'al;o Nollrc* Hint' Klr»t Nnt1on.il 'leti, N. J... nic-d-January 12,- 1!'53 in •CM. Inc.. halt Rupllnd to DIP Mnyur tho Unlun C6uniy JtPuriatr-r'B OfficP Council of iho Town of \WKI- HH Map No. 373-C: thonco running foj tmnsft"- of JUmltPt',.(,Q fi'*-t to a point; theneo (2 • .... * ijJlufltoil ftt 13G Central Niiriti 4'2 tWtiroost Li minute's West •nu<\ \\ rpllleld. K, J., to 1*1 rnt " ..lil ft;*-i to u i>oint on 0\t* rca»- lourtl Klurrs, Inc., fur prcmlsi-8 "Super-Righr Quality FULLY COOKED m liny of j»nij lot; Hionce (?,) Sout>i if> nlot\ ut 2)1 Kim Strrrt, Wosl- COME I, N. J. .M. foet to tho \V>Bt(M'lv elrte o' SEE... ho ii.inipR nna nAarrsi of tin* said lot; thenuo J4) South *2 •!•*- eers of Phut NfUlotml \ r**, Inc. •PH. f>7 rninut«»s linst ia2.«2-fcrt to , _ . _». Auic- thp norllnrly ai'lft of Wiminor Avr- lTOU'LL l^u. 191 T> ari> us folioWH: Adrian >ii<» an.i I)IP point nnd i>lac-o of IIF.- II.N'NIKO. • .11 li Av'o., Wost Kru'ton MHBR • THIM (t^ncnption is in necor3ancc in 1.. Min-NYIL ViiM* PIVHUI.MU 2 ft 2 vltli n su*-v<*v mn'lt! hy 1 )avison > rtiklin St.. M'tvtot), MIIJW ; Ed- UIM8. Prof. KIIK. ft I* S.. Linden. AT A&P I nd J. Murphy. Vlco prc-ttldrnt. I1 N'. J.. (Intft-) Jivnuary VI, 1 f«f»3. [ton PI.. \Vi'Kt IIar(fi>rd, Conn.: llKfN'(i hlHo known ns #30!) Wind- bon Kai/lan. Treasurer, 30 Iln;n- sor Avonup Weslflohl, N*»vv Jornoy td Point Pkwy., Clinslnut Hill. There l« duo approximntPly $],- ,ie.; WlHlnm A. Hynn, SocmtRrj*. :P.T»4 and oo«tB. SMOKED HAMS Cnrty Avc, Mitton, Mil**.; Jftinr-R Thi» Khfrin* rcRervcn tho riprht to 25 Extra NaM Stops wit* 25 Extra Nail Stops wiUi " ™* nnn, Asst. Trrnsurrr, )?!) adjourn thin solo 1 Dr., So. Windsor, Conn. Whole or ElHm IIOH nnil luMirvBUOH of lli«- HALPTT OTllfiCKTJ.O. . _. . of Klr«l KalfonHl Rlorrs. Sliori' ,, nrf fiH foUowa: P.nlnh F. llurlc- . rnM W. Kolha, Atty. Half-Full Cut Kitrmcr Tronsurcr. f>r. Hutcttin- ^.1 «• Wt CI.-2B 0-2 Shank Butt *., ArllnBton. Ma«H.: nvn" 1 -\0-4t - Fr.cs $,*;4.BG nlnR. Formc-r Vloo PP^HI- 1. !>£> Caliln Avenue, ftumford, Portion Portion dp Tat am!: Rouli<»n Krinlftn. Ib. N^OTTCW TO «.Mi-;iiriiiun tOO Extra Plaid Stamp* 49 KPtftto Of Clf AnT.KB O. TJROKAW 29 391 Pn-uimnt to HIP nr«1or nf T^TTJ^V" 100 Extra Plaid Stamps whh itrehase of WHOLE HAM ... 50 Extra with HALF HAM '•. T{\T*K SinTopate of in<* ffinntv I J. NfurTihv. Vli-n T»rrn- 'f T'nlon, inn*l« on tho 1 wcniv-nr«t With The Purchase of PuHon Plncc. TV>«1 ffart- 'ay of December, A.T>., isr.'i. unon ntipcllc'ut; Jam en J O'ltaro, .lift Ml>Dllentlon of the uiwle.r.itcno.i $ 'i«. Kxrcutrlx of The e«fnte of an!•' PrtPt TTfirt foni. ConiiPftU'iit: 'ort-HHrtl. 11 '»i !".•*' is ho re by KIVCTI tn 7.50 or Moire -- J- • :. ... HIS tho or oil Itor»* of «aiil III-CPUHOJ to lUdteinable at A&P Stores Giving Pfald Slami*. LARGE ROASTING A vr-nuc. West New- ••xliibit tu tho Huhacrlb'T under oath >r affirmation thuir claftns and ili'- C Fxoout Ivp. 101 m a nils URdlnst Hu> pHtati» of sulil Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 19th, 1963 £trt'M Wont Nou'ton. lecrtiiHnfl wltliln Hix months fj tun Fresh Top Graft—4 to S lbs. '.1 C. KvnrtB. the Unto of HUIII order, or they will Limit One Coupon Per Adult CusiomBr ib. Avenue, Tobacco Products. Fresh Milk and Alcoholic \vrr I>IUT<(1 fioin 39 iirn.HcrutliiK CHICKENS VITlllh' tllO vcrages exempt from Plaid Sramu offer. C H, If any, rthcuM bo nmile il iir, ' UKftillSt tllP v In wrltlnir to .Toy C. Helen I!. ItruKnw, SHOULDER VEAL ROAST " •" 6 LEG or RUMP of VEAL 49 . AIHIIAli K Twwn <:i<-rk of 1 l!xi-i utrlx , N. J. ii. nutti.rnion ft I.ym-h, FOPS J2n.92 AUornpyw ? VIAl CUBID STIAKS 95fb RIB VEAL CHOPS '-4 !•:. riroMii st. 7K Wretllr-lil, N. J. BRISKET BEEF —* 12-27-41 Ki'OS J21.lt' MCOUPON m SALK-Sunerlnr Court • N'I-W Jorspy, Law Division, Hn- HAM STEAKS iiinly. On.-krt K.v j-SUK-tiZ Start stopping sooner, urged the ^ BREAST of VEAL 29J flAI- TNVKSTMKN'T roUJ*., n AJlstalc 'Motor Club. Winter driv- 1 J "pomtl'in of \»»w .1i>i-Kf>y. Philntm. ijiR conditions cat] for additional IOO Extra Plaid Stamps c.nf.rSllc#, £1 AWlBItT HBRMAN ct a!.. Dc- c DFISH STEAKS ^ ITALIAN "hdnnts. Oivil Action rxecntion. distnnec in -which to tilow llown by With this Coupon and Purchaie of ) C0 39« By virtue of the rOiovp-HlutH* making li'irht, short repi^ntod ap- •H. to mo (UriM'tetl, I HIUIII oxp'we BACON END SLICES ;£49« WHITE SHRIMP MVZ 98t SAUSAGE 79' Rnlo l>y I»\jJ'IlO Vi'iuluo nt thp plications of tho brakes. ;£ .UH Mouse. In Ihe f'llv of Rll*n. Breck Shampoo 1.00 ,t Etli. N'. .1. on Wi'clnpRiiay. tin* Riji of Ki'hruary, A. !>., ll»ii^. Jit : ftedeemjbl. tt A&P iloret giving Plaid Stamp!. tWb OVlO'>l< ft) OlO Hf UT114.O11 Of Hfll'l f :dmy. mi the nma, title IUMI iuton>Ht Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 19th, 1963 'Of'the aiitivo-nnnu'tl tlofprnlantN AF*- • BWn T H I-? Ft M A N itmt 1/) \; IS V. V. Limit one per Adult Customer BIG SALE! HR^NTAX In and to tho folio win;: prono'tv. to wit • Tobacco Producrs. Fresh Milk and Alcoholic All that <-rrtain trnct or parcel Beverages exempt from Plold Stamp offer. Here's a good chance to stock your pantry with Del Monte Quality Foods! of.- lnn-1 Mini i>*-o)n'•»!•« hr-rf-Itinftr-r tfartlriilnrlv (ICHC'IIM'-I, Hltuntr. |y- lnv nml hr-ttm in tho Town of Wfst- flelrt. lu 1 lie County of Union ami PINEAPPLE. 1 quart Stfttr nt NMV J<*|-t!<*>'. HVr;»NNiNi*, nl a uoint on tho 14 fluid nOftOrilv **••!«* "f ^VlrwlHor Av-mi" GRAPEFRUIT a. cam YfhJcii )M th<» southwfdterly rurn^v JUICE DRINK 2 nf. T.^t *'<^ DO whown iin it tntn on- .tjttf) "iMol Plnn of ?»ovt!oii of M/nmr COUPON5 Pttrk AniH'X. WcBlflohl. N. J.." Pflvl- / 1 Ib. 14 oz. nrnn«T SO Extra Plaid Stamp* FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 cam 65 Sahiirhnn Trust rompnny With this Coupon and Purchaie ot e i.f Kut b 4 STEWED TOMATOES • M- 3 ^ 65 ASPARAGUS of Aon Pag. O " ' T% W oi. bofi. # W s • i Ib. i oae Cfldh Loionow with n(t,. Ketchup DEL MONTE SPINACH 2 l^ 33 DEL MONTE PEAS 1 er ImnkH, .tin! c»i»li oi. eatit"* ltfm« fu prnc<-«s of onl- RedDcmablo at A&P ttorct giving Plaid Stamps. 2 e Uctton ? r,,n2r..:.7L'.3n Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 19th, 1963 DEL MONTE CARROTS ow 2 ,* 4!« DEL MONTE CORN Whol?'•. . 2 'e r 39 Un1t/>1l(rti>f.n« di- Limit one per Adult Customer I Ib. I rect ami Kunr.inici'd,, 1 !t.rt;>3.r DEL MONTE SLICED BEETS '£21* DEL MONTE CORN c,?;Xu OhltC-iltlfV'H f.f S t n » «' » Tobacco Products. Fresh Milk and Alcoholic ind tml1tlr:il 8til"llvl- •lotiK f.lM.271.30 Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. Cflrrmr.Tt^ SIMCICM ( in- More Grocery Buys I Dairy Favorltet I Froien Foods I .Wili-ral H?-»rrv.-ni:aiIii l&O.OIO.f.O i Italian Chu* King Brand 'ir° • V KRisPY CRACKERS L*2 ROMANO CHEESE »69< CH0WMEIN :c^l *, itilrt. Nabiico— Cr.ma Sandwich Imported' -••" ' 6««f, Cfiicl»n, Turlt«y COUPON e OREO COOKIES DANISH BLUE CHEESE >»85 BANQUET DINNERS pl: |8« Cocosnut CbocolaieDrop Pinnacle Br«nd—Pait»ofii«d A&P Brand /'DP t.lln-i rial i b e e OtliOr :iwt« 4:11.(145.05 50 Extra Plaid Stamp* KEEBLER CRACKERS ^b49' COTTAGE CHEESE :;, ;45 GREEN PEAS 3 X 49 TOTAL ASSKTS . . . f i!4.<: With this Coupon and Purchase of CblcUnofthe S*a Kroft'i CracL.r Barr.l A4P Brand—Ragular or Franch L e e I.M11II ITir.S Ann Page flM.MK^ l»f fli- WHITE TUNA ^ 39V SHARP CHEDDAR b°; 55 GREEN BEANS 5 £ 89 l |2S.3'.r.,1 Si.01 Weilchatlor Brand Fancy Dom.itic—Slic.d or Pl.c. A&P Brand Tlmr Hii l Tomato Soup 5.1.89° e C e nonil'! ..r Inillvl'lunl.s, 31 PROVOLONE CHEESE 61 LIMA BEANS "•>/5 X 89 VArt'.cr^l.lpH, RIlll COr- Redeemable at A&P itoiea giving Plaid Stamp*. CHICKEN BROTH 2 ' 09r:itlon« 2C. 191.503.011 Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 19th, 1963 Sfrongh«arf Vicfory Brand—Pallauriiad Cap'n Johii'i D»f .- .« I t « nf rnltr<1 and IIb. e e elUiHnir j...still S:*VII.B:S> 44*,O4f. Limit one per Adult Customer DOG FOOD >!•!, too! c.k«, .1.- :i-:i'osn-.s. s T ?:..<, tr.«. cis. :< Pineapple or Peach Pie 59 Dristan Tablets • - IT <*) Tnlill l'K'l» Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! :- f:;.icr.,s'.io r.c C J IB CINNAMON BUNS '••?•« ^ 39 FmCp lujf uu Qet 50 Extra Plaid Stamps with puichasa of Iceberg Lettuce SO Extra Plaid Stamps : C J F in« for Winl.r Saladi 4 Ibt. OO '-,! CAIMTA1. ACCOir.NTM \\ With this Coupon and Purchase of (i||| While Home OMrW- Non-Fnt 2 Ib. 6 /t ~ Anjou Pears ''CfciiUnl: ml Coiiiinoii All Purpose—Firm, Crisp ^^ MS DRY MILK SOLIDS , M t'. •»•*«• ^.'iTTdiiiiii tin ! 770.nno.(Ml C ; 9 C ''.BtimliiH l,7;ii.,i.mi,iint<'(l nd juvurUh'S « « 1 d Spry Underwood Ronzom Glorox Rinso Blue Alpo llli ui;ti'vtitfitt to r(.- h) f Pur. Vog.foblv Shbrtening SPAGHETTI No. 8 or for tho family watK it it Deviled Ham SPAGHETTINI Ho. 9 Laundry Bleach Dog Food Scoff lab.l7Qe O Mb. «CC l/jgal. 17c gaHonfitC 10c off label (Tic B«.f U'/j 01.97c 1 3lb.can '» tin *• can W* * P'9<- *3 pls.tlc <" pl.Tifir" Jlb.7oi.pl,.'" Chunttt can "

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KMi'lIY M PAIti' 111. liquMpt. OQc liquid q'-7flC 1 pint 6 fluid C4Q 3lb. 177c For automatic 2 Ib. 6 01. "fi 0 Ti I'.INIIITI' OI pUlic "* <.,. pi.," WAIriQfl P^9- • '''>rn n - At t • ^1 . <:i:iii:«:i-: > s \fi:u JAM !•:.-• I! UAl.Sli. IIKi:i!KKT I. IM'KI'..

Ct> ii'tv' of .'m'.tn, .' ••' fW¥IL WiiiTi iiiAD MARVEL BCE €HiAH?l .Bworn to .Hid sritwrlhfrt hoforo mo tills 11th il;ty ••( .Imut.iry, 1 "."•••. .'"•' ' llb ltf hti .ii> ,ci i .1 \ 111,11 1 .IIM in 11 tin Slicd *% - ^©C Rich and Full-Doifiad 1 Ib. b«9 | Y1 ' flJfflC FourFlavon Vl 9«l- ff Ac Oflk-.-r or illr<-. I<-I .if thi* l;mk £, loovci JB. jf hag «r 47 cont. 3? ;,IAUI1-, V. :,u-r,t\lA.. (BKA\,) My coin in Ion I t>n r-tnlren March 21, MEW JERSEY BELL 16C6. P&ire 6 THE WESTFIEL-D (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, IM3- REAL ESTATE FOR SAIX • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NANCY F. REYNOLDS! RANDOLPH. DANKER & DANKER, ASSOCIATES PEARSALL 'EDWIN O. EDWARDS! BARRETT & CRAIN WlEGMAN CO. C *" 2?™'J*" ! HARRY H. MALLETT Inc. Realtor Realtors llrnlluri — I»MU & AD 2-5050 Mnnl.rra .it Multiple 1)2 Elm St. Ui-uil>t>ri $20,500 WILLIAM A. CLARK ^ I FRANKENBACH AD 3-5555 Westfield Mountainside ItKAl.TOH — IKSl'MOB * 302 East Broad St. l\r. lj.'i Mounlutu A U*-. W «>xttlt-t() • 149 ELMER STREET We«ta«ld. N. j, HKAITOttS I.VKCHORX AD 2-1300 AD 3-1800 $21,800 AOoms 2-6609 :i-...i'l aii.f t-U». This- i : '•-(•'!. Weitfield, N. i. ii: : IN FANWOOD I3U South A»t. «nl AU ' IIS Elm St., AD 2-4700 i; iti lu-it. 1 •' HUKlplr t.Mlar Sl»irra WESTFIELD AD 2-6300 i 1 :i li: : rhi 11 Hrmbrr HnlltpU Lltl|nK CHARMING, CHARMING ! ' ;i .', ;,".:".',.,1 ;!,!'r,l',"\'.',, \\'.''%","{ -- »""!;:" '';''|V",'i"'.n,! ! r;''ik- I : ADaJ CHARMING, CHARMING ';>'- ^j'ilzSiCl^X'"lt'"' ' 'r'"^r'.L^^'^l'i'iik/"-'" ' " 2-48*8 WHEN TO START LOOKING?! Multiple I.I.HMIC RANCH HOME ON ,.i,..:ii'--I..—r !*.«....- .n . I., ,| ,.. .,,111 . . . . I . ... .JI In it;.- t..-nt ( il CI A REAL CUTE BUNGALOW \\ . ••. i i , j.|- ,1-. •, II... nun k-l M f ."..-•.• I ,|.-v ill.— I:,.- . 11,11,.i.-i.:..!•- • .v :•. !•• .ii in. I •* Liilii -plit Uvi-I LITTLE YELLOW .,,.,, ..: ii.i). i.i-.^M. runny •A uli pin,..II."I i.-.-r<-nti<.ji mom Vi ' | AllrmtiM>> .Lr-itn.-'l. " • II i I... I |.li..:..«i.M.lis >• to f-ltirl . • ! ,... j.|, !•:,,- ii .,..I..-...•, ,,., .| ,,ii.| ni,.|,lly S •••' %V,. I...II,.,-,. Hun II i!-' ., '.:!•:' .IIKIIHIIBIIIT! ullii- I'"" "LOVE NEST"

; • -I spl ii. ..II :,:i alii... I i\ •• ; : iir,r.! ^M,,.'";:;:;;";v:;:,ny,.;:.-!:. "i;« -"-il---""--!'-^;-:::-;::;,:;^.!1":.';::.r:,:;r r>..x•«•-•< -•••• • - - • • —-i''î,11:-::;;,,.;',:;.,-;:::,'";:,-,^^1.,;: ( $23,500 !ll : rAl..,. !!„• iimk.l :,l j..nr 1.-I. :.liinii': • ""<». k.i.n.i, «llii ...I- ..'„',....';„ J'',..,,, „,...,„,,• -,. •.•,•, '""•' •"""•" '"•""' "- "" ... I,I,IM r.imily r.."in ,ii>,ij .*in. I, h.nks :ii'..i p.'irk prup.-i i> . , ., sun' I' J'.IU '."I' l'."kl">- i'T ;' | • ",";„•"''",'„', •.J',',V,|',!,"oii>i,"ll",.. ai.ii • i ...v:.l.-l-> in "I »'•' •"•I ' ' '"""""'•'•'•'l> ">••' ' !"- II"' i I.....IH ivill^ ., i-Llh...!!-,,! •••^•••; ,,,!.! Tl..•<•>• 1* liiiim: >JIU.'' • li iiiis l.tri^" '-..|,.it Uli in in- ' cant rf im-mbf!- win , l h 111 J.HrTH'IIJlir Jjr'*]l'l** \\ . I .« . J • , t° t i ' ^ l.*'1 t».'**' 'l'. ..ll'l i\ 'III'I l-'llj. I'll'-- | ^ ., « lii-l"i- •? "li * ' ' ' ' ''' • I » • i»i-"-~iii niiii.' '- • - . "..,*-.' " . ' , i II IJII, .limi:*.«iiii.U Î • .1,11'.*. »'.i...Xi-rll% -.»•--i 111 I - .... 1-' i.Ui'cult-" , dilattractivel ^'-z^ «•• •"••••< --•«'••»•>• «• iifî'^riv!-- '-'' '" •*• "' ?B;¥il;Mr^-'jB^ OEL.GHTFUL EYEFUU ii!SS;^,Sr^S>^ 1 ri 11 > 1 r 1 1 1!l ; 11 l 1I iilll ii t r 1 ?,"B1, ; r.:.r, «.v".n ".« r n '!; iv. ;:i;; &.& • ,;:;;-••",..;,, ww.;^.'••;:,:.- ...» ,,-. - -.• .;•,•„. „ „,,„. ,,,r.-.. ...•..• ;-.:!v»..;. r i..M..;.rrT .:r- -i ' -'" - jr,.,, .„.,,.„, rr.-.™ .-..,...... i.^,^;^!'^,, ;"^,,^;'- : vmi on .,ur uiHlliiiK I'M r.,r '..ir ( s. , I.J::.: , ,. ,, ,,. h"',T' ,V ,"'„"!' n'.'..i.-i i, •. • ,„,,,, hll.L.,. ,,,,,-ly living r.,,. in |,,,,|,',.,c at ,„,„ ,,„„„. -, <'•" i j ^n^yr^r.'ra.ôNSHACKAMAXONDBIVE! ! \ ^,\:'! ^.'r^' n ^ ' , TAMAQUES AREA | •; = ,;,; ^r l"'l^yV^ X^T^'Z^.T,.^ 1 S rVWiriXX ™",.„,„.„ ,.,„ , ,,,llu ,,j WEILS STREET IS A , «• «. u „.,„" |Al l ,„, „„ „ , „ ; «8,90O $21,900-$22,90O i-'i'nM^^t'-^.^.^-.l'JrJi V,,!."f,,BV;,T -^ 'V^

1 y l I r ; l : r r r 1 ,,..•„ II,.I,I,>_. i-irM ^M.....' .•..Mj-: FAVORED LOCATION j ••. HAYI-IUHT: I;:;;;,','!,•, " "" ' "' ;i ,?;;i,VJ'';U- V .'.'-.' iii!!;i"i.'.'i i.i .'.'.i! A • -i"."-"' <»•'• ii.'iiKiiifu, splits ;'.";!",h,, .'''i','"i,"oii'i'«'a'i"i"il;tt h nil ;;;"" .7'V. ''""iV',,?,"'"'"'""' "'• - 1 1 1 l l a i r l < r 1 1 sio1 n1 itU ...:- III.'"." i.i'vi.i'y' . im'l'!!;.,', »iih '.huh'. l.'nl,..„,l , I ..II,..„..,B III „ l.u,,„.y ulii.li. „,„. , ,„ 1 i »•!„ ,,„ s,,. ir '•• >"i' ")"''.'''" r!.'"'., 1" ;\ .'.'.'.''"".'.';.:' ii', i •!.'.'.'*i.!"i!-'."l:..l|-..,.|ii.; ii'«s :ui,S lpiYyVJom ! . ; ;!.': .'. ..v".!'.l .. i.::!'J:i."'!! .!'! u'.'.h ^•'•'}i'î^lu"l'!i!'\^ZuS,p b ,,-flNhi-r innI I- I i' t- t r I i: riiiiK... fiiinHy r-.t-nivm itint ar.H. lavni.iry. J»l ..I'.nlitl i e. If yen onll UH <>n tlil» hui.i.y i-i.nin-, u:ii-.-iKTi* — full biiHi.'incnt. Ijjwly It li inL t'l x »'M) ;il tilt- cntiarni Thla w.'lt \r. I'D i-ifi |,l i<.n— AVIE W OFTH E POND F0RTH E YOUNG FAM!LY t i lii'iiutiful TitiilKi(UtJs i'aiK — \\m ar* n.-ini' VBI'.V INTUI! ^Vî^fl^r^^/^ [SH'fflr:-,,?;:^ " " I "^^^-^-iW'^îiv^j GOLF EDGE T*'|i s'l.oul luciilloii — Kfii*i>M> .^TINl" O&'KKKIN'!-q M'lilili In- 1 ; ; ) ; : i; : :! ii!; > i ( ::<1 .it.If t:ix«-s — i-onu* HIM1 ihlH on'1 .urv^ T^n' ;;;^t j i£^ ' i^l i;i:r£r :; ^-iiir!PALE YELLOW - AND LOW «'...I':;;: î^-;'^ -^ \; i S'l'I^^!ii^r^. rii ;;:;; "" '' $34,750 (-.I- ?JH,r,M(j! ll l u

l tI ll <1|iin y f >1 ; h ON LYNN LANE !!| V»i !.-.'VJ*i ^n^l-ltt i':!" -; AV.T'Y.'rV-aVViKt"!!!"'" !J ''\».w™'r $23,500 y!M;' !ri^ ; ;;m'in.n '' ' ' i l,'ii i i •J;;; ! Vlili 'i!Vur V!-7iru. a JK l 1 $21,300 i rV'in.om. 'a Hun d ''•k""",,,"' 'i •'•'"' '• »'' -' v .l''-" nit.-.l " h-Mn'.' $31,900 iV "Vpl.! «..!.•.•« o'.'nu A SPLIT LEVEL FIRWLACE IN THE y llli-'ll Itiitlin iirc on i)i n ( iKJi1 njiinf ;;:!;. "nii..i im"i! arii ;ini?i,'! nrVMî'V.ir'r.HoU'^: i ./. lf! • • • ****"* ***,™» lli(. , f;imll i(1 lll( WITH PERSONALITY! JUST LISTED! iliMir. Tli" wt-M Mha,l,.,l 1 1 > ini 1 . ...i ..1-1 liiiuhi . with 11 [1 LOUISIANA COLONIAL RECREATION ROOM JUST LISTED J •:•-1 ;.,>i y« i i ,::,. " ;,?,!„.!,:„ ' ^ '••-• - ^.i ™,*?™^}.,':!"' \,.v:!.v : r;;^ ;:^;;;,:^';:: ':; : r/ j pt> hint)** 1I1|W 1( T»i. I ;i \\>-w •,{ U,-• U'titchunir Mem n - nily I'iir yinir i-hllilri-n A I'iil TlinIn;i IIMK liuyi-r I••-• ;m**- • Vfs, Hi iK split Ii'Vt-1 him in ill- It Is st/hlum ulii* Minis ;L it'ntr* r'.'h.illjll IWMIK- -nc ii..|. i.>t «*il. M|ii.t mil lfl ^-.IIIIH' r'.iiin In Hi,- li;iM, "I' Ill (.li-h IMaifiH "tf.TM vi.hiailty ami <-harm — locait-tl hall hanic hi a top rvsiJ.-nti., $34,900 li-nir, iilllli? <"-*•» »'") View In r i-rt-'l in •ul iM I.iif l,,r i-iili'ltlttlili'l.' ' M-nln»c l«"" "Iw full .ih,- !;;. , ni .. "\ iivliiK ,n tin- Wyrhwimd iircii of UVHI- n>-(uli brii! tin- r !», Ifiy ilny Jiliiy. A f n vi>rl of iinnit. I'li^ lit'itiic room IH . ih" kid I 1 iti'ld — fi-rat'i1 liiiil fntranc-f — j r " ' ; [I li lin-pilic*'. ;L lull Hiz<>< (Ion and (-unimutliiu at t^. tuily wlii' w.'uitK uiiil n*t-il ti II i tf In rK r < *<** IX'Ait ii ud it I JML .M|)lll'|. ;)?ni i I In*; i* T-T.!«)r«i»iHM, j . t-ariK wrought lr.. MANY EXTRAS 11. lIvliiK* rimm wllli Ilrt-j'liir*-, MIIIIIII ilmltiic room. iiitMlrrn inKItonnv t.aldiiftH, iti.t Idti-hi-n" with canng Realtor ilu*- laxii-rully ili><-t»rati-«i t».'d- NEWLY LISTED ABOUT TO RETIRE varm 11 replace, to dWt^lu tt- t'otiniry-Ilkf MtHinK find rwoiitH Mti HfRiniri lcv.-l with 'ainily arwl rri«*ntl«. NiiiuMoiiF miff With two t>Kl)l». Thi: ZV |arK<: f'lurlh ht-droom J>IUH «tor- lining idorn anrt Kiichcn with .MIT lii-rlrmnn IIBH ItH nwii • ,u :ir-t rwidy for tli.it ph-- mrrely «*nhnnrr !h* il**»lr«- in the "Zxl-fi »Jlot; Wmtflrlil Hul.llilc I.I»I1I'K ntixi on third U-vcl — cliunnlriK l.i.ok hoilur/ Unit y»ii %t •a Hi it: spaci*. IFptuulnt. tJifci- i)'.- jmnvlL»-'l 23' Mtt.t liiK-r'".m Inlil) i*r IhlH J.M'turr-Hiu* yanl. r«'fr t-nJoy. Th ' ihlr'I door hn» iiomt for n NIIIUII iinnii}. •, a :i^..sxl<>.in .._ î.\ hntliH — 2 cur iiit«fh«(l Irm hinrrlt'ii, pl»r«Ktf i.'u|] im to "uu* .stult'ly tn.ll tre«*s, ".V wH( wo Iw-rlrooniB H ml u lnr«f nt.-i- l*trm tuir-ye:ir-t'lil wull tn Al'prnlHiilii MurtKUKr" n :ir;i^t> — lai'K'C lot flO x l-C- r gi- n r'-j). A 23' p« rrh pI iiH it .".- thiH d.-H^lnrul (-ol»ith>1 vull t-Jirpt-tliiK f'l "H- living C. B. SMITH, JR. Milny extra fcuturPH tliat you UK] over "00* dfirp. Tup l an> *'nr gnriiKc (ire II'I'IIM u-n- MinK'filow in Wi'Hillfiii. W« f""l ""m, ill nl HK room ;innroci:itc. All thin WOIMI location. Realtor r RIGHT FOR TWO . . . Try sure you will Mki* vvt-ry- 111 ISImrr SI. AD (or only ja4,7. .O! Illll^ itl'OUt tt, JllHt l.HtCfl ilt >lint>ly ut :xlri.i full l.-itKth .lrji],,M ' in tMitral ATC. Oft, MAYBE THREE . . . •it MO. ivlii^ room itti'l ' hat «• «rvf rnl $34,900 ild'l, and i 1 OHO to MIIMOIJI U[ . * . IRI-KU Fwt wllli Ir-i'i in n iH- a ml niucoo construction in Elm SI. Knov««- AD 3-5555 \V>HtUfld unit v I c I n I 1 y . In unuiMiiill}- Ki.ii.il mill" — !„•- M*-vfii room home; ^ Intiinumj. I'litnuiC'f f">'"r uiih a Kra- M. A. MFRCNER t Vi tmlhs; JuiKlit llvluu revrr. iun ivIiHlinK* nt nlr way. Tli« TbniiKh r-1'vlt> hnM lifen auw,-: 5 BEDROOMS 149 ELMER STREET ruthpr rnrtnun tutn i*»mt 1. (inly four yi-iu-H "1-1 ;nul I,, (ul- liral.nr*— lDaarnnre \Kh hay, dlnlnK room, mmliTs Htitlful targp living room IH ADanu. 2-48M Wtnttrrfi II. Kdwarda AD 2-IMT9 »'*•<• Ic, fir-w ttnfu IIIIV^ rv- tirillly n,alnlnlii.il. US HoUler Oaart All 1- INDIAN FOlt£ST U 111 In-II. rt'«T'-illHMl I'Ocm. I'iinr- ilrpic whit" mid linn a nilt*o -tirtVi fii-)tintnno rtn-plll**^. Tl»«- pliHTrt o|it — na, tveM IK* !. Tin- rdiiniH am liirm- (IIVIMK ni.-nt iLiid Kiu-iiK'-: wall-u»-waH IIN)* C»»f«pln An ro'.ni ;?.KK14.I;, IIIIIIIIK rii'im This. ii.;\vly 1IM.-.1 .x.'.-ul i 1 n<1**d t'fi.«fmt*nt wlirl'iwn mid lilriiKcd to >t*-l|> If ><•" vrlMh. Rvrnlngi Oalf '•;iri><*tln*r liu:lu 1 I'rh'fN ruiitf** fr4»m *17.*i up. are you riddled ' Dllrlrh ... .An It-1 iloNtly unlurnlMhfil . . . lew 17 i.utnH anil il lillKi! I'liniilli-il . MOVING TO K fi^ntiHl (lining room, in- HI 111. HKIlll IHMlH.ll. Tilt *< Harold V. 1'lnce I'L n-ZOWi rmnl dintnHr nit-ii. pint* ;i i)r-n by real ettate .•II.II> '1 ii y 1 i ^ li t ;u'«-;i MT. LEBANON, PA? petJilfM \Uov*> an.- four t'••-)niir a l;uii... pan.11...1 liuniiy n. If Hint In your ilmilniiiloii. tin1" tthH :ind jtuilri'H qunrtrrM OVIT Vlbrrl G. Danker ...AD 2-lM'l l>e mir.. In rnll ii» If v.iu imvp two-in r Kiit-nK'1- A l In Hi.- HVIIIK r'.oni. .11x1 lo llflWll ! $27,900 n r K ltH Tli.-rr :ir^ II homo fur HIIH' In Hili* iiri-a 1 h , ir * * * * i in uiul hull (ulil'ii iy In- ''"HH lni!l'1r<>H on Ki.i.il i|imllly... nml in-i-ily. tli(. Wi'Htllol.l ur.ii iii.'ii 1,, i.v •ryilililt i- r«>r iiuiny yt-rirH; inmiy Miilll -ii!M mill mil* lit iinn ui'i'it itini it* uti'.iii itfii' DII.I. TIIIB IH itux ni'wly I. Tin' li.i-iitli.n l» I'X.'.ll.iU ..- h:iv mi.I Ki-llliiu li'-lli-r. phono M.A.M.! K-ilir.uiKli" I" Hi.- 7 ytiira nlil . . . prln-rl m }:i;i,5l>". »IK,.VH>— .niK. lnri:i. hit .11... ! ,.ii-, i... in. .lt..h.'H. I'll.' lauii* . LARGE PROPERTY l-lny HclBlitK. NEAR WILSON SCHOOL ; .iiy i:. I".- .1 I.. III.' i-.Ml- "I 1 ofleil ll)l.i*l lul vnmilK.MUIrt fur If V<'U')<< IIO* -I "(I'l 11 ' ••!!!- t.nth l>iirtl.-K itlnl w<- will l,t> KII Mrmtrcr* 0 yi ir ..1.1 HDlll I vi-t. llrttr I.. Wlrirmnn I 1 »*- AND TENNIS CLUB l?v?«. Hem. AU V-IUUH M. A. MERCNER >.-lf«-i ' ji mt don't IlKr in i>iiir.- Ki illmunn wllli you In ilitnll. nr h Flu IIH. ; Som<- nt' Ihr Imp'.itruiT vxir:i ATWOOD REALTY .tinl iiri-»mi.t«\ tht-n j'-nll until S fcil.M HTRISIST i*i .^t-»- this luiiii". Tl' • iMi-ri"! Homarka. Inc. nr nlil, A l.i-ilr n : $17,500 lCT»nlf)Kai tr.il ;ilr rmiclUtonitm'. liiitinlr (Cur. North and Kim St. n fri-Khly paint"'! whii-- .-.-ilnr hduV i! in Sk '.Ill" S<-ntrh rinlnx-Mou national hnmrHnrtlnft BOI uein, two I'iir ;ut;icruil fitnik't- nppv«Uc • Cation) liliiKl-H. IM .uh;viu-r.i \>y th> Alliert II. C. WlrKmun AI) n-ft.1M Btnltlul« LUttna Hi trl.'rtrlc (ipcrjito'l ti CHI i-M. ' «vnll«H|# «rlthoot oharar Splo untl Npnn *ix r»t>m cot- Mm. l.llllnu l'uulilll>«, AU ^-IUS Milrl UvhlKlwno frr»nt.. Altr.n - liiKr I'l o"** f'ftHir e^rellent Imril lop uiiv*' litiod tvith ILt'l- o thf pronpretlvr bomr b«; :itm bi'MjU, Njilil rail iVmv, M'IMM.I I.IMI re Mldonllnl PREVIEW "MONA USA" See onr ad on i»«Ke 3 tii'lKhhorliiHHlM. Tli err arc i IT. x I.*..".. Spin:)"U.« livmu nsniii RENTAL - $250 WATCHUNG AGENCY I'iiMlHT, «0 ri. iioiifrwi** p;illn I itll llrotihifv :lll>l iMiHr.l Will- vi\ li hiii'Lii.'i|U^ a lul upun porch. A I'reu.-li print ul' iifrlmilli llir IW I'nrk AVf, l.V X riMintn nml II niinrliitir* lintlt ii w. din IIII; rnoin Mini t>i«*lur- Ccntrr Juilt homo . . . well lo on thf 2ml (litfir. Twriilj- mii«< i-i-li-lirilltMl porlrilU lu tlit- ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor 1 luilow vii-w i»r Ti-fi'il Uui. oat«d . • . yt'iir'tt lenno . . . • i.iic rnot 11 tin K room tvltti 'I'lic lut IM -00 fr-i'i drcp and til- wiirhl IM IIII illMpliiy In nur ulTIre inl. plilH liioiliTti kUrlirii «;:;. liWlruomH . . avnllnltti* n« HOOT Ntunr llrfplnrr, family Olli- iiiiuii Is i'Xi:t'Ucnt, ; ts.TtJv*. tvlniloM nt if'J i:iiit N(rr<-t until 1 PEARSALL 4MOTBTII1C**T") ihlf Npiicf. Thf re- ;irt- Ihn- HM tlic It'nm IH wlpnnii and up* WALTER KOSTER, INC. liiK room, kllt-hrn v>lth .lllltllllr>- ^'JIMl, Tin- DllVln.-l Null- I.-I-I »iiM tin- Ihlril ivlfi- ur tho [i.l fim'-lmir liutliM* n c*l |M»ri'li n« l»t. LOVELY STREET •;IUI oil" tlu- niuMt*-r luMlfw" f l.iivntory IM hitRi-innii. Oll- HERE ARE THREE PROPERTIES JUST LISTED FOR SALE I'onilii, tilifiti-i. in., niniii. »l.ti HI nor 1D24> FRANKENBACH Ntfiitn Itciilt HIMMI plot II.'.O' WONDERFUL NEIGHBORS 4ihir«inilii" h> iilili-li tile port- unly $fiti^, <*iini|)lclo ami t'f Till--. I-'IMST- ;if ,'. \\i St. M.irli."* >•. Tills KU>ami riill IM kiui'vii In Frtiili-|.. 'I'ltl- p in every way, with in,n- • Ilmlilrntlrtl MnlrM r • t'onnnrri'lnl Mpnr** tn-r liiill <•'!!..tiful In ;I .sp.-ni, HI* )I> lth;il l IKIM )J< fall iif* t-> HCC tills ttraii'a l i.rlKliiul luilntlniL ivlll h«> i-ulll- .tras. iîM'uttMl In thf <'v* j«'i 15 EI.M flTltlCBT—AD 2-4T0O • liHliiMtrltll lifft»lt%tK *1K*>" i"r«*illftfil ITC I on K I n-rnlllly in;itniiilin-i| unnl> • Io|rl Invf nfntpnt" — - -.- - •--..... |-..i->.i •••« i>i^ ill 111 lln ..'I'll. .«T I'M I. t li.ii HUT..'.. :. l.iill.i',. imiiiry iin.l 11 kit. ti.ti wllli .iitln^ -ntt ol'' x curved Koiidy far Imnirdlalo niviipnncy »(nrrl S. Cniwe Af> 2>MM -I'll..'. I iii.iiiliK :ii.' r.nii- I..-.I, ,M nml off Hi- il fi. miisu-r I...I- . . . lu'ii rt of 1>Ur*iiirt- „:,„,. II. . I •::! f|. ,|,.n. Tw,, n,|,||i|,,,mi very vlonv to tlic utatlon. Hn. AIHB Urnrf Owniln •".Iri.i.ill! III.- Ilili-il II.Hir. Tu'li-,"ir KiiniB... Th- l..( is nmsi;,il The main level lias t\ \atx*> Uv- JUST LISTED il.I III.- Ki'i.im.lM IIIIVI' .il«-;iy» luiil tlu. 1..-HI ,,f ,ii,.,.. A Iliv lu.nu- hm' room with Mreplai.e, a lam- ONE ACRE ri A. rinrpnnir. A :.vi«ll rnnm Mi' li .,v, r In ll ;i IIU'HI. il.-i.li iil'li- I... a I l.iii t'ur ii Mlzuhlo liimlly iit <:l5,:,ill). tly H1ZI'<1 dlnlnK vnija, a l» III.. \l'll IIIIIM :l|... llllrt III.tllll UIMllll. In (,,l|y ;,|,pr,..|lltl! U,,' <-1cILIIt-ll•••! Tlu- Irtwer U«vi 1 tiajs a I a rue $27,500 I HI lr MI, ni, ;i ri ,il ( r.iit Iv l'a nil! v :t l«lr. i»|»ll(-lcvl Ini'lutlt-N ivall- >nll. iltnliik- li."Ill .mil Kill Inn n-llli illHliwimlii-r lift- I lir illiilm; lo-wnll ciiriM'tlnic In IIVIUK MII.. WHAT A VIEW I K hrU k ticnnr, )M r-M.ni ami .L li.-ilf li.u.h \\ltl> tin (hi irmlii ""ill th. r.-'n :i |i,ill,-II.-il il. li, ,L l..v,-ly h.pnt I'ur li|'..|ikf;ml ov.-r- . -m|i,i. I..ni ri-iir yuril. I'll 111.- r..^"llil Ii-Vl'l are Ilvn ill,-,, 1 5 - lii.n iill Ihii iiilv;uit.ii?>'« '• Ijoratcit In Motin(a(n.«lilr, liin.r« wrc rHiz*'d t wit-car IIN 1-it.l.I.'iitliil s.îtliii;. T^'' Mtoii*- |Mlllt». Tbr r<^v i,r Loni Kn'Uii'l . . . A moiIri'T) home u'll Mil*1 Ntilll I..ir. i.li... ,, li.ill I.nlli II,m |,,i^ ,, :,l,,|| nn,WIT. TIllM ll.illl.' i- l,i',-f h..ilr(...lil.^, llvini; rimn liK-o bttf r(»t»in . . . > ci tlti-ii harily itoplnrM nt th*' reiir Hn*- ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor • typed tlrHi ll.M.r "i ' "in, .• w.'.ii.i..,..,!,. i,i,- l'..,i,iiii,.,1,.r r,,r y,,,,r .,„„,„„.; , . . imludinK a Uth'ht'it tint TIIITI' IH il HI'MKIIT Nliilruiiy t., add II (llHtlnctUe t'iir*'lK» (« II t\V*'ll ly-fonr nl.Tt. I'll.' l.iir .illi,, h. , I t'l'.li:.. limy liili" hi-,, ,;,,., ,!,.„. .„, II,,,. iil'B... klli'll.-tl willl liUlll.lrv I., will dillKiil the Homi-timkeT. . nt,'i';iKi\ it 1.mil,try fluit... iilnl f<> Hie limdNenidiii:. UV ^ruld 11.U1 ll\ lutr-ittitluu: r n o in Ilii-lr si/- I ' I JIIM in..iin.l Hi,- ,.irn.r in,in ill.' U'yi-liivui-ii Mill's, liiloilf l.-.l p.il'.li. -'.'f and a :uv* n a tlri'pl.'ic'-! J (M.r»OiV W'v ri**'"tn imlj ivimt 1<> HVC Ul I'll!intf >. two tiffi nntl |Miiv«lri• room. •rill--. TIIIKII...I.IHI ., s!.-,, I., u,,. „,.,„ T.immiii *.•» n ynu 4: •>? I. Tlii^ |j,w, lofiiiinn anil He irvi.ll r\c ri«T»«-«" .1 in Im. r.w.m; i, liili-hi-n will, nilini: -<|..i.... ••!. ,t ri.- i-inir.. .,,,1 II mt lr y li. I-:. l"'iliil,l" „,-.- i»., .,.l,llil,.nill l.,..l,l,,,in« ,,,,,| i,.,,i,' A ,.'.,„ ,irv,r',,„,' CHEERFUL ! fifcu ini'iini JiiHt \<*r\K oDDiiKh ti. TAKE ADVANTAGE mil JI» In .ill whit ,' HIIU'M, thlH whit" (-..l U* ItitiT- iv.-ly. with cliiiriHt.r In i»itf of Will. I..' Ill" f....|Hli.- > Oil Mill • Mir iirt'Orrril tiH-iitlttnx. liiiv,. up..ii IUI.|I.'.'IIIIK lliii. ii..\vly "*•«>. N. V.IMI i;..n.l Hi/.i| »ms. itrlvii.-y. Hi-iiiirnl,- lll-mry. KlU'Ki Milt.', tuny vi-f tll.r llrlV Tiillliiillli'.-. S,'|U,..I. Tin- lOitUoii .lr, II tub UlntrU't In Wf..nir i;:ir;ii;... ;l tu-lhiuiH would • iiJ'>V thf i npi'i/lully lnvi-ly A bountiful liiyiMil wlili "in- < 17,000. \V»«itlfhi. )lnM :t Inlr.. inn rmuii, i^. .1 u I'.iUllil'lll ".xlr.l ' ; tin- ni"f*t ntlrifUv .l.-iiM ' ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor iiiiiui'iliitt., i...'iip;in.*y. HMnU--l>. s.-nliur U 1 iir pvi-t»Tc»nM* >, nml :'|..ili .-.intllt I,in .irt-; i-iirpi't- •fl'S.IHH,. lict ELSIE BETZ, Inc. sK,tiiit,.,i iutjoinhir. :i ' icr spiiri«.t)H •'iit'-ll'»ir llvlni: . Mrmbrr Multiple MMInft flfRt^m lni.-. ."..'.' iilll.-- (.in, .Iliiliwurlii'i', v ll: It HA I.TOM if. ;i el i.iwn prniivi-ly i li' ••Bprri;tlly w.-ll i>l:inn-() • l.>: .viil. r '...fl.n. r. ;;i-;i,l.- l.-v.-l liun- h<- .iwn.-t-M «, ON COOLID6E STREET Mrs. Him, Iimii,, Jtrh-h :inil fratuo r>|t|lt-lm* us (..i- Hi,- iL'l'lrv?.'. , A 11 Il-0Mfl n "titi ,1 h.lr.. I'.; iMilhM, and ful llt-lty l.ciwc . . \l» i-1 l-l LE5 K. WARING, REALTOR hii»<-iii(-ti(. ihKtra from kld'tit-n rittiling ( liundlrr All ^-;i«*r 4i ml it-iTrjttli.il rooiu tn r«>(ir SHAOY IANE, FANWOOD m 13. Itrond St. \l) --74fW >i«ni. u.M.iniv hunt in wvf on 11,1- ....Ml.rn I ..I..„ I, I I.,. MKOIUIUIU Ortvi* in sen $25,900 .-Illl-ll III till- Somll ..Illl <>1 H. CLAY FRIEDR1CHS, Inc., Realtor tlnrry Hror n, ,lr Al» S-HfWVi RANCH I '.H.II.lKf S(r>^.*t IlllH filHf WESTFIEID Our 35lh Year FANWOOD Unrloit IIIH, ttiHT VI --Idin i..in.. ..II Illi' niliiki'l. I'll.Ti- Anltrr l>khnrt All 2-7IKV* Split l< vl .•"• "|'"'I- •>!>• • 1- I.r.- tlit'l'i' iH-ilrii'ilHM nil lln- $31,900 (lull it vlll ph .•*•• :> v i.v \'.\ THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. >.«•<•.>inl I1,».ir (iiiil-.ti-r l« IS' i Mi,i,-i> Tit >1O1'S t..\ t»V. Initn-'M.i t. . REALTORS INSURORS FOR THE SMAIL FAMIIY t tii.::my . . . pn. ••• lU.-lli'h.' r.ir- PARKWOOD P-tiMLT in ijMTin r II. -HIImi' 26 Prospect Streel AD 2-0300 l.ii'liiii.-.* II |...itilortiil'l«- 111- /'Aktllin 9 (AIJ llnllt-ln ulr i-.»nilill,.fifr lu r. p t Ini; riMim i^llh llri'iiliii-i-. COUNTRY-UKE SEHING P r 1. U:il) I ctili ••. r.. .It'll, illiillii; riiiiin. klti'ltrn. ••'! $23,500 . CAMIllO & SON ! r,.,,ti,,,, ,,„„„ ,ll)K ,"" _'" ,f 3 BEDROOMS - DEN n. Ituilt I:* liri-ilkfnHI riM*tn nml |i.iri'li. M.I IIKAI, P.NT.\t|.;_ INSllt.VXCK! Iliv ,,,,.™i iiniiKlnK- li.ivwil,,, 'I'V^Mllll'S sl'lllim. i:s. . .-.htir. U- 1'. \tlii.-lti-.l unriiKi'l il.-.-p I 1711't I,, ,l.."|i|.ili».ii.h..|. j \i.\ XtlllTII AVi:.. W. II. we 1* I., Ut M.III " \ ^|.lll I. \. 1 u !!!• 1..1I .. 11.In. f..r .. II. ^ i. I.I.K ..irrr>« lilritl piny I>I.II.|. \ii :-. Ii . uiir i. .. >>.! 'in.'. >>. >ll II:- i I .... • 9 -.... I'll I : 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i.f Uculr..r» •z I;I.M ."illi'.i:r Tlin. li'.ni.- I.-1 1...-.U.'.! :' ''•' ' i.i/..Ii. HI. I..,ih I'., i • .1 ' l.-i. I !'• .I...H..H I ., I..IM|.||\ I |1;lIlv ml £"iv. ;:i;' '' ' ""••''•"•<•••• :""'" "'» '"•'.•"'!' ;::;f; \\z-.\-r inn. h ...iiiiln iiil.i- -y'V NEW Bl.LEVEL • . All .i- .III.I.II.|. in..I'l,'.ii ill.ill ! II or. Si.rth nml i;|,,, : ay EDWARD A CAMILLO il. .1 i• 11!• • li.i". i. : "ii :, ]..l ll'i. \ I^.,. -rn.-i.' |J -;, itcAt/rou — lvst uoii 1 SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION i II mi;. \\ ;mr s'.n 'ii. i • .|'. CLOSE TO : , » I M. I. .iii- ].-. 1 (•••!.-mill . 'I ;..! '..I. ' ll< s ADams 3-2222 > I -. III. • ii .1 'in ii i" •!<. SPACIOUS ROOMS WYCHWOOD APARTMENTS ; I'i'li il.'wiiy i,"I llvr In •• '""". i...I. 1. \. I i IIII ''nil.ili .n,.| 1...-.H...I n, I'.Mi'.. I „ ,| ;,,„ ., ,• .Mill..Ill il.lll,'. .-N.'-l.t I'"',, t 1 I:- nt )',. M . 11 pi •••••>< i I-ii. i) . : II.I II \\K1.I> SI'lllllll. :,r.:, V..« full, k ||, , il..;..••• i !im l.i.ii'.l • ' 11,, |ln| II. ni. ,.< . ,.,irr" . uiul I.''"' '•' rri.i-ii .i •l-:-v.-l liir.,1,. I I..-.II...,„„.. |ii n 1... r. .:.|. II. ., )l'() , .{.';' HI' •! I. .I,':- in .,,1.1 illiu. Turufr II. V. ln.m I i.-r_.....l .limn "Ml. I. ,11 Ml, IM I .i"ii. • l.ii':'.' liimlly III. l.nni On 111. r ,':.' . ii-l .' l:,..|l.. !• ny I". :-.-ii' ,-.ir:,i-.- ^..'l,i.|. .\ llv \U 2-T7I V,,ii II in., il.. IIM ml. . Mi.i j T..|. - ..I,.|',I'|. -i i,.i 11>- x i,->;. [•,.,,... :;:I.:,I.II „,... , .,.,,, ,.,., ..,. , ..„,., ., , BUY, TRADE, SELL THRU Hi I'I' .i.i.i ..III. in I ..i.ill ill in .I'I.' I."- >1 v. lil. I. b- in llinlli.r i.i,.,,,l,,,, , • lullfllnii Cuinraclu'n I ..'.'in. >Vr*lll<-lil Multiple I I I ,.., ,,.. . :>,l.l, SHACKAMAXON COLONIAL (.'haniln-r ,,l ('..iDi \ulcrr l'ulil ..:. ri.i... I...II. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Nancy F. Reynolds Asiocinfes ^"•Trrv'iL^Fîii'V';.^:;:^ BARREn & CRAIN BRICK AND FRAME |.|. I- HI. .1 y..iiii.. ,.-.l|,|. • li- i ;•! i . .1 IT COLONIAL WILLIAM A. CLARK "I:-,- -I ' ii IA Mvonn llrnllor • i «III. , ii..iii.- in u,,;: : M;W nun IHI:M r, HIIMI i-1.1. \ ,, I ,i.:. I-. .ri 1.-I- iJ,7':i;S'Hi'•'••'•-•••- i-HI. III.M.IH: «'iM-1;I';,;1;,;,',;!',';;;" i.' !' ..ii" •l:ifl 5ll,u(h Avi-.. \Vr«t!l*'l* I'^ri*. nml Sitmljiy rnll l i 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 •••••in m..'IT]', i-'iTiTT'i «''!.']'•"'. ;.,!:;„;' 1:::;1 .: :,;; \l;rr.::;'. AD 3-IBOO i^.: , , :.:;;,;^.. .'::;-:,,. I:I •-'• 11 ADll» a-SlWI" 1 Nnncj r. llr)n<.lil«.. Al> i-nlSS ••'•'•'i'i.--'i."ii!!"..i'.i..."i.-n",Vi-.;".\i.,' '" '. • '....'.' j! -li'.'ii'i '""<'..'tll" "K"I:'.'l!.'V i.i.i *• •I". . (MII r. *»iilf..»-7T \ • r.-.- II . .r i,."•• I, ,,'..!• _• ].,,,.. I,,..!,,,.., i,..,..- ,V l>.| 1id T hi • - ,-! •!- , |,. "lll'- »lt i OtRn firnf M* •>7i:m I'l itrvi ••t-nrtzr I' II li-hnnU. I' II fl-ITflfl H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. •l.i- :1,..'|..-i.l-'l| MiniMll-'l.. .Ml.|-Ml.l.'l,, lr' .1 :;.,:'.|.. | •-.1-1. ' '. '• . - ^ . I' - ,,, 'I,,' .,,.,:,. ,.,,;;.: It. II. Ilitrifli, Jr \t» :-TKW III. AI, I III! — IVSI'HOU nii.'il'.il: I-.. A.|. ' •: ! '.•.,,,,,;.',,, I,, ..';,..,,, \ ''•'•' irliurlri. W. ll.ikwny..AI> --'"• . , ...... | llnurl H'.'i. An 3-nr.m 1 I".:- '.HI. :. !: ,i r... in. I n.l. ,|.' ,-.Ai". ii. '„ ...nil ill no iMirily ... r\l> •>-" •M III .1) Milt Nl .\ I N M|,|; , . ul, |- h.ill ,' l.i.l,.11. H..K... \l» i-iuiTn -."i:i ' Mi , it u^ THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. M. ll.l.ni.r Ull.lilr.. M> •'•"•" All. u.»mr. Ii'.!-• I-. i|ii.il'i:'i. ,T 'i.i,.,'. ,' AD 2-1 BOO '•• ...i' 'I'll" »' l.-l I"'. Ill Iill li' 111 nT« 1.. IM 1 \ \, J!l \f. |». sti.i-, Jr Mt kJ-t*r. II ! iit.-k I.I.I *i, tl' l»l. T.r.'jii I" l-l-'ll.ll'.-l.l I LIU 1:11. -|| 'I Al» ^.ii:inii \ II --IT .luii» ii. ^\lM•^lv ... \n :'.:,i7f- ,.ii.;. H u> Mini 1 In \l> '^.ItK^fl Iiil.r III) IC.I.I ni 1 ' Mill 1 t '. T \ i i: — > n .l.-iiil M. til If | ;| i ' N' JlUflH.H —• ".Sll. . llnm PI ml . 1 : ; < :i ;: 1 :i ; JwOy 4 i; iiv^"" vV..S' iL;^>H . ••''-' 1 •-•.•..•!.'i-r'^v.;i;y ;^. -i:!!!:- 'V::'!"-:^ 1.J •*<=*$.* I,) W*M»,TWflWPAT, KEALESTATE-SALE • SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE • •REAL ESTATE WANT D» j • FOR SAIE FOR SAtf • I • HitP WANTfD - • _•!• . WANTED ||ii version full} ! «W\MN«) win-H FEMALE a JH~UO4.'imL''T' h^lllJ V> l|l'|i : I *% r ; -. j I i. • t I - , < I • * - i n . J 1 '' * .1' ' Ti . * '' * I !\ I j — ---,. ~ .._...... ! WE BUY BOOKS 1'- t !'•!• HI'IM. Wi itt: Ylo\ *:\, (:ni- I. 431 Nortb Ave W. Al ' i .-In .-l. »1 7; ini-.l.rn l.hii-li iin.l bra: ••* ! l»i:vr» I, i-,.,lili • l SI o II ,1 » y I PLBASIK CAi.l. POK Dl.TAILS THOMAS JUDSON, REALTOR-INSUROR 4-20- tl - iin ill.- ..rt. HI..- o..w »8;.; li.-u vy ! , I,, ,.uc|, I-', |,l;,y ! iiey wtviiLVht iI'VIII .Mtu-lir yet. i: j ,.j(i,,.,-t.-,i Wrlti- '" ci,'i-; 'Si P.M. BOOKSHOP KDITH JATS liiiliw. iv 1th IPa u-aiSoii. ft,i; Koo.l Wt'StCit-lj Loiul.-r. :ia» Pork Arc PL «^BNW 200 NORTH AVENUE AT LENOX s ni CMIOIUQ I liouso with finish'*!) r* c••• ] rm\l Ll.o >r milla l-10-2t i-t-tt roat inn riu. Must l>o in pure! v AD 3*1070 residential Rren In WftRlitiKrton Wil- ! « wou.l iivitoi niiOii tiil'U'n. ?'-^'-: latKi' KXPBllirVCBU Houaou'orkrr, IIBIU I-(SH FOB MEN'S CLOTHWO. rtti* F"U. Cram. (,i- Fr,\i>U1tn School i1I«- ) »-»•• wU-'ii'1 tvvo-lonr. jUKN. $-.r,n nrt.'l,; imUHowork and <-»ro of ctilldrcn. Al.i i IOK lutbliD. buute, Audques. eurtOA, Ti iff in WoMflfM Maximum $25.ooti lintiy (:i-ati,l piano, ?lt:r.: uprlulit :-o-(7i. j.iu-'-'t i rui'iiimi't-. in-n»«iu-are. Klass. chtna. I.AMI* V£RY LIVEABLE . . . fOR BIG FAMILY v-i brokers. Coll After 7:80 I'M . ?'?- .-"iu.-tl Ki-ami piano, fK.; clii-rry - ...... i Wolffs, 118 JluOlnon Are. PL 6-HS». "•riritf In any article you have—we CHARLES G. FIRST FLOOR: LAUNDRY, FAMILY ROOM, 3 BEDROOMS t ul.l.oflid, jsr.; tlat top oitk ilt'uk. $'.' 1T ilcllviry. tnr. loo.il, 5 fill male a tioautiful lamp for you uplioliHiTCi! pint form rorUpr. !1U: I.KII1Tow ilcllv-ryn Imurx. . t-nrBR. C-72H2loo.il, .5 da) " * "' r 2 TILED BATHS PWOFRSS1ONAI. mnn in m«-M ilf- JKI1IIV CAHVKLt. oak wHstoitaiul, f(i: pfv,-i^l gim.l l-10-3_t. <*ot.f,n<" roii wisirKu To BUT AK- MEIERDIERCK, JR. nli-,.j S-v,...m cnlit ll-v.-l rr-il...... "ttit-HW Oiitrnl AT*. AI> S-422J' i.iitly Vl.-ioiian Hiifflt Arvliit'H Hi-- - - iriuir. itii-i.us, siioTorvs p|» LIVING ROOM HAS FIREPLACE 11'.t \v;Hf"' lii'at anil two liftthp in^- Parklnjr across the fitioct snli- Shop. M'-yt't^ville. ripon lo-x . r-i -oi «. iinvoi.vnim, KM vies iii'-i-.t. JIM-ll.. In ui"ier J'O'J). Prti. 11-lR-f Invu, 0 hour tin)-. Biliary, HI! f.- i «»vr>lll>«. «TATK ; KM ie A NO FULL DINING ROOM I'M vx'.-fl't Tufisduy. Plifni- Ml 7- i H *X1> PEIEH< Realtor rii.;.u «..^- w,.!!,, j,ux 3p care of 114U. lio-it i i.it I-:\SI:I). WILLIAMSPEIIEHV< I .IKftllV O*«V«-1,|. January Clearance Sale -It ivi'i'li'ljivi. Must Uiioiv linvv t" chime, ^l.-ihs, nftiothiKs. furnltoro. TWO AND A TILED BATH ON 2nd FLOOR lr hniKlli- infiinl vill iul'1 ii o«n- QUICK POSSESSION ,• younir woinmi to its ,-oi-|iiiiiHi' U-*%TP.II. oi.l fa«htoTiei1 . any Washer $179 >li«- re-lntions slntv. Kho «li.
l In- •-..iiilltiim C. C. P.O. Box 4S7. MWIt* $36,500. utult-r 3G, ii nooil writer, innl Imvi' ,1-iviito I'ath. rcpl'l^"tlftl Kcrtton Whirlpool Portable -liui. N. J. lS-6-Ht .,,.i,'».« mnn. All K-M1S 1S-15.H 1U- fiialiioia i-xlii'i-l'-tic'. Tin- J,,t, ^TIll\u-AV or f)lli«r niano waMt*d PARKWOOD (LOVELY . . . WOODED . . . SCOTCH PLAINS) Dishwasher $129 IM1CI-: r>im|chr v.-r»iUlllty to lininlh- ;i I--..- ii.-lviet,' frtoilly. pl«aflQ call Mr. 1 WOOD ONE FLOOR LIVING AT ITS BEST foT- JinsinrsN man, nrlvat* nnin Combination Bar, Electric Stove, vm-ii ty of wrlllirii m aHMliTiimctilKp . Tin.- Hf'lii'/. NTA 3-f.5yf.. I-J'St Bomi-iiilvato bath. SU 9-1254 ovr- lor Salr 1 Refrigerator and Sink, Walnut HIIInry IN Bvod. S'-iut rt'suiiii t«i llo 1UST AROUND THE CORNER FULL BASEMENT 13 r 'Ui o oi" Wrtitflold An ppoj-tunlty cinijl LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE Finish, was $595, now $350 * "il,l for I'. R. ami SCHMIEOE TR«" EXPERT CO. profi-rri'tl, Many Others lll'.ri;|>TIOM,ST-TVI»INT lo iiui M-M". oin t be Bt'honl and wall luff DINING ROOM . . . LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1 -10-4t l!-2n-tt [iail tUu»* PVt'iihijfK innl rvi'iy otln'i PINE PANELLED DEN }*ou — (It'K vncmnt) — in Van's Appliance Co. S rnliiM". Jt*'|»l>* !*•>* :i7 lcl.l Uuil<'i\ l-l7-î (MASTFR IS 15.8 x 13 6) 'T f"lM •»IM\«j TAIII.r.. RVX4-V'. frultwno.l. AD 2-3726 117 E. Broad St. -^klit three bedroom, two And i t St.. A!> j) '.'tonrli I'roviiii'lal. wltiinilt clialrn- TILED BATH AND POWDER ROOM . ;. inliiulon li t'1 >»no Kri-ncli Provlm-ial lii-jiillinnril f..i- *>ICrillO'l'AHV. full UimwIoilKo »i" Ml 7-U-19 or wiito w H'lti-: i-'issv l tin tul nml tvnliiK-. nil f'iiu'.*' ,- X J. ^•iae-Unlr bath, couteiuporni-j- PATIO. 2-CAR «ARA"-E ATTACHED twin I.e.la: two l-YpiiHi ullk nnlml- IIVIKMP1! l-orim li, n'"'" liO'W" tlcri'il rhalrs Hultnlilc for hall, lio.l- (Our rt-Nnlf Hutlit'it art' KIMMI nu nrw) lts. t-'atl Nut In mil H:inU ul" l—.lli- lomlîl jiloi'-'- l.nti, ..'I'- Uiîa. All £.?&otl. rftorae. MUK HquariMb living room, HARDTOP DRIVE, TREES r.ioin. tllnliiK room. KKtf-1 SIS. i vi I-.HI WT|\(; cfillfirtiotiH or iiaHbiaa ii""i-i,i. i'-"Hrf»ti' rutranei'- Cull 15.et.tf COM; VISIT OUR l-t .lUintnv Ha't-clt A Crftin uMtulnwn full lUnltmr r fun Imt protllnlili*. KK.I-UIIII nun. u-ilii li ll mi ^n piivilPKOB ni- l-'fltl'l •tl l»r tt.1070 i: P.M. PI. S-l'-oir,. A.M. in in I'M. Lo t nt 77 Marl iH'oinp. lioiids, |jrl7.* * run In* ymirs. jpnuellrU rerrpnllon room (22' Si.. Wootlhrldffo. 1tJinl r.34-9fifiii. Hi- your own bunt*! Cftll Mrn. (liny, 12-2T • 41 llour.s: Sclllnit, Mooilay 9:30-11:30 Ml 2-M40 for lioiim Inu'rvh'w. M. I'l') plan an otflcc for fatter* "ii-noni no'l sit iin A.ai. - Illlil 7:UU-S:30 I'M., Tui'mlny • LF6AL NOTICES : ll.'lit i- I.AMI'S nn.I Imnii ...Imili'ii, lni(t.- ,MI.- rtml \V..,lnosili!y !i:30-U:3O A.M. r.3 or Al) U-r.flKx. H^—Wonuxtt to men JCooriouili*nI gnK lient — lwo-<«r I'.i-tlon to rlioorii- f I mil In nut- lii'W Tlmrsdiiy !'::l(l-11 :3(1 A.M. nml 1-3 v i'dni'^dilVH frnlli •< in v«TirK TO Ml'lWl Onlll. All IV1K-H Illlllll ll'Jia it*. I'M., Frliliiy »:3u-l 1:30 AM. nn'l . lil ^proffe — nnd n lovely Innd- '•KIH--11 mi In SntunlKy 111:00 A.M.-4:00 l'.M. Prl the ontoi" fif ROBERT E. NEWMAN, INC. u',.*tii,.|.i 1 I.lock fr"" <" 1iU« '<'<• IIIK. Monday 9:30-11:00 A.M. un,l D T. K1UK, Siiif.Hrnto of thP y lot — 930,900. AD 2-5800 ''-^1 prlvllt'K'-s If tlo E T. WIUIAMS 7:00-8:011 l'.M.. Tu«-H.lay. Tliut-Htluy IIIMIKKI5H1MCH-TVPIHT, fully r^ne- <>r Kit ion. tnmii' on tiio fourteenth 1115, 755 C««trnl Ave. nml Prl'lay 1:30-11:00 A.M. rlcnci,,!, imrt tlmo. Apply iTnkui •»iiv of Jiiiutftry, A.D.. lfiftS. UOOli t'nunly Prlntttiiv nml Mnlllili;. '.':'•' thi' nnnl'ciitinn nf tti« un'1«rftl(rntfd, We«*«M N. J. SpiinHnii'd liy WoatlU'1.1 SiirvltK- North Av«.. Westllolit. 1-17-lt 'ii vrxontixto of wtu 1.1'rtKUI*. ''crr-jiri'H. mil If1*1 IH hrrchv ftlVPh td • , town. ir:,'-nriA nvailftlilo prntlo- AD 2.2158 l'l-:i, IIOH — National Slain Hunk, riii- r-'Otllnrji of RR| f»ui'Rcrll*nr umW o»th Wp. will givt? you t»'*« "M n"i>V'M I'IIMI. nf your homo ns a All 1I-543I. i.imrr nii.ns — a«vi, 20% on nil (IIH. No pxri,'rti-ti(-t- noccKN.iry. Call fir nn"|im,ilf'Mi tholr elnlfna nnrt d*» LITTLE HOUSE Mr. Stirlor, Al) 2-1000. Miuit'H auntn^t thn (>ntato Of paid TRADE-IN CRFDIT C It-K SKA'I'IOH, hocki-y, Hlz.' S. nso.l • *fi-*»-.l within nix motithfl ff«»m TTno our know-how ami fumls to aiU*aiH:i_* yuur eotnioniio positlnu. APARTM NTS-RENT • E T. WIUKVMS 4 tlnli'H, llko ni-w. $1,011. AD i-7t,H3. iluer. 3 yotmu: i-lilliln-ll. tii» .ijin* f'i!<-v«»i' lmrrod fn>m proBrrutlriB **** 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH "DUTCH COLONIAL" "~* NMAI.I. wurilrobn tl-unlt, IS. Al) 2- i h 1 MOVE IN NOW apd with n flrriilni * In the llv- We«'f|.ld N. J. IIST. _ PACKERS A won«terful hnino in n sni'hf'e'i ion North slile loenticm. livcry- T\KI-: *nv<»•'•'• t:f '••• • si'i;riAi, AD 2.2158 I'AIIIMO'I'—4! HiVr yilH^, l-OBi' lioli'i', I'ouvnyor bolt pitoUluff, 40 hour Uv room, n full diulntfr rornni thlnp In oxcrlliMit coiuHtiun. Tni-ii> Price "llMlitly tim-.l. ?!HI; lii'tivy wrought >vi-i.li, mil' l«-nfi. HfutU In- r.'3" or ||oi TT> » V lU'NI'H l-17-lf It'HI H.'l, 2 L-hillfH, 1 KlUHH top tilllU'. nve-r. Itc'im-t Jim. 1 ': -It »: 1 f. AM f,. u ,r. rninllio, Attnmoy Nnrili Ave, WitKt fill.Ill WII.I) ('IIKIIIIV fiiriiltiii-c, I II. WlllIntllH Co., nn:., 7liil Wiilmil PAY RENT IN APPIl AT »r.fi. «v.,.. I'l-miriii-il. «»|fi»-lil. N. .!. bew IM n ftlnward »n<1 VIEW OF THE WATCHUNG MOUNTAINS "•ml litl'li-.f, I'.."!'., mlil.'H, i-nnilli- Feos $8Ma MHIUIK, hnti-li. SIDT "if.. llroiul mid i't-iilrnl 1 no\ IN<:—12-l'f, inuhnnany Uvuu-iiii ?<1 porch. Tliro** iHMlrtMmi* Cpiitcr bull — Inrtî Hvlnix toom uttli firiula'-t' -— fnrmnl illnhiff f T WUU^MS riHim — "hiiu'p" frt»iltv lOiini with raiwiMl lu'tu-lb Itreplarr — MIH!XT\1V •«'"" """ IIIIITli £1 I'hyfii IIIIIIKK i-unin MI.I — tahle, II HELP l baih. liPXiM'Diilv' oil heat larBc whiu> biri'li klti'heii, SttV|.',l, VII.I.IC 7S5 C»n|ral Ave. i-XtlJi li'llveH, pu.i, 1! itrmi-linlfH, I! • »*™*> ~ • Knights Arrange 4 H.-.lrooma — 2«. linlliH fil.li. chalra, huffet, hrt'akfrnnt, 84't-v- nK-Tivi'Ti'-i' l,lvlii;,'.ll,i»JC, ST>\ nehr Wilson School find only This ht>m^ will nt-viT bt- ilupl'"rtiii'l IIRUMI at its Kf'llinK pth-c uf i WesfMH N. J. ••I-, .'Xi-i'llciil c.in.llll.in. S'if.ii: fi-pli'ei' AD 2-2158 1.1..ml., unk full nlzi> lio.liooin net, —Mutunl Tuntt mil liH-luitt-f ni'w imx npi'liitf ii'rl mal- cici-ntiary. For Int Dinner Dance "I'-l-iT I l\-IV'l VI'l-'X I'l CI"U T< i-i7-tr tn-NM. ?17fi; 4-lilpco wrouKht iron •ilni-tl" M'-t. pink fninilcn. jr.ll; inn. RORERT E. NEWMAN. INC. INVENTORY SALE hiitrany <.off(M' nml end tnl'li'f. lonth- NTMII—T-lfo Thf .'inntml dinnor dnnco of lHu cr tops, ?7f» all; hruHa llrcphu1'' HI-!. Ili'nUor Ami^n i* 1'IAN'ilS K- IIHIIAN'S "=t(l('l(l Council 1711, K of C, '•I.KM1MIIN IV Till". TI1AI»"."V "It-l.p 1 nn'IIVlV \ \ ,' * 1 }t \ |(l !•; 1 1 ,liM ' I ' $:tr.: Kl.-rtn'ltiK tiuilc typo I'lfaiiei-, Ni'W At ITsnil ff'ii. Al) 2-0^27. II Im hold IiVi,. 2H nt Wally's - ANOTHER TAMAQUES 101 Central Ave., Westfield aiTi- \ 'Ti-i i i,v,i, si.i. Ti,*\').;t Tiivcrii-on-thc-lMll. Wntchunir. tt l/i'-M, A S-l> IM^T ' N'i-1- sn.^"i'IN'i THE PIANO SHOP SKIH —1 pair AllnlK, 1 pair Cortina, imtli lanilnati'il atoel CMIKI'H. Al) 2- HFIP WANTFD - • « (iniHuiiiocd bv Mnvlin Mazttc, AD 2-5800 MM-M--S, <'II Illtl't! KK SI'HUtM.M. r.lII Tcrrlll Ilil. S...11I1 I'lnln. HOME OlH-li lOvonllilt.s Till i) Sll'.i". t'hnii'nmn. nt » '"""ting last weak rai pf'vii c," 'f'liMiy li'Mvi; IV A Mli«ii1'1, 'I'll O \ I>H1'V 1-10-41 liacll, poUHhi-ii i.ilp:<'i«, t!4\72, |lf<; at Cohinibiau Club. #4k irntmter to TPXAM. hn« put •\Vllllnm A. Unmnro An :t-'i-"li ICxi:', $15: 12x72, }:illi ncnntirul i:ryn- I'llOI-'ICSSIONAI. ncuntlvo liMnuotio, IImil lien.l Al) !-»W "'""fi'-vf, '""K in.TiM.vn-: is ALTENBURfi'S-îllTA'iETH, N. 1. lill cliaiiil.'lli'i- valili- »1 f>ll—$75. - snninle' of work rctitllrod. full Al' Kiriinrtl Berrv, qrrnnd knio-ht, Kulb II. Tnvihr I'l. (1-27IIS lliIN nent, i>Ink. «i>lt< level home <-'|ii'M Dully 'Til !'-Hut. "I'll 1; i'A'ri:ns<)N mini' 2-11:1:111. i-in-i' iiiitioitnci'fl Mnroli 1 i« thft dendHti4 Mfinlirr WrMttirlil Millitplc t.lNdtitr 8r«1ft» |.- |> |.1i.,?i-i'l,,\-^! AND cl JANUARY PI«NO SAIE llmnil ntiil Ci-mral op the mnrket. liny window In IV I.' >!»,, * '1-1, is- H l-'A I. I'lNTATI'' HfttCHIICIHOll Wtlllll-'l for siiliniiMini"' nr.nlicntlanB for a III 111..1 N'-IV llnllit A llnvln AtlKXT ON' '""•'" i*'*q - APT "ftA 1 I'lTIMO i-OUcll Wltll ll.llHli'l'H Hll.I "Hll or wlllmiit (.x'li-i-li'iici'. »•„ (|i I .,.!-,,!,- I'lni.,. J.-.ID.OO w ffinr-ycnr (•I'linlnrWiip to St. Pettrt tlte UVIDK room | dlnltif? room i'Al.1. 7i2-r.T71 i-ovi'iH, Jit): oak i.ill top (li'Kk, $an t-illii .Mil!.! In, r.-nl.l.-ot of tlilM v< arinli'HR iK-illoom rorkc , jr.; pah- f'ollcKt?, Jersey City. I. i n • a i * lull NS K,-> Mm.nl ""lllV Illlil lllllKt 111' WlllllIK ll) lll'VOti' Mud kitchen vrlth «u«>d tftfcle STONE FRONT lii'l'ii-r hilck nniu.-luiira, f22 CIM-II. Al) full tlnii. In Ilio liumui'HK. IMII'I-V'I'" « 1» » •»•!»— i->I- r.i- I I In lull Coin.,ill- llnrn i.v ii'ipiiliitiii'-nt only All i-.'oii.-- Vpnce. Three betlrooiuw. UIIMI 1 I',,-.,,,-: .,11.1 I,,Hi' In,-I :S ,.»1|'|||. is oiien to buys wtio are senlorl DUTCH COLONIAL * Ten Vi-nr liuni-ii'ili-i- xli'ii-tlv <"'tillil<'iill«l. Tin- Jnliumo or i-Mi'i-ly i-ounli'. AD -'-^1 '1. A I'l'iu'V 111.', "li l'l-oHpiHil St., Wi-rtt fcttth, wnll to wnll rnrprtlnK, in ivVii Bclmnl. Mr. nerry said * It.ntnl I'llin A.i.llnl.l.- • AUTOS FOR SALE • "cl-l. All '.'.OIHIII. niombor:" who nrc tho parents of Jtritdc level verrffitlon room, fanwood, cheerful IVVa' x 13' livinci room with firenlnce, I.OOKINC r>if "Kiimi'llilii'ii* i-t'lii uTi'" Hir.r. Di'Snto, l-'lri'-niti'. l-.lonr mi- HOIIS p|i"ihli! for tho scholnrnhlp -. -, -i i" •"<' . ...m™ i t ALTFNÛRO PIANO HOU'SE, INC. • EMPLOY WANTED • fen red In yitrri vrMh blft flnur- full diriing room, modern kitch»n, alloched qnraae, hard- il.in. riiillo iin.l lii-iit(.-r, powfir lir:iU**n, nmy olilnin furtlior InfonnRtlon iir.o |.;. ji-i-H.) stii't'i, l:l!/nl,cfli, N. J I KIIIIII lire's: I n-iy; i-niiiforlillilei. r top drivewny. UpstTirs are 3 twin-size bfidrooms, the ,,i,.|,. • •ri-i-il. »l' !)-ir' -n •tonr i>flt»o nil for $2tMM>O. \D :i-:'():i:' nftrr i:-ô c.î. i-iu-it •MNDVMAlV will rlonn nttlon. ml from him. The nu-nrd is spnnRorod HI-FI OUTFIT CONSISTING OF: ' MIlTl *'1ltiIn ivno i mnster is 19' x 13', ceramic tile bath, oil st"»am h°nt. >-l it M^lli:i), i; ri,-,in-i -%»•».. i ii.-i.i by New Ji'i-si-y Clmptcr 1, K of C. Illlil! .Ill: Mlilu.'t, ,:ooi) riillilltlnn. 1- •IIMI L- •nl lion 1 Hiiioi'.n iN'rinl-.n l-'M-inn I nn. -; 11 :i r- rk norlcnniliitr .-...,„,••.(.. . .,|.--...... -ill "I 'I'l' • ''ill 1 130' deep, shaded lot. Convenient to shopoing, school, Ill'Oi Ktnilnii A - I LJ11 illll|il|li(-l ; Ulii- sin-i'.i. tonni'itn cov-i . ll.Mn) tnll,-H, John r'nil Arfhui- AT' ' Julin Sit'h. youth chnirman, an« M> a-!i:'.|.:!; i-vi-nliifi's I'l. r,-7-!'ll-. •ii'« tlii-H, Jump ni-at, ili-mxi' win'.'In. train, and bus. 4V4% G.I. mortgage can be assumed. 1 -1T - -• • i Mtv |.:N-i:i i-.-ililii't v 1111 ]'.:•• \\-,n,f,.|-, mill -rnnii,1 nn,l tsvi-rti-r notiiiei'd VVill'ttm Donahue, Jntnoa l.'l\i: , i", ion null l.iilli nlno ,-',,,,,,.( t- Hiii.nki'i-a; liiurii'l Hi'US r nl DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS K"llv. Kninlt I'rpki'l. nnti William 10.11 t'lll-IVHOl.lO'l' z-clonr. rmllo nml Call 889-6678 l"u 'l rimniH ;\II.| Initli. nml K.-II-JII:<-. "luiiiKi'r. Tills niitllt IM thi-i-i' yi-nr- null A.M., All :l-ir,ni) NEW ENGLAND ii.-nlcr, Hlli-lc .M 111 ft, tli-e'dH tnillMllll.'i. Nortlpivd- buvo voluntt'cred to as- c-nli-iil I-..-.'it'','. S-'i.\- 1,1-lnu II.----I-- -.1-1 im,I cost ovi-i- t4H0--ivlli mil iliill. JTiO. All S-OK.'Ki. •ii-< it.-i AvsiH-ii.ii' Vi'ii. l. iir." fur {Ifill. AH S-I!i!':i. sisi with Miipprvhlon of activities IN WESTFIEtD in".ill, <•-i- linth. Jti ri-ri-oi-cn rri|iiiri'l In mnnnnrv. nlriHtn II.-,.-, OI.DSMOIIII.I.: fiS e'nlivi'rtll.ll'. 1 of Uit! K of C Siiuirca. W» Hnvp Rootnls /in -J-IS.-.T. UM: iin.l cm-pdiitry. ln"t.-illnH'inH nio inwt-r liriiki-K, it iitoliint lc t i-anHinlM- •'-tuilrH. l'"rcln'n, oatlofi wulkn nit'1 (.lon. tiitoin.lHi. unit « lilt,-, tlonil I-OII- A Cftlonlfil yellow €ni>e jam Homes For Snle i-'|-|l\lslll'll niutrtnii-iil, lili"il fni- •lirl.lniT. AT) 2-4fiii-.l 8-2H-t' DON MAXWEIL IIIIOM, K!IS. Cull Hit i:-77f.r- •'ri-iiliifiH bii^'ni-K- ^.-nil,-in-in 'J ...... HIM tit'l- CI>A Unit Meets, Plans tishi for Die Ninnll fnmlly — And* Will Build KH3 niOI.'NTAI.N AVK. vnti. linll). In null.|. I-,."',.-1 l|.."ii.. llir.ll MKIlllllV l-iloor, IIS-H, full ••IM'UHIKN't'HIl liotiM, for i.iiitl ini-iil. will .In I'lciinlitL' or Irnn- VILLANE A SONS, Inc. c,- t >'M')i:itiK'"l. AI> 2-l'.ni* oil. fliiis. AD ;-Ui.1K. i-17-ir < ii-lv 1liii.li' I'lii'M mr liv Hie ilny. 4!i nilt ri'miNpnrin- jm increwM'. lCntrnnco Tmll, (1 re- linn. H.'fvr.-iu'.-H. Hll 9-OU4I1. The rotriiliir monthly meelinp of AD 7-4850 AD 9-0779 AD 2-9047 I'(Kit S|..,,l« II Am,-i Iran iiiiivi-rtll>li>, Tlllll-n.: i-o.nii iiiiiii-tinint. lifnl iio'l Court. Trinity 3.17 Catholic Daugh- place In the lltltiKr room. i>nn- linil, Unlit IIIIII-, hlii.-l: top, .inctni- ll"l w.-itiM- fu-iiMi|.il. S!ll) A In.. «'n"l" Jiint tutii-J. liniii.-ii-iihit" .-'.nillt Ion ters of America wan held In the I-....in. lu-iilKliml o- iinrin-i.i--!..-.l. liiHlilo ami out. fl.C'.ifi. 1'A L'-M77. . riled wnlnftfAtlntr In the bright IL-1,1 I -,cl(.-.-oliiir t'l',HI- to Hlnlloii, scMin Sqtmcl buildiii(r Thursday .i|..i.iirt'itliill. Al) :i-r,IK<. j MAIDS . dining ruoiu, n kltehrn with Al IHI2 CtlllVAlU 11<)\7,\. ullvi-r Illlil.. ninht. Cirimil ItcKcnt, Mrs. Jamo.1 STONE FRONT -f-pi-i.,1 t liiiifiiiilHHlnii, wlro wh'-i-lH, If i'l,! A III, I,: ST'-'*'»V KM-:i-ll'- UPHOLSTERING IV ^t^ll^^. Vint nn yivn ir.\vi.; -[-i i Mnlroysu, iii'c.'iidpd. patlnK Mpnee* hvn beilrnAtnu • 'ill lii-lt.'i. ImiiiM.-uliitc. S.'ii-rffli-i-. • STORE FOR RENT Hint HI'11. Al) ::-:t;tfiri. IllVrtVl'l-' '|'Jl A VJI'I I O'l' A T(|)\ A Tlic Huwintr Ki-oup umler the di- DUTCH COLONIAL FURNITURE R(""VIRS si I I.IUV I'l A V 1,-1111 VDI" (mnMei* over It'), nml n tiled ri'clion of MI-M. Jt'nn YouiiB has "ICIMIt.'l: ilMX tllll!.! Bi'ti I'.lfi7 Mi'fi'- 4'AI.I, II'' li-'WI VI.-'V ,|1MHH|- 01 frinnn. 17 i 45. with m- wit ADams 2-0226 h»th for complete flmt flmir llv- Fonwood, cheerful I /?' x 13' livinci room with ftrpnlnco, ry. S-oyll int.1'-, jniw.-r tit .-.-rliiL' l>lt i-ntK-er pattcnta in tho local ho&- top driveway. Upstnirs are 3 tw/in-size bedrooms, the lull III!\T-— xlniiili-lv H'lO SKATKS, Klrl's Whit", nlr.i' 1. iiii.iitlini. Uiu'iiiiiiiiiii'. KS:,-,;I-,; 1-lll-D -.i.i.l cindltlol), jr.. Al) ^-S2-'7. P0**t>H*lan nml n bennilful lot 0 nl VMiH-r vtmfv will I,-,I,V-Hl! nltlhlii. (Inv )itiiU. mnster is I ' x 13', ceramic tile both, oil stoam h°nt. A 11 .*!-r.i«;s: llir.ll IIAIIIM.I'II Hup,-I- slnllon w:ur- ,11. ,'ultnlllilt'': t l-.'i MHI11 IHHI'HI. riuilo II- w, .-k.-.i.lu Will plii'ii In l.v II.- V'urinus iirticti'H of infant cloth* (72' v 2(M'> — nil fo "KIM--li'll" n»h. xli'i'l 1'ilei'H. roni- 1 130' deep, shaded lot. Convenient to shopping, school, • ml lii-iiti-r. *7r,ll. Al> 2-1 01 r. "••"it Available a I miy linn- ''ill iitr wi'i-o il'imiti'il by Ihuso attend- li'li' with mifi'lv MnilliiCH nml SIT n-1310. l-in-n train, ond bus. 4VJ% G.I. mortgage can be assumed, • OFFICES FOR RENT • loiniiitim l)oli-s. J'Jj. All ^-T7^T». n(r the Christinas party nt the , ilavn en- ii.n-.i $20,800. home of Mi.i. Paul fivnnflo nnd to- itt-M-'UT: f'ir r<'ii*. with r>r without 1*A11* ninlioi-Tnny twin hclw. oom- • PETS FOR SALE • tl( wtu ti Ilin. AD 3-17H-I iiw-t.hrtno f<»q«-crini' H-rv1'-" l*|fni*f> ll-li- Mltll l.OX .OlirllllTH flllil lllilt- o.t'llu'i- with money received for Call 889-6678 -.-ill Mr-i. AVal.th, A)) :;-3?llJ. >•<•»>«•». Mr,: '.' ru. it, Kclvimtor lll.ACK fVilllr-Hhi-iilici'il, Hpayi-d fe- i.«-"rlti-r. li.'lil thin purpose the welfare croup will A PICTURE i-f|-li:.i-,'lliir. }'M). All trontl cniiilltloii. male. ^ year old dm;, line had (iholn nk ami e-n f ,-lillili"ii M- for diuteiiiper, lieiinllllH. rnl.li-.i 1-17-11 be IIIIIM lo semi approximately six ItotlHelMiikell, evcepllonally lieutle coniiilete layettes to the medical OF THE HILLS ivlth ehll.irf-n. C.....I M.-I.l .l-.i:. i':ii-l ,il,.,.,,-ln .._. ,,i.ill. A HENRY A. W«*T * SON ,,,.^4 (M-Jt rit-l. lii-:it ll'.t M"tt..t- Hnt- IIKMIIX li-sulliT, irnnir; M" lunvcr: mission nuns nt Sunto F'c, New «!•'.• I.. IM I' -tniMll-ll-ll l:illOIlI(ll. Al> II..,.r lump- i.i.nn- frnnn-M: >.<.IIII- I" IIVIIIK oiltdoorii. J'rlc-i' SCO. AD 3- 1 i i.Vnl.V Amy. 1 i/lii.-iN idi'l .liliiii: silvi-r IUKVI: inii"w: Mex ico. I^Tpm ihv living room window 1 Certified Builders -nn N-,-«- Y,nk. IHIH: liinn.-n: l:«: JAMES J. DAVIDSON :. r.-liiiil.-. 'illvi-r inlnliiluri-. l'lniisi are underway for tho n'zn ci.ivrnx ST.—i'nirmi:»i i.i- »im i-h-iiii ni-li-ntlil. 27'!i"xllT."- l:lnt.» - at thin »i>ni-ion» M-lrvcl rnnrli. y.-iir.-i. Muitl MiMillin. AD f.-i.-v ,,;|; (,|,.| ! ft A O A r^CC COD UTMT • I(.I.I.I-II \-;iiim- with tiinlc intrr-.i :ttinii;il communion breakfast in li-V.'l. A iMirti-nnmx. rnmlK riioin. lli.-r'n lnl|,.1- Sill .All 2-'i"l'i ElKhl Imiuni-nlnlr Mmm», In- Hc'oifi' UMrh^ti. twn :ui't oiii- i J;);- ri'>.r.l!i; iiuiiiv l.ii ri- n lii!i. Id-( Miii.-h. llii-'im-.li Kriiliiy. ""I K. nn.lli'.v An-.. li.ilf luitliH. two r;ir ii;u!i(ii-, It *(;!•: fur r.'iil. 11 I,]-..-!:** IP-III UIIIIMIIA-Vlvll, fi-uiiili'. a I, ilayii. Will HI. • i> in elu«llnK n llvln«r r«O"i li' * -T' All 2-7.1SO .Ml L'-r_'7.Y Ilimtesses for tin- evening were liirKi- tilol. Prlci, S.ir.ildd. IHI' i-.-Kliiti-ri-.l, I'li.-impln ii:il 7r.'!-t:sir, Mrs. Albert l'ohv.zi and Mlsa iHut r«t^«nuI-MI i*oi:irr—T'n,. •lit for fiemlly BIUK n full tllnlnir rimm nntl MK tt,- tiil.li., J22 i-l n.'l.l. All :i-!:!-,;. '•-V"I:I"I;M-I;II r',|ui-i-'l ,-'it .lav,, (•'Uirenee CilHtllldo. Htorv lnMl>il. 4 i..,'i^,,'>in^. futn- -illnil .U.i'ni-. till.I llv ri.i.in. nflpnw Vt•-•!'•>•. lii'tii. CT ft WANTED TO Rl=NT • I, r..r •" i-i'-i •< TI •'•ii.-n.li.vM kMrtipn. Kour bedroom* (tinr nt JU "'"ED mil l.-il.li-. JIIi- 'ill! I'l. 7->;s01! iifl,.r 7 I'.M. $17,500 .liliill iiiiii-lil" t'.|i|i'-il .-..If..- li.l-l.- ft-rmlf level) nml livo nml onf- ,,.,.! ,,n,-.i.-.lr li;,ih», liirk-'' |)l"t <-:.: UIIIIIM lilln' Inil.li. fT.: Vli-|..rliiii INSTRUCTION '•(IM)V ivl,,|i,-i, III ,l:.v'n ....-, ,,U I'rliv 5^7 r.on. :.,lil ;|V- :.|s- OiiK illiilni'. r"',lii Atti-iu-tiv.- .,l.!-f In.mi- l,,.-i.li'.! ' "i-iVH, \V.'ilti...Milii.VH, l-'ll.liiyt,. AI ' Heal I h Hints falllr imthN. l'*li-«-pl««'C In the 1 -li.-iii-.-.. .•:. i.i.-.- i-l,.-,'l>, fi-.ini sr. in. i:. It. linVM'VIT, iLiii'lici- ,,! pliinii IKtl I'll "!*!!!* l-:i- rnt'lIT—l'n,l- In nn I-V.-I lli-iil nr.-ii "' U'.-.l- "-'•'-|r,. 1 I.....I-:, ;i.•-.• -i fr .in I'M; «-i,iiimi .li-'ur liivi ,,-.,il; l •I- i..|iiri"i: iiiilnllni-n: II...|I-«. Hirl.-iii llii.. Wi'Htlli-I.I. C:ill AH :!'?.:i!ii; To nil who share the boon of rnrix'thm. tvro pnr oY«-n*lm* xn~ •:< .IT lc'l»1ir.n |nt|...l->- ri.Mn !iM'. h,-n"'«'ilh''.'','l'i;,!- '^'.V!". .'• "r','!"l l:,|.-- inn.li•••: ln-:i'.:i: i-ni.ii.-r: I..-.-•- I.-, ; r, - r, -1 r eoiitiimini: life, (lod (.'rants anoth- I-. ,.-,••.-• •••:ir;w- t-c. i--".h- t->- • .--ii.-iiiii i'-ii. r..-|.-iii-- in-- I1--II-,-..-- . ..llcitor.'. Itcinii ami mlil-, •'••I' • ;illlH. Liirm' lilol, I'rl .-•• It. U',^t'i.-1.i rnirr 12(1' sc -0*>. film hi-nf. inriEt- n.l .-,,,l-i Illli IV • - f.'-xxonii III your IIOMII.. er year, lull man alone lips the 5?Kf) ll'.',.',,',. |il' I'.,!,' i •, I • 1 i 1 I • • 11 l-iill' li.l- Tin-; VP.**TI'Hn\ v SHOP Moili-rii Ul"tll(,,l.'l All Iliiilci-n .-mil power Iii delei-inino whether the l<>(, pluN tfn»( |>e just ''ti l>.« I'.,!-,.)!,,] l.i-l'-v, f" 0M>. i:ts rrrrlH I'l. w.-Mil'-l-' iinnilii-r ol'l >•( .ir or a yeur that is \ll ^-7MI» - All :t-'^T0i 1 v r ! M IPIV 'V.',"' "'.;!, '/,' "" " p"" "V I" ri'iMiiiwI.v \n-\v. J/\MCC J i:m. wix-riiitoi- .1-11.-. 'iniiii u:,i r, -1. • t r 1 'Hll: I'.IU'li.'I'-l |-ii.llo-l'l."li.. '"Oil- ^. •' 'Mo-it «r xis loolc buck upon tho FOR SALE ; in I-'M-iicli Jiml Math, t.v (;<->nii., | m i i •MVMIW.H V"i7. .AKK" I'ni! .Ml : old vein- 7i •-, t.ne whirl) froqiiontly U'f.stlh-lrl. l(i-l I r *- • I W. :-r 'I' r-1* \ S u I r " Ml slH.n ,.f ihc hopo* with which ;:;;,,:,;;;::-,..";;';;',,';,nV"', -;'„,; 4 :.T,-;,', ! " ' <••••>••><>•••• *<• -•"••••• '<-"••• >'\\ A I, i .., we <:i'i'<'lcil it. ICnch of ua fan BIANO CO .-:MII';' SiiiL-'T f:.iirv :|(l.'!i.f "•Itti I'l'.™ t..-l..rr,|. I'li-'l'-i' ' "• " Raymond Yoimn — Pl^no Studio I mild : he IintK-dfcniiK'd-of, truly All s-7ar,n .'v|r:i iMin. AH :{.:::!^!i nft.-r «1 I'.M. -'•••if l.nilis:. liirui' plm. 1'i'f'i- ll>il m-ri Vti'iiik' \-~t ', v i :•* I'.i.i I1T Vnrlt. (If W 1 Mi.'\v yo:u* if lie I'llu'iirionyly wills to J". 1,71m. T.nilnR- nr.il a<-htillill"(r 111 !-.\nn 'ill it Ul-'H 4lt1>a*tlCIll I'Mlltll'ir •"(••It Pl.'ilri C.»U |''Ainv.ni.l (XI lu-«(» it fivf of all UK« controllftble S-P-t' tr • .1 wlnt'T (Mil n<- £ 1<1H1 ,,lu *•>• nn S'nik.n H;i-!ln * T'" '•• ' i • \\ 1- 17- | nf liijrli ptMsount stnndjit'd.s of pliys- •<•<•<• - t.|.« (H. C;,,- ,|||i. T CI-M-k f * MEIERDIERCK, JR. 1-> Mnllll. A'-o Mf.n.lllV ,111(1 ri-t.l'l' lt ( | ii':il, in•• nt al, :-oci;il muJ .^pirituul |-|'l;'l'l,-||.'|.l» . V, .|li .'-I'- '-..i- | iU^\Mri|(i: ,ln:i ] ..-li-i-r ric i ii-: lu;il c;irlini IIS lot.",M< '•-'•-«' "' " ' "' ' j , A n.-u1 II tul ht-tu-r yo:n- nillfft itl- All T4JH I © LOTS FOR SALE © 214 EAST BROAD STREET ! i-vil-.!i!v In' tin- ni'i-Jonal creation 1)0 DCOt/CtCV UriÛTC i sii.\ i:it 11, . • \u '.'! I :i ' Ii. Ti --.. -,.,-..- -|f j "I' a ii'-w jiml lif-tU'i- nuiii. Wer« tVVt'llUfinll. fl'.T IM-.:" ;.i.'l fniiil- Instruction nn A'l '""trumonts ADftMS 3-S639 |.. ...iv ..r ||i-.i:i ..i .,1 i|.. | ".-II-II of u- lo ilo hk pm-i, I In1 yen • . .• i 'tul. I :...'• ,iM !H iiil I' '< A tn-r-f r t - All !•••'• ..I,** prl'.-'Hi . ,U.:(l. -i I-- •! • t> : ,,,,,i, Iv l-lixi in L.i-it li.l :ivnil:il.l.. 'i T - I f MM'.V ,l,i-.-:iiii!- iii'iiil !)<> :i now nni:,\}\ 1 j II.-I!I-I- yi'.ir I'"l' :ii!. ,,, l.-,i|.l ••:..... !•• uliir- ?•'••. «»" VI.'U IM \ VfUJ. nil ••% ft \ \ \\ . MltlT WIT (I. \ *^l •<-• A Her II. Mn.-I miulilto '•...;•, ... ,•,,„... • iii.,II. i»n:i:i' MI :•• '.- • . ,1- f I.,-, Ml ,:j!-,. \- ,(,-•• , .[.'. . | • | AM'-'IIM- yi:r i- ,i|ll ^ tn WOl'It
l! i|.1> . I.' . Ir-' • Til' -••' •-•• Tl-n i •• Allum. 3-I1W2 jU|MHi. T.(•: ii*- ni.il-:'. p.-i--oiml ami REAL ESTATE -RFNT O I f" | | n.-tl i-.it:11 Iii -t..!V l.y n,ii!;ilu' it ft Himh t>. llnrk 11, I.-., urci «vH|i All,! • •\ . •• A I i - i 1 j JIIV. yi'-ir i.t' ,iii|,,-i-i-'-ili-nhHl tintLs- r Vwi il.l.\ tvi V- U..V.-.-., I ,-i,it. • ;••• I i '1 .'.'.I • )' I'll IHlrjfl *.llfllB ,-f !il,,.- >,..M>-'O f,,r ft-.,, (II U'.'-'.t % imr A iiMinrlTi-,1 l.iMTr ..|l-<:< If Willl- ' I •- = •'." I. A I > i-l- l OMITAt? I r.•••.!<• i-1..n|: . 'il I • I 7 -11 l-'-nl.-: p;itr M < l'*,l,.,l.- I.. -*...... — %l.,.l,-t,i Mi ('....I-' I •v.-'ll .1. - I,...I I., l.i.l,, I'M II i ' ' '' ^ J" •••"•' — • I.-.-- "i-| mil ii'ill HI i.-n.-. II.-..'.- ni i i ,. I Mis-i- r;—• • • 11•• • i I.I in:,i- -i-.- » '--nip llrallnr. M' "• ...- V '."'••' | It; i- I.M.- |..« -lei l-nll Ml :i-'!Msi, r.ir I.I-I-- | I'- •!•• Ml!. .'IIIMII H. ll.-i- AII"'V.-I.-I 1" f: r : 1-1. " --""" I-I.|IM:!I LOT--Ml ii ,.;, ,. i -.. ., Mm I,,,.,, , lint.- li.l. ,,!.... |-'l'lii-- ... "I'll,i,I,.." ('.ill All ! 4111 l|l!n-_';.,..tli-.-.,lv ,-.-,.11 !,,.„! 1 !,.-.-|- ! I'M, ,. c | • ,,!,. A|,|ily.- .I'l (. I...I.. TO BUY OR SELL, USE • f in It. in Al i - **• I *-: 7. "l.-r l.:ir, I'M. I'l'V/iml.
A AOJ-NCY in i--r. <-nrim-:ii. . c • n. ,., . ..nil I. V II IM HI..11. All •••«• ..I'l-"'* 'I'u-M'l.iy. I'hiniM MI 7-i 11:< ••\t.-i- ,-n,,|,-,i. MI,HI «'-'U. AM ::-7,'|ii D!) Fiirli Ave, KI-I.I, |, plain).. I--A "iitl'-f •'"i J'.M, iv.iril. AD 8.14'J:/. -63C.1. .. Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1963= YWCA Registration for Children's, | J . Theater Show To Delight Young r Students longucs to Adult Health Education Classes set ij For Children Molding At the regular JanU!1]-y r,H... '.- Tin reV. a ciiin>e at Jiutgers Uni- :of the lru.;u-?!i of the c^'% ; Scries 2 Tickets A material t-h»ul'l "ol be used s The new term for YWCA hi-ulth ivIm-Mi'm *-!i.—i-s wi -.•••! :'.>•'.• K>.:-.-i..-ion <-'• nu-i ••:u;(rors, UMU-SS it appears on thi.- ".':>:i.-it 11.1: will l.c hi-M «.- WiM IVdr<> lintl t!.e li.M-iuc -.ha! rc:;liv has ibe students' • live secretary, .Stedman Mao! tli< liuiii-l in tin- cii-i!,- (.f-ihi- Aiham- • li.r,i-.t;i-- 'nagi'ing. land with Henry C J. KvJ,, the flavor vhc-misi succeed.-! in mak- : 23-2-J for out of town: waiting 1M (hiliiit-n .hm. '1? •„'!•: :t!l i.-w chil- 1,1-ii? UY-lh'.-M j.-jl>>l<- :-,/.....) ,),;!- -iding, the following new ,,ulf!' 1 ItV riled Flavor ilat'.-rinUs and ing the <;KAS list, his discovery dr«n Jan. 9O-:J1 ; ii'lull evening c);i^M'S any t:int- 'IUMMI t>n- t-t-k <-f dri i: liul-iii.r ?t-iii-> J litk'.i.-- \vi!i • •ni' jiri.'i"i-i|;:i.--.ile for a passing were accepted, Robert S Wi u Jan. 28; adult niornini; claî-.-. becomes available- to all his com- l I:inl ulU S;>lunlay aft'")!"(ii, in tin an.! Kobert C. Sargent." " Banie time as l.u'lies Day Out r tile ability lo savor candy, petitor*. : hivh M-i. •cel.s which are neither so the senior who would be av.uj'^ perative. It is ty this aim as well anu both gy.iiri. All amius ano j fol N'ew York run at !be Kauf- ; I ..-asy nor so mouth watering. The the College Men's Club schoW?! children will need Us supply their | mann auditorium. !t i.^ lu-.-ta time ; ! lass is cumpriM-d of chemists and a3 the discovery of new natural own suits us ol r'eb. 1, anu every- : Hi- is bcinfr assisted this yWr ?/ : For Franklin j in the Sj:uni>h town of diamida. laboratory technicians bent on un- materials that Arctander mid hisJohn Hermann, Vincent Washi-'1'- one participating in j:j'm activities ! I\'di'". known as the patron saint talented tasters are dedicated. .will necu MKilKers. As a general ' -overiiig new natural flavor mate- and Melvin Michaels. 'This •'"* At the n:e'.-tin>r of th Krliliklin < of the street urchins, befriend* j '. rial.-i to appeal to the American the committee will add a sec^? rule, classes for suiull children will i the orphans of (lu: town a:* well ; Si-lmol 1'IA lward la.->t eek in tin . u.sti: bud. Their efforts are scien- 6Cholarship in memory of fon^l* be planned for the smaller pool iiome of Mrs. 1,. A. I.indlcy of i as a loneiy Moor. What ft/Hows i> ' i tifie and artistic and a classroorr treasurer, Richard Berry. •? and tnuM,- for more ad.unced ami exciting and mysterious. j Ilrijrhtwoofi Av(* r'ntnk Alm- rcpa.-l may include gummed labels older girls will be held in the new rolh, Krmiklin p J'resKtent tvans reported \vJ. incipal Mrs. (Jerald K. BeardsK-y, chair- \ • .>r toolhp.i iU< as well as the more »nJ larger pool. Gym classes in-1 for Mi <. I.. K. Cross library eliair- nlans for the annual dance to"'' man of (lie Junior Theater l'ro-i ; attractive offerings. volvinj; the u»e of heavy apparatus | man, announced lh;'t JiJOll worth <•' gram committee said, " "I'lur Se- ' held .March 29 at the Far JJ'? will be scheduled in tile Miialler j ;,<, ,k-. ha.I IKN-II ordcrcil ft>r the .•ret treasure Iloutn" nii'cta our ! The students attend lectures and Inn are prot. Jing under proCT^-' i laboratory sessions in such subject? gymnasium. At regisUituon mior- i .schuol libraries, pliil<;;ophy that only tht> Ijest is chairman Arthur Oriner and dar,i i .ts natural fl-ivor materials, both inu.ion will be avunaiile us to | Thc fu,1((s r,,r lh[. lmi]i ,n,,vhasc ;ioo i eiM>'.'rli for children.'' chairman Vincent Washvills ij j /rude ami pioeesscd; synthetic fia- where eacn cl^s is placed. All | .„.,.,. ,|(11.ivi.,, f,.,,,,, ,iK. !u]i Knink. sisted by William Hudson anrt'j»v > I'TA repiesi'litatives \t-ill moni- ' vor materials, distillates, e.-«ential classes will be Kejit smaller limn in Fair designed for this purpose. tor throughout the performance Swink. ~: th--y have been in past years. oils, fruit flavors and non-fruit Mrs. Warren V,. .MeinM-hcin, presi- ul Jam us M. Callam, Jefferson flavors. Children's eludes in kwiimmng, ent of the board, presided at the ineipal will supervise. Jefferson tennis, tumbling, emits, trampo- cision which featuriyl a number •hool lirownies, .SUKIH Kinast 1 hoy learn when and in what line and apparatus will be ottered if committee reports, lid Virginia lietzlulf will lead the amount to use various flavor material.-; and receive training in meth- In Q selection of days and times. Mrs. Parker 11. Mitlon of the ug solute, llcfori: the upcning Any child wno has never parlici- artain, Kric Van I.euvon will ods of reproducing or simulating H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, ommittec on children and youth rare raw materials. paced but dues swim may be test- gestod that a letter be sent to lay several piano fiele-ctiona. "Americans are demanding in- ORGANIZATION ed during any plunge, to deter- itate -Sen. Nelson Stainler HUP- THE SECRET TREASURE ROOM will be presented by The creasingly strong flavors in foods mine which Bwim class she should lorting his efforts to have one or Traveling Playhouse Saturday for Serie* 2 tickets holders in the and other comnioditius," said Stef- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE join. Many plunge times will be .lore full time juvenile court judg- Junior Theater Program sponsored by the Wet (He Id Council of Water World'Due fen Arctander, class instructor and available for different ugu groups, s appointed in Union County. PTAs. TJte presentation will be in thc senior high school audi- mother • child plunges, family torium. an internationally regconized per- Kdward A. Sehriiisliuhn, the fume and flavors authority. "It is swims, co-ed high ychuol plunges, y ichool's representative to thc l l\\ At YM Tuesday and women only plunges. The the task of thc flavor chemist to louncil, offered suggestions on bow ichedule for all classes nnd answer this demand by coming up o improve facilities for Wcslfield The next Y's .Men's Club spon- plunges is available at the YWCA. King's Scoring Spree Sets Record; with the appealing natural flavor 'bildren, and Mm. Willium II. Utd- red Travcl-Advcuture lecture will materials desired by the consumer, SUPERIOR Adult exercise CIIUSSOH will be ien rejKjrtcd on thc enthusiastic 'aturc -Str.nton A. Walernian, re- the fooil producer, and the gummed offered both mornings and eve-eception given the Junior Theatre owned world explorer, diver, and Blue Devils Whip Roselle 6347 label or toothpaste manufacturer nings in both pool and gym to im- 'hotographcr, with his show "Wa- SERVICE rogramu by children. By STEVE ATWOOD who wants to improve the taste of prove physical fitness. er World." points in ii row, and Doup Carver It was announced that Dr. Sam- Wcslfield's Hob King boosted put in two more to (,'ive the Blue- his product." Tho color film, personally unr- Swimimstlcs in a clasn designed uel B. Could, president of ICducn- himself to a new school mark of und-Whitc a lead that they kept Arctander suid this task is both ated, stnrtH at 8:15 p.m. Tues- for moderate exercise, using water Lioni»l TV Hroadcasting Co., will 42 pointw by sinking eight consecu- for the rest of the yamu. difficult and expensive. 'Most fla- roBistunco to aid the woman who uldre.'S a townwide meeting ut thc !ny at the Westflold High School tive markers in the final period of vors, he Baid, are combinations of Iigh School March 13. uditorium hail not been active of late to Tuesday's lili-47 victory over the (i 1- spices and chemicals derived from Yes, you should expect to receive SUPERIOR SERVICE from Water World" is a program V bring muscles back gradually and Today at 10 a.m.-elementary nrt Hoselle Hams. f, natural botanical plants. 'Many of this organization, for tha members of our staff are oil avoid aches and pains. Classen will will be the subject to ho presented f underwater films rich in mil- 0 King, who had tied thc record WMl.-iker •••• .... 0 0 these materials are scarce and meet in shallow water for theto tho Franklin l'TA by Mrs. Un- iral history and ecology of the in the season opener with Flain- .... r» 1 11 their cost ranges from $1 to $1,000 "professionals" a title they have earned thru years of benefit of non-swimmers. Monday hel M. Sullivan, art supervisor eefs. .... o field, topped the 38 point standard i n a pound. And, lo compound thc experience'in the field of residential real estate. As realtor! evening classes will meet at 8 or the public school system her*.*. In the course of working in the set last year by Rick Mvers. 0 ii problems, efforts to intercut Ameri- we are ready to serve you. — Call us any time. o'clock, Tuesday morning class ftt lahanias for three years as an .. . n 0 ft cans in synthetic non-natural fla- The Westfield eager went over Illllll.. 10 o'clock, and the Wednesday iiMlerwatcr irim.e irict professional 0 vors have been notably unsuccess- morning group at U:3U o'clock. the top with more than two min- ful. iivcr, Mr. Wnteriv.an had an cx- utes remaining in the game, put- Trim Gym is u vigorous activity Sales Scheduled WESTFIELD OFFICE eptional opportunity to observe ting in a jump shot from under in,I, nl.H Saffron, which is used for color- period for figure improvement nnd md film many fascinating aspects the basket. He obtained his mark llomi ing nnd flavoring, provides a prime Cor. North Ave. and Elmer St. fun which will be held Tuesday Throughout Year >f life on and around the tropical by tapping in a shot directly after example of the difficulty in obtain- and Wednesday morning at 0:30. eefs. tbnt to complete bis eight point ing flavor materials. It is extracted Our own Parking Area ADami 3-0065 On Tuesdny ami Thursday evo- If you're used to buying linens Tickets for the lecture are «vail- streak. The other four counters from the three threadlike stigmas nings at 8 o'clock there will he n ;luring January and August white iblc at the YMCA or may be pur- of the spring crocus -when the plant Fanwood Office: 256 South Ave. FAnwood 2-7700 '!•'.-• in the streak w'cre scored on an- strenuous exercise clnss called ales, and home furnishings in Keb- •hn'iod at the door the evening of other jump shot nnd a dunk. ('IIIVIKM ia in bloom. Thc harvester must Fitness, Volkybull, and riiinKu ruary and AugiMl, keep nlerl for he performance. Tlvkels ure. also '••>li- ... kneel on Die ground to cut the tiny for women who enjoy o1 competi- Sophomore Dob Kelter com- II i-li. sales throughout the year. ivailable at I he Westlleld l'hnr- pleted the Wesluctd scoring by ] ';«'•• -••••it threads from the center of the tive sport. Sale schedules are shifting, not«s imcy. M: k plant. Tr-ns of thousands of the Moderate to vigorous exercise, putting in a jump shot on the "">' Miss (iena Thnnies, extennion spo heels of King's tup-in. i-.i.iri.i-.u little threads are required to pro- emphasizing special work un in inlist in home furnishing at Kut- Driver innUti.iiion is thy princi- vln>ky duce one pound of saffron. OPEN SUNDAY & EVERY DAY dividual figure problems and fit- Westfield ran into trouble i fern University. l>ul violation emitting most ueci- the first quarter when the? Ham: •l s> In addition, the flavor chemist •y.. ness difficulties nnd using nppn I' Sale periods are being extended Icntis on On; New Jcrsuy 'rurnpikc. driven by Don llyrd and Ed Ks- finds himself in a dilemma because ratU3 In addition to gymnastic and jtnged more often. They vary n l'.llil, from Ann. 1, there were • L-' exercises, will be offered Wednes- brnnilt, led the Devils for the en- of the Federal Drug Act which from store to ulore, so you'll nei!< 21)11 rase* wliero drivers were do- tire period. specifies some 1,200 to 1,400 mate- day evening at 8 o'clock, cnllei lo watch for sale announcements. K cvvrythini; 1ml pnying altini- Fitness, Trampoline nnd l'lunge. To open the second quarter, Kii^'iu ' v: is 10 l rials as 8afc for human consump- Some of these revised sale sched on to their driving. however, King dropped in seven ' tion. The National YWCA physiea ules may fit into your spending efficiency tests are available at tht planM better than the Iraditionn YW desk ut no charge to anyone sale times. Whenever you shop who wishes to test herself at homi however, tin: New Jersey sperialis in order to appraise her own fit recommends that yon plun «nl« pur nes anil tlien decide which type of chases to lit into your loug-teriv activity she prefers. spemling plan. Uuy only items tha Wednesday nnd Thursday morn on really need, nnd plan for then Fly with confidence... fly Eastern Ings ut 10 will be reserved for in advance. the "lieluctant Dragons," womci Keep a shopping list at hand a whose bathing .suits never get wet you shop. It's also helpful to not who dislike swimming, don't want iperifie si7.es, colors, finishes an to put their fuces In the water other requirements for the article and regard the entire idea with 'ilong -with the mnximuiii anwnin horror, but whose children nnd that you cuu spend. whose consciences hnve shamed them Into doing something con It may be Impossible to find nl Itnictive about learning to swim. of tho desired features in one pieri of furniture, for instance. In tha Adults with happier attitude? •use, stick lo your basic require toward swimming will hav meiils and compromise- on the I at 8 p.m. un Tuesday, Wednesday iniportnnt ones. and Thursday. Think over your scleclion care fully before you buy, perhaps »m jrald Prumoted night if it1.-, a major pinchasi tifli-n sale item:! cannot be re- To l'fe in (Jernianv turned. Hubert Kitzgenild, son of Mr It takes lime, energy anil knowl- nnd Mrs. tieorgo A. Fitv.gci-uld of tlgc of quality to sort out the real C51 Koixst Ave, recently was pro- I barg-Hi moted to private first class in (ier-1 many, where he is serving with the .'i85t.li Military 1'olice Hat- talion. The Fitzgerald, u member of the [FLEj battalion's Company A in Ktun- wcsthi'im, entered the Army in from both Idlewild and Newark airports April illti'J, etimpletcd l.:isic train- Peoples $'GREATEST ing at Fort lJix. ami nriived over- t noiis last .September. The 22-ycnr-olil Mddier is a Restaurant DAILY JET SERVICE: JANUARY FUR l!ir,8 graduate ..r W.-stlield IIit'll i School and attended the \lni- Est. 1939 6 to ATLANTA vrr.îty of North Carolina in 14 to MIAMI Chapel Hill. 4 to NEW ORLEANS 3 to PALM BEACH Featuring the Finest 5 to HOUSTON 3 to TAMPA* Food in Westfield on a 2 to SAN ANTONIO* 4 to FT. LAUDERDALE* bountiful Ala Carte or 3 to JACKSONVILLE Dinner Menu 4 to PUERTO RICO* JFK's 'Idlewild only SAVE IMPORTANT DOLLARS NOW Also—daily jet service from Newark Airport to personal Breakfast, Business- Fine Quality Natural men's Luncheon $1.00 LOUISVILLE and CHARLOTTE, from Idlewild to ORLANDO, letters MEXICO CITY and BERMUDA (Sat. and Sun. only). \ MINK COATS Dinners Dark Ranch . . . Hmb;t AuUiiun lla?c . . . Emba Lutctia Many Ainniraiis lixik upon FOR RESERVATIONS, call yourTrovcl Agent or Mitchell 3-5600 in Newark. limb:i Morning Light. . . Mmba Aeolian a ])cr5on;il lctln sii-.nal Iiy Orders to Take Out tlic l'rcsidciit of Hit- Ihiilul FOR LATEST EASTERN FLIGHT INFORMATION, tone in to "Flilc Fads", broadcast every hour on the hour, JANUARY SALE PRICED Choice of our entire menu o AM-Midnighl, over rodio slalion WHN-1050 on your dial. Stales as one of lilt's must from ^1545.0*3995 chcti^lii'd piizes. Alllunii'li from entree lo dessert. coml.intly picssvil (in lime, FINAL CLE/* RANCE Picsiilcnl Kennedy, 3 for- HAVING A PARTY? CLOTH COATS & FUR HATS mer newspaper nun and Our Kctruhll ? MICOualily Pulit/rr l'ji/c w inner, en- - 1RY OUR - ( fills &: Hals .il Spt* •i.il. Once joys wiitin;; pi isoiial nottv • THE NATION'S MOST PROGRESSIVE AIRLINE A 1car. C lc:ir;mc : I'rici-s toiiKliines eiiliulv 1A li.-nul 7c
AD 'i-9732 252 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIEID AD 3-2300 company M tLM STREtT WESTHHD NI;\V H;RS<:Y 291 N. BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH EL 4-2525 OM: in un: Wimi t I.MU.IM Sin HUM!, IN I-'INI; Social and Club News of the Week in the WestfieldArea
Envaaed Senior Auxiliary Chairmen Named; Arthur Weintraub Sub-Juniors Schedule Around Town Bake Sale January 26 Volunteer Service Reports Made Exchanges Vows The. .Sub Junior Women's Club of Westfield will bold a bake sale James Hurley of 828 Shad-1 The committee of the Wcstfield Mrs. Richard W. Miller, chairn:mm of the 1'JlSH Senior Auxiliary Saturday, Jan. 26, at the A&P MI Dr. recently held a tea Junior Woman's Club Charity Ball luncheon bridge partfeo, .scheduled for April 1 through 4 .-it the Far With N. Y. Teacher supermarket. Home-baked goods ladam Alieh Rau who is the met Tuesday at the home of it" Hills Inn, has announced her committoe aides. Mrs. K will be available beginning at olive director of the Tibetian chairman, Mrs. Raymond Blair of will be advisor und Airs. William Lycan c ,)-chnirm:.n. Others are IXow ut home In Forest HilUi, 9:30 a.m. Mrs. R. H. Cornwcll, luncheon; .Mrs F. W. •Sohumacliei, program; Mrs. Quorns, are Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur gee Childrens Relief Fund (16!) Dorian Rd. to discuss plans The Sub-Juniors are a charit- ew York City. I R. M. Longley, prizes; Mrs. K. A. Harold Weintraub, whose marriage for the affair scheduled for Ftb. Park, ruffles; Mrs. Harry Sisson, look place Dec. 25 at the Sherry- able organization composed of 15. decorations; Mrs. W. G. Grander, N'etheiiHiids Hotel, New York City. high school girls. Recently they turning recently from a -•- Tour of New Wing sponsored a tfirl-ask-boy dance and pean trip were Mr. and Mrs. hostesses; Mrs. M. 1). McMeeknn, The bridegroom is lite son of Mr. Ex-Westfielders Mr. and Mrs. displays, and Mrs. Frederic Hitch- •nid Mrs. Samuel Weintraub of 274 they K«ive a holiday dinner to a nond Reul of 724 Norman I'l. Wayne Carmichael and family needy Westfield family. The bake Xeul was on a lecture tour for ings, publicity. To Feature YWCA's Pembrook Ucl., Mountainside, for- have recently moved into their merly of Wells St. sule will be the first of the club's Educational Institute of Cam- new home at 725 Norman PI. from Proceeds of the four-day annual I projects in the new year. e, Mass., and Mrs. Reul ac- Ada, Okla. event go to the Children's Special- Annual Meeting His bride is the former Judith anied him. ized Hospital, Mountainside. Mrs. Anne Kosenwald, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smythe William cMetrlaughlin is '" charge :uul Mrs Bernard Kosemvuld of Miss Burnett Officiates Westfield Tennis Club will of 21 Sandy Hill Rd. entertained Df tickets, which may be obtained 'Tours of the now wing und the The Bronx. Miss Leonora Burnett of West- , tennis ball at the Elizabeth at a surprise family dinner party from any member of the Auxiliary. refurbished building will be .a fen- Mr. Wcintrauli is a graduate field, president of the Union Coun- and Country Club Feb. 16.Sunday evening in honor of the Members include: Mesdames W. tui'e of the annual meeting of the of Westfield High School and Cor-ty Chapter, National Secretaries 90th birthday of Mrs. Smythe's !J. Archer, Richard Benjamin, F. Westfield YWCA to be held Wed- nell University. He hokk a mas- Association, was mistress of cere- . TWA pilots from Westfield nesday, Jan. 30 at 12:30 p.m. ut monies Sunday at the Park Hotel aunt, Miss Catherine Johnson of H. Betz, J. t. Broback, William MI&S HA.UK1ET MADKEbH ter's decree from New York Uni- guests of honor at a dinner Chatham. Brower, Carlcton Bunker, R. F. the Y, it was announced by Mrs. versity und is a candidate for the when the county group installed a be Blue Spruce Inn, Roslyn, Frank Horn, membership chair- l'h.l). from NYU in June. Now new chapter, the IMainfield-Som- Clark, Walter Clark, Marshall man. erville unit. The new secretaries' Island Friday in recognition The Westfield Chapter of the MISS IMAJUAN 'AUCHER"° Cooledjco, Stephen Cox, Austen A. B. Van Blerkom teaching at St. Peter's College, Jer- |eir 20 years with the airlines. DAM will meet tomorrow at the sey City, he plans to enter medical Kroup is the first to be sponsored n. were Cant, and Mrs. Robert Crehori', K. R. Crow, Charles Guests will be entertained by by the Union County Chapter. home of Mrs. H. W. Richter of Doerr, Walter Eckhart, W. E. El- school in the fall. il of 537 Wychwood Rd. and871 Carleton Rd. Archer-Haworth members of the WestfieW Newcom- To Marry Teacher and Mrs. Oliver Hallberg of come Jr., J. R. Freeman, It. F. Gar- ers' Club drama group, who will Mrs. \Venitraub attended Rus- master's jdegree at 'New York Uni- "Jefferson Ave. rctt, J.-Wv Genfclesy George Gross, present an original skit "Yester- Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Mndlesh of >ull .Sage College -ami was gradu- versity »ni] in -a teacher at Rich- A farewell paTfy TorMr. and l'lninfii'ld have made known the en- —•- Mrs. George Mason of 941 Boule- Engagement Told O. H. Haventi, E. A. Herberich, day and Tomorrow at the Y," ated from the City College of 'New mond Hill Hiirh School in New Anthony Cappe of 524 vard is being given Saturday eve- E. H. Hills, D. E. Knox, Hughes showing the needs of the Y and gagement of their daughter, Har- York. She is working toward u York. (kinjrton St. was honored at a ning by Mrs. Mason's sister and Mr. and (Mrs. Wilson Butler Mayo, Henry Merciless, Alfred how they will be met by the newriet 'Merle, to Arthur Bruce Vim ' shower and luncheon yester- husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archer of 520 Cory PI. have an- Meyer, Robert Mulreany, S. J. building program. Denioiiistriitiuns lilcrkom, sun of Mr. mid Mrs. I,oo- to celebrate the adoption of Kopita in their home at 55 Poplar nounced the engagement of their Murphy, W. 1). I'holan, Adam Pi- put on by the health education de- poKl Van Blerkom of 1141 Ticc PI. daughter, .Marian Bennet, to Allan ret, Louis Pleniwscr, W. J. Reitze, partment under the direction of Miss Madresli was graduated (lew son, Anthony Jr., at the PI., Fanwood. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Miss Mary Hagen will also form a I of Mrs. Thomas Cory of 008 will be moving shortly to Ann Ar- Robert 'Haworth, son of Mr. andLansing Reynolds, R. H. Ritter- from the American University in Mrs. J. Prentiss Haworth of 783 bush, George Rounds, George part of the program to follow the Washington, !), C, where she was He'd Cir. Mrs. William Elcome bor, Mich. luncheon. Pco hostess. Knollwood Ter. Smith, W. C. Smith, Lynn Tipson, JI member of Alpha Etpsilon I'M The senior club of the Y-Tecns T. O. Vim Hurt, S. C. Willis, Jas. social sorority and Phi Delta lOp- + A graduate of Wcstfield Hiirh Wilson, Horace Wood and C. W. Child care will be provided for silon education honorary. She is •eently returned from a Euro- held » pot luck supper Tuesday at School,Mias Arehcr is a junior ut children aged two to six. the Y. Group No. 2 of Edison Y- Anderson, representative of the u toucher in the Edison Township g&n vacation are Mrs. Albert Simmons College, Boston, Mass. board of managers. public schools. 8»t -+- 8:15 p.m. Elins Hebcka, a gradu- with patients. Gardenaires' Meeting Here are three examples from our collection >|3fbe Wcstfield Chapter of Deb- The Junior Auxiliary guve the Vines. Spending last weekend in Mc-ate of the University of Cairo, who of clank round cut dlamondi. All three are ~~ *• held its meeting Tuesday ut is now siuuying for his doctoraU hospital $80li from its Tag Buy Miss Johnson is a graduate of A talk on table settings will he Station No. 2 in Scotch Lean, Va., were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Westfield High School and Ver-the feature of the Gardenaires' very popular. Our Incomparable selection of Roderick and son of 751 Fair- ut Rutgers University, will dis- and $3U0 from ita Christmas party, Awards were given to cuss events in contemporary the chairman, Mrs. C. M. Rounds mont Junior College. guest meeting Monday at 1 p.m. at engagement rings alio include* other popular en who have performed out- acres Ave. where they visited Mrs. the YWCA. Mrs. Alex Rogers of stylet. Roderick's sister. Egypt. Mr. Hebekrt is sponsored Jr., reported. Her fiance is a graduate of Seton ding service to the club for in this country by the Internation- Mrs. W. K. Elcome. announced Hull University nnil is si super- June 'Smith will be the speaker. irear • Never a charge for credit (Continued on page 13) al Cooperation Administration. that "Play Ladies" volunteered 70 visor with the Wesli m Electric Hostesses will be i.Mestlames Jcnn •ours of service during the lust Co. dfl'liinque, George Gillie, Howard • Free gift wrapping three months of the year. Others A iMay wedding is planned. Putnam, Joseph Tomlinion and • Free delivery anywhere who gave reports were Mrs. Carle- John W. Wiley. oon Bunker, pool rhuirmun; Mrs. I. W. Gentles, for the sewing committee-; Mrs. R. II. Rittcrbush for *ne noaiinaiity group; Mrs. W. D. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER Phelan, trading stamp chairman, aheiti Jeannette's and Mrs. Robert Rivel, president of OUR QUALITY HIGHER 'JEWELERS the Westfleld TwigR, who suid members of these groups gave 2U7 Don't Be Misled by So-Called 204 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-OM» hours from Oct. 10 to Dec. 7. WESTFIELD • N. i. We find it the worst thing about "FACTORY" or "SALE" Prices AtSO »UTHf»K>» time that we know not what to do •IBOeWOOD . HACKINMCK with it.—Ralph Waldo Emerson Just SHOP and COMPARE You'll BUY At WEEKLY FLOWER ORDER SarrJu.g FURS $2.00 per week Gnnrantred • doBen flowers. "Weslfield's Fur Shop of Distinction" THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR Contract for 10 «vt>«>ltH or more. MADE TO ORDER READY TO WEAR REMODELS REPAIRS SAVE 249 E. BROAD ST. (Opp. Riallo Theatre) ADAMS 2-3423 Open Mon. 'til 9 p.m. While Saving Is Good 20% off at the (except on fair trade items) Traveling? CORSET SHOP Like to Save Money? Take advantage of this Annual 148 E. BROAD ST. Event and Buy Now for the future... Wedding, Shower, stronger, lighter, i- fit one-inside'the'Other! Birthday or Hostess Gifts. i More popular then ever! Atlantic CORSET SALE • save \s<^~ • , v—T y:' Products' new CriASsiiopri;i«s ore All Items From Our Regular Stock X storage ' i , . r . . . \ SB3C6 I ''•' c '" new> rootnlelr blz<;s 'or While we still have merchandise. They are China Glass Crystal •^—^ •;'{• every I ravel need. Tit onc-insidc-tlie- olher for compact storage! Frame getting low and we cannot replace them to sell Lamps Figurines Stack Tables i rcinlotc*d with vulcanized fibre. at Sale Prices as the sale on this merchandise :••< Size for size, ilic lightest luggage Bar Gadgets Costume Jewelry Accessories •y made! Snap-out zipper pockets, is limited by the manufacturers. .•;• y.ip closing, Tuktitc lock and key. Authentic plaids, or SO DONT DELAY - SHOP TODAY! Christmas Cards and Novelties luown nnd T>Tnc bolid colors. We Carry Garments to Fit Every Figure and Need SO% off Our yuarantoc for 42 years to Wcstfielci shoppers stands good for oil times: Any rjarmenr in our stock at regular Also Many Special Tables of YDLTQEI such pnrsnn- or Salo Prico which can bo bought for less elsewhere we DRASTICALLY REDUCED ITEMS allied service will refund the difference. whan uou buy tram COME SEE FOR YOURSELF We Fit F.very Garment — as the foundation of our business is the right garment for your figure.
M-lnth W!lKltM.il. Jeannette's Gift Shop doerrer's 4 111-., il or.. • ' Headquartors for Hallmark Cards and Party Goods tl-lnch OVLRIIICMTIR 'ih r/Aoujers 3 Hi-,, 14 or.. .-.IZ junesmi 129-139 Control Avo. The CORSET SHOP 227 E. Broad Street TEl. AD 2-2400 Trices plu? AD 2-4800 tO'.i Federal TM 148 E. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD, N. J. Rear Entrance to Municipal Parking Lot AD 2-1072 167 ELM ST. IT, be held i» Ftbrvtry. Adolescents' Problems To Be Discussed by School Sociol Worker •y ir, five Central Ru.-V-1 QRJ fioord Will See I Grooming Course couijtriey. Hi-r professional •,, . , e , • . • Plans for the snnuci Turn- "Social Problems Facing Atio-.mnti. MV-tnln**i-s),ip in ihr W^mr.h- tl About Kig-ht will be dfxi'nbod by leso.cnt^ in West field" will be Uu* • flub vf Wt-stficM i- n<.t ;i ^rcn- ,k,,ls |lflvr, ;1)(.iu,i,.,|. j,,.,...;.!Movies of Schools at ! Vi.ik ' SM i:ii \VM1; and the pi-otrrain vice president, Mrs. For Girl Scouts topic of Mi?.** Lois McCarthy.: ito for Mlt-ruln ••.<<• M this School r.f S'lcinJ •li'iicy of the x«w ,1CM•>• Stimoi i Meeting Here Tonight ! Neil Fox, and hospitality chair- school social workt-r fur the VVcrH- j meeting. MK* Mrf"ii?il:y, wim coming ly Wc.-i- Social Workers Association; chair-1 ' man, Mrs. Herbert Enrich. The concluding- nipt field school system, when she :id- i work* closely with young people ( leu a ill> boftrd Ul Cuiil. sV- tuyuM in ihi» W.-iyue iiiiin.-hij) of the .Juvenile Justice I "' ° " estficld; Mrs. HicharJ Nfwmnn, member- To Begin Jan. 29 a fashion show to b? dresses the meeting of the i'ivk'.> • yf this town, can (,-ive vital lir-t- Committee of the Union County I Chapter of «oinf»f Ai.ieric»h! Tovmhip iniblic school* mui the 0IiT wil! 1 1 shi|) chairman, will report on lust Smith on Tuesday, l\ and legislation di'pnrftiii'ni oi the hnml information w. what jror-s <^ ' " | Mrs. David LeWne, Cranford; Mrs. skin and a teennpc fashion show— Troop 462, seventh »»'• Club. i Miss McCarthy holds tx US tic- C'uiinniMec fur Einuiiuiially Uis- f «)»««• her i-ct-ent motion pictures ubeih. In tlif summer of lf«S8. k of 0KT Pt-ter Dispirito, Clark, and Mes- sevelt. Troop turLed Chiltli-eii; and membership j <» f> *>><•• -"chools in Hoi-j all an- inc-ludi'd in the 1963 Good 462 A cordial invitation to all inter- Kn,(. fJ(,in Panzer Ct-Jicjre. V.-.^-t[Miss McCiivthy made M survey of 1 nncJ ilun.es Gerald Gsntor, Donald Grooming oourso to be Kivon for ership «f Mr,. R ' soeinl wuik HJTCIHH'S in Suffolk on the Stwrin»gr Cuuunittet c fur I"'" Milan, Italy. , and Mrs. Robert et«d women is extended hy Mrs. Oranjro. nn M.Kil. de»rrci» from County Mental Health As- Mrs. Bernard N'appen will out- Woilzel. Robert Kolker and How- all soventh jrradp Girl Scouts in I England, and a survey of juvenile 1 R. E. Hartwij?, deportment (hair- 1 Kut^tis Univprsiiy, Nt*w iiruns- sociation. liiu jilans for a lununiiKC sale to ' aid (ireenman of Westfield. WestfieKt and Mountainside. planned this year's £$ The protfrani will begin Tues- course. Attendance at day, Jan. 29 nt ."!:15 in the cafe- mcctin»s in the COUl. teria of Roosevelt Junior High seventh CTade (;; ' School. Mrs. John Carter, physi- their Good Groomi cal education and modern dance All seventh yrode instructor at the Weslfield High mothers -and fifth and Sciiool, will dtjeuss "Physical FiU eighth frrade Girl S<;out ness and Diet." invited to attend the M. Geortre of the Salon de Paris, on r«b. 2« in the Westfield, will demonstrate hair tonum styling and earo of hair and nails at tho second meeting Tuesday, The men who are i Feb. 6, at S.-1G in the cafeteria have the most leisure at Roosevelt. Several Girl Scouts thI Payn will serve as models for the hair t IT PAYS TO~ADVlEi1|, ->•- styling demonstration. IN THE LEADER1'*!'
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163 E. BROAD ST. AD 2-5163 Opon Mondcfy Evenings Future Bride ! ague Puppeteers Pamela Ann Miller Betrothed Doann Stern Wed Scholarship Bridges project mli be very welcome m Open to All Women, any of the three afternoons. Ad- Certain Patients To Michigan Man vance reservations should be ir-.ade Prospective Bride To Aid Future Teacher by telephoning Mrs. C. Minot In L. I. Ceremony 1 icket sales for the :-cholurship Fogg, treasurer. le jiuppi-t group of the .Plain- 'Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Miller, A Wfstfii-ld Hi h School gr.idu bridges of the Woman's Club of In addition to members of the Junior l.eajrue presented former residents of WVsVfield, now K v\cMn'eld are progressing well, ac- scholarship committee already re- ,or and thi' Alligator" at the ate. Miss Doann Malthie Slu'i of Murrysville, Pa., announce the was piiiin-i-.-d [In;. -Hi to Janih Iloyt Stein of Omnt, scheduled for three successivy Adam Piret, A. Ralph Rustin, An- William J. Shepherd of West- sylvania State University, is now Mrs. Shepherd also assisted won a gown of whitv satin with days, Tuesday, Jan. 29; Wednes- thony J. Stark Jr., Vaughn O. doing graduate study and research appliques of Alenron lace whuh day, Jan. SO and Thursday, Jan. Waite, Johns.tone E. Weelatids and lesigning the scenery and in agricultural and biological chem- was (K'signcd and made by hei Mrs. Willium D. Peek of SI. ut 1 p.m. Dessert and beverage Harry T. Younghuns, and Miss istry ut Pennsylvania State Uni- uother. Her shoulder-length sell will be served ut the beginning of Johanna Kunkfcl. .eld WHS one of the puppe- versity. He will receive the de- was held with a coronet of white at yesterday's performance, the parties. The next report meeting will gree of master of science this sum- rose buds and she curried a while Non-members of the Woman's be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the puppet group is part of thi mer. prayer-book ornamented with a \s children's theater program Club of Westfield who would like Woman's Club. An autumn wedding is planned. spray of white orchids and steph,\ also presents a play each not is. to the elementary schoolb MISS NANCY LEE CLEGG MISS CAROL STROIK'/iAlER i. Brooke Pietsch of Wes.t- Intermediate Club Sees Electric blue? Velvet gown-.i wcie i chairman of the children's worn by the attendants, Miss Hal Acousticon Offers . . . in committee. J. Peter Tullsen Trends in Furnishings Strohmaier-Boris bara Stern, the bride's sister, as maid of honor, and, rts bridesmaids, At Meeting Tuesday another sister, -Mrs.-Roy -Miele of To Wed Miss Clegg Troth Announced Cambridge, Mass., and Mrs. lloj- TV ATTACHMENT TO idassah Parties A color slide program on home don 'Mi'Grulher of Newport, U 1 , furnishings was presented at the The engagement of Miss Carol Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence O- sister of the bridegroom. They MRS. KOBKK'T L. HARRISON Intermedmte Women's Club Tues- Aim Strohmaier ami Charles Boris wore headdresses of variegated hol- (Dorothy Uulhcnkiim) THE HARD OF HEARING! ill Help to Fill of Norwich, Conn., have announced day at LKL. clubhouse. Jr. has been made known by her the engagement of their daughter, ly and pompons and carried white The program, narrated by Mrs.parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stroh- Bibles. hospital's Needs Nancy Leo, lo Lt. J. Peter Tull- Uoger Doyle, stars Dorothy maier of 23K0 Redwood Rd., Scotch Miss Gulbenkian, Acousticon has devoted a portion of its advertising dollars sen, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Volney Draper, internationally known de- Plains. Mr. Boris is the son of Joseph Najpaver of Dearborn to purchase these Television or Radio attachments as a Tullsen'of 2427 Hill Rd., Scotch signer and color consultant and Mr. iind Mrs. Boris Sr. of 180 Glen- was best man. Ushering were Hob- ifenduy, Feb. 4, has been set as Plains. was sponsored by the Celanese side Ave., Scotch Plninu, ert G. Maltbie III of Westfield, Local Tennis Star, frank move on our cart to gain the goodwill of the hard coMsin of the bride, and iMr. Mc- wdttc for the annual round-rob- Miss Clegg is a graduate of the Corp. A door prize of a dress- The bride-elect was graduated of hearing in this area. l Ipnchoons and card parties of Norwich Free Academy and is now length bolt of fabric was awarded. Cirulher. The bridegroom is the from Mount St. :Mury's Academy son of Mr. 4111(1 Mrs. Kred Duren Marries Attorney |T<*ifield Chapter of Hadassah. a senior at Gettysburg College. Mrs. Richard C. Preston, fash- and Herkelcy .Secretarial School. [|t* Morton Segul, chairman of ion show chairman, reported on of Dearborn r Lieutenant Tullsen was gradu- She atiended Uunbarton College, •Mi'.ss Dorothy Hope (Julbenkian, #dhssah Medical Supplies, is ac- ated from the 'Scotch .Plains-Fan- the final plans for this event to be Washington, D. C, and is now a The bride is also a graduate of jpting reservations for luncheon wood High School and Gettysburg held at Echo Lake Country Club student at Union Junior College. Central Connecticut State College. .Westfield Tennis Club champion, $ tld participation in games. College. He was associated with Saturday, Feb. 23 with fashions •Miss .Strohmaier is employed by Mr. Duren, a Navy veteran, is now hi'CHtiie the bride of Rolx'rt Lamont The •following members will open by Bonwit-Teller. a pre-mediral student nt Wayne Harrison of Albany, i.M_ Y., at a the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Hess Oil & Chemical Cor])., Perth State University in Detroit, Mich. I6lr homes for the occasion: Mrs. Brooklyn, IN. Y., and is now sta- The "Surprise Table" will attain Anilxiy. ceremony Saturday afternoon ill 1 The couple is now at home in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, !mll Baer, 11 Lambert Cir.; Mrs.tioned at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Tex- be featured. Members are assign- •..Mr. Uoris is an alumnus of Fan- DMl.lVK.iir.l) iermld Berkley, 838 Nancy Way; ed months in which lo bring Dearborn. Plainficld. Her patents me Mr. as., attending the U. S. Army Air wood-Scotch Plains High School ami Mrs, Diran tiulbenkian of irjuJIarriH Gilbert, 1-1 Sandy Hill Defense School. home-made articles for *a\e. This and is now attending Union Junior Guestis attending from Westfield THIS IS A $4.95 VALUE A.\ Mrs. Samuel Epstein, CO KaiT- A June "Wedding has been plan- has been a most popular feature. College, where he is a member of were Mr. and Mrs, R. Ci. Multbio Plainfield, and Mr. Harrison is the ill M.\ Mrs. Mitchell Bradie, 1134 The evening membership de- Jr. of 028 Summit Ave. and their .son of Mr. and -Airs. A. M. Harri- ned. lota Xi Omega fraternity. He is FOR THE HARD OF HEARING I Hectr TV and Radio much 'udldngtonctono Rd., .Mountain- partment state spring conference alwo a member of "the National family and Mr. and iMrs. William son of Oxford, IN. Y. idol Mrs. Adolph Gross, 737 at the Essex House, Newark, Feb. Guttrd mid is associated with his G. Eggar of -117 Beechwood I'l., The Rev. 'Harry E. l'ikc, rector clearer! You will certainly welcome this marvelous attach- hackamaxon Dr.; Mrs. Warren John H..Fish III, 2 will be attended by Mrs. Ar-father in the ISlue Star Esso Scrv- with whom the bride made her emeritus, performed the ceremony, 'ie»r, 35 Plymouth Rd.; Mrs. thur C. Fried, chairman, and Mrs.iecnter, Scotch Plain*. home, while attending school here. which watt followed by a reception ment for your TV set or Radiol ,outt Wnlker, 2 Rutgers Cl.; 'Mrs. James W. Cooper Jr., vice chair- at tin* home of the bride's parents. «tnes Victor, 725 Shndowlawn The wedding is planned for Oc- 1 Miss Nock to Wed man. tober. Junior Musical Club The new Mrs. Harrison wore a Obviously, we would prefer that only the hard of hearing >r.) Mrs. Stanford Herman, 1850 Refreshments were served fol- gown of white brocade, princess food Ky the Home In- MMS Suzanne Roll of PluiulU-ld. if the Hadassah Medical Center in surance Co. of East Orange. All wore flame velvet trimmed in satin mid a matching veiled bow NAME ' erusnlcm. Her fiance, a graduute of West- headdress. Their flowers were car- ADDRESS . field High School, is presently a nations and variegated holly. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY senior at Brown University. Arthur Harrison of Oxford, N. CITY .ZONE STATE. Y., served bis brother us best man. Ushers included Thomas Campion of Springfield, Kdwnrd Nelson of Norwich, N. Y., Allan Weiss of MARTIN JEWELERS Men's Arlington, Vu. and Nicholas Dan- forlh of Albany. N. Y. Alter u honeymoon nt Lake Mo- SERVES YOU SAVINGS! Custom Tailored honk, N. Y., the Hurrisoms will live in Albnny. We're the host once again at this dramatic annual Silver Suits The bride attended the llurl- ridge; School and wus graduated Event . . . timed to start your New Year right —and from Tile 'Shipley iSchool and Cor- bright I Thai's why more people shop with confidence REDUCTIONS AS MUCH AS $20.00 nell University, the latter with at Martin Jewelers, where dependability is a tradition highest honors. She was a Wood- row Wilson Fellow at tile Univer- and your purchase is satis- More than 200 Fabrics to Choose from 1 sity of Cnliiiirnin. At the West- faction-guaranteed! Yes . . . including Sport Coatings field Tennis Club, Hlie holds many we're the host - be our guest I ^ I junior titles, won the women's doubles with her sister ami twice Calfox1922 SALE ENDS FEB. 2nd won the mixed doubles. Last .summer she assisted with the junior development program. Mr. Harrison attended Dart- mouth and is ;i graduate of Cor- nell University and its Law.School. /GORHAM icronlol 1896 He is on the .stall' of Attorney (len- aiuait eral Louis Lefkowitz of New York, STERLING Among the premiptial parties I TAILORS! was a luncheon at the Park Hotel given by Mrs. Joseph Simon and 111 QUIMBY ST. AD 3-1538 the rehearsal dinner at the Char- MADE Imperial Quvtn 1B95 lotte lid. homes of Mr. and Mrs. TO John H. Roll. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY ORDER PROGRAM Untoit.t 1897 Limited offer
Now till March 1st, you lonidownv 1917 can order any of more SALE! than 200 Gorham Sterling flatware designs. It is Hundreds of impossible to maintain a COATS Shirts Illy fWhiting) 1902 DRESSES complete stock of all these SPORT • DRESS • CAR COATS SPORT • DRESSY Blouses patterns, but Gorham's Sub-Teen • Juniors • Petites Skirts Annual- Made-To-Order Molhtri 167J 25% off Misses • Half Sizes r Program makes it easy SOLIDS • TWEEDS Slacks to fill-in or add to your SUITS Reduced 25% Sleepwear treasured pattern. This PortimoutMPlS That's why we recommeml tho Stiitle Rito Firstie. i program is your assurance Its fine const ruction - - and our skills! litters —• are that when your Sterling All Size Ranges so jmportmil to Ihe first walking year. is Gorham, it's always Over 300 Sweaters Reduced 25% Sovirtlgn 1940 available. • broad hcvl .srut • snug lied fit • firm antnler So don't delay, if you have Markdowns for DRESSY SEPARATES ROBES Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Filled one of these time-honored 3 to6X • 7 to 14 Reduced 40% Full Line of Orthopedic Shoos designs, now is the time Cotton Quill Nylon Fleece Dresses Wool Silk Nylon Quilt Corduroy to order. Velvet Tapestry Wo Keep ACCURATE RECORDS of All Filling! . . . Jumpers Velveteen Metallic March Ististhcdeadlinc! Arnel Shcrpo Mail REMINDER CARDS Coats Juniors • Misses Provide FREE SIZE CHECKUPS Available For Your Convenience: Charge, Budget, Club, Jackets Hancli-Charge and lay-A-Way Plans Drastically Reduced Separates All Size Ranges SKATING OUTFITS Skirts -yOu* PfSSONM JCWEl« Robes o Reduced 30% Blouses F Skirts • Jumpers Shirts F All Size Rcingoi \TRintRnt
Open Monday CRANFORD; Official Girl Scout WESTFIELD: and Friday 02 ELM ST. jjjjjj ADAMS 2-3680 ELM & QUIMBY STS. 27 NORTH UNION AVE. Equipment Agency 121 Quimby Street ADams 2-1131 until 9 P.M. AD 2-671 fi HP 6 6718 Opon Monday Evenings fop fg im wwmtto <*»„•« uunmt, f HV*»AY, M*WA*V n, tms son, <-o-cbairjnan; ret wfcirs-ftt?. Two Westfield Students Attend Big Y Conclave ! Plains Newcomers Mr.--. Wiliiiini Wliitirlicttd: bowling, hit, Holyohe Dean ll'mooln's Wor-ds Echoed • Miss Konoy Clinmln-in inul Mb? I Univi -rsiiy cf lilinnis i:i l.'rbstn Mr... H.jlA-i-t HvUt :.r::; li)-i(lK«', Mix. Ware! 1 Install Officers, j Speaker Reviews Life ..,.,,,,, • >>• H iiiiiiui at .Mount lluiyokc Hu<'^"elt!i:tn din} Mii;. Kenneth Ilehm; garden, Mrs. PMer Ks- students from Wcst.iclci who re- »is '•Kcvotulioii and JU-spon?.- ': an(i M!^. K(nvl. ,|.lUKhtl>1. of Ml. "Abraham Lincoln stood for de- Ija'.nrh, chairman. :iml Mrs. Wallace ccntly attended ihe Seventh Kn- was altcmli-d In- ubout l.Ooei stu-jol|1| j|rs Kolicct K I'.owo i~ a Plan Dinner-Dance cency, honest dealing, plain talk PonJ, co-clmirmaii, and luncheon, tional Student Assembly jf the ; .fonts from tullcci-s and univcrsl- L,,nj ' „',' \vjili-nn Smith ' and ftinny storii'K," avt-utMl Joe YWCA *n>-Fnim-(iuri NV.vcoinei •-; Clul> liicliBi'tl Miller, publicity; Mi^ a moi'ting of tl'C Woman's Club (it ii< monthly nii'i'tinj; Tuesday Gerald Yonder anJ Mis Stev of Woxtfield at the Masonic Tom- 6 7 8 cveniii(> ;il lh.> Scoli-li J'lftiiis-I'uii- Swanciurcr, VMCA, and Mis. Kor. pie. The pvopram consisted of 13 14 15 16 1? {j I WCMHI YMCA. Mrs. .Michael \>i\- ialJ Wellem, colfVes. reading* from Lincoln's greatest speeches, introduced l>y com- 20 21 22 23 24 «v^ Ion was i/lecU'il vice president; Mrs. I M>s. Joseph StoriteMI, tlanci Allwrt Hand, .-ei-ivt:iry, and Mrs. ! mentary from Mr. Cullnway. Be- 27 28 29 30 31 chairman, announced that tli< fore repeating the Gettysburg Ad- Kolifi't Dickinson, ttcasurer. The jclub's annual dinner-dance will b< new officers were installed by the dress, for example, he explained held Keu. 10 at the Mountainsid- that "the kinship oS life and death oot-KoinK president, Mrs. Donald inn. Cocktail hour h from 7 U 21—American homo der,.,, £ Johnson, who will now he the1 ad- is the real theme of this address" of the Woman', 5U| 8 p.m., dinner from 8 to 9 p.n; and asked the audience to listen visor tu tlie tfroup. and duiu'in;? from i* p.m. lo 1 a.m. Westfield, 1:15 , to the well-known phrases with house. There IS a difference! Newly appointed committee Other uclieduled activities in thi this thought in mihnd. chairmen are as follow..;- Acquaint- near future are a couples lxwlinj 22—Regular monthly ance, Mrs. Kihvard Kemans, rhair- niicht Jan. 25 and the regular Interesting sidelights on the Gettysburg Address were related the Westfield Si-ivm nuin, and Mrs. Gerard Koss, co- monthly movling of the K»>'den DK. MKKUJEiH E. CAMKKO.X 1 p.m. at the home chairman: art, Mrs. Bertram Wal- group Jun. 28, featuring table dec- to explain the fact that it was Robert H. Stuhl.-r i» "Second to none!" This competitive spirit i.s the basis of most ters; dance, .Mrs. Joseph Slornelli; orations by Jane Smith'* of Wcst- so poorly received by the audi- j Oval. fund rnisinp, Mrs. Irvinjj Fenner, fleld. Mt. Holyolce Dean ence at the time it was delivered. successful businesses . . . and hits made available to the con- In the first place, as is well known chairman, and Mrs. Ronald Carl- Following the business ineellnif, 24 -Garden department « sumer the finest in products and services. In some instances it son, co-chfii2*nian; hospitality, Mrs. it followed a lengthy and polishe Woman's Club of w , Robert G. Allen, manager of mar- To Address Grads piece of oratory by Edward Ev t John Swindlehurst, chairman, and ket research forClBA Phfirmuceu- 32:30 p.m. in • • is rather difficult to distinguish between second best and the Mrs. Ross Watson, co-chairman; erett, and the audience was tired ticals, t;ave a talk entitled "Med- Secondly, Lincoln lead the speec best. But this i.s not the case when it comes to cirycleaninjc and program, Mrs. Charles Olscn, ical .Revolutions." At Meeting Here chairman, and Mrs. Joseph Thomp- word for word, never looking u shirt laundering. The appearance of the garment rejects the until the end, so that even a pho care and craftsmanship that it received. Perhaps that's why Or. MerMiuili E. Cameron, oca- togruphcr who was waiting to lak< to 2 n.m. demic dean and profiwsor of his- his picture was unahl" to »'<> so more and more of your neighbors are making Pan American JKWKLKRS SILVEIISMITHS story at Mt. Holyoke College, will Thirdly, Lincoln spoko with 29, 30, .31—Scholarship b* ^ their First choice. be tl'arenL ! of both undcr- chairman, welcomed two new GORHAM STERLING triuduates and aliimnao are invited members into membership, Mrs 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 PATTERNS 'o attend this important event. George W. Heun, nnd Mrs. Itich- 24 25 26 27 28 Open 7 A.M. to 7, P.M. Monday through Saturday ard Norton. Mrs. living P. Donald- son, parliamentarian, announced Santo Day F>i-y'cleanlng and Shirt Laundering that a by-laws review meeting will —at no extra charge THESE ARE THE TRADEMARKS WHICH APPEAR ON GORHAM Rose Society to Hear be held at her home Jan. 28, nnd '1—Itound robin luncheonsi\ DESIGNS. IF IT APPEARS ON YOUR STERLING, YOU KNOW Fred S. Glaes Saturday asked anyone interested in having card parties, WcstfMd It: Expert Alteration and Tailoring Service on Premises a change made in the Hy-l.nws to sub, in the homes of n»eir.S ITS GORHAM AND IT'S AVAILABLE "Persannl Hcfl<'Cti(Mi.s on n communicate with her in advance Lifetime of Roses" will he theof that dale. 14—Luncheon, fashion showi topic of Fred S. (lines of Reading. card party of the Womi! Pa., former clmirmnn of the Na- The flower arrangement for th St, Paul's, Kveninic Brc ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BEFORE MARCH 1 tional Awards Committee o£_ the speaker's table wns prepared by St. Paul's Parish House, 1! American Rose Society nut! an ne-Mrs. Krnest K. Weaver Jr., and p.m. credited rose judne, when ho ml-the flowers in the niche were ar- on "the- c AVAILABLE AT ADLER LOW, LOW PRICES ranged by Mrs. William A. Hauer- C—I)inner-(!!• (,'niilen.i. The public Elsener. is invited. 1—Luncheon fash ion-show o!: Mountainside AAL'W, B..I man's, 12:45 p.m. 3—Fashion Show, Intern-:^ Woman's Club, Fxho if Country Cluli. •»p • — r"»^»" &—Breakfast, welfare «H ment of the Scotch FJ Woman's Club, !l II.IH., &•• " CLOSING FOR REDECORATING J'lains licscue Squad B.1 SELLING OUT EVERYTHING TO THE BARE WALLS
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lie QUIMHY STBBICT WESTFIELD Broad at Elm^ S Westfield Hours: 10 to 4:30 AUo Monday. 7 to ?
forjunfifi r'inr'rnin! in ttfun iirtn'/ilhlt'. Around Town Beth OV Sisterhood "Chorte/s Aunt" Cost Great Swamp Pictures To Hear Congress Head Rehearsing for March 2 Shown Sundial Club To Hold Aid Breakfast will serve as hostcs's. The Aiz-encan home mi «*rien (Continued Irom paf;e 9) Fanwood Production Feb. 26 in Squad Bldg. Mrs, Russell F. Coriell was dt!>.mrrirt of the W#stfifW Jun* The Si.-.tcrhood of Temple Beth Slides of wild life in the Great chairman of hostesses for the . ,ui Vwimu'is Club will meet Tues- The Pretenders of the drama Swamp were shown nt the guest ,epartment of the College Wom- OY will hold -A regular meeting at FANWOOD — Mrs. Ralph SCOTCH PLAIN'S — The wel- mooting of the club last Wod- I day at 10 a.m. in the home of the the temple, 141 Vnlloy Ed., Clavk, meeting of the Sundial Garden m':-.day in the Scotch Plains Bap- w's Club met Tuesday evening at Briggs, director of Philathalian's Club Friday evening; at the home fare department of the Scotch ! chairman, Mrs. Harttd List, 210 lie home of Mis. E. C. James of Monday at 8:.'J0 p.m. spring public performance. "Char- Plains Woman's Club hns set Feb. tist Church. She was assisted by ! Harrison Ave. A program on «n- of Mrs. William Miller of Law- the Mesdames Joseph Branner, 10 Longfellow Ave. The program The guest speaker, Sam Brown, ley's Aunt" by Brandon Thomas,'] rence Ave. 2fl ns the dnte for its annual bene- j fanl and maternal care will be ms, "Moments to Remember" l;y Mew Jersey director of the Ameri- has announced that the play is fit breakfast. The event will be Eugene Brown. William C. Carb- ! presented by Mrs. Bradford Mac ,lnda Herman and Jacqueline can Jewish Congress, will speak fully cast and rehearsals are in Mrs. Henry Wirth of the Great held at the Rescue Squad building ley, John Neary, Elmer Dolmire, I Nulty, RN. ' tidy. on religious practices in the schools. progress twice a week at the Swamp Committee of tho North for th- ert Klein, Amy Spettlguo; Bryant win Hufnagel and Mrs. Russell The garden department met from 5 f The Chansonettes held their re- Brennan, Sir Francis Chesney; Elsener assisted the hostess. The yesterday in the home of Mrs. tearsal last evening at the Rescue Dr. A. H. Behrenberg Set Roland Ackerman, Stephen Spet- flower arrangements were madt Edward" C. Ekarius, 236G Seneca val. to iquad building. by the hostess and Mrs. Henry As Speaker Monday for tigue; Mrs. Gilbert Mollrich, Ela Wilson. Rd. Mrs. George Oram showed '. A former Weatfielder, Don DeleHay, and Mrs. Donald Deg- slides on "From the Atlantic to Sfoolfenden. ia now manager of a Fanwood College Club LMME. ULA.NOV ling, Donna Lteia D'Alvadarez. the Pacific." high& pivate dining club and the Tahi- The piny will be presented March Cedar Crest Alumnae Next Thursday at 1 p.m. in the FANWOOD — The Rev. A. H. 2 in the Fanwood-Scotch Plains South Side Fire House the recrea- midheels Isn Lanai in Honolulu, where hi* Behrenberg, theologian and world Bolshoi Art Fi m Junior High School at 8:30 p.m. Meet in Scotch Plains 98 rife and little daughter, Pamela, traveler, will be the speaker at from 10 ave joined him. His parents, Mr. the meeting: of the Fanwood Col- Wednesday to Aid Mrs. Briggs has studied drama The Cedar Crest College Alum- val, to 32' jhd Mrs. Lester Woolfenden, who lege Club Monday evening in the at the Betty Cashmon Studio and nae Club of Central Jersey met The biggest vauety fved on St. Mark's Ave., returned Fanwood Presbyterian Church. Dr. the American Academy of Dra- Tuesday evening at the home of (to their present home in Tampa Behrenberg, the pastor of the Area Orchestra matic Arts in New York. Locally, Mrs. Walter Barnes, 22 Aberdeen "for the holidays after a trip to Presbyterian Church of Metuchen, she has directed plays for the Rd., Scotch Plains. Mrs. William of 'horse* jewelry rinidad, Tobago ami Barbados. has traveled around the world five Parish Playera and for Philathal- Rowe of Westfield presided. . . . not realty for homes; in* "The Bolshoi Ballet," sin art film, lans, as well as one for the Scotch times visiting 91 countries and John (iregorio, floral designer stt'att, jftvelrj/ of home head and Mrs. John Walkey is entertain- meeting some of the world's poli- will be presented at die Strand Plains Women's Club benefit in other vqtivtttrinH dcxiyiw; ittvx- 'oil uve on fliwltxs current high-style shots pg at bridge this evening at her Theatre, PUiinfield, Wednesday at 1958. Last spring Mrs. Briggs was from the Mouse of Flowers in Lin- (not cincelUUoro) tt Flor» Marl *Iwayi — tical and religious lenders. He has den, guvs ft demonstration of (low- pvHttire pitta, hraccUtm, pftiiiawts Ome '108 Grove St. also spent 12 successive summers 8i30 p.m. The presentation will director of the Philatbalinn entry in nflver, eoppi'r, vnutnfh. And but thii ule mikei the Mvingi potlllvcly * A luncheon wil•"•"l" be held tomor- preaching at the American Church he for the benefit of thel Plainfield which won second p)ace locally er arrangements. Iintulic. JlapiUicent buyjl and third plnce in the state finals tin with any unique vmtuat ;>ii'- fow at the Stage House Inn in in Peris. Dr. Behrenberg's topic Symphony Orchestra. e/rtf, the tttry<'#t tumiortnie-nt in is "Around the World in 70 Days." in the New Jersey Theater Lengue Scotch Plains for the Welcome The film stars the j:rima bnl- tournament. She also played a School will have an opportunity to timit in itt t« brawl it Iituntralavt. "Wagon Club. Pinna for this meeting were lerina of the Boishoi, C lina Ula- lead in Phllathalians' production see the show Friday evening, completed at the executive board nova, and will offer ijrea audi- of "You' Can't Take It With March 1, if they have purchased NEWARK . WESTFIELD The Wostfield Area City Pan- meeting held last night in the ences an opportunity to j witness a You." the PTA Children's Theater Coun- |i«llentc met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Nathan B. Bartle- complete evening of ballet almost cil series tickets which will be on SOUTH ORANGE fcome of Mrs. I,. E. Humphrey of son of 48 Kempshnll Tcr., with exactly as performed fur genera- Tickets for "Chnrley's Aunt" sale in the Junior School early in 26 Hawthorne Dr. Mrs. Joseph Haley as co-hostess. tions in the Bolshoi Theater in may be obtained from John Ho- February. INTERNATIONAL GIFTP Vll tnty ikopl cj ihtlr kind. . . tnyxhlrt -•- Moscow. i bart. Students of the Junior 57 Elm St Wftttfield Mis. Sidney Lutz of Hazelton, Ulnnova wiij peiv^rini the com- J*»., is visiting this week with her Rd. and Mrs. Rnlph Stalbaum of plete two-act version of the ''Gi- daughter, Misa Patricia Lutz of B7C Cherokee Ct. SBlle" and excerpts frdm "'Swat- 4 Elm St. Lake," "The Fountain ^f Bukchl + WESTFIELD IS TALKING sarai," "Ivan ,Susn|iin" and Among those having coffeoa for ABOUT . . . "Faust." Hie College Woman's Club of The npprovod plans for the. build- The film is sponsored by the Westfield this week were: Mrs. ing fund drive at the Presbyte- Plainfield Symphony Soj-iety Aixx Robeit E. Brouillard of 10G Bnr- rian Church . . . ilinry. jeWtor Way. Mrs. Dnvid R. Clare The lack of snow so far this win- of 7SH Knoihvood Tor., Mrs. Ko- tor . . . i^tt L. Tiomann of 817 Moun- And' the women trying to decide tpin Ave., Mrs. Ralph Braun of which Ladies Day Out course to COLLEGIANS $1,500,000 819 Dudley Ave., Mrs. Norman register for Tuesday morning IfoiBBh of 200 Wntchting Fork, at the YWCA. Sirs. Ralph Uusso of 30 Scuddor Peter J. Fosburg, aijm of Mr and Mrs. Philip L. Fosbtirg of H05 Tice PI., was chosen for "Who'i Who in American Cojlpgcs nnd Universities," nt Westminster Col- lege, New Wilmington^ PH. Fos- hurg, a graduute of Westfieli' JANUARY High School, is a senior philosophy major. A * * Beverly Buck, daughter ot Mr IN CASH DIVIDENDS and Mrs. Allen Buck ,)r. of 5110 WHITE SALE Hanford PI. was nnmcMl to the dean's list for tho. first ;quarter lit Pennsylvania Stntc iUnivcrslty where she is a freshmali. Worthwhile Savings * * * Daniel Penrec, ii senior physical education mujor j aitending West Viruinin Wosleyijii College, • DOMESTICS ; , has been.tupped for nliembershlji in the campus student: IcndcrMhip • SHEETS AND CASES organi?.iition, the TOIT(I and Tas- sel at the college. I'l-ikrco him a PAID TO SAVERS IN • COMFORTERS high srholnstic iiwrngil' imil WHS ulso presented the National lnler- • SPREADS fratcrnity Council #!|icliolnrship Awnrd. lie is president of the • TOWELS Wosleynn InterfrntiMiiily council. Pearce also is u football halfback • LINENS who has n !>8-yard kicjtofT touch- down return to his credit. • PILLOWS + * * Gail Zimmerman hajf buon ap- • BLANKETS proved by the fncullyi of Colby Junior College to piirlicipittc in the lilf>!i Humanitios Seminal* at 1 1962 the New Hampshire Jschoo! for women. The seminar program ts in its fifth yenr at Colby and is designed for exceptional students 2 GREAT HOSIERY SALES who are interested in coirohiting several areas of study. HANES She is a senior in the medical secrelnrial science piriigriim nt Seamless Nylons Colby, was soloist with jhe concert choir for tho Christmtis concert ANNUAL. SAVINGS EVENT and lust spring was a hiembcr of the cast of the collegel play "Ca- rousel." She is the daughter of REAL PROOF THAT THE RETURNS ARE Mr. and Mrs. John, F. îmmerroan FAMOUS BRAND of 725 E. Broad St. * * * ALL IN YOUR FAVOR WHEN YOU SAVE AT $1.35 - $1.65 BOX SALE 3 for $2.97 Gordon J. Aubrccht II of 1 Summit Ct.., Paul EiKonknimer of WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS We cannot mention this make in the ad, but you will 585 Trinity PI. nnd .lamos M. see the trade name when you buy it. Thomns of Olil! Ruojii:velt St., were nnmcri to the (loijm's list at Rutgers College of |Arts and Sciences. * * * Bnrbnrn Nelson, di|uuhtcr of Sehaefers Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodora Nelson of 8L!7 Highland Ave, ' has been * No Poor Goods Ât Any Price* nnmod ti> the Chapel Choir nnd I s BROAD AT PROSPECT Touring Choir ;il firov^ City Col- WESTFIELD FEDERAL sAVirJGS PLAID STAMPS lege. Barbara is n jiuiior nmj<»r- BY THE PLAZA 158 ELM ST. 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(Jite, , '' merly pusUir of the First Bî* "- Tie King's General turns : Illtrint.' tin- .-" i.il if.i'jj lin-if- wsil A -o;-;il li.i.r will pi-i-.-i-di- lllf Church here and now with Chw • i !JI: a u li: li- i'!ij:hant .-;i!r. Mom- with rare sympathy and un- • pl'>i:r;iin. Iln-tr-.-cs f.n- the- day World .Service in Honj; Konir '* lulls :ii>- :(-!•:ctf tn l.rirur donations derstanding to the dramatic will !«• MirdiiMH- cliiirlvs \V. Miir- recently that the matter of (»^' Utr this )iorti"ii . Barbara Neblett, jocial worker are ikown conferring Bloweri, begins in February PLANNING AHEAD—Nur»e-dircctor, Mr.. Joan Koehlcr, RN, \e :S0 p.m. ;it the Hold Slu-11-urne, N«r\v York, j with a vUitor in the new waiting room of the Planned Parcnthoo d Center at 234 Park Avc, PIain6eld. The center U privately »up- A RARE COLLECTION OF GOOD HOUSEKEEPING. The pr«i);r;in) f»i" Uii today «t noon. Following the lunch- I ported and it the only one in Union County that offers family pla Get your copy today. ill I*.1 on toxtih's used in Amer- , Mrs. Maifia K(-lly, home i-ct>- BRACELETS-PINS-EARRING ra U'twccn 1700 iiiul l!KI0. In-nuniist of (Jencrrl Fooils Co., anro- strutf "The Story Hi-hind the Piod- the Koulli Side Tire House. Readies Appeal in I'lainficld which recently moved GLASS - FURNITURE Ul'l." Newcomers' Groups to a lai'frrr and more convenient The speaker was George H. location at 234 Park Avo., is the WALL DECORATIONS The couples Kct-loguthcr croup Drinkwater of Westlield, a general The I'lanned 1'uroiithuO'l Coni- 1 liiilti'C of Wustfii'ld mot Monday at only one in Union County that of- of the Wcstfteld Newcomers Clui; flower show judî , past president fers family planning service and will hold a l^vling jiurty Satur- of the Syracuse, N.V. Kgse Society the home of Mrs. Uic-hard N. Ben- day m 7:45 p.m. iit the Echo and author of many articles on the JletUtZSuk Store Houri ?,30 to 5.30 ionics on Rt. Tl in Mountainsulo. roses. He has also tested new in- 401 MORRIS AVENUE Mrs. J'uul Uulfy and Mrs. Kraiik- troductions for several nurseries. lin Nulson ar« in charjrt; of ar- Hostesses were Mrs. Kichard SPRINGFIELD, N. j. Mulder), Mrs, L. F. Mnlinowski and DRexel 6-7274 Mrs. Robert Alljrcclit «f \Z1 Mrs. Hamilton Williams. Flowers Ueechwood I'l. will be hostess to were arranged by Mrs. W. K. (ier- MOM! the colFec club next Wodnenduy her and Mrs. John Ilarulola. CO. morning at 10 a.m. The sewing Not a cowboy is shot, not an Indian is scalped. club wilt meet next Thursday morning at D:30 o'clock in the Garden Club Welcomes rAST SERVIC! home of Mrs. Donald Knecht, 222 New Members, Speech Boring? No, just beautiful. And a wow Wells St. for the Kids. ON COLOR PROCESS^ SutttJ fo Spring, Tomorrow the couples novire By Dr. H. N. Moldenke bridge jrroup will meet at 8:l<0 Two new members were wel- Rttott, Ttavtl p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs, comed into the Garden Club of tfer (iesaner, 1121 Scnaca I'l., Westfield at its meeting hist week Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Gigueie of SEE "WATER WORLD" Our'David Crystal 3-piece in the home of Mrs. John Kraut 321 Si-olcli l'lainn Ave., Mr. and Jr., 2d7 WatcbuniiT Fork. They A fascinating underwater colored movie. Beautiful suits herald Spring or travel Mrs. Hubert A. Cuthbert, 8JH were Mrs. Robert S. Miner Jr. atid coral, gorgeously colored fish, moray eels, some 6outh with their crisp Stevens Ave., and Mr. unil Mrs.Mrs. Richard L). Britton, who re- Ilobort Sidlivnn, l!17 Prospect St. kindly old sharks, native music. good looks, marvelously ceived corsages made by Mrs. S. Mr«. John Merekle of 1000V. Stewart. carefree ways. 40.00 each tlnulcvard will vntortain the luilieH Mrs. Joseph I1. Moran, presi- novice bridfri* Ki'oup Tuc-iday iwii- Sponsored by Y's Men's Club and ^_^ Tweedy check in a blend of dent, announced that Mis. Kdward tiii)« "t K:•')0. The reKulur Indies Coffey will serve as chairman of a Westfield Scuba Club Celancse acetate, rayon and bridge group will meet Wednes- nominating committee including silk with solid color rayon day cveninB at 8«i0 o'clock in Mrs. Ilrnnt and Mrs. Frank Huber. FREE DELIVERY blouse. Black/white with the homoi) of Mr». Willimn Toohcy The. speaker wns Dr. Harold N. black, navy/white with navy of !)19 Irving Avt'. and Mrs. Moldenke, director of Trailside Westfield Senior High School Picture* Delivered or cocoa/white with brown. Robert Sampson of 66U St. Murks Nature and Scicnre Center, whuise Sizos 10 to 20. Ave. topic was the "Mystery of the with Drug Ord»n Dee Hive and the Honey Hee." Arncl triacetate shnikskla Tomorrow, Friday Rose-Growing Hints Mrs. Albeit I. Roche was chair- 3PEN EVENINGS TIL 10 with blouse and jacket facing • man of hospitality, assisted by of stilped Arnel and cotton Given Plains Gardeners Mrs. Malcolm Roliinson, Mrs. Wil- seersucker. Marsh green, By Westfield Expert liam Heard and Mrs. Gilbert Sam- 8:15 P.M. cocoa or charcoal with uelson Jr. matching color and white SCOTCH I'l.AINS — "A Few striped blouse. Size* 8 to 18, Do's ftn
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Florence Wolfe, B.A., M.A., Headmistress 42 Norwood Avenue, Summit (nurlli flour (•liiiufirltl only Phone: CR 3-0900 THE wKsrrmtt m, IA vmt>t#, rvmsntft, >mmtm lQueeniy" Reply ALL mm rnima Chapter Essex Count/ Agent Panhellenic Miss Barbara McGriffin of 535 liss Helen Platten, director of Addresses Rake and Hoe Carleton Rd. read once that Queen A Public Scrvic, of th* •niteeis at the Veterans Admin- Elizabeth, being a horsewoman, National Baby Cart CouneP ation Hospital in East Orange. j William F. Munk, assistant News enjoyed cards bearing pictures of 1 be the speaker at the monthly i aRrk-uitural nfrrent of Essex Coun- horses, so she sent her a Christmas By C. ROBERT GRUVER »ting of Jemima Cundict Chap- I ty, was tho speaker at yesterday's Editor, All About B&biet ] meeting of the Uake and Hoe Onr- {Alpha Gamma Delta card with an equestrian theme. -, Daughters of the American 1 den Club at the YVVCA. He sub- Last week's mail brought ac- A TRAINING COURSE FO1 volution, Tuesday evening at 7 stituted for Donald B. Laeey who ^Northern New Jorsey alumnae knowledgement of Miss MeGiffin's BABY SITTERS i. at the home of Mrs. Everett was ill. Alpha Gamma Delta will hold a greeting in the form of a letter Wilson, vice regent, 490 Tre- Mr. Munk Ss a graduate of the ogressive dinner Saturday in from Buckingham Palace, signed For the past several years, 1 mt Ave., Orange. | LOUR Island Agricultural and lort Hills. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. by Margaret Hay, lady-in-waiting National Baby Care Council 1 Technical Institute and received nith of Stony Lane will host the to the queen. sponsored a Baby Sitters Train tint Joseph Dance liis bachelor's and master's degrees detail party at 7 p.m. and dinner Course, which includes a film str in ornamental agriculture from 11 be serve-d at the home of Mr. a brochure for students entitl The New Jersey chapter of the the University of Khode Island. d Mrs. W. W. Niebling of North- "A Baby Sitters Guide to Ba umnae of Saint Joseph College, He is particularly qualified to 9 jn Dr. Family Life Today Care," and a Teacher's Discussi men s shop clearance By PHYLLIS GREER imitisburp, Md., will hold a din- speak on the culture of houso Manual. r dance at the Hotel Suburban plants. Specialist in Human Relation* The need for a training cour Delta Zeta Summit, March 1G from 8 p-ni. The hostess of the day was Mrs. 4 Rutgers—The State University in baby sitting has been demo • 1 a.m. Proceeds of the affair Paul J. Burr, assisted by Mcs- Famons Label dross shirts.. 3.99-5.99 The annual business meetinff of Fighting Over Toy> strated by the acceptance of tl ill benefit the building fund of dames Paul B. Barton, Gordon W. Solid colors, stripes, and white. Reg. 5.00-10.00 course In some 37,000 school sy Duncan, Howard Ellerhorst Jr., > iMorthcrn New Jersey Alumnae "Tommy won't share his toys terns throughout the nation, f \e school, Mrs. John Amcnt of iapter of Delta Zeta will be held with anyone. He fights with other ountainside, tho chapter presi- Maurice E. Loexvel, Franklin W. turday at 1:80 p.m. at the. home well as U.S. military schools ove Squires, and Charles H. VauRhan. youngsters to keep his own toys seas. ;nt, announced. wool rib hosiery 3 |lrS. 4,QQ Florence Kukollk, 22 Hemlock and to take theirs away from Members brought puests. The program has a tbree-fol K, Cranford. A nominating oom- them," says a worried mother. Driving with a clouded wind- Embroidered clocks 011 black, brown, charcoal, uavy, lime ttee will he appointed and offi- purpose: or loilcti, 10|/2 to 13. Keg. 2.00 |>r. The real key to sharing toys is First, it is designed to safeguar ileld as a foolish risk, says E. R. Rescue Squad Installs ps elected in February. A re-the child's age. Parents try to lamm, who is in charge of aoci- rt of nil standing committees infants who are placed in the car teach their children to share, but of teenagers by teaching the ine> ent prevention for the Allstate 1963 Officer Slutc 11 be given. frequently expect sharing before 'otor Club. Talcing time to stop 4 Topper 3100 knit underwear 3 for 2.97 perienced baby sitter the funda At tho recent meeting of the elta Zeta is currently support- the children are old enough. A nd clear off togged or froutud Cotton knit T-sliirls, ullilclic sliirts and briefs. normal 2-year-old resents sharing mentals of Baby Care, thus help Westfield Rescue Squad the fol- 38 patients at Carville, La. and ing to combat the glowing prob •indows may spare you time in a Heft. 3 for 3.75 Is the American Hearing iSoci- his things. He wants not only his 03pibal. lowing officers were installed. own playthings, but other chil- lem of the unskilled baby sitter. Administrative: James P. Ryan, and its many affiliate centers Second, it impresses upon teen lUghout the country. Since the dren's, too. president; Thomas J. Oil, vico famous brand sport shlrls_ 3.99 r with Thcta Upsilon, Delta There are always fights about agers that helping to care for president; John II. Kriggx, treas- will have another philan- toys when young children play to- babies is both an enjoyable ex- urer, William Pearson, linnm-iul Regular and button-down modrU in col ton nnil dacron nnd perience and a grave responsibility with his behavior problems; help secretary; Richard Youn^, ict-urd- py, the Navajo Assistance Pro- gether. All may be serene for a Jtr cotton blcuds. Mouy attractive patterns and colors, S, Mt 2$ftm At the February meeting a few minutes. Tommy plays with a which can contribute greatly to with baby's meals, bathing and intr secretary; Harry R. ISahr, cor- L, XL. Keg. 5.00 to 6.yr» fliyf ussion of these various organ- truck, Jackie with a train. Because their own personal development dressing; take care of toilet prob- responding wcretai-y, and Herbert and to their preparation for thelems, and prepare for bod. M. Frost, chaplain, isations will be part of the pro-Of a child's short interest span, future. gram Mrs. Dorothy Schooley, 55 Tommy decides he doesn't want The cafe of young children by Tho operational officers inducted famous fabric sport 1099 Lane, Madison, will be the the truck anymore. It seems to Third, it makes available to teenagers is an enjoyable responsi- include, Fred L. Grander, captain; him that Jackie is having a good schools and other groups a film bility and a profitable experience. I-. Sicgal, deputy captain; John 55% wool and i%"/, colton 1MIKHI>II fnbrie in tartan plaids. time with the train, so Tommy that can be integrated into a It contributes much to personal Meeker, daytime scheduling lien- S, M, L, XL. It.:B. 21.95 grabs for it. That makes Jackie planned course on Home nnd Fam- development In family life. The tenant; James Livi'sey, equipment Pi Beta Phi want to keep it. The fight begins. ily Living in which child care and baby sitter Who discharges her lieutenant; Hoibi.rt M. Frost child guidance play important duties competently and effectively training lieutenant, and Thonia: Youngsters should settle their parts. entire stock of outerwear 18.00-45.00 , The local alumnae of Pi Beta own battles so long as there is no establishes a sound basis for her Coumbe, scheduling lieutenant. Pill will meet Wednesday at 8:15 In today's society, the baby sit- own future days of marriage and Cotton, corduroy, mill wool «ty|rR in short, fingertip aiad real physical harm. This is how three quarter lcnstlis. Kc . 24.95-59.95 jMtt. at the home of Mia. E. W.they learn to get along together, ter, usually a teen-age girls, serves motherhood. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY R Lofonan, 405 Wyc-hwood Kd. Mrseve. n though it doesn't seem to a very definite need. She is help- Robert T. Maddox arvd Mrs. Willis parents that the youngsters are ing to make possible the continued S. Martyn are co-hi>3tesses. All learning social behavior. companionship young wives and W Beta iPhic in the area, actives When parents force a 2-year-old husbands need so much. And yet, no seconds, no Irregulars ouly first quality . , . u truditiuu at Icppcr'a. k$ svell as alumnae, are welcome. to sharp his toys, he feels the the baby sitter too often is inex- whoie world is against him. By 3,perienced anil untrained in the the child still isn't ready but hemany problems and needs of the can accept sharing when it be- infant. comes a game. As ho gets older he The baby sitter, for example, \\STORK CORNER] will learn from other children, should learn the safe way to pick •/ i providing he hasn't learned that up a baby; keep him safe from his parents will always settle his physical danger; help him enjoy \iMis C. R. Byors of 725 Austin fights for him. I his piny; understand and denl jjtr is now a great-grandmother, With the birth of Sandra Lynn, ftWt child of Mr. nnti Mrs. James Brown of Now Providence. Grand- gjUrrnts are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bjtown of Midway Ave., Fnnwood, a»d Mr. and Mrs. Taylor D. CIOURII January Mr. and Mrs. P. V. -Dodice of 8J6 Harrison Ave. have announced i&ie birth of their first child, a diuKhter, Laura Wirislow, Jan. 14 sales in Overlook Hospital. Connecticut Alumnae Tp Hear J. E. Pickering, Astronomer and Author special group Sliaginoor eoats '"The Connoclicut Collefte Club of Central ,New Jersey will have as ltd speukcr James E. Pickerlnsr of the American Museum-Hayden rrg. 70,00 dPlknetarium at the home of Mrs. Lester P. Jones of Chatham Wed- Six styles of uniriiunied coats . . . hlendiii;; of tl.Vi wool aitd 5% fur filiro nesday at 8:30 p.m. i]Mr Pickering is on assistant Mr. « tl Mr*. .IdMfith J. Knoupe, formerly »f HtiNfllr, «r« non niIt in 4 . , . warmly interlined. Ulnek, hlne. pecan, Jirouii, red and In-c Mi«sc« 10 astronomer and supervisor of truest nt 12 North AT**.. I*an\Tooil, uhldi thty inirt'liriMi-il frum Mr jin Mlrfcni'| 10. luinfrrttrd thrtMiKh II. Clny rrt»*ilrh*li», Inr. >lr«, I to 20, Uriels 6 to 16, relations at the museum nnd the i-rlnt' HiMiih** ttf the lîitittitoil oil Ice ncitlttlltf 4'«1 the »nU> of till" »>li alfthoi of books, periodicals and a l series of television programs which W*n a Sylvania award in 19(50. He J>»ji also made frequent rudio np- poii'ances. Mr. Pickering will speak womt'ii's women's •tO'the alumnae and their husbands SUN-WAY CRUISES fur-lriiiimod coats uiitrimined coats on Project Apollo. n-n. 110.0(1 to 179.95 rcg. .'W.95 to 110.00 ^grtra. Robert Wyland of We-st- ifleld will assi.it the hostess. 8S.00 to 158.00 24.00 to tfft.00 Ilcimtifiil falii'i K Alumnae Association Saturday at NASSAU ftBAHAMAS the Far Hills Inn, Somerville. Pro- ceeds will be donated to the Do- 14.90 to 35.90 7.90 to 17.99 14.90 to 44.90 rpftlican Sisters Building Fund. Fitted and full swing *tyl«s'. single or Nalurali/rm, Andruw Grllc.r, (Jcllor Gn- I'nrkuH iiml rnrcoatR rcdurcd from rcgil- Kodels will include Mrs. Ro- double breasted. Quilted, lined and in- iniiih. Hill 'n Dale, Kanfoot Orij;inuls. Ini-"lock . . . Mime v.itli altaclicd hood* bert Bresky of Scotch Plains, Mrs terlined. 3-6K, 7-11, SiihiRRii 8-14. Anialli. Ciircsû, nnd Ilandolino Flatc. . . . qiiilk'd or pile lined. Fred Shehadi and Mrs. Norman Vacation fun begins the moment you board the ITALIA or Klidhck, both of Westfield, and QUEEN FREDERICA. This takes nothing away from your lAfos Mickey Iott and Miss Bar- good time In Nassau-BUT when friends ask you, "How wa» bara Douglas of Fanwood. .» your vacation?" chances are you'll spend all your word» ex- Mrs. James Monahan of Fan- lolliifg your ship's fabulous food, fun and facilities. Choose wood and Mrs. Robert Fahcrty of the cruise that fits in with your winter vacation plans. Maka Westfield are co-chairmen. your reservations now to avoid disappointment. boys' outerwear better dresses AIR-CONDITIONED LINERS reg. 15.00 to 35.00 corset salon M'side Women's Bridge re«. 14.9U to 49.98 January Winners Told ss QUEEN 11.25 to 26.25 Surprise lira and cor < t halt ptylo 9.90 to 32.90 251. [Y\ Ions line wlnlr (olton ict. MOUNTAINSIDE — January Surcoala, parkax, suburbans, goal and toggle cents . . . quilted, pile, slicrpa Junior*, miwses and lialf-.sizcfl in dressy 3.S0 . . 2.70 Winners of the Mountainside Wom- ITALIA FREDERICA nnd tailored styles. en's dulicate bridge are as fol- 26,900 TONS or wool plaid lined. 8 to 20. Style Ml. Lonj! NIK white u lion lows BIOI The "Hostess ol the Ba- NEW! Two tiled Lido swimming ••'••I. -VK .1.29 North-South: Fiivt. Mrs. W. pools on the Sgn Deck and Prom- hamas" is the biggest cruise ship .Style fi'il. Itiiilt-np sliould r D (Up Stogryn and Mrs. N. Vuii del- in regular weekly service to enade Deck. tiippe; second, Mrs. H. Wiseman Nassau. Big in size! Big in Pleas- NEWt Enlarged Colonial Lounge, only, 11^'. 5.95 ._. _ |.J)9 «nd Mrs. M. Sweatt; third, Mrs. ure! The Italia boasts the latest renamed Aejean Lounfje, with Style :if,5. •''/, li-u{4ll i lut( lv«» >,i I (,,})» fourth, Mrs. II. Brown and Mrs. There are three other swimming ing the Promenade Deck pool. all wool skirts pools to enjoy . . . acres of fun H Bnnnch. NEW/ 300-seat cinema. ivc 0.00 lo12.98 Style l.'il. While collun liiindi-au. and Promenade Decks . . . night East-West: First, Mrs. II. Hnl- NEWI Additional cabins with rc|I. 8.911 to 17.9-a rr». 2.00 I.VI kowich and Mrs. T. Bannch; sec- clubs . . . three orchestras . . . private shower. attractive public rooms . . spec- 4,90 0.90 HnrprKe »irdlr ... In uai«t ond, Mrs. F. Staeger nnd Mrs. W. tacular midnight buffets . . . 6.90 to 12.90 to wltite !yer;i anrl nyl n rt ^ 1 5 9*> Groses; third, Mrs. (',. Gould and parties . .. movies. 111, \ knils. crev Mrs G. Sweicker; fourth, Mrs. It. 7 DAYS ro S170 Slim, flure and wrap >tylcs in solid Ik v neck '. pullovers, hut- 10 ft» Carlson nnd Mrs. L. Hill. m rolors and mixed IWRCIIH, Sizes 8 to 1(1. 'on it 1,1 /.ip card !l lo 20. AU CABINS WITH llollywoml (iirdli; . Uti 1 r f. 7 DAYS .cm S170 PRIVATE SHOWER OR BATH 7.95' -J.95 from NEW YORK Saturdays 4 P.M. from HEW YORK Fridays 9 P.M. Hulls. u(,,,,| I'anly V,i II 1 FEBRUARY 2, 9,16, 23 JANUARY 10, 25 Iver.i. ie;.:. fl.9,") _' _.... C-O ? WEDDING RECEPTIONS FEBRUARY 1, 8 MARCH 2,9, IB, 23,30 Smoothie zippi'r pantv (.11 II lijj SOCIAl FUNCTIONS Only * ds.yr> away from business f i-lrirle-rite; fjjii'Is' car C'f>cl Weelily cruises tlio year 'round. 12.-1O _ 10 Wt PJANO RECITALS EASTtll CflUISE Cll l.'i.OO to :!o,(io (tavc-, Tuesday, APRIL 9 ren's shoes r MEETINGS Voull.ei-iifl . . , ;;irdle r 6 9 , EASTER CRUISE from BOSTON Saturdays 5 P.M. . d.'iji t,, jo.r.o 10 i2.«r, .".ffiio io.o» 1O DAYS Iron, *245 1ti, 23-MARGK2* W Jllllrr I,uiley '1-6363 • O/KCM in principal ciiltt SHOP TEI I EK"S MONDAYS AN» TIIliKSl»AYS UNTIL 9 P. M. Page |6 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1883 2 c-Kg^s liphlly beaten u!) possible types of material Uis( quality of construction. vould be used. j The inipuct of the gi'owth of Carrots, Nuggets { 2 cups cooked .sieved carryt Favorite Knits Create Problems j 1 clip undiluted cv;i|K>m!ed The body measurement chart popularity t>f kr.its i.s already be- provide-; v land a rd body measure- inn felt :IM i)je><> jjanneiits arc be- j milk By CAROLYN YUKXUS wide varivly <-r irnniirtits in ;i!J ] l.:nl>;tkct (j ingtvlk.nu. Add ; Knitted garments have heroine ityy. } all Idimming inkr»-di«-m.- except nienU to find the cluse.st compari- unufiU'tur- found in knit* arc .--h linkage. < 1 thhe favoritfi e off nuiny wardrube*db . OOne leading ti:M:'c c[i;ihL'e (>i color to light, color I And Value j pie shell and mix well. 1'uur into , - u' - Whether they art* made of wrx reported that tun many f piii-try-lined pie plate. U;iktj in a ' VardiiU'i' requirements should L1 making double knits th:it <-():jji|.re in dry cleaning, change of ©r cotton, many women ju^t Uiv color in .Li)"ttinir and finishing. By MAI'.Y W. AKMSTISONG I preheated hut own MHO decrees be fnlitiwt-d carefully. This gives them, because the better garnu-nt v puuWy s-tyU-d :uul badly \u\-n- Home A^cnt ' V.) 10 to 4i> minutes ur until iill- ; yuu the (onect amount uf fabric provide warmth without wi^ht it-d. An-iih It. i.s (liiluuH, if not impossible, to determine if a woo] knit gar- Golden nuutfets provided t-vtiy j injr is firm. Serves '). dcd. Ikm't >ki;;ip <;n these meas- are easy to pack, and have urea : that knits h<: ment will present a problem in family through nature's bounty— uremiMit-i because alterations on wrinkle resistancy. foot bills, lit- •Hs that the fu- . U-M' ;ire i-urro'^. It) varrots, beau- ditleient width material may make turc double kn m:trkft depends | dry Hfiiniiifr, because nuiny gar- With tho demand for knitwear ments clean mti.sfactorily. Iloiv- ty is more than skin deep. They you come out short. many manufacturers have jumped jon upgrading 'i'i'handise, better are soliil KOM, not only from the | Pat tern Selection All the notions necessary to ! vise ,.f lib,,,,. ami I , HHJSt on the bandwagon to t-upply a styling, prupc | from the giti'merits made of 100 standpoint of color, but nutri- complete the garment are listed. ! per cent wool double knit fabric tion. Is Important to It is vise to buy these when you imported from luily. Enjoy carrots soon and often buy the fabric. Exclusive!/ Shrinkant' seems to be tho big- and never worry about meeting Overdressed drivers in cold I gest problem in Italian knits. Af- your vitamin A requirements. The Sewing Success weather create hazards for them- • ter dry cleaning, re-blocking the beautiful deep yellow color of car- 1 1 By CAROLYN YUKNUS •.«')ves, says the Allstate Safety garment lo measurement is suc- rots is due to carotene, which ia a Associate: Hume Aênt Crusade. Bulky clothing such as JARVIS cessful. But when the fabric cools "provitamin" or freely translated I'iitlfrn rnUilojjues uiTttr a wide! •jvercouts, mittens and galoshes Ii it re In xe,s to its shrunken meusure- a "before vitamin." Carotene is variety uf dress styles- Do you al- j .•an restrict limb movement and Thin iuuttl|>lr IlKlrd proptrlj' at XO1> llardlnK tit. him hrei DRUG STORE changed to essential vitamin A by >lr. nuil Mm. K. Arinntritnu: uunion. forraerlj' of Cranrord. •i-i1* i ment. ways chnosf! the one pattern best j 'imit control yf the steering wheel nruiidnlrri fur Mr. nod Mrn, Allen |>. l.uiTrll \,y tht oniil j Kome white v/ool knit garments the healthy body. The. edible por- suited for the type of garment j mil foot pedals. Jobimtun. Heultur. j have yellowed while still in the tion of one pound of bright or- you want ? Jarvis Colonial Dining Room j store*, or after a very short pe- ariKe-KoliI carrots contains 5-1,480 When you ask for the number j 54 ELM ST. WESTFIELO riod of wear. This indicates that units of vitamin A—enough for of a certain pattern, t\o yuu glance tho garment has been dyed with Father, Mother and nine or 10 at it, pay for it and hurry on? Enjoy Dinner vith us n fluorescent dye which is destroy- •hildren. Vitamin A is needed for Or, do you take a few minute;* to ed by )ii.'ht. healthy skin; for normal sight; stud" the pattern unvelttpe thor- in our Tests have shown that fluores- for good growth. Good for nerves, oughly? cent dyes, tints or bleaches usod too, in these perilous times, and From Our Ladies Department ... Air Conditioned Dining Room resistance to infection. There is a lot of information on in textile manufacturing to pro- any pattern envelope that can duce a bright white may lose 26 But some information about help you decide, before you buy, Complete Dinners per cent of their effectiveness shopping for carrots will help you whether this pattern will serve THIS WEEK ONLY after one year and lose 10 per get the most value for money your purpose. spent. Carrots without tops are FAMOUS MAKE From $1.40 to $1.75 cent after exposure to a winter's Tho pictures of the finished jrar- aun for two weeks. better than those with tops I menls tell you several things at H Other problems of color change To those that always feel that glance. Does the view show a plaid j FINE LADIES CASUAL SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT in dry cleaning, spotting or fin- the fresh green topped carrots or stripe fabric? If so, then this j ishing suem to stem from the were freshest and the ones with no pattern h usable, for either type | EVERY THURSDAY fluorescent brightening agents green sold in bulk were good for of material. If both a full skirt j JACKETS and BLAZERS used in the dye. Heat, cleaning "soup," this may he a bit of a and straight style ia shown, then COMPLETE DINNER . . . $1.45 reagents and steam seem to af- shock. But research has nhown the pattern for both styles h in- CHILDREN'S DINNER ... 75c fect those ureas of the garment that carrot lops draw moisture cluded. that have been exposed to light. from the roots, causing shrivel- ing. This might be expected since Ucsidi'S the style variations on a all enlarged roots und tubers exist pattern envelope there is other to supply food anil moisture to helpful information. Look for tho brief description of the giinnenl 40% the leafy tops of plants. This tells you if the garment is And as a result of this finding, two piece, dress and jacket, or you almost never sec carrots with what is included in the pattern. tops in tho market nowadays. Notice special features of any However, the sheer bulk of the pattern, such as "Kasy to Make," carrot tops that used to go ulong "Proportioned," "Instant, or Ka^y- with tho roots made carrots, tliem- mark." These special patterns miiy uelveB, coat more. For every b'l he helpful to you if you have no pounds of edible carrots, an extra major alterations to do. Otherwise, Reg. $17.95lo $39.95 49 pounds of tops, increased the thev may be more time consuming shipping costs. And the tops were The hack of the pattern envel- j a detriment in other ways, too. ope shoJild he studied carefully to NOW To maintain most food vulue heln make your decision. Another and flavor in cooking carrots, do garment description tells you all not over cook. Slice canots or cut the
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Member of ftdtnl Re»ervt S>'*len» TKAYMU MMMT Sitsaktt Pedtni Depotk Injurtnc* Ccrpotitko 2A4 E- Broad St., Wettfield mn. U1S ~- i AD 2-2900 tt frirfrn • * * «•<* >-* &".j< u wjim aunt | peeses . . . <3>Ud thrwrhout the year, »Um it, indi- j end Separate Returns . . . Casualty | 141 page of explanations and an- Methods . _ . Installmert Sales . . . cates what he should do and when The Wostfield Memorial Library . than the in.- tructioi'.s wliieb aecom- | rations of Estimated Income Tax I.o.,»e;i . . . Dependents '. . . Sick | swcr.s to nort of the tax ji'.obk'in.s j Inventories . . . liusiness Expenses he should do it in regard to the j3|e President is available for purchase the new pr.ny Form 1040. It explains whtu i for li'03) contains 1 H pages of the Vay . . Self-Kn:|)k>ynu'!it Tax . . . of tlie s mil businoiisinan. It an- i . . . Kiiterlainment Expenses . . . various Federal taxes. The booklot 19(J'i editions of "Your Federal In Surviving Spouse . . . Head of ts th Federal tr.x questions of i Net Operating l.yssea _ . . Dupi'e- also lias a checklist of special in- cj n,ii+:~..~ ,.t <»v, t.*.,^^.-..Icral! InT.-, income is U-.xablc and, equally im- latest ami nui^t comprehensive in- ! cialion • • • Social Security and terest to the man just starting in come Tax" for individuals und portnnt, what items may be deduct- i funnntion. It llie new Household . . . T.x-Frc.' Sale of turpmat us, partnerships, and ^Purchasing Home . . Lower Tax on Dividends sole proprietorships. It explain.* in j Withholding Taxes . . . Repairs business in that it affords a quick "Tax Guide for Small Business." ed. Homeowtv.-rs problem.-- are ex- Forin 1010, completely filled in, and Improvements . . Traveling method for determining what Fed-. These booklets are published by plained in dftr.il. It i.s written in which i-s keyed to explanations in I ... Capital (jaii:s and l.o.-wes . . . layman's language the tax results tad E. Rubin of Wostfield has Contributions . . . Medical F.xpens- from buying a business, starting a Expenses . . . -f'elf-Employmont eral taxes he may be liable for. âppointed vice president in the Government Printing Office, plain layman's language with the text. sell for a nominal sum. examples and illustrations. cs . . . Taxpayers' Appeal lli&rhts. husir,e>s, operating a business, and 'Taxes . . . Excise Taxes. of purchasing at Blonder- Some important u b j t s cx- "Tax (luitle for Small Uusiness" In addition, it contains a tax cal- IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Your Federal Income Tax" con- Tho new 19H3 en The recently-promoted ex- al*-o serves as chairman of QjUfSpy's New Products Com- mit**. iHr, Rubin is a graduate of New . i University with a degree in ion One of his major under- was the establishment of g sessions designed to bring ,ft)" Outside electronics experts to Item Blonder-Tongue's engineering etaff abreast of new trends in the fc iAA^-developing electronics field. He it a (Hiember of both the National Association of Purchasing Agents and the Purchasing Association of fJJteW Jersey. He and his wife Bcrnice are the parents of two children. In his spare time, Mr. Rubin enjoys home craftsmanship activities, ranging from the making of fine furniture to the restoration of old clocks. A related hobby has led him to DESIGN YOUR OWN DINING ROOM . . . pick only the pieces that assemble an unusual collection of old docks and other antiques. are right for your home! And snve a great hig 30% because KOOR scooped up every last piece of this fine manufacturer's surplus dining room stock! Only a store as big as Koos could make such a coup, could save you so much! Every beautiful piece is CrOw Is Promoted mellow SOLID pecan, the wood most in demand for the finest colonial! And the By Public Service rich fruitwood finish is THE choice of top decorators! Check all the authentic de- The Public Service Electric & tails — even wooden pegs and specially designed brass hardware. And your selection G»S
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THE WESTFIELD LEADER LETTERS TO THE I 00 -V EARS AGO of Pfttrfotic The Alhamori, f, EDITOR isli Way of Lif,,, K , Editor's Corner by Kaufman n,,d ]h [ ** All lett«ra to the editor must The Artist's volci t b«ar a cignature and a itrcct Church and the Rcahi, , add re ii, both of which will oe Grocery Prices Soar Knox; Great Vutm'r Second Class postage p&1d at WtstflelL K. J. authenticated prior to publica- els and Stories, Lmui. Published Thu'adny* at WcMflcM. New Jersey, by The Dear bos- . . . or better yet Himini or even bcl- Ious Country, Lautthti Wcntfield fender Printing and Publishing Company. A.it Inde- How you doini: up theio nt tt-r ycl, find an inexpensive way tion. p«ndeni Newspaper BREVITY IS ESSENTIAL. OfTioial Paper for the Town of Wentfleia and Borough of that hotel (whoops meant iKupi- to make men's raaor blades n« In Confederate States Social TheoHes, ** \f Uûnta Inside. „ ^ lal) on top "f tlic lull in the tfu'jt! as the Wjlhinsun Sword NO LETTER EXCEEDING 200 Subscription; 14.00 a year In advance. WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. the American Grain x, *•< KxtnbllshotJ U90 windy city of Summit. They nil l.hnlo then pell 10 million of them By ION K. SAVAGE Psychology, Miller >J^, office: 60 Kim Street, Wi-siflMd. N. J, If requetted, lor » valid Tel. Al> ?-M07—AD t-<408 me that you arc so anxious to jret ;il a dime apiece profit and retire, Cover-Up, Mollonh, ir f/ <->! '(•{!«<(• you won't have to m«kc rettion, names may be omitted Mcinhor hack on your two feet (with the That same week, another piece Quality Weeklies of Now Jersey help of two additional lonp;- any more, the 10 million lucky except in repliei to letters that The SfUtli, despite its victories Kôf American Ortl£j New jprscy rrpoji AHI-OIIO t imi buyers will be us inn the same Lave been published. during the preceding year, was in of bad news reached Kichmond Nfttir.n.'il PMItnrlal A*ari< lation prontrcd ones) tlftit yl:u •• apart. Mjn!e for yenrs to mine . . . almost No ttnonymoui letter* will \>o cii.-itn^s l()0 years aû this week. NATIONAl EDITORIAL "Shall ive starve?" asked a Con- U-'iis. John A. McClenmn and Husiness in Aetion, ] Course could be that Iiy tlii? time (dijri'fss* point) convidered, try Flavor Cooking" you read this you will be back on Letters must be wi-itten only federate war ilerk in Itichmoml in William TtTumsoh Sherman had Hos-i, those blades you got me Harmony, Tiston; I (,e .S. Euclid mid Im-nthinu down my on one side of paper and pref- his diary vtitiy of Jan. IT, andjoined forces on the Mississippi are out of this world. I have, been his question expressed the problem Hiver below Memphis and had Mississippi, Price; 4 neck ntrain as I skedaddle out the using the fu-st one for almost two ersibly typewritten. The Experimental Th''" door on the way to tin' gulf All letters mutt be in the of the entire Confederacy. sailed up thu Arkansas River Robert S. Everett . . . Editor weeks nnd what used to be an some 40 miles to the Confeder- France, fronko; Unc »!,'*', course . . . providing tbey haw "Leader" office by Friday if For white the Confederate ar- Ou a.m. headache has become one of acy's Fort Hind man—called Ar- lie Enemies, Quin, " ' > they are to appear in the follow- mies were racking up their vic- l the brighter spots in my life . . . kansas Post. endar, Hand; The Uld By way (if up-to-date informa- ing issue. tories in the field, the Southerners 1 no nicks ... no cuts ... no scrap- in their homes were facing hard- There, with a barrage from liiesenberc; Modern t-." *• • tion, the Christmas lights and dec- ing nnd no daily blade change. I The "Loader" reserves the niques, Rockwell; THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 19G3 orations have been stashed awny right lo reject or edit any letter ships and deprivations far worse Federal gunboats, they quickly hear tell all the blade makers art* than their counterparts of the brought the Fort umlur their con- Koss; Child of the D ukV" ^P for another year . . . council is be- now going to produce the same to conform to "Leader" utftffA. Literature and Lx, ,. ?*£ jrinilinj^ to leurn the facts uf life N'orth. ''None but the opulent, of- trol and, within a matter of hnurs, tXltei type blade. Makes me mud ... if Sorte. Ui w| Worth Repeating (politically spenkins;) . . . Presi- ten those who have defrauded the they had nearly 5.000 Confeder- they can do it now why didn't government, con obtain a suffi- ate prisoners. The capture, which dent Kennedy is riding hi^h, wide they do it before. Everytimc I lift 1 Next Tuesday evening nt 8 o'clock in the cafeteria and handsome, nnd Gov. Hughes ciency of food and raiment/ the took place Jan. 11, appeared to my razor now I can hear 11 war clerk wrote. be Sherman's answer for his de- itics of the Middle EM of the Westfield Senior High School, the hoard of is trying to emulate, him with his "sr)iie.eet'oek" . . , 4lHqueeeeeek". ICdilor, Leader: plea for $30 to SfiO million more Food prices in the Confederacy feat at the Ynzoo Bluffs at Vicks- Twentieth Century, Shi > Education will hold a public hearing on its pro- coming from the cabinet and I We are jnoud to live in Vest- had skyrocketed a3 the war went burjf in late December. Know Christ Jesus ShteJ to run the state, his aim to set up know what in the "blue blades" posed 19G3-64 school budget. n department of community af- field. After each snow storm the on. Uutter cost $2 per pound in Next week: Hooker Replaces Autobiography of Upton S, it fe—super and nil—and there it <»n|j:inw?r's crew does a nm^nificent January, lOb'.'t. "Yesterday," the Burnside, Sinclair; Problems p Statistical summaries of budget Itums were pub- fairs—iid infmitum . . . okay, okay, is going to stay unless the guy )f I'll quit . . . joh ill cleaning the streets. After \\",\v clerk wrote on Jan. 17, "beef Spock; The Lives of the 7, lished in the "Leader" last week as was a general what made 'em is willing to trade the snow is removed, our down- was sold for 40 cents per pound; Caesars, Suetonius; The ft» Got a letter from Alan Eborle 'em . . . well, buck to Alan . . . news item relating to the budget. r town streets arc cleaned by n today it is GO cents. Lard is Guide to Bulbs, Synt!e .. all uf ch. M-vcars-old—lie wants sweeper nearly every day. Our51.00." and the World rw .]„,,„ Figures alone do not tell the whole story especi- to know "how do you make a Suppose, son, that you have NEW your dad or mother briiig you Christinas decorations attract fa- Other commodities wore scarce Other lectures, Toynbe" I ' ally when related to school operations nnd teacher newspaper." I haven't figured out vorable comments. The flowers or non-existent, Calico for wom- lei Hawthorne, Turmr Wet just yet what to tell younK Alan down hero some day and let we salaries. As pointed out by Willis G. Coe, president show you how to make a news- around the station and in Ihe pnrki% en's dresses, once selling at 12 LIBRARY by the Astronauts Them t 'caiiso there arc times when I am are always worth pointing to with cents per yard, sold at $2.20 per The Great White Mantl 7 of the school board, the members began considera- pretty sure I don't know myself, paper , . . 'cause we really do make one and a darn fine one if pride. Each church curries a quiet yard if it could be found. Patches bury. ' ' tion of the school's anticipated financial needs for except alonp the lines I outlined dignity that immediately attlflcts were the order of the day. Farther last week . . . paper, pluo, ink, I say BO myself . . . just about BOOKS the coming year last spring. otto of the host in tho state in our tho visitor. South, a planter complained of the hairpins, lots of cuss words and price of a small box of candles— many, many prayers. By Roily, field . . . how's that for modesty, That is one side of the picture. The coming public hearing provides a perfect boss? $10. ftenU had also soared. Dr.EashtoDiri* sounding board for all those who would like to long's you're not doinff anything Every commuter or anyone, that The follow! nt; new books have 'cept frettin' and f'lsami' over Really, Alnn, I think it would walks toward town sees a lot of Soldiers suffered from the short- been added to the shelves at West- ages, too. I,t*e arrived in Richmond have a more specific analysis of what is needed and doinit nothing, how's about you be easier if you came down and debris, carelessly thrown on walks field Memorial Library; INC Laboratory and lawns. \W know the City Coun- from the Virginia front that same why, not only for the purpose of good education cur- (lushing off a letter to Alnn in to tell you the truth . . . what with Fiction: King lint, Clavell; TIIL- answer to his plea. I'm afraid that the boas lollygnmcing away his cil is busy but can't we have an week nnd the matter was discussed Dr. John T. Eash of 7 FolU- riculum wise, but also to maintain a competitive nnti-litU'r law? Ntrw York rharjies in the Army's highest echdtms. Walking Hills, Farrell; The Zebra- if I write it I will be inclined to time in the company of lovely Striped Hearse, Millur; Selected Dr. has been appointed K>.'t standing in obtaining and keeping competent teach- say "Dear Alan, there are many Indies in white with little blue $25.00 for liUcrinc the streets. Wheat, meat, blankets, shoes, for- of the Bayonne Research U\ Would it be reasonable to charge ii£« for horses and other supplies Short Stories, O'llnrra; Selected ers. ways to makt> a newspaper, some stripes on their enps . . . I nm Stories, Welly. tory of the Internntionsl X. good, some bad, and all of them a nfraid that a letter h sort of out $10.00 for this offense? If passed, wore dangerously lacking in the Co., succeeding Dr. W Ar' It behooves all those who are concerned with edu- lot of work. It takes heart, ad- of the question at this time , . . the law must bo enforced und un- Army. Non-Fiction: Early and Medie- Wesley of Pluinfield, who „•'. cation per se and with its cost to attend the public vertisers, ink, all kinds of people, I can't even cool on" the type- fortunutely some of Weslfield's Tho causes were many. Extra val Christianity; Hninton; Miirk Dec. St and 30 years of sir. renders, advertisers, intestinal for- writer long enough to gut a lotter youth must learn obedience to law issues of treasury notes to payTwain, an Introduction tinil Inter- with the company. hearing Tuesday night. There they may obtain the nnd order. pretation, BaMnnza; How to Suc- titude (Rrit, hoy, wit), pnpor, Written to my daughter .... so For the war forced prices up. Fev- Dr. Eash became assistants answers to any questions they may have from those machines, friends, advertisers, nnd just be patient there at 7(5 Ta- Name withheld er crops had hecn planted because ceed at Touch Football, liirniinj;- ham; Shndow Pupjiets, Hlnc-klinm; ajjer of the laboratory in t persons best qualified to (rive them, the members of n dumb raw coimitre and if you mnquc.i Wny and we'll get the on request. of lack of manpower on the farms after joining the company in !;• really wont my advice, pick out job done one way or another , . , and because Federal troops occu- The Di'scpreKatod Heart, Boyle: the school board and the administrative officials, An Anthology of Famous British He is a member of tlie Amen some nice profession like boinif a won't we "patient", meaning you pied many rural areas. Military Institute of Minine, Metaling who will be pre3ent. Rolf pro or a lifeeiintrl In Florida, boss . . . irmmihv. demands on transportation left Stories, Ccrf; Famous Ghost Stor- : ies, Cerf; Thirty Famous One-Act and Petroleum Enginoers a- n pj iw few milcarH two to carry food to 19G1 was chairman of the Pi the cities. Speculators who cashed Plays, Cerf; Huninn Nature and Conduct, Dewey; Eurly Shakes- cnl Metallurgy Group of the" The Seeds of Fascism in on the Southern problems added York Section of the AIME. to the misery. peare; Men, Minis und Adven- Jefferson Davis, the president ture, Eifert; Gn-;it Spanish Stor- A graduate of Purdue Ifc Some thoughtful people have expressed a fear ies, Flores; The Ilenjunur. Frank- sity with a bachelor of scienct that a form of Fascism may, in time, reach power in of the Confederacy, arrived in Hichmoml from his tour of thulin Papers, Fi-anhlin. gree, Dr. Eash also llulds a iti this country. If it ever does, it will be an evolutionary West shortly before Lue, and he, Also, The Triumph of Integ- of science degree in eiicinee took up the matter of the Youth's rity, (irinnel-Milni!; Minority Kc- and n doctor of philosophy d« consummation of a trend which has been subtly and from the University of Michip insidiously undermining free institutions for many economy and financial problem* in port, Cevsh; Six Plays, Helimini; his mesHiitfe bcfoio thu ncwly-con- The Desperate Years, Horan; Her years. venud Confederate Congress. Infinite Variety, Hunt; The Wilil LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PA' The matter is not an easy one to discuss with any BY RALPH ROBET precision. For one thing, the meaning of words often THE FEDERAL RESERVE movt* funds into the accounts of tenda to blur, and the problems and situations they HEAD SPEAKS the commerclrtl hankp.'Itc pointed are intended to describe often lose contrast. One William McChc:'i\ey Martin Jr., out thrtt in this recovery interest chairman of tho Hoard of Govern- ratetfimve not risen, ns they did. totnitnrinn stnte—whether it bu cnlled Fascist, Com- ors of tho Federal Reserve Sys- in earlier periods of upswing. Ac- munist, or anything elsu—in very much like another tem, Is the tnp spokesman fur our tually since the bottom of the IT- in its fundamental*. central hanking system, He is no eras:ion the free reserves of tin* more, important in determining commoreinl b;mk« have been mnin- That aside, the causes of Fncism, nnd the tools policy than any »f the other six tained tit i\ppruxiinntely $-l()[J mil- which are used to create it, nre spotlighted by his- members of the hoard — except to lion. Upon that volume of free re- tory. The technique is to bring about a marriage of the extent that ho may convince serves the comtnercinl bunks could FIRST in friendly service! them of hta point of view—hut it runlet! loniw of closo to $IJ billion, the instruments of power in a nation-—-its govern- is Mr. Martin who in culled re- without discounting n single dol- ment, its industries, and iU labor in cases where the peatedly by congressional commit- lar's worth of paper wilh the Fed- tees to explain or answer criticism eral Iteservi! banks. unions are strong and wield vast influence. The am- of thu program bein^ followed by Arthur Venneri is !hc very active President bitious leader uses these instruments with the utmost the Reserve System. Only rarely Now it Is true tliat the. interest care—and the utmost cynicism—to achieve his pur- does he make uny other public rnte on TrtMisury bills--which Is and owner of Arthur Venneri Company, Gen- pronouncement but some days ngo the Hhiu-U'sl term paper i.sûeil Iiy poses. He woos industry, by convincing it that by he did mako n speech nnd it was the governnicnt—has bcc?i hold eral Contractor and Engineers >vith offices in going along with him it will achieve an advantage of more than ptissin^ importance. up. That has been done to prevent the shifting of funds from this WfVHtficld, Washington, D. C, I'itlsltnrgh, Pa. over labor. And he woos labor with precisely the The title of this address was nation to foreign monetary cen- same siren song in reverse. "Monetary Policy and Internation- ters. It bus been accomplished by and Coral Gahles, liorida. al Payments," and it was given the Treasury more or less Hooding The stage is set for Fascism—or totalitarianism before n joint luncheon of the the market with thin type of of any kind—when the resources of a nation become American Economic Association paper. He is a staiineli supporter of many chari- and the American Flnnneo Asso- overly dependent on its government. And, certainly, ciation. Mr. Martin discusned the It was an extraordinarily good table organization*). He was twice awarded we have moved far in that direction. The govern- issues indicated by the title, but speech that Mr. Martin mndi1, and he nlso covered the entire field of it should stop much of the sniping the "Star of Solidarity" from the Italian ment is the principal customer of mnny huge com- which hns been direr led nt the panies. Beyond that, government, by its laws and present monetary policy. government for his activities in fostering bet- lie started out by raying that I-Vilt'inl Ile.serve .System. regulations, its bureaucracies, its thousand nnd one the Keservo System currently is ter understanding between the United Stales departments and agencies, and its own business op- being criticized, on the one hand, erations, plnys a dominant role in the life of the for paying too much attention to TO BUY OR SELL, USE and Italy. He is a member of the National the nation's international balance nation that would have seemed both impossible and of payments, and on the other LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS MEET Advisory Board for Boys' Towns of Italy and intolerable even half a century ago. hand, for devoting tuo imieh ne- ARTHUR VENNER1 is General Chairman of ihe Union County tivity to tho purely dome-slit* prob- Wars—hot and cold—past, present and possible lems. His comment on this was Director Committee for BOYS' Towns of Italy. —have been enormous forces in producing this that the two are so "inextricably YOUR trend. A fifty-odd billion dollar defense budget interrcluted" thai we do not have the choice of pursuing only one of LEGISLATOR? Mr. Venneri is also Director of Columbus Hospital, in alone is a continuing threat to fundamental liberties. them. In Mardn's words: "Holh 196.5 All we can do about this in to minimize that threat must he iu* hie veil together, or we Newark, sponsor of Junior Athletic groups and Junior in evury way possible, by working to prevent gov- risk nehii'ving neither." United Stale. Senator* Achievement groups. He is President of the "Fathers and ernment domination of our lives in every area where Hack of the chaiiman's analysis CLIFFORD P. CASE, R. was a fii'n re;\lr\'ttiun <>f the fact 34S Elm txvenuo, Rahw&y Friends'"' organization of Delltarton School in Hlorrislown. the national security does nut clearly demand it. th:it the United States dollni- is In- FU g-2052 For recreation Mr. Venneri belongs to the Springlake Golf Beyond this, the Fascist diingor lies in areas which day the pirelnier nmnr y <.f the HARRISON A. WILLIAMS, D world, andupon thi'= re^t^ (hi- 231 rii*«h<:l|i ivcnui and Country Clnb. the Colonia Country Clnlt and the New- have no coiineclinn wilh our safety in a chaotic lead.-r.»hiii of Hi.- mtio n .MI Ih" Wvntfiolil, AD 2-86RG world. Thi'si' areas we describe with a general lenn •••liii. uf frei'(lulu. 'I'n inai ntain thi. York Athletic Club. He holds memberships in the Elks Ul'OE —the Welfare Stale. This, carried If) its logical con- position il h :ill-=..lllMy AIJO, Sonnt<- OfTrcc BuiMirB Lodge No. 2U55, Military Engineers, and the Building Con- that oinli.l rare ill the .1..ll:ur be Wmhlncton, D.C. clusion, is a slate in which government is all things to maintain1-'!. This .•:in bedone i.nly tractors Association of New Jersey. all men, offering ;» dubious cradlo-lo-the-grjivp se- by renioiniiH? willing at all t inii-i MRS. FLORENCE DWYEK, R curity. The tost in dollars—tax dollars—is exceeded to convert clirible f.u ei;;ll hal- CunRroiftwoiiinn He resides with his family on North Avenue, Cianford. Hlices held in Ihi-' ion n t ry i ill 11 320 Vpronn nvenue, Elizabeth only by the conts in loss of libcrtv, self-reliance, and r.nl'l ;it th< • e-tnbli-h.'il stnlu toiy EL 3-0382 individual pride and responsibility. price. A I'llani;i' in th:it pri.'i'. in Aim, IIou.o -Office Building. the i.i.illi.Ml (.f Mr. Marltin. w i>lltil W;i.liinKlon. DC. So tlnr seeds of totalitarianism exist. (Inly an in- !»• ruin.MIS In III.- a.v. piiaMlil V of formed and determined public, dedlcalctl like its the ili.ll.'ir :\ ml ti. Ill- lea 'lei hi p of Stnlo Senator forebears to the principles of freedom, can make the m.ti,,n. Al-.i r-u.ll ael i.'ll W NELSON F. STAMLER, R. Mire that they will not sprout intn clinking weeds. ,!,. ,„, ,-<„.,1, eitlu'l' duineMirnll y nr ^'.1 Ilro.^d .trict. Eliznhelh iliternat in)::illv. EL a.^B.tS *2 !>:i >••) by The Mmit.-tna Oil Journal tells a tax story: "l>o ••li'.li.' til.' • IIIIII...V . I.I Iii hh you know that no baseball player in the nation can il i- ,'sll Slntr AorinMvmrn ever hope to net a< much money as was paid llabe .•ir..ri mi • r 1. • I, Mll.riUF.D ISARRY MUC.I1EH Ruth. :;0 year.-. ;IL'C'.' a ii;ih. I 1-1 .. _=t ill hav, Rlnc Mnn.c-. Mor "Ill lOI'.l Ruth was paid SSll.DUO— and he bad til., on-In RF11 tliw-n I"l. $(>H,r>:>r> left river after taxes . . . Tu have the same .il .. 111,t III. amount, of money left today, after taxes, a player •• III- 11-1,1 • 11 j -. il. I would have to l>e paid ?!lf,(i,lino!!!" . F.I. mi;, hi'\.' vcr. mi: -t JAMKS M M.r.OWAN. D. • * • i!lv •"!••. I'.li; Cowfnnl nlnrr. Quipstor Herb Shriner observes: "I just read that 111- I'Mli'-i F.l!n.nl.p|li El. 5-J231 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS vioii-. .-.il.l IIIMI !> JOHN J WILSON. D. when llorber'- Hoover was president, lie gave all his ('{•(•linmv Nll'l HI1I--I h tilri) K17 Oorini, pUcc, We.tl salary bark ID Hie government. Now they trot us all if Ml Mil TINSM AD 2-8491 ISO ELM STREET, WESTFIEiD. NEW JERSEY Jlr. Mm (in rs \in( liflk'V- Clint doing it." ti-in HIUXIII! j.iimji izations must in most cases on Internal Revenue i formation re- Service Form 3435 (Notice of!' nal Revenue Identifying Number). This form is :ases, the So- on one sheet, but it is made up of j r of the indi- two parts. The top section is for the case of reporting the number to the pay- j not have a er requesting the information. The ' nber or who lower section is to be used only l ocial Security by individuals who have never - nilar assigned been assigned a Social Security umber will be number. These individuals are ask- ; lifetime of ed to detach the lower section, >th Social Se- fill it out and forward it to the fax purposes, address indicated. However, they js institutions may, if they prefer, apply for a northern New number at any local Social Secur- ' asked their ity or Internal Revenue Office. 20 THP WRSTFIEtO Of. J,) MEADW, THURSDAY, MWUARV 17, l«3 - M ECHO LAKE Ithew (4-A): "It os written, M»n J I CHURCH Of CHRIST ! !.liflll not live by bread eldm, but I Musical Program || 600 Springfield Avenue j by every v/o»d tiwit pri>ceed<"-l!i out Sermon of the Week CHURCH SERVICES |; Bernard £. Lemmons | of the liiouti: uf fiod-" | At Presbyterian <: I Sunday: y~!0 a.m., Jiiblo scliool l'assacos to be rei'd from -Sci- Rev. Elmer A. Talcott Jr. '.•- • '..;_•-•. •.*-^'—'..r. ;-j_f..f..^_«^»_«..*-^j*^-. f0). a^llls ;mil children, Kenneth i-iico and Health with Koy to the iiii-ln supper club will Miiet in the I Bishop. superintendent.; 10.-3U a.m., ScrilHurus" by Mary Baker Eddy TodH.v: Community Presbyterian ChurcJi, Mountainside | HOLY TKJNI1Y R. C. CHURCH injr; 7 p.i |Church Sunday ::i,-.-inl luill fur con-rod dish sup-j roiiu'i câtiona] sintfink'with Wayne will include this si-lccliun (p. G47) : I Auifmentt-d schedule: $ p.m., junior j Sunday Masses: In church: 7, per, followed l.y program which Kt-miurway direclinir; 10:40 a.m., "The Stripiuros are very savred. Sunday: 9,so a.m., Ilr. and Mrs • Iviii Kchutinaat ! S, 9, 10, 11 a.m. nnd 12 noon: le.iluies :i film and «!i-cu.«iwi led ! sormon, "It U Required of Stew- Our iiiiii ;aust be to have them un- W( "The Kingdom of Ood is not rating nnd drinkinir. l»ut justice, rul 3he:r l ••t ::ull.; will play jS a.m., children's Muss: in chapel. by David Hansen. aids," fi. E. Leinnions, minister; derstood y.pirttually, for only by ice; chnpe) choir will peace, and joy inspired liy the Holy Spirit." Korean-, 11 :J>> il :il the I'i-,l>yl - :'J, 10:ir», 11:15 and 12:16 M.,nd;:y: X ji.n', finance i-om- ll:-1ii a.m., Conunimion uerricc-s this uiidcrstundinc enn truth be Alexander will yp(,c| Wo art? quick in out day. us men have IH-I'M in every day, totiTiim ("iiurih S'.nid.iy niirl lit 7 i Holyday M&ssts: In church: C. mission will meet. with M. K. T!ioiiiU.n in (barge. trained." And contiiiuinir uil the school Krades 4-9; ]] L ship service, Rev. A\ , judge htu^liKv tiiose ivliuse mures and conduct jf-iii. :'n V,Y-tm:i ,~iei- Ha)] n Iho ;>i:40, 7:45. !S:-15. - theIceniie.iT li. rhyirll C:I;M|»U.-. Tlu. i^'Diiiil pu*'- !«.in,; in the evening, 7 p.m. itual life sludy cour.c, Hew Thco- N'ut Your Ways Sailb Cod," Mr.pei-ecplion of Scripture, whic! B ffrude. nitty in tlie fucr of kTuup pro-sure. li.- j- ilivilrd ti- ji.in willv tile youth | Weekday Musses: In church d.ire C Seanuins i.s jjuest leader. l.e'iiinuiis. lifts hunniDity out of disease 1 i.t' rhe eiiun-h fi» tin- pr<>i;riiiii. 1 Nonconformity t» tin iieceplei! j 'i::sO, 7:15 and 8 a.m., unices otli- All ivinncn of tile church .-irul their Wediie-cday: !l::!0 a.m., Ladies' death and inspires faith. ' 5:.-ifJ p.m., junior pattern of dntinp or drinking or 1)1. iiiiii Mi.-. >Vluitin;i:it .ire ed-! T\visp announced. i:i:e.-il- .-ire invited; 8 p.m., church iiibte class; l!ii" ladios will conclude 0:30 j).ni., middlcr fci time devoted to studies cini rc- ticalitjiiiil m:>>ioM;iries in Car;K';i.s, I-'irsl Friday Masses: G:30, 7:15 school superintendents meeting. tiu-ir study of Proverbs with Mr. p.m., senior church .srl,, Rult in ostrm-ism iuitl even perse- Vfii«-zui>l«, ivhric iliey dirt-el the und 8. Lcmmons tciicbing; riibk- classes FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lowshiji; 8 p.m.,out|. J«* cution. Aiin'i'ivaii :'i'houl, a I'resljyli-rhin FANWOOD PRESBYTERIAN will bi- lield for pie-school chil- 170 Elm Street, We.tfield int;. The problem is not limited to [irinuiry and secondary institution OUR LADY OF LOURDES CHURCH dren. Rev. William K. Cober .Monday: 12:fit) ,,.,„ „, '' teonncei'B. Adults quickly lnljt-l •.vilh an c-iirnlJmcut of 'iii:">. They R. C. CHURCH M«rtine and La Grand Avei. 8 p.m., devotional services with Minister Association, luncheon; the* • the non-conformist or the l-adieul linw served for I 7 years in eduea- Central Ave.. Mountain'id« Fanwood 1!. K. l.emmoiui In charge; Bible Todjiy: 10 a.m., woman's mi Women's Assoc-intion' circJ*': and through presdurcK sometimes 'ionjil work in Colombia und Vent?, Rev. Gerard J. McCarrr, F.itot sion uoeirly joint meeting in th< ntne. adult. Bus transportation to and out because they down grndu Hint »f Colombia and in Caracas. In Tuesday: 0:30 to 2:30 Cir' worship and children's division Morriagos: Call at rectory at Scout Washington llock Council; from Sunday school is available next page challenge what we believe, to be !)(il .lames and Hill were awarded Jeaut six weeks in advance unles.<- of church school, sermon by tlv right and good. It is a little harder (-hularsbip* to attend the lntt:rnu- X p.m., bible study; camp Endea- for children living in Mountain- pastor, Rev. Cobcr, on the subject, special circumstances) demand side; 11 a.m., worship service with to understand why we te«r down inl String institute in San therwise. vor meeting. "How To Know tho Will of God.' with the same spitefulncss those man, Puerto Hico. Tho children Wednesday: 8 p.m., cliapi-l, prim- sermon by tlie Rev. Brown. 10 a.m. and 12 noon, church school Sick Calls: Urgent calls at any C:45 p.m., youth fellowship tvho stand out because they would upgrade nnd clinllcneo what we have been activ; in u young peo- hour of dny or night. If possible ary touchers' mooting; 1:30 p.m. vouth and adult divisions, chil take for granted. ple's chninbrr .iiuuic pinup which stair meeting meeting; 7:16 p.m., prayer serv- dren's division continues; 6 p.m. THE BIBLE SPEAKS have your tick attended before ice; 7:45 p.m., service. performs frequently in Caracas. urgency arises. junior high fellowship; senior higl: Saint Paul, in writing to tho Romutia, reminds us that wo ore They are James, 1C; Fred, 14; Wii- THE ALLIANCE CHURCH IVfonday: 7 p.m.. Pilgrim and fellowship. too concerned about superficial Iegiailsm. Tlie Kingdom of God is not Colonist Pioneer Girls mooting. linm, 12 and John, 10. Rot ford Ave. at Ch.rrjr St. Tuesday: 6:30rp.m., Sailie Peck concorned with dietetic taboos, not how a nun earns his brend nnd WOODSIDE CHAPEL Cranford Wednesday: 10 a.m., women's butter, hut rather his right to earn hread and butter without molesta- Tho family will bo spending the Mori« Avenue, Fanwood Diblo-clas:-,; 7:15 p.m., Explorer Pi- guild; 8 p.m., long rnngo planning Rev. Laurance J. Pfne committee; 8:15 p.m., friendship tion. The Kingdom of God has to do with viH'Ouraglnj? our boys and weekend as guests of OIHI of tho Tonight: 8 o'clock, the Lndios Sunday: 5:30 a.m., Sunday bible oneer Girls meeting; 8 p.m., mid- giria to pursue moral and Intellectual goals which will make them the families of the. Westfield cliureh. Missionary group will meet at the week survico. guild. servants of God and tho community—for only In such service can school; 11 a.m., worship service Miss Ivinda Hufer is rhairnmn of chapel. The «pual;er for this evc-- yernion by tlio pastor; Ii p.m., ser- Wednesday: 0:15 a.m., Wedncis- they find meaning nnd selfhood. We am not to worry so much about annngemcnls for tho program. nr will be Mrs. Conrad liiiehr, a dny morning study group in the by the expenso of construction but rather we are to worry about the missionary laboring on the inland vice ul Urooksido Nursing Homo; FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, l li p.m., olliiinco youth fellowship sixth grade room. 8 p.m., Wcdnes- beauty of construction and the use to which it is put. Wo are not to of I' ornuma. SCIENTIST dny night study group. B. E. Lemmons be concerned with variety in dross hut whether dreaa enhances tho Tomorixiw: 7:'M) p.m., the happy groups; 0:46 p.m., prc-sorvice 422 Eait Broad Street St. Paul's Women hymn-sing; 7 p.m., evening ser- Sunday School: 11 a.m. beauty and gxaco of tho body or whether it distorts and vulgarizes hour, Woodside junior.s, und the MADISON AVENUE CHAPEL the body. W-1'PS will incut ul the chnpul. The vice; studies by the pastor. Nursery: 11 a.m. •Monday: 7:30 p.m., Hoy Scout The Ajwstli- Luke's inspiring nc- Roger F. Pugttejr Tlie I!i>ol<- Tf we consider deeply what makes as judgo harshly and lash out, Arrange Benefit senior young people will meet at Student Minister the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack charter review; 8 p.m., missionary count of the raising of tho widow's Our word "nitilc" roia r» we toon discover that unfulfilled deslros, fear and anxiety, the need co-workers. son from tlio dead will be heard Sunday: 9:45 n.m., Sunday ir<-i-k ttor.l "lilbtoii" iiiimiltf" to bolster our own ego, and a whole host of unworthy motives present 'Pinlcham «it 7:45 p.m. school; 10:15 a.m., family bible riimUKli Um aK»>» since tli, f themselves to us. When it comes to judging motives, the only motives Event Feb. 14 Sunday, II a.m., Tod Whittle i.f Tuesday: 7 p.m., pioneer girls. nt Christian Science services Sun- .-nine Into IICIHK, hmvi'vi-r i- Wednesday: 7:45 p.m., bible duy. Subject of tlio losson-sermon study hour; II a.m., Roger F. Pug aki-n (in n iiiu,.-li il,i>|]or ff.-'i-* which are available for us to Judge in our own. All other Judgments the newly organized Mountain slcv, student minister, will con- hftli lili'i-ciy IIIKIK. li |,.1S c,.^ must he concerned with the great questions of justice, pence, and Joy. .A bonofit luncheon, fashion show ';tudy mid pniycr meeting. "Life." e IciKiwn RH "TUr Honk" by :• iiidge Bibic Chapel will >«• the duct worship services. •I'll ni'iiiiMntnl iv-lil, li, ccr..'.' If It i« right, if it brings about harmony and concord, if it gives nnd card pasly will be sponsored peaker at th. 11. Saturday: youth fellowship Ny- iPMt HpllftrH of rtll Uin..* li fi- Mr. Whittle will also bring the ack day. Ina« all to Itself. H ncvi-r tt;;- for that is tho naturo of mun when'his grounds for judgment are not Mrs. Stephen V. Perry an< lii>i :jibk» study time at the. chapel, LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) liose who read It than .-nty ptl" .Will bt-nofit the Youth and Fuinily ladies will have lln-ir semi-niontbly Inii of all tlincH. Whric ihel- Counst'llng Service and the mission W<-dnesdny, 10 M.ni.—2 p.m., Tlio Cranford •illSi- ->f tin- Illlih- IIIIN K'-IIC, Ch : Cnlvary and supply quota of the group to The Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquitr Ion lias li(-.»n i>lt«valcil In n y.i day of :;e\ving nt the chnpcl. The R«- Walter Wagner •vrl tlntn When- II Is mil kn,i- Woman's Society help in diocesan mission work nnd The (inrkent ppi-iml nf li|.|;: Annual Session In St. Joseph Mission in Rio Piedrns, P«»tor« i-corii, kntiwn HH "Tin- nark A; GRACE ORTHODOX Tomorrow: 8:1,1 p.m., couples 'HH Um in-rloil nf time \i-Ko . Sclicduleil Sunduy Puerto Hico. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH llhle wnH Inki-u away ri.ni> ll>. Circles Slated Mrs. William J. Uilzel of Moun- 1100 Boulevard, W..lficld club; Theodore Fleck, dean of nd- noli people, coueheil In a llr.*-.. lissions nl Upsnla College, Ka.st end (inly liy n rew --eirli-sli--. The ii n ti i! a 1 corigregntionul tainside M in chargL- of tickets Sunday, ft:;!0, Sunday srlmol hn Ui'pt thl> |>.-o|ilo III Ifftri Circles of tin- Womnn'n .'Society C)range, will speak. meeting will be held Sunday after- which tuny l>o obtained from mem- Insst^s for all a£i*s; I 1 worsliip, f it» trutliH. A iierni-1 ..f r:.l: of Christian Service will liw Satm-day: 'J:'M) a.m., catecheli- nliu-nt hi'^.tn l(t II:IWII vvlipn a noon nt 3 o'clock according to bers of the urmip. Fashions will Itov. Jiihu W. ilclzolil, elmplain uf iltvi- men dialed the iniiiiurii- Tuesday and Thursday next week. cal irulrucliiiii; 10::i0 a.m. I,CT FrnnMIn F. Miltrickor Jr., presi- bt- presented by Jnm>. The theme- the U. S. Army, Kurt -l>ix: 7 wtn-. i''«- who li.-iil tin- K..,il; in il. Circle 10 will meet for luncheon I'irch- education chairmen will ni.ot lid Ix-Kllll llUhllslilHK II III thi - dont of the church council. will I in "Spring in Our Hearts." llflKi'S f ship, Kev. Jolui W. IlDtzolii. 1 Tuesday nt 12:,'i0 p.m. in the homo Items to bo considered nro tho• Mrs. Porry umt"Mrs. Crosby hnve Wednesday: 7:!tO midweek ser- in tlie libraiv with Pastor Wagner. f lln»si' hravi nicn uu-.- pj: . of Mrs. E. 11. Svhcnljol, 2»7 Mun v 'Sunilav: R:l'i. !l:-'!(). II a.m., ser- rath f..r their IICIMIS. !-ut Hi.yi 10GS budget, election of six now appointed the following- chairmen vic( lln I). "l:l' AM Wiiy. member* tu tho church council, duclfd by 1b,. l!,-v. It. I1. Keller, vices* of worshin: Pcri»»un: "Tli- hi.in 11 liclonjrH. to )'li-*s tin- '- to assist in various ttspiu-U nf the r all wlin ri-ail il :UHI AH- K- The morning circle will nioel at approval o( nn archituct for theallair: 'Mrs. l'elc-r Van de Water •ys-iistalit p;;slor of >. Henry C Haywanl, tel- it Ne|Hu:ie. .-'-h^nl: II n.rt., rhildren Tinder II. "TIIIH Honk cm ItllK I 11-1 E will be provided for pinvsuhool oh Arrnngcmi'iilN have been made llire*' ve.'ir; nr»- c:,red fur in Ihe Cml. till- slille !• III.,11. Ill • to care for smnll children in theephone; Mrs. C It. Wiitciliuuse Jr., «:U\illlnti. l he il dren. Tlio hostesses will bo Mr:i. models; Mrs. II. H. llalzar, -Mrs. li.ni nl 11,,. I,;,,,,,1,,,-ss . • liiMi.\irt O_ A. Fraser antl Mrs, Kubi-rt Ley. Icindeijmrtcii rooms. ALL SAINTS KI'ISCOrAL x-tl'llii' Is Imlv, I Itichard (HJIUHMI :ind Mrs. l''ranl< CHURCH Tue v: S II.MI., KiiHlergnrlen nilllm. IIK hlMloil. 'Circles 1 to i> will meet Thur.f- IMpiicI, ilt'i-oriilions; Mrs. l'uheil 5S!> P.-irk Avenue i'l sfilTlf i-ipetiiiL'. I lln ure m'lii :,i.i.'; p.m. in the following Wclitutinn li-.ly. i . homes: . iiti'l nrai-t'e*. It n, ! All Saints Church Hivol. e.Ti-.lr.; Mrs. Ci'orgu (". Nu-Rov. ChejtDr C. Hand Jr.. Rector e; 8:15 new monibers UihiK IlKliI lo ilircet v.,11. I 1 A Circle 1 with Mrs. n. ». Knapp, bt'l, pri?.es; Mrs. I'rank Onrter, Sunday: H a.m.. Holy ('iinumni- •"upiMirl you. ami ciiinf-'rl 1 ' ' 608 Lnwrenrc Ave.; circle 2 with von. It 1» llie iravi'li'r'M nu; pt»sters; Miss Kowcnc Miller, pnb- ion; Jit.'td a.m., iiH>rninjr prayer She just got something nice in the mail—her Equitable annuity llllKl'Im's Kl;ifT. the |ill"l'« ('"'• iMr«. W. H. Hanawalt, S(il Iloute- Has New Rector lirity; ÎII^. II. i.nes.sig, waitresses; and seriiu-n l»y neetur: r.t:.'l(l anil UNITY—WESTFIELD tin- Hiilillrr'N HiK.iil JUKI l]ice vardj circle 3 with Mrs. L. K. check. It means she'll always have money—she'll never be a linn's eluuU-r. i'liriHt i" '1' ' Mrs. .lames Siisso, nilvisur; Mrs. 11 a.m., complete ehureb scbi-ul, Afr.i;,t<-H w!>r, the <.l.)icl, mil Ki.i'.l its ,li-sli;ll. «;• P1,AIV« — Thi> ivnr. burden. If you're looking ahead to retirement, an Equitable : J3each, Glfi Clork ^5t.: circle 4 with lulwin O. Ivlwnrds, music. prayer, ser.miii by lli'itor; 7 p.m., Unity School of CKrt«tiani»y Klury Ht 4?t. Mabysitling will be pruvideil dur- Yuting Peoples l'"elbn.-.-liip. L^,*'« Summil. Mo. annuity con give you a regular income every month—without ronnl Cllnr'-li .iniiounre the 13ev. ulil'U- the feel. Hen.I II i"l"»"l! " Marks Ave.; circle >1 with Mrs. C. ing the event which will begin at .Monday: 8 p.m., annual nnetinir. Believers in the Trinity fail —(or as long as you live. It's guaranteed—it can't be affected 'in.'Mtly. prriycrrully. )l Is > ' W. Bakw, 707 E. Front St., I'lain- Chester 0. Hiind .lr. hns answered by poor investment performance. With an Equitable annuity of wealth. :i' pnriullsc «.f Kl»'l;. 12::il> p.m. Tuesday: X:1T> p.m., evening Mieiiiif-: Kvcry Monday 8-:) :i river -- "piiK-il . lliis church. jnilKim-M :inil lio , «'in--niticr-'-l Sprague, 104 (!<>lf Kilgc; circle 1 •M uf \V..-.-t- ciate the extra spending money that's available, because a sub- T : vvvr. It lnvulvoM Llie IIIKIH-KI "- Lutlioran Winter Picnic : 11 : with Miss Lottie Brown, 'J5 Stone- Mr. Jlntiil. formerly rector of SI. FIRST CONC.REGATIONAL Sutith Ear :i.| Aw. al stantial part of your annuity is exempt from Federal Income Tax. Hllillllie.H rowanlH the fcI- ' * '' leijfh Park; circle 8 with Mrs. K. Mini's of W-iliwnr :m(! nmv nvlnr I nml i'-.irlrinnii »11 wli" "•'"'' * Sunday CHURCH : Tr- Find out why more people depend on annuities from Equitable Its n.nti'ni-j- VI-M. the |:il.lc" W. Bnkur, H.'J 1 Hindforcl Ave.; cir- •f tlio rimi-li . hii dulim nt All S:.i»t--' Sun.l.-iv. l.nthcnin Cliureh i>f Westfielil will Rev. E. M. OdJen. At.l. Mini.tei included in ( :ilt nnswee hfinoil upon Mlnm' Il^nd is *-Jii-ried nntl lias- Iwo include the winter picnic lit Sur- Sunday: Ji: :IO ami 11 a.m., »n- vi>Mtli:iiiluii nml fnctx I-I-IM'; sons'. He will fill llie v.-iritnrv left prise Lake, Sunday, from 12:!IO to THEODORE C. RUBERTI pixH it on" Mainly. i>- PreHhyterhm Men Elorl hip in the • an, iuary, n<-\. I., k. cr,::.--i]tation with thp I llml the nnnwrr tnKi'lli.r In U whf-n tlu> 13ev. friMiri'e l-'rtisL re- iliiillfH thruuirh Oils ••••limi"- % [i.ni. The event will be spunsor- III-I pi'i:u- :]5 ,-I.:I ., ->'i'e by apjiointinent I MacFarlmi t»l I'«rl< y signed hecniru- of ill health. st anf 1 will 554 Woodland Ave., Mountainside, N. J. eil liy the lucnl Walthcf League so- I'll illrt- li : '.-!l(.- '1. ;.'!•: :-'fl n.tn. J Tor fro IHlilf •iely and the suburban zone, -which oursc. (jl(rsl i 1*0 • Aldon I. McKni-lan of Wo.tlflcltl lln n":irli r.di '•: Th- l.r-t Mon.lav of j AD 3-5778 r.i" : s composed df len societii-s from j ;.S7. W J ' was nanied n member of llie rxeeu- .*h si-ho 0, I" 1- 1 onth, ilircc'.ly following tho ! Camp Shiloh he Lutheran churches (if the area. I nr,' tivc cmnmitler of the National Ib riMiirii l-.'th •.'I-.-1-I-- ll.nr nili f The K-auiict's will meet at the j r.i.ll.. \ Council of llniti'il 1'iesbvteriari A wiv lt^lmji i»n ' Ai^lied Chi'is- i- hi 1'i ?lM-i:ii l'"e!K,.i. y..'.-.i :: Mi-= P:i->u-b Cnlvert. THE EQUITABLE A.M.. nn-irlici|i:iU- Rev. J&met C. Whitakcr Two hiuwlri'it nnil tifty doh-galc-i as n di.sril-- ion leader. Tlli< work- uf ai-rniigi'iu iiK Mir= J.inet Her- i Rev. John R. Lennor* from all parts <>f tlie i.mntiy nt- ulllitid In- the furlh of I'ran l i- pre-i=I"-nt ,-f ! Rev. Philip R. Oirtttrich tonded tlie two-day ineetiiu; which I'luiiche-: of Christ in the •North- ] llie spousurillg cnili'il Sunday. 'ea:-t. KveryoiH' is invited. i •.::.I 11 i^.r-ii^Wi'v-i'Mi-.;.::-:?::'!::! !;fl..W(3: !;i;.ai:,Jr:;ir-iÂii.i-ij.i-S-t^-i.a,:•--:i.-':^5: •; :.::lMrs Sirkin llonorcd J :vl 11 Bv Cli.SS S.:;:.- 1*. v. .::.:, :- Give him what he likes— !' M I-'. Slefi.ii: -f Maintain-! -,.i ::\ a l;i:i. ':,- :h MVF
• 1':.!: •••;. l'Liinii.-;.!.: MYF; S •i,. ] sparkling clean shirts M: • !.i:i i-- !• :iri:il: :::i:..-tti Xwimi ! I'iv.iiyt.firill j W.-'f.-M • a ;:i w i-!-.l. The lunclu-on ! !.!--; lne:r.)icr> | tin- film "Vu-- We like to help women '; vn-s". nf 7i-.:i<.r ! The pin. mctke the men in their lives ['• , ' :O\V ilijl V,: Saturday: happy. That's why wo loun- ; w in M«-I : der and finkh your hu$- i The ri-i--i:d-lii|i tJuiltl ef lh- Kir-'. ;-.Sy band's shirts precisely to =^ ;:.i|.-,:-: Cli-.ir.-h "f \Ve.-:iiiM «ii: f •(•el in thv c)i:ipel .-it tClTj p.m. his taste. ki I u,':d:iy. A film-lriji envitild "Th-- mirvr <>i Light" will >*- i;)ii,-.vr;. -W. 'ifvu'.ion? will Iw led by Mr?, pan- HOW idfeldt nnil Mr... Juiin Miller :\:\\ llrei't n W(-.rV jirujivt for lie N«-.v- CHRISTIAN SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND uk rhri-r. Soloi. firayzel of the Jewish Publication The multiple demands made up- der sponsorship of the Union Coutl- «S REDEEMER LUTHERAN dren's re-creation in the Assembly Arranged By Society of America. Dr. I>ouis on clergymen and the extra ty Mental Health Association. SH CHURCH hall. Levitsky, rabbi of Oheb Shalon strength and psychological aware- 3*^|pv. Walter A. Reuning, Pastor congregation in South Orange, will i Dr. MeGinnis is dii-pctor of tho Tuesday: 7 p.m., elders dinner; ness they must develop to meet Counseling Center, Fair Lawn, and $iS(s|" Vicar Don«U P. GU» 8 p.m., meeting of boiird of trus- Temple Beth-El conclude tho series with his talk on these ilemnnds both from parish- jgipornei' Clark St. and Cowper- tees and of deacons. "Jewish Life at the Crossword «! ioiu'i-^ and their own families were is a psycho-therapist and marriage jfaite PI., opposite Roosevelt Wednesday: 11:30 a.m., church It was .innounoed today by the the -New World." discussed Friday by Or. John C counselor in private practice. (lior High School. For informa- staff meets; 4:30 p.m., Slh grade adult education committee of Tem- Soon after the theme of the ser-Mediums at the sixth annual Un- Rev. Arthur M. Tineue, execu- h, call church office, AD 2-1G17. fellowship; 8 p.m., Wednesday New Jersey — ple Beth-El in Cranford that final ies laid the names of the lei-turers ion County Clergymen's Confer- tive director of the American foday: 12:30 p.m., Ladies' Aid arrangements have been made to were announced, the adult educa-1 evening forum sessions in the par- present the Julius A. Kabat lec- ciu-e_ Foundation of Religion and Psy- jpiety covered tlish luncheon; 7:30 ish house. tion committee received expressions The all-day discussion meeting chiatry, New York, spoke of the office appointments; 8 p.m., Where the Colt Revolver Began ture series. The Julius A. Itabat of intert'^t and commendation from lectures will devote itself in its first on the topic, "liole Expectations false images people ' have of the (i|t membership class; 9:30 p.m., ST. PAUL'S "HURCH tened with interest, but his term churches nnd synagogues in Cran- nnd Behavior of the Clergyman clergyman and his role. He offer- sic committee. By JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM year to the topic "Jews at theford and Union County. (Episcopal) Brash young Sam Colt never was ending. A few political lead- Crossroads of History" and will be iind Their Inllucncos on His Fam- ed the clern.V advice baaed on his Saturday: 9 a.m., confirmation Rev. G. Paul Muttelman really convinced anyone in au-ers paid heed, or perhaps it just pri'- each evening. Ke- vice president and scientific di- thing in Paterson, and in 1842 put the significant religious and cul-fri-shmonts will follow each lecture. ner Lutheran Church, school teachers institute of thehis gun aside. Four years Inter, waited nearby. Several Colt pis- rector of tho Metal & Thermit Army Nationul Guard Pvt. Ken- tural development's of the western Corp of Rahway, a division of the neth J. Weyman, whose wife, fuesday: 6:30 p.m., confirma- northern convocation. when war with Mexico flared, on- tola barked out in rapid fire,Va nvorld." classes; 8 p.m., women's eve- Sunday: 7:45 a.m., Woly Com- ly the long memory of a Texas Buren's team bolted in panic and Parents Guild Board American Can Co., will be a speak- Maryr.nn, mid parents, Mr. and r -guild meeting. munion; 8:45 and 10 a.m., prayer, the driver was thrown out of tho Mr. Ackelsberg added "four er at New Jersey's first research Mrs. Lothrop J. Weyman, live at soldier saved the Colt pistol from great periods which have shaped and development seminar to be Wednesday: 10 a.m., mid-week sermon; 11:30 a.m., Holy Commun- oblivion. By then Sam was in-arriago and killed. No one in Plans College Day 4 Hawthorn Dr., recently com- Washington would even speak to the development of western civil- held Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m., at pleted an eiitht-week radio relay study; 11 a.m., Christian ion, sermon; 7 p.m., .Senior Epis- Connecticut, and there his gun, ization have been Greek-Hellenism, At Trinity High school chapel; 8 p.m., "Faith copal Young Churchmen. won him fame and fortune. Colt, much less buy weapons. the Nassau Inn, Princeton. and carrier operation course under The Golden Age of Islam, the re- The seminar is beinu conducted tho Heserve Forces Act program yard" committee meeting. Monflay: 8 p.m., church (secre- Truly the Colt .45 belonged in Then General Thomas S. Jesup, ligious Reformation in Kuropo, and At a recent board meeting of tary's fellowship; Youth and Fam- hard pressed in warfare against the Parents Guild of Holy Trinity by the New Jersey Council for Re-at the Southeastern Signal School, Paterson—and there it would have our own Twentieth Century. Since search and Development, which Fort Gordon, Oa. Weyman, 23, TEMPLE EMANU-EL ily Counselling Service. stayed if anyone hnd listened to the Seminolc indinns in Florida,, each of these ages, in turn, havo High School at tho home of Mr. Tuesday: 8:16 p.m., primary-in- bought 50 of Sam's guns in the and Mrs. Michael Rsasn of Nancy comprises over 100 scientific, edu- was graduated from Westfield OF WESTFIELD Sam. had a meeting with Judaism with cational, commercial and Indus- High School in 11)57 and from 756 E. Broad Street termediate teacher recruiting meet- Connecticut-born Sam Colt was spring of 1838 and gave him aan attendant Interplay of ideas, the Way, final plans for college day, ing. draft on the government for to be held Sunday from 2 to 5trial institutions throughout the Setoii Hall University, South Or- Rabbi Azriel S. GrUhman easy to discount in his Paterson result has been a Crossroad of His- state. ange, in 19C2. day: 7:15 p.m., senior post Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Holy days. He had spent a short life- ?G,250. tory. Jt seems appropriate there- p.m. In the high school gymnasi- Rrmation class; 8:15 p.m.Communion, ; 8 p.m., school of re-time building a reputation as a Sam put that small fortune in um, were complet&d. Dr. Banks of C43 Nottingham fore that the title of our fimt lec- PI., i.i nn authority in tho fields Rest satisfied with doing: well, al group; 8:30 p.m., adult He- ligion. fast-talking drifter. His prosper- his pockets and sailed northward ture series be. called *Jews at tin* Also final plans for tho card ir, beginners and advanced; ro- to redeem himself. The vessel of chemistry anil mnthcmatlcs. He nnd leave others to talk of you as ous father sent him to sea in 1830 Crossroads of History.' " party to be held at Koos Bros., will address the panel on "Person- comniittee meeting, at.the age of 1G in the hopes that capsized at sea and although Sar,, j Rahway, Tuesday, Jan. 29, were they please.—'Pythagoras pmorrow: 8:15 A.m., regular Summit Chorus Sam might find himself. Two saved his life, he lost the $0,25(1 The topics of the individual lec- announced by Mrs. Charles Kiley, ath service; Rabbi Grishman years later young Colt left home draft. Jesup refused to issue years old. Colt had ideas, but io money. LIKE IT HERE ;>|^Vedncsday: 9:45 a.m., iSister- Voices, 2 Violins and Continuo." >H)«d Bible class; 7:15 p.m., confir- He hnd pistols made, hut the War with Mexico brought the There will bo a string ensemble first Colts failed so miserably that "tafclion class; 8:30 p.m., Men's accompaniment. prosperity that always had eluded The more particular you are about your food, jfjijiib and 'Sisterhood social eve- the U.S. Patent Oflice wouldn't Colt, but only because Sam Wallt- A number of local residents will eivc him a patent until February. or hnd remembered. the more you will appreciate our cuisine. We 'Mhg. participate in the concert. They 183(1. Several New York nnd New 'i-flphursday: 7:15 p.m., senior post Wnlker came East in 1840 to please the most particular men in town. include -Mrs. George E. Linthicum, Jersey capitalists soon after set urge Colt to make 1,000 revolvers confirmation class; 8:15 p.m.Mrs, . Louis S. Deitz, Mrs George Hi'n tin in nart o*" a 'Pitorson tex- choral oroup. to use against Mexico, but Sam D. Gai-son, Miss Barbara Lee Jar- tile mill—and ordered him to show hesitated, Everything had been OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY ;., Friday, Jan. 25: Jewish Com- vis and Robert B. Rivel. profits. sold in Paterson—arms, machin- mUnity Council will- -be honored. • The public is cordially invited Instead Colt labored to huild ery, tools, everything. S:(m Colt ;•'Rabbi Azriel S. GrUhmnn and to attend tho concert. Tickets are machines canahle of turning out couldn't even find one of Itis Put- tor Don Decker officiate at allhot necessary. A free will offering interchangeable parts; Ham Colt erson-macle pistols. Walker had Services with the participation of is collected to help defray concert wanted to add the feature of oneleft his Colt in Texas'. the temple choir and Robert fiN, <;n., itfr m tliSe total religious program for backers said. Make some guns, i-t-NlillitK' n( 17 llim-JifMfor \vn>. 'I'll*' pr<>|M»r1.v ITIIN ixirrliliMril rr Yohmteers Sought tols for Walker. Two years Inter .ipWldren and adults. Information then get on tho road and sell tliciu. l.iinilHiliinni' I>I'\III>IM I r|>. lliniiiuli I Mi- nil l.-i- i>f Itniiki-r the success of the Colt revolver miiikfi-, IIM-.. lt4-rilliti-N. mill uim n -\VI-NMII-1II niiilt1|>l<> IIKIIIIK. All'i'if I n*fty he obtained by calling the The local Red Cross has sent «<>»< did tnlk y.t.|.-HmM"i"< i»t.< I)ii»Ut>r luiiiitli-d flu' II-IIIINIII'IIOII. temple office. in Texas emboldened Snni to open out an SOS for volunteers. building him n four-story Ciun his arms plant in Hartford. Illness and Florida vacations M'H. tonned by a weather vime THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH have created a need in the motor shaned like a gnu. A white fenci1 Sam Colt m de IN WESTF1ELD service. Just a few hours a daysurrounded tin1 mill, witli e;i<-h Hertford; he left an estimated Dr. Frederick E. Chrittian to transport a patient to a clinic u-ooden nicket fashioned as a gun.SI 5,000.000 whr>n he died in 1802. Rev. Richard L. Smith or hospital in the Red Cross sta- Sa"i Colt was ever a slmwmnn. The 18-1I! Walker pistol wassn't Rev. Jamea D. Cola tion wagon is all that is needed. Colt made scures of weapons, basically any belter than the Pat- J. S. INSKIP, Distributor for BRITISH MOTOR CORP. Rev. M. Bolin Durway Volunteers for canteen service "of almost Oriental mngniflceuco" erson model—but the times finally Rev. Ace L. Tubbi to assist in serving refreshments finished with silver or gold han- made Sam Colt necessary as he Takes Pride in Announcing the Appointment of Rev. John M. Nakajima at bloodmobiles and at ward par- dles and claburuti'ly ciu'iaved bar- had never been before. M*niater« rels. He sent them as trifts to tend- ties and birthday parties at Vet- •••pyiiKlM 1 li'iJ- -S! 11,- EDWARD K. GUMMING & CO., Inc. Sunday: 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m., eriins Hospitals, are also needed. ers around the world, including T,.i, •••if Or. Frederick E. Christian will Call chapter headquarters here for potentates in Far Eastern coun- preach on the subject "An Idea further information. tries. MGB • MG-1100 Whose Time Comes;" church Next Sam tackled the potentates TO BUY OR SELL, USE Authorized Dealer for: Mj|)ool, 8:30 a.m., men's triangle 1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE in Washington. LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS Austin-Healey SPRITE bible (lass; 10 a.m., Elizabeth Nor- IN THE LEADER President Andrew Jackson lis- ton Bible Class; senior department MG MIDGET of the church school meets; 4:30 p,Oi, org.in rec-it-nl by Dr. George AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 Wjm Volkclj 7 p.m.. Dr. and Mns. 5.; AlVin Schutmnnt and sons will present a musical program in I ! MG Magnette MARK IV Westminster Hnll for the youth of I > Ota church. The public is invited. 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Authorized Dealer: Morcedes-BonT • DKW • lark • Hawk • Avant Rnt;sh Mr-tor O or"tion MG • Austin • Austin-H°"l" Phone AD 2-2200 m Page 22 THE WESTFtELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1963 Drivers ;l»>uiaN ll. As Director •..r.Mni: I'or S|»rin. k and Supply DECORATORS State liojpit.il at .Mnrllini'o. Dr. T.iiniu, Ohin. for four Kcmio was appoinu-d at an annual AUGUSTINE MOTORS I. BARTELL salary of J^l.GDU by th« hospital's huu.-. SEVELL'S INC. fences J. S. IRVING COMPANY 1 tM N'.'iva] Ke^L-rvt corn- board of managers to ri'phu-u J. il (. liu A Clil'.VSI.KK — l'lyVMOt:TH Farm and Garden Supplies EMIL MUELLER Berkeley >. i:;:ir..l Mike.-ell }i:ia\vn Care Product* Inlerlor Deulgner The club i; a cumn'.uiuty p:n..c 3r.:irr.i i\inie on active duty in "JIOKI"" Koppera coke — last month alU.>r .'i2 years of serv- ollisiim KxiHTts m I-'Int- Painting roll AD 3-1033 Fual Oj| i>l>tn tn all men of Uesiiii-.ii ;i il War II und tin: Korean Suk-a n ml Service I "Li 8-lflSl — 2 For An Appointment ice. 14O Ootrnl Av*. CIJ AOnms S-MOZ sun uu >l ir wwlts ho wi !: War. Krtuiit & Wlit'i'l Service AD a-long His appointment was annoum-ed I ' " "' " , -- MEMBER, N.5.I.D. UOO Sootb A*«. W. : smj; under cuiiijiclt'iit. |-roft.--:o: ST6 Nurfh AIT. K. WmlUcI by Mrs. Katharine Klkus White, Sou WealUrld Ave. Weslficld Red Bank, president yf the board. lf:ider«lii[> in a coiuri-i.ul îi;:.' AUTOMATIC TKANS.MISHIONS At 40, Dr. N-enno is only Marl- jiliere. 2^ Hour Towint? ijervtce 'J here arc sovcra! i)pi-n:!it:> ii. !l boro'3 secoiul mt'dical dircrtoi- f-inou AD 2-8887 FLOOR COVERINGS • MASON the hospital opened in lil'M. four jiarts. wivur.?;ns ;i \w\A -t • AUTO GLASS .*tund;iy evin M- Prior to his appointment, Dr. 320 Windsor Ave. Weitfield • KITCHEN CABINETS CONTRACTORS Oi«nnu was professor and chairman, department of p.sychialry, ê* IT PA.YS TO ADVERTISE WINDSOR W. R. DOLBIER & CO. IN THE LEADER KABINET KRAFT ton Hal) College of Mnlicinc, in AUTO GLASS CO., INC. JAMES SEILER Jersey City. il« is a Diplomats, Linoleum — Formica rcrHonallzed Kitchens AUTO DEALERS American lioaid of J'sychiatry und AUTO GLASS Sink and Counter Tops IJeslgnlnK — Hemodellncr MASON CONTRACTOR Ncurolopy and a Diplnniute, Na- Complete Cabinet Service AND BUILDER I tional Board of Medical Examiners. WILLIAM JAY CLARK Storm Windows SHADES - VENETIAN BLINDS A graduate of the University oi Furniture Tops — Mirrors —- AJI *amoua Makcu — AD 8-43S8 • VOLVO Ootral Ave. Weatllrld tnslde Plastering Notre ])anie, Dr. Nenno received Complete Trim Shop • his doctorate of medicine decree • HAA11 AD 2-5958 from Loyola University, CIIK-HKO, Kwt.(]|sh Import Dnftlor • Upholstery and Trim Shop Brick Work in 3947. He served hi.i mteniship SILII-H — Service — Tartu 701 Central Ave. Westfield at the Kdward J. Meyer Memorial PI. 0-2ZW AD 2-1700 .103 iomrml HI. Norlh Plolnttfld Open Weekdays J P.M. to 6 P.M. AD 2-0727 •Hospital in Buffalo. Hw residency 424 South Ave. E. Westfield Won. & Krl. KvenlngH until 9 P.M LAUNDRIES iraininc in psychiatry was taken 459 Grov« St. West** Jit Veteran Administration hospitals in Minnesota and Illinois. SAMOSET LAUNDRY MILLER RAMBLER, INC. Dr. Nenno served with the Cen- SERVICE, INC. tral Intelligence Agency and was Authorized AUTO REPAIRS FORMAL WEAR LAUNDRY — DKV CLEANING the assistant director, department "Drive-In Service" of psychiatry, ut Georgetown Uni- RAMBLER Cash and Carry • OPTICIANS MICHAEL'S versity Hospital in Washington, D. Sales and Service IKK: North Ave. PUInHeld C He «Uo served «s a consultant AUTO ELECTRIC Call J'LulnflelJ 6-2040 for the District of Columbia Gen- Ports — Repairs Mayfair ROBERT F. DAY eral Hospital and the Mount Alto GENERAL REPAIRS Veterans' Hospital. USED CARS TAILORS Prescription Optician BEAR Wheel Alignment call Well-known in the educational AD 2-2456 "FORMAl WEAR RENTALS" field, Dr. 'Nenno was assistant pro- and Balancing VAN DOREN, INC. ADams 8-3288 We Have Our Own .Stock fessor of psychiatry, Georgetown 420 South Ave. W. Weslflel. Wrecker Service — 24 Hours 608 North Ave. E. 8 Elm St. University School uf Nursing, and CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS assistant director and assistant Westfield, N. J. AD 3-4830 nitY CLEANING professor, Georgetown School of Medicine in 1953. He wua a lec- 862 Mountain Ave. MKN'S &. WOMEN'S ALTERATIONS "We Do Everything" WESTFIELD (Cornur Shure lid. I'urkwny) turer in psychiatry at Catholic AD 3-1538 DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS • PHOTOGRAPHERS University and a lecturer in psy- Mountainside chology, College of St. Thomas. MOTOR 111 Quimby St. Westfield FIATWORK • SPREADS iHe Is a menvbtir of the American Automatic Record Changers SALES CO. Rugs • Pillows • Blankets The Symbol for Medical Association, American lR Poril Owncrn COT Fine Portrait and Psychiatric Association 0111I the High Fidelity —P.M. Over SB Yeurs AD 3-4884 Wedding Photography Wimhlnfcton psychiatric Associa- Authorized AUTO WASH tion. 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WILLIAMS SERVICE STATIONS CHEVROLET, INC. itoltU Dcpt. 1'u.rd) T»Ti Crntml Ave, No jtnrklDK probh Witness: The blue car just came ROBBINS & ALLISON, Inc. Authorized ui-nr v* St.) Al>2-21 right through the stop »i»;n and Ett. 1912 V)M. O. MUUER, Pr* • INSURANCE plowed into the other car. The black car never had a chance. CANTLAY BROS. CHEVROLET^ • '!>«•« uf Hhiul<-» inatK- Snlt'H and ?3«rvjco order or recovered to Inok 11 lc «.- minute we were all riding aloni; Household Good* Excluiivftly CONSULT v. l-'nll Una of lumps and Khart she hud ever heard. Then smack! STORAGE SHIPPING Electrical — Brakes — Carburc iNojoay knew wnat happened. '1 he .' i:. llrnml Ht. AtralDc for (Jleur eutruiK't' frotn Town AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE and Complete Aoto Servian; other car hit us broadside. Bill is 1'ul'UtnK Lot) dead and nobody knows whut is Casualty • Life • Fire Wo Pick Up nnd Deliver £oin£ to happen to Carol. One PACKING ROTCHFORD PONTIAC AD 2-1800 1 Prospect St. ADoms 2-W minute everything was wonderful. 213 S-)Uth Ave. East Ettimat«f ChMifulry • NO. • LAWN MOWERS We were having fun just like any C.anford, N. J. Glvsn on Any Authorized I'ONTIAC-TEMl'UST • BRIDAL SHOPS 43 Elm St. Westfield family. Suddenly this. Colt BRIdg* 6-0891 Moving ProbUm AITllkitcd with Driver of the blue ear: Honest- .SnU'B & Servk'o Uurrvtl & Cr:dn, Ktaltora JO LYNN POWER MOWERS ly, i didn't have more than three IJntUnti I'ord lino Martinis. That's all. I just didn't BRIDAL SHOPPE GARDEN TRACTORS SHOES itee the stop *)£"• 1 don't know llaixl Will IV.I Can .Siiui'hillzliib' In All .Slzca ROTARY TILLERS why. I can drive okay with three HIM ,%,,rtli Avt-. ORTHOPEDIC Martinis. No trouble. That wasn't Alllltim " CUSTOM MADE NANCY F. REYNOLDS SNOW PLOWS SHOE PRESCRIPTIONS the problem. Honest. BRIDAL GOWNS Realtor Filled By RIAOY MIXBD CHAIN SAWS Policeman: Hi: wasn't legally Formals drunk, lit" had had ju>t enough CRISANTI Cocktail Dresses INSURANCE Orthopedic to .slow hi^ judgment. It took him BERSE BROTHERS STORR TRACTOR CO. a little lonKer to react after he AD 2-6519 Of All Kinds o-iio- AD 2-7800 ult j Qtavl, land and Matom MoMr/ak ASSOCIATED Call AD 3-124O Autu Lo:ina • Curs Uvllmuiccd of applying rt.not.tivi' tape u> auto I I/<>;LII» On Your USED CARS 'vrsonstl Noti'. Snlury ur l'urnlturt bumpers for belter visibility. ' EXTERMINATING l>uim-ntlo and ForviK'i GOODWIN MOTOR & TERMITE CONTROL 35 E. Broad St. Westfield All Cluitruntvcd CORP. COMPANY •IL'tl .North .!», >;. Wolll AtU'lldKIZW WM. H. ESTWICK, JR.
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A. J. ORBACH CO. IN THIS SPACE DAVIDSON & MARTIN EADERS OF THIS PAPEP All Forms of Insurance Autliorl.-i'tl WILL KEEP 54 Elm Street • DODGE oDART HOME - AUTO - tIFE • RENAULT • PEUGEOT - EVER READY FOB YOUR MARINE IS PARKING A PROBLEM? t\ilm —- fi-rviro — I'.irut J-'iiif s. Uftlmi of |ii'|i.'[i<>;i!>!i> Personalized Service IVvtt V.'.IIH -iTII] rrii.-l.M NAME BEFORE NSTANT REFERENCE. CALL PLainfiold 7-2323 AD 2-7550 ADams 3-0662 — 3 — 4 W. 6lh St. of Arlington Avo. THE READERS 437 South Ave. W. Weslfield Ploinfiold OF THIS PAPER mi It was decided that the Playing The Cards grade weekend, this year tvould be Sell Grow Exhibit* At Bobbins G*\U*y WINTER WOES b '& a Saturday morning session. Se- Sell CJross, artist and wife of been painting since she *r*s 6 v By ALEXANDER SPENCER Research Chemist Lions Speaker nior scouts from the various Dr. Seymour M. Gross of 2 Lam- years old and has exhibited in troops will participate, bert Cir., is presenting her first galleries throughout the state and Dr. George It. Seidcl, a Du Pont ucatiyn section of the Du Pont fii Carol Shollvnbergpr rind Sky one-man show of 25 paintings and in New York. NORTH tr are represent ing the plan- A A J 4a teientist and educator, will pro- Ctj/s extension division, with heud- drawings in tho Bobbins Gallery The show will continue ¥ A 9 G3 lent an address before the West- HunrUTs in Wilmington, Del. For board in Girl Scout Sunday in East Orange. until hutch service March 10. the end of tho month. • K J y 't icld Lions Club at Mountainside several years he lias been active S 5 3 Seidel declares that America's in- er and college groups in Delaware lustrial strength has developed and other states. 01! J. J. Katran of 8i!l Winyah Ave. * A K(J 8 C 4 * J 10 3 2 s beeause free men in a free econ- luwas one of i\ jrroup of executives SOUTH omy were allowed to invest their p/roni Wet^tinKhouse Klectric Corp., A Q 10 9 8 fi 5 2 ime, talents and money as they Eus. Brady Ends Course njiletuchcii, who rccontly pnrtiri- ¥ 10 5 2 ;aw fit.". ,»j>nti'd in a series of novel "plane- • 2 Navy Ensign James C. Brady, tnlk" mrctiiiR.i from coast to coast. • H 7 A research chemist for many son of Mr. and Mrs. Torenco G. The tour, «illed "Operation Sky- South West North En.t cars, he will recount some first- Brady Sr. of 805 Knmuno Way,s(Jrop," covered over 11,000 miles, and experiences of Du Pont tech- •'1* 3 NT •1 A Dole is scheduled to complete helicopter "Hvlth streamlined 90-minut<> ses- Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening No No ology, illustrating his thesis that flight truinitif; Feb. 21 ut the Na-c Sions held in £2 citlea in 14 days, • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING nly the kind of freedom we enjoy val Air Station, I'ensacola, Fla. int Put your thumbs over the East n America cun provide the at-The eifjht-week course includes and West cards and after looking GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING losphere for the most fruitful de- ground school and <">0 hours of UllAKII SK11V1CB — CAHIlllHICTOll « IGNITION at the bidding, decide how youelopment of scientific knowledge. flight instruction in various types as declarer sluing in the South Dr. Seidel is manager of the ed- of helicopters. A citizen, Worthlngton Barr, spot would play the hand in a con- Went to work without chains on his car, tract of four spades, doubled, nf- WHALEN'S GARAGE He slid on the snow, tcr the opening lead of tho club AUTOliTE king, followed by the queen of Authorized "Bear" Station Which cost him some dough, hearts. Much more than the chains would, by far I 600 NORTH AVE., E. TEL. AD 1-0391 An Egyptian player (Schemiel) Call For and Delivery had this problem when his team met the Irish In the European ^CRUSHEVSTONV' PRLTENT THOSE WINTER DRIVING WOES Championships held at Palermo The National Safety Council says: "Always carry a pair of Italy, three years ago, and he reinforced tire chains. In deep snow and on ice they help you solved it very neatly. f for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc. f go and stop more safely." Winter tires aid in miid-to-meilium snow, but do not replace need for tire chains in severe mow Afttr the club king won the d first trick and West led the queen for prJcoj and delivery call y or ice conditions. Don't be a traffic blocker. of hearts Schemiel let tho queen hold. West continued with his las' heart and the ace on the hoarr1 FANWOOD 2-7840 SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE won. That was pretty play number FANWOOD CRUSHED STONE CO. 4 one. A A Jesuit College Serving New Jersey and LEAGUE LINES Pretty play number two oc DIVISION or WILOOM MATERIALS, INC. " By cured next. In order to get to his-' the New York Metropolitan Area hand and at the same time keep LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS East out of the lead to prevent him from cashing a heart trick. Schemlol led tho diamond king, on THE 1963 SAINT PETER'S FRESHMAN WILL FIND . , , In last week's column we out- The charter enjoins all members tho reasoning that West must hob' lined some of the problems the to settle their international dis- the diamond ace to justify hi? league will be studying this year putes by peaceful means, to re-three notrump bid. ... A College of Arts and Sciences and next under our national cur- frain from the threat or use of rent agenda "Support of theforce. If disputants can reach West took the ace of diamond^ The January meeting of the | The annual Easter program for United Nations with evaluation of agreement a m o n tf themselves, (although It didn't matter how h- Wnshiiifrtoh Kock senior Girl t Matheny, will include the KlvitiR ... A School of Business Administration there is no need for UN action. If nlayed) and then led a club which Scout planning board was held of pifjKy-l>nnks instead of the ORTC- means to strengthen it under pres- f ent day conditions." In order to there is need of UN action, it can Was ruffed In dummy. The jack o Sunday at the field center. Pat hunt, it was revealed. . . . Pre-professional training in medicine, law, dentistry, make our work more systematic, take many forms. A UN group can diamonds was led and Enst had t<~ Klett, president, announced thai During January there will be a engineering, teaching Wjj have endeavored to stnte sub- go in to patrol a border to main- covor with tho queen and declare tho balance needed for the I'ocono civil defense first uid review class IfriadinKS of this hutie topic so that tain a truce, HR it does in Pales- "uffed. Next Schemiel finessed tlu ski trip will he duo before Jan. 2(i. for anyone interested. W« can tackie one thln# at n time. tine. Not only did an emergency lack of spades successfully— ... A Co-Educational Evening School of Liberal Arts and Such n heading is "Peacekeeping force go into Egypt at the invita- •icain on the basis that West tints* Business Administration •Pjerations." However, . "pence- tion of the Egyptian government Sold the kine of spades—arid th»n .|t£epinir" is actually the primary to take police action at the time of 'ed the diamond nine from the reason for the existence of thethe Suez crisis, it helped with the hoard. East hnd to cover with th" ... An Army ROTC Program clearing and re-opening of the•en, Schemiel ruffed and when th- United Nations; all its activities r revolve around this central theme. canal. The most complex operation •"ight spot dropped from West' . . . An Electronic Laboratory for Modern Languages The first sentence of the UNto date has been in the Congo. In hand tho little seven of diamond* Charter speaks of "we the peoples a situation of violence and gen-on the board suddenly grew up ... A Nuclear Laboratory for courses in nuclear and of thu united nations determined eral chaos shortly after its acces- and furnished a discard for the to" save succeeding generations sion to Independence the govern- toeing heart in Schemlel'a hand. reactor physics from the scourge nf war ..."ment of the Contro a»ked for help The first stated purpose in article to achieve stability. Kesides sup- ... An Honors Program for specialized studies in a major field 1^ chapter 1 is "to maintain inter- plying neutral armed forces to at- national peace and security . . . " tempt to maintain order, the UN ... A Liberal Program of Financial Aid has bceirgiving economic aid andmany international disputes have The League or women Voters ailvicu. No one can foretell the never come to n head at nil, but Telephone AD 3-0003 thoroughly approves of these aims, end of this crisis. We can only say have boon settled by quiet diplo- ... 28 Student Clubs and Activities •nacy in tho neutral territory of and its present study of how well that two and a half years ago :iv the (joals have been achieved is direct confrontation between East ho UN, whore leaders meet in- ... An enrollment of 2,216 not meant to he a criticism. We and West in Africa was prevented, "ormally. Whore disputes have sftek to strengthen the means, if :ah(| tfMl'VfoVenf outbreak of tribal Sroken out and come to the floor possible, not to change the ends. Warfare liW been quelled, to date. if the General Assembly, in fcom0 WE RECOMMEND ^ > It Rooms to us that the economic "n^tutvt"* tho weirht of world )iu!>- Write The Director of-Admissions aid, the assistance in sociiil and in the' Cuban crisis, the UNMt' opinion hns poisuadnd the pnr- cultural development the help in offered an immediately available ' ioa concerned to accept nrhitrn- ECONOMY ELECTRIC Jersey City 6, New Jersey forming sound medical and educa- neutral ground for conciliation ' ion. Very f P\V qupotions have tional programs, available to ;illand had skilled negotiators avail- •Mine before the World Courtf ^j countries through the UN, arcable to help the disputing parties "ttlement to create precedents in 105 BENJAMIN ST., CRANFORD deterrents to war. A world of come to agreement. It served as a nturnationitl law, but it is there, stable governments, backed by safety valve in an explosive situa- \nt\ could be used. adequately fell and educated peo- tion. The problems are still there, 1 There is no discernablo over-all ples, looking hopefully to a pros- but the atmosphe' *' is less tense. •mttern to peneekoppintr. Each difl- An electrical appliance is only as •i perous future, will have less need It would be impossible to say, mto or crisis has been handled in good as the service it gives. If yours to resort to force. in the course of 17 years, how T different way. with great HUC- eoss, or very little, Are there any are not in tip-top shape call Economy, '•bailees Llrtit could be made1 in the United Nations to move closer to the experienced appliance service 'he (coal of world peace. Should v 1 1963 RAMBLER WINS here be a police force , or ônic company. • lvno of permanent peace force? How should it lit; made up? Could 'itrontTT peace commissions be r rented? Could tfmups be tfjvpn nower to tro in to investiVatt! pos- CAR OF THE sible explosive situations before 'hey erupt? Should the tlN eend A SERVICE FOR NEWCOMERS TO WESTFIELD out dinloniatie missions? What do from Motor Trend Magazine you think? Each year the automobile Industry eagerly awaits tho selection of one car as 'Car of the Year" by Motor Trend's Impartial exports. For 1963, this most-wanted, hardest-toget honor goes to Rambler..."(oroutstandlne design achievement and The Committee on Adult Education of Temple Beth-El (Cranford) engineering leadership"^Read why Ramblor won this prized award over all other ears. announces
SPECIAL AmHDi ISSU8 E The Julius A. Babat Lecture Series Here arc some of the experts' MOTOR X," "* "A good safely device. Self- reasons: ™««» 1963 adjusting brakes and dual master "New styling io hascd on cylinders ... if ono system fails, Mr. Mini >1t-N. IIUHOIM' It. KIxfiiKu "ml fninily. formerly of Nrotih I'lnliiK, "JEWS AT THE CROSSROADS OF HISTORY" CAKoftheYEAR arc nun rt-wldliiit In their fii'\r Juinw tit K1MI VilinK? f^rvrti. Tt|i> IIIMIM4- lean, clean lines that arc appar- the. other brings the car to a wttH inirchtiMCtl I mm CrcM 11111 Jliillilt-r*. Inc. flii-diiu.li the tilTIre uf mr'k1*" > IHuikcr, lilt-., lira I tor*. l.uclHte A. (ielirlrin huti
_T fi 111 W Ami uudor V4 • FIVE DOLLARS for tho series '-I T«3 O0!( StdSS (Send check to Temple Beth-El, 338 Walnut Avc, Cranford) AMKI1ICAN MOTORS • Single lecture tickets available on night of lecture llttlimU-««J« J graphed in 1949- The feathered | fanzine courtship a,,•. • fiojn iru(.l:s, iiiito.-,- and but ft;. Air1 1 Your \ 1 tives of .New (lUini'U anil thu ficial nesting sites for,*'" '" pollutants MKiy, when excessive, strange birds that share their \>u- the Connecticut Hivev *?'"'• i W " w i IKIJIM 61 Acm vit't-ns iiny time of thii lated homeland. month's issue of the soc^" "'' ^~ j year, and deciduous -trees only, S S. SWACKHAMEB I his Week One inhabitant of the Am Is- ular journal pays tril,utV';K ! wh in le f. ! •r Collect InsCitulc, Crjnford, Ji. J. lands olf New (Juinea, the greater lirazilmliruzilmn naturalist, Or a By Your Rutgers Card en Reporter j Wcatlur causes air pollution toj bird of paradise, had been trans- Ituschi, of hummingbird fum ; ; riM_- and f:ill. .Mr stagnation with planted in l'JM to l.itLle Tobago So while the witlll.y ' *• / Spring in a Leather Pouch trees UN you browse Lhrouirli your Jir.v wind velocity, low barumetin were si-n( lo the Kahamas to rec- Islathl near Trinidad. Thee, half keeps us less «dvciiturc« «] '• Just barely recovered from his catalogs. I'leûrc and low visibility can if) ord on Him (lie story of '.lie (la- 0 1 a century later, the fantastic mat- indoors, get some of th • '•' back-breaking but cheery task of Mr. Christ explains what dwnrf- il persists over a period of some minKOS. I'ui-rtes is will known for ing dance of these magnificent sues of the-GeompmV-V*1" delivering Christmas messages, ed trees are nil about und how to days build up conditions that cuusu his attractive habitat bird groups birds were photographed for the attic or the local library »< your mailman in bracing himself plant und prune them. cye.s to smart, stockings to run and in the American .Museum of Nut- first time. Via the "Geographic" the fascinating bird lor« *'V for hU next happy job. I Recommended Varieties trees to riik the- danger of aom^ ural History. we are permitted to join the pho- there. e <\ Because it's the mailman, rat her | Abo, he gives a list of roemn- injury. These were just thy hecinmnir. tographer in his blind. than the first robin, who heralds mended varieties. This list is a re- Moreover, metallic salts of the In 1B29 »nd lDSO came bird life Next on the roster of bizarre ths coming of spring. I suit of many years of research to sulphure, nitrogen and fluoride arc sludies in Venezuela. The birds of . At this very moment he may be determine which varieties grow species came the little-known known to }>e washed down fronj the Netherlands Indies received at- hoatzin (pronounced "watt-zin") eewing up the seams in his sturdy well in New Jersey. the air when polluted. They cliii; tention in 1!)37 and later the Selecting a truu of Uritish Ciuiana. It was studied leather bug, getting reauy for a y u
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NEW JERSEY BELL -THE WESTFIMJ* (W, /,) LEADER, THURSDAY, MWAWr 17, IH$ 'A at Jefferson Lesters Establish Sherbdurne Given Research Chemist Lions Speaker McDermott to Address Industrial Editors At Essex Meeting Frank X. .McDermott of West-legislative representative of thetary Reserve Program." Dr. George R. Soidel, a Du Pont ucation section of the Du Pont field, executive secretary of theNew Jersey ^lanufactureru Associ- Mr. McDermott resides at 312 Ifeeks Books For Brandeis Grant Role at Parley scientist and educator, will pre- Co.'s t'XU'nsioii division, with liead- New Jersey Orpinizuiion for uation, he authored "Kniploye. lassaehust'tta St. sent an address before the West- iiuaiti'i-s in WilniinjrUm, Del. ForUi'tlejr 'htate (New Jobs), will be (juide to New Jersey Labor La%vs School Library MOUNTAINSIDE — Mr. andIn Lima, Peru j field Lions Club nt Mountainside several years lit' hn< been active the first speaker in a serius of five ami "Employer Guide to iNew ,Mi! LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY Mrs. William M. Lester of 170 New Inn tonight entitled "Freedom and in the eiliK-ationiil ii!'o£r;:in of the munthly le.iuic-diwussion meet-j — ^ K, fl><> requesting the donation i'rovideru-e Kd. have established You." Citing freedom to use indi- Delaware .soi-tion of tilt- American ponsored jointly by the New j&t Books to the w-hool library is tho Lester Foundation Scholarship { Kverctt C, Sherbournc of West- vidual intolligonee jts the Free Chemical Socit'ty, and in this con- Jersey Industrial Editor Associa- W iJiepared by the JeffrK fund at Brandeis University, Wal- field, president of City Federal Sav- World's most powerful weapon, Dr. nection atldi'L'^ses numerous teach- tion and the lherooume is scheduled to Jarvis is visitation day will again sional Engineers, .bociety of Amer- participate in the discussions ol Feb. 12. Each year at me operation of a savings and loan Authorized '1799 ican Military Engineers, Society of association. During tne program Delivered to you—no extras—prico Included. fferson School this particular .Plastics Engineers, Hobby Indus- Kodak Dealer FrelKnt, Tftxcf and Delivery itt« is set aside for the fathers in try Association of America, Green he will present a lecture entitled D-YKAK OH 50,1100-MlLlO UUAKANTIS13 ! ___ • of Lincoln's birthday and the drook Country Club and Temple " l'he Promotion of Savings for Color Processing — IKfUTDKS: SYNC11IIOMHNH TRANSMISSION, TORSIONAIHR SIJS- Ht-Tcacher Association foun- lirowth." J'HNKION, AI-TIOKNATOIt. PU3II-HUTTON I1HAT13H AND I>B- tmanu-El. both movies and stills Kllf»lTKIl, Kl.KCTltlC WINDSllIBI.D WIl'EItS OIL VYUfYAX, day. The hospitality corn- Mr. and Mrs. Lester have two • Mr. Slierbourne lives at 20 Sun- DlltlCCTlONAI- SIGNALS, Under- the leadership of the children, Kenneth and Gay. nywood Dr. i for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc. ines Lorenzo Bellusco, Fred- Brandeis. founded in li)48, laal Bring Your Films To Us AUTHORIZED PLYMOUTH, VALIANT DEALER lj;Nash and Milton Raff, will year became one of the youngest Power Output Up fof pr/e«i and delivery coll for the »re lofreshments. universities in history to have a $ Finest Reproductions BERSE BROS. other tradition at Jefferson chapter of 'Phi Beta Kappa, na- Output of electricity by Public will take place Alareh G tional liberal arts honor society, in- Service Electric and Gas Co. for FANWOOD 2-7840 443 North Ave. W. the PTA board will entertain stalled on its campus. Its 1800the week ended Jan. 10, was 313,- "At lhe IMazn" faculty at dinner. Husbands students are enrolled in the under- 829,400 lulowutt-hours compared d FANWOOD CRX7SZXBD 6TONK CO. 4 î wives of both groups will also graduate College of Arts and Sci- with 30U,6Si2,;iOO kilowatt-hours in Westfield, N. J. I* Invited ences and in 16 departments of the the corresponding week a year ago, * DIVISION OP WtLDON MATERIALS. INC. * Phone 233-1020 r 'BMied on the report of the ehair- Graduate School of Artu and Sci- an increase of 10,247,10U, or o,4 54 Elm St. .]->tHlfllMhril Jfllll •Tbrtmuh Service AVe Crow". nMi of the children and youth ences. per cent. committee, Mrs. Stanley Mirviss, the PTA will send a letter to Sen. Internal Revenue collections Historians rank creation of our Kelson Stamlcr urging his con- rose from $7.4 billion in 1941 tointernal revenue aystem as one of tinued support for one or two full $46 billion in 11)46, tho height of Lhe great liscal measures of the time juvenile und domestic judges. World War U. Civil Wur. Tb6Jit:xt program for the Jeffer- sojl PTA meeting will be Feb. 26 and will be on the subject, "Prepar- ing Y«ur Child for Kindergarten." Mr*. Milton Blonsky, program chairman, announced that the speaker r* the joint PTA parent edtWWion meeting March (i at the Wa»t*eld fiigh School would be S»mttcl n Gould, president of the EJujyktion Broadcasting Corp. Mr. Gould |j> former president of An- tloeh College and Chancellor of the University of California at Santa Birbara He has written a book entitled, "Knowledge Is Not Enough." OUR BIRTHDAY 6/fTS TO YOU I Famous Top-Quality Lancaiter Brand Driver, 18, Pays Speed Penalty iwtJUNl AINjIDE—Joseph Ua- RIB ROAST mieri, 18, of 7 New Brook Lane, Springfield, lost his license for 30 MGR. JOHN ZAREMBA ' tjajj and was fined $20 last week i£> Municipal Court on a charge of HELP US CELEBRATE OUR (Regular »p&x ,...._„„. I t= E>plre>Sal. Jan. 19 bo "Your Chilil: An Unfinished |^ limit on* coupon LOUR OFF b Masterpiece." IS per ihopping fumily _ PLAY GOLD MEDAL ^ 5 b ag49c |rjllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllli 111111": I • SPELL-CASH 7 c CONTEST ENDS SAT., JAN. 19th KRAFT MACARONIDINNER 2 PtT29 FREEI 30 S&H GREEN STAMPS ay ko M with purcnaie of Ib. carton ol YOU MAY W8N $100 CASH DUNCAN HINES!c oH% oz S29c LOU ELLA BUTTER DAIRY Lemon Supffinw, Fudgtt Marbla, Yollosv, Davtl'i, While, Cherry Suprern> GOOD LUCK MARGARINE- THE FORGE INN Addrtu . KRAFT 2-lb.baf E*pifOi Sal., ion. 19 limrT one coupon FROZEN FOODS r "YOU NEVER HAD IT SO FRESH" Route 9 — North P* shopping famrlf ^^ 0 j Ideal 9-oz. $ SUHKIST NAVEL GREEN BEANS French Cut 6 pkg5. ^ J Birds Eye 610-oz.$ WOODBRIDGE FREE! 30 S&H GREEN STAMPS |j Oranges LargeSize 10f»r49c SPINACH Chopped pkgs. with purchase of V200I. cor tor of ^| any brood of :v\ lbl C Weal — Spcau ICE CREAM i| GRAPES FANCY EMPEROR 2 " 29 BROCCOLI Non.. _ |l FRESH, CRISP BAKERY Dining Room Businessmen's Al luurllo SVAP. MILK CANNED CHICKEN or Swifl Chicken & Dumpling* Exit 128 — Garden State Parkway Southbound 5o(., Jon. 1? Follow Turnpike Signs to Route 9 North Limit on« coupon Sot., J per ihopping family WIUIAM L. CROKER, p ping fomil/ Owner-Ma nogcr
!. II — :'i7l> South Avr. CI.AItK TOWNSHIP — C'culrnl Ave. nnd Ilarltnn ltd. ntintft 32 sad MosaUl 06 ?HE W£6TFIEU> (If. /.) LEADtR, THURSDAY, JANtMRY 17, 1«63 Lts Distributed | College Day Set !Arc;i Volunteer Help Washington Rock ; GOP Conservative ; Start" Rloo(lino)>ilcs ! ulison PTAV Council Elects Club Elects Mol Dance Jan. 2." Sunday at HT ftli Visit Holii* i ooin »!iul}i()-- .ire «ni Volunteers of the Weslfield- i-ii M..1 i.f Weitfivld ivy-4 ly dUtiihinini; tirfcfts f"t tin ;i Gymnasium MouiiiaMiside chapter of the Area Residents 1 I a vice prt'.Niileiit of 1he Ke- Klfiddi.-/ ,|;M!.-.- t,, !,<• st;iKi'il • , The I'm-eiiU (JuiKI of Holy Trin- American Kf-d Cross jjrovided statf : 'puMk'un Cu;i-i-l v;:lisr Action Cl'-lb dny fVeiiiiis', Jan. 'J'i. by ih<" FM ' ity Uinh Schwl «ill ln.ld « Collect' for the bluodniobile held in Kliz- The tt'tisliininoM Hoc!: Oil I Scout i ,,f rni.m County ;,t r. mei-tiim at Junior l!i)'h Sihwl J'TA. The • : [Juy Sunday fiom 2 to .' p.m. in ubtlli Monday. Council k-lj it* annual meeting: ti,<. i.-:ll,Wl,(,.| Mi.n..!, of th<» phiiii- f:iir, t-o-i-li:ii] uiHtiiK-A by M .;the lii»"h sehool ^yMiriusiuin. Aiding were captains, Mir.. Jo- nnd bonrd election.; Monday KiKhl ; f,,.i,j Tiu,-.t Co I'ridny i.ijtlit. Mr. Sinnlc slLi Mid Ml*, .lohn V. •i 'The following uiiiwrsiiit-s, eol- se]jh Valemine, chnii-man of vol- , at the W'oslfifl.l Hiirh School. ; M;es and liospital uiitt-ers ami Mrs. Frank Mills, Mil I—:ii2M -.::«'— ?•»•"—lOilO lietledcd I'or rtsecon d two-year j • * ; nursinji- schools witl be repre-eiit- blood donor chairman; reyi^trd- ••UII':. -i—i:i:,—ii:i'— »:«•-. term as council j>icsid--iH \vn^ Mis. j "• i llu- mily iuini-iiii>iii>! event of '1TH2 p i ed by local alumni and adum don.s tion, Mrs. Kdwurd Uaiber, Mrs. ,'ohn II. Foster of 35!i Slum Dr., j.^" Mo original Con:miltei> inc-mlieju ale: U< Sianton Harcouit, Mrs. H. 1. Hoer Mountainside. i.s <'iic of the ollicers: M-G-M p/estnts A JOE PASTtRMK Piojucticn r mill iv:is atioii*,-Mr. i.nd .VIS. S. (iro.ss, and Mrs. .1. I. Alaycto; nurses •Mrs. Alan Bectlxnver of 1400OUllili'ra of the GOP (lull The Catholic University of Amer- previously tre.i'surer. and Mrs. 1'hillip Knss nnd Mr. ica, Di. I*'r:nieis J. Cr.int; Cle;e K. Keenan; of Ki-nlcli Pluins. Kleelcd W theand Mis. J. \V. Seymour; pi St. Maiy-of-the-Wijoils, Miss An- Also canteen, Mrs. \V. K. Hui- DAY BOYP^DURANTE^RAYE •Plainlleld, field vice incident. MIA Jolin If. Olcsen. Huurd n toinette Fuln matin; Mount St. Elected mcmbers-al-larKe include ]K>.îtion of correspondiitK sccretiiry bank, Mrs. J. J. Lallan, Mrs. H. was Miss Dolores Klumpp of West- hei.^ a^8i.stiu>^ tin- committee Mary's, (Md.), <;uy A. Baker Jr.: 1). Simpson and Miss Josephine Mrs. Raphael Cjlynn of 20-IS Ar- chi.lr- Mrs. William Hudson, J St. Joseph's, Miss Sheila o f tlie council, MncPherKon also reporu-d on mid .Miss Clr.re Weitfle, orthoji edic followed by o pK-soitntiun of Also, Notre Dumo College of Tickets Now on Sale progress toward cntrrini; a slate consultant, of the 'Motropol i Stuien Island, Mother St. Maria finance nnd its relationship to the of cnndldates for the State Altera- StnU.' Health District, reviewed ad- Phone Orders Taken at the Strond Theatre council by Churk--. I*. Woodward Pauline; St. Francis, Father John bly In the rjepubllton primary in ministrative and supervisory [; r J. Weltth; -La Salle. Brother V. of COS St. Murks Ave., treasurer. April, expansion »f the rlub's imiil- tlces, pciaomiel qualifications, ( The meeting was eonc'luiled with i Chiistopher; University of Rcran- "A MA/Off EVENT OF THE ine proirrnm mid extension of theily- rftrviee, record-linff and liied- ton, Tatlier John J. MeCee; Eliza- Now through Jan. 27th the installation of 1h<> new board club's efforts in brinj;inj: to pub- ical policies DANCE SEASON...A MUSTI" members. beth Seton Jr., Kister A.nne Ho- lic attention conmiunist-ir.ade mer- At the Jutmnry meeting of .saire; St. Fiancia Hosnit«l M^ JOHN MARTIN, NEW YORK TIMES The Wnsliinirton Iiocl; agreed to pav iiifoiuuilioii nbr>ut Hurst? institu- on Oardcn Club und memliomhip Thursday saw a film, "Prlendship lionn.w wolc^mo to nttctict Suiulay. "Swordsman a total of $rt,7fiO to three truck Seven," clenluiK with the orhital in the Lengue of Women Voters. r ownem for dnnint, c.i to the vehicle^ flijfht of Col. John (Jlenn, There from Siena" Mrs. Glynn's seouliiifr experience nnd their cnriwrs. iverc. I5(! present nt the meeting PLainfield 6-5477 MELINA ANTHONY includes: 'President of the former Tlu: settlements, which were ro- ill tin- VMCA. NOW . . . Westflcld Giil-Scoul Council, cor- DOIted to 'Superior Court Judce responding secretary, recording Milton A. Teller, ended n week- iinlpli Hudson of Plainfiekl, a THRU SAT.! MERCOURI PERKINS secretary and field vice president loni? Jury trial of n aeries of suits. •»iemljer of the Old (luard Chorus, LIBERTY ., widow of William ROSALIND RUSSELL » KARL MAIDEN Robert Mitchum ties inctuda liosary Soi'iety mem- L. Welch and mother of two chil- liirthclays of the following: Prank- V^* ***** Il^l • « moment embraced iiv rier ove ar| Shirley MacLane bership nnd secretary of the Par-dren, will receive $15,000. Mrs. iin Nolsoii of MoutiluiiMidc, Fran- !l|-| nM ' d her ents Guild of Holy Trinity High Mary DcomboIeK Ohidv of 828"ca Hrown, Colin Menr.io, J. V. 1). "GYPSY" J UlxtiO destruction "TWO FOR THE •School. 'trvker, Kicluu'd McKlroy and Fourth Ave., widow of Vurtkes J. LIAOAIN 9 PRODUCTION Of omlMlKir .urn) also the mother of Robert Taylor, nil of \Vcf OF SIENA" pike. Hoth wvo operniinfr Anchor L er's Cotillion" were prese-nteti at n Motor Preiirhl conveyors loaded \vo nte-iiiUei s: Ji,lin F. O'N't-ill of meotinjr heltl jit the honve of Mr.with new cnr.->- Westfield and Leonard Churchill of SATURDAY MATINEE, JAH> and MM. Hobcrt V. Snuvily Thurs-. Ci rinford. Abbott & Costello dny. ALSO: JACK PALANCE, ANNA RALLI A fonrer Wentfielder iind for- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ikiurrlns J. Camp Investors Set Record mer member of the eliib, Cliiirlw "WARRIORS FIVE" 'Dance With Me Heir boll, co-chflirmen of Ihe dunce, a)i K. IJoyin^toii, .-iltendod tlie meet flounced the follov/inp; ct>Himittco.v lit Sales Cuinjmign Swordsman of Siei iiiir. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 53rd Etitei'tninnieiit, Ilu-vvard niul llett.v In '.i year marked by a shnrp de- Tlii' vccrentioii coniniiitct- report- Ellerhorst; tickets nnd finance cline in security markets, the nn-•d a turnout of (>r» for sliultlehoai-d, * TONY'S GOT WOMEN TROUBLE! Thomas nnd l.ois Iiiehey; decurn- tional sales force of Investor Ui- ^r:dl'e and liino-hle :it the Con^re- tions, Robert nnd Dinnno Tlclfcr- versilicd -Services, Inc., in its nixftational Church on Tuesday and Wait'f( you see Iheir mun; hospitttlity, Vim nnd Yvomto weeks atinuul Mule.< eiimpni^n from iWdiiesduy, iibinit ,'10 nu'iuhor.1' ^lilarlous adventures in Sncvilv; refreshmenl-i. Jack nnd Oct. ' Dec. 8, piodiK-ed the furned out to watch the OKI (iunrd \t>\V Tllllf '' Rally Ilui;!ies nnd publicity, Rich- largest snles in tht» eon^pnny'd i;y. "lowlors perform at Clark I,:uuv. 4>tsn«t)1and IKlXlllllKl ^"""l i ard and Thelmn Cook. year history, -breakinir all previous '{iKh'iCores were turned ill by-Koti- 9 RM.-NEW BARGAIN TIME RUSSELL WO00 * Tim EllcrhorM* liave olitniiiiK' records. Total snlo< for the period •)i-t Johnson of lioselle, T22; Wil- Karl MALDEN V - the entertninnuMit ftn tlie danct*. aiiHUinti-ers. Mrs. H. V. Snevily produced during the like period last Now—in addition to the low rates in effect after ti r.M., will furnwh porty fûire/i'stions to year, according to J. 1*'. Mel.aujch- Stolen Car Runt* Two new even lower rates apply after 9 P.M. tor many calls thpso interested in forming neigh- lin of Weslfield. local zone inann- Parked, Driver Floos made Inside New Jorsoy. borhood groups before th»t dunce. K-cr. For example-3-minuto station rate from Nowurk to Cnr! HOKUM — !. , Tickets for this dance, to lie held Three car.--—nne of them report- Wildwood: "PLAYGIRL y Fob. IS, may be purchnsod frmv IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ed HJ stolen—were damaged in a Daytime..601; After 6 P.M...45l;9P.M.-4:30 A.M...351. Mrs Thomas li. llieln-y. IN THE LEADER crash early Saturday, i'oliee said AFTER DARK" 'he stolen unto \v;is owned by (let). These roducetl rates do not apply to other calls such t)ates of -lied Bank. He bad lent as peison-to-pcrson, collect or credit ca/d c.ills. it to his a.-v-onale Sidney J.-iffe of Ntw JCRSCY BEIL *'l 1 N:incy )>r. and jmlice t-aid it ton -• ""• "•• "^"" °'{"— -vas stolen late Kriilay nichl from BRING in front i:f Jiilfe's luniu>. THE Tlie ear laler struck two ]>nrked ears in fiot oi' T.'iT Slnu-kamaxun FAMILY... Dr. Police are seeking the
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The Blue Devils HS MatmenPfJ )v»eie truunceU is vsho will oppose Trenton in lonuinow's away meet, won seven of 11 boys in grades 6 and 6 | Signup to Start j ici Kuol me btui-v uncl incii go on event- Coach Walt Clarksou used only 15 swimmers, seven of them formed at the Y. The ]c, Nipped By si j learn set race sophomores, to avenge the US-10 upset Pingry inflicted on Westfleld consist of several wet-ltj n I 10 to(i me iiuvYKs J^-.io. .uiKe opi, Saturday in Boro .'Ulnni/lger led ihe i'lacoil aUucK hut year. I'inirry snapped a record practice and rules intGrn >wun wnue fcne l'clcr»oii was lop mini SU-nifft Wesllitrld victory streak I Boys will be formed jnl in their last encuunU'r. to participate in league t 61 to 53 MOUNTAINSIDE — At a meet- Romp Over iir iht liuwks. YM's Wrestlers InAAUThe KanwooSd brother and sister A Blue Ue\il quintet oi D.ICK- Boys interested in , ing yesterday in UcerlH-ld School tenm uf Jcir und JoAnn Greim set in amuiii-r squeaker, Ihe Celtics nt Bj STEVE ATWOOD hau lo wniisiunu me LaKer's 1<- stroker Mike hctchum, Weail- the league should The newly displayed versatility ollicers of Hasehall of Mountain- the psce Saturday YMCA. The league win side Inc. prepared details for reg- Westfield High School's vrest- Get 2nd Win of Bob King guided Wostfield's linCardinalsg team chalked up its thirl win first meeting at the Y at 1 * Blue Devils to their seventh vic- istration of plnyers to he lie-Id Thursday. Jan. SI. !(| for twu .Saturdays beginning with in four outings when it rcwiiecl lining fuuriii quai- j frecMyler Jim Lincoln easily cap- The Westfleld VMCA wrestling tory of eight encounters in n 01- over IMuinh'cId Friday afte"noon i.uKer cause wane I lured the 200-yard medley relay, The league will this week. AAU «ge-group records in winning icr aiuc-u the team scored its second win, with- g ill meet *M 68 content with Dayton Kegionul at home IS3 to l(i. jd oi- the first event of the afternoon. out a loss, this past week, ns il The registration for all boys in- their individual medley events. Jerry •y Thursday for 10 weeks. Friday In the varsity (rym. Two giiJiron standouts, Dnvc and ueiensive play lor the Westfield pulled away to a 13- pinned a S-'i-21 defeat on East terested in playing will lie from Miss JoAnn Greim, one of many Under a banner of "Kingsville. Morash nnd Marty llowarlli re- ics. in inner .lemur league, ac-j '.', lead with a first and u third in ISrunswick. DOUKIIIS Furrell. Ar- 10 to l'i a.m. al Deerfielii Kt-ho-.il Westfield area girls swimming for USA" erected by Westfield stu- tuinc-d their unblemished mat me jvi-iit'Ks coa.-.ieii to an uifeyjlhe iiUO-yuril freestyle race. Mus thur Hunt, Stephen West, Doug- nnd will lie repealed Saturday the Summit YMCA girls swim lion dents, the C-10 ciiJitBin of the marks while scoring pins fur the eular Ted Council upset l'ingry's las Anderson and Douglas Whit- Peter Meyers TDJ Jan. 2G. teem, built up a lead in all of the ol-ô win e-ver cue i*uilcl3 uetunu Westfield five brought down 24 re- Illue Devils. Andy Ullrick to take first. Illue taker scored pins for Westfield. individual four strokes to win the Uiu sharp shooting oi mil .uauuu bounds, scored 20 points, dribbled, Kegistralion forms arc: avail Others scoring pins for Wtet- Devil senior liill llaney handed girls 11-12 200-yard event in anu hen iiomuiu with IJOU riynn The Y team will meet Parsip- Y Rope Climb blocked shots, and broke away able ut all schools in the: borough fiolri were Jim Powers, Hurt including Our Lady of Lourdes. 2:38.5, beating the forme record and Kred Jiurns doing the job lor | I'ingry captain John Trull one of pany next Saturday at l'arsipany. Peter Meyers topped all» from hill usual place under the i'helps and Joe Weindl. me Mullets. ! his infrequent last place finishes basket to help crack Springfield's It wus suggested that all uppli n by several seconds. Results: in the Westfield YMCA inn UUCKUS led the Nats to their! by placing third, ••; II, —K;il loll. W. 1.I11IK.0 AlcllO, relentless full court press. cants huvc their forms lilted in . l'c-u-raott, All boys who will bo eight years lluld. •rfn-i. 3:: brother, Jeffrey, of the Westfield win over the Koyals m s>pnc 01 nn scrambled up the rope in ;,'.%% all-out etlort by Joe Werner ano j freestyly e record with a T.i.5, West- ''KI —rii-nwlll.-Ell. d. 3-3, iVr.lgllt, with a 2G point avcruge per game, of age on or before April 1, and rU's K u Ino, Y led teammate dreg Gerber to onds.The rope climb is the (sill was but a part of the Westfleld • in -.1 nis scrappy Koyal leainmmes. '1 lie field'sfild' GregG g SmolenkSmolensk! set a new w who will not be 17 until Aug. 1, the finish in 1:17.4, beating the W iilnnril l'iiohik. RI>. event of the contest. $*s team effort that also featured Bob WHS record in 200-yard individ- pn—Ifuiil. or after are eligible for one of former record by a full three sec- .lUtgs UKI most of their scoring in ji;.—iiuii.-, i.inni.a J>HVIM. W. in-j—A-ki , W, pliined Ann- Meyers also leads all .„ Feltcr and Doug Carver. the Mountainside Leagues, Ili-lil. iln•« vvllli lioy Hue/. Ic. 1-1. onds. This was the second meet in tlie nrst half lo clown the vnamois ual medley. Sophomore Smolensk! liii MiiiiiilK—llnnii HIK-KIIIX I'lii 4H-2I. Although the warriors out- finished the course in 2:20.0 to the end of four events wiji ?• Feltcr collaborated with the A total of 458 buys and girls Ili-l.l. ili-clKlulii-il KIM 1'iiwir.-. 3-1. a row where the Westfleld 10 anil W, points. Stephen Butler top-w'f ' •untlK-—Jut- U'elmll, Wi ^lllc-tcl. scored the .Mags in the .second hah easily nip Pingry's Chris Wcstcott team captain for 10 of tho 20 participated in thu organization's 1 under combination of (irelm und I :,viI c'liiis-iniiiii, :<::n.. udnnd the shooting of Ken Schoel, and clip 2.6 seconds from Cou- MC—Whltl.ukvr, W, jiinned Iilneh. sixth grade scorers in thtj,'* Westfleld points in the first pe- activities last year. H« [ijnii.ii S.iin )-".-i11...• i>liii. Mac-key. W V continued his domination of the 117— Munis. EH, plmieii 111 -uiliia, climbere with 53 each. ThelJ- second period that helped give league; Walter Henzing, vice Mil,I il. <:1>- loii'-.l Julin I.Inn. :. D. Devils Steve McCoy and Terry ir.7 iioiiniiK—inn I'IHICK. Midn- l'J-14 boys group by winning hie Guss c-apturcd first and second re- \V ing are the top ten scorcur Wostflcld a substantial 17 point president, little league; John Kor- Ililil. ilii'lshuuvl lOi.il VlKIII'. 7-3. 100-yard freestyle event in :66.4. j uuior Loop Pluy four events in the fourtl lead al tho half. ley, vice president, minor league; 177 iiiHimlH—lluvi- Mi.rash. Wi-rt. spectively, ill the diving. Both are I,,•].!. iiiiiiii.l lluli HIIWI'II. 2 :1 :i. Also winning a first-place medul, Big 6econu-hall bcores opelk'd sophonioreM. Al t.icbkind, vice president, girls' lli.iivyn-i.|i-.hl •- Murly lluimrlh. Miss Doral Schweitzer of Scotch lp. 130; itlelMiV.I "{,, - Tho Springfield cngers were the dilfercnce in Junior League Colin Il.crlciy, 121; .Mi.li,,| c w.-siik-iii. piuiiiii iiiii-k, i:::,. Sophomore Demarest pressed 3 Teams Sweep 1 confined to one-shot attacks ilue soflbull; iiank Wolkin, vice presi- Plains was u member of the Sum- play ut Washington School, i he oii I'.-wlu, uj; jam,, ; «i to Westfield'g control of the buck- dent, operations; Hobert Wclborn, mit YMCA Girls Swimming Team leopards - bulldogs, Panthers - Ti- county champion Trull in the but- r Ruitlcrs Win terfly, before finishing second be- boards. » ^ck Apgur'n notable device president, finance und lion foursome which set a new atatci gers games were even in Hie first jnllll, 91. hind the hitter's 5".7 slate. Junior In Washday Set ' fensive playing ami speed, along Karrcll, treasurer. Earlier lust week the WHS tenin mark in winning the 400-yard naif to muzzle the Leopards 31-lfj I I'- with Dnvc Boniftluwski'H jump Interested adults arc usked to freestyle relay for senior women. and the Tigers scored 26 pouus in Jim Lincoln finished third in the I(li'li:ir: (le-M-ct s»0 iileli l'liilim -.'I, WiKinel.l IP I'ilswo, ih ...... '. i;:t'v r.Mi r,-.'7 ll.inlinu . . . 1 f, poimilH — HKtm liumi, Si-uteh nod 'their lirst live contests the pounds and under, 151-17(5 Club Directors Connell, Ilcesch, 1/nve I'crkow- pounds, nnd •MIUII'IH -• Itoil Iliy ski and Kred Warfield completed 10.', IMni>n. victory streak. TUIUIH .. Ji 1:1 Iii open or unlimited. Trophic* und ,,,.,li I-1 n I n K, •!.< l«l.,n t-.l I in it Kdward A. Kammler Jr. of a near-perfect day for Westficld's hili.s. a-n. K|U'lltKll|.|il in 7 1 !l n—;.3 medals will bo awarded to high- The WestfieUii'i-s trailed only on Ci unfold ha* been re-c-leeted swimming team by breaking the Wi-i-in.iii .. -in II ir..-r.i I 14 |,|>1M|||K- -IMi-li fiui-tlttii-v. S 'trh Tom Arnot's gutno-opening free (IITII'I.IIK: Mtllllllo 1 N.iwlek. oilng contestants. ll ll l f president of Suburbnii Golf Club, 1 :.'IH freestyle relay record set fl-1 liulliiila —l.m-ry Ki-lly. Sinhll thrtiw. Trinity then forged nhcnil Union, and will serve bis second last yenr. The quartet finished the All qualified .Jndn students l'liilim. 'Iri'tv wllh lli.imlH Minim, l-l as Pntil l.nmbcrt nnd Sinn Stanley 2UU-yut'd race in 1 ::iii.2. Budner Moves lo Second mill] register with the AAU and ll'!i itmitnlH—Kt.ii I'liu-i'i-s. Wi»|. year as head of the club that lale Ili-lil. il.Tlslniit.il I Villi'litliu-. 4-.-I sank baskets. Stanley tallied eight l!l(>2 turned clown a lucrative The results: are urged to participate. l:i.' iiniimlM- '.liilin .tuliiiMi.n, S.-i.t.-h In Noiniiiiegan League. points as the UT cagers swept tn oiler lo move to .Siotch I'luins. H» iwtiiiKlM — III.ii l',)ir.lni.|-] S.-uUll an 18-10 advantage ill the first The Hoard of Governors took on • wslii, \v. Tinii- - firtsiont htlliK. II|.|-IM|IIIII..1 Jot. U'ii'iult-I. I:'. I Shea continuod to hold their c|lialter. tlnee lu'wc-iniiers---l-'ied Complin- H.-.-.-lyl.-: I. ,|.,i- .-. I vi.- lli-.-s..],. \v: :: |,: lead for the second week in the Weiant Defeated Si-iitill rliilnn. ili'clhiIIII.IH--IIIII iirni .1 1(111 Siiiilhiii-.l. I;-II. Nl. I'ulrli'k'H 177 IUIIIIIIIH Mui-ly ll'.u'iiuh. heen and will be in charge! of the "lo.lK-r Mii.hi-ll, I' .;. ImiiK Hill Weiant of Westlicld wns de- W. •III. III. >l.i'lsl.,i,..l I:-.I llni-.r. !•• n. -y, \V. Tone- II I.I. Bodncr took a sweep to move i. r i' club's youth activities. McDonnell ).ir.l !• i. ksli ..I,.-: feated Sunday in the finals of tlie ll.-iivytv.-lKliI - - l>;»v,- M ..ranh . Miln IIII. w. z Kinl K up from fourth to second pluce in W..*tll<-I<1. ill-. IMIMII.II .t.ilm l;illim-!I.H. and Kenipi'r replaced John Ucill \v Short Hills Club's 15th annual I ipl.ii. and John Vnorhees, both of whom .M.ivi-r. f Tj:,i,. tho standings. invitation nquttsh tournim:nt Class Hill I'llilK i.v.ii.l reii'Mmi'i.!, : I. \v i. r»i rnrekl I retired after serving many years -li>UI. '/.iii;,iili:il:,ii, NIIM :'i'i l:i C division. Li-un.il-il . o i) llni.-... Zliiiin,i in.u . \V. Tlim— llorinur , -^ -rt on the board. ! 1 'The "former Anilictsl College Ideal Still Clings Wi-gcl ' -'11 - ' ij n The other three nllivei's also illll-i-lly .1.1I111 Tl 11II. s i "; ::u tennis standout was toppled by Hilly Trinity were retained at last week's or- i'iii| ; ::. Jim l.in- WII-MMIIII . . . J J I.en Joy of Montclair, IB-10, 16-7, (j r r Imlnii I..II.1I..M guni/ation meeting. They are John IMlllin- '.!..'.. : i 16-13. Weiant, rcpreseiitiiiK tlie ToFabctteLcad BOTH II. 11. r. 17 (ilocekncr uf Union, vice presi- Newman ... 1 7 V Elizabeth Town and Country Club, Alice Kuchs of Itiirons hit the si nii.'-y .'.'... FRONT WHEEL :: l:i dent; Will am Wulsli Jr. of Bli/a- s lop-seeded nnd had gnined the maples for a li'Jl ^riiiiit' in the: tI!-!VI4Iri.-û*-* beth, Fcoretnry, and Kugt-ne M-c: manufacturers loop lender. L.'i'.li'u.K-V' ..in ii i: .Ml Linden; Kenneth Kstabrook, Cran- Birds Lead k the: Air Kotec Hcserve, is a mem- Cl''leillente s nlô _gained three to iii.tv 'rii'| [i.v . N i:—ii ford; Dr. Kiclianl Hopping, Maple- >H y ].- r.l.iy. I. UY*t. •pacification* ber of the Wi'sllii'ld Tennis Ghib. j i _• i. i .-•-.-. i! II'I t :.n'..|l. 1-,-t- lh'1'H.'li, roniain a iialf-gaine nil the lend-, wood; Joseph Allan Jr., Kli/abeth, I-, i k. ki. l--l-.il rt'.nll.-IU) ONLY Horner dropped oil' the lend in He wwi the: l'.MJO Union County c-r's piti-e when they scm-ed uver j the Early Hird Howling League Overtime Win and Kugene Wulsli. and rininlield Area men's singles Klir.lmn Liquorl,in.uor. Miller'.Miners tooIOIIKk a sweesweepp ; J. Carroll Dol.cn of Hillside, who watches Tuesday when they lost n tennis tourilnmeut titles. sweep to Zimmerman while Mul- from Mnlingiuiy House tu move up I Although they didn't give up :i served as club presidelll for sev- live: points in Ihe win column over! basket for the lirsi 11'-j ininute^ eral years up to HIU2, will eon. reany swept oêr Stantcin to move the tail-enilers. ' and led by live point.x with :t min- Ex-Devils'Cager into first place. tinue as c-hi>.irni.-in of the board. Jr. League Lead ii- • lut; ....e . lefi .tit :ii i regulatioi ..: n .:_time. ., tHolyl .1.. ,I Stac-ey Waireu will remain as eluli G. Shaw hit the ten piiio for n ,.;;;.. I Trinity High's biiskethall foivi-.-i I coordinator and hnndicapper. Starring for Eli 231 high game ant SJH ll 1'.K;;I. sinn of timely points for Yali 17 :: I ill tin- Junior l'iii l.i'iigue willi .\|.il|..r.niv II..11:. . . .-^ . _ cami; o(T the bench to tbn>w in a University's varsity basketball [.I- .il .M.u I.- I it., r|| basket and two fouls fur Trinity's Slum :! ; total of .'ill wins and 1 Ti losx- l!:in.ii'« I'IH:-. team. American • iV," -]- ,\l.tli.-i:.ii.i l(..i^. . . Kcmk mid Smith remained tied fi ond .-l . win. it?,*: Mill. I:- IS. .Illlv . - . ••.* ••••- -..-• Women's Ree. Lead Tin- il-l'noi, -Jlrt-pmuiil, -JO Wili-.ln- l'i... s ...... , .1; ,;• Made second with bulb trains winnin Ornn,rt year-old jiniini- leads the Klis ir L'\ In .1.11 \ l.-l Ml III 1-. •..'.» ....- l.i. one cnil of Ibrei-. I-::,11 l.i.pi..r "-.-I ..:il .-.: I rebounding timl is avc-rai-.ing nine •_-% HI I-..: .: !! Car • I. iii.-sil.- l'.|...... -.|> '.I I .:.- Goes to Gaul i points a game through the team': BRAKE ....'. :.*;.i :••! i Wl'lKllI • -. ' IM11I1 H.,::- •.!•: ..-•• '••I I'linl . . ...'.7 1 .'i!'-l I .... ii'..iiiii !::. 1 . . ..•':' ..I.' J] i first nine encounters. Replacement parts Smith . . . Itaiehle ilrnppe!> 1 rlMH - If noodod ; 111 i" c> v lost three out (if four point,-, to put(ceiiti-r or forward |insiliou—am not included I |:I:II-II.,I lint .•!' town ier.i--tNitii.il uf 1 tllc-m secolnl .'li the adder. •do the job well in either slot. III. ' Slr.i.ii./.t tt\(l\.l.l YMCA Leys' v.yiu am '- '1-1' . \ 1 :i ..oh'ii.ni Cornell i-oiUhined Ui Imld third I husky Wcsllield collfgiau is one o' >WI!I1 III 1 I II" tl"ll I'lil'-lS Will i»l , VI.. t in-. . . . •I. ::i I: I ]\ spot despit.1 :i sweep by (';ild\vell, i tin.- hi-.-t lik.-d niemlH-is of tin: 1C1 House of Cards lie!.I \V,.!•,.• d.iy lit '.i:!fi a.m. in :> ml. ^ . r'lilVi.'' ' 1 . :ii. .- who also took high ,-c-ii with \ i|iiintel and is an jiggressive, bard- ill.- VMCA lol.liy. H •-:•• ! \v 1:1 -1, . . i'-.-Kl 1S:>H t(,l:il. j worker. • K PLAID STAMPS Takes Over Lead i-.-il! IT ll. Id f..| I...V.- l; I t- 11) j Dave's favorite shot i.: Ihe -.•til.. .. I'.' «h'i are :i! Ira-i' I'.i - lull I VI !*• II ; hook sh"l. Atiesting li. his re i ' v ; i ::• -i '' m.-ll . . llou>c of C.nih Inoli i.vi-r lln' :••: :ili ii-vi-l- ..?' abillly. M ,.,,|..|[ ,i,,1 I'II.. : bounding ability are ihe 'JO ON lead ill the 7 O'clock Bowlim- !I-I:RI. i-ia- e. [..• tl:.- h li ami agiiinsl .Midii l.iiiglle hifl »vi I, when .lonn \l:t Skcel Shooters .:|...-r .. l.iy i.!V ,,f ,i •--•in .'I It-.-.. n| 1 | Q • i i gall. ; ALL SALES liyn dropped ;i .-ween t-i Mahi".;;:iiy .phciin.ire lc-Uei-.\viniHlr House. .I,...,I,I ,.i>.,- :, i ,,.,f,,M:..n ..-:.. Miakotko Sweeps : To Vie Sunday : s ; ' l:,-'l ,v:,:.'nn. Si-liuniacl.er .-corei v 1 MJ IM'ilH anrl v.n> the No. '- re EXCEPT GASOLINE 'J'i'l hif.b Rium- :mi! lili :ivi. -..- not- ''îr?'^$^^ In Stonelienge - : hi.tiinili r i n Yale's Ivy 1.. airue high ^.:ie. wi'h an IKU t.ilal .'•: • I O ; «' Bumper Srries p j Cli-livi'-w :v..-iil C"I:II:I I "iii• •• ti- ' l:i '-: ' :'-- '• ' :-' •• ' '• " , 'I in- i-'iilv i'l::n:;:r i.-i tli..- .-'KUII-' ' ...,:, .1 I... 11 . ! in..II I •->,:::.•. I';-1 :. S-hnmnchi-r pn-pared for Yale' ^lip into li.uiili JIIMI1.-. itn-i v. i;.l. :• t- :ir. \-.i!l !-. !i.-' I i;i -r ,=, (.,. j'.,,-!.-;!!!.- K I--I,- - t-indln-'s ' Shift in J. VVin.-lie.-ter iMa:....) HiBhi \\ I. C'..|iin:i l":i. •. :ll I i.'l.i. •• 'I •:' ii,,-,-..,•:.;,.i YMI.\ ,-!-.>-i-a! .-I-.- ••,ii,.tti,1;.";, 'i,.,,;ip;;' ,ia): •,,,„;; h".'! and tin- C oat.- S.-honl. Hi j It. : • . ! - . .••••_ - ' '!:.- ror.ntv |.:,rl. Map .n:d •!,. • I H:i»:pi r m .-!:- MI ll'.i- M:.:.-:!i i- .1 •.'. I' -. \ I •••• • i, • •' I '•i::-l ''I :•••:! IMI :il -1.: h «i:l :::• ,..).,.., ., shillinlku -Wie|l from' In-Ill,. i.|| K.-i.i|v..i:!iHi%.l . ' i.iiv s.: i.i|.talll ami caineil All-M.i: : a ] ,M . .... — I l.i • . i.will:;: l.c.ii e ii.-.-ull' 'I i:: clump- il-eli- '••••' ;>• •••' .mil :-.to cvn::. Wjviii.il pushi-d lln-in into;, >.•,-- nt tcain h-fiinr: ' ford. .Sunday !":•::::•!..;• .:! ' )• :::. .i el:., ii-iu nanit II tin: le:i'( lo liiird a priprUr. S,| uiiiarln-:- plaVi-.! ; .1- ,1,1,. I'. : . . •- : The l'J« . l,..n:|.|--:: -»•!-.- v... v.:i •.ml ;i!a. •: Hi- «ith l..,vdl wb>. b>: t (iaiu:- iikin;-; ovi-r • •l.ll-ll \ I-••<• • 1 ( i.iball ainl •«. en tin- trad; ! by Ci-nrv :<•••'••. lr-:ni-!-: . - • •• iNt'W <»>'lll ll) < )|)<"l> I"- '" '" .\' >'>n:in. W.:.t>v.....| l.-.-i-.i- . •:• l!r.'. '.--itb :i :li:i-'1 ;;in>c: li-.un at flif.-ili-. Hi i.. an inilu:-ttiul ; '|.,,., 1^,1,:...... 'I ibl.'U Ml :'r..li'hl I.. :-...-• . r-'.-M- w i, IC irn.iii V.'ll.-t- . . : ep. at Yale. I . w;is Illlllielllli ill I1.':.- all'! ::: i'."-1'. T;-..- W. :ii. ;i v.V'A bii'ii' iV".'/:i" .I!!!'!!!!!! '.'i _-i i M I. li:n«.>-l !!•• ; - .. 'I '-. -.-••• : ••;•,.••!..'> :; .: I '•-l.irlt VI. -. rl..-i-- . •:-•: -I I •"•' : Til,- .-OIII,'...- ::,.!. :>.„• ..-.I !..
ii ••-.!• 1 Mi. 1 . ... •; • .- 1- •''. ,'.! {<• .! :•'. in i::-ilnn ! li.-ld-: an- . ,.. :i !., :'n.- |-.-.ii- I.-.-, ii \\-f .1 wo- 1 1 • . • .-•' • > ::,.. : ,•=,= .!.,,, ,!..-,• ,:,:• «....' î! ^ '' \ \ \ \ \\ \ \ \ \ ]\ ' 'A ' | of Westfield. Inc. 11:1m .i! \.iii. .- !•••• 1 • ••••• 'Sa|,l,.::,v .,:d >::.•!:. !'i-.i. 1 '-. T.-. -:. • ii|..,iv;..>v . . ! : ' - .., •: HI ill-T :-. ::• .-!.' Liv-lf. AI I 1 ' '.""''• :.."•• "''• . ;, p.m .-!:. I! .-!' .::! -..:•:.. ..;. I. ... ,v |..,:..- ••i.llM I."'.: • •'•- • -•• • "• 1 1 : - .,:. !!.,- .-'•.-•I. in. •: ih.- i:.-l...;..| .!. ., l.i:.';-;:, '.! I ;i\alhil.|.- on li..- ,-:-.'i:"! . ' I"'. H 1101 SOUTH AVE. W. AD .2-1300 ll-.-i-.. ••! ri..l -.: : ^ ••'• .:• 1'.' M.-.::, I!.. X::".-\.< . :.:.•.- Ibe j ""•"• '"•" -' I,-. .1. :in,.i:.- .;.!• >••.-,<. ••• • •-! •:. M.ilK.-r..' II...:.- ... --I" --- ' •" OPP. MEEKEH'S GARDEN CENTE8 i LUAUL". CLASSIFIEDS I'AY , l l ! i ll 1 ! 1 1 tb > Jvi.i y. il./^ wiuot'j . c-e'J .-.'J *-il • -. , ;»',' ''cil i ,i.'"' ro.Li .i.i''''" ' " LEADER CLAfsiFIEbs TAY Fennis Club Here Reelects Booth; 'WarinancoRink I Westfield Y Boy Swimmers Continue I Ball & Chain Bowlers lift I New Adult Programs j For Three 200 Games Co»Hidered at YM Miss Pierson Treasurer Emeritus | Lures Throng Of | Winning Streak. Initiate New Pool '. Charlie Nippress hit the pin:1 jUSNR Division The physical education depart- for a 219 and Martha Peterson j ment of the Westfield YMCA an- Gordon B. Booth of 131 Euclid 'Y' Division Sinks YMCA at WestfieUi at 2:30 p.m. rolled a 213 twice in the Ball and Cnpt. Kmile L. Bonnot, USNR,! nounced today *that several new Ave., was reelected president of Ice Skaters Practices in the new pool are Chain Bowling loop matches which commanding officer of the Naval j adult programs will be tulded to the Westfleld Tennis Club ut tlie Jersey City 133-57 scheduled for the boys us follows: ended with the Lovers still in thuReserve Military Sea Transpoi tti- | the scheroaniarn with a 723 andElizabeth, announced today t\w <•..-- nas;iuin will bt? ready nt the Y. George R. Yenzer, secretary, and from 1)IP opening day of this skat- scored victories over their re- «-7 p.m. and Friday, «:?,0-7:J0 high team series went to the Dnr- iocifttion of Cmdr. Duu^lus W, Adult co-ed badminton and co-ed George B. Gillie, treasurer. ing seaûn, Oct. 14 to Dec. 31, it spective opponents. p.m. linfrs who hit the maples for a.Barton Jr., USNU, of W'frttfieiJ, ffiiciritf are to hi.* udd«d to the pro- After 37 years o.f continuous was announced today by George The Y division initiated the YM- l.ilHG count. to the unit. (,'ram it" there i$ enough interest. T. Cion, superintendent of recrea- w I. '•• service as treasurer of the club, CA swimming in the now pool Sat- 'M' Division Dunks Commander Barton, who saw na- II* linil umlpn HELEN traffic manager of the North in vii-.l ••'•fo.sl.vl.-: 1. liiil; Ihuify; the Sportsmen's Bowlinu League _/ity and w u member of tho Ainur- Q PL 6-0008 •o 12 noon: afternoon sessions are second for the age 14-17 group of '. Itri",,,. Wi.ll. Who reiigned as treaturer American Cement Corp., a mem matches to hold onto their om ..'an Lejfion Robert lingua Post held from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Monday Westfield. ;'U y:ir.l h I kMtvuko: 1 Hun l^.mu'- of We.tfield Tennii Club ber of the Presbyterian Church of \ l.Tip; I T<»ny \\',1N. ifame lead over Franks who also md the Lumbdu Chi Alpha frater- 'hrough Friday, and from 2:30 to ^0 >anl hrvasl.4tlok<>: ::. Jim A\'ost- v Registered Pharmaeitt in Westfield, and is identified witr- Tho swimmers did an outstand- took two .from Mazza. . ., „ . nity. 5:80 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. •n:ll." !/' attendance at store many other local clubs and or ing job sweeping eight events, tak- •Hi y;inl bndorny: 1. Dnvf Hohiy; Bonnettl hit for three fianiea in truncations. Mr. Gillie and hi Evening sessions are offered from ing firpt and second in each. They '. Tuny WI-HM. the 200 bracket racking up 203 b Day and Night ft Ft. Ski Tow wife, Jean; a daughter, LiiHr S to 10:30 p.m., Sunday through took 13 firsts, 11 seconds, and five Ml y:ml fii-fSlyli. ri'lay; L' (Mnlk 211 and clofini; with a 226 for » LEADER CLASSIFIEDS TIVOIIO. J'l.k Patipy, Jiiivo llonry, BRING RESULTS Jean,'and a son, George Bruce Thursday, and from 8 to 11 p.m.thirds and won every age group m liin.,-3). (540 totnl. Del Stone took the loir reside nt i Stanley Oval. Friday und Saturday. event in the freestyle and back- Kr II nml 12: weep hitting Christiansen Plumb- teady for Snow In yanl fi'f.-«lvlf: IV (.'I,nek .\>i- Governors reflected for a three Mr. Cron nlao announced that stroke. They split the relays. With •iil.I; ':! IVto KlKlb-'r. intf for three. year term were Dr. Georges Lukk visitors to the Ice Center need not the six lanes in the new pool, •I" yiu.) liiiikslrnUi.; I. C.-urKu w i. l)e expert skaters to use the rink, Weatfield was able to swim alter- Mill!; t. lllck Miixivi'U. .Inyil<>i> nc L'l At Hill Course Frederick D. Parmly and F. Leslie HI vanl hi'omlndiiHo; 1. Jim Holy; KrniikH ar. sa Rowe. Other governors of th" nor must they be able to skate at nate boys in every stroke as well • I'.,,.i IVfUn. Puionjiiiii :H ^:I •01. Beginner instruction is avail- as relays. Westfleld results: •lu ynril II-MI'rfly: L'. II.m Wolly; llnrtii'l'H :t:i 24 , .A 650-foot ski tow will be Inclub are K. D. McManigal Jr., Har • Diii-o l'iiuipl>i>ll Muzzii :ii> y? SPRING SESSION old E. Morgan. Archer D. Sargent ible at all general sessions. Ai[(> 10 nuil lltnlTi ]i;a yufl fr.M'Ulylo r.-lay 1. IU-1 Ht"\:.> :ill 2T .operation at the Galloping Hill The artificial ice rink is expect- ii.*, ynnl fi,.i-sl> 1»: 1. Jim Hivnn.in; •lii'iii-Ko" Hull .ll-ii FToly. Clim-lt WcHtflnlil (lulf .... 2K L1!. Diran Gulbenkian, It. V. Snevily 1. Jutiii Wiilld'y .\ui-,i:ul. I'o.-or Wnlss). Cln-|stl:uisiln SS 35 Golf Course, Kenllworth and Un- od to remain open until March 10. ,ion, with the first substantial and John Kraft. •!-•> ynr.l linrkls|l''>l i:t HIM) lit Mury's 2'.' H5 February 4-May 25 Other facilities nt the Ice Center Siuuftl; L\ Jim IVikownki. lull >i-il f. i-i.stylo: ^. Hill T.iylor; WVatfloM l,unih.'r . . 12 JS snowfall, it was recently an- Plans are underway for a fuV LT. yurii Un-uslM roltn: ? John '. I Hi-it Tioiuioi. ' i»,-l KI,IIH> f.73 003 !>«» 'ncluile a skate shop, warming VV.,II<|.'.\•; ::. u my t'nM'l. Hill j-iiNl lj;niltKtl'vlio: 1 fii'rt H'.l- "lirlHilaiiniMi Sin B(;S 71!" nounced by the Union County tournament schedule in 19C3, par n 1 tici'-atlon in the New Jersey Ten room,' und a snack bar. :'.' vur,l liuticrlly: '.!. llreK CITIM-I; 111.1. t' vtmimnti l.'vn-l s;tfi SG2 Xl* RUMSON SOUTH ORANGE Ptik Commission. pl 3 .mil Mon'ni. 1 I'll y;\nl hi oiistHlt ..kt-: 2 J*.(.- w.'Httlcl.l (luir !inr. 842 Kl' nia League, the Junior League, an Kill y.uJ iii'cstyl.' relay: "J (John S\v:u-|: ":l. ll.uylo Dliuniitl. liiy.li.c SuiipUi'H »"S KT.I K7>: JThe rope tow, a new winter 7 a full program in the junior de K:ill'iti'lii.,', S-.-.my llowll. (Jury M» liin viril Initlorlly: I. Hull Sh>- l-'ainvdcul Harlicrs ... 79S s:!^ !'^ 842-1550 762-7828 WWts facility, is located at the tiir'iltTi. Knit Urixuti). li.lin.-i-; ;i. H.ivo lioiii-iroHl. Wi'Sllli'lil I.uinixir ... 747 7SII R!l!> >ed|te of the fairway at the No. 3velopment field. PALS Caê Team «Ui' ll-IUl liio yn.l fi- >• n-il frfi"-tyli'- 1. Pi'lo Mlli'lu-U; 'rom.,-1 i).MI llollanil. Du-U sliiouin. l.iMil FnnilCH »L".I i>30 S1I7 READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS ts*M>f the lower nine holes of the 2. Iliinry KiiriiHvc Mil Tiiylor) Muz/.u Laiulscapf* . . . STiy 874 786 golf course. This particular site entertainment committee, an f.ll yanl liinltsTniK..; 1. Ji-IT lirolm; •«<• ia-iTi offers skiers a one-quarter mile nounced that plans have been To Meet Eagles ".. U.ny K'Hi'lkniiip. ]UH yuril fi-Moslylo: ;'.. Inni11 Hinltli 'Saturday morulnys or weekday t'vtminjr.s. This course is r.o y:n.l lire iHlstvuki-: 1. John A<-U- Kin ynr.l lui -1; • >ki.- '1 Hoi. l_'lu\lil- Col. Klin" Ends Course downhill slope. The tow has an in-completed for a dance to be held flunn; y Tnni SlililciM. •I.TS; 3. Trtoltor .MK.'lioll. ofTerfni at flll IOVOIH from Cth gnulo through collfr^p, with students it the Elbabnth Town and Conn- Ml vnril hull.-illy; l!. l.iurv Kck.'l- mu yni.l hriMisisti uko: I. Iliuinoii cline of 00 feet to the top of the k-iin '-. i .liilm ,\i'-ki'r»t«i. At Co in in and School grouped according to ability. It holps ntudentu to vcad with try Club Saturday evening, Feb In Exhibition Iwjrl.' •lope. The area will be lighted to L'liii y.u-il fri-i.styli! iviny: 1. (Ili'in-y inn y-iril linll.-.-llv: •_'. li.ili Clmin- spcod and coinproncuHion, to wrlt« ^lainnmticaUy «nd lof;IcttUy The Philadelphia Eaele* of foot- Kin us'.. '!•'!. II.,]..-, J.iy HnUacU.'i, f permit evening skiing. i 6. Club members and guests arc 'n-is: ;{' (in-u K'l.ili.T Army 'National Guard I-t. Col. 1 ball fame, will meet the Elizabeth '.Me Mll.hi'lll. Ilil) y.ml liioilli'V |-cl;iy: 2. (("Irog to spell uccuratolyi and to iitt'reaM vocabulary. The courne is - The Commission has included •nvited to attend. Uf i:i-Mi Arthur K. Klim? Jr., whose parents PALS, New Jersey State League K'l-Uhor. II u Sivarl.'liiivo In-iii- tnntiy safety fnctora into the de- liin y.r.l fi-.M-styU-: 1. iMril.in I'M. III-I-»I. limy Wiill). live at 8 Piiiracres Avo., recently cujx'cutUy }x}))ul(ir with serious, c-upubic atuitrnta who want to basketball champs, in an exhibi- !.r: L'. John (Sivniiu (Ifti to protect the public. The en- Inn yiiid h;uk«ti Dk.1: 1. Harvey Other boys participating in thecompleted the 18-week associate improve ncliool grades and to prv-p. Iliin Holy. -men. 10(1 y:ir.l liiildirlly: 1 Mil.I Sclmof- Kicker, and Dave Siff. worth, Kans. The PALS are a semipro haskel- i'!-: :'. llirk \'iui lliK.-st'ii. MATHEMATICS Rates for the use of the skiBoro Loop Lead This Saturday the M division The coumo is desitfnwl to pre- bnll team with 12 years of playing •JOII y:inl flv. stylo r.-hiy; 2 (.Inhll tOW are available from the Com- •.tumuli. Urn Holy. .1.-1 rv (lyniiili, travels to Morristown. Tho M t'-nin* pare selected officers for duty as al all U;v»'ls time. Last year's New Jersey I'uiiK Nlurphy). 11 tnl?(*ioa headquarters. The fee will A. Hay of R. E. Dietz racked boys will meet nt tho Westfield Y commander. , and general stud' olli- Leairue championshin went to the »f IS-Ui HktUie the sklera to use the tow• he manias for a 244 hm-h gat"" Hill j-iir.l fn-i.-Mlyl,.; 1. Toil I'.HUH-ll; nt 1 p.nk before leaving for Mor-cers at division, cor-pn and field l*ALS who have taken the NewI. i-i-i,. l-v-ki-lkanni. Soud for RulliUin i the hours of operation. In the Mountainside M<>n's Howl ristown. Army levels. In addition to U. S. Jersey AAU championship three imi y.iril l>:ii-lit.triiko: 1 .Mil;.- ing Lnapui! Monday night. Takin" K.-l-li.un: ". John k'.-u linm.' Army personnel, officers from 15 the individual series was II Gillo^- years running during their history Km y.iril hri-iisl,li-,ik,-: 1 IMvn allied nations attended tin? course. as a team. l'it k.,w.-»kl: L^. (li.u- Min..l,.iif4|l1 now to serve you better with the same quality .meats we sold for 20 years. I.ntc Show Bowlinur I.CIIKUP with T \Y 1. a 22!) piniw followed liy Knlnli Hn"']injjr Lfiiirui* and though UH" Maul.- fn-Ht Aiilo . . :{:.' JU Hidn't dislorlê the leaders th1 Mully .li.unml :m -I SnvaaUino nt 208. Ouorcp Phil- !&M welcomes you to visit our new meat department, personal service, self Ti.wn.- l>i'1iciiti'»ni>ii I!" •:> howi-r, 20Ii mid Woody, 202. club movi'd up to a second ]>lac M. li.tyr.'a S!i :'•:. tic. , All- ('ml £'.< 2f. Hiph team series went to tho 1 Wi.«|iii-lil Cli-iini'i-M. ^:> 2:'. Coticicj/ritional s \v e p I five ' service. Buy what you want and see before you buy. Also German home- Oliiiiiniitii Urm*. ... L:s •!!•. Toiisers with n 2070 totnl ami hiuh M*»thodM for four points to be or Artlui'- Sl'Vrns .... HL' :'.-' team enme was taken by tin* i rl t'lim NIJ. s -11 ;;j "qual fontiriif with Madison whip .' J'tly'M Auto 1 !l ::fi Fencers nt 77SI. The Kippers took ^HM M Chinch won two came made Pork Store. » IMI !iJ7 !M'.V kSlI two Biimes to stay in the league 'mil total nins from St. Paul's fo1 nn SSy il'.ltl 7M lead. three points. Mp I'riHl '.'0(1 Stf3 7K.T « i. Uinp.TS ::•:. lu Lnnd o' Lakos Hellmann's Heinz i Grnen Giant Maxwell Home Sann T) ji.lri i .Is M! -2 Melniyri'x ...... "IOOK IOOS M-' l!;u>list Men Tflftrn x.i. K sd-i sr.:* M!> iviuns -it"-; :=H Dully .louniiil .14:1 Silll S'...- Slt>|.).rls •int.. J.'. U M:in Aiv Coffee HW* Aulu T!>i; mil sir. Mi-Is -"• '.'Ii Butter Mayonnaise Catsup Niblet Corn Inst. Coffee Air c:uii i>ii's .... -'. i'.' lb IT PAYS" TO ADVERTISE Niu- owls ;i ::'> l b qt iar bot 59c TIMH.-I * -:' :'•:: for oz IN THE LEADER Dulls is ::i; 63c ' 57c 15c 2 25c 6 75c 2 lbs. 1.19 thii "ai>tist Church 7M *:>) >•''' «t 1'jiui't. -:r\ KI,I M — COM«= Sc* — J«.M HA1! THE O«= «-wenvTM«w« VO'I PAY MO MO«>P. FOR OUALITY r— OFF Am* by John I. Day —| Foote Ties Villa FOR TME R«=«;T MEATS GERMAN POPK STORE BUY YO'19 GROCERIES I I IN TOWN The ff iteUil Eye In Pin UD Loop SPECIALS AT J&M Onions 3 IK« Funti* and d'^MuiiMU"1 tnok cl<""" Home m"clo Frnnks 7"«! Ib. ScnH TIMUR Snor.tol 4 for 39c >mnrh ''rime Ribs of Beef 69c Ib. N°w Cnrrnts 2 m» It will be business as usual ^weens over •itihHitiur and S'-hn"«<' Home made Boloqna T>r.\h. KWnp« Facial Tissues, 400 23c cheaters) as the TRPB. The. WntTcros*. n°w . at the offices of the Thor- TiJPB promftly plugged a <'V in th(! Tin 1*n C!iris lUtwlhr- Sirloin Tip Roast 1.19lb. Home made Liverwurst 8°e Ib. Scol Pap»r Towo|s 2for35e oughbred Kncing JYotertivc few loopholen — the lip-tattoo I,(-(i'.ni'' piiitchcs Tluir'-day nioviu" Fr<"*h Mushrooms 49c I'l Uurvuti on Janunrj' 15, butidentification s/stem elim- both of thrm ni> in the «t'indin"-' Fresh Horns, lean 5°e lb. Kel'oqa Corn Fl«kes, 8 oi 17r Calif. Orfim"s, jumbo 6for79< racing management in all inated "ringers" end a finger- \7 i 11 '\ f T :\ i n' M I only 11 h n 1 f p o •'i' boneless Chuck Roast 79c Ib. pnrts of the country mifrht Pork Loin Chons, loan 8°c Ib. O>i«kor O"ts, 18 oz 21' COME SEE - COME SAVE print program insured against f.» cliii'jr tn ;i tic fnr fir-t witi- c \vcl] be brt'.itbiiur n (•ollcclivo umfrîrnbies participating in VnuU- vhil<- Miln<> mainfaiiH'.l ih-i.- lank Steaks for Spare Ribs, delicious 59c Ib. K°Mooci Variety 10pkns.39c sipli of relief over 17 cundies J&M MA that up job. Whorjvcr a tvirnover Wholo or Hnlf loin Pork 5O |h. tho Hoard oi* Directors of of over two and a half billion Ground Chuck, lean 79c Ib. e Thoroughbred R:icinjx Ac.-ociti- dollars is involved, there is a Now Sauerkraut 10c Ib. Instnnt Coffoe, 2 oz 39c FROZEN FOODS tiona annnuncc-d the inaugura- tempting target for the wrong Home made Kielbasso 99c Ib. Farm House Apolo Pios 39r tion of a national invostijvnl'rm element. Our job is to keep K<,.-in•<•!;.• :: i 'j t Stewing Beef, lean 79c Ib. Horshey's Syrup 19c agency for the spcrt. .Spencer that element out of racing Mil nt'iMi Tea Wurst —M"t Wur^t —">-1 Cut Bonn*, Cut Corn .7 Dray ton, crsUvhilf ailvcr- 5 Ib. baci S ' and to expose, the occasional °orterhouse Steak 89c Ib. — Salami — Head Ch<-«se foforr lijintf pxc.vutive and fornu'i* chent'.'!• v.-itliin tho sjntrt." The rhf.c'( F">ll o' Nuts French Friis ** r*Kcnt and mini ini^'rat ive as- effective ness of D r a yton's !.-k .... Turnip Grf^ns 3 49r l i "."• i Rumhlfi R»i> Tuna 33c sistant to FBI Director, J. orguniztition is demonstrated Club Steaks, no wasie 1.89 Ib. n . . .. r. • v 'i *• i f. - . Jones link Sausage 8°c Ib. Rronrlrrttt Cnrn«H Rnof Hash 3 ("r OO M'tniro Miid Oratifje Juice .4 for ~t ' Edgar Hoover, was named to :if>.U0O,uOO strong nt J:o turn- :.?•( i'-i 'i •:<<• I f organize and licnd tho (trfiani- stiles each year. . \i)iiii- •'.'••: r. i •; •;•" ' Jones Moat Sausaqe Italian Ices pt. 39r ( 1 Round Roast, all meat 99c Ib. 85c Ib. Broadcast Beef Stow 3 for 99c zation winch cume to be ! 'i •••( .-.-I t:i . -:. '7 i'. i I I' " ; Stroclos link Snusage 9*>c'h. V""illi cincl Strawberry known popularly (to all but • '.•.•liin M, f ..',...,' 1 '".'»', '•- -, '. • i : "ye Round, all meat 1.19 Ib. ! K,.*•!,.•. K.> :.:.i; ..:.", <;' ' Sirotl"S Scrapple 4°c Ib. POSE Ice Cro"m 99c \h nal. i \|.-lnt'.'--h f'-O :.K' 'i'-" ; Boiled Ham '/2lb.79c Tovlor Horn 1 Vi ^- "Oe SPECIALS Lady Penn ICP Cretim 95c qt. i Sch;i«*fVr (a'^f's SM' : Mississippi Bacon 59c Ib. COME SEE - COME SAVE Tut Corn 1 Swift's liacon 19c lb. j In Smart S* ! Loo!* i WE SPLL THE BEST Frnnch Boans Jonns Rricon 8°r Ib. : In 1hr- M<-nd:»y Ni'c Snnut S- • LAMB !N THE U.S.A. Cuf fibrins DRUG SPFCIALS | Hdv.-liiur I.";mT.f .'-''lini-fcr }>vwr Rnll-'s Bacon E9c Ib. Fmnch R'vins 3 for 4OC finbv Ppwctnr .49c tim^ !)i >•(.•(• [iiinws fftt'll I'D* .'lit'"' •'• 1 Legs of Genuine Lamb 69c Ib. For tho Ftirr.t H"m ~ Drntn! Crsom ddci. 5«- | l*iinii;ic. 'I'* -,! ;-,:ru<- i.;i( •}) w-i <• Ku|n«W B«-.|1S ( TRY Oll» ,I«M FAMOUS [ won 1>v <"l.'trl: l? — »' i.<- M'-nih ' I'lrirhÔH intif 6 oz. 59c Shoulder Lamb Chops 69c Ib. PEANUT FED HAM 6oi. 5<>r. • M«-MI M;.i-):"t ;IIH1 ,T.,n W:iir.'r--. '•!' Corn^rl *^'>nf. Arrirntino 3 for 1 nn Ix-v.-i;!).- jM-itiu-.l Jf.r.1. MMV!;-). ; n.iff"rin AISO SUGAR CURED COOKED HAMS Compbcll's Bocins flinnv Sliaw pn:-t..'(l n !M!i for ; Loin Lamb Chops 99c lb. Bcivor Aioirin, 1 no 59c liifrh (mine. j No Sh'Jtik — No SfKinkage Camo'iolls Individucif *3 f'o!kl"nt Tooth Powder 40c tv I, i ],)..-, 1 '':i!-l:rl : .' !•• I Lamb Patties 59c Ib. I (Not Pumped Hams) Cr'ns Soup Dnntal Floss 29c
it.',i..i.fi..ii i-.in I'liirii l(.-;il;,.r WATCH FOR NEXT WEEK'S S&W FOOD SALE - PRICED R>GHT JIM.'S M I'-I!.-' • Ji.u llfiir.lr..i:^. 30 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1963 •• J60 Scout Units Given 'Senior High School Wilson Appointed Scout Nominator | »»««'«>»•"»Air F«rc« i Scouts Will Learn | 'Where To Go Book' John Wilson vl' !<05 CWi.lKt- £1. in scculinn in Ti-uoj. T2 of t1., I ' •'•'|ly-; )• ''•••;'' -'"iji'-wy Uasn : •has t>L-t-n appointed by H. U. Mcr- )':•• <•..:. -i -::. K'-M!.t ared tht camping tlepririn; head the district's nominating coin- Wilson ar..l his K;ij.'k- -o>ui > K-.M. '. h;:v-! .''Id .-'I. M.lli - A r tin' ii.ii/'King, Mis. J. P. Wfiss, prc.ii- :•••:, .i i :>--l i'radua!.- <,f fj-oydi con;.- r.s iJi-tr:butrd to the CO The committee will have the M- cil at lhe w''"fd Jamwri.-.- n. Op'Trttiun Zero in^l i r.Hiun.s WJ!" rfi'iit, pu-siiltd. l;.ii llii-li H- r.wl. Atlantic Ilu i ?ci;Ul linil-j <>( District 1 Wi-iJ sponsibility of selecting the non.i- • tummcr in Ureeci!. <•• tri vi-n M«>!i, t:hn~-'- to onli-t in the n ! day *.'V*-nii;g at the .January S Paul's Kpi .tii(ial Church to a! ">o:ird members to support tlu nees for district chairman ami com- . lMM;n'i;tl:ou of tliis ,vi-:u'.- ouk pre- f I-«u^'<>*>n budget tocrH-at-larjje., • the annual fab- begin ut 8 and is open to the pub- hold jit S p.m. tomorrow at Union t lic free of charge. I the role of the High School PTA. rics and colors, limited selec- Junior Collw, Cranford. The | jAttending the conference, to be iii-, "HuiMinc and U?iinr My;' held at Cherry Hill tomorrow, will tion $34.75 Senior Literary Club Two Mnkf.utov Teh'soopes," will tx> ov Mrs. Weiss.-Mrs. L. E. Wouters presented l>y Kopor \V. Tuthill of j 100% Wool Suits, broken as- Hears Talk Given By l and Mrs. M. Scott Eakeley. ins:!i\vCKxl Lane, Mountainside. ; International Relations Chair- 14.95 Mrs. Howard Tale Mr. Tutlrill, a praduato of Pratt; man Mrs. A. U. Crampton an- sortment of cheviots and wor- llnivorsity, N\*w York, is on eloc- | .Mrs. Howard Tate of the West- nounceil that Sheila Kluiber, chos- steds — - $39.75 •rical encinevr, specializing in arc: en as an American Field Student leld College Woman's Club sfK)ke vclclinp. with the Air K«lu> from the Wcsttield Hitrh School, Cheviot Suits, 100% Wool, her- o the Wftutfield High School Senior a will shortly leave fur Argentina, 'Jterary Club on "Contemporary A AI for numbtT of ringbones, several colors...$44.75 :\' of the S. A., where she wijl study for the literature of Africa" Tuesday eve-! ârs. . Tilth:!! hits ^-o:re an ! remainder of the school year. Mrs. Reg. >1.49 Reg. $2.95 ling at the high school. | expert te!e^-opo nukirp and i^ 100% Wool Suits, worsted - Crampton also requested that any- In her remarks -Mrs. Tate point-1 urrently dirtvtor of the «.:ubV • op.e interested in providing y Peter Abrnllam.-i ., |, .j.' ,>. ,,..;.. , ; .h:/-.;^ •id "Ti K v ort 0 f ' ward in sending a letter to State PEN I'arad/.io People" b coun- Senator Nelson A. SUimler advo- CAPSULE5 100% Wool Suits, worsted her- David Lytton. Kurlher she n-.en- •ry. Th:? ioned "An African Treasury" by cating passage of a bill to appoint Continuous Action ringbones, etc $48.75 a full tiKtc judge for the Union Hu^hw Jis n significant si a::-.' :s e\:rvr.-vly •.ii^-uit cc •ollection of varied work* by Afri- County Juvenile and Domestic Topcoats and Overcoats, wide •••••J;:.:. H-.i •: ir,:r. Mainuw win Court. an natives. ^'.-c ir-o ^ r. •:..-:.!.".' at tiv rr.t.vtir.^r. assortment from' $34.75 OfHcera of the Senior I.-.iorary Dr. Robert L. Foose, principal, '.i^-.-- with :he li inch. reviewed for the Iward some of Clul) are .lucly J'rincc, pri«i'!*r.:: \':iitor-5 art v.-Wo.'rre to attend. 100% Wool Sport Jackets, spec- Inrrittto Harbor, vice pre*. k.-.: the highlights oC the hiph school nd projernm chairman: Ja::e T:--;k. program i in tne board of Educa- j muted stripings, etc $26.75 LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY In Pay Fraud tiuji ouduet for a summer school Reg. $1.25 Slacks, 100% Wool, large selec- H«.-.ry >Y..,! H21 Centra! | to be run as a review school. aixrx* in Fevort:[T.o pay for SOAP MIT Outerwear Coats, different -'ce-.-h: pVaif«J euiliy Kri>lay Wonderful Gift styles and fabrics from $15.75 mm •.••:•...;: ,irri::,:-•.:•.! in Newark ijofore i Westfielder Aids WorM Ima C-w tlrtod prf ' :.:.->.• ;'..•; r.itfr J. Wortxndyke Jr.' Sport Shirts, all long sleeve pom y«« (w « rtôrd'^ fvd Of ^pft-h*. -.vii continueil in bail pond- i You'll be port tw« arwf. Tntninq ttoan Indian Girl, 15 sport shirts from $3.15 to aril r*« •dwlâ. A^t no !»F- .-S *:?.:<•.-•:*.: I Ais'.. L'. S. Atty. Matthew P. | Reg. $1.00 the end of us, H l Thanks to the interest of Miss Sweaters, imported shetlands, Roy!an, wh<) ri. L"..imrr.oniieken , i:a« piri of Sells. Ariz., the irirl ! :.?rr:iif;al ot Sniitn'ri Tran.^for Corp. • v.-ill l>e encouraped to finish hi^h HAIR BRUSH >f St;v!:nt.>:\ Va.. and v.-;u fharvt-i . _ -.v::h eolk-.-lin',' about $>'..00i) in "no [ Mi.d Ber.ton helps the child : AND COMB ^f'.^-.v" pay fr->n: the ci>t::pany IM;- through Save the Children Feiler- : t\*«r. O.'t. :i, 1953 -.ir.d .Ian. I, l'.i-U. , :\t .on, international child service ONLY See Mr. SUBURBAN organisation with headquarters in for your every >' Orjianist Lists Concert ; S-.>rwalk, Conn. Funds from Miss <% ^•.".ton provide her with proper Dr. Cwrjt W. Volk.-l. orsran:-=t , clothing, school supplies and spend- BANKING/ •yi> thi WvstfiiM PrejbyXvr'.an ing u.o.iey wnich enable the (rifl Church, will p!ay an orran reoiia! :o participate in the normal school NEED... \,^ -." the church Sunday at 4:30 p.m. r-iciivities of the Sherman Institute :Ie will piav works by Mozart, ' of Kivercidc, C.e. j} uoufilmn- and Dupr>>. Ail are cordisliy in- ; Miss Benton and her new friend can keep in close touch with each TRUST COMPANY vl'eii to atter.'l. i other. She has a photograph of FREE 30 DAY FIELDCLUB, 307 South Avenue, Westfield, N. J., Phone: AD 3-024S the (rirl and can corrtupond with her. The federation sends Miss greatness.—Mary Baker Eddy Benton regular reports on the now: SUPPLY omul's pro'less. Delicious Chewable He whV iinta to do everything will never do anything.—Andre Maurois. MULTIPLE VITAMINS For Children H.E. GOSLING BOTTLE OF 250 2.98 W'TH FREE 30 DAY SUPPLY FLORIST
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