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ii ; I \ THE CRANFORD .CITIZEN AJJp CHRONJCLB. ;feiUft8PAV. GIVE feet to mnyf*t"ff* by Cranford 9 advancement 'skills. made in rum—**"•'' with tbm Nones Convention teffcr Costa, including elocution for teen- from Westfield at five lots now' in agers, from .7:30 to 8:00 pjn. and Under leadership of Scoutmaster Appointment prcval. by the y Miss Virginia Kraetsch of 3oepresent the school Sadowski-Hayman Charles Boillod, Robert Carroll, sewers are to be provided in ac* G A R w o o D G RANFORD KENILWORTH GARWOOD — The Safety Pa- ~ At a meeting on November 15. Accordance with the . map filed at the convention of the New. •* I. trol of the Garwood public schools Nancy FairchUd. Joan Boert- William Chew, Robert Cohen, cordance with plans of the town- Lawrence Davis, Neal Dennis, Al- the Board of Trustees of Union ship engineer: the college fc;tp -with 4jhe Planning ^Board, and Jersey State Nurses' Association ^ttjJh£ji9M56 maiui. Earl Harper, Angelo Qrcva, Junior College is expected to ap- to be Held in the Rite Carlton Ho- edding HetiL len Doktor, Kenneth Doktor, Da- agree to provide sidewalks on sidewalks are to be established on Cntara* m —oomt CIHB mail matter at 3krppy-MeCarrick,-Contad tel, Atlantic City, on Monday ana NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1955 4 Sections, 28 Pages-^-10c .school year, with all of the im- Frank Moore and Carol Howe. least one side of the streets Th« ftp* (MUM M Craalont M. J. portant crossings now covered, it can Fletcher. v^- throughout tKe~3evelopmer Tuesday.- This is a social studies project. Springfield avenue opposite Noma axxnue: the map is was reported this week. George * GARWOOD — The Church of Charles Fowler^,Hichar^ Fried- In the same class, the follow- hegan Park. Stewart has been elected safety pupils have worked out a huge St. Anne was the scene Saturday man, Ronald Hospes,. Walter King, This action is expected follow- BusinessmeD, Planners Crane Sees Leader Water Supply painting depicting trie departure j afternoon of the wedding of Miss Stanley Kuller, William Lding, and also is in charge of the hall ing approval by *the Planning patrols. - ' • - • • ' of Columbus' three_ boats; Frank i Antoinette Cadmus" Hayrnan, Peter Linley, Peter Metzner, Royce 9 Kuster, Dennis Chinchar, Jo Ann j daughter of Mrs. Anna Vail H^y- Morlct,. Timothy. Myers, Peter Board of a subdivision on a por- Other officers or the Safety Pa-. 'Power Move On HNS Breakfast Program Takes Over Bocrtrnann. Angelo Grova, Gel-j man of Plainfield. and Theodore Pender, Michael <.Fender, Douglas tion of the college property for To Discuss Parking Lot trol are: Steven Napolitano, first somina Russo and Cenrad Readvr. j Arthur Sadowski, son of Mrs: one-family homes. Clergy speaker for the 33rd annual communion breakfast of St. lieutenant; Steven Dulock, second Sassi, Ranald Sassi, Robert Talbot, •Autumn Fires" is the name o! jJoseph Sadowski of 231 Willow Earl Taliaferro and Frank Walters. George Sauer. counsel, and Coun- Following a report by Hmraxnd 13. Saesel an a proposed parking By Democrats Michael's Holy Name Society will be the Rev. William J. Smith. SJ, May Locate Here lieutenant, and Norman VVerth- Campaign a reahs-tic mural aUo done by a j avenue and the late Mr. Sadowski. area in rear of the buOSBCS banaiSsd ty Mfln street. Aldra street. 1 ty Clerk Henry G. Nulton, pres- director of the Institute of Industrial Relations at St. Peter's College, wein, sergeant. The following boys a reahstic Addressing a candidates' night If last night's "open house" of The National Grocery Company may build a $200,000 super-, . i'l ~Performin g -th e ceremony wa-~s ident, Will report- on the negotia- North Caion avenge. Berth *tmmk tead BSwtmnaq street at last Thurs- Jersey City, it was announced today by Frank Dooley, chairman.. are regular members of the patrol; group from Miss Christiano's.classi- JV Soccer Team rally conducted by the Cranford the Village. Improvement Assoc- market on South avenue, cast, according to a proposal received Tues- Âltonso Rendand, James Guer- the Rt. Rev. Msgr.John M. Walsh, tions for the sale Of a portion of daiy night's mcttiac. of the Ckastfiovd lfanani-Hs ^ The breakfast will be held in the hall of St. Michael's School iation in theVMunlcipal Building Besides trie pupik mentioned in coach Republican Club at Veterans' Me- day night by Township Committee. The meeting was one of the, riero, John Guerriero, David Ev- pastor. A reception followed at the Walloped by Summit the college's property to D & L and Four BestanranV is any criterion, the water supply the paragraph above, those taking GeUer .appointed a committee following the 8 a.m. mass at St. shortest regular sessions on record, lasting only 12 minutes. ans. George Locke, Thomas Hay- Twin Brooks Country' Club, The Summit junior varsity soc- Realty Company of Cranford. to discuss the proposal morial Home last night, Assem- Michael's Church this Sunday. Lay controversy is as important as any part in this project included: Den- David Levy of Orange, president Speaking Here George S. Saucr, local attorney, subrnitted ari offer of $22^00 on - du, Michael Perry, Peter Motech- nis Rock. Fay Woods, Earl Harper. cer , team walloped Cranford, 7-0, township's BooxdL blyman Carlyle W. Crane of Plain- speaker at the breakfast will be issue in'the current election bat- •; ka, William Durow, Dennis Mc- The i bride was escorted to the •Tuesday afternoon at Summit ' of the firm, plans to subdivide the field, candidate for reelection, de- Thomas F.". Clphosey of South tle in Union County. behalf of Gray's Ferry Road Corp.* Ian Chalenski. Dale Prcuss. Gail altar by her uncle. James L. Ban- property to be acquired into 80 Members ox Cormick, Marc Silverrhan, Jacob A slippery field and Summit's Orange, United States commission- Just about every speaker re- Newark, for lot 3IB. block 93, tnizek., Cathy'Thomas and Carol rion of Marietta, O., formerly Of building lots. Charles M. Ray, chairman; 1—^,. Democratic scribed the current Democratic Desch and Albert' Winkleman. [owe. • constant hammering was too inuch l er for New Jersey. Former Town- ferred to it and many of them located on the northerly side of Plainileld. ' The foUowintf stipulations were 1 K.Corbin.Jr, Sidney Bww. A.X|f l|1L campaign as " a power move on Slide films are being used this for Jim Prior, Cranford goalie. ship. Committeeman James Duffy spoke, about it, while many "spec- CD Forces South avenue, east between a row • Hpnor attendant was Miss Adelc Meurer and & SL Cscnboc. V/IUD the part of the Democrats to build will act as toastmaster. , year to supplement practical in- tators had questions on it. Harry of duplex dwellings and the real- strutions and demonstrations of the Girls'Basketball Brannon of Marietta, cousin of the |FOR YOU AT BARON Mr. SJegel em up their party for 1956." Before becoming director of the Mopsick , of Linden, independent Set for Alert use of -tools and machines in the bride. Airs. Joseph M. Finch of for additional "Governor Robert B. Meyner," dence of John T- Gleason, Sr., 505 in the business area and institute in Jersey City, Father candidate for the State Senate, industrial arts classes, and some Plainfield and Mrs. Robert J. $2.75 Candidates the speaker declared, "would like Smith spent 17.years in Catholic charged his Democratic opponent. South avenue, east. The property League Forming Coughlin of Blopmfleld were $1J5 $240 is being done fa* several of the boys are working on out- niît will be held to take over the legislative as Social Action work in Brooklyn, Mayor Robert Sheldon of Roselle This Evening has a 325-foot frontage on South bridesmaids.. ' Jacqueline Cochran ing communities to well as the executive branch_ot N, Y/\ • ' standing projects. ;For instance. PAT problem. tins e»«iiug in the Veterans Me- Park, with being JncpnsiBtent on Final plans for,Cranford's par- avenue and a depth of 200 feet George Emme and Steven Dulock Tomorrow Night J. Robert Mitchell of Rochester the state government so he can He also was the founder and Ce said that the use of ttie la«BiS: =Dona3 Home by the Cranford the problem. '•'*••••• to the railroad and Is owned by are constructing an eight-foot served as best man, and ushers TROL build up the party tor 1956." director of a pioneer Institute of ticipation in the state-wide alert. GARWOOD -r- Opening of, ac- Mr. Mopsick said. Mr. Sheldon. were Lester G. Grube of Trenjton HAIR SPRAY : Referring to Democratic criti- Catholic Social. Action; Cro' "Operation Muster." scheduled to the township. It is zoned for dinghy, and Archie Darroch is iyities in the new girls" baskct- SCHOOL OF DANCING Professional Size was originally «n|iitiri sevoaBii Gtxtaatar RobertM. Meyner^^ and "reversedJiis field in the middle and Mr. Finch. ,| • building a kayak, while Edward • \ ; . • .'• ' cism that the Republicans in the' Heights Associated Activities, of the game." The Linden inde- start between 6 and 6:30 this eve- business. ••-'•_, lall league being formed in con- Following a motor trip to Florida years ago by former Mayor Geinqpejl fcpw Hmnative Harrison A. Wil- Legislature operate in a caucus which he inaugurated in 1937. Silver. Frank Hidi and Donald icction with the after-school pro- £. Osterbeldt andtheifeaitasbe««;:'S™=»'off Westfield are among those pendent cited Mr. Sheldon's re- ning, were made at a (meeting of While Mr. Sauer's offer did not Bock are making an iceboat. and a visit to Nassau. BWI. the Announces . CREAI system "not in. the best interests Among activities whjch he directed marks at last night's meeting that mention the National Grocery gram sponsored by the Recreation revived from time to tone aMee|">n^B3 to attend the program. All the Civil Defense Council in its The assembly committee has couple will take up residence in of the state," Assemblyman Crane in Brooklyn were the Crown Company, it was learned that th* Commission were postponed Fn- Beacon Village, Plainfield. m then. Recently., the *nd local Democratic can- Heights Labor School, Crown re is no hurry on the.problem Sherman School headquarters m declared that the real test is been working on a year's program $1100 day because of'the storm and in- THE OPENING OF THE 1955-56 SEASON mittee of the Bi »e rxpected to speak. and then quoted from a brochure Newark Arm is interested in se-» for both Franklin and Lincoln A graduate of North Plainfield $1.18 Value aatia whether, or not bills that are Heights management conferences, Monday night. • • curing the property for National. "" ;tead Will beheld in,the Lincoln High School and Endicott Junior C1RQ inademaps of the area. sacJeesSncp Dsnoensie qrodidates expected and Crown Heights round-tabl* put out-by the League of Women Schools. These schools usually aa worthwhile and in the best in- In requesting public cooperation The offer stated that the purchaser Children's and Teenager? Classes 59c TEK AJAX two or three proposed ptatts»whicfc' iweatr tnrlude: Mayor Robert conferences for business, and pro- .Voters which Quotes Mr. Sheldon have separate assemblies, unless School gymnasium at 7:30 to- College.-Beverly. Mass.. the bride, terest of the state are suffocated in seeking shelter during the red TOE • TAP will be rfltrfMif' to mtmtxts off tke[ ^- Sheldon of Wrwîy Park, State fessional people. as follows: - - agrees to erect a building to cott the occasion is a special holiday. tnoruw night. is employed by the Stavid En- BALLET in these caucus sessions. alert, CD Director Francis W; at least $200,000, including parkr gineering Corporation in.^ Wat- PERFUMES Planning Board. ' ; Seaafte aspirant; Township Com- "^'Although i believe the Round A student government, Kprogra.^ m Joseph. Troiano. .director for the MUSICAL COMEDY M 1 e !an "You have never heard the Dem- Father Smith is the author of Foreman announced that, there ing facilities, within one and oner cbung. •'••'.' " • ' ' . CHARACTER TOOTH MBSH Tbe speaker assextedl tbaft 'ad-' * * * Robert C Kirkpatrick Valley proposal to be superior to 1 new tea ue Ls the book, "Spotlight on Labor will be spotters here from county by«-Loui& ^vOjKarn,..?^ ^?, s ditional parking faeSirles. m nasrr**. WWtnite. .Councilman Francis ocrats point to any particular such, the. Chimney Rock plan, I am of half years. The proposal was re* •Mr—Sadowski— was.—graduated for Unions," and conducts ;a weekly l headquarters and also from the „... .J eighth grade class. Yester- open to girls from T3ryt&tS~tlt~aS!cr of the V"'»«<1inj5 not aatp miuiiB&»^- Bnrpsvof T.tnderr. George B.bill as having teen killed in cau- tnje"'bp,inJQn_*that jive must take ferred to the real estate com? through high school age. Those from Jonathan Dayton Regional held id the 5J0 syndicated column in the Catholic «EV, WILLIAM • J. •local' cottncil to'report on''the de- day there was a-song-fest for the cus," he said, "so their charges rnitteefor study and'recommenda^ Richard A. Pett- Press. "Spotlight-on-Social Re- immediate action "in connection v lower grades. Mrs. Dorothy Tear- interested inparticipanng-are-re- iTrgh-Schoel—Springfiplri, nnri re- are just so much political hokus- gree of public cooperation. tion. "'' ' ... » • ceived his BS degree from Bowl- center but als uld p j.|| 'M"W ircEffieid and William F. form" which forms the basis of the with one or.'-theôther. it the se's seventh grade will offer a quested' to bring' eym clothes for pocus." Apparition of Our Lady of Knock, CD personnel will be act(vaW>d( iqg Green State University, Bowl- -ddor-delixerJes_Jor Cxmrley 10«**•>- W*'&***&&*% Trading Stamps sonnel, auxiliary police and regu- be thrifty. Under the new system, Thirty-two scouts and scouters North Avenue Santa Claus dispKcr completed by the campaign as Quarterback for their plays." State Senator Kenneth t- Hand Quarterly report of Fire Chief the teachers do not have to handle "Keep Slim** classes under di- ••;.'*-••••• up again on North. Ttlrr last night. J. Henry Speaking for State Senator Ken- lar police during the alert. Howard. Schindler showed nini rection of Mrs. Olive Hidi will of Boy Scout Troop 79, sponsored Halloween Picture Display of Westfleld, Republican incum- There will be 30 members of the accounts themselves. Instead Westfield Ynemanutt announced. He invitei d neth C. Hand, who, was unable to bent, also spoke. general and 28 still alarms during begin in the Lincoln School gym- by the Everyman's Bible' Class of the Auxiliary Police on duty, and the money is being handled large- tion will sponsor a visit tap aJQ ciliirns of Cranford to attend" aHenSTbecause of hTs~"presenc«Tat Other candidates who spoke In- July, August and September with nasium at 8*,.pjn. )ne«t Wednes- the First Presbyterian Church, at- Tuesday (Classes start Oct. 4th) all regular officers off duty at the ly by the children, their parents Claus in his trailer wfakh the iraiTirtiiia|«»ff Mr. Ver- a dinner in Westfleld in honor of StartsHm Local Stores Today clude: For Assembly—Carlyle W property loss from fire estimated and the bank, with the teachers day, at which same time there will tended the Union Council Western ,said all county committee time will assemble at. police head- District .Camporee' at Camp Win- • Thursday (Classes start Oct. 6»h) located^ on. North. bis recently moving to that town, A total of 136 Cranford High School'students; 85 in the junior Crane of Plainfleld, William R. at $3,825. There was no loss iti serving merely as go-between. be a meeting of the new choir near nbrttt Utaiaa awesae. poll clerks" and district quarters for assignment Cto posts, September. , , . "• • nebago, Marcella, over the week- (Continued on page 5) , division (seventh and eighth grades) and 51 in the senior division Vanderbilf of Summit, and Mrs Miss Clare Christiano's fifth group in the school auditorium CRANFORD, N. J. were yreseut and received it was reported by Police Capt. Adopted on final reading was a4 end. For Registration or Further Information 34 EASTMAN ST. (grades nine ihrough 12>, ore participating in this year's Hallo- Florence P. Dwyer of Eliabcth, all graders have been working on under the direction Of . Sanford or Elec- Lester W. Powell. . ordlnance.prohibitintf the parking The trip originally was sched- CBAI tAXSS) " ween painting contest sponsored' by the Cranford Business Association Republican incumbents; Allen travel project. Edward Joyc< Knolter. . cmniupK tnut Kaufman of Elizabeth,,.Mn. Mil- About 10 minutes after the red of vehicles on the northerly skit made an airport, and the. follow Another feature of the program uled as a conservation project, but pleato call Registrar, until cHr^rr lie JBmst told the meeting, a with cooperation of the KiwanU and Lions Club*. • alert the wtytty *alt *l«ar lU t ifartifathh UnUiUUn BvmMWM WMwMM inclement weather necessitated a FREE DELIVERY dred BarryHughes bt-Onion. 3MU ing pupils made a mural which sponspjred by the Recteation Corn- TEUCR 64100 -Pictures painted by thescôung 11am A. Young of Plainfleld- and sound. After-^th 9priri]tfieJd avenue and the wester- covers halnairf orf thme bacoaekn 0o1f tmh mission is the Drama 'Workshop change in plans and the scouts Mrs. H. Go«k«m*yer , WEstfUM 2-13M !to untf je<~ bat government -by debate The mayor's statement follows: lard N. Woodward, president of f ContMued on Pag* *> both sides of Orange avenue be- tions in going on record as bear- and fffammrw™ Mr.' B!rnst "Township Treasurer Dudley J. the Cranford Creative Art Group; ing at the school to qualify for and Richard P. Hatfield, o* Fan- tweefv Springfield avenue awl ing a cinder track aft Croft, having completed 11 years Herbert Wyllje of South Plainfleld, the new National Merit-'Scholar- wood, Republicans for three-year Riverside drive, and the south- Field for Cranford Kgb SdhooB;, **&. ~ l^'iiw^'iiitir conunitteeman of service, has had the question art instructor, and .Mrs. C. D. ships. ..•',•••• term; Richard A. Pettit of West- westerly side of Springfield ave- athletes. The action was taken aft:;nqpsesezdang tbe minority party in of tenure for his office placed on Stratton, Jr., Cranford artist. The students were selected by field, Democrat, for two-year term; Hi-Y Follies nue from Central avenue south* the club's weekly dinner would-serve as a the ballot as a referendum in the In the senior division, awards school officials on the basis of per- John W. Zerega, Republican'in- easterly to .the Rahway River eft>erSc3«aii. as i watchdog, protect- November 8 General Election, will be presented as follows: First formance academically. Taking cumbent for two-year term; Wil- bridge. . at the Coach and FOOT liam F. Crowley of Elizabeth, on Tuesday* • BBC She- iwioin^tg of all the citizens. intend to vote yes on the question prize, $8; second prize, $6; third the test were: Jean Belden. Shar- Scheduled ' Because of the General Election^ Democrat for one-year unexpircd Support for a track There is room on the Township and hope that the majority of prize, $4;. fourth prize; $3, and on Austin, Ann Crowell, Gail The Hi-Y Follies will again be next regular meeting of the com* term; and Fred P. Andersen of presented by the Hl-Y Clubs of had been announced by the Ctaft- Own fH i^w*^** of Cranford for a local residents will do likewise in honorable mentions (3k, $2. each. Brach. Carol Kuslv, Carol Turner, mlttee will be held on Monday Sue Laird, Bea Reeves and George , tContinued on Page 8X . Cranford High School. ony Club of Cranford- CraRfora common sense Democrat." recognition of an able public serv- Junior division winners will re- evening, November 7. Public Safe*' Walsh. There was some doubt that the Rotary Club. Cranford 'Womesn^t ant's long career with .'the town- ceive awards of $5 for first prize, ty Commissioner Clarence L, ship." $3 for .second prize, $2 for third The examination was given in show could bo presented this year Fritz presided: - . ' . Republican Club,. Ckanfotd because of the "staggered" system iness and Professional VonaciB Under present law a municipal prize and $1 for honorable men- the women's teachers' dining room Boy Scouts Plan treasurer may seek a referendum tion in each of three classes: Most under the direction of Gerhard now in effect, at the school to the VUlage Improvement Asa solve the problem of overcrowding. tion. . ' Announces Cast on tenure for his office after he humorous, most eerie and most ar- •Kellner, guidance director. Project to Assist Mail Deliveries has served 10 years. Mr. Croft-has tistic. At the Jonathan Dayton Region- Because the auditorium is in use Mayor Fred P. Anderaem as a study hall in the afternoons, said that the town fe intecested im been township treasurer since May This year the pictures have been al High School. Springfield, four Puerto Means Delayed Last Week 1, 1944. Garwood and two Kenilworth Russell W. Huckel of Cranford. it will, npt bo available for re- painted on large white poster hearsals, in the early afternoon. Approval of placing the question, cards instead of directly on store students took the examination. camping and activities chairman on the ballot was granted by Coun- They are: Barbara. Materia. Mad- for the Boy Scouts, announced to- However, the club decided to hold By 'Annual Count* windows, and students will be rehearsals later in the afternoon ty Clerk Henry G. Nulton after able to take their art work home eline Tripka. Joyce Hart and Ger-day a. special Puerto Rican "Good Mail delivery in Cranford was been ccaspteted. it was announced Mr." Croft ,"filed with Township ald Sachsel of Garwood and Wil-Turn Project" for all scouts in and on Saturday afternoons' if delayed last week because the, Conunumcati to keep at the conclusion of the to ^^ Mathews, Clerk.J. Walter Coffee a petition liam Fischer' and Kathleen Mere- Cranford, Kenilworth, Roselle and necessary. ' annual count of mail was being BoardlofjEd display next Tuesday if they so At a meeting Monday evening, the casting commit- containing 1,207 names. Required desire. dith of Kenilworth. Altogether, Roselle Park. The good turn will taken at the (local office and also tee. TWns to ^ptay which the club decided to again sell re- because of a 'heavier volume of number was 5 percent of the total Burton W. Longenbach and 15 Regional students were eligible involve the collection of uniforms ™* »i«ded by a large number vote oast in the last General Elec- for the competition. and scout Equipment for Puerto served tickets for the two per- mail, it was announced this week At Miss Edna I. Peairs, art instruct- ^-^y,,., wcnibers w€re heW tion, or 398 signatures. , Rican Scouts. formances of the program, one" of by Postmaster Arthur Metz., The iel Ileyburn leputteJ ors, are in charge of arrangements Throughout the ' eounttry. 50.- the most popular presented each Cur Jack OB October 36. " 000 high school students were ex- During the past two summers, postmaster also announced that Connors, sight at the high school, and Richard year at the school. The club also five new substitutes were on duty Tbe cast for the drama, a fam- (Continued on Page 8) pected to take the examinations William Berneklng and Horion man, that blind seal sales tteas rize-winning * play- Daylight Saving Time discussed ways to improve the last week because of illness of yesterday. Of that number, 4,000 Taylor, both explorers from Ro- program as well a.s a program for far have netted tUKSJS* Car as- yTf11tnnT|_ is as fol- will qualify to take the college selle,' visited scouts in Puerto Rico regular employes. sistance to. the blind future club meetings. linda" . Herman; Gets the Hook Sunday boards 'examinations in January and the Joseph Ayres and Joseph The annual count • of mail Is bUnd. Donald Roscncrantz, Nice-presi- Birdie. Irene Carrier; Addie, Elea- Daylight Saving Time, which Book Sale without charge,' Mr. Kellner said, Petriks- of Cranford were hosts taken to determine the volume of It was announced that dent, presided. Frank Ramsey is mail handled on delivery and col. Bmr T»^*«")* Alexandra. Phyllis has had a long run this year, and about "200 will be selected to to Puerto Rican scouts visiting club sponsor. . • . bcrs of the local dub pastiecnaned Morton; Horace, Herbert Mitchell; finally will bow off the stage at receive the four-year scholarships. this area. The district leaders ac- lection of mail; îe adequacy of; in the recent jj^p"v-'tf? fto> tbe 3fr~ 3IzEshaIl, Raymond Winkler; 2 a.m. Sunday. Nets $130 cepted this good'turn project at the service and whether adjust* Jamesburg Home for Borya,. The scholarships will carry up Oscatr. P. J. Wright; Ben, Fred Those who have been not too The sixth annual book sale (Continued on Page S) their district meeting last Thurs- Monday Deadline ments are necessary, according to, Roy Scheller iurrodtur.1 LaxOK&i Leo, Joha Olson and Cal. pleased with the act as it drag- sponsored by the Cranford College day as an expression of friendship Monday is the deadline for re- postal regulations. Enrico of Cranford as a Rrari JJewbert. ged on for an extra month Club met once again with tre- and goodwill. questing civilian absentee ballots. The annual count delayed th$ Ddrected by Clara Low, well re- should take great pleasure in mendous success, {he club an- GoingtoItaly The October meeting of the dis- County Clerk Henry G. Nulton carriers from leaving the office on ••nirhmJ for her successes in the setting ' their clocks back an nounced today. To date a profit of trict committee was held at the.' reports, for the November 8 Gen- several days last week and thus puaL Tbe little Faxes'* will be hour, before retiring Saturday $1,200 has been realized from the For Third Year Union Council Office in Elizabeth eral Election. delayed the delivery of mail until !!!•••'"<'«< at Cranford High School night. And getting back on reg- sale of the many' thousand books Fred C. Atkins of Cranford wel- Servicemen , may i»Wftinif' Rcfresh- will carry coin containers simi- ' Appreciation was expressed to past week, the league earned an that the league will receive credit. that «e!n brought you the most modern Bridal Salon in the hirtory •( CoerkeV. Smart tables feature the latest through the United Kotioas ta- versity of South Carolina, Colum- for the party nave been larly marked. all those who contributed books bia, S. C, where he majored in additional $50 bonus for securing In addition to the '394 new sub- Sixth week's profits $ 289.9JI bride's magafines... white love isaU add a clean line to the decor! Our fitting rooms have become one immense Urnational CnitdxenTs by two firms as encour- This new style. Halloween fes- and to College Club members and chemistry. After completing his more than 300 new subscriptions scriptions, a total of 1,278 renewal Fifth week's prfttta 242.40 Fourth week's profits .... 273.5J expanse of mirror... ju»t made for the «oft*whi«per of a satin train! Depend on Goerke> to make you a carefree Committee. >' to'the fine work of the tivity means fun for the boys and their husbands for help in setting medical studies, he will have to during the drive. Thus far, a total subscriptions have come in during Mcmbert of the publicly people. girls of the two groups, but it;> re- up the sale and assisting in the intern for one year. of 394 new' subscriptions have the six week's drive. Third week's profits 305.0^ bride...let us help you choose,your trousseau (from the intimate apparel to your gping-away siut^ and coat)... mittue have been bic+y of.the party will come sult 'will mean, the difference be- selling. Special thunks urc ex- Mr. Rienzo was a life-long resi- been received since the cumpuign Summary of• League Drive Second week's prollUi .... 282.«J ir|t First week's .-profits 136.90 in sbcategie places* aed last pT"" is posted on tween sickness and health, warm pressed by Mrs. John . Gurber, dent of. Jersey City until movjng started. Turned in by League register your silver, glassware and china choice in our gift department.. .let us offer tuitions for your attendants League members secured 126 League Bonus for renewal subs. 50.04 on the art comnpttee, «a- a fade «*«»• iimnfji^ in the front of clothing rather than need, food store chairman,, to the following with his parents to Crunford six % • Pronts Bonus for, new subs . 50.00 aud mother's dre*8e«, too! You'U .be a bride who kuowB every,deUUpf your wedding u perfect.-.a very personal •»• co-leadership of, Hfcwet »cb tbe room. Hone has been express- instead of hunger for the many men who served on her committee: months ago. He served three years new und 65 renewal subscriptions triumph ... wrought hy the art and »W» found in our new Bridal'Salon and through our Bridal experts, Mr* Russell Ha tbe collection will go far children in the. - underdeveloped Richurd Adams, Douglas L. Ban- in the U. S. Army. Including IB duriqg the' past week and also 99 1-yr. new subs $ 148.50 tibc «S00 fioaL ' countries of the world. (Contiaued on Pau*> «) (Continued on Page 8) received credit for three tew and25 tt-nw. new subs 18.75 ToUl to date* . McElhinnev. lir». D»«rk*>r ami Mr* Latininc! v • ,- . s " '.'£.. , . ELIZABETH :-l«-Ua a picture; piaod Open Thursday 4.J •:•»/. PafaTtas* THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND THURSDAY. OQTOBER ST. WS5

....- r-" .iiuman needs." -4.. ptAufckn ''aspirant ttit % dy irtgiit of., ,. ,. ,,.. . _—r^- . . Dr. Btoadhurst'" of Westfleld tinexpircjd term on XUt Board to priva<&1lidu^ry in sjiggesting spoke for Republican State Sen- 5HURSDAY :i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 ROWNSON'S STOREWIDE SALE ! that tfaieâifalkAare be more eon- iContinuedanPaae 8) of the 'fre«9ibWert.ê said dttf^Jtt he descriUcI as Preparing File on Adaiiis fal»ily is no heed for a county plt board and said officials in Union I Trustees Leslie Crump. Homer _& Hall and Oliver L. Richards of first telephone, lines ever erected County municipalities turned Jhe Cranford Historical Society have, been named to prepare a file in the country. ; down, a plan to form one. £f. pictures' and information regarding the history of the old Adams He also was originator of. a. the Board of Freeholders has J -•-' — ••« •'«~Nniiv torn down to make room for $HOPP«G puun: v» North Union avenue, ; Horse Thief Protective Association done nothing-on the water supply several new dwellings. ''_ - and the organizer of the (lest police problem. Township Cammttteemen * The house, which had been oc- protection in Cranford and took Robert C. Kirkpatriek of HU1- in early 'developments in the fields an active interest in fire-fighting ~C«pfed sincc^thcaaQuijjyJlvpjanv^ :: slde, Democratic candidate for a fly of the .late E. K. Adams, a well of chemistry, th^telephioneTradto thre*-y*ar T and photography. - In addition, he was the editor, charged. known ilgure. in the township's publisher and proprietor of Cran- SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STORE-•^-AIXiitAlMTlONAL ROBINSON QUALITSALEY MERCHSNIilSET ! Tacked on the wall of a closet ' Mayor Robert L. 5BirMon of early history, was sold two months ford's first newspaper, the Cran- AND USt OUR 1ASY §& atjo to. Louis'Bred, local developer. on the second floor was a diagram Raselle 'Park, Democratic aspirant of trie connections of a burglar ford Times, which was issued for the State Senate, said-the pres- f. It contained 18 rooms, and there monthly during ia71-72. no irregulars, no seconds... only first quality merchandise .,. limited quantities .... .choose now for Christmas was a two-story stable at the rear. alarm system installed-..in 1897 ent Republican-dominated Legis- which covered not only various When the Historical Society's t*)ans of the builder call. (or er- latiire is guilty of ptni^rifmc He rooms of the .Adams house and committee has gathered its data, cited its*failure to act On leappor- SKIRTS-BLOUSES-HOSIERY-FOUNDATIONS -NOTIONS-LINGERIE - WHIITE GOODS - CURTAINS - RUGS : modern dwellings, three a running story is to be written stable but also several thr rest tioning the Assembly's seats. He detailing the exploits and accomp- on the I dences on the north. side Of the charged: that Union County .is de- fai-'!' three on.Cranford nv., lishments of Mr. Adams and ihe- railroad. • .'' _ . part he nnd his family played in prived . of ' proper' representation. property, which is"'approximately Mr. Adams' installed the first Mayor Sheldon urged defeat of PEPPERELl '•;< V ?j).O-feet. long, and 400 feet docp. Cranford's early history, for pres- FALL SKIRTS FLANNEL PAJAMAS Right up to. the time it was torn •telephone exchange in Cranford, ervation in the society's museum. the $100 million water, supply HOSE patow PILLOWS "flown, the old house ilill contained shortly after the announcements referendum, because only a pre- .What a buy •.. rounds, squares and but- From oiir regular Fall Stock — solids, checks, TOMMIE no-iron ilannel pajamu fight BLANKET .'triaijiy'evidence* of extensive-re- of its invention b.byy Alexander Miss Diane Byrnes of 51 John street (center), an incoming, liminary report has been issued on MONA — br ALBA — to b* found on iram stock. All tixes and full line of col- triaijiyevidence* of e ton back. Kapoc or cotton HlUd in' no»- plaids and tweeds in straight or flared styles Tho new "CARESS" blanket, blended of Graham Bell, probably one of the freshman student at Orange Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, _ the plan, to develop a reservoir at our mh*W*s at all ttmM— priced for our ors. An excellent item ior a XMai gift. iSMV search coiu'.ucted by Mr. Adams Chimney Rock, in Somerset Coun- { elty fabric bark cloth or corduroy — Sins 32-31. rayon and nylon iiberi. plus a new manu- Traffic Plan Is Shown being introduced t6 her uniform by a couple of "old Anntamanr. — Slias I'A • 11. Regularly . • facluring produce one of the rnost gen- ty:'. • • • • ' • in all colon S.88 7.St-«.9t 93t.I0.St timers," Miss Grace Falzone of Somerville (right) and Miss Lois Assemblyman William Vander- S.88 eral purpose blankets available. Moth Success Told Hess of Newark Oeft>, second-year students, They're telling her Reg. 99c Pr. Reg. 5.95 - 6.95 resistant, bound in,8-inch satin binding. bilt pf Summit, Republican seek- 72x90. slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks sla v • she'll look right smart in that new outfit.•> .'...'• Cotton Filled — Reg. 1.29 ckss acts slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks As a result of satisfactory oper- ing 'reelection, said the current 3.99 5.99 7.99 9.99 W :\ ation of a new traffic control plan Legislature • had passed bills pro- Regular Stock slack' slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks sla in. a."test run" Sunday, left-turns v Rl St of Rose Rebekoh Lodge '9ft, IQOF, beginners* course and photog- viding state aid for schools, mini- 4. 9. cks slicks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks at North-Union avenue and Alden. last Thursday evening at the Vet- raphy clinic prior-to the regular mum salaries for teachers, ^perial 69tPR-3PRS.2.00 Kapok Filled — Reg. 2.29 street, at North Union'•ond Spring- Regular Stock Regular Slock erans Memorial Home...... meeting at the Methodist Church training for mentally retarded and Regular Stock slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks -sla field avenues and MHn and "Alden physically handicapped children. Regular Stock ckfslacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks A delegation from the lodge (m the second and fourth Mon- streets, will be prohibited; between will attend the official visit today of each month. Students of increased unemployment benefits slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks da 9s30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. every night of Mrs. Mazie K. Ireland of the area are invited- to attend up to $35 a week for 26 weeks and Keystone cks slackâcks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks Sunday, it was reported, today by Pleasantville, Rebekah Assembly these sessions from 7:15 to 8:1a3 new motor vehicle registration Police Chief William A. Fischer. DAMASK tslack slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks sla president, at Lady Gilmore Lodge p.m., for which there is no charge plan. • . BIG IMAGE BERMUDA SHORTS BATH MAT SETS Both Chief Fischer and Mayor 108 of Somerville. . ' . •• ' and no membership requirements. ' Harry Mopsick of t-iiwi^w^ .in- V NECK : kfslacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks^lacks Fred P. Andersen expressed .them- dependent candidate for the State M AON A-SCOPE LUNCHEONSETS Mrs. Alys M. Alonso, noble Imported rayon and cotton luncheon sets Chaxcoal grey «nd^ brown Bermuda Not a special purchase, just a real good acks slacks slat selves as "satisfied that' Sunday's grand, who presided, reported- on Senate, said he is concerned with slacks slacks s demonstration ^proved the. plan PROJECTOR ORLON SWEATERS —a hard-to-beat value at'this special an- Shorts, right from bur tlock . . . WASH- buy and. we have it in slock most all the < WE'VE GOT 'EM!s slacks slacks! the' press breakfast of the Cran- 'the treatment of the veteran by ABI.F Made of wool and dacron with a cks slacks, slac. will speed traffic flow in the. vicin- B&PW to Get Yam. w« Mid V>n*ck orlon «w«al«n, big- niversary price. Beautiful pattern woven time. Heavy bath mat with lid to match Flannels — Dacron acks slacks sla I ford-Citizen and Chronicle whlcrj the Legislature. He said the Leg- •See what you've been missing! Practically gast sailing vwaatax of ih» saaaon. Long throughand so lovely on your table. Avail- self bell and do-they Jit! SUes 10 to 18. slacks slacks s ity of several churches and ex-she attended- '•'• •(' ^-. islature failed to enact a bonus or fills 30* x 40" screen af 12 feet. Big, beautiful •laava, high bulk orlon with intarloddng ableîn pink, gold, silver, green and red. in pink, charcoal grey, or yellow with s slacks slacks pressed thanks to officers who as- 1 cks slacks slac Mixtures — Gabs A report on the state assembly State Charter housing legislation. He suggested pictures, cleaMn every detail. Built-in film waav* in all tha Mst. ihada*>• Can't tall contrasting squares. &•••: sisted in the test and to drivers for - \ Reg:i5.98 acks. slacks" sla [jproceedings .were '• presented by, At a' banquet tonigrjT at tHothat the, state leave the develop- 'splicer and-editor-viewer.. .• quick, convenient. you tba colon, bacauia wa ara now tell- slacks slacks, s their cooperation.' - 51x51 with 4 napkins—Reg. 2.98 I s Mrs." Frances Munss, representa- Twin Oaks Country Club, the Bus- ing tham and by tha lim« this ad appears, cks slackCKsS si-islac slacks slacks Capt. Lester W. Powell reported complM with uu £f j|Q5O wa don't know what colors wall have rive. • . ••• • ' iness and Professional Women of laft.:Sises34- slacks' slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks sla regular policemen assigned to the The lodge voted a donation to 51x67 with B napkins—Reg. 3.98 2.98 Cranford will receive its charter tegisitrwi m your nom* wi»h o h'hh'im guaranta* 399 ' slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks intersections were assisted during the Odd Fellows floodfl relief drive. and be welcomed into the New Accordion 3. the trial by 17 auxiliary officers, ~Hegular~Stoekr "Regulair-Stock- Slacks slacks slacks" slacks slacks-slacks slacks sla —Following"the-meetirigr-a--Hallo-- -Jersey—State—Federation-of—Busir SEE IT TODAY ATVOUR'KEYSTONE DEALERS some of whom also were stationed ween party was held arid October nessf and Professional Women's I Regular Stock 60x9Q with, t napkins—Reg. icks s acks%lacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks Instruction li at parking areas. Birthday anniversaries were cele- Clubs. - ' Istacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks sla In connection with the plan. brated. » Mrs. Eileen ;Brady, statue presi-. cks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks Miln . street is made a one-way dent, will' rriake the presentation- 'PHOTOSHOP street easterly during the specified Mayor'Fred P; Andersen and MrsJ Slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks sla hours and parking is prohibited BUDDY BERGEN. Prop. 3WAN-TAIL0RED DRESSER SCARVES 11 slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks Photography Andersen will be guests at the IRISH LINEN on the south side of North Union banquet. .. OPEN FBIDAT EVENINGS GIRDLES Eslacks slute slacks slacks slacks slacks slack* sla avenue between Springfield ave- For Lazy Manv Plans for the banquet were com- CRanford 6-2362 h!024 SHIRTS Lovely white embroidered cotton dresser cks £cks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks slacks nue and the Rahway River bridge pleted at a recent meeting of the. 34 NORTH AVE^ W. CR.nford A special group of girdles — from our DISH TOWELS stock — pantie and regular styles — can't Solid colored man-tailored shirts, all with scarves and doilies . . . right from slock local group at the home of Mrs. French cuffc and either with a rounded Speaker's Topic mention tha names, but. they might in- Just for our Anniversary Sale' . . . Pure . . . priced special 'or our anniversary. Mrs.LeDuc A talk on "The Lazy Man's Ap- Gertrude Nunn, president. An include Just the one you always "buys""' Irish linen IuU-sised dish towels with still collar or a rounded button-down col- proach to Photography" was pre-vitation to attend the open' house multi-colored stripes. Soft, absorbent and lair. In broadcloth or oxford cloth but for candidates held last night by CURTAIN SALE all with cufl links ... in all the best col- 81 sented by Drake DeLanoy as guest long wearing. • /. • 34-inch—Reg. 1.29 Installed by Lodge the Village Improvement Associa- Reg; to 8.50 ors. Sixes 10 - 18. speaker at a meeting of the Cran- Reg. 3.98 '43-inch—Reg. 1.39 As District Deputy ford Camera Club in the Educa- tion was extended by Mrs. Walter Reg. 59c Ea. RUFFLED CURTAINS 50-inch—Reg. 1.S9 \m V Open Friday Evenings tional Building of Cranford Meth- Kcve. ' Mrs. Charlotte LeDuc* pastv no- odist" Church on Monday night. "The next meeting of the Cran- RAYON — 2.99 Regular Stock ble grand, was installed as deputy The speaker revealed many nevv ford unit will bo November 24 at 5. 1.99 Regular Stock 17 NORTH AVE., W. CRANFORD 6-1099 63x100 of the Union District at a meeting -•*-,- >•»*! .i..i". would make a Marko's Restaurant, at 6:30 p.m. "Kegtilar'aroek angles which 72x100 1.99 photographer's life easier or af-. Miss Dorothy Breevoort df Ver; Special Purchase mont," state education and 81x100 --1 reg. 1.99 ford him .better results without 1.99 makingOiis work any harder. tions chairman, will speak. 30x100 4.SS m In a color slide contest on, the MARTEX subject of "Flowers and Gardens," NYLON BLOUSES HANDKERCHIEFS X99 SLIPS first place went to Mrs. Emil CJC Hears 63x105 rag. DRY-ME-DRY'S Baldeschwieler for her "Daffodils." Oiir Christmas stock; bought to sell for1 72x105 3.99 We made a real buy. Special purchaie Second place went to Frank' Dick- Dacron . . . Wool Jaruy • . • Cotton — A group of aolidi. stripes and checks from Candidates •9c large Swiss embroidered hankies in 81x105 rag. 7J O 3.99 for our anniversary sale — all nylon tri- . er! for his ^Lamp and Flowers," •oma. dr«u?, urn* tailorad but all in tha dainty designs, white on white'or. col- 3.99 our regular stock — woven in a wonder- 'and Herbert Sorge was third. with Five candidates in the Novem- ba«t trylam and'colon. Sal* priced for ored on while. 90x105 rag. 7M col—trimmed or tailored in white, black, ful blend of cotton, rayon and linen, that ^'Water Lilies." Judges were: Dr. ber 8 General Election spoke at this waakand only — pink asd blue. Sixes 32-40. is extra absorbent, extra long-wearing. John P. Guinther, William Cleav- a,candidate's night" sponsored by DACRON — the Evening Student Council of Reg. 89c Req. 59c er and Miss Helen Schaeffer. Reg. S.to 63x105 rag-o-M" 4.99 Color slides from the Merced Union Junior College last night at the' college library. 72x105 rag. 7J O 499 (Calif.) Camera Club vrore viewed. 4.99 3. Mayor Fred P, Andersen, ,Re- 81x105 rag. 1-9* Frank Dickert. Jr., conducts a % 39c 59 COTTON RUGS •. ' " rT-- ••^*- •:•< Halloween Party reg. 438 3*9 COMFORTS - Nylon tricot • petticoats that are iust as 54x83- only. Try them once and you'll always' Non-sUd cotton loop rugs in many 63x84 reg. 438 3J99 Magnificent comforter . . . plump with pretty as a' picture on and off. Irrides- buy them ... .. • ' . r«g. 538 4.99 while European down. The cover, is beautiful . colors '— just right for any cent layer on layer: black over blue, blue 72x84 rayon satin quilled in. a scroll design GOLD CHECK .room in your home. Sixe 27 x 50. over'pink, white over white — all with 81x84 reg. 538 4.99 'with embroidered eyelettes to prevent Reg. 1.00 sliding. • • .' ' - 35% Blend, 6 Year Old flounced bottoms. Sixes, small, medium 90x84 reg. 630 4.99 and large. v Reg. 29.98 BLENDED WHISKEY—1/5 Reg. 2.98 ORLON — i reg. 530 199 59c 54x84 fer 2.99 2.95 63x84 reg. 530 19.98 Regular Stock Regular Stock 2 5. reg. 538 3.99 Regular Stock 72x84 Regular Stock reg. 538 3J99 HACKIHLAY'S 81x84 V.O.B. Brand Blended TIYLON — . . 54x84 reg. 438 2.99 MARTEX TOWELS FINGER TIP TOWELS Right from stock; the most sophisticated reg. 438 2.99 SCOTCH WHISKEY CAFE CURTAINS 63x84 • • pattern of the season. Large towels of, Sweater MABTEZ terry iinger-tip towels. Deep reg. 538 3J99 deep. long-wearing terry with the finish 8 Years Old JUMPERS 72x84 piled, extra thick either dobby borders FABALON. the newest of the miracle that only MARTEX has. A pattern for 81x84 reg. 538 3*9 of candy stripes.' Wonderful for gift giv- HER and one for HIM. with the pattern with an elasticized top line Broken sixes—tweeds, solids, straight line fabrics — looks just like silk shantung ing for now or for Christmas. Choose woven through..'. and twice as easy, to care for. Scalloped from 8 colors: yellow, aqua, blue, pink, and chamois soft lining and Dares. Some all wool .and others- wool tops with bone., rings and hemstitched bot- mint green,' rose, beige and white. Bath Size Reg. 2.50 J. W. DANT and nylon. Reg. to 14198. toms. Valence to match. '* Available in Reg. 39c pink, .green, yellow' and beige. SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES The elasticized collar bands 100 Proof, Bottled, in Bond PERCALE Hand Size . Reg. 1.49 1.19 your foot "for snug, comfort* KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 30- or 36-inch. Reg. 2.98 2.49 MUSLIN PERCALE WHITE WHITE COLORED 29c able fit. Chamois soft lining BOURBON WHISKEY. 1/5 8 ' Valence Reg. 1.50 1.29 WasJ HOW Was MOW Wai" HOW Regular Stock Face Cloths Reg. 49 .u3 2.19 _^ 1.79 gives you Boft-footed comfort. Regular. Stock 54x99 1 Regular Stock Regular Slock We have Naturaliieer's 63x99 2.29 __"133 ! 72x99 2.39^ 139 Sweater Pumps in your exact DUBONNET 72x108 259" 2.19 3.19 239 3 40 owe. ', 81x99 2.59 2.19 SHOWER SETS THE APERITIF WINE 1/5 81x108 2.79^ 2.49 3.49 0.M 3T!> ,339 CROCHET COTTON Heavy gauge shower set — curtain and J fc P Coals or OJt.T. in all of the best BRAS ODDS AND ENDS 90x108 2.99" 2.69 3.79 > window drape to match and one of the. colors. We are closing this merchandise and dl*coiilinu«d numbers ol CASES .69 .55 .89 .73 1.00 better patterns. Complete line of col- Just like the oid-fashloned grab bag. out. • ors loo. Anything from doilies to shower sets. Reg. 29c Reg. to 2.50 CONTOUR — (TOP or BOTTOM) Reg. 4.98 7 ' MUSUN ^ PERCALE COLORED 3.4t> X38 Regular Slock ANY ITEM 1. TI^...... 2.49'""_ 1.99 2.98 239 Regular Stock 3, 1.75 m"...... 2.69 2.29 3.79 3-49 leen'J. Regular Stock Regular Stock Robinson's CRanford 6- 0234 LIQUOR STORE North Union Avenue — FT* Deliver ~- 23 NORTH UNION AVE CRANFORD, •CR. 63272 21 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD 6-0150

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•V jt, THUHSDAV. OCTOBER 17. 1M5 . THE A PMtfoor of ihe Williami and Mary: Players creates a need for «n |nci«asc in ducted 'by"~dlrect "Interview with for a closed scrutiny of the con- Mrr J. P. Bufiy Fete* Collegians Conner and recently received a'minor part the penonnel of the polke de- Women's Gym Class Dorian spokejmbehaU<»f jl>c «an vrv tnerg>- ho has to insure ac- Other candidates tor local, coun- ^ Robert J. Patton? iliss Marianne Boyle of 1$5 Hill- in the play, "Dial M for Murder." all departments of Cranford gov- tents of each chapter of the book- didacies of Mayor Fred P. Andcr- tion for the best interests of the On Wedding Trip tp Bermudr; DauglUer-inJaw at Tea Growing partment. Mayor Andersen said. let. ;, • ...•;•• ty and state offices sp"bKe""ar'tne~'" t Syseskey-Zanetti Ceremony crest avenue, a Junior at Jersey ernment. The results of, this re- pens Wednesday se"h, seeking reelection TO a one- people of Cranford." mcetirig after earlier appearances Steady increase in school popula- search are then compiled-into a 1 HonoredI at Party Mrs. James P. Duffy of \ Syl- City State Teachers College, has Mrs. H. Z. Homer was guest of . Mrs.; Goldsmith announces Women's gym' class of the year unexpired term on the Board Mr, Dorian' declared that'dur- at the candidates' open house held "•. tion, he added means that more "Know Your Town" booklet for vester street entertained at a tea Departmental/ there are still openings in the Township Recreation Commit-' of Freeholders, and Township ing his service on the Township j by the ViHage Improvement Assoc- hern assigned to a third-grade honor this week at a dessert lunch- crowing officers abo win be re- public distribution. fe^ormd iti Linden Church yesterday afternoon,in: honor of cussion leader's workshop to be tee will open on Wednesday Conimitteeman Frank T. Whitty, Committee he has found Mr. Whit- | iution in the Municipal Building. • On Anniversary dan at Washington School, West- eon and bridge given by Mrs. quired.- •' /,. V . • ; ' '' ' This- project is the first task of her daughter-in-lawg , Mtsi James J conducted tonight at tit/Si home' of evening at 8 o'clock at the'Cran- also a candidate for reelection. .:, ty. one of the most hard-working 1 Roderick W. Smith presided and St. Elizabeth's Churcb,^>indcn A family dinner party at the fleld as part ot her laboratory ex- Lawrence O. Tableman of lor. Needs Studied This second annual ***v"irt for every new League of Women Vo- Mrs. Hawkins, 103 Holly street, at P. Duffy. Jr., whho wililll saiil tomor- 1 ford High School gymnasium. ' "I know of no man in the- coun- and efficient members of the local 1 introduced the speakers.' • - Pfennaylvanla , Military " College, Mountainside Inn marked the 25th perience in preparation for teach- Park- drive. GuesU were: Mrs, Problems faced by all township ters, therefore almost .1,000 towns was the setting Saturday tor the row on the S. S. \Jnited Stated of over-all r^ *-^" to 8:30. Several members of the lin- Registration wi}l be held Wed- ty or even the state." MrNrjprjan governing body. will spend/the week-end,here vis- wtdding anniversary of Mr. and ing. Her visit will continue Ralph Posey, Mr«, Edward Bur- departments as,a result ol rapid be implemented in the budget for and cities across the nation, 77 in den League also are participating Serving on the hospitality com- marriage of Miss Angelica Ann for Bremcrhaven, Germany. nesday for the four-week pro- declared4 "who has the ability vand iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert J. Patton of 117 Oak through November 4. • growth of the comnlunity were the following year was described Hew Jersey, have completed these "Because of their records of, em- | mittee were Mrs. Mary Ruenger,. Zpnctti, daughter of. Mr. and.Mrs. She will be accompanied by her nett, Mrs. P. G. Tomlinson, Mrs. Anyone who is interested, whether gram. Miss Jean Voorhees will conscientious devotion to • pufilic Rusiell Dean of 112 Roosevelt lane on Friday. • *' discussed at the annual meeting by Mayor Andersen as "most suc- booklets, all on a standard out- inent service," Mr, Dorian de- chairman;, Mrs; Estelle Dutfhimler son, James Patrick, III, They will C. Van Chamberlin, Mrs. Leslk- a paid-up memoer or not, is'in-, be the instructor. ser\'ice of our mayor. Before he- Rev. Harvey L. Wyatt ot- Lawrence Ashwell, «on of Mr. of department beads with Mayor cesful." line. They are frequently used in dared, "both .Mayor* Andersen and and Mrs. Ruth Nelfcon. "Mrs. Mary av*nue.- jsit_her parents, .Col. and Mrs, Bragdon. Mrs. JacE^Prtchard, "all vited to attend. T-hese diccusslon The committee's badminton makes a decision on any problem, George Charles Syseskey, son erf -at-their wedding in the. jM4 f'ied P. Andersen and members high school clvls classes, in study- Finance Commissioner Whitty dg; jjahe Glovier and "'Mrs,, Harold Holn?>fegg leaders are being trained to guide program gets underway. next he finds the facts, makes up his Mr. and Mrs. George T. Sy?>cskey Westminster Presbyterian Church, Park drive, a freshman at ihe f!ie'skey, Edward J. Patton of Jersey City; Milton Reinhart, Mrs. Charles the, group next Thursday at 8:50 New Jersey State Board of Di- of Democratic charges that he is a 1 executive secretary of the. Youth en a very substantial increase first of the year} Mrs. C. Van Hir- "do nothing" legislator. * Er:. '•'•(.• and Mrs. William Price of SchtlUnger, Mrs. Charles J. Stev- than ever before! p.m. at Union junior College. rectors for "Know Your Town" in *# .sister of the bridegroom. Consultation -Service, Wcsttlcld, in ratables. • \ ' tum will be responsible for the' "The. opposition is confusing the - jarnes B. ZanMti of Linden, Harrington Park, who were mem- ens, Mrs. G- W. Thurston, Mrs. A panel composed of Mra. Ed- its membership. It has been tier discussed that ^r'ifityUsatiwfc- She- Among specific prbblems dis- distribution of the league "Date senator's quietness and dignity brother of the bride, served as ben of the wedding party; Mr Eliabeth Werner and Mrs. Frank Ward Coe. Mrs. Norman O. Gold- job - to • assist other leagues with said, the t;er\'icf "is a socijil.--.case cussed, the mayor reported, was Books^' in Cranford. wi}h 'do nothingness,' " Mr. Kauf- best man. Joseph Syseskey of Now and Mrs. Harry Anderson of Jer- T. Whitty, all of Cranford; Mrs. smith, Mrs. Warren Si Peret. Mrs, their booklets. - - . work agency sponsored by the- the need for increasing the staff man declared. "Senator Hand is York City, brother of the bride- sey City, and Miss. Joan Christian- Mortin Liddy of Elizabeth, Mrs. Charles Redden. Mra. John U Following the panel, Mrs. Ko-r Northern District of the Episcopal or Building Inspector tyed J. a gentleman, not a braggart. He Broom: Alfred Zanetti. another .senuoT Baltimore, iMd. Thomas Prior of Summit, Mrs. Snook. Jr., and Mrs. Irving Wil- yen will give an explanation ot Diocese of New Jersey and. pro-, Deller resulting from the steady doesn't go around saying,. 'I'm brother of the bride, and' Vincent George - Dreyer of Mountainside: ner will give league members an the mewod of handling the re- The tang flbtrs and. light color ol vides professionally trained coun- increase in hew building in the a great guy. Look what I do.' " r Miifcnulio. both of Linden, ushered. and Mrs. George Rosen of Mill- idea of the types of questions to search. \nd_ then the member- •kipa of west coast, hemlock mak* selors for teen-agers;.young adults township. The town's growth also be Township Committecman Ira A graduate of St. Vincent's Hos- burn. . ' answered in the survey con- ship will split into "buu" sessions It dnirabte.-fot flnr .wrlUnt n»n»t and their parents. "^ • GOP Luncheon . -pltal.Sihool of Nursing. New' York City, and New York University; The speakers said the. 'agency •Mft. AN1» MKS. GEORGE GI1ABLE8 SYSE8KWT serves Union, Middlesex, Somerset, Workers Listed BIRTHS Mrs. Syseskey holds a master's Mrs. Barbara Frlcke of Cranford s. and -part of- Monmouth counties. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Quilla,n of degree from Yale University, New is vica-cbairman of the reception The Service, -which is free, is East Greenwich, R.I,, announce the / Haven. Conn. She is employed in Mrs. Harold Cray Committee for the Women's Di- avuilabli-To youni^ people from .all 10th Anniversary birth of a daughter, Sally .Hayes, the Veterans Administration Re- vision, Union County Republican walks of life; all. races and all Hostess to Book Club on September 19 in Kent County gioii^r OnW, New York City.,, Committee, luncheon Wednesday creeds." "The Book Club^f.the Catholic Hospital, Warwick. R. I. They Mr. Syseskey, who is manager For Couplesp d at the Elks Club, Elizabeth, it was Th*r**s no trick to saving iponlsy when »ou gat ALL have another daughter, Marcia, 10 -•v«l--tlit\.Charle.s_Kurtz_^larket. at- .Members of the club. werc'askV Couples Club' of the First Women's Club of Elizabeth met announced yesterday _b'y_' Mrs. your putr treats and «ra«kand food ne«d^ at CHAS. 7 Mi*. Quillan_Jsthe_ former-Jjo '56 CHEVROLET ' tended Newark Collepes of Rut- e^fo bring used clothingforthc byterian" Church ^ceK-l Monday at the hom£ ot Its chair- James M. Arthur, general chair- KURTZ MKT. Wt'raAU the wonderful food*. be»- phine Shaffer, daughter of Mr gers University. A member of the Cranford Welfare Association and luck man, Mrs-Harold L. Cray, 5 Rog- man. eragem, and tidbit* to »alUly !h» appetite of eyery 10th anniversary at a pot and Mrs. C. E. Shaffer of Clear Cranford Uotary Club, he is first new socks to be given to the Jan- er avenue...... GOBBLIH' GOBLlir— b* thr? wee ones or. grown- lieutenant of the Cranford First et, Memorial Home. Elizabeth, to supper last Wednesday evening Also serving- on committees are water, Fla., formerly of 8 Arling- these Cranford women: Mrs. Ann up*! Come see "the bewitching value* that fill every "Aid Squad and serves on-the board at the chui=R. Steph Sticktiey-O'Connor '•* Were seated :tt the head table:-Mrs. Country/' an anthology of .Ameri-' Local ticket committee members Following a wedding trip to anz of Nutley announce thcblrth m •x William Boyd. Mrs. George Myers, can politics in action edited by include Mrs. Frlcke lor Cranford, Bermuda*...the couple _wijl reside Engagement Reretded •fit their first child, Mark Kenneth MORRIS CHEVROLET. ING. A. M. Christensen and E. M. Kirk- TVlrs. Marjorie Breaiey for Gar- at 14 Riverside drive. Mr. nndjjJVlrs. . Frederick Deacon, on Monday in East Orange Gen- We're happy this week to be observing another anniversary in a fine community. It has been Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Con- wood and Mrs. Rita Vitale fo 209 CENTRAL, AVE., WESTFIELD r I' Mr. and* Mrs. John CVatJiout, Mr. patrick.v She quoted, vfrom the eral Hospital. Mrs: Stephanz i • real pleasure to have served residents of Cranford and vicinity during the past 19 years. ^^/ S -nor—of—W-eatltorford. • To*., nn- Kenilworth. the former Mary Frances Prista nounrc the engogenVent 6f tKeir and Mrs. E. rhaptci uii "-The-MagnlUidc-of-the m daughter of Mr. Until 9 P. M • ^ -—~: WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON OUR EXPERIENCE—OVER 294,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED DURING THE PAST Dramatists List daughter; Miss Elizabeth Louise Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright, Mr. Task of the Politician" by Fred- Invited guests will include a Prista of 11 PittsQeld street Ofconnor .of Dallus, Tex., to Ed- and Mrs. Stephen G. Wray and erick M. Davenport-. "The public GOP.stat>aiid'county candidates 19 YEARS IN CRANFORD; ON OUR SERVICE-4BEST STOCKED AND BEST^STAinFEiriSltMG STORt IN CRANFORDr Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lang.- KRAFT ~"~ ~. 2-LbrBbk NewMenibers ward F. Stickncy, son of Mr. and knows the evil in politicians and AND ON- OUR INTEGRITY-OUR MOST PRICELESS POSES SION IS OUR GOOD REPUTATION. Mrs. Paul -Dunham,"vice-presi- Mrs. Louis E.Stickney of 224 Col- Renam de Camp, entertained fc :*!••• ;w'Uh several .piano selections. A very little about the good in them dent, and. chairman of the mem- umbia avenue. Kiiiiaiiiiiiffiiifisfcii bership committee, announced to- movie'on safe driving entitled, "A —virtue is rarely worth a head- KlillHlMOiiiin $2.00 V#lue VELVEETA 79< •.•'• 'v Miss O'Connor, an alumna of 1000 100 day that. 21 new members - .have Day. in Court," was shown. ^ line" . PH 29e PREMIER been"weU'oinVd into,the-Cranford North Texas State College, at It was announced that u square HOSMTW. Dramatic Club." present.is associated with Howell.' dance will be held tomorrow eve- Arnold Roy, Sr- and Arnold Hblloway'arid Ho\yeU, Dallas, law ELECTRIC "They arc: Mrs. Howard Ache- nlrtg. •;'•••'". Roy, Jr,., both of Miami Beach, GLYCERINE ilrm. . APPLE SAUCE 2 25c son. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bloechcr. Mr. nnd Mrs. W.illiatn Frank and -Fla., were guests last week-end of conw Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd, A graduate of Cranford High their committee were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald SUPPOSITORIES PLANTER'S COCKTAIL 8-oz. Can BAG «:... Schotil, Mr. Stickney is attending SIMMONS 85" BmTHDAY $140 VALUE . Miss Constance Bates. Mr. and dinner arrangements and Mr. and of 119 Oak lane. VAPORIZER ABLETS TABLETS Mrs. Clement Coady, Mr. and Mrs. Rutgers University, New Bruns- Mrs. Lewis . Fingerlin and their James Felz, Robert 'Howarth. wick. He served with the Air. committee served refreshments. Kathy Jotz, daughter of tyr. and • •••l I! V4\GR. PEANUTS m N.B.C. Also, Mr. and; Mrs. Fred H. Force at Fort. Worth, Tex., and Mrs. Charles Jotz of 7 Mohawk VERITHIN LG. Springfield, Mass. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. A. B. Jishwell _drive, celebrate^ her 10th blrth- It HERSHEY CHOCOLATE Linley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs, George t m PRETZELS PKG. "Mortori, .Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pasb- A December wedding is planned. of 104 Park drive returned home day anniversary with a costume jerg, Mrs. Eunice ScHaefer, Miss lust week after attending- the 69th Halloween party Friday evening 45c Value ! $2.25 Value 10c Value SYHttP l annual convention, of Printing In- nt her home. Her guests were $4.00 Value ._• „ Charm's ' Box of 12Q Diane Schaefe'r, Miss Hilda UJC Alumni Slate Va GAL. 39c Schwarz and P. J. Wright. dustry of America- .held .at Had- Mary Lou Blackburn, Gail Bow- ew Miracle Posture Construction PREMIER ° Halloween POPS 1.05 Halloween Dt}kce }ln\\ Atlantic. City.. Mr- Ash- man. Barbara; Baxta,, Sarah Cole iWAY ELECTRIC J4rs_, X)unhnn\ a\so ..announced L MM nfttsn ECONOMY FOUNTAIN that the following have been wel- A ' Hall6wc.elJ- Tostume- dance well was elected to a three-year man. Robert O'Sulllvan, \ Joseph NESTLE or HERSHEY EPSOM POCKET APPLE CIDER comed as associate members: The will be held tomorrow evening at term on the Board,of directors of Orosz, Suzanna Reyes, Audrey Hershey'* Box of 24 the Master Printer's Section of Schiller and Holly Jotz. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Cunning- 9 o'clock at the Elks Club, Route HEAT PAB CHOCOLATC BARS Chocolate BARS 95c ham, Mrs. H. J. Higgins and Mr. 22, Mountainside, by the Alumni PI A. He is at present president "of SALTS SYRINGE COMB and Mrs. R. Y.' Hammond. Association of Union Junior Col- the Master Printers Section of the Mrs. Noel S. Florence of 126 : lege. . •• New York Employing Printers As- Herning avenue and her children.^ Henhey's Kisses or Lg. Bag Miss Jacqueline Rilcy of Union sociation; a member of th* assoc- David and Richard, have returned Collegian* Corner is chairman. Also serving on" the iation's ' executive committee aad from a two-week visit with her 4< MINIATURES 49c Larry pethick, son of Mr. and Quality Meats committee are: Frank HoLscr of vice-chairman of its board of.di- parents, Drk and Mrs. Francis J. Mrs. Ford C. Pethick of 1 Bloom- Elizabeth, , Miss Winifred Weis- rectors. ' '• . • ^ Moench of Geneseo, N. V. While ingdale. avenue, a freshman mem- logel of Roselle, Miss, Barbaru-Lu visiting there, Mrs. Florence at- $150 Value 25c CHOICE GRADE Candy Corn or . Bag ber' of the Princeton University Kecs of Summit, Miss Doris Wolf , Mr. and Mrs. C, Van Chamber- tended the installation o^her fath- WHAT DOES ty MEAN? HALLOWEEN MIX 29c band, had a reunion with Lee of Cranford!' and John Claus of lin an^ daughter. Miss Carol er on October 13 as president of ^Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woolley. of 9 Forest avenue, spent the StateHJniversity, of New York 1 Plainflcld. ALARM Iff you cart to be literal, it's an abbreviation of the Latin recipe meaning BORHUCID RIB ROAST• R. P. Ferguson of 1 Lenox avenue, Awards will be presented for the week-end visiting at Bucknell nt Geneseo, a state teachers col- AU 5c 6 Pkg. .- and Ted Munday, son of Mr. and outstanding costumes. University, Lewisburg, Pa. , lege. " "take thow of ..." But for most people, Rx is simply « symbol of confidence. CAPONETTE—5to6Lb. Average Mrs. J". C. Munday of 19 Hampton Confidence in Hie training, ethics and know-how bf your pharmacist and the OINTHENT CANDY orJGUM 25C ' street, both freshmen at Cornell- prescriptions he) pftparta. Here registered pharmacists are always on duty, . Unlversiity/ at the Cornell-Prince- ROASTING CHICKEN ton football game in Ithaca, N. Y., ready with expert and rapid service. They are guardians of your health, re- Coca-Cola or 6 Bat. on Saturday. spons9>le for your continued confidence in the symbol "Rx." i: FRISH SEVEN UP 37c Plu» dep. Russell $1.25 Value 7«« T«IU« GROUND BEEF 40c Value Royal Crown Cola or 6 Boi. HERSHEY ETIQUET Fruits & Vegetables PEPSI COLA 37c CLINICAL plus dap. RUBBING • a • Never before oil HOXZEMA SNOW WHITE KISSES Minion flodtt and 6 Bot«, these features THERMOMETERS ALCOHOL 'A PRICE SALE MUSHROOMS —•>* HIRES ROOT BEER 37c 33< plus dep. at such a low price! 29< 1U NEW GREEN • Exclusive Auto-lock Hot or Cold • Pkg. Coil Unit lue $430 Value TRICK or TREAT DIXIE CUPS 25c FACIAL BORIC LARGE • Now MiracU Potturo HOT WATER BAIY BOTTLE HALLOWEEN 59c Hudson ±2 Pkg. Construction TISSUES ACID PAPER NAPKINS 25c • Sag-Proof Borders STERILIZER LOLLY POPS BOTTLE Hudson ' - Roll. PAPER TOWELS 17c IOX SfRJNG 300 17c Birds-Eye Swanson's ALSO;*3*.S5 • Extra Heavy Upholstery X4S 120° 98< ALL im. 32c 50c Value 85c Value Deteraent 10 lb. 1.99 Simmons, the greatest name in sleep, celebrates • 16 Venlilotor* , $8.95 Value $1^5 Value EA. its 85th birthday by producing a brand new mat- for Added Freshness KINERA! NESTLE ALLNITE •ILK OF WHITE NO LAQUER tress. And, in the spirit of the occasion, we are • Cord Handles for Blrdc-Eye Easy Turning OIL Dulany pleased to offer it at a real money-saving low IA6NES1A VASEUNE SOFT SPRAZE FRENCH FRIES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT price. See this outstanding National "05" with • Attractive Cover or UNTIL 9 P.M. POTATO PATTIES ORANGE JUICE comfort features usually found only in costly lux- tit 59< 89c pk9 ••••••••••• Supaib modam Baaquat ury mattresses. Coining in for yours today? . Rooms provld* th» p«r- 2 29< I: f«ct Mttlng for a SUCCMS- RUSSELL STOUR CANBIES-ALWAYS FRESH-70c UP ful party. Hotptialitr and |uit your feel on easy street, 'liiesie arc genuine hamlaewn* moo. Mrvlca ar« outstanding../ Cuisin* U unaxcallad. Tf»« catuns — your foot \»raj>|)c|wr leadier — hlyli'd to mate you happy in PHONF p«rf*ct addr*f* for any suburb or city.You'll like, the new jutlUhcI>. of DAILY HITCH ^ "' ^-| ^ Qt? Charge The Easy Way WE lyp# of aocial or l FREE with 6-0 5 [HAS.KURTZ™ VEL1VSX torn 0 W h; t. ('• OPERATED BY DELIVERY BUERKUN SYSESKEY.INC Open Friday Evening* r, SCOTPS CRANFORD 6-0062* \UBURBAN 18 N- UNION AVE. Store Hours; 8 A-M. to o PJM. Dally CRANFORD A». QUIMBY AT CENTRAL WESTFIELD CRanford 6-3141 Open Fridays Till 9 P.M. ..IMUMOB •UMMIT > Open Monday Evenings 'till 9 PJM. 103 N. UNION AVENUE ca INN v -. • '-

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Funeral Home in Bayonne Sunday neighbors and fellow townsmen," State President night.. Masonic services also were Mr. Ragonese concluded, ."and Best-Ball conducted by Bayonne Lodge.W., Halloween Election Jobs they will elect men who know OBITUARIES F odd AM, of which he was a how" to manage their affairs at children. member. Interment was Tuesday Parade Set Told GOP the least cost, yet give them the Championship Rev. Ervin Franz The funeral was from Gray Me- in the family plot at Muncie. Ind. most for the taxes they -pay." Services were'held at the Hyde- morial, 12 Springfield avenue. / Mr. Dickey, who was the hus- The .sixth annual 'Halloween > .-•("••). wood-Baptist Chureh. North Plain- band of the late Mrs. Mary Skin- parade for the children of .tyo^d- Workers To Local Pair field, on Monday morning for the side Manor Civic and t£oci;ib Or- GARWOOD — Former Mayor Garwood Social Mrs. Veronica Sicko ner Dickey, died at bis home last ganization will be held on M'qhday A party marking the 10th birth- Several opportune birdies by Rev. Erwin.Franz, 59;of 3-Clare- Thursday after a long illness. Burton E. Dickennan, Republican young Alvin Peterson" of Cranford The- funeral of Mrs. Veronica evening^ with, the lines forming;i l day anniversary of Barbara Gusz- mont place, who died Friday at his A native of Darke County, O., d coupled with the steady playing of home' after a brief illness. The Sicko. 65,, of 726 Gallows Hill êppTm. at the -cgraer of On.tou )S' iHnrt or^*cêng^rnrTÔuae7] kowskrrdaug^tcr ^ântLM/A road, widow of Joseph P. Sicko, he had lived in Bayonne for 40 drive and Iroquols road. i > .• r a * jt > »i - » t f $ ,-:'./; Relr.-Joseph-S.^cCulloughj pastor i i it and told the workers that "success Edward L. Guszkowski. was held enabled the area pair to take, the of the North Plainfleld church, and -WJas-JiEld_MMday_morning_from years before moving to Cranford The costumed children will thin in the corninc election depends Saturday at the home of. her le Dooley Funeral Home#TM8 ago,—He—wais-a-^retired. Union County public links best- Dr. George A. Altcheson, pastor of thle Dooley Funeral Home#TM8 y«; proceed—over—Iroquols- roaaru, greatly upon your diligence and grandparents, Mr. and »$rs. H. <*.ball championship Sunday. They the Cranford Alliance Church, of- North avenue, west, and thence to watchman for the Bayonne Bolt Lexington avenue,' to Om.if.i "'4, ,**" & efforts to bring the voters to the Dirck. of-341 Beech .vw^wrth he Church of St. Anne. Garwood, and Nut Company, and a member whom the Guzzkowskis are re-defeated Les Jankoski and Frank ficiated. Burial was in Kensico drive, and then to Mohawk drive I ! polls no matter what'the. weather Moroncy, both of Summit, 2 and Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y. where a solemn mass of requiem of its 20-Year Club. to the reviewing stand for judîn^. conditions may be," at a joint siding pending completion if their 1, iri the 27-hole final at Galloping was offered.. Interment was- in St. ~ Surviving axe two daughters, new home. Guests Included Nat- iThe honorary bearers were: Past Commander Edwin Wiiu session' of election workers 79« Hik Ulii - ^'^,,^:B.|§e are. The people are interested in The only score of the Edison ternoon, downing Hillside, 13 toyear and was a member of the-of Union; a daughter. "Mrs. Ralph •|b-SQ0 Pflrlr I atialaT ^'b••'* n.'fftc loIahaH - aMe their town. You can't tell them contest came in the second period 6. at Hillside. ., ,;. Board of Directors for three years. Bartholomew of Glendora, Calif; ftahy food Strawberries 2^ 53c Red Cheel __KomjMWng_and' then believe they when goalie Jim Rice dropped the The Comets got their only score Mrs. Dorothea Wlersma,' regis- brother, Frederick of West Strained '" •' ' will forget it."WnelTirpeTson "as- buirratter- making- *-'savo-on~a -the-lasi-play_ol_ihe gameêrLa trar of Union Junior College, was Haven, Conn., and two grand-* 'Ubb|'sOrMj*Jy|ee . 2 t~ 8S« pires to public office in Garwood. tricky shot by Roger Dean. The ftve-yan} pass and a short run into reelected" "secTeTary^treaBurer trf 5 ,.^490. ^ he has to make good"., whether he Blues outplayed the Elizabeth the end zone. ; the association. Dr. Ralph^B. Winn, (Brag Mrnurial J "» be Republican or Democl-at. eleven ' throughout most of the Cranford • got its first score in social studies, instructor at Mon- Ettablished JS97 Si'.-Vf! ' "Hav* the members of the pres- game and in the final half had the the second quarter on a pass from rcouth Junior College, was named State Governor Swansod's Fryers : ent Democratic administration ball in enemy territory most of quarterback - George Williams to vice-president. Elected to the tij^r- \ Cxa-Cola zj***Jt^M^ the time, ;but were unable to kick Board of Directors were Dr. Ed- QrondBeef . made good? 'Have they made prog- end Richard Frutchey good for 30 Visits Cranford Morton's Pot Pf« ' Val nlrn* ^9U C ress they said they would make? in the tying or winning goals. yards. Frutchey took the ball on ward Seay. president of Centenary w^ b49c FaieiHaUfcrtSteak. . . ^53 Eaiun Tack I. Craatar* * Junior College, Hackettstown, and Ask any person on the street these EDISON—Hall, a: Franklin, rf; Jamn. the five-yard line and ran into the Kiwanis Club e questions and the answers, in if; Allen, rhb; Camb. chb; Camp) end zone. The attempted line Dr. John Cotter of the faculty of Alonzo J. Bryan of Washington, llb c Ltgs of Lam! viSJsSL- ^59* v.FiHil-«lb '«*«*' "-SS eight out of 10 cases, will be 'No.' lhb; Jones, ro; Ttlola. lo. Dean, ri; plunge for the extra point was St. Joseph's Junior College, Prin- N.J., governor'of the-New Jersey' Face. U: Peel. c. Substitute! — Manyc. 32 tan :: •'They have proclaimed their stopped. . > ceton. •. "•/ ' '.•••• ' ...' ' • •Oistrict' of Kiwanis International, ran •• CRANFORD—Rice. «; Burton'.-rf; Wei-' Dr. Earle T. Hawkins, president made an official visit at a meeting Cut KrAEyaor-UbbyV 9 "^ - • — •. .• ln»elf-»Br»tceii«aardaph. •—~"- ^*»*« o»y»*«r w«e* • Ntatt Gbi|n ^^ efficiency in saving the taxpayer land.- If; KUunle. rhb; Hughei, lbh; Mulh- In the third period, the Blues i .' • '' ' ' ' pICQi* money," ' Mr. Tiller declared. ew», lhb. Young, ro; L* Braclo.. lo;; Al- scored again and Frutchey again of Maryland State Teacher College, of the Cranford Kiwanis Club on bert, rt:-McClintock ,, 11: Krippendorf.c. , French triad • . \O ôt BoielossVoaJ Roast ^« *.& "But," he asked, "is it efficient to SubstituteIXutSeT-'oS* — CoWUleCWUi l . MNMcNabb. SpcrbcrSbr. crossed the goal line. An attempted Towson, Md., spoke on "Providing Tuesday at a luncheon meeting at Potatoes Bltd»£yeorUbby'« 4 pkgi. leave ' our streets littered Iff sharp and KokeL short, pass was deflected, into the for Individual Differences," which Markos Restaurant. Peter Fan months of the year and then hire air and caught by Frutchey who was the theme of the meeting. Dr. Mr. Bryan spoke .'briefly and i ••• '.':•• •,.•. BinteEyeRfhîcki. . - . a street sweeper for two days to ran 35 yards for the six points. Edward. R. Martin of Trenton, noted that he has now visited 118 Slice*ftacol Cw5* Î7« ^sse 7 C clean up, at a cost of $100 a day? Rahway Gridders Paul Smith scored the extra point former professor of education at of the state's 138 Kiwanis Clubs. Peanut Butter Excetslor Frozen Me*ts Campbeirs Sovps Plartors (Mttail Peamts ":;;35 If they were to do this Just orjee on a pltchout trorri Williams. Rutgers nlversity, was introduced Henry J5. Rose, public relations — Oiilfclr-froWii S«of6od Pu.Ptp»wNV»tftl»»le. He is the new assistant for higher ASf brand 6 QI. A4c a month tor the next year, it Break Freshman's Hillside's line play was strong director of the. New Jersey Turn- Cap'n Joh«',_- Afirf, Ftwiot, •„ MiitdNitMeaU Salfed"' oka.*' and kept the Blues' running game education in the State Department f would cost the taxpayers $2,400. pike Authority, reviewed the past, Buttered Beef or 3aiidwlcli Steaks IV 39c l6 ot- Garwood could buy a street Winning Streak in check most of the way. \- ot Education; ' ' present and future of the super- Miiei Nuts " ^* «7« sweeper for that amount and it A big, powerful Rahway team ., Coach Avery's boys previously FoVrest P. Dexter, chemistry In- highway. J Oc«iiP«refetr«UtK«FIIM 'IT would benefit the" borough for handed the Cranford High School defeated Linden; MlUburn andstructor at UJC, served as sum- The club announced the election '•s — -•-• -i • • • ••-• -• ••••.' - . Roasted Peanuts •>»£*. '^8Jc y«ars thereafter. This is their freshman football team a 20-0 North PJainfleld. marizcr for a - panel discussion on of Russell Howard of Elizabeth ticket to progress?" walloping Friday afternoon at Me- counseling and guidance and Mrs. Who is associated With the Burditt Chocolate covered Mr: Malko remarked that last morial Field. * Harriet Trumpore, English and Corporation, as president for the V/«rw!el l6at- Three Local Men Spanish instructor at UJC, as- year the—Democratic candidates It broke ah eight-game winning year beginning January 1. 1S^ brand' bo> CkocHatm Candy for Hallowe'en made a big issue of a Shade Tree. streak run up by Coach Bill Mar- Help Honor Williams sisted with registration. Also elected were: Postmaster end VEGETAiLES Commission and an Industrial tin's eleven, including six games Three Cranford residents, form- Also attending from UJC were: Arthur Metz, vice-president, and !har Cluke «f tkete 5. Varieties Committee. „. . • . !last.year and two this season. er captains of the football team o Dr: Kenneth C. MacKay, president John Gaffney,* treasurer. Directors OCTOBER'S CHttSE FESTIVAL! Rahway, whose frosh team prob- and dean; Hermarm J.. Bielefeld fcrrtty'twtetk'tlart^ tÂ OA "But as soon as they took of- Plngry School, Hillside, were elected for a "two-year term were: Angel Soft IT Pill HUT C II fcM to ably has bigger players than Hill- Casey Grygotis.. Arnold J. Keen The Rev. John. Hunn, assistant fice on January 1," he declared, among 32 living former grid lead- 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, CRASFORD IDLiSS rOnryOarttrM&H't «'*«« ©9C side's varsity, won its third game ers Invited to a luncheon on Sat-Robert R. Marshall, Miss Anna B. pastor of the First Presbyterian Facial Tissue < II Fhrita 3l« They promptly forgot all about it. in three starts. The first score Murphy, Duncan St. E. Sheffield Nothing has been heard of< cither urday which kicked off the ""Reese Church; Calvin Shire, Walter All rVpst m came in the second period when Dr. Earl Tharp, Elmer Wolf and Mr. Cooper, and ' A. Nathaniel HamstMix Worthmona . of these committees since. The Williams Day", observance; Gunnar Salins. - lm|)drtad' Ib. f]0 Cranford missed .a tackle In the .Williams gave up his footbal Pierce. ^ We offer resident* of Cranford and vicinity an 38lhktx1.79 •»«- past Republican administration Rahway backfleld and the runner Mr. Iversen teaches psychology Worthmore bad both of these committees. went to the three-yard.line. After coaching duties this year to Vihce and is director of guidance and Sliced Swise Choose ^ôm^c b 57c "On October 30, 1954, the Dem- Lesneski, his assistant, after serv- FacePuipkiis ^M> Of * lifflOl^ being held fforr three downs, the ing In the post since 1019. student activities a* the local col- outstanding funeral home, complete with air CMdyConi ocrats charged the Republican ad- Scarlet flushel d across the- first lege. He holds a bachelor of SlkedBlendedSwiss'.^Sl -47° ministration was not doing enough score. . , ." , '. The local past captains are science degree from Louisiana Ivory Snow l b C Tokay Qraiot <=••» Yellow Baiaias in .this direction. They have had Frank H. Dlckson, Jr., 1927 and Sliced Sharp American ";. ^L 59 Spioo w 8m Brops An intercepted pass and a long State University and a master of conditioning, organ, large Ught roomi for your 1 For fine fabrics and dithet f all year to back up their promise runback which placed the ball on 1928; John S. Eldrldge, 1937; and arts degree from New York Uni- CalHonloOraifOs Fresh Toaatots Edward A. Knmmler, Jr., 1941. large 4AQ giant "TOQ Sharp Cheddar Spread ^. ^. *t\t that they would do all things, the the ID-yard line set up the second versity. '•• every convenience. Our own display room. P FresliCamts Cwimhers &> Republican Administration failed TD near the end of the third 'A past president of the Cranford pig. "" pig. • *• . Liederkrau (%otso ^^ ^391 Extra UWI... to dp.'Instead, they did absolutely period- The final points came in Dietz Loses in Final Kiwanis Club, Mr. Iversen is vice- leobers Lettace __ nothing, This also is their ticket the last minutes of the game with John Dietz of Cranford lost to president and'assistant director of DfUllftniOv WMffi vMOtO ^1«* from nearby - to progress." Cranford's second and third string- Gene Terpak of Clark, 6-0, 6-0,the Cjjanford Adult School. Salad Mix •^•o*^ j.^14* Extra "It is too bad. the people of ers in action. 6-4, In the final Sunday of the Karma Ivory Flakte •:« Garwood had to be. deceived and Cranford never threatened ser- Elmora Country Club, Elizabeth, U3. No. I grade bS. €0l0 'SltW »egalo Brand • "*• f (• foot the bill to find out that last iously against the big Scarlet team. championship. Dietz eliminated RUST, sums Fbr diihat and fine fabric* BordensMilk ^ year's candidates thought they Harry Hamilton in the semifinals. e Fresh Esearolo N.«tyf«rm, IK^C knew how to manage a million- Mrs. Dietz, a member of the tennis AUTO BUMPERS 2r.41 dollar business, only, to discover Rutgers Renews committee, presented the cham Borden's Buttermilk . GOLOorMARBU that when they were given the pionship trophy to Terpak. opportunity to do so they were Delaware Rivalry completely lost." Mr. Ragonese A rivalry which has. been dor- tat aparkle te I nut* compare. Fresh declared in his talk. mant since 1937 will be renewed Mixer Dance for UJC I. hub tap* * Funeral-Directors 1 TOP-NOTCH CANNED AND PACKAGED FOODS "The people of Garwood know Saturday when Rutgers and Dela- . Under the sponsorship of th [trim. Sinavbraafc eartM YOWCHOKt ware will •- meet on the gridiron Same can te- ATLAS LOAN CO. Istea. ' the excellent record of Mr. Tiller's Day and Evening Student. Coun me««a met ftern For family waih and dhhes Large -Irtit 'k' fjumr as management as their street com- in Rutgers Stadium; New Bruns- cils, a mixer dance was held Frl bathtub*, elnu. ela, lt-ll Mi UMION AVE. 318 EAST BROAD, STREET wick. • . " coloration* tram bot- 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE large ^|jfl glan* T^Q missioner, which he held for three day evening for Union Junior Col- tom* el capper peu. CRanford 6-4300 CRANFORD. N. J. — CR S-M92 WESTFIELD. N. J. — WE 2-014S As State Universities of neigh- tile floors. pig. "^ P^Q' , consecutive years, and I am' sure lege students at the Club Diane UCCNSK NO. 3«a TOMATO SOUP - boring ,, states which have inter- they will give him back his" old Union. David Sanyour and Rich- /O»«« Daily • a.at. to S »••*. CHANOT TO THt COCTH job. mingling populations, and long ard Rapasky were in charge oi tUO » MU O» Ow Friday* to • •.•L-Ctowl Sata. Pumpkin Pie I "Just let us be honest with our histories .of cooperation on count- arrangements. • mum mum t.tm ss f» \m u less economic projects, it is only ; STRING BEANS ^, 3 CKUMB SQUAB! . . . 33« natural that Delaware and Rutgers Blw Ghoer should resume a scries which had ./'. its inception in 1901. • New watk day tudt The two universities have met 4-43 "imported" apple pie! 15 times, but all previous meetings warranted confidence pig. *"* i!ie •••• With occurred when both schools were Six ways better OR! Surprise desserts trap Europe! The eight best appU tiny institutions with schedules hardly comparable to the present COFFEE! Ketchup SS. lOzlSi CakeNtix cake and pie recipe* from France, Denmark, Switzer- land. Sweden, Austria, Rumania, Hungary, and Hoi- By CAM. FINK slates. Since then, Rutgers - and Delaware have. blossomed into Oxydol (Hetorgeit AfcP Coffee's >1Flfivtjrl-Saver>1 Roasting Und. They're wonderf id, and easy, too-with Woman's large universities. toarts in a// the flavor, and you get it.:. for Vinegar £» &10t SilSc Hufkins Days favorite American Apple Pie for good measure. For ihm -ftunily w*nh and drihaw Over the past several seasons only about 2( a cupf v • .'•* ... Oij these for your recipe treasure file. One of the under Coach Dave Nelson. Dela- CONSOLATION I ^Hai .t • afc Brotieart. BUff Sttw • _ food fcatevw in Ibe November issue of ware has been slowly moving up L Thoroughly 2. Reconditioned 3. Reconditioned lor ~ 4. Reconditioned 5. Honestly 6. Dealer Warranty A man may have such prob- the prestige ladder In Eastern Herh^xBotiltotats 3 lems that he doesn't know just football, and Saturday's battle may Inspected for Safety Performance lor Value Described in Writing iicir O'CIOCK MO 7?« where he's at. It sec the Blue Hens reverse the •*• *%&% ^pi«hotti»anse^;^^L:M Nestlesy woman's day 7^ they increase, he trend of the last nine meetings lich t rulModfad VIJOMK,. 4 Winer 3 1HE A&f MAGAZINE / is apt to feel that vîth the Scarlet. ' ' - Spic & Span RED CIRCLE BOKAR Saran Seal Wrap ^^ ^29« tr^Solvs«tHa^Soa# . . ^ lie's getting quite) In those, nine contests, the. Blue HERE ARE^ 6 SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK t Whether your TV trouble . U with the picture or the soUnd, JUÊD CAR LOT AT 406 NORTH AVE., EAST "AT THE QU ONSET HUT" /. it will be quickly remedied by may not think ot your ham* I ... a specialist from the Economy u a booby trap—brut aceldtnt »Ut- Op«n Until 9 P. M. / ' ' . / WEstfield 2-0220 Electric Utiei prov* that haxardi htrk In •very nook and cranny ot tha Wuw. Open Every Thurs. & Fri. Until 9 -103 Miln • t ••• '.-..•'". '' I'/"'.'"'"' • ••."; ••••'':•••. . . ' " "|.."'-.'„.'.1".".". . '; •.-•• .'' -J '.' •::\*".*'.-'>:1li'.

•••• '•• i CHRONICLE^THURSDAY. X)CTOBER-.ff>. 19?* ... p..- THE CRANForib CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THUUSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1955 tionery, 8 North Union avenue, Clever, Sue Ferrell and Lynn M J 21 North • avenue, west,- David son. •.•.••'' '• •' V . k With federal offenses. Active inlsalas. Bagtey and Judy Marcmannucn... ; Dan- Inns Hillinger,Arlene Magan forces ready to move to the as- Also, S and 10 Cent Store, 16 Also, Rekemeler Flowers, l\\rf Man. thru Sat. the home building: field, he is gen- North avenue, and Betty Scheblene; Home and organization set up by grtnti of sistant*, of any stricken area, North -Union avenue, Nbrma Ari- Walnut avenue, WilUam-DiTuliiak eral counsel to • the Metropolitan win Gregg-and Ar- Family Store. 8 Walnut avenue. KOOS BROS. UJCHeato $20,500,000. whether in New Jersey or other dersen; Deb'n Heir, 11 North Un- and W4ter Engel; Carutb Barber Supply Home Builders' Association. He Tls Ltd., a Esstman David, Eaton and Charles Baiata; (Continued from Pac« 2) ' Colleges chosen 1>y the Merit eastern states. Selected units or ion avenue. Barbara Liawinetz Kolbe, Carol W- Suburban Shop. 3 Eastman street. Shop,, Walnut avenue, Robert mil OPEN NIGHTS scholars also will receive "schol- has participated in many laymen's anil. Martin.Trpmetter; LesWr's ator Hand of Westncld, who the.New Jersey National Guard and Barbara Kromer; Speed Au le Hartell; Albert's Joanne RispoU and Nan PhUo- - arships." lor in return for educat- retreats. , . Fabric Center, 17. !North avenuei Referendum 111 930 , ekingg reelection. / also will mobilize and participate Store, 9 North Union avenue; Ro Also, Scher'srBfUg Store, 102 ing a Merit scholar the college in demonstrations to be staged on ert Cruden; Suburban Trust Com- Shoes,; 4 Kanman u, Walnut ayenue/joseph Henry and west. Virtfnia Lawsoh, Carol-Ann Donald Sharkey introduced th» can receive a grant up to |3,000. speakers,.John Banyasz of Gar- a cojjnty-wide basis. Halloween Picture pany, 2 North avenue, west, Can- Cocuzza and Linda Hull; Coronet Walnut avenue,! Joseph Hey Berry ind' Carol Bauer;; Pepper-, Defeat Urged AND LOOK! wood, past president of the stu- (Continued fp 1) dy Carter and Sharon Parkin; Fashions. '6 Eastman steeet, Mar-. Richard"i§ifenmer Suburban Trust rnint Roorn, 29 Horth Union avt- Defeat of the water supply ref- Hartig of JohnsVnVKainJohnsVnV t Shop lwaw, 12-North ave- Una Multarkey, ward G. Outlaw. ;..- • a graduate of Canisius High School liam Benitente and Jean Hunter; and Walnut avenues, Ann - Keep Sportsman's Shop, 17 North ave itically inspired." * M ... or even 49.95! Budget -conscious Koos actually tags all lhar'luxiiry just 39.05! cuinbi'iit, ;»tut,-.'viA.inbrost Ernst, nue, Susan Paul, Jane Sheldon m Do.vning and Elva Reeves. and Canisius College in. that city Cranford Cleaners, 13 North Un- nue, Susan ram, JHUC t...^.^.^.. ^r^ This stand was taken by Mayoi Pi-inivi'iiti.-U'r.-tbts^cIiîr term on Also. Henry L.' Smithers, Jr., and Herbert Hendrickson; Col- If you'd rather have one of those big liandsouie cocktail tablet) ... the lovely, and holds a master of arts degree ion avenue, Janice'Giles; Robin- and Hilary Grote; Harrison's Sta- nue, west, Nancy Brennatt, Jane \ Robert L. Sheldon of Roselle Park. v. the Township (."liinmi'ttee. « Edward 'Emling. Noel" Florenne, ohial Barber Shop, S Walnut ave- from Boston College. He entered | son's IS North Union avenue. nue, Janet McConnell; Motor Ve- \enatorial candidate, and the Stote pembroke with leather-topped leaves ... or the deep-drawer commode with-it* C,.' William Huuk. H. W. Laughlin. the Society of Jesus .on October' Hazel Rich. hicle Agency, Walnut avenue, Assembly aspirants, Mrs. Mildred beautiful serpentine front ... they're yours, at the same Koos-low price! Every B«>V Srouls Joseph O'Maliey. Meridith Con- 30, 182Q, and was . ordained • a Also, Johnston's Paint Shop, Virginia Dickinson and Joan L6- Barry riughes of Union, Dr. Frank iContiiimd inun Pciijc 1) Icy, .Tames J. Walsh, Leonard E. Jesuit priest at Woodstock, Md . 101 North Union avenue, Chris- Jewski ;Schlccter's Hardware, J Slugaski and Allen Kaufman of table is topped in fine leither.iiand-tooled in 21 kt. gold leaf. Notice how lav- •Miti ol '•Kosi IK-, Park, . c-h:iirivtan,.of Moody, Irving'C. Anderson, H. A. on June 21, 1932. , tine and Roberta Schillinger; Deh- Elizabeth ana William A. Young 104 South cvenue, east, Diane Tut- 1 'ishly carved they are .. • how iinportaiilly detailed, ripht down to their antique the distiirt u;iii»iiti! i ommittfi-, in- Bryan .Ashwell, Maurice Blankeh. Father Smith is listed as anmer's Fiower Shop* 107 North Un- tle and Joan Wahl; Schane, corn- Your dollars GROW of Plairifleld. . rrt'ic.ilifi th;if'the Oib-and Scout arbitrator for both the American ion avenue. Holly Schorn and er of South avenue. Donna Ziegler In a statement, Mayor Sheldon brans ferrules. Then run: your hand over their beautiful mahogany veneers ... Howard S. Carroll,- Edward . M. Arbitration Association and the ,l.i-;idi''rs Trjininu Coinsi^s, which Gilmoie, Joseph Hamer, Marvin Joan Dill; Seager's Drug Store, and Judy McFaddcn; Cranford • said:' ' ', \ "': ' ' '. patiently hand-rubhed to a deep, rich glow. See why we're so enthused about •my imiv undii u..iy, are tH'inK >'•'" United States Federal Conciliation Ostro, R. Curtis Wilson and John 104 North Union avenue, Barbara Furniture, 103 North Union ave- "I have considered "the merit* ".reived with ci.Mi cnthiisiasin by Service. Tunisbn and Arlene Wynn; Cen- these tables? Come see the whole collection ... at Koos tomorrow\tpfaRahicay ; •as appointed nue, Karen Clemensen, Phyllis and demerits Of the various, pro- Cub Park ^nd -Scout Troop Lead- Gai ber. Mr. Clohosey ter Market, 100 North Union ave- Clemensen and Evelyn Johnson. posals and am W the conclusion ; commissioner by ic United States -/• store only.) ^ ers. Eichty-fivr' adults have' r«K- Iges in New Jer-nue. Edward Bendel; Band Box,- Junior division window, assign- that the solution \tb our grave ister^d for these courses which District Court CD Forces 'years ago. He has 4 Alden street, William Weyder ments are: . . water problem is in the purchase ' iire now halt completed.- The Key .about meyer and Benjamin Jones; Bell of the Round Valley'site and the "••) • • (ContUiu/a from page 1) state-wide liction. ai)d his. Coftey's, 29-Alden street, îcki 'H courses aiv IHIIIK held at the St. Telephone Company. 34 Alden development of resources on the cise following the all clear, units general fu is act as a Kaplan, Nancy Grad and SuSan A little short OH rash? Remember, a Paul's Methudist Chureh,. Ko.selle, connection street, Barbara' Harris and Susan Frank Corner, Sweet. Shoppe, 27 Union C0 Delaware River^' , \ from Crunford CD organizations [istrate and meet tin WYdnesdaV evenings. will be dispatched to county as- North Union avenue, Peter Mac- Mayor Sheldon also said that, It's 10% cloien .\ . up <• 2 full years to pay! the alternatives are not "Chimney Members ol- the DistrictrCom- sembly areas. Elements of the rcj;- Millan and Arthur Kusiv; Breen's Rock or nothing" as some people mittt'e.-apprnvi.-d a plan presented ular arid auxiliary police units, as Liquor Store, 21 North Union ave- by Hoy 11. Irvnijj of Cranford,, dis- nue, Judy Walter and Alice Bar- are trying to' portray. He "said IM? well as equipment, from, the de- W^HEN yq\i. put your cash reserves in a sayings account at would personally request Governor trict CKIIMIU.'.SIIHH'1', to launch a molition- crew and the First, Aid ton; Cranford Bootery, 23 North r: pilot study ;on. Siimt-Uivit Charter Union- avenue, Lucy. Haltom and Union County Trusty ydur aollars work for you day and night Meyncr to call a special session of Squad, will travel in a convoy to Expect more B the Legislature if the referendum \ renewal prucedure'^. IWaiinanco Park. Fire fighting Virginia Boardman; Williams \ ' r to earn more dollars for you. What's ntiore, you know that your is defeated "for the purpose of equipment will be sent to filer Beauty? Shop,' 113 North Union formulating a program to acquire Dramiaic ^'.lub tuernpfel Park in Union. ' ^ than ever before! avenue, Henry Holmes and.Den- Round Valley-'and to set\ into • • ••{ContiuucinU""1 P°fl* *'• Since South avenue is the pres nis Toddings; Richards and Swack* ;/ motion plans for the long-range bu- in- •- (•('•iiMiitter, has urged ail j^cribed route of travel not only/for hammer, 4 Alden street, Frances ••- solution o: j fcTratirSfa~"p«ersomver~and^.--etiui p Hubbue*.»—,.h and-El«ino-ikH.—... ,i benefit from-— . join •'•*« .'. "{Continued from Page 1) will man the various inintersectione s Complete banking services in every ^.'office"' \ 5: It was part of the . month's along South avenue to maintain theme, Robin Hood. IE. •:••'•.•• months in Japan. Following basic trainihp at Fort Dix, he attended the route*as an open artery ,of Cubmaster Frank Konopack .•»...•.;.•• •>.i ; the Army's Security Agency School ;travel, for CD vehicles. ; , If you already have a savings account at Union County Trust, made the following awards.: John :>x23xlt>~ Cocktail, 39.95 at Fort Devi'iis. Mass. • ^ Mr Foreman related ihat all DcStefanis, wolf badge; Thomas iSx23xir Cocktail, 39SS 26x19x27" Pembroke, i9.9S; 2ix21x2S" Commode. 39.95 Upon his , return, irom Italy in maneuvers will be directed from '56 CHKVBOLI.T add. to it regularly. If you are not yet a depositor, may we see .Gordon, assistant, denner badge; June, he will be married to Miss the Sherman School control center, ; "Randall Nelson, silver arrow and Erma Simetme, daiiRhter ,of Dr. which will be staffed for the oc- you soon? , V assistant denner badge;. Michael 1 Oh. skat • blcutag to com* wrt of thi« Scholz, denner badge; Joseph Tar- and Mrs . Peter Sirrtcono of Jersey casion. Radio equipment has been FRIDAT, way. 4 loatW world 9! tiltaM ... to «ojo^ City. They expect to' return to installed at the center and is ex- auiic, movit*. chutcb ana todul lift There's nothing quite like, having money in the bank! ulli, wolf badge; John Weber, as- SALE! NOW GET TWO TALL CHINA Italy next fall. pected to be used in .conjunction •tain u I hadn't dont Cot Ttant How sistant denner badge; Teddy Zlel- gtanful 1 *m forih « helpful FREE book While i" Italy last year, thewith other media of communica- that «how*d at* how 10 ntw ania with \ inski* denner badge, and Thomas .local youth had an opportunity to tion during the test.. welt uaaslag chriif tad MM. Why don t Re«d. denner tyd you and out if It can help you toof No b S LAMPS FOR THE PRICE OF OIVE J visit such places as Rome, Flor- In "Operation Muster," for the cota... ao obligation. Jut phoaa, atop ence, Naples, and other parts of llrst time., the entire Civil De- MORRIS CHEVROLET. INC. Union County Trust Company oatea werepresehte^ to Joseph Di- Northern Italy as well as Paris Pablo, Donald KIrld, Charles King fense organization of 252. volun-j Ordiiiarilv you'd expect to get only ONE of these fine, creamy white rliina liea.ui.ie* at Spain uud PortUKul, teers throughout the.state will be' 209 CENTRAL AV*- W&TFIELD /< I 142 fcood Strett (Open Thursday evmings 6^0 to 8) and Robert Konopack. A brother. Albert!- is a second- mobilized and dispatched to as* 'Three, new den mothers, Mrs. a price like this,... but now, thanks, to Koo* tremendous buying powerpow, yoy u sset TWO ! for 1717.888 ! And when you see how .impressive they are. you'r' e mire |o waul more hthan year Mudent at St. Peter's College, sembly areas selected by county Open Until fPMr WErtffeld 2-0220 1 AIM WMttniQsttr Av». I Prime St. (Open Fridoy evenings 6i3Q to 8) Harold Nelson, Mrs. Henry Ziel- Jersey City., where lie is majoring coordinators .for use as support Weitmlmttf Drive-In (Open Fridays 8:30 HM. to 8 P.M. -- inski and Mrs. William Davidson, oae pair ... because these lamps are lovely cnouph for your living rniiiu, inexpensive in, history. were welcomed to the pack and enough to use in your bedroom! They're all tall iup to 31 incline hi|{li!l ... all .beau- - ; • : f Monday through Thursday 8:30 AJi to 4 PJL) tifully, proportioned and mounted on; rich, pcrnianent-finisli poblen b'anes.. Every lamp •I'TOMS QT NEWARK presented with pins. TOWNSHIP OF CEANFORD • ' ' 7TSEHii*erti Avenue (OtM Monday mnings 6:30 to 8) . Placques were \ presented - to is skillfully hand-decorated ... most are highlighted with raised while cnuiuel and Seniors Take OaDINANCE NO. U-lll - to, I R F: E B O O I three retiring deh mothers, Mrs.. each one is topped w^th a silky white rayon taffeta shade, touched with bright i(old \tt OtlDtNANCE Concemln* Local Tral- (Continued front Page |) \ 609 Wwtftfttd Avenue (Open Tuesday evenings 6:30 to 8) Frank Konopack, Mrs. William braid or.lush green velvet.' They all boast eonvcnienl 3-way lighting, too! Want just (U-. ORDAINE• D b• y the Townthl' p• — -• — -,r• Sims arid Mrs: Leni King. to full tuition'and living expenses, BEniltvc of Towmhlhtp of CranforCranfordd , NeNeww . anram or NiwAM . - - ' * 100 South Avt., t, (ranford (Open Friday evenings 6:30 to 8:30) one lamp? It's 10.95. Come choose yours at Koos tomorrow! (Rahway tlore only.) depending upon the Ilnancial need I Coinml Selection 1 Refreshments were served by U« MaM •»., «. Orsat*ÔK 1-S«« —, „ . . , ion 1—The parking of vehicles 1» I I* Ceasaatres «».. Nniatk—MA 3-1MS x Cranford Walk-Up Window (Open Fridays 7:30 A.M. to the parents of Den 5. , prohibited on the northerly tide ftoas* sea« as*, wltkast •kUcaiton a of each winners. Those receiving of North Union Avenue between Spring- I nil c*»r •! year turn kaak tkat UU« 1:30 tJR. and from 4 to 8:30 PJR.—Monday through Thursday On Saturday the cubs and field Avenue nnd the westerly end uf fathers will attend a football game scholarships will be clioson 'on the Cleveland School nroperty, between the akaat tks latest •Uetrsale »sy. U 7:30 Aid. to 1:30 PJi and 4 to 6 P JU' • basis of their ability to proilt from houn of 8:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M. on •rarcaama . keariag less. at- Princeton University. weekdays, except *n iucn day* when u higher education. Cirvclund • fkhool • is elated. The fpre- •olng area li hereby removed from the ' IVtcmiier Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ThV scholarship program is con- mrterrd parking area. Btat* Five Area Residents ducted by the National Mjerit This lection auDplementi Sections 9.08 and 8.10 of ChaottV 9 of the 1951 Code of Scholarship Corporation, an inGenera- l Ordinances. Promoted by Guard dependent non-prutH educational Section 3—The parking of vehicle* Is Promotions for five Cranford hereby prohibited at all times In the following areas: Both aides of Orange Ave- area men have been announced by nue between Springfield Avenue and Riv- .••V. the 9017th Air Reserve Squadron, erside Drive; Southwesterly, lid* of Springfield Avenue from Central Avenue Plainfleld. INSURE southeasterly to the Rahway River Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders , George B. Skidmore and Oscar Bridge. • • . 30 Eastman Su W. Carlson, both of Cranford, and ' Tnli section • supplements Section, 9.06 Boat 'J' of Chapter 9 of the 1931 Code of General want I It*- bcxt »v-lrAberdeen, PORK CHOPS FRYING CHICKENS store only.) • • ' • ' , • , . • OPEN SUNDAY An JUeidwat Is N«v«r A Barnett's 100% IMPORTED b LEGS & BREASTS Happy Occasion Bui If* A Lot Easter to Tak* Finan- SUPREME Scotch LEAN HAMBURGER 3 98CROSS RIB Ib. SUCEI Cranford Trust BW9. To Buy Your Drug Needs in a Drug Store BOTTOM ROUND ", acooND noo* .,-•:; ...1:^.:^ . '•)' .;•;,:.•• ••:«;

;' \ 87.'.^'. i&f-'-^..' •'•'•' ''"•' -. :. •'.• •:•''• •--- ' . -~n,-. . T i j. •• •• •• THE CRANFORD JCITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1955 •. Page Three THE CftANVOBD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THUBSDAV, OCTOBER 27, 1KB ship,. Mrs. D. Sassi and Mrs. S. silver tea in February will be theice should be the underlying theme the lunch period. ' \v, I I Karl Sciiar, chairmen. L Miss Gelz on Magazine quisition Rquad Valley and a 1078914 Koved; music, Mrs..I. Grod. •;r and Mrs. Morris Cranford, N. J." ; . Wi,th warmest regards, I am The Cranford Botajy Club and the Crantord f 1 examination clinic, which had been r [Union County Board of Elec- V. Yothers and B. Mandell; special percent of the recommendations of Miss J. H: Zenkle, Mrs. H. Mt.o "develop . their resources" ' 'o t>f New York. • ' • Sofman. . CHARLES M. RAY. Eoitok AND POBUSHEK V. Dear Sir: • ' ... Cordially yours, project and' welfare, Mrs. F. Also.' Mrs. William Ferguson. Business Association adopted resolutions urging , 10,894 Cranford residents are the Hoover Commission, according Boardman. and Mrs. William N'. understanding of peoples of other Veteran^' Day Miss Getz asMici;i1t> editor "I \ At a meeting of the Village Im- Harrison A. Williams, jr. Charles; summer round-up; Mrs. .Mis. 'Albert .C.i'vlo. Mrs. Davjd theTownship Committee to approve the recom- Edlicatfon to vote in/the November to Robert D. Quackenbush of Boyd. Mrs. Earl A. Dunfee arid lands, and to develop the resources provement. Association, the mem- ft. R. Gwilliam; sunshine, Mrs. David Silvei'riiaii.. ""Mrsi- .. Alberr .Fra'ser, ftSTiMafiS«f Aajuslnienrfavoruig—pj«-uo«*». w Idaction. JVXontclair,—a—member—of—the Mrs. Friend B. Gilpin presided at of the you'tti who will be the as ;(s editor, fashion* st\ list tiers voted' to support the move- is an Increase oi Z06 over Harknessrand-teacherV luncheon, "the~tca~uible:; • ~~" Dinner at Casino ..Mii.-lluiuJIIUIL_G;Jen.|Mrs. Albert ment for the' construction oi a Cranford, N. J. of the Mrs: J. Myslak. Citizens' Committee for the Hoover A Veterans* Day dinner will be *»Mo»:rajAcr [number eligible to, cast a bal- also J _"on " > Elizabeth and Plainfleld of 2,495 from the 1054 Praises Work Elizabeth, Herbert Wight of West- they have brought home' honors. build a million-dQllar plant on the but that the service had been c John E. Allen, 723 Willow street. announced at a recent meeting. of Cranford Hi^h School, h;is brfn Let us display our pride in them, I am writing this letter to com- Proceeds to Aid tleld and Dr. Wilbur Jordan of with Conde-Na.st for the past three <:IIS rjit-ss Tt-ani Crtnford Branch 754, Natioi Kenilworth, 3,234 residents Other recommendations, he exT - Also .sorvirijj on the committee' by building that, track.' ' mend you upon your editorial ap-- Crantord. » . 1 Of Rotary Club Cranford. Welcomed back afêr a vears. be able to vote, an increase plained,' would require legislation . Opriis ('.niwli' Defense Entered *t the post Qfllce at Cranford, N. J., as Second Clan Matter. Published Thsndays at pearipg In the Cranford Citizen -Letter Carriers, celebraed the Fifty-three choristers, most of them Peoples Abroad "It would be normal to assume Louis Migliorini of New Bruns- long absence due to illness was are: PostmasterArthur Met;, Ho- Knowing your fine' service to : over, last year. Garwood has 1 Cranford N. i hy The Cranford Citizen and Chronicle, Inc. Oflfeial newspaper for CkaafonV and Chronicle as of October 6, of the granting of its charter with of the First Presbyterian Church choirs,.. . The' annual international rela- that since Congress created the wick, governor of the 271st dis- A. B. Caldwell. ward Ringle. Harold Glovkjr and (."ranford Hin" School opened n this community it is with plcas- 1855. entitled "Chimney Rock Guests ol _ eligible voters, a decrease of , ure, I bring this matter to your at- danc* at the Flagship in Union, l«^ participate, under direction of Ari'dresTl tions luncheon of the Village Im- commission," Mr. Quackenbush. trict of Rotary International, com- Several members are' attending fidwin Winter. - ' Walnut PTA ileli-nse'o: its L'mon.fouiity Inu-r- Garwood and Kenilworth. Subscription Rate, t4.00 a Year. Advertising Rates on Bequest. included Ptaatmaster Arthur F. the 1954 total. provement Association will be.held plimented the Cranford Rotary si-h(p|;isii("('!,>"ss I.eimiii-1 champion- tention. _ • , Hardly the Answer." I highly ap- include,^.M d Fortmaiter Arthu-, r F. B&tz. and Watson, me coui»««»»«..._« -» , .«i-• «• ir.tcrnaliojr. ^ i Union County, there has been said, "it would be glad to accept the annual district conference Daniel Muses, chairman, an- '*«£»:. 11-M Aldan' Street. Cranford: N. 4 ^P*!' TEUtsjos* CHASBOSD »-4 prove of your clear and concise mt^ Assistant Postmaster Alfred Vang and Mrs- ^\J" t f m ^^ Temple of Religi on November 15, Mrs.' William the recommendations of the com-Club on its tine organization and which opened yesterday at Thenounced that a Halloween dance, ship last \vi;i'k by downing'Jeffor- - Sincerely 'B'on at tk ly decrease in the number Cake Sale Friday, statements oX the facts relative to .. ™ >and Superintendent of Mails Peter J. b^<^ ^^ ^^ *" Gubas, president, announced. mission, but that is not the wayon the excellence of the. presenta- Inn. Buck Hill Falls. Pa,, and con- :;nn <>l Kh/abi'th. '.i to- 1. ' Nora Kamps gible voters since the all- "Spooks' Frolic," will be held att 1 this project.. It reveals an under- New ôrk World's Fair. She said all food will be pro-the political animal thinks and thetion of its annual reports, during tinues through tonight. A cake sale will be held to- Kobin ..\iili. Herb Khlers and (Mrs. George E. Clark and Mrs. Clark. record registration for the the Casino Saturday nicht. Serving morrow at baron's Drug Store on. r. Sec'y • standing of the basic defects in the - Cranford High School's football, team s vided by. the executive board and history of most previous com- his] official visit to the local club on the committee are: K!MI.IM stre«'t for the .benefit of Cianl'i>i'd, whili-' Vittilis'i Bartys an undefeated record when it failed t0 ijVe, al pattern. It is expected that missions shows many that labored Heinz, William Putz. Pat Boyle. site for a reservoir.. Your stater tord Clippers gained first place IP the Union ferent' foreign land. Proceeds from in vain and then, died, forgotten Church educational building. Ihe Walnut-Avenue Paient-Teaoh- scored' ,Iell'<-i-i>,i's oilly victory. • School Plans in Line With Needs, Means to pre-game\expectauons and dropped a "u ,11-time record will be set for Cub Pack 103 William Turk. Robert Koe.nij; and ,er Association, it has been a»i~ raent, and I quote; "For the long County Football League to begbva drive for the luncheon will be used to help for the lock of the one factor that Mr. Migliorini personally con- Thoitjas Corliss. ", , | On<- ,in:itch, u;is .•iljciultu-d. '.._r- October 19, 1955 decision to Rahway's up and coming 11956 presidential election, nounced by Mrs. Edward Kalish Î.i.-.-lie--AuIt, Si'., of Cr:infti, ways" i-hi'-r. at Jellerson. ' is'" Uiajjue- Avenue Schools haven't been open a year a large, expensive and necessary pro-' . Clarence L. Fritz of 39 Adams avenue, man- ; eleven Union County towns from Roselle Pai'k Post 60 to par- jan<( means chairmen. Cranford, N. J. The Cranford \High School Band, members and their friends to at-Citizen support. ... ' ..-.'• the splendid manner in which the One hundred and thirty-two ticipate "iri a membership drive.; !irmaii. . . ', v River as its best and only hope. increases, while Gar- Assisting Uiemît the s:ile will yet, but already ânother, larger school gram. It would consist of 32 classrooms, Dear Sir: 1 Since the recent floods, the pros- ager of the Newark'Branch of |he Acacia Mutual by J. Stanley Dittmer, director of music I tend the luncheon. ' ' "Citizen support is las American local club is functioning. He said cubs of Pack' 103, sponsored by contest.:. The loser will fete the Olh.T I,-JIMS entered .are: Pingry The Country Fair Committee Lite Insurance Company, was honored at a sur- was among the ten com- he had no suggestions to offer for the First Presbyterian Church, bo Mrs,Harry H. Ciee. Mrs. .Hay- Schnol >ii Hillside, Union and expansion program faces the taxpayers including four kindergartens. A new 16- J pert for federal aid in this respect public schools, Was practicing to participate^'! ities listing decreases in the The president also announced us ham and eggs and democracy is winner at a party. • " ' extends to you and jour staff its its improvement. made a bus trip to' the American mond Krahl and Mrs. Kohe'r.t Plaini'ievl. . ' ' of Cranford. , I room school is proposed for the southern looks bright." - > prise party at the- Casino in observance of his the Halloween parade to^ be sponsored by t^| ^ber of eligible voters com- that Mrs. Charles Redden has based., on. • the! citizen getting gratitude for your cooperation. agreed to accept the chairmanship through to the Congressman. A The district goverjtfF urged the Museum of Natural History .in Oisser. area oi the township on a site to be select- It might be added that since the 20th anniversary as manager of the branch! Rotary Club, Patrick J. Grail, committee , with last year's figures, New Vorjc City last Saturday.' They The rfwun representatives will Although this new program seems In spite of the bad weather, the flotids, Pennsylvania is showing a of the international relations group Congressman fells that the public club to develop trf£ human re- Letters To Tin.- best.' woinaii has always The Democratic Club moved back into first •man. announced. \ largest gain was reported wire under the leadership of Cub- -•f act as tin: telephone-',squad,' and somewhat t-l a man's strength; and to be coming on top of the other one/ifr ed following consultations with township Ky»anr .was.a success and much of renewed interest in cooperating , 413. Also reporting gains in. the absence of Mrs. George is interested in seeing something sources it now has amqufr its mem- The Editor the credit is due to your assistance. place in the Cranford Bowling League by win- Voter registration soared to a new peaktfl Kamps. , ' .,'••' done, and when he does he will bership. He-declared that Rotary master Robert Harmon and 30 they have recently been announcedl the nohlist man of. a 'woman's can hp argued that the new one isn't soon officials. A 10-room buOding is suggest- •with New Jersey in working out Scotch plains, Berkeley % • \Very truly yours, ning two games from the Police Department; 8^88 when the names of 680 persons not, act. Already .there i are pressure has the manpower, . leadership, den dads arid assistants. by Mi-s. .William Saatn and Mrs.uehtli'iie,ss. ••- Dinah M! Mul outside, the govern- future need of additional TEMPLE BETH-EL Community Methodist Church A former, instructor at Union ment. Many for obvious reasons." program which is a heritage from portable radio with headphones. •" For anyone who doubts the need for :, side Place School. become a live issue again, It lies ; Over this small radio, the cubs re- make the cost pirohibitive,.. The in- Kenilworth. New Jersey • \ • ; Tea Years Ac* " . . ' " Twenty Tears Ago Junior College, Robert H. Mucha, Mrs. Oliver .E. Werner, regent, the past half century of Rotary along the famous Flatbrook trout one ration. • • "'• •' ceived'-'a' complete description of adeqiwtf supply of^watcr. present the current program recommended by Cleveland and Sherman Schools stream in Sussex County anoYtrout • The Township Commitee had no intention.of has been appointed assistant pro- presided, at the business meeting. and future, being "political" water RUMMAGE SALE f • John Winter was elected commander of icolnPTA f-jfrhe speaker asserted that mere the"feat,ures of the many exhibits. would be converted into two-yeai* junior , October 22, 1955 granting any' B«^rfitini>a| liy»r licenses. Mayor fessor of air Science at the U. S.The budget for the 1955-56 yea^ of a compromise nature, make . the School Pfenning Committee, it is sug- 1 can not live in a.polluted stream. granting any Bfri liq Newell Rodney Fiske Ppst*v335, Vetj* growth alone, or accumulation of The descriptions were broadcast Editor, Citizen St Chronicle, -=- -' a Air- Force ROTC unit a.t George was discussed. Included in the the Chimney Rock a proposition at — gested they visit Cranford High School high schools', with Cranford High School/ 'There are no trout .in the Raritan George E. Osterheldt dedaked. He referred to Foreign Wars,tsucceeding \ Singer .. Manufacturing Company, ford High School. A donation was Very truly yours, . ' • to try to purify it? ' Van Sickle; adjutant, Thomas Harford; quai*» Rotary, service.. the museum made'its school caf- &. ' FORNITURE — BHIC-A-BRflfC room in the middle of the day is a for- and more expensive—solutions, but the of Union County and the rest of Raymond Collins had been filed. .'•">-, ment and by-laws, Mrs. Elizabeth. He is a graduate of voted, for the -Opera Guild . of C. M. Canright. M. D. I happen to own property in the master. Gaston Crosby; trustees, William It, He stressed the fact that serv- eteria available to the pack- for ¥i'k] •*'•'&' Cost must certainly be an important con- North Jersey have become such a John Thatcher was chosen editor-in-chief, of Arfken; class mothers, Mrs. Thomas Jefferson, .High School, Cranford High School. gotten thing. Chimney Rock area- and we have Mahon, F>ank Abbott and Thomas ickson and. Mrs. H. Hofacker; Elizabeth, and the University of The program presented for the . highly publicized issue, there is a a small pond on this land that the 1946 "Golden C," Cranford I In emergencies, undesirable' steps sideration in the deliberations. tendency in many quarters to to the County Council, ilty representative, Mrs. Alice Vermbht. He received his master's corning season consists of a talk must be taken. But it will be to the detri- There is no need to argue here the , when full holds about 730.000 gal- book, and Barbara Leon, and ins; Girl Scout troop organiza- degree, in business administration on "American Indians" and char- ' urge any type of action—no mat- lons of water. Because of the na- were named associate editors. • ' . • ter how ill advised. As you' so Cranford High School's powerful gridiron ^ f member, Mrs. nf. Garin; hos- in 1951 from Stanford University, acter sketches of Revolutionary ment of the school system and to the indi- value of education, as Cranford has com- ture of its bed, water seeps at too Palo Alto, Calif. women. Guest speaker at the . aptly point out, the defects of .The Board of Education went on record chine chalked up its fifth consecutive win of hj. Tity, Mrs. C. Johnson;! member- vidual students for such conditions to mitted itself many times to provide well ' rapid a rate to He accounted, for favoring erection of a-field house at the W tlnut Chimney. Rock are many, partic- by evaporation alone. Rock, shale season, drubbing Rahway, 32 to 2, on the Rib- continue for any length of time. Double for its youth The only argument is at ularly with respect to Union Coun-' avenue athletic field as a fitting memon-1 to ft •.' what level of education to provide. The and clay- make up its bed. Con- way field.' sessions seem a distinct possibility for ty. Your analysis regarding -the servation engineers of the United Cranford men who had served' in the armed 'The Board of ..Education expressed thigh next year, with some crowding possible in proposed program seems to be modest in . need to acquire'Round Valley and States Department of Agriculture, forces! Various'civic groups were invited by-the eventually to go to the Delaware through its president, Joseph- A. Plummet, ti some of the elementary schools. - v view of its scope and within the ability of made borings to note .whether it board to-participate in furnishing the proposed organizations which supported the trustee1 for the source of supply, is so con- would hold water, and although To solve this problem, the School Cranford to afford. < cise, it needs no amplification. field house so that all local residents might have building program and brought about appron! their report was favorable, at the a part in the memorial! - I have already drawn up legis- end of July each year it is only of the proposed new junior-senior high school a lation to provide for the develop- about one fourth full of water. . Hugh Pearce Botts. artist and etcher, of 189 a special school election. Plans for the. m : Halloween Art on More Permanent Basis This Year ment of additional federal con- Would.this be the story of the had patented a book cover school weire' s;5 trol legislation for întroduction in Chimney Rock "Reservoir?.! Jkjfcow 4;*Wchs elii iÛd bulk, book rests and enabled, p^rfjBi Howard R. CTMHt^îfcccd after «v the next aesrion of Congress. I Cranford's business center will be- Under the^prtrvibus method of paint- of no borings made by the ejjgi-J.ojw to read- a boo. k. while .reclining,_,_^. Tw_^_o seg- lentag..wiUi«''4B*i^;y,V

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. . . - f - .. N ••;;•* r I '•» -. f- • "' V , • K::~ 27, US TEE miS UTIZCJI \AHD fICLE, TBOBSDAT. r. a, ^^m '•'•>«'••'* *.vvi 'r-- ".< f - • V •••• *r> •'J£&*it? ? * • 'iiWStj »£••• JtftO 'la !#_,,. Mass. Club, the bridegroom is tyrth of theu- fourth daughter, were Lj^nn Elsdon, Robert Herb- as tenderfoot scouts: Leivis v ^mployj^ by tb> Canadian Qulf Lauren Mar.v, at PvorJo^lc Hos- ster, Donald Hcfbster, Robert Wednesday CJi]b Boaer Chingry, Robert f-*ff : Lines »V Houston. He was wm- pital, Summit, on October 11. Ampry, Kevin Amory and ' Bruce Stephen Kngel. David I mlkioned a second lieutenant Thpmpsop. . • •*•' • •. • and Lex Stewart. ' P Ma Abrahrn BUI CnmcB and n To Hear Sellers Mrs. Susie F. Bede^ c? lt"Te:- "P° graduation fronv Princeton At the same meeting a Court jpi Hn* JO)B> "sVSen were hostesses SOCIALS Carroll K. Sellers of 713 Spring- street »as bonaree rec^s^y at.. sasl Tlmnday at a tea in honoref We4$ng Rites this year and will Vntisr'' antiair- Mrs. Fêd Dc.-Marco of 737field avenue, - Ieûl aide to theHonor' "w^s" held for" boys* who p^riy in ceiebratia= oi .aer SpSi .j MBJorae fiichards of «1< Or- The 1 craft school,at rprt Bliss, T j^rs. W. G."Stanton' of BayWalnut avenue recently enter- Unicai, County' prosecutor, • will t'arned merit badges during th* •3iTt**idaj arming-Oi " - ' n l next Febrva>y. " ., ', .? J. ait Mrs. *) *'*^t *itiir*_• •- J^C^^W ^"^ Ridge, Brooklyn, has been visit- tained for Mrs. E. W^ De Chflbert. speak on "Tn&Granct iury and Itspast' * mbnth. Receiving" awardi A resident oi. Crawford lor 31'' A rehearsal dinner attended by ing Mr. and t/lrs. Anthony Hcnrich were Craig Davison, Eugene En- t p < >» WiDowstreet. ''' x. was the sêhe a^ 4:90 p.m. Satur- Mrs. Harold Schott. Mrs. John Functions* following a business " 7!fae ^-* wi^v jtj'iw j.'^^ citsniy sa^ cfl'', /ears, ' ibt '~- »^ » be? Tu-.-^f- wjib ' 20 persons was given by the brMer at 108 Rctfprd avenue. gel, Walter Engel. Robert' Paehljte a gpests attended torn Rtspoli>-.^lrs, John Voss and Mrs.meeting of the Wednesday Morn- mi: • • • • \ day pf a^, candlelight service at 3cs* ica-îMr arid ^• **f^^*T .ai2". groom's parents (or'the bridal Ing Club to be held in the Public apd Harold SJ the Cclocr dab of Crarrfnrd. to r Cranford. t&den. Westfield. Montr Raymond Reinhardt. isd Mrs: H- -Stanley at*g 1a?y' ef • which Miss Marjorie . Adelaide party and reiattveôn Frjday eve- Library at 9:45 a.m. next Wednes- ning4n Ihe-Hamittdnytotttvtia Mrs. Harojd W. Laughlin of 5 "Richards, daughter of Mr. andning4n IheHamittdnytoatttv foomingdale" avenue entertained day:"" ; •'--^——• - — became the nrlde of TWlllam Jacob Mr«. Raymond Cftwperthwaite of "rt-iiw and **^ fcas*v? - l*arclay. Hotel in! Tifew. yUq*, CJ^r; ajf bridge on Monday evening'for A member of the executive : 7 Cherokee road has returned ft ' STior'tt* broetl of the Cerebra] sacs aad two'great-griiiir^ Salman, son of Col. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Robert C. HiBginT. Mrs. Wil- board and counsel fpr the Cran- Deadline Announced ' alsy C-f*Mlfit in p^r^t tie opes hous ElwtethGirt, home after spending five days at liam Salman of La Cueva, N. M. Collegian* Carrier liam Miller, Jr., Mrs' Roland R. ford Welfare Association, Mr. Sel- "Tbe copier jsspvides •fros: Crarfrrd. 3 West Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass. The deadline for filing applica- The Rev.' Robert G. Longaker. Miss Barbara 1^', PutSclier, Graham, Jr.. Mrs. Nelson Light- lers formerly was police magistrate tions for NROTC scholarships U •id,' Pearl River. Brr far • pastor, officiated.' daughter of Us. and Mrs. & G. cap. Mrs. W. R. Duncan. Jr.. Mrs. here for .many years and also November 10. Qerhard Kellner^ Cer- i-aaa Ke»- Yci-s Putscher of 707 WUow street, has Herbert Frank and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. .L. 'D. Mayberry. served as local Civil Defense u; A ifeceptipq followed at thebeen .elected vice-president of the j guidance director at Cranford High In Nuptial Riles hoijie of the bride's parents % Van Hlrtutn. • r., of 17 Keith Jeffries avenue chairman during' World War II. School, reports. At a nuptial mass Saturday English Club at Rutgers Newark nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Vance of He is a past president of the "at members of the Immediate fam- ; Thes^ applications for the four- MissSfemrbek College of Arts and Sciences, North Piainfield enjoyed a dinner Cranford Rotary Club and past year scrroiarsfiib are available in\ or ill— iwy«r"^ is Blessed Sacxwaeat ilies. Following a wcddiiig vrip where she is a junior. A graduate Col. and Mrs. William A. De Wi "Ihabert, Jr., of Porto, Rico were party in New York City on Sat- commander of Cranford Post 212, the guidance office, Mr' Kellner • T»r«* tl gives aS'warsssg. fcaonrs Church. Elizabeth. Miss Barbara to. Mexico City by Air France, the of Cranford High School, Miss |n ITedding Rifi couple "will make their • home ,in veek-end quests of Mr. and Mrs. urday. The birthdiiy anniversaries American Legion. Mr. Sellers was said. . • • • no *f> iiaat_;aad. no barrisss. jl Aim Tyler, daughter of Mrs, Boy Putacher is an English, nrijor at of Mr. and Mrs. Mayberry and the graduated from Rutgers Univer- Houston, Tex. '""•'. the State University Newark Col- •?. W. Dc Chobert of 639 Lexington — pointed oi- U.AXO OPOKCCaORSB J. Tyler of KJirabeth and the late wenue. On Sunday, Mrs. William wedding anniversary of Mr. andsity and New York Law School. It eos^ $SK> per rear to gyre _ Given' in marriage by her fath- lege. She serves as eidtor-Jn-chlet Sllrs. Vance were celebrated. Attend Council Meeting BOSS MAS E. JfTSBAOt Pfcyllis Joyce., Mr. Tyler, beeaaoe the bride of er, the bride wore a traditional \. De Chabert of West Orange ear* child a. 'fu2 ti3« trr-aTrprr.f: of the Observer, bi-week|y stu- Dr. Howard R. Best,sup«rinten- Richard M. Dravis, SOB of Mr. and AXDMKS: full-length white satin wedding dent newspaper. llso was their guest. Investiture Ceremony . y'TM^ cdjusisoc *t"yIJ^*^*-I vîic^ in- . gown • in princess style wi^h short The Misses Ada and Arhelia Df- dent of schools, and Anthony dudes j&Tocsi. oocupatiaeal, sad ' Harrisburg I S»arhrtt ci 412 Mrs. Richard O. Dravis of 2 Ed- Helil by Scofit Troop 75 TerrcEino, principal of Cleveland Cranford Nawrf Pilot, train. The bodice was appliqued Mr. arid Mrs. Howard Cowper- 'abio. of 95 BUrnsldc avenue. Miss i^^mrh therapy. ; ward place. LouU'Van Bergen, son of Mr. . At a candlelight ceremony hefd School, attended a meeting: Friday IDC WiiLKTy'' with white velvet and pearls. Her hwaite of 308 South Union avc- Evelyn DeMarco of,, 110 James frost} S* proseeds a? the char-; and Mrs. L: 4. Van Bf rgen of J23 by" Boy Scout-Troop'75 at Cran- of the New Jersey Council of Edu- lock ol EluabeSs.. son c- A The Rev/ Hillary J- Stejhan, short bridal veil feft from a pjain tue have returned home after street and Miss Phyllis Richard- ijy bai}. 'the* Cc&asjf: Club hopes' Asaouaoemest has been trade j South. Union ave.,: has entered his ford Methodist Church last Thurs- cation at the Mt_ Vernon Hill> Shedlock ot Wilkes-Sarrt. ?; Making Home in California •-. pastor, officiated at tth sac,-«e Charles. E. Prescott Marrm satin cap appliqued with velvet -pending five Vays . at Orleans, son of Piainfield are expected to to"~ TJHTJI-IW a I-^TV* tiros' Jht t oi Miss Joan E. i Ct" ana Ma Georse Alfred AitchaoD. Jr- are malrint s freshnian year at St. Vtncpht's return Saturday from a two-week day_^the following were ihvested Sdhool. Newark. r oereaony azkd was celebrant of ' and pearls. ' ~!ape Cod, Mass., ' ceEtex*s' . adoption y-* ** i*Ttjcr^?y at Mr.. and ithe late MrtTSbeaiocfc.'i«a Cpllege, Latrobe, Pa. . motor' trip to Florida, including a sx 1KSS Han£v 2ane, Cupextiso, Cî*. after booejrznoatusc Mrs. George Walter Zopf, Jr., of tbe club pays the ^ssion • ^- i* ' tbe TT^*^^ Wilfred Czctteau of .a^^«^^Shirley« Thomas in Sagamore :- MlcstaeTs f stay at Miami Beach. Cait" .. .- ' '.••.. - - .( Dayton, 6.,'as matron of honor for Ronnie Flaig, son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Joseph Babinec of 16 Mac- Lsndesi escorted his nieie to fl«: ' 'SviA Memorial Church, Sagamore, Mass.. was tht - We>tfield'» Fur Shop of Distinction of the! rWH. .ia.'aeit. pfc>-xiciu>j«iif Aiiri«-Ban" is the ^»»^r Miss Oaudia Pringfe. daucbter at her sister, wore a royal blue taf- Mrs. Charles E. Fl»Ig, Jr., of \rthur avenue entertained at can- altar. .••"•• setting October 15"for the wedding of Miss Shirley Ann Tr.omas, feta dress in ballerina length. She was the Rev. Msric Mr Mrs. Georxe W. Prinze oi Oakland. Calif- and Iwr-bariaand Westfleld, formerly of Cranford, ista on Tuesday evening. Attend- PTA Luncheon lo Fete Miss Carole J. Yaede of BSooas- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R- S. Thomas of Sagamore and Char.cs Zi. carried a cascade bouquet of yel- ni! were Mrs, John E! Henry. Mrs Monthly prbtrtis "report* IKU. \ CoUi&s of IS "booley, assisajst pis:=r. . Fc:- tbe:sa2Cj has been chosen one of two cheer low roses and apricot chrysanthe- WilUami Klubnik.- Mrs. A. C. In-Brooksifle Instructors - b • 'i° Mi*^ a receptidi at.I-a?r«e's ~ Cramblet. U- iil) Louis F Seld. cousin of the bride, was maid ward Preseoet. son of Mr. and Mrs., Clilton S. Prescott of 4 leaders of'the freshman class at .."«__ A a- of :« Ee^prd aveBue. 1 1 mums and wore a headpiece io locenti. Mrs. Thomas Leahey, Mrs The' teachers of the' Bropkslde GAMBURe FURS V"^ Marie-£eZiy. chunaaa of ! Wiiliara Pens HAf 12A English Village havere- Metzner is in charge of arrange- Home inBrookline; of peau de sole With lace, applique. ments/ • - and. Mrs.., J. C. Cor. ' . j Cranlord Hi»-c JCaval Air SniTrnr. tian lace princess style go«.-n v.% I and accessories to Wjatcî. • •"• plied mechanics at Lchîgh Utoi- months at their summer home in The . regular meeting of the Wfttfiald. N. J. Optn Mon, i, bride, and Mr. Qunae, both of : - MRS. GEOBGE BERNARD. GERRITY board will be held following the «ilh its MiJcFand lor which the j Ithaca.- N. Y. A member of Kip- lace CT6T«T5 edged is Wed in Cranford a chapel train, illusion yoke ami Best man was Dav|d Salman of jersity, Bethlehem, Pa. Merrill, N. Y. . ipsesdeot of Delta Tan Delta Fra- Elizabeth, ushered: • _ •_." Ilia'.Cueva, brother otj.ine Dnu^ luncheon. • • ^ ' . CUse« Wcdacadayt 4«rlnc ABI•*! haU.has beta 'heiti in the • paA j p« 3i»?aa fraternj^Sv he-is serving' Mary'Arm -Nasisaak "cS Gires db zzzzrasr brber father.''tercity. Lt- Attc%esrin is a naval Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Weir lace collar embroidered with «d „. - Mr. and "Mrs. George B. Gerrity have returned from' a v/cd- Ihrougfc the luad, the orgaraza- ]as a lieutenany'at, Fort Leonard Nevsclute^niaid of honar. Shetbe isriie "wore a gown of puae silk j Following a receptiori *t Ae pearls. Her illusion fingertip veil [groom; and ushers Were Kenneth Alvin L. Reiman of 105 Edge- ding trip to Cape Cod and plan to move this week-end into their^ Mr. and Mrs.' Harvey K. Nev- pilot wi& Fighter Squadron 192. Burknân are Glairing trîr at 1 ticti -. has • provided:.lor. iadi«enfl;Wqod,_-Mo^- wilb; 4he..'Sixtto_ -A«B- -mMxe;* rust"-ve3vej;. capktail-iea^pi^ was arranged—from a ir.atthcj I Lewis of Brooklyn and Barry. Sav- wood road, father of l/ttss Leilu apartment V02C Sheridan avenue,' Elizabeth. Mrs. Gerrity is alls, Jr., of 107 Elmora avenue, wil in Brookline. Mass- following a i its of fchester. Pa. 1 caiidren an avtaait. cf 6.000 ;ored:rhvisittâfter completinf his gown and carried broc2e cbrysan- s. nt-««urn uccx Tjjjjjejjjj cruise inn thyje FiFariEast - ti* •'• coople JeSt for a lace cap embroidered with seed Reiman, attended the second fath- the former Miss Janet T. Horrman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. entertain at sbridge von. Saturday '' basic • officer** ttainiRg course at witii' gold •arbeaJL LJOnskanyj to the wedding trip to Split Rock Lodge The bride is, a graduate -ot er-daughter weekend at Pembroke ' Laurence'J.' Hoffman of Roselle, and her husband is the son of evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Army ynginfTT Corps The bride, who attended Bene- : I-Cranford-High-Schol and atte^nd- is sufSaem v»atanf»' m the fund to | the U. in the Poccoo Mountains7Pa7 J ^Miss , Edna^H. ~»IacRobbie~ H College- in; Brown - University, Mrs. Frances Gj*rr1jty of 221 C61umb|a~avenueTThey were married continue y^^ service tor several .center at Fort Belvoh-, Irvinfton wore an esaeraH .*ree= aad sicst cf •=S3sressed pleats. Her i dictine Academy. Elizabeth, and 4Irs. Burkman. the former Kiacy • Wakefieid. Mass^-cousic ot the | ed Btyn Maw (P«.) Oi'lp»e. She Providence, R." 1., last weekend. rich, Mr. and Mrs. William H. -a-as graduated, from Sacred Heart has .been associated with the per- in St. Joseph the Carpenter Church, Roselle, on October 15. Weber, Mr. 'and Mrs! John R. Con- ' years. •., '. '.'•'.- ' • velvet eodttail-lesgih St. Mark's Church |kll Reliffan is a freshman. . • tiEra of craage High School, Elizabeth, is a mem- ^pp?^x dt*^1g^tfT Of . ] sdnnel department of Lord and over and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. ' The »-elfare deparjpent »iU, y •,. • , . . carried gold crysan ber' of the Junior Catholir Wom- D. Angus of 16 Grove street, j j I Taylpr. New York City, Miss Jean M. Liska of 102 Blrch- The organization will present sev- Johnson. meet Wtdaesday ai 1.30 ptn. at ] JBrs. Waller $warU of 4» Myr- sold wheat. Setting for Rites 1 1 -BIRTIJS- :•- tie botoe «f Mrs. Ciarles J-. Stev- j t&. street .will. ent4fUin at canasta Best man'trass-Ecr*aia WeEa£ an's Citib of Elizabeth. S '* is enr- axid Mr. Burkman. son cf' Dr. N. j Mass^ were bridesmaids A graduate of La Cueva High" wqod avenue is a new member of eral public performances during pkrjred by Coffins *V Aiken Cor- I Sciipo, â ^rinceion university, the Orchesis, modern dance at the year. Miss Liska is a graduate A son, George Henry, Jr., was A ' joint parfy on Saturday ens, 10 Summit road,, .lo. iaake'TOns evening Herg tueslswiH in- For Miss Carter Wier Burktsah and Mrs. Robert j Robert Collins of Manchester, ; born to Mr. and Mrs. George Hol- marked the fourth birthday an- caacer dres±inis- poration. Xev York Cxry. • where he was a nipmber of theDouglass College, New Brunswick. of Cranford High School. (dude Mrs. S^Jney Mr. Dravis. a graduate of Sac-, S. Owen, both cf., Birmingham, j **? H, was best man. William R lerbach of 435 South Union ave- niversary of Gail Henderson and [Mrs[M . HarrH y HendersonHd. Mrs. Har- en and William Hickmas of 2cv j -St.'Mark's A MR . Church was PriTigig was e red' 'Heart grammar and' high' Mich, were wed en Oletober 15!^"^'^ brothers of Se^riile nue on October 13 at Elizabeth- the fifth birthday anniversary o In observance of her sixth ! old OTfary, Mrs. Frank E. Heif>; eDe Park. , ' •" ' • ' . •• ^ ^ i The sttHm for tije wedding [Mrs. Robert Laier.. Jr., aad Mrs. j of hotsnr. and m the FSnt Presbyterian Church. fRjcbard Dalbedrj of Belmont! General Hospital. They also have Clyde Henderson, children of Mr. day 'anniversary. Betsy Tbe bride, a grarhaitr tfl Craw- a daughter, Paula. and Mrs. Harry Henderson of 8 daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G-! James C. Stpkes of CranforCraniord and ford High School, is i a\i The Rev. Robert G, Lagaker. Mass, vand Frank Frainard, Fal- eousni d the bride, and MissiMr. and Mrs. Russell Carter of City. He is employed by Lom- Roosevelt avenue. Their guests . of 38 Si . _ 'avenue order reviewing clerk for :i offlciatrrl A moMth, Mass, ushered. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schneider Mrs. Stanley Tpbiasson of Nixon. Gaire **inyr? aid. Miss Marjarie| JIF .South avenue, west, on Oc-bard Bros, Inc. and served with reception entertained last Week a lunch-. ' \ '• o • • Mrs. Robert Kammler was org- of 43 Wall.street have announced Jersey Bell Telephone. Lsweiess. sararity sisters- followed at tbe home of tbe bride. NOTICE TO CMD eon and circus party fber borne. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. JJevalls re- 15 and Woodrow Mirtarrw, the Army in Europe. anist and Edward Cole, sanj the birth of a son, Mark Francis, ESTATE Of TT Given in marriage by her father. Tbose attending C«itlitly rrIiTrirrIi "Triff to ther hohomme in Mickens "Whither Thou Goest" and -Be- on October 14 at St. Elizabeth Ote bride bad her sister. Miss Purauont to tti» order of CHAH1XS A. Deenie Cox, Cox. Ilayid Buffalo, N. Y, after spending tvo Kilkes-Barre and is Frank DfTulio of 257 Bloocar cause." " , "* I-" ' -••',•; Hospital in Elizabeth. OTTO. JR.. SurrogaM of the C6unty o The atteossstS' -wore' gowns ingdale avenue. Wuliasn DiTulib Gayle L. Angus, as her only at- UUnioiii . madde -o n U tprentjr-aUtb dar o Garrity, Janie J>aSy Grif- weeks with their son and daiigb- patcher for' **r Associated A graduate of Bourne High; SeptemberVlD., fitns. Kurt Biil Johnson, fe-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey he Rev. SaTrrnri L Matchett, of 207 Walnat School and'New England Baptist! Congratulations are being re- tlon of ttie ?upon thd ajgUca? K. Keval3», J&'lHtVr ELmora FJarty of 222 Arbor street WiBUrd M. Wine sf nnw^Ml ITffcwnl of Nursing, Aln.1 ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Conrad «l, a« Xx«eutrte of llwy ave- Benz.Jr.,' of 44 Wall street on theh«reby tlvrn- to~the~cr«Jlfiri^ wf iali and J Joseph Beaorhra. son ofTCr'-'araf ceptoon was held at tbe home of Albert Antaine of Prescott is employed as a regiitei-l deceaied " —~ lohmon of White Lake' ed nurse. She is • past worthy ad-; birth of a son, Mark Conrad, on under _,Jolin__. Mrs. LaariBJCK . Beam hn of "3 Th^r j tt>e bride's parents. • dale, win leave Saturday ADO O»»" !•••» i m — 7T T_ _, MeCroarty. an of Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Kossak far Mflfnorwrtt. Me, and Martin Free of Jersey City viser of Warebam Assembly, Or- October 15 at Elizabeth General dfceawd witl)t» *lx month* ton and Keith Jeffries avenue, fcas ..re- gold and; Escorted by her fattier, the bride an a two Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Benz, Sr, data or Mid order, or they wUl «• of 3 Qraton drive entertained on trip. der of Ralnbov for Girls. ever barred tram protecuttat' «. rt- Wextfield/and Juddy and Freddie turned *»«IT» fnii"i Hihtii' Hos- of the Wall street âddress arc the trmmn ia:v.»ri her sister. Miss MTS. Buikmau is a graduate of A graduate of Cranford Righ Covttriog' tba aaitta aswiut th6 auixc^tbai [1 ofpiainfield. Saturday evening' for Mr. andpital, where be was taken, after paternal grandparents. *' ^ - . * • • • • AMH1B aHMtBTW !';t (• Mrs. John Kodmel of Cranford. tara gyle. a=d ttey carried gold jCajt< ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ hoaae_ Mrs.. Lawrence Corepton -of Vest Side High School. Sewazk. School and the University of New • - • "KsaetrMx- îrT^rit^ a broken leg incurred at aad texae ehrysy-ithfrrcrns. l j^^^ pp,^ »» best man for and the Berkeley ScbooL East sea oi Mr- «adMr. cad MaMa- CUSon- l Feitptpnn o of play. • .' •• Summit entertained at bridge on Hampshire. Durham. N. H, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatch of rere James Monday evening. Her guests, all Orange. „ -' , • • -,' •Prescott is employed as a traffic WAT**" M. Ecknardt of 600Elizabeth and Mr. and Mrs. Jos- 9 Waverly place announce the fWertlhUt M. J. place, celebrated his eph of Rf^Hlr Parkk. Mrs. r^MiiJTiâr t^»tv^yTv% cf ijs.- Crenshaw. Ulysses from Cranford. were Vn> Pnitip manager by the New EnglamJ School. Mr-Burkman attended Al- birthday anniversary last den entertained at a HaQoveea Sows Beard and Le Francois. Mrs. Charles D. Hall, Telephone and Telegraph Com-', Mrs. Kennetfa.Estabrook. Mrs. Ben bion Mich. He ispany. Ojuney. Mass. : with a party for his Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pop-party last evening for lbs. Fred , The'~ts2aeTs rnottwr was «t-Snjith, All are at RoseJOe. Attending were Pam pert. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Tyre, De Marco, Mrs. Joseph Sarrtnnr, Jacqueline 7bomas of W. Geddes, Mrs. Donald A. Bea-now serving in the Coast Guard The couple will make their home :vz*d i= a gown of irrideseent pfak and is rt»tfcre«f at BrigMwr Ua- at ^51 Beach street, Wollastoo, Campion, Curt Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L Mitchell Mrs- Vincent Santmr, Mrv • brocaaed sCk." sheath style, wiflh Ccanford was soloist delL Mrs. William Weber and Mrs. , Frank DeCiccn. Eric and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bl Bru- Tbpmas. Cucde, Mrs. Loess Dob- J orchid ctgragy. aad the bride- ^ graduate td Cnmfard High F. Gordon Leech.' rlne HispdaL Brighton, Mass. 'Has}. WINDOW SHABES ScfawaiU. and Larry Sajppierjpp i of baker. all of Cranford. spent the mo and Mrs. Charles Pranso «3 'gmec^.'s TMTtber wnre a gown of School. Mrs. Mickens is employed Cranford Quina and week-end at f'rT>aj*r*v"\ Pa- Cranford. Mrs. Frank BeXSero aad• beige 2%se and taffeta, with orchid at the U. S. Naval Supply Depot. HOLLAND Qmna of Rosrile Mrs. iîyy TintH of linden aad fiavonne. Mrs. S. R. SchedrJer of 21 Mac- »*TO Arthur avenue entertained at ca?Mrs. Robert Loispa of Carterrt Mr. an YOllK CLOTH MM- Mrs. Sidney Small of Scranton. pasta on Tuesday evening for Mrs- Tbe group recently esjeryed a tbe-jcesaga of tfce bride, was best man. ;T*nifrn B>gh Pa, formerly of U English Vil-Frank Diesman. Mrs. J. Calrin ater party in New York CSty w" t'Servsg as ushers were Lt. Crodr. \ roanagtr. lage, spent a few days last week they saw ''Fanny.'* . E. Fteatt. LL (jg) FrankJBose0e, visiting friends in Cranford. Brower and Mrs. Stanley Peter- son. '•• I • ' • • RICHARD HARTIG Mr. aad Mrs. Norbezt Van Berg PAINTSHOP en. formerly of EUiabeth, have Mr. and Mrs. E. E- Frank* of 14 moved into their new borne,at 284 ngiith Village returned borne on Bomside avenue. Friday after a month's stay in 101 N. Union Avt. CRanford 4*2540 Florida. . Mrs. Walter W. Stout. Jn. of i Craig place entertained at lunch- Carol daughter' of eoo and bridge yesterday for Mri- ; Christen- Homer Fisher. Mrs. Milton Boy- sen of 21 Oak lane, will celebrate cxs ette and Mrs. Charles C* Cood- her fourth birthday anûvezsary 3< ess. i fellow. Jr^ of Cranford; Mrs. Wwith a party tomorrow afternoon ,. poBcwto teas ftt> r T'*f ciYssusadlsuay'Mfxxtatoiiûiuiioocanliuîa^— Frank Persons, Mri' Leonard alar- for her friends. B«r guests will cur new "padaQB iksT gives you IMM be Jeffrey Davies. Mark Eirhinger. sac and Mrs. A. Frederick Van andycxi mcyiasBi Home of Westfleld and Mrs. Richard Schmidt. Marsha Nevalls, Bradner T-i**1fh»'*- of Joan Cluff and David Chifl. ouci II.SAIOELZICKERIAN ^Mtfket, • «q«irr^l yrft^ an empty nest-fceause the squirrel of the Omiega Watch; Cojmpany will display and d^cust the technical, P?tp»ahe«d I^So,'"if you Want perfect ^c^îng comfort tint< winter, you >huu|i| pkup fbekd, too. Call us tq^y.. Riot 4 Civil Gc physical and aesthetic aspect* of fine Stciss ivatchef. Included in this Thereil b« more peojile tâp ev« boating their îpmcs with (ye\ pjl Airouft • kit Vabides display trill be an assortment of Omega witches ydued^ <# &3#Q,0OO. this winter—and we are busy right now preparing to fill your winter needs. New UNION-SOMERSET As local businessmen wf pride ourselves on knowing what tbese, ^f edf Wi You are cordially invited to our store on Friday or Saturday, Oo will be. That is how we can best play our part in the progressive oil indus- • Vandalism & M"fr^ Rubberized WML SATIN Directory... in newv • • Burglary ccd Theft • Gkas jober 28th and 29th to view this impressive display and to meet Mr. try that brings better living to this community. .Call us—let us vpur home for perfect winter comfort. takes the work out of pointing 1 •'• Zicfeerman who wilt be pleased pa offer hi*, professional services to simplified 9lphabe|ipal form SUNDAY DINNsflt interior walk and ceilings. ' Mspnxxuu. UVOKZ you in answering tniestionfyoM may have about fine matches. • fto^f» on •o»i1y with ^ru|h or roltar try p«r • 0d«| h'oq hour , Your telephone directory is beiqg nipd- AWAT • Easyto dean up— IMPPfTAMT . just wash ^nnh In toap and water enuzed—put in eatuer-to-use alphabetical IF you want a change in your ' YANKEE POT ROUT Ycu seed csacssS any of your jaemat pblides Jn listing.. 1 1 torn mioim tumor form. 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v-. • ./'. CHBOSICIE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1955 .^..... ^ ir ATTR; CBRflNICL?. THUPSDAY, ''OCTOBER' 27, 1955 ?«l* Ifti Terrace Club, the bridegroom is rj|rth of their fourth daughter, 'were, Lynn Elsdon, Robert Herb- as tenderfoot scouts: Lewis i MiUMatlon employed^ by the Canadian QuU %ide pf Lauren Mary, at Qvorlqpk H(>*- ster, Ponald Herbster, Robert Wednesday Club - Boger Chinery, Bobeft ^ KJ • Lines in Houston. He yas 'com- pital. Summit, on October 11. Aipory, Kevin Amory and Bruce Stephen Kngfil. David H,arknesB InCtmdleiight miisioned a second lieiitettant Thompson. To Hear Sellers and ilex Stewart. - ' ' " Mrs. Abrahm Hill Crpwe^l and upon graduation from Princeton Carroll K. Sellers of 717 Spring- At the same meeting a Court ol Mrs. Susie Pi Bedell of 16 Tu- SOCIALS ."'•'' • \ f Honor was fheld for boys " who Mrs* J.olgi "Aijei^ were hostesses Weeding HUes this year and will "enter" antiair- Mrs. Fred De Marco, of 737field1 a Venue, legal aide to the lip street was honored recently at |a«t Thursday at a tea in honor of craff t schooh l atP Port Bliss, Mrs. Wt G. Stanton of Bay Union County prosecutor, will j earned rrt'erit badges during the i party in celebration of her 80th The i'Jrst |?resbit|Frian Church Walnut avenue ' recently enter-1 past' " month. Receiving" afcardi Mfis Marjorfc Richards of 4*14 OT- next Febryary. ' ,,• Ridge, Brooklyn, has' been visit- tained for Mrs. E. W. De Chpbert, speak on "The Grand Jury and Its pirthday anniversary. , frH street at Mrs. Allen's horn*-, was thê scene a^ 4:30 p.m. Satur- A rehearsal dinner attended b^ ing Mr. and Ipts. Anthony Hcnrich Functions" following a business were Ciraig Davison, Eugene En- Ms^ HarlHarold ShtSchottt , MrMrss. John gel, Walter Engel, Robert Paehllce Center A resident of Cranford for 31 | .-••• . day of a, candlelight service at 20 penohs was given by the- bride- of 108 Retford' avenue. Rlspoli, Mrs. John Voss and Mrs.meeting of the Wednesday Morn- c5? ( sixth annual charity ball of /ears, she makes her home with attended from which Miss' Marjorie . Adelaide groom's -parents • Q>r 'the bridal Raymond Reinhardt. ing Club to be held iii the Public alid 'Harold'Sjursen- ' • ler son-in-law and' daughter,"Mr. Wftld'Xt - Biphardi,—daughter—of—Mr.--and party and relatives on Friday eve- W I-anghiln .LlbjaryjJt.9;_45 am, next Wednes- ind MrsT^rStaWyâcrnaryTJt nlng fiflfie~Hanilltbn fioom of Bloomingdale avenue - entertained day. be held November 12 at the Eliza- TuliiT street. M>s. McClary Ls became the bride of ^William Jacob Barday Hotel in Sew. York'"' Mm. Raymond Cowperlhwaite of af bridge on Monday evening' for 7 Cherokee road has returned A member of the executive îpuabcth,Viu inly child, and she has ftv? {•rand- Saunan, son of CoL and Mrs. Wil- Mrs! Robert C. Higgins, Mrs. Wil- board and counsel fpr the Cran- Deadline Announced T o£ the Cerebral sons arici two' gre'at-grandchfldien. liam Salman of La Cueva, N. M. Collegian*,Corner. •' borne after -spending live, days at liam Miller, Jr., Mrs. Roland ,R. West Dennis, Cape Cod,. Mass. ford Welfare Association. Mr. Sel- ; The deadline for filing applica- inEl^beth. & Attending "th'e open' house were The Rev. Robert G. Longaker, Miss Batoara Lf" Putscher, Graham, Jr., Mrs. Nelson Light- lers formerly was police magistrate tions for NROTC ^scholarships ta «*^ center provides therapy aha 13Q guests from Cranford, Roselle, . pastor, officiated.' , . daughter of Mi and :Mrs. U G. cap. Mrs. W. R. Duncan, Jr., Mrs. here for many years, and also Nqvember 10, Gerhard Kellner, education fqr ' the £erebiral Ral- WestHelcJ, Pearl River; Brooklyn, Putscher of 707 Wllow street, has. Herbert Frank and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mayberry, served as local Civil Defense A, reception followed at the guidance director at Cranford High sied'etuldren" from tfi« OTpa Cer- Long |slanc}and New Ywrk. , been elected vice-president of the Van Hirtum. Jri, of 17 Keith Jeffries avenue chairmaq: during World War II. home.of the bride's parents for School, reports. ebral Palsy is .a neuro-musculqr Ij* Nuptial Rites English Club at Rutgers Newark and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vancent,\ . '• He is a past president of the; These applications for the fourr disability nosed by Injury" .to the At a nuptial mass Saturday members at' the immediate fam- College of Arts and Sciences, North Plainfield'enjoyed a dinner Crawford: Rotary Club and pa$t ilies. Following a wedding urip Col. 'and Mrs. William. A. De year scholarship are available in bra|nj. Jt can spike any "op*, at MissSUarbek morning in Blessed Sacrament where she is a junior. A graduate ; party in New York City on Sat-romnianêr of Cranford Post 212, the. guidance oflice, Mr'. ' Kellner to Mexico dity by Air France, the of Cranford High School, Miss 7habcr tr'Jr., of Porto Rico were any time; through accidewor ill- Church, Elizabeth, Miss Barbara vcek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.urday. The birthd;iy-anniversaries American Legion. Mr. Sellers was said. . couple will-make their home in Putscher is an English major at of Mr. and Mrs. .Mayberry and the j graduated from Rutgers Univer- ness, tt gives no warning, knows In Wedding Rites Ann Tyler, daughter of Mrs. Boy •S. W. Do Chabert of 639 Lexington "no age limit, and no barriers, it Houston, Tex. the State University Newark Col- wedding iTfh\iv«^-sary of Mr. andsity and New York Law School. Given' to marriage by her fath- wenue. On Sunday, Mrs.'William J was pointed out. IX AND WW. J. Tyler of Elizabeth and the late lege. She serves as eidtor-in-chief \. De .Chabert of West' Orange Mrs. Vance were celebrated. . ' Attend Council Meeting At St. Michaels er, the bride wore" a traditional It costs SjBOO per year to give Mr. Tyler, became the bride of of the Observer," bi-weekly stu- ilso was their guest. ... -Dr. Howard R. Best.-superihten- JOAN E. NUSBAUM Miss Phyllis Joyce'. Skarbek. full-length white satin wedding dent newspaper. Investiture Ceremony each child a full time treatment Richard M. Dravis, son of Mr. and The Misses Ada and Amelia.Dl- detit of schools, and Anthony daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley gown in princess style with short Held by Sco|tt Troop 75 Terrcpino, principal of Cleveland w and education program, which in- Mrs. Richard O. Dravis of 2 Ed- Mr, and Mrs. Howard Cowper- Fabio of 95 Burnside" avenue. Miss cludes physical, occupational, and HorrUburg Girl, Skarbek of 412 Lexington avenue, Cranford Nawl Pilot, Bride train. The bodice was appliqued Louis Vain Bergen, son of Mr. Evelyn DeMarco of 110 James At a candlelight ceremony held School. attended a• meeting/Friday ward place. with white yelyet and pearls. Her hwaite of 308 South Union ave- speech therapy. became the bride of Joseph Shed- and Mrs. L: J. Van Bf rgen of i23 street and Miss .Phyllis Richard- by Boy Scout Troop 75 at Cran- of the New Jersey Council of Edu- William Collins Engaged The Rev. Hillary J. Stephan, .short bridal veil {ell from a plain South. Union ave., has entered his tue have returned home after ford Methodist Church last Thurs- cation at the ML Vernbh Hill* Inm the proceeds of the char- lock of Elizabeth, son of Andrew -pending five days at Orleans, son of Plainfleld are expected to Announcement has been made Making Home in California Q-S-B-, pastor, officiated at ti»e, vrUsE. Prescott Marries satin, cap appliqued with velvet freshman year at St. Vincent's return Saturday from a two-week day the following were invested School, Newark. . /.. ity bal), the Colony'. Club hopes Shedlock of Wilkes'-Barre, Pa., and Tape Cod, Mass. , to sponsor a child, through pieof the engagement of Miss Joan' E, IX (jg) and Mrs. George Alfred j^tcheson, Jr., are making their ceremony and: was celebrant of and pearls. ' ' College, Latrobe, Pa. , motor trip to Florida, including a the late Mrs. Shedlock. in a double- Mrs. George Walter Zopf, Jr., of stay at Miami Beach. cento's adoption plan, whereby Nusbaum, daughter of Mr. and home at 10698 Randy lane, Cupertino, Calit, alter honeymooning in, the mass. Wilfred Croteau of homos in Sagamore 1 • Mrs. Joseph Babinec of 16 Mac- , the club pays the tuition and in ring . ceremony at St.. Michael's . Dayton, 6., as matron of honor for Ronnie Flaig, son of Mr. and We$tfield'$ Fur Shop of Distinction Mrs. Clyde S. Nusbaum ot Harris- Carmel. Calif. . ' " "" Linden escorted his niece to the her sister, wore a royal blue taf- ' \rthur avenue entertained at' can- return is given the first name only, Church at 10 a.m: Saturday. Swift Memorial Methodist Church. Sagamore, Mass^ was the Mrs. Charles £. Flaig, - Jr., of burg. Pa., to Wil|iam. L Collins, Mrs. Aitcheson is the former Miss Claudia Pringle. daughter of altar. ' ' • \ setting October 15 for the wedding of Miss Shirley Ann Thomas, feta dress in ballerina length. She Westfleld, formerly of Cranford, \sta on Tuesday evening. Attend- PTA Luncheon to Fete of the child, its age, physical dif- Officiating was the Rev. Mark ng were Mrs. John EJ Henry, Mrs. ficulties, and prognosis. son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mr. and Mrs- George W Pringle of Oakland, Calif., and her husband Miss Carole J. Yaede of Bloom-' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Thomas of Sagamore and Charles Ed- cairied a 'cascade bouquet ofj yel- has been chosen one .of two cheer j J. Dooley, assistant pastor. Fol- : low roses and apricot chrysanthe- WilUam Klubnik, Mrs. A. C. In-Brookside Instructors • Monthly' progress reports will Collins of 18 Madison avenue. is the son of Dr. and Mrs. George i —-—: r—fleld,— cousin of the bride, was maid ward Prescott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clilton S. prescott of 4 Doering leaders of the freshman class" at' GAMBURG FURS lowing a reception' at LaPree's in \ocenti, Mrs. Thomas Leahey, Mrs. The teachers of the Brookside be sent to the club. Miss Nusbaum, a graduate of A- Aitcheson of 14 Retford avenue. Cramblet, LLt \\g\ , Lou% F^ mums and wore a headpiece to lyiuhlenberg College, Allentowh, William Penn High School, at- Roselle Park, the couple "left for MUMUanii , and BerB t p. Pringle, cousin of honor.' The bridesmaids Were way and.North Eastham, mfa*^ ' • • , • match. .'' Pa. He is a graduate pf Cranford Harold L'Heureux, Mrs. A. PPlac. e School will be honored at a READY TO WEAR MADE TO ORDER • Miss Marie ReUly. chairman of .the Toconos. ' ' , Dr. Aitcbesop. pastor of the The Rev. Vernal Phillips officia- Winnecky and Mrs. Alice Wirkus. luncheon to be given at the school . the' charity' ball, announced thetended Cedar Crest College, Allen- ; qfthebrjde. Miss Agnes C.' French and "Mrs. The bride's mother wore biege High School. REMODELING REPAIRING town, Pa., and is employed in the Given in marriage by her father, Cranford Alliance Church, offi- MrsMs . AitcAitchesoh n is a graduate of ted at the double ring ceremony. lace over satin with blue acces- by the board of • directors of the Hollowing commitee:' Mirs. Charles ciated at the wedding in Piedmont Richard A.' Dunne of EUzabeflh. P.T.A. next Thursday. -Mrs.. Bruno CUSTOM CLEANING Preston. Mrs. Harold Schmitt, business office of the Bell Tele- the bride wore a gown of French th,e" University of California and Walter' J. Dravis ;of Cransprd A reception foUowed at the church sories, and the bridegroom's moth- George Hedfleld Spalding, 5 Cen- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Decker EXPERT WORKMANSHIP FREE ESTIMATES phone Company, Harrisburg. hand-clipped lace with illusion Community Church. Oakland, on is a member of Kappa ijelta Sor- Given in marriage by her father, er was attired hi a Dior blue dress f 12A English Village have're- -Metzner is in charge of arrange- Mrs. John Monahan, Mrs. Hugo tral avenue, has been awarded the ments. Mr. Collins is a graduate of qeckllne, Queen Ann coll.ar and October 15. A reception followed ority.' "'"•'• " ' \ '.'•' • '. was bis brother's- best man, while the bride .was attired in a Vene- of peau de soie with, lace ..applique urned home after spending three 24S Opp. Bialto Th«»tr« W«stfi«ld i-UU M. Staiger, Mrs. C.' F. Sullivan paster of science degree in ap- The _ regular meeting, of • • the Cranford High School and Cornell a tulle skirt panel over-^ satin in the/Officers' Qub at the United A graduate of the University of John W. Tyjrf, brother of ih£ tian lace princess style gown with and accessories to ''natcii. : plied mechanics at Lchigh Uni- •months at their summer • home in Watlfiald. N. J. Optn, Mon. Evas; and Mrs. J. C. Cox. '' State Naval Air Station, Alame- MRS. GEORGE BERNARD GERRITV f board' will be held following th&| j The Colony Club will continue University School of Agriculture, fingertip veil fell fom a scalloped •'Pittsburgh, where he* served as bride, and/Mr. Dunne, both, of a chapel trîn, illusion yqke and Best man was David' Saunan of versity, Bethlehem, Pa. Merrill, RY. Clint WccBc«4>iri Uiul da/Calif. Wed in Cranford Mr. and Mrs. George B. Gerrity have returned from a wed- : luncheon. With its. Milk Fund for which the Ithaca, N. Y. A member of Kap- lace crown edged in pearls. president of Delta Tau Delta Fra- Elizabeth', ushered. , lace ""Hyr* embroidered with seed La Cueva, brother of uie priue- pa Sigma fraternity, he is serving Miss Mary Ann Namisnak of /Given in marriage by her father, ternity, Lt.' Aitcheson is' a naval ' Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Weir groom, and ushers were Kenneth d trip to Cape Cod and plan to move this week-end into their. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey K. JJev- • »W.' • ball has been' held in the past the bride wore a gown of pure/silk Following a reception At the Her illusion fingertip veil Alvin L. Reimgn ol 105 Edge- Through the fund,- the organiza- as" a lieutenant at Fort Leonard Newark was maid of honor. She pilot with Fighter Squadron 192. Burkman are making their home Lewis of Brooklyn and Barry Sav- wood road, father of Miss Leilu apartment at 1102C Sheridan avenue,' Elizabeth. Mrs. Gerrity is alls, Jr., of 107 Elmora avenue will woven into a Shantung, with long Elizabeth Town qnd Country Club, arranged from a matching entertain at bridgfe pto^ Saturday tion has provided for indigent with the Sixth Arm- wore a rust" velvet cocktail-length ~ recently from & seven- in Brookline, Mass.. following a its of Chester. Pav fei 'ttd^t* * *th - the former Miss Janet T. Horrman, daughter of Mr^-and Mrs. - chapel-length fra'*\ detailed neck- J Elizabeth, the couple lej^jtor. a lace cap embroidered-with -seed- evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ben' W. ^children—an uverJage .of >• fl.OOO gown and carried bronze chrysan- - ih.e Far Efl^ ...„ ^^ bride~ is""a graduate of er-daughter weekend at Pembroke Laurence J. Hoffman of RoseUe. and her husband is the son of line. • jeweled Jiodice, long sum wedding trip to the' Poconos. wedding trip to Split Rock Lodge pearls. . Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Aid- containers of milk per year. There basic pfflcer's training cqurse atthemums with gold wheat- As sleeves with buttons at the wrist The bride, who attended Bene- •Cranford High Schol and attend- College in Brown University, Mrs. Frances Gerrity of 221 Columbia avenue. They were married the U. S. Army Engineer Corps bridesmaid. Miss Janet Zymroz of in the Pocono Mountains. Pa. Miss Edna M. MacRobbie of ed Bryn Maw (Pit Ct*>\<">e. She rich, Mr. and Mrs. William H is sufficient balance in the fund to and skirt of impressed pleats. Her dictine Academy, Elizabeth, and Wakefteid. Mass^ cousin of the Providence, R. 1, last weekend, in St. Joseph the Carpenter Church, Roselle, on October J5. training center at Fort Belvoir, Irvlngton wore an emerald green Mrs. Burkman, the former Nancy, has been associated with the per-. ftfiss Reiman is a freshman. . Weber, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Con- •continue this service- for' several fingertip * wiling of, French tulle was graduated from Sacred Heart bride, was maid of honor. Miss over and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Va." ' ' ••' . •-•... ;:' velvet; cocktail-length/gown and Church Priscilla Angus, daughter of Al- sonnel department of Lord and years. •'•-.. fell from a small tiara of orange High School, Elizabeth, is' a mem- Janet ^**»»"««*W of Sagamore, and Johnson- ". . ; • • ; ' . The welfare, department will carried gold crysanthemums. and blossoms, and she carried a small ber of the Junior Catholic Wom- bert D. Angus of 16 Grove street, Miss, Lns Fuller of Cataumet, Taylpr. New York City. Miss Jean M. Uska of 102 Blrch- The organization will present sev- Mrs. Walter Swartz of 49 Myr- gold'wheat." /' / ;." '." '•" •J ' A .graduate of La Cueva High' >vood avenue is a new member of eral public performances during ^BIRTHS- • meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., at white' prayer book with . white Setting for Rites an's Club of Elizabeth. She is em- and Mr. Turkman, son of Ur, N. A . joint party; on. Saturday tle street will entertain at canasta Best man was/Edward Wenzel Scnooi ua/a ^rinceion University, the. Orcbesis, modern dance at the year. Miss Liska is a graduate A son, George Henry, Jr., was the home of Mrs. Charles J. Stev- orchids and stephanotis and white ployed by Collins & Aiken Cor- Wiier Burkman and Mrs. Robert Robert Collins of Manchester, bom to Mr. and Mrs. George Hol- marked the fourth birthday an- ens, 10 Summit road, to "make this evening. Her guests will in- of Maplewood, and serving as ush- ribbon streamers' bedecked with poration, New York City. " . N. BL, was best man. William H. where he. was a. member of theDouglass College, New Brunswick. of Cranford High School. clude Mrs.' Sidney Schneider, For Mfes Carter x S. Owen, both of Birmingh lerbach of 435 South Union ave- niversary of Gail HcndeVrson and ers were Raymond Mead of Lind- stephanotis. ' ' St Mark's A.M.E. Church was -Mr. Dravis, a graduate of Sac- ma^ II^ and Vernon A. the fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Harry Henderson, Mrs. Har- en and William Hickman of Ros- Mich., were wed on Olctober 13 nue on October 13 at Elizabeth Miss Judith . Pringle was herthe setting for the wedding ofred' Heart grammar and high .Thomas, brothers of the bride. General Hospital; They also have Clyde Henderson, children of Mr. |n observance of her sixth birth- old Olfary, Mrs. France R- Helck, elle Park. schools, is attending the Academy in the' First Presbyterian Church.' Richard Dalbeck of Belmont. Mrs. Robert Later, Jr.,' and Mrs. sister's maid of honor, and brides- Miss Dolores Carter, daughter of a daughter, Paula. and Mrs.. Harry Henderson of 8 day anniversary, Betsy Hanson, The bride, a graduate of Cran- maids were Miss lone Wise, a " Advanced Traffic, New York The,, Rev. Robert G. Longaker, ass^.. and Frank Frainard, Fal- Roosevelt avenue: Their guests daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carl G. James C. Stokes of Cranford and ford High School, is a service Mr. and Mrs. R Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Schneider rYui«^n of the bride, and Miss Sty. He is employed by Lom- pastor,' officiated. A reception ouUv Mass* ttshered. of 318 Springfield avenue Mrs. Stanley Tobiasson ,pt Nixon. order reviewing clerk for the New Claire Hansen and Miss Marjorie 117 South avenue, bard Bros.,\ Inc., and served with Mrs. Robert Kammler was org- of 43 Wall.street have announced followed at the home of the bride. the birth of a son; Mark Francis, Nonce TO CBEnrroat entertained last week at a lunch- Jersey Bell Telephone. Laweless. sorority sisters. Miss tober 15 and Woodro ie Army in Europe. . . anist and Edward Cole, sang ESTATE Or eon and' circus party at her home. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Nevalls re- Mr. Shedlock was graduated Given uv marriage by her father, on October 14 at St. Elizabeth rETRE «. KajK«ft<; Dwu Susan Pringle, another, sister of Jr., son of Mr. and "Whither Thou Goesf and "Be- Punuont to Vke order o| CHAR Those attending were:'Kathjepoe, 4»ntly returned to their home infrom Coughlin High School hi the bride was juniorl^ Frank DlTulIo. of 257 Bloom- the bride had her sister. Miss Hospital in Elizabeth. v < OTTO, JR.. SuttocaM of the County*of Deenie Co* Debbie Cox, David Buflijlo, N. Y., after spending two Kilkes-Barre and is assistant dis- [of T.lnriffti Union, m»de on IM tfirenty-«lnh day of The attendants wore gowns of ingdale avenue, William DiTulio GayleL.-Angus, as her only at- Ji graduate of Bourne. High Congratulations^ are being re- StpUmberÂ.D., tt55. upon mi «pjllc«^ Garrity. Janie Grail, Fatty Grif- wipeks with their son and daugh- patcher for' the Associated Trans- tlon dt the uMetilcned: al Kxecumx of v golden ântiinj with scoop. The Rev. Samuel I. Matchett,] of 207 Walnut • avenue, Benoet tendant. • " ...•'.• School and'New Engtod Baptist' ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Conrad the • Mtste • ol- aaM daaeaMM, .aatie*' ip fiths, Kurt BUI" Johnson *" " T, , ter-in-law, Mr. and Jflrs. Harvey and" princess Waistlines, Flarty o{. 203 ArboT ateaei aji)d WiUiard M. Wing Of nifcl Sl of HimmtB^S hircby TrJven to the eradlten of maid i*WfMTv^ ..,.__ 9»ciated., A _, Benz," Jr., of 44 Wall street on the deceased to exhibit t thS~b»t — Mary K. Nevalls, Jr,.* e#WT Elmora ave- lti sleeves and AntcJne of a58 Blooming best* Ptescott toemploye d as s register- ooder oath or afllr ception was held at the home of birth of a son, Mark Conrad, on Ind dernknd.-«dln«t (he MUto of and J_ , ,••-•- ••" Joseph. Beauchea, son of «r. and bows with waJst-tiength atr avenue will leave Saturday Johnson of White Meadow Xake ed nune. She is a past worthy ad- October 15 at Elizabeth General dfceawd. wtlhltv- six month* from thf Mrs. Lawrence Beauchea ot Idat the back of the neckline. Their the bride's parents. .. and Martin Free of Jersey City viser of Wareham Assembly. Or- dau of said draer. or they will B$ for- Elaine BoIUnger. John M.cGroarty Millnockett, Me., on a two Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Benz,. ST., ever barred from tniiew lilliil ot n- Mr. and Mrs. Albert M Kossak Keith Jeffrles âyenucr-. has re- headpieces were of gold and Escorted by her father, the bride ushered. der of Rainbow for Girls. . . ' and Stanton McGroarty, all ooff 3 Oraton drive entertained on hunting, trip. of the W«U street address are 'the ^ th m pUgt^ 1%#*~ m ; Westfleld, and Juddy and Freddie turned home from Bahway "Hos- bronze baby ns in had her sister. Miss Constance Mrs. is a A graduate of Cranford High paternal grandparents. Saturday evening for Mr. anpitald , where he was taken after tiara style, and they carried gold WesTside High School, Newark, School and the University of New Small of Plainfleld. . Mrs." John Koelmel of' Cranford, Carter, as her maid of honor. Mrs. Lawrence . Compton - of * McOian. suffering a broken leg incurred at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatch of «,_••• and bronze chrysanthemums. S,ummit entertained at bridge onand ^he Berkeley SchooL, ~ ipabire. Durham. N. BL, Mr. UMtl Paul Edchardt. son of Mr. and Mr. «o4 Mw. Clifford Felton of play. Flower girt was Penny Molaki- Albert Pogue was best man for Prescott is Tiftnp^^y*^f as a < traffic 9 Waverly place announce the his cousin,. Ushering were James Monday evening. Her guests, all Mrs. Charles M. Eckhardt of 600Elizabeth and Mr. and Mrs. Jos- des, who wore a long white or- ffom Cranford; were Mrs/ Philip Birmingham High manager by the New England Brookside place, celebrated hiseph Szostak of Roselle Park: Mrs. Dominjck Londinp of Lin- ganza gown and carried a yellow Jferqr/ Crenshaw, Ulysses Scb^^,Mr.BurkmaxTattended Al- Telephone and Telegraph Com- ~ Beard and Charles Le Francois; Mrs. Charles D. HalL .fourth birthday anniversary last den entertained at a Halloween and white nosegay. Mrs. Kenneth Estabrook, Mrs. Ben bion CoUege, Albion, Mich. He ispany,Quincy. Mass.. Thursday with a party for his Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fop- was at- Smith, All are ot Rosalie. The couple win make their home party last evening: for! Ifrs. Fred The bride's m Min Jacqueline ^homas of W. Geddes, Mrs. Donald A. Bea- now serving .in the Coast Guard friends. Attending were Pam pert, Mr. and Mrs. David N. Tyre, Pe Marco, Mrs. Joseph Santone, tired in a gown of . dell, Mrs. William Weber and Mrs. and is stationed at Brighton Ma- at ^51 Beach street. Wollaston, Compton. Brian Compton, Curt Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L Mitchell Mra. Vincent Santone, •. Mrs. Cranford was soloist- WINDOW SHADES brocaded sil*. sheath tfyle, with . A graduate of Cranford High F. Gordon Leech. rine Hospital, Brighton, Mass. Jamison. Frank DeCicco, Eric and Mr. and Mrs. Norrnan H,. Bru- Thomas. Cuccle, Mrs. Louis Pod- orchid corsage; and the bride- baker, all of Cranfqrd, spent the mo and Mrs. Charles Pranio of School, Mrs. Mlckens Is employed Schwartz, and Larry Sampler! of groom's mother wore a gown of at the U. $.- Naval Supply Depot, Cranford and Eileen Quinn and week-end at Canadensls, Pa. Cranford, Mrs. Frank Bellero and beige lace and taffeta, with orchid HOLLAND Dolores Quinn of Roselle. v —©«r •-••••; Mrs. Eugene Liotta of Linden and Mrs. S. R. Scheckler of tt Mac-Mrs. Robert Lolspa of Carteret Lt (jg> Donald a Prinjle, _,. —,—^, an alumnus of •YOSK CLOTH Mrs. Sidney Small of Scranton, Arthur avenue entertained at ca-The group recently enjoyed a the- cousih of the bride, was best man. Lindeii H{gh School, is grocery • PJU. forpierly of IS English Vil-nasta on Tuesday evening (or Mrs. ater party in New York City when Servingjis fishers were Lt Cmdrm . managerx df Dave's Foodtown, ! Frank Dlegman, Mrs. J. Calvin. g RoseUe, lage, spent a few days last week they saw "Fanny." Frank E. Fritz. Lt frank visiting friends in Cranford. Brpwer and Mrs. Stanley Peter- RICHARD HARTW son. ' •• with the PAINTSHOP Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Van Berg- en, formerly of Elizabeth, have Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Franke of 14 moved into their new home at 284 English Village returned home on 101 N. Union Ay*. CRanford ©-2540 Burnside avenue. . Friday after a month's stay in Florida^ Mrs. Walter W- Stout. Jr., of S Craig place entertained at lunch- Carol Christensen, daughter of eon and bridge yesterday for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. Robert Christen- P2 Homer Fisher, Mrs. Milton Boy- sen of 21 Oak lane, wilj celebrate Homoownsrs cuu now II ette and Mrs. Charles C Good- her fourth birthday anniversary fellow. Jr., of Cranford^ Mrs. W.with a party tomorrow afternoon . Frank Persons, Mri' Leonard Mar- for her friends. Hfsr guests will plan 10th Anniversary sac and Mrs. A- Frederick yan be Jeffrey Davics, Mark Eicbinger, Home , of Westfleld and Mrs.Richar. d Schmidt, Marsh.a. Nevalls _. , BradneV littlehale of Chatham. I Joan duff and Davw Cluft. Qur Homeovn^rs Protection on your MR. SAIUEL ZICKEIIAN property Indud f Wktfjj^r ||«yf!t $)tfhe« a aqoirtf 1 wit^ (in empty neat—Jtecauge the squirrel ' pr<)Baalir«d! So, il you Want perfect fueling qomfort thift winter, yoi: thquji} of the Omega Watc^ Company trill <$»phy and discuss the technical, plan ahead, too. 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vt Cranford from \ «o B:M pJ|u «< favorite test It demonstrates this week by the temple's mem- Sunday School Classes today by .the pastor, Dr. Georgf irtlt th» member* UT the nil P0wer of Troth' Christian Science. It inculcates the Temple Beth-El bership. A. Aitcheson. - 0 Arrangements for aflaiP •-••..• Ctereh ludor triuntty of God. Spirit, Mind; tt . • ,«. the lecturer noted that the vited to attend the service. a Roman Catholic priest."This event signaled the start of a, chain Chairman. Other chairmen are: the pastor af Calvary Lutheran Guest Preacher the Mountains," by Flaxington Harker. at the 9:30 service, and ;il Thert wiU be art ingathering of ox iêcnmsnnx ojeaaren m Master Christian taught that God A Halloween square dance will Cranford Methodist Church from Mrs. Norman Glucksman, Monday; Prescription Eye Glasses! Church, will be one of the clergy- 7 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday. reaction of events, which finally produced Luther's'' break with 11 o'clock the Chancel Choir wilT .canned and packaged food for the Reformation Son. at. CtanlKd Hlgb is Love. Spiritual understanding be sponsored by the Couples Club men officiating at an area-wide his former church and the inception of'the Protestant movement. Home for the Add in 'Ocawa last thursday night of fhe divine law of Love, she. said, Mrs. Jess Bernstein, Tuesday; Mrs. on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. .Local residents are requested to sing 'Let.the hole Creation Cry' A pot luck supper will be served Fred Neiiman and Mrs. Henry welcome the young people when The theological doctrine which became the basis for the Re- Grove. Sunday School children •* her topic, heals today as in Jesus' time. The Couples Club announces That's Our Business— Reformation Rally to be held Sun- Glory to the Lord on High;' by in the gymnasium followed by a Loyalty MonthEnd Rickles', Wednesday; Mrs. Robert they call Saturday night On Nov- f6rmaticn was Luther's revolutionary discovery in Scripture that program consisting of the Na- are requested to tfrjtig their gifts Tut Transforming Bower the election of the following of- day evening at 8 o'clock in Cran- to' their own Sunday School pe^ . Osceola Presbyterian Church Pearlman, Thursday; and Mrs. ember 9 they will make a trip to men are justified by grace alone for Christ's sake through faith. Wilkes; "Had. We but Hearkened," tional Mission's film, "Day of De- of troth." lbs. Gal. spoke ficers: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ostro Our ONLY Business ford High School. Participating partments. The adult* will leave will m*rk the end of its Loyalty Catholic Youth Week James Greenberg,. Mrs. Leo Ab- the United Nations to deliver the Essentially, what is said here, in simpler terms, is that no one by Watford Davies, and "Our cision." Reservations for. supper a of the lint Church at and Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, co- clergy, will represent the three : their gifts in the Narthex. Christ V^Titifti of Granted. S»*T Begins This Sunday ramson and Mrs. Joseph Levy, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Albert proceeds of their Halloween col- can. achieve or earn or merit the righteousness which saves him. Father" (The Lord's Prayer), by must be made at the church office Month program and will Friday." f bodies in this country who are lection. was introduced by Burl White. Ant Goldberg, secretary; and Mr. and We are made righteous by Jesus Christ through his death and MacGimseay. by Monday. V«nith r^mipunjnrt Sunday will Merchandise is being obtained members of the National Lutheran At 7 o'clock this evening the reader. . Mrs. Ben Minch, treasurer. ~ $nmner s resurrection. There is no such thing as our being good and thus At 9:80 a.m. the Rev. John E. to the '"Wherever ignorance has.giveu be observed • Sunday as Catholic Council. Hunn will lead the discussion at Men's League wilill hlhold a bbuffet e (R Albert G. - Dezso, pas- deserving God's promise' of forgiveness and' salvation. All our \ Lord, the Almighty/' - 17th cen- ptooe to knowledge, prejudice to yotmg people of Union County vtisctirooMornciAMi ,;..) . The Rev. Edwin Moll who is the Men's Bible Class on the topic/1 supper in the gymnasium. The tor will preach o»» the theme; Reformation good deeds are like filthy rags. The promise of God comes to all tury arrangementt by Davis. The tolerance, tyranny to justice, its receive Holy Communion in groups &?; • • serving the council in the, pro- "People of the Promise." speaker for the evening' will be a Senior Choir wOl stag "God Is Our "Why We Are Protestants." '""- motion of Lutheran. World Action men as'a free; gift, undeserved, unmerited. ..'...„ . : representative j>f/the Port of New '. On Sunday evening at 7 o'clock transforming power hi seen." the at parish churches. ANSWER TO "IT'S A FACT' 277 North Broad St. The Junior Fellowship will meet Refuge and our. Strength" by Luth- speaker said. will be the guest preacher. Luther- York Authority on the topic, "The the- Senior Westminster FellQw- The observance' will mark the ClmElisabethi . N. J. Sunday Slated This makes God the center of religious faith and not man. at the church at 7 o'clock and the er, arrangement by Lundquirt, at ~fhe most significant record of an churches* in Cartcret, Dun-; It is not man's search for God but God's constant effort in behalf worship service will be led by Administration and Operation of the 10:55 service.'Henry M. Board- thlp will meet and discuss the start of Catholic Youth Week- Tha dun Is Not Tn* Only Body That Can Caul* A Rautbow IN WESTFIELD ellen, Elizabeth, Highland Park, MB8. BARBARA HORAN the Port of New York." Christmas PageanCRuatell Mayers froth's transforming power is set The moon also causes rainbows, most often after showers on of man that is important. True evangelical religion stresses what Mickey Taliaferro and . George man . will be sololit at both serv- forth in the Holy Bible, she said. which continues through Novem- "Comer Broad and Elm" .'• Hillside, Linden. New . Brunswicjc, By Calvary will lead the worship service < nights when the moon is bright but not too high in the heavens. God has done for man. not what man must, do to deserve God's Abdo. Police Sgt. George Ward The Couples' Club will hold a ices, staging "Twenty-Third The Bible; is the product, she *W4T *. ber «. Its theme is "Youth—Our Plainfield, Rahway, Summit and Reformation Sunday will be ob- rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 9 The Junior Westminster. Fel- 1. "Nuggets of Knowledge"—Geo. W. Stimpson. OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS attention and good will. ' / '' will speak to the group on the Psalm" by Malotta. Both of the of a people who perceived the Hope." . Union will participate in the rally. served at Calvary Lutheran topic, "Junior High in Our Com-p.m. tomorrow and on Saturday anthems are based-oh hymn tunes lowship Will me«t On UnnM^y at The first such Reformation serv- How that message cries for a hearing again today, at a time Leadership power' et truth ana Church on Sunday at both services munity.- •-„ from tun. to 1 p.m. at 4 North which are closely associated with pjn. The Communicants' Claas employed it in their national ice washeld in St. Mark's Luther- of/worship. when men by "faith..hope and charity'" try to gain God's favor At the same hour the Rev. Mr.Union avenue. Persons having the Protestant Reformation, having will.meet at'4 pjn. in the church weH as i.peisosiu' Kfs^. an Church, Elizabeth, last year. (This date is the annual, recogni- for their own purposes. God is the answer to bad business, an Training Longaker will lead the Senior children's clothing to contribute. been used continuously to Protes- office on Tuesday, and the School This power ctf tmUi was to in- »•• Since 1946 Dr. Moll has been tion of the event in which Martin ulcerated stomach and jangled nerves. All that's necessary any- Fellowship in their second and are requested to call Mrs. William tant services sine© the 17th of Religion will meet at 7:30 pin. itiate through Moses one of the director of the^Near East Luther posted • his Ninetyrflve REV. EDWIN MOLXi more is to take your_trouble^ to God and everything will come final discussion on "Reopening our Boyd at 13 LaSalle avenue. century. •' . ' '.'• In the chapel on Tuesday. greatest advances ewe* made bar «OW B, NOVEMBER 8, 1955, TGZ Branch of • the.. Lutheran World ^fThesis-on-the-flloor-of-tîe-church "MrsTTJofis On Saturday cyeningvthe-Sett Wlfwllw WM> -tm at Wittenberg. Germany, in the out all right. He's become an all-powerful aspuin tablet to core Federation. In this work. Dr. Moll A Leadership Training School is charge of the .worship service. organist, will Usea»,%er eefectiom\ Westminster Fellowship will at- moral law m what have been called spent eight years in Jerusalem re- Elizabeth, and the Rev. Trygve R. year 1530,'and which signalled the all wordly, human ills. • • • . ''•'•: tend a Halloween' Party at the Skarsten, pastor of /Bethlehem planned in the Cranford Methodist The Young Adult Club of the Missionary "Medltatiop on a Rose Window" the Ten *^«m""?TMin»—»t» - claiming mission property and start of the Lutheran church and I guess the man whose business fails utterly, or the'woman by E. A. Hovdesven, "Ave Maria" Cranford Methodist Church. All Gale declared. 1 Lutheran Church, Elizabeth! of Protestantism. Church under the direction of church ~will meet at 7531) p.m. developing Lutheran mission and - who dies of cancer just didnt pray hard enough. If that isn't-the tllm strip entitled "Christian Sym- frdrh "OtiUp? by Verdi young people 14 yean or old** are The Ulrst Commandment, relief work in the Holy Land. Ho The sermon for the day by the Mrs. Barbara Horan, director of invited to attend. They will meet .answer to those who dont get what they want 014 of God, then bols" will be the program lor the Talks Ending tival Marche" by George shalt have no other gods before fee is highly ~ respected by Jews and Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, pastor, what is? • , . _. " Christian education. '• .• . • Final services in a week-iong at' the church and transportation me" (Exodus XX:S). is the basis will be entitled "Is There Need evening.. ' .; ' j • ' Handel. - Arabs alike, to whom he minis-' The point is that true religion never tries to flt God info man's It is hoped by the committee that missionary "convention will be will be provided. of tered freely in the niirne of Christ. ClassDiiiner fcr Renewal Today." Mrs. Marlin The executive board meeting of At 6:30 p.mr Sunday the Junior will. Man is fit into God's, by God's design and work. This makes in addition to those,who plan to the Woman's Association will be held this week-end in the Al- Circle 5 of the Women's .Guild mf lecturer. She said that Christ Recently Dr. Moll resigned from Sieg will sing .'-'Seek Not Unto liance Church. . High Fellowship will meet-for a will meet today at the home of no uetiauon .#_..^;;,,.,_... this work to make" a world-wide Speaker Told False Prophets" by Gruhn as the man heir to a much, more wonderful destiny than some sudden teach in the Sunday School there held in the choir room at 10 a.m. Halloween party. The leaders will. Group 7 of the Women's Asso- This evening at 7:45 Mrs. B.' Mrs. Walter Green, 1627 Haritan from the strict moral code c# the tour for the- Lutheran World Fed- Mrs. Charles Notson,- former solo at the 8:15 a.m. seryice\ The change in his wheel of fortune on earth. He is a son of, the King- will be a large group of parents of Howard Alexander, missionary in be Bonnie Kerzman and Jeanie road, Clark-Cranford. (Kew Testament, but iaterpRte it •"TbV : senior choir anthem at - the U ciation will meet at the home of " eratibn. This; tour—took - himmissionary to China and the Phil- dom. He is this completely because of what God has done for .him.. Sunday School''Children. Mrs.' Qentral China since 1905,""will The Intermediate High fellow- The choirs will rehearse tomor- in terms of the trartringi of Christ accomplished more for educa- o'clock service will be "Praise to Mrs. J. T. Weydemeyer, 22 LaSal- tion than any prior LeKislalUre through various countries of the ippines, will be guest speaker at Even bankruptcy and death cant take this away, from him. And Horan points out that in the home 'describe -conditions in China, as row at the following tunes: 4 Jesus..... p •' • ,._•.• the Lord" by Whitehead. le avenue, at I o'clock .Tuesday ship will hold a scavenger Near East and Europe, Australia, the annual banquet of the Bithia; it's all because God loves him. in spite of bis sin. This still remains parents are constantly teaching the. Vesult of enemy bombs. Also starting at 7 P™. Sunday. —Junior; 4:45 pjn.-—Westminster |n stlupuit of this ' in the history of New 'Jersey.- New Zealand, .New Guinea, Cey- Class of the Alliance Church Sun- Sunday school convenes at 9:30 afternoon. Mrs. E. B. Hunn will be scheduled to address the conven- and 8 pjn.—Senior Choir. Gale quoted the 1 .the Reformation message, especially 438 years later. by action as well as words. It is the leader. The Senior High Fellowship win Bills passed by the 19*5 UKI»- lon, India and Indonesia. / day School, to be held at the Man- "a.m. The nursery, held during the tion tonight is Mrs. B. C. Gibson attend a Leadership Training Ses- from "Science and Health with ACROSS THE NATION: Highest family income her belief that'the'courses will be The following groups- of. the lature will rank New Jersey at A native of Australia, Dr. Moll sard Inn, Plainfield, Tuesday eve- 11 o'clock service, will be in charge of Israel.' '.. • • sion in Somerville. Every man who is high up likes Key to the Seripnttes~ by Mary of Mrs. Hazel Crawford and' Mrs. helpful to .all who are concerned Woman's Association, will meet at and take-home pay. Highest employment, the top of the 48 slate* in bene* " came to the United States prior to ning. Mrs.-John, Schuhmann,'class The Rev.. C. E. Travis of Viet On Tuesday at 10:30 ajn. the to think that he has done it Baker Eddy, the discoverer and fits for the unemployed worker. World War I to study theology. He president,' will act. as mistress of Erna Zingler. : with the Christian education of 1 p.m. Wednesday: Group 1, led byNam, Indo-China, will deliver his ladies will meet to make cancer and the wife smiles' founder of Christian Science, (p. lowest unemployment. Honesty in govern- World Community Service '"' • ' ' , . ' ' _ j J •made America his new home, be- ceremonies. i Starting on Monday, the entire their children. . - Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert, at the home final message tomorrow night In-, dressings. At 1:3Q pjn, Tuesday lets it go at that— Sir Jarae* week has been set aside for the of Mrs, W. Miller, 7 Berkeley The LeKislature turned' dowa l came a citizen of the United States Arrangements for the affair have The sessions will begin today at terned by. the . Japanese " during the executive committee of the M. Barrle -"". _ • \ •'•';;•'••;. ••-'• •'.-.•• • ••• - ;--\- •••"•' KENNETH C HAND. II oppositioo requests to levy $89 and served' American congrega- been made by Mrs. Wilson Dacus, annual Stewardship Emphasis, Set for November 4 at Temple 7:30 p.m. and continue for six place; group 2, led by Miss Helen World War II, VSx. Travis will Woman's Society of Christian; under the direction of the Steward- VCcstfield. Graduate of Rutstert million in new taxes. No sales tions for over 20 years, Mrs. John Haviland' and Mrs A. World Community Day, sponsored by the Cranford Council of consecutive . weeks (excluding Plummer, at the home of Mrs. speak, concerning the latest crisis Service will meet in the library of ship Committee with Frank Biri- J. A. Plummer, 420 Riverside Univctilty; veteran; assembly or personal income tax in New m He also made himself at home S. Martino. Teacher_ of the class Church Women, will be held on November 4 at 1 pjna Jit Temple Thanksgiving). The > two courses facing Indo-China. the Educational Building. The IN THE STATE: Progressive legislation foi Jersey.. - . '. . : \ '•• bauer of Cranford as chairman. drive; Group 3, led by Mrs. Fred Commission on Education will man five years; assistant prose- and Won whole-hearted affection is Mrs. George A. Aitcheson, wife Beth-El. The theme this year will be "Give Us This Day Our Daily to be given will be: The highlight of the Convention mtor three years; Mate senator in the Holy Land, which he first On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Mayer, at the home of Mrs. L. J. will be the receiving of the an- meet in the evening at 8 o'clock labor, school aid, veterans. , Raised unem- Legislature established active of the pastor. and next Sunday evenings, the ."What Is Christian Education?" cij»ht year*; chairman joint saw as.-an officer of the Australian Monthly meeting oY^the elders Bread.' (This will _delye into the funda- Stone, 129 . Makatom drive; nual missionary pledge. It is hoped in the Educational Building. and important Juvenile Delio- plans and program of the congre- Each church representative will bring contributions of clothing lEIK-EII v- ployment benefits. Prevented new taxos \ ipropriadoni committee 1954; Imperial Forces during World Group 4, led by Mrs. E. F. Morley, that last year's pledge of.$20,000 The choirs will meet in the quenev Study Commission. Bans ' will be held in the church at 8 gation for the coming year will be mentals of Christian education)* VatchdoR" of New Jersey War I, and to which he returned from, then* church to the temple at the home of Mrs. Fred W. Bal- w}H be equaled. . sanctuary as usual today, the 1 "'.tie-in"'sales of undesirable p.m. Monday. At 7:30 the same presented to the congregation. This "The Bible and Christian Edu- iienditures; work* lor sourt after World War II as the repre- night the Colonist group of Pio- refugee families overseas. The cation." (This will deal with the sam, 23 Oak lane, and Group 5, Officiating' at the receiving ot Young People's Choir at 7 pan. literature. • • •'. .• , emphasis will conclude with Loy- Vote Republican*-Vote Row B, . . and low taxes. . '. sentative of the National Lutheran neer Girls will .convene under alty Sunday on November 20. following items ate needed: Social Welfare relation of the Bible to Christian led by Mrs. j. H. Bucknam, at the the pledge at the, 11 o'clock serv- and the Senior Choir an hour Council's Commission on Younger leadership of Miss Gloria Massa. those who will participate in, theClothes for boys 16 years of age education and will discuss the usehome of Mrs. H- R. Story. 114 ice Sunday morning will be the later. ' \~ ~ ••'. Churches and Orphaned Missions .' There will be a .meeting of the and over; men's clothing, especial- of Biblical themes as they, can beRetford avenue. Rev. T: Robert Moseley, missionary The Uoy'Scouts'of Txoop'W "will All Republican Board of Fred* stewardship program Include Mr. Role of Church THUBSDAY, FRIDAY, SATIJBDAY ONLY | . loldcrs; One of his first tasks In the Pilgrim group, of Pioneer Girls at Biribauer, William Davidson. ly suits and overcoats; yardage of applied. |n Christian education In Group 6, led by M/s. Howard j to, Indo-China and at present a meet in the auditorium of the Holy - Land was to support and 7 p:m. Tuesday. Their leader is George Fresse, H. V. D. Pullen and denim and- sheeting for refugee Conference Topic various age groups.. R. Best, will meet at 1:30 p.m. member of the faculty of the Educational Building at % pJn. Soundly operates f 2 million dol« supervise Arab Lutheran congre- Mrs. Furmnn King. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Missionary' Trailing Institute'-.at : Mrs. Barbara Horan .will con- lax per year welfare program. Mrs, Clarence Hausmann. mothers to make into work clothes The Rev. Frank V. H. Carthy, Although enrollment is accepted gations cut off from their mother The Women's Missionary Prayer for thier husbands' and sons, and for either course individually, it C. E. Roos, 405 North Union avey Nyack, N. Y. Born of missionary > duct the first session ot the loader- Is responsible, (or financing of churches in Germany and scatter- Band will meet in the: home of Tonight at 7:30 Boy Scout Troop rector of Trinity Church, will leave The fall communicants' class for. parents, Mr. Moseley was educated ship Training School at 7:30 p.15. Union County park system, oofl 84 will assemble in the Fellow- children's clothes. is recommended that for a rounded during World War II. The Mrs. L. A. Conover. 10 Retford , RabbJ Philip Brand #01 deliver this week-end to attend the Na- ed program, both courses be taken, young people 14 years of • age in China. ' -< toddy in the chapel of the Educa- of the best in New Jersey. churches suffered severely and theavenue, at 10 a.m. Wednesday. ship Hall and the senior choir will or over will be held in the choir Dr. George A. Aitcheson, pastor, tional Building. rehearse at 8 o'clock* The Brother- the invocation and speak on the tional. Conference'on the Churches Mrs. Horan said; • Rag.$I50Valuo pastors were forced to eke out a Prayer meeting will be conducted theme- Cantor Nathan Parnass and Social Welfare meeting next room at 3:15 pjn. Wednesday. announces that all services arc On.Saturday evening from 5:30 'The Union County tax rate in hood will conduct a paper drive on open to the public. to 8 pjn.. the Methodist Men will , N* Denrery a|TW» Mee . 19)V.is the lowest county tax Hying as school teachers. Under by Dr. Aitcheson at 8, p.m.. Wed- will chant selected Hebraic mel- week in Cleveland, These meetings are being held in Saturday morning. The committee Mission Sunday preparation for'uniting'with the hold a family spaghetti rate. in' New Jersey. the leadership of Dr. Moll, the nesday. has requested that where possible odies. Aware that the churches must Jerusalem Arab Lutheran con- x church at the Christinas Eve serv- Woman is like the reed which There will be cartoon movies for .V . . . papers be brought to the church The president of the Cranford meet changing needs in changing Observance Held bends to every breeze, but breaks the children while their parents ire- Per capita operating .' cost tor gregation' grew to • become, the and left oh the porch of the church Council. Mrs. C. C. Hale, will times, the National Council of the ice. Presbyterian Men At masses Sunday, Cranford Church Family Night, will be I not in the tempest -*-, Richard lax over coffee. . • Unioo County in 1954 was lower largest Protestant church in to- house securely tied. If papers-are speak on the significance of World Churches of Christ in America has area churches of the Newark Arch- Schedule Workshop held at 7 pjn. Wednesday. Whately At 6:46 pjn. Saturday the mem' than for all New Jersey* counties, day's Hashemi te Kingdom of Jor- to be picked up contact Arlin Community -Day and will accept convened this meeting for 2,000 diocese enrolled members in the dan. Similarly thriving Lutheran Elizabeth Presbytery Chapters of bers of the Junior High Fellow- Schulz of Manor avenue or Ivan the contributions of clothing from clergy and professional social Society for the Propagation of the ship will meet at the Educational congregations were developed in the National Council of Presbyter- the various churches. workers in order to discuss trends Nylen of Mohawk drive. Faith in observance of Mission J Building in preparation for. their TeL WE 2^650 Tb« } Republican candiJatei for Bethelehem and Beit Jala. The ian Men will sponsor an all-day The program is under the chair- and problems related to the role TOO KAV warn COMTOBT. •ArrmsM •a* •*• WA.Y '*b v«AlH ' Junior and senior catechetcal Sunday. . evening of collecting money tor the Board of Cbostn Ffttboldert Arab congregations organized con- workshop on Saturday for 300 manship of Mrs. Kurt Metzger. of the churches in 'the" area of Mttestes to ••«• •» classes will meet Saturday morn- The society is the principal mis- UNICEF (United Nations Inter- 250 Springfield Ave. pledge ibemielves to (ontimuint firmation classes, youth organi- representatives - of 45 chapters at ing at 9 and 11 a.m. respectively. Temple Beth-El Sisterhood pro- social welfare in these days of sion-aid organization for the the Presbyterian Church in West- national Children's Emergency the type of county government zations, ladles aid societies, choirs The Music Appreciation class will gram representative to the Cran- rapid social change. Catholic Church. Mission Sunday fleld. Fund). They will visit the homes lb*l ku been noted for h$ out- and othtr activities like the meet at 10 a.m. and the,- Junior ford Council of Church Women. ' The local rector is one of 90 was observed throughout the •te. WMBW Dr. Louis H. Evans, minister at Episcopal delegates chosen by the standing efficiency tad economy churches in the United States. choir at 11 a.m. . %> • Mrs.' Svend Ernst is chairman of world. • SU. WKCA in tpendint each Ux dollar. The special music.for this >.oc- large of the Presbyterian Board of the program committee.. Most Rev; Henry Knox Sherrill, All churches in the Newark SU. WOB < 91* ka> — National Missions, will be the On Tuesday, the Cancer. Sewing DD» presiding bishop, to represent casion will be offered by the 64- Unit will meet from 10 a.m. to Archdiocese participated includ- Ma. WQUI (UN ka> — Uk. U* Sufer iMk ltV-lli«S a. a. vbice choir of Upsala College, East luncheon speaker. His topic -will this church in Cleveland. it»m hut _ t«t IUM» IHI M*. _, fliM *. m. be "The Priesthood of the Laity." 4 p.m.'All ladies of the church are ing: St. Michael's Church, Cran- Orange, under the direction of Father Carthy is vice-president Steltos WOB-TV. CtuHl t. N.T.C. Bvairy SaMay Mi4S T.U. «. I. VAMDOB&T, It . Four panel discussions will be invited. Dessert and coffee will be Halloween Party ford; St. Theresa's Church, Kenil- CMuni». CUM, fUMBKI P. BWYB, « 6. C THOMAS, 51 Miss Gladys Grindeland. The served at noon. of the Youth Consultation' Service worth; the Church of St. Anne, held on "Organizing the Full Man- GfadHStt of Sumnlt, Graduate of Ptas- Polls Open Church, will be the organist for open, through the.last Sunday in a member of the Division of .Chris- eran; experienced assemblyman; originated "Open House'.'. on" r-)unty Trust Co.; assemblyman Projects," arid "Spiritual Growth Young people of Trinity Church Tldeaad the Rhrer blyman 1954-55; Member of the service. October. Anyone desiring to be- tian Social Relations of the New member'of labor and industrial legislation in her borne; spot.- :' ince 1944; majority leader, 1950 Through the NCPM." are. planning a Halloween party Jersey Diocese.' v'"' v At New Orleans, the periodic rlM u 7a.m.to 8 p.m. „ Other participating clergy are: come a, part should contact any and fall of the tide varies with the relations committee; worked for sored teacher benefits and ait- ml 1953; speaker. 1950, 1953. Meredith S. Conley of Cranford choir member, Mrs.- Marlin Sieg for Sunday at 7 p.m. Following Dr. Lenard W. Mayo, head of pofaric safety, oVfense «n*4; streamlined legislative of Bartholomew Lutheran Church, of Retford .avenue, of, the church devotions a program' of games and the famed Mayo Clinic in Minn- . /cuyC' affairs committee of m< cedures; worked 'or veterans For Information bytery Chapter. esota, is chairman of the National ing about-10 inches at low rivet fur icHoo.'s. , . bar *een#Re drinUug. • - office. *" ' ' recreation will be enjoyed under •tag* ml tero •* high river stag* V up to $10,000 " &,:4 aid for school' The Church Council will meet the .leadership of George Peer and Conference. Call EL. 3-5000 next Thursday at 8 p.m. George Hawkins. Pat Boyette and Kenneth Eric Noelker was bap- Marjorie Johnston, will assist with tized in the church on October 16. County Bootd of CJuUe* 4**Jiotde>U He is the son of Mr. and Mrs- the arrangements. - CRANFORD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Harold E. Noelker of Greensburg, A vestrymen team will visit the Pa., 3:15 and 11:00 a.m. services Sun- KNOT THE day to discuss the rhallcngr of CHBKIXflLN SCIENCB stewardship In the forthcoming ONLY BODY THAT CAN CAUSE CHUKCB SERVICES Every Member Canvass.. During . The way to overcome sin — its the 11 a.m. service, the Rev. Car- A RAINBOW causes as. well as its effects — roll M. Bates, assistant to the through the understanding of God rector, will preach on the topic: "The .Central Paradox of the will be brought out at Christian : Science services this Sunday, Christian Religion." ' r Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon A breakfast business meeting of "Everlasting Punishment" is the the Altar Guild will be held fol- Golden Text from Ezekiel (18:23): lowing corporate communion - of "Have I any pleasure at all that the members to be held at the 9 Save on fuel with easyto-install Thinking M BUILDING, iUYlNC mr REFINANCING the wicked should die? saith-the a.m. service today. At 8 o'clock j Lord God: and not that he should tonight the regular meeting of the YOUR HOME - Come In and Consult U» return from his ways, and live?" Churchmen's Brotherhood will Selections to be read . from feature the election of officers. "Science and Health with Key to Holy Eucharist will be celebrat- the Scriptures" by Mary Baker ed at 7:15 and 9 a.m. tomorrow ... W+ Have Plenty of Eddy will Include the following: in commemoration of the Feast "Divine Love corrects and governs of Sts. Simon and Jude. Apostles. man:.... Every supposed pleasure in sin will furnish more than its Educate, a boy and you educate 200 STORM SASHES Mortgage Money Available t, P. MATFIILD, U JOHN VttVfcBtftA, W ^ F. P. ANOOUM. 1M an individual; educate a girl and' r. L IffltnjEMms, 71 equivalent of pain, until belief in Member of Summit Faowood. LJfelonji resident ot •'lainfield.- -For expired term of Cranford. for uocxptred term material life and sin is destroyed" you educate a family. — John| odd sins Union. Resides* of Union 37 Crumpton Hardy You will find this the place to gtt'th* right insur- Off CipMnil dnht yt*r»; former years; member of governing Union County; graduate of Wn- two years; former councilman; of one year; mayor of Cranford (6:3 only. 12-14). 1 liucc years; with Equitable life Scriptural - readings from the ON SALE AT wwinja oommincc; body since I93O and mayor ' 18 leyan University; business man; mayor 1947. 1948; retired 19V> King James Version of the Bible ance program. Wa'll help you make certain both CRANFORD SAVING* ua LOAN ASSOOATON êars; member of various serv- 2oog finance experience; mayor from J. P. .Stevens & Co.; e«|>c- Assurance Sodcty of New York 2i years; businessman; adminis- include the following . (Psalms Mutual ice, fraternal, civic, welfare, M Faowood; councilman seven rieoted administrator; served your home and business are properly protected. patriotic, afw^ church organize- trator; director of Cranford Red 37:27): "Depart from evil and do 1 Company; diair- years; member of executive ' ovcrieas. U. S. Army. World 50%0FF«Sr tions; chairman of staie-county- CTOM campaign: chairman of gcod; and dwell for evermore." HOW 3 NORTH AVENUE/ EAST .brid««. board of New Jersey Stale Cv'atj I and II; chairman of free- niimifinal atfaira 40tmmittoG of freeholders' industrial and coun- wfi League of Municipalities. I oJ-lcr*' purchasing co&uniitee. us letter never can..: CHRISTIAN board. ty planning committees. FAST C1D1CI OF CHUST. 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Elizabeth Collins has" for Van Fifth Amendment Intent White^ Studenf Council represent- Many children brought in leaves Grade 4 Gogh is displayed in her several Open House in Westfield Activities of Pupils in Many Fields WMC Meeting A discussion of the intents of ative. , which wete shown and identified. 1 bravely and heavily painted, can- The "Tiri-County Wilson Club Many interesting exhibits have Praised for Range of Styles Readings by members • of the the Fifth Amendment of the Con- WALNUT AVENUE. SCHOOL Some of ttie leaves were waxed been contributed to the sci,v,i vases. Unmistakably a lover of will.hold an open house-for pros- \ Grades Kathleen McAteer brought in :"•. .. "•• Graie I and displayed: in the room. A By VALEHfe VICTOEIA ENGLISH V literature committee highlighted a stitution was held last Thursday Flower Show Award table in Mrs. Mary Lenz's fourth birds, Michael Sikora conscien- meeting yesterday of the Wednes- as the International Relations Club pective students of Wilson Col-- The children in Mrs. Natalie some colored leaves. Rosemary MiM Charlotte LaufeVs second large picture was made of a tree Exposed to thie sun's rairs and cooled by the brisk autumn winds grade room. The collection con- ,hb Cranford Creative Art Group's colorful array of paintings, exhib- tiously captures decorative rendi- day Morning Club at the' Crnn- of Union Junior College held its Won l>y Mrs. Wismer lege on Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. Casal^'s class are studying about Gcncarelli brought acorns, and grade class Is learning science with its many colored leaves as sists of unusual .shells, rocks, un ited on a picket fence in the heart of Crarttord's business section last tions of his two feathered friends tord Public Library. . first meeting of the year. „ 'at; the Westfield YWCA. , Switzerland/'' They are making Holly Martens brought in a pump lessons« through contributions a group project. oak apple, parasitic growth. f . on a branch-' in .his pastel-like.1 Mrs.- Raymond P. Wismer' of os Saturday, offered considerable visual pleasure to the great number of Mrs. Elliott Moody delivered an Robert W. Bosie was selected A representative from" the ad- chalets and various Swiss scenes. kin. • brought in, by the children. A slls, part of a bee hive conuun- onlookers and art enthusiasts. paintings. . -'j[ i 193 Arbor street won first place in • SHERMAN SCHOOL original essay, "Literature of Es,- as temporary- t>resident-and-Bruce- i missions ortice of the college will £—-The- following madfr flour and salt —J"hn M<»in»r' ftTBTiV'd water- variety of—sea shellifiw. Grade 3 ••• . . ' ing eggs and larvae^ spi'(nnuis Although most^ of the entries Since painting is the most diffi IHe"™Money in the Bank" category j discuss entrance requirements~ana" njaps of Switzerland; Landa Wood, melon seeds In his garden, this «ape." Mrs. Moody traced the Rhacsa was named' Student Coun- by Charlehe Cobleigh, Dean Mrs. Rose Miirie Heufter's thffff •of-drif twood-aridrsea—weed; ;iTui "\tvre~conservatlye^n—character,- -offering a frt»arkle~ cult-of—visual- arts,—all who hi Bt-of-the-mystery-story- at a flower shoxq and Horticulture | show slides of campus scenes and Robert Cushmeyer, PaU Roecher, year and he brought a good size a spider crab. •• cil-representative- cott, and Janet Lawrence. Linda grade class'isûdying about South pnrticularly of interest was the re- given of themselves, | thus'"' creat- from ancient Egyptian and Biblical student'actTvitres- AnyTrigh schooT Cathy Sinclair, Peter Tinnesz, watermelon to show the class. of color which delights the eye. At a meeting, of , the Literary display of rare and exotic plants Widsrkehr donated a goldfish and America. The children are learn- The exhibitors were Murybeih arjkable range of styles and the ing this bit of grandeur on the tri- times to the. present. girl interested in attending may Richard Radis. Carol Croe, Louis Richard Zurinski brought in m Pictqrially poetic and sensitive Club last Week, Dr. Kenneth C. sponsored by the Seamen's Bank _ ' "'Grade Two . ' ing about the country and the-way Lang. Warren Rogers, Phyllis gL.r_ distinctive individualistic approach angle, ' enriched Cranford's ever. Mrs. Harold Haagenson review- MacKay, president and dean, re- contact Mrs. Elliot Hume. 6 Fiske Rothbard,, Linda Ross. Bruce Bald- guppie. * • * •*.«. effects were achieved by Arlene R. for Savings, New York City. The second grade has. been' in- the people live, as compared . to ina, Ronald Nakashima. Nicholas growing- cultural interest in the ed "My Several Worlds" by Pearl lated the inherent weaknesses in terrace. •••• ' : •' * win. Edward Karnqut. Slainc Patty Mineur Is growing a sweet employed by the many amateur Woodward in her four watercol- This class called for a compo- terested in studying the com- the way they themselves live-and Prato, David Patterson ami i{i,.|,". wprk of artists. . • ' Buck. Mrs. E. J. Dills read original nominating U. S: vice-presidential Cnancer, Ethpl Gottlieb. Donald potato plant m the. classroom. ;md professional artists who dis- ors. New techniques and an ab- munity. A trip to the post office play, Helen deBrigard has brought ard Johnston. poems, Mrs. Chandlee Hickok read candidates. • • - sition with an antique coin bank Jackson, William Raftcry. Nancy Flowers arc still being brought in played their works. stract point of view is revealed in ~EUb*r. is planned in order to have the Audrey Root's "City Smog," while a true story "from the limited The Literary Club elected the as an accessory. Mrs. Wistner-is-a •Qi" is used with "either," "nut* Becker, James Battaglini, Albert by Dolores jDeQroat, Margaret ConVeying his own emotional B'nai B'rilh Delegates: students see some of the "com* another painting depicts archi- Americana edition of "A Frontier following officers: Miss Emily number of the Garden Club of u used with "neither.* Elthtr r«i Caruso and Bonnie Breaks. Laughlin, Kathleen Knowlson,' response to landscapes and sea- munity helpers" at work. tectural themes ' of vari-golor. To Visit Foundation Army Surgeon" by Dr. Bernard Sharkey, president; Miss Alice Cranford. ' ' neither red oor blua. Grade 4 David Peer, Elizabeth Jacobs, and -apes Herbert Wylie's "Whis-- In relation with the spooky George Kamp's impending storm Mrs. Sam Bernstein and Mrs; Byrne, at one time a resident of The children of Anthony Cieri's Peggy Brennan. Autumn leaves frees" and "Point Pleas- Cranford. Mrs. P. Eugene Snyder season approaching, a big witch meticulously, executed, ex- and varied moods of the sea is sug- Bertram Rudoy will be delegates fourth grade have been studying is riding her broomstick in the have been gathered by Marilyn iint," gested in his ^stirring "Seascape." concluded the program with se- about Australia- Hona Rizzo, Bar- Johansen. ' \ ', p the powers of paint in a from' Kadimah Chapter, . B'îai lections from her own scrapbook. back of the room. She-was made thought-evoking mood. A flirta- An outstanding watereolor, "Morn- bara Aron. Lois Rothbard, Mar- : •'•'••'• • N. ' ••'•.•' •'.',• —Photo by Harry Page B'rith, for the annual prilgrimage Mrs. J. F. Burnash, president, by Michael KroL Douglas Nord- , Grade 4 ., . tion with surrealism seemed to ing Mist," by Dorrette Harris, is nonajas lene Pelicano and George Huff, in strom, James Williams, Joan Dun- The pupils in Mrs. Elmyra Shu- Officers of the newly-formed Safety Patrol at St. Michael's School are shown after in- fastidiously painted and* portrays to the Hillel Foundation of Rutgers will hold an executive board connection with this unit, are vestiture ceremony conducted at the school last-Wednesday bv the Rev. William B Donnelly, have inspired Carl Burger in his meeting, at her home tomorrow, lop, Barbara Mitchell, Mark Vo- gart's fourth grade class have been a-landscape as seen in the early University, New Brunswick, on With Glee dub BEST BUY FROM DEALER TO YOU! pastor of St Michael's Church; Capt. Lester W.Powell of the Cranfprd Police Department, and most imaginative painting "Birds completing a colorful mural show- gel, and Richard Meier. dawrn.- Moving ahd colorful was vrhich will be, followed by a work- : studying "New. Jersey: Past and Stewart Mead, educational consultant of the Automobile Association of New Jersey, for- the arc Waiting." This was one of the Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Refreshments ing the people' and .strange -ani- Interest was shown by many of Present," in their social studies S3 members of the patrol. Left to right in the picture are: Father Donnelly. Lt. Richard Bou- Kitty' Dunham's "New York Har- in Westfield shop for committee members at mals that arc found in Australia. most unusual and striking of can- bor." Mabel Bucher's still-life will be served and the Hillel Choir ; 3 p.m. •„ ' '' , -.',.' the pupils in a recent discussion class. The following pupils have tlsh, Capt. .John Petrozelli, Lt. Joseph Truncate. Mr. Mead and Capt. Powell. vases. . , Dooglas. son of Mr. That's right! So many people wanted a Elaine Rispoli, Sharon Kosick. about the earth's rotation and sea- given special reports:' Kathleen dominates over her two. landscape will sing. . • and/ Mrs. Vernon A. Douglas, off Mrs. William H. Lang, chairman Vera Martz demonstrates the of the drama committee, announc- Maureen 'Kuhar and Susan :Kra- sonal changes. - Higgins, "New Jersey in the Early entries. ' , • T^he Hillel foundation was es- 3 w. Lincoln avenue." a- sophomore special deal and the lowest price pdssible for tige have prepared a short drama- chosen as "class helpers." They, ^conard, Lorraine Boyle, and Jill School Student Council for 1955-, flexibility of the palette knife in ed a meeting of the committee was Days,"; Jay Guinther, Edward tablished by ti*e B'nai B'rith or- at\ Purdue University, is a nan* tization called. 'The Golden Grade Three are: Barry MacKay, Michael Kael- Ziegler. Wayne Huckel also gave her excellent and richly painted there were paintings covering held at her home yesterday, the finest three-(r*ack storm window that I Harris, Clay Beall, and Dudley 56 were! introduced to the student of the Purdue University Glee Goose," that they will present to The children of Mrs. Joan Mel- berer, Larry Nelson, Kim Mayer, a report on the windmills of Hol- Sinvas depicting laurel branches impressive . autumn scenes -dis- ganization and is supported by it Mrs. Charles Redden, chairman Chase, "Railroads in New Jersey"; body in assembly last Wednesday. in a blue vase. An arresting por- played by Dolores Sloat and Doro- which trill present a concert put the pressure on my contact and got 'em.', the-rlas£"Voom are looking for about China which, vêre mimeo— O'Reilly. "Mary Jane McConnell pearance Vn the Ed Sullivan Show an invitation to those interested Jersey"; Nancy Jacobs, "Rivers in grade class has started its social brought two turtles to the class signs of fall. Elizabth Knox and' graphed and distributed to the and put them: In the terrarium. led the induction exercises for the over CBS\el«Jvisian on November in the work of the citizenship com- got 'em and I'm willing to have a quick turn- Jersey"; *Susan Kolbe and studies unit on Indians. The chil- 1 other children! Covers were mad* Robert' Pavies is in charge pf feed- 13 will marie the culmination of a mittee to contact her. Carole' Collins, ''Keeping the dren brought in a variety of things following members: Bonnie. Ross, over with a .'small'profit. I don't know how for these reports and they will tie ing the classroom pets. ; two-week toor in which perform- Mrs. Burnash announced '.'Col- Ocean Safe";. John Peterson, "The to show. Douglas Miller has a tom- v George Slocum, Susan Dudley. m displayed on the bulletin board Gretchen Hansel,' James Kervick, ances will have' been given - in lege Day" will be held for the 17th long I can get'em. LEARN TO PLAY Life of Edison"; Kathleen Plum- tom on exhibit. Mark Haviland ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Chicago. White Sulnher Springs. year at Douglass' College, on Sat- It with other Chinese pictures and Dprothy Johnson, Mary Grant, mer, "Playgrounds in New Jer- has. brought two totem poles, ,a Safety Activities COME TO THE FALL FUN FESTIVAL W. Va., Miami. New Jersey and urday. ; ACCORDION ! stories. Mrs. Alva Grieco, art Patricia Bauer, pouglas Garber, sey"; Joyce Rich and Patricia Cal- Hopi Indian doll, and a book on Last year the safety patrol, of, New York.. Mrs. Burnash and Mrs. Culin. at- ....'•. So I suggest you conle over to see me as teacher, donated Chinese carvings, lahah, "Parks in New Jersey Thomas"• pathout Michael Stanton, Equipped with donated Indians. Patricia Wages has' a Roosevelt iSchool purchased the ALONG THE JERSEY SHORE The concert is being sponsored tended th'e fall conference of the •Civ jl^dâ^jj^gnjan^/yjlmembers were • Cutatfoel cosU up to 60%! sobri; as possible or call to. see theriHn your pUy melodies from -at 1 1 ftia —„ —• the FU1 >unFMUWU'I by the Purtfue University Altimn! Fifth District of the New: Jersey Beginner'* wv&r&lon farntah«4 newspaper and Chinese coins. v on the exhibit table, amidst a paper enrolled in ' th*e \^ft" ôok''^ oi" Club, of Northern NCTF Jersey of Jersey"; James o Baldwin, "Com- at Play" with the money given by uu wo .u»} ™Jilr» Federation df Women's' Clubs at own Home. Modest leason fee*. CLEVELAND SCHOOL" mbif Salt Water Fish in New Jerr Plains Indian village which has the Roosevelt-SchootP.TVA. This Roosevelt School. '' fthkmabta resorts oBerint specUL low: oS •••: -rates. _ • Warmt every room evenly, quickly! Kindergarten ' sey**; Margaret Gamble, "Airfields been set up. • year as part of the safety drive in Patricia Bauer mlade.'a plea for Cranford. Church. Union, last week. HO MONEY x Plus free parties, hay rldean>ln . bom dancca. moonlight? %• in New Jersey"; Judy Kutsera, The class also has new "Moni- Roosevelt School, - many classes children^ share their Halloween cruises, (oU. t^****i **n c and tisblng. all tn the • Clean—drapes, rugs, paint stay Check With me before you buy anywhere. 36 Months To Pay The children In Mrs. Jeanne new longer! • Saunder*s morning class are in- "Large Cities in New Jersey"; and tors of the Month." The marshal is have been shown this strip by candy VwitH^-less fortunate boys waroitib of ywîiaw 8umi&er. • JBaJoj a weekend or vacation — tt's an eaty to reach the I'll meet and beat any deaiVhiether you want David Miller, "Historical Places in Michael Ljzanich; the messenger, their teachers. Captain Lester and girls."' 1 terested in activities for Hallo- v pleasure way — the, Gamn State Parkway —• the lateBt New Jersey." , ' • • >Adrienne Ulge. Other helpers are Powell of ^fie Cranford Police ween. The following children are First G , hlchway to the Country, and the most beautiful. .. ' a two-track or threerirack.. See me — you'll 30% OFF LIST making Jack o'Lanterns. black , LINCOLN 8CHOOL Joyce Glpson, Gerald Luberecki. 'orce visited Roosevelt School rc^ ••' Wat details, write .the Chamber of Commerce at your & INC. cats, masks, and "trick or, treat" ['/ Kindergarten ' ••• Linda Harcketts, and Thomas cently and many classes prepared ' The children in filrs. Vivian favortte teeort, or visit your travel agent For mapt and, . never regret it. I have a low overhead plant. ,' •.. •" -ôn—'•• • .. .- Bentson, • <^ for his talk on Safety by review^ Pfeil's first grade have been study- \ tuide* of Parkway, write Public Relations Office, aarden bags; John Bitz, Terence Devine, Miss Ethel - Hannon's mprnlng \ State Parkway, 13 Broad Street. Red Bask. N. J. JALOUSIE WINDOWS Nicholas Dlakon,', Warren Dohn, : ing safety rules, -v ; ing , the home in social stiulies. kindergarten class is as busy as Grade Three They made, a wall mural of a LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Must be Winter Installation Gary Jacobs; Wallace O'Brien. 'Jack Frost" coloring' leaves. Co the Phasare Way-the Ganka State Partway — ENEOLL NOW AT Miss Margaret Corcoran's third . Stadent Council street on which they, placed. their PATIOS - CtJRBIMOS Gerald Piserchia. George San- Under the direction of the' teach- grade Is studying about Holland., \ The New Jersey Highway Authority Household Goods Exclusively STANLEY 0G0NOWSKI ford, Ronald Smith. Alan Sta- The.members of the Roosevelt homes. The children alsA ,bro*ught PORCHES BQILT IS! er,, the children are busily en- An exhibit of wooden shoes, pic- \ WROUGHT 1ROH RAIUMGS chlw, Robert Warrington. Greg- gaged in making a mural showing tures, paper4* tulips, and' other ory Wert, Beverly Amiss, J1U the various signs of autumn they Dutch articles has been set up in Storage Shipping, MUSIC CENTER Busch, Candace Carmella, Dol- have noticed. ' the classroom, Priscilla Havlland, ores Ellam, Mary Ellen Hill, Kar- Among the childen celebrating Jane Bush, Ulysses Phillips, Wal- t EASTMAN STREET en Katelus, Carol Ann Kelmig, birthdays this month are: Celeste ter Gonitski, and Cynthia Mao Packing CKANTOBD .V Maureen Lawless, Sandra Law- Haselrig, Deborah Upton, Nancy Kay have contributed to the ex- BROS. rence, Jill Pchdry, Elizabeth Rob- UNITED S. SILVER DOOR CO. 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_ v' • •... v • •• i .•• :.•••:X:•• •. ISM Chrys- Kaufman Says Golden Age Club In discuBsibn of "The Windsor," •} •".•!-• mobiles presents B completely te- ler, featuring such innovations «J" in a talk at the next luncheon the current House-of-the-Month, meeting of the Newcomers Club, k<* on '"Historic Eliz-, of Chrysler Corporation's For- iat^.trPark-â venue— last ient, functional arrangement. Thehome, 11 Brookdale road last dent of General Motors and gen- •Labot h ,-^-N.—J—i^—llen.rf'spntntive ward Look is accentuated still fur- week. Mrs. Randolph Amiss serv- SENAtOR night, Allen Kaufman; Democratic i City of the Atlantic."Seaboard^ at exterior, what some architects trJl manager of the Cadillac candidate fcr the State Assembly, ther in the. 1936 Chrysler- lines by ed as'co-hostess. • Moior Car Division. • 'he .meeting of .tht- Golden , ARe^ the use of coaapJetelS- original call the "cosmetics" of the house, called for positive legislation to Club on Tuesday afternoon / at flight-swept rear! fenders," said E. usually follows naturally. In the KENNETH C. ' .-While'consistent ^with Cadillac's combat juvenile delinquency. Trinity Church. •/ _: -. M; Braden. general sales, manag- Windsor the floor plan suggests a Feeding Problems progressive styling continuity, Mr. Kaufman, who is.'a professor Hi- -showed pictures of sitgs, er, Chrysler Division. Chiysjcr Cadillac's 1956 models are dram- of law and social work at Rutgers moniimtints.- churches/ schools; modern exterior with plenty of University, said -that the problem Corporation- . .-. To Be Discussed atically new in appearance both oark> ;imi_i civic iKc'and. gave a 1 "For 1956. the Pouer Style glass and a roof with a' fairly low{ indoor'hardtop. siz-pas*eag«r sedsftt the parts of this flexible six room pjn. at the home of Mrs. Joseph ./'Senator. Hand has, accomplished so much "The disturbed child should, be Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lerch, formerly of Scarsdale,, N, Y., dented efficiency and 'onfi wear." Newport hardtop. St. Regis hardtop, eonvertiblo lac owner the greatest possible .room in the Sedan de Villc is greater than in two-door hardtop modela. The ear features a have moved into the home shown above, at 33 Roselle avenue. Evcnin:: .Guild \v:as in charge ,Of 4 280-horsepower FiraPower V>8,engine. f ally-auto- house. The different functions J. Trezza of liOraton drive. Co- for Union County ^- he has contributed so much helped before he gets into trouble. thi.* lunchi»on. and Mrs. Joseph Two new V-8 engsces — a more matic posh-button drive, new.center-plane brakes coupe and high-style. Town and Country Wagon, driving satisfaction." • new power train consisting of a new 285 horsepower eagine Mad a "coatrolled coupling" The forrjper. owners. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baer, 'have returned to are separated from each other as hestesses will be Mrs. Alvin C. Mr. Ahrens announced that to Hydra-Malic transmission which is completely new in principle and mechanical parts. While the- State correctional in- l^vk«', rcsfrvations. ' > ' . powerful- 2S»-harsepower .Fire- to many of the/fine accomplishments made by the Chicago. A multiple listed property, it was sold by .Arnold Vret--- Power V-8 in th* Chrysler Xew they should be. And they fit to- Roecker and Mrs. Raymond Ma- provide additional coverage Of the stitutions are among the best in '•Members-worktHl on scrap.books Hubert Humphrey (D-MJnn.) was Republican Legislature over the years . . . " land, salesman for' the office of C. G. Nunn, Cranford realtor. Yorker line and a 225-horsepow- strongly recommended. to the gether perfectly in. three sections tusiefsky. fine car field and to further ex- the country, they attempt to do the for-tht; Children's Country Home the guest speaker. name-plates placed" beneath the attend the 20th annual conference I author and, staff lecturer at the impossible where the child has al- er, Spitfire V-8 m the Chrysler Teachers Voting teachers by their professional or- to make a simple house that- can Mothers of pre-school children ^Bruce/A. Wallace, New Jersey State Senate President' pand customer selection, Cadillac in Wt'-stfi'vld before th<" ljinchoon crest. forged aluminum Saber-Spoke Fridavm Regional Smooth' brakes, new pull-type door 1 new models Cadillac now offers a ject major -changes proposed by Fined $225 on Guilty KENNETH C. HAND JOB i wheels. . • . gigantic constellation has ~ been until he has committed a crime, handles, new improved Safety, announced by the Union County available from Builders General •rrcrabto coal dtposits—«nough to total of ten body styles in three The Anuueur Astronomical So- the 1955 Legislature. A majority Supply Company; local' sponsors Paid for by the' Senator Hand Campaign Commute. found by astronomers. ' .- which' brings him into court. By* Beam headlights and a new ro- Chapter of the African Violet So- last for mor« than 1,000 yrara at series. . ••••-, A striking variety of solid land ciety of jiunion CJdimty returns to vote of virtually all the..teachers' Plea to Tipsy Charge y Society meetings will be held at that, time- the damage is already tary-type deck-hd latch. of the House-of-the-Month. •tCsent tata «f producUea. 'Replacing,.the Cadillac name- two-tone color combinations' have this section of'the cttuhty tomorrow and janitors in the State is re- Pleading guilty to a chargpôf ciety of America. • For those who wish almost in- pinte on the sides of the front been developed to enhance the new night/with meetings to be held at quired for approval. drunken driving before Magis- 1956 exterior design. New Vicodec ' stantaneous heat in lhe>r' cars for fenders is a new Cadillac crest. ricultural Building of the trate Charles J. Stevens In Muni- •«--;,> *f™** material .in a choice of five colors quick removal of ice"'frdlm wind- Technically the teachers will be cipal Court Monday nigrit, Allison The Coupe de Ville, Sedan de Ville^ Regional High School, Springfield. /•otinfi on integration of the Sixty - Special and ' the Eldorado is available .for convertible tops Meetings have been held in the shields and quick-comfort after W. Rehill, 36. of 9/Osagef drive, and as custom trimmed padded FOURTH QUART E R L Y Teachers 'Pension 'and, .vAnnuity 'models are identified by -script *—0 starting, a coSrtpIetc.y"new air- was penalized $225 in fines and roof paneling for the Eldorad 'recent past iri Cranford, 'Roselle craft-type gasoline heater is of- Fund with Social Security. This is costs and his driving license was Seville?""" —— ^-=-=fc=:= .Sa_rk,_PJainflcldand Elizabeth', The INSTALLMENT DF • fered as optional equipment on an essential. feature of. the newrevoked for two years. new quarters at Regional High 1956- Chrysler lines,. Using a sep- plan. The voê is required by Fed- promise to be spacious enough to eral Law in all cases where pub- Accord.ing'to police records,- he "accomrriocfafelhe members^nd the arate fuel pump and ignition sys- was arrested at 4:05 a.m. on Oc- Mend NYC Confe^nce tem, the new. heater-delivers air lic employees nttvv covered by re- interested public, the society an- tober/14 by Sgt. Louis Guertin Gelhard Kellner and/Richard at 100-degrees within 15 seconds tirement systems are brought un- SEAGER'S nounced. „ 1 whoobserved him driving erratic- Legrande of the Cranford High of, being turned on. It can melt der Social Security. , ..•.•--••.-•; The speaker'tomorrow will be atty on Centennial ayenuV near DRUG STORE School -guidance department will Jamei S. Pickering of Millburn, ice from, windshields with a blast However, according to" the- Oc- Cummings street. Dr. graham of 200-degree heat in a very short J tober issue.of thev"NJEA Thaler, pronounced himAntoxi- OVER; t£me ' • • • '"..'••'. ,/' ARE DUE T VIEW." the plan is much cated and unfit, to drive, ff An exclusive Chrysler Corpora- than that. Editorially the/Review, LIONEL/ELECTRIC TRAINS ON DISPLAY tion feature available on 1956 published by the New .Jersey Edu- 60 Order Now/for Christmas Delivery -^-Use Our Lay-Away Plan Chrysler cars is the, high fidelity cation Association, .points out to On Rally Committee YEARS record player which provides up the teachers that/the new/ retire- ". Roy Tierney. of Cranford, repre- Bicycles and Repairs to 45 minutes of uninterrupted ment proposals offer them more IN CRANFORD SALEl MEW 15 HP MOTOR k 6-GAL. TANK ' 01a senting the Brotherhood of. Rail- from each side of *IMT*E1 .Jts. at lower cost, road Trainmen, was a member of Call For & ^235.00—Weight 54 lbs. ^j < "The extra years enrich its great Bourbon flavor i records. • and at a lower age than the bene- the labor liaison representatives* \ The. high fidelity record player fits available under the present Champion Outboard Motors. HICKORY committee for the Democratic Ral- Delivery Service No Interest li Charged has been especially developed for ^ retirement system. ly held at the Elks' Auditorium, 104 NORTH HP Chrysler by Columbia Broadcast- The new proposals have. been Elizabeth, last Wednesday. 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THDBSDAY, OCTOBER Weyman O. be host tomorrow and Saturday to G. Altoury, chairmafTof *he com- grafe. formerly of Cranford, KENILWORTH CfARWO Samuel Zickerman, noted horolo- mittee planning the observance u» ed as master of ceremonies. Asks Parents' Aid fit Easinggist and specialist on the subject I Cranford. and " of- fine. Swiss watches. . Currently associated with the Traffic Hazards Near School Omega Watch Company, Mr. Zick- THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1955 Discussing traffic hazards to the vicinity of the school, Mrs. Jos- erman has sained recognition as SECTION FOUR TEN CKNTV an authority' during his 20 years in SS chairmacha n of the Cleveland School Parent-Teacher the watch making business. Turged mothers of lower grade pupils to help Improve tr* Dinner November 5 Howard Siegel of Martin Jew- Son by discouraging the riding of bicycles to;and fronVschool. elers announces that during .Mr. Honors Chief Conklin Work Begun on Harding Addition | Continuing Mrs. Dougan. who spoke at the association's get-acquainted meet- Zickerman's visit he wilhhave^ on KtNILWORTH . — Police Set the -school auditorium last tb«» fyirfiplftp line of Ome- Chief George Conklin will be KENILWORTH — Preliminary secretary, reports that all five $62,111; and Acme»Plumbing and Celebration Wednesday, clso a^ked parents "to [ ga watches, ranging.,in value from -fiu^§l.-ot_hfinorl.at_A_testimonia.l contractors have agreed to alter- Heating of Linden, $26,993, plumb- instruct _ their children to cross"] $62.50 to $6,000. This will be the dinner on November 5 at 7 p.m. an ' addition to Harding . School natesand options requested by the "(ing. streets only at crosswalks and to most extensive showing of any at the Cty-Am Chateau, Moun- board. Mrs. Arthur and William The contracts awarded total For Monday Nig] was started on Friday. tainside, marking his . 30 years' C. Smith, board president, will $461,994, while the board took GARWOOD — More than 60 walk to and from school in groups, watch line ever to be held in this AIR HARDWARE SPCAPlaii Excavating for the foundation GARW6OD — Witches, ghosts and. goblins began leering from area, Mr. Siegel said. , ' of service on the' Kenilworth sign for the Board of Education. eight options totaling $23,997. priests from other parishes wlllbe rather than alone, and to caution CONDITIOMNG AND DYERS KENILWORTH— After hearing Police Department. . ' ' was started on Monday and the Awarded contracts for the work The addition will contain a guests as the celebration of thestore windows, in the business center this week in connection with The public is invltejd to this ia report by Councilman Oliver J. playground, equipment, and fence the annual window painting contest for local school children, and 'the boys and girls against accept- showing and .also to meet Mr. UMOH COOMTT GUWFOBD VJUNT & CRANFORD DECORATORS • Mrs. John Ruth is serving as were: P. Jantelli, Inc., of Newark, gymnasium, boys' and girls' lock- 25th anniversary . of St. Anne's SHEBBA BROS. IMC v EMERSON 1AY CLEANERS D. J. MeXnousht. Prop. w Brown. Jr., local representative. tidke't chairman. Tickets can was removed on Tuesday. Sever- general construction, $288,280; er rooms and showers^ cafeteria, Parish continues with the offering youngsters of all ages were busy preparing their cpstumes for the ing rides from strangers. Zickerman and discuss with him TRUST COMPANY HABDWABE S7OBE 1 SAME DAY SERVICE PAINTIMO Borough Council Tuesday evening be obtained from members of al trees had to be removed to make 4 Deleson Steel Company of Engle- manual training room and'house- of a solemn high mass of thanks- traditional Halloween parade sponsored by the Lions Club,. Principal Anthony Terregino/ any phase of Swiss watch making. CARRIER AIR com>momnQ On Garments Brought In To Store ATLAS roam TOOLS Interior —• Exterior voted to remain a member "of' the the police department and bor- way for the addition. • wood, steel and iron, $50,600; Jos- hold arts room and 14 regular and giving in the Church of St. Arme .Warren W. Binns,;.|Ir., in charge welcomed those attending and said He will be at Martin Jewelers all Sales & Service Pick Up & Deliveries Phuablag SuppilM - CaU Ouiu< «-ii6o Regional Animal Control Program ough officials. Contracts for the work will be eph J. Tomasulo and Company of special classrooms. A bond issue at 10:30 a.m; Saturday by the Rt.of arrangements for the Lions he hoped "getting acquainted** day tomorrow until 9 p.m. and all - Through Cranford of the Union County SPCA. is in charge of the project. The •• '•' ••.-••••" Flow 8>IMUO« HaehUiM 14 CQLDBVIN BD. CLABK Twr Rev- Msgr.-John M: Walsh, who day Saturday until 6 p.m. signed tonight at the office of Roselle Park, electrical, $34,010; of $500,000 for the addition was Club, reported today that the par-Teachers' Association donated $15 would result in '•knowing each Phone: CRanfotd S-UW Call WEstfiald 2-1021 IU South Ave^ E. CS C-187* Mr- Brown reported Kenil- i Frederick Elsasser, architect, in the Johansen Company of Gar-approved by the borough's voters also is marking his 25th anniver- 20 Prospect Si. Westfiald ade willstart from Willow avenue to help defray the "cost of paints • other and working together.*" "He 101 8. 4Ut St. KaniWrorth COLOR CRAFT worth's share nt-xt year will "be Union. Mrs. Helen Arthur, board wood, heating and ventilating. at a special election in spring. sary as pastor. • und prizes. presented the teaching staff of the ^2.100. He said Cranford, West- Town Ready The -Most Rev: Thomas A. Bo-and Center .stroet at 7 p.m. Mon- Mayor Andersen, LEE44AH CLEANERS , INTCBIOB—CXTEBIOK PAINTLVc day and proceed along Willow Most of the lower grades in the school, including special teachers. • LAUNDRIES * Held and Roselle had agreed to go landârchbishop of. the Newark | local schools have planned class- . k ADTO DEALERS Cleaning & Dyeing « Hut - • BBIcUat • BeaunubU' along with the plan at increased Diocese, will preside, and deacon avenue. Easf-»treet .Myrtle avenue. A roster of 261 mothers. 95 fath- For CD Alert -.~ -»-~^.....»,...«.- Uvt..u«. , )omHal ,ow parties for Mon- Delegation Attend Alterations costs. The cost for 1955, Mr. Chapel to Open Three-Week Plan Check of the mass will be, the Rt. Rev. day. P ers and 13 teachers was reported MOBEYLAHUE Center strek,. North avenue and, ^ chudrcnchildren wUwill, wwea r ^ r -ii- by Mrs. J. G-; Keller, membership „. Work Called For & Delivered Brown, said is $1,320. Msgr. John J.| Shecrin, pastor of tumes. and the Franklin school LAUNDRY CO. alter S p.m. otWalnun Schoolt avenu. e to,therear of Line- chairman. UN Ceremonies LAING MOTOR CAB CO. Mr. Brown pointed but that the This Evening St. Margaret's Church, Morris ""•"""'• I parties will culminate in a grand ' CRanford S-U50 — OBT CLXAMIRa Evangelistic Drive Sunday On Reaction Your Authorixed program will go out of business KENILWORTH—Civil Defense Plains. Sub-deacon will be the Mrs'. •Homer, Hall introduced Mayor and Mrs. Fred P. Ander- 4U CMitenalal AT*. Cranford BOO CLEANSING -> WVM BTOBAQB At the school the niasqueraders j parade throughout ê school and sen headed a delegation from at the end Of the year if the in-Council has completed all arrange- KENILWORTH — A three-week evangelistic campaign com- Rev.. John E. Hewetson of St. will display then- costumes f»r, tic Lincoln School eymnasium. Mrs. Lawrence Tucker, who spoke Joseph's, Mendham. The Rt." Rev. judging, and tljrce awards, for to t Cranford which attended cere- creased costs are not approved. ments for participation today in a mences JDeacons. to the archbishop will including a donation toward- a 'United Nations CCharter. INSTITUTIONS Unmet Bible' class for this service, while old. ; • • [' ; ( PTA Membership Salaa mod Benrlc* located. the property is now leas- tion Muster," was discussed and borough's alarm system and thebe the Rt.Rev. Msgr. JohnTracey scholarship in teaching.' was ac- Also in attendanceince) we werre Mrs.. C the remainder of the. Sunday picnic and rally at Echo Lake Park of St. Virgil,s, Morris Plains, and Judges will be Mayor William ed -from the railroad. When the planned at a' recent meeting of reaction of the public, especially H. Severage. Oliver W. Davis, ' cepted as presented 'by Mrs. A: E. -v-H School will continue regular on Saturday, whea Mr. Petersen the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel A. Coyle Figure at 365 Watch Specialise SPCA purchases trie, land, it will the council in HaYding School. with regard to full observance of president .of th0 Board of Educa- GARWOOD — lit connection ' Kimbel. • , , " will speak informally. , of Our Lady of Victories, Jersey Mrs. -Kenneth Iversen \va> •uect- Board Meets Tonight be able to get a mortgage on the The . importance of ' the' public classes. , , the white' alert, during the state- tion;, M«s. FredericH' C. Wchrum, with a membership drive being llt-ltl B. «k BUM* .' participation phase of "Operation City, and assistant, priest will be ed to till a'vacancy created by res-Visiting Cranford A board meeting of the Evening building, Mr. Brown explained. "Why Does ,G,od Permit Sin and Jr., president of the Parent-Teach- conducted this month, a current Service Dept: 134 X. 4Ut Street Muster" has been stressed by wide, "Operation Muster" ..sched- the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Clark ignation of Mrs. Robert Adjoins Department of the Village Im- In other business, Halco Chemi- the Devil?" wiJJ be the. sermon er'i Association; A. C. Doremer, total of 365 was reported b,y Mrs. Thomas S. Dignari, acting state di- PTA Issues uled to take place between 6 andof St. -Matthew's. Ridgefieid. as recording secretary. ThisWeek-End provement ' Association will be ELECTRICAL cal Company was informed it topic at the; gospel service at 8 president of the Lions Club, and •Robert Ecob, membecshio' chair-* rector of tivil Defense and Dis- 6:30 this evening, it was reported Sermon for the service will be Announcement that Mrs. Ruth As part of the celejwatiot n of its held tonight at 8 o'clock at the would be necessary to.obtainâ p.m. Group prayer meetings will Mrs. Binns, president of the Lions man. at the meeting; of the "Gat* CONTRACTORS subdivision on its land * at Four- aster Control. be-held at 7:30 p.m.' Clothes Appeal today by John D. McDonald, di- delivered by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. wood Parent-Teacher AssociauriQ Janowski will be the speaker at'.! 1Oth anniversar•yy, .Martirtiin Jewel- home of Mrs. Herbert I. Mitchell J Auxiliary.. . • - MORRIS CHEVROLET, inc. teenth street and-Lafayette ave- "Although this exercise is de- The special meetings wUl • con- rector of Civil Defense and Dis-Joseph H. He'wetspn of St. Paul's Serving on the* arrangements in Lincoln School lost- Thursday the first parent education meet-:trspf 2*^North Ujiion aavenuv e will chairman. 728 ^Willow street. Church in Clifton. Music will be • nue for a new. warehouse and.of- signed primarily to, test .the abil- tinue each evening exceptNMpn- For Qrphanage aster Control, v; . committee with-Mr. Binns are Her.-jnight. . J • . ing on November 16 was'made'by | lasitred Saving* —> Home Loss* supplied by tho choir of St. Anne's. J BREEN'S fice building. The firm had applied ity of county coordinators and* mu- day and Saturday at 8 p.nr.\On KENILwWTH — An appeal bert Werthwein artd*. Fred. Me* • Attendance awaitd for the meet^ Mrs. Clifton Cox. Mrs. George ] THOMAS BENINATI School under the direction of Mc-Mackin, co-chairman of :ways i "•• 7 LIQUOR STORE to the Board of Adjustment for a nicipal directors to alert, assem- Tuesday Mr. Petersen's subject for' clothes for an orphanage in When the red alert (three min- Carrick, assisted by all other mem- ing went to Mrs. Charles Milligan's ble and dispatch personnel and Sister Libcrta. and means, reportrd a ix-cent bake i . STSEE DELIVEBT zoning variance. Councilman Alva wil* be "Where Did Cain Get HisOkinawa was -issued by Mrs.utes of siren blasts) is sounded. bers of the Lions, Club. first grade ciuss of Washington HENRY BECKER & SON, Inc. Myers pointed out that going to equipment," the State CD-DC Wife?" The topic for- Wednesday Morse Sheperd, international re- Following the mass, the visiting CKfl^lren from all the. schools School.. About 125 persons were ! Oil CBaatonl S-«1M Director" McDonald said, drivers priests will b&. guests at a dinner 1 • Mrs. Horace LcKand. ..first vwwTJ "the Board-of-AdJustment flrst^vasJ head said.:-'4h£,importaBce ©X the is VThc Hunter-K Tragic-Mistake,'.' lations- - chairman, at a meeting r 7 are taking part in the Halloween present. • • ' " public recognizing the meaning of mUst~ b'Hni{'~their '~vehlctes"tb'~a. 'in "~tfie~ cafeteria"' oY Stl Anne's r president, presided in the absence DAIRY FARMS * SI M. Oatoa A**. "putting the. cart before the Formerly from Chicago, Mr. Monday evening of the Kenilworth window" paThtih^ "c^htesi"~W~th'e The" "rmp^rtance~~or preventive JOHN W. HEINS & SON the various signals and' knowing full stop at the side of the road. School. of Mrs. . Irvin Guyer. Refresh- • • ' ' ' • " * • ' • IHBOSTBIAL WIBllfO horse j" Petersen has been engaged in Parent-Teacher Association in business center. Prizes will be psychology wJis stressed., by Mrs. ' '. ' BALSB * BBBTKS BBAL BSTATS ' .' ' what to do when the signal sounds Drivers;and'passengers of. private The "week-long celebration be- awarded' to those judged to have ments were served before the Two ordinances were introduced evangelical work and Bible teach- Harding School. Natalie' Mann of, RahWay, psy- At Roseland, N. J. Since 1860, for 95 Years cannot be 'over-emphasized." gan with a high mass offered^!by done the best work.' Miss Helen chologist, who spolt€r~on "The' meeting by Mrs. Sherman Kisner Cwnplet* Varto Dap*. SCHER'S and adopted' on first reading and ing since 1932. He Is active in Earlier this year the associa- cars are expected to take shelter RAKERS (Continued on page 2) Anderson of. the art department; . (Continued on page 2). , . and Mrs- William Black, hospi- LIQUOR STORE public hearings scheduled for He urged the people to follow youth ' work, notably summer tion sent four boxes of. clothes .to if one is near by, or otherwise tality co-chairmen. Startk ul Cntnl Aim.. 1 CBuford November 22. One will permit un- the instructions- of air raid war- camps in the Los Angeles and Santhe orphanage. In thanking the as- remain, in their cars. All persons; Milk - Cream & Dairy Products N» Ckart* far Delivery II EMI AN. t> dens, auxiliary police apd regular Francisco areas, and has' written '. WBMBcM S-att* MANOB BAIE SHOP attached garage's on a three-foot sociation for the contribution, the on • the street (except police and Reach and Danish police who will be on duty when for religious magazines. CaU CR I-2M2 setback from rear and side prop-, air force rtieri . who handled the CD personnel) also are to take ' '. PasbiM ' . • the red alert sounds. to guide thehi The Craft Bible Club and thedistribution indicated there • is a Mayor Decries 'Character Assassination* Psychiatrist Now Available for Home Delivery 1M Av«. . Ctmmtmrt cirty lines. A five-foot setback is shelter, in their .own ' horns or \. YEAKEL tad SHARKEY. be. now required. The other ' ordin- to shelters. . . • children's program will convene need for much more assistance. GARWOOD — In answer to arid my. person are free to public explained the reasons, for this./ f, if ••"' ROTCHFORD PONTIAC INC ***** Cm*** ance permits construction of During the mobilization phase as usual tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. A "back-to-schpol" night was public shelters. " recent charges by local Republi- criticism; this* is a privilege of ourtax rate in Garwood, and, here'they i' le Spe; in— FLORISTS * ' (Continued on pape 2) The young people will, attend a Shelters were listed by Director can candidates that members of American way of life;.but surely arc: 1—I am inheriting fromjthe \ I t Wain* Am. (Continued on page 2) held with parents visiting the Dr. Phyllis SchaenW. chief LUMBER classrooms of their children. Girl McDonald as follows*. * Town Gar- the Democratic administration at- only desperate office seekers? care- previous administration a /Bor-^ | psychiatrist and medical director! DEHMER'8 age, South , avenue, east; Fire tempted to misinform the people less or uncaring of their own hon-ough that has only $30,000 ^surplus | P O V T I A C FLOWER SNarik A**.. W. CBaalari t-UM Scouts served as guides. qf' the Mental Hygiene Clinic of J & Under the international rela- House, Center street; St. Paul's of Garwood with regard to sur-or and integrity would stoop to to show.for an average of 96 per- . j Union County, Plainfield will be | ; Sates Sarvim, * BEAUTY SHOPS * Royal Welcome Planned for Sir Cyril Church, Center, street; i Faitoute plus funds at their disposal when this type of campaigning. cent tax collection ovgr the past > "A Better Product at No Additional Cost' BVBBT OCCASIOB tions committee, a. booth was set the speaker at/a meeting of the! SUPPLY CO. •" KENILWORTH — Borough and Scouts, Cubs and Brownies. . contains a stone sent to < the bor- up for the sale of UNICEF greet- Garage, South avenue, west; they took over control of the local During the campaign prior to [ 10 years and-whore/$75,000 was. Cranford Junior, Service League M^—*f F. T. D. • REFRIGERATORS ; ough from the Kenilworth Cas- Crqnwood, North. avenue; St, government on January 1, Mayor my election. I made the following taken from the'surplus last'year ' ' Mease Call Distributor • \ ; Paiat and Bodr TOW NE CRanford 6-1032 ;._. school. officials are planning a The couple will .be welcomed ing cards. This was done in ob- Tuesday at 2. o'clock at he home by a [ representative of the., senior tle in England- servance of the tenth anniversary Anne's School, Second avenue, and ] William H, Severage today issued statements regarding taxes in theto postpone a tax increase. BEAUTY SALON royal welcome for the Baron of of Mrs. Edmund B. Faulkner. 16 VAN'S CRANFORD class, an.tL.Jlr. Kraus ând Sir When Kenilworth was formed qf the. signing of the United Na- Garwood i Surgical' Instrument the.following statement: borough .which were later incor- ''You will note, that 1 referred' GOOD iWIUU USED CABS Kenilworth," Sir Cyril Davenport Company, North avenue. "While not a candidate for pub-, porated into the official minutes back- to my October 4, 1954, cam- Spring Garden street. ' G. Sedmont Office: ORangeMOOO FLORIST AalfeariMi Cyril will be requested' to in 1898 by a group of realtors, the tions Charter. Assisting Mrs. Robert Ackland. 4SS MOS-m ATBw B. tRBBTVIBLB* FRiaiDAIRE Siddeley, when he visits this bor- speak briefly. He will be present- area was named New Orange. Edwin W. Kraus, superinten- First aid stations wil be set uplie .office in this year's Borough of the meeting at' which I was paign speech at the VFW when I 11'44th St. ,. Home: SOuth Or. £-5707 ,4. GREENHOUSE Hardware Boeftn* Material * SattrlM • ' When another group took over the at the First Aid Squad building, electiqns, I cannot ignore the pub- sworn into office: • stated that all that was left of the B&V? chairman of the tea commitee. will - •'• \ WE s-ns« ough on November ,15. ed with a bound copy of the his- dent of school, commended the be: Xlrs. G. R. McNab. Mrs. Jer- )Maplewood, N. J. Farm: CAldwell 6-2000 to Oats fLOWBBII"; • Ve*^ ALL. OOOASUUII Councilman Eruest Vardalis, tory' of Kenilworth. The gather- territory; it changed the- name to association for the fine attendance Second avenue, and Washington lic attack made recently on my "I was sincere, when I said in free surplus was $30,000. ome Behan. Mrs. Robert Umtbm TAB. — Itowi Mr VIM Appl public safety chairman, and Po-ing will sing the "Star Spangled Kenilworth. Because the area was He introduced teachers who were School, East street. ' . honor and integrity as a borough my opening campaign address on "I was wrong; the borough only Mrs. Ridgley C. Folk. CHesteot 5-U66 ' • • ALDEN Vt. CBANI0U| lice Chief George-Cqnklin have Banner" and "God1 Save the close to Elizabeth, it was thought not present at the opening meet- Police Chief Fred Fnlzone' re- government official which was theOctober 4 at the VFW Hall, that had/ at that time, $25,792.69 of The board meets Monday, at Queen" and an American folk, that Kenilworth 'would be a fine ing of the season. ,, • .. ported that members of the Civil result of 'character assassination' Garwood will see its first $7 taxfree funds. I was conservative by UNION COONTt BUKX CO. 0 VBUB OOLOB MS HMO Cnmtu* been assigned to pick up Sir Cyril ' 1:30 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. Rob- SSS C—ImM M> and Lady Kenilworth at the Hotel dance will be offered if there is name. History shows that Queen Mrs. Howard Murphy, presi- Defense Auxiliary Police, regular tactics adopted by the Republican rate in its history, and that even $4,207.31., , • * • RESTAURANTS Elizabeth found Kenilworth Cas- ert Crane, first vice-president, -t BEIEMEIER'8 Suburban, Summit. After 4heir ar- time. dent, presided.* police and school crossing' officers candidates: ..' a new administration could not "No one challenged this state- Normandie place. ' rival here, Mayor Robert C Krug- lle to be close to' her heart. The have been assigned posts" for the "This is a kind of political cam- prevent this. Many people have ment throughout my campaign.' •The Baron of Kenilworth, a di- novel, "Kenilworth," by Sir Wal- 7 U* FiOWERS. Inc. y er will present them with a key alert. * ' paigning I hoped this community asked me this same question in my Why not? Because it. was true. WBBfUMO * TOMBBAL CRANFORD - WESTFIELD CRANFORD DINER rector of Armstrang-Siddeley Mot- ter Scott is based on Queen.Eliza- WOBK ODB EPBOALTT ' Oaaa 1. D»ya a Waall to the boroughj ; ors, Ltd., • is visiting this country No vehicles' will be -allowed to would never see. True, by office house-to-house canvass, when I (Continued on page 2) beth's last and longest visit to the Tree Planted proceed until the white alert has Grow Your SPRING Bouquets! BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY 1 Naitk AT*.. B. (Off. CBB 8li Edwin W. Kraus, superinten- for the first time and has request- BICYCLES Tateatapli battraty Aaj*a* castle in 1575. / been completed, . Director Mc- EXCELLENT WOOP dent of. schools, reports plans are ed to. see this, borough, which is At KVC to Mark 108 Wdnt AT* CR 6-4700 undeijWay for an assembly • pro-~- .named- for the.'. famous castle in This' borough' was incorporated Donald related. This signal con- Roofing - Skting Ptant Input ed Sanrlea CBsaful «-IU in 1907 and in 1937 officially adopt- sists of three steady one-minute CTCLE 4 TOY Lombar — KUtwock gram in Harding School, in honor England and the area frorn which Charter Signing OHO TBOCK SALES of the, visitors. They wiH'*be es- SirCyril's title derives. ed the seal of Kenilworth, Eng- blasts-' of sirens* interspersed by Gutters - Leaders — Cotsoat v KENILWORTH — To mark the FOOD MARKETS • lUterlalii — Brtcto corted to the school by represen- Sir Cyril also will visit the Ken- land; as its own. This seal is dom- two. minutes of silence, and the ^ , .' Out Vm* Cata ' • REFRIGERATION inated by.Kenilworth-Castle. tenth anniversary* of "the signing alert is not over officially until the AUWork tatives of the Roy .Scouts.XGirl ilworth Public Library, which of the United Nations Charter, a DUTCH BULBS! SSS Ik/Bra** St. . BOBOB S OaoeanL Sand, QraTal. ata. seven-minute signal has been CHAS. KURTZ MARIXT SHEHBA BROS. INC. tree Was planted on Monday after- completed. '. ISMOBTB A.VB.W. noon irV; front of the Kenilworth ' CHOICE MEATS A VOVLTBT REFRIGERATION SERVICE | Fire Commissioner L George & MAINTENANCE Veterans Center. . TIW1H '""IIII — VBOZ^dt VOOOS Casabona' announced at Tuesday NOW! WESTERMAN-VON BUILDING We Service All Makes Councilman. Kenneth Hart, night's Borough- Council, meeting Aaatart J0BNJ.1HFABI0 Refrigerators & Freezers building 'and ^groundsXchairman, that the-Garwopd Fire Depart- MOTOR SALES served as master of ceremonies at •tttVUNCOUC CONTRACTORS Ava. CRanford 6-2I96 ment will send one truck, one of- CHOICE VARIETIES 103 8. 21st 8t KenUwo the brief - program. Postmaster. ficer and five men to Union in Nicholas Capece, chairman of the CRanford 6-1105 BTJUDOIG ff TW > connection with CD exercises DODGE — STANDARD f. M fl Kenilworth Veterans' Center and OF TOP SIZE BULBS . FUEL OIL & SUPPLY CXX which will follow the public alert. PLYMPUTH SERVICE Your Are CordUilly Invited To Join With Us As .. a past commander of Kenilworth Post 2230, VFW, represented the LABOE STATIONS center and the post. Eighth Grade Parents' LOVELANU FUEL CO. MR, HENRY PETERSEN -TmwiM . THOBLOF JOI \ Also participating were: Police Hear Guidance Talks Autheflwd - WALT & JIM'S of Los Angeles comes to iown for three weeks of services. America Chief George Conklin, Council CKastnut ^ BSSO BBA* SUNOCO SERVICE ^ GARWOOD — A discussion of EfTEL OIL man Walter Boright, Borough ACCTS80WBB PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS BULBS SUNOCO PRODUCTS is being awakened to its need to return to God and this outstanding Clerk Philip J. McGevna, and how the guidance program of the •CAICYAS W. WESTrntLD AVB. A. IAIOME Lubrication and Washing James Rego, superintendent' of Garwood public school::'helps pro- r •KASBUI BULB BOWLS * PEARL CHIPS Evangelist and Bible Teacher can be of real Help to all. pare pupils for. high school was BOSELI.E FABK CBanfoid S-1144 Hatdwan, Senna. a*a.> Tires - Batteries - Accessories J public works, who presented ! . - MKuttln,!. Qiwafart 109 South Av*w E. CR 6-9 silver spade for the ceremony. presented by Mrs. Harry Christie, PREPARED HYACINTH BULBS & GLASSES director of guidance, at a meeting Oil and Water Color C9BaafMd S-OTOS lttt Sermon Topics Friday Nights Are PLAIN AND AUTO REPAIRS REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. of parents of eighth grade stu- PAINTING SETS CMmmlmt* «V«55t TRAVEL Include: FAMILY NIGHTS . At Lions Affair + ' dents in Lincoln School Tuesday FLOWEI POTS FANCY & SERVICE •Dependable. Friendly Service qioce IMS' MBIskSteaat BUREAUS District 'Governor Bertram night . "WHY IS THE BIBLE THE' MOTHER, DAD AND THE Bertolamy. of Garwood and In- Purposes of the social calendar PICTURE FRAMES POTTING SOIL * PLANTABBS CAMERAS caal - BUnNO OILS - eaka WORLD'S BEST SELLER" CHILDREN WILL ENJOY ternational Counselor W. H. Wood- were explained by Mrs. Warreir MIDTOWN MOVING and 'side of Siimmit • officially' repre- W- Halsey, eighth, grade teacher^ m . ••• • '• " •• ' CRanfovd TRAVELONG. THESE TALKS ILLUS- sented Lions District 16-E at theThe program also included u SERVICE MARTENS- STORAGE "WAS ADAM AN u mo- TRATED BY EXCELLENT 35th anniversary celebration of tion picture, "Choosing You;r^Vo- DONT BURN YOUR LEAVES I II PHOTO SHOT leaaUI A»e. EXALTED APE" AIBLINE-BTKAMSU COLOR PICTURES: the Camden Lions Club in Cam-cation.". Superintendent of Schools RICHARD HARTJG ' .• • den on Saturday. - -. Lewis - F. Laird presided; rAimrnnr BANKM FUEL CO. . AOtNTS --THE GENERAL'S AiCO OR ACTIVO • CBUI8EU t TOl'Si| DILEMMA" "MICE AND MEN" 101 N. Union Ate. Mctered Service • •','••' CONVERTS LEAVES, GRASS CLIPPINGS, ETC. "FIVE MEN WHO Regional PTA Show, Dance BXTEBT BKrAIBS OK FUEL OIL MISSED THE BOAT" INTO VALUABLE MANURE BY NEXT SPRING Phonat EUsabath 4-2525 •s AIX MAKS CABS .Prompt Deliveries "8ERMON8 FROM AN • Children'* Wear • HENRY P. TOWNSEND • ' To Benefit Scholarship Fund BOAD AMD TOWDtO SBBjWCB ANT HILL" "WHERE DID CAIN . SPRINGFIELD — A variety will sing' an old-fashioned duct 0-' OIL BURNER SERVICING KOVBfQ * STOBAOB OLD - FASHIONED BEAN POTS Ml BOULKVABD IODY MAIDA 291 No. Broad Si. E1U GET HIS WIFE?" show and dance, "Regional Revue supported by their cast of dancers KENfLWOBT* FACBIMO of 1955," will be presented by theincluding Mrs. Robert Coles, Miss CORN POPPERS * POPPING CORN Jonathan Dayton Regional High Sue Ursulich, Miss Arlene Mcusel, JUVENILE WEAR CaU CRanfozd 8-OSM "WHY DOES GOD PERMIT "HE TOOK MY S41 MaHk A¥«. W. WHIPPING" School in- the school auditorium Miss Margaret. Trzcinski, Miss GIVE BANKS , Hcadqiupten For Caxtfu li No Answer. CRanford 6-3341 • UPHOLSTERERS BIN AND THE DEVIL? WEatfteM S-44S4 and gymnasium starting at 8:30Joan Fontenelli. Mrs. Otto Ozol- ' CWumtmi* «-3SM ~* 321 C*nt»nn' ATLANTIC FUEL OIL WEataua t-ttm •Kmtlurortfj cooperation, of the six communi- spective communities: Garwood, ties sending'students to the high Mrs. Anthony J. Bliccurdo; Kenil- A'. detachment of the New CAMPAIGN TIMKEN OIL BURNERS CRANFORD Newark Avenue M Twenty-Third Street school. Members of • the faculty worth. Mrs, George Casscra; Clark, COMMUNITY .Can Cm 1OVELAND FUEL CO. Jersey State Police patrol the also will participate. Mrs. R. Tiedemann; Berkeley aai B. Garden State Parkway 24 hours UPHOLSTERY SHOP D Garwood is preparing a two-Heights, "Mrs. W. Hartig; Mount- v TIMKEN OH. KENILWORTH Saan •"onoWby ruMc.Jtreki . each day. The Parkway's State act skit for the show. Mrs. Jerry ainside, Mrs. C J. Walker, and WATER HEATERS Quality 1 . It is only when the dark comes Police headquarters is at Tele- Fontenelli und Frank Corvoleyn Spriuglicld^ Mr J Bowman. | 1U-11S SOUTH AVsL. E. CRanfoni 6-1661 graph Hill in Holmdel, Monmouth - •• ' • '. dpwn that the stars shine. CBaatar* ; tEFININC COMPANY County. _ / 24 HOUR SERVICE ' ;'>• h • • —Winston Churchl US Saalk AM. *• \> U^!^?Spv::;i2::-:•;;• :-.,:-,;•:'- /•-:?•• •• y^y^/_.-•-..;••: ^.a;,4;.,^;;.;.: •., :•.

m: THE CRANTORD CRAIfl Fag* Are* flood Ught and timing device from Walsh. iWtag tth e frrotramfrt a Flanter, Mrs. Arthur Parked and Regional Studies Pig* gtijest speafcars rt a .ltouy Night ^Mxs. Brown, a ,-^__,— night, - Miss Gretel Schmidt. the playgrmmd next to Harding sspirituap l bouqueq t from tthh e pupils Mayor Decries Borough' had $80,000. of Surplus percent to be held for any. un- OOP On Winfieid Pupils School to the munidpal parkins d t th astor Chairmen Annonnced Jail Sentence piogMin in Oarweod •tesbjterian riorttfleW.fConrlnt«cd from,page 1) foreseen .eventuality (this, pro- Emil Elias and Mrs. Morse A. SPRINGFIELD— Ine Board of lot opposite the KenUworth Vet- There will bt a repetition GARWOOD — Mrs. Mildred {fonatkaB Daytm „ approximately one-ha If has been cedure it accepted as good', prud- AUK- erans 'Center. - '' . • • • Wrtet, pwsKsnt of tte Lad^ .Born of missiostary parents in Pa., has spedalized M» the study Tuesday, and Bible study and "After elections,, the following, Shepard. Miss Schmidt is a sen> Motorcade, Education* of thV Union County ftrfc rial C•*•*!«• astaWjJl Chista, the Rev. Mr. Brown re- of languages, including Portuguese', appropriated in the accompanying ent and "efficient business practice) Oppose Water ior scout. serving as troop aide. Regional District No. 1 has agreed Leon Cteehbouse, president of ium at 7^0 this evening for par-Auxiliary of Oarvood Memorial Given Goner 13Wo» prayer meeting. will be held a) which is a certified statement from GARWOOD — atossaoctof from itHOat Collet H* fa ceived his early education at mis-Greek and Hebrew. The Browns the same hour on Wednesday. , budget, leaving $40,345 of free for a $6,000,000, Corporation: Our a party for .45 Mrs. Flanteris a troop committee- to study a request from Dr. Wil-the Kensington Civic Association^ antnte wisotaa toto «ta«MtLL ^-•—' ' pott «7,. Aawkan Ugkn, has employed .as; i_ _ the published Budget of the Bor- Headquarters announced her committee chair- two to tour- ye»|ii fa M** Prfcea sion'schools there and in Korea. have, five children; all of whom funds. . ' , . ' borough! • Referendum nd potto re- liam H. West of Cranford, county, complained of several dead trees Fatheh r VkVakb was appoint^ tfie by the lfcetalwash' are now in school in Woosttr. ough of Garwood and which ap- KENILWORTH —. The Kenil- superintendent of schools,, that in the development and asked pastor « th« Outtthtf St men for thf owilag Was irnpe—d W Lester R Gqnpf, Following his graduation from AM Tart?: "This $35,000 decrease in' sur- "The excerpts above clearly, KENILWORTH—Opposition to fast meek at the lEUaabeth. ,' Wooster College and Pirinc*- peared in the February 10 issue of worth Republican Campaign Com* Winfield students be admitted to that trees and rubbish from the ••••«WHS 19 ol Wuodbiklg*). e>a\rgst •Our Protestant Heritage" will The Ladies' Aid Society of St plus appropriated causes 57 points show that I had not deviated from thjL$100-milUon water supply ref- Anteon Americanism, Mrs. Anna Won- of breaking, enterina} sad larceny ton Seminary, he married Pauline be the Reformation Sunday.ser- Hhe Cranford Citizen and Chron- of the increase in the estimated erendum on the November 8 Gen- placed and prizes Methodist mittee today announced the open- Regional schools. recent storm be cleared from Paul's Evangelical and Reformed my campaign statements upon Games community service, Mrs. Florence in Garwood. by County Judge Landes, who was born of mission- mon topic 1of, the Rev. Erie icle, bore out my • prophesy: 1955' tax rate. . ;. taking office. t— eral Election ballot was announced ing of campaign headquarters at Winfield pupils now go to Ro-Braser lane. . Missionaries ary parents in Brazil, and they ^-[Church will hold its annual church, br Berodrty; Child A welfare, Mrs. Milton A. Feller In EBzabetb on Tougher, pastor, at the H "On December 31. 1953, the • "Further^ it is interesting to '•Finally, the naive alarm by the Evangelistic seUe Park High School, but they .Because of the General Election, went to> China IT mrr*^""*^ in worship service Sunday. • birtnaay party in the church hail today by ~512 Boulevard at the corner «T will not be accepted there after" on November 1, the counctrwHTf Land Sale -coupons, _Mjsr—i Borough had surplus revenue of know that at a meeting of the Republican candidates to the 73 Boright, - Democratic mayoralty went served. The cookies Twenty-first street where cam* Heleni Mayer: rehabilitation, Mn A charge of arson brOoght Gaest Speakers atB-F-ni-Ttpmorrowr-HrTrHodnctt $100,792.69- of-which-$75,000-wa3 eouneii-and-the-mayorJs-non-par-~ Seeks- Girl Scout this year. - / • ^ convene again on Tuesday eve- point -tax-:irtcreaser"OverT-which—I- - candidate, and his running mates Mission Closes paign. literature and information Wrh.1; potpW Mrs. Rita 1cS aeainst Gonor In connscttbtt with They returned to this country leader for the meeting of the of Cranford. will show a Him on Used to reduce taxation in 1934. tisan committee to prepare the I had no control,, fails to mention- 3S and Girl Scout Only recently the Regional ning. • Freeze For Family flight in IMS because of war conditions Senior High Westminster Fellow- lor Borough Council, Councilman KENILWORTH — At a con- 'â»a«aJa*a*a»*a»»»»asaT»Oi i n ,J ed pn Hfudough frotn rjnissionary; little town of Jatai in Goiaz, Matq Junior High Fellowship will meet Blydenburgh. They urged voters Community Methodist Church for- ed to become a member of the dis- sent. of ihe Board of AdJustttKnt that; in on South avenue was dropped Borough with only $25,702.69 of committee that only 50 percent of 1 tion which was the greatest in any to defeat the referendum. Mrs. Theresa Ttucwrae. <1tiairman* . Plans also were announced for earlier this month after his lawyer work tn Brarif, the Rev. and; lira. Orosso, Brafdl, where they -are the at the same hour. Both groups will charge of Mrs. Elmer Nead and free funds. - surplus funds be dedicated to tax CoEcvaoe. Mrs. Muriel mally concluded its United Evan- a motorcade on November 3. The trict. view of present school conditions bratna Workshop George ChalmewlBrqwtr'wlll »e on\y missionaries. ' ' have Halloween parties Saturday Mrs. Luther Phillips. (given year in the history of Gar- "We realize and are cognizant clclaimea d the state- lacked sufftriefit "On December 31, 1954, the pttrpos«s and the remaining 50 wood." . of the need for additional water Heiny. Ufa*. Mary Warren, Mrs. gelistic Mission, but visitation motorcade will form at Harding Dr. West asked Regional to take in the borough, sales.ftf borough> Session Friday Night h hi U ti«- SsaoSar. Mrs. fa teams will continue their calls un- Schoo| and procede through the 65 students from Winfield- next' Milk Program owned land on Idyrtle and Spruce evidence to show his eUcat had • in New Jersey, but believe the DGro year. 135 in 1*957, 185 in 1958 and • GARWOOD-r The Drama Work. any intention of starting the Ore proposal is filled with contusion. til Sunday. . borough and- end at the Kenllv| avenues be held In abeyance at shop, sponsored by the Garwood vam^ Eeeffler. Mis. Margaret worth Veterans Center. An ""op- 175 in 1959 in the Dr. Arthur L. this tune, was-approved by the Conor pleaded' no defense *o •GO for these buys in tact.. SURETO When the taxpayers are asked u> The Rev. Herbert Rhinesmith, Began for Pupils Recreation Commission, will hold charges of bwaktog and enftering -pay $100-million th<»y certainly ! p^yne anri Mis. T*»» Vinella. pastor of the Sussex Methodist en house" will be held at the cen-Johnson High School now under Borough Council at a regular its weekly meeting tomorrow eve- a( the General Cellulose Company SCORE should be told where and how Church, was guest preacher last ter' with the. Republican candi- construction in Clark. It is sched- lit Lower Grades meeting Tuesday night. ning in the auditorium of Lincoln* dates, Councilman Oliver J. uled to open next September. plant on April 26 and stealing $73 their money is to be spent: At this night.and also spoke at the morn- GARWOdD—-the milk program The action waCtaken M recom- School, it was announced by Dante and breaking and entering at the WITH YOU! late date the engineers and pro- Girl Scoots ing -worship service Sunday. Brown, Jr., for mayor, and former mendation of Councilman Edward A. Costa, director. Councilman Dudley Neville and has been started in the public Sottish Products Company plant ponents of the project are not At the II a.m. service Sunday, schools, with milk being purchased Sanders, chairman of the finance Mr. Cost* issued an invitation OQ May 1 and stealing $1& The GAIN YARDS sure of themselves. If they are the" Rev. John R. Dexheimer, pas- Edward Nelson, for Borough Coun- 'Nile Mother" committee. A letter setting forth to teenagers to attend the elocu- two plants where the thefts oc- To Assist at PT A cil, serving refreshments. by pupils from kindergarten the Board of Adjustment's aland rjot sure, then how can they ex- tor, will preach on the topic "Faith through fourth grade on a weekly tion session' from 7:30 to 8 p:m curred are on the same premises ON YOUR pect the average voter to- supply Cake Sale and Perplexities." The Junior In a campaign statement, the Film to Be Shown basis. The money is handled by was-received by the council at Its Teenagers and adults may also occupied by the Tissue Converting the correct answers." , Choir will'sing and^Mrs. William Republicans said: . -' home j-oom teachers, and delivery meeting of October' 11 and re- participate In dramatic training Company, a subsidiary of General BUDGET. The Democratic candidates is- KEXH.WOHTH — Members of Bridges will be organist. "A scrutiny of the record shows ferred to Councilman Sanders' torn 8 to 10 pJn. There is >no Cellulose. v Senior Gtri SCOBS Troop 13 will At Local Church is taken care of by two fourth committee at that time. SHOP MAYFAIR sued the following statement cqri- A Halloween party will'be held* that the present Democratic mem- .WORTH — Turning a grade boys, Jack Falzohe and tee involved. > \ The Woodbridge man had signed , ccrning local issues; assist at a cake sale tonight of the Saturday evening at 7 o'clock by bers of the cDuncflând at present ' Members of the Board of Ad- statements admitting; breaking into Pareitt-TeMfcerf- Association of a remarkable personal- Robert Anger. justment, "borough Coundl and "We go on record supporting an the Junlor-*ntermediate Fellow- candidates for the mayoralty and modern history, "The Nile- the offices and lighting matches expanded recreational program. Jonstfiô Dnyttaa Kenans) Higli ship, while the Methodist Youth a council seat have failed to at- Pupils in Mrs. Marjorie Nobbs' Board of Education held a joint CitneoodBriefs during a search for a number of 'School. SjnisjSeM. Tbe troop al- graphic color film story sixth grade have elected officers conference earlier this year on the • Atnnaa l*r«SMted\ • kg Adherence to the Zoning regula- Fellowship will attend a Hallo- tend 25 percent of the council's Trasher and her work bad rhf^ he drew on company Birdseye Peas tions and a revision of the build; so \aiIB eakW part in" the flag *een"party at the Cranford Meth- meetings for the 16-month period for the school year as follows: possible ' effect on local school Joseph A. Martin, son of Mr. funds. He served 10 days in the homeless' children of facility needs if .decision were Li* ing code. The building code'now ooy odist Church. . The fellowships beginning November, 1957, and President, Jerry i Johnston; vice- and Mrs? Joseph . G. Martin or Union County Jail on a bad check No pods to pay for Egypt, will be shown at the Ken- president, Robert Tropp; .secre- made to . open •borough-owned 906 Spruce avenue, stationed^ in effect is obsolete, and outmoded Girl Scec* TJOG£> 56 has settled meet, at the usual'times on ending March, 1993. \ Uworth Assembly of God Church charge. Sunday evening. . • tary, Mary Ann Vlperina, and property in the area-to resldenaal the past 21 months with the 75 Judge Feller credited Gonor with and'should be revised for th,r.pro- its problem etf a meeting place! "The .Democratic councilmen on Sunday at 7:45 p.m. development. • IIRDS [YE-^FRESH FROZEN—-PURE tection- of home owners. I The- troop \sr£3J bold its meeting; Chbir rehearsals are scheduled sitting Ior these "past two- terms treasurer, Bette Ann Dorkoski. Air Control and Warning Squad 132 days •served in jail prior to An 18,000 mile "location trip" The pupils of Miss Alice Rogers' i Councilman Lewis M. Jtoss, ron in Neah Bay, Wash.1 w the trial and sentence. ' "We also advocate strengthen- every ecteeir Saturday afternoon as follows tonight: 7 o'clock. Jun- have yet to instigate any construc- to Egypt was made by a photog- c UAH. RAH, RAH, THOUSANDS CHEER EVERY WEEK FOR ing control of Occupancy permits at the boor -of Vis. Albert Fran- ior Choir; 7:30, Youth Qhoif and tive legislation in their terms on fourth grade held .their first spell- police chairman, reported that as rapher-writer-to secure authentic a result of recent traffic counts he is assigned to the office of the as a protection against fire and ekmo. 432 Cticlco avenue. Under S o'clock, Methodist Choir. the council. ing bee of the current year re- Orange Juice : scenes of the famed orphanage at cently.- At the end of the match conducted by members of the provost marshal, has been pro- Horlbeck-Adams .; otber hazards detrimental to the the Eeadras&ii^ a| truth. It is little concern of ours, "What have the Democratic Wednesday in the Franklin School worth: whether the Republican candi- Mrs. Vîi£l!iiaiz& if ^^g 'azc- assistant ible to vote, according to figures visited the orphanage on the Nile children.' reported observing the by Councilman" Ross. He said he : candidates to offer as platform pol- cafeteria. Those invested were: .The Rev. Thomas. Phillips' of Birdseye Wax Beans ««E*CVV 2»>M3 leaden." •• • released by (he Union County during a world tour,,and even a following kinds of trees: Oak, and Borough Engineer Patrick J dates are divided or united, we in- icy of their own?" birch, willow,, maple and horse Doris Brumer, Carol Kitson. Pat- MountviUe. Pa\ a friend- of Ihe tend to campaign on our quali- Girt Scuu& Vraop 19 planned a Board of Elections., prime minister of Egypt while in- Grail met with Central Railroad ty Bartlett, Carol Fenwick, Susan SIRLOIN ROAST bride and bridegroom, officiated, Bintseye Peas and Cairots Hallonjimn paxty for today at its The breakdown by districts is specting the home described it as chestnut. engineers last Thursday on the H«ra'» iv real \ " fications and issues, not on the Aprons were donned by teacher Mlddleton, Nancy Hidl. Genevieve assisted by the Rw. Walter C. temperaments of their representa- first RBeetinc of tie season last as,follows: First,- 1,273; second, Town Ready "truly a work of God." matter. Munn Carol Kay Andres,- Jean "The Nile Mother" is a tf-min- and pupils in the Washington Councilman Frank J. Ragonese, 4 Pugh, pastor of the loca| church. touchdown tives." Thursday at McKinley School. 802; and third, 1,159. fContinutfd from Page I) Desch, Karen Toth and Dorothj Miss Mary SaUger at Nutley was M-A-Y-F-A-l-R, Mayfair for ihe Finest. Freshest ' In 1954, 2,972 persons were elig- ute story of tender compassion School kindergarten recently and delegated by Mayor William H. g«tt«r. Your, of the exercise,- personnel and and illustrates the power of a life a huge bowl of applesauce was Severage to study possibilities of Wreesman. Mrs. Jerry Fenwick soloist, with Mrs. Richard Harper, party are: tt Madden, refresh- ible to vote at the General Elec- equipment from virtually every Florence Mlddleton, Sr. at the organ- whole funilfr Saperintendente Slate tion with the breakdown by dis- dedicated to the service of others. made. This project was a culmina- establishing a municipal parking and Mrs. municipality in the state will be- tion of their study about home life. troop leaders, organised the pro- Escorted by her father;,the bride /•••>••--. Language Art Change and Joan AnSbony. caasekeeper. tricts as follows: First, 1,06a; sec- "The orphanage is a miracle of lot near the business center, re- will chotr for Fruits and Vegetables gin moving to a predesignated as- God's grace," says Miss Trasher. It started out with each child reported a letter is being sent to gram attended by parents and had as her honor attendant her KENILWORTH' — Superinten- Plans also were dwrnwed foil a ond, 808; and third. 1,099. , . sembly' area immediately after the ceiving a large red apple and a friends.' Refreshments were serv- sister, Mrs. Arthur Hasluigen of mort. There are more citizens eligible Film highlights include scenes businss establishments on ihe dents of the six school, districts of final "all-Clear" signal has sound- of the Pyramids and Sphinx, the plastic knife. Each pupil pared bis sputlj side seeking their opinion on ed by the Brownies. Garwood. Mr. Hashagen was bast YOU'LL CHEER THESE VALUES! the Regional District met yester- to be neEd later in the yew. Ger- to vote this year than at any time ed. It-is ptametHo 1 -own apple arid then helped cook VFW Hallswoa* Danee man, and Samuel Faffenroth serv- in the history of theTb'orough. River Nile wittiits strange sailing le need "for "itich a lot He said day at Harding School to lay trode Peterson and Kathryn Lei- ; 1* nmt report the results at the Ninth annual Halloween dance Guaranteed leaders, were in vfliageipeopWWid^he"amaa^^ '.** •cUws|oom» where: the IT'S NATIONAL APPLE WEEK plans for the completion of the imatelylten minutes although, Mft procfss could be observed in all next council meeting. of Bay Leaf/Memorial Post 6807, Following a reception at fo pleaso! .language arts coordination pro- ing spectacle of "life inside the or- Winfield Scott Hotel. Elizabeth, Baby Shower Fete$ Dighan ' pointed out, it requires phanage" where-hundreds of chil- Its stages. Finally, the" children Mayor Beverage's. appointment Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be 1 FINEST SELECTED gram. ' Girl SCOT* Troop SS elected the about seven minutes from the partook of their own cooking. of Anthony Riccardo of 447 Pini held in Bay Leaf Memorial Hall, couple left on a four- foOowiac ufflkms »t a meeting Mr*. LouU Redner dren are today living, studying trip to Southern California, In the past year, the language time the first one-minute blast of and preparing for a better future. Members of Mrs. Ruth Larson!* avenue to serve on the Board o: South .avenue, at 8:80 p.m. Sat- arts program for the kindergarten last Wednesday at the home of KENILWORTH — Mrs. Louis the white (all dear) signal is second grade at .Washington Assessors until June 86, 1957. was urday, it was announced by Com- their return, they win resida/ta BCrs. afuipfaOFC Prcsidcflit^ .Grace Col/ax Manor,. through sixth grades has been Bedmer of 31 North Sixth street sounded until the final blast. School took a nature walk and re-approved. Mr. Riccardo succeeds mander Carmine -Cusmano. A- 1 completed and the seventh and VrUkatks; Tice^rcddeat, June was guest of honor at a baby in addition to mustering all 252,- Borough to Rejoin. turned with the ingredients for Roy Fitesimmons, who is moving wards will be presented for out- A graduate of Matawan High APPLE eighth grades will be completed Delia Sana; secretary. Betry Ann shower given Friday evening at 000 CD volunteers, selected units (Continued rrom pooe 1) unusual gifts. Among other things from town. standing costumes. School, the bride is employed by this year. Language arts consists AraCDBa; Ucasmrr. Joan Chap- the home of Mrs; Carl; Redmer, of the New Jersey National Guard homes on more than one lot with- noted along-the Way were a niunt Also apprvoed, on recommenda- Stolen car Xeairered Another QFG TacMtr -Nutritious man; pdbHadSy. Manreea Munley; of spelling, reading; writing and 10Q Kenilworth .boulevard, Cran- will Join in the mobilization which out a subdivision if there is not oak trees. After studying tion of Fire Commissioner 1, Georgi A car reported stolen hi South HANG ON TO THIS PASS FROM QFG ^»^wi*r»Eini^_ Ooflores Wrt"finhn* clean- BoaorjGBOi* English, Edwin W. Kraus. super- ford. The hostesses were Mrs. will be the first time a Joint exer- enough land remaining for characteristics of these trees, Casabona, was the appointment of Orange on Friday was found by up^, Nancy VbatEa and Sue Ann intendent of schools, pointed out. Karl Flanter, Mrs. Lynn Kram- cise of this type has ever been at- other home. children gathered all the a-> Vinceril J. De Christoforo as Patrolman Mario Mlcdo on Sun- GABWOOD Regoc and cooatxes^ Hail HITS Slay- Ground Beef er and Mrs. Malcolm Yohannan. tempted in any state so far as .can Assessment, hearings were aet corns they could find. Back at member of Liberty Hose Company day abandoned oh Second avenue. OF SMOKED cook." Tfae'girts painteA ceramic Wind, Rain Stonna Decorations were in yellow and be ascertained. for November 23 on the following school, they shellacked the acorns No. i: •"'•'. Garwood police notified South [QfKix and planned a Halloween SWEET LUSCIOUS, FLAMING REt green. Those who attended are: The mobilization,, phase of the improvements:. Paving of Ash- and painted faces on them. The Councilman Casabona also re- Orange police 'and the owner of General EleeHon Causes Little Damage party. Mrs. llarptgr and Mrs. next day. the girls brought in bits Mrs.' George Herman, Mrs. R. Flug- exercise has been,planned from wood avenue, an eight-inch sani- commended that i a letter be sent the vehicle. Mrs. Madeline Under mm KENILWOKTH — Heavy winds Gearfle Ckssen are troop leaders. gert, Mrs. A. Pedopa, Mrs". S. Man- of felt, leather and flannel, and to the Plalnflftld-Unlon Water PICNIC HAMS 1 the county and municipal levels tary sewer in Sheridan avenue of North Bergen. < ,.' and rain caused by a "cold front** Unckr ttae «-«^T«*T« of Mrs. kowskii Mrs. Raymond Blyden- hats were made for,, the acorn Company requesting painting o What a juicy with each municipality sending, from North, Seventeenth to North Qf<» Point (Setter - Uan Plate •in* gainer which passed through this area Fred Beta and Sirs. Jaxnes Fergu- burgh, Mrs. Robert Witt, Mrs. Leo equipment and personnel to the Eighteenth streets and an eight- faces. Later these were made into fire hydrants in tneJMrough. Monday evening brought little Troofr S3 held a Vrzal, Mrs. H. A. Vannauker, Mre. assembly areas. Theoretically, they inch sanitary sewer in North lapel pins. • & •' Members of the street depart- PTA Membership C tKJ.k. , , . Ib. .b damage in this borough. at Wild Cherry Edward Nelson, Mrs. E. Suttbn would then be available to move Twentieth street . • /William boyeland his . been ment were commended by Coun- Good old Short Shank A power line was reported down ; Susan Fergu- and Mrs. Nelson Brown.' - to any section where 'a disaster Councilman Brnest Vardalis^ elected president of the SB. class. cilman Frederick C. Wehrum, Jr. Value of Psychology for the Ele- Soup Meat »15 Gail Baniewlcz was chosen room 9 at Trenton and Michigan avenues, for dessert has occurred and assistance is chairman, of the public safety, streejt chairman, tor their clean- mentary School Child." but no qtpter damage was reported -Happy needed. • ' committee, reported that a traffic savings officer in connection with up work after recent storms. He ,1 Mrs. James Ouate was elected Fresh Green Beans . . 2^29* to borough officials. The, power BOKOTJGH OF count this week revealed that 15,- the new savings plan being con- also thanked townspeople who corresponding setftlaly, succeed- YtAH. IT'S A FltLD COAL! WHAT A KICK lk ' line, was quickly repaired by Pub- KENILWORTH 000 vehicles cross) the intersection ducted in cooperation with the supplied the "workers with coffee. ing Mrs. Roy Fitnimmons, who |,«t any tlroa Calif. Green Peppers ^. . 9° lic Service. . "* ^'• KenUworth Brief8 of the Boulevard and Michigan Westfleld Federal Savings and ts muvbtc iron the borough. M. UBS ana* NOTICE OF Loan .Association. A budget of $833 was approved IMS, oa> wfaMa Square Ctub MeeU Tonight avenue in a six-hour period. Garwood Visitors Aid books wm faa daaadLtmUl after_tha I Monte Rounds Up Extra Points In connection with.their science tor the. ensuing, year. Mrs. Freder- lorthmmrng Osncral General Election. There will be a meeting of the The council directed that a work the pupils In 5C have been ick C. Wehrum, Jr., president, con- ssy. November 8. Fancy Broktn Field Running Ifg Mayfair'g !• simmhi n of the provisions of ait Kenilworth Square Club in. Com- letter be ^nt to the county thank- Cerebral Palsy Fund YOU'LL CHKt. YOU'LL SHOUT FOR JOY, ALL MclNTYRE'S aatttM ;*A-_in Act to Bagulata Uac* studying caterpillars. Carol Rowt OARWOOD — While visiting to ducted the business session. fir Delicaressan Dept's. Thoy Always Score' mm." *IOa 19. Revised BUtutes of New munity Methodist Church at 8 irig it for its cooperation in pro- brought in a monarch caterpillar A WOHDftfUL VALUES... GET SOME TOMORROW! JtoMftcy, BTHJ tbA mr>*j**^tnntnta» >tnt supplv* viding material for the paving of Garwood on Sunday, two. sisters " trmato. o'clock tonignt. New members are which the class named Jdward. lawn Mtwcr Shp invited. Refreshments will be Washington avenue. This street is from Rahway teamed up with KRAFT5 FAMOUS QUARTERBACK M9TICK Anthony Criscola brought in a Cranford boys and made a tou THE PERFECT JUICE FOR ALL ROUND USE—DEL MONTE'S faaravy HWI tbat the District «Uctlon served. The business session will being paved by borough employes. woolly bear caterpillar which was tards to tmt tar Uui Borouah of Kenll. be conducted by HoWard Krueger, Councilman Kenneth Hart, public of borough homes which netted BAIOUF.IOMEJUit lb win ,stt at UM plaeaa heralnaltat named Nancy. The children have $11,for the Cerebral Palsy Fund. on , president. / ".,'<•' works chairman,' said, and the. been feeding the caterpillars and 1 Parkov ^^ next project will be the installa- They turned the money over MQVKMBBK i. 1M* Youth Kecelves $XXM watching them spin cocoons in the Sgt I Harvey Cowell at Garwood General Ekwtioa tha hours at »:00 A.M. and SiOO A settlement of $3,290 to 19- tion ot a storm sewer in Sixteenth classroom. " '. • VJL. aaaawn Staadard Time, for U* street. Police Headquarters and he for- PPLE cô,$fOO their f|rst •ur>iaa at aonûHtlrn a . year-old Richard Aimone of 53 warded it to the Cerebral PaUj South Twenty-third street -for in- Mr.- Vardalis said the police League of Union County, plastic General Election committee met with local mer- Celebration ' juries suffered in a mishap at the Taking part in the canvass were trie year. Ma (or tha followln* trap shooting range of the Union chants on the Boulevard traffic (Continued from Page 1) Axelrod's Cream CKcese »^«» Mrs. Karl problem. The plan of using cones the pastor in the .church at 9:15 Shirley Kansky, 7, and her sitter, A ^ < ol Choatn proved by Superior Court Judge sinskis. ». of ltt and 111 BuitisMe >(T»usa jaaj tarma). Frank L. Cleary. - tinued, but white lines are being honor of Msgr. Walsh to be tend- avenue, Cranford) lhar of tba Boara o._f Choaan tried to achieve the same effect, ered by his parishioners hi the $ Sliced., -CW8PAS sV;<%•• (Tin J—1 oaasplrsd term), The youth, 15 at the time, was t kar ot UM Boatdot Chosen operating a device that shoots clay Mr. VardaUs said. auditorium of St. Anne's School Just Phone uaaaplrad term). Councilman Frank Mascaro, re- at 6 p.m. this Sunday. s ' •—two yaars). pigeons into the air when .the ac- to Be witittted win be lat M- aaraMgh Council cident occurred March 8, 1952. creation chairman, -reported the A high mass for the children Jntlas; PnbUc gueatten: Mew Jene* Tomato Sauce 15 1°^Rfirnn :«"" pkg. X J CHcactwt itmll turn — tkraa yaars). evening recreation program is of the school was offered by. Msgr. TELEVISION water Supply Bond Act—Shall Uie act Also to ba submitted will be the (ol-, The mechanism struck him in the nttitled "An Act to autborin the <;re- lowtaa Publlo Questions: New JerseV face, fracturing his jaw and injur- now underway in the gymnasium Walsh on Tuesday morning, witb JUon of a Stale deb* for the aiiancr of Water Supply Bond Act—Shall the act *»"* of Ihc State of Mew Jersey In the Made with Zippy Pineapple Vineqar avUtled "An Act to authorize the cre- ing his head and teeth. of Harding School on five nights the school choir under direction >ttrccau> tuincipaf amount of uaajOOp.- Schlckhaus Sausage Links . . . . 49« ation of a' State debt for the Issuance of a week. The K-Teen Club meets of Sister Liberta also participating. OOO 00 tor the parpoea of acqusrinc. con- 6-. 1.00 bondi of the Stste ol New Jersey In the The defendants were the park •tnictlnar and deveiostns dspendaUe pub- aurecate principal amount'ol (100.000,- commission, which denied the on Fridays, while wrestling, bas- A luncheon with the priests and w water supolica for dnmcsttr and la- 000.00 for the purposs of acquiring, con- ketball and ping pong is sched- nuns followed for the children in iKutrlal oaes and facUrUcs appurtenant structlnc and developing dependable pub- youth was its employe at the time, "xreto. u» any part d this State as need Del Monte Golden Corn 7-1.00 Sunshine Banquet Wafers lic water supplies for domestic and In- and the estate of Ja,mes Napier of uled for the other nights of the the school auditorium, arranged •upears. and' provtdins the ways and riEE lELIlElY dustrial use* and facilities appurtenant -MSTAOIAIIT ^ni to pay the Interest of such debt b C thereto. In any part olthls State as need, 20 West End place, who was range week. ,"• > by the committee and the cafeteria ««*»"S» O». »«1nrt. EMBER OF •appears, and providing the waya ntwJ women. . - . ^ 1,00 Gravy Master « I5 meant to pay the Interest of such debt manager before his death. He reported the playground JTALIAIiAMItrCAM KITCMSN OFIN DAILY N 03 j COUNTY and also to pay and discharge the princi- The local youth asked $23,000 next to Harding School is in the . The luncheon Was followed by pal thereof.' be approved T - Ait Coaas^tMSeV 1st It***. Disaaf 'J Pel Monte Sliced Beets 6 ;: 1.00 Hurry! Last 2 weeks GROCERS and his mother, Esther, $10,000. process of being taken "down. presentation by the school child- Tha foDowm* ts a list or rolling Places to-Save «fi May!air's LIQUOÎJEEDS *n the various election districts ot UMHe obtained emergency leave from The council agreed to move a ' ren of a playel t in hhonor of Father • mill m K—jtworth: the Navy's Davisville, R. I., base 740 rtrst ptetrte*—«r» Hauaa. Washlnftoi ERE'S MORE TOUCHDOWN VALUES! BE AT MAYFAIR TO CATCH THE PASS! STEMWARE We to attend the trial. ' -•. Oartrtet — HanUns Schwil Adantas Heat T« Bntineenj KENILWORTH, N. J. 9«aJ«Y't Famous IT'S CURTIS — FOR TRICK OR TRfAT Adamas Caroide Corporation SALE • BEERS ON ICE DMrlst — McSUnley Scheol was host.last week to ASTE Chap- EN KENILNORTH Ô Carmel Rolls Baby Ruth's v FAMOUS LIBBY'S «MMt OV BWMTMOAsUKS Or ter 34.of Greater New York at its roliowh^ Is "a 4>airlpttni> •( tst «ait- * WINES • SCOTCHES wuwnum aunucTs new Market street plant. The For FREE DELIVERY on Caterlaf Te |!!» Partial DatMcts •! tba BirsuaH *t lac I* a âscription of the »ar- guests were taken on. a guided I that Berttaai af tba Bar- OaurtcU ot tha Borouch tour of' the plant and shown a Bubble Gum • GINS *RYIS XMatriet 1. An that portion of tht step-by-step demonstration of the WINES - UQUORS - BEER •HWalk a* Karuriorth baina north ol the — PARKING IN RfAR — ajnW l»*a ot Kaaulworth Boulevard. production of cemented carbide. We Sell Hsllsnd 0M Bahsmlan * rhrlsdisr Bssr -69* ' Da*rfc* %. fOX that portion ot the They were accompanied by stu- OPEN LATE BJemteorth beta* south ol tht • 8^Food8pe«lishie« ^ _ Una tt KanUworth Joulavard and dents from City College of New 1955 WORLD • SHRIMP COCKTAIL • CLAMS CASHCO Mat U tbjsj oairter Ma* o4 B«utt Twenty York, future mechanical engineers IWtyifc ajSjÛsa • Fro* Parking • Frci Chcdc Cashing Service BURRY'S •ait Mmat Mat Oraaat aMMt. interested in tool engineering. Cull CR frO676 • CT.AMS 5 RIGHTS Met a, AB that parttaa a« the Bor asa ajas% af- Caav • Froo Carrv-Out Sorvlco • IKENILIOITIUQIOIS _ _ of KanUworth batac south ot ttu 4. An tbat a nth a at tba Bar- BISCUITS MONDAY TO FRIDAY i aaMar Haa ot KanUworth Boulevard ano • tCUW0tU4 WITB HOT SAUCE 91 qa»»ua< M aartb) a< Iha.NM EHCYCLOPEDIAS atat mt tha aantar Una of Bsuth Twenty rttttag lfka«««r ^ pOie> Ceaaral BsaraaaTaBtf «aat e«Cs4ar 5|»ek •eat tttaat aad Oraa«w Avenue. the phone number of the KnlgtriV POLLiWS FOOB NUKET •ben. 31 NORTH AVENUE I ON THE BOULEVARD assortment Mttll* 3- McaCVMA. •I Oahanbus. Hew York chapter ff CRANFORD | KENILWORTH 8 A.H' 9 PJ.All price* arfacilva thru Sal.. Oct. 79th. Wa wen* 99c tha right ta limit quontltlti. NONE SOLD TOOEAVIR} lice, to Catesaku* »44at. IS. ISSff. Saturday 8 Ail to 6 PM. I • •• \ • i .•;•" s .. \ ••'.»•,•?:• vr :•;.-' ••'V Pr^';'Fv:".;!'""':V"':>''i::-i;';" ••-:,'- .-.'•."'•• ••»-••• •y:,f •'•' ••:..' • -. > ..•• -•/•••'.- .•" •V.. X

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fort /Methodist I, 243^ D.Nfgola of Community Methodist ». »U drove to the four-yard-^ line with, F. Huttcman of Community Meth- about four minutes left to -play, ures -odlst i; f. Becknagel of Unden With Panthers This We but John McCarthy fumbled an a Presbyterian; 118; It Morrison ot drive Into the line. In the third first Presbyterian i, Ml; «. Kut- period, Wilson broke loose around sera ot Titsl Bresbyterian I. 212 Rip HiUside, 26-12, forThir d Win of Season left end and cut inside to get by a ' lftate defender. H» was in ttie and tJJ and a 193 for the only It's Roselle Park football this 600 series ot the! evening; C. Rob- Coach Stan Qrayson's Cranford cTcar when he tripped and fell: Jim Curran continued his unbeaten streak as he became the week-end, Cranford High School High School football team over- With Hillside playing a^ye; econd runner in Cranfard High School's history to capture the Unidn erts of Trinity, 211; and A. Fricke gridders' meet the Panthers in 5 pi trinity, 202. came let downs at the start of thetight defense, Johnson.niade^go County Conference cross country meet on Friday afternoon at Warin- three games. '• • \ first and third quarters to defeat use of his outside option ?lays an<» Parlt, BoseUe-EIUabeth. \ \ Coach v BUI Martin's freshman Hillside for the second year in aand passes. - Pespite the drive of eleven takes on.Roselle Park to- row, 20 to 12, Saturday morning the Cranford attack,' Hillside re- than third-place. ^' »>*• trailing Thomas Jefferson of Eliz- Curran, Jeff mi n_^ Itjgg4:lto_budge^frqm its set de- was in gold and rust chrys:mihr abeth, which successfully detended Field. The big game will be play- Hillside, elected to play a very fensive pattern. ., T^ Real Estate For Sole Real Estate Fas- Sate Garwood Social ... mums. Those attending wore H;,i ed Saturday afternoon at Roselle Except for the two scoring For Sale Servicing Frederick Haluko celebrated his its crown, and tlainfleld. Harrier Champion tight defense and as a result the CLASSIFIED BATES GETTING SNofjQH HOT WATEBt Liitia loween costumes. < There wt,e Again Win Park when the two varsities ..col- drives. Blues" defense held Hill- DUNCAN PHYFE DINETTE SET. drop CRANFORDI R*AL SSTATB BOABD -TT'S HALLOWEEN!* Curran was timed in 13:37^ for Blues made effective use of five leaf table and 4,, needle-point chain. scale removed from psra-coil*. tank, WERE BEING HAUlfTKD—By .Fkonot fourth iiirthday anniversary Sat- games and prizes. Those present lide. Ana the Junior varsities~gb successful passes in nine attempts side in check without too much —^DtSKTTMHI — S *••«• a war*. Reasonable: RAhway 7-0126. . leu heater*. Work done Jn your own Looking for Good;-. Home*. 'Here arr *> urday at. a party, given, by his the two-and-a-half mile 'course, it it again on "Monday afternoon |iV *««rt* «*lmla»m«s. Aa* ••• »» home by specialist. All work fuarate ew of our Listing*! were: Susan Meyerhoff. John Ko- to win'easily. The score easily trouble.' • • • • Han — la ***** a Uaa. Aa» Ml teed. Schaible Urns Scale Equipment which was the fastest time since InTri Meet at Memorial Field. parents. Mr. #nd Mrs. Michael zlk, Andre - Rossi, Barin' paj .x>ul4 have been 26-0 or worse as The line-up: 1 "" la *»•». aaaal* •*•**. Co.. WEatfleld 2-49M. ' If MULTIPLE LIST TOUR ntOWnOt 1952. Out for cross country for the Coach Stan Grayson has hopes Furnished Room* JACK-O-LANTERNS Haluko of 543 Willow avenue. The Leonard Durow. Larry Diud first time, Curran, a senior, has Jim Curran again proved him- the Blues threw away at least two CBAVFOBD •BTKAT INSBBTIONS (ftweilln WITH A MEMBER OF THE v the window will let you know that of making It two straight over Ends—ScbUpak. Weeks. Kimcr. Wkrd. weeks- wUa»al ••»y *haa««*t ,— * WILLIAM' 7. DAVIDSON porch 61* the house was decorated Carl Ragonese, Douglas Hoylc iid self to be the best cross country golden scoring opportunities. Ayres. l Genera: Contracting. Carpentry, CRANFORD REAL ESTATE BOABD here's a home for children. 4 hwln—na won all ftvexuial meets he has en- Coach Herm Shaw. The Blues mU a war*. 4» eeau aliMM,. For Rent " Masonry. Plastering and Roofing. CRan- and 3 baths, spacious grounds. irrnHlent with corn stalks and pumpkins. Michael Tripke, all of w runner in Union County on Tues- Before the crowd had a chance Tackles—Patterson. Diefenbruch, Ben- ford 6-3829. No Job too smaiL Esti- neighborhood, near to High Schnol tered. He may > be a threat for the took a 2-0 win last year in a driv- CASH. Ckack* •» Sla**a* BUM* •*- ROOMS .FOR WENT by day or «eek. (tar qOnaiilie; «m WSMKf*. S hrs.Table centerpiece tor the party and Jeffrey Mann of. Avcuoi. state crown on November 11 at day afternoon and Jefferson of to get comfortable, Tony Prasa, Guard*—Pctrmon. Dunham, Stcln. aaasfaa* aawttalas e*»y. N.t Reasonable rate*. , CRanford 6-9832. mate* without obligation. - tf 3D ±ua- BAhway Elizabeth proved itself to be theing rain storm at Memorial Field. ras**a*l»W far ami* la a*a laksa CRANFOBD HOTEU/ II GOBLINS WILL GET YQtt Warinanco, ' . Hillside's fine passing quarter- OntiT-Rummery. strongest team in the., county. Although the Panthers were heav- Backs—Johnson. Wilaon. Tarver. Ben-, BVMOOL AUTOMATIC WABHEB SKBVT you don't hurry and Inspect this ft- m monsihlr. eat- back, faded back and threw a LAHdE SINGLE ROOM, businei* person" XE. ALL WORK OUABANTXID. WAITING! . Bob Frevert was the first Cran- ily* favored, Cranford outplayed nctt. McCarthy. Keve. Zullck. Crank. DBADUNE FOE COrY—W««»«*«a7* room Colonial. Of course If they're seali- Manutacturer. - Curran won his sixth straight short pass to Alex Shcara who Dtcktsoti. Ayrtv preferred. CHanford 6«1472. ' tf B. W. rtAHTET, CBantonS 6-17U.. tt ly alter you. you can escape to the baae- ford runner to win this event He race of the season, in a triangular them most of the way. The Blues HILLSIDE at 1* AJL ARE tOU INTERESTED? snent Dog House, which really la Dadfa, took the 1948 race in 13:24, while Went dowcv the left sideline far Ends—Weinlck. Wllion; RIITO. workshop, and lock the door. A On* meet at Warinanco Park, Roselle- also feel they haven't gained re- Tackles—Dale. Avino JJEAT ' PLEASANT furnished room for Special Limousine Service Russ Foster was second in 13:31. the scan;. On this play, the Cran- Cenlleman. «»rage available. Refer- CRANfOat) BBnUOSBAtlON SKKVICB We lack the home for sale that will home for a choice family. EUtabeth, between . Jefferson, venge for the saVage 93-0 defeat ford defenders made two serious Guards—Wlite. Bass. Durosky. - ence*. WEsincld 2-5060-R. If on IHtMatr*. Xahrlnator. Croalor. Cold- meet the requirements of 8 of our clients, Despite the one-two finish by CH$ Center—Sch»ndler. Crantord and Plainfield as the(he Panthers inflicted in 1953. errors to allow the score on the Back*—Prasa. Alexander. Sheara. Go- For Sole ho are, ready, willing and. able to buy. SKELTONS IN THE CLOSET? Trips to all airports, railway stations & piers runners, Westfleld won the cham- nli. Stomkui. Deo, De Santl. No! We looked. Just a>lea«ant «-mom. teams finished in that order. Cranford has a far better record Afst' play front scrimmage. The WROUGHT IRON RAIUNGS made to LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen , Ha* 88.000 cash toward purchase of a pionship by, one point > Cranford 7 7 0, C—26 your •peclAcatlons. Indoor and out- privileges., woman only/ CaU alter 6 2-bedroom bungalow near St. MichaelU wmc with a 1st Boor powder monk, oil - STS3JO . CAM. CRANFORD 64)961 - 6-2272 Jefferson won by taking third, this season than Roselle Park, but attempted placement for the ex- Hillside ...-..., « a 0 0—12 p.m. CRanford 8-5407. ' steam heat. 2-car garage and a verj lank ——»-!•» conditions, air- Cranford's second runner was Touchdowns — Cranford: Wilson 2. iiooV. Also driveway lamp*, pjtloand CONTRACTOB. Church and iransportation. Wants fourth, 'fifth, eighth and 15tCoach h Grayson is looking for a ' > Leroy Wilson (43) is going fotva big gain In the third period T»rv«r. Bennett.' HllUlde — Sheara. . swtmreln* pool enelo«ure*. S- SUn- home In good neighborhood In $14,000 lot. Only S13£00. salary .- Apply In tra point failed. WARM SUNNY ROOM. Urge closet, near porches, etc South Iaknonsiiies for weddings — Trips to anyplace Pete Walsh, a freshman, who came places, while' Cranford placed rough game.. Anything can hap- Prasa. PolnU alter touchdowns — Ben- «an. 34 No. Slit St.. Kenilworth. wig ScJbert. am Lincoln Drive. Kenil- range. x .. • , . ,• Bus Sta. 4ft of the Cranford-HUlSide football game Saturday morning at A short time later, Ed Johnson nett a (rushesi. omelai* — Williams, um- CRanford «-l«S5i » •town. Refined home. CRanford 6-6SS7. •orth. ~~ ' For The Key— ' In ninth in the good time of 14:- second with 43 points on first. pen in a Cranford-Roselle Park pire; Cuccineilo. refer**; Greln. Held Couple with 83.000 cash wants a 4- ^ — Prices Very Reasonable — 14.4. Leroy Gipson took thirteenth Memorial Field-He took a pitchtfut from quarterback Ed Johnson connected on a pass to Leroy Wil- Judue; Jakucn,' head linesman. LARGE. CLEAN, newly-decorated roomV- bedroom new or older type home in to a Better Home — SEE Sixth, seventh,, 12th & 17th places game, Coach Grayson pointed out (16) while tackle Jim Benko (23). is shown ready to block for son who carried over for the six ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS_and ..'modem, private and quiet home. «ar- T. V. BEWICK good condlUon. WU1 pay to «20,jjp0. place and Gene Griffiths was *:''••• ' no 3 gum. Call CRanford 6- Piainfleld scored 45 points on' sec- He said the Panthers have shown • Combination Screen* and Storm, Door*. •'aieôptWnal. - reasonable, convenient Mrrcs. BUNDXYB, HOLIDAYS), etc fifteenth, but the Blues fifth run- Wilson.' . • •'••'" .'•..-. points as end Ken Weeks threw Here's How Future -Free estimate*. Alban-Lewi*. 10» No-th tifeiiiportaUon. - CRanlord 6-270S after 11 years T. V. *«aeilena«> , Another wants 4-bedroom »pUt-leveJtpr ond, ninth.' 10th, 11th and 13tha great potential, but ha vent been Union Ave.. CRanlortJ 6-0M4. If ner, BUI Hettman. finished 41st the key block. Johnson threw 6:30. p.m. " JERSET RADIO SEBVICB colonial home, up to g25,00O. North •'• . If Roosevelt Lane. CRanford 6-5467. tf area. Will pay to S20.000. . for second place. Cranford third and the Cardinals part in drills to improve the of-Shaheen Holds One-Game TRUCK CHAMK and TA4 BuUdotar In scoring its ninth win in this >JHere. Bruce Bennett's plunge for are doing this season: I W' •• . HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, up to 31 tor nfr*. 8. W. OUm, Ins. CJUnlord .Couple getting married next month topped Cranford in a dual meet fensive blocking. n the qxtra point made the score, Boaille Park O <.... Summit 28 Inches, on your roller.. Sl-8». Same «-»18» aad Llndca 1-7084. , U would like a nice, roomy 6-room home the 18th annual running of the Boielle ravk 1 Hluhl-ind Park 9 Apartments For Rent earlier this year. , Although the Blues have lost 7-6. •/ •••••--" •; . " •. B«iell'c Park -5 Hillside 13 Day Service. Altuh-Lewl* Hardware, from 814.500 to S1S.50O. • G.I. cash 181 North Ave.. event, 'Jefferson placed its first Lead in Bowling League Bawling Boselle Pairk W;.,J'. Bernard* 20 M North Union Ave. ' tf JOHN I. GAVHT Curran lei) all the way «s hetwo. of five contests, they are still FOUR LIGHT ROOMS * and bath, top ••.coo. ;••'•••. CRanford 6-3884 or CRanfnrd. 4V-S48X. five runners in the first 12 finish- • ' • •* t%* / Near the end of the. first half, Roselle Park O :, , Weslfleld 6 floor. 2 family huuw, hot water sup- KLXCTBICAL CONTBACTDia — HotM*. won in 13:40. He was ahead of In the running for 1i sectional title plied, furnlbh own heat. Box 890. care «u-lnf. lobWna. fluor*ac«nt flxtuna, . Client wants a split-level .home in good ers to win by the most one-sided Behind good pinning by their captain. Milt Harris, the Shaheer Johnnson connected on a 40-yard aUMEOCRAPHINQ — letter* — Form* neighborhood, around (20.000 to 422.- OPTICIANS Mike Sabino of Piainfleld by atif Rahway, '• Linden or Regional Rosell* O . Scotch Plains 2 . _ Booklets. 24 hour service. Free • •^Tltlxen'and Chronicle. ^^^ repair* and pUii* lnstallad, Gaorge mcscnuTTioit e Race pass to Eric Tarver who carried Ro.rllr 6 HllUlde 12 '000. Has 812.000 cash. score in the history of the com- Agency keglers won'two games Friday night from Fischeb's Marker. pick-up and delivery.- CaU CRanford wf^r.ni,r» u Myrtl* Straat.. Trtl' least 40 yards at the finish. Jef-should be knocked off. Rasrlto :«. Bound Brook 0 v 109 JEFFERSON AVE. to Hillside's 24: On the next play, 27 • 6-9547.. ..- ,. ' . . ' .•.• •» CHanford t 1B1I • . tf . Couple with 83,000 cash wants a good S-ROOM HOME. 2 bedrooms and bathv petition. Scoring for the Elizabeth ferson took the. next three places to stay on top by one cgune in the Cranford Bowline League. / Boicllr U ...., Union' Apartment* Wanted: Roselle Park has- won only one he tossed to Wilsotr on the 12° who Roielle U ...... 6-room home for about 816.000.' 2nd floor; front and rear porch, wallr- -JfarttnBWj. — Stw team were: 'Sid Howard, second; RemainsTight with Larry St Clalr, John Bonner Harris turned in two season records Friday night — a'206 game Hedonal 23 •ENET.IAN BUNDS In »tock. 33 to M to-wall carpeting 1st Soar of five games, losing^lo^Sunimlt, RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes 4-room r YOU *UW TO BUILD, repair or make l Ron Holmes, 'fourth, Larry . St again, scored. Bennett again Inches custom quality stock blinds, all apartment In Cranford or vicinity. ; Customer >»ftt>' »B.000c»sh"W*mt»T*r>ch The race tightened in Cranford and Ron Holmes. 28-0; Highland Park, Mt West- in the'opener, which is the. high for the year, and a 1)52 sorles, also Hcotch ri.ln. -' Rosclle 9 64 Inches lon«. S2.93; also Jencralt alterations. caU T. JOHNSEN. 409 Ce»- type home with three" bedrooms for OMPACT BUNGALOW, e rooms «l*t EL. 24340 28-0; plunged for the extra point and Isateb rlmln. O ." North Plalnfleld 26 Please call WEslll«.;W 2-3891-R- tral Avenue. CRanford «404k. tf Glair,-, fifth, John Bonner, sixth. Leroy Ginôn.ji tops', for this season. • ' < . ~ -^ flcalrh PUln. 1 ...: Bernards 13 -and C W. Breneman custom blinds, 81,4.000 to 820.000. . • • . floor. 3 on,2nd; new J»oi,water heating; • aV. at. «* a.r. *. Dally — Btoau * Tken. » A. M. te • F. •. terÊlrarch— -Bowlmg League AAd- field,, 6-0, and undefeated Bern-, Crahford 1cd by what appeared to "39c sq. fCCfanftird UphpUtery Shop. system. olL nredLheat garaaW .» mtsy,'. and Fred Bigden, 12th, s Pete Walsh was seventh for Cran- Bamrtfs liquors remained in gf»«.l, PJ»! ...... Highland Park 6 .ffc " 120 South Ave.. £. CRanford 9-08SX oh Tuesday evening. ards, 2ft - 14: Theiiônly win 1(5 be a comfortable, 14-6, margin. "St:-Soieph's tWN¥M If YOU ore tWnVlng Qf SELLING YOUR well-shrubbed' tot near town. Pictur- Jefl scored 28 point*, while run- •~St-Paul*s-Methodist-of-Roselle fnrd. Fred Bldgffn ot Jeflersoa was came over HUll37^ second - place, a game behind the • ' ' a Rental* ROOFTNO AND SDDDIO ' HOME, please phone at once so we may esque neighborhood. nerup Plainfield was - far behind /The Comets came out for theJedarsoa O Woodbridse 18 GUTTKRS a* LEADERS show.your home this week-end. We can had its first-place lead cut to oneeighth, while Piainfleld took the leaders, by winning two from 1 ••rs»n~1|-T.":.T.T ^r.—.—-PerUi-Amboy—IX UPHOLSTERING — Furniture --^—- RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS — g Blocks lmost guarantee an Immediate sale If The Panthers looked good in 183 start' of*~the' >secon"d"hair~wlth~a Banquet*, weddings; receptloa*. dance*. with 77, Cranford's third-place ninth and 10th .places with Al 133 Jtller*«n Hi Wcequahlc « draperies, slip covers, Venetian blind*. Combination your home fits any of the above require- game as it lost two of three games rolling to a Vl4^0 first-half lead Errico Trucking. The Errico pin- vengencc and -drove for another Jslf«r*on II .. .. New Brunswick 27- Nice choice of fabric*. F. .Kantner * oraanUatton '. meelingj. etc. Veteran* ments. • • i • • . score was 79 points. Trailing in Galji and Andy Mclver. lSt m • Memorial Home, 479 South Ave.. East forming to St Paul's E & R. I of Garwood. over Berands, lout then' faded to ners, rolled a 975 game— second 187 six points. After receiving the Jeffecson. 6 Union 33. Son. l«0 South Ave.. E. T*L .CRanford sk rrfnjMw1f"n with *'•«"§ we-' paint this order were: - Fourth, Union 3 •-0893, M CRanford 6-6325 — 6789. ' .If 3Phone while Zion Lutheran of Rahway Cranford's other scorers were high of the season in the night- wood trim.' , WM. W.'AUSTIN ' Otenlord 8-4373 lose by a touchdown. 70S kickoff, Cranford fumbled;as John? Over 8.000 eatlaaed customam with 96; fifth. Hillside, 134; sixth. took two of three from Cranford Gene Griffiths 12th, and John AMERICAN LEGION CASINO REALTOR , ' Alpha de U In Lou Mossucco, Park, has acap for their only win. .. ion and. Wilson had a mix up on Pamela Mayberry Wins TABLE PADS — 3-pc. sets, from IMS. . WIL LkBCBHOKDER Ruth Keve Rahway; 140; seventh. Scotch Methodist I. * Munday 17th. . Choice of beautiful color*. Free esti- Walnut Ave. . CRanterd «-M7« Mildred VanQelder aUUB Sm- gwnlmi and Sat- finer runner and good defensive • The defending champions; Har- 162 a handoff. Six play's later Prasa mate* civan. Alban-Lewi*. I0t N. Dances, receptions, dinner*, meetlna"*, 45 North Ave., E. CRanford 0^0708 Plains. 204; eighth, Edison Tech, 161 Horse Show Honors / ":;••••• • '.••.' . . tf .Five teams are tied for seventh player. Tom McCaflerty directs co Chcfnical. came to lite Friday bucked over from the one-foot Union Av*., CRanford 6-OB64. tf table tennis...... 221; and ninth, Westfleld, 247. place with 11-10 records, only : no A blue ribton and trophy for/ John' Munday was 44th and the Panthers' swing-T attack, but night and won a sweep from 173 line. * " fOPSOtL. fUl dirt. gTavel. crushed »tona, FOUR BOWLING ALLEYS SEATS — Can*, rum rattan. Work called four games out of first place. Com- his passing has been spotty. Builders' General Supply to go into IBS first place in the walk and tr6t cinder* and *and- Callo to •. RAhway Ultra Modern -Kitchen ' for and delivered. PLainaeld a-oam Harry McNslly B0 for the Blues to Booters Play 885 On the second .play from scrim- plass were won by ..Pamela May- 1-7224. . « IF BUYING OR SELLING munity Methodist II of Kenilworth Richie McCormack is a tower third place in the league standings. CRanford 64701 Ml Jefferson Ave.. North Flainleld. NJ. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS finish In'the. top SO. J mage after the Hillside. TD, the 22 Riverside Dr. is in third place two games out of strength at center as well as a The Hareo pinners rolled a 1,014 140 Blues iced the game. Bennett took berry oh Saturday at 'the horse MADE TO" ORDER radiator enclosure*, SHOPPINQ EARLY . Curran went out.for tha harrier of first while Trinity Epsicopal, show at Skytop Stables, Mountain- lawn furniture, cabinets and console *PUDatluMa and HKATma Sewers 1940 FORB 4-DOOR SEDAN squad this fall to get in condition Another Tie linebacker on defense. Park has middle game, high for the year, 200 a handoff from "Johnson and buck- cabinet* for-portable sewing machine*. cleaned wwith atoetrlo aewer A well-kept beautiful center-haU 3-bed- MTaed Can tar SaU Osceola Presbyterian and St. Paul's Although gaining its third tie two big, rough tackles in Patsy 141 side. ,'. ... - •;/'. y' • • "•' Fred Davay. 43 N. 7th Street. Kenil- Wanted To Buy Ouarantaad. Willialtml J. Laddan. MTel. m Colonial, taitetully decorated, nlce- .for the coming basketball season. while Ted Huft turned in a 245 162 ed off left tackle;. He was hit by Pamela is a member of Walter' worth. CRanford B-35M. , tl . •hrubbed. You'lllov* the built-in Shaheen Agency E. & R. I are tied for fourth place of the season, the Cranford High Franchietti, a three-year man. and eflffcrt in ibis game, which is the 169 at least five, men, but he managed '• WE BIT* BOOKS CHartnut S-1S07 and CfUntord S-SSSS)t . corner cabinet*, the -large closata anc BEAUTIFUL CONDITION In early workouts, he found the only three games behind. • . White's School of Horsemanship. On* er a thousand.- Please call for the lovely acmnad porch accenutya irom School soccer team was unable Ron Pundock. Three other line- second high individual, game of S3. to spin away, and ran SO yards for tntTSBURGH PAINTB. lull lm« of details, PH. Book Shop. PLainfleU 4- both the living room and kitchen. Excel- going rough over the hilly War- Cranford Methodist II, defending to break into the win column on She is the daughter of Mr. and' InterioIt r andd eteriorexterior. PaintersPainters' disds- men are experienced. the year. 845 another six points for the Bluos'. '. • . ..• -** lent location. Priced to sell at •H.opo. inanco course. But as the season titi Alb Anita' Schllllnger v champions,. Calvary Lutheran, Tuesday afternoon as it gained Mrs. L. D. Mayberry, Jr., of 17 count In housh e loltt quantities. Alban- ASPHALT DBIVKWAYS. crushed stone, frank Gogeg r Despite all the experienced tal- MacPherson of the Methodist Cranford ended the scoring with Lewls. 10i North Union Avenue. U QUN8 WANTED — Licensed collector All dirt, driveways excavated, - Front progressed, he showed better form 177 Keith Jeffries avenue. end loader for hire; Joseph LaBracio, ROOSEVELT SCHOOL SECTION—Con> MargverltM e Hcarwln — Cranford Alliance, Cranford Meth- a 1-1 deadlock with a strong ent, the team has been inconsis- Men's Club had a 639 total for the three minutes left in the'game as paying high prices for modern or pletcly Insulated beautiful six-room ONLY $75.00 CASH although his time wasnt too good odist I and St Paul> Lutheran of Jamesburg eleven. 145 VENETIAN BUNDS. 33 In.-M In., white antique rUles. shotgun*, revolver*, 37 Henley Ave, rjunford «-31«7. e. Brick construction,, wood-bumlni because he wâs never pressed. tent, but if it should jell—look night to aid his team in 158 Tarver circled end for 19 yards: and ivory. «2.9e. Immediate delivery. swords. Linden 3-SS40. U lace. 3 bedroem*. tile bath, attache Linden are tied for seventh plaice. • Both scores came in the second three from the VFW. The Metho- .170 Alban-Lcwla Uardwan. Ipt N. Union ge. low taxes. '.. ' S17.800 OPKM WXEK0DS I In the county meet, Curran clip- out. • .?•••' .. > 148 On this play, Johnson worked the TRACTOR, for a child 5 years of age. In TELEVimON REPAIRED FAST. For theE 319 NORTH UNION AVE. CRANFORD 6-1422 Cranford Methodist II-and First period. The Blues; bgoke the 7S 1 . ,v ;. . N I M I » I ' Aw. ••• ••'.-•• •.. 'I! dist pinner put together scores of good condition. RAhway 7-7696. best and fastest service oall ~ ped more than 15 seconds off his Coach Grayson says everybody 878 option play.perfectly as he pitched Electric. CRanford t-MM. Sag LOOKING FOR A BVHQALOWT Here Presbyterian I turned in -the only scoring ice. .Dick Kiami took the 233^ 182 and 214: PIANO SALEi Grand OpenlngI Cont- 1* a beauty and an exceptional buy. best previous time and looked as on-the Cranford eleven is ready. out to Tarver. just before being . plete ' selection of famoua piano* at BABY'S CRIB, must be in good condl Owners leaving; for the coast. Do- see sweeps of the evening over First ball at midfjeld and booted it toHe's expecting a tough, hotly con- Other sweeps Friday night Were 187 tackled. This drive was for 66 [RPHFORD drastic reduction. -10-year guarantee. .lion. CaU CRanford 6-7266. this! Only 7 years old. fully Insulated, 4 it he could have done better had Methodist of Westfield and Linden the far corner where Tom. Young recorded by the lions Club over 302 Terms. Dudkin Piano Co. (formerly TREES TRIMMED AND REUbVSD bedrooms, a tile baths, .full dining room, 3 Bedrooms, North Side he been pressed tested-game. And who could dis- 212 yards, Cranford Piano Co.). 437 North Ave- BOY'S TOPCOAT or • overcoat'. 14. Cord Wood for Sale living room with, beautiful window seat in the finalru nPresbyterian respectively. pushed it towards the goal. Tom the Democratic' Club and thCtambru«thlne l 178 0AU.T 1 fM. Coll CHanford 6-9322. ' '..' pute that in the. Roselle Park- 196 In the second period, Cranford nue.' Wctt. Westfleld. WEslAeld 2-aill. Landscsp* — Nuraerymea and lovely fireplace. ' screened' porch. to the wire. Also winning- two of three games Teluso of Jamesburg unlntentially Citizen and Chronicle over Sch- Krrlco n. 80S SAT.-SCW.-SIOU . K CaU WKstfleld 3-4320 or WKstfleld Beautiful built-in cabinet*, full base- HandV to flopping. St MlchaeFfc SefaooC Cranford contest ' • TOTA1, 975 ment, large lot.. We repeat — an excep- Cftveland School and the High Setoot Curran led moist of the way. A*were: Temple Beth-El over Cran- kicked the ball through the wrong ~- .' evening* after • c A well-conitructed three-bedroom home lectert Hardware. CdW MANURE, totted — no odor. Top JIM LOVELAND tional buy!; I he entered the stadium area for Coach Martin's freshmen will FISCHER'S MARKET (I) . aoU mixed, enrich rotes, flower beds. Construction and bcauUIucuU l knotty ppine aun parior- ford Alliance, Garwood Presby- goal, resulting in a Cranford score. Those who had. games of 200 orOAllesO'Allesandrla s 186 147 Now thro Monv Oct. 31 the final quarter mile, he was be but to start a new winning 170 rhododendron*, garden* and lawn*. S3 OMS CAR OARACK. 12x30 lnchMUOC FOR RENT—Furnished 2-bedroom house Thiands thhome taxee Is* arIne Immaculat low. Occupance candirjacdiy jcmt- HAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW! terian over St Paul's Lutheran, Jamesburg quickly retaliated above Friday Included: Howard. nurabio. „ 145 149 US 139 delivered, this month only, MUrdock concrete tooting and Boor. Cinder Woes MASON CONTRACTORS in •North. Cranford. near school and all be had upon closing. Priced consider- challenged by Jefferson's Howard. Community Methodist II over with a march downfleld. Pete Es- streak after losing to Rahway on n LIBERTY / "NOT AS A or frame construction, owrhead door, fftmplata maaonry. Sldewalkfl* 'flag* commuting. 8139 per month. Otixen and Chronicle. 213; Weeks, ftoury ...;.. 184 199 179 ably below today'* value, at lesa- than. Curran pulled away Just as How- Friday,' breaking an eight-game 183 compkta. S7S0. CHanford S-JS3S. •tona work.. ' Qaraga building. Vsic AND USE OUR LAY -AWAY PLAN Oteola Presbyterian, Calvary pinos scored" the tying goat as Citiaen and Chronicle. 204 and 212; Qrtckowskl '.. ITS ISO STRANGER" CARPETS AND RUGS, used all Cleaned, For these and other' R&e homes.see — vrr.ooo. undefeated skein. , % ' .,-\ Handicap 28 28 38 work. frwi ard came abreast as he won byLutheran over Cranford Metho- he got past the' Cranford defense. 830 good condition. Room sixes .remnants, annt Ci*iwi and Chronicle, TOTAL. :; 849 S3i •talr and hall carpet*, throw ruga, new some 40 yards. Cranford is hoping for another W. C. McPHERSON — for ypur — > dist I, Trinity over JTemple Emanu Jim Rice, Cranford goalie, again 212; Leonhardt. Schlecter% Hard- SHAHKBN AGENCY <2I remnanU and factory seconds. Eliza- . Floor-Service Jefferson's first four runners are El of Westfleld and First Presby- playedv an outstanding game, three-game sweep such as the one Coventry 165 102 181 beth Rug Exchange. 263 Morris Ave., ELECTIUCAL INSTALLATIONS and re- ware. 205; Hull. Democratic Club. Huetteman '. 200 179 188 Elizabeth. . tf R. MENZEL — Floor scraping and repairs, wall outlet*, light switches, etc 10 Alden St. ! •» CR 8-0400 all juniors and should be able to terian II over St Paul's E. fc R. II.making many spectacular saves. accomplished in 1952. The pic- Harris •.. 866 817 169 S«t. MatinM, Oct. 29th Anlihlng of old floor* a specialty. 237; Filsinger. Democratic Club, 163 188 161 CRanford 6-1343. «1 Elliabeth Avenue^ Lamps rewired, door bell* and chimes Llbby Brewster ,.^_...... -. CR 6-1SSS dominate the competition again . Bowling 200 games or better ture is bright if the teams con- Torgenen ~J,.. CORD WOOU for stove and fireplace to repaired., John Fray. WSstfleld 2- The second half was scoreless 207; Hall. Uona Club. 214; Stacy. :.. 160 188 137 Cranlord. . Hope MIIIUJ .... CR 0-5219 tinue to play the good ball'they Jacky _ :... «32 810 "FLIGHT TO MARS" order. (20. a cord. W. Saam CR ft-«4a0 4994-M. ' next year, unfortunately for Coach were: W. Olhert of St Paul's •:•—•• •*• F. D., Henneucy' ..... : CR although the Blues got the ball Methodist Men's Oub. 203; Dietz. TOTAL • • i • t J. Seth Weekly, Curran is a senior. have displayed in recent games. E. Feeley ..„„. CR e-osos FOB CHOICE HOMES DC CBA Lutheran, 2)3; A Mintel of Zion downfleld several times, but 213; •y MARKET (II ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, new out- 7 7 ^^ mn iiifMurra Harco Chemii Michaels. A. Hebert , „„— as is Oipson. Lutheran, 211; J. Pridup of Cran- TINNESZ i.; .179- 233 1SS "THUNDERHEAD, START your child'* school year right Dressmaker* Alteration* let*, change of service. . post lights. u_ CR 8-13SS couldn't push across the winning Harco Chemical, 232; A. Berar- P. Tinnesz 155 . 1ST 171 . with the World Book Encyclopedia. * Repair lafnajij toasters, irons. ' l~ tally. The Cranford defense .ef- dinelli. Builders' General. 200; F. CilM>Delleer )-.'... 140 832 184 SON OF FUCKA" Rahw»y 7-4316 , . « LADIES BUTTS and DRESSES made to Davis. CRanford 6-0879, . fectively "blocked most of James- VICiBoertmanRich n ... 144 182 133 order; also alteration*, lira. Hani ••*• S«_ 3HB •afinmt*m Avenue. Errico Trucking. 200 andA. Tlnnes* —• 186 t77 188 br VJ.A. . * CHanlord S-StO. « ' om miritftpid aaai-y. tf burg's offensive plays. TOTAL .. 774 •71 804 PHES-TO-LOGS-clean. convenient, safe TELEVISION -AND. FM ANTENNAS CRANFORD ' 202; Cree. Errico Trucking. 212; for your fireplace. 6 logs In carton INSTALLED and repaired. Work -ANNE M- O'BRIEN Cranford now has a record of HAYECK'S FOODS (2) Starts Tuetv Nov. lit HIS CRANFORD FEED & SEED 11 A DOG — A BACKYARD Connolly 144 170 141 South Ave.. E., CRanford-6-1661 t guaranteed. Ressonsblfi rates. New These are .the thing* youngsiera dream Real fcstate three ties and five losses and its208; Huettejnan, Shaheen Agency, Hubtak „ »1 142 "LOVE IS A MANY Painting - Decorating and used TV set*. -Tube* checked ' about. Every little boy Wreams of playing' AND ALTERATIOII W 00R Weigand 1S3 148 your home.. Call FAnwood 2-4130 10 AMen Street (2nd tear* winless string has now reached It PAINT tt WALLPAPER books brought T.' A. CRANK — PalnUng and Decoratta*. COPS and ROBBERS In hi* pwn back- 20Q; P. Tinnesz, Tinnesz Market, B^p 184 343 Walnut Ave. TeL CRanford 6-0***, CRaniord 6-4994. . yard—every Uttle lady dreams'of playing cac-rrrr . • ' games. 223; Vic Boertmann. Tinnesz Mar- ReinboUt 186 191 toe SPLENDORED to your home. Name .brands. Low for estimates. • ' ' j ' tt house. Turn your dreams Into a reality DeMarco 184 ' 173 143 prices. No obligation. X:.D.S Co. CRan In this spacious 4-bedroom home on a Margy Wilson _ ket. 232; RtspoU. Hayeck* Poods, Handicap ._; _. II 13 188 . THINGr BERARD'S PLUMBING AND HEATINa 30x203 lot: plenty ot shade trees: a 3- Edith Searlck _ TOTAL _—...... 779 879 828 . ford 6-0S90. • • It IITBCHKE «* BLUNCK — Painters and Repairs. fdU ltt f|*P ar garage' that has space enough- for Louisa Old Boosters to Meet 206; R. Pctenen. Petenen's Dairy. TWINKLE PRESTONE SALE — S2.50 gal. delivered. Decorator*. 47 North lath Street. Ken- ford 6 both your cars and room for the chil- 205 and 204; fairchild. Men's HARfUS. LTD. (1) W I -FT. AJ .Reg. «3.25i C.D.S. Co. CR «-OM0. « Uwuth. N. J. j Telephone CRanford dren to play. There 1* a delightful front Anstaoli ._.—:; 122. 179 . 175 IN GOD'S EYE" •V4718 — CHeatnut 9-3466. tt porch; a .33x15 living room with beamed CRANFORD CYCLE & TOY CD. Lfaguf. 201; Scheuer. Peppermint Duckworth 140 119 110 FLOOR WAXER — »1 delivered' and FLOOR.WAXINO-rRUQ 8HAMPOOING. ceilings and stone fireplace; a family- Irvington Poes 141 / MICKEY ROOMEY picked up. Twin brush eas>r to use. Private home*. Industrial e»tabli*h- Irvington supplies the opposi- Room, 203; SanteUa. Police De- Meyer 159 131 ' L MBNZKL — PainUng and >»Jir ments. Asphalt tile, rubber tile, cork, sized fining room; oil steam heat. S1S.000 Austin ^ 189 142 155 Let machine do your Work. C x V '• »t. • • v • s ' Violet* to left of you. . call Federal Maintenance Service. 401 The Blues meet Irvington at CRANFORD SHOE SSTORT E (1) Exterior Painting- Skilled mechanic*. F Mr. and Airs. Garden Club Members have 1}7 Into the gates of Fairyland Personal mpervUlon. 303 Columbia WUhWUshlrl e DriveDi . StanforStfdd 6-762967629 . UU developed in the ten year* they've owned Memorial Field tomorrow after- Pharmacy 22ffr **ml Ryîrt—^ Lind's Hayeck : 136 188 Walk our thrilled customers charmed. Avenue. Ctanford. Call CRanford this home. 300 ft. In depth with' every Orrofc. 8r.' IBS J noon and Irvington Tech on Tues- Pharmacy- ^ Hopper 174 154 /.„ R Benners Gardens, 1 Hamilton Ave.. conceivable kind of shade tree, shrub- 6-3713. . . tf Orrok. Jr. 140 178 /MB CRanford 6-S356. ' ' > UET US DO YOUR HOUSSXXKANING. bery and flowers. day at the same site. A special meeting of team cap- 164/ Argonaut Household Service*. Window* HOME LOVERS Riaiey UNION Coach J. Seth Weekley's cross- 143 181 IWESTFIKLD THERE'S STILL TIME to knit or cro- washed, floor* waxed, walla washed, ill enjoy the delightful .part brick - Eyes Examined tains or representatives has been TOT•Ai L 746 vty . "Sao* STARTS US) TM, chet lovely gift* fof Chrtstnuu. No- Furrier SOS attic, cellar, porch cleaned and garage. vom home with. It* oil heat, tile bath country team has only one meet called for 8:15 pjn. tomorrow at 833 motta sock packs, knitting wonted, A. KANTNXR. New tun. Fur coata furniture pollstied, small paint Jobs. Ithj stall .shower. SWAN CLEANERS (2) sports, orlon.. nylon and sock yarn. BARGAIN LOVERS, • this week. A strong Dover team Echo lr""i to ifrrtfi* on a change Now thim SerfurtUy rortyled aad repaired, lia Walnut Estimates free.. Prompt courteous Moleen 150 , 14S. 136 uirt. -' Fri. - Sat. Knitting Knook. Home and. Family tf win - welcome the realistic price of 136 Store. 6 Walnut Avenue. A CRanford «-M7g. aervtce. Marvin Whaley. WEstflcld will be the foe tomorrow after- in name and sponsor, for one ofMoicerf J.: 131 In VlstaVlslon -^Tschnlootor .2-4374} tt 117.000. •.,..•. "•• . 7 185 ' 181 3 and Color ' noon al Warinanco Park* Roselle- the teams. Savereool - , 149 122 1 MR. ALTON M. TITUS has thrown In BPOQIU ]fl2 CATCH A THIEF' WHY NOT BUY IT? Elixabeth. Following this race, the CSAKTO*a> BOMJXO VMJLOVK Dixon ...... J60 198 181 T JACK WEBB his lot with us and we're proud fit lo EUECTUICAI, SERVICE — Daniel J. ' SCAHMIiOS • 133 188 bust. Now our pianos and organs can Nursing Service As far as we can |ee there's no reason harriers will be idle until the Hill- Jahn '. : „./ .'• Hey burn, licensed electrician. 8 Burn- Handicap _ _'.. 48' 40 28 Cary Qxanl — Grac* KeUf IM be .demonstrated to their full advantage. aide Ave.. CRanford 6-5600. why you wouldn't want to. The price of GR6O700 793 830 CRANFORD»V. N. A.,for .General 10.900 is light. This 4-bedroom brick dde meet on'November 4. TOTAL < £_ 800 Donald tyCoaaw In Nursing. Visit*. Hypodermic*. Maternal mngalow on Its 85x110 ft. earner lot Is PETERSEN'S DAIBY (11 'PETE KELLY'S H- Pet»r»en _... ..^ 188 304 T^ PIANO SHOP and Infant Care. Health Education. The PATIO, brick and flagstone work, drive- ipacioiu. There are complete bath* on 'FRANCIS IN THE NAVY' "Built on Service and Mutual Hcspect" Visiting Nurse Can Help You. Nominal loth the first and second floor; first floor Austin ' 150 193 Fee. "TeL CRaniord 6-0757. or consult way* . resurfaced, surlace drainage. E. A. FVtcrs«n „ 164 I14S8 BLUES" 919 Terrtll Rd. ijust off-2nd St.i CRaniord H-2882. U lunroom is Ideal for the children to play 113 Joa. A.. Gravlna. A.S.P.T. PLfld. 6-3708 Telephone Directory. Hours: Dally ord In: open sutidcck; automatic gas heat. Ihommtn r'.....,'. 181 185 141 Starts Sunday Janat Leigh and • 11-2-1 except Sunday* and Holiday*. S:30 Don't be sorry. See' It now — Buy It Ew. Petersen .....— 153 188 175 — Two Aetaoa-Packad Hi A.M. to 4J0 P.M. Saturday S:30 to now. TOTAL/.... 794 841 826 Edmond (VBrUn BICYCLE, girl's ' 20-Inch, reasonable. 13:30. GEORQE R. NOBES. LINCOLN MOllmni. ltj. DRMNI Metal Wcuther Stripping AT OUR TEIPORARY WAREHOUSE BREEN-S GOLD CHECKS (1» "SANDS OF IW0 JIMA' CRanford 8-9*82. , . . Miriam Neville CR 6-2US Carpenter Contractor freak Carriactea, DlDlreetar r Justh /.'. 167 153 152 \ — also — RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Temple 'Alterations und .Repuira Tailon ft Boox Offlce Open 10 A-MA-M. .to 1O P.M. Staiger 182 ,180 142 John Weyn* Beth-El. Oct. 31st thru Nov. 4thât 4 Business Opportunities 20 BurchOeld Avenue G. E. Howland — Realtor Kl T tht Set. • JO Klnney ' _ „ 188 163 DONALD O'CONNOR No. Union Ave.. Cranford. Household CRanford 6-6817 ' • MaU-.Thur*,. Bat. »:30TSunS . l:0O Schlcctci^s KarOni* GrAske , 149 154 176 "THE OUNFIQriTER" • article*, clothing, toys, dishes, bric-a- ' Open evening* and. Sundaya . IN WESTFIELI Bnm'i COM Check* Sciwller 196 140 ' '. . w ' brac, furniture, etc. Don't- miu tit Drpertmenl LuW -_ 154 149 A ROUTE MANAGER Op«ns Tuesday, Nov. 1 s FooAs Handicap 6 FOR QUICKEST sewing machine service 13 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD 6-8900 TOTAL '. —! 852 787 "Francit In The Navy" BABY GRAND • PIANO. In iiood condl- in your area cull The Linden Shop. IAN KEITH in Swan _ 782 Al WA YS f- R E i' ' tlon. Reasonable. CaU CRaniord 6-5S83 UP TO $800.MONTHLY SINGER SEWINQ CENTER, 400 nsrh**-* Matkct ., MSN'S LEAGUE (2) alter 8 p.m. •• Umfa Pharrrvacy McComuck 134 166 NORTH WOOD AVE.. LINDEN : 'i KILLED Harrts. LU. Saturday Matinee " Part Time Undeu 3-0757 '. U » ON SALE NOW Schroppe 161 130 STORM WINDOWS with screent, 40. S2 •• * ' 1 ^ SiLLINO HOURS Men's LMTM — Kantner : 143 14S. 188 and S3 each: 'good car chalni. 6.70x10 THE COUNTS . Buildttm" Goatfal KeeJch 149 170 177 • 10 Extra Cartoons National concern will select reliable men GENERAL CARPENTRY and CABINET BEDROOMS — DINING ROOMS or 7.10x15. CRanford 6-0272. or Women to 'manage under • KRAN- OLDER TYPE HOME FREE- A ee*a*4y BtysUnt taanwleeat ••> ana* Fairchild : SOI 194 168 Work. Repairs, alterations, additions. THURt AND Ml. TILL 8 CH ISED LEASE PLAN a route of dis- y«a laeaiUas ea the • selling or so- Delia Sula. C 187 183 183 Steck. best offer. Call after 5 p.m. Perry S. 130 ' JETT .CHANDLER liciting a* company furnishes accounts. TOTAX. 163 CRanford 6-3877. To qualify you must have car. references, JOHN W. HE1NS & SONS FLAMINGO CLUB Delia Sala.'S 149 iur., Fri. A Sat. Matin«e minimum 5 hrs. spare time weekly and Piano Tuning. Scheller 205 163 BUFFET, walnut. 60 inches. *8. CRan- 17 NO. AVE.. EAST CRaniord g-0777 scHUcmrs IUUVABE Cnjkowskl. 148 149 151 Special Mallow««n Thrill flhowl ford 6-4526. - cash deposit of S8O0 to S3000 to purchase RELIABLE PIANO TUNING and re- CnnCBD UF with our specially equipped.auto. Eliminates TEMPORARY WAREHOUSE gum.. Amount dependent upon Umv pairing by recognized experts. Dud- E. Kempshall 1'..'. CR -6-0073 Delia Sala. 3. 127 .•a. "FEMALE ON available and Income-desired. For inter- M. Deacon' CR 6-2850 Handicap 4 15 "It Cam* From Beneath LADY'S SHOES. 7>j AA and BAA. all kin Piano . Co. (formerly Cranford Dances TOTAL 825 773 kinds, red. brown, black, blue, sojnc view write giving name, addre&s. tele- Piano Co.), /Tuner* and Rebuilder*. all inconvenience* to our customers. Call us THE BEACH" .almost new. CaU CRanford 0-2203. ?hone and brief resume to ... 437 North Avenue. West. Westfleld. LE81GH ESSO 121 The Sea" AJAX—I00O Broad St.. Room 438. New .WcatOeld 3-SJ11. tf .• K. Knicrim 158 156 ark. N. J.. DcpL C-M. 225 NORTH AHE., WESTFiEu) plus WM. BENDLX In SPINET PIANO, drop leaf table, maple Clocks Repaired today'for all your service and body require- SATUBDAT HK2BTS aUesewetter 113 163 "Creature With T and mahogany beds, drum table, UOKSCUUB O| M. Knlerim 187 176 165 knick-knack cabinet, chairs, thro* CLOCKS—All kinds—aprtng and weight, JUST A FEW STEPS FROM THE CENTRAL RR STATION/ • to 1 TtKfmsnn ,_ US las Klrksatriek „ 197 183 176 Atom Brain" "CRASHOUT" rugs, floor lamps, picture frames, mir- cleaned, repaired, put fit order. E. P. ments. WUll^ i«a 16S 170 P. Nylen 171 /182 171 rors, cut glau, bric-a-brac.' WEttfield Chamberlain. CRanford 8-4287 m • • • 181 Almauist 147 140 Eatita AUradlojii TOTAL 844 815 WSD. - MON^-NOV. 2-7 LUUJ — ' * OPEW M HOUBS A DAYI W««dUad Mnonlc Ttotplt ii? 170 J STOOGE COMEDY Ml 160 STORM SASH. 30x59: good condlUon. 9 Bo» Schulta -.../ 140 pUvU D«HavlUnd SOUTHSIDE—Hollywood Avenue, lot 8ft vm in at. Cymbalok ...... /.... 120 129 1B8 Thru Tuosday . JRESS SUIT (tails', excellent condition, REPAIRING xl75. all Improvement*. Phone CRan- Laing Motor Car Co. I F E R N S AFPLIANtES 177 177 Santella /...... 190 194. 213 Stm CRAWFORD JeaT CHANOLSB la RAPPS PUIMACY 1OB vlan '...... ^ 182 213 184 sixe 37. trousers 33 In., lnseam 32 in. ford fl-1927 after 7 Originally (100. price. «0. Call CHun- 191 limku* A~ 139 141 "Female On The Beach" QUICK SERVICE nManmr 3 TOTAL ...../ _ 8S7 887 S08 "NOT lord 6-O504. •11 Padk Av*. Cadillac & Otdsmobile 1*0 . »7 PUUUUl EASTMAN ST. at NORTH AVE. ... CRANFORD 4S0OO Marshall - -~—— ' UNO'S PHARMACY (II Bamllaat Sasa«Kse Dtasaa DRAPERIES. 2 pairs, t lined i brocaded TOTAI. •»• 8M 1«8 Nietiel. Jr/7 ,- 140 13S ClneinaScopaj *— Tschnicoloi* AS A STRANGER" . light gray with wine and wine velvet For Hire SALES and SERVICE . atsmtocMarr MBirs CL-tm

THE CRANFORD-CITljnEN>ND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 47, 1955 the Rahiray River to Sprlngneld dustrU) UM« and (*clUUct appurtenant DISTRICT ' DOTOCT HO. U •«•* thereto. In any part of this, tile a» need' 1 Beginning at « point ~ot "BS* JCsnsts*} •aalnnliigl at a point-of tb» CentraO l tA u-b£M *£ GIVE appears, srid provldlo«-Û» ^nv« B«L BaU&ad «I Maw tent mat tte Oarwooa] sUroasl o? Haw Jetaey and Car* SidewalkExhibitionHeldby Art GroupVIA Dinner mean* to pay tha Inttnst o< such debt boundary UM: thwio, north si asUrly along venua: thane* aarttrty alang the to the GarwoodMan and also to pay and ducharge the princi- said Oarwood boundary lla* to rath ttil sUUraad e r<^ nue to Albany Avenue; thence southerly of 13 Parkway Village, with "Sea- Denman Road to Lincoln Avenue; t) ington Avenue tt said. Lexington Avenue Rahwiy Biver to the boundary of Spiw scape," an oil painting, and third. Powers was in charge of cooking easterly along Lincoln Avenue to along the center line of Albany'Avenue Street; thence northerly along High Street to Adams Avenue; thence southwesterly were produced: IMnro* northwesterly field; thence westerly along the Spii On Track For World Community Rites Miss Dorette Harris of Fanwood, assisted by Mrs. Harold Kinney to the Central Railroad oi New Jersey along Adams Avenue to Elizabeth Avenue; along; the production of Lexington Ave- Held boundary Une to the Westfield Temple Beth-El will be the site tomorrow at 1 p.m. for the and Mrs. Carl Sohh was in chargc\j.and point or place of beginning. thence southeasterly along Elizabeth. Ave- nve and the- center u»e of Lexington dary Una; thence southeasterly »ion« thi with "Spring Morning," a water- • i\ W411 meet -in Sherman School. Lincoln nue to Hamilton Avenue: thence south- Avenue, to the Oarwood Una and point Westfield boundary Una to the GarwooJ annual World Community Day service, sponsored by the.Cranford of tickets and the gift table/ westerly along Hamilton Avenue to Pereat r place of Iwgliinlng / * boundary Une; thence along said Cannot color. There were 89 paintings by boundary Une ita various count, to' rji; Council of Church-Women. "Give Us T,his.Day.Our Daily Bread" is • Miss Diane Byrnes, a studefit at Ayenue. Avenue;- thence southeasterly aloag For- WUl meet In Johnson - 4t Johnson Mayor Fred P. -Andersen's bid ' 19 artists hung on a storm fence DISTRICT MO. 9 est Avenue to North Avenue: thence west- Plant. Walnut Avenue, . lows HID Road: thence northerly the theme for' this year's program. . • '" surrounding the triangle park op- the Orange Memorial Hospital Beginning at a point In High Street and erly alonit the center line oi North Ave- i DISTRICT" HO. Gallows Hill Road to Park Av r a one-year unexpired term on School of Nursing, won the award Lincoln. Avenue; thence westerly along nue to the Rahway River; thence smith* Beginning at a, poinfla **y? f^ntir Una thence easterly along Park Aven In a letter to the Tbwmbip fete Representatives of local churghes will bring contributions of posite the Cranford Post Office. Lincoln Avenue to Denman Road; thence erly along the Rahway River to thaof the Central Railroad of New Jersey Orchard Street; thence southerl nu* u the Union County Board of Chos- last year. southerly along Denman Road to Lexintt Central Railroad of New Jersey and poult and a* Lincoln Avenue. West; thence Orchard StreeStreett' toto TorbusTorbushgh t reation Committee directed toth e clothing for refugee families over- Local Residents on Election Ballot Burton Longcnbach, art instruc-' ton Avenue; thence southeasterly. along : n Freeholders^ will highlight Mrs. William Palmatier and or' place oi beginning. southeasterly along Lincoln Avenue. West, point or place of beglnnlrg attention of Herbert Jacobus, j seas. " it tor. in the Cranford High School, Lexington Avenue to the LehUh Valley te Banjswln Street; thence southerly WUl meet in Cranford High School chairman,-the Cranford Boosters* Tuesday's General Election in did a casine painting of the post Mrs. Thome represented the Jun- Railroad; thence easterly along the Lehlgb NortWilhl Avenuemeet .ln Cast_ Municipa. l Bulldlag along Benjamin Street to Williams Street: The president of the Cranford m. Valley Railroad to High Street, produced; thence southwesterly along HlUcrest Ave- DISTRICT NO. 18 Cranford. ' " office arid,Herbert Wyllie, well- ior VIA and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell thence Along High Street to Lincoln Ave- Beginning at a point ta Casino Avtnu, Club requested that the committee ui"ril. M™: C- C. Hale, will speak High Bacteria thenc g g o DIBTRCT NO. t nue, to Lexington Avenue; thence nexth- and Riverside Drive: thence nonhr-"- knoWn/frce-lance artist and teach- and Mrs.. William Fpppert were nue or poinitt or placlace of beginningbeining. Beginning at Orange Avenue. _ •'arrange a meeting with jam-! on the significance of World Com- Cranford voters also will elect W1 t I Craiig PPlacel : thench e northeasterlt y along westerly _, _ along Casino Avenue, to Linden er, did portrait, sketches during the the representatives of the Evening Will meet In Walnut Avenue School tl the Gurwood boundary Une: thence thence northerly along Linden f committee, the * Cranford TOWB*|; munity Day and will accept the one man to a three-year term on j; DISTRICT NO. 3 Orange Avenue to the Kenllwortb. boun- Orarig* Avenue: thence easterly :he Township Committee, vote on shojiv. " • • ./. . Department with a staff f roin both dary line; thence westerly along the northeasterly along the various ship Committee and the Cranfbrd contributions of clothing from the Counts to Net Beginning at the Rahway River and Kenllworth boundary line to an angle In o_f said Oarwood boundary Una. to theOrange Avenue to Craig Place *: Board of Efty"'*'"11 to riisorw the he question of tenure for Town- • lembcrs who exhibited were: groups serving as waitresses. North Avenue; thence easterly aloag Central Railroad ot New Jersey and northerly along Craig Place to N< •various churches. '-'",• North Avenue to Forest Avenue: thence said boundary line; thence'northerty along Place; thence westerly along construction of a competitive run-: ship Treasurer Dudley J. Croft _..„. Dorothy Greenawald, Mrs. William Gubas, husband of the said' boundary line to SCenilworth Boule- Lincoln Avenue. West, and point or place ery ong Nonna2 Rabbi t'hiljp Brand pf Temple northerly along Toraat ..Avenue to Ham-vard; thence northerly along Kenllworth of beginning. Place toto ijSa Avenue: thence noia. ning track at Memorial Field-" | Beth-El, president of the Cran-Summonses and cast ballots for a state senator, /James B. Brewster, Mrs. Charles resident of the VIA, and Mr.ilton Avenue: thence northeasterly along Boulevard to Hemlng Avenue If Herning WilWUl^meel m t In Sherman ffrh«HTf| f,.f»M^?lff er*y atong Ij-Ialto Avenue to Duabai Following one more educational .,'.,• , —-Photp by Grau tCremer carved. Hamilton Avenue to EUxabeth Avenue; Avenue were produced; thence southerly Avenue; thence easterly along Duow The club voted to send the letter ford Clergy. Council,' will deliver tour assepiblymen,' three free- D. Stratum, Jr., Mrs. Orin Sharp, thence northwesterly along Elizabeth along said production of Herning-Avenue Avenufc. M Avenue to Herning Avenue: thence nm. campaign and one more "swab holders for three-year terms and Carl Burner, Michael Sikora. Von ' . . Burton Longenbach, art instructor at Cranford High School, Home-made apple pies were Avenua to Linden Place; thence northerly, DISTRICT i Hampton Street erly along Herning Avenue produesd k at a meeting last Thursday eve- the invocation and..speak on the is-working on a painting of the Cranford Post,Office at the side- along Linden Place to Casino Avenue; and center Une of Herning Avenue to Hwg at a point 1 theme. Cantor Nathan Parnass will test" in local places serving food a freeholder for.a one-year term. Bits,.Mrs. Donald A. Grcen.Elven •ontributed by VIA members and Dunham Avenue: • thence westerly along .hence northerly KenUwertb Boulevard: thence wejtaS ning in the Municipal Court Room walk art exhibit Saturday of .the Cranford Creative Art Group thence westerly along Casino Avenue to Dunham Avenue to I^Salle. Avenue; along OrcharOrchardd StreetStreet; to\ Torbush Street atong Kenllwortb. Boulevard to Baton chant selected Hebraic melodies. und drinks, the Board of Health Whittr Seeks Keelecttoa Sheahan, Mrs. ' Frank J. -. Martz, able decorations, which were in Riverside' Drive; thence southerly along thence Oheasterld ySt alontg T*-*—"- "Stree* t* to *"Rtver; thence southerly and down itna. at Police Headquarters. Mtrharij; in the triangle opposite the post office as Mrs. Charles Paul and Riverside Drive to North Union Avenue; thence along LaSalle Avenue }o Norraan- 'me program is under the chair- plans to' inaugurate jx "get tough" Township Committeeman Frank Frank Barnes, Mrs. Elven Shea- a fall -theme,' were done by Mrs. die Place; thence easterly along Nor- lands of the Board of of the Rahway River to Riverside Drhy Ferro, president, sent, "the ..letter| -Mrs. Frederick Greenawald watch. thence southerly along 'North Union Ave- mandle PUce to Craig.' Place; .thence northerly along lands thence southerly along Riverside Dri* k on behalf of the club. J BE*. W. r. C JCHK, JR. manship of, Mrs. Kurt Metzger, poliey;-with continual violators in T. Whitty, Republican incumbent, han. Mrs. Mabel Bucher, Mrs. J. Alya Dunbaden and the garden nue to the Rahway River; thence south- southerly along Craig Place to Orange Education 417.38 feet f Casino Avenue and point or pUee the- matter of excess bacteria on erly along the "Rahway River to North continuing ^ftng aald Temple Beith-El Sisterhood pro- |s opposed by Ambrose Ernst, E. Sloat, Mrs. William N. Wood- I Mrs. F."P. O'Conncll; Den 15, Mrs. department. Avenue and point or place ot beginning. Avenue and point or place oL beginning. «We realize, of course.^ M»"-f_. . •_ __ i multi-use utensils, it was re- Will meet in Roosevelt School, Orange Education westerly WU1 meet in Roosevelt School, Onasi Ferro said, "that the building at I jyiAl IlioTl « gram representative to thf-Xranr Democrat, in the only, local con- ward," Mrst Charles H. Paul and 'Stewardship of Life' I. Cimis; and Den 16, Mrs. J. J. Mrsi Kremer and Mrs. Gubas Will meet in Cranford Casino, Riverside thence northerly along Avenue. • •. . , ported today by Health Officer Drive. - Avenue. Brookslde Place; thence such a track is the reanoiwibtlity I' JLiWXaVl. 111O11 S ford Council of Church Women. test. '..-'•• " Mrs. M. Brown. , • ihclhimcr. • oined in thanking local merchants '"' . DISTRICT NO. 10 Brookaide Place to NOTE: In reference to streets, n Mrs. Svend 'Ernst is chairman of William P. Smith. Topic at St. Paul's or their donations arid members DISTRICT NO. 4 Beginning at the Lehigh Valley Rail- and river. It is the Intention to foUn of the Board of Education. The Mayor Andersen, a Republican, 7 Sunday was Cub Communion Beginning at'the Central Railroad of thence northerly Mr. Smith said that of 21 such GARWOOD—- "The Stewardship ] road and the Rahway.River: thence south- nue to Park Drivel center line throughout. the program committee. • who was appointed to the, free- Sunday for October, .and a -large of the VIA for. their assistance. New Jersey' and the Rahway River; erly and down stream along the Rahway ideal location for such a track-is places regularly inspected, • four of -Life" will be the sermon top'fc , "^ ' • thence westerly along the Central Rail- Park' Drive to lta M J. WALTER COFRS. Ordination The followine'clbthing items are holder board in.February, is op- number of cubs received the/sac- road of New Jersey to tha dividing, line River, to the Garden State Parkway .and erly through lands of 1 ' Township dot undoubtedly at Memorial FieM- have been continuous violators of New Members \ of the Rev. Walter C. Pufih, pastor, Raritan Road; thence along Raritan Road to Rahway River; Iheaee i Dated: September 13, IBM. needed: For boys 16 years of age posed by William F. Crowlcy of rament'at the 9:15 a.m. mass. between No- 117 and No. US North Ave- In a westerly direction to Lexington Ave- vvhich is township property. It is. the provision that there shall be at the 111a.m. worship service at Social* nue. West; thence northerly, along said and over; men's clothing, especially Elizabeth, Democrat, who is a na- , The monthly -Pack meeting will dividing Une to North' Avenue, West, and nue; thence northerly along Lexington therefore, necessary that these Rites Set a bacteria count of less than 100 On St. Michael^ St. Paul's Evangelical and Re- Avenue to Alan Okell Place: thence west- suits and overcoats; yardage of tive of Cranford, for the one-year be held this Friday nighi at 7:30 A' neighborhood; farewell party Orchard Street; thence along Orchard erly along Alan Okell Place' to Walnut committees meet to discuss this The Rtt. Bev. Alfred L. Banyard, denim and sheeting for refugee pe'r utensil. \ formed Church on Sunday. There Sueejt northerly to Hampton Street; unexpired term on the freeholder p.m. in the church basement. was held recently for Mrs, Roy thence easterly along Hampton Street to Avenue; thence northerly along Walnut project. Since the administration h«dh«p of the Diocese of New Jer- mothers to make into work clothes This, he said, has been the case ••wlUuiAm&ui^chja^^ Avenue to.Lexingto n Avenue if sakne were to Third avenue Berkeley Place; thence ' northerly along' produced: thence northwesterly along of such a track, if sey, vail advance - the sacred for their husbands and sonq and in spite *>f* the fact that after each »••'Three new members were wel- all ages at 9:45 a.m. Youth FeOow-| Memorial Field, would be test he-has-gone backhand ij After serving for 11 years a* rr 7 eastexlv along Hampton Street to Spring- priesthood,- the Rev. William Fred- children's clothes. township treasurer, Mr.. Croft has .. d^thbai4okStMichael's ship "»*Ctg__nt_JLX'' '- ••' Cranfonl Girls Aid man, 344 Third jtyenue. Hostess.es i field Avenue; thence southerly along filed for a referendum granting -Parish Library at the monthly The 43rd anniversary of the were 16 women from the neighbor^ l^prtngneld Avenue-to-'the Rahway Rlvetd the-Rahway-Rlver-and-poInt or nlaftl ot have a vital interest in it.**' William >T: E. JUhr, Sr., Cerebral PaKy^ Drive. thence easterly along the Rahway River beginning. " ¥aeatieiir Sen. Hand, Mayor Sheldon him tenure. His bid is backed by meetine-held Monday in theilib- church "will be observed at a party hood. Refreshments were served by to Riverside Drive; thence southerly along ~The letter pointed-out that man; of—M-Beech-£teeet=,in=;his=Cathc- use utensils. ,_ Will meet in Jotuuon & Johnson Plant, = = Mayor Andersen and he is expect- rary. The new members are: Mrs. in the church at 8 p.m. tomorrow Three Cranford, girls collected members of the TSG Club, and all Riverside Drive to North Union Avenue; local organizations have gone' on May Adopt ""The local"ordinance" covering thence southerly along North Union Ave- Walnut Avenue., .-, draJ Church in Trenton at 10:30 ed to gain wide-spread.approval.— J. M. Kirk, Miss Beatrice Gleasoh under" sponsorship of • the Ladies' $15 for the Cerebral Palsy telethon the guests contributed toward a nue to the Rahway, River: thence south- -.. DISTRICT NO. 11 record in favor of a track for the Saturday- • • *'- ' such offenses was passed on t)e- Students Methodist Forum Speakers and Frank Pfaff. " .' Aid Society. A , motion, picture, gift of a set of dishes for the new erly along tha Rahway River to the Cen- Beginning at. a point of the Lehigh Cranford High School track team One of .six deacons cember 22, 1952. v, flM JRUUloa Water Q«estton Sunday morning and afternoon. tral Railroad oi New Jersey and the point Valley Hallroad and Centennial Avenue; be ad- 'Cougars' State Senator Kenneth C. Hand of Westfield.. Republican incum- Another question on the. ballot - • Mrs. Harold Cray, board chair- "The Secret of the Gift.','.will be home the F"itzsimmonses; are, hav- or place of beginning. and have informed the Board at vanced to the priesthood at this "This ordinance has been in While watching the telethon on thence westerly along the Lehigh Valley .At a meeting tomorrow, the concerns a state-wide bond issue1 man, -announced the appointment shown.. / .;.»''' ing built in South Plainfleld. Will meet in Cleveland School. Mlln Railroad to the Rahway Rivet; thence Education and Township Com- time, the Rev. Mr. juhr will be effect a sufficieiif length of time bent, and Mayor Robert L Sheldon oA Roselle Park, Democrat, op- TV Sunday morning, 9-year-old Street' " • .-.,;,. ; >•' .. southerly and down stream of the Rahway $tudent Council of Cranford High Next Week of $100,000,000 "for acquiring, con- of Mrs: J^'a Lopes as. recording mittee of their endorsements. presented, to the bishop • by the and our program has been carried 1 ponents for a four-year term for state senator from Union County Ursula Schlmeyer, daughter of Mr. River to the Garden state Parkway and 1 School is expected to select the A five-day vacation starts for. structing andgdeveloping depend- ' secretary. Mrs. Lopes replaces Mrs. DISTRICT NO. 5 Raritan Road; thence southeasterly 1 . "Our club," the letter to the rector of his home parish,'the Rev. on long enough to make such' rep- at Tuesday's • General Election, will be guest speakers at a forum Cranford's public school students Cecille Kubar,' who recently re- Cub Committee and Mrs. Hi C. Schlmeyer of 58 TOWNSHIP OF Beginning at Centennial Avenue and the Rariton Road to Centennial Avenue; nickname "Cougars" for its athle- etition' by the same offenders in- able public water supplies:" Al- v the Central Railroad of New Jersey; thence northerly along CentennialX Ave- Recreation Committee said, "has frank V. H/Carthy of Trinity on Monday and continues through Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the auditorium of the Educational signed from the board.. Nomahegan court, was inspired to thence Westerly along the center line, of nue to the Lehigh Valley Railroad and been requesting the Board of Edu- tic teams. . \ . excusable," Health Officer Smith, though it is not mentioned in the Mrs. Cray expressed regret, at collect^.lunds to light the disease, CRANFORD the Central Railroad of -New Jersey to point or place of beginning. ,- SERVICE The high school has never had said. ;. next Friday. ' » '. . • Building of the Cranford Metho- question on the ballot, the refer- Lists Program High Street if produced; thence along OIL BUR cation to build a track for quite a Al nnesent. the Rev. Mr. Juhr the •resignation of 'Mrs. Kubar. Elaine Egan. daughter-of "Mr. and NOTICE or , the production of the center line of High Will meet in Lincoln School. Centcn a formal nickname, although' the ' On Monday, the annual teach- dist Church. , endum provides $60,000,000 for a nlal . Avenue. ' (ALL\ MAKES) number of.-years. We have felt, »«^*g»="'» rector of St.. Mary's He addedthat all local restau- ers' 'workshop will be held, while Th^cy will discuss campaign is- whose services during /the past A program for November was Mrs. Thomas Egan of --47 Noma- Street'and. the "center line of High Street name ."Blues" has been used for rants, taverns, diners, confection- reservoir at Chimney Rock, in General Election southerly to 'the Lehigh Valley Railroad; . DISTRICT NO. 12 and still feel, that a track is notEJpaaoopal • Church in Haddon Tuesday is Election Day. Thesues, including the $100 million Delating year included temporary filling of prepared by the Cub Committee of Hegan . court, and "Lois Lieber thence easterly along the Lehigh Valley Beginning at a point in Adams Avenue several years by newspapers and ery stores, ' soda fountains . and v Somerset County and $40,000,000 In pursuance of the provisions of an and Elizabeth Avenue; thence easterly only something which is deserved Heigbts. He is married and the schools will be closed next Thurs- water supp!y 'bond issue. -The two off ices and Supervision Of theCub Pack 178, sponsored . by St daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Lie- Act entitled "An.Act to Regulate ZUo Railroad to Centennial' Avenue: thence 1 others as a convenience. similar establishments have, been for unspecified purposes, but pre- Michaei's Church, at a meeting titans," ,TIUe 19, Revised Statute* of New northerly along Centennial Avenue to the along Adams Avenue to Albany Avenue ; by the high school track team and father of one child. He is a. grad- day and Firday for the annual forum will be sponsored by the Christmas exhibit. ' • "•• ber of 56 Nomahcgan court, joined Jersey, and the antendme.nts and supple- Central Railroad of New Jersey and point thence northerly along Albany Avenue to The question of a nickname warned, and. that following' the Spring Term sumably for acquiring additional . , Copies of the new constitution Friday' evening. • ' • ments therto. or place of beginning. Roselle Avenue; thence northeasterly its coach, J. Seth Weekly, but is;uateof Union Junior College, Wag- came up last spring- when the Stu- convention of the New Jersey Edu- Methodist Men's Club. Kenneth in making the collection. NOTICE . Will meet- In Lincoln School, Centen- along Roselle Avenue to the Roselle Park ESSOH next tests and education program , Under consideration by the of-water supplies'for South Jersey. ING OIL a necessity' if Cranford High School ner College, Stalen Island, and cation Association in Atlantic City. Stewart of the church, will be and by-laws were distributed to . It includes: A special trip on >, Mr. anil Mrs. Schlmeyer sen is hereby given that the District Election nial Avenue. ; • < •' boundary line; thence northerly along the dent Council considered a\ large (Continued on Page 8) ncers of the . Cranford Adul The referendum is the subject of the members. Boards In - and for the Township of. Roselle Park boundary line to the Kenll- is to carry out the athletic policies General Theological Seminary, Rather than open the schools for' moderator. November 12, a pack meeting in a check for $15 to the drive Mon- Cranfofd will sit at the places herein- DISTRICT NO. fl worth boundary line: thence northerly number of names. None was 'of- School is the question of whether much controversy with members the church basement on Novem- altcr deslgnaUtt on . which have been set up by theNew Yos* City ficially adopted, although Cougars one day. there wiU\ be no classes A' question and answer period The greater part of the meeting day morning.' Beginning at Williams Street and Den- and along the various courses of said Board of Education, the super- will follow the talks. or not to conduct a spring semes- of both parties opposing and sup- was taken up in discussing. ways ber 8 and the monthly Holy Com- TVESDAT. NOVEMBEE g. ltM man Road; thence northwesterly along kenllwortb boundary line to Orange All members and friends . of seemed to" be the most popular. on Wednesday. ter. • - . . • . •••.. porting the Issue. It Is unlikely between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 Williams Street to - HMcresl Avenue; Avenue; thence southwesterly along intendent of oar schools; and the Trinity Parish are invited to the Senator Hand has been serving and means;.of promoting greater munion ' on November 27; The P.M. Eastern Standard Time, tor the thence southerly along'Hillcreat Avenue Orange Avenue to Linden Place: thence At B meeting two weeks, ago*.a Taxpayers' vIiV compliance with a new state ' If there is any response at alU that the wftteiUtum will De-ip* 1 RELIABLE Fl OIL SilUMV high school' principal. Tfcese pol- in his present post for eight'years purpose of conducting a to Lexington Avenue: thence easterly southerly along Linden Place to Elizabeth (khfihatabn service at the" Cathe committee was named ' to deter- law. X-ray examinations will'be reading interest among adults. Al- jommlttee will meet again on No- Young People's Dance along LexlnJ(Uin.Avenue to Denman Road: Avenue; thence: southerly along Eliza- and previously .served- as a Union spring semester: will be.' held,. proved^ although, strenuous sup*' 392 CENTENNIAL AVE. \ CRANFORD 6-56201| icics have been made known" todral. - v '•• \ • • ." • mine if some type pf attire could available, for'all teachers of the though several plans were sugges- vember • 15- in the church base- General Election thence northerly along Denman Road to beth Avenue to Adams Avenue and point County assemblyman for Hve Charming Rudd. president-direc- port has been given the question Scheduled Friday Nigh Williams Street and point or place of or place of beginning. the' Boosters* Club at several - Father .Juhr will celebrate his be found to go with the nickname Unit Elects public, school system from 8 to 10 ted, none was adopted.' ment. '. to vote upon candidates for the following beginning. * i. years. A veteran of World War I, tor, reports. However, he said an in recent days. ' offices: ..., • W1U meet In Roosevelt School. Orange meetings of the board." first Holy Eucharist at 8 a_m. Sun- such as the Columbia University Richard J. Kaul, former mem- a.m. Monday at Cranford High The Rev William B. Donnelly, The dens have now, been set up GARWOOD—In connection with A State Senator (Full term>. Will meet In Walnut Avenue School. Avenue. ' he was an assistant county prose- enrollment of at least 300 would Three. In Senate Mac* board moderator; suggested fur- for this ' year, and den mothers the after-school - program' spon ' Four Members of the General Assem- The Boosters* dub said it feels day at the altar of St. Mary's in "Lion," .- • ,,, ber of the Board of Education; was School. Later, in the morning, x- be necessary for such an under- Three men arc in the race for a . bly (FulX> ternut. the Board, of Education and the Heights. elected president of the Cranford rays will be given students who cutor for three years. -Senator ther . serious consideration . of the ire assigned as follows: Den 1 sored by the Recreation Com A student committee of William Hand is a graduate 0(, Rutgers taking. It would hardly be worth four-year term as State Senator Three Members of/the Board of Chosen Township Committee each may be Taxpayers' Association at- the an- had a reaction to the patch tests 1 different plans might narrow the Mrs. F. R. Pfaff and. Mrs F. G mission, a teen-age dance will 'be Freeholders (Three-year terms!. Livingston* and Sharon Austin in- University and Columbia Law while to open- the high schoo' from Union County. State Sena- . selection down to one or two which Weaver; Den 2, Mrs. A. Kulpw, held in the gymnasium pf Lincoln One Member of the Board of Chosen waiting for the other "to instigate vestigated' and found that such a nual meeting last Thursday night given the.first week of school. building for any smaller enroll- tor Kenneth C. Hand of Westfield. Freeholders (Two-year unexpired term>. in the municipal building. He suc- Dr. Norton L. Beach, professor School, and now practices. law in would make adoption of a work- Den 3, Mrs, 6. M. Huff; Den 4.School from 7:30 to 10:30. tomor One Member of the Board of Chosen a joint meeting to discuss the use Mothers suit can be purchased for between Elizabeth. He recently moved to ment, Mr. Rudd said.. ' . Republican incumbent, is opposed able plan possible at the Novem- Mrs. N. JJ Prato; Den 5, Mrs. ,G. row night, it. was reported today FreehoUders (One-year unexpired term). of Memorial Field for a track-" $80 and $90. If the name is adopt- ceeds Roderick W. Smith, who of education at' Teachers . College The school .officials are studying by.Mayor Robert L. Sheldon of One Member of the Township Com- has served as president for the WestHc,ld from Elizabeth. ber meeting. Blakely and Mrs. G. J. Young; by Joseph Troia'nO* director foi mittee (Three-year term). "Since Memorial Field is the ed it is expected such a suit will of Columbia University, will, be the second semester proposal.be- Roselle Park, Democrat, and, Meeting Here past five years. • ' k the keynote speaker at the teach- Mayor Sheldon has been a resi- Den 7, Mrs.G. F. Hahn; Den 8.the program. Also to' be submitted will be the fol- property of the township they may be purchased. ' ' dent of Roselle Park 30 years. Also cause cf the declining enrollment Harry. Mopslck of Linden, inde- . lowing ' Public Questions: New; Jersey The Mothers' Club of Bremner Other officers are: Vice-president ers' workshop at 10:15 a.m. Mon- Mrs. J. J. riaftis; Den 10,- Mrs. S. Eligible to attend the affair ar< Water Supply Bond Act—Shall the act feel that they should be invited to Earlier reports that the name a lawyer, he has his offices' in In both the fall and spring semes- pendent. This race is considered for State entitled "An Act to authorize the cre- Chapter^ Order of DeMolay. -will Robert E. Crane; treasurer. War- day in the auditorium of Cranford W. Dickerson ' and Mrs. T. D. young people from 13 years discuss its use by •them. Since 1 'Cougar was to be adopted 'ap- ters in recent years. This trend is to be close with Senator Hand ation of a State debt for the. Issuance of be host today to the state conven- ren. D. Sculthorp; and secretary, Roselle Park.'He was educated in VFW Auxiliary Post Moore; Den 11, Mrs. J. L. Ryan; age through high school age. bonds of the State of New Jersey In the the track would be built by the parently, were premature. High School. "The Public and Our pvident in . many area adult favored'to gain reelection. * BKgregato principal amount of $100,000.- tion of Mothers' Circles at the Ma- R. S. Hiinicke. M .. Hunicke- suc- Roselle Park- schools and. Duke Den 12, Mrs. B. E. Thurston; Den Music will be supplied by a livi board, the Township Committee The student council turned Schools" is the theme of the in- schools, Gerhard Kcllntr, regU- Four Republican Assembly in- Mrs. William Jones of Cranford 000.00 for the purpose of acquiring, con- sonic Temp3e. About 200 persons ceeds Carroll K. Sellers, who has University, Durham, N. C, where J3, Mrs. A. F. Bchlert; Den 14^band. • • / •trucUng and developing dependable putt- be waiting for the Board of down the name Blues begause a stitute. \ ' : •• , he was captain of the debating trar, reports. cumbents, Carlyle W. -Crane of has been endorsed by ihc Fifth lie water supplies for' domestic and ln- are expected to attend. . -' served as secretary since the as- Education to request such a meetv- mascot in connection with it would Dr. Howard R. Best,, superin- team. A veteran of World-War II, Some of the decrease in enroll- Plainfleld, William R. Vandcrbilt District of the Ladies Auxiliary . The meeting will get underway sociation was incorporated 15 in«," the letter said. •"' not be possible. . '. tendent of schools, will welcome he is serving his second term as ment-was caused by new schools, of Summit, Mrs.'Florence P. Dwy- . fe" of the VFW for the position of A track for the high school team at lO.ajra. Robert H. Mulreaney years ago. • the te&chers. A question period State Department guard. / of Westfield. a member, of the Su- s In case you're interested, Web- mayor. . • : starting in other towns. When cr of Elizabeth and O. Clifford . has rireviously been endorwd by ster's lêw Collegiate Dictionary New directors include John H. will follow Dr. Beaches talk. Fanwbod-Scotch Plains' oper/xl Thomas of Elizabeth, seek rcclec- Mrs. Jones,'a past .president of the Cranford Women's Republican J for New Jersey, McClintock, also, a farmer mem- . • Following luncheon in the school the Ladies Auxiliary to Capt. New- defines a Cougar as follows: "A an adult school this year, the (fContinued on Poae 9) '•• Club. Colony Club, Business and t«« ** the principal speaker. Mrs. large quadruped (felis concolor) ber of the. Board of Education,'and cafeteria, 11 discussion groups will Schools, Banks, Cranford Adult School lost be- ell Rodney Fiske Post 335. VFW, Professional Women. Village Im- T- **- Squires of Linden, president Albert" E. Johnson. The new ofb-e farmed on various' aspects of is president of the Fifth District.. of the cat family, tawny-brown in tween 40 and 50 regular students. provement Association, Botaiy i<* Jfte >«al club, will introduce color without spots, found from ficers . will assume their duties improving public relations. Res- Library Closing School officials are also consid- Club and the Lions Club- AM i theVspeaker. 3Irs. Anna Brunso January 1. . . umes of the discussion will be sub- ering Ways of better%publicizing Polling Place : Committees were" appointed to mitted at a general session in the the communications have been Ij'jJ^^CJSy. stateM president, will puma, panther, catamount and the school, but nothing definite NOTICB OF aETTLEMKNT confer with the Township Com- For Election Day NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tha* the referred by the Board of Eduear-j preside. mountain Hop." ' " auditorium at 2:30 p.m. - - . has been decided on this. lint intermediate account of the " J- I** " present yearly activity at 8:30 p.m. Monday instead of of 1018 Orange avenufe attended, a be closed all day Tuesday because CHS Seniors Offer Coffee annoucttrd today polling for wttleinent to the Union County Court Tuesday because of General Elec- of the budgets. Serving on themeeting of health officials from 1 places for Cranford's 18 clcctioii —Probate Division, on Friday, November of Election Day. 'Smoky Mountain * 18, next at 10 A. M. tion, Township Clerk J, Walter committee to confer with the throughout, the state in Trenton districts. • ' Fidelity Union Trust Company Coffee announced today. -• (Continued on Page 8) yesterday, .v) ',' The Post Office will be on reg- The senior, class of Crariford The .polling places of four dis-. Dated September It. 1933 . ' Riker, Emery at Danzig, Attorneys. Baron's Bargains We'll Restyle ular schedule, with business win- High ScTibort will present its an-tricts have been changed since 744 Broad St. nual play "Smoky' -Mountain" on last year's General Election. Dis- Newark. N. J. . ' dows open all day and the usual Adv. Fees 7.30. ' . 11-10 single rnail delivery, it .was re- •November 18 and,, ,19 in the high trict 2. District 6, which used Sher- Surprise Birthday Party Held for Mayor school. auditorium. man School last year, will vote at APPEAL TO THRIFTY SHOPPERS tion to date. • i w .. ported, by Postmaster Arthur F. Mis. Harry Meier; Miss Alice Mathcws is directing Walnut Avenue School, while. Dis- The Boostars* Club'tetter is the regtsmtion and reservations, Mrs. Mctz., the production. A chorus ot 38 trict 11's polling place will be $150 Dorothy Gray $2.00 YOUR FUR COAT (U-st sent to.the Recreatiop Com- Frank Mclntyre, Mrs. Leonard Dr. Kenneth Campbell Mucldy, voices under the direction of Miss Lincoln School rather than Build- HORMONE. Hajml Bishop nJittee 6n ^he^project although the Ffctaer and Mrs. Edward, Johnson; president and dcun, .announced Olga Spccht will sing and a dance ers' General Supply. District 13 suwect has been considered in- speakers. Mrs. Louis Kraus. that Union Junior College will re- chorus of 20 persons will perform also will use Lincoln School rather . formally by the recreationf group. Afco. flowers, Mrs. Holger Pet- main open for regular day andunder the direction of William than Veterans' Memorial Home< NEED SUPPOSITORIES BEAUTY KIT Is your fur coat outdated? It a$on and Mrs. Charles Lacken- evening sessions. . - Livingston and Glenn Gcddings -Polling places arc: auer; flag bearer. Mrs. Robert Because of the legal holiday, students; • • ' ... District 1 — Sherman School. ' jan look like.,.; 55's newest Program Swictuer; seating arrangements, motorists 'will not be required to Tickets can • be purchased from Lincoln avenue. , 1.25 1.25 Sirs. John Stokes; sentinel, Mrs. put coins in 'parking meters Tues- members of the senior class and District 2 —,, Walnut Avenue fashion for much less than Concert Etrorajpd Winnie; placecards, Mrs. day. Police Chief William A. Fisch- reserve .seat tickets arc available School. Walnut avenue. HELP Donald McNiel; publicity, Mrs. H. er reported. ' at the school. . . . District 3 — American Legion $1.00 . 1 $2.00 Dorothy Gray' '"Si/" ' ' • ••' you'd expect! / Goerke's The first A. Ijirsrty. and Mrs. ]>. Copcland, Casino, Riverside drive. Woodbury DRY SKIN Young Peop will be held at 11 District 4 — Cleveland School, -a.m. Sat uV Cranford High p I TIDE The Bev. Robert G. Longakcr, Miln street expert Currier Will trans* Him. Entitled "A Warm, Wet Weather Blamed School audit \ pastor of the First Presbyterian District 5 — Lincoln School, HAND CREAM LOTION Visit With the ing Mozart," the Centennial avenue. form your old-style fur coat program will Steven An- Church, .will give the invocation. Cranford Capt. Lester W. Powell will be in For Infestation by Houseflies District 6 — Walnut Avenue (Vrsen, '13-.V' charge of the police detail to han- School, Walnut avenue. 5(k 1 coat into an up-to-the-minute pianist dle parting and will represent the The large number of lilies which of spray containing several dif District 7 — Cranford High m have been ' pestering residents'of fercrit insecticides. Extra spraying Gerald Quinlan Morristown School. West End place. township at the convention. also was done af^cr the 'recent $2.98 11 .250 tooo fashion for a remarkably modest price. will direct, assisted Fusal arrangements for the con- this area during the past week arc District'8 — Municipal Building, somble of members N . the Co- a direct . resuft of recent' heavy floods, the engineer reported, and PURE BADGER vention were completed by the, lo- on September 5 he bud an outside 23 North avenue cost.. . Phone now for a« appointment. Talk lohial Little Symphony stra cal dub last Thursday at the Ma- rainfall. Township Engineer Pat- ' District 9 — Roosevelt School. So- rick J. Grail explained today. He company, the Accurate Tool Com- SACCHARIN ;siul the Chatham Mi sonic Temple. Petbeshments were Orange avenue. • ASPIRIN said the species- is one that breeds pany of Summit, come in to spray ciety. . . \ served by .Mrs. Pat Cicone, Mrs. District 10 —Johnson and John- SHAVE BRUSH U.S.P. % Grain it over with dur. furrier-—let him in wet. d;imp grounds and is en-the local dump and the entire siir- The program will be as Charlotte Garry and Mrs. Fiiher. couraged by warm, rainy weather. lounding area. son. Walnut avenue. 1 life of the Youmr O ; District 11 — Lincoln School, show you sample designs and give you Musical .Ulustratlons by Stew There were 12 day« of ruin here, An inspection was made at the ArnootMOf to you dcrson A»K»ign Clergymen during October, with 10.13 inches dumps on Monday by Health Of- Centennial avenue. 1J9 11 • 39< ii 1. Minuet In T District 12 — Roosevelt School, an estimate. There's no obligation, of 3, Rondo to C ... afor Veterauts' Biles of rain recorded for the month, ficer William P. Smith and a rcp- both written at the asr ofV the engineer added:" rescntutivc of the State Hoard ol Orimgc avenue. 3. Andunt. from E VUt Cm*,, As&isnmcxit of clcrcynvcn> for Store Hours 8:30 o.m. fa 10 p.in.— We hsue Green Trading Stamp* t ! Mr. Grull related that' in ad-Health. - . • , District 13 — Lincoln School, course. • l to; for pUnu «n«l oren«» » »- \J Veterans* Day .ceremonies on " -imc Uitiuual Musical Instrument* This followed reports that Centennial avenue. 'U A Concert of Mo»rt M"=»c cnabet; 11 were announced to- dition to the regular spraying pro- D.A.V. ' • I. - Allesretto from Jlu Q Surrounded by three veteran employes. Mayor Fred P. Andersen is shown cutting huga cakd gram carried on at the municipal Health Officer Henry F. Gavun of "District 14 —Johnson and John-* by .Thomas Butler, general son. Walnut avenue. Call EL. 2-2300 Today! 3. Minuet from C Minor Tuesday.evening' In Sherlock Hull during surprise birthday party tendered him by UU municipal, dumps every two weeks, special Linden had said he though flics phony . District 15 — Sherman School. X Two German Djinrr* Philip Brand of Temple employes. His birthday wus yesterday. Left to right are Fire Capt. Bernard Doyle, 32 years service; spraying was done there, on Mon- bothering residents of the Bcr- at The Canary duy because of the heavy infesta- lani Park section of Linden were Lincoln avenue. BARON'S DRUG STORE bl The Slclshrlde .. 'will give the invocation Mayor Andersen, Miss Rcgina V. Ridley. assistu;itant in- the tax office, 32 years service, and Fire coming from a swamp and the District 16 — Cranford High UIHTY CHAPTQL HO. M 34 EASTiMAN ST. CRANFORD, N. J. •4. Toy Symphony by Leopold Âlbert Allingcr, pastor of tion of flies. He said extru spray- COAT feALON, SECOND FLOOR Mozart' and Chief Howard G. Schindlcr, 38 years service. On bchulf of the êmployes, Chief Schindlcr presented Cruntord municipal dump, directly School, West End place. J (ford Methodist Church, &g will be continued until there M. 8. Gnmn, Service O/fiêr police headquarters itvcuuu. »*• Liquor Store | WE fttÊKVBTH E SIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Mayor AuUenscu's collcuijLiisi on the Township Committee. . • —Wu>u> i>* J«uae» U«J piuuuuut \uxs UbCd G.UOO (Continued on Pajc S) u n. ONIOM (Cojitiuuoi 8)

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