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TEN CENTS Vol ^ No; 37 ; 4 Sections, 26 Pages CRANBPRD, NEW JERSEY, lTOHSI>Atf, 0£t6BER 3, 1963 Despite Flo ossession Despite an expected delay in residence on the 1 possession of the'* Cr*ne- Walter Crane, has. -w The United Fund campaign is the .industrial drvlvori, reported Cranford College Clubi nctted'S * 12,15 for Its .scholarship fuind t from; a.n upper respiratory, s- now> in full swing, with 894 yol- | he ''anticipates a total of 11,800, o* -iuiieoiid^ti^fe^r-tW-'^ weeks' subscription drivt it t^ con- WashbiUrn property? aL-110 Milrj several a funtetrru; l«*i by Donald'•'W.-Me-!|5& p*r««mi^ o.Mh*-divisionV»4^i6u- ft r ;: Tr fltnH^;''~tH?Hd /^rii " yv*M m-*^**^ —1>th«-1torviG'r\ ^ =£be cflnvmareUi^ dlvirioa* -1 yesterday: This brings thi* totaVproflts for the club to $1,822.51 since Monday to rate gairag*s and oth*f Florence Whshiiurri^haye b*e»i U*>ci.injr $190,280 t,„o pr6V»dV,. oprratin„,„ „.g [unde, r ^i« B*rg^, acwrdw* tor- -During: the: past week, -College;. : •thebuiiiisMji cfiiwr: They arc. now Ch'airman McG^nis" t'xprwsedltiiwTy and. .ishouirt report a ..... .... i^gcrSi^irav^inre^sc streets and looking'', for. an, apiiFtnient, ?Mr, optimtttm 'ab«>ut results f*pecu?d j portion of lts.iMJ,lO0 target." \ .;..- Club members turned In 141 new'l|r* ••':'•-. .'..-\Jf Y" avenue irt 'preparation'for the first, has been Selected as arcbKeets for the municipal swimming and 337 renewal subscriptions. The. William* stated. «t thtvllrst gerieral reik>rt fniDetlngj, Jh«rxp^clal gift*..division, with pool r\flflYfi F section of the central btudness dis- While the public works do- lit be held(n>iiiKh!"::n th'c:'"c«'immun--r itJetirge Morton leading, is ejip<fct- it was anriounced^/osterdav byvRobert M. Cranefc'..c.h?ir- .dub also received credit for 15 trict off-street parieihg-iot, »t was new and 192 renewal subscriptions rfariwunt had hopwi to rax* the Uy; room of the Mururtpttl tluild-U'd. to repo.rt ,af-'lea*l half.of the aiuiounced yesterday by Public house is ''well. a*, the garagH and ing. lie tin'U'd'.ii inorVemhuAastic imit'* $32,000.mark. Mr. Morton The local firm.was selected after interviews had been held turned in,at the newspapcy.office.: i [Works Commi&sio'ner Nelson M. the former" Burdltt COfpbuilding intitude among"vojunteew-' ihan-in'?.pr*vji<mi»ly. reported $3,600 from; ; with s e v or a 1 architectural \Thu^. far during the- drive, a iJBhtcap. •;". - ;'."- \- '.''•. •'-. : -V at one time. CommuMioi*r,;iatfb> 7 firms ajnd swimniing pool con- total of .554 new and. ,1,065 re- the •» The .township was scheduled,to v riewal subscriptions have, been cap wild all or th« building*In the ' Our in reftjonitble «nd jt»i- itchooK diviilon, under Dr. sultants- The Cfanford firm •*: obUin possession of . the -Crane* turned in, .' •• J... .'" '.'"•'••'.'•':".'•"'•'..' parkin* lot tract, except the Cr*he- der'.lai'ed Mr Clark W. McDfrmilh, is aiming was recommended to the •'•>" : • Now Uiat the scWool! problem is Vv'it'shlJum..: property, by; court "Washburn residence, wilt be taken ion of everyone tor a figure. Dr. MeDw- Township Committee, which i ':t)urin| the current we«k, Col- i order, on Tuesday. Howevtv*, Paul lege Club members are; working '. solved, the, Bojirrt-of •Ethiciittori is down. starting Monday, and thein CVitiiford \<> insurv victory.-"ot-!mi.th.»sibe»ng by Anlhony. '• : approved the st-leciion. ' for HSv'o bonuses .offered by the* turning \t*•'•at.tfcntioh to fuller usie William* <if the law firm of Dughi house will be raiedjtt a later date. this: «-»mp;ii«jfi ar.rt it can tns'donv. !Terregn«>, p*rM>Dnrl coordinator •!' VlirUOi'rCluti'. flnii:Spies built:the of the School buildings ftfr/jecrc- laud Johnston*,, Westfield. this!.'.wec<k \- The former BiinliM Corp. buiid- .$uc;c*!«i- u-.th tJis* drive .-rnewti* {,?:»• ti-.e piiblu- ;tch9o| *yiiteni.'. an'tl ' Noma'hejtgn Jywim. Club pool i« ttewspaper—$50 for exceeding 375 : w •i nft'w subscriptions and an addition- i a'tio'rt *y.youngsters and adults.. • '{.filed.a notic*'of motion for a.stay Ung;, .which the toWriaHlp'Beifuliwd inemter JJC^UUIS . can -diiiwii*!'.ijtw^'Slf - Abbott, director of d«--| Wtstlield and currently-is plan- '. of taking of po**es*iori. Hearing t-arly i«sl »pfuig. lia* become -so wtih '••• tu'pp>Hu>nury carppalgnJ1.1-'wWinieirt- ,*l Uriiori Junior CoJ- j al .bonus of^OJor exceeding 1.100 '• Dr. Clark W. McDermiui. super- ; ning thf pool ior the Scotch'Plains „ intendent of schools; Dr Henry «n this nation will be Friday. rjazarHous that fire department of- rt-prv^*r.UiHB:.u»>itfttitIai- *nvi(jg< in.; V*rK** Mr.-.Abbott expect* ;jac»l,|cf- 1 S.viir. Club. TKe firm also did .renewal subscriptions. The club i was only 35:renewals short of theMineur iind Robert.. Seavy, both j Mr. WiUtnms tiled, affidavits ficuU "'haw i-eeoiHnui»d«d' that exp«r>itf and maKjiowVr'." .he ,idd»{'aJ-'. on.«t Un.irm Junior College'to J ; wor.k otY the Shackamaxon Swim latter bonus on Monday. :.- j-boswd members, were' named, by the court early this week r»« :,th»» structure .be taken, duwh. as ed.. _.•..-'• . •'•' . |b« tntrt(>!«>twl th:5 afternoon.: The '; eiub 7X»1. -'. •••••.' Mrs. William Hi Meyer! College the board .at a meeting a delay .in giving up thesoon ii,t> -possible. .;.--• ..Malcolm. I'r:lnu5<", cJiairnuin «f'\.ci.mjwjgn in .the -pubiii; schools (Harry Jypie^, "a morrtber of'th'c... : i" Wl id, aecortttng"'to-Mr. 'T»r» CA Pfv-l' r.nH 'of their house-to-house canvassing tostudy ;»•. thf other pa,rtnt>r,. designed :- as possible by thisweek^chd. AJ} tor a i •'••iWie Sommcrvtilf .VMCA pool, rnembers were urged to submit re-, three men selectea ui the office of Miriwru- --',Oo'roshy K>krter. -chair* acki io Hirrrin>Kriani. Mich., Museiim fmCranford Teachers '^_' W'AnrVW'hm* at»n -Ual of trnrhefi. "r e**.r;» <-<jsJ-.(HvW'jU>>n Uyr utivt I'M •>«. fo.thtr pooh, incl'uding-onc. at V*]ai- ;...-\ ;• The Collcge_.Club receives- it.5.0.; Thtr board if weighing'a re^j. ; kiki Beach, Honolulu.:.'. ..]. .'•..-• -of every new 'subscription and :75j quest from the Craniurd Rcerc-s ,\ 'Se-lection.' of 'a- 'site ior the pool • •;•'-.cetftS; of e.vtery renewal subscrip->alion Con*mittee {or u\e 'of "hcj . |*laiVf> bJv« b**-n eompJet«*d..f«r • wili.be the next step.on-'thc a|j<uda • tlon .turned in during the srV/hmchroosr, at .Cleveland SV2M>>:)1 «>'• fc<n,tt,mg of th»* r«wwvi»t«x! rftu»«.*~ : of the Municipal Swim Pool Cox- ; weeks' campaign..' regardless. of'i the Senior Otijcivs ••••'-- ••-' ; wn lit j'mittce, Mr Cran«. .sVOtwl. Con- whether given to a club member or; has asked for usi- •..! Uu-^.m U^i%'\ <>*>!& A? * °rt His-jwu^l, S ••'•fi-rcYii-fs are .^c-he<iu!(.-d durinR the turned in directly.to the i\ewspaper j j to 5 p.m.. Monttay-tJiTv>ugti Friday; ciei>- on Sund.iyv.Octob**-!?, it -. nt-xt few <i;iys -.v.th members of .office.; ! for mc«tin«s, iranies iwvi cards. |anjriouiiiv<t f^bMrtng \\w'. yuarter- enans ' the Planning Bo;ird and Bf>ard Of- any j Education ti> fujaliie Jsic location : tu^m^-in >, (ia» iJiSt.iT^'board will ask 'hf ScnMtfly irxvUnnat Ihe joeitty'* of the;, At '• of the.rK.vol. y r.«* on " tn.«;ii>(li«•' Michael!' *or A report the' 13 SWno. n^i ,iubJ $ Events ToInstall ' Barring unfort'se^n^ difficulties, ~i s i •. the j i the chairman »«i'ied. the committee . 113 3-yf... • JJ-mo. 'iu*<. -M!U,>rw--*"fli.«<*Vi nidges, ef building thw:rfh the l to VwEiri accepting mem- V il-mo. thf lunchroom at. 'schoolfhf thr Junior Scrvicv league. Begin Fr New Minister;-(lj;'b«r»nJ)> applications and deposits i ' Th* Presbytery of KliwU- . S 6-B> .! with -300 fhsKiv'vn; ...„,.... • liO.tii of *u««.iitoriii»i.»!fl* *ti««e s U a».*ociJitf minlstier Mt I'tt. r«veir»! in Olflr* iing a busy, playgrourvd'.. and -noi ' -V Cr^fordclubs ... W tO th. Kir*t i^ihftat ih'th**-i;oom .n'<jW after fcf.hojOl P* byternrK Churchat 8 Police School Il1l3 » t •«».»"! hciurs. .it•'was. pxJinte.5 out by Dr.';<tay. November 1.0/ at the ttm< af .-^ . I Urtno r*n«rs«l »u&. thu itfrvic* '••iiil be • I.9-mo- renewal'*ub if! Mcbermith: '• " fh the d*dlcatjt<n of CrWrtford'n ' ' K't t Paxi! Chieif, bou:-d secretary. »• j ntvv Opens iii New ;-V,7',.:'parte"•«; d lh.it a bc-ins :<t"C1cvfl«nd|J nevk, c «ie «j ScW»! which ha-.! bK'h hyiirtwtati- J ,„, ^n ••-'-•-•' . ^Continued on Pttoc SJ ] Tot»l i>Jot1-. io date rvpam have « J «\>n;njt .at 8.30 o'.fitwk Ln the Utr.;. the -charfcr to U'.v.cor:Rri Center at XJJC interior -one new poUcemt;n from |f*H»m and to sn*-FOJcH .Couri.ty cwirtrnuntties and ioHearBxecutive^ I with nt-A- • lnshur.ii and;. students from Miir.ville,. ftjuSmghcni1. A -cmectU: Plainfifld and Secaucus be- i'floor JI-VO has bcrp Utti Monday morning in the speak on "Life's S. Davics, executive director p< Oie New Jtr.sey Terccmen,»ry ( Tht- .-id-diuwn.il wing v ct-achiw. vr»"f« bo-Mr*'. 18th 'annual fall semester .of • the . be gavat speaker tWwfay1 ai thv o;x?oin'jf me«.-un«-of • lar«td shv- dtKplay area of Kirn.
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