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Entered as Seetsnd Class Mutter WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THtfaSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 iYEAR—No. 42 "nut Office. Wemflvld. N. J. Award Diplomas ic Service To Note Churches Begin * First Day Enrollment At Park Regulations Union1 Summe° r Playfields Reaches 1950To 71 Seniors ?ndence Day Here At Holy Trinity Set By Council Services Sunday Opening day at the Westfield i dren protected against injury for Playgrounds found a record total iLth~e -:~i.eight-weei ..,„,,ik, „,.„„,.„„program, . Special Prizes, of registrants ready for a summer As advertised all the Mental Health Drive Congregationalism, of fun. More than 1,950 children grounds, the costume parade is to Presentations Won Ordinance Would Baptists Continue were present at. the nine local be the special day this week. Rib- By Many Graduates Hits $498 in Boro playfields, Jefferson School play- bons and honorable mention pins 50-Year Program will be awarded ID winning con- MOUNTAINSIDE — Roy G. Close Tamaques ground had the day's high total testants. Following this event, The Rev. John L. Flanagan an- Daniels, local chairman of the 19W with over 325 children handing preparations will begin for the big nounced graduates and honors and SftBli Beginning Sunday at 9:30 a.m.,the ground leadart the'r printed Mental Health fund drive conduct- jjgjjjj] and continuing through July and "Wheels On Parade Day" July 3. the Kt. Rev. Mpnsignor Henry 3. ed during the month of May, hits10 p.m. to 7 ajn. registration forma. Close behind Decorated bikes, wagons, carri- Watterson made the awards to the announced that at present $4H8 August, the First Baptist and the was Roosevelt, 318; Lincoln, 312; ! in Mindowas- First Congregational Churches will ages, scooters and tricycles will 71 graduates of Holy Trinity High has been contributed by Mountain- An ordinance which rtgulftttl , the obser-, unite in a union summer ministry. and Wilson, 244. Next came Wash, vie, for the coveted ribbons award- School last Thursday night. side residents to be used for serv- use of Tamaques Reiorvation and ce Day in This union program was initiated ington with 218;' Grant, 214; Co-ed the. weekly winners. Also, later The Rev. John E. O'Brien of ices by thi' Union County Associa- playgrounds, recreational facili- day. The 33rd nearly 50 years ago and has been lumbus, 109; McKinley, 102; andthis week, all details on entering Seton Hall, Newark, gave tlw tion for Mental Health. ties, roadways and picnic lieu ._1 be sponsored continued without interruption the teen age' playfield at Westfleld and participating in the Westfield commencement address to the grad- More than (>,000 volunteer work- there, was introduced by th» Tow» i Chapter, SAR, for more than 30 years. High School had 92 playground- playground Olympic games July uates and an audience of more ers have reported a total of $51,- Council Monday night. A.B. ers. 14 will bo published on all the 003.69 raised to date throughout Councilman Clancy D. Conncll, The Eev. G. Pitt Beers, M.A., be commended in than 500 persons. The high achool i setting forth 1 choir sang* Union County, chairman of the public works com. D.D., Flemington, will open grounds, lay for citizens Scholarships and awards pre- mittee, who Introduced the meat- series at the First Congregati all the children wno regisiereu »*- The teen-age program is enjoy ure, declared that use of the park i their heritage, Church, Dr. Beers, former execu- cured the playground insurance, ing a rapid development, accord- sented were as . follows: Valerie x Thomas urges Ann Secor, a four-year scholar- has increased greatly and th< n*w ' " ' '• •--• -»-»-J in™ *-. Mi- r.nlnman. Interest, has Extension Of ordinance will preserve the facili- day to rededi- Home Missionary Society, and' for „„,.„„„ », «„ ery and ten ship to Falrleigh Dickenson Col- hose principles u lege, Rutherford i William Benneit ties for Westfield resident* and many years pastor of the First | use ^ tw gchool distributed |ni8 "where last attendanc their guests. uration of In- ___jd this s Bunn, a four year scholarship Na- Quimby Studied val Reserve Officers Training i the preserva- ktV. UK, FKED. E. CHRISTIAN uc »w, -^...... - of popular The ormnance prohibits iwraohi generations mand th« age limit on the West- Jane Bernadine Mackle- Would Aid In from being in the retervation be- fed." Mr. Gates. Dr. Beers is the preach- P»Wound »"ave their ehil field High grounds has been in- wicz, partial scholarship to the tween 10 p.m. and T a.m. and ,- the program er for services July 8 and 15 also rea»ed from 12 to 1(1 years of College of Notre Dame at Balti- Flow of Traffic there will b< no parking during , Baumer, U.S. Dr. Christian To at the First Congregational gec inste»ur forefathers Saturday, July 7 on the S.S. Edwari™ «id™ Carpenter ,tr«,t. Th, eM.A. Rev., CanoPh.D.n, »nnounceceived »d cl >e>i»de by the foundation in Its orlg. from the DAU of Westfield; Rich- three or four stop street*, be streets. Councilman HMbjBrt.i'Wrti,, pWestfield, pro- inB did .Clark Powers, Knights of Co- spaced along the htreut ta slow opposed the rtiea/itft'e. slalmftiif/ I_- a day to re- It, Haden Jr., (Episcopal), Kan- Churchesday, Aug, . N.Y.5. , will preach Sun- » announcement of Hhe grant Joint Civic Group n sas City, Mo.; Dana H, Johnson •obligations or ''operating hmibuo. Council 1711, modal for doivn motorists. some of thu I eatrlctlons are un- fcth,c»«aW'> - . Th„ e» preach«K r concluding, the progum last Dec. 12, was that tha highest average in Amoricin his- necessary. The now two hour lim- (tutheran), Springfield, Ohio; series for this summer is the Rev.»,«„. for services currently be- . He was told by Councilman. Ar- In the Declara- Gerald E. Knoff of the National tory ; Miss Watkins, silver Rdijjlrj! thuv 1). Bauer, chairman of thu its would be as follows: 8 a.m, to (for the pres- J. L. McCorison, S.T.D., minister, ing performed by hospitals." Elect Officers At for general excellence in grade Council of Churches' Division of First Congregational Church. "Magnificent though this gift pollco committee, that stop streets _Siany genera- Christian Education; I. George Orientation Session 12A; Miss Secor, silver »*aiM> on a main roadway would prob. (Pl*aae turn topiagdS) j'ftti died." Services of worship as regular- was, hnlpful though It will be to for excellence in grade 12B Mltl Nace of the NCC division of Children's Country Home, it can- ably be refused by the. state, lie gjjjbr the sunrise Home Missions; Carl G. Stromme ly appointed in the co-operating A new Rlate of officers was ap- - -- — i noted that the Police Department ft ollows: Home Mrii&siuiio, v/«., „. churches will be resumed Sunday, not be expected to do the full joh. It would be tragic indeed were our pointed for 1U6B-B7 at the recent (Please turn to pagu 2) has a new electric timer which can „_ _, the assemb- (Community Church, Minneapolis, Sept. 2. orientation meeting of the Joint be used for cars going in both di- Swimming Fool Wt the Rev, Fred- community's support of the hospi- and William H, McConaghy (Pres- During the period of summer tal to be lessened by the' amount Civic Committee. rections tit the name time. He of St. Paul's byterian, USA), Syracuse, N. Y. services at the First Congregation- The officers arc; Chairman, mid he will recommend that thu Arriving from Britain are: Can- Cuddle E. Davidson Jr. (Wych- Trinity Eighth cpartment Rive more attention to Rules Adopted B to page 2) on Edward Carpenter of Westmin- wood Assn.); vice chairman, Mrs. Uhway avenue. Mayor II. Emer- ster Cathedral, London; Canon don Thomas said he understood Augustus F. Klaiber (PTA Coun- Graders Graduate 1 Vote 8-1 On Joseph E. Kiaon of Truer- Cathe- cil); secretary, Mrs. William E. that 10 Bpeedc " were caught in dral, Cornwall; and Canon Hart- Lester Shoemaker Wins Cornell Elcome Jr. (College Woman's one day on that itreet. Council Meature ips Won ley A. Wareham of Linthorpe, Club); treasurer, John- L. Me Msgr. Watterson York (Anglican); W.«E. Whilding Hugh (Junior Chamber of Com Kegulatlons for tho construction of Bristol (Baptist); John G. Wel- Cup At WHS Awards Assembly merce). Presents Diplomas , of swimming pools in Wcstfleld aro lents ler of Purley, Surrey (Congrega- Mr. Davidson appointed two , i piovided in the ordinance adapted tional) ; Peter P. Brodie of- Alloa, fovcign students he will return to standing committees for the com The Rt. Kev. Msgr. Henry J Lester E. Shoemaker Jr. re- Germany later in the summer. 8-1 by the Town Council Monday and Stuart W. McWilliams of Ab- ceived tho Cornell Cup as the out- ing year. Serving on 'the screen Watterson presented diplomus to night. $49,000 1 The traditional ceremony of Mrs. A. F 88 eighth grade pupils last Friday erdeen (Church of Scotland); A. standing all-round student in the presenting the gold key of knowl- ing committee- are Voting ugalnst the measure was graduates Raymond George of Leeds and W. graduating class and Thomas Klaiber, chairman; James F during the graduation exercises of Councilman Herbert Welch Jr., edge was performed by the presi- Burke, Mrs. Robert Silber, llokni Holy Trinity School in Holy Trin- uhu has contended thut some pro> Russell Shearer of Birmingham Richardson received the Franklin dents1 of the upper classes. The .on by 20 girls (Please turn to page 2) and Marshall book award as the Kjellmurk, J. Stuart Smurt, B ity Church. vision should bo mude for Mver- key was presented by Robert Rhaesa and Morris Kamlcr. The PAR Good Citizen, Meilali ing pools or fencing tho proparty. It the graduating outstanding boy in the junior class Staub of the graduating class to •Id High School at the final awards assembly at Serving on the publicity com wore presented to Anne Glcnnon No one spoke al a public hearing. Thomas Richardson of the incom- mittee are Mrs. Robert S. Men 251 East Dudley avenue, and Rich The onliminct! requires u build- |t commencement Scouts Leave the Senior High School last week. ing senior group. obert L. Foosc, The cup was presented by James sersmith, chairman; Mrs. John N, ard Uarchi, 47 Doris place. Thesi ing permit, costing $10, and says jlig to Vincent F. K. Mann representing the Cornell Among the awards presented Selvig Jr. and Mrs. Mnjeolm Rob medals are given the boy umi gill the pool must be at least 10 feet Ice director, thu For Encampment Club of Union County, and the | weree girla' athletic awards given inson, with the most outstanding quali- away from the property line. It fications In honor, service, courage acts a minimum setback the same ueil at approxi- book was presented by Robert L.l .""„,"' ", •- • • A further committee, was FOOKC, principal of the school. (Pleaso turn to page 2)_, pointed for the purpose of stmly- leudership and patriotism. as for the house. This limits con- Ki"-ht chh nf the Westfield Lo- sti uction to tho side or rettr of ||von local schol- Shoemaker was captain of tho ing the present constitution, and Mcduls for general excellence cal Council Girl Scouts left today were received by .Mary Ann Fuhey, l evidences. illegcs they will for the National Senior Rounfl-Up, basketball team and wag a member considering the proposed changes of the championship golf team. He Teen-age Reading concerning it made last year, us William Ford, Richard Barchl and Pools must have a cement or • „ Algcr, Eljabar near Pontiac, Mich., first large other hunl bottom anil wuter must Warship, $2,000, near ronuut, ....v..., ... served as vice president of the well as any new recommendations Anne Glennon. ' ,'Helen Bartlett, wale, encampment held by the Girl senior class, treasurer of the For-Venture Offered received this year. A $5 awurd WUB won by Mury meet bnctcriul standards of the [of PTAs Teach- Scouts of the USA. The West- um Club, and was a member of Serving on the constitutional Lou Gnjewski for her csaay en- Board of Health. \-$250, BriRham field "3-W's" patrol boarded thi> tho Literary Club, Dramatics Club, changes committee art' Edward titled "Our American Heritage" No i-onncctions shall be made B&O train at Plainficld at 12:15 Teen-agers and parents of teen- This award is given by the DAR HE REV. CHESTER L. OSBORN with a town storm sewer or drain j Zilpha Bentley, and the Hl-Y. He plans to enter (Please tu rn to payo 2) for writing the. best cssuy in the •Women's Club, p.m. and will arrive at Detroit, Princeton University in the fall. agers will be interested in u new without the permission of the Mich., tomorrow at 7 a.m. They inceton University in reading venture at the Westfield DAR-sponsored ensuy contest building inspector. If the drain- "id School Booa- Richardson ranks near the top Memorial Library, according to William McSwecncy won a pur- utfi: system is connected to u sun- $100, and a will be taken to the round-up site in buses. They.arc to leave De- of his class academically, is the Mrs, Jean Guilfoyle, young peo- Tires, SSmall Tools tial scholnrahip to Seton Hall Methodists Engage itury sewer, the pool may bo emp- B Scholarship, troit ut the close of the roundup president-elect of the class of plo's librarian, and Miss Ann Mar-Reported Stolen Preparatory School. tied only once u year, illege; Margaret 1957, has been a member of the tin, children's librarian, who have ' Medal for the best studen* in Artiliciiil light muy be used but July 10 nnd arrive in WashinRton, championship tennis team and ia New Staff Member Woman's Club D. C, the morninc of July U. noted that many young people ore Theft of lires anil smttll tools American History was won by Wll- must not constitute u nuisance. hip, $400, and They will spend the day sightsee- a member of the Catalyst Club. increasingly eager to expand their lium Bannon, grade seven. The ordinance provides penalties 'and Profes- One of the highlights of the as- were reported lust week by the po- m Bannon, grade seven. ing until their 4 p.m. departure, reading interests to include th<' lice department. The list of gruduuti's is us fol- Tho Ik'V. Chester L. Osijorn, u uf » $50 line for the first offense, _b, $200, Syra- and arrive in Plainfleld at 1:45 sembly was the farewell speech great books of both juvenile and number nf thu Central Kansu." and $100 thereafter. argaret Garber, given by Ulrich Sander, German . William Monuhun, proprietor of lowsws:: T p.m. adult literature. To meet this need, a gas station on Mountain avenues, .'onferenci; of the Methodist Another adopted ordinance pro- jj's Club Teach- .student, who spent the year in Robert Aachcnbrenner, Richard "hufch, iind siiice April 1 « staff hibits the use of sound trucks, The girls have assembled all of Wcstfield under the sponsorship the young people's section and the reported two tires stolen, Equip- Ilttrchi, Kurt Hiuier, Uobert Bren- fa|400, Lebanon ment valued lit upproximutely $20 issistiint at the First Methodist loud'speukors or other amplifiers i Marie Gilson, their own equipment and with the of the Student Council. He de- children's department have joint- nun, John Cojanin, John Curley, without u permit. Council also !o-operation of parents and friends ly compiled lists. wns stolen from Edward Bahr of Church of Westlield, hus been en- _ Women's Club scribed his Impressions of this James Dovlnc, Timothy Harrinif- gngcid full-time for the summer adopted un ordinance authorizing |nt Holyoke Col- )oxes were made for the shipping country and expressed apprecia- Tho children's room is now fea- Cranford. ton, A,rthur Hermes, John Iovino, the installation of a truffle light >f tho materials and for storage tion for what the members of the turing a carefully selected list Gas was reported stolen from Willium McSwcuney, Joseph Mcl- imnthK by the church to a^ist in lirdon, Westfleld facilities while at camp. All equip- tunks of L. A. On- of 400 Osborn lor, Richard Ollrien, Jumcs Seile pastoral functions during s t n IT nt West Hroud Htreet and South pClub, $200, and achool and Ihc community had named "Investment In Reading." lor, Richard O'llrien, Jumcs Seiler, avenuif ut u cost of $ti,BOO with the ment has been stamped with tho dono to make his year of study It includes no teenage romances, avenue, Kllnj»^s Market nf 70 I''rancis Sniullonll , FranFkk Sullivan iinueover*. 1 Smith Alumni W's" insigna which the girls Kim street, reported tluit their Mr. OHIIOI'M. wli" was graduated ice cream anil other Items Jchool of Nurs- Anne Morrow Lindbergh. It covers NOTICE — Early Deadline Next Week jhurchcH of thu Central Kiuiiiiw (I'leuso turn to page 3) fcondollar, West- Reaches100 In Good Health all kinnV of reading: Plays and Conference as pastor for two limber of Com- poetry, novels, history, humor, ycurH, prior to his eomini; to Drew Kenyon Col- fantasy, Hdventurc, romance and Due to the July Fourth holiday Wednes- for (,'railuiiti- woilt. Mr. Oshorn College: Jo- care of all her persona! matters. In This Issue Celebrating her 100th birthday Mrs. Sanford has a son, Hor-information. day, news and advertising deadlint-H will ho wiirt married to the former Pa- anniversary tomorrow will be Mrs. uce, and a k'nindilnuKhUT, Kk'H- It is stressed that "Investment trh'in Murray, iluughter of tin About Town With u to page 2) Mury Elizulicth Sanford, a quiet , who live on Fairmont avenue in Reading" is not for tho just- advanced. Display adverting will he ac- then Preyident A. \V. Murray ol' Southwestern University, In 1(151 Sally and charming little lady of Quak- « "inn-dauchter, Mrs. Mary fuir render or for the faint-hcurt- liusiae-is Directory er origin, The widow of William ed. The list wan prcpured cxprcuB cepted until Monday noon and eluHsilied ud* Mrs. Osborn preHenlly is employe! 6jjuly A. Sanford, she has lived in her IIH u Heori'tnry in the olFict! 'of Church News ly for the junior-high noys am vcrtitting until Monday ul 5 p.m. Ct.Hsifie.l home at 50i) East Broad street for girls who aro capable of absorb First Methodist Church. I Fourth of July, 4(1 yeurs. Born in Hightritown, In thi> full, Mr. (lilinrn will n CuniiiiK Kvcilts Ing fine books, of recognizing th.. News deadlines will he as follows: (lliiireh Kditorial.i ay for cveryoni she clime here from Dunellen. ...kit Mrs. Waddy will be w (lllferenco between good writing ^ume n full schedule ver, Douglas Jr., Charles F. Heyder, Frank 8:30 a.m. last Thursday's it wa>: actcto tooling aand weaving of all Ball, Susan Darby, Marjraret Gar- tured skull, police said, after a fall i di Wertfield Rotary Club ut annual Dixoa, Union ber, Margaret Maxwell, Emily Ketehair., and Mrs. James Black- i Teday at the orts. Large and smallll ovaal looms iuiubia College Alumni, |2600 i from his bicycle last Thursday barn. djtbl Anne Morris, Florence Sexton, and was reported in good condition by $450 annual work scholars! Elizabeth Tophara; and second Overlook Hospital authorities yes- Mr. Davidson discussed the his- Susan Hartman, Special Frta, awards to: Genevieve Covington, terday. > tory and background of the com- man Scholarship, Randolph-MaS Marion Lehman, and Helen Havre. mittee, whose purpose -is the nom- College, $900 freshman, renew Police said the boy's bike ap- ination of candidates for the Board Senior third awards went to Pa- parently slipped on loose gral able; Robert Jebens, Worceito tricia Barker, Margaret Carlisle, as he and his brother, Cole, were of Education. This committee was Polytechnic Institute, $2400. end senior fourth awards were riding west on Coles avenue, near organized in 1943 at the sugges- Roger Kaufman, Dean's Grant! presented to Zilpha Bentley, Anne Tanger way. The boy struck his tion of the Independent Club of Cornell University, $2400; Kan™ BJ'oWer, and Nancy Mumford. head on the pavement. Weatfleld. At the time it was or Kuttler, Northwestern, $1200* ganized, a very serious situation Susan Nye, Gouelier College la' Juniors "who received first Officer Harry Boyton dispatch- Kermit Dow, Hry had arisen over the reallocation owned by the Ethyyl Corp., Daseuanry, tenn, s»u aj nv ^«.», *»..—p,yp , 000; Marg*ret Page, Johns 'HS awards were: Hartley Carsott, ed Officers William J. Lenehan and of the school population between Fitch Jefferies and Robert Daw- kina SchoeJ of Nursing Trust* Idabelle Diaz, Constance Drum- James Herrick to investigate. The l'ark avenue, New York City. son. All new officers and directors competitioery, tennisn anwild l alble typesupervises of gamd bye the Columbus-Lincoln Schools. The Mr. Bushinger and Bob Jones with Scholarship, $160; Neil Uxm, inond, Karen Gram, Elsie New- Rescue Squad took the boy to the town was faced with an anti- Police called the Garwood Vol- wilt serve for a one-year period. Dickfaiiw, CotUse, $200; chart. man, Inge Staffers, and Joan hospital. unteer Rescue Squad which took Dr. George Laird, past presi- Miss Lil Berg in charge of arch- school board faction, who had an- ery. The co-ed teen swim will be. H*ul, Princtton University fteih- Wright; and second awards were nounced their intention of run nil'? the patient to the hospital. Thp dent, presented Mr. Rost with the man, 13*0, and $200 tuition loan" presented to Lillys Marik and left rear of the ambulance and traditional past president's pin in every Friday afternoon at the a slate on an anti-school board YMCA pool starting on July 6. renewable; Jack Stass, Truitee Joyce Pickering;, Third awards ticket. the right front of the car were behalf of the club. President Neu- Scholarship, Lehigh Universitv were presented to Shirley Doug- Award Diplomas badly damaged. mann made a brief acceptance The annual playground work- This came at a time when '.ha shop was held Saturday morning, $28«O; Deleres Vanderlick, JohS las, Gail Shierman, and Jean town had already rejected a sew The ambulance had been pur- speech and outlined plans for the Hopkins School of Nursing Tra* fofeey. Sophomores who received (Continued from Page 1) chased last month after a •.own- coming Rotary year. Other speak- All the playground staff attended, Watkins, second place certificate high school site on two occasions, Mr. Coleman opened the meeting first awards were: Cynthia Baker, and there were other evidences wide canvass for funds. ers included William M. Garbe, Linda Bwelheimer, Mary Jensen, of merit for high school girls divi- the new district governor; Harold by. welcoming and introducing the sion of CYO essay contest; Rich- that the school board as a body did new and past staff members. Short Shirley McGowan, Carol Mowen not enjoy the confidence of the C. Todd, a former director; and Idamae Tenner, and Judith Var ard Clark Powers and Maureep Louis de Beauchamp, president of lectures on various phases of Angela Haegney, first-place town. Medal, Essay playground activity were given by num. State awards were presented The officers of the Independent the local club in 1946, now a resi- to- the following girls: Senior- plaques in CYO essay contest; Bar- dent of Florida. the following staff members" Nor- bara Ann Adams, {Catherine Mary Club had come to the conclusion man Larsen, special days; John first award: Joyce Bergsland, Gen- that one of the basic difficulties Winners Named evieve Covjngton, Marie Gilson, Sarace, June Carol La Rocca, Eliz- Holbrook, safety on the play- abeth Anne Pillo and Judith Wini- lay in the fact that there was no ground; Mrs. B. Helmondollar, Jo-Ann Krestan, Marion Lehman, organized method by which nom- The Westfield Chapter, NS Helen Kpwe, Doreen Smith and fred Henehan, prises for creative DAR, has announced the winners Dr. Christian craft supervision; Joseph Bush- poetry in high school division, inations could be made to the inget', attendance; and Francis New Suit Qg Delores Vanderlick; senior-second school board; that the town wished for this year of the medals and awards: Nancy Mumford and awarded by Catholic Daughters of essay awards to the eighth grades (Continued from Page 1) Drake, publicity. Explanation of America. to continue the school board on a and participation in all new games Marilyn Pearce; senior-third basis apart from nominal party ill Roosevelt Junior High, Holy (Methodist) ; and Andrew Pren- •.ward, Anne Brower; junior-first Others are: Margaret Elizabeth Trinity and Mountainside. tice of Birkenhead (Presbyterian). followed a demonstration of crafts politics, and that difficulty would by Mrs. Helmondollar, Refresh* Now forming •wards, Hartley Carson, Barbara Hurley, first, Concetta Martha Ab- continue until achievement of a Pupils to receive the good citi- Canon Wareham is scheduled to Kelso, Lillys Marik, and Elsie bruscato, second and Catherine El- preach in the Westfield church ments were served at the close of method of getting school board zenship medals are selected by thd the meeting. Newman; junior-second award, len Essig, third, cash prizes from members on a basis that would faculty in the Roosevelt Junior Aug. 14 at the 8 and 9:30 a.m. Jean Tobey; sophomore - first Council 1711, K. of C, for essay give confidence and would avoid High and Mountainside but in worship services. The weekly photography contest A weekly iavin|()|i,p award*: Cynthia Baker and Linda contest, "My American Heritage"; the charge of a self-perpetuating Holy Trinity the students also Dr. Christian's first preaching will end Monday with the winning Bevelheimer. Richard Clark Powers, prize for board. vote for the ones they think de- engagement abroad is on July 15, picture appearing in the Westfield Robert L. Duncan, supervisor excellence in religion, from Par- Membership on the committees serving. Qualifications for the in the morning at the May Street Leader next week. buying men', elojMitjiji of boys' athletics, presented tro- ent's Guild; Miss Secor, pin. for open to residents of Westfield, medi) awards are honor, service in Presbyterian Church and in the phies won by th« various teams to honors in Betty Crocker Home- over 21 years old, named by or- home, school and community, cour- evening at the Great Victoria furnishJngi Join the 1 the school. making contest, and Miss Essig, ganizations either civic or semi- age, leadership a/id patriotism. Street Presbyterian Church, both Scholarships Won Kenneth Smida presented the certificate of merit for poetry read- civic by nature, non-political and Winners are' Roosevelt Junior in Belfast, Northern Irelapd. On others who ridvt uui following Latin awards: Honorable ing from Rutgers .University, and non-sectarian, and whose mem- July 22, he will be in the pulpit medals for participating in activ- High, Barbara Kahn and James (Continued from Page 1) mention certificates for Baird Me- bership is town wide in scope; or Mowry; Holy Trinity, Anne Glen- of the Ifuyton Parish Church of Ann Krestan, Weatfleld College plan for many ymy ..:.ij morial Latin sight reading con- ities of the Forensic League to b y neighborhood associations Liverpool for both the morning William Arthur Cashman, extem- non and Richard Barchl; Moun- Women's Club, $300, and Wateh- test sponsored by New York Unl- whose membership is open to all tainside, Joyce Hartuntg and John and evening services; and'on July ung mil Smith Alumni freshman Versity to Shirley Douglas and poraneous speaking, Miss Essig, property owners or residents in a 29, at St. Mungo's Church in Al- poetry reading, John Bernard Her- Messineo. scholarships, $400, Smith College Carol Mowen; certificates won in given area. This method of select- Our Heritage" was the subject loa, Scotland. The balance of the Nancy Mumford, Westfteld Col Stop in today. ; 1956 nation-wide Latin examina- oux, forum, Susan Jane Czernik, ing the membership of the com- preaching schedule is in the Lon- oratorical declamation, and Carole chosen for the essays. The pupils lege Women's Club, $300, Middle tions conducted by Association for mittee was worked out as a means winning the award for the best don aruu: Sunday, Aug. 5 at bury College; Marilyn Pearce, the Promotion of Study of Latin to Christine Foley, Charlotte Anne of getting competent townspeo- Hampstead Garden Suburb Free Donofri, Miss Secor and Miss Es- essays* were Mary Louise Gajew- Westfield Teachers' Association Elizabeth Putnam, Jacqueline ple chosen front many different ski, Holy Trinity eighth grade; Church; and Sunday, Aug. IS, the $400, Bucknell University; Caro Sparks, Barbara Voder, Genevieve sig, all for debating. sources on a townwide basis, who Purley Congregational Church in Following are the 54> graduates Leila Bunnell, Roosevelt Junior line Sullivan, El]abar Foundation Green, June Frtderickson, Anita when so selected could be depend- High and Linda Buth, Mountain- Surrey. $200, Rhode Island School of De. Leone, James Dunca, Arthur who received college preparatory ed upon to individually and col- Following the preaching com- diplomas: Concetta Martha Ab- side. Essays written by the above sign; Paul Tatro, Westfield Col- John franks Friti, Joanne Meyers, Robert lectively use good judgment in appear on page 20 in the "Leader." mitments, Dr. and Mrs. Christian lege Men's Club, $1600, anc Rescorla, • Mary Bice, Jean Bar- bruscato, David Francis Ander- the selection of candidates for the expect to tour France and Switzer- son, Alexander Anthony Barba- Mrs. Frederick Marzahl, regent, Baldwin-Wallace, $400, Baldwin. WESTFIELD nett, Judy , Wilson, Dean Mac- school board, and in obtaining land, visiting, where possible, CIM Wallace College; Kenneth Tul rise, Mary DeSales Bell, Charles their consent to serve. presented the medals and awards Laughlin, William Davidson, at graduation at Mountainside; ADE, some of the ecumenical loch, Westfield Board of Realtors Vmm «ar rear entrntu-e for dlrrrt awfMta Nancy Haghes, Shirley Douglas, Aloysius Brown Jr., William Ben- It was requested by Mr. David- works camps, and other points of nett Bunn Jr., William Arthur Byron Stuart, Junior High School $250, Rutgers University; Sandrs from 1OHV parking Nt* Barbara Bigelow, Alice Evans, son that residents submit names principal, presented the awards in interest to Protestants, particular- Vassil, Westfleld Women's Club Carol Mowen, John Swinton, and Cashman Jr., James Cojanis, John of possible candidates for the ly in Geneva, Switzerland. Marrice Corrigan. assembly on June 1 and the Rt $200, and Food Fair Scholarship George Smith. Certificates of su- school board to the Joint Com- Rev. Msgr. H. J. Watterson gavj They will return to this country $1000, Rutgers University, New perior merit was presented to Also Edward William Davis, mittee. The deadline for the sub- out the awards to Holy Trinity in September and Dr. Christian ark; Donald Wright, Westfielf Sandra Vassil, and certificate of Corinne Frances DeFeo, Carolyn mission of names is Oct. 15. Resi- eighth graders at their graduation will be in the Westfield pulpit foi School Boosters' Association superlative merit to Anne Brow- Helene Dittus, Charlotte Ann Don- dents should recognize that the June 22. the morning worship ser/ices $200, Clarkson College of Tech- er. Anne Brower received a gold ofrP, Sarah Ann Dragula, Bar- Board of Education is a business Sept. 9. medal pin for nigh scores in 1956 bara Ann Esposito, Catherine El- and administrative Board, and not Mis. David W. Timberlake, his- examinations. She also received a len tKfssig, Michael Francis Fahey an Educational Board, he noted. torian of the local chapter, named gold medallion for three success Jr", Carole Christine Foley, Leon- The problems coming bef or# it «re "the-following pupils havinjr the sire 'jr«a*« if high scores.. ' *"' ard. Fi'ancis Giejjerich, John Ber- largely financial and operation |«Jiijjhi;st scholastic marks for Amer- C. Blair. Rogers presented the nard Heroux Jr. problems, comparable to those ican history: Holy Trinity, Wil- Rutgers Science Day award to the Also Margaret Elizabeth Hur- which confront the board of di- liam Barm on; Roosevelt Junior school, won for the school by ley, Virginia Marie Jacobi, Elaine rectors of a business, according to High, Penelope Butts and John Douglas Poland in the field of bi- Theresa Julius, Emilie Ann Ki- Mr. Davidson. Cafarelli and Mountainside, Bar- ology at the annual science day sonak, Mary Linda Lombardi, The fojlowinfollowing is a list of mem- bara Jones. at Rutgers University. Constance Jane MacCarthy, Jane toers o:if tne Joint Civic Committee OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Til? Richard Griggs, president of the Bernadine Mackiewicz, John Jo- for 1956-67, and the organiza- Student Council, presented gifts seph Mannion, William Joseph Me- tions which they represent: from the council to Ulrich Sander Gee, Kathleen Teresa McGovern College Men's Club, James F. Patriotic Service and to Council sponsor Albert Denise Theresa McKelvey, Charles Burke, Robert E. Savage; College Bobal. He also crfed Lila Birdsall John McManus Jr. Women's Club, Mrs. James Black- (Continued from Page 1) FOR THE 4th and AFTER •who will he Westfleld's represen- Also, Robert Joseph McManus, burn, Mrs. Wm. E. Elcome Jr.; Episcopal Church; introduction of tative to study abroad this sum- Donna Marie O'Brien, Julius Car! Independent Club, John A. Pfaff, speaker by Guy S. Lyman of the mer in Turkey. Westfield is en- Parrella Jr.,. Constance Mary Po- Edw. M. Kookogey; Exchange SAR chapter] address by Mr. Bau- titled to an exchange student be- desla, Richard Clark Powers, Pa- Club, Dr. Bernard Feldman.'Moiv mer; solo, intercessory Hymn," cause of the school's acceptance tiica Anne Quinn, John Putiick ris Kaniler; Lions Club, R. R. (Edward German-W. Herbert of Ulrich Sander through the Ryan, Valerie Anne Secor, Wil- Reilly, Edmund P. Lewis; Rotary Scott) by Miss Louise Armstrong, American Field Services. liam Patrick Sheehan, Henry Vin- Club, Julian W. Couzens, Frank contralto soloist with Crescent A v e n u e .Presbyterian Church, Trophies from the Westfield cent Sullivan Jr. Ketcham; PTA Council, Sirs. Au- gustus F. Klaiber, Mrs. John N. Plainfield, "with accordion accom- Booster Association were present- Also, Rosemary Louise Torma, panist, Francis Giampino Jr. ed by Mr. Foose. The most valu- DeniBe Louise Ure, Judith Mary Selvig Jr. able player in each sport received Ure, Frederic Joseph Walz, Cath- Also, Manor Park Association, Also, flag raising by Robert a trophy. They were: baseball, erine Terese Wa»tie, Maurenn Ralph L. Gilbert, L. C. Keagle; French Society, GAR; Boy Scout David Monierj golf, Peter Mar- Theresa Watkins, Robert Allen Woman's Club, Mrs. H. R. Cory, Troop 72 and color guard, SAR; ron; tennis, Cliff Robison; track, Westrich, John Patrick Wheatley Mrs. R. N. Meinert; New England "To the Colors," played by Peter Paul Tatro. All senior members of Jr., Fred Williams, James William Village Assn., M. E. Marshall, B Boor, trumpeter; pledge to the the sports squads received plaque Willoughby, Robert Barry Wolfe, Rhaesa; Wychwood Association. flag led by Mrs. Frederick W. Mar- You're in the swim with Beach Togs and awards. They included: baseball, Frank Anthony Zegar. Cuddic E. Davidson Jr., Mrs. Mal- shal, DAR chapter regent; re- Donald Wright, Bruce Grosvenor, Receiving general diplomas colm Robinson; Colonial Homes marks by Mayor Thomas; "Star Sportswear you have selected here for fun William Schaefer, David Monier, were the following 17 pupils: Pa- Assn., F. L. H. Pott, Mrs. J. W, Spangled Banner" by the assemb- Roger Kaufman, George Wragg, tricia Anne Byrne, Mary Carole Anderson; Floral Park Assn., lage, and benediction by the Rev. Richard Ventimiglia, Robert Cronan, Mary Frances DeMareo, "iharles F. Heyder, William A. Richard L. Smith of the Presby- and play at home or away. Boothe, and David Weed; golf, Josephine Anne Devine, Barbara ;ohl; DAR, Mrs. Orrin D. Prud- :erian Church. Ferdy Shoemaker, Peter Marron, Mary Garbarini, Phyllis Anae den, Mrs. John W. Brumbaugh. The committee in charge is com- and Gordon Thomas; tennis. Char- Guidone, Arlene Louise Laraastra, Also, Teachers' Assn., Robert posed of Arthur N. Pierson, hon- lea Reul and Cliff Robison; track, Donata Louise Merrill, Anne , Duncan, Mrs. Charles SteinJ orary chairman; Mr. Lyman, chair- Cabana Sets—matching top and shorts $8.95 op Peter Austin, Thomas Clements, Teresa O'Loughlin, Patricia Ma- Westfield School Boosters Assn., man; Mrs. Marzahl; Robert L. George Durgan, James Gass, Jer- deline Perretti, Janice Irene Que- Edward Holschuh, J. Stuart Evans. Lonsdale Green Jr., Ralph ry Helgren, Alden Hess, and Paul bec, Joan Regina . Scarbruugli, Smart; Brightwood Assn., E. C. Hudson, Thomas A. Marshall, the Swim Trunks 3.50 up Tatro. Elizabeth Frances Selitto, Sandra Hermann, J. R. Lewis; Martin Ilev, Joseph L. McCorison Jr., Wallberg Post, American Legion, haplain, SAR; and Howard B. Other prizes and honors an- Marie Shipman, Sandra Marie Hokan Kjellmark, William M. ,$•4 nounced included: "Scholastic Weikel, Elizabeth Ann Wood anil Vail. Bermuda Shorts ,.....• 3.95 up Nevin; Junior Chamber of Com- Boy Scouts will be under the Magaiino" certificate of merit for Amelia Theresa Sabino. merce, John L. McHugh, Charles opaque water colors to Sue Val- direction of William P. Holt, CAR K. Frankenbach Jr.; Intermediate members will be supervised by Beach Robes 6.95 up entine; PTA fine and industrial Woman's Club, Mra. Robert GaK arts awards; woodworking, Dan- Mra. Byron Vanderbilt and the Churches Begin .agher, Mrs. William Lonsdale SAR color guard will be led by- iel Kelly; mechanical drawing, Jr.; Westfield Service League, Cool Slacks . . 6.95 up •• Kirt Bass and Walter Dietz; fine Edward Adolphus Benson Jr. (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Robert Silber, Mra. Robert arts, Patricia Daycock, nnd home S. Messersmith. economics, Carol Kibelheuser. al Church, two sections of the Open Weave Sport Shirts, . .", ...... 3.95 up Home economies awards included Church School will be in session at $10,500 Grant announcement of DAR prizes. Sue 9:30 a.m. each Sunday as followu: Hartman placed first in Weatfleld Pre-school (nursery and kinder- garten) in the Coo Fellowship Scouts Leave (Continue-d from Page 1) Other Sport Shirts 2.95 up and second in the state In the cot- of the Ford gift," said Mrs. Harry ton dress classification; Nancy Room; graded section (grades 1, 2 und i!) Loomis Hail. Children (Continued from Page 1) A. Kniffin, administrator. Borton placed third in the state munity. The "3 W's" stand for She also notfd that in makinc Beach or Cottage Scuffs 2.50 up in dress and coat ensemble chips; nbove grade 3 are encouraged to worship, wisdom and warmth, rep- attend Kervicen of worship with formal applicatioAfor the jrrant. i Sally Giggey placed second in the resenting churches, schools and the home had informed tin* foun- state in suit classification, nnd their parents. homes. dation of possible uws of tin Lightweight Caps . : ' 1.50 up* Betsy Pond received special award Visitors will be welcome at the possible u? John franks honorable mention for her work It Sylvia Murko. Wmtnold Art An a.m. to 12 noun uu the fuUuw cloneJy with the National Foundo French at the Huttrms University soeiiition rvmberships wer« pre< dates: July jr*, 18 and 20. tiun for Infantile Paralysis fu third annual foreign InniruaKe day stinted to Koxann Alphnr and Vir- CJirlfi &tf,*>ndinf? On* #inearoiHr many y^m-ti and ixpeit to wtntinu' MEN'S APPAREL Herman cnrtiiloulim Cram Ilii ginitt IMntt. ft re: I da mm; Trennor, Shirley an th''}' h*svV vut nvw ways to b**!TJ American Annoi'lutUm of Teuch Annuuncomnnt wn» made of thi Newman, Audrey Oiaff, flail I'r the oilppU-d rhilfil —Mfri'bml v'^'y WESTFIELD «n Of Gorman wore prem-iiU'd t< winners of thy following honors ternoii. I'tttrU'ia V*IHJ, rJarbara }itfuri dj^tts*.'. rnuKctilar dy«t*';ph2 ntudfrnta who complotcd xerun; Hoys' Sliilo, John Uny, Thonia Mun#iill, Joan Kutton, and M&ty or othrx ei'trn-ntn. At that tinif- PLAINFIELD RIDOEWQOD year Oortnnn with un average) o Riclmrdpon, and David ('raver I S wi' *huH need ww H4Uipm<-nt an* parking HI. ninety or better. Ceitltiunte (JirU' Htutc, delegate, Carolyi Khali be BO JJI^S^IJ for HttiHinm-ti UM ear tmor entrance far direct aetot* to E. Bread Streat from town w«r« presented to Anno Urownr, Kimbnll, alternate, Lillys Marik Are ytm a rejftsti'red voter? Our bower and beauty of words. It is schools donated $30 toward the Day camp means fun in the out- Chambers, Jran D&vison, Sherry YovUmntAMmw oken' Sunday . list of books and authors they Somerset Co. Only building fund for a new borough of-doors fur 29,4 Girl Scouts and Jackson, Barbara Kahn, Barbara 1 Council 1711, should know. library, it was announced Mon- Brownies in Westfield, Mountain- Little, Amy WoUgemuth. Pat ..tibus, >in North Bidder in Borough side and Ciarwood campsites. The HAMMOND ORGAN The library has expressed the day at the annual open meeting Pepe, Sue Merrill, Barbara EU ,ains, at the West- of the library board in Echobrook Westlield Day Camp opened Thurs- eombe, Linda Kfhrli, Libby Wald- |50,000 clubhouse, lope that young people will look day, June 21 at Tamaques Park, >ver the books listed for them in MOUNTAINSIDE —The Board School. The money was presented chen and Marian Noatrand ' ted by fall. of Education last week awarded a "SJmer Hoffarth, the li- with an _ enrollment of 208 girls. Henry J. Wat- )oth the children's room and the The membership is divided into 17 /oung people's section. An article $16,040 school bus contract to the Holy Trinity Somerset Bus Co. for 1956-57. units, including a unit for the member of the in The Leadex- next week will dis- elves, children of unit leaders who Hat-Making :uss the aims and points of inter- Somerset's was the only bid sub- chaplain for 43 mitted. are too young to be in Brownie invocation and est of Mrs. Guilfoyle's list for units. The camp is under the di- young people, "A Reading Spec- A total of $3,063 in the amount Contest Set ods. is for a special kindergarten bus rection of Mrs. Edwin Bugle, coun- tacular." of 782 books were cir- ,rurned the first route. At the May 17 meeting the cil assistant in camping. £ assisted by Louis board voted to approve a reeom- Each day is begun with a flag Events Scheduled lestfield, the gen- mention of MrS R^rt H. Hose, raising ceremony at 9:15 a.m 1 State Deputy Select Training when all girls drde around the At Playground tormick of Ma flag pole and pledge allegiance tee cnairman, ana oupenuwuuv.., FANWOOD — A hat-making lormick praised of Schools Charles J. Wadas that the flag. Following this ceremony j progress, Camp Delegate the girls gather under the "sing- contest is scheduled for tomorrow the extra bus run be established. as the first Friday event at the particiated were School bug routes released by ing tree" for a song fest to pre- Theodore Zmud pare them for the day. The group Fanwood Playground which open- Girl Scouts Name the board show that second grade ed for an eight-week season of Grand Kaigli pupils will be required to walk then breaks up into separate units, tanor and Gram Mrs. W. B. Archer each girl having assigned duties supervised play this week. Events to school. Board Chairman Wal- for each day, designated by'unit are under sponsorship of the Fan- Jftert M. Dwyer lace Depp said that the board is i huilding commit kancr charts. Cleaning campsite, wood Recreational Association, of Mrs. W. B. Archer, 520 Cory following a policy of increasing firebuildiiig and cooking and pre- John W". Lannin• '--g Jri.- i., ihnondson. place will attend the Edith Macy pressures upon the transportation will be a 40 bj Training School, a national train- paring food requires a large por president. ry building witt Uiget,,,-,v „ ,„ i , T, • MOUNTAINSIDE —More than paring iwu i^*..!.^ „ .-.„ . Children will spend the morn- ing camp for adult Girl Scouts, tion of the morning hours. Brown cation rooms an Pleasantvillc, N. Y., July 2 Lo 13. Dr. William H. West of Union. ,60 member, of the IJnion County i first flor and county superintendent of schools, „„,.. Association eathe^ed last ies gge t their first real adventure , Bemion and ^ wX aftw. r in the art of preparing food over rnber on the sec The advanced group leadership said the board was "generous in m the art of preparing food ov Jm £ashionin hats ot thcil. own course is designed to help experi- giving the amount of bus trans- atenr opescoutn hres improv, whilee their_olderjnstheir skills ia- design ffom maUria!s avaiuble. enced leaders increase their knowl- portation that it does. The gen- these outdoor activities. During Prize-winners will be judged at ist. has been edge, skills and confidence in or- Fr«« L«ssons In Your Horn* mainder will be eral state pattern is to provide lull periods of the day varied 2:30 p.m. der to cany out the Girl Scout f il ; buses for children outside - ">"- crafts are available for the girls; , »«»«••"— — - —- i summer with program with the girls ' - - isteveMord e than 200 children reg Or In Our Studio J also nature hikes, outdoor games, Monday, the opening day, own troops. Needs ar etc. A middle of the day rest pe- ?nd additional registrations have of girls and program eKn You «tm rant • Homw«w4 Organ for u riod is required of all Scouta, in- * received during the^ week, the — eluding a coffee break for unit LaB* /CM» total ™aehed moro for ot littls at 120 p*r month at NyAiUnbAi thau 4B0 Eighth leaders. The girls later assembla - vrinJIfUf Wn#fV CM Wl MMMM OT ln# for the lowering of the flag and A new ping pong table has seen trom. Page 1) singing of "taps" signifying tho constant service this week and end of that day of camp. whiffle ball, also an inovation, has TOM COR l(#4^ nm fiOffWIOlHI WTJOH Willard Weikel, Special activities of the entire ^em POP1*1"- B°y»' basebad for m long,ai »l« moMtw, H you d«- lea u< are n ed 1 tho „ Acque, Patricia camp include a picnic June 29 * * . °/«» " ""j " eld* to purchoi* It oil Nw rontalt you (Butler, Maureen when all families are Invited to supervision of Edward D Lam- hav* paid moy b« appHod to *• -an Costello, Nancy attend to see tho campsite, display bertsen, director, and Kl of crafts and tho activities of the KeUV> assistant, pvrchau prko. Th« batanet can b« IjBeMilt, Mary Ann paid ovor a partoi of wwral yaan. Jhrards, Linda Es- camp in general. The camp held Mrs. Charles G. Jenckes and PFHigerald, Jule a campftre yesterday at which time Misses, Ann George and Lois llario EVtFyOrW WnO HOI SOVM Wtfl h#.Mj..nnn wil,_nil , Beatty, Helen spend this afternoon at Bowchaft, oonnw"JUoughrum, Car- Kenart, Sarah Janet, Irene Buch Highway 22, participating in arch- "UU Mwale, Outer of Net Jmruy", m Judythe Burns, Eileen 345 Guardsmen bauer, Rita Felix, ——- -••--,, ery, canoeing and minaturc golf...... ».afcjCermeie, Diane son and Misses Mary Lou Wolf- IftleCillis, Mary gang and Betsy Riederer, T.i-dy Advice GRIFFITH PIANO CO. _jfitegerald, Marj At Camp Drum leaders were "He should be more careful at -8TKINWAT REPRESENTATIVES— ilm^im* Grawe, Eliz- is the advice an Iowa I H«Sft Tanya Johnson Three hundred and forty-five said, Judge uebnarm, uuanw. , ^. 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, N.J. - '"^Dolores Krjncke. men of the 60th Reconnaisance A. Wachcnfeld, Judge Milton B Open Wedmuky lEV«nfa>l MHIM 9 . rk'onn M Ari.t itatM ,ft Linda Mleth Battalion, National Guard, left slowlv- ford, Judge Carroll W, Hop -MofTett, Jo An' Friday night for two weeks of" Tn0 board approved ... kins, Judge John E. Bargor, Judgo summer training at Camp Drum, one piano, but deferred action uy- r( Russell, Lorctto Irvin S. Fulop, Judge Harold W. m.... Smith, Joaephin N.Y. on the purchase of two pianos for Borden, Judge Sachar and Judge A total of 180 men left tho the coming school year. Approval O'Connor. Justice Wachenfeld is Hci» Ventura and Marci was Armory here in a motor convoy 8Ushment in West- »ei hta, Watchung and New lege. K " also appointed Ralph has been chairman or co-chairman • " - Providence, have for 20 yenrs of the dinner for 10 years. 'rToviaence "k«, nno.. of .th e.„ Scotc. . h Plains i to the department as a been members of the Scotch Plains ary fireman. PBA Local 87. Under N.J. PBA - -' Thomas Clark Jr., Local, Area Men And Inw, a police force must have 10 Pool members before; a charter can be Women Become Citizens anted. Fivo Wosllioldera were among 1 Scotch Plains Patrolman Mi- proved. You'll have to come down to our (tore and see theie Slacktll flued from Pnge l chael Rossi, Local 87's state dele- thc group oC 83 foreign-born men, t of a public made the announcement women and children who became »Bnng school citizens last Monday us they took • Alteration! FREE Q OC uy night after attending a Youth Drowns Kfo include thc oath of allegiance in Natural- SPECIALLY PRICED AT O.V3 ing meeting of the state PBA In Echo Lake ization Court, Elizabeth. They in- • Worth dollar* more i of Town Attorney In Long Branch. <. cluded Agnes Lillian Mclntonh, 81 Arrangements ure being made MOUNTAINSIDE — Despite • FUUY AIR CONDITIONED ivily, an ordinance Kair Hill drive; Maria Christine • Drip dry In minutes __-_ to hnld charter presentation Mon- the efforts of a 12 year old Gai- vu; man.. ULTRA MODERN SPLIT LEVELS ON ONE ACRE OF GROUND J sum cloning hour for tav- Cheslcy, gSWnight to 1 a.m. was at 7:30 p.m. in the Maple wood Boy Scout, Raymond Lock- 634 Norman place; An- • Actually require no Ironing Tree Inn. State PBA president ley, 20, of Newark, drowned in tonio B. Evucquu, (115 Kipley INCLUDES. . . "" :- expected to 4 Bedroomi, 3 Bathi, 2>Car Oaragt, larg* Rtcraatlon Room, taundry • Perfect for the office or Summer vacation Echo Lake at 4:35 p.m. Tuesday, pluce; Hrida Samter, 7D1 Lamberts Room, Front and Back Porth, BulIMn Rang« and Ovtnft and Birch police reported. Mill road; und ErncBt N. Ed- Cabinitl. tarQ* living Room with Flraplctat, Dining doom, tpacloui a Newest deeptone shades: Lockley and five other Ncwnrk •ards, 209 Palstcd avenue. Kitchen. Walk In Cloxli, Doublo Vanity (AM f\t\/\ Navy — Charcoal — Dark Drown M> n „ i°- Named Slorr Manager youths wore swimming near a dam Others from the urea, were: Bathroom (glDuwMn). Fully Icndtcaped, •O«5»*.vl\/ a short distance from the Sprinn- rjraiJBd und i««d»d and ihrulibsd. ' "(food's from 10 p.m. ^ \yoolwortll Unit Jiiuub Keraten, 405 Forest road. a Pastel colors: lield avenue entrance to thc parl; Scotch Plains; Clara Builen, 41K Light Blue — Orey — Tan when he dropped out of night in Sycamore avenue, Scotch Plains; OTHERS FROM $28,900 SiifliOO Hour K- "• SchtipniHuhcr, son of Mr. wtitirr eight feet deep. He wari lUqucl Asturius Wistar, 10'J Mar- • Sizes 29 lo 42 waist >a«"*:i .„ , and Mrs. C. J. Schuemuchur of EOH about 20 yards from shore. Ciirlcton road, nUiliiitod with th,> tine avenue, Funwood, and Flor- Use Handl-Charae His companions' cries for help .Mice Cccchettini, 153 Locust ave- WE ALSO BUILD CUSTOM HOMES-YOUR PLANS OR OURS Shop and SAVE 11 IPWJT.-, F W. Wnolworth Co. since July were heard by Arthur Chalensk' nue, Mountainside. liigjtjjtytkl of 100G Boule- 28, 1952, us an aanistunt. manager, Jr., 12, of Garwooil, who swam to THE 109 E. BROAD ST. SIBJjioB/I'roducts Iteacarch has been promoted to store man- thc spot where Lockley lusn wa« Lightning Strikes House FRANK CHUPKO WE. 2-5609 MAf,"pttsaod the 1,000 nger of thn Wool worth unit in seen but was umiblc to locate him Lightning struck tlu; homi; of LEADER STORE ^{th* equivttli'nt of a MndiHfin Mr. Rchucmachoi1 joincil Robert B. SpHmun of 117 Wist REAL ESTATE AGENCY Open Mon. & Fri, 1 in repented dives. Air Conditioned ^^O tho moon) us un the Woolwortli orgHniziition an u Piiti'olmen Nelson Kelly Dudley avenue at midnight Sat- ROUTE 22, NORTH PLAINFIELD. N. J. $pi'\. nnuiHKt'mcni lc»rnt!i- he]'*1 in Wcst- John Kitinot oalsf tho c swaUniom n ouCountt any urday, knocking a hole In tlio gable PLalnflaid 6.4795 FAnwood 2-5415 Sit>:J^i^ was In tho rni'ly fielil. lit.1 WHS tmincd In various Park Police ealyd oth cswti youth'm otsu bodandy und causing approximately $200 |||p'$©wark to I^iinglfy stores throughout New Jersey, and finally dumuge. There was no lire. fa||li*jl guost on tho (Jraf completed his management train- » ui Siiii'thB late 1030&. ing program in Haliwuy. LEAPE* **WTTR£BA¥. JUKB
Women's Club. She attended the Presbyterian Church here and Bond Sale For Bank Dividend OBITUARIES «. member of the P.E.O. Sister- and a brother, WiHiani B. Salt of hood. Shows Increase TOPS Mrs. James B. Bostwiek Queen*, J.I, Surviving are a son. Marshal! $410,000 To Be ' Mrs. Florene* M. Boat«riek, 62 i Funeral services were held Sun M,, with whom she lived: two Fred R. Docrrer, prefident of Forest avenue, an active member day in a BS&slI chapel near the grandsons and two great-grand- Held in Borough the National Bank of Westfiold has of the Woman's Association sf Ha"ystaek Angus Ranch, Colo., of children. announced that at a directors the WestfieJd Presbyterian Church, which Mr. Salt was foreman. In- Funeral services were held MOUNTAINSIDE — A bond meeting last waek, the Board ol died Fridsy in her hon« after s terment mi in a small eemttwy Tuesday afternoon in the Sentie Bah* for $410,000 will be conDirector- * of tho bank passed a long illness. in the nearby foothills. Funeral Home, Maywood, 111., with ductfd at 8 p.m. July 8 at Echo- resolution declaring a semi-annual Mrs. Bsatwick, whs TP»S born Llit) Rev. Johii Ekstrom, minister brook School by the Board of Ed-dividend of 75 cents a share to be in Immy City and livad in Eh of the Maywood Presbyterian ucation. paid to all stockholders of record way prior to moving here 27 Mrs. Robert L. Evans Church officiating. Interment was June 18, 1950. This is an increase years ago, alno was ut'tive in the Mrs. Ann Norman Evans, 44, of in Oakridjfe Cemetery, Hillside, John A. Hoff, chairman of theof 25 cunts a share over the regu- art dtjMutmeut of the Westfieid Flainfteld, formerly of Westfteld, 111. finance and legislation committee, lar dividend of 50 cents, declared Wo«ian'a Club. died Tuesday at Muhienberg Hos- explained that the bonds will be in previous periods. With 11,000 pital, Plainfleld, after a long Ill- dated Sept. 1, 1955 and will be She is survived by her husband, Mrs. Edward Lewin shares outstanding, a total ot *»,- Janws B. Bostwick Sr., a son,ness. She was the wife of Eobert due serially from 1967 through 260 in dividends will be paid—an James B. Bostwiek Jr., New Mil-L. Evans. Mrs. Lillian Lewin, 44, wife of ]97B. The bonds will be sold at Edward Lt-win, of 722 Hyslip ave- interest not to exceed six per cent, all time high for the first six ford; and one grandchild. Born in Garden City, L.I-, Mia. month period of any paid to date Sizes 4-12 " The Rev. Dr. Frederick E. Evans attended • Staten Island nue, died at Post Graduate Hos- lit' said. in his history of the bank, in Christian! minister of the Academy and Dvngsn Hall in pital in New York Monday after The board is borrowing the granting this increased dividend, byterian Church officiated at serv- Staten Island and attended Smith several months' illness. nffcney under its program of per-the board noted that the total ra- Sizes 14-20 . ices Monday afternoon in Gray'i College. She served with the Bed Her husband is vice president manent financing. The funds will ources of the bank had increased Funer»l H««e. Interment w«9 inCrew in Westfieid during World Of the Elizabeth Iron Works and be used to refund temporary notes nore than one million dollars since Fairviwr Cemetery. War II and was a former member her brothers, Irvine and Harry and to complete the construction Cabana Set, Diamond, are the owners. Harry June 18, 1955, one year ago. of the Senior Auxiliary of the of Deerfleld School. In a discussion, Mr. Doerrer fur- Children's Country Horn*. Sh* Lewin is Elizabeth police comniis- At the board's June 8 adjourn- Sizes 4-20 Robert B. Salt ioner. ther stated that he "felt the in- tH a member of the Watchuny ed meeting members discussed crease in resources was due large- Robert Barton Salt, 27, ion ofHills Smith Club. A native of Elizabeth, Mrs. borrowing only $210,000 but de- Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Suit of Moun- Lewin was active in civic affairs, ly to the efTorts of the members Of Besides her hgsbttid, M«. cided later to borrow the full the bank's staff to explore and eon- tain View terrace, died suddenly Evan* is survived by two d«ugh- serving as a pust treasurer of the amount that they are allowed to of a eoi-pimry thrombosis last Tuberculosis League of Elizabeth tinually put into use new methods t«r», MUs Laura E. Prltch»rd and borrow under state law. and ideas, consistent with sound Wednesday while on * camping Misa Robin L. Kv»n», both »t and a member of the Je>vish Edu- trip in Bates Pmk, Colo. H» w«a cational Center. The board also voted to borrow bank principles. One such recent home; tier mother Mrs. Charlotte $50,000 of the $410,000 from the innovation was the introduction of accompanied by his wife, the for-C. Norman of Huguenot Park. Funeral services were Tuesday For cool, casual comfort chooM mer Diane O'HUre of Bitchfteld, borough in order to meet obliga- a Time Savings Certificate upon S.I.J a brother Fred C. Norman of noon at the James J. Higgins and tions until the money from the which the bank is paying a 2'/j Conn., and a guide. Riveraida, Conn.; and a ulster. Son Mortuary, Elisabeth. Inter- Hr. Salt was born in Westrteld bond sale is received. The short- per cent interest rate, the highest Boxer Shorts. Our MlocHon in* Miss Jane Norman of Huguenot ment was in B'nai Israel Ceme- term loan beginning June 26 must permitted by law for a commercial and was graduated from Westflald Park, tery, in Elizabeth. t High School and Rutgen Univer be paid back in 45 days at twobank. Through these continued clucks gabardine*, t««rauck«rs, sity, where he studied animal hus Funeral services will be held She also leaves her mother, and three-quarters per cent in- efforts, we will continue to grow banjry. today at 2 p.m. at the ltunyon Rose; two children, Richard and terest. with and for the community." wtav«», bkndi, «tc. Besides his wife and parents, Funeral Home, Plainfield. Inter- Lois; three sisters, Mrs. Doris Mr. Hoff ia preparing a bro he Is survived by a son, John ment will be private for the fam-Hornstein and Mrs. Terry Olim enure to be presented to bond Erich, one-And-a-half years old, ily only at Fsirvlew Cemetery. In of Elizabeth, and Mrs. Evelyn buyers at the sale. On the first Park System Sizs 4 to 20 lieu' of flowers, friends lire asked Lcibowita of Linden. page of the single sheet will be to male* contribution! to the Little a map of Now Jersey, showing the Red Door, Arlington »venuo, Mrs, Henry R. Cautliier location of Mountainside, a second To Be Described Priced from 1,95 PUinfield. Funeral services were held yes- page describing the borough and terday afternoon for Mrs. Mayhow the money is Intended to be '.'Keere«tional Opportunities in Mrs. Lillian M. Cooledge Hope Gauthier of Watchung, for. used, and the last two pages of tha Union County Park System" Mr», Lillian M. Cool edge of 200merly of Weatfield who died Mon- vital statistics and a formal mo- will be described in an illustrated, Wychwpod. road died Saturday at day in Muhlenbenhlb s HospitalHil, tion of sale and bid form. talk by F. S. Mathewson, general her home after a brief illness. She Plainfield. . The board approved recommen- superintendent of the cflunty p»rk a Mia widow of Frederick J. Mra. Gauthier was born in Mill- dations of the insurance commit- system Sunday at the Trallside wood, N.Y. and resided in Weat- tee submitted by Mr. Koff. Fire Museum in the Watchung Reserva- She was born in AlMon, Ind,, neld before moving- to Watchung insurance has betyi raised to tion starting at 3 p.m., James B. Dn«r to Oor Sal*tm»nl and Jived hero four yW. conl- 15 years ago. She was a member $31,000 on all of the borough'sHawley of the Trailed?. Museum riing here from Mgywood, 111, of Wilson Memorial Church there. buildings. A policy has- been program committee announced. Plc|u™« ar* d«c«ivlno and th« where she resided about 50 yearn. taken out for vandalism and mis- A brief description of the early rimind pcrten ton •>• taiily Besides her husband, she is sur- BOYS' AND She wiia an honorary member and vived by her parents, Mr. andhief and burglary and theft. Pre- hietory and development of the viously, the board was not cov- SII US If FOR! YOU t president of the Maywood Mrs. Robert A. Hope of 1020 park system, which had its origin STUDENTS' South avenue; one son, Henry J., ered for breaking and entering. n 1921, will preface Mr. Ma the w- Infpvct various caloft of Granites, muatta «nd one daughter, Hope M., both Comprehensive liability coverage son's talk on the recreational pro- Wwkmflnihlf and Symbolic Dalian. YEARS OF has been raisod from $38,000 to gram and faelliti«s offered the pub- SHOP it home; and three brothers, $1 million. Inf of our Outitandlng Display Yard. ames S. Hope of Pittsburgh, Pa., lic throughout the yesr in, the The board is taking under con- county parks. - 18 Elm St. -We. 2-5696 All Our Monumant* Pavid Hope of Bayport, L.I., and Robert A. Hope Jr. of Westfieid. sideration a request of the teach- A variety of countyrwide organ- Ar* Guaranteed 11 eadcr$(up The services were held Wednes* ers association that their salaries ized programs which are promot- • Vliif our KUn't Shepi 104 Qwlmby St. -i W». 2-0025 be paid in 24 Installments,-instead ay in the Memorial Funeral ed in tha park system as well an • Mainfitld Shop: 111 P«h Aw,- Select Your, Memorial Home, Plainfield. The Rev. Henry of the 20 payments which the he regular day-by-ilay activities board has decided to make, next ponsored in connection with facil- WYATTS Mow for clearance and people •»**• thoutitfefty served. . McKinnon of Union Village of- year. Mrs. Elaine Weibel, presi- ities such as the riding stable, golf ficiated. Interment was in Hillside dent of the association, asked the. courses, swimming pools, shooting Save! Save! , Cemetery, Plainfield. fvidtwot e*ri depejtfetflity k» Ma- service to the teachers" on the,range, boating areas, etc., will be basis that #ome other boards in the elaborated on by the superintend- Randolph M. Durling county are following their re- ent. SCOTCH PLAINS — Randolph quest.. Board Secretary Donald Illustrating Mr. Mathewson'a M, Durling of 1990 Lake avenue, said. th|t another t talk will be cv)or$^N to the new position of'special as- house ordinance" stipulates that Basin, a large number went swim- Create* sistant for field operations at theone house in elirht must be dif-ming. The group spent the night New York ofllco of the Lehn &.ferent in design. The application Fink Division, Lehn & Fink Prod- aboard. Confidence concerns houses on Rolling Rock Alter a church service and a • YOURHOMf ucts Corp. Announcement of theroad. assignment was made yesterday Bwim Sunday the boat was moved by O. G, Kennedy, division gen- Other approvals included per. to the dock for water and gas mittinif Crusader Distributing Co (for the auxiliary engine). Then Don't decide you can't do anything about yourpnjj eral manager. to sell hot water heaters whole- In hia new position, Mr. Nae- the boat headed back for Keyport sale «t Central avenue and Route with a very sjow breeze. lem. A Suburban Low Cost Improvement Loon thing will handle special field sales 22, Willenbrock Tool and Die Co. in ra a assignments. The Lehn & Fink to establish » business on Glen finance the addition of extra rooms - « " T*"ol)r division supervises sales of Hind; road in the industrial lone, and State Approves Railway another bathroom - finishing off the attic., An»T Honey & Almond fragrance cream James Altomare of 1299 Route 22 Etiquet deodorants and Lyso to set up a. nursery at the above Avenue Construction loan is easily repaid in amounts geared to y brand disinfectant. address. Mr. Naething was appointed Construction of Willow Grove income. eastern regional gales manager in road and Railway avenue wa» ap- April, 1955. after serving as Buf-Radio Club Holds proved today by the State High- Come in to talk it over with u». falo area representative ior Annual Field Day way Department. " Fink. The improvement as part of the BANK HERE - BORROW HERE - Previously, he was associated etatt program fvr aid to munici- with the Colgate-Pslmolrvs C The Watchuntr Valley Rad; palitiea will t-xU-nd 5/JO mile. | Club of Westfieid and Safeway Stores, and a! 1 *;ld itx ertnua Tlit contract was swarded the served as an assistant field num-i field*"ld da. <»»>j' >"«*»•* Saturday end L>. & tU. Cou.ctinjC r Co., of Kan- Sunday. Tl ager for the Fuller Brush Co. Sunday. Thin annual event spoil-j way, the l«we»t"vf"six"biddera*at TRUST COI A ggraduate of Tufts Co!iegr, twred by th* Arn-riean Kadw Ri> j $OK,«S(i;.GG, for bituminous cvh- tim- lay League. W<-«t Harlford, Com.., cret*. special mix, surface at a Medford, Mew-, Mr. «"Sub '-omjx'tHifjn to in th pavod widih «f 86 feet. lidine&i) uf aifmU'isi in opf*f- ttr>. unit t,ii kaniai.- FUNERAL DIRECTORS j WESTFIELD corpo?atioii y( rti/r«jjv m thf I*.n j _——T LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS HfUHQ RESULTS D.pojlti In.ur.d Up To $10,000 By R, •mummAY, rroe tt, jfr* More Low Prices on More Items More Days of the Week! jtfslfllHg for the 4th of July Holiday or Any Dayl Can* $M ... rra'JI «t 46? ! For four C««v««t#«c« «•*'• bwt 46^$ flat treaela OPEN TO 9 P. M. FRUITS 4ND VIGET4ILES Tuesday, July 3rd HAMS SMOKED Ctoiei I^MM«eMi lay, My 4th CANTALOUPE OpM Utt Vb*i*y Mi FrMay MigMt H ItMl! law fin uchlOc GROCERY SELECTIONS! MERMELOM— 6c Grapefruit !^J fomatoes Hawaiian Punch Diced Beets MMM i wherries i»Kraft Vehreeta rrencn Pried ubby <» urd> EY. 2 Pk9>. 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MAUETT ft&t kCttwt Broad Street* cor Realtors Wl!M*lKJLIJ 2ttS ft SAUNDERS A COMPANY htalUplc LUUa« Mc-bera M«lti»lt Uatla* Mraibera tumt SIX ROOM COLONIAL ell Me d huuxe, FRANKENBACH WbMNI tfc»** you jy the tbr trcthir vat lumber — INC. EDWIN O. EDWARDS HOUSE FOR RENT Mfcatcvtr It Is J«« have in iul»t3 REALTORI IKSVKOB.) Raoitor $175 MONTHLY BARRETT A CRAlN, Inc. Ideated on a quiet street in the fi»r j our huuNr, you sre snrr to Jlud 113 Blai St. much nought-lifter Benjamin it utumtK vur Ruud .itttiiifca. Hij Fruuklln School Keotion Is a very 115 Elm St., W»«rfi«ld 2-4700 w«. r - • • • A lovely wld remodelled far: don** }uu vumf in and talk, it over house. There tire two bedrooms, Itoaltsr* ne»t and altrmjtive Blx-room with u*t We will h*- untiring In two luithM, large Jiving room. pln« liome. The first floor con«I»t« or «pr (dyriN itt find f«« <-*«• **<»«*«• Sfemfcera MraHr Of Tkc panelled den, modern hitrhc » nice wlaed HvlnK room wirn nre- th*»t lite ; The second floor has tbree bed- HerH e we are buck again u, •,,. ri.oniB and a tiled bath. A very Lea4«r after e.a abaencsof «T Kim. IBS»- we ttUKttettt ttH a Ktsrter FRANKLIN SCHOOL nice buck yard with privacy, one- week.. Thanks for letting ul IS,™ *tru ntteuOt DONT STOP US $17,900 car detached garage. Taxes that y«u mUued our ad. YoS k! ! WASHINGTON SCHOOL AREA BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T HEARD # * * $222.60. th i b lt2S" e Cod bu THIS ONE In immaculate condition. I-.lv.nt? $27,750 bull. In 104M. K room 22x12.3, fireplace, sun porch, dstand. We were In tie ,ii« dininK room, modern kitchen. Sec- 1952 SPUT UVH. of being so buey we couldn't takS Unlit toy » cOiiNO.euttou** POBtr«ct«r with ttreulafe, dlninjc ond floor, three bedrooms, tiled care of more prospects. Re In l«30. l>f»l#tne«« *« *iv* 4 bed- room, neat lcltf>h«n, bed- And «B alto know I hat you hath. Taxes only 9300, $11,500 TU4IU.H un the -111J Hww fur toe room and bath plu* wtemr YAK> faintly who weed ju»l that but tin\en't heard for a long time of brenvni), Addltfunnt If yon are looking for a fairly We are sadly In need of mi.ro «vaiit MtiHU'lhiiiic tbatt will i»e camy bedrwoin and ato-rafce on new home then this one should be if SWT lEVEt to carr fur. A. ftue kitcbf« «vttb «e<*oud H«or. Attarbed hou^*-' Mich as this wne in the on your list of housne to see. Ithouees to sell, li liny of yotlr VrlTifoa jjliie i,Hiiellt*d brenkfa»* urea, oiitl, are considering «eHlnB flielr houl.a jtrarnice. it am heat, deep $U,500 llralnd lala well-care*, hat* a living room (21.9 x 13.5>, please tell them to get In °S *>f i-uurw t here In a •"«»»I «fiuInje ||MiTtMMI b*rn Tikli n School area for only for a»»»a ro»o« home ol dining room dUO x 9.3), modern ! roum, Thritr a«ner« are verj- kitchen with eating spjiee on che with un beoau«e we can certain^ proud of their «lvr hutHe sud fcttve |16.7*'0! Cool porch, nit-e livlne' Huilt I9ri2. IJIvinjr room 18.5x2i.fl noderatr slae. ta a Bow- dining room, modern kitchen, thre« er all»«. lree-linei>»r(i first level. Three nice bedroom* sell very quickly In mi. inurket Invliibrd good cnrr on It. Bualnettti rl Here are two homes which Wo think trtmttfrr »iukr. tkl« iivuilafclr. ruom and clining ruom, modern bedrt tat- very prettle-tt IU(M erage bedrooms. The owner (s l k' »<«I $21,900 rtHMH, nttmttlve kitch- •UILT 1940 and <>'" la aa uira with a bit of elevation, to Mom en, three bedroom* and built i»r the pre*e»t owner*. I uwiiy, und we can Know it to you room for (elefMoii oa From the very moment you wulk A large thl'•« into till* lovely home you will be modern Colonial with den, powder tl|> l«j» rundltlitti. Vtta'U love th Ilwn room panelled In any time, but our advice is "Don't urea- Llvlnic room with fti eplncr rooai !• well ll.hlrd aad RM thrilled as we were by its sjm- room, super kitchen, and la tree*. Tfce H ruowi iNClsAe 4 h* clininff room, two bedrooms and haa ait opea (realan, t-iou.snesH- Imagine a living room porch. It is only two ywru%ld ruouiH un the aeiHtatl Soar, and krat, lur lot. — Only Delay." bath, breezeway. SeCond floor, two aall<-la hootwhelrea «ad with fireplace (15.2 x 2a), 41 fam- and ^the owner haa priced a »° ••w little a>n on the lut. fltMir. bedrooms and bath. 921,5^)0. aanarlam. Ample alalas ily slsed dining room, TV room, 3^. bat**. 1U' •creeard »ureh, p •22,300. faHlltlea In faaillr «"••- modern kitchen wtfh a breakfast ellrd recrratlon mam. Price loa ma and k««'» nook and a screened porch on the #4K,«MM» lftdHdea wall to wall « PROUDLY MAINTAINED with' rriikful area, first Boor. Three huge bedrooms jprtlng, Qa.L'lt pw*i»r»ltra. ' SCOTCH PLAINS SAUNDERS 4 COMPANY l.arcr. aisdlera «rara«» on the second,with tiled bath. A BY ONE OWNER wHh *««rii a»»<* r»r bedroom und bath on the third. BOUL1VARD HrHUlirull) hulll brick rardra «oola aadl hli^r- Two-car garage, detached. YOU'D NEVi* GUISS1 ond frame apllt levvl In R M«a. Located oa a «ale* a (on luraMna of IOMH Although this house wan built in atreet aear the T»»"la Four bedrooms, den, two bathn df Kliutlnr qaalltr. Pour Irnmtrn J. studio living room, full dining w Clak aad Ja.l three If ram drnvc t»*»1 thlm, brick and brdrooltts, (w« Vtlle4* 1S23, the builder was onfl of thearacc o. hlorka f raaa w 11 a o a MICK AND FRAME COLONIAL room and a Targe lot add up to a frame home at «X3 §ha**«Ml«M. ha h»»i»> «la »M,000 real value In thin two-yoar-old J»rl*«, jreM*d, never irweMi from lit MlUR unnrllrd' dca and beat known in his dtiy, and It hasa newlr Haled] •>< '•"Ir cathedral split level at MDzrU owt-tlde •)! the r»om there IM in lavalory. U-rar learns** prired] aad Ihlak roa'll «Me. no, we *micm*mt m§t appoint oil kral, m' x I.W lo«.— On one of Westfield's finest streets meat ao that we can ahuw rm been scrupulously maintained ever Wxt that !!'• aa* ml th* Is a home for the d.Bcrltnlnafing the rNlriRir ball, the 2S-fo»t Ilv •treat h»a>ea far a r»«»K 5lann"™fu, faaillr >WM M la buyer. *A lovely entrance, hall off Both of these homes are worth an «p»e,, »,|f; ,nK rottm with fta alee Hm»l«re, Blnce. The rooms are: living room, the 1.1 x lit dlalac roou, the •oaae Male. of which is a charming living early Inspection. nolntatiiM, arreened par»?la> the ahatled httchea dining room, breakfast room and room with fireplace, dining room, n'Kh fcr*atakfa*t mpmc^, ptun the ail PEARSALL TV room, modern kitchen, powder Jolalajr family- attorn. 1st floor lav kftVIien, with three bedrooms and room,' open screened porch make a4»r», l>'|M»laJr» there *n 4 hed- t up the first floor. The second floor nNiMi, mm* S hmthm. OR the third biith upstairs, but the floor plan « * *' oners four large bedrooms and floar, HHOther bedroom and bath, two tiled baths one with stall and ballt-la «I«MVC« for storage. FRANKENBACH la Ideal for comfort and was du- IN THE OAROINt flhower. On the third floor ia n Vaa'll Mfce the fcuwMMil, #«o. IUW,- Inc. room for your teen-ager with ifs $20,000 own bath, A two-cur, detached ga- 4MM. Harh a alee back yard. ITRKBT-WBi«lcM S-47M plicated only once or twice again. HARRY H. MAUETT CUT 0. MUlfORD rage. ataltlpla Llstla* Heather This is not a stereotyped house. It laa't aftra that we an Hartfe An- Kaat ErcnoS F. PearaaII . . WB.MTH have aa «l«ht rasai haaac (apa. Safewar) VIIWS - VIEWS - VIEWS I Chaa. H. Kranketthaeh. Jr. WE. 1-S8S4 The grounds are delightful, with far aale at aaeh a r»a- 1U M««mtiiBi Avmi, WtitiiM Wa. MM " "w.. 3-4M4 •e(tr Graue .... WK.a-TMT M* «»rtk anaahle price, aad «l- We. S-«M* Ami thpt eaatlen doena't *»»f|tr- Haa«l S. Crovrc . . WR 3-fM#4 a wonderful lawn and many flow- Bllaahetfe W. Brvwa . WH.S-11M aaoat aeree la aavh a *«• B#tty L. irViAdMOffi ate for almeat every room In thla ering plants and shrubs. Also lu alrahle locatlaa aa thla **f*" home OH sky Ton oael Trae. the ro«a> Kvanlng*. Rat. Wa 2-3334 l>rlv« 1M MoMMtMlaaldri haa a vfew. the Franklin School area, and a afaea are a!»< irreat and] BMlBTeMlaffall Over % aerea «f nroaertr* Klne the •>'!• fortr hat It'a Clalra B. Barker . Raa. Wt. a-WM-at nwni, S ha«h«, 3 Ia«-a8«rle«. Von 2lr5O«.a — M(K AM) COMPACT star listing at 122,000. atlll a very alee haate Kiuaheth A. Klraa . . . We. MM • Halllilt laailf will revel fa the a;ood atanninjc, Cape Cod colonial with two bed- aaa* perfect f»r a faaas the n>lare for all roar fcm»k«. the roomB and bath on first floor; two BRIGHT AS A PINNY family. There are fa«e A rat flour laandry', the Hnimaal ae« 4 S r rooaaa ((»ae rliHteta, the heaatlfiil «ai*rat aiaat- bedrooms second; attached garage and hreezeway. $16,300 # Ja «afte aa.aH) aad there I •VKWO EDWIN O. EDWARDS la a aanrooia far frlr- ALAN JOHNSTON a2,WMt.W»-^ll WT OVBH THIS I.I\K In the Jefferson School aecttau, we vlalaa aa the lat IMI, prey ant ohlu • on a beautifully shrubbed lut Is 112 flm Statrt * will show you a "cream-puff" wltli Flreplarei-la llvlav rwaM, low will: tr, i RCYNOUH4MTZ another Cape Cod colonial with 2 bedrooms and bnth on first floor Hood-aiaed dlalatt raaaa, ston kttlc, full b i a»d Sai-dar-i O»iy two bedrooms and bath; attached and 2 more bedrooms upstairs. areakfaat: apaee la «ll- IKE TRAYLOR, Realtor Fanwood looilii garage and screened porch. KVEKlIVUSl Spotflestr kitchen, dinette with 1 rhrn, OH hea<| drtarard ww«i«i« 1 im cupanoy. Oirw 4 Wlalfrea Moiral . . '. We. built-in corner cupboards, excel- frarajrei ia«derate plot • MORTGAGES Ing |U,S«». *2«.1KI».tt«—OWVF.H I.KAYING town, L^alac M. Baker .... lent shrubs, lawn ana trees; Mac- with tall treea , , . aaa offerrt rtilH attractive center hall aab« M. Maclili . . H _ adam drive, one-car detached ga- —we. r*-«whaafae. the * INSURANCE WYCHWOOD AND A VIEW colonial. Three bedrotnns ond two EUEUlla H. Ckajau .... We. %-UHm-f rage. Quick action in necessary. loeatloa la *M af mmv Next to Hlalto Theatr n e baths on second floor; maid's quar- -'. CuifaM .... Wa MM very heatl WESTFIELD Hltuafed in one of the highest STAOOUSI tern third, Beautifully shrubbed Mar T. upots in Wychwood, we have a new and landscaped plot; two-car at- libnie coiitalntng many unusual Modern C tached garage, JUST OFT DORIAN ROAD 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL Xaaturen. You will be lmpre»»ed ultimate of by the air of spaciousness found room, two be $19,200 $15,300 here. The living room, for iiiKtance, ment entrance THOMAS O. YOUNG, Realtor is 15 x 26. There Is a full dining Second .floor 9M N«tk An. WnlttU Wi. 2-11Z3 lioomy modernised home near the LINCOLN SCHOOL room; the kitchen haw breakfast piore bedroom vr.ij. c. Dusk, Aaaoc. W 2WI High School. There's & first floor CINTIt HAU COLONIAL Living room wlt*h fireplace, apace, wall oven and counter-t,o|) trnh»ferre«. In lavajpty, 3 .excellent bed rooms and. dining room, modern tile range and the kitchen cabinets are Xklg tl!! filed bath on second floor ana kitchen with breakfast space, made of nmtwKuny. There's a ma- SCOTCH MAINS maniple stomjr* on the third. Extra , enclosed porch, Upstairs 3 hogany panelled den and a flrHt 70 ACRE "room for TV plus a screened porch Caatam aallt. In 1M|. bedrooms and bath> Steam- floor powder room. UpaiuirH tire MNWOOD and breakfast nook. Steam , oil tala aaaaaniar poloalal oil heat, combination alumi- 4 good ai2a bedrooms und 2 baths. WESTHEIO heat, full storms antt screens, roatalna a total af (oar num windows. Convenient to Off the living room, at the rear, retty yard on dead, end »f*»-eet. hrarouma (•• 2nd aad school*!, storea and trans- MODERN HOME gwner transferred. there's an open porch; 2-car gil- will purctiatie l DANKER A DANKER portation. Completely redec- ruge; the lot 1^ approximately 400 California Hanoi katka alaa *a»dpr fnom. • onilfed. Vacant, »e« at your x 150. price: *47,BOO, Tkr '. aniUr , apdroaaa convenience. er will star oiClt AND FARM Mniktnd M.lllvte , niPaaur»,"l.1'«- » •»• with Intereit , for SI > ACCENT ON SPACIOUS UVING lirlvat* kath and tw« payments vsm» Modern Bathing POOL $21,900 cloacta fall elea*ta are BEN FRANKUN SCHOOL rnortgaKe, InsBW) larKC m4 aprp». At- DUTCH COLONIAL Three beflrooM « WESTFIfLD IridiTt renter nnd recrealiM «* Only 14 miles from West- Convenient for Columbus or Paro- $17,400 Stepping over tho threshold of thiB mediately. field in the MUs, good neigh- chial School on pretty Carle ton hall flrat floar arraliKe- Cape Cod home, one Is greeted by JEFFERSON SCHOOL Road. We believe you'll love this ment with many ap«» an expunslve living room (25 x IS) t>tl beat. 'Transferred owner haj borhood, easy commuting, Act fast if you want fhU three- rial ' poloalal elfeeta. priced It fur quick sale at V16.50O productive noil, woodland; modernised Colonial "with Ita fam- with a panelled wall around the pretty setting well* back bed room, split-level. It has been ily-8 tie kitchen. The living room rrlarlyal rooaia all la»(tp In excellent condition, estab- fireplace. The dining room olien; FOWI on only a short time but the In- (s 25 X15.2 with fireplace, dihhijr aad Ike IITIKIF roam and lished neighborhood close to up behind fhe living room urn) AX OITHTA.\PI.Mi BIV \» this from road with plenty pri- tereHt is keen. 13'5 x 21'9 living dining- MOM kKve pretty schools anil transportation. Fun wood 3-bedroom, 1% bath split vacy; Colonial type farm- room 14 x 15, Bcreened porch 9^6 gives u very nlry and cheerful SWIMMKI level, complete with recreation houKc with modern kitchen, roum, dlnliiH "L" and oC courne x 15. Three twin-stie bedrooms 22' living room with fireplace, appearance. The first floor alt*o room and full basement. Desirable lau,n WK.STKIKI,D large entertaining room ov- raaques Park. J18,5OO. Enplane!, win make allowance for ke leavliia coantrr' aa«n staira plus floored 3rd floor are 3 bedrooms with double expos- gardeDB. 31^ i exterior painting. Bee It Boon; •n« woald like to mil u that could be used a» addi- ures and another full bath. This water suppfy- area Is this fine center hull colo- erlooking poo!, powder room qalckly •• HMltlt. tional bedroom. Recreation cypress recreioi nial. Large living room with tire- bedroom and bath 1st floor, SCOTCH PLAINS < available August 1st or a little , room and lavatory in base- is a charmlns house for }21,500. second flrepu*? place; form:il dining mom; tiled •I bedrooms, 2 baths 2nd room, scrttrnf^ kitchen with breakfant nook: lav- floor, connecting to dwell.n« NEW USTING ment. Garage, oil steam heat, I) #1) In a coaiMry ntnioMphcrc — A nicely landBcaped lot. Ing "»"':, a«» atory; targe «ereene2708 inhed bedroom upstalrM With ade- torch—3 more bedroom* and tiled Wl«u M.lllplf LtattaK Sratrai ft:ith on the necond floor. Ready finish off for recreation room. A.. f INSPECTION INVITED (fiiate wpace lor another bedroom for choice of decorating .AttHebt'd Ktirngc, A/O R-U« thel TtirMr DIRKCT SA1.K: 9-yfar-olil Colonial and biilh. Uirire plot. Attached boat. Well kept lot 66x120 elville F. Clark six rnoniK, new kllfcht-n, powder SUNDAY 2-6 gar.'tet- ljurge baHemenf. $18,500. with terrace. Owner trans- U Jahaatoa W room, porch, water softener, ga- Kt7 \orth Avenue. WeMJv- Hot water heat. $21,900. Call We. iug room, modern Kitchen-dinette BRICK AND FRAME CAPE COD USE LEADER CLAisiFIED~ADS and Utfd bath ftlno. Convenient to GUY D. MULFORD LEE K. WARING -i373-J town and transportation. 517,350. PRE-WAR 1937 RMiHor — Insurer IMBTj WESTFIELD'S W*. 2-3221 Llatlag Heather LINCOLM SCHOOL THE JOHNSON AGENCY ftCH, PbOBCl $22,750 DANKER t DANKER Dorothy Kaatmaa Wr, I-H171-M "STONEHENGE" Jaarl llrarlck We MIW-W DECORATING REALTORS 14* KlMcr Street Could do IL lot for Oils older yet Picturesque on largo lot. Call AarHae Polldly built home. Living room— Living room wit*h. ilreplfico SOLO 26 Prospact StrMl W«. 2-H90 or We. 2-O002 dining room—kltrhen 1 nnd porch tind bay window, dining room on the first floor. Two iHrRe bed- with corner cupboardH, mod- Pennsylvania Blue Stone fjenl FOR BEST RESULTS romti 2nd floor, steam heat, coal, ern kitchen with breakfast USE LEADER CLASSIFIED room for driveway and garage. Hpace. Screened porch. 2 bed- Hull Colonial we advertisod U SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW SPLIT LEVEL L*n SO x too. Taxes only tl2S. rooms and tllfl bath all on weok, Anklng 19,500. first floor. Kxtra lurg» bed- the wonderful spacious room upHtalrw with dormers. FOUR BEDROOMS With the photogenic pre-war You'll like the property with you rind In our older .appejil of a mo^t nttructivu EXCEPTIONAL TENNESSEE STONE FRONT archltvcfiiral front eleva- We think thin attractive nnllt all Alic trees and xhruuH. res. Tim living rooin tion, vvt:ll cured for lawn, BUY TODAY level IH a wonrierful buy. HrlKht yhonn shrub*, find treftH, Entrance and cheerful llvjnif room, att*rat»-ly motlfrnlr.t(l iiij foi-iil point, r««r nhadi-d TrsnBferred owner will Include 234 E. Broad St. Wralflrld Z.08M Kct'et-niid purch; inodnrn Hlt- noun- eilran at HS.TiOO. >>*! li> Illnlto Thrnlrc kltrhfo. throe bedrooms, file rlitrn with diffliwiiHher, tttc- A f.OVKI.Y 7-HOOM rolonlal up on a alp* Irvrl noatfrd tnli:ii. L'tiunterK, eutinu bar. l~ thr pron»n>. Xbrrr arr a larcr hrdrtwma nlo» a a>a nalra Pour bfdrooniB, 2i4 bathe. Iirani) munt reprciit Ion room, com. nlao cnuld hp uaed Tor alrrplmt qmrtrn. Nrr II loja>. new »nltnw«nl' bed- tractive tlvInK room with Hroplacx oil heat. JuM ,t fvw blucko-to rontna, two tll« tuitliM. TIIIH and thermopane window. Kull POTCI1. » 111(1 liu.liu in v»*--- — . IT IS RnKBUKV Hr.KillTS |. tata tl.w 7-r..o» avllt.lr'rrl rlztrd dintnK room, overly large fnir thf- station yet in ilnp loca- inlKht uifr, in- cniiccl un ploto with full lunilBcniw, ""I' ">.' 'tilvonnmy itnuw," inxutt un- In.llvl.luaily bull) hr * top-BoIrh hulldrr. IntrrUr ol Inu VUt':hen. Terrific cupboard Hiiace, aluminum comblnattonM uncl l'1'r? tion, uud built by one of our dur |42.">, yi-itrly fui-I Siao, la all plaalrrrd. Mvlnir room li » > H all. a Birr Or-. *31ebwrt*hfcr and elc<:r'rl»i im Ideal titr tap klddlra. Tbrrr'. *-*m mm rii/« lava. /•,ur t>^dro«/rn« are ideally planned $38,750 und lli<-f« l» in Dttle fan for num- ill tory for<-a la ttillf rMrb**t* •«« »to» baapia'at SENECA PUCE iriK iiiMiultti- that It KI>CI!H la Juat ancT. one-lut If btilUn, on quiet "lHU.H'" wh«n you walk In Hi K. WARINO There Is I'xc.niifiniil vuliio In tlil» NEWMAN, INC. HEi'nnt In .TofTpiMon Ki'iiuot fit*- (ionr. I''nr thi< nuiiiy fain- -\ HKM. HOHi: !„ Ur.Ktrld _||1, 4 .».. |,,_. (._a«^._. J. l"!r\T,*5"r>li l"1''1 lmth hnmo In Ilic BHO rarli Aveittir HMleh W"!"" dlH|ri«t. Hulli in liir.o of IMcH Who Iw ml t tin t liir^" arrvlppd nil. .,».. ,,. ,„,,,, ^»,, fc.n VLrZ, J»TT» Frimkllti1 tfehool iircn. 2S-ft. HvlnR ll-A. 2-58r im ltp«tlPd w*i oa a kn«tll. fmp kllkll.hi. n on llrKl llmir. oil lli'iil, KM- 'rtllrhoM, iiliio piin«>tU'd i>iit- illiiiiiK rinun, pi no (it'n unit " iuat w .IfllKhirill yiinl. MmlnriitP Jiivii Iciry, ilu'j' u-fll find ft tllK II f fill, MlTCMTHMl portitl, fiavp rlaaafltpd tbU Mump a« utir vt *l*r ttiu't.. bt>aM iZr r 11 l ihi IH-IM*. Thi» Fw.ml ilnor hit- iUr Wttala **t J»«l^. ' " "" "" Ifiviitory. , Atlnii'tlvf UVIHK frntr btMlrMimti. tivn ltl*-.l A. Dyer Berqhof room, Urfiplnvn, f inn My ttln- ifitliF: n 1 11 hoiin*»w 1 f«»' R < Uli.nl. pili mini m; iit*<-*fl IIIIF'I ' • HIJ* fit f n K rt'hm, Im Hn m n n I u-11. li rrllcnt wall Klvo inlMilti'H from Hoiiii>r>"' ' k. HpitC.A t'ff tfttHftl t"Oti m Itl'cji, t\"Uhlo eUiH'-tn, WALTER KOSTER REAL ESTATE CHARLE5 C. BAAKE J,. In IlrlilKowiitor TIIWIIHIIII • '"., Well IIVIT un 'H4rt«flK«j ( Mrwra, 3 l, «h home, JnB pi-lun, IIH.1III0. Cull lUiniM »}i ^ftti^hf-fl KttntKO, ifl it i I rn B Roaltor )<.r. Hoinervlllo K-4OH7 nf«" ,,J; 1 I'iftit Kioundp PEMBROOK ROAO AND ROUVI 22 '«"' hall I'rlmi'lr l'.'nied nt'rt. (t jir*>nrilM»>* in Ifniiiiu-lllliti tun- vnvy KiONt I .. Itiri4wail» Ai» I'.JM. iinrt w'ioUnnrtB. *•, ,, • «ountain.id» Wf»tfl.W 2-5600 Evening.. INSURANCE THE JOHNSON AGENCY Mr. Phillip., CH 5-7342 Mr. ScMenfcef, CR 7-1053 MoldOlit l,»«(lnit MtHil.rra HAROLD E. YOUNG CO 0< JtAtmmmm MM? n. ArnnM l«. nn« JitfcM Mr. Kotter, jr., fA 246*\ Mr, RiHkrfpfi, PL 6.95«5 rt.ni; *ttr water, tr»«on. 8-28-St nil forma of Miwnin«a nm* Mnf«»r» call I WM. B-OOOS or WE, S-itZST Mr. M«nch, WE 2-1109 Mr, Wtnt«r(, WE 2-8430 INSURANCE ADS USE LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS THE THtTRM)AY, JUNE 88, l»S< FO* SALE POfcSAti HELf WANTED - AAALE #l*m» of tfti* outwit iioUHebreslc- rtaDt papsris and shrubs, tv- powfcfRsIoriH kept in rurriiahed. New nnk. stove nnd 8 <7Ur tcivol x*?*; h*>r*> nr*? eo«i- cabinets Iiiclu«i cerami* ta° 'VJ", - ^ ^ *f perenninl,— i pnrh ni-b.it i*:tld urci dur- Uarded agrainsi* theft, n¥ old (uMiloiiBd and n»». reasonable. 54" MMHKiA\*» fflite-lpK table »^l5i bath, eo.ored nxiures Ironieilaee Turoato pluntii s.u- a iotwi Annu- --uch iidiiidi, Bond Anthijmtlon TO1« sajt.. farm rich, n-reeuea, »t china vloset, Jgr.; walnut bedroom *i whkh •ttmn pot #>xe«»i MIS ]ipf centum |wr >ui- 1PABTMKVT In Pann'oJd"-^"^^,,.,,' TH1 IflllV. 7-S. Frtdily an1 d Snfuj-- num, aum mu\ he rcnewmJ ffi.m tfMt<> FOMENT • kitchen, bath, flreiila.e, prVt mills denigrned TOPDort^ Oii-r SO d;iyi~Hnnriil wttlntK lahl* . lesv*-*. t« Unw Duritusnt tu Hnd tt'iflifii ttu> ^'•V "ei-llided I de,,,, t,.d and sn rifnre 4 ohiiirf.' Chiiiese r\i$; 14>xl4; two M s'?0* * * Hlntnflfla I- •& Good Starting Poy niUaUohs preM-rlbed h> said ijtw at 100 Quimuy St. fill H» ltd it «ud n-oulil like l.i «..!! JKiirs fcrocitde tlr«|*eriert, ^Ix imtre lt m^ltrr* with FFHUCCI I O PH id _ ion—near center uf rurnishliigB to rente*. Ideal for MUS. MP.I. HA MM dustv rose r.fi" lonn, n\e-lu«4;e wt^t* noc d*'!*Ti«inttd hy Oil** «H1- e. 1-S8«S. «-7-tf bachelur or bumuebB couple. p» »- M* Weat Fra«t 8t Plalaflrl't breitktast 9ft. en&lael »nd ehrome; w aj»h*»; WHrtreb* trim*: tm> metnl. it St«ady Year Sound Work ^nt'c i*h$U hv determined by rtmo- 5H1- «?-<(• «• r-tf u^l©n ty be hft dtd B or ground floor two wicker porch cJiBlrf; Slmmopt- Not J?>or# than •red In the buKinesp PIVK rooms In nnvly built home, WAIHESI—Usea ana rebuilt. Guar- elnsle bed and spring; mnhoiritliy •& Regular Roi»»* 8, b*r r»tse4 br Lh "' stfield. Reply- Box gus, Fiei-inr nnd hent Inrluilt-d. anteed. |25 and up. double bed nnd nnrinir; m«tnl noten may b« u tdld Ld i mrpSt- preferred. Autiiat o.'cu- KOWDEK Irtmp; trnwiiet ptttnd and hiu; clar- piim). $l2i. Tel. We. S-71»B-1{. inet Kfttftd; «te. TiX Ho«l#vttr4, We. ^ Opportunities tor«,r3f or juTin , Cull We. 2-1171. SIAPI.K dreioter, client, rocker, oofl- -jA- liberal Vacation, Sickness and Pention Benefits 1 IIHKi: roonm and butii for rent, on 6-28-2t bler'n hi»neh. taWe and • eti«4 ttmi lt*fral ^spl , or to rUiy •action ft. "Htfe — - lii,. lioulevnra. Svur vbitlmi and J tUv inftinst4 off Much on l-ul.llv W^rh^ Hhall ba nil transportation. Women de- siTve.1-. rt-ttfh<*p, ete. 14 WeBtiir ^ G.I. "l>i-Th»-Job" Training Benefits ft ally dealfntd aupports for n»n tW. mornlints ^til ^ P.Jtf. _ B pproyWey d in mi<\i\ I I.WQto lanke rule* n» sired. Call We. 2- 6On-R and womn. Appolhtm«nt« mad« ^rtr,, TithTi-h 40 40JJ A lt !*• •_ (1-21-tf in the home. CheHtnut 5-6488, WII.T wardrobe truntt, chiid'H tt'U-k- of N>w JWH#J\ *l?\ ifctifw, M, h,«& Tal»t4 Ruth W. Huckeft, 109 West Clay ©r roeker. celhtrett^ O.K. kitcheh IN OFFICES -Ken, i clm-k. Imported htind oiiiDtfd wnH 51 BLET r, rooniB and bath. Anarl- Hiirk, N".,I. fi-7-if h menl 4-H. Run Purval Ave. Avail- iitutfs, telepUune tniite. VPICetlihle Mitchell »-?-?©0, Ext. 2335, Monday through Frldgy Ks «t nie i»urpt)»p ftjr t ttnan- able BOW. Oaii We. 2-026ii-R. hinef, kltoltpn stool, wicker plnnt etnK of wbkb ftnid a©%en ur«> to he d •ulliltuit at etnnd. Pull We. 2-13SR-M. or apply of 369 Broad $tr«##, Newark J#*m#ti In u. (H*rJod yf IPIT years, com* Wf.KTflHlll _ juiy );tu Newiv $TO«K to«t»# from th* Atttd&f (taW bonda. loliul (lecoraied, firm floor, nve-iwitii PIANOANDOtOAt*SAll Sp*-tlon 10, if ts hrrt't»y dettT- »linU I,H deenaA nul-Hy, mid IIMBT ST. ntiarlmenl, center hall, living- Pimm Mrre IK4T min»*d t*nA (ltH*]«i"*^ tliitt the Hu[>p)e" 4;Mnvivtit>u t>^ ftltid vtol»t>t*n ftiialCM room, fireplace, dlntnir room, two Ur..i |k«a Klretrle Dr * !»,M meiltul Ht>l>t S*Btf«**tlf r^qulrptl by {>uni«hAb)e b$ # Hn# 8f nut 'tagfe STFIB.D bedrooms, tile fciith. mod«rn kit- tn4m< I »rl*«(a New Jtrtey l#tl Telephone Co, Kn!d litw IIHH n*Mfti (|itly nmd« And Uinn lot.M er ftr Imprfsoiimert « chen, laundry and storage area a-7-tf HxmmotK *olatox il.KI l HicS )u I he uiTj*#'i>f the Town (Hcrk tli« <\.unt>- Jail for nM raufii UUUt provided, heut, water, enrage, In- ll»lr> s Manual i *(!«) 4WI.MI of suld Town, wntt that »>tu-li ntnt«< to daya, or b) bolh KUih flue «ml Inrwiatilluii rait cluded. Convenient to all trunspor- llatdiua Hnlart t moul no Hlt'd rthowK tW«t th*» irronn tmj»Ht<»ninen^. ration and shnuplng. Reference!* l,e«(er Hrtmr Man l|Ml>rt. ... <».<• itfttt of M.ilH Tiivvft HA dvtlnrd In T1O<> 4lilt -7« of mi id" A*VIJM4 SfKtuten is required. AdultH preferred. $l"»0 K.twa Hap* Wrlltaer T' ftmiM !««».«« »uk« »fte