THEWESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WttK-LY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY
at Wrstfltld. N. J. /ENTY-THIRD YEAR—No. 15 Second ClaaB PostaKe WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 46 Psgei—10 Centi wakers, Topics Named ^0 Pledge Cards Absentee Votes! Any Westfield voter who will be outride the state of New Jersey Dec. 27, when the Board Official Responds To Leader Editorial for 8th Trinity Forum M Answer To of Education proposal to expand 1 Roosevelt and Edison Junior I (Ed. Note) The following letter that in actuality this editorial columns explains the situation was received by the Loader from provides. If 1 understand it cor- very clearly and points out 111 cial conflict in the commun- High Schools is to be voted on, -... Success of UF niay request that an absentee Willis C. Cue, President of the rectly, you are concerned over the simple terms that regardless of the Although this year's United Wi'slfteld Hoard of Kducation, in assessment, the total dollars to be lie virtues and sicknesses of Foggy Act ballot be sent to him. political fiituatiou in which the Monday night'i fog pro- Fund campaign officially closed answer to the Leader's lead edi- proposal id enmeshed, compound- raised by taxes, using 19U2 an a Itheater. The voter should apply in duced problem! for many Nov. 30, the euinpaign committee torial in last week's issue. The ed, of court!', by the exceedingly base, does not change and that pie layman and the clertjy, and writing to Howard Totnlinson, motoriiti and alia for the still has 140 cards to be heard Lender is printing Mr. Cue's letter unfortunate need for (hnujrinK the therefore while them will be relationships on the parish Secretary, Board of Education, Public Worki department from and will make every effort in this fashion in order to provide date of the selection to .satisfy changes in individual assessments, [diocesan levels, 305 Elm St., any time not less when vandalt taking advan- to obtain the $12,-1<>7 still needed full news coverage on the Ji.4 legal requirements. both up nnd down, with conse- hose are three of four topics than 8 days prior to the elec- tage of the thick cover iplaih- to reach the goal of $!!:!<>,tilil) for tion, or by Dec. 18, Included in million school expansion proposal "The political problem, of quent increases und reductions In discussed by prominent ed green paint on the veter> the support of 12 member agen- which will be voted on by Wt'st- course, is the unfortunate manner individual tax bills, the aggregate kcrs assembled from various , the request should be tlie voter'I an's monument in the Plaza. cies. nnme, home address, reason for tield School District voters Dec. with which the proposed re-evalua- tax bill for Westfield will be the i of the country to lecture at It took four men scrub- in making this announcement, the absentee ballot being re- 27.] tion has been received. It is not .same—using 1U0U town, school, eighth annual Trinity Forum bing for two hour* and 20 Henry M. Men-ness, general cam- quested, and address to which at all surprising that taxpayers and county budgets as a base. n. 30 in the Holy Trin- "Hecause of your load editorial 1 gallom of gaioline to eradi> paign chiiinnnn, sanl that the the ballot should be sent; it in confiisfd «ud upset, mid 1 "Therefore, the Hoard of Kdu- Illigh School auditorium. The 1 in last week's issue and various cate the thoughtleis act in money raised to date, ^l-l,!! -!, is must be signed by the voter re- readily agree that no amount of cation has maintained only that letters to the editor recently, 1 pros take place on consecutive addition to requiring the lime IM.f) per cent of the total goal, or questing the ballot. conversation will change the Im- the coat of the bond Issue pro- feel a few comments concerning • nights, of firemen to wmh avray the one per cent more than was raised Any voter who cannot be at pression that has been created un- posed will he approximately $80,- urge E. Keenen Jr., chairman la!t veitiges of gai. last year. the fcliool bond proposal ate In til, in actuality, the re-evaluatlon 000 (fur interest) the first year, the polls because of illness, order. he committee of lay organiza- Merciless cited Arthur C. Kried has been completed mid the tux or about 111 points, or l.i! per cent physical disability, observance 1 and members ot his Residential of a religious holiday, or resi- "First, with respect (o your edi- late established, based on present of present (UXiL ) Individual tax ^tnelec^^^^d'tt Hughes Withdraws Division task force, which went dent attendance at a school or torial, the board is grateful for (l!Hi2) budgets. This is true, 1 bills, and $100,00(1 additional (for lh speaker will be announced g over the top with 100.'.I per cent. college nttty also request an ab- all of the support you have given believe, in ['pile of the fact that principal repayment) subsequent- . Tentative arrangements have The goal for this division was $81,• sentee ballot. in the past nnd for the support tliB mayor's recent letter in your (Continued on pngu 4) made with a member of the •171 and they received contribu- The legal notice to voters Ap- Lan Catholic hierarchy in this Davidson's Name tions of $Sl,(iTH. peared in the Nov. 15 edition of IKMMSnn^ fctry who is in Home attending (Continued on page 4) the Leader. [Second Vatican (Ecumenical) mil. For Court Post i speakers, the dates of their Accedes to Stamler fares and their topics are: An Answer To A Citizen School Board Urges All Citizens |n. 30—Dennis J. Clark of Request* for Time York, executive secretary of To Sift Nominees In a rivent issue of the Leader referred to actually results from S'ow York Catholic Interracial John Henry Frazee of 1»22 Cen- the fact that this is PO. There- bcil, "Conscience, Color and Four Union County noiniiiationH tral Ave. wrote a kilter in which fore wfliile it is certainly true the nunity." including that of Cudtlic K_ David- Attend Public Hearing Monday he commented on the WesUicld Hoard of Kducation uses a uub- 'r. Clark, former supervisor of son Jr. for a District Court judge- Hoard of Education's proposals for stantial jwrlion of the tax<\s col- Housing Division of the I'hilu- ship, were withdrawn Monday by Roo.sevWt and Kdison Junior High iM-tod in town, il is not true that hia Commission on Human Ke- (iov. Kiehnrd J. Hughes following .Schools. On IXov. M, Willis l'.M. Dec. 18 McKinley 7:30 I', il. To Air $2.4 Million Expansion Plan •erica," "Commonweal," "So- ard !'. (Iroen, Kliy.abelh Democrat, i.M r, Frazce today exprt^wd his (Continued on page 4 ) Doc. til Lincoln 7:-lf> P.M. Dec. IK 1'Vklin AII'X 7:45 ,1'.,M. The inciithcru of tlip WwtflnW Hoard of Kducation Tuiwduy nlifht \Order" unit "The Jewish l)i- for anility District Court posts; appreciation for Mr. Coo's reply Dee. 1-1 tirunt 7:-IFi P.M. Dec. lil Tammiues 7:i!(l P.M. 1 issued II Htrong nppejil to Hchool dlatrii't voters to attend the public J" His book, "Cities in Crisis," N'l'lson I.. Can , Klizabeth Repub- but added "1 am very sincere nnd Dec. U lOdlson N:IK) I'M. 'Dec. lit Columbus 7:iH) J'.M. Santa, Exchange Club hearing'Monday in tho .Senior lliprh School on tho board's proposal to (published in 11)00 by Sheed & lican, for reappointmont to the absolutely sure of my grounds «s Doc. 17 Wilson 7:-ia I'.M. Dei'. Ill Koowvelt H:00 l'.M. build additions at Roosevelt and Kdinou Junior High Schools lit an county tax board, and Joel Ft, Jnc- pertaining tii the costs in provid- To tiring Yule Joy Dec. 17 .IOIIOIYKHI 7:ilO l'.M. Doc. l!() 'Senior High 7:15 ostimaUxl oiwt of ?2.I million. The board announced that n printed ob.oii, Union Democrat, for anoth- ing for -Ji one-story 'building in com- Dec. IK Franklin 1:1111 I'.M. and H'.'lf. I'.M. |b. 6—To be announced. To Youngsters brochure detailing the expiuiuion er term on Rutgers University's parison to u two or three-i-tory 13—The Kev. Gilbert D. plan.i will bo In the. niulU thin board of governors. structure. I am sure nine out of ke, OP, chairman of the At the Westflcld KxchniiKu wiidioiid. |ch nnd Drama Department of Stamler'n request was made on ten 'architect.') would ugreo to my Club's regular meeting last night, Farkiug ate Grant position -which i:i based on my long Teacher Eulogized Tho public Hiring of tho pro- Catholic University of Amor- the biuin Hint lie be given n fhiince Joseph Verzillo, chairman, ami Mayor Uurr A. Towl Jr* experience in the coi'itstruction posed expenditure to provide nifilit approved the convuriloit of both Mr1 Coo and ,Mr. r'rn/.ee held Saturday. hitch school auditorium and will to University Players, a profes- approval of nomination:; is re- Thi! Iltmrtl of Eilucnlion Tuos- of npproxlmfitely 35 parking Master Blueprint is publi.-hiue herewith (he text of clmlrod hy WUllii a.m., Mnfian K. (lurvor, a tt'iichur, w)m 12-hour «l|otm«nti. Rorvntion nnd Economic l>ovolop- "Dear Mr. i'razec: proui'tit the "novds" lor the uddl- Students have been Walter would not -indicate the fate of the and will descend the tower by ill ml in a t>liuu' <-m»h Nov. 23 near The m«t«ri to be chatiged ment ban approved Wcsttleld'n hid tlon.'1.; Dr. S. N. f'.vran Jr., Htipcv- "The Board of Education has , playwright nnd druiuu critic four. aerial ladder. He will hud the Lnurol, Mt«tion in a letter from Hud <^hiivot..shian, cover the llnnnelal nwpeots of tho cerning the proposed additions tzens are iMieoUragiMl to attend to n.m. .lames Argeti/.iano will lead ficld. sprint;. rnlion. devotiiui to chiliin'i] nnd her con- effect through Dec. 24. hour the raplaiu'.tioMM and to link ice Science the children in Christmas cern foi1 (he liitfhi-'.Hl standards of The withdrawal ol tl»- four nom- The Bliite fuso iip|>rov(il tho ally i|tie:il.iona ri'lutivt* to the pro- "I will try to answer the various enrols and songs. Music will bu U'.'u-liinjC-" :t I'1, K:*.-dui1>a, science teiu-h- inees wore made by the governor points and questions raised by you furnished by the Musicians Asso- town's select-ion of Kobert (.Intllu posal. AssociuU-n as Lbo I'onsutlauUi for Uoosevclt .School, has boon following a t-uik with Senator as vou wrote theh m l Kirst, ciation of Kli/.nhoth, New Jersey, I It also WHS Muted her wonder- Town Yard Suits Dr. Kv.-an Tumdiiy told tho boon! the projoi't :*d by the l.T. S. National Stamlor before tin Si-nnU- wont! Vv.i(j, ,.,.„.„.(., t(i the funil Local N'o. lf>I AV & M through the j ful personal ((utilities Jnmle her n Unit the iSntiirday ncielico procrivim nauties and Splice Adminis- into session Monday. reported in the pr- Councilman Kcfalonitis, $4,496 School Damages BUI many yi*;ns of valued service. j I1! linker, township attorney. he was one of W> teachers sc- ,tnti.' at the council meeting Tues- Tieimcr, Dr. Wayne Umhruit, Dr. 'Scpaiiite ;!tlit-; bad been (lied liy on a nationwide basis to Wife Paid Tribute day nnd work liy the coii.tultunt Kenneth Han III and Dr. lirudfoiil a croup of !M WeHttirld re.-identn ioipato in a program at the Settled In Full, Board Reveals is expected to begin shortly ufter ('raver. DcMolay Cliaptcr ;illd l.he T(i\viishi|i of Seoteh I'hiill*. Itidge Institute of Nuclear At Dinner Event the .-.iarl of tho new year. •Science teacber.i in the high The Iluaid 'if Kducalinn at its meet ing Tuesday night announced The 'uiils are beinjc ecmiliined in a 1 ie-s, uftor which he gave ler- .school will aid in riolocting topic. *. More than 10 persons attended that the adjusted claim for damages mused by vandalism (it th single ease, Mr. Uaker i;aid. and demonstrations in sec- Installs Slale 2 Tho Miprrintendont said rstudenti a surprise testimonial dinner in ^.[;n"j(>|. uiHi'Schoohl l and tinh ' KdKdiM.i n JJunioi r Hi11 if- hIs SSchool in th siinounl The il.-ili- of the trial hais not been '(io«>«r ure to be cbo:;en for the projdCi-ani |i schools thrnughout New homii- of CiiiiMcilniaii and •"''*• I j,, , J, |,., |,,.,.,, , ,,,,ehiiled by ii full .-.cUlciiu nt us Jimingi'd by s ( II; s : I;;, haul W. l!.,il.-l:'in W.-H in-fixed. Deputy l''ilo (Ihief Sanillel on the Imy.is of academic tituudini? James Kefaloiiitis at the I!alfw">'| ,| , f ,' j]ie.i ini'.iived. Willis (J. Cue, pnv.ideiit of the Hoard of Kdu- u ; m -tullid :f- 11::;. t")' eoiui"iior nf Sir Baker mid Kiri-uum liobi.'it Me- in '..cienie. (Hber fiu'U.rs to bo Kashuha has been a toarh- ! The tounsbi]) altiirne;,' s;iid l'"ri- Iluuse on Route H Friday. i(..,ij,,,, -'iid1 that rver since tin- , (Jalahiul IJli:i|:ter, Old.-r of III Mo- 1 , ., i til- K I'll11V and Sj/t. i'an 1 Wentuilldt day'.-i Iie:irii4r narrowed the trial lo Manuu bullied in last TuesdnyV •-on'.ideri'd me inteie.it in aciencii I oosevelt for U-n years uml Mrs Hubert Hope Jr.. who was nri'lenl occurred, thf In,aril hail " , , , ., - i i !:iy in tin? M.'i:-nliir Temple Ttie.s- i-heiK •'< a youth in a HHIII.- on i two main ii.,ues, whether Wesllield Meliool bus lire nt lloly Trinity ;ind faculty evuhiutiou of how f nnerly an assistant prim-i-j in c.hlirKC ,,f arrangements, cited ,,,,,-Miint all li'k'al •'"•'^ t,, I uppn-'hi'ml-d a yoiith in a h< -on diiy nii;ht. bail violatid it.; ov/u zoninw ordi- lirittniniii' School, were reported in much beii'lit t>io program would be • '•'. ! .Mr. Krfalonitis- rocord of service y | ;y t,R. (.Ii/ls (|f ,,„, ,,,„,,. 1 W lilow (,,-,,v, lid., wh nv.,,ti- A HnMohiy nn'inlier for iiv.. iiaiu'e in M-lert.ilu: ihe Lamberts l^ood condition yenteriljiy in Over- t<; a student.. to the comunmity Uth a.- a citizen •. , |ril ||(, w.^ .,|.il,i,i,.Ii t(, galini: n n-poi t i.f n liou^e entry HI ye.'ir; ;ii:il a :< nim ;it Wi-:iilie]d Mill lid. ::iti\ and ev.-n if il hniln'l. look Hospital, Summit. (f.'oiitintieil on page 4) Hi(^l S.-hi.l.l, l!i.'li;:rd ii the Mill of «urik AP Choice \ -n--^ - ^ ^ \ ;,£. ^ £ ^j* -™- \ ^ "- '/ ^ TJZ£Z% \ Would the tJiwn'.t I'huiee of 1 ll(^ Tiit l- lp 1 Dr. i.iid Mr-, Williiini li. Hull tein _^. _ ; --... *- ..!..-.>....} la. . "^>* , i'.,!.. in 4».*it n i«.ll,,ritin l i-chunl-'.tlilrjjl.tll^l van' I|I1M lon.ditllte nil Ulir(st.:ollllble ulld Ml'- Hitv Ilowarth, West field High | "This dinner was planned by of \"M S Ku. lid Ave. I'li-U.bnt i The vand.ili-'in "1 H»' Senior named bi.s ai's>ivi:ite this group of just plain citiz.-n- of th" ,M;i k iind Mime Club he j St. Paul's Parishioners Brave Fog High School, which ai'rnuntcd fur Late ill OrtobtT the piirellt'i of Tlie unit hriiiirhl. liy .Si'oteb \ll-.St;it<- scholiistie football I because «' wanted to show our 1 h;i'i tal.'-fi jiarl in ..everitl hi^'h ! 1 the irieali-y r.'ix fatiiili'vc, Ml occurred .Iim.r 17. The K.di«.in in- To Attend Session, Elect Officers player-: made thcjeiiiK-reto way," i-he >•"''• - imy the Wc.llield llnjird of Kdu- diU'tioit .. i: a mi-ii;!i(i' of the \V< ;t- 'ineliidiiij.r lira fiolii W'e.itliel-I. Til.' enti-il tl« cident happi'iie'l seven dny> li.hhnV "Chnrles, Linden half-! Kefaloiiitis has r.-present.-d eation -VJ.irj a. |iarli;il restitution field Mi'lliodi'.t f.'luiii'h anil in ae- j••ielii.ll filed by vVi'-.llii'ld falllilie-t eailier. SI. I'alll'; Kpi.op.-i! I'liun-ll re- nd T'au! Kielv, l'lninfieUi j Fourth Wnrd on Iht-Town <.•• for damage cau-ed at tin.' Senior live in ils youth fi-llfAv hip. Hi i li.-l- Jl plantilh;, nil town n-.idi'iit-.. ^iiMip. If they ;ir>' '.villini: to meet On July 10, I'iitrwlniaii William i-|.'cii-d a wiirdi-ii ;ind two vo.try- back. * for the past two years. High School and Ivii'-on Junior i I I f i 1)^1 j Bull. -,uit,; i-ont'-iid the |i...-atioii tiie. two -tundanli of the youth High .School. Jinlge I'.ichanl 1(. Ml.-ll, eli-; f.-.| t\.'o lew vest tynirll Hi-. John l.nin.ni nf the I' of t.he t'i'.vii yard in Lainln-rti ..Mill , worship iind instructidn, O'CIIMMOI t'-vied the p'-na I ty ill IM. v.ill adv. r i-ly alfi-i-t |iio|nily an||id| li-ijr-*!,'i<"•!.'.•!.-.! ! ih-l.-g.-iti-Ill |l J |||' it lL'oJ I1|| he1 anfIJI- I U|1 i 1 \! ll I < I 11 ( t | uml c.iiv,'.|,ii.,ii of'th.. Hi.,, ,•:..• of | 'V »»>»V then partioi|iate in tht: eeQuljfo Present Essex Trio At Concert Kliz;it,etli Juvtnile (.'ulllt and (H - value:. 'Thi' plo|i<-.-ed N'-ation ri :i I t) I I! ! .\i-.v Jcr i'V ;il. Ibe annual mertinr I '''"'"""" ' l"'"l-'""". Mi.' V.>fs Trio, an iill-wnmaii deicd that it be paid to tin- We l- •.vililil b" iiiljii.- nt 'o a n.-.,idenlial Ml I : 1 of i he p.':,-;,-!, i,, SI. l'a.,1'.. parish | '" i"M'.im: ni-i r"|.ort, liov llur.l- i !niinciit:i! trin. wiil be t he ',•:»'• A litld lioiinl of Kduentien '.vilhin III) zone in S.-otch i'lain. . :i11 1 111 I II 1! I : Ihoii-e Mond.'.v.v.-.iiiu'. '" <'iM0,:.-.i/.,-d ll... need for -ld ai- (f ill 1 I I \) ' I lir;i'.'.-d Ilio di i! e lor l-i alt.-nd lli. h d in ili" W.'.-lt':eb! S.-iii.ir t'Uii'-y, i'j'1 <- I-MI in;' Hiuli'li J'lain , \ IH.--1 inj.-, v.im-li w;i., |.r.' s i|,, ml Kred Sti.'iii-I III. ;it•...rn.-y for : I.-,' ll:e l;-v. li.n-h; id .1. l|ardiii:.n S::;n U'I'mk and Sunday aft'.'i- ;•, I of th- ideti! of the 'I a- , l'i-.'l,,r of !h" elHIirh -I:::" 1 l!.|i-.i li1!' ..n I },.• '•'..: n.i(|ii.-. l":,.k HI „ ,„, 'anv.i , Mi. llarHou-in inid h mail'.i-d -n.'.-'- bad n. . n if the cni'itiy. '"ii-: - .y.|.'i:i,!!Mi. .\i,i,m • Clmk", vi..lii;: :; I "ilarniony lloliilay" .,:• .'ill pl.-di- ... b.. • Y.-lli-t. and fa'.iii-riiii- The 1'itil Minimal Ham-,..ny ceiv.-d. .. tun. piam-t. llnlidny of tin- We tlield 'l,;t|. Th- I:, v, .!. I'.iiiiiii.-lli, • Mi -• rial !:•.'. ••>•!.• • ».: i.-i- ..f th.- ;-'..ci.'ty f'.i tl..' I'.'-- -II. l-liln. ati.•[!, ' -ii-,..|ai-bi|i at :!u- I'm-i i-i vi,r ion and I Jii'.-ni art in>-nt of !• |..iiled mi lh-.. pi-..h!.-ii, , and pn.m s.,-,,,. •• when ,-ll" w.-i-: 1 V, l:a- 1 1 l'-;t|tH'i Sh '! '*n;ii''t l-^ioj-ni: 10 ; i - • of ill.. . hur, I, -,i,,,,,! ..p..|-ati.,!i, i prg- i.l.il ! al"li:; 11:-• i-.i-•'. "I Aiii.-riin, I:..-.. v.-ill b.' h-ld 1,1 11'.- . !!•• - d ll:.' In >-.l l.-r ;o"i.' v.-ul; , ^••-^^E^mmWfv, -E , and in ln.-r native .-'iu:h the U'.-,i|i.-].l .••.-ni.ir llii:h : ..i,.,.d.-r -.! -•'..• ' I:- !i.-!d of -i.liilt I'd.I; :1 .^ehoul toioorrow ami Sa'.iinlay . Mattel '.viiri.-- '.Ju.'irt'.t and the the e V e ll 11! j.". 1 : iiinl l.i'.ile Symplnmy. par. il in t i .!;. li.'ld. The fi-iiMlle i|IKir!.l'l • ill- til.' • Mi.--1 /.erb'1, v-'lin i)I;.> : I !"- ll'v, John ,\. .-'nun t, in Mid-Stai.-i C.III.'.IV l-'.iui, The • Ila!.'ii!i V-c-H-. maili- .• -!»'ii.-illy fur I CJI.II ;-.• ..I' youth artivilie..,, ri-poitod I!.,rl:.|-Ton,'^, Tb.- ".i.iiii Sln-.t .on tin' }triei by (.''•-:»'• Mai;i':a!i i.f (':iri';:iii, Four nnd Hi1' :pi| Man Coloiiml i Italy, ha- made many ;ip|ii-;iraii(-e- ; - - is i- •*• pr.'i rani', :,nd pointed out Chin u-. 1 I thriiughiiul :lii' '-a.--! and miilvvc-t | 'hat St.. J'aul' i:i attemptiiu; td Ti'-I.i I i me avi.ihilib- fi ..in ! a-; :-ol«»i:t anil in eh:uii!)vl mn:ii- i 'oinhn' u ndeniptivr youth pro- SOLOISTS—The Essex Trio, instrumcntali.il will be 1 hi'-oili'i . Mini ui' on :'.aie ill ir.'-aii! - th.-il i-;, to nccpt nil youth •H- i;ufii tolui.ts for thi- Wcslfield Glc- Club's winter conceit group.-, includiiiK nt. the University Sports \l.-II....I.', - v; Let her oi- ii')t they iiieariliro uj) I- •••l.i' <» ' ' prescind in tlu- icnior t.i,~li icbool Saturday evening and of Indiana. 'I'hcutcrs „ 11! Sunday afternoon, Uct. 15 and lli. (OontitiueJ on i»Jt'° A) 1'ago ,. , , , 2'A RICHARD HOLLSTEiH uiltirely to every itunilaid ut" thu FRANK W. UUNNELL <«,J.) fHOMDAY, DECEMBER «, !?«2
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AUTO—C. Redding, 1272 Christine Cir., Scotch Plains EXCELLO SHIRTS («)— R. lUick, 157 Brightwootl Avc. LADY MANHATTAN SHIRTS (;})— B. Flcmintr, 7-15 Nor- RCA COLOR TV—R. Mnltbie, Jr.. (528 Summit Avc, Wstfld. man PL, Wstfld.; L. Hoatoii, 8;!7 Wiiiyah Ave.. Wstfhl. Wstfld.; M. Marino, 21 Greaves PI., Ci-ant'orcl: J- JAYSON SHIRTS (O—L. Peioraro, 130 Sycamore Avc, Leyeiin, ;?17 First St.. Wstfld. IIICKEY FREEMAN SUIT—J. Kokulsik. K5-1 Myrtle Avc, Scotch Plains Garwood WOOL SLAX—U. Gohoen, 117 N. Chestnut St.. Wsllld. MANHATTAN SHIRTS ((>)—A. Meyer, -105 Woodland GGG SUIT—J. W. Hemly. 2U> Seneca PI., Wstfld. COUNTRY MISS DRESS—W. Wright, .'S00 Wells SI.. Avc, Wstfld. STEIN HLOCI1 SUIT—M. Kelly, 757 Fallacies Avc, W.slfld, W.stfid. NL'NN-liUSH SHOES —15. Rocvos. 5 Fair Hill Kd., Wstfld. SUEDE JACKET—J. P.yrnes, John-St.. Cranford MICHAELS STERN .SUIT—Dr. G. U Qiiinii. 20;? N. Chest- nut St., Wstlld. CAVANAGII HAT—P. Taylur, 1S1 Grove St.. N. Plainfld. BOYS' PRIZES IIICKOK liKLT—C. Dniy-en, 2G(i Goldsmith Avc. Newark McGREGOR SWEATER—J. Deni/.io, Jr., 2221 Khoilo PI.. MICHAKLS STERN JACKET & SLACKS—A. Stauss. 300 Scotch Plains llicltory Avc, Garwood ROBERT 11RUCK SWEATI-JR—H. Clianilierlin. .Hli) Owanda PURITAN SWEATEU—P. Jensen, 5M N\ Cliostnut St.. H. FRKKMAN JACKET—N. Sidlord, Jr., 728 Shiickaniaxon Dr.. Wstlld. Wstfld. Wstlld. STETSON HAT—('. Clark. :',;*<; Mountiiin Ave.. Wstfld. JACKET & SLACKS —II. Reeves. 72:', Colemnn PI., WsuU. ALLIGATOR COAT—G. DeChellis. 1M Klorent-c Avc, MoGREGOR STOKMCOAT—M. Mahler 170G I.:iml>eiH AVstlld. WOMEN'S PRIZES MiJl Ud.. Wstlld. MAVEST JACKET—C. Knierson. liox 1, VVstlld. WONDAAIKUIC .SWEATI-:R--I'.. Hooker. 021 Hort St.. HOY'S SUIT—I). Mason. !Ml Illvd., Wstfld. McGREGOR JACKET— I). K;indolrh. lOO Ncison PI., M'sllld.: V. Colien. 10 ltohiu Kd.. l''aii\vood ; I. Len- ENCYCLOPEDIA r»K!TANNTICA-..R. Zellor, 37.'5 Fawn Wstlld. ).'.vl. 1 K;iirii Tot-.. Wstfld. Uidue, Seoteh IMuitis
OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 - SATURDAY TILL 6 2 07 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD • AD 3-1171 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1962 Page 3 ar,.l is viu- of the 271 ilia- i in wu-ii of ua to he of tiervtae to ! Tibetans Religious Devotion Held District Governor in 128 countries j other.-)." 1 | throughout tlu woild dupe-rv!>.-;inj; Mr. Ilecht djwri'x"d some of the !. llo.hi of T.MT> IIIv i.f {};.• K<*f"iry <.*\x uii/alion and rhe 1 ilica within the community and of car.n.pi ikslioy tin- IVIIKIOUS ili-vo- ' ,r> • h\ ' ;ry «'• t;:.:)' -JV.Tni'r, uu ! 1'u'' p..! t i'\'t'fy l»oi:n ;ui is liikiriK" to their contribution to tl»e Rotary tu.n of Tiix-iiuis bii-;iu.-i' lviision II I«/IS i tilt' I ree Sale d-iy wilh ti:;- oifi.-ers of Uu» !••.•: furiliiT ir.!rrnati« 'lii reli»ti;jns ;ir.d Foundation. is ill their hrnits an.) vamu.t In1 if- ' l;oJ:ry V\u\ :ii \h.- YMOA i! wv uvid-r^tnilinir. "This year," hi- re~ nuivcd, a capat-ity I'lowd at tin1 J Hoy .Si-out Troop 74 -sptmst red aiiMuutu-f.l hy Ku^ne A. Ott; i. in.:.Mi \V;-. >J\:ll IJi.tru-ian---. "wo Wostfii'ld Woman's ("lul>. :51 ;l K. i l.y tin- Kij-st CoiiKivcnlimwl arc urjreil by «ur ir '.I'rn.iti.mal Euclid Ave., was told Tuosilay ! Clmivh "ill ,vmlu,-t its tiniuiul A p:i-; i>n.siilciit of thhe Tiers ! (••re>iiieut, Xitivh l\ I,a!'..ury, of t'.n two Snturti.iy.s hrf liivcr Ili.Uiry Clu'j, M Ilivht \ CiKuHa, In^iii, lo d.-vi-lop t annoum-e.ll tiiul.'.l (le rj.-ia Sdio..! of Te.-bnol-Uon.'ll v.ervi.-f. l'r. Mt!-' l.ahnrry tluit a wide selcotioti of tn (jui->imun« Hao of Indiu, exo-utivo i i";j- :ui;l -rwil ill t!ie Air K >r .e In-lievi-s thai l>y 'Kinillini! the I VVtlll :l;is wrculhi atui : si-i-retary of the Tiliotnn feholur- j " wivi.tli, ami KIWIIS will IK- duiinir \V r!i| Waar r 11 a* a liii • II i; ;>-u k » !li»n.' we lake ; he fir.-l utep ship committee, HIH) John Henry I "vtulal.J... As in tin- past years, a ^•ut:>ti:ir.t. Me i> in Uui ti ueki'ijr < the lateiil pi>\ve Kraus .lirectur of the fi-hoiar-• "" ' ' ship committee, i ducted hy the mcmhi'i'S of the JMiss Kao, in a question and an- j r± • 1*1 WOW-EE WARMTH swer period, told listeners the KClTeatlOll AlUC t mnmunisl ( mitt'so tnUeuver m AND SO-0-0-0 NICE TO WEAR! ' *•*' Tibet will not destruv the tirm re- ! f\ •- f| . Ill liKiuu* beliefs nf tb, p.ople of | ^UltS FOStJ i lilj Tibet. Mr. Noibn, a Tibetan monk , l\rtf«f|c ^tmliprfl when hi- left his native himl toj^^^tlft OlllUHU rsH-ape Communist opitres^ion. de- scribed life in Tibet prior to the Oonuiunii.st orcupalinii. Kursrn Itesi^ns. Plans He showed eokir -slides of tlu- ; Summer Slmly; Kye eoiintry and discussed its economy, i eu5t»ais and beliefs. t 1 \GS OF THE UN—"Thi* i* the flaff of Toga, « member of the United N«tiom and the »m«lleit He said tnftt numustarics which i N'«»rni:in I' . l.sw^rn, its:*it-taut dependent country in Africa." This could be the information Kathleen Spccht U reading to her riuv housed lll.OUO priests have j nvn. "tioii diivetor for five years, hoolmatcs Peter Kirn, Joan Compton, and Robert Bettclli &§ they ftand in front of flagi of nil been closed by the Chinese and submitted his resignation to the the UN member nations displayed in the corridor of Jeffer»un School, Thetc flnga belong to I most uf the priests have died or Krcrrat inn Commission nt a inoct- lie Weitfield United Natiom Committee who have anembled one of the mo»i complete flag dit- j left tin- country. j ir»r Monday ni^hl in the Municipal py in New Jeraey. Mr. Norbu's yountfi'st brother ' was chosen as the 1 1th Pnlui Memhei-s accepti'il the rv iCftiidance Aide Writes I.atna, supreme spiritual and letn- M wilh reirrol. [nior Auxiliary's Christmas Gift poral leader of Tibet. Th- )>'Wi A teacher 4it Sum mi I l.uma has been in exile, in India 1 Article for Journal , Mr. 1-nrseu has been since lyf,,...t ,» , nnd,. Mr, .x Norb • u ,ha s tie- ^L-iioii). . ,' , Mr... .]-arso . n Has .tn-e .n sis- ... , . , f.ot'ialed with he conmwsuion in > Children's Hospital Is $600 | Hurton J. Weber of Old Bridm', eoiuc a world traveler ami workei - •*•<•• u trui.Liiue I'ounseliir at Koosevclt in lu.lu.lf of Tibelau refn^ees. lie Vll!.imi-S ™*™«™ ^ "'»« V™**- The Senior Auxiliary to the Childr Junior 11 ijjh Srlmol, i:. publishing n ly for Hospital ( fur- nuxv is on the statV of the Museum jt ai }**nui-iter' ™*s ,tj}decre™.e nex)t ° .^^ .. Children's Country Home) announced Tuesday at the home an arliole in this month's issue of of Natural History in New York •Members voted to tjibte a study flrs. Uoortfe S. Smith, £40 K. Dudley Ave., a Chrksinia.s ^ift of $«<)0 Uesoanh bulletin, a journal of the City. on lht» need for « full-time recrea- Jit; institution. Plans were announced for the or^uniftitionV main New .J?r.-,vy School Development The speakers appealed for edit- 1 tion director. Id-raising projivt, the annual spring eard parties and fashion pre- CuUIK'il. | eatioiml aid for Tibetan refuue* * The action followed a report by umler th« chairmanship of The artirle will be enUilod "An I in India, tiroups and oi^aui/attons S. I,. Hurnley, .study eh airman, Kii'iiurcl Millrr. The p-arlifsu Kxp*'diont Method of Constnu'lin^ were urired to adopt a Tibetan Mommy can tell from the touch, thoso Nltey Nits Heeperj are the warmeatl Secret II that West (Ii Id currently does not [bo hcM nK'ii" this omnitrtf ye;ir j Yule Hours at VO '•"xiu* (iney Table for (juUiuiK'i1 I youngster ttnd sponsnr bis educa- tho Arctic Weight fabric of 100% finest cotton tint knits the warmth right In. Plattle need a full-time director. thi' Vnv Hills Inn, SonwrvilU*. j Counselor*." tion in India and posMhly nd- sole W. -M. Dark |ii-t.sidt-il at | ofhYv will expand its window United States government ean beCnli-man, who is employed on a A—BOYS "arMNASTs" eniNi PUUOVER suEi'tfl. tilue/whlto, roil/wlilto, 1 I'jiion County (luidam'e Personnel 1 \ fir .-it nu'L'tJr;^ is head <>f Uk ' service for the sale of stamps persuaded to send INMUM. Corps part-I ime basis. 3-4-5-G-8, $3.50 Assuiintitni. This Kroup, fomposed liiiry ur.il. ^lu; replaces Jlr.s. j and for aeceptanci* of jiarcel members to India to teach Tibetan The com mi.--.ion di^'Ussed plans •—OIRLS' "THUMBUINA" PRINT puLtovER SLCEPER. Aqua/whltu, pink/white, yellow/white, usseli Krtit'man. I post fur the Christmas Season, ] of three nienibers, will study and youngsters and train displaced for development of (iumperl. Fields ; 3-4-5-6-8, $3.80 iiefini' tin* rit.e of the jruidanre 1 as follows: 2 and 'A. It was disclosed Krank j C—BOYS OR QIRL!»' SOLID COLOR PULLOVER SLCCPER. ACjUa. blue, pink, yellOWt the ^ui-sts at the meet-1 counselor 'and will then net tis i|t Tibetan adults for jobs. ; were Mrs. Hurry T. KnillVn, ! WEEKDAYS — Dec. 10 The meeting Was sponsored by KV:IIIH and A-soeiales, lrviittfton, 3-1-5-6-8, $3.00 through Dec. 21, 8 a.m. ivsouree and iulvisury \xu\y for luiH recommended pur.li.Me of hu^pilal tiUprrinti'inliTit arid j tfuidatue ptrsoiine.1 in the county. the intoi national relations depart- irident of tho lk>;ir. Hteen^rnfe, principal j f: I'oJU'd-s nl » <''^t- of $800. i'i!^, staff nicnihi'i". 5 p.m. County Employees of Wilson School Mild chairman of j IMMIIS also are l»eni^ studied for SUNDAYS — Dec. 16 and the United Nations CoiumiUer for} « hard-surface area which could he cnteitainnu'iit program wan Dec, 23, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. West field. be iisod for ice .•diiitiiifr, basketball ented l»y '.Mrs. AUKU^I tlraef, j The money order and regis- Ask $400 Hike" Mrs. John W. Sand.n was inand [i;iikin^ ; Arthur Stevens MUIO, nccoinpunied at the viiino try hours will remain the same eharge nT a social hour at which It w:i.< annoiint-ed a meeting will •Mrs. It. C. I.a liver. Assisting IIH usual. A itijiiest for a $400 arros.-Mhe- Tibetan butter-ten \vun served. In- :ou^hl wilh Town Council lo -hostess were Mrs. T. JI. Hen- hoard pay raise fur Union County discuss I In- town's over-all recrea- :33-5-7 East Broad St. ADAMS 3-1111 iMr.x. Willii »ii Kleom*\ 'Mrs. employees U*v l\H\'\ was pre»i>ute«l tion program, including develop- 1 X Knox and Mr;;. Ooitft. M. Freeholder Direelor .lay A. Stem- niciil of proposed pal ks in the Open Moti. lliru l'ii. 'lii 9 until Santa Will 'Lunch' mer Tuesday l»y otlieials of Union Ladies Day Out HriuMwond aiul N. Si'otch I'lair.-i Couneil 8, New Jorsey Civil Serv- Ave. sectors. r.s. C. \\. Amk'n.-un, board of ice KmployeeM. KITS representntive, niinoune- Conducted at Y A.i a rosiilt of a re-fjueisL by ihi- With Guests Of Wi'-st/b-ld Civir Associaliou, "Ihe :it a new ruling permits mem- J The group also requested that the frevholiters redluce from f\w The i'ii:rr-(l illtcn-sl imvlinj; of ci.!iiii:i>.-t to three years the period requirtd { the "l.:nlii"i Huy Out I'lutrnini" I'lal. Town Council provide for "H Deborah Unit cleaning a iiT:iv*i«*JtI on inuniefpal- SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS! H;;^^ ' I for employees to reath lite inaxi- of lie' VH'i:.\ Wii:: Ili-li] Mnllil.-I.v III prs. A. 11. Cieliore, volunlecv.-* •iiivni'i! jtiopt ify JiloiHC 'be west hiiii1 The \\'i--l -Mount Chi|iier of nium pay rate. tin- V. chairman, repurtnl auxil- of Myrtle Ave. h Ho p/t;il will hold its an- The increase souj;lit woulif af- Mr-. l'"niiil; Sliininii i-liainimn •mbi'i'.s rnntriliuU'd 'A~>'A nnm- feet MInu* 1,'JfU) county employees. i»f the LMO loiimiitlee, lliankrd ait j f ^ ' ' BARBIE ii work for the hospital tiur- urday Jil noon in 1 i - Tvm- It would nut invulve irn reitH-nts. I he vohintrcr iMslriuMiir* fnr their V IVcilS Hake Sn\i* |OcU»lx'r aiul November. pie in Temple IM. Meeting with Mr, Stemmer were iriii(-ro ily of tune, and knowlrif^**, j Alex Ktrsi.-, district emirt M-I- . . a priifrrani of ibis j Tin* Junior Y Teens will spun- MIX-MATCH SET ;:or a bake sab' tfimnrrow nnd Sat- $>|.w gChiiirnmn, s:tii! 117 Juiurs were ilv rhildren and ifi*irihute toys Cutincil S; JaincH Walsh, mi '•ni"jti !1 • \ .],, " (LESS DOLL) fct feediuj; lhe nuall pnlirnW ""KH-| , ,, , , ,,„, ,, ,, . 1) urday at the A&V Supeinutrket on the small hlnchc.in | | vi ( (|f Ji|hn ( |u Klin St. The sale, which is a serv- fmeiils tliiit >..nu- p;-rit»J. Mu m ':iy ; | ]|j| ) $11.50 VALUE 4 31 h.H.r3. -Mrs. J. I. lii-i,,,!, | ' I „" :,' "l ' t!t ,, ." VV, \ ^ <^ri T»,Z"^e *™Z '!^"'-"-H >.y Mi- = Kih-n I'.-r- | will .„• h.-W f,,,n, 7 to ', ,,„.. .., 1 REG. $6.00 | REG. $6.00 tjj REG. $3.00 .•manluin,, ro].urU-.lreporU-.l. \ s- „,..,, ,,,.,;„,. :, h:1 rlii(,'.l:ik\ ^CIH-I:I1 i ril's wane ruminitU'i , an.I l.i.uis I headed hy Sin liolpcrl Hiirley, HUCKLE- rimsiinu-•i.iisunifd 7i'n». li.'iirsIrnni-s , MrsMrs. . ].. W. :(.h.linn. ,„_ •,,;,!., sin,:vir ,.vi.l;t |,,,| j Ciullii, connly iissiMiint suii.-iin- ?; un^i/i e riMir'xr i> volden vuich 1 j Mrs. Iti.-lmrd CooiKip,, Mrs. Wil- | PLAY SET iniiu-hiT, srwini; c'u.iman, r. - | V(.;u. .lll,,u.u., ,„„ v,,,,II,^>t«.-i-s ami I tc-n.U-eit ..fwnchls. GAME SET 1 j liiiin Keith. Mr... Kinneih Conndl, j f Train Pull Toy 1 v.-hil.. nuxni::ry niwn!.. .-., | :.., v-ri ,„...., U/;^ ;.,,,., f,». t i - - s. t«- I --- o, . . . t, , . .rlvami'd ti.-Uci >;iles iinli.Jite | I Mr-. John Lallan, Mrs II. K. | »\ ljours a^-ti.ij? xvitli v>"\ ; ,v;i,,. th.lt ,„,„.,„... ;. ,x|,,,.,.,i f()1. ! ! lle.-nsiith, Mr.-,. C. M. l.iitin.pp and I Mr-. Joseph A'ajrun. $1.88 $1.88 |i.p.v, Mrs. .arlto,, Kunkor, pom : ,,ltu,,1;,v M,v ,.v,,,|..l .„.,, M,,. iUii(Icr-72 Worker Consult 1 *1'"liin- K:'"'' jl.ft.n Ilirsch au- a-.i. W. nn- Magnetic Brain Game Pinocchio Printer Set j Uililc. wt.irkini; find earning more than Skoop Game ! 1'lalis fur tht: I'Vt-n! v.\rt- nutdc $1.'J(H>, mu-t H've an estimate t,i ' Itlank ('Alvil for Sri'vic«r ) A Traffic ; by thi-- cxivtlliw h<>;ii-!««i2L' ,iBa»3BsJ*j«-j)Ci!s!asa»ii jW> : |.o.-cd |.r..ccci!', lolalinir $:i(MI from I " ""' Kliznhcth ollice. said l..di.y. I 1 1 1 1 1 as V. Connolly of 1:1-1 Vcr- :, runiinuKi' ;:i!r h.'ld la,t wvek for . " '-•i.'"'" ' '- i^"'> «- •' >'~-"^ stair memher of the liutKcs ln>ti- Eshbaugh livl 1 1 Reg. 5.00 HIPPOPOTAMUS GAME 52.88 tt 1 rr., mid John II. (iiwn of the i,,ni.|it of th.- h,,.j,ital. which ! '" '' " ""' ""• •'"-'""I "f !»•"'•• > tlitr- of Manat'emenl and l.illml fi s lllHl J : V i:1!l1 : ' - -"^ . ... i ... - . ... , , :,...,. f tm.ii>'.h the iH-ncficinry woiJ;s anil I I'nses revoki'il for 30 days IlL'tcd with chest .lilnn-nts. I held at the Aluini-Kiicllllv Cliihi,,.. . . rn.-- nn.rr llian .^I/Jllf in a y.ar. il.ee. I. A lesnlent of We-tfield.i ^ CJ"nl "^ '"OOaQf W,UO kh'ss drivinL' chur^es. 5lol<;n from m c M i If IIIIPIV tlian ••?! ,"J(III i-i i arii.il in Mr. Blank is training advisor for | y "'- Y '"*"'• WARNING!! K Irate William II. H.-anl ! a yi-ar. if 1 of th<- Ipcni'tit may Ini 'tin1 Standard (lii Co. of New JM-. | cince acjcnl is an ernployeu ot ^nposeil fines of $(15 on hotli Post Office Hours I witlihi-ld fi.r i-arli Ji; i-aiiifd •pvi'i DON'T SPOIL YOUR YOUNGSTERS CHRISTMAS BY GIVING HIM A "BARGAIN" ; rc\-. i Iho insurance company and! I $1,200 mill n..t tivi-i- SI,7iKi. : Mr. Itliiii!; le.-eived hi.; HA t rial training rxin'Ci'-nn* on tln'l, , ,. .... ril, \ id,,mi-.ii.- :..n.- Mr. llla.ik , , j bought my Homeov/ners Policy? j PARTS FOR THESF AUTOS SO THAT THEY MAY BE REPAIRED IF NECESSARY. THIS ;Sliiif»riiys. Itlack Hawks 1;1 IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE FULL ENJOYMENT OF A MODEL RACING SET. $ \ .••pi-nl i sii|ri.'il,|i' t inn- mil -idi1 nf i 1 THIS ALSO APPLIES TO "HO" MODEL TRAINS. WE NOT ONLY CARRY A FULl UNE OF Winl, $:tr., anil Kdwill <'. I li.i- wiliih.v.- .i.Ti-i-i. illlrinc tli'. Win S<|u;(d nlcsls 'tile I'nili'il Stati". -'•I'vini? ar vaii- BARRETT & PARKER, Inc. pr.rt. IL; Kiltrowci.id Ave, ] (.'hr-istmn••• «i;ii!ni!: ru -h : . mi - linii" li- trainini- :t«lvi- ••)• fi.r . TRACK AND ACCESSORIES BUT THESE SETS ARE GUARANTEED BY THE PLAY FAIR. Inutiolil. iind Hol'in K. Ahri-ns, j s it unlay, K:.i'l a.iii...'i j..m.: Tin- Sliiu-.ray- and ll.<- Hiai I-. •new Mlin.iy in-lallati..., < in II-.l-j INSURORS WE WILL NOT ONLY REPAIR YOUR TRAIN BUT WE HAVE EXPERTS ON HAND TO t.;nl!:ii:Iii-i- Avi-., Si-ipti-h | suii.lav. ii" v.-in.li-v.- .-i-i-.-i.-.-; n-\t: Mawl.- ui.n til.' lii. ! |.•-i-i-•• f of 111.'IIIIIII, lli-li.-i«iii. |-;ni;laiid. H-.v.-d. II. ' HELP YOU WITH YOUR LAYOUT PROBLEMS. WE THINK THIS SHOULD BE YOUR W.-.tii.-ld V.MCA <;.a V S.piad : t.-.-u-li ?:lfi. Mon.l.'y. Til-:.Say and W.-dii.-.day. : Iiiil.ii,i-.-ia, ( ill,., and C.'lilr.'il ! Ci,nU-.l. 'I'll.- Mil :•!!.>•• t'.|. ;,.-il lii,' 3 Elm Streot FIRST CONSIDERATION WHEN LOOKING FOR A TRAIN SET OR RACE CAR r.s tiiu-.l '.V.-IT: .loan Muiinw, 7:"ll ji.ii'..-'i::l« 1'. JAllU'licii. " irli. .*r>TP, allinvinir an unli-j [i,,,.. j •:, n ,l ]:,. 7::n) a.m.'. -l'i ft ll l-.i.'iili- and lii- llla..-k II;, '.it, SET. ft !in ; , Weslfiold AD 5-180J pa:.(I tin- r.Mllth i-.rad... -.1 driv.-rin i.pi.rat.- a vchii-lr: I ,-, ., ,„ . p, . i,;, |_:, p..,,.; li,.,-. 17 On- iii,:riiit-fiil man d... .m in-j A,nu,,i,,i ,,MI, ; .M,-nil..-!'.; ..f II:.' S!ini:r;py.. n- |e iVimiu-hii.. l!10 K,.ss I'l.. Si", | .,,,,| |s. T::!M a.m.-'; |..i-..: I" ••• ':•• ! liny '.'-. ;.;! •',),.i I).'''I hi-ij..- I'llii- ! Illirri'll A «'nilip. llrullora '• (H-ivin;1; ;i\'.ar.is 'A.-I.. .I.:!'n-y II... REG. $25.00 ;o <,luy a tratTu- Hl'i^na!: j .,(| .j ^ot 7:;;i. i.:it.-•".-'." P !'!• 'HO" FREIGHT TRAIN SET
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" "- ; LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS >«*• 4 THE WESTFfEOT (N. J.) LEAfrERrTtmRSDAY/DECEMBER 6. 1SS2 Musical Program to Precede Annual A'ew ^nmtniut Tttt OBITUARIES Agloic at Station (Continued from page 1) William 1.. Murphy of the lau- Dr. Muiy L. Christmas Tea for Church Women Wade, -son of Sir. :md Sirs. R. J. The townV (x^. , Wade of 720 St. .Marte Ave. and was lighted Tu« William L. Murphy, '.'2. ..f 1-i'tl • In addition to her sister :-hc- is! : yulnide gW • S. Clinton St., Trenton, formeily •survived by her mother. Mrs.' The Woman's Aeutoriation <>f f 11 IXorth Avc, Scotch Plains. The :iO-foot Wednesday niclit at l:omv ufter •': 'Yolk City, and three children, a| decorated lau > long illness. i daughter, Miss Ann Louise, arid j ^ deli^rhtful musu-iil pro^-am u'ill oret-ttie the tea, bt-triiuiiis^ ut 1 ::'.O The installing officers for the of Public \\u Mr. Mui^hy retiu-n in U'.'JT af- 1 two son?. MnhU-n and Torn Asht-r, •eremony incluiled: iiichard Ty- ter many years e>f service with the !a'l <;t Montciuir. •7.«n. in tin- c--ia()el. iMrs. Hotter D. Sidoner, chiiirntun for the day, jeweski, .Howard, Sylvester, .Tuck Jersey Central Line-, lie was a, Fisuem! st-rvict-s wt-ie belri yr?- 'owcr.s, Williaiu il'owei-ii, Robert freight handli-i at Kiizaijethr-.i: \-iil prciieliv .Marie Shepherd, ly- i<:-rdi:y afternoon in .Su-wnrtsville. ric suprano of 'Maplewotxi. Marquardt, Charles Stark and yards. ! Ir.tiTiiicr.t ««.- private. Lawrence Moore. A native of liurlintrtoi;. I".* !;vi-r! In « reverent mood with scrip- in Wcstfit-I'i fvi 45 years l-ef..*u ,ure, poetry and 'ionjfi Mrs. Shep- The appointed officers installed lnoving to Tieiiton in I'.'-IT. He ' Mrs, John Cloud ierd ivill present "The- Nativity," 'or the evening term are: Senior V'as a former comnmiiH-iir.t <•! \Yoni has been received here of in^int? unusual us *w&ll as belove;l ieaeoo, William Powers; junior Holy Trinity Church, ai;d »* a the death of Dorothy Blown arols and SOUKS by the masteivi of leacon, David Brown; tsonior stew- member of Burlington Counc-il i CK.ud of Hulf Mile lid., Darien, iiusie. Mrs Sh<*j>herd usen as ird, Scott Wood; junior steward, 689. K of C. His wife, the Mrs.C.nwi., Nov. IS nt Stamford >ackirround for her iiresentation a Frederick Clark; orator, Ronald Josephine Murphy, di<>il in July i (Conn.) Hospital. Mrs. Cloud was jeautiful eulU-etJon of reproduc- ilornung; ciiaplain, William Cia&a- 1930 i 59. tions of famous puintinKu of the io; marshall, Dale !>liviiuAe; een- Kaiser Elected Survivors .m a S5s,,r. Mrs. \ Born in New York City in l»04. iMudoima and Child, by world-fa- linel, John Laffei'ty. JrMargaree t CoKky of Detroit and <•«»*• <^nd lived in Westfield for mou-s (irtists sueh a^i Raphael, Also pritccptors, Paul Tapley, ladtku, Itibera, N'an Dyck and Phomias 'Hewitt, James Powers, Pe- Dif President several nepW»nd nieces. ! with CluWrens Country Home nnd >ther.s. There will also be a color- , . . , r .. ; S^JLII v.imui trim A.t.uunj IIVJ...... m „ er Shrubaail, Lawrence Kinney, The funeral was held from Uo mamh(.r dm,mg Wor!d! WatW- „ ul exhibition of dolls from many William Olson, Jeffrey Beeton; SCOTCH I'LAIN-R-xt « Doolcy (o'omal Home, 5!>^tt est-1 of ^ (;i.ay ^.^ H( Camp Kj,. unds. cent annual meeting of th» mc r MARIE SHEPHERD standard lwarer, Robert Brunton; A hitth ma~s of requie wJ'ofM ' " iMi-^. Shepherd studied at Ihe almoner, Frank Kiekerson; master of directors of the Difer of the National Association of Dates selected r.re Jan. 5 nndhad chapter v.-as irj.;tituted in 102-1. Teachers of Sinking and has op- iie company's chief executifl7 Palm Ave.. ttirasuta, Fla., former- tion to her husband, by a daugh- 26; Feb. 9 und 1G, and .'March 10, icer. As.so.-i:i'.e(! with M ^ ly of Westfield, died Sunday in a ter, Mrs. Gilbert Lincoln of West leared in opera, operetta, concert, 23 and 30. radio and in the theater. Ifl4fi, Mr. K:iUi.r had Sarasota hospital. IU* was a re- Hartford and a HOD, James II. of •A program from !) to ll:.°.O a.m. Glee Club • resident an! general tired accountant for the Singer Darien, and four grandchildren. •All the women of the church will be devoted to the physical since VMH. lie i- aia via Manufacturing Co. at its New Services were held st St. I.ukc's ire invited to this unusual musical sciences. Biological studiiv will be (Continued from page 1) lent ami p.;neinl nianai York office. Episcopal Church, Noroton, Nov ?rogram «nd Christmas tea. There presented from 1 to :i p.m. Miss Burton, who played her in Soai> Co., (T-arwuud Born in England, lie was 17. Interment was private. vill be a bttby-sitter available to F/tutf riofiui-is Corj)., Cfaii brought to this country when he •N'-amed as teachers were Alps. first recital at the age of 7, is a ave for pre-sc-hool children. Mayzette E. Stover of 200 Union graduate of the Boston Conserva- sidiarie.s of the Magnus •waa 3. He lived in Westfield for iM'isa Mildred Fink vrill conduct Co., Inc., Garv.-oud, ard is a 25 years licfore moving to Florida Ave., New Providnnee for .MoKin- tory of Music, Juilliard Graduate Shoemaker Hails '.ho worship serrice, in keeping ley School, second grade, ami Miss School of Music and Boston Uni- tor of .Mi'.gtius. 12 years age. He retired 13 years ivith the theme for the day "God'n BJJ© after 40 year*' service, with Lois E. Chew, Siiddlcscx, high versity, and was a winner of the Mr. Kaiser graduitfd ilorntf —WoatllelU Studio People Rejoice." school mathematics. coveted Naumburg Foundation Dartmouth Cvllego u-ivh i the Singer Co. Measure Aimed OlKce.rs of the «si?odation for Survivors are his wife, Mrs. EVERETT SHERBOURNE HARRY G. McDOUGAL iMrs. Stover taught in Benghazi, prize. She has appeared 1n recitals degree. Ho is a nioraber i 19G3 will be installed at this meet- and as soloist with orchestras .eel-}' 'Manufaclurcr'i Florence Temporal Coles; three ing. Libya, for two years before coming sons, William II. Jr. of Wcstfield, To Aid Central to Westfleld. throughout the United States. ativtvs of New- York City Dr. Clifford II. of Keene, N'.H., St. Paul's Boro Budget Received Announcement was made of the The Trio will nppear in two •mW of Echi> Lake C«aj and Edward A. of Stone Ridge, Legislation paved 'by the State MOUNTAINSIDE — Its ug retirement of .Mi*-, Mary C. Rog- groups nnd will play: Trio Sonata N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Frank I«ciriU, iissi-Uni children, one (Treat-grandchild; Edith Umbrecht, direetor super ly for the next 12 years (about 10 Bambino; Short Trio on French •otary. Shoemaker r/>mmentod this vee.k. be made* in this direction tlin-inj^ field for many years. Tunes by Alec Rowley, and the two sisters, Miss Florence T. Coles the coming year. viaor of the District Nurslnt* Asso- points), or 1.5 per cent of present The moaaure opprovod will make ciation, reported that dental and (1902) tax bills. The boa I'd approved payment of Allegro movement from Beeth- of Bridgeport, Conn., and Mrs. the following bills for the Wilson Howard Mctzlcr in Pennsylvania, possible a source of funds that will Kraiik W. BunncU of G34 Scotch physical examinations were com- "The fact that next year's 13 oven's Trio in B flat. enable work to start on tho long- •PUiina Ave. was fleeted to hi-.i see- pleted at Our Lady of Lourdes ele- School addition: George L. Den- YMCACageTeai and a hrother, Charles of Voor- points are offset by the removal of nis Co., of Newark, heating and The Glee Club's portion of the heesville, N.Y. planned rerouting of Jersey Cen- ond two-year term a* warden. Vice mentary school. Also, permission this year's 13 points, because of program will be announced neNt tral passenger train* to i'onnsyl- president nnd manaRcr bf the ciut- wan granted Michael Komano of Wilson School, ia happenstance ventilating, $3,834; Yernon Ksibri- Funeral services were held yes- Route 22, Mountainside, to raise witing Co., Kobbinsville, structural week. Tickets for the concerts can Now Organizing terday afternoon at .'I p.m. :itvania Station, Xowark, affording ern division of LaidWiv Bros., edu- and convenient, but it doe* not be obtained at Welch's Paint and new transportation service for eation publishers, iMr. ltunne>ll is » pifTeons. change the fact that when \vc bor- :;teel, $l,2"26.50; Albert F. Ruehl Gray's Funeral Home. Interment Co., Xewi'.rk, plumbing, $3,194.'J9; Wallpaper Store, 214 Kast Broad The Wc-iri.-l 1 VMCA ti'.fr.'i Kas private. Xewark commuters and tnalcinfr it native of Omaha, N'cb., and was row $2,400,000 we must pay it St., and from any member of the possible" for'Now York commuters educated at Grinnel Culluce, Iowu. back, plus interest, in the intend- Foremost Klectix)'Service Co., Inc. high school l-.()ys var.;ity Avenue, electrical, $2,100; Ingras- Glee Club. ball teams at-j oiirnniiirie fw* to transfer tu the Port Authordty- udueatod at Grinnoll CoUo«e, Io\vu. ed period of 22 yeurs, and it mere- : Mrs. Grace M. lodriff acouired- Hudson & Manhattan the BunniilLs hnvo two married An Answer ly reaffirms the fact that the per->.>ia Construction Co., Inc., Irving- other year of activity. InilviliA Tubes. daughters. entage increase referred to (1.2ton, general eontrictor, $2-1,521.50 interc.-ti.'.l in tho te.'.ms*ho'jilI* Mrs. Grace M. Todritr, 12, of (Continued from page 1) tact Kalph Muzzi-y at the V. 624 \Vi"Viiid Chnrle.i'\\" Carl- "As far as two-story construc- tion voi-sus one-«tory construction in 10(54-1970) will vary downward (Continued from page 1) the Westfiehl lie;-reatiun \ma at the Hivererost Nur^in^r Home, manuc," distributee, on afternoon 4e ot 72£) Be|vidort. Avc-; wcrc 140 Pledge « concerned, it in n moot, point. rom year to year from this figure, burg State Home for Roys and Robert I.anjrrni will Red Bnnk, ufter n U>HK illness. and evening trains, told passengers th(. twQ ve3lrymon w-oU^tcd to the A native of Rutland, VI., she thiit continuam'B of the. railroad's Architects continue to debute this, depending on all sort? of addition-' (Continued from page 1) ordered to serve 10 days—during hijrh u^lui.il l~.;.ys team, ward, Mr. Sherbournc for his isec- and actually there are as many weekends so he would not mis? veteran-. in:-!u:l.-: Doujl-u to* lived in Wcstfiold fur 15 years. commuter service would be vitally >nd three-year term and 'Mr, Carl- 1 al factor*. The reports of other divisions She WHS a eomnniniiant of Holy related to the passage of such leg- instances of two-oi more Btory con- In other words, the board hasj^re: Advance Gift-,, gonl of $G"v school—in juvenile detention quar John Si-hiseiJ.r an.l l)avH !«» sle to his first full throe-yeur straction costing nearly the sumo. sun. Last yi ar l!r." t?aai Trinity Church and. a memtier of islation, .^VJ:,- i, .... : win, after being elected last year' ix assiduously avoided attempting to | 230, raised $00,074 or 92.1 peterr a at the Union County Court its Rosary Society. "The rerouting of Jersey Cen- \ ^-s much, u.% on.e-storv construc- fool anybody. We recoirr-.izi: the cent; Major ("lifts, goal, ?:!;>,9fi5, house in Eliznbeth. first in th-.- i. sgue withjW*- t to 4»H n unexpiroU'terra «>f one- tton.,^ could !bo ai-jrued the other Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. "irciV''puyi9&4lrr trains to Penn ,S-ta- cost and we' have publicly stated n '. iaistd S35.1i»l or S8.8 per cent; > ;. 4 « I . . or.l. - Floyd Dentty of Trenton; n irrn lion, i.Wwhrk," Iho Almanac .said, yoar. •' way. ' nnuineruble times in ihc ia.-t Business, goal, $21,D80, raised He also was orderifd \o t'etihrt The men's t,.u» -.vi;'.*!** douKhter; her mother, Mrs. ICninin "nnd the consolidation of our serv- IMr. iShorbourne is president of "Jeffeivion SiOiool was not built throe months. It will cost, as i s fl 9,829 of 9tX2 per cent; I'ro- for out-pntient examination at the by lvturiilrg vcemis MW»> Brewster, il7, and a sister, Airs. ice with that of tho T*.RR from the '"heiCity Federal Savings cind Loan four ytNirs ago. Kathc.r it was progrum by itself, a maximum of , fL.Ssional, goal, $11,(;37, raised state diagnostic center in Menlo Iiudy Kar.iTiiT.r", i::i'nV,'1..^> Irene B. Monteitli, both of West- North Jersey coast area will not Association of Elizabeth. , A life- 2.7 per cent of individual tax bills, j jn.of.Si or ii5.1 per cent nnd Spe- Park at the vxpcn.se of his par seph Ke'.ly, Wi!:.;>i U«'.lB"* built in 1954, and the addition was 11 field, and a brother, Henry M. eliminate, all losses incurred in long resident of iNew Jersey, 3ie built in l'.>r>i>. As far as providing which means $29 to ?!S0 more pcrjcial Husine.-5.-5, goal, $(i,377, raised ents and, if psychiatrists deter X:->rstr:ii-il. A'.'a.'Tt Barr.BW * Brewster, the mayor of Avon. Jersey Central passsiiger opera- as educated at Kutgers. Jle has year for someone with an assess- $f,,050 or 9-1.9 per cent, niine he needs in-patient study nnd 1 for expansion is concerned al- ..Mi"Poin»Id. The funeral was held from the tions in the- State of New Jersey. «> daughU !';-, mid a L>on. though I wits not on Uie board nt meut of ? 10,000. Mereness pointed out thnt there treatment, he will spend 00 days The men'; t -ni «:ilWJif» Doolcy Colonial Home at 9:30 It should, ihowewr, - red uc« <.hem the tinit", I am SUIT.' that the popu- At the Koosevelt meeting. Nov. were some 9,000 curds to be can- at the institution. lice giinu" 'riiKiy DM. »«' a.m. Tuesday. A high muss of IMr. Carlisle is assistant super- 'The court said at the time th.. l>y about one-third, exclusive of intendent of labor relations with lation growth cstinwttxs in use were lfl, we h:ui 85-100 people attend- vassed nnd only HO arc left, p.m. at the Y :»y.:r,l to*'* requiem was celebrated in Holy substantial job -protection pay- as good as «.*ou!d be ha.d, and yeting. At the more than 25 public ) which he said was a remarkable second youth, now 15, could not be f-elJ Conir.'ii Trinity Church at 10 a.m. Inter- the Wei-sU-rn Klwt.ric Co. Uo is u extradited but declared that Cali- ments for ucvcrnl year*. native of .Maryland and received obviously they were not sufficient. meetings of one sort or another in showing. "However, we just can't ment war, in 5U. Gertrude's Ceme- It is « difficult position to be in which we have appeared in the fornia authorities, would be con tery, 1Voodbrid:;c "Iic-duced losses, toiicther with his US degree from Western Mary- close the books when we are sotacted under a reciprocal agree Office Brraks ^cts $3 increased -payments under state land College, lie has two SOIIH. ii'3 you can appreciate. You have pust two months, while I hesitate near our goal. Especially, when we passenger contracts, should insure criticized us—and perhaps justlfi to estimate the number of people know that ninny of these remain- nient. From (iwh Krgistrr Mrs. Jean Ray iMotlo tho continuation of essential su- Elected for their first thrco- ably so—for not planning in ad-who hnve hud a chance to listen to ing enrda represent people who After Judge O'Connor heun burban commuter service in the eiir terms were John B. IiinclcholT vance for population increases and question the program. 1 amhave been out of town. We arecharges that the boys roanicc Theft of •?'•>•_> froniaci^ Mrs. Jean Hny Motto. 42, for- f 4015 JL'IVCISOII Ave. and Harry through the schools, wrecking fur- ter in the parts .ItpsrtjK' merly of Westfleld and St. l'eteis- men wo serve until additional t.he c."\so of Jefferson, iind yet in sure that the total amount exceeds making an all-out effort to get funds can be developed for other i. -iMcDnUKal of 2114 Elizabeth the case of the proposed junior several thousand. In addition, as all of these cards coveted. We niture, discharging fire extinguish- Westfield Motor Sal<-sC».l« burg, Fla., died Monday at the ers and writing obscenities or E. Xorlh Ave., was «i»ii « improvement:! to further reduce Ave., Scotch Plainw. Mr. liiucU- high school additions now under everyone knows, there is one more hope that these people, when they v home of her sister, Mr«. William T is chVf engineer of the Kul- i blackboards, he asked the 1-1-year- police Tuesday I'V J» i - "rt ' HuntinKton of Sli-wnrtsviltc. losses" in line with proposals discussion, we li.iv;> been criticized public hearing on Dec. 10 at the realize that just n little move will the KtuW' :Hlt',hwny Department1* pliuric Acid division of the ('liemi- by the Planning Bo:ird and others Senior High School nt 8 p.m. give the agencies the minimum old why he did it. representative af the Mrs. Motto nlU'iulvd WcstfieU' nl ConstrucUon Co, A native of "(Jnve me a thrill," the boy nn Mr. Schreck sai.1 entry»">|P* Public Schotils nnd was tlu? tcrnnd Kail Traiifiportn'tion -Division^ lwcttu.se we are planning for ex- "In all of these meetings we amounts they need to carry on Pme time. How- representation. As n mutter of (Continued from page 1) nnd Mr. Kurr's wife, .lean, author nlrlnlr — 744-1SOO •St. Paul's VfGti'y opornU's on li ever we have kept it mid will con- plain fact, it is the only opportun- tinue -to keep it us an overflow oi ity that nny citizen in Westfield nnd playwright. Father Hnrtk>* i.d) — 703-4040 rotation system. A inun may serve, also is a member of thn board of only two succe.--.-ive three-year as n hodjro agninst undue or mi hns to control or to have a voice predicted expansion on the north in tho expenditure of some of his the American National Thcater tern's as ve:-tryinan, and only two Academy, and a member of Advis- successive t-wo-ycitr terms as war- side of town. We lire grateful for tax dollars. We have, therefore, 1 hnving done so in the p:i.;t on tii'Kcil his interest, his expression ory Committee for the Nationa ^^ dens. Hergear Kgencs and W. Wes- Cultural Centor, U.S. Fine Art- ley Kiintz were the two vestrymen expect to use it some wilhin Iho of opinion, nnd his decision, in next nvo yciirs. We of cours terms of a ballot. Commission, UXKSCO's Commis- \vh\> hail served two sm-cosrive sion of Arts and Sciences, and n three-ye:ir term s and wrrv m.t cli- agree that it harms no one to climli "With respect to the timing, de- /tail's. past president of the American gihlo tsi run -lirain. lays to March would mean at the Kdueutioniil Theater Association. Blectcd deli'gji' cs to the IlMH'esnn *'\Vo regret having had -to g very least that the facilities pro- Feb. 20—The l!ev. John Keedy Competence posed could not be used until Jan- 1 cimvcntioii were John -M. Slacken- the elo.-tion dat.e from Ht-c. -I to editor nnd itublishei nf the na ?.ic, Aithur C. K:!iiinierii>:iii ond uary l!*i>Ti, or possibly September tional Catholic weekly "Av< IMc. 21. However this was duoliidn. In our judgment, this is not Crecttc$ Kdward I'ollard. Cobb Milner and solely to the fact that we .ire legal- Maria." of Notre Dame, Inil., "Tin f-'lrpheii l'rj-ry were cleftwl alter- 1 sound. Therefore, in complete seri- Uesponsilile Christian." Hi:= r«nti» ly required to place an absenlei. ousness and candor, we feel that Confidence nates. Kuvted (U'letraie.i to the ballot notice in the publiv* press versial views on the role of th northern \'onvo.:itiiMi were iMrs. the proposal must he presented nt layman in ehureh matters and tht *o t,hat oul-of-towncrs and those the earliest possible date. This Marrarct Wolli, ..Mr.i. Olivia Phil- who iihm to bo a,v.iy when tin- ek'C- n:it\lre of rcliirioli.-; obedience ha\t lips and Mcssr.-, Ainory Parnu'ji- December 27. at an admittedly in- been expressed in his wi-itimr- and I tiitn is In he hvhl can voti\ T)]!- convenient time for some, but we liir and (it rah! Yarnum. li.'}:al rcqiMri:t;ont.- of the words in in lectures, mostly in the Mid.M Th1.1 lue.'li:!;: ]':ls-I'd a unanimous arc sure thut this inconvenience is West. His appearance in Wcslfii'ld: tho untie*' were chnnjr^il, and we far less inipi.itnnt tn thi.- picpoud- rt-olution of api'Vi'f. i:\tii»ii for .thv inadveren'.ly placcil the ii'.der no- will be umong his rare trips t : y)':ir-i <»f >-ri-viit' :i^ vi'^'i-yiiian and eratiec of VYesttield citizeii-s than cast. the mo li-r in the prt <<. When thi< \v:t.> substantial additional delays (lie- trc;\-iit\-i- i-i'iitriluiU'il hy tlic late lii^eoveri'J. -wt.* hud to rv}Hili!i.-h tin- yoliil September l'.'IMl to the M r. K Hiiimllee t'.harl.-s M. Si-lniiidt of "J:ill Tuttlv m,l i.v aud wait an nddltitin.-il lit l 1 completion of the project would cnarjv of arian^eni .•in.-; for the 1'kwy.. who .lit ii lvivnlly. A 2 .) days hcfol'i' we ct)uld li.ive tin elec- j F.....in an-: Just a little bit ]Kiy.v irinu'o^r:i|ihoil booklet of l't1- tion. Ucc. "7 is tin- 1','U'lii••'. date | Mrs. .lames McAhanah ami poi-U l>y the vi'.-try, cluiroli i,r(r,in- that this could be done. The pulls "Thank you nirnin fee y..ur in- terest anil supjiin I." I Mrs. James li. Wells, patrons: Mi,-.s wil! b.' open t'.irn JS to '.' i>.tn. ;\L | l'li'ahetli llemiell, r.o.-ary Soeivly; ;it tin- nu-rlin}'.'. the llliii Street Hehool and at the j Ivlwiird l.iiiii'.in. IIulv Niiine S., l.-.ncoln S>h..ol lelu-rs :;\y il)tain at tht ('.()/('.. A'o/p.s C.otnplaints ei ty; Mrs. Ti..niul s A. O'l 'cliinvli llire. "The mailer of holdin;: li)i ihi-On Circulars From > '• M, 1 M,:;. .I,,],, •eh....l .-If. tion ;>t,t:! eft. r the p::ti. K. O'Hricsi Parent..' Ciuild. Outside Town Area Aho. Mr and Mrs. ,1. [•'rnkliia i Mrhiis Sorit'ly Course li.' I'hvtinn is determined for us by M ¥ law. We are not jicniiitt<-d to have '" • - - -i iii-:. i >-., iin-;,,,.. Tnki'ii IJV Sl» in!»;ifh Kvirctt Th.Unas, ,.\i.-\nive •..,•- ton, Mrs. Lauin llickok, .->. .cllool ili-trict I'li'ctioll witli:!] 'Ji> rctary of t lie \\Y-tti.-M Aim John I "•"•• ••" Ki! ".' ""-'r ilav-- iiUiir liefoi-e or ;if;. r a puit- 1 MOUNTAINSIDE Tin' Aincii- Cliunihei of Coiiljiii-ri ... ha-: an A. Ki silica, Mrs. Joseph K enn Society for Metals imilollllei-ii lie clecUoli. S 1 1 >{•* ril, •an ', -we iiiumceil that ruiuphiint-i have !(••••;: : M i-. in.I Mr:, l'.'ter P. I.nnr. J liiilny that I'lirl F. SleintiiH'll f I ,l:,l n,,! h..M it le l!.y it wiih I't'eiveii from l.ual ri ift.-nt•• r" il.y.l, li. Mr. an.l Mi :..b. rt Me-. lli'Jl WI.IHI Yall.y ltd., lin-i oi ;in v UiU-i i ll'ril IV:- M MI: ml. \V.- i Kali J. Artlmr FUN1-.RM. DIRECTORS pli'teil tin- • -ocii'ty'.-: euii:i.-. rim: i I" h.. !.| it in -t n eclltii ill>ul 111 <• tlv'l! :i I - ii.-!;\"< If- I t" Mi K:.::'. \Y. K.M--M;,'ii -. lvl'.VMr.l HEARING A«D course iit"Mi !ril I'n.ce-..ini"." ' ll tl'. r !»u' "ii>- ; f. H. Gray, ST. F. H. Gray, Jr. oili- th'.'ir hi,nie-: from -li>iv. .'tr. ii!v •>: .1. Mahl.-r. Mr. an.l Mi-: J..«-ph .1 Mr. Steinliai-h. a -:il.- •• r-pn'- j wer ACTUALLY WORN IN TH* Manager th" Wr-tii.-td au-a. • Mull,:.Shin.!. M !•-. Mieh ..-I Y..UH,: :-eiitntive for lllis:: ti I.aur.hlin. In.'. | Tlliilnn-: -aiil lhi:t .IM inen .-<-e in • No dangling eordiof « Also pencil I" "•'*• ' f$,i •:ir,d .Mr. andMl.:. I.. A. Pivn- tubing lime uie WESTFIELD 'CRANFORD of HulVal.i maintiiilletl an ov.-i-alii I !" thi- jiclivily . an I xp. ft.-.l li'.n- •l.i'1-i.-er. avernice of !•«.•! in thi< sp.-i-iiilim-il illl- Ilie ("III i-lMill . -r.i-i.ll. II" -li'l i COME IN OR CALL FOR A FREE DEM«J« 318 F RROAD ST. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVE." slinly. He is ..no of th.Mi-niiih uf thut, nnfor'nn.'Kely. tb" \V..-Mi,-|il : | Charily is •f the I Phono AD 3-0143 Phone BR 6-0092 stiuienl ; fruin nliiiniM nil f.O ^Tnt.-: Aven t'hamber *if ('"nminei-.-e hi.. I heart, IIIH! not of the ami from more than 2-r> foreign 1 The Automobili" l,ei,'ul Associa- no jtm'sdk'tion over .'t'.re:; out -ide —Jo eph Adli.s.m S^SHMS^J^^ Hearing Aid counliii-i who hnvo enrolled in the |t) tion report-; that ii'J per cent of its ureii in- .-.tore-i which are nut V/e-siffe ' Metals Kiigineei iiif: In.stitutv, edu- all auto trips are to travel to work members of the Chamber «f Com- 110 Cenfral Avenuo, cation depart incut of the ASM. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS or for shopping purposes, merce. BRING RESULTS (M. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER e. IB62 Page &
SAVE CASH AND PtAID STAMPS AT A*P AND IT'S EASY TO SEE WHY...
"S«p«r-Rj«ht" Quality —U.S. Gov't. FRESH BROILIHG or FRYING Gtrfctr't READY-TO Baby Foods COOK Str«ln*d CkoppW 10 -99- 6 • CHICKENS WHOLE Nibleh Con JfM.SUntWKolsK.tnsI Split, Cut-Vp, or Quarttrail
Heinx Soups Dslkloul with Chicssn .. tr\U 0' M»ln«— Rtgulir «r Crliikli Oit Cranberry Sauce 2 29: Hi. e Muihroom, Clsm Chstrdtr AKU KEClflENTS—Dougla. Merrill, left rnr, chairman fat ChlcVsi. Noodl. French fries 5 Z 49 Irict 4, Watchung Council, Boy Scouts, presented a Scout iiform to Callie Hendricks, right, of Scotch Plains and a watch 25 c A&POrang* Juice 3 :.;. 85° Cub Seoul Billy Jolly of Fonwood the 3000th and 3001st 11. Dfiltltt CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS loi.U( •s to join seoutinf In the district this year. The presentations SMOKED PORK BUTTS r^r 63 k place at the open house and Rouadtabla held last week in I Iiaaa\ D*\aKasa> Birds &ya-^Forilliook IOX.4AB • Its. Robert Wyatt is shown at the rear riiht. Null* Irani—4 Ik. tin Frtsh Cft/clcta forft Criteo c Limi DBMS mk Ch.tI, s,ut, a Olf• Swift Conned Ham 3.59 Legs 45?b Brtastf 55 Scout Leaders Purs Vscjslsbls Sherhin!>a C c PIM with Ctltry ( 0 SlicedBacon^ , 59 Chicken Wings Jl. 29 p ~29« \ Open House, c Peas with Mushrooms 4>'i c Backs and Hecks 10 hind Table Veal Cubed Steak tr 95 Morton Dinnerss.lilbu^:;;/;-45^.:;;TurU/; « Scottios Fried Clams H««JM««,', J rrc th.in 100 r.-out linden o' LOItlb RlbletS Sts,in,cBrsl.ln,| 9,L Halibut Steaks 69! Not 4, Wntrhunir Counnl, Hoi Facial Tissues Scallop Dinner of Air.oriivi, ."Itfiuli'il th." •W 25 Extra r"liH ttiMtt with lurokaM •( Qtt 25 Exin Ht)i StiMpi *IIH inrehiM «l C houno nml round! a!>le pro Cip'n Jodn's—Qu;ck-froz»n "Super-Right" Quillty . Dressed Smelts -M., 2••£ 65 400 cr Grty ( \\\xO< in Wy;it!.s. pi,. flounder Fillet Sol. 55 Italian Sauiagi Uz'.v.* iMi-irill, i!i;Lrirt chnir T/irJ/fvr | j>ri;~-rnlp(l :i •••..•out uniform U Dairy Vo/i/e f Hfiidru-k-! of P.-ofc'h Pliiiir Ivory Soap Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! . n-jitcli to Hilly Jolly of Fir PERSONAL SI7E SHnnybrook Bnnd—larg* Orad« A in honor of ttu'ir ln-'ouin- JOOOtli :••!•.! :i.(inith txn-s i;> j;ii- C ; in the ilitii.'t this y.-ar. NAVEL ORANGES S 10 • 49* Fresh White Eggs 59 1 Khcr.-idV, rouiultubW n> Young, T*nd«r Lire* Slit iftloi', inti'o.luro I Kdwnrd Cor Swiss Slices ^IToZT :;,:39« £ii;it:onnl .--itpHv -crvici' ri'im1- C C 1 Cheddar Cheese [tivc\ who told tlu* nniiilwibl' CUY W. LA PIA Ivory Soap Fresh Broccoli 25 Avocado Pears 2 29 '••s and i*iu •>:;'••» of Ilir nn From Florida Farmt firm, Crli» ' • • For tolt«» tnd bath Sharp Cheddar ^ nnly si>rv!.'i> :n:d of the IV- "BUI" LaPia Joins G0U>E C e 1 hUi of s^out (U'-triStiloi .-" madium 4Ai* Sweet Corn " 4 25 Iceberg LeNiice ^'15* Victory Cream Cheese ^••-'•• 'p;;27 _.j F-hol, s'-tmlnitiMor of Troo S c«Us *> twt*l Juicy Tender, tlm Scotch I'l.'-ir. s \v.iJ H't'ciU'.'.! Mallelt Firm Cottage Cheese pn-,^25 £ )hv \'*o(»-l lrv.luv :iu':u'd, -vo'.it- C C B hf)rhi'-st and op'.v intrn;a- Guy \V. I.a l'iii, ;\ resilient of Tangerines : 10 29 Pascal Celery H9 Fresh Milk Ho :tld 2H.53' ^ ti:urii:;r nv.-anl. \Vo>y I ovd H::.l:n tlw olliw cf Hairy Mnlli'tt, lii-at- Ivory Soap Borden's Egg Nog *^ r;!63« tor. for toiUt and batK C C , over two VKi < to ci»:nplilf> iMr. lj\ Pia is a mitivo of Wcst- Yellow Bananas 2 29 Washed Spinach • 25 - c Jin; 0!iU IK\II i-irnvi! hy H.OOC fa>ld «ni of \'.i'M. II*1 i*nt1'> I'.e fonr.ed a )>art- 9 TOMATOES Rust A/reiter 10 ' Merrill closed the niwtnui; jnei'.'hi]) sotting up tile \Ves*.iield Italian—With Basil 4 Is 99' Q«t 50 Extra Plaid Stamp* with purchm el j Slate and :Stone I'nxlurtH Co., PROGRESSO , a pnv tnt-;ttion on In-half of which lit' niaMa^rt-:l for In yo:ii'.'. '":?'.rict io Ki:'ipit Wyn't in ASP IHlBldyi/J*' of lii^ 10 yrars of Prrvico i In lflfiO Mr. l«i I'ia was named Comet Cleanser ' di.'-tri.'l a, it.s scout tlis.trih- f architectural repre^ent-itivo for a GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Brand 01, UN ^f 4j Sh PUMPKIN j (inn wllinp luiililiiii; stone, leaving With Chlorlnol I that to rv-t-nter thf ival o>tnt<* • next roDiidt.'Mp will IJC Ji^ld I ficlrf. 14 OJ. 910 I Ib. 5'/} o>. 4 A&P Brand [19 ninl will fi-mirc a |iresen- 2 csni •' c«n * Now In Glass! Mr. l.;i Via, move familiarly APPLE SAUCE 2 •: 45 PIE m- 59' i by Waller Stern of Ptern known a< "liill," is irarrinl to the Co. on how to ,-k'i-t tents. With 4o oil Labtl A&P Brand—Our Finn! Quillty former Mi's AimOiln Martin They C "el 25 nxtra pl.iid ttanp* with purohail of reside at 101 \'iet.-10. Liquid Detergent Suoihina—Collo Pack Whltt or Pink Chocolat* Cr«m« Iced FACIAL *% pl-p-- ^-41° DARK FRUIT CAKE ",b 89C J'M. Liquid Detergent Wheatena Cereal X* " «.'!>3 b£ ^° Ch 1 C G;i, ,i 1.31 Cocoa Marsh s°;: ;" '];; 35 X 59° Twin Plastic 4 I2f1u>'doi CQc Maxwell House CoffeJply e d % C A&P's %'X Coffees.' p*ck * pl«;*ici ^^ Marcal Hankies cZ" 3 :)\ 0 23 Q.T. Frosting J^* 2 "li;;; 37° C M Marcal Tissue *»»"^c=i«. 4 ">"• 39 Fels Liquid Detergent f, •.*• *,°;.; 62° Eight O'clock ;V;C.1T I 3 5 1 Tide Little Friskies Cat Food ;,"; 29-= Wildroot Hair Dressing % b ;;79° Red Circle ""V^^uT" I For i and dli Choice of 4 Flavors Bokar Coffee ' 69o—Oral Antliopflo I Ib. .4 01. QOc 31b. I'/, 77c kg. ** o..pt,. '* MARVEL ICE CREAM MICRIN sP«;.iThi,w..
Get 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purchats ol Oxydol Detergent Ivory Snow SM Orange Marmalade <•' 53C for tho family w For tfis family WAIS and dit let 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purohMt o1 Prices effective through Saturday, Doc. 8th llb.4o..«C Jib. 1 in Super Market! and Sclf-Scrvico stores only. w Pt9. P 33 Casserole w,n,c.v., II All T.il.iu-,-.. I'vclnrl!. FK--.1I Milk nnil Alcoliulic Ili-vcta(.y.s exempt from I'laid Slump offer.
BEEHIVE OF" ACTIVITY- The Uindi-rir.irirn room in Uncoln S«Iiool ;.-. „ brrliivr of .ictivily with itc youni; occup.Mil» «harinK *O'l tnkini; turn* at o»ini[ the various knrninB nintcrials avail- 155 ELM ST., WESTFIELD. N. J. 105 SOUTH AVE., FANWOOD 1060 RAR1TAN RD., CLARK •ilf 1° (lit-m. Hlocl(. of all .l,.,pci .ind •!«> .p.irli llic inlavinntion URGE FREE PARKING AREA BETWEEN MARTINE AVE. & TERRIU RD. BETWEEN CENTRAL & WESTFIEID AVES. »' buddi,,,, builder, Tbom;.t McF.lroy; «. wnuld-lie hotlschfcper. S»rl..ir.-i llornniann, rcnrranRcs ihr dotl house furniture to her OPEN FRIDAY Till 10 P.M. OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Till 9 P.M. Henri's content, nnd far away places oro familiar sights whe» OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Till 9 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY Till 10 P.M. *«cn through Ihe vicwinnitcr by Judith Sofield. Page 6 THE WESTFJELD BARRETT & CRAIN RANDOLPH- C. B. SMITH, JR. HARRY H. MALLETT NANCY F. REYNOLDS! EDWIN O. EDWARDS WIEGMAN CO. HuilH.r PEARSALL HI-:A I.TDH i i Realtors AD 2-5050 Realtor ' 519,250 112 Elm St. J Westfield Mountainside i & AO 3-5555 I i=RANKENBACH i AD 2-1800 A0 3-1800 $16,200 302 East Brood Street j i'.x ir.lrVi.- U'I'-.-A."V--I DANKER & DANKER, t INC. ADarm 2-6609 l-l. ffl Inc. W4*Ntflrld, V J. Mriubrr of 'l'b* jltKAI.TOHS INSIIIOKS I a.iU HH Mjpiv Cltttlnjr byi Itmltwra — ln»urora I liS Elm St., AD 2-4700 * • * iemi>iK'ii **•' »B^,j 10 2-6300 THREE BEDROOMS - DEN KM. b. II. !•..«.ler r.'.'i". Hl'-'> Mfiubtr. el MaKlvlc Llitias "* " Mum,,,, ! y: IMIII :in.uli-'l Kiiiim*-- l'i'« ts WILSON SCHOOL i "' """" lu.ll III. i,li .i«'..y ai.il M'Oli- WILSON SCHOOL ei-iv is in Knn.Hlin S. lw.,1 iir.-n. lf i 1illK >'"lll' I'lieell- 149 ELMER STREET, $19,250 DECEMBER IS A BUSY Multiulr I.IKIIDX *>)»lnu $19,250 $22,900 Scvti-b rlulni*—Muuuium»lde COLONIAL MONTH I •mp;u•»• (IMIIH- owiuTship wilh nt iii^, thin tall UH li-f an rii.u ;n FANWOOD WESTFIELD FRANKLIN SCHOOL j - U U 11 ' Vi.ll IIIIKIH lliliili II.ill l-'ilUM i,.;-.l tyi>«- li.niH- <>n ,\iapU- .Sir»'«'i. $21,500 i;hrii*l>nui< if H" in »r. li.lki- «!•• RARING TO CO t Kit> !.«•! t,n> l,us*y I" li'.UM-l.un' . 1-nl, I.IVMIU i""in uith I'II i-plac*-, •lin- $31,500 MX 4 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS >Dui 2-48*8 Unit IK ll'i.i tliv > i».v ... in f.i.i. j ,iiu ft-f.in. l;il* In n. u(]i un the -.1. An t \n 1- Hi t 11 i *,,-ne f,ill<* are t." Itisy IK.IIM- U> iUMlMM'tnl tfaU ttto Kfory Hi a li.l'l;e 1..I .'"'I K ' '"«•» liuiitli.t: lli.-y »"• WOILI-HIIK ' .'ii.i t\wv. *.'j>^i: altu-. full hant-- is v r v ot)l ,-.-. '.•«>>" !ImniV.H.UH<"\ui ii 11" •>' <•>'" «<•' "" 'I'' Oil'l"'- tlifH morlilnK * I ueNtlnj j mill ...li.!i« li-r 1" I -Miiiaht y :nt uu k- K.JIIM- III l.i.-t..(, V /M'l.l.i'i.. .1 * -tiU-ii i.'wi-'iii.ii ^ 'Ui lilt- I li- urre truly lm|irr*>.etl ««lh ale In tile >;,m<- t,r. ,1,. iiiuritl KM *t|i«eioilM mi.ilei-ii kifi'ijt-n. 1 n,>.- .»ii jii.tntfU wr .xjjni'u. llllfl llenl IU "Irtkt 11 <|i-'-'M"lt '"I 'I lie lIUnK roi.lil i» hirte a li.iiin. . . . Unit' are i-.niie very DUTCH COLONIAL (^.V X 14'( b«» n lireiilnee, ..f d.liuMful j.rcprilir* I" tin eourMft tvltli dining rotun IDEAL FOR $25,900 SCOTCH PLAINS sit?..?? ^"-Ki^j nmrlii't • • ""•' CMiisliiully "••«• $30,500 null «.unriM»in ni-nrii) mid . .un. I It.Miiii.-'llrtt' tlllvt- Jil' •-J\ ;Vur i. -tiy-'in;-. Ccin. r hall liv- $28,500 UMillKii Kn- I'l-inK u.I'le.I. «l«eli>>le rnouish r..r fuiilllj (Ki *.fU t'.-il H UCi.JIlM Ulid l>"Ul u ^l1••r^ wiilk i" *t three conifur*ii*.U- lied- ' .> stli »•.'.! iMK spa- '•• l«irni- i".»ii*- lluiii "in- ye:n- "I'l a" ' + 11.. ..0*». .\i«y »u navr tn»- ».ji|i"r- ,1> r-.i.in will) x-purut'' l.i-.iii.ii h-.nn- of tlu-ne'.' hike inure ile- L-r;nlc scliool it* this f«'U niointi null IMu luilliw. |I1UH $23,900 . !••.-. ni.-ii-.l ••"' "f '•ml''- u.i-iy oi *>iit>uiiiH yu ih»» »••- .tn'ii KI ;uH' level. T\\ •• illiuut; I .'•••ii. i I' elrn-' Ull- quexlluns which we nlivnys «•••!- : mlt-ii lias ju*.t h.-t-n complete »rtl. The Miril l> deep. llli« A u i >• |iri\;it.- lirst M<-'.| In .1- BALTIMORE BOUND I .u..I ..n.-liiill- l»iilli«. luil l-;is - line.- l..ilriMHiis an.) iwn roiile: • iv iri •jruled and Is must at trei'K, tl dulllile Kltrnui- mid IM JUM« u Mlmrt wulU frmit nii-nt. I."tr, ul" privat y un i.n •• mi lii-mU' level are: ree. i, VU Mvinff ro'>m a2 x l iill in - In w i? thf r«> iir.i ..]•!. qui.U LOW DOWN PAYMENT wilh liri'plUce, R dininK roon I'riiiiklln Schuul. We Mould this »*t.'h'ti(al hutiif lotatvil in ' I.. iln..'iii. linl' •'•'ill ami TIIIK Itj the ri.'HK»ii fur thv sale that is an Innpirathut f*>r an: like lo Irll you mure, inn) LuW TAXtS i l\\f <;r;iin WVIUMJI artii. ^<-«-«iUr| ;:! ;:!:., •if ihiH very cute «pht In l-'an- < ..<.k. and a Muili-rii kli< hi.-n ihi^r das t hn (• nwirc lF«-i|ri»'ims rlll ivuoil! Grade level entrance l'1H level. ^v K OWN lUJ.Mr.-l.NCUi I 4 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS j .i", Pitl.NCii A)-, INTKitKN STONEHENGE COLONIAL BI-LEVEL BY CAPLAN inc mum. larp' nio-l.Tii kid 1i.-ti living rouiiii dinliiB r«.,m ,\ I > 'lAXl'jS'.' ASKIM1 l^,'>" '111- It Hie Ihli'f luilionJUS ;iiut Realtor tfuiHLje — full haacmt'nt — 1 % rhe-ii with eutiiiR upm-t-; $48,750 ii Iitinily fun ni whirli has* n rnoniB nml 2 hllttlN (.11 UU- $36,500 ltai-" Ulirt l«*\ i-l- Tlii" ll.iii...- l.a Ih, dU M'eMlUeia >lil1*l|ile MitlniT vi-nit'iit lo SCIIOOIK. A line huy 8 level; til* fourth beiln m I |)r.u ivstair^. on the sanu- It-vrl l t r o[a This Iwinip IK lovely enough ll.i.iher r,S { " ',', '' «ui>»rb very hum- nml In on lliu thlr MOHAWK TRAIL sturdy c ti u u K h , and ruuiuy A (.-La! nf four ht-d.-ouins ami iiK UH- hVu-ciir M.i i :tk«". i^ ; two Uixl onr--h;tir tJiitht* ]>IUH ii Snlea IlrninU fin liiitiilliieMi, BII.J |n level. Itee, rm,m ami alle.\lr riioutih In hold th*? hupplnfMH sianptii'Mis niinw room 1 -.'.' > 1" '>ri>"H.,- ,',,, ,li |,,,, ltvr laiKf icci'i-iillun rooin In thi.^ Al.|inil»nl» Minimise* B l 1 mom with lav ill tirade UKU:II riuu'h htnusy on n tr' •i Hi".time. A cr-liter hall that'*' •!H.r. liltvil Kilt W> lh<- llHi-cn*!- mil. 'I lie Urn lluur 1, llaaemenl, loi>. Good vulue ! THE BEAUTY OF ailraitlvcly lU'si^m-d .vt.-t-l %• a CuiiNiiltniil itiifd loi In Titinut|Ui-s Siii formal and charming. Hvltm tiLNll-. 'I '.a lliltll.". niijin. .llniiiK r»,.m. k ' Kvi'l locate! In tin- new Ti\- lieih-li.iNiK nml l,atli«irt« t and nnlk.iiK diHtanti- :-n'lin wlili Htnltk-HH nputtrtunt* Al> 2-r.«ri(l Hc« for furniture arrangement, A WILLIAMSBURG mui tii »>a School itrPH. All I In St. "Mil II..I.T liu. 2 uiiunnalljlrel «ch;iti*». elled iion. powder room, laundry : it s r..i»in. and Ht-reened porch ull liri-i' yearn JUUIIK. [li-tcinl'*'r 21st tu .linn- L'lwl, - -",, vnllmm — iiliilumu . cDiol.ii.»i,J I'hrt -u l»*jdi-oom.4 or l\\a heil- BOSTON BOUND 1 mill im.l uliel ( rtl runniK ;iin) H (U-n (lining r.)«-)n on the tirm iloor. Four tre.mcn- THE NOSTALGIA OF wt-ll aniioliilfd il rooin (*u)* hed rooms nnrt two tiled In Sf-titih I'laia.^. m-ar ^i'li""l> ATWOOD REALTY Ui lull liusfnu'iit and aitftehfd Ka- ••.-itliM on th»: 2nd Moor. 1'anell SCOTCH PLAINS SJ*UT ami trunyp'jrtatluii. J'.'oi) niuntli . Juat reduced to 12$,*JOU. rt- inK lranHferre KCIIDUIN I« a dfiys! iirlck tinJ frame oUU-r Realtor hi'im- with PntraiiL-e vfatlhuli- A MOST CONVENIENT wt thlH Hliuulil he a home CHANGE OF ADDRESS 3 BEDROOMS BeaoHful Kitchen •nuHC of recent transfer, the ;h on yuur tint lo He*\ A inhn.- ft'rmber b»ullli»le l.lMtlnir — ^5 x 14 UvlnK room with .. :ii*i-n arc ottering turn very EDWIN O. EDWARDS . .atltiti ami a \s-.ll Hfpt liinne '11 iruirnl Air. AI) :!-0:lfl- LOCATION with four LeilrooniN, l!1^ l.athH UVrf ln-rr rain My nlzt* IMIIIHK r«»m — love- 2 FULL BATHS Porch I «n a circle in Kcolch leu nml reeli-atli'in rouni am) .,iir .lri-M». t.iv«n liillf II ly lmuW-rn ItHc-h.-n — nice tfh-- K, It IH uH»ured minimum 112 Elm SI. lim-rtir Krnriiui'. Jliiilern klt- -li(tut-(> iir mtiliiri' ii nil citnrd-- vlslori nunn "r family room — NOT LARGE \itnr« * -nlilwrll AD 2-VW l«-H t.'lllll W.ll Illllkf llOtlHt - $19,900 2 Car Garage c nnd ft curr^HpondliiK d(-- AD 3-5555 lllCII llH» lll^h Wilnll.T llll'l K|K'- ItiHh rnrnitin NKI»-|«1H )M>r«)i — ihrci' prvtty luMlrtjinns Krt of privacy. Near a recren- •lul I'hilr iloul.K- nvi'ii stove. i\ n. siutth. jr vi> a-:doJ liiK n |il»«Kiir*-. W'v nl»*« jiml - hath--* on tho m-coml fl'ior litnc (itt-fHitiifii .ii. r lias just n-.|u..J ton uriMi which will appeal t BUT QUITE SPECIAL - a liirK"' hcilrodin ntecly 11 n- $31,500 mi* children. The IIOUHC IH four Rvmlnmi nilrlim MNN HuHuh itK 9-V |shi:i.'Ui>K IIIKI (UHhwiLshiT In- HIIK miKlil iirlit.i!'J MJVV wlitduw und nrepluee, nep- Kl«l» Chnplo AO H-3«>s IH elifiunlnw; iHlilrt-KHfK, clmleil — 2 car deUiclH-d (^uruKc any tins i,m i^ 4 uiifi iiiiil n in., nml 1.) i»>,.r.!,.| aratu (tlnlnK room and liir«c I--. Prmtun Um rl« A-2O12 $42,900 — lovely lot. A flmi homo for a modern kitchen. There are three l-|l»«l.-<> M. A. MFRCNER line fnmilyl $3l.fiU0. . you-ll i ^iri- n n u rnnc lovely bed row in H. «IM; full bath Janrphlne lllrlcta AD 3.1020 FHA APPRAISED and H half lmth off the muMtr Only foili- KtvpH Ki'in»rni«' ( IK- ItrnlCor — In.iirn.iee till) il !U four hcdroynin from the UVIIIK S12 Dudley Court A I) 2-4l4*;i| WE ASKED THE OWNERS nine panelled family room wllli room, ill ni MR niDiii, (U-ii. and iri'Hi.,1 p..i.! 1 j ti it 1 r hsith IM un added feature. klti-lw-n li-vi-1. Therr'H ill MO a ni.jsi hi' IOIIK. pleasinl iv" With a full bum-m**nt, attHchtMl * * * trnulf level pine puni'lh'il l.Ml\ ara you riddled \ery llttlr eliwh iieetleil tu |iur- il .1 ;iy muni a ri'Slful liju:. 1 WHY THEY CHOSE i?mitK<^ and exterior recently ifi.S rcrrt'fitfoii r«»im. Tlio hna- elnme Ililx >i>rtli »lile fiilullinl. in'ii|.el'iy i» will neriii.Mii painted, this home IH a real tlun IH excellent ami tin- I:UK>- by real estate Tu\e» miller . Meil» niiiiit- llllll alia am] 1? !;.v oi!j| •hurmor at JUS,500. ROBERT E. NEWMAN, INC. )>1<>l !H nk-i>ly Hliruhh<>d. Iniim- »,u.U hut uuiii'r 1III» Innllllleil I ui.ai t"i llu- iliililrtr. lo : 5 THEIR HOME I dint i- poMMi-HHlim can be ur- riddles? ue>v eellliiKN mill entire IliitlHe I AD 2-5AOO ranKCiI, re-ivlreil. AilMUHIIueH ilellnltely | PARKWOOD ESTATES iill'Ni't iliKtiiivmitiiKen. HUM :i lieil- litre »«.• the tllShHBM" of what Hellle iliiwn! fers e.mauu'feiL Mro. Humrmuker tolii UH (the SMALL ESTATE cl.i UM hllnilrc-1.1 nf riinuix. lilK IIIUIIIK r n. Unlit iiwnurH havti hc-cn truii»ft-rri-'ul: This Week's Hetty tj. Wlfmnnn lm|ip>- liuiii.'mnkeih In ltlir., uml Kuiiil liientlim. \ wi-ll lncutcil H hnll'unni An Impressive KngllHli hui of HOMES FOR RENT UV-II. IUN. AI) :i-:t3 till! W.'HUk'lil urea UAN't'll IIOVSW on a beautiful 1. Slit- liked till' Bti-D-ilown liv- f l.rirk frame and ntutey cnu- "OPERATION TRADE-IN" lia\i; .lime f.T many years; ing mom uinl tin: fuelliiK « Htructlun, heavy nlat*' rr.of. and We ntlll linve ftevernl lioiueH Ulione. .M.A.M.! RENTALS Hiun-Ujumieau Hhe received Lucatt'd in bvautiful WyclivvuluK for rent In Wentllehl nnd i tfi'iulr Hthool only a «h«tri walU. i-vfry time BIIC cntt-i-i;d the "WE BUILT THEM AND 1 THE CHARM I^ivcly entrance foyer wilh gra- vicinity. Price* rnnKC. from Albf r* It. 1'. Wlfirimm A I> ^-^s I 1 Hi; pitiu-lli'il ilt'ii, 1 Ij. hiithK. house. »17r. < 2-1U full haKt-miMit RILH hen't, IIVIIIK: lurKv iiiillfiue white living room CurnlMlifd — II fe>v lire fnr- M. A. MERCNER IIIITM.. iikuve rlKht It. lit ¥^-r. room 11rfpliil|>, tier mulitli. ) yeur leHHe. In Scotch I'hiins. hounol tirc-pliUM* uiul inatiy leaded I-UKC- iKim.-H wPio IIVIIH tur Liu* pri'H pleiiMe cnll nnd -tv?*ll do our tlrmhrr ^—Itmiell ITlth '1 lillm.. ilium. ineut windows, Thero It* also n l him.., iletneh4Ml uur., HI EARLY AMERK* 3. She loved the fcltohen and xumiy den, formul dining room lilli-ntiMl nt tliu iffTi-rlnH; Jirlcfs. UIIII.l) IH'NIISI (.|- il'M-tor HHtUt |ier iiiontll. vneiiut, It'll***. the urrlikfHHt nixik whcri' Wldilll wnlklliK illHtulU'd ti lilu- liirn<- 1M.HU- In II V.iUn'V Ulultlnlr Llntlnic 9)«lcm $3if9bo ,.'.:.. • iiiH an infnnnal dininw ana, I'lrnty <»f lutrUIll^ »]i:iri'. ,Vi.t :| l.nricr :> liilr*.. S'.d liulli". SHinllly l.ullt i-i.l«r..'. »J , hhv could work or Htt nml four itiMlrimmH and 2 % it.UliM AI.I. 141-llOOlH. \illli ^11* reerelitlun riiuui. -- watch the iiool when the far rrtun town. \*t>\\ \\\ \rs. A I' 11-1-tf anil name 1111W l"".« and muid'H (jnnrttM's. I^iir^o ter- HiMlti eur nil. Kiir.. nil Sll niiiutli ,..,>• urieeil r.T ••«rl)•!*!>-»«; I children were yu'lnimliiK or race fur outdoor living. Many "COLONIAL SPLIT-LEVEL" leiiMe ut W2?> |ier iiiiiutli. hal Htatcly trt't's and ilovvcrltiK 4 lii'ilroomn, 2 liullin, full nlr- !!'i"'il|'i'^ •'"' '"IVV'M'IV'^•' . nhruhM on an ucro plot. Triced i.niuMiloiiliiK. niiihoKiiny iniii- i. She liked the »turiiK<* •"— t JfiC.fiOO. CIII-MI fiunlly rnoin — nuiny ox- VACANT LOTS r.niMin. L'1- I'll""',;'''"'":',.! thu hie closet In Ihc kllclien, THOMAS JUDSON, REALTOR-INSUROR M the little and tlic hlB, ilr) tri>B. AalclllK f3U,!ll>l>. nm-i'iii'il l'"nli. ••"• s mali-ly 1, n.-n- ii(ar.iH> cellar. 1—!fM,l(M» — l*r«MI|.et I reel. «-,. U'HHil MVIHeilaU- )•. "PRESTIGE PLUS" 200 NORTH AVENUE AT LENOX \\ .••111.1,1. IIMI ». S'JB, every- JUST REDUCED 5. The whole family liked the Hemben tlllm; Illlt Mewer. 1 Tlml'D wlmt you'll llml In UIIH over-alzed Burnt;! for stor- or truu ci-litor luill Colunllll with AD 3-1070 2—W7--OII—li»i|ir,»« e.l. Fiinwiiml. inu hike* nnd iftirdcn KIOIH. i twin nlzt' tipilrnoniB — '2Va ri» \ iTo. Tills I lieilroi.m, 2>4 IMIIII. Homerica, Inc. Imthi*—bciiutlfully luim-llril cloi Il^MH.r.tMl—tiruve Street, Went- "H"n»lt to HiK'k" Miillt level — UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF LIVING MORE ABUNDANTLY Ii. "Hut, most of all," concludcR A natlunnl homcftndlnff ner :in on mi' I—.V.£ll,mi*l—>lumitlllllHlile. tlwli- rlvil. In SrnU'h IMnlnw. nelshhors, wtlliout douht, vier nvnliablr without cbnrR BARN RED N'T TOU lllte to m-i- thin n i l n home tllftt IH m> very miecliilV ROBERT E. NEWMAN, INC. viilh I. Hun M.iik.K i| ik,,\~- ] II.UMI "•> I.....Hllf.il MiinU' sine! MASTER BEDROOM (21'xl8'} YOUR OWN LIVE (emiinUtc with l i y MODERN Tell UH when you cim KO. It B 1411 Centf-nt Arc. lu.Mihli', I.II (nl.l.- lioune fur n j . . . fiiliy Colon In I fu ixuiilir- priced nt »3B,«00. PEARSALL A I) -'-MOO Aillenin .'ill-i'iinililliilier) i-iinie l l l l1 1 CHRISTMAS TREE 1';V<'!IIIIKHI PANELLED DEN (15') r'm'i'ii«. ni'i'i'Jii'i'iii.' ini | i'i""iT....' >'| <'i '"' """" l.Iilnit niKill sniiiiiurllmi'. 4 BEDROOMS - J lloitr ti.nl tin i>\li-ii lit (h iMMlru.iin J«llli Ili-i'iiliM't., IIIIIIII>- illnuiu & N. I'olniM-l. . . .AI) 'J-ISIIN 1.11 rise II X lii Kl-mll' level |iiVn- 'Wllllnin A. HnniMK''. All;i-n:i(U ,.llh MIINII l.u»li, IIIIIII.II) •,.. II,, ' ,,,,,„,, ,.„„, ,),.„, rinll>.,,, k|,_ There'* il r.'7" flirlHtuuiB tree Ililnl II.in r. I , , . , , i-luxe In the htiiihe uml rently In .-ll.-il I'eereiittmi ro.illl wllll n'l- $2,700 DOWN FRANKENBACH •iii iit-ud Aiia.msM PANELLED RECREATION jilielll IHiw (lev ronlll. Uu III II. Tnylur 1*1, «-i70M Tin- UVIIIK riiniii la 'li U\\ \' "• »••"'""»•« """ tl«»"iil en- »lrl.,li n-ltll lluht". ll.iu.e IN »||- I.IIIK ultli llri'lilAee . . . Ivil [ fllllM-e |H|||.||, Tliree Komi IttMl- einit. lie ellll hlive Jim In l>> Hie Inc. M:my oxti'UB ini'hulliiK e;ir- Mrmlier ROOM 1 1 ll l> '- -i• • n* «. limn p\tru» luelliiledi '.'.'"'.!": i.V"" . ' """ ' I'l'ilien I r >. nml hntli nil Ki-ei>ml llmir. III II.T-1N IIUI-.Mvl-UOVr nelhu:. liur. wanlier ami ilryer. $16,200 US ELM STHI&ET — AD 2-4TOO Ull LI S)«nn Si- llltle. uarlllAe. 'I'l.till !iO \ ^00 plot. ClilM hellt. MODEL KITCHEN nicjVliIllie'lieiil.lliJ 1.....H In . . • i u; I iti IIM;H KAMI. ICvrnlnua ttnlyi lillNemelll tne|mrilt| e eiitrnllee XIII- « very itli-«> InipreNHltiii. <'iii:r-.Min' ntititi tthh e l Attll ON BROWN AVE., tlitxt-l H. Crowe . s IIOOMK, S'.i imlllK, Ilroplao Attnelieil IIIII'l.i: IIIIIOAKI-'ANT 1IA11 $34,000 nluyroom. KnraKP, low taxou LAUNDRY ROOM C. Illnlr Uo«fr» I:I.I-.< Tine Kirrur.N ti.orii 1IrM. AInn Itmce CXulln SlHi.iOO. AD 'J-tiKOt'i. WESTFIELD KEPT IN CONDITION iiiuii'i.vti: UH (1-11(11 ONE OF OUR viwi. ri.iinu vi >• noon lU-modelfd to the Qm*«n*H tuRtn Inmea A. Clnypoolr. , . .KNll-7C^l i\ NIAIll IOM TO PLEASE \\ vri'ii soi-irxion Mm. AirhMd W. hy the ownern wlio «ri> truly Al> —Tu m-ttli! eHlali'. :i »ieilrooiiiH GOOD LOCATIONS ! tl' K.lll.llllll. In I-Mllni.lill. II l| II Ivlei'lur reei'lltl> pullllell. --'> perfftrtioniHl*. Not ii IIIK IIOHHU hvniB room. Ultfhon, lmlhronn A FUSSY OWNER %.»lt eleetrle, Niuiee tu mlit llr.^t , . . it IH vt-ry c(»nii»iii-1 unit •*« \v-ltli showor. Karim'f. thrill, itan | it> fniii- iM-ilri.ntii, ZVz In ll,*i,r niiwiler r.»uiu. lletiiiirkillile well urruiiKcd. lOxi-i-llinit Mt- lient. hoachfnint uronerty. Ap- $48,750 ii.iuniriil. tur.L: . . . IIK..I< i>, : 1I.IIIA<. >vl1 Ii lll(; I'l.A \ It.M.M ullerlliK fur jtts.lluil. ohiMi wilh oitt-lliMr mulct- liiiiiidr- pmloi'il lin.SOU—wicrillci- Jl'.ouo renter hull . . . nicely ilernrnieil ! (lli|% ,.|r i,.,,.,!,.,!* nllM.ii : M> iiud Ji lav. Si'paruti' tlfnlnir room. Uk l u:Kl255r 12;:I nml ln.hit.il. I'lllll lli:i)IIO»1ls t.ni.Inl) .••nillllu. TO 111'V. Sl-ll.l,. HR\T «>!» BRAND NEW HIGH ON A HIU 3 bedroom H. Kxeeptlmmlly low . . . TWO HATIIS mill KVV.V-I- • • l'leicnni ! l.VVKST, CAM. miilntfimiin- . . . tl"" (iwiiiTi- TOIIV. llrnile level Imiiiilrv . . < uHtlmuU- ulmut $1*0 (or Ml. H • lilK' MliiyriMiui . . . Kiiml Ini ^iltli < N'.irlh «lile Wrslllelil nt *3'i.".n«. BRAND NEW a (!-K furnace - . . forced air. ADams 3-2222 A wcll-liullt bl-level with rum Tht itnuHc Ifl inHMlnli-«l. and H. CLAY FR1EDRICHS, Inc., Realtor •rArnKi.-.i'.vVruM^!": !'\^ \ vi. :,-.,,7« ,,i... in... «.. K l,.-.lr.,omM, 2'4 l>:Ulin. I-.'iir lit- there arc aluminum cumi'itiM- • •iiMHeMHl.xi . . . Ijt^."..!!!!!). IIUIIIUI. tiieluvl Knruiie. nml full nlr- 4 BEDROOMS - J'' ^ Llun scr«-<-HH iititl wturm wlndnun. WESTFIELD Our 35th Year FANWOOD ATWOOD REALTY ennilitlonlllK. The owner )iu« rcll lh-n- in ihi- unutniiil! A rnmfot t ah]<- lu>mo fur u small fninil\' THOMAS JUDSON, REALTOR-INSUROR Hnry I'aliart All:l-^IT2 Jim Mini li unviK AT i. I:\IIX, :.i» :I-III7O handily located mi the tniH Hue mui w lihtn vm Iluilt In J!»5S — tin- tliivi'-l"V4'l .\otnr> I'ulille SHACKAMAXON DRIVE 1 CLEAN AS A WHISTLE ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor that 1M different! riri-iilM"* I" SPARKLING SPLIT LEVEL the living rocm; Kcn(iM«l ix-rch; 1 nepuniU dlnhiu r"«'tn; ?»pii-mr-» $22,900 BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN <5iOTBTlll3«T") A Ii.'l.l.ii-Mlilt ?, lieilpicm C"l"- Kitflu-ii: tin- i-ntrnnr. Is mi \\u- Jusl r. :iil v i.i In. oniflnllv ll«l(.n Absolutely rlwmnhiK hiinn' ninl wlili . Mil nit' level wild tln> living >n"in 2 FANWOOD LISTINGS niily :[ yviilv :illl \l|l]i Ut FLOOR LAUNDRY iltiilnK room inn! Uil'li.-n. TIHT-'S wi.ml JIIIII.IUIIU IIH W.-M us till- < Imwil.-r VHMIII I>IT Jtliiy i-iiimi) MAKE YOUR WIFE HAPPIER AT $21,500 inilv in years "l«l. u'-e.ir ni- il I'dllt on thf tlilnl Kv.-I •— us I.Uini: t-DMin, iliuitit: i-miin ;unl lij|.: kin-hen \vllh .•allni; s|i;t«.i- IIM.I t.i, 1..-.1 t:;ir:it:e. (lay heat. ESTATE Wvll an on 1 lie- KITU nil I'-vtl. illpl>\v:iKlu-r. Liiunilry ri..iin nl KI.I'1.' liv.l. mil lnin.iii.iu uml AND POWDER ROOM. II H)I.< <\ihui i>...l .i.k .Iriv. t |,,. ,1,11 .Ir-u tn ;,i.,l ir.-in .-i-lif.».t Hint l:,.ih in , \,'.-II. n! .'.,11,111,, it Ovi"-Hlzttl nanim*. r.iihciin-nt. :iltiultil;K liiHini' m IK lit iii» It. .\». mat let- \'. In IM.i tin y ah Hiuli. Junior MIL:II her.- in.- tli.- il.-iiuls - . I nil I"J«. HIM: In S...IHi I'hiliiM. I '.i:i-tf <>i- |';uiMhl;il s. In'i.l i lithli • n, itu^ li<- I ;IHI;II livi :iinl t;i M il ill I y lle,-,1:1 — NEWER HOME IN OLDER AREA I.. 11 II V FIVE BLOCKS FROM • '^ ^< lii .-|. I h.. h N • -i i i!i,|< S.'IK TI x lMi iil.it. >:;:,.nun. $26,600 (/•- A 1 I., .h III;. I.-,..- Ill' la" Sulllrtlilim 11.. I.I l.i Ull.I - :i HIM- Imi liMlli.' ill »i II .HI;I|I]I-1I..I IIMIH... anil ill- li u ,i> h. i . Th.-.i Ih. |. ••> n .1. 1 it hi I n I 1 (,'..,,| i, 1,,-fl I" I"' IK'llh .^tili iili.i; .lull.- i-in:..- In tin \V> ili» IMHI H«1I<>I'I .mil M FRANKLIN SCHOOL an;.' i.|i..lu:!i t..r ,i II lulnvlnal n>..iis. 'I'll.!., ar. l..iir !•. .Il'.'in-, f.uillli'''' .' 11 KII..|I|.|IIK iin-ii. I..HIM- iMrk-liki- k'l. l.'.vily l:, ^ :'« iivInt.' r>'"in mil I u.i I.a Hi,:. ii|i, II ;.. II .a. ,1 pi.r, h. J-.ar i.irjr..' a n.l .i I I-in in t- •••: •. .I'illi m-i'|i>:u'i' :i"'l '""•• Lay wiii.L.w: f.irin.il ilinhii: rimm. :i il.i r-'.ir \aril i.ll.ltl.i' jnn.l.v ;i n.l :..(!. I >• l\,[ lltt].- ..»,:; .';• |.>!-; Ini- ,ui«! 1 h. 1 <• :.h.-.l l.r.nnl '" '., RENT FURNISHED (il.-h.n with l.ri';ikfii:tl .ir.';i. It... c at:i.ii riK.in. l;iunilr.\- ;iu.l miliati- i'".--.-i Si-li.a. J'riri- >J:I,:.I!" . >i uu.lit- 1 nil iihlln lily V nllli.i' ,''"' .ivuidrv at Kia.li. l.-vrl i\ilh |.a:iln]ly iliil^lir.) l.aKi-iiitnt piay- reciiilr. •!- ' • •<l> li-vrl li;i> :; iln.-iful t.. .ti n..m--. 'i*\\«. air •••n.l II ion- ul.iw.-. u $250 I v..)i is an- 111. III.I. il. f"J!.::*U't< iMHlli.llatr. NEED AN OFFICE OR STUDY?
WELL LOCATED BUY, TRADE, SELL THRU ni-r M i. h I I. ., • !\-> .;,!-..1.1 M.IK I.V.I i,l p. i'l'. |l|i..p .\ |.U.I.I lln . 1" "I.I ).,iii..'.il -Ui'l:i- linn:..- niili ,i!m.'.-l -.fiLHi- li'.iiii. | . i.. II , lii.il (I.I-: 111- {.I... i I I .pi 1 In- li\ in: H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. .,..1 l.l.i !•.«• nm'l'.ii; full •.inn.i' in \ i i, l.i.. I., ,, |. ... NEAR TAMAQUES SCHOOL llllll/roll _ INSMMIH ) t---ih ..l^n-j -p.i.'.'. AI -.M'.i.l, I, i.I Ilirt.V ; i Hi.,, l.uir.hj ,...,.I;I i! |l III "•• v.-l , YEAR'S LEASE i l...lr m.. 'will i.il,.- i«|., I..-.I-. ih.lv lii'ii'l'.'-i, ,.,.'',''' i.iM.it i-.n DANKER & DANKER, L':I:I Van-Hi \ve. l:nn(, Wextlleld 'jr.fl Siitilh A vo.. l"nii.v, I' '. • ..i! -. .I"h: !•-!,. I - ir,.il:-|..| Ml :-.i|.-. f.-. Ull, Mil -I..-,, l-.l. |'r|.-- iui'liiil. .1 All it-lllllir. BARRETT a CRAIN Inc. — live*. Only —. 3 RRNTALS NANCY f. REYNOLDS A ONE-CAR FAMILY •Ixrm Mi'fiillri* SJ.II-7.'.K MI'l.TIIM.r. 1.1STINC MimilKltH llrrly llnmliton . .Rxil-nr.Kn t!35. $145. $160. 149 ELMER STREET 1:111 ^"{'iniin" '• AM --n:inii ,hnlr MIIIIII AH rt.'.ITI* a M-:w piinviiiK'vri-: IM>*» AIlnuiK -'-IHIH lll.lc M.lunlr I'l. 7- ^-nlsn 11!!:. I.' \M.l'll.tl t:..l !!•• .lllil Ilill'.;-I"M Ml'lVf. .N'iir >ar.l |l. M| - ,\n.i.•y f, 1•Iryn..l.li... :uy 1, llalford \ l> '..'-TVlri ,.] llnrtilil II. rhirr I'l. S-^n'->;l lerl.erl Vliller VII II-^SM I.I. I'.i.M | ii. hi hi..-rli..".I I'll.. ;J.I.\"II. ..\\t -J-KIIIW llrlr n *J rli nt lilt I. A. Sl.mn-. Jr M) 'J-TII77 l.nelillr A. (irtrleln .»!• 2-TH'J'l :<-r.rirr I-' " le l>» ril« . I'll H-i-HII (.rnf .AI) 2-7t:irt CALL FA 2-5800 OlKK We Hove Rentals II. II. llnrr.'tl. .lr VI) J-7n:l(l ALAN JO^N'STONi, Realtor Vlhi-rl (i. Ilimkrr ...Al> S-»f4" 1 i U J IIOMB .All -*-fl5-l * Homos For Sale l.tk (Mtfirnn; "i"> DAVID E. RINGLE AGENCY I """, T. Danker .. . ft. ft-nsdl ,.,.H, ,sr . . Ml 2-111)711 And Will Build AD 2-1BO0 Mciulir-r llnKlplr I.I«Ktrnhrr \\ linn M. >fln.iKiie Vli H-r.:I'->:-> o;t I-:I,SI sTitKirr An i:-nnAi Hentch 1*1 VILLANE & SONS, Inc. I. II. «l lr Vl> i-nr.ll RECENTLY REOECORATED .• TH.tl.in itlin II. wlii-rrt All ^-r.TTH AD 2-4850 AD 2-0779 AD 2-9047 . I.. Noln. Irflou .. . .1 ,V IS-1117 I 11 r~. .1 I Iteiirlel. \ I> :i-ITr,l) Vvr Ilrochare C-10-lf Mr». M.irl.,1, .l.ihiiKtnii .* *' 'l-i'-'lll ••• i.-.-ii.-.l |.i.|. h. i :>.!] t in !•.:.! In Ilii. lluiii llliir.nii »« '1-»Tia . ••!..•• I un i M.ii .ii-i A !•• il inn Mis. i:il/,ili, K, Jliinls '•• ••'•• I'"". !'i i'l. :|..il:i >'u)v A| --"--7. IS-M-II THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 Page 7 REAL ESTATE -SALE* ESTATE - SALE • • REAL ESTATE - SALE • • REAL ESTATE - SALE • FOR SALE FOR SALE • I • AUTOS FOR SALE • JOINS Realtor
NEW CUSTOM COLONIAL K\HASTA» tog. M1' \ JS'. w Uh l>;ul. ; flHtl UOIH.I: i;i Tl.. • M • I •• i.t < I'Milll li-li. Sl'I.O A 1 » i.l '". il>:,OiV rvMnS. 1 K WAR nil I.i 1 inustun Awni:, DUDKIN PIANO CO. ;.••-.. :;t :..\% m'-r «-,.n A «Ei^!R - SOR ! JAMES J. DAVIDSON ,1 U.i.lli.1.1. Tl.lK I1011.1 |. Kit. (fornurJy Oranfurd 1'lu.no .iT.il IMI j _ I::." K 1 •.'.•.• ).,,,,! 7 Kurtb Avr. \V. /ill 3-Kjtll HMKIttll-: .l.:itiliit .lish. .'• |-|. . > f. ' IliMI «f|-:itriltl :'- E L :sTATE i-. -i.. 11:. 11.1 ,.i..l .,1. .'li-l 1.nil,.I. 1.. \. r I 1. ., y. -, 1, . .ILL il'..1 CHARLES G. IOVEU STREET " * * * «»«f»**c«: ..'.•HI.-.. )>-. l.l.tliv. filu' t-;.-.!>•.. m • I III..-. 1" -I ..ffi lot :;tt;u lii-l K.irnii.' Pi !.-. i> AD |.1> |l!'.:t;"i. l-'i-l jii'iKuiitn.. 1,1 MEIERDIERCK, JR. WONDERFUl NEtGHBORS i • ni.t.iniun3 — jmui't.. rmw,,,r. SMI>I(I\S H ,l*.-il- lit IK r i"M, I- • • 1 mir»nln<, r.-i'i'iiilltioni-,'.. Kill,,..,, >•„..,,.„„, i ,,,,,ks ; pi ,.,, i, 1UM I'l.t'«•<>( I'll Mill:.!:. stun.l;i I' full us lo x.-i- this brand m iv 1 state r. fV I-MT7 oraniln. }i". Ul>. StHtli.n HllHii. * Tv ,...,. |;T>,,",.' «A ;* -1: - <• --li. "' -i.-ll. • . >lin.'-.i i.-l-i.:l. •IIUII.I- Realtor livtlnc T)'.ls UrRi' two )m-. ! • •'..l-iii.-.l run.I, i, I,.. ,,.,| „„ | j COLONIAL till t> AEI t-4t>$u H : I liAMU.IV SCIKKIl, ni-ril. ^vv> l-.-ainuul 11 .•«• studil.-vl lol 1,1, . l ll l l l S1 i A 5 8ED8OOMS ON 1 FLOOR ll-irvvl ranch. < do.lni.iiiy. I \ 1-unKHV H.< OM1S—m the P..u«r>' !'!ll*' n'''» "'| '..'!L'"| ,'.!Y'l!: ' »is., "'«i'".' I •*•«••"'». - " ' '•'•" I'l? Mi.'-Ulli I p'r I'lMtRK Hfnbfr of the i-li. .-I. 523,500 K'Uliw. InrK*' fnniily rumn. l;uin- shop, dli'.liprwiiri'. ovi'iiwBrti. urt- >ny f,..nn. -J-14I- K,II..I;,.. .-..-. :u,l- »'arc. i,toB,.u«f», at \er> th*a lialr Uuard ut Realtor* i 1 Th, nn, *-J l-.-t IIS' x l")i'. I'rin KM'.!*! *'. ictnil. At the fur i.rv -1 '.'iiuni|,,, nor* >•• I.I. 1.1., 1:1,0,1 in 1-wl has » ft . tuitni. u JUHNtiltX 8HUH. J m u-iih Hr*i»), AII ;; H'.'T'. PETS FOR SALE *lV MZil tiiniin: roi.m a l.'il' ty t HHt iol I'hHttitm upen fi-( Muriilay tbr.iuijl. 111 ul .iM-.K-orir klirh. 11 <«lui,lay 3-I«-lf lllVlll.l:, J^'l; iml lor mr luri^i* lumily. ." kil- ill ill II* it r«a: dim> i-vil T !.-• m»t IIIKM' lutv u living r,..-m !'»-! I-If l>iiiii«li ti\!n^ Ill'Itl'lll't I. pine l'i. -I si.ui SUW I'lAMll". wltli lipnrli, 1(1 your ,,1 .,,:,. , i.il.li, 1. - I'liuirn i: |.:..r II-IIM Cill AP 2-3l'Ji; "VI' :»iol 1 wo UUti l>ai lis. pU^ u i>iO-Ur wiittli would m«k» l ,. K^oil f« 111! I > I'OKIll ttU till NTO\H I'UONT Ktiiii';tnliM>. Us*, l.nwrv l': ..tl(r tir- ' ,.., l;iiu. , i,,,,- j| 1 ti • •: i.nll.|H.- IM IH 11 «'4}|.tkM\l. T, ) , li:is n !:tli;.' 'I \ jM-JilMttli- .limits loom l|l! pi,- ,h -i>- I.i. i' 1..>>!.- MOUND THE CORNER bt'ilM,1,111. un tillia. tivv fmiilK x I."), t uuuirj Kili-ht-ti wmi l-'aii w'i.n.1, ijiinf ul i*t v-' x i;:' Hum I a lift; HHI.H. nrrvifv unit rontilld .k'. iv.'-ii 'nut ui'. ll.-l. INSTRUCTION ri.nni 1111,1 n hair I,mil ivltn UtV ixUW f\miv A full latii "ii l»i luini; mom ultti tli.phuf. Hill Tli.' Pjiuio Simp fit!" T.lrlll ltiui.1 tt £i ll f iU l ti in 1 ntc iiMim. nujiJiMti Uiti Inn ,--.".t.h I'lKIIII. I'l. 6-37VII; FA £.»3tiS ll«-o t>nakllt, Sohool. Tloiv i> ;i fin.' Inuiiriry room ! 11 lull l.ntli. aid flour 'mi; VKI-%-1- Utl.tt \t\-\] ^ it I'll tii'. hlll'*II5X*. KVVKVV--. tiutlu.r ,,f plni • 1. Ml «l..|'«|l« Hi'l'lllll'Hl I.IUH 11 .11(1. \N uy. rp^lalrw urc H t win-siKv Vour Au.ilurlBi'il l.ovrrr dritl MM1 .',mt> l.iii.t . il; linn,.- lill'tlio.l-. l! l ln'iti "i»ius, (IM- nutHtvr i*; IV'xCf. siiitili', :l II. IIIKII • •Uvr.. I,.I,.MI,,M. K n ytun ItniA tfi Hlltl. TI.I'IV iK 10.1 All: v Uralrr liii.l.lli.i u:ir.l, ytun ItoniA I l*0IVll'.'. Oftll I,,' » - rumu t»)< bath, oil sti;itu 10.tl-tf iiiiiin lid.l . Went/Mil, '.rail AP j.f.ssn i — IKn tllrd balfon — |*IUN Then' is n HvAj.hr >^taliu:\y to |i..it. 130- fli-»'|i. KhmliMl lot I'.m- nrmis l 'ril AP j6-6-f t Kioram-. « laundry » liuti- ':unl \t lit* h( t.> ^iH'tM'iMp. >t-1i<.'\>l. toi fun. ilii.ti in tiniii, nut) luis. < u; lTJ <*.]. in.ii 1- 1 4IKfi.\!M -• t.i'Mtiiinti 111 sour holilt £«falrd ««wir dormitury room uluniuunn <.tnulitnatnitii». SI; alioiia'iiri'S of C: to ti. .111 your >• I'M ••> Tn.-.-ilas.-. I ).,.in- Ml KUV-f ftlll 1>V HKHIIHIO^I f^O.klilt. ;-11iv il'.iti'in m,th,',l- All un.Kn. gu) M. DELMAR RITCMJC • RENTAL $145.00 IIIIK1,?IH (i-xfi'iit i-liiinl .ntriiii) niRtrlr J«' » BV1 »1K This is truly & tin^ luunc in ;t «"(lit SKW-Ctiijt. ______n-2i.tr inn- |iHir. \\'i' f),i'. inil'/.i' in a tiny lint- lorattnn utul 1 ,-ulii.|) ally I.KIM'I, t i-.i In i,,l. l,,,:iv.l. I la. 1, IIII'.O. H. At HAMi ( lot yli.-. Sll.iM IIKIII-.. I,-.' Kllllti-li a William A, Clark, realtgr, :cr nmtii (M' x »»•), Hrr- jirin-tl iv ht-i\, t.-t.r.nit. In,S. .-lllllo o.,K it.llls 111 11,-ll.t'l .',.11- i> S. Ai'i-lili-'a H.-tiiilf Sli"|, •i:lii Smilh Avis, today announced • ft. E. SALE OR RENT • M.'ii't>vlll.. tlpi'ii HIS I'M. OM'.i|i «•, itMt — dirtier rimnt, nun. Tuis.lay. I'tu.iii. MI Mil" 1; I'M. Ah ;: n:. 1-. thilt M. Del mm Ritchie halt jft 10-11-1(11 Mit-rU'fi nail 4>j»«*ti |Mtrcfa. Muri- SHADOWLAWN AREA :l III' . :.H..» 1il,i».|. nil I.1I it riini\(i in riiiii'ii 1111.1 Mmil. i.> }| MOHKHN rOI.OMAI, jiom"; tlirt-o (..| ;ill pill |v,..s..l. p. 1 l'.,h-..i.J»>v, nl.v.1 ml j:tc,ul viuh.i;- W'ASHICH* - Nriv rtn.1 UftiMl, fully ltlr.lt kllrkru with dlnJfiL' Four lii'drooin^, thrci an«l one- 11 m il, nil.II .linn-nil'. AH Ali'.."\Vi's'llllhl. ll.'l'lll'il W. Si. IIIBli Mi\ RiUllio li«» htti'll half ti;itli}<. AK > ..u c lilii lliis i-oyiu: two 11IM .tilthmoms: Mini) Mrli.iiil t.'a.lo'r. AH :-l.:6'.i. S-lC-l! JAMES J. DAVIDSON (^howiT. I.IVIMK roi>tn. Hic|)lii. J-OUC. «-!O-tf l(s nu'iier>i n r»> iiuiuciiliit«-ly «l>- mi nnl. .1.. lit' Iniiii h.innl fur tho jmut four fcato. UK A I.TOH AM) IMILHOU i:l l l ll • MIII: .in Raymond Young — Piano Sludit pittTi liMtllttic plmtl only I'<; luiifiU. The (orttiitl living r KDITII .t*T!i rail Ai> :•••.((> ttulh ttiiu^rk VHUNH, A««l. I'liov to (his, Mi. Kitcble b«)4 Mil)) tir«-|>l;ifC ts jurf.iHy 1>I.|. II, 11. , :II|>|IU-. 43T (OUTII AVE. Cuiuj-li-ttly ln^ulnlrJ 4" rorlc uoi-1 Poll I l»f Ks llu- luiH. l'urlln-i ltnf)tiuu mill «idint; |M-Hni\nonl .lw)ut.« IM Tl:vil u-lsliini: t" l,i Mun\ lll< H>l>ci*(iit< win 11 ^Jt's Win- I* Elm SI. »>«l«rl Kl 1.34 Ml, nloiiK tho Imtl you Imvr nc.v^ WB8TKIKM) I.S.tf t<» 11 '.•iniiph-u-ty modcrnlitfil Mi* l 5.6-1' I'm' (ho pttxl ^0 yours be has Hifii, l In.- |>o\\iit'r lonii) iiiul ;il AD 1-7M0 Orilrr NOW f.pr CUrl.lHin»t 1 riTiitiiM; — 11 lull MI,.,,.1 nmi 1 iii- (lit- rr'«r |« tt itioei it]tp> it) '•!•• •i.llMlllll l,l,-V,'l.'. lii'on 11 ri'siilcnt of WesUlcld anrl THE l.m- mlilrt'la. 1'•< n.l u« T. 1'I ill-).. I! A 1:4« hi-at oil fui nurr. 2l;0 voll c-l An-.. W.-nlll. I.I. 'pi'..11" All --..I!') llit'liluiul Ave. \>t tlie rt-ai }&n\ ititnuKli n-akf;iM r<>i » I SSI T'-n mlnutoH walk rriitor town, IU-H •'l.lir n I'rvKriil itlfti a l*'llli|rr" K.MIIIOI.' itlil-.liial I. u:.:.l,< t KIIHOII Junlttr, vn-Ki S'ntoi ]\\txU in In is,,-I),-ill I-I.I,IIIIII>I.. 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'lill'li.-o'-; il.-ii-..-n Tn. i-.l.i v-'Diiu-M- i fl flrcfWnrrtl UVIFIK room (-ll' HOME FOR RENT 1f> ral m> Ilc1111tlf.1i Mi.up l'ituri."n nnit 'l'rn> S«>tnr fort UIIRI(> family In co ,.l I.,, mil,- 1 nf.'iiow Air. AII a-n:;;. lii ui'cupy 111 IN Mi'M'ly r»-il»* ttn(HM« lionifM ("MI t»-tit ti> Wti H WITY ni'Miloi Hlpd kftihia nlllt dining 1 •,,11 Si luiih.it,. Tl i>-il i''... l-'A I;H'MI Jii'in* !«•{-« trtl wiiiiui v ff*-M mid vhlnlly. TtrlceA avprt lllil'J Ulur Mr«. ((ml I'llt Clllt" (1^ to J^:i pir nwnlli. i>)viiKt> f ll-li-tf • HELP WANTED- 931 KIM8AII AVE. — tt*'ll do jur lifBl to h«>l|i l*rtrr GUITAR I.WII' 11(11 N'I'IM, v- «VH(II itenUora. Al> 2- or J-U Iwtlr I.r««i>iiJi — Sltiilnn ^II*(IHMI* IIM.II (llrd Iinltimnnt nml rk- siTK irn. Itlim; III liny niti.ti. > -.0 lial.- 11 .• FEMALE *> • t: "l' UPHOLSTERING >*'iir« ptort-hhitHuit 11 nil it-m-tiiMu Ki-mli: Icvrl i.«. rn.- KMU.ISII TI'DOH HUS]I)K.\T|-: ».ll ,,).,!,.• ,1 l,<-.i,iilf.il I,in,], |.,1 ,.,„ Kil'HCf ;i t I 111 C 1 I I'N.ur litMlMiuMN, :l I'UlliK. .SI'NK- jutii-nrf. t mi \n :t-»N\fi r.n- prt'- .11:11111 nnvKi.i, FURNITURE REPAIRS 111111 it in >• ui»lllihli> Indr* lf»v. APPLY NOW l porch, lilonl Sou I li M l-:.\ l.l\'l\tJ ItotjM. wHh ln'utu- • REAL ESTATE-RENT • %uv, nlmulnum Mtorm* nnd i;*T« Py J^u:- I'm llll,1: ii.'ioiis'llir sir. .•*" ADatm 2-0226 :> - rn • 1 f ini tin> Avon u|i|>»rlutilty to W*k« III'KNIN'H rilti:i'I.A.'K. fi'l'iunl »:(t'->f.i> it ivi-L'li |iar< *lm«. Ko «r*- •«• MM. M|>u«'r lor a rrc-r*n11nn ilitiliiK' n>i>l!t. t<(lfiu->' kill JII-M :t-ll,AII.|il.ii i..'»il> II.'...JMI-.1 .t- J li-i:,n nii.ttnt:N"i AI l.'i. \ int^ «'M>»'i-iviii'v ncttf^tinr)*' LA)1 « HI. i.:.iny »f .ni.ln.iH lii...,(. 1 1 111 n .'ii-ii -..11 Mi* !'.,i,-. 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MALE OR FEMALE \ 1.1. -i > ri-:*i .-ii-.it ii- i.ut. - ., olCV 111 MiHllroll A\^ I'l. fi-iMr"it' I I'l.lHti'lt J-. "HI II".!.Oil' I.'I k .f. 1 i.l.l- I'll.I I,"I.-.-. Jill, ,11 iivi'im:, <-iH-rh')'tli: SSIIPH rrprw Ml II VI III I . 11.' ii I > ,1, I.™ ,,l"l I", ) I |,l:.l' I, |.I'l'ln I ".. 1....in.. I.:.Hi. Ism.tiy 1,' £. T. WILLIAMS 'ot.rMC'iiiii ivf». 1...1. . j : 1 ',.11 AI > :' 1: IMv ''M'III.I itii-.iiii.- I'liiiKnnl (*<>lot*lftl of* - !l>l,.-| I .' 1 111.1 I. .-.I":..* th r(,!.(, I'll) IK •*•!•• I-!•*»<. *i»IMT THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. 1 - - • '!..« i:\pi rh-rii'i' ih-sfiitl>l<< (Hit lltil ,,..i. 1.. ,.in .1. .Minn jt:r.. 765 Control Avp. rni,'*. ill :* (M,\ i:w*«, innrs \si -.;n . >'- u<\ II nil mi- tn It. TV REALTORS INSURORS I. .\... II,,I 1. 11. . 1. ):.i..1. 1. I >(-nr tin »i- St.) uoitns, si \ it: \MI irncini.i.i v II •:"... 11 liiivv ..:• :.ni. it. .Ii.. ••nr<. of Linnett & i!r»l«. - tiaiir., ,1 1.. :i.< AI ' :' I !MI, I,UI:>M;II. 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LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, I962« -1*- Wl I Th« author of numerous articles i'V»| in national magazines, MT. Lebow Linda DeFrancesco, Yule Tree Sale Draws *Early Birds' "'" upervised the production of 11 STORK CORNER j Twelve, Thirteen notion pictures about Judaism, Y's Men's Club Launches 16th Annual Program which have been telecast on moat Daniel C. Remler Singing Groups of 'the TV stations in the country. Designed to Raise Funds For Youth Work He was graduated from the Uni- j Tfieir first child, Larry Lee Mc- The Y's Men's Club of Westfield Married Saturday i Clain Jr., was born Nov. 19 in versity of .Missouri with the de- ! MuhleiibeiK Hospital to Mr. andGoal for Many launched its 10th annual t-als of 'ree of bachelor of journalism, and | Mrs. McClain of S00 Forest Avc. Christinas trees Saturday with a Temple Men's Club Johns Hopkins University, bache- ii.'i Linda Ann HcFninctscu, The ultimate goal of many uf considerable number of "early or of arts. daughter of Mr. und .Mrs. Midiae! * * * the students in the singing groups birds'' taking advantage of the DeFrancusi'o of 1!>73 -Mountain Let' Stuart is the nume cMoscn ut Westfield High School is to be wide assortment available the first To Hold Annual He is married, has a son and Avc, Scotch Plains, VeiiliK- til* by Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Snyre part of "The Twelve" or "The day. The sale, a volunteer project laughter, and resides in New Ro- bride of Daniel Curtis Komlcr, sun I Jr. of 13-1 l.iiifoln Kd. for their Thirteen." of the Y's Men to raise funds for jhelle, IN. Y. of .Mr. and -Mrs. Curli.s II. Kvinlcr | daughter and fourth child burn youth work, is running daily from Sabbath Night of 1351 :MartiiK- Avc, al.-o ScoU-ii j KIJV. 20 in Overlook Huspidl Menibt-r.s mutt plan to take ud 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Orchard and vanced choir in their senior years, Sea Inspires Lore |*» «• help y0ufindf t . Plains., Saturday in St. risirtholo- * * * Elm Sts. TheiMeti's Club of Temple Eman- but are picked prior to this. Di- homein theriah,,j: mew the Apostle Chuivh. Th<- .Iti-v. Mr. and Mrs. Hernard Ilearon rected by Mrs. Anthony Gleason Edward Swan, chairman of the u-El will hold its annual Men\= Of Ships at Yule John J. lister oHU-intoii (it the 4 t»f -11 Summit ft. announce the of Scotch Plains, supervisor of Club sabbath tomorrow night. The p.m. ceremony. birth of their third cliild, Mary, sale, urged customers to purchase Ships arrive on Christmas morn- music for the Westfietd Public their trees early in order to get the religious service will be conducted ing, carrying Jesus, Mary, and ativo After a rweriiioii in ihr Hotel I Nov. lo in Overlook Huspital. Schools, they are selected mostly best possible in variety and size. •by members of the .Men's Cluli. In Suburban in Summit, the couple j * * * for blend. .oieph, says the English carol, '1 Douglas Fir, White Spruce, Blue lieu of -the rabbi's sermon, -Sylvan in over left for a Bermuda wedding trip. I The birth of a daughter, I.is-i Lebovi-, executive director of the -aw Three Ships Come Sailing." They will rej.idi? in Selinirssrove, Windhum, Nov. 14 h:is been made "The Thirteen" is an all-male Spruce and Scotch Pin« trees ar- This is ono of many legends de- cities and their I known by Mr. and Mrs. 1'eter group and started in 1!)41 from a rived early Saturday morning and National Federation of Temple SYLVAN LEBOW Pa., wliore tho lm i.s n double quartet. "The Twelve" is Brotherhoods, (NFTIJ) will bo veloped by ser.faring peoples to student at .Si'sciuehmma Univer- Metzgcr. Mrs. Metzgcr is the for- were quickly sorted, priced and connect 'Christm-as and ships. sity. mer Frances Windhum of Wusl- made up of all girls and was or-placed on sale. The Blue .Spruce guest speaker and deliver a talk Society, (J'CS), the brotherhood's mation on cholc, * ganized five years later. The girls entitled 'Men's Club and Brother- The bride's ivory waLin LCOWH was field. trees, purchased 'by the club for major educational project for in- Stories of the first St. iNieholas ™nitie and i * wear identical costumes for sing- the first time this year, were given hood." terfailh understanding. In 1958, s appliqued with pe-au d'unev lace. * + * ing. The year they selected a royal were carried from Asia Minor to Announced by Mr. and Mrs. Jo- particular attention, by early cus- ; the JCS won the Freedoms Foun- northern Europe .by sailors, and fore your first Her illusion veil w.as attached to blue sheath dress. The INFITB comprises 418 Ke- area. a rose petal licr.dpifcc'i? and RIIC tar- seph II. Koediger of 2'J Scudder tomers. fonn Temple brotherhoods with dation'M George Washington Hon- children in Holland Jong -believed ried a cascade of cnbbatre roses. Kd. is the birth of their first child, The highlight of their year's it Powell, club president, over fi5,000 mem burs. The NFTB or Medal Award for its college that St. Nicholas arrived by ship a son, John I'hillips, Nov. 24 in activity is the Music Festival in level progrr.m to create better un- from Spain. In Greece, St. Bauilio NO COST Mis. .Howard V. Towle of Tap- and the only member who is o vet- is affiliated -with the Union of Overlook Hospital. The mother is March. Each group sings separate- eran of all 10 itroe sales, praised American 'Hebrew congregations. derstanding of Jews und Judaism comes on January 1 to deliver PEARSAU S pan, N. Y., was her sister's honor the former IClise Phillips of West- ly, but on occasions sing together. -iji advancing the American way gifts, and ihe too is transported attendant. She wore an American the quality of the trees. •Mi'. Lebow serves as executive field. They appear from time to time director of the Jewish Chautauqua of life. by ship. Beauty brociule tfown designed Keith Edward and Kevin Alfred at civic and church functions The club was fog-bound Monday with a bell i-tort and carried a are the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs.wliich arc approved by the school night, but managed to get all its One ungrateful man does an in- "5 Eln, bouquet of nink and American principal. "The participants sing lighting in working order. From William Bamford of (102 Roose- 1 jury to all who need help Publi- Beauty roses, feathered carnations velt St. The bakics, born Nov. 22, mostly for 'fun, and are not plan- now until 'Christmas, trees will be lius Syrus AD 2-4700 and variegated ivy. Thanksgiving, in Overlook Hospi- ning musical careers," Mrs. Gleu- •n sale every evening. Due to an 'Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia tal, have a big brother, Curt, 2 '&. son states. „ exceptionally large turnout last DiFranceafo of Scotch Plains, 11 weekend by club members and cousin of the bride, and iMisy Su- * * * Members of the groups arc: A second daughter, Carolyn Bettye Baker, Alberta Poland, Hi-Y boys from the "Avanti" zanne Kavka of South Plainfield. chapter, almost alt of the trees SPECIALISTS Their ensembles %vere identical to Leigh, was tiorn 'Nov. 10 in Over- Pamela Scharmann, Jane Tucker, look Ho-pital tti Mr. and Mm. Ron- Merrill Stevenson, Margaret Cook, were -priced under the leadership the honor attendant^ of 'Richard Erasmingcr, pricing in iBarry Heniler of Scotch Plains nld A. .Straight of 1381 .Stony Joyce Jackson, Nancy WoodruiF, Brook Lane, Mountainside. Anne Mayo, Jane. Tiemann, Chris- chairman. was best man for his brother. Ush- "EARLY 92-8 ers were Thomas Brennan and * * * tine Mayer and Marianne Overhay, The club holds t*Hi* Kl*1tt»r Jr., or IIIIIINIOII, 'IV.\«n, (irt* now r«*n.il- jt.nr is tne former Linda Voss. Inw tn Ir. und Mrn, Kriin«-I*< lloHke), were * * * For Columbiettes IHirchfiMvil ihrtniKli (-'t-uxH County Heniiy, Juenibern uf thr WewtflrliJ and iron Their second child, a daughter, From Home Catherine Leigh, "was born Dec. 1 The Colunibictkvi, auxiliary to •& BAROMETERS A CLOCKS * MIRROB n Overlook Hospital to Mr. midthe K. of C, met last weok at the Thousands of children actually •i< COLORFUL, DECORATIVE PRESSED GIASS got to see Santa at work every Mrs. Roger Clinc of 1002 Boule- clubhouse, 2400 North Avc. Mrs. year. And they don't even have vard. 'Her brother's name is Wil-Ann Golday, district deputy of •A-GENUINE IRONSTONE A COLONIAL LAWS to travel to the .North Pole! iam Lee. John Berry Council, Dunellcn, led The lucky youngsters are visi- * * * •the meeting in the Rosary on the MATERNITY tors to two "outposts" of Santa's It's ti girl, Suzanne, for Mr, and absence of the chaplain. APPAREL 132 E. BROAD ST. •Mrs. -Frank L. Florian of 57 San- A major degree is planned for workshop, located in Wilmington, ! N. Y., and TorriiiRton, Conn. In dra Cir. Born Nov. 26 in Over- lir.-t- degree member.? Dec. i) nt St. WESTFIEID, N. J. look Hospital, she has » brother, Joseph's Si'hool in Haritnn. Mrs. • Dresses • Slips |/«» BONNIE CREATIONS"! cither location, visitors may view AD 3-1844 San la and his helpers iis they mukc Christopher. John Baker, vice president of West- toys and other irifts. * * * field council, is in charge. • Skirts • Bra's "Santa's Workshop" or "North A third con, Andrew Thomas, After the mccSing, Mrn. iNoa' P.S. — We also have delightful Children's Rockcn was born 'Nov. 20 in Overlook -Hos- Lambert, president, introduced Mr. Pole," on the uido of Whitefaco pital to iMr. i\nd Mrs. Stephen • Smocks • Slacks Mountain at Wilmington, opens in Leslie of Weslfu'ld, who demon- Cordon McCarthy of 903 Boule- strated the 'latent fn^hion in wigs. June, and continues operations un- vard, who «re also tho parents of til November. Eif^ht reindeer ore The hr.rir stylist, who hns been in • Sweaters • Panties, etc. Stephen Gordon Jr. and Peter business in Westfield for .10 years among the live animals present in Jolm. the village. Science Now had for his models iMrs. Williaiv RICHARD D. 1RWIN Maternity Headquarters Slnca 1943 Connecticut's "Christmas Vil- Price, JVIm. Alex Fitzaimmonji, Mrs Hobcrt •Cullen -and iMrs. Neal Lam- Herbert I. Hoer, presiilunt, Su- lage" is open for two weeks be- burban Trust Co., has nnnouncvd • USE YOUR HANDI-CHARGE fore Christmas. Here, elves help Made Clear bert of the ColumbietUiS^ The wigs were in all shiides of blondes, reds the election of Itichard D. lrwin Santa, and reimfoor-replicas in- as an assistant vice president. Mr. clude the rcd-noscd Rudolph. browns and gray. lrwin wns formerly associated with •In both villajrer, the religious To Children 'Mrs. Helen Maziek WIIM in charge the Chase Munhnttnn Bank of meaning of 'Christiuac, is well re- Representative of the trend of lxfrc'ihnier.-is. New York. He attended the New membered and represented, with toward making science under- A Christmas party is planned York University (irnduntc School beautiful [Nativity scenes illumined for Dec. 18 at Uw clubhouse. Mrs, You ciin lie freed from any liilsc ;iji))itiu.' if you will turn with a receptive, unpreju- diced lliou^lil lo ihc truth i otuainctl in ihisrMiw/ bonk, .S< ii-Mie ;nul llciilili with Key in I In- Script ii fes by Mary HiikiT Kilcly.
^ cm may ic.id or borrow VV k»t * delightful Christmas surprise lo givo your UK ATTRACTIVE GRAVE BLANKETS will n— wonJcrfu! CHILD UFS Slioci. fittingly portray your continued devotion .Sic-nie and lli-abh hec ol ihnij;c .it .my Cliiislun Sri- Such winjome styles ior every young foot . . . lor every townrtl those loved ones who have passed on. tint; Rt-atlinj' Room. '1 lit- liool. cm In- |inrt liiisiil in red, occasion, too. Hero arc pert drees up iftpliioLis for partying Placed over the grave now, they remain jrroon, 1 far into the Spring1. .i;ic'tii, in liinc liiiitliui; at S') • • . smart, liara-wearing LuocK-Aoaut I'ols for eclioal ana and will IK' M HI poMpaid on p!«y . . .BUpplo l^irril Slcppora. • • witli a ^ootlly nicigurc of ! lctcijil ol i iii-i k or money KIMBERLY KNITS a magnificent costume comfort anil firm foul L'UJU1'11' 1^ni 11 in. Lei n i vhow Place Your Order Early. : skillfully combines the softness of lines- tlicm to you noon. 1 roundness at the cowl neck, superb rouno . Christian Science DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED in the silhouette... with the softness ot tex READING Complete Lino of Orthopedic Shoes a blissful blend of 70% wool and 30•» «> ^ ROOM Delicious to the touch, delightful to the ey. Whctever Amount of TIME, SKILL and PATIENCE . vjt.ru. am. tinguished by its inimitable flair for femm , is required we givo it cjladly and courteously J 116 QUIMBY BTBEET a hallmark of every Kimberly creation •• - WKSTFIELD Hours: 10 lo 4:30 Alio Monday, 7 lo 9 167 ELM ST., WESTFIELD TEL. AD 2-2400 Felice nxation concerning frit f ren, church terviaet and Su* 266 E. Broad St. toluuil {» mUo mvmllabU. 163 E. BROAD ST. AD 2-5163 Westfield Open Monday Evening* , THURSDAY; Social and Club News of the Week in the WestfieldArea
Junior League Ball Pre-Ho!iday Events Holiday House Theme" • Around Town Scheduled for Members Of Garden Club Meeting iOf Newcomers Club The Uarilen Club of WestfleUl r. am) Mrs. George W. Mann Nancy Zimmerman, Dick Bangs, Scheduled Dec. 15 will meet in tbe bonie of Mrs. |44 Effmgham PI. entertained The couples get-together group Jell UleeKe, Kit l'cfk and Duvm of the Westlield Newcomers Club, Lloyd Oneal, !)3l! Uinhlsml Ave., teday at a dinner party in honor Tuosctay ut \2 p.m. fhubten Jigme Norbue, brother »itr. AtPlainfieldClub u YWCA-yponsored organization, Dalai Lama of Tibet, who Mrs. C. A. biarke of Berkley, Tho 'Plainfield Junior league will will hold a Christmas party for all Mrs. Theodore Woleott of Nor- the guest speaker that eve- Cal., who has been visiting her loUi its h\>liday charity dinncr- members of the club Dec. 15 from ii?town, I'a. will speak on "The [ for the international relations sister, .urs. Harry i,oei> 01 BOU«- iance Dec. 15 at the Plainfield l> p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Westneld Holiday House." Mis. George K. rtnient of the Woman's Club vard and other relatives in the Country Club from 8:30 p.m. to Kescue Squad building. Tickets for Hinun will serve as chairman of 'estfidd. Other out-of-town east, tiew home Fnuay. 2 a.m. the party may be obtained from the hospitulity comnutleo. ; included John Henry Kraus •+» Mrs. William K. Stilwell III of Mrs. Prank Brand, 588 Terrace chairman of the Tibet Hcholar- Miss Elsie Aieade of -101 W. Westlield is ch:*innan of this over.t i'l. Coinmittee and Miss Aliyu Broad M. Has recently returned •vhich is boing eiupported by over The antique study group will Bimane, executive director of li-oin a vacation 111 i-Jngiewcoj, i50 residents of the Plainfield, hold a meeting next Thursday fholnrship committee. The co- 1'ia. where sne visited Cajit. 1U0- VVestfield and -Scotch Plains urea morning at t>:30 a.m. in the home | families were Mr. and Mrs. I. »\H| and .Mrs. 1{. J. Sii'uen-iHur- .vho have chosen to be patrons. of idrs. Maurice Houtin, 2G3 Sen- Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs. gen, loilm-r residents ot Ittllgie- eca PI. The- topic for the day will wood l.ane, Mountainside. Proceeds fi-om this bull will he |ium Magalhaea. put into the league's community be "Colonial Christmas," with a rust fund which currently bene- discussion of the customs, decora- • annual formal dinner dance hxpected on me "Queen Eliza- ' tions and menus of the time. bem ' touay are Air. Bnd .Mrs. J, '. :iis such piojoctK as the Drake • Westlield Cotillion was held ilouse- •Museum in Ptainneld. Youth Mrs. Herbert J. Wackcr of 1106 Ku.-sell freeman of i.io S. Chest-I Tico PI. will be hostess to the day at tho Plainfield Country nut Si., who sailed Del. 5 al>oaru ! ^n.plo>nnent Service, eolu-crts for for the benefit of the West- me "L'arunia" for a cruise to I •oung people and children'^ the- social service group Wednesday Kescue Squad. Mrs. Itichard .Mediterranean and Iilack Sea iU'r and puppetry to more than evening at 8:15 p.m. The group erhouse and Mrs. Lawrence ports. 1,000 school children in the area. will plan its monthly trip to the era were in charge of the ar- he.se projects are also aided by Ncuro-I'sychiatric Institute. . ements. Mr. and Mrs. iranklin lient of eague vohmtoers. Tuesday evening at 8:15 the £54 Knollwood 'J err. entertained membership committee will meet he Couples Club of the I'res- Tho Jivor for the dance will fol- in the home of Mrs. K. Lee liul- rian Church will hold its an- the fjieuit);. iuiil~i;iUJ_ u.xi'tuuvi' low the themoof an "Old Kashion- board of lamaquc.s School at cock- lington, S>72 Cherokee Ct. Mrs. dinner-dancc tomorrow eve- Lnr c emit'sday at 8:15 p.m. at the Miss A. Gormley Mrs. Slilwell Juis nmong her com- evening at K :It0 p.m. are Mr. and e two sisters of Mrs. Uowland mittee the following: Mrs. (lordon Mrs. Alfred Fischer of 776 West- ook of 834 Harding St. nr- Woman's Club clubhouse. Mrs. V. W. Serbe is m charge of relre^b- C. Thoiiias, invitations; Mrs. Wil- lield Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Clnrlo yesterday for a two week Becomes Bride of liam U. Cunnick Jr., patrons chair- Cereon of 7U7 Dorian Hd., und Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hesscr of Haw- ments, and Mrs. Harry Monigom- man; M iy. Frauklyn Jt ^ullebarg- and Mrs. Zachnry Ross of 48 Mich- e, and Miss Christine MeCann ery and Mrs. K. 1). Smith will pour. er, iMiterUiniiii'nt and Mrs. Kilward ael Or. alo Alto, Cal., who is here en- Red Bank Veteran L. 5>wan, treasurer, all fmm West- The afternoon bridge group w'ill to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. 1'red Doerr of 12-iEi field; from Scotch 'Plains. Mrs. IJIII 1 meet Tuesday at 112:M0 p.m. in the -"•- Tuttle Pkwy. will have as their The HI. Kev. Msgr. L. K. Me- I), liolimsoii and Mi's, lleimi I' . home of Mrs. William Marks of 43 rs. It. K. lla rl wig of 25 fi W. guests this weekend Mr. ami Mrs. Williains of the Queen of Peace Toiuphorde, publicity-. Sandra Cir. A spcoln! purt'lmse ennblrs \is lo offer lliesr cy Ave. will entertain the Juck Dalton of Philadelphia and KoiiKiu Catholic Church of North The Indies evening bridge group bers of the civics and legisla- .ilr. ami Mrs. Krnie Kiske of 13us- Arlington, 11 friend of the bride's will meet Wednesday oveninK at lovely pearls lit ntnnxiiiffly low prices. Ricli, [ department of the Woman's ton. Also visiting will be Miss Su- family, olliciutcd at the wvddiiig of Westfield Twig H:;il) o'clock. Mrs. William Owen lustrous, Irluesienl cultured |>riirl»...eacli of Westfield at a Christinas Miss Anncmarie (ioemley and san Courage of liostun who will The Wcstlield Twig to the Se- of 527 Dudley Cl., and Mrs. Don- one produrcd l>y an oyster in tlio seas of ttic and tea at her home Tucs- be the special guest of Miss Linda James (iibbons Saturday morning nld Clements of 705 llplvidrre juftcrnoon. in Holy Trinity Church. The bride nior Auxiliary uf the Childrens into Orient, Choose tlie slrnud and llicn pick llip Doerr. Specialized Hospital, will hold its Ave., will be hostess for the group. P. Armstrong of Bradford, -+- is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening at 7 p.m. the ilnsp you like from n wide selortlon. William J. (.iormle-y of 432 First second meeting of the season, visited recently at the home Lt. and Mrs. Carl Picket and Tuesday at 10 a.m. lit the home of telephone committee will hold n PARIS! lis daughter and family, Mr. sons arrive Wednesday from their St., and her liusband'u parents are pot luck dinner at the home of "Tm-lH hi die KitY. nut!"' NEVER AN EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT Mw. Charlotte GiMxms und Janius Mrs. Pmnk Persons Jr., 785 Hy- . . . Kityt* o\i|- i-Xi-ltttiK I Mrs. Sheldon E. Beadle Jr. of home at Grolon, Conn, for a slip Ave. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Knesyuski, 1MU roil 11 ii I'M tut I'luuiU'UHi1, week's visit with Mrs. I'lckel's par- H_ {jib^ns, 1K>L1I of Ktni Bank. Murio ItiTiiunl, FREE GIFT WRAPPING Edgewood Ave. Kimhalt Ave. • hiUKlvtor of liar.Mi ~*~ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Q. t-iil- The ceremony and nuptial mass UiTiiliardt voti son of 382 Urenda Cir. U.'ltr.liaUHci). iss Elizabeth I'uttinni, who will were foi lowed by u reception (it the .Wi'il HIIC HH>- imirc'.' nnrrk'd Dec. 22 to Jonathan Mr. and Mrs. »v. I,. Stuart have Mountainside Inn. Mrs. Kdw-Jird .Malo' ycui- n-Mcrvut Ion oauc-h, wits honored Saturday returned to their home at 4til S. Wals-h was soloist, -and Miss Mnry IIIIW for n luarveluUH crystal shower and tea in Chestnut St. from a Florida vaca- Kli/.ulioth Homudl, organist. This Christmas . . . (lome of Mrs. W. P. Kinneman tion at Merritl Island and a visit (liven in marriage by her fa- 'A'S Parkview Ave. The mothers in St. Petersburg wiih former ther, the bride wore a gown of Say It With pe bride and bridegroom-elect, Westfielders, Mr. and Mrs. Fred white silk organza trimmed with _ JEWELERS George C. Putnam and Mia. Sleiei'manii. Venetian lace and seed jiearh, its J^y Hinebnueh, poured. —+- tucked skirt sweeping into a chapel FURS By GAMBURG 206 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-O829 The Satunlny Aighters will hold train. A cloche of clustered 01- I. and Mrs. 1". L. Kennel Jr. imiii1 blossoms held her bouffant Edgewood Ave. spent last their Christmas dance Saturday at Nothing Will Thrill Her Morel WESTFIEUD • N.j". the American Legion Hall with Mr. veil of fcilk illu.-ion, and she car- Itend visiting Mrs. Uennrt'fl ried a while prayer hook decorated ALSO RUTHERFORD py in Bristol, K.I. and Mrs. E. K. Cliver us chairmen •' ATOP THE HOTEL SUBURBAN of the committee, assisted by Mr. with a wliite orchid tu\<\ .1 cascade 141 So. Hanlton St., C. Orange. N. J, • HACKENOACh. |ven children and 1(> grund- and Mi-s. William Osbornc, Mr. of white roses. A Gift In Good Taste For reservation! call ORango 3.1200 Jren gathered at the home of and Mrs. John SU'Uerna(;)c, Mr. Her sister, Miss iMarianne (lorm- Cloiod Sundays land Mrs. A. Del Monaco of and Mrs. Hubert Uogers, Mr. and lcy of Westlield, was maid of hon- That Will Last For Years {Cumberland St. in honor of Mrs. John Smith, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. or, nnd bridesmaids were iMrs. Ar- Theresa Ui Maio of 567 Hubert Evans. thur Ij^iick of lCatontown tind LMIS.S ner St. on the occasion of her Anne (Ji-bl>on.s of Washington, I). Just Shop and Compare birthday Sunday. The. WeBtllelu Junior Woman's C, sJ.stor of the bnilt'gi'oom. Thoj Club honid meeting was held Tues- were dressed alike in Kcarlet sntin- \ You'll BUY At chanm hec with a lovely be Assembly Dance will be day at the .huiue .pf Mrs. David pcau with fitU-d bodices and bi'll [Saturday evening at the Ki-ho (,'arfield of 210(1 Arrow-wood Kd., skirts with bll.-tle bacKi*. \*cilfd Country Club. Dr. and Mrs. Scotch Plains. l>ow* «>f tin' s:iliu- color were tlicir Bon ]'. Hamilton and Mr. and Tho Kooseyelt Junior High stu- hejiddrcsscs, and they carried cas- I). W. Helcher are co-chnir- dent council dance will bi: held to- cade liolitjin ts of red and whiU) morrow evening at the school, with carnations. FURS avid Beadle and Johnny Mc- Mr. Uerardo as faculty advisor. Thoina.-; Killeil of Maplewood, bi-othiT-in-law of the liridegrtHiin, "Westfiold's Fur Shop of Distinction" ligle spent Tlumksgiving week- The Children's rferviee t'omnnt- jjin Ridgefield, Conn., visiting wa.s best tr.an. Mr. I.eilck (Hid tc:e <>f the I'amily and Childi-en'n Itertrand C'oivoran of We.-t New her Wcstficldcrs, Mr. and Mrs. Society lu Id.their Christ mas meet- MADE TO ORDER READY TO WEAR jry Miller and family. Yolk, the bride's uncle, wi'l'i' ush- ing Monday at the home of Mrs. ers. REMODELS REPAIRS Gene Zirpolo in Colonia. r. and Mrs. Tom Mamiino, Mr. After a molor triji through' \c"' —+— rr) Mrs. John Kontonelli nnd Mr. The KolTee Kapeis of the West- Vtn'k State, tin- couple will livi? ut I 249 E. Broad St. " ADams 2-3423 Mrs. A. Mnzza entertained for 2.S South St., Kcd Hank. Tlic lovely j/old crt»rm« uesls at the Mannino home at field Junior Woman's 'Club will ! | meet Tuesday at !>:3U at the home Till' '.Hide '.i a ri'dliiil-.' ui )I"ly r.triilliKu 'III < l sliowii. liore an; just u Few Summit Ave. for a surprise Trinity High School and nUcnded from our liuue nnd anniversary party for Mr. of Mrs. Harold List of 'J10 Harri- t'nion .liinior College nml Seton ;-Mrs. S. J. Muzzu of 12-1 Kirst son St. Hull t'Mivcrsity. -Mr. <;il,!,on.-, :. mngiilfii:«nl collection. If Saturday evening. WKS'ITIELD IS'TALKIXO Ki-inluati't>f l:.-d Bank High Schiud, alie rollm Is sterling silver AliOUT . . . .-ervc.l l!nw ye.ir.- in the Army, .irms slm will nljo anil Mrs. mlliani Thorn of *.\-.o of them in t; riuany. He is The uiiM'iisonal weather which SUDDENLY want In sei- our rollertlon : K. Hroad St. hnve enjoyed a doesn't put niie in tin- spirit «f a--(,; i.i U.l v.ith the MouilMUth 1 from Mis. Thorn's aunt, Mrs. Christmas shopping . . . Luniin-r Ci'iii., l!.-d Bank. ^ WATCHES BLOSSOM FORTH of Wells slerlintf silver yti-r N'eyen of Baltimore, Md. The inspiring uniiunl pi-rfiirniaiire 'Him- of the hridrV, aunts, Mrs. X t IHIIIIIK .. . tlio liiri|est visiting the Thorns were Mr. of Ilanilel's -The Mi-ssinh" .Sun- '•' r IN SUBTLE COLORS Mis. Theodore (iullh-kst-n of (.'orror.in, .Mr-. Kr.-.nk (."urtin nnd in all New Jersey. I day under the ilireelion of Uoh- Ml ;. ,l<;llll |li-::inry, ealertailled lit cy. Mass. who are enroute ert J. IVnniston and l»r. (JeorKi- 1 from a Caribbean cruise. a >hmviT ni:d dir.n.'r al the (.'union W. Volkel . . . T. a C.ir.l, :i, .!ei -y (.'i:y. .Mr. and o -+- The luMiitiful Christina.'! lights in ic lioai-d of the Westlield Mr-. CwrniHy i:av,- the rehearsal the business district . . . j.aity. (pter DAH will meet tomorrow And the fear of drivels to ]>e out OMEGA the home of Mrs. John II. Monday evening in the heavy LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PA\ Sliier of 550 Clark St. fog. • 4 . jrVelvend hou?ei;uests at the t of Mr. and Mrs. (J. I- Kust; K'1.1 Cnrleton Hd. were Mr. and ; James Stone of Dnrieli, Conn. '• -+- I -. C. 1!. Myers c^f 725 Austin ; :i* i-ftui'lu'd from :i visit witli l:tntrbt«T and family, Mr. and Philip I.ces and ^on, C;irt ^ IAH'.-, of Mam-ln-stcr, Ccnn. •• 'Soi-iables^vill hold their . tmas foriiKil li'iiinmiw ;il Give this fabulous, festive fragranco in Hall ai S::i» p.m. Char- ! many ways . . . each elegantly decorated Martin is chairman, assisted for Yule time Bids. Toilet Water, $5.00; Su-.m l.indlcy, (,\-iil McOwen, Floreal Mist, $3.50; Bath Powder, $3.50. (Not shown: Floreal, $3.50; Talc, $2.00; Bath 0i!, $3.50.) All prices plus tax.
II. A I.M.U .l.i.ll-.. .<-,.,;•»•.-• f'l'l *'-'r> WML. "SX ENJOY A n.r,,i .,/,.! v>-.l.li,v iin«. Si !•:. A .1,M.tful • ,l..,,,,, A !•...<. A II.M.I f..r ll.. U^limr I,.,..,,„!> I',,,. . i.;,.,,,.!, at the lias time liecn told more M.11 . c, I W.,1.1, I ..I. «!..,. «,• ...> ., mtifiilly llian in then new Omq'a ,. ,rl «ill.i,, ., ,,,,1. ,,f k.,,l,l T. -II,. !(„„,.1,|_. A I...I atches. Multi-color liycr*; of pink, I"-I- "'"I '•• "II I ». il- ,,,,,l ,.!..»„.,• I...,,, I.. ,,l I IK reen and yellow cold ... WidccI l.lul.ly |i.ili-li,.| fl'l I. »l- L-.l.l »,il, II..,,, - 1,1,1-1, ..,,'1 .. .achieve tlic old world loot: (|c»iiiiil M'l.'H I,,,,.!,! ,...!,.I, I,,,!.,. ... Xil. '•« •':•< C,:'J«jll. . »:::«: C.-y : ft'-.'.ois and ?mi!y. c;:f..j ; :iid goltJ. i lie movcmiTits insidu •iivj trcer.. fiil l!if- ts-:*ei | «I. 11(jiir-jn.irl;i'rr. ;ir<: of 18K gold, ^.ii'i Yiitftt'js Lpin' uJ:iy ; «i rifles and tnterldin- ; criul .vaitlics for nn impnriant Jjift. 1'riccs j'j i-it I PI .ljjl'.i ail '. at 5115, IFederal tax included. NEVER AN EXTRA CHARGE > -,L'f:.;:-.!eis jry pL'mpd. • '•I f,C-v Vcjrs, tv.'j pm 1 FOR CREDIT! I'jiiii'S. lieft' Crcin Wir.g. | ... t.iit'.},•:••. ice ii.-.it A^ j FREE GIFT WRAPPING! JEWELERS FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE! NEVER AN fort .-1N.Y..MU M3«." I 206 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-0529 ^Jaii 1 win I.eili mlh tulti ti-,11 i 'JEWELERS EXTRA CHARGE Write or Stop In 206 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-0529 V/ESTFIELD • N.J. ••:: V>«1 I •« !l f'CIJO.T FOR CREDIT I for your FREE x t/ 129-139 CENTRAL AVE. WESTIMEIO • N. J. &• *-«U£i»Lr:ik» ALSO RUTHERFORD St^tltfl AD 2-4800 FREK DELIVERY ! fclDOEWOOD • HACKENDACIs, Charm Catalogue! • IIACW-lSAUl It's a Wonderful oi Christmas!
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/ane I OPEN EVERY NIGHT | Open Monday and Friday Evenings UNTIL CHRISTMAS j 129-139 Central Ave., Westfield AD 2-4800 t excepting Saturdays, Dec. 8th and ' " | '' I 1 WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1862 Page 11 itTIUnity PlayersjRake and Hoe to Join I Wnai B'rith Chairman Mrs. Michael Wuhl presented to Ivaytv.vud Grant, for- Junior League Sees I PETER COLLINS PRESIDES program r.t Tufts University, This With Club Garden Dept.' mer director of tho \Vc.lllns, son of Mr. undMS the second in a uories that will I Present "Ernest" CA. The fo'lowing year, Mrs. Decor Demonstration ] Mrs. William H. Collins of us feature foreigi; miivii-Jter Mrs. Gol- For Christmas Meeting \ Named Chairman lirvu-i' Ki:r.S:ill nvWved tho hoimr I'ark St., riwnlly moii<>ratt>l n dii Meier i>f I:ivul und Cheater for hrr work on I hi' Wo-; t field MemhiTS of Ihe I'lainlit'lil Jun- li-cl.lift'-tiisL-Ll'sion period frrtturin^ Howies of tho U. S. iltate Depart- j xThc Rake and Hot Canlin Cluli 1 [December Play fiuirler ami in the field of odiHMi- )!' Li':ii;U' were hhown vurivius Pr. Marian ]•«•!> isichki, tlivt en- moMt, Collins is pnvfideiU of the j»f Wtistficld (a YWCA sponsored For Civic Award ii«>n, voy of Uw IVopt' K<-iml>lio uf I'o- Tufts University Studimt Council. ! organization) will hold a joint 1 ways in winch to make deo.1ati..n- I ..t 11 eiv a re bo: n g M. n \- to th i' Mii driiil materials «t n meeling hinolitn] n area. ove, hand props, and Bill iMc- ThThe fl flower committee iGift-Wrapping Contest anj, , ,,»,»..«liifhti . i wilh Mls,- Carl E- Smi*-h in t'h Set by Garden Club f he fe in hip ] ] n 1Ur ld k BEAUTIFUL. Z^lLt!: rvh T^ " ? , r r ^ ? ^r-t^ T» 14K GOLD ,e direction of Ixsslie I.on . M!',.additio. ^.A"n to. 7.Mrshu.^ Smith. *!'.°, worehci: Mcsl'. "-' omeetinn !Iomug «.f f ?thre yMountainsidinsllmls . .llte ..CartlK'- tt'comb is cloinjr the (JecK- (IniiH's I'aul J. Burr, James H. den Club Monday at 2 p.m. in the Comptun, Frank J. Ilugan, Philip home of Mrs. Hodger Itichimlson TIME-TELLERS ng demor.'itration will he H. OpponbeinicT, Milo IJ. Schaefer, •by 'Loonard und E;U>1I« At- of 640 Tremont Ave. Torg Tonnessen, J. Richard Weiss Members will 'briiiR K'fts fo'r Not in yeorj hovo wo icen sucn lovely slidus of "The Malchmak- Jr. and Charles II. Vauchan. • T- ' ' titl patients of Hunnells lloxpital bracolot watches os in Ihe new Tissof be shown by Charles .Mpy- The club is also very pleased to which will be judged for the announce that Mrs. Philip II. Op- beauty and originality of their collection...and Tissot hci$ been making youta for the Feb. 1 inert ing nrnhcimiT is now a nationally ac- wrappings before being sent to mm fine watches sinco 1853. Every Tisiot he held Sunday ot 3 a».1 Hcredited judtje of flower shows, the institution. Sometime! ll't hard to know jutt the right gift to give, features an unbreakable, lifetime- at the clubhouse, 1000 North S bringing the total number of mainspring, a fully jeweled movement Uea Kelly will direct two jutio)i to tht' eric K. IMubiitL and benefit from their schooling. ncfak . iManatt nltcndvd Wcstliold Christnutx xtmy. TRIDFRITE manual Tho traditional lighting of can- School und is n graduate of dles for the Chanukah celebration S SHOC WESTFIELD: /" I CRANFORD: Jniversity of San Dio^o. Jle will take place this evening. Mrs. ntly eniployetl in public ro- Neil Fox is in charge of the pro- 82 ELM ST. ADAMS 2-3680 ELM & QUIMBY STS. L J 27 NORTH UNION AVE. ns for the £an Dic^o Z(H>. gram. embur wedding is |>l«inneGlamorous Top»
She'll love a Hoodod Sweater $7.98 Skating Skirt ...$4.98 Skating Dross $8.93 Mltlenj $1.00 to $2.93 Sox $1.00 to $2.00
A toasly warm Coat in wide walo corduroy, pile $3.98 to $8.98 linod in blue or groon. Slacks in 7 to 14 $17.98 solids, plaids, Strolch Ski Pants, And wo havo tho prottio»t stripes. $6.98 to $8.98 Christmas Dross for tho $5.98 to $19.98 •vorite girl on your list. $5.98 to $19.98
Nighties with matching peignoirs. Slips . . - $3.98 to $10.98 $19.95 to $21.95 / I Pellicools . . • i^ d o presented i>£ the Northern New tion and aid to the blind. phasis on ttie strategic importance unti 'Saturday ih the Fanwood Jersey Alpha Gamma Delta Alum- fire proteotioj) f^it 26 per cent »nd of Guantanamo Naval Base, con- cr Presbyterian -Church, ihciuilu the nae Club's Christmas meeting. 13 per cent eoas to- tin-ion County trolling: «11 the passages through fuilow-iny in arli-lic de.-Uoi: Mrs. I). Ft. Lucas, Sunset Park, Chi Omega "Night Owls" for coanty eervices, including Oie Bahama 'Islands -which provide Mvs. A. (). TOJI^IM'II, "With Upper Mfmteliiir, is hostess for the ruads and courts." He pointed out He-cess to the iPanm* Canal. In SERVK that the budget of the Board of riiirliinils (lay"; Mis Carl Holm- parly to be held Wednesday at The "Nitfht Owls" of Chi Ometra his surveillance flights, Convmand- ON COLOR iu:-.»t of Sunny Aen-.* (Jimlen Club, 8 p.m. will hold their regular monthly Education in submitted for ap- cr Malhiot often observed as many •'In Kvcelsi.s (ilori.'i"; Mrs. i.ouis As has been the custom in pnst meeting at the home of Mrs. War- proval each year to the voters of as three or four Urpe Kuusian Mulinowski, "And I.ij;ht Ye Up years, in lieu of a Rift exchange, ren Smith, 115 Surrey I.ane, Mon- Wcstfield, that th» "Town Council freighters entering Cuban waters r'our -Cajicllo"; 'Mrs. W. K. Cerber, members will contribute toward day at 8 p.m. Co-hostesscs will be and the Board of Freeholders have in a six or eight-hour period. When 'On Christinas Day"; Mrs. G. \V. Mis. Frederick Walters and Mrs.no control whatvw imr tho Board the purchase of arts and crafts of Education." queried *s to wherther the Russians Hall, "Christmas Chimes"; Mr*. E. supplies for Camp Merry Heart, R. K. Smith, both of Westfleld. have actually removed their nuclear <.,. Shlosa, "Iloiph Hoi Uie Holly";where the club sponsors two camp- The Ducetuber meeting will fea- W. Cmdr. George D. Mailliot, US missiles from Cuba tua alleged, the Vliss Carol Sliluas, "The Little erships each summer as purt of ture the traditional Chi Omega NiR, recently returned from eltrht speaker would state only thst, up One." its altruistic work. Mrs. J. II. cooky exchange. Kach member is months' service in Cuba, spoke on to the time of his return to civilian The horticulture award of merit ; Cromwell of Westfield is altruistic asked to bring* three doicn Christ- "A Look Inside the Guantanumo life late last summer, "I personal- .vent •!<> Mrs_ F. J. Uarlholoinew. chuirman. ians cookies; one dozen to be used Naval Base." Jlle described the ly never saw any delane command- cargo." loJny, berried shrubs; :Mrs. C. K. Alpha Chi Omega the Kessler Institute for Uehnbili- er of a Lockheed "Neptune." Dur- "Tho Navy was our whole main- FREfi DELIVUY 'iocsc, Mrs. K. A. Kolctla, Mrs. J. tation to be used during their holi- ing World War I, ho recalled, the stay of defense in the Cuban cris- P. iMudocn of the Crtstwood Gar- Alpha Chi Omega alumnae in day festivities. Germany navy with less than 100 is," Comjnander Mailhot declared. len O!ub and 'Mrs. Alun Bovrbower the Westfield-I'luinfield area nnd submarines almost brought Eng- •He also paid high praise to the ;)f the 'Hluu-kaniaxon (iarden Club, their quests will attend a special The remainder of the mectinp land to her kneoj; today, (Russia with Drug larrow-leafcd (•vcrfrrcun*; Mrs. holiday demonstration Tuesday will be concerned with prepara- lias over 600 subnuii-ines, nviny of N-uval Eeservc units called up for Iteerbowcr, Mrs, Richard .Mikulaa evening at 8 o'clock at the Public tions for a Christmas Brunch to be modern dCKij^n. AXter outlining active service Jn the fall of 19C1. •md Mrs. E. 0. Hvizdak, broad- Service Electric Co., 108 Watch held Dec. 27 from 10;30 a.m. until the various methods of submarine "I think that the Reserve forces OPEN EVENINGS TIL |O|J Dafcd evergreens. une Avc, Plninfield. noon, at the home of Mrs. S. D. detection from the oir and by other can 1x> justly proud of -what they Kirkpatrick. 62 Woodcrcst Avc., contributed . . . wo hope, it did The Junior achievement award The Christmas program will fea devices, he surprised tho audience Short Hills. At this time, the by stating that 60 -per cent of a something to prevent war." was tjivcii to the Scotch Plains turc interesting foods nnd unusun "Nijrht Owls," in connection with The meeting was conducted by Junior Garden s;:t eliu-*ifie.iUoM; The Middle Jersey Alumnae KAY WINDSOR cots o smashing figure in Mrs. B. R- ll.>.vle, juil^-.i iiiul Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi worsted wool double-knit with th&.very "In" awards; Mrs K. M. Hall, hospital- sorority will he installed at 12:30 ty j Mrs. -M;ilir.im'*ki, juniors; Atrs. p.m. next Wednesday at the home Presents Exclusively for Your V-neck, slil pockets ond polished leather bell. K. Cazeneuw, eon-ervatiim; Mrs. of Mrs. Lawrence E. Humphrey, Mr*. H. W. Chri.-ty, ti:-ke.t«: IMIS. 25 Hawthorne Dr. Mrs. Franklin Misses: grey, navy. Petltesi gold, navy. P. J. Hiirkc, Fjil-.rf. H. t.aDuv, .South Orange, alunmar director for New York and New Jersey, will be the installing of- Wesmarco Meeting ficer. Selection FOR CHRISTMAS The ritual will be followed by Treasures from the attic will dessert anil a regular meeting of form the jrifts, one per couple, the chapter, which wns formerly a which members of Wesmarco will clul). Mrs. J. C. Cissel of Westflelc' Official Girl Scout Equipment Agency bring to their tree-trimming party tonight at 8:30 lit the Y. Poems will be a co-hostess. Calf Handbags from Viki — Leather lined, 121 Qulmby Street ADamt 2-1131 should be attached to the Rifts. Delta Gamma Brown, Black, Navy . . . .15.00, 18.98, 25.00 si/;. » *. j . Open Every Night 'til 9 LEADEP CLASSIFIEDS PAY The Suinmlt-Wcstfleld Alumnae Others from 8.98 ^xC^f] N(
Tote Bags from Celebrity, Trina, Imported Tapestries, Plastic Leather, Patent, THE 2.00-3.00 TRIDERITE Marvella Pearls • Simulated, of course 1 Strand - 2.00 2 Strqnd - 4.00 \Zs SHOE 3 Strand — 5.00 Cocktail — 6.00 VJK^^ ^-A/'' THE SHOE THAT UNDERSTANDS CHILDREN Earrings 1.00 and 2.00 vk -^K •>
Beaucraft Jewelry — Sterling Silver Pins — Earrings — Bangles — Charms 1.00 2.00 3.00
RELLE SHARMEER NYLONS > ^"*w J BREVMODITE, DUCHESS ^ 1 "*'*" Seamless 1.35 and 1.50 i T Gijts from Vance Daytime and Dress Sheers 1.35 and 1.63 Evening Sheers 1.95 You'll find the traditional AND the unusual in BRASS, COPPER, WOOD, Bayberry Mist 1.50 WASHED COPPER AND POTTERY. With Candles 2.00 In Wide Variety Whisper Weight to please everyone on your From Grandoe 5.98 Christmas List Kid Gloves • Cut Flowers • Plants • Gardens 4 — 6 — 8 Button 5. 5.98 6.98 8.98
THE Fownes LITTLE In (he newest Genuine Pigskin 6.98 LADYLIKE Apple Candy Camel — Oatmeal Red Potent LOOK • Centerpieces Black Nylon Christmas Cloths 3.99 - 7.99 - 9.98 Deliveries Velvet 52x52-52x70-60x90-60x108 Door Swags All Over Shiny Black Round, Fringed 60 x 80 Patent Wreaths the World For the Man of the House Tie Rack — 1.00 Utility Tray 1.00 Wembly Ties — Dacron, Silk, Imported Open from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wo Keop ACCURATE RECORDS of All Fittings . . . Moil REMINDER CARDS 1.50 - 2.00 - 2.50 - 3.50 Provido FREE SIZE CHECKUPS
doctors' Prescriptions Cnrofully Fillod PLAID STAMPS TOO! P..11 im.. ~t '"'rffiopodic Shoes
INC. §1TRW RIIE 321 SOUTH AVE. Opp. R.R. Station 82 ELM ST ADAMS 2-368r 158 ElM ST. AD 3.Q800 SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVENIENCE Between A6P and Mutual Markets Open MonHriy Evpninqs »T*HE WtSTFtEtD(N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, Dfi Pkt* Sub-Juniors Plan NACCW District Group New Members Croup Hears Convention News, To Hold Holiday Meeting Sror« Hourc 9:30 to 5:30 Busy Month with Discussion Chairman The new members department \Vc>ttiflil Sub-Jun- hosiiiiitlity, and her conimittre. ior Club, who haw jtt.sj complete*! Catholic Women »t St. Theiesa's Cliuixh, J.iiiiieh. ThurrKliiy fvi>- Mrs. Harolil L. Hevelhetmer, th*ir ful! niKnvy-raisiiiK projwt of chtli;inan of tile music depiutlnent, LEANING painting h..usi' mimliri's on curb !iin>r. will speak, awl members from hor SlulU'S. -MK*. \V. J. .I.iunl> .lr., Scotchj department Mill present the day's Kor Clirisimus, tljoy will pur- HlttiiiSi district president, reported ' program. Each member is remind- For Chrhtmat rliusv all the ilt>nis nivdwl for u on the 31.->t liienniul vonvpntiou of i ed to brine u dollnr present for holiday r for a iiwJy family the National Council of Cniholio | the jrift exchange portion of the «nd will also s<>nd pii'scnts for the Wuinrn hold in Detroit, iN*«v. H-7. program. • •.our coxy children of iho fmr.ily. At Tlusnks- The thwno of the eonvejition was itivinK, tho Sub-Juniors jrive a tur- 'The Christian in the ClniniriiiK The New mid Nearly New key to a huusi'lii-M whirfi would World." It orfoivd three ch»lle-inr- will IIBVP a tuble of OhristniRa otherwise haw f.uiu' without otie. M to Catholic woimn Rroup.*; J'ub- wrappinirs and irifts which may be purchased duviitir the nfternoon. During th<> holidays uml after lic morality, pt'fsoiml responsibil- ity tnnd human dignity. u liuH-.e l>-.iskrlS;ill ^riiim-, ihi> ilub will Rpoasor a "Twin Twirl" dame iMr.i. Lamb explained further Evening Department ill whidi jtrin-s \\;|l 1>;- awardi'd ihut tile pur|Kicie of the diutiiel was ANY for Uio couplr* with tho mo?t nl- to unite nil Ciitholic women's Sends Clothing Gifts i tractive mat ill jntr cuslumc*. trroup--; uiul HitiinUHU' a conscious- 1 Dec. IS, tin* m.-tiv'.H'rs will uivt* ness of the boci»l tc-rtchinjr* of tlu MOUNTAJNSIDK— N«xv whlt« « |iarly for iv*id:-nts of tlu! Tn>n- rhuivh. socks mid torry cloth biln will lie totl Stalu Homo for (IirU. Tilt' •Mrs. (leorjre Weprmnnn WHS IVJ>- wrapped nnui"ly to IK1 lie-Id tal by me-nibervs of the evening :irls nro un- June 1, lilOS nt th« Scotch J'luin.s paihnent of the .Mountainside Woman's dab. iMrs. Mutliew Ynl- dertaking a iloor-to-iloor nali' of Cuuntry Club. ouniiy durim; thi' ii;onth. lis and Mrx. Walter Yountf lm\-c Our exclusive hand sewn tMembors of the foonj'd of tliirc- been in cliarcv of the project. Our washable, 8 button slip-on tois lambskin gbves are extra warm with leather palm in a 1 At the KTOup'ti imH'liiijr Thurs- Sisterhood Holds tlint wen on snle follmvinjr the day in the hom> of Mrs. Daniel becfuie 6f the special electric soft knit of wool/raccoon/ nuvtinjf. Hrtrlnetl, Mrs. Harry Weisnmn combing process that softens he nylon. In fawn/cork, black/ The noxt m«etiii»r will be nt SI. w.u iintnllej at a now mwnber by lamb inside to a deep, rich pile. Gift Display, Sets Anne's Convood, Jim 21. Mrs. Joseph V. |{ii;jiio, rhnlrniHii. black or gray/gray. She will Iw ho-te;-.s for th« club'rt Women's sties in beige or brr wn, Sizes small, medium or Urge. Membership Tea Ambos Attend Funeral nc\t meelinj» WVdnosdny. small, medium or largc.Tl.00 5.00 Men's sizes, brown only, sms.J, CASH end CARRY AM flswHnwi* of nttrnotiw (fifl Mr. and Mrs. John 1\ Amlios of MISS NELSON HONORED medium or large, 12.00 Mall and phon* «xfor« A/faf Call and Deliver $1.25 itouu wan (lisiployovi by tlm Juda- 751 Curleton Rd. Tueada/ attend- Iliirlmra Nuhon, dauirhlor of Air, io4i Shop a( « Si>ti'i)iil mM'tJnv.' ed (he funeral of Mr. Ambon' ftiul iMrs. Theodorv N'elsou of 827 SAVE 36c to $5.00 TODAY! al Tc.i.iik' Kin:ni«-K'l Wrdiuvxlay. father, Leonard C. Ambos of New Hiftliliiud Avo., has IHMII ^I'linttsl u WATCHUNG-State Highway, Rout* 22 • PLalrtfltld 7-OJOO iNfononinA and other Clmnulcfth nc- Market. nieril award st (!ro\'e City Colleire we mean ANY I Any six*, style, or shape — any coiisoritis wero fjipcfiully featured. for lu»r .^tnTitlln); in "the* top Ifi per lumber of pleats. There are no up* because of the Chairmen of tlie Jud,n.iiv» Shop Arv LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY cent of th» junior chwii. LMr*. G*Uri.>l iMnlkin uml Kdward lumber of pleat* or because the skirts aro In any way 1 mutual. This is a saving of 36c to $5.00. Bring your Lo-. in. It was nnnounoeil by -Mrs. Chas. ikirts to G. O. KELLER'S now and SAVE I Azon urs, \n>uld l» PHONE PL M100-OTHE* TOWNS WX-210O (Np Toll) hv.r<% M ra. >Vi->-.|i'y SU.in mt:l Mis.' KJ.IH
.. . -li .in ill-, .ill v.i ik ' op « ,'l IH- hiJd Tuesday at 8::J0 p.m. at the lm.iic of .Mis. Krm-U' i\ <>',(, l,i>\ N. Cln>Alnu!. .St. -Mrs. Lillian AIII:T, |:r:iu-i|ui) of the roHirio^iri HLOICWI, will vmi.lui-t Irw s; ».o.i, vi>i.'ii \>... % fLAINFIElO, N. J.-COI. SOUTH i laANB-COH W. 7th «. CLINTON ouvt't- b|c-arKj;i our.d of the COS. RANOOIPH * AftLINOIQN-304 tOMUSCT liolidny, a< well A3 decorations and WESTFIEU), N. J.-l I L BBOAO ST. to WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS IU>stussc:i for \h$ ni^t.Mr.4d»nuK Ivwin Milvt-rlijrlit, I.ouis ... o.i.n-K, I .\rwton Hivkcr and I!. A. Slavi'tsky. ArniiM IIiiriin, pviriitivo direc- NEXT WEEK! tor nf t':i' .li'ttUh C'D.Uliulliity Council of K-iHix, K|mke on "Re- ligion in tin' Schools." (Mrs. tlurolil W'mw, linviident, conducted the iminj;ram chaii ruai), will inlrorlme the ri-pre- SClltlltives of the Hell Telephone Co. of New J.Ti.'.v who will pro- sent I he enter! iiiiiinent. Menihi'iH will brinK toys to lie HE'LL BE HERE IN PERSON FOR ONE WEEK distributed to needy ehililn-ii fur DEC. 12th thru DEC. 20th FOR HIS 11th ANNUAL VISIT
Ye» . . . Santa Claus will be horo for' ono week through Thursday, December 20thl Ho will bo giving a wondorful froo gift to children of all ages. Santa will porsonaUy roceivo oach child on his ihrono to hear thoir withes for Christmas, evory afternoon as well as on Mondoy night. Thrill your children whilo ho's horo. Tako thorn In for their official visit with Sanla and bring your comora, tool
• EACH CHILD WILL RECEIVE A FREE GIFT Not cancellatiom, but huge savings through 3 XT— Give your favorito youngstor a lasting our unique policy gift — give tho gift of thrift . . . soiling^ A NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT " more ihoes for lesj
• Aristocratic styles for every occasion - and beautiful handbogs'to matth FABULOUS Flemington Furs Shoos custom dyed HER MOST DREAMED OF GIFT 'and made to order] SANTA'S HOURS lot no extra chorgo. Daily 1 to 4 P.M. ether il be Sable or Mink ... n your fabric or ours.| .in Lamh or Heaver. .. River Dae. 12th thru Dec. 20th Alaska Pur SI-MI ... at Hominguin 925 broad st ft Mon. Eve. Doc. 17th you'll find lilt; l.ugeU '.election NEWARK 6 to 8 P.M. in the finest qualily al our 2 valley st .miens lo«. c!oc-:o-f;:c!f.".-CAV; pn..-. SOUTH ORANGE 1 19 central 3vc from 859 u» * 495O VWfSIFUlD cxqiiisilc fur (rimmed clmli anil lovtiy fur l^t*. loo! OP5N DAILY TO 9 P.M. — SAT. I SUN. Till i P.11. Q
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Perfect gift for him , . . 4ilirivlma-- pre.-eiiL future pevfeel. Hold ai"j:ylc Special purrliaf-e nl rxrrpiionally fine lradier lianrlhaj;* from one of our pattern in nifllv lini~hcij liieini of wodl and mohair I5.U5. Si\-lniUuii front well-known manufaehirrrr-. Gooil selection of ftyles in black •>•• uar)-. Ideal enrdigun in »uh|]r nr >izzlin^ foul-color ^^^"^^>l--• 1 1.05 to own . . . wonderful to fiivr.
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SHOP TEP1»ER9S EVERY UNTIL 9 (SATURDAYS UNTIL 5s3©) —. THE WESTF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY. DECEMBER «, 19M P»f* If mmmmm wmam
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men's shopping night friday, December 7th... 6:00to9:00
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Tall 12 to 20. Storks in gray, Mark or rniuol 14.98 tho cntiro «tore in open to you anil your family . . . but he's our Hpcci Skirta in lilark, itrown or groy 14.98
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: t ; j FW **^*r ^f'? ^'^i- ^ ^ T!*^^ ^ .• i^/- SHOP II PPEUS KVEUV EVENING UNTIL 9 (SAluiHAVS I MIL 5:30) P«ge 16 THE WESTFIELD (W. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962' ••'••'" receiving line- •will bp Mi\s. Cory; Play Tryouts Re-set Woman'sClubPlans Christmas Tea and Reception Monday Mrs. Gordon \V. Duncan, first vice Musical Club Sets For Monday Evening president; -Mrs. Anthony L. Tcdes- Hecauso (Monday night's fog Tlu' I)i>rwir!>-.T niwtinir of the | made by tin.- (rani . Ceorfrt Jamtis 11. Louy;h, third vice pres- ary scholarship play of the Col- HEAR! held at the dub uti Monday ;ifUT- The Christmas u-;i will be sci-vi'd j S. Braun, tlie hall table; Mrs, ident. lege Woman's Out, a new date of numuel J. Kin.n^ham, .Robert K. .Members of the Musical Club of ident, Mr>. JI;irr:so:< K_ i'y, i-i.-1'v- ^'iM'baunicr and J.aurence \\\.-:fielil will prudent a program held at her homo, 1517 Kahway in^r a.- Viv U.w: for she day. !C. Huili-y, firant I.. H.ulv :itnl Ik'- "H"u b'lard, over-all Chri.stina3 trim Lunger, HaiuiiJ C. 'lownley, Wil- Ave. 1 W'itt Cniti-i'll. ton !•'. Wright and William D. at l:.')0 p.m. Wednesday in the clubhou.-i w.'A In' guy ami fvslhv 'H','<. |.aK:h house lounge of the l'ros'by- 'The pliiy, Shaliespeave'a "As You •Spwifi; rc.'i>i>n--ibilil!!\s for the i\'elt:u:iiinj,r club members in thi GIFT IDEAS OF THEYEAR Wi'tli «k-.'tfl"atio:;.i ami ;irr;»r >;eim'nts : terian C'hurtrh. Mrs. Charles Hol- Like It," has parts for eight men m der is program chairman for the and four women. Women players FROM THE M'side Newcomers Club I day and ;Mrs. CJiurli-s E. .Skaggs is must >be members of the College I ch.airman of hospitality. Olub, but the male roles are open Will Plant Money Tree The program will be an follows: to all men of the areu. For Children's Hospital "Caprice," Davis; "Chere Nuit," Bachelot; "I* IPapillon," Four- Motorist Lost in Fog, MOUNTAINSIDE — A money drain, sung by 'Mrs. J. Foster Zim- STARS tree, with donations to #o to the merman, soprano, with Mrs. Ash- Drives Into Brook ON Enjoy Your Holiday Parties Children's Specialized Hospital ton H. Cui-klur as accompanist. MOUNTAINSIDE — Aaron K. (formerly the Country Home) will Fiber of 2 Mohawk Lane, Parlin, "Adoramus te, Chrivte," Ilewson Jones, Mrs. feet deep. will give the desired appearance to your outer garments. charge of a bowling program fo Herbert M. Stork, Mrs. Edward J. members and their husbands to be- Walsh, Mrs. Jamoj L. Whitcforrf, in after the holidays, it was an- directed by Mi\5. Jones WEDDING RECEPTIONS nounced at the board of directors' meeting last week in the home of ".How Hc:-.uiiful Upon tlie Moun- SOCIA1 FUNCTIONS Mrs. Philip Hizzo of 1020 Klston tains," Murker; "Xo Cannip:iniit. Of WKITKlBLD The Brassiere — Girdle — or All-in-One Are Designed to mold A!si>, "IVloniuse in E major," 318 S. EUCLID AVE Liszt, by AIUs C!.iti\le Pecqueur, AD 2-9859 AD 2-1146 — uplift — slim — smooth your figure, so your outer garments pianist. will not sag or bag. Exclusively
USE MOFFO TUCKER Never a Charge For Alterations NTA CHRISTMAS COSTA JARVIS MOtRIU TOIZI SEALS DRUG STORE MAERO LBNSDORF Her very own size, style Qonductlnj you're sure to be right with a Jarvis Colonial Dining Room and fit assured when ivnoii:..n; in mi 54 ELM SL WESTFIELD LM/LSC-6095* LPM/LSP-257* I she makes her choice. , A RARE COLLECTION OF Enjoy Dinner with us . BRACELETS - PINS - EARRINGS J) in our CHARMS - RINGS - PENDANTS/ Air Conditioned Dining Room AND THE MUSIC SI ANTIQUE SILVER - CHINA Complete Dinners Barbara Ryan •GLASS • FURNITURE THE CORSET SHOP WALL DECORATIONS From $1.40 to $1.75 27 ELM ST. AD 3-1448 Westfield, Nig 148 E. BROAD ST. AD 3-2615 SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M. IN DECEMBER , the JP.e*i*ia>idd, EVERY THURSDAY , "The Foundation of Our Business is the > 401 MORRIS AVENUE Right Foundation For Your Figure" ) SPRINGFIELD, N. J. COMPLETE DINNER . . . $1.45 ) DRexel 6-7274 CHILDREN'S DINNER ... 75c LET THE LEADER PRINT/7
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264 EAST BROAD ST. 264 E. Broad St., Westfield WESTFIELD, N. J. AD 2-2900 ..THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSOAV;-BE«EMBER 6, 1962 P«g« 17 Pollards Psychosomatic Medicine the cast of thp Nichols Collepe of Karen Olson Gets Husiness Administration drama To Be Physician's Topic ! club production of "Twelve Anttry ibrate Their At NCJW Meeting i Men." DeMolay Crown at j lSraun, a freshman, will play the Anniversary Mrs. M. Bera::r,i Genzcr nnd [ role ni one of the jurors. He is a Mrs. H.-J-I- :-!-.! liobiiis, piMjrram I Sweetheart Dance I Leila Humu-ll, liaucht.-r nf Mr. Conn. They are: J'clcr C. Fo'.cy, \ graduate of Westfield Hinh School, dia.rnun for National Council oi" |«nd Mrs. Arthur \r. Hu:iiiv!l, 15 son of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles l-'o- I * * • Icy Jr of 7« Austin St. ond U.-in- i H"'h-rt V.. Swaney, sen of Mr. fund Mrs. Edward A. Pol- Jv«::li Women, Wut.-hunjr Siv- Stur.ley oval, will |»;irliv-.'|;.lte in : i Si Lamberts .Mill Rd., who li-»n, haw ::i;i!oi;n;'e,l ill-/ following ! K:iivn Olson, daughter of Mr. ithe Dc-nison University chapel choir ;.l FII\;I Jr.. .-on of Mr. and .Mrs. | "" Mrs. Miller W. .Sw.uiey of r.SSi , land Mrs. .lohn H. ONun of 712 T;i- : iFiiiii of 1870 Windini: Krook way, Colonial Ave, was awarded a let-1 rried in Westfield in 1W22 projn-am for MondayV it:.-(-t.inir. Dr. Cliri: ;:uas procntution of H.ich's 1 1 e lived here ever frince, SaHford Lewi.; of Newark will j iiap- spuik on "Psychusoaatic MoJ;./ine * * * fc t t I luutl Vermont Academy fall sports ! their home celebratitij,' From a Family Point of View." A I tcr, Order of D.Molay for 1903. I Diane Montclione of Westfield i tlabricllo Vii'o!onsky »>f 7.r)O Kad- [ award baiujtict heln and unsvver period will is a nioinber of 4in Ithaca Coilegc- * * * ^reception was given by the follow the li-.-ture. The iiKvlinc; "DuMolay Swi-evh-.'-art Dance" at fivshnun class of 550, the Inr^vsi mittee for the students art show tho Masonic Temple. and nale r.f HosUin University, Lawrence V. Welch, son of Mr. son and daughter-in-law, will lie held at Temple Eanu-El in in the college's 71-year history. ami Mrs. Eldred Welch of 9 Mrs. William E. Pollard West field at 8:30 p.m. Karen received tho oiVu'ial Miss Montoliono, who is enrt^lUxl in which opened yesterday und ton- ("Sweetheart" necklace from Mas- Thomas Ct., has been named to ,vood, and by Mr. and Mrs. Ho.-It's:es for the evening "will the department of -speech, is the tinues until Dec. 19. the hitrh honors list »t St. Hei- E. Wheeler of Westfield. ter Councilor Quirk's P. SUirk and dauphter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Francis * * * be Mcsdamu.; Stanley Corv.in, Mark \va3 presented with a Kodak cam- MonU>lione, 524 l^iwivnec Ave. nard's School in Gladstone. Law- [Wheeler is the couple's S'churer, Ktmielii Orir.ger, Morti- Cooper Wrijrht, sou of Mr. and rence, who last year received the er. era by Frederick Clark, chairman * * * Mrs. Robert Wriphl, is on the nuhr Klohr and Morton Victor, of the dance. I'hilip S. iNowliert, 178 Harrison scholastic achievement award for \ Pollard, a native of Can- Mrs. Lewis crt, he la rt^i^U'rcd * * * |a member of the Canadian ford, iMrs. Saul Brazor nnd Mrs. cent Shrine Temple in Trenton «nd in the physical education )u\>p.rum. * * * Mary K. Kitzhnrris, daughter of of New York and is v«s- Sherman Tancnbauni of Mour:ki.iin- Michael Gray is a midshipman I\lr. and Mrs. Leo J. FiUharris of the New Jersey State Dc-Molay 'Newbert is « ^rndiuiU' of WesUicld he is it fresh- emeritus of St. Paul's side and Mrs. Arthur Sch-Iff of S-printf Coru-lave held at the Am- Hi^h SchiHil where he was treas- I c in the Navy UOTC unit at Sll) Nancy Way, has been elected pal Church. Scotch Plains. Vilhuuivii, where on of Mr. and student council representative of 1-a ador Hotel in Atlantic City. urer of the Hi-Y Club ami Voting Mrs. Donald E. Gray of 705 Nor- Pollard is the former Uea- Karen is n junior at We.-tfiotd Kepublicaus and lettered in swim- man. He is the the University of Dayton fresh . Plumridpe, daughter of Miss McGall Nominated Hii;h School and is ,-ietive in the n:injr. NYwWrt U preparing for tniiii class. Miss Fitzharris, an edu- Charles and Ella Plum- Ma:.k and Mime (?luh. As a mem- the exuu-liinn profession. * * * cation student at the University, W.estf1eld. She is a past For National Office in ber of the Westllcld I'rcslH-tfrian * * * Jack May of WosUield was solo- won over a number of eandidate.- ^nt of the women's uuxil- BPW Clubs Federation Church, she is uctive in its ytmth Collie Edwin Carlton, eon of Mr. ist for the Colgate University Glee for'the post. A graduate of Holy St, Paul's and is active in fellowship. and 'Mrs. Kdwin l-arlttni of '.101 Club when it presented a benefit Trinity llijch School, she was a torch's various activities. Miss Emma, tMoGnJI,., Westfielil Heuson IM., 11 junior at Grove. City concert for the Sutfern, N. Y. member of the lionieeuminn were present from Has- attorney, has been noinimited for C-olleiR", has Invn invarded his sec Chapter of the Anierienn Field queen's court in .Oclobejj, „, n-Hudson, N. Y., Haddon- a national office in the Federation SAR Plans Reception ond letter in varsity ^ooc»'r as a Service Saturday owning. Deborah Lee ISrix of 722 Rail- ['Mariison, Chatham, South of Mushu'ys ond J'rres- American [(evolution, will hold u 1'.Mlt-G'J academic yyelll-. She is tho Kraft, (Mr. and Mrs. Huw- of 2,7I'I"I i-tu.leiils I'lirolU'd at Mich- honorary societies at Newark Col- M d M G dump Irui-kn, anil a vund Ituppcr, alt operuli^e. Wlint more could ident of tlie ^tate a-.-o.'iation and recep:ion fcr the menibei\s of the igan Ttvh for the l<.Hi2-i;:i KCIIOHI lege of Enfineerine:. dauu'l'.ier of Mr. and Mrs, Geor&re the junior highway cnfitncv ask? By .Htruclo. Drake, iMr. nnd .Mrs. Fred- a member of (he Wvstficld club. Daughters of the American Revo- year, l.oeber, ;i jrraduatc of tlu1 10. llrix. Jllollis-ter, 'Mr. and iMrs. C. lution at Uie Woman'* Club on * * * Miss Mcdall's luime was placed Woslficld lliirh School, is the ti- ii-15 Uoo-sevell St. He is a fivsh- K. Dudley Ave., is a member of iFred Farnsworth, iMr, and ilenl of the local club, tit the recent lington of Princeton will be a nmn mujorin^ in pby.--ics_ lira l r^Silvernuin of Bft and the Rev. and Mrs. 31 Muluiwk Tr., is « wmdidiite for J. Hardman. were: 'Mrs. Helen Durlinc, Mrs. Kit Mrs. A. C. Bell to Be 80 Sno-CJuceii (il Pratt Institute, Love, Mkss Mildred r'airweathcr, Tuesday; Cards Asked Judith Anne Chard of 41(1 Len- Jen Circle Titles Mrs. Ruth vanDeusen, Miss Lucille ox Ave. ba.t bocn initialed inlo the BE SURE THERE'S A Tunison, Miss Mil0 l<:imhert« -Mill I'd., ami -Mrs, I>orothy Worth. in Sanford, N. "C. a senior in the school of entrineer- sld for its sale at Temple •Mrs. Hell, widow of (he founder U-Kl Tuesday lie-Uveen the intf phjp.ii-.-.s ami materials science 'The elub held its IN'ovemlier of the Hell Factory Terminal in at Cornell University, has In-en from [of 10 n.m. and 4 p.m. Mrs. meeting at Howard .lolinson's Kes- Garwood, r.iside* with her daugh- Gould is general chair- elected to Tau IleUt Pi, national en- taurant, SpriilKlielro.l:i4med Chi i>iir.as School \n^t Jvmc. Edward Billot is the prosi- ning for women fi'om this area. I', Kifts to be jfiven to the Eulon Me- tlie club. in staffed by n Jiun.ie-r, two morial Home in Kii/.abeth. Tht.' annual Christinas wnti-r |>a- pbysiciiins nnd a Ko;'iul "worker Vvv information rcpmlini; the K-(*;i)it at IAHH^V<"»'1 Collpj^t* in ankful heart is not only the ane oiwn Thurwlay aStuv- National Secretaries A: .-UK iation, Karmvitte, Va., will W hchl toiui^ht st virtue, but the parent of noons and evenin^ii. ple-ase contact Mrs. tMartha J)e(.X*- and tomorrow w-'Ah Juliajnic Calti- A GIFT FOR THE HOME IS ALWAYS > other virtues.—Cicero sivre, nil I'loreil Ave., Elizabeth wv\\ «>f Wcslfield t-nkitiK juu-L -M !-A« Dinnerware OnKhvoll, -a ^ojihoiiutrc tit l.oiij;- WELCOMED - AND IT'S SO EASY TO wooii, is thi' ludeiit^ in the Fairlield l.'n ivel• -ity Colleire MEEKERS of Arts and Sciences, FairlU-ld, Of course, we'll wrap your gift or FOR See Mr. SUBURBAN GIFTS wrap for mailing, if you desire. FOR THE for your every %, Leather Goods For The "Do It Yourselfers" GARDENER BANKING/ Costume Jewelry STYRAFOAM FORMS SPRAYERS NEED... '• THERE IS STILL TIME TO ORDER BEADED SHOOTS DUSTERS Hummel Figurines LEAVES CARTS j> id> PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS COLORED BALLS TRUST COMPANY PICKS WHEELBARROWS CONES SPREADERS GLITTER Lamps — Trays SWEEPERS PAINT Free Shopping Bags - Date Books RIBBONS PRUNERS Stack Tables FRUIT RAKES Now Is tho Timo DRIED FOLIAGE SNOW THROWERS to Buy or Repair BIRDS Hot Trays POWER MOWERS BASKETS WIIKINSON TOOLS AND FAMOUS MULTI SHAVE RAZOR BLADES (Imported) Due to popular demand, limit on razor blades 2 pkgs. to a customer. . A LIVING GIFT Bar Accessories HAVE YOU VISITED US RECENTLY TO SEE OUR Playing Cards Planters Bridge Table Covers HOUSE PLANT PATIO Cocktail Sets A Largo Selection Starting at 39c Pluco Mats Stationery Mi MADE TO ORDER Pictures DOOR DECORATIONS - $4.95 AND UP GRAVE BLANKETS AND PILLOWS - $5.00 AND UP
TREES - GREENS - ROPING - HOLLY - MISTLETOE 1 COMPLETE MI.V* ^, Ainifiiii7.i:i> i>i:.t i.i'.it BEGINNING MONDAY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS III' Ml SATURDAYS UNTIL 6 - SUNDAYS 9 TO 5 l*OPCI,AIt ll.\Ki:s A I'AItTfl 1'arU.r -,i,-,C'r~ MIOlv Tbnnrra !.<• '-knlr. sluirin-111,1 QandmCentcA, I.nCICMMITII GO-CARTS and Parts DELIVERIES WELDING AMPLE Jeannette's Gilt Shop PARKING Mcfntyre's Headquarters (or Hallmark Cards und Party Goods town Mower Shop 227 E. Broad Streot Rear Entrance to Municipal Parking Lot AD 2-1072 noo SOUTH AVE JOHN K. MEEKER, Inc OPEN EVENINGS Til 9 UNTIL CHRISTMAS US* THE WtSTFIZUD (H.3.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER fl, 1962 Vs cup butter or margarine i?_Amtricnn Jiomo departmt-ntjn ToriM>rseil Simmons College Club 1 cup thinly sliced carrots of the Woman s Club "f »•, Pork Sausage Meat Suggests (3 or 4 carrots) COMING EVENTS w«-stfio!d, clubhouse, i :ir> II L LJ . S. AAir Force Career To Hold Yule Party *£ cup diced celery p.m. 2nd I.!. Kdwan! (I. Torjrcrsen, .Mrs J. K. Million of 33 Bear- ¥2 cup enriched flour 18—Music department of the 22, nun of .Mr. -aiid .Mrs. Hinar Tor- Hearty Low Cost Main Dishes 2 tablespoons instant minced wood 'PI., Hillside, will bo lioness onion cook until t Woman's Club of Westfield to jrt'i'ien of Hi Coolidjr,' Si., h:is be- Wednesday evcuir.tr when the Sini- instantly. DraiJ hold annual Christinas niusi- jrun hu career «-•; un officer of the nions Collove Cluh of New Jersey By MARY W. AKMSTKONG over sausafre. Cover. Simmer IS 2 teaspoons dry mustard fath S DECEMBER 1962 cale and tea at the home of United States Air Koix-e with an meets for its Christmas parly. Home Agent minutes or until sauc-e is thicken- 1 teaspoon salt ol ed. Serve hot over fluffy rice. cups milk s M I w i f s Mrs. Melvin Miller. 031 rarle- it£.«if«mnHice, Douglas Air- jdfts nnd a co!le^tit>T) will W made sausage? Lot? and loU of thii VJ cup crushed potato chips i PORK SAUSAC.E AND Cook macaroni in boiling water craft Co., In.v, f-'mita Monica, Cal. for a local ch-.rity. So if your family likes sausage, POTATO CASSEROLE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Edison PTA Board Puts I.t. Toiuorst-n received his com- 'Mrs. K. S. .Slo.-kslnjrer uf West- during the peak pork season con- until tender, G to 8 minutes. Mean- 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 mission in the U. S5. Air Force field will assist the hoste-:''.;. sider some tasty combination dish 1 pound skinless pure pork while, break up pork sausage and Approval on Lecture following his (rraduation this yoar ps using sausiijre as the protein sausage links brown in skillet. Drain .well. Melt 16 17 18 19 20 2J 22 fro:n the University of Connecti- The cost will be moderate and thi "»• cup chopped onion butter or margarine in large 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 •Support of a lecture to be friven cu', where he majored in finance. last minute preparation almost ni 2 tablespoons chopped green saucepan. Add carrots and celery. by Dr_ •f.imuel Could, president of To inerense liis proficiency in his for a hearty satisfying- suusapi pepper Cook over moderate heat 5 mi 11- 30 31 TV channel 13, an educational chosin field, .I.t. Torgerscn is cur- dish. 2 tablespoons flour network, wr.s approved by the ix- rently -.ilU-ndiny «i course ill cost One pound of lean pork sausa(,'« 114 cups milk i—Arts and crafts department of e^u'ive hoard of Edison Junior c'tiniatinj; ut the Air Force Insti- meat will make eieht servings of '& teaspoon salt the Woman's Club of Wcst- Hinh School PTA iast week. Dr. tute of TVchnolujry, •Wright-Patter- Sausagre Stuffed Bnked Squash 2 cans potatoes (1 lb. each) field joint Christmas luncheon Gould's talk on .'March 13 will be son Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. four penerous serviiiKS of Porkics sliced thin , with recreational activities de- sponsored by the town-wide par- On i-ejoininjr the Air Force plant in Sweet Sour Sauce on Rice; five 4 slices pasteurized process partment. cr.l-eJurulion FTA croup. The rcpri-cn'titive office, hs will lie trenerous servings of Sausape and cheese program, to be lu'ld t- the choice of link or bulk Fausajrr and green pepper and cook unti! teen. field Hfjth School in 1958. meat, or fresh raw or precooked tender. Hemove from heat. Blend 12—Garden department of the I'lain; for Edison's one fund- sausage. The lattor has n conven- in flour. Add milk gradually, stir- Woman's Club of Westfield to raising project of the year, n (lay ience advantage but it also make1 rinir constantly. Add salt and cook he guests of Itake and Hoe at Nineties Dance Jan. 25, were tilso Albert Danker to Vie it possible to know1 in advance that over low heat, stirring until thick- YWCA, 1 p.m. dist'u.--5ad 'by MID ways and means For Coiniiiiinily Award the pronortion of fat to lean is not ened. Stir the potatoes into the chairman, Mr.;. John V. ll'urkinK- unduly hifth. One new package of thickened gravy. Pour half the po- 15—Holiday Ball of the Plainficld son ajid Mr^. C. 1*. Smolensk i. Twenty-five New Jersey Real- uncooked sausatre, however, has a tatoes into a buttered 2-quart Junior League, 8:30 p.m. to tors from every section of the state window which allows peeking space ensserole dish. Place slices f 2 a.m., Plsinnehl Country: LEADER CLAnaif 1EDS ncludinc Albert G. Danker repre- to gauge the amount of waste cheese over potatoes. Add remain- Club. I BRING RESULTS senting the. Weslfiold Board of iRe- through fat loss in cooking. ing potatoes and gravy. Top with altora, have been chosen as re- SAUSAGE STUFFED BAKED browned sausage. Bake uncovered gional winners of the 1BG2 Com- SQUASH in moderate oven (350 degree V.) munity Service uwards uponsored 4 aeorn squash 2D to SO minutes. by the Kmnklin Capital Corp. of 1 pound sausnGre meat 'Xawnrk in cuojieration with the Mr. nnd Mm «nttfi>rd O Slmntonit nn rnjujliiir 11,.u". T Vt cup chopped onions SAUSAGE MACARONI BAKED i'STll ItfJ.Y.xxl lift.. Srulrk Plnlna. which lii-r IniiikilJi !*'' .Vow Jersey Association of Ko»l 2 cupschopned rod apples 8 ounces elbow macaroni Mr.Mr.. Ilu> ff. JoknJokn.oo o lUlUroiiBk k tthho OIIIMII. Io r LV ln* Estate Boards. 2 cups soft bread cubes 1 pound bulk pork sausage w«« n iiiumplf Hated Jiruprr)>. Tho winners, announced quash, cut sWea down, into bur- er. Cover and bnko 30 minutes In PUTTING TOYS AWAV prapcrl; WESTWOOD can be Inipired in youngxert b> moderate over (350 de^i'eo F. \ 2nd Lt. Burns Completes lids replica of a U.S. Mailbox. Il emove from oven, uncover an* 9-Week Ranger Course has different sized storage com> turn squash over. Brown sauaa<>" JEWELRY Night Club and Catering Hall psrlments. By Transograra, meat, crumbling it into pieces with PANW00D—Army 2d IA. Chas. fork as it cooks. Add onion3, ap S. 'Burn.f III, whoso parents live lies, soft bread cubt«. salt mif' 438 NORTH AVENUE GAR WOOD, N. j. at 177 N*1. Mnrkiiio Avc, completed nilk. Place Vi cup stuflinB in each the. nine-week ranker course ut the iquash half. Bake in a tnodernt* For very special gifts for Infantry School, Fort Banning, >ven (350 dcRree F.) for 30 min- G-n., Nov. 21. tcs. very special people, SATURDAY, DEC. 15th Lieutenant iBurns received in- struction in subjects aUeh «s moun- PORKIES IN «SWRET SOUR shop here. Among all Santa's •Laincpriiiif, jimsrlo warfare, special SAUCE OB—I Presenting "Eddie Ventura'^ warfare operations and survival. 1 pound pure pork sausage treasures, jewelry rates The 21 year old officer tfs a 1968 meat Hours: 3 P.M. to 2 A.M. graduate, of .Scotch Plaiiis-P«n- ece, beaten ______f°ps with everyone. wood :High School in (Scotih Plains M cun drained crushed pine- amd A 1902 gi-a--. ; -. - A Tradition Since 1899 Christmas Flowers and Greens from DOERRER'S
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FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CRANFORD: SHOPPING EASE: 27 NORTH UNION AVE. Open Every Night BR 6-6718 Til 9 P. jP(lf« 20 THE WBSTFfELO f«T.>/> LiADZ*. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6.1W3 John Franks Anniversary Drawing Attracts Large Attendance
'The main floor of John Franks James Reid Jr. Ends at 207 E. Broad St_ was filk-ilFri - day ovenuijr witli muny anxious en- Service in \J. S. Army trants hoping ty 'hoar Unit the; were a£HOM£ the lucky persons whe -.Tames !>..'•> J Jr. i« homo after would share more th«n $:i,500 ii serving tlirei- ytars in the Army. awa.rd.4 in the store's 45th unni He took biiile Hainant; at Forl versyry (irawinij. HIMII, IVxits anil Trent tu tneifcal Several of those present M'fr ^w-^M Y- 'Si training school ;;l Kort Sam Hun- ainoiur 111o 'i.i winners tknd j.rrei*te ion, TI'X:K. He was r-:it:o:!c:l «t the huppy turn of event* with eii Kttil Dev'.iis, Mii.-s., aixl \\'e>t tion. iPoini A::uienvy, k'fori1 «<>:"!.' t« John r'ranlu wclcoiiied t h Wackenihiem, (icinany, whore lit KUC-MJ, who were jirufsnt fro served with t)w 8th ir.dlical bat- many of the surrouruiini: rnminui talion, ::ii-3, and exprc.ijej his thanks 1 'Before jcubi^ into the novice, the comiramity for its cnU.'rest ai Janios was a Ktudunt ut WestfloM paittcipii-tiiin in tlie store's juir High School. He U the son oversarf y program. Entries for t! •Mr. and iMrs. Jiimcs Jieid uf 4 drawing were received from ma" Downer St. fonr.er VVotfidd Tcsititntd w now IT .-.Me :.r, f;,r west as Culif< nii\( a>;d reo I.c Pack 270 Conducts vr via the ni.Tilts. 'MoiL of '.)\u drawing for f.' prizus were made by puests cii:> Pinewood Derby •it rar.ilum fro:n the nudici Mayor Uurr A. Towl Jr. drew • Culi 1'ack 270 at Wn«=hineton .im/.-cs for the wimwru of tlie I'"i School conducted its fifth iinnu»l 2- Christine Cir., Scotch Plains a Scnnt made hi= own racinir car ac-t.'ie RCA color TV, R. JWaltbie J cordine: to stnndani Piioeincntio of (YiS Summit Avo. The Encyclo but his selection of (he decor per- pacdia Britaimioa went to R. Zcl- mitted him to indulKc his imagina- A n.n..u A.tJ oOiiUrCAl ul-AluR->—R. Maltjio Jr. of Mountain Ave., flip« tli« dial of th« RCA Or wiiuncK^- ^daring in ihn M»wm( n .»• jonninn.i o,ure tr;u.r «,,„, 1 tion considerably. Prizes were lar of 373 Faim Uidgc Dr., Scotch Color TV ho wai awarded FrIJay nifht at a drawinr in the John Franki Store which .ad** » a tnonth-loof annl»«r««ry celebiattta of tfe* Ini'i 46tb year in buiinen hereT^l awarded for the best lookintr cars Plains. month-long observance of the firm'. 46th year In bu>ine«>. Looking on are Mr*. Allaa C»WW»»t Barbara Hodkeroker, RlcbmrRicard ChM»h«rUln a'n4 M". Fr«n Cohan. John Fr.nkt, Uore!^ -I made bv hoys in the third, fourth Othera who shared in the draw- •eated :- ••« Fiat (which he did win) and John Franks, the tore't owner and hot*. •howa the wi>D«'ra. and fifth BTndfi a«e cutocories. ings were: J. Kokulak, 354 Myr-Uo Ave., G«nvood; J. W. Hendy, 219 The raceway was inclined at an Scnoca PI.; M. Kelly, 757 Fair- KJlke^ny in Training flhViieal filnass drills, , ancle to enable the ears to Rain m Ave.; Ur. 0. i,. Quinn, 203 drills, baaic tr.iiitary bi, n Jameg iM'. Kilkenny, son of 'Mr. speed in a abort distance, and onN. Chestnut St.; A. Ktau-a, 300 ami otiquotta of ths nam'i,™ electric scoiiii« device was nr- a^id.Mrs. Jam:03 M. Kilkenny ot Hickory Ave., Garwood; N. Sid- swimmiinr and sun-inl, «PJ ranred to indicate th« order of If Soufjv Wickom Dr., i3 undurjio- ford Jr., 728 .Shackun'.axon; G. De- and basic yhir.bostj roi:!'.. a finish. Bruce Hrnwn's car emerged Jtig nin» vecks ,of basic recruit Chcllis, 114 Floronce Ave.; Guy ing \hi tralKine, io.-ru::i'rj as the victor in the third irradc bFiijn^ii^. utfr the (X-aval Training Emerson, Box 1, Westfield; 1). ]{an- testa ami ••"Un'ijwi t groun, a car raced by Robert Knes Jenjier, dveat Lake, 111. The indoc- do'ph, 100 .Nelson J'L; .R. Duck,- mine future 'r-ininj eliminated tho other fourth (Trade •brinljtion to Navy life consists of mania in t!io \'.ivy cars and Rich Anderson's car won 157 Bri^htwood Ave.; L. Pccoraro. in the fifth Krade trroup. Rich 430 Sycamore Ave., Scotch Plains. Anderson waft subsequently iudffed Aho, A. 'Meyer, 405 Womlland to be the Pack champion after his Ave.; B. Beeves, 0 Fair Hill Ud.; car defeated thoBe of the other P. Taylor, 181 on°iblc for plaii- on, 837 W'ln-yah Ave.; ;M. Marino offering gift of conrtrudlve plan nlnir and conducting the Pinewood 21 Oroavos 'PI., Crnnford; J. I,ey include plastic interlocklnc pirtm, mum )\\wv\w Derby. eile, 347 First St. paints, brushes and paint by nua* Also, .11. Goheeil, 117 N, Chef.1 her instructions. By Bachjnaa Three-fourths of the patients in nut Sr.t.; W. Wl'ijrht, 300 Wells-St. Bros. New Jersey's public ineptnl hospi- J. Byrnes, -Jo'nn St., Crnnford; . tals have been hospitalized two Donino Jr., 2221 'Rhoda l'l., S;-ol • yeara or more, despite the rapid .Plains; P. Jenuon, 514 'NV CheMn turnover in patients now being ad- St; It. Ueevcw, 723 Colemun P! mitted to the ho«mtaK •II. iMablur, 17U0 'Lambsi-ts .Mi Ud., and D. iMason, 941 Boulcvart Tn RHY OP A wron« motive involves dofcu LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS -Marv Bakw Enldy
I hnuiVu Ul- HUfErUL.^—I ho icette above mi taken in the John Frank. Store Friday night »» a throng of pcrion. hopefully watched and waited for their name, to be drawn to share in the Christmas Inside gifts awarded at the culmination of a month-Ion ? ob.ervance of the firm*. 45th anniversary. and Outside $ •
Tis the season to be jolly. Decorate your home — in- You would expect Lancaster, the year side and out. We have all 'round gift store, to be chock-full of the "makings." exciting Christmas Gifts.—AND IT IS! Come in and browse.
You Will Find —
SPOTLIGHT THE HEARTH • GAMES • LEATHER AND BRASS ACCESSORIES with an ovei'-the-mantel • HOME BAR SUPPLIES • STATIONERY decoration with a base of © BOOKS • WALL CLOCKS • SPICE RACKS evergreen branches. There IS a difference! • INTERESTING PIECES IN WOOD
Most of us will apreo that some things are different . . . • DESK ACCESSORIES and many others indudinp Tan Amencan'.s "personalixed" sheet and table cloth service. All sheets and pillow cases are sorted TRIM THE TABLE with acrordiiiK to color and fabric and washed under carefully PLUS: a special centerpiece. controlled conditions. They arc Ihon ironod just the way • THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CANDLES IN THE COUNTY WELCOME SANTA amjl you'd like to do (hem at home. Table Cloths receive similar Yuletide guests with pampering care. Shoots and pillow cases ave packaged • A TRULY HUGE STOCK OF CHRISTMAS CARDS door and window dec- in a dear polyethylene pack, so that they'll stay neat and orations. clean and easily identifiable. Table Cloths are hung • COMPLETE GIFT WRAP SHOP on hangers and enclosed in plastic to avoid eroasinjr ami soiling:. Why don't you start enjoying the benefits of our • Everything you need (except the food) for your holiday Greens • Holly • Cones • Berries "personalized" service. Sheets '25c, pillow cases l~>c. table parties in our popular PARTY BAZAAR Bells • Figures • Mistletoe clohts from 75c Shop Early — Como Eorly and seo the many, many Christmas ideas on display. Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday thru Saturdny OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS No Extra Charge for Same Day Drycloaning & Open from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Shirt Laundering
o\r\ "the- c'rcle- INC. south ENGRAVERS • STATIONERS 2232 321 SOUTH AVE. AD 2-2525 Opp. R.R. Station 76 ELM STREET, WESTFIELD • AD 2' J1MK.A.M.1 SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVENIENCE (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DEfiEMftER 8, 1962 P«j|e 21 Cvmn»t>ra«l vehicle owwrs »lw H Car Collide? RnWrl Bell, 12, of lfiOO IUhwuy Almost 9w per cent of all atreeti Commercial Vehieles' Owners Warned On Inspection Check | orse( Aw., was rxaininisl flt. Owrlook and highways In Amerte* »r« Jirl Scout News vehicle* display the yellow olifkn'j .. . ' OWIMH-S of eomnunviiil vehicle;, si'kai'.n tlmt thuir wliiclcs must be truck,*, «nd all ulh»r veliicKu bear- j »f"'f >->«*'• »1 wi" •* **.-| Kal, Sitnunit, und pavvd with asphalt, report! the jie board of the We?tfield Girl tatkl<1 Automobile U>«8l Asaod«tten. diaplusing. y«i!,-,w ;n.sveeUon slick- inspected before J;ui. I. iW •on.J»««.«v'r reKfstratiVm. «c-1 "'^l^^''' A IS yi'ar old youth ewiipe'l in- iFolii'p suJd the hoy's honw struv Emergency Squad met in ji*ry Sunday when the horse he(he riHrht Fide -tlwuntl ve ^rs were reminded today by State Vehicles in U'.e com^nercial cute- cept l>usea nnd vo-iiiclos «se<) in i LEADER CLASSIFIEDS LEADER CLASbir'lEDS led Crosa building Thursday •Motor Vehicle Director N'ed J. P r- was ridiiiK win i^to a err in Laiti- hirle driven by Kdv.'iird J. Tominus BRING RESULTS seuss plans for the yep.r. a ?ory include trucks, trailers, farm heavy construction. BRING RESULTS berts Mill l(d. of South Hiver. jith the help of Mrs. A. I). |n and Mrs. C. E. Hodfles, the d's advisors and .Sue Cox dent, the girls planned n ten- |e sehedulti for the comintf nonp the. activities discussed a Civil Defense drill with Imies, a Red Crosa First Ai(" |\v, a short course in rudio op- on. the Memorial Day float selling soda and buHoons at YES, THERE IS A SANTA jirt show. Sue Cox adjourned ImcetinR after planning the j meeting for Jan. 4. Iwas announced that six senior v GIFT GIVING IS EASY WHEN YOU CHOOSE FROM |$couts acted as hostesses fo led Cross Bloodmobile N'ov From Troop G31, Mary Kller Cathy Carson and Debbi- ; from Troop 701, Katlr ADLERS TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF QUALITY jfolly, Jere Webb and Christin tlicr members of the squai1 present besides Sue Co- Margaret Fahrmonn, Karo' BRAND NAME PRODUCTS AT TRADITIONAL owski, Kathy Fennelly, Pa' er and Susan Litch. Planning Board he District 9, Washington Roc1 Scout Planning Board met ADLERS' LOW PRICES day at the Westfteld Fielf Sana for n Poconos ski trip 8-10 were reviewed by Mrs Love. Adulta who will ac- pany the ffirls are Mrs. F. R nchain and Mrs. M. 1.. Fahr- In. Cliairmnn for the event is- ly KWt. She will be assisted T)!:iuilia and Joyce Ilowarth. Sie annual Enstcr pnrty for the Ibinl palsy children at Walter J I!o mi.il v-ns also brou(fht bre the club. Thy program is to pist of an Easter eRg hunt by the senior troops and a period. Chairmen are Carol and Marge RwinRle. Ilping Sanla Northern Europe, wherf Clnus arrives on a whitr fee, boys nnd (rirls put out food I the horse.
who waits to do a (rreat deal ood at once, will never do thins.—Samuel Johnson
G 'V LEAN — Arnold iciasi again creates a mas- Icrpiccc of shape and fab- •n. artistry for evening. It i in dazzling embroidered hito Swiss pique, extrava- nntly cut to form the bor- cape and skirt. The limit pepltim is he'd by a >p't. and buttons down the n k I" tlir> lini'i'
SEE OUR COMPLETE LUGGAGE SELECTION: AMERICAN TOURISTER, SAMSONITE, LADY BALTIMORE, AND VENTURA. Originators of | AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Syndirated RralEs(a«o| ATTACHE CASES AND BRIEF CASES. for Small Investors if £.
•{ Year ('onurtible i PLENTY OF PARKING! CHRISTMAS HOURS Fundini; NOIM in 4 Multiples of S100 | Park in Municipal Lot along Railroad MONDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. at ADLERS rear entrance. TUESDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. -,.;;.. ,,,v-,,.,, s,,.^ WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. r Enter lot through railroad station on Write or Call (or Free Prospectus K| THURSDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SIRE PUN Of NEW JERSEY. Inc. [a North Avenue, bear left behind H2S Sprir.jliti.d »„., Vjpl;»i(jd. N. I. [Jj OF WESTFIELD, INC. FRIDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ••;'••-> •.-. >».'r"3 Icif tiwK'i til Townsend's Warehouse, and there SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. you are. 219 NORTH AVENUE, WEST
' _MW untr S IN LINDEN, MAURICE ADLER, INC. 53 3-S6O 'VI. lie m Pag« 22 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962' Highlights in Womens Fashions -:- Menus -:- Other Events
: Plctiso Thorn Ail KITCHEN NOTES i Plan Christmas ill ABOUT BiBlES December's Plentiful Foods A Public Serrict of tin By MARIAN KLAtP, Hume licvnvmiit, Acini: Marktls Fresh Oranges or Juice Spark ; Shopping for National Baby Car* Council Suit Month's Holidaay Winter Meals and Snacks Satisfaction By DR. ROBERT E. GOSSEL1N liy Mary W. Armstrong Director, Poison information Home Agent Center >•:!„„!,] j By MAKV \V. ARMSTRONG FLUFFY ORANGE DRESSING liy Carolyn Yitkntm, More than a month for merry- in tif.j i j Home Apent (for dessert fruit salad) Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hoip. making, December is a time of l Associate Home Agent Hanover, N. H. f ** war ! I-kt your children like ice cream? Blend (* tablespoons ( s can) How do you rate as: a Christmas strenuous — often expensive — ac- marketing oU I And do thfy like oraii^m? They orange juice concentrate with '-j shopper? Prevent Infant Poiioningi tivities, with many varied meaitinie higher than ' usually are fond of both. We sug. cup mayonnaise. Fold in >i pint needs. The month's plentiful foods The hectic days ahead may make nomentaslightiydowl peakn . . Kt'st usinjf seasonally plentiful or- heavy cream, whipped. Nice over the personality of muny individ- As babies begin to crawl and are all budget stretchers, yet BO at- I anpt, and making a homemade frtsh. frozen or chilled citrus sec- uals change, thereby spoil the fla- walk, and as their natural inquisi- tractive a3 to fit into diverse menu turkey can't be I frozen dessert. It will please irrown tions. Makes about 2 "i cups. vor of the season. tiveness grows, they become sus- plans, whether for holiday feasting ** : up* as well as children. ceptible to accidental poisonings. Such fi transformation can be or a quick compact meal. A trio of will enjoy turkey , QUICK ORANOEBUTTER Surprisingly, boys between the traditional aeasonal favorites -will in i You may keep ice cream '"on avoided if ti:ne is taken to plan n ml «n < oron*-'e juice concentrate. Stir poisoning than are girls in the •Northeast poultry counters will il in about 3 h cups sifted confec- Christmas jjift list, double check same age group. Since the most i produce frozen orange cream the list so that you don't forget have exceptionally abundant sup- tioners' jsupar, 1 cup nt a time, comman cause of infant poisoning plies of young chickens, says the in your mechanical refrigerator. \ beatinp unti] smooth. anyone. Frosts and j Next, look through the advertise- is the accidental swallowing of U. S. Department of Agriculture. Possibly it may pro\jd« an ic;e fills 2 8-inch layers < 3 dozen drugs, medicines and household cream uesstrt or s-nack more eco- • brownies ur cupcakes. ments and gift catalogue; f( r ideas chemicals, the basic rule for pre- nomically than buyiJig1 it to store for gifts. vention is simply this. Place all in tne freezer. The recipe we fea- I ORANtiE CKEAM CHEESE Alongside each name jot down potentially harmful substances in ture today uses canned evapurateo j SNACKS oTie or two possible gift idtus, the places that are completely inacces- which 13 more than just picking up milk, en inexpensive milk product,; Blend 2 tablespoons orange sixes of garments for that person, sible. another toy. the FBESH CRANBERRIES are bles coarse cornme&L Combine and the approximate price you here, red, plump and tart. There orange juice and grated rind fluid milk and sweetened con- j" juice concentrate with 'A ounces Variety in playthings helps the I densed milk. One recipe ct»sts Tocream «he*s«> until smooth. Spread want to pay for the gift. The substances that.cause acci- child exercise his skills in different ore oil kind of things you can with well beaten egg. Pour ail dental poisoning are present in in do with this berry. Mnke t&njty at once Into dry ingredients, j cenTi" and~~serves six. Remember on -4 slices date-nut bread. When the list is complete you areas'.' We large" wKeeTtdj4Vfre coasider.ng u?es for the canried or a single spotlight. Stores get very warm and unless household containers that babies another outlet for this acting urge. 1 cup granulated ougiu; Vi orange, unpealed associate with food and drink is plans. H cup sugar rozen concentrate. ]t will remain fresh and green, you cheek your coat you will get Creative toys, too, fill a need. Lightly beat egg white and overheated and invite a cold when another contributory cRuse of •Grocery shelves will J»,J water together until slightly H teaspoon cinnamon Since citrus Xruits and oranges which means it's less likely to be- Crayons, finger paints or clay for 1 package strawberry gelatin n particular are excellent sources you do go outside. poisoning among babies. The num- stocked hi^-h with canned rajij frothy. Stir In cranberries until come a fire hazard. ber of people who store poisonous modeling make a good beginning. rius this year for home completely coated. Drain. Spoon ly> cups hot water Vjtaunn (J, orange juic*? has And when Christmus is over, it In trying to serve as many cus- As the child grows, his interest cranberries onto sugar. Roll in 1 package lemon gelatin long been a routine breakfast of- substances such as kerosene and cherry pies, pastries tjj ta 1 cup boiling water can be maintain?*! indoors until tomers as possible, the salespeople gasoline in soft drink bottles is ap- in other art supplies increases. cherry ice crcnm toppir.^5 MJ> sugar until completely coated. enng. but alone it's not a very time to plant it out in your yard. greatly appreciate if you ask to nee Also, he will like the hobby toys— Place on waxed paper until dry. 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice ubstantial one. Add milk and egg palling. atin disserts. When dry, refrigerate. Use as M cup fresh orange juice Or you may give it to a friend as L certain -item by color and size, chemistry sets for experiments and U) orange juice and you have a building equipment for the oppor- Maine sardines will dessert topping or for healthy IW cupa Tokay grape* a post-Christmas gift for his yard. athcr than ask to be shown all the In more than 50 per cent of the the plentiful* list. Sa: snack. H cup dairy sour cream airly nutritious breakfast in a If you select a holly tree that accidents, kerosene, benzene, tur- tunity to make things. Grind together cranberries and tiurry. And it's usually no problem merchandise in a particlular cate- returned to Maine coastal nt CRAKfBEBRT NTJT BREAD has to be dug, it must be dug gory. pentine, ammonia, bleaching Any youngster will want and en- in great numbers this orange. Mix with sugar and cin- to get a child to drink a quick or- before the ground frfczou. How- agents, solvents, furniture polish 2 cups all-purpose sifted flour namon. Dissolve strawberry gel- ange breakfast no£. You should not wake, hasty deci- joy some toys in each one of these diminutive fish arc e>:«!k(S 1 cup sugar atin in hot water. Swlft-chlll In ever, some growers sell small holly sions when you shop, nor should and insecticides were stored in areas. He will not want all hisholiday hors il'oeuvrcs, but t»» 1H teaspoons double acting bak- refrigerator IB minutes. SUr In Quick French Dressing, Fluffy trees—24 to SO inchoi high—al- such containers as drinking glass- toys, even though different, to full also in such everyday ii^a you r pebbles in the bottom of the sorvinga. >UtlU' pot. Christmas is rnpldly approach- Allow nt least otic-half inch be- ing, and this always means toys twoen inner and outer containers. for children's parents. When QUICK OUANGE FRENCH Pack this space with peat moss. choosing toys, remember that DRESSING USE variety makes toys more fun for Mix G-ounce can (% cup) or- the children. A child plays with ange juice concentrate with % cup The truly generous is truly wise, CHRISTMAS one toy for awhile, then changes salad oil, V4 cup cmegnr, 3 table- nnd he who loves not others, lives to another. The youngster nctually spoons sugar, M> teaspoon dry unblest.—Henry Home SEALS changes his whole form of play, mustard and '.4 teaspoon each salt and Tabasco. Serve over mixed greens or fruit salads. Makes 1 % cups. It happens every FRIDAY! Health Hints SUN MON TUES WED THUS SAT HOMERIC Reviving and Surviving Christmnt A pleasant experience, such as SUN-WAY CRUISES the enjoyment of Christmastime can and should be trebly delight ful: In anticipation, in realization to the WEST INDIES and and in recollection. To enjoy it to the full, therefore, we have to live SOUTH AMERICA through it. That is u good thing to Everyone of the HOMERIC'S features is tuned to ywr understand us we enter upon De tea chl cember, the most sustuinedly fes pleasure. A glittering pool for toasting a . ?™.;: tal of months. brown. Glamorous bars for toasting ™w.f"*fr% Encouraged by eager business Games and sports for your play moods. A mghtciuo entrepeneura who progressively parties for your gay moods. The cuisine is a bon viiam manage to slip tho leash of tini dream. Service in the inspired Italian manner m and tnste, from Thanksgiving Day you beam. One blissful moment follow* «n°ther "° ^ or oven earlier, wo move in 26,000-ton, fully air-conditioned luxury """• ?n° Shop-at-Home stimulated atmosphere of cclcbrii' 2 23 4 25 2 exciting port follows another on your delightful innow tion. ClniHtmas parties are sched- From deck life to ports-of-caU, the HOMERIt u w- uled from tho tir.st of Decembe choice with the most sophisticated seagoing aw during Slipcover Special! to Christmas Lhiy. Then Now Year's parties take over. In conse- quence, many people enter upon n rat-nice of activity that wruck Koos $98 Cuslom-mades their nerves, empties their purses 7 HOMERIC WINTER CRUISES from NEW YORK 2 pieces! Sofa & chair .shortens their tempers, overbur dens their digestions, and poses a December 18, 1962 February^ H" both for an unbelievable serious threat to their health nnc 15 DAYS • 7 PORTS • S470 »P linmentic trnnquility. What sliouli Any Friday of the year is an ideal time to start a 13-day Grace Line Chrittmai-Ntw Y«or'» Civlt* he a Benson of peace and love be- cruise from New York. But there's something special about a winter NASSAU • PORT-flU-PfllNCE CURACAO • BARBADOS It's trucl You pet Koos bPautiJul $98 custom comcH instead a nightmare of \m- cruise. Caribbean climate is in midsummer form ... warm and won- MARTINIQUE • ST. THOMAS slipcovers . . . for boll) sofo AND chair . . cnihimMi: strain that not infre- derful. Soak up the sun as you live like a king aboard the all-first-class, SAN JUAN for only S6GI An unbelievably low price for quently lends to physical colla January 3, 1963 anil sudden death. 20,000-ton Santa Rosa or Santa Paula. Ashore, a hearty welcome awaits 12 DAYS • 5 PORTS • 1355 up custom slipcovers like these! Choose your SAN JUAN • BARBADOS fabric from frosh new prints right out of Think it over; that's what ititel- your arrival in Curasao and Aruba, La Guaira (Caracas), Kingston, PORI OF SPAIH • MARTINIQUE ligt'iirr is for. Nothing is alien to ST. THOMAS Koos own stock! We'll pin-fit and cut your Christmas which is iii-udurtive of Port-au-Prince and Fort Lauderdale. Minimum fares from $395 to January 17, 1963 slipcovers right en your furniture, finish true peace and liappinr.s.s; every- $495, depending on season. Just see a Travel Agent. 16 DAYS • 6 PORTS • S485 »p 14 OAVAYS • I them with Koos finest workmanship, from thinK is alien whirh hriairs distress SAM 1UAD • BARBADOS • U GUAIRJ* jiliff ^ ST. I'osr.slLf CARTAGENA • CRIS10BAL ' - heavy-duty zippers richt down to deep, full or grief. The best trumiuilizer in KINGSTON skirts. Even deliver nnd Install them to a snuinl sense i>f valui'.i. . . . May March 27, 1963 assure you at Koos famous fit ... tho next- yiiins lie a tranquil, merry, and 10 DAYS • 3 PORTS • J? happy Christii'jis. GRACE LINE Winter Cruises SAN JUAN • ST. THOMAS best-tiling to brand new upholstery. Giv« PORT-AU-PRINCE you all tills at a S32 savingl And what could 3 Hnnovcr Square or 028 Fifth Avenue (Rockefeller Center), New York, N.Y. • Digby 4-6000 be easier than choosing your fabric right in your own home . . . with your own walli, Also 17 lo 19-Day Casual Cml«ea to Caribbean • 26 mid 31-Day Jewel 8o« Cruiie Tours to Soulh Americ* HOME rufis and draperies nil iiround you? So save a time, save money, save mistakes! Phone FV 8-3700 for Koor, Shop at-Home slipcover H. E. GOSLING LIMES " °""2;,X::SU« *u ipeeial... now! (No obligation, of coursol) FLORIST MAKE YOUR RESERVATION THROUGH MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS THROUGH KOOS-RAHWAY flow*r» for All Occasions TRAVELONG OF WESTFIELD INC. call AOam* 2-8465 TRAVELONG OF WESTFIELD Route 27 FV 8-3700 1050 Sprlrr^flald Avo. 252 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD AD 3-2300 252 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD
WintflsM 291 N. BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH EL 4-2525 291 N. BROAD STREET, EUZABETKI .THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1M* P*«« 23 Role of Consumer Cited in Buying Furnishings Statewide Event To Attract Youths From Hi-Y Here to provide ans\v»ra to many influence others?; What differ- Gary Siiriccnt, president of the ences do my beliefs mak»t; and ,en you shop for furnishings responsibility when he buys, says > know what you Need and to plan ostlU'ld Hi-Y Fellowship, rp- I tions of vital concern to the young frur home, what can you do to j people of today. What Koes into a philosophy of MUs Gyria "Thames, Kutjiers exten- wit.it you will ljuy. lOrted thrtt reprt'senl^tivos from life?" of g«tting what you need sion home furniihinj; sjx>?iali.-t. Must an upholster; fabric with- he Westfield Hi-Y will lie in at- Youths planiijiiK the conference price you can afford to pay? •Shopping for furnishings hearts uiuinnoo nt the statewide Hi-V developed a unties of conference They will be used as « spring 1 stand iTuuse, constant usi' and fiv- board for discussion at the eonfet- on you avoid confusion, dis- at honit , she declare. quent cleaning? Will a rug receive nd Tvi Hi-Y conference to be (^muttons to he »*od to simulate ntment and loss of money Only yuu, tht> consumer, can de- eld ut Kiditewood this weekend. the thinkint; of the delegates «t- uBce workshops which will convene ; 1 itihitant wear, tracking and hpe-1 nt dinner tomorrow and adjourn you buy? What can you do termine "what pii-L'c^ of furnitun i»uj;inn? Do you want a -window Representing WettfleM ut the teiidih);. flligently, with the SHICS- Sunday' after » closing session at you nwd, how rauc-h you tan afford treatment to afford privacy or cut outli eonfeitnc« will lio Jim The ijuestipns.include: "How do tli« first Keforaed Church in > lic'o? to spend ami ho\v lurr.Uhin^ must out (jUre or resist sun dumage? imith, Jim I.crnmn, John Frlati you |)Un to M**?: \Vf>at moral an toough we have Jaws, reg- perform for your purpose-. The ilr.'isiun mint be youra. Then nd Gary Swrjtent. sUndnrdsrto J-dti plArt to support?; dirtweod. , r.s ami standard.* 1o prttrrt You can't expert the uiivemnient :.t i^ your responsibility to become The theme of the 1902 confer- How fur should you go with the Over 426 young; jleoplc through- ; is increasingly ne.-essary for or the manufacturer or the f-nte*- .nfurnu'd, in order to be « diserim- nre "How to I.ivc," ia intendni How mid when can you out Now Jersey are expected to be nsunior to accept his -share of man to do this for you! Ilofore you :nat :!•;>; lnpjH'r. Vou cannot choose present for this annual event. u even lx**r:n to shop, it its nec^isary wisely from our wide array of oon-
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100 NORTH AVEWGARWOOD WESTFIEL: SAVING! P*ge 24 THE WESTF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962" At 'Christmau time particularly, Westfield Bird Club er Outpu, Up Price Not Guide there is a -wide ran^e of quality of Park Body Views merchandies in all price levels. To Meet Tuesday Output of elc^ Will your jrifts be rhyap items •with hiich price tti^, or dkl you Echo, Nomahegan Roy T. Put-key of Cranford, To Gift Quality president of the Westfield Bird the Wf.-.k find a KOO'1 quality item at a rea- Club, announced the December 9*3.100 By CAROI.YX YUKNUS sonable price? Acreage Link incctiiij? will be held at the home ABHOCHIIV Ho)nc Agtnt of'Mr. and'Mrs. Thomas H. Jud- Clothing frifts art* popular for Dolphins to Present Membi'iw of the Union County son Jr. of 544 Elm •St., at K p.m., eofw Christmas giving. Tlie array of Water Show at YM J'iirk .Commission and its staff Tuesday. ^^r «ruro«-
flowers from
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LOUNGING COSTUME — From his Paris collection, And all through the house ... Jacques Hcim featured this one-piece creation. Tlie fig- ure-liugging slacks 'n' jump- Wreaths in wide array of designs and sizes er combination features a flaring bell bottom. The Bunches of Greens flower-design outfit was the star attraction. English Holly aglow with berries Dish Gardens — Door Hangers Poinsettias — Fresh Plants Going, Going, Candles — Novelties — Madonna Figurines Specially designed Floral Arrangements for shut-ins Gone!
Visit our "ARRANGER'S CORNER" PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY - for a wonderful wealth of We will see that they get to the decorating ideas. right place at the right time. *WESTFIELI>,N.J.
With all the spoed Place Orders Now for Everlasting Grave Blankets of a rapid-firo • aucjioneer, a little Classified Ad in the Leader will sell whatever it is you wish to dispose of. Just McEwen Flowers phono us at eiM^ Established 1921 AD 2-4407 Wo Deliver Around the Corner or Around the World by F.T.D. Member of Federal Re»exv« System Men&tt federal Defodt Imunuiw. Corpotatioa FREE OFF-THE-STREET FRONT DOOR PARKING WESTFIELD Grove St. at Westfield Ave., Westfield AD 2-1142 LEADER > THE WESTF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 Pag« 28 the headquarters shift. They now May Vacate occupy a complex of thrc« "build." Combat Trainee I Deeorafidm "Exhibition ''•**• c«"*""Jae,l at thu turn of j GDF Conservative! iShoAvn Squuri Group Jii'i-o-'Uury, in Jersey City "LEAGUE rcrrainal If Mr*. Coorgv Murphy of West- I'art „;• thv i^ii.o:i;r; 'coa.iJaint ! Bloc Eyes Curb Somehow the al'ou! Iii::n,.-:.d i(.>.--c.< |,:i< lVl.,, ,(.;. id gaw a dcii.oM.-lration on ; : :! l LSME3" ''•''"" ' " ^ '"ad h ,„„.! , 4 "Chri.stir.ar. ne«-or:itioi.u" at a re- I Ends uv By .•eiit nu.-i.!i;,' of tiu* KtvM'Uf Squad «-•• I'n.Jiw-.y ;., II;,,!...,,, ,Vjrly " j On Red Goods' jf] ..y Ontral Kailroud will league of Women Votsrs Auxiliary ui t!u- sqo.id building in Food Tastes uf i:r- worn Swias-ehaK-t I ••('l>v..>u.-l>-. if \n, Vulnwr Via!! Spring M. The j»iv. -idoni, Mrs. |>w< tlii.niih Our, wi|l iH. ,.u I KAXWUdl) — The Republican i.l.pi!ir;:-rs in Jersey City i Conservative Action Club of Vn- diaries Krederii-k, conducted the Better Here v'.c Lj-'i.-lature approves n I -Mr. l'uilc.T Sa:J. :on County plans tu form a "task We aii.' U'lnptcil to ust> a quos- r. rout-intf tht comn.uler Tin. ••l1::!»-..-r ]>|ar.," iniwd aft- force" to inspect stores in the ;k>M und an.-wcr fornuit in today'.- Mrs. Wer.uVil Hinkley, chairman f ilroppinfc ferry service, a column, hul tlu1 proMt-m is that That's what they say. ^r tin- ^tat,. hiK!iway .•l.:1!.i,i.ssioiier coun'y in search of (roods for sale 1 of the nomiiuiting conimillve, piv | I sa two-.-:,.!. i.ro]-.«,-.al to ivrouu- •"a.Jo in Communist dominated na- just tuii tjiu'.-'tion kveps coming to ...-nted tho following slate: Presi- Why so? Maybe it's : M. Parker, property ir.an- I Jr-r.^-y Central pa.;™,;^ oars at tions. mind: "How can \w call it a 'holi- dent, Mrs. John Hnggs; vice pres- 1 h:* railroiul, denivil 3v- day party1 wlu'n llu* ffuture of l)ui mostly our superb chef, |(.r;.iif,-,r.l over ,„ Uv i.oi.i^ii Val- KoHvit B. Mael'herson of 20a ident, Mrs. Viola Punhum; record- pv.^ver, tuat the railroaj oviMtinK is a talk by a ItutuorV |uy Kailn,:..l i,-a,ks in ISoV.;,-1'ark Pnte:Min Kd., club rrvsidenl, said in>r s. .-lVtary, MM. Willimn link- or the fast and friendly lc.il to buihl a m-iv h(;»|. laiiil lu JVnii Station, Newark. the program was aulliuri7.v.-.y On'.ral si,;)lv in-.--pundinK .locr-etary, id that the risiun is litill jwou.i! be coii.-o!iilalt\l with the Tlie committee said it would le- Tlu* U'lituu of Wunivn Voters •Mrs. W-iilter .Steggall.' The ek'c- know. Try it ... then • air. Klizabfth and New- I I'ciinslyvaiiia service qui-.st that such iroods be remou>d ' uf WViitlieM is inviting all its nu'in- tton will be helil next montii. tij? considered, II r. Park- iK'iause "We fed 'Imt most shop-! boi-s, their liusbitiuls ami friemts •11O>UT>CS were iMrs. Onksen niul you tell us. !ttai. , pt-rs will not want to spend their j to the Women's Club Dec. 12, at(Miss'Muriel IMu'llijiis. ir.- hail crojiped uj) that the Home Shopping Tip I Christmas funds on items made in -t: 1 f> p.m., to their annual holiday would sicquiix1 land or | Comitniimt - di.initialed countries party. 1'rofossor Abraham YC-NL'1- new building to l>c cun- If you ure huyiiiir a new house and imported to coni])ete with MARINE PVT. CHAKLEJ £. son will speak, eotVee und (Christ- Shoe Treats OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY i.n Julian I'!., Elizabeth, this year, clivck into Kas air con- American products and American STtEFKEN, ion oi Mr. and mas cookies will be served during (liti(inii)K po~il>iliti..«. Ask the the social hour. Spanish children, at Kpiphuny, iwiieii the property which labor." Mrs. C. E. Sticfken of 546 Sher- expect the Three Kings to bring • l>eun cleared for a paik- j builder or M]vr f,.r assurnnce thai Similar action h.w been taken wood Pkwy., completed four How can the subject of o\ir tlH- dlk-t system and registers, are countries problems of foreign pul- them gifts, and they set out shoes by irroups aoross the coumry. Some weeks of individual combat filled with straw or grain for I ho sized and pltt. cd so a future cool- oriranizations have placed s-tickcrs trnininf recently with nn infan* u\v be I'ttiiMdcrcd .suitable to a fi-a- r.00 Jersey Central of- i"vr system insinuation will operate try training regiment at Camp tivnl ovcu.'-ion? I'an anyuiu* linii horses the Kings riile. wouKl be involved in on items on store shelves or passed ' eH'u'icntly. out cards telling choppers that u Pcndleton, Cal. Tho training nny anniseinent in this? Certainly trrocer is splint; Communist-made provides newly enlUted miirinci we do not exp«vt hilarious enter- with n bnckground of experience taimin'iit. We ladies of tho IOHKUO in the field under combat condi- ilo, however, take pleasure in in- The Union County jrroup called (•reusinjr oiir knowU'djre in any of '"""" HOW ELSE WOULD " on shoppers to watch out for tion*. Live-firing exercise* nre "Christmas tree decorations, 1oys, conducted, in Addition to field the nVMs in which we nre int«»r- YOU KNOW . . . cut K!;-SS, *fifts made of rattan or trips and clnstroom lectures. Un- I'sti'ti. We look forward to ques- der carefully selected instruc- tioning tho expert in the field aiul { That we'd like to sell for you nearly new toy* or straw and various wood pivdueU." It said "hams made in Conmuinist- tors, the young marines lenrn to lu discussion with otliers who bavo | games and winter sports equipment for our Santa take their places in small fight- similar iutrrsls. The probU'ins are dominated l'oland . . . are imported so pressing thilt we ranuot alforii [ Claus shoppers at to the US." ing units, such aft the four-mnn fire team and the 14-nian sqund. t« jnit thorn aside entirely for even a brief period. THE CONSIGNMENT SHOP This year, tin* league is particu- 27 Prospect Street Store Supervisor Silk Screen 1'aiuling larly interested in study inn the Westfield, New Jersey Methods To He Shown Kuropran Common Market and Sponsored by The Westfield Service league otlier inciinr. of regional interna- Injured in Fall Art Association ti.uinl ctjoperulUm, IIK well an Imv intf a continuing cu nc»*rn foi tji'ster Cusuxove, !17, of Hound A don!oust»•«toin of silk 1 slren;.'.tli»'nihj; llie United Natiuns VI'- Brook, a siiprrvisiu (or the Fir.-t paint in jr will !»• pi O-IMIIINI IO tlu We do not know if Professor YPH Wostfii-ld Art Association P.v. 1M Nntinnii) Koixi Stmi's, sutFi'i'i*)! » 1 el-on will speak ti> us particulavl; back in jury at tf:H0 p.m. Thurs- •:it S p.m. in thi W'jitounk Koo:n i»f on these matters or whether ll day whi'n hi' foil 12 fft't thvini^h tin: Wostllclit •Monun-i:.! l.il.rnvy. will *• boost* to liieklr the prosiMi H skylight in a com puny storv at by Julius .1. A nuid ho i HUlTorod a po.ssihh' frnoluro of tho ark Si'honl • III. Police .said Mr. Cos^rovf i-liinli- Therefore, we look forward expert t.'d a ladder to mnk<.' an inM|ii'i-tUin cwntpuny in (Nownrk. j-'or the la-l r ; our "holiday party." We may nee of the roof. AH ho ntti-mpted to l.> yoar.s In* ha.i : orvod tho nrrcon lirj.lin^ indu'-lry as nn artist, preoecupied with shopping f climb buck through n ^kyli^ht ho gifts, or pro v ill ing food for t mi.isod tho ladder and foil to tho toneil eullrt ami j::.i:-e-s oatnoru operator. He is now in the new festive season, but our real eti floor. ei-rn is for "lV;icc on Kurlb." \ Ho was tnkon to the hospital in product d< vch>|nni nl division of Cot a problem? Tactile it with a phone the A7.u IMato Corji. which maiiu- want to r-lmw our goodwill town Si.: •-' an nmlmlaru'o of tho Koscuo men by trying 1" grasp and w>l call. itl"ht now! HEW JIRSCI Btu Strand. I I'ncluro^s various produi't-* for tho »rt'.i ;*.nd prJntin^ lioids. their problems. If mi increased \> Tolieo said Mr. Cos^rovo works di-i1.-tanding ran further Hfort.s t out of tho company's Now York ward -ulution of the Cuban nili District uO'ice. 1 always avoid jiropiiosyin^ ho- lion, the continuing i-risis in t | forohand, hocnu.^o it \A much belt or Congo, or in Southeast Asia, Hi policy to prophesy after the event it i.s indeed :uitable Io this sea«( hnn aliondy taken place.—Winstoii Promotion Given r Churchill CLA5S:i lS PA\ DISHWASHER Sales Executive .SCOTCH 1'LAIXS —Kriink II. * ... Perfect for Eillmcher. of 1900 UunWts JIIU li«i. JIIUS Uwn priinuitcil tn di:'- ^l^' is Tho officer doesn't al- niarrit-ii to tli,- foniu-r I.iiiian Ko.ss of Ni'wtun Ilik'lili'.rul-i, Mass., mill | ways get the burglar, they have four children. out you need have no Mr. KiDiacliiM' in aclrt'e in sport..-) : nctivilU's at tin- I'lainli.'M YMCA ear of the burglar get- ami is an oll'u'ial of the INYw Jer- sey Swim Coai-he.s Asstii-intioM. ing your valuables when you store them Class Will Learn here. Protected storage Square Dancing a certainty.
The YMCA and VWCA will sponsor a rluss in we.steni-stylr stjuare daneiii^ heirinninf; Jan. IK, i it was announeed liy Alhert E. (,'hrone of tile stuff. Ju&flms Modlt V The course will continue for 10 M- LOCAL &t LOMO Ol6-lAHCf.MMH* fpsoa V=:--- successive Friday evenings from 8::iU to 1 1 :,'i(l ii'elock. .Sessions 14\ NORTH AV£. ?%«£,W£$TFIILD AD.2-44«>4 will lie lield ill tlie trynmnsiiitn. Mr. Chnme saiil the instruction ! in heinj< sponsored in cooperation with the Northern New Jersey Square Ilanceis' Association. It will he open to ndult couples from CA WHIRLPOOL Wcstfiehl and vicinity. 4-CYCLE PORTABLE It was announced an open square duller will he held at 8:3(1 DISHWASHER p.m. Saturday at tho YMCA, Y's Men's Christmas Trees TO BUY OR SELL, USE LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS NOW ON SALE NO INSTALLATION EXPENSE! FITS ONTO ANY FAUCET! • Complelely portable—fo'U cnyw-t.-e i CLOCK AND WATCH • Filler-Sir REPAIRING SCOTCH PINES pre.rmiing Finest • V/ojhci up to 12 p!crc is something about tin: BY RALPH BOBEY Official Paper for the Tom ot VVe.'tnelil u] Borough of dedication of firemen to fight fires "BREVITY IS ESSENTIAL, jomy £ tfountn Itiflfle. last week . . . real sickness breeder crease since early in the year. This NO LETTER EXCEEDING 200 3vi( and save lives that may he incom- Some Farorably Interpreted Newt Decision, of ^ Subscription: $4,00 a year In advance. the old folk.s used to say, and they prehensible to mnny of us but liy far the larger port of the is most encouraging, but as one WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. olTico: 50 Klrti Strie'l. Wi'si'lldd. N. J. could be rlgrht . . . but it sure was thank heaven it exists . . . for in- business statistics collected by the looks at the composition of the [f , requested, for a valid Tel. AD 2-1401 — AD 2--H08 growth the rise loses some of its Member wonderful while it lasted for those stance . . . suppose they wore federal government refers to pa&t reason, names may be omitted to our critic?. ^to Qunllty nvpkiiM or New Jeraey doubting Thomases and after nr- activities. This means that no mat- importance. Wages and salary dis- except in replies to letter* that New Jeri*«y 1'rt-*:* Association who like their out of doors activi, bursements were up $B00 million, NslKiiisi! Editorial Aveoilatlun rivintr at a hlazo, heard someone irt ter how large or how efficient the have been published. ties such us gulf and more golf the a crowd shout "there's someone in compiling bureau may be, it takes but one-half of this was in govern- No anonymous letters will is* NATIONAL EDITORIAL venr 'round . , . there," and, instead of responding quite a Jittle time to get the fig- ment. Commodity-producing indus- considered. immediately stopped to weigh ures together, make any necessary tries—which include manufactur- Letters mu*t be written only whether the warning was based on correction for aeasonal Influences, ing—showed no change at all. on one side of paper and prel« Remember that old song "We fact or fancy, and because some- assign proper weights, and so Dividends were up $300 million. erably typewritten. don't know where we are going thing could go WTonj? while trying forth. The upshot is that we are Transfer payments, which are All letters must be in tbe Robert S. Everett Editor but we are on our way" . . . seems to effect a rescue that didn't per- just now getting the basic data for largely social insurance benefits "Leader" office by Friday if Favors Teacher's^ quite appropos at the moment haps need effecting, they decided October. Some of the reports are and veterans' payments, rose $700 they are to appear in the follow* WIIMI wo rcid that the Federal to play it careful and a life was being given an unusually favor- million, to an amazinfr $35.2 bil- ing issue. EditoEdi r irovernnient is goiter deeper and lost . . . that is a rather indirect able interpretation. lion. deeper into debt (me and you, The "Leader" reserves the way of ^ettintf around to the Personal income provides a per- Another report just issued is on right to reject or edit any letter THURSDAY, DECEMBER G, 19G2 too) but there ia talk of reducing school bus fire last week when four fect example. Between September Pupils n- the touch of an iiisiJi and then come back home and ing starts, on a seasonally adjust- League Defenders Education: A Weapon day later four more men were ed annual basis, was 1.5 million— •Many people attr£l^ reail how the State may possibly overcome by smoke at a house an increase of .17 per cent over Editor, Leader: C0S3 ill life to the iliflUftC«J "The Soviet Union's most potent weapon may he slapping on a naw broad-based blaze. Septt-nber. This figure is not cor- sonic teacher exerted »w! tax in the form of a sales penalty YOUR We, the undersigned, are mem- J well be her quietest weapon : education." or income levy . . . and add to this At the bus fire they didn't stop rected for the number of working bers of the Wcstfield league of •Stone and wood ,j0 ^ to question whether a shouted cry LEGISLATOR? days in a month. And it is general- schoul: it i3 the teac^, William Betlton, Publisher, the State tax equalisation program Women Voters. We are not mem- than the buildings whico was true or not . . . they apparent- ly 8m!K."iiship. It has come to need to put every avaiii guarantees are used, will hurt the our attention through a letter in Wlat « delijhthil Chnafraaf eurprue to Jiv» your Vnoment somethinjr did j;o CLIFFORD P. CASE, R. toatal of housing starts, but no where it will btiwflt car t 345 Elm avenue, Railway your if*uo of Nov. 21, that some tha. . . an explosive hark lash one yet can determine what this -—inuj U'si-lio-j' aLt ohiWrea — wonderful CHILD LIFE Shoe,. rv 8-2052 serious misconceptions exist as to Suck winsome «lyle» tot every young foot. . . lot every fibeiniuhited fumes and they (rot menns in actual numbers. This is not to imply tful erstl brunt of it ... the same HARRISON A. WILLIAMS. D. the League's method of reach ing opiiyst-d t,. a school bpilta. occslion, too. Hero ore pert dregs up fashions for partying mal possibly was true at the A third report from the Depart- decisions on study items. More (Train. Wiihcut quftitiw «, 231 Elizabeth avenue ment of Commerce is on sales and . , . imart, hard -weering knock-about p»!» for actool and eanfire . . . they might not have Weitfield. AD 2-8680 tion to Uoofffvolt Junior J ingure. whether the house was orders of durable manufacturers. 'School U niwkxi. In fcnJ October sales, on a seasonally ad- play . . ,»upploFirit Steppora. . . witli » goodly meaiure of to fcd or not but the fire hnd Also, Senate Office Building, ducing, and have been for four ovcrdui'. Anil I canm tit rput out and there is alvraya Washington, D.C. justed basis, were the same, as in comfort and firm foot support built in. Let us inow months, about 20 per cent above AUilctorium for Edistrn JorMj be ,*nce that someone could bo Aujjust and September. But or- the level of 1057-5'J. One has to go School u-ou'i] l« desiraV.* ders rose about 3 per cent. No thorn to you »oon. jng . . and so it tfoes . . . but MRS. FLORENCE DWYER, R. back many, many months to find need cxisU for more sp«a; a us evt st0 an( CongreM woman details have yet been published as comparable stability. Before long question is how to nteet lbs. you "y °^ "' P ' to how this rise was spread among DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED .wonder about this dodica- 320 Verona avenue, Elizabeth we must break out of thin either with the money w» h«« mj EL 3-0382 various industries, but it is said up or down. of i men '" '''ue ' ' " nreIn<'n The plan snbmitttd bjtiij Complete Line of Orthopedic Shoes Scemen . . . who face the Alio, Home Office Building, that the increase "was widely en4 based." The recent behavior of tha stock of Education fa too nfmhi *" n for an "unknown" many Washington, D.C. market also is worthy o£ comment. this town at that time tt g; Whoever Amount of TIME, SKILL and PATIENCE f.y*. . it takes a special kind Now, taklnpr these three reports In terms of the t)ow-Jones indus- of thinking. It would t)dak J ', . . . thank (roodness we Stale Senator together, there is considerable trial average the high of the mar- yos, but the time hu toat\ Is required we give it gladly and courteous!/ "V ill Wcatficld. NELSON F. STAMLER, R. basis for optimism. Certainly they ket was 736 and the low 536. AB ihe tax burton is at tf» in ©r b 29 Broad street, Elizabeth show that the economic trend has seair this is written, the average is point. Tlw Board of &M EL 2-2653 not started on the downgrade as some, hundred points above its low has never lw*n ntmti t • mat* . some analysts have been saying or about half-way back to ita all- they have rcquostetl txcqt «* or hj But is is equally clear that the up- time high. But since the Cuban for a awiminmK pool. I fci gethi swintr is most moderate and basic- crisis the market has staged a think, however, that tfc»y kin State Auemblymefi ally too slow. quite strong rally. Some students ways ma( Jersey street, scries, uses the average of 1057, architect. s hazy as their knowledge 1!)58, and 1969 as its base of 100. We have never been convinced the USA haa treated its Elizabeth, EL 5-260O thnt the market has any particular When one examines thewi JAMES M. McCOWAN, D. The latest release indicates that settlers—the Indians. over-all production continues on a forecasting ability. The record buildintr the Town Hall, til H 236 Crawford place, shows that it is wrong almost as lie I/ihrary, nnd th« Elizabeth. EL 5-4231* plateau. In July the index wan 1UI.:); in August, 118.0; in Sep- frequently as it is correct, But it buildiiiK^ of our lo^al JOHN J. WILSON, D. would be most unusual to have can only question 51? Dorian place, Westfield tember, 110.8; and in October, such u strong upsurge if the buy- ARE AD 2-8491 110.5. Some industries of course, ers of stock believed that o real flowers are doing much better than others, recession is just ahead. but on the average we are pro- (Continued on from v E \vas n time, not so lotip; •n no young man wu'.iltl be :load in n vont. Ah, hut MeEwen's - ! |dl ehimsred. Now n vest in in fact n status symbol. * one future executive thinking of including in me, "Have vest, will truv- y we offer this pyramid FIRST in friendly service! bring the Gift of Beauty this suggestion, if you ex- iind at the top of the heap, lake that, Have waistcoat, n to the home icnto." * *.' V no, a thousand times no!" me folks, I was speaking :ncc, our office, boy, who ts over my shoulder, im I Floral decorations, artistically designed i« stuff. He ennic up with jht Idea thnt I end the nrnernph with. ".Ami so to ose the. late Mr. IT. (Jreely. for mantel, table, window or door add t, young men. go vest.' " :st how corn-proiluctky cun a gay, festive air while expressing your during the Christmns holiday wishes. ,s going to get Junior a Jt what with the television, nd record pluver hlnMinir ay nnd nitrht, how could he ' And. after all, he prob- ^ a book. And all through the house ...... lit reminded my friend. Mor- trolled; wheniur ...„.. J ivn* so impressed with this onioi linry. of the story about the speed a lnjjtfinjf economy; whether thy nation's tax writinif hy u brilliant and knowinic Tt'xas oil man who mairicd a K't'l structure iw .sound and which monetary, taxing and individual lic-himi the scones thnt from tin- Conn lin,., Tln-y wi-ve I rend it over anil over nirnin, in- snondinti; thoir hiuioynioon in N\'\v "Where are the passbooks fiscal policies are right for the nation. tondincr to It'll you about it in Oc- York, nnd she was ul th" Pole .Star, htlt Wlildorf and tbrip was lirr lur • Savings Acromils from First Frricrul mako the Tax Koumliition. a national research orKanizntion. th-r" slill n-i"iiins !h:\t sentence, band c-iirlcd tin with :i emiy i>f 1 "And th-ri' thev will he 10.lino I.ifo. Sim ^nv(> on.' rhrii'li ami i«ieal Chrsslinsis gift fur thililnn of all ages. I'ointiiijr out that "one man's economic years from now" tn ho thought yelled. "ITciivons. I've niarrii-d a fallacies can be another man's tacts," lie observed over, now tli-it our "brains" tire book-worm!" Slart tlu'iii tn a few mintiios uii'i any aniount there are no ground rules for (he itpeoniinjr Con- rc;ichinj; for the moon, gressional liattle over lisc;il I'ael and myth. OT'li KYK AMI |.;.\|; ri.IMC from $1.00 up . . . for nieces, nephrws. jirnnil- I'liul <:. HotT-n^ii, maniiiniii' di- Vixi know, to lhoiis:,.n,l ,,f vj.Mv- Kveryone is entitled to express lii.s opinion. i-.vtuv nf the Kni'.ed NViliiin^ Snc- er-< tin"-!' TV liiodii-.-il ::\f<:v. an- children, sons. «liiu-hu-if*. cou^in-i and hard- CoiiKi'e: smeti arc sensitive 14> letters from back home, finl Irtmd. luis now pnhli-lied his for real. Why ):^t wocl;. a IVi.'ii.l and the opportunity for the "little fellow" lies in the licuili. th" liiml words nf which :irc of mini' who i~ a ilo.tor .- pi-iit over working delivery Iiovs. i)iu>lcil liy tin. reviewers »•<: "liy an hotu- r.inviiu-iiu: n p:iti,ni that ])<•]! <>r pencil :iml sheet of writinir paper at your the year 2 Olid we cini he livini: an ononitiou w:iv. a inP:t. ami belief in linanciiil integrity i-iiv- a wi.rld without want." Mr. Kiblaii'. or iiotliiu", 1 il..n'i want llml'maii i-oiiicj to this conclusion that C.-isry I'ntlini-r in!" \'..v, \'ii- in K"venimeiit, as in private life, eaii play an im- :iftrr •tililyiiiL' (lie ini-ollles and i-'ini-i, llu-ri' i-; a Illair Ili>.-pit:il. portant, part in the decisions to be made in the na-cvncndifures of unili-r devi-Jtmed Hnvr You Joined tion's capitol next yenr. i-iinntlies mid SIIVB thnt :t hillion KKKIi W. KOKI-: • >i >-i--n- i'ir.ii'7'i l'ii; let lh"ill hrillir their aliilitv iin tn u ^i,n'l!t ^vhl'^" (heir Christmas Club? Current Divide"'! "There are elderly people who need help. They eei'iiniiiv will h,. self Tu-iin'-iltntr. ralt> on Saving* should be Iielped and they are boi'mv helped.Kill the I do ii"l l;nnw wlu-re the rnniN evidence is overwhelming thai (he majority of the ome from lh:il reach Hie SnecinI l'"und. lull frnin i>;i^t eNniTienct' 1 aged .'ire earing I'm- Iliemselve.-:, that the financial am sure Illlt the VS -\ st.-lllll:: lit filiation of the olderiy is fi>;liujr better rather than III" lull ef III" |i«t. ;11 tin- I-I1V who smiidl"-; mo I ef I lie inonient inn. I: worse, and that a federal tax to pay for the agvd's i; ; SYhn.il ehildren nf Hie !'li-^'lll <".M1- health care would he an unfair burden on younjrer er.tl |{>n i'iav he hn;:\- un certdin wage earners. The melancholy picture of the elderly hi-lnrii'iil fnct-iu-iih ve-'iierl In the is a fraud. It is a crude, caricature unit should be Civil War in- i he War nf lsl". lull when thev irri«v nn Ih-v will liml; FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Keen for what it is—an insult to (he iufed nnd a dis- l.aelc mi the «-onl= I',..eiirn Aid service to the nation."—American Medical Associa- tion News tn he spiiiii-n of hy lidlitieiiuis al- ISO ELM: S'r.HEET, W^STFIELP, most every week, and wlicn thoy mm THE WESTFIELX) (N. J.) JLEADEJR. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1»«Z P*«C
Teacher's Salary I *£*"•**»** or our councilman, u-r* havo twi, ^ bb vhtvht, , f fUr. One of the town IVN! eMcito |HH>ple {hundreds of complaints. There is out to kwk \-k> th(.« tt'iiililiunai j .*vy i^ aiw, puy iity tho Ft^lortil is 4 typical example of the i . , . innix.it Ui-:.h. to lvir.i-Jv tho fan- \vv tinn —who of course would no; tK*r:nit ; not ^uflicion! time from now to Jan. (."hi'. *:V.:\A ttvr : wouKi ^till mi^ j (i\»v*.rtm;t*T;t A lot nuivo money fov apprxjarh to politic*, Confy*e th« nucd from prenoo. p. Uu^-sl.v «, ^,-:,u i v ,!, , :,,J , , ,, , , sO ) l : ; t A nA)s h f h lwr0 omi identin.T.tion—declared ti» me sad- ] 1, with time out for the holidays, the who'o jKiiiit <»f rhiL-tnias--• |-u.-h j>urp>-e>; XUMI they rvi'vive in L«iw», hide fft^ta n«d co»t«, promwe 1 ba:l«:npj are r.«t in line ' . ,",•,."' "''^ v' ;n lh> "!v;i : ' ly, "The real i--t.itv peoplc %.»f a ; U> ho!\l holm- of jitcrvi^nvs. wr te rhrisiV l.ii'Ji. j ivturn Tin * x.t-.^ i> partly us**d • t);iH>Lbiii|p for noihinfft *«d "buy" piven city are tin1 ur.jy unti. \\}io : up a s..verr:l luiMdrcd p~j;v rci'-i:t. it, i^ lit tic \v»>r.il; r th:it tiu- l-'nU-ial A (• o n r j | :IK» volt>r'« Vi>ti> \vi*h hig own ; l::-v a art i f in .!<• .'.in :i fair ,i]>| know tile a.'tuai vahus of e\vM\ '.-uliii'it it I.> the c«.nmr;i, and i. *v*- i< jn •>». h ;i -* : iv MAU- W h !:at; UH* pro>rratn nunoy.. Whi«irvi*r you look behind .lyiiit; th? fiixird of KJ- j y-m.-k .,vi-;- i • f.i.-: t:i:it ::, 1 Th.- JV.iu-.vir sr.-.i of that l- J ihe evalu. .!iiij; Ci.'jimi:;'n-.' izu ',!;ni •*r..i\ iv:.^ u:s (-,"U: r,.:i,.i !•. )•• ^ a:; ! .. |':ii*i!y .'•pon! in tho poorer \)w lil^ral'.-i jMvtuUiw, yx>u i«e%'ita- ; p!a:i, 1 (iut*.v:iou the ni-i-i-s- it!,' n:,.;, •„.,. : 1 t ;;,, 1 ,,*••: tlu- «x,uv i"..r f.,x x,.-i-u.. -.-f ;i!i*- I.-:.it. -. \r»v Ji-r.--<-\ V.ixp;iyy :nuitcy, year projUTty nn«J your j>re- u, v,,v. t!»o >:iu•'.t\)n thru- in a town so t'ose r.s Vrani'ofii," j.-i-;s en til:-, it wijl nwviii that JI> it. it is not the IIK .uiinjr of j Ui-.' TI.HV l'roru :hf.^' funds. ivtfutiws, in exrluinctj for u. false a one consideration: that | u»-rur< now rin.l UK-,->: -rivf~ \! ; ho.noow IK rs inu.-l (To to Klizabeth lU'ii.f. wln'ii Sen a tors <-a:ij Mr. Wo!, li'n u.s.svu \h i WIHMI ten hou: cs on a sin/b- I uie ! One man who already has hi-.- blo:k, whose %iir*.'s are 10 to 20 I '.» prvitoct tvi the court, w-ith consc- Aniu1 <'. Fritz WMliiru^ pitur.i «* us "KoJcnil Aid n,';tp<»n.-41>ilitk»3. Kducation in this fcpetl uniitr tha term " C-lan li.' di-firrr.d until thr Ls another. This could _i-«!ii- | iimiio uj> for wile WJIJ u>ld by the years and whucse fair avi-rade sale i quent Uws of time ond money. to I-Miu*;Hutnt" llu-y ittv jvally pix»- ,IM|I!V price is from $lti,l)0() to J17.000, j The We.-tfield Town Cuun.-il po.-iti^ "a pio-rr;un 1'or tuxinjr New .-Uiti'V, rtvu'uloiitA «nd ran be moat ( i 0 J?ato.l anJ adju.-:,vl. ;hut they t\>uld not gel him more j should consider wlnit happened in Kt'iU'ral Aid Jersey iv.Mdon > to t'i!::;nci « hu*; * ._\-o:u>mioiilly tiwoniplwhod when Stir.^ four walls of Koose- are evaluiited by out-of-towners. «t Kaljih tiiiiKrt, .Mr. Wi-U-ir* ,-.i. th/.n $17,000 for il. The surveyors | Springfield when this was done. ly exjunded ^'l^^'r.'ll Do|Kirtiuent tlnanotNl and ndnunUU^red entirely hw>l. This kind of remodel- fi-oni $20,100 to $2i>.000, someone in I-Mituf. Uudor: i-»uiH-:!mun. lia.- -i-v.- , to thv *sur,e evaluated ii for f-JI.OHO! ] Hetueen 1100 and 700 unsry pro- of !•!duraiw>n nnd to tmniu'c odu* within f iviuoation a yv-ar '„ .- i-ll his huUft- for $18,- Council already has indicatcd.-.e\- ordered the Sprink'fn-ld <\>uneil t.. from nn out si do ^^)u^•^•^l. Kor in- of valuer. I am weary ward throe ri-;ido:i(.-i, as urrunirul 000 and ha* not hail a >:ritrle offer. a go l-.a.-k an.! do lV- job riuht and ti» the New Jersey rosUkmt by two cept for .Mr. Welch— tlunl it do. >n'l Nlutur, when wo furnish bi- fai'CUn'.pnt that Westfielders l).v Ihe Colonial H.m:.-* Association, T lie inve.-ticilor* evahuiteii it for I trivi- n danui. The real estate pca- adju!-' the complaint-.. ;m.l niio-liiilf." the finest, most <-x- but he did nut cvm care onouj:!) r> lumostly presi-nt- mu it-rials only. Far more ii!)out the people who i-kvtvil him to j iiMn jTvMliuts, or A noriciin immoy A ne!^hU)r iKivrjiht his house t^ev- j situation when over-uixed jKople pay SiiO.OOO? No, not $50,000. The t ; v<\ I ho |MM>:ram in \)\i* nmnner, it o'i.lied marble columns, col- si-i-on.l •Mr. Welih'.s motion in coun- j with whioh lo puvebu-:-.' siu-h it* m-- . BRING RESULTS en years ajro for $17,000. The sell out for wh:i1 J.hey cjm k'ft and survey linn usked for and kot vvtiuM not "luty" numy voto.-*, Thi« ijthrooms fixtures in vl<>.m«n- >••'!. -Mr. (;il)»ci't"s dii.lain for )ii* } Win'ii ju>!il i i* in us Mirh us SCM:I- survey firm evaluated it «t $2i,- no one w.ll !»uy an owr-valucd —4in additional fie luvawse they IchooU, and brown blaek- I'on^litut'iits will not lie forgot ten I 000! iovs r«»so iiitii \Villi:unn <;P»MU to house. Which of course means that had to do iiioiv work than they i 1o n:atch the room's dooor, if he has the nerve to run for re- Thh.e prize is the s!ory->'ind-a-half us nliiMil l'\'(U'ral Aid to I'Muciilum, j the town's tax income will drop. had ant for {Hi.400. The tr • state group wi-inj;iiiK the tiars out Trustee t'jilonial llimie Ass'n. po-.-.i*-'c(l of a cultural l>ack- from iry houffho'.d: and ti lot nior,' ilo.'lare it worth S'-'">.000 of the pillow's they haw .silently .Ktscy tjixpjiyt'r tulp from :u\ uiii- PHOTOSTATS ^i,l^' &i)llivt>. iM»»-l |'«opl<' Ix'lit'VO •tiiiK' thu ideals uf thii from my bio.-k. aci-.n-dini; In the One vif the nu>.;t dramatic been crying inU> and ra;."injr t\ b;t rrity. To obtain such i|. bit":T coniincnLs 1 hear. ^tory-and-a-half K.uirht for of hell? tlu> itupliiMttion iitiil voto for poli- fjne men and women to A fuith. '. ho.'k ticiiui> who promiso s\w\\ aid. the fWt 000 two years The pro|H-rty It should IK* noU'd by everyone ur youtli, "we must pay them. Kdilor, Leader: TJu1 lorin I'lMloml Aid is i'om- SAME DAY SERVICE 'hit iM..yor Towl hlitlK'ly brushed is too .small to build an aU.ichtnl tint the town i.t not legally obli- *tfield is behind in its sal- What a pity that the Chamber of ploti'ly di^htMivst, drliliri'iitoly h»>, oil' Mr Welch's urk'vnt plea on l>e- k'ai'airv onto it; in fact the owner Kat*ti to put the til w ji.--sessrm.nt hedulo is « matter of statis- Comnieiw and the Art A.sso.-.ialiori and ln o^fii t(» "J»uy" voti't*. Then1 hilf of his con.-tilucnts, which he does n.il have enough land on eith- program into etfivt by .Ian, 1, Nn onu exports to j;ei spent so much time and elfoii M-- is no otit'Siito >ourro, linwo in* aitl. Westfield Studios backed up with some ahr.o.-t unbe- er side of hi.-, house to permit him which Mayor Towl !n-ists upon. But until we pay f U-ctinir a Ihetnt- for the new (Mirist- Tho only usurer of iiu'(»uu> whifh lievi.blo cases. When Mr. Towl o put in a \lriveway t-o he can put There is no rtsason wiry it cannot ehcr a wajre that will enable first ran for office he made quite a a jrara>.re in liis backyard. Thin mas decorations for our town nnd tho I'Vdrriil (Jovi-vnmt'iH Itiis iivuil* Portrait and Commercial Photographer* IH> heM over, us Mr. Welch moved, «l»]o Ls tho Anu'iii'nn tiixi>:tytM". Tht' *h:uv in the cultural opp;>r- thinu of the fact that he. "liked little K«"HI the .survey firm says is came up with a triangle trimmed so that hUtticient time will 4ie avail- i 111 CINTRAl AVINUI ADAMS i of his fellow man, we can- w*it.h ^-reen. Kwn if it had turned weiillhitM' «tnt(vs, of whivli Nvw J* v- people." H w-as U> IK- cxptvtod worth $^0,000! able for proper consideration of the et him to fulfill Iiis mission that hf would havo been the first Ono think' 1 would like to know Uwehin£. The U*aclier lo sai'rilice sponl for justice. It rrmvth. f ih:- investik'ators. likely that he inu.-t tiike )nd jvl> or a .Hummer job in to ray the jriwer. nuse we (ire nol pu>'inj: to attract anil hold the ualifn-d l.-.a.'hor-:, less-eompe- p!e ale available to us. \Ve eany tine, niastu- teachers, i 1 return from a l«irk-to- !^!.t v'sit ivhere I have En«'is.)i tca.-h-r ask "Has MII^?" Jind a ];hyi.th- Telephone AD 3-0003 i of th-.- st JU- th:it Wcst- s lo t it> .stan'linn iimoiiK ols of New Jersey must be
UiiKit lH'lieve that the Uiwns- are unwilling to pay our WE RECOMMEND ers morn. It is the Unaril of ation wliu li!'t lielil the line, have reluctantly come to the sioii that !l:i.< stand i:: nup- ROTCHFORD PONTIAC, INC. OUR NLW hy tin* si-ho.il administia- OFFICE WCSTIICLD ONIVI IN W'rould that they were ;:•; 433 North Ave. E., Westfield W0LK UP OfTICt ill w-.Lh physical fui'ilitius ux- ill Ituivs! MORRIS AVE. TO ELIZABETH >• pubt that we ran alford every- i ' .' H. STATION / wo want all at one time. If Westfield's Pontiac Sales and Service ^^ DRIVE-IN axraycrs fed we can, then DANK A ^^ "^ WALK-UP i.i no problem. Hut if we that carries an extra large variety of hi: ike a cho'.;-e, le.l us i-iat<> feds. Yes, wo must build ml. i but i'jiii'o we think in terms models. Expert mechanics at your onomi.'al lioildin^, and put OLNfltAL GRCCNE SHOPPING CENTER 1 uddiUonal dollar we can nf- service and genuine parts on hand. finto toaehei-s' salarJes? 1 Nan Kodivs (Mrs. T. \V.) WESTFIELD SPRINGFIELD |r«l Ward View A SERVICE FOR NEWCOMERS TO WESTFIEID (>r, U-ader: of lliu Third Ward uj>pru- decply the lloratio-at-tlie- NOW YOU CAN ENJOY your home can. Drive-In and Walk-Up Banking look- MORii BIIAIJIIFUL with-.. in downtown Westfield and Springfield If you like doing tilings Die easy way, you'll want to get acquainted with one of these sparkling new National State Bank facilities. They make banking a breeze. Women will especially like the convenience; — juHt come aa you are and bank from your car! Or if you're walking, step up and bank — na quickly and easily as /.hat. Visit us soon, .say hello, and start using our .services at cither the Westfield or Springfield Drive-In and Walk-Up facility. Got a dog? Bring him along •— we have free dog biscuits for your canine pel.
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A CtRTIFlEO F«£SIDENTIAL Capture the Cay. wrm spirit of Christrn^ with decorative lights, LIGHTING CONSULTANT indoors and outdoors. Nothing soys. "Merry Christmas" to your CAN BE OF SENVICE IN IIRPING YOU 1'LAH BET- THE NATIONAL STATS BANK friends, neighbors and community with more sincerity than TLR MORC rM'ECTIVF your own personal Hobday dc-.orations. Holiday liehts can make IKWITirJG FOI? YOUR ELIZABETH • SPRINGFIELD • ROSELLE PARK • SUMMIT KOMI CALL YOUH LOCAL your home look more beautiful than ever, no matter if you choose a CUnic SEKVICL OFFICE. KENILWORTH • WESTFtEl.D • RAHWAY • HILLSIDE simple or an elaborate display. PUn now to decorate for Chmlrnas. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COHFORATIOH PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY TAXFAYINO SERVANT Of A GKEAf ijTATL Particularly, THE WESTFIELD LEADER LETTERS TO THE accused of ha Editor's Corner EDITOR Ali letter* to the editor muit bear a •ignature and a .treet address, both -of- which will o« Second Class postage paid at Wesnfleld, N. J. Published Thu-sd^yo ai West M^i.l, Sow Jersey, by The Pheenominal . . . ! Firefighter* authenticated prior to publica- Bt field Leader Pi In ting and Publishing Company. An Jnde- deiu \ewg|>fiper That is what the weather was There is something about tho IY RALPH BO8EY Official Paper for th« Town of We si field and Borough of dedication of firemen to fight fires °BREVITY IS ESSENTIAL. unuilnclcle. last week . . . real sickness breeder and sare lives that may be incom- Some Favorably Interpreted News crease since early in the year. This NO LETTER EXCEEDING 200 etlb>crlptlon: 94.00 a year In advance. is most encouraging, but as one WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. mswns »f E*tah)lKhelt Wottfield. AD 2-8686 orders of durable manufacturers. urc whether the house was School is liewlwl. ]n [irJ sd or not but the fire had Alio, Senate Office Building, October sales, on a seasonally ad- ducing, and have been for four overdue.. And I can ?«&' >ut out and there is always Washington, D.C. justed basis, were the same as in months, about 20 per cent above auilttoiiuni for Edison Jurat ince that someone could be August nnd September. But or- the level of 1057-69. One has to go •School would be desiral!,. . . and so it (joes . . . hut MRS. FLORENCE DWYEK, R. ders rose about 3 per cent. No back many, many months to find need oxists for more MWK any of us ever stop and Congreowoman details have yet been published as comparable stability. Before long question is how to mest ij| wonder about this dedicn- 320 Verona avenue, Elizabeth to how this rise was spread among we must broBk out of this cither with the money wtfeftinL various industries, but it is said men in blue . . . firemen EL 3-0382 up or doWn. Tho plan submitted bj thk licemen . . . who face the Alto, House Office Building, that the increase "was widely, based." The recent behavior of the stock of Education ii too ops n for an "unknown" many Washington, D.C. market also la worthy otcomrnGnt. tblj town ot this Uroi u . . it takes a special kind Now, taking these three reports In terms of the Dow-Jones Indus- oi thinking. It woaM In (._ . . . thank goodness we Slate Senator together, there is considerable trial average tho high of the mar- yva, but the time hat ami em in Westfield. NELSON F. STAMLER, R. basis for optimism. Certainly they ket was 786 and tho low 636. As tho tax burden Is at tf» W 29 Broad •treet, Elizabeth show that the economic trend has this is written, the averafie is poirrt. The Board of EM EL 2-2653 not started on the downgrade as some hundred points above Its low Jwn never bocn refused i^ some analysts have been sayinti or about half--way back to Its all- thoy have requested etct^ But is is cqunlly clear that the up- time high. But since the Cuban for a swimmtajt pool. |., swing is most moderate and basic- crisis the markot has staged a think, however, that U*; hi State AMemblymen ally too slow. quite strong rally. Some students ways maile awry tax oVItti MILDRED BARRY HUGHES One other report needs to bo believe this rise reflects not only Have you ever counted Snail iSERVER (MRS.), D. briefly reviewed. This is the index better business news but, as well, of j uts and roof knit in III Blue Houfte, Morrit avenue, of production of the Federal Re- a feeling that increased govern- nior iiifrh School buiHiei! I I ment spending, and hupo deficits is expensive tyjie oonstroctia RFD. Union. EL 3-7511 serve Board. This index now, in JEROME KRUEGER, D. harmony with other government will bring further Inflation. i.he board as still using tin- come up with the truth it series, uses the average of 1957, architect. s hazy as their knowledge 1143 Ea.l Jeriey street, We have never been convinced Elizabeth, EL 5-2600 1958, and 1959 as its base of 100. the USA haa treated its The latest release indicates thnt thnt the market has any particular When one examines Me.. settlers—the Indians. JAMES M. McGOWAN, D. forecasting ability. The record 'lmildinK the Town Kill, lit 236 Crawford place, over-all production continues on n plateau. In July the index was shows that it is wrong almost as lie library, ; ,wnn n time, not no lone; en ho younpr man wo'iM be dead in a vest. Ah, but >11 changed. Now n vest is- in fact a status symbol. >w one future executive thinking of including in me, "Havo vest, will trav- y we offer this pyramid FIRST in friendly service! thin suggestion, if you ux- and nt the top of tho heap, nake that, Have waistcoat, icnte."
* K »? no, n thousand times no!" me folks, I was speaking *nce, our ofllce hoy, who is .-. over my shoulder, as I i<» stuff. Hi* enme up with ;ht idea that I end the arngraph with, "And so to ase the Into Mr. II. (ireoly, t, young men, KO vest.' " ;st how corn-productky can ? ieard during the Christmas ?. as Koinur to tret Junior n jt what with tho television, nd record plnvcr blnotina ay and niorht, how roitlri he ' And, flftov nil, he jirob- •i n book. »> r. =>
n . at reminded my friend. Mor- trolled; wRernei—mw- _ 1 ~wn<< so i mrcssed with this nniea Mnry, of tin- ntury about On- speed a lagging economy; whether the nation's tax writinir by a brilliant and knowing TOXUH ui] man who married a tfirl structure is sound and which monetary, taxing and individual behind the scones that from tho Conn lino. They were "Where are the passbooks I read it over' nnd over again, iu- siH'ndintr th l'i»le Star, I'lil Waldorf nml thrre was her Im^- Saving* Accounts from First Federal make the Tax Foundation, a national research orRani/.ution. 111"!-" 'I'll reM'mnS Ih.-lt fM'll'C'IH-*1, band riirU'd up wiOi a r KAK ( from SI.00 up . . . for nieces, nephews grnnd- gressional battle over fiscal fact and myth. P PMHI ('. IIiiH'-n;in. ?n:in:i"inir (Ii- Yull kllOW, to t h are .sensitive to letters from back home, i-inl Fund, has now publMii'd his for ten]. Why hist wee!;, a Mem! working delivery boys. and the opportunity 1'or the "little fellow" lies in the bcioli. Hi'* finnl wupls it!" which :irp of mine who is M dm-tnr spent over (lU'itcil !'y th" rovirwci-H us; "Hy an hour conviiieitur n pMli'tit thnt pen or pencil and sheet of writing paper at your the ye:ir 2 Illlf) wi> can !"• Hviinr an operation was a iuur;l, and she elbow. ISy taking- time now for a thought 1'ul note to in :i worl'l th'il h.'r* rconn' |mv- ronsi-nteil witli t h\< proviso. "It".; Washington, your basic belief in financial integrity (M'tv--n world without vvant." Mi'. KUdare, or nothinir. 1 il«»ti"l want Hoffman comes lo this conclusion Hint Casey entlin«r in!" Ves. Vir- in government, as in private life, ran play an im- after "tiiilyinii' the incomes nnil rinia, there i^ n P»lair HIT pilal. portant part iii the decisions to lie made in the na- eXIK'llditllrrs of Ulli'iT (II'VI'IMIIIMI Have You Joined tion's e.apitol next year. countries and SHVS that .'t liil!i<>n FUKD AV. KOKK dollai's more must bo forlhcom- Our 1962-63 j:.,, ,..,..1, ,-, -,,- lltlMO"-''! I!»'.'! in 'lid a year Id them to let them britnr (heir Christmas Cluh? Current Dividend "There are elderly people who need help. They nbililv tin I" n point where their rate on Savings 1 economv u-ill be ;.clf nron'-Dinir. •should be helped ;ti:d they are beiii). ; helped, lint the f ilo nut Icnow wlvre tlie funds evidence in overwhelming thai I lie ma.iorily of the ctmie from tllul reneb the Special JI"IMHI. hut from •>;'•:( o\jieiiei>ce 1 ajjed are eariiiK for themselves, that the financial am sure lint the USA stands at filiation tif the elderly is jreltiiij-r belli!)- rather than tin- ion of Hi'1 list, ii" tin1 iruv who worse, and dial. 11 federal tax to pay for the aged's sllin>li"^ Mini of (lie lnoniellt'lm. Schnnl cltil'hen of 111" prcscnl iren- health care would be an unfair burden on younger evntinn IHMV he hazv nil certain Wiifru earners. The melancholy picture of the elderly hi^lorJenl facls willi resnfet to tho is it fraud. It is a crude carirature and should be Ci>il W«r or Hie Wiir of IH1". lint ULilJ when they irrow up (hev will look FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS seen for what it is—an insult to the a«ed and a dis- lmclr on the worwu ix-al <^*t;ite people humlrvcU of complaints. Thoiv i.< iout to Iwk liko the traditional soy is one, pay into the Federal U a typkal example of tiie liberal nuc-d from previous page) stic —who of course would not (ici-mit tu»t sulViciont unio from nv\v to J;m. IChi !.-':r.a.-i ti*»?-e it would e^ti!! mis^ Govtrninont a kit nu»rc monoy for approach to politios. Coaifuse the n:lir nt v 1, witli timo out for tlio holitiays, | thf wliole ix>in.t of .ChrUtmas— -uch purpo.-vs than they receive in , hide farf-+ find costs, promise placed ..i•1) ir..:u *. ••'' «!«"^'» Aln'.on- hal--f th homo owners identHicp.tion—de-.'larod to mo t.;ul. r.ot t>.> ho'iA lioiiP-. of Jj'torviowvS, wi u- (t'hriM'.s. Uirtli. itturn. '1'ht1 ixitvs is partly u^ed thinjj for nothing, and "buy" in the l;, > lu.:v.« in ii>;, ,,,va !<>;, ,,, bll,,k alv,.,i. ..;iV <,,.„ „ ly, "The reul i->tati> pn>pU' of a ^ivon city nv? the only outi- \\!io ( up a s^viTiil iiundnxl p:\£X n'pott' It i> little woiidvr \\v\\ the vuvM to ti;;a!ice the l''i de:"al A jr e. n c j ;h wU-r's vote wi'h hi» owii At the•v.li» sir..1 ntI;:--v;-llu.l..o:i1Tojri.:l.,.. ;;%,roni u, ijv, ,,,.ro -....y ,,,,ri. j( • ttu ivintv ill-* Board ul aiv ii} «,...;• i ,h,.y 0;.n,w; ,/,;.u!i a i:::v uppraisal know the actual wilius of e\-oi > sulnrit it to Uu* coun:-;l, aivl >>-ive }is in MI.1I i\ >o;-ry {.taU- wh.Mi \]i':-. noncy.. Whenever you look bdiind ^o k nvi-i 1 i 1 p'.m, 1 . Wi_a r»:!i I of their |io:r.,.,. Th,> following sp:-- .-;ri:i of thai city. Wo b.rr in Wt-M- tho ov:.i!u;itMi>r roinrriiitoi no *hiu \ ^r. .it vA\^ >us ciOoi.r:i'.io!i IK-^OU" s ;fid i; partly .•[H ilt in the jiooror iht hberjil'.-i prunu.se. >, you in«vita- )-'!•.• iiw:i ;,i of - j.ll of .t. 1 he COM. ••v. r. c ••j-u-il : ,-iiu- fijrju-.-. piMi.Liii t.> tny bli>.-k field would r.i>; even fee! i|ualificil th" rNi'ii.'e f*.n" >>ix weeks i»f ">a!« - ' >' ![.•-. Xc.v ,lci'M-y 1 iixpjiycrs J>ay ily find him to Iw liberal with your actual additional unable j |.!:ji!n in i c^icm h-ju-cs froai 2" to make an uppra. .-al.of a propvity 11' \ho i-oiuu'il Uull-h hrii'.iMi." No ir;uter lu»w you look j $J.l<> f^ir i.vh i?1.00 l-eceivtKl by ;notieyt yt»ur pro|KTty nnd yx>ur pxe- in a town so closv as ^.'raiifoiil.'1 v'.n vn this, it \\ iJl j th;tj ii.s it, it is nut tlic nu-lining \>f tli.- jtale from tluvi' funds. i\»iCativos, in exdiati^o for tl f&lse o:ic consideration; that j o\\ )wy< r - j u. lu JV..1-S „:,!; c,,0 j.;iu.iii,>!i ihni- 1 1 Whon ten liou:es on a .single | huirn'owtMTs l1lu^t tro \o K1iz,:i'iH-t!i V'iu istma.s. Ihiue. when Senators t'a-e end prasnis . to relejisc you from your of the 2.4 million dollar to- j i.:id Mr. IUI Wi 1 :t\ UFtdtT tlltf tOl'lll blo.-k. whose .un-cs are 111 to 110I '-.i jn-t>t.i'i-t to tlio fourt, w.itJi I'lins* - Anne (\ KriU W.illiri's pitj!ji:.4- us "Ketteritl Aid resjionsiUiliUes. Educjition in tliia yejtrs and whose fair average i^ale I qiK*nt loss of tiuiv in^ "a piii^rain for tnxinjr New .-itatv'w reMitlenU and e-tter do Honicthinc lletuvcn tiOO aiul 700 anirry ]-i*o- of Kdli.'ativni and to finance udu- within ithe ^Utte. c tiMnuM 1 What does Fottenil Aid mean to c:.lion in other >staU'S, re.sullJnK in Albert Mol fa'.U to save the town. Thy Town U--t;nus ••w.unpiHi tho juilire. lit us? TIK1 word jiid implies holp we re-examine («!• wither. \Veleh-,ii.,t,rvi..wini.. Council jilrwidy has indicated—ex- oniernl tho Sprin^fu'ld Cuuiu'il to niullipKin^ the c*tst of e the Now Jersey rcs.Uie.nt l>y two cept for .Mr. Welch—that it doesn't Ko I'.ju'k nn.l do tV* job rijilit «iul stiiuce, when we fiirnish uiil U> In- argument that Westfielders' b.,v. ft. ..r ?. "TT"l-.s A.-^SiX-iation. ] The iiive>li(,v.ti.i-s evaluatisl it fi i jrive a damn. The lt al estate pco- :'.iiju.-' the coM'.pInint^. dia, we >rive India anus, in- Amor- LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS t-ralu the finest, most ex- »>ou> t thhee Colon,. dul no, t cvui caiv enough | $21,0U0' \ \>lv s'.and to "»osc jilojity from this If ttie Senators honestly present- materiuls only. Kav more Kor :i joh like this we had to i(\in j>i-odurtst or A.nerii-uii money t the people who elected him to A neighbor Ixniitht his house sse.v situation when ove.r-t.axcd people 1 ed the program in this nuuiner, il lulled marble columns, eol- pay $(>0,000? No, not $50,000. The with which to puivhuM stich IUMH.N. BRING RESULTS ul .ilr. \\ t'k'h j nio*.:on in coun- on yi-ars c.|:o for $17,000. The sell out for wluit they can >ret and survey firm usked for—-iiml M>t would not "buy" many votes. This ith rooms fixtures in clemen- •Mr. Gilbert'... ,|j;j.,i f . ),j, survey firm evaluate*! it at $24,-no one vvMI buy QIII owr-valucd When politician* such us Sena- chools, and brown black- n 01 —an at.)diUoi\:ii ftv hi*«niso tlu*y tors •('use ami Williams -qn-ak t<» :-on.-tituents will nut IK' forirou.'ii ' (HHi! ho\is«"?. Which of course means that hu di> more work than tlivy 0 n'.&tch the room's dt!cor, iijj iihvml Kedernl Aid to Kducution, if he ha, the nerve to run for r,-! Tile prize is the story-and-a-half the town's tax income will drop. hud nUM_ 1 jrraduates of leading col- Then what? How ubout Uie real llrl>:»n KoiU'Wid, Hospital t'onstnu - el.-..-tbn next y;,,r. If ),,. does. UH- j l,,,u,,e Ix.uuht about live years «ft« 'A. Solmvffer Jr., 1 killed in thoir respective x t\m, etr., they imply to On -New Democrats c:in count on two vot*'< j for $lii,400. The inv.vlijrators estatL.-Minev grou^iiriijpi wringinn I III^IIIg^ thvill.e" tearItill.^s mt'lll >-:-i"*ed of a cultural back- 1 ruskv Coloninl Homo Ass*n. JtM'.sey t«xp!iyer lulp from «m out- from ivy hou>i llo'.d; ;ui;l u lot n;i>r.. : de.-laiv it w-orl.h Sii; of the pillows they have t-ik-tuly PHOTOSTATS side source. iMo- t |>ropte believe i reflecting the id..'als of th;..j from my blo.k, .iccordir.g to tin. One of tho niiMl dramatic is abeen crying iiitu and rnldug « hit the 'itunliiNitioM and vote for jh>li- nity. To obtain such deil- bilt.'r commeuLs 1 hear. st.lf J'l.UK'ht tar $lii,- of hell? fine men and women to A fuitlur .hock was lieiaiut who promise such aid. the fact tlOll two years air.i. The property It .thould l>e noted by everyone ur youth, we must pay them. '.hit i.M.iyor Toivl blithely Tho term rYdoral Aid is eom- SAME DAY SERVICE is too snuill to build «n attjichod thitt the town >s not legally obli- t'Htfield is behind in its sal-olf Mr Wflch's urgent ]ilea on l».. What i\ pity Unit tlu> Chamber of pleldy (Hsllonest, doliheratvOly wo jrarajre onto it; in fact Uie owner gated to jmt the ntw as-s^sment t >.tule is a matter of Btatis- half of Iiis run.-tiluents, which )»• Coimnmve nnd the Art Assoiiwilum and is used to "buy" votes. Thert* dues luit haw enoujrh land mi eith- program into ell'ect by Jan. 1, onl. No tine expects to get backed up with some uhi-ovt unbe- .spt-nt s«.) niiieh time *nui etVott «e- is no out-side soiuvi', ln*nct» no jiid. Westfield Studios er side of hi.; house to }*'nn,t him which 'Major Towl insists upon. chinjr. Hut until we pay lievnble cat-o.s. Whim Mr. Tow] Uvt.iu^r i\ theme for tho new Christ- Tin* only source of income which 'o put in a driveway so he can putTbeiv is no mi.snn why it cannot flu r a wage that wjll enable first ran f..r oll'u-e he made with a triangle, trimined ahU* J3t.)ie American taxpayer. The little ^'eni the suivi-y linn Kays is so that sut!icient time will ho avail- of his follow man, we can- people." IL WHS to be expe.-ted with jrrtH'n. Kwn if it had turned wealthier .states, of wliich Ww Jer- 121 CCNTRAl AViNUI ADAMS worth $20,0(10! able for proper consideration of Uie not hint to fulfill his mission Unit li# would have hci.Mi the first Ono thini; I would liko to know I'(MI teaching. The teacher to sacrifice spewl for justice. It js why our own Wtvdlield roal es- I be able to raise ti family, would srem that our lr.ayor not liilo exjierls have bi\Mi jriven the (travel and cultivate his only does not 'like iKiiple" any elbow on this project. Not a single and ilr.'to.lkvtual tasUw. more, but doix; not giw a damn one of thmn is even on the re\"iew- Wi^tfielil, he cannot af- about tho de.-pt'rnt" plight in which inif committee that will pass on the • oi.-cr.tials to hi.s growth. far too mi'iiy Wcsltield home own- final report of th;/ .investigators. >re likely that he must take id jv we ure not p.-iyin^ to attia:-t anil holil the Ualiliwl ti'achi*rs, less-compe- fco|>!e are avnilable to us. \Ve i-any dm*, master teachers, I return from n bai'k-to- j:V. t v'sit "where I have mi Hns'ish tc:i.'h!r ask "Has >?" and a phyUcal odu-- [ iiv>trut t'jr t ilk about the ally (it and the unphysical- tlicn I know that what I am poop!? in ciluua'.ion in irth- Telephone AD 3-0003 !s of tlu- st:itc Vh.:it West- :is hi' I its stall linn amont; o.)l.< of New Jersey mu.it be
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A CLRTIFIED RLSIDENTIAt. dpture the Gay, warm spirit of Christmas with dororulivo hghts LIGHTING CONSULTANT CAN DC OK SERVICE IN •ndoors and outdoors. Nothing "y=, "Men, ChnstmJ, to ourHFIPINO YOU PLAN BET- THE NATIONAL STATE BANK friends, neighbors and comrmmity with more ='"-"'^ TEH MOKI: EFFECTIVE: your own personal Holiday decorations. Holiday l.ghls c:an^.c UGHTIHG FOR YOUR ELIZABETH • SPRINGFIELD • ROSELLE PARK • SUMMIT yo,ir home look more beautiful than ever, no matter, you, h^c a IIOMi . CAM. YODFf LOCAL KENILWORTH • WESTFIELD • RAHWAY • HILLSIDE simple or on elDboratc display. Plan now to decorate for Chn.tma,. 1'Utn.ic amviCL OTFICE. MEMBER I [ 0[R AI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY TAXPAYIN6 SERVANT Or A GIIEAf .TATL OUWK. THtmSOAY, DECEMBER «, f9fa* Being "grave, sedate and indus- Kisses Are Numbered Always trious" was no inoculation against Readers Are Still Loyal to Charles Dickens' Favorite ** the fever. Burlington in 1838 hadBy Mistletoe Berries more than 300,000 Morus multi- doubtless, Tiny Tim's, at the con- caulus trees, probably more trees Mistletoe figures in many let "A Christmas Csrol in Prose, the Ghost of Christmas Present ob- served the family of his clerk, B<>b clusion of the Christmas feast, in one location than in any of the ends 1'rom pre-Christian time: Beinp a Ghost Story of Christmas" "God bless us, every one!" nine Eastern states touched by Druid tree-worshippers believed was first published at Christinas Cralchit, making merry over a the madness. had magical powers of healing 1843, and since that time its popu- simple Christmas dinner, high- Romans thought that enemies wh larity has never waned. lighted by a goose—"There never Things reached such a boiling was such a goose"—and » pudding point in old Burlington that met beneath the mistletoe mus Generation after generation has kiss and declare a day's truce. laughed and cried over the story of —"Oh, what a wonderful pud thieves raided mulberry planta- ding!" tions and stole trees worth $1 Today, kissiiiR beneath the mi the miserly Scrooge, who through Only Worms Need Work apiece. The "grave, aaAnXe and in-tietoc remains a happy holida; the revelations of three spirits— And a favorite character is Tiny dustrious" sadly heard that a town custom. Correct procedure is tha Christmas Past, Present and Yet Tim, the Crate-hits' crippled ton, physician had been arrested for a berry must be removed for ever; to Come—became a man whtoo whom the reformed Scrooge be- By JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM June, 1838, the occasion called for "knew how to keep Christmaa came "a second fnther." full-scale celebration. Even C!ov. stalling trees—and from a fellow kiss taken, and when all the be Madness lay on the land. Sober physician at that. ries are Kone, there are no moi well, if any man alive possessed One of the most famous speech- farmers throughout New Jersey William Penningtvn stopped by to the knowledge." es in the English language is, extend "the warmest praise." Up went the fever. Speculators kisses available. tossed good judgment to the winds, diaries Dickens, creator of the a medical doctor in Burlington That summer turned oppressive- bought and sold trees, most of them with no knowledge of how to "Carol," loved it as well as, or Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Stroii turned common thief and delusions ly hot and dry. Multicaulus trees For Outdoor Cooks perhaps even better than, its many Brains vs. Brawn feed silkworms. Actually, few paid • WHEEL ALIGNMENT . WHEEL of grandeur touched everyone wilted in the fields, but silk com- readers did. He told of crying and from staid housewives to studios panies or societies optimistically much attention to the lowly silk- Don't put away your apron and Gas ovens are amazingly easy GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING formed in Belvidere, Freehold worm, the only real worker In the laughing again and again as, cap- clergymen. chef's hat when the weather geta tivated by his story, he wrote the to clean if you wait until they are BRAKE! SERVICE — CAHBl'IlETOlt MoruB multicaulus fever had Burlington, Princeton, Newark lot. too cool to cook outside. Gas-fired cool and do it the easy way. Fill Woodbury, Allentown, Columbus, 30,000-word book in six weeks. come. Suddenly the fever broke, drop- char-grills are available for indoo When Dickens gave readings a saucer with household ammonia The "fever" took its name from Trenton, Elizabeth and scattered ped first by the cold spring of 1839 installation. The gas burner if and place it in the bottom of the spots in Morris and Bergen coun- from his works in England and the Chinese mulberry tree—the that killed thousands of trees. Dis- built of a special seramic material America, the story of Scrooge oven, close the oven door and WHALEN'S GARAGE ties. illusionment set in; the Trenton placed over a castiron grate. II leave it alone for several hours or Morus multicaulus species—which was always the prime favorite with Authorized "Bear" Station New Jerscymen planted in the late Success? A Princeton man sold "Gazette" in December told of spreads heat evenly. The girlls ar his audiences. overnight. Then use hot soapy three-foot trees being sold for designed for kitchen counter-to wateF and wash the oven thorough- 1830s with a fervor generally re- 14,000 worth of trees in 1838, at Perhaps the best known part of 600 NORTH AVE., E. served for treasure hunts. 27 cents j>or tree. Rev. 1). V. Mc- three-quarters of a cent apiece. A installation. ly. It will take a minimum of ef- year before they would have been the story is Christmas dinner at fort to get the oven spanking Call For and Delivery Anyone the least bit susceptible Lean of Freehold reported that he the Cratchits, where Scrooge and to the get-rich-quick virus, caught had fed 100,000 silk worms "with "worth" 60 times that. clean again. Morus multicaulus fever. Just complete success." Ward Cheney The mathematics were c:ear. were back on the same old field— thinking about the multicaulus & Brothers of Connecticut erected Hundreds of farmers chopped sowing wheat. brought dreams: Leaves from the a silk cocoonery in Burlington, as down Morus multicaulus trees and The silkworm? He was on hi* tree would be fed to silkworms, a cafeteria for millions of hun-burned them for firewood, thus way back to China, where he be the worms would spin cocoons, the gry silkworms. getting the only warmth any of longed. cocoons would be sold to silk mak A visitor to Burlington in thethem really had a right to expect ers at high prices. The harvest summer of 1838 wrote that "you from the fever. Next spring they fonyrlHlit 1 or:'—state or New Jer would, be golden, and after thecan scarcely go into a house but fioy TorrtMiteriui'y ColnmltJHton. initial- planting, only the worm you find the inmates engaged in need work. feeding worms." It wasn't u mania, Multicaulaus fever took hold the visitor wrote, because Burling- slowly, spread in part by New Jer- ton people "are grave, sedate and sey editors who fretted lest New industrious, not liable to be in England get all the silk riches. The veigled by. designing men into editor of the Newark "Sentinel of speculative pursuits." Freedom" warned in October, 1885, that "New England has tak- en nearly a monopoly" on growing the Chinese mulberry tree. KODAK GIFTS SAY: By the spring of 1830 the fever INTRODUCING MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE had become high in New Jersey, touching first in Warren County THE NEWEST DELUXE SPARKLE! where a hastily-formed company ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE REVOLVING of silk-worm enthusiasts secured n charter. Formers everywhere ne- WITH 100 POM-POM BRANCHES COLOR glected their wheat to plant Morus 6Vi FT. TALL with METAL STAND WHEEL multicaulaus orchards. first!" 75 LIST PRICE $8.00 Delightful nonsense filled the And piLliii'- n.i: 'HI of List Price newspapers, all of it sure to in- right iroui tn*; *er> firs $19.95 — Special flame the rising madness. *12 SAVE $2.01 Typical was a bit of fancy figur- The n«wetr Chrlitmas fr««l A gU*ming b*auty! ing in the "Sentinel of Freedom." .100 *lum!num branch*! male* « breathtaking Add * dynamic nemr A "man in Connecticut" had two tpecttel* d*y or night. Eaiy to tot up. •ff»ct at rod, blue, green and imbtr trees from which he sliced 202 cut- *»»*»*»' r*yi art projected on tings. If he planted these, ench to the tr« in over- would make a tree capable of pro- changing thlmmtr- ducing: more cuttings. He could • Whatever your gift objectives, a holiday tng color, Swtvtl feed silkworms and the grateful b « • • h * f on-off feasters would produce 80 pounds glfj of stock can be arranged to meet your twitch; reflector and of silk the first year, 160 pounds exact needs and intentions. ! 00-watt Ump, the second year, 240 pounds the third year and so on forever. BROWNIESWUG. • Simply DELUXE MILK GLASS \mjfEN AUTOMATIC CHIP'N DIP SET REG. CAN OPENER $3.95 Regular S H£- 66 Smart 9'/;" milk wkite jlm *p bowl and 5" 12 CUP INDUSTRIAL TABLE CENTER PIECE AUTOMATIC XPROJ&N RATED PERCOLATOR REG. $M?B VA" ELECTRIC DRILL $6.98 •« SUPER Perfect for you. or J SPECIAL REG. menli! Pciman.nt br«u. "" base; hardwood »olnu| W. t« K $16.95 has Hying e.gl. «»;•• '< *"' N«wly designed pre-set t her mo- 18" wide; bowl. l,W ""I* ilixi starti eoifor* porting imm«- Top quality baiic fool for th« homo Worlthop, 3-faW diatoly, shut i off Automatically, geared chuck with key. Powerful 3,2 atop series motor. 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Milk white glass >n hobnail pattern. Quick-itrole ww eMiveri. Up power. Roller bearing!. 2300 ttroief per 72-oz. pitcher and six 8-ot. cjlaitss. minule. Eei.ly cuti '/," mild iteol, I" nonferroul motali, up to 4»4" hardwood, or fcrolli. Full I" ,troke. Blower lyitem k«ep» «aw lino clear. Ad|uiH r? to 90 . For Dad's (Jen, study, or workshop—-a Mom will still ho s.iyinp, "Thanks" ye.irs A pretty Prinro^ for your cl.iujjhrw's new extension phone will keep rif;hl on fiom now iot her handy kilchrn rxirn- room! VVh.it jjifl cfot-sn't w.int
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Surprise somrorm in your f.imily with their favorite moclol and color j;.itly wr.ippiu), nnd /§%) 12 5 ELM ST.. WrSTFIfILD AD Z-I50O delivered in lime lo {50 under the Iree. Older now. Just call the Telephone Uusincss Office. \^» IHtt PtLIVlRV MOK* fW. UHTIL a P.M. NEW JERSEY BELL OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS outrwr,
son; Besver, Mrs. James Looirh; Wheston (r- mond M. Dean; Williams, Charles doit K. Allen: Bryn 'Mawr, Mrs. MacF*rl«*»d; Wilsion, IM4ss Mar-Now At Shore [tudent, Parent Throng Kcrro Knox; Biuknell, Peter Wei- ilyn Slifsi*! Y»lo, Samuel Banting; (!enl«chor: C^rnesie Institt? of UniversrRy of: Aritofw, O. H. Mftny ft«a)t»Ti and sale* person- Ipproximately 1,500 students their children. They Tnifrht have uTechnolfttry. W«yn« R«iHy: C«d»r R#*d; CCWMMJO, ttr, «ntd BoaH Of p:iri' s attended the annual different interest!! i.r different idofi? Crest, Mrs. William Row; Chat- K. H»l college of theii Oitinli'l. Ai'-iert 1!. Boba); Clarkaon, tijk; iN'orth Caroline, Vr'ynint Wil- sey Association of Roftl EsUte lily by the school's guidance parent or psivms. John B. HerrnK'.nn; Colby, Kay- day; IVnnslyvuuiu, Mrs. K. J. Hoai1 y Dartmouth, from all parts of the stute. The e C. Galphin, de.nn of ttd- t'xplaineii, an.l would prefer to Robert Morbock and Wake Forest, four day meeting will be adilre-ssed ! Kichanl A. Max«vll Jr.; Dickin- Gordon A. philips. at Drcxel Institute of have juit the number of applica- tiOn, Mr. ami 'Mrs. Henry Hine- by leading auhoritMs in various hnolojry, through the intercom tions as there, are openings instwjid bauch; Douj;!ass, Mrs. J. 1). Badc- phases of real estate sales and «1- However, everyone had of luivinj; to pix>ces? aTi overfloM'. ley; I>rexel Institute of Tcehnol- H«HJ fi«lds. [ opportunity for three inter- Parents and FtuJunts. i.V speak- opy, Gei«"ne C. Galjihin; Duke, Wil- A hitrhlipht of Oie coii\'«ition 54 Elm Street •ith college representatives er continued, should make an ef-liam Woo an addixx*) by Dr. Kenneth tut. fort to find out the differences in try NVwrnan: r'niiieitrh Dickinson, >MeFnrliuKi rated by the Chamber IS PARKING A PROBLEM? icording to Vincent Washville, colleger and which one is the best Kdward J. iiooiiey Jr.; Franklin of Commerce as one of the finest iunce director, 102 eolle-jres in for their need-; and dosire.j. and Marshall, Hubert Garrett; (iet- public speakers in the country. Dr. i -were represented at the Mr. Galphin said that n reason- tysburs, Karen Miohelson; (!reen :MeP»rland's topic will be "Let's CALL tinfr, eith?r toy alumni or nd-ably HiH>i\ school record i.s still thMountaie n Junior, Mrs. Kichurd USE Sell Suewss." iioiis ollieers. most- im|K>ri.ant criteria for ci)lle«jre (ji^on; (irove City, Inland Ken- ADams 3-0662 — 3 — 4 entrance and, although most col- CHRISTMAS |r. Galphin .spoke on the college nell; Hamilton, Peter Warfield; NTA LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS lire today, saying that there: leges have me/reused their staml- Ilarvunl, Ted Hriinrs; llulliiis, [now more than 4 million flu- ai'ds of ftdniission, the national Mrs. Willimn 1'. Holt: Hood, Call SEALS BRING RESULTS in the nation's colleges and {nverage of those who never finish Shalfor; Ithaca, J. li. Callatrhan. rsities, an increase of 8 perU abuut SO pi-r cent. He also Katharine Cibbs, Mrs. Robert over last year. Ife felt eon- pointed out that high whiml .d to attend not college matfrial and that nil Hrinter! l.ehiirh, Walter Hennett; but said that parents and is not lo.-t if tK-y do-i'l attend. Mary Washington, Mrs. K. W. |ents should realize that col- The following colleges, re]»ro- HidlOMil; Mass:i,huselts Institute e)fj«t in «11 frangraphical scnted by local alumni and adiui^- of Terlmolo^y, Jerome Leva Jr.; and should not concentrate ."inns oilicei:i, wire in altviui- Miami (dhio), Kolierl Kllaworlh; the eastern K«iboaiil. ance: Allegheny, David Wuer- Michigan State, l-'..rest K. Allen; (he fpi.ikcr also pointed out thele; AniericiTn, Miss Konnie To- Middlehury, Mrs. John Wuorinen; parents should considi-r that kei; Amhi>rst, .Monroe A. Wuiant; Montclair Siale, (icorire Kinir; Ml. 'olleges that were pood for Antioeh, 'Mm, A. C. Stalknakcr; Hulyoke, Mrs. V. C. Hewit and are lurt. necoss-arlly pood for Averett Junior, Mi.s-i Shirey Daw- Mrs. Fmnklyn Snllebarcer; Mount (01 ATOMS FOR Union, Alden lle.-u; Newark C«l- 1OK« of LOiiKimt'iinir, IlU-hnrd A. Barker; Newark State, uMlns An- gela Kuinio; Nichols, Warren Vliet; Northwestern, iMr. and 'Mrs. Richard Boirnn; Oberlin, William E. I^ovett: Uliio State, C. J. Woi- land; Ohio Wesleyiin, (;«or».T Hooper; Ottorboin, Miss Mary I^arish; Pembroke, 'Mrs. Arthur Taylor; Pennsylvania State, Rob- You can buy photo equipment in many places, but it pays to ert Witinun; l'ine Manor Junior, Mrs. Pap1 Stephens and 'Mrs. How- ard M. Clark. buy where you can take advantage of a lifetime of experience Princeton, Hart nuiiisteiul; Had- clilTe. Mrs. \V. !•'. Klmondorf; Rnn- dol|ih^MMcon, Mrs. Henry C. J. and where the sale doesn't end when you make your purchase. Kvans; liti:--«>|| Siiffe, Miss Muriel Wilholm; KuU;ers, Henry C. .1. Kvans; Simni«m», MM. Hay I.. Meirihew; Skidmore, Miss Mnr- WE CARE about your having success with your pictures. And our irnrel Kllis; Smith, Mrs. C. Wes- lev Tyson: Soiilliern Seminary We just left Junior, Mrs, Ch.irlo* D. l'ulis Jr.; prices are in tune with the market. the pick of Santa's SpriiiL'field. I!. \V. Muzzey; Stev- ens Institute of Tocluioloiry, Hob- pack at ert Seawy; Si. Lawrence, Xor- niiin C. Welih; Swartbniore, Dr. iii.rl Mrs. liichai'l I>avi<; Syracuse, Captain's Pain Mrs. Henry 11. U. Hrown; Temple, Frank WeIN; Trenlon Suite, Mrs. New Providence Road St:iiili-y liersh: llninn Junior, .Saul Mountainside lli-kin; United States Military \i-\< fu Illirrrtt ^V Crnln Academy. S;rl. Vernoii Collin; Val- so I-IKIII i;. iiifii:in:>r. paniso, Kvelyn .laci;er; Vassar, Cameras Carrying Cases :VI:H)OM: \IIIII ii>r Mrs ,1. ('. llohrpr; Virginia I'oly- ieM In ChrWOnitM lit ritlliltc te.hiuc In lilute, H. .1. Wriston. T» IVtilnrulnjr, ft 1" A.M. Wellesley, •«!•<. Kdwin II. Meti •s •;iir; Wells Mrs. Frederick lliih- ri-ndorf; W- -li'j.'an, C. I!. Flyain; Projectors Enlargers
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To riiiivsu'.i: — J'I.VMOI'TH AUTO BODY CO., INC. l'*ufin and (jur«J(*ii £ All Forms of Insurance Where Service & Quality Meet ATLAS Uoth ti'Kti:l"ts :ti'e *ti' tiii.uH". i)i;ike it e:tMer for- the jmtient to l.Ml'ICKIAI. — VALIANT St-dtt'a Jjjiwn Care 1 TRAVEL f follow his diet, the booklet con- •JI:I:I— One of the only to p;i ii'iin pn^.-titlim (i i..u Kmnrlj • Kin..- l'ulntllit; rv cj.iwi — HOME - AUTO - LIFE tains suirg'^tions on shopping and Hn 1IK uml Service f tor's ]>)•<•> ci ij'iioii. :-:-ui Dr. iliirnlil KIOAU )-'r:iim- .r. I-:. WfMtllfl Go Now -. ' of thi* I'r.ion (\.umy H*-:irt A>.-u- dition, there are sample menus, GLASSWARE - ICE CUBES lists of foods, to use and to avoid, AI TCJ.MAT1C TIIANSAIISSKlNX Personalized Service ciation. COOLERS and a group of recipes which Use • AUTO GLASS FLOOR COVERINGS Tickets Th« Imokl.i is u Traffic Circle at ed fur patient? in whom physicians 320 Windsor Ave. Westfield Heart Association, the American AUTO GLASS CO., INC. Rt. 22 & Mountain Ave. 19 South Ave wont to bvin<;' down choU'sK'rul Dietetic Association and the Heart W. R. DOLBIER & CO. ""II South An levols with'iut nwi'ssnrily produc- Mountainside Control Program of the U. S. Pub- AUTO GLASS Linoleum — Formica ing a loss in weight. The first book- lic Health Service. Physicians, nu- let, '•Planning K;tt - Controlled ll ritionists and other consultants • AUTO DEALERS Storm Windows Sink and Counter Tops NANCY F. REYNOLDS LOANS MI-BIS for 1200 anl ISOil C»!iir JJSEDCARV with special knowledge of the sub- Furniture Tops — Mirrors SHADES - VENETIAN BLINDS Realtor its," is firimarily for use in over- ject matter participated in devel- WILLIAM JAY ClARK weight patients. — All I-'amouB Miiki-H — NEED MONEY? oping the material. JOXL'luy I vf Complete Trim Shop Fine Quality • VUI.VU INSURANCE The purpose of the diets given Upholstery and Trim Shop AD 2-5958 $20 to $500 USED CARS in both hooks ia to help pntients "The American Heart Associn- » HA A I) Of All Kinds reduce the umount of cholesterol ' tion, in a statement published Su-eUlKli imiiorl ]>i-iil«-r AD 2-1700 r01 Central Ave. Westfield Just Call incKilc ana Ki, and other fatty substances in thej January lSKi) on dietary fats and H«h-n — ServU-i* — 1'altH All Ouaranteti >>ii i)-itu:«i 424 South Ave. E. Westfield Open WVckilay* I I'M. to 6 IJ.M. Call AD 2-6300 blood. Many physicians liolu'Vf its relation to Heart Attacks and .'ill.' •Innn-r.K Ht. .\iirtl< IMnlull.lU FRIENDLY FINANCE •«> 3-S0M r.trokes, recommended "The reduc- .Ion. & KrI. i;vn,hib-B until 9 I'.M A that this may help prevent or re- 302 E. Broad St. John B. Pitcher tard atherosclerosis, the thiekening tion or control of fat consumption, • AUTO REPAIRS Lie. No. T2S under medical supervision, with CONTINENTAL MOTORS or clogging of arteries which .sets OF PLAINFIELD Weslfield AD 3-48O0 the stage for heart attacks, strokes reasonable substitution of poly- • FORMAL WEAR unsaturated fats" as a possible Autliorlsetl Auto LoanB • Can* Refinanced and other' cimilatory ailments. Kulta & Service MICHAEL'S Whether lowering Wood levels of means of preventing atherosclero- Alra ltoimo — Alplno — BMW Loans On Ytfur SNOWDEN APPUANCfJ Illllnmu — NSU — l'rina 'iTuonnl Note, Snlary or Furniture cholesterol anI. s-s* GENERAL REPAIRS 235 E. Broad St. Westfield IAVTAG . KASY » BUCKS! number of heart attacks and the report said, is probably of 111 K. Seomil SI. I'lnlaHrld Mayfair DECORATORS •S:.l.-s and Service greatest potential benefit to the .i-l&tt J. S. IRVING COMPANY susceptible to atherosclerosis," Dr. AD 3-4830 CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS Kor A» Appointment lesterol for the general public. In- Wasscrman i|Uoted." 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All lypt-'S of jjlmtlftj niutl AD 2-4660 to unlor or recovered to lemk lik O^'ur fiilranoe from Town Every Form of Insurance new. Kul) lino of lumps and uhudc: l'ni'UinK l."U Slnco 1!C1 hi stuck. BERSE BROTHERS • Fire • Auto • Casualty JERRY CARVELL • BRIDAL SHOPS • Bonds • Life • Yachts ('nlnlliin l.mii|» A Gift Nlinii OF THIS Autliurlzi-il UKJ-KIS l.ciirlnt Avr. AD B-l I'LYJMOliTII — VAWAXT • Medical 1'iirkliiic acniNH the utrevt PORTRAITS BY PIETRO ROBBINS & ALLISON, Inc. Ball'rt Itlld StM'Vk'u JO LYNN AD 2-7970 228 E. Broad St. Westfiel Eit. 1912 WM. O. MUUER, Prea If N'o AnHwt-r, LAWN MOWERS AD 3-4666 •Ml North Avr. \V. BRIDAL SHOPPE SS'.'-TOSli or L.I S-UijOS .SpcclaUzInK- 111 All Klivii Local and Long Distance Moving 66 Elm St. Westfield CUSTOM MADE POWER MOWERS • ROOFERS LAING MOTOR CAR CO BRIDAL GOWNS Household Goods Exclusively THE JOHNSON AGENCY, GARDEN TRACTORS Formats W. L. SCHROEDER I:BL 1504 ROTARY TILLERS Cocktail Dresses INC. I0»t. 10US SNOW PLOWS Authorized AD 2-6519 -1NSURANCE- GUTTERS - LEADERS SHIPPING Koollhf; Kcpulr.H EVER READY f STORAGE New Locution: CHAIN SAWS CADILLAC • FIRE BRIDGE 6-3474 222 E. Broad St. (opp. Frank's • LIFE IVnljiut Ave. Cran Sales and Service STORR TRACTOR CO. PACKING Westfield • AUTOMOBILE rurlH — l'ulnt and llo«ly Shop AD 2-7800 • SERVICE STATIONS FOR 213 S->uth Ave. Eail Estimator Che»rfully DRUG STORES • CASUALTY 469 South Ave. E. Westfielc Conford, N. J. Given on Any PLoinfield 6-2241 AD 2-0300 Call BRidge 6-0898 Moving Problem 119 E. Fifth St. Plainfield CANTLAY BROS. DARBY'S DRUG STORE 26 Prospect St. Wostfiol< • LIQUOR STORES INSTANT GOODWIN MOTOR Phone: ADams 2-1198 ALAN JOHNSTON Slllll" CORP. 339 South AVD. W. Weslfield €sso (Ni.lo the "T") ELM LIQUOR SHOP AUTH(iniZKI) SKitvicrc REFERENCE Over 50 Years Exporienccl Park al W.'si SiiK- ii.i;. jstiltlnil Wu Stu'dnllzu 111 VOLKSWAGEN ELECTRICIANS I'l.illiillWd (1-7 llto WINES BEAR II.'I-I? r:. .-,<)> .HI. i'iiiiniii-1 EVERY INSURANCE NEED LIQUORS Electrical — Brakes — CarburetOi CHARLES T. BRENNAN AD 2-5664 COLD BEER and Complete Auto Servicing REILLY ELECTRICIAN 203 Elm Westfieli \Vt> I'li-k I'p iind lVllvi-r I'll.- l»:t III . liilrli'ul wnrli ;it til SODA WATER Oldsmobile Co U .IM tt.-*t t.. you. H Ni> An:i\viT, 1 Prospect St. ADams 2-972 .XDunix U-:i1)^7 ICE CUBES Oldsmobile Mil lilcnr Hi.,i.l KI;I;J; I'KUMI'T i>i-:i.ivi-:it\- • SHOES 4*llvr,d la Saturday 0-1111- & TERMITE CONTROL • Casually • Uf i. IHIIM! A«. <'ruur.i DIVISION! OF WU.DOH UATKftlALI, IKO. V DODGE • DAR 4 t RENAULT • PEUGEO COMPANY roUR NAME BEFORE THI SCOTCH PLAINS SO. PUIINFIELD LW0OI AD 3-3515 • STORAGE Sulri, •••- Srivl. .• -- i'.lll;: U FAnwd 2-4300 PLnfld 5-2200 HUntr «-4422 SI.. I.I..M ll.irnin. I'l.. 66 Elm St. Westficld READERS OF THIS PAP Klin- :•' l.'i-llnil uf ln-|M-lli|il|.|i- If No .\!!*«•.• r. AD 3-4600 HENRY P. TOWNSEND OTHER WELDON PRODUCTSi Cruthod Slon», Uatk Toft I'iii-.i I'.ua cm.I Ti-urKii - EVER READY FOP STORAGE Grace/, Sand and Mai on Materials PLainfield 7-2323 Local Survico in Your Area BUSINESS DIRECTOKY ADS NSTANT REFERENCE. MOVING & PACKING W. 6tli St. at Arlington Avo. Insuros Low Rates J1IUNG PROFITABLE RESULTS All 2-UO-l Plainflold •41 NoxUi Ave, W. I* 1IJ ' .*>*• ;. V ,.*•.* TrlE WES^IELD (ri H EEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER «, 1963 Ptffl 01 ibulous Florida' Little But Legend Known Hiking Club Lists Mercury has a railside Film About Visit of Wise Men Weekend Choice • swept back )pic Sunday iMsny I<>grnd$ haw developed or Ca-pur, and Bi.Uhr.sar. | The members of the Unio7> Coun- aruund tho visit of ilu- three wise Tin- inaci oriir^'.aily stoml for | ty HiLlnir Ciuh will have a ehoico 1 l.ms Florida," r* color, ( inti! to adore tho Infant Jesus, tho priestly caste of tin ancient I of two hikes heir.fcr. otferci! over the a rear window that opens.,. 1 id filnu will •'->? ?ii"«"« at thej Even their number is leirendary. Persia:: Zoroastrian relifi'ion. As j coming weekend. St. Matthew, the only tiouk in the r^ijfion ii-ovetl wei'tward, it I On .Saturday, Miss Irnva Heyer, r..',"ity Park *?c«>irsvi??inn's J ; ! the NVw Testament that refers to '..i.- Nature nnd J ei:>rire f>n- ^p:-t ? the gTmvth of 1 It wss not until Inter, in ftleg - •By the time it reached the Crao- Ko.k and llemlovk Falls. The u in IL t ?i 1 ye;ir5 find many i'!ul which can be tr.-.cnl liru'k t;> co-Rnin.-.n world, It -n-.n jira.-tii-jil- tri'oup will meet at the north side i,i>ioric End scenic area? of r the fecund cwitury, that the)- were ly identical, in the popular view, of the -MilUiurn Railroad Station •ii;>, T'i .' vacation r«wls ami called "king"-," according to Thewith ;> .-trolotry and niCR-iel This at 10 a.m. and will return by : and t.;.ii.mal fr.cilitie.3 ottered will Encyelopt»d>a Americana. explains the u.-e of the term "vise noon. .,:;• -'",••'• . • •• • Bree7eway ventilation system thatCtwngM sir wUhjlde^lj ; In. shown. In even later time*, they vrere men" by St. _Matthew, since they The wwoni! hike scheduled for Monday, Wednesday and tiihed as Melchiot, Caspar were aatrologws. the weekend on Sunday will (>« a vsf>;:y at 4 p.m., Dr. Harold 10-mile trek over some old lonting Neither rain... snow... sun inke, director of -Trailside, I women can UM hand slchuls more roads in the Storm King areu of conduct one-hulf hour nature easily, tiros that are both solid uiwl N'ew York State. The hik«iv> will fur children. Tin; topic st- The Driver's : soft, headlights that turn with the climb Storm KillK (or a view of 1 for th« thro? dsys is "Trop- front wheels and a special pull- the Hudson Hiver. IThe trroup, un- A:v.erici;n Birds." Dr. ilnl- down center seat with n safety belt der tho leadership of Frank An- |p.-turcs will be illustrated Seat for infants. toiiicwicz, Hahway, will niet't lit i-.»h>r slide?. There is n>> ad- Bad braking habits and a ten- the administration building >>f the cliar(,'O. dency to drive loo f»st for their Union County 1'ark Commission, What do professional driVer- ability were noted by these in- Wariiiaiu-o I'ark, Kliiiibeth and trniniiiK instructors think should structors as the blKX'ft problems Kosi'lle, at 8:110 a.m. [ate Junior Head lie done tu make ears and high- for new drivers. ways safer* • * * That's one of the questions in a nationwide survey* of member* While tearthlng for a place to Westfielders Take jeaks in Fanwood of the National Professional Driv- park, a motorist in Montgomery, er Education Association, an or-Ala., sideswlperl 24 curs in :i0 Mrs. RoVrt Far- tfantziition of profession*) driver- blocks. Chemistry Course stale ehairmiin of juniors, wns training Rthoola. Nothing reveals more thorough- ly the kind of person you are as t speakiir nt a Federation Ki^hty-three.schools were repre- Albert I.. IVteraon of 734 Forest of tht> Vanwood Junior your behavior, grood or bad, be-Ave. and Kenneth AV. 1'rodo of 21 fill sented in the returns. hind the wheel of a car. ii-.V Ciuh last week ill the (ilarc-proof windshields, non- 'Suniiy\viM>djI)r., are oniv ll«xj in H uni'v room of the Kimwood locking bl-nken, upeed K"vernors "Survey on l'olynicr Chen'istry" !i of thi- I'lsiii'.iehl Trust arid belter ventilation wen- nnionK course in the I'niim Junior Collet' the ideas Bu^esUul liy the profes- Pastor Wrote To institute, Cranford. lie \v;ii iiltro.liKM-d liy Mrs. Uoh- sional drivers, each of whom drives The IR-week couree will survey Hnrlter \vh-) a?>;o weli'oinijii an avoratco of 28,500 miles a the ehenistry of comineivhlly Helen Tho-ne. sixth district year. Please Children available thermoplastic and thei- gsor ami Mrs. lliir.n Schrofder, Glare removal from dnsh pan- nio-fttin^r polymers. The cliu-s cut of the Fnnwood Senior el*, pas pedal extensions for nhort "Up on the Housotops" !« a hap- nu'ets every Wednesday evening at iiiaii's Club. Mrs. William I'ol- people find, for women, a heel rest pv ChriMmrn »oni» written by nnUnion Junior -CullrKe'n campus in l>r<-,-ideiit of the Kanwood i>y lh« (fas pedal were other sug- Ohio pastor, Henjamin Ilaiihy, in Cranford. I'arris S. .Swai'khanier, Sors, conductol the meeting gestions. 18(14. director of Technical Service Lab- linerican home and trarden dc- Ninety per cent of the drivers HcHevinjT that inuslc was n ]iart oratories of Shell Chemical Co., Union, is the instructor. Itnu nt chairman, Mrs. Wayne said cam should be equipped with ..«• ....K,,;,,,, \,n \:(.\,\ weekly somr- y, announced that plnns were seat belts. fosts for children In New 1'arK Thi! Union Junior College. Insti- can spoil your driving pleasure with Mercury's Breezeway Design tute offers non-croilit, eollejre-levol er way for tin- Christmas nieet- "Safety" license plates, tho kind f, • ;~^> Vi "-ns ^hort of money, Mercury's Bfrttewiy retr window \', lucked undor Iho roof, slants away From th» wollhor, tt*ys MONin»tY: pnonucis or MOTOR COMPANY • UNcoiN-MERCiinr DIVISION fration on decnralinir the home and strnifrhtcr seals, rear-window pooil Saint Xick" to the "click, Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp., Mr--. I'rey ^ateil wipers, emergency Idinker lights el'ick, click" of reindeer hooves, Plainfield, and Mr. Prodo is em- decorative Christ-mas candles anil back-window defrosters were Rained early popularity. ployed by Oxyz Chemical Corp., IK'IHK innde for rharitable or- other suggestions made by the Ji'r.sey City. MONTEREY MOTORS, Inc. itions and th'tt home-baked teachers. Its origin, however, WHS lost were provided for Thanks- when the •Chicnifo publisbini? IIOUM- There are moment* when nt tho Aiming the other suggestions of G«'Oitro V. Knot, publishers "f : basket.* for two neodly fanv made by these drivers, who teach touch of memory tho past cornea 301 SOUTH AVENUE/ WESTFIELD i in toivn. the ttonjr, huriiMl. Credit of the probably .'iOO.OOfl other drivers i inithor.-Hm was not restorH until forth like a pageant and the pres- every year, were lower window ent is prophetic.—Mary linker Ed- jr.s. Harry C;irr, nui.-ie and openings on the driver's side so . nfter Hanhy'.s ilentli. pia chnirm.iii, re|>or!eil her >! I!..]!. .-elf.iri EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY! ).!•.:••; •ami ..'•:;ii:j,J (i-.,. clii-l:\ii l|:-tm:n II'. I' all
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Irs. .' ;di •/.<•••• ail » ilteni.l- ill ivl:;;;.>:. •• .:•::!• r.. ul'.il her Brtliu'nl pa-!-. :n:'ed ]:':! candy pr* for <;r:ly Thi. next itin^ will !>'• In-).I at tbe home Irs. .loim W:iinv.-ri-vlit. ",'i:i I-ft imdo Ave , at v.-Iiii-h t;ire she sho-.v .-ll'le-, i.f her =--t:iy in
IiH'.e- f..!' -'le i-.-ellin^ •'•!IJ Ml>. | Ze,,:',.r. a • :-l !.••• Mi-. If Vm dreaming • • • don*i wake me ! Iliam 1,'ovvaii, :•!!-. Kranlilin ;::>il Mr-. Z. aiiiilis. I Saved ^200 on this bedroom!
Pinch me not! I couldn't lionr to find there ifm't tiny HIICII plncc us Kong new Warehouse Store! Ili-miLtc r.vt-r since I limiglit my lu'drooii), I've liceti plan- nin^ to fiirnihli I'VCI y room in the liotipe from tlirri'! How run KIMIS IIlive low pri<-c« i to vrnop up mak- into cc:fi uqiily ond C|uicMy ers' eloM'outh! Bill this place IH BOIIIK- at McMlir. Jowoiers. ihiri^ you liiivt* lo see t" helieve! It's
V/e v/i!l show you how to ; immense! Aehiiilly two liujir; w»re- dispose ci diamcr.dj or Imiises . . . full ets jowijliy brukorurjo scivicw. Come in and com.i'lt v/itl< . . . even drapcrii'-. ln-d-tt>re:ids. di-co- fjr start of c.?,"^ auihoriltcj rating fnhrie^! K\ KitYTIIINT, for your home . . .all al the lowest poR. aihle prices! Sec for your-clf! It's eilHy salflt f)ol"ri(i..Tl o\ yaw to reach («'!• map) . . . open every jewelry. They \A' tinsct aflel'IKKill, cviry Ilijiht ... 10 A.M. I "or ci>n»igfim':n' w;i-thilav anniversaries: William E. Also, Edward A. Hanna, I^ynden, Reeve, William F. White, Warren Charies H. Shelley, F-anwood, and h. Culc-haiMiii-r, Francis A. Nich- tas water ,1(.at Highway Commissioner Owijrhi StaU? Highway Department to iakv own financial powers for the j>ri».*;- CliarJes -S. Vrctland and Jtobert «hh To MCR Captain Technical School o!is, 0. A. Washington, Jiu^h •M. WiL*on, both Scotch Plain.. K. G. J'almor Mondiij' iiskoil liie I funds out of the $(> million car- , cut ti.-hc. Less hoat i.< |,',, '^J **'«' L= * legislature to provide $3 million marked in the commuter rail sub- :Sir.i'h and ]foin_«j- K. (Jross, all of was attended by 146 t 1 Wi-»tfii-!'l; Joseph P. Mcssin/er, are short. ]{n w^ *aii;,^ out of the commuter Mib>idy fund sidy futui for service improvements. l-o :ititl.orizt' (r;w-->il fiind-i for Nt-tv Koberl A. Kyan of \\V-:tfield has In Visit for a two-st«»p modernuzation uf The transit chief said tlr.it the: JWM-.V prtKiubly will mr up in J>O(:ii promoLod to the rank of cap- the JiTi-cy Central Lines. k'.irir !at ion is i-..^ en tin] U> dovetail CoiiKTeiis in January but th:it the tain in 1 he: Unitod SUitoo JMarine SCOTCH I'l.AlrVK—Mori- thsm Qm' ji.-irt of the improvement, J tbu Port of 'New York Authority'.! slaU: could not rely on pa^a^u at Corps Hc-rorved. 100 p;ironts 'I'Jiui'sday ni|/ht tit- de?ifr»ril to tie in with the reha- iurcpn.-iliun <>f <;ie Hudson &. Man- llii.s time. Capt. Ilynn, now in his fourth Unuloii the first parents' tiitfhl «f bilitation of the Hudson & Man- h attsi n hi to the .«. t-ato'« ton i in u lor the Union Cyunty Twln'li'iil ]n.-ti- hattan tiling by the emi of moct yysU-ni. your in the Kcswvcs, U the "ii" Company executive officer wjtli the tuU* its its two lu-.aUoii.-: J23 Park year, would n-r-outi- Ccn'rul pu*- JIc said • hat I ho shore swvicf Refrigerator Dribble Avs. here and 258'J Morris Ave, scn^er trains tunir Climfojxi over would c.'ini'tl out »>:IK* .stops, speed titli Motxjr Transport Battalion, Union. tho LchJjrh Vulley Hailroad tracks. up svrvi'/c* and provide modern fa- Every homomakor knows that it Port Newark. Before joining the takes a steady hand to refill ice Following tours of the fafilities, Ifefue! «The sum iru-luJes aiwut $:iO,000 cilities. The N. J. Highway Au- re^rves Capt. Hyan served three the parents wore weuNmu'ti at the for 41 new AldciK' station in Ho- thority, Mr. Palmer added, -is con- rube trays and deposit them in the years active duly at Camp I'endle- ScoUh 1'hiin.s )>uil into 1 r the student committee, -who intro- Newark or 'Manhattan over the es t "' ra-iJroad lint* in 'Monmouth eliminate this hazard, some models monthly tra-ininj; and a t\v o-vvwk ilucc<] iioortce II. ijaxel, .school ,' the sekuo) arc- there, be- jsp.rvk-c* of the Jersey -Central and stri'amlin.intf New Jersey's deteri- posited automatically into a basket ale, is a .saiua representative for cause tJu'y -are mtt;ryvted in at- orating commuter system, said that in the freezing compartment. Th*» the Standard Oil Co. of !NT«w Jors tniiiiiij; a vorjitional tronl. Thy The legislation would permit the Ihit stute will havo to rely on its ice cube tray refills automatically. in Linden. •oui'se5 r.re <-u-toin-niade ond de- ijrned to lmu-t the jR-cds of indus- try. "The srhool is cmucinoil about skills," knowledge aiul attitu(ies," he aided. "Uniforms are worn by the Kirls in tli-iilal jis.si.-taut pro- jjram and the boys in othi'r cours- es u-eiir business suils. Strc. i is piuced upon (he ta»t couj':»e, capped the Thrilton is the perfect "second" seven utudenU taking the course. set and the $14.95 stand is free!
1963 Ramblgr Classic "770"Cros6 Country Wagon. Rambler ol«o olfer» 3-»8at wagons. Old Guard Taken FREES 90-Day Strvlc* RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY FOR 63 On Norway Trip and Paris Wanontyl A talk on Norway was Riven by BEST-SELLING 6CYLINDER WAGON Jamos G'ros.* of Summit :it A iMeel- inc of thu OM (luard of Wcstfiuld Exciting beauty is just one reason why this new Thur?.d;iy :n the YMCA. New! Hidden compartment •Mr. Gron retired from tlio ,Ii>r- '63 Rambler wagon is the best seller. There's a sey City public scrlioc^l s.v-\lc%m us under cargo floor- years-ahead quality breakthrough—Advanced u chcinistry in--trui-lor sit Diekin- protects valuables Unit Construction. A supremely solid Rambler is -•on H:K1I .School. From 1915-1SH7 the result. Provides full room for six 6-footers. he tniiKlit at Wcstficlil Iliffh Si'ht.ol. \t-Mr. ntul Olr^_ (Iross toured Nor- There's new vibration-free Tri-Poised Power in vay, "Land of tho Midr.-ijchl -Sun," the "63 Classic: Six and 250 HP Ambassador V-8, in 10(51. Tlity trnvolcd liy l)«at smoothest riding Ramblers ever built. Taltc a ibout (100 uvlk'.^ alonj^ tin: tr>nHt Only wagon with Advanced Unit Discovery Drive today. *rom 'HcrK^'H, in the aouthorjj scc- 333 South Ave. W. AD 2-4660 Westfield Construction—rattle-free or, to 'N'ortli CajM'. with massive single unlside member The speaker .showed iWms made OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS :luring the trip. replacing many small parts RAMBLER '63 Att NEW • All. BEAUTIFUL . ALL RAMBLER
MILLER RAMBLER, INC. 420 South Ave., Westfield CHOICE '- '">>. THE CHRISTMAS RUSH? NOT
WITH THE HELP OF A CHRISTMAS LOAN PARTNERS CHOICE
because only the best is labelled Bellows -Choice whiskey, choice UWtflWltl TRUST COMPANY gift! Here's Bellows Partners Choice-a remarkably iijchfc and satisfying1 blended whiskcy-now ]))-esentcd in a inaj.cniiicenL holiday decanter. And offices in beautifully wrapped for gracious giving, all at no extra cost! WESTFIELD • CRANFORD • GARWOOD • SCOTCH PLAINS PLAINFIEL.D member federal deposit insurance cotporaltoif
BELL0WS»«BILLOWS 4 COYPJSY. LDUISVJLIC.KV •CLtfiULOfiriSLV ill KUilUCKViitniXIII WlilSSItJ- — THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER «, t»«2 Pag* 33 k I •**— -7* ale! Hundreds of Chairs Reduce
LOOK! ANY CHAIR
ftegtifurly -14.95 (o 49.95 Chair!) riplil from Koos own beautiful Regularly 51.02 stork»! All torrifir nt (lirir ropular Look.I prices, MOW super liuyn u\ Koo» sole price! AR many as 60 chuiix in unc style, only 6 in anotlicr . . . »o hurry 1 tmnorroM. nniti! soM louiglitl
Koos , . Iliiliwn :lnrc. /ruin tl,i> rliilitrrn in iinln's I'hynrnumJ ••- thi'v'tl iirl '.". 'thru, nntU-r lUn un ( l they'll ftl'ii vhilfi Mm injuy imir plti liing in A«/«t. 10 I.M. In •) t'.M. daily:
KOOS MAI;V STORB Jtahu>ay,y Hi. V » Fl) 83700 ParkwayP Exit IIS • \'t'wj< BRANCH STORK, On hih at \ ?*M* 34 THE WESTFJEtO FANWOOD PRESBYTERIAN Saturday: .9 a-m.,- confirmation CHURCH classes, cookies for inner iMission j Presbyterians Callj Marline and LaGrande Avenue collected. Sermon of the Week CHURCH SERVICES Faowood Sunday: 8:15 and 10:45 a.m., | Rev. George Hunt j Rev. Charles L. Sorg services; 1045 a.m., Holy Commun- "FINDING CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS" Associate Paster ion; Pastor Walter A. Reunjng will The Rev. Dr. Frederick F.. Christian i • * « p deliver the sermon in both services | FANVOOD— T'ho rong-i-etration OUR LADY OF I.OURDES I Men's Club father and BOTI ban Sunday: 9:80 ;ind 11 a.m., WOT The Presbyterian Churcli 1 R. C. CHURCH j qu«. ship services, this b Universa! and his topic will be "Bo Ye Ready of ill' ]";-.mvwl I'rrsbvterHin for the Coming'; 9:30 to 10:30 Church Sund:.y night i-sued a call C*ntr*l Ave., Mountaiafi the Kc-v. (ii-orgo I.. Hunt, DD, as classes. Cookies for Inner Mis- senior mini-.iter. Ho -will replace RCT. Francis r~. McDerraitt j school; sermon by the pastor, th< be adminiitered. Nursery care is friends have their Hnnukkfih and Yom Klppyr. Our Hindu friend:; Rectory—1221 Wyoming Driv* provided for children one and sion may be left in kitchens today. afar their "Festival of I.ijrhts." We, in the Chmtian tradition our the Kev Harold A. ScotT, who re- Rev. Willir.iM K. Cober on the sub F.igned July 1 due to illness and is AD.rai 2-4607 ! jc-ct "The Tcnrhor end the Pupil. year? of a#e; church school fo: Monday: Cookies packed for In- Chriirtma/s Funster nnd Pentecost nursery through senior high schoo pHo now serving ,-is interim minister | Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9, 10:30. i 10 a.m., and 12 noon, church «choo ner Mission. *Urti.. from hS only to mention three. i 12. 7 p.m., young people's eommun Tueiday: 6:30 p.m., confirmation B c Wo rejoice with our fricmls in of a cliuy-h in Shrewsbury, youth and aduil divisions, chil on Saturday morning Dr. Hunt is expo: u-d to assume ! Daily Masses: 7:00, 8:00 a.m. dren'3 division continues icant clasu; no junior or senio classes 8 p.;m., women's evening •in(f on Saturday eve whatever deeper nieanintf their Confessions: Saturdays and eve^ high UPY; 3 p.m., "Anuihl and th Guild Christmas program. urday (lays may haw for them tind we his duties here l'Yb. 1. He cne. immediately after che performance primary and JUaio What troubles some of us in the i The appointment was rei-om- Monday: 12 noon, midtown Man boys, ,,-rades 7-8 i mended by John A. Morley, who Marriages: Call at rectory at hattan area businessmen'^ lunch in the social hall. The congrega FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Christian tradition is that Chiist- least six weeks in advance unles> tion and friends are cordially in 10:30 a.m., v^ rna3 especially, is flattened'out in headed a 12^mvj)iber |>ul/nt 00711- oon. AT WESTFIELD Hd « cl «i t mitUiu that had traveled in wven special circumstances demand Tuesday: 7:30 p.m., joint board vitod. .Mr. Wrenn is director of Ministers tsn a our multi-faith communities lo a jtherwise. music. infants; U:45 SJn. festival of (food wishes and cheer- .••tat.e.-> hearing yi candidates. meetinjr: 8 p.m., board of deacons Rev. Clark W. Hunt If. e-hurch sd^ Sick Calls: Urgent calls at ans and deacone.*so.s; boai'd of trus Tuesday: 8 • p.m., session meets Rev. James C. Wbitaker ful celebrations, but its deeper The Kev. Itichnrd L. SnMth,'asso- hour of day or night. If possibl* church school; adult inclining is lost. W'v rejoice thai ciate mini.ster of tho We.stiield tcosj board of Christian education. Wednesday: 1 p.m., Fanwood 'Raw. John R. Lennon tempo have your sick attended before Wednesday: 9.15 a.m., morninir Woman's Club; 1:30 p .m., utal Rev. Philip' R. Di.tterich our friends of other faiths may •I're.sbyU-riati Church, moderated argency arises. shale with us in a measure. But the congregational im>eting. Church study k'roup; 8 p.m., deinons' p'ray- meeting; 8 p.m., primary' teachers' Sunday: 9.-16 o.m., ull depart- we would not lose Christ in Christ- officers and inember.s of the staff meeting- iCTrts of the church school meet; mas. greeted the jiew minister at n tea HOLY TRIM i Y R. C. CHURCH Thursday: 10:30 a.m., women's 9;16 and 11 a.m., cradle and crib, Augmented schedule: Tuesday: 8:15 j,.^ There is a stranpo Irony in the Sunday afternoon. Karlrer he had ST. PAUL'S THURCH prayer proup; 8 p.m., junior teach room 108; worship services in the preached his cundidnort Weekday Masses: In church: finnation clnss; 8:15 p.m., jurdor Assistant board, WSCS; niomlng circle; OF WESTFIELD L. P. Jacks once wrote, "Christianity is a smothered reiiirion 0:30, 7:16 and 8 a.m.','unless oth- Weitfield Communlt, Ciita ..." Wo become painfully aware of that at Christinas time. It is higli tenchcrs mcctinc. Todaj': 9:30 «-tn., prayer meet- 12:30 p.m., cii-elej of the WSCS A special congregational rnect- »nvl9e announced. Tomorrow: 3:3.0 p.m., •Senior j;; 7 p.m., youtlrpnayer mcotint; meet; 8 p.m., the business manage- Sunday Sckool «nd W.nli tmothered by ceremdnial and ecclesiastical observances thut oft on K of CalvAry Evangelical Luth- FirsfFriday Masses: G:30, 7:16 Service 10i30'».n. hide or conceal the real and central truth it is meant to teach. Sit Epkicopal Young Churchirwri coun- Sunday: 1) :30 a.m., woreliip serv- mont commission will ni'»t; 8:15 eran Church, Cranford, has been and 8. oll'me.eliiiK; C p.m., Junior Episco- ice, liov. JuVian Alexander ivil t>.m., evening circles 3 ^ind 4 will Sunday: Bible echool uj down somo time soon and re'read quietly that simple story in Luke called for Sunday afternoon nt R service at 10:30 a.m. "Thi BMl 2:1-20 and let it speak to your heart. pal Younjj Churchmen. speak; Sunday sclioo.lfrradai 4-9; meet. o'clock to take final nction on the FIRiST CHURCH OF CHRIST, .Saturday: Sa.m., men's class. 11 a.'ni., vrowhip Bervicc, Rev. Alcx- Muslims in America" js the nt>l Consider further what strange, connections this Christ-child has report of tho executive building SCIENTIST Tomorrow: 7 p.m., pag»ant re- if the sermon to bo (riven b,fa,| been forced to make over the years. His name has been uned to pro- Sunday: ^MS o.m., Holy Com- nnder will BpoaJt; 'Sunday school, hearsal in tho sanctuary. committee. 257 MWw.y 'Avenue munion; 8:45 and 10 a.m., Holy afie (i-3rd (fnuta Harold Doun of the MonUI mote business to support slavery, to endorse socialism, capitalism and Parts of the report, accordinR 1ICAV the 6ervic*\ the carpenter's shop and svhose love embraced all men. He hud seen k de?T)l" into the congregation's Holy Communion; -1:30 p.m., Aco-en's Association luncheon. commission meets; 8 life, practice? nnd needs. The re- r p ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL only entanglements and perversions. "Go search diligently for the WOODSIDE CHAPEL lye-ino^tlni:; 8 p.m., \\ omen of Kt, Tuesday;; 9:80 a.m., prayer mert- 1 young Child." "Find Christ in Christmas!" port has bean, thoroughly cowjider- Morse Avenue, Fnnwood Paul'w, evoninj; ijriaic.h. c; 9 p.m., intermediate tcachcivs' p.m., 'Men * Club cabinet meets. CHURCH >d .by the church rnun:-il nnd hears Park Ax. See how this confusion and concealment reaches even further Toinnrrov/: 7:30 p.m., the Ii3ppy meeting. CALVARY EVANGELICAL Scotch Pliim its roeoinmendntion Mv_ Mittricker ECHO LAKE into our life. We have hidden Him behind our own self-image of Him. roT'ortod. hour, tho Wrxid.-ido junoirs, mid Wixlnesduy: 1 p.m., Ashbrook LUTHERAN CHURCH (ULCA) Sunday: 8 a.m., Jloly CATUB| To some He belongs to the White race nrid'the White race only. To the \VIF.s v.-ill meet nt tho chanol CHURCH OF CHRIST workshop at the home of Mrs. Belle Cranford on; !) :30 :i.ni., Holy Conratt Bomc, He is a full-blooded American ami nn 'American only. We have 'Provisions have h"fn made for '600 Springfield Avenue the earo o? small children durin;; at 7:30. The -rrnior young people Owen; 8:15 p.m., ndult BiblcBtudy The Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist ompletu church school; 11 1 tribalized Him. We have forpottcn that Ho came to seek nnd to «-ill moot j-.; the hoir.o of Mr. and Bernard E. Lemmoni l:tn* under leadership of Rev. The Rev. Waller Wagner the meeting. >rayer aiul ;:oi-iuon; com pi save all men whatever their race brclnn. Mvs. J.i.*k Pin^lnm a! 7:-45 p.m. Sunday: 9:30 ii.m., Bible school Alexandor. Pastors •lmrch school; 7 p.n:., younj j<» I Time and space do not. permit any expansion of thought or ex- •Sund-;;-: 11 a.m., Alan fv.-hek-- for adult'* *ind childrc-n, Kenneth Nursery-school daily, 9:30 n.m. 'Friday: 8 p.m., junior depart- lie's F*cllow>lii|i. ploration of the message thnt'Chrlstmns means to those who know it Unitarian Fellowships !i-h of Cr.-infonl vi!l brini; thi> n<»s- hop, r.upirinl'?ndent; 10:SO a.m., o 12 noon. ment staff. KroKat'o] ] slnirint: "with J E. Tuwdsy: 1 p.m., afintal beat. We can only put down the hope that some how someone who Progressive Dinner .-•age :it th.' family Oiililo hour. The tl t Saturday: I) :30 a.m., catcohxt'ica' !7uild meet', at the homcof.Vri reads this, may pass this season in Joy writing upon the record of Suiid:iy ::rhool will bo in ses.-ion (it Shewmaker, directing; -10M5 n;m., FIRST CHURCH OF n si ruction. lichard l.ea. his heart words like these of Harry Webb Parrineton: Held Saturday the -.-.ini' -time. 7:30 p.m., Mr. W. C. BoMon i)f Commack, 'N. Y., CHRIST, SCIENTIST Sunday: 8:1"), 0:30, 11 Iombc.r:'. of 4he t'?vt.:iri:in ]•»-, in tho absence of tho rej^tlnr mln- Sunday Services: 9:30 and 11 a.m. 'What-A Building Says"; 9.-.10, 11 M\\\M\»i 1 only know the MnnRer Child low.'-hip of We'4)ir!il enjoved an TiH-.-(hiy: S p.in., prajvr anrl '.r, B. K. I.cmmons. %fr. I.cni- Sunday School and Nursery ..in., Sunday church >:chool; 11 Has brought God's life to me." evening of trood f*..-i».! :nt:l frii'irl- i:i!il • ;ludy t:na- ;;L Ibo cbiipel mo:is will premcli for the Church of 11 a.m. .m., baby^-vttin^ in the churcV So may you "Find Christ In Christinas." r.hip Saturday. A. v''1^1'* • :iv^' '!:n- Christ in New Ejrypt in (i Beries ! with .':iuliea in the Hoik of Jlo- Wednesdaey EveninB Testimony louie; 3 p.m., special meet'ine; of ner «v.-. . h-.-ld in 11 \Ve.-!fieM honiM brev.-s. of mcetinicn. 11 :4!r«.m., Commun- Meetings 8llS he congrejratlon to apiiiwe a writ- ami was a'l'.Mnl.-.l l>v -\'l !i:-'>iile. ion servace-i with R. K. !I{ecvi» in "God the Only Came and Crca- ton buildini; profjram. Buplist Cirflf.s Slate The dinner started at three sher- tho !:idi;-i will luxvc tli?ir wmi- chnr/re. or" will be the subject of the les- Tuesday: 10 of Mr. Mud 'Monthly day of »;<>wiin: nt thj 7 p.m., \V. C. Bolton wHl speak '.on-sermon at Chri:.t.l:m Science n(t; 7:30 p.m., special ineetinp; o' •Mrs. K.lw-iir.l llilli-t, '20« Punwt nt the ovonino; service. iuroh son'ices Sunday. ,he council; 8 p.m., Sunday schoo The DAfteitjher mootinps of the \ve.. Mr. and .Mrs. Donald White. WcihictHliiy S30 n.m., Indies Bible tSeriptural readings will include 'xojutivo comm-itlfM;. ToNoteYuletide > circles of '*hd' First Baptist Wom- 51.'! Washington St., ami .Mr. -ni'd Mi.s. lot'nry mcr tin>c will bo hold til class, iMr_ I.c-mmons ivlll direct *he .hnso-vorses from Roman?: "O the •Wednesday: 8:15 p.m., midvvoej an's '.Mission Society will lie held ''Mrs. Kdwin .Schleisini^or, (ill-l Nor- tho chapel v/ith fMr.s. iMnrtin of study; Biblo cla^sos will be hold pth of the. rk'h'.-s both of the "Tho Spirit of .Christinns" will dver.t service: Pa:tor Wairncr'. Thursday, Doc, l.'i nt 1 p.m., sic- wil Or. ?*tv pro -. hoo] children; 8 p.m., :e^- lAilom :!iiil kiH'\v!cdt;L* of (iod; sermon v. ill bj ''Tile Crdiiiar; ' CHRISTMAS SFAL5f[|.ITlB< 5>© highlighted in music and story cordiiijc to the following Kcliedule: ular devotional se.rvicet. i other RESPIRATORY DISii!!! at tlie Dec. 13 mooting of tho Wom- low unsoarchftbl;! ary h!i judK- Man."- •Circle 1, Mrs. Walter Austin, THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL nents, and his vaj-3 -pa-s-t finding •The combined chcirr. of Culv.ir- an's 'Sooicty of Christian Service IN WESTFIELD UNITY—WESTFIELD of the First 'Mothodi.-t Church. leader, nt the home of Mrs. Jlobart CHURCH >ut! . . For of him, and throuRh iH prccsnt n Festival of Christ- se*, 242 IVosipcct St., Mrs. Dr. Frederick E. Chriitinn 125 Elmer Street Affiliated with the im, and to him, are all things: to mas music Dec. lfi nt 7 p.m. The The day will befrin with 0. busi- Duiuy Wdti, co-hostess. Rev. Richnrd L. Smith Rev. L. R. Stnnford, Minister Unity School of Christianity vhom be irlory for ever." ness meeting at 10:.'iO a.m. in the herub, junior, intcrnicdinte nnd Circle It, Mrs. John Clark, lead- Rev. Jamei D. Cole Rev. E. M. Odden, A«.t. Minitter Lee'i Summit, Mo. T)>is correlative citation will be onior high choirs will Rinir fellowship room. Mrs. J. Prontiss Rev. M. Bolin Durway Believers in the Trinity Hawortli, president, will preside. er, at the home of iMrs. W-illiam K. •Suiid:iy: !l:30 find U n.m., wnr- .monir those rend from "Science homa, the ndult choir mil present Rev. Ace L. Tubbt Mcctin(ts: -Every -Monday, 8-9 nd iHtMilth with Key to the Scrip- Luncheon will be served in the Cobor, 630 Glen Ave. .-.liiji in -the sanclmaryi Kcv. I.. 1{. 'The 'Nativity" a cantata by Kric Circle M, Mrs. Jack Hiliiebrand, Rev. John M. Nnkajimn Stanford will pr"nc-h on the topic, p.m. urea" by -Mary 'Baker Eiddy (p. himnn. social hnll nt noon by circle 4, M'nictert :7">>: "All substince, Lntellipence, with co-cJiainnen Mrs. Fred G. leader, «t the home of Mrs. Jud- '•I.ovo Is Mni .hidgmcnt." Xurswy Place: Woman's Club of West- Sunday: K:,'!0, 10 ami 11 ::M a.m., euro for >-in::!l children is provided field, 318 South Euclid Ave. at k'isilom, beinic, imiuortality, cause, Doerr and Miss 'Mildred K. Mur- sim, .'!0H Itoanoke Rd., Mrs. Jack wor-hip services; Dr. Frederick K. MOUNTAINSIDE r Hrunton, co-hostess. in llio toil o.in., Tremont. uid effect belong to (^xl. These UNION CHAPEL phy in chartje. N o rcservatioui-i Christum will preni'li on "Make 1 Ilis nltributcj, the ct»rrnal ore required, Circle 4, iMrs. 'Howard G-illianis, churcli lit-hool for nui'sory through Sermons ICFSOIM: Dei . 10, "The Mountainside Room for Anitols"; church school; sixth grade; 10:-IT> a.m., church Mantrer of Our 'Honrt." nmifesLations of the infinite di- Rev. Badon H. Brown, Pastor Thc »fternoon program will o)ien leader, nt the home of Mrs. Kred ttn? Men's Triangle Bible class will HOW niM, :M1 W. Dudluy Ave., Mrs. school for litirsory thrnugh J21b Deo. 17, -CnndlcliRlit Service. ine il'rlnc.iple, Love." Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Hible schoo' at 1 p.m. with recorded instrumen- mot in Westminster lliill with liob- rrnde; 1:30 p.m., junior higli Pil- tal music. Devotions will be led Kobcrt Mackey, co-hostes*. ert II. Mulrcnny tc-:ich".mr the les- Healing mcdiUitiion included in teachers prayer meetinp; 9:-I5 n.in. CHRISTIAN •Circle S, Mrs. liobert Doyle, loud- in'inis' rV.lrtwsliip; 7 p.m., scn-inr every service. REDEEMER LUTHERAN Sunday school classes for nil «K by .Mrs. James C. Whitaker. The von on tlu» suSjec.t. "The Fellowship high .I'ilgrisu's Kcllmv-liip. musioal part of the program will er, will meet at 8 p.m. nt the home of Faith"; the Elizabeth Norton Spiritual consultation vrt.li the CHURCH (croups from nursery through adult SCIENCE be given by the 11-mcniber Hupt'ist of Mru. Hoidl Slocum, B-IU Moun- Bible chv.-i3 will moot at 10 o'chu'k Tue>d:iy: H p.m., soci.il uction lo:wlor nvnilhblc by appointment Rev. Walter A. Reuning, Pastor Bin transportation to ;ind fro- Bell ttinccr?. This irroup wns or- tain A\». iin the lSt. and Cowper- drcn livlnp in iMountaiuside; 11 gnnized by Mrs. Kllwrl fiirtes, wife partme.nt of the cliurch selhiol Social hour: The last 'Monday of a.m., worship service with sennor of a former minister of this church, meets at 10 tun. only. class; S p.m., board of Christian each month, directly followinK the nMtiilielPl., opposite Roosevelt Jun- Christmas Program Set education. or Higrh School. Week-end cuests by the Hev. Brown. and is now led liv iMrs. Walter L. .serrvict*. r Day Jr. They will play traditional For Baptist Children •1:30 p.m., n drama, "I.iirht of I'Vid:iy: 8 p.m., Couples Club n the comnnmity receive n special 7:15 p.m., prayer service; 7:-l WNBC 660 k,c. the W«rld" under the direction of Chri»lm;iu parly. Soloift: 'Miss Pamela Calvert; L-oleome in the worship hours. p.m., service with sermon by tlic Christina* music. Mrs. .1. Prentte loader: Miss Catherine Sleisncst, iHaworth will rend n Christmas •A Christinns program for tho Miv. I.ouin 1!. Quad will !»• pre- Today: 7:30 to 8 p.m., office op pastor. Sunday Morning-7:30 children of the church school of vwited in the sanctuary; (loldon available for all ministerial sorv- •ointments; 8 p.m., meeting' of nil story and the pi-ogi*nm will clo^e MADISON AVENUE CHAPEL •ieos except marria^re ceremonios. (Monday 7 p.m., Pilgrim and Col- with Clinstinius carols sung by the the First -llaptist Church ami thoir ARC Club. RoRcr F: Pugiley icw member., by transfer. onist -Pioneer Girls nieetinjr. audience. families will be held at the church, Today: 0:3(1 n.m., circle of J>r;iy- Studont Minifter Tomorrow: 8 p.m., Christian day Wediiesls. are cordially invited to presentation nf tlu> i'hvistmus will meet in the various horned. hour taught, by Kogor Pugsley; —Honore dc Dnlxac I members |>.m., yonftjr pet>- j Si-riptuiv s-tiidy juts H:l--I(i; II vided for ):re-K:-hno] children. P!PS conumniii-iuits ol:i^s: ."I::UI p.'n., | a.m.. Mi- I'uir-loy. i-tudnu ii'inis- j Th'- camn'.hti'i* iti ol-.-wjce i< civ:i-,-h on the subje.-t "Tlie I.ove is th'.1 lunl -i li--OM Mi1* Kvelyn 'Kt^lrali ni^li, !::uiity; but, for :h-i: i\-.'< •I'jllll Kilfel'd-:. -Mrs. \lc:i.-n Levy, •u.t nnd Future." il sho-,',ld bo ir.cvt our car.1 to 1,'a; .Mrs. l.ewiv' liowni;»ll« u:nl Jerti me; ' ::i;r in t!lv '• -.'ir.lily h:i!l. it.—l'omi Gerohl. Wednesday: 11 :.'iO a.m., church I Mall' nvvts for ilevo'.ions :uid dis- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •.•u--.i.i'i; I :!J0 p.m., Mil ;i:':ll Club of 170 Elm Strc-el, WcifirM We tllel.l: 1 p.m., cit-btli irr.ido fel- Rev. Willinin K. Cobcr huvih'P: 7::*0 p.m., !nii!dii:i; inv.1!- Mini»trr •:i»r iii a*?cntb!y hall: S p.m., I'l'M. To.l.iy: !l:::o ."..m.. W.ni'.an's Mi-- sion ^o:-!-.-!;,- l.o;'.rd meolinjr: ,S p.m., iivimi-i .•iu'icomiiiiili',' nioMim:. I If v.o spi-nd our }\\\'* in lo Toniorr.iw: in a.m., Ii:i|!i>; iroin. 1 THE BUSY •; \v,» l-iv.> U't I ' ure lo <'o'r phi i-liV d'.V ol" pr:iy fool iinh:iii|'i:io.:s. •—.I-cph .Ion. : IHM'II. 'K :)nv;iy-I.ir:d. n arr.l 'uisi- SEASON - •it hin {0 THE STORMY SEASON - is an excellent time to
TRY OUR LAUNDRY SERVICE You'll bs glad you did. SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST 556 Westfield Ave. • AD 3-0255 NEW 3 DAY DELIVERY SERVICE •\ Funeral Homo of homelike atmosphere, completely modern air conditioned, IVORY DRY CLEANERS off-streat Parking Facilities Licensed Staff Also AND LAUNDERERS Charles E. Dooloy DCOLKY FUNERAt HOME Fronlc J. Dooley OPPOSITE FIRE HEADQUARTERS 218 North Avo. W., Cranford Carolyn M. Dooley BR 6-0255 16 PROSPECT ST. AD 2-5020 *THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1962 P»ge 38 jNot Only Gold, But Frankincense, Week Needed For >asts, Birds Share Yule Legends Toyland, 1962, Gears Addrets Change lore and legends of On* w«*lt'« oottc c Ftedinc Birdi K-E-««]it*tf Dear Myrrh Were Precious Gifts, Too tf, tin- beasts of the fields In Scandinavian countries peo- , so in Quebec bewildered'tie Huron lb«lr n4dr«it««. Addr«i* IUt» their Ui'nsures. tlioy ]ire»cnU>i) mi-j U H pum rosin which fluvs from » «r« reftdv up «u weak III »4* -st and holiest Christmas birds can fea?t. Indians by thuir struti-fa—to the to Him cifts: Kol.i. ami fornkin-' trci- irrowinir oil burc rocks in the ill tells of shepherds "Kith They Full Indian*—preparations for the cajc- cons.', inn! myrrh." mountains of snuthrrii Asia and >«DC>, mat wUU l< i» |WI»ltU bration of Christmas. At « result, Vide Participation in Creative Play at «K« lut minut* to t»mi «• ks—shepherds who went Because an ancient tradition Tims S(. Mntthvw ilfscribes the novtlienstoi-n Africn. It was for- nd find u Holy Babe lying muuy legends about th« day de- »xtr» p«p*r t» m *«w holds that animals helped to spread veloped among the Indiana. Made Possible by New Kits first rhristinas sifts of all. brought morly int'U in ini'dliine but i« now ijrer. the glad tidings of the birtli of it U not po««ikU t« Tteys readied tot Christmas 1982 will «pjx»l to the widest as* to llic Christ Ohil.l by "wiso men Ij chieflchii'flyy finployrtl ns incense in Is of the manger in the Christ, barnyard animals in many On Christmas Eye, the Indians from tin- K:ist." Kuch the I ('[itlu>lic nmt Itutinn nti(t j Christ were likely to be roup in history. from folng to Ik* old countries nre still s.-rv.-il a special believed, the deer kneeled to the A tl«nlfloant dewlopmont in th« wonderful world of play WHS ran* niul, esjU'ctaUy in Uihli- lirtd gouts, cattle, horses, supper on Christmas Eve. 1 without tb« w»«V« aotlc*. "(ireat Spirit." In the hope of see- i tt>» broad scale Introduction of science and hobby kits, cnl limi's, truly a treasure. Myrih is llu pupulav iift:nc for tnti pi^s. All of these fip- Cattle Speak ing this wondrouc nicht, the Hur- Ainontr the v*ifts, the vahio nnd t Th. • U..d.r" will •• ktiyr 'uk-title son^is and stories earned at older teenagers, as well as an Increase in creattrt H trum r< sin nhtflimul frt>in a sinoll to forward p*p«i* wltkeal An old (Jerm-in leirend has it oi!$ would hide in the cold winter lay projects, keyed to participation by parents and children boatity of ^i'lil is nmst ri'iultly »p- .... pi£» who has held u thut cattle kiu-t-l in their Mulls at Krny-iiui'ki'il trui' which Kiow.t In •xtra cb«r(* itrwkirt im ninrhl of the forests for hours. •ports Mel Freud, president of Toy Guidance Council. jmrriit tn moiii'in ivHilor'*. Then. Arubiu mill uiljiit'i'iit Aflion. Prom honor at many a Christ- raidniKht on Chiistn-us Kve. Then, iiowi'vt'r, it-1 worth wns evon tba Unlt«d St«t«. lor «h*a* it. Food for Put* Another (actor la Uw broadening of toyland's age appeal ii iMU'lK'st linn** it h»ft IIOOM used for »wb»crlb«r« wb* ar« •lasnlsg for a moment, tliuy have the power he introduction of more play activities keyed to scientific re- jrifntt'i". for ii was still moto vnro i of the First Chiistmns of speech. Cuts fet special treatment dur- milking inci'n^o unti otlu r per* to b« •*>; for t<«ia«r«nr earch which have been adapted to intrigue the interest ol and previous than it in today. fumos. The KnvyrloiwIiH Amt'ii- fumous carol, "Away in Othor loncniis broaden this to ing thu Christmas uea9ou in Kronen tadergarUo and primary grade youngsters. htM'tiloKit'iil di^Ktn^A in aucU-iU :," ssuys, "The cattle were include all animals. sections of Canada. .Special food is i'ruy, Croie and Kjiypt hnvo r«l- nnd religious ptiintincs From SpanUh Lore EWironlc Harrelj Will Astoolth set fortli fur I'usn, tiiice according vt'ulrti that nriioKs of goUi wore the ages hove depicted On the first Christmas, says a Among the sun-to-tutoniah innovations in Santa's burapet usually i-4»yni ti'i'itsures. to legend, if the cat meows In the cattle and the other ani- Spanish leprend, o cow in the man- «ctc this season are a variety of electronic marvels reproduc- Siiiff St. Mallhow stiys tin* wise hit mitntrcr, as well as tlu- Ki'i" breathtd un the Huby Jesus house on Ciu-isunu.-- Eve, bad tuck og to playroom seal* the latest accomplishment* in spaet 1 nu*n woiv fiom ilir Ku»t, their thhee shepherds. to warm him. will follow. Kploration. Toy Outdance Council reports. The most novel jjohi tnay liavo duno from the WESTFIELD MARINE oncept or outerspace adventuring is an astroscope. A variable mint's t>f In>lian Mysore. peed motor control* the satellite s distance from the earth at ( rises in "orbit." A reflector light makes the earth appeal jeting Cards There Was Talk About Yule Toast totloiUeu as the satellite achieves altitude.' Christmas Clearance Sale Action It keyed to teaching the principles at centrifugal fare* "WJio sent HIP first Christinas e veil as the basics or satellite orbits. )w Changes j also depicted "elolhhtj? the «eedy" NEW COMBINATIONS card?" is a quest inn fur which, it i ami "feedinir the hun«i'y." How- Toyland will be a paradise for the road construction engl- sei'ins likely, a completely su-tu- I ever, another »Uny ha» it that »Sir «er. A new thrill is the first miniature operating sand hopper 15' FIBER GLASS BOAT, lights, steering, 2$ H.P. *m . <-«i r olid suti.sfmMoiy -iiiKwor n:»y ftils comes with a set of heavy gauge steel earth moving ma- j Henry gaiiutd his kniulithood as Christmas motor, water skis, ear- I the result of the ucvluiin he ve- hlne miniatures which comprise an efficient paving depart- • of veHjrious Kubjttcts— oeot. Nickel wheel* add a new - liest oai-ds uvtv 'Mo-it.youiM-lf" i I'eive-d for atmdintf tho first 16' OLD TOWN, cushions, top, 40 H.P. £l«ciro- 11ms n-nt flhvaya boon true, projects — humln-rittt-n )i « 1 i <1 a y 1 MUIS eurd. dus for durability to this road earliest Christmas Kieetintji on li:iiul-n hat? designs thut svein- paper. I truck design Is a camper i n*> connection with the [ Kciuenibers Brthlrliem roller which provides space i'opular vliuniuiil for "lirst Dr double decker beds and has 8' PRAM, 3 H.P. motor ChrUtmas Crtitl" hum-i-i is the Cole- i $210 of N-nbivity efpnea or j "<> L.itll*' Town of Bethlehem," t boat trailer, too. Horsli-y card, divi^neil in Hrlt-iiii 1 >f holly anil mUltatoe, in 1:14:1 l>y John Cnkwtt Hoi-sli-y, ; u KS 1'iirol, WR»S written hy KpUco - New thrill for the young i'1-ican Christ inns cards an »rii«, for Sir Henry <: le, ili- [ pal ltiOiup Phillips Hrot>lis in 1«iW, |omcmaker is a Junior wash- It 4't*ntui-y were d card supposed- niAs K\«e, and the vivid memory of tits keyed to biology Is a kit and Other > Lights • Ski Baits • Horn* • Boat Pol* 1 cnrly stii(:i» pin-up fjjrls ly 'UiriTd cri'ieiam by U.'ni|>craiii'e LhU s**one latei Jed t« t'ht* \vj"itinj; rbich reproduces the opera- i Spotlight! *• Ski Mirror • Flar** • Compass unusual. Kate (JnV-iui- adherpiils—even thouirli tli.» card of Uni carol. ton of the human heart. Ac- 'iiUts were f ronuontly ual pumping operation is Respiratory • Speedometer Fire Extinguisher! • Motor Stand* canU picturing sinplo ichleved. The telescope increases Its Diseases I'll I. "Til. « WESTFIELD dnnriiH? k'irls with fr:tv- cope for play Interest this ihrlstmas with the addition or 70, enrds won* frosU-d i camera which photographs w-itli ho:ivy silk. tie heavens. There's a monorail train THKANWHK i.HKST of net, >lirlU vhlch deposits mall packages oviilrk lrt»pirjiii«»ii for juiil<»r. **<> -Sorting Flthout stopping, to give the rrafuntctJ. Pike for R rJ* ulu> wilt >layroom transportation ex- enjoy Tiiukliift ihrir own jewelry. tO Skills : pert a tastt e of whnlt t may hhap- btion for tlic fir~t Otinsi- pen tomorrow, Toy Outdance ciiiiK1 to Kinar Hnlbnell, council reports New thrill ror the Junior postal dork, as hi.' was- ncdlc la an "x-roy" medical tiirknKcs *'«*• Christ inns jentcr. YounR diognostlclnns Mai/ipan Has e cnvisioiu'tl all the pack- iaii view the bones of the head ing a special stamp, with 1 ind hands. The center also ln- •••(Is spent I" aid poi-plt . lludes a blood prcssuro indi- Sweet Story tvd fiimi tuheiculu.sis. i lator, eye nnri ear scope, and ^intr and many of Den- • lye chart. j rlirur citizens endoise .. nrr lltr in-w imnrni i,r It of fr.-l.lv |..i'imn iiiirL-Ltikrd frittn Mr. mill I .I. t'tihlll. lorse that chatters when the; |T>ER CLASSIFIEDS »ri»pt>rl) MilN Multi tJ,r> Allct- II. Miicl.iui intcd stfed also Rnllops. His egs move realistically us he Is .! il-.y... imt. oeked or bounced up nnd lown. I Play Runs operating on clrc- tn;rl/i ronlc principles "hit" their >:\y< tin' ('.•Hilly, Clt ...!;ilf tmtl arRcts without recourse to i-.,nfi'.-tiv.- tit;.I Iliirli.Uiiif RCA VICTOR COLOR TV .nce Council. 1'alnt Is spooned Sl.-iippi, >t'.-r.-t t-ti.dt It. I'.tju- j'iun •ii a hltfh Npci'd revolving pal- V, ni.-tili- liiitivipn.'i v.-illi 1)n- inj;rr- in Deluxe Decorator X Ue. It spreads ciulckly Into a, •litii! • now fui.ii'l il) inoili-i'ii l i-t-- ilghly orlRlnal abstract mas- ipt-i ft.i- die rnmly. Cabinet by Gordon,,. Now erplece. I RCA Victor Color TV r?c«!v«i both color end $ ••Paint by number" kits are j -•- . LlotV & wliito pfoyfami on IU biy 21" pltluro III( reativc outlet for artistic, j • '»J» Iwbo (ovtrul, diagonal—760 iq. In.J With 200 ounc; hobbyists. II. amuxinq "Hew Viitsi" Tun«r ond now High l-'.n- hi(»tt t-II'n-rit'nt nml uniform LESS than MJvlily Color Tubo, PC A Victor Color TV A realistic addition to toy- ikinif rv.siittit, uvf a <-|ii^c.-fittin^ dolivoia a (juolity o( plclvr* n-vir bofor* comparahl4 lnd's supply of career toys Is • lid li'iiltntf t.r stciimin^ f<> and should jiroviiln lnr.pir- \'.on to junior aiid tils lister i comparisons in the shortest lime is icn time comes for picklni; in the advertising columns of The p playthliiR3. LEADER. Shopping the ads before •ou set forth to shop the store* is ho surest way to get the oest /alues in lownl Quality FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE
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Grant j Four fremen were overcome by __ Men'* topcoats, ladles' coats and toppers / -^ The Grant Srhool I'TA b.mrd, (fillet KiU'lHMIS ! smoke last Wednesday while fiffht- met last wrok at the Imine of Mrs. | ins " b)u::e which caused vxli-nsivi fur), also children's and toddlers'! K. W. Tiedeman of l."Ji N. Euclid Noiseless appliances an- getting j damage to a house owned by Mr Ave. Among: the various commit- increased attention fru'ii appliance and Mrs. Ehviird Van Winkle at THE CONSIGNMENT SHOP tee reports, that of the president, shoppers since the kitchen has be- 212 Wyominc St. 27 Pr<>s e Mrs. Leonard Siege), made noic of i come a center for family living. Treated fur smoke inhalation —,.,.™-^ P «t Street the public nietting Dec. 10 at the I That is one of the reasons why j>a?: were Deputy Chief Hairy W. ftosc- """""" Westfield, New Jersey """**"•"—»». Senior Hifrh School, dealing with ! refrigeraturs are increasinij in crans and Firemen William Miles- the proposed additions to both poularity. The tiny KUS flame t)mt Lawrence Knifiht, and Edwin Sponsored by The V/estfield Service league '"**•' Roosevelt and Edison Junior Hijth operates this appliance causes, the i Lemke. Schools and of the Dee. 27 date refrigerant to circulate within the Four other members of tho de- when the townspeople will vote system, so there is no motor to partment were injured in a gaso- concerning these proposals. vibrate. line explosion lust Tuesday when She stressed the importance of they tried to enter a flaming school the next general meeting; a joint bus parked in front of the Holy meeting with the PTA of Washing- Clothes Drying Tip Trinity Grammar School. ton School, to bo lu'Ul at Grant Don't overload or underload a j Firemen -fought Wednesday's School Jan. 8 «t S p.m., with gas clothes dryer. Then- .should al-1 blaze for nearly two hours before George Rubino of NBC-TV as the ways be at least a half load of bringing it under control. sneaker. His topic, "TVs Effect on CRUSHED STOVE laundry in the dryer to prevent Deputy Chief Uosecrans and Our Children" evidences itself a? a over-drying. Most gas clothes dry- Fireman Miles were treated at the forceful and titnely one. Mrs. Free! ers are made- to carry a load of office of Dr. Hichard B. Maxwel f for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc. \ Daud, PTA vice pre&ident and pro- 8 to 9 pounds (dry weight). When Jr. at the Westfield Medical Group. gram chairman augmented Mrs. Overloaded the drying process is Firemen Knight and Lemke were m ^kjML^F 'or PriceI ana< delivery col/ I Siegels comments in this aren, by slow and the motor is taxed. treated at the office of Dr. Oliver noting the qualifications of the Brown. speaker and the importance of his Firemen said there was exces- A FANWOOjt FANWOOD CRUSHEDD 2784STONCI CO, topic to both the child and the LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS sive damage throughout the frame parent. BRING RESULTS structure- caused by smoke and r DIVISION OF WELDON MATERIALS. INC. | Mrs. Rudolph Krestan, Grant flames. They said the walls, ceil- School principal, noted the re- ings, floors and all furnishings sponse of Grwit. parents, to, the. It W.UA.. also . noted that, .the use of the recent State Education forthcoming'March 13, 196a, will Firemen attributed the fire to convention and the spare time it be an important date for all to re- a faulty electric blanket in a first- afforded some of Grants teaching member. The PTA parent educa- floor bedroom. staff, for parent-teacher confer- tional committee has announced The structure was unoccupied IT'S THE AMERICAN WAY—A Norwegian banker and hi. .on, al.o a banker, recent vi.itor. to ences held simultaneously with the that Dr. Samuel B. Gould, presi- when the blaze started. the National Bank of Weatneld, w«re ihown modern banking procedure! by Mr«. Sherwood. Kelfy, convention. Her own schedule dur- dent of Educational TV Broad- above. Looking on are, left to right, K. Fane of Norway; Del Campo, a representative of the LET THE LEADER PRINT ing the convention, the various casting Corp. will speak in the se- Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle dis- International Division of the National Caih RegUter Co., and Guitave Fane, alfo of Norway. panels, lectures and discussion nior high school auditorium. De- covered the fire on their return to groups, in which Mrs. Krestan par- tails will be announced later. the residence. ticipated, as well as the scope of material of a teacher-aids nature formed the background of her re- port. •r. She noted, also, the activity and planning manifested at Grant Time For The Space Age School in preparation for the Dec. 14 Grant Christmas program. "• 1 '* J. S. IRVINGS Mrs. Carol Monson, ways and means chairman, reported that the recent Grant book sale held dur- The New ing "Back to School Night," net- ted the Grant library $118.96 in \ +Kingmatic new books for their shelves. Mrs. Norris Hilsberg, library committee Cosmonaut Chairman, augmented Mrs. Mon- sons report with a brief report on the need for a library coordinator throughout the school system. : The work of the Junior Red Cross was aired by Mrs. Larry Fosten She reported the collec- tion of $28.79 by its members in the classrooms: She mentioned al- so, the collection of surplus Hal- loween candy by Mrs. Nechwprts fourth grade class for the patients of the VA Hospital in East Or- ange. At Our Annual Fall Sale Prices Mrs. Bart Clemens and Mrs. Monson, co-producers of the 1!)G3 Grant talent show discussed with the. board members some of the technical difficulties they hud run into and a discussion of the pos- MOVADO PERK UP YOUR HOME WITH THESE sible solutions ensued. Mrs. Siegol closed the meeting Combining; space age after Mny 0, 1963 was offered as reliability and precision with designs of slimmest a tentative teachers dinner possi- elegance never before pos- WALL AND DOOR MIRRORS bility, and flfter.JuJes Grajrbar',of- sible for an automatic watch. . - fered his report concerning teach- Sclf-Winding - Water Resistant er salaries in Westfleld. UK Gold frotnSKt UK Gold rillld *,om 110 CEILING TILE AND INSULATION Washington r.d. Tax Intl. .All MovaJa watches or* pr«elt.ty adjuitfld The Washington School monthly In Hill up and tl«m down poiltlonl. PTA board meeting was held nt PREFINISHED PLYWOOD PANELING 8:16 p.m., Nov. 27. Several an- AVAILABLE BIG REDUCTIONS ON — nouncements were made of inter- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: est to tho PTA membership. CHARGE, HANDI-CHARGE, ANGEL CORNER CABINETS CHRISTMAS GIFTS, TOO! A committee of parents and teachers has been formed to create BUDGET, CLUB AND LAY-A-WAY a memorial in memory of Mrs. PLANS UNPAINTED FURNITURE - CHAIRS AND STOOLS Marian C a r v e r, kindergarten OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. PING-PONG TABLES I teacher, who was killed in a re- -you* msONAi jewntr Regulation Top and Base cent airplane crash. The fund is to be used for an appropriate me HARDWARE AND VERSA METAL RAILING %"- Reg. $23.55 SALE $19.95 morial in the form of landscaping W - Reg. $25.35 SALE $21.75 on the school grounds near the FILON FIBERGLASS PANELS kindergarten room. Herbert F. Hanilolph Jr., school FOLDING PING-PONG TABLES principal, announced that the an- POLYETHYLENE FILM Regulation size 5'x? ' __ nual Christmas program will be WESTFIELD: CRANFORD: "•a- $39.95 SALE $29.95 held Dec. 13 and will again feature ELM & QUIMBY STS. 27 NORTH UNION AVE. tho children. The choir and many others will participate. AD 2-6718 BR 6-6718 PREFINISHED OAK FLOORING DOOR MIRRORS AND VINYL FLOOR TILE V*" Plate — Polished Edge Reg. $14.35 to $23.20 ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS SALE $11.95 to $19.75 WALL MIRRORS WOOD STORM SASH AND COMBINATION DOORS Vt" Plate — Beveled Edge GRAND REOPENING! Reg. $7.95 to $39.50 LOUVER AND CAFE DOORS SALE $6.40 to $31.50 „_ TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS: PELLA AND SPACEMASTER FOLDING DOORS WORK BENCHES After 20 years in our present location, wo have made 6' Long x 22" Wide , rf..e OC additions to our present building to take care of our increased *«8- $»8.95 SALE $15.9| WINDOW BLINDS AND SHUTTERETTES business. CHRISTMAS CUTOUTS Our new store •will specialize in: Colorfully Painted Plywood PING PONG TABLES SANTA CLAUS - 6' High x 2' Wide — Large Selection Of — Rog. $12.60 SALE $9.45 BASKETBALL SETS SANTA CLAUS AND SLEIGH - 4'10" x 4' LAMP SHADES Reg. $19.50 $/)££ $14.50 REINDEER - 4' x 3'2" „ . , ,- *o OK FLOOR, BRIDGE, TABLE AND BOUDOIR LAMPS READY HUNG AND OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS Reg. $12.00 SALE $8.95 REPLACING LIGHTING FIXTURES BASKETBALL SETS CORK BOARD Duraply Backboard, Hoop, Not, REPLACING ALL TYPES OF GLASS Weatherproof, Prime Coot, Holes Drilled WORK BENCHES ROD. $14.95 5ALE $11.95 WILD CHERRY FURNITURE
— We Maintain A — SHOWROOM OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS DURING SALE COMPLETE LAMP AND SHADE REPAIR DEPARTMENT Plaid Stamps Given on Cash & Carry Sales Only LARGE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS LAMP SHADES COMPANY. E. T. 600 SOUTH AVE., WEST WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 755 CENTRAL AVE. — FREE PARKING - WESTFIELD, N. J. "Building Headquarters" (Near Grove St.) ADams 2-2158 LUMBER • MIUWORK • MASON'S MATERIALS 9 COAL Phone AD 3-1492 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, IBM P«ff» 37
I Stravitsky went with the children. cooking. Dr. Gloria Schrager, ! Children in Mrs. Sonia Wohlxe- Westfield pediatrician, was their NEWS OF WESTFIELD'S ] muth's kindergarten class in Jef- guest and talked to them about thu ! ferson prepared for their visit to importance of ffood health habit?. I the library by viewing a filmstrip Their culinary projects com- PUBLIC SCHOOLS | about the library the day before bined a number of subjects and I they made the trip. After their skills. Their gingerbread cookies RooKTelt i champion intramural soccer team'visit th*-v a!1 nc'Peil to dictate u were made in the shape of pump- {Burton J. Weber, guidance j from Homeroom 223 has conclud-' lotu'r lo Mrs- Helen Kelly in which kin faces. The Thankipivinjr holi- Iiiiselor at Roosevelt Junior High cd its season by defeating a sev-I thcy 'hanki-d her for thi- fun they day inspired them to recreate the fj.ool, will publish an article in enth £rade team from Brewer • d k'owsins and listening to her first ThanbsgiTinR acene as five December issue of "Research School in Clark in a_ veryt rxcitinf^r stories. Mrs. Anthony Khn and year old Pilgrims and Indians, all tlletin," a journal published by game. Soccer proved to beT very Mrs' '-f""81^ Sylvan accompanied with appropriate headdress, shared The New Jersey School of r)ei*elop- popular sport, attracting a larci' "'" l'n'Mri>n to tho lihrai y. a "dinner" of a variety of raw :nt Council. The article will be I number of girls in each of the I The Edison Museum in East Or- fruits and vegetables. itled "An Expedient Method of! junior hiffh school grades. With ' on'tt* "as ""' destination of an- ol K r rou ^tructing Expectancy Tables; the beginning of basketball sea-! ' ' P P of Tamaquvs School! LEADER CLASSIFIEDS • Guidance Counselors." Mr. I son, teams are beini; organized for'lllil'1'e"- 1!>cbard Messiniter. a! fiftl1 1 1 1 s : BRING RESULTS ber has recently been appointed i girls who wish to participate in ' t-' ' "' ' 'udint of Mrs. Pauline nember of a study proup by the ! this sport. Plourde, reports that his class lion County Guidance Personnel j • *• * toun-' d' th""e museum whicl:~'h' 'houses sociation. This group, composed ! Edison teucher Manuel Moran the many mementos of the famous three members, will study and! is one of 20 New Jersey educators inventor's life and saw the well- Rue th.. e rol.i e o_ fe> th* •_ e_ g-uidanc'j.__.el selecte* . di . to participat_- e _in an aero- known film, "The Cr<>at Train [inselor and then will act us a space workshop this week in Robbery." Works Like A ource and advisory body for Huntsville, Ala. Air. Moran, Twrnuques School was the scene guidance personnel in the member of the Practical Arts di>- of several interesting activities. hnty. partment ut Ellison, is H major in Kindergarten classes of Mrs. Hope Charm j * * • the Air Force Reserve. The educa- Pfarlli', Mrs. Morion Voss, and Knowledge of abstract nouns tors will join with colleagues in Mrs. Priscilla Todd ventured into lulfi no longer be "abstract" for other states in e\aminiu>; the vari- i the art of cooking with great en- students in Mrs. Carol Front- ous space projects now being un- thusiasm The small cooks mndo 's seventh grade English classes der taken. applesauce, pumpkin pudding, and i have begun an extensive study cranberry sauce. While eating nouns. To illustrate their study, Had anyone entered the assem- their deiicious products was the ly are making a bulletin board bly hall this past week ot Edison climax of the cooking project, the [p!«y of pictures which reveal he would have imagined himsi'lf in preparation of the food introduced otions described by abstract some zoo or tropical gardens. Kin>r opportunities to lenrn about good kins. eagles, owls, nflcuns and other health habits and science. * • * birds were on display as the spell- Duplicates of masks worn by In- koosevelt Junior Hiph Schoo bound student body listened to dians in Mexico and Central Amer- [dents have enjoyed several as Lou Oaeta talk about the history ica for religious ceremonies were pblies in the past few days. Oin and urt of falconry. The speaker made by students In Joseph Hawk- s in a holiday mood for the ob- traced the growth of the sport ins' sixth grade class at Tamaqucs It's 'almost 'like moglcl jvance of Thankafcivinfj. Jeffrey from its beginnings in the Far School under the direction of the way o Clcmlflod Ad In- Itua, Victoria Wlldman, and East, to Europe, mid now to Amer- Mrs. Rose Boo*, art teacher. The the leader : produce* -reiulHi •dlcy Gullison led the opening ica. Mr. Gneta pointed out how masks were made of clay and fast, whanever you want to lrcises;the choir, Under the dl- falcons arc trained, cared for, and papior mache molded on largo tell, buy, rent or hire. Coit Ttion of Mrs. Ruth Tombachcr eventually made useful to the jug*. When the masks dried they It tlnyl : ; several numbers; and Thanks- hunter. As a falconer and zoo di- were removed to be painted and ling stories were related by rector, the speaker brought many decorated. Research for this art In Bushby and Susan Anderson. amusing stories to his audience. project adiled many facts to their T • • * study of the ancient Indian civil- WESTFIELD pn Nov. 29, Roosevelt's athlot Elementary Scliooli izations. IS FOR THE JOY YOU GET FROM GIVING ! honored with a sports awards Brisk fall dnys provided perfect Jefferson's kindergarten classes jembly under the direction of traveling went her for a number of hove been buzzing with activity. LEADER |ches Richard Phillips, Anthony field trips which Westfield school Kosides their library visit, they GIFTS TO FRIENDS ardo, William Odenkirk, and children have enjoyed recently. entertained a guest and did some feald Gutek. After an undefeat- McKinloy School's fifth grade J gridiron season, all varsity classes did some «1ar gazing when |tball players and the team mnn- they visited the Newark Museum received their school letters. anil Planetarium in conjunction Kurds were also presented to with their rlassrooni science work. eiphth grade football team. Museum exhibits of science nnd Is1 all star teams, and the intra- art wore also of interest to them pal champions. The group WHS accompnnicd bv their teachers, Mrs. Sandra Clin- EdUon afd nnd Miss Itcatrico Kirby, «ni' the dramatics cluo, under the by Mrs. houkas Molivijitis und fcrtion of Mrs. Cam! Nolde, is Mrs. John Ho!>*neram», pnrcnts. Tjarinc its first presentation of Tamaqucs Srhuol planned si-v- IS FOR ASSISTANCE —THE KIND OUR CLERKS fyonr for tho sprirnr holiday as- ci'al trios for its youngsters. Mr-' Hope 1'fatHc's kinili'rirnrtcn das1 |l>ly. The cast of characters- \-:- 1 being selected and the curl lionrrmanco of Drips' class hnd n ili-lightful trir * at club moi'limr*. Miss Rliru- thr cliililron's dcnn>tment of tlv t Swoenoy is co-sponsor of the Wi«tfieltl M«rrtp,rial Lilirnry- Th< f>P. cliildron (join Tnmiiqups School nift';Mrt.'4mfthl ;Kelly, '(hu ilhrn- t Gail McDowell, coach of •iiin.'"wTib"toW tB«'rn-tiiiinv (rithreat- sports at Kd h:ts nn- inn- fh!npr« .•ihout the librar)'. ^?rs. iced that the seventh grnde | Hi-rnarri Xeitlfn'tfncl Mrs. IS FOR OUR REALISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR BUDGET
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OLD Mr. BOSTON To many people, the finest "hard liquors" OLD Mr. Salesman did in September? TRUE-FRUIT FLAVORED in the world taste harsh and unpleasant. BOSTON BRANDIES Some simply wince and bear it. Others ANISETTE 70 PROOF drink Old Mr. Boston cordials instead. Do you honestly believe the utility salesman who gets your name on the dotted Brandy bai,'jd cordials €0 PROOF with tho rich color and (We have no axe to grind, for we make all line will be the same man who will service your burner this winter? tasto of natural fruit. Anise seeds impart Blackberry, Apricot. types of liquor.) a delightful llcoric« Ask yourself this question, "Will the service I need in December be given by a Chorry, Peach and flavor to this iino Ginger flavor*. liqueur. man who wants to keep my business .. . or by a salaried employee who has to The cordials shown here appeal to a great make a certain number of calls before he can quit for the day?" many people because they are, in truth, You can depend on MODERN OILHEAT your dealer's living is based on OLD till. BOSTON delicious. You taste natural flavors — x CREME DE MENTHE Spice Your Holiday Season selling and servicing your heating equipment. You can fire him. if he doesn't. (.0 I'HOOI real berries, real fruits, real mint and seeds X A cw.imy corijt.il ....illi With This Creamy-Thick X Did you ever try to lire a utility? tlic tunny tl.ivur of and spices. We prepare each flavor our- Egg Nog! Ircih cru-jlieU mini. selves right from the moment the fresh x PKKSONAL SERVICE that CARES is whut we oiler. OLD Mr. BOSTON Is Mr. BOSTON k CREME DE CACAO fruits are picked. The results speak for t..t I'ROOK All IJu1 di. ;>. 1..I1 themselves, Let others swallow their "hard jf .Koiii.i.ir>cj II.ivurol it liquor" — while you sip and savor the x K flavor of these pleasant-tasting cordials. X OLD Mr. 30 PROOF Clements Bnos.iwc BOSTON DoMcotoly (piced, mostorf'jtly blended, Fuel Oil — 24 Hour Burner Service mm. homogcnlrcd, and r-parkod by three HEATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED fine- Old Mr. Boston bO WtOOf liquors . . . rum. 450 North Ave. East Westf ield, N. J* brandy ond blondecj Awhlskcycort1i.il whiskey. Bottled Phone AD 2*2200 with t* wonderful, fresh, delivered olcMimo rock candy fl/ivor, froth, told fresh. Ju:>t chill and serve. ^^•.^HKr^KM^^^H^^^ .THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 19S2 Page 39 Jemocrats Slate woll as ucroa the Atlantic for an- Fireman Burned Mt. Carmel Guild other sold-oitt Cuivpcan tour. CRR Stockholders Told Net Deficit Harper Appointed factory Party One of the handful of younn Dousing Blaze Hears Talk By musicians chouen an 1958 by the Kon! KoundaLion to I'oinmi.^ion a For '62 Will Approach $7 Million Sales Manager j \W;tfieid Democratic Club new work for hU instrument fixmi I MWXTA1NSJDE -1.1. J.,,,,,1, 1 Wiilliam II. llar|*r of W«stfi«tm:i>r a victory party Satur- Fiirley uf the VoluiiUvr Kiiv |V Miss San Filipo ii de».sorviinr composer, ltahin s* - I". M. Sliocmaker, Central llail- 11 taxes on proiHTty other than former |>a;irtm.-iu sull'ered burns of the livted Paul Cre^ton, pkiycd the v maiiii^isr of the Hoiwhvare dlwisicm i']:!iai Hall, 2400 North Aw., Rock and li:ir.,i w\i.\v .-xtinjruisl-.i-... .list porformance of his Concerto .-to.-khoKU rs at their jinnual nieet- over to the municipalities, and of of Ount:!ni«itil Can Co., has been •uf.-li rlaiiis, from 8 p.m. till miti- Mis Gi>:]t>vk'\v ?an Filipo. lav intr in Je-rsey City Monday, that which amount (M per cent went to a file at 12:15 j,.,n. l.-,-i<|.ly ;,t the .Hivvtor y{ .jxvi;i] o.-w of Wwark, spoke to Seattle orche-stras late in 1900 will) the railroad's net deficit for 191!2 Hudson County. MaifsncliusotU I'lustics Corp., a Tirkyls will 'be available at the ••Manders, 1150 Sawmill Kd. the preatost succt\33. \,-il! "approach $7,000,000," com- While operating revenues in the sulvjdinry of tho Atlantic Refining the parents croup of the Moun' pared with the IflOl lut tlt'fleit of firet 10 months of l!l«2 increaiveil or arid cover the cost of food Lieute.njint Farley w;i.s tit-atml Ouiiui Guild Saturday class »' Co. id ail refreshments. Ail residents Although lii.s futlwr plays the $7,100,000, And that i{iti« "will lw by f;i,495,000 riod of lillil, operatintr tfield are cordially invited. Loienc and tent home •St. Horji;u-d's auditorium, 3ii8 Sum years on the ]>inno fiiculty ttt the MiUisticluisebts Vh'.strca, said the Tin- Democrats will be celebrat- ncr Aw., rUimfiold. mpany has had iivsudloient in- expense.* also inoreascd by $t,!)K5,- itpimintment "marks the launching Firemen said the blaze start«| in f luilliard School of (Music, «nd his i-ome to meet fixed ehargws." 000 (to $38,002,000) rcHecinir l»i«rl>- g tin' election in November of Phi" strossiii the importance o of an intensive effort to develop hn Fife us the first Democratic an oven ami rnujvd (lumuirv to studitvs In^aii OJI tluit instrument •Mr. .Shoenwiker reviewvd with er maintenance of way, b'ig-mil and and ex|wnd our product tine BJid to walls and kitchen cabiiH'U. It was nrovlilinp «he [special education when he wvs fi\~v. Two years lat- stock'holdei*s major iU;ins of v-n-structure, and equipment expenses, ujuilman in 42 years. In other candidate with tho proper environ- 1 enlarge Bales coverage boith in K-t:i>. • in town, the Democrats confined to tile kitchen. MICHAEL RAUIM ter, the (rift of A violin from a courai^'mont for t-ht» *'1OHK pull, ' aa \wll iis incriMisrtl \^'>ilgt^s t-o non- terms of eeotfraphy mid industries ment of small classes, 8-10 for Who will be featured in family friend led him to uttaelt oiHM-ating employ res us a result of bsl-intially increased their vote trnimihlo retarded and 15 for edu- including impleinonttttion of the Al- nerved." er that of prior years. Community Concert aertei himself to that instrument. dene J'lnn (which would include a natJional agreeinenit effective Feb. cable retarded children which 1, 19I>2. .MiwsuoJiusM-Ha I'laatios, which J T. Lynch, president of the Crash in Route 22 would ulUnv for individual sitten Koalizintf he had siivd u nrodipy, the rouviiv^ of mainline |*as»senjrer luis its plnnt in l.udlow, (Mjua., ib, stressed that the party was t'ion lo each child. Miss San Kili Violinist Chosen his father took him to Ivan Oala- trains to juid from Newark rather O|>erat:ing etlicienoea were «:n- HMUS Acquinsl by Atlantic last May t restricted to club member*. no. exnt'iv^'iH-cd for many years ir mian -at tlio Juilliard and Curtis than Jersey City), coordination of proved in iseveral c«tejr\n'ii-a in the in a move described by the Philo- i'»> really have something to cele- Injures Driver the field of upvci.il education in tt>- fncultit'S. The rosult luis been an certain operations with the Lohitfli first 10 months of 1902, including dolphin-lxtMMl coin]iiuiy aa "anoth- ste this year," he said, "uml we x'<>u\'irk ^i'h«*>ls, emph:isi7.ed nisi For Community outstanilini; rai-eor of interna- Valley liailroud, better tax relief net-tr-amlond, 5 per cent; irross ton er step in its ex|>anaion into th« pe nil of our friends in West- that qualified tcichera aix1 <«sentia" tional proportions, «nd oi\c ivlvich climate, niul tratllc marketing po- miles per train hour, Ii ]>er cent, lU-ld of products rolahxl to petro- Id will join us on Saturday so IIOUNTAIVSIDE—.lames Per- tcntial. jind oars aleJi(Hi IKT yaixl en- ry, G'J, of (ITS Hinh St., Newark, to such « proirram. A qualified has includexl reiK^twl appvurannxi chemkwls." . can thank them for their sup- teacher would have 18 credits in Concert Role on the Telejihone Hour, where he rassonjter-wiao, Jeraoj* Central's jrlne hour, fi per cent. Mr. llai|>er, JI 4-1-year-old native rt during the year." was injun.fl at 5:40 a.m. Satur- net lois in 1!K>2 will be nWit the Tho Jersey Central's increase in day when his car plunj;ml down an .'ourse.s fi>r special education lend- was first licnrd «t IS. In the fame of Jacksonville, Kin., hud served. ing to a master's dojrree. year he made his orchestral debut snme as last year, Mr, iShoomaker operating revenues, amounting to «lnco 191(1 witli Con-tilnentnl Can embankment in Route 22 after it Michael Kabin, violinist, will IK' noted. The 11KH jm.ssengvr deflcit 4.li ]wr cent for the first nine was struck in the r«ir by another the aHist in the .second of ni|Kired favor- poiiitionV New York heiwlquurU>™. vehicle, police sai.I. sho'.Jd enjoy a jrood prt'-vo.-iitiona* West field Community (^oticort Kvr- duetink' piiyment of ?l,420,000 ably with tluvt of several other ies ill the auditorium of We.-tfield tally returned -a decade later in 1 He nttomlml SoUw Hall Collego i Turnpike Collision Robert Owens, 21, of 511 l>!ain- program until the ntrc of 12-1! lUliO, now am international celeb- from the State of New Jersey for eastern railroads, 'Mi . Shoemaker when v<>r::tii'i!f.l intercuts are in- High School, Tuesday evening tit ami Ituti^'i'a University, nnd served Herman G. Weiiand, 43, of 408Aeld Aw., Pluinfield, driver of the S:;iO o'clock. rity. the purpose of preserving nas»e-n- noUnl, indicjiting that "our trallir for five yeara in tlic infantry dur- Marks Ave., sustained lacrru- car that police said struck the trmluced uuch as cooking nnd sew- »rer service—nnd the I{l(t2 result department d» working with all its ing Worlil Wnr 11. Ho entered us of the foreheaul tile ttnme. Partneii- ingiMHiity for .incriM»L«Hl business the Army in 1040 o» a priv»to len the automobile he waa driv- for cureless driving, police stated. 'x>ys. At 1-i the child could he « New York City, where ho wa.i one Iter expenses in 19H2 include f!>'.)&,- and our oiH>rating de|wirtnient is and wan ei'ationa, Turnpike police said Mr. Woi-ed. In answer to a.query IIIMJU! the The Jersey Central's toitJil VMV2were i'e-oleet<*d at tho meeting by id's car was the last in a line means by which special education rium at Lincoln Center. Ilia itin- tnx bill in New Jersey nmountml 1 erary of over !H) concerts again 9(1 per co-nt of the outstanding following tln> Rtockholders ms. five vehicles involved, in the They aie the true disciples of in the Catholic schools could IK «d- Ukos him from coast to coast, us to *3,100,000 (paid •Monday), $2,- stock represented ill person or by din-reaction collision. He wasChrist, not wlio know mi>^t, but van<-eil, Miss Sinn Filipo stated, 500,000 of which l-epresenUnl class pj'oxy. At a meetinn of the Jioaitl K«rl T. Moore of Wcstfleld wan re- :ated at St. Elizabeth Hospital who love most.—Frederick £)MITI- "Cilice the effectivenem of n spe- eteotrtl lk>aror.-hip of t<*:»cher el of ! ;>cv-i:-.l education in the Cmho'.ic schools." 'I he pan nt irroup of the iMt. rnrinel (iuild Saturday class con- SAVE TIME... cerns itself with the r,up|X)rt of the i-.''i-'"n'-<< in. tni't'ion projrrain for Catholic menially retarded chil- dren and tiu* ^riiwth of Caiholic ; s....-;-il i.,|ii-"i i>n in Xlniun County SAVE TROUBLE! under tho guidance of Itev. (Mnt- l.,^.* i'e;.n.ie.io wlio workH with the -JH. Carmel Cu:hl. Over 50 parctHs make up 1he grnup which holds its im-rfctiir, moderated l>y Rev. Pierce Myrne, on the firs HERE'S HOW TO PLAY: uitlav <>f each month. Ev«ry llmi you vltlt Acmt you will ba given a I Spill Cath Cord. Eviry 5p.ll Coih Cord hoi a myi1»ry Ittler, C, A, S or H. ColUcI cards untd I you hav« oil four latlvrt, C, A, S. H, and wt'll Wheelchair Gift glvi you $100 coih. ($100 wlnntn muit amw»r I WIN 100 a llmpl* quvillon . . . Atm* trnploylci and tKttr | Irnmadlola lamlll.i not .lljlbl. lo parllclplot*, From Auxiliary A Few off the Hundreds of $100 Winners obiolultly no purchoit ntcauary to playl) MOUXTAlXKIDi; — Highlight- ElKyl Darrlcl, 111 Slaphuni SI., Ballavllla, N.J. Mn. C. Condlloro, 2* Matuwon ti.. Kaypart, NJ. Mr. Cyril Honnon, 1712 40lh Si., N. Bargan, NJ, ing -the seventh annual Charity Mr«. Anno L Haliir, 800 form A«a., Wailllald, N.J. Mn. K.lth Millar, 110 Edg^wood Rd., Cronford, N J. Mn. Miloughlln, II Kit. Rd., Florhom Pork, N.J. Dull of the .Mountainside Ixxlge, Mn. Elliobalh Parlock, ISO N. 7th Ava., Manvllla, N.J. Maragorat Ellnar, 335 Sylvan Rd., Oloomfl.td, NJ. M. Hannaisy, J17 W. Moln SI., Hoonton, N.J. 15S5, 1*1*0 of lOlks, Saturday in Donna Bonks, 29 Plna Traa Una, Motrli Plolm, NJ. Mrs. H. Sctiradar, 166 Hubar St., Sacaucus, NJ. Mrs. Alaxondar, 287 Gmklln Ay., Hlllilda. NJ. 1 the clubhouse was the presentation Oolorai Yaunaa, 718 High V., Nawork 2, N.J. B. PraKolt. 3° lokayl.w Av., Wotthung, NJ. M. Ooldan, 100 Myitla Ay , Irvlngton, NJ. of a wheelchair by the Ladies Aux- Gory Raymond, Rl. 46, Mlna Hill Ro. Oo..r, N J. W. tahrani, 14 Bahvart PI., Cranlord. N J. Mrs. ClorVa, 935 Bru.n Av., Uvlnglon, NJ. iliary. Mil. M. Andriolo, Jr , 19 Woilwood Driva S , Wail Oronsa D. Orohom, 13 Oy.ilook Tar., Challtom, NJ. Mrs. Rotmmala, 4 P,..mor.l PI., W. Coldwill, N.J. •Mrs. James -Catrnansola pixwnt- Mn. Jomri Grim, 1 I EMIi Dr., Bulking RiJfla, N.J. M, Tlmos, B° Slotkron M., Octon Orova. NJ. Mil. DaPalmo, 154 Makatom Dr., Cronlord, NJ. ij Mi. Nunglo O' louro. 220 Woadporl Rd., Sparla, NX M. Sl.lohoff, 26 Thrumonl Rd., N. Coldwall, NJ. Mrs. loyko, 387 Wmount Ay,, Irylnglon, N.J. ed (lie gift f»i" ii-^c - "»• work of Kolio Proluhn, 127 Knoll Rd,, Bosnian, NJ. Mrs. Hulling, 633 Balgroda Ay., Clifton, NJ. Mn. Kanayia, 41) Blvd., Wo.If la Id, N.J. tile (rripplerl childrclis' commit tee to l'iist Kxalted Ruler Hich.-ird LOW, LOW PRICES PLUS S&H STAMPS Pullen and (Icorre K. S-tinipson, chairman in cluirgc of charity. • BIG BEEF SALE! • About 11*0 persons attended the TOMATO JUICE alfair, which featured dancing, en- CAMPBELL S 3 ca°!' 89c SIRLOIN STEAK UNCAST««ANO »89= tert-iiniront ami a liull'et uupper. Tllll A ElCIf BREAST O'CHICKEN <•%» 7 ozoz.. AQ I'ulli'ii and Stimp-.on ireiii in • UNA rljn CHUNK LIGHT J cn. PORTERHOUSE STEAK tAscAsre. B«ANB «, 95c charge of iirrangeiiients. NESCAFE BNSTANT 79c CHUCK STEAK «ANC*«« ^0 * 59c $110 Sloltn from Homo ROUND STEAK IANCA «R «UN -B 1.09 GRAPE JULY S B Serve Arthur ltojraw of :tS Sandy Hill orGRAPELADf 2 rid told polii-e Siinilay that while CUBE OR SHOULDER STEAK 99c bin family w;is out their horin' waw HUNT'S-YELLOW CLING 29 oz. 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Valiant is the best all-around compact : anybody has come up with yet! vV''}r,: C-?i!' -"i UT CareV^dulrs. E-piini Snl..Occ.lt. llmil 1 Coupon Get the Best AH-Around Deal on the Best All-Around Compact at: l»r Slipping fonil/. AUGUSTINE MOTORS, Inc. MRSEi BROS. 4A3 NORTH AVE. W., WESTFIEID (;1..>IIK Ml\\\nlll(* — f't- r-lliiM Idl. 576 NORTH AVE, E., WESTFIEIP XV\TVUVltii — Ditto Itsr THE W£Sf Fl£U> \\Most Everybody Would Like to Get Dolls Now Have Startling Talks Back New Conversational Talent Gifts to Make Christmas Pictures One or the most Interesting things about the nation's num- Marvelous Loquacity ber on* hobby pointed out thi« ^holography Is Theirs, Thanks year by a photographically minded Santa Claus, Is that of hr Gifting To Electronics the more than $2,000,000 Amer- The baby doll Is the focus ol icans who take pictures—mov- excitement in toyland this les or stills — more than 58 per- Makes News Christmas. cent are women. The 1982 crop of precocious Another figure, from the What is new in photography Infant dolls lacks income tax study complied by Modern ir Christmas giving this year? exemptions, but evidences true- Photography, indicates, that More automation for all to-llfe Imitation of rsal babies vwo-thlrds of the millions of .ypes of cameras, including In almost every other respect, loiters spent for processing novle cameras as well as stUl Toy Guidance Council reports. lm exposed by amateurs, 36 ameras, which means more Most startling of the new tal- lercent Is for color processing ipportunlty for "sure fire" ex. ents that 1962 baby dolls have This may serve as a helpful losures no matter how lnex- acquired Is the new scope of ulde for those planning on erienced the picture mxkti their conversational abilities. lvlng something photographic ay be. Hemerober when the doll T Christmas this year. You Paster film — both color and tt'lio aid "Mama** wait A source an be almost certain that a >lack and white—which means of delight? Today's baby dar- ihotographlc gift will be the ;hat pictures may now be made MUSCULAR FLEXIBILITY is an lrst gift of the Christmas sea- lings may turn up under the other talent of nme of this year's ;uccessfully by even the least Christmas tree with • broader on to be put to use. TWO MOST IMPORTANT PHOTOGRAPHS GIFTS are the camera, ixperienced photographers un- new dolls. This Dollikmi demon- For, after all, making last- with which lo make the picture and the projector, with which to range of vocabulary than their strates ll'a a Uneeda. ler conditions which, just a few proud owner** tig visual records of pleasant •how the color slides which moat people like 10 lake. Both the ears ago, were considered im- These new marvels in the lemorles is perhaps the single camera tmd the projector shown are by Argua. Movie cameras and lossible. lost Important use to which rojectors also aTailable. realm of loquacity are achieved Thus the speed of the new by varied applications of elec- >hotography Is put by ama- eurs. And every Christmas Is, ilm, plus automation, and also tronic and short wave tech- dih the assist of easily oper- niques. course, a most photogenic >ccaslon. ted flash guns or other artl- For example, the dolt who Iclal light, can yield pictures convewea by a direct plug-in Effortless Exposures inder almost every clrcum- with a record player now has Maybe It is the wonderful ,ance. a counterpart who appears to dvances made in the appllca- One of the new cameras speak what her companion lon of automation to picture ailed a Motormatic by Kodak, phonograph l£ playing, but aklng that is responsible for las a tiny built in flash gun without benefit of any visual he Increasing pleasure with hat folds away out of sight attachment to the record vhlch women — and a lot of ^en not in use, in addition to player. en too —accept photographic utomatlon. The almost human baby doll fts. Automation — available rtEPEATINC WdltD FfOfl W*©RD whiu'stie's taught U no trick al The progress In camera de- Is featured this season In mod- h several different degrees of ign has brought, in time for els closely resembling every age all for tome of the marvelous new dolls like Mil* Echo, above, who !fflclency — virtually ellmln- Jin» u built-in battery-operated tape recorder lo make her fully con- his Christmas, another cam- at Infancy from new-born ites the necessity for figuring NEW FOR YULE GIFTINC THIS SEASON is the recently intro- sra in the 35 mm class, with cherub with limp arms and ixposures. uced 35 mm reflex camera with interchangeable bark — one for nterchangeable backs. lej* to the robtut toddler. This is as true of movie cam- :olor film, one for black and white* by Contuflex. Why? So that you need carrj - Sure to amaze is the evolu :ros as It is of still cameras. tlpn of the baby cry from a And at this point It should only one camera though you mere squeak to a full scale e made clear to some of the may want to shoot either black TEDDY TALKS — yes, like and white or color pictures wall. One of the talented new so do sonic of the stuffed animals, mlnltlated, that all cameras, baby dolls ceases to wall u soon iithout exception, are capable >nc back Is loaded with coloi with built-in speaker wired lo lm, the other with black and as a bottle is proffered and log- plinnogrAfkh. By IJaM*l-.S|Mar. if making color pictures as ically, when the contents of the veil as black and white plc- rtilte. Yes, they can be Inter- bottle disappear, gurgles with ures. It Is not the camera that :hanged at any "frame" on the content. iroduces the color; It Is the film Oil. Ju«t Pull a Slrinjr eed in it. Greater availability of Zoom enses—the lenses which make The doll that talks when a Basic Information needed by t possible to take a panoramic string- is pulled, producing a he gift giver In choosing a /lew or a close-up by simple variety of phrases, now appears photographic gift from this .urnlng of the barrel — Is es- In a baby doll version talking wonderfully varied and stimu- LENSES THAT ZOOM from pan eclally noticeable among the . appropriate baby, talk inter- lating realm. Is the type of lew movie cameras. ' ipersed with goos and gurgles. photographer to whom the gift NEXPENSIVE MOVIE cameras oramic lo close-up views are avail Muscular versatility of dolls, to be given. ire in lite Christmas Rifling plc- able on electric-eye-equlpped au A wider variety of camera Aided by the development of First is the beginner — folks ure with models like this from lomatie movie cameras such models that make finished plastics, reaches new standards who have never used a camera [odak. hi. model by Kodak. pictures In a matter of seconds of prowess this Chrlstmw. Nowadays these arc mostly available from the Polaroid Dolls not only walk grace- shlldren. In any event, here the Land group. fully, they also kneel and are Inexpensive "fixed focus" type Finally, the "value per dol- able to assume almost any pose may be chosen. They are avail- ar" appears to have been ex- a proud doll mother may desire. able with automatic features tended widely In the realm ol The role of the doll as an ex- o make them "sure shot." photography, considering the ponent of good grooming and THIS TALENTED, almost hu- SINGS SONGS, tells stories, tench. versatility that is being built man, new doll hufia her "mommy1 cs utplmbatvwith help of electron. CHATTY BABY DOLL adds vocal Knowledgeable Photographers high fashion continues to ex- virtuosity.to. Chrlalnias sc^ne.f "U nto those easiest on the budget. pand In toyland this year. The when her atomuch is pressed* It*s Irs, does tills 22-inch doll, ready Next comes the average ama- by Valentine. for Christmas. By Westinglioli u Hiring mill the gurgles In toddler teur, a very broad classification close relation of the doll world language. -By Mattel. to real life situations Is illus- among wh,lch there are many Snapshooter Will trated by a series of "career" very knowledgeable picture dolls resembling private secre- makers. Generally speaking, Appreciate Gifl taries, nurses and airplane Some Special these are the people whose stewardesses. chief Interest In the camera is Of Film Mailers The art of choosing the per-' Gifting Ideas making record pictures of fam- led accessories to enhance the y history, gay occasions like Film processing mailers no« Christmas, and pictures o: MOTORMATIC 35 MM cameras ASSISTED BY ELECTRONI available from most photo sup- fashion appeal of every cos- CHRISTMAS SPIRIT tume Is developed to couturier things seen during vacation with compact built in flash as wel flash is this 35 mm reflex earner ply dealers for almost any size status In the new showings of With Christmas a season of and travel. as automatic operation are unique for a complete outfit. The cant' and kind of film used by the clothes-conscious "older" dolls. deep religious meaning, there Finally comes the so-called or Yule Riving this season, as era, a Pentax and the flash a Sir© amateur, make wonderful and Unusual entry in the sophis- Is no more meaningful gift at 'serious amateur" who uses his pictured above, by Kodak. bonar, both from Honeywell. comparatively inexpensive ex- ticated doll category this year this time of year than fine re- >hotographic equipment much tra Christmas gifts for the is a replica of Cleopatra who ligious Jewelry or a handsome as the artist uses his brushes ART MADE EASY JUNIOIt DESK SET snapshooter. Bible. Your Jeweler Is an excel holds to legend by holding an and paints: as a form of crea Latest arrival In theart- What It amounts to is paid- lent source for the finest tok Sure to be a prized possesslo asp. tlve self expression (nnd imade-easy-by-numbers cate- for any school miss is an el in-advance processing which FuntuMic Stuffed Animals ens of faith and Is ready with mighty self satisfying hobby gory is a kit with panels cov- eliminates the need for the many timely suggestions. gant white plastic deskette. As dolls grow more and more it Is). ered with textured fabric and Is mobile In concept, deslgm snapshooter to take his film In like people, toyland's stuffed person to the processor. WHATS HIS LODCE? In both Instances, that of the framed with hardwood. Mosaic to perch on any table and animals grow less and less like knowledgeable average ama lies, beads, braid and colorful equipped with everything th He simply puts them In the Is he a Mason, an Elk or a ' real animals. A variety of fan- teur and the "serious amateur itones are prenumbered to help young correspondent needs. In mailer, affixes stamps, and gets tastic cartoon style animals is Moose? Whatever his fraternal .he hobbyist produce scenes in affiliation, he will be flattere — unless you are one of th tercom phones accompany It. his color slide or prints re- ready for cuddling this Christ- CUTE, CUDDLY AND TU1IBAHLE new Muffed pcr»onnlitio« from latter yourself — better tak the style of the Orient, ancient turned through the malls usu- mas. by a gift of emblematic Jewel the animal kingdom come in non-crmhuble plush, filled with foam, ry Indicating the partlcula the camera dealer Into consul Greece and medieval Europe. lay-away a gift a day! ally within 48 hours. ^^^ And Instead of having ani- nnd nrc completely wuvhablc* These by ArtlMlc Toy. atlon for selection of the glf mal-like voice endowments, the organization to which he be longs. you are going to choose. new crop of stuffed animals For here, as in every othe rivals the new dolls In the scope Take Extra Care in Packing Gifts PAIRED FOR GIVING level of photography — yo Wrappings Glorify Yule Gifts of their conversation. There Presents in pairs draw "oh's1 have a wide range of selcctlo are talking teddy bears, dogs Intended for Those Far from Home both- from the standpoint o High on the list of holiday and even horses. and "ah's" when they're open Take the practical approachicipient's name nnd address oned on Christmas morning. Int< your budget and the usefulnes; pleasures is the Joy of wrap- The most astonishing arrival when wrapping gift parcels for the outside of the packnge in of the gift to the giver. ping gifts, in addition to the In the stuffed animal kingdom a handbag, tuck a fragrane mailing. Adhere strictly to post the lower right-hand corner, atomizer or a French purse. Tc Will It be a new and bette satisfaction of knowing, as each is a fantastic version of a sea omce regulations, and avoid the using black crayon or Ink. Put camera, a slide or movie pro . Ift Is wrapped, that the serpent, fetchlngly presented a, smart sweater, add a colorful rlgk of delay or damagB your own name and address in scarf. Almost any fashion gifl lector, some accessory, a Ugh Christmas shopping has been S E nd C sturdy, corrugated mall- the upper left hand corner. will suggest an approprlaU meter, an electronic flash gun successfully completed, there's \ T X S^ Sl ^ t^Icard- It's a good idea to Include extra to accompany it. Or will it be whatever ever the fun of creating appealing Phra.eswhcnajtrlngbtugged. not^jjy^ a card with your name and photographer never has enougi packages — packages attrac- address Inside the package to of: some extra film. tive or amusing, Impressive or GIVE HIM THE WOULD intact by packink g containers KAC.1NC THKII.LS Fortheworld-cvents-mlndcdiWlth shredded paper or an ap- guard ngalnst possible loss In New thrill for midget out- The "MUM" (Jift even, In the cose of gifts wrap- man, how about an up-to-tho- propriate substitute, case of damage. Mark your racing fans Is the introductloi The special "must" photo ped to conceal their shape, minute globe, that puts the] Wrap with plenty of heavy- parcels "Do Not Open Unli of the "chicane" race. This in. graphic gilt for Christmas, re mysterious. Christmas." Wrappings glorify big gifts, far-away places he reads about;brown pppaper, , and securcee withh volves a section of tracks thai grudless of what else you mn right at his fingertips? t d ti Pit When mailing Christmas enables cars to change lanes Rive, Is film. What woul pivc added importance to small strong cord or twine. Print re- greeting cards, separate those but the "driver" never know Christmas be without enougi gifts and increase the happi- going out-of-town from local whether his car will or not, si film for the amateur photog ness of giving and receiving. Si~->s to Fit All A (yes addresses, and tie each bundle he must be alort to capitalize rnphers to record the gaiety o To make gift wrapping easy for easier handling. on the turn of chance. the occasion? and enjoyable, these helpful hints are suggested by Miss Mary West, Tie-Tie gift wrap- ping stylist: Give a Pet and Gift a Pet for Yule 1. Keep on hand during the Give a pet for Christmas —' holidays a supply of gift wrap- or gift the family pet — and: .„._„ ^—~»~—»»>•• •!. *<• r .. ii—r rrninwifisUTTiai in snffTT r .»* -.-- * J?W*W* —~ _ ping Items such as paper, rib- IN TUNE WITH CHRISTMAS VHF CUTS \IU VPIMVs ^itn^ Kive Christinas happiness,! bon, seals, gift tags. Remember r e either way. j merry musical theme. Pnckagc* nbo>r, with mowni in iint-cl *' ' clssors, rubber cement or glue tree, bells and jolly old Snint Nick himself, nre inspired ''V |une, There's a whole exciting unl-! 1 md a ruler. mal world of pets for giving,: from a holiday songbook, such us "Jingle KclU," "Sm»" »-l<"» 2. When choosing a wrap- Coining to Town," "Frosty the Snowman." From Tic-Tic. __ and although riofis, cats, birds' ping paper design, look for one and fish are the foremost '•' that will completely cover nny HECOHD CHRISTMAS choices, the selection of .any-," printing on the box. For the man who likes mu- from tiny turtles to "'bliji'v' 3. Use a smooth, hard sur- sic, many gifted ldea.s w111 ^ Rift" ponies and horses is llm-j'1 found in L.P. records or a bums 1 fice to wrap gifts on, one with lied only by preference and iniple space. of his favorite show tunes, . convenience. j 4. Cut gift wrapping paper mood music, symphonic or op I Both of these — preference' to allow two inches of overlap' eratlc numbers. I and convenience — are ex- ^ around the box, nnd make cer- Itrcihcly Important consldcra-'(VJ t iln edges to be folded at each l I1 Ions when pivlnr; a pet. For tnd nre sliphtly more than one- Things of beauty arc joys at (instance, when a puppy is the 1(11 \M> M W VI 1 pil «,\iin nil I1 Hf.in I I1 in .n> . .m II f.<< hUi the depth of the package. Christmas. Give her frag Klft. consider the available .,., ( l.r ,»,. (.01 tl.r n.-«< ...<-,,.h.-r of il,,- fm,.il, «,ff 1,, ,w richt Result will be a Kmooth-look- bath preparations, m spare In his future home. ' -tart with i.uchc^rnlialon^nMifl. wurm hcil-.4-..llnr.in.1 h-nsh- t,.,.- :int; package with neat side aids In pretty, practical If It',-5 limited, select one of tl..K >.hninpo<> mid oilier eroomine nhN. SUCCOM.-.I l>. ^.-ri;,-int'l I corners. ages. the siDfiller breed:;. For a fum-. I).,,: Cure Ci-nn-r. .-•••• 5. Round or cylindrical ob- Illy with children, think of t!ic "ARITHMETIC ;jects should be wrapped In the An ingenious new 'more playful do;;-; such as the'and leashes, comfortable beds;family, bo .';ure to remember le 1 .cocker spaniel or beadle. fvand carriers, wutcr and feed with Christmas plfts Eve ,?=,^\^ > - i-.c.bucUtfii^^.h^U^ to the arithmeUc SUKPIIISL HIM •nilil A Mhr foe < hr. nn s I I , ,. bit) !r ed into triangular folds. packaged to show off their good- egory Is a new A nice i;estiirc is to make sure dif lies, groominf; accessories.l member of tin: familv will h;i G. Secure each step of the conic in *ir.r« to fil mi) juun(;»lcr. prr-M-hool to collier. He — «>r Uiat the pet arrives accompa-itoys and. of course, a supply of added thc-nisA. Heal nuts ami rnti,t«. mn^.iscliooi. f iay ^ Isf- she— will use u l»ike for outdoor exrrci.io uiifi trun>jH>rtittion, und t.'tijoynicnt. if thcr with gluclodd .-!.s ami Health Lawn Cure Begin! Now WAA. A. PARKHURST Rule of Thumb ier and more extensive grass root c.ran.-li!;U and weakened limbs , iA'iijcuo, rcpoi-U'tl today that so far Certified by State of H. i. I.Ajiy time now you can begin As u rule of thumb, though, yuli I system. Well developed roots help .-Jwm- where pruning, cabliag ami this yoar tlw tatnl wniribmUm* CONTRACTOR Lt your's lawn care. can spniul about a« pounds' of make a dense, vigirous lawn which Vnu-ir.jj are ntx'iL-tl. The beginning for tho county ftr0 $28,462. Thi* Phone ADomi 3-1738 Ret. Mill lane IVi-s. now, in early December. is better able to stand up to sum- I of a crotch cavity may be- evident. FA 2-9109 Croumi limestoiif tu l.tK'l) square j is under In^t yoitr's amount at tho Mounlaln»id». N. J mer heat and drought, weeds, in- This should he cleaned out and P. O Box 334, Wettfleld Ijjr. Henry W. Indyk, extension j feet of lawn area every year. This j sumu tinu1. irf specialist at Rutgers, suggests should satisfy the lime needs of i sects and diseases. filled. I Union t.-ountv rc-si(Uvnts who havo :i]i]iliration of lime as a step your lawn grasses. I Whon a lawn lacks lime the A giitlling root curving uround 1 n-aril a more satisfying lawn Dr. Indyk says that if you have i roots are shallow, short and slug- a trunk at the soil lint can bo sev- ni>t y**t i:iisivov<« thi'ir during the last three years, it may and discolored. Detected in time, it can be bark ; your lawn needs lime, he says. Christmas £Val& ami to t: the U-.i^iic 5.0 tho-t its it more tlian spreading liinu 000 square feet. severed limb should have the stub cut back flush and soalod with u tuhiM'culosi.s work ctm be otmtinuvtt Ixt spring. It's a (rood idea to get the habit Some Trees Crowd without I'urtnilmont. of applying small amounts each protective wound dressing. • I.iniL' acts slowly, ho explain?, Winter buds should be exr.mined. >Miss Cuss sutrpL^UHl that «nyon* Id it needs the alternate freezing year rather than large amounts once in several years. j Walks, Driveways, if they alv fulK-omo and fat, who hits not nvoivod Oiristwus Jd thawinjt of the soil during the growth has been good; if runty in j Seals by thw time call tho league martin jewelers (liter to help work it down into Tc«t lo Be Sure size the tive may be in decline. nftu'o to-obtain thorn. Kwnuse of il whore it can do the most You can be sure about thr Pick with Care Kxaniine also Wrnihml growth to new jHvst-Jil ivjrul:itioiii(( Iho^o who amount of lime your lawn needs determine whether growth h;a-i Invn liivi* rtvoiitly moral m-ay receive |TIK- type of your lawn soil and by having your suil tested. An Pome trees, like the neighbors' gtxni or |K>or the past s^asi>n. thi'ir scats -.* 1 itil.lt* lute, us they i-idity di'termini; the amount acidity te:U by your county ugri- children, can get out of bounds and Inspection points up need for any hmi to 1H* ivturrioil to tbi* tongue I lime the lawn needs. culturnl agent is free. intrude into your property where cart1. Steps can bj t'lke-n now to FOUR WAYS TO MAKE EVERY MINUTE A CONSTANT they hiive no business. rejuvenute a tivr so that it will Tho leiiKut? cxt spring. Feeding an.l pruiiinK support iU program to provide It's hard to thrill t«- when a tmi-chuuuny branch brush- ring suraying progi'ani win lietii'iils, tui(I to carry on honlth edu- es your car in tin- drivoway, or li •>l:ih'neOW!!TrTnS|K'i-tion fcrts you cation, cfl'so finHihif) n'twl inodicHl Imv limb over a walk conks the H-tter aeiiiiaiiitcd \rit\h your trees. rosoari'h abuut •t'iil>orculosi3 And O visitor. Stumble on a pavement up- In the northern half of the country oilier respiratory iiist>aatfcs. the gin moat-want«d heaved by roots and you'll agree, (I^cidiwus trees are leaflets six OMEGA tho world ov«r "Tree's a crowd," months of the year. They have lle-.-t way to avoid siu'h mtv«hiips, l>enuty wluMl brunches- are bare, state* A. H. McKinstry, field rep- ..:id beauty is enhanced -with nuv. Library Assists resent :itivi" of Ihe lliivi-y TUT I'.N- • SELL,* BUY pert Co., i< to pi:mt trees that are appropriate for tin' • ]o;-titiou. In Shrubs Book Selection tree talk this usually means one Kr;nn wide area:; have come re- of the onui:nentn] types that won't ports uf bark having IKHMI torn off For Yule Gift grow tro large. If you're .shaky as steins of liltv, i hododenilroa, an- YOU'LL a judge of tl'iv character, profit. diN>:ut'd.i unv* for -f a IK1. .if *ii>p;il advice — and for free -- is ling re.ultid. Similar injury lias •wont v tinl>'i h.^l U«>k« for riiH-t- usually near at hand '.nvii il.'Uvtivl oa branches of Uircli, ; have now dcvelojfc-d :i willow mid poplar. This, f MJ-S Dr. 'i'l i|.iii'iH'-i- '( of 1'ii- \\ i"l- CONGRATULATE ide clu of als clud- Kdwnrd J. Dudn,'diivctor of tbe i-nrv. A 1riof : 1 1i>«iurir ro?r.i' pprijjht typi's lh:U oan h. Karllell Tiv;' Kei.-ar.'h l.:il)i>rati>- I'^cri >t rvuli-r .•*onu' 'i:l'1 Of t 1" ))< ok't* •v;tlk. Stnnilard typvs nf unutmtM) perhaps the largest liormt in the ' •< nn-i nil :;.' t'IN|ll t;tl tn*v<\ arc widely available. Kar r YOURSELF! | l . S. These iiise.'ls w.-v t-hreddcil lo •••iim-'il 1. !l V r i • -t > of 't • > en:i::m»Ti hut liiirhly rn-otM- | bark fur iu '.* in hollow tre<-s i>r 1 I.cl I'll- li :i"irv yvu MU ii'l.sl nr. upright or pynuniilal (attache:! to stone walls and oaves v«\ir ^ift trivimr M'lt'll .>•,!. -*elri'tjtiiis of flowcrint? crab apple, I of buildings. Next August treat the ri,.. 1 *>* miiylii! i l.Uiiiu- 1 JitMil' When you see how fast Hn'.vi rinjr cherry, blue IMMVII, anil I stvm.s of the favored ; lirubi and j -;lo.-*y buriitlmrn. tho ]:itU»r n laCKi' ! you get results, you'll con- trees with a DDT s.lurry to prevent "TII irivo n! ("hri 'u nl -l i OwuS rather ihan a dee. renewed damage by the hornets. ,,,..„.. 'gratulate yourself on your ! K:lAMi-.heil trees willi overlninir- Ijifts for cliildi'iMi of nil air''.<- WJi.'ii wisdom in using a Classi- inir liniln can Iw priinnl, of course, 1 'ml tli'; nsars tho (.'bairn of t^ni'h iK-tti-r ^ift t-tuilil tln-i-i- In 1h:m n fied Ad to sell or buy. 1 i irr.-ut-fnl droopinjr trees n.i i>in oak. •ti'r of it fr'.vuriti* lx;ok iiiulcr tlu- '«v ChrixUiui** Vl'i'i'\ Co"ii'i of nianv I naple, lup.'Ui uihl many elms. Hest Evergreen uf thi'^i' biMtk'i ;nt' on Hi-'i'iy in the j -lvuid such favoiilr.s for eluso quar- i t ter*. t-lllI(lri n '.H riMnn. Tin- li-L is -\u- THE LEADER M:-!:it*'il und inciiiili's publi.-hcr.s If you alremly have rts. If you haw IIUHIK out of utmost cwrylliiiiK, tho. fpacc, you ran even move the rollcflion in Oie I'liil-Jr-ftrs riKiin, an Omega. This is the watcli (hat vvns appointed from aluminum to i>hstir--lwt the : drivoway. world's fimirllc Christmas trvo if official timekeeper of the Rome Olympics nnd Floppy vhruhhory of ton block still tin- cv»'rnri'i!ii. holds 3 out of 4 observatory records foi higV walks but ta\n ho koj-t in chock by Many k'Kt'»<"\ is tin- »t!>ry "f St. Wilfn-d, ncciiril- iiiK Lo Tbo Wowkut Kninvli'dpi'. A pleasant shopping-adventure awaits your visit for evil, love that 'VuMVrirth lonjTi "VIHII- Ki.uiuiii-liniilv for fluiil- ami is kind."—"Mary Hakcr Kddy Hiu'iikiiii; to-n irroup of coiivrrts, o (0 our watch department. llu; saint soilKlit I" illu.tlrnti' Mow Inj; Your (Miilil's KdiH'iiiionnl Ku- ilioy liad l»(ikcn awiiy from tlic |.in-'" will l>i> 1'n' tnni" of .lolin l\ nhironnn, Iw-jul fLli:ill coa<'h lli'allH'M W|u>il ilon-ii « (ri.'iil tf1'1— nml Kjiirli'ih iiiy-ti-urtor ;it Ihi lh was i-Mv <,f lllio-lc Inl.-uiii lit the olio of tin- i-hiff <>liji-i'l« or DniM third ('omtininitv Knruin "\Vi-iin**s- AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: worship. As il Ml witM u i'1-i'.-sli, i|:iv lit tin- Wi-slfu'lil ('iimmunity CHARGE, HANDI-CHARGE, BUDGET, CLUB AND IAY-A-WAY PLANS il split inU) four jiici-i-^. Kri.jn tin: Conli'r. center a yoi'.ni: fir tif" s|>nnitrd. Mr. ('hii-iiiuia, a (^rjuhnito of OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. St. Wilfn-il lold . A imlivc of Wrv-lflnM it is tin: siir" of an i-iis In. iri'-'duiili-il fn.'ii WHS -ivlM-ru In: •TOM KRSONM JEWElffT life," lie f.iiiil, "for :>ll i1.« lenves it an .Tr>t Are ••vciKi'iTii, and it jjiiinLH t'i- ri-i'iiinmi'iidi'il for I'otli'iro" ho wont v/iinl hravcti. irilo 1ho M-i-vico. Aft';r i-i>Mi|-lo1.in^ \ •It is tlw wood of peace, for nil hi-.* loiir of duly, In- inrnrd his I!I;- Must Stop at your houses an- built of ihr fir. •f tho "ll:iril ^\'Jly.t* I,i't tHU lie ealled the tree uf the t'j.lon's ;IIH! yoiinj^ jH-opli1 w}io nruuuia i Christ Child: gainer .'liout il, »mt Hrr J';iri-il with Iht* jiroblom of KRAUTTER'S in the •wlldwooil, hul ill your whi'. h'T <»r not to i,'o \f |i:u-ciil< c:in hdj) tiuxc who uri' AD 2-6718 BR 6-6718 iiitorrsti-'l in :«-l<-;-l.inir tlw jironor roursc for tln-ir yotin^.'-t'-i-s. This 2,000 Select Christmas Trees is a "iton't ini•:-," in'i'.iTiir and is n|«-ii 1^> (.11 ii-sidi-nln of \V<'.stfii'lil. 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NOW ON DISPLAY Unusuol — Handmade Large Selection of Christmas Gifts for Gardeners • Famous Wilkinson Garden Tools • Three Lines of Bird Feeders • Scott's Silent Mower, etc., etc. FREE PARKING I OPEN DAIIY & SUNDAYS a EVENINGS FROM DEC. 10 TEMPLE EMANU-EL 756 E. Brood St. NEW STYLE TO DELIGHT YOUI ROCKET ACTION TO EXCITE YOU I • TREES CriBp new styling i.-> only a. cliK! to ih" »[.p'-al cif tho Tuesday, Doc. 11th • PLANTS Oldsmobile Dynamic RH. f)l;i!,l« a 'M>-U.p. H'J'-](I1 V-H . . . four-t'oil-Hprint! comfort . . . films tlit- <|u:ilily yuu look NEXT TO FANWOOD POST OFFICE for in a car Uihi-Iwl "OM'.moi.ili.-"! f:iic<-l: n Oyn-imiir ?iS I—I—» MOBILE FREE for size fnii'l value) at your Old-imobilij Ot-.-ili-r'n I 'niay! Complete Line of Garden Supplies Admission t*I£f" •*••• •••!»» •• (UDMOIUI/ 265 SOUTH AVE., FANWOOD Refreshments SEE YOUR IOCAI AUTHORIZED OlDSMOKUC QUAUtY DEAUR - Parking FREE DELIVERY TEL. FA 2-4545 REiLLV OLDSMOBILE, SNC, 560 NORTH AVE. E. Pag* 42 THE WESTTIELD (N. 3.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 STEWART GRANGER «» Ihe • LEGAL NOTICES /Vow? Playing At Rialto At Liberty dare-devil I6th century roor- cen.ry in M«tro-Goldwyn-May- lHIVf-IN PARKWAY 1-MOC isi'M. D.H by record will more fully Jr>LBf.l<; v»-^-Wf«4iin er'« actioB-lilUd "SworiUman of NOW IT SATUHDAYI Prvmint'8 commonly known ns r.4^ Sien*," * new pictun in Cioe- Mi vrAiN$m. j U'cbt JLiroml iiirtii-i.. Wcape 4|) third inlormedlnlft account uf the from Eaat Berlin," starring Don IS-G-lt *'*'«» *^ •-uliM-rilK-r, Morgan Gujiianty Trust "HORROR HOTEL" NOT1CK TO ( Hl-IH'UMtS t '(iinpjmy nf K<*w York, formerly Murry. _ i.i.i. _ EnltttK uf EMICMCNI': A. J-'HAM- Cuncuity 'Cruel Com puny of Nnv Knrlu KIJUNKK HAOII, ileucasrd. , Vork, tiunU-o of tho truwt cn-utcri by A lie has always a certain MU'htlfl SIMON Pui-Muuni \<> tho- order of 1-J <.KM I':miurai>h Seventh nf tho \MHI Wilt J. K1KK Surr<»KHit3 «f Hie r>IA"CK. fk-cfiiBed, will b*i iiurlltwj wish to believe it. Novvtnhcr. A.D.. 1962, upon tin- «j»- ;ind Muted by JiuK^ne J- Kirk, Sur- pMc&llun of the umlerrilKiicil, » rnUiiU1, UIKJ reported fur Hi»itleim:iit • —Elliott Warrep Rico Dtf arcTmCt'a HEATfis-CHnwitwTt'nit iSKi'cutorR of the outfit*.- ui' saM •<< t<» tho Union County Court—Prol-aU- rtased, notice If Jmiet.y Riven to Hi I >lvision, on Woilut'S'lay. Jtinuiti'y creditors of ttalil iluetuiHi'tl to exhM> '.'Ui tn-xt m 0:30 A.M. (I5.S.TJ. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY to tht? culiMrribor umli-r oath or 4if- iJtxlfiX November 1E5, 1(JO2. flrmation their datum mni flomand.' Morgan Guaranty Truni aRalnut tlie c-Mate »f mti<) <]*M:fft*ui' Company at Now Vork within nix months from tho iluti* >• fluid order, or they will he furwi- Trustoc * barred from proHoeutliiK or vQvuvcr i.'orbli) and Makf, Attoriwyp Ing the sutno Hpftlnwt the subscribers MKfORD mm mm llorftco K. fiuker, 1'BKHHIC, New Jersey Huburban Trust Company, uf I 1-22-u POOH $10.7 WfBlfU'ltl, N. J., ftml THEATRES si iM-.Hion (OT:IIT OF WALTER READE Ray V, JvneH, Jr.. M:\V JKUSIOV Kx editors (hmnt-rj DIVINIOII ,^;; iHornop 15. Baker, Attornny liilitn Cuuntfy P^ 0-3500 20K Mountain Avo, Doi-ket ,%o, C-UUT-U2 ,W.>«tflold, N. J. JUS.) 12-C-U • I-oeB $21.12 Siato of Now Jvrsoy to .^#^fe?-'i Sntiirdn>. IX- Mury A. I*ovcjoy, her helrw, dovlHeen STRffflD «nndn>, : and jH-i-Hunal rci'roHcnliit lvi>», und I Complete Show W IVOTICFJ TO CIIKDITOHM iH'r, their or nny of their, suc- at Strand H;Etttflte Of UOQAN L. KKNPNI3DY. ccHHur-H iti rfulit. tille and intcreHt o* 7:30 P.M. deceased, ami Mr. ],nv<'J( I'U (iKN' A. l^iivejoy. f JERRYS U3ODE8T lAUQHIMQ HIT!!.' J. KIHK, HurroKute of tin- <*ountv Vnii arc Itorehy mininiuiit'ii and re- O'Connell in Frank Capra t new comedj "Pocketful of Miracle*" of Union, rmuto on ttio twenty-lhut • luhfil in Hcrve upon AURUWIUH S STARTS WED., DK. 12 day of No vein her, A.II., IH(,2, npnp Orilt-r, plttlntlff's uttorney, whom now at the Ritalto Theater, through United Artist*. Filmed in the Application of the umlrr^tKned. .. MrcnH IH 443 W**«l Kn>nt Hlnn'l Fanavision and Eaitman Color, the film waa co-produced by np Executrix Uf t)(i- ontati1 of PJI I I'lHhuk'ld, New .If*rHi>y, tin nnnwi'i "MANCHURIAN docoftnofl. notloo In h«Tt'i>y KIV«M t* t<> the complaint ItU'd In l!if Civ Ford and Capra. tho ^rodllorfl .of sal*) iluconmMl to At-lnui In wlnrrli Cary Waiklii*, 1M CANDIDATE" exhibit to (ho rtuhMcrMifr under n;M)i hdntlrf, anil Mary A. *,<>vejr>y, i;t or nff!rmnti<>» thofr dulm* find in ihlrty-ilvtt (3&> day» after I>i- "THE VALIANT" tlio date of unit! order, or th«v nil* i-<-tnhei 2i), Ibiiii, t'sclUBlvt; of HUI-II late. If you fall to do HO, ^udK'ncn JVOT1CK TO-CHEIHTOHS ... Uo forever barred from itn>s«M-utln»r KKAL.Ki> 1'itOHOSAUS will, bo re- Rstatu at SAHA ' FRANC BS or rocoverlutf the uftitit' u-BftiuHt the i>y Oofuult may ho rondon'd uKft'""' t'lvecl by tho Town Council of tho •••III.. SAT., ASD t|\ subscriber. you for tlie rc-lluf dnmunded in tli riht;^, alHo -Known as FUANCICS own of WeBtfleld, In the County of iTILKH, dooeftBotl. . Dev. H, 15(B d iB * Carol R. Kciinmly, con)plaint. You shall MlO your an 'nioii, Slate of New Jeremy, pti Do- Exeeuii I* UW'IT and proof of Kurvlee In dupl! :cinbt*r 14, lf)G£ for the furnifiliian Pursuant to the order of EUOKNK •MntlnffM oalf Ream & McOfUl, Attorney* 'ntc- with tlie Clurk of the Huporlo it tin.* following eorvlpen and ma- . KIHK, BurruKttte of tht* County flf. Elm Ht. :»;Ui t. 8til to Houttt Annex, Trenluii f Union, modv on the ninth day of "SAXT* ILAIS- Svw ji-ruvy. In nacordtt«L*e with tin criulH; •IVcKlflqld, N. J. rulatt of civil practice und proce- ATTACK WAItNINO SIUKNS ovembftr, A.U., 19C2, upon the nppll- 'y • c«T.tor>AY Q'-r. 14th dure. 8po<:lflcetiuiiB for the proposed atlon of tho uiulhraiBiietl, UR BXO^- 1 SHi - Mating- ^-' TVI^VU and inatorial3 may be- ob- itor of th? ofltato of nald dftoaBfd. The action hurj bean Instltutud fo aineil from tt>r> office of tne Town lotlce Is hereby given to the creOl- urR of Rftld dt'OCRflPd to oxhJblt to fiHERIFF-e SALP — Thfl Superior the purpose of qUIotiufr title to cvr >lcrk, 4-D J^UIJL Uroutl Strict, Wcnt- ' Court of Now Jersey, T>aw Plvi- tHln latidv ultuate (n the Town o ' 1, Now Jernoy. Monduy through ho nubaerlber umler oath or BfTlr- Blon. EHB(JX County, nnrlcot # J BtfU'ld, County of Union mid Htal . Iuy between \\M\ liours of 8;U0 [ttuin tln«lr clulma nnO domanUH • »f Now Jqrnt'y, locuted at lit* I'al V.A1. uud COO P.M. .raliiHt thv of*t»to of Haiti di^ceuKCii . 0170-BG L C6S3-DS. QTSNKnAL IN' stcd AveniJp, dfncriln*(l as fullnwt VKHTMKNT CORP., a corporation <»f niddei'ft muni UHL* .the propan^J vlthln HIX months front Oio date of KNOWN AND DKSTGNATIOn o- tropuiiul form for dtirU HOI-vice or mid ttnlor, or they will In* forever New Jersey. Plaintiff, VH. HEN.IA- a (Tcrt^itn IP&l) entitled, "Plot u uirred from prutteuuliiiK or recover* M1N REKD ot a I.. UufcndanlR. Civil Ilultdlnff IJQU* for noli; by Ilarr Win, whU-ti will bi> furiil«htMl uj>on Action Kxecution- ' lvul. I'ropo.sala tnuHt be uocum- nt; the name atfalntU tin* HubHcrlbor • f HM mim»MQ to rt»>iw U**» & Osboi'n *t WeatlioltJ on the \\n JUIUOH K. WnlHh. AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD hnHulfMfilMI CRANPORi Hy virtue of the above-ntutef i|u> ('UM wit)] the r4iqutr«(i in>ndp ft6 culk-d i« 101 m Ht. 1 .. ...ASCES iiotii, N. J,. on Weduneduv, tho Bnth (uuw >ieKl8tor) uf tUilon count' fur UH pnvt y>t tlio coptrftot, .Vcstlli'ld, N. J. being beieifed by one In hit FRANK SINATRA day of D6<:fimbfr A. D-. J062. Ht iwn Apt-It it, JBtiO; the wnnte ttuin^ i Tho Town of W«Htfiqlil rosorvos i-u.-it Foca $2i.i: new hit comedy "lt'» Only l'rl.1n>. HIT. 14th n< 1 illll mill 8t3O o'clock In the ^ftornoon uf nuld day. portion of lutfi tu'oiily-*it>; (tic Uv rlKht tu awfttfl -t)i^ contract Tru- Mutunln), lire. in«h lit 11!—2—• I'.M LAURENCE HARVEY all tho rlpht, title and Inti-rt-pl ••' und lu'cnty-fiKlit <2«) In >tlo>- th* loVtiHt' rcMpuiiHllili' pldd'-r! Money," now playing at the 1 JANET HIGH . tho nIiove• n^m-ofi dPf^nriantH lion- tUrfe (fl) uuUMllod mill ilt;hcrll»e Tlu* vuoot'UKful ttltltl^r will hi rc- IH-Y VOIill TICKMTII KAItl.V ! 1 Strand Theater, Plalnfield. jnmln Keort and ifltta V, Hupd. In urn! aa ft»!lov«: jlroil to OKL'outt tht con trad find SII Kill !•'!•"« SALIC — Hupoiior Court In tti*» fpllowinK' projmrty, to wit: KIHBT TKACT: BJ3N, a coriiorullon uf tho Htuto Starts Sun., Dec. 9th liiHfter wore particularly d«Hcrltict Nvw .Ti>r»oy. I'lalntlff v«. UtT> Hltuatn, |>'tn? ami ftfllna* In thr> five (iKB) fitot; from then.' fowl l ^0%) pur ciMit of the total iiiinnini Writ (if Hxecutlou — l*'vr Huk" of a certain nton of bull'ilmr lotn In n corner (in \\i» line uf lot twmly 1 Sumluy. 1!—1—7—10 i THi YEAR'illiil'lliisnlo!l»li«l Candidate" TownHhln of fanwood entttled. "Mun >ld madf pttyubli to (hit ortlcr of four (24); thence ©atUerly tw«-nt- be Town of WeHtflold, to IttBurc tin* Hy vlrtuo of thi> abnvo-HtHtPd wrl1 lion.In; nml Turnilny. TiM A lliUI of WrntfloM '"WelirMii" «uM mnn cm Hv<> (2G) feet; tiiencfl In a north •xocullon of the opntrnct and tin- Evenings Only flln h» tho Union Countv Tte«tHter'» erlv ill root Ion ninety-He vtn ((•* if fxecutloii to mo dlrnotiMl ) n'.n' offlf*n, -6B an*' fit* a« 1ft 1*1 rtuwn on HliiK of thr> bond, iitherwliu- tin* •X|IOMI' for Hiih* liy pubUc vemlue, .h.lm Mill. feet to the Houlhorly llnu nf llnlo lopoHlt win l.o forfeited. Upnii fKv it the Court llouHi-, ifi Hit* <;uy nnJil man, lylnff on • (ho w«««i .'*•'•• Avenue; thnx'c tvv«nty-llvi» ("f •uiloii of tho coittrtK't mid illlmr «'' •This Is one film tlmt slioula li "THE VALIANT" Hld« nf .!rn»nlfm TM.; lot r.fi Imvlnir reel to tho point and plauo <• I.JIIZUlU'th. N'. J..' Oil W.I'llll(*HllllV, 111 fc ft width of ?r. frot fi-oMt iint-c0 f(^r>i an pn'il timt) u-m M -i-hi-t....i *• OUESTIOAT 7 SATURDAY MATINEE -1 PA| two oVlook In tljo Rfternuon of Hni.l —Dr. Illlly lirnhftii moro fullv show, ex rent H<> inii'-h SK*X)Nl> TTXAOT; AH of chocks of tho unflVicc^MHful bhlitrrfl thproof an wan <:nnvi»vr>tl lo the rJiihr. tltlo hnd lutt'i^Ht of will htt returned on- the ttwunl "Voyage to the Bottom h f i 1fi the Hiiffi'NKful blddpr. v\I.I* thut certain trnct or Dnrcf' TnwiiHMn of K(»»i«ii IMniiiH hv tii-«»i mirUi'1 H of tin first j»nrl In and t 1 >f liiud nnd l>rcmlKi>f4 lu*i.olnnrt..r dftte'^ .Tuno ?«. llt^P. pud r*M«n»-(ipii |« itii In nd mu) promlHuH wlUil n Hi Tin riKht to joject »ny nnd uU"ttrt'.'lilavlv lU'Wi-nti./l n>..| n!tuM of the S»a" the T*i»irlHte*''s riff Ire (if t*i\ld county hninulnry lino of (in Imu f<'n<" • I(1H anil lo wnive Unv- infoininllte In tho Town of WfStnplil, hi tin- i ni l7Q4l Kit hi. projnlm-H In qmitfilnn itdjo* In nny btd in roMervcd If wmih iirtlo- •'."."Iv «>r Union iinrt Sluto of Ni'\ "Tomboy and the Chomp* io nuiar7Q4l huth iUil*U of the rii-Hl Tract h«-r«- he imt il«tel|lUMitnl to th.- Inten-Kl un- hiahn.vi* m fill Iv lnurt . ui»l in-finlHOH liflve lifcci), U .-..-.-' JOY C. VUKICI.AN'V ^ $Q\N: PL 6-5477 f HnUu n,<:tuitl unul#putcil UONSI-HHIOH O . Aclhiff Town Cli>rl' "Tho Chapman Rep«f Novetrjlier 4. 1 n^T and r ded No- (In* 4>urUl>H of thv firm part nn ••Muo"'of CctStnl PnrU. \vr«ti\..|.V» veinhor 1 fi 19S7 In honk tlH'Ir W('0UCf«m-fH for iijoro •tlmr N'. J.'". fllod Jn tho Unlop County Now! f!«unlv, twi'iitf yviirn'tiiHt piiwt. TllfC NATIONAL HAVK KrKlHior'k -fXTiuv, :innuai->v is." . " •BERTY T>AmM r,^j!. aw ' "tw ^nmliiTfl 4»( find Sff. * ' Tho • above -rittHornieil proinlfii^ or ivKrrpiKM) .Tfl"i»»lfm Jtoad. Soutch IMalnu. nltm Itr-tn^* (l&Hrrlbtjtl u»s follow^: I*«'lnK thp anmc iironilHi'S rnnvryi'^. lii'ftlnnf n if nt H nnitit in t1i< sii \iii!ii(H,i)KHs Mioirrix; tu I. ,i.. i-M I'. Tuylor hy ilci-d from TMT W4 ROUtllWitNKTly *Mv Of Plll»tiMl AVI'- Thr nnnunl mrotlnjc of tho shuro- I'I'IDM I.' Wslfi-. IThnmrrlnl ilnli' AW the follow]ne: lnln. trn^tw nr nut- (formerly Uiilun AvMiuo) nal'1 »I«UTM of TUu NntJonnl Ma nit o Nuvi'tilbri- 27, 1(H« nnil roci.r.ie.l i-• • pn^elH of liutil nri'1 nrt-m<•;'•« hoiv- point \kc\\\K distant 121-U iVi-i in r 'oHttli>hl to o.tvrt l>0'«*fH»rH fur th' Hit' liiilnu Cmmty Oli'iifs Office In l»Nfti-»- w»rr nn-M-nl-i-lv .l..««»-ti,,».|. H"iil h*'UPt MIKIIIOHH "'HI b- :it DiiK'iia 20!i. of Wo«tfldi.«. OAIIIIIV of Union un<< pido of 1'a IN tod AVCIHIO nn«l th' held In th»* ManUInK OiTlro. 177 KUH It^lnc liremlBOrt pomnmnly Hli'Uvn southt'iiHtrrly wide of Iiownr nnmtl St-oet. WeHlMold. N. J.. Tins <\* 1£T Oti'Pno Hluuv. Wi-xttlrltl, Now pvnTN'NMVfl ilt a luihit In th" St reel nii'l runnhiK thPin-<« (1' Iuy .lnnimry Rth, lftfiH. 1'olln wll ATTRACTIVE BETTY LI NTON north »vfuto»*lv ulile \im* nf Ut-mM Smith GO'iiR' wi'Mt u rilHtiin«o o' bo open from a to 1 P.M. NOW Ptffet IRA fret il- 1'" fi.^t: livened <2> ftouth 41 * 1 Ti U-L^-tst F,-OH ?:!3.7 Tliero IM duo npin'oxlnmtcly $11,- and h(\nd»ome Dick Patterson from north rornor of T'nlrvn *V- -HM- i-iiKt M dlMtniHT of r.ft fi-.-t: tlK-nc lL'.i 1'J with Inli'ri-Kt from November AI5O AU NEW I A SCOOP . . . TUES. Thru SIM. ( I lltfi'^ and c.iKtH. sqore heavily in major role* in (now I>Hl»ti-d A von in** und 1^ !••••» •• C\) iwtrlli r.0*fl">' (»»s-t u itlHtnncr i-n<-f mtrMi- The SherllT reBervt-H the rjfcht to "The Fabuloiu FolUaj** atnrring LOVE IN A LAND OF TREACHERY AND TEMPTATION! pnwtf"-|v nt»ntr Hrmid Rtr'*<'( *" ff-t Nolle** IH herrhy nl.voii thut th ailjourii lhl» sale. DENISE of I'alKtcil A Vfimo; the tire (4' Denise Da re el nt iho M«nMl^'lV nil*-- ft I on B the RnilthWt'MlM'lV r\*\e> •• .lerney will 'im'ft' In iln- MunlrliVi brook Dinner Thenter, Cedar nltfl with PnliMI Avr.iMI.' /nciw Pnl. ]':ilsti-d Avpniii- north A 1 • 1 T.' wi*s Itnlblln^. 41.T. llnhl Mroi\d Street DARCEL Kt^'t AvPimnl MT. nin Wetitth'l'l, Now Jf'HOV (in WVdnert- Iti'iijnmln C. flunilli, Atty. Grove, through New Y«ar*« Eve. 1 n.i » \vi, >:S'-i-o-2 IN tho ri'iitpr lino nf (lio hi'^i-U 'ti f^"t ami phtri of I'.ei;lnnfIUI. iluy Deromlior l'-'lli, lltr.a at S P.M. The ottering i* a »m«ih hit. 3 Inrhi'H: Itionoc ROIII im-int-'l-lv >'i'-- Tin- tjilmv^ .H'Mrrlptlon hi-lnw h ll-i'J-4l I' I\11M wttli Pn'on Avotmo (HUM- i';U- L \\itti it HUVVI'V inn ill riMlu(!HtH fi>r ttppioval of tlu* prollnt- THIFABEOW Bt«>tl A VCIUIIO »< « '"-» 'i iiuli.-M t" -by V. A. Uutllinm. Imv Prof^slonn OFSlENa thn ••)•*<•(- of Ml-TJlVN'tN'C. luury Hubdlvlslon |ilntH: KiiKtiu-tTH mid l,:inU At Paramount 1t|i»f*k twn MM 1->t,l .In.vii. .I.*MU'.,>I|...I New .UTBCV UtiteU Aumist li, tin-.:1 P5S, Tux Map #2, Uu'iitluu 1'nwler *ll »,ut '»!«.(in<'iil«>i'»1 Hii'in H iM.ffii" You nn> lniidv dc f»*in bint K IHHIUI^ Street. * FOUIK pwin «*«HM1'"1 "»*lnt nf nii'i-'i'ii:- I...I- 1 yr v<-put«- SIIIMIIVIHUIU nf U>t #1.1, niiwk #Ti: V AND FEATURING «t«n";!| f'ir «•» 1f« hv KlM'i-lH f> 'I' OulilH'li il' Tax Map #2(N l.uiHlnn t.ivtnbertH Mill WHtn.vl.l, ,,n linn of (Ml,!!. <*f N*»»" piirt Uivieol' or .--nipi' inlort'Hl tliein Itpuil, uurthwuHl (if Knollwood Ter- MISS UNIVERSS CON«S'S Jorttov mH'M'ft'JH h m"». ftori Ui" ML i>c in bold ii Ucti or ctuutinbi'utic i DINHEt SHOW t OWC'^ ,1ft..nt " M'»>v rvn nic In i»o fiin •" of cnhl ftnb(11vl.M!<>Ti plat)* 1 Piili-il': Xov.'niber 1:1'.. 1!>fiL*. ' ••l.»i "Hb the Sorr.'lury fv. HOM S5.M II". I'-" . with • -it-111 I. i; HA NT SCOTT, for pub SHOW! DANCING SPKW OV«'- t>»» I'lt-rlf nf (ho Snpi'iioi- I'.nirt tXltMVrilV 1, WOKTH • •-etiuy of t)u< lMun>''n«' "•> >••» ^l KIM'S $13.20 IS COMING TO THE IN coi.ous('tvpi-: FRI.-SAT.-SUN. MATINEES MICHAEL rORMAH CRANFORD DEC. 14-15- 16 CHILDREN 50e THEATRE TICKETS OX S.V1.K NOW SERVICES YOU NEED
MODERNIZING TRENCHING W. O. HEBLER •RVTHV )••!.!> little moll A UIIA •>•>••! Ml NOUOI AM i - - ... I llll.l. KXrAVVMNO —Sli.rm j THE NEW PASTOR (Micrn.cl Cwynn) of the Ojtcr.t.idt Church m Ea»t Gfrmnny w.itchcB with concern as the Communist* ipinc. ilrlvoways. l.illtil«J-.-r ROOFING S SIDING trueli rent:il.i, sln.vel r.nt-i Irtl yonthi of (lip city jt.-xir ••> »tre ••••vi-rpit liy I Paramount Art Cinem.i, Pl.iinficld .i r.w itoorixi: Al) '-'-I Ills AI> :i--- JM Prosport SI. .l:i.K,,,,,'» Mnliitriian<<' s.-i-vi.." liH -- i-.ilvrini: !Jvlntr«t4in St. N. .1. MASON u-ir.-i different LONG PLAYING Take The Family Out For vv.n «.>rli Tlrtntnl I RECORDS AS* •:-2r.!.r. r.-i-.-tf on display in browser bo^es for CHRISTMAS DINNER UPHOISTE3Y easy selection. Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings $3.00 f. FURNITURE REPAIRS Ci M Stt DON MAYWEll Ii:ilr«. p.>rr-|ifs ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES! Children's Turkey Dinner . $2.00 S.lf-i hM'l'.v. .1 AD 7-0226 • CHILDREN'S RECORDS Served 12 to 9:30 P.M. • HI-FI AND STEREO RECORDS • GUITARS » DIAMOND NEEDLES • PHONOGRAPHS Make Your Reservations Nov/ For The • CHRISTMAS SHEET MUSIC AND RECORDS Yuletide Season GIFT CERTIFICATES - FREE GIFT WRAPPING TREE SURGEONS GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY v \ i n t\ K*it $10.00 per pet-son, plus tax lir:i consumed means. eufence of attaroaeleroiis. fhv National Audubon Society blend so well with the surround- snd flying snts make Alp almost Members of the FlutRti* team, two fats ara the fmtursited—the ings that they can be easily over- half of the total. Monqultota, Dr. Hans Fisher, Dr. I'aul Grim- solid ones derived from either looked and are hard to tliul unless trnats, Riasshoppt-ra, beetles and inger and Dr. Harold S. Weiss, plants or animals—and the un&ut- the bird is flushed from them. At urated—-liquid and usually of veg- The NifhthawK or "Bull-Bat" patches in the wings which me weevils also liirure in the diet and have been absorbed in recent years such times, it will tlop about an if all this food is taken on the wing, in studying effects uf blood cho- etable or fish origin. One of the fail migrants which long and pointed. A white hand np- unable to (ly and will decoy the ob- often can be seen in numbers Is pears in the tail nnd the outline of acooprd up with the tremendously lesterol on the health of the cir- In general, a diet containing un- server away from the egtjs or wide mouth. culatory system. In their diet saturated fata was found to have a what many people know as thethe bird suggests a large swallow. young, the net being very convinc- studies they h»ve looked elostly at protective effect on the aorta. The "bull-bat." The correct name is The flight is erratic and wavering, ing. fats, proteins, vitamins and com-next «tep was to find which part of Nighthawk. Neither term is very sometimes marked by u headlong r~ binations of these. the vegetable oil had the benign logical HB It certainly is not n but, dive toward tlie earth and a sud- IJka others of its family, the At the request of the U. S. effect. . nor is it a huwk, and it enn easily den goom upward when it Beems Nighthuwk nlwnys perches length- wise on i\ limb or brunch and even Army Quartermaster Corps the Their tests now convince Dr. i»e seen in daylight. .This very it will surely crash. At such times familiar, bird -belongs to the same there is a twanging >ound> caused on telephone wires, never cross- irroup tested C-ratiohs. When this Fisher.and hia associates ithat the wise. Now nnd then n sharp-eyed alliance was first announced it sterol U.the protective Agent. It group as the Whip-poor-will, the by the rush of air through the family b*ing classified us Oout- wing feathers. obaoivpr can spot the bird us it is Beemed to have its amusing as- accounts J"ur »nly one per ceM of resting. Unless disturbed it will pects, leading to all sorts of spec- the volume of certain unsuturated surkers. This Bonietvhat startling he hint's note is frequently term stems from an old supersti- uttered in flight jvnd is very dis- sit for long periods perfectly mo- ulation about feeding chickens to fats, "but apparently its influence tionless. «et like soldiers. is Considerable. tion that these birds sucked the tinctive, being a Rlmrp, nasal mtlk of Coats, the reason being the- ''puenck." When once lfeurnud it 1 fl Testing: of the Army rations led Sterol Can be refined out of un- During the migrations great to the dUcorvry that pi-cti-i, which very wide gape of the mouth, can be recognised aoywhere, either flocks occur, the birds traveling ON OPENING ARTERlEa—Dr. H.rold S. Wci.«, J.ft, phf.iolo. oatiirated vegetable fata, and Dr.which i» fringed with bristles. in town or country. KUice the bird has been shown to red^e blood Fisher has a jar of it to use in together nnd, at times, lit n consid- jUt, uie. a drawing of »n aorla, * large blood ve.iel, In dUeui. Needles to Pay, there la no founda- occurs commonly in citiua, the call •ing effects of diet wilh Drt. Han. Filher, center, .nd P.ul cholesterol in rats, may also in further tests. It looks like some- erable- elvvation. The.to Hocks hibit the development of othero. thing you'd need a prescription to tion in fact for such a fantastic can ho heard in the buaiest pf Crimingur, nulritionitU. All mimbtri of the Department of belief. shopping districts. sometimes run into tlio thousand:) Poultry Science at Rutgers College of Agriculture, their r.ie.rch sclerosis in the fowl. get. nnd are remlninscent of \vlint the The pectin discovery closely to\- The Nighthawk, seen in the Actually this spocles oJTten lays with ike domestic fowl suggests that pectin found in apples and sky, U a dark bird with large white its two eggg on the flat roofa of Passenger Pigeons used to look other fruits, may help prevent hardening of the arteries. lows another significant finding by LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY The rusuorchers, nutritionist [csearchers Find nnd physiologists uf the Drpurt- E-i-rrr,, "" £" mi'iit uf Poultry Science at Kut- ffti'j lt'iirned lone «K»> that the do- Pectin Mav Slow mestic fowl i» ono of the few ani- mals other than man thut devel- ops atherosclerosis spontaneously, •/" Food Shopping's First irtery Decline for this reason, iiud also because it passes rapidly from youth to mid- I Whoever coined tho old atlagc. dle u«e to olil ace, the fowl makes i Twice the Fun... National kit annle a Hay keeps th<* doctor an iilenl laboratory animal for Lny," luis won n**w respect from testing diets and jucasuritic blood Stores konm of researchers at the Kut- vessel changes, blood piexsulc ami •rs Collect* of Atrriculturc1. heart rate. When? •Tlio t^nm, sunpoi'tnrl by the Now A "miildle-njjed" bird (about 2 ir^oy Heart Association nn<] thoyean old), for example, may show \tional Institute of Health, has extensive lesions in the aorta, the When You Save and Save t? IFCovtM'i'i. that poet hi. a food sub- large vessel that distributes blood fence found ntiundantly in implos from tlte heart to vftrioiis parts of Jfl otluT frnit. »Tiay slow the de- the body. VALUABLE •Vmnient of athfM'OPflorosH, com- Until recently, Builden denlhs of h^. Again! ti pnlv known us hardening? of the Inyei'j for no apparent reason ."ft- GREEN 1/1 f concerned only poultry farmers ' ISTAMPS *v ' the nnd poultry scientists. 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SPAN 29c fxrs/l 4:H OKilN STAMPS COMTTCLEANSER C SWEETHEART SOAP Bulter, Eg] & Hon«y Bread IVORY SOAP FLAKES 12«. Pk3 35c 4 '" 35 four former MUTUAL, Elm Street Your formei NATIONAL, C0ntrd Ave. Your former SAFEWAY, North Ave. Page 44 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 < Two Devil Players Trinity Cagers Final Regislration This'n Thai- On All County Team For Boys' Wrestling Westfield Swimmers Score] Marty Howartli and Dave 1st 20 Games Final registration for the Moraih of WeatBcld High'* Wc.tfield Boyt' Wreitling SPORTS DIARY Blue Devil eleven, were Holy Trinity Hiifh School's var- League •will be held Saturday named la»t week to the Daily ty basketball team has 20 games morning from 9 to 11 o'clock Journal's All Union County in the boy*' gymnatium of tke Heavily In Virginia Meet n its schedule opening Doc. 14 honor team. Howarth is a «e- Senior* High School. The big dream of U.S. ice hocUey promoters ie for a good crop nior and wag an end in thit nd endiiiR Feb. 22. The schedule Local youngsters carried the of native hockey player*. But it may remain just that. The chances nrlurius the annual game with the One hundred forty boys season's play. Morash, a tack- registered last Saturday. As- rea's swimming reputation to Ar- of U.S. player* breaking into big time hockey the National Hockey lumni Dec. 27 ami Wcstfield Se- le, it also a seriior. Rick signment! to teams will be Gust in Returns ngton, Va., over the Thanksgiv- League—are very •tim. Over the years there have not been more liur High School Dec. 2U.' The Thieie, Devil backfield player, made during the week. Prac- ing holiday weekend, and once than a handful of player* born louth of (he border that have cracked 'omplete schedule follows: made the second team and tice sessions start Saturday, gain demonstrated the high level the "monopoly" held by Canadians. On the other hand there have 1OLY TRINITY Hir.H SCHOOL center Joe Ktndregan the Dec. 15 in the Senior High To Echo Lake f the sport in the Westfield area. been a good many Canadian baseball players who have succeeded in third team, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE gym. Boy« will be notified by ;ompeting against the best talent the U.S. major leagues. 1962-63 Jon Guatin, who served as as- n the eastern seaboard, some 500 Howarth, Morash and December their coaches of the time their Thieie were al»o named to the team practices. sistant pro to Al Mengert at Echo wimmers from 12 states, the boys There* are many reasons) for the absence of U.S. players from 1 si. Mury'B. Kiitlii-rfi Homo f the Westfield Y and local girls biff time hockey but it was Muzz Patrick, the New York Hungers AH Watchung Conference ri-ti »f IVii.-e :t::to A w-.iy Lake in 1957, will come back to I I.ail, KHz. x :io Home epresenting the Summit YMCA first team. Kindregan and : r the club as hear! pro, succeeding coach, who put the principal cause in proper perspective. He says A In .. 7:l. t Iloine ;irls swim team, captured a num- that while hockey is played in the United States by some GOO,000 guard Earle Vigne were \V.»tll.lil H. S. V.30 Away Jack Lumjikin, who is to take over named to the second team. January Shaw Rolls 652 the pro berth at the Oak Hill Golf ier of honors in "the Eighth An- youngsters there is not the intensity of competition among the players lual Thanksgiving Age - Group here that prevails in Canada. Hence, he suys, they cannot properly Honorable mentions went to si I'.itrkk's, ]>:iiz S:30 Homo ^lub, Hocheater, N.Y. Wright Takes Bob Nelson, end; Bill Hed- Ki-M-lli. IMrk llOlllf The 30 year old Gustin finished 3pen Invitational Meet hold for develop into top-flight puck wielders. (Mir I.mly tif l*ik« 3:311 Home n Early Birds den, guard, and Jay Isbrecht Olly limn* second in the 1960 Cajun Classic ;he National Capitol Swimming "The unfortunate fact it that instead of developing players we St. 1'iifl -II'B, Ell*. S:tr. in Louisiana with a 274 score and Junior Lead and Charlie Mueller, backs. H iylt-y-1011 ird S:3o Home Ginny Shaw hit a hot 213, 225, ssociation at the North Virginia are only developing fans," says Patrick. As to U.S. college player* St.'.I lini'S. Newark K:HO Home was runnerup in the 1061 Ontario, Aquatic Club pool. in IIIJIHIIOII WulHli 3:3(1 14—662 in the Early Birds Wright moved to Patrick believes that they, too, do not have the competitive drive to inning two gamea. Mulreany lost final-round rally that saw him ard backstroke titleSj placed sec Persons hit the Ion SaiTfil lletirt, Ellz. 2:30 Awuy pair. sink a No. 5 iron shot. nd in the 100-yard individual pener. But with four of the six hockey tennis based in the United Middlesex 8:30 A way A native of Birminghan, Ala. nedley, and third in the 50-yard States (New York, Detroit, Boston and Chicago) it's really a shume When the University of Con- ' I'oliKB necticut opened Its basketball sea- W I, he has been a pro 9ince 1U5 after freestyle. Jeff and his swimming WrlKht that we don't have a single native United States player in the National Schuinucher On HiirniT .. 35 17 (jetting his start us an assistant win, 10-year-old Greg Gerber, K'nitli . Hockey League today. son'at Yale 'Saturday night, 6-7 Mulrenny Si 18 Funk senior Bob Haines tof Westfield Slmw ... 2714 24',-i at the Farmington Country Club in erved notice that they intend to .Sini Yale Varsity Five .26 26 Charlottesville, Va. - , • Will Army's eleven ever go "bowling?" The West Pointers'"have found hlniBolf cast in the same role 26 2<1 apture -0 --majer-- sharB~*>*>-H«w **"*' 'w'iTtLm' never played in a post-season bowl game. A Navy team tied the U. he was in UConn's opener at Yale David E. Schumacher, '64, of ZfluinE>i-liiuti Gustin, who also was an as- Jersey AAU age-group honors in Mii-• i '' NuriJer .. . . sistant pro at the Woodbridge lloi of Washington, 14-14, in the second Rose Bowl game (1924). In 1955, during his sophomore year. 54 Standish Av?., is a member of •StaiHon .. . . .'I 2S the coming year. Gregg followed Urn the Middiea shut out Ole Miss, 21-0, in the Sugar Bowl, And three Halnes won a starting assign- the varsity basketball team at Yale Stiimz 21 Country Club in New Haven closely on Jeff's heels at the meet Kin years later it was Navy 20. Rice 7, in the Cotton Bowl. ... In 1959, University. Schumacher prepared Conn., in 1958-59, has represented by placing third in the 50-yard ».ku ment in the forecourt for his play • tfintoli r.:ri r,i the Philadelphia Country Club ir lMu an inspired Air Force played TCU to a scoreless tie in New Orleans* at Yale two years ago and held the for Yale at the Chuate School lliaw C2II mi C:ia butterfly, fourth in the freestyle, Wl-lKh job throughout his rookie season, vhere he played basketball, foot- nover r.t 1 r,7s Gladwyne, Pa., the past four years and fourth in the individual med TtuOH all, track and cross-country. He I U II t 7. 030 r. sii as playing professional. ey. Miirlmj 81 ilowever, he alternated as a start- S'JO 022 "WesL '1- »ril*>r ii 1 r, Also wearing the Westfield Kunk llVWli ing. . ii:i4 colors in the 10 and under g Kmitli 8<2 «... [ Y SwimTeam WinsAgain The UConn Huskies had seven 61 W (11 1 returning lettermen, including roup, John Walkey placed fourth *:: Si; Lennox Sweeps To «1 IT) ! The "M" Division of the YMCA Dub .sinsticlnu-r; 2. ] 'Olniircm Haines, as they opened their cam- in the breaststroke. 101) y.l Imtlvl'lly, IS 17 J. Ol-i-B paign. Five local area girls assisted the swim team defeated the Shore Klallier. FabetteTop Lions 6-2-2 Area Y 13D-50 last week. West- Sl> yd. freestylr rolay, 10 ami im- Coach Hugh Greer had this ob- Rippers Two Ahead Top of Washday Summit YMCA girla team in scor field took 16 first places in swim- tler: 1. Itun IN-mii-kami), Jim \Ve«- servation on his two-year letter- ing 197 points and capturing the In Soccer o.at, {JciilKt' Clinrlvs, Jack Wilson. In Late Show Pins ming events and first and second in Itil* yd. fri-cstyU' rtlnv, It ami 12: man: "With his experience he Teams Hold Lennox's sweep of Mistretta girls' team trophy for the aecon< both diving age (jroups. Results; 1 Jim Holy, (U'urlif Hull, l'ute Kliil- should have a lot to say about a 1 raised the winners to first place in consecutive year, against such The Westfield Liom mond • IKT, rinii-k Aimmil. Rippers hold a two pnme lea powerful swimming clubs as Sub a tie for third place with li 20 ytl. fruuwiyli-, JO mill unilvr: 1. liin yd. rretmyk- relay, 13 and II: starting forward position. He has a Ideal and Clements, first and >ver Fencers in the Late Show the Washday Bowlinir League Dirk Huney: 2. Hriu-i' U'nll. 10 yil. 1 I>irk Kki.'ti .i, John itU'lic-i', Ufll fine jump shot, good moves from second place teams in the Fabette standings Monday. Molown, former urban of Philadelphia, North Vir- City Parks in the New Jersey b freestyle, 11 iml 12: I. Cliuck AII- I'iiylnr, I'iMi- Swnrt. |)in league this week. Diehard: leaders, lost a pair and went down ginia Aquatic Club, and the K. C ian-Americim Soccer Leagti roind: 2. JVtii KlulUtr 1IHI ytl frut.-- Kill yd. invilii*)' 1'i-lay, 15 tu 17: 1. the corner. I remember his fine Women's Bowling Lengue, held and StonnerB are still very muc atyie, 13 uinl 11: 1. llnli 'siiialiriincr; Torkor Mlt.'lioll, i.armuu swart. to the runnerup Bpot. Orchards of Baltimore. The gill: defeating Jersey City, 2-1, Sin 3. jittin HlckiT. ltio yd. frueMiylf, li> sophomore year, but he leveled off their places Friday when they won n contention, not far off the pnee. lYny (IHHH. (5;iry Wall. l'llllltK involved and their participate at Tnmaques Park. to 17: I. Toi'ki'r Mln-lu-ll. DIvlMK. 13 anil iiniln; 1. Ijnu MuU; as a junior. He should be a big heir matches. Fourth place switch- Fim Strachan hit a 208 game for 20 ytl li.irkslrukv, 1" IIIHI unri/r: 1 were as follows: ! i.ik' Van LUUVCM; H to 17: 1. help this year." ed to E-^lth, who won three games ligh score. Amerigo Cliecchio scored ii Hon Po'niukiini,.; 2. Tuny Wells. 10 Terry (iaaa; 2. Kip Ili-acl. Joanne Greim, 11-12 age grouj yd. bui'kntrrikf. 11 uml 12: 2. OeorKt- In exhibition events of 8 and The aon of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. rom Millers. first half for Westfield oni, Hull. 100 yyil . ImrkHtrukr,, 13 unit II: Haines Jr. of 943 Carleton lid., 2. 100-yard freestyle; 4. 200-yai from Tom Bernard. Werner C 1. H'I'IMI l>,.|]iukatii|i; 2 III.TI IIOIIIIIK! under boys, performing were; Pat 14 he is a pre-law accounting major II individual medley; fi. GO-yard but bcr's boot, nfter taking 1 \ 100 yd. ImckBtrokc, 15 t,, n: 1. Greit Banes, Bruce Cunt, Joel Farley, Iiln:il Miirkvl IJ'i'hirils ir. Klnlber. at Connecticut and a member of riemcnl.i UI-OH 211 111 terfly; 1. 200-yard medley relay from Carl Friendrichs, snapj Tom Hull and Kevin McNulty. WrlKlit'B Dremi .Shop 21) HtOtllXTN III •lit yd. im-flHtslrokt', 10 mill under: hi Phi fraternity. Mct« 17 3. 200-ynrd freestyle relay. 1-1 tie for the Lions with 1. Jark Wilson; 3. Jim WiMiout 40 Saturday, the "'M" Division will IMith lliit» 21 IS MIXflK r IK Doral Schweitzer, 13-14 minutes to play. AVestfield, | yd. hri-iislrttruke, 11 and 12: 1. Jlni be host to the Newark Y at 2:30 lllini-rilli'tiililps 1 . llHly. 100 yd. bri'H*tt»trok«.', l:t and Flni Mcjmir Shop . '. '1'paniTH 15 group: 5. 100-yard backstroke; G has a fi-2-2 mark, returns tot! H: 1. Poll- H\varl; 2. tlnwie Dlmonu p.m. and the "Y" Division will 2 * Nlln Un'la .... H 200-yard individual medley; 1 tion Sunday al home aagins(5e| 100 yd. br?nMfUrukt>, 15 10 17: l! swim its first meet at the Mont- KiiKinn'nii Kuel Oil' .' 17 V4 Dolln Httrmon Swart. Boro Men's Top Miller's Salmi 17 200-yard freestyle relay; 1. 200 sefo of Hobokcn. • 20 yd Imlterily, 10 nnd under: J. clair Y. "Y" Division boya will II yard medley relay. l>k-k llunty; -. (li'tirei; Clwiriea 411 meet at the local building at MIHIT'H K Uon r «7 r, T.2S Sit: loneymooiicrs Tie fd. limtnrily, 11 and 12: 2. Kick Mni- 1:16 p.m. Team Adds One 'llllll IllllH Carol DeGoflf, 1H-14 age group, n-i'll. 100 yd. limtcrlly, 13 unit U: 1. 4 r, o •ii!-il"Vl!irkr(O1.'"'.'. '.'. .175 I'.IK n Ball & Chain 3. 100-yard brenststroke; 1. 200- Echo Lodge, first place team in Ivim-nta I iron ii7n SI 3 yard medley relay; 4. 200-yard 'tlKtminn I'Mi'l Oil Hr, r.r. 1 :, 1:1 Vo Change In the Mountainside Men's Bowling iiM m; 1 r,a;i Honeymooneis, winning two freestyle relay. Sports Leaders League, scored ii sweep win Mon- ISI •„ 11: fiMl gnmes In the Ball and Chain pin LEADEK CLASSIFIEDS PAY Marilyn Walkey, 11-12 age 'riungle Loop Kholi . . . •111 IS5 51 r day night and,added a game to its ri'B« Sliop •-as loop Sunday, tied Lovers for first Lose, Tie Holds Stnndings held in the Triangle advantage. E. Roberta had high nlace in the standings. Otto Nic- owling League laat week ul- game, a 247. brugjje topped with a 250 game, \v Three-Way Tic followed by Woody's 211. Fugmann, Jaydee and Muzzn, hough first place Berry, winner Euho MXIKI> :ll S >f two gamea, added a game to its Vltlnul I.Ifl Triu-ll. iS 14 In Stonchcnge Ay t. tied for the lead in the Sports- Wllhi'lnm Oonnl. ... 21 v )T/. ipread when runnerup Heitmai TwlHtera ... n 17 mens Bowling League, lost 2-1 There's a three way tie for th l^jvey UOVCH dropped a pair, liest bowlers wcr TOI»H L>l'u»r •-'! IS 2I IS Friday night, so the tie held. Koulllard and Mayne, both with OWPIIH KlyliiK A ... -'1 IS lead in the StonehcrtKo pin loop SPOOIH'I'H Ktt Kl 21 IS this week. Ottoson took three from S"lH'"H!l'M 20 \4 174 !03 games. ll I.. HI Hu-ertliiMtrtH .,,.... 111 20 Barono led the scoring with u 205, Fleming which resulted in the ti Sivi'flv Pics ...... is 21 Fuel Oil . ^0 lil I.Milhlklns is 21 followed by Lnnza 221, Ostrowsky Uerry - . in 8' «tt«« XurH< 1:1 between Fleming, Lovell anc UrcilllU'ln 1514 11 K. Dlelz IIIK. 20 J J (oilman • IS 2i lil I)llrllllK H 25 215, 212 and A. Bonnetti 211. Noll IS 2, MtBidc lirtift 17 Noonan. MCCUIM* Mt'l-lo. 1>IOI IC. SO w 1. w i. Nnniiim Ill II Kinunn iprry 778 7.17 IMIWIHC l,!(nini-H ... llVi -1 Vii 'oil 711 770 Whuklci- riinnhiMH 11 y. 27'/. Pli'inhiK 1:1 II Vlatinee Loop JuytU-u Sanfortl Catoicru 1l(1t y 27''jj / ] Mmza 7111 720 WyoknlT I s 14 II V. John Franks J2 17 G'Jll 710 Kinilh 1 s vi 1 I >.i Tiee a member of Marietta's first 21 Mazza Lululsi'al'llIK s:is 'rom Ray's to tie Maple Crest for rack team since 1933 when the 211 IB flirl.HUansiMl I'hlml). thinclad sport was discontinued. Only a game separates the lent s-'iViu".". '.'.::•'••'••• 17 Mary's Conf. Mi I SS7 •he Merchants Hnndicap League ers in the Nomuhegan Swim Club' Tiv isturK ... . ui 17 Del Stone MIL1 loud. Other three game winners The Pioneers open March !) at the no's nn.l linn'lB . .. in 17 Ohio Conference Indoor Meet at Bowlinjj League nfter lust week' ClOWllH , IS IS were Arthur Stevens and Westfield HC.ssion. Palmer's 210 wits the hii; I.Ufky I'o ill- ir. 21 Cleaners. Best guinea for the nicht Denison University. Trys 11 22 score anil Ainic Salomone's 21 Hells 13 23 were: T. Simone 222, A. Short was next. Race In Church 213, B. Ilyland 210, J. Laurent 202, 202, anil V. Nemeth 201. 17 Explorers Win Nabod League 1 •> 95 I, \ j Bowling Narrows Hull}- .1.. 11 Sh'rii' Bowling Match 11 .Miiplf I'r WlfSILiinati 13 Air i"on r Leaders Lose l'.r..| ,, IT IJ Kx)iloter Post 74 of the Con- Ti>«-ni' I The race for the lend of the is N'i'Wnian , 11 Koiml Church defeated the I'llMMl-IS IS rr 11 Church Bowling Li-nsrue nnrruwcil l*llM)>llliU Itri.lhii;; is 2forl9- is Terry and O'Conncll, tied for OeMolay bowling team 2-1 at "O by n j»oint last week when Mudisoii • '': 21 the lead of the Neighborhood pin Clark Lanes Sunday. The winners won four while lending Buptis y .. t:. - I loop, remained in the knot Monday lost the first frame 74-1 to 7ti(i, won 7.50 x 14 Blackwall, Plus Tax won three. St. Paul's and Buptisi T.MIII S .. I:I 211 night when both were 2-1 losers. TO BUY OR SELL, USE the second 087 to G37 and the «tll,-i,l fl.- mil Men, split. Pncinjr thu scoring wer Ml The lone sweep wns by Devonshire. third 731 to 091, for a total of and Recappable Casing Odden 211, 202, Dei-chi>rt 214 nn. 7M 21 iirh scores were Scibcrt 23-1, LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS 2105 to 200a. Unily Jiiii S'lO Schlack 221, Chumberlin 214, Duym 201. . I'.iivn.. l» S 711 IVIIKK .Mr f,.n Jolinson and St. John 213. \V I. Aritiiir .s ii.intl.-l •lV:im s Alailisi.n Avc . . Mi-lnt> i r -OFF ANM RUNNING by John I. Day 1 Illil'llst. Mi-n". .. Mapli- I'I <"'MiKri'Kathtnal I H-viinshlru 17 .Mulbodi.-l :;i St. .to . is" is SI. I'aill'K 36 • Cllni- . 17>-i Is >:.ipllst Clnli-'-ll . . . . Ley . 17'., Is rriiiKri'fr.iili'M.il . . . . . 17 ' 19 New Runnerup 1 i't '.'• .Mini iMoti Avi- 19 ! Guest of Honor Mulhmllsl l . Ill SI. 1'allln 7 I •'! Tu-yfo . 13 23 UupllKl .Mill's Club 7IK! rry K inn) 7 so In 7 P.M. Pins l vno :i ] -J .January 1 murks the uni- horse is of the hoi polloi of illll 7 ill) versal hii-Llulny of tlic Tliiu- i liotM'dom, chances are only his House of Cards, two Kii 1 721' Sr. s to sct'tJiid place th "Vhci (irratrst Gainble", the inslsied tluit Tug Rod was Teams Sweep loop .star.dinK^- I'ivst place. Yoat'litiir Sales, whcic u coll "The onliest horse to have a strengthcntMl its hold by sw car-i>ltl Kallot was *endciod lust, wct'k, Others lvero Villa nn< U'.'* ( .M.ih. their jn:. .'II:I.:'.lini: d:iti', is noted. was promptly followed by the Mixed League staudinu's M«n- V'arry Hark will rri-rivi! huti- I!nllol as a S'earlinu and so .il.rliliK ' after a ^wcep win against st*e- ilretN t'i' hir!lul:iy raril.s mi ar.d tm wi-ll ir.lo the evening. It || atimit Xe'.v Yrni's Day, but mis Palmer's theory that, I he 1.51 t>nd j)lnce Kofhfcrd'H two pi me they il'.imli! h.ive been wnilcd real reason for ninlcinfr .Tann- Cosh and Carry lu•to br iiiin- st'i |i! tciiin. ! b Kituii' fi>f nifrht Uahr's of Wcstfield. inc. 1 '. USE I ! 1101 SOUTH AVE. W. AD 2-1300 Illil v iCvery man tiiitr? 1 ne limits of CHRISTMAS .III''. his own lielij of vision lor the limits of the. world. OPP. MEEKER'S GARDEN CENTER . SEALS ivb.irvv '-rin W10 —Sehopenhaua." II i.. .i i THE WESTF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 19S2 1 from Columbia l.av School, a mas- r 1* tVP 4 O J 1'iter than Dec IS to Howard Tom- should be sent, and reason wfcy •t*r of puhlir administration i* to his omyloyr.'.tMit uitli Backs Additions the JOBS, .Mr. M.-DermoU was in I Approval <>i rh Schools w;tA votwi by the '':•** •• ".".'.• Cynnairi.i Co., Ai*u:i Casualty «nd j executive txiurd of Kdison Junior Surety Co. «l)d t!w JJvW .lur.sey i Mich S.'hool 1'TA AI « mwtinjr at •Manufat*urorV Am'n. ] the .iih.j'.i! \uft week. The Hoard of ! Edu-.-wtion will jMvsenMhe issue to I the vi/U'M lit m sj>e;'ia! eleolion He.1. 1*7. A ]>'ihlic voiv. H<'ifi'li'i\sl voK'iw Who dual re ob- sonti-o bnllotd for tlio «lprtlon must C$nt mkt n tORjaH.RO RObEKI npply in pvrnon or in writinir not ««y«vf-wttk « pk«Mt tall nut. Kit JOUTHU community Choir at Scotch Plains
Fo Present 'Messiah' on Sunday TOVLANO STYLE LAUNDRY equipment w«»h« und ipln driw AoVy'$ clotlia* »nd come* in fit* lOOTCII PLAIN.S—H'he 75 voice 'Messrs. 1.. Crubb.<, J h» Plains Community Choir o lei >bade« JuM like, npllw'i. , It.. Winter-halteWinter r Structo. present Hftiulvl'.s "Mc*.-;iah" Wilbur Cl. Kra-land and Kii lay evening at the Scotch d j-niond why pay more? M. Ni aim-Fnnwood Hi^h iSchool on •Mr. Demiirton has liU master of ' G.Q.M. CORN FED PORKERS 'tflehl Ril, r.t K:15 p.m. The sacred music device fruni I'n.'o.i ! SHOP - SAVE Ak is imiilej to u'tend. There Seminary Sehonl iii AW York. Hu l jn> a:liiii:-:ii«i chnrffe and no si'M was formally the t-lioi-nl director I ls?i'cationi> aru required. in the ?;'ulch l'luins.Kuiiv.v.od Hii:h |Muyor Edward H. i'ete:•: on -will School. He u-a.i also formerly tin- Super tlie audience. Tlio concert niinistar of music u.1 tlie Seoi PORK LOINS {under the direction of Harry G. 1'Iiiin* Jlar-tist Church, iH,s ,11,-,. ctlein, music dlrei'tor, of Sft»tch A SUCCUUMT MIAl od the •''Mcs:iah" for tlm W«.-tfle!d MkL A SUCCULENT MEAL »in.(. Robert J. Oenr.i> ton, min- er of nilb'lc rl the First Bnp- Council of Churches lust Sunday MOUNTAINSIDE RIB HALF LOIN HALF ! Church in Wi .-:tfic!d, is the <»•- and lie wns M tho orisin for their li.-t «ml Thumns J. KneosliMU', 1!>IU c-oiii'crt. i.Mr. DwiiiisUm i< pi:-erl pianist, is at tin? piano. priHeiitly furlli!>rhi|; his orpui MFATS CUT FRESH Soloists :i|i|H;i)intr at th:-.» coa- technique wi'h Dr. (Jeorire William PERSONAL SERVICE C hl are: Dorothy Gowdy, stjjinijio; Korihcrir nfon-.l hy the Scutch 39? 41 I* I a i n s Kci-rcntioii <\inmi •••-iin. Tue*., Thurt., Fri., Sal. mpai;'U, Rhhard Koons nml Mi- f aul Hurezak ;IK the trumpeters. (Icorjfc r. \ ene'/io is the ch:iirn:an. A.M. Calls Only Ib. \s for tlic cuiu'ert have 1K>OM Other mvir.hert «f t!>L- coimi-issioii CUT rni.'hod l>y '.In- Kir I 'Methodist arc: !{<>v. Sterling K. Cluvor, pas- BUDGET ACCOUNTS OPENED poRK CHOPS or ROASTS, 79c Jiur.-h of .«„•<. !cl> l'bin.i. R'unley l«ir <>f St. John, ll.vjiiisl Chuivli; SHOP & SAVE JAM , Woolhcrt is the h,':irl {•• -her \\-:!h Clmrles F. (i:iyc, Mrs M:ny Ciuvy unt] Mrs. Kvnlyn (i'(Viil<>>ii. RAND NEW TECHNIQUE (n NEWEST EXCITEMENT foi NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR FRESH KILLED TURKEY, CAPON, DUCK OR GOOSE. OUR «lntln( far th« young !• pre- «ulo rtclnf f*n> com* POULTRY IS THE FINEST GROWN BIRDS. CALL NOW - ORDER EARLY. ^^ | ':> abi.ilt tile U:IK' nf the birth of mled hj thlt twirl >H machine llh lltla "Aulorama" introducing I rh'ri-t. liich offer* u*bMr*c< mailer •n element of rhince with CM* hanii'; Kejvl-r, a ries tin1 Frosh Killed Fryers 29clb. Nil to ?t:ll iinothcr tli!>:>ry a!w.n Breast of Chicken, meaty 49c Ib. FREE - 48 FAMOUS SAVARIN TEA BAGS Source Of I t.h.- .-tar «f Ilithlfhi'in. tn ICf).|, h,- with $10 Food Order Chicken Legs and Thighs 39c Ib. •-•rotiplai;, of th? planets, JupiUr. Rokeash Kosher The Star -".'il'irn iiml Mais. Fresh Chickon Liver* 69c Ib. Rokeash Kosher Corn He dcti'imiiK^I thai .such a enn- Oleo 39c "inci| ! liiriiralii>n orcuri-eil ench H I) !< Oleo 1 AMERICA'S GREATEST LAMB SALE Miv of liellili '!• ' li!-en indeed a mira-.-le for t)K" f :u t tli:-'., :is 59cdoi lit enti't be cxp!aine:l in tcrn:> <'f ported ill th-» 'Wuv t, oi:!y GREAT WESTERN CHOICE BEEF tub 2 lbs. 1.49 rtural |Oic.iiu:iicn:i. JTcl> |{roui>r:l - Sirloin Steaks T9c Ib. Porterhouse 99c Ib. : tur,' th:;l th:* .'.t.ir m«y have \'.uidd • !it il n n u s u a 1 ONE IN A SERIKS OF 8 NKW ASSKMUI.Y Proj«t Kll. ylrlpurr rxplorAllnnii. I'owcrrd Uy bnttrrim MILK, qal. 87c ahe, di>. .u-cre.l a ivw an,I 1'ril- ir.en, (i s i :r:>Io^.. t\- nt »t~vr in the ctin••t-lhition <.':«-• Round Roast, all meat 89c Ib. plus deposit Fruit Salad 49c q» in I-*7l!, ai'Mr-iinir 'o tlio In r of in oo1i.1juta>it fa.-it'lylij" rn^rain ihi..ni:an, ]>i.:i;!eil to Mr. cyclop ,!::t A ice) ;-.-:•.n.-«. Delicious Chuck Pot Roast 79c Ib. •• liiit-itors lnn:j'.iie of tM.um.';c- M. henuot'.'• iiiiiitue mli- in l«-iii!c *incc llnt-rt'vnvcry, Th" Anvr- McDermott Cited GARDEN VEGETABLES - FRUITS - NUTS - »• t niiH I.'Uior H^-^.iiwv.* n: an j r ;f..!.'i^ililc for id" -ii tr;:^:>'i -ir t Delmonico Roast 99c Ib. Sirloin Tip 99c Ib. ] •:\rtU lunrhw.n JioH lit the Alum- j :,al'\vi.le nn'i-paititcian political DRIED FRUITS rth.r;J;,M';:''••;: Tr"'^ For Unique Role iii-Kaculty <;iul> In New llrui ;*:.•!•: un I .ledi.-::>d ti> the clivtion of s[:ir visible only a! turday. A ri-:;dc.: nf Weil- • I|I:'>II- e'linl'-lat.-1 nenllJl.dy in- DuBuques Smoked Hams, cooked 6°clb. Brussels Sprouts 29c Calif. Broccoli 29' In N. J. Politics I'l.Od, Mr. !Mcl)erm:/lt is «»• ir.v. I>TC. led in »">"d R^vcrnnicirt and in • r,|or!i'.l appe.-.rancc •• of th.< \'ow .Icr.- -y !h;- r.caoaiie f.*r*»v Ul of New J*'l- J&M famous Ham Loaves, all ham .... 89elb. Green Crisp String Beans 2 lbs. 29' fii:li' I r in I!, it | n! of . . ;in;/i:;im for a IU*tt-*r l°.l:ii'-. e>'. Sausaac Smoked 59c okq. Jones Links 89c Ib. Potatoes, 10 lbs. 39c Boston Lettuce 2 for 25 (aver; almilt tic- i-iiddh- of 1 f:v j l-Vi'vi: V. M •'>•• :-"'"tl v.- :n ei'.-.-l I In pre«-nt.in)t the citation, .1. A graduate lli-»a', ' 111 crntuiy, ci,npi< I v.'itli a va(ru." f"r di: : iii»rui^ !>:-:! jcrviee :i llhidkv Jlill, iii;'.iitnti. nv.inw.'Mi.-nt Mr. Mcl):rni'.'t li»M.i a l(»w deirn Snow White Mushrooms only 49c Ib lit of a fin liar apjM :ir in;1*1 j Smoked Ham Shanks 39c Butts 49c fliltle more than .'till) years c.ir- ^cropolc, SUodo's 49c Ib. Soare Ribs 50- Ib. T. led to Ih:- tle.ni.Hil thai ;lr -c GIVE FRUIT BASKETS FOR THE HOLIDAYS .'ht jio>..:bly lie foi-'--.-r tippcii • W«si«s'opi Sliced Bacon, delicious . . 59c Ib. OR TO THE SICK •:•< .if th.' (,Uir of 1'iT'J. DELIVERED FRF.E TO HOME OR HOSPITAL f, as t.hi • i!,i;:)it iinlicaie, the VISIT OUR GERMAN BOLOGNA DEPT. Br iippcar.-d at iiit.'rvali of UK! Shopping is just a bowl OUR FRUIT BASKF.TS ARE REALLY BEAUTIFUt .'11.") y.'irs, lhi\c in'.-rvai- of L'vcrwurtl 81c Ib. [ Boloona 89c Ib. .\i-in-s from tli" time it w.is of cherries" German Brotwurjt 89c Ib. '•Cooke d Saloml 'A Ib. 59c GREATEST FROZEN FOOD SAi'.E NOW ON joi ii\l would i^.i ry it l>a.-k Prctsed Ham ','3 Ib. 59c Blood & Tonc/uo F.S. Orange Juice 6 for $1. Lemonade 10 for $* Hr>od Chnojo 89e Ib. TOP Wurst Sara Lee Coffee Cakos special 6°- "Big League" KMbasy 89c Ib. I Knockwurit R9c Ib. Asparagus Spears, Ardsleigh 3 pkgs. 85 r ( HOME «=P C AL 79c Ib. Neopolitan Ico Cream Vi gal. 79 action Keys FRFE SAMPUS - DELICIOUS FOOD T.V. Dinners 59c Stouffors Welsh Rarebit S<> C X/ Sports Games COME — COM SA F — V«CIT P°A TMENT. Tavarin Pizza Pies 69c Pecan Pies 89- In games keyed to realistic re- MPAT IN TOWN - roduction of both the strategy CSock Ful O Nuts Donuts 39c bo~ (and action of blp league sports. Seabrook Creamed Vegetables 29c pkc The unique action of the pro lockey placer, for example, Is ORDER YOUR FPFSH KIUFO TURKEY NOW Seabrook Creamed Asparagus 39c pk- reproduced exactly in a new slide: action, electric hockey OUR TURKEYS ARE TOPS Pineapplo Upsido Down Cake, NEW 69' [game, with a grandstand to # ftomplete the "big league" fcel- Italian Icos 35c pt. Lo Cal Ico Cream 49c p f|glng. Players glide, slide and HOT SAUSAGF. - SW^PT - LINKS - $$pvlst and turn to meet the SAUSAGE MEAT Savarin Coffoo 69c Ib. Holland Housa 10 01. 99i 'ypnaRnctlc puck. The goalie Maxwell HOUJO 69c tb. 'Maxwflll, 10 oz., Coffoo Jffitoanis outside his goal and the ! Maker 1.99 i^*lJct'd of action is right up to Gingerbread Houses i Fisher Mixod Nuts S&W Coffoo 69cIb. .^clir.mpionshlp standards in $4.98 ! No P»anurs Holland House 59clb Savarin, 6 oz. witli ;!;Sthls new kind of pro-action ... when you shop ! 60 Mug 99c gfejflectric sports game. Martinson's, all grinds •'|V Push button bascbaJI, also Order Now $1-29 Coffoo 79c II).. Jomar-Moftinson . 79c bot -$|operatcd elcctricnlly, brings The LEADER first! ;y-S:Bew excitement for Little Planters Slivered Almonds and -jfLcapuers and their fathers who >>j*'Tit to work on strategy for Peanuts All Kind-; Pa«-ty or LOW GROCERY PRICES - NAME BRANDS .Jv.'winter training." There's a Cooking Nuts So*"chanlzccl pltchor. Players You can breeze through shopping chores in a jiffy when you 3 cans $1.00 Groon Giant Poos 3 for 50c W.R. Frunch Beans 3 for 50' ?*™«(UTi!ly c:.ich line drivis. iCorn Niblels 3 For SO' ^ TJicre is a trend to styling Champaane Grnon Giont Corn 3 for 50c know exactly where to go to get the best values in exactly Continentals Mcx"corn ..only 3 for SO' e sports names .<•() thi-y qual- Cooked Ham Mashed Yams . 3 for 50c »•'• decorations to the fnm- 10 oz. Whito PotcilOPS 4 for 50c; Okro and Tom Moinr Cot^up 2 for 45c play their favorite .-qiiniir:. If you can't find the food you want or li! 39c uani"!,' or World War II con- PICES AT THEIR LOWEST j Molts Cider 4 bots. $1 cts. Fruit Cocktail, V/i .. 3 for SI ; 0v\ Monte Tomato Juico ;.:;;-P. Golf i;an>o ):iir. ...]7cr :\r.ot!icr - COMPARE - D.I. Cut Beans 3 for 50c .. 2 for 49c c of youthful fun. No. 5 Pape 46 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962
V-'OReiC THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING ABOUT THE TREMENDOUS ADDITION TO
OHIO KEYSTONE Pittsburgh , BARON'S NEW DRUG DEPARTMENT Wheel!* IT'S A MUST TO SEE APS PLANT In Celebration We Offer the Following Flabbergasting Specials WEST VIRGINIA. , 39c Reg. $2.98 Reg. $7.50 THK LOOK AHK.M> IN KXTHA- m»*e-mouth nci-ting New York Cily with Ui«t»t© Reg. $2.95 >m;il \Hn:tAr- 800.CHVJ fc,lu« TJ« dnvjjtj.i arrow* to the w«t PLASTIC COATED Owntd utililK-* in. <'t||li[ tvittrrn tb-itrd d FOR GIFT WRAP SCHAEFFER *nd the DUlrirt o/Columbi* onrxtra- jfl>r«vnt luita with lh« 1/aiumlMioa Sortilege kJJ£ti mllaici Inrumiiuion IIIH-B fur ((irf of tlw American Klmric l'o»» p y Syaton. AHi'ihrny l*o*tr Sjiwm rrtnttfrini «rvl Mlcndinf Arrviao to i-mtinAtt is rtorlfitm Ni-* JIT- Playing Cards SO million P«..JIIL' utrtfufiuliUn Nnv York iiidi- a.kd Anwiirnn fclectric we f^rt oX th« i^infudty, hifli V>)|HI:.> tto Jh(ercunncct«l Kyatenu Group, • Scotch Tape Ball Point Pen Perfume f lwx uLh jji Uw I'fHUiylvanLi New Jci- t»jncr (*a>1 uefeoik rit/ivlliif tnm Double Deck lwJ to jfin iv*r oil prugr.iiii. A f)l*rnl InUr thcCnot UV.-* loll* Gulf of Muduo l o( ljitMfiW kiloH^IU of ix-W and UMI to Die Kockiui 3 Rolls 1 .49 1 .19 Mountainside Rotarians US Foreign Policy Hear Reds' 'Voice' Only 19c TERRIFIC BUY! NEW MOUNTAINSIDE — Norman Reg. $7.50 BATTERY POWERED CORDLESS Topic for LWV Thomas, past president of the Reg. $16.95 Belleville Rotary, presented re- CREPE DeCHINE LIBRARY cordings he has made of Voice of Reg. $1.00-INFANT Vibrating Kussia broadcasts to members of Hair Dryer Set Guest Speaker the Mountainside Rotary Club BOOKS "Current ii roblcms in United Monday at the Halfway House in Hair Brush & Perfume & Tooth Brush vtatcs Foreign Policy" will be the Route 28. ONLY! title of tho talk Dr. Abraham Ye- A ham radio operator Mr. g.49 Toilet Water 'jelson will give to the members of Thomas has recorded the short Comb Set The following new books hav the League- of Women Voters of been added to the shelves at the wave broadcasts, which arc made .95 WeE'Lfield when he spoaks here in English by the Russians. SET Westfield Memorial Library: Wodnesday. I)r Yeselson will Fiction: The Oregon Ititlcs, Ben speak «t the Woman's Club til 8:15 4.39 nett;Tale for the Minor, Culishor p.m. The jneeting is open to the• LEGAL NOTIttS • 49c Reg. $3.00 Reg. $9.95 Combat Stories of VorJd War 11public. and Korea, Chamberlain; Find the .\oTirrc TO citmuoii Dr. Yesclson is associate profes- Estate nf JOSKI'H K. l!ICKi:US, Reg. $1.98 Woman, Disney; The Waiting Hii known UK JUSKl'H BUWAItl) PRINCE Game, Fullerton; All the Living, sor of political science at Kutperu UlI'KIOUS, flrl'L-UKC-d. Reg. $2.00 Univcrs-ily. Born in. New York j'lir^unnt to tin- onicr <>r i:nc;r:.Ni Reg. $2.00 Henkle; Mudnme Castel's Lodgc*^ J. K1HK ,SuirDK»to of tlio IMunly ( MATCHABELLI Makeup Keyes; The Edinburgh Caper, Mc- City, IHJ Tc*eived his bachelor's rulon, tnitile i>n the thirtieth ilay of and master's degrees at Rutpers. Nvt'inlifr, AJ.)-, l!»t;y, kipDii the up- Kelway; Beware of the Trains, jiMeatlon of tlio mulerElK"ntlil, at Montgomery; Morto d'Urbnn, Pow- In 1064 he was uwurded his doc-C*-<'lHur uf the I'Mlute of MIIM ito Wallets Apple Blossom Mirror LorftU; in Politic-aJ Science by Mt'tl, nnllee IH hereby Ktven tf, the Perfume ers; The Dny She Died, Ueilly; The Brown UniveriiJty. Since that time iMUMH of Nllld ilt^etrfiHeil t(i t'Xhll' : FOR HIM OR HER Viceroys, Koburlo; Wide is the th>- uul)Kcrll>l-r uiitlvr outh or itf- FOR HIM OR HER TOILET WATER Horizon, Koberts; Full Term, he has taught -at Rutgers. natluii Ih^lr t'lnlinK anFulbrie;ht uilil (,rdt;r. or tliuy will )JL* fru-eve Stratton. mrri-it froio ]>rom-eullnn in- n-etivcr Non-fiction: The Norton Anthol- •scholarship, teaching in the Uni-iif^ tin* KHIIX' URulnst the »wl>MerHi«r versity of :]lelsinloi while he was Sol,urliiin TrxtMt C«jnii>»»y, of 77c In Christmas Package 98c ogy of English Literature, WrHlllflil, N. J., Abrams; What io Tell Your Child there. Jte has written n book on Kltcc-ulur' United iSUxtes ond JPcrsi'an diplo- li-arO fie Mftiiill. Altornt'jH About llirth, Denth, Illness, D ;i; icim HI. vorcc, and Other Fumily Crises, matic relations, and has lectured IVI-.III1I.|II, N. J. Arnstein; Your Key to Creative at various colleges in this country. 2ru i' JII These Are Not Just One Day Specials: Thinking, Maker; The Jncompar Tho mct'ting ia being arranged «•!•; TO < IIKIMTOHS able Max, fieerbohiu; The English by the league's foreign iwlicy cQm- UKIlllr lit AlMiUSTA 1'. in^ittet, with Mrs. George Boxer us J'nrMiimt to tin' UI-IIIT of KIKIKN Novel, 1678-1 !>5ti,'Bell; In Uncf .P. ICIlIK tiiirri>|$uti-. .if tin' I'ouilly i>l Authority, Diddle; The Conscience chairman. I^ocal leagues through- 'Hiiun, niuilf nil Ihi' thirtieth ilsiy <>l But EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT Prices out the country ore studying U. S. '.'nvenihur, A.l>., l!*li-, upon,lilt: !!]>• of a Liberal, Howies; The Ameri- illrntlon nf the mnWirMlKtii'd. u»- can Tradition in Literature, Brnd lorciga policy, with a particular •;.ti-ciit(ir ">f the cHluli' of Halt) (lii- ley; American Drama, liroussord; interest un world economic develop- •onn''d, nollL'O IH lu-ri'by KIVIMI to 111 In Our New Toy Department! Tl'llll'irH llf WIlUl (lft'l'llHL'd t(» CXll Common Sense About n Starving ment. All loaguo mcmWm, iheir n tin- (subftcrliier umliT ciulh ur uf- World, Culder; Staging the llibie, husbands -and friends have beam tlrmntton their cln)mH jiml deiniinil: invited to attend. IKitlllHt till' CKtatf: Of HKl(l lll'l-<'I»Ml:il Casey; Ihe Origins of Knee ivithln KIX numtliM friun tlio tint* '>( Coon; Festivals of Europe, Coop- Mra. 'F. W. iSerbo is in charge *n\\\ (»nlor, or tlify will IHJ forpvv Reg. $4.00 Reg. $2.00 Reg. $3.00 Reg. $5.00 er; Instant Math, Culler; Promises xirri'tl fruin iironi'crutltiK ">i" ri'toviT- of the social hour following the HK l)iu fimuu UKfllimt thi' nuljHf;rll>i' All Tonka All Fisher-Price All Milton Bradley Remco to Keep, Dooley; The riu Fonts, tolk. :Mrs. 'Harry 'M. .Montgomery Cuililli- 15. UuvlilHuu, Jr., l-lxfcutor Dorian; Mr. Wilson's Wnr, Dosund Mrs. K. D. Smith will pour. DUVIIIHDII, Hlttti*rlnuio & Lynch, Passas; Modern Nursing. Dueus. Members of Mrs, Serie's commiit- AlUiriu.yH Toys :;4 Knnt Krund SI. Trucks Games Science Kits Also, New Voice.-!) of Hispanic loe will provide hoinetmule cook- U'l-nlllc-lil N\ J.- America, Flnkult; The Whole I2-I1-41 ' VKVH f-1.1 O.49 .98 World'3 in His Hand, Flctrhor; XOTII10 TO t'lli:illTUIIS 19 3 Unliilr (if M AltJOItl!'; I.'AIILYLK Men of the Frozen Nurth, Freuch- UIIJ.ION, KIHO Unoivu HA MAltJOltll-. en; A Fragment of Autobiography, Legislative '. MILLION, llnl-llKi'il. l'\li'Hiiunt to I tii. m.l.r of lOUCICN', Gunther; Inside Kussia Toiluy. lie- .1. K1UJ\ Surri,Kii(e ul1 theC^ouiity o, Reg. $12.95 Reg. $16.00 vised Edition, (!unl)u'r; When It's Union, niitiU- nil Uu- Ihlrtitlh r of the i-Hliuo of Hiild ilt'- •ctiMrii. nolli-u IK lii'i'hy «lvi?n to I In- Steel Hart; Chiistmiis, liiui^im; Care- uctiims taken by the State Legis- Tfilitut-H of Hiild ilia-i'iiHL'il to rxlill>i[ REMCO'S SHARK free Gurdvning;, Mersey; The aturu in Trenton, Mondny. 0 thi.> HuLtXi'rlUfr IIIHIIT outli or tlf- Starfighter Readur's Encyclopedia of Ameri- Both Houiei Inniitlon lhoir cluims nml ih-tiiiuulH 1 1 KLI i tint ttio t'titntr v( Hitld ill IJ-IIMIMI RACER Wagon can Lile-ralurc-, Hcrzln. )^'; stand- Passed and sent Governor •vllhln nix iiKintlm Croni tin- ilntr • U-Control Gas Model ard Encyclopedia of the World's •aid orikv, or tln'y will ln> foli-v-i-r lughes a bill allowing the state miri'il from iiroHci-ullniv or n-rovci- U-Control Racer n* Oceans an I 1: 11 til' One of the World's Finest nien, Mih-w; Tho Ni'W York Tinios MnrsTAiNsini.;, n, tnni.^r.-i- io Reg. $82.50 — Fully Guaranteed Garden Hook, Kvw York Times; second state to do so. lli:.MiY WlKI.ASl' anil I'l.iMltlv *?••>. Senate U IKI..\N1>. for iM-i'inl.i.'H loi-iili'il III So LnUKh a I.ittlo. l'ic.on; The HIV.I ('. S. Ilimiu-iiy #:;. Moimlnln- SMOKING PIPES Earth and You, Pounds; The Com- Passed and sent t^ov. Hughes a slih-. N'l-vv .lci>,->-, iln- I'liimry Hrlnll WALTHAM WATCH bill doubling lici'nse fees for milk plete* Tu;u-tmaster, lVnchnow; La- •nr.-' IHMII'II In f'AN 1'OU'li'S S'l'KAK bor Lnw, Karelin; In and Out ofdealers, to provide the money for lufSI-: HI' M(i|>S"l'A!.\°SII>)'; IN'" FOR HIM OR HER .79 1 a hoofed up enforeumont of milk in- I In- in'i'iiilsi'K Im-iili-il ut >»:<•) \ ONLY! Ctiuructur, liatlilioiii ; .Soiilh Wind '. S. llli:li»-iiy i/H, .Moiinialnslili.. Kcd, Kay; The (juei'iis and theprice ruk's. ,,M .liTsi-y. Passed und sent (iov. Hughes si 'I'ln- iiiiiiiis ami rt-nl l>l»ll.j>iil lor Iriin.^fir lire II.I I<-1- Reg. $8.50 Value Award Pri/.e Sport Sturit-s, Smith; bill preventing reduction in value Reg. $1.00 of real ostato tax exemptions for 1 I'.-II ry \viii;inii, :.,:i iinliy mil. Sources for the Life of Christ; li>imi»l>i»lilt'. N. .1. LANVIN Wolf Willnxv, Sti-Kiier; SpiM-d velerais ami hnnieownors over rliiin- Wl.'liinii, 2;,J Holly 11 It*. Barons Discount Price Mathematics Simplified, Ktoridnril; Ufj in most counties in !!!<»;}. 1'MIIINllllHlil!', X. .1. Powder i iliji-t-lioun. If :in>'. iihonlil In' niath- My Sin Modern Microbiolon.v, Umhruil; For tho first time in roce-nt his- inm,'ill,iii'lv In M-illliiK (<>: BI.JIK Pvcurntivi' Wall HiUiKiill-'s, Vim tory, formally rejected a gllherna- i. Ill H'l-'AK'l'll. IIIM'KIIKII Cli-rli nf Reg. $1.00 Reg. $1.25 (oiinl nomination, rcturaing the In- I :.n i,ui;li i,l M,.inil;l Inslilr. Mitt l)«nuiiel<'ii: Tin- Art »! .Simple Kiddies' Color CIRO Gift Set French Conkery, Wall: A N'alinn nomination '<( f'arlluii Mason tu U\N 111)1 Fitihts Iinek, Wvrstrin; (irrcci' and the Potnwuro Kivrr and Hay Au- iili-, N. .1. tilt" Islands, Wlielptmi; I'nrliniiH'ii- Ibority after Sen. Chillies W JV »i? Reflexions 5.50 tary Pruecdun-, Whitney; What Sandtnnn said Masun was "per Bubble 59c I> AnH'ricans lielicvi* and How 'I'ltcy tonally (>lia()N'iolis to him. Wor:-hij>, Williams; I'cni'l llarluii-, Assembly Bath Perfume WdhlstcLter ; (.'uiiit'inpmiii y l-'ur- Di'Dlocrats iilos(» lChm-r M. ,Mjit um, Wm^e. thews nf KPSCX County to he Large Christmas Assortment speaker in llMl.'l and ,). Kdwsiri' I'raliifl of Miildli-scx t'omity to hi- LEADER CLASSITIEDS PAY majority leader. 49c 49c Reg. $2.00 Reg. $1.00 LUCIEN LELONG MOMENT SUPREME Tailspin Bubble Cologne Bath liles* the ladies Mr. Give The Chili! 1 iio -in enjoy Harry F. Criss s«M'ine: t lien) all when I..iM month, our .successful 98c Famous tln'V stwp in here to t\v And they enjoy i"olk.u;iic Jcil this /\^ency in ttii:ir Cliri.-*tnias shop- seeing our prices, I .s.ilcs. /\s .1 Si.ilc Mutual s]>c- ping. .Mr. Field! (.i.ili.M, liu'.s well equipped to ! .i>sist you in pl.innin^ a sounil ! tinJlKI.il Illlute Ehrou^ll lil'c Phone ADAMS 2-6680 ; itiMir.iiKC. ! THE WAGNER AGENCY 90 John Street the Store of 10,000 Gitts New Tork 38, N. Y. Local Telephone: AD 3-2259 243 E. Broad St. Opp. Rialto Theatre lVI UTU AL OF AMERICA FIKU>aa[B, 307 South Avc..\VcsUiuld,N.J..AD 3-0218 OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 A M to 9 P *