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THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY

. at weBtMeld, N. j. SEVENTY-SECOND YflAR—No. 45 Second Clasa Pontage 1'ald WESTFIELD, fJEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962 IlSl 28 Pages—10 Cent* Kvcrv Thursday Bike Inspection Bell Achieves Record-Breaking Academy Grade Lt. Thomac Catalon of the Y Building Projec Wettfield Police Department, 97.80 Score Highest announced today that the Planners Include monthly bicycle inspection Topped Out' As In 15-Year History will be held Saturday from 9 Of State Police a.m. until 11:30 a.m., at the Gym Develops rear of the Municipal Build- Tanhandle' In Westfield has received word ing. i°from the New Jersey State Police Traditional Tree Set [Academy thut Patrolman Robert At Roof Line, Other • Boll has compiled the highest mark Dr. Nolan Named Sever attained in the 15 yenr his- Work Progressing Park Project Siory of the Police Academy. I'a- i'trolman Bell completed the six- To Boro Board The high point in the construe I week training course with a mark tion of the Westfield YiMCA-YV Teenage Dance : of 97.80. The previous high was €A building expansion project wn Fornial Report Of Education celebrated this week with tbe tn The West field Recreation •9G. litional placement of a tree nt th ; The training period covers all Civic Worker Chosen roof line marking the new gym Commits ion will sponsor a Being Sifted : phases of police work including nasium. The tree was afl'ued t teenage dance to be held at ^ criminal law, 'court room proced- To Fill Vacancy the roof corner bordering Clnr' j. ure, investigative technics and Edison School Wednesday Until February street and l.udlow place by derail from 8 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. By Council [practical pistol and army 1. typo Jackson, superintendent of con ; courses. MOUNTAINSIDE—Dr. Edward traction for the firm of Skinne There will be no a Record Throng Heard cular tralllc. at the intersection of come roaring up the street, July 14; McKiiiley Box-Hockey 'J'oday Robert was graduated from Gov- lice Department arc continuing to but best remembered will bo •xpected to be completed early in Jazz Event at Park Hrightwîod and iKanwood by pros* |)ICSB their search for the vandals Tin; Westfield Recreation Commission's summer playground sea- •rniir Livingston Uegional High lUli.'l. To dale, Dr. Edward 0. pective users of the lower portion the stern lecture by firemen School in lierkeley Heights this In First Program .vho severely damaged the senior and promised punishment at son got "f to nn auspicious start last week when a total of 2,405 Hourii's, campaign chairman, re- if the park site. They suggested • liprh school several weeks ago caus- registered at the commission's nine playfields and for tennis instruc- year, mid Amy will be in seventh ports the total of gifts and pledg- hat the aciiuisition of the "Pan- home, rade nt Deerficld School in th More than tiOfl people attended ing a lost estimated by the Board tion. The top registration was at Jefferson School playground again es at nearly $K07,0()0. Pledge pay- be season's first concert Thursday handle" would provide for easier, this year when 403 signed up. Other totals were as follows: Koosevelt all. ments so Car have mel the cost of safer access to the park proper, ••if Education at more than $3,8U0. were taken from crude scrnwlings Dr. Nolan is plant manager at •iven by the Westfield Jazz Hand. School, 420; Lincoln, 140-1; Wilson, construction, according to Edward 'wo encores were played in ap- thus reducing accident potentials, Additional lie detector tests were on the school blackboards. Merck & Co., Inc. in Railway. He C. lOwen, YMCA genera) seem , aken voluntarily Tuesday after- 2G1; Washington, 254; (Irani, reciiition of the enthusiastic re- Itofli the Planning Hoard and Also being checked out under 134; McKiiiley, 15.r>; Columbus SumniiT studied chemistry at tMnssaehti- tary. In his report, Mr. Ewen .own ollicials are faced with a loon by a number of youths buseil the direction of Oct. Lieut. Alfred ponse given by tbe people of West- 84; Teenage, llil and Tennis, K05. tts Institute of Technology and noted that while some borrowing eld for the first venture of the ime element with regard to thu m their possible complicity in the Vai'daliu are a number of finger- •iTeived lii.s I'h.l). degree there. against outstanding pledges lo the joard's recommendation in that •uid on the school. prints which the department ob- Now well into its second week Children Build ew season's program sponsored of activity the piny program regis- lie is ii director of Junior Y fund is inevitable, it. is hoped y the Kecreation Commission. he Planning Hoard presently has tained and is presently comparing. Achievement and was Hull ehair- pledge payments will be. made K'forc it, the final, formal applica- According to Jamas V. Moran, According to police officials ev- tration is still open to all hoys and lolice chief, the department is girls from the ages of 5 to 12 Library 'Brick uin fur lietarded Children fund schedule to keep secured borrowing The Summit Concert Hand lin- iini of Vincent Verrn of Aloun- ery clue or lead, no matter how rive in i.Mountainsiile. iit a minimum to avoid paying un- er Hie direction of Harry illanna- ainside for a major subdivision of waiting evaluation reports from meagre it may be, is being closely with tho limit for the teenage he State 'Police on the lie detector program at Westfield High in to Mrs. Nolan lias been active in Meco.-isiiry interest charges. oril will present its first concert his tract and the erection of 10 checked out. By Brick' 'TA and charitable affairs. ere tonight at Mindowaskin Park, residential dwellings. :ests which were given to a num- IB, according to Joseph E. Cole- 1'ledgcs to the campaign fund ber of youths last week, and in ad- Howard 'lonilinson, assistant su- man, director, lie said that those In the past Dr. IN'olan has wnrk- his will be the first of three run- The summer raiding: program of (Continued on page i) With a -lS-day limit for action 1'tion expect to soon hr.vu the hand- perintenHciit of schools, said the interested in signing up are to d with the committee developing ,'i-ls to be given by the Summit liy the board this will reimiro that (In- children's d'.'|>ailitiont of the luf borough's Iteerhwooil School mid now in ;(< Kith season. vriting analysis roquest'io fi-ow Gourd carrieu general fire and thef. contact the lenders at the. respec- Westfield 'Memoriii' Library got II division on -Mi.' \c\rn'.- r.ubdivi. rojiosal ami was a candidate for The concert will be held in TUIn- he FBI in Washington. The sain- insurance on .ill its property, but tive playlields. under way liu-sl in.iutli with 151 »ion application be rendered by thu be Hoard of ICducalion several owaskin Park at H p.m. and ad- iles being checked liy the FBI (Continued on page 2) children registering the first day, Today at MclCinlcy playground 'cars ago. lie is a member of the Teenage Canteen ion is free. (Continued on page 2) the annual box-hockey tournament June 2(1. A total of !I7!> children's books were liornnveil that day. Hy on County College 'Survey Com- will be held. Children from the liltee. nine playgrounds will participate the end of the first week, -110 chil- Report Studied High Cost of Vandalism in the contest. The winners will dren bad registered and started School's In - Again be announced in the Leader next their summer reading. To date five Rains Mouse Steps A report <»ri OR* study made hy The following ii ,-m itemized breakdown of the destruc- week. The tournament begins at. avid readers have already complet- hi- Kt'creiilion Commission during Initial Week of Suminer ("hisses Completed tion wrought June 17 at the Westfield Senior High School. 2 with details available at the played their first leu books. Driver's Wile Injured he pant several months roK'iiniinjr A far operated by Johnnie I he possihle neeil for a tcen-atfe Without A Hitch, Toiiiliuson Reports grounds. The plan for tins summer's pro- Miles, I!!!, of (125 South avenue, fanleen in WosUicltl was sulmiilleil GLASS: gram is to have the children build j The. Westlicld public school system's first summer school ended Also today the Softball league was badly damaged when it crash- hy Joseph ('olcmaii, director, 1M011- Home Economics display case will play at 1 ()::!() at the follow- . library, brick by brick. A replica ! 1 its initial week today with a report it was operating smoothly. Howard ed into the front steps of a bouse day nin'M at I lit; nice tint: of Die 2 Panes in doors ing grounds: Columbus at Jeffer- f the children's entrance has been • Toiulinson, assistant- superintendent of schools, reported an enrollment at 751) Central avenue at I2::if> ('(Mtimi-ssion. 1 Pane in apple vendor son, Lincoln at McKiiiley, Rnosu- erected on the bulletin board. When of club is to help chihlreli discover the pense with its August meeting and •nurses were determined after a 45 Ribbons to 2:IS; Jefferson, from 2:.'!() joy of reading, and to strengthen!!'1* ""'^ "'idci-stoiid that the opin- set Sept. 10 as the next meeting survey was made but where li'ss igin«- $5 an hour, according to Mr. 1 Dictating machine in principal's office to 4; Wednesday, Washington. reading skills of li-.-iiinning read- "'"* "r • • • Inte. than 1') students rcgislered for a Tomlinson. Total _ . 1,980.71 1:30 to 2:30, and Columbus, 2:1") ers. N'n one is obliged lo read cer- to .'!:45. jtain or a stated mil RUGS AND DRAPES: The special feature of the week ! ),,,,,ks ording W> Mr >;^3 DAR Good Citizenship, U. S. History, Essay Awards Given 8 Rugs denned will be the hat show to be holt .1. Kelly, children's 8 sets- of Drapes laundered Wednesday. Prizes will lie given Registration for th Total _ - 26C.00 lo 4 Holy Trinity Grammar School Pupils At Graduation for the funniest, most orginal, big- which i., limited to win (•Contimied on page 2) have (-(iinpli'tcd lir: t jrri Ic, will Four students at Holy Trinity (loud Citizenship Award are trust- Her twin, Kileen Ann, won the Steven (ialipeau is an altar hoy FURNITURE: the (iramtnar School were honored worthiness, kindliness, moral American Legion essay contest this at Holy Trinity Church. He main- Refinish the principal's desk 1 Thi .lun is-iit i)!' "Urlwci-n with awards from Westfield Chap- strength arid stability, loyally and year. tains an average of IM) or over at Refinish the assistant principal's desk Gaming, Unruly Counts k-Kmls," tin- Jiiiinthly m-wspa- ter, I)AI{, at the graduation exer- good sportsmanship. Kdwnrd J. Kiley, son of Mr. nnd Holy Trinity (irammar School and 4 Lamp shades j 1 Hold il Caught in Haiti; of tin. cliildnocliil . '.•; lirpaittiu'Mt, cises held recently. Christine M. Jones, daughter of Mrs. Charles I-'. Kiley of flUii Hill- is Patrol Captain for the School 1 Desk set, principal's cilice has furlbrr iiil'itriuaiidj] alifiut the Agnes [•',. Kristin, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. James A. Jones of crest avenue, was the winner of Safely Patrol. Ik- is a life scout Business cducatiqi teacher's desk Released in $50 Hail iiii).: ciuh.-.Mrs. K .'lly snitl. Mr. and Mrs. Ant tin Kristen of !!2() Talcott, road, was the recipient the OAR Historical Kssuy Contest, in the Hoy Scout piogram and a Desk supplies ,' Police raided Braxton's I'onl 7Ti7 Scotch Plains avenue, and of the DAR History medal. Qunli- at Holy Trinity (irnmmur School patrol leader. He plays Little Auditorium chahs anil drapes ; Purlor nt -lO.'l West Broad street Steven A. (inliponu, son of Mr. fiealions for this award include with hi:; e ;iy on Crowr Cleve- League Baseball as a member of Checking over auditorium piano and Mrs. Arthur 11. (ialipeau of scholastic superiority in Atn.Ticnu I laud. The theme of the DAR His- the Pawnees team in tin: Muslims? Totjil ' — ———————— 197.71 Saturday morning and arre.-ted eight men on charges of gambling j Fromm Pension 71 (lencsee trail, were the winners History, personality, determination torical lv.sny Contest, ilijs r ] League, and like; to s« nn Ann'1-*' l:n'or:tr :n. iivili'1.- art: nml disorderly conduct. Kiu-li was | f)o_. C,,,,.^^,.,!-! of the DAK flood Citizenship incd- to overcome obstacles, uii-u'lfish- [was "An Historical KiMiro in My DISHES BROKEN: J id.-; mid pins. These are a recogni- ni'ss, patriotism, duly to IHJIIH1, 'Stale." Kssays wi-re judged by the slump colled ing, and '-eailin;-;. Home Economic! Dipt. released in .fSO bail to await a j* «Y OUo|)CllUL hearing in Municipal Court. | tion of the fact that, the two stu-; country and (lod, ud cleanliness school faculty and liy a committee Kdward ha.-. oCend-l . Holy Cafeteria ; ' r Trinity (,'i aiiiui.ir Scnoi.l for eight Arrested weie .lolm N eal, "1, of; The board of trust -, of the dent.-; have e.veelled in pal riot ism, j ill mind and body, •composed of members of We-llield Cafeteria ."Menu lloanl honor, service, courajie Mid lead- | Chapter, DAR, expeliolleed ill the years, lie ha.-; L.'.'ii an altar buy 90.00 Ifil5 Mast Second stn-tt; Junior' Police and 1'ii-ciucn's Ileiireineut Christine, who ranks at the top Total i - — lor four ye;n ; :'.n-l 1iii: year won Jones, ai, of :i(ll I'hiinliehl ave- : System of New Jtlii-ld. (If tin: tile matched and the whole t h •siinic'j In- 1 Tb. loom has t I* iviacd it will cost approximate- Tin r:ild \v;>-. carried "lit I'.v v In ly SKI H.) Sgl. Nidlu'ii. K<>/:;t and I';i1 iclinan idering '.i.K William Kenny. I'Ynnk J. ' '.utlill", Ti KOOD-- Robert K.-ki'i-t and Kuliert David- I,- Ice cream, walennibns anil ham . •10.00 son. MONEY: ln This Issue Munies stol n -.. H\. 00 Around 'fown ' rnnl takiiii-1 pi'rin;i (hi • t inw-. Mn.iiii.-s-. Diri'ctiii-y . I'AINTINC: ; (in,' o! Hi i|in- <'liiii/-h News ii oilk-i-.s, guidance waiting nwii chemistry lnborn- Clas'ili.'d I wiilit -i t" ••!. r i:] tiiry, lumit! economic iinnii- l»nd, Judy Vreeland, j000 fo), the "Parlhandk,.> or almost to the board's figureB,* FoK>aker (dutch R'irU ; LiK'j", EIHe Byrne, Mary Lou Byrne, Buddy j Donna Beth Cox, Bruce Bees, Tom jone.fiftn of the entjre project cust ry U> popular belief, neUli- *ih i Anton KrisEen (fiitlier, mother i Blount, Kriissy Blount, Matt Cos-j Chewey, Beaver Carter, Frank jiitt wawass et3statedtwi . Qualify for Year's ersons responsible for such mu baby); llonaid MeCiosk^y i tello, Bobby D'Armond, Cathy! Carter, Jim Pittipaldi, Cathy Fitti- Near the conclusion of the pub- nor their parents can be (faury lady); Cathy Lungfonl Galsudki, Mary Herron, Jill Say-1 paid!, Bruce Van Des*en, Bob lic bearing conducted by the Plan- to make restitution, How- hntr bag! ; lisa Kotlair lor and Pat Conary, | Mussman and Kevin Cahill. j previous similar cases, it ning Board, John Hon", chairman, Honor Roll n row); Shurun and Mary ; Also, Ken Martin, Frank Wells,! A trash hunt Thursday een observed that n penalty Hooky 4 Japanese dolls); Eugene Maty Alice Mahon, 1'aul Wilson,; six outstanding cleanup workers. in-answer to repeated questions as j At Wesrfield Wijch School 29 rtetimes made less severe, or ' Kathy Kiisheimer, Mary Kilsheim- jThey are: .Mm Matron., Kary to why the "Panhandle" had not dents have .aohjevpfi academic dis- Kromke (bathing beauty). 1 sajtencn' suspended if costs are The leaders would like to thank er, Jean Kiisheimer, Kathy He- Traitor, Jim Blount, Judy Foraker, been included, which some in the tinction by qualifying fur thy "hon- pai(j|jy the individual or his par- the jwdgi'K Mre. ReinlNH-g, Mrs. fsan, Stephen l;oveli, Beth Barr, Clail Clayea and Chris Blount, audience felt could be developed in- or roil for the year." Their aca- ents t i Kiinabetb Wright, Gretchen Man- They each received awards for to a wildlife sanctuary, stated that Eddy and Juan i,utz for a jut! j 1 demic livyrages for the year luive well done. i it r, Uoi'j'je Bartels, Cjirol Bartter, thtur efforts. up to thut point thi. board hyd nut met the same standards as thw I and Bradley Baitter, heard an economically feasible rea- required for recognition on the The other trayly decorated parti- Last Friday two ponies arrived son for including the tract. cipants were; Va%t\ Lambert, Linda Mark Biakey, Claudia Greco, st Lincoln and m did 200 children \ honor rolls for a single marking M Joyce Hess, Claire JU'ss, anticipating: rides. The waiting Ira the board's final report ami period. To make the distinguish- Cathy I,ant?fwrf, Michael Wheeler, lines were long- but m individual recommendation the planners also Jane Kentenbaimt, Davy Coles, David Heidetiger, p Heidcn- ed honor roll, a student mast re- Louise Dix, Kussril Carl, Mary Francis turns esmie they were weJl en- altered the park boundary so usceive a grade of "A** in all sub- eer, Eugeng e Krnncke, joyed. to conform to the linc?s of Cleve- Watson, Elizabeth Rice, Marie •Seik'r, Patricia Lytx, John Rein- jects, fit least four of which must Rice, Eohin Carl, Kathy Schatz, The good eiiiz&nship awards of land avenue extending to John be major subjects. To make the berg, Mar^y Mulhoiiandn, Barbara street, letivi^K a pie-shaped -\vedge, DebbDb y D'ArmonDdd and George Mulhoiland, Julie Mulholiami, the week went to Danny Coateilo honor roll, a student must obtain find Jean Kiisheimer. They were between Cleveland and the town a grade of 'A" in at least three Khoad. Scott Larscn and Glenn Larsen. line. Also, Karen Carl, Doris Bussi- David Wttters, Chris Waters, well deserved on the basis of their major subjects and not iesss than helpfulness, participation and good The matter is now before 'Mayor "B" in any subject—major or TAGGED—Smiling plavftelderk proudly display ttieir name tagt, example. Burr A. Tow! Jr. and members of minor. » requirement ai Washington Playground during the fir*t week Council who will have to make a Distinguished honor group; Se- of activity. Thoie whs wore their tagl far one week received a final determination of the park niors, William Price, Joy Schles- •pceial reward. Surrounded by ths younjilen are the play, Y Building boundaries. Points the officials inger; junoirs, $ruee Ehrnmun; ground'i leaden, Jim Guitavc, Bob King and Karen Phillip.. will be considering will include the sophoniores, Douglas Eakely, Shei- (Continued from page J) expenditure of funds for either pur- Bill Car! Harris, Edward Allen, Hen- chasing the "Panhandle'* lands or la Klaiber, Virginia ,Metzler, Joan extend over a three year period, Waltermire. Eshbaugh Jefferson ry Townmiiid, Milton Christmas, with the second year having start- acquiring them by condemnation, Nick Constantino, Kenneth ilrnx- ed .May J. Slightly raore*han $«0»- the economics involved in eliminat- Honor group: Seniors, K-athryn about this questiom tt)n. Hurry Graves, Kirk Smith, ing revenue producing lands, and Quad, Jay tlmbreit, Stephen Tay- (•Continued from page I) John Graven, Glen Braxton, Steve 000 has been received to date in "We plan to drive through Ca'n- gent, smallest and'other categories, payment of pledge obligations. Mr. the feasibility of use ot the "Pan- lor; juniors, July Hitehcox, Carol Arhcas, Bobby Hope, Sal Villa, handle" area in the overall park Mulrcany, Kay (Murphy, Dennis odci to the Seattle World's Fair Tennis lessons under the direc- and Billy Newton, Swen stated that the Y develop- plans. tion of John Hammer will follow ment fund is currently being: re- Minno, Kiith Peterson, Thomas •his summer. I hear that aoto the same schedule: Monday, Wed- The costume parade was held viewed to determine to wnat ex- West; sophomores, Stephen At- insurance requirements ore Thursday morn it? IT a ltd 40 children wood, Randall Blair, Alan Dun- higher in British Columbia", ef- nesday and Friday from 9-11:30 tent pledge payments are being re- Plains Man Charged niniT, Astrid iMadea, David Mi- at Tamaqnes Purk. Thwie lessons participated. Judges for the event ceived according" to schedule. fective June 1. Can the Barrett. are for »U children 5-18, free of •were Mrs, V, Byrne And Mrs, P. With Tipsy Driving chaels, Craig Miller, Robert 51ov- & Parker Agency supply an auto charge. Monte, The following awards weru gan, Elizabeth Pratt, Robert Row- given; Prettiest, "Little Bo Peep," Goldman Carter, 40, of (540 an, 'Charlotte Simone, John Sparks, insurance card on two-weeks On Tuesday there will be aJttdy Pryor; funniest, "Pillow Planners Jerusalem road, Scotch Plains, was Leslie (Thompson. notice, fo verify that my insur? track and field practice session at Lady," Iînda Newton j most orig- arrested Sunday and charged with ance is adequate to meet the Wncoin Recreation Weld in prepa- inal, - "Cardboard. Knight," Carol (•Continued from page 1) drunken driving, police reported. Financial Responsibility law of ration for the Olympics to be held 1' il "P P" RM any Canadian province?" July 14. All playgrounds will be 1'cyor; special, "1'etqr Pan," planners by the middle of this He pleaded innocent Monday be- Vandal Hunt in attendance. Newman; special, "Mexicana," month. fore Magistrate William Beard Uriah Kano; special, "Snilor," —itiy Parit&v Were tile town to acquire theand was released in $300 bail to BARRETT & PARKER, Inc. TEENAGE .- Elizabeth Hereuth. (Continued from page 1) The teenage playground con- IN DAYS OF YORE -Handling « bow and arrow holds a fascina- tract at an eaiijnated purchase cost await a hearing. INSURORS cluded its first week of activity Grafis this week consisted of tion for playground-goer* who *rfl lftftrning the fundamental! of of $40,000, It would still have to Patrolmen Wesley Moore and no vandalism insurance. Such po- weaving jersey loopa on frames modern day urchory under the exf»er! tutelage of Mr», Virginia aho acquire the balance of theRobert Bell said they stopped Car- licies are available, hut few school •with a total registration of lift, boards subscribe, because of almost 43 Elm Stre*» ' The most popalar activities and making colonial mats from Ay«r*t above* urchery instructor for ih« W«tfield Recrestion land's from their owners. This porter at 2:15 a.m. in Clark street were 4-corners, tctherball, horse- thread and yarn., Commiiiion *t *he Tumaqueii playground. A tournament will fae tion is estimated as costing $30,- after-observing his car moviiiK er- prohibitively High fates. Wesrfleld AD 2-1001 shoes and nok-hoekey. Thursday Younger children drew, painted, held later in the summer. 000, thus the town, if it were to ratically. Items or money actually stolen Hnrnstt « I'rnln, Affiliated HmlloM : evening a softboll throwing eon- and colored pictures each day. Qn test for distance and a tetherball Friday special awards were given tournament was held, Those who for those with the potholders and participated in the tetherball tour- pictures. nament were Kudy Lanra, Jim The following received art Arbes, Steve Jones, * John 'Luti, awards for their pictures: Kenneth Kett O'Brien, Dave Hint, John Guyer, Michael O'Toole, Kenneth Ryan, John Nelson, Bill Padcn, Newman, Sheila Hamilton, Linda Doug Moore, Anstelo Bottom;, Braxtan, and Lorraine Villa, Kathy Alan Aioso, Butch Braxton, John O'Toole. Van Gorder" ' , George Skrha.Bob Craft awards were given to the Neleon, Jeff Mann and Steve following for the quality and at- A'rbes, Angein Bottone wan flrrt, tractiveness of their pot-holders: 3tro Arb«s second, Steve Arbes ISdna Morgan, Alec Moliventis, third and. Bob Nelson fourth. Debbie Desimone, Richard Cnlla- The girls also had a tournament han, Alyson Witters, find Michael in tother ball. Those who particl- Giordano. ited w«re Rosemary BBottonti, Each child was given a name t y Stepensp,, Claira Fletcher, tag when he registered and was Joa»thn yLutz and PaP m I'ayden. FFirsi t J encouraged to wear it all week. "Vila' Rosemary Bottone, oecond, Gold plastic rings as a prize for Claira Fletcher; third, Kathy Stc- I'ernembcring to wear name tugs pnera, and fourth, Pam Payden. for one full weak were given to 58 Jim McCoy threw the Softball £88 feet to take first jjlace in thy. children Friday afternoon. wrftball throw. Rich Selte. 224" • Barbara Morgan wan given u feet, was second; John Van (lf»r- special "Junior-Helper" award for der, 210 feet, was third, and Ati- her generous aid in helping with gelo Bottonc, I (HI feet, was fourth, the ai'ts anil crafta program. For tho girls Gialra,Ftelch«r> 120 Best Citizen awards wore giveg n feet, was first; Vaneasn Blnrkman, to nnd Frank DeCellis for 114 feet, second; Rosemary Uut- Uteir cooperation, work and guod tone, 10B feet, third, «nd Diane citizenship this week. Stubblebifle, BH foct, fourth. Archery, classes are lielnB con- LINCOLN ducted at the playground Tuesday At the dose of one week of and Thursday mornings from events on Lincoln playground, u>g- 10:45 to 11:45. AH teerutfjers are ifflration ranched a total of 304, invited t<* register uml partieiimte. 03 of whom fire injured. The first Severn! weeks will lie The- crafts of the week wore the «pent in learning the fundamentals ever popular Jersey loops, uied and practicing techniques, Oon- in niHkinir potholders, and colo- . tests and tournaments* will be held nial mats for the older girln. About GENUINE for boys and girls at every skill 400 pothnlders were completed bv level. the youngsters and then brought Those'participating during the lwnie to mothers, relatives and first week of the uroKrum were; frk-nds. Psmniris Hyan, Tom Renurt, Dan Two colonial mats were com- Kilhenny, Tom Sidle, John Bynn, pleted last week by Abby LmiKfmd TAILOREO BV S^tttfm- jStUwA, COMPANY y, and Cathy Fittipnldi. Other giih BLUEPRINT FOR JacJkk fifioumarm, Stov Jones, Peter Moore, Tomparticipating in this craft weje: Atamantyky , Dim Judy Foiaker, Mary Alice ftinhon, JJones , parypl Cretmch, Bill Tblclc, ,1111 Schneider, Pat Crtmin, Cathy Georjte Skrbn, Jeff Mann, l'nm I'M Wilson, and Gail Cloyes. SUMMER FASHION Sorto, Joey McCowan, Marty More than 200 people arrived at Skrba, Ron Sworai, Mnt (Jrodniak, Lincoln i'layfjrouml last Thursday Angela Bottone, Koxemnry Hot- mornintfi cither ns spectators or tone, Diann Stubblchine, Mary psrticip«nts in tiie costume parade. and COMFORT Martin, Ginny î'haefcr. The youngsters paraded in orderly Searine.ii bullseye at IB yards; faslilun on the int'Ki! cirrulnr track. Rosemary Bottom;; at 25 yards, They all looked MO good thut the DenniD s Ryany , Jones,, Pain Di judges were presented with some IIorioi , AAng'e Bottone (2). vury hard doci«iuns. Designed for men who appreciate the This week's speeinl events wilt he « seaven^-r hunt A)id n |*is<»to^- The ribbons were Awarded to raphy contest. sevfn people witii very elub{»r«te niceties of fine tailoring. Handsome styling, coKtunu'-s in r!iil>rciuH>i); best ^ruup, 3uv wrinkle-resistant fabrics, make Palm Beach over 150. iinntl nnd Ho)>l>y Cox (^nake Morning activities couHisS <»f j ami ;nanke cliarnU'r); UKlif^t, an outstanding fashion value. group games at various KRC levels. {Charlie Wheeli'r (nmnkey's uncle); Older boyg bavt: iiot?n trying out ] bii«l homeituuk1, <*ini^ I.tuwcn (sii- and practlsinK for tla-if lirst sufi-jver ciiirle); funniest, Tummy Mc- ball jiame of the season. This pamv | Elmy (rluwn); best pair, Jim nnd We have an outstanding assortment of pat- will be with Lincoln i'jiiyKnrtimi | Onve Utn1* uiu'slicinf ntcn); must iu

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"^ ARTHUR STEVENS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE 3 GREAT DAYS! THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY JULY 5th, 6th, 7th

AH Merchandise From Our Regular Stocks — Many Other Bargains Not Advertised! r. GIRLS' BOYS' INFANTS' DEPARTMENT FAMOUS MAKE FAMOUS MAKE Reg. NOW BATHING TRUNKS doz BATHING SUITS "CHIX" GAUZE REDI-FOL DIAPERS, slightly Irr., .... .3.99doz. Sizes 8 to 18 — Boxer Style 3.17 Stretch Helanca dot AND "CHIX" GAUZE DIAPERS, 21" x 40", slightly Irr...... 3.75doz. 2.87 and for COLLARED POLOS TERRY HOODED BATH TOWELS, 36" x 36" .... .\...... 1.98 Dressmaker 2 3.00 and SPORT SHIRTS TENNIS DRESSES, 2 to 3X ,2.98 1.99 Sizes 6 to 20 for 3to6X Reg. to $4.98 2-Pc, TERRY LOUNGING SET ....:...... I... 1.98 2 3.00 $1 .99 PERCALE FITTED CRIB SHEETS, white and pastel ...... 1.25 87c $O.99 1 3-Pc. CORDUROY AND GAB OVERALL SETS.. .. .9.98 to 12.98 7 to 14 ' %jj Reg, to $5.98 Reg. $2.98 POLOS, short sleeves, 1 to 4 to 1.50 1.00 GIRLS'BETTER INFANTS' BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUMMER PAJAMAS DRESSES GIRLS'DEPARTMENT Samples and Slightly Irr's. For Boys and Girls Sizes 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 Regi NOW Cotton Knit STOCK UP NOW FOR FALL TENNIS DRESSES; Gripper Style IQ.99 Sizes 3 to 6X ...... ,...... ; ...2.98 1.99 Sizes I to 4 3 Sizes 7 to 14 ...;*., .3.98 2.99 Reg. to $8.98 $ 1 .00 BERMUDA SHORTS, 7 to 14 ...... 3.98 2.99 1 BOYS' BRAND NEW AMERICANA LINED BERMUDA SETS ...... 6.98 3.99 Slightly Irr. Reg. $2.25 WINTER JACKETS ORLON CARDIGANS AND SLIP-ONS, Parka — Orion P|le Lined — 3 to 6X and 7 to 14...... ,,,..,. Jo 5.98 20% off GIRLS' Zip-off Hood-6 to 14 COTTON BLOUSES, sleeveless and short sleeves 2 for3.00 $Q.99 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 to 2.98 POLOS BETTER DRESSES, 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 to 27.98 Vi off 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 9 Reg. $13.98 POPLIN JACKETS, 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 .4.98 to 7.98 3.98 6.38 KNIT BERMUDAS SHORT SETS, Seersucker, 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 , 2.98 1.99 HANDSOME DELUXE MODEL JACKET 7 to 14 Orion Pile Lined, Knit Trim, Zip-off Hood SLACKS, Cotton, 7 to 14 to 3.98 2.99 SHORTS $ -99 COTTON PAJAMAS, 6 to 14 .2.98 2.37 7 to 14 12 COTTON CARDIGANS, 3 to 6X 1.98 1.00 Reg. $17.98 .00 GIRLS' WRANGLER DUNGAREES, colors, 7 to 14 3.98 2.87 Any 2 SPECIAL GROUP BOYS' Reg. $1.98 and $2.98 eo. SPORT JACKETS BOYS' DEPARTMENT and SUITS BOYS' AND GIRLS' Reg. NOW 4 to 7 and 8 to 16 SNOW SUITS l SPORT SHIRTS AND COLLARED POLOS 2.98 2.37 Sizes 2 to 4 and 3 to 6 l SUITS AND SPORT JACKETS, 3 to 7 and 8 to 20 to 34.98 20% off / off WALKING SHORTS, half boxer, 6 to 12 to 2.98 1.99 3 Reg. to $29.98 $ ZIPPER JACKETS, flannel lined, 3 to 18 to 8.98 20% off to Huskies — Vi off BATHING TRUNKS, stretch 3.98 3.18 Reg. $13.98 to $24.98 TERRY ROBES AND JACKETS, 6 to 18 3.98 to 6.98 3.18° 5.58 BOYS' AND GIRLS' FAMOUS MAKE DUNGAREES, Irr., 6 to 14 3.50 2.37 FLANNEL PAJAMAS Boys'6 to 20 Girls'6 to 14 CHINOS, 6 to 18 (no alterations) to 4,98 2.99 Some Irr's. SWEATERS, Slip-ons and Cardigans, 4 to 18. to 8.98 20% off BERMUDAS, 8 to 18 to 4.98 20% off 2 ^ Reg. $2.98 and $3.98 DRESS SLACKS, 4 to 7 and 6 to 18 .to 11.98 20% off

ATTENTION, MOTHERS!

Here is an unusual opportunity to outfit your children for the summer season without feeling 233- ELD the strain on your purse strings! OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND MONDAY NITES 'Til 9 P.M. FOR THIS EVENT THE WESWiEtO (N.J.> LEADER, THURSDAY, J! .at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. Featured of prayerpy s in publip c schoolsols., WVYR Schedule speaker of the evening will be Recent snvisl events of the club OBITUARIES Freeh older Edward -H. Tillor,. who have included a party at the Maple Christian Missionary Alliance will discuss tiie problems associ- Tree InB when approximately 100 Miss Edna F. Smith Church of Scranton. Pa., a family Talk by Tiller ated with the maintenance of good Young Republicans enjoyed cock- Miss Edna F, Smith, 79, of 661friend, officiated Interment was roads in "Union -County* tails and dancing. Itorth «v«nut, west, died in herin Fairview Cemetery. Wstfie!H Area Young Kepubli- homo after a brief illness. A general discussion will follow Surf City police said Mr. Edge ^ will hold their July meeting of the U. S. Supreme Court's LEADER CLASSIFIEDS Bora la Valley, Mra. gtaith lrad *sras walking across a street in that itt the M'iple Tree Inn in Fanwood t'ision pertaining- to the recitation BRING RESULTS t| WesrteM for 60 years and wascommunity when he was struck by one of the oldest members <>f the« ear driven by Jan M. Roller, 17, t ill til hiill ii iMnMUMiMn litl Im "II Bi lifuiiiili »!• II* JSrst Mrtkodist Church mi of the of Upper Darby, Pa. The West- K»rlto-WaUbMm AnxUiaiy, Amer Selder had a summer home in near- ftr$t in Qualttut fcan Lefioa Port 3, by Waretown. She i* survived by two sisters, Born in Burlington, M, 73, of 23S5 t*ngf«ilow 4y anniversary. » Bvenijo, forntariy of Wostfield, Mw. Townle? was well known in died Thursday in Foothill Acres a the Women's Association of theNunrfng Homo, 3« Neshanic after SALE freabytorian Church and had visit* a Bix-month illliCEs. «1 htre often prior to four years NUNN-BUSH SHQES She was the widow of Samuel HOSTESSES FOR THE MOSTEST—Thi, bevy at Wettfield women .erved at ho«leM«i for the gsta r n i Interment wsi ta Fnirvfew Husfcen, who (lied July IS), I960. »P ' * »howing of extended inJutlrial conference anil meeting facititie* at the Swan Motel, Route SELECTED STYLES Cemetery where tie Rev, Bichsrd Born In New York, she lived in J in Linden. The women, left to right, are Mr». Stanley Nathanion, MM. Joseph Margolw, Mr», Ii, Smith of the Presbyterian Chicago for 10 years and in West- Jerome Ro»enblum, Mr». Maion Silver «nd Mi»» Murgs Snyder, who repreiented Mohawk Airltnet. Church coducted a graveside serv- fleld 5S6 years, before njoving to The |Q2-unit motel now offer* a new swimming pool, complete tneeting facilities and executive Sootch Plains »#e«ntl?. suite*. More than 1,000 representative! of business, industry and travel agencies were present a| Mr». Huston Jtaves two sons, the «pring showing. The motel is owned and operated by Mr. Natlianson of WeilReld and Lawt Walter of Scoteh Plains and fence Fine of Sprmgfield. ; Mm. Charles L. Smith Thomas t, of Brgojclyn; a daugh- • K«Hc» has beta received of theter, Mrs. Edward Johnson of Mid- boro State Hosnitol, Marlboro. Others attenditifc full time with feath of Mrs. Don B, Smith, 88, dlo««x; six grandchildren, nnd one Minister Accepts Rev. Brown has had two pasM- vs. llnworth were Mrs, Donald widow of the late CSiai-ies L. torales. Th« first was at the Open Inman, Mrs, King Gould, awd Mrs. Imitk. Mrs. Smith,» former West- FttBOTai eoryiseg %vcro cnnductetl Bible Church in Wiiliamstown, Carl W. Bakt't, M v% Gould was feld resident, died in the Frances {» Gray's'-Funeral Hsme Satnrdsiy Call to Pastorate for five years, ana his present pas- p resont in the capacity of a district UP Convalescent Home, Neptune City. morning by tljo Rev, Norman i, tornte, which he has held for three officer of thfi Society »nrl Mrs. "A natlvi of Brooklyn, she wasFarnmcJll, associate rector of St, years. In both ehurehes he has di-Baker as an ofiicer of the confer- fftt daughter of the late Mr. andPout's Episcopal Church of West- Of Union Chapel ence Society. Mfisdames W. C. Your Opportunity to Buy QUALITY rected the youth aetivitios also. Wostover* liaymond Grant, Jnm«s Mrs. John W. Locke, and had been ftcld. Interment was in Grocelnnd Ho kts had some radio experience, Shoes at Ordinary Shoe Prices! » resident of Westficld {or many Memorial Park in Konilworth. MOUNTAINSlDE~Rev. Batlotl B. NiipH?!', Henry Murphy, Charles H. Brown, pastor of Seaside having planned ami prtnlueed W. Culdwellf and Gordon D. Spccnt "pt**» prior t« moving to Ocean i Heights Union Church, Seaside about 100 16-mimite gospel radio wt ry visitors at the schooll broadcasts. "' Sh» la survived by ft niece, Mrs. Sylvester Folzin Hcighta, has accepted a call to the Mrs, Spocht servos us president ED6ERTON SHOES Amos Clark ot Union, The funeral of Sylvester Pokin pastorate of the Mountiiinside Tin- of tho c»vemruc section of the Worn- .Services were held at the Ocoan of 22? Blmer street, who dleci Pri. ion Chapel, Mountainside, Ho w,ill a»*s Society of First Methodist Oruve Memorial Home and inter- day, will be held tomorrow at 2officially come as* pnKlor Sunday, Church, The general pro^vani Sept. 8. WSCS Delegates SP ment was in Fainiaw Cemetery, p.m. at th« Higgins "Homo for theme <*f the Society on the na- AND Pimcralo" in Plainflald. Interment Rev. Brown ts married and has tionnl Ii

Competence Creates ... Confidence Money throughout the Ages ,.,a series TSSZSSSZff i pietetf'-^ IS VHM MULTI-VITAMIN SKIMMED MILK J. '.f * • » •-.-_. SO GOOD y Bamboo Container Holds Salt—^lg for diet! Medium of Exchange in Various Parts of the World SO GOOD FONERAl, DIRECTORS for flavor! la days passed, many commodities such as feathers, cotton, F. H. Gray, Sr. F. H. Oroy, Jr. COSTS LESS tobacco, cheese, etc., served as the medium of exchange. WISTfttUD CRAHFORD fhan regular milk I In ancient Rome the Soldiers were paid with salt. 318 1. ftROAD St. n SPRINGFIELO AV6, Phono AD 3-0143 Phono BR £-0092 Hence, the word "salary" is taken from the latin "salarium" CONTAINS^/ ESSENTIAL meaning salt. VITAMINS AND MINERALS Salt is still a very useful commodity around the house, but unfortunately it will no longer pay for those household 1109% repairs when needed. 4 1D0% 1109% Drop in our office today and see about a home 109% § 100% improvement loan. i 100% HEARING AID 100% 1101% 1100% 1101% Nsw atnbor-colored bottlo proteefs natural fiavop ... reKiitts dcjlShful vitamin eontonh

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The youngstei shown above, get- Other Westfleld Service League ting a last minute checTonp from helpers included (Mrs. U. B. Max- well and Mrs. J. C. Ellis. District 'Nurse Dorothy Drtscoll, is one of the 40 Westlieldl boys and Camp ^Endeavor, which was Af A4P you'll find Hie short rite have been removed girls who left Monday for ten days founded by thft Christian Endeavor giving you greater value and easier carving, at Camp Endeavor. The children, Societies of Union County, is lo- who .range m a#o from eight to 10 cated on 12 acres ofl* Johnston's years, would not otherwise have an drive, Scotch 'Plain's. It's activities, outdoor vacation. They are rec- under the direction of Miss Jesse ommended for the opportunity by H. 'Lounsbury, include swimming:'* Dairy the school niirfees, director of wel- c emits, hiking, playground activi- rr»CHi—Chin* Sprtatf fare and the staff of the JUistrict ties and that favorite •pusttime <>£ Beef Chuck-Bone In Nursing Association. campers everywhere — eating. Ib. iMre. F. W. -Schaefcr Jr., DNA Camp Endeavor is a regular proj- Kraft's Velveeto aw ehmrmius for the West-field Service ect of the West.field Service J-eajyue, Boneless League, above left, wiis one of the which last year contributed $200 to Whipped Butter *£! volunteers who assisted in prepar- it, or the equivalent of oi#ht eamp- CHUCK STEAKS 39 POT ROAST Chuck 65,V«#ifa'. ing: the children to leave for camp. Benti IHABJ Boneltu Sharp Cheddar Bars Cross Rib Roast sb lCut Soup Beef SHIN |b. SHIN Victory Dream Cheese > 2 E 21« Rib Steaks Freihly Ground Sliced Muenster «•* IIW, Italian Romano Cheese Shoulder Steak fop WJIN iiruotintf-ti lij Jitncl Asparagus Spears It lit Writ of <1M- oil!**- ui A inn .ftHiilMon, Itftiltitr. CANTAIOUPE Large Size—Vine Ripened Libby's Lemonade ^^ Milady's Cheese Blintzes pig-' 25 Extra Stamps with purehri* of Red, Ripe-Sweet, Juicy *JjJ '»«• WATERMELON HADDOCK DINNER ^ 4o< Hot House C Tomatoes Red Ripe ling Cherries 49 J5 Extra Sfarapi with puroh»j« el Twice Yearly SCAUOP DINNER ^ X 25 Extra Stamps with purchasi of s Heart's Delight 29 oz. SHRIMP DINNER j^ Z 69 SALE FREESTONE PEACHES 2 cans 59 JANE PARKER IS NOW IN ASP 18 oz. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Brand cans 49 PROGRESS 5 Blueberry Pie CHEF BOY-AR-DEi 15V2 oz. A Af r i« ii'iiiiif ••• IIHI II H iiwui iiiii11 mi IWMIIUHIIWI i wmmnm » m RAVIOLI with Meat or Cheese 2 cans "P jf

SHORT SLEEVE DACRON/COTTON DRESS AND SPORT POPLIN Blue Ofieer ^r. Glean Buz Detergent Dash Detergent SHIRTS SLACKS fiq washors AM purport liquid cl«at>er For aufanisHc waibef! | S3"/JH. pi,. ^300 q-H^C $3.25 $5.75 Ph. 3* pi,. «'W* P^9« pl<). Any 3 - $9 SO All Colors

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307 South Ave. ^^^fc jflkD 155 ELM ST., WESTFSELD, N. J. 1060 KARJTAN RD., CLARK 105 SOUTH AVE., PANWO0H URGE FR£E PARKING ARIA BETWEEN CENTRAL & WESTFIEID AVES. BETWEEN MARTINE AVE. & TERRiU SO OPKM FRIDAY ml 10 P.M. OPEN Monduy ami Friday 'til 9 OPEN TUESBAY, WIONISOAY ANO THURSDAY T1U 9 ?,M. OPEN MONDAV, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Tilt 9 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 10 P.M. P*ge 6 THE WESTFIEtU (W. J.) tEADEK, THURSDAY, JULY S, 1962' • RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

l?iARSALL RANDOLPH- C. B. SMITH, JR. "DWIN O. EDWARDS WIEGMAN CO. H, illl,.I KKAI/rOlt HARRY H. MAULiTT & Itraltun WHITE COLONIAL 112 Elm S». NANCY F. REYNOLDS FRANKENBACH , BARRETT & CRA1N AD 3-SS5S 1 1 1 Realtor DANKER & DANKER, iSV. j uu M.,UI.,,.I» *,-«.«»*. w.-,..irid 1 i ;, ,. ",;'.'';,,'..' V,V."'«'^'Jl;.-!,'VM."Vi'v-'i"',.' Realtor Realtor*. 1 > 1 ine. KBAI.TOKS IXSl KOHLS j ADams 2-6609 i !uii" îa;!.,i ' .imin^' 'ro.'.'m ' «mi ii M'Ui.r...,m. .M,.d.-rrMZ,.,l kitiT« of Multiple Minus Westfiele) Mountamside br.itKI'a-! r.|.;ir,-. Thru; l,'-,i- 1I1JAI. »OH , nmnis mul moiii-ni r.rimn.' til..I Wr.tfii-ld, it', J. 3 AT $23,900 AD 2-5050 SI <* miter* i l,.,(h. li,.ul,]<- caras.-. In siti \V<-»tfl|.Id, IT. J. WILSON SCHOOl AD 2-1800 AD 3-1800 430 South Ave. West AO 2-250« AD 2*6300 Multiple l.utiim VVM.I li Tin I.-.ir...... ,.,„„!••>•»'.»•"*»<•" 149 ELMER STREET i'..|..iiiill. lir.-nlii.-i lirind' "' '" luli HK ilistm Htmlirr Multiple LUIIng 8r»tt.ui $22,900 I"..III. I'uJI iJJiiii.s; |-,!',ui. Hjs..,. - r lrniinfiTi-.il, * * it klEciu-n with .U.JCM! niiitiK f-j.;u <'. ! \ /,, WESTFIELD Tlii.s îx r.i,.in 2-Htory hum.-jiiM ami SI'H-CIH-'I f.i.ivli ..vi-1'l.i..lilm; p'• in.IUII.I Uu- yill'il. All bi.li-i,,,ni» In MAPLE Hill FARMS COLONIAL WIIMOII NI-IHHII is nicely ili-i-o- i.f-il .iiK<*. !.;»!>;,- , j,,H,'tw. V Atlamt 2-4S4g nm-fi ami i.fl'i'iH it ftMufortnt.!.' ,•!.,«.• !.,. Ncirlh .î.!.- U'a^lihit.' A LOT FOR THE MONEY IniiiK room with ftre)>l".-.'. "HEART OP WYCHWOO0" Si-In.1.1. Tl .SjEu;iH-tl f>ti \.ii asi >• plot *>u U 1 .J.-nVrwii s. II.JI.1 iiixit « i.fi'iir- j «>' .'vi'iMioDiilar area of youiiB jsrettl' ilfittl t mi Hti'-vE in Sfirlch ^[•.tit ii.t.'l.Tfi kit.-lit'ii, flisiim: I'lmiii Isiruv iiori-h mi 1st: Uu :.') T8.r.'.- ).. dr.M.iii. 1 u, |,;t!h I'lnUi*. Knti'ttncc lutH, JUinu- BEAUTIFUL, OF COURSE \ti*K"!,-xTnJ:i/Z':m, .lini'™ f«.»iti..a „,„. ,,,,-u-ar (;oi,.hlal ti vt* H vhtif rumn Mil h Ih i-jj|;u-- bitlrwuUH St.u*- hits built-in*/ Split l.rvtl, !iri'|.l;l,V llT Jivinsi r ..li ;»«1; Ktor:tKl- on 3 Hi. 1'ull nu.m. 11.a' x ».«" illniiiK n'l.i.i. 1 All tkv ihntnu Kr»*«- ««il l',',\'"'i'. I;IVMI.-"I"V..|"-L'II'I11S-' '•» I 'Jl' ' •">»»'••*• ''"111" ddluluful <*li KlTt'l'llft] l.or.'l, r>VfI-]uokillt£ ints<:mwsl iimi n hvn-citr Ka- Kitch.l. W'IUI fiUlMM >i'.i.-,-, Mu^ h s SO DiUSHTiDl i-UKv. TliiH Intuit.- if lili'iil for i-iilor *»i )i« ** * m ** r I «' it 11 tt'!i','i»'"'rii!'il IMMII!" lu'm,m',h"M I ''"I"' » » lii'l»ln'»- 1" II"-- well- wt-Ii Khruttttfil yard. <\frcUy .Over and over a&tttt It tittjs- r«'(li-ctt**I lit (in- !i«li«f-*liiit mid- 1,'rmli- hu-I n-i-. i-....in I.H^'-I.oar.j hot wali'r Io-:i!. li-ci, ...... - uuimnvr tliHJtHs, itiid jtu w«f«f I..I, iittuvhi-il (.'.anifii-. SSii.'JtHi. , I'rmmi-tli.lK'rt hvintf room, llill- I>eut* %i\Ht newcomers to this r*mi». I'iiwfair^ JUM- tltret- {**•M' x U'.i'i': v.r>- ih-rii .iiM--t«tr ift.Wfft- f-ofwp lii our uffic*? (ifiim- !.y;!r;!M'\ 'r;iiiniqi|.s ,-i.-h'.!)Ktnn-t!iin. A iirHty $23,900 M IH.. U IUI a (il.-l.hi. liking, u \s vfc-ry rewarding rur huuat! in a pretty iitwttion, Hi*v llm.r. I'].stairs an- two l>f«l- Subject - its, ivh*n jil il)*" end uf a iwii till' Tilitl.'Hill.K <>ttNt4int i'f)]iK(i-«i'lt»ii. 'J'lirrt* it tmiay! $-i',r>tn".i. are four «**iJ-(tr'»iH»r*finM*«l l..t uiaki-K for ...... I llvitiu in this This shi03*. bright house has «r three huur tour with us (Jiftr I I'.-irk Is tliix Home i.- in .'M-r-ii.'iil i-oiitiHS..!!. |.r. ti v raiH h. luitlt in Iiir.il i.y ri.oms ami halfi. liaraî- i« at- ltf*!r*M»j«H <;t »•-*• (Imtliie* c i hi .-*' bvilrooius arc i>n UH- juat boeu Multiple Listed anti "NOW IS THE TIME" f*ue» HK^( wi* Hit!! they **xHnlm, I Ii'V.1. TIM' lipt'lilaui- wall In HIM) t>\i* Htttltti upninirn , , , on.- ni \V"i-.<;HiUri> !,,,j!ir l.uihl- It's ready to sail. .."H's. wtfiuWfut to air** »« numy iktAewk.tf*rnid crurtni i *-JN-*i with lioois N1H.IV*.*, .11 nivl i. ilh li lull l.alli; IB« ..I, '•t>. A -i'' livltm r,>oin, lli'i'i.ia.-'-. In,-In-.1 ami tin- l"t l» * 31 a i.l N mom m> tl IMI 11> i' n tio- .-n-v,.m1.l It you are tliirikinj? of making ItttcKJi posfclbtlHifK . . - we feel WASHINGTON SCHOOl | ,.,„„„, minimi iiiti-n™ with :ird, I»rJ)H*t|tiii «r*t l!««t- I'UH î^.*-fl .lililnu room. caliiiR It was built by Henry West ; SO much h«it<*i* now Hbout thin f U ..its 7.", x 1711. l.»-l UK show you a fjjnnge ro something larger, itlKi fnu« vouiiiH nrc MiKeiiliif «ml iii- :,H-I- in knrli.-it. TlH't-.- y,.o(| ittiuut i l yt'ars ago miii is in now (B llif Ujne to iîve It Humn transfer thttit ww did when wr tlircf !jfih'". Y.-n, a coni|.l.h' ihv Wauhlngtun SHuiul area. w^lki'tl lit your office," o, living i'u»>j; UNUS0AUY NEAT nlial a lovi-ly Monte you rany «erious thought. Many JicmfM haw » rtrpsrtr«pl« u KlllJi^C. f "(JHI MlUitlS I.:,.-, li,,-Hi, .-If-s.li as a ivhi.slli', uurrentiy on th« nmrkot offt'V 1 ill n 1 HK ruoiii w 11 li raided AND CLEAN lii l.,-:nittfiil I'.iiiitlMnn. I'crliaim ll'a a "Trt-Levur wilh 3 hatl- l ith h JdrgiJd i!tniii« area, it rid ftt'j'W'it.f. m'ri'''ti ihh' i>< your "itU <.u on<- floor liavi- I'.ir tSi.SUll. |)OKfe^s»!on about time gchuo! *!is*'(»uN(ged . , tnt'- ..in. ami ti- l)i>UrO(*riii< itttii bath I»JUK Hcrci- and Hiuriy Nha dispose of , , » we hye not iiuifticiiutH t*u t.M« twilK I'll' f' IHI-I.tll.f your own home without pre«- The iivlnM rom i» 3 lng you can he »urf that if !' liislrootiiH ami lHV4il< ih<- |.<»l"i'"r I';I'<-I-KI-I->-II dm K-lit-iT thiT IB M'U d«»i?|), time can be Kaiitt-ti. ltd i $25,900 fllM* Hi»»k tiiMl iM-nrliy IH»W- HflHiol. till* I" " thri-f l>.-.lr..i.n; f-Jiiirr hi an CH.-H.-II. ! N...;!tiun Hix r'Hiiiis, two titr riMim. Vint- •mnrHini ...pni l.-vil uith a srad.- li'vi-l in S.'i.l.S.i.l.hh lliillisl'liilli , Vfr hhiv n iiii<-ara - from Hpjitombtr re- For tliR moment w* havo avail- XrKl l(Mt umuiiji Hiaiiy Hhrulm rvvrvniimt rtiotn \'W s 1 t'> n'(-ri-»iii>|] I-.H-I!) alni a Hll ly in, SIITI. iif IHIIII (in wllk-lll Wi-U-tiared for amt f» well- able many fine lar^RP hofnes of SPACIOUS RANCH HOWE wild tri'rH i« thlH flfllKlitrul Co- »llh Mri'liliH-c iiiMt JHvnliM'J l!a.s..iiM-ni. unly " yi'iuH t.l.i thi'ii- i.s it very jlltrRftSv'. I'iUH-h. Hhrubbed. Price, $27,206, all (IfHeriiitlons. LAROE iunUii h<»nu-. JJvlim roum with til I*Jl«(*llM'Mt, itt-ilillM'lii Mini very tvrli mHiiil.'iim-ii, ai nith Ilirm- li'-flr<'*miH, t w*. ft i»"rb< J lirieK a ml fnuiM* «iu- lim/r li«m< Mrft|>litf»*t (IhilMK roi.nt with 'liilhii. Hi.-i" Mi-cluih'il purrli ,M I «rhuiJN if you hivvo bt^n toy- in «nv uf tin1 iuvcli«Kt MiftiK «i jiiM«i wall Mtjucf*. Kitchen with VHHHJ or frfi'M. Nlti-iitm IIIIII n vi-ry n you work out your prob- IN WYCHWOOD iiort^h lliitt it* htilU #ct£**nt'i Tilt'*-*' twin f*)zt> hfrtrmimf* HIM! tilltl. 'I* l*« I J II tMHItC 11) SPECIALS *Miiy *IT.r. I.. IH'.'II tin. hninc! lem. haUi mi ^riii. Hret'catifm n»»tn ••iH.I.Ucn flti* H^nrlfM-jK"! vMi jnloUHlt'Ml, inod^rn kitt-hci: 1 Built in i!ir..i. $:ii.".iin. whh t'ntiim Hifa, litres Sarg* Til) ' iuii*(* of thIN iit'tv Utti- 1 ) In «n tiiniHuulty jiiTt-HJ^ HARRY H. MALLETT $63,900 roonift ami two tU«M1 liathw. ln« IM J*i!:i,mMt. AlfiuiituihHMc tonttloiw :i 1 $18,200 I lt mum*, 1 % f'jiihf, tiixvn ijir BARN RED CHARMER Th& hpixntifully shaded, laftd $'I»M. WnlUiUK iitHtHHCfc Ul Ht*J sc&Jied plot 1s DV*T Iflfi' x 2i"S' 4 BEDROOM SPUT and lnttis]nn'titU<»n, Anki n fi i.llrllll'll Oil i'i .'K'ri'M, Will! Realtor Thn.r bedroom Colonial with the center hall is flunked 01 *^7 HtuiriKim. Living ruum haB flre- *>ne side by tt IHMMK room wilt lialliN tliroti^li tin. woo.li'il iir'-a on tin- rear ..r Hie lot, hiix four |iiuct'. dining: room, Kitchen , Jefrertum School —• 4 real charfti, and «n the otlu> $30,900 In Wi'Htlli'lir.H I'ra n k I I i MR.WBUH u'lUl dining area and n;ar heUroom oottftRe — large* kit- »iilf by a iargo tlinins (-(ton SMALL f STATE -html si-i'tioii (Kliurl walk t< iM-ilroiiius inn! thrw lilcil l.ntlis. In nililltloii to tlir. liiritc llviiur WKCTPIISLU MI HCrt'enesl purch. lHt floor has chen whh fliniis*? art'a tuul elec- Wit h *L i>uy w f iidow; prfi l 1 » Hhori niiik in a nnv "ON CHIPMUNK HILt" iiimi'Vi.lt Junior IfIKII mill n MSTIKU SVSTBH toilet facilities off kltehim. tric range. lirâkfaBt r«r>m: modern Hit L niftg"n!lSi'prit KitîiHh horn** ttt tt-n. this li'imc hits many mom wllli its r.'il lirli-k iir^- chen. Panîlffd den with built iHok, frtim« ti»U Htuct;o t-on- ti*t HCllOO) in tills HJlOtlc.HK n,i>- rooms mul four full Imtti.- liliu-i' d.-lnil running till to Uu' Tivu car ilt-.taclu'ii garage 111 refiMfrt player; 18' put!**; optm trucUon, with lifwvy M3att> roof. ItMI»*'* AiiMJSiif t!u* many cxtr«>* $32,500 i ii plot li,T»S«»', Oivni'r iviinlt c'Htli*'ili'Hl i'1-lllnB. Ihcri. Is ii re a- tlnu'litco iu (tstp dfM, a inoilt'rn kll.î'ts u'ilh i.iiiH-iiiM 141 ELMER STREET with garage sturasf art*a I porch, too, i**tve !>«>ilrooniH» 3',^ *n*Uy t>!iirtMH-«j foyer with gra- w-ll nixl l« axliliiR ?:?,mm. work uryuj. betl'rooms — *io*» — IVi balhH —~ iyill!B; 2Sf r««feftilun room with t«u» wituJing' wtnirvviiy. Tin? y jialio. KMUT iMMirmnnrt 2% 'I'lif* HIX moiiMiw *rlit nun* ami a >IIIIIIIK itri-a. Tin- nlWltiB HtllM, IS' tlt'll With (5C)Jltrilt4- IKIHII- im liHiiiftl «» tilttk ÎHSH (loni'H In tIn- riim|.ti« ronm iireplaefi — lar^re Hitch en —- ga- flreplacp and pool t«,Mtv Truly ttrge nntlfju*' white- livlns r-nom Iimiu'cliatt! posHi-BHioa. rage, a fine home that we rct'omm* ililM H IlliUlstUJH' I'iltHOrt hearth ' cat I ii J? II ii it n ml «11 tt i n ji' KI H HH .vt-rloi.U a J il 5c 3*1 IHtfrf.il i*o.i! AD 2-5050 whole heaH.*«(lly. mul mHny lemWti t.-ammient wfn- «ora ovfrl'mkUi^' t\U'. tiatto. liiilliiii i'tiren* N*-*-O00—Prun kl I« School — 4 ileif, formnl Uinln^ rtmm wHh '!g' r*nt«i, modprii kltrhcMt with ll l .Mivt' a l.liHi.mont Tor Hit 1'^ till modfFn HpisltfiiuH'H; t'lUliifi tr • Hor fi»N Hi ri*f tt'nrlinll. dm- of Ni-oti'li 1'loinB' betlrooniH — eonvmitiomil — l\tt awn inform til tâliitR urea, 1 fr*'«l»l.» larjre HVIHK room with flrepiut'e six but!rooms (itut threo liathH. •*I«H*« on 1st, DoutiJe R'urHKt: ami tl) i-i'itrtll* *! 1it'ilr.IIHHIH mill - it-cst locations. My ajipolnt- llnrr; II. Mttllett AI> 3-1405 1 x niutJly lajulBcaptd lot. Iti ttlm »!* * Il.- l«l 1Bm.r In — lar«e tliiiins rouiu — S-cair TK*' I* t'ravn Uiv onu]oor IIv- ! llrrtu* li-iiuk 1% lin 11II AD a»17B ...„". Many fltutely irvex mul JMhlUt.Ml t*l II * Mr liv GRANT SCHOOL AREA «- room, i rn*c iittilim- W. MIc lower)iti? »hrul)R on a chwifi* lit VERY TIDY ,1'i'H hi Wyclnvttoit. Owner him mm iimi tllll'llH'll ''««!««" 30' LIVING ROOM UHt fiHlueed Uiv mU-i- to $UV EDWIN O. EDWARDS W IIN tIKMll IIIMIlllllJCI'fi. C. B. SMITH, JR. iase* 00, » •limm Realtor • Cape with 4 bedrooms - ti mi r«»n) «Hli Kill- i 1 1 3 Kanch 4 BEDROOMS 112 Elm St. 1*1 |MIT nli-r riMMll. Mf»Mlt«*r SfuHlpt* '*** ! * '.,, | CciitrHl Avt'. AD 3-5555 %ii:4IIt)' r*Ht!H all. f.oi UH) x l*Ji*. i F'amchiai Ht'hool area MAGNIFICENT KITCHEN MM .'1. li..ul• li- (tit- l«-v« l IpacloujR living roam, kitchen *4iitiiil lev rU $, IVH with dintng urt'n, mul Ijreege- irs <>lil — a rooms, 1 fa rn iH»* ... »rHt\v, bar in t»HHi-iut'ni. I'-t-ar ..... A n y-.TJ>* LEE K. WARING 1 Fs'Hrtig'0 —- niiMlern C'on- Nxliin. 'I'lil II >i« 1 WHJ , Homerico, Inc. red II. KiiwnriU All 2-SITft iti'HR* . l'',\( intcrrfiii I'D or %\\v l 2 CAR GARAGE it* K — nut! Un- llrxt rf'Mtili- : p, cmiiu-lii ...,.AI> ;i-(rati in lite «*'|.|ion ()M itiitiitk'iH-i^, :t^j H)UH , -in" iiitif ill *4 bedrooiiiH 12 on *>ach Illlrkcr All S-'JilllK in. IIIHIIWUKIHT. N'car rtn»< «i |. know). floor) are of good M|ZC. There $29,900 iivnllutiU- ^ylttMMtt »lii.rKe Clinpln ,.AI> 1I-1IHIIH i;U»r>ln (Jfen'.-i-.snHl. IM-Illrhml.t »ai-JHH»—J«fTi*rH(jinBc'hoot—hrlck 1 PICNIC TIME 'H n full Imth «n 1st tluor, a lu tb«* |tr««t)Ct'tlve home Iiuyer* c»<«n turn I !. S-2O12 illy. AakitiK $H*J,rHM». AM 3-aacx. mlf bnlii on 2ml and a tolh'l ranch — 3 hiiilruoniH — hirso btmîticnt playroom. i#e e«r ad on pmte % mil 11 I.i-dr n, frtn'i'c! in ynn\, Will l.i- a juy to your family IUHI Ktall shower in the ham>«- .h-IYt-l-s'.n i no) iti-f.ii $17.1H»ft. ami trit-mln In tin- I-IKI! atmi.H- mctil. l-O'lfH I'l.AINS— Split IfVfl, All 3-HSSl, lili.-i-i. tif tin. iiim-<' yarn similnl utr 3'..IH-» ulil, thi-i... ln.ilri..ims. !,,v ^lau'ly HaHi^, -, ;:-.'ii bath j SCOTCH PLAINS a hits.- HHviliK rnoni. nil-., illulnsi 1938 COlONIAl ml I>UH tc NVV w Yorkk riiylly . lljliy- v.vil liorriMirchh . SjiiitSpli . on iu-autii"ully Siieii a pretty JtHcliwi! Fire- ivii'T, Ahntii fi'« mm. Alt 3. { iainlsfji(**•*! irornur !'*{. |jrt,oiHS, r » ami fiimllv sixi-il klti'lioii *,i«io — Wilson H older ...rll]i.v Ilic lil.-'l li'H'l. A iH-rri'H- place in the largw HHnts r«am WO BIG DEALS j»ft9, Af> u-.*:• Hi. *i-^s--ti 1 Cutontitl — 3 ist'ili'o 3 irtMlrooiBs, Hpac« for reo TOUIH FRANKENBACH WASHINGTON SCHOOl nnil Inoili atMl .HH'-i'itr KJirilK ' lit Use basement, I'lot with "(. .Mi tin- lirailf U.yt-I i-olujik-ti'M fruntime- TIP-TOI' CONDITION, Ine. Status Plus $26,600 We HrK*^ you to niHkt' mi a]>- is mum STIU;I:T —AI> s*47oo nxiiry ami eool today. UIIIIM', UlfuS for ronnmiiy licatiH Tilt- liui' Im lloii. iii'arni..ss d. - bulhs — «a >«lnB» onlyi rHtisf^rrs'il to Ilic nj't>u. linlrH \ Ilium' "Mil «limi!|.|pr In Sl'ImiilK, Ilil'l rulliHlliMl, iiutnt.- flttxe! S. (!rim« ...., Al> ralitipiirtut IIMI hi Xewittit un.l „ tf WnahlllEllMl Sit IV «NOTBT1IIS»T"> illiil.- mrllliii u.y ami a $2;.!«i» A 90 x 194 C. tllntr IloBcrH . .. . . V I> M-^ • sv Vurlt, ISx.M-Hcnt ft.r rrtiulc •IMiat uHmfllvp lmilUc»l». a>kiaK jirk-i' all l(-tu) us I.. f!ii,\ ir*. AJnn Ilrtii't* CotiHn ti hi I'lir Inn Klor) mmlcrii flBie* A, €lnyi«M>le Wt9«7 i-«i«l»t'tll'H*' Ifvhm rm.»i 'I.KAN Oapti Coil. $49,500 l l 1 203 Elm Street ADams 2-5664 bcttrt^mis — lU: ^ lu'tinumiH, 3 IMPORTED rage — Sargo lot. A I) 2>N imiiiM, I iH-iir u.sfii V»ni can have ImmoOlate pos- .vpmun F. l1enr«nU..Al> '-I-O MOVE-IN CONDITION ilK i|t*n. --'•;!)• ultiiviiiMl Kit rit«t'( t-liitlr mil. lMillUill t'ltlMlit'ln •sHion nf this 12 ypur old ht>m« iliMii zoui1 E''>r"('i-(1 warm uir MUM nml itriin'fHl hny window I'liHllil.-lll'l-.s KI'IK-.' Hi.! I'lltri IN A DELIGHTFULLY INFORMAL NEIGHBORHOOD iov.-r, iliniiif; I m ami II cali-d in Hcolcii 1'lalns on tU»- ho !li«!t hiuHllut NVHUMII. I'Uni liv- it»«-t-liM»kNm ih'i'it i-i'isr .vm'ili itm** of .Scutch 1'itUiiM tloJi' LUXURY RANCH ing room. iHnltm fi!«i«, uiiii Hit - M'r*-*'iM'fl |*»ri.Ms itHHh-ni hull in' IIIIH inillviilHiilly liui 3 biMlrooms — 1% n, Vo\u- i'iM-M. hiB n.-ttvUy nmm. l.nt klt.'li.'ii "lili Hil.loliibmM.m- An (nvitiiiK ami fn>shly ili-rorali'il hall' limliir Knullnh lyiii- iKinif lii.iu... i-'our larf;,- ln-dro room;, ami liullt-iii iriii-ih.- ni.'iiiin^ in.'in, svl (Hniim*. room. Partu'lila! Krhnol Rrrn. URGE GROUNDS t ! t'U win' yniil 1« iln'ii. lin» mini; KaniU'.'. l.lvinu loom hit.- n 11m llrt'i.ln.-••. (IK- illniim i m in lirii|ii.|'ll MiiilK llm« i-i'i'- n rii Ilir.-c till lulii.^lxi-il I., ilr. ..nun .III.I unusual <-lo!=.-t siui'.-. ti.mal i.l'.-alilafiE ari-ii, two-. IUSIIH ullli 4 hvi1rc?»mf. " tml Tllv hulnilry iiM-liiiIrs ,< ivawh.-r. Tin- iiiiri. is S^lii.f.iHi. uai-iiK.'. lltii-i hral Init. T jiml very >mtnrn lih-il kllrhi'li. lirf-nh nlinu » li«l*M> r*'»-M»K «' lnx< H|iiM: Hmnry y wniii.. W<- llk<- H •""' '""I"' yi-a IK yiiimg in lovrly Mm' ly nun, nlwly MhruhlMul iahislili-. $39.91: *2O,r»0(»—Alnhavvk Village — fi- »' s i~i»' with country HrtH iit "mi annicilvf. Kxt-*-lli*nt Mill nlll tun! rm) m ranch in Up'top eoiidi- CLOSE TO STONEHENGE £tt?VO titHU'in -uhuni 5 v*-iir» ohj. -1 IN WESTFIELD WITH A VIEW tion. ilru'tmHr -' huUiH. phtn in*wtl<>r uin. -(/• HhitittMl living ruttui •nf hi th->;fmi aini i\rvuliuoin'-nt fmni SPACIOUS $34,000 \ |.'I1!S'I' ST., ronvi'lllrltl. to HS dhiMm riMMti wt'U nlnntu'i) Inmifs, At ut'Miim! «•] fitvi-i-'^ a iiwuf family n«om wiHi i.lv TrlBltv. nil iiiitillc Kiilmiiln. kitih with t'il wall aii'f sliiUt' A trntiftfrr to TCSSIH la 11 iish ttulnt- — 8 rooma liH'iuitlit*? Th^y^ owners . . . 3»?H n cintplt* IWII. ami traimiiiiiiallini will) wall own ami luviiKlnT. Will! UIMIH-M, ilfnluc ri iiit UviiiK i n ri'as i> n for thlK \ i H t i n oom on third floor — ii-ear Kfi- . . . are wry iirotwl t'f Uiuir hi'tlromnH ;tinl l.uHi i.» IHTOIM! tu wiilt fitrjM ltiK in HVIIIB H..WH, J Ualhs, *^-«-;»r }i;ir:m,-. This ''nuu't! ihHii tin nvrt'" itU." NEW 1 humt* «nil imvt* givi'ti u loving tijro -— rin* crtinHtlon. 1 [tnr. First iimir has liuw H*- room, f jii'uiM'rty has \uu\ luvins? cai cart , Kns> to mMiniiUn "A hvcS iK room with Ilm>lm-<-, full r!. îinttui-, !»>«<•- 'JT.'t rn^p hUHhi'H a nit 1S fru «Jlh thr*ve Wdmomw, w rtH!i-*nt~ z<. Oinini; i-iH.m, KH.'lti-n with it fotntly ronm wilh hi'M'h \» iiamil, »•«• hmc m-vrmt tvwa wmi atltlfU Hits year, Jti roiftnifU with 7 HpaekniK rootm School —7 tio» r»on>. '4 imth« tttitl tin t*xtra miry, ilon, cm-lnnfil fr«»l |>I:uv. onchuir liloi-K it. air- ,i<,il linmi'H fur ri'nl l» a vory lurK** vt*K«tHbltr fi.jtri.lt B It's in a w*>U-di:velo|H'(lf t|Ui* «niH — 2 *,£ Juvutory - . . wiHtcc f( :•!• room In luiHrtiii-iit, KtiruKf, r" $:t:t,»f)«, .May rrnl wllli nr fen fnrnlnhrd. 1'ricru raniti' {n-i>I>crty, i-um )H-a1 Kith i,!l. t.tnv tiiMf. Tii« f'iHjf bcdrcioniK tiro nil I plot. Ir.iin Sliri tii *:i7.">. Jin; «•"• 1 nil now in (.!•<• (IIIH n.'ll li«'|H raU'il on Uu' Kiim*.' 11 v«* 1 and tV H.-n IT fn leitutlt. ju«t :i i»r huuiflry ro<«v« Is lorateti ju Mt'jw flown from tin- livin otl tlu* wontU'rfut kiti'lion. A : room, YORK REALTY GO. 2«3 KI.M STIIKKT AI( S-5i trftfllve cntruiun: Imthvny, j«p $25,900 WAITER J. WHALEN cifHiH iHHiellfMt futnily rttmn «1 IMI lluor powder rtwtm ivMi i-nl i;«liur All £•£*? Kt-i-nlnK* two picture whitlow* 214 Imth r>>*;in Cor Jauntlry facilities. evn I'lnlitiitfil A s»uu(.niin «r«. IJIi-nn Alrvlo •» T> 2-r.m« Uvintt rmtm with Itrfphicv. Jf WASHINGTON SCHOOL *:U)fiHN>—Tnmaufn*'f( Hch*ml area Tri. IM. r*-i:(*:» Mr*. l':ll««l»i-ll* ^litrrl* SKtl-,"iTia iiiR' room, ami serOeiH'il pr i U\M hf Ht. A11aohf'd frar«jrr — I lietiroomH, 2 \% but IIH -— AREA "ON DORIAN RD." Sir*, .liuii't Iti-Hrli'lt AO .'I--J7M* Tin* many i-stniK iiu-ltulc all 8< c H IHHV, jitelt your nwn col modern M|>IU witli U-i'su* K*tr**K*** Mri>, Marlon Juhimtun All :i-t:ill mlit tun rnmtittiattonH, ivat! oin iH.forc decorating1 î|«^ We Have Rentals $80 and up wall ("(**}"!'• i IIIJT, lirapfM, in IMMEOfATE POSSESSION $24,400 i-tuii ami r;i«Ho, Two-car KHf ^.M.OOO — Lincoln Hrhool — 3 Homes For Sale $16,000 and up I-'ino i'li'iiiM'ii nenr Hu> Keo twin «la« l>t>tlrni>mH — 4th 1>O<1- WHITE, 2 STORY HOME And Will Build riuin.s Shiti-kaiiutsoti 8(-1HHI|. ronm coll It! IM* ("«mj*U-ttM!. 2 V? iirlnui. »til« «i.lWly I < H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Realtor 3 lha, --car yiiniR1** — chol III.IIU' i lSt 3 BEDROOMS - lVi BATHS on 111.- ninrki't liMlllJ- Tlii-n- WKTFIEtD Our 3Sth Year FANWOOD V1LLANE & SONS, inc. iii-c Ihri'i- lii-ilrti«i>»* »« •'"' PLYMOUTH ROAD RANCH •Jmi IIIM.1- P)n< » »li »•-''- RECREATION ROOM AD 2-4850 AD 2-0779 AD 2-9047 mom nllli i-iimtli'ii «m*'!- ,„, tli,- (lihil «!»..••. Tli.- «.»< FOUR BEDROOMS •tl-ti.lii iMllIt for tin- pri'si'li RANCH .nn.-iN in i'.'^J. llifs ^rai-iou > h — 2-C'•ur ^ n,...r lilnn !"•• '•» » <»""- FRANKUN SCHOOl •ars 0 lâ1 \ ll'l !l»m« v.Kiiti *»lt!l ¥< r,S!' ,.|u-n Illi'nllM'i', nllH'l<-*'n ,'H'III—.liisl tlihiti of if T..|> M'hi.nl ari'si: 4 U' year «M, KpuctotiH ^ imfi.rhil.U. olil. lit nlt i-nt rsr iii, fitif floor F rnnUti $28,000 niiiriilnu «m>l "I'll I»«-«K- i....in an,I Kitrli.-n ivith lir.akfu.-t area. Lull. 'fh wit h -.-.I iiifjilar.1 a Hi) rjtt ;; iui- REALTORS INSURORS f,,»l mini,, tiimllj tllnlitis M'tilniiini ;•])'.,- I..I lor ra.-iy yui'I .ari'. 1.V x 2f,'S livtiiK room- Hi jiii-lur.- win.I.,sv. i-'ornuil mum 1 (injlihsatifin, with H ' SPLIT with nvo ir-rrtMtl(Mi Prospect Street AD 2-0300 i-,,..in, iniio-il.-.l il.'ii. moili-ni Ull- il ntjinis, HiJ^jiUnWU' livtiu; rouns, tlii >v>ili t.r.-nkfaM i M,"rri» r». I11HUU'ex $ 1 1 CENTER ENTRANCE y fit-jiEiFiitt Oinlut , rcniii; liirj;'' In 1 7 ittHi h i •*'i-fir'i UT.IHMt- .{'.,l,mi.. I ..I ?., i . . . TIH - ;ir* 'it klt«tu>ti with iitth ntbiti.tn nn-<\~ iiiiiri.oni ili II: IIH.,1. i i.iy-.t i. H. l,..tiii i.Mi t»-*ith-ul.u!,v a.. . s- facia- sii'.i-.| h Attai-h'-i! KurakM-. Full t-otiHiH - hAlhH, cxini lav. iil.li- n- I'ar.i.liii.l >-Vlii,ol. HIM— ,'lmtf nthi-f lint' hntni"» -Altraflli-.- holm- witli TKKKS in ih#> Imrk yarti , . . 1 ,.u " It » •!« ** I a " » IMu. II IVilli Jilsi.i.i.-.-. |,|.. IK\TH,S - a r*Mv an- nviiii- Idfitl MM.I fur 1-hjl'lmt io \Any. ..mi.:t*-h lit i ' i'iip.- (SMI ->, i.fj'jiSH' !qiH. i! Ittt- fur thr nifniif'iii jit front \yt'-ii 'vuyW «1Ui H» live f'ti>f ll....r tt..tm.« T..O-..I, l.riiikfii.M I.".in HI. l'ri<-»*U ;ii SlS.iMMi. ITS M'T month <»» M|». !'fi- • )'.. litvpliuf, f\j|l [I:IMIIH ill, ^tsiirs to in a|>M we titii astsi.Ht ytiu here. lo.il an.I hai'iily I., li;u,»V, ",','o'lV,|.'l nl iliirki

BRAND NEW ti..i.. .1 [aiafi- ami a-.l...ar- ,.f I ii>- nun. v r.-alnr.'." »f Ihi." n l.loii; tn •'hiitj:h*f> Kr-lttii*! ft'**n) this tiu BARRETT & CRAIN !•(.,->; ami fniriK- lo.mi' In j I?) for ih*- (\tih.\rvn"s \>lay arsa. v(- . !li, ,>,|.,, •<>;- ,i,,.l l.-i II - lainuirv >,.

i,i... iliiiiim room ami ow NANCY F, REYNOIOS Wy. invfio*! ,^N !H UE K. WARING, REALTOR ii»l: « *n, full 'i. \\:\\ I'HUUIlI'Mi; DANKER & DANKER, WILLIAM A. CLARK AD 3-1800 tARGE 5P1IT UVEt Ifrn-ry tlMir'tt. .Ir .All 2-M551 Inc. H. Ill (i.r v i, r"iHn'-i! ranch im (iv«-r Wi*-*Uatt »^v<- !'* $31 500 IltiHdil filftt'hotf, ..... \1» --Kit," •t;»l Klllltll .»».•., WfnUlrli AHimi» 2-2RMI .•ml *>t-i'<-rtHtl pi>n-h; full lî^-rMt. n* • «UiM. II. I.- •*rh»(r 149 ElMER STREET h-v.-i with : j%!>i{it<< 1'nrkiiis lu llrnr If. * . *1 \ i MfJlHJMV" i-! ft. It . tlliri v t if. \t •air M t ! nil -1. t!in JHL; iM.iiji. Olffa tirnt ...... \!> »-7 • nmiii vv ii ti Mr.•!•!»< ' . f ** ' ^ 1.1 1-1 <• i H Y f £ v h. -..•liTH-t- !ui-lu it. t '!..-.)- ..•Uli II, W«-III>IK . . * II 2-ftS.I'i Kit/H timn ..t A l» U-« -"MM. p-f fifrft ihf.if!?.- •••-•I?- . ' t - i's-1* -! S I,.,,,!! !,.-. ,iH AD "2 -1800 ,iii ' l:ti f!. n".r.-;!l M'ti r'K»!H. «.lrlilllln<' I'urdj- .... A H .1-0O30 :•! ,(||;(. h- ,1 t:.,; .,t;t . HI.-1* An \f H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. iii.it> fM«.f«. rnlf l»a;^-iiifril. "J tl. 11'tin tnr 11it*- M i- II/HHL;. K-.iiiMII • . )ifnj\ i,, m iv joir\lf«» i-.'loM.I.' ('n! «' i IT i..iii«- i IU Til «'. TCIK — Alt 3..•!«.',« J*M» *!rfiulr I«»-:I.I.\ iitiini.n — »«II.,',T.-.I! dl Hlnh l.hlKnlf t'l. T.IKSI LEADEN CLASSIFIEDS K«l>- Jliwlfco Alt 3-flWMI BRING RESULTS == THE WESTFStLD (N. X) LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY S, !962 • REAL ESTATE - SAL! • • RiAlESTATi-SALEf • APARTMENTS-RENT • FOR SALE • AUTOS FOR SALE • HaP WANTED- "I sn» informed that this COT- trad ha* been unettn' --Mud'>rn .1 rooyt^P 1 FEMALE HS Students Gain i l«iUi, re-nit fully IwatfU. Inquire I 11!- 1»S2 - to VullFlUt fillet January. It involves m\ itaa '. Ivary Laundry* )si i'ruyji^ci St. ff; !>orty guvifl, rebuilt, motor that was under "test" at !ea*t *» ATWOOD REALTY WORLD BOOK ENCYCtOPEDIA tar Bmati nursfnac hotne, - i We.^tiiHfjL 5-24-tf offer over $ZU, CaU Ai> :!-P«TM H.N., from 3-3J, 6-tfay week- I-P-N. Honor Roll For long a» February 19*51. -Ms«k lflve»i y**M move ef ever>tbias from 11 P.M. la ¥ AM,, B d»ty wik (lor. \ortlt Httll Him St. «.flA<'|f)lH wrs;ir!nifnt., unfurnislu-tl Truck moved to Hagerstewn frosi • r wlil ruritisii, iii nt-\v!y (.-(.msirurt- ATlstocrat HtHcltRKr, $1T& Plaiufield in late fall 196*. CHARLES 6. *3tf flown, $« per laoutl* it&H, Tornpikc Orate Colbfr biatliiijts 3»rJe?il li*«^r) , pr u &i, Final Period "Cannot understand Army's h wall Cull MarK«rft II. AJiIfHU, ing1 ami |iower bral iiuve trunapurtutkiii, AD 3- TEA FOR TWO |{f'i£lunal SI«naeer failure to commence contract ne- MEIERDIERCK, JR. AI turn » L--OS4I The results of the final markini; $20,900 liatli, I and ti y,4i,KNi.Ai>v with AliinEiK^riiil gotiations before closing: of Plftirt- iili:il «rr period show a total of GX students l ificutiuns. for nvw Tiwi'h'tt* si>urlH fic-W plant and in time to permit Reolter Thaf'w about tin* sijct' f( \%» ( fi*lfieJd, opeiihiK *-! at Wesstfieid Hipli Kehooi on the «>» i i-i'v fc>t'lt'tu-t-*t HMtivitlunL i ilemie lists. To make the diit'n- hilfhly qualified employees ha vine c Matlnir Me.DlH-r of Ike batli find lull lutst-'nit'iit. |.***t M' huclitiiMttiiMi, jii-fMi'iit, puKit ion, j;ita; r tinjfuisheil honor roll, a atudi'iil lloard of licxllura WILLIAMS LAMPS beil. AJ» S-23ttii. 7-5-tr in rfptahh- and in»a! ifii hi i^.mttfh'mT its Uox mu.^t rt'Ceivp it jjri'ade of "A" in allence. Difficult to avoid conclusion At* :)* raw of Wfi'ttU'ld JJCIMJ*-}'. 7 subjects nt. least four of wlnVh 6-"l4-tl' lhat, deliberately or not, Army a#" NEW LISTING |H OiSXK. Iftfil, JSOJ}, off insunu^ st muyt bo major Muhjeets, To nmke TOW OR HUBSB manure, well rol- white, 4-d'Jor w*i(ian, rxr<*3SeiH i-*m- the honor roii, a student must ob- tioii aided and abetted company WYCHWOOD led; fami rich top soli; also till tiirt, tury, <>tru-j\ itond watery. move to Ilatreratown with eonsa- rtHH.'i), WW tlrfMt titiow llr^H, radio. day Jhis! Itavr hiui «(*nn« tain a grade of "A" in at least with tw $5 ilellvt-rest Oh«Btnut Fitnn, W heait-r, liJ.450, Original owavr. VVest- U que«t economic distress to entiff GRANT SCHOOL $43,500 study t, iwry, hnth, $ m throe major subjects und not less 2 WJ Ht. Cull AD mm, ti-u-tf Central 'New Jersey area. Thi# FirM tiinft limed. OH WctfifteM- I. N. .1. than "B" in any .subji*t't~—major or $22,750 LAMPS AND LAMP SHADES minor. area was already one of substan- Itiiowii butkiLT, quiiiity rot)* • BUSINESS SERVICES • •lli. full FOl'll remms. i.;u!i, hen* nd 1ml l!o\ !H3, tial labor surplus »nd hit, ctmong Jawt two bltwJk* ff(im ailbuwN tiiruct*''!, nai Ufa! WIHRHVUIU- ilred* {if (al»l and floor tnntpii <• of We l>lasEt-r w'Aljs atitt viluig'K Om*- water. Crivate enlrane^, ssh ri walk C'tmiice fop bli£ kttTfUKs. HVBIKKS* MEN'S TI01.I0rHO.MK III IT. DistiDituishfid honor Rroup: Se-other thin|rs, by Army's closing af > or-A-liinrt, rieslKiu-a to vnltftH-i* ANSWB1UNQ SERVICE —No oftloo niors, Judy Banes, -Kathryn iNos- Karityn Arsenal." end (•«nv* ai**»t for Ntisool »»d a beautiful. hlK vvoixU'tl lut it) WILLIAMS LAMPS neededfurdd—-we furniss h you wltha »ujn- mi.li s< lltiiit. WnlAiiM ber or tltelephoneh , trund, Kathryn Quod, William *1it*j>t»iHfr> Thfw m>lfai»Mai Colo- ppat'cfui. quiet liiciitiiiH. Tiif HÎ'VIJ ItiHIH'i' fui J. <>AH wool* -- -t 34 heat mid Ui Otr B»«Iia?iiil Burma J'.il. tn I I'.M.. 1 \V<-ihM'MiiH,v l'l'ice, 'Stei>h«n Taylor; sojitm- Itut water KUUSiiit' Avenue, «>«tutiil nial *ia** Ja»t fafe-w *»«!(*fed nod %voyd burning- firF-pkir.e in Jiv- Ut tratis- SS3131 niKl Thtiisihiy. niores; Sheila KlaibeivRobert liovv- ing r<>«»m, bi>4' (lining room »nd KVIMU'im IS HP nntboanl motor, 1-t.tt an, Joan Waltermij't*. Barnes Awarded thi* iwiprf«r attmttlveij re«l*>t*«* fKcellent condition. AD g-291Ji. *rpec», Jlan elect rk* wall mVn Honor group: iSimiors, .Patricia ortttcd. ISntranc*1 vestibule, ami table tnjj raiinc, IS bedrooms, SUMMER IJUKI St., i!ea{ anil hot water. Adults. moatiM m^v wanliiiJi>oj( for yntt mnl Bauer, Bonnie Bird, Catherine. Cie- i**r«* ItvtHK ro»m with fire* ntse. Comfortable MIHMH j;ii*m«- Ai*]'uintim-Jit m-n-sn;i ry, A 1 > i!-if4 22. ALTENBURG'S-EUZABiTH, N. i. your faniity! A*ht ^;if*-?r-0 P#T week eoleila, 'Sara Linda Foose, lieryl Servke Pin i*>ti jjnrt'h "anifins list* ireiV in Maltluc Si-rvli-«- t<» IMIIIMH! ,St-rvi<-f AVON' I'MHU-IIH-I v Open Bally 'Til 9—Sat. 'Til « l.'»lim limnCj JVIHIIUK Mulll jii'iir yt»ur Uonic. If v«u live virinily Gregory, Susan S'eniiekamp, iMnr- id me. family din I it if room, kit- rflax. fv*'n in tht' hot t t H i UiiiU 233 Mint Alt, «i'o'i'luv*MMl nariUMiM, ••ail MPH garet KtiRj?, -Hhaiitn Siivitge, Joy avenue, has been awarded a service Hifn «vItli lirf-altfawt ntiok, Hsd kecji Marx, Mf 2-fil4i; fur home inicrvifw. iSehiesinKî', -8usan Sprang, *Sue for a touplt1 M' sciiMnri!-, !'ui\- 2 ml Jtuiir, a niniMircs. Avnf pin marking the completion of 30 U*ut \4*r>" UMPful **3rtrti roam—« ellptt recreation <*r fam ily nmiu Stanley, Virginia Tieo, Jay Um-yearn of service witli the Buckeye with many extra*, it is a priv- , , HELP WANTED brcit, 15ai'l)aMi Wilson, Barbara suiiroom-deitr I |»M(tiirj4( tit ret* Il^w't* to i-eprt'scnt Uifs**- owriiTK ll(iiuni..»i(l Tone Cnltlnft (t'setD.V TfS ANTIQUES * I'ipe Uuo Co., operator of exten- ami show their lov«|y )iom«-. S Hi tit-ut I i.rltil.l IMitiui . ... liiS Wolff. 1 MALE sive crude oil and refined products ' fet»€*tl bptir«oi»i« on 3 tlird bulb; We funKUIfi* th* proiiiM'of ivt' [i;KN KIIOW AKI) NAL.K Juniors; Bruce Khfnman, Doug- bujf r njoKt foHtmnt*1 who resids ; I'M ItMNIIKO -— 3 moms, t iij tit !'• 13 »nil 14 pipe line systems in seven midwest- ait itUtlMtoiiftl bra room tin the this ftU. nimpJct*- kUrlit'H, Hi! militi U—It A.M.-10 IMH. aiiKiinl JTun las Krecswiek, Victoria -GarreUon, ern and eastern sttttts. tow ii and trtuihpoHnUoi}- f tin>»—I I*.M,-1U !•.*!. 'Margaret Ilarrkou, iMitehcli Her- tiitrti floor. For the Kardeupr, JIumiiMtml t'tturii orKim Wcni-flflll', N. J. Mr. Burma began his employ- HUMBLY HltlS 409 I I'rcwbj !**rinn Church man, llronwnn ifug'lit's, Martha ment with Baclceye as 8 summer iber? in H Niimli tcrpciihoUKc ut 3h'l nM*4ili;i» lu'drooni. living room 'liiomiiD S n In I-1 Oman ii! Johanseti, William Lough, Carol l.imri-j IliiMiliij Si.liicl VOIM; niiiit t. • ll-IVl' llUBilH'W 1111 laborer in southern Ohio, spent WESTFIELD »nd tnilhf tu-ar LraitHporiui ion, run« 1 .Mulruany, Ruth Petcroon, Elonor Hie- back of tfap iltiif«t£ ritoui. venieitt li» CSjirK ami Wemtieht. AI-* i-Hit riitur*- Min* , ma pip ami choi'i our :l in t ilayi jll'l' U-CI'1< lilti- llfi several years with the company to AmtUier "tlrst Hint" Us ted," c»u n try MIHII1H llllil t'Vi nlnit. Wrltt- nml Reid, June Tieman, Thomas West, tiiie-cnr detiieiii'tJ tfnrttise, and 1 K-334 7 *>r AD ;s-2OI4, , llux tl-H, van.' northern Ohio, and resided for .%fy Own*!% oct'Uiiit'(J. Mtn-en romnx, Judith Wolf. Z fc iiatliM, iJUtlu, 2~t?iir attH(h*-(i imnlw IL!H1 Puiinu. KIIIHK. AIHU man1y years in Oil City, Pg. where he fruit tretr* tu the >nrtl, Occu* lii.iiiii.i.ini I'liiiril OrKiiH l ^ c *• s of nuilsogany furnltur* . 'Sophomores! (Stephen Atwood, • ROOMS FOR RENT • uinpH, t'iiiiui, art ÎUBS, put tern served us superintendent of tho pancy before »cln>til «tur(», Hiiniiiiiiiiil Sninpt OrKnn » UiKM, KiivtM*, pt-wler ' brtiNs, (iii>r Randall Blair, Michael liraun, Jan- Northern Pipe. Line Co. and the in! woiiil M«niB. DOHH, mlrrurs, ice Culnlaiiotto, Unnielsi , New York Transit Co., Ine. . TREMENDOUS LOT (iulbruimcn Ni«fnt>t OrKuu Mntfc, mm>K, buttoiiB, uuilt»f covt-r- private tiEith, rtîUoitiitt! st'cttott. k 1 JtlMMI-l I'M Alun Dunning, Douglas Enkely, 4 BEDROOMS lJUKlnedB mun. Al> 3-R41S, fi-14-IC Ililliinlti ty|ilfit 4 Ot-ttun ... • tN. 1'MiM coliitntton of aiiiicjuc jow- i*al cuinmiHH Ek He is now iidministrativ*. Mlb« ' Ouli (lilt Atwooil AI> a John Fried, Janis Gibbons, James tiint to tho president of Buckeye, $37,900 liitttlip Cf*nf**^l^ l*ittilt> (t'Mi imniUrm- m- wrltt FOUR BEDROOMS < liiik.-rliiK Crnilil I'lniii. . Harraden, Cynthia Ifelgren, Chas. director of Northern and New Fjjcopllcnt Weatfit'lti \ location, llnitmtimtl IIIMIX- %ItMlfl ()i HtTVH't* HtfllSolS illely, Julyettd Jacobs, Gary Knox, York Transit, and is located in the near Rraiti\ .lunim- II'IKII. mil INSTRUCTION ti'iiilant. Hobert Kafis, Jamog dêrman. $17,900 IIlKli Srliouln. J.ni-gt; i-i-iiii-r liall Kim SI.. Wt-HtiU'lti, company:)' New York offices in runm tti |ir! v H. it. BKNMCTl'. teacher ot iil».«o. Also, Dnvid iMkiiuels, iCraiK Mil- ockefeller Center. I,OP«(t*tl oil f|ute( Kilitbttll ATC« ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, INC. t lill mly. $1D nor wr rii i Latest msthods. Classical ai ler, Hubert iMorpnn, Wayne il'eck, died ft't'ri'fisiiin riioni. <'i>t>U-ti All 3-3»^«t. u!ar, Lessofia in your hnma. '081 • EMPLOY. WANTED • »««•» till* older home- with St« by 3(1" automatic attlr frtn an.! KISO la, ji-r««y s«., Dorian Ud.. Westtteld. Ca.11 AD S-638S. Kli?,ubeth 'Pratt, (Jail Kumuuy, d'aul 2 new O-10 Imill-in nil- comtl- S-5-W front ntid side Mereettetl porch. HANDYMAN will clean nt.tlos, eel ltockftt,' Pi'iry Saraueis, (leorge t!on*m. Half Imtli «n! Raymond Young — Piano StudU ownor. <'Ajx ('otontftl (m prtmj- • STORE FOR RENT • Hatd Boffcrt To«uMf» Aunt. MIMI:O«UAI*III!VO—-rypinK. Mlmoo- Belated Contract jmrt of the sutmner-teen aetivi- wpf-ond floor, ««kt*( do at tie.H for junior and senior hifclj hum*-. liCHUlifu! "work, H>'jiHfma!t!« STOHM, IT X 46, with ov without UPHOLSTERINO Cftll ar Write fa* Information school it(?« young jieoplc. Tucsd»y, front mitt rent* MfnlrM, four I**M1- additional rear eimce. AD 2-3300. lit No. Boclld AT.f- AI] 8-423) rat*»H Dili! HSd-041Mt. C-2.S-t! luiUns, fifi'*'t-'U porrii, atid tll'f" 2-15-tf FURNITURE REPAIRS Award to Mack two hour record hop for junior rfMitiitf untt buth —« ithtu ittuMhtr j>Iat;t*. -Man y extras Include^, 6-S»tf S1AV wtU \mhy Hit day« or «lHht« ^h school .students who have re* ADams 2-0226 OniVO — Rlicb Scliool nnd Ct.l. wooUfinlH if parents RO away, bpitroom oa tli*» flilrit (loop. A quick Iy. >«« »ulH<-«l«. Carol us T. CUrlc, B. A or fur t w« oj" tnr*H* wwkd, Al^'i cently comfsletett the seventh and 9 WANTED TO RUNT • (Vale), L.I.. 13., Bd. M. 3S« Mountain wlli taiu- out* of ('iiili)ren ut hums Hit fey Case eighth (?rudes will bo held begin- two t'ur mtriiitt1 *vlih «Vi-rfeortutl*'ii. fall iii», linyH nml stuiii-nt cioihltiir UWELM MBSIO STUDIO, 1801 N..I.S tliis week took issue with ADoms 3-2222 nrti.T 7 I'.M., Ai) 3-:;>-l!l. Central Ave., WestlleM, AD 3-3063, 11 woman III'MII'^H imrl senior hif^h school studerttn featur- I SimrtKWcnr. HutHlnitillnK riuiuc- Instruction on all litstrumortts. no Mumliiy thr-niBh irrlOuy, the Deffiwe Department \yhen he ing the music of the Del Pi'a will, II K "f lln> »!>«•»! tnsit.- iin.l mako extra cnarirG for instruments loaned (!haHeni?ed Secretary"' of Defense oi-'l-'lrio sl*A*'l-'., grutimt Horn1, 1111- to beginners. All lesnoim urlvate. 1 nl'mr dlnnxr; (ill ilny lie heid at the local Y from 8 to Mnry rnl»u*f , An s-217- ]t|-i.xlnwili-!,v 21100 H(|. ft., ri'iisrul lu- B-7.U Robert -McNamara on the belated IS p.m. i-alioii \Vi-stli<-hl. Wiiti- llus !>;i3, rim- I'oupln, convunltitit tfi award «f n contract for Diesel en- «lira Atvrmnl' '.!;.'!!.' Xo 3-TTI2 iif Wi-stflHlt l,i-ailcr. "-5-lt MacHUGH'S An additional fee will Jie cbarg« OLD TOTE ROAD itines to he buiit by tho Mack ed nil non-Y members at either HpnMof mpi.ili.-r« i.f Ihr iKl St. All ' • LOST AND FOUND Truck Co, in the illagerstown plant. •III- I.NllMK mill il i. B 1 r i' a the record hop or Friday dance. $24,900 • VACATION PLACES j.dNT—[joy'H bike, rtsl, so** us. li'i:i m ri'f- •The. text of H teicKrnpt. '"! s Tornado, white s«at atid . n nrt V,V ti 1 ,.M,, I'M I 8- However, non-Y members may rcg* Tlif* MouatalnNfrte Onpe rod «a SUMMER VMT to 'Secretary MdNathaVU Tuesday VACATION PLANNING ? follows: a plot Ktt' T 172' iiUM a b en lit I- P. CAMILLO S SON Swimming-, wator Hkllns', tinhinjr. ship which will entitle the holder art. [jhoto^rnphy, C(?raml('H, Bhufllc- HALF PRICE SALE DRESSMAKING-SEWING "Surprised und shocked by to to participate in all of the sum-. ful living mom with llmtlnf*** ItBAL KSTA'MS — IKSVItANCii! boanl, ttrchery, ami other sports. <»il A.M.. AI> a-ir.r.ii 1 4'J.I SOUTH AVK., »'. WANTED (!-2S-t( day'. ^ announcement of award by mer-teen activities at. the regular tlliitnir room, In fix** modern kf<« AD 2-0OS1 ECHO LODGE and Cottages Philadelphia Army Ordnance Dis- fee. • Multiple I^lHttllK ftl^lllbCF WE BUY BOOKS I..HVI nfcim w trict uf $8,470,322 contract for 2,- cheii ivlih in tail* *jm<'t*. lirpPKf- ill the \Vo»«liil.i Dmir.l ¥<*«V<.t(i?. H1li[m> tiK'nr AuKUMtii) STARTS JULY 5 hiunt! 111 noil. A I) Further information concerning for further In form ft t loin FLHSASffi OAI.I. iron Dl/IAILI C-2S--H 200 dieael engines to he liuiit in the dance activities or the sum- of Hen)t<»ria IVtllfnm nntt lUtp* PfitlTlc, Oxrner* UiiKcrstown, .Md. by 'Mack Truck, EDWARD A, CAMILLO IIS5 Itnlmnr AIT, Wcntllrlll P.M. BOOK SHOP 1 IV ( iilil llko r mer-teen programs may be obtain- b&tht uj*«tnfr»t, n fci-timoitt -with Alt -'-(1170 330 Park Avis PL 4-3000 day.H iRfnoH k* wo : cjr •Inc., whose corporate office is in ed by calliiiK the VVcutfiold YIM- IIBSALTOH — ISSUUOIl rrlcnii Flau n»«l hotniekefiilni? il'lninfield but whose plant haw 3-S-lt r YWCA. lm(li pint* riiftttt ttyr ?x\mnHt»nt t l WESTFIELD THRIFT SHOP CASH if OK nigwi t f.iyiiilMi6-6-, ridU- 46 5 T i it,'r r Illnm. 5-J7-tf ing- habltf* boots, sntlquRd, curloB, been moved to 'TfaKerste-wn. For lititv tnxr"*. fin uttm'hfil KRnmi*, turnlture, braaaware, glasB, clitno- two yours 1 have l>een in touch \t'fl -— ;i-rin*ni mmli-rii 415 Westfield Ave. Woi(T», 118 Mttdtaon Ave. Ph O-SiSK. ,„„; M. A. MERCNER M i (It* Id- F« iiiroufl - li-x. rriiMK VflitilntlDK. Walk In th Wi -(tKWOI-, A our cf Av. W., Wi'Kltli-Iil. (i-2S-2t tiihl)-. *:in: TOLS, IIIIVOI.VBIIS, KNIVI5S ANII ililt-. 'in !? II •ll'l. ' \Vm-U town. (>n rejieated oecasioiiH, 1 ti: sliiill,-r: $.'! | niir ; Ht-l ait ' t".ii r limn WOlllll. STATE AMI l'KI>I01IAI.I.* •mm !, l\i\ V brought to itn attontjim, in liebsilf JIAIVi; VACATION Hl.-rtlm; «i! \*i •r, } TUVUll M ,.)t ilil'S, I,ICKN8KI>. WILMAIHR, 1»A 2-5S3T, Jl nml i .: .'il'H' i'l d1. O-072H. 2-22-tf )IA,. illcaS for .' IV i jn fi field. On more tiuin onu OCCUHIUII Ilrlok JUIfl I'f iiini- i-ntl:(JJ(t 1 rr fl iron Wm-H .hltu-btful liome offer* « JSIHM! |jark-l ilti> w-tl tliK. Isulll in m»'.L Ji.r.o IH'•r ft Mil, A m '!IiI I1K- AN'I'IUl |il I'lintt-ntw nf haiiso or finrt. I directed to the attention of De- SAf.K rtHO i\ .Ml •yt»r (>l 1**1 MI 7-1H0 or wrlli* A. HtUtB !4.1>. 1, many SKlvniitm •t i in partment of Army communications NIKVII living; room, mndrrH kl(- mm fi-Mtn tiny. (>, In X I'M.. .Xf• .-pi Tin •Ht1«y. i 'IH - .\i i (illlcttu, N. J. r.-24-tf i-liUiiri'ii. AI' -V tin- -il«- ri-lmmi ••in type uf i T-l 149. from my constituents to the «lfect as II \A UK fill R-flilly mi ]M'r\ >• i s 1 •:! Hien wit I* tni>l*» *ISSP**, tiro brit* l*li-Kt Iln<>r Ii UH AXI» IKH'SKIKll.tl i that iMaek Truck wan bein^f cl unl r.; nI, (•>{<'(• j; •Oll- aurtliHl. HIS i:t\t< an*} 'tiiu ered for new Armj eontrncts. l'hl:ll with ilinliit! ar< li-li'iMfOJ M'« H'HIi . ,. . IHII-tlllll (It Jllllr JHIHSI'.H- ict"t»l'i- !* A.M. hi evcr'y ense iif»lhinj^ <*ame of ef- t'I»NC>il HJitl licntfrt iirc«*«f»Tay; rinmi: liti-il >.:ntli; l.rci.j y t tili'i-|t ti .sitiiix tliroimli atif-Honi'iT'!* iiK'snt. Wi-i'lily ri'iiHil. I'lii c AH ••• OKItAltltH TIlAKIMi I'HST. Ill forts to obtain sufficient (rovtirn- twt* tntitc hed r«otn« nud Imtls llniir 1inn lui> ailiUiii'i,,,1 JUIHSON AVK., I'LAIXFIKI.K. I'l, 1 ment work to keep the tMack piant rui'iim |ilu< j>lpnly nf j?l ft ra ^ U-IMICI !-: HInvl f roi>rowin•n MI;*<-t. , %!,; iirl- 6-42M. li-s!i-41 on tit«- M«*i'<>nt! ft(»i*. Hn brna- Tho n•rmx-rty :lis'i ii:> i-Ii-, tr,; lli" Mire, *H. AH 3-15:17. >pen. ll» m'v 1] w-i'U Him t !5 ANTIQUES WANTED tlfMllj JandHrnped sri.tiittiH milk** J-'tiiTif! iirf, rltinit. cut iil.tK*», jiftinl - H roftn wet, mahosii JIII-CI-M: :i" i-hili >> TV cmiHiili \usis. iM-inis, pU'titn* i for ittmuMt f>otnpli*tf iirivnry for iir>>rliil.l.' lii.Kjiny rtil,ln..t. $30: Lain. i t.i-iin-. lit M1U" emik-uutM or for NUD Imthinir* i-ii.-si, ivulmll. l::«; (ilurdy »-«.i-k lit Ix-m-li, Sir,: 2-l,arn-l IS KIIIIK" nlml- itc u-itl fft M. A. MERCNER KIIII. fi,"i; Wliii-hi-ctiT rcjiKit Iv on ili 937*400. ItrnHur — lusurnnfc rilti-, fir.. Al> 3-11753. S1GT 1H.*lIf> Court AD ^- CAMPS ^. AD 'J-U7.'. I t HKATIVi: AltTS I1AV <'-.*>ir—Julie juiif «f i*n*i l.-ti.l'-K, Sir*; r*;iir vi ! LTi to Aug. " iii iiu- W:iti*hun^ Itew- M'maifui. HwhiuniJMf, hnc^cbat'k rid- LEGAL NOTICES NEAT AND SWEET HlfHtlMH, :j h*-i|rnoin;-. tilt- i In*, enri'M-lim. i'.-niiis. baseball ami l-ilri V's SM.i'',.- -i jiinii y LEGAL NOTICES r*ipla!Mi. feju'i'ii rear v;ini, innh< Mifin-r KjjfirtH. ("Mil A!) 2-64*53. ,-!H-Î >>t ili fourl l.uw |ilvl«l»n. Inj -lu- #1- il unnifif. $m,:.0ft. i'rin- Till* prrti;* C'rtlonlnl {'njn Tod f-'t'-m-h >!ni, kiu-hen sink; waril- , only. A|) 2-741H. v». (!U.;N OAKK I'IH:I'>IKAT(I>N, n IN i-Kntly tnr iint***>iHn(*1 ncru- ••••».•• trunk «iii i'h!itr»: cli'i-trlcal --. ili!'li.-,-5; rits.-,; ilnH rornunitloli of N. .1., I i.-l'i-inlaiil. I'lvil 1 Ail!.>n Will uf KM'VIIIIUII. iililir FOR SALE II!II-1II ."-III"-. pattt'j- surf lw In movf-ln <-on- • REAL ESTATE-RENT* Hy virlU'- nn dlilnn. li»lim ronm, InrRp fclt- t**!A><«S ANI* OIUÂ.'VB—top brp«dd Kali- liy I'ulilki Vf-nilui' at I IH- court. '-. •'•'!>i)ih!.'iti'in i.lf, \ ,1.. .III! h\. Hull* a' *:1-*i nt VM'• t s - July A.Ii., Htiili, .-il l» Vim-Is i Ifnrmt-rlJ' Crftnford 1'IIIIH. COJ in I. l.-l.- fiiHIi'.n !•> IliM h r*Nu«H null tin Mi tiowtmtnlr*: flic lli Ilii. afti-rniii.ll ul reiiil Jay, till tlv I <3T Kiirth Avc. W. *I» X-W11 ':i)J AM --^^ iiltt- I'.M. ., si.) IVIIII-I.I ; a lunl.it: "inl KrnuUdlnK rii4lil. litli- ami iiit.-i-fsa »i' fhf .1.U-. N. .(.. Ill-.-i-. * vp;itMt(-il Nt-rimi! H(Kjr IN l**-nti~ il.iiv"-fmmi-il ih-|i'inl,'iiil in nnd to ! 6-5-tf v«i S%TI iirMV, .rui>- Tth (iriiMy finfslM'il «itli tntt I>ctl- ;ilh.-. Ihi- fuSU'Wln^ pri/ji'-i-t.v, In nit: n l All lhat nti-nUii Ir.itl, tut. ur |iarci-! ! 1 T, cmsips, roniilM nud itixivilf'r r«iim, 'I'IK* st:t- g u a r » n t i' i il, rc-rori'liUonfu:, all »f laml Hltuiiti.'. Ijliit: ami I.I-IIIK in t j*tit. A l ,\ M :!-'-:•;. i, l.rniHln, (24 MIL Stittli.n Haitiu «-. TV,iliHl Si Ihc lw.» r it u K Ii isr .\li.tiiUiiiin-i.li-, liir«p li»M4>*uetit I* îiln.t.I,- f ,i- ^:u Kouth Ave., Muiuiay and Krldav i'i ty of Cnnjii, Ktiin- «f K.-«' Ji-r- ( till '... AI) 2-JGiHl, 8-I6-U « V*M< vfii t Ion room. i:% t rntifi j I III « lii'int in I he <•!!- i.-h.M.]. S>H.(I[>I«IC ;tii't ir;ui^)»i i l*O'rvri'*ltV .*tl':t'ONiiB--at the Vo.it-ry iif nf rnisjii-il Avriiiii', w inn- 1'iJt! *:;i::-',*\v;. rtMmonnlilr- hrntliiK n*HtH, ttrnv.v ! Hhiiji, iI*ntH*rivarpf tivpinrarn, »rt- j MacHUGH'S Ss (!|.,t;ust L'liO fi-i' !n it K'-H i wart-, stftifu-itrt-, u* lorn tlutn half j -*>i M. I wi-sl'rly flil-'-i-li"n (IIIMWT *tnt> «>I«>t-tlrtc service, nttnchM !' lirn- '-!' liHif! !(r',^j,i-'-l \V ! ctitiL At th> 1 J*1UJ* tlnliliMl -U-'i il.M.r. ! -.- Inutt" r:. ry < 32 W;u -huiiff Av l.n-l till . i .'-i.i.-ii a |>..|nl. wlil.ii »is>rl:» Hi- • NOTICE Kiirnfs«*. \i*nr \V n N It ] li s t o u Ul, ixn'ilfllt htrs, linn. > \/, •!;(!•(' '"fin tli MI'IT: .-M-.-l 'if lamli nf :-|I,,.MII-I till.I h July 1*. K' i (> ptn- iiKHiM. t'.ili Jintf!- . fmtii MI|I| I.I-K iiiititii; imin Svhoul. Siil.SftO. ii!ivi<^..n. it'-ttit-f, ci; .<- mil .v. .- Deadline for w.KiH.'iii, AS1 "-Tr.">'». '1. fwlly IMII.I; f.iir;. !t alu nnwden ii (if i I A v Classified Ads Apf>li;uR-i'H/ 4:»I North A w. An . AM 1'- i:: I S'.iilli \\ • REAL ESTATE - © :.< ;;^V V: I. \ \iitt i I:H r i.f kalph 5 P.M. TUESDAYS KD1TII HAT* l-'fi-.i.-ll .-hi, r.'., Ni.rlli ::> ' SALE OR EXCHANGE • Fall I.lni> nf llllllni *! ^lu i-< f 1 Hnil I I. Mir, ititfiA WK "\\i~ vu " Ufwi-'it y |i-,,n |ii|i,-: i Telephones CHARLES G. 1» ffiira SI. I! .i'»: i > a :. i Imii !'••'•! I, AD 2-4407 - 4408 .•-IIKlIo livlri^ rx'.nr. Mt '.iii- lir.- • \iZ\Y I'l MEIERDIERCK, JR. ' i:urii;i fi!.> i-li' uilh' ii'ii'lii'r.- ivi'li tif il vi.nv. i'i.m-1 nli.ii! I .'.'Trii-h''"!' nut,slit Realtor at. I-.- .»:', 5 "A!> :•-' ami i '.»(«. I Ht-f.tr- AN ADVERTISEMENT IN 1 1 'Ch Jtln-rlll ii . y\,:M I 214 EAST BROAD STREET Of" !) il..u i V "'i.'-'ii-i ADAMS 3-6639 • PETS FOR SALE • FlUN'K W. -•> ?:I:!.::I ;itv, 11 J.I.V( AHev fl, SlHt'i.murhHn *;!'Alt .\TW! \1M*I J\ N< IS. YOUR NAME S1FFORE THr ISI* 'iii!--'l!!'.;(i''j'?- I'llll.ll lh;il i] BOATS N.ilj.i. I-i IL r iml. 11.- li...,r>lif. ^ Ml>Sh n, llnrfcr itl-tr HI5T I'.I.IIIII nf Ailifi.liI'... i Ml'i V, nli-1- WIID CHERRY FURNITURE nilHKH, M.- .l»lv RiAOERS OF THIS PAPIER un<»i a-usis AH :t - 37 n 1. l-iliil-;. yntd bib Mppnolatniig at "M- ::?. i':'.-ii I'lmt the M. I oiii!.. Mo., too wat» 4M0 to Mini {ruin htith b»rt it it Ili-ltl. # GARAGES FOR KENT m WIUIAMS lAMPS - IV£R READY F08 Klii! wi d. Ihf fjcntK no'l",inc of motliT w adviw on Js»nd, : I i iHi * AKMifmB<5 tlio 30puniid infant's,*ia,nmUw'< /»™, IH>A1!I> til-' "Y'VIII'VH''".'^ i' M. H. f d h0« t if pws ritt hunt for a swssix INSTANT REFERENCX. "'IN—• TiT^—i»i ' . ,l[l^l!?g*| Page 8 THE WESTFJELD (N. J.) LEASER, THURSDAY, JULY S, 1862 i... , — =»=• y., located in the heart of „,,., .Registration information and de- skill state forest. It is now a j,ai.{ Becomes Realtor tails fur tach program may be vh- Wawayanda Opens of the Frost Valley Association Reception Honors Record Mass Transportation Program Teens' Swim Party t&incd by cuiitafting uitlier asso- serving- the YiMCA communities of North Jersey, Mr. Chrone said, Cancelled by Y Camp Program "Tht Frost Voiky Association is 36 AFS Students For 1030 Girl Scouts, Adults Was the overall hudy that includes €am« The Weslfield YM-YWCA an- Fair Scheduled At Capacity Wawayanda for boys' Camp \R£ On Visit Here Chore For Mrs. George Morin flounced that the proposed summer wayanda for girls, Family Caiap teen sponsored swim party at For- Al Clmme, assistant general sec- .Conference Center and an a(|ujj By 4-H Clubs retary of the We.siffeM YMCA, an- • vacation center, Mr. Chrone saM One of America's snore success- f Lake Champlain to make final see Tommy >Sands nnd Margaret this should do so as suon as poz- families. In addition to the recep- arrangements. spetififtttions for Johnson & John- The 4-1! members will compete some of the same activities as their tion, while in Westfteld the stu- son, New Brunswick,, will attend O'Brien in "Sunday in New Yort;." in modeling and making their own children. However, parents are not (The roundup, the largest for — VVUl.a'uA UtitkrJr. Camp Wawayanda is the second dents spent a day sightseeing in the 1962 roundup in the same ca- clothes, and exhibiting tricks able to visit with their children en Hew York, attended two BWiro par- teen-aga ffirls in the free world, is CHARLES W, ROKOSNV, «*•«*- Interested persons should reg-is- oldest camp in the United States pacity as previously, (He has been taught their antmaU. and lias been heavily used by West- certain scheduled times. ties, and a farewell party Monday held every three years and plan- training Girl Scouts as photog- ciale broker with William A. ier at cither the YM or YWCA evening at the home of Mrs. A. B. ning it takes just as long. Sirs. raphers to document the roundup Clark has been accepted by the well in advance of the dates men- Bepresentnigr from each of the field residents over the years. It Any one interested in further Crampton, PTA International Re- Morin, however, took over the for showings in their communities. Westfieid Board of Realtor* m a tioned for each, evpitt BO that ar- 4-H elm piers in Union County will is now in its fourth and perma- details concerning reservations at transportation chore in November nent location in Frost Valley, N. tha Center, may call Mr. Chrona lations chairman in charge of the iMr. Morin, who has beers active realtor. A graduate of Syracuse rangements may be made. have booths at th« fair. senior high PTA committee re- when she replaced the director who 1 University, where he majored in resigned. it) girl scouting fur five yt»ar», is sponsible for local arrangements. a member of the Washington Rvzk Marketing, Mr. Rokocity fea* Students acting as guides in It has foeen her responsibility to Glvl Scout -Council camp commit- been activ*Iy en graced in the New York included Bui bam arrange transportation for 10,200 tee. celling cf real eat»te antl insur- Barks, Skip Kelila'T, Mark Brum- girl and adult campers from every ance for the last five years. He baugh, Stove Atwood and Bambi state in the Union, United States 'Mrs. Morin is u graduate of it secretary of the KlwanU Club Eddy, possessions and 14 other countries. •Smith College, Northampton* of Weitfteid and »elive in Holy The work awaiting her in Ver- Mass.f and holds a master's de- Trinity Church activities Pres- Kurt Kaufmnnn, treasurer of gree from the New York School ently he re«Me* at 503 Edgar tilt student council, and Jim Loeb- mont, she Paid, involves making transportation arrangements fop of Social Work. *&he h#* Iven a road with hii wife and five chil- or opened the reception by calling personnel consultant on the staff dren. tjpon host families to introduce the second time for each iprl. She of the YWiCA of the USA and on their guests individually from the will meet with the Vermont Trans- the -board* of the Westfieid VW stage. The microphone vsas then portation Co. to arrange for the pAi Community Center and Wash- turned over to Fernando Notti of uso of 85 buses to tiring the girls ington fRock Con ncil. §ho is a Argentina, who cmcecd a program rom the railhead to the encamp- trustee of ihe * United Fund of Which included s native dance per- ment 30 miles away. WestfteW. formed by Manijeh Golbabei of Until now, iMra, Morin has been .Mrs. IMorin Is the daughter of Iran; the original version of "Nev- working out of Girl Scout regional Mr, and iMra. Joseph Jl. Burrill of er on Sunday" sang: by Marietta headquarters in Kew York City 422 'Beeehwood place. Aloukou of Greece; a humorous with plane, train anil bus compan- potpourri of impressions of Amer- ies. One group of girls from the More than 84,000,000 Americans ica offered by Alfredo Peter Held Rutland, Vi, area will complete of Brwilj a group of Swedish have savings accounts* songs interpreted by Bertil Hede- lin; an extemporancoua skit performed by Hans Gernot, Henrich and iPeier iKehrer of Germany; piano interpretations by Yavaz Erguven of Turkey and a native dance performed by Joyce Aloji- pan of the Philippines. . The students ended their program with a song composed by themselves during their has trip ' entitled "Sing for the A.FS," led by Cecilia Roell of the Nethelands. The AFS, a completely volun- tary nation-wide community organization which also sponsors the highly successful "Americans Abroad" program, is the largest secondary school - age exchange program in the United States. Thie year 26 countries were represented In the Westflekl contingent, including Argentine, Colombia, Austria Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Bon- murk, Finland, Germany, Greece, Indonesia, Iran, Italy, Japan, Lei>- . anon, SMftyft. thev Netherlands Norway, Pakistan, t&o Philippines South Africa, Sjikin, Sweden Switzerland and, Turkey. Just a glance at our statement shows the growth National Westfieid PBA Installs State Bank has experienced since the days, acentury and Hann as President a half ago, when all the cashier needed to handle business were a quill pen and a small iron chest. On this, our 150th ipfttrolman Donald Hann was installed as the new president of the Anniversary, our statement reflects not only the growth Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa- of the past, but the promise of a bright future, providing tion Monday night, with iPatrol- man Frank

No Lull in Activities Mrs. William Steven of 1120 t Judith Hawkins Marries Navy Officer Minisink way will be the hostess I J Continental Cuisine For Newcomers Despite fur the afternoon bridge t,*rcup on ia tt Country Manor Selling Around Town At Military Wedding in Holy Trinity Summer Social Hiatus Tt";sday at 1. The niomher.abip corninittee has At a military wedding Saturday morning in Holy Trinity Chuitts, Mrs. William Kinust, president There were two grandmothers [ two months European trip to their of the Wt'stfU'ld Ni'\Vfoou>rs CJuU, iinn'uiiK'cd jilaia for a prospective The New 'Miss Judith Cecilia Hawkins, daughter of .Mrs. Harold 1<\ H.iwkin-. »i will he hostess for the annual members i-offoc <»n July 18 at )0 o'\ the bride's side of the church ! home in LeRoy, N. Y. in pUtre of (be ITÛIIU' last two years und is intcregteil The Rev. William J. King-, chap- monthly meeting. iMrs. John Hoot- in joining the eluli. If any new Dinner Dancing Friday and jruttsts were Mrs. Howard Bei'ih- -<„ Saturday in the lein of Hazelton and Mrs, C. A. lain at the College of iSaint Kb/a- un, chairman oi tlic child em'v com- arrival has not been contacted, she IMrs. D. Cummings of 837 Kim- .nittec, lias announced iluit there may call .Mrs. Paul Burton uf 7(51 Glenn Miller Mood Schmidt Sr. of Edgewood, both m ball avenue entertained recently at beth, Convent Stution, orticiatctl at Pennsylvania. the nuptial mass ami read the Pa- will he no child cure provided for Austin street for reservations. No Mountain Blvd. off Rt. 32, Watch ung a coffee in honor of :Mrs. Fred this function. child care will be provided. Betervaliont PL SMIII —*. Shorsher, who with her fanuly pal blessing. Very proud parents are Mr, and have moved into their new home A iw«ption at She Cokmin Coin - The couple* r.ovico bridge ^rouj) Mrs. iMatthew A. -tfartigan of at 435 Topping Hill road. try Club followed the ceri'immj. will meei Friday evening at 8;.'i0 321 Harrison avenue. Their art- -+. The bride, Kh'en in marriage b> HI the homes ofsMr. and Mrs. Lloyd her bj'uthw, Harold P. Hawkins Itotho of 22 Mohawk trail, Mr. and ibt-daughter, Grace, is represented iMiss Gay Coburn, daughter of p in the collection of contemporary .Mr. and Airs. H. B. Cohurn Jr. Jr., woro a j, own of .silk orjân/a Mrs. Donald Howe of !S2li Brad- You Can't WISH American painting to be sent on a of 131 Lansdowne avenue, flew to with scoop neckline trimmed with ford avenue and *Mr. and Mrs. imummmmmmmmmmm five-year tour of the world by theSeattle recently to spend the sum- Alencon luce, a basque bodico and Georjrc Jones of 125 Benson place. S. G. Johnson and Son Co. of Ka- mer visiting with her grandpar- a full skirt nppliqued with lace uml cine, Wis. The 102 works, valued ents. swei?piiiK iix,tt» a cathedral tram Her mjuitilla was of matching lace Away A Wrinkle... at $750,000 are believed to repre- MISS SUSAN K. riKE WEEKLY sent the largest investment in con- tMr, and 'Mrs. William Brown from Brii'isols and her bouquet was temporary American art ever made and children of 6 Westbrook road of stt?pluinotis and ^lamclia with FLOWER ORDER spent the weekend at the home of ivy. by a business firm. ! Pike-Gass Wedding $2,00 per week Mr, Brown's brother, Joseph, and 'Miss Teresa Ann Hawkins uf -Mr. and Mrs, George Govous of family in Brooklyn. Westfield, sister of the briilt?, was Gunrimfeed a d»sen flower*. 97 West-field avenue and daugh- -+- maid of honor and the bridesmaids Set for August 18 Coutrnct tat 1O vteelut or wore* ter, .Maureen Hackett entertained Jimmy Breslauer, son of iMr. and included the 'Misses Hernadette last week at a dinner party for 'Mrs. R. Breslauer of 657 Shadow- Cavanoujfh of Roselle, Maureen 'Ml', and Mrs. Howard E. Pike of Miss Judith Hawkins, who waslawn drive leaves today to fly to Hackett of Westfield, Antic Hcdtrra Littlr Rock, Ark., formerly of married Saturday to 'Lt. (j.j£.) Germany to spend the summer vis- of Dityton, Ohio and Mury Alice Westfield, announce the enâge- WRINKLE Louis B, Wardlaw. A dinner party iting: with Richard Warren, son j MyloK of New York City, and iMrs. i iont of their daughter, Susan El- of Mr. and Mrs. «R. W. Warren, I "was also given iMiss Hawkins by [ Lester II. Edwards of WalliiiRforJ, vira, lo (Ji'orjfo Edward G»sst son j iMru. Joseph IX Collins and son,former Westfield residents. Conn,, and iMrs. Dennis H. Irlbeck of Mr. nnil 'Mrs. Charles J. Gass of i Dr. Brian D, Collins of the Duncan -+~ of Wobum, .Mass. iMiss Constance 528 Prospect avenue. Hills Apartments. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins, a younper sister of tho -+- Bliss of 895 Dorian road recently bride, was junior bridesmaid. The imisjinctive bride is n grad- were Miss Vera Bliss of Pekin, N, uate of Wt'stfiekl Hijih School ami Mr. and Mrs. Alan Beer*Bowei* All wore white organdy eyelet ; D., and .Mr. and [Mrs. J. R. Cum- staii Studios attended Vermont ^Co!ley;e, u\tont- of 1400 Lamberts Mill road were minga of Hanna, Wyo. .MRS, LOU'lS H. WARDLOW over aqua taffeta, made with scoop pclier, VI. Mr. Gass ia mi alumnus I hosts to guests here to attend the (Judith C. Hawkins) neckline and bell skirt. Their iMiss Lynn Rouillard and Brad- of W«stii(!ld Migh 'tSrhool and Nor» i wedding of their daughter, ,Mar- headdress's were veiled aqua silk wieli University, Norlliflohl, Vt. [ jory, to 2nd Lt. Donald T. iMoellen ford Rouillard, children of Mr. and ciibbaire roses, and they carried *A freshly dry eliansd garmenr requires skilled finlihlng i USAF, Saturday. The guests were Mrs. D. E. Rouillard of 335 Tut-(Ann Margaret Gilchrist Colonial 'bouquets of mixed spring Tho wwMiiifj will take plsiee Aup. [-Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Howe, Wash- tle parkway flew to Salt Lake City, ' Returns to Westfield tlowei's. 18 al (iraue Lutheran Church, Lit- with gentle modern equipment to restore fabric line and ington, D. C; 'Mrs, F. W, Hyde Utah, 'Monday, where they will William Wardlow of Newport, tle 'Koek, and after a honeymoon I and daughter, Mary, of -Klamath spend the summer visiting their For Wedding Saturday II. I., sewed his 'brother as best in Bermuda, the couple will reside drope. Thaf s a job for G. O. Kniler's professional dry cleaner*. [Falls, Ore.; 'Mr. and .Mrs. Frank grandparents. man. Ushers were Lts. (j,g.) in Oklahoma. I Gay of Wilmington, Del., and Mr, •Miss Ann Margaret Gilehrkt re- Gary H. Susapr, Di'lman C. iMoll, [ and iMrs. (Roger How of Chicago, Visiting at the home of Mrs.turned to Westfield ami the Pres- Hoirer L. Nuwman, Charles M. Wil- Haroid F. Hawkins of f>35 Hyslip byterian Church for her weddinjr son and the Messrs John A. Quinn EM. avenue last weekend while here to Saturday evening to Dennis Eu- 1 of Koselle and John T. Wardlow Garden Club Members PHONE PI 6-0100-OTHIR TOWNS WX-2100 (No Toll) •Hh- attend the wedding of her daugh- tfem Berber, son of Mr. and Mra. of Newport, u brother of the bride- A lawn party was held for out ter, Judith, to Lt. (}.g.) 'Louis B, Frederick Bergcr of IN'orth Holly- Tour Lighted Grounds i of town and local guests* at the Wardlaw were: William Wardlaw, wood, Ciii. Dr. Frederick E. Chris- groom. Of Scotch Plains Home f home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. John Wardlaw and IMr. and iMrii, tian performed the ceremony. After a wedding trij) to Alontoô ! Gallagher of 1702 Boulevard fol- David Powers, all of Rhode Island, iThe bride, daughter of Mr. ami Bay, Janiiiira, the couple will live Approximately 70 members of G.O. KELLER'S E lowing the wedding reception held and iMr. and Mrs. (Charles Hedges Mrs. Kenneth (iilehrist of New in North Kingstown, It. 1. .several garden clubs from West- I at the -Scotch Plains Country Club. and family from Ohio. York City, formerly of Westfield, Mrs, Wiirdlow attoiuied Trinity lield, Cranford anil Ualnvay last | The Gallagher's daughter, Jitoberta, wore a princess (fown of white or- Colk'jro, Wanhington, i). €., and week toured the iiu'hted grounds f was married at a nuptial mass at Spending last week at Sea Side Kiindy and a veil hold by a wreath' was graduated from the College and j-cnrdcns, of Cmdr. and Mrs. {Holy Trinity Church, to Gilbert iPnrk were Westfielders Susan Al- of iKaint Elizabeth. She lifts taught Aubrey .Russell of lfi,'il Coif street, of stcphanotis. s KFulirman Jr. of Rochester, N, V,,len, Helen Guezzetti, Pat Hand, The bridegroom's sister, iMi££ Eng'lJHh at Governor Livingston Scotch I hii us. PUINflSID, N. J.-COR. SOUTH (• ULAMD-COR, W. 7th & CUNTON H* Saturday. Barbara Frink, 'Betty Brethcrton Janice Burger of North Hollywood, Keirionnl Hi^h School. COS. HANDOIPH & ARUNGTON-30« SOMERSET and Gail Martin. Chaporone for Lieutenant Wardlow, ;i gi'ttdualo Mrs. Hcleno Tyleake, lij-chting Miss ^Phyllis Giglio was enter- was mniri of honor in n dress of consultant, for 'Public iRervice Elec- WISTFIEtD, N. J.-U t. BSOAD ST, the week was 'Mrs. Edward Frink ^reen silk oi"K«nxa and a wreath of Do Kii Salle Academy, New- tric and (las Co., conducted the. tained at a prc-nuptial shower this of 040 Lnwnside place. port, and the United States Naval ' week by her sister, Mrs. Jack Catti, -+_ of ivy. 'She carried white daisies Aeiuk*my, is presently si'rviiij.',' with tour and a brief program •which •Miss Barbara GargalowiU, Miss Page Stephens of 411 Tuttic and ivy. 'Carrier Airborne Early WaniinjJi; followed. Darla Duncan, 'Miss Edith LMott parkway joined his family ut Mar- A .similar costume was "worn by. Squadron 12. The Russell home is one of the. and of ^'who left for a trip to Europe. ton of iJIt. Dora, Flu., were recent Mrs. O. I), tii-illin in Sea Bright. quests of Mrs, iC, A. Parrinfrton of Delta. Those present included Mrs. H, K, J (Mi*, and Mrs. George? Bmil of Clark street on their way to Jef- ;Mr. Berber was irruduuteil from wi^. t'liairmnn; '•Mra. Fnuicr- QUALITY... iorentme S0O8 HHlcrest avenue are moving ferson, Maine for the summer. the University uf Arizona aftr-r k'k C. liohnbaum, tfeuuurt;r; JVlrs. 2* tomorrow to thtir new home m rvine four years in the Air Korco. J. Russell Krcbiimn. Mrs. Walter 'Pittsburgh. iMr. and Mrs. John 11. Codner Mr. and Mrs. John Kraft were Marvin, Mrs, I1]than A. Hcscock host's to the rehearsal dinner at GOLD VERMEIL *j —*— of 103(i Hnrdins" street are hosts and Mms Joanna KanSu'I. Plans SINCE 1926 fa Mr. arul Mrs, 'Sheldon E. Beadle to Mr. Codner's parents, Mr. andtlii'ir home, 1(1 Rodman lane. weft' mudo for thy ruminfr season. 1 Lavish applications of gold on pre- ;jH&r. of 403 •Kdjjewooti avenue had .Mr«. Robert Codner of Oroveport, cious sterling . . richly hand tex- is pjuentst Mr. and tMrs. Beadle Ohio. tured in if« Florentine manner v,f Visiting them for the weekend t they were en route from a (Please turn to page 11) by Kirk master engravers Buying ih*3 h<»Ht is an old Union County ... creates the regal habit. (Jetting it nt Murcus Juwvlers is u splendor of this iratlition. Fur !J0 yearn our policy hus new Kirk pattern. hi'CIl Uic MUHlf? . . . offer the finest nt the fa pc: place setting SS5 00 lowest possible prices. You ciui't m?t IVHH than tlu- best, hcrnupu we don't stock it. You can't pay more, IHTUUHO WO tlorrfc ailtiw it. A ml i'Vi'ry pun-hatio clinics com- pjf-tc* with titir fainous persona! SITVH'CS . . . frt'e (k'livciy ituti j;it't wrappinjfii, Hwn'ue accounts, monoy-hm-k guarantee oi conipU'tc .satisfiiftiiHK b'nv llm iiHJinutn in selerliim, (junlity, sci'vurt; uml savings ... kt'cj) Miuvus in mimU

% cling! hemtoom CRystal BV A Special Gift for the Bride; A Token Remembrance to Florentine your hostess — A gift that has STERLING lasting loveliness — Sterling sprinkled with the twinkle of \ stifiiist, hind f'-x'iifcd wit i ,1 thou sand tiny facels to reflect each candlp V She's.tlevaslaiinii! Putulmu mills hergirl-on-lhe* K ll „ thouvimf linifi ov«i Trays — lamps — China — Crystal — grow curves tvith an exquisite aim/ring of 100% 1 Silver — Lenox Milk Gloss — Hummel 1Manca"' Mrrlrh Unit! Jinniliil Ir/ifor a f/racojut PfKes mrhi f* ' F '^fst T at hi boned Jotun brufora fitr$'otir> fit. (Colors jrottt Figurines — Stack Tables — Boris China At! Ktrh ;Jtf/.J7iN nn tttwtlttble m fro/rf Vc-mf biight to dark, and then somi'! - Woodenwafe - Brass - Copper 1'rc-teeu si^.'s ii to 11,

Jeanneffe's Gift Shop 227 EAST BROAD STREET 129-139 CENTRAL AVE. AD 2-4800 akeud Open Monday and Friday Evenings EWELERS ' Free Customer Parkinri ol 132 Elmer St. JEWELERS AD 2-1072 206 (. tread Slr.of, WSIIIIKM, N. I. 206 E, Broad Slvesf, V/osJfieW. M. J. Open Monday tmd Friday until 9 P.M. Entrance to Municipal Parking lot Ridanwooa • Hackensack THE WESTFIFXD (N.3.) I.FAnrR, THURSDAY, JULY 5,

itwo years. She sane: in tin: Wclis ; graduate U-achinjt assistants at t|,0 Suzanne Pritchard Future Hrulv i Plains Woman's Club University of Missouri. The av.-iij 1 ! Coile^e choir and coa'.'hcd ct>iii|)eu- Entertains for Veterans aml synchifinized .swimiuers. was made by the 'National Si-i(.iic<. Prospective Bride + *- * Foundation, yf'fiTf'H I'l.AIXS -Tin. ..S.i,t, I Starting collect' on the Fmirih i Phi Kp>iloii Kappa, naliona! jihys- and Mrs. Kdhiond Uu.-iial, j>l Hillside avenue, received his ]'>aci,7- : {'ntratreinonl of Iht-ir <1; .Mr-. Kdu-;ml ('. Kli.iHii*, chair- idaujj-hlcr of Mr. and .Mrs. K.lwanl ; of July may svem unusual at first, iical ediiciilion fraternity. 'Mr. .jlucl- ' \>> Slffi.iii- i,V KI'.'T Sliiiwnit avc- liiil nly out" of many edueu- lor of arts decree from H.;V,r|" 1 Illujl. was «<~isU'il try Mcs,!:iiili'H it i> • ler. (he son of Mr. and '.Mrs.' Wil- i ;. y.anm. Louise, I>ti vid In«il| • mi<\ !i;t> ju.-i i'ctiiiM(-H JHVI.W from enturus awaitinir Janet •ColleKi- at the KHth annual 'n,n. •J I'lvaii.s A. A. Ciiinpion und (»IM;I?- ratriria. a mcmlK-r iit' tin- Nil tcr of 'Mr. and Mrs. .K'l'ohic II. as n liiun]i!:i <'ha|iler of Chi ()mej;a. ity, ; 2.)d muv students hcirinnin^ a week [Colleges announces that Barbara Board and varsity golf team ; she was a member of Chi Omi|i» ' the (-wnitij; nii!rtiht'?.ship dt-puii- ;of oiientalion and tests July 4 he-: i sorority. S1K> is employed In im'iit. was chnson lu ai-i-nmpany the pro- j Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \ ident 'if llii:- cinipti'i" as a rf|»rt'- -fore elaisser; bejrin on .July 10. i American 'Jlbspitu! Supply Corp, | Theudure Nelson of 827 Hitrhland 'Paul >M. Somers of IIn UU/.t\ Thcvo monthly nird parties nvv :st'iitiuivi- at On- cunvenliuu. Miss avenue, has been named to the \ Evanston. j ; .spon-on-d l>y the New Jt-rsey KtiiU' 1 : The isuinntrr entrance date is avenue has been named tu ij,,, IirStciani's was ulsu rliusrn us th'. j part of the collejtc's new year- dean's list at the completion of the dean's list ut Jthuca College when, : iMr. Hoeder is an nHimmw of I i-'cdiM a! inn ply-' and is a member of choir, Chris- '• injr home-made hake goods, viva- 'existing resources, the new scheS*- * * * I Kijfnia Alpha Kpsiloii fratuiwU I [tile is the latest educational inno- tian .Service League, Collegian ' rt'th'S and prizes. j Mrs. Frederic!: Schmidt, the for- Nancy Napier, a .senior ;1t ].,],. j He is presently attending Na\ul j i nier Caroline (Irani, has earned a jvalion of the. liberal arts college, start', (ieorge Junior Itepublic anon Valley College, and daunliwr {Officers' Candidate School, \eu \ famous for its cooperative plan of teaching 'staff, Women's Athletic i position on tile honors list at Kair- of I.Mr, and iMrs. Jamys 1). N'api,.r iport, R. I. MISS .SUZA.NNK VRIlCHAlfll Nffrw Jersey Is one of the 10 re- i h-i^h Uiekinson University. iMrs. -ilmly-plus-work and its education Association and OWENS, sopho- 112 Jefferson avenue, is parlUrijiaU maininjj state* in the Union lack- ; Schmidt, who is a senior at the abroad opportunitit's. more national honorary. inn in a workine-studv semini

Miss Sara Hawkins, Daniel W. Curtiss, Plight Their Troth SPECIAL SPECIAL • Miss Sara Murjey Hawkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dale Hawkins of <>!> Fair Hill drive, was 4th of July 4th of July MftJTfyl Saturday to Daniel Wal- den Curtiss, son of 91 r. and Mrs. iltichniond II. Curtiss of Leetrs Is- SAVINGS land, Ouilford, Conn. The cere- SAVINGS mony, was .performed in. the First Congregational Church by the Rev. L. R. Stanford, mid a reception followed at the Woman's Club of Westflold. The bride, given Jn marriage by her father, wore R lonjj-wleoved gown of embroldt'red orgundy with a chapol train and n veil of h«lr- LIVE IN THE AMERICAN TRADITION . . . loom lace. She carried a bouquet of cascaded white euchnrls lilies and stophnnotls. iSho'WHB attended by her twin ENJOY THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE . . . sisters, the Misses Debora and Su- san 'Hawkins, who served jointly an mnlda of honor. iMIsu Surah iC./Curtiss, sister of the groom, was WITH PRODUCTS MADE IN OUR OWN UNITED STATES ! her bridesmaid. AH three attendants wore silk organza dresses of polo apricot and carried bouquets of white daisy chrysanthemums and tangerine carnnlioira. C. James Curtiss II of 'Monroe, Conn., acted aa best man for his From our brother. The ushers were J{ieh- Hitchcock Collection MISSES and SPORTSWEAR niond H. CUHIBS of Siiltsburg, l'a., a brother tif the bridegroom and Michiial ,1. Hallahnn Jr. of Phila- delphia, I'a. Lingerie — group at savings to . . . Vz off Mrs, Curtiss • is a (jraduato of Wcstficld Hieh School and »f H«o(i CollcRe, Frederick, 'Md. Shft is a Group Shirts and Blouses . . .""."'to V& off teacher in the elmm-ntary school Hystein of I.nkewood, Ohio. Mr. Curtiss, nn alumnus of Desr- Coats and Suits ...... to 14 off fleld Academy nnd Yule Univer- sity, Is an industrial iMiKinwr with thoiPennsylvnnln Railroad In Cleve- Orion Sweaters ...... 20% off land. The couple, will make, their home, in Rucky Itiver, Ohio.

From our Complete Selection Affianced for your Travel Needs LUGGAGE and LEATHER GIFTS and ACCESSORIES Men's Luggage ... group to 14 off Hitchcock floor samples . . 20% off All Games 20% off All Pictures 20% off Picture Frames 20% off Selection of Silver . . . . to Vi off Leather Gifts .... group to 14 off Selection of Linens .... to 14 off Milk Glass . V^ off •MISS VKIJA T. Sr Vera Schomp Plans Wedding in Fall

A full wcdditij: U planned by CHILDREN'S and TEEN Miss Vent Teresa 'Schuinp, wlinsc pariMitH, Mr. mid Mrs. 1'i-ter Tfii- livook '.Si'liiiiiip »f 11' 1 • * Ci'ntral nw- American Provincial nui1 have aniioiuut'il ht-r nctruthul All Sweaters 20% off to Karl Daytcm liordiniiT .lr., MIH of M)'. nii'l Mr.'. (Jurdinici1 of l'i. Dinnerware IMciisnnt Sl.'iu'h. All Spring Hats 14 off 20-Piece Set iMi(i;< Scllmil)" i- :l craililnli- i.f Wcstlifld HU;li S.hoi'! and attend- Suits, Dresses, Coats . . . to 14 off I'll (ieurtrinn (.'"iirt (".'ln»>l and Regularly 10.98 "Muiimcnili CnlK-i;.' atnl ii'.ti'ndi-d Selection Play Clothes . . . to V3 off Colcatc t'nivii • ity, whi'i-i- he \vi\t. a nipmluT (if I'hi Kiinpa l'>i fi«- U'l-nity. He will l.-:n-il s, i, lire ill in Kivt.-r ilirii Scht.i.1 in S.-|i- AMERICAN PROVINCIAL

Parking for our Customers situ SPECIAL GROUPS from 132 Elmer St. On Sale through July 9th 129-139 Central Avenue ADams 2-4800 Open Mondoy and Friday until 9 P.M. THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY S, 1962 Page 11 MariorieJ Yos |n yard Co) ire, is aUendinj: University ;SehooI of Law. Happy Are The Brides The Sun of Early Summer Shines O^i P The cuupie wiU live In Spring- field. Suzanne Schmidt and Lester Bowers Becomes Bride in Rochester Prelate Officiates at TFeek Needed.Far Marry Sunday in Lutheran Ceremony Ceremony at Home Address Change Fuhrman-Gallagher Nuptials Here Mi One wee&** notice It At a ceremony Sunday afternoon in the Calvary Evangelical The Rt. Rev. Msjrr. iMaynnrd Connell of Rochester, N. Y., offi- Ki i of air. ami Mrs. Max quefiwd of ad^r« of Lutheran Church, Cranford, .Miss Suzanne Eloise Schmidt, daughttr "Leader" wh am chan ciated at the nuptial mass at which Miss Roberta Dcni.se Gallagher, Tiu^pin of 1J8 (kli cdt*v.t tti\d Ilnr- of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles A, Schmidt of 888 Willow Grove road, became iiaufthter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gallagher of 1702 Boulevard, became \ti> "Man Onore, son of Mi\ and tlioir addlre«se«J A4;u*(.uit.^, Hi* «»i po**il»te to prevent % t Country Club, ihe already addlretsed jpaper ganist. The reception was held at Given hi marriage by her fa- t-Ip«wtb wilhoMt the week's notice. Given in mamsijye by her fa- j own of intermission lonjjfh with -uip jyown triimnrd sviih f 1 The **L«a«ler* will fee happy ther, the bride wore a priiiee^;-- s square train. A headpiece of 'K't>, Uej- brief vi )] of il- to forward paper* without <'vle>i drt*>3 of silk organza with orflrnndy flowers and drop sprays lusion i is attached to a niakh- -iec! a colonial bouquet of white and pink pillbox hats. Their flow- 'it man. even more than its severity, is the roses and stephsnotis. v\ s welt- pink roses. In the? group 1 he In i ls a u'rndunte oi thii prevention of crime. The bride's cousin, iMiss Mai- were. Mrs. Lawrence Hrcnnen of Yail4>o,uu> .School, Klizabt-th and —Tyron Edwards iraret Beishline of Hazelton, Pa., Sleuth 1'lainfit'ld, matron of honor, KinciMin College, Boston, Mass. served as maid of honor and the ami, its bridesmaids, the Misses ]\Ir. (>nore, a graduate of Nonh TO BUY OH SHI, USE bridegroom's sister, Miss Barbara l.'lizabeth Gallagher, Maureen Tev- l'lamliolc) -Hiirh School jmcl Ilnr- LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS Bowers of Carlisle, and iMiss Sal- •utn,'Margaret Clancy, all of Eliza- h IM i uii/t i lie Smith of Westfteld were brides- beth mid Mary iMnruaret Kenan of MRS. J(»If \T li 1 HOMAS maids. All the attendants wore J. J. l •Potsdam, N. Y. (.lean .Sh< lic street-length frocks of nile green MRS. JA'ME-S I., n.i.. Robert Fuhrnian of Rochester chiffon with cowl necklines. Their (Judith -Mingione) I was his brother^ best man. Ushers (Jean Shellenberger headdresses were matching- Dior i included /Mr. Brennen, Thomas NEVER BEFOIf|/f. bows, and they carried cascade G arl ck M I T vkt Mi bouquets of yellow roses and feath- Judith A. Mingione, 1 ; Iv ;° »»»f ° >«»<> Exchanges Vows ered carnations, the honor attend- ** ' chad Doyle, the latter three? o ant's yellow and the bridesmaids 'The bride is a graduate of T.e white. Medical Group Aid/ Moyne College, Syracuse, N, Y., With J.H.Thomas The best man was Frank L, and attendeil ficton Hull Univer- '.St. Paul's Episcopal Church wnn Moyiu of Yardtey, Pa. Usher sitv. A teacher in the Oolonin the setting .Saturday afternoon for were C. Theodore Schmidt, th Wed in Plainfield schools, she has been studying for the weridintt of Miss Jean Louise 'MBS. LESTER E. BOWERS bride's brother, John L. Bowera of ^Miss Judith Ann sMinirione, a a master's de&r?'?e at Newark State — l»W«tiln Sln.iins Shellenberger, daughter of ,Mr>, Orbisonia, Pa., the bridegroom's College, (Suzanne -Schmidt) nurse on the staff of the West-field iMKS. GILBERT FHHiSiMAN Jit. William 11. Shellenl)<>i'irer of ?.'H) brother, and Donald G. Signor of iMedieal Group, was married Sat- Mr, Fulirman WHS (rrnduatcd (Uoberta tlullagher) Ilardinjr street and the lale Mr. Palmyra, Pa. urday to J anies Robert Witmcr, from Aquinas Institute, Rochester, I Shcllcnbertter and John Henry After a New England honey- son of Dr. and Airs. John D. Wit- Lo 'MoyiH! College tind U now do- Thomas, whose parents are .Mr. Waterproof* Morrison-Hughes moon, the couple will live at DUB ner of >Metueh*?n and Lavallette, ing (rrnduatc work at the Univer- California where Miss Blaekwood and iMrs. .Martin L. Thomas of Sandra circle. The ceremony, which took place at sity of Rochester. has a position on tho staff of the 11 IS Maple Hill road, Scotch 17J«w«l Wedding Attended The bride is a graduate of West- noon in the Crescent Avenue Pres- The bride was honored at show- iStanford Hospital Center in Palo Plains. The Hcv. Hifhard J. lliird- ShoclcR«i»tant field High School and .Pennsylvania byterian Church of Plainfield, was ers liiven by Mrs. .Maxwell HorotV Alto, and .Miss Drumniond will man, rector, officiated, State University and is a teacher performed by the Eev. Dr. Charles ^tmi iMrs. Lester Kckert of Eliza- teach in the school district of Cu- Escnrted by her brother, Wil- Duttpraef By Westf ielders in the ^Howard B, Brunner School, Mead. beth and Rosollo, -Mrs. Lenus Berl pertino. liam '11. 'Hhellunborger Jr., the briilo Anti-Ma0n«tt« Scotch Plains. The bride, daughter of 'Mr. and and i.Mrs. A. >BonSit;i)oir of Ro- wore a (Town (if Aleiicon lace maik- A number o/ guests from West- iMr, Bowers, also a graduate of Mrs. Vincent William iMingione of chester, lan to vintt t'n route is the Power School at New I-onduii. rKson, sister of the bridegroom and Westfield wore Mr. and (Mrs. Hen- ry iM. Mereness, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jud- ] were ushers. Seattle's World's Fair, where they , Mrs, Thomas is a graduate of Lee Campbell of ..Syracuse, All will he the tfuesite of'Mr. and Mrs, means aiul Increased > Wostfudd l!)j>h Kchiiol and 1»M* hus- curried cascades of pale orchid son iT. -Pcirson, .Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack After a reception in the Far 1 Brunton, fMr. and (Mrs. William Hills Inn, iSomerville, the couple Stanley I- . Doriun. iMrn, Dorius is leisure are the two eivilizcra of | *>«"»*' i-ot-civf*! hh diploma from gladiolus. the ftirtJ^ur -Barhftni Izatt of West- O Scotch !'litins.-Fnn wood Jligh Anthony -Krunota vaa best man H. Stevenson ;Sr., Dr. and .Mrs. left for a honeymoon in the Poco- man.—Benjamin Otto O. Miller and Christopher nos. They will livo In Lubbock, Hold. Their ultimate destination is and Ronald Vahdenbwir of Park Miller. From Cranford quests Ridge and William Stevenson of, Texas. were Mr. and 'Mrs. William II. The bride is a graduate of Plain- Cranford were ushers. j Stevenson Jr. and Peter Steven- The bridegroom is a graduate i field illtith School and the -St. 1'e- son. tor's General Hospital School of Nursing, New Brunswick. Clearance// iMr. Witmer was graduated from Sfctuchen 'Ilith School and Syra- cuse University, where he was a Juniors • Misses member of I'hi Gnniniu Delta. Ile served as a first lieutenant in the Half Sizes COATS • SUITS (U. S. Army before joining the Wil- liam Carter Co. Hundreds of Juniors * Misses The bride was entertained at Petites STARTS TODAY! showers (riven by her aunt and DRESSES cousin, •Mesriames Louis Merrill Sr. and Jr. at the former's home, Reduced Mto!4off by (Miss Gibson, by Bliss Witnior, by the nurses at Ihe Medical Ciroup (White Coats Included) and by her godmother, -Mrs. Frank 25% to 50% Gregory. Dr. and 'Mrs. Witmer entertained at the rehearsal din- Reg, $1.35 SEAMED KAYSER HOSIERY - SPECIAL 99c ner at Oak Hills Manor, Crtetuchen.

Horticulture Group Big Savings in our Girls Dept. ... 3 to 6X • 7 to 14 CLEARANCE Tho horticulture tfroup of the a»rdc»air<-tt wil] hold its July DRESSES 25% off 1 meeting «t the h»me of :Mrs. Thorn- | ton II. Smith, 8^2 Stevens avenue Group of Cotton Knits, 30% off ; \Vcdnt!«lay Jit i>:'»f> a.m. Bermuda Short Sets, were $5.98, NOW $3.98 .\nnu»Tliusi)it:iI bills for cancer is estimated at jilM»ut $.150 million, RoH Sleeve Shirts, were $4.98 and $3.98, NOW $2.98 and $2.50 reports the Aniericart Cancer So- ciety. The average, liospitiil hill u Imported Knit Tee Shirts, were $3.98, NOW $2.98 ^f 7 J Coats and Suits, Reduced Vz Price tii D i i Tim t FAST SERVICE ORLON SHRUGS, Sin., Med., Large, 30% off IO.09 TO 15.99 ON COLOR PROCESSING FOR SUB-TEENS . . 8.99 and 10.99 Misses Jamaicas, were %A .98 and $3.98 Be Sly Bafcloy uses 98 and HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION! NOW $3. $2.98 JAMAICA SHORTS Clan Sttiwart Royal ;' ''*> Chivx your fmvritt dressy, tailored antt msutt 3/}fcs. Deck Pants, lOCi colfon for this were $4.98 NOW $2.98 1 Pc, Dross with handed # Afl duel heights • A!l cofcni • All mtiSori.il«i $3.98 & $4.98 • AH yics, but no! in cvety ^tylc tincJ color • Ail talei fifiji Roll Sleeve Shirts, scoop neckline . . . trimly tiouble-brfsostad were $3.98 Values to $7.98 and free swinging skirt NOW $2.50 and $2.98 Solids • Plaids • Prints Sizes 5 to IS ALSO A BIG SELECTION OF Group of Dresses, 25% off Joyce and FRER DELIVERY j Many unadvertiseel Specials throughout the store $10.98 Life Stride Shoes Pictures Delivered j ON SALE with Drug Order* j

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Official Girl Scout Equipment Carter Official Girl Stout L'cjuipmwii Agancy RED CROSS SHOE STORE 121 Qolmby Street ABaros 2 121 QUIMBY ST., WESTFIELD AD 2-1131 Open fflsn, & Kr!. Evenings 'til 9 e'ekek 83 ELM ST. ADAMS 2-3680 1^54 Eh Open Mon. S Fri. Evenings 'fil 9 o'clock Open Mori. Evos. Open THE WESTFIELD ' lumbia -University last year. He If you are Mice] in an auto seei- j There is no magic "juice"' n 8 Fiancee presently stationed at Keesler dent, the odds are C5 to 1 that j beefsteak to heal * black eye. yor Mary D. Bell Weds il f treating a black eye the Nl Base in Biioxi, Miss., vou will be within 25 miles of your treating a black eye, the James J. Nordell ! where the couple will make their the JS } Association. as first aid. In Rites Saturday

A former resilient, -Miss Jiaiv DeSaks Hull, daughter «f Mr. soul 'Mrs, Alexander V. lii-li, now of Green Brook Township, was raai- ried •Saturday afteinuun in i>t. James Church, SpriiigRi-lil to ,lum John Nordeil. The hride^roam ii the son of ,Mr. and .Mrs. Frank

The reception WHS hetd in Tilt1 Cranwoyd, (»arwoo. Bell) (Mtiryann Bonington) ('Marjory Beei'bower) -;Mis« Gcnovevii Cnrcia-Pols quets of white daisies, were select- Why dryclean wash and wear garments? , daugiittr of Jose Ma Gareia-IJofe ed for the bridesmaids, Miss Doris Kenneth J.Weymcm Ma r jorieBeerbower and the late genera Filomcnii (iar- Defwsnte of Garwood, Mrs. Alex- ander Bell Jr. of Glen Cove, L, 1., Preventive Maintenance ci«-DoU of Cordobn, Spain, i» on- aister-in-law of the 1>ride, am! Mm, If your home is âs-heated* you Wed in Springfield Not all dirt can be removed by soap and water, Certain ira«ed to Oon»W fT. Smith, son of Ralph De Fino of Springfield, sis- have already diseowrml that your Is Officer's Bride 'Mr. and Wr«, Titus K, Smith Jr. ter of ths bridegroom. types of dirt and grease stains resist washing, Unless pS T1S Coleiiian place. furnaiKio requires very little* main- 'Edward Cosn of .Hosdlo Paris tenance, •However, the Gas Appli- To Miss Donington In Unitarian Rite they are removed, the garment begins "aging" and losing {Ktsi Cttrcla studied modern cul- served as test man. Ushering were ance Manufacturers Association tures Jtt the Aoriwirae in Paris and Roger Munn of Garwood, Mr. De suggests that you ask your gna its lustre. Once the dirt "sets" it is almost impassible to at the College of Commerce in company or htmting contractor to The marriage of Miss Marjory Pino anil George Benhoff of Spring- Beerbower, daughter of .Mr, and i field. inspect -the burner and its controls remove. once a yinw. It is better to have Mrs. Alan Beerbotver of 1400 Lam- y her brother, Joseph vance, and while It is poitibla Abbott Donington of Chatham, ioned with a hell circle. She car- co-workers at a shower and by her Hi th* last minute to nmnd ma ried a cascade bouquet of white attendants in iMra. iBoll's home. wore a prineessstyle Rovvn daiign ex be* pap*r to a new aadressp roses, gardenias and stephanotis. Th« ibridwroom's parents gave the it U not po««ifale to prevent rehearsal party. MisB Susan Alice Johnson of the already addrestetl paper New Canaan, Conn., was the maid Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday through Saturday from going to the old add ret* of honor. She wore an aqua linen A. "Who's Who" survey of witfeout the week's notice. emipt'i train, iiiur nnêrisp veil prominent Hew Yorkers revenled wns nttju'iiyd to a crown of lace .sheath and a matching net hat and Same Day Shirt Laundering and Drycleaning that 87 pet cent of tbo artists Tlia "Leader" will be happy and ornnec blossoms, and she car- carried a bouquet of yellow spider All Drycleaning and Shirt Laundering Done on Premiies have savings accounts i exactly the t* forward paper* without rk'd a bouquet of phaeianopsis or- chrysanthemums. The bridegroom's same percentage as lawyers. extâ charge anywhere in chids and stephanotis. brother, Walter Fred Moeller Jr. the United States for those of Scotch Plains was the best man. The ushers were 'j'imothy Crane of Iiiurhniont, 'N. Y., and Anthony Leonard of 'Pittsburgh, Pa. , A reception, followed the ceremony in the ^tevena room of the DO WE HAVE SHIRTS ? church. tendants wore. Copenhagen blue silk organzii sheath dresses with The bride attended Towson YES/ HUNDREDS OF fitted ovcrskirl nnd nqunre neck-

Groufjd \vns broken SsdurtlHv foi ** *' ,\ 50-hi'U matt1] ty[M' mir.sinjr homo tor chronically HI on the grounds t , > of \\w John K. Ilunnclls Hospii il ' \ ® shirt of refinement by Ship'n Shore Utr V-hvM. Disousos, Hi*rkflry 11 ^

real wardrobe treasure: with finely Vhv unit will he Hour K HuthluiK, It ^ ^ m.iin structure ;it the hospital j **k narrowed placket,tiny spread collar j Martin Lucim*!!! Inc. «f ,U>i^v I 4 ' CHy, izxMieral coiHracior, wn^ to || I IKuih construction this \yot'k, \w !| 65% Dacron* polyester, 35% cotton. !i " ' " H. Levy «f VAw |f( White, pastels, citrus hues. 28 to 38. u'th, archttcrt. The t*ontfat1 tors have ap|)io\i- *Wi l i'ltit^ifiar iluyl n in U> <-(Hn|*lfto tin* jn-ojert. lay A. SicmiiKT of Chirk, dact- tm of the Union County 13o:utl of * ^ ROSE MARIE REID 1'lo^hohior?, was master of cut- * * itoiiios. T!H' first >inuW «f t\ath' * * •WEAR *,IM turiM'J hy Krci'holdcr MUM V | j. Hinunt', chniroian of the hwilth, j swli'ari' nwl vihwnlitm vommilivf s ! JACKETS UlbtT .^pcakt-Ts inrluilt'i.! Ma\m;H ,1. WilNiinis of Hci'Kek'V t HiijrhH \w\x\ ttvuvy V. fiavan «»f i E DUCK I iu richo to B(-rlin — the wall has heen a ORDI NATES syinhol of insecurity. Real soruritv is a stale of mind which can he r achieved only in a free society. *Stifjpi n Shore's famous knit GoJfer shirt CiiST HEtANCA To adil to your feeling of security, there is no siihstitute for money tailored for ail carefree times, with SWEATERS in the bank. For 50 yearn, a National Bank of Westfield passbook has long-lfne tails to tuck in or not. heen n symbol of security. OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY!

Superbly sudsable all-cotton mesh knit BATHING \\ I II CAPS No spg. stretch or shrink! White, deeps. NATIONAL BANK Sizes 30 to 38... 2.9 8 f Host to Happy Vacationists S HANDS- CHARGE i OPEN'MON. & for U of a Centuryl 71K* Friendly Bank With the Clock , EVENINGS mtUUWM FEDERAL MEMOEH FEDERAL DEPOSIT 'Tit? INSURANCE COWORATI0N PAY OPEN MONDAY "A Community Bank BROAD a ElM STS. WESTFIEID r. oo TO t oo SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFOST - IN THE STORE WITH BIG SELECTIONS Dedicated to Community Service" T T!lr Engaged ;DiMaio, Jo Ann Lewis, Carol Mil-» -~"-T- -2S^S"= - WR5TFIF-I.D (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 3,-lenha\ei UwhtlUvk Pamela. Haiin, Di»nnt> Itobeits Playgrounds i aiid'i'et^r ih'i'r'ill' """^ >--raft(|Kiis the old favorite jtiaey- I Citnty Kobert-on ami Xafc Stem- ROOSEVELT s' On V,-i,i:,yV spt-ein! ar- i H«|. • ivas held to see whii cnld1 ","niut"s m ths B"s 2» pioup with the hurdle of opening day regis- ) During the past week at Witso'i i: l u n tration and is well into nnothtr Aindne those crayoning pirtumj ; litjr the leaders to keep the play- ; make unt of tht> fastest ,in,l the ] ' ; ". N»oN>" and Bt'dmo Ryan ' playground approximately UTS cliil- ! 1 j full summer playground season. were Michel* IVpi-, Robbie Mtnk-i 1 iiren registered under the dirtvtisi'i : kioinui âfi ty ruit-y, (nu-ticipittiiij. ;' sifaU'.-'t. In the ',K!2 ;igv ^rittun fitii^hinp" jlf xt. All the gami>s have been fully oc- )iy I'Vaneex Kiich, Lisa Heed, Cri of 'Kouert Hanks, Jlnrold Sa'..., ; in activities ami p,n«l titirem-hip, < the -winnors in 11 minutes were I ... cupied with thether ball, box hork- ; Phillis Gehm. costumes wero: Lisa Hess, preiti- Rli?alieth S, Miss Universe Iti7,">; Also, Colm HnHey, Jimmy Ells- Engaged to Nurse est; Shelia Brown, funniest; Tom iMerntl Womi, linhm Hmid; Jill worth, Emily Markson, Janice Reed, most original; Kevin Young, Kitbin, a China do)]; Jijy Dai], a beat homemade; The Smyths and fowgnl; Joanne Cuoiier, a Iwat- Brown, Nancy McCullock, Susan Tin; .engagement of their daugh- Smith, Jimmy Curtain, Pat Rudy, Ellsworths, best group; Jaekie •MRS, STEPHEN tP. 1'ALK nikj Wendy Hylamlcr, « majiir- ter, rtarlene Jane Apgur, to JamesNe<- hand-crafted by our experts was onc» Uton, Bab McJntoali, I'um Lewis, Kellmtxn, Susan Remiek, Hank Vatter, Betsy Vatter, Virginia Aim of Colonin. The bride is the daugh- py tho ralihil"; Sharon Nnttlly, Ernie Pretc, Bruce Tapley, Barry Myers, Be Salinger, Cindy Chan, Phyllis Gehm, Helena Hof- ter of .Stanley U. Phnrca and the "Mary Hurtline"; Neil Hi-itiT, 'a your tired, old, worn-out coat. "W, Troeller, Carlu Tuseano, Debbie y, biiutir, Claire Woodruff, Lynn clown; Inn Kirrguson, a devil: Pe- Buehlerhl , Diane Smith, Robbie late ijlrs. Florence Bauer Pharen. Its new beauty and, stylo wEl thrill you5 • Tuscano, Ellen Troelier, Carol Ann Alurkwell, Lisa Mnrkwell, Martha • After a reception at the Oldter Merrill, "Unclp Sam"; Hevci-ly \ Bogard, Nancy Copenhaver, Ed- Wyllie, Joan Moran, Dun MeKn- Wyllie, Kpbert Wyllie, Teddy Ful- Allen, an Aruh wonutn; Knte Tay- 1 hsni, Giert Butler, (Jrej? Stone, John Mill Inn, Sernnrdsville, tho couple • Ward Gehtn, Marty Met! ., Virginia .erton, Neil Hamilton, Doug Mor- left for a Cape Cod honeymoon. lor, "Wilma Ftintstomi"; Kmvif i-Garrilan, Lisa Markwell, Sally Ann Young, Alen Young, Ellen Kan- Jish, Scotty Burrouuhs, Steven Purguson, a nurse. Bring your old fur in INTCTWI kin. They will mmake their hom Samuelaon, Phyllis Gehm, Ann Fraser, Timmy Curtuin, Michael lieth Hinviitr, "Cinderella"; Among those making* colonial Curtain, Lisa fined, Elaine Ham- MeadowlirooMd k I'loinfleM, Smith, mats were: April Evans, Carol David Dowiittr, lings Buimv; Jim son, Cathy Downer, 1'eKKy Down- For the ceremony, the bride Wicks, u c'invboy; Knlhy Kwiiiir., for us $ er. chose a short-slt'eved gown of an old woman; Cindy liuhertsftn. Mi tie as whito organza with ehnpel train. 45 Also, Charleno Mathis, Hal Miss New Jersey; John Clirisli-iv Doerr, Alexandra Meyers, Nancy Sha curried an old-fashioned uou- sen, Jiminy.Cricket; liob Kining- Ellen Johnson, David Johnson, iiuet of paie pitiji and white roses luun, a pirate; -Mary Kllen Burns, Open Daily till 9 p.m., Sat, and Sun. till 0 p.m. David Fraser, Janet Ktruub, Cam- and enrnations and white daisies. a eat; Aim Kwing, 11 iiathin!" Mademoiselle Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert eron liiiuls, Janiee Brown, Jean lieaut; .Susan Kuhilly HIHI Kliv.ii- Snrle, Kevin Young, Kathy Neely, (Pharea of Denver, Colo., was ma- heth (iatner, Sinimue twins; Pa- Robert Hinkley. Sara Driver, Ann tron of honor, weuring azalea pink trice Burns; and last hut mil U;;wt Dibeni.-de.Uu, l,i«c Uibendetto, and carrying flowers in pale pink. Joseph -MeCliK-l-ey, « emvlioy. '* BATHING (iretchen lôrd, Bill Burton, Lou Pale pink gowns were worn by the The ribbons, nwnrded as prizes, Amhrojjio, Rosemary Saiio, Mary bridesmaids, Miss Bonny Falk, the wci'f presented lo Barry and 0. ll,- ./ORUD'S LARQE5T farEQIALiSfS IN FINE FURS Alice Sabo, Tntricin Nugent, Todd bridegroom's staler, Mrs. Lester Uridgiu liynu; Kale Taylor; l,es- SUIT Smith, Brian Smith, Hank Meyers, Edwards of WnUin^ford, Conn., Susan Koir, \Vally Roil'. and Miss Liln Birdsall of Wcsl- Also, Oraiif Younu, Martha ftel(i. TlK'ir bouquets "were in deep Schafl'er, Carolyn Scitel, Cindy pink shades. Feathers, Susan Keniiok, Eileen X'erry Iîsht'i1 of Westfiuld was Livesey, Kenneth Strauh, John best man. Ushers included Robert SALE Dmytryl:, Tommy Keys, Roger Phares, the briilo's brother, Jolin Harloy, Roger Dwyer, Karen Lcu- Swinton of Coionia ami Spencer teritz, linviU EvaiiK. Don Mm-sh, Thompson of Weslficld. Fiuil Cunnini;nlmin, Lindn Cuif- The bride is an aiutnna of Buck- nin^ham, (»ordon i-^rasi-r, Jerry nell University. •Mr. Falk, who Now — Livosey, Cathy Kulbacher, John was graduated from Ohio. Wesley- Kalbni'her. an University, is studying for his Famous Name Brand The white honor ribbons for master's degree ni Pratt institute, Misses and Junior citizenship nml ooojjcratioti for the lie is n member of Phi 'Delta Theta week were awarded to Alen Yountr fraternity, the bride r>f Alpliii Chi SWIM SUITS ii'id Janiee Hi own. Omega t oioiitv.

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Mademoiselle Shop 105 Quimby St, AD 2-0763 l™ ,!«> II. Miff Utft. tiniHl-fl* tit ( IliM'tHtlltl IltTlM.. You May Handi-Charge In ttii'lr nt-w IHMHI* ill III,"* lilitoii Sir«-ft vtttlH* thvf t-hn ii Mr, IIIMI lien. MOIHTJ A, H<»t>i>t-. I"lit' Male wim itt'unf li.-in.nf ICHflilp HiriiinJi ]h** oiXU't' of Iflirrrtl A * l

So Light in Weight and not So High in Fashion have A COMPLETELY NEW CONCEPT IN FLITE-WRIGHT LUG RAGE to worry BROAD AT PROSPECT BY THE PLAZA CASUAL, CAREFREE CUSTOM- STYLED V'ENTUHA TRAVEL-WARE about it! ;{.'!'.-,'-—more packing space EARN 25';.—-lighter weight than eonvenUouul l

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PARKING FOR WKSTFiEI.n SHOPPERS , . . NPAV CITY 1'ARKING LOT NOW OPEN AT HEAR ENTRANCE OP STORE. DKiVK INTO LOT THRU JERSEY CENTRAL STATION ON NOHTH AVENUE. Page 14 THE WE5TF1ELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962* Highlights in Women's Fashions -:- Menus <:- Other Events noying to a busy mother, but it j- iittrneti•-;' c*j]on-; e> t in • Play and Grow wtiitrhl-—au uld standby for ail- j It is.th ough play that children Of MARIAN KEMP, Home Economist, Acme Markttt A Public Service of the And Enjoying It "Get out from underfoot, liun develop and grow physically i Deserves Summer around uô. It withstands the e!e- ;away and play," snaps a busy n National Baby Care Council iiH'tits, doc->m't ru.-t and h genera]- \ tcllcctuall emotionally Ta'Uv t.I;t:t* u* ^ !.".•! cuitioor mother at IHT young pride and The Two-Year Old iy !'-»\v to mmis-ratt- in eu-t. j cially. -. furnis uri* van-i'isMy— -and enjoy it joy, ajre four. ! Face Lifting A liapjiy birtliday lo u>, This ; Keats and barks wisVcii of fjln.-r s When child plays, he jj^ ! • sit yimr k-i.suiv, ; Ui.:ut^ts }.\b-->. Gen-i Mother can't be expected to play 'ojmnt! mark* 1 h* second binhday 1 Thamt-.s I'u.jjcri i'.\trn>i«» hntito ^b'-s >lrjtruU now availa )!*; are •with her youngster all the time. thinngs do that heJp his devtl. of "Al! Ahmii Habivs" and like : ! Pit SUn-n \V. Anu»tnfH0. f»rait-hu*jr ^jiirialj^v. However, one reason the child gets opment. T >ys that are suited to his any uvo-y*-;ir~oiil ivc iVvl ÎH>U j MOMC Ayntt : WhfSh;.-r it's fur lht» terrace. cu.-Mm^ of pul.y^ter fiber. ; underfoot is that he wants to play age help 1iim grow physically and about it. If you uuiit to leave furniture '. lie develops emotionally Not just a nt*w application of ; ; fiatiu, ];ii* n, ;j{>-/Uidt' ur evvti the with her. He is too young to "so mentally. We've survived (he Crust rat i«jm ouUloor^, >of!Ki wrought iron fur-; and soda ly when he plays with make-up, but pnme real surgery ! beach, ycju'll want nuukmr furni- away and play" without help, guid- of infancy, ih*- iUJHK'h>iM.*cs <»f i\n : liitun.' bears a JC-year guaranty. \ other ehillren. may be n eeded on y ou r I a u nd ry r Hiro thnl Is bulk fur t:oiiii"orl from ance and interesting toys. crawl my *taK*' niH i\w mvA cadi- : 1 urea. It's always an importsmt ust' duraK-k nmtoijai» that li^J.-t I ho Hammock (.'itOntMui-u wilt \vA-; ness of the toddling Ktauc. Now, A child's span of interest is "With thk right kind oi guidance vmrn, but with sum HUM* living U elements. come the ptirtabje. nontip ones will: 1 we fvi-t we're pmcuenii short. He needs help in finding in- a youngster develops his imagina! takes on an added loud, Ju^t i; styles Uiai iu**: easy : of them quickly. This can be an- play- troo.iness know* most laundries are million batt rv.\v up with ux. 1 rnihk'W re;-It Uint. i to carry an-'! stori ; liprhr-.vîu'Iiti ; far from beautiful. But functional pleases us no ftid. That we may \V(!,'itii!.-ii-r(.î:-iuir ? nint-zriair; a am And for the beach, try a fol'linj?, chants ace us mil! v imiieattnl tit 'm made it I'asy-tu-irarry sand chair of altunj- ] ft fiivvvittftx "r '.vclibiHj.^ th.-'.t aro I sav<» yuur tire and vnvrxy and ] *' i fin-1 n-ach i\n- comfurtablp in hot sun mid can ha tiuiti lubin^*' with a ;vaily colored i a »t twi i —tlit? end Rumson Beading Institute i ifoiifi disposition. ! # in-.,' t".u\ ! I'plMt'ed on:-ily \vh.-n th_\v v-<.•;!<•v.'oven piuKtie seat and back. i j Your pit;*h iu the too practical I *" '»byh«:s)?i -—muk'.'.; us hu out. Rumson, N. J, Point Pleasant, N, J, ! minded man that thinks only in • :incl proud and thankful to ihi.s Tram up a child in the way he and SOUTH ORANGE I terms of maiorial thinjrs and ousts, i fur rarrvmtf ih'iA \ Vou'il rififl fi:rnlturo in sturdy = should pof and walk there yourself, fould oven be cleaner wa^h and • feature. aluminum, redwood ur a <'omljina- lonce in a while,-—Josh Billings Announces longer wearing eiothes. Fortunate- f two i.« really tion of 11 jo two; solid iron rot!, ly, nowadays men, as well as woman importjutt. iuvnt in the life of n wrought iron, ste<;i in (lashing I JCEAPEK CLASSIFIEDS Supplemental? Courses in basic skills for en, rt'.'xhzc that human values arv haUy. From this point on, a baby colors and hjirdwoud onanuded MI '' BRING RESULTS In the heat of summer, a wicker Mix all the Ingredients nnd stir is no longer a baby fmt u child. | greater success la school aid college. chair and a TAIX COOL IHUNK until the sugar is dissolved. Serve the most important- A pleasant, tain make life very pleasant with cracked ice. Yields ZVj and well-arranged \ Dr. Wilhurt Unvi.sori of the Uuke j Fruits and berries, both fceah and quarts, laundry can help to keep the whole I University Mcdieul Kt-Jmol points- SUMMER SESSION JULY 9 -AUG. 28 canned, bottled and frozen juices, ! out that ut Uv aome aIm>s kmnv MINI iVIMV family in (food spirits. If you doubt} "> " 1. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILL! carbonated beverages, lea, coffee, this, ttv it to be convinced. ab(mt |:ou wonls ""I1 Monie ar.e ah!*' i ftfid cocoa are all important in % cup sugar "Where's that shirt I like?" *\fot, to make two or three-word sen- Two S-hour session! each yreeHs, diy or evening. evolving a variety of beverages. 1 cup water tences. I>r. E. II. Watson of the Many cool drink* provide vita- 3 lemons' waiting for the washer to be fixed IS Tl University of Michigan Medical j mins and concentrated energy, Mint aprlga for a cooler dny to iront bat, This is the basic coarse of Bnnson Reading needed as much during outdoor 1 pint ginger ale In your drawer, dear." !Xot, "I School says that at two, some! Institute and is offered at all levels from 7th slammer activity as in winter, Boll sugar in water for 8 min- have to. buy some mare underwear babies arc able to une pronouns '• grade through college. Students are grouped Tliese beveragog are therefore utes. Cool. Add juiec of 3 lemons, for the boys, 1 can't keep up with and discard jargon or gibberish, j both food and drink. They offer 4 sprigs of mint bruised and 1 Uoth these well known pediatri-l BT according to ability. This course heljw students the hostess a refreshing and ade- pint ginger ale. Serve In glusses the laundry this weather" — l.at, ! "with the new dryer, the clothes cians agree that many perfectly quate way to welcome summer filled with crushed ico and gar- normal t'vo-yeur-olds do not do all • to read with speed and comprehension trttrats. nish with 2 sprigs of mint. Yield: are all done and put away in n • to write grammatically and logically 1 quart. couple of houm. It's a real joy!" of these things. Speech may devel- The Buick Motor Car Division FRESH STBAWBEnBV op late in some children mid u de- • 'to increase their knowledge of vocabulary. .Much has been Maid ahoyt jjood LIMKADI3 COFFBJS SXOAT lay in talking need not cause kitchen design to aid meal plan- 1 cup sugar 2 cups milk alarm, if a child seems to be other- Has Designated Us .'. . The course is very popular with lerious students ning in recent years, .Bathrooms S cups cold water 2 teaspoons Instant torfco wise developing properly. Parents who ere anxious to improve the!- school grades have also been made more attrac- t cup lime juice a tablespoons sugar who may have any question about and to obtain maximum preparation for college tive for pleasant tooth brushing. 1 cup fresh strawberry pureo" Vi teaspoon vanilla this or about any other special Fresh lime slices for gai nlch 2 tablespoons Ice cream Family rooms and play rooms have board and prep school exams. part of their child's development, Fresh mint for garalah Scald milk In double boiler; add been featured as an aid in "togeth- "Your Quality linirk Dealer" should discuss the matter with Combine sugar and 1 cup of coffee and stir to dissolve. Add 2 erness." And, well chosen living % MATHEMATICS their physician. water. Stir to dlssolvo sugar. tablespoons sugar. Chill. Add room decor has always been impor- Bring to a boll and boll 8 minutes. vanilla and ice cream and whip tant as a status symbol. Why not n Dr. Davlson tolls' us the aver- Jr.* High Arithmetic - two 2-hour bessions weekly Cool slightly. Stir in remaining 4 lightly. age two-year-old should he able to: cups cold water, fresh lirnc juice little attention to the part of the Math Survey I, II, III - two 3-hour sessions weekly and strawberry puree. Servo I-INK .CHEIUtY SODAS house that has long labored forHun, kick a large ball, build a The survey courses include various levels of chilled or over lee, garnished with 3 envelope cherry-flavored family health and happiness with towur of four to six blocks, hold a algebra and analytic geometry. AH courses are fresh lime slices and mint leaves, summer drink ««—• — practically no applause, glass with one hand, hunt for planned to develop Yield! «4i)ts. 1 cup sugar minsinnu toys, turn pages one at LALLY BUICK INC. Home laundry work has been 1 2 cups milk a time, distinguish between "mint " •Press 1 pint copped fresh straw- found, through n number of stud- 1 large bottle {%% io i cups) ami "yours," pout, dawdle, execute • a logical approach to problem tolving berries through a fine sieve. ies, to be the hardest task a home- - IS WHERE BUICK DEALINGS carbonated water simple commands, imitate simple • facility in applying mathematical processes GRAPE RICKEY 1 quart vanilla loo cream maker has to perform. Even .sur- movements,, repeat words and se- ARE GOOD ,l FAIR and PROPER accurately. Combine drink powder and face decoration to provide a bright m 1 quart grape juice lect n bright-colored object placed sugar. Dissolve in milk. Pour Into laundry room in a cheerful pink X quart water among dull-colored ones of tlie All Courses under the supervi 3ion of glasses. Add scoop of ice eream or a happy canary yellow, will help DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL ON US 1'4 cups sugar io each and pour carbonated sanio size and shape. RUSSELL G. HANNETl" Mi cup Hnw juice make the time spent there more water over all. Makes 8 to 10 serv- To this, Dr. Watson adds; Goes FOR YOUR BUICK NEEDS formerly Assoc. Director, NYU Eeaflingr Institute 1 cup orange julco Inira, or 2H> quarts. pleasant. But for real enjoyment, certain basic aspects need to heup nnd down stairs alone, pulls on Whatever They May Be! C«>r»> far young»r chlltjrtn, loo, at Rumicn nnd Point Pleoianl considered, a simple garment, refers to self Send for Bulletin "L." | by name and plays with domestic A washing machine thnt is in mimicry. Generally, at th« age of 430 NORTH AVE. WESTFIELD RUMSON READING INSTITUTE good working order, preferably one two ji child also shows an improve-" AD 2-8484 that saves woman power through 111 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumsc n, N. 4. Chickens Are Always in Season! ment in his emotions. He tends to Aitlho automatic features, is the first es- bo leas violent, shows pride in ac- Rurwson 842-1650 fo.6. 762-7828 sential, A dryer, though n real lux- complishment ami can be coy in A Dish for Any Party or Meal ury, is a deserved one. Whether hia actions. giis or electric operated, it saves One of the most fascinating By Mary W, Armstrong, Home Agent time, energy and reduce* tho num- things about a baby when he ber of changes of clothing which reaches tho age of two is that you Thcre% ii chicken dish for every ocenfiion! Whether it's a weeding need to he kept on hand for family can pretty well tell his future reception, an outdoor fenrbeque, u porch supper, a holiday dinner or a members. growth and character patterns. midnight snack — small wonder, then, that the currently advantageous Of course, one or two tubs, nnd You actually ran see. the person prices of chickens, especially fryers and broilers, are much appreciated y plenty of water, both hot and cold, h'll b fay housewives. he'll grow up to be. nre essential. Old and yuuns enjoy eliitken and You can substitute a 1-inch cube A KioraK'** cabinet for soups, de- find it easily ciiscested, «a well, Kx- of Cheddar cheese for -% cup of Hey Mom — porSenced cooks have usually devel- tergents, starches, hiemcht;s, soft- milk in yimr daily diet, sny nutri- oped a !ar#e. repertoire of ehieUen eners, and all the number of mod- tion specialists in the United States FIRSI in friendly * service I dishes. But, young- hririeu ami not ern products that help with doing .Department of Agriculture's Agri- Button, Button! so experienced homenuikers can a good job, is nl«o important. cultural lieseanrli Service. Or '.« also rely on chicken for u.uny occa- A .sturdy ironing board, perhaps cu|i i-ottiine ' for •:i cup milk; sions with H fooling 0.1" security. with arrangements for sitting, but, Vi cup ice crcitm for i cup milk. Sew On to Stay Little can go wrong if directions in any case, of n comfortable are followed carefully. height for the worker is u must. />!/ Carolyn Yitkiutit, Chickens on this continent tire Adequate lighting, whether from AtiDociate llumr Af/rnt said to have been introduced outdoors or artificial sources ; some Buttons seem to have the habit through ihe touirh Jennie birds smooth, clean counter spaeo for >f popping off at the must inop- brought to Janjestown by the early working with clothes, and a level portune times. .settlers. And they were descended and easy to care for tloor, are other There arc two way* to keep this before that from the "wild jungle items of importance, from happening, Onet sew the but- fowl of Asia. But the detectable, Hut good work sequence ""* " re- tons mi to stay. Two, periodical tender young chickens of today, so sult of proper placement of equip- checks for buttons thnt seem loose, meaty, juicy ami full of flavor, ment and locution of supplies can Even Un>se buttons always let i?u hem- little resemblance to their also contribute a grout deal to tak- when you arc U-iwt aware of loos- early forebears, ftver sinee the first ing Die drudgery out of doing fam- ing them. A lost button is usually eurlond of live poultry arrived in ily laundry. This i.s one means uf one of a set, ami sinrp tho odds of New York City in 1K7P, the poul- helping you and your faintly to finding « lost litilton art- high, the try industry in this country has have a happy summer. whole set must then be repliirvtl. been inal,in); fjreat strides to offer ^ViletlH'r yovj du bunu1 sewing «r better quality a. well us quantity buy ready-to-wear clothe*, buttons at nil seasons of the year, should bo st'weii on to ;-.tay, Whon we realize in ho\ nnny offerings for family and friends. 'Start with thri'ad uf the cnriwt wnys we use chicken, it's IU! .sur- 1'ut a summer outdoor meal get- wcicht for lhilh button ami fabric. prising" to lenrn that each oi ustogether will make a real hit with For li^rht wviitht fabrics and but- eats on an average 'W:, pounds of bnrbi'qued chicken. GTT tons, use the oante wrij^lit tbrcad chicken a year. This iiûre, back ) CUiCKIvN' •MIHJRSK that was ustid to constrmi the srur- in in;!'i, wns |,.ss than half as large, l WANT YOUR OWN BOAT? iiu-nt. only I'A ii lbs. j>er person. No long- i 1 package of unflavoied gelatin i 'a eun cold water For nuMlium wciiiht fabrics ;unl er is chicken saved as a special treat for Sunday dinners, hut in- j 2 cup . hot chicken stock or bouillon Save for that u:ir|ios(> licrc al frieiuily First sturdy wrn-k sitnl i>lsiy chvlhiM. n Grated onion heavy fluty thread is )«•-!. llultcm stead it appears for sure enjoyment anywhere any time. W'orcestel shire saucu Federal, Stop in this week lo see our special or carpet thrcmt shoulil 1»' vised for Pnpnkil l''i*r that bridge luncheon or wed- inilUins on coiit.i ami heavier KMr- Salt iling reee|itiou, why not chicken display oi' an actual sailboat and open a new Iliellts. ! Pepps'i- Jf the lnittoii is tint with center tnoutie'.* Make it us rich and full of calorie* as you like with whip- 2 cups diced conked eliieken Saving Aceoiinl. 3hik« regular addilions each holes, you should l, euji water and hi'ul tmti! stiff. (t year •seceral slrands of threud ihat. hold •t'bicki-ii l'ri.':i.--ee, fried eliieken. Heat in Irinon iuiee. i'VId into iêhi- of the inontli. the hutton to (he fabric, thus mali- chicken .-ahul. chicken eaei-ialore iin mixture and chill until linn. Jarvis «• iiif; :i ihreiiii shank. i Anticipated an.vl c!iirkcn 1.-! r:i; :'\ui :uc .ini-in:' h ^^ n:eu )e.^ Earn from the 1st hu Ii,,! i.l!,,-r in,..] and tnisted ehicken or other snhul preen-. Authorized Dividend Rait l«el:l! shank •el better ihe but- Kodak Dealer toiilml if thev are ;•« with for Color Processing — When buttons IlliiM \v!lb:'i;!ti "rt HL E. GOSLING tween til'.1 Uvo layer.-* of j^mm-nt Bring Your Films To KS» fabric. Or (I m ,il li.ul fur ii j,iK,:>-,l TRUST COMPANY 1050 Springfield Ave. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS l*'i *'f J>* -'III 'in tal th;it limy In luilim tut 'I II nl ,ir f.,r a ,|jf- Ifrint »i/i i. ii in ti' 54 Elm $1. THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 5, I9S2 Page IS f 83( Mr. and Mrs. ROIKM-I K. Erick- ' /^l 1 !" ' "oulevard and William IT. Richard Berry'.- mfmoiy. FJnaJ J ti'S- sou of 1820 Quhnby iantf, Scotch Playing The Cards S V thi?ir first daughter, second ohi!d, At the recent mpelinff of the may be uscl w; the trustees decide i «"nth, n,s* ( nity Hospital in Jersey City. uMr.s. EAST WEST to provide a fittiiii? memorial in '!<"'(: du m" ],\- t •<•,!, ..Snyrter ij the former Helen Kei-e- born June 2ti in Ovwluok llc.spi- *-J 5 4 A K 7 3 board of trustees of the Westfiekl kes of Hallway and u tcm-lu'f ;it ! tal. » 10(14 V K Q J 7 ('ollcxe Men's Club held at the Lincoln Svhool. The Snyticrn also * * * • J « 2 • A Q 1 0 I lionu> of Henry C. J. Evans, tin? have a it^n, Raymond l.ouis, 15 Born June 2f> in Overlook Hospi- * A fi .r) 2 A K Q J follo\viii(? committees were organ- tal was Virginia .Marie* Toppwr, izi'd for the l!N;2-<;:i year: months. .SOUTH I Donald Howard, chairman, yoimja*st daughter of Mr. ami 'Mrs. 4k A Q 30 6 2 Joseph Toppei* of KJ2K Stony srlmlui *hip committee, assisted by RESERVE NOW1 ^ VAS«& Brook lane, -Mountainside. v A a r> Meh'in .Michaels and .John Her- 11/7 THE FRIENDLY HOTEl * * * • 8 7 4 3 mann; Arthur (Irinor, chairman, A son was born June -'JO in Muh- 4. 8 program committee with John lenbwjj Hospital to Mr. ami :Mrs. The kidding with each side vul- Kwink end Williuin Hudson assist- Peter C. Kruncavigliu of K(3D vVorlh nerable, went: ing- I'tud Piret was appointed Warre We.t North Eait South ehitirman of the membership com- SPRING IAKE, N. J. avenuo. 1 ¥ pas* 1 NT pas* Well-timed slichcc uuth more mittee. Bradford Craver, .William PRIVATE BEACH - OCEAN BATHING S NT pass pass pass Kiederer, Robert Ellsworth and DICK WHSON'S ORCHESTRA iHt'cAvtoRDs' eloquence than speech.—Martin F. Holding the South ban Tupper what Thomas Mac:Dou«-al will servo is Whether you're a would bo your opening lf*d UKtiinst niembors. I.estor Howe was named Superb food, Golf, all sports. Supervised activities for .children. gal-on-the-eo or just th».' ilircu no trump contract? If to represent the College Men's your choice is the six of spade.*, Club on the joint civic committee Write or phone for Attractive JUitesH, the leisure type, you'il have lots of compmiy, but and Melvin Michaels was desig- Fred 0. Cosgrovo Gibson U-S80O Your FURS Are in Danger East will muk» the rontrurt. nated as publicity chairman. 'M Cynthia Howard This hHtid cume up in a rubber NEW POOL .• FREE PARKING lakes pleasure In showing Don't Wait Another Day! bridge gnme and the lute llurolii The following new members Dayton held the South cunls. lie were accejjti'd: William'W. llehn you the latest styles made the well-reasoned play of and fabrics ill leading the spade (juevn. From I he bidding it is obvious that West summer dresses PROTECT holds a bhjr hand and that Kust to fit holds confetti, so the odda lo'eatly favor West's holding the spadt* your individual personality. YOUR / With that opening East was helpless. If he had let the spade queen hold, Dayton would liavy FURS/ cashed the ace and cleared the suit with another round. Kust, however, covered the spade queen STORE WITH A with dummy's kins: and then took MASTER FURRIER the king-queen-jack of olulw, Day- (JIiVNT STEP—Princess Maria Beatrice oC Savoy negotiates ton discurdinK two diamonds. out' of (he liigh steps al the Acropolis in Afliens, Greece, • MINIMUM RATES Declarer then played the kin^ and queen of hearts and continued with athletic limb(irm":s while her enivmnninn walks on • MAXIMUM CARE with a third heart which Harold • FUILY INSURED won with the ace. Dnyton led a diamond, the ten went on from REMODEUNG-REPAIRING dummy unit North took with the king. North then led :i spado Plentiful Food Array Makes CUSTOM CLEANING through declarer's jack-5 privini;; Dayton four tricks in the suit, put- j tine East two down. Meal Planner's Task Easier Against the openiiiK lead of the spade six Enst has an easy time. llit Marl,' H'. A>'»t*l>'"V!i, milk, cultured sour cream, yogurt Ho plays low from dummy and //"Me Affi'iit ami buttermilk, ice cream ami 249 E.BROAD ST. wins the first trick with the jack, Though all Hie world be. vacation other dairy desserts. AD 2^3423 lenvinK the protected kinjr on the hound in .Inly, many a homenuikcr This month, the markets will board. Then when North pels in finds her schedule, work :is usual. sport a full array of summer vege- uunihiaTloyvarcl with the diamond kiwr his spade It is true that fccdiii),' the family tables, fruits and melons, as prn- return won't hurt and the most is a continuous job and an impor- dtire from local gardens will be Closed Wednesday East ciin lose is four tricks. tant one. Hut, foituniiti'ly at this supplemented by seasonally hii;b 253 E, Broad St., Wesffield during July and August Mt'aMU). many lon^' awaited attrac- cnatmerciu! production. t!H!2 j>ri>ut- TO BUY OR SELL, USE tive foods come to market, mnliiniv ises to bo a p;ood yeai* for rubh;u;v, AD 2-833! LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS the job considerably easier. In ad- cantaloupes, celery, iswcet corn, cu- dition to these M'ii';omihly abundant cumbers, honeydews, lettuce, toma- items, the United stores Depart- toes, strawberries, and wntermtdon ment, of AnTicu!tuN' reports, —all reouirinu little preparation. there'll also In- a Ion;: H.-l of other Oilier vegetables also sonsonnlly femptinj;- and nutritions foods in ahuitdnnt will be tfree.n boaii:;, plentiful supply. jireen onions, radishes, peppers, summer 'Stjuush, and others. FAMOUS CONTOUR STYLE 281 FAMOUS FULl-PAODED BRA STYLE 295 Headliner for July will he tur- R R : keys, an all-purpose summer favo- A bounteous peach crop is attain «1» 2 for in the oHiiij*, promising plentiful y but doHtittoly yivea you a inchion fl^v rite in recent years. II |>:ty; to Thin-Irani lining tor extra olinplnq, cutra t'lkc ailvanlnifc of the low prices; supplies at attractive prices. This uro. Lfglit foam rubber pacfn look shapely,:." support. Grnorou9 olaclic front telo.ise for nntyriij. CoUon broadcloth, White, A32to3G '• !he hiir birds iro well in every kind | delicious fruit, one of the leiidilHT comfort nnd fit. Cotton broadcloth with m?: (o 3a. ijf jnoal — from picnic to al- home | summer fitvorites, helps men] plan- ombroidery trim. Whito, A32-36. B32-38. : fORMFIT FlDeR FACTS: oil collon, c«cl««l«o of, FORMFIT FWCrt TACTS; nil cotton, exclusive ef i ninjr eliol-es by bein^- versa tile and «rniinicntafloi 'Milk and dairy products will con li'iisy to prcparo. linuo plentiful. 'Meals will hi' easier i I'^'o/.i'ii cotlcc'lttrated orange juice on the lioiiieDKiker anil belter for j is another time savinir food which the family with fuller use of these jnl.'O provitle-. for I he fnmily's vita- iniiii t' need.;. Supplies now arc i\v- nutritious foods—whole and skim DISCOVER milk and milk drinks, cream, out- !onl lai'KC and prices exceptionally 1 fail'e and other cheeses, noii-fnt dry low. BLANKETS I MUUMUUS FOR THE BEACH jôrmfit A nuimmui is n looini-iitl.in^ an- beautifully beautifully Boro Man Pleads i kl<' li'iijtth drr:!:i. II ivus inlrodiifi'd FEELING cleaned cleaned | (o lla\\iiii by missionaries ycaL's Guilty in Theft i iitro. Todfty, according 1o Mar- NC'W... AND and j u:!ii>l. N|>snlrr, hmiii' service consul- finished iM(l!J'\TAl\'«Il)K l.i'lii'l 1 c- • t.1|lt for ||H, (;;1SK Ap|iliaiic(.' Miiiiii- SAVE! h'k, I'l, of 7 llei'kel driv lih-aiU-d : j-. . ,. A:=sin-ial.ic.ii. il in worn 1 - H !n]T s i irui! -\ Saturday a! an '"!''"'•"' i on sLri-t.J': and lif.-ichcn in Hawaii | in.-iit hcfni-i. Uatnvay M ami on tin1 Wesl ('oasl. il's a prao- | David Xcedcll to fliiil W-: of sd'ttl- SLIPCOVERS \ iiu-: secret do!-u";enls li I.IMI Men-'.. anil C:<)., Inc., Kuliway, when- hi- is I CHAIR 79c SOFA 1.09 employed. ! FOFftHE MONTH OF JULY Beautifully Cleaned and Finished Tclek alle.irnlly f,tote tables, j WHILE QUANTITIES LASTI olK'niiral pnper^, ili.'l;rran!s anil si- I Icrct jiroefyses valued at more than ! |$200 from tile ilrui; n:aiiiifai-tur- j ' inj,' firm :tf varimis. line's in Ilief X JLOW can |s|>rinir of llii'. vc:ir. Merck Wi-- I t.-iu-ily nilievi- K. Kdwin Slifll.-r j j filed thi' coinnlaini." I regain \ i Telek, I'nijifijyil by i'le firm I since IIi'iO, WHS arn.^teil in lii»j i honn' l-'l'idMy al'lcr a search war-i jrant was is-iifil al tin1 rt'ijtiest of j Merck .--ivurilv oIli'-iT •.. THE TRUTH IN THIS GREAT BOOK CAN REFRESH YOU Your strength can be re- newed — ycrar weariness ex- changed for rest and joyous activirj^-if you will ieck praj- crfully the truth contained in this great book, Science and Health with Key to the Scrip- SPANDEX SKIPPIES STYLE G25 lir IACY SKIPPIES lOii6J.EC STVIE 085'. tures by Mary Baker Eddy. £.:r s for sioe° B ss (.\1«l.i:i.| GUI: •';;•,) : Sr 2, for n3 r You may read or borrow Ni^w (i;ih!-n .-nir r.|).i!ii!i-' (!.";!;.-:, [nr^^MC Prplly loco front piri!>l to firm n f.ishlon Itnff," Science and Health tree of £.f i)j;ii-•-. cunliol nitli comloil. 3:i'.il i:l;i;.!,c sntiil C'tnstic b.i;k p.iM.'! for mUii confrct.'; lirtniil!. lion! ;irnf li.ir^ firm .iti'J !.' :!|«n, :»/, Slinimint] ?\'. inch w.^rMbaml, thi'jfj-contru!-i; dmrge a* *«y Clmsiian Sci- i !, ii.TM'i ii,;*;. w.jr.ll;n.'. VV^-ô :;..M I . litK.) lOIKJ ff!i). Wllil^', o.fvl.L, * . ; ence Reading Room. The lOK'.'lll lliHlM'rtClj.-jJSMaOi-^J.H.i.llui;'! 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BI rr, KIN(,J It- Mic:S Bntfc HO fJUIMKY STUEKT C ho kim r>f Spoul Sotilli Korea, tests lior slrcntrili 148 E. BROAD ST., WESTFISLD, N. J. during a visit to Palisades. Hours; 10 to 4:30 Amusement Park, N. J. Kim '• Air Conditioned for Your Fitting Comfort recently nrrivcil in (lie If.S. I Also Monday. 7 to * and r,\m was treated fo a '.nfontfitlinn rmcnmittp frefl pitbli P.S. — Not all merchandise by mentioned manufacturers if. on stilo. day of fun |jy two nunsfrosn •*,c.turi<9. church ncrvireii mui Sun only itoms designated by them are on sale at rotlucotl n New York City school. '•<•? take*! U »!•« Page 16 THE WESTFIELD (N, S.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY S, 1962

most unusual, Beth Ehrieh for the Kane, Kathy Campbell, David Tanner, Diane Wanen, Joe Thome, ganized which will compete with of iast week. -Playground leader COLUMBUS On the agenda for this week are a boxhockey tournament and cuteBt, and Ann Trowbridgo and Campbell, Paul Kair, Betsy Kair, Jane Egn«r, Chris Strube, Margie teams from other playgrounds, jjm Gustave and his assistants After the first week, Columbus a Playgrounds Ehrieh, Lisa Ehrieh, Ann Khrich,] this summer beginning •with Softball game with Jefferson. THe Piggy Kain for the funniest. Susan Dfiyt'.n, M&dulne Seho- '|Bob i:>.f pnrt Kpreri Plvllips look | rlayg-round has a total of TT winner of the box hockey tourna- JEFFERSON Beth Ehrieh, Bobby Mill, Lynncj against Wilson to be held today. signed up. During the week pot Others participating were; Col- meyer, Maureen St. John, Robert Schork, Jill Bn*ssert, Liz Wh«elei*. This year-baseball j;ames have also forward to a busy and enjoyabl; ment will play in the town tourna- JeiTerfion playground closed its St. John, Michael St. John, James year at Washington. holders v;we made in the after- ment. first week with a total registration lette Hesse, Yvonne Hossc, Dar- Also, Eon Caralcr. Joanne De been set up amon£ the younger noon. Tryouto were also held for lene DiNisso, liich Masqn, Clmckie Mason, Doug Wolff, Carry Cluck, buys in order to give them a chance of 463 children. This yyear's lead- Simone, Ellen lie Simone, Karen the playground su+'tball t'^m in ers arc Linda J DiNi Mason, William Kane, Gary Det- Billy Lay. Bary, tinil Matteo, Marie Sakula, to learn to play with buys at their preparation for the first game to- The 00,000 aero Whorton Tract , Jean DiNiio, Joanne Topolenski, Diane Toplen* own age level. GRANT Uambi Eddy, and Kick Slocum. waller, Tommy uec'mr, Andy Also, Bonnie Brower, Lori Glick- day. administered by the New Jersey Dann, Peter Chevro, David Blank, ki Michelle Topolenski, .Susan Other games and relays were On Thursday, 37 «vra try Sehomeyer, Ann TrowbrMge, ny, Meg Giffurt, Jackie Sylvan, cutest; Linda Lake, funniest; JoAnne and Diane Topolinski for Bronston, Jan Bronsston, Linda Pcgrpy Kain, Stacy Schruiner, Hal hockey, miniature bowling, and ers wc-re proud of the large turn- Betty Graves, most original; Vick- oak. Wendy Trager, Jim and Richard kick-it were also played. out. the prettiest, Susie Tyiere for the Hosted, Dibbie Trowbrklge, Ruth Luessig, Gerald Tanner, Otmnie lineh, Dan and Jim Carnegie, ie Williams, comedian; Dimples Kosemary Locatelii. The first eraft of the season was Six ribbuns were awarded for: Lake, most decorative, and Jerri- Man has not sufficient imagina- potholders. These were made with lyn Halloway, most casual. The children on the playground Most original, a rhineoeeros cos- tion to exaggerate the importance jersey loops and were colorful and tume made by Michael Peeht; fun- of love. —Elbert Hubbard have been divided into ago groups: varied. ! BEAUTY CAN BE YOURS The Mitca consist of the five to | niest, Pi*ter and 3rad Smith for The special event of the week being a 'Mian from .Mars and his seven year olds, the Midgets arc ANTIQUE JEWELRY BONAT N0W made up of the eight and nine was a costume parade in which Pet Astronaut"; prettiest, Honny year olds, and then 10, 1! and 12 many children participated, some Glass for being a ballerina; a spe- Ah Unusual Collection of Our $20.00 Permanent Wave $10.00 year olds make up the Juniors. veanng very interesting and in- cial group ribbons went to iPaul, BRACELETS • BROOCHES • EARRINGS • CHARMS enious outfits. (The contestants Kathy, Christine and David La- A bubble gum contest was hclsl were Charlotte Elmendorf, Kathy greez for the "Three Blind Mice, Coma See Our FOR THAT EVER SO Friday: Winners were, Mites— Doyle, Bobby Doyle, Joel Jordon, Plus Wife": Sally Booth and Sally CHINA • GLASS • SILVER • WAU. DECORATIONS includes Maureen St. John; Midgets, Ginny Fred Bender, Jill Gassaway, Ke%'in | Deacon were given a special fair Schunck, and Juniors, Jo Anne the LENNARDS NATURAL BODY WAVE Kelly, Bobby Marshall, Benjy Van ! award for beiri# .Mr. Muscles & 401 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. J. DRexel 6-7274 Topolinski. Bisel, Sean Kelly, David Adams, Miss Westfleld of 1920," respec- Best citizens of the week were Buddy 'Melvin, Tim Adams, Craig tively; and the special original rib- TRY OUR GENTLE Cut, Shampoo, Margie Ehrieh and Kick Strube. Randolph, Lorna Howard, Lriri bon way fjivert to Karen Cryer for Maureen Kilkenny, Debbie Deck- Pitzpatrick, Gail Fitspatrkk, Kim her imitation of Kruella UeVille, a SO FRENCH er, Cyndje Taylor will help to pub- Syvertsen, Brian Denis, JJenise character from Walt Disney's lish a Jefferson Journal. Lcajrhy, Kinda Wright, David Hundred and One Dalmations." Jarvis Colonial Dining Room OR HELENE CURTIS Hair Styling Wright, Freddy Boss, Karen Cul- A baseball team has Been form- ver, Craig Cogncr, John Hamilton, The rest of the participants in 54 ELM ST. WESTFIELD ed with the following players: Laura Anderson, Judy Hunter, the parade did an excellent job Enjoy. Dinner with us Specializing in All Fashionable Hair Coloring Prank Balbo, Dave Blank, John Sharon Cogner, Kathy Anderson, and the judges were sorry that Bacon, Mark Eecrest, Mtke Cris, "Martha Melvin, iMartha Hunter. only six children could be chosen in our COME IN FOR A FREE CONSULTATION Rick Adelaar, Bob Ennis, Fete for awards out of 36. It was a Adelaar, and Gran Tiefenbuck. It Also Elaine Mazzucn, David hard choice! The other partici- Air Conditioned Dining Room Distinctive Hair Styling by is hoped that cheerleaders will be Henderson, Jonathan Henderson, pants were: Maureen Sanderson, formed for the team. Audry White, Daryl Brewster, Alice Sanderson, Jimmy Sander- Complete Dinners Miss Grace Miller Miss Jo Vivona Miss Zena Kanzel John Wright, Valerie Tonnes, Jeff son, Leslie Deacon, Kimble Booth, (Formerly of the {Formerly of {ForntBrJy of WASHINGTON •Sehasny, Tommy .Rachalis, Susan Paul Kiley, John Kiley, Mickey The events of the first week of iMiller, Johnny Howard, Jimmy From $1.40 to $1.75 Hotel Fontainbleu Arnold Constable Parisian Kaminski, Barby North, Sarah Trudy Jean playground activity at Waahing' Rachalis and others. and Cliff and iPat iMeier, Jerry Miami Beach, Florida) Mario'*} Hackonsack, N, J.) ton School included registration, Awards for thu 'best costumes and Susan Peeht, Bobby Melner- an introductory talk on the danc- were presented to Jeff Schaany for ney, David Brown, Brenda Boate, SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT ing and twirling programs which most original, Elaine Maazuea for iBob and Jackie Samson, Sharon EVERY THURSDAY {RICHARD'S HAIR STYLISTS will to available this season, a the funniest, Sharon Cogner for Snyder, Lori Morris, Brian Craw- costume parade, crafts and vari- the prettiest, Laura Anderson for ford, Debbie Groff, Margie and COMPLETE DINNER. . . . $1.45 i l if 219 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD, N. J. ous organized games and relays. the best bum and Jill Gassaway Wendy Heinz, Debbie Harnum, CHILDREN'S DINNER . . , 75c OPEN FRIDAY EVENING FOR APPOINTMENT For example, 'baseball is again for the scariest. Barbara Groff, Cobb ;Milner, Lorri AMPLE PARKINS PHONE AD 3-4488 available for older boys. First and Registration for Washington Swingle and Kathy Sweatt. second string teams have been or- playground reached 272 by the end

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Where you save does make a] difference PHONE AHEAD PHONE BACK HAVE A 0ak$ plans definite. Keep in iauch with homs Confirm reservations. by telephone. Easy HAPPY Smooth the way fa it and so personal. It's bettor time fry phone, almost like being ihcr$. VACATION! NEW JERSEY BELL Page 18 THE WESTFIEU* (N. 1 ) T.EADFR, THURSDAY, .HI! Y «, LETTERS TO THE Editor's EDITOR

Second Class posluge paid at Wrsffl<*ui, N. J. All letters to the editor must J'iib[)«hp(! ThmerlJty.s at ^Vi'Mltel'l, New .feraey, by The Corner bear a tignature and A street rtl'ld leader l'rinlblK :iml 5'ulilSNIII»IJJ Company. All Imlp- eiit Newspaper, address, both of which will oe Official Pap«r for Hie Town nr Wesl field -and UoroiiEh uf Authenticated prior to pulilica- talxxliif. The irony uf it all . • . WashiiiE- Subscription: H.l'o a yf.'tr In nrtvnnep. lon spends $10(1,Odd !o maki- ;i film BREVITY IS ESSENTIAL. i:*i:ii.i!sti.'.i IMU>. 1 NO LETTER EXCEEDING 200 offlre: .10 Klni Sli'col, Wfjl'Mrt. N. J. story of the l'l-i'Miloiit's wife * Tel. .41) S-iloT -AH IM-ws overseas junkvt (wliiih ran'i !»• WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Member filmed in the I.'.S.), ljul uppuroiitly If requested, for a valid Qunllty cim't sjiari- a penny to ki-cp » luil reason, names may be omitted (surveillance) on a ecmvieU'd spy except in replies to letters that for Ku.ssia. bave been published. No anonymous letters will DO J see by ihc papers thai Henry considered. Taylor (WT Columnist) is iiii Letters mutt be written only "idiot" in the opinion of Arthur on one aide of paper and pref- Srhlt-sinner Jr. (next floor neitfli- erably typewritten. Robert S. Everett Editor for in tin- While House to the All letters must be in the President). If it takes an "idiot" "Leader" office by Friday if to question u hi|;hly-plncv(l admin- they are to appear in the follow- istrative aide on a highly-question- ing isiue. ahli1 practice then what this crmn- The "Leader" reserves the try needs is tons of thounands of right to reject or edit any letter THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962 "idiots" axkinn !he same pertinent, to conform to "Leader" usa?*- question. Incidentally, this is the >aine ("pithet-tosser who not flunk- An Open Letter ed {for fun they .say) at the Kclarded UK's liij» "splnshc.ioo," Water on Dear John Q. Citizen: the brain you say? Editor, Leader: You certainly do have n right to wonder what * * * I wish to tlmnk you and your Sure glad I'm not going hare- staff for the cencrous spnee your the real tragedy Is in the recent Supremo Court foot these days . . .' the crushed newspaper devoted to aleitinif the decision on a simple, reverent prayer in the New stone they spivud for the resurfac- public to the needs of the mentally York' Schools. ing of Kim street, has found a retarded during this past year. All home on the sidewalk area. Sort of thi> parents und volunteers of The question is not whether the six justioos of rounh under leather, even. the 'Union County unit, New Jer- were legally right or wrong in their ruling- 'J'hoy * « * sey Association for Retarded Chil- accepted a case of narrow legal confines and as a It's a strange world ... I don't dren, which works to provide essen- helieve there is anyone who could tial services for the mentally re- consequence their decision perforce was aloiiK nar- or would challenge the, intelli- tarded in Westfifld and other rowed lines. gence, experience, compassion am] Union •County communities, aro understanding, the love for Awer- most appreciative uf your interest. - The tragedy is that the heart of America does icn, represented in two ex-presi- It is important for the public to not beat in legal cadence and so Americans per se dents of these United States, understand the problems and needs were thoughtlessly tripped into nn emotional whirl- ihviiflu Eisenhower and Herbert of the mentally retarded and how Hoover. Thu.se two men ininced no they can be helped. Your generous SAVINGS CAN BE pool that plunged them down to the blackest depths, words on the Supreme Court's cooperation lias helped greatly to ' left them momentarily bereft of the one great prnyer-in-schools edict. . . contrast Ifivc the public Ihut understanding. strength each man turns to when the night is this with their "some-day-to-be" Sincerely, counterpart's fence-rail tip toe Donald W. Hmitheman, darkest. juKKlini; and bland admonishment YOUR MAGIC CARPET! 'President Ever since the end of World War I and very to pray more at home and more in church. For my money what we early in the "roaring 20s" there has been a deepen- need is to show a little more rever- Prayer Ruling They'll take you where you want to go ... on a trip with all the ing of moral decay in America. Blame it on the war ence and respect for the Dicty in -If you will. .. blame it on the depression in the 80s everything we ficiency have been awurded to To forbid this is to deny that we aeven Wewtfleld students of Ihe are i\ religious nation which is to STATEMiNT OF CONDITION AS 6? JUNE 30, 19& How can young people learn respect, seek to do lialph Evans Ice Skatins School deny the .suhstiinrt- of the meaning right when they see it negated at every turn by those in Millburn, after a series of tests of the First Amendment. at the end of the school's sprinir The •President and the Chief ASSETS LIABILITIES who are considered leaders of men? semester. Justice are sworn In on a Hllile, Where in the climate of violent labor strifes?, Thp testa, to determine skill nmi our coins rend "In (iod We Trust," First Mortgage Loans. $15,779,899.58 Savings Accounts . . . $16,610,330.83 where in the climate of powerful big business com- skating progress, were administer- tin- pledge to the Hag has the ed by the school's professional fac- phrusf "Under ilml," there is n Loans on Savings Advances from bines, price rigging, etc.?, where in the climate of a ulty ut the conclusion this month reference to (iod in the Constitu- home where the sanctity of marriage is a misnomer, of the term. tion anil the f » .school prayer bunal in the land did not temper .justice with mercy publicity, Mrs. John Wanjdi. should lie left to local Hoards of TOTAL $18,498,932.94 TOTAL $18,498,932.94 •Mr. Poakes unnoumTd KellotfK F.duciition, when1 it belongs. It and reason, did not. weigh and calculate the emo- Rtryker, curator of tri; l'liilalolic is refreshing to note that {lover- tional or moral factors so deeply involved in their Found at ion of New York, would hi" nor Hughes will not interfere in narrowly legal, coldly concise opinion on a simple the sponke-v «t the September 2(1 the reading in the schools of the OFFICERS meeting, Lords 1'rayiT. Let's ignore the prayer. ruling as a bad ilrc»m. HENRY C. PARSONS President ALBERT C. FETZER Treasurer No average man understood the legal implica- W. S. Seliaefer PARLEY S. KETCHAM Vice-President DOROTHY WEISBECKER Asst. Treasurer those who stand highest in the land for justice for YOUR ELOISE H. FURCH Atst. Secretary those who starnln highest in the land for justice for LEGISLATORS "Ahoul Time" ALFRED C. STOVER.. Secretary ROGER L. CONRAD Assf. Secretary all, had dealt a blow to the one havon always in- 1962 Kdilur, l.i-ailer: DUGHI and JOHNSTONE Counsel violate, always over present whether admitted or Congratulations to you and the not. United Stntci Senators juipcr nn that tremendous editorial In those New York schools there was a climate CLIFFORD P. CASE, R. in your .1 line -1 iMii'ion. 345 Elm avenue, Ruhwny It in about time something like DIRECTORS In which young mind* could without prompting, FU 8-2052 this was written and 1 am frank without forcing, find room to express, in the (juiet. HARRISON A. WILLIAMS, D. to teil yuu that 1 am having copies ROBERT E. DAWSON WILLIAM A. HEINE, JR. of their hearts, their hope for their own salvation if 231 Elilnbctll nvenuc inatlc. FRED R. DOERRER IRVINE B. JOHNSTONE, JR. Nelson V. Slamler such they found need <>i'. Weilfirld. AD 2-868G RICHARD C. DOERRER PARLEY S. KETCHAM Surely (lie Lord in his infinite wisdom will find AUd, Sonnte Office Building, 1 ALBERT M. FALCONE ALFRED H. MEYER another way to roach them und too, perhaps th<> WaihiiiKton. D.C. 'Seal of the Pauls ALBERT C. FETZER HENRY C. PARSONS ARTHUR VENNERI judgment of the jurists will prove a blesshig in dis- Cuntircuwomnn Kditor. Leader: guise for all America. MRS. FLORKNCE DWYER. R. 1 would like t» I'liniplimi'iit you For the nonce it behooves all of us t<> mark 320 Verona avenue, Elizabeth i»n yuur ediiurial of June 'Jl. I EL 3-0382 belii've that there are •> gom! many not the words of apiwisonionl so blandly uttered Alto, Domr Office Ilutiding, people who aiv wondering how ... to bow not under the yoke nf blind justice . . . Wellington, D.C. l.'ile. tin' present "f:o\ el nrnelll liy but to reaffirm by word and by d,vd our belief in tin- seal of the pants" > an g" on Slate-: Senator wilhnut. peuttle rai-itit: their voices FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS the firmament of heaven, our trust in the word of Post Vn (ami their v«ili\- i. God and our sln-nglh to express at .'ill times and in Thank.-. i"r •:•> ii'.L' it. all places the courage of our conviction.'-. Will.ur K. llanawall 1 !•;•! >M >*•.! St.'; If At*t'tnt>Iymen Congressman James A. Haley. Democrat from MILDRED BARKY HUGHES (MRS.), D. 150 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. Florida, says: '•The House Appropriation.: Commit- Blur Hou»i\ Morrii nvrmir, tee has cotut' forth with a statistic which should RFIJ. Union. I;L u-7r.11 frighten every man, woman and reasonably mat tire JF.ROMF. KRUF.GER, I). 1143 E:\tl JiT»ry d commissioner of the Bureau of it is customary for each survey to The army of Federal Gen. The day had been a defeat for name hy which its customers txnil 17"tub«(oveialldijig,> ahor Statistics, was reported as be higher than the preceding one, George B. MeClellan, like a huge Lee, but at the same itf it murk the Sonera! puldie know it, presi* 15« iq. In. piclur* , laving predicted in a speech in and even then it is generally low- dent i'niil >!. Ounp said. grizzly bear attacked by a hive ed a resoundingdi " victori y tlmt was 1 Ulantic City that we would have er than the actual investment of bees, had fallen back swatting far more important than the dt>- During tlu nmuui! meeting, he next recession start in 1983, turns out to be. and fighting for the past six days, feat. For like the host" that is at- Mr. Cii|i|i reported Hint sales thus Seldom has anything caused mor Retail trade is showing an ex- killing its tormentors by the hun- tacked by a hive of bees, McClcl- far for the current fiscal year are uror within the ranks of the A tremely mild improvement. dreds but stili retreating from lan's army was exhausted, badiy running ahead of those for the ninistration. Secretary of Labo Corporate profits in the first quar- their onslaught. On July 1, 100 injured, mid — mi>.«t imporiant — j same period hint your. lie added Joldberg apparently was outragei ter were down from the final years a(?o this week, the grand it had been driven away. The siege that 50 new stores are slat<*d to be md telephoned C'lague itnmediat three months of last year. These at my of 100,000 men drew itself of Richmond, which had begun in opened during this fiscal year. RCA VICTOR jr. The upshot was that the com are the aggregates compiled by the CMDR. CHARLES N. CRAN- up for battle against the Confed- April and which had brought the This should exceed the number of nissioner issued another statemen' Department of Commerce, and are DALL JR., USN, ion of Mr. and federals to within si^ht of the older stores scheduled to be closed "NEW VISTA" TUNER .,. d»Hver» uniur- Mr*. Charles N. Crandal! of 807 erate army of Gen. Robert E. Lee. xplaining that he was not makinf seasonally adjusted. It had been It would be the last battle of city's church spires, had tmd«*d, All directors of the company passad perfortnanc* from many hard-to-gtt prediction, but merely pointin generally expected that the profit Embree crescent, was graduated were re-eleeted, McClellan's Peninsula campaign in and Richmond still was the capital stations I m***-*~*m«i+a~- *•• — • •- • -i*~««v mt that if one applies the averagi peak would probably come in the recently from the U.S. Army of the Confederacy. American Stores Co., the na- War College at Carlisle Bar- Virginia. The scene was Malveni if the post-war recoveries to this second quarter. To find that the Hill, a large, cleared rise in the That nijrht and next day, tion's fourth larêKt food-chain • IB.OOO volts (dtsfan avtMs*) of plctun power uriotl it would indicate a down- apparent peak was in the final racki, Pa. Graduates of the 10- operates 8«l(i stores! in New York mortth school are prepared for land just north of the James Hiver Clellan's army marched buck from • S«nti(i«e built-in aitteium 9tf am in 1963. three months of 1961 ia a g'e about 15 njiiei s east of RichmondRihd, Malvern Hill through a rainstorm Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Dela- Presumably that settled the surprise, and bodes no jrood So tht- highest command and gen ware, Maryland, West Virginia, • Front "Golden Throat" Souni era I staff positions within their the capital o{ the Confederacy. to Harrison's Landing on the Jlague spisode, but it does not an continuation of the recovery. There, McClelian posted his men nks of the James, there to nurse Virginia, Washington, D.C. and wcr the basic question of when The New York Stock Exchangi respective branches of armed California. services, as well as all joint and artillery on the slopes looking pir wounds and await further de- Ttis Mo«t Truited Nsm» In T«!i¥lilon hall have the next recession. reflects continued worry over th< down over st creek and a swampy velopments, Lee, too, felt It \va. At the moment this is a sluggish outlook and, as this is written, ha: command* throughout the world where our armed force* serve. woodland that was swarming- with time to take u recess and soon ecovery, and it is getting more been unable to show a austainet Confederates. I pulled his army back toward Kieh- See this and other TV values at nd more difficult to find signifi- upswing. Scores of billions of do Additionally, they are prepared In early afternoon, the first of TMOIH!. ant favorable business news. ars of paper profits have bee to occupy liJgh-lcvel {x&aitiona wiped out by this decline and this within the Department of De- Lee's Confederates began emerg- In Richmond, citizens heaved a Automobile sales are holding' up fense an«l other governmental ing fifm the woods and charging sigrh of relief that the enemy hnd emarkably well and the industry necessarily has had an adverse af- across the creelc and up the slopes, convinced that this will be the "ect upon confidence as to what i agencies at the national level a* been driven from their door, even ahead. their branch of service may bts and it was slaughter. Tho fedora! though the city was iilied with in- seond best year since the war. called on to fill. Commander artillery and infantry raked the jured. Thorugliout .Iho South, Housing starts also continue to The legislative jam in Congres Crandall is a graduate of the slopes as the Confederates crossed, hopes began to rise. dVanee. In May the nonfarm Is without modern pantile!, No on and the Southerners fell in scores, tarts were at an annual rate of Naval Academy, In Washington, President Lin- an even make an intelligent gues Lse's generals couldn't get to- coln wttR alarmed over the cam- 333 SOUTH AVENUE . 573,000. This was the third con- n to when the Congress will ad gether. They brought their men cutive monthly rise, and one has paign's result and arrnnaeti for a WESTWELD, N. J. iourn, and what it will have passet up unit by unit, and as ench group cull of 300,000 more troops to go back to 1050 to find an the meantime. Building Permits of men arrived it was mowed junlly high figure. fight the Confederates. Within a We hnvo been of the opinion down. The heavily outnumbered week, lie came to the Peninsula to But those are the most speetacu- hat there would continue to be a Building Inspector George Tza- lonfederate artillery, too, was items in the economic picture. Jtlos reports the following build- talk to BlcClellan at Harrison's ild recovery for the remainder brought up slowly, and frequently Landing, and the importance of the other side we find the fol- •f this year. We still hold to that ing permits issued recently. a Southern battery opened fire, ving: Hnhn Construction Co. of Plain- the defeats b<>R.tn to sink in. As 'ie\v, but it is getting increasingly only to attract the fire of 50 fed- Lincoln wrote Inter, ho "was as AD 3-3213 LET THE LEADER PRINT IT Between April and May total lard to find convincing; arguments eld, extension at 221 Cowper- eral cannon and be blown to bits?. ihwaite place, $1,200, June IB. nearly ineonsoltihle its I could lie rsonal income increased by only hat we are correct, Confedsrate Gen, Bonkhcad and live." over the collapse of the e billion dollars. Since the total St. Luke's AME Zion Church of VTnj^ruder's men tried three times Peninsula campaign. $440 billion sueh an increase it, 115 Osborne avenue, garage at to break the Yankee line with in- significant. 00-B02 Downey street, $1,000, fantry and artillery, but each time, Next week: Forrest and Morgan FREE BONUS THIS WEEK Total employment rose in May, Your Income Tax une 19. the artillery was crushed, the men on the warpath. the volume of unemployment William Ford of H44 Beverly hurled hack with tremendous loss- SET COASTERS AND HOLDER with $10. Order or Over (1 Only) a per cent of the civilian labor Student - Income irive, extension, $2,200, June 20. es. The other Confederates could tical KjimiMit for younj? children remained virtually un- It Is not necessary for students Monroe Sign Co. of East Rutli- do little better. as it protects body and legs from to stop working this summer after Choice Ribs of Beef 69c Ib. Round Roast ...... 89c Ib. nnged. iford, three signs at 001-657 Evening enme; the sun went the hot summer sun. When made enrninj; a total of $000, Chris L, Forth avenue, (Hahne's Store) of seersucker or drip dry fabric Try Our Famous Ham Loaves — solid meat — nice sliced cold or hot 89c Ib, I Industrial induction, as meas- Gross Director of Internal Uov- own, but the slaughter continued the muximuu can he removed from |ed by the index of the Federal 1,000 each, June 20. ntil it was difficult to tell friend English Club Steaks $ 1.891b. Cubed Steaks 99c Ib. euw. Service for the Newark DIs- Dormers Inc. of Scotch Plains, the gas clothes dryer ami worn pserve Board, was up in May rom foe. At 9 p.m., the Con fed- without ironing. |Iy one-half of one per cent, For trict advised parents that it is pos- j alteration at J!>0fi Grand view rates finally withdrew. Swiss Bottom Steaks 99c Ib. London Broils .99clb. siblc to cliiim a son or daughter as nuR, $1,550, June 20. |>n and steel mill operations there a dependent on Federal income lax Our Finest Chopped Beef, delicious and lean 69cib. Its a decline of 12 per cent, IL A. Hnnaon of Rahwny, si|?n returns even if they earn more at 3?0 South avenue, $475, June |In n new survey o"T business than $H00, Stewing Beef 79c Ib. Jones Links 89c Ib. Steer Liver 59c Ib. ans for investment in plant and 20, Mr, Gross suggested that stu- Grilling Franks 59c Ib. Bologna 59c Ib. Turkey Slices Vt Ib. 1.89 juipment made by the Depart- dents call or come to his office to enfc of Commerce and the Securi- get information on how their par- Critlemlcii to Graduate 38 and Exchange Commission, no COME SEE - COME SAVE - J&M's FINEST MEAT DEPARTMENT Crease is shown over the report ents can claim them as a de- From Navigation School ' some months afro. The total i pendent. CHOICE MEATS - FREEZER ORDERS Thomas I). Oittiiy »f DuMrtlt-tt, îtll xmm Polish Ham 'Alb. 79c r Iftllllt lit tli**lr lictv lutMic Hi 77!' fljsllli JUfNil*' n'lili-Ii (tif> lltir« Dish All 39c Bosco, large 49e hi f M i M 4 O IOHl Ti ll" ' .... Waldorf Salad qt.29e Sunsweet Prune Juice 39e W>IM MOlil thtmmh ( A. limit, Hi'iiltor, It) tiiiriliiiiu- Jergen's Soap 5 far 25c Spiced Luncheon Dosh Dog Food 6 for 89s BUILD ANOTHER DREAM Scot Towels 2 for 39c Meat Wlb. 15c White Rose Evaporated Apricot Yogurt, Scof Tissues 4for49e Milk 6for69e INTO YOUR NEW HOME... Danon 2 for 29c Planters Peanuts 3for$I W.B. Napkins 2for29c Muenster Cheese, si ..29c Corn Niblets 2 for 33c si Wox Paper 2 for 49c Imp. Polish Ham 10 lbs. 98c Ib. Red Heart Dog Food 6 for 83c Now you can learn JUDO POTATO SALAD Land O' Lakes Kosher MACARONI SALAD BUTTER PICKLES from JAPAN'S FINEST COLE SLAW TEACHERS hi a lb lb Qt, Jar, only «"IQ_ si Building Designed with 19c 73c Judo in Mind , .. Savarin Coffee 69c WHITE ROSE Hawaiian Punch Moxwell House 69c White Tuna 3for$l 46 oi 3for$l Judo classes now being formed for Apple Sauce 6for89e Yes, dreams do come true. Remarkable Chock Full o Nuts 79c Vogeler's Peaches, half or new electric home heating proves that. Men... Women ... Children Martinson's . . 79e Mayonnaise ... qt. 59c Truly the modern way to heat your new home, Savarin Instant 89c Cranberry Sauce 2 for 39c Coca-Cola 6 for 37c Special COUTOC in self-dcfons" also available—r^r is no barrier. here's what you get with wonderful Madrilene 2 for 39c Maxwell House Instant Corn Beof 49c con electric heat/room-by-roorn temperature Arrangements mny>l>e made for private ii's.-ioii:;. 89c Tomato Aspic .2 for 49c control/work-saving cloanlificss/completely Judo will tone up your body, take off exre.ss weight, build imi.-icle, 1 1 Postum, Iar0o 69c Coffee Ib. 59c R&R Chicken ... 63c can automatic operation/no fuel delivery jîve you confidence and speed up reflex* . '.. Many U.S. COIIUECK nre now training Judo tennis and intcr- problems/no moving parts to wear out collcRintc meets nre scheduled, A U.S. Judo tram will participate NEW PRODUCTS FOR YOUR FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS or replace/Nafurally, the finer things of in the 1064 Olympics. Cheese or Chocolate Pea Pods 39c pkg.! SEABROOK life are seldom the least expensive. But with IN'-STRUiCTOBS . . . Souffle 69c Grand Durchess French Beans 19c Public Service's new low rate, it costs less Our teachers are two of Japan's finest Black Belt plnyors. lloth Fiddle Head Greens 79c pkg. Beefsteaks pkg. 49c Crinkle Cut Potatoes 2 for 29c than you might think to heat your home hold thy .Fifth degree Black ili.'lt and an- the only hclilers of that. Farm House Choeso Bread Sara Lee Banana or ! Spinach 3 for 49c ! electrically. Learn all about tho remarkable grixiti' in Nt'vv Jersey. lemonade 10 for 99c Orange Cake 69c Mrs. Paul's Deviled TV Dinners 2for99c Orange Juice benefits of electric home heating .. . Yonhifiada Yonezuka, 5th Thta, Co-C'aptiiin All-,!:i|>:in Judo team 6for89e Crabs .39c in !!>f>n. call Public Service Electric and Gas Kiyoshi 'Shiina, 5th Dan, Nippon University Clmnijm.ii, liiilfl. Both J FARM HOUSE SPECIAL - Blueberry, Peach, Cherry, Apple PIES 49c Company or your electrical are Kodoknn quidified. contractor today for free details. Tho instructor." have liten approved liy (he JJetnijiulitai! As.-oi-i-i- tion of the American Athletic Union to »-t a . refen-vs in nil .-\A TI Chopped Chives — Kornberg Chicken Livers — Longuistina . . . .49c pkg. tun rn nine nfy. Birdseye Corn on Cob — Chopped Onions — Tiny Taters .... 2 pkgs. 49c ROOM-BY-ROOM Hliiitia and Yonezukn have extensiv<' experience fMiarhinj.: rr.jir-e TEMPERATURE CONTROL teani::. in this country and have taught Judo as a -|n.rt a mi H-I a CAMPBELL'S CAMPBELL'S DOWNY FLAKE mean'.-! of wlf-dcfonsr? to children, cilij and «tat<' pnla-i\ unrmr- and PEA SOUP SHRIMP SOUP hi WAFFLES NO FUEL DELIVERY PROBLEMS POTATO SOUP OYSTER STEW can can for WORK-SAVING CLEANLINESS c ..-VSSKK AUK KIJO-.M !!-. (i MON TI IS 15c 25c 2 25c

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PUBLIC SERVICE JUDO CENTERS, INC. ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY 1216 South Av«., WcMifiH FREE DELIVERY TUES. THRU SAT, TWO PHONES: A.M. CAtlS ONLY ADAMS 2-0402 - 04Q3 Fa^paying SGrvant ol a Gtcai State AIR COS Open Daily 8 AM. to 6:30 P.M. Fridays 'HI 8 P.M. Closed Suntlciy* \ Page 20 THE WESTFIELD nd Robert Morgan; Eminent Mer- it Certificate to Ruth Peterson To Cut Teenage Honored at Annual WHS Assembly and Shc-ila Kluiber. Gregory A. Weiss was awjsnleii UK* Coj-ueli Cup ;IK she s,utr,tam!- Also, Superior Merit Certificates Drink-Driver ing boy in the senior class sit (he annual awards assembly at Westfield i-i t« Stephen AUVUIMJ, Patricia Ban- jer, Harrietts Barber, Harriet Benz, High Schoai recently. Presented by the Cornell C!ut> vf Union j {lav. Richard J. 3-fughes last County* the cup is given to the graduate chosen by H faculty com- [Janice Catalanotto, Harriet Co- weak came up with a possible solu- PATIOS mittee because of his ailaround excellence including scholarship, I burn. Iftlrla K«idy, Junis Gibbons, tion to the problem of teenage • i extra-curricular accomplishments,! Cindy lledfrre-n, Kathy Hemm, drivers who drink, The proposed landscaping (character, personality, and citizen-i Gary Knox, Daniel Kubck, Leslie program is now being studied hy •ship. i Lontf, David Michaels, Robert Ko- him. A. S. MANNINO & SONS Concrete Work Weiss wus also awarded the'wan. John Sparks, Leslie Thomp- The ^Governor said he is consid- The Driver's ' Walter A. (fardell prize jriven t« ' *"•>' AM, Visual aid for motorists in the Rlehold, Joseph Kindregan, Ear! cludes a $1500 scholarship for her POPl't.AR MAKKH * PAHTS Jackson, Mich, rural ureas is being Vigne., Oavid Moranh, Martin How* and a set of i\w Encyclopaedia liAIIOK.'V TKACTOHS provided by the county road com- nrth, Robert Mettres, Ian Wanlcss, Hritannicn for the school. She wns Limn Milliter Ti" Iloinry litwl mission which is replacing exist- Dennis Minno, Frank Mancuso, Al- also awarded n certincate of honor Mowfr frmn 95^.50 THE BEST IN OIL HEAT! £1" n.Hnrj Illilcr, «i:ill.llS ing street signs with larger mark- len Crawford, Lee Zeis, Robert in the Westin^'house. Science Tnl- ers. The new signs are made, at A Chamber*, William Haney, Michael erit Search. • 24-Hour Service aluminum and have a green re- Ketcluun, Kurt Kiuifmmin, Fred Pins donated by the Wo GO-CARTS and Parts f WILDON CONCBIT1 OORF. flective background and white let WsirfWld, Dimiel Hankc, Stephen Auxiliary of the Union Count tering 6f the aame material, Booth, John Lafferty, Jnmcs Smith Medical Group were presented • Insured Budget Plan WELDING • • • and David Thompson, future nurses nwimis to Shirle; •tVltlON* or WELOOM M*T«li*LS, INC. Too many pounds are not to At the conclusion of the fimtl Jlark, JiMiine Dlouhy, Terri Dunk • Heating Installations ICOTCI puum te. pumniu HOB ' good if you drive an automobile assembly, Richard Allen, president ley, Bernieo Hamilton, Sand, Mclntyre's according to Dr. Kosario Rabiiliird of the (jraduatiniif class, presented RoaecraiiB, Nureen liillinm, Mar FAwi 24300 PUfW 5-2200 HilrMitt 'aret Mityo, Fruit Maiiginu, ,lud Lawn Mower Shop i of Montreal, who says the over- the gold key to Gary Sargent, weight motorist is more accident- Sims, ,Sue Thoina.s, and Sand. president of the Class of 100.*), EL 2-0700 Hut. inso prone than tho slim driver and hli Hoffman. Toshiko Shibata, the Americni; TOKER A iJH Grav*l, Smmd m*d MaHrtmk accident rate is in direct propor- 2,'Ki RkXKR ST. Field Service Japanese- student Tho Tcehiiieiiiii*>s prize for oui Elizabeth tion to his degree of overweight, who spent the your in Westftelil Btunding anci conseienlmus wor 727 Livingston St. All IMS528 was reco^niKed wul gave her fare- on stage lighting for school pro In obedience to tlie divine na well massage to the students. grams ami activities was presentei ture, man's individuality reflects Ralph RUSBO, president of the to Kim Peck. the divino law and order of being, Student Council, presented the Also eited were delegaten ti —Mary Baker Eddy council gnvel to the incoming pres- Hoys' State tind their ulternatc ident, Gordon delegated and to GirlH* .Stutc anti BUSINESS DIRECTORY the delegntes and alternates U Mrs. Phyllis Winquist and Miss W/e'r. At Near To You At Your Telephone Carol Mowen presented tho Auxil- Citizenship Institute. um Latin Certificates to students Appointments to the junior ml RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES who excelled in the nation wide viKoj-y board for B. Altman were •n. They included: Su- Judith Hitchcox, Bnrlmra Clmrcl; leriative Merit Certificate and and Marjuric Jacobi. • AUTO DEALERS • AUTO DEALERS • DRUG STORES LIQUOR STORES • ROOFERS

DARBY'S DRUG STORE SHO1» NORRIS REILLY ELM LIQUOR SHOP W. L. SCHROEDER Phone: ADams 2-1198 OldsmobiteCo. Park at West Side R,R. Station Bat. W8 CHEVROLET, INC. Authorised 339 South Ave. W. Westfiel> GUTTERS - LEADERS Oldsmobila WINES Rooting Repairs Authorised Salfa &. Service LIQUORS BRIDGE 6-3474 500 North An. R. All 3-Tfi3i CENTRAL PHARMACY COLD BEER t Walnut AT«. Cr»»*>H Michael J. Cornicle, Roe. 1'harm. SODA WATER A. J, ORBACH CO. PRESCRIPTIONS Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening Carefully Compounded ICE CUBES Open 24 Hours a Day Kat, 1819 • SERVICE STATIONS • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING DruKN - Perfumes - Cosmetics TOE IS PnOMPT DBLIVBRT CompH-te Pnrt» Sick Koom Supplies AD 2-3113 GENERAL A . "OMOBtLE REPAIRING Allniim X-W Authorized Holly Madtaon Ice Cream • DODGE • lANCEi? S24 r«(nil AT*. All 3.1ISJ 23 ELM ST. WESTFIELD MAKE! ttHMTIVk) — ('Alt HI '1BTOH * lOKITIOK trth nntt «V mm PHIiimn Tj.« Oka I'mr tto *'••• «> Uutft Tcm* irf • RENAULT • PEUGEOT CANTLAY BROS. > 611 Park Av»., Piainflold Sales — Service — Parts ROTCHFORD PONTIAC • ELECTRICIANS • LAMPS PL 6-0008 WHALEN'S GARAGE AUTO LITE Fino Selection of Depcniliiblo 1 Authorlsi-U 1'ONTiAC-TKMPEST t'yed Cft vn find Trucks COMPLETE IAMP & ELECTRICAL Registered Pharmacist In "Bear * ft*?htHs and china vases, jugs, bottles, A Damn 2-S»:T coffee mills, etc., into lamps. Electrical — Brakes — CarbureW AUGUSTINE MOTORS, .".IK I'denr ItunH E, T. WILLIAMS IXC. parkins prohlp & Complete Auto Servicing ClfHYKUm — PLYMOUTH Oii*nr (jr»vp St.) I.Ml'KUIAl, — VALIANT AD 2-2i Wo Pick Up and Deliver !» BERSE BROTHERS •'.ICKP" â]r» fiii4 hYrvlee FUEL OIL 1 Prospect St. ADams 2-9721 KM 3.IO0K J'J,TllOi"ni VAF.IANT ro North Avf. K. IVMtflfl OIL HEAT SERVICE INC. frH1 Into all typea f iumj. riiHL oii,a ® USED CARS 'O Hfiit Oil mi Ocntrnt Atp. Service —• in ill Xorlh ,IIT. W. • SHOES B&S AUTO SALES AJJ ,1-:i2l3 Fine Quolity LA ING MOTOR CAR CO. USED CARS ORTHOPEDIC REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. • OPTICIANS SHOE PRESCRIPTIONS Kst, not i.tJlt-;< ii- ilhfi 5'nrcl All SRT>tt Aufhorized M North Av.-. K. CRISANTI MUKIMIEAT Prescription Optician 'out KIOATINH OILS Orthopedic Specialist CADILLAC cali (iKANFOItll O-tK'JI BRidgo 6-0900 Ml Cmtennlal Ave. Crn Sales and Servico LUMBER 3 Nnrlfi Avr. B. Cranford S. IRVING COMPANY LUMIiBR & MIW-IVORK 54 Elm Street Of Kvery Dtjirrilitlnn PAINTING • STORAGE Kopitcro Coke —- Fuel Oil • LAUNDRIES IS PARKING A PROBLEM? GOODWIN MOTOR A Mama .1-H92 ONE DAY SERVICE Simtli Aw. W. WtftarlA SAMOSET LAUNDRY HENRY P. TOWNSEND CORP. SERVICE, INC. CALL •U'Tllnfi!"Kn NEW JERSEV STOi?AGE TO BUY OR SELL, USE "Ihive-In S*'rv|re" MOVING 8, PACKING VOLKSWAGEN {*;i«*h 3ltd fnfi'y PAINTERS CO. 3-0662 — 3—4 (2 AîtiU Av»% I'lflluHe Î.nlllHrld «-' AD 2-4429 **t*<": Elk si. THE WESTFIELD nd Issut? must bo lot pointment of an auditor at a sum for bids and secured. It will bo TOWNSEHD i Westfield Memorial I-ibrary: i ; Non-fiction: The Study of Liter- not to exceed $500 for work in con- at least st*vin months front now mature, a Hundbouk of Critical E«- ection with fhe brochure. befnio i-onstriK'tiun can -bejrin. ;says and Terms, Barnet; Red Fohn The Huditov will be. paid at the The board also awarded a con- Here is one place where , Braust Dureh das Land; Ein Sie- rate of $100 a •day for a minimum tract to Nsush, Cadmus and Voel- ' benburgcnroman, Bauer; The of five days. ker of New York, which submitted you are always offered Prime of Life, Beauvoir; Mr. Con- Wfll « These preliminary steps necus- a low bid of $3,100 for an inciner- servarivf*: IJsrfy Goidwatei', Bell; sary to the bond isuse followed the ator to hi* installed in tli^ boiler the opportunity of get- approval by voters on June 12 ofroom of the Brunner School. • How to Have More Money to THOMASJEFFERSON l j Spend, Blaustein; Invitation to project to build a 725-pupH i le- In other actions, tho hoard np- ting, service that is in- 5 Sailing, Brown; Classics in Eco- WROTE THE menta ry school in Kt?vi n road off proved » change in corporate title ! nomics; Classics in Science; Clas- 'TerriH ruadt involving' approxi- from the Scotch Plains Township dependent of dissatis- ! sics in Sociology; Classics in West- DECLARATIONoFlNDEPENDENCB • mately 10.2 acre.). Hoard of Education to tho Scotch fern Civilization; How to Get Mori AT THE AGE OF * ' The resolution states that the 'Plains-Kanwood Hoard of Kduca- (Done in Less Time, Cooper; Nu- Board of .Education shall proceed tion to conform t» the change to a faction. | fcrition in Health and Disease, THIRTY THREE to purchase or t&Ve and condemn regional school district on July 1, j Cooper; Die Verlorene Komjjanie, the four parcels of land involved it also provided for $2,070 in over- i Eisen; How to Survive the H- n the site ami to extend for thetime pay for two custodians at {Bomb and Why, Frank; Whose ichool project a sum not to exceed -Muir tSchool for- the schawl year | Woods These Are: The Story of $925,500, It furtkwB "authorizes 11*02-0.1. This wns necpssary be- the National Forests, Fronte; The PRESIDENT OFTWE AS A SUCCESSFUL 1§ the board to issuo 'bonds in tin* enu.st* the school will be on double HENRY?. TOWNS£ttp French and Indian Wars, Hamil UNITED STATES, BREWER OF BEER principal amount of $925,500, "sessions next year and the custo- ;ton; Monsters of the Deep, Helm; Tho board is proceeding with all dians will be on duty from 7:30 J Inward Sky; the Mind and Heart HWASMSO4 AMDALE.HE GIFTED MUSICIAN, haste in -this matter In order to li.ni. to 4;!J0 p.ftv I of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Hoeltje; DEVELOPED take advantage of Ute present fav- QAl NORTH AVF WESTFItLO AD2-4464 I U.S.iana, 1B60-1SJ50, Howes; Di-ei 'LAWYER, INVENTOR, orable bw4 market it wa» reported. LEADER CLASStFIEDS PAY I Stunner im Sehnee, Kastner; The ARCHITECT, FARMER, THIS ART IN I Treasury of Religious Verse, ORDER TO f, KaufTman, DIPLOMAT, SURVEYOR, «SEETHIS I Also, Works of Love, Kierke- ASTRONOMER.BOTANIST, gaard; The Sensible Investor's ANTHROPOLOGIST AND . BEVERAGE Guide to Growth Stocks, Lin; PHILOSOPHER BECOME MORE Early Maps of North America, Lunny; Open Vistas; Philosophical COMMON"ASA Perspectives of Modern Science, BULWARK Margenuu; The Home Owner's Tree Book, Martin; 0 My Ameri- AGAINST' Jca!, Matthews§.• Die Kurze Strasse, " Monnier; Shaking the Nickel Bush, DESIGNED MONTfCEtLQ, Moody; Gardening in the Shade, Morse; Europe in Review, Mosae; A4AST£RPI£CE OF The Family Book of Fun, Paxman; mCENniRYART. fTSTfO. The Families of Words, Pei; Be- STANDS IN VIRGMA hind the Gold Curtain; the Story of the Metropolitan Opera: 1883- 1950, PcJtz, % Also, The Thinking Machine, tion and Director of Kinunre. (Op- *f Pfeitt'er; Ross, a Dramatic Por- J.M.Quinn Retires erations) for the ^Maritime Com* Regional Summer fg trait, Rattigan; Japun, a Short mission. iCultural History, Sansom; New Mr. Quinn was born in Si, Louis, ;'Techniques in Painting, Taubcs; As U. S. Lines' Mo,, but moved with his family to Roster Record } General Biology, Taylor; The Arlington, Va., at an early siê. ^Tuntsa, Turen; The Management He received his elementary and TIR' Union vounty Hegional .Makers, TJris; Building or Buying V.P,, Treasurer hij^h school education and coni- summer schools opened Monday ^the Hif{h-Qiuility House at the pleted courses at the Business and with an enrollment of 1138, This 'Lowest Cost, Wntkins; Questions Joseph iM. .'Quinn of West field Civil .Service School in Washing- is tlit* largest enrollment in the '" Freshmen Ask, Willis; Cold War has retired as vice president and tun, I>. G. and the International fmir-ycMir history of the regional »' find Comnio'i Sense, Wilson treasurer, of the United Stoles Acm'untmits .Society .Sehuol. .summer nehools. Last year the fig- Lines. The retirement 'was effec- ihirinjr World War 1, Mr. Quinn ure was 3 081. The larger number tive Sunday- according to an an-served with the American Kxped- of pupils* in school represents t nouncement, by the steamship com- itionary Korri's ant! saw action in Isixublt* pain in number of regiona' pany. several campaigns In Franco, re- pupilii in attendance due to thfj fitsinJhespace •Mr. Quinn joined the United ceiving a hatUofiehl commission as filet Ihnt tuition pupils were sharp- iStates 'Lines-.as cam pt roller in Sep- a lieutenant of infantry. ly down, The loss hi tuition pupils tember, 1947 after twenty-seven was (iiK* chiefly to the opening' of years with the United '.States Mari- Gerarde Long at Esso summer schools in Millburn and time Comniissfon, and its prt'tleet'S- Wostftelil whore such institutions , the United States Shipping had not existed Imfore. Board Kmarjfoney Fleet Corpora- •Tlorneo W. Gorunle »f ft08 Dor- tion, lHe was elected vk'o-president1 ian court this Wvt'k c{*lebrate.s h\* Of the 7I!H pupils in the New! G-E's THIN WALL INSULATION 4 10th anniversary with Ks-iu Ip- t.hun I>ay(on Hchuol, 36 wero from anil ti*i!asrfl'Ê i>f thf Company Jan. soairh aiui Kn^hu'ering1 (,U*n!}>iui,^p is twice as efficient as ordinary In- l 1960. j oMtsid^ thi* district, and of the 400 t tht principal seientifk" alfihale (ti nt Artliur h, Johnson, 118 are sulation, so requires only half tha During his Jong" career In gov- Stanthtrd ON Company (N'cw -h-r- from oilier communities* thickness. This—plus gain in in- ernment, 'Mi\ Quinn Reived in var- si'y). Di\ (jcntrde la a senior vo- terior capacity—plus other G-E im- ious important capacities in the .seareh associate in the company*^ maritime «fcounting-' and finance nu*dit-al researeli division. BLIND CHILDREN provements—results in 88% more 3ranche«» including1 travolhsK audi- storage space in same size cabinet, tor; chief of the auditing and fi- There are today 34,000 blind chil- nnncihl analysis sceitoni of the LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS dren &nd youths in the United Division of Finance; Comptroller States according to the American f the War Shipping Ad minis ti;u- BRING RESULTS Foundation for the Blind. NO DEFROST in FREEZER of J. P. (PAT) FAIELLA Ha* been been named national advertising We've got it! The amazing REFRIGERATOR manager erf Quality Weeklies of New Jersey,- succeeding Joel G. • Exclusive Roll-Out Freezer bring* Harris of Weitfield who has re- new MAGIC GRID that gets everything out front. More usabla : tired after 14 years of service. 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AD 2-4407 143 E. Broad St.. Wesffield AD 3-2121 OPEN Monday and Friday 'TiS 9 P.W, WESTFSELD LEADER Page 22 THE WESTF1ELD amino triazolc or j he has done fur many years. SCHMIEDE I Hears; Look for ^rt'i'nish-v.hiti? flowei's :ind waxy other proved niaienals. Feted in Michigan •Mr. Treir.aine has devoted his l%vhiU' ben'it-.s, are tuxif at all times. life, to encouraging people every- TREE EXPERT CO. Crime and punishment grow I Like any wi^y outlaw, p.i^on ivy •Charles iM. Tremnlee. a fiO where to enjoy musk, and is best COMPLETE TRSE SERVICE —***,. toy Df. |3-Lcaf Warning I wears db£ui;;y*. It may grow jis u uttt of one .stein. Punishment is tx resident, of Westfkld, observed'his j!:»)W"U as founder of National Mu- ' small erect ,-hrub or, asrstin, as a fruit that, unsuspected, ripens WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT MAIDEN ENEMIES-(2) INSECTS within the flower of the pleasure 92nd birthday Thursday at lntcr- L-IC 'Week which was observed na- o vine eHmbinj!: fences and trees. It laehen, the national music camp tionally last month for the 38th Flying 1« me summer air around us there ate tailJioas of Mun mry comiuei the nioon, but may lurk entwined In harmless that concealed it. Certified by State of N, j. —Ralph Waldo Emerson in Michigan he was instrumental consecutive year. insects. Millions mors are ©a 0r under the ground. It some- on this Ki'tfii rarlh poison ivy plants. So, beware everywhere. If He received a plaque Thursday times seems that too are also millions on our plants and stands rt*sdy as evvr to blister un- siBeeptibte — and best assume you from a bandmaster^ association FA 2-9109 too often they arc all, except toee% despised as nasty trap and wary nature lovers. Tins new out-arc — you can get infected from during a program in his honor at noxious pests. door season is a ptmsi time for you shoe^ which ste|> on the plant, or the music camp. to brush up on this Black Sheep even by the smoke from a burning If yuu can count to thrye, you plant. cnu spot piissibie poison ivy in time Poison ivy rash may appear from to gi\\l it &;\fe berth. It always one to three days after exposure. BRING SPRING INTO YOUR HOME ! hears its shining dark jcrteH leaves The affected area will swell and DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREAS PAVED | in (rroaps of three. Botanists class itch intensely. with unusual Candies, Flowers, Accessories PRESERVE OLD DRIVES and ! these ieavts as "kafk-tss" each ta- Best and most permanent pre- I ing oval with pointed tips. They ventive is destroying all poison ivy from AREAS WITH COSMICOAT 1 turn scarlet in early Fall. plants found cm a property. All ASPHALT SEALER I "If Jeavcs are three, then stay protective clothing, tools and equip- j away" is the slogan to saye your ment tMed in the process should be skis). Danger is greatest in spring {•leaned thoroughly after contact. Mountainside WM. A. PARKHURST 4 New Providence Rd. CONTRACTOR I, Com earwsrih 2. Toimss horaworai (hall site) 3. Cutworm 4 Mex« AD 3-1999 Phone ADam* 3-1738 Res. Mill lam lean bean bectlr (slightly enlarged) 5. Aphids (three time* natural «M) i, Japarte** Ijcsils (slightly enlarged) ?, Striped tusvniber bccilo Open daily 10-5 P. O. Sox 334, Wmtfield Mountolniide, N. J. sprays, an interesting example thing which will MI! insects wifh- being the attachment ot a bottle RIGUURIY $3T,S •ou! hurting plants. They are with- o the garden hose for control of SUMMER SPECIAL •out lungs, but have air lubes in awn pests. their stile* and through, flwse tan There remain certain operations sh bufton control ol htgh and low speeds. be alttttked by contact poisons. which can be well done by hand Use in window* on t«Me or floor* Manual* Most Insects start as cjgs, though if the gardener is not squeamish. |y reventbla for Inidfes or exiiauth .fiphids or plant lice-da not. From The green caterpillars of the white Chrome handle lor easy carrying. Safe- • the egg comes a larya, often called cabbage butterfly art easy to pick ly snapout grlif for easy «leantne, 110 •a caterpillar or. worm. This changes from cabbage, broccoli and cauli- info a pupa, seeminjly asleep, {rent flower plants. The Mexican bean which emerges the adult insect, In beetle, a vegetarian ladybird, toys some cases,, us grasshoppers and clusters of eggs on the underside of .most sucking insects, there are leaves where they can be squashed only thtes stages—cgf, nymph urn between finger nnd thumb; the yel- adult. Their rate of reproduction i: low nymphs sind the adults can he. fantastically high, but they tire knocked into a can ot wstcr topped BLUESTONE ENAMEL COLD PACK kpl in check by birds, toadh, fish, with oil, Japanese beetles go the 1100 SOUTH AVE. W. AD 2-8717 parasites «nd other insects. same way when tlwy aw sluggish OPEN DAltY 8-8:30 SAT. 8-6 SUN. 9-5 Man fights his insect enemies b at dusk. 191/2 Qt. CANNER WE DELIVER SAVE 27%I To help you have a lawn of rich green ttirf, with tip to dale informa- ^ave *'me« save' w tion on Itowcfs «nd vegetables, read Oiitihon ni Home, Esich S-pnge 4QT. 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29 ALDEN ST. Free Delivery CRANFORD Open Blon. & Fii, until 9 P.M. BR 6-2224 l>y .M'ittt II, THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) tEADEtt, THURSDAY, JULY I, I8«2 P»ge awarded the Chartered" Life TJn« Stemraer Appoints Graduate derwriter desieni-tSon, conferred by Davison Observes Men's Garden Club IFarrow Celebrates the American College of 'Life Un» derwriters for passing » series of 35t!i Year With Delegates Attend Dellmire as Aide 30 Years With professional examinations and meeting' the stringent ethical re- ! SCOTCH PLAINS — Elmer C. «ents of the college. Syracuse Parley Dellmiro of 2241 .Shawnw path Provident Life Mutual Benefit has been appointed campaign co- A member of the National Asso- ordinator according: to an an ciation of Life Underwriters and Raymond Davison of 718 Glen The Men's Garden Club of West- 1 Charles T. Farrow Jr., CLU, of avenue marked his 35th anniver- nouneement today by Freeholdi ! I0i>3 Lawrence avenue celebrated the New Jersey Estate Planning field was represented at the an- Director .lay A. Slentmer. sary "with the 'Mutual Benefit Life nual convention of the Men's Gar- 30 years of service with Provident Council, Mty Farrow has feeenth e Insurance "Co. of Newark, Sunday 'Mr. Dellmire, who is associated Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Phil- recipient for 10 consecutive years den Clubs of America at the Hotel with the 'Prudential Insurance Ct> (Presently assistant comptroller •Syracuse in Syracuse, N. Y., from adelphia, Saturday. of the INatlonal Quality Award for if the cympany, Mr. Davi>so» i as assistant, methods analyst, !•> a A graduate of BuekneH Univer- high standards of life underwrit- June 28 to 28 inclusive toy a dele- former Union County election iom- nember of the Pelican Club, the gation headed by Larry Hubbard sity, .Mr. Farrow joined .provident ing. This award is given jointly " Mnployee organization and the Vet- missioner and has servtui as eh«m- Mutual in 1832, He is a life mem- and William Brock Beli, both of man of the annual Republican i.ani by the NALTJ arid the Life Insur- * trans' Club, made up of men who Edgewood avenue, past presidents ber of the Provident round table, ance Agency iMsnagertient Associa- nave served with the Mutual Ben- paign dinner. Currently munui- business conference of his eom- of the local cluh. Alternate dele- pal 'Republican chairman of SMr. Dell- in Westfield, he has participates! is an annual event for the pur- mide said, "I feel privileged to be n Y.MCA work, United Fund pose of electing national officers working with Freeholder Director CMDR. ARCHY L. LUPIA, )rives, 'Little League and the Hoy und conducting the business of the Jay Stemmer. I believe that his USN, ton of Mn. Emily Lupin Scouts, national organization. A three experience as a county administra- of 925 St. Marti avenue, wal J Mr. and Mrs. Davison have three day program included lectures on tor has contributed significantly to graduated recently from the ihiidren. various phases of gardening by the progress of the county during U.S. Army War College at Car- KRUSHEDSTOME^ piuminent speakers of national the past three years and I think liile Barracki, Pa. Graduate! of note. that continuation of this progress tlte 10-month tclioo! are pre- iThe delegation visited many of is essential, particularly in the pared far the highest command f for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc. f Mndowaskin the gardens in the Syracuse area areas of county administration. and general staff position* witH* including that of Jackson & Per- in the Department of- Defense h?prk»t andM. Cutler of 308 Westfield road, •^nar.der Shepard's flight to space. TQ YOU FOR 50 5&H GRZEN STAMPS Hanger campers left Wednesday both of Scotch iPlains, * for their first period campout at Chosen toAtten d The study programs are design- Drink Camp Washington in lAmg Val~ ed to acquaint yountf people with 3 carts # *C Jey. The day camp is holding a the various aspects of the space WILCHADE "campout at the Y" today and to- Museum Course sciences and are aimed to help fa- 20 morrow. The program • this eve- miliarize the students with the search methods used by scientists PINEAPPLE 5 : $1 ning will include a swim and a Raymond J. 'Stein, supervisor of .camp fire before the campers go to the Newark Museum's Planetari- today in solving astronautical iheii in the Y gym. Tomorrow problems, Requirements for ac- MQTTS 3 t um-Observatory, today announced ceptance to the courses arc rigid •morning they will have another that five young- people from the however, and call for outstanding swim and breakfast provided by Westfiold.area have teen accepted REALEMON "the Y. as participants in the advanced scholastic achievement and en- astronautieal courses the museum dorsement of parents and school How little do they see what will tfive this summoi\ science teachers. HERSHEY NO EAT ADDED really ia, who frame, their hasty Chosen were: Linda A. Fishei" . judgment upon that which seems. of 6St Clark street, John H. Noona Healism will at length be found bWCASTER W!AN0 RM*CY • —Robert Southey of 642 Hart street and Joseph D. to surpass imagination and to suit BEECHNUT COFFEE *~59° ROASTING CHtCKWS * Parsons of 020 Columbus avenue, and savor all literature. — Mary SK Z TOP ROUND ROAST FOR BEST RESULTS USE all of Westfield and Michael Antal Baker Eddy CJIIIfB Chef Boy-Ar-De« t|' ~° *J»Q UNCA5T6R BRANO fMSH LEADER CLASSIFIEDS «•#%UiE Moat, Mushroom or Marioaro w cam W^r" TOP SIRLOIN ROAST PORK BUTTS IANCASTER BRAND U«NCASI£e BRAND EVAP. W1UC j£* JS EYE ROUND ROAST ^ 1.09 SMOKED TONGUES » 49c IOEML CORN Cream Styio V cans MNCASIER BRAND lANCASTtR BRAND » 99«= WMOttw HTHB( i I W TOMATOES PadcerBrand Koz-"" 10c GROUND ROUND HAMS ** *• 59* NO MORE PEANUT BUTTER 39c BAKERY DAIRY FARMDALE PEAS 8 ^1 KRAFT CHEESE SPREAD MESSY hquid Detergent ft-gal. AA POUND CAKE free Boi. wild purchase of »-gal. bo*. Virginia Lee Gofden, -a-L Velveeta 75= sc pkt *tf«lW* T)wr>day *** Sotorda)!, hXf 5 to X Marble or Wdnut * ^ Gion^afe Club DEFROSTING We ,««»rv» rim rigHt lo limit «}»antltjes. J5OOD Cheese Food 69c PWOEOf MAJHE BREAD Kraft Dtsluxe Colofed or WHite American ROUS •*»"*» 26° Cheese Slices No frost build op-, French Fries 11 si "yiwi Never Hod tf So Fres/i"^ - eveninthefreezerl Kfea! Cut or French Green Tour defrosting worries are over! Troublesom^ Beans 2 frost never builds up ^i 6 i; Cantaloupes even in the family«siz9 WiA Larnon "rod*^fme| Welchade 4 49 1 3 29

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH brew School may be obtained I 170 Elm Street, We.tfield calling- the Temple uflicv. Closing Exercises Key. William K, Cober Minister WOODSiDE CHAPEL Sermon of the Week Today: 9 a.m., vacation church Morse Avenue, Fanwooi "A VOICE FROM ON HICH" Set For Calvary Tomorrow: 7:30 p.m., n ^, school. w r The Rev. Evan M, Oddcn Tomorrow: 9 a.m., vacation vacation Bible school elf>-.i[vW lr First Congregational Church Church School church school. groin will be held. Many studtni- Sunday: 9 a.m., worship and will participate and there \vii!*(H. !l Ciiwinjr exerciser for 220 chii- children's division of church I display of the handciaft ]«,>,' ' One of the most perplexing questions for young people in tin" dren wml 41 staff members of this school. Sermon by Rev, William [completed during the two "wcA' j years'* vacation church school will ! church is the question that might be put, "Is Jesus God?" Only last K. Cober on the subject, "The session. summer, while attending a Senior High Summer Camp, one of the ! be held at Calvary Lutheran ! Church, Cranford, tomorrow. Goickn Years," the fifth and last- Sunday: 11 a.m., James ML „ . study jfroyps was confronted with in a series of sermons on "The of Clark will be the speaker at tb I this question and although there A special program for the nursery department children will be Appropriate Faith for the Growing Family Bible hour. The c-hwn I were only 10 young people in this •Person." 10 a.m, church school; school will meet in departmental paitieular group it was not very held at 11 a.m. in the nursery room. The junior lii«h group will youth and adult divisions, chil- groups at the same hour; 'j.jj long after that the whole camp of drenJs division continues. 00 young people and 10 adults lead a worship service for the older p.m., Alec Collette of Bwfccie,! were? discussing" the very same children, their parents arid friends Monday: 12 noon, business men's Heights will bring the message t' j problem. The Scripture Lessors from 7:45 to 8 p.m. in the church. luncheon, mid-town .Manhattan the evening si-rviee, j The Story of the Transfiguration, Each department will contribute area. Tuesday: 8 p.m., prayer and 1 although at least implying an an- to the worship service. Tuesday: 8 p.m., hoard of dea- Bible study time at the chapel. swer to the question none-the-less Visitors will later view the "work cons and deaconesses. is one of those passages which we done in the various departments Wednesday: 12:15 p.m., counsel- CALVARY EVANGELICAL of the 20th century, with its scien- and meet the teachers. Light re- ing group luncheon in Fellowship LUTHERAN CHURCH (ULCA) tific orientation find very difficult freshments will he -served in fel- hall; 8 p.m., COiPE committee in Cranford to understand. lowship hall. the board room, The Rev. Arnold J. Dnhlquist The theme of the school was Pastor To some such a question as this The Rev. Walter Wagner titight seem to be irrelevant wnd "KnowlnR Jesus," with a mission- THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ary theme on Japan." The children Tomorrow: 7:46. p.m., elosini immaterial, However, wight t sufr- IN WESTFIELD exercises of vacation chi gest that with the answer much have written the words "Follow Dr. Frederick E. Christian confusion and apathy concerning iMe" in Japanese. They have heen school. Rev. Richard L. Smith Sunday: 9:30 a.m., one servi«f one's beliefs and their implication studying the beatitudes as & speech Rev, Joseph T. Hournni iflight be overcome, ft might be choir. The junior high j*roup "Pi- of worship; sermon: "The Plot^ I Rev. James D. Cole ter"; fl:30 a.m., church school Ut S pogsibie to have o clearer picture oneers" has designed covers for Rev, M. Bolin Durway as to what is Christian and what is the summer church bulletins and is nursery, kindergarten and prj. 1 Rev. Ace. L. Tubbs niary departments; also bubygij. not. I am always interested at the working on 'Oalvaes ' the school Ministers i attempts by various people to newspaper. ting in the church house for cW|. Sunday:'8:30 and 10 a.m., wor-.dren under three years, "prove" that people like Ghandi or Albert Camus really were Chris- Other , departments have pre- tian, though they did not know it. That these men, ami others, were pared permanent wood projects, •••••• - j,;. ft. liiiuiird ,)!'t ship services, Bev, James 0, Cole Tuesday: 8 p.m., vacation great men, great humanitarians, is true, That they were Christian is stained glass mosaics, and alum- EXECUTIVE BUILDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN—Leaders of the nine sub-cominiUeet of the preaching. 10 a.,m, summer church; church school evaluation. quite another matter. With the answer the recent decision by the inum disciples' shields, A display executive building committee of Calvary Lutheran Church, Cranford, announced at the la»t Church prc-nursery and nursery children Supr*me Court might by some be seen in quite a different perspective. of all handcrafts will be arranged Council ineeting completion of personnel. These are front row, left to righ|: Stuart Burnt, Fanwood!, > report to their regular l'ooms in THE AZUANC? CHURCH For you see, if we say that GhimdiNvaa a Christian and just » confronted at the very FAN WOOD —"Sacrament" will Today: 9 a.m., vacation church City Bible. Church, Urbana, 111, ] base of his, exiitence. Not only in he affected emotionally and intel- be the lesson-sermon at the 11 n.m. school; 9:30 a.m., cricle of prayer will he guest speaker; 8:30 pra, • lectually, his very nature is changed. service in the First Church of HOLY TRINITY R. C. CHURCH in the .chapel; 7:30 p.m., Crusader Ambassadoi'3 Youth Fellowship ' From the very ftrnt moment when as s child we walk into the Christ, Scientist of V a n \v o o d- Augmented schedule; Club; 8 p.m., college .fellowship. Wednesday: 7:45 p.m., Bible church or the charch school we. are told of the greatness* of Gad, We Scotch ^Plains at 257 Midway ave- Sunday Masses: In church: 7 Tomorrow: 9 a.m., vaeation study and prayer meeting:. hear how He created the universe, «!1 living things, evtm roan, and nue, Sunday School and Nursery CHURCH SERVICES 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. and 12 noon church school last day. how He continually sustains all that He has created, And as we hear will meet at the same hour. Wed- 9 a.m., children's Mass; in ehapel iMonday: 8 p.m., vacation church The* present has a right to gov- this we think of God in terms of great strength, of largeness, massive- nesday evening testimony meetings 9, 10 and 11 a.m. school evaluation meeting. ern itself. ness, In terms of quantity. But there i» more to it than this. If we are. at 8:15. FIRST CHURCH OF and 23. Holyday Masses: In church: 0, Tuesday; 8 p.m., session meeting. —Oliver Wendell Holmes weie to see the universe and all creation, in terms of being a mirror, Readings will include the fol- CHRIST, SCIENTIST 6:46, 7:46, 8:45, 9:45 and 10:30 Wednesexlay: 8 p.m., college fel- a great mirror reflecting God, another dimension conies into mind. There will be a teenage cjinteen lowing selection from .Science and 257 Midway Avenue, Fanwood Wednesday nights in the assembly a.m.; in chapel: 6:45 a.m. lowship; junior high teaehew in The love of justice is simplv ir For now we begin thinking: of the clarity of the reflection, the re- Health With Key to the Scriptures 11 a.m., Sunday service. church school office. produced image, and so we begin thinking in terms of quality. We room from 8 to 10 p.m. during' the Weekday Masses: In church: the majority of m£n, the fear of by Mary Baker Eddy: "Discerning: month of July, with re-creation, 8:46, 7:15 and 8 a.m., unless oth suffering injustice.—La Roehefou see the reflection of God in the beauty of nature, in the orderliness of Christ, Truth, IUIBW on the shore FIRST CHURCH OF srwise announced. ~auld the seasons, that day follows night, etc. We see Goil's reflection, but 1 tiancin^, movies, etc. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of thin , they were enable to rise CHRIST, SCIENTIST Confession: Saturday: 3:30 to not God Himself. For God is not His creation, He is greater than tliut somewhat from mortal sensuous- There will l>e no further choir AT W£STFIELD which He made. And so as we look into this mirror, though we see 422 East Broad Street rehearsals until the fall. 5:15 p.m. and 7:30 to 6 p.m Mini • ter* ness, or the burial of mind in mat- Sunday Services: 11 a.m. Thursday before tha first Friday. a reflection, it is a distorted reflection, not Ood. ter, into newness of life as Spirit." Rev. Clark W. Hunt Sunday School and Nursery same as Saturday. Holydays; Be- Rev. J»me« C. Whitaker • But in His Son, Jesus Christ our Lord, the Christian sees, not a A selection from St. John will 11 a.m. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH fore each morning Mass, distorted image, not a reflection, but the face of (iod Himself. The Rev. John R, Lennon 24 HOUR SERVICE be; But the hour cornyth, and now Wednesday Evening Testimony (Epitcopal) Evening devotions; Novenas in Rev. Philip R. Dietterich Christian sees God in terms of quality, in term? of clnrity of truth, is, when the true worshippers shall Meetings 8:15 Minuter* i underglrdinK merey purity of love. He sees God in terms of spirit, honor of oar Lady of the Miraeu- Sunday: 9:30 a.m., nursery, kin- ( worship the Father in spirit and in Communion services will bo hold Rev. Richard J. HartimAi! lous Medal and Saint Jade, every dergarten ami first grade of the Which has no beginning or end, no color or* fixed lioundaries. And it truth; for the Father seeketh , will meet its the ymun*- ji»o- ADams 2.460? ple'e club room, Wesley'lHall. Col- 474-NORTH AVE.NU6 EAST. Mrs. Howe Chairman Vacation School a.m., congregational singing' with liumlings front "Science and Senior Episcopal Youinj Church- WeSTpiELD, NEW,JERSEY-:" 3. B. Shewmaker, dlruetinjr; 10:45 Health with Key to the Scriptures" men. Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9, 10:30, lege youths and graduated seniors The First,iBaptiaJ Church, in co- •MOUNTAINSIDE— Mountain- 12. are invited. operation with iBnpllst City Mis- side Union Chapel will hold its a.m., Hubert Knight who is on the by .Mary linker liidy will include: Wednesday: 9:!10 a.m., holy Daily Masses: '?;30 a.m. vacation Bible school {Monthly faculty tif llnrdini? College, "To keep the cotnmandmenls of communion. sion Society of New York City, is Senvcy, Ark., will be. guest speaker nur JVlasliT and follow his ox- Confessions: Saturdays and eves FIRST CONGREGATIONAL AD 3-3213 participating in the Camp Friend- through Friday, July i)-20 fur nil 1 Thursday: 8:15 a.m., Episcopal of Holydaya, 4 to 5:30 p.m. and ly project of bringing children children Hires i to 14 years. for tlu morning; 11 ;4I* a.m., com-iutipit'. is oiu' proper cteiti to him 7:30 to 9 p.m. CHURCH munion services with ii, M, Tuyltir and. the only worthy evidence (if Ytiuiig Laymen, 125 Elmer Street from the city to uuburban or rural Classes will he in session from Baptism: Arrange in advance at locations during the slimmer. 9:30 to 12 noon. Each class will in. cluirire; 7 |i.m., Robert Knight our.KintihHle for ail thai he has Rev. L, R. Stanford, Minister will bo guost Kpyakcr. done. Outwnrj! wofship is not (if FANWOOD PRESBYTERIAN rectory or by phone. Rev. E. M. Odden, Ai.t. Minister iMrs, Donald Howe has been have planned activities to fit the l CHURCH Marriages: Call at rectory at particular age and interest, The Wednesday: H p.m., i*ic Newton, itwelf 'Hutlicient to eNpi'cK.H loynl Sunday: i):30 a.m., worship in chairman of the project for the nnd iumHfelt ^ratHude, .siiuc he Marline and LaGrande Avenue least six weeks in advance unless he sanctuary; Rev, L. K. Stanford theme of thi« year's school is "Pa- minister ut the Dover Church of. Fanwood ' special circumstances demand HOW local church ami announces that triots for Christ." (JhriHt, Dover, will be guest speak- lms Kiiid: 'If yo love me, keep my will preach on the topic, "The Un- rtve children are eoinpletinir ten or. commandments'" (i>. .1). Sunday! 10 a.m., worship service otherwise. "orgiveabla Sin." Music will be days of visit in this area. The KeKmtratkm information may be with the Kev. Joseph Hourunl Sick Calls; Urgent calls at any CHRISTIAN obtained by cnntactiiiK .Mrs. Mar- Bible classes will be held for irovided by the summer choir. children and their host families children of nil Hgen. GRACE ORTHODOX pi'caehiiiK'. "Under the Trees" is hour of day or night. If possible Nursery for small children in Mc- are: Joachim Schiwy, .Mr. and :Mrs. vin JHoscintui of 1000 East Moun- observed immediately folluwiiu? have your sick attended before Corison Center. SCIENCE tain avenue. There is no regis- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the service so that members can Alien Fcrnaid; Gisela Keller, 'Mr. REDEEMER LUTHERAN 1100 Boulevard, Westlield urgency arises. 10:30 a.m., summer choir re- and Mrs. O. E. Johnson; Hanrse- tration fee; H daily oiftn'mtf will meet socially and also jircut visi- HEALS be taken. CHURCH Rev. Leslie A. Dunn, minister tors, hearsal, Coe Fellowship room. lore Jletel, Sir. and Mrs. Fred The Rev. Walter A. Reuning Sunday: e liver the sermon in both services. Barker. Information about temple mem- YOU ARE NOT AlONE blessings.—Mary Baker Eddy the guest preacher at both the serv- Saturdnv. Seize the present; trust the fu- Holy Communion will he cele- ture as little as you may.—Horace bership, religious school and He- ices at Redeemer Lutheran Church hrnlecl in both services. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Look upon every day as the of Wcstficld Sunday. Holy Com- Church school and Bible classes CHURCH whole of life, not merely as a sec- munion will he releln'iited ut both from 0:30 to 10:15 n.m. Meeting House Lane tion; and enjoy and improve t4se services, Wednesday: 8 p.m., Church Mountainside present without wishintr, through 'I'astor Kreylintt "ervcil a.-i assist- Rev. Elmer A. Talcntt Jr. Council. From .June !M Ilinmtrh Septem- haste, to rush on to another. ant p;t:;!tl a.m. each Sun- twice every Sunday at 1 i.'IO p.m., day morning. On July '_'!> <:»m- over WHCA :md at 8 p.m. over muniun will he served and new WOU. The Lutheran Church's tele- membi'is reeeiveil into She church vision tirncrani "This Is the Life"; fellowship. may be seen at 12:-'tO p.m. Satur- July K: <>-:MI n.m., the Kev. Mr. TAKE HOME TRULY CLEAN days, WI'IX-TV, channel II. M. Holin ifurwd.v, assistant minister nt the Wi-strteld 1'iesi.yterian Kenienibcr that it ia only (his IChurch, will preach the sermon.' present, a 'moment of lime, that j Mr. Talciiu will be romhtelini; < man lives. .Mm-cus Anrelhis ^ services at the Finest Luke Club,! LAUNDRY I 1 llawh-y. 1'ii. j The Cut tut is im imtre urwer- ! Vacation church school will be I tain than the present. j held during the weeks ..f Julv Hi It's so easy to leave and pick up your laundry W-'i Vl-i'i-w '> here and our professional method gets ALL f ., your laundry cleaner than clean. 1' • > J J "ii

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Fab AInx Ckuum CcjsSimere Bouquet1 "III" Condensed Silver Dist 49 oz. pkg. 77c Willi flloocll; ?.\ 01. 2:k Buy 3, Gol 1 Free; 4 reg. 31c : BltiQj ;«r: ; 12, at Edison Junior H'irh ^ Michaels posted 41-3"—78. : j<:j_"r.."J.^T. N'.Y.. ar.d fourth seeded ! Kabin, who competed in the wide op*n sfTair with any one of off the combined hurling of John |field. * The match play tourney will be i Jordan and Alan Gate*. Both tame .k. isr ?-L:-:~7-* Mt-riofT of Lynbrook,; tourney for the- first time last year , .... five or six teams having a better, ! For played at the Morris County Golf! ;..;.. zM-i: :r. The finals of ihe 32nd I when 'he reached the smifinals, < 7°[ the Major Le, than even chance of going ai! the in the third inning when the visi- Club July 10-12. The «4-player'; tors posted their second and de- Am •."• —3-.:r.r,iT Memorial tourna-] ousted former champion Jerry i l" through 1^ the pitchen 1 way. Gordon Booth and Ralph tr.tr 4'>-.»-: bot n field will include qualifiers from: Ral.utini on the l«th hole. • sides—the Nationals ui(! ; Mease, winners of the title a year cisive tally. Westchester and Long I&iand. ; Nick Piacopo opened the game MJ-J Ni-'.-.ir. two time winner of ji i the Americans three—held • ago, will defend their crown ami: Car •:: l.'v j spotlight until the last inning 1 are top.seeded. Booth and Meait by taking a pitch on his elbow. 'z~ Ar.*r C^rr.r7-;in^r Trophy a orni jr. th ; Bob Beadle of the Tipers dS also captured the championship in Kubbing the aore spot, J'iscopo and Car, '?;e:: Hir»h Lane turned theJA section of the weekend sweep- trwic I stakes, finishing winner on Sunday way to duplicating the i Charlie Lott- Larry Coulthum J'V P^copo going to third Don League's victory of last Fourteen year old Marilyn ! duo. Larry is a newcomer to the ! Tokash drove a sacrifice fly to The Scars-dale set star realizes jan( j runnerup Saturday. Aschncr of Jamaica, L.I., defeated Ricky Ackman of the Dod|e locfli club, but over the years center field to tally Piscopo. sie =-JS; win Sunday if she is to j jn thc annua] flag tournament Barbara Reeves of the Westfieid Records Fall In Ken Hosp of the Cardinals, paired with Lou to hold the dou- Zombory's second fumble at the *sv::a'.« Mrs. Ur.g-i feat of the j at Echo Lake Country club Sun- Tennis Club 6-4, 6-2 in the finals Maurer of the Pirates, Stevi ._ bles title at the h'etherwood Club start of the third allowed Smith *ar;y 1S3K because this will he; d Ralph Bennett hit his ball of the 32nd Anne Cumming Me- . , . tino of the Mets and Downs ki of PlainfUld. Lott and Coulthurst to gain first. Piscopo singled :o r.er final appearance in the Anne morial Consolation tournament Mindowaskin Meet *. - , ,, , 'within one inch of the cup to win j taken turns nn the rvimm^ f«. have captured top honors in many left and Smith stopped at second. played at the club courts Saturday Apgrar followed with another hit f'igjblC = «»eln Kfc evenr corr.pstino, „ ^he n_w,ll in_ beîn190>3- |c]aM A honors, Evfil,on peersall . Jjk^tu.rnÔB th. --n^for. ^ doubles event* in Union County. Nine p<> r< afternoon. to the same spot and the Wertfieid and Gene Hermann.tied for sec- j nings and Umited lhe Amer, Hill Cilson and Roger Twitchell, sinnce she will be over the age Ranked No. g by the ELTA in pitcher came in with what proved g ond, falling three inches shy of'-Lt o thre..e hits. . •* former holders of the New Jersey 'intit. the 16 and under junior girls divi- to be the winning run. "?4 1o c::.r.,;h the victory. the cup. Freddie Byrne of thc Gas State Interscholastic doubles title, sion, the southpaw youngster from poo! Saturday. In mifisiS pL»y a week ago the With spirit and determination) SCNDAV—n,-ig tounu.y. n.i^.- A was on the hill for the Natiotu may pllay havoc with any duo The score: that cannot be denied, the hard-| K-li'h Hi-nnett. t'lm'ii from t*tli cup Jamaica outplayed and out-stead- Vt>«t«H":« P«'. :*':cri«. Fsrf. Right—Frosty MeKown hitting, sisteen year old Barbara '., ^J,','","" rV<"r»""*t>V"*ui>*"<"iaJs^ *"' 1V11 ninth by striking out Ftia and Bob McManifral, one of the •Pi» *.[... •f .. • 1 1 Ksn Giinq*-:r.tv, &'&sA.r. t\i.i a.r.c MenorT, wou'd like nothing better: Oo«|ii>-. -jti ft-^t fr.-m liuh cujv adversary to win in straight sets. f defeated Biil Tittle, 5 and i; Lar- r 1 :P- and 2. S«ond Flight—Ed Mich- 1 r i x sjl base on an error, Casey Mortons -!>•-.. . .. : '-1 'P Merrill of the Sn j| .'. : Frank Foohy, 2 and 1. Third —:<>:' joe Mitihc'ii, M.'II—7«: John : tors singled to load the bif fifth to make the count 3-2. Miss vide rough Koine, particularly in Karnen, previous pv&! record :."i tne 30 yards ing top honors in H*C3 and 19G-1 Smith, [i Flight — Bill Weber defeated "\z-\- —T":'"- '•• • !>yk""c- '•'-"'.txon- s" Byrne got the second out by fe Reeves fell behind Z-5, but rallied the earlier rounds of play. butterfly. are reasonably bright. Last year's l> ll Urt s 5C-17— at this juncture to take two games James MacCauIey, 2 up; John 7*>i I. O. ning Steve Carro of the Indius The veteran corr.bination of j Mindowajkin will be host to the top ranking star in the 15 and 'and narrow tfie gap to 4-5. Not to ; Birkler defeated AI Blumberg, I I All the Maj'ors' leading home run tt George Esposito and Don Weir j Echo Lake swim team in a duti under division of the ELTA will be denied, the New York junior up (19 holes). wilt be one of the early favorites j meet Saturday. ThU will be one of be eligible for two more fears of net star won the vital 10th game —^; 1'rank Younn, But Beadle stroked a doublet I to cop the title. Ksposito S' .1 Weir ' the first of the WestSeld Are* In- competition. She, too, would like v.*i-l.". — 7M; JO, Mit. liÛ. ^1-11 — 7(t. Mid the first 8ft 6-4. to duplicate Mr?. Lang's feat of '•i.i.-< it- Ij.ii Voel.T. M.tt—rt): J.ihn right center to score Murray is. won the championship back in • ter Club dual meets held during ll,i«'«r:!i. SCL'- ii—TJ: Jolin KHIII, 93- Morton and the game waj o»n Miss Aschnor maintained her ag- 1952. They are co-holders of many ; the summer between Kcho Lake, winning three years running. :'1 — T2: Hi.-lii.- Smith. •.•i-i»—72; M Miss Culbenkian Carro, who took over in thesi fresalvc play at the cutset of the doubles crowns in Union and Mid-; Highland, Willow Grove, and Min- Miss MenorT holds one victory j Kl,ii cnth inning as the Americar second set by taking the first three dlesex Counties over the years. i dowaskin Swim Clubs. over Mi^s N'ctter in H'62 having} games to lead 3-love, Mws Reeves Court Champion third pitcher, was the winner, Die Winners follow: Westfield Women Storr of the Twins and John Bd : Miss Mary Guibenkian of the t narz of the Senators worked tti Westfield Tennis Club captured the Women's championship tourna- first six innings and with Cam held the Nationals to five hits. ,n, - M:*ry" Lake Mohonk Invitation women's ment two weeks a?o. Both pirls Golf Winners 0 ft_; (•••:.: singles tournament by defeating registered imprcsiivt? wins in ! The Mustangs' All Star pa !. T.wn ; their march to the finals in the! (for boys aged 13 through I'» Mary Louise Bruno of New York Mrs. Richard Hatfield of West-...... and Jack Andrews, Don: local event. Both are well schooled j ran out the set by taking the sixth, City, 0-2. ij-2, in the final? at tho ,-.f the net game. With 'field in the guest-day division, won i ended on a similar note G e M in all pha*e f h seventh and eighth game, and the j ^* ^ * ° f ^« ^ ^^ , • Lake Mohonk courts Friday. •so much at stake the championship; low ross honors in a women's trolf!the pitchers on both sides chBr]es and K worse than their younger cour.u sot, 6-2. !(,,,, Dave Richardson and N. V. iliss Guibenkian, in her march final should he one of the most in- (tournament at Suburba" ' ' n Gol" f" I the title, swept four matches teresting held in the tournament j Club last week. Mrs. Hatfield, a I parts in the Majors. Loserj in the opening round of ; Mn!sBpi Dr. E. (!. Bourns ani! Limited to one safety in five to M.t.T.. in years. member of Hostile Golf Club, shot I .'* was a «harP s.ine:'e t0,1l the Anne Cumming Memorial |John Krafti Bruce Maicoim and innings by lefthander Joe lieyda. 11.':.. with the loss of only five games. event were eligible to play in the ; Hamilton, Fred Parmly j Westfield broke loose for four i In the opening round" i-hf defeated j with one out in the bottom of is Gordon i * coMolatloa tournament. M i s s \ ami p>rtner( ani] A) Williams and j run* in the *>p of the siith to hand . Mrs. Ri-r.e Casper of Forest Hills , Mrs. Joseph Greeley of w ! ninth by Bobby Hawco of the k As<;hner had the misfortune to'run r.tli-r I Bayvrayy y Hi ggrs t loss, 4-:;,, iir, an- '.M . '•' | 0-1, 0-0; in thc second she deftat- Kovacs Enters field, a suburban member. *7™"!tec&, his third of the gome, tkt • into Nadine Ketter, defending .. , , ... „, „ „ ' broke up the game in favor i ! otheh r tcme last week. \ ed Shirley Scamurra of Buffalo, champion and top-seeded, in the I 0-0, (i-0, and in the semifinals she ihomi Knauee clur obf witHillsideh a 91, a. nMrs Ech, Georgo Lake j -Westeyn Division. first round, losing 6-1, €-1. Mi&s I Marty Howarth hurled the route ; lhe Junior Split [ for Westfield and limited the home | ! downed Joan Crunden uf Welles- • Country Club member, was run- The West blew a six-run 1M! Reaves drew a bye in the first v ley, Mas;;. G-0, 0-0. ! Inerup for low net honors among acquired in the third inning, t i s(ju'ad lo five safeties. " ; round and then was upset by i Tom Taiiey and Arch Sargent of j James P. Kovacs of ^21 Tuttle j guests with 102-29—73. Miss Win- fall behind, 11-8, when the Et j HowarOi, who in his last outini? ! L«ui«e Gonnerman of River Edge, ! the local oluh. teamed together in I parkway outstanding fullback and I nio Porter of Westfield won mem- scored five times in the top <' Double Header i against league-leading Union came ! 6-1, 7-5. Miss Reeves was seeded j doubles competition, lost to May- i javelin thrower at the Senior High j ber.s' low net laurels with 104- thc seventh. The West came k ; Within two outs of pitching a per- • No. 8. Mis* Gonnerman upset top- ; nard Pardons of Albany and Guen- '• School, has Lecome a member of i 28—70. to take the lead, 12-11, with t» seeded Shari Galligan of the local The Westfield Juniors divided a!fcct game only to drop a 2-1 dc- runs in each of the seventh •: '.her Bug. a Wai club member,! the Brigade of Midshipmen at thc j j( . j iôth of Westfield, a club to win the 16 and under New doubleheader with Cranford Sun-jcision in nine innings, was touched rs oy eighth innings. Then thc East ti • G-2, (>-a in the first round. In •• United States Naval Academy. | member, placed her drive Z feet, Jersey State chajnpionship at day at Tamaques Park to earn an • for both Bayway markers in the the score with one in the topi i;.-.-V) mi: 'singles, Sargent was defeated CO.: Kovnes was sworn in as a member 4 inches from the cup to win a Short Hills last week. : even split in their first four games . second stanza. i! i:"i of tlu ns p 1 ',6-0 by Buddy Goeltz who is rank- • ' "" I'lebe- class June 27. nearest-to-the-pin in the summer long Union Intra- j Thri;(, t ( h{ hu fc Wt,6tfield if 1 > J- contest on thc (Continued on next page) 'U i (•• ')'. -1; > j n the sixth loaned th/,,a,es anJ green. K 111 i;. < ;•'.'[', -•• All •'< r • ; States Tennis Association. 1 tain of both his high school foot- league has eicht fommunities rep-j knockcd out Rei.da Thc ks be. Jl<- ->'> ". ii l Grove Club Will Tor.\ :• w';i>n .' \ Toby Charshee, also a local ciuli' bal! a"''lriK'k u':'ms '" •»» sen'°r mi it «r- I Owiu (IV, yr :1! w m lhrcC 1 t>i ;•" i ;. <: j member, lost his opening round : " "' ' "* °!' V' ' ri- y-l». KI lUl an l inore Nan *,"! -,;;!) (I jpi f < : 'J N.s! match in singles ,1-1, fi-1 to Alan i ' ^°" ,^. '\° >" tr«ck% He Host Swim Meet B_> \'< 1 : - ! -. 11 • it WE NOW GIVE PLAID STAMPS ON •'FischI of New York City cnar.! P»«d \\ estfield to socoml plncc in I,.t:ry t" k'iK tllc Nt Jmv An action-packed 10-cvent New- out to beat Cranford in th(! first 1 V ' shee teamed with Ralph be Mott' '"" >~ '""kings last scn- j bunted safely down thc third base : 3. J. ALL SALES EXCEPT GASOLINE Jersey AAU Swimming Champion- game t>-0. He struck out 10 in n.u. l-v fl 1 in doubles. They lost their first i S'""T! I™" ".If31,'™'1.1 1)crtl1 0" i line. ' ! K ;i I • . I.'i 4 ship will be held Saturday evening, winning his second giime of the round match ,o Arthur Lowe urn!'itho All-State-All Division squad July 14, at the Willow Grove Swim season against no defeats. Coach Buzzy r'ox summonvd i lioyt ;::.: i. Ronnie Carroll of New York, : selected by the Newark News and Bob Krok to the hill in relief of' Club in Scotch Plains. Lending the .Mike Delia Hosa, Cranford lcft: fi-3. I the All-Star squad of (lie Now ,; Keyda but the move backfired. The ; program will he the senior wom- harxler, was the winning pitcher Tom Tnlley of the local ; York Daily N'ew.s. ' new hurler walked Jerry Post on duh en's 200 meter backstroke cham- iti tho second game -1-2, yielding was chairman of the event this Kovacs was second in the jove- pionship, the S00 meter freestyle; six hits and striking out 14. a full-count pitch to force in Ap- year. ' liu competition :it the state cham- relay championship for senior men,; Westfield used eight hits to gar and then threw n double-play. t pionships in both his junior and Tirt*fo~fte and thc Junior AAU Champion- ; their six runs in the opener and bail away which meant the game. : , senior years and cupped second in ships in the 200 metor freestyle: were able- to coast behind Chlan. . Summer Mora Fin 'the Easti'i'ii States Interscholastic for women, and 100 meter butter-. Both hits off the Westfield hurler' H ; ily j Championships with n throw of fly for men. were singles in the second and; Loop Still Tied A two-year member of the Na- Meet chairman Georue Gricm of • third innings. , i Milit ! A tie for first place in tho Sum-. tional Honor Society, Kovncs was the host club, stated that IS year' ClilT Zackey «s Westfielil's To tiiris • mcr Morning Bowling League held | vice ppresiden t of his junioj r class old Mi« Ginny Ounki'l of the Sum-'mound choice in trying for a dou- o l|.r week although Savastam> and lias boon active in his student BRAKE and mit YMCA girl's team, a second-; ble win. He tfnve up two runs in the first inning of the second game j Kl'tliU'l. .'t, 1:. -:: moved up to the knot, replacing council, spoils advisory council place winner in thc recent nation- i I'iccola. KdwariLs is the other als held in California and an nut- ,and nfter Westfield tied thc score and the National Athletic Schol- ; :. • 1 : team at the to]> of the standings. arship Society, Ho represented standing candidate for thc 11*64. in the second on Charlie M.'iHtur^ ; __ . : Ann. 1 Olympics, has filed her entry. trifle and singles by Roger Doyl* | Westlield 1-liuli at tin American : lln? nay FRONT END and Zackncy. the Wc^tlie!ll hurler Legion's New Jersey Hoy.s' State. In announcing the met"., Mr. All ran into trouble again in the third . Gricm expressed the hope that when Cranford Kor«' I children watching gcrt'l ^winimrr* 1 •s -.-Uii. k nitH' iiu!e w.u en- Ki-nup" held it.- : THORQUGHSREB compete huvr tho imtmMiia'.t. in 1- a-jlki wvekly tinirn;i \i-\\\ la^l week with cjntive to learn to ^wim i..r U» im- t}\L' fulimvini; i-f.-uU.-: Ml*. S. .1. RACINO pi'ovc their stroke." 1 , WcMH.-ln Murphv, 1 diiv,- .m fu-t tec; Expert Car Service The tv.*o-hotir program, which K ll.ini,- Mr*, j. Kci'i, (unirest di ivo 011 Thoroughly trained men, fatt- starts at ii:.'i0 p.m.. will u!-o in- oil IU ti'iu'n tec Mr-. W. I1. Nooiu.i;. low AT clude 10 and under. H IUHJ tJ. j est and most efficient ma- (iross Bit-aks iK-t M-uri o~\ Ml:-, (i. I chinss, return your oar'i and IS and 1-S yi-nr old itiri- grûp pri;: ' v.ith .1 U>\\ 15. BEAUTIFUL I'hainpianshlp.-. for uirl.- ami l>oy.-=. Mivc.I Loop T if I "underside" to original manu- Local >-\viniincr^ from rinmlirM | facfurer's «pecii?cationa. and Westfield swiin chilis will U- :i IKI. j-'anu wir.r.i-E . I.roke 1 favored to ronlimii ihi'ir nw-lcry .•ut i.f t!le tie in ilie Siiiiiin.i-r Mis- T v over other N e\v .IiTêy conU -tan<> ,•IK, 11 - RUMSOK HANDICAP I 11HJ1-02 at ;ui awnrfl.-: |''i:i""";" LITTLE DUDE BOAT TRAILERS MONMCUIfi NAU HUfiOlE OPP. 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LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY S, 19#2 Pafe Now Playing nt Strand fJalnfield Raps RUNNING hy John I, Day- Jefferson School Olympic Park Sets Merchants 134 Costly Oversight Staff Honors 2 Active Schedule I Olympic Park will swinpr into In League Game At Luncheon one of its busiest weeks Monday with a IK»W dreiB, the beginning t-,- *•*»••- Staff ivsetub&fs of Jsfi'^rson Matinee Doily 1 P.M. * The WestfieM Merchants drop- •School held their annual luncheon uf the teen-ageiV social program lied a County Bawehall League in the school auduoriun* June 21 at the pool and the stint of Red AST DAY g$ne to the Plainfiekl Oreiers H-8 at which time Miss Ad&fc iCopeJand Cross swimmisig lessons for liun* "ROME ADVENTURE" and M'i»$ Joyce Curtis were espe- dreds of children. \_-\The locals got off to a bad start cially honored. Thp Irvington park's CIFOUS bill "ERRAND BOY" "iBl'i Peiu I.ove walking- the first Miss CopeJand, who has b$et\ a will include a polio victim who ov- IB .nen to give Plainfiekl a 3-0 teacher at Jeft'erson School since ercame his handicap so well that . THRU THURS. te« panic out of reach in the fifth cttpt & teaching jajsition in Call-1 his arms till now he accomplishes Afa7O ^WSU It'll four more hits, a fielders a feats while standing on his ; and a stolen base. fornia. both Miss Copeland an4 ; • Merchants tried to peck j 'Mis* Curtis r&eeivdd fifts from hands. He U a familiar television ik, but they couldn't overcome the staff in appreciation of their performer, early big lead. Theii"-oniy big' ir for KIls- service, Freddy's Valentine's Flying i£ was the sixth getting three harse had to l?e Howard Toinlinson, assistant su- Troupe, a stellar trapeze trio, and on two hits. Tom Casale dy- in tlwe entry. Jockeys perhittitiiUtMit at schools, read a res- KtHen 'lfaag*s chimpanzees round ed a two nm single after a nd jVIaese got to- olution from tho Board of Educa- out the bill whinh Olympic will of- gether and agreed to a 75-25 tion honoring; iMiss Copland »^d Elk to Peterson and a single to It costs exactly $2,100 in split of the usual 10 percent of fer at 4 and 9:30 p.m. daily next bet Hall. nomination, entry and starting the $100,000 lace, should either presented h(»r with a silver tray. week. inlay the Merchants plssy tees to get a horse into the win; they completely'ignored HEADS UP talking by Fred MacMuriay isvci the day for Tommy Kdwsu'd Allen, who has been Weekly tmlent and beauty eon- at Tamtiques Park, and they paddock for the Santa Anita Don Pierce, Physician's jockey. Kirk in Walt Di«ney'§ Technicolor production, "Bon Vuyjigs!" rincipal of Jefferson tSchool .since tests will bt1 features of tlie teen- Handicap. Therefore it might Experts agreed that, had Phy- s opening;, and Is now principal »e have a night game at Brophy | safely.be sssumed-that anyone The angry opposition i« Georgette Any«, a» mother »f Marie age program. ^THe ywiin and wa- against the Elizabethport 1 sician not been coupled in the Sirago. The Buefta Vieta release stars fVlacMuraay, j&ne Wyntan, jf the* now Tamaque-i School, re- ter snfety flushes conducted hy paying those fees feels that his betting with the Ellsworth •eived it buromeler as a farewell ion Marks. horse has > good chance to win paii% he •would have haen 100 Michael Cailan and Deborah Waily, and co-ttare' jeMie floyc* the INewark Hed Cros*s will tegin the race. The igrnoring' of this LandU, Kirk and Kevin Corcoran, now playing at the Strand »tft from the school staff. Tuesday to 1, Physician charged from i*s. Dorothy Tomlinson, senior 1 assumption proved to he alast place in a field of IS and Theater, Plainficld, < \iile rf S 0 1 costly oversight' on the part of -s..et0i(>'» who has fil^j been trsns- MUII ll It- If 1 (1 1) Pierce, ridin&f in New York this the most Important thing in »ny i V.i llu !u 0 1 Jockeys Willie Shoemaker and Summer recalls that as he 'erred to Tamaques School, re- -T lit t i I 0 « ] Alex Maese earlier this year. passed Prove It, Shoemaker •eived a pewter iSheffiold dish in relationship U npt whfit you get [him \ 1 H 4 0 0 l There was a three-horse entry shouted an encouraging "Your but what y»u tfive.—E!e»«or B«o- / , " 5 J ] At Meadowbrook recognition of her work as a school ;]'. ti son It 'Ii *, 2 1 in the big Santa Anita race: in, Ponnie, Jteep him going!" secretary. isevelt 'i -u i tl A 3 1 Shoemaker was on Prove It and Pierce Itepfe Physician jrofrif* PI fy ft- * 11 ill 1 f 1 w M»ese on Olden Times, both and won by better than two Mi !• !) 0 0 owned by Rex Ellsworth and lengths* He then laughed all Kill P 1 0 0 the third horse in the entry was *v'i Ml I p If - 1 0 the way to the bonk with 10 per Physician, owned by Lynn cent of the "purse which he did LIBERTY ft 17 8 s Boiee. It was because Boice not have to share. 1*1 lulleld WALTER Rf ADE I HtA ItUS \U II II 91 d ! 1 f ;» J 2 &,':'. ll.i ! I 1 (iindiHioil, W,* ; 1 £ Boys Baseball Teachers' Course Tlilira.. 7 — VUIUI ITl., a — T — **A l*t !f A 0 STRRHD Snt.. i — '!i:i« — •••!>" <— * — l « I) I (Continued from previews page) STARTS FRI., JULY 13 ti.ll.. 1 0 ( sun,. 2 — -iiao — i — tfl" 4 2 the nfnth. In the bottom half, Mike In Water Safety "CAPEFiAR'^ 'i Newhorg doubled to - center, \vc»t 33 11 2il . ., . () t I) 2 « 30 0 2 to tliird on Don.S'atcheU's safety "STATE FAIR" l?)£> nil" it . 3 u 01) 2 01 6 x —1) and 'scored the -.wimffngr i*«n on Offered Adults J» I'- imri ; I»l"~] !A'i\ Ha%v*;ols hit. ' John Fried, fourth pitcher for ! An instructor's cour.se in Hff- lmri Galligan the \Yest, was tho wimier. Terry ! saving: and \v«tt*r safety will be of- Gass, fourth hurlor fov the East, j ferenni V). i$ It n (i J f 0' (1 -1jîon ami is opi'n t>n]y to UIOHL men tft, thi> finuls of the |Ne\v Jersey land women, ovor 18 yearn of »ir<\ the Meadowbrook Dinner Thea- mm HQWK "ONCE UPON A MATJRESS" Stfaty championship event for girls ter** iinath hit "Paint Your :\\.' Miiutvr; (-I'v'Oriuiiio (flj, 'imw'ns who now havt? Jin A«i8ttaruitt ,to btiaiglt sets fi-0,0- 4 at Short t IT, • ' . '••'•".' \Thv. ja-oup will mevt t-avh Tut'^(in.v Arthur Budney of the Metra- Hills Saturday. land Thursdiiy evening for n throo- politari Opera Co. who play* a "THE UNEXPECTED GUEST" , Tin" win for Miss Gonncrman [hour session until Thursdny, AUK- major role in the Cedar Grove (Tantalizing, inycniouiiTkriUer) WB8 in the nature of an upset, offering through July 22. Wed, and "I'hurn. »l.3(l>—. ! stlice she was seeded behind Miss \\>Kt.-m o II r. ft-2 n: ;.> i-i^ rn. mi.i siit. «-•.«!. MI g»«ii RusliM-n: Wallu-l.' Oiiskl ill. I!. 1 Galilean who raid drawn the No. 1 . Thi» pi-ouram will be undvr tho Itcaerryti. 'IVI. ISIJ.IOI'I 0-04112 Mum t:,l. I;;1^K ! "S :a|iir Ih'tzhilV, Bjxrt In the Ei.TA rankings for WcsliTn: MmuiSimr-r, Sl:ti}ti>u HI, tfirct'tion of llcmanl J. Saks Kt>- • LEGAL NOTICES • AMPLE PAHKIXa , 1991, Miss (ionnermun was rank- Trnmniiui l.l>, Fi-k'.l. (Vi ami Itnwi-n, solie, water nnftfty instructor for Coli'inau ' ! NOTICE TO ritKIUTOIIM PAGE ed, No 1 and Bliss Cialliiran No. 3 tlic Anu'iicjin Ret! Cross*. Mr, Hales j KnllU<» or IKlitllJ.S 1. COI1KN. lie ,t|l the lunior girls singles division, wiit bc« assistpJ by Mrn, Klizani'th JANET BIAIR FOR BEST B.ESIJLTS USE 1 J'lirnirant !ti M5O <%nlt)(..,l,u.tn-, A.II., 1!IC2, llliiin thn appll SHOWN ALSO: MftHiean advanced to the quartei- Th<* course will iachulc varioxfs J|tlaU of the 32ml Anne Gumming i-nvmlMlviitrix of (lie ostiitc' «,i' ss.-ilf Only Matinees ! |!fT,'H:HfM!', l!lHIf tin- Kulxicrihoi- uwlcr mill "SAFE \oriri: TII citKurrcms I ur Kirirnutliiiti tliolr iilaimn a m «Hm,natf(l hy Nadine Nettt'r G-3, mont, and ti?<*1initjuus in nrtificin] | ili'lUUIHls ilKllltiHl tin- OKliltl' lit Hall AT HOME" COOL SWIM d»3, aiul Miss Galilean lost to sec- KstltW or A til IV It N, FfTC'Tr, [inspiration, A written k*Kt will lie I ilool.. Iwo aaes of clean, fresh ond seedi-d Alice Christer of Jer- J. KIIIK. KumiKHU* «f Uu' bounty | rcqiiirc'd for all fandiihttt .'* fur l»> fipri'Vi'r Imrri'il fmin jifiwrul iiii ; wy Oljr, (!-2, 0-0. f i niiM!( nuHii" on thti itrt.^nih .hiy ROGER MARIS water from our own wells; sand beach , life guards... Itt the semifinal round of play 1' .Hine, A.i;1,, 1EMJ2, ujMtn the ap[»H- Applications for tho course ore K. fo 10 a, m. — 7 p. m. every day. Shan (iifented Jennie Ftinke of lor of tlui estate of tin hi tt*-r'vft«<'«l, now nviiilahlo at both the Whoelrv 3Ko»t(l,tii 0-0, C!-;i. .Rlinri and tra- iDltrc s* hirrliy iîvt-i! to fin- cuuti' H*""ry If. Uubf>M brass band . . « picnic grave tors of siiH«'t'M'i'iifiM t»» cshibit t-f Pju-k P'lol, LinHrn, rind tin* Knli- 17 At'«fi«my Ht, ise Mill become the toprnnkeri If> way park fool. Itnlnva.v. see our circus 4 and 9:30 p, m. &8d under douhlas team in the itfi.tt 'tlirlr rlniftiH ;U\ fmw*!! play games for fine prizes rrpil fr.mi prnH.'rUfituv »r r+rttvov* Unhappy is the nutn for whom ,bs hi Id in the near future at -;• Ihc KMiiif iiKnlust Mie xiit'Sri-MMT. his oivn mothers lias nut made nl! . . Join our Teen Swim Club .. ScaHd >U, N. Y., and Yorfters, N. wther mothers vcnt»rab!<».—HiHitor DINNC8 SHOW J. DAMCINO ¥„ xcrxclfollv. fBOM SS.9S ISA', S»'.50> MB? ihn Aschner of Jamaica won SALE NOW THRU TUES., JULY 9th ROUTE 23 • CEOAR GROVE, MJ the championship of the 14 and Starts Tomovrmv nt Rial to Blonn Ford l®e Romick OLYMPIC PARK Res. Ct. 6-1455 Under division at Short Hills, tie- featinic Muffin Kriocer of Summit, RECENT 'Experiment in Terror" CtOSED FOR VACATION »-4, 0-1 WIY 2 THRU JULY 9 , Marilyn copped the finals of the ROCK 'N' ROLL Eva Marie Saint Warren Beaty Jiflne Oumming Consolation event HIT RECORDS Sfttai dav at the local club, defeat- "AH Fail Down" Ing Baibnrn Reeves, C-'l, C-2. 2 for 59c MON.-TUES., JULY 10th $Bt<>y Four Leads Matinee Only Fizza Pin League • SERVICES YOU NEED II A ru EXTENDED PLAY "War of the Worlds" ^ Milev Four took the lend of th TTD ALBUMS "Conquest of Space" Pfeza Mixed pin loop last week t BLDG. CONTRACTING MISCEUANEOUS • REPAIRS Aftei i two jyamo win. Lucky Four, iifed for tile top :t week nj;o, d^'p 59c STARTS WED., JULY 11, -MODERNIZING JJed to EI three way knot for second TO TUES., JULY 17 HOT WATER? UPHOtSTERY aftei winning only one game. Dom Broadway Shows TiiYJoiiuoiiu: attic raatmclor ., ,„., exterior painttnir. 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I,el uu p;itl>>mt<>' yulit *JIM LOVEIAND* In-in 1n1>' >> jlnoii'ii Snh if. j vith l!»r i i >r tinn mlfj an ^scitiiif; juivi-niiire wilh W>vr!y Kinj SCHMIEOH TREE EXPERT CO. ) Novak, whom lif al», in lf>« Jos-pl. E. Off Promises Catering Ornlq|jnn. "Hivys' Nif.lil Out," now | within 10 yearn. Contraction of Thursday will be followed by a one- Of Clark State Bank the $50,000 building will begin this summer. half hour nature walk for children alonp the trails in the Watehung Paul R. Cory of Westfleld has Long Way Off *eter Way in Training Union Junior College to Construct Reservation. recently been appointed to the board of directors of Clark State Pvt. (Peter 0, Way, son of Mr. Bank, according to an announce- Maxwell to Work nd Airs. Donald D. Way of 745 >5M,000 'Campus Center' Facility highland avenue, has been asfsign- ment 'by 'President Cuddle J5. Dav- id to "iM" company of the Second Union Junior ,Col!ege will begin t est two-year college in New Jer- idson. In Laos Under raining ^Regiment of the XJ, B, nstruction of a second building sey, Union Junior College spe- (Mr. iGory, who resides with his Aliny Training Center, Infantry, —a Campus Center—this tiummer Jeiaiizes in a two-year, college-level family at 826 Kim'najl avsnue, is »t Fort Dix for eight weeks of its 28-asrrc Nonmhegan campus irogrant, transferring its gradu- president of Currency Services, IVS Program >a«ie training. A graduate of the ere, Dr. Kenneth C. MttcKny, tes to 300 colleges and universi- Inc., and treasurer of Travelers Wcstfleld High School and Hamil- resident, announced today. ies throughout the country. Express Go., both located in Jer- Laos is a Jong way from West- ton College he entered the army Dr. .MacKay said the new build- "Our new facilities will enaMe sey City. fleld but for Craig Maxwell the early last month, i selected group of college students ig will cost about $500,000 not In- A graduate of Wheatort Acad- foreign country will be home for uding furnishings and equipment. o enjoy unique college advantages th« next two years. isualiy limited to the residenee- emy and Wheaton College, Mr. e said bids have been received Cory also attended the Graduate Maxwell, 23, of 779 Pairncreu Palmer Developing •om contractors and they are ype college, These facilities will avenue, left Thursday to begin irovide an extra measure of the School of Business Administration work in Laos as part of the Inter- thin the amounts • budgeted for at Northwestern University, e expansion program. Contracts ollege experience in the cultural, national Volunteer Service pro- ! Reg. $43.95 gram. Huge Highway, H be awarded within several sthetlcs and extra - eurrleular "The program is similar to that eeks, Dr. iMaoKay said. ireas, providing an extra depth in STERLING of the Peace Corps," said Crui(f, Transit Plan The 'Campus Center will be con- he college experience. They -will "except that it is sponsored by ructed directly behind the col- mables Us at lUJC to offer facilities private organizations (vnd con- •A' billion-dollar bond issue pro- j first building on the new tho beat and most modern AIR COOLER tracted through the government." •rnm to, nay for 'New Jersey's hiKW- impus, «nd will front on Prince- n the country," Or. SMaeKay said. NOW AT BARON'S, ONLY Craig, who was an animal hus- y and transit neds over the next m road. >It will contain a theatre The UJC president said the Cam- bandry major at Delaware Valley i5 years is toing worked out by jating 4S0 .ncraons, a recreation pus Center is designed to relieve College in Doylestown, Pa., is ono •lighway Commissioner Dwight R. mm large enough for a collegiate tvererowded conditions in the col- of six going over in the Rural De- . 'Palmer,' basketball court, men's and lege's initial building, BO that a velopment division. The six mem- iPalrocr, has said lie hopes ta omen'a locker rooms, a student larger freshman class can be ac- bers, who corns from different iave tha plan ready for presenta- 'Unge and snack bar, student accepted in September, 1903. parts of the United States, will ion to the legislature before the vity rooms, music room, fine arts The Campus Center will be a SEE IT AT BARON'S meet in Sun Francisco and go on nd of the, year. om, language laboratory, faculty two-«tary building connected to the to Laos together. Tho 'bond issue proceeds would ifficea and «n alumni room. present one->tory building by a "I'm very excited about the e used to provide; : .Dr. MacKay said the Cnmpifs 100-foot walkway. The new builtl- whole thing," Craig Mid. "I've al- 1. About $60 tp $70 million a ienter is the lirst step in a four- eontainine 26,000 square feet ways wanted to travel, but never ear for construction'of roads pro- tage expansion program to be of floor spaee will be of contem- hud the opportunity. This way I'll: xised in tho state's highway mas- arried out over the next ten years porary design and will harmon- be seeing foreign lam! and also be er plan and for which there is no Increase the college's enrollment ize in color, material and detail working with a purpose," ttoney in sijtftfc rtow. •between 1,800 nnd 2,000 full with the present buiklmj;, Archi- Craig applied for the program in 3. Increased construction aid to ,m'e students. Union Junior Col tect Frederick A. Eisnsser of TJn April after hearing n representa- ountiea and municipalities under now has about 600 fulltimi ion aaid. tive speak at hi» school. There new program of county masters ay session students and 500 eve- were no specific requirements, l!ana. .. .,. , >- ling, session and special students. Once in Laos, the irroup will hove 3. An undertermined- amount,to ;tlnkm Junior College moved in- TO BUY OR SELL, USE sir. nnd 5iw. John T. Kwrra nre now ri-niillnic «n th«lr i a training period of one to six 1 out the state's share of a $400 U.'E*»» MtMititiiln nvpntie, Scotch I*lnfttK, wltl4'h UM>,V rcccntlj- iMm*!illftf*(l Wqnths before being assigned spe- i its $1 million iNomahejtan build Srttm Mr. HIII! sirs, .lultttM A. HeiiillnK SlmniKli Hit.- utticc of Aaiiey 1*'. million transit prograni, which wil ing in September, 1058. The larg LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS cific areas, ijet heavy alii froin the federal gov- rnxtient, -port authorities and rail- Safety Tip roads. The Isatsie idea of Palmer's plan Reg. $1.00 to. increnae the number of road. Stay In Auto the state can get in the next 16 49c rears, ty paying for them on-crcd- ROOM SPRAY fc—sort of u "ride now, pay later INTRODUCING During Storm plan, ' ' ANSAFONE iPnimor, who confirmed that hi Reg. 45c Stay in your ear during a sud- department-Is working on the ton The ONLY Answering Service Offered Far Sale* den and severe thunderstorm, ad- saue idea, declined to spell out lie vises Keystone Automobile Oltib talks, . - KOTEX 12's It's tbo safest thins you am do. However, it was Warned that tin There's no need to stop during department is operating on the the & storm unless the rain ia torren- ory that the. Rtate'n. present MAIN FEATURES - Reg.'$1.39 tial and reduces the driver's viai million a year in highway spend bliity to a dangerous point, sai 'tig would not carry the extra loai Edward P. Curran, Keystone's of bond issue repayments en top ol • Automatic Answering PLAYTEX GLOVES Safety Director. its present road conrtructlon pro- Service — 24 Hours a Day "And, if you are forced to pull gram, off Hie highway and wait out the One possible source of the extr; • No lifetime Rental Fees Reg. $2.00 i>tarm, stay in the car," he con revenue needed would he the N. tinued.' "There's virtually no dan Turnpike's surplus. iPnlmer pro get at all that ltghtninir will harm ptxsed uaim; the turnpike surpilif • No Installation Costs LUSTRE-CREME you then, because the rubber tires for transit, in 1959, but the state act as excellent Insulation nod pre- voters turned it down. vent the car from becoming • Porlablo —.Simply Plug in AC SHAMPOO grounded. "If possible, park in a hi(?h spo Week Needed For whore rain water will not dam up Address Change where there are no sizable tree OTHER FEATURES 1.19 closeby, and where there nre m Ona week'i notice i« re- power lines overhead. queited of raadari of tho "Leader" who are changing • Conference Phone "While waiting out the storm their actdreasei. Addresi litts Reg. $1.39 refrain from dialing the rudio o lire made up one week in ad- • Dictating Machine touching any metal objects or trin vance, and while it ii pouible In the ear, And, if you must: sum- nt the last minute to tend ant 5 lbs. PARA mon help by bloWiiiK your horn extra paper to a new addret*, • Intercom prevent body contact wilh th it i» not p<>*B>blt> to prevent metal horn-ri»tr by usiimi; « heav the already addre»*e

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