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Sntcrad m mmmd 1clmm maU 'matur-.aK.' m VOL. UCV. NO. IS. CRANPORD, ^NEW JERSEY; THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1958 , Th« Pott OHlc* »t Ci-anford. N. J. ' • 4 Sections, 28 Pages—10c Clean Up x Only 75 Purchase Drive Slated Junior Service League Votes . '••.•.;aa 12|ol7 For the first tune in its history, the Cran- With an additional $32,537 contributed dur- A total of $170,000 in pledges to the Temple Beth-El Annual dean Up Week conduct- jding fund canvass was reported at a jneeting at the Tem-ed by the Cranford Board of fleaith ford Junior Service' League has voted a do>ing the past week, Cranford citizens and ©r- ••:'* ; last week. At*that time, aiecording to Irving Weiss, teams in cooperation with local scaven- nation to ab edticatidnal project—1600 ,lor ittons have ttiiide gifts! and ^ pledges of cfaainnan, approximately 75 percent of .the cards gers will begin Monday and con- Union Junior College's s^lvei- anniversary de- ^8*ilo Union 'Junior College's sttver an- tinue through Saturday of next velopment fund. niversary development fund oampaigh. to the td|un8 bad been turned in, week.'" , ' „•' -.•.' •••:•' The gift was approved at a George S. Sauer, Cranford Cranford's new plan for operation of the five municipal vassing will be contin- Health Officer John F.' .Kunze parking lots, including reservation of 200 spaces for local pur- he added, untU all fam-today issued an appeal to local res- board meeting Monday at the; chairman, said he believes this idents to cooperate by cleaning out home of Mrs. Farris Swacfe chasers of stickers at a fee of $20 a year, was put.into effect .';.; Members of Girl Scout Troop M are ahoiro planting hein|ock haye been visited for their Alumni Begin is the first^time in Cranfbrd's vxm tree which they presented to'Roosevelt PTA in appreciation of the lutgersClu attics, cellars, garages and yards hamer, 10 Herning avenue. on Monday; but up to yesterday afternoon only 75 of tne participation in the program. and placing.,discarded .items and history that more than $100,- association's sponsorship and also as, a requirement fbrthe fills' The board also voted gifts to 000 hias been raised in a town- available 500 stickers had been sold, Police Chief Lester W. ..-•;••: as Mr. Weiss and Rabbi Sidney materials as close to the curb as Drive to Aid • • — ••<. • .\VJ conservation badge. Lett to right in front are' Connie Beall and lolarship the Children's Country Home, Powell reported. p D. Shanken, the temple's.' spiritual possible on their regular collection wide solicltati6n. . • t ' • Tina Dommergue. ^Back rowr left toright : Marie Harris, Pamela Mountainside, the Cranford Boys' leader, expressed their apprecia- days. ' •• . '•'. ' .:••. ,- . "When there is-a Job to do," Mr. The stickers were placed on Marsh, Janet BuzalsU. Karin Paterson, Phyllis Boirdmah and "Cooperation in this project," Camp, the Cranford Boys' Baseball Sauer said, "Cranford residents w • • ' Barbara Gaffney. Not present when picture was taken was Gall tion to all those who have been Solicitation t>egan this, week in sale at police headquarters on Mr said" , rid one's League, the Union County Assoc- Cranford, Garwood and Kenil- can go out and do it. This is a NSff -, .•,•«••• •••* Griffiths.. Leaders of tbie troop are Mrs. George Marsh land Mrs. The Rutgers Clnb of Cranford working on the canvass, and com- pronerty of many health and fire remarkable showing despite the April i8. . • Pl»t f A|A iation for Mental Health, and itsworth as the alumni of Union Jun- '• •' • I••'•''"''Vn LloydC.BealL .. ...'.'. .//•/ ,.y.y,U\ ,.•• \; .:.'..:'•:.:. ••;•••.. today that its initial mended their'efforts. azards arutalso. help make Cran- monthly donation to the Cranford ior College launched a campaign competition of many other fund-' BetterHide \Vhile the reserved spaces .- i •••••ilk award Is being pre- A special meeting of temple ford a pleasanter and, more at- to raise $100,000 for the college'sraising efforts." •• , •. • for sticker-owners provided, in members and friends has been Welfare Association. [ to Howard F. Gilbert of tractive place in which to live and It was pointed out that the basic silver anniversary ', development At a meeting this week, the cam- two of the municipal lots-got lit- called for this evening at 8^0 at 1 >; v I -W% work. *,.' - ':'' • .;• ' : "\ fund campaign. "^~^~^^ " paign workers voted- to continue tle use on the opening days, busi- Kindergarten I North avenue, west, a Cranford the temple, at which time a dis- aim Qf the Cranford Junior Service Plans to add some color to Clean BPW Elects Scavengers will make extra col- League_Js to support activities and The alumni opened the fund the drive for an additional two ness was good for the; 270. metered i SCDQOa SEB^QP 'WOO IS DleUg**i> cussion will be held on. the pro-lections all next week, but only on weeks. It was pointed out that less Up Week here next. week were spaces available in four of the off- ;••• • > •• :. :yr<"W*7'V:;^':v: Mothers Feted posed new building. -,-\ organizations which are for thecampaign Friday evening at a din- c rtford Officer Slate, ; to major in engineering at the regularly scheduled collection good and welfare $f Cranford and narndance at the Elks Clubhouse, street. lots. Chief Powell related. • Suggestions advanced at this days for each locality. ^ y^,^v» "^* «^" council of Garden Clubt s a?t a re- m New Bruns* Elizabeth, attended by' more than y tUr . A survey on Monday and Tues- By PTA Group that the college's expansion is con- seen .^JK ^"L^ " cent meeting ,t the home of Mrs. i next Sapfbeniner. , , .• , meeting will be studied by the Paul DILorenzo, secretary of the sidered a worthwhile project-, of 300 persons, 'including a large visits to be made' by solicitors. day, the chief said, showed, only The Pre-School Group of the architectural committee and taken Cranford Scavengers' Association, 1 Charles A. 200. Hampton MnlAE PIH CflBL Doctor Howanfs name also was listed the community. The league, it number from this area. Kenneth Robert M. Crone, an area lead- street.. SO percent 'use at Lot Na S, on Mrs. Margery S. Hoff was elect- RposeveU PTA w«i-host to the week among the winners of into consideration in its delibera- requested that rubbish be put out Sutton place and er, said there arc .many people In Springfield avenue, where all 100 mothers: of the new 1SS8-89 kin- tions with the architect. The was explained, basically supports OCScheUer In furtherance of its campaign /-?••') ed president of the Cranford Busi- State University scholarships -the night before, as the special only projects directly benefiting Wilbur F. Chinery of 10 Denman Cranford waiting to be called upon. against Jitterbugs, the council has spaces are reserved for .sticker- ness and Professional Women's dergarten classes at the group's I by ai special state appro- temple has selected as Its architect pickups will be made early* in the Dr. Kenneth C. MacKayV'college final meeting last Wednesday eve-. Cranford, as it is a^ Cranford or- place are Oranford co-chairmen. enlisted the aid of young people j holders. At.Lot No. 2. South Union tfubttt a meeting at the Coach and and distributed by coun*-for this project," George Levy, AIA, morning. He suggested that refuse ganization. John W. Sanyasz of 120 Winslow president; thanked the workers for and ' South avenues, where 100 . luur. Restaurant '1*fo'»*»y evening. rung at the home of MrsT George of Elkabeth. , , •", materials~"be. placed In' containers as" well as regular members for a ••-. ..,.••• ••xKm kL :r>.""- a Uraportton, to legisiattve The leagwe, which voted $550 place,- Garwood, heads me *driv« . (Continued on Peigf sy ' program which will be highlighted more spaces, are reserved for Other officers are: First vice- Hoobler, 206 Oak Lane. ; > Construction of the new'build-or tied in bundles wherever possi- "A Day in Kindergarten" .. qentattsa." ', V-" .;.;.v "ing,; which will meet the needs of for the,. Union County Psychiatric in his borough, while Salvatore C. by Cub Scouts of-Pack 103 touring stickers and the .remainder are president, Mrs. 'Margaret Coffee; The bership, will start in the fall. The tional $30 for the Union County Kenilworth, is chairman in that New Site orated wagon to pick tu> litter. to 85 percent of* total capacity, thy Bowers; recording secretary. six feet in length for faculty of Association for- Mental Health at community. . • • ,. .^.The cubs' wagon mostly in the metered area. MrsT Marguerite Levitt; cor- introduced Miss Mary BUzabeth (Conttmwd o» Page t) ~ he said. Williams and Miss Joan Flete- .Ibosl to its meeting Monday, night. State Senator Wayne Dumorit, atcd with littcrbug signs, and their Percentage use in the other lots, responding secretary, Mrs. Aline Jr., of Philllpsburg, was the din- all metered but with no reserved HAZEL BISHOP Robbins;j_treasurer, Mrs; Hilde- meyer, kindergarten teachers at Also approved on Monday were activity is aimed at showing how undergraduate the following gifts: Children's ner's principal Speaker. He praised carelessly litter is dropped on side- spaces for stickers, was reported as • garde George. Miss Mary Louise Roosevelt School. Miss Williams, a to a : rvmM graduate of Bradford Junior Col- the basts of Country Homef .$250; Cranford the alumni for "facing up toyou r walks. ••••'• . •.••.• follows: Lot No.. 1. police head- v Wetjen, retiring president, induct- Alert Response Is 'Excellent' responsibility in this worthy cam- Ceremonie„ . _ . . _ , s„ ,. . quarters. 75. percent^ Lot Na S, ed the slate. .•,.;••'.;.• . •.•';, ' ;•lege and the Eliot Pearson School extra* Boys'. Camp,. $100; Cranford Boys' t In another phase of the program, of Tufts University, has been on activities, displayed Baseball League, $50, and thepaign to provide the opportunity | Memorial Park. Springfield and members of Brownie Troops 99. north side of railroad station, 95 " Guest speaker at the meeting to attend college 'for increased Central avenues, will for. the first 799. 100. 832 and 737 and Girl percent, and Lot No. 4. south id • •• ••.•I.T-,*••;;; was Dr. Nina Price of Stroudsburg, the faculty of Brookside and As New CD Center Activates Cranford Welfare Association, $100 ( Cleveland schools, as well, as Roos- Director O. Holmes WOUanw of Cranford Civil Defense and (monthly contribution.) numbers "of New Jersey youth." time be the. scene "of 'Services hon- Scout Troops 70 and 81 have been .of railroad. 75 percent Pa^ a general practitioner in Mon- He predicted the alumni would do making litter bags for car trash I Chief Powell, said that during roe County, Pa^ for the past 50 evelt Bliss Fletemeyer, a graduate Disaster ^onteoland Police ChiefLester Vf. Powell, reported excellent The league's primary source of bring Cranford's war'dead when a > 1 income is the Jumble Store, which a "««emendous job." which* they will distribute in.town this first week of operation of the years, who discussed "Women in of Mary Washington College of the ^•'•'•^-^'i' new plaque is unveiled there on l^ i^^"^l Ty\CD- ttestt , as operationti sh here it operates at 10 South ..avenue, "In order for this country to next week. Assisting in the dis-new plan, warning, cards-were be- '•.'•• .•',.••••"• •'-V •"••"•V".••••':••• :•>."••'•:'•.: University' of Virginia, also taught unlyersMy*s scholar* Memorial Day. . ' . • were directed for the first time east' meet the Soviet challenge, our cit- tribution will be members of Girl ing issued instead of summonses Dr. Price told of changes in op- at Brookside before going toRoos - Contributions to from the new CD headquarters toy DJ Irving, general chairman, evelt. - •' • '..' ' \ •''..' '•••"• .- scholarship are. processed Mrs.. Robert M. Crane, Jr., pres- izens- must support not only our in announcing plans tat the ob-Scout Troops 69 and 86. to violators of the recently adopted* portunities for women in the field center in the basement of the Liv- ident, presided.'. .' • (Continued OK Page •) v Posters, bearing the admonition: ordinance, except in cases of flag- of medicine since the early MW0"s, Both, teachers stressed the func- flve university's Rutgers ingston Avenue School. servance, also stated thatihe mem- Cubmbile orial tablet has now been moved "Don't Be a Iitterbug," wiU berant or repeated violations. He' All TRAPS when they were permitted to study tion of a kindergarten class "as a CD equipment. Including the pla'ced at strategic .spots in, theadded that most people were ad- f»y< perform w—***1 tasks but were readiness program to help the in- flw college course from police; headquarters toth e Mm >• . • ., - . , . • •('• • {Continued on Page 8) > hering to the regulations. - not generally accepted for .actual dividual chOd become a part of a r years at Crawford •'.,'••-• '.,•.••'••, • '•.,',• '•.'•• '•: moved from the previous location Leagues Hold Opening Day group and develop en imderjrtend '8* wa» an nw Wl M v The program at the park, which ' -- -•" «harman1 w41Liollow a parade, also win tar p elude a welcome by Mayor' John • p dub, Mayor John Brennan has Avenue 8chaol «si Sunday: iences when she tint started her Clnfc, Ry-T Om> and C&imonies in Spite ot L. Brennan. recitation of the Get-Jay-Cee Road-E-O' Contest practice, including visits to back- L been Invited to to "The town was not affected by Undaunted by the rainy weather, all leagues of the Cranford Boys* li>l>> they said;"helps muscular as well In sports.1>p. e was tysburg Address by Miss 'Gloria WfWMiSiIM *f D9T Sttd during; WllltCf the winners of the ninth annual any of the simulated bombs Basebajl Leagues held opening jlay ceremonies Saturday according to 1> as ; emottoml•>, development said for Oe jDofbaDbD , basebalbblt L. Burt of 5 Woods Hole road, a storms. She related that i**iffH t Cubmoblle Derby tob e held on the dropped in New Jersey on Tues- schedule. All games but one Pony League contest and one game in Cranford High School senior; se-Set for Sunday Afternoon i^Ii her 80 years as a doctor she hasgives individual' abidance to the High street hm at 3 pjm. this Sat- day,". Director Williams reported, The fourth annual Teen-Age Road-E-O of the Cranford-Kenil- shy child tot president of the the • National League, however, lections by Trinity Choir, led by deUvered 5,200 babies. . urday. Dens of Cub Packs 75 and"and our Rad-Chem team reported were postponed. Walter E. Cooper; roll call of the Worth Junior Chamber of Commerce wiH be presented at 2 pjn. WBBWfi ALCOHOL Dr. Price, who is the mother of iTtu'flns Cttsls of Cranford, report— 175 of Cranford Methodist Church no radioactive fallout in this area. Sunday in the Cranford township,parking lot. South Union avenue Large turnouts, in view of/the Robin Ault Wins war dead, and a Boy Scout* mem- Mrs. Walter A. Keve of 18 Hill- will compete for the derby trophy CranfordHall was used as a sim- weather, were on hand at all cere- orial service. Wreaths will he and South' nvenUe, it was an- crest' avenuei was Introduced- by Ifias year isras particularly suc- and other awards. ulated emergency hospital for the ~ oa Pajpe f) monies. Kathie Burke, ''Miss Base- General Motors placed by various organizations. nounced today. . / '• Inspection and parade of cars injured brought into town from ball of Cranford," was driven from At a* meeting last Wednesday Edward Robinson of 122 Bloom- will begin at 1:30 "p-rn-, and Drothe. r counties; supplies and equip- Mrs. Dwhne Butt, career ad- field to field by Kenneth, Weeman, Scholarship night of the. Memorial Day com-ingdale avenue, • chairman, * said, Club Appeal Albert Allinger, pastor of the spon- ment for the hospital having ar- leagues* president , mittee in the Municipal Building, the test of driving by young men efaainnen, told <*•»••• Robin A. Ault, son of Mr. and _ for a trip. by, bus to IJHS Concert soring church, will start the firstrived, on schedule at Checkpoint Township Committeemah Nich- ltWs announced that five bands and women from 17 to 20 years $1JOO Air Force Base on June trio of cars down the ramp at 284 (Garden State Parkway and olas St. John LaCorte, representing Mrs. Fleming Ault, 22 Munsee will provide, music for the march- of age Is part of a national Jay- Inaugurated North avenue)." - flWkak.-aBS^BsaBMkABass • . ' -' • - ' ,."! .•*• ' Mayor John L. Brennan, threw out drive, has been awarded a four- ers. The ' bands will be High Cee program. The Cranford win- • • As Cranford's r xs from Broadway present the Virginia Military In- president of the Cranford'High tional Association of Acrowntants, the commissioners.have been car* stitute Glee Club In a concert of and folk music hi rying an exceptionally heavy: work Schcol Student Council for the last Thursday at the Hotel Robert second part of the. program, sacred, folk and popular music 1958-59 school year'in the an- - Treat, Newark. John V. James of load during the. past year. He de- final section will consist of fended the .caucus system as being at 8:30 pjn. Saturday In the Cran- nual election yesterday at the . Tfr«i*y^ Texas, discussed "Manage- selections from Bodgers and School. He defeated Richard Har- . ment Development and the Ac- necessary In order that all commls- ford High School auditorium. "Soufh Pacific.'' {Contfoued on Page 8) ' vey" by a .harrow margin. ' ' . countant" . ' One of the featured soloists in Sue Enters defeated Mary Anne' Attending from here were: Sam the 74-voice glee club will be McHarg for vice-president. Janet • Scavufczo of 33 North 18th street: Vandals Wreak 8800 Scion Hall Grant Cadet William H. Old, son of Mr. Ray won for secretary over Sandra Awry W. Ward, M South 17th ana Mrs. William H. Old. Sr. of Williams and Guy Borges was street; Henry Patrylow, list street; I Havoc in Home Won by William Smith 110 Cranford avenue. A tenor, he elected over P^vtd Skaggs for John McKcnzie, 91 Park drive, and William F. Smith, Jr., son ofwill sing "Sbenandoah," arranged treasurer. ' • '*-.•• "*' ^ •. • .' J. F. Gribbin, 535 Newark avenue. Police are investigating van-. by H. N. Dillard- Cadet Old U 1 tlr. and Mrs. Smith of IS Onelda Approximately 1.100 students of v '-'- "?•'•:[ built and ^ —*«* ^fc^n which went even toth e also business manager of the glee I *««»t of releasing the contents of place, has been awarded one of 15 the ninth through 12th grades Mahlon Marino Feted; ., partial scholarships to Setbn Hall club. ••...' cast ballots, using two vdting ma- 1 •* ?i5-ca])on fad ofl tank onto the The program will include the Leaves for Navy Duty floor in an unoccupied University, it was announced' to- chines^ provided by the Union day by the Rev. Joseph Shea. The following in Part I: "Domine, Sal- County Board of Elections. Cran- KENILWOBTH — Mahlon W. bouse at 209 Ca- vum Fac Praesldem.'* by Charles St. Cranfbrd,N«J* Marino, son of Mr. and Mrs. lfah« «one which was the home local recipient is one of 800 who ford High School' several years recently took competitive exami- Gounod; "O Bone Jesu." Giovanni ago became the first school in the Ion Marino of SO Commonwealth | cf the late Mrs. J. Angus Knowfes. 1 da Palestrina; "Salvation Be- mad, was,honored at a fellowship In the kitchen. Police Chief nations for th e scholarships. The county to use regular voting ma- ' > partial award to worth about $800. ktngctb to Our God.** Paul Tchcs- chines for its council election. patiod following last Sunday eve- ^«r" W. Powell repotted, flour nokov; •Summertime" and "I Got DELIVERY .— TEL BRlDOt filO0 ning's service in Kenilworth Gos- *> strewn about the floor and -William is a scruWat Holy Trin- Voting was preceded by an as-. pel ChapeL ity High School, Westfleld, where Plenty of Nothing" from **Porgy . ' • The Virginia Military Institute Glee Club, whkh will present a concert Saturday cventog to the Oanford High School auditori- sembly'program yesterday morn- of ftaod were opened^ and and Bess," by George and Ira Ger- Fred G. MacKenzle, superinten- bs thrown on tfw floor , be is a member of the National um. Trinity Episcopal Church is sponsoring the 74-vplce group's appearance here. Cadet William H. Old of Cranford is a tenor soloist ing the rulfi*"**"" of a three- , . Honor Society, varsity track team; shwin and DuBosB e HrywardHd; day spirited campaign; At the as- ~~ dent of the Sunday School, pre- ^JOOMBDEIB QAV ^9^tQIKCSv6ev, ^sW «Shenandoah and "Comin* sented him with a Bible, and at a 1 ss w«» fittvan about in debating team, glee club and Shen, Words David," by- Randall from Leroer and Loewe's nit mu-Bit of Luck.** "I Could Have • -.The committee from the church sembly. campaign managers de- . . " • • v.'' *» writes sports for the school news- Through the Rye,** arranged by livcred speeches tobehal f of their young people's meeting John rooms on the first floor, and Tbompsjm, and "The Testament sical, "My Fair Lady," and endDanced All Night," "On the Street includes: Chairman, Dr. Joseph E. •;•.••• *•» paper. He plans to take a preRo- y RingwaM, with solo by Cadet candidates. ... Sharp, president of the Senior was.puUed from the of Froc&om'* of Thomas J- •rl'-.-w ..r*'..^.'*. •'.. i. « K«> •--•-'•••--^••1- '* -•-•». ^•i'^^ft*'^'.^-" books. He left yesterday for serxr. were per- After the Intermission, the group from "Oklahoma/' The "My Fair the Church on Tune," solo by Ca- ice in the Navy. tle School prior to entering Holy Now Praise famous Men," by win rtton wjto tour -^ — — —- -'••Utt(—« det U. Barry X. 8muh. Wmtteld Soott. IComUKud eat Pag* «1 • «a the Trinity. • •'.'• . •• ' • ..,•.. 8. Vaughan Williams; "The Last . x 1 ! T ;< i 1 ! T 1 > % L 1 '»','.' i. 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CTAwicBP can AMP X THTOSDAT, MAY t, IBM Iffife^j^-,,, •..">„, .•.>'•, ••; ••,; ,•, • • .,, ',:'/•"•. ;.'^.',, I: - KT^ ciuwroro ::/:j/-||fefe ' . •'-• 1 been elected ^ membership, to ffsto Inchidsd Mrrand Mn. Q. Hr. and Mrs.lfiiu Kappa Delta Elation, professional Wdliarn Haul; Mr. aodifn. Junea grandson, Thomas, Dance School Recital to Be May 17 Stocum,Mr.andMrs,J6hnKa1rntt, '-,, ,v education sorority. Membership in lower prices on Ala. She also visited the the honorary sorority is based upon Mr. and Mrs. Haroid Bowk^ Mr. famous Belllngrath Azalea. Gar- John J. Banker of 19 DWtmooth Mlntx, DebWa OoJdberg. Michael and Mrs. Hobirt Cree and Mr. and dens in Mobile and Gulf Shores! a cumulative 2.0ft Bctiolastlc aver- Grots, Wsyae Caravells, WilHkm age, with the further requirement road attended the annual banquet Mrs. WUUam Henoc. Jr., an of of the American Society of Naval McOrady, Alan Cramer, Bobert Cranford. Mr. and Mrs. Richard John Xh Biachi, local 'consulting of at least six education'. credfts Scolt« costs less per Weiss and Bfchard Turk. for secondary education majors Knaineew on Friday at the Statler- Himmn* and Mr! and Mrs. Ver-engineer of 10 Indian Spring road, and 12 education credits for ele- Hilton Hojel in Washington, D. C. non Hallenbeckof Jersey City and was reported in fair cowHtion yes- mentary education majors. '•• Mrs, Maurka Baker of |17 Co- Mr. and Mrs. Irving Russell of terday at Mubjenberg Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. sivord lumbia -avenue entertained at Mstawan. Plainfield, where he was taken HENRY P. TOWNSEND, Agent gifts for bridge Monday evening for Mrs. l Arthur Alain Lewis, son of Dr. and their children, Mary Carol. Friday after suffering a coronary ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. wonderful momf John and Robert, of 9 Woods Hole O. a Weber, lira. John Lampart- Mr. and Mrs. Severn Mattson ort, Mr. Biach, one of the and Mrs. Albert Lewis of 41 Ret- er, Mrs. Robert Brooks, Mrs. War- Jord avenue, has been named to road, spent the week-end in Man-" have returned to their home in state's outstanding chess players, BLUE CHECK BELLOWS tita ren Smith, Mrs. Harold Gtovier, Oconomowoc, Wut, after visiting was engaged in B chess match In sis. p( Mrs. A. H. Preuss aad Mrs. Karl Can . -year grades at Harvard Unit their son-in-law; and daughter, Plainfield when he became ilL '. RESERVE Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Smelt** Wiebesiek. the Rev. and Mrs. Bobert Bizzaro ' f |;| J versify, Cambridge, Mass.;.where er of West Point Pleasant visited • •.•••;:.••••, rf^' "••'• \-' he is a senior.- ' • •'•• . of 111 Forest avenue. Mr. and Bin. GeWgtPDavut of BLENDED WHISKEY this weefc-with Mr: and Mrs. a Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wleland of Philadelphia, $a- arrived Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Grant and ISO Oak lane will leave today for ••.•.III Miss Jean Belden is one of 17 Van Cbamberlin of 0 Forest ave- Delaware, Ohio, where they will nue- . ••.••• .'' '••',••. ,• ••'•.. to spendseVeral dayys with Bin. their daughter Mary, of 15 Oak sophomores tapped for Raven and • \ Wlelandi b lane, arrived home Sunday tram attend the Monnett Day week-end tfae*-inlaw and sis- II-"' ••-. ~ it, junor wcjjmen's .Honorary Mrs. William fcolbe of 40 Hernt ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christian Boston, Mass,,) While in Boston, festivities at Ohio Wesleyan Uni- Cranford's Sunday ••• •'•••• iv.'js ,• ii • • ,./•./ ••i ••«• at CorneU University^ inc avenue entertained at bridge they attended the "Spring Snree- versity where their son, Bob, isja DRESSIS Ithaca, N. Y. She is the daughter of 21 Heroine avenue. last Thursday evening for Mrs. at mmwM— College, where Patri- junior. . . of Mr. and Mrs,: B. C. Belden of Carter E. Porter,'Bin. Harry Mey- cia Grant is a sophomore. They 10 Manor avenue. Miss Belden, Mr*. W. P. Bloecher, Mrs. Robert Higgins of 308 EdL- Store Schedule SILVER BELLOWS ers, Mrs. Philip Pfarlman,. Mrs. Hillside plsce entertained at bridge also attended the fl'T^"*?! fPoHfgjt who is majoring in homa economf 1 gar avenue entertained at bridge s Henry L. Smithers, Jrn Mrs:'Thom- Monday evening. Her guests In- ipring production "little Women, ics, is president • of the. Homo Choice Scene above is from'the "Bride's Magazine" portion of the BLENDED WHISKEY as Devlin, Mrs. James Hackett and cluded Mrs. John H. Vogel, Mrs. In which Miss Grant played the Monday evening for Mrs. O: WU- Economics Club, vice-president «t Mn.P.M.Borick. role of "Beth.- ••:'>• ,,• . ".- liam Hauk, Mrs. Chester Van ninth annual reeital to be presented-by the. Lois...Wicks School her dormitory, secretary _.•'••> include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Don- JEWELRY 33 gifls in red, white' and blue costumes dancing with batons in a BLENDED WHISKEY ahue, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Foil tribute to"thc armed froces. '•. • •'••'.• DavW Bradfield o| Ithaca, N. Y^ and Mr. and Mrs. William Peters, will be the week-end guest'of his all of Cranford/ Also, Mr. and. .•'MW brother and sister-in-law, Mr. andMrs. Thomas Barrett of Arlington, i.,. • %Gal. Mrs. Richard Bradfieldll , Jr^ of 31 Mr.' and; Mrs. Theodore Berglund 'Corner ••..:•/. ;,•;::•.:' Park avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geiger of EUzabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank •-; > ;i IJnda and William Yacke/.chfl- Rosko9/0f Jersey City, Mr. and Mtss Glenn " Alison beddings, FOR MOTHER ... Miss Sandra A. Stevens, daughter drtn of Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Mrs. JNonnan Sander of Newark f Coronet daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Eugene of Mr. anJi Mrs., Harold C. Stevens A BOTTLE OF HER FAVORITE Tacker of SO Carolina street, cele- and^Robert Roekos of Bayonne. N. Geddings of 8 Makatom drive, of 119 Makatom drive, will par- brated their seventh birthday an- BARONS, HATHi!LWAY S 6 Eastman Street- -^ CranfonJ ^-.Wphomore.|sajdring in tdrama- ticipate in .the 'annual May Day WINE OR CORDIAL. niversary on Monday afternoon. tic arts and speech at Mary Wash- festivities at Grsinus College^ Col- m . Guests at theu- party- were Lynn Mrs. J. B. Warrington of 15 Ken- ington College of the University' legeville, Pa., this Saturday. Miss : Kxilov. Sherry Weiner, Patricia' sington avenue renamed recently OPEN of Virginia., is in the cast of "Me- Gingery will take part in a dance Hontday, Michele Luder, Bandy from Kingston, Mo-, where she was. dea" which the Players will pre- and is on the program committee called by the death of her father, FRIDAY sent today through Saturday at the for an original pageant, ^May Time M. I* RussdL Interment took WILL BE CIX)SEI> Fine, Arts Center. . ..'.. Is Fair Time." A sophomore math- Samational place in Birmingham. Ala* - UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK BR 6-5100 ematics major, she is a member of . Miss Carol Ann Gingery, daugh- the French- Club, and Alpha Sigma NIW ;;-. ••' Mr, and Mrs. Robert C Higgins Ift Always SAFER ter of Mr. arid Mrs. Stanley'W. Nu Sorority. Mis? Stevens is in • of 308 Edgar avenue entertained To Buy Yowr Drug N««d» In a Drug Star* Gingery of 21 Hampton road, and dance group for the pageant and at a cocktail party Friday evening also is a member of the grounds SUIE-O-FIIJ preceding the Trowel and Trellis commitee. She is,a freshman phys- Garden ChuVs spring dance held ical education major and plays four sports and is a member of the. Ath- ProiKtlofli SIMM. Now! your favorite Peekaboo Pigs letic Association for women. Both Front Any BTagenva

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r v v ; 1 0kL W: ' • \;:v •;•< •;/••--: •- •;•- •^ - •L-^-T- •;;r ;•••,•> ;:;,^,: ;^;;;'^:;; : ;;•-—--Vfv ^Vf^:Urv«;:^;- >^Ur'^VV , '• v :'\ "'' y y y vV i'- : •<--• ••,:;^v • • '•^BHB.' Air Stewcfcw Wed Mrs. RobertTtesteer of Clark: Russell Herman,"-Mrs. ': Harold a. surprise "party." Saturday" evening the concluding portvon^of the pro-; HflbWe^ian's Margaret Greene Unit Sehl Colony Club JviU be guest soloist. Brown, Mr. and. Mrs. Henry 'L.* at the latter's home iri celebration gram-. - . ;' • . .-" •.'..[.• ' '. • v \ To Model at Colony Club Fashion Show Mrs. Thomas Campbell, hostess Smithers, Mrs. Wi|Uam- Duncan, of: the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. John A. Olson tof Crahford chairman for toe evening, will be Russell Hoagland, and Mrs. J. B.Mr. Henry >. and 1 Mr. BradReld. is a member of'thfc luncheon cpm- Talk by Mission Member W$ih District's assisted by Mrs; J. C. Cox, Mrs. WarringtOn, Jr. , /• Their .guests.xVere^Mr. ipd"Mrs, mlttee. . , .","• i Mrs. Roland P. Beattie of Summit, a member of the Prank Dooiey, Mrs. John Monahan, Thomas Kellv, Mr. and Mrs. Philip tefian Church's- Board of National Missioiw, will speak to th, Mrs. Philip Morin, Miss Marie d'Conncll and Mr; and Mrs. Thom- May 27 Meetmg Set 1 Host Reilly, Mrs. c. F. Sullivan, Mrs. Garden GroiipV as Leahoy of Cr:inforer and Mr. and The annual iwiiness meeting of bers of Iftc; Margaret preene AssodaUon of the First Prosbyt, Following tti° ""»rir«l-,rtM «f thrir rfiiMren at St. John the Apostle The Colony Club of Cranford will Roy--ZacharylMrs: Jtoseph_Coyhe, Mrs. Philip .Rutherford of ChaJ- For Golden Age Croup the Cttofonl CoOec* Chul win lie Church at their luncheon nelct Thursday: Church, Clark. Saturday the following local families were hosts at iehost to the presidents of: the Mrs. L«roy ^RSigner, Mrs. P. A. Surplus Plants h ' held. Mooday at S:IS pjni in tbt : A a^ LaFrancoise, MrsI^Cbelrter'Micek, . -ThjS next meeting of the Golden dinrM;rpartieian4b«4fe*.suppas- '• ."..-''• - •r-^frated' Women's Clubs in the 1 Age Group. -which;U-s"Bonsbre&$S^- fiMt Pmlbyterian Church. Com. member executive committee, Mrs, ; ^th District and their guests at Mrs.. Harold Owen, Mrs. Kenneth ; Mr. and •Mrs.'.E. W- DeChabertl • mittee ^nJT»nwi win report on the Beattie helps formulate: over-all Iverscn and.Mrs. William Plamon- On ^^ale Mondayy Music Him;'*- Program the Ctanford. Council of Church i 'Teahouse9 Groups 8.t5 tonight at Sherlock HalL The Over-production Mil work to of 639 Lexington avenue enter-! •ctiviues of their respective com- plans and policies guiding the op- (ollovringdistrirt chairmen a*e also dbn. . •"'..•,, ' . v . ' :" •.;.„• To tncludr Local Talent Women, will be held at. the Cal- tained at ii buffet supper on Satur- ' mittees for the year. ' . eration of more than-3,400 pro- the advantage of mcmbt'rs of the vary Lutheran- Church. May 27. Green Thumb Have Party Saturday eiprtted to attend: Mrs. Samuel Mrs. A. J. Wallner,' general Garden Club ; of Cranford when Several Cranford residents will ' day following the confinaation of , i, Mr*. «>"*«tar* My^i^K chair- jects in the 48 states>Alaska and ginginghjain. American home; Mrs. chairman, announced that plans ; Luncheon will be served at 12:45 '• Following . Saturday,, the group meets at 10 a.m. Monday participate in the musical program 1 p.m., followed by a showing of a * .'their son. William. Ten guests were j man of the scholarship and loan the West Indies.' .She is also vice- £_ R. Snavely, music chairman, and have been completed for the eighth % performance of "Teahouse of at the liome of. Mrs. E! L. Balde- to bts presented by the Musical ' new film on Pennsylvania:* • . present from Cranford anfl JC> Juniors Plan committee, announces that her ~chairman of th^ agency's women's Ford A. Starkweather, vice- annual-spring dance to be given by •.chwieler, 17. Central avenue,, for committee; is- receiving; and pro- committee, whose special interest August Moon," members of .deal- of the Sixth District the club the evening of May i7» Club of Westfield at the annual Thk will bo the last meeting of cessing, applica^w* Announce- the annual ..meeting and plant sale. luncheon at 1. p.m. May 2Tl in in 59 educational and medical en- cast and of the working commmi I JIB. Hugo. M- SUiger. Jr., presi- at the Suburban Golf Club. Guests Gardens in ' which ^lccdjng the year. A future announcement 'Mrs. Elmer Haug o? Flower Show ment of tha winriers.will be made terprises include day and boarding Sherlock Hall of Trinity Church. will be made about the Septem- !;t •v •• ' . • ..." ..•'•',,:•. . ' '• . & tees -and'tr^ir"guests |ttt'nded| ^Bt of the Colony Club, vm pjr«v will dance to the music of the Sub- henjrt, pachysandra, chrysanthe- J^AHrc in FloVertana"" Isf the in the ne*r futijiie. : :; '; • | '. schools, hospitals,'dispensaries aftd urban Orchestra from 10 fun. to Ann [ h/Iunday of Cranford will ber meeting: •' I 1 1 c^st party at tye club, t ' |a sbort business meetuujp I mums; ivy iindle'motj lilicis hV .- guests of Mr. 'and-'Met' Daniel theme 'of the flower! ihow'^to—b$ Mrs. WLN.Ni«Uel and her/com- clinics, .community'"'stations '. and N. C Kjeloiea,'chairman 2 a.m. Assisting Mrs. Wallner becofn«)iQO profuse wij!supr^Jy; t accompany Betty Kittleson, so- presented at 2 p.m. May 18 by the mittee will serye. refreshments. churches. . •'• , ., .• • Mrs. Edward O^rien; m\ with arrangements are Mrs. J. R. p'ratio',' of Westfield, 'and other Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Thorn of Moses of 17 Osage driv*. On Sat- of hospitality, was in...charge -ofti of ^e American home department, material which other phrdens n Junior Gret-n Thumb Garden "Club Mrs. iForrest P. Dejrter, president, Mra^Beattie is part of-an advis-, bjs arranged entertainment for the Talcott and Mrs. Thomas Trimble, as ench Garden Club rnbmbcr Cranford residents will perform ,207 Beech 'street will' entertain at urday, a family dinner honored E-* at-the home of Mrs. John Novak, wiU preside. "' -• i.f 3A,, ,t The dance committee, with Mrs. St. Michael's Mis. Beattie helps co-ordinate mis- (the procession' which escorted the Montgomery, Mrs. Harold J. Walsh, S«rs, J. F. Burnash, .chhirmari of 1 sion goals of the 548,000 member v 1 director of home services for. i ;.« -\ v:.', '••?.••/'•. / . • / / • "".'~.-';--~-^r:~r~' T. • :. •.••••.'"••/•••' '.-• • - / bishop to the main altar of .therangement of garden flowers;Ma d William^. Milter as chairman, haa Miss .Barbara McCarthy, daugh-r Mrs- J- C Cox, Mrs. Roy Zachary, the plant sale, has announced that Tea Party; The Croquet Ground; completed plans for the annual ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 1* Mc- national Presbyterian Women's or- American Red Cross in her Some, of the models presenting-fashions "Out of the Truflk" will include, (left to right, stand- RICHARD C BERRY, JR. """ • . • church. Guests at the «*•*»?'—' we MR- George Dixon. Mrs. Benedict • • . , J ' ganizations. She is also one ofduring World War II. Crane's Ford Unit eyory "member may invite a guest Miss Jean Delia Sala of Cranford -It's My Own Invention," an ar- lOW dance to be held on May 19th at the Carthy of 11 Roosevelt avenue, be-. Slorelli. Mrs. William Herzog, Mrs. ing) Mrs. Nicholas LaCorte, Mrs. J. R. Taleott, Mrs. Bruce Kester, Mrs-Roy Zachnry,'Mrs. Ktarold ^J. to the sale between 10 and 11 a.m. rangement of one's-choice; The Plainfield Country Club from 9 eam» the bride of John Walter three national'missions represent Mrs. Beattie is a, 'graduate d /Walsh and Mrs. William Herzog. (Seated, left to right): Mrs. George Dixon, Miss F}uth Compton, Mrs. . • '. * Cerfifiied Public Accountant and Mr. and Mrs. William DoUnAy v MRS. WAYNE D. 1MEG tathres on the church's committee j- Dixcm. Mrs. WilUam Yuill, To Have Picnic After that time, the annual meet- of Garwood. •' ' ' • ' Animal Jury. Queen Alice, and pjn. to 2 ajn. Jack Berry's or- Davis Saturday afterneon in St. Mount Holyoko College and is! KieJdsen and Miss Ruth V. N. Plamondon, and Mrs, N. C. Kjeldsen. ' ' ing will be held.'. Mrs. Burnash The Thimble, a miniature arrange- chestra wiU furnish music. The Michael's Church. The bridegroom of Social Education and Action. done further study through Corl The annual meeting and .picnic ANNOUNCES Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Wolff of 9 Icompton.- • • • .. ••..,• ..••.••"•.• '/.:: . . •) is being assisted by Mrs. Albert ; -m nient to be made In a thimble not theme of the dance is ''Blossom fa the son of Bar. and Visa. Paul E.Her interest in mission enterprises hell University, Columbia Univ luncheon of the Crane's Ford Alan Okell place entertained at a : The costumes were loaned by Chapter of the DAR will be held Mrs. Curtis G. Culin and Mrs. E.son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fern told the history 6f the.project ami Nelson and Mrs. Art>a Taylor. ? THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE AT . to exceed three inches over all. Time." ' , •' '. ;' •' .'. ' ." Davrs of Westfield. | • -' ,'; ' \,has brought her. to almost all thesity, New Vorfc School of of Elizabeth.. • : buffet supper party Saturday fol- church's, mission stations in the 48 ; I Mrs. Carl Fetexson, Mrs. D. I*Tuesday at 12:30 pin. at the home Duer Reeves... . how it is executed todayl ' • Following the business meeting, lowing the confirmation '•€ their Helen' Mae Dickey is president W The Rev. Mai* Dooiey, assistant W6rk and' Rutgers University. v Alan will conduct a'"portion-of Mrs. C. E.Skaggs and Mrs. Charles of the club. Mrs. John Novak, states and Alaska. . ^ . Before her .marriage to I Copeland. Mrs. E. W- Morris. Mrs. of Mrs.' James E. Wilson, 829 All chapter officers and their The Fresh Air Fund, presently 100 QUIMBY STREET daughterv linda Joan. They also pastor, offtdated at the ceremony, j. O'Brien^Mrs^Char^KSchilling- the service and will"chant the Haf- .sponsored-by-thc-Now-York-Her— Tumor will sorvp rnffw and tea senior chairman, and Mrs. Charles Jane Chamberlin A reception followed at the Park Named to "Who's Who in Amer- Beattie, president of Field Mountain avenue, Westfleld, DAR chairmen are to submit their writ- celebrated their l~th wedding 1 er. Mrs-^George Dixon, Mrs. J.tint^nni defense cnalnnan. . ten annual reports at this 115th torah. Rabbi Sidney Shanken wiff aid Tribune, had its beginning in for tho picnic lunch'which will niyersary.' . Thirty guests attended Dickey, show consultant, are sen- qtel, Plainfield.' ,., . , ica" in 1956, Mrs. Beattie has been Beattie Engravers of New Yoi officiate. '> • .; • • • : -.' conclude the meeting. • ' New Jersey a member of the board of the Na- I aj-son, Mrs. WDfred Burton, Mrs. Thomas L. Brennan, regent, meeting of the chapter.. ' ' - 1887 in Sherman, Pa., when a min- • Westfield from Plainfield. Mocntaiaside. r Green Thumb members;' a The Cranford Methodist Church was the setting Saturday "for the Is Future Bride TW bride, who was escorted to she taught at a correctional! ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gorsky will hold ister, Rev. Parsons, appealed to his Mrs. R.. C. Simons, of 112.Park Helen Mae Dickey Is in charge wedding of Miss Mary Yon Gersdorif tb Wayne Darrcll Bieg,,son of tional Young • Women's Christian for.girls. tained Saturday evening for nicipal Building, at which Mrs; mittee for Friendly Town to de^ Helen Lechner and her daughter, 5arzL' • •. .-,-/ . : ''. Walnut" a venue, was maid of-hon- Iris shpuld be . divided every The prospective bride Is a grand- ford, brother of the bride, and Mr.Active in many phases of com-and Mrs. Benjamin Hytowitz ; Gorsky Bar MUsvah fray committee expenses. Hostesses are Beth Ellen Dickey munity, life in Summit,, and a Russell Herman presided,', Mrs. Janet. Miss Nancy Boylan and Mi- or. 'Serving as'bridesmaids were year to encourage .bigger blooms daughteg r of Mr. and Mrs, Robert C SIMKht ushered. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thedinga c SPORTSMAN'S The Bar Mitzvah of Alan Gor- Harold Trent/Union County chair- Anyone interested in inviting a EASIER SHOPPING; and Joy Ditzel; Barbara Dutke- member of Summit's Central Pres- chael Boy Ian, 'of Enzabeth. • -•; Miss 'Lorraine Von Gersdorff, of and to check disease. Mrs. Charles Miller of New York, and a niece An .alunna of Cranford Riga New York, N. Y-, and Mr. and! sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving man, explained the project. .Fol- child fora two-week vacation per- FMR vicz and Mary Weeks are in charge byteriaiMChurch, Mrs. Beattie was mm mm Elaine Rispdli. daughter of Mr. 133 Hillcrest avenue, sister of theLose told the Sunny Acres Garden of Mr. and Mrs, George H. Bates. School and the) Grace Downs Modr -Sam Tucker of^radeU. 103 tto. Union Av^ — BR 6-1099 - Cranford iod starting -July- 8 or August 5, EASIER SAVINGS of tickets and Kathy OSttrcll will Gorsky of 534 Orchard.street. Will lowing a film entitled ^Friendly and Mrs. John Rispoll of 7 Oraton bride, and'MisS Eileen WaU ofClub last Thursday at a meeting of ti Central avenue. ; ' | el .and Air Career School," Neiir be held Saturday morning at Tem- 1 Town," "Mrs. Louis '. Fontaine, ' may contact any of the following drive, was honored at a buffet be. chairman of the' entries com- Elizabeth. ..'. . '.'•..' Miss f^»^witi*eiin a senluf at Yofft Ctty^ thie bride was si ftew» ; : .-- — Often Friday Evenings — /; at the Osceola Presbyterian t •'•'k: ple Beth-El. Alan is the grand- ' northern 'New Jersey chairman, I committee members:. Mr. and Mrs. supper'parry on Saturday follow- mittee, assisted by Wendy.Burke. Kenneth Bieg of Hillside, broth- Church. .- •..;.' ,., ..:-.,.,.., " Smith College, graduated from tha ardes* with Xastern Air lines un- ing her confirmation. Thirty gist H\ "The show is open to the public, er of the; bridegroom,; waa best Vail-Deana School to Btaheth,itUJfcer n)iariage, ... \f 1 1 • I were present from Cranford. I and will be held rain or shine, . man, Richard Carl Von Gcrsdorff bers plant annuals such as rinnias, ShebaptnvUonalmemberof tba Mr.TMvis was graduated trosa rison. North'Arlington. RoseUe. of Cranford, brother of the bride, marigolds and.snapdragons in.the Junior League of EUzabeth. :j Westfield High School and DeM Quality-tested.. .style approved Cliff wood Beach and Summit. * and Donald $ieg of Hillside, broth- iris beds to provide color after the- Mr."Wheeler, an ahmmus ol Agricttttural and Technical lnst|> Mr. "and Mrs. Joseph Orosrof 14 Service League er of {he bridegroom, ushered. iris have finished, blooming.'. Bowdain College, Is attending .the tut©, Delhi. N.Yv where he:'ina>>. FOR Mohawk drive : entertained at Mrs. G; P., Rothweilcr, Jr. was at Columbia University Graduate [Jored in* building consinieUun. the organ, and Mw. George Mo- Mrs. Wesley N. Phllo, program t^nmnnia vmveiaiijr unossnijona urmuioini nnmiK EASIER family dinner at Novak's Bcstanr- To HoU Donee chairman, introduced Mrs. Lose. School of Business AdmmistoatkBLJ veteran of two jwnfM ant in Scotch Plains on Saturday The Junior; _ ditz, Jr., of Plainfield, was solo- H» is a grandson of Howard theAnny, SHOPPING ist. • " • •'•,.' • •' •'"(/'• ; • ' Hostosses at the meeting were Mrs. following the confirmation of fhelr nual spring dance 'will be held at Walter H. Crissey and Mrs; Hylas est Whee% of Fort Mr. DaTt« ic WE DELIVER son^. Joseph. Joseph Angdp fojmderv ID pin. Saturday at the Elizabeth The bride, a Cranford High W. Smith. ''^ FOR MOTHER J^ndWe'^VW .sponsor at the con-«>wn and Coisntey Club, Elizabeth. f^t^o^ graduate, is on office inwi|V* 'MriL firmation. ' .. • • TJoc Bnm" and his orchestra' ant at the National Cash Beglster' B buUnen meeting, reported, on Mother. Mother, pin a VOM on us—b*c«uu w«'r» will provide omsic, tor th* eve- u, ttizabeth. {Sh« is, also i Sun» the recent Historical Homes and your busy Ht»e helper* when it comas to making thlnga nnigii entertainment •'• V day School teacher at the Cran- Gardens Tour in Princeton at planned^ Cwnlort. eader" for you. For imUnce.-w» make your food Mrs. Winiam :H. Meyer, dance ford Methodist Church. ' chopping much euler with our vast vartettea off flm which she served as a hostess. . POLISHED food*, our fast checkout* and our helpfuLsertric*. We ;: ehalAnanrwill be assisted in dec- Mr. Bieg graduated from Hill- Mrs. Charles Roth, chairman of 1 *§>$ oration and general arrangements side High School, .and is also em- lVhil/tMCtM Ml make your cooking easier with wonderful fast-fix foods the landscaping project at th*> MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT COATS for marvelous meals in minutes.' We make it much ;:ifi by Mrs. Kenneth A. Delxmge, Mrs. ployed by the National Cash Reg- Tea LET FATHER Russel H- Herman, Mrs. Gregory church,, announced that.her cornr eatier for you to save more' money by making every ister Co, He served two yean wjtti mittee had spread peat moss, >mad price a low price. Thai's why every day l« Mother's ••;''<• • a, McNab and MM. Jay T. Rodg- the Army In Korea. ,, trimmed.shrubs, and edged bard- • hosti streafc Day lo shop and save at CHAS. KURTZ MARKET. BARBECUE A On their return tram a wedding en. Plans were completed focjhe afternoon for Boys, Preps, Huskies Mr. and Mrs. Clifton H. Coxtri, p to Ute Oeorget. k Y, theclub's conservation project tor* on the Mr. and Mrs. John IX Oathout. couple will live in Hewark. and the deani list far Think ahead! iBuy your lightweight sport coat now and take Mr. and Mrs. George W. Scott and Cranford Day."" These pants are as good-looking CHOICE STEAK Miss Claire Kirlpnan was a host- Mrs. Carl Hofanqvlst, chabfmaaf j the third si Mr, , and Mrs. Homer J. Hall will ess at a pre-nuptial t^y for the > of the home and garden show *~ ps they ewe practical — featuring entertain guests at Himwr preced- brid» iat hertaime on AprU 24. and advantage of these tremendous savings! Selected styles from •• ...>.-!•'<•! ; vitationtoYesteryeaV,''! Ira J. Stone and Mrs. Howard W. ing the dance. Cu^iti Attended , ntmi»\ CWMif oni» iBJnglepoured. . . ,. •• . • , the Ivy badatrap and Sweet-Orr's Co-hosting at a pre-dance gath- that show schedules are now i able frotn club member*.- our regular stock are reduced as follows: ering will be Mr. and Mrs. Henry extra heavy-duty tailoring. They're MOTHER'S DAY L. Smlthers.'. Jr, and Mr. and MM. ticultin%^and two flower James M. PheJan, Jr. ' Gerfdortf H color fast, perspiration-proof

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Oamo 18 North Av*>., W., Cranford Westfleld*s Distinctive Fur Shdp PAINT SHOP>; m.3. 249 & BROAD ST. 101 North IMoa Av^ BIUdg« «-2S40 iirMon. & Fri. Evenings^ -4*1 N. UNION AVE. AVt>-Ofa*FRUVlfr CtANFOtD PR ADS-MSS ~ Clowd All Pay Wadn—day : .•'.•••". •, • • '-••,.•.•:••':,••••' ' ii •'• • •,•('• , •• •":"'•.. •; •.. .-• I v .-.••-.••• - ... .. _____ • • , • <••.'••• ... ••..'.. .-•••. liTi-'^jfi-- •••"! :.•••.•• - -,' •,.•- • - -.. :-.•;.• .«••' •.';. ;i,.- .•..': • . • t > 1 1 v ( jfkv.'- : '"v'VU^^*~it$^i' v': '• - -'- '"' ' • •-' .•'.," ','"'•' ; I ""™™V ''^~^r 7 •••••'•: .s'; ^vvVrv..'**'?"^ '••• *••'/*!'''• v• • /» ' •• ',.' .. ":"•*••'.•/ ';i-v. utociauon.or Hal KmrYHtihrn anJ wfth her sister ly be set up and how m morning in Fafrview. Cemetery. Miss Bessie liyfejn'tt " ",' '.' ' ' . . __—. ^_-_ • , , _L-—^ ' • • •: JMO. Interment was in St Joseph of the NatiotulJSindergarten As- (Conttotrtd from.PoiW JJ . (Miss Haver described WilUamv,

".•••;•" ' .J"-' ' - Westfield. where the Rev. Mr. He leaves his wife. Mr*. Jeanie Cemetery; Toms River j where the sociation. New Yotk. sign, fuel and range of' rockets lecture, as. "informative an^ Hunyadi will read committal pray- with speeinc examples and told, Anderson Adams; two daughters, Rev. Julian Rucki, assistant pastor She was'a member of the Wed- tremely interesting" to his ~ Born" in Scotland, Mir. Adams how a space station may eventual- mates... • >'• • •..'. <}• •,.;;;:, :. 1 Robert N. M* Adams Mrs. Robert G. Smith, Matawan, of St Joseph'* Chuixh, Toms 1 came to the United States in 1924. and Mrs. Edwin McDonough, Gar- Mr. Peti was barn in Hungary nesday MftV" *^! Club and of the . ^JARWOOD cl Services for He was'a resident of Garwood four River, read the committafprayers. and'lived in Cranford 27.,years. First Church of Christ, Scientist. ! r Robert N. M. Adams, 66. of 34 wood; four sons, Robert, Warren EVERY years and lived in this area, SO Township; William A^ a. civilian Bearers, fellow members of DIPHe was employed for 12 years by She attended Pratt Institute, North avenue, will be held at 2years; •',.•• , : ••,'•' ' ^ ; .... •. . the former Watson-StiUman Com- Brooklyn. , !/ .,:, ; :^ '• ..". •• .54 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR o'clock this afternoon at the Doo- employe qf the Navy on the bland vision 23. Amalgamated^ Associa- • Formerly self-employed in the,' of Guam, and Alexander W. and tion of Street and Electric Railway pany in RoseUe. He was a member Her husband was president of 1 mm ley Colonial Home, 366 Westficld of the Hungarian Reformed. the Scbeuler Construction Com- \ wnMVtpm •"'••V'l^Jlli^'.A --/:---•)•.(;•.•» •J=< . ;» — ^avenue, Westfield Mr. Adams-died display advertising business,' he Archie C, both of Brick Township, Employes of America, were Ed- was employed the past four years and 15, grandchildren. ~ . ward Weber, Richard Hoffman, Church in linden. • . ' pany. He was Cranford'i mayor Monday at; Overlook • Hospital, , Surviving are his wife. Mrs. SUMMER 1O95 j, .Summit, after a short illness."":' as a machinist for PhUrus Pro- Also, two brothers, John, Mill- William Garvey, John ' Fletcher, in the bite l«20*s and was .one of ducts, Newark plastics . manu- burn, and Alexander, Irvingtpn, Victor Gullotoa and Robert Bev- Julia Harda Peti; a son. Steven, the orfanizers of the Rahway Val- TO, PRICES T«« •••T • *. The Hey; Robert G. Longaker, dark,- and three grandchildren. . pastor of First Presbyterian facturers. , ' and three sisters, Mrs. Matt Mc- eridge. • •. . ••- • ' V-'..- •. ley Jomt Trunk Meeting, a fore- ' For This Month Only! runner of the Rahway Valley Sew- Church, Cranford, will oficiatc. i' Mr. Adams served in Egypt with Clung, keansburg; Mrs. Alex Don- Mr. Ziegler was at his summer Fill Your Coal Bin NOW He will also conduct- committal I the Royal Artillery of the British aldson, Irvington, and Mrs. home In Jefferson avenue, Dover Earle M. Dimock erage : Authority. He was its chair- Bain, BloomfielcL Shores, Toms River* when he be- Services for Earle M. Dimock. man many years. . . ,, LEHIGH Premium Anthracite came' QL. • •'",' ' • . •• •'•.. . •' i 63, of 24 Burchfield avenue^ were Surviving are a son, Harold I*. Albert A. Ziegler ___ Bonn in Elizabeth, Mr. Ziegler conducted Saturday at Gray Me- Fells; six grandchildren, SIMONE BROS. COAL A FUEL CO., Inc. solemn high ipass of requiem lived here 87 years. He i was em- morial,' 12 Springfield avenue: Mr. two great-grandchildren i and I a HU 6^)059 Linden, N j HU 6-2726 TT was ottHtM Tuesda* inSt. Mi- ployed by Public Service Cpotdinf- Dimock,!" a self|emDloyed jtool sister, Mrs. Elizabeth JBogait:,-.;| !i MI I >(!f Hi chael's Church-ior AlUeit 'AH IZieg- ated ^Transport for 29J- years'as a maker, died last Wednesday jMjhfs...... R. HOWARD lcr, 58, of 10.Woodlawn avenue. bus driver. He was, an operator home after a brief illness. "^~" T ')'-••# Husband of Mrs. Anna Woods of the No, 12 Ehndra-Newark run. Roderick W. Smith of the First GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ziegler. Mr. Ziegler died Friday in Surviving are his. wife, Mrs. Church of Christ, Scientist, con- Paul KimbaU Hospital. Lakewood, Anna Woods Ziegler, and a sister, ducted the services. Burial was ADDITIONS • GARAGES • PORCHES After a brief illness. . Mrs. Martha Bradhurst of Capital private."-—- •'.' ' ••" . ' • • Mayor John ^Brehnsin is ^howii making first contribution BR 6-4738-Home Repairs-BR 64390 The Rev. Maurice. L. OTCeefe, Heights, Md. : A natfaie of Kova Scotia, Mr. to the fund.dri^te $o becondnctcd here-next week by B'nai B'rith assistant pastor, offered the mass. Dimock came to Cranford from Women, Kadlmah Chapter. Mrs. Bernard Miller is an officer Deacon and subdeacott'were the i$aune*Veti Boston IS years ago.'.He was a of the chapter and chairmari of this drive. Proceeds of this^.tag Rev. Mark J. Dooley, assistant Services tor James Peti. 62. of member of the First Church of week will help make possible the continuation or the B'nai B'rith pastor and the Rev. WiUiam B. 101 Osborne place, .a carpenter, Christ, Scientist,-Boston. • and program, including Anti-Defamation League, 'community, service, ponneUy,. pastor. were held last night at the Dooley Azure Lodge 129, F & AM. / Surviving are Ws wife, Greta P.; philanthropies and .vocational service to strengthen democracy Funeral Hinne, 218 North ayenuei .. ••,..'. i/' ~i,• •' ••/-, !••';.,-/;;/ i j;. ; : The funeral Was from the Doo- e /.••'•/ by guiding youth. '>,.::': ,;j. •••'j':^,.:;.,:' '.,...>.'. '", .' .'li;\';. ley Funeral Home, 2IB North av- west Mr. Peti died Sunday night a son, James A, Cranford: a enue, west. Members of the St at Muhlenberg Hospital,- Plain- daughter, Mrs.. Gunter J. LJBes. Michael's Holy Name Society, and field, after a long Ulness." Decatur. Ate.; five/grandchildren, Westtield Council 1711, Knights The Rev. Laszlb Hunyadi, pastor a brother, Fred P.. Woodbridge, of Columbus, recited .the rosary of the Hungarian Reformed and three sisters. Mrs. Leon White. Monday evening at < the funeral Church; Linden, officiated. Inter- Framingham, Mass.; Mrs.:M^ry Junkins, Stoneham, Mass^ and will LOVE KrafftbrtiMls Mrs. Simeon. Coupland,. Shrews- YftOl CHOICE p4- bury. ,;•'•'•• .'.. ' '• ' • • / II FlSfclHfld Ms*. Mother WiU Love One

WilliamGemmeJ • '•-•'} Services were conducted yes- Our Beautiful Ar- • Quiet heat—noboomlnt btastsi terday morning at, the Mastapeter larinaryUaf • Fuel-thrifty G-E furnace. Suburban, 400 Faitoute avenue. i .•• • Clean beat—less housework! Roselle Park, for William Gem- rangements Of Fresh Cut wm UROE VARIETY • * ' ' mel, 68, of 31 Carpenter place, From Heat «Mi TZSl" 29« J Tf ^C • • • i '&: ii who died at his home Monday J OF PERFUMES You woto't ta* the after a brief illness. ! Flowers, Corsage* Or Lanar qaaatflies aaM a* ogr law" regular pricatt ••'-• :\$n Cremation was' at RosehOl COLOGNES — TOILETRIES —COSMETICS • ••• •• •.:!;.N|.M(jl Crematory, linden. yOlBTD WHM QWt %P<9J0GB **M Vt^. • * • *• 4MM ! Centerpieces. r^PCTO^HaiJ55TVK3Bwl T-. '\: 'M GAS HEATING Born in Hungary, Mr. Gemmel :: lived.in Cranford. for 51 yean. — * -r •••'€?% He operated a picnic grove here rSupar-RighfQoalfc^ —I :'.:--yyr.$ mn » futne-Rathlont » Salf-Claanlna • Contains WoUxed pll» GENERAL O ELECTRIC for more than 25 years. For the COTY LENTHERIC V Vegetables! past 20 yean he was employed by Or Select A Lovely Gift m HOUBIGANT § the J. J. Tomasulo and Company k Ll.'•> • 8atnrdaT at her borne far .AaalnintaM ' :' ' " • ' , ' -' YOU. .YOUR FAM11Y...YOUR FWIMDS ?., :•;&:.••:'j-.-. Fine Quality Grocery Buys! • '!• ••>.>?: -rS YELLOW OH10HS 3 «- We Cranford mayor. Mrs. Al-| i Idrlch died: last Thursday night I *•; • 7'.fl!llilWB.- 1 — —m. I at her home aiter a beirt attack. | BLUE GRASS TOILET WATER C ° Mihaatai ' ' ' ' • • '' • - " Burl White, former fhft i lot the First Church U Christ Sd-I YELLOW MRANAS 2 -25c ORVILLE entist, read fh*' ' --•• BABY FOOD ^pptn Sunday* THI 4 — 8:30 A.M. C SnMACH i7< 29c To 10 P.M. m • • 1 OPEN Ivory S«a|i #?nfe'4^.:•,'•'.^'••-.V- ••• ..-:..-.;-|-: .1 M700 n«. 3Tl FWBH PINEAPPLE 29c J .:•. SUREST—

•''. • ,'•••''-:'?'4-:''-V'''»1.iv-S'1''•'•';.'?''•?•'•'' WALLETS, pastels...... 51.98 up CAtBACI i*Hiilii PERFUME ATOMIZERS .. $1^0 up ** • '••'''•',• :-"!,.':^''r'!>i-.:.~'^r-^'::'>:liS; '•---•-T"."-Vi '••"•>: :..i'.:>^j( .I''-•'.;/••:W.1 ... • •••.'. >•••' ,• ' .'V-.*-J •;...'.'• .v;''i->.';-.;,•• <,**•..-• ••,i-':-.'...••;..••! ,.-.:,..i.'V.-,' COMB & BRUSH SETS. .$1 to $10 '.-I'- '.?-,'. •'.':'• "^ ' '•;•.' 'H , '.• ' , •' . \ , FltTEP TRAVEL KITS $1.50 to $5.95 Thrifty Frozen Foods! BEAUTIFULLY SOAPS, BATH SALTS, iT-^^JLiilL ^ATHPOyifDERS,^' 'tiSpi JUItt • — 2 29c \$$$%zm PACKAGED STATIONERY, PENS v —a—aaa^r-» ^* •»*-••• ^ •. ' •* • ' / • • , ,M -'-J^^^^^^m Green rr4i< Mnk 33c 6ox •• • MiouUM.Id-R.guUr J " P • i ' • • •• • • .c«n» m: IK.HU Cocktoil 2-43c P^mium cucms ;r

"•-. • • .''.••'', •'• m& ...remember Molher • Comet Gltatstr ::••.{ with the finest. # • MonfMHf;Miy'l 8 P. M.—- UverWiirftSprtMl *£ 1 „ Motor's Day m RlwerBrudBrtwiRlce . ^ Mmft fcwaVi Cwklo . '^»° A Ps Dairy Values! ;*r-;s "'•***" Masonic Tampl* Auditorium Sunday, May if * Dtt 59c Fortlwfamttywath Kirtmai's ^0^%^/'^'i '• •• ltewttrtltewa lOeeff Uaeu Do It yoarstlf Urkmu's Btrax feiap . «*• You don't h4«« to ' —- Dom«i!c a spatial wotk- own or oowr pUy a- w«»m«Muf Otpaa ,to «njoj Mulilrf NAT0HAL-.Wr.dU l9- *K thn irimutoriiig patty- . - We offer retidenU of Cranford and vkhdty an b e woald like pC0fKflaV Vfta*. PLANK and BLOCK 73 will compkcdy i MOTHERS DAY 98 Kraft*' Cracker Barrel I sad highly praatsbW . . the twnmtd outstanding funeral home, complete uUh air Two gjoldjUyw* kvisli with smooth vanilla icing, and • " '" DmONt I new field,tbwl b aod fun you CM ha«« HIO^ coconioi . 1. awl a big rose blushing preUily on top! ., . • J also«**• 'a woriuhop wJdi die Hammond conditioning, organ, large light room* for your Taadam I lor duudi otgaabts aajl_ Spinet Otgaa . v, the rtcori world's UrgMt tdling I acpiriag Chwdi . ~ every convenience. Our ovm display room. ( Ofgaoisis. • - •*• 14 !•. Pineapple Pie 43c Cap Cakes 10c ASSORTED CHOCOLATES BIMMNZ new i Creams, nuts, jTtuits, chcwlcs, aunches ' kin '••.. lib. box *135 2 tt. box •26O Cake Breakfast Rods 3l< Slop In todny-ht m Utf ram \ TODAY FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION ON ANY OF THE ABOVE PROGRAMS y^, It—H. 1 1-1 1 ftkm •ffecHy thraffc Satt4«y, May IQHi hi S«a«f Mafkatt.aad Sdf-5*rHe« atoras ealy. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED b , JJ ^ 1150E.JerseySt.#Elizabeth,N.J. 4 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS WsMrff LattftBty Tel. EL 24668 TtilttTlmt *?'••* '.is • ' : • ^ General Supply r. H. iU. Funeral Director* F.B.Gray,Sr. 'j,*-- PIANO HOUSE.INC ATKMTJS tit BA9T BSO AD I1II..II '* -.— -v - - OPEN DAILY TILL 9 N.J.-1* 336 Centennial A«wn» wssmsup, N. j. — AP Mi« SATURDAYS TILL 6 BR 64)505 —Cranford •» • ;>;;. .( • - -• • -..- ^._ , RAitro THuiteiiAir

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will:be three! dlvlsfatt composed of 81 Lm/%WMBL~^i«s»TfTSOas»aJL^-—. Daring the past week, Sections ingB.'bond. - , , lman Raymond Cosmos JVOIH. A and B under the leadership of Bobori Rogers, p presented her with a wfflbt located Ittward J. Shaheen~>nd ^Nelson broken in a check of >arents Night Wamut* avenue site, adjacent to bouquet of flowers and Daniel Ter- at 1 J:16 ajn. Tussday. Ughtcap raised $34^03. The twn w. HwihttdiT chairman-las' the march chairman, as follows: Walnut Avenue School, purchased ry, opening forth* Chief Powell, who to depict wh*t ——m lr/ the Temple 'last year. '.''.."-' .'• m Uvuigaton School was open aU sections have. txuTected |73,0M. Pony League, presented her with the damagg e to juvenilesj , said the Uncom '.-. as a. feature,ot • Parents' Basic requirements for the near day yesterday to receive and Special gifts of *8J38 were added atrophy. -C .; \ .. y detective, bureab u hah s beeb n ddii- Wabmt to North •venue, west jTprogram held by Boy^cout : A sanctuary with transmit reports Incident to theduring the week to bring the. total Kathie and her attendants were rected to carry out an va street, north in Eastman ^,79 in the gymnasium of Hie in this category to nearly tSOjOOO, present at six games on Saturday investigation. to Central avenue, east in Central seating for 300 people, previous dayis test. , y to Springfield••• avenue, north- to Presbyterian Chinch last lA'a SCsMUslaK 'CaaBftCtty of the college's morning and she was presentedd . Scout Robert Urninc opened j o a t p Police Chief RjweD. reported board of trustees and faculty nenv Springfield. ;«nd east and then of 900 when used la conjunction that 38 ott^uty regular police with a.gift by and man-. Utterbugs l^^f'' •'••: ogram by reading an article bera. . . ' ' ". ';./"' .•.:•••..•-..'. agers'oTeach team.'Because of south- in Riverside drive, where with a multi-purpose auditorium- andingfliarypoBcwTsWieaponded (Contfmied from, Page I) the parade wfll be reviewed. . the rain, her tour of the afternoon business center by members of Boy £tFaH»d scouU were wel- gymnasium; a separate chapel for when the alert sounded and were postponed. Games re- pare junior congregation and minyons, to strategic points by Abunni Begin .-•• Troop 8080,, and there also will by Scoutmaster Paul scheduled for this week will be Arthur Williams 6-1113 a rabbi's study; modem kitchen LL Peter fromi.'Fsgs I) visited by "Miss Baseball" and her on display In the local ^Continued from ftige 1) facilities, a youth lounge, class- vehicular. traffic and direct pedes- y schools as a remjnder to students. great ppublic.but our equally im- llarns, Barbara Suarez for. Richard Advancement Chairman Howard rooms and an office. Adequate off- trians to shelter. attendants. Mrs. B. T. Brixner, chairman of Harvey, James Coffee for Sue pndart conducted, a Court of portant institutions,'' the the council, wbor displayed antt- STORE OPEN ON FRIDAY street parking fadliyes also are Tbe chief toured Oe township Eblers, William Weydemeyer for ,r, assisted by Scoutmaster briny tdd lltterbug .material purchased from during 'the test and The primary aim of .Union ^un- Vandals Wreak Mary Aime McHargi Marilyn '"./:•, ::--.-:r ,t and Assistant Scoutmaster the National Council of State Qar- ln that be found the response, of to College.'* development fund y rCbntlmted'jTom 1) Powers for David \ Skaggs,, Robert Ijn» g , ••;.;•. ••" ••.'.. / iCranford «iliirns den Clubs attthe recent meetiag, b>dge»: wefe award- Rutgers dub is to raise funds-Cor a and third floors. added uiat tummed stickers winWood for Guy,, Borges, Richard 1 *•!'.-.• to Barry oold^ldwar)a Ramsey, . YConritrued from Page I) new building the college will con- Discovery of> thehavoc was be placed on u^ bumpers bl cars Armstrong for Janet ,Ray and JuT> cessful under the leadership of Mayor TcQs struct on a new campus site in of garden dub members and on. dittt Steitx for Sandra Williams. ?***jfitiiiii.V:r-, Seymour Manh and -Thomas BOAan or BDCCATWM Ernest Loveland was adviser Second class awards "ii; Harold C Stevens as drive chair- Jioaa Paea 1) Cranford — the former Noma- caANroao, Maw nasar trash receptacles in town. > man. Club'membership inrlnrlit hegan Golf Course. .' . of the election committee. 5 attained by Gregg Milius. Jo- Rutgers alumni in. the Cranfbroi sloners would be fully versed on Caaanto - «•»•<•• Wnrtlto ' Present counctt officers are: LaBracio and,Thomas Oat- the various matters coming This marks the second major Mini pnnonli win b« nNlwd by •'area... '"; '.''• .. . •." '". iHjffgw launched by the college the _Bonded" Uuertkm «t, ttw ttown- New Site ' ^, - • •' • President, -George WilUanw; vicei. . The club was formed in.199 "to the whole crunmittre. '"" . as part of the development fund* •hip «t H. .-*» at tha office president, Susan Fisher; secretary^ , Robert Liminc was pre- C. Van CbamberUn, Bepi of UM (Ctmttnued from Page 1) '• enabl* Rutgers men' of Cranford Already underway is a campaign School. KUa Sttvjet. ' Cranford. Sacrament Church, both of Newr Stephanie Morrison, and treasurer, SMALL OVEN REDI ,teci with his first dasss award candidate for' Township Commit- jL-May — David Boyd. • •/.', bis lather. Assistant Scoumu to enjoy a mutual fellowship, to in Cranford to rate fSOflyODO. More (SK»> o'clock. ^Easternj E K. J. ark. help keep abreast of the univer- tee in November* than $100,000 has been contributed Wine, at which tun* the ,--, Paul Selby Is faculty adviser of „ liming. .''•••-. ••'.' . •••.-••.•' . who supported lum in the primary ba publicly opened—and read for eon- The procession will format 8:30 sity's far-reaching activities, and by Cranford residents.and crate or tnacadam sidewalla aa°f»Do«a: the council. . ; Merit badges were presented as : ajn. and wiU begin moving 80 mini developments on the Banks andand ekprrMed the hope that the zations. '' ^ .-'.••)• At the Uvtajston Avenue School ITS: Allan Doktor, personal throughout the state, and to en- dub would take the ~ - S3S lineal fact. S ft. wide. a; Charles Evans,: personal courage high caliber local* youths interesting many new '. At UM Brookslda- Place School/ >. j and reading; Michael Be- Cranford to SS lineal feet. • ft wide. to consider Rutgers as their choice Leagues Hold Instruction ttoo idden, vwlfieatl ROASTING CHICKENS ... lb.39g music and readme; Charles dub. and propoul form* max ba aaeurad upon ^pendorf,* home and comnum- of university.* • • (Cowtfand from Page 1) application at U*oUtc* f " Meetings are held five tunes a H.'Baymond Kirwan, • •• ^citizenship and. personal fit- ifaff*•*'•*"•• the Gniimrna1lon Wilson of • Boy Scout Troop. ARMOUR'S & SWIFTS BEEF! in tbe primary, pramsed' Mr. tffttMl ITHIart ^*^ JtlltoaTlittwia Wttfl _ tm(»L the campus. .Final meeting of, this or. tn Uea of bid bond, certi- Frank Fowler of district headr ChamberUn and the entire Bepub- The Anierican^~Iieague opening sr payable- to tha Board «* season will be held in New Bruns- contest, between the Orioles and education for an amount equal to ten par wanted colors porters presented the Ufe^Award wick on May 17. Ihe program wm lican ticket the full support of the the Tigers, wa»calkd at the end cent, <10%> of the bid .may ba sub- 0 Charles KrippendorL, Young Republican Cmb of Crank mitted. •' ••'<•• for home decorations include visits to the Microbiology of the second mning because of The Board of education Adviser Albert Gessler of EK- Building, the library and. newford. ram. The Orioles were leading, rlsht to reject any or all bids, to waive 7» welcomed tbe fol- that w IntoniaUUes In the bids, and " dormitories, and lunch at the Al- X-L. The game win be replayed. •ward contratt tor either concrete ; boys-who graduated umni-Faculty House. In the after- the,annual dinner will be held in macadam... as may best serve the intereata WAUHIDE* Wall Part scouting: • James Oathout, In fi»*i Nomahegan Division, the of the schools. _ noon members will attend the October. President Bederirfc W. xsCQtucu*. '.'OpewCir * oecween ue iKrippendorf, Allan Doktor Smith presided. Next meeting wiU ALLHHrE Flit Wall Pakt iMiehael Bedell. Butgen-Lehigh baseball game. Apaches and the Navanoes. was Dated; Hay V. ISM. beinS '"'"' postponed. • . • | ^Information wgarJIng} summer i jrt jAflUsMsft' WIBSV * SSatDLsfeflBasUTlXCil Which mattrcM Jo you prefer? The heavenly Goodrich "loam Fred Boberta. president-of VBA : : FOAM BIATTRESS 59.95 SPRING MATTRESS Alert Response.. Cranford UJC Local 83, waa fjjKst speaker at the ,jioim oathout • "•*-.:: "" :-:^ ~ rubber ..'V; or the comfortably firm inncr«pring> Both are '• \ (Continued Jrom IPeo* .1) TTrtaml Division', i ceremonies.. at Swiffs—BONELESS—Premium SeniorPatrol leader Brian Con- made by oentury-old Charles P. Rogers Co. .. . and Koos- that the CD Auxiliary PoUce were Wamut Avenue School field. f gave the benediction and taps contr£butins .^stp many tagged to save you a cri«p $20 bill! Each one i« designed to (played by-James Oathout. ' ; ; BOABBOA A orrac ATHW 1 to curtail scoring as ••;• • • • •.• . • c €- "•' •-• ••^-•^••-' ..- • -.- caAMroaocao . KBW sacrifice ' tor fhe couege. He RIALTO CotHJottably firm inneripring unit! - •'•Katie* jtstaar > the Hurons and Chlcasaws pushed Coodnc^/oom rMOfter/Finn oocfc tupport! give you "wmed Comforl," too . . . which me'Sngextrafirm sup- ..,_• DtsraUCTIOKM. SfJIWHtS said the college is deHghted with 10 runs apiece before'the' ^•t , Sealc* proposaU win ba weatwd by the support the fiwnilMaftHy is gjv» WESTFIELD &o& licit sVtclkoreif fo prevent $lippin$l > port in the center, where 70% of your body weight lies . . . Firmer center for extra back tupport! tha Board of EducsUoo o< tha Twjm- ft shlp of Cranford. N. J« at the office ing it This contest win be replayed. |Sw tto StntertioMl.. .1 more,resilient support for your lighter-weight head and fcJef. ' Long-wearing 8-ot. tcooen ticking! of tha Board of Education. Oswelaadi The told the Firm bonier, oenritateil /or orculotiont . • 1, • School. Uila Straat. Cranlocd. M. J-. Tuca- rMiss Basrhan," chosen Jn a con- Yon even get Rogers famoug 10-year, guarahtee I Comelry both Sy avcnlns. May SO. 1S5S. at right |S:O0» rkers applications for Exlra-jirnt non-tag prebuilt border!. , o'clock. Kastarn DajrUcht Sa«ta« .Ttawr. test sponsored by the Mothers' GRAVY IS ON THE ROAST NBdf ogleMt, never needs turning!:: . at- which time tha proposals will be September Auxiliary of the leagues, was in- 4 . . take your.choice at Koos tomorrow! (At all 4 itores.) . MlbUcly. opened and read, for the fol- •ad of last year. He TODAT mat (oxspring alto reduced to' 39.95 , 59.95 boxspring also reduced to 39.95 fewtas. Instructional supplies: troduced at Pony League ceremon— ' • .' WALT DISNECS U^T PUT |T W THE <>VEN I General .Classroom SuppUea pointed out that the cbDege*s pres- lies by Mrs. William HuUakv aux- '. Art BuppUas entbuUdins has only nine class- ! —:.—Kindergarten Sunplica ||jM^:chl|Jnni|]^ also I •iTTSMJI.tt i *i- Instructions to bidders. specification. s : ronoaal forms may be secured upon "We must select carefully.'' Dr.| of, the '••%M i School. MacKay said. *^ad we are doing | keeptaal street, cranford. N.J. the Job the beat way we know how. t in Technloolor botAlSome will be dbappolnted. but our] I WEEKDAYS — S:48-7«0-10^0 of Education In the am cf t ~ ^[standards wffl not be toweredbe- 1 I SAT. — ll:15-3aO-5U»-8:' 1WN. Union Av». cent <10%> of the total b*d(_. •nay be submitted, SUNDAY — 1*0-8:10-0:38 UTMEG MAPLE B\ -THE-PIEC1E! litoe Board of Bducation reserves we win not be able to take I 1 I :•!> f

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t Cooper rgraa in the cocoon of a monarch butter- Daniel B6yette» Mills' fourth grade have been Durham, Charles their science unit on sound. April fly. . ••• •:•.: :,'•.,.••";•.'; '• •••Kathleen Husae, Jacqueline Bakes, reading and discussing current and John Anderson CRASFORO CHRONICLE, c«tiibH8hedH893; THE CBANTORD CTTIZIN, established 1998. New President Ctahkad Clftten and Chronic!* Lee, .Robert Katz, Janice Kaleta, Richard Biribauer. brought to Katherine SmfonL Robert Peter- news topics. Buckets., space sta- : ••;.'"' Grade 3 •- •-- •.•',• Sandra Martin, Paul GUbert. Ml- • ••' • •"••,,•',•; , ;•• (Combined in 1921) '"; ,- -V •.,"••"''.:;.' •'•'•'.•'•',;• •- • . II-,., > •••'if•>••>• • May5..UK}8 bee; Diane Zier and Clyde Hen- son. Raysa Bagels, Donna Smith, tions, and the Brussels Fair are track team triumphed to two one-sided wins ' A unit on China is noW- being chele Brown, Sjuart' Freund, Parn-; ^Editor, Citizen fcChijonicle, Of Legion Unit v r •I'. •-'''"' '•••', •.•'•••' '* * tivitiesof derson, lady bjugs; and Frederick Robert Nylen,, and . Thomas just a few of.the subjects that. studied, in Miss Marjorie Burri- ela Krochrnal and.Maureen.KuhM". CHARLES If. RAY, Editor and Publisher, '' Cranford^ N. J. '. . • . M.rs. WiAi«m Turk; was elected making three straight Victories for the Blue and C Contingent upon favorable response., a first i Harsman and Karen Tinnesz, ants. Schrlcker. >• the .children have covered.. Dean, son's third grade * at Walnut Av- made special reports and, expert^.! '-. 'Dear-Sir; • ••£'/•'•• ,••' •-,>•• ^ ', ;. •/;•-••'• to succeed Mrs. Raymond A. Leon- Gold squad. Cranford trounced Rahway, 84- n Kindergarten The children have been bringing Susan Conklto, Jean Samowski. Talcott. John O'Reilly, and Elva enue School. Each child- has con- ments dunng--their. .study^ ~~" • . • Thanks to your paper's cooperaW ard ax president of Cranford. Unit and swamped Edison, 101 Vi-15M:. '. ' "'•• Cunningham~KSye mastered the Jean Kellogg brought 'to newspa- W A TIO N AI tO I1 O RI At I Children to MisT Florence Mes- the school week. Senators will in books and studying the habits Rebert Sitnpaon, Charles Haag, tributed a colored paper Chinese ExperimcnW ••were-' "given", to tion, your reader* are well aware 213, American Legion AmdHiry. near future. A meeting on the subject was to be baste nvutipjicaiion facts" and have P Dl^J Elliott, per reports. All the class did ref Invitations had been sent to a Representative classas have brought spring also offer suggestions" that, will of these insects. The children are gy g man or woman and' a pagoda for show nil things are alike when-they of the current fund drive being at a. meeting to the Casino last held in the Municipal HuUdtog, Victor D. Sha- piacUeed with success putting- their benefit the whole ela^s; The mem- search oni satellites, and wjerc able group to attend an organization meeting of thL. -de their classroom,. On one of also making booklets on insects. Alan "Goldenberg, George Sege- the bulletin board. < | are.; making counds. The class en- conducted by The Union County Thursday night. heen, temporary chairman o| the "organizing com- work to equa&bn forth. bers who were elected to the new to compare the various speeds, •. Cranford Committee qf the Mental Hygiene Soci- ^rgebuUetin boards they have Thomas Webster brought in his bade, Charles Orsay, Diane Wight, The children , have brought in ' joyed the' experiments' showing Association for Mental Health and . Other officers for the coming mittee, announced. Representattvea of the Car- Richard Anderson, Unda Harck- posts are. George GokeL Cynthia parakeets and Thomas MIngoia and weights an* shapes.of both the -Member: Quality Weeklies of Nevi Jersey the financial need in the areas ety- of Union County at the home of»Mrsi N. A ' —\ pink and white dogwood many differenT~Chifiese articles that "sofcmds travel tHrough solids, year are: Vice-presidents, Mrs. wood ana Dunellen squads were to be on hand ts Charlotte Charles, Barbara Vroom, Dennis Hai€ketts and Bar- Karen Tinnesz brought tothei r tur- wkt& Janice Koehler\J'' "' •; ..tles. ; Lynn Terry brought in goM atoaisecAs. AplaaterfuOof mari- At, various 'times the children ments were made to show how • Entered ai the Post Office'at Cranford, ,N. J., as Second Class Matter. Published Thursdays at : in>mental illness. Sixty percent of Koury and Mrs.. George Zobal; The Lions Club named its president, Willidm- tJJcoJoJPed Wfdi and botlerfUes, . Those who have contributed to : "why such units are needed. •',•'.'" • •..' It which tiiey have cut out and Karhin have, excellent division A revision to the committee sys- fish and Paul Deen some snails. taU seads was started, crass seed have been able to. learq. more hifih or low sounds were made and :~.: .;..'.•'; Cranford. N. J.. by The Cranford Citizen and Chronicle^ inc. Official newspaper for Cranford, what we raise will remain in Un- treasurer, Mrs. Leonard; historian. J. Fredrick, and Clarence Fritz, Robert I2\\ct the exhibition are: Larry Smith, ltd during thelr.ww* periods. work aid are now learning what stem has also been one of the new The children have written stories was planted on a sponge, and a po- about the International Geophysi- the^ d ifference between explosive •~"as Frank booley and Edward Shaheen as" delegates Louise Eltingc, Steven Rizzo, Ju- 1 features in.this class- The class about. these, pets. . V.;,. .•>.;. .•'•...'.• • „ tato vine was started. cal Year and its progress in world and prolonged sounds. to. the state and, national organi- Mrs. Inward Reed, and sergeant- to be offered to. Cranford shoppers with the in- to the Lions'State cpnvention, scheduled tot j , classes, have shared to this dith Halkowich. Thomas Greblc, zation of^hicn we are a part. une • iShe Scandinavian countries will has elected a science, committee \Poetry notebooks have • been scientific- information. Spring has been in evidence in Office: 21 23 Alden Street. Cranford, N. J. •«•> Telephone BRidge 6-6000 at-arms, Mrs. Julius Skerbish. troduction of the Handi-Charge plan. Handi- in Atlantic City.. . , y SCHOOL Carol Shulman, Corilyh Pollock', ~"\ for tbe next few weeks. and a social studies committee. ' started by thp class. The children •. ' •" Gndmt ; ."'.-•' ; ••. : l ; the "show and teir* v Karen Smith, Floyd, Price, Har- room 12 with, vases of "flowers ..;• ,- • • " .-.••I,••;••• -•;.; -> ; ••'V ' ' " ' ' But thbrletteif is not just a plea . The president-elect named Mrs. Charge is. an arrangement by which, with one The Cranford Clippers got off to a good Htnrt • .Grade't ' • . ' '-;••each wrote a poem about Spring for Continued support of our drive. J that all haw Ibund inter- luOalk andd CUfterClifford The science committee has been Miss. |Joan Jarman's .second riet Krilov, Christopher Fuller and made ^under the direction ,o^.'the^ Thomas Ifolan as secretary for (application, the'shopper obtatos a credit card i in Union County Baseball League Miss Betty Glumfcich's second and one called "Shoes." F&tibes : •and helpftU,PetwCbravano uadenm set up an exhiblt'of working on aminiature Cape Ca- irade' presented a Mothers Day It ii /toltate otir attitude on the 1959-59.' •'"' .\': '".""': • grade class continues the study <*f Richard Sahler.^ •. I • ••', ^' art' teacLher, ( Miss Virginia Pfn". . probleni of thfel! great numbfef ,of •' enUtling her to charge account privileges at all,i, by. shutting) but ,the Hillside A. A., 3-0, at the ht to a game "of. Shuttle- Norwegiaa articles. The "God Jul" naveraJL launching, site:, Tile Ijoclal were drawhjt6 ibustrate ;the ;' poems. program on'Friday. Tbe follow- arid /\>Jith"sf)ring,poems, Theseori- Reporting 'on a. recent' Union. J f* #id^ present Indian |trtbea. 7 /•.' ;-Grade. 6 I • ' '••,/•' "• ;* Boys' Leagtles _,l..|—w '' k^' 't tlMnrMisiliMit •- articles intrigued 'V-' ?' in•g children took part: Bible read- .. separate fund drives versus a Uni- County Convention. Corporation Handi-Charge member stores. ;_, , » '.'•':;•; Robert Abbott has brought in a Boys and girls in Mrs., Elizabeth (ConYmued o»" Pave 6) 400 saw Joe Koons win out to' a pitchers' buttle girls. They found the "Bunader^ scene madc>fr,om papier mache of Boys and girls to Miss biane er. Craig Sands; Jester, Richard ted Fund. Our organization, un- meeting she attended, as unit rep- "Cooperation of residents with our field work-, McNab has a large col- large "map, on which the areas Teams of the Cranford Boys' Base- To keep the leagues rolling smooth- costumea.cpIorfuMiuiim.tuiwrimL. . . . the Feudal System, which will in- GotoWs fourth grade .nave been Meth; Bridget. Janis Rothbard; like certain other national health ers has been very fine thus ^aTj", A. J. Greene, with Hillside's George Kilbride. >_J of ptaBtic games, the play- resentative, Mrs. jLeonard told of cludena-castle and the land sur- where the Indians' once lived can . atudytag "How Plants and Anl- ball Leagues have" begun their two ly and expanding to include rftore players : r : Town Crier, Jordan Tab**; Puck- groups, can and does participate •". ' .'. "'• •' . .- •'' • .••/ - • ••• ':' - ' " " ' .• J0( which tovotves • kaowledg* P&terson Ha*, Clifford Gunder- Btoca Sine. " arrangements made thus. far for. . field supervisor of the J. M- Clemtoshaw Com-. rounding it. - ~ ••"- - be located. ' •"••:" lrn»ls Grow," In connection with , ^-months of battling for the highly-valued — there are now approximately 480 boys in united campaigns and to.fact, . Fifteen Tears Ago ' (numbers. Heihas been bring- sen and Alex Huppert wrote stories v \ Irvine Ackdsberg; Sweetness, 1940 the annual Union County Ameri- pany, Cleveland appraisal firm, told The Citizen BarbaraJGraham .has many cards this unit. Dennis Connolly Marjorie Fox; Suthie Rush. Janice we will do all toou r power to as- can Legion and Auxiliary Conven- \W» to for tha> etas* t» SM. about the ^^T^t,Tt, the lynx, and describing other countries of the championship^^ the National, Amen- rariginginagefrom 8 to 15 years - his and Cnronictei . The Clemlnshaw firm was en- . Six applications for permits to erect, chicken brought to a cocoon attached to Hindi: Lazybones. Mitchell Darin; Toschtos Building ill sist the United Fund should one tion to be held in Cranford on Evans showed Ms pair the falcon, and these were iillustra- q SCHOOL World. The' class (has made a ; Whether your need be be' established in Cranford. Co-" gaged to the revaluation of all real property to coops werf among building applications' received i-lamandera. ••'••#'. •••'•.''•.. V ', . ted by Barbara Ijudhtm, Adrienne : the- branch of a- tree. Linda Slowpoke Sfstersv-Deborab;Dooley. June 19-21; . "•'•...•.••' .» ..•..- ' . ••. - J Ktaderxatten . matching game of these with' the Lessons at any level' —or''— nuch hard work on the. part of operation is' always good lor men- .Cranford.'' • •.' •• ^-v. by^Township Committee at its meeting in-tH*e*ii Schenker brought in a robin's Doana Martin. Rita Metzeer; Rag- . Bin. Alex Hetherington an- Trttask had league 7 of(ieials and visits from Kathie r health code specifications. ,,.! " ' , Miss- Barbara Pennell's class is cobra. '• •', '.•••, : ' . . 7.,. , Freddy Fresh and his brothers, //«:/, in preparing fields for use and carrying —President. Union County Asso- • Parley will be held at-Mrs. Nolan's I monlal dinner at the? Downtown Club, Newark, I In |frs. yABee Ronald Erilcson's /sixth grade big circus life was recently com- American Our Invitation To You /, Burke; the pretty- '^JMiss,Baseball of Cran- . elation for Mental Health A one-day scrap drive was to be conducted. pleted. /Children contributing to studying about Swiizerland. The , Robert Davies ^has just com-" Donald'Shelhamer. Thomas Senk. is'for you to take advantage of MONTANARI home next Wednesday. Mrs. marking his 25th anniversary with the. Acacia class has been active to trying to boys and girls each made a- Swiss Accordion out the annual fund drive to provide, ROBERT HUESTON under direction of the Salvage Committee of the Fsttenoa itae, this display include Fred Bertolino, pMed a map of New Jersey show- Kenneth Munkel: Gimme Broth" Association our vast experience in this field ACCOftDIONS m fprd." But the moment the players and Thomas Hamilton • gave a resume Mutual life Insurance Company More than 5$ develop more of the grougp p spirspirit,. boy and girl which were.put up as ing where the many vegetables are en. Joseph Aliseo, Perry Vacha. equipment and uniformsfor the players. Cranford Fund Chairman ' \. v of a report she presented at a past Cranford Defense Council, led by Mrs. -Jacob' ttige, JudKhBoncnalkdlfhBlk , JMdithlA Patricia Sena, Joan' Batura, Ben- crowds were really eagerly awaiting was of his associates in the Newark branch office, of A ^t hah a beeb n electeltd dwhos he a border around the room. . grown. Dennis Connolly is work- Ronald <7»""">H'S the • mothers. MUSIC CENTJER •I" •• i--7iS Now that the" season is under Way; adults presidents' County Parley-which Stanley and H. Stanley MacClary, co-chairmen. , Robert C^Laaiy, Srene Ziel> PUI*POM irlti t be tosi t down withjamin Horowitz end Dorothy Maz- .thethriUing call,. "Play Ball." '• i . Cranford, N. J. which he had been manager for 23 of his: years : .dlv Both Ralph Johnson- and Su- The children planted some seeds ing on a nap that will showina LnrralneLjofralne. Gangelosi^^., LindLnda WoWolf, • Eastman St. • BHIdge 6-7067 1 she, attended. - as unit representa- Plans for"establishing a dental clinic in Cinn- Riehard Waiaqn, Baniolph Uie taacbar and work out any in milk cartons and have been are contributing rnore hoUrs.in manag- •:.; . -••••- ; May 4, 1958 with the company, and their guests were! san : Wilson told the class about products that art niade in>New Kathleen Mwreo. Susan Carhart, A UTETIME of Accordion SptcUlisattoa.:—At Your Suvic* It is difficult to. imagine anything tive. ' ••/; . .;• .:•»- ••' .• .;,;. ford Were discussed at a regular monthly meet-' , Barbara Ladlnrn, and Soda 'proWens that nay «rta» during watching them grow. Radish seeds Jersey. • 7- ing and coaching teams and umpiring • Editor; Citizen and. Chronicle; . Abnual poppy drive will start in *" "Coach X Seth Weekley and member* of their recent visit to the circus. Sherry Avon, Maraa Townsend, more beneficial fpr Orariford's youth than 1 x tog of the Junior Service League at .the home of Cranford, N . J. . Cranford High School track' team Were accepting . Many interesting things for •• • :^->' games. (More umpires are needed, inci- Cranford on May 24, it was an- George Spalding, 8. Central; avenue. Miss .;.: •••;•-. •.;•,: ;• i •'.;< participation in organized competition in Dear Sir: /'•'•'•' • - " • • ••• • Show and Tell, have been brought '•',': V-i dentally. Daniel H; Terry, pony League nouncedby Mrs. Howard Arnesen, the acclaim of the track world for their outstand- Maxson was appointed chairman, of a com- j America's national pastime. Through ; On behalf of Teniple/Beth-El, Poppy chairman. She said the ing performances at the Penn Relays in Phila-, W school by Kevin McNeilL Owen- mitiee to investigate the dental project .' da Patterson,-' Geraldine Tezyk, playing in the leagues they will have an vice-president, will furnish information;) I should like to thank you and ' poppy window display again will delphia, A team consisting of Jesse ReU, Fred Mothers are helping through activi- your staff for their help to us to . be placed in Eyerett's MenVShop : ceremonies, were held |ln the Cran- Donna Nardone, Deborah Peters opportunity tQ develop strong bodies, dis- Voorhees, Dave Root and Mike Ferro wn the. : r ,„ reporting the (plans. and progress by Mrs: Edward Kurtz. . ,- ford Theatre for the latest group of selectees from and Deborah Faust ' . "•')>, -' • '-A-;.i;;ji ties of the newlyrOrganizedlWothers' Autf National Interscholasnc 440-yard relay champi- ">• - •• • '•••'. cipline, team work, self-confidence and, of our building canvass. As rehabilitation chairman. Sirs. Local Board 5,i comprising Cranford, Garwood, Michael Mitchell was welcomed above all, good sportsmanship. iliary. Among this group's projects was Your interest' and cooperation. Turk told of plan? for. a ward party/, onship at the 59Jh edition of the meek ; Defeating .Clark and, Winjtieid. ^'Thef left immediately af- back to: school after a long ab- '49 rivals, the foursome won its semifinal heat in SB sence.' ' "'.•.••. •'••• : ••••.'•• ' ' :•'"'- • in our endeavor has played a large which, was held at Lyons Veterans' terward for Fo&blx tobegi n army training. .; : Boys will gain much by the experi- the* sponsorship of the Miss Baseball con; •-,Sf part in the successful accomplish- Hospital "by vunit "members last ;44;i and the final to 4W seconds. • - 'test' ' • '•'• ••'•.' ••"... .': '••••••• - •>•'••' " The Rev. Matchett V. Poynter, pastor of the Pupils in Mrs. Shirley Young's ence of league competition. Win or 'lose, ; . ment of our canvass; and. we know ' 1 : night. ; ..-. . \ •••••T.i:'^ "•••', ' Methodist Church, reassigned to the local second grade have been studying >.;-.: ^With instances of juvenile misdeeds i it will continue to help us towards.: It was announced that Mrs. Ko- ; *•• there are, lessons to be learned. Those 13th 'at the annual meeting about birds. Theresa Vigliotti, • 0\ the fxicurte our ultimate goal, a new. building. latt WiU be to charge of arrange- , pastorate for his who lose more than they win will learn on the increase throughout the state and A drop of at least 20 points to Cranford's 1948j Thomas McSulla, Barbara Massa, We hope we "may "justify your ments for presentation of an Amer- t of Methodist Churches . how to be good sports in defeat. The nation, the Cranford Bo^s' Baseball eattoiated tax rate of $437 was forecast «s a re- Newark; Christine Baldwiri, .Nancy Patter- faith in us by, doing our share , ican flag to Livingston' Avenue sult qf the signing of the cigarette tax bill by son, Diane Garretson and Karen Leagues are performing .a. tremendous towards' the progress 'of. the' com- .School at dedication ceremonies for players on the top teams will be confront- Governor Alfred E. DriscolL It was reported Kosiar brought irt books about munity. Thank you again. ' thesc|iool on May 29. „: ' <• .. ed with a situation probably eyen more .service in providing a diversion for bur that the new levy would bring ap additional $41.- bird*.- ', , .. •;• " ' . .• •.- ; . Sincerely, '..','•'. Mrs. Hamilton, Girls' .State , Herbert Weed; EUlptt, organtat^of the Church, difficult to handle. That.is, how to retain youth which can do,so much to develop 4744M 'to State funds into the tocal coffers, all Some.bird pictures were brought Vera Rubine (Mrs. George A.)' chairman for the local unit, re-f of St Stephen in Nw Tfork City, wV to be the to by Nadtae Rogers and Susan Ol- strong character^/ Leagues' president pojted that a Girls' State tea win of which waste be used tocu t taxes. ^ humility in victory. These are valuable . Public Committee! new organist of Trinity Church, U linick.. • /" • '.'• '•-' •'• ' '•••' ' be held at the Casino on May 18 an- lessons, and to learn them early in life Kenneth B. Weeman and his staff de- • • • .. Publications Committee •• ' "';.• nounced. He repif^ Duncan•Ttqter Mark Gutierrez, Martha McNeilL - Temple Beth-El and that all girls chosen for Girls' of Township Committee that the local ^A.G.0^ fotn^ organttt, who left.to ass Linda logram, Robbln Mosley, Su- will be a tremendous boon. serve much credit and encouragement. Building Canvass State 1958 are invited to attend. Local delegates are Miss Mary not look with favor oh local nwpost ii|a Schenectj^ciUBCh. sanne Steminer, Donald Herbster, AfcHarg and MITT Susan s^i^f/ al- taverns cunyerttog their v lsea so a»,to conduct, •' ' Mrs. Hoiert Vaite c^ Baitunore. active in John Fender, Deidre Petuck, Ar- Clean Up for Health, Safety, Beauty of Town ternate. Mrs. Francis Neabor. Un- both'^wern ' '-~s - —-*•—•^ - ^ the National Roman's Party, and Assembiy- thur Gale. and Cecilia Johnson iiSI (Bex Storagr) have.completed good writing pa- m Cake Sale Slated . ion County GirV Slate chairman, followed a lettc* fronv a > woman Qlive d Sandord of Ksaex-^ounty were &ext week is Clean Up Week in soiled clothing so air can circulatejarQund r i JJ_ i. • i' is to charge of arrangementa fyff pers about birds. _- they planned to i»»ke totei^ alters to beVap^akera'iiit^iife' M:M««: of- the' Jacqneline Korba, fivelyn Claus- ationa or the opening of a Cranfdrd. The annual drive conducted X:y ' •• ••"••r ' • *\X: ••••'" thtte*. :<.••••••• ••' :•:.• i."'W Bitzeiy Bernard Adams, Jonathon were made for ja cake sale ' BSra. Adam Ordeckii and Mra.| to--.speak on. by the Board of Health with the coopera- Check Stoves, Heaters and Furnaces: • on Monday, the afternoon of tb«' Hearns, Glenn Liming, Craig Sny- Swan bm lanq been the uthnowWdqed teadUr in Eastwn New Jenwy ^m>^,. itesi'of four; have made interesting bird pic- Monday af the homo of Mrs, Alfred : r J ; CIEJUflNGrLJUniDHY WOBLD . . .concerning' our cuetonv toimltable tractive town in which toliye./^ s<>ot cleaned out of chimneys and smoke- «s hostesses «ps (»ext tures. • .•;'•"" •' • -' ~':' ::•;;•• ' *•»• nightyme*tinf.A;• ;;•.•. f\,"/;! SUccess of the drive/depends, of pipes. Check, for cracks and holes; was tbe The children are planning a course, on the response of the individual chimneys repaired where mortar jo: tor June:» at th« large cut-out picture, of birds for a of Bin. William faye, 12 bulletin board display. .. . householder. You can do your part by bricks are loose, and replace pipes , '•• . -, .I. .Grade 8 *~~^ '• to a ahudr flbr«4di pede ... safe ; cleaning up your premises this week-end necessary, Kw. William Fricke,lbs. Krnert Children^ of Mrs."\Buth >Hale*s i ot Qwaayam qaqnanla .Aw. not simply and having rubbish; tied in bundles Check Electric Appliances: that G^bler, Mrs. Joseph Dtttoiftr ; " second grade.have been interested wherever possible, at the curb in-time they are/in good repair and.that cords Mrs. David Higgtos will to the study of insects. Candace wd in a faeoc.ba t dan.' ca» phscvd fa our lamoua. nuxbrn, "on pram- th* club at the annual < Armitage, Lawrie Mackenzie, Dale DOBS IT 1 k" SIOBAGE VAULTS ... which, you know.tam always for your regular garbage pick-up next are not worn or frayed. Any needed re- olthe' New J«raay MU :OR Schilling and. Richard Biribauer week. '/••[' -pair Work, including repairs or extension TAKE THIS . . - brought toeg g cases of the praying One of the greatest hazards caused of electric v/iring, shoulould bee dondonee bbyy a atoAttanSe Ctty. . ltta.\ isttrak by clutter in the home and yard is that of qualified When buying new you: with Swan you may .i fire, and Fire Chief Bernard A. Doyle re- cords or ap] i, look lor th.e Under- • HEAT LV i •' ;:: /ports the National Board of Fire. Under- writers.'Lai ratories, Inc., label or mark- both writers has offered the following sugges- er. WITH odis. Fit*. Heat and ThWl . . . becauae they're tions to make the annual Clean Up Week; Check Your Clothes OIL In "Casd-CcU" VooltB . . mere b a dttterencel effort count for fire safety: v ,. Clear Out Debris: Get rido f rubbish free of lint. Aeoimu^tio?ol{"• • 1 1 i .' " 'i V.' ' . ' '* ' '"' •• Of the hl»uy skiUed THIS... 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: •)::••:/:, Eaf-309 State University In Services at Jesus."—2 Timothy 2:1. These words of admonition were given interested in uniting .with the The Virginia Military Institute Choir will sing wi«»the Men Musk^Talks church Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Dezso was granted an extra week's vaJ , George Careless. • '« ,. church are invited. The meetinfs scholarships awarded to oiitstand- TheBev. Albert Allinger, pastor, by the apostle Paul to Timothy, his son in the Christian faith. In the absence-ot Dr. George A. 4 •nd Boy»^ Choir of Trinity Episcopal Church at the llMMn. service ,"> • :'"' ' ;„;•:• r — i cation with pay as a token of,-I t the i): 30 service the Westmin- are held in the Church School ing high school students, according iid Boys Choi y p win be the speaker at the 9:3»and Though written centuries ago they are moat applicable today, and Aitcheson, fulfilling a speaking ap-| Choir will sing the antherii, Sunday. (Trinity Churcn^W sponsoring a spring concert by the Virginia 10:35 am. services at Cranford building. to^n announcement in New JBrun*- are worthy of our consideration for a few moments. If Paul's in ; Miami, Ik, two Feted by Church pndation from the congregation.1 Shepherd's Psalm." by P^c- Military Institute Glee Club in the Methodist' Church ' this Sxmday, ,'and at the 11 o'clock serv- , Tonight at 7:30 the Board ot wick by Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, advice to Timothy were accepted by us and put into everyday liv- guest speakers will occupy the pul- Mrs.' Dezso received a floweru .l d - auditorium of Cranford High Mother* Day. an the. topic: "What ing, mankind would undoubtedly be^the better for it, making of. rangement from the Church School! eThe Junior Choir will-sing "Let Trustees will hold its regular president of-the university. Named President Is Happening To The Family?" pit at the AlUance Church Sun- j Things Now 'Livtog^'and the Winners, who were chosen from • course these words to be of utmost importance to aU of us. T students, teachers and officers. monthly meeting in the minister's .••>; '& School at 8:30 pjn. Saturday.) There will be reception of new ( ancel Choir will stag "OGodof among approximately 2.000 young ii ••,'!( : John Dietze, Jr^ gave a taflc study and at 8' pjn. the Men's flowing the '• organ,, ^ pwludey There Js much tenderness intimated in-the words -Smy .son.". £ ? - \ • • •:•!•••,••• •• members and the Sacrament of •TamUy Worship in the, Hoa rfh," by Glen Darst 'Counci "..!. l will meet inithe library. men and women, will be provided ' fa..'''Annel ' ', Fugue," byj 'J^Si; Baptixmfrill be administered. At "A very warm and close relationship' existed between these two. The BeVHarold W. Boon, Ph. nan's Bible Class _will with tuition scholarships;; fiefreshinena were served. rart| There/win be. a meeting of the the first service, the Senior Choir 'The age span, the differences in the mental and emotional capaci- 7 EtAlih^Lb th^^ Bach, there-will be a solemn pro- ty President of Nyackl(N. Y.) in the gymnasium at /9:3J^ visitation committee in the Junior K^'ifSSft*?,.,,,,...... will offer the anthem. •"Sanctus," , ties and the vast,difference in practical experlence,betweeri"them 'Kirk, a member of'the "Sessta Allinger, 1937, me'scholarships are financed, cession into the .church. Included Missionary College/will speak at was rhairman for the program. Sunday. The teacher, train- Room of the Church School blind- ~ axe ntembtrs^ofl the cl^s^ s confirmed, recently at Cranford Methodist Church. Left to:, right;' ^ront row. John Elliott, by. Gounod. Edwin Reardon will constituted no barriers to friendship and fellowship. They, were I the 11 ajn.'worship service.- Sun- [ class* .for Jill new and' prospec- Lawrence Pace, Robert Johnson, William Hackman,"•'Jfoto Sillirnan, Barbara Gilmour, Nancy Marek, Patricia Kelly, Richard Smith. Robert Swlsher, Paul MacMlUan, by -a__3pecial state__appropriation iq the special music prepared for ing at 8 pjn. Monday. Weekly and are distributed'by counties in- be the soloist. At the second serv- co-workers in the greatest and most noble task in all the.wprid—- J day School at 9:80 ajn. will pre- This Sunday will be observed tive teachers will'continue at themeeting of the Women's Bible Paul Henderson 'and William Burr; second row, George Hicks, John Thelsz. jr., Fre4 Simpnson, Joseph Blaha, Janet Hopkins. Barbara Sorge. Joanne Kohter. Charles'' thiB service will be the following ice, "|f With All Your Hearts," by Mothert Day. identical ch ,e hour through MaysM. proportion to legislative represen- that of propagating the good news of salvation by the grace of cede this services Study group will be held in the Pope, Jr., Stephen. Dmytriw, James MaUtney and Robert Prall; third rc-w. CWre. Hallenbeck, Corrine Chevalier. Gail Davison, Sue Ann MiUer, Jeanette paffenroth. tation. ' They are ^enable for four anthems: "O Bone Jesu** by Pal- Mendelssohn, will be sung by a services will be held at 9:30 and f HeetinW at 7 pjn; Sunday, the Junior room at 1:15 pjn: Tues- •a.. CjtSartet, Mrs. Claude Grady, Mrs. God. One was closing his ministry to mankind, the other was ' At the 7:45 evening service, Mr. 11 ajn. and themembers are urgoi Dr. Allinger, Maria Blahding, HoUy Paffrath, Judith Craft and Karen SJursen. years provided the recipient main-t "estrina; "Thanks' Be to^Thee," by beginning his; but each was serving his own generation. Paul or Fellowship wiU; see 'The day. The Session will meet in the tains a satisfactory standing. , Handel, and "Let \Js>Now Praise Donald Davis. Mrs. Forrest Dex- and Mrs. David Farah, missionaries to attend a* family units. Children' "V fihn based-on the library at 8 pjn. Wednesday. , ter, and Mrs. John Thompson. ' wanted his son Jo carry on efficiently and effectually where he attending church with their j program on national missions. ^Howard plans to enter Men's : : to Bolivia, win be the guest speak- lexical Caravan which was The Margaret Greene' Assoda- noon program will be In charge of narrative and then presented a famous Men," by Vaughan-Wtt- was going tola y off. • • '''/',' ' . •.'"' \ ' ' ,'." --. . ;.'' during which Mrs. Roland i Beanie Rabbi Shanken Atteqds from Cranfocd College at Rutgers in New Bruns- At both services, Robert Swish- ers. Mr. and Mrs; Farah \-un ents on thi« Sunday will be i.'this past summer with five tipn will hold its all-day meeting g Mrs. Albert Allinger and will be parade of farmyard animals to the er will sing a solo. "To My Mothf- credit for Church School att followed by a business meeting tune of ''Old MacDonald Had a wick in the fall, and Patricia will Robert Hazen, organist and He tells Timothy to be strong in the grace that is in Christ «rscasrgnd five American' dele- in Fellowship HaU next Thurs- speak on "Christ the Church b Convention Accepted at Lefaigh er." by Albert Hay Malotte. The graduates of Wheaton CoUege and A small plant win be conducted "by Mrs. Chauncey Hale, Farm." Included, were a chicken, attend Douglass. CoUege in New . choirmaster at Trinity, will be at Jesus. This command clearly indicates that there is displayed in • etes. Arthur Cyphers of Cranford day. "At 10 a JO. there will be sew- and the.Bace." , ;, . Rabbi Sidney D. Shanken, spir- Three .Cranford students are written, by Bobby the1 Christian body various degrees of Divine grace. Some evidence <; Providence; Bible Institute, respec- sented toeac h mother attendui sonc vf the United States dele-/. ing and cancer dressings followed Annual church staff dinner will itual leader of Temple Beth-El, president • '•-' ' •••.; '-.• "i '•goose, .duck, cat and / "Sam the ' Brunswick. ..':'' . .,'• • . the organ for the service, and the Sutherland, a boy of 12. The Rev. The Sacrament of Infant 6iT Ram,*' from[ Brjarcrest Farm to dmission VM chapel organist will be at a great lack of it and are very easily upset whim things go wrong. tiveiy, and are working under the fetes:-At the same hour the JunT by spiritual life at 11:45 ajn. which be held in FeUowship HaU at 7was among 600 delegates attending Curt Garrett.director of* religious tism will b* observed at the l ' High Fellowship will meet (or will be led by Mrs. M. J. Seavey. next Thursday.. ' i'. • ' the 58th annual Mtjiwri conven* Scotch' Plains. The animal was last of. thre»; Candidate's pays Make Cancer Dressings the console'for the organ postliide Others are decidedly stronger and show a greater degree of Chris- Wyckloff Bible Translators, PhiK 1 ; itioa. will conduct the family ajn. service, and new members trained by Miss Mary Ann Albert. to this fall's freshman class at Lc- {: •: •••'•4 Scripture -.lessons during the tian stability in times of adversity.There are still others of whom it ^program. '-.,'. At 12:15 pjn. luncheon will be tion of! the Rabbinical Assembly Exhibits on Space . One of the groups of St. Mi- church service at(<8:30 delphla, -Pa. They have served celved on Monday evening wm served by Mrs. Morley- and her of Aintrica at Kiamesha Lake, Cranford .members on the pro- hign University who attended the service will be read•••'by VMI At 8,- o'clock: Sunday evenings Wesleyan Service Guild chael's Rosary Society met recently ••!'_•• Methodist Youth Fellowships can be said, that they are strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesiuu in Bolivia for two years and are given publiC'rIieengnition at gram were Adolph Q. yogeL who .Other .candidates were cadets. .Cadets also will /serve as presently on furlough, expecting to iring May, sessions are being held group.., There, will be a busmen *. Y., last week. '•,.- .'/,..: ";• :Spur Competition at the home, of' Mrs. Eugene. F. win unite at 7 plm: in the new These arethe Christian* whV are not excited about the difference services. The Rev. Mr. Dezso meeting at X pan. followed by aTo Hear Elwood Post The. convention, called for closer presented a'vocal solo and led toi' entertained at similar acolytes for the -service. The pub- return to the field in June. ^ adults to preparation for Burton. Farber's seventh • grade community ;; singing. \gn,d John Kane, 7. Brown terrace, to make sanctuary for a special Mother's of opinions about secondary things, though they may have very preach • strmon entitled «*Y, Elwood Post of Cranford will religious and cultural links be- programs on March 29 and: April cancer dressings for the Red Cross. Ue% invited Jo-attend, Day program. Dan Harper, next definite personal convictions about them. These refuse to' spend A service win be held at Home, a Household'for God" tween the 5,000,000 Jews of thescience classes are competing with, White, who offeredfa violin solo. ; discuss the origin .'and types of Present were'Mrs. Frederick Job, - Services on Sunday, Rogation year's youth leader; will speak on their time quibbling about matters that are not essential to personal tjnlon County Jan in Elizabeth at both hours. "' .. United States and. the nearly each other for the best exhibit de- Sunday, will include: 8 a.m. Holy 2 o'clock Sunday afternoons, can crosses" through the centuries and picting main's attempt to conquer Cranford students who attended Mrs. Julian Vinson, Mrs: William "The Sin Against Love." ' Mothers salvation, nor do they lose their spiritual equilibrium in times of New special occasion pulpit 9/MO.00O Israelis. The Rabbinical The most essential' efiment^in are: Donald R. Crelghton, Jr., 7 Johanningmeler« Mrs. .WiU: Bicharist; 9:15 a.m. Family Euch- of the three fellowships are invited leaving the church at 1:30, lectern scarfs and the shields of the disciples at the Assembly is the national organiza- 9Pace, Eventually, the two classes arist and Church School; 10 ajn.. "distress.'"' ... , ' '' ' '" \,','.'•'•'' . •' '.•"••"• A group of students from Nyack Dinner Set plan to select the best features of any home is God.—Frank Crane Dartmouth road, Barry Rosen, 30 O'Brien and Mrs. Harold as special guests. • -" Paul informs timothy, that this grace sonecessary to victorlous table runner and ._ Fitting monthly meeting of. the Wesleyan tion of 700 rabbis affiliated: with I^>«rer School Church Service; 11 Tonight, tomorrow, and Satur- j Missionary CoUege will participate, tablecloth *ul be dedicated at Conservative Judaism. * each display and form one large •ajBU, (Morning Prayer and Sermon. Christian, living,is tp.be found toJesu s Christ He U the source of in the evening services. Carl Service Guild of Cranford Metho- exhibit. ; . day nights at 8:15 in the Educa- 11 ajn. service. These are dist Church in the chapel at.8 pjn.- •At 3:30 pjn., the Senior Young tional Building auditorium, the an- -• supply, and there is to be found toHtovejnoujK h to meet all the de- • Faust will be guest speaker for the sented by Mr. and Mrs. John ] IS OUR SPECIALTY! Themodejs include a rocket ship, Jhttl leave-trotnr-the nual review "Out of This World,? mands of the human race. Sometimes We-are.afraid*of this, be- . Senior Youth Fellowship.-at 0:10. deresd ft Wilbur Coon Shot* for W« Monday. Members of the Women's Installation* Tuesday satellite, space station/atomic sub- • church to attend a convocation Church, has been win be presented. JprOceeds will cause of the fact that so many are of the opinion that'this means while wyWm FutreU wn) address, School Staff Church School lor the NurseryJ Bush and Edg«rton Society of Christian Service will marine, pictures, books and news, >*' : • .':•' meeting at St: Paul's Church in of »the Central Cdnference of the the Young Adult group at the same far For WSCS Officere paper articles. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHUI be used to send young people-to a weak-kneed Christianity, causing us togiv e in to everything: Dr. a. Campben Wyekoff, the Primaxyaod.KhidergartenDepi Pro-T«k«TtkTl v SShotsh fo, for ChiUrwfC h i be guests. .'•'' •' ^ / _, • Rahway. The program wUl include New Jersey Synod.' He was named and stand for nothing toparticular . Indeed, the opposite is true. time. • •- • '••'•'''.. • . ments win meet at 8:30 Newly-elected officers of the Among those wb^> have donated Thomas W. Synnott Professor of Mrs. Dorothy Steffens, guUd : evening prayer; business meeting, to the post for two years at Senior' choir rehearsal will be Such an experience win enable Us to take a firm stand far an that In the 7:48 evening service, the for Junior, Junior High and i Women's Society of Christian objects and'who have spent tnuch .;."• - •'"•.-•:•:• presents an JUustrated talk by the Rev. following wm participate toth e president, win conduct- the busi- time preparing, the projects are recent annual meeting of the conducted at 8 oVtock tonight. ' is right, and strongly and openly oppose anything that is wrong/ Education in Princeton High DepsiUaenhi at 11 un Service of Cranford Methodist : Harry „ Hansen oft young people's ference. : Cub Packs 75 and 175 will hold musical program: .Charles Rigby Theologlcat Seminary, wffl baby, sitting nursery is meeting. Mrs. Ethel Terpeh- Church will be installed by Mrsi Nancy Baresi, Ja.ck Coraggio, An- work in Japan, supper and a re- but to so doing our attitude and disposition wUl be controlled by . vocalist; Carl WaUron, pianist; Shoe Hospital Phillip Watters, Jr^ vice-president drea Skvasik, John Krtp, Thomas In.this capacity, he will attend iRgijr aimni] Cubmobile Derby at v : ata.dinner for the Church School at both hours. - - ning will lead devotions, and Mrs. creation period. Cars will leave the lObth anniversary' dinner of the grace of God. '"•.'. '' :-'.. '''' .' •'.••• "' .•'..' • and James BaUes, Carlyte Bahnore H0RMA1. AMD OBTHOPEDIC SHOO FOB of the Southern District of WSCS, Reed, Carol Dennis. Judith Craft, THE VIRGINIA IU.ITARY INSTITUTE 2 pjn. Saturday on the High street staff of Calvary Lutheran Church Senibr^HIgh Westminster Battle (Matthews is program chair- from St Paul's at 9 pjn. for theSii Mark's Lutheran Church. EUz- Bin Wween Lincoln and^Cherry ' How we long to see moreof thfir grace displayed by our labor and George SchmersaL jtarumpet lowsbip will meet at 7 pjn.: | JtMtSLY — ALL OBTHOPEDIC WOBK at a. meeting in the church Tues- William Burr, Barry Friedman, trip. abeth, on Saturday, and the dedi- unions in their bargaining with the employers; and, the Industrial- trio. at 6:30 pjn. Mortday. He wffl dis- day.: .!• ;•' . • •.•""-.-.. ••••• Karen Petersen, Anita West, El- streets. day. Parents off this group win I Open Daily 9 am to 6 pjn.—Pri 9 pjn. - eanore Hill, Elaine Strauss, Arleen ,A Church School teachers' cation of the new building at St. Wesleyan Service GuUd wUl. ists reveal more of it to their consideration of union demands. We The Sunaay School Workers* cuss "Bern TrendVto Christian Ed- " the Rev. Rkhard Sxo Hostesses for the evening will be Prayer group will meet Jn. the training. session will be held in Paul's Lutheran Church,' Elizabeth. Conference win meet on Monday at 304 CENTENNIAL AVE. Mrs. Audrey Paffrath and Mrs.chapel at 11:30 ajn.; and luncheon Zier, Thomas Tucker, j Kenneth CLUB meet in the ebapel at 8 pan. Mon- would not read, of so many political stars by ambitious and tm- ~ ucatton." An depmrtments of the »m WVwmfHilii will be < CRANFORD Littlehales, Robert Jackson and the guild room at 8 pjn- Monday. •Sunday afternoon. day, and at the same hour the' scrupulous politicians were they imbued with more of this trace. 7:45 pjn. Marge VanKote. ' " will be served at noon. The after- On Tuesday, members of the On Tuesday^ the -Pilgrim and its teachers, officers and Hokan Carlsson. n\will meet in u>e Educators would find that discipline mixed with Divine grace staff wffl attend. Rabbi Marray^eviiie win i Ill Trinity Parish Altar Guild, accom- auditorium, and the Camera Club Colonist fbrtaBees of^ Pioneer CM* to the Triad Toung Adult BENEFIT CONCERT panied by the rector, the Rev. would be much more effective to bringing students to a keener wUl meet at 7 pjn. Cars wm leave Dr. Wydntf camerto Us. pres- 9 in room 10. ': ";\v f! sense of what is right and what is wrong. V st the.; Flrrt Pnshytsrian the Ram Features Robert Bizzavo. will attend the Consultation Tuesday, The Woman's Society the church at 7:M pjn. for theent, nostnon. .seven^ years in at 8 pun. Sonday on "S Well, toconclude : Paul had this graced He counsened Timo- ; ! annual Diocesan Altar Guild of Christian Service wUl hold its Hi-RA. meeting. The Okaners* tiie pepsrtment ck Seugious Edn- fJdJ» ^^ life Meiitber Reunion SATURDAY, MAY 10, AT 8:30 P. M. meeting at Trinity Cathedral in thy to acquire H. Everye^ofusmayiwsseMittoameasuremat Class will o1*** *t • pJB. i Unit Meeting monthly IIMJIMWI and meeting. iny to acquire it. cvcfjwic w ii»iwtf nw«i»i>iu»nw»im» «»» catioation of: ttje..School;. A. on tins date at t:U pjn. Thei presented by his owner, Mrs. T^vT lock HaU at 8 pjn. Tuesday, at mouth counties, are'expected to at- be'heklatSnan. ,' '.' ' " -\ Christ •, - -.''•"' ••••;• ,.•'••.••.' , •:•.•-' ••..'•'•',"'• \ Conover, 10 Retford avenu*. That gram wffl consist of sttdes of B Albert of Scotch Plains, formerly Tickets Available at The Citizen and Chronicle Off ice or At Door -•-*• hour there also will be atend the annual fellowship meet- Girl Scouts win bold their meet- OiitHtirt iweatnted by of Cranford, at the. annual reunion; : of. the Parish, Board pi ing of directors, clergy -and parish njeeting of JJfe»tenb^rsot county Children $1*0 ;•• 'v'-.v.' "^^v^/--/'l' /;• :#A#H»''$ijO Education In the rector's representatives of the Youth Con- n Form New Wash ud wear fabrics are here to stay PTA's last Thursday evening at the Wednesday at 3 pjn. in the Edu- Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts wffl cnarge of the worship •r:iM. office. sultation. Service at Trinity Church and Circte 3 will provide Chi^Am ChatMU, Mountainside. Holy Eucharist will be offered next Wednesday.) .--_ • •.. ; There wiU be a Girl Scout din- At Calvary Lutheran Church .... cf youth work tor the Mrs. Albert read an original at 7 ajn. next Wednesday. At 12:15 Following luncheon at I2il5 pjn. er at 7 pjn. nest Wednesday, Greater Ifew York.- "' "-"••• '" The Bev. Mr. Daao win pjn., annual luncheon' and meet- there .will be a program featuring and at the same hour the Young The CamnAwaaiea "The Broken Circle," an American y to the Cranford Women's ing of the Youth Consultation Ser- Peopled Choir wUl rehearse to the week with is author of "The Task of show of I vice will be held in Sherlock Hatt. Theatre Wing production of a.pby formation of United Lutheran C3nircliJI«a new sanctuary. ThiskKal d ith th riaHm Bilueatlm* published by on Mrs; Edward-Earhart is in charge about family casework. There win of The Parables ol the National Wesunlnsler Preac, and dayat l:15pjtt. Wash ad wear fabrics are twice as of reservations. Meeting of thebe discussion' of the problems I Jesuc- cwminmeo. -oy ur. ^Utiy* Wdished by rn» CHrl Scoot Troops 68 and 801 Trinity Couples' Club, beginning dtidramatized d in tthhe plal y andd presen- the United Lutheran Church Men Aninger and tne Bev. Mr. Garrett d lit^hh to the meet at 3:45 pjn. Tuesday. with "coffee and dessert at 8 pjn.tation of annual reports. The pro- prayer of the United liitheran^hurch to general suDerto- Scout Troop 44 and Explorer I ronderfil wKei washed and dried in the guild room, will feature a gram starting at 2 pjn. is open tendent "bf • the church school,, an- 44 win meet the same day at' travelogue. to' the general public There wew SI men nounced that the dinner win bepjn. '•' •", '.••••' Holy Eucharist* will be cele- The luncheon will be by brated at 7 ajn. next Thursday, Family Night Held sign the charter prepared by u>e United Lutheran Deacons wffl hold their i the-women of Trinity Guild "FauuuInUy, Faith, FamUy." He Church W< of Calvary and ly meeting at 7:30 pjn. TuesdayJ .-;,tei Ascension Day. At 9 a.m. there genral chairmanship of Mrs. Ed- : m observance of HationalChris- adoption of * wm preach at both the 8:15 and will be a celebration of the Holy ward Earhart. : . FanATy Week, tte Momenf by members of the Senior The adult Bible elan wffl meet i It is said... f'God could' Eucharist and a service of Chris- '^LZL^ «JL_I ^^_L^_ -« • M DepaiUnent of the Church achooL the home of Mr. and Mrs. SponsoredLby the Episcopal Dto- Cbuivh Bawoi convenes at.V:s« Reservations, programming a*v1 Kirk, 16 Oak lane at 8 o'clock I not be everywhere and tian healing. cese of New Jersey, the Youth Con- for an «1BS. The nursery decorahng are letog handled by situation Service provides profes- night therefore He made mothers". held during the U o'clock service several of the teaching staff, Choirs will rehearse as Home is almighty test of char- sionaUy trained win be-under (he supervislon-of acter. What you are at home you tomorrow: Juntor, 3:45; We (anonymom) counsel members of Circle 9 for the month We need not power nor splendor. ster, 6:30, and Senior, 8 pjn. are everywhere, whether you and' their of May,- . .".- .-•• -;..•• demonstrate it or noU-Thomas agency is at M Eta Wide haU nor lordly dome; There vnU be a meeting of theThe good, the true, the tender In love of home, the love, d field. . .- :J-:r^ Leyals at 7:30 pjn. Sunday." These form the wealth of home. country has"'its Boy Scout Troop 84 assembles to Fenowship Han at 7:30 tins evening, and Adult Choir rehearsal wffl be at,8 o'clock. There yffl be tite tor freedom**; John a meeting1 of the stewardship com- •mv uinm poavoar. tufmn *•< m» WAI bdL director e* ppolitical mittee at 8 pjn. tomorrow. . wMWed hi Wov ember for the Counciil on Foreign On Saturday, Junior High Chou- tid f ftwidom wffl rehearse, at 8:39 ajn. and the Throughout the World,*! and Dr.Children's Choir at 9:30 ajn. Patrick.Murphy.Malm, executive Quarterly meeting of the Church director of the American • Civil woa lie School staff win be held Monday, OSWkak— it. the congregation since April, liberties Union, "Threats to Fjee- with dinner at 6:30 pjn. 8enior Stk. WWU 4UMI M> — SW Smtat*^ *" "' doni Withm the United States." . Choir rehearsal wffl be at 7 pjn. was decided to hold regular Persons wishing to attend- this Wednesday. . . * . lirirtlnii on the but Monday of conference should catt the parish A special. Ascension Day service lor tn» Ittafatniw and Npotta off btnofMs xmnini tnm. each month, except during July office at Trinity Church to make of Holy Communion win be'held will bo and August;—William Magan of reservations for luncheon. . Vt 8:15 p^m.ne^ Thursday. , Cranford was elected to attend the annual convention of United Lu- theran Church lien of the New Jersey Synod, which was held at Wagner CoUege, Staten Island, on Saturday. Theodore Lough, Sr., CHURCH of Westfleld, and Mr. Magan also Walnut were appointed delegates tothe : reorganisation of the Protestant Relations Committee of Union THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE CRANFORD METHODIST CHURCH WILL PRESENT Council, Bay' Scouts of America. A contribution of $35 was voted l _; THEIR THIRD ANNUAL REVIEW for the Union Council towards the Now ybu can enjoy tha mfrade of w«th and war to ih fulUst adVantage wrth th. of a Protestant chap- 11 Nmdl in taiorc con&fort famous Phileo-Bencllx Duomafk. If. a wadMr - - - *• a drywr - - - if. both! And H family, ' «na mis summer. OF THIS WORLD" fuel'costs. will do regular kundry -> ^ from H^vy wwk donW to tk. +-,m* <* fabric Born* id the dearest spot on First U. S. Rocket Ship of lower off'Season. prices, earth, and It should be the centre, safely and thortugnb/Jn one attantton-tW optratlon. though not the boundary, of the -Mary Baker Eddy '•' Uurkhwd From Thw ; , ' " ' • Come in today fora demowttration EDUCATIONAL BUILDING AUDITORIUM SHOWROOM OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS Ey$s Examimd T0K«M»( - SATHIAY ELIZABETHTONN COISOUIATEI GAS TRUST COMPANY BLAST-O^F TIME — 8:15 P. EACH EVENING there's an office, in your community GMixiiiteMMl Hilarious ...... fhi Public If Invlfed ..... 205 East Brood Street, WestfteM, N. J CRANFoiRDGARWOOD-WESTFIELD-SCOTCH PLAINS-PLAINFIELD 107 N. UNION AVE. for the Mtfbodbfr Yoorh p SUMMER CONFERENCE FUND

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••;•/-. A; - arid its home assembled loff, Carol Mahn^rg, Marie Mala-J Gladys - -. ^. Tommy Dobranskii Susan ks, Mb*G . ^ ^Barly History" — Thomas Beam, by John Conover, were displayed The following boys and spin*.ptaa, Kay Marek, , Joycy e Mason. , ks, MissGloria Alton, Mis. Stuart j^reund, GaryWeskrna,and in the ball cabinets.- Ptanetta, l^ynn Menzel, Louis Ack- have bad their stories dimwj •yer try to telephone home and Sue and Winifred McKay, -Susan. thy! Kaln; Music, James s L«nney, ennan, Juj^ Clayton; and Sally on the classroom bulletin tou^ VRocne and_.her A« a culminating aWivity, the ^ a busy iSSpil for a solid. T- •,•',••.: Ralph Notaro; Drama, Miss Ger- J»y 1 Montgomery, Aids Revukas, Au- Kolbe; Third Fairy, Marilyn Btos- Linda McComb, Toni Lynn : >v ; drey Rutx, France* Shapiro, Rose* aldine WeJnWstt; Spenbh, base Neighbors- — Karen DooUy, Mi- children drew t**»i^|f»wy anir "*" ; EOTT..-; V-•':'••''"? v';.r-.••'•'!; •,' '••• st a>Dl >; and Modern Dance, Mrs, ebele Brawn, Barbara Cramer, Some chUdrenwWte stories sbout s*r; Monster and boy, Mark Vogel; sito, Oary Abudato, Susan Pord- 0the answjerfchyei, you ere the at^ W"seeond annualVestival vf Arts in the Cranford B-School a^*_ *4^Ip ' * ; Curtain puller^ Mark Winter; pro- ham, David Higgins, Richard Pap. Ivejr.4 Ivan. ||* S '' these anunals. Unda MandeTsTJet Bee" and Chaxlts gram distributor. Susan Higble. azian,vDenise Brown, Peter Wu. ^ teenager^ probably, though The festival It a cooperative endeavor bjs many depsranents of the Walsh. •Voman CO g son, and Bartley Carlson. rr^Xriwr« dltnlayed on ma LjtMCttSMUy, of the female sex. high school teUlOttrate tte Importance of arts Members of the girhf easei^e Cftm* EXOUUtlS Gilbert, Robert Katz, I/the party of the second frtrt to sre:' Martha "Babcoek, Carolina •*/"-™*w»-,**?'lf?^i-iO' Robert Gall; "Roman Gov- haU bolletm board. Also indoded On Tuesday. April jtt, the pu- todays youth, G. Frank Zinuner- s —. Sharon Franken- were (Sandy McDowell's "SlcssuV Autobiographies written by the ie telephone tslksttwn almost nant principal, explained, DeMartini, Jane Garland, tiinor pils of Mrs. Marion Eschenlauer's Icertainly is a female, also, \T'" Ingebolm, Sandra Koyea, New United Fund berger, Janice Kaleta and Kim-HowarHoa d TeesVs "Goooeyy Bird, sixth grade visited the Junior Mu- children in Miss Elizabeth KeUy( 1 Included in thhe afternoon'ft s pro- ef, Ned George White, 1 1 1 class have been bound together in She Uves next door. Carol M ** "** *! 'Stephanie berly Hkks; -Decline of the Bo-and Wmiam Martin's "Choo^ho^h o seum, EgyptiaD, and Armor ex- Ibe parties have not seen each Victor Whitmeyer andJetfrey-Zim- Morrison, Marilyn Powers, naine man Empire*' i- 8usan Kratzke, hfblt.atthiMetropoUtanMuseum •J*cok entitled."Whoy Who,to4 student work to art, influstrial arts Bird.'' Many other creative an}- jbtttot at least 18 minutes be- Schad, Christine Schllllnger and Pamela Krochrnal, and Sharon mats were displayed on the class of Art, the Museum of Natural *T and° photography Vend detoonstra-. ArleneWynn, ; . / Robert M. Crane, a director of Koskk; *Chri»tiai n Religion" — bulletin board. . Contributors to this class active \ tat the caU isJnWated and will tioos of techniques and processes. Themodero dance wascomposed the enlarged Cranford. United History, end saw the show Time we each o^SerTgalnlor per- Participating in the dramatic art SandraUfartin» , .., ._ _ . ontuesday.AprttM.Mrs.aeB- and Stars* at the Hayden Plane- lty were Edward Beadle, Barbara there were also foods dempnstra- of three groups. Members of the fund, explained tb> purposes of Maureen Kuhar, and~MRulera-of everette Ondilla's third grade pu- Blast, Paris Boyd, Lydia Byrne. ^j five minutes after the call is tjons, music-by a .popular-dance advanced .group program were; the organization at a recent, meet- tarium. Mrs. Robert Ferguson and RomV — Johanna Maggio, Joseph pils visited the Staten Island Zoo. Mrs. William C. Phflpot aceom- HHele n deBrigard, Frederick Fordord, ing of the Cranford young Repub- Sispdll, JRobert Since the,class has finished a sd- Hry Hicks; David P K In* male parent _of the caller, licans 4n the American Legion p, 1 l paniedtherclass to New York. This Harry Hicks; David Peer, Kath- lining the course of frequent near- Musso, Lynchh , DonalDldd " th^e -tri~p trip % the sixth' grade is made Athleeten 1 Casino. .•• /•••....•••'.'. • '", 5 ,.-.: ' ; •/.! ' Shuhnan andRobert Sleane. adxures, has/laid down .The new fund organization will possible each year by ihe PTA. ,, Janet. Lav^e; , I fair rularibout use ol a-M • Brent Loelott I*, telephone In the home. consolidate the .various charity PLACE SCHOOL The pupils were accompanied . CLKVkXAKO SCHOOL Rhonda Ricklls, Kurt Strectar, I Students participating in the . . ... ;:• :- ./-Grade 1 I these "rules? hav* at times re. ;/• drives to reduce to a minimum the by Mrs. Ondilla and four class • . Grade 1 .•;.'• ' • ••• 1 Hannah Shull, and. Thonui foods" demonstration were: Betty Newman, Susan,.. Salas, Dorothy burden in time and effort to the' Miss Lucille Br wskl's first mothers: Mrs. Howard Siegel, I gained in effect for, sM long as sew- Cameron,, Sharronn Clark,Clark, ! nieanaa Vereneault t ana d SandrSaaa WilliamsW . || g.p ... pg Original stories about spring Wright •fund workers and residents, Mrgradgra. , e is ppresentingg , a short jplag y ^^Mrs. WalteWalterr jfoJones^, Mrs..RoberM^ Robt IsaJ hours. ; ....:;•. Linda Gentile, Diane Hfl- The beginners group included Wr- caThn efol grouk tunp presentine was composeg the Mexd oUf Crane said. based on the song "The Ugly Harmon, and Mrs. Frank* May. I A turvey of teenage habits by */ bert, Barbara Jesse; Judy Klein,: ginia Boafdman, Pat Boyette, members of the Spanish' I classed sf Duckling". The vocal story will 1 I Ae Gilbert Youth Voundation has Laurie Lukas, Eileen Mulcahy, Kathy Burke, Barbara Harris, They are: Steven' Anderso Campaigns similar to that pro- be told by Eugene MargoUs, David . - Grade i linetUd that teenage girls con- W Joan Murphy. Carolyn Parente Iintia Huff, Mary Montenecourt, Delonge, James Prior, Virginia Mc- posed for Cranford nave fared Matthews, George Morton, George Miss Dorothy Snyder*s fourth ger a 48HBiinute telsphone-con- Carol Nordstrom, Louise Prista, Arthur, Janet Ray, Christine Schll- grade class, at Brookside School, OMSI NICE IHIMft ABOUT PtBVt «*; and Elaine Schroeder...... -•••«. r well throughout the country andPollard, Philip Tyre,*: Alan Wlm- Rratloa "ideaJ," or just about par Members of the. popular dancei Pamela5 Sechler andd SusaS n TTer -lingerli'r an d RobertRbrt a 8fH11*'ypShililg - "we on the committee feel the mer, ltorTAtkms. "•^.n^/K-^vaa plal y enttleentitleildd "Th "Teh w« tMtt USE A OAU6HTER BUT wtit OAIM ATEUEPHOMI faand are: Joseph Aldi, William relL • . : . Members of the high school fac- plan will prove successful here quist, Cathy Degner, Beverly Ko- Princess and the Shepherd". the survey didnt Indicate what ; ulty directing respective phases of also /and bring good results 4pr cenko, Valerie Lefrancois and cast in the play was as follows: subscribers thought of such Boykoperthwalte, Jan. e tireCollinsd Say, Davi, dRonal Cow-d1 wereParticipant: Ellen Ah*s to. thMarthe fashioa Babcockn show, the festival are: ArVBurton Lori- Announcer, Anita Weil; Narrator, scribers and parents for a variety ber.' Thfr,eompany;ss^the~total .;/•••.//• all participating agencies," theJanet Leonhardt Also to the sing-. I ttkphone tactics. ^f will double tills year, I>rina,RalphJacobi,JphnRehder,lKathle Bolcer, Ingeborg Fey, I^^(ger*achJ Industrial Arts, Josef speaker declared. Ing group are Tom Haul, Mark Laurel Heartd; King Ferbce, *1- pest two years, the y W- ••: len Rubine; Vaunor. William to IdwarIdw d 1L Smith, Mr. Crane was Introduced byPeterson. Barry Gallanter, Phyl- Bell Telephone Co. ' local Bell Tele- Mrs. Charles Wlmmer. lis Dunlop, Nancy Simson and Duncan; Lord Chamberlain, WuV 'to victims of the * mentally the loc 11am Biach; Courtiers, Richard there ar1 e at present At the business meeting which Virginia Mauter. 1 monopoly. The which have i..."!' preceded the speaker, Norman Mauthe, Teddy Drake, and James b aellina* "teenaoe Christian and David "'Sherman, ,•;:'.••• •'•.'! ViiiajtoJ..•.'•••.'.•"• . ••'.Williams; Ladies-in-waiting, Ste- _ nt of adults nich." iary telephones in their chairmen for. a recent dance at Mrs, Joan Melvin's third grade phanie Tristram, Katherine Dwy- in the family. Others declare that homes'forJeenage 1 .•• ,(• the Colonia' Country Clubr made a study of animals and er, Frances Grayson, and Barbara r parents or by teenagers them- by financing a telephone with part their habits. Some of the children Anderson; Florette, Joan Dunlop. of their allowance or earnings in telephone prohtem. In a national nounced that the-affair was "very avej. ' •;';•'-••'*'••.^; - "• • -'•. • survey, B4 percent of teen-age successful.".' Miss Joan Kaul andmade dioramas depicting animals Queen Glume, Beverly Dadd; I > SkMallei Menage phones are not part-time Jobs youngsters .learn in their natural habitat A foxGuards, George Roden, and Bruce OIMT Cf SAPOU responsibility. , .... .< -.'..,','' • V .. girls admitted their groups domin Bliss Katherine Yanlck, received l«Vne coofnead with extensions. ates the telephone. They claim the. club's thanks for their efforts JlHi^RB Ihey are separate instruments, 1 Scores of parents freely admit a private phone is the only way in .assisting the chairmen. 7 with feparste lines and numbers to,avoid-conflict'with thefami— •T Walter M. Cooper, club presi- M with a separate^ listing to thea teenage telephone. They say a |fe*oneo^rectoryif desired: - private wire for teenagers Is the r,; '.--'• • •'•• ]'V': '•'••••'• ' -' dent, presided. He announced that Fresh Crab Ms>at and Fresh Lobster Mart . .,_ .,. :-j?&%m,., 1 Teenagers say dating requires the next meeting will be Friday, Thty areirnOar td tegular tol-only way to avoid a prime cause Price 1 WITH EACH GALLON OF SAPOHN ONE >ei except that they are inof family, conflict. • full use of the phone. June i'SV'." '' ;. .•...•'•.;"• .,• k ' • ".'. Typical teenage attitude social: hour followed the ' constant use during the late .Whatever the reason, the idea is Is a boy who "Tbetel-. COAT HOUSE PAINT PURCHASED AT , early evening and week> No need to rush to the bank before otual closing t.me$.. meeting. •;••••' ' ' • ',-'.' '.' • " •;'' . • catching on. At the end of Janu- ephooe is the most important thing >arjr, there were teen- 1 inHfe." AcmrS one price policy assures you Enjoy the convenience of the extra banking hours at Teacher Guest Speaker •I'-/ '.: age telephones New Jersey, . An Ohio Stat_ e University pay- the finest, tenderest. freshest fryers at these. 135 solved Chrlstmas tth e advertisee d price. At this low. low : reet. Telephone ad- oui Walk-Up Windows. Wre problems for parents last Decem- dicbj develop penonantyr^says. price youill want a supply for your "What We Try to Accomplish "It indicates a lack of confidence) nreeurl •• 7:30 tun. to 1^0 p.m. and from 4 to 6 p.m. With Your Child in Ktodergarten" si;fe and friendshipps if children dent will be the topic ••••,•'•• ' ' ristled. ; *_ 1 Mrs. Philip Enlow of 861 South Host popular subjeds with gWs | for busy folks throughout thU entire area. . " \" Un)on avenue-will be hostess for are boys. Beys discuss, girls,' CROSS GUT ROAST^8?. the group's final meeting of the Parents talk to themselves. LANCASTER BRAND i 6-2540 lANCASTtt BRAND IO>IG OR M10GET : current school'year. - ' •••••..' ntH STORE — BBldg* S-1MS Two Offices X To Serve Yoti i-^/ifft " CHblCE" BEEF LIVERWURST . . *59. v NOT .ConMclajal' WrHti Any OHwr 1IISIIMCEI w-^'-^«i*O!fe*ffiHftW»jWHP»»**- •:r •' IW.J ulVriM, ^rv^a^ga^i3^fe^^5':^^.££ ^ paiaini VACUUM>AC«D fromP*oeS) 0^k WAUC-UF WIDOWS: gmal were written' by Ka- HBNZ 1 nunnger VACUUM *AQ(B> •.

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A second a month CO E Roe Shad I eakavA^shsiV aT st»^sk. ^^"••** * W^s •_ V^^i* ^J^Jmj fHILAMUWA S«x.plg. . $.ex. pig. 1 Una costs ke» thaa'jmr wain tdephonc (pliwinstaSatiQn) BOOBS — 1*80 AX. to PAN READY Layer A.aive CHOC m VAN. KINO ***" yy Oeara Oieese 2»-37* ^35* ^ 4> WITH ROl • COMrAMT Ictd Raisin Bread ^25* i^iiaVte^^^ v-p-^,-^-. :,.„, ,,,.,,,.,,,,-,.,,,, ..,,,, ^,,.i- - : • ,.»,.,.,,. . -,- ,-,.,,^-,...... - • .„,,..• ,. - ,,.-_.-..,r!,.. ,... ^'^n^gBgjr AMP CHBOKICUE, Tmrna^v, MAY s, im • .. •••..;. • • •;. V>;; .•/. . •; .- ^ .• ... , ;.; / / ••': :'V , :^^ •. • mm lce Celanese CorporaUon of America The sorority also the Roberf SOiaw C6Heglate~CHor- cerebral palsy worlrfcfr 20 years. ber. .1931, toaktog Wm one _ Mrs. Benton claims she was in- ale, she is at present acler. versary with Acacia. ' ' ;. The elate ior^ the coming ^eai^ portunities available to them the pharmaceutical industry and U :,;pirii g pong ^1 K will as possible. jealous pries, Castellino da Cas- .' -.'v'd'S of the Township Committee HUlcrett street, Iselin. is scheduled as presented at the season's final Newbrk Eye and Ear Infirmary Mrs. Benton was not guilty, of anyjklusical Club, member or at the the chairmanship of Robert Kelly, Mrs. Paul C. Cornish of Eliza- through enlistment hi the Army. profession are represented. This ; The affair, attended by mem- six-years.i ' •;•••• • ' - .- contributory negligence but upheld door.'. '. • - ' • ..'"''.' •'''••' , '; tello, to instruct unlettered per- aids in the instruction of over 200 beth.,executive coordinator of the In Piano Recital V *' be arraigned In Municipal Court monthly meeting in Cleveland Information on any of the Army year, in addition to considering fee is charged. and the Mother against St. Luke's bers of the New Jersey fefency and —night—-on charges- r of | the dismissal on grounds a chari- sons in the elementary doctrines, public high and grammar school United; Cerebral Palsy League Among.those participating in a 1 ^m several other friends and assort- School oh Friday, also includes programs may be obtained *y vis- of Christianity. The modern re-; drunken driving, assault and bat- iting, ^writing or telephoning 1 table . organization • could not be students' and a-Helpers Division Schoolaf .Union- County, will speak recital by Upper-School-piano stu- -, ates, also featured the reading of the following: Mrs. Edward T. Greek Girl Adopted' vival and expansion of CCD began at a meeting of the Douglass Col- tery on a police officer, failure to Marshall, ~ vice-piesident; , Mrs, of the Mrs. Eleanor Fitzgerald as 'dents at the. Kent Place School. congratulatory messages feoin t notify the Motor Vehicle; Depart- M/sgt. ennum H. , Mr. Greenfield, said the Supreme With Pope Pius.X in his encyclical chairman,, correlates this work by, lege Alumnae^at 8:15. p.mi,Tuesday Summit, at 3 p.m. Tuesday Will be, PhiliA Ddano, recdrding sfcretaryll By Ujq Soror^ty * 1 • •%'••:«:§ low Acacians located throtl U.S. Army Recruiting Station in 'Court not on£y fipset the immunity 1 "%rbo Nimls"»' which directed checking attendance' records, pro- in the home of Mrs. Barbara Sau- Emyy Mesc^lter. \Jaugh*er o|; 'Mr.' ment of a change of address and Mrs, Ralf ti HafHell, cftrrespond- A ' "14-year '.old 6reek girl (/ i '1 ~ 'Wiield force. - •*"•• '• < failure to have car registration in the^Post Office Building, Eliza- & doctrine but also ruled- the ques- that in each parish the CCD was viding needed supervision for erbrWn. 216. Exeter way. Hillside. and Mrs. Emery Meschter of 16 A highlight of the gathering ing secretary; Mrs. Joseph P. beth. tion of contributory negligence ;whose father was killed by Fas-: to be canonically. instituted. This these classes and .giving general M ' fels pteseMoh. ' ' .. • ' '. -Heur, treasurer, and Mrs. Everett cists just before her birth .has Mrs. Cornish has been active in Hampton street.' came when Unit Manager Lloyd Brownie News According to Police Chief Lester should be decided by a jury. directive was incorporated into assistance where needed. . Tompklns. master bf ceremonies, - -a , sv*:. JL Heim, assistant treasurers Sorority Votes Gift LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING . Justice Nathan. L. Jacobs, who been "adopted?" by the Qamma Canon L«w in 1918..'.. • -CfcJlikENCV p. Powell, when Parkin was Ee^tioh wiU take pUce at the Idlewild LaGuardia & Newark Iota "Thetay sorority of Union It Is the hope of the board to presented Mr! ft-itt with his 30- stopped by tti. Lawrence Botonell Of $25 to UJC Drive wrote the-'majority. opinion;: said Again in 1929, Pope Pius XI in supplement these activities in the If You Have Long Desired 4 annual tneetlng. at Mrs. Tomlin- the law-"had" no sound English Junior College. 'f •.•' ,'•'•' year pin and read a telegram from At a woent. County ttnd 1»atro1ifeah Harry Brown oft A gift of S25 tof the Union Jun«» Household Goods Exclusively his encyclical on the Christian ^d,- near future with a Visitors-Com- Agency Vice-President ftarry. J. help pay honor tb a f tee compaftj meeting of the Girl Scout organi- sonV home, 47 Balmiere parkway, Airports — Grand Central & - common law antecedents ...and The sorority will be "foster Saturday for Operating his car lor College silver anniversary de- parents" to Athahassla Nickola- ucation of Youth implored pastors mittee, Mrs. F. Sherman Currie, FINISHED ATTIC OR BASEMENT Shatter.•'• ,';",$•• ,.'••' •..'•.'••• "".. representative and an all-arounc zation, in Westfield. the fcftosevelt at*10:S0;.im May 23. The public found, its way into American law (Ml the wrong side of South avenue velopment fund campaign has been costa, who lives with her mother,. "to warn Christian parents of their chairman, to contact new people ' "My associates in the. Agency great guy.", • _- .• .: ' Neighborhood was miwaflihd by ial avenue he struck A Invited to attend this* meeting. Pennsylvania Stations N.Y. Piers -through a. misconception." He grave obligation to /take their Complete from Ceiling to Floor "* Mrs. J..S. Mcwyney, chairman voted by Phi Eta Omieron soroHty Shipping | pointed out that charities can now older sister and 'grandmother in of the parish, a Parent Educators Department:'join me in paying Looking bade over three decade Mrs. C. F. Hansel, Jr, Mrs. feet* Patrohnaa Brawn. bf the colleie. places hi the work,of education Committee under Mrs.' Charles AT A LOW PRICE K - tribute>to one of the outstanding of field force .service, Mr. Fritz nardI Grant, Mrs. George 1* Marsh, of the nurses' committee, reported buy liability insurance as a pro- a modest two-room house. for the proper upbringing of chil- Taken- to police headquarters, that durinj month of April The gift was announced today tection. -'' ••'•-..• •"..,-. Members of Gamma' Iota Stevens, to aid-parents in- teaching records/'in' our entire field organ- who recently returned^with hi Mrs. George BarJow. Mrs. Arthur Parldn was examine^ by Dr. Ed- j -Miss: IHane vMackie ol Cran- dren in a 'holy and filial fear of religion to * the pre-school' child Estimates are. FREE. At No Cost or Obligation ization," Mr Shaffer said. "Under wife .'from a 12-day Coribpeai Kightlinger and Mrs. Genfe M. the nurses a total of 199 Theta'.arranged for the "adop- God'.";He also stressed that "the y moh B. Lee and pronounced under f6rd,' t^fgifltm. Tne vdnpibuUon tion" through the Foster Parents and: an Apostles of Good Wilt Call BRidge 6-5792 the leadership of Mr. Fritz* the d h h fl calls in Cr •d, S3 In Garwood teaching of the catechism by the cruise, observed that he feel influence of liquor; He was and 88 m Kehilworth. will go with otii^r funds' befnl Plan in New York City. Committee, under George tM. Cof- /Newark Branch is consistently. ?Very proud of having beep wit! Through the efforts of Thomas $900v raised>/tte teiT«e*sldn tart Cdl BRWQt «69B Celinda ^Ferguson laity is one of the noblest and fejr, to present the faith to per- And Get Some Ideas and Suggestions ' among the. leading branches in Tipaldi... principal of Rooseveh SCARPROUGIfS A & A CAB SERVICE Miss Marita Ann Boden of 230 1 mis grand company—more so foi to furnish a lounge in the Given on Any Franklin. street,' Elizabeth,. a, most efficacious works of Catho- sons' outside the church. Acacia, -When Mr. Fritx was ap- School, a rship was obtained In Scholarship lic action, for the end and aim of ALDON COMPANY the good I have been able to d< fathers' Committee With Crfanese 35 Yea«(4w college will cdni MoVfnfi Problem graduate of St.. Patrick's High'. James Harrington^ president of pointed manager,; the Newaffc lor my fellow- man than for tha from the Kiwanis Club for the Herbert Aelser of 25 Roger ave- site in Catholic action' is nothing less the board, at a meeting hist week 'Branch had approximately $8 mil- Cranftwd area of the washinjajtoii on a School, ElizabetH, is sorority 3 Ramapo Road 'Cranford length of service or the money Of Trodp ?S Meets nue willi&tain 35 years of sery- Sbrintfteld fioncertTlole president ,J than the winning of souls to stated: 'This is a broad program lion of business in force. Today, hove made." • Rock Girl 6cout CounciLCatqgper- Reports on'.a recent newspaper Celina Ferguson of Cranford will Christ" •••• •' ;',.; V, •".'.• • with a place for every person, the branch has over $62 million. Appointed, a field- representatiw sbips are awarded, for use at the drive and a work party at Camp be one of the three Musical Club In 1934, a special, episcopal both the learned and the untrain- . I regret I cannot be present toohMay 1,1*28, Mr. Fritz was pro- established Giri Scdut summer Winnebago in MarceUa were pre- of Westfield members who wiU Price Reductions committee tn guide the CCD was ed, the young and. the old, and as fPTH^t. •' '. St.. •,...'.• . •..•'..'.. sented at the 'monthly meeting of nresent .cn<:einble. selections at the set up. That 'committee shaped a Pope Pius-XII pointed out, the "DO YOU KNOW of Someone You Two girls from each of the 10 the fathers' Committee of Boy scholarship concert to be held this program which embraces adult re- workers must come from the laity troops of Roosevelt Heigbbwfadod Scout Troop 75 of Cranford lleuV Saturday at! 8:30 pjn: in the West- Set by ^ ligious education through the form to assist priests and riuns in theLr took part in the .color guard cere- odist Church {it the home of Jo- field Senior High SchooL i Inauguration of a new. lower chosen fields." Would Like To See Get A Hearing mony when the Roosevelt PTA, at of discussion' clubs, religious edu- seph BJaha, .600 Bivfendde Wn,. Mrs. Ferguson was a pupil of pricing policy-in ^Mtfayfair Su- cation classes for. youth and a This general meeting .will ex- its. Aprii^tteetlng. (Resented troop Mdhdajr evening. Arne Oldberg at NortW*stern . and accomplish- Aid FREE?" : :...';- r.^^^r^y:'-:^ flags to the. new Brownie troops. per Market* -was announced this program to aid the jalty' jn pro- plain the aims Plans .were discussed for the Oiaiveislty -School" of Music moting the faith In various fields; ments of CCD in St Michael's The participating scouts, and their Slay 23-25 Camporee. Committee. after graduation continued ijer pi- week in connection with the dis- In 1936 the confraternity was or- parish ^during the past year and troop' numbers, are Troop 30, So— ano studies with Donald Ferguson In observance of National Hearing; Month we Chairman, Roland Gairetson pre- continuance of stamps in these ganised in the United States. offer every parishioner an op- •••• .-•.'•rA'i-1 •an Kightlinger and Karen Clem,- of the "University of Minnesota, markets. . •'.. The movement In Cranford' was portunity to participate In the are giving a Zenith 50-X Hearing Aid Free To The enson; Troop 54, Phyllis Boardman At a recent, Court of Honor, W. Jenncr Gillum of Ithaca, N. Y. : confraternity program. The Rev. and Marie Harris; Troop 33, Eliza- and Anton Rovinsky of New York We believe ttat the -discontinu- Initiated In .1954 with the forma- Person Deemed Most Worthy to Receive One. A Wome Garretaoh and' Ronald Na- : tion of Discussion Clubs, under,! Mark Dooley..., spiritua. l director of beth Fuller and p City. ' .'•• ' '• ance '.of stamps, which should re- 1 committee of prominent citizens will decide who fcathlma were advanced to second IWiBllliiJ MmV Unlik* aay the chairmanship of Mrs. Edward > CCD and the . Rev. Maurice Troop 75, Margariet Orasi Before coining to'Cranford,Mrs sul.t in a substantial saving, awes, •aa.'nflitt* <£aUagher, by the 'Rev. Joseph GTCeefe, .spiritual director of the gets theawartl. *."'•' Jones; Troop M, Deona yrtpiam piTullio received merit Faausun was a member of the should be~passed on to Mrs. Con- Donnelly, now pastor of St. Mary's High School of Religion and CYO, and Diane Cron;.Troop 59, ^ nuunlrich sMst'pnt music faculty at Hiram (O.) Col- sumer," a company spokesman badges.. • ; • ' ' ;..,•: .' • ".," • , '; HUM Boyd and Mary Grant; Troop 103, lege. She Is a past president of said? ..." •;• • •.'.'•"'$ HERE IS ALL YOU DO: V Barbara' Banscher and Snaan Nhfcem which How much does your Imur* Come in and talk It over with us. Tell us what. OlMIVi B the Musical Club of Westfield and "We feel that the public today . Write in 50 words or. less why you think the person you Kramer; Troop 808, Vivian Begat Man Is Slated air into -i«a> is known locally as a member of in particular. In view of rising you plan to have don* and we wMI• ,be fttfy and Bobin Herbst; TTroo SOp SOBB, lit Men's Garden Qnb Out lawot «ia • one* tottt '•. . '•• •'.-. '- . the' duorpiano team of Ferguson food costs, should be'able^ re- it costs $o little name should receive the Free Hearing Aid. - Send your letter to Kathy Hume and Debra and Tucker.' She has appeared hi ceive the . lowest possible pricesT the attention of Mrs. Ella Szilard, Vice President of the Plainfleld /happy to ©fiFer-yoWany hetpr\il suggestions. fir. Cl Richard teogUbr ttf HJ aow.aan* .»L...::. Nnii what you pay^"- the"Young Artists Series broad- gets University wHl dWSuss Itftvns MkUsaaPMt, With this thought in mind, we are to surprise them Hearing Society, P. O. Box 388, Plainfleld, New Jersey. .. : James. YOUR 10 iMtXTURES cast over'WNVC and has done, attempting to reduce^all unneces- I-•• ; and remember ... ,•,';:'•••••V -:' " and turf management at a meet- lac.-, to prodac* a aioilara ; youil know tf»« real cost tensive accompanying. ' .'i r •- ing of the Mah's OiutJtm Ctt* W yrowiai Knew OB your wwaV' • •. sary costs to streamline our oper- Tour biter mutt b* posmuu-kad no later than May 2Wt i . • V : s ' .; . •->-vlS,*t,v, : : ; Madame Sophia Pimenldes Pan- ation and to reflect the savings in .'•.•. ..,'' A- ':. '..:• ' •..•,••.•'•#•..••'•.••.' •" : '1::^,:.^..:, Westfield T*snay evMlng ,X •' • ' • whan you.how'o UtaL taxi, violinist; will be another lower prices to/the public. to qualifr. S*nd U todayl ' ':/'"-' . When you build with "Standard" supplies, BrowWe Troop 103 d it.. Ht- ODngregatlonal Church, Wtlm. chael's Ndghborbood AawHatton 'The talk will Be Ube Hoy wfa-buy mfciy of the ensemble. Well- "Starting with Monday, May 5, WHEELING ypu fcAnM rarpermanertCe . '••._• • held its IUMIWI ilwaHrtrr tea Ap- trated with ttflof sUdeH Ibi known as an outstanding concert 468-price/eductions will go into covW the proper steps iabunding artisrin Europe and North Africa, effect -are substantial and Of ttMf .lttwab anv' vano^VRI adame Pantazi has beedTan in-- cuts'bii nationally HEARING AID CENTERPlainfield oft*. He wifcl Bttttfll new, structor at the Boyal Conservatory merchandise.'* of Brussels for many year*. She j 3-wtfnute ttation rat Mrs. Charles Hawkins, refresh- of lawn crasses, insect and fungus fromNtfearkafter6pjm, J^ia^i^i^^^ ments chairman, was assisted by is presently teaching in the West- The steps of faith faU on the field public schools as wen T not iftdtided. , BATTERIES FOR AIX^MAKES HEARtHO AIDS Mrs. Ponato Caruso. Mrs. G. J. ShaheenAgency: seeming void and find rock be- STANDARDS Ottgoraefctodll^BJcnaWTown-J ehools fax Plainfield, neath.—John Greenleaf Whittter In «JdittoW«*eh-WBtrltttV- !arrytown,N.T. Shereceni "t ••/ • ' \ • .. LUMBER .MILLWORIC VMASON MATERIAL* iUe*. the lbs W|i; peared with the- Cranfont/Uen's rourtedl July fwora far the Chll- ••••• ~.Tmm w*'^"^*-*^' GleeChib. dren*s f^Hif'*'* Homa in 15-17 North Avatw^ E. Ruth Boyer of ; linshte.' '• • (•. •.•:;- . third! member of the Me. Check Sinclair «nd toinpara Other Brownies «t Mrs, Geocce bad wide cxperienfe m the teach- troop ing field °"^ as/& radio and con- GOOB GROOIING cert artist. A/forrner member of

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(withor wfthowt elov%r) NOW TION-FRKI —95c • SJlv—HSO • TO Ib.—$8J5 MARTINIZING MODELS is designed foryou r Ht tMdnf and ItL—90c • —$125 • 101b.— $8^5 convenience and does AT NO a better job in just EVIHEADY LAM HUmbbktt 2-024$ EXTRA 111 jriitr>m«-S20d\ CHARGE! 1 v 1feT VERY RUGGED (for rapid oermlMtion ) / HUbbatd 7-54W ,-r 40c , • 5 Ib.—$1.85 • 10 Ib. — $3.75 THOROUOHLY INSULATED-SHOCK PROOF - (; • • •...... -•i...- -• . ':--f!»-* ;•;• •'•'. • •••• __•„ CONCffALEO WIRING AND SAFETY SWITCH SINCLAIR ALL GARMENTS RETURNED i MM Trim Matter Bantam ..... $24.95 BULBS Ully Bulbs ->aVaVJ IN DURABLE TRANSPARENT Canna Roots . i .J<^ Trim rVUister Junior ...... $39.95 r Best Eleefrtc Trimmer " PLASTIC BAGS ' Madelntranford - m • • ,••..••'«•" . .. • Loov^l tatadium Bulbs ^•»^'«Wfalieed bjr' yo*;-—;' ALL GARMENTS: AT NO EXTRA CHARGE m fvaymember garijt — New Varieties and OW Favorites HOTHPBOOFEI [) : •-.* •••;••••:...,.: 7 QAIBEI TOOLS FLOWER • VEGETABLE HERB SEEDS l< •Til w^k for yoa, Mom, 24 touts a New Discoveries and Old Reliable ; day... every day of the year! IH help ' ..- -• •. — ..:• • • • ;,• ". .. • LOOK AT THESE EVERYDAY PRICES! Ifyotrfj^esei iNSeCTItlDES • FUNGICIDES WEEDONE • DU PONT • WEEDETT you keep the kids clean . «•. cook your TROUSERS or PLAIN SKIRTS .50c SPORT JACKETS 60c memktj agent, call us in ad- Urgm Assorhnent In ThU Area Got Your Noo DANDELION AND WEED KILLER food .. * light your lights .. • do your CarFigurtd Cleaned and (Cleaned and Pressed to leant more ahoilt otor 4 To The Pautyt NO PARKING PROBLEMS DRIVE-IN YARD aervicet. housework* No matter what the jot, just MEN'S or LADIES' SUITS $1.00 TOPCOATS .... - .$145 m. flick the switch and.m be Ihere tohel p Cleaned and Pressed Cleened and Pressed : C i. TWIBENBACH you Live Better . *. Electrically! PLAIN DRESSES ...... $1419 OVERCOATS ...... :t:..... ;$lio " ' " ~? ClCleanedd and PressePdd Cleaned and Pressed **Vm HeMyMUo**** — your FIRST DRMNSURANCE A0INCY IN MCW JERStY electric aerviaUV* KNES «MUtorsKU MIDGE 6^3009 6-9100 (CORNER -/^ SOUTH AVtL, CAST CRANFORD, R 6 AMenSt. 2 SOUTH AVENUE SOUTH UNION AVEJ ; C8tt tt iQ slid* •• tdmoft forgot to mpnttooUut it Is only $2 50 por Cranford 1 ' .. New Jerseyl 1W41t iOUTH AVE. tL Abo — 132 Chertmit Street, R< im CRanfard • ' ;..;,r-i.'

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atcr^n Want to Baa Storekeep- tytUefcnT , _^-__- _,- ; _ard street; Mrs. Chester 8. eentry and cuba whose bicKli.1 the summer session attracts Dunellen Rotary Club. / dark Man Fined * Painter, S Park avenue; Jobs T. er," "I Want to Be a Postman," "I Working," WlncheuV "Happy Birthday. Dear Beany," Weber; res Rep«rto passed 1he taspeetton received, l b* iU member %ol? on Junior many tTJC students enrolled in The impendint crisis in ; Bogers. 114 Besler avenue, andWant to Be ai*Jram Engineer" and tfflfatf*.',... - '•;:•.; ;.•: '.•••" '• ';.'•.• ' _ ^iB'rith Women Assisting :Fdr Drunken Driving •Three Boys and a Girl" Snicker; : R B. A. fca» developed a the evening session as well its high Jersey beeiittsey of mushrodrninj Mrs. B, C Belden, 10 Manor av- "I Want «b Be a* Road-Builder/* Members of Cub Pack 178 oi St t i to : Found guilty of drunken driv- "Dodger Double-Header/' Web- school graduates who make up «en> college enrollments^rwUl be J out- enue. The goal for the 103fr:8» alloy Ctoaane.',':;".;•;.,- . . .•• • •/'••' Michael's Church will assemble at Summer In Mental Health Fund Drive ing, George J.Balasic 40, of *29 ater; "Border Bullets," Dean. St Michael's Scfaool in fun uni- The §i ^Councils of Union Junior CdlMi 2S*£** ** trance requirements for colleges lined by Dr. Iversen. Bell •r6~ V1 Parente Marks 25th summer session will open June"23 at Union' Junior year is "•'••• XteaJea'«.|^aaal-S. •'•"•',' y plan to attend in the falL... port on the development fund of New York avenue, dark, was "My Eskimos: "A- Priest to theform at 6:30 pjn. touxarow to at- lavevoited to affiUated with the United States Mitiooal Student society at CoUege, and w*U continue through August 1. * .• ^ B'rith lined $205 and bis driver's license •Terry and Bunky Learn to Arctic/' Buliard; "Gifts From the Anniversary With WE Newark. "The unique feature of our sum- Union Junior College and its plans Wctno^ alone with: B'nai B'rith Girls, a youth group affiliated with tend the Gold Star Inapectton at I Association.;''• •--_- •-,;. " ' •' •:'/ \ '•• \ ,-•••••'',' '•.••••' Service. ReflstraUon for the summer term will be held June 19, 20~and 23. v to construct a new -building in revoked fer two years by Mag- Swim," FIshel and Medlca; "The Grove," Wall; "Wings of Our John t. Parente of 40 Park avt*| I These actiotos'iwere announced today by: Miss Suzanne .SWWn of ,.. of Linden, was mer session. Dr. MacKay said, bf the chapter, and their classmates, have- volunteered., to assist with St Michael's Nomahegan Park. In the event of In 1155, thei lorn VMm«Ktoh Q&mJ An ehrolirnent of; bettireen «0 and that all classes are held in theCranford to rhore than double the istrate Charles J. Stevens in Hani* ^MysterMystery^ at the Indian Hide-Out. Navy," Colby; The First Book of rain, the inspection wfll be held ime, was guest of honor at a o piainfieW, president of the , _iA, succeeding Sony this month's Mental Health Fund cipal Court last week. •"."• „'; Goran and West; "Corn Farm granted, the organisation $128,000 uel Rabkta of Union, president of eacn course during- the summer levening. so students can arrange (current enrollment of «45. _ Photography," Hoke; "Baseball pany-^ponsored luncheon and was| Session Student Council, and is expected. - ; with indirect patient service, was The Clark man was arrested by Library Board BpyT* Lansld; "Terty and Bunky May 18. ':'''• " •/'•' Congress at Prague, Czechoslo- for a Foreign Student Leedership tlte Ubioh fioard of EducftUon. ' 'A large segment of our sum* term.' iDr. MacKay pointed out, is summer employment if they wish. drive in response to' ;a plea from Bookies Who Made Good," Bonn- F^teolman Michael F. Fedroff, Program designed to bring student Robert T. Hueston, local ' drive the first organization in Union Patrolman William F. Crlsaqr on Play Baseban," FIshel and Hare; er; "Pilgrimage tq the Shroud," vakia, .,...".•• : " • •'•.;"''•••_ The groipp-ls composed of alumni rner session enrollment," Dr. Ken- equlvDlent to the time re^uired..in 'in addition, the session wi)l last "Meet Sandy-of Smith," Andenon; Jr^ safety officer of 1be Cranford leaden frott Asia, AMca, the Mid- or only six weeks compared with St. MlchaePs CUDS announced to- County, to promote a pillow pro- North avenue, east,, at 9:25 |un. lists New Books Cheshire; "How the United Na- "N. S. A. is closely identified of rtufifeers' Golle|e of Engineering. neth C. MacKay, president, said, the same course during the regular on April 11. He was given a — Secret of Bucky Moran," Police. Department, presented,a rie Cota- r fpnger periods at other ooUeges. ject and to sponsor an American St. Michael's Library Board has tions Works," Gait; "Frogmen," liWjtCoundL L -' - with student government," Miss counu^r • lb l^xn Tir8tfti>Vi3 iii' \toHcA graduate «t Uiiion ^tmfor Col- ''consists of students from other academic year.. • To Attend Inspection ; :. Theatre Wing • - production of drunkometer test, by Sgt Louis L. _.,, irni; "Cub Scout," Touaey, talk on bicycle safety at a recent pany, where heis an engineer h. Skillin said, "and much of its ef- lege, where he majored in engjn- Tliia early completion date makes released the following list of books Colby; "First Book of Congress," meeting of the pack. He also "•& S. A. consists of constituted democratic institutions of the colleges and universities who take Among' the courses to be ottered SAt a recent meeting of St Mi- Mrs. Marvin Eisler, citizenship "What Did I Do?" by Nora Sterl- Guertin .and .declared unfit to -Junior Sheritt Mystery,- Adrian, Coy; "First Book of Ptinting^Ep- the equipment engtaeermTo™, governments of accredited forts are directed toward improv- eering, Mr, Wolf earned a B. S.Individual courses they may need during the summer tehn are: In- it possible for many students to chael's Library Board, reports purchased in recent months fat* "All Aboard for the Beach," showed a motion picture on thetotionattheKearwWorks'S American campus. arrange for military duty In Aug- and dvfc^attalrs chairman for ing. This group also conducted a drive. « '-•-.'.•• ' . the school library: r steta. -/ '• • , • "• throughout the • "" ing student leadership as well as degree tomechanica l engineering' lor various, reasons." troductory and college algebra, were subrnltted by Miss Joan Sy- Kadimah Cnapter, Is .organizing Hills; "Let** Go to the library." subject of safety: Several of the berry Street location in NewaXT During the past year. Student ust without scholastic, conflict.** clothing drive.. . "George-' Washington, Frontier Parente is a member of theBw States- It was. formed in the content and structure of stu- ^ouoca leaders at Union Junior In 19*9 ana till. & in electrical en- Students regularly matriculated plane,.solid and analytical geom- keskey, treasurdr; Mrs. fedWnrdJH . and distributing kits for the chap- The Joint Parent Education dens presented safety skits. .B jJ J dertt government. Regional and gineering & 1*91. r Given Service Award IWake' Up, City," Tresselt; 1 ColoneV North; "Teddy Roose- Cubmaster Pfeter SkarecU intro- Scouts Troop 7» ConumtteTJR U Conege have participated in vari- at - some other college must have etry. Introductory and college toe, school librarian; B*rs. J. P, ter •workers. Mrs. Eider reportedCommittee of Cranford PTA's put Tolboom; "Chris Turner, versity '.of Wisconsin vr. Iversen to Outlier committee also will show on four mehtal health programs By Telephone Company (^ •The Mystery National Student Congress arema^ Board ofriCrOveJBiors of iih& engin- composition, fcngUsh literature, pnd lira. Joseph J. Wtelsh, librar- rSnowlBirtbday," Kay; "Playtime sistant cnbo|aster. -..''. - .; i belongs to the StanJeyiS. guidance off idal to takd the cours- ! • mental health film at the form- under the theme of "Good Mental A, gold charm bracelet with, a jor 'trA»ans fpr carrying ''out this eering society fist year. '/ . es at Union/ ,Junior College, Dr.^neVal psychtrtogy, , beginning ian. ' :'-';;T •'••:'. •.•?/»•• '•••'"• i'':-' for You." Schloat; •^urray lor r Four busloads "of cubs| parents Ch*pter& the Telephone 1 Wolf f3ecf«4i Treasurer /••••••"".wm er location of 'the Sportsman's Health in the Home." 15-year emblem on it was pre^ program. .' • '•••. ... • kacKaysaid. * ^ Spanish, zoology, trigonometry, in- y | Mrs. Virginia Lepore substituted Shop on North avenue (or two Bobo,** Savage; fDavr and His Case; "The Happy Story of and guests recently attended the Dr, Ketmdn W- Iverseh. dean of as chairman for Mrs. P. Raymond Mr. Huestonexpressed appreci- sented recently to Mrs. Etta M. Dqg," Unski; "Football Trees,* Child," Hornan; "Lydla Longley circus at Madison Square Garden The organization has an ex-W' •MlatiHfBCT'iUBg0 T SWClCtoyV He Is the Mppiest, b« he king or The summer session will be con- troductory physics and western days later this month. Use of* the ation to local groups for their as- Daisey of 3 Behnert place, who lace the Engine," Donald; Three First American Nun," McCarthy; tensive publications Drogram, to- peattnw *««6 tttiita peace in hisducted on Monday through Friday civilization* ;• ••• Union Junior Collect, wdl Uiscuss Greeh. The Rev. Mark J. Dooley store for this project was donated Kohler; •Warmer Collins," Kohler; Premises to You,*! Leaf. / '•• in New York City. employees. : Elmer Wolf of lie Kemlworth the need for additional fsWliUes is moderator of the board. • " ' sistance and added that ' many began her career as a telephone "Snipp, Snapp, Snurv and the "St. Pius X," Diethelm; "Berha- As part of the Boy .Scouts "live Student cluding "The Student Govem- boulevard, an assistant professor of homer-Goethe evenings. The time alloted for In addition to assisting by Morris* SieceL "'"• '.."'* .;_.... more volunteer workers .are still operator; with' the, American Tele- . "The little Friends of/Jesus," dette and the Lady." - P»uU; tot higher edutatfon in Mew jersey A. demonstration of the making Reindeer,"* Lindman;; "The Night for Tomorrow" campaign, a bicycle In 1957. 1^23,000 ricatt needed. He requested interested phone and Telegraph Company, in When Mother Was Away,*' Zelo- Auclair; •True Book «rtV Airports ••Authors' Agent," McKown. ^ BBWo. of bed jackets for patients at Marl- persons to contact, him at hisNew York City 17 years ago. , £, and Airplanes," Lewellen; "Salute safety inspection was held to thewere tajured in traffic accidentt '.row/ •'.••'• •/ : •'• .'• •;. UUd«aa.aM0 BRldfl* •-(»•? — We DsUvt* bbor o was pr sented by Mrs. Robert home, 500 Central, avenue.* • Mrs. Daisey served eight years as the Flag,** Smith; "Who's Afraid 4 HOEINSON'5 NURSERY Compliments df - VAN'S MacKinnon, Cranfard's volunteer a service assistant during the ori- 'Timothy Turtle, "Davis; "What of Thundert" Sandman; "The .. \. • .- ••.. "•Est 1927' ' •'••.' ' •' ' CRANFORD ELECTRIC • service chairman, at a meeting of Would You Do If .. ."Klein; Wright Brothers: First to Fly," Brennan Thirty RICHARD NAUTIO CHAS. KURTZ BUILDERS' GENERAL SUPPLY CO. Juvenile Takes Car ginating days of Teletype service. "WOJd of Walpi,- 8mith; "Goom- BL0OM1NGDALE AVE. - BRio> 6-1ttO C. R. Van Ostrorn. Prop. , * KJadlmah's philanthropy commit- Upon marriage, she was trans- Haines and Morrill; "Tom Edison: SECOND QUARHRLY PAINTSHOP . MARKET ' : '•• . • • VICtOR D. SHAMEEH. Pr»«. . • ' tee last Thursday at the home; of 'Investigating when he observed ferred to the Newark division of er," Waldman; rxtm Vanilla VU- Boy Inventor," Guthridge; "Babe Years at Esso JUST OFF: '>•". -.'• ... . •. • . • ••' • :.•••;• ;.-.. ; '.-M Mrs. Arnold/ Kroner. The group aj/c^r traveling erraticalljj/ and the Teletype service of 'the'New lage.- Garden; "TeU Me About fiuth: Baseball Boy," Van Riper; John J.'Brennan of 502 '' •/. '' '/ Badlo. and narrowly missing parked cars on God." Jones Thank You, Your*re INSTAIJLMENT OF 1958 Eltttborth Avenue Cranford I:'-. 'W -plans tovroduce 30 such Jackets in iersey Bell Telephone Company. "Famous Inventors for Young street has wvfinwvfin*** 30 yyears of • paint Groceries a> SlUats • Veffstebles ' Sarric* and the next tew months. '' ' North >avenue, west, near. Lincoln Weicorne.'Stobodklnr'AFirstBook People," Eberle; "Clara Barton: • Art Michigan Avenue, KenJIworth Lumber • Tnm • P.thl • Hardwaire She has had two leaves, of absence About God." Walpole; •Brother service with Esso Standard Oil FBXG1OAIRE APPLIAMCE8 Balph Gentile, executive director avenue, at 2:50 a.m. last week, Pa- to become the TTfrthT of a son Bed Cross Pioneer," Graham; • Window • Bav Uniea Awaw Ctaaiotd trolman Robert Nylen found at Alamo," Hamfl; "Hide and Seek." "Let us solve your landscapp proWems and you Etactrfcal Coatraeting,- Jobbing of the Union County Association and a daughter.- •. -Story of Jesus/ Beebe. A member of the N. J. Sales 336 Centennial Ave. — BRidge 64W05 — Cranford '•. •' >-.':: •*•; ; •'• ••'•;. •. ffo r MentaM l Health, reported'tha'h t the wheel' a ••' 16-year-old North Fischer; •True Book of Holidays"; Division, he is a first class mechan- 101 North, Union Are* Cranford It No. Union Anu Cranford ; •-1TM many other Cranford organizations Plalniield boy who admitted tak- "Jesus, Friend and Helper," All- . Grades 7 aad • ; pick oiit the plants." ' t Aldan Straati Crantbrd •"' ', "HaW Landings *or Ann," ic on loaned delivery' equipment have; been active during the past ing the car. without the consent Aid Alumni Project strom. '•••'». ' '• •'•'•. at the Bayonne Terminal to the :; ' year in promoting mental health of his parents. Police Chief Lester "I Want to Be a Nurse,1*: "I O>Malley; "Clouds, Bings and Local residents taking part In s Newark\Sales District . CfempTtaannvOf awareness. W. Powell said a .complaint will the Cornell University Alumni Want to Be^ a Dairy Farmer." .-I "•*' Wilkins; "Laurie, in late 1927 as a laborer Therapist,' Of df BUI •Of iirattts CM He related that the Junior Vil- be, filed against the youth with Annual Giving program include Want to Bj» a, Zoo-Keeper,' at the old Jersey City plant, he AMOCO Of \ lage Improvement Association, the' Juvenile Court. ,-. Mrs. Albert M. Gessler, 448^ Or- Want to Be a Telephone Oper- 'Jean Craig. Graduate Nurse, performed many jobs fox eight CORNER WINGER'S PETERSEN'S DAIRY PHIL F. HENEHAN SERVICENTER CRANFORD HOTEL yearsr4ncluding pipefitter, gener- SWEET SHOPPE BAKE SHOP SERVltl STAtlON Of HBW IBB8ET MmanijQnio r service station sales- Harold E. Domaratius, Prop. MARINO'S •..-. '•' '••.*••'••••••••' •

driver.; In 1935 he ad- '•••••'. •'•• •:- '•:••" . |y&y ' i 'Bea> Croatia T. Burke and. A. bell first class mechanic in . •'•"•:*-m Used Cars': :•••;:;'•-..;•::;;•• > FISH MARKET 'S ' •.* ••.-. /^ Repairing ' • .'. ',, \ ;-' "'' For Mo>h«r> Day ": - ~~ jFull Una o* Bairir ftwdaels oomnr - the' HiffitiTApmTifio 'departmentyat / and

la bnmsM acalntl Uwland only, and no pononal itidcroant may b» aatand Iheratii. liM8. ••••... '•• •-.'•- '••'• •• . • i'f '.'••* etoaa. aniat do a* by paytoc OM aakanai r by alias'aa •oavar to thaauaptaiat •'; I1,.;: %•$ 61 .' .'• !• "•;• (I •:!• I aarinlani f an Ma rlsX. tMa aad talawat aa4 " On MorriBtown Trip HERB DITZEL'S 1 CoanpamMda Oi Dennis neardon of 20 Pittsfield .••-i- tHE'—. SaUrarlaf ta a copy of th« ux forwlonu* Uat. ahoaruc UM landa a«ain«t whkb Utla aetkn la No Interest Charged If Paid by DEB *N HEIR v _ *• street was among members -of the CosnpIfineMrfs Oi " ' GARDEN CENTER CRANFORD Tax Foffwdoraraii Utt No. 20 fourth grade at the Piagry School, •Ifcfl

^ : DELICATESSEN toba altotof land covered by 80 eortUleataa of tax a>la bald bar Hillside, who visited historic sites .••.':••••' /•"•*..•:••••. ". •'• • eoverinc tha uma. (b» the duertptionof aaca pareal of land aa it x sals. W UM aiatlal, «Mn*« M*** in Morristo*rn last Thursday un- ALL TYPES OF *LAKTS tax skle ta each caaa.- (a> tha book aad pan of raeord «f aac~ i tatka< UM Sfjnt M UM aaa'MfataMk-Si J ROBINSON'S •—• ___?f-f11 *"*•»• 8ieenilng nubaaqjient to tba taxaala. liwludlns lntom_. . M4MBB' !•' aatH abja, 0) Ma tta* aWSM. der guidance of their teacher, Mrs. ' APPABEL FOB CHITuDBEl

Mownar oOmaf each parcemn l of lanhmvmd toba l affecter l d by foraeloaur* procaadlnsa m Bkfd aaanthaa— min Victor A. Diebolt After hmch at TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD ..';•;.' •.';'•:*!;•• • •'•••-:. SSSt SS?t ^SiJ' •«< » « '««"«» *»• ***» «>* •** «»» aala oat of which aack tax aat*« the picnic grounds the bays visited 101 ••!• Hi -traJ land taxaa laylad and aaaeaaad f»'r* ««y «f UM laoda coratad by aald oarttSaatoi baa haaa s*>8> TAX CC>U^CTKDN DCPT. : lib Ulrica Jbre. ; Cranford 2M Demnaa Road. Cranford 11 aTo. Uaioa av haad thia aand day of April. 1888. • . ;.r ' " " ' '. the pre-B^vohttionary borne of m Mrs. Diebolt to Chaihaav i /...-; ; ' , . BBtdg* IK1I : Oaafbsd • J . . < ,. .:'•,'•'• ' JV1NI0R CHAHI OF COMMERCE

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r i 11 - ; '. ^.v;^: •I;*-« *;t.-1;-:*:fVt. f 1^V; -.*i '•?"•*.'•:]'•',•?*> -f'* * CORONET FASHIONS *ast«.BBSMr«tatha - LARRY'S V tU. ICRANFORD CLEANERS > miM a SP0R1 TEXACO SERVICE latdris ypmJTaiwfiiQM. -. braaass • 138. 140. i78 . ' vn. 138.140,170 Oct IS. For the ata* to Oa«aiaa. •:.; Rear .tola._•„..:„ AMD SPORTIMO OQOD8 V'.Ml. I4». 143 107 141, 148. 143 JiineSSi Piassiatj and Bosairina ,') • . PirUctt Si-. 19x100 \ -•'•..I UVorthA'/c.E. 144 107 •.,.•144.. ' . \m af.Vnfon Avfe Craafcrt BarUeUrSt. 33x100 — BBltJoa C-10W 188 to 174 107 ' 108 to17 4 ,. Cranrord Cox St. 170x100 ' ' %aT ' fl^MBMl Ttafinil * ' > - ITS, ITT, 178. > 107 178. 177. 178 Cox St. 100x84 178. ISO . 108 . 178. ISO Cox SL. 60x100 • BR t-X4t7 •'••' 183 • • • • 108 183 CompUmanls Of 11 at 2 P. M. Cox St.. 18x100 Of STANDARD LUMBER 184. 18S 108 184.188 ISM' I13S DR.H. BERMAN COMMUTERS TAP ROOM Cox St.. 80x100 CRANFORD BOOTERY .' t, •' . ./ • .' ' • at • • •' . . • • AND SUPPLY CO. : . / lstsjob . 108 188 to 300 LudJow 8r Cox St. Optomatriti ISSxlOft I 10. aw. sea , . oct ta. Mtt Lnmbar e MiHwork CrtoUanl St. 80x100 ' pa • ' ;' .'til •• ' . •' "Where The 8ho» PltsT « * EYEfl - TOMATO PIES Mason M»Hr*^l< CrUUanl St. 80x87 ••• sis ' ••. CRANFOIB TOHNSHIP PABKING •'••-•'•*• • • • . •'•;• ,' iLu- •••:.T,.I- CrUUanl St. .38x100"" Cranford Theatre Btiildiag t44M : -\ -.*.-.• ••'. • : •'• ' ."'i^ '' •. •-,' SOUTH UNION AVE. ami SOUTH AVE. • •• sis . •'• • '' M Mo. Union Ave- Cranford S5 Horth AvewW-est S4 Hlflh SfaWl Cranferd CricUial SUSSxlOO , BRidoa t-OttO SIT, ' Crutlanl St. 18x188 , is. SIS CrWUnl at. 38x108 •••"' '; m "•• •. '. / TEST OF TEEU-A SKILL CrMlaal at, 38x108 fM: | BB l-in» . > Parklna In TAsar BEROEN'S loa BURDITT CORP. CrisUaol«. CAMERA EXCHANGE Including the ila-xag course, i cotnpetttlon fn elbsa mtneoverlng, straight lino forward and reverse Wldtoltoe Jenaen RIVERSIDE INN SHAHEEN AGENCY, driving; the curve and offset court*, a toil'**irt^t*m*aii*4 tho paraUol parking tort. ; .••'••• " .;•'• '•' *•:••, >m\ v-.i'i'i^At A. H. Komatadt ;•.••> •. . .— ; - —" -n-; ; . ,. -—-^-—• ' _ • • • '. •./. ••;,.* •";-"/••'' CAMERAS '• '••:.•. " RCALTORB e IMSURORS m* llMFood • Steaks • Sandwkhas .... r..;.-. PROJECTORS . ALL CONTESTANTS Dads seem younger in a home J BRS-O77T raoro nmsHma 19 Mocrh Haloa In. Craafetd BRS-IMM . » Horth Avew East. Cranford WILL RECEIVE SOUVENIRS FOR THEIR PARTiqPATION. : \A. • that has a HAMMOND ORGAN U North ^h^A^aTBaaa^aigaBVaai IS North E. Jaa. WulUma . Stov* t^dtdnak, tfrop. . BRId08 t-lOM J7S.7S IfeU .Otam) \ ""s ' a Haninttnnrl Ckf/m hdpi a ma •:;•'/ 4 JUDGES •".•.; . »fn..Charlea Be»wial ... . •**" '••':- ••' ' -" '"' • . ". :..-.. ••• •' > • . helps a man keep «n bong the good canpartton Store BBt-1008 ,.A* ORukovdix. \/ BK LESTEft POWELWChW of PoMe., To*M«hlt> off Cra«fo«l; EDWARD ^UPAK, Chief of 'M>J^ NUNN Of .. teadies htm how to enter and enjoy the world b» chiVlTca^twe^n Mary Ann Lmrcry ,. beeaasc the moaae a tamilj plays together faas the haptiaeaMosnd CRANFORD CatnpBnMnte Of ouflh of Keallworth; FRED FALldNE, Chief «t Polleo, Borough of Oarwood; tHOMAS HARFORD, ror UM TUf *» a Ttottar DEHMER'S u&al . ofal •:'••'•••'•. . • . • .:- ' - •.•••.'•"•/ • PET SHOP ForMorState Motor^ielo Inspector. •' » DR. ROBERT WATSON ' • •••••..• •• FLOWER SHOP Jacob. 8chmMt«/*fat "7Y . KtAL attTAW asm 3X5.08 Charlea CbriM ~r Why a Haammond Organ ? aad rood Of All •"• • ••'«.. '' '•••' :'•'•'.. „ -'•. O. H. Jadooa .. . it dilera froat othf» ia itwwayi loraonr 111 gMftYAva* IV M g-flU US n. Union Av«u. Craafotd Jaaavh'B. Caratd/ «^-'~ — i » , «lt EDWARD ROBINSON, Crenford. wok •BBB frwfja arwMUl BRlde* t-lOM 41 ViT ajaoa off toaes . . . i U North Ave» East Cranford 7 Mo. Union AT*, THE TEENAOE ROAD449 fits tho eiidoi.emertt of tho United States Junior Chamber of Conmiereo m and the HMmeot-eMp of tho American Trucking Association, Inc, and the Liberty Mutual Inaur- ror The Finast la aba's Appazel V. CMani* BAMMOINI) QRGAN ; Of aj^prnpany. '...••'••':*';... -^ .,-;'.. '..'•••• •• :. . ;. ' ll% -'•''. .. ,»•• •music s most glorious voice .^ '. aUONTEMPO Complhnents Of ALL VBHICUK omrtety of Nerrte CliovroW. deal.r. in 1958 Chevrolet*. HARRIS, LTD. 131 S*mdffor •' • ' •'* '• ' ' m Pamody at. 18x100 IWaaaamltMiaawJ 48* ALTERNATE RAIN DAT!-M«y 18, 1954. AfplIUHom proprly counltralgn^ ^ par^Wfi^ s Samody. St. 39x100 NAME;...,_,_...-._..., • w^, __4T i '^^ A.O'RdURKE BELL'S PHARMACY 407, 408 - till wilt to acctptod until r:» ML on Saturday merninff. Appliertiofi. may b« obtained,* Krtt» TV- Ocrmoa> St. 80x108 S78.78 '••••/.' - / •• .. • . • Hiiaiiif Of . CmmJiaaattas Oi P*tao8> 3*oO08 ORGAN STUDIO OI A.& A Kev. 18. 1838 William JODY MAIDA (VICE Dermody St. 39x108 \ OF P1JUUVFIELD in* of ; THE COLONY SWAN DRY CLEANERS P"!'.''.-H« 414 ' • aad MARTIN JEWELERS HARDWARE Dexmody St. 38x108 Oct iaV I8tl LUNCMfONiTTE BREEITS LIQUOR STORE DELICATESSEN 4B» .. • . UA«S JU«UBt Mciar, «c ABBE JUNIORS XI Max' Ualoa A»». Oermody f^ 38x108 No*. IS. 1838 627 PARK AVENUE, PLAWFIELD : • «•; ' ' 4M .8.43 fSJS »i .* . Mm Dennedy St. 29x108 Mov. 14. 18U 3813 3103 Dec 8. 1808 ' •• Friday, 9i3O A.BL*. 9 P.H. . Safa«*r, 9i3O A.H.Is> &S0 P.* BRMa* S-«iM lt»«*B« Vktoa 44 North Ave^, East. •.VV-.'. CA. TOYS — cxoAmi — SolliA M1U I73SQO romrrAin • 1 m^^m'^ ^^^ • ^w#^ >• ^T l ;V/;^Z^f :_• .^ , ^r^^•

totLxraaffl: '"' ' ' ' TT ..'.'.. •'.': 'V,'i '"JUP.' - f^I!^^:^'^^^^^!^^!^^^^^^^' lkattons, Mrs. Wffltam H.-Weber; goals, Mrs.Jonaf;health «nd«ate ™.ia ty. Mrs. JL Vollherbst,. Schools will bqld their Fly-Up at CSANFpBD, NEW JERSEY* THURSDAY^ MAY FOUR ?;Alsb, hospitality. ;Mt£ Hume; Roosevelt school next i/Pnn^^ GambleandMr*.•**. '&lifcmen-l Davus Denks One P> Fund mimeograph, airs. E, Jsck Cookl 1 and Mrs. Peter Orat»; parent edu- .v-- ;i)Blcers..' of 'the • Roosevelt ion ••»,. > PTA. wfllbe installed at a break- cation, Mrs. John B. Warrfngton Backs 2 Others on WhiOey Nominations Rules of Operation '•{.•••• and Mrs. Paul W. Selby; pre- KEaOLWORORTH^T A 45^da^ y «uspemionMartin H. Mo- education of worthy Garwood students, were adopted following dis- filed a suit in Superior Court Control director. Crea, Jr. was nominated for presi- cussion at a meeting of the Gar- GARWOOD—Favorable decision-finally has been reached by the twccn 9 and 9J O aodbabtr sitting Mrs. James F. CVBrlen; publidty, JunkrCoUege. They are i to invalidate an ordinance Mrs. George M. Coftey. '. of Westfleld,. Usabeth. I.IOOOB STOBB XL-vug* Pfnsion on two other counts tor a dent of the Kenilworth lions Club wood ..Scholarship Committee in Board cEN*ublic Utility Commissioners on Garwood's request for elim- lacuttles'bave arranged. An park which makes the total of 15 days was upheld and ination of the Center street grade crossing of the Jersey Central Rail- Also, refreshments, Mrs. Kills Chatham.Only one of llOO, lil ..'side of Sumner avenue, a' a Rgnlar^-dinner_ nieeting last Cancer Fund the Coach and.Four Restaurant G. Snipes and Mrs. Frederick is a student at Union junior Ooft» wUr begin next Thursday. Cranfordf last Wednesday.' road, but the accompanying order to the railroad to begin the neces- Recreational Faculties'* will iol- ht traffic street. -. • • •'.-. ,.' The ABC director reversed Bor- Thursday at Community Methodist sary construction is modified by the words ''at a time and in a "»W«MMT ' Shatter; scholarship, Mrs. Richard nllworth has plans far deyel- O. Adams; dff» Tf ScoraroQ*the testand student ough Council's 45-day,suspension Church. - •- j. - .- Slated Announcement was made that hereinafter to be set and provided ; the area industrially and the ruling on appeal by Whitley for Mr. (V name beaded a the fund now has reached $579.66 At a faint board meeting Mon- Vincent D. Rettino and Mrs. John dais standing are csltetia (traffic designation, of the for by the board." day;^Mrs. Elliott Hume, president, Baumann,.B . andd waya andd means, local Seketfv* Swvke lack of evidence that he bad Bst read Aidobin^ Pateraon, and it was' decided that the first Dated Tuesday oi last week, the „. mtroduced the new officers as Mrs. ^osenti Griffin and Mrs. the consideration of BANK AND • • EUECTWCAL • borough 01^ its tialf. Is Postponed netted a scholarship will be awarded in JheClean Up final paragraph of ^he decision and f follows: Mrs. W presl- goUege students at both ihe un- "street,-would-less tavern or 1 order reads; " ','...'./.; .' ' ••'• Robert'C.lipdgeRbClidp i i '.':•' . .;•;• :':..•/,'/' CONTOACTO18 AHUNGi «ft industrial value. • ""M***; who pie stilted a slate of of-, iGARWoOD spring lofr 1059. ' -,'.," '• .'•-., . den; Mrs. Benjamin W. Jones, first SAVINGS 'eauWpostpanemento^ten- • Presented by a committee headed "The board is cognizant of' the vice-president Mrs. John V. Silll- Yearly reports were read and £arj Pollack, borough attorney, ing day ceremonies of the bor- was a case growing out fleers for the 1958-59 year. No ad- have been requested by Bertram fact that at the present time there copies submitted to the incom- efennents from induction fo _ the action. The suit claims by Eugene Hart, the rules provide man, second vice-president; Mrs. EXPERT SHOE ough's youth baseball leagues until of an incident on Juiy U and 14, ~$7 Bertolamy, chairman' for- tine that awards may be granted only is insufficient money in the grade William.V. Mernick* recording REPAIRING Kenilworth section! has been this Saturday, GrenviUe 1957. in whkn Howard lodge, 27, 1958 Garwood Cancer Crusade, to crossing elimination fund to fi- A tea for teachers and members This was the only such test for industry since 1035. It from the floor. to residents of the borough who Begins Today secretary; Mrs. Roland R. Graham, of the retiring board will be held to be given during the 1957*41 little League president, of 243 North 19th streeMras shot leave their porch lights on tomor- are enrolled in an accredited, sec- nance the state's, 85 percent share Jr., corresponding secretary, and ___ that in 1953, Roselle Park as be left the tavern with Whit- GARWOOD — Collections will qf the costs of the entire project this afternooo^from 3 to 5 at the academic..year. Three. idents. Howard Cl row evening to assist workers in ondary school To become eligible ; : Mrs. George Barlow, treasurer. tame year have been provided lenaeted an ordinance restricting A parade of players, civic groups ley. Fudge recovered' from his start oil the" north'side of the bor- ... Therefore,'the Central Rail-! l. :,;.!:( s$ _ to vehicles under five tons E. Vitale, Jr. and Michael J. Ca-the house-to-house--canvass sched- to receive a scholarship, a candi- ' • •- '."'if ••lam Mrs. Boyd, hi tarn, presented the and, youth organizations wiU. get wounds and three men w date must complete bis or her sec-ough today in connection with the road Company of New Jersey and i its side of the roadway. . . charged with atrocious assantt. vaua; secretary;- Raymond M. uled to get under way at 7 o'clock. other patties in interest are direc- members" of the new executive Roosevelt PTA will be lepre- under way at I pjn. The Spring- Glueck; treasurer, Joseph B.Volpe; ondary education in four years and annual Clean Up program, it was board tor 1958-59: This borough claims through the field Regional High School band The ABC' hearing - As donations are' collected they ted to defer undertaking any con- sented this evening-at the Spring that Roselle Park's ordinance tamer, Joseph Rfirtwftai tail must be graduated in the upper announced by Street Comniissioner struction or incurring any ex- Attendance, Mrs. County Council meeting by Mrs.itiated. tour test ; is expected to provide the mu- finding that Whitley^ prompt i wUl be tallied by John Richard- third of the class. g y .„ "unconstitutional, unreasonable : twister, James Salvato, and direc- John Lombardo. _. penses hereunder until such time .'T-.IM been and Mrs. Robert d' Hyatt; Bd d M Gh Th t in a three-month periods sic. •- •. •'• '. •• •••••••.. ,., ,; tion during an outburst earlier hi Applications must be filed ; Boyyd and Mrs. Graham. The meet- |,nd invalid."' It '.asks' that the the/evening had averted a brawl tors,'Adolph Roessle, William Wa- son, treasurer,'at the Borough. Hall. >i Special /collections of*/.rubbish as funds'' are made available for. audio-visual, Mrs.. Phyllis Kim- ing Is being held at the Newark Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, dean The ceremonies will, W held at kulinsky. Frank Dufek, Jr. and Al- through the secretary of the Gar- ball; budge^ Mrs~6illiman; class- of Union J'unior Collage, was so- Icourt declare uWordlnance invalid leagues' new field. North 14th and that the shooting occurred off Qvil Defense Police Reserves will will get under way today^.starting the state's share of the costs and Teachers College,'Uniong , and will order that Kenilworth has the bert assist during the canvass, .patrol- wood Scholarship Committee,' ac- at Fifth avenue and worlu^g tow- mom lepusuntatlviip, , Mrs. Dale include a tour of the new buildings . ' « ' - - street at Monroe avenue. Mayor Or.' F. A. Crineoji, deputy gov- companied by a letter explaining until further order ofthjs board.? •' condemn the part of Sum- Walter E, Boright wUl he princi- curred in by Davis.. ling the borough and providing es- i4 ard North avenue, .•".'"*-• Announced by the' PUC was Gangaware, Mrs. Xdwin AaxW and* a discussion on. "How the avenue located in Roselle' Park. ernor of District ICE, was guest Why I Want to Go to College.*' — The' program will be continued pal speaker at dedication rites tor According to the examiner. Inot for the evening. He discussed the corts for delivery of receipts*—__ _ Scholarship winners may select doption qf the report and recom-' The Sumner avenue area also the field. A Small. Fry game and one of evidence esluts, to next week °with special collections mendations of Hearing' Examiner' the news last October when coming election for a new deputy Mir. Bertolamy urged Garwood any accredited four-year college next. Thursday' and. Friday; start- • FOOD MAKKETS a little League contest will fbl- support • guQty finding on the set for 6:30 pjn. Mayresidents to 'Contribute as gener- or university and may pursue any Walter T. McGrath, as submitted Council, passed an ord- charge that Whitley permitted dis- ing on South avenue and proceed- on April 10, and approval of aubr. . Initiated by Sorority inance to prevent the construction 30 at the Holiday bin, EUzabem. ously as possible when their homes course of study provided it leads ing'toward Hickory avenue. ' An award for excellence a Eng- In the event of rain Saturday, orders that night in the tavern. AD maubeis areuxfjed to attend, are-visited tomorrow night. < to a bachelor's degree within the mitted plans for semration of the [of residences in an'industrial zone. opening day will be held on the Davis upheld, however, the bor- Councilman Lombardo -urged grades of Center street and the •The ordinance, was passed after he stated. The drive,, he explained, has normal-number of academic years. residents to put out- all rubbish on by the Phi Eta same schedule on Sunday, Mr. Ly- ough's fonrhnion that Whitley assistant man- Eligibility of candidates will be main line tracks Of the railroad. of tlioion Junior CoBege. . lib- and Mrs. Abraham Kligman of employed a bartender from,out- two purposes — to educate resi- trie specified dates for: thpir, areas With reference to plans submit- •HiUside brought suit in Superior ager of the Kenilworth office of the dents to recognize the seven dan- determined by a selection board because' there -will be only one It will be awarded at graduation The leagues this year are larger side the state without the neces- National State %"V, Elizabeth, composed of qualified educators ted for the crossing elimination,! Itourt to require the Board of Ad- than ever, with 385 boys partici- sary permit Ate, this bartende ger signals of cancer so they may pick up and'.tuutrecalls this.year. Mr. McGrath's report reads: Ijustment to grant them a variance was inducted' as a member. He go to their doctors in time, and towhich will "review the credentials He requested, tHat refuse materials sororjlty president,Teportsu pating on 20 teams to four chrw Oliver Sizomons of NewTjork.i [presented his.pin and certifi- of the candidates, giving consider- 'be tied up in.bundles' wherever "The railroad company entered, Ifet construction *of homes on a 14- cuits. Six new teams eputy District Governor' 4cal, educational and service as- ation'only to the factors of-«pho> possible::. • ,-. ' .".""' X"i-,,:,'.::.'. this jrear. with two new Small Fry partner in the business. Thediree- sisttc achievement and prehends elimination of thecrbss^ CrmopU. pects of: the cancer control .pro- : In proclaiming the annual Clean Ivenen in 'Career Bay League clubs and a new Small Fry.i tor therefore ate upheld eoondrs tter Nicholas Capece pre. : {Continued on Page 2) ing by depressing Center street AUTOMATIC OIL Dr. Kenneth W.Iversen, of HI FUEL OBL Minor League of four teams. I ruling that Whitley had obtained Pa gram., . • ' .- Up project Mayor Edward H. Til-under the raibroad on a slightly Spring Garden street, dean life Member Fete Borough Clerk Pnilip J. McGev- his plenary Ueense falsely sided. Captains for tomorrow night's ler appealed to local residents to altered alignment and elevating loo Junior College, participated a KENILWORTBr — Superintend na will be master of ceremonies.his canvass include, the following:' spruce up their homes, garages, the tracks approximately three :Aw$ a "career day" program Friday a< of Schools Edwin W. Kraus for theileld dedication and open—J Mrs. Helen Carlson, Mrs. Fred- list Speaker yards and places - of business to feet to provide an underclearance erick McCarrick, Mrs. Alfred Der- help make the borough a health- IndJKUsSigne Swanberg, Hard- ing day exercises. , The Rev. James ier, safer and more attractive place at the railroad bridge of 14% feet. Ichbol principal, were guests Si Tiller," "pastorV of .Community^ iemer, -Mrs. Joseph Trolano, Mrs. In addition, the plan calls for mm 1 At Breakfast in which to live and work. SUTMSIAITA a county ' PTA life member- Methodist Church, will offer hi- Hail Public Receives Charter; James Cwimlf. Mrs. Rex Oldford, 7 percent grades on the highway mm REILLYOLDSMOBIU BKAUITfOTOPS • Mrs. John Saland. Mrs. John GAR-WOOD -rr Councilman dlnner'last Thursday at the vocation and the Rev. Sylvester P. James T. Callaghan of Newark, an approaches to the underpass and Chateau, McVeigh, pajtor of St Theresa's III Venire President Scnnitzer, Bin. J. D. Guare, Mrs. provides a roadway width of 50 KENILWORTH—A new local of J. A. Burns, Mrs. John Teuscher organizer for the AFL-CIO. will Rhythm Band are life Church, will give benediction. ' KEND^WORTH—Thisborough's discuss "Labor Today" as guest feet and additional width for and Pat DiFabio."~~~ ^~r walks on each side. Station performance m Tuesday^ "Oper- the Patrohnen's Benevolent Asso- speaker at the annual communion BBS* SVBBB* " dation—4o serve members' -of, the John Saland is chairman for so- Concert Presented cUities were omitted from ation Alert,-1958" was "essentially lldtation among local merchants. breakfast of the Holy Name Socie- -. THI COST of niae&B DOWN u% Kenilworth • police department- ty of the. Church of St. Anne this By First Graders plan..'". .•; -.'; "' • mt Announces successful,- Edward Metzner. Civil chartered Saturday night Sunday."' ' •" .'"' ''•, ••- '.'' V .' .'' "Petitioner, Borough of/ Gar-' ftOM IAST mm MAIONO Oil NMT THI MOfT GARWOOD — Boys and girls of wood, objected to the discontinu- CCONOiMfCAt MRHOO OF KOMI HIA ' Defense chief, declared today. Police to this borough, were for- The breakfast will be served by •ii merly members of Roselle Park Luncheon, Picture Miss Erdean Phielps* first grade at ance and omission of \Third Period Honor Rolls According to Police Chief-Ed- members of St. Anne's Rosary So- Franklin School .entertained par- (Continued o» KENILWORTH —Superintendent of Schools Edwin W. kraus ward Stupak, public cooperation «-. : ••-•• ' - •••-.'•* Joint Benefit ciety in the hall of St. -Anne's ents and other pupils of, the school was bettti than m previous. Fames Vigilante, state vice^res- School following the 7:15 a. jloday announced the honor roll and progress honor roll for the'third, with a rhythm band concert in the ident, presented the charter to the At St Pauls auditorium last Thursday; jmarking period. :, •' . •., ••"•' .; •„•••• -,- ';••''.'.....• I persons on the streets new Local 1S5 at a dinner in Bru- I ' George Pyle, president of the Members of the band wore little LL Opening GARWOOD — Featuring 1 PHARMACY Those on the honor roll are: Fourtt grades — Mrs. Kathryn Ja-1 wen to. sirens and orders given ?t - luncheon at U4Q p-m. and theHoly Name Society, will serve as red cockade hats and. led by Dar ui cobson's class. Ronald; Boesgaard,[o»e»: *m>,pumi* mtgapnobet of Joseph Ventre, president, ac- showing- of a vfilm .strip, "The toastmaster and introduce the ren Pev>. presenle^to^toUpwinj^ Church of Riskto," a program will numbers; • "Vienna Tlarchv "The _^^_^ ofthol|>member be presented at 8t Paul'sTlnlted -^ Servingat present as council- Barcarolle^"Helgn Ho!" "Merry GARWOOD --..The/extended Cbiirch of Christ Vest Wednesday man-at-large for the City of New- Widovf Waltz." "Syncopated spell of 1 Weather hat 11111 otganiiation aref Vice-president, ark and teacher of "Labor Educa- fer, Arthur Weber; Marian Taylor. Garland Frtezer, Jr.; secretary, Jo- for Joint benefit of the Christian dock" and "Country Dance.' suited postponement of this and Wednesday. There was sephDtMario; Charles University of'. Tokyo and Migrant' tion" and The A-Z of Labor" at "Virginia Guerriero. Diane Sab- scheduled opening of |Asks Cooperation Miss Helen Barrett — Bonnie mobUizatlon of the boroughV CD David, Jr.; state delegate, Robert .Workers; USA;-' ... .:. •''.."' '.' St. Peter's College; Jersey Qty, bagh and Catherine Legg recited Little League season Conklin, Barbara Gerhart, Laurie its as preparations were made Mr. Callaghan has established ed- poems about April. Darren Pew, it has not been possible to KENILWORTH -p- AU Kenil- . The program is sponsored by ucational programs and set. up I worth organizations' will be asked Goodman, Linda. Krueger, Andrea to'send aid to>» "stricken areaT in fred . Rrokaw, and . sergeant-at- the Ladies' Aid and' Women's Jean Yawlak and Joyce Biqzzo the Bell Stadium field to shape Patterson, Anita Randall, Richard the Sterling section of Morris arms, Arthur Green. ' • newspapers for many union locals. sang solos. \ . , - fair play./ ".'/'•' • '1:'' ' . I to participate in Memorial Day Guild of (the church. In charge of 4CbatfaMted on Page 2) Iservices at 10:30 am. May 30 at Kick, Michael Rachel, John County. . Police Chief Edward Stupak arrangements are Mrs. J. Luther The. first grade quintet consist- At a league meeting in Borough 1 the war .monument in front of Shields; John Van Horn, John with a silver life | Phillips. Mrs.v John Brezney and ing of Gary Tranor. Catherine/ Hall Tuesday night' it Was decided I Harding School; it was announced Wallace."" ., : ;. ,;..•'•" . ' ' Post Office d from Local 27. of rs> Earl Falrchild. .., Medicine Chest Week Lach. Jean Yawlak. Joyce to postpone the opening date' to and Darren Pew, sang a soi Sunday, May .18,' with a double- '.'' •' |«t a meeting of Kenilworth Post Airs. Pearl Biederman Suranrw whidi. be wn ft Member S7 A cookie ^and flower sale will GARWOOD—Mayor Edward H. 11290, VFW, last Thursday night Battieson. Louise Cordone, Linda Form AModation be heW by the Women's Guild at Tiller has proclaimed this week as titled "I Want to Learn to header starting at 2 p.m. at the 37 presidefit, made the prescnU- stadium. . • VENETIAN |in the Veterans'Center. Friezer, Nancy Hoffman, Loren Kenilworth — Ten 113 Ct'nter street' from 10 sun. toSafe Medicine Chest Campaign 7 Plans were completed for the Kohl, Barbara Kyta, Dianne La- of the KenOworth Post Office 4 pjn.' tomorrow. Week. Members of the Union Hutchins led the open- > John Hay, league president, re- I dance Saturday night at the Vet-Secla, Janice Nithaict, Charles met at the'home of Wuluun Mrs. Joan Roll Is representing. County Pharmaceutical Society ing exercises, and Arlcnp Haytcr ported that a revised schedule of loans' Center. It will help defray Ohme, Deborah Rago, Carol Mo- Keating last week to organize a St Paul's at a three-day; Synodi- have dedicated this week to the announced the program./ games is being prepared. expenses of a Huck Finn Fishing ramarco. Mrs. Joan Seffer—Bar- derk-cerrier association. : , Contest Slated cal meeting in, Troy,_,Nl Y.,' this cleaning but of home medicine Thomas Craig of W.Jos- * Game schedule for the' Minor League, originally ' scheduled to I Rodeo June .28 at Black-Brook bara Ann Genega. Carol Goehner, The organization wfll be known week. '' • • . ' - .•.'•'. • ..'•'• -" chests and the prevention of home eph Choborda's kir ^gartcn class Marilyn Matlaga. Arlene Morris. as the Kenilworth Postal Em- By Kraft Shoppe has had perfect att s6 far open next Monday, also is being |pond. • • ;••• '.;•"••• .. .-•;•••'•.- '•. Devout Home" will be the accidents with the cooperation .of Jacjnta Smolinski, Julia Starosci- ployees Association and wfll. Mother's Day sermon topic of local boards of education by call- this year. revised. Minor League gamps are SEAL ESTATE Andrew Cannariata reported on KENILWORTH —. The Kenil- to be played at Unagii Park. the dance and Nunce Zampagllone ak, Ingrid Swenson, Barry Oeiger, ' meet.' once a mwitn * • • worth Kraft Shoppe. 833 Boule- the Rev. Stephen Szabo, pastor, ing, attention to the safe storage of An organizal 1 meeting foi |on the rodeo. Jeffreyi Lyon. Harold Scheldegger. The. following nominations vard, win be local sponsor for at the 11 ajn. worship^ services medicines, poisons, and the correct all teachers in state who teach New Minor League team spon- Frank Nebenfuhr reported that Frank Wagner, Robert Yule. were made: Vincent Torrenti. the Monogram Models and Letter this Sunday. There will be Sun-administration (ethod "of reading!, sors this year arc Casale's Metal, FUNEIAL -k It Is a —>enl rule of Ufa W I Boy Scout Troop 81, sponsored by Fifth grades: Miss Florence president; Eugene Jacobi, vice- Writing Contest, it was announced day School classes for all ages tions. •' ' o» Fsoe 2) j •• VCo»rtm«ed on Page 2) DIltEClXMtS should yon touch mud with jar I the post, was scheduled to parti- Wexlln—Linda Bossinger, Alice president; Eugene this week. Local contest winners at 9:30 - ajn. Junior Westminster ft is never the mod tint I dpate in the Little League opening Rose Cadby, Christine Mindas, retary. and William will receive gold award plaques, Fellowship will meet at 6:30 pjn. MH» I day parade. He said plans are Marilyn Mohr, Gabriele. Welser, treasurer. A three-man commit- gold medals and ribbons and will and the Senior group at 7:30 pjn. being made for a rummage sale Richard Basta, Michael Minnela, tee was abo sriertcn to 'make be eligible to enter the national There will be a meeting of the HOWittlM • • • June.J2 for benefit of the troop. William McLaughlln, Richard rrangc ntsfbr summer acttv-« Consistory at 8 pjn. Mooday. ° CAMERAS Only • heart without *!• (Continued on Page 2) ' (Continued on Page 4) ities. Judges here will be the Rev. Members of the confirmation INSURORS James TWer, pastor of the Kenil- class and their parents will meet SHAHEENAOtNCY.lM. worth Community Methodist with members of the Spiritual Church; the Rev. Michael Hudak, (Continued on Page 2) DR-RBERMAN pastor of St Theresa's Church, and Edwin W. Kraus, su- William Kalman, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Kalman of 353 Sec- perintendent of Kenilworth Public 011 be n Schools!. • ' ~; ond^ve ^' **•* * prornoted to •OTHER'S DAY SPECIAL The contest runs throughout the private first class in Okinawa, Eyes Examined nd entries must be at where he has been stationed for the Kenilworth Kraft Shoppe not the past two monthi. A graduate later than 6 pjn. May it. Entry of- Arthur L. Johnson Regional blanks also may be obtained at High School, Clark,. be .entered the local Kraft Shoppe. service last, July. * KITCHEN if B4Ud«» 40200 2 Azaleas-Cet One CABINETS Spring Fashion Show Held Priced As Low As AtWoman'sClub Meeting GARWOOD—WhJanxmbersand'Wehrum, recording secretary, and their children modeling,1 a program Mrs.' Herbert Werthwein, •treasur- — COMPLETE SELECTION - \ featuring a "Spring Garden Col-1 er. fashion show was present- Mrs. Thomas Cassady, retiring BOUQUETS ^ • ARRANGEMf NTS ed as the Garwood Woman's Club resident was. presented with a past president's pin by Mrs. Joyce. MOt"DO It When men put their trust in Gad weather la thrust upon. us,— met Monday night in Bay Leaf and in knowledge, PLANTS •CORSAGES HalL Mrs. Herbert It was anm"""-"* that the club's of the majority is. in the end, the Pcchin served as commentator.. . $50 nurse scholarship will be pre- Models included Mrs. Robert sented at graduation exercises at government of the wise and good. BSIBOS -.Mill —William SpsJding Gilbert, Mrs. Barry Kellerm«n; Arthur U Johnson Regional High •w foora ATEmn; ft Frederick C Wehrum, J*n School in Clark on June 18. ' Mrs. Ralph Mann and Mrs. A. County Itftst Coapuy • TAXUS •HEMLOCK •ANDROMEDA Mrs. AUea HoweU. Mrs. Harry McDoweu, Mrs. Robert Tropp. Mrs. H. H»thVgf> were introduced as ILEX • FLOWERING SHRUBS •ROSEBUSHES Robert Ecob. Miss Linda Joyce. new members by Mrs. Anton Illeln, Mrs. Edward Mousted. Mrs. P«- nbership Roofing - Siding cbta. Mrs. William Gilbert. Jr^ Members of the garden depart- Mrs. Bobcrt Harris and Miss Sha-ment wW hoM their annual lunch- Gutters-Leaders eon in Plalnfleld on May 28- Jfew officers of the club were In- Mrs. ritrf'y and Mrs. William KENILWORTH GREEr stalled zor the coming year by Mrs. Gilbert, who won,a second -place lord A. Starkweather of Cranford, ribbon with their spring flower ar- r. •••'•;••* — W«T*koraphFtowwrs —, : - \, . Sixth District vice-president They ngement at the recent Sixth Dis- Mrs. Edward Joyce, president; trict spring conference, in Rah- 22 CROSS STREET - BRidg. «tt63 — KIHiLWORTH, M.J. Mrs. Pechin, first vice-president; wjy will enter an arrange- -A Full Line of J.WFAWO Mrs. Charles Horb od vice- ment at the annual State Federa- Mrs. David Murray, tion convention in Atlantic City Brotd* Oit-tnl. SotU 9 atsmtarj) Mrs. next week.''. '. : • •' ' /..' WwStflftld i . \ ^

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This tore showingg of ao motionn Diamondnen Gift at services in KenUworth Gospel Re-Enlists of 309 Willow avenue, agency as- own expense, move or change the ing tplans for- the* crossing rembv- Boy Down the Block- KEmLWORTH—Marine M/Sgt sistant at .the Prudential Insur- objection was subsequently met by wn ^- A ...hymnal Chapel on Sunday at 11 a.m. and location or ofthetr property dwed bbyy ;tbfc Marykfl to be placed in the sanctuary Herman C. Lohman, son of Mrs.ance Company's Manhattan the railroad company upon Intro* ftoninihesrg i this matter, 7:3ffipnr^wJlU?e AUenScheteltch Helen Lohman an^ the late Ctiiif or Wbrmltywlth Wood Victor With the top several teams bunched and the final night of theForSthWift Saturday's rain washed out aU t mny : Jlethodlst Church cjr. is one of a group of sales duettos of a* supplementary plan, the PUCijg September, 1958, is- By DATE SKAOGS of Crantord; The tracTBand will H; I»hrnoiu^_2» North; list is director of the soeieivB lion Lutheran of Rahway won the championship of the Inter>° Cranford BowUng League coming up tomorrow night, several heated Cranford Boys' Baseball wpy xrf ¥«• Katherinc Mc- peryisors who; attended a recent which comprehends this order." sued an oider denying the rail- Rahway found Cranford High rneeiflt 2:30 p.m. and prayer meet- street, has signed up for bis final company , ^roatwg^'H^Mt training Ifut week* decidon by the ' '' '' — *n Church Bowling Xeague Tuesday evening at Echo Lanes, taking two After-suffering uhdervths blows matches are expected as the curtain comes down on the 1957-58;aeason the Pirates in the National :Comas will be dedicated at the 11 provision of access toan d from PUC came «ftef yearf ol. agito- road's request for abantf of School's baseball team only a slight three-yearrerenlistment conference at the company's borne lUiyiUiii. I of Rahway, Cranford High atEchoLaneSv Tomorrow nights ; o'clock service this Sunday morn- ings will be at 7 p-jn. the Garwood passenger station and tion lo; removal of the local cross- passenger service here. hindrance in their undefeated path League. ,: • •'. v".',' '"'.••. •'• ing.- /'••' .-.- ;.•. •••• = •.•••. The Senior Youth Fellowship When he completes his newoffice in Newark. .. . ,; After the September, 1956. hear- . . .. *roitt P«0e 1) (School's baseball team bounced schedule tails for a -bumper- as they lengthened their .leagues held Opening Day hitch, Sgt Lohman will retire, after for retention of the station and ing, With the latest campaign held the league lead back as usual Friday, reviving suf- The board is a (ift to the church Will hold a picnic supper at Echo Mr. McDonagti has. been associ- sparked th IMS and 1996 by for-ing, at' which time it was an-held iU Lod^ Tuesday night », .a™-^ . . round, wbich could produce major streak to five with a 7-1 ceremonies on ^ schedule but few by the lamfly of Mrs. McComas. Lnkc Park on Saturday, leaving 22 years of Marine service. ated with Prudential since 1956. Its faculties." nounced that.the PUC decision was n fictently to defeat St. Maqrs of In the standings. •. ; over the Cougars Thursday at games were initiated. Contests in CHS Close He Joined the corps in May, Examiner McGrath in his report mer. Councilman Lewis M. Ross attended fey a number of Gar^lMttioughout «P00 ct^ the^seuon and U)ugars BUsabeth; 6-3. at Elfaabeu. ' Howard D. Murphy, Church lay the chapel at 4:45 pjn. •••'•>•.•• Me was appointed an,agency as- expected in a matter of months, teachers.' Last IWday.n^Fridayjnlght;wat wass rough for Memorial Field. the American League leader; Will receive th* gift on be- 1939, and saw combat duty at estimated that the cost of construc- and continued in 1957 by former iliirnes threatened to make a run- Bob Wood picked up his initial A service for prayer and" Bible sistant in the Manhattan Agency in Borough Attorney Louis J. Dughi. the raUroad petitioned for a re- Children of Miss Marie Cordo the leaden with both the tpp-two Al Ritter gets the loss although Division of the Minor ndin halt of tiie congregation.•'• • Guadalcanal, New Guinea and tion would be 11.198.016 and that |iny of the race. However, Gar- triumph of the season as be went only three of the seven Indian tal- study will be held on Wednesday i95t: -.•' :••• :•"""•',. •„-•:>:, Hearings on the borough's peti- hearing O]B the borough's crossing first grade visited the teams dropping three games. were'begun but. called off before At both the 9:30 and .11 o'clock night at 8 o'clock. Study., will be. New Britain during World War II. the prolect could be completed in elimination request, bdt the board yood came up-"trong to recent the distance for Coach Hollie Mas. Schlecte^s Hardware, which still lies were earned, making his their conclusion. They win be re- He again entered the front lines period of 18 to 20 months. tion for elimination of the grossing Palisade Park last simino, giving in for only two Track Meet services, this Sunday, the Reverend continued in the book of Thewev- denied this by inaction. Four mothers "helped with the < feelcs and culminated it* drive for holds a two-game lead, bowed earned nuLaverage a still tremen- played. • •'• . during-tne Korean War hi 1950-51. The PUC decision reads hi part: began in Newark on July 27,1065, walks, while striking out three, Set by dous 2.6. oac^ Jr. Sem Weekley's Cran- James S. Tiller, pastor", will preach elatlon. ;• ~- '..;• ' .";~ —•—-'"' and continued on March 7 and Sep- ervudon. last week by winning al) three times to Breen's Gold Checks, The. Pirates took a 6-3 decision 'the sermon entitled. The'Church After World War II. Sgt Loh- Plan Honor "Where this order, and decision and yielding eight hits. white second place Hayeck's Foods On Sunday. May 25. the Mid- CHS picked up its first run In d High track team narrowly of the board requires changes in or tember 13 in 1056. . The eighth grade, under sun-J from fflon and moving toWinning the mile and shot put from the Cubs in the National At Vour House." The Methodist man served, with the y. S. Occu- Garwood ScliolarsJup Cranford had it in the bar after lost three to Petersen's Dairy. The Jersey Companion Dog Training the second after Rahway pitcher missed tying Wayne High for the pation -Forces, In Japan, and M the removal,\fit the property' or A^the March 7, 1956, session, vision of Mr& Myrtle Chri4tie MI a half game of the ^op. ; events, the Cranford High .School the first ~ toning with five of Its v League opener. Edmond Hudson. r; .directed by Mrs.' William Three. Students To Mothers (fiontinved from Page 1) Dorothy Tearse. MUton Krfa,^ dairymen are now ta |htrd, a game Thelmore James struck out the side I, | and. 1 ges, wjll sing foMse Ye The !bases|/in California and North Car- construction of a street railway. Jersey Central entelabi atated that Sweeps were recorded Tuesday track team, finished fourth toth esix runs in the tin. pn three CUib will hold its ninth annual (U- ler to,thegOrst, , George, Wll- the winning pitcher, steuckiiout ll: combined — AH mothers a^- financial need, and such personal and. Joseph Troiano, toured 3th annual Union County Confer- and^a half behind Hayeck^ with! A double by GeergeuCnp with the Newark Board , r. /- ." by ViApius as the anthem olina before -leaving for Korea T tleS & character and leader- It, cranford Alliance and Temple walks and an equal number of Breen's bolduic down fourth spot. censed pbedtence jWsl| at|;Linden( batting l^, talked, stole at the 11 o'clock service. At 7:45 with the First Division, i" lending the 11 am. service at Qer- UNION United Nations building in Iteapu-EL The Alllance'plnners ence outdoor relays championships hits,: Jay French. John Sosnow- Airport, Linden, in conjunction second and, as the throw tosecon d the *>Tjrys loaded broke .up a pitch- track and field meet r wood Presbyterian. Church this BOROUGH OF KENiLWOF ability for success in college York City recently on the last Thursday at Westfleld High Errico Trucking, which has er's duel'to put the Pirates in «he Saturday at Schools* Stadinm, :'.: '.'•'•fli Sunday.; evening • the Methodist Returning from Korea, he was I topped First Pres. 1 while Emanu- aki, Ben Jones,< George .Williams staged a garrison finish, chalked with the Plainfleld Kennel Club's by the catcher dribbled into abort Youdr Fellowship-of. senior .high In Poster Contest Sunday, Mother's pay, wiU be giv- Synopjli of Audi* Rip 1«7 educational trip. Field. A powerful and balanced and Fred Spotts touched all four lead. Joe Gatto was the losing Newark.- • •••-•'• ; ••;_-., •'•.•;. stationed at Twenty-Nine Pahns. Olarshlp winner who main- up three more win* Friday night all breed show. center, went to third. He crossed studentswill meet at the church. KEJ^WORTH—Three borough Calif., before being assigned toen recognition, and there will be Combined Comparative Baltftct Shtwt - --j- Union combine was the meet vic- bags, with Jhn Shaw; Spotts, and the plate on a whack to left by Pete hurler. Randy Nelson led the los- The Oougars, below, par because 1 'actory ' personal and 2- by sweeping the VFW and are now . .The Woman's Society- of Chris- students are among award winners recruiting ^duty at Lancaster, Pa^,special presentations to the- oldest', „.•,:. ASSETS1 ' T . B»ft«.H»T Dec 31. Mtt F. Laird reported that the school! tor. Wood getting the hits, In addition to the regular classes Andersen. . • ' • ers' offense with a two-bagger. of wet grounds, tallied 16 potets to mother present and tothe-mothe r fitanaardst wOl retain banking program Lhas been winning the odd game were: J. Seth Weekley*4 Cou- in fifth place while the lions Club Wayne% 16%. fa the Group 4 tian Service will ho 1 d Its Mayin th* 1058 American Automobile three years ago. He will be given Cash and "Investments •,•:——I $ 8oa.9iT.ie 'iie scholarship, throughout;. the I Calvary Lutheran ojwr. Osceola Coach St Mary's retaliated for a single Judged, there will be a Junior Loading the bases In the first In the Pony League, the Blues With the most children in attend- iw.Boi.sa successful this year. To date, 1 gars scored 16 points to finish one moved up the ladder by sweeping defeated'the Stars rbrnprtitipn. Union High made S4 meeting at the church at 8 pjn.Association National Safety Poster an overseas assignment in the Ori- Taxejs, Assessments «e Liens Receivable • _ 101.481.47 normal perwd.of college attend- Paul's Lutheran over St score In the opening frame and a Obedience' Handling competition frame and.remaining inactive.in by a score of on Tuesday. The final work ses- ance. ..-•• • .' v ,,..,<; •.-. . •. ••• a,78aj8 3.147JM point behind third plaice Jefferson Swan Cleaners. 5-2. " points to finish second bfhlfd pow- Contest, it was. announced.today ent tor his final hitch. , • ., . Accounts Receivable :.::..:....:.:..!...:.:.;>--~- ,inee, nbt to exceed four years.. similar one in th% second, each on that Is always a popular attraction the swwidt the twHinnf managed sion ^f the Methodist Men's Club . There will be a special program PropertyAcquired rj^Tax TitleMen Th*nce , |uu|tr rain. .Frank Byrne for Ccanford.-Herb Ehlers, a sen- nieritary school, commendation, He is the brother of Lt. Charles TOTXL ASSETS'..^...... : , ...:.:.|^^^i^ $1^03,406^9 . The rneeting was conducted by IX I Paul's E & R 1, Linden Pres over by Ben Jones after stealing sec- Dogs must be regulirlylBStered crossed the Robert Witt and Ronald Smolinskl, Lohman of the KenUworth police "A Command, a Responsibility i r v St Paul's, Methodist and Temple The overall time of 3:37A threat- ond and moving to third on > 184. in breed or obedience competition Rahway filled.out the rest' of got three of the Bmes hits, with ior., took the only'first with a 844 and a Promise" will be the sermon " LIABILITIES. VIS AMD SUBPLOT tftlyftle W ;W Davis; Davis, chairman, chairman. Supe. Superr - from Page 1) ened the meet record of 3:36.' Bob Others with 300 or Delia Salla picking up the fourth, effort in the 440-yard run. Ken le Sclerosis both Harding School, and primary, department. He spent part of his •niendent hof Schoolls Lewis F. Beth-El 1 over lift Pres 2. ' : fielder^ Choice situation on 80s- and must be owned either by thetheir seven run complement in the honorable mention, Betty J. Bur- topic oX the Rev. Eric S. Tougher, liabilities: : Garwood Bowl/ and Ramshaw, Rich Rooey and Alvoy nowsU's bouncer to third; above wertr Roberts, Errico handler or by a member of his or sixthJ On two hits. Jack Khoeler, while for the Stars, Gene Dohn Weeks was a double scorer, with a latest leave at the home of hia :..:...•....:. ^$3ao,0O0i0b $ 335,600,00 is secretary-t for Bowling 209 or better were: E. had two hits.with Dennis Byrne nett, Harding School. <- mother. ' ; -> ' ''. •-'•; 'pastor: Sunday School classes will Bonds Payable J Hardware, replacing nose . Kutsera.First Pres, 1, S38; R. Fttl- Mitehell were Ehlers' teammates. The summaries: . Trucking. 233; DiTullo, Uons dub, her family. Handlers-and dogs will Thelmore James, Joe Williams—r Campaign May 18 ; Accounts Payable and 214; Ford, Lions -Club, 204; R. Pe- and Tom Egah dividing the re-the dot pot. Rich Irutcney took ., K£MLWQRTH >- A- dDor-to- The national contest drew a meet at 9:45 a.m. . ...'/ '." Schlectert and Flbro. The otttol Pres. 232; J. Saba- The fastest quarter in the event, be Judged in a grou, _p in/th, e whwo wa s foufur for four in the game Warner Dalton will lead a dis- . • 5—• • Appropriation. Reserves'...... • • *. Members of the board of direct- was run by Paul Manson of Jeff, French, STc* tersen, Petersen's Dairy,.: 209; v maining two. , ', fourth in the tow hurdles and Torn dpor appeal for contributions torecord-breaking total of 12,087 en- SwoowiUi 3. straight Novice exercises. .. The pJpJackk KovacsK . and Barry Hender- Piatid Accompanist cussion of "Hob Opportunities" as Special.,Deposits ....;.,....i....Ji.....i:...... , 10.MJ.p3 m are Mr., Davis, A. T. Mosca. whose 50-second time brought the Thomnien, Petersen's Dairy, 202; To a number of boys from both OVrien was fourth in the broad. vfhe fight against multiple sclerosis trants from.. •more than' 1,500 Local School Tax ....,,...... ,.„ ...'::... 150.ftfltt.0p catessen, Pete's and VFW. Krichman, Temple Beth-El 2, loom. B. e' youngsters will be Judged solely son all scored .while four glaring the Senior Westminster Fellow- Mr. Harl.. T^, Ljurd, Mr. Werth- TeeJays from far back to a run- WUllamt. O. lb Harcey, Harco L 211$as to the efficiency with which Cranford errors did ail but theteams. It was, their first Pony will be conducted in KenUworth schools in S5 States. In the NewFor Memorial Recital Regional High School Tax ., '.'• 85jOOu.OO Weln, MM. Myra Leonard and 1115; C, Roberts, Trinity, 206, 111; League game. In this group, for Unable to use a hop because of Jersey Auto Club's three-county ship convenes at 6:45 pjn. Sunday. : Special Funds Accumulated ....'..:,... ai7.plJ.08 |f. Cowell, Chufwood Pies, 310; O.nerup finish. ' . Diets, Harco Chemical. 313; Del-they handle their dogs, merits of funning for them. ' .on Sunday, May 18, it was an- GARWOOD. — Miss Gloria Mps- Ping pong will be played and re- /llchard Harper, Sr. . " the Blues, were Mike Calmcci. 'Joe the water in the drde. Weeks put iounced today by Martin H. area of Essex, Morris-arid Union, ca, daughter of Borough Clark and Improvement Authorizations-...—... * ,7,600.00. p, enderson, Calvary Lutheran, 203^ A standout heave of 50 feet, 10 Gandio, Howland Agency, 300; Ftt- the dog hot to count- Relief hurler Bill Wooley came T freshments will be served. rules commit^ Inches: by Ken Weeks — the best I singer, Howland Agency, 311;;Hop> Di'Fabio. Dean EllichkoC Hal Ma-the snot standing; stOL He got off Oleirn, KenUworth campaign cfasir- awards. wjfere won by 39 students, Mrs. A- - Mosca of 329 North Reserves: ^ •."•''••;.•"'•"'•, /:• '• • ..:..^-•...•'. f In addittcin. tothe . Gritschke, 2ton_ Lutheran," Mrs. Louise ~Crater, show secre- in for the seventh and struck out Meeting at the same hour..the For Certain Assets Receivable —.:. .138,095.33 104.452.87 ee, other working cbinmitteebi s in- of the day! — paced the Cougar per, Cranford Shoe, 216; Brough- tary, of 20 WendeU place. Clark, three of the four men he fsfeed, han-and Bob Morgan, while for heave of 45 feet. 10 inches, five. jrnari . . •/. .'.•'"••"..••.• . • ./• _.'.-•• hlghesi-mimber hi the club's his- avenue, will be piano accompan- ?lude the; following: Industrial, Swinging Doors Replaced | I j. Gudor, ZionLutheran, 301; H. the Stars. Pete-Linley.Bai Burr. feet off his mark in.the Union , .,.' According to an. announcement ist for several selections at, the an- Junior Westminster : Fellowship For Acquired Property ....:..... J S3.070.00 85360.00 ,tCrsAf^ Methodist t, 202; shot put team to a dose victory. ton, lind's Pharmacy,, 203wil; l Ditake- entries at the show. No with the other gettingDO by means : _;; „.. Will discuss "Parents and. Home ' For Other Purposes...... ".-...... — -., 3,383.37 lidward H. Tiller, Mir. Mosca and GARAGES ALTERED Cranford nipped Union by .18 in- Glovanni,NBarne4t!s Liquors, -20J; CauatM Conference meet on Thurs-V • from the Upper New Jersey 'Gnap* , safety themes' are illus- nual JotuvEarle Newton Memoriat , 1.40498 Mrs. John ..Teuscher; brganiza- IR Plage, Lindeid n PresP , 202302;CC .H Hay- advanced, ent^ or _ fee is required.of another of CranfordVsix errorsV I. :..-t'-'& Folk," with Kathleen Tougher"'a> Surplus .:...;...... ;..:;.....;...... • .:.....w.:,....;;....™:^. • 8^060^7 • ^'.,'-'....•.''..•,'.''••) -. ' '• • • • ches with a total of 175 feet, seven Russell, •s liquors, 216; Zobel and • Jim Donnelly were' day. That toss led the Cranford; ter of the National MultipleScle~ trated by the contest posters: "Be Recital at 8 pjn. Sunday in Eliza- 418^577.15 ijlohs, Joseph troiario, Blrs. Am, Cranford Methodist 3,. 202; Entry is open to children and dogs CHS pitching: "was very good con- leader. ,' - ; \ , '..-••••-. .y I j, ph toaro, Blrs. Leon CUSCTHIC OPERATORS inches. Paul Oiefenbruch, John. Perry, Peppermint. Room, .261; attending the show,; from either sidering the circumstances, with playing 'their' inaugural' jawn» shot put team to victory in jfoslp Society, May 18 has been Extra Alert in Bad Weather," beth Rodman. Voofhees Chapel, TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES \t&& andd Robert, Ecob. and business; |F. SimoBson, Cranford Methodist Gold, Standard Lumber, 303; Ny- this 13 to 15 year-old I SURPLUS ....— «...,.rr Mr. Davis, Arthur Walshe and Mr. the'other CHS weightrnen. Standard—Lumber.' 209; K. The- umpires. Andy and Len i-of-the campaign lfl:-"I •School's Open—Drive CarefuUy.!t Open-to the public without charge, l.tberan.}«). """ ' Deadline for entries of the reg-compared to a five and two slate meeting of the Session will be Compirativ* Statemwit 6T OfMfatidfi* and Siirplut — *ttarper.i. — Or. W. Larch iTenius Pbtvers Memorial Field. A third field, at Shors. K. cf ..-. meni, . commissioned Offl<*- For 3 Scouts cuss .Training HabiU and Disci- He ranked fifth in ditional games of the 13-team loop Kboeler, J. .. {mists' dob last Thursday night individual • average • among the starting Tuesday, according to| (Boulevard), James. T. p __. KENILWORTH —.Three Boy pline" at the last meeting of the participaUng bowlers. . ,'-, \ high games, Joseph Ttoeo, 236, and t Commkmityy *4HHyfl«flt t CranhCranchv Scouts from" Troop 82, will re* year of the;,Oarwood PTA^pre- PeteJWeh.yOialrman. Tuesday," Chiefs vs. Beavers at TOTAL 33 7 • 5 h*s*«4ukl«:tt»e.oc*twe£t: Unam! Field No. 2, Bears vs. An- 1334 SS1 Mr. Cotemini . whwho wi in wfeeaAwfeA. \tti Star Awards «t a Court of school committee Tuesday eve- 899, and Cknfd ;_ o t o o o » o Dr. Edmund Jonnkln*, Is an at- Tomorrow, Boyle-Midway vs. J. gels at Memorial, Colts vs. Blues RWnvay inor.Jb be h^ld tomorrow evenin- g at 8:15 pjn, (n the Fh^ EwaE M Petersfen. 584;; Class C-. v Ul ___., ...... o o o s e- s o ttraey with an office In Irvinaton. Sch^l pafeterla. A Question and B. Williams and Robinson's Nurs- at Nornahegan. '• • "'" •' ' : •' i ning . at Community Methodist ery vs. Breen's, both at Memorial; high games, John PPedorfav 220, Comba. .Dettmar. lie to referee of the Ifillbum Ju- Church. •.'. '.'.'...:-... _..." answer period wUl follow. opponents ei the season and Harold Hopper and Michael renfle Commission awl former An intVfif^n' of new cr Wines and Tuesday, Jokers vs. Royals, VFW Donaldson Wins Match The Scouts, Robert Murphy., . rJtmrewi, team In the Cranford vs. Harris Limited, both Memorial, Jacky, 209; high series, Walter SBOX STORES lodge of the Workmen's Compen- Arthur VUale and Richard Wslck, wUl be directed by Mrs. Fred GUL I gjes which defeated it in its first Uquors tea Rdnbold, 587; ana John Almqulst ltt 1SB ITS - ." Csp|. Edward A. T. Donald Cue tor several years. and Sunset Tavem~v8. Black Lab- IM 148 141 the ROBERT E. BRUNNER lation Court in HHfainftlf! • wUl receive their awards from g president, as bet last I two contests. V Bowling Lea : of •- Cranford, representing els; Unami. >'. , •" . „ and Karl Knierim. 566; Class ia iso 143 338th Ordnance Battalion of Mor- Other new officers ate: VkeEdwar- d Dorrell, institutional re— act In that capacitypy . '''"',;,..'; •/ /'' On Thursday, the Cougars suc- high games, Anthony Tineo, 241, SIS tnstdents. Fred Beta awl Albert «bs chub catch fat up m the LaksT Wednesday, G-Meh vs. South 14S 178S . ristown, won the 600-yard slow preKnuiUve of. the church. . The annual June picnic, .to ,be I rambed to Platoneld by a 8-0 and William Ridley. 211; high ser- .. IS IS us «m; treasurer., Ralph Woodhead. held aVttusJ^^ marking at the CHS, courts while MteUga»0rese- bay waters. It ranSlders, Pharmaceuticals vs. Boyle- fire rifle match in the annuannual J/'-A Fifteen Scouts will also receive at:2JO0,ej)o anrmaUy fa four years Midway, both Memorial; Thurs- ies, Walter Jahn, 556, and William TOTA1^_ :„ (M IS First Army .22 caliber pistol d directors, Thomas a total Lawrence Clavin's home room de- KBRICO TRUCXDIO 3 DcUaSala. Jr. _._ 191 That JU,Tax 0)Uector holhldd M salle ffor delinquent taxes and RETURNED 2 DAYS AFTER PICK-UP time on Friday with defeat by Don 1TO Cndln>w*kl _^___ 143 HARDY VARIETIES ;. ^:^-j"....^ McGul coming by a 6-3, 6-1 feated Joseph Petorojelli's team, building nance be Amended to authorize the pay- 7 DIFFERENT COLORS •i'W Cktftlng and Cold Srorag* Alto ftroke.-^Spaldlng feU 6-3, 6-8 to 7-6. Ronald Ritter-was the win- TOTAL—.—-. 14» 69c k. offeeTtolhe luildG ng inspector, toconnectio n with sign. Jim Dunn and ^Chernev 6-3, 6-2 to ning pitcher, while John Pierce STAMDABO UMBSBS and moving Udi US ing permits. ['Howie Wtchansky tocomplet e the General Supply the loser. . • . •. M ' iual staternenbi required under Its. 40:5-15 be filed New Mapl6trMt Uundry, Inc. tingles competition. ^ . ALL OF OUR PRICES ARE AT LEAST 30% THAN 'gi-- id the. future by the Board of Health. . Markowldk That aU mterfund debt be Undated during the year of 1058. The McVey-VaJdacoVblne lost ••'.; '•: Company •»:•• . A. Tlnw Garwood All-Slara Weisttt — ACTUAL VALUE! <••••: Cdll Pkilnfield 44667 'M • JBEKEWCK X STEFANY 6-2, 6-2, to , Jerry Vospin ant UaranttoaW ; • , • Registered Municipal Accountant No. 269 Wichansky with Taavoste ' and 336 Cttifanbl Avwwo Seeking Baseball Tilts O. Uttbart nirani. '• •. " —-For Firm of — '"• Blosser rounding out the Cougars' The Garwood All-Stars, a group Handicap F.J. STJEFANY tc COMPANY ' seasonal "dean slate" with a 7-5, BR 60505 —Crantord of 18 to 16-year-old boys, TOTAL Lorgo Selection Off m • CernfleoT Public Accountants' > 8-3 loss to Ed Sadin and Ed string baseball games with teams ' / • .'• ,'•••• . • "• •••' '5-15. Stern. T in surrounding towns, it nounced by Dante A. Costa, super- TOTAI. r ,1 in Spate and visor of iccicattop;.' . yaaau EWEIGIEERS - FL0IE1IIG r|ttd also psrtld- T. Lombardl ffT.MMI! The team Is ready to play games J. Ktoewctter PRIZES • StMns Bo* away or at their home field at J. TJnaml Berk. Those Interested in TIEES-PEtEHIALS-Er AM. bookings are rtqucsted to contact Mr. CosU at home, 438 Third av- FORMS enue, GarwoooV / HAYECK-S rOOOS • rjaMarco _.—_— 1SS a. VaiiehUd _ l»t IKE ML TBI (UK •a gtsea. decerata4 van gilded 4r*> TOTAL w.___— H>* No»...lsi. a*j* bra* *M n» . Of . •/ CITUmW-CHBOWICTX 1 cohuruiB are teerustal brUlsacs, eajoymaat and wftty of . Kiity Hawk FRIDAY and SATURDAY aph a sort of pacta, CMM witk bearlsg bsttefirltll #*»* wit ~ rBS is. \ ret mirntah." ' Coos m tot a thrtfang f»t« dsa- BRING SAMPLES OF YOU* SOIL to OUR oostnuioo. Youf nod that Zeauh th* yoa al nw bsaefts ©f thtf FOR FREE TEST. 6 f «i^<«r-Btsthosr which Is m |i WeH Uttat b Our Cmtet •I didn't know It wcw (oad#d KNOWN TOTAL the natural way to bear. TUa'ls an anth*>tlt aUplasdc model of. the world1, flnt suocmful airplane. Scaledfrom the orltjnal "Uyingmachin." built and Sown opplyto fogd a t wtl as MWIIMT BiQB WONPHS fOi WINDOWS by the Wright Broth**. /^ • ••/•.•• . TOMAN! "Whs* You Buy ft At A«fcUli*'« You Buy HM V«ty Bttr" us us Simply' fabulous . . . what happeni to your window* ass 41? when you call SHOMAN'S SHOT-AT-HOMC CUSTOM Wm MNW *^«500 • «250-<1OO HOT WATIft I CMJ» S «. MAPflY SeaVlCII Our tolented dtceratora spMd' to fcr test U WereUTttr * 'ajislii • 1 Tr»—e US US OPEN DAILY your home with eleoanl Ideal, exQuulta fabric*—plenty i Ut} Writing ContMt for Saving Bond Hoy tot*. St klWyWOl I: of both! With a flick of their swatches; window* a/« Eight PMse*. SpacuJ prfM Airptea* 9 A.M.tot P.M. wonder* . . . and there's absolutely no charge for tki« ' TWp and 4-day Holiday te Wash- ywar foron Anirud UgoJ Ckwdc-vp. Yonand REAL ESTATE thop-at-hoin* service: Picture window* and odd wlndowr- Htmw Awtttd iMhooaa lor test ington. IXC, sad Kitty Hawk,' your family wiU U tt» dwsff HABOWABUC our »p«cialryl Sherman'* custom d>ap*ri«*.cofjl fo», far JM IBBI UBMV 133 M in Uuthan you'd ever QAM*«—-ond the retult loolit lik* a. entry blank tor National Lsttsr • '•.'. . • .. ' '• • '• ' US mllllonl Merely phono lljelow 8-9600 or PloInfUld YEAHLtSHAim PAINT 5-1804 and our 4.eco*Qtor will be at your door I. m FREEDELlVfRY 198 170 OPEN SUNDAYS 14* ?A.M,totP.M> SHEtMAN*S OECOKATOtS - • . IISMifai St. rn NEWAIKi432 SprlngfUIJAve. (Pur Only1 OfPLAINFIELD 340 North A h f. rroat S», . mm TtL Mt M474 - Oorwood — ktnUwOrtr) ISO I. ST. GEORGE AVE. — HUsrf^ «W» — AOMitt>51l4 T#i. SUnt«t 9-1530 ot>tx>o«>ty mm~ fflkhtm* \ \ •'/. V •'v': .^ v^]?^7;^$v:^!i;|?%^

Jan^Mbjn«i RUshani Sa«o tale, frank Johdis, Michael Pat. Carol Talc n car; dlstributdr, district manager, metnbor of the High School PTA ation has been accepted Cor at- nounccmbnt" o> the company's Serving on Committee Wtowr "" ""*" " '" -SftraSW 4*TK—Mrs £^,W^ Mcwc6mb-EvMy tarn assistant zone manager and tone tendahrf at the anmial plant wUi-comc-aftcr-contract-no- Trinity Couples Siith Oradess Mrsi Mabelle Judy Miller, Irene wr manager successively at Buffalo. served as co-clwirman of the citi- C«rt»* Sonioar 16 be held there For Ai^mial Meeting Seventh grades: Mrs. Eleanor gotlations have been completed for Tonabta, kin—Emilia Fevola, Kay Eskfe. ger, Phyllis Btodsky, Sandra cjfael O'Brien, Theriia \Vi N. V., uiitu August, 1954,' when he aens* committee which raised funds in Ji Robert M. Crane of 420 River- The Mothers' AnOiMry of the Miss Winona Kewcomb -i- Halas—PhylUs, Brodsky,. Ronald was made manager of the Newark the new. plant. ,Hc reported sev- Will Sw Films Helli* Cox. JoAnne Kavericki 8ti<> >Ud» Mary Petraeca. BIrs. to honor the-WS7 Cranford High Subjecis coveted will include eral manufacturing concerns have drive is; serving'- on - the ar- Crsntord pOSHf 'Baaikau ••lieagdas sah Krutger, .Barbara PjetTP, Mary >N«unia[n--Sandra. Barclay,- Aloia, Ariecn Goodreds, Stanley dlacose, Muriel Rego,' Lorraine tone. Two year&,laterhe was'made School .Group OI State Football The' Wakefern Food Corpora- Films on vacation -time and Ctaniter, WUllani Bhieldn, traffic -problems; police admin- shown interest in the South av- rangements committee for the mt&nfc at Maomiflah, feuen ^rken James Richard Caponetti. George Frank, Ruth Grown. Kathleen Frandano, Wallnsky. Mrs. Sylvia ShaDltc— Sobetiewskl. John Sttipak. Mr*. New, York zone .manager And ohChamplohs. sports orc^plannwl for the'regttlaf itdd Its Christlansoh. Robert Bucci, istration and basic^ management tion, which preaenUy has iU head- Kaetmarski, Susan Mnheld, Allyft Grenville Lyon, James MaceUaro. Denhla'Knipliiskli Diane Madson. Robert Bucci. ' •' ' ' Mary Neumsn-rRuth Crown, Ar- ^K Djurtiain dt 17 Dart- May 1, 1957, he was promoted to - Mrs. Durham and daughter wrtl enue building here but ..there U innual mectinc of the Union meeting of tHc Trinity Couples' thur tlipbrtl, tennis Kruphtskl, erly BroedeL • . ' easterr»"rvgi(in- manager. . . principles of a police department. quarters and principal warehouse no definite buyer as yet. : . • County Tuberculosis arid Health Club set'for .'-Wednesday-evening Shepard, tflchael ii&QS^ Anthony Mrs. Alma Cajumarota-r-Patrlcto Andrea Reed, Lbts Svltak. -':.. fttcreiaBiaar««a .. . I jnouth road, eastern region mari- join Mix> Durham In Flint follow- Tbe~aenunar also will .give those Ttiursda? CvcnanaV Bui Oerhart, Sue JKetfce. Mrs at 715 South avenue, east, has at the church. .••. . .'• •.;—', • '5 I^ers, William 8*lb»rt, Maureen Rein. John. Mistretta. Carol Keyes, Miss Virginia Beach-Oenevicve On the progress honor roll are: He. will be succeeded in Newing the dose of school next month. Expansion plans of the company League, to be held in. tno cafeteria , Mr*** Mwvla K«t^ eh»Im«n. of Mabel Anderson — Ronnie Urgu- '•• !r in flew York during the past n opportunity to" be- •sat In Ola toaaatty aj Hw snorting Joyce * Galka,. Susan, Ferguson. a, Dana Hope. Faust, Mary Fourth Grades: Mrs. Pearl Pfcdejr- York by Arthur J. Kemp, mana- purchased an 18-acr* rneadowland hove proved too big for any prop- of' Merck and Company, Rah way, Mr. and Mrs. Jay White and Mr,- of tba Klwaais Club at ~" the by-laws committee, presented ifcCtevha, '' karjusriie • fiantcr. hart, Glen Thomas. Donald Jncoby, Banking Unit • y«f for the fiulck Motor Division come acquainted with the uni- and. Mrs. John Goodman arc in. Gerard Dehncr, Pamela" Apfel- inghlUv David Adlcr, Carol man—-Ricky Apfelbaum, Richard ger of the'Southwest Region at tract iit Elltabeth oh which it erty available In Cranford, the at*W p.m. May, 26. . 1 M> a the propoted^by-lawt of the auxil- Mlsa Rhode nosnow fatwt, Drta- I- MoLa 1 versity^ Traffic Institute innd the charge of the program. Tho films kas Restaurant .^? fj*/'* baum. ::-:__~'f -—•••• ^,-iwenck. MWi Maple Anderson Eckloff, John McGevna,^ Jo«tph Howarof Mullen. -—-; ,Clarence H. Doty_ of 23 Mohawk I Qf Gont-ral. Motors,' lias been ap- •pokesnuin said. • ' '.•.'• iary. A dtociiitlon of jhe by-laws |( Dallas for the, past-year. Going to Seminar Traffic Division of the Interna- plans: to build a »1J5OO,OOO food Speaker will be. Dr. Edward H. are entitled. "Aqua Thrills," ''Fun • The sptalniT, Ihtrdlluoaa I eoU, UYard Ko»aekyvWilliam Al- RademacHer, Walter Urban. Mlsi Eighth .grades: Miss Margaret drive, who is'associated win, ,h ' IBolnt ! manager .of.;market re- .The local 'building, which;has ; Miss Mary Jane Curley—Jef- —Connie .Corctone. Jearietto Cur-. Mr. and Mrs. Durham and their RoblUek, attending physician and ward M8ttsowicDt WHSWBI DM .ay-HWalter Boright, Donald Klei Community Bank 'bt.iLind*-n, *•',« with headquarters, at tional Association of Chiefs of Po- distribution, center for centraliza- in Florida," "Mountain climbing" b' Lytm Murphy, Lynn*. tfeu- frey Anderson. Gregory pel torso, Us! Lynn DeRick,mosemary Fogel. Doruthy Matthews, Fifth. Oride-^ daughter, Judith, a senior in Cran« lice. : ;•'•.; •••••:.•'• :•.'-,'-,'.; •'.;•:. . in area of 40,000 square feet.was director of medical service at Sea ln*lvinf refligfes fot ^ftom to Mrs. John ,W. Ytodbrfco was ap- iL1 pu>.- main office in Flint, Mich. At Northwestern tion of facilities now located here andL'"Picturcsqye Hawaii." " yonderaa, Walter Dfercks. Wilma Benko, PBtrlcla Futtte; Pa- ment, James ; McGevna, Howard elected chief counsel of the Kiir, ford High School," have been red- given a valuation of $250,000 when View Hospital, Staten Island. The bat t>'. became smoother. • • \ With Chuck Wilson as caller, | >',stie also, outlined some,ol the ''%; 31 attended by 46 couples.

things bemg done by united chinch ; isi'a; ':'• ,/ ••.. • /••./•• j".-'.-V ••'•'• ': ^1 agtnetea to relieve distress ~ln other ••/' '""''••.'Mil f. £""-'•'}. Mayfalr Checkers part* be tba work! baaUUeHufag- A •>''•• • Win Stale Honors LeHoy George of thtfClar k dub, . r, :••••*"' ' •'''' i' . In the annual champion check- ••...i;i.:^^ K. f . Brown trf the PUlntleld ehib er contest conducted by the Ka- and Otto Fwrene were fuetts at tional Cash Register Company for- M^_\ 1 fee masting.' lames V. Rervtck ' -»<• the New Jersey Food Merchants* L1- .ii-.; Jj^J ; * .Association-Convention in_.Asbury I *v * Park on Sunday, Mayfair Super- markets., won first- and ' second New Slate Elected places. . •_'••• . • ••;•••.'' ••' ..'—- This ' contest was1 open to all'

/ . ,/• m I h cashiers in the state, and/judging 'lU:1:,* By Elks Auxiliary was based on acciiracy, speed and Mrs. Donald ttRichards was fm courtesy. Of the 40-New Jersey elected president of the Women's i\ cashiers who entered this contest. Auxiliary of ibe Cranford-EOcs \ 1*4 Mri. Marilyn Maksymovich won., t^jdge at a recent meeting. t i the title of. "Champion Checker of - Other officers for' the. coming NcwJersey/' Mrs. Maksymovlch Is year were named as follows: Vice- a Mayfair cashier in Red Bank. president, Mrs, Kenneth Fbrrestal; .She won this:title by checking out- recording secretary,^Mrs. Joseph a S6.16 order in the record time of Ryan; corresponding, secretary, -J,^.-.;«vS*r 21 Vi seconds. This is a repeat per- Mrs, Paul Chrlstman; treasurer; • WW£i&'# (ormancc for Mrs.- Maksymovich. Mr*. H. ft. Kirwan; sergeant-at- who. three years ago. won the same r arins, Mrs. Walter Lyttle, and -—Jfc •'• ••*.: -Mm n ••• ••• \m chaplain. Mrs. frank Coons. 1 i - ,;•**.„•.>^^^l V"1^-^^-^Visaa^ Mayfair nlso won second place ,.The new officers will be Installed •i .- I at a dinner meeting in June. ' with'the help of a\'\i' year old high—school senior /Miss Carol Plans were completed for a card V/ **" T ' f' (f>? Proctor',^whp~l»ju*art-timc em- . party to be held tomorrow night ployee at Mayfalr% Plainfleld su- at Bay Leaf Memorial HaU in Oaf- permarket. Miss Proctor checked wood. Proceeds will go Into the flfo Effects • • •Hundreds & Himdreds Prices the $6.16 order in 25 seconds. - '' fco^ building fund. ' see fUw.ies sife WM, PI6NCTS Realtors Women's Unit . • J, • :•'•• Daughters to Give Has Luncheon Meeting IDaT rUpS 1 TUtIP FRESH . Twenty^one members of the Bible to School •fffeiocel Women's Association of the Cran- •>}'•• A Bible will be presented to. the YouSovaOn » ford Board of Realtors attended a m luncheon meeting last Thursday new. Livingston Avenue School on GRAI l 1 1 : i WM&5M\>&-^. I at the home of Mri. H. T- Deter- Baua^r SV'^^DjT^ IfaTijr Ut» wwUDBOU GO0DS > .i;:-'.\' r.- ', «,'>K:;V>'. 10 •- 95c Part On Food eral of the members. made re- ffficers May 14. It was. reported. cordings of their voices. • - Mrs. Caarisa JohhsoB. Jr. is chair- *;}X£$Si Rival D«f Food . .... 3 , v «nan of the committee, aided by irr •*-—•• -.• '--— lbs. Elwood MUter. Mrs. George i-'ii-A^ New Jet-sty Lawrence, Mrs. John Piacheda, Red Heart On Fwd . . . 3 WEEK-EItt ^'.ii'i''"':'*'''*"' • r:^%M Mrs. Arthur Warner, Flak9 Pie Ctiot Mil <> ?*" ... - - ,^^'^V • • 4' V tbe council, was honored at tte arganlxatkm> Mnd, jonlvtrsafr Bosct Chodiate i^lVr1-,."1 Fieer Witt . . v ^--Tlh celebration. - -•••.--.•- .•»• ; ll : Speakers were Mrs. Etsie Tyle ... \ ajf' yjini—i, , Mrs.' Ota . QeoteQ. Granulated iVGMteat; , . r—aSc Springfifld. and Mrs. Sarah Salt.} ill DOZ SCROLL FENCE Clark, all deputies. Gtsasta were I • • •*• ••. • •'.. '' ;s)>s Vhty) Wax . . . <—• 85« 100 ft. x 3 ft. tin. Mary MiUer, Mrs. Xmrnal [ill loauutt Muth and Mrs. Ruth Buhlman. all TOPPING FO* OESSttTS •f dark, and Mrs. Adeline Schaf- mzL Seal Glass Wax ... ^-47c fr. KUzabeth.a member of the state llH Judiciary committee. • 'ivtirfri • ^. . . . .W^ 14c AMERICA'S FAVORITE 5-10-5 I0VIHH Tmbml llfeeli FERTILIZER By Hadamah Chapter ovEinisi Brifla $eap Pads - Mrf.WimamTabat.presideatof -CHUNK Pie BoaaUa-Craaford Chapter' af

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1 ^^^^^. .^P'S'^^^^W as*^^ "S^^^i ^a^^^^^^^^^a ^^^^^ ^~ ^^^^B^^BplP^^'^g^^^^^Sf if her wuik during tba past year* ;•*»#'' fftrKT WITH TU» fAJI EGGS LaFrance Bluttaf » . • k • she.entertained the executive immmmmmMSmm ENO PATCO 9-84 loard reoantly - at her kotna, It AMOUCA'S fAVOIITt ibetland drim. Ibe ptaaintatlen Clorox TURF BUILDER ns made on behalf of ..,;.'.. v"-,; 'i;-".f>>"--.T:1T! Napkins. <. . . aonwflTbT You Can RwUmt Your y fctaa 4^^fe ^ ;,.,o ' &Bkt Mra.WHliam YELLOW STAMPS • * Anytirrw During Cut Rite Wax Paper . BOVUNG ,.,,,.,. Kleenex WMltl •» CWOttD art-.. ! IEW 10W iraYOAY tfc;- S *— How Toil -idn On SP^- Scott Tewols. , Wotor SofftCHior I FAMOUS WaWerf Tissues • • SAIT * CkMkl MM heaties v 100 lbs. fin* $2JS . * BUCH.NUT 100 lbs. coars« 150 W 37*. PV. •: fs Cern Flakes 3 p^ I MAXWIUHOUH WATKINS mF m^m* FLAKE SALT v; '-COHntt|'M'B«sr NBC Shredded Wheat..—22c Vi 5101b.bogs $3 m Lf? MIOIUM • CHAMtSAMBOBM Peanut Butter ,. »-*~41< ^r '^B^gi^^gi^gMgiMgiW ' ->V " ' ' '• I I —PwstMl Ivory ... . 4 v- fresh > *Vi '.^gP^gsw •_ •, ^H^V , , I 1 Kraft trtaionnaise . . . .>«43« -a • ••-'J •• 20 Gal. $' EHUlt'ft FtiuMFiU. [^ 1 Kraft Mayonnaise . . . . ^75c tiie w^j| 75* ILLmm GARBAGE CANS ' '' ' 'mtitmtZiim' ~ ic $ cOFtll "• Cheer ' / I Hellfluntn's Mayonnaise . .'*> 43c JL ^ ^O t CHOCH rUIA i ^A CJ Surf Orange Q*d?l* I O'NUTl COHM-YJ1 • 1 Helmann's Mayoniudie . touttos 75* MARTINION'S 1 Heinz Ketchup . . . Mitu. 23c GARWOOD COFFIK 2-39c QVt HBt FlOWttS 1 iaResa Products ~™ Hg^QgCg|gsSMa^nEES3ail_ PAINT * HDWE. } SAVARON 1 ItHo Desserts . . . . .• '4-S3C FREE DELIVERY 25c 31 North v COVFEI OIIIDI CrlCftsri 1 Royal Desserts . . . . 4-33c 340 North Ave. 31c 488Bdukvcnrd, ft fANI(A irim i*. Garwood MEMBER: tWlN COUNTY OftOCERS . • fcligffa Cg^AMa^gSlgrfgV ' 'tin* * . .319U ING icajavrVv IHt Man* %9 WpHW %HHWWIW^W» •^•I^ «V^.IV uum ••. • COWII T«i.SUimt^1S30

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: •'..* ~'." ?-.. \-M 1/ warn ? or Sale Help Wanted-FemaU CH8 B.tod ond Mrs. F. Hce Chief Lester,.W,.Powel.W.JPo l as-' ketbatl, imetefV tlfte snd Hockey an trutneralf for Special[.imQUsine Service After the signed the detective Jburcou?to In squads who have; received letter balL :- PORCH scraem, 11 A>U. plus door. board Vt-Sligate;; numerar*awardsr RonovatlnS.. Main ' otfor.r'BlUdce 0- RUTHL.RICHINS Trlpi to all A pier. A dance entitlAd •"llustcal lln*.r*ttrin| at luncheon nounced-thl|i week. if; - 333J. --...,;...... • • • . '. ' . O00« aVlfMo . •:- >«»: wo..**:«*» and tthM _ PUlrifleld. inceoi 300 Memotie*." »porison»d fcyth e , Donald M. Rosancrantx of.. 105 "AmaMcaos shouild w-fc: OMtm tCEtXCL. II Inch, power mower, reel BOARD OF REALTORS MM! Morrow, chairman Local Men to Receive type". good condition. Bras* catcher In- Beech street received at letter for Multiple Listing Service (Monday off). Hava lor wt^din^ - Trip* to band, will take place, from « to sXECTHtC Rafrleeratots: on* apartment d"iSr% •» »anon W. » faat une that the grougpp Two branford men are among ey Club. Glenn D. Xllinger of 155 days of bardtiilp. wboo, gaa og-af sit* and-one large sire. BXliaboth 3- wig Beflmi. 3M Uneoln Drivt, «O Ond street. N. V. C. call BRIdge i- ElUabWh Cartwct Hotel, ElUabeth, following th« 8 o'clock maa 11aa 11:45 o'clock Saturday night at ... H, Hffman was ! worth. BaUda* " *~* I have a picnic lunch at the87 nufmbers of the Si: •pet«sr'sjht, Lincoln avenue, cast;, was awards - oooat «ow'-raUo*>a4.'. -r. , '"• . v :..• ,i' 3130. Call' afteitT l-p.rn. or * > 0-03M after a p.m.' ' Mrs. j«m«jmMM DDPf'o- r conducted Saturday and Sunday. . • • „ ihe high school gynuiasium. and installed as president rimer.home of Mrs. William J. stltute of industrial Relations stu- rrriMO KNOWSHOT WATI** UM RICCPTlONIST-TypUt - MflMd St Michaei'f Choir at the rtmss, PARTIAL contents of name. Reasonable. wale remove from pan con. woman, etaady position In Mrs.. James Walsh. Mrs. CD. Oll- Tickets may be put^hased from attlMaiMuaJliualnessmeeUng; ' •rrederlcki at Nejecho Beach In dent body to be. honored at the Sofa ' with down plUows and custom less heaters. Work don* ta your owa fewional,office..8 day wajk 1^ Miss MaO^en Heaghey' and tha WfdnesdayJBforning dub Adamston on May 19. '' traditional Night of Awards Mon- •lip cover, leather 'top coffee table, home by apscUlMcUlM. *U work fuaxaafuxa - EVELYN WADE and experience In reply Btt len ortd Mrs, William A! Klubnlk. members of the twirling squod. or THfi terday it the home of Mrs. " Ifs Something SPECIAL ... single ,maple bed. rollra-way bed. 30 teed. SchaiblflfUUmm SJoalSJlo ••»»»•••> 1 ' BaaHor-Iiuurar Cttlxan and Chronlcla. ^er mother, • 'MM. Helen Heagney, Mis. Harojtf Walsh wos In charge duy evening, at St. Peter's Prep Inch atMc .fan' and motor,, 0x15 Jum- Co., ADama StOS-tOW.W ' .. .' \"....'" U. ot the door. -''''•*}' ,:•,>'•"''•''••' W. Schroeder, 67 Nd place. Gymnasium, Jersey City. ro>"SomoonaM Spoclal—A Gift of a Lovofr Boll PERM for mer hit. large doll houM, Stafford- BABY siiiff, coMclentlou* pw»°«jj, «J» EttinMtM I played piano oelecttona for the cn- of the main table floral decora- ahlre' platu. «nuo.will receive For Sob lent condition.' 085. Good for..-summer SanguUlano, U Myrlte SttMt 'TW. Second floor, four bedroow*. two baths. L^s toustmlstreM. "j ; home or recreation room. UBidBO.-O- BRidg g-aes*. ' u V Twenty-two .new members were Kurtz; tickets, Dolores Elsboy, and Red Cross and4he U. S. Armed The-annual meeting of the* Un- Pope Leo XIII twd-ycar, award*., „ Priced from $8.95 to $18.00 nnt PADOTS AND CMAinXS Doris'Coy la BR Pin. rec. room W ..basement Well Und- JOSEPH LEVY 5 'ooTo. ',•••'• •'•'. . • :v •capsjd corner property. Asking. 830.000. The Rev. John J. Ansbro, pro- iecoratlons, Virginia Boardman. Forces Spedai Services Division OM coa* -Milli* flat IT YOU PLAN TO BUILD, repair or make inducted as the. society held Its ion County Chapter, American As- Let's Pamper and Please "MOM" .'.' Vtayl base, wall paint (TToSY FOR MOTHER).' ACcican violet* -.GENERAL CONTRACTOR -- during World War II. Sh* is active #•-—-i »,__ « _.#.»-___ « -_#.—__'a> ——••• —- • Alkgrd . Oat wall paint (or Indoors. UlccdirMI hcurt. Chinese alteration*. eaU T. JOHNSKN. 400 Oaa> of theology at Seton Hall monthly meeting Monday evening sociation for the United Nation*, 1 tral Avenue. BRidaa O-aMO. •• - tf 'J ' AU Colors - . ... . forsel-mc-nots etc. • Fdr . outdoors, d 'Li! ' ' following Holy Hour. Blessed rose* In thoyCranf^rd Dramatic Club will b« hold Wednesday evening Crahford Students Win Many am* and Trinkoto to Chooso From In Our Gift Hook' As*>Iy. with brush or roller.. Myrtle, pochytandra. Ivy; honeysuckle Work ranted - Fem<** 103 Adams Av». BWdpoi 6.1261 ... oh , Dlvtrie SKATS— Cai*. ru«h rattan. Work called were distributed to all members Palatine Chapter and j»ras -recently cjlectcd to tho at the First Congregational Church ehlgh Sports Awards ,J.tln Enamel. *or Iwld spots. Mock ' ormmc nauve "I live. In one of the moat btautlful1 SHAHEEN AGENCY, daya orarvenlng*. declaring: "Ajnerlca will Tht IIua*V White enamel I rhudedendroii,. wistaria, blue, ihydran- for and delivered. PLalnflald«« I :"-t* ^ _,.. intaet a| long fa we keep Two Cranford Mudents at Lehigh Powdor-Puff ' 'nrebowtnc ' gea. Clnud Aturday and Surediiy. Bcn- WMMII (chi( n toM a psytNatrtpyNatrt* w«^to 1 UnitedTFund. , J fi ncrs ahrdctiVl one Hainittan > avenue, fii t | Vl2C „••!,••!K*y*••, K*y*•••«.« . chauUeurachauUeurad • V -* liealtpi*8 ; (jod ia the picture." » 0, The now members include: Mrs, Chairmanship, A nominating icommlittcc hooded' UniverHlty. ; BoUilehem, Pa., are. floor ,t'"'*h i' " V' fist | WOMAN wuhawtthMo Ilaundry work,. IWashing , Battettor bouse paint ' CadillacCdill , two awlmmlng pookk* • (one tor .. UMortb A«*»'B. • Alexander. Varoulck. Mrs. T. UUite* te/Wedilf ,T)i by Willl|orn Pakrmo, Jr., of (Linden ^^',— SUnwt 9-1721 — Garwood ASPHALT DRtVKWAYS. onuhea ctoa*, to tkae ma and Itonbig. «o do at hoaaa. Can father Atisbro la also chapioln among 53 members of l>Bhlgh bas- White and Color* fill dirt, Arlvawaya excavated, rront the children!, a btUeoplabtUeplar to take ma Mrs. Edward Mulhall, Mrs. Jamet . ' 1053, she ti&s1 : Asbestos Shine*) paint CRUI, mattress and. chest: Q. K. sun- end loader lor hire. Joseph La Bractp, to thh e beacbh clublb; belonbl g tto threth e exclulu- FO* PROMPT AND RELIABI.E -^ of CaWwell Collego. He completed To Mrs. Albury Will submit n i*-U' o' olTlccrB~'- -~ .•-'- Kim- 4amp with timer; dr«fMn« board. *ltde •lvi e sotltf clubs lb , man a yachyacht witith a craw BR 6-1900 and BR 6^)777 P. Dwyer. Mrs. Rkh.ard Schnol- serVM as reeordirig secretary, and • Shake Paint.- ... "" • rule, blue Wilton run, 0x]3. an4.b«6k- XI Henley Ave.. nftldae t-3167. WOMAN wishes day work, Tuaidaya and (is seminary education oi the Evelyy n Smalll of Linden,,in' actingg Color matcnlnc eel »!*,«• of sir and aat so wall my DbtOfs Club Thursdays. BRIdga •-MM. • , • dcr, Mrs. Joseph Nanno, Mra. Wil- Mrs. Charles q. Albury vice-president. Lost year she was CHEatTCOTK PAINT WORKS . casco. UlUdilo 6-3313. . . ' " bill. avcrMM "tore than S1.0M a month." OPKM WUKJENDS I jjerth• AiiierlcaAjiierlcan JInlvcrslty i'n- president, rcjjoftst . AM'rs.-Abr'aria' m TKLKVUUON.RKPAiiUeorA8T.Vor the liam M, McOrady. Mrs. William Jr. tastman street: has Sixth District drama chairman. TOO Boulevard...Kenllworth: . TADLE itw, 8 Inch; with motor »i»l 8 best and faitat etrvtce o«U Economy Under' those conditions." ca Kaplan of Rpsello Park and Mrs, . ' Phone BR 0-1SM . Kventag* CaU IBoimc. ••••• '' O'Brien, . Mrs. George HalUday, Se chairman of a dlsrtuslbn p . Other of fleers elected were: Mrs. blades. MS; 38 Inch attic exhaiut-fan Kleetrle. BRidge t-Staa. Day at night the psychiatrist, "what kind, of '••/ Theodore Rosslter of Wentncld are wun;. motor, g30; 7%k h.p. < Martin Help Wanted Miss June Dwyer, women's and th could you naval" . to. Anita SehUllnger _ Mrs. Clifton E. Englcrt, Mrs. CUf- of the 8chroeder,' .vlce-preslden^' Mrs. outboard. g3S. Cull Dhidtle o-Ol**... I children's editor of the Advocate, xervln*} on the nominating com- •»•> emreta. Maria Diacon „,—.- BB 0-S880 ford. Bermannr, Mrs. John I^.Qall, Nelson M. LJghtcap, corresjpoSding BKRARD-8 pLVMBINa AMD HKATtMO ••My problsm. Doetor/* said the rpatient, BR0-O0TS , mittee. ;-' •' . ' •'••• ^ • •'.'; Repair., il "uTthat I only make 000 a week.' . Kverard Kempshail, , Femal* and Male I official publication of the Archdlo- Jr., Mrs. Charles Cummlngs, Mrs. Marguerlta Raarwln BR 0-4400 PART' ttMK WORK — tttm bjuUne** Committee, set aecretary, and Mrs. Howard Cow- The slate, will include nominees a-Msa. |t«sto'Newark, spoke on the topic, Jack Q. Falk, Mrs. p. E. wdngi perthwalte; treasurer. . ; Furnished Room* 1 opportunlly, Immediate Income. No In- for president, I wo vice-presidents, If that's, your problem, you should sea ^taent. Ideal husband and wUj BRidge ^629 •With These Htfnds,'" Iri whkh sh6 MM. John -Leonard, .Mrs.' Hi >. , KLKCTRICAf. CUIVICB — Daniel 1. (his chaimlna duplex with owner** a .team. Box 101, c/o CiUMn and Mrs. William Lang, recording t tb d Bd f Haybura. UoeoMd electrtolaa, B Btltv room aputnvSit available. W the usu- I emphasized . the, rqle of wopicn McNolly, Mrs. Ann Zutcll, Mrs, trbasurcr and Board of can a to a. Chronlcto. . ) .-,:.. . ; i< •' •-• aeeraiary, and Mrs. Harry D, BOOMS rOR "iUEMft bjr day or tide AV*. BRldge g-SSOO. , " al down paynvmL:. you can taa I both m«rrled- and single in toddy's Robert Amory and /Mrs.' V.''Mc- Lohman, auditor, will-serve the Director mernbers-Most commun- ibW , RatM. BRldg* Auto Radios and Record Players Repaired ONK WKKK-S PAY OF WO. Uorld.' •"•:>'-'-r.i . ../.',.* Girk.' ,,' ' .,..• • tlonal director; Church of the aecoDd year of their two-year ities In Union bounty/ore rcprc- WUXtM ta Mack, n to M CRAMrOMO HOTKU QCNKRAL CARPDrTRV and CABINKT Work Wanted Mai* \ GUIs were presented to the •terms. . • •.»•.•.".'.. \cntcd on the Board of Directors. •at «Haltty Mock blind*. all workk. RepairsR , alterationsUtt , additionsddlU , ORANGE AVENUE Antonnat Repaired and lnsta|l«d Chairmen of the social fi tAROB Pleasant room, double bed. Naxt stairs, dormer*, porches. l*«r I speakers by Mrs. Mlnetti. Mrs, •"•'••.-.')•• ••?•!•*« lacw. aUS; aaw jrenenft to bath. Oentleman. BRIdge «-8301. U evening were Mrs; Joseph ifetherington, foreign news editor . Mrs.' James- F* • Burnash was and attic rooms. Kxpertiy da h frank H. Pfaff, Jr.; president, Edward Dudlck. BBidaja 0-0450. Over V, aero of land gora «» **>ls large and Mrs. Carl Hocke, assii of the Newark Evening News will chairman of the nominating com- Foi-cwl Entry at Home s«. tt.Crati*aH VphoMar Skop, LAKOC single room, suitable for busi- corner colonial. Excellent for related nccted those attending. ' ness --gentleman. Oarage available.' families, it you seek a Urge attractive Mrs. D. A Luce, Mrs. ipeak on "Middle East Tensions in niittee, .assisted by Mn. Harold Police' Were informed Monday Mk*M. av. BWd«> o-ooss. ti UDUOanAPHINO — AO MM Mrs. Alice Wtrkus was break- BKldge «-l«a. U home In fhe Roosevelt School area, hare LAWNS and flower bedsmalnUtaed. Meat, Mrs. Anton Speck the Context of the East-West Haagcnseh and Mro,. E. E. Me afternoon that a. rear, door had bulWttn*. postals,bookMO. AS Is your opportunity. 3 full bath*. 3 Mrs. E.Mbot M boon eervfc*. KKN1LWORTH "— Large bedroom, near stutoirasliy and typing. . G. E. ROWLAND, Realtor kitchens. excsUant oil hsatlni plant. June Reaannable. PArkway 1-0171. o-aa Struggle." Kcigtv been forced at the home of Mr, Beit <* marshal - bath. M per week. Gentleman only. prompt service.. Day. nlaht, Sunday, 30 occupancy. . • •'•'.' \ . Miss Rita Morgan, formerly Held .'BHIdge M17: ' " U '-Annual reports were read by ind Mrsi Charles C. • Gclinas, 35 holiday service. IMC Dupliciitlna Sa coUaga tralnad, . Sanktr 5»ln,h»rgeof tickeU, with Mr,.vJJ worker in Egypt for the American Ul lh«h AWJUM, lea, 10 HUlonat Avanua. MUda* Open Bvcolnga aw On Hcathermeade Place, Brookstda choirs. Bafanncas. Phono officers and committee.chairmen. Tulip street, and bureaus and cab- SIM. r' .. " •• •:••• ' School dUtrlat. 4 bedrooms and bath, Robert Sherrter as^ her co-chalr^ *" Friends Service Committee,, will just 8 years old In excelltnt condition "opcrt Rellly Mrs. W. T.# Collins announced hnelii in the house had been ran- Oranford aia*. ' " ' '••'' ' '" ' ' la Kaatman Street r transferred, price .reduced to Ut q:30 p.m. •" o-IB.MXTAL ; WRATHS*. BTBJPTOO v \:0,^^-W -^--: ' -r^"- •" " - • .-.•: Mrs. C- D. Slverd, Mrs. Daniel (A) CholrsWo Phonograph -"-• tM la •alas.'Call *>• I See th« Sensational discuss, "Land, Water, Oil and RepalM and alterations, cabinet Work, Sawyer^ Mrs, Stanley Perri, Mrs, For A Happy Home.... See ^^L^ifs& People In the Middle East." . (B) ixtenslon Specrfcors Apartments Wanted %: Frank Sowar, Mra. Willlnm SUckle, doors, 8S40. eilN % A talk on "Program Service* of WO»OMn^;.tUJcn{l*.||ed..;{l|dtffltfr.,:,Ul!iifund Mrs. Jean Sweetrnan. LENSES (C) Dtamond Sfytus with utilities. First or second lloof. LJSNOX the ACPC" wlllbe gives by Miss1 Call ADams 3-S347. to Burcnfteisl Ava. . Oftra. rrank (yBrieh Dnwented B a-soao the proposed slate of officers aa Miriam A. Hayden, chapter exec- The Dtfette with powerful pWvpvtl Mah WIDOW desires smull apartment, all Wanted To Buy j uUlltles. convenient ta transportation 3 North Ave., K. . Cranford, N. J. :a^iK- follows; Mrs. Edward M. Coe,utive aecretary. : . . . NOW IN HALF - THE - TIME or FASTER! fldolily ampliflor, ihrOo MaQnayM mm By June 1st. BRidgo «-Sg80 alter ,5 p.in. rULL HOU8KPOWCR electrical sanrlea, ' HM Been Accurately F^ Prescriptions 100 amp., service, futture and plug In- list With Lenox •'.'if president; MM.- Phil Henehan, tpeahen^ procition automatic chonflor.' stallation, ma asllmata*. A Knott, first 'vlce-presideht: Mrs: Francis 033 Kingston Ave.. Kanilworuv CHaaV Just As-Your ^ , Falls From Truck Mot Connoctod with Any Otb*r Firm of Slmllw Mam*. In toverol tlnithol.' Inj&hogony , ' For Rent nut «-ooa«. •:« u Any If offoiivo Helneman, 'second' vlce-preildent, _Jo|LS!nJ(fe_Sl,of_Maplewopd; Mrs.. William Foppert. recording MAMO CUKABAMC*' Saial -Baldwin. CRANroRD—3-room suite. • first tl.. niffered back Injuries In a fall tjsssr and ethen. Dodhln Ptano lo^ heat-and utilities turn., parkins' facil- TRUCK CRANE and TJD.-S 104 Hi Union^Ajftv ^C^TO^^R 44T700 aecretary; -Mrs/ Robert - Shetrler, from.the tall gate of a truck on •Tart* A««x. at BUllroed Station. Westist- ities: avail. June I. 9XEVENS, 37 Alden for hire. ,8. W. Oliver. Inc., BMdgja G. G. NUNN. Realtor w. OassV ADams a-SOU. tf SI- BR 0-3240. 0-aiM and Undtn S-7O04. . *t AB6VE LISTINGS ^corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ro- Which ho was—working a) the BOOM Bunding lota, noar »«' "»2H* land Lelmorin, treasurer. Mghor wW» AM rorfto BRidge 6^110 Ais) ssssssal tatu •aankar ogfleao Of t*W Wakefern Food Corporation ware- fees' cabinet.' wall eab- IX)R "Your . Next Party; Rent a HI-FI gfOjaiW •assaaBBBBssaaf BSBB)*>VBI aasa**BSW)asBPSs«B L ^PBBBSS^B*^^** ^^ ^BSBBV . Ejection of officers will take house, 715 South avenue, cost; r enclosures. - chest of System. Public .addraaa •y*tem*,_tap* HD' BOABO 0B> M BBV toyilisst s comtres. Painting "Decorating or ddisi c recording also available, ._ Town place at the June meeting. . Friday afternoon, police reported: OOOt KMI TUB ai KT.'Wfimedz^^ ££&£.'.'•'.'it^ss-fif'iZi.--''-: ODD DAVCY. 03 H. It* Souad. UUnter 0-0404HSi , tf .Mrs. O'Brien -was assisted by He was treated at the scene by D>. •kfta* a-saoo. tt "REALTOR* •'-•'?m Mri Arlynn Ells and (Mrs. James B * M XANrMCAPINO GREAT NEWS!!! Anthony Sordlll and then taken tor Mtuie lynch. boraaV windows Cutting - Trimming - Cultivating FOR $19,900 to Rahway Memorial Hospital by 311.00 up. CocnbtnaUon WILLIAM ROXSEL'•— Interior and EX' P.. Maaulre BR 0-SM3 -Si^ the First Aid Squad. Police said; Elizabeth 7£ tettetcrior PalntlnaPainting. Skilled memechanic*c . the truck, was owned by O and R WesHleld *•*• 1 . i___tona»l supervisionJ-J . tMtfSOtS . sf'ViliisvlhasColumbiaa Ave. - XANDSCAPlNa and TREK WORK 277 N. Broad Street : AWa, Vast. nujaT Cranford. paU, BRIdga *-3»»* ' . Jim Lflvtd Trucking ^Company, Union. Lt. 217 E. Broad Street j.^i.'. .'. mst* Peter Sillier and Sgt. George Ward a. K. BLTJHCK * SOW. formerly Nltacaka inVesUgated. f ". ", C. «. Trubcakacb, lit South Ave.. and Blunck. Pamttng and DecoraUng, Ciaiiawd Feasl as Seed; BRidge 0-1011 SOS' Mtchlgaa Avenua. Kenllworth. MC ORAW CONTRACTOR CA LV A send conhntuliitwrw • "' • . U Chestnut 0-3400. CHsstnm 0-0037. , tfBssemente daansd ' atM palatad.. a ••V. A -concrete work —' aaphalt »Ulag BLA BUtBS. LOIc*. Walls water proofsd ItegiMil**, filirwtntnf ' . Frea estinqts, BBtdge) S-411O. •• 110' South Ave^'BL. Avenue. mmfmiM^X :•'•• i 1 IKad * ased: BBidge 0-1001. MM far1, nmtiknm totting pl«o«*ro> ip.jd MICHAEL M. BARICH-ExterloMntsnor TV—COLOR-RAOM*-Hl-n I painting, paparhshgtng. Expert color Small repairs. Karmonltlng and matching. Baasnnsbla. no< _ LAWK rtower A- Vegetable Seed*. „ OOSTX il aBB*^BBBm^BB*BBBBl aBBaSBfeBBBVaBt Oi*aBa*TSa^BBBBMCsPBB* BBBHk-aBBHfltfaaiBBt' ' ' OaMan Tnasb Olovca. Weeguard*. Pad*. Day*. BRidaa. 0-1010} evening*. BRIdga RATES • t :..•-;:,-.•*.;•/.;,•&'<;'>•• —*Trf*rV~,l!'.™f'"'7*™.^™'^*^w'' C E. Tnitunrissh. US South, Ave.. SL. o-taio. • • • ••' :. l''-v>;-'"'.'V/iv'-.'''*'1' '•/. -*C'-i^i., *'{'•., - ':,• :^.A:?:''.'K ' '•• • -CA1X BENTUCY for painting at Ma Yd. JMM a '¥*< m^ix^mpP'^^i^i-^^i., •••• • monaUt fcuSa sale. Buy OS worth best,** at below average cost BRidg* BR0-O7ST '•,, j at Owwral Elactrie bulbs and get 01 0-O10O. • " " J^tM^M^ifc&'frU^ i^SM •• ••-•'% L. T. SCHUMAN. Interior and •statlor. RECLINE &£% JLT. Wfltlssn*. ISO Central A««^ West- o>13». Baward. flaM. aass- Qiwaa St. Mo parking P"»>- painting and psperl HolWays freely given. CaU BRldg8 * 0-8001 after electric, '^iWi« .0 pjn. . ' NOTE: 90% Of Our Repairs Are Completed 6 Speaker 1O to3 0 percent saving* : '" Low nvsihMil and : THUdUNO ••;'- v ap> v v aaHI> Nuning Service .. H ' ' 'sT " * ^'^ ^ *^>V *aTi ^^VSS^SfHBBHiai*'^ ^k«SBSB*Sl**WBP V^W HI-FI System ta do. tkia. Carefully selected tamps xAMrosu>-oAB«ooo - tanuMOKtu MOVING and ahada* at k4g savtagm. E. T. WU. VJLA. for awiml nuratng. Viatta. Hit- OALB AMD &X& •... (A) Console Pt>onogruph hssaa. no Casswal Av*7««staaM. near •o*irmlrs. maaarnal ocat Ma** '&%& ^1 rt IllNG ' 'Ku!jWiSitajal DO IT YOURSELF? (•) JbctensloM Speakers UTJM r.Tlatasi >LY PHONE US AND WE WILL TELL YOU (C)OlamondJ WHICH TUBES TO BRING IN FOR A The Magnatontc Spedai—1 •*• ttrsi and : D«YO«JBTOO> PIES high fWoGly dnpCrW. 15" of.au •;.' .'. ''* •' • •• ' " "' FREE CHECK. ; . A31- Mrnakdl M Varlatlef ^ j-y. -} /^- saiaVang* r«»o 5* IrabI* J. Je WillS ' — pr«ci»»ori automatic .eha/ae)'— record library tpoc«. S» you a •-Slit •— AD \ ON SAU from 4 P.Me TO 1 AJVL dtowtol cbn b* ottdtnL KORTHSIDE COLONIAL S«v»n Doys A Week 95 wlth> — IICGBXaLOBETB. -/• All 3 FOK ONLY $199 &mm*'i Mat Poor powder . room. WAIL TO Abo owagabto -*** AAWM rodto msr tS3& JAU. CABftmNO. two ralrlgtnUors. WASHXR-DRYKR. two window, tans. TOOLS. (rM14 0m It » • FIREPLACES BRidge (W110 And Well MsWoThem Roady^ For Yoiil Hri*bUiU9*6 so Big... Cost so IS i"*i' 1 tiSifci 1A VPATIOS^ !'v« 5 AREALBUY » • SIDEWALKS sf*-*t McPHERSQNhEALTYCo ASKING ONLY $19,500 COMMUTERS TAP . Oo*a alafl-r M . sun. ll-o • Bao tt TOOAVi Piano Tuning -i-^&m'-tri 10 ALOSM art • • • • Bat a>aow til SOUTH «Vtt 5. CRANFORD UB -flAKO TTOtoao a ~ r. e. Scott co. • "--, Ft"** EsHmetes •—•• . 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SS^^Baal 01 I^BkaK^S^BftL BSBBBB^BBBBVBBBi ^B\ BB* Ara off*red-thra oismbar «sH*a* W flao •..•'.-•» ••-;•••-•••••. . •. j^_'.\ \\•'•'- •'•"•} •'".•:•••}«•• , • .- • bottary oaid caiasio Uoriior carrying cKonae**, as KvO PfOO*. twb.sana> vinyl "a^aA-an- 0AED Or BEAU 7-DAY ivwiiier iowv» Ttowers . . . ana Decamw yoo love iiMjiiter Loose ros Tflg , wMi our tpedally equipped auto. CIltnlMt** > . . you couldn't pick a nicer wayto remember her special Dayl ~;. S499O 4z«x7. brand CRUISKS-1 n for 000 ar *ttAW CONTRACTING CO. •II bvcotyrenleiKe< to our cutlomora. Calf us Choose front a wide array of Iong4ived^ potted plants and lovely l «o# pfcooa bouquets and corsages beautifully gift-boxed. If Mother is a gar* .'fed cost' Q0 ua. Garwood Paint Concrojfo) Work — ASPHALT TIL|N0 340iMarth Ave-. Oar- ' today foral l your service and body toqulr* oner, we luaaiit flowering shrubs, rose bushes or annuals from t-tur- BUY NOW AND SAVE x Walls Waterproofed . WESTFIELD ANNE M. 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: 1 ... .'^.,_. 4 I '. „." ' V't-'fl • ,-• •'• ..-<:-" \") - '- w ( i GARWOOD — The Oarwood Hi DofnocraUc Club ha$ voted to pro- vide free bus service to thebcnciii pi variety show to be held at Arthur L, Johnson Regional High School mm In Clark tomorrow night for Ray* PHESC1UPT10N OPTICIAIf I IS rnond Bchaffer of Clark, school 109 JEFFERSON AVE GARWOOD KENILWORTH wrestler whpwaa ptHwlywSl by in- Msrtla llda. - itreel Hoot CRANFORD juries received during a match V ELIZABETH 22340 In January. * tora^M M«on4 DUM mall' maiur- •« CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAYv MAY 15, 1058 TIM ro«« OKtia al.Ct«nfiirtf. N. i. 4 Sections, 26 Pages—10c The bus will leave from Willow Open! A.M. to« — Moa. * Tbun, • AJ4. K» | pit, r:/-;V:;:j$f avenuo and Center street at ':^0 p . ,: : j . TTT a i Action wof taken at* u meeting 48% In the Oakland Houm Monday night. It was announced that tickets are now available for u Tho IT young people picture above were conftrmed^at Calvary Lutheran Church recently acid dance to boKold by the club at FEED YOUR TREES WITH received the Sttcramcnt of tho lord's Supper for the lirtt Urn* Sunday to become full active memben th« Cranwood on June SO, Approjclmately 33 percent of the 202 sticker-rcscryed of tho church. Front row, lc^to rtght: Rtcbord D. BctRinan, pDdwln H. force, ^r- Robert W. Umin|,l spaces and 49 pcfccntW tj»c^»l motored HJWOM aval^iblc in ->-* •.— Fifteen welfare, charitable i F • L- I • i- d: rQeorge JHRl.. , , purpose plant-food. II Is dealgnod. on the pruwlpU of fMdlr* This represented ' * ' " ' ' '' '' ' 'i ' " ' ' ' '' "" ' » ^S^Oatci, Jr. will receive a scroll for •,. outstanding achievement' to the plant Itself rather ihan th* earth. Plants and !r«« mpond I approximately 43 percent ov Municipal Dump Regulations Stlne; CoL Joseph T. Rutter oC'Falione wfport«l today thaf. tho bo presented by the Penmylvanlu amasln»lr In h^llh, vigor, color, slae and abundance. Our u«e of all available An ordinance tlahteiilim. the regulation*) (in;ltip munk-ipal dumpn' Kottatlons now under way with Drunkometer tho New Jerwy SUte Police, Chief | borough's new police car will fu Club of Suburban New JcrWy at mathed el feeding by Injection uitdu pressure not only FEEDS Ifl wan introduced and punned on (Irnt- reiitilng. Tueetluy nlslit liy. Town- ;. Ji'4f 'M A V ••) " - • "' ' ••" It i thU nlng Th new ; ViC Alumni HpacWln the IOIH, motored and tho fund'*- membership com* Joseph Qorakl of Fanwood, preal- Into service this evening. The newthe SSth annual scroll dinner May and WATERS Ihe Ivats but also AERATE* the aolL .Public hoarliig will be^ Muy 27. car was delivered Monday„ and Mticker-rcserved, mlttco arc completed Course Diplomas 4 Up to 2 p.m. yeatordny, Po- paid $1(10 u year for u license and fuliy, the/ will make up the •£••> Installing radio. and other equip- v Tor Be Awarded Pcrsonetto of Roselle, president of from the university in 1930. avallabW. . • :. -, ••;'.• /;. ;;,', •'•..'' • '...'•/•••'•''-' • '.X '."• .• "' lice 'Chief',.l^stor ,W,. Powell, re- to i'iR«i.4he'.dumps cau»c» which will take part In tho county unit. : : . ment and the painting of neces- AIPEGE PERFIIE Four members of the Cranford Tickets for the dinner muy bo - retlllUIng and spraying, it— for hea^h, and^lgor i«,«ur. P'irted, (ft of tho 500 ntlckfr? avail- wltholit churjj*', will-'Kereafter pay | and bonnflt from the first com-__ Police Department will bo 'among 1-ocal eificers'receiving diploma* sary Wttermg. The new vehicle re- obtained froni any of the follow- In Campaign iiblo . at police h*--"-^ •' ;* ;'..''..',,'.y..;. / >.,/;, ,.'. .-•.'-, . _. '. , bceh KO!(1, At thii time of Tuns- Chalrmon; today announced gifts $400 li ycur for n .pcrrmit to Usethn new brganlzaUon this ffall. from tho Union County Police Vincent L. BrUnkerhotf and Pa- radio.cars. . v ' -.• . '"-. Wesley Stanger, Jr., 4Q» Casino day's Bury«-y, there If ad boon 83 .and pledged of $12.4M In the alum- th» dumping '•""'' '"-'" - Iruludrd In the group are the Chiefs', Association'* k Training trolmen Robert J. Ryan add avenue; David N. Tyre. 102 Maka- Now J«r*wy Sttt« Ctrtifltd Trt« Surg«oni ni campaign of Union Junior Col- wr Academy for completing a'course Thomas W. Thlmons. ' tom drive; and William M, Wheat- ' kge's silver annlVcreary develop- • rt-slilofitrt at, a Yen «f $20 a M cento n .conynytitior truirl for yrnm computed the former United in chemical testa to determine in- Tho advanced - training cours* Den Presents Skit on, 49 Nomahegan court. '. ; ment fund. . rcftiftff and '•Wont*? rnutcrl- Kuhd: IW»y Hiout*. Girl HcouU, toxication, at ceremonies In thewas conducted In four sessions k Tho count on Tucwiuy. was an ul orlulniitiric on • their premises, Visiting Nurac AsioclaUon and Locust Street School. Rowlle, at of 4b hours, each at theRosell* '', A goal of ttOO.000 has been ket IEPUQBE TOILET KATEi At Pack Meeting Ikebiggestslse «l BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. :•'• by tho -alumni.- This i* Ihc firot and- lbnd*cliperi>, tr^o nuVgnollrt, Welfare Association. ." ,'•'""' 3:30 p.m. Monday. ' Flrehouso. -Instructors .were pro- Den 1 presented a movie skit on pipe, natd mostly tor pipe Unas, la ..time InJhe 20-year history of the IA>t No, 1, rit p«illt-e head«|Unrters, iind building contruct- " AIMI • oxprejwlng itself, as moat _JPoUce Chief Letter W. Powell vided by UM Motor Vehicle De-r 24 R.nkln St. - Til. El %4\ik(^ 70 uicU-rcd'npiMfrt; 42 Ih tine, 65 or« will IJC ehiii'iied Dtia dollar .o Interested . In affiliation Is the partment altd State Police.',' '• "Keeping America % Beautiful" at t«w thousand times the diameter at collbgo. that', alumni have' been $4JO oi Cranford, chalrtnon ot the as- the monthly meeting of Cub Pack ttk» tmallest slie \t tuba. HM4 flat percent, loud to.ciiiinp (lnljrln'Uctumuliitcd American Hod Croft*, as well OS the aodatlon'i educational committee, . asked to support the college finon-* IS; Saturday night at Crantord : Ut No, 2. South Union and vylthlh the townnhlp. , . ". U.HO.HoincmakerB' Service and will7 bo master of' ceremonies. ' dally/ . ;• •'• •••: .. •,,..• . •• New Police Car Ready Methodist Church. ' .The total Includes $8,492 rul«r«l South. overiUrK, 102 ullckur and 03 Thct*(iumi>lnj( urvund^ UIBU will Cmnford First AUTHniwd. The lat- Subakers will include Union "Awards were presented ''u fol-l jnHrr spnees; 32 ntlcker npaces. «ie* bo. limited to ntutn un«l county . ter, although ' Interested In aflllla- County Prosecutor H. Douglas * RWOCM^PII Chl«f Fred by th^ spcclnl tflftB cominltt«p lows: Wolf badge, Bruce Thomp- headed by Dr. Bernard Wolf oV cupicd, '31 percent; Jt2 iricters 111 to the extent that trio/lion, indicated that It probably' son, '• Paul Josewltch, Charles (iecond from tlghtV president of CranftrdRbtiirx Clubr presents check for $1,200' j ElizabethibhV. " ullty.3,No year ulnce »t ha» noxurrent plans ler and fred Traut; gold arrow on collogo's silver anniversary development fund. ParUdpating In the presentation, left to right, are:. beth and Mlllsldo-Ihus raised the IAII NO, 3, north sldo of rullroad, fees will hochurged tftuto or ctiun- to ismk operating funds in the By REVLON wolf. Dean Talcott and' Charles Dr. MacKay; Vincent Sarnowukl, principal of Cranford Junior High 8chool and club secretary; Or. most money under the Icuderehlp 41 nmtered upacen; 27_ In use, 06 ty iiK<'iR-li?R of (itillty companies' t/iwn during IBM,. WINiOWS OLEANEI Archdeacon; silver arrow on wolf of Rocco . Pcillcoho of Elizabeth, percent. . v '. , -j . '•;•••'• -'. nporntlng - under tho township's Health agenrjea Indicating a d*- | Anthony Sordlll, club treasurer; Nelson Llghtcop, club member arid area leader in the Cranford \*>\ No. 4, Bouth side of railroad direction, ' - ''*-. -• ' '. • »tr*i to affiliate are age tide* serv- and gold arrow on bear,. Keith campaign; Mr. Dodds, and Dr. Edward Coe, club vlcb-arflsldent, The. gift is part of" $134,843 raised while '..area- nix—which takts in : Weber; assistant denner stripes, , Middlesex, MorrU arid Som- station, 121 motered spaces; 53 in Crnnford I^>dge of.' Elks was ing Mental HoalUi, MulUple Bcler- ; ^ ScfMttt Wpsn#d •nd Hunj in Cranford. .'..'•.• •". • „;'.. ..,•., ....,.-•• '. .-.•.•.;•..••• •' • "• • ;;. -.;-. -.••• ..—./y ' • .,'•. ' ' /' "'••'" •_ ; Charles Archdeacon and •.- Bruce I: efset counties—has contributed the UBO,'44 percent. ; • •; granted a permit to iiell alcoholic o*i«, (,'erebrat ' Palsy, Muscular. V-. • Floor* W«x« been in Adjuxtmcnt following a public that detailed discussions ' liege's illver anniversary de- sliver anniversary duvclopmont x for your Gold Star Inspection at Noma- evening in the' Cranford phase of this country only neven yeur», has hearing 'recently. with each agency will be neces- ' I. '•%. ' dollar negan Park; Saturday at 2 pm* |velopment fund. cumpulgn. : . ... Union Junior College's silver an- been awarded tho Cranford Ho-r Township Engineer P. J. Grail sary before it uncertain that all rc> CubmobUe Derby on High street? William Dodds, dub prcsl- The.action was taken by theniversary development fund cam- tary Club's annual nurse's scholar- reported that plans for the Pawnee HuircmenU necessary for affiliation Legion Sets Program Even (Continued on Pao* *) .. ( on Poo* •! May.it.all pja, parcnta' meeting ^,/;v|p|^p^^ board at Its annual meeting last paign. •••••• • • •"•"' •• •' ; ship. It was,announced today by it the church; June M, annual pic? I dent, made the presentation toWednesday at Cleveland School. • George 8. Saucr, chairman, to- Robert M. Crane, chairrnun of the LIPSTICK CASES nte. '.;.•• -." " ' ";'•, •'••• ••.."•, Or. C; MacKay, presl- The gHt wax propoiod b> Mrsqa. y anounced glfta and pledges For County Convention Here lub's award committee. " " and a mem- George S, S u^ y lldt coUectad this f/eck total .$0,005 U The adopted program, approve^ by the M American Ugjon Ppsts A senior In Cranford High Educational Facilities Battle to Police. Rcacrve* Fete., ber o£4h«ciuD PartlcipaUng diit t director, and adopted an4 ?&Auxillary Units)n Union County, for the anauai Union Coum/ U«e tamed of her se- unanimousl American Legion convenUori at Cranford, June lt»7M and 31, will as she was etttertalniJig a llnlheprWanUtton w«re: Dr. Cd- Q>Ilege Welcome* . : of classmates ,aV a lunch- OfUcen on Promotioii According to Mrs. Bauer; the . -— ,—;o.—•,'..., v...... :— ppresent a three-day conclave cx Discussion Scheduled Here I ward Cot, vk»>preild«nt; Vincent gift represents about one-sixth of eon in Jier home, 80S Lincoln park, GAftwdOO ~ 14. UelYJA Direct DonatJon* pected to surpass any previous un- "The battle for Increased college fadlltle* to New Jersey, which |sarnowskl«^O.rindpalj of Cranford the Adult School's surplus, built cast, Ian, Thursday. In observance Hurley and Set John likhaektyk . Contributions and pledges are dertaking of this veterans' orgjifii of her. lOtb birthday unnlvtrwiry. 1A being waged In Trenton right now, will be discussed In the Cranford NEW I Junior High School and club sec* up over the past 10 years to pro- Rabies Clinic tetad OB welcome from all persons wish- zation;. •'•''•' ..•.'-. "This -Is Y fund of »250 which Municipal Building at 8:30 p.m. next Wednesday." it was.announced I/'- : '' their n vide adequate operating funds. ing to donate to tho Union Jun- |rctary; Dr. Anthony SordiU, treas< Opening the progranr will be will help'to defray, the cost of your today by Mrs. John L, Snook, Jr.. ^' LOTION tlens at a patty iMld by tbs CD T For the past two years the Adult ior College silver anniversary r, and Nelsonr. Jfhtcap> a dub flag burning ceremonies on Thurs- nurce's training In the school of president of the 'Cranford League ESTATEWAGONAT $\999M Police R>asr»aa to Bay Laaf Me- School made gift* to Cranford development fund campaign— Total Small f ' '— ' • *•'' ••••-•"••'• . ' : 4..* ,i,w •' —"• • •' '•• vi.1. your choice," sne was Informed in «es».»lat eiy eTtao—aBB I member who la serving as an area High School to show Its apprecia- of Women Voters; i ra mailaineta Whether or not they are con- a letter from Mr/Crane. _' Mrs. 8. C, Yorton, a member of Full I kador In the Cranford campaign. tion for use of public whool facili- tacted by canvassers, George .8. Flog Burning Rite and Unar Pet- On First Day Katie plans to attend the Massa- the State Board of Education, wlU Members 6f. the Rotary Club ties. The Adult School Is a private, Saucr, Cranford campaign chair- abb w«n honored at the Only .03 dogs were Inoculated, lit ScheduM Here chusetts General Hospital in Bos-Kpcak on the question of how ad- By CARON uvc been active in the collcgo'a non-profit Institution operated In man, said today. cooperation .with tho Cranford the first BL-sslon of the annual' dog A flag burning ceremony, ton, Mass. She sayo «hc wants ditional college facilities can be fi- |divciopment program ulnce-lt was Mr. Sauer said prospect cords during which all unscrvicuble to be a nurse becauJwAshe han al- nanced and .will then conduct an Miss Maureen A. Heagney, 17, Board of Education. " s have been made out not tore - vaccination clinic of the Cranford lit«atd OjnteWMrs. TUkr. (Continued on Page 8) "It Is appropriate," Mrs. Saucr Amcrlcart flags will be destroy- ways hated to See peopfti suffering open .dlscusalon period. The meet- daughter of Mrs. Norbert C Heag- aavava^aaaB^ ,- aaa|aMai strict giving to certain persons Board of Health"Tuesday, afternoon said, "that the surplus funds of cd, will be held during 'the without being able to hclp^ ing in open to the public. ney and the late Mr. Heagney of H but to keep canvassen frornA 1 the public works building, 12 -Qualifications of three members the Adult School should be used overlapping and a - number of" "* Union County American Legion' Members of .the league who de- 208 Thomas street, has been (South* avenue, west, - (Continued •'on slde further briefing on the sub- for . educational purposes.' ThU them calling on the same pros-' Convention here next month, ' awarded a full four-year scholor- Boys Nabbed gift really Is a Ipng-range/Jnvest- Health Officer John f. Kunzc ject' may attend regularly sched- pert. • ' ••••.'•..• said thesd result* arc "disappoint- The ceremony w.lll take place uled Unit meetings on Monday af- ahip to Seton Hall University, a. ment in an expanded adult educa- . Checks may be made out to at 7:30 prn/ Thursday,.June/H>, Cranford Days tion program, for Cranford, as ing" compared with the total of terrioon and Thursday evening of grant' valued at over 92^000. As Vandals the UJC Development Program 143 inoculations for last year's ut Memorial Parkk; pl/ld next Week. . ' "•.'•• Union Junior College will be. able and sent to the Development Of- A senior at Holy Trinity High I Police Chief Lester W. Powell first day. avenue aiid Riverside dfivil Committee Meets The Monday meeting la called to provide better facilities .and fice, Union Junior College, Holly School in Westfleld, Mutt Heagney #<^^^«-^ife^^t-?;'i>^.|V.'.;' •••••:••''; heported today, that three Cran- Local and county retilBents r 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs, more programs in this field with street Pledges will be taken by Three more clinic sessions are 1 ford boys, two of them lb and the scheduled. They are set for 7 to having : American- flags which Tomorrow Night red L, Miller. 761 Willow street, plans a career in teaching. She ltl 10 yean old, have admitted the construction of its new build- mall or by. telephone at the col- they wish to discard may give • ' "•-•.% 9 o'clock tonight, 3 to 5 pjn. next The initial meeting of the Cran- will feature a talk- by Mrs,hoi been elected to the National the onca responalbla fbr.vaii- in*.",' • •; V.-. lege. ";. ", • •.•/. an Wednesday and 7 to 9 pjn. on Fri- them to. any . LesJonnnlre or ford Duyi; CommltUe wJll be held K, dcVrlej, chairman of high- Honor Society for four years.,- In all unoccupied ty leave thcrp at the Casino and at 8:30 p.m. tomurrow In the Mun- 1 day, May 23. er ndWcation for the tttatc. leagued She U editor of the yearbook Silk Iha^rteq lurnlshcd house at 300 Casino, for> Wealfiehl Lion* bring the amount raised In Mr. Kuiize appealed to all local they will be destroyed during icipal Building, II wait announced Dr. ICiearior Dt-laney, chairman Bier homo of the late Mrs. J. Angus the flag burning .ceremony. and is also a columnist for the . • v ' A donation of $600 to the Union ford to 1134.843; dog owners to cooperate, in pro- this week by If,. Raymond Kir- of the L-partment off Elchienttirl y 1 Knowlcs. 1 school paper and a member of the r;v; : } : Mr. Sauer told the cumpalgn wan, chairman of this year's, cele- j Kutgers, will be the ' '''••'•'' ."""•',•:•: \ ' -Y Junior College silver nnnivcrsnry tecting the township against rabies "•development fund Was voted by workers Monday evening at a by taking'advantage of the free day,'.'unc 10, at 7 p.m., followed bration committee, Mrs, Dorothy at\the. unit mec-ting to be Theatre Arts' Club. An aceoeaw ARE MOST^XPRESSIVE L after meeting in the college library that "the Westflcld Lions Club at Its inoculations for their pets, • by the Ad and 8 parade with loco- n. Tool h serving as ttcrctary of I held 'at 8: next Thurwlay pliihed pianist,, she has won «ew» ;S >" I tatldn by Detective Henry Poll- no date has been set to break meeting at the Mountainside Inn All owners arc requested to keep motived, freak vehicle contraption*, the eommlttc-c. ', at the horn*! Mra* Richard Wai- era! awards' in music and U ac- doro. Under questioning by Defec- (Continued on Page 2) and a large dclegatidn.of marchings Date* of;the annual event hiivc • brccktr, 1b 6'hVsttr lAng place, lost Thursday. . dogs on leashes nrid under con- companist for the school Glee OF YOUR LOVE tive Sgt. A. frank Burr, they ad- trol at alllimcs «•* the clinic. Mr. unlt'i with laugh-providing captrn. been-set for Friday and Saturday, | *ln a dliXtua.ibXwith Stute Scrm- mitted entering the house at varl- Kunzc xald. Dr. C. J. Chchayl, '/• On Friday, evening, June. 20,Jtint 6 and-7, and will-include the I tor Kobc-rt C. C'fabe lant week, the I <>to tlmetr; going back to May 1, Westflcld veterinarian, will admin- Loth ' ofgani/tiiioruf v/ill «>nduct serving of" coffee '^arid tloughnutc | local league learnt^ th^t a She will be saiutatoriaa at the 'hrbUith a rear cellar entrance. Cranford Delegates Selected ister the shots. • (Continued • on Page >) (Continued on Page 21 Class Night Exercises on Mday They scattered the contents of evening. May 16. . '.50 cupboards, closets and drawers on 9 . Miss Heagney's faUter was a .1 I ^cu floors and to the kitchen, For Boys State Convention music supendsor In several Catho- Regularly $110 snd-thrjew the Elementary School Musicians to Perfo •OTHER'S | wntints on floors, walls and ceil- Five 11th grade boys from Cranford High School Will represent lic High Schools in New Jersey w One of the trio admitted un- this township at the "American Legion's Jersey Boys' State. It was and New York, and formerly was I , ••',...• (looking a fuel tank; coupling to let announced today. Boys' State will open Its 13th session at Rutgers a' faculty member of the Plus X Men of distinction enjoy v^earlng these "H flow over the cellar floor.. Unlvurslty, .Ne.w Brunswick, June School ol Liturgical Music at the Chk-f Powell* said the three were College of the Sacred Heart to suits around town or around the world! 22. . ' in the custody of their I Crunford Post 212, American Driving Test New York- • Single Breasted, Three-Button Suits ... | Prints and the ckie-wil|:6e-re-^LcgtonrSvIl! sponsop r two of the SUNDAY, MAY 11 ' to the Union County Juvcn- boys, two-others, will be sponsored handsomely tailored of fine 100% by Cranrord Kotary Club, while Results Told Friendly Town ^ "Droppionc" Silk—created by the famous ohothtr will be- sponsored by Uie Howard Raltwy of 2lO Ofk lone, Cut Cranfocd Kiwonis Club, with a score of 420 points out of a Plan Explained -silk weavers of Italy! Beautiful Shantung • State'Bake Off " Delegates of Cranford Post 212 possible 500, took first place In the • V ' "i arc Arthur Williams, elected Stu- To Kiwanians effects as well as rich styling are displayed Contest Is Won dent Council president for next fourth annual Teenage Road-E-O .*) in these Silk Imported Suits. Browns, year last week at the high school, conducted by the Cranford-Kcnll- Mrs. Russell H. Herman, co- I By Diane HUbert and Richard Harvey. The Rotary work' Junio- r Chamber of Com- chairman of the> Friendly Town • Po#t«d Plants Greys or Blues in Sizes 3846. Short, A Cranford High School student Club Is backing James Swock- merce at the South avenue parking Committee for Cranford. outlined lot Sunday. f pntcrday' was selected as state hamer and Peter French. ' David Sbeafer "Over The Rainbow" Members of the Cranford Ele- David Dempsey. Dennis Harrkrt<». tft* procedure used by the Fresh Regular and Long Lengths. ' As a result, he will go to Rut- Students selected from' all jdx dinner in the school "Bake-Off* oyd is the Kiwanls delegate. (from the motion picture, "The mentary School Band and Orches- William Isinger (drums); Douglas Air Fund to arrange for VacaxieaB gers University on June 14 for state elementary schools by A- Donald : FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED |^>sram>aponsored by PiUsbusy Designated as .alternates are: Wizard Of Oi"), 6y E. Y. Horburg tra are: _ • -,,'.'. Allcock, Kathleen Cowperthwaitc, for underprivileged ' children at competition. Winner in the state Whcllan, instrumental music in- ^HM Inc. Diane TAT. HUbert of 710 Olenn Anderson. Peter Anderson and H. Arlerj'y "Stodola Pumpo."? Elizabeth Cyphers. Katherirve j Kenneth Morris. Robert Muao. Tuesday's meeting of the, Khtaais finals will go to Washington, D..C ANYWHERE uni'oin avenue, east, has been not- James Casclo, Kenneth Bonip and structor, will join together tomor- a Czech melody arranged by F. L. Dwycr. Rojer FingerUn, Dorothea [ Handall Nebon. Barbara Nietxel. Club, at Markoa Restaurant. to compete for the national cham- Use Our Deferred Payment Plan!. "*d that her original recipe for James Taliaferro. row night at 8:15 in the high BuchteL • •-' Gulnther.^ Richard Plant, Meryl: William P-tberg, Nkljplas Pr»lo. Homes 4i"°fiP4* to entertain chil- . Seven hundred high school Hth pionship and scholarship awards. dren are investigated by the conv ' Pay only % |une % Jul ; 1/, August i ». filled cooMe topped aU other school auditorium to present the "I'll See You In My Dreams." Skolnik (flutes); PhlUp Brubaker,! Dou«I" ***. Thomai Sarnowski, — Op«n Friday Evening and Sunday Morning — t y |«Wes in the state. . grade boys will meet for eight Second place in the local com- mittee..tbe speaker said, aad If ac- annual concert- of the Cranford by Gus Kahn and Isbam Jones; Peter Qatyas, Jay Guinther, War- Roruld SUnJcy, Robert Wuson Dluno developed her redpe un- days and represent the »1 coun- petition went to Robert Petersoq, (trumpets). . ceptable, arrangements far bring- 24 Rogers avenue, with 418 points, Elementary School Band abd Or--You Golta.Bc! A Football Hero," ren Jacobl. Robert Jensen, Donna ing the guests arenaxade. The cbll- rtn Mjuvmr :*- twL Bkiooi 44iqo °«r direction of Miss Dorothy, ties of New Jersey Created and Janice Hkmcr ("cello); Michel* . MEN'S SUOl', TU1RD *LOOH . conducted by the American1 Leg- and Kenneth Sharp of 407 Manor by Sherman, Fields and Lewis; Kcrzman. Gary. Kott, Andrew home economics teacher at chestra. ' ' -Jeannine," by J. "Wolfe Gilbert Brown, Melanic Dmytriw, William ion's Department of New Jersey, avenue took third place with 392 Mernick, Peter Meyers, Barbara ird High School, and was The following selections will be and ft. Shilkret; "Orpheus In A Duncan, Kancy Ellen Hale. Robert asjpoasibll e selectelt d to fiti a the the Jersey Boys' State has as Its pouts. . Moore, Joel Ostro, Charles Riha. Wa> iHMfflt'TIM Rif/ht |^«ntly chosen as one ofvthe two Included: Jam.^by Forrest L. Buchtcl, and Steven Wilfon, Theodore Zlelimkl.! Klcmpa, Carol Koaar. Barbara home life d the people who * a» FLOWER SHOPPE "" rs at the school's "Bake- purpose the development In young All participants were presented 1 ti UMWQwMiHtiM with certificates, with specially ln- "La Varsoviana,** a Uad melodies by W, Mozart and J. (clarineU). Lauren, Pauline Lowe, Sitsan be • the heats. **•**, As state baking champion. citizens of a "more active and in- ran. Haydn arranged by Philip Gordon, scrjbed ones going to the topthree . Mark ringerlin, Clifford Gun- Manny, Nancy Neuman, Judith lated. The ustal period at the has been awarded-two O. E.telligent interest In -the operation folk dance, arranged by Forrest L. 'd th d visit"b two week*, but tW» can %e ' BRIDGE *>1082 Others participating were: .Leo ^ Tickets will be 'sold at the door. depen, Richard Schiller (iax»- p Loii oRUtbard. Carolyn 113 N. UNION AYE. of the government" Buchtel; ^Vaves Of The Danube. extended it the hosts* a» mixers, one for. herself p^^^ mgo toward the pur-phones); Sheldon Cohen, Gary Dl Von Bulovi',. Cynthia Walters, WU-, Inauguration of the Boys* State Cbemey,. Stanleyy Bichmondy Ivan Norman Eraingrr one to be presented fco her Albtrt by Ivanovici; "Washington And chase of miislc and Instruments Giovanni, Franklin Larsraon, Bruce Ham West. BeUy Wight and Bar- ^ool', homo depart* governor wUl take place at TM\ Hary Bobtas pjn. Friday, June IT. - I La* Swing," b7 Bo Allen and for school use. • . Wells (tr Bobta Attar. bara Wolf (violins).