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Cranford, County Yrhile More Advanced Students the Camp Has Adopted an Inju •jrsy*v* II THE CKAOTOBP CmZBM AMD JULY 12, 1951 brate a joyous occasion. The occa- the hand is over then and there. Union County Association of Su-are producing camp beanie hate. biflilding. The Brazilian tinit ado sion can'be anything but joyous— You cannot meld' ,and you cannot perintendents and Supervising Beginners in pottery' craft made ed "The Amigas" as their, Picidcs Are without.thc use of a few-common- discard. "" .. '. ' • ' ./ Principals, headed by Dr. Arthur tiles and animals and coil bowls name. -*'••• . sonse precautions! . L. Johnson of Cranford, County yrhile more advanced students The camp has adopted an inju. VPeople of! on holidays often feel Superintendent of Schools. molded flgurenes and vases. Occasions for Playing The Cards Local Students Enroll bird which campers rescued tr( such u sense of freedom thai they Advanced leather craft students the Railway River, where take reckless-chances. They' gather By ALEXANDER C. SPENCER At County Band School laced and tooled picture frames. found it floating helplessly., ticks.-boil -their— Games, Crafts Beginners made combination comb bird, a grackle, is now repor roait their rnai slimallows over the rases and «oin purses. M€!j[j ( • \*Now Jt»r summer's .officially blaze and then forget the tire. They ford and one. from Kenilworth You are South in today's hand.' las the ace detent take it. aban- registered recently at the .Union Tuesday's camp closed with, anprovided it with a cage. herV-the picnic and camping sea- tcljLlbemselves it will tio out byso. cover the East-Weit hands with Mrs. Di Martini is helping . • son is in full swing again. While don that suit and take the diamond County Band and Orchestra School, ice cream party to celebrate July o itself," the chief explained, "where- your thumbs. Attract Many complete work on games bad°i the summer means fun and frolic as actually it may jinolder for finesse, and jnu wfll be Out*, ofwhich opened, for; its nineteenth 41 Patriotic songs were sung. No GARWOOD KENILWO to most people, your local depart- nine .tricks. If either adversary consecutive session at Abraham .camp was held Wednesday because Mrs. Uekauswas is aiding th hours Until a gust of wind f.ans it working for the camp craft a wa ment waits in dread for -that In- into flame again and it begins t< 8 5 takes the first round vl hearts atod Clark High School, Roselle, two To Day Camp of the holiday. A 10 9 732 continues spades, win with the aceweeks ago. • • • •" evitable call to a forest fire or grass spread over the surrounding area o. Second 'week of camping at "The Thursday morning's rain did not CRANFORD. NEW JERJSEY, THURSDAY. JULY 19. i 1951 16 Pages — FIVE CENTS • . fire caused.by some careless pic- "Many fori-st llres me'caused, in A 6 and take UK diaopnd finesse. The new Cranford students at dampen the ardor of the "Friendly Again you will have al feast nine Friendly Cove," Girl Scout sum- : nicker or camper," Fire . Chief this way. Anyone -who has ever '• » •* 3 2 the summer music center are Nan- mer day camp at the Little House Cove" hampers. When' outdoor ac- Howard G. 'Schindler explained witnessed a real forest fire —*has 4k K J 10 9 4 N_ 19 10? 8 2 tricks, because if Eft* has another cy Manger, Paul McKeige and tivities were barred, the girls took Seven Area Draftees f spade tot return.after winning the on Springfield avenue, ended last Gewge Fruris Scbaii] Hats for Contest ; yesterday. seen the 'anxious- fates of people 07 A 9 4 3 • iO'.K« ; Virginia Wortley. Walter Williams Thursday with 127 girls busily en- to song. Miss Carol Koyen and Miss Award 10 n Tomorrow's Call > "Very, few people know that the living nearby and watachwl the 8 diamond, tritk. Vest could only of Kenilworth also recently en- Patricia Lackey led the group in » . #*KQ8?4 •have had four spades originally gaged in a. large variety of recrea- CHIROPRACTOR Five.Cranford men, one Garwood word bonllrc uwas ,pncc. spelled urclinhleis in action with theri 10 9 2 . • A1 Q 7 rolled. tional and educational pursuits. songs. Mrs. Martin taught them spades, shovels, bull-dozers and and y^uwilTose no more Shan two inductee and a former Cranford 'bone fire' and meant a fire of The. Band and Orchestra School After opening of camp last Tues- '.'•Girl Scouts Together." . - THREE SPRINGFIELD AVE.J resident will be in the contingent bones. Another version of its origin jwet blankets—is nlinost tortain to tricks in that suit plus the diamond Girls of the Brazilian!! unit had ire Boys Swim 0 Q J 5 4 king: and heart ace. held its" first concert of the season day morning with^i flag ceremony' f draftees from Board' 44 leaving is its derivation from the French be a crusader for tire safety in our . » J 5 3 last night at the high school. Or- conducted by the Mexican unit, the a "cookout" at lunch time. Mrs. CRANFORD, N. J. 4 •lainfield City Hall tomorrow At Playgrounds 'bon feu" or".good fire used leech*- woodlunds. With both.sides vulnerable, the As the caiids jie. West can de-chestra 6 and Band 6. comprising girls were taught the proper mqth-: Alex Prista taught the girls how morning, at 8:30 for Newark to be- "Curt-fulness, inusi betfiri when bidding.goes: feat the hand by laJriag the heart the most advanced musicians at od of flag folding. A treasure hunt to make buddy burners and.fire Certificates gin their first day of army life. the lire is first lljjhlixl," Chief the school, performed. 1 SOUTH ' WEST v NORTH CAST ace at ^he second trick and shift- and nature study classes followed, Roosevelt School Schindler warned. .."Never light a. ing to club* This will establish Next Wednesday, 'Orchestra '5 The men arc: John F. Drucken- Registration Begins POISONIVY I NT. pass __3 NT ' pass- The Indian unit held a "cook-, millcr of 29 South avenue, west; lire outdoors if. there is a wind pass pass . • • . East's clubs before his king of dia- and Band 5, next musical aggre- out" and practiced aluminum pail ief s Report Shows Bob Achilles Achieves Tonight at UJC Leads In Softball .Wowing. Do not build a lire where monds is knocked out and decXarer Arthur Williams, formerly, of 134 West opens the jack of spades. gations at the school in the de- cooking. Mrs. Adolph Liekauskas/ Garftcld street, now of Elizabeth; Registration will open this eve- After Week's Play BO REE J. there is nny chance of its spread-? East. playing the deuce: How dowill have, to co down. But howscending order of accomplishment, Indian unit leader, instructed the Damage Is $50,000 Top Honor of Week at ning for Union Junior College's ing to .dry leaves, grass, moss or many Wests win immedialeJy play will perform in a concert at. the Nicholas Walschpl of 108 Anchor At the end of the first week pty you go about getting nine tricks? girls in fire building. place,, Garwood; and'Howard N. second summer semester, with en- RELIEVES SUFFERl&G wood."Most important, never leave the ace of hearts on ibe jack?. high, school at 8:15 p. m. Louis Folk dance~ and square dance Less Than in 1950 Cranford Boys' Camp rollment expected to exceed- 200 the municipal recreation program, the lire unless.you ore absolutely When I kibitzed this hand I won- Standard Lumber & Supply Co. Thomiis, of 31 Burnsidc avenue. STOPS ITCHING That's the point of leading t! Haar, supervisor of instrumental lessons Were given the girls by ^irc loss in Cranford for the first Ten Red Cross certificates were because of the many veterans be- he sandlot softball league holds, sure that the hist spark Is out. lered whether South would fall in- Also, .Eugene H. Krenz of 362 the spotlight with the fast get- DRIES UP BUSTEftS to a very common error, and heJack of hearts at tiick two.. Even music in the Cranford school sys- Jyfcrs. Homer Z. Martin, folk dance months this year, estiinated at awarded beginners in swimming at latedly launching their. college A MM! Mar*»l»» %*m**1 • . •"Thousands of lives have been if. West thinks. South micbt have tem, will conduct Band 5. ' leader at the camp.. r South Union avenue: Rudolph study benefits of the GI Bill expire way made by the Roosevelt School did. He properly won the opening you the~ services and knowledge 4,950, was far below " the' close of the second 'week at r«r O»»r M v«n>. lost aild millions of acres of good the king and queen of hearts, the Barid and orchestra concerts at The rural Unit's project for ti»e; Cranford Boys' Camp on Friday, Lantz of 238.North .avenue, east, next Wednesday. Classes will be- team which won games against the Curtate** IW» «r M.nty Batk.. timberland binned needlessly, just spifmr lend with the queen, cor- thc semi-annufl and Kenneth E. Meier of 7 Roose- Memorial Field team. 5-4, and the rectly, reasoning that if he held up. psychology of bride is such ih the school, with" the exception of week was to erect a farm house. of more than a quarter jjf^a^ century of Stanley F. Grayson, director, an- gin Monday. • ! 1 — SEE — because- campers und picnickers one major concert, are free of u. velt avenue. • High School entry , 13-1. HATRAWAV rilARMACV West might shirt to a club. At theWest feels, that his ace is not doing Mexican unit pitched a lean- re Chief Howard G.
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