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scout, moved Ultra step clan, and Ronald became-a-chief Two Lf>caTInditMrt«~ ford [of tbe by completing re- Win Safety Certificates For, Annual Luncheon I quirements star scout~rank. GARWOOD — Two local indus- GARWOOO-Ronald Neighbo _ Commissioner Afcftfiei have been awarded certifi- and Mrs. J.I I thur Biddle presented Ross Row-cates of merit for achieving a per- annuat~tuncbeon 'land With a miniature Jlrst classr 1 fect safety/record among employes Teachers' Association badge, whfcb-he In turn presented during the. first quarter of 1953. v Ladies' Auxiliary of Bay Leaf Post and John R, '•*«§•«» I to his mother. at the organization'« monthly meet- The certificates were awarded ing bvLincota School last Wednes- of the bride |^;^e*Ma«naii7and to So^oco Products Company of than Dayton RegionaJ Kgb Scaoal. Cammie .^JQgden were presented, North avenue, and Wadel Equipr day. Mrs. Katherine WaRhef Ts Springfield, it CEREBRAL wJtithh hitl d* l chairman of the committee in «nUw ! *WSI* «ordrf for selling the mtjnf Company-of> 119North av.e= meetint g of itbe. auxiliary In Bay l'mosmostj (Tickets,: tirWetft . fj>f«tr- ih« «~«.» *-> nue-aLt i .».the- firs,••t^ annual• ,'^J tttnnef'ow,--T»'rf! charge of arrangements for the!>af -Memorial Home, Ztl Sooth WW* -tnCtlJnion 'CoUnty Safety* Council 'affair."' , • ••; '••.-.. - -ivenue. -• v. ^,.^'" / SHwwJ, Springfteld. [v'ei Lemper" _ in Elizabeth, T?y CJ^e$r*efl6rtlger.JZiMrs. JELvelyn -- First and second places . senterf by Mr. Ogden, to Explorer deputy, director t)f the Bureau of chairman of a nominating commit Richard Wi)son and John Albert Lawson and Scout John [•Engineering and "Safety, New Jer-fee" to~ "prepare'a ~slat Mrs. Castaldo Elerte.l town and is » Pethick as best Troop 80 e, p y o «"ter. Major hieh- camp- sey Department •oT'Labor'and^Inj for the coming "year. Berkeley Heights. NEW JERSEY, THUr^DAY, lUKlFl 4 ers.L. while^ JFack Allen. David Mrs. Dorothy Tears*, president, sssays was "DemocracSubjecy t of the coascrosa the Beach, George Jones.X Jeff Mar- 1 Another similarity is th conducted the" meeting—Refresh- We Make If Medals shall and Carnmic6gd«h received ments were served by Mr#. Mar- «—*-^ tajttrinigs historl awards presentedi7& as ,a trostee. She i* bronze camper medals: ' " i • Explorer Scouts Plan garet cAr,'Mrs. Marjotie Nobbs Winners at fh Ohe-year scoutmaster medals and Mr*.. Esther Tonjes., • Vy'^U- ber of the Ladies Auxiliar as back many morel Trip ta Stokes Forest ^ Judges in tbe<4contest we^e theLeaf Fust «M7. i erven - Crane's Ford. ' for attendance advancement, r dfntral Kalbxlad''8tatloii camping'and scout spirit were pre- GARWOODi^aiuts of J&cplorer 3ev. Charles BfcTagpe of St, 'Uttfie afuropean version 8 Anne's Churchy the Rev. Walter C _. home town"-^wa» first sented to ^couts Ball, Beach, Con- Me* I* Service Vgypr, McC$rd. McGrath, Rittweger,S^rSe^d ^ %S '44 aas>-R«»nipn Pugh, St. Paul's Evangelical __J by the Slendenhing faro- there until June 18," il! was an- Scheduled fOr June 5 ..Reformed Church, and tbe KENILWORTH - Army Pft Seven- Persons Appointed Directors; |V. , Which visited the borough last Lsc'he*. Weydeineyer andXWhft- nounced this week. Plans for the ' •• • JJ, ' • — .' ;La«rence J. Motan. son of Mr. i ' nVeyer. Receiving the medai\for Eric S. Toogher, Presbyterian s nd Warner Plasa (Northside of SUUont -^—. Miss Phyllis Glendenning, THE C&ANFORD CHtTKCH trivs-ip^ .vv^rweri %:e madIIIUUeC lastaoi t Wednesdavvcruiiarauaj'y I ^•SPRINGFIEL T —^^- D• — The• class-(Of' .^ [M«. Dennis A. Nolan of 12 North I our New Courses Authorized lor School; the second year, were Scouts Al- Church. Mrs. Catherine Gribble - of Mr. . and Mrs/ E. B. night at a meeting at the home of 1944'of Jonathan Dayton Regional ^__ ^ beert getting, •CIO] versary edition of The^Citiien and I mejBbers. Refreshments len, Arnold, Jones^Lawson, Mar- Herbert Werthweini,;^^adviser,..5,; r,.S.1 SLHigg h School will hold Itsft frinth Withhold J^ecisron on Secohd Seitiester ng off 60S Orchard street, ~* v- ^-«-«»«»*ii ys IIII^VIVUVII till'I were ttrst ^ hand '^coaabat training -jn Stores Offering •.-' "• ^-. Watont Avenue ' - visit thth e towaragaitin this shall, Ogdep, Petlflck, Robey and Locust avenue.., j'- _" "annual reunion June 5 at" the v^ Chronicle published in 1943 in ceit- served following the Business ses- Zesch. Don McCord " received a atnmir warfare at Camp Desert' - The Cranfprd Aijult School has decided to ihkrpprate, Mrs.; 2:0ft- 4:00p. ml^-Johnson & Johnson Plant:oneii for bration of its SOth>ear of publica- si on. t John Maniscalco is chairman of Washington House. . ^S "~~Alcoa 25-Year Clab Her-, proving ground of the bargaini s and..d P^ovam / ^^ • inspecUon. . WB »or n Day three-year : medal -. and \Larry 1 chnrlcs Redden, director, aQnouhCedr The) leaders of Se sch«SI~mef tion along with a recent issue were the committee .making arrange- Among those serving qn the ^ Memorial Field (Myrtle Avenue) -~ Pethick a four-year medah \ Has Annujd l%hnnr : bomb. WoJanis * driver in ' 'ay evening with th^Tadvisorj^comrriitt^ to consider th^ 'proposal. during Weekend Sal Vo-Chaititl 'Tjseht to, the Middlesex Chronicle. ments for'thtetrip. He is assisted committee are Mrs. Harold Need Company D of the Zfeth Regimen- e 3:30-5:30 p.m-rSupervised games for il age arouns-^ by Robert DushaneK and Bruce GARWOOD— Sixiy-eiglr Seven persons were sctectecTalrtHrecWs' of the schooL-JThey a Additional information will be sent and MissyDbris T. Colwejl, botH tal Combat Team from Camp are ; - Prizes- Booths on display groups— Hayde'n. ^ Thomas Casale presided bers o* the Twenty-Bve-Tear Club Mrs. Redden, Mrs.-w. T. dolling ^wOror^hanning R«dd (ted: TJbe bor in the near future. Olympic Park Grctw ^ of Garwood. Fred Roessle of Scotch .* Y. Before enterinfi the arc: Ucipating in .the-Cranford —^_ 6:30-7:30 p.m.—Mock Baseball Game -=-poiW> '-' r Furtheirther points of interest Wilwill Q^ . *" ' • WW 11 [at- the meeting. < • Plains is class president. ' - of the Aluminum Gerhard V.Kellner, Dr. Hn»»«nit V . ^<:. ; , Department vs. Fire Department ,.,_:'• her a.copy of M Ama attend y W52. he was Days sales event today, tomorrow V 7:30-8:00 p.mAThrec Boys* Boxing MatchS - also b e ffortKcomingforthcoming,. because Miss tjCOUtS£ MMOiU Featuring Jungle Act . America attended the seventh ain annlaml byv the Twin riu,City Nurseratin>vwlth/the Cranford land."Spain, Holland and France. Ogden to the new scoutmaster, this jungle act is trddJtion«tf — bdro on Sunday and also" held a 25th. Infantry :/Oivls|pn.'.Pvt._Le fred W. Glynn of Kenilwortb by Magatf^Uj William Bru- Day program tomorrow, the Bus- A. C Marshall, are very well' Miss. Glendenning'will be a gticst nwnth'.in the^meanwhile, Mr. Ker- C Holds done and give a vivid description Fred Ball, as the troop held its fin- Keller puts his head In a lion's .family picnic. There were'about Meur,, who' entered Jihe Army in elected president and He*-.. . _^ Jman iness Assodatio _ the'English town \vhen she re-al Indian ceremony Court-of Hon- mouth. - .._-...... 75 in attendance. Cubmaster Fred- Is a membej of Werme of/ Cranf**** was; chosen viijt was -authorized to ' ot the town and its background. turns_ejirjy_jn-july.—*>~-—^— ™" ** " " " very proud - • —Patriotic concerts by Joseph "Bar erick McCar/ick was in charge of the 89th Tank Battalion's Com- vice president* ) tne po- Drode of 4U Wahiat avenue necessary legal- steps to incorporate e sition waas ping cenfer.vPaper bags will be. the Ctanford Church, whicb^ is byteriatr-Chu'rch "y sile's band, with Bubbles Ricardo pany Ai In" dviliBtCrOfe, he was John fc Inc school. placed over4he parking meters. H-.—... • • ••*•• -i- L Charles P. Acker o} Plainfieia IU«wi ii. ii-. one thousand years Creative The retiring 'scoutmaster told • was announced that Anthony employey d by'thy e Thatcher Fur- a9CBHB OK X9 . The decision The GJft "Days "event, as th* zalohe itt mb hd i nn ; B.uf iheTuwer~of the ''he-had*enjuyeil WUTIUUK wltlr Cnn p y namc linplics. wQFfeature'_gjfj{ Plans _ OT_ "^ ^"g^S^^been ^name d «^«^chairman fo^r a~plcnic" -building iI* a list of rectori; from -the-boys-of-the-trpbprdU'ri'ng'Jthe' Keller's cats, Freddy Wolth- Si/c Micnard Henry, son of Mr. visory council. This will with each purchase of a specinee Miss/Joan Uoyd Plansfor (he_clos[n meeting ot to be. held June 15 at Nomahegan rormer Garwood Man.. yvnii in an, unbroken line. The past, four>eiars~and^then' asked"If' cyclist; Howard and and Mrs, Theodore "Henry of 310 | the-school..feomfjthtrCt ^ Hipoutit, in most local stores. A ^) .the season for the Cr/nford^Crea- Pkjr Cranford. . ' North avenue, will be spending Married in_ Newark Wh r Class Vasedlctorian; /present tower was btiilt in 1400. there was anyone outside the coun- Wanda r Bll, • 'acrobatic dancers', Council, which. was instrumenJ*V page tabloid supplement in today't -—3ne-cj»mrh—alro"-hag~a^Pnri8hf »-•,.iBbe— -».l: held in the and Paitr this week-end at hQme with his GARWOOD-^Miss Joan JU Aa- WOSTB—August J. Wil- cil ring who would take his place ilijler, comely contor- Jr, it CIS Kensington ave- I in sponsoring' and forming the issue -lists the outstandingjbuys tc Other Priaes Register which starts in 1564 andmunicipal building 6n June,. 11, tionist. Bowling Champion family. He has been Out on opera- drus, daughter of Mr. be made in the various local par were made at an executive board us leader of the council. Mr. Ball tions with the TJSSJMidway, air- _ is.'the racspseut of a cash r schopL . . . Elizabeth Uoyd of is ' »lmost complete. The central Tne new ', due Hondoy/fea^ Jules Andrus of Berln ticipating itores. More than meeting Monday night) at the home answered and was led to the coun- GARWOOD — Mary Schaeffer, craft carrier, for the past six awasd for a soggestion accepted'by- /. The advisors decided to withhold formerly of Cranford. portion of the church was destroy- itures Leon became the bride of „ extra copies of the -ed by Ore in 1710, but was rebuilt cil li b El Chief Larry Peth- ^.__., . tousseau, Wno cli- the in- months. The ship touched ports in tte idoin -Toor Ideas" Committee j 'a decision on ,,a proposal to have was named valedictorian of the thaxes his, aerial act with a 50-foot dividual crown in theOUnJon Coun- Pawlikowski, Jr., son of Mr. were distributed in tho surrounding/] in 1716 : -1 . Spain, Greece. Italy' and North Mrs. Pawlikowski of SM Lake of the Standard OO. Development .two sessions this coming year~un- •enlor clau of Union Junior Col- ty Women's Major League w^itl> an •i] /all. At that time a survey will trading territory. -v\ In M»_April J54 edition of the At the June meetirl new ittft* j average of 177.6 for 99 games^it'Africa. .••'.•• '. _--\ • .avenue. -Clark, focmerrjr of Gar- esugge*tion -•tjvmmenccmcnt exercises Middlftsex Chronicle, which circu- itS^andlBud Al/c Joseph C. Bergamo of the wood, at'Zlon Lutheran Cbn by WilUams pro- be. made to determine reaction to MercbariU participating In .the CVWlin to C9 C8C nyBDedlli alntini" dian costume to_Mr. Ball and wish- and was. announced this'week. She had , therie e aappearep d wlIK be registered, for th* per- - at Newark, at 9 Py m. on May IC vided for the of a pos- the proposal. It was the consensus Gift Days follow: A at A Hardware, library * "* " ed him success ao the-sfarth-scout- formers. Alban-Lewis. Barnett's liquors, Miss Lloyd U,t year was award- informing Its to be held June 13 Con : The Rev. B; D. Tohy^p«r16nned that 'here should be a strong re- master-of-the' troop. , ' - Baron's Drug Store, Bell's Phar- ed tbe Margaret Hanson Memorial //«er«s thawati another Cranford —— here Is being given to the question, of ' the ceremony. A receptta ardetTfor -two-semesters before During the ceremony, Richard Progress Qub Meets B. 8TANLKT MaeCtAS|r macy. Breen's Liquor Store, Citi- Skholarship which goes toW out. // in New Jersey — exists and re- whether' an outdoor or Jndoor at the War. Memorial Covey any action is taken. . <~'~- ~~ Biddle became a member <£ tne highest personnel score In com- sen and Chronicle, Coronet Vash- •tandingjnember of the freeman porting Miss Glendenning's inter- show is to.be held. \, The Progress Club met. TuCi> Hillside.. • .-. _ KENTLWaSTB—*red_Bd_B.. Covey Four new courses were author- «st in the community. The article troop and was given-his tender- afternoon at' the hbme of Mrs. .., petition with individual members ized. They are: Bridge, municipal lonaj Cranford Bootery; Cranford of Cranfont High It was reported that 15 members foot- pin.. Fred Ball. .Pete Stout Cook-Out for Brownies . Mrs. RichW Payne of Berkeley of jW Soafli T»uitf» . -second. street Cycle *' 'toy Co.. Cranford 5c and a|so expresses the hope that more F. Hanzl'. 4 Central avenue. Fea- of other teams and the second as HeighuVas her sister's natron-of and county government, aptitude^ of the groUp went to New York by and- -Ted Wetland moved to • the GARWOOD — Members of jiertwl president of Lyons | 10c 8tore, Cranford Furniture Mr. information bn Cranford, New Jer- bu« on Saturday to.«ttcnd an am- 1 tured, on the program was a dra- captain of his team accepting a hpnor. Bridesmaids were Mice testinfi and arm-chair travel. It Selected , A. Uoyd second step clan and ' iieJTroop. 3^/plan.to have a trophy-for-his-team7"whlieh""was riiaptfr of Pnabyteriaa- Corp... Cranford. Camera Center, ~y, wilt be sent to the piper. T ateur artists' exhlbiji - Reports al- j^ngTjrThe^SeaGull, Julia Pawlikowski, sister of the EVabeth Avenue Presby- also was announced that the course —».. ~ request, an annl- ed second class pins. Ross RowRow-1 by Anton Chekhov.'presenteChe d by it this afternoon at the home flrst in the season's competition. Dalne Stoop, Fern's Furniture, Lions Hold so were presented by committee 1 Leora Uskovec of 248 bridegroom; Miss Zenia Varmsky Rffiaide. He was -What's New in Medicine- will be was «trickrn with polio: land, by-becoming a first clasclasss MrMrss . JJRR .L Lowo . \ Joseph is the son of Mr. and Mrs.of Newark and Miss June continued under tbe direction ot Goldberg's Men's Shop, Harris, At a dinner gixrn for the enue, • I J. Bergamo of, 260 North avenue. installed by the lev. Arthur North- By itotary ltd.. Home 4 Family Store. ~ heldiof Maplewood. Judith Dr. Edward Coe. Prosecutor Ft. Monday evening at the n. n, Abo. Horton's Firestone, Jay- Election Ptatandd. Miss Lloyd i >w •"* Russell Moras will be In charge of ( thr government course and countjU~Pari« Can Mar. Jody Maida. Just "Kids, Kay " - llo aUtnortaJ Ubersl Arts Ighoppa; Lethim'i fabrtc Center. and the French prt«-. and teal official* will apeak on ^^ Or. Arthur L. Johnson, "7 Roy K- Sdwller New ottbcc 'Dos m" of irm*** and mmL Pat sals of the other courses PresOdegtt t Select Otbecj^ lossodant o-rf —»~—arhoof. pprcarnt- will be announced In the near fuy b. art. dagiw y, m turc, Mrs. Redden said. H. Stanley atacOary of theand Hardware, 8cber • Drug 8tot«. Offiern aUMlTravlee* Shapiro's Dapt Store. Spsed Auto Attending tbe m—tmg. which Cranford Rotary Club, lite under, Roy K. Scbettor w« casrted writer for the Acids Mutual life Store. Sportsman's Shop, Swan '. praaidenland «a* held at Mrs. Comas* home. 18 Claanoa, Towne Whopps and Wini- president of the Lkn* Club, suc- Madlace avenue, wcrt: Mrs. Red- Insurance CotntMtty. .was elected ceeding Dr. Waiter K. Faanarttt. O» faculty. governor of Distrii ni of Rotary fred Shop. MTswFa^CaM. Ym*fsdU*. C~*r. Y~r~U~C-». Y~t«U*.c~. FWF rirn, Mrs. Collinx, Mr. Rudd. Mr. at tbe w«ekJy dlnarr mcrting in Cranlord •tudvnu r*- International, world-wide ^arvtc* Kcllncr. Mrs. WillUm*, Mr. Ker- the Coach and Four EUtUurtu dub orgsnltatign. at Ttota/V« 44th n R. v>ckrMis. W. G. Dexter. Vlrs. J. C. "Tuesday nl*ht. •» Orxhard rtr^t. annual convention, wnkg cuwiud- IUn», Batt«i of 4S-A Klein. Homer Hall. Ha Norbert •d iu «esskxu In Pans, frsnok. b>at Other oAcrr* 'wtrt rt»m#rf m* Smith. ws^ Fln« vict-ptniAmnt, Al- Thursday. He will »erv« (or the 1IL erf i Alto. Mrs. D. N. Tyr«. Mn. Wsl- J. Davies. Bxcond •th 19&S-54 flfcal yrsr. and wUQ take of Sot ~trr a. ConJey, omc« July I. Alfr«l Ncwrwanacr. MUt Jura- 370 Pupils Mr. MscCUrr U a past pt«atdsnt J. rck sod Mrs. Av«ry of the CrsnfLrd rtub. Hr hat been IT Sprur* •rive in Iocs) ctrtc orgaataaOons.' »r. 'Nicaola* LaC«rt». UB UM*T and aerved on Uw Craaierd Ctv4- Summer CerebralVaUy U*n Drf «nw Motor Corp*, ta* Po- Paul O. Dunham, aonf >—f*«f l>cc Emergtnrr Carps sad t>>e Bad Henry Lovrtt, and hlatcataa. Mac- fC4 Croaa Ambulaoca Corps tfurtfVf nin« Rowitf- Fund Drive Wotid Wax U A loUl of m tutva Latter W IWvti ao4 AJVUHM/ A* district governor, b» win ro- D>« iooc wtiT* tan«i trut**** U* (Wiuuc OK •r-rrkrr mx***TJn at«n fim tour oam year. wTta«i« Ttv* an4 Lnvtt CHS Extended the 37 Rotary Hubs whirh OCWT,- C. Troutm*/> trwo*c« u* tw* r*w« Cotto p«*« Dutrirt 111. turn at taui &o- »nA Charta* J «m^«»^ <** - p> •, an in and M/. L*CtMU k«»J •*- astj for With U>* raotinuad (7«wta of thr Kotary orpaal**tjc*i In •!) part* up l'*m by OM r»r»«i'T**rbrr |uf the wcrla. 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WtDJffiESPAY, 1MAY 27, 1888 '-• THR ftP CITIZEN

Albatw Member JJS in ves Touring Rugby Team - Rip BllJ A'hans1 has taken up..a now thletif endeavor. He is u^mctnber /. Michael's Potter Exhibit of the llrst United States"•• Dedicatio ial (earri ever t« go abroad." Th will ''play a 28-game schedule •1 (>oml Pitching Job in.: Le» Farrelt Hands m Four Meet Recoirtls Broken by GHS team Australia and New Zealand. • I V Albatis gninwl^/amc as a trai-k.-J. As Jeafte Bell Sefe two NeW Dash Mdrkn. lVP'sJHu-firLbc-ils man ut North Carolina In .v-thc tightest: a.i.vJr M-iCUtttock 4^) Run, Sieg High Hurdles * Califbrhia... He wirs^-rnembcr of Slated ' Four rithei- team* were interested spectators Jast^hursday after- the.*1948 Olympic te l/mr nation asfrider.. noon at Wartnance> ravds Sunday ut' waO»m\co Park, Gjj> J:ist Thuj <v T!v Plains. Trailing in friurth place un in the llrst inning. An error was" Clifford Scott of East Orange WIKI'SV flsual s .limeow n«"«". «r Family. message by thejtev, ;jRobor: ^ iy the Braves', slu>rtsti>i). Jim Kcn- , with 7 "4 points arid Harrison with the son of Mr. andMrs. v:n.' ity, Let-ill)u"the fourth fightirti br6ther unto death. Longaker, pastor^ will ? Witts 2, a, a base 'on* balls and .Jack Fee- A'AAIbnns of 42Wall School at 'r.lO aA.-^pi." At',"il a. rn. —h;ilf-a point. • '•' ci- ti> hit the wiiming,column. 6w what was in -star* *<"•*»* 1 : + lan's single'tur -_ljrQkii,four.inc!etj?ecords and scored eserit who...V4llsn>tly_*ave* «*w-r»-~ • ~ •"'•'; ' n '~~' first place in the Ihter-.ChUreh. D.D., b^hop of the Di^-ese of New eligtble.in the? fall fDr'active,,,,;,-,,: lt-L'ord, He ran the quarter in 51.8. The veterans n6w hold a;garne j—ThcBravos' winning tally, came and a.two-run single in. the llrst (there'are others who are he of th«» Blessed ,Vitgjji poatet exhiBit. at St'irfiehae^s Cn^ri parish Softbaty League MonclaXutfycning by putcliy,Givens. Jersey, has "authorised''*' prayers bership in the Junior Westrrimsu- Gordon Sieg broke the other rec- id^a half, lead over the secqnd- inlthc bottjMn of the ninth. Bob to' be oifltared at .all .altars-- In- library, in St, Michael's ^School Ttee exhibit ,wilf cloie ^Sunday- Fellowship! •••• '"'•!' •' ,. by defeating Methodist Church', . Cranford, «s hns been the case/ leniory's lane? The answer is and *ith t h^,awarding,pf prizes, ta tfie three 'best reside schoi^ ti orrf.by ry'nhirig the 120-yard high ?lacc IJcugent "Stors.^'Tfiiy. 'de-' Meycn;, who rnadc his debut in the r w> are grateful to those who the _ dfiicese .'. fnmmemo.rar^ng the N • The Senior Fellpilihlp league and with the Clippers, 4-2.. ••' • " . " tvjiubrly this sciison, was'tripped at the'regular:time and hurdles in KM. ,'• . • .v : teateil Bfeen-S :Gold, Checks. 3-1, ti to Battle for Softball Honors up right-in the first-frame. After fcst full measure of devotion, for coronation of Queen Elizabeth • II. Art Battles, of iRoseUe smashed i-^. walked Gus Alusik^, Whit/cy Dale Meanwhile., Calvary.' Lutheran lat follow after us. That is our ".}"': . nut only on behiri£.!«£ the TTie,. Session of the •C »nd the CJuestiori MaVks, 10-2. In singled and Jakob (von his ownnipped Lind/bn Presbyterian, 4-3, Sam Pilot and, Don W.inn got ort [forget. But there i:s another part- Osterheldt will be the broad jumn>rnark by leading "Queen, but for the ee^atT^clock in th?l Choir ' 22-ft. v* in. ^Roselle's other star, hd only other game played, the In C$tiford*JJay (Contest at Memorial (umc^-as-he—singled—sharply—past- -to-move into-third-place behind=j|he of .n wnlk and a single,"'I t>B dedicated to, as Lincoln said, ..-. ot.Happj ens batted (hem both in. as he< J ihort. ___\ >•' ' _.-..._„., ,, •Mcthodi_stjr»ine.^;r -• ,j _^_ , . i activity'wa'sVoted in 1 reached f'n.-st on \m error. Givens two at this solemn hovlr in . The Wpmen> Missionary Prayer; for churc"h 4:40 to set another record. • ijpxers," ."former Stanclard.-• Oil The- Osceola nine scored a run me day that opens before us. _' 7-^6. caiiips this week as lirw—•---- wind~~oT .thCiLScmvd^the Tigers'tHird tally nuip us^-to-triuYnph over tlie The J^U^n*^3.tJ<) a. Vn^Wednes- •hcrship on June 7. Th'e t'o^ic lit \_JBell was Cranford': ace ,—al lowed-on ly-scvCTrhit5~nTfd "irt~~ihe~ second Inning and two-iji ; ; Eolice and Fire. Depa members of the squad so they ex-^ : -four-hit^ ;iit Biib'WiVt'ent..singled-; ' -•-~--r^m -Mrs. ; pitcher. The other VU"W win over iiii>Bles ancl was saved by double were sh^put tjf>e' rest of the way. courage-take: • *".'^:T}" Jia»ce. Church will attepd the Me- sccond\jln the ^6ws and "a four-way in.' a twilight. game at Mfcr Hussell^J, Ditzel, captain"of tKe ( ing double decii—to—loTt^-eenti day : heidt, a worker", in; the church'for- day at 1:30 p. m. /; . • the Question Marks was featured lays in the second. dread arid ever.ina^at Echo morial Day,rally of the North Jerr tie fbr flUrd In the«higfe jumtt, foi- ield on Cranford Day, June fliie fighters team, said Clark Duck- Tops Blues i Lake' Par!«' :Cirs will'/leave the many years; is leaying'to make, THe Margaret- Greene Guil by a circuit clout by CUff Ehgle oi Sawyer and Cranford's (I r break 10'i points^ iahd dirT McCIeridoh, Xetjt—feommissioncT- «nd—Harold I church iz Z:'3& p. rnjie-Church- k s mother ' and daughter pict he losers for thc^Marks-mrr-ta^ iitrly yv. f lieirtto'tnie at'Plhe Bead! ~Tutu~ s r: ______! I?Lh.aS-.beea?ju, ,d drafted-'.probably—will-Kharo-tbe^pitehing—m«-..i ti;^.fcr hold its be held at the—CfaJdwell Baptist be held at /'The Oak%? Echo Oikc hBmI last inning. However;, Mickey was left stranded^as tlie iveyt/tliree •' I 1 third in the" ib keep peace at the jgamei_in his MtihVwith^Edward Rcade serving ***&* ChUcchr-on—Satiirday. A bus-faaar Park, on Monday -bCKifcnliig-iu ~T)0Trscored IT jltcher and B^b' Cook took the loss. s' catcher. * • arroll grounded out with men on Linden Presbyterian, -Which won CHS b'attcrs"grouhdcd~but. ' the Home r Mlssfona/y Society 1 •o*e as umpire. ' . . 1 ^. Hall. 6:30 p. in, with Mrs. Ralph Mor- .The Neugen£.£itars were able, to Nine pfiwn to Tenth iceond and third.and two outs. ; Th'e~rburth inning proved a big been chartered t.*' -wr ~eer«z until the fall on church at noon. , -. J. / . chairmen..Games ,will follow the of the 56vers, Twit made them good ill'to first place with, an 11-3 Win HolteV belted a' single- and Ritter' - «anford place,I'Westfleld. This each scored 'eiljjhteilt4it' t'aUies Kofjch n their games in the .Union County' cis Heihcman, first base; Ronald season. Calvary rallied for all it:; \lsr,£jiy mig'r.z at 3 o'clrick in Sher- Speakers at the,, rally will in- picnic supper. [ for' 17 runs. Bob Hobble gained Harris,j|hx>rt>st.op; Charles Frank- By DAVE CRANE ver Linden, Question Marks nip- runs in the final three innings, unlashed a stilpoiulous round-trirv will be the final meeting until the _wafe .ifirst hi ithe shot put and'third BA Softball League, but they will ial Dai 'y.fi-jc' Kali. - Mrs. Everett Killianclude: The Rev. Harold Sechrist; The Executive Board fit .the m the distils, while Iaione was he victory. ' • '.":. miss.the support, of some of theeribergci-.^entor.tleld; Dale Ganga- Despite rain and ' bad playing ped Elizabeth A.A., 3JL-andJPlaih- scoring 'one in thie fifth, two inper-tfl' lei;t-ccnt<;r.7Kotiiirz, rocked fall season opens. There will be a .h field ripped the previously unde- by" these.two hits, thetf'pntcecded' i p&nder.z. will preside. an AlHance . missionary1 to Indo- Woman's Association will rm»t at "second ih the shot put anchsecond The standing of the leagpe: \ team*s stars,. for the. Gar wood' ware, second bascj-Jtichard E)itzel, conditions, Roselle High won . its the sixth and the winning run in covered dish luncheon.'* Member w feated Rahway Indians, 8-4. to) issue ' two free passes. . First- , . Tr.e Day GuIId~will hold Its "••in-.the discus. , ' •:;-, \ ' t— .'• •'•!.-[.WL members, of the PBA squad of right fleld;.-T. A. Chamberlain, Jf-. ighth game of the season *by de- the seventh. Linden took a 2-6 u Cbtha who is, engaged-in work- on are aiked t,o attend and bting thei the home, of the president^Mrs FW. - 4 0 il.OOO K-.<-.r.:. .ly „meeting at the.'home, o W. 1C. "L o'clock ot course will not be in the lineup for left Held," and Capt; Etjtzel, third feating oft-beaten Cranford, 7-1 The Clippers meet the .Linden d baseman Russ. Hudak then scored';^ favorite covered dishes. \^' W 1C Fbt -Other first place winners for theNedgent Star* .....a 1 . .667 fg on an error by Sawyer. . v. *t>\ *nu If.-s. W..H. Riffgs, 18 Forest avenue, the Cambodian Bible; the Rev. Tuesday morning: Pepperminpp t Room .soo the Cjgnfgtd J)ay_ contest.^— - ^— al Roselle—Monday-afternoon; - Blrfes were; Dick** Lewis in theBreen'i dC iled for one in the seventh.-'Paul Again in the llfth. Linden beck- / beginning at 10:30a. m — John; V. jiussbaum, "pastor of- the Children's bay will 'bei June 7, - Tha tVoman's Asstfciatioh group ".333 'To offset this handicap, it was The fl rehouse squad also'lpcludes Roselle ,whose record now stands Linden. and the.annualpicnlcw.il be held half iririfcte, Mlfce Wrrb In the 180-QQueatlon Mark! .303 Vcisley had two hits in three times' oned atHhe Blues' door. Two suc- hi Outer?*?, fr. Osee- Gospel Tabernacle Church uvNe_w w.ti 'hold theit-clbSing-Ujcnics a 96' : „•. .WO announced by Myron Cymbaluk, Robert Griffln-,* Bernard Flemihg. at- 8 ondf 4 easily- rolled over the The score: on" Jwitf$6:'''Vacation Bible School yard low hurdles and Daniel Rear- 96'en •af~bat"and knocked in two runs cc*ssive singles p^f O follows: Tuesday, June 2 —• I:^i manager of the policemen's team, Steve Eustice, Randolph. Kirkman, Blues (2-10) in a game that saw * |. EtlMbelh Brave/ Yorktity, who conducts a daily will meet Jtrom June 24,to July 3. '.''ick..wd'.'.iB 01 -Alliance-Ghu rch - u tceti, Calvaryy TH:>. record anct~CrarvTord' a 2-9f. sentTBifele truths Ior-e6iiriren. The cise. It is understood that Sgt. ?ehsatroViar~triples__.in tfic. first 4 O T|KK<(' A (TX : Carmll.c. 4 0 0llnAl.nlk.e '*. iMohday'.evening.at Memorial Field count.' ry mreting will be Miss Lynn F»slhlet,l)resiaerrt, a . m.' —/Group 2, Mrs. Elizabtni %di LeL e has been iissued a uni- Sherry^b 1 0 0 Oa'de.rf Dei church with the la'r^est attendance 142 Hiflcrest avenue. shot *piut,, 11 * In the 440-yard run 1i^XiHl3'iiui^^ No.. 2 .and the. league-leading O^ce- »t 8 p. tn. New at the rally will receive a plaque. Gllljert, leader; Hostess. Mrs. E doubles—in—thntrinnlriBr~WeTTinl^ y 3-0-l Brokaw;l The young ladies are assisting in nnd \\ eacb in the 220-yard dash, Two Four-CoWhty ' Conference that hfe ,can run -bases *os 'well as Meyera.p 3 0 pi\.A)u«lk.cf ...... 4 1 1Ola pine takes on Linden Presby- received by the Names of those who have-died Th* Rey?'Gebfge"A. Aitcheson, infee, 109 Maple place; firou J1 air. up-and-coming sophomore, is- •/ | akob.p ...... 4 0 1 preparation of the outfit of- a mis 180-yard low hurdles ohd.the pole games and two rescheduled a 'scales. *"•• • :* ", •'.. •X^ terlan 'at Memorial i neeting. and repre- and received the ,mlrJ»triesof the pastor, of the local church.* will re- Walter Kirk, Jeader; Hbs fi six—walks—and—sttTuck—out- "\Pltlc.ct i'I3iI^ vault". The team's weakest event tests are on the schedule this w< Alanag«r-Cymbaruk-r«ported^that . 3B~X~0l~ T" 333 7 The standing of the league: Staplen.c'v ( . J.- grBishop9. Bisliufi;, 202088 OT3H|s scl none. ~~ ~ _..,.-,..,_,..,.. ,,., :.,.:~l i;^^7-r 0 O 0 0 0 0 00 1 •' ' • ' ' ' ' • '. w i/~ r>«6i *,l, - rvington tech. Friday at Irving- Others ready to go into action for Al pill of Garwood shared the his record to 3-0. - ,• Wcnlns.p 0 0 0lohnson.lr the field: \ Holty street; and at 1 p. m. - Golfers Rout Canucks, ' ...'.?. -1 0 0 Ludlum, 133 Congregational Churches. Hi or. 'The Sermon on the Mount." - senig, Rudy Metzner, John Prltch ton. The Piues then bike on Harri- the police include Harry Page, Roy pitching honors for the Cr'anford- il, the first inning proved '.•'arrfll.S p ' 30 0 Grbup 3, Mrs. L. W. Lerda, lcnd« topic will be "The Uniqueness' of Frank Cordes was named presi- nrd, AJfcm Semonite, John Sher son Mohday at Memorial.I Fiel^ Brinkerhoff, Ralph Koli'm John Garwood entry in the Union Court- disastrous as-Roselle's Elwood Pi Weatfleld hawk. Hostess, Mrs. H. J, Dickens.- i KalH*th Bravest Even Season's Mark ti 1 '•4> 250 10 ''open at theCnrist for-Our Time."' dent of the Men's Bible .Class for, Temple fieth-El Elects : niah; Clavtbn Mitchell^jhraricis The Summit game' will be playeid Herzer,' Al Fischer, Bill Orissey, ty PBA Softball Leaguo a& Craii- lcjjr blasted'a triple to rlght-fceri- x-ttaltod tn Hcvonth. ^< ,* S«yi for Dally Fr^zisr pln^; 'Q.mVry T,' MTB Tuesday, also at Memorial Field ford Local 52 defeated Westfleid, k "man. i up,: Alfle Boehm Question Mark! . At Twin^ Brooks Country Club, ''IIANPORD ." 0 0 -I'-Jfl 0 0- O-^I Mrs. Doris E.Rothweiler will use the-coming year atsm'electibn>hetd ili Roesel. Bob Nylen, Leo Schultz; Freq Rob- i.Jnwuy Indian* LINDEN 3 0 0 3 0 0 0—8 oU which will the following for her selections at f Jast Sunday. Other ofneer's elected Raff Lender Butler, leader-; Hostess, Mrs. Lcs Thesummarles: The. Blues defeated Harrison erts and Larry Bonne]!.". 9 to 6, at Memorial Fiojd lust %yed- thqn^procecded to ".do the exact Plalfl Drrier* ; the Cranford High School golf Errors—KUITCII, Pilot, Cooper, Staple*. earlier; this, seasqi? and held a big nesday.i Grgickowski also-."scored- Crahford OUppers team defeated North Plainlleld, Tu'.i-llam' hit—Kotlarr. Home run—Rit- je 22 to July the morning services: •'Berceuse,"! were: Vice-president, Charles bjnQ, .now have a- 3.and ' (onday when Hopkins.'. J.Thc. , ._.._._._.„._,„. line,:Dr. Arn61d Lcvuie od baJU Co»ch-Buona|a»it>V PBA gam for tney~K5Vc~na Tholidoy, the Cranford Girls' Soft- nt the llrst service. , irfent, Mi** Jean .Burnett; "and sec- Ojthcir officers are: Vice-prefl" Pearlman. Rabbi;Phili| and.^^ been going in ' for- hitsranlf~angralKrtofat oi*slx runs. playing in ^"th"e"~flrst~slot blanked r 1 ttr^ttgtoh tech. to hot _ roa'dwork in a" serious Way, - Jog- and then..added'IJlenTy'. 6f irtsur- ball League will, not hold games Gary Elotner 3-0. Joe Kulmayer. Wdofible to Jordan Tabat; chaplain, Mrs. "Grac Despite had weather apd marpf Trllowthip alwr will meet at 7 p. rn.Will be In charge of the" Junior Kott,. Joel^ KauTman,. Harriet CriSsey, 'all of the Cranford de- scow Y"estjey anfl Roselle's sev- ;r' Steinberg; and trustees," Mrs. Wil errortf, the Cranford Junior High enth tally.. '.. I.. .:>. Youni' r*-op!e'« choir . rehcorsal group. A recording has been made and nobett Cohen. partment, and Tom Colwell and iU teajrt brbke a three-gahie : .For tiie first five innings, the ;m* - . - -A- mtde will k^ hrld ;it. .7 o'clock tomor- by Kevernl members of the senior Coach J. Selii Wcel track Harvey CowfeH of Garwocid. row i-vViiintf. und Ik<• t»' superintendent'^ Dr. Aitcheson will cont^rhJe hi« Vie between Mo this afternoon against Linden at Next Wednesday Local 5fc will /Vxiilril mM-linj; iind also senior Ale; 3. TteaJmonc stage an exhibition game against n't hit the ball until the sixth inn- B«rii-N on "Gi'eat Disciples' tof Scott;. Ravett-at Uhden. ' '..'•"~—'"•"'. ""•' :' choir i/honr*al. elk. Height: ! The Westfleld boys ran off to an The BJues have alrerfdy defeated a team from the Ncwdrk offlco of ing. Pete' Scholz singled but was Christ" qt the 7:45 p. m.( scrylcc.. early 3-4) lead g'etihg two tallies in the FBL This gamti is schcduletl tagged • out. -Then- after Wening -, There will be a home deport- Uhiiari. Jeffersont Roselle and'Ruh- The Hlthla Clavx will meet at BatUM.-Rowlle: 2 the flrgk-frame-aneb-jon'e^lji:the for 6:30 p. m. at Memorial Field had safely gotfeji on .base, junior rnretlng nt 8 p. m. Monday. the home of Mrs. E. A. Pcttcrsen, KcClendon, Cranford! way without any .difllculty. Twd On Turstfay, thrre will be h con- t. Roaclle: 5, Schmnani Cran third. ' • ."'.." : other meets against North Plnln- It was arranged by Myron Cy,mCym - Ron Doyle singled^o left field t'o 854 Bradford avenue, WestOeld, at B: 33 ft., % In. ' In the bottom of the third, baluk, businesss managerr ,of the score Cranford's first and only run. rcr clr<-»lng meeting at 10:30 a. m ,8 p. m. Tuesday, Mrs.-Cefefgc E. .... TUT—1. Tie between Jeffrie* ffeld and Hillside were- cancelled WStrS rx«MUtivc traard meeting nt ond Rcartck. Cranford: 3. Phlfer. luWelle; ever; Crahford's second sacked, ,and ih both,cases the schools didn't home team, to fill a date left open Cran(or« keull* *•• 8«monlte, Cranford 1 5. Tie between Stevle Zulick, singled, to centeir, when WiruTcld dropped out of'the ABBU 'ABRIM 1:30 p rn. and Uourd of Education teams will moot for dinner at trte Wright and Beiqateln, RokeUei' Halcht: seem too anxious to take on Week-; Krnl|«.3b O S Basley.xtf ; 3 league, " ' Wlttfa.cf 4 0 mrrtlng ut 8 |>. rn. f ut 8:30 p. -m: next Wcd- 10 It, 3 in? "-• driving in the Blues' first run. ley's powerhouse. ' ' i ''.:. BoehmJb „:„..< I 3 • BHOI BtJT^i. Koneh, Cranford: _ fhen'ZuHck (cored on a smashing 4.0 1 Bethpl.cf 4 1 The visitation and ncKduy, prior to visitations. UlofMsCrinfort; 3. McCtendoB. Cranfoird: Linden has an outstanding hurd- Wenirqcp ...... 3 1 0 Holmo.lb ...... J 1 «. BlrknAM. BoMile; p. Lattomriki, Bcotch double by Gebrgte Doney. Lat^r In ler in Ellas Gilbert and a good Can Clinch 0 0 0 Holderrold.rf ,.4O Plalrm. DUtanco: 81 ft., 3.4 W : the same Inning, Walt-Sosnowski weightman in Al Marshall, but the .. . . 3 0 OKal.er.p ..' ....0 0 0 ' DiaeU8S—f. Laatowal. Scotch Plalnj; Doylclf 4 3 0 llQardnerJb ia 1 On 4 Gals, or More On~4rf»u\h. or More 3. Mono, Cranford: 3. Kortch. Cranford: tingled'lii>wo more tallies to lead team is not AvelF balanced. ThisConference Title Today Wcli)|(art^ 3 0 0|DavU.lf'. 3 1 V Jfrank. Scotch Ptaliu; 8., Sherman. should' be another overwhelming Cftlucqi.ri J 0 l|We«tley,c ....'....3 1 Cranford. DUUnce: 140 ft., tl%Vln- Westfleld 4-3; In. the next framfe iRoselle .Park can clinch its third Suwycrjl) ...... 1 O O ';"• '..' JAYEUN—1. McClendon, Cranlard; ZuUck again singled to give tn win for the Blues. _•./_ _ ; straight, Four-County Conference' MeCrae. RbaaHa: 3. La.tow.Vl. Bco On Saturday th^ team will travel XI 1. 8| • MT* Plain.: 4. Reid, RoMlle; S. frank. Scotch juniors another run. • title today by defeating Roscllo^' CltANFOROH ^.... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—1 laterior Flat—Semi-Gloss I'lalii.. DtoUnce: lflO ft. 3 ID. On the mound for Crtnford was to Moatclqir to participate in the With ,two gamc,f left to play, KOSKLLE ,.* 1 OO OO 0 SPECIAL BUYS tx Errors—Wenlng, Wclnjtqrt. Threc-bMc Montclair State Teachers Invita- •ad raisa gas Jimmimmy RicRice who gained hihis ^thir third Roselle Park h'as.-ttjfvfciytiutiib-lead. hlt' they get another onnortunity to- Wcnlntf O. by Kalter 11. Umplrea Manl- plonshlp. The team .already holds 1 BOUM PmlntfrAVS VHITE1 Tops Seton Hall, 4-1 [ doubles to b e topp man for the morrow against CUfford ,Scott of luro and Stout: in OUTBOOR nTURE the county relay .and county meet The jnirs n ha 45 East Orange. F(41owInK Ji|j( brilliant no-hit- K The juniors now have a 4- crowns, as well as the state roily •\ MASON-PR1 ter, Don Kern hurled Ithacia d^ record. Last week the junior l^ titla and 'the |Sng1ewood. Invita- Sjcptt, incidehtijilly, was the Only ii Enters Styund 1 nine-sufferensuffeed their^Ud^raig^ h cbhfcr'crice~Wum-'tri.galn an invi- SHOP EARLY lege tflCBSra^victflUfcsPV* ' * Seton setback as they were defeated b; tional and Newark'Board of Edu- liiiCoiinty Tourtiunieiit RUBBER BASE COATING Hull University last'Wednesday t catlon-wwwt ehampiqhships." Out- tation 16 the. Gtcater Newhrk • OPliN THURSDAY and FRIDAY Ktto 44' Tournament. Eailier in the year, __ inc^of'seven, teani? ; •""'. • ' for- ' »4.. •;.•- at South Orange; •'•• V • i standlhg performances were also 1NTER1OR8 or * * The'former Cranford High sta racked up at the SJeton Hall and Cranford's Bob Evers shut them which have . entered^''the. Union UNTIL 9 -P: M. dry compdWAd|oppry by hand or County American Legion biisebal ASBEST6S SHINGLES oJlowed only four .hits and < struck Pienn Relays. . ^ '. put, 3-0. ; GHS Athlete • tournament. . . EXTERIORS -o.ut seven. -1Jl)e,-PiVnte -wjuad ^ls "The team is now concentrating III While A Colors Wttxlt ham *r Hold 4CC Records on the state championship which In a first-round contest, the locnl fated one of the strongest in /the, nine'will meet Summit. It is re- east, . _. . "" .. » ' •'•' ... /•,•' Here are the; records estblished will be held June 6 at Rutgers u t tp dat«ln,Jhe annual track ond University. Cranford will be favor- portetl\ the first round, y^ill ht a •# Kern lnjured-thieHblt/toe qn M 1 -^J - • '•% CLOSED Scottt Ufarch — field -Championships oi the Jt ed to in the title, but not with- piayea during the first week '.In...... Hkht foot and may. nt><£ .be! able i>Cowity:C6oference:"[ j. '^"" June," the toiirnaineht thft yeir YOUR WEEKEND ; but a SATM DECORATION DAY pltch ngdln during the collegie sen- ' lito-YARD DASH—JtMe Bell. Cranford, TeT will be1 conducted as tjio best-of son. l J803. ' ,YV ••'.;, : ,• ' ' .:,.' three scries" during the first round -YARO VXSH-ri—i Bel!.' ci#W- ..Other teums-.entered ~ur6: Ar ^M Ite* - •• .. -' .- . tonne Post 'of Elizabeth, Rahway Will Be dosed Air Day Saturday, Meniorial Day | .Three Horse Show ' —Bob ' McCUnloek .» STOllE youV. . «^y " ' _, . Roselle, Union und Roselle Park, —Bot» w . BoeUer. Cran Priros Wori by MeuWr * ' ] * • ' *. PRfeCIOUS, FURS Jim Anderson of Crarilford, St <* ' yt^-~r • • ;•' • ' •• ding-jiU thofbughbred KA^ MILK Rt}^Oodfrcy Uathewg, ttoattle. K¥SO1S*S Mary's hurler, is among the pitch ': SkipVer; Meuifr blf lttl ing prospectsi oil the Elizabeth nine ;,• . • I ALBAN-LEWIS wdh Uirtee Shoy "Weft Of Cage Letter ' k A vurslty letter in basketball ha tobii Ittth ih CR6-07G0 been awarded to Kenneth Robert: DBUTtt hMi sea* son of.Mr. arid Mrs. JohitJV. Rob (JOHNSTON. >AIKT STOKE) fifth in the open •U brtar. IWrlle, erts of 392 "Bloomingdale aveniiV 10t H UNION AVE. 1M1 Cr. 6^)866 hunting-teai t eventl ah^toirtjUn t^i JW—BcrnW, LulowiHl by Lincoln College, Lincoln, III. H novice hort-tm-»njnip hunting sea Is a graduate'of Jefferson High •It Orlei School, Elizabeth. 1 !• event Rowlto, 1M ft. 8 In.. 1WJ. v ^

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pONTBACTOBS - PKBOTO' • FLTMOVTBJ — JOBBtNO. — st Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted-Male \ . ^<~~~"Wksr*' ts* 8b*«'|r|ts"' Servicing Red Estate For SaU Authorised Bale* tt Service REPAIRS m *. r^mwtfr .- _..,.,-.•.• ' '— .... .^v—-.—---• __i^ -Air Conditioning- .; f "II N. I'nlsj AVf. - «AaOl«p:;;..Tbp: .f6iS£r• 'yari. Sl». AUTOMATIC WASHER SEBV. r — •" HOMl OP DISTINCTION MAINTENANCE HELPCB FUNERAL £ UQUOR STORES •# delivered. CRanford 6-38*3. <» » 7 tf" ICE. AIiL WORK OUARANTERD- B Situated- on a beautiful well-shi'Obbed, * Day. 4e.|lour week. Some knowledge 'owihiC'BervJee' •'Accessories •*: CONTRACTORS Naturaiizers, and Troyllngs' for- Womei W. PLARTEY; CRanford 4-1718: iff corner lot in Rooeevelt SctloAI Settidn Ot ZID*aKhi»e# •MWO #Qtp>IlSII QCSjl APPL|^K€ES DIREtTOBS Oil Burner* - • Permanent position. ExeeUent -work- CANOE, excellent condition. CRanford MULTIPLE LIST YOUR F ROPERTY 3-bedroom home, alcove'off master, bed- (ait '' .A.Hto.-lMmirutg. CRWNTORD REFRIGERATION SERVICE room, ideal for nursery. Tile > He hen ins' conditions. Progfassive arm. in UNCOWt G AHAOE Flonhelm and Pedwirt for Men "and Bo • : . ' »-* WITH A MEMBER OP THE with breskiast nook, tile-~ bath." stall Garwood. WEstSeld 3-4400. U J, on Brigidalre. Kelvlnator. Crosley. Cold '•-' Al DIFablo, Pmn. »-«.«-•; C VAN CHAMBERLIN CO. DOOLEY FUNERAL SERVICE HORS O'OEUVRES. canapes, all occasion ( spot, Norge. B. W. Flartey. CRANPORD SEAL ESTATE" BOARD shower, automatic oil heat. 3«car garage. 4«3 Nertfc Av*.,." Westflels . VAN'S CRANFORD ELECTRIC We Hafe Just Received Our New Lin - party sandwiches.-, weddings, etc Made V4-I71S. ..:.'•' ANOTHER MULTIPLE LISTING MACHINE SHOP TRAINEES — FUNERAL DIMCTOBS. Crsalard of Waihable Summerettes Play Shoe Snd Shift — 10* Premium — 45-Hour U(< t-1434 .iV'l,: WEstflsle 3-3818 QENERAL AVTO BEPAIBma I BDOJlDfO CONSTRUCTION FBI G*i D A III to order. Service If desired. CRanford week. ,.No experience necessary. In- N for Women. 6-141*. , __;..-' • *-38 -••"" '" ITS.'CONVENIENT . Wheel Balancing v . •' „ •...»- ,-•'-; v, • '. • CARPENTER and CONTRACTOR. All eternal and External (rinding pasitions ~~——Indiiitrtsl:-^ Conunarcial - Phone: CRanford 6-0S58 kinds of alterations, porches, etc. Lud- 5-ROOM DUPLEX, convenient to center to-live on a i^ulat tree-lined residential J «• Scientific" Motor Tune-Up -~- ... .._. ' Be|rJgeirator»- • - BEMD1X- DIALOMATIC WASHER, prac- wig- Seibert.. 388 Lincoln Drive. Kenll- of town, aas heat,. annual coat 840 street within » -Jew mimrlrs - watlr of open. Excellent Working Conditions. : tically new. Reasonable. COanford 1 lw trains, buses, 'store* and grade school. Progressive firm In Garwood. CBsBTerd 4-3488 818 NaHb A»... W. CraBtard TAXjCABS worth. CRanford ~ ^ Taxes 817a Only 010.800. WEstfteld 3-6400 ——r-|f HUGH CLABJ. MOTORS UfelB Ave^ E. CRaafard 4-IIW • , Electrlci;Range*i . • mm 6-3881. .--.'".. ' ' ' . It's CONVENIENT to have f lot 300 ft. 18 AUe. St. \ CraBferd FORMICA. MICARTAA. . and TEXTOUTTEXU E FINEST RESIDENTIAL t*0HOr*OR deep. > nicely planted wrlh flowers . and ffcwf^vc / Tea? Dealer Washers—All Porcelain r UQUOR wow— MACHINE SHOP TRAINEES —., E WALNUT DININGIG , ROOM SET. •pieces; eoajMar top . trttacemenU. Mlnton-BllonBltt HOOD, largo living room, flreplace. shrubs. . It's CONVENIENT to have a fire- Dryers—All Porcelain -- i- • tt I • CRANFORD TAXI SERVICI p; CaEnet/Co..'»M t « rttaUNorth Ave. . GMl . dining—room and kitchen. . open side place in the living room itnd .a \ down-, S-Dayv 48-Hour Week. No. experience IP» ??! LEW ^ftkitpfte—kitcheh n sciii ^ mahoganh y /o/HcH e Garwood. necessary. Internal and External • AUtQ SEATT • .:- GRAY. LIQ, .. t,—--i---- ">•• Delivery' WEstfleild 3:8080. - onrrh.screened in. extra lavatory en stairs bedroom. It will be- CONVENIENT N -"j. Ironer* ~r. Deep FreererT". tor Prompt Service swivel chair. Reaionsblr, '• 81(. West 1st Boor... 3 bedroom* and bath Snd and cool to sit out on the large- screened grinding—positions open.—Excellent PLTMOUTff W. D. SNYDEB & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS '. • - ..CRaaferd 4-81*4 j^i i! -/^.'..'i. ' Elm SUect. Lihden. Unden 3-3X78. 6-4 COMPUCnt LANDSCAPE SEKVICE Boor. all/Mge rooms, large attic front porch this summer. We certainly Working Conditions, Progressive Firm COVERS - Electric Water Htsterc THREX-PrEOE LIVING '"ROOM SUITE 1 Landscape Plantings ""Lot 61x190. charming garden. in Garwood. , . . "• • cunin: with slip covers, best offer. Baby car- will be glad to show you- this attractive Air .Conditioners — Dehumldlfters .31 If, IJaleV^AvfV =— CraalB Lawns — Trees — Shrubs • ' I * detached garage, steam heat, .oil burn- 6-room home a: your CONVtUIIENCE. - WEstAeld a-4400' tf ^' T g \w ,'-'V S-604l> riage, new top. 88. -CRanfard 6-SOM. V. Topsoll - Humus — firewood er. Price is right. L 817^00. ANOTHER MULTIPLT LISTING . t23 Craafard Ave. Craafs/ Trees - Trimmed and RemoVed !, MACHINIST Phone: CRanfard 6-0093 ., , KENMORE WASHING MACHINE, per- Call WBstneld 3-4B30 or WEstSafa *•** CHARLES. TUHHET- LATHE OPERATORS" Sale* and Service . f KBNItWOKTsT INDtlSTKIAL PABK fect- condition. CHestnut 8-6838. M. YEAKAKEL1 - -STOP FUSSING- e> *^ a^aaaSs- • Sie*^" a* #>•**!# ^^a). nsass w aj ^^B>S4^P ^ ^ CUSTOMfmpilo TO rn rotm CA« fLEEMAN-S UQUOR STORE • REAL ESTATE • >tate arid. Insurance ' with those plans and see. this substantially Top wages, modern shop, excellent work: Fibres .U..-Plastic* — Nylons - IN CRANl'oRD IT'S Ave. tf 8 !*ortta Ave.. W. CRanford 6-3474 built, well maintained 6-room honw on ing condition, fringe benefits. A few t 4^8P4"^B4> ^v E^BBBg4B4B4I Genuine JFaetory, PBrta^ A ^ WJNB8. ' Mfll'ORS.'•.Wfll Second Floor , tJcpertfy.vInsuUled WlaUjifeWait. v. one of the North Side's finest street*. Ex- openings/ for .beginners recently dis- Used - Cars Bought' *V Sold - Industrial Land and Buildings Call WEstfleld 3-3034 PARROtrS TAXI ,^P88B04. Bj4W. taatd. bargain, priced. /, '-• T. V. _.^. '- cellent floor plan. Open Hreplacje, mid-, charged from Armed Forces. ^"-JJe^^sr•*> '•W S84 W. Westteia 'A»e. '? iaeetl. Psrk * ELECTRICAL • • FURNITURE IOSV j: Furnished Rooms Mtntv SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYSL ETC em kitchen. 3 spacious bedrooms.. tile) ' " *•'' • • • • ' t "We Co Anywhere" IBfl. Cremford Piano Co.. Tunefs IS yean T.V. experience) _WADELL EQUIPMENT CO.- ., CWertmat s>atJB ^ .Deliveries in Cranford. Oarwood 4t BEAL J •Btjulldar*. opposite B4L Static*. batn. spacious closets,. oil jteil. double' lIS^oulh-Ava;, . T Oartvooii •.NBffl N»rth A?*- W. ' , Untaeld it For Sale CONTRACTORS JERSEY RADIO HERVICS ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOME; seven X T u - Westfleld Radio Cab* • :.. Herbert P. X efeKFctep*!. u ,V^»J«.«*-"'*"".^ ^ "'"*''"" ' r-v - - WBstSfld" 3-3134 ' CRANFORD FURNITURE ] years old. corner lot 70x100.' Living ANOTHER-MULTIPLE U8TINO 318 Nertb Ave. -"' Qarwese IN8VRANCE IW« H(|k 8lre«t CRaafard PURNISHED ROOM, near transportatlQii. —--._ CRANPORD room with log burning fireplace, dining JANITORS WANTED — ! r ^- •• »i i •• ladlator enclosures, Gentleman preferred. CRanford 6-0973 •> room, science kitchen with breakfast ICAN ABROVAT. ] OfAll Kinds ' ' after 5 p. rn. . •'. • ' ftf .YOUR. SEARCH IS OVER. 1M Mlebjgaa A»e. Ktallwartb • BEDROOM -» tonltuf* and cabinet*, rrtad Dav. SEATS—Cane. rush, rattan. Work called —•«k. l»v»torv, re»r screened' porch. Here is that tidme \\lth threo bedrooms ^ScKbiS -i excellent working condlOons THOMAS BEMNATI 111 Nertk Av*-, W- CBsnf.ra 4-l|»e ,43 No. Tib Street. KaMlworth ffo r and delivered:li:.. PLainfleld 6-0370-. — good pay — pension benefits — paid V> Three bedrooms, also small room for or twin -bod site. Tiled bath'Sftd-kHcher!.' 4f B*)f CevWUtm LAING MOTOR CO. 'V-J LCBaafar* 4-0144-^11—4t . " - LUMBER \TELEVI< WJLLL,rURNWHED ROOM for on* or 347 Jefferson Ave. de» o> ehlkt's-room-.-THed-batT holidays & -vacation. Apply E. Fflw; 174 West 7*tk SL. * • - • • . *' —Nr-J-. * ? mf steam nMCaWKhetf garage Roose- EUCTBICAti- •uvmo ROOM two. running wst.^. cantraT lociOonT Attached garage, gas heat. Price 817JKM. velt School ares- Askinf: 1016.000. Supt. Building at Qround*. Reslonal New yeek t*. U. ». JOHN W. HEINS & SON RADIO SHADES, up to 31 CRanford 6-0414. ••' ' . . '-" -JOHN'W. HEINS «j SON ...ANOTHER MULTIPLE USTINO High School. Flemer- Avenue. Sprlog- LANDSCAPING 17 North Ave.. E.. CR 6-0777 -fleld. N. J. ••*- • "'•. Your Autnorlted •''' CONTBACTOB f "Everrtbiag Fer-^TJke Bern* Owaer- • KITCHEN .y ____ _ ...,—atEAtifWATi-—--—•^-'•7- IOV.* RADIO \A 104 ROOMS POR RENT by day or week. Lawns -i Shrubbery - Trees ^- Topsoil CRanford 6-3880 Ave. Reasonable rate*. CRanfard 6-0833. • IT'S SPRINQ ' • *i- COAL J - " and tl Grading. - RotoUlling - Trenching for and the right time to appreciate and en-COOK, up to 80 year*, large production. I MM I ''Vpumf? GENERA!, REPAIRS jT' CRANPQRD HOTEL — u pipe lines and drain tile. - joy the delightful "grounds 40x105 lot. Kitchen for Inflight meals, day* only. • SIMMONS BEDDINO - •INBUR.ANCE ~ "- ' STORM WINDOWS and ROBERTS and WIESE . AH~beB*ftt»;-unusual-opportunlty. Hot INDUSTRIAL J5OTHLY ca fladloi Repaired.'^ Landscape Contractors fenced In yard, automatic' heat, excel- GARWOOD COAL CO, . Phone:_ CRanfotilJ-0777.. ^=--,-= Screens and*Stoma Door*. COMFORTABLY PURNISHED ROOM, BUNGALOW, Hi years old. lot 60x140 lent condition. Vacant' 313,400.1 •Shoppe, Airport MArket atttmata*. Alban-Lewi*. 10* North CR 6-3384 Linden 3-7764 -No'rthside. Generous living room, sci- 3-4870, Phone: CRanfbrd~8^141~ business man only, near all transporta- ANOTHER MULTIPLE LISTIBa 11- Nertb-^ve..' E. ' ' Cnofsri - Am CRanfnrd 6-04M. U ence kitchen.^rith bar and dining area. •~FOEL' tion. ' 100 North Ave., East. CRanford We Answer your Telephone -CBaaferi 4-1B00- -1-11). .. - " '•' ' • — CARPENTER — CONTRACTOR 3 bedrooms and tile bath, expansion HERE'S THAT HARD-TO^PIND Sales and Service lira Av*. •••-• •'•••; ,.Craafard- '•VEI Crsaferd Mso"^.. . ., ..'.. _;. u Repairs, porch enclosures, cabinet attic, full basement with outside en- 14 Hour. IS/ory Day !- Mlllwork Masons.' Materials «*UMDS tn stock. 33to 36 LAR0E. CLEAN. JSXM0*.—Mragw... i <-sulkl«4W—latcaMa McPHEHSON REALTY CO. aUty stock bll worfcT roofing, block ceilings, attic in- 800.. r---^ ^ IlardwarfS- Roofing Material -—r =*~"" •"•^» ««JBTaTso jencraft and . ,. .... next lo Ibalir Modern private I and 6 room apartments, both available. .i;_ - P1**«*.;_PLBIBB*U 4-3S41 You Leave — « Rings _ We Answer 354 Nerta 8tk It KeaUwerlh TIRES -—home.- Garage optional. Convenient sulation. Interlocking metal weather GIRLS or YOUNG WOMEN 'for Dry , j CRANFOBD Wkta%.VtlM— ' _G W, Brvneiruuj xu^oin bHmts; 45c M. 1 stripping. -. - • Separate furnace*, spacious room*, excep- FURS •\ Screens - Flooring -Paint* transportation.~CRanford 6-3708 after ONLY 8 YEARS OLD.' This house win tionally attractive and In triple A condi- " Cleaning -Store, no experience • neces- Tee*. CRantord UphoUtery shop. 130 GEOROE R. NOBES : lis-ltl i. Mb -Street • PUIalsfl TELEPHONE . Appliances .Buy, "Rent or Sales South Avenue. Ttast. CRanford 6-O8S3. tf 6:30 p. in. - -U please the moat fastidious,. lot 63x133 tion. Only ah Interior inspection will sary. Blue Ribbon Cleaners. 10W North 811 NartB Ave. o^-Adsms Ave., Cranford - Vestibule, living room, dining room'; s show you the result of the) many many Ave, Garwfod. CHinford 4-0808 ~ NEWLY . DECORATED cbrnor room , CRanfard 6-4811 , •' science kitchen with breakfast nook and hours, owners have spent-in making this MESS AGE EXCHANGE IT COSTS NO MORE •ortgages — Insurance PADS. 3-pc. uto. from (8.B3 Three window»> Next to bath. Call screened porch. Snd floor 3 bedroom* Ua 1 7 a real show place. •^* Z" - = MCftPTIONIST in OptometrifV* ofBc* • „ To Store Voui Fur* .WHH"A~ " Av*. Craaferd "CBilsTsr* «4-414• 0 of beautiful colors. Free «-sll- .CRanford 6-8030 after 4 p. m. tf TRUCK CRANE -and" T.D.-» Bulldoier and tile bath. " 0486. 'A~—^ ZOZX BQQ&L—JJCStly decorated, with . 6-3109 and TJnden 2-7094. , tf stove- and_^owdcr jpom..—fill heat, at. MB,garage,-rtvar-Joeatiuii. 8U.000. ' ;• MABSHALL rAMOVS stCADINO ANTBBACITE ..SCIENTIFIC COLD FUR STORAGE HOBTON'S family of two adultaT~RerereK£ei~eS^* room bungalow, excellent condition, oil ., V-LICJENSEb ELECTRICAL., UROH PAINTS, ,«u!!_llne_o*-i« -changed;' Tel. CRanford 8-3308;—CBIT XCTrUCATrCO«TBACTiNGH^ie WOMAN for general cleaning. 4 hours BAKERS \ : 4) Minimum-Rates • --. -.-'--.- ' WILLIAM G. Saalli aa* He. Uals* Am, Craaftrd zz. . after 7 p. m. or before 8 a. m. 8-38 steam heat, double garkge, permanent MOTOH SALES, INC. ^. ; tSasaheat.rdel-.OU-~ .''> ••'••'' \ 4> Maximum Care CRANFORD - WESTFIELD jei: CRanl*r4 0-B300 —d caleilor. fainter*' dlsbriunt wiring, jobbing, fluorescent ' fixtures, 84.000 CASH will buy this lovely white driveway.. 80x300 lot 813.680. • any day. of week. CRanford 6-4SfB. ^ Stmforued . ••'.. CONTRACTOR \ . •: .Minor Repairs Free Bsa|t*r "-/tfasarer , „— .... lot quantities. Alban-Lewls, repairs and plug* Installed. George 3-bedroom house ,dn lot 80s 188 In beau- ANOTHER MULTIPLE' LISTING " - Can CkSBfsrd 4-1144 •" BUILDING 8UPPLY COMPANY -WMortB Union AyT\ tf Sangulllano,- .13 Myrtle Street. TeL tiful neighborhood. There Is aij enclosed . . 4) Remodellnt. Repairing ... "Since 1034 • ,. 84* Martk Ave, B. Craaferd «S AMeB %%w\./ - CRaaferd. *-S8»» CRanford 6-0830. back yard, fluulace. sunrooni and 3- Harold Wilson ...... CR 6-10S4 COOL BLUE Wiring for Light and Power • Masons' SPRAYING strictly fresh, delivered from farm car garslge., A good buy. > Floor Service A«tk*rls*« beabr .. BAJtERY 6 PASTE YSBTft* •*» v - ' — Cleaning -— ' Pittnm Timing ' Robert W.Olson — CR 6-3046 Associate . _^ CRanfortd 4-6418. - /\ 4-3COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE — Piano MASON CONTRACTORS Elmer H. Smith -~- CR 6-6704 . MENZEL — Telephone u* to discuss IDIMO —- Bnfa Hesdentlar-^ Commercial : Sidewalks, Flagstone Work. Garage Build- A BARGAIN for someone. Living roont. your floor problems. Floor scraping; and LINCOLN 4, MEBCURT G A MBUH G F,UR S •-—Mlllwork v M P. SCBMAL DON SNYDER tuning, repairing, remodeUng and n- ing. Brick Work. Cellar Water Proofing. reHiushlng of old floors a specialty. Pol- SEEL LEADERS bath, gas heat Askihg 80.700. Make erator, screened porch. For .details call GLASS ,-•!•: _t— — - • ' ; y Put'them in another closet qeaarsl C*Btra«t*r Manufacture'™ of Everlasting AL'S CITY SERVICE STATION «i - Shades.-Shades..- . ,\ Those I could nil no i ,off«r,£j_ t- \ .'..'- T * UMhmviiiirytwa tB4>! Matching Play Q.95 : ig an Aluml Combin 3. Narth A»*.. *r.. Craafsrd MONETT OVTPO0B PIBCrLACKS nford 6-0M3 "Y" OUS COHEN. Broker •AKAKEET, blue, lost Sunday afternoon. SHHRTS «Jl ,' CBaaferd «-«t4t, - I E. ,-. .':. Craaftr* 8ALX — clolhlnc for men; ,Thi> Was the Jumble Store answers to name Ditto, "child's pet • 4 SHORTS Curloni-Bullt—Write. Phone for Folder 10 South Av ^Colleotlonns MondMondaya s In conjunction wittt siding we pates =^T7.-JReal - Estate • arid Insurance <• CRANFORD AUTO GLASS women and chUdren.aftd-.roarof-mlscel —,—. wood trlnw • • '• -438 Orchard St. *J CRanlordx6-3113 Wanted - Female /Reward, Please return to 310 Walnut •BHwertlr Materials Wai ill rBllnrdd 6-033«3 . Ave. or call CRanford 6>«3!» after ty Inspection Work — Minor Repairs a«»««l*«Hlfa^14«lttBdSS«; Over 8,080 satisfied custom ; WOMAN «ri*b*s baby stttli ToTXast...,-••.-. Built Permanently; & MIRROR SHOP • \ -VENETIAN • w ( , _. , .WM.|> BCHROEDEB 4:30 p. m. ' • •• V CBsnferd 4-04M ilatlon— ".' *!!ff» °PP«»»*« * »n<» lOt on May 8L. Wcstflald B**!h Av*.. W. ' .. CBaBfereV 4-4778 I Walnut Av*. sure, and thal'ato-lnapselthe merchant PARAKEET, yellowish green, vtetort^ of I 3-3344 .' ' Concrete Construction >, 4) Hardware. Screens., etc. BLINDS T.V. ANTENNAS INSTALLED, work dise. If you want to buy. donrt pas* up Central Ave. Child'* pet ANTMJUK;, BMAKTRONT, . pine : deslt CARS. WEstBald t-08M. Can CjUn- Complete Parts Dept. ! guaranteed, reasonable rate*.. Com- tna-chanjee of seeing a house that has ford 6-3800. IK'TW CRanford a.080S—a48T : marble 'top Uble. crtdema. drop teai tf plete new T.V. antenna 834. Call CBan- Work fronted - •••• VJL.-.-' '"""' ••- ••' -GRANFORD table.v'MUwganyooW front chest of so much to offer, 6 rooms, with • mm 3-4*14 AMOCO SEBVTCENTER - ford 4-4044 after 4 p. m. : . 4-30 room.' breakfast room, tile bath.' oil HANDYMAN. Yard and" cellar cJ ' Road Buildln4l .-—.'..Sewers. 04 Blgti Stred - CraBferd UPHOLSTERY SHOP dtmmmtimtffn carden chair ahd urns, a OUNS WANTED, Modern ' or Antisjua steam heat, flreplacerexceUent condi- 7; —TTOf "EVery' Purpose . H4fojd Domaratlus. Pron- pair br;«v«rlay lamps. Dresden mirror,' rifles.( shotguns, revolvers, pistols, ate,. GARDENS PLOWED and HARROWED. 1 .• Venetian Blinds . ' Military or sporting arms. Will, call at tion, garage, permanent drive and lo- • . . • AMOCO \ • . __ . . . • pair of French commodes, larse^vases, Aladl ehicken. manure BOc a bushel. cated near a lovely.,park. 014JOO. UNION COtJNTY CaU CBsBferd 4-1441 - Special Spring Prices Available .. mirrored lire screen,, picture frames •your convenience. Fully licensed.. Linn- CRanford 6-6418. , 5-38 LAWN GtriTWO/ •[ Mirror* Resllvered , Oas — Oil"— Toying — CeWrai Repairs and mirrors. Call Thursday Evening. den 3-9840. . 1 . tt-30 1 S. Custom Quality. Brands. . tt-30 IT BLAME US If you let this house ' Kenllworth Lawn Service <* TRUST COMPANY 4f_Baraeld* Ave. , ' • - , Crantar4 MOVING and • ^-CBanford 4.0874 ;' ^ Friday or Saturday. 338 Walnut Avr., JAlOUStE'Porch^enclasure* "Ludman". CRanford S-1681 |«-4 RAWSON MOTOBS. Inc. . \' CRanford 6-0893 Oanford, »-018B '•. ., . \ ' . B-M BOOKS WANTED, phone tor details. Add that extra room now. Mlnton-Bllt through your fingers) • rooms that •PerseaallMd Cheeklag Aeeeaats • CRanford ^6-6763 NsrikAve. *' Baringsel d Av*., CraBiersT P. M. Bookshop. 33Q Park Avenue. In good condiUdn.largei hath, full .... • ' • v - ,;. \v .: • -STORAGE— IS0 SaBth Av*., E. ~ . Craaferd -Cabliict Co. 300 North Avenue. TJar- MAN. elderly, very active; as 'watchman nUDAT EVENINGS •. ,.'-'•'. I taattj Av*., W. CraafaN 1/ PLalneld 4-3800. ' tf Wood. WEsuleld . 3-BO8O. CRanford attic and basenvent, garage and screened Mortgage* — Loans' — Saving* Accounts PRiaHT PIANO, Wd condition' Call ch and priced at only 810 JM0. . or Jlght work. Excellent education and While' You Wait cjr Shop I ABtharised CHaniord \6-l540 after' 5 prriT r .6-0338. I- •• .'.'.• •••-•• ". ' business training. Box. 70S. care Clti- • DEUCATESSENS * WASHING -,; LARGE OR SMALL STEAMER TRUNK, xen and Chronicle./ ' .! AU Trust Service* good condition.. WEsteld 3^333-M. rOL-DOCIR" ''Holcomb * HokaV space MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT S14J00 """^ 0 6-1099 PONTtAC ~ CHERRY QlNfNO ROOM savftig lolding doors. Mlnton-Bllt. 380 MORE ROOM — 6 large rooms. Uvlng I gas refrigerator; maple North , Avcl Garwood. WEstfteld room 30X31. MORE PERSONALITY— Sales aaa Barvla* —" 8 C^are^aUy L*sst*4 OSIee* -• COLONY DELICATESSEN GULF. SERVICE STATION am set 348 South, Union 3-8080. CRanfard 6-0338.. , -' located where every house is different Wanted FLOWER SHOPnC_, " Ompjete Auto Service " Avenue. Cranford (no phone I. Auto* for Sale , and distinctive. MQRE_SJ>E TREI& 140 Saatk A»*., E. Craalere —CBf 4-l4t4 < Complete Line of . ' •'.•'• COFFEY'S 049 PLYMolmi* special deluxe, with than irr» brand new sectfiinr We'd say ^Private. 3-rooma .FLOWERS FOR ' _Mlnor Repairs —— Road Service " THE TICKER-SHOP - --—; k , BUsabeta S-M00 • £2Si^8W«faMH^MOJWS»I S=DD»INO radio, heater. t)elroiter. Leis thsn 38.- that aU lh all you're getting much center.'Cr*nford. One woman, reaaon- Complete Parts and Repairs EVEBT OCCASION "CRanford S-0OT8 . Eat.-Slnce\l93p i 1 Watch, clock anU. Jexrelcy repair*.. All abte rent./CRanford 4-4887,. . ALLIED VAN LINES ~ BOOM SET, nine pieces, verjr"gqod""con'- OdO mileage . Oni owner, CB- 8-861 h— MORETJTOR YOUR MONEY than In a s High *• Seat* AT*-. E. <*•>. BB sUttea) -work aoug~BH~tne~pf«mises with pro- A In ERIC AH WESTFIELD 143 Bread St. — ilB EUsabetk.. Ave. All Cooklng «7 Baking Done on Premises Member F. T. D. . ItM Washing Macbuifes : dition. Abo maple crib, high" chair, new home. '"'• ^ Long Distance Moving . playtien, bathinettc. tetterbabe, and CHRYSLER, ,1081 Windsor deluxe. Bar- fessional care. 7 South Ave.. E., Cran- FIVE ROOMS. Cranford or vicinity, with CRaBferd 6-IMS Service It Parts For All Makes ford. . • • • :.-"\l~.. Shoe Repair Shop 4»3 Nerta Av«, E. . JRistfl*l« t-374*, *H» *««»SBlBs«*r Av.^7484 Wntteld^Avf. ; . baby-bender. CRanfoM 6-338S. gain at 81880.- 36. Keith Jeffrie* Ave.7 Mrs. Dorothy Rathje ^—..- CR 6-3630 heat and hot water. Christian- adults. It M. Dalea Ave. _ CBaaf*rd-4-4l4t- •«Bl*»r-!4v«r ;—~~'-:- -Cra«f#r*T Storage - Packing - Shipping CRanford 6-8703 . ,_ no. pets. Reinhardt. 39 Qulne, CRan- " "' ' ' ' ,i ' Elisabeth.' ."";• • • • . Automatic It Regular Mrs. Lois Brooks . - CR 6-1800 • •. • I ." ••• '•'•'. PAM8IES. Sweet Wlllfam. carnations, oth- ford 6-3968. -s ' 8-18 15 Eas A HARDWARE BfjBBINS *'ALLISON. INC.\', - DOERRS ATLANTIC SERVICE •4. AM*B 4irse« CRsBf. . • . ' -. Member ..I BBBBBBB ^B*L BBf j^aVm^a^^a^BsBa. B4_a\ T*e34_ B?B*BVa*B^BBBBi " er .perennials; all for 81. 843 Le*lri«ton PLAINPIELD ^ , Est. li»ii-—'•• '•.-;-\ ' / A T L A N T I C .'; '. , Avenue, Cranford. ' s-38 CRANFORD V,:N. Ai. for General Nurst Q. G, NUNN. Real EaUU PAtn/S DLXICATES8E3A3ESS N KENHWORTH OREENMOUSES •ABbWABE — PAINT4 J,< " "Star Park Ave. •" " big. VlsiU. Hypodermics, Maternal and 181 North AVo.. E. at Centennial Avenue Christine Johnson/Prop. •"•" ;•>• A. ROCSSLE. Prpp.. Local andn>Long-J}lstance. Moving > , • • ' Pr*d«elV_V<__'___i__1 FASHION EXCHANGE — Gfrls' dresses, Musical Instruction Infant Care, Health Education. The CRanford FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCA8I01 BOU8B FURNI8HINOS U : .aborts, skirts, blouses, coats. Boy's Visiting Jiurse Can Help You. Nominal FuU lineof- .. ~CallXIRanford-eMigaS " Road «Crylec/ — Pick Up * Delivery -PIANO-GUITAR—ACCORDION Wedding Bouquet* Oarden Supplies — Paint* Jackets. slax..shlrts. Inexpensive. Eve- Private Jks*nrn_at your home or at-ewr - tW. Tcir CRanford >07B7. or consult MOUNTAINSIDE — Freshly painted and Alteration* . PANCY. DBUCACIES 818 Seatk.Av*., E. '., . .Craaferd -'—i end week-eritfirCRTJ-6314: '"' studlo. Play *onf> In a few lesson*. Ttlaphona Directonr. Bat. A. M.,J:30 ... decorated 7-toom-^ho«ns) r-at- 418.800. « fcAD! SOTnPand-DREBSES madeMe: SAVINGS Potted PUnts " •"• IPtohJnj Tackle' • gsala Ave.. k% * C*Bt«BBlal—CR. 4-0718 ~lai ge" rooms on one floor, beam living order: alas alteration*. Mrs. Hand, (| ,' ' ji. Open Sundays — ., , .: '• FUNERAL' —- •> CntlCH. blue-wlUr slip, nmr CaU CRan^rd 6-0301 'tinner* bur specialty. Results •uar- room with, fireplace, modern Kitchen, CRanforf d 6-3483. U ,. CBaaferd Here is ati condition. 83S. ClUriford 6-0033. ahtaad. For full Information call WlnaV new tile bath. V 3-car garage, finished N» Better C4BI «t AByJPri INSTITUTIONS 8 •aataua SL ^'CBaaiaU 4-4M! RAhway t-3033. tf drive, low* taxes, storm1 and/sanitary n K*a.Uw*rth l« Nerth Ave., W. "V—-CraaMr* IRESS TTDOL SERVICE SILVER FOX JACKET, site 30. like.new, Typewfiier* ALTERATIONS and DRESSMAKING by ar opportunity to" .•ewer* connected and pal4/or. Owner sppointment only. Mrs; Pujat. CRan- .•Summer. Price*:, TTDOL PRODUCTS 800 or best offer. Call Westneld 3-6383-J. WRrtEtERR repalra'anoT rentalsrent . New ^B/fgfjAH,,|J *JJ*>1*K> '•""'-"•-•*v--.-j- 'B"4 CnY FEDEBAL SAVINGS advertise your and -rabtdlt addMr nOchinesTcash reaF STOFFEB'S MLICATESSEN Carburetor At Ignition Repair* • aOFA BED. good condition. Best reason- Painting - Decorating latara, typewriurs, and duplicating ma- RANCH TYPE HOME./ 3 years old'on and LOAN ASSOCIATIOH able offer. CRanford 6-8186. china*. SUtlonary and su^pllat. ELIZABETH COX MACKEY. Dressmak- Stove or Nut $22-25 ALBAN LEWIS HARDWARE business on a beautiful lot, all modern convenience*,. —injr and alterations. 301 High Street.' DELICATESSENS — GROCERIES r Scientific Engine-Diagnosis^-— NATIONAL TYPEWRITER CO. Owner being transferfed.~~<3ail CRan. MACHINE. Kemhore. rebuilt, for -tord tf-3863 foe appointment. ' Cranford 6-1413. . ..'. 5-38 ALL OCCASIONS '.• :_,.?_•.prrrlBtmaH <'PAINTS ...... ,J HM«rtb Xv*^ W. CBaaferd 4-0741 ''plage •read'-'by''~' condition. Call alter 4f ». ta. 30 EYrimi^ Street ' Cranford i*» .; 3r —Flowers By Wire NITSCHKE 4K BLUNCK — Painter* and CJlanford C-08OO . ,: - 1&80 r,. ;Orders~TtaSa«r Por Parties HENRY P. TOWNSEND 15,000 •, y • Decorators. 47 North 18th Street. Buckwheat • •' ' titott Seed'"'. 15.651 • ' Good Used Can KBNILWORTH OrpiCX . ' •' WBstSsM 8-1484 ' CHestast B-B844 ---" '-' : . LARRY'S TEXACO, STATION OPaOLBTBHINO -i Furniture, repairs Stoker Rice !4» -Ave.:.-,—- ~. XeaUwwtb MOVDia * BTORAOB . ' readers' Z'Z TUTORING—High School, and College 4M Nerlk Ave.'.'E. ' WefttUM' B*al**sr4 at aheMlag CeaUr tkLMu...... '.^.. -i — Cuurweef sfABFAK LUBRICATION -.'.draperies., slip covers, Venetian blinds. Trucking - Hauling ^subjects. Catolus T. Clark. B.A. (Yale> ' ." ' CBaaJerd 4^148' , • ' ,u , FACKDIO • Nlee choiee of fabrics. F. Kantner «• R. MENZEL — Interior, exterior Mint- J faf^49 '• V WCsifleld 3rBSS4 - " " »"* ' ' flHOlHaBUeWeS 9£ 4ftXe«(i*BaV^*w9# Ofetth ^ Table Pad* ' • • , i • 'i ... • _O,M. - Oil ' '. r • •• ing and paperhanging. EsUmata* cheer- IX.B.. iEdT M.. 336. Mountain Ave.. EUZABETH OPPICE -'f Bon. 130 South Ave.. E.. Tel. CRanford SIS Boutb AW^-a^5lanford MM WILBUR COON fully given. Phone .CRanford 6-1345. WestfleW^Cail WEstaeld 3-3741-W. ' tf Pick-Up -and Delivery Service 61 ElliabettrAvenue. Cranford. U •tOVINO — UTORAOE — PA CRanford 6-1516 50 Lk Bat ^2.49 Bast Jersey- aaaV Bread-- (t. • DRUG STORES FOOD MARKETS • Lu-Ray Blue Ridge Dlnnerwsre .' VSll'N*rik Av«, w? ' Westfleld Aganta AlUad Van Llaea., SHOESr ' ' .' BMsabetk B-M44" > ', ' - CRaiiford 6-4836 . •<. ; f AND RUGS. Used, all cleaned. : : WESTFIELD MICHAEL, M; BARICH. Sxpert axUrlor • ..tor, '" :- ' Open' Stock Dlnnerware/ ;..- -"-, WEstfleid 3-4444" - , 43N*rth A«e'^B; \. • '. ' ' Craa**r4 Coed condition,' roomo tizes. remnaoU, Damping. All work guaranteed. CRan- sABOBirra, MOVINO AND Rentals, . MOTOR SALES do«~ ,'•"-. - \A :,—-:-:->• - •tair and ball'carpet, throw nigs. tieW ford '6-0S73. tf - UNDBN OP«CB BELL'S PHABMICCY, ACE FOOD STORE nsnnanU and factory seconds, Eliaa- now loadta*. hoassbold good* to all 44 UNO, RIVERSIDE DRIVE, available . '. WOMBN. WITH -L;.' 14* NaHk JDsl*a Are. w CRaafsrj. 4-444* Iqformatidn State* and Canada. apeclalUing to Mew for banquets, weddings, receptions, :.-, . «W Aatk*rls«d NerU.Weee.Baar.Blat li MEATS — dBOC.BBIES • beth Ruf Exchange. 383 Morris Ave., WILLIAM ROESEL. Interior and Ex- PBBSCBIPTIONa ODK 8* LLTI" tWb^:r England. Florida and Cabfornia (hip-, dance*, organisation meeting*. Attract- '. -.. ' Uassa > 3-8844 "T* PROEXN FOODS ' -caii ;.-•.•/ terior Painting. Skilled mechanics. Same van to ' " ively decorated. Kitchen faculties. "".'i- EYEMADY LAWN SEEDJ • PAWTERS Hf PersunaL supervision.. 108 -Columbia Bp 8ERVICENTER Avenue, Cranford. CaU CRanford _ _ j»gt* your next .Bowling alley rental. Telephone CRan- ' '.: CBaafard «-4B»8 - VAN LINES. Tod ford 6-0361 o«^ CRanford 6-6701. tt CRANFORD PAINT 4 Versj' W, M*Parl*»d, Prop. Cranfonl ; 6-3715. . , • , •..;... ->— tif ANDREW OUSANTI ,., ",i:'•-...:!> ' BEAUTY SHOPS it 4IS BarlUa Bead ; ', . . '',' Cr HARDWARE STORE Complete Inspection Service SAVE LINDEN DECOHAT1NO CO. Painting MOVING -'••• <.•-• \ .. • ^J, NEED 45c Ib. ATLAS POWER TOOLS - - ' CRANFORD DECORATORS &-6000- and decorating; established-1018. Qafl - Movejr* of Furniture and • Rest Home Drugs. Blploglcals. CHAS. IURTZ MARKET Glass Jr Osrden -Tools - House Furnishings Lubrication — Tires — Accessories .'^Linden 3-3300. ^U . Estimate* on Re ELITE BEAUTY SALOIf i • '<" •'' • L-. ' - • D.-J.'McKnough. Prop. ' •»«*. --.-' CB. 4-8.WI PRIVATE-ROOM and board for elderly CENTENMAt. AVE, .Ptuniblng Supplies - WslipapeV^A . •iriarteM 4> ' : • • Si rooms 037. The BesTef EvsrylklBg la tlis Drag Ua* PAINTING and PAPERHANGINQ. Sel- . , 4 room* . people. Care arMTTrair scrvtc*i'TT"dav" CmANVOED SAUCS — ^ . Specialising In All Type* ^ CBOICE MEATS * POULTYy\ ,;., Fleqr Sanding Machine*. ^ t '' • berl. 448'Coolldge Drive, KeniltMBMh 1 i. _f /f. _...,: ..._. ::•'-.:,. / '•; '••"' # PAINTIN0 ,..'' .....,' NbRTH END ...... - • 8 rooms sired. WErteld 3-4018-J. PARTS -L- PBBMANBNT WAVINCJ'"~" --'•— ~":' GROCERIES — PROEBN; FOOQS> 144 Saala Av*« E. CBaafard 4-1470 CRanford 6-36S4. • , -Til. Prompt DeUvery SerVlce FIURIDLY SERVICE ' -- •- - 1 AU 11 •t BfAnt sTVUNd *-Vt". ~ J» •?APER-*HANaniO ....-•.••.• , :-.rc7 \:' CONTaMM. .W.estaela ; CBaaf.re «-0SM .: "A''/ E. & L. HARDWARE CO. r CAKKT MELIABLE iUCKINO CO. IN LAWN8 WITH CaU CBaaferd 4-444* UU Qavldsesi ; " "t)**rge Bee 6-IB64 U N*Hk ValeB AT*. Craaferd Clock* Repaired WEsisUM 3-I688 I Walaal Ave. CBaaferd •••"- ir-'- Open'Dally 4, A, M. to 7 P. M. MOBIL PRODUCTS ' '. ON EIJC CLEANING XHLOROANE .-^ UNION AVENUE k| KS — All Kinds->^TJprfng and Trees Taken Down l«J»t. Catea Ave. ' . CBAN.POBD • Thurs. * *SiLtlli.t..P, M.'- Of - Oil- Lubrication^ weight, cleaned, repaired; put In order. For Rent -•> . MEAT MARIET • '..• - '.i.TTtAitfonl tHUff.'- ,\,., ' ' »• «8f N«rtk Av*.. B. - . CBaaferd 4-4787 E. P. .Chamberlain. CRanford 6-4J87. * AUTO DRIVING • PBIME MBAT8 a> POULTBY '., ,- 'Sunday from • A, u\ to 1 P.M. , * rM&CrRTANT * OBC oi S.J.'t STORE :40 with stock room In rear. P-JnUn, if«r Ave. Ideal for Dry Clearer, TOWNE BEAUTY SALON Groceries -i Psoduce — rroxeoFoodV, It** BarUaa B*a« , CBaBfard 4-4140 Larom Rug Cleaner* Army and NaVy Store I or AU. INSTtlUCTION UNLVS PHABMACY ' — Free Delivery J-' '•.''.'•, \j 11 tJeMsvla. R*«d' •', V'" •:•;,: qluk"' Iwfe. PETE'S'SHEU. SERVICE *-PHONE CALIS f CHHX> HEALTH SAND V I Am. VlataBsId Fli. 4-44* '.;. Curtains . ':. '• ' rpe of business. Phone CRan- DVOO (•-.• ..p|lBiX PRODUCTS. Chas. H. Llnd. Beg. PharmacUt ' CRaaford 4-1430 0' . Vv • KNILWORTH HARDWARE 0k)RTAINS LAUNDERED at home. Call iUi. • • , . ; ••.••• IV \ PACKED Df SEALED KACa — IW Us. V BOO* MMl • '- - "!t>aa • Oil - Lubrication . *•:..-:,-..— :••-••.-- :* CRanford 6-8480. , ,' •Mtteat tMataiMt m M*> GABDEN STATE 14 Neiih Uaien A»*. , Craaf»rd & PAINT STORE S — Picked Up @ $| JJ5 ' ' ' . PBBSCBtPTION ; Minor Repair* Road'Service DWVI^G SCHOOL ^ • stABDWARK — -TOOLS Photogntphera * • • Police , , * —J...____«I..,,. BPECIAUST4/' r ^ FUEL OIL Syr Electrical eV Plumbing Supplies " •;.' " ' CRanford 4-0704 Ueeaae* by the Slate if Nsw Jersey PainU — Glass — Garden Needs'. Msrih Av«^ K. *\l4*- Av*. Craafare All Phase* of Deriving I Drag* — Cesawile*— Baby Need* 6-0170 ^r A.V.BOYD .CRaniord ft-IMS . ' ~\ •; 'L. . Waste I HAVE SaOrtntNED ntOM 1 Wateat PrescrlpUons Called For '-; . •-,. OARWOOD COAL CO. 841 Bealsvard • • - Ht«llw»Hk j SlJNOCO CENTER Specialising In for Extra TUB AKMED SKUVICB AND GLAftK TOWNSHIP. N. J. CHARCOAL — BRIQUETS. • ' ' and Delivered. . -^ " •. '. • riiuo OUJ ' . '...'• - Flsia OsauMrelal t-MdJB ' - -w.',-,,; AM BESOMING MY y 8Oeanaras**le*- i~.-" > Td.Crf>9653 -OioendabUr.-rrloiMliy ttcrvlce Since 1833' ^ Crtaiforxji JOHN J. DIFABW BBBVI BegMered pkataMiajla t* genre TUB k MS B. UNOPLN AVKNVB •eal-BBATlNO O|L4J-MM Board of Education * Autbarisad AA gf N. J. For Prompt Deliveries r OUnfonl ft.1661 . ' TOWINO SEBVICB ^—Free Parking'—• Free beUve'ry*.->' ^ CranfoVd 6-2Q^0 * Brpm's Uqmor Stor* Carburetor CaU CBaaferd 4-4744 ^ CtUnl^rtl «-M«#\j —, Starter* C^aXCR.t5-li>l4, 144 PBBMI Ave.. M. •' , — ' V;1 • x Cnaferd Vales i Nerlk Aves. . Cnsjefd

: '" . i* •• •. ..\ ,- - -"I, j*: ^l^4i&MiiM!i>^,•^ \ \ CRANFORO CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY

scout, moved to the third step dan, ocal Industries TeacheraP rtxfipH*u^i£"*iHc qulretnents" for star scout ranky7 OA |fOOD — Two local indus- I GARWOOD—Ronald Jones, son : GARWOOD Plans for - Neighborhood CommJIssionerXr- tries ' ve been awarded certifl- of Uf, add Mrs. J. W. Jones of Sg7oest ^^a^^L^^L mm ' ^m^^M thur Biddle presented Ross Row- cates of merit for achieving a per-annual luncheon of the Garwood Hazel avenue, looic.thini place in land with a miniature fect safety record among employes Teachers* Association were made an essay contest sponsored by the G1V E badge, which he in turn presented during the first quarter of 1953". at the organization's monthly meet- Ladies'Auxiliary of Bay Leaf Post to his mother. The certificates were awarded ing in Lincoln School last Wednes- 8807, VFW, for students of Jona- side, a cousin of the bride -and to—Sonoco-PTOducts-Company-pf day. Mr>: Katherine Walther is than Dayton Regional High School CEREBRAL Cammle Ogden we're presented" Korfh~ayen'ue, and wadel Equip- Slxaicman.. of. the committee, in ment Company Of 119 No£tb.~au£~ meeting of the; auxiliary in Bay BITAL with Whistle 7 the Union "County Safety" Councjl affair.;.' ^ '•.'•, ' '• . ': '• -ivenue. KENILWORTH PALSY FUND Which medalsIs were pre- in Elizabeth, by C. George Kruger, Mrs. Evelyn Sutton was named First and second places went} deputy directbr of the Bureau of chairman of a nominating £gmmii- Ogden 'to' Explorer to Richard Wilson and John' e,| Albert and ...Scout John Engineering, and Safety, New Jer-tee to prepare a slate of officers Wesner, respectively,? CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY}. JUNE 4 1953 community, Cttnr District of town ajnd i$ Pethiefc- 80 Tamp- sey Department-of Labor and In-for the coming' year. Berkeley Heights. Subject of the — TENCEKTS" er*, white'. Jack Allen, David Mrs. Dorothy Tearse, president, assays was "Democracy Wars Aux- Major hit e*cte** •nd installelled , riascross the Beach', George Jones, Jeff Mar- conducted the meeting. Refresh- We Make If Medals and. cash shall and Cammie Ogden received ments were served by Mrs. Mar-awards -were presented Castaldo of 83 Third Merchants similarity is the te in thing* hlstori- bronze camper medals. Explorer Scouts Plan garet Bahr, Mrs. Marjorle Nobbs winners at a/ school assembly. ,;S S mem Cranford Day Program of the Ladles AuxiUaiy to Ba yy ... Wlnglish town's / One-year scoutmaster medals Trip to Stokes Forest and Mrs. Esther Tonjes. :r ; Judges in the contest, were Leaf Post 6807, VFW. ' Central Sailraad Station I dates back many more for attendance, advancement, QARWOODr-Scouts of Exploiter Rev. Charles McTague -of • 9:15 a. m.^-Free, coffepjmd ddnuts to be served _ even Crane?;_ Ford, camping and scout spirit were pre- Post 75 will make a trip to Stokes RHS '44 Class Reunion Anne's Church; the Revt Walter C. all commuters for renstboumt imd -west:-__J" in the European'1'version sented to Scouts Ball, Beach, Con- State Forest on June .15 and camp Pugh, St, PauTs Evangelical and Men In Service . . i bound trains. Mayor Ahdersen to greet 7 home town" was first over, McCord, McGratn, Rittweger, thereuntil June 18, it was anSchedule- d for June 5 Reformed Church, anpV^tne Rev. KENILWORTH — Army Seven Persons Appointed Directors; "" -\ %' commuters. '"•"•• • Scher, .Weydemeyer and^ Whit^ the Glendenning fam- II1U i 1 nounced this week.' Plans for the Brlc S. Tougher. ^^Presbyterian: W*rner Plasa (NorUuide of Station) ' •SPRINGFIELD — "\ of g, .y Gift Days ' ited the borough last meyer. Receiving the medal1 for (eip were made' last Wednesday Mrs. Dennis A. Nolan of 12 North Four New Courses Authorized for School; \ 1:45 • 3;00 p. m.—-Historical Bus' Trip —>--leave from and .?/ •-•--^^J THE CKANfOltPCHURCH 1944' of Jonathan Daj Church: Mrs. Catherine Gribble Nineteenth street, has been gettina Historical feus Ride, Phyllis Glendenning, the second year were': Scouts Al- night-At a meeting^at-Jhe'nome oT was chairman, y - •". y ! : return to this point. - • " air and Mrs! E. B. len, Arnold, Jones, Lawson, Mar- Herbert WeVtbftHeTn, adviser, 213 High School will •flrst hand- combat training -^ Withhold Decision^oln ^febnd Semester • Local Stores Offering ., J,?• Walnut Avenue' Town Day Co-Chairmen Ball Game, parice annual reunion < June 5 2:00 ofjtOS Orchard street, versary edition of ThV Citizen and members^- Refreshments were shall, Ogden, Pethick, Itbbey and Locust ayentie. I . , '. ' . . ? the atomic warfare at Camp Desert the Cranford Adult School., has-decided to incorporate, Mrs. • 4:00 p. m.—Johnson & Johnson Plant tipen for Chronicle published in. 1943 in cele- Mowing the 'business ses- WashingtonTHou^e. Alcoa 25-Year dub Bargains and Presents Also on Program. '. visit the tbwn again this serw Zesch. Don ' McCord - received a. JohtiManiscalpb is chairman of Rock, Ney., proving ground of'the- Chnrlcs Redden, director, announced.. The leaders of the school met . inspection. . . bratlpn of its 50th'fear.of publica- the ' connfrttervised games'- for\all age groups— arttfualVobscrva.rjcc of Cranford this spring Miss Glenden- Thirty-six local stores are par-' : sent 'to the Middlesex, J^hrdMlcl by Robert Dushanek and Bruce and MissyDoris T. Colwejl,\both GARWOOD—Sixty-eight mem- tal, Cqmbat Team from Camp ..,, Seven persons were irelected as directors oT.the school, they - ? • ? Erizcs. Booths on display. Day tornbirow will feature a pro- t wrote to the-4Town Cletk f<£ tidpatlng in the ' Cranford Gift 6:30 v Additional information will be se Hayden. Thomas Casale presumed of Garwood. FredJRoessle of! bers of the Twenty-five Year Club ^\^-enterini g the arc: MrS. Redden, Mrs. W. T., Collins, treasurer? Channing Rudd, • 1:30:.p. m.—MpcJCBaseball Game vA Police- ' ' gram of sarncs and fun for children information concerning ioctp 80 Olympic Park Grcus of the Aluminum Company' of Pays sales TSveWt today! tomorrow in the near future. ; -yf- at the meeting. ,..„;..; •....-. .-.o.. ! Plains is class president. Army in January 19519522 . he Was Gerhard V. Kelmer, Dr. Howard R.«i '" 7:S0 Department vs. Fire Department.;•• of all afie'groups from 3:30 to 5:30 borough' she visited. The bor- America attended the seventh an- Was and Saturday under auspices of the- ^ 8:00 p, m.—^Threc Boys' Boxing. Matches — ' Further points of ihtejrest wjll Featuring Jung|eAct employed by the Twin aty Nurs- Best, superintehdent of schools,^* p. m. at Memorial Field. Mrs.- EL A, •Ufh librarian sent her a copy of also be. forthcoming, because Miss nual dinner at the Park Hotel in ery. Roselle Park. ' District Governor Cranford Business Association, it 8:00 '"': George Ward, ;referee. \ Koych and MrSj.'P. B. Alger-are George Keller's collection ?. of: Mis. G. Hoimes Williams' and- J tht OOdaT Guide, pictures of theGlendenning has consented to write, and Parents Men In Plainfleld recently. Harold was announced last night/by S/ S. -11:00 p.m.—Regular and Square Dancing. co-chairmen. . • ."^ v ' •' ' ~CfUxtorcT~Houae. the "Cranford ions,, tigers, leopards* and pan- i an article. for The-Citizen and Visit Walker Gordon GARWOOD — Pyt. iger of S-CRANFORD James F. Kervick. The same indi- Eisenberg, chairman of the retail As'in, pjist years, the program Church and the Village-Cage oTncle^Vvheji^she returns this thers wlll/be the free circus at- -_/waa the viduals were-also named trustees. promotion committee of the asso- will commence with the serving ot round bouse),, and articles con- HonorCourt traction foV the Memorial Day GAR WOOD—Parents and. mem- Meur/son of John Le Meur of KENILWORTH—Two Cranford summer. ^She sails, aboard'the Garwood. recently arrived fan Ko-guest speaker. ten were found guilty of speeding Mrs. Redden'reported that ofB-r ciation.. . : *. ?.••'• V -• Heada Service Club f f cerning Cranford which appeared Maurctenla," _j>nTJune 20. for?'a .Leadership of Boy Scout Troop week-end at Olympltf Park, .Ir bers of Cub Pack :75_ yisitedrihe ers using both cast.and west bound : v l Walker Gordon-Fatmi in Plains- rea .and Has been-assJgned to the Duringjthe business meeting Al- Monday evening _in__ Municipal cers wilH» «l«it^-Jater--thrt ipexating_with-the—€ in - the Ratepayers' Association 4wo-montn tour of England,' Ire- 80 was' passed- from Cameron E. tigton-Maplewood. The. climaJt ot oi KenilwortiT Day program tomorrow, the trainsfjMim .6:55 a. m. to 9:15 a. m. - ttesrwvitt boro on Sunday ahd also held a pvTTS: Cpurtlby Jlagistrate WiUlam Bru- lnt)nttr."l'ni the meanwhile, Mr.Ker- land. Spain, HollanaianHTPrance. Qgdeh—to the new rt in ic^—Thcre-were-abdut^Meuri-^-whdv - der. On complaints by Patrolman mess Association has arranged foi Jm-«|iio^4eatures a hi«f • trahall, -are. veiyr%grt Iteller puts his^head'in a lion's Miss Glendcnning will be a gxinig?-r TheKnglislTvillage Is very proud slle's band, with BubblesJWcardo bouts and regular and square danc» , byterian Church, on. Fridayv It. was announced that Anthony employed by' the Thatcher Fur- . Acker of Plainneld. Jeffries of M-Seneea-road-was I r The decision to' incorporate the" The Gift Days 'event, as the of thalCranford Church,/ which-ia aS vocalist, wlllbe Saturday fea- fined $30. -•':. ' ins,'all in the evenins at Memorial be" one thousandg^ars Creative "Art Group The retirTpg '• scoutmaster—told.- inzalon^j committee member, had nace Company.' ,., . _S school was. approved by the ad name implies, win feature giftf Miss Joan Lloyd A [noyr ne had eh joyed working with I tmesr' Thg been named chairmanrTofTpicnic -Sl/cfllchard Henry, son of Mr. w'lth-.each • purchase" of a specified field. old. At the base of the tower of the Uonto Keller's cats, Freddy Former Garwood Manr alcdictorian« ContrsU SUted huildlng-U a-list of-rectors- from Flans Meeting Exhibit ihe-hoysi of-the?troop^during-{he to. be tfeld June 15 ^at Nomaheganand- Mrs. Theodore Henry/Of 310 the school frbm^the Community amount; in most local stores. A 12-" Plflhsforlhe closing meeting of past'four years and then,asked if ng, trick; -cyclist; Howard and Park in Cranford. North avenue, wifl ding Married in Newark . Wins page tabloid supplenjent-in-'todayfc Through the-cooperation of the 1S10 in an unbroken line. The Council, which was Instrumental wnsh.ip., Recreation Committee' the season for the' Cranford Crea- there was anyone outside the coun- Wanda Bell, - acrobatic dancers, this .wejBk^-end at with his KfNTLWORTH^AugustJ. Wil- issue-lists the Outstanding buys tc ^n| Other Prizes Z jyeaenj^er was butlfciir«0O.- .wejB GARWOOD—Miss iams/Jvl, olds Kensiiigton ave- in sponsoring' aind forming the' anrf-TBwnship Engineer Patrick J./ tive Art Group, to?be hel3 in thecil ring who would takt his place and Patti Palmer, comely contor- ; be made^in.the various local par- Miss Joan Elizabeth Lloyd of Thechurcb also has a Parish family. H>~haa but on opera- drus. daughter of, School. ' -. ? ' '':'•. ,...... ' • Grail, "Ramcsrand- contests hav municipal building on June 11, o» leader of the., council. Mr. Ball tionist. • .-•'; .•,.•".-;" ' ••?- ;•••• . Bowling Champion "~f nue. i*t the recipient of a.'casb ticipating stores. MoreX,than; 6,000 Westfield, formerly of Cranford, Regfatei-which starts in 1564 and tions with .'the Midway, air- Jules Andrus of award for a suggesticfci acceptedby The advisors decided to withhold been ar'rangcdXfor children ofyall werer made at an executive .board answered and wds 'led to 'the coun-* The new show, due Monday, fea-u GARWOOD — Mary Schaeffer, craft past; six extra I copies of the -supplement was-hamed valedictorian of the Is-almost complete. The centra^ iarwood bowler, captured the in- became the bride of Stanley R. the "Coin Your Ideas** Conunittoj a decision qn a proposal, to" hayie groups. FoV. young children. meeting Monday night at the-hofhe cil fire'b!y; Eagle Chief Larry Peth- :ur«s:'Ljton. DeBousseau, whp cli- months. touchedvportfl in Pawlikowski, Jr., son.&f Mr. and were distributed in the surrounding sehibf class of- Union..Junior*Col- portion of the church was destroy- dividual crown in~ the Union Coun- «. .*» »c ' ^'^^.7T\~zr <*•&* StantarSianiaid """OttU^evelopriieny two sessions this tebming year games and circle ' ed by-fire in I?!1©, tut was rebuilt of Mrs. Winniej,,'J9joyerr,-_» jCralg ick, flanked by star and life, chiefs maxes his aerial act with a 50-f.oot Spain. Italy and North trading territory,;" .-".;'•' '" ••:'. lege at. commencement' exercises niors to Hear R 3 ty Women's Major League with an Mrs. Pawlikowski of. 8M& Lake Companypy. . Linden. TheTsuggestisggti// trl fall. At that. Ume a survey wi]l| ^be played - on el ™'^"^"' ' '• of^he twippj.. '"•'."'.•' •'',"•'. dive; the Cimses ScotUsh v Africa. dy evening "in the college —ffl-f716. • ' •'• . •••^••;;:^' average_otul.77.6_for_9fl-gj avenue, Clark, forjnerly of GteGter submitted by MMrr. WilliamWillia s pro- be made to determine reaction ' Merchants' participating , in court near the field ^^ .._..;-in the April ?4 edition of the At the June meeting, new offi- ?^MDHJbt Joseph C. Bergamo" of the wood; at Zion Lutheran Churchy .library.'? -. '' . ' '^\ ••'-n-r'-i . .Mr. Ottflpn frannferrgd- hU-In- was announced this week, i vided^for the elimination of a pos-1 the proposal. It was the consensus Gift Days foUow: A * A Hardware, games as run for your supper Middlesex Chronicle, which circu- cers will.be installed and paintings Carlell Rose, Westerii -per- SheppardAlr Force Base at Wichi- Newark, at 5 p. m. on May 16., Alban-Lewis, Bamett's Liquors, Miss Lloyd last year was award- mlaureate June 1 diah costume to Mr.. Ball arid wish- ah' 11«-point spread over her closest aible safety hazard. 1 ha. t there should bea strong re- cle chase, hill drill, red light, far- lates in Cranford.there^ appeared will be registered for the exhibit ed him success as the'aixth scout- Iprmersv ta Falls, Tex., was recently hon- The Rev. B. D. Tuhy perforr Baron's Drug Store, Bell's Phar- led the Margaret Hanson Memorial ThcvRcv. Frank V. H;'Caiihy, rector, of Trinity. Episcopal Church, mer, in the dell;.cat/and rat and to be held JUne 13. Consideration competitor: The Garwood victor «red with two bowling trophies. actieii for two semesters''before' Scholarship' which goes to the hut- a short article informing its read- master of the troop. \ also had the league's* high series the ceremony. A recepttttn tolkn 8TAKLET MacCljAftx* macy, Breen's Liquor Store, Citi- spea>cak\k n "Futur^Ttnsc," at the annual baccalaureate service for< spider and the fly w)fl be prganlsed. is being given to the' question of The first was in recognition of the an.Vk action, la. takeiu- '.' standing member of the freshfnan . ers thaj another Cranford — here TJurlng the ceremony, Richard Pr^ogress Club Meete . : x at.the War Memorial Building. ElectCovey zen and Chronicle, .Coronet Fash- members of \his year's graduating class of Cranford High School at Souvenirs will be/ nted parti- of 644. ; ? :,.-••••;• '• "" highest personnel score in com- Four new courses "were author- class. A graduate of Cranford In New Jersey—-exists and re-whether? .an?, outdoor or ' indoor Biddle becameVaj.memwr"of^tne TheLProgresa^Club-metJcuesday Hillside: ••?'• '•-:-'. *£.:,*«? ' KJEtflLWORTH—Fred Bv-Covcy WiL Cranford "Bootiery.y, 'Cgy High clpants in these petition with individual members 1 ized. They are: Bridge,'municipal School, Miss' Lloyd i*4he daui 8 p. m., Sund\y, June (4, in the high school auditorium..-. ••••/ Wj '' porting Miss Glendenning's inter- show is to.be held. ., .7 troop' and was given 'bisy tender- f ternoon at the" home jafsMrs. W. Mrs.Rlchanl Payn(r«r Berkeley of M South Twenty-secbnd'Strect Cycle 4 Toy Co., Cranford 5c arfd There will a varied program tforBi of. other teams and, the second as and county government, aptitude j of Mr. and MGl InVqcatioK. will be o!Ieit^li;pV-thc_Rcv.lSam 35 Dlan to .have a trophy,. for his team, which Iras school, she was str|6keo with pj |TJcbrgc"Xinc6In, si3cnlit t pf^^bjfSthj'"'"? I ulc3f~i' n all schools ( pnprrJunc 1 information on. Cranford, New Jer- bus on Saturday to attend an am-second step clan and were award'- matlc tiding of The J Julia Pawlikowski, sistgr Men at Elizabeth Avenue_Presby- P»1SO wasannouaosd-tbat- p—Furniture,- Lions Hold the relays/planned; art: " Three^' . 1 ley, will be sent to the-paper. 1 cookout-tnif afternoon at thehomc first, in the season's competition. bridegroom; Miss Zenia-Vtotaskjrtttrian Xhurch, •that's New in Medicine" wlU be ..._ _, =^-^.-,-3,- jassil grqduating^--'-class;-"-VlK -give:' the 22 and 23. Classes will begin at the ateur artists exhibit; rn.pnH.ni. ed-rsecond- iy?Anton Chekhpv,-preaent«rby "' Uskovec of "248 was Goldberg*S Men's Shop. Harris, leggedracc, potato sack race, ptng T^ )^ reojueil.-an annl- Joseph is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 J continued under the direction of Monday "evening ai~tne ParkTHptel Scrrpture7>caarlBr7M\^Il sclec-l 1 regular hour in the mdrning on the ot ''Newark": and Miss ^— "—- ''- -*-"- IbytbeRew^ArUiurNorUi"~ "•' . Ltd.,'Home k Family Store. v l |p]ast three days'' aimy will close at pong ball race, obstacle race/and Dr. Edward Coe. Prosecutor H. Plainfleld, Miss LJpyd recei ions will be offered b\ tne High old clothes', race. Prizes will be D. D., pastor. Also, Horton's Fii'estone, Jay- Election Novello M"m"rinl ' a^hool-and Russell Morss will be in charge of Mar,,Judy Maldu. Just Kids. Kay the winhlng There the govemnwnt couistantf ~c«&unty prize and the French "pi be piynourjccd by . RabbY lilip 12:45 p. m. the ;-«lemcntary 'be a baseball e. Leshner's Fabric Center, Dr. Arthur L. Johnson, for the and faeal officials will speak on Brand of lplo Beth-El, grades. *. ,.. •s ahd girls of der ag« in's. Martin Jewelers, Richard Roy K. Scheller New of the board of trustees ahd feoijirityjy The annil awards assembly will various deoartmentt of govern- .Paint Store, JSeager*s Drug ^roups and prizes be awarded • superintendent of schools, present- be held at: .:30 p. m.Th the winners. ment. Details of the other courses SchJecter's- Cranford Paint President; Select Otheried assoqiate in arts degrees 31 will be announced in the near fu- June 18, lpvj-ed_by the so e. Stanley MacClary andl Hardware, Scher's Drug Store, Officers and Trustees " graduates. He- was assisted by Dr clasK dlnnc ? thpt'"evening in\ ture, Mrs. Redden said* . . 7 Cranf,prd Rotary Club, life under- 's Dept Store. Speed Auto Kenneth C.MacKay, presiden and high school >The features of the afternoon's Attending , the meeting,' which 1 Roy K. .Scheller was elected ifctoria. "The Golden wipUer-for the >Acacia\MutUal Life Sportsman *'? Shop, Swan dean of the college, and FIrest C," high scl events will be three races. The 40- was held at Mrs. Collins' home. 18 president of the'Lions Club, suc- »1 yearbooks. Will be V elected Towne Shoppe and Wini- Dexter of ,the_faculty. distributed yard dash/for the 6-7 age group, Madison avenue, were; Mrs. Red- Company, ceeding Dr. Walter K. Fasnacht. th graduate^ at: of District Rotary Eleven Crahfprd students re^ that time. the 50-yafd dash for the 8-10 year Cwlre Y^rJvUm Cmtr* rmv den, Mrs.- .Collins, Mr. Ruddv Mr. at,-the /weekly dinner; meeting^ in olds.' and the lOO-yaM dash for Yom FvkUm Cjntri Ytmr world- 8ervice the Coach and Four Restaurant ceived degrees. They.are: Alah R. The! com icoment • exercises . y Kellner, Mrs. Williams, Mr. ker- at 44th" Arensdorf of 609 Orthard st eet the J^-14 year olds.Special prizes vick, Mrs.-W. G^Dexter, Mrs. • Jf G, Tuesday night. - -•• —;'•' will behold .8:15 p. m—Friday, '..'.-Other1 ••• officers"weje named as Gordon-Harvey Batten of i« Avatlahle will,be awarded for these events. klein, Homer Hall, Mrs. Norbert Parkway Village. Walter H. June 19, in thV\hJ^h school iiudl-, ster follows; First vice-president, Al- toriuni. Highlights of the ceremony For Si iny!Arri>« /The prizes for the contests will'. •.smith; • '•' L ••* • '_•• ..•.; L . «»y, fit, of l hy th.» Bntnry rii.l^_ |t*Tt "J. Davles;; second ^p thlir N. Hoagland'of .506 Casino WIIL be talks l>y-four members/of which donated, $50 for .that Also, Mr£ D. N. Tyfe, Mrs. Wal- 4he graduating class. Judith Q Baby ter- O. Conley, Mrs. Benjamin ofJBoe^ denC"AIfre« .Frigola; third vice- avenue, John E. Ingehplm; p|f; 316 |_pose. Miss Jean Voorhccs and president, /Edward J. Shaheen; South Union avenue, Geori'" ~ ~ holm will speak on?,"Whe; Plans Ypr thp^ James Avery will direct the game Newswanger, Miss Matilda Jura- a |iast president SmPupUs Were-a Couple of Kids't; cek and Mrs." AVery George. , secretary! I Daniel' J. Heyburn; James of 1? Spruce annual baby? parade on Sunday, for the school children^ They will of lib? He has been h^asurer, Louis Lerda; tail twist- Richards, "Responsibility be assisted by William Walsh and ELIZABETH civic organizations, Ann KrJeger of-17 Indian Spring 21, ha^ School Superintendent er, Nicholas LaCorte; Lion tamer, roap^ JltqueUne McMeekln I of 20 Student ^Jovernment"/' Elaine .vo been Qmpleted and William Richards,' high school stu- JheCranford Civi- Paul «. Dunham; song leader, Lewis,-,"HowyOvDr*'Public ScKb>Is entry blanks have becjj^Tstributed, West Holly street, Anne TJ Neu- T dents, Mrs. Fred Ball ahd Mrs. Fred Sfinajaer Expect* 420 New Henry TLovett, and historian, Man- (Conttmted on page Promote Democracy,^ 'and 'David it wa.s /ailnour oi-the-Roosevelt School PTA, rates Cerebral : ning Rowltz. i -rr—- Mrs. Stanley Grayson and Mrs. pCross-^.Ambulance- Students Waltc/'Nietzel, general chairman LA total of 370 .youngsters have Lester W. Powell and Anthony Musical se4ectiorts will be of- of tb« affair. Bart,Morrison of Cleveland PTA,' ,1Fund* •**•«*' *-r# « Worlorld WtirU. faione..were'"named. trustees • for fercd by the High JScihool Orchestra.] Mr* rhnrl<^ lyATnit-nq^-MTgr-y-^ As district governor, he will co- enrolled to ehter the kindergartens ance=cntrics lH the four elementary public ^rWlf g|V year's parade will be up to tft ^E. Wasp, of Lincoln PTA and Mrs. crdlnate. tHe' service activities /of G. Troiitman trustees' for two yea Thomas Campbell! and Mrs.. Nlch- kh/ WHITE GROUND, QDAINT ROSEBUD day by. Victor Shaheen, chairman today^-?tands' az an Dr. Best said approximately 400 ents in Cranford were shown dur- erintendent. The iattel- will/presenl clude: Robert Sweeney, publicity; high. ing the meeting by Victor Shaheen. the class-, to Louis G. Trqutman, The pubi department of the local, committee for the _ ^372,000 business and kindergarten pupils were antici- Charles Sachs, program; Raymond under' county-wide drive toward a goal Charles Stevens announced that Student Couhcil Head; president of the Bbard/o'f Edqca- Mr. Gndl prcfjjssional -executive* are TneiM- pated by the: long-range planning Cowpcrthwaitc,' prizes". Mrs. L. will clean the field, i 'macadam $40,000. arrangements had. been* completed tion, who will confer diplomas. the befs?qf;'^bo Jtotary clubs in 86 committee of the Board of Edu- Claw Officers Listed Hellenblecht. decoratidnst; Martin J enclosure and cut \ass to have . Shaheen cited'the late start for' a golf match wfth the Rotary Benediction jvill be pronounced by cot/nt'rlsot/n : cation for the 1953r54 school year. Hugh Mair has been elected, l^orrfl. '.trcasurec;"Rcdmaii,Jones, the area in tip top for the Pi. the .apepal'ana' the overlapping ..••>'•''"• • Club on June 12.- ' __ inc Rev. Albert Allingcr, pastor of paper drive. ' •'•'•.• with % . Based on previous round-up fig- president of the Oranford High various activities. '^' tack*4 frow, wncUag "t other fund-raising campaigns as ures, the superintendent said ac- Past President Harry Hcihs in- the' Cranfprd Methodist Church". Mayor. F. P. Andersen wil be the. reasons for the extension. Gueftt Preacher Listed ducted into membership Lincoln School Stftdeiit Council for the Final examinations.will'begin on guest of honor for the parade and fc» lions In' tual kindergarten registration next The' Lions C\ub is in vlthougfe we were late getting fall will probably reach 420. * Holroyd of 217 Central avenue. ;'year, It was an-Monday, Juney!5, 'and will be con- Don Marshall 'wlll.be parade mar- rharge of For Lmheran Church all details for the servii (of coffee '-'i 'ed," the local chairman said, ^^^i•pal^it•i Children enrolled to date in the rContfnu«tI on Page ^ iounced this week by G. Frank cluded on th«j following Thursday,' shal. Judges will be Mrs. Florence Oar fcatw* iMrt «««liuS.98 \ve feel certaietain tathatt th,, e ppeoplp e JUne 18. Single scsslejhS ore sched£ Mcssick, kindergarten teacher in at ^he railroad station, jkek Con-, faeuity'of,Wagner"College, Staten variousjeindergartens for next fall Zimmerman, high-school prkicipal. nofs ii chairman and he isWsistcd <>f Cranford will do their share follows:.' Roosevelt, 98; Cleveland, Lincoln School; John Biucb, presi- Island, will be guest preacher Sun- The - election followed^/pirited dent of. the Rotary Club; and Ed-by Paul Dunham,; William DlTulio, toward helping tHe many yonng- 82; Sherman, 92; and»Lincoln. 98. stcrs affUcted with,.cerebral palsy day at Calvary Lutheran Church School campaigning during w, hlci^itildents ward Batlan, proprietor of the John Loezza' and August\ Ther-, He Will administer the sacrament Dr.- Best_said~tbe anticipated en- / . ' '. ' • ' >^elp themselves." wore campaign buttons,'" .carried Memorial Day E & L Hardware. ' ? ' mann. of,holy"c«mmunioni . , rollment is: Roosevelt, 112; CJeye- Lions Club is'supply)) Mr. Shaheen explained thai the sandwich signs and otherwise fol- .....Funds to cover the costs-of the ." The 'unds collected here will be used The Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, land, 96; Sherman, 100; and Ean-^j parade' have been- raised" by pro- tablecloths, sugar, cups, plate Tunexpectedl3r~given lowed the pattern of their elders Exercise^ Held: ceeds from paper drives. Two cpl-spoons- and will set up tabU sailing.orders by the Navy rind can around election time'. platforms, which have been Nothing > «»«W be sweeter dun Cerebral Palsy Center in Elizabeth, •lectiona have been held to date Ik open to, all"Tresldents of not officiate at/Sunday's serviees Building Bids Othor Studant Council officers with a third scheduled for this nished by. Cranford Post Building Cohirnitteo of the Board Despite Rain "fContt«u»d on psoe tUght Union County. ' , as reported previously. Red Cross to Hold are: Vicc-^r^shlent; Diane Austin; v week-end. • '? ' • \ our, cool, fresfc, rosebud print separates! Despite''the threat of rain, the of Education will meet (with Reg- secretary, Marton? kaye; and treas- Mcrnprinl, Day parade nnd» excr- Annual Meeting inald Marsh. archilo^T^omgrrt to urer, Edward Hpbbie; them lor . woW^ftd-iia^^irio^ . . i^^ ^^ 1 ciscs' in'^hdnor of the township's Gamma Globulin Available consideid r - bidsbid* -received.i ' for two Officers of the Class of 1955 have Ben Carnevale Guest Speaker war dead were conducted here on Nexjt Thursday new elementary, schools. been elected as follows: \ Presi- y, | Saturday «s schcdjalsd. Rain tc- double the wear, double B. C. BeldenV'committcnV'V c e chair- dent, Lee FergUsdh; : For Boosters' Club Dinner bcrship of Craned' Chapter. man, said'Ke~hoped-to_be_ablc to gan to falT as the services con- Georgia Herring; secretary, Dor- ;Bcn Carnevnle, head ^basketball, bcrtson, James. S. "AVery and .Health Officer William P. Smith and pregnant women ih"households Anierican Red Cross, will be held reach final decisions tonight .so eluded at the Memorial'Tablet .at at left: Aleevdets blouse with bthy Scholz; treasurer. Peter coach at the U. S. Naval Academy, Thomas E. Byrnes. a*iounced this week that his de- in which a case has 'occurred. nexr Thursday afternoQrt'. at 4; Trumpore; and Student, Cduncll that contracts can be let within NortF«JhlAh and Springfield ave- Annapolis, • Md., and former Cran- -The following students will t"irtment is prepared for issuance Gamma globulinralso .will be re-o'clock in Cleveland School. two weeJc&^Bidfljfp'r'th^'cpnstruc- representative, Janice Keve. leased for the protection of certain nues. ", ' ~ ' '• '?,? • ford High School cage mentor, will ceive letters: Baskdtbalt^—^senior physicians of gamma This meeting Is open to all per- tion oT the two .12-room' buildings Officers of the Class of 1056 for individuals in households in which The three-division parade of ld- be guvst speaker, at Jbe.: annual letfermcn, Robert Albertsbn. Lin' a blood substance- help- sons from Cranford, Garwood and were received by the 'board last the- coming year are: President, preventing the paralytic ef- measles or infectious hepatitis oc- Kenilworth who have made con- Robert -^.Bishop; — vice-president, c«l ofHciuls and orgunlzntiwls; was spoyts .dinncjroi tho,tCiran- Newswanger; George LJncpIn, Wil- \ full ,kirt all around and" adid color Tuesday/evening. • "? . > (raxl Booster^ £luWWedpe.s(ia>;i in liam Walsfi, manager, and Richard;r °t pojiomyelitls and modify- tributions of, $1 or more during Walter* Spsnowrs^J^secretary, Par viewed'. by- several thousand spec- ln Members: of the bourd as well "as the high- schodRtafc,tcrio;' " Georgi, manager';, le.ttermen. K or preyentiig measles and in- The determining, .factor in cases ihe year. » . « • tricia usurer, James tHWrs 'who' turned out in .the face b«lt. Pink or blue oii Wjut^fii .is« 10 to 18, ( of exposure, the health officer ex- piect|on of memjMra of. thethe architect have been studying Schroc' The dinn^r'w^i'U,'honor.-all r Malloy? Ronald Doyle, and Donald '.°ctious hepaUtis, under new reg- udent. Co'Qhcu' of the unfavorable Wcather._ Th^erc bcrs of winter- and springs athlctl _-_rles.., .;• ' '•• •'' . .'• . ulaUohs aimed at assuring the best plained, .will' be actual, household Board of Directors wil^ take" place and atialyzlhg the bids to deter- representative, Wlfliam Livingston. contacts of 24 hours or more. and reports of the chapter activ- mine what the board can afford in also was u large uttetidunce at theteams. Thorf* to be -honored in- fiasoball • ^ senior lette'rmen. Qthen shown here). of the small supply of g 1 services at the tablet. 'E. Olvin clude ' the indoor •'• and - outdoorGardner Collins,.' Jprry ^Cooper, . Globulin aUote* to" New Jersey^ • Under , the new regulatio ities will be presented. An amende .yiew of the bids'recclved. ment to. tfi\ by-laws., concerning Cancer Drive Report Shift-, past •commahder of Cran- truckmon, basketball, boseball, ten- Jack Deanc. Robert, jling and Boo> In accordance. with instructions ma gl6bulin will be •onty It ia probabje, Mr. Bclden said, 4 after the physician has filled out the number "of. members on thethat a" spetiar. meeting of the The Cranford "Committee of the ford Post, "2l2, ..American Legion, nis, golf and hockey teams.' ert Witte; lettermen. Jack Cooper, * received from the State Depart- vun Maciitrate Charles J. Stevens Ronald Doyle. Robert' Evers, Jerry; • ment of Health last week, Mr. completely a new forrru supplies board. WU1 he presented. V B^fJ!SdllWlll4lik Ajtierican Cancen Society has col- was marshul Jo*|) the parade, hud SPORTSWEAR. THIRD-ftOOK quested, for next week to award lected $2,508, it \\as,reported thli* willbe toustmaHter, and the invo- Kotlarz, Daniel Kraus Donald •', Smith-TOfflfia, his office will dis- of which were received here last Commander Wilfinni.' f. r Hcrzog. week,- .setting. forth, particulars of contracts. ' y. • :..^*— Week by E. ,d. McMuhon, local willbc by'the Rev. Gebrjje Staples, Pcter.^Scholz' and GemiaP tribute gamma-globulin to phyri- Jr , of the Lefiion pp«t, was waster r eachcase. Attend Library Meeting Nine- general contractors ^sub- chairman. The community,.ii,.Htill : A. Aitchesoii, pa.stor" of the Alliance Weninjc^olf?— senior tettermao,^' for the protection of «fer- of ceitmonlcs at the tat|le<'. . IBS will/be extended TonVSasIo. lettermen, Jim Dono* ? members, -of households iii The preventative blood substance (Mr*. Marie Seidel and Mrs. Hdz- mitted bids to build the -tWo$1,194 short gt the local quota of by Wil i" J. Blake/president of Van, Joe Kiilmayer and Bob' Ithere is an actual case of is shipped in packages of JO cubit sl Hasgen'sen win attend a meeting schools ih^Brookside pplace and $3,700. Mr.^llcMahon this week Mayor Fred P. Andersen * k the B Fred monds. '__ ^ /.'? i, i measles^ or ihfec- centimeters for polio cases and two if the Centiil Regional, Library Walnut Bwnliei . committed appealed to; jreslden!S_to. «»Dd?.ia tfi Memorial Day '. club; ^CUhlc_ centimeters for measles and is considering 26 alternates for their donatipnp s immediatelV^y too thefdrcw, and the names;'of Cran* P. Andersen and G.' iimr Tennisl—- «ml6t-lettexmon, Rob-> •'' hepatitis." grdup^today/jit, the Chatham Pub- mcrmiin; principal of the school, crt Britton and Joseph^ Lazarus; /s| . Specifically, bt the case of polio-/ infectious hepatitis. For polio, the general construction oriri^ 15-pther American Cancer Society, 27^North ford residents' who. died in dc- ; ppl , requirement Ur between seve/i and lic Librapr. Topics to be discussed ^alternates in connection with iron Union avenue. Cranford High ienso of their country in all* wars SheldoS n S. Anderson is-,chairi - lettermen, George^ Conger,. David Mclitis, gamma globulin wiU be Crane, Robert Craw, Hugh; Maifc1^ 'leased for the protection of chil- 20 cubic centimeters for each child/ will be a report on progress made and steel, plumbing,, heating 'and School held its annual cancer fund were read' by Commundrr Anthony man of the dinner committee, and , ^Contimucd bit page jour) dren. adulta>nd«r «0 years of age iCtmtinuet on pao« right) by the group. "^ Ventilating and. electrical work.' drive on Monday and Tuesday. (Continued on,page clfchtj v he is/'assisted. by Georjje. W|. Al- -*£,-

{ •>•' •• ^^i^^^zi^l-r^i- --- -—-rrLr^^ .V'"-" • 'T*V»r''^. ' ' \ *-•^ r-r^1--." ;:-. ••••yf^": ™ •-. . ; .""•^1''.'^'"";Tlr •" ~" ••.''•-!'-,•—7-"'1": .•'."'.• r~r7''~- ; ..• . . ; . • -^ ' • •• ~':'-••''..- ~ flf;.. Queen'j Universilyf Canada, and v can Saci- ss Exhibition sfaff/Jn < lS!43r. capital was in-J street, is hisJPhlD'froiu; the University ©J ct^asejl to $2007000 through the gree of THE CRXRFORD . CITIZEN ' AND- CHROKICLE, § THURSDAY, JUKE the >"rhvlrr of Hi. > declaration of a 100 percent st College, Angola; Ind. He mate fireman, of James al Bank of Ro- M.Cobbsof3S0W Advertising MajDagel- ! score,, .fallowedLby Mr. and Mrfc- veiuJl : f -ive-in banking ranes '•', I" • For Sapolin Paints : Li D.', ]£theringtoB~'ah£r J.'.. R. Batea l«m of iru'Essij •if..??. Qrn,aha drive. masU'r of and opened Union County's first A former resident of Cranford, Edward Salajf^iO Roh^orc place, rind D. Deiitsch of Cranford. f - '•.' llis i^s.has been.the practice in' past «JK* in electrical engineer, n Work Jias IH-«'II 'concern, drive-ih teller's window in March inion Pvt. Ralph H//Luetters, has re- has .been appointed advertising 1 O^el Swinton of 185. Locust drive i ly with studies in The original chartee/of. the First of 1W3. ' Installs cently been assigned to White manager of Sapolin. Points. Inc.. Sea§bn yexvrs, a series of 25 boards will be : Natiorial was_doted/De<»mbecJZ4,r J7*";ljM7th;. e .bankjsbjinki. lobby Wawas enon- Sands Proving Ground. New Mint- New York; NrY^n»roTrurthi?ap- at ( tbe^ bank was ojien for larged, a new officers'. platform his -. fraternity, Rev. Kenneth Martin PH. ico, one of the national largest in- pointment,, t hei Cramord man scrv- U cm January 2, 1907, inmade,' metal and glass, framework Sterna Mrs.. Nelson M.. lightcap of . stallations for research and test- find hah s alsl o served as their eaV.for 'eighi years as advertising of ,.th£ .Cranford. Twenty-five ' quartWon the present site removed rfb th ibl Entertains at Dinner Sylvester street was installed 'as, ing of guided missiles. Pvt. Luet- Fiite Force Increase Bridge in .cheinjcul engine tjies*? ilelils !!!• is a mcn-.bcr'pf the v the mirble tellers V manager, for Nu'odex- Productsr League i HTFthis everjt. > gait's pnarma.cy. t resentative pn, the coii" " terf is the son of Mr. and Mri. tame-tOTa^closexntlihu also jts ii{lh-| The Leagffis* 'wtll meet all sum- S of Mr: and the -Atnl-rji-dn Chemicariifl Slr ,.Sti- lined effect, a now conferenceencee room also arnember of Si Committee Meeting special purp<)se chemical!; for the operation, total resources had bilt th d Ihan 20 local men whe dt the home ol Mrs. Edward O. avenue. He is a graduate of Cran- paint and allunl industries.-He w'il With'Utfy. or ryore liienibors turn- 'ij.'imt's, starting on June 26 andd onn £ «t * Roger >: a v mounted to more t the safe deposit tooths i*od- _ for studeiils lh crc Boy Scouts and, .campers with A suggestion that a second fire - nahn-'l ' T l'««••**:• r.-).i", r<.nn^^-t.«« it« • Wf $200,000. In Karow, Westfieid. ° ford High School and prior' to in- assume his duiii>s with Sapolin im- injj ou{ for each each alternate Friday thereafter. HStBene- another six month (ernized and made mor> compact, meni'di Commerce: fiev; Kenneth 0.'Martin more duction in September, 1932, washouse be^constructed on the south- 1 JWi.lWcif^i-hvvii'ler^Was bom in the First Na- and the machine room •[ soui)a*» :Otbejjoffltcers, installed mprtiat»av._i-._-."' .- :•— ~ ana.quarter-., of a century ago were: graduated from' Rutgers Univer- reports it has; had^i niost 'S>ut•vv^s'-' Newark, and isBy CMnfbrd Men Vfvcy. S.vitiuni;(Htl. , AJtcr. Rrad- its rented bank^ Proofed. A new air-conditioning Mrs\ PatR Selby, vice-president; erly side of the. community and M^r. Saiaii' is a, merqb|er of .'.the' cld a reunion wfyh their former jity^ Before coming to the Prov- uaiioir'from coir.inerclal school, In 6 years the capir unit, was installed and the bank Mrs. Stanley F. Grayson, r^obrd- that more firemen be added to theboard -of'-dtroclont-pf: the-Kwai 3 tal ofS25,0O0; rojitmaster and leader, last Thurs^ ing Ground, he completed a course Heat) 11* New ^or canie-loiht-'Uniifd States"and ob-'.j as doubled to $50.- was completely redecorated. Ang secretaW;..Mrs. - Arthur -H. local department for better-pfbte>t- Cl^lb, secretary of ihe scouftoiri- •For the • eveiiinj;:s*play in' •.'.jifoI r Firtit'Aid Squad"" - flOO..... i Last laynight at the Stockholm Rest- In gj^drt miisile repair at Red- mittee of Boy.Scout Troop 75. a Howell so «-CnnnfHiriRT famed*Jf)e»?rvvs • of Bachelor the First National Houseknecbi, corresponding sec- tlon Was made during'the Youth L'tioiiv M. j{; topson •The-initial first aid course for <:<)#M after, its opening, the]'"rther nJoacrn««l*the appearance , Wiss Elwera urant, Someryille. - " stone Arsenal, Huh'tevlUe. Ala. past vice-president of ;the- New Chemistry, in 1,912 from Cooper |f *tte*5.Mrs.-. R. Alan Low, Week Township Committee session Cranford and C, ft: Miiyiu' (j. I nifMitioi!- oC'ttve Cranford First... First National Bank w speakers at.J jVriidn and jJacJiolor in. Mec-hani- _*' «._.L - Ro^uei^ its baruVbuilding by installing Pt Mr. and Mrs, Arthur The Rev. Mr. Martin, who treasurer. Jersey Chapter of the National In- ,s> • 1 found/hat it "had last Thursday!night in,the munici- H. .1. Griviio Aid SijUiiil will Uegin on Thursday the, 18tb midryear-meeting of thejral Engineering from the same eantf•vestibuie"~torj4M.::Wfirth..avenue,-©ast ,scMfe|»^.i -Prior to the'meeting, members dustrial Advertisers'- Association. 1 quarters^' and mqved •' into 3 dfe pal building. •-, -..-... a , ^ .Ci.-vRvJ'.Pojistf ; I. ».icb' • ,J-»iie- ;l fi> lit Lincoln -Sdhbol," Divisio"•••--•• n o-f Refinin— - • g of the• Amer- . ••• : school jn* 1920.. Before: accepting ij new' the safety arid •convenience of de- hr a decade prior to moving met at the home of Mrs. Edward Osteopathic^ 1X1 'He-is an' advertising graduate of positors. IS! ? Other high schl students in the Westlield tied lor top, followt'ii \y it w.is announced 1rlts~^wecir~by lean' Petroleum institute at thea position with" his' present em- its present site at fenosha, Wis,, 26 years ago, spent L. Coffey of Westflcld to view her N^w.Vorfc-.U.niversity.-""-" - - - audience immealStely urged that M.-. "jihd" Mrs.. T. A. JU»b.'it ' of Victor D. Sluihwiil president of ployer, .he. had a number of post- t week visiting' at the home 'of wild flower garden.. Auxiliary Hears Commodore Hotel to New York o posi all expenditures of a capital nature Wfstlleld, R. V. Holtnuin of v.Van- the -lu-wly' "oijjanrzed squad:-The :*y the Port of New York tions in industry, including that of •Turk, 108. Cranford avenue. Mrs. Thomas' ATD'Bovle. ec be .submitted to the voters at a Mrs. LOH Directing City recently. Entile L. Baldesch- 1 increased, this tinje from $50^000^ the B:S; |hf its^ ^Women's Osteopathic Auxiliary, at -mittee on their election' and ex- joiniitR\the sqund have been re- paring was titlpd ,-How to Eval- Technical Oil Mission to Germany pils in the -1 DeMolay Members fallow, Jr.,.William J. BlakeJ«t-^pjtrrtan; Warren, Fairbanks >>f cbrated their-'fifth anniversary last It willbe presented tonight, ant) Cooper, Plainfleld, nhd Mr.. an;l science in 'mechanical engineering. the May meeting of the uq.it at thepressed the hope that'they would quested \to obtain application uate a _Test Procedure." .. in .IMS, is a member of the Amer- VincHestehester Britton anranfd Halso"»«"•«'Kcniiworty h and-William Beards- night. The group, eight members, .FrFridai y and -Saturday ..evening ' of Mrs. R. Tl Hazeldihe of Cnmlovd. ' **- Pompliano is Tr graduate of entitled "Craaford^ Headlines" -in Named State Delegates home of Mrs. J. A. Fetcher, 215 continue their interest in local y evg of i-d. -{"blanks fro»n.Mr. .Shaheen or Sec-, | plnp is Tr : Both.' the Cranford ncen^rtr em- ican Chemical Society, a life mem- mford. The last gathering of theley of Fanwood. was originally the garden depart- thi s week,' and' the same evenings Mr. andvMrs. S. Hunan of Staten 1 South Union avenue, last week. ' government \and civic'. afTairs. : rct.-iry William P. Smith at the- VCttMiMitl High School. ployed by. the Standard Oil Devel- ber of the New York Academy of the Cranford Hig.. h Schoo. ,l auditor-,, Three members of Bremher Mr. Martin's former scouterr ment of the first Newcomers' Club hexxt ''week'week. * v ' "•'• " sland hudythe best Norih-Sotith I Board of Health offlce,, To aid Dr. Humboldt in his work, Township Clerk J. Walter toffee 1 jhichard *. VaJconis. also a grad- opment (Company in Linden.'.... Science {and the author of a num-•um tomorrow and^lSaturday eVe- 'Chapter, Order of QeMola#, hWe nd campers was held in 1946. -, m Cranford and in October of • 10- ided with theXarrangements. "Alatt -" and Mrs: • L. M. uate of Cranford ber of patents and scientific publi- The guest of Jhonor enfertained Gets First Place Rating 51 Joined the Garden Club of New donation was taken -and the aux- uate of Crafd titSihooi, i h Dr. l|cNab received his bache- nings, starting at 8:13 o'clock. ' been selected to attend upstate o The meeting '\\ras .attended by l, residents wht cations. • .... > • ••'""'. ' \ii former scouts.With one of hisFor Piano Recording Jersey. JMeni^rshjp_is_jnftw.-25. l!?^_X .tedjtpjiendL$23_alpngLwith, The-show will be a revue in two conference at SpringsjLake'7 later box containing. 138 rolls of band- more thaiv40-students, parentsand • famous Jiu/noDDus ttorlfs con : MrsTJohn H. Bucber, Mrs, Thomas -Joyce- TrSkaggs,'~ *"14-ycat-old ages 'and 37 shirts: .townspeople.^i^X..,.- •. - ' .;,. acts and four scenes. Among the thisrnonth. . - T —' •- «rning the exploits of "Mr. Doc- DiCarlo,".Mrs. Thomas-A. O'Boyle, St. Peters to Confer tike Old-Fashionod '-/••• daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles outstanding numbers in.the srjsjw pouncilors.Bruc* Laraen McjW'f ?ws" and "Mr. BearclaWs." The Mrs. Eugene M. Powers and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Laird of Cranford which E. Skaggs, 11 Tuxedo place, has Robert A. Wilson, charter members Degree U|k>n Salaniqn_ ndud tT fT"^" "HT «SNThiedd. Jr., and AIVTCICW xploits of ...these two. characters •eccived.'word from Austin, Tex., installed new officers of the aux- include the Jesters, Black and Red of the group, were presented with : "OscaFSalampn of 414 North Un- t; been continued for moi* than hat she is a winner of a ursiTplacb' illary as follows: .( To Prasem , COME AND HEAR THE BEST AT V 'Knights.. Castles,.Bt "aGo~bT selected. They will corsages, as were the, newly in- ion avenue willbe graduated from hrce decades by the Rev. Mr.-ating gold medal. plus & , .cash President, Mrs. Vincent Kerst- Pupils ! of M. fje I choose state officers for the com- tallcd offlcers. •; _ ••,: . . '-N St. Peter's College. Jersey £ity, pri 1inr-who now tells his stories iward for her piano recording en- ng of Roselle; flrst vice-president Tucker's piano cfiss will present a JLalayetfrs Jr. Iligh School Auditorium I \ LA children . have, been ...^._-...s ing year. , The resignations of Mrs. Harojid Sunday, reviving a bachelor, of' boys and_girls at another camp tered last; Fall in the International ind membership .chairman, Mrs.' recital on Saturday 'afternoon at 3 • u,v. I Monroe Aye, * Julia;«., Elizabeth twice a week for 10 weeks on this The OeMolay Degree was ~^-. C. -Woerner and MrsrKarow~>erc science degree in ihiolpgyr "~** number .and it-promises to- be con- operates about 60.miles Piano Recording . Festival spon- Willlarn D. Hollstein of m.»at Mrs: TtlckerX-..bBmc^xaJ^Hi^eya_redent»ofthe-Gertnad n ferred recentrjrupon the following «cepted—with regrvt. : Mrs..MO- second vice-president-and ways JlGrfeldTstreet. O\ Club in his senior year,' and jt vory colorful mid oiiti;tuTiain|Tftirn- local youths: Jphp Davidabn^ni- andR. Graham, Jr., and Mrs. Wil- JIJJNE bcr in the show.7 ~/" / i attending last week's re- no Teachers. nd means chairman, Mrs, Fetcher; Solos antt-duets will be featured Triember of the Mendel BiolcJgicSl IlamC. Douglas, Samuel E. Grif- iam Philpot were welcomed as on the program- after which" re- ?«:30P.M. > included iSrank Walter, Jules .Joyce'...is_a.'-ptini! m the eighth third - vice-president and, hospital ^ociety for'.three years, tie will $1.25 fin, Robert Johhson. Daniel T. &m new members. freshments wflr~be_,seniedl jnjthe. enter Xansas City^1 College of Os- Rpanun« by ' Ellubcth ("aap:fr rry, JTred Zundel, Charles: gracle of" Cranford chairman, Mrs. Fasnacht; record- w rr Kraus, Albert JL Lawsorr—andl High School, garden.- ' ^~ " *••: ii A ; Beagle ami Collar^ v :ellow,'Charles May.'Rpbcrt _and is completing her fourth year Co-hostesses—-fbr-7iher'~meetmg ing'secretafy, Mrs. J. «A. Babinec " Ih: '• Stephen D. Schlapak. Cruden, Alvaa Denriian,^ Dr Wii- were-Mrs. Roland Snyder and Mrs. of cranford; corresponding secre- Pupils participatingpg; ; will includcu e Stolen at Dog Pound " Members of the chapter attended L "of piano study with Celinda rcr- Nancancy Marten S Ab Li guspn; James H. Slocum. tary, Mrs. Robert Pickard of Cran.- artens; Susan Aborn, Lois Answering a coll for aid .from a district rally last week In Roselle. ford; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Axtt of Sephanie Mqrrison, I^ancy. Dog Warden John Evans bt 1:15 Cranford^ : ' ,". • . rciaAchUfcs, Mary Mon» •Y ••'•'• AMY Men in Service ; p. m.~Tuesday Patrolman Alfred Accountants Eleitt r- Mrs. Laird presented each of the Juditb "Evarjs, ^Trcna McMANUS BtOS. OPEN DAILY 9:30-5;45, THURSDAY 9:30-9 ?. M. T Troop 79 Schedules •Pvt/ Peter O. Dunn, son of Mr. Tk Grlckojwski found—that—someone' June~9Hoiior TwoGranfordMen.—— id Mrs. William' E. Faukner, Jr., new officers'"with, a corsage made Tucker will 'announce the i /' had -ijrokerrintDTthe^pound and >f.-.106 Hampton street, recently by Mrs; Babinec. ~ 7 • children receiving awards on Sun-: Parcht's night and an Honor tk. '' George R. McGrath of 24 Man- The new-^president announced escaped with a brown, b1ac|i~&nd sion terrace and .Russell W: -Hardy completed a field wirferrian -course u day from the Griffiths Foundation. WaaUV Court will be held Tuesday night Jos.B* that Mrs. C.B. Cranch of Westfleld. white beagle hound and an assort- 's Band—Bubble? Ricardo - of 19 Elmora avenue, were elected at Fort pix. The course teaches They include: With honor—Nancy by Boy Scout Troop 79, which is Kiddiela ' -pecially (or small fry the student how to set' up and former recording secretary, had lobst and Lois Copson.,Honorable ment of 14 and 16 sponsored by the Everyman's Bi-' Refreshi »---'T- Pidnlc tables directors of Newark Chapter^ of •moved to Roselle, and- that Mrs. Wkat- collars; the National Association of_Cost maintain telephone circuits in the mention—Trena Craft, Nancy Mar- ble Class of the First Presbyterian Largest Fastest coaster W. DaVls of Roselle. former h°S- tens. Mary-Montenecourt- anrt-Ju»-: aay be — yM11 fln4 Accountants at a meeting'Friday "eld, ' .• ^ .„.._.-,..«.—•-'- Entry was gained by tearing the Church. This will be: the last of- Ei.sypirWng 2,000 automobile!: pital chairman; 'wlu'^'nioyiini'' tp dith .'Evans . . . Genera._ l award-.,-.-s >-H ire-sci«eniBg^4«Frurrway^ii^ in Newark. - — >. • ' • -' Pvt. William A. Balsam, son ofWwodstCK*r"Vtr-It-was~alSo an^| Susal^boHirTCaren TucKer '•CNIC BASKET itKM>8. forcing the bolt on a gate of the ^ v. .a,^ aucsauij. Mr. McGrath is a ccrtifled publi The troop will hold, a week-end Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred W. Balsam o! nounced that Miss Ann Thompson, Marcia Achilles. pound hnilri1ng..,.Jnaide.lhe..buiid~ OLYMPIC PARK accountant and assistant .control; o«e--.of:4heCrBnford members, Ste|rimijebMp^ison.;:wtlI:r(!cetvf EA^ ^dj would leave the first week of June an achievement award given by M'aIVUA>#''* *-'IMt,K*A.'tA,' t.^i *, pnrior eight jveeks^of' basic train- WHOLE CHICKEN la May aa4 pick a Mrewi)/about trie -floor IVfi 1 for England and a European tour Mrs. Tucker arfa prize.for musical jjnd, the Summer camp'for Troop 79, will Mr. riarcty is in charge of aiiditinu ing. He is a graduate of Cranford stock of dog; collars w during the summer. '."",."~" , wen r«r «.beat-ever : notice be the weeks of August 9rJ6 and and procedures for HyStt Bearings High School arid also attended Un- memory. can ably depleted: ; :, 16-^3 at Little Mahee in Camp .Division, General; Motors Corpor Mrs. Charle* Smith, a charter The beagle hound had been con- SAVI ion Junior College." . S ;—••• •* Winnebago. Reservations should •/>;• Iaifon, Harrison., ' . member of the auxiliary and anSupcfrviaorg Asgociaii* FKANKFURTERS fined in the runway before the be made by Tuesday. - , .-i>--."'. active- worker—In Westneld forj jar 47c break dj^ DanurbealU, The USS Baltimore has' been v ; GRADE A COFFEE many years, was voted an honor- EleclB Frank Mcfntyrc •"cij*iiiBt' :.••'•' '' .;-•• '•-•'• chosen "to^represent th"(S~Unitea ary member. She moved to Ocean Boys 7-18. Fresh water camp near ocean. States in the forthcoming Naval Frank Mclntyre of 21 Tulip HAMBURGERS* lb. tin 89c 23 Have Mumps ..„•''...: Trips by land and water. Riflcry, saUlhs, Grove last year. • street was installed as .fJjrsi.jjrfiairJ can 49c ••.-. - ••-•y";.••••• .-.• .-•*«•»• •• ' to^mw§ Jnni revue to be held at Spithead, Eng.- rldfns.. all sports. .OUTPOST CAMP. ^~^-dnmsttm~er^my^r^^di^"dehl or the newiy-formed Local 46,! :*3mimmaui\ ' '• ' »«t*rie«r Kiaft ' •• •- ' -; ••- 'Twenty-three'cases of mumps JExp; Staff;, Big. nurme. Booklet,-Rate tand.-ihte-mttWK'loF 'tneTnewly ; were'the only contagion reported ^Claas -'A" 6y Maine Health De>t. Pu! age for the Osteopathic Hospital National Association of Supervis- DEVILLED HAM •yaa. J ' Pearen '. ..Qaiaa Seasort> Starts 'June 30th—JIUO 4-weel crowned Queen Elizabeth. Serv- can 19c FRENCH DRESSING to the Board of Health during period. fair at" Norristown, Pal, was ap-ors, Department, of Defense, at u ?•' "CITY BENEATH tha SEA" ing' aboard the heavy cruiser is proved.:,'~~— -- ' . r the .past week; it, was anrtounc«d Bryant. 3* Barnelt sireet;. Jarnes M. Cobbs, Jr-.-electrician's : recent meetihg-irt-Bayonner The ,8-oz. tot. 19c' .7V-1 la Teekaleeler!., - 1. Paeae GLea Blege 1>l BAGS—10c off;I fkt. of 48 4fc yesterday by Health Officer W. P. association is a group of 90 super- Smithy . - Stoog* Com*dy — Cartoon •';.> •.'•••..tL.^-^-Ju.'-*-'--• visory employees at the Bayonno Cancer Group to Meet Naval Supply Depot. •'-..., BUSINESS . The cancer sewirig group of Captain Hugh C. H.aynsworth. 2l*^ June 7-9 roin, FA. Calvary Lutheran/Church' will Jr., commanding officer of the de- 1 er Orange) fir LIBERTY Enjoy a Wonderful, vacation or meeHn the church basement from* 11 /' •...;• TOMATO Honeymoon at this beautiful pot, Commander Cha»les S. Shnr- . V' ' Cmry Graal •• Marilya Minn* 10 m. to 4 R/'RI. on Tuesday., SOO-Acre Resort. 3 Uodtrn Ho- 10 a. y. rocks, tho executive officer,'and W. KETCHUP "MONIEY BUSINESS" tels. Delicious Meals. Honay Mrs. fed Nl hd WAX PAPER ""•~K-\ roU 2Sc| motti Lodge and cosy Cottages Nylen, head of theW. Spring,-Jadustrial relation^ of- PACE VxlUi meals at hotel. AU Sports. group, an, white do ficer, and ForemanIke Shendell ' SwaaMMTa • /. HITCIII ' Lake. Beach. Tennis,- Golf. ciean, white doth is Movies. Social Activities. Pcotestant and needed for, Sanddge^materlal. were present. 5K« can 45c Catholic Churches nearby. S43 to STB. BONED CHICKEN : ?-•• 90,1 N. Y. OBn. M W. 41 St. OUa. IH4>

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^tefContest sr?>-. Man &?-.. »v Barbara Mae FarrU, recess from Bttmabeih Man Betrothed rdim junior year. ~ -At—-a---naPttoT~"mass Saturday of the The engagement: of Miss. Bar bara Mae Farrjs to Clifford- J. Kinfe morning in 'St. Michael's Church Wimiejrs son of Mr and Mrs^ Edward King.) Miss i Eleanor. Ida Fronohofer, Charles LjBr., of EtlwhHh has been rev^aledjL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ureet, next In GiisT** pres- 1 by Mr. and Mrs; Joseph S- ct 39 Elizabeth • avenue.' Fronohofer $f 11 Roosevelt avenue, . At; St. Michaels S&MH* fe Mrs.''Hugo StaJ"* ..Miss Faws attended Cranford became the, bride,of Richard Pat-. r Jaines C*5fiio jpjt Cftide 7 .wjj» High School and is employed by I rick McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs awarded first prise fa -«b# tooatcr AM»rtawr}eMont-q White Laboratories. Inc.. JCenil- contest held by £V rM(^b^«J*« % treasurer, Mrs. Ar- *1tdw«Tfl P^McCarthyof linden. worth. •.. " ,-,,;>; " •' • >heriu«n PTA to Felo is^JJbraiy for school children „ Ue. ; T»i? Rev.» Willftm B. .-©ennellyl Also an,employee of White Lab- the parish; wbfch concluded Sun- Come See, Kindergarten Mother* • ,•' .":.'.:••'- '.'•.. i.1 — - J if I'o prevent your purse Jrom !)•- matron 6f honc.r was/Mrs. of «' OQerin| Swell's committee are- ^Mrs. CUford Stockberger ie" Cnlnnio. «r *T.J—'..I'. • MBS BIAKY ANN Way.' twy, the VMWMon of Our | Saturday, from >*k M Meats! 1 *nd .legislation. Mrs. John the.- bridesmaid* wore-\Mtes-Ir Mother to Her Cousin Elizabeth." •'. fr^y iw, •'••'i,.. •••.' -..* i"•-'»'•, ?r»nvW*>v Miss Thomas 7 ., , ,^..,., ....-.u- ..;•--.—*-.rr.*':-r : line arts. Mrs. fernest Kawakac of Linden, and Mrs. George Wells to Wed 7fr^tllirlzelirp"\|toj»"r^ 7T v •'••' 'V '•' ..:.'." -.VT'~ . - . hospitality.,Mrs. Mil- stddent, Bettemarie' Breacher. men Bruno of Madison./ , -y in the St. Michael's Parish Library poster c your marketing at A&P! You'see, HaUenbeck; .. membership Reveals Edw-ard P. 'McCarthy,,'Jr., of irl from W estfield Mrs. Scher wll leave tomorrow whose poster depicted "The First Available In All^ •••aHlW^ Available In All'. |fc. M.Nolan. .conducted for school children ol the parish "are shown with their Wilfred Burton; parliamen- Hillside was best mart'for his for Cambridge Jo accompany their Sorrowful Mystery, the Agony in ..-.,— Maa» Daparrwa'ntl ' JfL.m ,'. Ma«|nap«rtmen(» A&P keeps/storekeeping costs arid 1 8 Mrs. Ruth Kihapp-of 646 Downer poster entnes and the awards they received. Left to right: Jam^s - -«• ^ •«?*"• "Si'U '? "; program, son home. Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. the Garden." • , v brother and Bichard^. Stagich of •street, Westfleld, announces the -^Honotahle/mention went to the Cascio, tirst prize winner; John P^anne, second prize winner, and Rib roasts cut from "Super-Right quality corn-fed steer J»eef are' profits tfoun to bedrock and shares . W- Shaheen; publicity, Mrs; eddirig Rahway and ThdmjjisyTVacy, of Wn- attended the New *««»**, Campbell;: and welfare, Miss Mary Lou Thomas/daugh- engagement of her daughter, Miss Teachers/ Association School following: Mathilda Baker. ISrade Bettemarie Brescher. third prize winner. utiusuaUy good—^and unusually .good buys at A&P now. Enjoy ohej the resulting savings with you— den ushered. 5: James McVey, Grade 7; Fred j Jamison. • ..' •• • ter Of Mr,.and Mrs; I. L/Thomas Given' in ,marriag<:e her father. Mary Anrt Khapp, to George F. -^-JbmWg* the federation con^ Ahr, Grade 7; Janet Beym, Grade -'—>'-•'•—-*~- •-•-•••—•- io faeii ftCQc every day, in every department. of-^-Montmgside place? has ah- the bride wore 'a/gown* of French I .Weils, son of Mr. arid Mrs. George tone, arrived home-Monday froth 7; Albert Vajda, Grade ^Barbara . Meat Beits. venupn. heCa last month win,.be nounced plans for "'her .'Club ^ P' .. - . i«t *67« Ginie see! Come-save! ^ liven by Mrs. SttflWn and MrsJune 12. to Donakf Pan collar, fitted bodice and full east. , , _..,. .„ .^ : Domaratfus, Grade 7. Sees Fashion Show Oven-ready ribs of beef are trimmed before weighing, so Trometter., ..... •," .- Baggs, son of Mr. and" Mrs. tf S. skirt.. A headpiece of matching, lace, Mrs. Frank Dooley. banquet [sophomore- yew-.'T"' -" "-\T' Bryu Mawr Degree The picture* were Judged by A summer' fashion show was SS ' whfle^the price per pound is higher you pay for less weight Baggs of St. Jqhrts, Newf< trimmed witl/lilies of. the valley, Miss Knapp is a member of the Miss. Mary Kanane, state regent of Installations chairman, arranged the evening graduating class at Westfleld High M: ! presented at the luncheon meeting The wedding will takevjfti( ^ai-uivf-wm-perlorm-the- riony. A fc-^j- ^Mrs: Daniel Snarkeyr "of loenl address following a motor trip ployed, as-an. apprentice masonr" '--" Wmiath Corion, "^ **" 51 Mrs, l No 'date has been set for ftonr-Ooke Univ*rsity, Durn«nT]^nTencen«nT ceremonies be iftstailed Mrs. Joseph- Calabro, Mrs. Charles chaJrnjan. Ttecast includes Uption will folio [•/in -the church*^ ptacc'. entertained at canasta \Frantz KA:B\2 to Miami Beach. • '•- "Mrs. Hallenbeck, Mrs. John Bank. p tained at canasta Brooljside entertained at ca- wedding.' ••'••-'• ?• V' wne« she has completed day at Bryn Mawr Colleae D. Stnitton, Mrs. A. H. Grauten, ---^.m . auditorium. \-~A graduate of Jonathan Dayton ffee was VOIIege •'.^i-Waiit^iredi/ top-grade chickens for. broiling and frying? , You er, Mrs. .Gerald ThUrston and Mrs,, Monday evening- (Ifer guests Inasta TuesdayXeyening-for Mrs. her Junior year. Miss Coffee was|Mawi\ Penn. '• • ' Mrs. George' R. Ross and . .Mrs. M. S. Jr.. ol ^cre? -MriMn.i JosepJoseph BajWrlecBa^trfec, MrMrss . Regional High" School, Springfield, on the.Dean's List for the past Douglas Sohnelder.' Mrs. A. War- '" ^ can get them at A&P, where they're tender and thrilfW-as can be! Francis Dulicai, >Irs. Vincent Dan- the bride is employed as a buyer/s semester. She received a' bachelor of .irtal ,'The {prizes were Italian, statues , the- .'general' in matron oi ilar»4d L'Heureux, Mrs. John Hen- Achilles—Mauer degree.,-. •• ;..* •'»! • •• •..'-••.'• ren- ScheUer narrated, and Mrs. •for a really refreshing* simple r iel, Mrs. F. GordonJLeech, Mrs, C. of the Blessed Virgin Mary, All' c r ____ugall. Mit,'*r. Mrsi William Klubnik. Mrs. assistant by Baker and Taylor tow^p ;roonis;-.at;'«^ p." 'William v,J3arnhart i ^pllayed back- <|ps»crt, you canT lM?ar"^this h, " Music; department, ^ider direc- J. Gregorace, -.Mrs, bewjs C. Tom-(Company, Hillside. - V^J- troth Announced other contestants received small v v Steak . tion of Mrs. Burton,.'wiJ Richard Schb/leldI and iXu*'j*aa A^hur Grauten, MrsJ Army In- back,1 Mrs, Harry C. SWdrtsen arirf Miss Nancy Goodman, daughter Thursdayhu . ,- \; ; ' . ground 'music. Fasbitjns and ac- walt'tinolon served ice cold. • \sirig sev» Snyder of cVanford, atld Miis Rutfa/ «WK^.Ujm^Mrs^pjomas Lgahey^ 'vr.-~.-- a id «»— »#-'-• - — statues for entering s ac Roast ecal selections. A veteran of World War TT Mr R. Mauer of 134 W "'"• " Mrs. Herbert Qoodm^ i^Otber- for the 195)-S4 •ccssorics wjeW~ftn-1i~ncd~tiy , The Itogga/uf—Orange. sister^oi~lhe~K ^~" P —°-^~ V,. McCarthy served 27 months in'the "West Gibbons street __ „ place has been Kqthryn Assisting M£s. Dooley with ar- season will be installed as follows: KhSU ' "vroom, wilTbe'thee attendants?attendanti j! .MrMr.. and MrsMrs'. William HubiHubiaak of army air corps. He is ^graduate of announced the engage. elected president of the. Social rangemenUr are: Mrs. Edward Mrs. Chester De . i Mrs. Willa iTaylor;'Sepreserrtirfg S. Torgersen, Jr.. will "be. the f *J Irakiuois road, entertained Linden High School and is attend' daughter, Miss Jean _-».».»• Boar-- — d-•—• of• Trenton•«'«. Stat«e Teacher*c«a s Vke^pHisifJe^, Mrs!. William «: the Cranford Dramatic Club, told Rathje, Mrs. Daniel, Gi-egi^ MrsC beiit man. The ushers on Springfield, formerly df lt e or M birth of a son,.Daniel Augustine,j To Girl Scout . wiH-bc:Su^y in honor of their aon. Billy: Ing St. John's University^ BrojJc- Mauer, to DrrHaroid Achilles of ^^ « 1f _^ ^ -M school y Young; coms)»ondinjE- secretary. of ..that, organljtation'sl activities. lwsh 9m Campbell. Mrs. Robert Bannon. Charles EUinwood of ..,,—. entertained- at -canasta She M(Sym«tJBahway Memorial! The regular monthly meeting of from New- lyn. He is employed in the salts 216 Manor avenue, son of the late l>«r tenlor year in Hospital. G. L. Bosendale; treasurer, Barney .Fonrian, direcior of the Tap SWofa Haast j«.i» t,83= U» af Ltaib ,.«Kl;tt.««»77« ^f Mrs. Alfred Frifola. Mm. Wp( jpaulfllackmore, Jr, of 6bdrt Hills, for Mrs. RusseU Baum. Mrs. accounting department .Mr. arid Mrs. Edward P. Achilles. the fall the Cranford Girt Scout Council kV*-' Staten _ij, M f \Mrs. Adam.E. Robinson; advisory Civil Defense Council, sJoke briefly geroth, Mrs. Silliman, Mrs: Thon«4iXlex- MacDougall .-dl': 'Cranford.- Standard .Oil Company, Linden. Miss Mauer, daughter of the late was held at the^Scout House on board.--Mrs. 'Archie Thorpe.- and on the work of his unit J Mrs.. Jack Mrs, John Brach. Mr* Jam Island. H. Y-. and Cranford. Billiiy ^? Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Bauer I r _ w —- lannwiai In Sarvk* Maal Depl>-Under 10 Ibi ' ahd-^FVederick Ummerr. brpther-iobrotherin- was graduated with the, kinder- Mrs. Fred Voss, Mrs. .„„.. ««»- v /• 7 _• . . Mr. Mauer, i^^a graduate of lin- Miss Patricia' Anne Murray Monday. Mrs. B. C Belden. pres- recording sctyetary^, ^Jrs. H. RB-. Connors presided. "s" •ruso, • Mrs. ' Montgomery, Mrs. ner^ and Mrs. Eugene Mjilkeen of den High School and of Pratt In- of 206 Arbor street have announced I ident,, reported pn the president's 7 s Staiger, Mrs. Roy Zfl law of the bride-«l*rt, of Newgarten daac of SL John the Apos- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McCulbiugh. '' , :\ ' " • ' ---v".' • . • •-•The'* program was . planned ...b^ i>i Cross Rib Pot «iiart«««!««;^5? Tuiie^,^ft» -i^p«ir" Mn. 1 Cranford and Mrs. ~ Engagement / stltute. Brooklynr^She is educa- 'the birth of. a daughter,! Vietorial meeting she attended in Buck Hill Anthony Stein, Mrs. York ; •'-,•• ' •• r-r • .••". tle Churdi on Sunday afternoon". E. Murray of £4 Crescent place The leteiilhgV program will in- Mrs. Spheller, and floral arranRe<- Closky Nof Avenel. tional supervisor for the Free Sew- Margaretget,, last Friday at MuhjenMuhjen-- | llallsKills., Pa. The councils ofct NeNew Mrs. Alexander EUcohacher has returned home for the summer diMfe a lecturar'IBaPSBae demon- ments were in charge ofiBfsT'BeT'. II Boneless Veal Roast ***.* it55e Frinkforters t^** b 55= Fresh Carrots and Mrs.. Douglas Flowc lixabeth Eichinger ing Machine Co. ' ' berg Hospital, Plainfleld: ' • York and New Jewey were repre- stration on "Creatii* Arts for the arrangement? and Crantdrd win bt soloist. '' Mr. and Mi*. C«»ld Jt Fiflney nard J. Minetti, chairman of the Rib Veal Shops ib S3c wei< rs. tisl« R. Beardstee Dr. Achilles is a graduate of New . meeting. Aduttr%b)F-a representative of the Fine Quality Seafood iccbor| lottiice ^;^ - niade by Mrs. Bii of 9 avenue have left by ^•s^*^»^Ksr^ Newark Museum. of Art. I decorations committee. Linda Leyy, dsuchtecr of Mr.. an andd«ar for Marietta,l Oh, Ohioi , where they of 2 EngUsh Village returned last gagement York University, where he also re-e 1 Oumeyale tO Available (• Fratb FWi O 1 Mrcrc. Albet L f 5 week after spending three months their daughter, Elsa directed-the the Council^Baxaar prcflts of $146 "^ will FreSh POaSFfO" western f«mi/lb. 19^ V • Mr. and ^ 'Adrian Baker and Albert Ley of I5Sami|io -"" ""•"""IT. mm. Robert, who Elizabeth. oT an Francisco, .Calif.-, membef 7 in Phoenix, Ariz., and. the-south- of Phi Beta Kappa, national honor-•|->Ali BQOBU*B' baseball team. Tom Gamblno the had been added to the Capital this meetingTbr the art «3thibit' to jheir childreii 1 road, will celebrate ~ her aeventh I hi* toeahman year to Sgt.MichaL. . ... «.u» n.*yita, uuuonai Cranford Has Snoked Pork S*Mlders r b 49c Halibut Steaks r** .... . ^.«nd:...K«'.n>nJ..:,»ir. birthday anniversary on SMuniay .west stalest- Last week-end they • C. Mann^USMC, . TComtt«u«o golf squad, Charles' Fretzos' the Camp F^ind. The fund is now._ .__. be held from 10 a. to. to 7 p. m. Cauliflower ^^rbyf^h^d29c ~ -,.^,,, CoU»g«. Robert has of New York Sgt. Mann is ary scholastic society, and _, /pent several days last with lunchluncheoe n andd ashow. Her were -guests of thei? sbn-in-hiw and Peter' hockey _: One hundred camp cots Jun^! IS BfllB from 1 p. m,.tD 7 p. m. wtekas fMrVandMrs. >«neleded^^ president of the soph- the son of Mr. a , XI. national science"research netmen, George K. Daniels ^hc ice- guotrts jriU h» Susan _—^--^.i and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. T K Mrs. R. R. G. senior ...._Hobert_ Ayr June 14 in the township rooms. 55c Saelts Rolwrt M Iroauois Mann_of-.Stoj)ehott cietyr: -•-•--- . _yj^_2__;_i___^ men and-J.~Setb—Weekiey tire Members of the group will act as Christine Woffilnd June Ley. Hesion~ooff Ringoes, formerly of n Hducester^j Thomas ih^eyrEigfitJ^Bive Eave~been.g.iy- V- road. ,_.. _ , itern- "The wedding IF planned for Sep-. . track squads. hosts and. <«"«t*«fp< during- the ^,_ •P'8ltS,_k' In SaH-Sarvic. Fish Depd tt 45^ Cranford., shire, England. • X• Alan Semonite, Frank en to Camp' Chickagami, and 15 j Net Control Suition Giiuit mi retum JW» the family Miss Eichingerchinger, a graduate of tembe/ 19 at the home of the brideT' showing. Mr.;aJBd u.s S. Panlano a graduate of elect's mother in LJndeii, with the manager, and Jerry Cooper, 'are for use at the'Scout House. ' ' Cranford has become the h'ub^of «rs Violet *. of +f visit, at Catep Fickett. ya.. Cranforf d Higi h School, is\studying elect's mn*K«- .•«' T '-•>— •—"• " '-.Mrs. MMichaeli ; of 111»1 taRaritann road Rev. Forrest L^ Dedcetvpastoryf tant manager. : Mayor 'Fred-P; Andersen of ' It was'announced that the Ken- iikofais chairman a county-wide r.__racHo den street entertained at. cock- voice with Miss Mabel Riegelman KiIn tharg^Ll!2naSne s of the exhib- Marvelout Money-Saving Gtoiery Values! at-a picnic on Sunday: the Linden, Reformed Church of- Track — *aenior. Brookside place is on. n ihifarth Dtetrict girls wUl hoi* a r emergeocy co ' is • sys- fails and supper on Sunday in hon- lifaiin rrandsco...^^-«rrd»^' - >. ' ficiating. iits , andd Mrs. J. A. Babnick ii^ in Sweet Peas were H Medical Coxp*. Christinte arid Virginia, formerly, t: Baxter, lj*»m\ '."to'CliiJcago'this wjeefc -Wic sale Mondoy~ ••-"—. "'•'•-. tentntt itwithh the seiaction of Station pf Mr. and Mrs. William Body Sgt. Mann is a graduate of Day- ehante--«f registering paintings and W2CMK. owned and operated by hiladelphia. Pa, Other igue^s ttewuk. of 19 Norman place, have-movedj croft High School in Stamfqrd, Ferro, .Wifllanv-r A letter was-received from the Paadng cardai P^inUuxs IUUH" be Cranford. Mrs. K. R.- Hllty, daughter of Korsch George'-LiincvM,, wwu JRC** ,, Girl Scouts of Springneld inyitin* Kenrietfa A. McGrath at S Nor- Mr. and JjJw; Leslie B «-*-r-*»-ir.home-at 720 Lawrence Conn., and Printeton University^ 7 and 8 p.m. on mandie place,\as a net control sta- Del 1 Mr. and Mrs. touls Weiersbach of Clendon, Robert McCllntock, Barry Mr"- . and Mrs. Charles Upon discharge from the Marine ' thr Cranford scouts to "a straw- June 14. Juke • W Edgebrook place, and son, Scot- tion in the Amateur Radio Emer- Corps, he will resume postgrad O'Neill, William Roesel David; berry festival June 13 from 1 to 7 : is invited to attend v Mw. Gregoir McNab Cranford High left May 20 aboard the USSRoot, Alan Semonite, John Sen- i ttm.o n the Green. - gency Corps of the - American I at luncheon Sirs. N. R. Foster of ^Riverside the exhibit. Radio, Reliiy League. \ -fSunday for thjair daughter. Btaar,, drive left yesterday by, plane for . Shee wU wUl senigl , John Sherman, Gordon Seig, Tr>Jui>a 17 is open house at the •-i' * who was a rwamJKi of the Under- tn tKnor of, Ann rs^ss.§5r" ^^w^^-jsss. Alden West, WUliain Bucher, man- I j Edith Macy Training Camp, A At a' meeting of Union County Tomato Catsup Mrs. Char Albury of 111 Kennewick, Wash., where she will husband who is stationet d .Trimminv ittsif".. Eastman st ggorten graduating daatr U 1tt. there bV the Navy air corps. They ager; John. Reid, manager; Joe Kroup .is going from Cranford- Any Officers Installed amateur operator^ in Hoselle Park leave today »»d feanajrte Zulick, visit her daughter, Mrs. James W. /Robert Brooks Jones,jsbn of Mr. expect to Remain a year. last week, Mr. McGrath was elect- JohJohn Vbfoti and MrsM . NNorma nR Longi and John Reed; lettennen, one wishing transportation is it R. Jones of 16 ' V ;edtoT;airthe~Scout House. — ed net, director- and his station en. New Brunswick, where she will Sylvester street, Robert HaghejrjtjjyjXeRoy Holmes, 8 Service League celebrated jhis Mr. and Mrsr George k named control station for a radio ,^63* attend a dinner being sponsored network operating on ^146.94 mega- •\ . ^byvthe committee planning the Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Crump of Richard Lewis, Louis TjtSljnden place returned Monalay Mr. Mik, If. Lewis Crane Mrs. Henry A. Detering entertaiit- Invited guests included Johnathnn Wednesday D>:J- »«-*—- — Holds Luncheon cyctes to tfle two mjeter band Qilath .annual two-day-coafe Lightcap. Carol Brooks. Jerome! three-weeks' ^^^t^E^AMseM. '-r5S*u- -the p'of 217 North ave> ed Friday at thelatter's home. 208 motor., trip. This net, comprising more.than J^iJejreeiLjqouncy; eveaiag front a two weeks* va<>- Texas, OITA? hliowt^ Mrsi WaHer-W Stout. Jr^^_ MFIlaWS -^-i^n Mjlwau^et, Wis. _ t%r*|ioliday week- Boech street, in honor of Mrs. Har- Corcorcan, Cyi)thia.^Ford— Garyi ;ementa 5p stations in communities through- Woineri. B4rs. Albury Zak, Jane and Glenda Mfeyerhoff . /& While Mra. Hohert A. Wilson, a mem- jnff^H»jf~f«r QmrtiJtjr term as pres- UL.be hi . J«iciii. where they old C. Woerner of 1 Hillside place. in Lampasas. ident of the Junior Service League ou't Union County holds over-tne- charge^ of rggistrhtlons anri Dennin«, is. Nancy Wean oi i'attended the Fred, Voorbees and Harold Voar 7 her of Crane's Ford Gardeners; Sav*H you up to 6c orrow. Mrs. WaKtcrW.-Stout. Jr. of 5lattended U»e anniial reunion of The guests were Mrs.'John H. n and christening "of at its annual meeting anil luncheon air meetings 'on the selected fre- r Westfie -their grandson, lMii-v": •••• : jf. will be the guest of the Green tall-tkrwgfe ai r«* msa wtrt! Craig place, entertained Monday the descendants of Charles and 'Bucher, ^Mrs. 'James. S;" Clark James Edward, The /ollo yesterday at the Battusrol Golf quency at 9 o'clock. Tuesday eve-^ son j»t.CpL and J .twektnen *^'umb Garden Club next Wednes- A ily Dog at luncheon for the board of y CK?ne. of;.. Ocean, bounty. Mrs. Nicholas J. DeMarco,°*^MT.. Mrs, Edward C. Club. Sprin«Seld. things. It has liaison with Civil De- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ljndbloom Kurte. Tlje Rev. also on' theindoor team: dyy ^yenlng when it meets at the Gweat* were present from Willow Stanley F. Grayson, Mrs. Harold rarjro, li Other cfBcmrs - for th* ensuing fense units, "Red Cross,''Poiice De- Grow, H«tn|Mwg and Bristol. Pa : of,, Daytona .Beach, Fla., formerly Pen rose Hirst,-rector of St. Mary's hnmcof Mrs. N. If. Imperato o» 2, JlCfc-Roland Snydelr. Episcopal-Church, officiated. •" year were . in^»allfd as follows: partments, Fire Departments, Tele- *^OQc IS«L< of Cranford, arrived last week to Ckndon,McCUntock, IUII —Mft-Besaler H\reiiue.~~^~~ ~~'~ phone Company, Westernj.XIn ion; JHaddon Mrs7 f,C. Spahn, Mrs. Jos- '• . ' . —ft— ' a^ First vice-presWent. Mrs. Alexan- tkgt. y. Mrs.' Alex a Ctoud, Mrs. spend the summer with Mrs. L. •eL Root.^Sepsenlg. After a short business meeting ewton: HeigWs anaJ AUantic City B. der B. Ck>ud;_secon4 railroads and municipal disaster Winkel, Mrs. *""t^inj|ast jOranj|[e^_They are Mrs, Robert C Simons of 112Reed,l«wis,-Schu reb^eojniiiitteas throughout th« "v **»" amtj visiting friends in Cranford. Park drive entertained at a break- ^"Tcharlis DU*»y, Mn. 9Hm» |4eBt, Mrs: Robert BL Winkd; re- Bartlett PearsR^ffls*^^ O- Albury of JJ, band Mrs. Woerner wilK leave this fast Tuesday morning for her sis- BiU Martin Mw. v II coach w,l] judge th* arn»ng*»mts of dte sedretary. His. jRkhan) Jt ggjjtnontlMor Alex«odria, Va., where ter, Mis? Jean Mauer of Unden. 'fMifSAvma 1 eorrespondinc stMeCiiy> lbs. Socoe recent local emergencies Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Irpii* and MTden now*r#bnjmght*n bymM»- 2f_r|they will make their home. MiM/Mauer and Dr., Harold Ach- PVOT WW Wall* Henry Ktepi ~3?C ~*nd treasurer^ in wbioh this network has jfune- Rod'ttoifc+2.'^'' *1ifc:- fa!HkiW&'&t&& children, Nancy and. Billy., arid lUoncid inriude: The several-plane (Cranford Theatre Bldg.) illcs of 21/8 Manor avenue are] |M|il|MI»0l0 l; Mm. Hector C. Kwans. also nctoct- Mrs. Imus' parents, Mr. arid A planning their' wedding. for ., • 'hew officer* eJactsd at the May rtasbes inJBUubeth^ the Pennsyl- Betsy Ross Grape Juice J^JIc JugarSSrs 5 i 48*10'..£ 95« Edward Sicfert of 35 Stratf temper 19 in Lindeh ,Th(ere meeting will bt IwMMWU They vaaia Haiiroad wwwcfc In Wood* . field avenue wtf u bridierairSoutb Aroboy ammu- three'weeks' motor* trip to-Sara- konor guests at the luodti nition explosion, the windstorm of the groajp. as. sheT;SWU^ dorf aand will spend the week-end King, Mrs. Cafaria V. Abbott. Mrs. Bar- Diced Carrots itiMMt« loc^nc Crispo Fit Bars . «oipJ(a 29c ikie her home in in Ithacahaca , NrjfT—7~"l ' Iderit; Mrs. J. Q. treas. tfoviember 2$, 1850, .and numerous urer; Mrs. |rjr B. Copson. Mrs. Kenneth A tins throughout the county. . .^^M, Mrs John OL OBahout Rod Boaiis %t^ 2H 23c Krispy Crackers J^e ^-^.27?- Sliced A«ericai» rrJ'^cw 't- 55c jrosponding and Mrs. CWJoOeU Sport. yesterday' aftarnoon," Mrs. John J. Banker of 10 Mak- a^fa^^^^M^ La Choy Chliote Dioitr ^57e Dog Goodies s^curf. 3OI^8c the- members;of her bridge; club atoom drivdrive wil hhostess Westfleld were Creaa Cheese :t» 2 K 29c and she attended a perfoV^naace of of Mr. and Mrs. Academy Broadcast figs Feet ^-1.29= Spratt's Bog Biscuits n'*.** 19«, •THe Mikado"Hat the Paper Mill }W . Jchn J. Wade of Cranford will Provolono Cheese £2L ^ 63« credits."... —- . •:-<•• be Among M members of the grad- Playhouse in Millbunu Present Beach Haven. 1 Del Monte Chili Sme ^22c Kfrtaao's Borax Soap 3«v.,23c x " SS?^* Si ****— Emgtaeerbjg — Been women >W be Mrs.E.>ftcrwac«DS«aUedt«^ laported Bine Cheese BMitb u>83o :Mri. .'^rrft\'%- *Wkjrodl> Mrs. B pread^r Organization plans uating dass at Montclalr Academy v^ History -- Langoages -f. M»tbeiaaiics'—. at Kswaik —*~ -• priidrnt. of the Farent- receiying diplomas at the 6Cth an-. •ere ^adeU.**^ . ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ •».., M. E. year JUNE 15 -^ itlftt* —- Registration Jane Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food ^ 27c .... .Mrs. 15 "" • 'of. j^vunetioement exercises next SwaoSoap Swan Soap b Jibimy Caruaa, ij, of Mr. and S" ?V?."V0 ,wi" altend • coron- JliLV 27 - SETT. 4 _ KegtotraUen fate M, 14 '.'.the degree of )Mcfc*>or -of*imx*Z] Swan toilet Soap Schott; tots. Happld "- »M details,inquire of RegistraJVCR 'education at ~Trn*nin-rViht etwr Wednesdajy In the First .Congrega- for the laundry and disk** Kraft's Voiveeta c*..»f- x 33« MMMak- ation ball tomorrow evening at the c For. ilw JiundVy " • For loiUl or bath Wajdorf^stori,» Hotel, Ne^ York, ..cktis to be taild la thr mil—t *"- •ionaj .Church, Montclalr. The lo- his 10th City,, Sponsored by the C i>t' ditorlum on /un« » at * p.:j youth has been accepted for ad- Kraft's Uiks Cheese Food ^ 29« S^afsat _ _•-_,:.-,- -;-.—~r~. «Unday with WPS aniioi«|BB4 today by Or first viiee president: Mrs. io Amherst and Holy Cross ' ••** "«y da at tHe end or the montfa. ***% ** V Weoajs. • Attending gene Wilkine, lyritttrtt "~ Bofaeirt Ij&if, saxvod ,'vice press- _ Conoffkort mwiwut • ~ They' iije: f$f$. -fy'frfr^. ^ dent; Mrs. FT K. BTncgW*. treas- Ariive in -school affairs, he Bordon's Llederkranz * Duflb' of 205 Locust drive and Miss urer;'Mrs. Frederick Toda. longed to the Student Council, .„„ JANI ^q laiur- IKIJ_I arid black Society and Forum De- ' Janet 'Thomson, daughter of cordineT secretary: and Mr' r»A»KII' Cocktail r' and Mrs. Robert H. Thomson ard *' Butt, corresponding j^T bating Society and served as edir - «d RISKS AIX ltCo»ts tcr^in^chief, of .the school -news- «d. wylJ^Lenox -avenue. . - : A donation of SZS to tbr^ exeep- paper and earned menibcrship in j . wlss .Thomson, a graduate of the the Honors Course. ft'nedictlne Academy in EU^abeth * child committt* to purebjee, U Uf UfK Markiu at. Utt-Unkt Htm n playground _ it for~_ cerebcir_j Dixie Bar GIFT -~% i «d a .major lit kindergarteri-pri. r mary education, was a-member of pal3y ceriter Jn'KliTihiiHh was vot- can't affonl to ^«n Rho Chapter ofJSappa Delta ed. The' /association.' presented. $50 lue Keys, . to the school for library books. i ^ national Honorary society in Vincent Samowsad. principal, ac- on by Local Bloys JWpatlon. She was also active in William" Old .of npyCranfoid 9 cepted the^Jnoney on! behalf of the avenue and William Stangcr of 409 j j jne Glee ciub, the^Atts and Crafts schooL IVENINGS P*H>. the'NewirianCJuWthe Fu- Casino. avenue were recently a ^0C aV ]DQ [COtD FUR STORAGE] '/.•••• tu>;e Teachers ^rmedcilina' tht> awarded lapel pins as rneiribers*bf >nbn or orcsident"iJ 'pin to • Mrs. Daniel the Pingry School.Blue Key. - 47^°;" * OhIWhood Educa- Vroom. retiring president. • Chef Bty-Ar-Bje Slices Jjwii rnternatrdnaT. ~«ie served on Mrs. Peer. Mrt Jones. Mrs. This organization, whlct) bc^an 60MM firUUfa tftct^taff.of Memorabilia; the col- to, function last - February, is a MeatefMaskraaa I \ lsjaj|> Libby's Baby Food le Laing and Mrs. Konapack »«oenUy - jWJ yearbook, ^nd was a member ittended a school of instiitctiofi in group chosen from all clusscs in. 6o tlol Cake Mix Homogenized arid UU OMAT AHAHItC • rACUIC WA C0MMNV, '9flc -1fte 6 or Nu Lambda'Kappa. the college Springfield/ ^—7 the Upper School tt is their dyty 2ctmaSO* | can ID __ h L-cft?ative w«klng society. •* . to welcome^ all guests to Pingry TPM9# BtaTiCM OflatCllVO t]aWa9ttBjh 99^if9&Js vMaM wH"« W" i. JThe executivexecutie •«""i^i^f fme met t In Smput-MmrkmH mni $al»-Jar»Jc« Stara* ealy. ' , COW) TO SIOBAGE DAILY L(JNQHEQN Vith Mr. Sarnowski Friday to dis- during the school day and to serve ^uples'Gub niss a 'program for the coining as guides, showing visitors jubou' >eer.. Those present were: MrsI|i. e fcuilding. The members^ 6Jso — • -^--f- attend hospitality to visiting 'ath- Sweetheart Soap Sweetheart Soap ~>eer; Mrs, Vroom. Mrs. Lung, Mrs. •ay S aafct* st rtgaaW *i Colgate's Vel Colgate's Fab Bly-Whi?e Rakes The lawn of the Fh-iKPteaby- Kk Mrs.' Jones and Leon letic ' nan Church wiU be tee scenl 1 ftr 1 at . _ r IhHaTWIa the annual strawberry) festiya! 1 stat afltr I Via Waal !•:« the Couples',;Club Wednesday Qel Rainbow Degree ; r'itcm6to8p.m. , '.'• / Sheila Gagglon Ward ahd Mary - In the went of rain, i< will be fTwo CrarifonT youths j— Edward Hunt Walker- have received uV Kitolwi C4M jt?.-? •-'-•.' -..-u/.-jr,- JEWELERS Mid in the intarmediate) room in \ftofn, Jr. . of 4QBMO Casino arenuavenue and will be In- Staler we church. Besides ice: cieam and ind Joseph Caruso of 19* Bbkatqtn stalled at .a meeting of Azure As1-. Spic&Span Rinso .: > «»»«*—•«— there will be lemon- ''rivi e j\l «iT >

./' :m for, Mrs. Ingrid Christi CKRONICLE, IS VMR nlH nf 44 t&sJJm^jms^ teenth street, tbnner^y'^of' "ESJSS'^S'B committee / members . Cranford Theatre for a group of selectees ifrom beth. She died Friday at the local Courtland J. Daley, •N Local Board I, comprising Cranford, Ganvood and -••'••- ' jed for the cluoe: ember of \ Clark. T|he first group of married men'' without .,.„ son-in-law Booths Lawrence; treasurer,'Evan Hughes; high 5f children" was included among-the selectees. t.. --,-,. F*»Year.A,o r and daughter. Mi*, arid Mrs. Swen At Rutgers P(|t^^,Afnericart decorations, Miss Nan Fayjjjpub- professional : Althoiigh .the Township Committee expressed matron _ Swenson , Three Ctirtfdrd students received prizes at the sympathy, with proposed, plans to inaugurate^ a 7 -JLegion, whtt^ died recentTy^ jr.3l licity, Charles" "Roberts; poster^, ers CoUege, Columb j/?h*iwm»al^n«in|l6ncement exercises oT Union :y.'-. •ndji member of it,iSTMatronS "The Rev. L*>uis T. Almen, pastor, Feslivtd Motif Univejsiiv recreational program in Cranford for the summer be presented to the member-«f at graduatl junior CoUefe w diplomas were- awarded to H* for young people.'Shere; were no funds in the bud- Club. officiated at secWeesvin BarthoioBarthoio- Eight from Cranford the post's junior baseball team Mass Pat WalcotJ. and tickotsf Mrs. exeVdscs in^ pwduates, ^he largest class in the history of the' Surviving her are: Two sons, mew Lutheranr Church,. Elizabeth. ' Ganges in board a-alk style wil • get tojhelp defray the'cost. This'announcement who shows "the most outstand* Emil Marcmann. York on Tjiesday. Mr. Daley ] was made by Maryor "George E. Osterheldt, follow- t>?'5 ll-m Herbert' at Louisville, and William The Rev. Mr. Almen d Awarded Diplomas be featured 21 the anniial Lawn ived ^otllo emor BUrcfa, wiU^ffidate. Axtire At Jr, , of GarWoodG : th«* rfilh conducted a| ing.characterisycs 'during, the Ioma was for su^ervJSor^ y*fc al Arts ing, verbal requests fpr support for such a progiam *h. -»r, of Garwood: three daugh- v FesetraJ ,"aff Ttaaiity, Cburdi. -to he 5IO. given, by Pi Kappa" r.* A. M-wiU conduct a prayer service Sunday at Gray Me- By State University season." "•: / '' • • "/•'•» by H.,.Stanley MacClary, chairman of the Rotary ters. Mrs. BilSie Kirtley 6f Chicago, morial, 12 Springfield avenue; hefef Tiifoo'2 io S p. in. on Read the CJassined Ada whoWM^warded.the M . Hanson Club youth service committee, and: Clarence Fritz; «w .Gertrude May of jfo-Hokus '..Eight Cranford inen received de- ' The team, Under the leader- :--'- •• ••' -' 4 ~ , , ojaaii . and .Miss assistant s Cranford. and the members of the ship of Coach Art. Schneider,'has it'«i5 anttocraced ' today by Mr. P Smalls '' past president of the Lions Club. A similar request of t»uis-(Exempt Firemen's Association'. at- gree* at the 187th annual com- aod • Mis. Alfred Fricke, co-chair- „ . -. Prireipf,a. WajNread in a letter, from ,tdts. Thomas-Gilley, treasurer _„, and two'-" ' " had several practice, sessions. Miss runners award, a newly' chairman! otjh^r Junior Red-Cross committee. Corporation, ... and. conducte..d a ritual. -. iIn i- T" mencemont df. Rutger - . s, UniversitAbouy t 25 players are out for the neett for tbe evenl, to e most V Mrs. Edith Granger of h*'**.h e.' u; ^ outstanding ' '/ Forty-four Brownies of Cranford were prp- . Blew York, died Brooklyn ancTMrs. Agnes Barnes terment was ih Delawanna. yesterday at New Brunswick. team, and the prospects of a rep- Tfceie mBL bfc pony rides and a r . « * 'ffshman class and. covered full t>ted to the ranks of Girl Scouts in .the*aohual r, .7 *-" si' << r home after a brief pfEndwell. ' _.;.They are:,' Rowland • P. Blythe, resentative teain are good; Coach mexry-CP-nwmd for the children. DEUCIOU$ VfTA THE AT |» ion torthe'sophomor e year. / • «3f=up cerernony held in the First Presbyterian y,y {,4x pJ /1 -^•Funeral . services were, ' held . . Jr., of TOSpringfiel d avenue. Schneider said. Eight other booihs of games will "A programi-packed schedule had been Church. The~progr^m was. in -charge 6V Mrs. *sh, tnfjve of Pottsvilk, Pa^. Mr.Wednesday at the Barrett Funeral V n|I tO nd be bee to aJL Tbene will also be a pled by the Village Improvement J Frank Lane. Mrs. A. K.' Kleeman had charge of £° |. K ^^T^W ^u t George C Afoert Erb of,* Fourth s 1 l the music. .••- . • • ..,"•• , ''"' ^gSSSS""- ii had lived in Philadelphia her husband, the late Carl Albert ... . vw ,i.,', ,.<«.. ^S ^f observance of Cranford Day . ^vr^frtf^rj 09rs Home, Louisville, Burial jjfyi in ftmtiitte Xff^Wv ^nii jplbektograpner. p "iMd-Vieataelct before coming tcLouisville.' > Benson, operated, a delicatessen in avenue. HowartfG. Hill of 28 Man- J. QTWeiU.-Jr- general chairman, announ -... Eight violations were reported during • a' 35- r»»f < ten years ago. He re- 1 Duo-Piano Selections J. Angos Knowlea, was to' be barker • minute surprise state-wide test blackout, it was :WS; Elizabeth. She was a mernbei of ^ion terrace, Symmes R.'Ingraham 1 ht announced by Commander C. K. Sellers of ^M I two yean age after 41 years' 1 booths will be booths leaturiiig ^-^SSS&P ''^^^- »S« -^e«««' bus>urs I / BtrslHeater AnmstrmngO. Bartholomew Churc. h .and of it*o f ]6 Parkway Village, "ILoren F: eatured at Recital merehaadise tea: .'sale.- The fol^ J local Civilian Defense forces_£ollowinj|i the -» with the Barber Corpora Ladies' Aid Society. , , • • •• kahle, Jfv. of 202 North Lehigh F the township, S. S. Eisenberg, presidenVbf the He was a graduate of the '.Funeral services were conducted i Other.survivors are four grandr Duo-piano.music was featured. Bowing arc 'mc&ir.ge of booths: unford Business Association, reported that plansi '•>• Fifteen YetTs-AgO'.. J t Mt. Tcman A.M.E, Church, jc+iildrenand two sisters in Sweden. avenue, Joseph J. Kocsis of. 787 it the 15tn annual recital pre- Cakes. Mrs. Geocgc iliilw and, el bben made for Cranford merchants 16 dlsnUv * /1 School of Finance, Uni- ijerictn^ftags in observance of the event; Merch- , Alden' Miller was elected president of u^ •O^r Tuesday afternoon for j Her husband died in 1935. Walnut avenue, Harry D. Lennon, sented by the piano pupils of Ce-Mrs., •; necdlecraft, ' Mrs; i Cranford Symphony Orchestra, subceeduig Robert- r'*i *iih*2ij'»do* ' of Pennsylvania, Mrs. 2 1J iise boottis, lncludlng-biuce«J^good/ household Phnt *»9 nut a megfber of Roxbofough Hester''Armstrong, •*•• 9* J •'."•' ' ' '- ' - • ' Jr., of 2 Hillside place and William ' linda Ferguson at her home, I Len- Robert J. L=aer. Sr.; white eltv ard refrtshmenU were-to/be set up In Miskelly, at the. annual meeting at/the home of *0 > 1S5, F. it A. M., Rox 1 niefl Hcpnes: .'gapjes, Mr. lp_rpiMM,and-a dinner was tobe-served ^ >m at"-the home of her Mr. Erb and Mr. Kahle received ano 'teams!participated in the en-James Wattes^, sarawbeirry sho'rt- Dm 5:30 to7:3 0 p, m.- in the ~ ' . Two Bayonne boy burglars were daught by the iEis^ «•*«,;*"»*>« I master of business' administration semblble playing which followed a cake^ dTrinkj- C1MJ»;-icOrcam and VITA FOOD-PRODUCTS, INC Plans were announced for i Jication pf Cran- local police as they entered thn/Cranford Theatre. •n regular program of piano solos. iurd's i\ew Memorial Recr They had previously stolen small sums of money survivor 'degrees, and Mr. 'Blythe received Yoimg Peopled Fellow-. 644 GREENWICH ST., NEVV YORK 14 FieH at Myrtle at the Elite Beouty,.Shop and the CranfordJMeat ship; p5Sjr rides, Mr. Dcring: mer- Pid Meeker avenues on J 5 with.impressive Mm. Jejsle Ewihg "sands' Taking . part in the program nreraonies to be i,, Market.The boys were turned over to the Bayonne werii '*Beverly Bishop, ~Virginia Ty-g&-vcuBxL. Sir. SJfffino; fortune gigantic fireworks >f John H. Armstrong. A native of J n"y-up ceremonies Friday nlaht display in the evening. police,, who reported they,were intplicqted in 28 Mrs. AJiniee Sehols at The others were red] Boardman,. Jane Collins, Stephen tellms. Mrs. Decker; pbotography. Macon, Ga., she had lived in Cran- nts of Ken —-••--•" *tf#- % Mrs. Aimiee Scholz of .Louisville, ord 34 years. She was a member tho Methodist Church. Mrs. Wil-the following bachel Dexter, Elizabeth Donaldson. Gary /The CranfordyGatden Club irau<4i*^aiiu: I degrees: A" ' eanl Ag* , ,,' ,. , •'•'•/ ,annualspring flowef'show in Trinity partshhouse. .Z: ! Kyn formerly, of • Cranford, died Oh*. Elizabeth chulrch. liam Ft Barnaby, Jr.,. is leader of Mr." Hill, business administration; Dorian, ~Bebra Huse, Lynn Jacob- Tee annual Spring Dinner held Ten : ," 'T' " c Saturday at St. Joseph's sen, Richard McFadden, Emily, a Wa/iPrice and Rationing Boards Mrs* W, Spencer Damotv--was-1n .charge- of"the~ SOOPiU* additiMi.to Mril^ tr°Op' and »ss Sally Yater is Mr. Ingrahanv MJK Kocsis, Mr. in. cocjuonti«n »rith - the festival. • m BhowT Classer for arrangements, single blooms, Pint nary, Louisville. Shd" was the Meschter, John GJing Munday. prepared, to mail/out fuel oil application forms children ami amateurs were arranged by the Bluel Tries Green are threesons. William, ofp^s^ant leader.:-.,..•,,•• Lennon, agriculture, and Mr. Reil- will' be seived from 5:30 to 8 directly to mer*, the District:..QPA office A Qa»rt«r» Box wife of the late William A. Scholz, William Rosencrantz, Gayle Sassi. '•;'* . cpmrnlf •' Linden; -Fred, of Elizabeth, andj Following presentation of pins ly, bachelor of o'cUfHC Mix. CbirJes Albury and outlined the fuel rationing program which ST., whodled July 18, 1652. Joyce Skaggs, -Carole Smith.' Jo- l -was to go into presidents of Cranford Local 52, Patrol- ctrloB Mr. RjBilly, Ir. Kocsis and Mr. Htxs, ML Dorian are in charge of 1 ffect \ v . :•••'•. A natiyevof ' Brooklyn. Mrs. anna Turk, Margaret. Witte' and nevolcnt Association, and members who n». Ingraham the «yi''»W| ^g?^r]*yfr>f^Ty«;, Dr. G. Cole;, president of Union Junior ^Mto( , WHOLK • vere students at ••• the-Barbara Wright, from Cranford," l College, ttained the rank of sergeant were guests of 1 \ . Mrla -h__3»ty I ««„ f church..offere. •d- \Aa -: prayer. ^.r-...Mr. J^nivcr i WB I I >edseye?aj^ thousand pi»r«innti nt - carlo* Wateri gl S College, and—Mr- Erb and Marda Bauer iromTWestfieldl m rganfaatiuii at a uiwjc at Rl^widjijg'S Grqyfer ashington. Mrs. Willie Daay ceiceremonien s at Memorial__v "wenty-twoTmeinbers onfie~Cranford"Rotary. ZBE jjg^lAIIinger also attenHed the ccrc- Union and Springfleld avenues. CllfontU New Whfto Mrsr-Evelyinjurel. of [ ThcgfoUp sang.songs and Announcem»ent~\&as made that 'Club and their guests visited the Children's Coun- »-, fc»" «-.ana pn Juri- km of a phonographic recording ma-/ try Home in Mountainside^he visitors enjoyed a fwaik. andd MisMis .Lulu -Bt-lle,severa^ l of the girls presented dance three pupils, had received awards ine to Cranford. High SchooKby the Class rrhstronj:.. California; 23 grand^j •'a*meih- through the Griffith Music Foun- 1H43 highlighted tne^ graduation\of 185 "seniors luncheon' in the dining roonKand then'were con-, lbs.- hildrcn and;, 19- great-grandchil"""*" - 'numbers., • " . Fier Verein, e dation auditions: Virginia Boartl- ducted ,on a tour of the' home designed to. care for m from the school at commencement exercises in thg nd .the Spanish Club: school auditorium., burins' the ceremOnieK; John . infantile paralysis victims. \ • .. ,' ~~~'-/\ Refrcshments_werjp served-buf. man; John Cling Munday (with Charles J. Ehmling, member of the Unldn fet style, with Mrs. Bertram Currah, president of the Studen1 t Countil, paid' Celebrating honors) and Margaret Witte (bonX tribute jo boys of the school serving Ip/the armed County Board of Taxpayers and charrman"of'' the Anna K. Beafc* phy and Mrs;.' Anderson pojj Christ Child Guild pr6 for three years). fqrceS.- - "~ Republican Municipal Committee, was named by Mrs. iThomas Roach and Mw! THE SENSATIONAL Gov. A. JBarryMoore^Jfis^a-jne mher_olCthe_LocaL LOtJBttA Certiflcatj" • nnrf tr ~Bi»d-ojr ^iei^nonieo-^were^^-held-^ir-tho National wry Month Tall Anna KasciiT . >_,„„< _ . . • were presented to the-following "tJr5yerrimeHt"~Adyisory Boafd. ' /\ --EVAPORATED- TCaliB" •:'A •*. -s* :» H ras K^i 8B '••*. • • ..•••.' lived until recently at 409 Maile - ~/. The Guild of the Christ Child of pupils who participated in the Na- street, was held from the Dooley; Brownies who arhe -sco frinity Church will have a Spring tional Guild of Piano Teachers au^ Diana DeLonge !or her services to Special this wee^emHnly! Our finest quality! Try it now! Funeral H6me, 218 North aveWie.! were; Frances the troop. Arrangement Classes in by. xPatrici partwill yb aet Sherlocka talk b.y Hal thl etoday Rev. FranTherke ditlons: Jane Collins, Gary Dorian /M fwest, Cranford.. Saturday Jhornihg. Coiucci Arlcrie lio, Diane Gru- " " " " '" (high); Jornn Jacobsen (high), • Ofl Honor The—mothers rpreseiited with a high mass of requiem offer- ich. Judy I '. H. Carthy, rectoTi--' Listed -.-for^ShoV~7 6m DEL ilONTE—-^ :'M nn. Diane liil~ Emily Meschter (high), Gayle with'corsages made^by the girls. 17-oz. ed by the-fit. Rev. Msgr, John" M. bert, Barbai Those on the committee are Mrs. Mrs. Richard Shire lei the troop- "Autumn' Presents' is the . sub Kraft Natural Swiss Cheese FRUIT cans', a, Linda Mar- »**• Carthy, Mrs. A> H. Crowell, Mrs. Sassi, Joyce Skafcgs (highest), ject of^he' Green Thumb Garden Walsh, pastor. • at St. Annefs tino. Joan Baibara Roach, Joanna Turk end Barbara Wright. ."'."' Walrr Pumps In singing. \ \ Church. Interment took, place in Audrey William H. de Brigard, Mrs. W. \Mrs. Ira Kerzman, troop leader, Club's first flower show,, which will Philadelphia Cream Cheese arcij Turner, Refrieshjqtyenta were served to be held on September 13 at the Ca- p*f, ,.the, faniily, plot in ML; Calvary Rosalie v Kenneih Frederick, Mrs. Alfred gave a resume of the troop Cemetery, Linden, wtjere Msgr., udrey Ybung,Jjcricke and Mrs.'John Wiilis. about 50 ^parents and friends. . A better wajrlo ««fc motoring sino, it has been, announced. CJUCES. COOKIES FMD1AIPOE for you, yoMr family, and our. ties ihis/year. They collected ' Mukr H Tarly Sandwich Lpafi Walsh read the, committjj^ prayeJr*.''] CynthipVCheese-. Won 11 V* —. Carol Anderson. / The children will be in charge L \" community.. for thi> Welfare Leape Milk Fun) , The arrangement\classes are:. Oreo T , Mrs. Bertko.dled last Wednesday] y.. \\ Chateau 6>f recipe at Acme today! l»kf. -. of titisn Barbara Krieger and-her DAV Members Entertaw Albertson and also earned $25 for the Capital Back to School, Jack dnd Jill, Hal- >-lb. laaf 43c : Drive into' our Service Departntent and ask American Calanj Sunshine Hi-Ho- in .Overlook*' Hospital. Summit, Staff J— ~. --•- •-; -•-•—-;- "' — Ly 6ns Hospital Patienls for our Camp Fund. The troop .. visited lowe'en, . The W$gn,s-'' ^Departure, Cottage 35c Olives SKSySSS* ••••'*SL** after a long illness. The widow 1 Filnu» Shown Refreshments will, be served. tree ten-point. safety, check. As soon as your car f>lorer Post 476 Karagheusian Rug Factory, White vest Moon,' Thanksgiving and Cheeselinks .•£ George.'Benko, Sjr^ (Members of Unity Chapter 5a, Cream Cheese XVD 2 $£. 29c Fig Bars ', ' / '" -'••-'•: •'—: —crv • ;. 1 qualifies, you'll be given a membership card certi- hard Albertson was awarded Laboratories, BlahcharH^and Lane The First Snowfall. There Twill also living with a son, Ji AtiJjb Pack Meeting Disabled American Veterans, en- fying its safenpss. '. ' " ' Leather Factory, and/linger 'Sew- be an educational exhibit. V ' Cocoanut Gems eiSilver Award, the highest hon- •i Supreme Bread ^ 15c 1114 East Henry street. _ KBNILWORTH—Two films were Rclx-kuh Lawn Party tertained 180 disabled veterans., at • ing Center, WestfleldC and attended The schedules and' entries com- BAKERY FEATURES fore entering Jjbe hospital, presented at: a ^recent meeting -jbf the VeteraMiJtc^tal, Lyons, last or jn Senior Scouting, as the fea-the Paper Mill j^ayhouse in Mill- Salmon 2ZB, *+. Oxford Crcj*nis_ Cub Pack 182 at the Community To Bfi Ay : mittee met last Thursday at \he hand djed in September., Thursday evening. ' .* ture of a Court of Honor held burn. • '.- "/• \ . • ..' .".; • home of Mrs. N^R, Wenrich of 489 (yonnaise -•.•'.S52KS LA CHOT rOODS Mrs.VBenko was Methodist Church. Arts and/craft committee of Rose Rebekah K6dge No. 99 will hold a Those participating from the lo- Tu^day night at ,the Casino; by Mrs. Kerjtman thanked the par-Central aveniie. Attending wer6 DeGpldBar^ Bean Sprouts ~ 2^ Slovakia. She >as a The film*, wntch were supplied cal chapter were: George Hilbert. 39c! TorValo Juice ffil' %V. lawn-party Saturday at 2:30 p. !m> Explorer Post 476, sponsored by ents for their cooperation, and ex-Mrs. Charles Dickey, general chair- i,hy*r, batter cream orange 1JI CHOT m of _^S -t 7t —:—Anne's. C v^.w.^h u and a mem-by the Eeso Standard Oil Company, Milton Greltzer. Walter F Zingler, (ssed^ regret at the; resignation man of the show, .Mrs, Harold Chop were entitled py, at the home of MrSi C. Alonso, 33 Cranford Post 212, American Leg- fief.of its. Rosary Society. ':. •'< d Neww YorkYork" and Grove street, for the- benefit o* the Herbert H. Crooks. Abe Cohen and df Mrs. Elmer Coddington, co- Walsh, Mrs. Walter King, Mrs. Special! Pineapple pie ..Ji. f* In addition tdVthe son in Undeii. "FnMn New Lands to Old." CantMiander Gu* Cohew. Also at- You are entitled to repeated safety checks f| leader, who is moving. Mrs. James Dajiiel Sharkey and Mrs. Arthur -Sf«! Each APrEATUBCS Chinese Dinner /Rebekah State Assembly. v jahe J»-survived i>y another sort, Mrs. Gerhart's Den 4 , won the tending were Mrs. George Hilbert whenever yoy .come back to our.? Servica. IUchard hat* an outstanding rec- Slocum will be the new co-^leader. Grauten. '.' .'" .. ... -' " '..: ; ' " •«*«lul]r ttc! Fels Napi Noodles ^ ISC' 'George Bcnkcv-Jr.. of Elizabeth: a attendance banner, for. March and . A regular meeting of the lodge Special! Sugar Twists will be held tonight at 8 p. m. inand Mrs. Gus'Cohen. " • snent' Safety is.everyone's job every c ord as a scout. 'He is an Eagle Refreshments were made and brother, John'Kascjn of Garwood. W98 givengive , permanent possession i get voiiir next Sale-TrWay check-now? not served -by members of the^.trobp. -Instant F< Naptha Soy Sauce S^Eg^lOc. the Veterans 'Memorial Halt Mrs. The group was assisted by wom- Scout and a member of the Order Special! Bridge Rye Bread and five grandchildren.. ' the pennant for winning At thr en from the Ladies, Auxiliary of Four New Members Felso Dete COLOBEirWARGAWNE times in succession. Mrs. Myr Martha Deremer, noble grand, will of ^he Arrow and is present sen- it preside:'- Mrk Francis Munz and ' - - • 4979. , Catholic Welcomed by VFW Lopiella Butter Bread Mf*. IngrM C. Reynolds's Den 6 won the bann ior;'crew leader of the^ppst. He Registration Slated Ideal Brand' JJ^S. 26e for ApriL her committee will serve refresh- War Veterans, of T.i'nri«»n ,Fpur new members 25c KENILWORTH — Funeral serv- ments. v NORRIS CHEVR ,Inc attended th^; VallejrTForge Jam- For First Term of UJC corned, Tuesday eveningi , by Capt. Lux Flakes ^Princess jg-gj^ 23c ices were Monday afternoon Wayne Furze was welcomed boree In 1950 andholds the top Registatloh for the first summer NeweU Rodney Fiske Post '335,1 UmfwUn. Ik. rtri.n |a new member...Gregory Eckerson • Men in Service NORTH and Kingo Faek«g 53c j was presented) With-a fa'reweir clft RAL AVES. ^ bo^-i leader Job^ior this summer's session of Union Junior College VFW. at a meeting in. Veterans J s ;r*cka«f » _ .. ,. ._.. Pfc. WilliamS. Mintbn, United 'ill-begin-on-June-M-Xrom 6 to 8Memotiat-HaHf— •••••— , |- -Surf- States Marine Corps, son of Mr. irl^ to^CaUfornia. 1The presenta- r*ekar« RBVONSUHB - More than one half oAthe Amar- m. Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, . TheyXare: Edward Twill, Ben- —w h •t'Un L,« Crmnbs lein population lives j U tb» Miand Mrs. Robert M. Mmton of M tiob was^nwde by 1 The folpwing iwards were, pre- Roderick W. president and dean, announced. jamln RAROSS. Leonard R. Dolan tnpau standard mJefrotwUtan ' Centennial .avenue, has left _from ssr •irk TSMF TOGO sented to the < bs: Gold arrows, C]hrh^J president of the local Boy I The term wlU begin on June 1J5 and WalterFagaln. " 'and continue to July 2i Nineteen Commander ^'.Anthony'. Tineo Coffee Bags —tMt Rago ahU Rjehard Geer; the Marines in Korea, it was learn-l t Council. Breeze ItHH. 30c «-•« Jw n silver arrows. Robert Murphy, I ed this.week.---•-<••-•• ^J^'^l course? have^been scheduled for thanked the public for its excel- Apple Jmce •• Steven Rago. awards presented were: 47c Richard Geei\ cal fltoess rating and Bronze this term and, others will be added lent cooperation^ expressed during Silver Dust y g ze Poppy Week. V-8 Cocktail 2\\ Greg Eckerson. Ernest Vardalis and EXPERT SHOE Jules A. Gilbert, son of Mr. and , Award, John R. Magan, and voca- if there is a demand for them. Dr. Silver Bust Charles Kaiser; and bobcaf\pin, .Mrs. .George Macaulay of Scotctef MscKay. sajd. ^ _ Michael SikoraX again urged FreAKiUed 28c' CANDT rEATUllff Wayne Furze. \ / al exploratioltnirating, i Richard IS: Oven-Ready Drawn REPAIRING Plains,! formerly of Cranford, re- trial t. Brtsbn. The summer term will begin on members to join the Cranford First lb. Fryers ft. lint Sticks \S±S^"' t cently was commissioned a second ibUthed 1897 t July 27 and continue until Sep- Squad. , •A -omy piTCHiii OIVIS YOU . If he post was also presented the Refreshments.: were ^served, by IVtthaU WoodHury Soap'V.VJ* 4 35c Jr. VIA B<»arwan Soap .T"^"« 23c Iagip. Improvement A ssociation st-out executive, advised that this- lh '25c MarshmaJIows 0 the borne of Mrs. E. J1. Koyen, 2 then attend a six-week period of college In which they: are enrolled. •Shank - ; the first time the rating award _^- . * ^. ' */Coqvention Delegates Skan Toilet Soap ; Miui street, at 8 p. m. Tuesda; instruction* in gunnery at Denver, _ .. . ' been presented '• In Union it TTEE oo» vy* of. He Is a graduate of Cranford Named by Kiwanis Club Chuck Roast «ii All board memberss are. urged I Council. Davis, Elkini College Smoked Beef Ton*nes "• 55c Strong! Id Ttumi attend. > " . N High School and he attended Un- Films ion how milk Is processed Bonelekc ion junior College- ' ' Robert R Slnith presented the Knockwurstk, />'•'.- *:. 59c Medium! A ' ***** for the coming year to Awards^ Hobbie Degree were, shown. at a meeting of the Rib Roast 1 Herzog, Jr., commander Jforman Hobbie, son of Mr. andKiwanis Club Tuesday aftern"oon Mild! Wincresi Mrs. J. N, Hobble of 90 Winans at Markos Restaurant. ... . Phone CRan. 6-0080 for a taxi. Legion Post. In turn it Bondess Brisket .$£, ^ 55c Frozen Fish E..Calvin Shire ayenug. received a bacheloi' of arta ' Bo Adierbert, president of Sun- Late-Tor that dinner date? One rise Dairy and a member of the Plate Beef of our taxis will speed you'to George' Albertson, chairman degree4n English Monday at com- your appointment Round the Ml". Smith also pre- mencement- exercises of Davis and New-Jersey Milk Dealers Associa- ' Lamb Over 29c Fillet Per Till 9 M. clock service. 0 the unit for mem- Elkins College, EUdns.W-Va. tion, spoke and presented the film ib and manpoweV.- ^ His' parents^ accompanied b> which-showjed-htfW modern equip- 73c \£»S£*'* 77c Haddock' 37c All Prices tkn&§k Satmtkiy, hue nbership'cards were present- their sons, Edward and Ertiest, ment is^used in dairies. *'to Richard Albertson, Robert motored to West Virginia to attend . Fred Gray, Jr., president, and: L Stephen Ayr*/Robert L; Bax-the exercises^ His brothers . were Russell'Howard, secretary; were (FiSteven Beach,/Frank and Rob-guests Saturday evening at uje col-"selected as delegates to the Inter- \ Pinney,^ Brucfe Hoick, • Bruce lege prom. •" , .. national' g^ ion, to 8EABROOK FORDHOOK FROZEN Boom • A. M. to • P. M. - O»w Wtitm, to* r. M. son; John and Robert Magan, Mr. Hobbie is a member of T,au be held in Madison rdeoi Dworkin, David and LeeKappappa EpsilonEpsilon , national social frafra^^ f«w York, June 22 through 29. LSm NATIONS 2 it mm AVEMUE Hand.;; temity, and Sigma Tau Delta, hon- Romain Utley of the Povigrj Club orary English fraernity. He was wasa guest at ,th^r meeting, BEANS2:.-49 CtMffM* 64*00 sides Mr. AlberUon, the com-public relations manager of the ^ _AIr. Gray presided. Women** and DebV •ce condsU of 'XTTTBeach, Jr. Varsity Glubaud sports; editor of J Broccoli VBO! _, William M. Magan. "The Senator," the college news- WHk W 8 rk surer; Mr. Shire, institutional H ' l b f Craniord Garden Club Corn-On^ob WKLCM - - C.eelUth Avtma, csentaUve, Roy D. Irving,-ad- pp e ?"£„"* Juice QBAK Uft-lik. hml,. «.,. r A: C. Hopkins, Jr., assistant the varsity basketball team. Slates Final Meeting Seabrook Peas ,s - strawberries mn ml LAWN and GARDEN er; J. cfT»yre, Lee T. Well- TThe Garden Club' ot- Cranford Factory SitU Shoes its final meeting until Year We ofcr westdeuU Leo Dworkin, Gerald J. Fin-| nhile Ottrden CJllb U& SeabfMk Ftenched or Cut Green ' t U Cnmford imd "vicinity " '•>—*•—'•• —~ . 31.:•" •' autumaut n on Monday at the home of J / • |andGuyb.«Peck.Jr./ SUPPLIES an Elccla" Mrs. Foppert Mrs. Albert Nelson, 5 'Berkele^ FIXES meeting conclud*L.with a Mrs. Willjam j. Foppert waa places at 10:30 a. m. BEANS tlUI fmneral home, complete with air )g of colored slldes.of the Ielected preskUht of the Floraphile year's activities, and reYresh^ Mrs. H. R. Jacobus—aqd jaiss-l Girl •lWJFertilixer 1001U Siz«4fo 10 —WidthtAAAAtoC Garden Club, succeeding Mrs. R.Helen Plummcr will servers as- lal QM |w were served by members of flM Obi Wtmm lf«laa« Fertflizer JVot Etiety- Size and CoM' irf^uli Styles ' large tigfa rooms for j*ur every K. Neuman, at a meeting last week sistant h4««esses. ^ «Plorer~Po»attider the difec- at the home of Mrs. J. D. Garber, , A program called "flonhei;^ar^ Pf Robert Ma^arr. 100 lb.. . 112 Oak lane. rangement grab bag" will be helot T««i Coajpon Hetel MOM Our own display —-tAlso elected were: Vice presi- This calls for some of the members l 4-td-lr : College Inn .A. ..". : ' tlent, Mrs, Norman H. Brubaker; Air Wick Strbngheart large bale to $ 9.95 ScoiklTroop46 to select wrapped containers' antr Concentrated Mix Tomato Juice . -+— ALSO recording secretary, Mrs. Herbert to make arrangements, while bther Wesson Oil Deodorizer t)og Food Valuai to $12.95 plds Court of Honor I. Mitchell; treMUrer, Mrs. Elliott members' of the club select for Grape Drink Cocktail lawn Mpwer. $90—$100—$11O~|12O |oop 48 held a Comt of Awards Hame; and corresponding secre- winners. . , ' . &\ 39c ;W 73c 59c Valu.iio.JIJ4L95 the Oirl Scout House Ury, Mrs. Robert O. HoyD, . A picnic lunch .will follow the 2 29 45c 2"^~ 19c Pft Lawn Sweepers Parents of the ^eirls Mrs. ' Ljiwrence, Wilson, past meeting, \ the members fit the court. membership chairman of the New: \\ COME AMI btt rr ~ AND «AV« t Valuai to $16.95 Gold - Burnett's Dunhill f.iquorice 11ollowlng.glrl» received second Jersey Federation of Garden Clubs, Black Flag Ideal Ball badges and leather badges: •poke briefly on requirements to William, Robert JSlanger $l«.95 ar E? Noodles .Instant Pudding AIISl Aerosol *- Coddraiton. Diana De- enter the federation. . Given Pingry Offices _ rVu^ Jars Ke, Xucy Hohon, Nancy Imus, i 2 •?* 31c • Vanilla. Choc6lat« iiJJ Bombs f. Kerzman, Joan Lisantl. Catcher at Ithaca JWilllam and-Robert Stander, sons or Butterwotck 19o ?7c H RTEll of-Mr. and Mrs. W. AAStatij{c.r,^j(., 98c TO aDn»« 'a May, Margaret Mlttrlcker, \ Osborne, Janet .Ray. Carol Andrew Crisantl of 3M Centen- of <0f Cwlno avenue, ^riave - been WTTOOWU nial ayenue was •' catcher on the RAHWAY 7-1581 "oap aiocum. Bette Swack- elected class officersv ,at Gold Seal Mason Ball Com* t, and S- Th^. Sunktan^ly w M^ •nd Vhtdnla Warner. .. junior varsity bowball team of School. Hillside. ^ ^ , Baby Ruth Nylast SAT; TU. 8 O'CLOCK Ithaca Colltge. Ithaca. N. V., which William is secrctary-treasiircr -—-Macriroiii or Salad Mpn«y ChwrfuDy rUfuwUd Within 5 D

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!''• - , s~.••..:•:A,; ;•;••'., THE CRANFORD CITIZEN A#P CHRONICLE, THORSDAV, during tbe Civil War. There be only one trifi. I Park, Spanish; Hetter , THE CroM *" urire. Letiaardr Walnut avenue from 2 to 4 p. m Ruh of Union. j table with the guests of hono. take iitis. It has drawbacks, among Lions ~Qnb President ^*.?"* .""T «* spot Among those'who served on the Also, Biology Department prize, /Cmtmtiea )rom .tSade one) - l».en; the Rev; Joseph Donnelly, early in the evening. Patrok which are the short period 6t pro- j chaplain of the Cran/ord depart- planning committee for 'the affair v Carol S. Chynoweth ol Roselle' ^ f>avid HarknesE, field executive WHETHER ;» George Ward will -present tection and the fact that pVotec . \rf jmeni; Patrolman LeRoy Brinker-, wee boxing bouts and the police werei'MrjJ. W. H. Matr of Johnson and Weborg Memorial 'ard tor the Boy Scouts of Apierica; was tion' is not complete. Charles H. Brpwer of. ihclf president of Local 52; Public department iw'll ttakke on the fire V~Johnson, Everett Perkins of a guest of his father. The meet- iHonored aByle-Midway, Mrs. Gordon Leach "Gamma globulin probably pre- boy. ing was conducted by Dr. Fasnacht. "Safety Coinmissipher Clarence A ,—. in >a baseball game. vents paralysis from the first week jFriu of Cranford, Chief Fischer if .Cleveland School PTA, Barney Dr. Harold of the Divi- Mr. Scheller"ffs pngprinting. supeT7 Both events will be held at Me- after injection through the fifth jjXUyor- Daub,, the. Rev, Eric S. morial Field —.the ball game at Foreman and G. Holmes Williams sion -Against Dlscriiiiination, De- intendent for, 'the^ Wilson Jpneis partment of, Educa was .the Company of Elizabeth. . He has j rougher, pastor of Ga 6:30 and the fights/at7:30 . practical afterva case, of polio, has guest speaker. completed ZTyears o'f'.service.-with 'v '• •; Myron Cyirtbajuk is manager for , t.Theodore Cham- been" diagnosed im the household. p . n>.' nnii***" team''wiii"**'"""""" "" wanis c ub Cap S his company laid is id charge of berlain of the fire department, Lt. i!±«e members of a household in Student Glee Club>f the School Harry Page. Roy Brinkfrhoff, Bill Iheir plann^Dg Resigning, compos- WEEK- Golfl Badges at'Dinner Geor^ RoBendale and .Patrolman which a disease develops ore more of Nursing of the Elizabeth Gen- r Crissey, Ralph K^oury, John Herzer. eral Hospital tinder the. direction ing, letter-press, tf^sfer_anilJith= (TOST A GOESgQ A b ei con Robert Nfylen'of-the police depart- intimately exposed to a known Police Sergeants Edward N. Lee ' " eratu1ati.ry-.talk.alSo- AI Fischer, Bob Nylen. Leo Schultz of Miss Leona Lorenz presented oppress departments: . . " , 1 &5*^ Bibby and ment, Etienne O^Biren and Wilsourc- e of disease than are other STRICTLY FBESH-KHiLED— of Cranford and Harvey CoweU ol *^ P ^^ ^ Howard Dcvan- SAKE! OJbe itatlon (ttatforms by Fred .Roberts. Larry Btinnell and several musical selections. • • , ' After public school graduation, Garwood were .honored at a tesli- oi Eddie Lee. Al Gnckowsk. will,be liam Hoffman of the Historical So- persons in. the , community. The ***'-!*****"< ** State PBA. <* the LtoniClubT™ Following the-exercises, arecep-^ he continued his education at Pratt 'monial dinner held.' by Cranford Amcng v- •'" . of the Rptary Club and Mrs. Rus- more'opportunity, for spread of in-jield by the Village Improvement a ° ' ' duced .wt^i .Chfc'i. sell Decker and Mrs. Robert Sew- fection than doe's an occasional or nstitute, majoring in business or- ARMOUR'S STAR Assodatkbh,! at the Crad^ofad in ""*^ Falzone Cff the Gai wood Po- Russell vj/ Ditiel is°captain for Association. Serving on, the corrP ganization, plant management and 0 1 tl ell of thc^herman School PTA; casual contact at work or play. ', fearwood last Thursday "night in ! ** * iw«'neht. Garwpo'd Coun- \ • •'•"• the firemjp. Clark Duckworth and mittee for the VfA were: Mrs. graphic and commercial arts.' He a3mel1 „—.^...... u.. WAX pitch recognition of their advancement Burton ,E. Dickerffisn, Ad- ... "The supply of gamma globulin •.'. . i •'•. • • Herbert I. Mitchell; chairman. Mrs. also received training through the FRYING Cl __ 1 >a S Edwarti «eade" as- catcher. Other is so short that it is to the rank of sergeant. Sgt. Lee's ^ ^ " MacDougall, Frank J. necessary Wv J. Foppert, Mrs. F. W. Voss,; Jr.. New Jersey Department bf Public; 5 "players, arc: First• base. Francis Globulin ' to limit its use,_for the MjsJM^H.-Br^boker, Mrs. George promotion came on December 1 ^?^ *^ and.William H. Sever- Instruction and Engineering •.De- (Legs and Thighs) Sge Heineman; shortstop. Ronald Har- iCatelus, Mrs/ Wj J. Dodds, Mrs. L. 1951 'and S^t CoweU s on Decem- " .'AlaSstant-'Prosecutor Carroll ;-7—" •• • • ".•_ Available for Polio (it certain famHy cojStacts of diSK- fense Training, Rutgers University. lc f ris; ccnlerfield.. Charles Franken- iiosed cases. .. ~ ,. H..-Wilson, ^ilrs. Ei'J. Stanley and. WILSON'S CERTIFIED FRESH-DLLEUite . v.i ber - .Sellers. Magistrate Charlcsi'' J. bcrser; second base, bale Ganga- f conrlnWtf Jrcm_pcjj« one) He is an associate member of the "Supplies of gamma globulin Research Institute of America. JKkre; rightlield, Richard Ditzel; or adult treated. •. • •'" *, •• can be^ increased by encouraging The class salutatorian jwas ' Duringjbi£.konfiectibn with WH-, leftfield. T. A. Chamberlain^ Jr. Thomas/Boyle, a graduate of St. Large FRYING CHICKENS ft. The nation's entire supply of healthy adults ti) offer blood son Jones, Mj\ Scheller ihals'-served' and third base. Ditze.I. - , v' Mary'sHigh School, He-will a«end_ x __._.„_ ...tors. gamma globulin has been turned through the R«J CjW Gamma rreiary of their Iab6r-7nah- Where, but Kbos; can you find a riiattreggiiketliis for just 29.95?/ \. ... — Mrs. R. E. Terwille- The six beys .who will participate over to the-X>flHce of Defence Mo- globulin can be produced onl the School of Business of"Rtitgef? in the boxing bouts are students of N Uni\iersjty. •"". v fment and safety: committees, The ^resilient innerspring unit/is eneasjra in,thick 100% cotton . WU and-Mrs. M. W. RelrihaK " bilization. by the American Red from human blood." • also was president, ol. their Bputohnleres will be/presented to Patrolman Ward,, a'former leading Cross, which obtains the blood Miss McMeekin, president of thi felt (nio sisal here). lt'« lace-tufted /, , ./giving you a smooth, i : contender, for the . lightweight Student /Council /resided Executives and.Foremeni Groups/ commuter by the Green plant representative to the Eliza- NEW EN "* XSubjind the Gar-r crown/ at Uyf Elizabeth YMHA. dinner Monday evening: DryMac- P» present huttonlesg, sleeping surfae'ev And, that pre-builtT)order is some- : artmSFS^fiediSA^rBilifiB Wofl^ / '' Char1e» E. Dickey is chairman for I will referee tests. By 36 SiidefiuT^ bridge, president of thing special, too! Look at the hundreds of air-vents running ereHnrcontests. mercial supplies. . Under the na- " Evening bowling -_— x . - '' '• 'r.-Wv the Green Thumb group and she is Herreshmenta Available. - (Continued from pope ^, , Student Council, ar. Miss Mari- and service club membe'rr completely around the niaUres*;/ All this, plus sturdy cord* . ^" tional plan, each state last month There-were about 150 persons assisted, by Mrs. Walter Navan. anne Renner of 1 ' *rhroughout the afternoon and received an initial allotment for fieldof 149 Hillcrest avenu^, Mary , He.is a member of the\|nter- 0 '•' Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs: Franrf /JAM* ent including , policy *^-JMT Jiandlgj^nfLhandBOfl " W«»yen-f"''pfi tirlcing, T^yj^i or fall «»»e, _— . mcnibeis u/ the Kiwanis Thomas of S Mbrningside wntr «f-^thc _Alumni Associatibn. natiortar-Ass ciatiun Krmtinp x potiomyelitis based on the; aver- — * . ...»-*« Dulical, Mrs. Leslie Stone, Mrs. D.Glub with the assistance of boy place and Joanna Walcott"6f"12 ^r . ..^ r.jmni association pre- E 29.1>5rMatdu]og box spring Sharkey, Mrs. Stanley Richmond age number of cases in the state House Craftsmen of Nevvatk anc* communities. Seated at the head! scouts, will ser\;e softarings at Me in the years—}047<*51; New Jer-Berklj J / sfrhted- theucollege with a speaker's and Mrs. FemirTiEk «MI: Mrs. Theo- mortal Pield. " rostrum. Vicinity, past . president of the ;'i sey's share is about 48,000 cubic the' Printer's Friendship Club, honor- m will be«» T&nfimeiefs. was pTesenteo^ Serving on this .„ "Mefrioriat ^.Vi»««..- 4yyfe)iaiiiriaH~0f tliw WilsoH Junei well, aSjCfjuiptncnt-of the' police ship_was_Miss. Arin-¥*-Pooky—of Suzanne Zwenier of, Westfleld.jre- e^rsri^^J^Ar*nsoSrfr7MrsrG^ pof^loodyreWs^nly ^eJIowjWp_jCJub_andL.a_member- dT'jBjrgJSije^riineTSIsT Cranford Linden. A graduate of St. Mary's TirTrrgTibrarSi^by^RIissT3oyo(. of the" Honorary Branch ot Cran- W. Lawrence, Mrs. J. AnecA. Babinec, , stoncaTSbcicty, Civil Defense two cubic centimeters of gamma Coach. Ernie Melofchick present- MrsM . A^^Di High School, Elizabeth, Miss Doo- ford Local 52, PBA; .Cranford Re- ^WWQBSS.—,-•-•=•• ••-••^ and Mrs. Frank Council, Boyle-Midway* Company globulin, the amount produced-will ley is a science major. She expects ed a cup to John H.'Mott of Linden, Gruber. not be sufficient to give protection publican Club artti Cranford Wel- and Johnson & John.so}) Vill have to transfer to Cornell University who made .the all-conference bas- fare Board,. •'. ^ \ 81«ns Prepared displays. The fire depart'nWSt's 750to all who are susceptible to ^in-when she completes her work at ketball tean} bf the New Jersey GOLDEN OLEO gallon'pump truck and. its aerial fantile paralysis.' It js. this fact-that ; Mr. Scheller also is an honorar> IC Harry Yferkes, passenger man- the.'.local, college. , • Junior Colleges Athletic . Associa- member' of truck 'will be on display at themakes necessary the new state reg- tion. • •'• , .;"• •.•'. - :;-"' '•;-• the. American Radio ager of the ..Central RailroaxLlPt ettfc Past-Day M^mnrinl Awnrd Emorgency. Corp • • :'* . Mew^Jersey, will have a; sign on the •anj*—restricUoror-goveTn^- Kennetli Iveison,. - directoi of ___!(>._ A tcn-piecc orchestra by'Local ih« its distribution. Further, a re-was. presehtedJo Miss^ Marilyn V. past .president, of the Crartford - platform explaining Cranford Day Kumpflsos of Elizabeth. A gradu- 151, Americah Federation of Musi- serve supply must be built up for -iJEGS -GF LAMB *. •' • .'and Mrs. Dunbaden will make pos- ate of Battin High.School, Eliza- dentr f the '"•'•V cians, AF of L, from its Music Per- spot distribution ^n the event of team. Keys for members of the! ° Cranford Bowline \ -^.ters jnfbrihirtg. commuters that the beth, Miss Kumpasos is presld^pt League...... _ LOIN LAMB CHOPS •'• - ''I celebration, is taking place. Thi formance Trust Fund will play'for epidemics. _ '..'•. . ' . of Sigma Alpha Pi sorority and aStudent' Council and thosevwho N He is a member and anofflceV jjarRartt of thee - prograprogramm- willwill; be^hcW dancing. Harold DEspies will be Cranford, has had no cases of member of the International Rela- were active' in extra-curricular RIB LAMB CHOPS ^ •\ regardless of weather -conditions. I caller for square dancinjjXln case poliomyelitis, this year. There tion Club and the Christian Forum. affairs ,wefe presented by Dunca»iv of Azure Lodge 129,-F^snd-A.M:; of rain, the dancing will be held ^PJ_W_A2Uce.jChapter.87; -WeH^lfour—ease^.--here-last—yearr She organized, a project to assist Sheffield/ adviseri.tp_the_Studenl . SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS at Cranford High School gymnas- cer-of-the white ShrtneisrJ'eru- direction a/ Mrs. Benjamin Geddes, There have been four cases report* the Nancy-Luzon School for; Re-Council. LEGS AND RUMPS OF ium. All other activities at the' fflld , Elizabcth^-vice-presi- . will conduct, the annurfl historical ed in Union County and 20 in thetarded Children, Roselle, by mak- will be cancclled,in case of poor 14th district, P. M. and P. bus iri^e. /The trip will begin at u statcjhus facin 1-953. ing toys': ''•" y ' weather. ing toys': , .y, , Memorial Day Rites

'•X' :•/,. m b rs ar lilj rir_,r, • " . *fe^ • * |~? - Scheller and '" ' -.»';• and families and fthi Cranford flve sons^anM toCraniord in Iit32. High School Band anL' STEAX ; §couts His sons are graduates_pf Cran_- x> parade ford High "School, and all served LY GROUND — and exercises. Frankfurters, bak- /,' overseas with, the armed forces. • [ed beans, potato, .salad and cold The Schellers also have a daugtv- • You can thank KOOB-big buying and aeBr' I drinks were served by the' auxil- ter born in 1940, They reside at -711 am a. ing power for thia^illtnost unbelievably : : m-jjs!..:::::-:..: "ri^J.:^.- __i...... Park-avenue.. ' --: - -- -' -- -"'• FRESHLY •tr;~' ^S~x~ •;"" price! That's,, ^ght™^. just $39 boy* Following the refreshments there '! :\- I were selections by the ,Sarason an/piece.^< the double 8-drawer chest. gan law prohibits out-of- fL .which-had taken part in the .par- state. bees fro. m enterin—.-,—g. -the state Tile ; tair*^-uniwer chest, th^'. 5-drawer ^ ade. Serying=_on. the commftlee |. excep«cept iin sealsealedd packagesk.' were: > JLe or two beds in twin, ^4 or Daniel Moses, Edward Heinz and full size. Pick the pieces you want . . • Edward Morrison. ..•—I All have been nicely constructed and ^. finished in a lovely Colonial mania. '. S : Floor Repair Bids : (Ueaucf by ntiU ml V. J.) X »- -l"- / TO PROTECT, OUR COMMUNITV AGAINST RABIES, TH^E CRAN- Sought by^CD CounciJ Learn To Drive Now ! .Si-. KENILWORTH—The Civil De- NEKVOUS PEOPLE •..•• ;'.!.: FORD BOAKI) OF HEALTH IS HAVING A VACCINATION PROGRAM FOR fense Council is seeking bids to OUR 8PECIALTY! repair the floor in its control cen- Hydramatic. •<- Standard . DOGS. THE VACCINATION GIVES sCBStXNTlXL PROTpCTION | O R ter at Harding SchqeJK -» _..;..;...^. Fluid Drive ,- " •.•'••- A- spokesman fpr the council il WU Plel^ ^on tip at Tonr.Hoine Jttnr^! ONE YE^C THERE^%ltL BE NO CHARGE FOR THIg^ b pointed out- that other work can- •Tmm-i $49 nbt be started at the control 'center ,... $49 / JMW M*% teJWt. both for $4,9 until the floor has. been put' in. Elizabeth 5-6275

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•;/:., .:;':.• :::,i are solidly constructed pieces adapt* • -• — ^-—"-c ed front charming Colonial originals . ..." ; • TESTED IN 30 SECONDS • ' •/•._:" •""•,.' '•••i2; 's6ifraVAYi^E,'lr^^ . /; vv. FOUR'S OR WILSON'S — including such costly details as "worn hr • IMPAIRED QUICKER, BETTER ROLL ,. edges" and, antiqued brass pulls. More NEAR SOUTH UNION AVENXJE / - CRANFt)R0,^ N* Jv ' than that, each piece is solid maple, hand* LOIN OR RIB RETURNED WITH A CHART rubbed to a rich honey-tone finish.. \ PROVING ITS ACCURACY Drawers are «!tistproofed throughout with t&; •"-••• Choi center guides for easy gliding. Any piece • >,. •ert * JUNE 11th The W*TCHMASTE» xnakes a vcientiiic record m CALVES LIVER AND.'. '• 'r; •''\' . ' :. ot watch pedonnanc*. Ib. BACON -kli^l Too or* invited to LY FRESH FLEMINGTON i your watch t#tl- "i. •• wilhout chavg* fcwK rf3:3 0 ant S:30 R M. -"SECONDS "WWTEEGfiS faz; r ' CUtl *f Jnwtrt, $59 BtiuUh nkm hhU. both far $59" A Th« ^ATCHMASTU •limlnatM auMthig SLEEK MODERN 1B determining fair and honMt chargM. Small Fresh Hams SHANK END Ik 59c T ^i . j YOU BOY A *W WATCH. W SOME TO GW 4- ii If you like modern . . . have more taate ALL IK)G QWNKRS ARE URGED TO BRING THEIR DOGS WItH THFIB gawg SAVE $$$ il than money . . . head for Koost This » :/ EUCENSE m,« A LEASH SO THAT THEY MAY B^SS SS w kJ really Roniething special! . Shouldn't be TRY US HRST! wBZr,mm y OUR « confuted with run-of-the-mill furniture

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• " N . aawamSaSi PaVaMaM 6 for itr inauguration of Cranford Day of cltijtens and S. P. C! A: offl&als sible without wif.-beip.' Junior fc«f TSowTet?-•-v™ , , , .._. - -^-:' - - •• •' _ .• 7^ • -'' .,' . ^~"^~——-———^^ i — 1*99 first secured the whole-hearted ap- v W-J *' m-» « ' />- lat*01M -forum at Washingu Stone. National Park and The reports. Chairmen -for the groups THE ED1T0 ely yours, H ^ Elizabeth, his been welcotned a*jbcrrs fifth grade, consisting''or'ThufVli,v'". ^ . I, , . , _,„' >«. - ^ proval of the eig^t eoliirtiunrtfes Harmon, r Or Training Delegates Jane Dankei, delegate to the tr ky Mountains was given by are:{Jan^esIing, Pamela Mackey, la Ittiy -•»•» most effectively demon- : r ,, ,_-, involveUIVVJVCdU tiw« providprowae a, centralizecentralizedd iding Secretary. Jip members of the. Junior ied ln?,?enteL1^t yea.r Ann. Rispoli. Ida Colclough. Jos- MarwtfpStaitennann,. and .Greta .'.. ".';i'"'g;- i**&LPyr apprecbtion of these effort* on , . eph Bablnec and Ronald Reihhardt. IChristMsen. ';'":'- ~~---* ; .:rJ Edi or cm ay a, IIKM shelter. These communities further Cross of Cranford High -ChrohicI^ (_ ajgrecd, to make the shelter *etf- "Sheep ' Ranching" was described ttanfofdii«haJl try attendance at atid*ereftt£fd;* LINCOLK A^,jgjngerlln.. formerly of A committee in Miss Irene Ctil-j tor the Art^how whfch was • ffld ! S. " EvS" Sio, ^AS c'?«T ^ XS^T r^» :• -r their sponsor, Miss Ella JJ. Haver, Miss. Danker briefed The*.*] to enjOy Seeing the banner In their rby John Barhansfcy, James Laurel. active- nnr»irir»t;nn i« "^"^aYio^8-«Verrt»-^r--^^^ .Wa'ltejt Jffebster; Russell Jorlett 1 1 "" of CranfoTdf iPwig'"Ijfi Children.ta Miss Florence Mes- room. -( • •'.-•' '-;•••'..'' "';"'' ."" S:" "™ * •*' Warner Pjaza^nd Memorial of p .__,.„„„ forlhe maintenance and ;anford, N. j. W- R; Mendenhall in. WestfleldVe- New 'coloir guards in the'lo^er and Wayne Martin. Janice Ruth, ItffiJiSfLlHa??* *"*'• VPBuaaUm Summit! I fk';; kindergarten have been Field during the morning, afternoon and .w.uA'to""th"ank'you'for'thefln'fcpubi. operation'of the shelter. ' near Sirsir: - — '" cently.. Mw. Mendenhall • is the. grade asembly have - been Mary Margaret- Gerlach, Constance -••• • J-vJ •.->••.•! evening ' " •..-.11,-itv. vou hav/civcnVur oSLnff' ™ou*h an anonymo^ donaf The~Sherman Parent-teachers? chairman of the Junior Red Cross ..raving "not ptate_mats." SO farWilliams, Sharon Soreopen. Lor- Brooks and Ruth JacksoOiWere re- • ' )V'. Sv ; •••n on durtngthe ™* y^r tlon» ^building. Itself ihas been .Association cxtendV sts • sincere Car-'ol Fricke^Sertrude Chaimo- raine Sosnowski.. Barbara Webster, sponsible for a report on "The To Receive Degrees vjrh, Rosemary ' Sizer, Robert •-.»•„ fri5Vt IS" '-, acquired ahd at present lies fallow thanks for yqur fine cooperation The. tea was given for" Cranfprd Michelle Toniasulo, Phyllis Berry \ura",Zt riin in a warehouse. AU-thatOs neces- and publicity given all executive and Westfleld girls who will at- At Cornell University Ernst, Kandy Myersoo, Candace ahd John'Roth. .,— • .'• ••',.• :••.-. Individual' CIMS members con- or N*W mrar -; sary to provide r nX Biirs-'es, Donald Mazzeo, Kathleen " Corresoondin«Se^rv ^ ^ ^ ^ "eed" board meetings, association meet- tend either a training'cenier at The clpss -dlandeHoti project. Is .solidated the material presented >ed Two.Cranfprd girls are anWe' Cnwperthwaite, Ginette Hera and at Cranford, N. J^ CrKntnrA Tu/iu #1 ^K se^e.*or ttor communities areiiig$ and many, endeavors and proj- Hood College, Frederick, Md., or almost ovef.' It ^s not necessary' to by the groups and included tKe in- $$ A finelfecord of community service funds for'its erection. ects throughout the year, 1.500 candidates for graduation I Leonard .have, completed formation, provided '.-. in picture Where Mr. Joe Class Matter uraruora iwig #i Nhe fundrW'Jt. ««*!«« ' ... : _. the national convention at Wash- Cornell 'University's 85th' annul, spend as muyh -iuihe each day on I Can't ikend Over Backward-- i Y J • is evidenced in the annual report of the booklets of the wesb v has been determined that $20,-' • . Very truli_vours,i ington, D. C^ and' for the mothers '••• ''• ' •' ...-.••. . • • . •'. _. .--.• • .. • . ._ • ; --f- •.-.... . , at Cranford, New Jersey, by .— N.. .J .H , , - commencement-exercises, to' ii "••*- "^— -F-ive—fea-quort'. palls' and Chronicle. Inc. Offlciar' Cranford Visiting Nurse Association, as 000 wljl do the job. including pur- : Sherman—ParentrTeacher of the Westfleld girls. V .* BJibert -I McMlc'hael- and Karen JU W V»sJ tUU May 27, 1953: chase'tifxjand. Thus" far,'neither ' Association- •'•'.''' held fit Ithaca, N. Y.. pnJuneis >w had birthdays in May and gELAND SCHOOL _, Otrwood and Kenflwottlu . Those present' from ' Cranford . Bachelor of Arts degrees will lie \ 1,048 dandelions 'Were .picked " released last week. The association's two _... . •„.,.. u'f*~L~~~'iTWl N. J. county rior town'owned land has ; Helen Impcrato, Secretary were Lytnne Sheldon , and Sue Myerson, Irene Osolln, parl Grade * ; Even Bend Forwards ftatet, $4.00 a Year " ' , Mayjj?,. Whelan of 513 Bprfngfleld aveiiue Pauline, Lowe.Xsheltion Coh.cn, But All i/fy Boys and £irls Do— the Washington convention; Mjngy .and Mary Ann Wurth, daughter »> „' "•'•: : Grade9 :•.•••' , . .ford Hivcr. /The- children witched William .Foreman f^. Jay GUin- \ calls in Cranford, Garwood aruj Kenil- ^for, ih-« rpaskflve,year—. ?-"*?s- -a a«^-grouKp two or three acres f^r^this pur- Editor,'Citizen and Chronicle the frog breathe and hop.- The eye V Ann Scherer^a jjiiember^ of "theMr. and Mr?. W. A. Wurth or m The boys and girls, in Miss Aileen ther were tht vinnersi ' - Ji during the past year. ':' ioofn earnest citjzens representing Un- pose.. . X r™,ifA»i N. J- , ; Eastern Area''Council,-', who will action was noticed.,— there seemed r County have been struggling Much more could be toltoldT" about T^~""^"' Casino'avenue. jiii-iitan's second grade-have com- A picture jsots^r^f safety has MARKETS •'• • *'.•:'?<• a civic problem MOeoHnf. the iefloru of tne volunteer woi*. D^ar &r: to be a clear and cloudy, film pass- Go AD Out To^ treat ^ Services rendered bytRe^nuraes in- plotetra cut/paper mural depicting J>ecn mode for thjl reading shelf'by -,-... ens involved and of the The members of our Osteopafliic •-,v-;/,"-,•.•-:.'- Cranford's points- of "interest In ing it ^~ some of the cla^s members. '.The "—•"--••--• • "" to thank you ifor • •/ total of 4,113 hours in many types I be no secret, but ap- service they have dor»e. but cnnncctloh with their'study of thd cover was-deslgned• b-y Richard day-long celebration of Cran- s L ~~7 Grade 4 i .'t ; that this group has in this group is concerned with ErdmaViB and the book was writ- cases. ' The nurses also attended cumniutiity.. . • - . •." In r Eunice Thompsons tomorrow will bear witness to been ^rtg its every means to pro^ recognization of their efforts. nEESf Jhte Mrs. Eunice' Thompson's ten . and illustrated" by . Thomas meetings of local and county .^c,^.. Tho idea was suggested by Rob- fourth grade, the children- have -Work of many groups 'and individ- mot* th> conBtructioh of a modern Unless the needed ft.n^Q «r« •/-:•• Clark; Julie StoTz;.' Dale Vogei; mmpl^co^^er. to fortSom^nSSelyHS en! f'rl Msyer. Transportation. po7n«s been Tntcrcsted in a unit on elec- "•"''' ~ iririg"fbr this pbseryanee groups, met with various Girl/%cout SUGGESTED AHtlCLES wcru done by Lawrence Dentz, Steven Tyre, Bruce^Hansen. Dor- service this county. At present " •' '•••« the reel are reduced according to the par- are vastly superior to anything ••;. , May 28, 1953 fonlributed. by Ricky Huston and ing Over, Our Great West." The THomas Andreasen. Susan ' af« ^"Wea atjhe railroad station with a ticular family's- circumstances. Of the the manicipalities were eyery able Editor, Citizeni ancl.Chronicle -~." would like-tr/take this oppOr- children learned about the scenic *iJ'\j**h'^-viii 1 Cirnl Lee Delia Serra. Rahway he scenic ch**, ""-^morning:' and a fragrant yJ • '• 4 ma a nado by Robert nf this "r""—ilt tntar^nt- WiffkCreutt...—25c .-'m-jA were part paid »rere free. ^ZgSl Mnyiir. People, trees, ahd streets^ history of -settlement on and Hobart^bree.' . -^1 properly care for the fore made by Trtidy Smith, Alice1 growth and the present.day'ac^v-l •y*5^ Freshly made Piire-'Beef. as a fine place in which to1 ii.Ve Mh^ila^ Musjcal Club of W^tflcldis I sincerely appreciate your eftdftfl. ities oi its people. ' "' ' '" '' -\ . grateful for the very real help ; S:'oi f. WiJUam^Beckct Patricia' "Thp-hnwnn/i ..*,- . ..u ...»M««VIV>II iiuj> uia£liilicu over PiS* and do business. And news reports of >s in this area have at their V, Yery-truiy yours, Pdrli'r, ..WXIUam Edmo»ds, Joseph me—ciass^~Was^rdIvTde'dlvTaecdT . into you gave us for Our recent scholar-' j BOMSO'S second grade had fun • i ••;• thc.-piist five years and is now inr " Ruth Det^jing Pciiebre', Margaret O'Niel, Kareji groups—who were " responsible ior Other interesting and unusual'divie events" aVcompetent nursin^"gervice tolerable. The time has' come for ship concert in"Westfleid. We IV^l drawing pictures while listening 10-«. (Mrs. Henry A^ DeteHng) IV'tersen and Anna Sperber. The particular topics. Marcellus Koon, Which »~l~^fc^— r r , W.-^_^ - available at lowest possible cost, arid all -immediate action for the benefit of the excellent space you gave our 1 to the music -of ..T'schaikowsky's stories abo^t the' Cranford people Retiring President ' miriiil. was prepared under the di-CharleT Peterson. Francis • EmiBry .jreases, give further credence to tKe picture wire urged to take advantage of this serv- the public at large. This is not only Crane's ford Gardeners ',- 'NutcrackerxSuite." Those whose taking port in it aided us tremen- rcction -of iltr9f Brteck'd as a Sur-and Edward, KriSS discussed the You know m the rcspdnsibility of 40,000 dog J J KUlsic pictures ^ere in the,art ex- of a. community truly award of the social ice, regardless of financial status. * in..selling,bur. tickets; pri.se for Miss Mentari's return ait* early settlement, of the west. "Li fe hibit were, Jaflfrey Breibart^-WJl-' BTOKAOK 4;il»SI«AIIC«;'ii 1 I''' Ifsgeodl and recreational needs off its individual You very'much. brief .illness. . .. -,•; /" ': on the Cattle Range" was described ^ .You,, can> surjorsurjort youyour VisitinVisiting llnm Donnelly, Alexander Gloud, residents, ydung and old alike. '.»:. by HcnriettajMor'r, Carol'Ann Ber- Lynne Arthur and Carol Cheek. Nur^e^^ Asaoclatiolt n • bb^ r makink g use of its^ ,, ^...GrafleS-.^. .. rsNorma'Mysiak, Frances Hub^- a shelter is to remove lost dogs Or /.Such favorable, publicity tends to * c«l't'fs when the need for nursing care 'cats from the streets and-give them The boys and girls in Miss Eliza- buch, Nancy-Brooks and Fenj Red- :;' -••*." ;-.... Gra4r4 . "•' -• -, "•; or advicv cee aarisen nnrl n «n Kv rnntr hnh'no beth Ay Greene's; room are-shatjng man, ..'i Various uses, of tht sugar p ' re-create for Cranford something of the The science unit-in Miss Ruth. LEGS and RUMPS •'•">• ;--V " a" | "«Mna awp w contnDUting adeci'pate care 'Until''they, are,; rund claimed'iby'their owners. -..• -" ''*- Morgan's fourth' grade is "Health ••••••; -'VW m V ^-atapa^ heire m •Klsely's' kindergarten because the Bdrges, Stephen Tice, William ^ and' Nutrition." /Committees, are CUSTARD' •This., service must be provided!' •• . ,; .•--,• ••• ' / «__" «n Vo m picturesqutwater carnivals here brought : attendance score was so near a tie. To r,emove the threat to the safety _ .... '•-•..; _/l" ,', ' • SAVES MOHEY • 6AVES CLOSET SPACE; a Sala, Alan Ritter and Terrerv ;earching for. inforwatiori to' pre- V They wanted* the kindergarteners fame to '.the^ttiwih as "The Venice of of ourselves and our children. Editor.«Ci««en apdChronicl^. . • SAVES TIRESOME PACKING AND STORING McQuilkeri. A' report on Yell sent to the class in projects' and : ; America.'"^' . „-. A^vf- ' •' '" ' ' ', ; The average citizen wil agree Cranford. N- • NO MOTHBALLS, MOTH BAGS, SPRAYS. ETC. THRILLING NEWS! Special Cranford jDay sales events. whole-heartedly to the necessity cJf Dear Sh-t-T/) . : •,; '^ogjClhm Vcgiilated animal control. He not , On behau of the Cranford 4jiniot. by_ local'mcrchants play their^part also in Local dog owners OnljF-agrees—he^inlsists "tipon—Itr Service^^gue7:T>i8h to - ~7CRanford"fi^3300 will Rave an However,, with few-exceptlon»-hi« you fo»Iheexcell^nt covewu-. ,«- ummm New White Potatoes 5 - 29c next week Interest is purely, passive. -He Is hawJgiVtt) us througKOut the year." 117 Geldan Rfp~T : : inoculated quite sure that someone should do -1 ^pu^cp^erflUprj and-excellent 4»^«r/ J. " 'M& annua WM± ^4&k ^fXS^ ^t^^", someth -\"~ r b I^ ! Health OffiS C NOW..,2 FORMS! or Scallions ° 5c Our Jumble Store Is steadily ln- J1 lte business,.and we all CLEANERS &

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• .. . .'-..•77^ :v.. ~':'^''' .<••''.:' •-•''.'• •• .' •' • •--— •' •••••• o ' !~- • ;'.' •" .,. . ; • ''•'', '• ''', • ' iji successes year j for ••^'••"^1 Council. Of the mo^n Nancy Krug, George Myers, Dor studies during (he rejjular school othy Pierce,.Carol pries and.Mich- Earns* .year'. '' .'',-.•' \. Piano Pupil? Appear ^ they: found the "Nation searched through and Harold Sjursen.^ (Continued from page three J ; show' most worthy -qf - l Rihd ' $40 for Holland Relief • Thfe summer school is\o'pen to In Annual Recital , | , p a clasf has also been, working Susan Frank, Grace SpethJ. fron>this showTraAa slight- of boys.and dirls fnitn a;ny sctiools ,iu •'. Mrs. Marie Louise RudcDprt* - •••••• mm thechosy ecoul |hed mosfindt. Aattractiv lesson ei n picturemounts- Margaret , Klemjpa and William ly over""i2tC«d: ' TThhe counciill l th ld fi mer put Up a display on. medieval a check all'grades from the first through rented her;p(ano pupils-^n a re- •<•'•'. .v-t'4"'*-- tains a fist of more than 100 Cath- g raphy of ;the United States. i trie ,12th. At each session,.daring <->m befort many guests at her olic Gkfnps^tbojrs' and girls') anto lected money for. the 40.08 to Baron Jan A. de- Vos;' Cranford Methodist^Church accompanied the 'activity aftd en- following reports were.~outstandi shields, arid tapestries of that' per-' general of the NethecLandK, fh^. past*few .years, an ai!^B«i3£5feaii\.er21*8:Central avenue, op Sat- frees just enough of the kind ol can cei> drives,- pli : To Confer Thought for the Week Warners'sixth, frade reports that hanced the appearancpe e of thee book. "A Trip Through Our New ld ' s: is thfcsum collected Jkty, the 300 students Irom some 70 schwrf?--*>^St^r- ^•••"-;.^ ..- f—-••' ~ you need( — who op- by "William Zalinsky; in -oupioKiinatuly 10 comtmw^iW —P«Tffirming In aoto and ; four-. «**t*s it.' ace xd children accepted ^JflCttr-gradeK visited The class was divided^tnto'part- arranged and F, y j wall plaques • designed likt /a I the flood area of -the5^Netherlands. has enrolled.-• • ' ' . ' hand piano numbers .wereV Dolly location, facilities yand; rates nshed helping in the en- a s 1 B pasted the pictures together. .These beth Hinkeldey; jjhe Story of Cot! knight's shield. 'The- shields It bas bo requeiJed that th^ GdfHVP ' y CX3P * nAd JWan At i^ Senior^ Choir rehearsal, ^1 they went to the auditorium roUnient of the hew kindergarten were: George Magan and" Freddie •The. academic ^departments of WMlE: and Kindergarten Oepart-I met three guides. A inde ton," by John Main; "A Visit to an made of .-brass, . Original. do mont'y.be used for. aid to a school- dy Fisher.; Libby' Donqldson also assumed you just couldn'i The Rev. Dr. Victor Hoag^dio 'George A ,Aitch'eson pleted their; du- child f th t Ernest,^ Judith Graft and Angela : the .PTngry summer? session pro- r ties at Cranford Methrxlist Church ^acation school .teacl I the entire school wa/made. children for the next term. Indidh PiJe6lo," by William Saam; have been preiised into tTiern/Th'e.si or; chiUifcn's appeared as Cuest artist. -r-~ '* .(•» , . afford'tt, you may be ii*' for a rea ?esan director of 'religious educa- , In the last decade progress in all phases Sorr'entino. Sharon • Creter . and vide, for boy.s - and girls of all pastor of.NCranford Alliartce and have been assigned to thetraining class, 8 p. ~m. Three students from the seventh The council:also met. wjth the: artd "The Gireat Valley of Californ- will be niouivted on stainlnj/womieii J?ii-ky Huston of ,^lis^ . - •••••,•1, SomeSome, of these ratrateas arare tion. ..will ,visit-~Trjhrty>-0Uirch - been.Very rapid. In 'science and industry new marvels of human- safety patrol this year to discuss Corinne Tamburr, Paul O«*ilby grades; opjiortuiiities to make up Church, reported 4mV week that Methodist: churches in Poughquag, to : visit 'the sixth ia," by Elsie, Massa. , '.-;• plaqqeS.' The ''following/children Mentan's secimd grade has 'joined fund Canvass of LOW. One other thing; Sunday evening for.;.a curriculum ingenuity have appeared _jn continuous sequence. Nature's There will be a party for:the! came the rules and regulations respect- and John Vergalla, J6sepi> Russeli scholastic deficiencies, to study N. Y., and Holmes, N. Y. it was : have completed this project: Mary the group. Jic'-.^ayc-'o...-clemt>nstr:i't U you have * girl and boy,, you conference for mcinbers of "hidden secrets'^have beterf'4nvadedi by man's persistent research. the Christian arid Mistionnry-Al- k Junior High Fellowship in the ai I grades-. Meg Yuckman. Barbara ing-Roosevelt School. Safety pos.- and Jeffrey Ward,. Karolyh Schulz i '. ' .Grade's .'• • ' " •• nt-w. subjects for preview hr :ad- 111 tutberah Chimdi win be u g A .feeling of pride on.l satisfaction is rnatural in the face announced this week.!- The Rev. and Dale Bennett told the Porter, Ronald ., SteBin-.'er, John tiorv on li vj'iiiirlno^drum' that. ha:l vnnc«M J credit, or "to strenRfher. hef interested in. -knowing teaching staff of the.Church-Schoo: liance- ranks', sixtb-ia—n ito'rlum-it'l . at 730 tm were made HiifiiiidiiiB pupil? Carol. Dennis,' Margaret Wal- Trevor/HarHs^iixlh grade^ ow at a victor; of all this conquest, but at .the same time there is a measure .of. Mr. Ellinwood has been" tervitig antt recently visited Cranford High. Terms., Donald Winrtt, .Charles IJ- been.sentJto him'from Haiti. rending skills:. • . ' . : U*fe ace a- numbo-of camps which jefcrfor members" of the Boarcf o foreign Soil' ; of the rules which keep them from ton and Kenijoth Ingram, Pamela Kind of••:'•".. The owe and oven fear at the Ueiuendbus powers of nature released on as assistant pastor ..at the local Sohfjrol.: TMee counselors showed mone, George Myej* and "John Di- ^Wjllianx^eynnlcls. of 't-lass GP Educai by human efforts. The thoughtful man, the religious,minded, sees getting hurt and into trouble.; Jones and Jack porraggio^ Karo- assisted tho' stajfe crew at '.both c first-m per-cagita giving chUtcHTforl the past yiear. the- 'jbildren around, . They savy Fabio, '"•• • campaign to raise $180,-: and girts. the situation from a cpiritual point-of view; for in ti*e created 7 day. Council members attended a pic-lyn Schultz and Margaret Walton Witting Elected : . • Representatives of other par- iS '""" / ' —Donald Thompson Baggs, now in pupils were answered various classrooms, the library, l>erfqnnaiu'<'S. • • Cleaning ^ program, AMMIC about the s&cond week in ishes in the area have also been visible things around us he sees reflected the power, beauty and The-MethodlsTTlIen's mee nic at McConnell Park wtth CleVe- made the cover and titled, the Chris J. Witting of'129 Se.veri.n- goodness.at,,God. From all these thmgi there shines forth a- ,' These facts were reported at the "his .second yeiir of .seminary \at very well. . . ' • ' scrapbopk "Away We Go." • ; • cafeteria, gymnasium, . -sewihg -'". . "''••/•- • •- ' • -' ALTEkATIONS TOO V 'June «ne should- receive our copy invited to attend.,.- , ' : scheduled for Monday has beeg| land School-Council to discuss~ac- final total of visitations pcJwer to lift us up to the uncreated and infinite.- ' ~p- Drew University in Madison, has room, shop and the art room: One c'nurt..-'mU|iaging- director «f the of"God On the Open. Road." This t 56th interhational.^duncil of the cancelled.'-. " '. • '• ROOSpVKLT SCHOOL cbmplishments. ' i ,' .''. • Patent* New Formula I*iiigr>' Ski miner School at the oneetin*. It Services hr 'Trinity Church On ' ',•, Around us are definite signs of God's adiftlrabje perfec- assumed the post-of assistant to the '•' • Grade 3 . . *~of-the-seventh grade teachers' in- DuMont. felcvislon network, has is another informative book es- Christian and Missionary Alliance, .Annual reports of the. WSCS.wiii Jphn F..IflcKay, Jr., 32 Parkway : announced that the church of- the.First Sunday after Trinity arc tions. In the orderly adjustment of all things working together, Rev'.' Albert" Allinger, pastor. , ; Grades The second and third eorrimittccs vited the feroup to inspect her class-, yillage, Kas been-granted, a. United Opening Dale June 22 been elected to the Board of Gov- Is prepared to help provide pecially compiled for yacation- 'fts fdllows: 8 a:'m'i.7:->Boly..Euch-? under harmonious law,, there is wonderful wisdom; in the Un- held in Long Beach, Calif., May 21 be presented at a meeting at"th» j ernors of the Radio and Television Among his duties will be serving Members of Miss Miriam Eisen The sixth, grade pupils Visited in social- studies have 'made their room., j States patent for" the" composition ,Thc.-'t'tvelfthi- successive summer minded Catholics. It contains' a a'rist." 9:30 a. m. — FarfkUy Wor- Tailing successions of time and seasons whereby' life,is sustained . church on Tuesday. The praj§ Ejcocutives Society of New York. Tailors &] Cleaners ( to. 20, which Dr. Aitcheson attend- as head ok Vacation. Bible class have had a continued the high school Thursday. Three repoHs tq the children of Miss The music teacher,,James Len- of a hferbicide., Mr. McKay '.is a sessloh' of thePingry School^iEliZr of over-crowded-cotidi- list of churches, times of Masses. ship and Church School/ .and_7n there is beneficent providence; in the great beauty of the face" group Will meet. in the chapel iafcrest in seeds, roots, plants and 1 School to be hel i Ruth Bowne's .third grade. Thp ny,- took the .following choir mem- nlos- j.yatfam «f the church's 25 years of ~ ySS koowt iiVin Ihis'role for Echo Lake Park, where .the a cont'iiuation of .the series of theCollege at St. John's, and was Giles and Herbert Ehlers, former Itv the distance, you ,co.i»Ji3f SCQ a existence. The celebration .has formatico Please" that we >.fiet Young1"... People's JFelloy/ship will Sermon on the Mount. Holy Com- church officials will attertd joms in May,. The students were small city. The puppet sh6w. hclp- graduated .frbmi Duke- University, interested, tioo," • in watching the pupils from Roosevelt School who ; been~$tanned for September of this woe of our greatest satisfaction. hold a picnic "as its final'activity munion-will be served following Durlia'm, North. Carolina. He is .'u quarterly meeting at 8 p. m. visited the schoulr-Ay^trconcIus^ the—boys and^'ijirls" •year. The Wells Organization, a The reason for this, I think, is two of the season." This event was pdstr Communion Sunday at Osceola essage.. 1 ^ Tini ^6rp ion to the orientation . program, something about-tUe land of the / member of Kappa Chi, pre-minis- foM: <,1 > the very common_Jeel=. of Vacation Bible School teachen into a small plant .that now shows . -church, fund-raising organization. poned from~rlast "SunlJay because Bible School will mcetat 9:30 terial fraternity; Barbara Harris, HoUy Milius, WaK Netherlands.. Members' of,„ this '-O been conducting the canvass. ing w& all experience in being Sunday will be observed at Os-v at 8 p. m. Wednesday. one lima bean. .. - * group• were: Susan. Babcpck, Me- of inclemejjt weatheh ' • ; ': /' tiC SiJriday^, TJiere are classes for For Others" will b^ the sermon ter Stout, Kenneth "Meeks, Fred hetpflol -— directing-a stranger to eola Presbyterian Church as Com- the youngsters plan to conduct iiruia. Tb# sacrament, of Holy Com-r . . The Vestry will meet tonight at all age groups. topic of the 'Rev. Mr. Allinger Rail aiid Donna Cl 1 South Union Avenue or' the. munion Sunday at identical serv- Contest"sTJon tb"^eeTiow~weU the gp munion will be administered by the home of^Eyan Hughes of lib Ro.th.tha Junior, anrt Senior at'Kth'e"gf30"fenor'T0T55 worship" day yislUng an assigned seventh Alice Smith, Judy Ann Stemmer, _lt,- or mnflfling mntfxi -inHlvirinnlly in the Bev. AmoldJJrMhJgui^^pafeilsd services!.Sun3ay.4 There, wi IF be a •aiRTMary Afgciito. ~" ~thlT8:30 Matins _ Gleasoo or Mrs. Occi the secret of members recelved'af^ preparatory . . .. •/ •' . able to September have'progressed. They and II Final sessions of~tne Cranford meet at 6:30 p. m. David Shepson special offering for church welfare. Vrhe third .group, with . Susan o'clock Main services Sunday «5nSSky p*tT-crust, and (2). the meeting last night will' be.given will be in charge of the-seniors aiid are anxious ..to. s«fe which p^ant SEIEHMAN SCHOOL Ronttluhd as chairman, gave a play. Bridge LeagUc will be held on Fri- public recognition, at the 11 o'clock Mrs. Doris E. Rothweiler, organist, pew the (uliest.and.the healthiest. ! Morning. He will be assisted by j tess tncicoo but more satisfying Mrs. David Shepfcn in. charge of •',-• i '•-..••' ' ' Grade t ..." '" ' • It Was entitled :_l'Bab_ani fAlvin Rudisill. Sunday School wrtU I feeUn« experience" when We day and Saturday at 8 p. m. leryice. " . '•••<•..- . 'Breakfast will use the. following, selections: if Miss Eiacii^ the juniors All VOMn'l? A~scrapbooR" or pictures of curs Conic Home From'Holland." In the r our p<-1_ plajis slowly . The Guild of the Christ Church 'Pfcrint: Song of •convene at \>:30 a. m. A, nursery [see one ehat-d- -assoc "I'ne annual.breakfast of the Ev- urged to attend.. The Cranford Tjng!s class and Carol Shire of was compiled by the members of; the children, .of. ^his.jgroup 11 VcUxk in the L I to will tif>m. a tea for momothert s and Sadness," by "^.J. Sibelius, and Examintd ss Geraldine Cleminson's class oxpfaincd .-'some of the imnortanl: ate minister of the Fi eryman's Bible Class of the First Church won'the attendance plaque "Postlude,"by'G;-.F. Handel. The Mis^ Ruth Pointer's second gr.adcu f church* house for the convenience cftjldren of ..the. guild',this after- 1^..^. • s**i • . '. •!•*' _I._ _ iin • this -has- 'been ilaviing-l^rdr^jfrTJ-hospilaiizear ; CKurch 6f Westfleld, wiU Presbyterian Church will be held awarded at the. Memorial pay -rally ? :i Junior Choir will ^s\n lij of the committee. These memj7 ship at 7 pi m. Sunday. . Summer communion services Dr. Aitcheson Will continue [his Man," by Ireland. meet on Sunday at 7:30 p. m. The Catholic information. That .more Children. series on Great Disciples of Christ, SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS bers-were; Arthur Johnsbn, Kath- The Women's Guild will hold its will be held at B: 30 and lla: m. A box supper and s6ng fest'-will Optometrist leen Powers, v. Robert Liming, Cancer Sewing Unit will meet in and mone people are turning to it The - Elizabeth Case Conference speaking on "The Disciple-James, 1 regular monthly meeting on Mon- Sunday. At the 11 o'clock service be -hold by the, Junior, High'. Fei- EYE PHYSICIANS Douglas MHXfield,, Edmund Sluzis, Lthe church - basement on Tuesday for their answers is a ' source" ~of of the Youth Consultation Service day at 8:05 p. m. Continuing the the Minor." Special music will be ,fr6m 10 a. m. to 4 p^m** The Loy- real happiness to all of us. It pre-will meet at 10 a. m. Tuesday lor the following new members will lowshjp at 7 p. m. Sunday, and the Blainc Schwarz; lEugene yPpislcy p 953 program theme of '."Together be welcomed into the membership furnished by a male trio consist- and Patrleia Cox. senls *a ichaUnuje which, when its regular monthly session in ing of: David Crane, Alvin Cicconi Senior High Fellowship^jyilJ-meet j als will meet on- Wednesday - eve- We Seek," the .June program is of- the church: Mr. and Mrs ;in the auditorium and .the Young • ning at 8 o'clock.. The Women's answerrdj Will bring to fruition the Sherlock Hall. and William Douglas. Grade 5_. '• • '.- /_ nUtled "Together We Seek to beThomas Brennan, Mrs: Ben-^ W. Adult Fellowship in Room 10 at nd. girls oT~Mrs760- {Guil| d will sponsor a strawberry, hhope s oi{ one WhoWh, whilhiel alwayl s re- Tomorrow night a flrbup of men CRANPORD tf-1332 Servants," stressing the services Geddes, Mrs. H. E. Gerren, Mrs. the sarne.hour. ; ' \ ,• Ibres Kocllner's fifth firadfe are, in j festival on Wednesday. beginning in the background endered by Christian women at B. J., Glidden, Ji=., Mr. and Mrs. from tho church will conduct a ; at 7:00 p. nv A, parcel post sale The Rev. Lie jBeng Tjoah will the process of making a mUral of very much in thefore- ome and.abroad. ' •• .• •, .:• •'•' Hansel Hall* Mrs. N. L. Hassel- service nt God's Lighthouse Mis- 109 JEFFERSON ) will ulso be held in connection a-'toater for S^ Mich- Assistant : speak on, "Missionary Work in In- the old west.'.,.It \vill show'Buffalo 1 man, Mr, and Mrs. Norman R. sion in New York. Cars will leave 1 Martin Mate. — 8toeet tlmt with the Speaker for the evening wjjl be donesia! 'at the/church at."8 p. ml. Bill and some Indians in pursuit of and;, without • whose Mrs. Frederick C. Ward, secretary Jones and.Mrs. Charles E. Reese. the church,at-7. pi m. / was announced that everyone roeperatiaa we'd be sunk ;— our Sunday, under/'sporisprship 6f the EL 2-2340 buflolp, The'following boys and Pastor Named for National Missions and overseas At the 9:30 service there will be a The Susque Boys' Club will hold Women's Society ' for' Christian girls have already dorte work on\ is- 'to attend the 20th Anhi- beloved pastor. Father WHliajn soprano, solo by. Marilyn Vosbcrg, a fellowship meeting at tho church ( MclN i t. A. U. air.H ttmOf — alaa. * to • r. at. of the Lutheran Women's Donnelly. I.cant let it GO at that sewing of the • Elizabeth Priesby"- Service and the Honfe Department. "the mural: Wells Jones; Linda J and at 11 o'clock, the CTTaricel Saturday at 7:30 p. m.. This club •'-. ~v~ j Inner-Mis-sioii .Auxiliary which 'either' — if you like this column' terial. Members of Circle 6 will be Mecting£|''at'>the church this ovo- Far Lutherans ipstesses, and Circle 5 has charge. Choir will sing "I Believe^' by holds 0 summer camp for boys at Lawn [will bo held on'June 11, at 1:30 p. you should know he has been from 3 WiH^ ng-^includei-r Junior Cholr-^re^ , p The appointment of an assistant f lltheh - didevotionall portioi n -off -;the Saint-Sacns.™^ ——~ " T " the first, its. most ..enthusiastic and hearsai; 7 p^rh.; Boy. Scouts, 7:J5 • BAUS •• rthasV-tCK ?m."at St. Mark's Luthcraji Church, w for "the slimmer months and the rogram. and this meeting will feature high 7 censistanf **fan. His unfailing .; At_7 p.jn._ithe^ wrJjJlpsfcu fEiizabtthV'"';: "••{"•"••'"'•--•••;-;•-• ;-;" - resignation >of the..organist^-arid- iights^f7ramp~irfe~THere will. be PABTS has be- meet Tuesday, ship will have'as their guests the {f^ daughter of ^J*"- cholrdire'ctoTTJFCalvary Lutheran colored'slides, a. spo^rts^ fllm'an d it.8"i)i m. members of this year's graauating r Local Group Assists Reo-Eclii s.ind Mrs. .Waiter Geislcr. Stephen came an integral part of St. Mich- Church were announced 4yfapshmewtB. All boys aii' iiivltcti Many Other" jlc dcsifuTg to have-children] rlass and also Junior High grad- to^attend and bring -their- fatliersr Arnold J." uates who aie a paii oTthc church apti/eii im-Chiiidrcri's uayrJOiie" Edward Francis of^ 1' Edward'pTaceT -Members of "the Cranford Bible- . and Mrs. 4^at tfieTl a. m. service, are.ask- family. Miss Mary Nesbitt, execu- is in-charge of the arrangements > i i irJ Salvation Army^Fund Throtlgh an arangement with the tive of the Board of Foreign Mis- Study Croupwwh^oh,^-^ - - • •"'-'- - ! baptized -Si ed to contact the pastor us soon as The executive board will meet a(, hpme of Walter .Vogcl 3StLt£u* 1/ .. A total 'of SS3S.73 has been re- Church Council, Alvin Rudisill, a : H sions, will be guest speaker. She possible. ' • . ' the church Monday at 8 p. m. place, arc spending spare ti^i^ eve- Wertf^Jd. N. ceived .. by", the- -Cranford Commit- graduate of\ the Lutheran Semi- has just returned from a year in nary, Philadelphia, will serve the Osccola Church was represented The Women's Fellowship will nings and week-ends assisting in tee of the Salvation . Army Europe. A time for fellowship and t. Michael's church as'an assistant through the at the 30th * annual Festival of meet at the home of Mrs. S."Trou- the construction of a ^Trailer City" lund drive, -it was 'announced this refreshments will be arranged by summer \ months. The Rev. Mr. Choirs at Princeton University on Susan Eschenlauer and Marjory gas, 206 Edgar avenue, on Tues- at New«narfceL-to provide housing HAVE ENJ5YEI>-OUR Corner: week by Henry Wr Whippte, local Dahlquist\is: on "active duty "with Saturday. Choir members, from Reinhart, who will be assisted with day at 8 p. m. ''•,'.' for. -"delegates " to the New World 1 By JAMES F^ treasurer. • Mr. Whipple pointed' the Navy as^a chaplain. Mr. Rudi- four Union County churches were the refreshments' by Mrs. H. H. The Women's Missionary Prayer Society Assembly of -Jehovah's •^5 among singers taking part -in the Band will meetlatllOL a^m^Wcd- Witnesses, to be held at, Yankee out that in addition to th» many sill will preach at Sunday services £ WcKlm,Mr«.-Ru88ell-Reinert-Mrs; fesUvalr^rhich-was " ~~ nesday. Dr. Aitcheson will con- Stadium,In New. York from July m SK YEARS IN CRA^RD AND WE In St. Michacl^sjCofOJCT jyt have- othfr aervic«s the Salvation-Army and- visit among members/ Be- Wayne Witte, Mrs. George Hager- m : Princetpn University^ ChapeL tinue his/tudy of the B'tok pf Ro- 1!) to July 20, . "* Very interestinii ohel useful lit- renders eacb year they sent needy cause he is not 'ordained, he will i J. B. Stearns, IPS not adlminsitcr the sacraments ' or mans at .the Wednesday prayer and Edwin Zohe, associated With the tie btMikiet called "The Catholic boys; and gifts to. camp teach sum- ily meeting of the Ses-. < 1 officiate -at weddings. Bible study meeting at 8 p. m. Elizabeth congregation of Jfehov- Camp Guide. ' If you are think- mer, tnrludins • some from Crsin- chUrch-^Bfj ing of sending your child, to camp ford. He Following his-stay at Calvary, he Dance The .quarteTly--TnectinB~dt~tRe" ah's 'Witnesses, is the .presiding fw. brary/on Tuesday evening at 8 Ladies' United' Missionary Organ- ihini.ster/of the local group. ^.^ director, LeRoy rianson, has com- countries," Mr. Zohe said, "we had on the church lawn next Wednes- a. m. There will be jtwo services, pleted his schooling in New York to do something to counteract the RICHARD HARTIG day evening. • one at 10:30 arm. and one at 1:30 City and Js returning to his home housing shoiiage. Already 70,000 (JOHNSTON AVQRK AND PROGRESS. - At Temple The last meeting of t p. m.' There will -bettalks iy mis- in Glenwood, Minn., to await his oman's persons have written for accom- x Newly elected officers, of theAssociation will begin 10 o'clock sionaries home on\ filrfaujh, All modations otid 22,000_ have-asked call to service. '" , ' r •v. "Temple Beth-El congregation will next Thursday with a/messagc by women"of't|ie chur'ch'are urged .to for trailer and telit space in the HOME TOWN NEWS be installed at a "supper' dance -to the Rev. Robert G .Longaker, pas- attend. There will be a nursery fcr v CBaafwd C-IMi with our choirs, hjs. talented play- 'city' which has just begun t6 be \. be > held at the temple at 7 p. m.tor, followed by ayoiort business small children.- - laid out." ing of the organ and his fine.lead- Sunday..^Followln£ the supper and meeting and a breakfast served by ership in the music Worship serv- installation ceremonies, there will Group (?, with Mrs. J. H. Buckman, ices will long he- Remembered," the be dancing to the music of Bill leader. Rev. Mr. Dahlquist said. Griffith's orchestra. '. The regular/monthly meeting of Mrs, Martin Sieg will serve as Jfhose who will assume.office for the Board stees wjll be held, organist and choir director for the Thursday p. m. in the minis- next two Sundays. • , tWf coming yearwe: Lawrence B. •y.- Raff, president; Dr. Morsd A. Shep- ter's ard, ttrst vice-preaic, nt; H. Mar- turday the Young, Adults CHRISTIAN 8CIENCE CHOKCB t at-Ithe_^church^at-7y4.V ' iCTCW"'" "•'"~ dentMViniam Isaac,, third vice- a. m"yto leave for their spring out- .;,The -children of God' and His •on \- president; Fred Neumaq, treasurer; ing^up the Hudson River to Beat- universe manifest-His own infinite' Mrs. Lionel Welnsteln, recording' Mountain. All, members will take goodness. This thought is brought secretary; Mrs.'Richard shire, cor- box luncheon. ' •',' -. • ' *"' Name-impriuted checks and handsome wallet are YOVKS out in the Lesson-Sermon entitled respondina secretary; Mrs. Wil- At 9:30 Saturday morning^buss- '"God the Only Cause, and Creator" liam' Tabut, financial secretary; es will leave the church ;for West- without extra cost when you open your "Personalized" which will be read' in - Christian minster Fellowship pay at Cajnp Science churches, next Sunday; Mi's. Irwin Sttfinberg, chaplaini Checking Account at Utiion County Trust. , The following were newly elect-< Northover. Alt yuuiljf peuplc^of The Golden Text is/froai Jere- c.d to the Board of Trustees, to the-church in Junior and Senior miah: - "The Lord is>the true God, fjigh are invited. There will be he is .the living Gpd, and an ever- serve with .those already on the you can enjoy, free, the pres- 7«j^only 10^ per check!).N6;charge board: Jess Bernstein (the re-swimming, baseball, badminton, lasting king: ..". He hath made the tennis, shuffleboard ,and pthef tiring, president), AI Goldberg, e of owning your own_chcclc~ for deposits . . ." NO mimmuin bal- earth by his power, he hath estab- iames. closing with campflre cere- lished the world by his wisdom, Mrs. William. Lester* George Ru- mony, and leaving for home at 10 "boolc wallet imprinted wiflTyour name bine, Robert Pcarlman, Dr. Arnold ance needed ;.^^J>iQ jnonthlylservice and hath stretched out the heavens p.'iii.<.'' ^J..'-v>.;., •: '. in genuine gbld;^—plus- yout name by bis discretion." (10rl0,12> J. Lcvine, Marvin Ostro and Mrs. charge ... HJO cost for gold-imprinted Charles Ross. ' . • imprinted on each individual check. A further citation from the King SCIENCE checkbook. You can make deposits at James Version'of the Bible reads: "*Mrs; Lionel Weinstein and Mrsi ; . . BKOADCA8T - '"Thine, O Lord, is the greatness, Morse Shepard are co-chairmen in Your imprinted checks provide the any of our offices regardless* of where "Overcoming Fear of Disease" is and the power, and thc'glory, and charge at the installation affair, business-like Wy tcrpajr bills . ..save you keep your Union County trust , the .victory,' and the majesty: . . . assisted by o committee including the subject of a Christian Science ; ,.' 'Wny:- fun a£VMHW lopfcing for • i thine is the kingdom, Q'-Lwdj-ttHtl- Mrn.-eGyrge Rubhrer tits.' William radio program ovar^Uatlbn WNBCr receipts, cost account. New York. Sunday morning,. June thou art exalted as head above all." Haveson, Mrs, ^Robert Pearlman. ;'-and plumbing contractor? Call the J. 7, from 8:30 to 9. \ . 1 (I. Chron. 29:11) *r ^ Mrs. William. Tab>t. Mrs. Arnold kEEFE PLUMBING & HEATING Krom the Christian Sclouce text- Lovinc, Mrs. Jess Bernstein,, Mrs. To op«n yovr •ceoonf, fust clip and I UnMm County.font Compjny • book.. •'Science and^Health >vith Leo Abrunison and Mrs. Lawrence School Houi* Chungitig 2 immediately . . . We offer 24 hour telephone ll coupon—no dltligatton oi . 4. I* %«>»J St., EliiubHli, N. J. , . ,' Key .to.the Scriptures" by Mafj Raff. •"-•; ; ; ' • . ; | Vhiif wnj fo,m. V, I «.n npctvmy "IVtioiulind" Check*

. First Church of Christ, Scientist, '; '• service. NQ JQg TOO> BIG —NO JOB Baker Eddy, the following Corre- There will be a regular congro- announce! that, beginning ' this -, iric A«ounMb/ nuil la4 (ct tbt tMBt imftiaiiam of WalM lative passage will be read: "There, gution meeting, the final one pt J and o'clock. The quickest way tq^ find the number you want is to •lo.reulity in.-aujjht which dues hoi • • S"M-— '.'.,,' :..,.'..,,','. proceed from this great and oiil> TOD 7i up in wuVTefep&M tln^c^/Practk^y everyone m UATrtllMU u4 4a« WAV Elizabeth 5-6600 : " (p.207) U MM «f UM* Mtowta* 7°' . } ci/>___k "=*^ ' '' ~~ V'. - "': •;'. youTl ever calf is"ISB^^-JEeady'^ov'IiiBlaBm^'eafly-^iwMWioe. caantiAM tcuNca •ADM OV TflU VMJIMRVi••- for comploto dotalls '.,..-1 — ._ 1M9. m. Of crturee, for nevr numbers not yet lwted, youTl need^a (•ST CaVKI OF (MS!, SCIENTIST < vm k«> — -_ tiM *. m. *Vtt. AT MUM •»*. WNIW U1M fca) — •»•?» Information Operator's help. To savejHineNra future calfc it's CKAKrOKO aim. WNMG ,. •!«• a. a. - anyieo: Sunday ,'l1 a good idea to jot down theriumbjHrahggiveej«!™g pi umfimaiheatina co. A. M. I "*.' Ilia* a. m. Sunday School: ».-3O A. M. BualneflB Office will be glad to give you a fiee Personal N\smheis. BABY PRODUCTS Testimonial 'BaafeMa •*a4riSa3ay Evcnlnf. 8:15 o'clock - 'him UMM Serve* the founty-^and tertet it teeil! Booklet that's ideal for this purpose. i ^ . u MCAOINO BOOH . ' IIS K«r«» ITaUa A**^ <£n*Uw4 Monitor Vtowa th« ., ELIZABETH AND CRANFORD. N. J. IRVING ST. .. % •-.•'• . •' " WM ka> - TfcLIPHONI COMPANY friday «v«nin^, 7:30 to f. • ».,av MIMMI rtOIIAl DtfOIlT INMMANCC CMKMAtiOtt NIW JI15IY IIU aWtunUy, 1 to i -•'-.• ^:M\:k:L-.- : • "• '••'•' : ', , ••••••:. . ."•••" •: '--'.'..'-.;. ',.—- '.':.'•••''• • • '•-•• ••• ."•• ...;•:.•/•*• ,•• .••'• '. - ;, •;_ ,-'•*>'

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•/•'•• SHOES Reference G A 6 0I> ToYw For Goods • ••'•j.... mmm At tour & Service • voL^i3c.;-No49.;f.": Telephone You Heed THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1«3 CKNT8 1 iitlWP-^a^afiLiLa.itf^' V ill -••I. • AUTO REPAIRS * • UQUOR STORES* - tS N. VaJaa Av«. IStS * ELECTRICAL FUNERAL • PLUMBERS • NaturaUier* and Troy lings, for Girl Scouts and Friend Gi & SEif VI6E •••^ rtaatklag Reailag OU Barswra FU^rsheim and Pedwln for Hen and Boy«l ; In SL Paul's Recreation Hall LINCOLN GARAGE C. VAN CHAMBEHLW CO. DOpLEY; FUNERAL- 8EHVICE v ' W« Have Just, Received Our New Line Al Dirabio. Prop. ' ' VAN'S CRANFOBD ELECTRIC Call WErtSeJd 1SJ034. • •JOSEPH LEVV of Washable, Summerettes PUy Sh ' GARWOOD — lions, tigers.* :• ' .' ' . ' ' '• (Ine.f '. ..'.-. '•'•' 1 FUNERAL BsRECTORS la CranfOKl. Carwiod «t Gtfasral Coalrdctor '. •• V- . (or Women. ' .'. ntokkrys. elephants — all will be annourK-erviirid animals in'the^par- . OKMEKAt. AUTO . •' BUILDINO 'CONSTRUCTION " . ' • ..«WestfleloV ', '.. " '. IM ADAMS AVE. CRaajfaral «-IMl Ceremonies da hand to go through their tricks ade will- include: Lion. Bobby WtinlBalancinr J Indiivtr^a^^*^— Commercial '. Refrigerator*' . -'-• . Pbooa: CRantord «ji' __—; -V—, ;t.v,,' • . -r\ Sclenttne MotoF^Tfune I Reetti "A»«.\. • , ,1 'Gar»ee4 ..i... as ttw primary department of th. Gresko; tiger,_Gepjyie,.Loela);..leofi- .. .-.~—^HA. IC.Banfard *>X*jSS. * -' '.'' .. , •'.;• •• ,dBMMe Rangef '• '- ' • Carpeatrr ' Masaary Falatlaf SIGNS Sunday SchobI prejents its circus ard. Biily Cook;.rndrikeys, Don- Eiglill|i»rade CoiimiencTinent Here June 17 »«• Uawala A»«., r. CRia'Md 6-1105 tit Nsrtk A**~ W. ,. HOOH CtAHI MOTORS IS Aldea Si. .. '' .' Crasfard ..' Wa«k«ra-Jui Forcatyn Upcuda President, in th* recne-atioo hall of "St. Paul's- ald:. MacDoufeal and Bobb^ Lcorfr JJryer*—.All Porcelain LUMBER Abo Approves Roving Evangelical and rfeformed Church ard; horses. Ray Evers and. Louis REAL JESTATE • BABJCH SIGN STUDIO Bishop F. B. Newell Featuring Ann^rnary The Hit- in Reenactment i AUTO SEAT • ^v/lroner* .A- Deep' Fnaiclra' '"'• GRAY. be. Land in Kenilwortfa tonight and tomorrow night at 8Angelh;' elephants, Jerry W. D. SNYDEH & SON , .iEtactric Water" Heaters ' • • rtwRRAL: ""'":• IJIJ**"'?131* BARBS';•.;!•'• • • To Speak in Fall o'clock.' •' ''• '-••. • • . •,. laY.d and Georj;e Paulding,'. and Of School Cloning Ceremoniett 50 Years Ago T Ts>e M»*»« Osilr" J. GUlEHJv. Mrt.. Samuel PaffcnroJh • is danciric bear. Virginia Fitzsim- ConiJiUoneT*"—, DehumlduVr* KENILWORTH — Preliminary For Future Expansion , ._ i keeping with'the therno of the borough's Mth. IS Sf riagaWlal Av*. Crasfacal AL .ESTATE /.; •.. WINDOW. WALL.* TRUCK LETTEBING| charge of arrangements foi" the at- mnns. • . • BUILDERS' GENERAL plans for. the opening of the new KENILWORTH—Regional High AnrtiycVspry •• ccjj*ratie>ii,'. a re^nactment of graduation ceremonies • \ EASTERN .1 \ andi' •..; ' " '.. School Board of Education will ac- tain proceeds of ^rJiich "Sunday Schtvii classes .will-bi> ' Pbohaii: "•" supptY co. v ••;••• • 4SS Orckard St.. CBaaiard S-«JI ediface in the Boulevard were an- in.Garwt)od-m/1903 will' bc-a feature of. tbe eighth grade co1ttmence^~~" AUTO SEAT COVERS CO. . JCE.MLWOR.TI1 IflDVSTRIAL • Allui SI IANCE /.•',. quire sites in . Kenilworth and t o the_^chuTcth^^chuTch expansioexpansion - fund. held ^8:45 a. m. Sunday, arid the _ 8a3a» and Ssrvlea: - • ',' :•'• ' '•'••• /Lumber.'' ' "^ All kinds/ nouncetftoday by the Community rnent excrd^es in Lincoln*!5rtu>ol auditorium, at 8 p^" m.-June 17, C-VSTOM T'AlKpBEp TO ,F|T VOI.'B CAR Berkeley Heights or Mountainside Members of^piher departm Rev. Wiilte*-. C. I»UKhlwp:i,stor. Will •/.• ".: Methodist Church. ents o( fibres — Plaitlcs — - Nylons .' -.:• Building .ilaterials : , , .' III Vartk Aye., it was amtbnnccd today by SuDerintchdent of Schools Lewis F. Laird. '—•• ~.L Ocnulnc Factory Parts . ••/ Expertly xlruullcd Whlle-U'-Walt. ' ICABS for a future building, but will build the Sundav School also -arc iis- speak'or). 'The Di vino - linage" at • FURNITURE • Dr. E. B. Lawson, president of anftther .'school immediately in ' " -Among those—scheduled rto take" ~ ••Jaad Cart Bought & Sold >N W. Wntli)< Art. BaMlle park • ELECTRICAL * iUllwotk , Vjuons' Materials _ Upsala College,- East Orange, will sisting with !he show. Parents and Wor>hip-scryice.at-H JOHN W. HEDNS & SON, ' D«CRANFORD ITS X part in>he Scenes depicting "Fifty , • '• 1 cn»j(B«f 3-oiaa '' .. Hanhk-are RooOng • Material speak at the opening-service at made, the cosiumes. LadicsyrVi'd will meet'at 1:45 p. m. CONTRACTORS 1 Years oT Education in Garwood" II £*M Mactax-Av*^ W.. . • Wt* iMfivsim' These decisions were'announced Billy ans—-*i~»»i»>w't»»4«.i?- -— — TAJUIOTT'S TAXI lla. m., on September Tiff. be ringmas- next Thursday. ) WEsIS*,!* I-UU , at I'meeting last Tuesday eyrning ter. and. the circus band will ibe di- is Peter'Enkscn, who was a school ..•>'• . .• ' '•' Appliances'. ' • . > "We Oo' Anywhere" ' Bishop Frederick B. Newell, su- ANSWER^ .•'..'• , -INSURANCE y' . . • Members^of Gir>«cout Troop 13 are shown with three-year- irt Springfield- reeled by Janice and Phyllis Smol- trustee- 50 years, ago and. who still \ '•" 100. aXaallwarlk THOMAS BENiNATT CRanfoBde-0305 pervising bishop of the New York y The board will, accept an offer L resides in Garwood. .- - , • • SERVICE '• Ce»telaalaiyk»* ' •'. . • .-' Craalart .'-• • Phone: CRanfor4^B-0777 ' IM Hl«k (treat CBaaiard «-•*•) I area of the Methodist Church; will old Diane Creel who has jjad- both legs in a cast since November. ley. TuSiSiy Searr.an. Linda Fei- UUNG MOTOR GO. . • • • / • ' '• from Keriilworih for property '. There ' were no formal com- •" BLBCTBJCAL be the speaker at an evening serv- > reli and Ricky Joyce will cavort Election 17 Kartfc A»*i. *.-v.,' • Cr»al*i They are: a to r) Kathryn Leikauskas. Pat Smalle'y 'and Connie mencement ceremonies for the ' • A- ' ' ' • ' ' '• • ice on October 14. This service, will ownedby the municipality and win | as downs. BIG TELEPHONE NEWS '•.'."• CONTBACTOlK '' "' .'• obtain options for privately owned four members! of the.Class of 1903, Your Authorized • • •..••. fELEVISION be sponsored by the Methodist Bergstromj SeveiPother members of the troop also entertained Elephant trainers will be Maj COAL McPHERSON REALTY CO. Men's Club. Diane-aiter school for the past three monUu.- > — property in the tract The site is •Jorie Harper and Jeanctte Paffcti- but merely exercises oh^ a Friday'"'v - WESTFIELD located "between Lafayette and afternoon;, thn rlosjpg rj|av tit «i-h> INDUSTTUAL WIRDIO '. • SnOIONS -BXDODiG CEANFOBD REAL ESTATE-' CRANFORD RADIO - ..Other activities will include an roth. while Skippy McGarricx w ^; CAOHXiAC LD1NG SUPPLY COMPANY SheridaB-aVenues and 100 feet j The school at that timdw.asJocai '. • GARWOOD COAL CO. V /Buy, HenrWSales , • RADIO tirgan recital by Robert Pareda, • D«*Ur r near the prestnt site of" St Paul's. Pkooa: CRanford S-3I41/ Materials - wganttt -of the Wyuinlng- PreSBy CRawferd «•!••• Evangelical and Reformed Church; •, We-Answer Your Telephone Or Badioa Bapaired terian Church, Millburh, artd an dancing bear trainer. Frank Moore Tripka Lumber — MUlwork •• Alita St. TmJSa^eouts^^abY^U' A highi school ih CJlark will" be Members of the Class of 1901 34 Hours Every COKB "HjifeaPwlde: youOTiilly.. Additional built on a 33-acre tract in West- and Jeanelte. Cull will the CKaaitii J-1776 plans will be announced at. a later" high, wire walkers. Salty Wenzcl Coiiiniandejr; were Amelia Hansgcn. Thelma »mpt DaUvary !»• Narla Stk St. Kaailwertk oBng- Materials, — fleld avenue pear the Charles : rLalaa>M *>SS«I You Leave — Jt Rings — We Answer ;i^ 1 Renner. Wjlhclmina Bliss and Hel- FURS M -•treat... -ff,' - ""-.•.•. •' Craar.nl date, the Rev. John R. Oexheimer, For Girl With Legs in Cast Brewer School. The decision, it is and Docce»'Lawson will be tumb- mber Imlallatjon Cement Sand. Gravel, etc WILLIAM G. SCHMAL • pastor, reported. lers and BiUy Farkis will putuon en .Ward. Four members cf the TELEPHONE ' reported, is based on recommenda- wan) S;; Tripka Class of 1953 'wilt be' assigned' to . Resltari — lasarar Hi addition to the Rev. Mr. Dex- KraiLWORTH—A j*^^ tions, by a former board member. the trained seal, MESSAGE EXCHANGE CaB-CRanford 8-4600 ike theTpafts ai.l.he' members oT DANIEL ^ HEYBURN TIRES heimer, Robert Witt, Ted. NiAart, in —WheiarOie^cis. -547 Willoa-uvenue was elect tS Alaea !LS**Ld™!Le*$XL-iast-falLJs^a happierchild today because'of a Richard N. Southg^te of Berkeley the graduating class' o( 50 .years LOVELAND FUEL CQ. ZMrei! Sidney Tyjewski, a Heights, who stressed the fast- Danny Fitz$unmons will be comnvander of Garwood Memorial bUahcd 1M3> . community service project of Gh;l Scout Troop lit ago, and "they wjill 'bd' questioned V Authorised Distributor ^'" Frank Davis are serving on the growing School-population'in that Ppst,317, American .-Legion, Ht •,',; ' The girls entert the childJfti Girl Scouting. r . _. o cost, statements -and preliminary comma'dci*!, Fred -Wchrum, Jrl, UNCOLN a MEBCIIBT now nearing completion, the pastoj ton pal in 1903; other Board of Educa- "• •.: ' rARTrv CAKES •. '" •••• REEL - STRONG FUEL CO. ' - MUXWORK . • '. reading to plans. These must Be approved by -Jhc Garwood.Police Department : " books. "The experience gained sitting and Caesar PutruzAll;" chaplain, Sal** — Sarwie* ".'"" A~ • TREE SPRAYING * • reported..'. •".•'.'-?, '• •' •'" '." • •]/• was praised as he and Sgt. Ed- tion members, teachers and^. par4 Full Line of Italian Pastries &'Bread ,' •Dependable,, Friendly Servicei'Slnc' C a CRANFORD AUTO GLASS Nartk A»e.. W. . CBaafard •?*«? molding clay, rjlaying games, cut- with Diane may be put to further the state because tthe board has CRaaiard S-S4M • 'KHetaen Cabinets .. • New officers wiU be instaHeeTby Joseph J.,Hovanec, and sergcant- ward N'./Lee:' of'Cranford- were eiftsj whojattended. or took vpart in' 3M'Baritaa' KaaaV CBaafsri a-17Ca) outs arnrablls-tmd other actiivties use next year when several mem- exceeded its debt *~ General Repair* . 4 MIRROR SHOP Campaign to Continue at-arms, Rosai io Liciti'a. feted ,by Cranford Local 52, thn graduation, of half a century •EATINO Barasl«. to amuse her. bers of the troop become hospital A referendum to provide funds OILS — SERVICE * TRIE SFBATINp SEBVICR. .• Service Tuesday _evenin^ at 8 for sites in Clark. Kenilworth and .Installation ceremonies for the Patrolmen's BcnevoJent—Asso- ago.'.' • -•••^' '•'.' •• • ••..• ..• • , /' '. u. - *> Insulation i , .. . • This assistance by the Girl aides. Others will: assist Brownie Several Week% Local , p. in. The Rev. Mr. Dexhefmer will new officers will be held in Sep- ciation, at the Cranwood Thurs- Following this see"hex fro^i an BANKS : Call CRanford 8-1144 — WEstflald J-1MI Scouts'gave Mrs,' Cree a chance to units and other Girl Scout troops Mountainside anpt Berkeley Heights , . • ; EUsabtUi X-MiW *> .Hardware. Screens, etc. STATIONS 'Officiate. Oir llonday/evening at niglit. The" dinner was held in early day in the- history of <5ar- CBaaiard «-*»«• go shopping and to give more time as program aides. Several of the as well as for the building in Clark in Announces tember.. ' ••••' .... \.; ••• ••.' ,'•; • Unloa Narlk Ava*. / Craalard FIREPLACE P. p. Box VU. Westfleld 8:15, the Red Circle/Will meet at honor of promotions which came wood,' the program, will . 'Ma. ' Braa* gC " '. . Cllubelh ;.' ' CHanford 0.1008—3467 to other projects toround the house. girls, will also serve as day mapwould 'then be possible: ' Mr. Tripka saw 18 months'servy Martk Ava., E. . •;•. '.'.,•' Craaf*r4 .. the home of Mrs. Lynn Kramer of »— Tbethurrent fund for. ooth officers last-December. with the 'regular.....comnieni I BUgb Slseet -• ',' ;.': '. -.. CraMard AMOCO SERVICENTER Diane is suffering with congeni- counselors this summer. The recent Sury*y made by the Harold Domaratiun. Prop • 618 Cranford avenue, while ' The ten girls who participated board indicates1 that la it* ice in the-European .Theatre->•«- The leaders.are gra'dnate-'of- Garwood schotils drptonias~The "program wiU in« at B'-.p^ back.or stomach at all time^. Mr*. Adolph LeikaBskas and: elude scltjotipno by the wliuul band Drspe* - Shadet by^tfae Methodist Men's Club. The 'Johathagj_b_ The Girl Scout's - three-rrionth A. George Bassett. . GULF SERVICE STATION CHanford «-0SB> ^^ will preside i\ R brief ^d^L H}gn.Sch.ooCSpringfleld-He is-em- JRussett'e." , Complete Auto Service . _ _' : iject came to ah*«nd Friday aft- lapping of other fund raising drives ployed American Type Presented during the exercises ,.BAUS .'»-SBBVlC«" •That alHigh School Minor Repair*. •——' Road Service /devou« oil AHeefr will be shown. ernoon at a party, held at the child's that preceded the Cerebral Palsy Fouiidej«, "Elizabeth.th'H H e iis. mar-; will be tlje Richard SachseU Daniel CHanford 6-9078 • home. The Cree family'will move, BoawTbf .shall-request appeal, the >eal diatrman report- has a son. F. Snyder and Gtiatave Bley. Me- «ea Park AT*., la. PlaialsM' ALLIED VAN LINES VENETIAN• -Sacrament of Poly 'Communion ..public : approval for Home Economics, ' High * Saath Avav E.-(a>B. RR *Utlea>> to a new location in the borough ed •.• . mander Guerriero presided morial awards, and also awards for' FoadyButJdinE — Sewer* ••- • . .; ' Land Distance Moving wUl be administered at the 11 a. m. with other members of the family i to purchase the private- AiA HARDWARE BLINDS service and the Rev, Mr. Dex- "Altbbugh we 'verea little slow the meeting. Manual Arts Displays scholarship and citizenship from Storage'• PacUns -Shipping — so that the^re will be someone to 6td lots and. homes in the helmer wDl preach. The Sunday in getting, started, the drive is, the following organizations: Par- UNION COUNTY . Call CBaafard 4-Un ' RARHWARE — FAWTB .'. DOERR*S ATLANTIC SERVICE stay -with Diane. tract. If the public rejects Show Students' Work •' ROBtlRNS * ALMSON, INC. 'CRANFORD ".'• /School"will convene at 9:45.a. rru subject matter at referendum, picking up motnentum.*' Mr: ent-Teacher Association, Lions TRUST COMPANY •9 Bar.Mld* A»«. ' • " Craalard ROVSK • FVRNIginMqS :• : :• Est. 1»13 . ^', •• ^ . . A.-T LAN T.'I C ; '.:••• UPHOLSTERY SHC Mrs. Cree reports that the mor- Garwood Women GARWOpD — Articles of. cloth'-' Club, Lions Auxiliary, Bayieaf Post Bara r The choir will rehearse tonight title to all of the borougb- Grezia said, "and we feel HAWSON MOTORS. Inc...... ' " Frealaeta . . •. ' \ ' ale • of Diane' has .been ' improved lnc rsrsaBallscal Camellias; Asiaaata Oardert Supplies — Paints ' Local and Long Distance tfoviruj " Venetian Blinds/ that the people in this A llii.aaj.1 f\.—-•• IIJUH ">_- -'^nkfs-and piggt-furhituic. toya .1807; Vetemns of Foreign Wars; JS- • at 8 p. m. and .Boy Scout Troop 82 ownedf property Road Service — Pick Up Si Delivery Special Spring Prices Available immensely • since the wui oo.uieir snare m AUCUU vrpCD nOUBC and; various hobby, models were on Garwood - Memorial Post,. 317/ Mortgages — Loans — Say|ns* Accounts Fishing Tackle Call CRanlord 6-08S8 Custom Quality Aaiwls .." deeding you, Shallr reVert back to Aataarltt* r eir daily visits and expressed ap- Ctamlird Saalfe Ava., E. * CeatennUI—CB. «-«7ls aid •necessary to help" display in Lincoln School last week American .Legion, and Garwooa Trait Bei : Call XTHanford 8-C301 111 lulkJItc E. ' ' ' '" CRanfordf frOSta ''/*'• ' preciation to , them for " the Borough of Kenilworth." OWER SHOPPE ISO Baulk Ave., E. / —. / Craaf.rt Features oiProgr /When theHrefi dunvii held, it youngsters afflicted /*jrfth cerebral Of Fan wood Club | as examples of work done by stu- Teachers' Association. '..:•--•'. 'A I* N.,tk AVe^W. •;•••';, •... CamTeM Contracts uable aid. ., ' '•.'.. palsy to help tbete dents in thc-homc~economics~a5;d Bale* »oi ScrYlca — i CaB*aBlkally COLONY DELICATESSEN FLOWERS. FOR At Harding Sch wiU be the th tternpt by the GARWOOD •Severaf repre- OlRer coming events l6ir the EBlf OCCASION KRESS. TYDOL SERVICE The .ten girls are •"members of "There must b^contkiuous pub- manual arts departrhents durinit graduating class include^the an- ber r. T. D. GfrlTScout^Troop' 13 and a>e stu- board to secure a' ite for another sentatives of the garden . depart- «-ltM»O ComWeta Line 61 ' KEtflLWOHTH ine Girl high school. The "board tried on lic support Aar/tbis militant cru- the .past school ycar^r^Z-"- nual Prom on June \#f the class • DEUCACIEg . rtoov dents at Jonathan Dayton Regional ment of the Garwood Wp^ian's Complete Forts, and Repairs «th ; Scouts wereav curved bars, sade againstaCTuel erippler- The trip to Asbury Pafkjiext Wednes- ALBAN - LEWIS HARDWARE Carburetor & Ignition Repairs two: occasions- to get approval for Club attended the.Fanwpod Open .. The home econornfes dep.irtment TiTSTlJajia: Craalatd High School. Springfield!. The girls the highest av i Girl Scouting, day and Class Day program from .WESTFlEUJ' 14* Braasi «(. — 715 EII*ab«Ui A*a. All Cookins & Baking pone on Premise*; ; KENILWORTH—Contracts for a tract of land in* Mountainside and funds tharare beitig collected will House of the' Fanwood Women's staged a display, under direction i '... . riTTSBfJBGVt PAINTS ' -" Scientific Engine Diagnosis furniture, repairs and' supplies have been members of the troop at a rally last in Harding i to 3 p. m. on Jilne t2t> Examina- Av».—«U» WastflcM Ave. COFFEVS it was rejected both times. Kenil- be. used t6 increase the facilities: at Club last Thursday. Flower ar- of Mrs. Cecilia Jameson, during ' 4M» Narlk A»e..' E. . WEflfliU S-37OO VMl^l UN. Uola» A**. ' CBaatar* *>alw KENILWORTH for seven years and eight of the SchobI auditor tion schedules,were completed yes- Eilubtlk •S Nartk Avs- W. CBaaftre 9-01U EiL Since U30 were awarded by the Board of ium. worth officials led the drivel against the C^rebtal Palsy Center, at 696rangements were on display in which ilfth grade girls pr>csentcd ., A. ROCSSLX, • . .' - Scott Seed'.. ' •, :••;•.<•• „; The awards were presented to terday. Wsihlng Machine*. , Education at a special meeting last approval each time. Salem Avenue. Elirabeth. which six homes. Inspection of tlifc dis- aprons they had made,, shfih, gftfcle '••'"• PLA1NFIEL0 , . .• •* FLOWBBS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Shades — Venetian Blinds * HENRY P. TOWNSEND Wednesday evening in Harding the following girls by Mrs; B-C * Parts For. AU Makes is; open to all residents of Union plays was followed by a tea for d. iris showed ' their' plnaj/brcs.^ev- •SS« fark AT*. ' rijln8«U OMMMI PAUL'S DELICATESSEN Weddins Bouquets LARRY'S TEXACO STATION School. ' ]'; Belden^resideht of the Cranford . Pottrt^ Planis '* "s^-- • _ ^ _ the'guests.""" -j-.--,-- •• . -—. etjjlh "^radegirls; wore^tneirbloiises Christine Johnson,'Prop. - .-' ; ' , Table Pad* . .••''•''. . ' SOVnO Jk BTORAGE ' '. •/•MABrAK LUBRICATION AutomaUc «s Regular Business Furniture Company of Loop AreayOlrl Scout .Council: Carol. .. •':''' FUNERAL. * DESIGNS < f -Practically all of the cerebral and skirti", and Eighth grade girls ' ,'" ', A Full Line of' • . *9LAU»m-.Ut—t^~~s CRaaiard i-ttu ' Mrs. Thomas Cassidy was chair- UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. :...... CBaafard «-«tW ' Lu-Bay Blue Ridge; Dlnncrwar*' : •1-—; . - "Ga*-.bii.,, .'j—-"—-} Elizabeth was awarded a contract Freuhd, Mary Vitale, Connie Berg- Scholarship palsied can. be helped, and. with modeled their blouses. j rANCV. DKUCACIEB MAM strom, Kathryn Leikauskas, Peggy man for the Garwood group, which ool SAVINGS *. •*f Crea* it——^-•- -^-Ka«Uwe«Ui Ptek-Up and Delivery Service / totaling $2,694 for. desks and chairs, the proper diagnosis, treatment. Girls from the sixth, seventh and ~,j ;. •_: i...:.....: T.~ ^-""Open Sunday* — ••. * Open Stock,- Dlnnerware • '. • XII Mart* AT*, W. WesUUU while the. Colonial Office Furni- Xlfui. Jvuch, Roberta.Gordon, Pat Smal- also included Mrs.. A. S. MacDoUg- - CRSn/ord 6-9838 •'.-/""' care; and education, the majority eighth tirades also .exhibited flow? INSTITUTIONS Eaatmaa 8C CBaafard «-• •', VENTERS FLORIST/ ture Co. of Newark will supply / ley and Gretel Schmid, all of Sen- To all, Mrs. Joseph ' Choborda, Mrs. laaVNarlk VaUa A»*. CRa»»a»s*TB**JI»l • • r «VEst«eld 3-44S4 U'Nartk .Ave;,'K • ' ":. "-w''"1 /."Ctasrlaf*! can become v«r*ZqS!tsUining. use- ers and soft toy dolls and animafs Of Memo & GREENHOUSE : four teachers' desks, 12 chairs" and ior Troop 13, and Adrianne Pollack Walter . Cook, Mrs. Russel Bur- -—\,'- - ' •;- •'••y'\'" ":c:"':^^ ." N lb ." the chair- thoy-rnade-fdr hospitals^ : .» ;/". eight tables for $510.80, ; of Troop 15. •/' . . • . leighV Mrs. J. R: Maggs7Mrs7Tfa~nk CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS ..ELpWBIJ rOB ALL OCCASION! Here is an Boys Baseball man concluded. STOITERS DELICATESSEN CRANFORD PAINT & ' McFARLAND . A-contract for general paper antt V^Second class badges wereaward- By Local Girl Knight, Mrs. Button Dlckcrman. In the cooking line, the^follow- Exercises and LOAN ASSOCIATION ' JMembei TI>.8. — Flowers By Wire ilARPWARE STORE / ESSO SER opportunity to craft, supplies was awarded to. J. Plans Double! ed" to members of Troops 57 and Mrs. Thomas F.•. Norton and Mrsin. g items were ph.exhibits-Lemon DEUCATEHSENS'— OB0CEBKS . ' . CBlstaa* SrBffM ••'.<.,. PAINTERS KENILWORTJT—Miss Josephine GARWOOD -/There jwere_4001 D II .1 C «.Bavin*-* iMarta T» *ia.a*t ' •. /-ATLAS rpWEB TOOLS ,.•/.," •Vera W. 'MeFar|a*M,.',Prap. advertise your ; L. Hammett & Co., of Newark for 58. which are led by Mrs. Robert >',.' •' ~1. SALADS _ IM lUekJfaa.'AvV" ".' . ' kaallwartk. For Sunday, June 28 Staehly of Tes^union avenue, has fcalra *•* Banrtc* •«aas Marital* Ctlaa*^. OsrdenrTo^la - Hdu*e Complete Inspection Service $2,460 and EflngeX-Sporting Goods j Rick, Mri L. S. Kramer. Mrs.; been-awarded a Junior Achieve- High Flans . Warehol and Par§waijz,j|iBplc.jks. OMC TBUCK/BALES ^ ••••'• Orders Taken For. Partial'' .;, •' ': Plumbinr Supplies • WaUpas>er busineas^onro and Uarbaru uuTTHemoriarbay observances, of —Lubrication -^-TJrea — AcoeMorlei" Company of Bound Brook.wM —j~lAvery Ward and Mrs. George ^menl Garwooa Woman's Club in .the KENILWORTH . Floor BahdiruJ' Machinca CRANFORD PECORATOHS -Thomus, walnut layer cuke by " Ba«i*vard al .1 FLOORS supply qjhletlc" eauipmeiit^costing open ix'rasprrfiye^ear'plhsrproffciency borough*"s 50th Anniversary cele- the Garwood public schools, held' Beataj Ave^ rE. CBaaUM _«bl»l» «es,—^ CB.-«-t77l page read by Lew* < , , . - badges n.n,d first class awards went College,! Cranford; . Barbara WehrJ.'cherry layer cake u $86.35. \ lay on June/28 with a> double- Miss; Staehly was president of Alumni Plan bration were made at an executive on th(/grounds of Frankl|n &School ; 15000 to members of Troops 15 and 25. (Continued on page thrtie) "-.;•—:• •'•r-- --jirE»rtui«:»*»•.• CHAS. PATERSON 4 SON E. & L. HARDWARE CO. NORTH END Williim Delabar )of KeniTworUl the/ Myco .Chemical Company board meeting.last Wednesday at Fi"idoy afternoon. . » ' \ » ELIZABETH .tMTIClj ';. • PAINTWO . was given a contract to tune, 18 The ledgue is for* boys'between Thle leaders of these troops are Mrs. Optn Dally B A. M. to 7 P. AL ". FRIENDLY SERVICE readers ""'•••', \yhich won a National Award* the home -".of -W[rs; "Walter Cook, xEul Jtntr.uu Bruar,Bl, * DRUG STORES * >LQOR LAVINO ANB. SCBArfNO bianos for flO2 and'Charles Pat- the ageS/Of "8. and. 12/ Four teams Lpuis ,'Mueller and Mrs. •.George Class Reunions 'Superintendent of Schools Lewis ' EUuktlk S.iao* plaque in the field of cosmetics. president. Mrs.' Frank Knight (is ESTnED • ' OLB FLOORS REFINIS|IED- .,. . " Tours. * Frl. UU » P. M. b • PAPEB HANGING .* 'Bill DavilMa . Oearge Ba Cass^ra. These presentations were: .School Board Frown tV Laird spoke on "The Meaning ersbn and Son of KenilwoHh will are; being organized, with 15 boys This junior company manufactured SPRINGFIELD—Tbe ninth class chairman of the .club's committee ';-•••'••• , MOBIL PRODUCTS ., [ by. Mrs. Dwight Copeland, execu- SALES CO. Inc. . OJNDEN OKKICE . it- Micklfsa .i»«. ' yaWaflwartk Sunday from 9 A. M. to .1 P. M... • ." • '• ... Inferior''— Exterior "' scrape, desk tops and floors foorn each squad. y, ' P !For Strapless Gown /, al Memorial Day." There were se- i BELL'S PHARMACY J a woman's pocket-perfume pack- reunion of the Class\«f 1M4 offor the celebration, and the follow- /•• , NaHh WMd, a«*r Elaa St.' CM --Pit" t^ubrlcation . ^A drive foj^f undl js how tive director of the Cranford Area ; M • -.'•'•. $196. Ruff Bros. _was authorized 1 IMS Rarllaa BtwM ' . CBaajtesal •>•••• aged in a black fabric case. The Jonathan Dayton Regional High; ing were named co-chairmen:. Mrs'. GARWOOD^Boajd of Educa-" lections by the school band, under • Lln4«b 3-SJUM rREscBlnioN* ;OUBI. SPECIALTY - to do miscellaneous painting in way to purchase^. Uniforms Girl Scout Council; •"•:,' , CJUnfard %3IM IW Nartk Ave., E. CaAnfarai 0-B7S? -FoiA -•'o."• ' achievers sold.590 units end-win School. Springftesa\ will be held Philip Aikin, Mrs. Daniel Buss, tion at its meeting Tiiesdaynight directibn of David Russette. AlcKinley and Harding schools for' equipment. Memberships ii Members of Troop 4, 6,>57 and 59 .- • • . Vs. S.' Eltenberg, .'. KENILWORTH HARDWARE pay: their stockholders a 20 cent tomcrrow at 'the. Washihston Mrs. Lester .St'cffen and Mrs. went on record-as disapproving Mrs.- Mary .Prior, music' super- * FOOD MARKETS • PETE'S SHELL SERVICE Infortnatiop" $2,080. T or^anizaion are-being'solicit' presented a. program of entertain- pany was spon- • BEAUTY SHOPS • 4 PAINT STORE II Caaaeria Stead - SHELL ruouvqra J ment which included'Songs, skills,, House. Watchun*. Qvmposuig We mond of strapless, evening gdwns as hesistered Pharmacist ' Ctatk Tw'», .'. Medical supplies costing #70.30 league* also plans to compi sored by irisfol-Myers Company. 'i.sor, led as the student assemblage HARDWARE'—JOOLS Call • dog grooming, basketry and pan- committee are Mrs. Harold Nead> The Welfare department of. the attire.ior eighth gnide girls •at- Eiectclcal & Plumbln« Supplies .• Gas - Oil - Lubrication ,, will be furnished by Bor^/Drugs, booster) book to help raise furn Hillside. joined in several vocal numbers. CHAS. KURTZ MARKET tomimes., Miss Jean Shallcross. was Doris Colwell and WilUam Gilbert clyb met Wednesday afternoon at tending school social affairs. ELITE BEAUTY SALON Drugs, Cosmetics, Biological* - PalnU — Glass —'. Garden Needs , jMlnor Repair* ,. Rojyl Service Cranford Inc.,. of Kenilworth, while four The league has three s| She was awarded the scholarship The fourth grade pupils''of Misr o• .. CHanlbrd 6-0708 the announcer.. of Garwood; Fred iioesde, Kenil- the\hojme of Mrs. Ernest*'Holt to The motion came tyfier Super- JBAJLJES — SERVICE CMOIQK MEATS * POULVt CBMjil6id S-1033 V . firms, were given contracts for and a fourth is needed, The leaders receiitly by Dr. Kenneth C. Mac- *. Speclaliklns! In All Type* leiNil *f. EveryIklai ha tk* Bias Lla* Pholographers K.rth A»«., E. * Ells. Ave. Craaferd 6-6000 Mrs. Mueller was ih charge of worth; John Corde*. CUrk; Viola make\anccr dressings. The hand- intendent ofySth6c\iji XcMtis E. Alice RogerV also offered a ' pro- PARTS — REPAIRS OROCERIES ,— FROZEN FOODS M) Baaiavasd ; ' ' • ' X. janitorial supUes.'^/ have called upon sotne^civic or Kay," president and dean of the 'E'BMANENT' yAVINO ;" i) . • • ' • .' • the rally, and she was-assisted by Egler. Springneld;. Mrt Jamci icraft department met at thft home Laird requested the "board's ram of songs. . • - Prompt Delivery Service . ; . The board voted to advertise ustrlal group "to sponsor a team college. The prize- is given- tor* ' HAIR StVLINO . ' ' ' Ciaalanl «-«tn T' . ; ' Debbie. Mountainside, .and Ralph of Mrts.Danic^ Basil lust evening. opinion on un ;ihi]ouncement he Nafta A»... '*J. • ' ' , SUNOCO SERVICE CENTER tor a school custodian at $2,800 to Permission to^use the Held at. the Mrs. Earl Baron, Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. high school graduate. Dr. MacKay The flag salute was led by Gloria • ... MANICUBINO •'. , ' Call .CRaalsrd *-*•$» it N*rta> UaUa Av*. Craafar« LINEN SUPPLY • r. Irak-bay Ward, Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Di Nunzio. Berkeley Heights. Cla& This group i_>tnaking summei^hund propo.4t>d toomake in, connection ' WE'UUl* t-laia begin work in September and forcorner of Monroe .avenue and Void, who demonstrates outstand- : ;asale| who also conducted the ' Walaal Awe. \. \ . CRaalard «••*•! FiaaCa Adolph Leikauskas: ' ./ members without transportation bags of woven feed. • Wfth the annual Prom to be held . ; :1 II N. Vale* Ave. OBANroBD SERVICE a part time matron at $1 an hour Fourteenth ktreet has been graft- ng scholarship and an underSlind- " •'" > "' UNION AVENUE ed to the Little League. Practi * for the event are requested to con-r ."' \ by the. graduating class on Bible reading, Poetry selections . MEAT MARKET fpr 20 liourS per week. >| • ing of the American way of life June 15. _,. • ' A Mwter ot'fhotocraphy. ;•• .BJds will bV~receive,d on June sessions will be hehTeacb, evening tact Doris Cohxell of '414 North were read . by Marilyn Hayden, •*; AUTO DRIVING • >aUME MEATS- * POULTRY D O W'S ••ary Jadnr. F-r*j». J r . Take Extermination Bid aind free enterprise system.« Receives Dqke c Superintendent iaird said he 1 IMPOR and on Saturday and Sunday aft avenue. ' •. • ••'... Barbara 'Kurlowicz, Lynn Fonte- TOWNE BEAUTY SALON Oroceries — Produce) Froxen Foods .-' '-'•.' CRaniom «-XXS7 t. / ' . SUNOCO rRonucnr— '24^br ' dental supplies, lumber Miss Staehly will be graduated believed most, purehti! wishwl. noons. •, . .'••• . KENILWORTH—Borough Coun- The first reunion of the class of GARWOOD—Mathias S. Torger- UNDS PHARMACY ' »— Free Delivery — IllSmtaiin.. .^ ' Cra>rar« • • A to Z Lubrication supplies, luel oil ,and plumbing v from Jonathan Dayton Regional ken, Jr.; son of Mr. and Mrs'/ Tor-* thejr daughters to' wear' hiorc rielli- and Margaret Materia. - •' •'• Tire* . — • •. Batteries, o work. , ' - " . • It was anriounced that the lea cil has hired Abco, Inc., of East Or- 1948 wit! be held June 2fr art l>- j^H. LltiJTBcr. Pharmacist. ,- • ' . • • CBaafarel t-tIM ' • • .""' B miSt LINEN' tEBVICK Ml CeBieaalal A*w. CBaaferd «-»7Z4 High School; Springfield.' ' this of .240 Willow avenue, re- cmiKbrvdtlve dresses to year-end Donald Mitchell and James' If Nerth UaUa'.Av*. CraaJsr* ; ^ will carry insurance for 'all ange to rid the former municipal Pree's. Boselle Park; besiniiing at GARDEN STATE CRatefard «-«la* Auditorium seat bids were re- month'and will major in chemical ceivecl the Bachelor of Arts degree social • affairs but, did not want Thaisz bounded. taps to closet tk rBESCRlrTION CTS..' .••..' '.,•.• • ' dump of rats, and other, pests. A 8:30 p. m. On the committee,ar<- DRIVING SCHOOL • PLUMBERS V* ceived and referred to tbc build- engineering at the Cranford col- at commencement exerci.ves itt them to feel out of "place,If tlu-ir- exercises. Arrangements "were ln\ METAL contract has been awarded to the Betty^urns Bowlby. 'formetiy of ing and grounds committee.' Action Ofllcer.8 of the Little League i ejge. She ranks near .the top of Duke IJnivcrsity, Durham, N. C. clussimittcs attended in • gowns .•haigc of Mm. Myrtlo-Christie;of-A. ay UM I FUEL OIL Policed each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. firm at a cost of $75 per month of Garwood and now rending in AH Phasas of Driving Or»»« — — Baky is expected to be taken at a. meet- lier class-at Regional and,hopes to n Monday. , more adult in style. STORES • BHENNAN & TOYE $900 for the year, r;' Cranford; Robert SmoUey of Gar-. he Lincoln School faculty. Prescriptions" Called'l*or. • • - HERBERT T. KUEHN '' CranfeclaUzlrts W GARWOOD COAL CO. chusetts Institute of Technology wood. June Johansson Boatenjpo" --'•;• and Delivered. ••:"•"••" rttmno — REASTNO , SRBBT METAL CONTRACTOR rEBMANEMTB • ''./'''. • " ' ruii. ou. • •• ,; • .. after-graduating from UJC. of Berkeley Heights. Irene Oltar- 8TVLIN0 — OPEN SUNDAY 4- ' ' . ' COAL' — COKE A native of Bavaria, she came" toluski of dark, Helen- MoU of Ken- Special School Election June 23 v • Steel Fabricating ' Cranfor<| 6-0043 GOP Nominates Hart for Cipiincil Post n • TBUE COLOR TINTING • Call C«aa(ar« »-le« Prohtbt Deliveries - CRanford «-Cae» he United States 'five years ago. llwrcrth^Andntw Ebereni of Moun- r '. ••'. "BaUVlNO IS OUR BUSINESS" Free Parkins — Free Delivery " . •' • • Alr-Condltlonlns ' KENILWORTH—Kenneth R. the death of Councilman Charles employed by the Re>aJ[|t_ Credit. tatnsWerCecilV Grate arid Evelyn GARWOOD — A'special-school i.EJjJEabJfh ,VC. '"Hagris:h ihstallation of new heat- Call CBaaiari «-SI«4 lino answer, RAhway 7-^130 . ' Call WEitfleld 3-3103 ' . Ambulahce 1 Her- jjMirdian-is -Albert -Huber'of ls 1 lea! ' A**-. E. • * Craa>f«rji Company- ©*-- Newark as a ' section election to vtJje upon the p'fcptuiea' "''" " mid' ".J;imt's F. Caiuileiti, g and ventilating units and coa- >\' '•/.''.'?"' .O.'"'" ^'tiis Modal • Car* • _''.. ' 17 Nirik An>» ' . . i .UarwMa' • -VenlilaUng «< He.tlng • -».:; Hart^of 634 Summit avenue -will P.' Cutler... • . . ',/<,• the Keriilwortb" address. Geljack Nussbaum of Springfield. IM Wilnl AM. .' ''• Cr Sit BulUa Bua " Cr.ai.ra supervisor and, an insurance in- Sio.OOO bond issue to financerc - School. Electloh plJl- ti61s. and installation of'a new' . ' • '^ ' • ' ' •• The selection lofi Mr. Har)l com- Reunion Of the c!ass>li>l IMS will -_'• _* J_. -,.,' Competent it Xou^toou* lh«1rUc(ors Cra*f**«- Cranford 6-0170 b« the. Republican candidate, at paini arid alterations ut Lincoln cijils un; to be i>el1M'T ' • CHAPMAN, BROS. ogether at that Cjdb Diana. Springs from Z p. m. to .8 p. m. ou Tuesday. School Election. _ <—•* The board also .Voted to hold,a SEAGER'S DRUG STORE ' . ESIO MBAT . . •Jll Saataj A**'., E. CtaaXere a one-year ynexpireoV, term on mayoralty 'candidate and . Ernest Meanwhile, it is expected the eld^ Servintr un -the committee, J I" '.; Exercises June 16 June* 23. Thr dau: was set m'd ar- Approval of the JKond issue meeting at 8 p. m. on June " J, Walter Seigeri R««;. Ihsrni. ' «..,'• ruicL on. ..•.'. . rLlstHMO * HCAjTDtO ~ , Cranfortl 6-5649 Vardalk and Dory Himpele seek Democrats will continue to press Borough Council. . . . KENILWORTH'—G are: Ted Sadow&ki at Qarwocx^, rangements mud« for tho V'lcrtioti would provide for win version, to an25. to; receive bids for exterior I*T»*A. AUTO REPAIRS Prompj, Courteous Service three-year terms on*,- Borough for .the appointment of Mr. Dueber Bruce Vpvu> of Kemlp^orth. Ko*«- '••-. ••'.."Oae af t'aUa Caaaly's ' ^rdNTBAciroRs " Publit Works r4 His nomination was announced Council. They are •.. opposed by to fill the vacant seat .on^ Borpuglr exercises of Harding School will njir ninu^u Of, (- uytilcin tfor- painr and aiteraaons~to~be made* ( r CaH> CRaiiiord) «-l|44 • 01 f • -• • OMest •' Elklcal ^> lor .mayor UouncilTHiyor Williaiin Lister said "be neia Juife.io ai o:^5 i>. linn" of Edu ation in Fi;ink- , Schools including construction of a ut Lincoln and Franklin Schools, & SERVICE the N»Mk , Av«.. ' E. .. . • ,,"-^- JOBBING — ' ' ' .. TranforJ Cooifbilman 1 Jeaj/Doyle and Helen Castefnovia : rraafar4 the Kenilworth Republican Club in and Walter Boright and Edward he felt the post should remain the school iuditdriumr The date lin School Tucsda night. I boiler • pit i and * purchase. utid in- including roofing arid sheet metal • rfHM|aJl»ai •.__- •_ •,'; . tzex'J. pt Springfield. Gearife Rolhwriler 1 vacant out of respect for the late of the program was incorrectly Voter* of Genei I Election Dis- ' stallutlon df the required boiler Wot k' and waterproofing. REEL r STRONG FUEL CO. CRR Station trough Hall by Mrs. Ruth Rey- Woodruff, for three-year Borpugh of -Clark and KoUy Glavasick of nolds, chairman of the Republican, Council terms. . / '/•'•'•• Councilman Cutler, but the Demo- listed inr last week's edition of tricts I and 2 will ust their ballott.-1 and oil burning edvipmmt. The! Luurln V. Puhlman and William -y-'ri-ahlc. rtuniuy Service Uince 10^ LIQUOR STORE Berkeley Heights. Ted SadowsJci. 1, and thouc proposed work at Lincoln School C. Henry, architects, of XUnbeth, CENTEJt. B*(Ut«re,d Pkarau«Uis U Serve Taa- Cranfdrd 6-1271. Municipal committee. His candi- A veteran of World War II, Mr.crats contend Jthey .deserve' the The Citizen and Chronicle.. at '• Washington^, claii president, requests those will includes constructio" "n• o'f a hewattendettddd ththe meetinme«Ungg toto iir«B«jnpweott ; FUND •aal • MEATlJra OILB • *«k* dacy was endorsed by the club.. Hart is making his first- bid forrepresentation they won at the , Among the features of the ex- reiiiding in Districts For Prompt Deliveries | ' Free Delivery members withdtt tnstuparuitiuii to „ . . specifications and plans for toe ea* * Board of Education " Hart will be opposed by public office. He is/ a graduate of pqlls. The post will probably re- ercises will be a patriotic cantata vote nt Franklin bc-rs gymnasium floor, reconstruction - Carburetor Call CaUafii-a' «-01*« CRaafarai •-* contact one of the members of the ise-entl-olterdtion-of-the Heating and I terior work on the two>cboots. . ^ CjatBafard fl-MM Dauber, Democratic nomi- Seton Hall University .School of main unfilled until after the No- by the graduates and the bresen- of-the- J — SUrtan , 6-2030 committee. ,of th« pilUi"we/e Mrd.: ventilation jtysitem^including pm—! (CoNtinucd,tm. - -^^---' '" - . CsUaisr* i uT_ 011 a vhoajwt Businies,—South" ibranaW—and is vcmb«r etoctfon: *"' Taflon"oin8 awards to students- t Caiaa AT*>. k .... CtMfaitf \af.JVaiaa A««. ok ••••*• J :rt v :zMlh i ' ;,,•/••• :''>' *•"•*' '.•''. • "'.' •£••• $•" • a*;'' 1- : .:•..• • -t ••• "Cr_\ •':.. \\.< ',-;'•.•/• ;;'-*•••' ;." • ;-y''V"''tV_;' ;v?'^^-tf:£H^

• , ' ..\: V-.-—-.../•• ,••,••--J-,,/ '.•.,..•; . . •>-.. -. -' ;••: .•'•.-..•.;••.•."•', ••;•',• :;"'• ••;•...".••' : / • ^^^:::^'*.^"'*'i::Jyr-'-.. Tin cRAfrrono crrkim i*a> cnxomax. rmmDAx. sun Mt:_!"_'" * odgfi~ -coumcii^ Republican Club. [•M mad* tafelM 1i>iii«i«t» bccaiue you . been done in a good anoTf" W1 Volunteer FireDepartment, Ladies^ Iwcre 150 guests from Carwood,' • ) are plats- 9BBM praperty n to «ave some rl|M of manner and* In conformfly I Students Display Work iFire Department ha«o or may chichinn to «ave some | of the; Borough .of Auiliary of the Fire Department, FatI.«>p.Son Camping ' Sunday ' 'CranfoW, Clark, New~ York. City, ' «* of lth»e Bar- or oUicU rit inter*e * l a skikidd landld* andd .' NOTICE TO BIDDISS -You. BlM roiwtTS* bwlMqd thereto and further sea. scouts, police* pistol team. *4ConttmiK& from Pope O»Je) porte4 the workers are doing a near future to diacucs ou««b teqaorth. . ttf thth«« Borou« Bro«h oof provided that toe road has-been restored Please take) notice that Event Held by Scouts At Presbyterian Church j-WestHeld and Plainfleld. KMlKMlKrortK k and forwhic hihh adlit duplicate e ttax of Ruth Paul' Lee. Democratic Club, Board of Educa- • by Mary Ann Pickarski. choco- Memorial Service : J husband of to a condition lauafactDry to the govern- GARWOOD — Holy "communion i Mrs. Roy Fitzsimmons of *45 tpod Job and sa^d they expect to rappnea. "'* -- - " ' " by'Brwiy Brwin alRuta Ruth-Pauh Paul ing bodyi. The Borough of. Kenilworth tion..' . '*.••,...•.,';•-'' ...'. late cake by Carol MeiueU eUP GARWOOD —Boy Scout Troop Bid Rejected i M Elects, Install* will be ndministered. at the II :a Third avenue entertained a croup, ... «o«nplfcte the^ob In a week pr two. reported a«d nmemm raal «*tal« lenown jsllUthefina Helillgn. Mr. Lewis, husbana d of has* the right to use so much of the de-' cakes by Barbara Cornelisse, Bar- 75 participated in o fnthcr and son nmemm raal «*tal« lenown jsllUthf lg. posit money In.excess of the-amount >e- Xlsq, Pareht'Teacher Associa- Attended by Many rn. worship service • at Garwooc of 16 friends 'from- Garwood and " *h hew sub-committee will ~ ' Mock 4f a* laid "down"down, desii-TUabelldesiiTUabelle "Lewis"Lewis , Dennis BuMiyan husband bara Wojtowicz and Joy Krause, campine trip on May. ,23-M/at w tCENILWORTH — Borouih pffi- that the IMoh CountyJ>»rk Cdim- dttttntiiWhad cm gattton.t of jar WUOWBT ot EBa calv^calv^TseT r •enoitIieea as «hall be reT tion, Fish, and Game Club,' Cub fresbyteriari Church thK^Sunday Westfleld Monday evening. . ..,: quireidd VobVbe expendeexpen d by It< <J n ahd ginger cake by Yvonne An- . GARWOGD-r^-There was a large, Camp Wntchung. . In competition break jiils are cool to a suggestion that mjssion was ' willing, to • exchange road, to of good cdnStiodStio n >f ththe owneowner rti Pack 182, Young Republican Club The Rev. Eric S. Tougher,.. l^astor Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Silvoy and. ' 1 KJENILWOBT1? — At * double attendance at the First Aid Squad with several;other'sc^Ut.troops in k; V " *» soi . •".''• I- *."•• . ' ..• land the" VFW and its Ladies' Aux* SPRTNGFIELP _-:«ere-blown by AUred direction of Fred White, (was Ion underway to <>iphw'ill rehearse Monday.,:• (tciv f s Ordinance shaU Uke Pipe Company. / • v and the lunchroom of - Henry r. BlachowskiBl ) V devUea* of Cr_DliDjr —Ce trimmed witfa Mrs. Joseph Marcin of Clark, Mrs. ak, made by Richard Seedorf and ical and Reformed Church; the GARWOODr-Aibcrt FrWilliarn- noon'at 3:3O.j Prayer Hour will be Church'on Sundayrwith the Rfl&C, 1 km* passage apd pabUeation The SPCA' has threatened to ter- EARL POLLACKACK. At Attyt , her. their or'any of their >uccea*»trs In r jader ttis OrdtaaV fe jivasi.^reated_by-I>r.-^Mprse son-of 510 Center street, a tool- f .School and the exteriors of vrignt. title and inteTHt. Harry C. i^wto. npen the «ouewtn» basfar seed pearls, .f&c_cwried a prayer Ralph Dietz of Mountainside;^nd Richard Kappy. . ——-"-—'-.——~ RevcEricSrTotigher^pastorotthe held Wednesday at 8 p. ni. Charles McTacue. Assistant psCstor. both buildings and siibmrt ffwrit- 1209 E. Orand St.. Dated: Shepard and taken to the Eliza- maker with the M. W. Kellogg Co<, EUbth *. N--J^ J aramt: opanlnr«annlt (Bran »arisV book opening 'Water,, than considered for flnal pasMge by Council1 of the Bonxtfh of Kenilworth. N Imngtoo. and, M__> L—lia Mc- of Berkeley Heights, treasurer. Association were given an oppor- were sounded by Edward Mayer ; v Otto F, Kra'U of 314 Myrtle, ave- AND GEBTRUDE FAJSER. trading *» >«aVtt»> tor any sub- Objections, if any. should be made im- his. their or arty, of their, cue- Body of tlsv Bui ouch of chine at! the time of the accident. dore, New York," H. Y. '% . ; TONY\S TAVERN, have applied to, the «£ tradlo* as CLUB SUNNYSIDE. iiH'dlot«;Jy in wrlllnn . t" Philip J.' Mc- Arthur , ^ , . thnw feflaV-VeV"MMfo r the pvrtnltei ftbow J. for a Plenary Retail Consumptswhl Gttfa—i. of KBiflwwlh. > ' Mrs: William Konrad introduced tunity to view-the displays., and Donald MitchelLJ^erewaSsa nue receive^ degrees yesterday at l»* assessed yal- ••as aHpUssi to «» *t»yor*nd,Councll «r ceuors In right.' title and intef- 7ard Cobb, Ruth Wttlough- mentioned shall be twice the. aroounU tbe Borough. Hall, floule- cense for premises situated at SUtctrert Presentation of gold'watches'to --'- ""and Council of thr Borough of - Govno. CICttrSL^"'"' BorouBh-r»t Ken- - '• - - - Share ara ; Ih. New Jersey, at eight' Rkf—rd Bu__C —as Ms .farot_- They said _ scraper he was-using Dr.. Ruth C. Boyle, Summit psy- ' Mi«s Helen Anderson, art sup- ihe. 187th-anniversary comlnence.- llworth. N. J. • . • '. . e.t; Mrs. Oeorge PauL wife of. •Ml above svt ftirth^.. - . an* Sumnnr Street, Kenilworth, N. '•} memorial UghtsTdisplay arc KI, N. J. for JO> Plenary RetaH-Con- K4str fails, necleru. or te- U«e •sriimh of Kerulworth. N7 J. for a (SEAL) Oeorge Paul; Clyde E. Paul; Mr*. --aljwu have . BecUon X. Any person, 4nn or i vyeninr (D.8.T.I' on \the MiclUel./H*. er's best __n and the. usfaen were caught, snapped back and struck chologist, who moderated a" panel the."new.. inembers will bring the mentoLRutgers-University,' New iinption "llrt-ndc, for prchilscs situated at~T Retail Consumption license for . Kathnruw Parry, ervUor.i announced that the fol-by Fireman Michael Galiszewski, Clyde E. Paul, wife of Clyde E. an interest in said property as' owaats or anan ueslilm to operV any road, , —, ot June,' 1M3. At such low all resided L^lst and lunmer Sinrts* Bbbrrt. • Bauer. tooUwr ot tbehim in the face. ' . . ' __' discussion on "It's a Parent Prob- organization's membership to 158Brunswick. 20 Northh Avt-oUeAvenue. Garwood. N. J. OworUi. N. J. —, at .740 Boujeyardr Ken- •*•• ' HOBEnT OKIVER. Owner Paul; Erve Paul, hi* helm, devls- otherwise. You, Mrs. Oeorga jeauLjvtf* of or highway fora ' distance an- s«rass lima and place, or at any timei and place Komlworth. N. lowing pupils from the sixth, sev- Representatives of the Cranford. Atidrrw and Gcr'.rude Fabrr reside at amlri Rodoqulno, ownrr. . mid 140 Nhrth I7th Street '••• ees and personal represenUtives George Paul. Mrs. CM* X. Paul, wife of feet. In such road, street or* huhwi to-miUcr) such meeting may be " hndc. Wimam Smith of Irving- /•'.' - ' ^-———• ?—- ~ lem." The participants included: mployees with ^5 or more years of •i0 North Avenue. Cairwood; N. J. . i resides Kcitliwurth. N. J. 1 :rT: Objectlor) ..should be made Int. enth' and eighth'grade art .classes Westfleld and Roselle Park i*ire Mr Dcllamann'a, who was grad- ...... vitiiv, imiwiitia, 1%. J. '. Boulevard. Kvnilworth: N. J.' J. and his. their or any of their sue- Clyde t Paul. OertrCde Tiaeh, Ella Paul, J- n,t»suchiees.f'- " aU persons Interested will " mediately PblUp Jr Mr. service. ' ..-. '..,' bjrctions' 11 h'ld h widow of James M—-Paul. Anna Paul,' too" and Janes Corridan of Bay- Dr. Normap J. Murray, vice prin- helped make the scenery for theDepartments also . attended the unted,with honors, ;ittcnd«l Uni- Objection^. U a|»yr *h'ou| AlicAlicee PaulPaul.. Mrs, -Harry C. Lswlf. wtfe cipal Miss Carol Kraft, director of y In writing to Philipp 1. Mi- Oertrude Pinch; Ruth PauI'Lee; Blaa For- be determined Worth, N. J. rten recent physical education exhibit: services,- which were followed by vcrsity ' College,aJiJp. his In Irs, devlnu and peraonsrrep- JLh J to-refand the ford Buchman, John Gudoski, Pet- was named to the Honor Society of . ANDREW 'FABER and\ BEKJAMIN HODOqUINO. " NAME SOCIETY has applied1! to thaJDJ-. ^esentatlves and hl». their, or any of their. mad |n Dated! May W,1»S3. 6-4 Iko, Mrs. Dorothy Libby, George in action. ••'-•- "' •_':.•. • _ . '••.'• At St. Paul's Church ' GERTRUDE FABER. Vragrain er* Morrison, Mary Ann Pickarski, University College, . :, 20 North Avenue. 740 ^Old KcloKeclor nJiVHWinsrAieglirBniVHinsrAiegriolicrBcverttKO »nceessor»- nigti . " and Interest T Vandermark, Ralph Urich; and al- John Mozart, chairman of the .Kenilworth. N.' J. / Control for a Club license for the prem- Ella PaUlarr widow w ooff J»me»_M. Paul; Aiin Riccardo, Fred Fallone; Bob GARWOOD V- Joseph Stiblcr A I^ewotk CollcRe of Pharmacy ', ' Gar«,nod, N.' J. \ " ises situated at the Southwest corner of Harold Paul ariid Anna Paul, his wife: •X ternates Jack Keith and Mrs. Dor- committee, was "assisted by Fire- avtlat WM«*"«K CwwU renw the Raymond'Paul and Alice.Paul, his wife; Gray, David Bermlngham and Bob was elected president of Couples' student...Mr. Kraft wait aw.irdifH n ' raptf to accept or rrjen anr arall'bldf'.' North-21«t Street ond • Wosnlniton • Aye* to ms station in Key ] othy Kihlgreri. man Griffln,—Galiazewskl, Leo •'lttlini%ll IIIM.MMU thtjnw to uld -nue. K^enilworth,; N. J. Isabel Ward. herJieher_JtielnJ , devlaees and h Club'—bf St. faurs Church" bachelor, of science in pharniacy, NOTICE•• OF INTEVTtOHf personal *repTHtenTiTiveenTofives and her, their; Mrs. Mayer, thanked the officers Ragonese, Benjamin Froat, Frank meeting Tnlcr nollc.i- that KLErAlANTS LIQUOR Buy have been acquired either IION Names and addresses of the Oincers"'of -or any of i their successors IrTTlgTif. fiUe Mrs. Harriet Bluhm's kindergar- last week in recreation He received the college's' rejrtill- STORE, jlm'tiaa. applied \ to thr Mayor fey PasO, TaM rwWlwim: or ~ln Bern" Take not it* that MARTHA UEL. 81. Theresa's Holy Name Society are: Mr, and Mrs. Ik_ct_ are gradu- KENILWORTH — Annual kin-' and faculty for their cooperation. Knight and Henry W. Ulrich. v md CiMincll of the Bornugh qf Qarwooil. 1U satWa-isuu., . ' . • • , President: Dominic Marino. 404 Wash- and Interest: Mr. Ward.-AUiband of Isa- I ten! class Hat buiH a store with room -of the churchy Thomas-Cas- L'iite of Klc.rjt awarded to outsland- " \ ttadrnc as KDftLWOftTH U4UQRS. has bel Ward: Katherln*> HellflenH«j _ . he_.r. hflrs *- of Jo-dtaao^lWlPil BegH_al dergarten p>ogram_«nd party for KAg4t^ cBuaifltdiJhld J».-J.-lor-:»^Wi^nnrT-R»ta1t-Di»«jTbafBinv . Tksr. B«»m4s#s particularly d«rra»rd applied to the Mayor and Oouoci\ of theington AVcr«.iiil»m militated at 348 North SWsal «K> the oKrlal Borough Av '•Vlce-Prcslt^c-nt: Stanley ' Kopko. . 06S devisees and personal1 srepresentatives'anTepresentatlves'^nd 8|aTiiitf»rtd. She iskindergarten classes taught by Tuesday in tlje school, cafeteria. Borough of Kenilwoorthr . N. J. \for a h»r llw.f' f empty food container* 'from home Mrs.'Joseph Schnauflfer'secretary tivitles. Avenue.. Garwood. N. 3. — -\- .-—-Vv—™~ •' -•tt^MB; Ma*.** eapy -of wbJrti u on f> inthe ill' TMstrlt Jl IcHfleld.-A.viituuv-lCenilwoHhr-N.—Jr— Miss Helene Austin will be held Confirmation Today He -lie Secretary: Charles Evsotd. 68 Windsor hgbL-ntle and interest: Basil HelMffn, [ enpfoyed by tbe Tbaiai^i^srjiacie ' Corsages were presented to Mrs. and Walter Hasselman treasurer. The names and addresses of thAVlH- t-Vnton-'Ctntny: situated.at BU Boulevard. Keit- husband of Katharine HellBcn: babelle this morning at 9:30. -' to fill the counterm>< Each day the c<*r» are: . V ' \ \ \ " \ " \N .,' .. ':4| ilvorth.' N. J. .• ' ,\ • ' Place, Kenllwnrth. N.J. . Angerbouer, Mrs. Urich and Mrs. At St. Anne's Church Square .'dancing followed the l*te»ldent—WlUiarn\Kleema\. 716 CVn- Lewis, her heirs, deviates and personal .pupils pretend to buy food for their *• . Objection!. If any. should be made Mm- Treasurer: John Smith. 84 Park Drive,-^ representatives and' h«r, their or any ot All' students will participate, in Mayer.. /''' • •.•.'•• GARWOOD SOCIALS ter Sttrct, Gar.wood,\ M. J. V V";-. • . Kenllworthi N.J. •,..;'.. J • 1 mothers when-the visit the store. meeting, after^which refreshments v •. ',' ' SIS Boulevard Hnrry.C. Lewis, Incompetent: Mrs. Harry Irvington Youth Hurt Thursday. . .. - X • \ sUlotely. IrAwtltlrtg'W-W.Bller S. .Me-.- \MirhicaR Awtxur • ST. THEBES AS HOLY NAME SOCIETY C. Lewis, wife of Harry C. Lewis; Ella Exercises Held song Will be .sung by the entire held recently, was reported a great St. Anne's. Ch,ur.ch at 3:30.p. m. a, Clerk of the. Borough of Garwood. 1 ' V ' ••». " ' • ••'3SS.0P Kenilworth. N, X -Mary Jane Leonard, 3-week" ••• •••i 0-4 Konllworth. N, J. Sullivan, her heirs,_devlae*s and personal [graduation class. . ; KENILWORTH—An automobile success.. ' '•', »;•_ „• • ' •/ . today. Classes in preparation for 1 ; . K. Mud S»nr< V '•\ e-ii representatives, and her. thetr «r any bf daughter of Mr. and•'M«s."'•Jflmo> s : 1 3I-3Z-ZI . 1.000.00 collided with a horse Sunday aft- the ceremony have been conducted N • • A their, successors,, in ' right, title and in- Satoiday Monung Edwin W. Kraus,. superintendent Final/ issue of the Iincolnian, Twin boys, Kenneth and Robert, Leonard of ,358 . Second VVavonuoa ; .X^x \ KI?iEMA?i.._. s LIQUoLIQU n STORE, Inc., i 2Znd SI. ML OJ* St. terest; Dennis Sullivan, husband' or ernoon at Monroe.' avenue and during, the' past month under super- . 4tS 4-5 .' ' 300 OO tschsols, WiU present the diplo- school newspaper, was scheduled were born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles was christened Saturday af'terntternooo n \:HS\NortK AVenUe.v OF KENILWOBTsl widower of Ella Sullivan.;- John Sullivan K-^wnTH—Mayor Wl Fourteenth street, injuring the rld» vision of the Rt. JRev. Msgr. John - S^Oirwobd. N. J. ' Franklin Aw. • BpKOfTGH Or and' Daisy SuUlvan. htoj; Wifer-Marjorie mas. to come out this week. One fea- Zimmerman of 249 Second ayenue at St. Anne's Ch\rch\with the Rfe . PHILIP J. McGEVNA. ':•••' NOTICE TO BIDDERS '\': BOARD OF EDUCATION O-Nell; Joseph O-NeU. her. husband; Lister bsued a plea for world | er of the..horse and killing the M. Walsh, .pastor^ and the Rev. \ Baroucti Clnk. Notice i« hereby given that sealed bids Madge Cobb, her heirs, devisees and per* Pictures will be] taken of. the ture of the issue is,"The Graduat- Saturday at Muhlenberg Hospital, Rev. Msgr. John ^VoffliiitinR \ V • KCNILWKCNILWOnan . N. . J .J taroorial Day c___aes|s animal. -.'. • - '••'•..:.: Charles McTague, assistant pastor.. NOTICE OF INTENTION. May ». ItSX o-l will be received by tlie Mayor und Cuun- I .-Scaled proposals, will be .Zrcelvedv.Dy aonal, representatives, and her, their or class. The party wil be supervised ing Class Mirror," presenting the Piainfleid. Mrs. Zimmerman is t^e The godparents are Miss Ka^hy |cil of the • Borough of .Kenilworth. Un- rthe ' Kenilworth Board of EdUcation.Vat any of their, successors, In right," title moraine at tKe Police report the injured youth At tbe 9:15 a. m. mass last Sun- Take notice thai -GARWOOO BEVER- ion County,, New Jersey) for the . con- oral Interest; Mr. Cobb. husband of Mads* by the mother, who; will make the names of eighth graders chosen by former Doris Mueller, daughter of Howard and James- Dqnbvan 6f AGES. Inc. trading as^THK DRIVE INrTT struction ' of * a wmitary seweT^in Market th* Hording School, Boulevard. Kenil- is 16-year-old William Hughes of day, there were.02 -young people- has. applied to the Mayor and Council «rf r worth. N. J.. on- •'.••• •• '•'...- Cobb: Arthur Cobb: Mary Cobb. iili wife; favors. |helr classmates as most popular, Cranfoiyi^ Miss Howard;:and Mr. •t PKKM>K_£<>i'rr or Xrw JEKKFV Strwt. Krnllwprtri. N. J. '. Harold Cobb; Mildred Cobb. Ms- wile: toi Com-Md_k_rI___en-ofl Irvington. He was' treated by Dr. making their first communion. Fol- Fred Mueller of 52^ Fourth ave- Ihe. Borough nf Garwood. N. J. for • WEDNESDAY. EVENING. iUNE 84. 10$3 : Two-hirthdays-wereTcelebrated most .likely to succeed and out- Dpn Varrare maternal'cottsiii- and Plenary Retail Consumption ' license for- COANCBBV MVfSNtMl X COfNTT [_.'. Bids to be opened and read {n public lit a P. M. (D.S.T.I,-*L which Ume (heDonald Cobb; Elsie Cobb, his *vKei Ward ;4si_;"i»«t""_ttii." Frederick' Apfelbaum for shock nue. ^.^l._ .n...t.wf .« ^..Tn^rn,. .«—• \ • Mtl'KKT in the Kens1u^>rth*norouiih Hall June 0. proposals will be . piiulkly opened ^ond Cobb. Mrs. Ward Cobb. wife of Word " in Miss Austin's morning class last standing for various other attri- lowing the service they had break- ROBERT'C. KRVEGEII 1953 for th*« fullo)viiig' work to be .done Cobb; Sarah Jean Cobb, wife -of' Ward -nrl Louis Demmer, 33, ot 251 North ;e notice that JOHN CHINCHAH. mediately in writing to Walter S. Mc- ftuWd p»tH>*>«a IK shall blrs. Helen M. Arthur. Dhv Eighth street applied to the Mayor and Council of theN. J. . .-• . '" • ... ',.- •>• ' . • .' hs> pnM*pecUv« bidder* during •\ V Sponsor Dance rtd player; Cynil' FonteneluT sociation of the Garwood schools ' Warner, riai heir* trlct Cleric-. '•65 Arthur Terrace. K*iul- The kvufckm youti>, CapV Ed- Borough of Garwood. N. J. for a Plenary (SlgncdV •..;-.,- . rrpreatnUlive*. ant' woh^ Paul.-etc.. et als. are dttondanUT ward Stapak reported, was ridingmorning . exereists; -Carol Jean- will hold- its. annual luncheon on Retail iConsumpUon Ucsnae for premiaas ... GABWOOP BSVCBAQU. lac (MddersTwtllNwj furnished with oTcbpy The Board reserves the right to reject In the Superior Court of New Jersey, situated at SS» Soulh Avenue, Oanvood «f their; wmmi in •f the sswclHcatioris and blueprints of 1 Saturday Evening with three others. He said the im-Schnitzer, Sag jcarrier; Marilyn June 18 at Oak Hills_Manor in • ,v v v -•: B\ C. ShoosmJth. Secretary. tanst. Hra. Chark* ute- drawing! by the Engineer at cost of any^or^oll bids and to waive Immaterial within SS days after June IS. IMS, ex- , NOTICaV O»V ...... ^,,. N. J.: '• ". . x Will of Charles Rnbe preparation. <*&00>Y '. « • IhformaUtlos- ' ' . ' clusive of such date. If you fall so to do, ••i-'-yx KINILWORTH—The local cohv> pact of the crash threw the rider Hayden, scbrekeeper for games; Metuchen, it. was announced this .Take;notice that MRS H'UEN OUCAR Objections, If any, should be made Im- i\ I. Warner, hta betea. ^ ' HELEN M. ARTHUR, the relief jdemanded In', the^oomplaint week. •'•;. •;;.T-; . '/..; •\.VTlt^ has applied to the Mayor and Council mediately In writihg to Walter S. Mc- . Bids must be enclosed In, sealed envelr : ,•. ' District tlerk. wlll'be'takeo against you by detault. . Girl mitteefor the^erebral Palsy Drive and the horse to the pavement,'The Louis Angelo, messenger, and tof the Borougr. of XJarwood. N. J. for a •Oaa> tuiimnUllm aad opes bearing nmme and address of bidder Manus, Clerk .of the Borough7! of Oar- any o< Uie*r. tumtmmin.gH. tW rnd ind the name of streets on outside, ad- Dated: June 3, ,1953. 8-4 The action has been Instituted for the will 'sponsor a combination round horse' which was owned by theRichard-Sosidka, windows. Arrangements are in chl "~|aoary Rctsll Consumption license for wood. N. J. . •" f : Wml Mnt Ilertwtt L. Warner. «Ue of U* the Mayor and Council of the and square dance Saturday evening Neville's stable, is believed to have It was announced that the fol-the program committee,-( rernlsesN^uated at IS North Avonue, (Slgnedt • . , ', Herbert •.I. Warner. Lnirt* Jeaiaaai War- Borough of KenilwottH. Bids n\ust be ing Mrs. XatherineerineV WitherWilther.^MVs, ^MVs:. arwood. TttJ."' '• • . ' ' ' . JOHN CHINCHAR deU. Mi heirs, deriiees and prnoful n^ aroompanied by a certified check' for not at-Farcher's GroVe,\Unlon.^ , ' Asufferej d a broken neck when "it lowing 4R pupils have the best ObJectlonsXif any. should bys Ir.sde TH» PUVfiRY SC1ML ?—fiiUtlnn aad Ua. their or any ofleas than lu% of the amount bid." . struck a hydrant" - "• •" Alary Pr" Mrs""- ~Evelyn—Siitton immediately In writ(n8 to Walter 3. Mc- Frank Spera rfind\his orchestra records for the year in. scholar- M —-•-.--• — NOTICE -or- their auccoaon in n«hl. title - »nd In- By order of the Mayqr and Council of and Mrs. Me Cleik uf the Borough ol Oarwoodl take noil«rtharANTON*i}BOZD, trsd- terrat. Mrs. Lewii Jennw» Warrtrll, wifr the Borough ot KenllwortH. ' SEAFOOD SPECIALS play for daVicing, Mrg. Donald |- sliip, couperauon, enort, neatness N. J. JUNE 22 y N: J. State, rane WanteU. wife of Ui^renre K. May M; 1M3. ' •' . ' : , • fl^ neld Monday eveningvat Columbia Retail Consumption license, fpr prem- Warden. State of New S*n*r "wd the or both the Soon Lynn Fontenelli, Eileeta Crjoborda, ises situated at 333-334 North Av^nui-'. department of Education ' Borouch'of "Kenllwortii. • rovinirtpal oor- have Richard Sosidk^ and Caxjol Corver- School; Berkeley, Heights, for Oarwood. N.-J.' • • •'•' • '. • , • • •,- ponUon. ...••• ••-... teacher's, from .the Jonathan Day- NOTICE OK INTBNTION ' | -Objections. If any, should be. Tnade Iryjrtrtge e< »n Older of the « BOaU>UGH »' of PUIUJC. NOTICH. Is hereby given that' 'Ifc Borough "of Garwood, N. J. for a Plenary wood. N. J. ' '•••.'.•• from all schooU - 'she reported. T- /" ' \. .. . • - 1 —'l-igneUt' ,•-,. . May. tMa In a eauee wherern Mttbert C the' Borough of Kenilworth on the Mh , AA Retail Consumption license for premises Krurcer ami' Sophir A. Kiwat, h» day of June. lsSX at .8:30 P. M. ,_| Because the campaign got off IOOI Election ANTON DRO7.D V wife, are' (ne plaintiSx and you «nr thr VFW to Fill Vacant situated at 3M North Avenue. OarwooM. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT tbe Council chambers. Borough Mall. rANC¥ a late start, the drive, has been ex-, j*om pbge one} N. J. '• '. • -..' . ' . ' • ,.Tj' 40S Beech Avenue HGnuMs 1-12 defendants, and wherein a default itutir- Boulevard. KeRllworth. N. J. will sell q Through'the Civil Defense Coun- Quartermaster Post Objections, If anV, should be made lln- .Oarwood. N. J. • . • '••' < nent hM been taken wurnl you in 'hit Mfl Um riaht, itiUs-, and intarest In the tended , for several weeks, Mrs. 11, the borough was able tb pbtain It is proposed to replace the en- rrlfdlstely In writing to Walter S. Me BEMEDfAL. BEADING eauar «nd.wh«rem the Court to the pMotttr* anaVlbe Bor- erty, ay aald property is not needed for $_,637.50 in funds from theXFed- tire rdbf of Lincoln School except KENILWORTH—At a meeting Take notice .that. BAY l.EAV POST No. otwh of Ke .Tlie literature which'was sent N. J, \ Kenilworth '.Uts* total 'turn of public use. .The property shall be sold PINEAPPLE JUICE eral government for the vehicle. for-the portion over the auditor- tonight in Borough Hal, Kenilwor A (Signed I 8807, VETERANS or rOREIGN WAHS MSUU r iofethrf r wwith;' taxed aid *• ni r ^"Afternoon Reerealiaa •t public aiirtlon to the highest bidder^ out was prepared for njaillqs by Members of the', flre department um fwhich portion is merely in Post 2230, VFW, wiH"elecf a quai:- rRANCOIS SIELLER, OF THE. UNITED STATES, Garwood. • lntrmlttt ffro m Max II. » i upo« the foUuwing teems and condrlluns: the members of Girl Scout Troop 3S8 Nqrth Avenue, New Jersey, has applied to the Mayor Sports _ Crafte4s- Swisamfasff tuVate'nf »Me mtwtm a. A deposit bf thirty, per cent-of .tlie sale and the civil "Uefense council are need of repairs) and to finish it termaster to replace Albert Farro, . Garwpod, N. J. ind Council of the Borough of Garwood raftrr.dnerCbed and kn»itoa» lf4 3t ir price shall be |«ald at the tlm« of the « which is led by Mrs. Albert G. Who id '; 'or a Club License for premises situatrd lUoek tM'and rununoaly rrlmnl to »• sale...... -., ,- ' ' v ,,. BMf. Veal. Park expected to meet in the near future off with all slag rooflnggi Th e Q^ _p at 331 South Avenuei —arwood. New Jer- * Beflstered None. -, ' 683 Union AVenu*. Kmilnutii. Mr* Bassert : Thr tiatiance of the purchase price. In to' reach ".agreement oh • specifica- i»y.... •'•.'••• ;'.•-.' -. J * i *AN ItEADY crete roof of Franklin School also Under' the. leadership of. Com- r d cosh, rhall be paid within sixty,days Mrsj E. G. Anderson; Mrs. Aver y tions for the flre. engine. ' NOTICE Or INDENTION The, n»rne« and addresses of the,elected Write or Telephone """* after the *n|c, and-the'purchaser shall Ward, Mrs. Clifford Wolf. Mrs. is to be resurfaced with slag roof- mander Paul Zema, the post par- Tak> notice, that RUSSELL E. BUR- afficcrs are asjfollows:. - -" • .A ' All that certain htt.tr*.-! or roncrl pay a proportionate share of the taxes Another vehicle is needed,. Mr. ticipated in the Memorial Day ex- UEIQH and STEPHEN J. BANYASZ; Commander— Ralph— Ov-Marmr-; 317 1 Howard Murphy and Mrs. Brown ing] Outer walls of both .schools trKdtng~as the B. - B^ LIQUOR STORE, . of land and pnrrab**^ >ituate. l.vi«£ from the date of sale foV the balance MyCrs 6ald,-because-the-present are to btrcorrjpietely waterproofed. erclses'Safurtfay^althe monument Myrtle. Ave.. Garwood, N.,J. - . . The P1NGRY SCHOOL and nein( in thr B^>n>ucH, •»< Krnil- of the cuirent year and fen* any mil>- recently participated in. a tag day have applied-to-the Mayor' and Council Settlor Vice Commander — Charles G. - w«rlh. Oaiinty of Union and SUIr of flre engine ]ac_s> adequate ladders A resolution was passed approv- in front of Harding School, of "lilt Borough of Garwood. N. J. for aGoro'mbey. 309 East' St,, OarWobd. N. J. ^—BUZABETH 3. J*V J. Mew Jer»*)>V more particulirl>' t-r- w^Mciit jvar, based on the uscosod val- WcatlerfHI for 8*«p*; Stew^ Salads for the drive. They solicited funds PI"sry^R.tall Distribution license for ; liatiaru, and existing tax rates. ...., and is nbf too. .new. There i« also ing emergency repairs at a cost of the prizes were won by Jim Var- J_ Vice Cpmmsndrr —Preston Terrell, ' eirtbed ajloHows: . ' ^ ' . -. If trie purchase.!' tal|s - neglects, dr re- in the business area. premises situated at 109 Center Street, I4*trillow Ave., .Garwood. N. J., .. Phone EL 2-5<»7 . Known and «ni«iuwd ak to« a» in t the danger oft more than one flre at U.488.56 necessitated-by the re-dalls, Barbara Infantino, George Oarwood, N. J. ... Quartermaster •— Eugene foerst, 38 fusps to pay th*. balance due,. together '•, lUork l9Oa» laid down.-deUcnatpd ind RUSMUE. Burleigh resides at »aGrove atr-Cranford. N. Jj__ „ with charges and taxesp-wlthln tlwsald one flmeytheTcfialrman of the pub- cent breaking"of a water pipe in Bradley, while at ^3eorge_Brad ley^s J * I an BertkMt • of. 'tajr Map K-«j^the_dcpa»it martr nh.ill-hj THltBEST IN THE LEAGUE Ifrnh.-lr-A—TTTi^.f—r-r«inrtyw-^r- :-. :r~r. ^^Xdvocate-*— Tl'"i"as"tatwlorr* ap8~Lo>' VCit by Uke Baniugh of Kenilworth the-basemeat-of Franklin School tOWT^SlR Stephen J. Banyasi resides at 343 Hem- i-.-J--.-i u)hlrr| In flrwrwllng nt thm gen aVd, Dojnald KoWalaky- ^OEjectlons, - if any, should Bo made et IUNT won Oblectlons. if any, should be made Im- nimedlately In writing to Walter S. Mc- I. furrlia>ef nhall pay the conts of n> JPARD library room. prises'. mediately in writing to Walter S. McManus- , Clerk of the Borough of Garwood, ^gLoiil ut We legal Kotlce of. Bale, rev- steal GaM • ' •'. - ' * ' IOSNI1.WORTH >^-' George C. Davis, Hein Awarded A. ,T. Mosca was reappointed as Mothers of students in Miss Aus- •Janus. Clerk of the BoraujH of Osr-N. J. -. ' . , • .. ' enlie stanxps. and drawings of the deed. ' N.-J.' -.-.-• BAY LEAF POST No. .8807. Sharp will speak-" at the* Family district clerk for the year begin- tin's classes were, entertained by (Signed! Veterans of roreUtn Want,of U. S.. : The property; shall be conveyvd by Bar- LEMONADE 2 6-oz. cant '2e*c> Degrees by Rutgers • Batng a_> known u^loiU] t»ln and Sale Defld. subject to rcslrlc- ORANGEADE 2 6oz. cam 29c Bible Hour at Kenilworth Gospel ning July 1 and ending June SO, the teacher afternoon at HUSSEI— E. BURLE1OH ' Garwood, New Jersey. ' . . , t)n_a A«ns>. KenuWvrth. M*W J«r- tions of record, if any. and coning Ordi- IMe FrMen ' , ;" : /•'•'.'. •.••••••• 1 apeb^ ll' a. m. on Sunday. Mr. iRTH—Two local men 1954, and'John F. Richardson washer home, l004 Orange avenue, ' STEPHKN i. BANYASZ . . Byi RALPH G. MANN, f nances^ ' . ' -•.'"' Weaeh * Vtawn . ':'•>: R. Davis ot 18 South . Commander. . 6-11 . And the Court, by aatd Or*^.. tunin* f. The Mayor and Counclf reseVve • the PINEAPPLE ;; Sharp is. associate superintendent reappointed custodian^ of school Cranford. Games were played and . art June »». USS. between u*r noun «< . right to accept or reject any or all bid*. •GRAPE;\ ^":;.?,..V ;•"•'•• " |of the Sunday School. Eighteenth street and Gerald B. unds-fbr the same period. W- A.slides taken by Miss Austin when , ten. o'thxrll to the forenoon and Ifcrt* f. The Deed convey Ing laid premises shall Hehin of 27, North Eleventh street • • attack in, the allemaan M the. i-fflre <>f contain a provision and Covenant that 2 6-oz. cans 37»r The speaker at the evangelistic Boone was named to audit the.ac- she. visited Alaska .last summer - the lax Collector of the Boiouch of tUr.- ttie purchaser, his heirs, successors and —received degrees at the 187th an- UwarUi at Bnroi«h Hall. ltom The Borough represents that title to said Brunswick.' ' ' - ' caiae ahaM pay to the :»Uh>iui »t«ni»r ia Out suit; istration. He was treasurer of Del- class will.visit the Bronx Zoo c-n 1 ; appear on the official Borough Assessnumt tlLUE BERRIES pt. box 29c SecondBox—SAVE 10c that island and described the work ceived and referred to committee. You anr therefore ctven th» Map, a copy of which is on file In the P^g- tliere.. ' .' •', ta Upsilon fraternty and a' mem- Tuesday. ' . thai you nlur appear amt.m»k Office of the Register of Union County. II. S. Nsvl raawr ' ber of the Newman Club and the tlon of the above pr«mto«*- . . • • -• , • ' MlBla.n Roll TWrdBpx.~34VE 1_ May »«. IMS. ~laek VmU. • Hals r»l«e Treshman wrestling team. He wasRecreation Ctfinmittee KAHX POfXACTt. 7CS ' 1M-1B3-1M-U5-1B6 $«23.O« HEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 19c BUTTER These Savings Over a_l Ab«t«. the recipient fit a General Univer- MOTICB or INTENTION in a cold Uorage vmult to <. Attorney far, tnr . tsUintilf*. ... ,. PHO.1P J. McOevna. ob*olut«lyfRff! iity Scholarship.. . . Chadrman Reigns Take notice that JOHN rERNANDllS, Initwrt C Kruecsr and . Borough Clerk. Inc^tradlr* as THK B^ANDIA HOUSE; preserve their bemuty. ;::• • Sophie A. Krocsxr. hft »Uc Dated: May aa. 1BS0. . 0^4 Mr. Henlrt, WJio attended New- KENILWORTH VS Robert C has applied to'the Mayor and pouncll of . ' ' .71 GREEN BEANS• 2 1U.29C Chmtmu CHEESE 2 lb. box 79c ark Colleges, was awarded a bach- Stehlgcen-of*384 Lincoln drive has. the Borough of Garwood. N.'J. for a Plen- resigned a* chairman of the ary Retail Consumption license for prern- elor of arts degree:.-. •*"" ,... ';( sltuated at' 438 North 'Avenue. Oar- ,,•:« SAi— OF norc—Tx: FOK reation Committee because ) ,-J. N. J. , '.: ' .._.,— •,,,. QPTAXES AND A88e_8K__ John fernandes. President, resides at moving from the borough.- \ « North Avenue. Garwood. N. J. ' •— im olio rnoi.nAi*' TAXES AM* ASSEMMKN'M The. resignation was acceptec Anselina rVrnandes. Socretiry-Irtoi- PubUe Mette* at' laerebV gr—n* WMt c«_uj»t lo the prov—ans of Chapter 2tTH Law* PUr Store UAirXonditioned Borough Council with regret-' urcr, resides-st"«3S North Avenue, Car- Of ttUL t_ 8. »**> rntnln. "An Art concerning unpaid taxes, aswi nits and Wood, N. J,. ;••'•, <•; . • , ' '-—- ntoHg their /i/f. er Mutucioal chorees on^/eal prooerty and. providing Lit the collection thereof, one has been appointed to fill - Objections. If any, should be mado iin- vngr the usiloa and «_orcr—ent of Urns tlarreon.- the undersigned. Tax Collector For Ea$ier Shopping SE SPECIALS .vacancy. . , •'- "r'-, - mediately In writing- to Walter 3. Mo- _"V --4«-Uw-.Bsn*«s) at «e_hs<__. Cnukty _ Union, wul srU *t Public -Auction at the I?r Your Shopping Comfort r Manus, Clerk of the Borouah of Garwood. i tyfitVaraus n of Kro_«-orOi. KeW Jerso'* on ' jMr. Stehlgren urged the boro N. J. . V • • n_XAY. JUJflC 1». 1*_J. AT II A. M.' - • to continue and to expand its •rec- « amount charseable olninst said lands on ^resignation. . - Us* trs»4ay _f July IMS. as. compuWd _n_ shown on the list, plus interest on said .• " ,• •' 8-11 '•' TUNE IN ON . -•.-• apfeo—t frasn July I; ISSS to dalviof sole and cosu incident thereto. , • " • BMd MM#S win be'soM on fee — n—> peraoti as will purchase the saint sub- .Jeet t» n^tmmtkm at the —w_« rale of ust<4c___>ut in no case.in excess o( »•; HOMEMAKER HARMONIES for up-to-date smartneu. ' . - . \Tair poKa—e pstce •< aary properly aiiu>t be paid before the conclusion of the COAST TO COAST MOVERS Station WVNJ ^-11 to J1.30 >»*(, or tbsr aMPatty wUl *r' rcvajd. - „ . . " ",'•.• Amr 9**f*s e* rs— pmgesiy for »h_-h there -than be no other purchaser will , be strusk mB and sold V> <*» Borouch M KenU«orth in fee for redemption' at B'. AaVWaMti / Monday Through Friday '•er aaaaa- and: the Man—ripanty tiulihnc trm same remedies and rights as othci i 4 •Kfrhsasn. Inrluding U—> rtffct _ h_r or _«rclo_ the. right of redrnipllon. • ' *m u _vco tu>dn: my hand this S&h day of May. iaSX ' ' o , •'.••••, . ' , " tLja. ANDCksoN. ,.'.'• ' • '• ' '- ' .' • . , ,,,''.H:-- Tax Collector. .-•. <" 'J" ' ' ' a •.' 'Isii-Te LUMBER^ Tear IMa^fU 1-l-M. Mrs. Vu-ru ____...rtat.Tamr a «._.* » MS IT TOWNSEND, .. . __ _. ^mOmtr .Xss-_t_i.-|Sai.Ttees ' IM 43 Nr MMSM SUPPLY CO. CaJI for Banded 'f II 1.87 at, 1% &.« kMILHORTII JE1IF '. 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I Black Elt^cted Captain sacker Jack Deane for the cttAWTonp ctfttcw Aim cfliuwnc^t, twuMftAV. joifi 4 Summit lucky seventh run., IMf TecH .-._/•. v. •' 4- (Of Itirddlebury Nttmen P*f»9fve 7 Robert M. Blacky jr.; of Cran [fiuomaguro'.sTSoys tallied' tWo Martla Jewderp Glf t a comment mechanic give Wins 50-Mile Somerville Race Handed 9-1 ^the next inning ,as .Jack a.™ Blanks Blue*, 54) ford, has been; elected captain oi For car a thorough going over.' Tance Higbie .Rainy,, soggy weather over,'the* ;the' !tS4VMiddiebury' College ten v ihed p^efiwgger and hi ij No. Arlington Oft-beaten Cranford suffered ^^ichChi^Fi r spok* in behal1f «f Hemorial Day holiday" dampened w.asN^ent- home as Kraus did. , I Granford completed action NJC Science Degree : tl)( another setback in tennis- as the Each glri graduating M a »He Cranford Police Department the, spirits or many, but f«r 2*> nis team. •. • ",'. •"•;'. ':•''':' - Loss by Blues -*- •"TalksPwsented Extra inning . "• ^Peane then prc^J neuters Jost another match, 5 tard biga school this month is of-«nd thhe NNationai l Safeiiy CouncU. Mfas Mary Higbie, formerly, of y«ar-o)d Hagh Starrs of SI Myrtle Bell Runs «Black,' a Junior, played in the—.With their '53 diamond sensoned to score Kraus as -he singled t f whpse slogan fo> trafflc safety this Cranford, received a bachelor of 0 id 0. to Westfleld at the Westfleld fered a gift or a'sterling silver At Church Forum street it was a wonderful Weekend, IGxt* ••* '/..• - . ,p - •*' • . .•• .' science degree at the 32tid ;an- number-four spot with a Panthe rapidly rlrnO/lny tn n flnnla, Crrnri ?»«i- ton Tech, 9-1, on. ten hits, truly ByrnAjb .. ..1 ooucm.o ...... •••";! ild drive in completely stymiad^by the hard- moved into a tie, for' third place wgod. assistant pastor, at the reg- ii J n tie by downing the Panthers. International 8teriinr «t sltvor and r«ir*view mirror. - ••*: U.T of Mrs. -Theresa Higbie, who • — last year 27 to •^——:—' / , —• • :—^ the.moist Impressive victory, t Scholz.rf .. ..™4 ••3Bur«Br.p.._i. u-J-J hitting Wesrfteld Jads^ln the first with"the Peppermuit.Room by dt- —gained on two steals of home by gest bicycle races in the country. InFlatSacn . ert M. Black of 18 Doering way. t Schol^ includes styles. ranging ' from an- ular Church services. ' jjow rcsides'viit 113 Linden "road, ^ About 140 persons were, entered in fof" the local nine.» ' " ' " :^.3 1 1 Fehn,p •.:...."" " ° Roselle .win would necetsii ipot, Hugh ttair was stopped by feating the "candywieii"; 10*4. > Jack Dearie — going into the sev- _ Jeae Ben^s 93 in the 100 and •T-.'JI playoff, game to tique or traditional to ultra-mod- 8 6 at th?foru m Roselle.; Miss Higbie majored in ' the competition, but only 90 started In. the Tech game, the third inn- .33 9101'.. . Dick Schneider 6-2. fl-1. In the Twill pitched a^one-hiUer for ern. The patterns, rich iri design, of Ml-fu Mundtty B ?"^ " included. ; this season and is not enth and final frame. Summit came ah in^pieccdeated' 4S^D ' svecp "in CRAMrOBDl™^:...^ 0 0,7 (lipnship. ' second and . third ^ singles^ Cran- Beth Terpening and Nancy Kidd chenjistry...- 'bacteriology'.at NJC the racr'and a scant half of them ing proved: the big one for the^lue IHVWOTON TECH _ 0 O 0 j'o'o'V-il the VfW as they routed Harris, may be most appealing-to some delegates of Currie whcrO she was. a; Imenibpr. of the la\iUireat for the title. Central ford's" George Conger and Pete L Memorial up with "two hits and the Blues made it to the finish line. the fat. races woe the features of and Gold as they collected seven Yate» 2, KraTu.", Byrni, l'^! Cranford's capable mentor, „ Ltd.. 21-0. The veterans Dotinded girls, while others may prefer pat- To Get Awardti Sunday '" Woinen's Christian -has a -strong. contender in I-— Krom. Coolwr.. p Stevefis, both lost by the seat* of ri £uric Science Club and the Little. committed three eron to permit Starrs, who came to live ' in a 90<*-2r» Wm of Cnqford*s track; runs. With bases 'loaded and oneba|U •off Even J. off Burger 2. Buonagurd; caUed on soph Jerry out 17 hits tind played tororlcasterns which are classic in their Nime pupils of Mrs. J. C. Munday Union;' to the VVCTU convention at Symphony. Orchestra. As an obo- 'ncrUtfroj. 8-1, S-0 to Dick Stacey arid Bill ball, whil» the Harris nine commit- Cranford in 1W8 Yrorn Ireland, team over linden bsjt Wednesday rurT~ln, sophomore !• Jack Cooper out by— fever* 4, Burger 2. • Unipin•« I Kotlarz who turned in a fineJo b ampUeity who participated < in recent audi- Hlfht8town- last summer. Also oi ' " inn the. orchestra. shfr took-pa^t'' the 8urnmit nine to score ihrev Indians June 7 Fordo nnd. Smith. , _ . - •Jb , Jo j Fullard respectively. ,oh|>''' ; BeU won the hroed :: fought off a determined .bid - of singled anotbei? tally home. After on the mound allowing, only four ted four misplays. Balmert was the 1 }inies.\ .y, - -:-'' *:_-*'' '•> afternoon at/lJndetu -. '•'•,•' iw»>ijr -^s i, tions of the Grifflth Foundation in the program were Richard McD.'inbn./i- " Inumerous\coricerts presented'-''^ r Allen Bell of Somerville; the de- Danny Kraus had singled,' driving singles aBd one - run. JIarrUon's . In the doubles, however, Cran- losing hurler.><»_••/ ,,.. '.•• .•••'•!• :-">«ar and captured fourth BeiTs spectacular tinie ifa the ' /Several Ki&ds «f preens , ....-__._4 o oford, though losing, made a better "•* ark will receive awards at theiels, Bruce Buzalski and Robert before college -and comnTunity au- ' l*tt-yard dash, Charles' Rear-* Summit rallied for three more fending champion, Third ^ "• place At Memorial Ron Doyle and Bob Wltte safely to lpne tally came in the-tbp of the |b ...._3 I 2 The Nugent stars were able to Police Chief jtation concert to be held at "' ' ' Members of the local (lichees. Defending Pumpiens went to JSteve Hrorajak of Cleve- lOpuwas the fastest aayfme has,eWr Use-two'or: thrte kinds of Breeiii -••- J 10 showing.' In the first doubles. Mair - o r runs in the eighth frame on two the plate," Pete Scholz singled with stcond when Joe VHello scored on * -.1 1 0 llect only eight hits off If the^ " iiue° Theatre.' Newark, on WCTU ^tfe fted for second, in the pole land, defending national amateur Cranford Clippers will, return to for serving salads and add the and Conger.were edged by Howie ere in the audience/ Hamled 93 Beating, doubles and a triple. run that bases .futf. to. score Ceoper ; and conr n long fly to center. . • J0I don, butt ttheh y made them good for Sundi H ev and Jolin Koxkh was fifth champion. -Torn! ORourke of De- action jSunday at Memorial Held, Bonnett and Don^ Drake, 4-6, 9-7, 4. .... , - Mr. Allinger printed fjeht. In* ailiiHiiBr" tu, Kraus. Again with tHebags filled. 15 runs and a 15-t victory over The award winners are: the dosing addre&s.^kimr^shlij Pen.Yit* Issued the shot put. Uiance jNflnc JTilw I~IhThe^flrit^^frairie7ffiiTHilJ City] troit took fourth place' and Ted meeting the Hahwayi Indians in a M!^.j«wfcs?and.lettucp.ar«i as aa 4 8-6. In the second doubles oiatch, Dale ^ il i r Cranford "came "upp^^ p anotHer 0 0 0 0 0 3 the QuesUon Marks Hobbie^ who Leland an«^ Delia Munday. topic "What Can the Church Do Pexmits for 'flve new"' dweUings,' 1 nirievscored three times on three Ernst, Jr., of Chicago was fifth. 14Q» be soared firsts in the broad Union County League 'contest. good tpgofher.PJan to use dark and ond, the Blue and Gold pfcfced up 0—0 3 Dave Crane and Joe, Lazarus were Check Accidents y hon- Will be a threat again for Linden Presbyterian, the de- run as DoylD e singled to score first ;i run ari sophomore Artie Sflwyer s • o t'o o allowed only-three hits, was the ors;" for TempcranceT" Questions and were approved by thV .Township' ... jump and Javelin. Rahway, which reentered the, light greens together. . . Error* '— _., -.. OlaMrUtqlar•»« o stopped 6-3, 4-2' by Bob Cassidy : ; 1 Heney, Stephen Hall 7 f-the broad Jump as well a? the 100fendingv champions, again found singles and a homerun by Tony The local bicyclist had entered singled to left-center to wore Dan Kraus a, Staple.. Kent TrlplM winner. .•' ••• "•• * •• • '-• ' "-•' j™ .wise to have your car comments from members of theCommittee last: wectc a!?' to\)o\VS:J~ . The Bhies league aftef a lapse of several Baaaa on ball* — off IVart 3. and JonJWhite. 1 and Russell Mwcs, ,. honorable and 1*0. Hal and Fired Voorhees. rough gohig Monday evening in Trapp. Trapp singled in the third the. race on five previous^occasions, the five -flat Klau*' s who hahadd jwavlously walked ff v«r» ». ottnouan '" Appezato and cbed*d so you can depend ort it. audience followed thfe talks. ;r G & ^Construction"Gp., 120 Ken-| ' but newr w<« it b«h^ He_ was years, has shown promise in •early 1.7. off ApoatoApo»tol 1. 8lrwk_puSlrock out t bjbri K$tl*rx-SK$ . mention, and Hilary Grote, Diane and Dave Root will also be thrc.au Mallorv 3 Then with tha*«core tied at l-j"Apociop l z . OOUDWOOUDW' ' playl * .—O OtwaldOtwa . Ol- ti take on. Westflelg ajloweda total Poliff Chif-T WHUtm Prize-winning •i»o«t<'rs in 'theilworthPTCjuievard,' $16.0 lffh' title- Gordon Sieg In the highs and by Summit's Trapp. In the third, Scholz allowed him to^SOre. v&ory [Shutout Winji f«pp*rmliit Room food mechanical con ^ta#' mentioned, were: flo^all* Collins, WCTU A the final school assem- hing. at Memorial Field, Alliance in a plans to start if. all-Cranford bat- Al Fischer was high scorer witwith I *-n.''. . • •'•. —^... •'—• •' •' .••• J... 1 ( Mike n the lows may score Cranford's' Jack Cooper led off y ^T io CitySS. QvwUon Marks ..._.._...._! 3 bly of the year. " / Nonre or INTENTION '• for 'Blues in the hurdle events. Church - ripped Calvary Lutheran, He has also, raced in Canada and ots: Hal Voorfaees in the 220. Bob tery of Joe Koons ion the mound In the sixth frame. Sawyer came a\287 as the Cranford Police De- rrU. IW. .._„ _.;_„._ o. Chief Fischer poinfed out that I Genevieve Green. Christine Schit- with a single and then was forced lip with his,second single of the '4 many accidents „, ^ "; I linger, Robert Schillinger, Dillard Take luilu-.- «hn( DUKE'S TAVERN. Inc. KorsVch, Bill laione-..and. Cliff 9-4.V A home as the * Blues were issued he- will enter, a race Saturday ia McClintock in the. 440, Dick Lewis annd MickeMiky ' Cnrr6C611 bhbehini d the partments pistol team won over Rahtvay t ha» nppllrd l» llie.Towntlilp CoininlUvo of New, Brunswick. Saturday nlate. The mm» llnf.lip W -afternoonafternoon , ta s h>e d dmva ,.,,,-M.wlt Hallway by a-score of 1,000 to _ \ . Collins. aVe^eirir^- rn.illritar, Th««. Jnled Palenl thr Township af Cranford. N> J. for a ~thfJT5C0Tl tied at i-au, i e succesi peetition, as well as the SomerviUe SMf Rudy HeGraei^ in the, "The best driver In the world,'' |dore .Munilay and James Andrews Pfcnsrrj—RetItr~CuTuuiii7pQoii license for' scorers lit the Aerpv the three gave both the Elizabeth Braves Jack Deane to second and Vhen" a1,011 on .the Union County, Park Homer Z. Martin. at S3V CrnlrniUal Ave- i should be among the lead- ceola broke the game, wide open race, are, part of It. amateur c»- mite. John Kcrscji in the shot put iand the Westfleld Hawks, the top W W 8 fnade Commission's Nomahegan range 52 be said. *'«MVt stop in time If his d. >): J;. NaniM and addrea>«* ••$ ^•..^I!!!? r- u ^hey both 3r0lch ntniflr niiT i^|r^ *""-* •—-=-='• •>•- can he see te javelin throw. IaTohe and came U|> an tnternatknU and Bill laione itf the discus. teams in the league, a tough time cholz also came up Turaday afternoon. Local 52 chalked up. another win r irer — Lavlnla E. one bagger by Ron Doyle .sentGood-Will Program. ... The^end of the scholastic base-' Lfpr increasing the Avciiur. Cranford. korsch may also be-scorers in thewith three more in the sixth^, Jan The sunuca/ies: will start against Itahway. with f second single to score This gave the local team a road ahead ii ••• home another run. Jack Deane, In the Union County PflA Softball the process used in William Pflug, a Deane and Sawyer. Doyie blasted y season in Cranford is set for ,':. June E. Orlffln: 105 Walnut . *{ «^ithth^WtRdW|U local ' ' ' rr La^:•Sunday's gameagainst Lin- i ord of two wins and two defeats L*>nobi» to-* ' •"-"• *—/•-- "-• turlng of synthetic tuels, for which [Who had walked, scored on an er-youth; entered the Juvenile B League last Wednesda the at Memorial Field when &SSW^2M* v Avcnur. Crantor.l. N, X ', •...."•. •' ' ,- * I ' The team scored" another re- den at Wheeler Park- was, post- Scholz home witth anotheanother o thus far in county competition. ay f inB hy has been granted a United Obl«fl((in«. If u'ny, Whmildbc made Im- ''.- J. WalU-r Cofler. ••''.''f Cranford, N. J. ; It has not yet Ueen rescheduled. In w^re as follows: Joe Kovacs, 279; ourrRahway;>4), in a game r_of_tb« staffHttf thej Essii ^riyitational meetrfor Grdup I andthe^.winners. WhHle/ had- threej """"'"'" ' '"" "' at Deane cessful on Sunday' when he the: only game \played;BlliEabeH» r, a game Altho^ra meftbeFof thp-our- mechanical condition.- H» urged M»m«, «nd addreiaiiof lh«"oW»r* or.: Fred Roberts, 257, and Bob Byan, at Rahwayh .T Thih s gave the local en- County Conference, the Blue Bald-, 0k-out for N. J. .' • rrrnlili'iit. - ft-ll men's teat at Philadelphia. He is . Cranford: try a record of two-wins to one era are not competing in the league Development .Cotnpsny, Linden. •• • •- • o • »*4 points and St. Michael's of efsT Leo won his third game of the X WLUUBW: . Cnn- feating W«stfleld; 6*3. As Cranford defeated Westfleld, defeat thus far in league corhpe- In baseball this yearg . Tht e Scotcaguhe mechaqi l defects in tbair cars.. MIehaUkl. 31 coached by Starrs. They, are both , ..' .." ' ' . ' OCCANPORT, N.J. NOTICE Or INTENTION ' ' Jentey City was third with 22, ' 1,008 to 1,088. last .week, Al Fisch- ^ition^ition . . . year. The Scotch rBsst of aU.- he said, *44a to have S Park Avenue NOTICaCor INTENTION yyear, , whilh e VitalVtale ttooo k his third fm m Lnrts. CnaOard: ». At a league, meeting Monday 4 !•> t luaj kn.,% Doahe.Ib »..:..._1 1 Tak« notkw that SIDNEV SCHER. trad- TaU,- .notice that LOUIS A: STXING- In whining the Montclair meet,-) m~rnbers of the St Christopher's Plains nine has had *n'uneventfu*nuneventful Cranford.. N. J. MANN, tradihil a» THE LOIK3E. ha» ap- evening, the Rahway Indians were • *?"**"»> 3 I ajr-aonelrlf "5 51er also had high score, a 293. In l Objection., if Tngf 01 SCHER-H S LIQUOR SSTORCT . h>. local -trackmen-, broke five records. loss In four decisions. Ceiling Club of Cranford. US. CMaftml: X Laaeata. CrantonJ. Al GUI pf Garwood was the win- seasoseas n andd ratte no bettebettre than a *hould bt mao> m •ppllrd to -trie-Tmvmhlp Com plied to the' To\&nfhlp Ct>mniliU*e uf Uw . ». BfctBKr. Cranial: X charged with using; till ineligible earlier matches, Cranford lost tp wait«r coir** lttoe Towi))ii^lp.. oC.',Cranfurd. N. J: (urn. Pleii. McClintock took the 440 in 51.7 ; Calvary took a 3-2 lead at tth thr r M This "Kentucky Derby of Cydr- r-HEW WMMDSTAMD- Kotla«.p .JT 0 p|l>omponl.p _.....3 0 o nlngng: pitcher last WednesdayWednd . HHe 50-50WW chanc h e off winning.i . tha ThTowrahllp of Cr«nford. N. J. for ) L :X•; Bascithy. player against ijhdeh on., Mpy It). Linden No. 2, 1,073 to 1,111, and 3SS9I p of Cruilord. N ary Rufall Conaumptloiv Ilcvhw for proni- end of two inanings, but fell to a ling" was atared back in 1940 ami g jhdeh on., Mpy It). allowed only four hits, three of Coach puonaguro is expetted to Retail Dlllb nw for i**a *iualed'al 3-3 South Avenue. Wnl, and Sieg the 120-yard high hiifd- ll to a Sat. June 13 to Roselle, J.085 to 1.123. • _., v • •—^ • • "—•. •• ••••", HUW ui i ^UOHI pyi"fiMiint is exDEciea to at 104 Wolmil Avenue. lin- The le dld i 1 1 aa-.H 7 1 4 les in 17.0: Other record breakers four-run rally in the third frame was won_the first, two years The league declared Lindenlo piny. — witte; SS^STIW gorald, the Rahway pitcher. The e trindv were Korsch, shot put. 52 feet, 3 n g f SomerviUe and AM*»oy Terrqca; outdoor .vVr. flow, on balls — olf Kntli,-, Evers may be given a chance tolSS ImnwdMla^y writing to J. Walter Cat- y n writing/twr o J. Walter sixth by the Alliance nine. Blascbe Furman Kugler of SomerviUe and 1-CJbnt. Un- way an 0-2 record and Linden a ball* -1 oalK^Uarz 3. off Coounittcc of Uw TownshiTownship « f««. Clerk Coffee. .Clerk of "•th' e-'••••• -it Cron- inches; laione, discuss, ISO ft., the third year by Carl Anderson df Jciyaga ond proraenodg. 1'oniponl «. Struck out, by —. Cranford Boys Place bases weer loaded twice, but good report his One opening day form " J.-toJ-tor • CliCli* IIkuwbrttk t the ThTownnhll p ol Cranford, f and Driedler with two hits apiece 1-1 mark. JWCWITMIW DlltCT10 tMMSTWB by Pomponi 2. Ucnplra*— ~ in..;; and'McClendonand McClendon, javelinjavelin,, W ftft. . CliftonClift . TThh e race was suspendepd d Sky-view tounga ond inflelding and outnelding helped when he shutout Clifford Sco|t, atd at 47S Bouth Avanuc. Nonce or LENA iAttNBTT. ; •Slimed) • - paced the winner's attack, while The standing of the league; >•;••. TirW Kaalmin S1r h Roy Prinkerhoff got two runs, and • a» • Lat*- — ' cisioA'fo the Bergen County nine! DSQUIIUC has • Bob Evers was'replaced in the ntfT nHtavof Ow in th> Kenneth-Coolr; of 401 High street BUI Criasey Was credjted with fofa PWi»- and third Parly S4Z first frame by Kotlarz after North on outstanding play when he ary .Batail Consumptioa tor ptvmj. Arlington had scored three runs, ran third In the 40-yord dash, and AVcnue. Eati Gatesy With a 4-6 record, the Cranford d scored three runs, Richard Evans of 204 Hampton caught a fly in left field and then BARNtTT, Korsch:with a first in the shot put In the fourth iinningi ,N North ArK -_jw^ ^» /^*m»^aia>a>^ ^am aMapait ••BU|IIBUBT|I t0«Wt a. perfect ball tp. BrUikerboO Flace., ' Junior High baseball squad, under iingtogtoQn hadhd, thth'e baseb s loaded when 'streer-jrtacerl"third In the one lap and aHhlrd in the discus tffrow li6nalOi>en the direction of Coach Paul Selby, at first to double a Rahway man on ond laione a first'In the dis- Gene PoplawsW grounded 1o hurl- ra.ee .for the seventh ggrade in Mld-thaLbag. Watchung Hone Show Julea Gatesy of G dlSht cm throw, and MffhvL ln*fth ke» ' sho.Mt wntlrig Galloping Hill, aecured one p ««» |—~er-Kotla-3t whose toss to the plate dle-Schoot competition. ANNA DEOUIRE put The major^jiorse—event Of the Monday afternoon as they dropped ' was too late 'arid another j of Wpw:.jr«rsay«'' Ja a contest to Roselle Park, 3-2. . First place points were iyi^-4»-tfnTSirCountyt the 'Watch- place* for the United SUteToolf ';Was chalked up. North YeDow Pag© ads like ••, Numerpug infield errors by the T^^CHmejthrough with two ~-.«^. .n "by Lewis in theJMr-IBotri llh- ung Riding and Driving.. _' Clubs,' AssociaUon's OpenCi>en , .championshich p Toe CPU, team of Oanfqnl Hjgh tocgjnJUw quattar mile, Sieg in the 37th -Annmrt -two*dayh6rSe'BhQW tn state tr|«lsi" held at " '" accounted for the .. ) the seventh to clinch the contest. Cranford blasted a total of ten bit* was defeated by the if'-)r, Jim Oswald and Ted-Kent Korsch in* the "shot .Watchung Stables. Summit Club' In Boonton on Monday: I* at the Coloaia O»u«ry~Club MVBUOH laione in the discus, McClen- get underway, on Saturday jwhile Park only had three safeties. BL •••••" •-- ' ' ' Gateay, state public links cham- Outstanding iti the baifters4>ox for by Bahway id a Dme-lwae match. in.the Javelin and Don Rear- and Sunday. The first class on piop, who posted 75-74>148, had Get Pingry Letter* , UHICMI COUNTY and George Jeffries were tied Cranford ware Dick Young and Bob sff«»»M|«Mi«^ playinf first ..tied opening day will start at 9 a. mt.o engage Jn a four-yay playoff Chrid Riesner 1"> to 1*4. fath e :;..\' HOTICE OP bl BEM FOBEObBUBE 1100 51) fir first in the pole vault. rf Walt Sosnowsfei who both went t. : 1 1 1 1 1 : TAX UOf TTTUS and oh Sunday at 9:30 a. m, The < '• '^ '''": •;> ^^V^'wi^'-O' ' - -'-' !••'';'•"'>,'• '"Vj^, • ,-**""rT"' '^fi*" • 'v ' '"•'''• " -' ' ^ Al Awards AssemWy ' - for the lit"thrVo?tne~ 12*qualir for 3 and Robbie Hunter who hit •econd position,'. Joe.. Kulmayer -°^L, /* •»* »o*»*ssri» or caAnroaa. /:Other scorers-for.Crawford were: Union County. Park Commission tying places. •- './. /. Fred Duffy of 1 Sylvester street Tain nollea (hat JVed -Voorhees, fifth in the 100; safely twice out of two trips to the JankedBillSfaaeferStoO, Oivthe , In Ram, have been commanded In iha Suptrlnr Court Of H»+ announced. ; :'•"•/ The Gar wood golfer also-, was received a major letter for track anjr , e been commencedin the Superior Court TOf th* Swnvi,'7 Cham—ty Dlvbion. by Uw Olio*- mt a comalainl on May M. IMS. to /orrrU-e and forever Hal Voorhees. fourth in the 220; taj\>• •:': of the parcel* ofl tandtend jteierlh"dwcrllydi* .•»•--n laid" complaint-' , ftoiji^ plaU.cri^ may li* entered thfrein. " ; . • ^ 'or fourth in the high jump. representatlveafrom Galloping Hill Jimmy Rtcsv the Junior's mound sports awards ware made at^a re- .Any piTt»a Lincoln, second In the 440; Tirrimy ace, - suffered' his fourth defeat rounding ouf the team, was tripped Any pariM «a*if«N| to pratact a rlsht. Ulla. or Inland in thait land or any Dareal Tbcraof. byfedamafaa. •* W cantad >lainU«7. rl«ht U fcreek-e, rnu*» «a ao by paylac <•» amount , • Other teams which scored W" competing in a field of 100 at the : —t asaembly at Pingry SchopL raauiMd to n*$m m aatfctMi WSr. o»u»s tntnasIntrtsil to«o thee i»» attar data «l teapubuiatlo n at thU notic*.'., . . , . . . ' . •» ' •" Schuman, bas a record of three wins '" eth. Presentations were tn tha aMntal &#ond in tho high Lakes and. Rutherford; 7; Fopelteurteur . gogolfU championshicham ip ttodad y at lost to Park previously &-*. ' ,• af rKaanptlan Iw to afaaarn or anawar by any pataoil hkvlnaj Uw rlsht to redMfni or armrcr. raeh paraan •hall be forever rterrad Mai rorxloaed.ot all hit rljht, till* and Intemt and PrHehard, Si by Reese Williams, physical taaaageah of land daacribed fo tha Jqlk»wlp< tax tewefcygj. tUf. < * _ * hdhurdlesl ;A Al Sainpnite, third in higi h Pius (Paasaia) C; East Rutherford the Essex Fells Country Oub, " hurdle* and nfth in the low hurd- 4; St. Marys (Rutherford) ancM 11 A-r Th* final match will consist: of Idfhudor..,. ,•:-.: -'--=• '• '_• •;.:.- •.--'.:. ±: A second 7M-hole qualifier' for WiNtehi Stonger o> ,409- Caamo les; Mike. Ferro, second.; in, lowNewark Tech. 3; Wayne t. ' the Ifational Open is set for Tues- with^Rahway and ••• TAX George Rankin, former Cranford avenue received, a minor letter for HECLOSUHE UST IKX • hurdles; Barry Baxter, fourth in It was-the second straight year day and Wedneaoay at Oakmont, TJWw conlast should de- : * tfay> Sk nr«H«a«n af las aiik 4 High .star, was awarded a vanity :-Jr - tennis, amkRobert Hall of $ Nor- 4b» •itan» ahatfaaaiaMh (a> Uu broad dump and tied with three that Cranford has won tha invita- *a and the final field oi 180wl|l cide the individual honors Ike d*M*BBMen' of earit parcel of land a* ft asaaa-a on UM tan dttpUtate and toth e ceruScaU of tax aale, fimu .Sun- mandie place-was awarded a min- the [ ta* lian. aecruinr aubMWMat tp thbooak and *M«a of reoortfof each certlfleate ij* the oMce of Uw Befjilar of Union Ctemty. «l "the anwunt of taetal > aeriae aal number of each certlHcaU tooQfl QflI I ne»t t ThThursdad y I"flqIn"flq>J uwmcn or letter for bescNlL he tax •ale. tnthidtnf .tulwt. aanaljla* and ee«u. la'aaah caae, tht tt*» amount required to rnteam la each eace.'

•;•• * aadpao af Ida aflke-cer- %-- • la the , Serial of. Ike The aaM M UM . RENT A Namber r*aaty nnMtmg aapeattof aa tke. twmtr ml V Ik* T»> the laad la *e a*eel«4 »r aa'W •paean la the ••eer. vta.1 Vm- eeHMeala lee. Ceaaay Bea> the faraaiaaatf ajreetedlan earjUeal* af las ule at • . feter* O*jhy a* M MVeara •*> •>• *a*| . aaa las daajHeal* of .«** T»wa- aad ....— *hto ef Craafart , u • "ss a. M ^Wov, IB. in Union Av^.s: 60*180 Mary Howl May *7, 1900 |1 Wairat •tWiw 1*15.07 National Security .It.', .'.. Investment Co. ' SPINET t Cedar «t. Jk— • ; May t-. isao 110 A. Moron* , < '.''.,. TOtHJE at ion—."' May 37. ISM • M m Anton Morone - ' . Union A«e.. a-UtxMI .May IT. tk». U 135 M14.1S &Ur»ar^a, Pouhtfy ^:./ Walnut Aye. BOxJOO V May S. MM 833 MIS.87 . May •. WM A. 67 Umda tat Adam* Ave. aOlWx ^ Pauline SobaMn - • ' Junes. 1MI *3> Cranaprd Ave. BOxloloo Ma Z. Duck - .' . Paclfle Ay*. «K7t . •OS June i. IS31 331 uis.M Arthur«. »Vat • ' * , Vow con Mnt ia lovely HormMnif Meeker'^ve. 3txlOS Dw. f. IMS , in f II y Thomaj jSyrne |bt, Oroon for only $35 par montK of 25 Nov. 1J. 1943 MOUTH Meeker Ave. 3terOS ' Uward Wcann GrifMfav «h* Home of oil nwdal oen Av». atjj» June S. 1931 >Jl1 d^_ * kl aj L Mary Matthew , May », ISM ' 'fT .3Sxloa ^ ' Mary A. Haylor, Tnute« Nov. 14. IH4 f. StalO* W. B. McCurdy ] . 13 a**4- i«. it«a Maekar AJy». aSiTloS ~* Thomaa H. WlUon Btpl IS. IMt Moan. Av«. aaxioo • John St. MlhW- pold moy be oppBed lo the than 100 nationally famous household products • MQfUT f twdty of any honw di|h- Moen'tAvf. aaxIM i*pt ii uMa_ . purdias* price. The balance icon be paid over 4 long period w"her nude! More tban ever. Hotpolnt 7 John. L. Vanderbeelc Meeker Ave. Stela* •rOI. 18. IMS of months. ' ! . • •utomadcrJUhw^ing i,qf ^Ugt t9^et «i,so :-Jacob; Jli-Jonee- •-"•• Boyle-Mtdvw\ Crwtfatf Plant every day! ' Nov. IS. 19M las Moan Av«. TSxlia Jaoe* C. WWke r . M sean crnd heard me HammamJ < -i. T, I :.' fat Juae 9. ISSl • ' 1084 cerrtV-a she fad (hat it is you more weirk dun all other kilcheo Manor Ava. StnlSf. ~ ••i.03 iProJaaliaiiiei Wly. Cora. gmmmr*r» *Mne ». IfilV . 1084 rmnieal worid. If you can't come In toon, use IrW coupon. •PPlispsw oombinadf :Manor Awa-tfalaS•-.. •nT7o ProJeclionUt Rlty. Corp. .81 ' ^ Bl 'iUM ». |«t Baltnont Art. 40x100 rWiactlonlal MMy. Corp. ; P1U OUT-ltAR Off AND Ai*f ' • ,-- 4S •". ' 4MM ». t»oi 3M Maaar Atw> MxlM .ProieeUooM Rlty. Cars. MMPM MAO fytt>nH9 CMrallf pn you** luMMpoiMf June ». Ita'l : . Manor Ava. aOxios 3U TSS.IS •3740 3. 4 • . - ProiactkyiUt Rliy. Corp. Orgdn total Clon.. / - , ' X ' , - . ' Maoor Avfr SOxiaa - ~ B. 'HIM t. mi . 351- .'i.^ iuaa I, «UI 34S " T« 01 . a. ,r. CM«hin« .. - Proieciloaist Riy. Corp. . 4M i. a. teto a t May ai, W ' Lewi* Tiiuiiiaeuii * Co., Inc. '"sftV ' .;•. .480 .... MayfT. tMO Lewi* "Thaeanaon A Co.. Inc. 3S6 : ."> SI. . :-, ' 48t ' __ na.u *n ia*e. .Latry Tharnpean 4) Co., Inc. S^ -.J:" •• . - Centennial Ave. 40xM0 v' U4US GRIFFF .._•. PUUUCATtON DATS: June 4, ISM. 0. B«ii«v«nto .„* - CAaU. II. WA -JBfr.' Ai «03 BRO STREET, NEWARK Oaea Wa p^M^Yif^H'^),\ffgi\ii^ 'L -tSz/igw ,'.)M ||||jp§l^!^^^ •.-.•. ' '•'

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ert Rowland, Ctfnton Crane, Les- Horn to_Mr.- and Mrs. Farris S. for the various classes.before Mori-!first, second and irsird phwM and 1MX.it lie Ker, James Oathbut, Kenneth Swackharner, 23.69 feet of lot No. qDegrees day.- . •-•: ;-.-. ;. ' ' • • ..- .... Bendel, Richard. Larsen,, Peter unity 35 .and 26.69 feet of lot No. 36Fo. r Two Local Girfs «tike prizes will -be" awarded, boe Conte. Henry Weber, Robert Thies- Arrangement classes BlflctNo. 453. Map of Crantord Two local students received de- fJ the entrant arttlivthe'- hifhest"\ .j horuses Present meyer, Patricia Sanguilliano, Car- the public is invited to > place." • * • •-.•/'. _' I grees tram Sutquehanfta .Univer- er consultants for each'of these .clas- , number of blu±,. hbbiins in'Jafc....v l |»» Ughlifhted ol PastroiT, Jane Cjeavcf^, Diane Chorus presented its annual rnusi- sity. S«Uasgrav«, Pa., on Saturday, "i Hower. Susan ^Ceepi Judith-M^rc/r Mr. and Mrs. FaffjjiScJSwack- ses lollow: "New Vorker," a^veiv rangement classes ind. one lo the utetiiwi the past week at eale under the direction of James ; m hamer to Mr. and Mrs Roberta, T. Joan Bates of ,11 Dunham avenue ik-al iirunjif ment; Mrs. Carl Muht.- '*-'''.'rant'» itkLtii?; highest Md Cat^cland schools. mann. .-,-.' • ; ' •' •'••' •_ ;•-.- • . • • .- Lenney 'and was accompanied by Hazeldine, property in Hernma receiver) the degree, of Bachelor of Consultants Set Bnug^J.;"wilman'A fJay," t± sinjjlc <>f 'btue ribbon^ in' hofficutruraj School (,' Lois Shaheen, Diane-Kornr. Mra-. Henry Boardmon. Th«. «iti-' avenue., 577.28 • foet from Stone Science |n' MiMic Education. a»r art .'informal luncheonT' MAINTENANCE HEIiPEIt y and the Junior Chorus and the \\;eek lur horticultural and nr-' Scrsefiutes UsUng-oll horticultUT-J BBtOnt AUTOMA' . WASHER CTRV- vocation" by - Fhinz Schubert. Elaine Schroeder. Gail Clauer*, avenue' received the degree oi If you are a little short of cash now but8-Djy, 45-Hoilr week. Some fciuowlediie James' J. Carroll to' Helmut A. l Mis, "George Kaiser;- "Holiday," u al .and arrar.ge^t-nt classes ara ICE. ALL WORK ANTtn. B. inediate cfitxus of Roosevelt David De Longe. Phyllis Board- Bachelor of Arts ir^ Liberal Arts. i:anj!»mi.'i.U classes. .Flower W. rLARTEY. CRanfo~ i ITU. U Have a sood Jot> ano the ability to make of machine shop equlumtnt d'"»i"Hl M$S09tmtrH/£S "Brother James' Air" by Gordon Larsen, lots 10, 11 and 12. block Q..221-F, map of Cran- pliee.. or Mrs. Knorr in CRANPOnD RETRldERATlON VICE wrfit A MEMBER OP THE , room house tkat's available for IMMEDI- Garwood. ^WEstBeld 3-6400./- ; -': " inf HlaPrayer" by H. trairr Sim- flths, Martha Damon, Lob Cavalln. ing her colrefe years in Sigma Al- 6-MM. .- ' ' "• "••.:••• /i ouiotr—UUIT ford place. ! ...". •'•,...',.• _.; rc-s, Gawle'n Club ntrpsreob Pres- Wisdom,", a. miniature arrange- {•Clark,. «;-.•••" ' '-,' ;-.-•• ;.'.-*'•• on IMaidjAre. Kelvlnator. LCold- ATE POSS£SSIONr~3 ^large bedrooms, School apot,Nor*e. B. W. FUrUy. CRANrORO REAL ESTATE BOARD *m, "Somewhere a Child is Sing- Leona Weydemeyer, Lois Hunter, pha-Iota Sorotity,'drarTtatics and byterinw Church frqrn*3J.o 9 p.j»i ment, Mrs..Charle»-.R6lh; "Seven- WALNUT DINING ROOM SET,\ 9 pieces; tile bath, oil steam heat, open fireplace, MAfHlINE SHOP TRAINEES — ~ Builders Corporati6n of Ameri- ' Other rnember> of :he show corn'-j •WlS modern kitchen. Insulation, double garage. ^ind Shift — 10* Premium — 45-Hour _ *elec- ing" by Dyfcema and "Syncopated Jean Schaeffer. Lisa Shapiro, Wil- rriiisical organiiiTtons. She Ls thenext Thnrsriny-- ATrjj-_-W<>slpy, 'N. s-ptac« kitchen set: mahogany - office ti^en," »u anungvment/or -comijo- mhtee arje:..-' Mr>. ' Harry M| RdoseVelt Sehook area>«*..... Week. No experience necessary. I117 ._ -_ , 8p TO Thee," liam Persons. Joyce Hitchcox and ca tb Mr. and Mrs^.Gary Si. _^oiy- ^raWhtfr^of Mr. and Mrs. Harold swivel chair. Reasonable... 011 West CARPENTCR and CONTRACTOR. All ternal and External grindlna portions Clock", by Leroy Anderson. "Men of the 'rhib'. sition suggtstmg a popular *onj;. Elm Street. Linden. Linden 3-33TO. 6-4 BKROOM DUPLEX. convenlerit''to center ANOTHER MULTIPLE'LISTING, netix, property. in Walnut avenueir Kroughtoii. "Mrs. Wal:er H. Cri^T ' kind* of alterations, porches, etc. iJJd- open. Excellent Working Condllioi'S. *S!eepy-T1ine;~ "Prayer from of the Air" was offered by Peter Nancy Schmidt. , 0. Bates. '' • •" w •*«<; ' Mrs. Uoiuild O. Eiilhuer, show' Mrs.',,'Charles^ Zawulich; "'Hijjli- wlg Selbert, 3M Lincoln Drive, Kenll- olNflwn. gas beat, annual cost. ~OT0. '. - • • ..'••• ••«•-"••1 . Proitressivc Finn in Garwood. : 250 feet from Chester Ling place. icy, Mr?, Martiin F, Norr, Mr<. BOXER PUPPIES^ AKC registered, pedl- "OPflssATION ATTRACnVE" ' Hansel and Gwtel," "Wandtrlnf." French, Gary Dorian, Carl Har- Regular asembly procedure was iss Von Lynifthas been active" in _ greed. whtte^* nurklncs reaaonable. worthi ClUnford «-0SM. . TaxeVSjl70. Only tlOMO. '-.'•. : : J and Mrs.' .Walter-\«'»" lights for/Childrcn.J" a coh)|)"(>ii- 3 year old colonial.with excectional closet . -; .._WE*»ficw— " ~ ^:d -God IUBM OUT Native Land." followed with the Bible reading by Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Vetere to •Paul '-A.. Rich|er. Mrs.- J. Donuld Infleld &-30SI. ' space. 4. spacious bedrooms, tile bath., baugh, .John Horakh, Richard Mo /ttpfuv Delta Pi Sorority, Women's Knorr, assistant chairman, are. ti(jn . suKgestingv the Sunny Acres FORMICA. MICARTA. and TXXTOUTE ITNEST RESIDENTIAL NKIOHBOR- MACHINE SHOP TRAINEES'— • ., Mrs. J. C. Munday who accom- David Orth: The flag bearers were IS^vcrcool and Mrs- Err.il \ FULLER BRUSHES - DARGKTT and HOOD. larfct Uvlng room, nreplace. delightful tile science kitchen with serv- Fadden. «nd ElUs Hester.*- . Mr. and Mrs. • Lawrence J.. Cuzzo, Student Council Biemic Society consulttiiits. for' all''h'ort|t'ulturjil; Children':! pariide..ope;> to cbildrcn counter top teplaeementa.' IMInton-Bllt ing bar. extra dfnlng space plus real dining , S-D4>. ••ii-Htftre. Wcek7 No experience tmenvar ' ^RAatSDELLdrbuntante cosmetic*. Call ,, Cabinet .Co.. MM North Avsi.. Garwood, dining room and kltefien. open, side liecussary. ; Internal and External the' school's Intermediate Malcolm „ Hay ward,; • and George southern 30_feet of lot No. 10 andand athletics. She is the daugh- classes.' .'• ';'•' ' s»' . or write William Pawllrk. 330 Stoufih- porch screened In, extra lavatory on first floor lavatory. 3 picture Members of the Intermediate l2-.yca.rs of age, Mrs. Philo. WEltAeld 3-BOM. ' ' .••••"•j_l.._.:\.. •...'.. 1st Boor. 3 bedrobma'and ball " " grinding positions open. Exccllunt button aotr MI the previous week, ac- Warner: Parents -and ' children northerly 30 feet of. lot No. 11, maple, r of .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vmi / Avc ., CRanford 6-3o99. . . tf Working. Conditions. -Progrwisive Firm- Chorus were: Marcia Achilles, Alljun tifultunil speeimcirsmust COMPLEXE LANDSCAPE SVKVICE " floor, all large rooms/iarge attic 'space. ANOTHER MULTIPLE LISTING joined in singing "America, tnt of Unami-Park .View. . yillbbons .will be awarded for Read th* Classified Ads. REPR1GERATOR. 1990 Craaley .Shelva- : in Garwood. ' I the Junior Chorus. Virginia Boardman, Kenneth Bor- Lynn.' .-'.-'. • '. • -;• ' ' . '.' ' .• . be tjiwv.iiL.by the exhibitoj-, and an . Landaeape Planllnga \ - Lot .61x130. charming ^garden, 1-car " . WFjitfteld 2-tUOO .» i . * \ .g . , s«wss»issi ass-asm •»»"-• Beautiful:*: '" dor. model DB7. excellent condition. »7S. ' LWwns — treea — SJiruba \ detached garage, steam beat, oil burn- TOO LARGE FOR TWO K The Bible reader: was Madeleine up, Richard Blddle, Barbara Cod- Mr., and Mrs. Lawrehce - J. Cuoz- exhibitor will b'd pi>rmittc JaaMsfaW M%MM» ._•? RIB M» aaMMnati OMW Kathie one entry in each class. Horticul- " Traca Trimmed and* Remomd v- 4 bedrooms Including a 3rd floor dormi- ^MACHINIST, * dington, Frank Cunningham, Ed- zo tb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vetere, Accepl* Position _ S BJC /•• * INCH_COLUMBlX B Call WEstUeld J-«H0 or WEstfsU t-MTO * CHARLES ,M. YEAKEL tory room where your boy can'be. king. . TURRET LATllf. OPEHATOIK Joan Cahott. Flag ward Ccerwinski, Stephen Dexter, foregoing, property..:'.•''.. ' ."^ ..-.. tural exhibits will b.e receiypd.be- cood ninnlnc condition. CRanfo Top wage>< modern xhop. .-.'next 41ML . JIM LOVELAND U 8 North Ave. W. CRanford I room' that yoar^wtte will be; proud to ing cdndition, frinifc . beneljuii A few Cary Dorian. Patricia Downing; . SufBurban Trust' Company, - etc., 405""Elm street has-'acceptcd a po-- KNOW YOUR AMERICA SPINET PIANO." Hat (op oesk. 3-plece . ..Second Floor entertain In. 79x100 lot with beautiful openings foir-.' beginners rtwnlly^ ills- Erjdmann.' Thoshose in the Judith Ferris, Elaine TerwilUgar. Real Estate toJCarl W. Spader,'-lots 3 to 12, lots/ Thur&kiy. w.Hiid must be\ removed charged from Arnicd Khrro*. sitioh With" Studebaker Parts in m lawn set., ratuh »et.' sewing '.machine, T. V. SERVICE evergreens, spruces, monthly blooming • »v*r» 808 801* aordWMe Jettrey farrell Pet- , The following deeds have been .between & and 10 p>7 ' the same A C •hrubs. rock garden. The. kind of * plot WADELL EQUIPMENT CO. Also, Joyce Flartey, Peter fd, 24, 31. 32. 36, 37 and lots 4f |o RoseUe. Miss Velbihgcr recently rocker, maple chest, crib, high chair. MITKS. SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYS. ETC abft -J-I.-^ B^ -—B a§Aa»laW ^^ ^dagWat day.'"v. . - _ ' - " :/• -"V i - rch TWO^rAMILY JTOR kitchen for inhifiht mcoU. ilaV*-only. . -AMERICAN AEKOVAP. Inc., zo to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Con- .._- _ „ ... »-•:—-x — lanij. Charles Baaatai, Delia Man- Richard.'-fteFaddeii.. Mary, Jane . uny- to Mr., and Mrs. Carl F. Jam tk Furnished Rooms SEATS^-Cane.' rush, rattan. Wors* called on ot dining room, modern kitchen HARD-TO-PLEASE PEOPLE - All benefit*, unusual opportunity. -Hot D"L1 . ONIY way, property in Retford avenue, «S KSJ. VUi Stoat*. fnr and .delivered. PLalnfleld 6-9370; with breakfast nook.. Pine panel irom 9 and 0 room apartments, both" available. Shoppe, Newark Airport.' MAikoi Patricia Ferreira, Bonnie McGovney, Carol Michaels, Holly •Schauer, property in ftlo'hawk ""'1 347 Jefferson Ave., North PlainAeld, in basement,. oil steam heat.. Three 3-4870. , '..-.''. 6"i 1 259 feet from Lexington avenue. . ;••,;•• For Rent Separate furnaces, spacious rooms, excep- . llari Monteaecourt— MiUus. Carol O'Nells^-Kristina _driYfi»_Ufl5: feet Jrom—Lexingtotv • N. J. • ' . . . . ' bedroom*, tile bath, full attic. At- tionally attractive and lnstriple A condi- -Builders Corporation of America '; DUnODA WBtOOW SHADES, up to 31FURNISHED ROOM, near transportation. tached garage. SiajOO. , tion. Only an Interior inspection will YOUNG MAN; high-school ^uident prv- r Also, Bonnie Schaefer, Jerry Press, Jttdith Prestofi, Holly Rath- avenue, if extended. ' . v WEATHBH-CONDITION Your Windows. ..with \ Gentleman preferred. CRanford 6-0573 show you the result-oi the luany many . ferred, work' in DruB Stftft. Driver.» to Mr. and -Mrs. Wilton Schloff, . MM. OB your roller.. U» Same DaDy LANDSCAPING > Abo cvccllcnt for uic i-f nntkM txMtaat jpreighton. William Wiseman, Don- je, David Skaggs, Joan Wahl and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mi Van ~ 9 p: m. tf JOHM W. HEMS aV SON hours owners have spent In making this license. Schcr DruS Store.. 10J Walnut I ah AtaLLnb Hardware. IS* Lawns - Shrubbery - Treea ' - Topaoil need it at ihotets or otner lodging- — - property in Walnut avenue, 606.31 Aw. Grading - Rototilllng -Trenching for 17 North Ave.. t> CR (mm a real show place. • -X.. Avenue. -. '• • ' • '' '• ... ald Mac&ay, Chartes Krippendorf, Jamie Waterhouse. >Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Farris S. ROOMS FOR' RENT by day or week. pipeline* and drain tile. - ' ' CBf aM ANOTHER. MULTIPLE USTINOV ' -feet—frpm^Rnritan-rnafi,—if—y^.. W00DC0 WIN P- Q- HO B E Htt Cisasati, Taan lashd C^ The spring wiatit ut Ule Jmi-SwId ,3-7764 fuU'sited dining room; five other spacious avenue. . Lesrss. l«a North COMFORTABLY ' FURNISHED ROOM. In' atm ol Westfleld's finest sections — Christine Greene, Carol was presented under the -direction, AWSK. CBanford If rooms. 3 bedrooms, steam heat.. 90x300 buztneat man only; near all transporter CARPENTER : — CONTRACTOR English' Tudor- house on lot BSxlSO. lot Six years old and .only 911 .SbO in Tepnc Diane -Heartei, JBarbaxa of Channing Coppage. The pro- Mr. and Mrs. Richard, M, Van lion. 1M» North Ave., East. CRanford Living room 16x2S with fireplace, dining price. Cloaa Jo town location. Wanted -Female Get .Service Buttons Repair*, porch enclosure*, cablliet work, VogeL Bfarilyn Zesch. Eileen Krai. fran consisted of 'Thanks Be to RMCtiAK HfjMM to stoefc. II to M screen*, Karaites, caulking.'. termiU room 13x14; den 10x13. tiled kitchen ANOTHER MULTIPLE LISTING fur local Kiddie** "Shop, full + Paw* for Itself BMJMS. custom ajuattty stock bliastt. aU work, rooilng. block ceilings, attic In- with dining nook—and floor. 3 bedrooms pay,- advancement,e, * .State Kathie Wiese, Sally Sorenson, Ger- ThV by Handel,' "Sleepy-Time" At fe»sa Standard Oil •4-tocbas Ion*. SXSS; aa» Jcacnft ami FURNISHED ROOM tor tHwi|irg,a OAUSAIJB, —NALMize umn — sulation, interlocking metal .weather 708. care Cit- aidine Leonhaidt, Carol Kluben- by West,. "Prayer" from . Hansel C W.'.|b«a«maa custom blinds. 4Sc sq. private home, breakfast ifoeslred. BOK •tripping. ••:•. ..•- ... xV _-^3rd. floor, storage — 3-car garage, that .Louisiana is so" far away that owner izen and' Chrohicte. SHEHIrT'8 SALE^,— Union County Three Cranford residents re- Upbotttrry Shew: 1*M0 7O». care Cttieen and C\ ' ' - OEOROE It NOBES - excellent condition, S33JO0. cannot commute. Otherwise, you would spies. Diane Ldand, Lynn Ashwell, and Gretel by Hurhpcrdinck, Court. Builders- General Supply Com-. ceiyed long service buttons at the E-AS-Y to STORE if never buy this choice home in a pres- SOCIAL WORKER for small, progressive pany, a New Jersey corporation. Plaintiff, ->.'•• 6 Adama Avc.; Crantowi tJeredith Fhitpot. Jill Donnelly. Wandering" by Schubert, and EXTRA:VLAROE^ROOIir'for-~two yj - - CRanford m4 Ready for Immediate occirpaniy! Floors tige locatioit-for the reduced^ price jif family agency. blTeri/W multiple-scrv- v«- Loius yillareale. Builder and Marie Esso Standard Oil Company, Lin- reflnlshed and outside Just painted. S18JO0. Tile kitchen. Ule bath with stall iccT<^Op«Hrne~StHHneDec.—Ir^Qnalilten- EA-S-Y to HANG ABLS PADS. 3-»r. ~*tta._JQaJOL_jnS Bomen,, desk, easy chain, bookcases, . EXECUTION—By virtu* of the above- Ckotbt of bCMtlful aim m* >%U-- etc. North si3e7/Xlsht bresklast* If TRUCK CRANE and T.D.-9 Bulldozer . ..Living room w.ih fireplace, dining room shower, open- fireplace.. oil steam beat, tions: prciec graduate accrcditied F desired. Teachen preferred^ Congen- and sun room; modern1 kitchen with double garage. U acre plot with 99 ft. KhooL Apply Box 700, care Cithcn Box of Stationery Carol Bowlini, Kathie Fritz, Joan stated writof execution to me directed I their service with the co.rn.pany."- to REMOVE aaHMlNaJvcn. AOMUI-LEWI*. 1M N. Jo- for hire. S. W. Oliver,. Inc., CRanfonl Mueller. Miss Diane Gottko ac- shall, expose for sale by public vendue, ton A«iL CBanford *-«NS. . ' ial atmosphere/Phone RAhway 7-79*3. 6-31W and Unden 2-705*. U dining area. 2nd floor three bedrooms frontage. " ' . - and Chronicle. . .. Cahott. and Waverly Warner. References required. x U and tile bath. Anlshed attic, oil heat, ANOTHER MULTIPLE LISTING companied fhe choir at the piano. In, the Court House, in the Qity of Ellia- Francis M. Ross of 13 Keith Jef- Storm Sash one car garage. Westfield. *16J0Q. '-; CQMPANION-HOUSEKEKPEK • to live in WITH PURCHASES j^F^ - Roosevelt Junior .Chorus mem- fries avenue received a 30-year PAINTS, full 11K of In- ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING—llouse- , ITS CONVENIENT with charming lady in small house, eall WEDN1SOAY, THE 1TTH DAY OF -=- AII-Alomlnuf^Spretn* — exterior. Patntrn' dtocount SINGLE ROOM, double bed. very com- wbing. Jobbing, fluorescent fixtures, The , Roosevelt Intermediate JUNE A. D.. 1B53. button. Mr. Ross is employed in Protect.your home, business, car and income fbrtable/Convenient. CRanford A-SMI. Want to be able to walk to town? 18 year to all trams, and achoob. Well built home. CRanford 6-6823. \ bers are Charles Goodfellow, Rob- repairs and• , plugs Installed. Oeorgo old house In Trinity Church area, three stuoco with, wood trim, very low upkeep, at two o'clock In the afternoon of said the oil movement and storage de- r«mevid from IWMMOl Ranguillano, 12 "Myrtle SwaeL Tel: Mdrooai*. Ttreptoce. oU heat 3 carcellar as clean as most upstairs floors. CLERK-TYPIST < $1.00 pr Over, Today, FriiayuJ day. . . ' . ;•. see us for the Insurance to do the job! Even CRanford «-M9a. \ :, VICINITY OF U^ION . AU the following lots, tracts or parcel* partment at the Bayonne Refinery. OUMMO . CBan- garaga_on lot 50x120. . - Quiet. residential street. Large looms. , sJrofl>(rr«* v*nt Brick fireplace, hardwood' floors, extra Work within minutes.of your home with of land and premises situate, lying and. Mrs. Veronica A." Koste of 21 if you already have Insurance, you might do well • MASON CONTRACTORS A lot"o7Tivlni at a modest price! Side hall. large windows. OH heat. Grounds- well a growing transportation company. being in the Township of Cranford, Coun- Piano Tuning Sidewalk*. Flagstone Work. Garage Bulld- Uvlng roonr: wltb fireplace and sun permanent position. Anply Eastern. Mo- ty of Union and .State of New Jersey, Oraton drive «and Mrs. Gencviqve M; (klcboutli. table antk|tJ«. cur- shrubbed. ' more particularly described as follows: to let us review it, to see if jt is giving you the, *, p^nUno. Pftdayand Sttuntajr COUPLET* PIANO SERVICE — piano Ing.Jlrick Work. Cellar Watar-Aceoflng; room, full dining room Ax kitchen. 2nd ANOTHER MULTIPLE LISTING tor Dispatch. Route 22. opposite Flag V. Farrell.of 615 Brookside place m tunlnc. repalrtnc raunidaHng and nl- Free estimate*. ' SCBWARZ> CRanf ord floor three -bedrooms, one 'with good Ship. Union. . _ » '•''... BEING known as' Lot JO. Block 3S5-B ' after X S3 Cnnfanl "XVr; CRMA ' inadJo*. AU modem (oathoda. Saato 6-MO5. • • • .' '\ . U site dressing plcove And tile bath, one YOUR SEARCH IS OVER Come in andJiee €*ur many {: on the Cranford Tax Assessment Map. received" 10-year buttons at the proper protection. -• - ,*7" cardetached garage, wooded back yard, Hare ts, that born* i6Jth -three bedrooms FILING CLERK, also BILLING CLERK, which lot is located at the intersection Bayffay Refinery. Mrs. Koste is PLUalBINO ani HEATDfO. Sewer* both with,typing experience.; also sten- of the northwest side of Keith Jeffries TELEVISION. rWntflrr. of twin bad site. Tiled bath and kitchen, employed in. the service depart- electric vtclrola With records, fseason- cleaned with #1001110 sewer machine. oil steam heat, attached garage. .Roose- ographer or typist with dictaphone ex- '~ outstanding values for Avenue and the southwest side of Fair- f abb. WEstfleld 3-M3S-J.\ / «-I8 RELIABLE PIANO TUNING and repair- Guaranteed. MwaM Q. Ledden * Son. THE MODEL HOUSE on Brookdale velt School area. Asking 816.000. . - perience. Experience In keeping cor- field Street. . - ment while Mrs. Farrell is em- rTcL BOaaUt 4-1307 and CRanford porate records' helpful. Garwood Firm, • BEINQ known and-designated as Lot THIS WEEK'S ANSWKKS ON FOLLOWING >AGK v /< - ^ng by recognised experts. • Cranford Road has been sold, but we'll stUl snow ANOTHER MULTIPLE USTtNO 30 as laid.down, designated and dls-ployed In the employee relations jvma ROOM SET wtu« »iip < era. S3S: Piano Oo^ Tuners and Rebulloen, it for custom building. , WEstfleld 3-3337. - tingulshed/Sm "Map of Homecraft Park," department. ..' • ' baby carrtao. t*: 3 • North Avc . Bast. Call CRanford H. P. REYNOLDS. Rotary *pccl«U*t Oil ,, CUT« — COMPACT— COMPLETE Cr ord\ Days,/ • < • which mip-ts on file- In the Union County a-OTtt. ' • . M burner atcviea on all. type*. Vacuum SHAHEEN AGENCY. REALTORS ••room bungalow, excellent condition, oil Register's Office as Map No, 310-E. - PICIAL SALS vtolru. 3- steam heat, double garage,.permanent Inch pel*. MJS. ide variety, cleaning oil or coal furnace*.' Con- ' 19 North Ave.. E.. CRanford 8-IMW Help Wanted • •BUNG the same premises conveyed to version work. T*L CRanford S-3139, tf driveway. 90x300 lot 813.690.' New Ba 1 Hamilton ye.. CKanlord Mrs. Evelyn-Wada'- CRanford ••loftS - ANOTHER-MULTIPLE-LlSnNd—— / • NOTICE OF INTENTION ' HEDENBERG-MA^BEAN eale and Marie VllUreale, his wife.' dated V YOU PLAN TO BUILD, repair or make Mr*. H. T. Rearwln CRaniord 6^4480 . Take notice thai HAROLD *SCHE1N, RAL SUPPLY CO. -On* mlsty'maisly morning- '' alterations, call T. JOHNBEN. 409 Cen- Mr*.. Ann Cooper . CRanford S-M40 Robert WI Obxm __.-.: CR 6-3048 THE KENILWORTH BOARD OF EDUCA- COTTON DRESSES March 13. 1M3 and recorded March' Vf. 1 IKTAt COT,-|t; lack. S3: JcMehra When cloudy was the weather TION requests applications for the po- 1*53 in' Book 2036 of Deeds for Union trading a* COMMUTERS TAP ROOM, has faal^Avenue. CRaniord t WttM. tf Mr. Robert CNtlyatt .CRanfoid 8-3581 Elmer H. Smith — CR 6-6794 County Pages Vt-tui. pplled toth« ownship ititt* ^Ic^a And made tt look much better' _ __ _ no_Scnopj_i^uiiioaiair SUNG known as 40 Keith Jeffries Ave- the-Townshlli""of\Crariford.\drflnfor . N. J. for a •oonwo AND SIOINO arid,one part-time Matron. , Applicants Plenary- Retail ConsumpUon-lloewae-for Wttt ttotlT But what to do with the oM .things tanford,^N«W^ersevr—^ GUTTERS at XEAOERS l % premises situated at- 112 South Avenue. U1*KN HUUBSF .— jUfcjfc i — SUNDAY Educalton on June ' 24. lB33.nl tnu «CMrr-nttrmejpsrt-*nnrrax-oi —170-Lacust-Dtive-fronva to-S-o^eteek—- 444 Cbastaut StrVet. RoseUe" -Harding-"Schoot-Boulcvordrrat~8»>.~M.; restrictions^ of" record-and-to^ taxes and East, Cranford. N.r J. CHARMING HOME. 2 years, old. 4 -large Dftails-conarirjuing the-positlons-mliy-bc. ' due snd owlng-t» the Tovwt Objactloni. If—anw-should—bev-Jnadt So I thought of another deposit rooms and-bath lit floor, large -bad- obtalned. M th* ofHee of -the Superin- Beautiful ship of CMmford. Immediately In writing to• J. Walter Ttuawaa UM JuaaMa r' ' ' ' room and floor, attached garage. , There Is QUO approximately S571.U with Coffee. Clerk of the T6wruhtp of Cran- GUT SHOP aHUMO CRANFORD — REDUCED TO S13J0O tendent. Harding School. ', 6-11 Interest from May 8. 1SS3 and costs. ford. N. J. M South A»«^ t«. Col Ijuae t-room hoaw. science kitchen. 1st SHORTY NIGHTGOWNS ^Si aaal Wednaadaya, call CRanfonl fM«3. RICHARDS - SWACKHAMXR . ' , ALXX' CAMPBELL. ShfruT. e, •-, -v; --.. floor lavatory. We bath, oil steam heat, •'•' -•• '.• •'•••• otolU. 1 Walnut CRaniont «*3474 • - •>• 4-Alden 'Street- " ' T^f'''.. • CHARLES J, STEVENS. Atty. > HAROtD SCHEHN ' Holly 3-car garage...... • - • •' — ,_.. EDJ tcCClit CL-2flT-C(3l Fees 28.88 T.V. ANTENNAS INSTALLED, wark CR 8-11M — CR S-S8M — CR (NM7« Auto$ for Sale 131 Sprint Garden Street Wanted To Buy - Cranford, N. J. ' S-l HOWOt, fifnwoin. . good condi- guararrteed, reasonable rate*. Com- r '•'•'•'• • - .. X • X OUS COHEN. Broker.—.'. - - DESOTO. 1933 powcrmaster, «. 4 door ' 7 •••••" "n CRanf ord «-«tT*. BUY USED CARS. WErto»ld,3^t» plete new T.V. antenna $34. Call CRan- Real-Estate and Insurance)'' • sedan, forest green, power steering. 'I. clusim in tord « aaal after 6 p. m. \ 4->W 439 JjOrchard, SkJ. CBanford 6-2115 R A.-H, white Wall tires, tinted lt inUOIDAlREV x Must sacrifice. CRanford 6-3780. china, uaari only 3 monlha. «1ML CRan. JALOUSIE porch enclnsurea "JUidman"; OVMS A REAL CHARMER FOR SfSJOO. With J, J room bungalow, oil Wat. . aajt unaT^revoN^yra. ptatasa. ate. Add that 'extra room now. Mlnton-BIrt a living, room that's really -out' of thta 1941 PLYMOUTH. 4-door sedan., excel- 1 Cabinet Co. 3N North Avenue. Gar* .attic * and "basement, g»^»f. lot lent condition, new paint Job, 8273. rooormAMK Military or aportma anna. WUI.caU at world," A_ccnter haU with :a bandy , 904 Centennial Ave.. CRanford yoy u leaeaTVidlr Ueenaajl. Un- wood. WEstfleld 3-8080. CRanford closet, stair carpeting and papered with CRanford 6-600. '^ . MBS. S. McGUDtE. riwp. *taa* 6-1303T\ ; ' •In nun'i tan sftai 3 B»« ^~^—v u-ao. -8a . Ideal, where there are children'eta s flnger- 19M CHEVROLET,DELUDE. 4 door, 21.- BOOKS . WANTED, phone for tJetaUs. FOL-DOOR '•HoJcomb & Hoke" (pace . prints to wasn pif.-Tull dtnlnsj room all 000 miles by ownifr.- Condition perlcctr NORTH CRANFORD ' saving folding door*. Mlnton-Bilt. 299 1 • CRanford 6-0324,^ ' , V AIRPURNACC comnlete. »S0. 4pS P. M.' Bookshop. .330 Park A^anue, newly decorated. 3 bedrooms- with; Summer Rentals ~ • PLalneld 4-M00. ' . . ••' U North Ave.. Garwood.' WEstfleld Lan*. Kaalhawthi CRanibnl : CRanfonl 6-O33S. _». . .., j^, . plenty of closets and a lovely modern ADIRONDACK CAMP—-Orr" Beautiful 1946. CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. FlccUlnc. "bath, oil steam heat, corner lot nicyly ...V. CHILD'S SLIDE. In good conlltian. Fourth Late. Ideal spot, all conven- fully equipped, car and - tires In gocxi shrubbed' and only a few blocks from ience*. Private Dock. Week, month or condition. CRanford 6-6716 after 6 p.m. • pouumv BATTERY. 'Atn CRanford. CaM ' PLASTERING, cement and Roosevelt School. - ... : '-..', . "ck heated »taHln« son repairs.-. Call alter S : season. Contact GeoVW. Rogers, 210 Orange Ave., Cranford, tf. J. CR'6-0491. unit Alao. 3 In. hexagonal poultry net- raRTABLE TYPEWRITER, good "con- ford 8-69J1. A pleasant' house at a^ pleasant price. 6 ttaa, 4 It, x 130 ft. and 5 « * 35 ft. dition. CRanfonl «-MM. ' :..-.,•. ' \•;.-••••« Trial tS& Call («anf ord rooms recently decorated. .-Venetian ..KHUSROIBBV WATCH, CLOCK and /JEWELRY blind* on the first floor, dining room Wanted To Rent .'• .• . REPAIRS / . -BELMAR.' new 3-ruom apartment. Ocean lOW-BCAUTIFUL GAROfSs A I AIUNC DDfOHV. esecllru condition. 11x13 with an attractive.corner cup- vWw, V, block from beach\ season. FUKNISHXD APARTMENT, no pets, no Faster. Better and at taker cost. All -children. Coll Mm. Gaynor, Winflcld „• (art lon«. «• Inch beam, complete Musical instruction watches electronically /limed on our board that opens Into a Yiesk. Handy JViM Surf Ave.. Belmar 8-37UKM or Wtth'aiU. mart, cenlei board, rudder kitchen with built In seats and' a table' CRanford 6-8594. '\S-18 Scott Hotel, ELIubcth 3-1000 or CRan- «ad.oan. Call WbUM J-17IVM. PIANO—GUITAR—ACCORDION ' watchmaster. We do ojhr own repairs. where the family ,e«n eat. Steam heat, ford 6-9113. ' • ' , PH»at« leasoos at your bama or tt sxtr ^ THE TICKER SHOP. .; garage., and, a large screened porchj ' MICHIGAN PEFA .1 IDOC-DVED SQUIRRKt. JACKET CAPE, stadia. . PUy sonfs In a law lessons. Now (orated at — ' .' / ' . "" ' " THREE or FOUR-RObM fuinlshvd npjrt- perfect condition. .*orn III'UIM Wit a* * * • * ^a*a_ • . , sbst^ • 7 South Av.. -E Cranford. N. J. Ve'nnnlppy& have ONE Or THE FEW tltanted - Femai*!V merit. Mnn. wife and onu-ycar-old Nature's Finest Soil BU:\T,- aim 13 to 16. Price S100. Call Joan. .Munesj Uuit- you-can-move-rlght Into. )thild_CalLCArtexet 1.1141. Ext. 324V - CRfd M UUm 6 rooms with- extra space added by HAhsysar^^—— Nursing Service :X-: sun rooms on the Arst and .second COUPLE DESIRES 3 or*-4 rooms, no chil- dren, heat and hot water. Phone CRan- « M» «nr RETRIGEKATOir. a cw- ft, CRANFORD V. N. A. for General Nun- - floors. Anew American Radiator oil fur- wishes'Ironing to do at borne. sing. Visit*. Hypodermic.. Maternal and nace, that only cost $170 a year'for heat 8-1688- , ford 6-1947. - ,. Bth •Wrtknt rendition. Safe OUnfonl -1 Painting- Infant- Care, Health Education. • The and-hot water. Taxes (SIO, storms. VbUtlng Nurse Cm, Help You. Nominal .screens and Venetian blinds. 1 carHIGH SCHOOL STUDENT wishes baby w NTIQUR SOFA, Eniptre period. CRaa- t. A. CR Fee. Tel,1 CRanford 8-0797. or consult garagfe and permanent drive.. WeaUy. 'sitting. References. CRanford 6-3582. Dressmaking and . Telephone Directory,- Sat. A. M-, 8:30 It's a.home that you will enjoy seelng- ••••••.•'• • ' - ' • '• . e-ia 1 WO H TOM CBOfOKT AW-CONDrnoM Alterations NfTSCHKE * BLUNCK — Pateten and Mnr, Lois Brooks , ..... Mrs. Mildred payles .. : ~™ ^* ^^i Work Wanted -Male LADIES SUITS' and DRESSES nude to Dt 47 Nortk nth Street. Mrs. Dorothy Rathjt ' order; also alterations. Mrs. Hanerrf Trucking - Hauling LAWN CUTTING • CRanford: 6-3432. ' 'ti SOU*; lajpt toad. «3S.. aWaoM by _BaaJ.aMata___ Kenilworth Lawn Service CRanford «f-18*l 6-4 _. • ton: •ravaera l (US a ton;•ITafENZEL —. Interior, exterior pahtt- ; Centenrjlal Avenue ALTERATIONS and DRESSMAKING bv riliJidu^- .tar..,.tbe. idasl.. U. Manss. S3S. tpSa^dPWertiaaKlnc, Irtlmateacheer. MAN wants: work. Watchman store; Ught •J- :«ppointhieht •• only.^ Mm.,: Pujai.: CHiri- •asar* tony ; given. Phone CRanford • «iI34S: ford 6-4896. ' 5-31 Slolks. Can • yiTBuiWaer '. work., good - education and • business' •1 Elixabetb Avenue. Cranford. tf training. . Box 707. care Citizen and I" Chronicle. . MICHAEL M. BAR1CH. Expert exterior ^ Floor Service painting. AU work guaranteed. CHan- TUTORING—High School and College 100 Ib. Bag *4.49 ford «-M73. " . . tf subjects. Carolus T, Clark. B.A. ,. T«L OUnJord LL.R. Ed. M.. 338 MounUin, Ave.. r WILLIAM ROESEL. Interior and. Ex- WesuVId. Call WEttfleld 3-3741-W. tf WILBUR COON rennishlng of old doors a specialty. l"ol- ...DOocherof|pBO ii? % terior Painting. Skilled mechanics. tshlng. also waxing. Kstlin.itog cheer- 50 U.. Bag *2.49 Personal supervision. MS Columbia SHOES fully given. Phone CRanford 6-1345. 61 this price nuige hat then. UatTAND sWOB, tass4.aU cleaned. Avenue. Cranford. Call CRanfonl Elizabeth Avenue. Cranford. • tl — - ».-• sjss»*aaBss. -t, • a. ,'^_w — asutsl ••»»«- . tf carps*, threw rues, new UOVTNG "• "".. :' Rentals . • • v.' •"'•'•. -••' • factor? sccmMfejnu*- LINDEN DSCORATINO' CO. Painting - Movars of Furniture and Applianoaa CASINO. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. avaUable - -;; WOMEN WTO • and, decorating;, estebUshed Hit. Call . IsUmatea on Request for binauets. weddings, receptions, Unden 3-33M. . . , \ . tf •3 rooms 837.80 dances, organisation meetings. Attract- EVEREADY iAWN SEED 4 rooms 839.00 - rsrauog FEET TWO or THREE-BEbKOoiT (urnhhed ively decorated. . Kitchen facilities. • '. ;, ' ^(., • ' OEBMINATES KATtOLX ...'•'. PAINTING" and PAPERHANOING. Bei- 8 rooms 843.S* ' . ' Bowling alley rental. Telephone CRan- house or apartment for funiily. .•Jupe bert. «4S Coolidge Drive, Kenilworth. 1' tt ' ' ford 6-8381 or CRanford 6-9701. tf 15. to Sept 15. Call .Carterct 1-4141, CRantord «-3«S4. . U TAII loads insured. — ANDREW dlSANTI Ext 334. ' , V .•'••.,'. 45c lb. 10lbs. SAVE RELIABLE TRUCKINO CO. CRanford 8-1984 rafrtsatd SclsMl «f CoM8ts ; . Lost ••> :, • Clocks Repaired t*i CENTKNNIAX AVB. In ArltoBa. PARAKEET, light bluu, . lokt. May 3U. CLOCKS — AU Kinds — Spring and Apartments Wanted GBANVOBD cleaned, repaired, put, In order. hpliisc pet. Rewatd. .CRanford 6-2tMttl. RYE GRASS SEED ~ ' ' CKaaford a-tXtT. APARTMENT — Prrvala. 9 raom* waar center, Cranford. One woman.-raason ' CONTROL QRCBS IN LAWNS w CABBY ab* rent. CRanford 8-4887. Curtains WANTED. — Apartment for 3 adults. 3 Trees Takei DOWB S^IOE CHLORDAlSiE - DDT^ LEAD iENATE BUG CLEANING CURTAINS LAUNDERED'at borne. Call bedroonuu Call KE 3-8647 after 8 tf o'clock. ' ' ' 8-39' Business Opportunity Real Estate Wanted While You Wait or Shop WHAT ALERT ORGANIZATION wants CHILD HEALTH! WANTED TO BUY by private party. 2- to make »ian quickly anoVewMtyTTT fanilly house.. Immediate' occupancy PACKED IN SCALED BAGS — 1H UaV _. See Doille Colesr-U West Holly St. necessary. Phone CRanford o-IM?. Cranford. • . • i ~ BO0T $1 Sd Delivered ^- Picked Up @ $| Fimptnt wou

'•:'•- •; •. \ ,•-.•• A.V.BQYD DWln AMERICAN "'ft',. • \ lWalnrtAvMM • HAVE EETOTINBD FKOM K TOWN8HH*. Shoe Repair Shop ' S:..' — BRlOlTETS for Extra Mooey? THK ABMED SERVICE AND t C-Ull • <' -' MfMCn 8L, Cfranfsx. OUTDOOR GRILLS slave Iota of it right in your AM MT TParking Problems •**- Drive An Yard ;-::.;-, vjvuuceVlisTof your ducawled children's toys, ; PLUMBING and IBBBBHBBDQP • .Bo,. llfcycles. spates, or dther items which you no HEATING BUSINESS hoofing - COA1V l*» Better CMl •! Any Prise I p.:ri,r 'longer use and offer them for sale on thu page. Glitters •.*• Leaders '4~$ummer Prices: . AU Work rT*. ~ If <'& PER.. WORD Stove «* Nut Sytttaoat .GujunMileed LANDSCAPERS A $22^25 ttt H0H INNMMATION t ikVNiMM CHARGE 50c) ' "' - - V GROWERS iv^i-.: ' : WURUmt OMAN My Sp-dtJty . CBANTOBO. N. J. BwkwhNi ;.. jfbura Td.Cr 6-9653 JOHN J. DIFABW |At»O ,IA«NY CTUT §toWRk« MS) E. UNtOUt AV«NTJ« - CU CR 6-1973 or mf»vd CRssmxtf j . OUnfbnl .. ••*'' • '',•'•',•":'••' '. . <*'--. '•:.er..l±V:.i ^ •,.. • . (•>'".>. ' ' ' . • • ••;'.. ... -\. : • / ,-'''"' /"' THi; CRANPbRD CTTOESr AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1953 —J—j * $ $ $ * «r»t iweskknt! of the dub «nd .«i.«J™'' financial secretary, Mrs. W. Cgirl. s represent the largest uuxutul tram Srrath^vas^ubliclty-chaicrjfarvand .visiting here Kenasha, The All-State Chorus",, Borough Clerk Philip BJcGevna . GIFT $ spoke on the rly .history of the Scholarship at the'annual meeting of the NewElectric Co, secretary. r was industrial jchairman. Serving jersey Educational/Association The offlojOT wUl he seated-at the club. . Fish Hatchery next meetta* on " ' " $ Days $ David Isles led the. group in By Mi88 Bolienhoff as section supervisors' were: D. D.hel' d at AtlanUc City% November, slnging-seveVal songsl ••• ,- Cub Pack 144, sponsored by the Benirtati.'MrsnRobe^, De Rick. Rehearsals will begin Saturday at $<$ $ $ $ Announcement was made ofv a. Osceola. Presbyterian Church, will KENILWORTH—Miss Henrietta Mrs. Mathew .Miller, Howard D. Arts High Schwrf in Newark. Three Teachers Hired meeting for outgoing and incoming visit the Hockettstqwn Fish Hatch—I Bolienhoff, daughter of Mr. and Those selected from Regional CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. • JUNE 4. 1953 ' CEREBRAL KMBciaV t cry Saturday. This was announced Murphy, A. A. Vonderaa and 'Mrs. William Bolienhoff, was pre-Nuhce Zampaglidne. / are: Eleano/e Drechsler, Emil Fritz By Regional Trustees at the home of G. Nelson KUng, 4 i "•* meeting lost sented a t^o-year nursing schol-* and DonaW.McKinnie, all of Ken- SPRJNGFIELD—Tbree tcaehtrsJ PALSY FUND English Village. '..•-.••' „ . » i Cubbing;. Commissioner ilworth/John Corveleyn of Gar- Meeti ! u cher fJTship yesterday' by^the Kenilworth. were hired Tuesday evening by the ' President Johrt'L. Biach;"ift^-r. f .' conducted the meeting in wooaVjeaiinetie Anderson, Maria *ttOdr • ' *f~'-\ the absence 6f Cubmaster Stanley) '-•••'••'•••' Club. '" ' - Softball Loop Anderson, Caroline Meier, Beveciy Regional board pf .Education. of the Youth Week -/ Durand. Fu/cher h a1 senior ^Committee* -were awards to the following boys: ny than Dayton' Regional ley Heights;'and Joan.Giannat- merly. taught at the school, _ Club at its Burnafth, Mark Russell Knierirn.and Timothy School, Springfield, will attend the ames Leaders tasio.and Burt Levy of Springfield. meeting Ui the employed to teach musje. She re^j Candidates for Efregreefc Jones, bear badgesj Donald School, of Nursing of Mountainside s KENILWORTH -i- Walter .... ng of the Metb- Brnujshton, gold and .silver ^Hospital, Muntclair. She Vas • se-zinski-has- been-elected-F— places MissiLenore-Kogan who re- klast Thuraday. Two students' frbm Cranford are Manufacturers Eledt sighed. Miss Laura--Smalluck_nasj arnong the candidates for degrees rows-on"wolf badge; Ricky Wilson lected b.v a Hotary committee con- of the Kenilworth Softball L/ague, chairman of the gold arrow On' wolf badge; Jack sisting of Albert Simmcnroth and which is sponsored by the^Kecrea- hired to teach arts and crafts, a at Hhe ;l03rd annual commence- V. D. Barker President John .Mente;. ,'"•••>• ••••••. tion Committee. rjyoath atrviee committee, in- ment Monday of Bucknell Urilver-- Hilliaid and Richard Ernst, wolf Bew .department, and Miss" Mm ion | _m. • airnevale " the youth "officials" and badges; Larry Edmonds and Miss Olive Northwood, superin- Other officers are; Ajiorew Can- KENILWORTH—V: D. Bdrker. Salahitro will teach Latin and sity, LewTsburg,"Pa.; •.',,••" '., president of the' Barker Engineer- Howard: It "Best.- super- 1 James Pantano, denner; Jjohji Roth. tendent of nursing at the Montclair nariati of the VFW, wlce president; English. She was employed to The university will confer de- and Fred Hafner^ «ecfetary-treas- mg Corporation, 735 Fairideld ave- of - schools; G. frank grees upon' Robert J. Bu'rnaiih, son assistant dennfcr; Bobcat', pin to hospital, showed colored slides and teach a new class required by in. m, ' Cranford' High Barry Hull.' In addition," Ifr. Ful- spoke oh the hospital and its nurS- urer. Mr. Hafner/will also handle niie, is the^new president of-the of Mr. and Mrs. J. F: Burnash of kenilworth Manufacturers ,Asso- creased enrollment.'. '•'"^r^-•-••"•-.-•• principal, and Gerhard 1 cher made Gold Star .inspection »ng program. •' '•„'".•' publicity. Fred/KeHy:is recreation Maplcwonid Finn (;iven General Construction 25 Hampton .road, and Miss. Jeanne committee director: ^ ^. \":, -: •ciation. •: _: :._'.,„:'_ ;• .•'. Charles Shallcross informed the I guidance counsellor for C. Mack, daughter of Mr. and' Mr* awards to each cub. ' , A guestjit^the •meeting was MisSs Gloria Sanchez, who holds a .dub - Hen teams are 'entered m' the board he would be unable to sup. V^ork\n-Low Bid of $765,940 for Schools; George'J. Mack, Jr, of 609 Willow i Barry Durand conducted, the op- He was elected at a meeting'last Local Girl lo Receive nursing'scholarship. She is a stu-league, inefuding three hew ones, Thursday at the Echo Lake Coun- ply transportation next'year for Iincoln called '• upon cmhiJ? ceremony, and the color Five Packet Total £1,101,063 / street. Kuard WAS James Pantano, Allen Pegrec at Wcdeyan••',.; dent at the School of \Nursing of "hey a/fe:. Splndler Bros., 'White try Club, "Westfleld, sucpeeding kenilworth students. vThe board at BooMter Alan Semonite to lh- Mr. is a 'candidate for Anlhoity Lcwis^ Hitter, David Messerly and Ed- .Elizabeth General Hospital. • boratpries and Dugans Bakery. Harold Snyder. Mr. Barker is authorized advertising for bids for lut^^f 14.-22-Newark" way, Maplbwood, wa tbe<«uests to the Rota/ians. the degree of bachelor., of science Miss Joanne Snyder, .daughter ..„..TheNmeeting was held at the hor members of the. league are: president.of the Kenilworth Rotary ub'« Spring Dinner awarded the 'general n ward Hauser. Charles'. Beh ringer four buses to traospbrt Kenilworth Auction contract for two new elementary buth Week JJnfolVV ir7*commcrcc and. flnahep: He is of Mr. and Mrs. Peter fc. Snyder Hitchin'Post Inn, Unionr ,.; K#ilworth Firemen, Barton Coal; dub. L_ - ' '...'••' irn for the top!" This advice scho<)ls on its low bid of Dsn 6, entert|iired;_by, playing of 332 South Union avenue, is a ijiven to'tht.athletes of .Cniii- 765.940 at a special meeting Tuesday eyjming -'Included; "Magistrate" member of, thc_Phi'L»rrib(ia Thota ofd VFW, Commonwealth Roc- Also elected, were: Philip 'E. students. The bids' wUl be received .of-the. Board several selections on his guitar. : gharles Redden; "Polici e Chief" fraternity, a>d Delta /Mu Delta, candidate for graduation at Wcs- srWardalis Real Estate, Kenil- Power of White Laboratories, "' June'16..: ..• •"" •' '• DURING High. School at tho, anrm?' David Root. "Clerk" Michael Fer- national .economics honorary so- The theme for the month was leyan College. Athens, Tenn, Com- Cancer Drive Goal wortn. Steel arid Boro Drugs. g sports dinner last nijjht at Also awarded-^ontracl's b.v the. board for cp'ftst ictiofi of the : 10, "Public Safety Commissioner" ciety, -HcLtrunsferred. from Brbwn nature. 'Clifford .Durand described' mencemenl exercises will be held Of $1,000 Exceeded o-round schedule; which chbol by Beii-Carnevale, head -*12jr<>om.'buildlDlB, „s. i -, -Walnut ave- >Bavid . Isles,'. "Finance Commls- Oniversity in 1950 to Bucknell. a trip to the zoo, and there 'was anJune 15. . , .; i.- ... " • ~~", until September, will •tball.coach iit the'U. S. Naval Awarded Dc«torate nue and ^toQksid> place were. ataaer" Robert Albertson. "Wel- -.'•• Miss Mack is a candidate for theexhibit of. leaves and plants col- AJibcral arts major. Miss Sny-.< > KENILWORTH -—'. A of beplay^d and trophies will be pre- erriy .and former coach at the ""' ' ' ""i Wdrks, Green lane, lare Commissioner" Jesse Bfll, degree of • bnrhr lor of ^ Shelected by- the, cubs' during the der was a. irewibcr of Sigma lol;i 1.000 in the annual drivi of the the first, second and ;.'i<';;»(;p srhrinl M/-steel_and alumi- Inspector" Robert Mc- spcciaUzed in sociology and is* amonth. The honor flag for attend- Chi. worked on the school year- American Cancer Society in Ken-teams. A trophy donated by "George o academy's basketball rnen- num, $40,000; William Zabransky. QUntock. , ..: ":;,' ••••:' .•'"•. • .member of Delta Zeta Sorority and once was won by Den 3. JMrs.book. -The Nbgatula." and also ilworth has been oversubscribed Rushnick \n honor-of. hi$ brother icalled'past memories at Cran- Inc., 11 Pickens street. Little Fer- ^^^ ,• >^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ "High.School. He advised the - Ttoe-Jfouth Week "mayor" also the Women's Student Government Gladys Roth is the denmother. feature editor of. the school by $200, Councilman Oliver N. who was WUed in; WprJpSWarAitt plum^ing, $63,600; Frank P. introduced Dr. Best, Mr. Zimmer- •'L'Agenda," student yearbook, and A picnic on: June 25 will consul -paper. sv'year Brown, Jr., local/chairman, art- be presented to the rnostval- tes to pay attention to their 2flB gnqyn{i""8ald he JUBiI. lean regBte^B^eellng—rt alie ele«.U.Tl~ «3etui Tjf-the uable-playetA Newark, heating and venUlating. Mr. Keiiner. Councilman Bfown .praised local things from C"oach J. Seth Introduced~by"7'Police ' Chiefs the season.- honorary dzamatic fraternity, Del- , (24i~aiid-All-Service^Blee— residents foryurcir generous con-; while serving here, 1 -Hoot, -District . Governor-elect H. RadiQ School Graduate ta Psi Omega. She was a member All-State orus Selects e program at Anmipoljs was trie Company, 191 Maple avenue, ttibutions ipTthe campaign. It is ^Somervillc^ electrical, $75.09900. Stanley MacClary reported on nn James Pfarrer of 8 Tulip street MIT. Club Meets of the girls' basketball team for expected ytnat additional returns ssed by Mr. Carnevale, who assembly of incoming and retiring was among 170 graduates who re- Professor -EM- Shapiro of th.twe o years and alsti served, on the v Eleven Students lied that Roberta Albertson, The total of these contracts is 11,- will stiU^come in, the local chair- 101,063. ^ . . district governors which, he-at- ceived diplomas recently from. Massachusetts Institute- of Tech- Honor. Council.- ', roan explained. • .»• • vegring center on the CHL ( SPRINGFIELD \=- Eleven of GAL. In all. cases. Burton C- Belden, tended recently "at Lake RCA. TrystitUtiBs, Iric, radio &chys and six Subject t0 Local Code •. hours of physical training f " 'The Rev. Kenneth D. Martin.' way, New York City. , New Jersey Tuesday evening at ing in frame straightening, whee, • and strict study hours. ' Mr. Belden reported that in ad- Hotel'Suburban; Summit. Among alignment and wheel balancing IT •. Carnevale congratulated' the dition to the baste bids, the board lpcaj alumni active in the club and the Bear Manufacturing No Pown Payment :ers Club for striving for good accepted alternates for aluminum chairmen of various committees pany's Automotive Safety smanship on. the'part of the window frarnes and door frames, are C. Van Chamberlin, b Forest School at' Rock Island, MONTHS v ntsAind piohiatiug team sl> (lourcsccnt lighting throughout the avenue; C. A. Williams, 306' Or^ te part of the community. buildings, copper tubing through- CESS POOLS & SEPTIC TANKS apply this training in DIRECT FACTOKY EKPKESENTATJVE4 ange avenue, and A. D. Green, 19 shop;. Fischer's G OUT HOT SEAFOOD PfcATTERS ' lliiirn Blnkc, president, pre- out, terrazzo floors and ceramic " -: '' SALES AND SEEVICK', ' •. ' CLEANED and REPAIRED Norman place. . • . • •'" •...•' North avenue addi dAa gold .engraved stop Watch tile' in the corridors and green Are Also Available Fridays from 4 to 6 p. lr. .Wecklcy, whose -outdoor REV. BENJAMIN W. P. ALLEN chalk boards. ^^ * team won the state. Group II The board also autrtortzed th» .. pionship and Was undefeated building committee and its presi- MARINO'S competition it entered, dent, Louis C. Troutman, to nego- R. L. FERGUSON ANSWER TO ^KNOW YOUR ICA* gistratc' Charles J. Stevens .tiatc with the general contractor on Elizabeth 2^431 FISH STORE PLUMBING & HEATING oastmastcr and the invocation parts of four other alternates They CLOSED MONDAYS '-. )y the Rev. Frank V. H.-Cqr- have to do with wood ropf fram- ' . WE WOKK t DAYS A WKEK- , ' '• ' 36 North Ave., E. — Cran. 6-1320 : "ector of Trinity Church. M£. American'. Whigs. 7 inir. waterproofing of the buildibgs- 34 North Ave., E. . 1 i CR«nford 6-1333 • 7 ex tended ii'" welcome' •'•"-I fom and painting. •' :."""-', ' . loosters, Mayor Fred P. ,An- It was reported that a check was n from the town and G. Frank madc-of-all-contractors-as \o post p'rTricipaT 6T Ifie" Drew-LJnivcraity- t pcffori ncti and flit chit- - \l, from the school system. tioiiferfc Degree Upon ing and all were found to be re- ^TTT Anderson was chair- A^T-.. anunittee-and Firwl BT sponslble. All the contractors wtnt znx SPONSORED BY THE —-•—:»-assisted-by George W/ Al- the Rev. Benjamin W. P. Allen fully recommended l>y Reginald Marsh, architect, Mr. Belden said. >n Jniiics VS.. Aycry and of 9# High street was awarded the Mr. Troutman expressed com- ImrTmMm Your Fashion Ctntri Your Fashion Ccntr* Xom-Faihion Ctnuw Doctor of Philosophy degree Mon- Court Ytmr FitikUm Cntrt Ypar Futhitm Cm "were" presented to'ath day at Drew University's 86th mendation to the building commit-

try-' •••'.•" :.••''•"' ';••'•'''•'•.' •"-.••-•...""»;•.;:.; ;••" "'-.^ "•,••"* '•"'.-'' purtlcipatcd^in the fol commchccmefit. He4s pastor of thetee, its chairman and the staff for udlht) FJKst-BuptistlfihUrcRin-Craniord their work in connection with the .H»-4K>lds the bachelor.of arts letting of contracts/ He said the desrec-Tforn Oberlin (Ohio) Col staff deserves commendation for its •'.ix~^ Shop Where You See the YELLOW and PURPLE Pennants. These Merchant Are Cooperating lege' nnd the bachelor of .diulnity cooperation and assistance degree from Drew. ' \. Mr. Belden reported that the ad- ^ Qfep"* Gifto^h-Every Purchase. Read The'subject, of his dqciqral dis ditional alternates to be negotiat- To Bring You scrtatiotv \yjis "Epiphenomcnatism edwill cost about $30,000, bringing ii*-tliecMoral-Philosophy-of George thft^.tota|-cost-of~co'n8tructlon~fcr~ This Supplement Foi Tremehdmu 8am %: - animates Suntayuna Partlculai'ly a.i it Af theNtwo buildings to $1,131,000. fccSts Frcc^Ayill." His advance wprk The cpmmitfce, Mr. Belden ex- was irt the divisio!! of Christian plained, aimed at a eos.t of $1,130,- \ y Irving Named interpretation. . '• itUued on Page Eight) Cranford Days Bargains at These Stores jpimaniler Candidate 1'he'Rev. Mr. AJlcn was, gradu- ated mufina cum laudc in 1934 from 1/ ••• -.•'.. Succeed Herzog Drew and Was president of his .•'Jrving was nominated for class. He assumed the pastorate o Art A & A Hardware ^Cranfor\ianfordd CyclCvde & Toy CoCo.. . HortonV Firestone SeagerY Drug Store andcr of Cranford Post 212 First Baptist Church thex same year. . , ...' ..••'••<"' Cranford 5c & 10c Store Schlecter'i Cruiford can Legion, at ar meeting Alban—\{jewis Paint & Hardware ay cvcnjng "at the Casino. ' "•During his service at the loca Jody —election will bo hold-on Juno i To Evnlhit 1 his aim has been to free the-church ^arnett ^ Scher's Drug Store ihcK nominating committee WITH DU PQNt'S MIRACLE CREAS&RESIST Cranford Camera Center Just Kids , ted of the. following;. Past of activities "which would hinder BaronV 5tore Shapiro'. Dept Store lendois E. Calvin Shire, Har- worship and to develop individual Arlints at Work -Ebinw Shop j_^_ " Shoppe tlovlcr' and Howard Ringle responsibility." As practical exam- Tjomas-Hiimilton and Edward ples or •this, he cited the church's Lethner's Fabric Center credit union which has not had a STYLED FOR SUMMER SUN AND FUN BY %MQt)S ART-MOR Fern's Furniture ; .km. ..'•'• '.'•'•'••'' JSatut^lay and Sunday ft Breen's liquor SportimanV Shop bud debt in Its nine years of exis- ; •» nominated Were: Vice com Artists at wor'k will be featured GtizenA Goldberg'. Men's Shop Marvin's •;^ -/;- »rs, F. Edwin Winter, George tence and the footl'club' recently oi'Eanized at the-church. in an exhibit to be presented by , nnd Edward Heinz; ilnufice •the Cranford Creative Art Group Coronet Fwhiont Harris, Ltd ~r^Arthur-Schneidci;;-histor- Thc.Rev.Mr.^Alltn-was-named (Continued on Page £ipht)... in the township, rooms from 1 to Cranford 4Bootery Home & Family Store Richard Hartig Paint Store JYcdcrick Smith; chaplain 7 p."m.. Saturday and Sunday. !rd ^Arnescn; • scrjjeant-at- . There will be a. painting demon- * Skirt Paul'Selby; executive com- stration from 2 to 4; p. m. both Sat- ' A • men, Mr. Ririglc and Mr. urdoy and Sunday, with DeaaK Compton,- George • Kamps, Mrs, FREE ^ 1 • 'ft ' delegates ' t'o thc \Union George Shcahuu and Burton Lon-' STORES CfiPEN I#DAY* TILL ? J^ Throagh the Cqspnastea.fr the Township, y Co»«>nittee,|Mr,-RingIe Mr r Holds Annual nbach purticipatuig.—— :—- ; : - uri' Nllea OeiMrtaMat. N* Charge Will Be Made Far ~ on page i,tiitht) • -;:*-vi-:-vV.;v' . "V": • ••>"••. • : Mrs. Isle Chambers, instructor Parking hv CtaalMt FRIDAY. JUNE Mh. . for the evening classes, also will - For-Your Shopping Convenience Session demonstrate her"work from 2 to 4 . V • .• on Saturday, and during the same The annual meeting of the Cran hours on Sunday Herbert Wyllie, ford Dijiirriutlc. Club will be h also- an instructor, will do pastel Sunday nt 3 p. m. at the.home ol and portrait drawings of children Mr. and Mrs. John McClintock and adults attending the exhibit; I00 Park drive. Members of ihc group will reg- - The norniiuitlnu commitlce, un ister their paintings for. the ex- Tojpa in our book—wonderful poplin separates dor. the chnlrmiinshij? of.-William , Jano1 . hibit from 7 to 8 o'clock this eve- Old, will present'a slate of officers ning, preceding; a general mem- education.''' for 'the! 1953-54 season,. >Thos< » that know their way around every nook -and ' Mrs. Mackie. was presented with bership meeting in the township Nine members of the,\Cranford serviriiL.with Mr. Old on the nomi room's., A program.has been ar- ii farewell gift by the presidents (»f Lions Club were presented perfect nuting iBommjittee arc Mrs. Gordon cranny of your vacation and .every corner" of \the live local _PTAs. , ="•".' ranged for the session. ... • attendance pins Tue:Jay evening Gilderslecve,,Mr!«,,E^ Duer Hccves, -. A maximum of twd paintings.pet yPlans we re .formulated to present lit a meeting at the1 Coach and Allan Whitney unii Howard Mc- Mac Desmond Playeis again in member will be accepted for ex- /summer! G«yv lively sports outfits that wear so ?our Restaurant. • J. .,., Aieer. ' -. hibition. "..-•' Cbffed Short. With tUih ' "Robin Hood's Ti Aisurc" Receiving the pins were:.Albert' Mrs." John V. Starr, hos|(itulitv w: v 1 poekeu ' ''••'««? ' well, look ;go smart and (wdnder of wonders) the production this yuar. D.ivies, Frank Dooley, Dr. Gordon chairntiin. and her committee ai BunciJ"»ls6...voted to spon- 'Ounfcc; Jhiblic .Safety Commisr in .'charge, of ~Yof rc'slmwnts. "'" • Qincer Drive Total, 7

; •" •; .' • '" '•''.' '•' • " '•'•'•• • '-•>>,••• '' •• ••" '• , ' o GriffinTitfusic'jTq'uncia- ilrtner Clarence Fritz, John Hall. their remarkable crease-resistant finish really crti for young: people Lou Lerda, Hcn^y Lovctt, Victoil Reported at $2,583 . V .'• '•.••'•••• • •••- ' ' . • ;" - J 1 , ' ' *• ilnring the next school yebr. _J Shaheen and Aiilust Thermann: Sunny Acr*'* Show . Funds collected fr«(rn the store Homer Martin will Bc^in /chnrj^B of _ Cupt. Edward.|Cclly of American Being Hehl 1'oduy l)a»'iks have swelled the local total works! Featured: flared ekirt witl> striped Irim the program. ' ' /• > ' Airlines showerLa film ant} spoke' Entries in imnierous" luntirul- of the American Cancer Fund drive Called Pedal Mrs. Mackie' presided/ Refresh- in Ihc aviation Industry» ' tural and arrangement classes' will ', riients were served. to $2,583.59, it was announced yes- with pecfeta a« Up. on the pockets, matching striped ,heltv Topping Mr. Fritr reported that the' cliib b<: presented in comik'tltilu' display • V, • Mf-Miih»n liwal H»- ' Wllimr l^rUyt7Pvllt47\vvj^*flttn^yvU||«V#; it, a tick-stripe blouse with wing collar;, short " Appeal Letters Sent it the Lions' Htatc, cdhventlorTJune Acres Glirdni) Club .'it OsmiK'i' FeaturaUooM 19 to 211n Atlantic City. PreiibytcTi:oi Church .from 3 to While 'Cranford has failed to bat'wing sleeves. Loot Red and Buccaneer Black In Local Palsy Drive Dr. Walter,K. Fasnacht, presi- p. m, t McMahon reminded, resi- •, » ,' Showing overwhelming dominance over other Croup II schools in the state, the track team of Cranford High School under 1 Elizabeth, Victor p. Shaheen. ocal guests, of the" Cranford Business chairman,' an'd" Mrs. Wnltcr H. enU that the ftght agaiBst cancer Association arc! expected to attend the_ leadership of Coach J. Seth WjLckley captured the state championship Saturday ut Rutgers University by scoring 5ilv~p-rrtrrts. Knorr jissistnAt chairman. Other 1 C fiPOBTSVEAK. THIRD FLOOS rhal'rmah, announced. The. overall Members of the ell-winning 'team ore shown above: tl to f) front row — JCMSC 'Bell, Mlku Fcno, Gordon Seig. Tim Schumiiii; r -.-- thcjgroup's annual dinner-dance at mcmbr.rs~°of the show, .coniliiittce a continuing .battle, and th«t Goal for the county 1»,$40,000. John Korqch, George. Lincoln. .Bill Iaione, Robert Baxter and Al,Semonite;. second row — Dave Hoot,' Richard Voorhecs, A*•'" 7:30,. o'clock ' tonight at Twin re:, Mrs.. Hurry M. Broughton, - Mr. Shaheen ha»mu**ed i local West, George Jeffries, Bob HaCcrth«y, John Prichard, Rudy Metzner, Dick Lewis, Rodney. Stokes and-John Reid; and trjlnl row — hroughout the year. These may bo > / Open Thurtday Nighta^'nl 9 Brooks Cbuntry Club, Watchung, Bill B.uchcr, Francis Keenan, John Scnsenlg, Bill Roesei, Barry O'Neill>St Donald Suvercool and Mrs.treasurer, #f XI North Union \ •, County TOuTComp^ny.. ™- < ylck will beJoastmaatw. •• .' Cltiien and Chronicle.} •'.'.. •.•!...... , •' „ /' — wj-uoiu by A, Niu'H>mtHmi Emil. J. ue. ' . '. • ', :.

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tot prywittant of the club am r-.:}^ •*:•/ r-ot—Trinity—Church, Ming here frotn Kenasha, Wisv spoke on the early history of the GIVE dub.: . .-• ;' '. • •••.•.•• FishHatchei TO THE • . David Isle*, led the group in Cub Pack 144, sponsored 1 • J' • ' ' •, . . singing several songs. ' • • ', Osceola Presbyterian Churcl OUR CRANFORD 0AYS €ffT TO YW Announcement" was made of a visit the Hackettstown Fish I CEREBRAL 1 *t '.' At : meeting for outgoing and incoming cry Saturday. This Was annc 6OSSIP BBW< directord s helld last night ti* lt k ' Chri>'fl Guests/ t •«. v />*-%T . iriu .< at a meeting last week. , • . , plastic covered > INILWORTH PALSY FUND ^ at the home.of G. Nelson KUng, 4 • • ~ • . . • -. Bench "wi /• Meeting ErigUsh Village. j Cubbing Commissioner £ . WOUUOSX MATTRESS 'Geor»e Lincoln1 and President John I. Biach, pre- Fu'<*er conducteiTthe meet partment."' ••'• r 3 * 1 f # MATCHING BOX SPRING '',':"", w of the Youth Woek «Mivi'" - "•• - ' | the absence,of Cubmastcr S r.-.-Sl:-:- '• -cv — TEN CENTS Committee'' .. were r -" ~ " '• I Durand. TsSr. Fulcher pre $18.88 • DURAl^ COVERED HEADBOARD $otary Club at its Burnash, Miss Mack awards to the following boya ; meeting in • the Candidates for Degrees Russell Kn.ierlmt'iand TJr • ON LEGS dlding of the Meth- Jones, bear badges; l~+ Ja*t Thursday. . Two* student* from Cranfurd are > .. •- ..•••gol- d and/silv-— «.i among. the_cnndidates for degrees! rows on w«)r_badge; Ricky f rman of the at \hc 103rd annual commence-1««'.'' arrow on wolf badge, service committee, in HEADBCAKDS T menf Monday of Bucknell Univer- ! Hilliaid and Richard^ the youth "officials" and ; ^; Larry Edmondf ' i.i. it.p:i • . ••••: .: .. ,. s FDR' HOIXYWOO0 P«D8 Dr. Howard R. Best; super- sity,Lcwisburg, Pa». Jnrnex PaiVtano, denner; Johi .l"\ .?. The 'university will do- Miipte Btohofljuiy - off - schools; G. Frank Brees upon npbert'J. Butnash; son ! assistant denner; Bobcat •5% • •M;\ -•: {••:• SttvnMtmtfn^. Cranford High of. Mr1; and Mrs. J.^F—. -Burnas ••-••h of- Barry" HulHulll . In additionaddition,-- M /""'•Blond FinWu. cher- 'made Gold 'Star. • i.n4 . 5/3 Twin . '..:..' Miaplrwood Firm Given General (onwtruction principal, and Gerhard !J5 Hamj)toh road, and Miss Jeanne 1 COMPLETE guidance counsellor for C. Muck^ daughter of Mr. and Mry.awards"to. each cub ;, ^r—• k~ Advertuecl Air ivy Coach Curst WorL on lx>^ Bi<| «f $7{G&g4Q for Schools; at the high school. ,, Gcor'se J. Mack. Jr., of 609 Willow Barry Durand conducted \ your home in time W be«t uW)nnniii«r he»t ; ; $9.88 •" . Lincoln called upon street. •„ ;. •' • - ' •.. ''.•_ citing ceremony, and th^ Five Pacts Ln Total $1,101^063 Chief AlafhScmonite to in- Mr. Burnash is a candidate for. Ktmrd' was James Rantano, cu-is. J:ii-.. -oi -H-2^ Newark wuy.'.Maplcwood, was Hitter, David Mes«ferly an, LONDOIf DBY priiij» IKimier tbe guests to the Rotajlans. the degree of bachelor of science ' • ••*... cr^ii cojuaiiiction coatract for two new" elementary wn r'd ' Heuser. Charles; *Bet lay the t6b!"'"'This, Youth Week-o/Hrials pres- in commerce and finance. He isji iris * «a M>>*r bid kH $765,940 at '.a special.meeting Tuesday evenin included:-" "Magistrate" member of the Phi L-innbda Theta of Den 6, entertained''by-| ;giyon"to the athk'tt's. ,>f Cran- several selections on his 8Jt School at the annual it\- CH«rlfs Redden, "Police o Chief" Iraternity aiid. DeKa Mu Deltii, CHAJR BED Aliu I Root, "Clerk" Michael Fer- national economics honorary so- The theme for the mon' •OProd lb«.449QL sports dinner last niuht at by the aboard' for cofistruction ofillH /choof by Bon Carncvale.. head- building^ in Walnut aven "Public Safety Commissioner" ciety.' He tr.ansfWred from BroWn nature. Clifford Durand.de JY GIFT ITEMS SPECIALLY Fully Innerspring . Isles,. "Finance Commis- University iu 1950 to Butknell. a/trip to the zoo, and there; stbail coach at the U. S. Awarded Doctorate nue-and ,. Brookside place were: l /fcxhibitof leaves/and plan, *"**»i,- Opens to FiOJ Length Bed- emy and' former conch at the Elizabeth Iron Works, Green lane, sioner" Bobert Albertson. "We> . Miss Mack is a candidate- for the school. ; Commis.sluiiei "—Jesse—BellT of; bachelor- of arts. She lected—by—the^eubs—du+fa— REDUCED FOR^ tUIS A smart 2-Pc. Living Elizabeth, iron, steel ang alumi- 7"B~acadCmy's basketball men- '"Building Inspector" :Rober't~Mc-; specialized in sociology and month. The honor flag for. num, $40,000; W,illiamx Zabransky, Rooin by Day, a Bed- .88 iCalled past memories at Cron- Clintock. member of Delta Zeta Sorority and artce was won by Den I Inc., 11 Pickens street, Uttle Fer- Gladys Roth is the denmott T-HRE.E- ^,High School. He advised the ry, plumbing^ $63,600; Frank P. The Youth' Week "mayor" also the-Women's Student Government tcs to ri.'tv :iltontinn nicnic on JJ fcwark. man and Mr. Kellner. the "Student Hand5ook.7 4ute the last regular mee r things from Coach J. Seth r 1 53 M«kl FuH ^156.424; and All Service Elec- ~r—Introduced—by~^P.ftHcc~Ch~IeT ' "f '" •Jey while* serving, here, v , Root, District Governor-elect H. freezer, hold* e program at Annapolis tric Company, 19ll(Maple ,ayehuc,- Graduate Somervillc,"electrical, ' $75,099.00'. - Stanley MacClary reported on an Jarhes Pfarrcr a/& Tulip street M.I.T. Club Meets; CRIB MATTRESS frozen foods, ••ssed by Mr. Carncvale who , assembly of incominBsPnd retiring The total of these contracts is $1,- was nmong 170 graduates who re- -Professor' Eli Shapiro;. . COMPLETE door, 5 yr. ive iled that Robert Alberbsoti; district governors which he at- ceived diplomas recently from. Massachusetts Institute, (jf D>C FABRIC scoring .center on the CHS 101.063. •'• ':'.'• '..."•••'•; < In all casts. Burton' C. Beldcn, tendedrecently'at_!U>kc.;PlacidlTN, RCA' Institutes, -Inc^j^dio -tech- nologyl's^School of Industrb •^ttam this past year, has; gain- .Y.l4rL MacClary—also-presented triurtintf school, at com- .a8cnicnt_spokelon.JiWhat*i.-, CENTER Wetproof •Imitta'nce to the academy. Ife chairmiin of the building commit- a short history of the Cranford : ;Bob_he could look forward to tee, said, contracts wcre/awardeil mencement exercises held in thefor Busirfcss" .afcjhe spring;• ntnjBffY AXB BleCAJU, S- : Club and ..its accomplishments. \ auditorium at 160 'West' Broad-. of the' M.r.T: Club of |J hours 6f~|jhy~si( the lowest bidders. The Rev.' Kenneth D. Martin, way; Neiy-Yfirk City. ' "\ Ifew 'Jersey Tuesday ey*.- •-. //, Open Friday Evening$ $6.88 ' yHiJd strict study Mr, Bclden reported that in adr HutigjlSuburb^n, Summit, '. .Carhevulb congratulated the ditinn to the basic bids, the board local alumni active in the,* 15-17 MOBTH -AYR,••#,•; CRanford 6^505 ers Club for "striving for good accepted alternates for aluminum •} chairmen of various, coo AVE, smahship on the part of the wfnd6w frames nnd door frames, are C. Van1Chamberlln;; > • (Near M» Cranford Theater) nts and promoting team spirit flouresccnt lighting- throughout the avenue; C. A. Witiiams.^:': •'« ,purt of the community. •-. buildingii, copper tubing'through- CESS POOLS & SEPTIC TANKS UT1UTY Iliam ^Blake.'"president, pre- out, terfa2zo__floorsj_ai>4-»c£ramic" ^e avenue, and A. D. O d a. gold engraved stop watch CLEANED and REPAIRED Norman place. t»Je' in the corridors arid griBw-v CABEVETS Delivered 'r.- ^Veeklcy, whose outdoor AMMJES chalk boards. ' . , • - \ team won the state Group II The board . also authorized the' All Metal Linen Cabinet pionship and was undefeated v..« 1 building committee and. its presi- with Shelves, «4* nigh. at :> competition it-entered. dent, Louis ,C. Troubjiah, to nego- R.L, FERGUSON ANSWER TO I Cranford Days Gift Specials! Guaranteed -gistTatis -Charles J. Stevens Rev. AUen tiate with .the .general contractor on oastmastcr and the invocation rwrts of (our other alternates: They For Cranford Bays 1 $8.88 ipl«50'|. •y the Revr. Frank V; H. Car- EUxabelh 23431 liave to dc/ with wood -roof frant- 1 LB. OF FAST GROW ^ . Sector of- Trinity Chiirch. Mr. •••";..' ^ .'•.••'• •Wt,WOHK..7 DAYS A "-.-WCEK- ••' "r ,"'• The American | 1 Wins PhD ing, waterproofing of the. buildings GRASS SEED .WITHEAGH: ! pxt<»nH^d \\ \V«»1I*«ITH* fr^"^ . '.'', and" pointing. ? ; ; • ™ loosters. Mayor Fred P. An- TOILET; SOAP lT£ PURCHASE OF $1.49 OR OVEft _1 fr<> It was reported that a check was --pr-ineip«»l—of —' the- Drci Tmrtirnt"g|l^c6ntracrors~ •WITH EVEHY ftTECHASE OF LINOLEUM performances 'and, financial .stand- I, from thc_school system, Coafrvs Drgrvr ilpon Large Selection ot; Mahogany ldon S. Anderson was chair- ing and all were found to be re- ; _,.. e dinner committee and All-Uw cuntraeUire"' Leather-Toffped Living Room Complete with fully • recommended by. Reginald T assisted by George W. At- The Rev. | ^ _^ :r l PERFUME 59c GBEEN PLASTIC. 5 Yr. GUARANTEE ••*>. rnes~ Si~T tvcry and Mnwhr-h'tThilectrMrjirflelden aaldr Slightly Irregular — A Brace. .^Mr.; TrpuUnan expressed com- . Your FoAum Ctmir* Ymir FuhkmCmitn Ymr FmMtm -as E. Byrnes. , ' ; Doctor ol V*nia>ot**y dq|JiBeMotr - ters. were presented to M Drew, University's 86th mendation to.the building commit- MAVIS TALCUM Large Rubber who participated in the fot- tee, its chairman and thp-staff -far- GARDEN Continued on page eight)! First BagHtst* Church in Crawford their work, in conhection With the Wheels. l h tfaic Isacnelort of arts letting of contracts. Me^ said the AIX HAND Obrriin (CMub) Col- staff deserves cornrriendation for its APRIL SHOWER Wge ind line barhc-lot- of divinity cooperation and assistance.: • - OFF Mr. Bclden reported that, the ad- TOILET MAPLE - The- subject'of Has doctoral '.dis- ditional alternates to be negotiat- stitatioo W-aj. "E^dpfaendmenalism ed will cost about 930,000, bringing With 65e J FLOOR LAMP in the .floral P»uJosof*i>' of George the total^ cost,.'of construction for 3 NEW Make A Real Savings Now Complete with >minates Particularly as it A|- the two buildings to $1,131,000. nriHC His advance wprk The comrnittoei, Mr. Belden ex- ; -,*• '•• on*'-' • '.'•••" •.: Servujg Itajr. y Irving Named in. she: diviswl! of Christian plained, aimed at a cost of $1,130,- DuBARRY (Continued on Page-Eight). $S.S8 tnman*?•• ''•'"'''••• ...... STORE *»,•;, delegates to> the Uniort George Shc'ahau and Burton Lon- /rCommittee, Mr. Rincle, Mr. Holds Annual gcnbiich participating. Option Phumacy . mtinved on page etaht) . r. Mrs. Isle' Chambers, instructor 104 N. Unkm Ave. for the evening classes, also will Cnmford 6^)700 Session Sunday demonstrate her work from 2 to 4. AVT, W, CRANfOKO. K NO DEIJVERY CIIARGE on Saturday, and during the same meeting of the Cran- hours on Sunday Herbert Wyllie, tved Dr^>Eu,jMr Club «-ill be held itlso an instmrtiir. will do pastel ia* M 3 p. ''niTSt the home, of and portrait drawings of .children and Mrs. J<*n McClintock, : and adults attending .the exhibit. • '., '^JsMt^M &MMl^&^^.^:•>,:U--i:H:-^Z^'''x'X;. Membecs of the group will reg-'•'•' committee, un- istcr their- paintings for the ex- Tops in our book—wondertul popun Bepanrns of" William hibit from 7- to 8 o'clock this eve-; J.inovslk, supervisor of elementary ook and for the ^3^3-2^ jt^xo. Thtisc bership meeting in the township "!..• • "Mrs. Mackic was presented with ". Nine members of the \ Cranford 'servinj; \iilth Mrl OW on tW homi- ii farewell gift by the presidents of rooms. A program has been fcr- ' Lions Club were prckentea "pel-feet natins committee ire MK. Gordon ranged for the session. •• ' •• ' cranny of your vacation and .every corner of the live local I*TAs. ltt'endance pins Tuesday evening GilrfersWiv. Mrs. E. -. Plans were formulated to present v A maximum of two paintings per it a" meeting at the Coaah and Allan WnitiDe;0. ind Ho-utird Me- member will be accepted. for ex- the Mae Desmond Players again in ?our Restaurant. . Au-er. ( ' . 1 %_J'•.*- "•|'.;" snmmrr! Gay, lively sporTTpuffitrthat wear so ^ Wbilion. .• •"'—• . '.. .;-. CafM Sboru with «Ush January. "Robin Hood's Treasure" Receiving *thc pins were; Albert' Mrc. -JkJpu'Xi. Sturr, iU will be the production this yoar. pockeu J.9« well, look so ?mart and^wphder of wonders) Davics, Frank Dooleyi Dr. Gordon" cliaAnvtjpL. afewjl bei- «:»nnii»tt'« are - The council also vpted to Spon- Ounfec, public .Safety Conjmisr i t f4 l^anc«*r Drjve Total sor trips ip'Griffin Music Foumlii- ^lonei1 Clarence1 Fritz, John Hall, J'-.. • • ' their remarkable crease-resistant finish really •"n>jjr-iitJVf ihspliiy tti'day- by E. C. McMahon.-rtocal mm. P «t hip. will be represented'by nine'boMplbs at thv Ffck-***1 Sa^'it- i,{ '^lio Suilny 1 (-huilruan. -.-. • ... lin* • . it, a tick-stripe WdpB*"wiiln '"iwl^Si!iS^^rt K it tKc'Lioris' state cohverition June \ppeaf';Lttttera Sent 19 to 21 bi Atlantic City. ••.•> P*est>>f«.riji« <1aujcii from 3 in 9 While 'Cranf&d has failed to FeanmUooM brt.wing^l«eves. loot Red ind Buccf neer Black In LocaVPalsy Drive Dr. Walter K.. FFasnacht, presi- p. m. t«>«L>y.. -. . : _ ri-Hch its auota of $3.7bO. the chair- 'Appeal letters were mallcti.1. out dent, presided. Kibb'.vftiv \A jiSB IIM* ..iVL^i'fii'd tot lii'^t, man expressed his.appreciation to .,-"' -t in abe» ICTiol8. : : ">ls week In the current Cerebral svcvmcl ^ek^lhirKil gyLxV-^ jind. htm^if- alt ]Dance Tonight and .school children Vho contrib- •no maintenance, of the Cerebral ' nlsy Center"at 638 Salem aviinue, More thpn 70 members—and rtr-'Krfjnccr is.vhoii'' ,to this ypar'B appeal;— - . guests of1 the Cranford" Business ' Showing' overwhelming dominance ovet: other Group II (schools In the state, the track team of Cranford High School under rhairnurt, ii>i Urv ' Waller IfT Mr. McMahon reminded real-"* . I'.'V Elizabeth, Victor D. Shahcen. |ocal the leadership of "Coach J. Seth W^ekley captured the state championship Saturday at Rut,Jer;> Univci>lty by scoring SV*'- poinu. Association are expected'to attend < chairman. Other denU that the I)g4tt agaliuit cancer., SPOBTSVEAH. THIRD FLOO« chairman, announced. Thd overall .Members of the ell-winning 'team arc shown ai6SSVeT" 0. )o -»-.) (ront row J— .Jesse BclltjMlkt/ Ferro, Gordon Seig.'.Tim Schunfiiii. the group's- annual dinner-dance jit thr sham' mmniittce a continuing battle, andj that. ' ' • i ., . • '"" "•' _. Goal for the county ls*40,000.. John Korsch, ,George Lincoln. Bill Iaionc, Robert Baxter and AJ Semonitc; second r<'\to -^-"•-0avc "Root^ Richard Voorhees, 'Jfirien ILUTV )l. Broughtoti," Mr.-shaheeMh n has" urged llocal 7:3Q, o'clock tonight" at Twin West, Oeorge Jeffries, Bob Hafierthey, John Prlchard. Rudy Metzncr, Dick Lewis, JRodHey Stokes and John Reid; anfl thirti row — . y g, contributions 'will be welcomed Open Thurtd»y NighU 'til 9 Brooks Country Club, Watchung. Bill Bucher. Francis Keenan. John • Scnsenlg, Bill Roesel, Barry O'Neill, Steven Kcach-tuul Bruce Hoick. Oibfi' members of ,the team , Waherll: Cxuxey... M. m Mar- throughout' the year. Thete may.be _ .residents to return their con bu- r IIOHH promptly to William J Sidney Breen, chairman, has.'an- not present when the photogruph wai> ..tukt'ti are: W°.V Holmes, Cliff McClendon, Louis''MctMenduui>> Bob .McClintock,, Clayton '"> '• .'No«». Mrs. Paul A. Hichter. mailed to Howard M. Siegel, local • 1 DoooM Savercool and Mrs. Crea, local treasurer, at the nounced.tPresl€rent James F. Ker- Mitchell, Dan Rearlck, John Sherman and.Harold Voorhees. (Complete xtory of the ca>i be /puiitl oil the, syorfs jxii/t? of treasurer, at 27 North Union av«-" . ..._. I ...... County trfBrconipan>.~ vlck will be'leaiitmastcr. -,---•.. Citizen and Chronicle.) ' *-~-^_. . ."••«, ' , . • '• • '• ""' ' Phou> by AvHU= 'iEmit J. Tobicr. nue. "• ' •'"' ."•" :• -. •' '• v; • ••.

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Ttinlty Church, here from Kenasha, Wis. Wltk Parcha«e of $L50 or Over GIVE •poke on the early history of the I club. •;•.;... FishHatche TO THE " David Isles led the group in nro I! Cub Pack 144. sponsond- 1 Pair orN^on Hose . *-. singing several songs. Qsceota Presbyterian Chan & was made of With PnrdiaM of $3.98 or Over /mm,mcfn«mi was maae oi a w , H*ckettsto*n FU> 35 mm. COLOR FILM —- Special -..,...... ,. 2.95 CEREBRAL meeting for outgoing and incommg! - „» , ,av _ . •„__ •. directors which was Me|d SLTOE FILE, hold»300--Reg. 3.25 .1.95 Jody^Maiia Does It Again! PALSY FUND at the home of G." Nelson KUng, 4 7 NiLWORTH EngUsh Village. j Cubbing SPECIALS-^ Than., Fri., Sat. Only 7- y '. '" TRJPOD BEADED SCREEN SPECIAL \ €Pmee^ar¥emrh It^htr Pleasure To tiring Present John L- Biach, pre-» | Fujcher. co^ducte^ the DM v ; George Lincoln and sided. the absence of Cubrrtaster I These Outstanding Values! 'it'} r3 of the5.Youth Week Durand."- 'Mr. Fulcber pi, •30-.» 40'''...^...-:.. ;...'...J.'...^.8ilS, . .'J'v.. •37,'-'x SO ;..™.™...^iv...., ii.< 24 Pages — TEN CI •liv jfcemmlttee*^— were awards to the foilowinc boy NIGHTGOWNS PAJAMAS 40 x 40 ...... ;.,...:;.--..:. 9.95 •. \ \ SO x 50 ....:...,,...:; ,.. 12;C REGULAR fittS* A BOYS* — Siies W4 «ftt» jjotiry CluVat its Burnask, Mia* Mack ' Russ*,Jl Knieritn. and 1_ STAR D TRIPOD —Reg. 1S.9S — Special 10.95 * <3q!ae^rneeUng in the Jones, • bear badges; OO1KJM JIJBE A BATISTE COTTOM 4 HAYON, tiujjlding of the Meth- Candidates for Degree* .>... - . . Qt GIRLS' 6 dpty- Ske 1-14 iTwojstudenU from Cranlyrd JBi ought™, gold and sil% : 'Thursday*- ••'- — are \ WALLET m ."sU '•* anjonj g the candidates 'for degrees! row? on wolf babadge;d . Raefcjr' Denim — Seersucker chairman of the wolf badgf CAMERA & ^JEerd&S at Hhe 103rd Annual .comaaeRcei_l WITH PURCHASE OF $1.98 AND OVER JOUth service committee, in- ment Monday; of Bucknell Univei1- i HiU»aid and Richard Era* ti^evale " the youth '^officials" arid sity, (badges;- Larry • Efimwnd; , Howard R. Best, super- . The .university will confer de- I'antano, denner; Job \ > of schools; G. Frank grees upon Robert J.. Burnash, son it denner; Bofcicit ' 7 Cranford High of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burnash of Barry Hull. In addition. M SHORTY GOWNS '••* \ •'•*'•- • —-PAljiCHirriaj — Special I^f Muplewood FiriM Civen General Construction - principal, and : Gerhard 25 Hampton rpail, ;and JJI\§$ Jeannc__cht'_r made Gold Star iw ••-' ° COTTON HJS8E . , guidance ~ counsellor for C. Mack, daughter of Mjr. and. Mrs. j "words to each cub. w Coach W«»rk <»n 1 OH Bid of S765,94O for Schools; -.••••. ••.. •«" . at the high school. — •' . ' of 609 Willow i- Barry Durnnd rnndiictgd -v- '•/ cning ceremony, and U* eaker at Booster Five Pacts Let Total «!l,l01,063 Lincoln called 'upon street. ' • * Crafbrmaster — Magic — Mtnr-L-Art — Picture !1 h<) v guard Was .'James Pantant, \:n%m -;i=sA t ". ' Lewis, Itu-., «»i;Hi.22. Newark way, Maplewood/ was*^ Alan Semonite to in- Mr. Burnash is a candidate for v v Dinnei guests to the Rotarians. the degree of bachelor of science Hitter, David Messerly a ;; .- .• • • 'U^:.-C^-.aad:.TwinVS<^ltte«,; • "'f ;''--^.V,.' awarded the .general const ruction contract for-two nowieiementa'ry" Word Jttauser. Charles.'Bt-> —This-ndvice schoois on .its low bid^of S765.940 at a sp<«cial meeting Tuesday evening Youth Week oJBcials . pre&- in commerce and tlnancc--He-is-a :vcn to the* athletes of Cran- iA included- "Magistrate^* member of the Phi Lambda Theta of 'Den 6, entcrtaiiwd by/- iioard of Education. " ; • ... several selections on his tfigh" School at the annual Charles Redden; "Polite Chief" fraternity- and .Delta Mu Delta; : HANDBAGS *r* . spott,>T'dinner lost ni«lit at Also awarded contracts "by the bojitd for constructlorJ' of W Theli theme for X£e too* 2.98 —3.98 David Root, 'Clerk" Michael Fcr- national economics honorary so- BLACI - BHOWM — MXVY ALL AEROPLANE ENGINES hbo), by Ben Caincvale. head *i2-room buildings'in Walnut aye* ~*bb/ "Public Safety Commissioner" ciety. Ho transferred" from Brown. nature/ Clifford Dur^nddi .ball coach at ihe U. S.. Naval a trip to the zoo. aitwl there PATtHT Awarded Doctorate nue and' Brookside place "were: Isles,. "Finance Commis- University in 1950 to Uucknell. my and former coach fitth e Elizabeth. Iron Works, Green lane", sioner" RoberRobrtt AlbertsonAlbt "W, "Weii, ; Miss Mack is a candidate for the exhibit' of leaves/and plat BAG'S school. lected by the /rubs dur NYLONS Elizabcth.-Jron. steel and alumlr " fare Commissioner" Jesse Bell, dejjrcc • of • bachelor of arts. She TELESCOPE 20 POWER - Reg. 9.95 - Special 7.50 •xa academy's basketball' men- 17 month. The hpno'i f*j|» for Every Purchase of $2-98 (Excluding num. $40,000; William Zabransky," '"Building Inspector Robert Mc- specialized in sociology and is a REO. Ltttt. ma. tM .«L_^ ' Genuine Madagascar :alled past memories at Cran-' Inc.. II Plckens street. Little Fer- ance - was won by tftn I e Sale Item.) We WiB Gi> Cllntock. member of Delta Zeta Sorority ^and Sheer and business Cotton Sleeveless^ Straw. White, Plastic Ugh School, Me advised the t 163,600:' FranV P ' Gladvs Roth is GADGET BAGS-—Sneoal ^ " P ' > nr T inim.-^ pl.j —p, r -A picrtM) eB-JuTib 3a Weight. —-^- . !S and said h^ had learned Farrell— introduced Di.T8estrMr7"Z1irimer= tl—O ENvSNEiS .•^••./..•...* ,. i.. 20% Off SHORTS We Newark, heating • and ventilating,' t«c "Student Handbook." tute thj/ last iilar nae> Lilyttte — 98 things from Coach J. Seth . man and Mr. Kcllntfr. WeF« — Peter Pan Brae * $ and AU Service Elec- Introduced by "Police Chief" the season. > SUDE PROJECTOR — Reg. 17.95 — Sperial ...12.95 Sues 3 to 10 — or 2 PAIR of GIRLS ey while serving here, program at Annapolis was tric Company. 191' Maple avenue, Root, District. Governoivelect H. Radio School Graduate > RAYON PANTIES ! A Somcrvillc. electrical,- ^$75,099.00. • . Stanley MacClary- reported on an Jtimes Pfarier of-'fl-Toilti stiect IVL1 T.Oub Mrrte sed by Mr. Garnevalc who ed that Robert Albertson, The total of these contracts Is'$l5»" assembly of incoming and retiring was among 170 graduates who. re- ^Professor .&i Shapiro Developing and Printing 101,063/ . / ,; 'district governors which he atceived-..diploma- s recently-; from, "Massachusetts . Institute, o - scoring center on the CHS •• t. .V'-. Dam this past-year, has-gauW In all cases," Burton .C. Belden, tended recently ut Luke Placid, N, HCA Institutes, Inc., radio tech- nology/s School of Industri ' chairman of the building commit-' aKcment spoke'dn. fWbat' nittiincc to_the academy.cHe Y. Mr. MacClary also presented nical training school; at com- ob ,he could look forward to tec, said, contracts were awarded.' a short history of the .Cranford mencement exercises helchin^the for-Busntess"atThe sdirins*. to -the lowest bidders. '.... • .; ofthc Ml.t. Club of I tours of physical training ' club'and its accomplishments. * auditorium' at JiSO West ^Broad- ACCESSCMUES .'and strict study hours. . , Mr. Belden reported that in ad- ""The Rev. Kenneth D. Martin.' way, I|IeW York City. // ''. New Jersey, • Tuesday . en . FOR CHILDREN .Garnevalc congratulated the dition to the baste bids, the board Hotel Suburban. Summit. Cr 6^600 OPEN FRIDAY • !re Club tor striving for good accepted alternates for aluminum '" local alumni active in the 4 N. Union Ave. rnmiship on the part of. the window dairies (and "door frames, chairmen of 'various cot < CRanford 6^2707 29 North Union Afe %" Cranford 4 Eastman Street Cranford - '.to and promoting team spirit tlourescent lighting throughout.the |are ..C» Van CnamberBn; >» Watch tjle 'in. the.- corridors. and\ green CLEANED and. RE R ED Norman place. '.\Weckley, whose outdoor REV. BENJAMIN W. r. AIXEN chalk boards'.. • V ten hi won the state Group II The board also authorized th« ipnship and was undefeated building committee and its presi- competition it entered, dent, Louis_C.-Troutmany to ncgo- • R.L. FERGUSON ANSWER TO' Cranford Gift Days Speciak istrate Charles J. Stevens Rev tiatc with the.general contractor on,.-: BEAUTD7UL 2 Pc. CARVINC SET astmastcrhrid-the"invocation parts of («Hir other alternates. They ELuaheth 2^431 Cranford Days Specials! r the Rev. Frank V. H. Cnj- haygJo_d.O: With.. wood. ••l^p-JWg.JKOBK^-i-J>A3 FREEA\! With Each Pnrrhaae of 45.00 or OvC y ing, waterproofing of the buildings extended a welcome from and painting, ;x . • . tasters, Mayor Fred P. An- It wjia ypnortod thni'-a-' m LARGE "Irojn the town aijcTGrFratikj " .:..:.•.-/;•/....,,•,- -,,,.", rjif HUES Nil A^ ado of all contractors lo JIJNF 2Sth , principal 677 IKIKe-Drew Univcraity- SAND from the- school system, Confers Degree Ltpon performances and financial'stand? den S. Anderson was chair- ing and oil we're found to be re- "' 7 / sponsible. &UUic contractors were - •, >• f the dinner committee and Firnl Baptist Pastor With f ull^l recommended- by -Reginald-- Cera. Otccsu BIS SiWKt r assisted by George .p The Hev. Benjamin W^ P. Allen With «r wUkMrt Priced i. • Jitmes • S. .Avcry and of 98 High street was awarded the Marsh/architect, Mr. Belden said. Kdlt. Vataes to Me. ''•'E. Byrnes. Doctor of Philosophy degree Mon- Mr. Troutraan' expressed com- ars were presented to day .at Drew University's 88tr mendation to. the building commit- A' oommeiicvmciit. He is~pastor7of" tee, its chairman tind the staff 'forT mtinued on page eight) First Baptist Church in Cranford: their work In connection with the • He- holds the;; bachelor -of- arts letting of contracts. He said the !|JL degree- from Oborlin (Ohio) Col staff deserves commendation for its and the bachelor of .divinity cooperation and assistance. •NAP FLUFFED degree from Drew. Mr. Belden reported that the adv PAINT The- subject of his doctoral dis ditional alternates to be.negotiat- saltation was "Kpiphenomenalism ed will cbst about $30,000, bringing BffiD TREAT NYLOl wiiinates in the Moral Philosophy of George the total cost of construction for • m MOLDS •DRYCLEAN60 Santayana Particularly us it Af-the two buildinggs to ft. 131,000. fects- Free.Will." His advance work ThTh e committeeitt . MMr, Belden ,ex- •f « wfaV8tteka was in the dlvisiofl of Christian ''Irving Named ' plained, aimed at a p of $1,130,- • interpretation. ' • (Continued on J^age Eight) _ The Roy.' Mr. Allen, was gradu- (Cid . .£<- ..-•• and STORAGE!) (To Dec. 31) aiiian«ler- Candidate & CRISKAYS ated m,agna cum laudthn 11934 from SEE OUR WB»OWS FOU MANY • .'•'.. t ' • • ' ' . __• Succeed Herzog Drew and wiis president of his JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF Irving \vas nominated" for class. He assumed, the pastorate o OTHER CRANFORD DAY SPECIALS: Oder of Cranford Post 212, First Baptist Church the same roup ss i^C^lJE & BTOADCLOTHS. an Legion, at a meeting year.- '} _ •• • .-. - -.-.- Total Charge y evening at the Casino, During his service at the local - M bMh •lection will be'held on June church, the Rev. Mr. Allen said •/•./• SHQWER his aim has bccii to free the church |o. PENNSYLVANIA FREE: Gift to All Who Shop In Our Store v ic . noiifiinating , .committee Ml of the following: - Past at activities, which would hinder CURTAINS PX>WER SO TERRY CLOTH & DRAPERY MATERIALS worship and to develop individual T :: mders E. Calvin Shire. Har- ,__ __—•;—r -'-'T-^jv'-^- T7"t:7>TC~"Ti"'.." '-:''"" •ovier How!ird~R1nRtc practicul exarn- onias Humilton and Edward ples of,'this,'he cited the church's Feature for Show •••':-.'... ' .•.•..'.:V: ',...:•. 7 .-•"-• " :,.;:• 1:'^X.'•:-,:'' tn. **i •••, • • • credit unioh which has not had a Saturday and Sunday , PimiUIGH FAINTS Afcfiiey Left .for Other Thing* When Yo*: nominiited were: Vice com-' bad debt-tn its nine ycafk of exis- Artists at. work will, be featured •S, F. Edwin Win?er,.Ccorge tence-and the fooilpaib recently in 'an exhibit to be presented by •• 10% ~ d Arthuv^ Schncider;tfnistor The Rev.. Mr. Allen was. named in the township^rpoms from 1 to redcrick . Smith;. cl^apluin, on Page Eight) 7 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. t Ah'£ scrgeant-at~ There will be a painting demon-^ »• (...) _ . ;'executive com- ••.'.*•*•.'•' stiation from.2 to.4,p.',m. both Sat- •''.;. XT MtHITB VNIOIT AVKNVB Dramatic Club ;urduy—and—Sunday7:Svlthi—Deanr"""" 4«W» N(* MUSI Compton, - Gc«rge Kamps.—Mrsrr- 1 delegates to the Union r •I . Ororgt? S|ycuhaii and Burton Loo-; pomrrfittee, Mr. Rir«B^T genbach participating.. .^United on page vifiht) f -Hardware--Gadgets-Gifu I STORE Jl£9d IN Cranford 6-33OO Mrs. .Isle Chambers, instructor 8 Walnut Avenne for the cvcning'classes, also will- "" ' •' •'-' Cr &0668 I Cranford Session Sundaydemonstrate her work from 2 to 4 on Saturday, and during the same' The annual meeting of the Cran hours nn Sunday Horbert-Wyllie.

.:•• ,:,»- '-.' Sunday at 3 p. m. at the home olalso an instructor, will dQ. pastel Mr. and Mrs. John McClintock d porlrnit drawings of children and' adults attending the exhibit* 100 Park drive. '•••••.. Members of- the group - will reg- The nomuiating. committee, un Uitcr their paintings for the ex- dor the chairmanship, of William Janovslk, supervisor of elementary hibit from 7 to 8 o'clock this eve- Perfect- Attendance Pins Old, will present a slate of officers ning,'preceding a general mem- for the 1953-54 season. Those bership meeting in the township that know their way around every nook and Mrs. Mackle was presented wit'h Nine members of the,. Cranford serving with Mr. Old on the nomi •n filrtxwcll gUi by the presidents of rooms. ''A program has been, ar- Lions Club were-presented" perfect nating committee are Mrs. Gordon ranged for the session. ,. ."' i. ^ cranny of your vacation aiul every corner of the live local PTAs. ittendahco pins Tue.'^ay tveninft Gildersleevc, Mrs.JE. Duer Reeves, 1 _. A^maxlmum of two paintings per Plans were formulated to present it rt meetmg^at the Coach arid* Allah Whitney and HoWavd Mc- tlu> Mac Desmond Players again in member will be acceptcdT for ex- summer! Gay, lively sports *tfi|s that wear so ?our Restaurant. Ateer. ., hibition. CaffedSfcortsi Jmuiary. "Robin Hood's Treasure" RcceivlnB the pins'were: Albert .m Mrs. John V. Starr, hospitality well, look so smart arid (wonder of wonders) will he the production this year. Davies, Frank Dooley«--Dr. Cordon 'chairman, .and -her-committee are pocktta the coqncll also.voted to spon- D'unfcc, ^Public" Safety Commis- Jn charge o('refreshments. Cancer Drive, sor trips to Griffin Music Founda- iloner qlar.encc 'Fritz. "John ,Hall, i-ii- t their. remarkai)lt- crease-resistant finish really; tion Concerts, for young people U*u. l^rda,, Henry Lovett,. Victor Show Reported at $2,583 •Airing the next school year. Mrs.Shaheen and August. Thermann. Funds collected (Tom the store Jloijicr Martin will be in chiifg^ ot works' Featured: flared ekirt with striped irinT Capt. Edward TCelly of "American |efd Today banks huye' swelled the local total' tlio program. . i Airlinesi showed a. film and spoke numerous hortirul- of the American Cancer Fund drtv« " on the packet!!, matching striped Jbelt. Topping Mrs. Mackle' presided. Refresh- vn the aviation industry. tit class*?.1; wil (UMhdil ments were served. • i ;.-• Mr. Fritz reported that the club 1 in-ooMpetitivrrdlspliiy to |2.583;59. it was announced yes- Will be represented by nine couples of the Sunny terday by. E. C. McMahon, * local 4U a Uck-Htripe hlouse with wing collar, short Appeal Letters Sent •it the Lions' state convention June at Osccola chairman. . •: /• 19 to 21 in Atlantic City. . 3 to 'while Cranford has failed; to ' bat-wing sleeves. Loot Red and Buccaneer Black In Local Palsy Drive - D«v Walter K. Farinacht, presi- •ach its auoU of 93.700. the chair- ; 1 and Buccat Ap|>ea^ letters Were 'mailed out dent, presided. , | for flnit, HA"':,".'- '."••' Mi .• ;'7 honor- man expressed his appreciation to In tut* 10 to 18. , this weetcx in the current Cer*bra[ all local Individuate, ,organl§atIotUL , I'ulsy Crukade to raise fundd for stakes : v &'•" r-DHiici- Tonight and y^liofti ^*hi », "•< -. the • maintenance of. < the Cen bral P'llsy Center at 638 Salem avenue, •'More than 70 members and 1 • V show tilel d to this yeart appaaj. -•—I .Stowing falter H. Mr. McMahon Elizabeth. Victor D. Shaheen, ocal guests of the Cranford—Buslncsis theTmifitrsKip of CoacfiTJ. Association arc expected to attend the FLOOtt thuirman, announced. The overall Members of the ;-ll-winning .team are, K«al for the county is »*0JX)0r~ ' the group's annual dinner-dance at- ,John Korscb. Ggorge ^joccJn. Bill faione. Mr, Shaheen has -uwed /local 7:30 o'clock tonight at - Twin West. George. Jeffnes, Bob.Hacerihey, contrihnyoM will J» ,i Open Thurtday NigW'til 9 residentsjojeturn their con^lbu- Brooks Country CluTJT Watchunfl;. Bill Bucfaer. Ftaiic'$_Kfenan. John Sens _^ thmighoutfb«yow.-- tioiw'promptiycto William J Sidney. Breen,. chalrmap, hasan -notrprtaeitl -when the ptbsiliiiu'iiph was t«ilcenr3 roalkd to ttntsffdf- Ccca, local trewmrer.at' the- nounced. I»r«sldcht>JameIr«sldchtJa s Mitch«lI.~D»H"Re»nck« John Shtlman-and 1 County f Hi»t Company.. vlck wili l be toastmaiitert . CiiistfK ojuf CfiTQpudc) • •*?:• nu*. '.'*•.;•._.?_• ....•' j»., •1- • •:,• '• .•••'? •;•' •''•••' • •' "..•;"';". x'-i .-•,.'•"... -,•"" v--'>';:^-:/'.'vf::P.f>^ £•''••'.:7*. -:"v--'' ^^ .;;'"'^:;';'--:;:r"':n ''•**

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Osceota Presbyterian Churt ••«*'•!" Announcement 'was made of a- Visit^the Heckettstown Fish •",, ME&S I>EPT. : CHILDREN'S DEPT. CEREBRAL meeting for outgoing and-incoming DEPT. ery Saturday. This was am J?REE! LADIES' HOSE WITH ANY PURCHASE 1 MOTS CRANES <* BOS T-SHIBTS directors which was'held last night ut a meeting last week; - BOYS'E-Z BRAND BRIEFS or ATSETIC SHIRTS SOX • PALSY FUND •VGaests/ at the home of. G. Nelson Kling, 4 A Pair of 51 Gauff«^15 I>«twr Dwk S»ain Nylon How , -;; .'"'.- . ' or REIS BBAlfD BRIEFS . - * T •;'- -' >JILWORTH English Village, • •.;' Curbing Commissioner. : : Meeting FulcHer conducted the' me •;:•":•••.•>> '- '•; -,". :'.Y«pr CllOM* of . ' ..';' -mm President .John L. Biach, pre- With Every Purchase of $C.OO or OVER. toy 9. CM Fonrih aw FBEE^ Georgge Lincoln l sided. ••'•; •;' .' •• • .-',.• --• •;-.. the!: absence'"f>f Cub'master 59gg of tthe Youth Week Durand. 'Mr. Fulcher pi MEN'S HAME8 BRIEFS ^^ Buy 3. Grt Fourth On. FREE (Any Color or Styfe) " 24 Pages — TEN CENTS -Hi p jnpt weitr awarriis to the. following boj Buy 3 pn* CM Fourth pr. FBEE "a .ot the Botkry Club at. itsB.urnaslL, Miss Mack - < Russell. JCnierim Snd. •' A GROUP OF BLOUSES and 1 PAIR GIRL'S SILK PANTIES ' '• BOYS' SNEAKERS __i •-V ••-• -.". ' • • '.•'•• •' " '•••• ' • lunatebn meeting in "the badges;_ •'/. . 1 Candidates for Degrees -^- i „- -,—-- $1.00 Grip, or Goodrich P. F. v CHILDREN'S SHOES HI High litf bbilding of the Meth- "•: SHIRTS .-...., :::;..:.:::.:..,...:;{::.:..:..:;, 1 BOY'S TIE and HANDERCfflEF 3,-pak. G«t Fomtii jpcrFHEE-H^ Chorota-mst Thursday., Two students fr'6m CranfurtlureTBrnughtw, gold and sil ^ . Stopmastar-or LlttU StradcU*r , Trustees among the candidates for. degrees • rows oi* wolf badge; Kicks ;, MENT5 QTjS ATHLETIC SHDRTS chairman' of theat \he 1,03rd-annual commence-1 Ro'" arrow , on wolf badf ..'.•••.•• ;*..,^.^.:.,.i* 't-__ On* Pair of Sw«al Sax FREE " s'to>$g^ov'. •;•_.!.'••. trn^vale committee,-in- menfMonday of BuckneU Unive^i \ HiUiaidland Richard Em •\trttfluced the youth •'officials" and sity. I^wisburg; Pai | badges; \. Larry Edmon. Cotton P- Sleevden and Skcres. In checks, With Each pair oi Boy 3. Gft Fourth Om FREE - wa« Pr. of Rubbars FREE W' -mm Or, Howard R. Best, super-, •will .conifer de- j,Janie* Pimtano, denner; J6! plaids, sblidV. AH colors. Soes 32-38 v itotmdent of _ schooU; G. Frank assistant denner; Bo'bcat BOYS'FANCY Ms Boys grees upon!R6bert J. Burnash, son "'.„ . ••: •" '•-• MEM'S TIES •'-'••-. • -,-•.-. To Fit Each Pair of ShoM Sold in This. nan,.' Cranford High 'Barry Hull. • In addition, J ANYPORCHASE of Mr", and F. Burnash of SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS v Miiplewooil Finn (;iven Generaf Construction cher'made Gold Stq •••'•-.•.•-.••. •, - ",Wc« Bang* „ ,.,-^T——-, ^principal, and Gerhard 25; Hampton road, and Miss Jeanne / J |J and $|J50 :••.••••• »;••.; i''^''jj'KfUnrr,' guidance counsellor for C. Muck, daughter of Mr- and Mr.«.awards, to each cub;/'" 'I. Yoar CSbicie of . vy Coach on Low Bid of «76S^94O for Schools; i . Barry burand>conducteak<>r at ; cning- ccremort^,— and..'.. trt S»M?-15, Buy 2. G«t Thiwi I'aciH Let Total $1,101,063 Lincoln called upon street. ;—• -';.-- •-•—• ;•—— •"— - 7 12-20, 1 BOrS SPORT SHDTT, 2 to 12 ,a p guard - was • Jmnes • Pantarii" """ MEN'S GREY OB TAN CfflNO WOWC PANTS Anthony Lcwi^. Inc., oi 14-22 Newark way, Maplcwopd^ Was r Chief" Alan Senionite to iri- Mr. Burnash is a candidate ib.f,^ MH jo 24Vi : : 2 for $5.00 the: dei?recL6f.bachc}4)fc of ^science Hitter, t>ay»d_ _Messerly 4 : _ BOYS' SPUN NYLON SOX Sl^OO and od thee jicnerijienoriil constructiotti n contract t for"^ two new elementary twjiuw the guest* to the Rotations wmT.'Hiuser." ChaTles~B|f n_ tor thc_Utj)!"^ This advice X>ttier Youth Week officials pres- in commerce and finance. He I!;:' . ven Y6 the athletes of Cran- .schools:on.itsJ«»w_bfcdCi»lf .S165.91O.;it_jL special mectinji Tuesday dVcnintf member of the Phi Lambda Theta of Derj/O, entertained biy.,'' On* Man'* T-Shirl FREE ; ' Buy 3 and Get Fourth On* FREE :»f the.Bo;ird of Education. . ' ' ' • 5«nt included: . "Magistrate" seyecol Selections'-on hia 1 Pr GIRL'S M1D-RIFF SHORTY j; f ; figh School srt^thtrTmnual Iraternity and;".Delta Mu Delta," Inrnb oocb pedr ofwoda^fMiiite' Buy 3JBK; G«t Fourth Pr FREE . Charles Redtte*,; "Police * Chief" ' "The .theme-'for the moi UNUNED BOBBY BROOKS PAJAMAS, 10 to 14 ...... (H^khtox or DoMtpun Brands Indudfd) ' sports dinner tiist iiij;lit at. Also" awarded ..contracts by the board for construction of thO ' David Root, "Clerk" MicnaeFTer- nutional- cconomU'S Hranwa^JSp- liu • lool -by Ben Carnevale, head T»(12-room buildings in Walnut aye-, clety. He 'transferred, from Browni nature; Clifford' thirand 4 :• H , ... XO, "Public Safety Commissioner" a, trtp,to the zoo, and therf - Sixes»-\5, 12-20, UV2 to 22V2 ptADIES* DEPT. ball coach iit the U. S. Naval Awarded Doctorate nUe. and Broo^side place were: ,S "^David Isles, - "Finance, Commis- University in 1950 'to BucknelL / . Tiy und former coach at' the exhibit of leaves and pl^ • •j- REG. $16.98 »nd $17.98 ;..:.:,;...... ™...v...... ^r*->^- BERKSHIRE HOSE LADY'S SHORTS Elizabeth Iron:.Works, Green' lane, sioner" Robert Albertson, "Wei. '.. Miss Mack is a candidate for the i Elizabeth, iron, steel and .alumi- iiegrec of; bachelor of arts. She lected by the cubs du» Shew or BUILMM Walaht —- r -. (are. 'Commissioner" Jesse Bell, month. The honor flag fof . _ WITH ANY BABY G basketball men- num, $40,000; William Zabransky, '•"Building Inspector" Robert Mc- specialized in sociology...and.. is a. $|.98.to IO.98 pr Ailed paht nionjuries at Cran Jnc.,Jl Pickens street^: Little F«v member of Delta Zeta Sorority and since was won by • Den !igh School. He advised Clintock. ^YLON H(isE o Bgautjfulry Qift Wrapped Xard The YBU* Weefc-'maj" T lk is the dehm -to- Jl ; Polo ShW FREE^rith «ich pair «»irc:n.iicjn TO ineir xcllr-Iner-269-eamdcmtfeeV Introduced Dr. Best, Mr, Ztmme>'-4 l» Agwdaf" student yonrbook^awi Fair of Fan^^aby Pants Free! ncn. Newark, heating and ventilating, man and Mr. Kellncr. v ., ; '''.,. the "Student Handbook." tute the last regular, mm 51 Gauge — 15 Denier things (rom Coach J. Seth the season. SI56,42-1 ;^.and ,A11 Service Elec- Introduced by "Police Chief iy while, serving here. - tWc- Company, "1»1. Maple avenue, Root. District Governor-elect II. Radio School Graduate FOR OUR THREE BIG UNADVERTISED SPEQALS program at Annapolis, was Somerville, electrical, $75.098.0&. Stanley MacClary reported on an Jamas Pfarrer of 8 Tulip street M.I.T. Club Meets; Ted by Mrr-€arlueVale w Thetotdl of thcsecoritracls is $T^~ .Assembly of incoming and retiring was among 170-gradiiatcs who re- Professor Eli Shapiro! >d that Hober* Albcrtson, 101,063.- '.• '.-.'•' i">, district-'governors which he at- Massachusetts Institute .*«•' 'APPAREL Kim this, past, year, has gain- "In all cases,: Burton C. "Belden, tended recently, at Lake Placid, N. RCA Institutes, Inc., radio tech- nology's School oflndustri chairman of.the building commit- Y;" Mr. MacClary also presented nical'-,, training school; at com- aKcmenrspoke'-on>"What* nittancc to the academy. He 3 ib he could look forwiird,to tee, said, contracts, were awarded a short .history of 4he .Cranford mencement exercises held in thefor Busirfess" at the spring FOR CHILDREN \jf> the lowest bidders. " ••-. ' f' "; of the MIT. Club of f .ours of , physicrj* trainiljg dub and its accomplishments. auditbriumv °t 160 West Broad- LADIES' /APPAREL Mr. Belden reported that irl ad- The Rev. Kenneth D. Martin, way, New, York City. ' v New •Jersey Tuesday ey» »nd strict study hours,,,^ '•v> • • Carnevale CODKI ntuhited the dition to the. basic bids, the board Hotel Suburban, Summit. 6 N. UNION AVE. 11 N. Union Ave. accepted alternates for aluminum .Jocal '•alumni active in the ;, Cranford rs Club for striving for good 19 North Union OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS CRanford 6-327O nanship on the JJart of the 'window frames arid door frames, chairmen of various col tiourcsccnt lighting throughout the jare'C. Van ChamberUn,'. Is and promoting team'spirit r •; part of the comihunity.V^ buildings, copper tubing through- avenue; C. A. Williams,^ out, tcrrazzo Odors, and' ceramic CESS POOLS & SEPTIC TANKS ange avenue, and A. D. C lam Blnk«*t president, pre- T 5" ' •.•"'.--•. • - - • U gold .engraved stop v(rntch tile in the corridors and greeh Norman place.' "' - • * ••• : D and REPAIRED , WeeHlcy, whose jsutdoor BENJAMIN W. P. ALLEN chalk boards. , < r -1 cam vyon the state Group II The board nlso authorized Utt iunship and was lindefeatcd '.' V• • •'••••'. ' " ' • • - , •'- • • '..''• '-"-••' building committee.and its presl* sompctition.it" entered, dent, Louis C. Troutman, to nego- i ANSWER TO ifitratc Charlc/ J. SteVens Rey. Allen tiate with.the general contractor on • m \:i R.L.FERGUSON • : / Millions to/ "Open Windows" in , istmastcr ana the invocation parts .rtf four other alternates. They : "•/: EUrabeth 2-3431 'the Rev. Prank V. H. Car- have to. .do'-With wood roof frain/^ 1IL06 Sto. WOODBUBT PE0D0UHT _ .Ctbr of .T/ihi|yjehurch'. Mr ing, waterproofing of the, buildincs WE WORK . 7 DAYS A WEEK extendod a welcome from 1J0O 8b» WOOWPmr BAUD CBEAM and pjiinting Osters/Mayor Frtid P. An- __'It_wa» reported that a from the town and G.'-Fronk i check wa> urn a** wooDwmr om made of all rnntrnrtoro [ran I lllL'.lpill ' * ' . * •••• «•••«•! ••* ,11, »• -_^_ ^_ p I I SHASTA SHAMPOp FBEE «&% We : b lirbhv the schooL system. Confers g p performances ,and llnanclal stand- ion ,S. Anderson was chair- ing and all were found to be re- Firnt Baptiot Pastor __ ^WSMW SPECIAL HJWDCBEAMHHP 'i tlie dinner committee and sponsible. All the contractors were assistcd,^by George":W.~A1-: , the Rev.-BenJamin:W.-P. Allen lully • recommended-by-feginaUt awl JtHttfJUL 1OBBO8 JnmcS\ "S. Avery and of 98 High strcc-t:was awarded the Marsh, architect/ Mr. Belden «ald. ETIQOET DEODOBANT i E. Byrnes. ' . . Doctor of'Philosophy degree' Mon- Mr. Troutman expressed com- t»m fikiam Ctntrt Yaqr FaAUm t'wln Ymr FSUMM C—*n YtmrTmMo* AUJMDIUM PCBCOLATOB rs.were presented to' ath-day at -, Drew University's \86th mentation to the building comrtit- _AL0MmUM P8BCOLATOB LetGbo/A/f//^ Body Neat OUT iio participated in the I eomniencement. He is, pastor of thd tee,' its choirrhan and->the staff for and • TUMBLEBS fitinued on page eight) First Baptist Church in Cranford. their work in connection.with ^ne. LADffiS*-awri5mjHBWAtnnmn He holds the bachelor of arts letting of contracts.. He said;the -mm ANBXETS dcgrce-~from-Oberiin--Gol-. LABGE BEACH TOWEL stufl ifeseTvei.commefldaUon-for-ita As-you *n]oy Palm Beach's light weight on your mhoulctonu you'll also lege and the bachelor of divinity cooperation and assistance; 1 rrBUIT OF THE LOOM HAMMEBCuiEfS degree from Drew. -/Mr. Belden reported Uiat the ad- BUBBEB FATIGOE MATS „ appreciate ite porous "open window" fabric that lets cool ah* IN. body heat OUT.'/• •• •The-subject of his doctoral disy ditional alternates tO/be negotiat- ALL METAL WASTE BASEETS sortation was "Epiphenomenalism ed will cost about $30,000, bringing . AD this, you get In a suit that has the smart styling, the fine fit. the / in the Moral Philosophy of George the total cost of construction for iminates Santaymia Particularly us iibAt- the two buildings to. $1,131,000. 11 fects Free Will." His advance work ••;• :"; :-;..,, •• ' liEWLY ABBIVEDI ' ,..^..;1J.'.: painstaking tailoring usually associated with far higher priced clothing. The committee^ Mr. Hoiri«tn "was in'.the divisioYI of ehristian' ^, ...... Irving Naiiicd . A plained, aimed at a cost of $1,130,- As always. Palm Beach suits wear and wear, dry dean beautifully. . ... interpretation...... , / (Continued on Page Eight)

1 : : The Rev.- Mr. Alicn/was gradur' (V- DRESS LENGTH PDZCE GOODS ,.' ' ' .'•" "" • " "••••'.'",;" '.. •' ' '. •' ,*<.•• .'. '•• . , • ' ' •/.: liiiundrr luindidatv l ^~lO%PfTon^ '• ' . ' • ' - . • >• . ' . • , • • >dcr of Cranford Post 212, First Baptist /Church the' same Per Piece for your appearance ^ .. for your hot-weather comlorll -.ihlltefijon,^at a .meetinfi 'y«Jar. \ ' •/• •. . 1 cvcniiiB at the Gasihb. ' I During-.!^- service•at-'therlocaV "CRANFOR D GIF t" ' DA Y S " lection will beheld on June church,- the Rev. Mr. Aljen said B»e. T. M. Goodnll-Bsnford, Inc. Mohah, rpyon, acctste and 5% .nylon, in tnofcl ttylnt ip nominating committee his aim has been to frccthe chufch MEirS SPOBT SHIRTS' d of the following: ' Pait of ac|;ivitie.>i which would hinder Thursday -Friday - Saturday, June 4 ^ 5-6 HEAVY QUADS WAX PAPER. -htlbis E. Calvin ..Shire, Har- worship and to develop individual Artists at Work i^^onibiUtyAti vic Feature foFShow PURE ALUMINUM WRAP FOIL s H;iinilton and Edward pies of'this, he cited the church's : credit union which has not had a 52c CELLO SPONGES .95 *i. " , .•''• • '. Saturday and Sunday $29 nominated were: Vice 'bad debt in its h.ine/ycar» of exis- Artis-t's at work Will be featured RimEMBER FATHER'S DAY, JUNE! B, F. Edwin Winter^ __ tence and the food club recently in on exhibit to be presented hy W« Carry n ^ihcaoa / Slacks - . |nd Edward Hoinz; Hn'ance idthhh "e Cranford Crea^we^ArtJIroup N" . '•••:•. BUBBEB INFLATED WADING POOLS bom S1S0 .. (Continued on Eight) : Roderick Smith; .chaplain, 7 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. . .4t\ Arncscn;, HprReaiit-at- There will be a painting demon- • taul. Selby; ex^utivii com-, stration from 2 to 4 p. m. both Sat- _uvtij-.Mt_ Ringif. i\nA Mr Dramatic Club urday and- Sunday, with Dean f y_ Compton. George - Kamps,—Mrs. i delegated to thA Union. George Shcahaii. and Burton Lon- OPEN MONDAY AND IY TILL NINE ComtnitteerMn, Ringle, Mr. Holds Annual «enb.ich participating. . •.•«"-, • • of the American .Cancer Fund drive Mrs, Mackie' presided-.. Refritfh- in'the aviation industry. ••. J ot classefc-wil to $2,583.59, it Was announced yeo- C*m FMal Fmbat. on the pocket^ watching striped bell. Topping ments were served. ' Mr.'-PHte reported that the club npetitive display \v4Hbc rcpteKcnte(W>y nine couples orSthv 'Sunny .tcrday by E. C. McMlihoil. . local : Appeal ERtters Sent it.the Lions" xtajtc convention June lib at C^ceola chajwaah> . . ] . .'•' ' '•' it, a dck-Htripe bIou»V with wing collar, shor* 19 to 21 in Atlantic City. kh from 3 to 9 While 'Craniord has failed to In Local Palsy Drive • Dr. Walter KJ, Fasnachtf presi- reach iia quota of $3,700. the chair- bat-wing Bleeves. Loot Red and Buccaneer Black .,• Apj)eai letters were mailed, out dent, presided'. . ' varded for first. rruin expressed his appreciation to wis week in the current CereUtral and' honor- 10 to 18. . " J>; local individuals, organizations 'lsy CuisadiL to raise fuitds for Dinner-Dance Tonight and'school children who Contrib- «. the m^ntc"ninc% of the Cer«*bral V:ilsy Center at 636 Salem avenue, More than. ,70. jnembers and Bdinger Is show uted t6 this year's appeal. Showing overwhelming dominance over othqr < Mrs. Walter H. Mr. McMahon reminded resi- Elizabeth. Victor JX Shaheen, local guests of. the Crunftird Business the leadership of. Coach J. Seth W^ekley captured,, the s' Association are expected to attend rfiairman. *ptber dents that the fight against cancer 1 8POBTSWEAE, THUD ihairinan, announced. The ovciall .Members of the ..ell-winning, team arc shown obov*T: (V G«>al for the county is' $40,000. \; tha-group's annual dinncr-dancca^t 'John Korsch, George Lincoln,'Bill Ialone, Robert" Baxter show committee a continuing battle, and. that Mr.^ Shaheen haa urged Jocal 7:30 o'clock tonight -at i Twin West; George Jeffries, Bob Hagerthey, John Frichard,. Ru< M, Broughton, contributions will. "he welcomed • Opcn-Tburtday Nighu 'tU 9 residents to r«turn tHeh- coni trookg CoUntry Club, Watchung, Bill Buchcr, Francis Keenan,'John Scnsenig, Bill Roesel, pri«wr, Mrs. Blar- throughout the year. These may bo '• t ions promptly .to Williarn J _,ldney Breen, chairman, has an- not preseht when the photograph -was -tukvh are: Mioy 1 ra. Paul A, HUchtct. majled to Howtiu M. SlegeH local' Savdixool and Mr»,treasurer, at 27 North Union avt- Crcn, loca} treasurer, at the; on nounced. President James F. Ker- Mitchell, Dan Rearick, John' Sherman and Harold Voorhees. County f rust Company.. vlck wll! be taasimast«r., Citbert and C/i>qnicl«;.) " ntl*. . , •.''••:••...'>' ' ' ''.••'• • •:' •.

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•»•'••• *\ J^ '-n V y , . -4he-club and fanner rector of Trinity Church, \ iM V J .'.4V>t Visiting here from Kensshs, WU.. GIVE spoke on the early'history of the dub. " . • . • • • ' Fish Hi TO THE. David jsles led the group in STOREWIDE ftiiinlett laniis H Jint «in« se^ral ^^T ". IPLASTIC APRON A CAN mi ENAMEL BR\ FREE Announcement .was-made of a ^.••"••••--'juieiii' •:•• •.. CEREBRAL' visit the With EACH PURCHASE o ••.••,••-. Juiaji • ••-•±A*- meeting for outgoing and incoming 1 ery Saturday- This > OUR GIFT TO YMt WASHABLE DAYTIME WASHABLE DAYTIME director^ which .was held last night at a meeting last "<\ \.." FUND at the home of G. Nelson KUhg. 4 : Cubliing .COBTJ COTTON DRESSES COTTON DRESSES Meeting English, Village. Fulcher condyoM*! the ABEAI i and Lincoln and .President John L Biach, pre-> the. absence oTCubtnaster ' /. Ctkiar.^f. • i of the Youth Week sided. Durand. :Mt. Fuleher p DEVOE II SAPOLIN With E*wy Purchase. 24 fages —. TEN CEKrS awards to.we following boj Jtyotpry Club at ItsBurnjash, Miss Mark Russell/KriWrim and '', meetini g in the Jones.. / House Paint I HOUSE PAINT of the Meth- Candidates for Degrees Brouej/ton. 6«W and Two students: from Cranlurd are i FULL FOAM Trustees Award last Thursday. WELL KNOWN BRAND ainong the .candidates for1 decrees; wolf b«f»e; Ricfc3f .chairman qf theat Vhe 103rd annual ••commence^?! irneyale yoogh service committee, in- irient Monday of-Bucknell Univer-.r KAYSER but due to the nature of the item we cannot ''" the youth "officials" and sity. LowTsburg. Pa. , . '. \\ • -.-r-—. , . £ Fbt4 QuaBty Howard ft. Best, super- The university Will confer de-/Jal™* Pan«ah«> denper; Jot 51 Guaa«^ 15 Dntor . advertise the na.me. • Of schools; G. Frank •grces upon. Robert J. Burnash. sU'asstttant dennri; - Bobcat j Cranford High of Jar. and Mrs, J. F. Burnash/Sf Barry HiUL In addmon. » And Match»f Bos Daft Scam Ma|»l«H.Wn/M^.j « afds «c> each cub,- . j ON • OAUL OB MOW yr. gainn- < TTebrge J7M5cTcT Jr7. of 60»JftiUow Barry Dfcrand c^nducte^ 3,99 Value •akt'r at BooHter T«rrssW Talue-at Fiye Pacts Vi^ Lincoln called upon street,;••--.•••' •;• -:—^/\ |C»'na: ceremony. VOmi 3 Pain to a yxtf Inc.,- vt.lA-22 Newark way. Maplewood. was Alan Semonlte to in- With Every Purchase of £ - Dinurr^ -Mr. 3Urnash is a-can/idate forrJ ^ SE3fl-GLOSS Viwar'di'd the general construction contract' for two new elementary fbe guests to the Rotarians. the. degree of bachelor/of science R"ter,- Daytd Hesser|y -Tiiis-adwcc elementary w 'Thctj1 of Den 6» entertained/ RUBBER BASE ^ BRIEFS 79S OR ii^h School^at the annual "diaries Redden; "Police Chief" j#iternity and Dofta Mii Delta., several selections FLAIR SKHTTS sports dinnc^ last nij;lit. at Also awarded. contVaOts by the board for-construction of the D«Vld Root, "Clerk" Michael Fejv "national ecoiiprni/Mr honorary so- The theme for N—; 5 taacibm Colon ibol by Bon Carricvalc., head *12tfoom building"! ih Walnut ave* PAINT Rdbber Base Coding THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and nuc n(1 1*O,,"Public Safety Commissioner" ciety. He trans Wired from Brown nature. ClifTord Durand * SmalL KUriiiim, Latgo ball coach at lhc\U. S» Ni«val " Brookside place were: ( Awarded Doctorate Oavid Islet,. "finance Commis- University in 1050-to Bucknell. a trip to the ; • v : > tut " •' • ••••'••• ; .._,;. •ny arid former coach at the Elizabeth Iron Works,.Green lane. «ioaer" Robert Albertson, "Wei Miss Mackjfe a candidate.'for the exhibit Aabe«to« Shingle* SOLID MAPLE TABLES '.chool. ' . \ . •"• Elizabeth, iron.-steel and alumi- fare Commissioner" Jesse JJell, ichelor* of. arts. She lected by/' the cubs duf •NTEUOKS OK EXTEUOM academyV'baskctbjiH.'nien- num; $4TDelta Zeta Sorority and ance ,-«as Won by Do -i- End Table*, Step Ta Hgh ry,-plumbii>gr-»63.«0O;—Frank • P.- •bulh Week ''mayor'CaTso" jQfeRfeiBBtteiaite' -s to i llkj lo III hTtt Inc., 26269 9Camden street, ,. June 15 wi| - HO EICBAMGES All Navy Linen and ^^^ — All 6 and skid he had learned introduced Dr; Best, Mr. Zimmer- " student yearbook, and on, FREE! P*>le Bnuh ant! Pa«l» whh Earb Order of WaHyaper heating and ventilating,' man and Mr. Kellncr. udent Handbook." tute' the^ lasK regular. n*> and La»p Table* ^ things fVpm (^oach j. Seth^ ^156.424; and AllOService, Elec- White Linen *nd Leather Combination.' Narrow- ey \yhilc\scrving. here, Introduced by l.'.'Police Chief" the season.. SoM Todty, fruky ^ Corripany, ltfl Maple avenue, Many Othey Unlisted' Spedals for These 3 Pay We Have a Beautiful Gift For You with Every Purchase liiedittrn -widths. prosram M^Annhpolis was crvillf. clrrtrir.-il vt7S OflOiMI."" R"oot, District Governor-elect H. L 8 MIT J >ed by ,Mi-. Camevalc who The total Of these contracts, is $1,- MetClaiy icpmted un .in Wires Pfarrer or a .-./ Cmnem mnd took Around .•;•, . id that ..Robert Albertson. M 1 Professor Eli Shapirtt •,1-f (01.063.'-.'-/ , • N assembly .of, incoming and retiring as among. 170'graduajtes/who re - i-orinK' center on the • district ,governors 'which he tit-ce;i ved ' diplomas recpritly.. from Massachusetts Institute • .•am, this past year, has gain- In iill cases. Burton C.'^eldten, tended recently at Lake Placid, RCA Institutes,, In.Cj/radio^/ ' tech- nologV's School of Indiistsj chairman of the- building commit' 7 nittancc to t|ic academy. He X- Mr. MacClary ;also presented nical training school," at comagemen- t spoke on "What ob he could look forward to -tee, said; contracts were awarded • a short histdry" of the Cran)6rd mencement exercises held in thefor Busirfess** at the spkinfc, lours- of physical training to the lowest bidders. ''.'• .'• . club and-its accomplishments/ • auditorium at 160 . West Broad- of the MJ.T. Club of J ind strict study hours. • • Mr. Belden reported that in adj-X. •• .'TfeeARev. Kenneth D. New Jersey Tuesday etil , JOHNSTON FAINT SHOP dition, to the basic bids, the board way. New York City. '/.,#'•• CRANFORD'S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE Carncvulc congratulated the. Motel Suburban., Summit 101 N. UNION AVE. v CRanford Open Fklday* TQl 9 rs Club, for strivinc for good accepted 'alternates for aluminum., local alumni active in the'* 23 NORTH UNION AVE. CRANFOUD, fat 6-3272 nanship on the.part of the window frames and" door frames; 103 N. Union Ave. Street *'..'•,•'• ; ' •• l-chainnen of various cat' Cranford ts and promoting team spirit uouresccht/Ughting' throughout the" iare C. Van Chaihberlin. • jiurt' of the community. Jbulldine&KCopper tubing' through- CESS POOLS & SEPTIC avenue; C. A- WilBams,, Jam Blake,. president, prc- out, tt'rrazia floors and ' ceramic ange avenue-, and A. D.'C T ' a gold engraved' stop watch tile'- in the corridors and green CLEANED and REPAIRED P^orman pU>ce. ' ; ' "Veck'ldy, vy-hose outdoor chalk .boards. ^?\V\H - cam won the state' Group II The board also a>thori^ed th* ••:-k'V_-. BARON'S FREE GIFT TO YOU! ionship and was undefeated building committee. anciHts presi~ ' Himpetition it entered. dent. Louis C. Troutman. toxnego- _ btrate Charles J. Btevcr ' ate with the general contractor^©!* LL. FERGUSON ANSWER TOrf astfnastcr and the invocation parts of four other alternates. TheVx_ l' " •' .'• :.. : -I $2.00 Mimri Perfume, or the Rev. Frank, V, H. Car- <> have to do with wood roof fram- ^s ./•"• HEAVY DUTY WOODLAND ^2;OOHrft-Ayer 8 Sweet _....„.. ^^t^^i^JlLjy ¥ 'tngrwaterproofittg-of-thc buildings . rr nw • Mrftstsr *i - S2.00 Hi I Ht; Ayer?s Sweet William Soap extende3 a^wclcome and painting. ~~\ A JUNE 4-5-6 TOPCARRIER •ester's. Mayor Fned P. An- It was reported that a check was PICNIC JUGS v\ WITH EACH S2.00 PURCHA& OR OVER ' from the town arid G. Frank rWnHf* nf nil') nnnii»*****£%*•»—fin " 54 in. Long rman, ' principal *, of the performances and financial stand- Suction Cup Type' ALL MEN'S LONG SLEEVE ,. Me ~ FREE!. from the school system. >nfers Degree ilnon ing and all were found to be re- BEG. lSe 45c CAKE Ot Dtt.BBOWN'8 Baptist Pastor sponsible; NA11 the contractors were fully - recommended • by . Reginald tOOTH v assistcd'by tJ7H Purchase SOAP I, Jnmcs -S. Avery and of 98 High street was awarded the Marsh, architect, Mr. Belden said. Reg. 3.95, 435, 5.95 & &50 TISSUE POWDER tE. Byrnes. / Doctor of Philosophy degree Mon- Mr. expressed 1*W Fmhiom Ctntr* - Yemr Fatkitm timttr* Jam fksUs* Cmm* T«sf fm !rs were presented to.,ath- day at- Drew University's 86th mendation to the building Commit- DRESSES rSKlRT^BOY^ «ml GIRI.S'SWEATERS WHh fbwer In LU »ho. participated in the fol-commencement. He is pastor of the tee, its chairman and the staff for to* IV m(jinuetf on page eight) ' First Baptist Church in Cranford their work in connection with the SHORTS-POLOS - SLACKS - BATl^Gi Yankee He ,holds the bachelor- of arts letting of contracts. He said the FIIE! < 1 stnff deserves Comrhendation for its DB. GRAY 'fb'™6'b1'll^"0hi) '~dS' SIDEVJEW SPECIAL SELECTION of SLtS INTEBMEZ2SO lege and the -bachelor of .divinity cooperation and.'aiuistance. MATCHED degree from DA;W. Mr. Belden reported that the ad- TOILET gion The subject of his doctoral' dis- ditional alternates to be,negotiat- MIRRORS MAKE UP sertation was "Kpiphenomenalism ed will cost about $30,Q00, bringing NECKWEAR POWDER, UTSTICK in the Moral Philosophy of George the total cost of construction for Round Type 1 wMk Keg. She at FOUNDATION ALL BOYS' and GIRLS'*SPRING CA% Re*. 1.50 & 2.00 »minates Santayana Particularly as it Af- e two buildings to, $1,131,000. >.oo fects Free Will." His advance wprk The' committee. Mr. Belden ex- GOATS and GIRLS' SUITS *^ R««.i3»' I 69c M.25 was hi: the division1 of-Christian' >' • .•' ' .- - ' ••- *, Irving Named plained, aimed at a cost of $1,130,-; OW 81se 1 U Sx, J to «i. ^7 to 12 interpretation. ' "'• . . . (Continued on Page Eight) B fl.M nmafider Canilidate The Rev. Mr. Allen, was gradu- BOYS' nBOCABB IVORY -•- BUBBLT-2 ated niagna cum laudc in. 1934 from LAKKER-CLAZE STICK ; SNOW BUBBLE ~1^uccee«l Herajog Drew, and was president of his PLAffiUGHT • -" irvinit was-nominated - for. JSS. He assumed the. pastoiat^ of DEODORANT BLUE CHEER BATH Iiddr of Cranford Post 212, First Baptist Church the same BATIW1ES. PCttX) SHIR1S on Loptott, at a meeting year; ..„..•• .' ONE PAIR OF * 23« 49' y evening .at the Casino. During his service at thc~local 49* churchy the. Rev. Mr. Allen said 1*6 Exhibit CmREGULAR W' ZSe TUBE ilectibn will be held on June .. -./•*••. ic nominating committee his aim h;ts been to free the church SOCKS with EVERY DOLLAR FREE 1 id of the following: iPast of activities which' would hinder htjm QVKL9VSS Woodbinry Boric Add / . iidei'.s. E. Calvin Shire, Har- Worship and to develop individual Artiste nt Wort OUR FREE GIFT HO YOU ^"SHIRTS rtkOM FOAM Re^. 1450 —-»AT« HI, ' - ~6Vle7 and Howard Mingle "Feature, for Show With Each PurchaaC6f^3j98 6FMrt» W*f ill Give FREE SHAMPOO OINTMENT omas Hamilton and Edward pics of •this, he cited the church's Trade Items Excepted. LETTERED (Cranford) Toilet Water credit union which has not hud Suturilay and Sunday 8 in. Straight '':', »-ln -One^ ^ 1 nominated were: Vice com- bad debt irf its nine years of exis- ; Artists- at work will be featured (, F; Edwin Winter, <3corge tence and the food "club recently in an exhjbitlto be presented, by - OR - SCREWDRIVER SET MEN'S HATS 29 organized ,«t; the churchrr VALVE, »tidEdwelt. Topping ments were" served. . ;• • Mr. Frlti reported that the club, »disptny ; Sunny terday by E, C. McMahon; local mm Will be represented by nine couples chairman. -/' . ," • .<.- :; ' ., ii - it» a tick-stripe blouse with wing collar, short it the Lions' state convention Ju.ne Osceola r K Appeal Letters Seht 19 to 31 in Atlantic City. 3 td 9 While CranfordVhas . tailed to In Ldeal Palsy Drive : ; Dr. Walter K. Fasnacht^ presi- reach its «uota of $3,700. the- chair, hat-wing sleeves. Loot Red and Buccaneer Black dent, presided. ' • > (or first, nun expressM his appreciation tp Appeal letters were mulled/ out honor- this week in the current Cerebral •II locul individaatK,-organizations . in riie» 10 to 18. ,\. • ':'• I'V Crusade to' raise fundri tot Dinner-Dance Tonight and school children who- contrib- •he maintenance of the Ce"r*bral is show uted to thi? year's appeal. y. Center at 636 Salem avdnue. ' More than ,70 members an* Showing overwhelming domiitarfee ovpr othor-^ i guests of the C/anford Businofo; JWalter H. Mr. McMahon • reminded, resi- •w# • ."'.tmmi- .mm Elizabeth, Victdr D. Shaheetv-|t»cal ihe leadership of Coach J.~S*th Wjttkley cUptured the Other dents that the fight against cancer ibajrman. announced. The ovferall -Association are expected to attend Members "i>t the sll-winning tea.m arc shown above: (t coramfytM ... 8TOstT8VEAI.THIBDn.OOS the group'* annual dinner-dance at i>'a continuing battle, and that G"*il for the county is $40,000. John Korsch. Geontc tfricoln. BUI laione, Robert Baxter j BW dMRrtbutlom will be welcomed, .-i Mr. Shaheen has 'urged ilocal 7:30 o'clock tonight at Twin. » West. George Jeffrie*, Bob Hagerthey, John Priohard, Ruqt Brooks Country Club. Watchung. throughout the year. These may be Open ThuruUy Nighu'til 9 ; Residents to returh theTFconA Bill • Buchcr. Francis Keenan, John Sensenig, Bill Roese], mailed to Howard M/ISiegel. local tions promptly to Willlaqu Sidney Breen, chairman, has an- not present when the .photograph was tiikeu.yie; Lt-'ioy I nounced. President Janurs.F. Ker- Mitchell, Dan Rearick, John Shei-mun and Harold. Voorhces, iSsWrcool treuurer, «i .27 North Union Crea. local treasurer, at the Citiitm and Chrqwtclc.) •'.''" ' County Tfatat Company. vick will b» toastmaster. . . •' f • *' -'' "i ^ "^-' •'•••-•\-;|;''V':>V.iir:":: •JV» ;.; •; ^ ' Bite fen .x' ...'--, .>.(.«..',• •'..'.••;'•'. •.:... •' •'m nrpniiw/yt.j' JUNf4

former rector of Trinity Church; Ml visiting here from Kenaahar Wis., spoke on the,, early history of the GIVE club. , • ' '••-• '• '.. • ;..:,—-• Fish Hatch* -AT THE • „ "TO THE . , Dayldl' Isles led the group in Cub Paclc 144, sponsored singingseveral songsv • • ,....„ • J.. Osceola Presbyterian Chu Announcement was made of a • CEREBRjiL visit the Hackettstbwn Fish meeting'for outgoing and;lnei>ining . ... m* ery Saturday. This was am 'Barnett's

directors which wa» held last night ' •;•* at a meeting last week. fiOlDEN WEDIBW PALSY FUND •'•Guests/ at the home of G.'Nelsorf Klingi 4 VILWORTH •'Cubbing Commissioner English Village. , ONE PAW with HACH DRE^ PURCHASED During Fulcher conducted the me - President John_L. Btach, pre- the absence 'of Cubmaster Ctetnvi Unebm and sided.' •.'. .••"..: *~~:'' • • ' • ' (Nest to Cnnfai4 lWt»«) of the Youth Week Durand.'. Mr.' Fujcher "pi 24 Pages — TEN CENTS were awards to the following boy ^^ JPAYS l>lbe Rotary Club at its Burnash, jMfcs Mack i , Russell Knferim' and, ' K tunctaefiQ-meeting in e Jones," bear . badges/ Are Ai Uwal An THIS THU0SDAY, FWDAY and SATURDAY 111 ^ Candidates for Degreed Broufihton, .gold and ' sil building of the Meth- "i Twb students from Cranford are last Thursday. rows oil' wo]U^S^er, -Ricky ainong the candidates for.degrees • \.' gold arrow on wolf badg SMARTEST STYLES IN chairman' of the at Hhc 103rd annual, corrimence- 4/613 fcr i service committee, in- ment'Monday of Bucknell Univer- HiUiaid and Richard Ern RUM the youth "officials" and sity, Lewfsburg, P>a. badgesi^Lwry^ Edrhom \ Dr. Howard B. Best, super* The university will confer de- James Pantano, denner; Jol Nationally Advertised RITA Nylons from Our of schools; G. Frank grees upon Robert J. Burnash, son assistant denner; Bobcat *L25Fu]lQt 3.19 4/s iis Ctantord. v High pf Mr,, jand Mrs. J. F. liurnash of Barry Hull: In. addition, 1 : Firni Given General (instruction cher made1"- Gold Star- in iWline of Ha principal, "and. "Gerhard 25 Hampton road, and Miss Jeanne Work on Low Bid of $765^94<) lor Schbokj ,' guidance counsellor for C. Mack,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.awards to each cub. ; r Coach Guest i at the high school. George J. Mack, Jr., of 609 Willow Barry Durand conducted Cranford Days GIFT. In Bond ening- cereinonjv—and—til tit's IWt^Let-Tolal ^S^^ Lincoln called upon ^ .-j\:itlumy-Lewis, Iiu... ^>l H-22 Nexyiirk way. Maplcwood, was. Alan Semonite to in- ^ Burnash' is .d 'candidate' for guard "was Jnrpe^ Pantan it.. Vs Spring Dinner I ; "Ritter, tDavid' Messerty t iwai\irtl iht- Kcju-iiil cOnstniction cimtmct'.for two new elcjmentary r tfce guests to the Rotarians. the degree of. bachelor, of science : ~ ••— — -c-opicials-pris-rin-co wBrd_HBUse'r-:„ Charles !(Ji icfWWs oi> its"-liw- bid f.f S76S,9^0 nt a^specioi mcctinc Tucsday^vpnhi» • ven to "the uthjetes of Cran- ,of the Board of Education. ' V* . •' . j— ' •,'.".' ^m included: "Magistrate" member of the'Phj Lambda Theta of Den' 6, .entertained by Qgh- School. atKthe .annual several selections on' hi*,. 7 • Also1 • aw^irdt^ contracts by the board for construction "'of' the* &S.-'•• Cbarles Redden, "Police Chief" fraternity and Delta. Mu Delta, AT OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICES •»* ppor.ts dinner..lasiy-niithl at w The theme, for the mo . : ^HiptvW Root, "Clerk" Uichael Fer- national economics honorary soV r .' i r • DRESSES STEWARTS bol by Ben. Carncvalv. head -^-—- : * '' /•'.'——»—*12-room building<« in Walnut, a've*',. ro, "Public Safety Commissioner" ciety..He transferred from Brown nature, -Clifford Durand c i J "For Juniors £ Miaacs.— sail coach at they. S..'Haval Awartled Doctorate _^"UC and Biooksiile "place were; "David' Isles, - "finance Commls- University- in 1950 to Qucknell:* a trip to the! zoo, and then ~~^ *M5, Misses 10-2a" oy ,and former coach at tl Elizabeth Iron .Works, Green lane,- _ •toner" Robert Albertson. "Wei- •. Miss-'MacTTis a-candidate'fdrt'he" exhibit" of "leaves- and pi* from $Q.9S chool. £'';• fare Coinmissioner" Jjrese, Bell, degree of• bachelor of arts.. She lected by the cubs—trai academy's basketball men- num, $40,000;- William Zabransky^ '"Building Inspector" Robert Mc- specialized in sociology and. is a month, -The honor flag foi j. SfWtH WllSRJiV llled past memories at Cran-' ; : ALSO Inc., 11 PicRensBtrcet,-Llttle Fer- -ClinWc*. member t>f Delta Zeta Sorority and ance was won .by Deri'J Bottled |» Srnrti.i . igh School. He advised the ry. phimblngt. $63,600; Frank. P.,',:. iia.tt»i—ill heJWuincu!g-£Ru^cnljOjQyerflrnewt flinrtvc Rnlh ic Farren\~Inc, 269 Camdcn street, L'Agenda," student-yearbook, and A picnic on June 25 wil zx -»-and-said-he-had- - f introduced Dr. Best, Mr. Zimrnei- 1 Jiewar*T-heating~and-ventihrtlnfc- .,• man aiid Mr. Kollner. ' > thcJ'Sttfident' Handbook. ; .'...; tute the last/regular h> SKIRTS — BLOUSES — HOSIERY / Qt things from. "Coach, J. Seth 9156,424; and All Service Elec- ... Introduced ' by "Police Chief" (he season. • • •. ':'•• ' • —-jy'while serving here. tric Co/npunyi 191, Maple avenue, SCARFS •— HANDKERCHIEFS Penonal Shopping Service • Exclusivewith . program at Annapolis ' Boot. District Governor-elect H. Ruk forward te . awarded • a short history of the Cranford mencement exercises held in the for.Busiirfess" at the spring 6-1044 6-1044 ours . of physical training lo the lowest'biddersT" ~~ . club and its accomplishments. audUorLm at. 160 -West Broad- of the M.I.T. Club of %•/- 8TONBT SCHEK, Ke«. Pharmacist ions ind strict study hours. Mr. BcldeiVfTeportcd that in. ad- The Rev Kenneth D. Martin. way. Ne>^j)rk City. New • Jersey^ Tuesday ev|> '' * '•"'" i I"""" •.!••'• ••••?•• •!• "Vf Carnevalc COIIRI ;iUilated, the dition to the basic Jjjds, the board..,, Hotel Suburban...Sumnrit*-, LAROS and ; LUXITE LINGERIE Somh & Walnnl Ayes. <••:'?• J-\ Cranford • rs Club for strivinj; for good accepted alternates for aluminum' local-alumni active ini'Bu'W.'- Al- The Rev. Benjamin W. P. Allen fully recommended by Reginald' IASY '• 'Si James S. Av«aac. and of 98 High street was awarded the Marsh, architect, Mr. Balden said. Mr. Jrqutmqn expressed com- I TOOK NAME DfPKINTED -• ; «R Byrnes.. , • *" Doctor of Philosophy degreelMOn- 7*m FaAUm Ctntr* Vim Fvkbm ^r. f«Mm Cm** Tm* FaiUwi - srs were presented to ath-day at Drew University's 86th mendation, to the building commit- ' . ,'ho participated in the fol-commencement. He is pastor of the tee, its chairman,and the staff for. / mtinued tm page eight) First Baptist Church in Cranford. then- work in connection With the He holds the. bachelor of arts letting of contracts^ He said the FREEl degree from Oberlin (Ohio) Col- staff deserves commendation for its lege and the bachelor of .divinity cooperation and assistance. ' WITO_ EVERY degree from Drew. Mr. Bclden reported that the ad- XJES 50ftS» The' subject of his doctoral dis- ditional alternates to be negotiat- •ELBARROW 1149 stirtation was "Epiphenomenalism ed will cost about $30,000, bringing RUBBER HOSE inr the Moral Philosophy of: George the total cost of construction for •..<•> miinates ••', V- "V SUBSCRIPTIi Saiitayana Particularly as it Af- the two buildings to $l,13(,000. I Bdl fects Free Will." Hu-udvunce wpik The committee, Mr. Belden «K. CLOTHED DRYER OJt LAWN was in. the divisiofl' of. Christian. plained,aimed .at a -costof$1,130,- ' Winch •?.* nTlcriTretatioiiT ~ (Continued on Page Eighty ,«-• •. ..-.f. Thcttev. Mr. Alien was gradu- .-• -?•••••• ^inlander Candidate ated manna cum laudc in 1934 from WINDOW Succeed Herzog Drew and was president of his' BOXES —24 i&X. 'Irving was nominated for He assumed th«; pastorate Of Art Group- ndcr of Cranford Post 212. ! First Baptist Church .the sanic HANDY-CARTS JLcgion._at a. meeting year. LAWN RAKES \ y evening at the Casino, During his service at the Ioca llection will be held on June church, the Rev. Mr. Allen said Trfxfaa»ii ic nominating committee his aim has been to free, the church id pf the following:, Past of activities which would hinder . uidcrs E. Calvin Shire. Har- worship and to develop individua ArtintH at Work DISCOUNT FROM REGULAR PRICES • ovier iind Howard Ktngle ^WlitAtiF pJes of-tl\is, he cited the church's feature for Show • ' m " aw ' onias Hamilton and Edward THESE THREE ONLY credit unioli which has not ha'd a Sutunlay and Sumtay- .nominated were: Vice com- batl'd'cbt in its nine years of cxis- ArtiMts at work will bevfcatured . .-; .v\. , • •• «,' .. 1 Icnicc and the' food club' recently X. 'Am '••- v' -s, F. Edwin Winter. GcorRe jn'.art cxh1brtri8~bcrprt^cnted 'by.; (CASH MUST ACCOMTANT prganized at the church. '» ,'•'• ••'''. ' . ' • and .Edward Heim; flhancc the Cranford 'Creative, Kc~township iwinSTfronii'" OB BJoycIe. We Will AlW « 5% 'redcripk Smith; - chaplain. •7 p, in. Saturday und'Sunday. ^^^^ i -Arncscn; ' scrgeant-at-. _Jrhc'rc-wilhbeaWinting-denipn-- - ?aul*Selby; exetuth KtraUon from 2 to 4 p. m. both Sat- it. • Hen, Mr. Ringlc and Mr. rnatic Club urday and.. Sunday, with Dean \ • . '. • • • in. ' •";. '.. '•• Compton, George Kamps, Mrs. »••;• y/.'\ I*'' ^ .delegates to the 7-Union | fjf^-lJ _,r . -.^fd m>uJ^mmi0Wt George ShculuMi and Burton Lon- Committee, Mr. Rihgle, Mr. MMOUMSz^^uWJUMl Ucnbtich participating. - .. (0. Int. ntinved on eight) Mrs. Isle /Chambers, instructor NORTH\ MZNG SPACE:.— for thp .'evening classes, also will CRANFORD I Sepion Sunday demonstrate her-work from 2 to 4 ...r.7-...,__ «;•• .N Cranford 6-6000 :jiJNpAf".#.A.M,»..i-r.«L' 104 Sooth k* on Saturday, and during the The annual meeting of thcOCthc.lCrar n hours on Sunday Herbert Wyl ford. Dramatic Club will be held also art msfnuolor, will do pastel Sunday at 3 p, m. at thahome of and portrnittdrawlngs of children Mr.' and .Mrs. .John McC|in,tock and iidults"'attending the exhibit. 100 Park drive. ~; Members of the group Will, reg- The- nominating committee, un- ister their paintings for the ex- der the cliairmfinship of- William hibit from 7 to 8 o'clock this eve-- Tops w our fatok—wondertul poplin geparann Qld. will present a slute of ofllccr 'Janovsik, supervisor of elementary tiing, preceding va; general mein- education. ,..•..-'• Perfect Attendance Pins for the 1955-54 season^ those bershlp meeting• in the township. that know their way around every nook and Mrs. Maajcle was presented wit'h Nine membcrs; of the .Cranfbrd serving with Mr. Old on thenomi- •*ooms. • A-programvhas. been ar- • Mting committee are Mrs. Gordon" ii farewell gift bj^lhc presidents of rLipns Club were presented perfect' ranged-for the sesaipn. u -, granny of your Vacation add eVery corner of the Hve local PTAs. .••.. , . attendance pins i Tiles Jay evening Oi|der«leev<:, Mrs. E. Duer Reeves, •*-—•'—-• ancf Howard Mc- A maximum of two paintings per Plans were formulated to present ,it,a meetiog .a,f jhe"-' Coach and "meiribc'r-.wili be, accep^edffor ex- rammer I Gay, lively sportt outfits that wear so thoMac^Dcamond Players attain in Tbuf Rcstaurant.'cj^"" hibition: ••;..;,..; ; J- ;,.:'.-- -• January. ."Robin 'Hood's Treasure" Receiving ihe pins wcrftl Albc'rt l± Starry hospitality .u,*. will be the production tnis year.. DuVies, Frank Dooley. Dr. Gordon nmittee are well, look so smart and (wonder of wonders) The council also voted to spon- Ounfec, J*ublic Safety-Comrhis.-. tanceV sor Helps to Griffln Music Founffai- sioner Clarence Fritz. John Hall, Report™! at $2,583 theirtiremarkahle^ crea^ie-resutant finish really '|(>n Concerts for young people Lou Lerda, H^nry Lovctt, Victor ilurihg the next school ycarJ '^fni- Shaheen and Augus4 Therrdwnn. Funds collecfed from the , Store Homer Martin will be incfjajg^B of Capt. Edward Kelly of Amfcrican banks have swelled the local toia( : • Works! Featured: flared skirt with striped Irim tho program. • ' u . > Airlines showed a film and spoke I horticul- of "the American.Cancer Fu.nd"drlv«S' .-•'• 1 "" Mrs, Mackie, presided: Rcfrish- in the aviation industry. will to $a^83^9.° It was announced y^s-,..'_ • display On the pockeln, matching siriped belt. Topping Mr. FritJ! reported that'.th^slub terday by E. - C. McMuhon, Xocat'~ -' '.' •,'""-'—-—-r—'. < will be reptescntcd by riincjouples Sunny it, a tick*8tripe blouse with, wing collar, short it the Lions'. HtMtp/conventloij June OsceOla chairman. ' - ~J . '•':*". Appeal Letters Sent 19 to 21 in Atlantic City: ! 3 to While Cranford has failed to In Local Palsy Drive Dr. Walter K. Fasnacht, presi- reach its Quota of $3,700, the chair- bat-wing eleeves. Loot Red and Buccaneer Bbck Lfor flrat, -Appeal letters Were mailed/ out dent, presided. •*• . .' 1 honor- mab expressed his appreciation to this week in the current Cerebral all local individuals, organizations . In sixes 10 to 18. J'ulsy Crusade to raise funds Uft Dinner-Dance. Tonight arid school children who contrib- • *he maintenance of the"-»Cer*bral iger itrshow uted ln~ u\is year'B appeal. '- ^I'.ilsy Center at 0S6 Salem avqnuc, More than ~ 70 members and Showing,--overwhelming dominance over .other Gr guests of the Cranford Business Walt* H. Mr. McMahon reminded resi- Elizabeth, Victor D. Shaheen, local the leadership of Coach J. Seth w^ckley. captured "the statp Other dents that the fight against cancer , ch'aJrtnan, announced.' Ttoe overall Association' arc expected to attend Members ot-ithe fll-winnlng , team ore 'shown ^fibov'e: (1 ' 8POBTSWE1M. THOU) HOOX the group's Bnnual dinner-dance at committee I a continuing battle, and. that K«'nl.tor the county fa $40,000. John Korsch, George .Lincoln. Bill Ialone. Robert Baxter'!. M. BroughUm, contribu^ons will be welcomed: t • ' . '' '* v " . * s 7:30 o'clock • tonight at Twin Mr,' Shaheen has urged ilocal . Westw George Jeflrie*;; Bob Hagerthey, John Priqhard; Rudj| Criaiey. Mrs. Mar- throughout the year. These may be . Resident* to return their conAibu- Brooks Country Club,. Wotchung, Bill Buchcr. Francis Keenan, John Sensenig, Bill R Open Thunioay Nighf» 'tU 9 Sidney Breen, chairman, iias an- not present when the photograph was tukvn, Ul'e- ^ Paul A, Bichter, mailed to Howard M. Siegel. local 1 ions promptly to William . Mitchell, Dan Rearlck, John Sherman and Harold Voorheeg.- SaVAncool and Mrs; treasurer. at'TT-North Union a«f. Crea, local'treasurer,~at 4he J'j'V' nbuncecb President James F. Ker* vick will be toastnwjii«rr- • —-• Citizen'and ChtQfiicleJi "•-.''• •?"••'?", County lVuit Company*. •» • ri'v;S.''v:,', ,• ' •:• .i-^v

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..* ,•• .•••"... -y- i : • •..'.",w.n». w J "f ortHeTfernwake' Investment Com* was given'" to'.'the'athletes of Cr«n- Youth Week officials pres- " - com mercc "aFiTh€i Lions Club handled nil the arrangements for tric "Company, lift Maple avenue, ' &,: Introduced by "Police Chief" were approved for M & J Builders The ^rosrarn at Annapolis : the poli^-gmpn we're "discussed by Mr. Carneva" ^j'vlller-electriCatr^$75,09fl>0<). '-, '•" Root. District Gav'ernpr-elcct It., Rudio School Graduate REVLON Ufa or Spray RYBUTOL for —new "dwelUngs^ron—Martin tor, the flrerrien to cool off as they al of these contracts Is $1,- • ,;T'" Stanley MacClary 'reported on an JameS Pfarrer of 8 Tulip place* revealed that Robert Albertson, FREE with Purchaife of 100 won- a softball same. 11-6. „ . On hijjh scoring center, dn. the CHS 1Q1.063. • • .. r- • \ 'assembly of incoming and retiring among,. 170 'graduates wl <> Referred to public safety com- Wednesday "the firemen were still ; ( In al| cases, Burton" fpns^.',-;:,sj'-' >'pMf" Jy•'*i• il(tfiViMiirii»i,'»4»«i>«v«*< 23c chased their homes in the neigh- learned this- week. CIE A NED and /R E P A IR E D AU^ScCANMESiiidGUMS 3 for 10c 9 A. M. to 10 P. M, chestra attracted a large and en^held, at. Bp/m. Sunday in the Cran- track team won the state Group II The board also authorized th* \. borhood with the Understanding Mrs, Wise has accepted a posi- thusiastic crowd, including the co- 1 tion on the dean's staff of Florida ord High School auditorium. The championship and was undefeated lilding committee and its presi- 15c ^Mi^M^W¥M^- ^' that it was a quiet residential chairmen. Mrs. E. A. Koyen and r :; State, University at Tallahasse. Rev/ Frank V. H. Carthy, rector in all competition it-entered. d_nt, Louis C~ Troutman, to nego* ' area. , ' - • ' ... • JB|rs. P. B.Alger, and "their hus- J^fM AIJkrglieyECCWOMY BARS * 2 for2»c Big News for Elastic Fla., where she will be working af^rinity Church, will speak oh ' Magistrate Charles J. Stevens tiatV with the general contractor, on. \ANSWERTOf Application of Mr. and Mrs. bahds. The band was supplied by 'FutWc Tense." . vvus tonstmastei' and thc-invocation im Emm W^VmuJSOfi Stocking Wearers principally with freshman girls. Local 151, American Federation of part., of lour other alternates. They Gabriel' Siabo of 105 Orange ave- A graduate of Cornell College in year-end events^ include was by the Rev. Frank V. H. Car- have-to do with' wood roof fram- '[ - ... Kill pound 2ftc SAVE MORE TMIf M%! nue for permission to convert their (Continued o* page'eight) ; Elisabeth 2-3431 owa, she "received her master's assembly.- at thy. rector of Trinity Church, ^ in«r wikcrproof ing oMhe buHdmgt - degree in psychology and guidance 1:30', p. rn.^iiext1 "Thursday, "BTiikc' exfendetl a 'welcome from • ••.:ihe\An«etieanT" home was referred to the Board and piilnting. ^JITloil *i^m&m-m.:^wm ^,-3'if tic •••• from New York University and-did lowed by ih<5, senior class dinner the Boosters, Mayor Fred P. An* It was reported that a check was • - \. of-Adjustment as'was the applica- graduate work at Wisconsin and that' evermigx in the. lvigh< school Town Garage 'ders'en from the town and G. Frank, t 1 Drew UniverHity made of all contractors as to past . ":!-.a >^ t>on of Wilftlrn D'honau. 30 Hamp- lh liit UJCOflfers n'i'inpinul nf ''' •v'':^"" '."•• '•l"^>^.' •"••'vv.'-'^' -Tv'i5i^f-*-??:;*- 'TVIS*'-'^' >"-i did ^art-time guidance work dur- wcw; announced this week, as fol- !al dog owners may havo thejr sponsible, AlPUie contractors'were home. .... ' ••-,-•-,., man of. the dinner committee and First Baptist Pustor ing her first 10 years in the local Recreation ;a»ys: PrdsUlehi, JFohn:. Prich^rd; anjinals inoculated against rabies fully.' recommended by Reginald Cranford Post, 212, American high school. She has aided several -vice-president, Pat ^helan; sec- he was assisted by George MV. Al- Trie Rpv. Benjamin'W. P. Allen Legion, drew attention to parking of charge! at tlie unnu.nl vuc- Marsh, archltect)>Mr. Beldan said, UGHT thousand, local girls select their reeary, Marion Phillips; treasurer; bertson,- James - S^ Avcry and of 98 High stroot^was awarded the •:\ •:• •" ^-V Mr. Troutrqan conditions' around tha. Casino. Ine calleges WMf' fttlinv occupations cination clinic for dogs being con-- •T.hbmas E. Byrnes. .'' . • ' Doctor,of Philosophy- degree Mon- ^pressed, corn- \ ExteBttHe Program Robert Hagcrthy; . and\ Studen mendatiqn to the bt PURORAY Legion headquarters. They pointed since' becoming full time guidance ducted by the Health' Department _ Lbtters were presented t6 ath-day at Drew University's ".6th ilding commit- r*ar tout* CM** [Jmm J Mil 11 out they are paving a parking area Council representative, V Nancfy commcnccmont. He is pastor of the tee, ills chairman ar the staff for M1N counsellor.. '•, •• For Summer Pupils" Lcrdai' • '. in the ^qwh garage, 12 South ave- letes Who participated in the fol- in rear of the Casino in an effort Manhattan arc among projects' ten on. a le'ash s6 that they can be held irst Baptist Church' the same DooPsdt GfistU was guest speaker Tuesday evenint Morris; history -— Dave tightly during the visit. commander of Cranford Post $ 12, Jfc on. taiively planned. Mr. Iversen re IcGb^—Nancy—RcihorMsknd—Ha American—Legion r—at—n—meeting \ X81V.V 13c Nswl ported. • H Durirvg his service at'.trie local \ . ' ' and senior chapters of the Cran- Voorhtcs; photo Bruce Lnrscn points out that the holding of theTuesday evening ut the Casino. MOTH CRYSTALS or ford High School Hi-Y Ctno at The aim is to. have a profir: Bill Rtied and pick Thicde; typ- The election will bo held on June church, the Rev. Mr. Allen said Ta Exhibit ', .- w ; ; _ clinic at this time should prove •* •" • ' '" ' .:--T."- that is enjoyable and also of/ his aim hus been to free the church :'75t »•«*••• OT*>' > s»>^R» Restaurant, / ing — Mary Aycry, fJaney Bill- of special benefit' to owners, plan- 23. The nominating committee *** "•. cational value,' the- dir of activities which would hinder - ./ r. Br'ennan s(ih. Donna Bonn, Pat; Dean, Janet ning to take their dogs out "J " A consisted of the following:: Past

/ ^ • • plained- ' . ' worship and to\devclop individual Artists at Work $2.75 'peHences as an agent and outlined Glc-ison, Bat-baru 'Gorski, Joan state^oh vacation trips. U di Commanders E. Calvin £>hirc, Har- v. • "' • >.-.. >- —Mr.-. Iversen is beii sisted in responsibility.- AS^practical. exam- the vocational opportunities of the Gucrricro ' and . Melba' Scgebadc; not inoculated before teayfn old Glovlcr and Howard Ringlc Feature for Show 1 ples of "this, he cited tho church's v the planning and conp ictingof th and Thomas 'Hamilton and Edward : - ' ' ' ", x ••••• supcclatiycs.— Bob Farmer, Mar- lecis program by the yening. Studen home state, he explained,," they v credit union which Ws not had a Among the 85 boys present were ion Philips and. John. PMchard Jtiay be quarantined in the event Morri_<>n. ' . Saturddy and Sunday -1",.: CHOC DIAPER UNERS Council. Memt of -the coiinci AAlsp norninoted-were: Vice com- bad debt in its nine years of exis- Artists at work will be featured' GilctteGffT TRK> 23 incomuig: members. They will art r~, Kenneth feyans, Carol New- of an outbreak of rabies, in the arei be inducted in September. Frank are Dorothy awskyv Abri manders; F. Edwin Winter,' George tence and -the food "clubxrecently in on exhibit to be presented by. » .ttf.*«»t«;.;.,4.»i - ' * Cranford' scl system,. was a / ~There wiH**c a painting der ; •n mrfWiiTrtrryrr^ " Mrs. Arthur Hoaglantl of Cran- can attend, summer classes, Susan' Kschcnlaucr will represent arms, Paul )Sj!lby;^executivjy;^ e com-. sitratjon from 2 to>4 p. m.. both Sat- special guest, at dinner. Other Cranford High School at the Citi- ford High School was elected presi- guests included: Frank Martz, su- details, concerning G Cloned Saturdays mittccmon, Mr, RinglRil c andd MrM- urday and • Sunday, with. Dean ' dent Monday of tho Parent-Teach- fits can be obtained at the col- zenship Conference from Monday Morrison, • '" • Dramatic Club Comrjton, George kamps, Mrs. pervisor of secondary educattan; H. through Friday next week at New .Beginning Saturday, The Citizen er Association Council at a meet- Frank Zimmerman, principal^of the/ delegates -to ' the Union George Sheuhan and Burtqn Lon- ;X{ ing at the high school. '» ' Jersey College for~Womcnr-ThC and-Qtronicle office will bo closed schdol; Coilrtland' Daly and To assist high school graduate; County Committee, Mr. Ringle,!M" Holds Annual genbuchxpurticipating. . V:;w,^tvTr:-i"-. She succeeds Mrs. F. C^Mackie Longenbach of the school faculty, tCtmtinued om paae eight) * (Continued on Page Eight) Saturdays until September S. (Continued on .page tight) * Mrs. Isle Chambers, instructor . who^hcld the''post for two years and Mrs. Ramsey. - . for the evening classes, also will Also elected were:. Mrs. William. William Walsh, president of the Session Sunday demonstrate hV •'";•' president; Mrsl Edward Shaheen ol ' The u.unnua l meetinngg o f thee CCranr - hours on SundayXHerbert Wyllie," ••' ••'.'•%•; Alvin Ciccone was^song leader GHS Track Team Captures StaleIjitle v.^....jij r wTr i I ! ; c ! ? i Bw., .. •."," •> •;TT -'" '••"• fJK ~" .'-' '?ir ' '- < 'wr i" '"V ••• •• ; Roosevelt, corresponding' secretary; Andrews accopripanied at the ford Dramatic Club will be held also un instructor, -will do pastel ; ay., ut 3_p. nt 'thr. hnwi. >v pll:n6 and-emcrWted with aeteial .iiul ;pxtitraitdTmytngSq5r^bnTldre;titdtSr n •<••: )i'«, Mr., and Mrri. John McClintock recording secretary; and Mrs. Carl selections. and Mns.-.'John' and adults attending -the exhibit..•.,. Holmqvist)pf Ljncpln',. treasurer 100 Park drive-. Members of "the group w.111 reg- Following "the election, the offl.- The nominating committee, un- istcr their paintings for. «•«. were installed by Mrs. Rutlf Lions Present Nine der the chairmanship, of William hbt,tyy from 7 to 8 o'clock thisN J.inovslk, supervisor of elementary Old, will present a slate of offlccrs »ing, preceding a' general L'flucation. , , '• ' '' Perfect Attendance Pins for' the 1953,-54 season. ' \ H bershlp meeting in the .township that knowN^heir way around every nook and -Mrs. Mackie was presented wltfh ser.ving with Mr. Old on the nomi- rooms. A program, has been ar- je jnembcrs. of ^thejCranford nuting committee arc Mrs. Goidpn •'farewell gift by tho presidents of ^dfons^Club were prese«jtedi perfect ranged for the session. - -the live local PTAs. . Gildcrslecvc,. Mrs. E. Duer Rccvcii, A maximum of two paintings per w cranny of your vacation and every corner of Utendance pins Tuerjay evening Allan Whitney und Howard Mc- "•-•. ",." • -v'. .-3^ . •. ' ...... ,;••'• \. -. :, , fljins were, formulated to present it., a meeting at the Coach and member, will be accepted for .ex- the Mae Desmond Players again in 7otjr-Rcstaiurant. .; , Ateer;.' •'•••• hibition, •'.-•-'. •"'••lUfiry. "Robin HooH's Treasure" i Receiving the pins •were^--Albert " Mrs. John V. Starr, hospitality sonunert Gay* lively sports outfits that Wear so - chairman,' and her ciJmmittt'ti urc will bt7the production thk^year. pavics,Vrank Dooley, Dr, Gordon in 'churKv of rof* Caneeit Drive Tota\ r- "wefl^''Japkv so* smart^and (wonder of wonders) ~ The/council' also vptejr-to spoils bunfec, .Public Safety Ctommis- IB.---".:. *"*- ': ">r tflp* to Grlffln Musip.Founda- n the, .^aviation industry. tural and arrangemettt classes will' to $2,583.59, It was.announced yes- ments .were ser.ved. " •Mr. Frlte reported that the club rx? presented in co'mpt'titiyt' displny terday l>y E. G. McMahort, local oril>fal letters were mailed out dent, prcsideo\ ^ second lid third places und honor- this week in the current1 Cer< :hra all local' Individuals, organizations 10 to 18. -. \ able jrpentioh. Two Kwoepstakcs; and school children whet contrib- J':Usy Crusade to raise fuhdrf for Dihnjerrllanee. prizes will'be prvsctih'd.''.... ' '• ^he maintenance 'of the Cert bra uted to this^curV appeul.' ^ ' , Mrc. Donald O. Etlingei' is show Mr.' McKluhon reminded, "resir ' : ''•ilsy Cpntcr at S36 Salem av< nuc More -than 70 memberis and » Showing overwhelming •fiomtiiaiice over other Group II schools in the gtafo^the track team of Crunfprd High School under 'ohiiYrmati, und Mrs. . Walter. H. t. Elizabeth. Victor D., Shaheen. loca glicsts of the Cranford'' Business the leadership of Coach J. Seth W**k!.y cuptured the State championship Saturdpy^ ut Rut«:er« University by- scoring '51.'• points. Khnrr usttistant chairman. ' Other Hsnin that the light against cancer;,.,.—' Association. are expected to' attend s chairman, announced.' The^oy fral Members of the - 11-VinWing', ,teara._4ire sh^wji above: (1 to i) front row —Jesse BcllrMiku Fcrro,'Gordon Selg. Tim Schuman, of the' show. committee is ,«•' continuing battle, and that SPOBtSWEAt. THIRO FLOOB ^ the group's annual dinner-dance al w .R".nl for the county is $40,000. i_ta Korsch. George Lincoln. Bill Iakme. Robert Baxter und. Al Sem6nite; .Bfcccnd row ^ DuVc Root, Richard V_orhees, ^Idcn are,: Mrs. Hbrry M, Broughton, contribution* will be* welcomed i. .-i \ Mr, Shaheen has urged- [loca 7:30 .o'clock tonight ; at-'Twin 'est. George Jeffne*j fiob Hagerthey, John Prldbard, Rudy Metzner, Dick/Lewis, Rodney Stok'os'nrid'John' Reid; "and third row — thrbughoui the year. Theae may I Brooks Country Club. Watchung. Bill Buchcr. Frartcis Keenan, John Sensenltf^jH Roekel, Burry O>MeiU;-Steven Bo_.Hand Br.ucc Hoick. Other members of .the/let Mrs. Walter Hi Crisijcy, Mrs. MUr- Open Thunday Nighu 'til 9 i-csidcnts to return t»»elr tin F. Norr, Mrs. Paul A", plchter, mailed to Howard. M. Siegel, U Sidney Bre*n, chairman, has an- noj preient whcntlte photograph was takjgJEirfeKrfe: Lt»oLyroy Ilohnes.,Ilolnu-s... Cliff McClendnMcClendon,, LLoui . McClendon^, Bob McClintock,, Cluvt/m 'X\* promptly to William J Mrs. J, Dbnuld SuVercodl and Mr.. treasurer, at 27 North Union. 1 nounced. President James F. Ker- Mitchell, Dan Rearick, John Sherman .an rold Voorhees,_ (ContplctL* story oj' the-' \nee.t con b. e /puttd^p. — u t»ic sjwrts yaue.ofi i\ Crca, local tr«airanr. at the Jv on Emil J. Tobler. , -X • nue. c«>unty frtiurt Company. vick will be toastmaster. Citizen and Chronicle.) I' ..'. . >i\ " ' ' ' . - .-Muilo >»y A. Nlc Mo, ; . . • • <••. •'•'it ."• :•. 4 A