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Second Class Postage. Bald Vol. LXXII. No. 17 3 Sections, 24 Pages CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965 Cricnford. N struction valued at $1,378,800. vipnger service f6es. The town- were already reading at the third Dr. MacKay said commence^ ship's former dumping area is lo- Jaycees Win grade level in February. ment exercises have been shift- Permits for two business office cated in Industrial Park, which is A workshop for teachers who ed from Nomahegan, Park op- buildings 'accounted for $850,000 being developed- rapidly. Phillip Morin, president of the will be assigned to first grade Opening Seen on Schedule July 1 posite the Union Junior College of the total, while the municipal William P. Michals of 103 Holly ^ Cranford Jaycees, announced this classes next year is scheduled for week 'that at an area meeting in 1 Herbert Farreli of 210 Hampton Campus: to the Campus Center" swimming pool and accessory St. was named chairman of the June 3 and 4." St., "a physical education instructor theatre because the park area committee, other members of Rahway on Friday the local chap- The parents' workshops are buildings construction cost was iter was awarded a plaque for at- in the Cranford Public Schools for used for the exercises has been which are: Gerald Croushore, 126 scheduled as follows (all begin at Planning Board Sets Hearing the past 12 years, has been named converted into a baseball dia- estimated at $244,600. No fee was Mohawk Dr.; JomvB. Warrington, taining first place in external af- 8 p.mc): v fairs for the year 1984-65. manager ot>*Cranford's" municipal mond. * , * charged for the latter. Jr., 15 Kensington Ave.i "William May 26 — Lincoln and Sherman swimming pool, which is, slated to Following the ceremonies, the Other permits during the*aonth H. Lange, 20 Tulip SU and Rob- Twenty-two area chapters com- Schools at (Lincoln School. On UJC Development Plans open July 1, it was announced this ert H. Thill, 111 Oak Lane. peted for the award. ]\£r. Morin graduates will be guests at a re- included:- 11 residences and gar- May 27 — Bloomingdale and A hearing on Union Junior College's plan for development of "its week by Robert M. Crane, chair- ception hi the Campus Center said Cranford's victory was due in ages, $231,000; 1 drive-in bank, A township lot on South Ave., Roosevelt Schools at Bloomingdale 28-acre campus, including proposals for a $1 million, science building, man of the piiol committee. ' lounge and terrace sponsored by W., east of Idncofti Ave., was sold large measure to the success of School. $25,000; 1 permanent pool, $3,000; the Cougar's Den, a teenage recFe- the $100,000 William Miller Sperry Observatory andt«ther facilities, Assisting Mr. Farreli will be the Friends'of the College. at public auction to Martin Rad-; June 1 —> Cleveland and Brook- will be held by the Planning Board in the Municipal Bikilding at 8 p.m. Robert Bomstein of 48 Fairfield I pool,_ $300; 8 additions and al- ley on hjs bid of $14,OQ0. The pur.* ation center sponsored jointly by side Schools at Brookside School • the Jaycees and the Township Re- on Wednesday, June 2. ; ' Ave., a physical education in- terations, ÎFJ2Q0; 3 aluminum sid- chaser plans to -build a 6,000- June 2 — Livingston and Walnut structor at Livingston Avenue Zimmerman said. Parents of square-foot office building of creation Committee under the di- •In accordance with aii amend- ing, $4,800; 1 sign, $300; and 1 . reckon of Robert Shupin. Schools at Walnut School. School for the past' five years, as about 330 out o£ the 400 members brick, masonry and concrete cork, Dr. Cl&rk w, MfcDermtth, super- ment tqHSite zoning ordinance pass- assistant manager, and Mrs. Ann of the senior class responded to garage, $1,200. > struofjon at a cost flf $35,000. It In accepting the plaque from intendent of schools, said ITA will ed in January by th*fe Township Sullivan of Elisabeth, an instruct- the poll. will 'be occupied by''a. distributor Tilt Kurtz, state president of the be explained in detail, and all Committee, junder'v wi|eh public or in the Scot* Plainjj Public Mr. Zimmerman said the tftne o£%itchen cabinet? and metal and Jaycees, Mr. Morin said the chap- questions will be answered. at?*khe institutions are not requited to V School?, as head lifeguard. and other details for the progtam store fronts. ter appreciated not only the sup- paremy workshops. '*§ pearl, bef oise the. Board ^rAdjustr Robert Shupin, superintendent at Memorial Field using the new Week's Weath auction, wilj'be he*i at port gitfen the project by it? own permanent bleachers' will be an- members but also the cooperation TW wprhshoppp s will* be con- •tumt to obtain approvalffor new of recreation, and Mr. Farreli art UJC meeting on- t&f .tale' ducted by the office of curriculum cpnstr.octi.iiij,..a cdmpre|iensive site-. selecting nine lifeguard? from 100 np'unced at a later date. A ^tudent- projKwtgR. fronting on "of the township in the endeavor. Mi faculty-administration commlê HAROiO and instruction. I^ticipating will plaiv fel?'•'•'•the Jiropogfedrn^w devel- Ticket* for the Cranford .Higfc awtications which the Recreation and Dermody St. in He expressed hope that Cran- Department received for the posi- Will work on plans for,the outdoor ^ Park. Harold Spickler ford would soon, haver a full-time be'Mrsi.VVirginia of Cleve- opnVettts^ was file# by WC with School Senior Prom will go on land School and Mrs. Jean Ronn- tions,. While no 'further applica- commencement, the principal said. of S'^hTbins and Philip Kuznet ' recreation center and pledged that the'Planning Board. . ' sale Tuesday, it was announced by ^Temperatures this week ranged lund of "Walnut Avenue School tions are toeing accepted for these in the event of rain oh Junp 32, from a high of 89 degrees onrMon.- of Linden ha've offered $20,000 for, th"e Jaycees would continue to In addition t(S the science build- Mark Aaron and Joseph Coyne, positions, Mr. Shupin said his de- the commencement exercises will the*land'i^ They propos* to,build a. strive toward this goal. who are teaching ITA classes this ing and observatory, the site plan day •— the highest reading of the year; Dr. Anne V. Bailey, coordin- student finance co-cha'irmen. Ta- partment is seeking two men for be held the next clear evening^Nyear — to A low of 43 degrees last 10,000-squtwerfoot building of shows the location of a small Mr. Zimmerman said. briok, steel and concrete construc- ator nf Tntiguagp arts* Mrs. Qetal- building to hquse iiaqw removal, blc reservations mny bo made, pi | rmjntflnmttti* nntii night, duty nt Thursday. During Out wefllf, 35 dine Housekeeper," helping teacher pool- The high school had previously tion at a cost of $80,000. The struc-vf Fire Chief Doyle grass cutting- and other equipment, the time'fltie tickets' are purchased. planned to conduct commencement degree days were recorded t6 bring n the Livingston and Walnut Construction of the $400,000 fa- the total for May to 40 and for; .tul'e, would: be iseid as a district new parking lots to the rear of the The prom will be held on June exercises in two sectioris.'ipermit- sales office arid distribution center Schools; Philip Cea. helping teach- college's Campus Center,; as well cility is proceeding on schedule, the heating season which began To Be Honored er at the Brookside and Cleveland 4 at Hillside Avenue Junior High Mr. Crane,reported, and .there is ting'each graduate to "see" the for a plumbing and heating firm, as lighting of parking lots and graduation and to have a greater September 1 to 5,210. Schools, and Miss Gecaldine Clem- ; r : every indication the pool will open presently located in Kenilworth. : walkways,; screening and fencing. School. •• • -•'•' ••' number of guests. < Rainfall totaled only .25 .inches' Next Thursday 1nson, assistant director of curricu- Mrs.' John Brennan announced ori July 1, as scheduled. Sheldon H. Becher, 21 Hendricks It reveals that the proposed sci- Under this plan, one-half of the — all on Friday. •r 1 . More thari 300 local residents lum, and instruction. ' ence building would run parallel that to date 163 donations, total- The excavation work is almost St:, noting .,; the similarity between and visiting firemen from through- omplete and the contractor an- senior class would have partici- A year ago the temperatures' his street and Helnrich St, asked to the existing students' -parking ing $911-00, have been received ranged from a maximum of 86 de- out the state are expected to at- from parents of members of the nounced^ this week that he plans pated in the exercises while {heir the committee to change the nanrie^ lot off the south wing of the col- guests and the other half of the grees to a minimum of 41 degrees, testimonial dinner-dance Spring Turns Vandals' lege's Nomahegan Building. In- senior class. These contributions to pump water into the pool begin- of Hendrieks. St. Mr..Becher was a ning about June 15. class would have observed at 7 as 19 degree days were recorded requested to presenter •> petition, at j next Thursday at the Thoughts to Destruction plans for were in response to a letter sent v eluded »are appTOXi- p.m. The exercises would >_ _feaye to bring the total' for the heating from residents of tfie^street indi- ElizabelhsCarteret Hotel, Eliza- Vandalism on several local play- m'ately 300 additional parking by the finance committee in March The parking area has been mannerforf*eason *° 4,967. Only a trace of requesting assistance in. defray- rough graded, the footings are in been repeated in a like manner for cating they are all in favor of the beth, In hohor of Fire Chief Ber- ground's, just as the season is about places on the campus, including the second half of the class and, yainfgil was recorded, as a very change/Public Affairs Commis-V nard A. Doyl^who will retire to open^ was reported this week, by room for 276 additional cars at the ing the cost' of the dance. , place for the bath houses:, and the clear, warm week prevailed. ' fence around the, 11-acre tract is their guests at 9 p.m. sioner •Chartes' Q. Siegfried sug- next month after^2v years' service Public Affairs; Commissioner •rear of thc.Campus Center., There • Following is a list of, parents who became patrons since the last expected to go up this "week or The poll of parents was taken This week's temperature read- gested that the street be named, \in-the local department Charles G. Siegfried . and Recrea- is to be no parking in. tlfe •vicinity ings: •"•••' •'••'• Culin St. In. honor of th late Sgt. William Dugan, president of the tion Superintendent Robert Shu- of the observatory building. list was published early last early next week, Mr. Crane stated. after the two-section pian "met e with apprehension among some of Curtis G. Culin ,111, local World- New Jersey State Fir emends* As- pin. '..',-.. Also shown on site plan, is the month: Remainders of. the $45 annual fees are coming in daily from the pur pupils,".Mr. Zimmerman said. Max. Min. Day War II inventor of the hedgerow sociation, will be guest speaker at Noting that vandalism not only location of the proposed Fables Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Pavics, Mr. cutter. - the dinner, .and there also will be slows down the start of the recre- Memorial Wild Plant. Sanctuary and Mrs. Edward R. Richel, Mrs. 1,500 local residents who signed up "As the size of our senior class Thursday . 77- 43- 5 greetings by Mayor H. Raymond atito program but. also increases and a dam and bridge to be con- Malcolm MacKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. for pool- memberships last fall and has increased, each\year, it has be- .Friday.- 51 45 17 At the suggestion of Dr. Edward Kirwan and Public Safety Com- the cost, Commissioner Siegfried structed across a brook in the William H. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. paid $10. deposits. To date, 17 come more difficult to accommo- Saturday 60 45 12 M. Coe, the committee adopted a missioner .Edward Gill. asked the cooperation of towns- area. Robert D. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. families' on the waiting list have date the graduates on stage and Sunday 79 55 0 resolution favbring Assembly Bill their desired number, of guests in Gifts will be presented to the people in reporting to police im- The required site plans were filed Harry Bapst, Det. Lt. and Mrs. A. been moved to the active list to Monday 89 60 .0 467' providing all tax supported guest of honor by Leonard R. Do- mediately any acts of vandalism Frank Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. replace families who have moved the auditorium at the commence- Tuesday 86 65 0 medical schools in.the state estab- with the Planning Board by the (Continucd on Page 8) lan, president of Branch 37, Fire- they may see at local playflelds. firms of Elsasser & Miller, archi- Peterson,'. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. from the township. Mr. Crane Wednesday 76 52 1 <'Continued on Page 8) men's Mutual Benevolent Assoc- tect, and Gras.sman.Kreh & Mixer, Kurisko. noted this is well below the an- Township Engineer Patrick J nual turnover in. the Cranford iation, and John E. Haviland, Grail also reported this week that consulting engineers.. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schreier, Mrs. president of the Firemen's Club Swjm Club over the past 10 years. flower boxes in the business cen- Earlier this year, the State Com- John Fedorko, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Mr. Shupin said local families of Cranford. Frank Johnson will ter had been planted with geran- mission for the Higher Education eph P. Hamer, Mr. and. Mrs. Mor- Jr. High Spring Concert Saturday be toastmaster and invocation will desiring to register on the-waiting iums, but the tops had been pulled Facilities Act recommended a fed- ton B. Gershman, Mr. and Mrs. list should contact his office in the A program ranging from Mozart (Continued on Page 8) off most.of the plants. (Continued on Page 8) • (Continued on Page 8) Municipal Building. While it is to Rodgers and Hammerstein will improvable any new registrants be presented at the annual spring will obtain active status this sea- Ministers Report son, he said the names will be concert of the Hillside Avenue (.Continued on. Page 8) Junior High School Band at 8; 15 On Protest Trip p.m. Saturday at the Hillside auditorium. .The band is under the On Vietnam Dressmaker's direction of A. Donald Whellan, Rev. Richard L. Wilson, assoc- instrumental music instructor. iate minister of Cranford Metho- ShopoflSOO's Among the 12 selections offered dist Church,, and Rev. David Bert by the concert band will be "Swing former assistant pastor of Cran- Shown at Museum COITY TRUST Monday • afternoon marked thc Low, Sweet Saxs' " by Ostling ford >lethodlst and now pastor of CoMfi featuring 'Michael Catena, James Orunge Methodist Church, were opening of the Cranford Historical 1 Society's summer exhibit at thc Bykow.ski, John Kurdilla and among more than 60 Christian and Richard Meth. In the "Clarinet Jewish Readers from 13 states and museum on North Union Ave With the removal of the Huster Escapade" by Ward"the clarinetists 14 religious groups who were in will be Evelyn'Clausnitzer,.Donna Washington, D. C, last week to scrimshaw' collection which at- tracted much out-of-town a? Dunikoski and Jack Sperling. express their concern about the Wayne Cooper, Jean Gilbert and war Jn Vietnam to administration well as locnl interest, the wing has been transformed into an old- Craig Shydcr will be featured irJ officials and members of Congress "Serenade to an Insomniac." ••Meetings were held with Vice- time dressmaker's shop display- MUSIC FOR SPRING.-f Members of the Brass Ensemble at President Hubert H. Humphrey. ing costumes and accessories of The Brass Ensemble will play Hillside Avenue Junipr High School rehearse for thc annual spring Wljite House and "State TJeparfi" the period lrom the Civil War to "IT Ttiflu Be TTi'ar" My B:irTr " anil band concert ;on Saturday. They are: Front row, M tn rip.ht; the early 1900's-. "Fair and Warmer" by Walters. merit officials, and a number of • ' - - Photo by Kurr Aviarkitc-i Frank Gras.-a, David Clausnitzer, Dean IJobinson, Roger Gaiitfhan, Senators and Congressmen. Planned and arranged by thc Jefl'rey Bones, Garry Bubb, David all trumpets; baek row, .left to right, Gary Bubb, tuba; Jeffrey Rev. Mr. Wilson and Rev. Mr. START ON DRIVE-UP BANK — Pictured frum loft to rifiht at the ground breaking for Union Coun- antiques committee of the Wed- Clau;;nitzer, Roger Cjaughaii, Frank Bones, freneh horn; William Yacker, trombone; Thomas Nary, trom- Bort reported on their" trip-at a ty Trust Co.'.s new drive-up banking facility at the southeast corner of Walnut Ave. and Chestnut St. nesday Morning Club of Cranford, Grasso, Robert Harris, Thomas bone, and Robert Harris,' baritone horn. A. Donald Whellan direct:;. meeting at the church Monday are: Mayor II. Raymond Kirwan, Raymond W. Bauer, pr-esident of the bank; Edwyn M. Lewis, this exhibit is the result o£ a cos- Nary, Dean Robinson and William evening. assistant, vice-president and manager of the Cranford office; Township Engineer Patrick J. Grail, tume study made by them and a Yaelcer are members of the en- PrLseo, Peter Rudoy, Jack'Sperling olas Imperato, David Clausnitzer, ' and John V. No.strand, senior vice-president and treasurer. The colonial brick buildin;.;, which will special display committee of mem- semble. bers consisting of Mrs. Nelson The "'Mcnuet.to" From Serenade and William Walton. Roger GaiiKhan, Lance Koved, contain two drive-up windows, will be located one short block from'.the bank';; Cranford office at Board Meetinj Liyhtcap, chairman; Mrs. J. W. No. 1 by 'Mozart and Allegro from The Dance Bund, which will Ronald Pi'iTone, Bernard He, Dean the corner of South Ave. and Walnut St. The drive-up- bank will oiler extended banking hours The Board of Education will Apgar, Mrs. Curtis^ G. Culin, Jr., Sinfonia II by Bach will be ofl'eivtl play five selections, is composed of Robins, Walter Steven::, Henry during the week ami Saturday morninu service. DeM.uned by Leslie M. Dennis and Sons, the new conduct its regular monthly ineet- Mrs. H. J. Dickens, Mr:;. H. W. j by the Clarinet Choir composed of Michael Catena, John Kurdilla, Ziclinski, Warren Gati.uhan, Stev- facility will incorporate special land.scapi'ni; features to project ;i park-like environment, with larê . 1,,,. on-Tuesday at'8 p.m. at Lin- Riritfle and Mis. N. G. White. ! Ronnie Bur;.U'in, Evelyn ClaiLsnit-: William Walton, Robert Lalloeca^ en Pollock and Frank Grasso. coln School. Tin? public is invited •-iruss and shrub areas. The general .contractor is Debbie Construction Co., Scotch Plains. Comple- The items shown have been lent zer, Richard Corman, Donna Dun- James Bykowski, Thomas Nary, Douglas Cjrubc; will oiler oryau to attend. tion of tin: banking facility is scheduled for early this summer. (Continued on. Page S) Phyllis Levine, Patricia William Yacker, Gary Bubb, Nich- selections during intermission. •••• af

Two CEANEORI| (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965 -. ; V First poppies were sold this week Knights of Pythios, , Monday Lionel Weinstein -af fhe..May 24 Burton Holmes to' Maypr H. Raymond Kirwan and night at Temple Beth-El..,. . • • mecUng*of- the i.odge-at: the. tem- College Club ^yes $4,000 jneinbers of Township'Committee. The committee instructed yis'ii- eUere irig offrcer,s of various lodges In Scholarshipp Aid TJlis Year throughput.'the state in ritualistic Donors Neede/l ';•'-•' •" Scholarship-awardhh s may reaph $$,00-0 thih s year, andd thhe t Scenes' of Iôndon apd Paris will State o,f money an individual girl can borro.w for-college £xperises from ,-' Next visit of the Red Cross be £eatui-€d in a.. .new Burton Ed,war.d ^Teiristein, sports chair-.jBioodmobile will be on Tuesday, the Eleanor Sprole Scholarship fund ^jias been increased from $30Q Holmes^'Theatrical'Travelogue to team man, jreported that'.Crartfprd wMl • May.25, at the First Presbyterian, to $500; it .was announced .at the annual irieetifig of the Cran^prd .he sVojvn at tjhe ..Cranford Theatre face: Springfield Sunday in • the j Church. • Persons wishing to ' dp- College-Club on'Monday, evening in Fellowship Hall of the First at 2 a'ridt 8. p.m. next Thursday. •" •openiof; garri»-»f^he-^te^-jlbdge-patg. blood are reaueal£il^g_cau.. Presbyterian "ChurchT Produced in" wide-screen color' Members of the ritualistic com- softball league. BR 6-0125 now to ariaiuje for. No interest; is charged on the local Bofiro of Health to provide by Andre de LaVarre and nar- 01 1111 1118 loans until one year afterj:he girl the cost of a nurse one day a week rated in ppfson by a member of pru'ttee of the Grand Lodge, Domain -Fifteen members will be in- ^PP " * - the famous travelogue, staff, the of New Jersey, were guests at "a Strueted in the third -rank, under ' leayes' school, it was noted. Mrs. to care for. 189 local p9pils attend, meeting of Cranford Lodge 175, Bobert Christensen, president, con-- ing. St; John' the. Apostle' parochial pictorial . journey, will take the the direction ot Past Chancellor Shop In Cranford 1 dUpted the.meeting . : school in Qlark. viewer through the streets, boule^ Mr?, fafes 3wackharner, chair-. yards, parks, lanes and rneaddws, ^^By-laws Revision com- 6f4wo of-the world's oldest-capital mlttee announced that triie name of cities..'. :' .'•.'...•• :'.• : "•' '••'••• • • the club has been changed to the . Contemporary, modern Paris.and College Women's CJufe of Cranfqrd, London and: their' traditional '•'[ Mrs. Robert Broojcs, vice-presi- landmarks of the 'past are blended dent .an.d' finance chairman, an- into two and One-half hours of nounced the 'new budget. Mrs. spectacular scenery andraetrvlty. Howard ltflsamerj, legislative Somd of the meroorable high-' committee, reported on a trip to lights. brought to the screen -are. a Mb S''b^' ''" visit to ;.}%dame Tussfeud's Wax Museum to see the Beetles in their Mrs. b?|te Strohl, a new member, '.'new home," the great tower of was introduced byr Mrs. Elliott Lender and Westminster Abbey, FEATURED IN SKATING NUMBERS — Kim Balinth. '8-year-old VISIT " Hume, menibetshitspp . chairmani . five of'England's finest oathedrajs, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan J. Balinth of \5 Willow St., per- T3SbhiT3Smber|5hi^fhah ^ reachehedd ajtxiostjit. OUR LADIES' : Shakespeare's Stratford, • Oxford formed' Sunday evening in the '#ilpli Evans Ice Skating School 300. Iftis'. .yeair 36 hew rneinbers and Cambridge and the Greenwieh Party" held af the South Mquntain Arena in West Orange, The, SUIT AND COAT and 15 resignations were received. Royal Observatory. local girl was featured jn/'Scotch Splendor,"' a quartet on ice, and ' ^h§^^;;chprân>î^miiiii^h§'^^;;chprân>^"'>'i^miiii-i also skated in another number entitled "FPllow the Leader." Kim nity services, Mrs. George ...ftle- is in the third grade at Brookside Place School and has been a SALE Grath, iirged volunteers to Signup student at the skating school in Millburn for the past thre years. for chauffering during the stim- W laPlay Host e mer.. -J&jîye&^^tDb&ra drive 20% to 30% OFF several ""• youngsters| to - Cranford ToStateVES " Club, is one of six finalists com- nate Wood are requested to call ' The^ second annual spring work- peting for the state Ydung Career BR 6-6125 now to arrange for Bi B and shop conference of the New Jet. prqvide^Q^pjâtibnfor.inyf4i4s4 Woman title at' the 4fth, annual appointments. Ffpe, renowned Ladies < D. RICHARD FRENCH sey Association of Youth Employ- convention of the New Jersey Fed- for visits to; doctprs ancl <4ini.es; ment Services,, Inc., will be held Clothing — in tîte qualify $ji iroi 4idl i eration _oJLB£W this •weelcend in. Saturday front* 9;3Q a.m. to 3 p,m.Atlantic City. The winner and taste you have become ftendh Named at pnipn Junior Collgfie. The Yputb compete in the National-fiPW Sale of Poppies îans tpr jtiw i&u . C, accustomed tp from Mac- d by Mrs. Jfatvey will be 'hp| WBpiFBK^ Jt will be held on October Since the Prganizatioii of the • Pdppy saieis by m'ernbers of Capti Hugh's. . D. Kicharid French of 20. Madisqn first YE3S iri Prirtcetoh-on May 15, N. R. Fiiske'Post,-335,;;VFW, attd |frs, ^^pe Hron,n Aiverh^s: tieen eleijtied a v|ce-presi- 1961, 34 units have been formed \ Next .i visit. ot; ;the = Red; CrossCvzntordvPost; 21^1; Ameticari. Le* Also: Shirts' and Jumpers denloflyraals Disintegrating Cori>., gion, and their > auxiliajries, will t chairman urged' iiJembers to Including- Plainfleld, ' Cranford, Bloodmobile will ije oh Tuesday, are included in this Sale. resetyatiops. for th ankual New York, N. Y., an Aluminium MqrriatPwn, Red Bank, Miliburn- May $5, at the First Presbyterian get underway next Thursday and ^ thte Suburban Hotel, ILtd , (Al(Alcan)) company. Shbrt Hills, Kenilworth, • Roselle, Ch^Ê|îhit\ld continue through Memorial Efay. pri Monday, May 24 at 7 I^r. French has beeri with Metals Westfield-Clark, Hoselle Park, Disilfxte4?:at)ng! since 1947 as pro- V Maplewood - South Orange, Tren- duct manager. He also has served ton and Elizabeth. .'• \. , Mi-6. George Sauer, hospitality as advertising manager since 1955. chairman,; 'was assisted by Mrs. Among thosife'participating in the A graduate of Boston.Universityj mortiirig workshops will be Mrs. Cfiarjes .R;'Haagi' whp did the College pf Business Administration, PLEMM Gentlemen - Lqdles - Students flower arrangement, and k# Mrs. J. B. Warrij>Qn, first preaident Robert -. K. "Jones, Mrs. Harold he i^ a rjaember o| the New York of the Ctanford YES. Her topic BhrehbBcfc, Mrs. James "B Doten; Section of the American Powder will be **ltow toOrganizze a YES." Open Monday and. Friday k ; Metallurgy institute. Luncheon and election ot.new of- W Nights'til 9 and Misg Gefaiaine bleminsoh. ficers will follow. •••••"..'.• • Civil War tax assessors were paid frpra $3 to $5 a day,' and. of- . Nurse Provision Made ,'• ten Spsnt their entke_ salaries set- • '• Mayop H; Haymohd Kifwan" re-ting up an office, according td In- i"K. KUgel of Rabây, ported : aidj, week tât aminge- ternal Bevfenqe records-. sponsored by the Cranford Busi- 264 E. Broad St., Westfield naeritgibave> been completed by the Urôn Junior Cpjlege, ness arjid Professional Women's in at DoSsen Travel for help- AD 2-2900 ful suggestions and assistance. PRICES: VACATION TIME AS LOW AS Rfco ;\ , V I'...,' • 7 clays, 6 nights $000 ELL'S ..VifgiiL Islands . .... |..... 4 days, 3 nights mm Bermuda ...... 8 cfays, 7 nights $98.00 Caribbean : y: ••::;>... . v:, 7 days, 6 nights $37.50 Mexico ;^>'.;-: ..^. yv ..... 8 ^W* 7 ntghts ' (including Acapylco) n^ : ' ', e Care All prices per person, based orj,dbubtej. occupancy, plus air fare, Tfoe^ James C. Reeves, Gen, Mgr. — Teh 272-6478 (24-Hour Service) 2 Alden Street Cranford Thisfohwwekeepqre i S BEST BUY!

: : Brew's •.'•-' ••••; •'..-- \ ;•'••'•:. . , NOTES: . • beautifully SMITH ' 1 MAIN STREET CRANFORD ^'••*' ^>hnA}lergic v cleaned •••••... . ' to Penicillin and Bx. me Price' Patieni Doctor GOLD finished 600450 ~mT,Dipyridamole '25 «ig ' 50 $5.95 John Smyth 602-300. 5/15 AmUriptyline 10 mg 30 2.25. Jane Jones 602-301 .5/15 • CS, Ca I, Ephed Gpd Syr 4 oz. 2.00 Bill ^ Friend CHECK ANY MEN'S OR LADJES' BLENDED WHISKEY ea. STORED ft INSURED for (25 35% STRAIGHT PLUS CLEANING CHABCtE E3PCE33 VALtTATION 1% 6-YEAR-OLD ANY BOX STORAGE 65% Neutral Spirits STORE ALL YOUR WINTER WOOL- ENS this economical' way I Skirls, FUR COAT 1-95Jackets, Snow Sjiils. Swoalers, House- STORED & INSURED for ISO | «. hold Items . . . ANYTHING oxcepi lur, EXCESS VALUATION 1% " ^ fur irhtunod coats and heavy coats. $4.05 $§.05 STORED IN OUR VAULTS This Service k FREE and it Affords You: CRAM IT FULL! 4/5 Quart Fi^ll Quart X. A complete Tax Record FUR COAT A" 2% of Valuation < EXCLUSIVE AT BREEN'S CLEANED 8f GLAZED Plus Cleaning Charges 2. A complete Insurance Record 10% Discount by the Case ON 3. A means of filling your prescription if CLOSED ALL DAY MON., MAY 31 CAKrtVl fi you should lose the bottle or number — FOR MEMORIAL DAY 4. A complete record of medication that your physician may want to check Serving Cranford ' SAIURDA.Y BffORf __ __ . ... " i- |;1 ;A.M." n or; i)«f cVtAN^NCr 1 SHIRi I AlJNDtRING: NO EX3TRA ICHARei FREE DELIVERY CALL 17 N. UNION AVE. 276-0W2 CRANFORD LIQUOR STORE OPEN DAILY — 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. WE DELIVER — 100-CAR PARKING LOT IN REAR OF STORE • * 21 N. UNION AVE. BRidge 64)150

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CRANFORD (N.J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THURSDAY,.MAY, 13,1965 Paffe

- Ave, a Cranford Hjgh* School student and .president of Hasico, ferred by the local Shop-Rite 1 ; : r Super Market.. •'dress'lngsi-';. •>„•.••.•.'.•••••:• ',7.'.7 ':7 7 '' . \' ' •'•••••.!' .• •.••::;'•••• '•:.::,':••?.• 7' sponsored by Simmons Co., and William Walters of 2 Pine St,, .• t^p'^x KNICKfeRl a student "at Hillside Avenue Junior High School and president of Electric Boat,.NewTLonidoh, Conn., ankle and fpott when she walked Cal-O^Co, sponsored by California Oil Co They will be among AR£ BACK! in 1955 and became manager"t>f the from between two paiked cars 30 outstanding Junior Achievers who m July will visit the Bell blower product?, 'department,':;.' W : Telephone Tel-Stai tracking and research units at Holmdel, the into the side of a moving car near J^^^My-: ^gsy; ^rtickers ••; are,'; boekf $$• 'on;- 1963, his department yras trans*- her home at 3:30 p.m. last Thurs- Goddard Space Flight Center at Green Belt, Md, and the Na- ferred to Electro Dynamic and ^be- i'tee* vvh'at coy Icl. be nôfe cornfort^ tional Aeronautics and_âê_Ajdmiaistration3--and SmtthSrt day, Police Chief Lester W. Powell " a^le: ancj;f^hIcin^|i|eV;; ' • ;• •>•;< came the air systems department. reported. Air and Space MusSum in Washington, D. C. They also will travel •'.•.'...Mr: Stratton's': professional af r Police said the car, driven by 1 to Florldarto visit the Pratt Si Whitney research and assembly plant filiations include the .American • Trirprped dovvn in keeping with Richard P. Winzehried,* 34, of today's styles har$ is a chance: to at West Palm Beach and the launch imd tracking facilities at Cape Management Association and the South Plainfield, wap traveling —Kennedy; • ; ;•**'"*'— _ , Society of Mechanical Wear a long tiirye golfing fav^ ! Ingineess. ;"orttev'::.7:'i- >7;^7 \ -,',.'.. &••/. •••; driver's license or registration in ;; : ; ; : ; : Seven Motorists possession, and Anthony Infante, ^; •• > ^7 :':soi|iisv-i"$i 5^5 :: " [ •: Toms River, $20 Sôr Citizens' : ; ; ; : .; ;• 7 7 P-^ $1^95". ;:7 i'v/^; -AreJSnedJftere - ^pp, was fined $15 for usijig atfe'Xptred foulh Observed For Speeding Oliver's license and $15 for operat- ByCraiifordCItib Also all other golfing needs: Seven motorists were assessed ing an unregistered vehicle. Ern- fines for speeding by Magistrate est D'Eirulio, Colonia, was fined In connection with the observ- •-,•£ LaCoste Shirts and Hose ance of May as,Senior Citizens' Charles J. Stevens last week in $20 for driving an unregistered Municipal Court. Month and May 16-2$ âs. Senior T^- Jack NicklaiisGolT* Jackets vehicle. v Citizens' Week,'the Senior Citizens' Those^penalized included Rose Jean B. Cany, Irvington, wa lub Of Cranford this week ex- Wilkerson, Westfield, $20; Stanley fined $25 for careless driving and 7'7'^r' Alpaea Sweaters ;.-;;-;O.v .•!• Belchik, Jr., Linden, $25; Anthony tended a cordial greeting; to ajl 7*. Haioid Hartig, Fords, was fined WILLIAM M. STRATTON senior citizens of. the community .•£, Golf Hats and Caps J. Micale, Jr., Linden, ?>Jt> Eric N. !>25 for chiving loo fa:»t uiidei ex- Hadler, Clark, $30; Barbara Zlice- aîd Invited new members to share isting conditions resulting in an the advantages the)club enjoys at ski, Linden, $25; Vivian C. Hurl- accident. Shown by Joel Bernstein Gentlemen - Ladka - Students ing, Metu.ch.en, $20, and $40 for no Electro Dynamic ,t's meetings frofci 1 to 4 p.m. on Eileen J. Ross, Irvington,- wa Mondays in room H at the Munioi* Vice-Presidency pal Building; : < Thanks were expressed to: Wes- Monday and Friday Nights To Local Man fiy-N.-PhiLo aiwiJEtexhert-E; Jacor: •«. 'til a ip.m. AWAY WITH SKIN BLOTCHES! ' William M. Stratton of 25 Dart, bus of the Recreation Committee T mouth Rd. has been appointed vice- and to,D. H. Moses,' Mrs. E. F: ^.v.v^-?vr«. president of product development George,-Mrs..C. G. Albury, Mrs. New PROPA-EH. strikes for Electro Dynamic Division of Lily Hibson, Mrs. John Rath, and tamps ,;;•;. General Dynamics, Avenel. the late Mrs. Charles Redden for Mr. Stratton's new responsibil- their efforts in organizing the club. 264 E. Broad St., Westfield at Pimples, Blackheads, Acne Special recognition was given to Imagine! Viner Casuals, m^ ities include new product planning AD 2-2900 Visible Results in 3 days

: " •••'; .'•'• ;"• -"•• -••'•"'i-,'' -:••''..• nicipal Committee and current county delegate, is seeking her BOOTERY "" Tennis ahyone? ^^ ; , , : first term as a member of the Re- LEGSIZE STOCKINGS Our township provides' local residents with publican State Committee. 23 No. Union Ave, many public,tennis courts scattered throughout the township with more to be constructed this summer. Walks Into Car Side, TOWNLEY There also are many fine private tennis facilities Child Suffers Abrasions FROM MAY 14 to MAY 22 available in Cranford. Michele H; Trela, 6, of 14 Myrtle St., suffered abraisions of tha face, SHOES ; What better way to exercise and get in shape right shoulder, both kne.es and left 4 Eastman St. in a most enjoyable way than a set or two ofetennis? It is a sport that doesn't require the time, or-even For a limited time only you can save on the equipment, that golf does. In fact, 30 minutes Belle-Sharmeer SEAMED and SEAMLESS of tennis will give you more exercise than 18 holes styles. Take advantage of this cince-a-year of golf. •:: • , opportunity. Enjoy the fluenHifof Belte- Sharmeer Legsize stockings at these Here at the. Sportsman's Shop we have a full special sale prices: line of tennis equipment and clothing. We special- BR 6-0141 ize in T. A. Davis tennis racquets and carry the Regular $1.35 styles Now $1.17 pair complete line at reasonable prices. We also fit the. Regular $1.50 styles Now $1.28 pair equipment. Tennis racquets come in different u Regular $1.65 styles Now $1.41 pair grips, sizes and weights, and) the wrong equipment OPEN SUNDAY can be most uncomfortable. All restringing and repair work are done on our premises. Select your favorite styles in your own RENT YOU R personal Legsize for the most intimate y The season is here! Why not come in and look 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. iit ever seen: .'.:•. ,—•• _j>- over our wide selection of equipment and swing a TUXEDO few racquets? You might get in the swing of things NOW! and join one of the country's fastest growing sports • Hathaway's • Baron's SPECIAL BREV for short, slim legs and become a real tennis enthusiast. Or, if you al- • Bell's • Seager's in sizes 8 to IOY2 ready are one, perhaps you're ready to "trade up" PROM PRICE WILL BE CLOSED MODITE for average legs to a better tennis racquet and improve your game. Complete Outfit in sizes 8Y2 to IIV2 o

Four - CKANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1365 — Of this total, $7ft billion was for state Commission as a guest deed, without covenants nn to CltrJ- I'imlrlpal n illdlne, rrnnford \ew grantor. passenger services and $55 bilhon >peakci in Septtmbei (11) Thfe. wiirchatoi •; tll-« shal1 at the This iiot)ci! n pubiilud punuant to the foi tieight services, Mr. Albertson omloi of thp Tpiin liip of ermtord, ovlsions of BS' 40 56-1 7 be fiubjiet to forfeiture In tht e\<,ni asimtVDfc a NCWN repoired thilt tlit puich«.ur tÛfi to compl> l Sherman FFA Plans ulth thi. covtn.intn and nmcilUani Dated MU.y 10 W63 6Lt forth in purusranhs 2 and i Adv H Mrs. Walter E. Cooper Mrs. Christina R. Diel above. Fun Fair on Saturday (12) Sitid purchaser shall pay the cott ot sOXlfT orIT Rev Robert Bi/,zarp, lector, will Mrs. Christina Rau Diel, 73 years Kenilworth Man PubHcfttlon of the notice at e&Ic, Take notice that CflAJiPOHD 1OWN officiate at funeral services today old, of Piorham Park, a teachfr m Sheiman School PTA uill con- preparation of deed and-documentory TAVERN, INC , trudlnn W CZiUB H"5, iwi Fined Here for * £tamp^ anpUecl to the. Township committee of tho at 11 am at Tnnity Eplscrpsl he Cranfoid Public Schools for 35 duct an outdooi fun "fair on Sat- (IS) lUe Township committee reserves TownjlMp of Cranford, N J foi a Plennr> rears prior to her retirement in the rlgju to reject any iind all bids Re.toU Consumption license iwitn tntfofse- Church toi Mis "Ella L Cooper ot Prank Driving uiday from 10 am to 3 p.m. There A;c«ptiiucc or rejection of bids shall Dcer.V) for preml&ei situated at 415 Cen- 109 Miln Stj_wife_of. Walter E 956, died Saturday at the Pine be not later than »T setpnei rttrular tennial Avenue, crantord N J llJL-teLA. variety of games, food lat—th* Tn»nshlp earn- Nonir-. and artrirt.itta .-of the ffisgl J" Cooper She died Monday at Rah- ;iab bag and sales tables. itmtee Toliowlntc the s&ie JTcistdcnt ewpf VF way Hospital after a brief illness iftei an Illness of four months. Summit Ave, Kenilworth, was TOWH8HIP OP CRAWFORD. Park A-vnuutt CrCranfora d N J Born M,ElnT.ira, N Y, she was Mrs Richaid Pfaff is chairman J TVarlor coffete. Vlcc-prestclejtt ShirlShirleyy O AusloyAuloy, 2 Arrangements are being handled fined $205 and his driver's license TcntnshlD Clerk. greon Court, colonla, N J, by Gray Memorial, 12 Springfield giaduated from Geneaee, N. Y, was revoked tor two years by In the event of rain, the fair Dated Moy 11. Vlco-Pr«*ia96 lennlal Ave, Crawford " J Ave Intel ment will be in Fan- Magistiate Charles J Stevens *in be held on May 22 Siicretary' Helen Grad, 2 Park. Avenue view Cemetory, WesWeld. taught in Hidgewood for four years i Crantord K J Municipal Court Monday night SÎIP OF CRANFORD ObJecVltins. if any, should be made .im- Boru in Jersey City,. Mrs Cooper pi lor *e pomin» tti-Crs.iford She pr»nlof(3. New ittttr ^ mediately. In writing to J Walter Cafffc, lived theie foi 20 jrears before interrupted her service here foi when he was found guilty of driv- NOTICE Clerk of the Township of Cranford, N J moving tQ Ccanford 43 years ago two years in 1923-25 to teach in ng While undei the influence of Legal Notices or (eiBd) Oakland, Calif She taught m PLA1WING BPARD HEARING OSAr> (President) She was a member of. Tunity liquqr. TAKE NOXICE thdt on the 2nd duy of Avenue t Episcopal Church and formerly !leveland, Roosevelt and Sherman Juno, lBb5 nt & o clock. PH at the J»u- td N 3 Schools here, The Kerulwoi th motorist was ar- TOWNSHIP OF'CRANFOBD nlclpal Putldinsr, Spriniffteld Avenue Cran- Adv Fee ill 44 8-20 was active in veteians' affairs ford, N J, the Ptonnlns Board ot ihe JJox7cEOF INTWHWON rested at 12 25 a m on April 3 by Cianfprd. New Jersrv Township of •crontor'd will consider for Dullng World War II, she was in Mrs. Diel took giaduate work at v l Take uo.Uoe Uuit DPNAQASS, WC . trad- Rutgers University, New York Patrolman Michael Deane after he ô ^cE oP PCBLIC SAU. anprpval tho sltp plan ewtitlfd, Site De- ing as TIIE LODQE,. has applied tor tho charge of raising funds for pack- MOVE HERp FRpM NEWARK — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh, PUBLIC NOTICE X8 KEHEBY GIVEN velopment — Union -Junior College. Crnn- Township Committee of tho Township of, ages for Cranford servicemen, a University, University of Cali- had gone thiough a red traffic light formerly of Newark, are now residing in their new home at 126 thrvt the Township of Crsnlord will sell st ford. New Jersey' dated Tebcuary 10 ctaofonj, K Ji for a Plenary 'S««U con- fornia, Columbia University and public acle to the highest l>14t)4r, *t u 1965, by Elsssw <5c Ha\at, AtchUpcfs, and suttintigri license for prcmbaoi, ^ltuuted at project sponsored by the American on Walnut Ave Taken to police Qak lâne, shown above. This property was sold by the Shaheen price not less than tlie minimum prjee here- Mqrrlstn, Zlmther & Barton and Qrassruan, 3-5 South Avenue West, Cranford. N J Legion Auxiliary ;tudfcd at Oxford, England in 1928 ingftcr set foctlt, at (to mating to It. hfld Kreh k Wtxvx luc, Consulting Engineers The names and addresses qt all otflccrs headquarters, he failed the drunk- Agency and~Mu!tiple Lisfeq by Hazel Hamilton of the office of at the Municipal Bqtldlng, ^ Bptltlkaeld as -well a; ths accompanying Roadway- and directors and stockholders of said cor- Hei husband, a Cranford attor- She had traveled extensvely. G. G. Nunn, Realtois and Insurers. Mr. and Mrs. .Julian Vinson Avenue, cranford. Now Jersey, on. 'tv»p«- Farkinc Plan, dated April 6, 1865 and ac- poration are as follpwx ometer test. The traffic light vayttt* Sccflpns, Profiles and Details, President James Bruijoye, 1Q Helnri.ch ney, is a former president of the She resided for many years at are thfe former owners. They moved to 9 Garden PI. day. May 25, 1965, at 8 30 PM, prev^ll- dated April 6, 1905, slto ploaj being desig- 49Q Springfield Ave, mc time certain vacant lands qnd W»iul- nated as. Drawinss Nos l, 2 and 3, under Street, cranfoid, N 3 Board of Education They h g was dismissed. ses beginning ttt tho lnterseijtton of the the t,cims and pursuant tQ the (\utborlts Secretary; Frances Brunette, 10 Iêinrlch celobidled their1 45th wedding an- and was a communicant of. Holy Albert Rocky Ades of Lakewood aouthocly side ilne of Permodj StfCet, for* of Section 404 of. the Zoning Ordinance ot ^trcot, qr»ntord. N J Family Church, Florham Park xnirlj! 6th etreat^ end the; westerly side J'so the -Township of Crocford «* amended Treasure*. Helen Manury 17 North Onion niversary on September 15, 1964. found that the local court never at Biy»»t AycnOe, thence 3 29* 17' W 198 The property involved U kno*n and des- Avenue, cranford, N. i Other survivors are a daughter, Her husband waa the late Carl J gives up. Issued a summons on Ecumenism Democrats J Icet to a s>o}n%. thenco N 80° ^ 43' w IBSignated as Lot 6, Block- 499F, on the Tex Objections, If any, should be made im* feet to 'the'easterly Bight of Waj Vne ot Maps of tho T5ownshlp of ctantord, Irontlus mediately, in writing, to J Walter Coffee, Mrs Jojan P Fitzgeealdy- Jr., of 11, 1JJ69, for speeding, the State ol New Jersey thende northtftst- on Sprtagneld Ave •Clerk of the Township of Crantord. N J Spring-Card Party erly ulone and btodiog on said' easterly (Sinned) Cranford; three sons, Alan E Surviving are two sisters, ood motprist did not appear Rleht of Way Line of State of tfef Jersey Copies *f the maps and other documents < The Democratic Municipal Com- to be considered, Including the application DONADASE INC of Howell Township, Walter M. Hedwig Nealon of Gary, In4, and Its various courses tq the southerly tfde JamcR Brunette, President untU \Monda,y night when he was mittee will sponsor a spring caid ine at Ustmods* Street, tbenee S fid" p' for jjuch approval, are available for public and Donald G, both of Cranford; Mrs. Anna ARfaod ftf Coining, N. Y. At St. Michael's E 221$ feet along siild side lip? at Dcmitjdy Inspection at the office of the Township Adv Fee $14 08 " 5-30 25 for $10 for contempt party at the £ranwood, Garwood, 11 grandchildren and two brothers A high requiein mass w^s cele- fined for speeding were: Rev. Rjobert Hijnt, STD,. theol- St»et to potat Or ulnce of beelpnlngi Sub- at 9 pjrn. on Thursday, June 10.' ject to the follawlna tfrttyi »iid wmditiopi bVMMAHV OR SVÔPSIa OF THE J?1W ADDIT REPOKT Charles A. Mersereau of Jackson- brated Tuesday morning at Holy Richard C. Denzau, 6 Hawthorne (1) toe minimum mica sbili-bei«ag,- OP %'HS TOWNHHIP OF CRANFORD, VJNION COUNTY, N. J. ogy professor afr Darlington Sem- lil. Robert'L. Wilson and Mrs. 000 00 ville, Ma., and Archie Mersereavi Family Church, Ftyqrhiutr Park, S$., $15\ Gayle A. Gibson, 311 Ca- inary, will speak at St. Machael's (2) Th* purchaser $\i*\l er (AS BEQtUBED BY N,XS iUA-S-1) of Jersfey City. ^ Siegfried ate co-chair- Jands and premises « bu COMBINED COMPABATIVK BALANCE SHEET sino Av\., $23; and Frank J. Men- School next Thursday evening. fcftted tax office and p DECE&IBEE 3t DECEMBER SI men and Robert McStay is super- ASSETS YEAK 1864 >'BA8 18«a Lij|t $2$200. of steel, brick and c()nortjt» construe^ 51,108 GIB 41 Father Hunt is the author of a re- vising the project. Tickets are be- tlon, having pat \ta» th^n '10,060 Cosh and Investments $1,351,247 70 Enthusiastic Others! aenaîzed were: John E. Taês, ASbessments and Liens Receivable 104,413 89 109,013 60 ing distributed by Frank J. O'Don- sqwn feet at floor are«. At « rain- 282 410 00 Mrs, Marie Warnock Cooney. cent series of articles on Ecumen- Unum construction cost -of nnc lees Property Acquired for Taxes-Asses-ed Jl 260.813 00 -nelt AccauntS-Beceivable — — - > — «. 34,0B3,43 _ 27,102 10 Mrs Marie Warnockj 90, of Reception Given less drr Jig: ~ThomasT~jrrPrillo7 IsnTand me(VaTican~CQTlHSltr~Hfs lt '*f than juu.oog Capital Authorised und (fncomvleted OtUlty 400,000 00 topic' will Ipe "Ecumenism, the Harold J. SSymouS r and James <3) Construction ot said buildlnK ShaU rjeterced Charges to Future Taxation — General capital 885,500 00. 1,001,0)6 00. Norcnandio PI., widow <& Andrew CJatfei, for failure to have ve- commence within six man^ha frgm Deferred Charijcs to RiAenuo of Succeeding Years i 49.60319 ' 43,S3frC0 R. Warnock, died Tuesday in Cran Religious Art hicle reinspected; Malcolm B Rice, Council and Some Practical Appli- Grindrod are in tharge of gifts, and ttaer d»te at clodoft of tlUe^nd shXll lord Hall Nursing Home^ The mood of s finp museum has Fords, $10 tdx improper passing; cations." Salvatore MJaggio, Edward ^rd b« full# cotnpleted *lthl» tiw^vjj tl?) Total Assets $8 88S flO3 63 S2.371 677 47 and James "Grindrod are arrange- snqnch« tim- Bornitt Brooklyn, she had lived been captured at the religious art Samuej Wextor, $lfe for leaving ve- All interested persons are m- 1 mencement i ot such ctrastrtlcMon RESERVES AND , Actutl con'ttructiw t>baU be da here 81) years. She was a member exhibit now oh display in Fellow- hide vriith ensine running; Roland vited to attend 'this—pTagramv to tiuve ^p ( mi ayable _ $ 910,661 00 $ 963.000 00 which will «uid the year for'the Also assisting on the committee, ment at the 'concrtUnj Imcro\ement Authorizationti s of the F-irst Presbyterian Church. ship Hall of the first M. Schiller, Jr, 2o Sutton PI, $12 dfttlons of tUa bullttlniK Other Liabilities 4nd Special Funds 269,096 93 — jotera ra Her first husband, Henry B. Hege Church, through May fqr passing a stop sign. Confraternity ot Christian Doc- are Mrs. E. L Brantley, Marshall ity The ««le Bhi|l P« subject Rcservo foi; Certain Assfcts Receivable 367 155 64 188 050 18 Klein, Mrs. Edward Baranski and stata'o£ tMts at i»n coeww gurplus 971,237 84 400 367 83 man died m 1933, and Mr. War The exhibit, cqntqining over 60 Also Regis L .Cpstabile, 44 Lewis trine- Father Hunt's lecture will may disclose, q^sea 912,409 10 nock ra 1944. reproductions pf great master- follow benediction and a liturgical "Mrs. William £ubiak. tton? of record,, U any, Total I4abllltlea, Reserves and Surplus $2 985,562 63 $3 571,677 47 3t, $4 for no registration in pos- Miementa and restrlo pieces, was m tbe planning service beginning at 8 p.m in. St COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION AND SURPLUS —. ODBBENT FONB*. Surviving arg a ^daughter, Mrs s,essiqn; E4war4 D. Ferraioli, 4 Virgnia Battagha of Plainfield; tw< for more than a year, ^tfs. P. JUd,gefield, $15 for backing up on Michael's Church. preMftt ihe .eteatlon 4f sslft REVENUE (CASH BASI£> VEAtt I9fr» TEAR 16(13 OviI Rights' Talk Set ln*. 1 Surplus Balance January 1 $ 901,376 97 i 791,802 39 sisters, Mrs. Robert E ' Crane OJ Sloat, chahTnan of the religious roadway; and Helen I. Rycyk, 314 (f^) Thq successful btddfir mtlit vtttorm Miscellaneous—Pram other than local Properperh?r Cranford and Mrs John G. Brem- art committee of the church, re- Denrnan Rd., ^25 on a disbrderly At "Vônien's ClultDinn all ot tho conditions of sale as in- Tax Levlei . . 816.383.27 889.777 94 Rabbi Israel Bre'her will speak corporatpd herein untj'mî iio.t as- Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Title Liens 81.629 33 66 98140 ner of Washington, D C, and a ported. The exhibit, from the In- charge for making telephone calls Enjay Office sign or transfer «ny Interest prior Collection ot Current tax Levy , v 4.445.030 34 • 4,1QJ,21«O7 on "The Civil Bights Smuggle" at to the completion of said building Ipteriund LMns Returned < 76 31 stepson, Malcolm WainocK ot late at night wltho"* the prior written consent 6J Short Hills. Education, has been enthusiasti- a dinner Sunday at 4 p m. at the the Township *• Total Funds S6 344 303 42 {5,802,778, 40 Private graveside services "WiU cally received, Mrs. Sloat said Township Committee Tuesday Wt\ Garwoad,, giveg n by the (6) Ten POT cent (10%) of the amount of Women's Club, of §t Mark's AME the bid 3haU be paid In cash, oi; by (ACCRUAL BASIS) be held this afternoon at Fairview Serving as hostesses on Sunday Troop 79 Honor night approved a permit to M, & certified check at the time of tbe Budset Expenditures when- the exhibit opened with a Church. sale, t $1,743,418 09 $1,692,013 72 Cemetery, Westfleld. Gray Me- L. Holding Co for a new $200,000 (7) The balance of the purchase price County Taxes 620,704 78 588,021 44 morial, 12 Spnngfield Ave., is in reception, were Mrs, Robert G Leaders at Dinner office building at 4B9 South Ave., Solowts will be Nora Bauknight shall bo paid In cash, or by cett|fled local School Tahiti 3,028.082 00 $2,721,803 00 check, on delivery of deed at the Interfund Lakq 75 31 chaige of arrangements. Longaker and Mas. A. D. VanBur- E, for Enjay Chemical Co., a di- of St. Mark's and Frederick Jack- Other Expenditures 542 48 07 9S en. Two scout lfeaders were hon- son of the Cranford dosing, uh.lch shall take place within ored by Bey Sciut Troop 79 at its vision of Humble Oil & Refining threo (1> months from tho datty of Other hostesses will be: Mrs. Church. The public is invted to acceptance- ot the bid ot the success- Total Expenditures $5 392,718 36 $5 002,001 13 Co. Le s, Efiiendltures to be Raised by Future Ta\cs 6,274.79 40,000 0Q JQonald Aiken, Mrs Robert Seavy, annual, father apd son dinner at attend. Reservations should be ful bidder b> the Township Com- Mrs. Elizabeth Gindel the First Preshiterian Church. The one-story structure will be mittee Said cloahig date shall be of Mrs, Robert L; MacDonald, Mrs,. made by today. the essence of the contract and Total Adjusted Expenditures $5 386.473 67 $4 961.&01 43 GAIVWOOD — Mrs, Elizabeth Roy D. Irving! council commis- of masonry and steel construction upon fallurp of purchaser to take Surplus llalanco December 31 $-957,921 85 $• 901,276 9? Bodnar Gindel, 80, of 262 Second Gilbert Rowland, Mrs. Arthur with face brick on all four s^des. title within tho time stipulated, tho Cramer, Mrs G A Dusch, Mrs. A. sioner, was presented with an Township Committee may declare the COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN SURPLUS Ave, died last Thursday at Cran- award for outstanding help given It will have a frontage of 353 fe.et Women's Association depoaU forfeited and retain said de- ; bUIM POOL UTILITY TUND ford Hall Nursing Home, Cranford, A. Patchett, Mrs Chailes Seel- on South Aye. and an average posit as liquidated damages and may REVENUE (CASH BASISI ) ^ Year 1004 bach\ Mrs 1*. H. Conger, Mrs A the {roop, and the Motheis' Club sell the property or pursue such fur- Mlsccllanedin _ . i si5o oa after a short; illness depth of 5^ feet. There will be Plans Picnic in June ther IOBOI and equitable resqedieq as W Baird, Mrs. Meredith Conley, presented an appreciation award Total Funds '. IBO oo A resident here since 1910, Mrs. to A. C. Hopkins, Jr, scoutmaster, parking in roar for 71 cars. 'Final plans for a picnic on June It may have. Surplut Balance December 31 S 150 00 Gindel was member of Magnoha Mrs. Vernon Anderson, Mis Mal- The rear o!E the building, facing 3 were made at a meeting of the (&) Prior to the commencement of anj colm Pringle, W J. W. Shera, for his fine leadership. work, purchaser shall submit to the ^ \. KECOMMENPATIONS » Grove of th Woodman's Circle in the Central iRailroad, yvll| have Women's Association of the Cran- Planning Boj\rd for their approval IT IS RECOMMENDEX) that prooer action^ under tho ntotuto . be tftfeon to dlwoso Mrs,. Richard ftobev, Mrs Waited Alan Pielhau was the recipient of All personal taxes more than two t2> years bid that the outatnrfdlnfe liens 1>e rc- GJI W ood, a of the United Sick special sound! proof windows and ford Board of Realtors lost week at construction plans and sit* plans. Bphm, Mra €; G. Goy proper'.-- '-- '»--•--' .\ Surviving'a«ea daughter, Miss Otto Schricker, Miss Johanne de .Charts Haag, Jr., was named six one^family Idwellihgs; to Halson • ' be wunarketable, the liability ot the Yolanda E. G^pdel at home; #iree Junior assistant; scoutmaster; Fred Glatk^St ' •;'•."•/•• ,'••••••"••••• -]•- Township ah'an bo limited to the re- < r wv Builders, Inc., for 33 Hemlock^.ir., Mrs. • Irene Kowalsfciv program ., Wrn to the pucchnêr of W>f «mQ« ,•. TheSabqv* suintijMsr tft (fSfnopais was; prjjparott from the report* of aîdlt of tbp tfown- sons Alfred: S.'- o^ ??d1'"* . * ^/ ^ - Hie"lt sefaior:.-'jia|rbl- leader; John $24,000; and 19, 37, 38 and:;^ of b!s»!sê.?it:;' -Title shaH-be doejjnoil ship OS Criiniord, County of Union, Hew Jersey. lor the calendar year 1804. Thia reaort and William F- and Fr^nk of Gar- J. W. Apgar.- , , ;; chairman; reported. arrangeraents ; to be good and marketable, If It be ot audit, Xnbmltted by John F. Loeata, Jr.. Registered Municipal Accountant, 1* on WB Bussek, scribei , and Alan, Pielhau, Hemlock Cir., and 19 Wtad,si)r PL, are bein^-made to have Alton" Van- wood; rO graiidchildren, and six The publip c is i^ visit the patrol leader. " . vU: such aa 'will be Insured by a rec» a^ the Township Clerk's ofllco and nmy bo lnspcctcu) by any Interested person. ognized Title Company authorlzod 'ta ; ; ; : ; : i $22,0Q0 ea

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8* 19G3; -> T _ - Auditions. Sqhe,diileit For Amateur Hour M Applications for auditions for appearances on the Tod Mack Ama- teur Hour on CBS Television are being accepted from residents of this area by the Plainfield Recrea- tion Commission. - •'.. , ^p dance;, sing or present novelty acts are requested to send''applications CALIFORNIA BONELESS RiBS of BEEF BONELESS to Recreation Commission, City ! OVEN-READY ROASTS Hall; Plainfield, . listing _ name, ad- CUT CHUCK t 'driesis,-. age, telephone number and Top or Bottom Round, :talen'C'' ''• "' : ':• V- ''.•;• ••'•' '• : Chuck—Bone In (Pot Roast) Cut From the First 4 RibJ Crois Rlib or Top Sirloin

:Dr..JEUchanl Foatera, a..Douglass Cbllege • professor, will.. discuss c II" ; "Problems Confronting :the United Nations'' •at.;! .p.ftn.:• today . in, the Ib. Ib. ^Mqn Junior College'? 89i DONATE GIFT ~ Mrslaohipt ftbjve, Jaycee-^tt^presitJeRti' at Ti Canipus.Cehter. -y'.'.y.'rdZ^: . '•' NONt PRICED HIGHER! NO FAT ADOEO! PRICED HIGHER! presents a checker $175 to, Mr&.; Arthur -G. I/ennbX, executive The. prograrn, will- b& sp6naor,ed Ntt FAT ADDED! secretary of the Cranford Welfare Association, to help support the by the Union County Chapter of -summer camp project;fpr needy children. >r _-'.•••; •:,:•-;-;,•.•.. th.e Mwted. Rations-Aswciation. of t,he jjnjt'edstates, E>n.4Unipajm-..- LARGE FRESH ROA^TI ior^College. -The public is invited 4 to 5 lbs. toattehd at.no charge. ~ NONE PRICED € d •visit^'Ofc the Ited; Cross Ib. AMta Bloodmobile will .be bri, Tuesday, 45 May:-•$$, a*, the First. -Pt-fisbyterian I. ( "luiw^Rlghf'.Bfll g A -check lor $175 has been pre- Church. JPersoris wishing to do- sented to Mrs. A. -CL.X,gnriox, ex- of , ; arii' ; N. ttatej blaod are; requestedto call ecutive secretary of -the Cranford Terry, BR ^0125; Jaow to arrange ior 5* Welfare Association, by the Cran- appointments. Iprd Jaycees-ettes. ! -..,.• • at the ta^sectitiii);Mr.^«rari was The Jaycee-ettes, v/ho afeo con- walkingalking! toward -thfthfe to-ftren carr Shortcut ^ tributed funds last year for medical when, it suddenly bricked up and IB STEAKS 79." JiQNEJ^ICEDJilGHE™PRICEajilGHEWW - NONE PRICED H«6l-^Ri . •' ' supplies, Jtxav^. earmarked their do- he wass^ruckby an open door. He .b49* VeaKubed Speaks B-U-ib •• ' nation' this year toward the. sum- was taken! to Rah way.'Hospital; by Fresh Chicken Legs NONE PRICED H1GHERJ ' »,. ,r-^.,-,.., — ^er camp program for Welfare thiaFirsi Aid Squad. B M lb c ; .irfiJrxhi} •ifi.rii M:isiv.tsv'- BONELESS children. ' ..•","" .,r ".%'' ".• '.••' '.••"'••' Both cars'had tq be; towed from Chscken Breasts withR,b« ibS^c stewing Veal « '«« 69 RultipRfir .b.95« v : The funds: were raised by the FREEDOM OF THE PRESS Ib C C __ local group.tbJ.QUghLja^shioh. show ii\p scene.' Mr. Co.wenwaa. given; a' p. very•• clear Chkker. Wings -29 Fresh Pork Butts *>*™** ^BB PRICED and a garage dale last fall; summons charging faiiure to ob- jmjiberty disappear if C Mrs. John Rowe, president, said serve a stop street sign. fresh Chicken Livers *W Soup Beef SMl'^^Wj. fe Shrimp ib 89 . jnany of thej group's projects have Lt. Peter F. Miller and Patrol- fail to stress the C )b33c centered on cMdren, For the past need for free- 69 Reef Liver * 39ViFresh Smelts *.-» two years; they have entejtiined man William, pianey investigated. ; dom; ;o£ the welfate children at Christmas par- | PREMIUM BRAND Mb. pkg. Mall Wrappers—Qat Yanktes Baseball Tioki SLICED BACON ji.es. They also have sent Christ- mean C SUPER-RIOHT j QSCAR MAY^R SWIFT'S "'••• . inas ajid birthday presents to the Senior Citizens jnocracy,:. SWIFT'S FRANKFURTERS 65 FRANKFURTERMI S j C .."• Korean orphans adopted by the 4$ Hb,pkg. $9 Mb. pkg 69* : Films'-fin^^N^bel Awards failed • and. thus (Cranford Jaycees through the Fos had ceaised to ier Child Plan, •• '. ;. TJvof films showing the awarding of l^pberPrizes arid portions of the be and, though JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS GROCERT VAS.WSS! FRESH FRURFSt VEGETABLES! we• ijnoi^ht: be- acceptance speeches, .were shown at s- Ik. Amaranth Court a meeting bf.thV.Senior Citizens' € Coffee CALIFORNIA Club at th&Municipal Building last SAVE 20 LARGE ; APPLfiPIE Week. . •;•'•••.. '' •• '\; • it was far too late.. , ,".: ..... 39 MAX WELl HOUSE ORANGES Sift* Marks Birthday The films covered the period SAVE? But it's inqt too late;to call ug Spanish Bar Cake -- Sunnylfeld Fanoy Creamery HOT. HQUSE i Soyal Matron Florence Nelson, since (1901 when. th^. first peace .Royal Patron Roland' K. Scheller and have your burner, serviced s c VAfiXJIVAEt? NONE PRICED |biIf"C award went to Theodore Roosevelt and checked. '•. Avoid future and officers and members^ "of Cran- through the most recent award. to Conri Muff ins ^' 2 FRESH BUTTER trouble . y. make next winter E Mb. TOMATOES HIGHER! 45 ford Court 34, Order of Amaranth, Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. Kraft Salad Dressing; a comfortable; one by putting Gkmour Bread loaf Florida R.pe—HOHr PRICED HIGHER! celebrated the court's 38th anni- Robert R. Shupin, superintendent yoyrselfv in our., capable hands; quarf e e versity afa recent meeting.' of recreation,, operated the .pro- jar • Honored guests included- Past For quality fuql and expert MIRACLE WHIP 45 WATERMELON Zt 99 jector. Refreshments were served service call the Rankin Fuel Confadina—California with Pures . Supreme Royal Matron Martha by Mrs. Elsie Keil and hercommit- Company, 530 Centennial Ave- Full Pcds—HOWE PRICED HIGHER! b C Maurer, "fraternal mom"; Deputy tee. nue, Cranford. Phone BR 6- C §upreme Royal Patron Erwin O. 9200. Eight ©tfeek^L TOMATOES 4 ^89 FRESH PEAS 2 39 It Was reported that 22 new 3tb C Schmidt, ''fraternal dad"; Ida Van RedC5rlle^w^73^ Reoonstltuted Schbjck arid Betty -Bain, assistant members have joined the club thus Bananas PRICED HIGHER! 2 ib. 29 far this year, lEM0NUC E , grand lecturers, and' Betty Wheeler, : bat. HSkl'i'ltlfe Ff«ih golden . « Mb. Bokar f ;. ••••/f. • ..; -^^g-/ »" • b^ REALEMON grand representative tP Georgia. • uarruid NE PRICED HIGHER! * coiio, —— With BIchlorlna NO ; Clara Frost was honored is one rozen Food Buys.' N0 N E c ED ACJO of the court's two living charter c Cucumbers H , e^ , 3 * . members. TJieother charter imein- i* Juieo ASP 61£ Wt^W WAX CUANSER «r 10 NO ED la per, Anna A. .Goodrnaa, could not Let jrourJirst COLOR set Pascal Celery H^^ - R ED be present as she is now residing in lawaiianPunch-;«iw S ^; 79° • *• MftDvoiKnrM '•'- Boulder City, Neb. ; 9M Artichokes T,IH ES ;• Also honored, was Gladys Myers, ... be the finest of all! Seabrcik Creamed Spinach •** wUWPRf BIEftUI N0 N ED ^| I qt Lemons HIGHERH iS ! 6 4'" 33" -on-receiving her as-yoar Amaranth l5 pin. 43° Limes NONE PRICED HIGHER! Birds Eye Peas 2 •:•*•" 4s» Fruit Cocktail «"s»d.A «,*:.W' Rrl CH< 7 or. bottl* East Orange Man Hurt ESCALLOPEO Stouffer te,7i. Nabisi» Sr Booklet Prell Shampoo Sav»2lc 79° In Freak Accident Here - CHICKEN? NObDLES pkg, if HAIR SPRAY—plus F.E.t« Robert Morah, 27, of East Howard lohnson Fried Clams Sunshine Krlspy Grackers Hidden Magir, |Soi. can Grange, suffered contusions and today's most a V ibra'sions of the. body in a freak Redeem Your P&G Coupons af 4<&iP Burry Scooter Pie *2T - nishap when he stopped Ws. car l Nescafe Instant Coffee o lend assistance after two other B-G Juice Drink 5SSJ * :ars collided at North Union Ave, Mr. Clean Detergent llOcOFFUBELJ Toniaio Jusce *««-. G«tl2ox. |*r ind LJncJen PI. at 3:30 p.m; Friday, m is ox. 90e I pt. I2ox.£f|o I - . - I ; 'olice Chief Lester W. Powell, re- boHU' boHla t t ported. V, • Bfillfant C^t^Ytf^-gives brightest, most vivid pic- Keeblar Club Crackers ^ .; Chief Powell said that after cars tur'0's~'4O^farig"hter than others. sOacaf Instant Coffee operated by Edward A. Cowen, 72, Libby Corned Bool 1° • MagnaVbx Sound—world famous fpcjts fidelity, gives Dash Detergent 10c OFF LABEL] 5 ex. extra realism to programs. Tone Control. Doxsee Minced Clams '1r 3lb.2ot. 2 4 Most Reliable—precision bonded circuitry juqt as in Contadina Tomato SaucelO 'c ;;, 99° today's space-age military electronic equipment- Praise Deodorant Soap ; Jack Frost Sugar ©"-I*- 5 £, 57° assures trouble-free dependability., Oxydol Detergent b«th 4«0 DEL MONTE OFF.,LABEL| 2 |-!b.4ox,4Ro 3 Ib. I ox. Off 0 * I Sliced Cling Peaches - , can Praise Deodorant Soap Tomato Sauce MH 2 £ OFF /^ j r,9,. Come! Cleanser Slewed Tomatoes 2!^; Together .w cak«i Mb.5'/2o». 8 3c OFF LABEL oi. pkg. Whole Kernel Corn 2 ?fln? 29° GoldeaCorn c™.™^ 2-8**29' Ivory Liquid Detergent 8 13c OFF LABEL China Beauty Chow Mein Dinner Peas & Carrots 2 1?27° plastic 8 Chlckon—Trlplo Pack pkg. fit ° Early Garden Peas 2 ir Fluffy All Detergent 6 ox. 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Rico or Mixed 9 *oi- Johnson Glo-Coat I pt. 11 oi. arc blended with famed Magnavox sound to bring you thrilling * pl^t can prngnrn rCPiiffP thaTordinary TV simply cannpt pfcitgh. CoiHC_ Gold Sea! Glass Wax in and let a demonstration prove that MaBnavox is truly the Active AIIDetergent 3 Ib. 2 finest... and your best buy.... on any basis of comparison! Lady Scott Prints ^ 2 pf 27° ISc OFF UBEL Controllod Suds 3 Ib. I oi. - - - FACIAL TISSUE . Jftc Concenlrafod pkg. 200—2 ply 4'*» I'GdMfelNjipbAY^ MAGNA-COLOR TV ValUe6;priced frorn oily 1?$^QQfl[(fl Spie & Span for V/all? 3lb.6w. 15c OFF LABEL Fjbfic I pt. I (I. oi; i|Kc and Woodwork P^9- Softtinur ALBAN-LE1S Pricof ofFectivo thru Sot., May 15th in Super Houiowares ^r Hardware CRANFORD RADIO, Markets and SeiF-Service stores only in Northern Open Monday, Thursday and Friday Evenings Florlertf Aerosol Deodorant Gadgets ^ Gifts New Jersey, Orange and Roddand Counties. . I pt. 6 oi. 109 N. 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/ ' • ^, MAY 13,' 1965 * ... ,-• • '• sister of the ih'ide. . ]*ag;e Sis CRANFOED (N. J.) CJHI^EN AND CHRONICLE — belh, South-Orange- and Island Park and Metuchen. Among the EUzabeth Michael . .Gue?ts were from,Roselle, Lin- Heights. • ••-.•••• -. >••; . I . guegls w«ire Suzanne's grandmoth- WMten-Lara Betrothal Told den, Granford, Hillside. ..Ford>, , ers, Mrs.- Angela Pieneiak and Mrs Parties Fete Mary gutner/both of Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Michael M.liara •Rahway. Pennsylvania and con- " Robert Mor.risdh., son of Mr. -and of South Fallsburg, N-. V,, an- f Miss E}i7,abeth..Michael, daugh- mecticut. ..',-.'• ' Mrs. Everett Morrison of 8 Hamr? nounce the engagement of their tor of Mr, and Mrs. Habib Michael | Miss MichaelfwiU ,be married,. Of St. MicMeVs,St^ John's ton St., was honored-at a party': Those families from St John from Cranford; Newark, Plainfield daughter, Miss Barbara' Ann Lara, of 7 Thomas St., was honored at aMay 22 in Trinity Episcopal Chuicn My Craiiford fajwmes ehteiv, ; : Saturday aflternoqn. • There- were the Apostle Church entei taming to George J. Whiten of 41 Normari- to Michael Morenko, son ol Mrs. t3ined in honor oKtheir "children and Staten Island. .'. . . • 31 guests from JDfanfordj Rumson, were: surprise bridal shower recently at die. PI., son of Mr. and Mrs. •B...C. Caggy's Restaurant, • Linden, • ,-Henry Popyk of-Rcsselle, and !W " who made their first' holy com- Park Ridge ami Washington.* D. C. Mr., and,Mrs.-Daniel Moses of Whiten.of Brooklyn,..1J.'. Y.;;' ! late Michael Xoreriko. A reception. • munion Saturday morriihg' at' St: Patricia McHugh, daughter... of _ Miss Lara was graduated- ffom .. Seventy •guests attended -the willfoliow .at the Wlnfield Scott 17 Osage Dr. entertained at a fam- ; : . rtiatitlyrh^CT;:atiiieWaste ily breakfast~In" honor ~6f fhelr Rocktimd Community College, 5taroerc5CTnrrby^b ^ •HOtul, ElU;t(l^ft.Lll. .Clark-Linden:, of 601 Willow St., was honored at jngton House in North Plainfield laughter, Virginia, Gutsts weie Stiffern, N- Y., and is eniployed as bridal, party who are: Miss Ptr lose families from St. Mich- ja family • dinner at Geigef's- Res- honored; Regina Roche,, daughter a registered, nurse at the New York •cia McEvoy of. Cranford, Mlss"E>e"~r . Church entertaining were: taurant in Westfteld. '-.'..- iresent from J Mr. arid Mrs.. Arthur W.'Akins' of Mr. and Mrs: C. B. Roche of 128 Institute for the Education of Blind anna Rhein. of Edison; Miss- Pen-: Herning Ave: . „' . ;; . f • . . ; • *y, — Children, Pelham, N..Y-. • ny Popyk of Roselle, fitep^sister "ofof 4 English Village w at home Mr, and Mrs. Ralph. A, Walsh of A family gathering, honored El- Cheryl Matyas, daughter of Mr. Mr. Whiten-was graduated from the .prospective bridegroom, a.nii | after spending ftve'rn'onths at Lake !'5O • Spruce. Et. entertained at a an Gutierrez, daughter of Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas H. -Foul--md Mrs, C; J. .Matyas of 19 Colin St. Francis Preparatory School, Mrs. Robert Shimku's 6f Gafwpod, Fla. family breakfast'at Howard John- Mrs. G. A.- Gutierrez. of. 5^ Liv-jcnVof;-?.. Holly:£L honored, thsir b*'V3 + H KT Brooklyn, N. Y., the Academy of son Restaurant ia honor of their* ingston Ave:;-oh Saturday after-| daughter, Stephanie, at the Stock- fet supper Saturday, There were Advanced Traffic, New York C'rty, son, Sean following his first holy v ; noon. Guests- were from Cranford, holm Restaurant in Somerville. 10 giieits from Cranford, Elua- and City College of New York. He communion. Guests'' were from Fort Lee, Beachwood and New tii, Fords and Kearny. is employed as a purchasing agent .Cranford. York. . ••,:.; • - "'."' .- . : Mfr. and Mrs, Walter-W. Wasow- in the" non-ferrous metal depart- jki of 8 Pittsfleld St. entertained ment of Mitsubishi International GOING TO THE FAIR? at a family breakfast for their son, Thirty . guests from Cranford, . Mr. and t\6rs. Alfred Rastelli of VIci and Mrs. Paul Clausen of Colonia .and Bayonne attended a Corp. of New York City. He makes 18 Colin Kelly St.- entertained 107 Spring Garden St. entertained Edward. ^Guests were from, Crarir his home with his sistfer, Mrs. GOOD! TRY WALKING Ol^ AIR! lord and Kearnyi l family supper party Saturday hon- Sunday afternoon' in honor of their at a-farnily parjySaturday eve- : oring Thomas Washawahny, son of I^Dayid W. Montgomery. - son, Rpnaldy who received' first ning in honor of their daughter, Mr* and Mrs. William Washawan- ;h'oly communion 6n^ Saturday Patricia. Guests were from Cran- Mi*, and Mrs, J. A, Enrigbt of ny ofmO Rarftan Rd. , MISS BARBARA ANN LARA Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mrs. John morning. There ' were *35 guests ford and Union. A family breaks 104 Crahfbrdi Aver entertained Donovan, Mrs. Herbert Barnes, fast had been held at the home, of friends and relatives frorp, Crian- Mrs, George Read, Mrs, John Klili- Patricia's.. grandparents, Mr. andford. and Eliza'beth Saturday: after-? • :''$ltx'; and Mrs. Rifehard H Ben- kowski, Mrs. Nicholas Fannell and Mrs. Frank Vfalsh: of 604 Brook- noon in 'htAipr of their daughter, ner of 30 C«raton Dr. entertained Mrs. Gilbert Herfick. •side:;PL.'(, ;•>'j :"\':• • . .• •'• • ;';••• Judito Ann- '•'.'•'•-•'',.' • .:?L. ' "' at B - family party Saturday in Observes 17ih\ Abbe Juniors of Cranford sppn- hoiior of ttjeir son, Eugene] Ther< sored a fashion show of daytime A-fa.mily breakfast honored. Pa« Benedict Torcivia, Jr., son ofwere 20 guests from Granfbrd, Ro- Anrii^ersaryJMe dresses and sportswear. Club mem- tiicia Campion, daughter of Mr. Mi*, "anid' Mr.s,. Torcivia' of -715selle, Rjoselle Park, Clark and Mat'i> The Newcomers' Club observed 11 Eastman St. Cranford bers; modeling were Mrs. Robert and Mrs. WiUiam j; 9ampioii of Brookside Pl.t was honored 'at-'.a awa'n.' •••.-;• •' •'-' :•; • "'•;.; • ,' -. :••; •.... .' its 17th' ahnivergary at a lun- Sommerlad Mrs, Howard Bosteck, Flowers for All Occasions- 11 Hillside PL Guests, were from, party following his first holy conii :heon meeting last Wednesday at Mrs. Joseph Coniglio, Mrs. John Tasteful Floral Arrange- Cranford and vGar,wpod. The fam-munioh. Guests were from .Cran- x«.^ Roberta Wiese «f 451 Or-the • Washington House, North Baker, Mrs. Roger Wiseman, Mrs merits'.forWedcHngsi, ily later attended the circus at ford, eiiftm and Elizabeth. • r~-" chard ; St., a fresnrnari at Miami' •nainfiSid. Michael Ryan, Mrs. Victor Alva- Funerals, Social Events Madison. 'Square (xafdcn ,in New University, Qicford, Ohip, is one of Past presidents honored! were rez, Mrs. Edward Burke, Mrs Green & Flowering lYork. • :' r^-v:^;.^" ••••:::;. :'.;' Mr" and Mrs. John Pienciak of <|'47 freshmen honored with-mern- -Mrs. J. B. Connors, Mrs. William bership ih. Cwen, national sopho^ Frank Pinolaand Mrs. Elen Law Potted Plants Spring Garden- St. entertained a; .ueddeke, Mrs.; William :a^ Mc- Mrs. Nelson Claypooje, presi- Artificial Flowers . , dinner on - Saturday at LePnee's more worrier's, honor' society. Se- trady, Mrs> Albert Gray$ Mrs. Joyce Mulhali, daughter of Mrs iectioh~-4s- -feased^-eR—ieadersibip dent, presided at the meeting. CTdrArran^Tffi5 ITdw'ard MulhaTr^T^rrBenj ainTr| it, Roselle 1 •A suprise couples* activity is Flowers Wired ISL, was faonor^ at.ilJamily gath- or 'of their "dayghterr Suzafiiji^, scholarship, 'comichunity service samer, Mrs ., Warner Speerf Mrs! planned for May 15. Information ering following heir communion Forty guests attendedi from. Eliza- arid participation in campus activ- Edraundr S. Baxter, Mrs. jDavid may be obtained from Mrs. George :tities ; '•'••'' '•" : •'••• •• ' Ol^sky,'Mrs. Bruce Steele,^ Mrs. 272-622$ Guests ivere from Crahfordj beth, Union, Cranford, v v Chage or Mrs. Torrence McLinden. Robert Ford and Mrs. • Joseph. A-. R6we, Jr. Also present were ^hon- Past members are invited. # orary members, Mrs. Charles G. The club's next luncheon will be Albury, founder, and Mrs. Henry held on June 2 at the Stagehouse ifoehler and Mrs. Norman Bfu- Inn, Scotch^ Plains. baker, representing Welcome Wa- Persons interested in .joining : Niewcomers' Club and who have gon. '.; . • ',•' ' • -, ; "••- '•:'''•; ;• .; •; •:' ', lived in Cranford less than 25 Mrs, Michael Ryan introduced months may contact Mrs. Michael tea new members, into the c}ubRyan: , membership chairman, 11 Mrs. Jon- Anderson, Mrs.. Robert Indian Spring'Rd. T. 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-•/.•.>. . V - ,< • /• :\ -;•- --•• CRANFORD (N. J.) CIl^ZB1sY ANP CHRONICL1E — . BIAY 13, 19C5 Seveb j and Mrs. William- D. 'Fogencrantz former Diane Walkeri daughter of Gregory Rogerg, , on AprN. 25^ of Akron, Ohio. . > / . . '•;•••• Mr. ami Mrs. John- Walker of fi^ Generall 'Hospi-italHitl. Toe- Clark, ;;foi-merTlTy a£ Crahford,'" arjiti ••• '. —o— _ • ' '" baby joins: three brothers, Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Arth of the paternjjl^granidpar.ents are Mr. Robert, and Mark.' 104 Oak-Lane returned by. plane 66eral d Finnpy ofF Free- Monday 'Evening, from a three • Mr. .and Mrs. Keith Poole 6i hold, formerly of Cranford.'..'.' T. Roger Eeanv of 21- Carolina Frederick P'. Huston, III, soii of omore. there; Next year Joel will weeks'-vacation, in Europe. They, North Palm Beach, Fla,,.have an- —o- St.,'an ogent:atthe prudential In- Mr.: and Mrfe. Huston, Jr., of 617 sgrve on the. planning comrnittee visited, in France, Italy, England of the. Leadership Training Con- nounced the birth of 'their, .first . Dr. and Mrs.:Rudolph.:Noveilo of s'uvance" Co.'s/Cbntp'am district of- Lincoln Pk.,- E.f a sophomore at j and Switzerland. During the past ference, oh the senior bo^rd of the child, Tracy. Lynn, on March .29- 29_.. Brown Ter. are, - receiving_ .. .v . confice,-- will attend a.regional busi- week they attended the Burgeh- Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.. D.-.J: Barbuto of jTi gratitlationt;' on the birth of;a sori, '.heys. conference Jn Fla.''.n«'x| -week. vas awarded the Chemical Rub- Campus Chest charity drive, .as stock_Confc_rencfe in Stereo- Chem- pflitnr- r\f thW Trnn.?it, roi- Orchard St. . are . the ' maternal istry in~nuteFhe,"5wH2eHand-. Dr. gr'ancent'sprtrig formal'bf the Pi nittee for the./Beayer College the- joins a sistei, Mary'Margaret, 8, ter,'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.M/. itre playshop production of "Waltz and a brother, James, $ years old Fsl Fraternity'at -Union-'Junior College by Elchftrd, Curry of: Clark, Ian of 321 Retford Ave." :t 1 fraternity president! "Miss: itarnsay,''•'a sophomore, '.is a liberal arts if the ..ôreadors'.* £ke play, op- Frederick G." A. Sickert; son of The maternal grandpaients are afing •tbn'ight',- -will .be presented Mr and Mrs John T. McCoy of major, in UJC's day session":and^^ is, president of ;îgma Alpha-Pi Mrs. L."%. Lerda of .113 Edge- Mr. and Mrs/. Otto' G.: Sickert of for five perfprrncinces.' Miss/ Fol- 14'Greaves PL, was presented with Westfield, and the paternal grand- •Sorority. , ' • .;. '•- .• •'..'"'. • '••"•;; •..' •':•/. '• :. • • • ' ••'.''.' • .;•''. •./; ;' • ' wood Rd. feturaed home'last week after 'flccompanylqg. her sori-in- irius, a freshman,'/'is .n^joring-in- a pdrothy" i and Samyel Si^gler paients are Mr and Mrs. Paul J. NATIONAL FRANCHISED SYSTEM OF FORD DEALERS .law and dapfehter.'Capt; and Mrs. fine arts.'"••'• ••'"••:•'.' ~ .''/ '.;'/• ' "' "•' •"•;.'; Service A\yard duririg . a stiidertt Harrington of Mountainside. •• • :-•••.]: ,''•::'•" ~ field , Ore, Capt. Newsbm returned 'ark pr., aiid Rbbe'ct' ,W. Olson, TWIN BORO on of Dr. "and Mrs. John Qlspn of presented annually" to the juriioV birth of their third son, Brian Wal- in the- opinion of th-e college ker Fmney, on May 4 in Overlook "•\ Wtiv and Mrs;. Slangy;: V> JNunn ot; 5U Springfield Aye.,, aye- among AUTO CORP. 1 ;; Hospital, Summit. Their iBjtf êpitwoith• Bivd.;iiave - yesiiTii- |iving at. •tho:Ehas proved : w sons are Frank Michael, and Rich- 158 B, WESTFIELOjAVE. ROSELL€ PARK e'd ffomva week's cruise to /Na: dress while'he was overseas. ' ege, .Wiliianistovm, • Mass., .w'ho outstanding in. service to -'tfee.' college.. .:•."••:':•• ./ '•'" • ..;./.'.'; '^ '-'./ :• •':. ard Steven, Mis. Finney is the on the maiden/voyage of tte Oc-.•bor Inn. Baraaski and Mrs, ha'vei i)eej> etected.'to the Dean's ••; w eanic: More fttian. 200 members! Alexariaer '• are ! co-chairmen for Mr,.' and Mrs, îlliam TRH^ziiifi of ''list fpr::the ftrs,t .semepter hf » a.nd guests of -the. Jesters of.-Sa- "Sellebrities," . semi-annual publii 2 OtVOratoVi i DDr:: entertientertainedd , att af fam- current academic, year. VVjlliam. G.%Matthews ;of,;42|J,. S, •' [Union; Ave. received the t cation' o£ »••''• which' Mr. Nfuun•;'; is.', a Roundtable." the lQth birtliday, anniversary of ROTC c£(det decoration award for iTJ Sheldon Cohen of 420 Orchard were among the passengers. -'- daughter,'Diape. Guests/vtere St^ received the Abraham Lincoln the superior, student in the fresh- Mrs. Henee Mai^ho o£15 Wood- Cranford, Union, Carteret Fuller Prize in classicai • studies at man class at Seton. Hall Univer- '• . Daniel J.JtJeyburn of 5 iBurnsiale. lawn Ave.,; had as her . and.Clark. - ,'_'•' " an. honors convocation jheldi/at sity. He was honored for out- Ave;,•.'is."in •Muhlenberg Hospital, Western" Reserve- University, standing acadeniic and. Plainfieid, where hei un&e&werit science achievement in ceremonies !! : i: 1 Mrs. Doud Muixhead of Betlile- Cleveland, CyhioV'Suring the May; Tnajoif swVg€Py' 'on''-Fri'dayvV V--r-:' er.sch^plîat^s^Mrs. Wfuneii Fpite hem, Pa., a former resident of Weekend observance held for stu'-r yesterday on the South Orange andiMiss''Betty 'KargeiTjVbbrfi: of Crssfordyentertained;at Iiprhome dents and. thejr parerits-last. week-C campus. / : ::: Harold Kidney of .528/. Orchard i yesterday . for, Mrs. .Herman riii. .;.:•, -'. •>-. • ••;. . . : "''• • •.'•;•. :: •'•••"•':'•"' .—o— / . St., who underwent, surgery on pemcfee/ Mrs.: 'L;•v.W./-Lercta,'•Mti's. April Lee, daughter of Mr. and Sftondajf in "Eliiat^fetH General Hos- Harry: A? ""Grote of 28 Holly St. Frederick A. Scbaner, • Mr?. Iff. Miss Barbara: A. Bruei^ of 3Q Mrs. A, Ren Lee, 30 Dunham Ave., pital, is convalescing'satisfactqnly spent" th§ weekend: visiting his ênneth Powell, Mrs. V. J. Giune- Rutgers Rd., a member^ of ' thti is one of 18 freshman women tap- and i? expected horne'this week- daughter^'/ Miss 'Nancy Grote, a|' walder, Mrs. John Kinney and Women's ;Glee Club at Drexel In- ped to Cwena at ceremonies'at Al- ejridv • ••'. ••'•'• • • •••.' ' Smith CollegeClleg,, "Northamptonp;; Jack Mascuch,- of Cranford stitute of Technology,/Philadelphia, legheny College, Meadville,,. JPa Mass^, wihjaie he participated nt the and Mrs. William McCracken of Pa., participated 'in |he school's Ttoe Natidnal.Society of Cwehs war "Mrs. Sophie Baranski of- 301sch'6ol!s • annual fathers'' : weeltenci Moselle. founded at the University of Pitts- 1 annual sprmg.music festival 6ti Nortbi-^ve:, E., had as her guest Saturday in tHe t>rexel Auditor- burgh in 1922 to "foster leadership on Tuesday,*1'Mrs. Ethel Karerie : Capt. and Mi's. AIMn A^ Ander- ium, Philadelphia. * fellowships and scholarship;among Alexanderi chairman of last year.'s Mrs. crViHosencrantz of 6 Cen- women of the sophomore class, to "Vômen Leaders' Koundtable' of tral Ave. returned Tuesday'ni@h| sen of 14 ^Siglish Village returned last week from a months cruise Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaufmann of promote leadership among' fresh- the Nayona.1" Associa'tJOn of life after visiting for two weeks with 38 Morse St, spent parents' week- man women, and to serve or pro- her soit and daughter-iti-iaw, Mr. to Peru. -"•'•' Un.derynri|e'rs, . was. . gtiest ind at Rensselaer; ppolytechnic In- mote'the interests of the college pr • •' Mrs. R.' T. Fowlie of J13 Orange stitute with their sb4b , JJoeU a soph- university in every way possible.' •^S-";7<'fl ".-T-r Ave. has returned- home after 24th PINGRY SUMMER SESSION spending ten days with her son- : in-law and daughter,..gagt. and ' Jt^p ~ August 6^..^**..*^, .: tlrs. M. C. Griffin of "Newport,' R. 1, Previously, Capt. and Mrs. u s Griffin rind their sons', 3î£hael and 3- or 6«Wee>k Co r e ; Tir Oevelbprhental Remedial. Scott, had been visiting iiv Gran- miti ford. ' ••:.••:' »

Grades/3-12 Hours' Instruction Mr. and Mrs. Walter:"W, Stout, Review Advanced Credit Preview Jr., of 5 Craig PL spent tii» weeic- Foreign Languages -j>r. 'AAathernatics end in Arlington, Va., wliih Mi?s. tar the English ^ Science -fa History Stout's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. ^. Quaintahce, ENRICHMENT PROGRAAA former Cranford residents. . Courses in -Composition and College. Literature Basic Study Skills ^ Junior High Great "BookSw Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Thorn o '•''••"•'Public Speaking •£ Psychology 20? "Beech St. returned home Fri- 1 VVorld Cqmmunism -^ Culture pf Western Europe day after spending several days in : ^ Art ^ Typing :^' Sketching" Atlantic City; DAY GAMP in fine china Mr. and-Mrs. Alyin Roecker o. Ages 5-14 ...... Daily 10:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Belolt, Wis.", formerly of Cranford, Swimming ^ Games -^ Sports - visited with friends in town' re- , ." Arts it Crafts it Shop cently ^ ' • : '. ' TESTING SERVICE -r Transportation Available— Richard Schwalbach, son of Mr. 35Uq5O—Pingry School, Hijlsjde, N. J.—355-6990 and Mrs. J. R. Schwalbach of 8 Oraton Dr., was honored at a party last week in celebration of Ms sixth birthday anniversary. Guests were Dean Nikituk, Susan, John and Robert Vicci, Carl Munkel, Cheryl and Dohha Segebadej Pa- tricia Philbin, Donalds Wojciak, Michael Blood, Roy Hora, William Thompson and Jon Schwalbach.

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Page Eight CRANFORD (N. J.) Clf ISKJN AND CHRONICLE — THURSDAY,.MAY 13, 19C5 *~ rriembers include.Capt, Edward A, class, has increased- to. appr0xi-r hpcllOycars' experience at private the floor. /A lamp table jirid Captr Bei-fiard. mateiy 405." .,, • '^-•: ^vim clubs;J^di}ding eight years amp stand nearby the-seamstress.' Capf. .Charles E. Frankenberger, At a- meeting two weeks ago, the s director at the Roselle Golf Dolls of the. period arid earlier and api. Robert E. Griffin,, and Fire- senior class voted to ask reconsi- Hub swim, pool'and two years as.doll clothes lend interest.. One nen' Theodore A:* Chamberlain, deration of the two-section com- assistant director at the Ashbrook tem is a christening robe, brought Clark J. Duckworth,' Russell C. mencement plan. This vote fol- Swim Club, Edison Township. He to this country from the Virgin Ditzel and Dale R. Gangaware. ' ' lowed, a year-long campaign by also has been varsity wrestling Islands in 1852. • the "Spotlight," student newspa- coach here for, Several .years. . The adjoining, room is devotgd- per; in favor of an outdoor gradu- Mr. Bornstein has served £3 pool to an-exhibit relating to-local fire ation. . ' . -....'• director at Fabyan Cabana Club, fighting history. With the. Cbpp- East Orange; head swimming eration ot the Cranford 'Fire De- CoinmitteeTVamed ~ c"ouSeII6r~3t! S^T^ffi~D y Whofe :'amp, waterfront directe>r; at Po* Deputy Chief John N. Schmitz and (Continued'fmm Page 1) . cono- Highlands, Pa,, swimming in- Capt; Edward Reade historical so- Lsh a ijchcol of general practice of structor at Clark Air. Force Base, ciety material has been augmented medicine. Philippines, arid head lifeguard by pictures and equipment on loan Dr. Ildbinson Recjuest of two residents of from •the fire department. Here r; Harry J. Robinson of Short at Plazn Hotel, Mount Freedom, Adams-Ave.. for-the vacating, of Mrs. 'Sullivan has had more than may be seen illustrations of the Hills-,-,who was recently appointed Scherrer St. to the depth of. their evolution . from *~ hand-drawn to president.-and director 6i research properties was -re'ferred to the ;ight yeats experience as. "head horse-drawn to motorized vehicles, of the Quinton Co., consumer pro- ;ifeguard, assistant lifeguard, wat- township engineer for study and erfront director and. swimming in- including- the actual dash-board- ducts division of, Merck & ,Co.,.lnc., 'eport. ... .•••''• ' • . mounted: gong, from the last type Rahway, will b6 honored Saturday Municipal Court Clerk Harold structor.- drawnby horses. ' . - CHICKEN PARTS by the - Union Junior College The- municipal pool will be open Linrieil was . granted sick ' leave from. 10. .a.m. to- 8 p.m. Mondays Alsoê^bejsgen are_pld time uni- Cut Up Alumni Association as the. alum- with pay fromTkayilto 30. Sub- forms,.,, equlprnent and, trpphies- Phgto by kiirr Associates nus who is; outstanding in "'his urban Deborah League was grant- through Saturdays and from I-.I.B. Breasts .. ib. 49c chosen prpfessiori: " m. to 8 .p.m. on'Sundays and holi- won by .the-department for excel- lb.29e PUPPETS SEE .DOUBLE \^~ Margaret, :le£t,, and. jyiary; edpermission to conduct a cahnis- lence. Speaking trumpets for giv- ; AsseTOblyfnan Jaimes M. ter fund * drive . here from" June days, Mr. -Shupin announced. lO-yearrold twin daughters of Mr. an.d Mrs. Albert ^lulik of.lO- Swimming instruction classes will ing fire fighting directions are in-; LARGE FRESH McGowan of ^liâbeth, and form- ; : ; ., grin, .impishly-as they • rehearse with; their puppets,,. 7-12. ••'•• •". 'r-' :' •,' ;'- " .. be held .from oMndays through eluded^ one. of which is of silver' - Osa/ge Dr., er Assistant-Prosecutor Ricnard' P. Edmond Kiarhie, 208' Retford and still tised' in the. traditional "IsabeHe Fairy"; and "King-What's-His-Name," for. the; puppet Muscatello of: Elizabeth, ' will be Ave., drew attention to .a recent Fi-idays at times to be designated Memorial Day - Parade when, in-: honored as. the alumni.who con- later. ' ' 'show• .on Saturday, in' the Municipal Buil^mgr ^marking the' end editorial in ,the 'Citizen and Chrpn-. verted and fiMed with roses, it is ributed the most to Union Junior icle urging the. banning of skate carried by the chief in memory of , .of brie of the first arts;and.crafts programs offered by the Cran- College Opportunity Committee, Ro'stmgChi ''• ford Recreation;Department. -. ,-:;" ": :: : -\ '; boards on public .streets and sug- Dressmaker's Shop former members of the depart- ; which Worked for."a tuition aid gested .-.that the governing body ment. , ;••••X. • plan for Unicai County, students . ;-.' (Continued from Page 1) 5 to 6 Pounds take .appropriate .'• action. ' by members of the Wednesday attending Union Junior College kirwan .said the .committee adopted recently by the Union Morning Club and" their friends, Planning received a...communication on thetogether with material from the £rogi:am to Close County JBoard of Freeholders. subject also frpni the Union Coun- (Continued from Page 1) • The recipients of the awards historical society collection. "Mile. eral grant .of $807,000 at Uriioi? ty.- Safety .Committee • and'was Modiste's 1890" provides the set- were announced today by John^F. studying the problem; Junior College to help finance con-, WithPu Harrold of Berkeley Heights. Tjie ting for dresses and'other wearing structidn of the science building. Puppet shows will be presented April report of Fire Chief Ber- apparel displayed on mannequin! The application was forwarded to ib. awards will be presented at the nard A. Royle showed .Jl, general and -a dress form, with furniture, by the puppetry classes, sponsored hadVto be towed from the.scene. UJC Alumni Association's annual and 42..still alarms with property the.United States Office of Educa- : pictures and a full length mirror tion for final review. *• .*>•:.*,•• Ib. 33c by the Cranford Recreation De- No'injuries were reported. dinner-dshce oh Saturday evening loss estimated at $150. SMALL ROASTERS at the Twin Brooks Country Club* of the-period,, .. ,-'• The observatory will be financed partment, on Saturday in the aud- An 1887 sewing mac art •with, a airraf SlOO.OOO from Mrs. Jivgrani y. itorium.of the Cranford Municipal gin with, a cocktail party -at 6:30 Prom Tickets ^ of •fchiSjexhibitrand seated at it is,Frederick V|-i Beipfecke of ^New. , Puil 73 Aspirants for offices are: Pres- Marsh; Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Mur- sented, In, the cast are: .Robert s Siquitieri, . Betsy: Pearce, Nancy ident, Dale Jones and Charles J. Elects Officers p.hyV %\ and Mrs. A. William Mueller, Mary .Walulik, Cliffprc evens, Jr.; vice-president/ Rich- Mrs. William Campion -was Marner^- Hygrade Circle K Beef. Armstrong, Maureen Baker and arfl Aiidecsbri arid Eugene Den- elected president of the Dig and Mr. and, Mrs. Sbl DeMarco, Mr. man; directors, Richard Dewar, and Mrs, Jbhn"'J. Riteko, Mr. and Cranford Favorites Bruce Prager. >: : Delve Garden Club.: at a recent : Fifth and sixth grade students James Dougherty, Paul Sowa, meeting at the home of Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Charles E. Angelbeck, Mr OVEN OR POT ROASTS! of Mrs. Kathryn Sjursen will prer John ReiHy, Matthew Sorts, Wil- ert Williamson. ' and Mrs. Donald L. Nann, Mr, ai^d liam Lynes, Victor Alvarez,. Paul Mrs. R..G. Keppler, Mr. and Mrs. sent two skits at 1:30 pjri. on tiie ; Other officers elected are: Cyclops and Harpies, taken from Bauftnight and Henry Falloh. president, Mrs. Paul Curcio; cor- M. Heinimann, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Greek ' mythology. Participants responding , secretary; Mrs; J. CiGeorge A. Schmidt. OUR EXCLUSIVE V " will be: ^Howard Dickstein, Mich- Crabtree; recording secretary.'Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Van BrunC Mr. and Mrs.. A. Mazzeo, Mr. and lye Round ib. 89 Entries Reported Joseph Babinec; treasurer, |Mrs. ' ' ael" Inchalik, Ellen Kaplan, Jill Mrs. Sheldon C. Jones, Mr. and BOTTOM ROUND Hastrup,- Donna -Nelson, Janie August Barberi. Installation Iwil At Two Homes, take place at the June 3 meeting, Mi's. Peter TinnesZ, Mr. and Mrs. 'Seymour, .Irene Shuhnan; Sheri j. B. Warrington, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. ROYAL DUKE RUMP OF BEEF ilankov, Jean Knauer, Susan Reil- • A closed flower show, "Spring Methodist Church Fantasies," was conducted. Judges. Herman Lieberman, Mr. and Mrs. TOP SIRLOIN ;ly, Michele Jennings, Kathleen were Mrs. Frederick W.: Biidde Joseph W. Kochera, Mn and Mrs. ., McCarthy, Janet Reilly, .Sandra Theodore Batisn of-40 Broad St. William• Hamilton, Mr.Sand Mrs. VODKA Thomas, Jane Wilner and Bonnie reported to' the 'polite that whil and Mrs. William H. Blair, Jr., of CROSS RIB Fanwoodp. "First place winnerE Alfred Jr Fricke. \ ; Weiher. .. his home was vacant from 12:5ft to 5+p.rii. IMfoncjay someone entered were: , ..•?"Midsummer's Migh ..'••Mi'. ari|d Mrs. Walter C. Money, ; Robert. Shupin, s^periritendent Dream," Mrs. Richard Bradfleld Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jâttaglini, by forcing tHe lock "on a side door 1 CHOICE CUT TOP ROUN0 , of the Recreation Department,'an- and escaped with $120 in cash and "Beauty arid tlie Beast, ' Mrs. Jos- Mr. and Mrs. William P.tKiernan, ' jounced that in-addition to the : 1 a pair of gold cuff links. eph Babine.c; "Blossom Time,".) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, puppet sHows,' an exhibit of cer- Mrs. Frank Coons; "Merry Mites,: Jr.; Mr. and Mi's. Thomas iLeahey, Ib. * • amics and painting taught by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giannobili LONDON BR0IL of 6 HeLnrich St. afco.reported t< Mrs. L. J. Simonsen; "All Around Mr. and Mrs. Ted Anderson, Mr. Theodore Olik and "John Fedash the police on Monday that they re the Maypole,"- for high school and Mrs: E.F. îllich, Jr., Mr. and is being prepared, as a concluding gardeners-; Barbara Sauer. Mrs. Raymond G. Andreson., OVEN READY activity. • Summer . programs in turned at 2:15 p.m. after being an/ny -ftW 7; 3ft a Tn. id- fln^ t Blue ribbon winners in the hort- Mr. and Mrs; Robert Alan-Hunt- "arts ana cratts will be announced their home had been entered bj iculture .class were: • Flowering er, Sr., Mr. arid Mrs. Burton. H. shortly, he said. Leonard, Mr.-and Mrs.'.W. H. West, forcing the lock- on; a rear cella bulbs, Mrs. Edward Burke; flow window, but nothing was discov ering shrubs, Mrs. J.. E.. Mur Mr. Leon Schanker, Mfr. and Mrs. Jesse' B. Patberg, Mr. and Mrs. BAR-B'Q ered missing.' ray and. Mrs. Henry; flowering : Truck Overturns trees, Mrs. Bradfleld. Norman A. KJine, . Mrs. Arthur b An entry also was. reported a Wendelken, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cranford Methodist Church ove Mrs. Renry, president, reported : SPARE RIBS ! ; 35« In Collision Here the past weekend. Police Chie that Mrs. A. C. Ells has been elect- Diamond. - • . A truck driven by Bernard Hart, Lester W. Powell said investiga ed chairman of the Cranford v Country Style Same Price 49, of Newark, turned over on itstion revealed someone entered th< Council of Garden Clubs for a side after being involved in a col- two-year term. Name Farrell Sunday, school there through .a (Continued from Page 1) NOW IN STOCK"! ALWAYS THE BEST! lision with, a car operated by-Rob- kitchen window and forced! a.cab - Guests- -were Mrs. Paul Nasâ ert J. Healey, 2,1, of 26 Keith. Jef- Mrs, Burke, Mrs. Ronald Figuly called-in the.order in which they A FINE inet open,-but nothing was re g are received ahd for that reason lb. fries Ave., at Walnut Ave. and ported missirjg;/- M N CANADIAN Lincoln'Ave:, E., at 1:55 p.m Norman Hoglund, Mrs. R lamilies should^ regis^r now'if RIB ROAST Detective Lt. A; Frank Burr wa: W. Tadois Jilrs. Murray, and Mrs they hope to gain, membership DRAUGHT Monday, police reported*. assigned to follow-up investiga Jurtcunas. WHISKEY Chief Lester W". Powell said within the next year or two. There SWEET QR WQT tioris in e^th' case. • . are 161 name's on the waiting list FOR ONLY Hart was traveling south on Wal- lb r nut Ave. when the Healey car, First Outdoor at present. '. ' •'• . BEER Mr. Crane said the pool commit- 4J9 traveling east on Ianeoln Ave., Chief Doyle (Continued from. Page 1) in ITALIAN SAUSAGE 59c struck the truck on the left side. (Continued from Page 1) ment exercises," the principal ex tee was "delighted" with the ex- 4/5.Qt. The chief said both drivers be offered by Rev. Robert Bizzaro plained. "The.problem is monperienced personnel selected thus 86.8 PROOF WILSON CERTIFIED claimed the traffic light at the in- rector ofUTrinity Church. ' acute this year, since the size of th far. He noted'that Mr. Farrellhas ONE GALLON tersection was green for -them. Deputy X2hief John N. Schmit "Canadian lb Summonses charging careless driv- is honorary chairman of the affal NO RETURN Mist" . ing were given to both by Lt. Vin- and Capt. Edward E. Reade is gen SMOKED HAMS \ 49< cent L. Brinkerhoff. -The vehicles eral chairman. Other committee CANS WHOLE OlTFULL SHANKHALF PORK LOIN ROASTS NEW TASTE TREAT! RIBHALF LOIN HALF VICTOR DENNIS ROMANOFF $9.10 $/1.10 I FUU Is pleased to announce the association of VODKA CAFE' 4/*5 PK 4/5 Qt. lb. A!U I CUTS COFFEE FLAVORED VODKA lb RICHARD BUTLAND MORE THAN 30 BRANDS OF CENTER CUT CHOPS 83c with his Real Estate Office at ICE COLD BEER BRISKET CORNED BEEF 2 ALDEN STREET 27£76T&-r CRANFORD CALL FOR A CASE Of YOUR FAVORITE IN AUTO INSURANCE THICK CUTS THIN CUTS Sound auto protection for pcace-of-mind driving calls for: "»• 45c (1) insurance coverages that meet your nccils (2) with claim BR 6 VERY LEAN Mr. Builond is a graduate service that meets your expectations ami (3) at a cost that meets your means. Don't settle for less than all three. Call 1044 of Union Junior __ College .on us lor details. FRESH HAMS and Fairleigh Dickinson Un- FOR FREE DELIVERY Whole or Shank Half iversity where he majored in Business, Reol Estate and Insurance. 30 Eastman St. Mr. Butland is LI member (Oj»p. Cran/ord TlitatreJ of the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve and the Crjnford Jjycees.

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veiiting siftoking within'the school tod on schopjgro^inds, and at pub- licizing the detrimental effects of •smoking oh the health of students. - "Thfia Student Council .realized. Uiat smoking on. school grounds'is detrimental to'the::'.'8ppearap.c«!.and reputation of bursch6ol> and to ttie health and Welfare of the students," 'jrflichael Delia Rosa, council 'presi- • • • • dent, said..-.. ,; ". • •"'_ •' ••/,!. . , -In consultation with the faculty; the'following program^was set up to prevent smoking"" on school grounds and io publicize the detrimental effects of 9'tooking: Stu- dent assemblies, posters arid Other publicityexplataing.smokUJg's te£ rimental effect, enforcement (if necessary), and spot checks 'throughput the building. *'•' G»- Frank Zimmerman, principal said the anti-smoking campaign has 'the full support of the administration and the fatuity,/ ' To Be^ jtyr Veterans! : Hospital Service • Eight Cranloxdrresidents will.be ^^hs presented' with service certificates as recognition .ceremonies honoring hospitalvol lunteers erans' Administration /Voluntars Service Program are held in connection ijvith open ,hovtse activities i ' at JJyotis Veterans' Hospital at l;30 p.m. Sunday. , Mrs. Frances Cole of 16 Central Ave., representing the "Cranfprd I Chapter of the Airierican Red' Cross; y/ill be one of four persons J r.ccorded special (-Recognition for 2,500 hours of service. Special rec- /ognition also will go to others who have served from 2,O0Ct. to 15,000 Other representatives of the.iled 4LL 5 PIECES 988! Deeply cushioned, full-size settee and Crossreceivingctbk t ^g

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to theL Show • \ • The Cranford. Chronicle, established 1893; The Cranford Citizen, established 1898- 1 : : - ' - • ' "'5ID..•Clarernont.Pl." ferences since their inauguration •.;•,.' •.,• • '• (Combined in 1921) , . •y-. 'l. '<"••• • ••' ' ' Cranford, N. J. an.d have called upon the Cran-' How, much time is spent ; ;'....; .May 9, 1965. •' lord Police' Department many • ';., .'• . . V. : •'; CHARLES M.-BAY, Editor paid Publlshpr • .' ';. / .. Dear Sir: •" . ; . ' times for assistance as advisors, rjun'ior high school .sUidfflataa The Cranford Citizen . and consultants, or to present demon- hom'eworH? •" Chronicle deserves high com-- sfrations. Chief Lester-W.-Powell nuS OL'CU Jllvifl Cvwp?raTiv«—tfr-tusr_ '_Â survey "of • seventh through page orie ofnlasf week's Issue »£- giying of Mis time ahd .talents tenth grade students at the; 11111-7: jyir. William Tyree/s' application and those of th& departmerit. The . side Avenue Junior High School foi membership on the Board of efforti of these men have been showed that it varies from grade By FABBIS S. SWAC^HAMEIt gieatly appreciated by the stud- Realtor?. to grade nrd from subject Jo.sub- rM«mbwt Quality W—Ml— of New Your" forthi Ight" and objective ent delegates and the faculty ad- ject. coverage rep""-*1"*"! a ^ visors. Life in our bluejay household noculars I couldn't locate them, Entered at the Post Office at Cranford, N«J., as Second Class Matter. Eublished Thurs- community service1 in revealing a I would also Hke to thank Chief According,, ta . the survey, seems to be progressing; satisfac- however. days at Cranford; N. J.; by the Cranfprd Citizen and Chronicle, Inc. Official newspaper ratce relations problem which* is . Bernard Doyle, Capt. Edward seventh grade students spent the torily. The birds are on the nest A week ago today one of the • Reade, and other members of for Cranjford, Garwood and Kenilwoxth, Subscription Kate, $4.00 a Year in New Jersey, typically hidden from public at- most time on, homework, 'while almost full time now. Every now biology professors at the "college $3.00 a Year elsewhere in Continental United States, $12.00 a Year Overseas. Advertis- tention. the Cranford JF{re Department the eighth graders spend the a»ked me to check over a new who several times have served and then one comes and feeds the. pair of binoculars he had juit ing Bates on Request: Mr. Tyree's qualifications as a Jeast The 37 students surveyed licensed, experienced reai estate- as experienced consultants for other. Nothing seems to disturb bought. The best way J knew to Office: 31-23 Alden Street, Cranford, N. J. 07016 Telephone 376-6000 broker nnd as a responsible, pa- our conferences. in the'seventh grade spent'671 them; even when the garbage see how well they worked was to Jiriotic Cranfiord' citizen speak Sincerely yours, minutes a week on their home- man comes to Wfteet-the refuse take them out in the field and. for themselves. I feel confident • Paul "W. Selby, Chairman, work, while the eighth graders and bangs "the can covers,-he's use,the raised in order that a full camp pro- and our community — as. "a enth graders, 122 minutes for dead leaves and hides it in weeds, radar" and other ^Jectrical speed- matter of conscience," ninth graders and 123 minutes for The final' additions to the list child welfare organizations. Before an gram >t?an go forward." chepking equipment. Lieut. ferns or shrubs. Twice a year were a catbird and rose-brea&ted We trust that the Board of tenth graders. • she lays three or four eggs.. A invitation is sent to the child, the home Under the direction of Mr. Kline, Matthew T. Haney explained the Realtors will, in good conscience, grosbeak. The catbird belongs to use of the Jfarger drunkometer. The average time per subject new nest is built for'the second the sa.me family as the mocking- is visited to ascertain the need, fbose Mrs. .Hqlzapfel and Mrs. A. G. Lennox, act favorably and with dispatch brood. Lieutenant Hpney'alô acted as on Mr. Tyree's application for bird and brown, thrasher, They attending camp are giveu physical exam- executive secretary of the Cranford Wel- consultant for a senior hign Mrs. Swick also reported a are competent mimics. Often 1 membership andt< thereby, s€rve inations and a doctor jus on call at all fare Association, a group of lo'cal women school discussion group concern- notice that we in Craniord are g g, parula warbler. This is "thd only when I am looking for new arri- tim$s, i - recently addressed 1,000 appeal letters ed with "Alcohol, Narcotics, and pledged to a democratic way of age was 30% minutes for/ninth bluish warbler with a yellow vals along the river, a catbird the Teen-Age'Driver.'' life for all of pur people. graders and 31 minutes for tenth -throat and breast. Two white will accompany me on my walk. Headed by competent camp direct- which are being "mailed this week to I have had the pleasure to be' graders. wing bars, are conspicuous. Sometimes, he -4!lies' ahead ' fuid Sincerely, fools me into thinking some hew ors and\a staff of assistants and counsel- Cranford residents and organizations. associated with these annual con- Herman LJeberman Burton JVtandell, director of This is ^he time in ihe spring ors, thelboys and girls are always under Cost of providing a 10-day vacation pupil personnel, said 37 seventh when the invasion of warblers bird is there and at other times en s "graders) 33 eighth graders, 45 takes place.i I could hear a he hops about with his familiar . careful supervisio.4 "^ j|a$ of living fw a_dejervip|_child is $35. You can help ninth graders "arid ' 28 tenth _number'inJCap oaks in the back- catlike mewing. in the fields andwoods, eating' neunsh- nsure contmuexjr success ,of Camp En- graders'participated in the sur-* yard while I was planting grass The 1965 list now stands at 81, ing food and sleeping regular hours, with deavor in its program of providing hap- vey. " ' " seed Sunday. Without my bi- 14. ahead of last ye'ar. directed recreation and handicrafts* in- py, healthful vacations for needy boys PTA Sees Film Showing Art sures a'renewal of happiness and health and girls by sponsoring one or inore chil- for the youngsters attending, the capap: dren this summer or by making a dona- 'Visual Hjstpry of Thought' The history of art as an ex- Burton. Longenbjich of the art JStpiy Subjects Awwimced hy LWT Camp Endeavpr-is inter-denomina- tion which, in conjunction with contribu- pression'"-of the* people and. the department presented a fUm pre- The local study item of the unit meetings on May 24 and 27. nor Sorger; public relations, Mrir. tional and int,er-raciat and is operated by tions from others, will help a child re- century which" produced it, was pared by John Canaday,- s^rt League of', Women Voters of Mrs. Marvin' Greenberg, chair- Earl Paffrath; publications, Mrs. ceive these benefits. critic of the New York Times. The Crapf ordJEoir this year îU be the an, anno^mqeid,ttie.se uni,te will Edward 'JfemSfii?1 Icicaf program, \ a boar4 of trustees solely on funds do- the theme of a program, entitled film traced the evolution of art revision of ythe booklet "Know be on the background and history Mrs. Richard "Wagner; state pro- "What Is Art?" presented at the 1 as the "visual history of thought/ Your Cranford," of apportionment. gram, Mrs. Greenberg; state pro- final meeting pf the academic encompassing three major ' Mrs. Alex Banks, chairman of The following are the elected gram co-chairman, Mrs. Anthony year for the Cranford High searches: The search for spiritu- the human resources study com- and. appointed, officers for the Connor. School PTA, last Wednesday. al meanings in images of gods, mittee, reported .to the tidaxd of $r 11965^9 8 Legislation and water, Miss Preceding the program, Ed- the discovery of man's environ- Resident, Mrs. Fred Holly; Mary Sullivan" membership, Mrs. ment, and man's discovery of the league mat her committee ward, Boyle of the history de- will be studying state conditions first vice president, Mrs. Nathan Joseph Blaha; voters' service, partment officiated at the instal- blraself. Rodatîn; second vice-president, •Mrs. Robert Summerville; na- on migrant workers this month. Mrs.' '(Robert Bizzaro; secretary, tional program, Mrs, Banks; co- lation of next year's PTA offi- The film showed how the an- The first in the series on '*B,e- cers, who were • unanimously cient world concentrated on the Mrs. William Van Fossan; treas- chairman,' Mrs.- John Carter; bul- elected at the meeting. ^4rs. first of these, although the rigidi- apportjownent," the new sktfe urer, Mrs. Eugene Bailsman. letin^ Mrs. Carl Shonk; commu- -•Ss&rge M. Coffey, retiring presi- ty of Egyptian sculpture con- study item, will be presented at Finance chairman, MTS. Elea- nity action, Mrs. Thomas Parrott. dent,: presented, tine gayel to ,iT..T , 'tf:aate.ti witii 'tne incoming president, Mrs: Bernard on ihe bea,uty of ilfg. It w|is Galianter^who jrejsponded witli a abpi^t 1,500, the film con- 1 brief ni^sage pf/greet|hg..- -j\:- Affo *0*'* ^£h Scn'o°:i retained their .the keynotes ofLthe- observance ?d, that landscapes, ordinary of VE ijay in Cranfor4 on May ,Otner pfiiceVs are: 5*lrst yice-' .. its^pflH ordinary people ê- 8. The Accasiori was marked by president, M^s. Bernard;'Litwacifc; gan to jippeajr in paintiBqgg. -fi- the sounding of the 'fire siren and second vice-president, Mrs. A. C. ' iiailly, Iê commenSairy^ Stisaested ^holawhips ^^W petition in ihe history of the the ringing of. church bells. Crariier;' third vice-president, - that modern art expressed a per- • ford* High School PTA and. ^ ,paê pn* ^ strength ot !s " « • « .' it • '•' Charles Post; recording secretary, sonal exploration and i;eflecjte;d Georgina teusehak won the $200 winning the first three 'places in Annual license fee for pinbaU Mrs. John Eichinget; corres- the chaotic nature of modern life. award from the combined PTA's the half mile. First place W.BS machine operation was increased ponding secretary,. Mis. Hu^h Mr. Longenbach cdnducted a of the six elementary schools. taken by Dick Lewis" with from $100 to $500 in an ordinance Dunlop; treasurer, Paul Selby. discussion period/in which-tfe Mr. •Selby, who is assuming thought was offered that .modern Francis Keen'an and C&orge Wen- by Township Coniinittee. > Robert E. Crane, 78, of 209 ing tying for second. the post 6*j"tre^sui$i. ,fQr the ninth. art is a valid, if harsh, comment Central Ave., a resident here for The board of directors'of Cran-r yeai-,* was honored with a • life ; on'the materialism of our times. 70 years and retired president of membership in the PT$. Others Mr. Longenbach stresse'4 that it : • ford Boys* Gamp was reorganized . the Cranford Trust €6. an4 enair- .. 15--YearsAgo-"-••••; and plans were made for the previously so recognized have is important to |ry to understand nun of the board of Suburban Three bandits, assisted by ]&•1 '•probable reopening of the camp . been G. Frank Zimmerman, high the artist's intent,.in order to ap- Trust Co. died suddenly in Muh- school ^principal, Frank Marfz, preciate his effort fully. confederate . in a getaway car, at Silver Lake in the summer. 1 lenberg Hospital, Plainfleld. held up-employes of the Cranford The camp had been closed since coordinator of curriculum, and The program was arranged ty * * «• • Savings and Loan Association 1942 because of transportation James S. Avery, former faculty , Mrs. J. B. Patberg and Mrs. Ken- Induction ceremonies for 37 and the Reel-Strong Fuel Co., 2 and other difficulties caused by member and PTA treasurer. neth Riha. ' i ' new members of the National North Union Ave., and escaped the war. rfpnor Society at Cranford High with $3,700 in "cashând $15,000 School sis follows: Seniors — in iujissued federal bonds. Two, J^net Colburn,. Nancy D.amqn, of the bandits entered the loan- . . 25 Years Ago Stephen Dexter, James Dulica'i, assQciatloh office at 12:45 p.m. An o}dinan««ciJFoviding for Gardan Fifeteher, Hilary Grote' . ai\d bound the hands of Mrs. April Rainfall JBelow Normal r t the registration and regulation of David Hall, Kathleen Knezo, .Oaeien -K. Franklin, of 60*9 Eliza- bicycles, was adopted by Tqwn- Rainfall In April totaled only temperature was 49.} degrees. Karen Lawrence, Virginia ' Law--,. ceth Ave.,' a' clerk, and shoved, ship .Committee. During the 2.69 inches, or 1.23 inches below Thunderstorms occurred, on son, Dale Leland; Michael Lettini, her into the washroom. A third public hearing several persons the estimated normal rainfall of April 7 and 12. There were seven Phyllis Lieberman, Harvey. Man- member of the gang, then" en- protested, declaring 'it would 3.92 inches, Harold- Duflocq, clear days, eight partly cloudy nes, David Mindlin, Margaret tered the office and together bring children in. unnecessary meteorologist at ,the Union Junior days and 15 cloudy days. A half- Mittricker, "Mary O'Connor, they went through an adjoining contact with the police and would College Meteorological Station in .inch of snow was recorded on Yes, one big advantage of Electric Heat Joan Penvenne, Marcia Santuccj, door to the fuel 'company office be-a burden to delivery boys. Cranford, reported in his month- April 2. is room-by-roorn temperature control.' Rudolph Stewart, Fred Swisher, where, they bound Mrs. Beatrice, * * 4 ly report to the U. S. Weather Because each room has its qyvn ther- Edwart Tenthoff, John Wither- Bargos of 20 Norman PI; and More than 2,000 children^were Bureau. mostat each member of the family can ington and Georgiana Yuschak. ordered^ her into the washroom. to take part in the annual Spring choo.se hie own comfort Ie,ve4. This Juniors — Paul Burns, Linda Also bound were three air con- concert of the music and physical This brought the total precipitation from January 1 to April jjieans that baby's room and the bath- Breitel,. Robert Cohen, Richard ditioning installation ' men at education departments of the Egyptian Visitor room can be kept extra warhvthe Conley, Lois Copson, Judy Davi- work in'the coal company office. Cranford elementary schools. Th 30 to 10.66 inches as compared 0 with an estimated normal fall of kitchen cooler, .the living room just son, Jill Donnelly, Margaret Several persons who entered the theme was "World Peace." At Local School right. Room-by-room temperature con-r- Dudley, William Knox, Roger building were ordered to lie on 15 inches. The grea.t£st^j#infaU- r, • • Kopf, Margot Metzger, Kathleen the floor. After the holdup the wag .70 inches on Aptil 16. Hodn.Elmisdiri, a native of Al- trol is just another in a long list of Wiese and Janice Zimmurman. three men fled to a car waiting on Measurable rainfall was recorded "extras" you got with Electric Heat. It 30 Years Ago exandria, Egypt, was guest speak- is quiet, dependable, automatic, clean. North Ave. at Warner Plaza and Funeral services were held for on 11 days. er at a recent special assembly at headed down Walnut Ave. As April was cool with the aver- If you are.building or buying a new Lymart Leslie Loveland, 66, the Walnut Avonue School.- home, insist on modern Electric Heat. 10 Years Ago v soon as Jhe bandits left, one of police recorder in Cranford for age temperature of 49.3 degrees, Township Committee intro- their victims ran into the street six years who died of a heart at- 1.6 degrees below the estimated Mr. Elmissiri spoke on the duced an amendment to the 1951 calling for help. G. Frank Zim- tack. A resident here 32'years, normal average temperature of geography and history of Egypt, */Vovy, thanks to a special few rate Code, of General Ordinances fix- merman, principal Of Cranford he _was an organizer of* the 50.9 degrees. The highest tem- and answered a variety of ques- for heating your entire homo efoc- ing the annual liquor license fees High School, heard the cries and L. L.'L'ovohsmd Co., which subse- perature was 79 degrees'on April tions from the students. He pre- trtcally, Electric Heat is more acp- ran to get Patrolman Paul John- 30, and the minimum tempera- for taverns and restaurants at quently became the Union Mill- sented information on the new nomfest than ever before. Call $1,200 and package goods stores son on traffic duty a block away work and Supply Co. He was a ture was 25 degrees on April 1. Public Service right now for fall Aswan Dam project, land rc- at $1,500. In the fall the com- at North Union Ave. and AldeA n founder of the old St. Paul's The maximum average was (J0.3 details. We'll also be glad to help inittcc hmt-ntk>p4e<4-«n-onlin««c During the month, 471 degree agricultural expansion. ol establishments, a public hear- Clarence L. Fritz was elected TownsJiip Attorney Carl H. days were r e c o r d e d. This The program opem-d with a ing and privatL\confei'ences with deputy district governor of the W'arsijLski Waa named 4<.tlnjr brought the total for the heating •film, "Ei;ypt Old and .New," license holders were held. Union County Lions Clubs at a iwllce recorder to fill the vacancy season which be;*an September which showed ancient and mod- meeting in the Park Hotel, IMain- cau.scd by the death of L,ynuii L. 1 to 5>17IX This compared with ern aspects of Egypt, including The seven organized garden Held. Loveland. 4'/7 degree day;; last year, 390 in viewii of ancient tombs and tem- clubs In Cranford voted to form 191)3, 411 in 10G2, 510 in 1061, ples. the Cranford Council of Garden A campaign to rai:;o fu;nl:; for and 310 in 10GO. The special assembly wa:; ar- 20 Y«.*nrs Ago the Memorial D.iy observanco A year ago the maximum ranged by Mrs. William Koellner, PUBLIC SERVICE Prayer.-;' of, Tlianksyivinu and way beiti- conducted, Ccuriie I. temperature was 83 decree::, and international relation:; chairman ELEpTRIC AND GAS COMPANY for the Walnut PTA through the By a slim margin of fivo-sixtks rcdedication to the task of win- Bienfang, chairman of the patri- the minimum temperature was .TAXPAYIMU SLBVANT Ot- A ORtAV StAIS of a point, the trackmen of Cran- ning the war in the Pacific were otic committee, reported. ' 19 decree:-, \yhiJ»i the average Rutgers speakers' bureau. ~~ ft • V.

•C .ez-2ii feaWre magniflr'' disappearing from the^ medical ing award for oversubscribing all and back.. The canvas has Dr. Edward M. Coe, immediate cently in. Atlantic City: Those at- Fôr Outdoor hiving cent lacy wrought lion designs, specially treated for outdoor liv- past president bit the-Academy of field. The" State Assembly, in sim- tending were: Mrs. Hill, Mr. and of their quotas for the -15th ;con- Now's the iim.e to plan and pre- oriental rattan and handsome all- General Practices, told the Cran- ilar., recognition "of • the • problem, Mrs, Robert L. Dennis, Mr. • and ConleyProdtices secu.ti.ve year, it was announces at pare for the "under the sun'' sea^ weather, steel. There are wrought *?£-• • •'• r ,' . •' '•'"' • J, has. on its agenda, Bill 487, which Mrs. Horace K.Corbin, Jr., Mr. the: '.spring, conference . «f * the It's"• easor to create a summer ford Rotary Club recently that the son when all over America family iron sofas, ioveseats, sectional set- r is designated to encourage "medi- and Mrs. Edwyn iRfl Lewis and Mr. Northern, N.J. "Region of Hadassah tees, chaises and chairs —-even re- 'scenfe indoors or out witî the fl° " academy, is" seeking" to Interest' Harvard Musical at Spring Valley, It Y.j recently. . living and' entertaining happily to enter general cal school attention to developing and Mrs. Arthur K;.Burditt. - move to patio, terrace, porch, lawn cliners -—with matching glass- ist-like assortment of. resiSr'ipoWng ''The Robbers' Cave," a two-act —,;-Newly^ î plastic green boxwood ptonts In, practice to.flllthe gap caused by general practEioners. —. _ - . musical comedy by 3riari Conley, and pooSlde." topped tablejs. in-black, whtteâv- bucltets,- giant ed the University ot Kansas and presidents from the local cnapte/ A traditional part of this won- the trend toward. specialization. was presented recently at Leyerett are Mrs. Jess Bernstein of CJraii- ocado and primrose they're set off pbilodendrons, summer: flower ar- ,\: Charles L. Hill presided at the tho University of Kentucky Medi- LoâlCfiris Place House, Harvard University in : derful time of year in New Jersey with comfortable, removabje cush- rangements,- leafy .ferns, hanging cal Schools as farsighted in recog- ford and. Mrs. Arnold. Levine of is the annual creation of the lawn meeting at Crarilord Metttodast Cambridge, Mass. : , ions in, sturdy fabric prints and flower baskets . .'.. plus therinter- : nizing. the; need and striving to fill and leisure centers at Hahne & : Church. •'_.-. .,.'•• '•'...' - : In Horse Show Mr". Conley, son of Mr. " Bernstein, Mrs; Levine,.Mrs. Kurt easy-care" pjastic. • ."•• ' ^ :; esting wall sebnes for plants ana , In an earlier i. talk, Dr. Coe had KathyKlempa, daughter Qf Mr. Meredith S, Conley of .14 Woods Cb. in Westfield. Eacfi year the A new concept in outdoor and candles, as well as lamps designed ».jn commenting on. the ; rising Metager and Mrs. William Prosk. store- designs spacious areas into told of the increasing shortage, of 1 and Mrs. Rudolph Klempa of 500 Hole Rd., is a junior at the univer- patio _ furniture - is -:" the coi,l6ctibn for outdoor use in wrought ironi. family doctors as medical' students costs of 'Wspitalizs&on, Dr. Coe Riverside Dr., took -second, place sity. He wrote the book,, lyrics inviting; "garden spots" keyed to with chair Seats of molded plastic', rattan and ceramic, There's even tend toward specialization for 'described a-plan known as "Apr among B riders (10 years of*age) and music, -produced and directed Trinity Youth Plan indor-outdoor summer living. Here resembling natural iirsh. Others a redwood tamp post with name prestige and reward. He pointed iproval by Individual Diagnosis" at the 32nd annual spring horse the show, and was musical and assembled in decorative arrange- have the contemporary, oriental plate to light the way for guests out that hospitals are encquraging Under which Blue Shield and Blue show held by the Watchung choreography director. Dance on May 22 ments are furniture collections and and island-inspired beauty of the who "visit. this trend bytheir mounting re- Cross subscribers would be charg- Troops at the Watchung StabJes of Mr. and Mrs. Conley and their The Young People's Fellowship accessories — penthouse elegant to wood of theÔrlent-rattan, There's strictions on the" use of their facili- ed for days spent in the hospital the ijnion County Park Commis- daughter, Brenda, and Richard of Trinity Episcopal Church wxll backyard rustic — with a wealth a "tea garden" set by Fieks Reed Civil War tax assessors were ties by the general practitioners. beyond the certified need recom- sion in Summit recently. Conley, a senior at Wiljiams Col~. .sponsor a dance at &p.m. Saturday, of decorating ideas to make May which 'has distinctive, beauty in paid from $3 to $5 a day, and of- The pcademy, he said iq his sec- mendedl by the family physician. Diane Fry, -daughter of "Mr, and lege in Williamstown, Mass., at- May 22, in Sherlock Hall. to September Hying and enter- avocado-finish rattan with mesh ten spent their entire salaries set- ond talk, has adopted a long-term The plan is designed to discourage Mrs, Harold G. Fry of 13 Algon- tended the performance. Richard Folk groups will entertain dur- taining a joy for-all. The areas in- back chaifs, gold Naugahyde- cush- ting up an office, according to In- "program ' to counteract current subscribers fiom unnecessary lin-y quin Dr., finished second on Son- will- attend Harvard Law School ing the intermissions, and a stu- vite brdw«iHg-and are brimming ions, and' plastic-top party table. ternal Revenue records. r tendencies with the realization that a n m ny Boy in the open jumper stake in, September. dent dance band will play. over with decorative ideas for The "Valencia" collection by Union Junior College. ' the family doctor is too rapidly "" " ' tbat #& JULîS

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•-tri^"-:\ • • :'.-:.! in Rev. Mr.'JElliott has chosen, "Faith: 8 p.m.,,. Couples' Club monthly meeting in Fellowship Hall. : Margaret Greene Trial By Fire," and his scripture ; passage will be Peter I:l-i6.' " .Today, ~ .7;3O; ^.m,, ..board of •'••,«^. •':.»*;:--•• *«Mbtt, Vaughn ,c. trustees vvill meet iri the' beginners ôbmV:':l-;'; :'';: :; A one-act skit, -"You,- T?ob, Can t assistant at Qg- of Ihe J Perform. Miracles," will be pre- fri^r. ' "•>^' ^p;; 1 sented, "by the world service, de- 1 ; Rev, DrJ William ft.Lazareth, pro^îr;aDd:'i,ê,Lvi!tjherin partment: anhe.ail-^y. meeting of jjp .; service ;at' prac.- ;fie; 'M&garetY Greene. Association ^ sortie at 2 pin: Sun-' Nlven-'G...MoRa* ; i oiVSuhday at ;tjhe tjtoee* »erVl&s ,ot;worship. 'y.'.' ''-'[.f - '\\Uc'i ^K. - iext Thursday, May 20, jit'theFirst y ; }:] v : ;- •—^.; ^t' th*e concision ' jbf ;ê, ô^loek^vê^,the- epfigr«gat}on;will 1resbyieriah Churcht . . ''-' . 'The class (or prospective new 1 focilw''ôr the^tirnâ] '}a>in|{''''oi :t1fcifr Today — 7:30 p.m., xninlstey • ei\ Ji\, president* of the '-church y^Mri. :W- P. Lynes, Mrs! J. to be offIciaity received intd church ; meraberehip. Refreshments wjUbe school ipllqwea by service ineeang .'-''idpuhcil; Robert H»rjt>st» president Stentad and Mrs. Gv E.. Howlarid. ;: Mrs.Frahk^Reynolds, chaimflh of- ritW'^'' rr'-* '': ; ' j ^â'4 jthe world serviee department; will" '.'jSujSday. ~ A ;.'i3iscussion.;. .of. '.th.e! discuss^the summer ' medical of- LUTHERAN Q0NFIRMAWFD5: r-^ The young people pictured above were^received, j^ full -c>iun : IV; ; l : erlhg. •-!./'. '/: ' '- :'• , -'" '••"•. .,• ;'•;• membership in Calvary/Lutheran Church recentiyvteroht row, i--to..r., ^Yayîe Row^}pthaJtri, ^tephfiri r executive ^splay of sewing lor- Christ- ;Fecho; Lirida Mc^z, JDoris ^ will take' Place ^.t rtije; '^tipi; ]Pel- mas boxes.arid'cMher assignments 'lp,.wship Jrneeiing"''-pu "Suiiday •' 4t';T and Wiese, Raniona Schicho, Katherine Palmer, Laura Leigh Larson, Kriatipe Hamili, Robert JJ v Sunday ~r 1%a,m., Ayprsblp serv- June. Kaiser,'general lso, is, planned.' .' • . \'':' •';••_:•.'. • ' Second- row, 1. to. r., Pamela Donnelly,. ChristiAe Elfers, Karjn M'agoni, Nancy Johnson' ini' '';•• •;••::••:•/;;:- :- 'p '• •;-•''-" •; 1;" ;•;-. ice} 9i40a;m., church school for all (fent oi /TCli^prpitram will open with'.can- . quist,' Kathleen : Schlenker, Rev. Arnold J: DahiftuistiRefeC^rônX.-Huff, RicfiardJ ; foday — Rev. Mr, EUicrft }^ : er, dressings at" 10 ajn. followed • Jiintilisfv general chairman of the Kaiser,-Charles Vogel, 'Michael Jones, Craig pram, Richard Heins, Jr. Back row 1. to r, .Kyrt lead 4he circle lieaders* Bible study able' at all: Sunday services; 6:30 ; 1 y luncheoh^t 12:15 prepared by r : executive building committee; Mrs. G&sner,-Stephen Cox, David Koch, Robert'"'""6' ---•:-^--i—•Ji-*—'-"^J-^"~ ^ .<«î._i— in the. senior high roont at 1 'p".m. p.m., Baptist Youth jF/ellowship; Martha Ch-cle tinder .the direction J • Tomorfow •— Coriiuriicants'class Wednesday —-^,"7:30 p,m., jaoid-week t Jeari Seifridge, vice-president -of of Mra. G-. W. Albertson and Mrs. Walter, Zlngiler, Jr., Steven Sehedin, the; Lutheran Church • Women of r will meet in the senipr high room Victory Hour; Choirs '.— Junior W. J." Bennett ; . Calvary Church; SariUca, Sullivan," : at 3:45 p.iri. under trie leadership Choir, 4 p.m., Wednesday, Adult : -i' : president of the senior Luther Mrs.. Chjlse Mix will preside, and ; AIXIANCE CHURCH- ' • '' t was by.: Ear},' Shea?i of the pastor. „,•':.. />'.'••. •.': Choir, 7:30 p.ni^tojtay. ,, : League, and Richard, Biribauer, Mrs'. Malcolm: Pringle will" lead 8ev/ lAuranoe J. tyne, pastor rfa|e^ Monday — The third session of Sunday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Ad- whoâssisted at the; mortgage buro- devotions. The executive board Sunday p$k| School— 9:30 aan. 'ifiering the current teacher training unit vehturers.': . •'• '••;.:; • :,•• v • .'••.' •'•."•. • ing ceremony -as- a representative will meet, at 1:15 p.m. .May 27 at on w|U be held ?rom'$-1;:30 p.m. ' Sunday Worship Service— 11 heir. At- She 11 .a.nn. worship! service of Calvary's youth. ithe churchr • 'atte ^^^p00^§^ goes ''•'.'f'ues^lay '£.• ÂjUi; !';]bbi)fd'. members, Sunday, thie pastor will speak on.' ; :: r s : iour. '[ '/y \:'••••" '.';u*'*'•':.?:'•'.' ' ' "'^ 'Ji ^''deaicons^'';. ptu.s,|eesj': ',|ihd; allro- 1 Annual Gotincil .Wednesday—-9:30 a.m., Women's merribers of Girl Sc6ut tboOps tjiat i'on day at 7:30 p^m. Days ' based on Mark 13:5-27, • lessor, he coniiibutîj ;3x1i$e^ to Musl<: will be provided by th6 gps- Rev. Laurance j; Pyne", pastor of Missionary. jprayer meeting; 7:45meet in- the ûrch^ êy^W^rer .Thursday,/ [$$ offerhig Wednesday —• A dessert and. en- : various publicatiOnaol the:^ p.ml. nildweek Bible study and Linda Paterno, Sandra KOenig, tert^nmerii pi-ogram for. ^menKbers pelquartet ? ••• • '.'.... , ' the Cranford Alliance GWfi&h, arid ; îU'l''^^ sotne of which are :Chrisflau' prBêr nieeltog. • .-.;•..;. .;'V .' Joan Sylv^t^r; |oyce Thorripsbn, y '•Mrs.- ^''.' J. •toott,;...cnstodian of the church; school stafi arid the ." Saturday. '—- 10 a.rii.,. pastor's turyy, Lutheran "World;l;- Latheran Heads Campaign Mrs". Pyne are attending thtean- Sunday-4 5:30 p.m., college and Eileen Blrchett, SaUy West, •' Susan of. tihie '';miite^': i Christian education committee will membership class will meet in the Quarterly, The Lutheran, Resourcer -~4to. John R: Efexheirnerjpastoi nual council of -the"C!h'ristinn--nrifl tHl ©i3fe ing of the local plaeeritx -|e.Howshii<| ha uû T Luther Life,; The Pulpit."; He/is of the Crariford Methodist Chufch, MissioAary Alliance in Minneapolis Rjjdio Ministry-r- Each Sunday retson, Eveiyn Schtriaus, Joanne An organ rceital of fiaster music hesdaay at 7:30 p.mpm. The pprogra: Monday—- 6530 p.m. women's also the author of the riiorriing^wbrship service, 11 Kaiser, Nancy Kaiser, Leslie Koziar will JJe piaye'd by JiJîaii E. Good? recognizes the teachers of the owship dinner to be held.at fel- "Luther on thê Christian Home,": is general chairman of the Northern jliinn., through Monda'y. Rev, and ! 1 a.iri. to nOoriNs' broadcast over and Jane Seymour. Mi's..Eugene win, Jr., in. the church on Sunday church school arid the staff for their lowship hall. The dihner yfill fea-. Cbrifeteiice*3 ; - A Theala^y of Politics;" "Min:" In New Jersey Xnjiual: Cbrifeteiice*3 j&xs.. Pyne are official "deieg&tes ofRadio Station WME, 94.7 B"M.- • Koenig was in charge. afternoon at 5 o'clock. The public faithful, ^tvork thtpughout the year. ture a/Eato Axnerican theme, skits h H : 011 : : •Whose Image"; and, p^ campaign committee • which /will the local church. ' Rev. Wilh ^ Belva member of The Young Adult fellowship will is invited. • , ." • .-• ' ^;f.\\' |eggy jefen êeVdaughfepf|4t. Jronfi I^tuVsynericai a ttio from' drfen Know Doctrine," artd"Help- > direct a con|eren«ie' w?de esSort to Delegates., are hi .attendance; at the faculty of the KinS^VCollege serve brunch from 10 a.m. to 11:80 "Episco-pals"'will meet jbr arid' Mrsi Earl Howard jLee, Srid ^ft îiiioirgasbord irig Youth arid Adults" Know Doc- the council from every state andBriarcliff Manor, N:'. Y.yîll be : dinner. trine." The last two publications raise $500,000 toward thfe building a.m. Sunday with proceed$ going supper at St. Andrew's DaVVn Virginia Crincoli,. daughter provinces of Canada, b^hignSg-tlxe guest speaker.: Sunday at to the support of an brphaft Jri Hong Wnden, on Sunday at at Wtr. and Mrs. Frank Albert:Crin-r Tuesday — Young ^pole inter- are leadership training courses to of the conference campsite. Camp total attendance of officiis^ delegates ested "in ari'iristfumeritaTg«Qup1ror 11 am. arid .7 p.ra, seryi Kong. Rev. MrY Dexhiiiprier will p.m. v;.;, •'"';•;. '.; ' '. ... •. ; •••.•;••-,..'• coli, were baptized by .Rey. Mr. prepare teaQhers to teach the new Alderagate, ini Swar to over 2,i)00". 'Of-'thij h:••' .•' '. '• •',.. ' .' rally at' 7.;p.h^l.,V^"'.iRat«|ife^.'"l in, ttechijitrch rieiday piciriihxB': Blbfe'"Jclsass^wili Sinc6 19^8; Dr. Lazareth has rep- T*he plannttig oif the;: cam- meet at^^ the hortie-of Mrs.. Charles resented hiif church as a delegate : Missionary GQ-WfOrkers will meet flhn shown'at will fallow |n Rev. George H. White, Jr., Pastor paign.began May lv SdUcitatiori o Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The convocation Haag, 206 Maflor A,'v6.. At the 7:30 to many conventions . of' nationa Two Women ion at the World's Sunday woxsnlp service ~- li pjtn.; Mld-'Week -Victoify Houri the. and international church bodies the churches, nearly 300 of whiih the Ramabai Missionary Society sented. The wiil rae^t Tuesday-jat 10 a.m. ajn.; Sunday school^ 9;30 ajn, group will continue its study of the . 'throughout theÛnited States ami- to complete plans for the 3 tiiefurban worjc com* Wednesday —^prayer service al Book' of Rornans. • - - 'jEurope: V?' '' ' '' ^;:' ,A sjpecial cbhgregational meeting Camp .Kiamesha. >'îe i of New. Jer* A luncheon was h^d by. the s &' p4n.; Churcb.>Cholif rehearsal, Calvary" Lutheran' 0iurch was Guild f or JeWIs,h, C^ldreritpihori^ has been called Wed|>esday fit 7:45 weekend arid tfeen attend th|e to attend in mid-December .the- campaign : i 8:30 p;«n. :; 'p;iii!-'''îL.iii6rpJbeirs are urged to be sit 7'p.m. . . •"/...:' •v \"' ; •;:'.'". r parish' del- organized in 1928, at which/time : : incoming and outgoing officers ora meetings and services, were lêid in conchide.': ," •'.• '•.. \-/••'-; :.^^.:v •' Tuesday ;; at Goldrrian'9; W^ •present?.: I.. •'. '-: 'V •'.-'•'• ' •'•". l' .' Prospective inembers of ^5hcjutd''v . i of the New Jersey g;3Q. 11" nt Mr. linked by Science to his Maker services of worship. Sunday and Mrs. Robert Diamond of 51 Rev. Dr. Long^ker will have as Synod. PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL his message, '"Fhe^More We Give; mortals need only turn from, air church school convenes at 9:30 and TRINITY EPISCOPAL. CHURCH Mendell AVe., 8:30 p.m. and lose sight of mortal selfhooc World famous Kr«« Method or*, The More. We Receiveîn recog- part* you for a rewarding full or 1 l..a.m'."with the adult class meeting Rev. Rpb«r\ Btoaro, Rector Saturday — 10 a.m., double bar to find Christ, the real man and mitzvah of. Roy Dornfeld, son of nition of the day of dedication of Christiaiir Science par! tlnw ear»«r. Training liouri at 9:30 only in the Dahlquist par- Rev. Alan K. Sahnon. Curate time and talents. JDuring the his relation to God, and to recog- to «v» your *tWuI». Ag» no bar- sonage; children under three years Mrs, Bernard Welt of 7 Georgia St., erv- Lesson-Sermon nize the dJyine'spnsKip"- <[Sciei Rev. |. H." WltheriJagton, Awlst. ice members will fill out tali v riff. Stntl fpr-in* booU«» "M" are cared for during the 11 o'clock and Robert Klaplan, son of Mr; and cards to indicate their willingness Mankind's quostfo^ immortality and ftealth with Key to thp Strip today* BRyan* 9-4210. service by members of the Luth- Sunday Services — Fourth Sun- Mrs. Leonard Kaplan of 22 Cornell will be presented at ..pbrfatiajQ turea by Mary Baker Eddy, p, 31JB] '•• Oare AtfMan, D/mfor to serve their church in various eran Church Women: day after Easter— 7:45 a.m., morn- Rd- areas where they- can contribute Science - churches this SundJ^ Today: Junior Choir rehearsal at ing prayer, 8 a.m.,'holy eucharist Monday — Men's Club board through the Story of Johq the Bap- A GHMSTIAH K R .1 n IJ N S T IT U f E their time and effort.. The kinder- jV I5J.W'. -»ir

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CN. — THCR: 1 derit, was chosen as -.clarinetist. _ Sodality-and'French Club arid is] ists were;: Sister M. Joseph Ar- • leges such,, as business and':V?pci'C- thur, nursing;; Sister TM. Gerrpairie, tarial^school's or teehnica'l insti- :-AlaJVDblid, Steven Jackson atld secretary-treasurer .of the .Ethics 'udith, Goldberg . placed first on- Club'. She took p.art'ln (he science teaching; Sister/ Mary Magdalen, tesi;;.,:;... ,; ; special- education, all of Benedicr It was. announced' that the club :heir . respective,,: instruments, .seminar at Union Junior College. ; their competitors. ijtiSi/i* tine Mother ffotise, Elizatteth;' Si's- is toa's^prjng additional scholar- ForCounse ,tallsv-New-'-- ter M. Jacinta,. missions, from St. ship aid. 1 "Come and Explore" wili be thtfkeynojte of the' third-aniiaal ;guest Plorham Park |jdsepti's, East Rutfy&iiprd'.' .; , George Caffey announced plans meeting, sponsored by the. board of directors.of the.veek«t -Lincoln School.. Ex- concerns. A group, ot adults will hibits; of rlne and graphicârfs were v Co will break ground soon for a Beth-El. > : - ; '.,'.'• . . ,. •, cio, co-hobtes<, sponsored a card tell? of ; their concerns and how' part> oh Tuesday for the benefit t' up iii the. cbrrid'ors.. In . the they are prepared fo rêlp. v fbTSO.OOO addition to its woild-wide They arc: President, iVTvs. Harold, Rotary Greets rngmeenng' center in Floiharn of the society r'îtpriuraithe.Lihcpln^C^ and - Millon Faith,, executive direc- Gushin; Vice-president, Mrs. Wil- Park, it was announced this week &e tincpin.. - Sherman; Ôrchestra: tor of the Youth and-Family Coun- liam Prosk, and Mrs. George Krei- : ;>: Four New The construction, project includes. ;tteriormedv,.; '/-y'-. //...'.,• .•/•/ ..-.: . seiing Service," will- discuss "Whose v êr; treasurer,. Mrs. Al Sheriff; > ::: 27,00D square feet o£ new office Lions Hear Talk The chorus was under tlte: djrec- • Problem, is the Adolescent Pro- $ $§$ffi&&r&&%' ''! space to accommodate 200 tech- secretaries,. Mrs. Lionel Welhsteiuh, Intermediate Band ; :blern?". •. , / ;V.'.//. ;-•..-.•.;.;,;•. 1 : ! . vJii /-pf/Miss' •Jaiiiee.-'ô.ier*.. while : Members : nical an dsuppo; ting_staff people, Mrs.. Arthur" Kimmer">nd -Mrs. On Scholarship Ei^Hi^»t> fn'".ttie i^h'ioîiiilH \$fisfi Simorie Sicola conriuetied tho . Dr. Saul.Pilnick,•executive di- Four new members in- .rector of Essexfields, and a •con- were 200-seat conference room and Henry.Rickljs.'.-•'.'.•:;,. ..••:'•••„ '.*'•• :•'• grad^f h)avel: |*feS-;-^^^':t^-^ ducted by the Rotary Club last new parking lot for'200 automo- : v&olpjs'tsv witlx. iM. .îihleslra. '.in--. sultant for the Essex County Child i :. •installing-officer \vas Mrs. Mil- Aid for Seniors Reîo^ri'. II; Alfc^ti^; Irêrirleaiatt^ ThHr^djftyrat.;tlri'e;;:ê|iljy; .liiaiC!?iô.a biles. Completion is scheduled for Welfare Board,, will speak ph "A ton Schloff: Mi-s. Leslie CJlick. was C. Preston Litten, guidance BantfviacJ ;Qfc|^s^,;.-;^r|rv-ttllij [&i\xd^%3$X$f: ;/^t^;,iV^™frence- • meeting' jii; fhg,ifeth,6Sisf Church. MISS LYNDA A. DAY next spring. :ô]ir» Pit-, Tê^new.ihdête^'were gre^tedby A prograni of folk. Songs, humor, .Nprthrupy >|tfichiElei|-:v;i?6w, / 'Joarv Arthur. 'Williams; of th"e.: Ro'seUe- Robert H. Harvey, vice-president r detailed types, of scholarship aid i2i, ^t Buriiet Junior iHigh' School, ; ; nick has received' recognition for dramatic sketclies.. and piano esca- available to graduating seniors at tJhib'fc..••;.•..-."•.'.'..;::•• ••••'••!'. '.• ydung,/^yi^;-^êirrtei ; /Robert / Jlpselie iPark C-fiitf, '4tstrict gover- in charge of engineering, said the ; his. "leadership, .in the Essexfields : Miss Day Chosen pades ; featured' Syd]Skolsky and j. Tryputs'./wer;e/ :held:''pn'.;^rU; r^ Jones, .Riii'th Walit^r$^ Blrensia Geol- jior ribrhihee for .tliis Rotary Di's^ additional office space will make a ^meeting Pf the Cranford Lions : group rehabilitation--prpgram fpr her "One Wonian. Show,". ' -, Club last week at the Coach and lînd theflrst'epneert tehfiarâi Siyas mah '.and^ Lisa/Rappo^port.:. se?yed Cranfpjrdpffêotlêw'êTse^ êlT; Company, the chief scientific and ic records, grants-in-aid, loans, erts of Cranford is -Ixeasuren of the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Day Goldbergf,,vlola: '.; . Artpr Day Ibjr. |fiairjtmg JI trees in Telephone: • Co.; jRusselt;Sctiramm,; engineering affiliate of the world- Panel of Nuns and co-ops sponsored by industry. organization. , • , of 447 Brookside PI, has" been ac- There are a number of scholar- | Those frprivOrahge Ayeniie Jun- 'the front portionio'f the camptiisi advice-president and martager of the wide Esso companies; has nearly A panel of Benedictine nuns jacpht to. the Nomahegan BuUdm'g; 1 : cepted for admission to Mt. Holy- ships available for students ai the ior High. Sfchobl a,re: Alan i>6lid IXranf ord' .oflf i,cfe;.; of-. ;Suburjba^...-| r.ust 3,000 employees in New Jersey at spoke on the work of the nuns at Three r^d oak, three red haapjearjd oke College, South Hadley, Mass,, its Florham Park, Linden and a meeting of the Bosary Society of top of tjie class, but there is'less bbpie'; Steven Jacksoh,' iRichaVd and * Styn Mawi1 College, Bryn money available for worthy stu- fchniidt, J?6hn Brartigin, all trom- hve/suigarîaple ti'ees were planted Wednesday (Mjib deAt^JEveîs&^îTOêpJ^ '•,*;; Elizabeth offices and laboratories. St. Michael's Church last w.eek in in accordance with i cpmprehen- Mawr, Pa. She has b'cen awaided the schdbl auditorium. dents in the middle of the class bone; Robert Zbbal, trAimpet; Bet- \Walte^:E.;'1Co&e^;lbcai-at^rigy; Of this number, i47 aie residents siye, laridscapirig plan developed entrance scholarships at both col- of Cranford, J7 reside in Kenil- Sister M. Stephen pf St. Henry's, who might be interested m insti- ty Grazer, viollri. nnd former president of tHe Board Ian Greitzer, a sixth by . landscape architects.: • New officers': were elected af.thW leges and is an alternate for a worth, 14 m Garwood and 75 in Bayonne, was: moderator- Panel- tutions other than four-year col- of Education, spoke on "Law Day,"Nbtthetn N. J, regional scholarship i .business meetingoftheWednegday aadi.'siitid-'.l^: pirrj|6|e: is to have Clark. Morning, Club at tiie hpni^ of Mrs, ; at Biyn Mavvr. people 'rîpU^ct tBa't "we liye by : Open Motidoy through Saturday 9:45 to 5:30-Wednosday nights W 9 P.M. a\ Hahne & Company in Westfield and Newark ' Ira Stone ;la^-Wedneâ'yy • ,w?is .-a.',aw^.di«!d eStablisiieo'• rules,' o^jaW: and not four-year scholarships frdrit Mary- Namect l&morary - Mrs.^-E=^.A,-: Fbrteriiiaiugh ; was; 1 ; force.^—....,..•..,-—- ~.2>-y±,...~.*l....i jmouut"College, Tarryttwrr;-;Nr Y ;, elected second*spce-president;. Mrs. Admitting that some laws,are andÔollege of St. Elizabeth, Con-. Member of Chamber J; W. Skerratt, .recording secret outdated arid iri • heed; oi revision^! W*r tu •'•»._A«i'•« A ,,««(,^j it-i-J+ J- ..- ven"t '|t'ktipn..":-- • •••'•-' '••'.. .;'• ••'•.•". ' ', Dr. Kenneth C Maetfay, presi- tary; Mrs.H; T/Rearwin, treasurer;' ^ speak^slerte^'S^'is"up| dent of Union Junior College, has —' Mrs, E. A. /Reirn, âssistant to indiyidtidistd heftj'get these out- A reQSUier he sl te of School, Westfield,- a been elected a.n honorary member < < "L i °ffttew was moded lavxs off the books _He said er TO chernEtry.—Stre-haa not de-lol the-Gr&nloid_Chambor-of-Com-- presented by Mrs. JacQD Stanley, tue Tvj-ew jeisey Bar Associatron c ld ed merce, it was announced today by 'chairman of the nominating com- work; at this task constantty butt . A mittee.' Mrs. B. G. Giilc^pie, presi- At Donald W McGinnis, president lt>ls not enough to leave such an]llteA y staff Dr. ]J/TacKay has been the admin- dent, who continues in office for l f \ °f the yearbook and J tmportant task m theânds of one i hd f U J Cl another year, appointed Mrs. H, Bi. a feature wntet for the school istrative head of Union Junior Col- I;opaus as auditor. Mrs. E. A. ,,r0UD Cooner said most changes in ^wspaper. She contributed poetry lege since the institution moved to Koyen, first vlce^presidfint,. and ^Z^tZ fSbabUeU , 1*>» *th•e literacllt^rary'm'agazihy magazine in herr gjun-- Cranford in 194a from Roselle. He Mrs. A. ;R: Mfraiite, qo^fesppnding iiy it was dean and chief administrative but usua resu officer when the college came to secre%.y, "wili-"fitsb;;':;contiaab;-:in; 5W^ tvoxn- fallow __ ._ ... , office. ... :; ,_•;••••.• I demands ;ahcl needs'. of;tiifemgBse$. letlettee r oof from the Cranford and was appointed: presi- v dent in 1S47. •; Annual, reports were presented., : He Urged* everyone toiielp' iriain- National' Merit Foundation. She Mrs, D. &, Crelghton announced tain the na^bn^ judiciaT system by also received a Lattnum AuxiUum "Under Dr. MacKay's leadership, ptens for the-annual luncheon on. taking their turn at Juryiseijtrfce: certificate* of honor for excellence Union Junior College has-developed mt» one of Cianford's finest assets •next-Wednesday at i IMn- at the The speaker was introduced by m Latin and a certificate of merit iVestWpod, Garwood. for Natipnal Education develop- and into one of the nation's out- Secretary Horace KL Corbin, Jr., standing two year colleges," Mt. drama department will hold and President Charles L. Hill con- ment tests. its flrial progrirri at the home of duêdlhWêtmS: She is a member of Glee Club, McGinnis said. Mrs, Beim, 3 Burchflelcl•/Aye,, at ' .1 p.rn:-\Tuesclay. •Mrs.^.' S'.'Wiese will review;, the Charliie , Chaplm Stiidetits $fyj$jnj£fe;l WESTFIELD book,"My Autbbidferaphy." 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"Vage' Six' "clANFORp••<*. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRON1C]L]E — THURSDAY. MAT 13? dian costumes by block printing stitute. last 'summer at Princeton too, will be kept Secret, V •M the luncheon, is an associate pro- Indian patterns on .material, They University, v • . ' . . The presented Tickets arjt scheduled tp go on•ifesso'r of education,at,the -Cen^r -T 'for Human Relations of Ney^.Yog? .• beaded the dresses ^tmselv^s and A resident of" Iryiiigton,," Miss Mrs. Tbmftsulp with a pasi-presi- sale oh'May•.15. Tfcis • will be ! strung beads" for jevtfelry. Their Joos majoreîn -Gerrnan at;boiig- dtVfi ' \ handled by Mark Aaron and Joe University, and the authot of_Tne. simulated moccasins are made from laiss College, and spent her junior •Spe'ctal recognition was tendered Coyne, student finance co-chair- Negro Woman's College Education dyed socks which have been hand- year in Heidelberg-,-Germany. She to Mrs. Raymond C. Wismer for men. They announced ^hat table and co-author of "College Educa- painted and cross stitched. They ioined the Cranfard High having a picture of one. of her ar- reservations 'may be made at the tion as Personal Development. • made their wigs also from, dyed faculty in September, I jrarigements' used on the cover of "tinie tickets are purchased.. • ' shirts The .-background of the News Leaf, the New JerBey Fed-' Plans regarding food, decorations booth was painted by Patricia-JMor- eration of Garden Clubs bi-month- and ticket sales fof the Cranford Post 7&to Spiaiisor t~MstehorflV and yirgini*: I ly nria£fl7in Girl Wagner on a theatrical flat donated noted, for i/ix's.C. R. Haag, who will Pxuiu wtiiti dlSr" by the Cranford Dramatic Club. .•«..' NewPresulent be receiving a federation award cussed at a recent meeting of the Mrs; John Hv. F/osterv president of Anaduf dance will b> sponsored The aim, of the bp0th was^toshow for her outstanding contributions committee Chair'mea;at the home the Washington Rock Girl Scout by Explorer Post 78 *it.8:p.m; Sat- tne Indian £?*$;, Of yesterday who in establishing the 'rhododendron of the general . chairman, Mrs. ;Couiicil; announced today that Dr. urday at Veterans' Memorial Hpnie^ did the chores "of the family .and "The annual meeting of the Gar- and azalea" gardens in the Wat-Charles Preston of 201 Orange Ave. Jeanne L. Noble of New York City, The Mods will play for dancing. - her, contributions to the Indian Girl den Club of Crjmfprd wad held chung Reservation. - This year's prom will be held on a member of the national board of Scout of today w4w> is Hke every Monday at the hcSme of Mrs. Robert Mrs. Crane will 'meet with the June 4 at Hillside Avenue Junior directprs of the Girl Scouts of th£ Tickets may be obtained from Girl Scout. On- one side of the M. Crane of 420 Riverside X>r., new new board of directors at the home High School. U. S. A., will give the keynote ad- members or at the door. Ori the booth Sarah Speer, Ingrid Gessner, president of the club. -Mrs. P. T.of Mrs. Fred. Andersen) 9 Daxt^ dress at the Council's annual meet- committee ar-e,Evan Jenkins^ Chris Maxson, Jr., program chairman, Mrs. Charles Frey, in charge of Sharon Makatenas anation co-chairmen, disclosed the fiR 6-6125 now to .arrange for Maxson, Jr., recording secretary, Dr. NObtej the ieatured sepaker appointments. members of the Martini 'Family, bareback yiders, who will appear companied by Janice Hamer. theme and color scheme, but this, in performances of the Cristiani Wallace Bfos. Circus at Memorial Tomasulo Named and Mrs. A. C. Mueller, Jr., treas- Field here at 4 o'clock this afternoon and 8 o'clock tonight under sponsorship of-Cranford Lodge of Elks. The^big troupe — number- Bank Director ing 12 people, including the mother and father who travel with Joseph J. Tomasulo of 627 Lin- them — is really two Italian families combined. They have beeji coln Park, E., has been appointed riding in foreign capitals for ..over four generations and have long as a member of the board of di- been famous as masters of twisting and passin&xsomersaults from rectors of the Security National horse to horse. Appealing with them here wilL be'the international- - ly famous Torio, dean Of riding commedtans. Bank of Newark, it was announced RAJPID^ROSFfcREN^^ by- Joseph P. Dunn, board chairman and chief executive officer of the bank. Prior to his retiremeiit, Mr. * AUTO * BEAUTY SHOPS • • FUNERAL • • PLUMBERS * Tomasulo was owner of An elec- * ART SUPPLIES WILLIAMS DIRECTORS GHUMBACHEft BReNNANtiOYlS firm, that bore his name, aad has »,.,.-**, Ft ^^.. Professional Permanent Waving, PLUMBIW6 —HEATING Village Fair Project tioh of the Girl Scout laws w«e been chairman of the examining WINDSOR-NEWTON Gray Memorial Doatd of the electrical contractors Coloring, Hair Styling. For ap- Members of Cadette Troop 814 • Jerie Callaghan, Diane Eggers, Ml- CANVAS BOARD i pointment call Funeral Directors demonstrated "spaghetti art" at cheleGallaghe,r, Mary Lou Grilroyy of the State, of New Jersey since MAUS* : 1963. their booth at the Girl Scout Vil- )EU»beih;^'Mu~Fph' yi!;^-MBrcelliiie EASELS 1ENEWEIN MOTOR CARS 276-0105 IS Awrae lage Fair held at the West Orange Smith, Gayle Springsted, Judith He is vice-president of the board 15 Alden Street • Cranford 8-0062 Armory Saturday, Ufider the direc- Stagichand Joanne! Wasowski;, of managers of St. Elisabeth Hos- PICTURE FRAMES YOLKSWX QEH CHAPMAN BROS. StXtd and 9*r«4* tion of their leaders, Mrs. Patrick Membership' stars for theyefir's pital in Elizabeth, a trustee of O;implele Lin« 01 DOOLEY Plumbing fc Heahng Cbairaetozs Callaghan and Mrs. John Massa, service were presented by MrsBiscayn. c College, Miami, Fla'., a HARTIG PAINT SHOP New •&« Used O»Jrt — Tr«ek» - lOBBDKt — Oil BBBNEE8 dry spaghetti of varying lengths membef of the board of fellows of Station Wacom •— K»rtnAim-G!iUa AIR CONDIflOtftNG ' , ~ Patrick Callaghan, "troiop leader. • Hodsra Bevali FacUlUei «bd Body Shep FUNERAL SERVICE was pasted to colored background '. •• • 'Song program;':•. • ''•':. • •••/..' Union Junior College, and a mem- Opesx Fri." Eves. oeper^ outlining pictures that were Cadette Troops. 194 and 814,pro* ber of the advisory board of the HTfntvr 6-8»0Q JODY MAIDA BRidge 6-1320 Rosalie Park branch of the Nation- 01 N. Union Ave. BR 6.2340 900 EUzebrth Av«u ET -Uadtn e-0St5S . 6 NOtTH AVE., «. - CEANFOKD »ither representational or abstract. yided .a, songiprograro iw a sec- FOB INFANTS TO VEENS Members of the troop who par- tion of the "We Slni Hoptenapny" al State Bank of Elizabeth. Bcr» jn, Body $c FflBder Shop KOPPER$ COKE GLASS • aUTTEHS scSited to each of the girl scouts. Local Teacljet to .Attend t *— ComalUe PaiU Dmartmeu* — r SHOP: SU 9-0330 BRidga 6-1144 This award is given as recognition|T^boK|(||2'-: arr|irigeUâ';.:b^QJth' in North nd Centrrf Ate*. ' WeaiBtld CRANFORD GLASS SHOP of competency in understanding the purabor.rseclfoh entitled '^tiidiwi Institute in. Germany RES.a SU 9-0B04 8M NORTH AVK.. B. . 0BAN70«> Miss Esther Joos, German teach- Adams 8-0230 AUTO QLABS people and planning for their en- Girl of'Yesterday and Indian Gir^ fi South Av«, Garwood Mlrrora - Mrtwre Framea joyment, of social situations. Scout Today." The _ôpth.: was t-r at Cranford High School, will • ELEGTRICAL • an« Plate Olu* .V-:-*.;aiii>wrG':,.: Good grooming badges also were open 1 rpm 11:30 a.rh/ until 1 p.m., participate in Stanford University's CONTRACTORS D«a»e BerrlM awarded to all the scouts. Work on with several girls frorrt.the troop ovQfiCM NDEA Institute, for teach- REILLY OLDSMOB1LE YARUSSI'S AUTO BR 8-6785 this badge included demonstrations derftonstrating camping techniques ers of German this summer in Ger- ADams 8-7B51 BODY SHOP i South AW. W; • Cwaford irf.i and instruction in hair styling by of yesterday and today.- many. » GEO. SANGIULIANO 231 Hemlock AT«. She will loava farGar r AwtiM* V»tiAmr ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TSrrs. vv. y^. lvcwiimuJNfSw'hard.. r IU. tin;* vy •Body at, Mrs. D. C. Williams and Mrs. C. A.Kennedy International Airport on OfcB(IMOPII»^>«« Knd Btrrise» HOUM Wiring Girl Scouts who performed ihe 24-HOUR TOWIMG Jobbing # Rep&ln flag ceremony were Karen Lyons,. 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(N. J.) CITIZEN A^D CHRONICLE ~~ TISXTUSDAY, MAY 13, JOGS , J Page senting.'niany native and exotic Carnp 3, Woodmen of-the jy species. Aj'l exhibits will be apd Charles :E. iiooley and Iver ^Bd0k Exhibit labeled for êntifleation. Com- Sterten, both1 of Westfteld, were nsittee members \vill be available delegate's-to'ithe New Jersey Head At Orange Aveime; VIA to answer questions on the raising Camp convention held at the Tray- A'collection of 255 new -Hbrary ajjd maintenance of ihododendron more Hotel in Atlantic City last 1 -— A .strawberry festival will highlight the annual meeting of (he and azalea plants. Literature also Thursday, Friday and Saturday, books for young adults is on dis- Village Improvement Association at the home of Mrs. Charles Cox, .7 will be available. play af the Orange Avenue Junior Waverly F*., at 1:15 p.rh, Tuesday. Annual reports will be given at A new map showing the location High School thrs week. Included the meeting. of the science center, as well as fhe are the best new titles of 52 lcad- Assisting Mrs. Cox will be Mrs. 7. C. Fyke. Mi's- Alfred M-Hemleb, Ii nf ^Q ovttdoor display ffiir DeborahJJnit Mrs. Henry J. Behtens, Mrs. Clar- r^ • " ~ den, is available from Mrs. Walter >ng ence A. Miller, Mrs. P. J. L. Tfeftner* Klute, 372 Dogwood Way, Moun- To ffistall to subject area and type. and Mrs.'B. H. Skinner. Rhododendron tainside. Also available Is a.plan The annual installation and: Books on-Exhibit, the-firm whiph of the garden listing the varieties, f "Mothers'* Iftte" of Suburban Deb- supplies the exhibit, is a promo- Edward Schwartzberg, an. econo- c{ rhododendrons and azaleas and mist of the Public Housing Admin- Hhow at Tmilside orah will be held at 7 p.m. on Tues- tional operation and does not solic- their locations?- - day, May 25 at,the £oldman in it or fffl orders, Richard 6. Wag- istration, will address a group of Three hundred more plants have r citizens on a low-rent housing pro- Saturday, Sunday Pleasantdale. Reservations may ner, priticip£l,-yepdrted. IVEW! PKOFK^SIONAJL been" added .to the garden this be made by contacting the presi- - Arrangement's for the- exhibit ject for senior citizens at 8 p.m. Mrs, Charles R. Haag of 711 High spring, making approximately 2,000' Tuesday in the community room of St. is .chairman* for th' K4NW Cheryl Hadley, Bonnie Larson, professional Swvicemastcr terbniciaiis nse.tnechanical eqsOfRneatt ... Mendejl Ave. wilt be oneôl djoronghly testect, PROVEN absolutely strfe. (No dr'^8, no mew, TERMITES ARE SWftWHie NOW I models'. Sharon Lynch,'Delores McCarthy, Michael M«Nally, Norman Norcisa, n« rings). Average home is rleaned in a da^. {Speifd YOWR-ditf' at JCoos; return to a house with the sparkling freafcnesa ot m DONT DELAY-CALL TODAY Katherfiie ^Raphael, Bettiann Rin- btan<>-now^ home, from cellar to roof!) WeTT cfeua yn9t'cafif* Spring Olympics derle, Robert Sarkisian, Walter home . . . one floor . , . or one roonr! JteSt'ear^^ - . . «r jw* FOR FREE INSPECTION Williams. npboIstdreJ fnrn^tnre. YOU. decide;'well ttiff WftWn yo«r bttd^tii. For Indian Guides Also, Patricia Skok, Todd ]EUen- It't &ev, <]ukk. tliorooph , . . the BEST way t« spTirt berg, David Johnson, Miltori Ma- Kooa 9«rvi«c*iaster way! ' -.-When You Think of TERMITES This Sunday son, James Reeves, Robert Sarkis- /The Cranford "Y" Indian Guide ian, Lance Slingerland, Diane Klei- C«O4>SE YOUR GIFT! G**6»tic* at 1 p.m. Sunday in Nomahegan •fetowng wiil etx*! Km- abli&aian, J^diie WT 94700 . .. TODAYl' RESE -Paris, -AU--b&y»--itt- kindergarten- and their fathers are invited to POCONO participate. CREST CHICKAGAMI (or BOYS John Lengyel of 4 Rose St., chief CAMPS /• NAVVAKVVAior GIRLS Of .the Walla-Walla Tribe, is chair- Auspices Valparaiso University. 40th Ses- «on. Ace» a-tGr 2,000-acras atop Poconoa. man of the event, and has scheduled Cabins. Private Lake. Sand benoh. Bal- anced SDorts, Cêatjvo Activity. Codd Pro- the following games: Indian potato grua. HldlhK Xxpwldnced Counselors. RAHWAY, RT. 8-370t race, Indian wampum toss, India")! Doctor. Church Services. Resident Nurse. WILLIAMS Complete Water Program. 4 ""*«. $300. — potluck toss, Indian buffalo walk 8 «lu. £350; booklet "QOWC" Rm. HBfl; 11 and Indian leap.^ Prizes will be W.'42nd St, New York jD(ty —. LO B-1SS0. given to all hoys attending. Fathers and sorts will participate in all eveftts as a team. Fathers of KENNETH E. WILLIAMS kindergarten boys wishing fur- - Formerly of Termite Control, trie TERMITE ther information should contact one of the following Indian Guide fa^v- ers in Cranford: Jason Conn, "Jerry Rippa, George Chase, Bruce Dun- WILLIAMS TERMITE CONTROL. INC. nan, John Lehgyel. 13* ELMER ST., WtfSTFIELD, N. h , • AD 2-44?7 Local Students Namecf WC Fraternity Officers Petev J. Malaspina, Jr., of 219 Scherrer St,, Is the new vice-pres- v ident and John. L. Roth of 5 Ora- tdn Dr. is the new, treasurer of Io"ta Xi Omega Fraternity of Union Junior College. '_ Let Us Help You Modernize ~ 'Mr. Malaspina, a graduate of Cranford High School, is a liberal arts major in Union Junior Col- lege's evening session. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Mala- With a Home Improvement Loan! spina. A graduate of Cranford" High School, Mr. Roth also is enrolled as an evening session student. He is the son o£ Mr, and Mrs. Charles J. Roth.

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Page Eights ; CRANFOED (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THURSDAY, MAlSj 13, 1965 requested io 'write to the Cranford Problems"..was presented by stu- dore Walczyszya, George' Wheeler, Crissey, ' reservations; Mrs. Mary chief in tot. set analysis in the- : T Chapter's iOih Ajmiversary N.J, •"•.•. •;.•" .••.., .- • ;• • . ••/ Scout Dinner dents from the Hillside Avenue ames Williams,. Roberta Willis, Delia iSala-Woihski and MrsilLflr-. Marian Shops, a Kearny Worfes Election of officers will be held Junior High School, with Mitchell ames Winston, Eugene. Dunn4 raine Anderson Cook,-publicity. satellite. He also holds the Ipade at the-May 17 meeting. ,• Dorin as student chairman, Judith Nelson. Skaarup,'" Arthur, Anderson; of colonel in the U. S. Arrny1^- To Be Honors Beebe as "stude'ht recorder, Burton Donald Mandone. , : tlonalGuardi ' • » l - • • Mandell . as faculty adviser and Information on .these class mem- Retires After 31 Years Future plans include travel with '••.' The : Cranford Jaycees are making plans to celebrate the 10th Local Girl Winner Principal Vianent F. Sarnpwski as bers should be given'to James W,. Witli We^t^m Electric his wife.^Bernice, to the West Coast, 'anniversary of the chapter at the June 21 meeting, Which will be held 10 Eagles c6nsultant. !•'.'••"•. •. . Rudd, Jr., of 409 Central Aye. or and a contemplated'' move frona at the P.-Baliaritine &.Sons Brewer/inNewark. •• • . • - • pugh M. MacLean of, 111 In Americanism ,.>T:®te?g^ from '.'Smofcihg.'Cahcer and the' Teenr Mrs. Jean. Bennett Wriggins of 12 Garden St. has retired .after; 31 their Cranford home to South Jer^- Having started-with. 12 charter members, the Cranford chapter ager," a special program sponsored r i : verb anrongWHonored at the 7th Frazer Pl. -.. ••- / •?.-.;.••. years of service with the Affestern sey. '.' ... " " • •' • Serving, on other committees Electric Co. young men of, action between tti aer recently, at the cafeteria of was-presented with. William Mar- Lirtda'JWaffey of 34 Burchficld are: Charles McElwee, William Mr. MacLean was a department Shop In Cranford ages <>f: 21'; and 36, inclusive. encourage • young men of. high Merck and Co., Rahway. tin, director of- health, physical ed- Aye., first place winner in-the. •Each Eagle Scout w^s sponsored ucation, • safety and athletics at Frojectôf &ie Cranford Jaycees school to pi;6psre 'pfOperly for in- Americanism essay contest spbn- it'the dinner by a representative Cranford High School, as faculty have included the following; Pre- dustry, and many other charitable, sored'by the lUdies' Auxiliary of "business, industry or profession adviser, and Dr. John Olson of parationVand mailing pf "The in- and civic.r£nd0a.vQrjS< _'' • • Cranford as consultant. Capt. N. R/Fiske Post 335, VFW,in which the $cout has indicated dustrial ^pchure,",, to attract new The charter members vofC'the sn'interest.' Each Scout spent all Other subjects covered by rep- an-«4.«- /-vn/roiiQ,r «f 2.X TUocedo PL, be to the music of Buddy Dee's or- contests '.,•:•*, Peter .„.,.:...... :, ,; , .. chestra. Her entry in the area essay con- Troop 78; John B.'Sizer of 33 Tulip test Will now be entered in na- Keenan The class is anxious to obtain St'.V'Tr6pp 178; George M. the addresses of the following tional competition. of 210 Manor Ave., Troop L78, and Second place was won by Robert class members: Barbara Bond, John R. Eichinger of 13 Oak Lane, Joan Borchert, Evelyn Callaway, Starting to plan yout Vacation? Wischusen of Roselle, a student Post 80. at Roselle Catholic High 'School. Lee Demarest, Juanita Duval, Mi- He- was presented with a!, citation chelene Dwyer, John Evans, Rob- andjB check for $15 by Mrs. Mary Teenage Safety ert Haagensenj. Marion Jamieson, Perhaps you want to. do something around the house — see us Herb'ster, Americanism chairman Vaughn Johannessen, Edwin John- for the local VFW auxiliary. ConferTOcrjMi .oi'j, Miiiciiii KEy- Tor Miss Audrey Eilbacher of Hill- ser, Norma Keyser, Marie Krupa, side, ,also a student at Benedic- At ifocal School Carnien. Lemme, Evelyn Middle- tine Academy, placed third-'in the ton, Alfred Paulsen,. Charles Pres- There was an attendance of-180 cott, Louise Pulley, William Ran- content. A cita|:ion and check for junior arid senior high schoor stu-, Or Maybe you plan to head for the country in a new car — see $10 were given to her by Mrs. Idn. dents from public, private and pa- Also, Hadley Roberts, Charles, Korner. rochial schools as the school safety us for lowest Auto LoanTlates, • .' . Honorable mention and'a ci>- Rowland, Anne Stash, Richard committee of the Union County Strack, Frederick Thome, Theo- tation went to James Turley bf 446 Safety Council held its eighth an- Lexington. AVe., who attends Ro- nual teenage safety conference.'at Whatever your plans let MY, Suburban selle Catholic High School. An Orange Avenue Junior High active amateur photographer School lasfweek; "•'"••;.'•• " among his many other interests, he Co-sponsors for the event were help supply the wherewithal! plans to go on to k seminary.to ;he New Jersey State Safety Coun- study for the priesthood, cil and1 the Union iCounty Depart- Judges for the contest were Pub- ment ol Education. - i " lic' Affairs Conimissiotter Charles; G. Siegfried, Dr. Nathan Weiss and conference were Michael Delia, Mrs. Edward-Colangelo: Rosa pi Cranford High School and; Eric Karlsen of the host school. . Greetings were extended to T Day Camp those attending by Paul W. Selby, &H TRUST COMPANY physical education and driver ed- Still Has Openings ucation" instructor! at Cranford I HICKORAHEBICA'S HOST MAGHEFICENT STHAIGHT BOUKB0SY ^HISKY ] Fred Fu'erstj director of the* West High School, who served as gener- MARINO'S FISH STORE 86 HtOflF OLD HICKORY DISriUEBS CO.. PHItA. al chairman! for the conference, field "Y" Day Cîmp Mihddijraskin Cranford - Garyvood - Plainfield - Scotch Plains - Westfield and, Richardi G. yâkn^r, principal OPEN DAILY announced, today, that enrollment 61 of the host school.. I '•,, ; Cranford boys is\200 percent ahea< (except Monday) of a'year ago. "tast year, 51 boyi Tiiey. keynote ,%ddress on "Probn Member FecteroJOeposU thsuranco Corpor«llon t lems oi the Teenage Driver"'was Phona from Cranford; attended camp. BRldgo 6-1333 Thus far this year, 72'boys from delivered by William J. Ford, •* * : chief of the Bureau of Safety Edu- Cranford have enrolled. , cation of ithe New Jersey Division The second day camp period i of 'Motor Vehicles. I closed, but all other periodi ar ;: .Lcstcr-'.W.. Powell and: U. open. Rariger <2teip has opening Matthew, T. Haney of the Cran- for alt fou^ periods. ford Police Department served as C\* BUST pickups for Cranford boy consultants for a discussion' group A\{ the Lincoln School, Sherman Schoo Teenage Driver.'' • Livingston Avenue School, Living i A special program presented by ston Ave. and Denman Rd., Lexing the Cranford Police Department ton and Roger Aves., Bloomlngdalt included demonstrations of -radar Avenue School, North Union an arid other electrical speed check- Elizabeth Aves., Roosevelt Schoo ing, equipment by Lt, Lawrence T. Sales Up 38'/2% Cranford High School, Brooksid Bonriell and use of the drunkom- Place School, and Seneca Rd. an eter by Lt. Haney. Chippewa Way. A discussion on "School Safety Seethe ALL NEW

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Vol. LXXII. No. 17. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY" 13, 1965" CleanupWeek Music, Politics Try to SwingBoard Hires Seven Local Winners in Art;Skate Board Warning 1 Vote of Newark State JuniorFour New At Girl Scout Village Fair To Continue - 1 M GARWOOD — Garwood had seven winners In the art show which Bounded in Garwood KENILWORTH — It's a hotly contested campaign between politics was one of the highlights_of the Village Fair held by Washington GARWOOD — A warning on the dangers of. improper use of and music to capture the vote of Walter E. Boright, Jr., of 47 Arbor St. Teachers To. Saturday Rock Girl Scout Council in the West. Granger Armory on Saturday. skate boards was tesued by Mayer, Edward S. Tripka at Tuesday Registered as a junior at Newark State College, Walter, however, KENILWORTH — The Board of KENILWORTH—Cleanup Week Approximately 140 Garwood Girl Scouts and their adult leaders night's Borough Council meeting. The mayor said that if it becomes has strong political inclinations, following in the footsteps of his dad, Education- hired four new teachers will continue through Saturday in and -accepted the resignations of participated in fair activities, and there also were many parents and apparent that parents cannot cpntrol their children by making them former Mayor Bought. As president and organizer of the Kenilworth restrict skate board riding to safe areas, "there will be no alternative the borough, it was announced by rYoung Democrats,' he- has -spent four faculty members at a meeting friends attending. Monday night in Harding School. but to recommend an ordinance to 'Councilman Michael Bury at a I many hours conducting voter re- Mary JanerYawlak and Karen control their use." gjstratidn 'drives in the borough George Hilla, mathematics teach- meeting of Borough Council on er, resigned "to accept a teaching Schweitzer, both or Troop 353, "We have the power to control. and has single-handedly brought Boy Scoiits took first and second place, re- Tuesday. e position, in the Regional school Memorial this fad through an ordinance," in several hundred voters. spectively," in Brownie graphics. In- Mayor Tripka said, "but I feel Residents are urged to clean up And initbe music field, the tal- system. George Kunka of Eliza- beth, who will graduate in June Going on TourBcownie miniatures, Peggy Krone this will not be necessary if its their yards a&dj homes during the ented young • man devotes many and Denise Warne, both of Troop Day Parade dangers are pointed out strongly week. There-will be-uo garbage other hours to hitting the upper from Newark State College, ^ was hired to replace Mr. Hilla. 446, won first and third place, re- enough to children by their par- pickup oh May 31 because of the registers as a tenor'in opera and Of Capital spectively. ents. dramatic shows at Newark State. Resignations eSsq were received holiday but the end of the month GARWOOD — Boy Scout Troop Third places also .were won by To Be May 31 "When properly used, skate Next week he will appear in the 'ram Mrs. Mary Kaufman, fourth GARWOOD The borough's cleanup will be conducted May 27 grade teacher, and Miss Mary Arm 75 will make a historic pilgrimage Joan Krankoff of Troop 414. in boards provide enjoyable recrea- Opera Guild's production of Brownie water colors, Robin Ann annual Memorial Day parade' will through 2.9, Councilman Bury ex- "South Pacific" in the role of Lt Murray, third grade; teacher, 'who to Washington, D. C, tomorrow, tion, but their use on roadways or 1 ilbert pf Troop 206 in Junior sidewalks (especially where there plained,' Cable, tenor lead. The show will will be married and move from Saturday and Sunday, it was an- be held this year on Monday, May Plans are being, completed for Miniatures, and Joan Kelleher in is an incline such as at the rail- be staged May 18/20, 22 and 23 this area. Mrs. Phoebe Greenfield, nounced this week by Scoutmaster 31, it was announced this week by the dedication of the Edward H. social worker, also submitted her" Jadette watercolors. road underpass) can result in seri- at the college. Among_Jtfe solos At one point i£ the fair, Gar- Commander 'John L. Banyasz of Kasbarian Hall and' Community will be the 'weEPknown song resignation. Walter Hasselman. ous injuries, both for the users vood had 95 ,girls on] the Village Garwood Memorial Post 317, Center on Saturday, May 22, "Younger Than Springtime." Leonard Lombardo • of West The troop will leave from the and other persons." Councilman Peter S.,Patuto re- 3reen at one t^me, one of the larg- American Legion, chairman for Also, discussed at the meeting 1 The tall, black-haired youth also Trenton, a graduate of Trenton local Post Office by chartered bus st contingent i performing. Sixty- ported . The program will start' at State with four years' teach- the observance. were hazards to children as a re- appeared last week as Amiens in tomorrow afternoon and will be ive of these \ girls were in the sult of their interest in the activi-f 11 a.m. at the Kasbarian Hall. AH ing experience in a junior high 1 Tentative plans call for the pa- the Theatre Guild's production o billeted at Fort Belvoir, Va.,' 'cheering section' ' and 30 in a ties of members of the fire de- residents are invited to attend. The Shakespeare's "As You Like It" school in Trenton, was hired to rade to follow the same route as: Senior Citizens Club of Kenil- through courtesy of the United horus which provided music for partment.' also at the college, and on May 21 teach physical education here lancing. The local chorus also year,' with stops for services worth will be in-charge of an open, starting in the fall. Also hired States Army Corps of Engineers. This developed'when Fire .Com- he will play the male lead in a tang show tunes in' the Village in honor" of the borough's war dead house at Kasibarian Hall and the •m'usical show, "Morningtown," were Miss Karen Kirk of Short During their stay in Washington, missioner John J, McCarthy re- governing body at the Community heatre at 2 p.m. at the World War I monument at ported that Liberty Hose Co. No. WALTER E. BORIGHT, JR. written by Lanny Ross to be. pro- Hills, who will graduate from the the scouts will visit the White Center the same day. Members of Garwood troops Franklin School, the Korean Con- 1 has begun pumping drills which As hi> t*T"«/fT*> Pair.fm^'duced at'the Lamb's'C^b in College of St Elizabeth in June cQi Capital, in fair. 'Council introduced an oTdinsn and will teach English here, and Ho iriil be continued—on Monday- - York City. The latter production ollows: flict plaque at the Borough Hall appropriating $22,000 for the wid- Miss Nathalie Kennard of Irving- ment, Lincoln Memorial, National nights throughout the summer. will feature the Hi-Low Chorus, Brownie 353 — Brownie cheers and the World War II monument ening of Monroe Ave. from N. 8th mixed ensemble at the college, of ton,, who has seven years of teach- Archives Building, Smithsonian Mayor Tripka noted that children St. to N. 20th 'St. The shoulders Institute, Arlington National Cem- >n the Village- Green: Colleen injUnami Park. watching the drills at times run Republicans which .Walter has been a membfir ing experience in Verona, Irving- Williams, Karen Staba, Karen will be paved. Of the total ap- for ^hree years. And to add to (Continued on Paae 2) J- etery, National Wax Museum and Bay Leaf Post 0807, VFW, will through the water. He requested Schweitzer. that parents warn their children, propriation $16,057.90 will come his crowded schedule, Walter sang hold open house at Say Leaf Mem- from state aid, and $5,518.10 from Mount Vemon. Brownie 414 — Also did a that the high pressure used in the Tell Plans yesterday with the HMLows at the "While at Arlington Cemetery, orial Home, 221 South Aye., after the capital improvement fund of World's Fair. Brownie cheer with Troop 353, and hoses can cause injury: \ the troop will lay a wreath at the then was joined by them in the the parade and services. the borough. Final hearing will be A history major, Walter recent- Pupils Work grave of the late President John F. Councilman McCarthy added May 25. For Spring jooth making Brownie J"sit-up- Further details will be reported that another dangerous practice ly was reelected senior class rep- Kennedy. >ns,'' Girls from this tropp were 1 A requesq i ii> l>tu cuttle livjcll" 31, KENILWORTH — Plans for a resentative to the Student Council after a committee meeting to be la that of children following fire On Operetta The,trip was arranged by John iCaren Kosky, Joan Krankoff, trucks to a fire on their bicycles.. lot 32, on N. 17th St. from Clinton rally and spaghetti dinner have at the college. The versatile young E. Conlin of the troop committee, ffancy Ogonowski, Shelley Papan- called shortly by Chairman Ban- J, Crown of 324 N. 17th' St. was been made by the. Kenilworth Re- man also manages to' maintain a He urged parents to instruct chil, At Harding assisted by William Haney, com- rea and Wendia Patrick. yasz to make final arrangements, dren" to stay out of the street when referred to the real estate commit- publican Club. k ~ - "B" average. mittee chairman; Harold Fazio, in- 1 tee. " KENILW.ORTH—Sixth, seventh Brownie 446 — Cheerleaders in rThe American Legion and VFW the fire engines are passing. ' The rally will be held Wednes- An adept organizer, Walter stitutional representative,, and the Brownie cheer number were A letter wasf received from Mr. day, May 26, at 8:30 p.m. at the and eighth grade s'tudents at Hard- George Marclno, troop treasurer. posts alternate each year in taking Mayor Tripka requested that at started his voter registration drives ;aren Foss, Peggy Krone, Debor-. and Mrs. Joseph, Rica complaining Ranch House. Plans will he out- before he was old -enough to vote. ing School are working on an op- Accompanying the boys will be charge' of arrangements for the the scene of fires children and eretta, "Up .on-Old Smoky," for ah Lyons and Deborah O'Such. In adults alM keep back and give the of noise at Union Trucking Co. It lined for the campaign for the However, he will be able to vote Assistant Scoutmasters Frank 1 1 presentation on Thursday, May 20 the Brownie Chorus were Leslie MemoVial Day' observance. firemen room, to increase their,, was reported that the complaint General Election in November by in the Primary Election on June 1 Spera and Frank Wall and Com- has been checked, by the building The musical is a cooperative ef- Gallison, Nancy Harris, Sandrea efficiency and'decrease the possi- C. William Gutekunst and Russell this year. His 21st birthday on rhitteemen Raymond'McComb and Hidi, Susan Leonard, Janice Pat- inspector, zoning enforcement of- fort of all departments of the Donald Boos. bility of injuries. Councilman G. Kurtz, Borough Council candi- ' (Continued on:Page 3) schooV*nder the guidance of Miss rick, Cindy Lu Se&ries, Carol Lee James J.' Laden, Jr,, suggested flcer and police. , dates. Entertainmenf and refresh- j - - L._ CYOOfficers Margaret Ray and Joseph Halady United States Senator Harrison haler, Denise 'Warne and Nancy that the .police be instructed to Mayor Ahern reported that the ments will be featured. A. Williams, Jr., assisted in, ax- bonding ordinance fofc, the new Scenery and props are being pre- Yocum. Their booth activity was issue warnings in such cases, arid A spaghetti dinner will be held pared. Miss Claudia Ambrose is ranging the tour of Washington for making Brownie knots and show- Announced a suggestion that notices request- flrehouse should, be ready for the Thursday, June 17, from 5 to 8 Library Adds the local troop. 1 May>25 council meeting, and plans assisting with costumes and Mrs. ing how to use them. < ' GAPvWOOD — New officers of ing cooperation of parents and p.m. at the Venezia Restaurant. Vida Harris is teaching the dances, young people be posted* in the will Ibe completed for the new Serving on the committee are Brownie 328 — Cheerleaders St. Anne's CYO for" the 1965-66 New Books Mrs. Mabel Anderson and Mrs were Linda McMahon, Melanie "was made bjr •Courtcihnntt structure within the next io days. Paul Bodie, Jr., M,rs. Russell Plans were approved1 "lor two Jeanne DeFilHpo, of the English Anti-Rabies Clinic Pyle, Lee Ann Specht, Nancy se'&son- wefe -aiftdvsnced by • Rev. JVngela J&L. Alimonti. Kurtz, M^s. Fran Corell and Jos% department are working on speak- helm and Diane Wjeesman., In the Michael R.'Mascenlk, moderator, warehouses to be constructed by egjJTBenihterite, Jr. Pointing out that "we. have not W. D. Snyder and1 Son oaFairfleld To Shelves ing parts. Miss Doris Conover wil This Saturday cheer chorus were Tracey Barfcie, at m meeting in St. Anne's School been notified of any dire needs of 'William Slater, president, an- be accompanist, arid Miss Lorraine 1 Ave. on lots 2 and 3 in block 209. KENILWORTH New books GARWOOD •— All Garwood re- Diane C,esarz, Lisa Di Giorgio, Ei- on ^Sunday as follows:. water , in this area yet, .but the nounced that the next regular have been added to the sHelves o: Cojiover-is the general director. leen Galligan, Diane Santoro and The mayor proclaimed May 16- sidents who are owners of dogs President,- Connie Trelease; sec- situation seems to be tightening meeting will be Wednesday, June the Kenilworth Public Library, i registered with the Board of Health Denise Schadew,ald. Their booth up," Mayor Tripka urged citizens 23 as Senior Citizens Week. * 2. ' Leading parts will be taken b was announced by Mrs. Gertrud Cynthia Wood, Karen Mat'eria, were notified by mail this week activity was rag. rug-making. The retary, Sandy Andres; -publicity to "ayoid._ wasting water in every OTleganv ilbranan( .and Mrs. Joim acqueline Landau* Chester Law- that the annual anti-rabies clink girls took turns working in the chairman,"Grace 'Guiliicci;" &oci Peter Jadelis, will take place from'9 to 11 a.m. booth. chairmen, Pat Foley ahd Linda C£- tion in such matters as watering Methodists board of trustees. __, . Charles Zickerman, Lewis Gior- this Saturday at the Borough Ga- Junior 444 — The larger part of calese; cultural chairmen, Mary lawns and washing cars. New titles are: To Be Honored rlino. rage on -South Ave. his troop did Junior cheers on Ellen Bradley and Jerry Pells; spf- The mayor noted that the Eliza- Irrigation, Adler; Cryogenics, An ftntPHninmftut troupg will sta Residents with Hogs not yet he Villngp rtrppni to wordte they ritual chairmen, Pat TOomey anc To Play Host Allen; Compact Auto Repair,Man- Lynne Walqk, Sherry Cardella, registered are urged; to, obtain a themselves composed. They wore that it has sufficient water for its AtJaneDiflflier Steven Hay; athletic chairmen, Ja-. ual and Foreign Auto Repair Man- Sharon. Strauss, Rlchar-d Bressman .license for their gets; in order to green skjrts, white sweaters with customers but the problem has KENILWORTH -^ A' testimonial To Masons ual, Anderson; Biographical Es- and Michael Fein. "•' '' . take advantage' of the free clinic- green letters' GS and carried green nice Krempa and Edward Jones; been getting water to the people. dinner for the TRev. . and Mrs. says, of Science and Technology, Tickets may be purchased at the Licenses are available at the Bor- and white cheerleader shakers. county delegates, Marilyn Prish To solve this problem, he said,- the. James S. Tiller of the Community KENILWORTH —Members' of Asimov; Herzog, Bellow; Practical chool cafeteria daily frorn 3 ough Hall. : Participants were Ann Alexia, a.nd Renee Troiano.' . . company has been installing new Methodist Church will be held on Mayflower Lodge 284, _F&AM, and Chemistry for Everyone, Black; :30 or at the door. - —• -night. Joan Browne, Rita Pat Kelleher, It was announced that the CYO water mains, including new lines., Thursday evening, June 3, at 6:30 members of the Kenilworth Reader's Guide to Chaucer, Bbw- Patricia Knierim, Kathleen Lutter, put in on Maple and West Sts. in . p.m^ at the Springfield, House, Square CLuh comprised of masons den; Catholics and Birth Control, communion breakfast will.be held Barbara McCarthy, Marilyn, Pells, after the 8:15 a.m. mass this Sun- this borough last year. Highway 22, Springfield. . who live in the borough of Kenil- Bremley; , Toil and Trouble, Kathryn and Virginia Popadak, ; 'Councilman Edward W. Krempa Ticket sales will be restricted to worth, will be honored guests at Brooks; Maser.and Laser, Brother- day. Members must attend this Donna Pyle, Patricia Saporita, breakfast and the Marian Rally at reported hte had received ho re- church members until Mtey 16. the 11 o'clock service Sunday at ton; P. S. Wilkenson, Bryon; Death Kathleen Tbmey, Janet Trudeau, plies to "feelers sent out to local After that time tickets will be Community' Methodist Church. in' the Castle, ;, Buck; Rubber, Jersey City and also sejl five CYO Genevieve Varela", Nancy and Rita seals in order to be eligible to go residents" on' the advisability of; available to friends of the Tillers. Rev. James'S. Tiller, pastor, wyi Buehr; Nina's Book, • Burdick; VonOhlen and Karen Wright. In establishing a YoUth Employment Tickets may "be obtained- from, preach at 9:30 and 11 a.m. on The Guide To Camping Areas, Buxton; addition to their singing and danc- to Seaside Heights- in June and Servise in Garwood. to help get the following members of the tick- Last Beatitude," a sermon based Life in New England, Caffin. " ing jhe troop displayed how to July." ' . . .•••'.•.'• part-time' and summer jobs for . t Thanks were extended to all who t et committee: Russell Gillet, Mr. ore' Jesuy words to Thomas: \llar of Iron, Caldwell; Story weave baskets at the booth: . teenagers. . "Blessed are those who have not' helped make the CYO newspaper a and Mrs. William Gutekunst, Mrs. k of Laser, Carroll; Charles Chaplin, Junior 206 —. In the "We Sing" "I still will be gjad to work on Owen Morrison, Adolph Paterson, seen and yet believe." success, witli special recognition by Chaplin; Contemporary Math, chorus: Christine Guerriero, Don^- being given to Helen and Marie such a project/with any interested - Edward Stark, Howard Johnson, Square Club members Edward Blark; Diversity of Man, Clarke; ria Legg and Susan Noyes. In the local citizens," he said. Mrs. George Barsness, Mr. and Stark, William Gutekunst, Lynn Radack., . Anniversary, Corbett; Continuing booth doing flower arranging, Before the meeting the monthly Following a report by Council- Mrs. William C. Smith and How- Kramer and Sydney Tyjewski will pity, Corbett; Life in France, Deborah Gallagher, Robin Ann man M.cCarthy, recreation chair, ard Murphy. • serve as ushers at the H o'clock CYA Holy Hour and May Crowip- Creed; Joyous Season, Dennis; Gilbert and Deborah Murray used ing were held. Mary Ann Toomey, man, on conditions at the basket- service Sunday. William Smith, French Revolution, Dowd; The miniature flowers; • Donna Legg: ball court at Garwood Memorial Edward Dorrell i and Charles spiritual chairman, crowned the VFW, Auxiliary Honor Romans, Duggan; Naval War and Susan Noyes used yarn flow- Blessed Mother, and other attend- Park, council authorized an ex- Oehrhe, • also members of the Ken- in the Pacific, Dupry; ^Noval ers and Christine Guerriero * used penditure of $300 for materials for ilworth Square Club, will assist at ants were: Diane Monahan, Con- 35-Year Members War on Tokyo, Dupry; Air War in artificial flowers. • . nie Trelease, Janice Krempa, Pat black-topping the' area. Council- the service. Pacific,. Dupry; Air War in' Pa- KENILWORTH — Ten members Junior 361 — Chorus partici- Toomey, Sharon Sabio, Monica man McCarthy reported that Street of kenilworth Post 2230, VFW, Church schoor~classes for all cific Victory, Dupry; Marianne pants were Sharon Clevenger, Mayer and Virginia Rizjso. Superintendent Joseph A. Stibler and its auxiliary , were honored ages through high school will,meet Moore; Engel; Public Speaking Karen Craig, Linda Guerriero, had volunteered to have members, last Thursday at Veterans' Center at 9:30 a.m. Sunday,, and classes without Pain, Farley; Life in Ha- Rosemary Mone, Linda Setzer, of his department do the work. It for 35 years of service. for all ages through the eighth waii, Fergiisson; South America, Cheryl Vogel and Barbara Yocum. was pointed out that^the project grade will be held at 11 a.m. Nur- Fideler. Fellowship probably would cost several thou- Pins were presented to Jack RdVAL CORONATION — George Williams of 613 Kingston Ave. In the booth making hand puppets sery caro for infants and small Colonial America, Fisher; Teen- were Susan Del Conte, Deborah sand dollars if let out to a contrac- Strack, Daniel Kerr, Joseph Bail- and Dorothy Lasinski of 753 Vemon Ave., lioth seated, arc crowned children is provided at both serv- Age Haunted Stories, Furman; Farris, Kathy Gill, Eileen McCas- Officers Going tor. ey, Fred! Pitten, William VonOhlen king and queen at the fifth annual Coronation Ball at St. Theresa's ahrt Edward Savage, post member. ices of worship. Case- of the Troubled! Trustee, kill and. Mary Ann Wanca. Six bids were received on a The sacrament of holy baptism last Saturday. Crowning them arc Dennis Cahill and Jqann Wojcio, To Spring Rally proposed drainage project oh West Auxiliary members honored- arc Gardner; Slu-BurnS , Gary; Mean- Junior 762 — In the booth these will be administered to the infant ing and Wonders of Art, Gettings; king and princess, respectively, last year. St. from Spruce Ave. to the brook, Mrs. Von Ohlen, Mrs. Emma girls did weaving on hand looms GARWOOD —• Officers of the son of Mr. and,Mrs. Roger Dimk- American Chrome, Gilbert; Sculp- made of cardboard: Patricia Senior High Youth Fellowship of including the removal of existing Wolff, Mrs. Elizabeth Weber and elmann at the 11 o'clock, service. pipes and laying of 600 feet of Mrs. Pitten. ture Through the Ages, Hagger; Guerriero, Wendy Harris, Gloria St. Paul's United Church of ChriSt The Junior Methodist Youth Early Settlers in America, Hanfy; Coronation Ball Father Hudack Kubish, Collette Matlaga, Ellen will attend a spring rally from. 3 corrugated metal storm sewer pipe, Fellowship will meet ^Sunday at Life in Switzerland, Hoffman; Rock, Joan Tagliareni, Lynne to 8 p.m. SunSay at the First Unit- to alleviate flooding in the area. Garden Club Plans 6 p.m. for a program of recreation. Life in the Northwest, Havig- Proceeds Turned To Be Honored Thaler and Linda Warchol. Sev- ed Church of Christ in River Edge. Referred to the streets and roads The Senior MYF will meet at 6:30 hurst; New Arithmetic for Parents, KENILWORTH — Rev. Michae eral of these girls were ulso in the Theme of the rally will be "Dan- committee, borough engineer and Anniversary Luncheon p.m. to go to the Cranford Metho- Heimev; White Lotus, Hersey; Into Scholarships A. Hudack, assistant pastor of S Chorus. ger: Ordinary People and Extra- borough attorney, the bids were- as follows: KENILWORTH — The 17th an- dist Church to. attend the spring Geoffrey Chaucer, Howard. KENILWORTH — Proceeds of Theresa's Church, will be honore Junior 126 — This group was ordinary Times." niversary of the Kenilworth Gar- youth rally of the Elizabeth sub- iHotel, Hailey; Jacqueline. Ken- the Coronatioa Ball held Satur- on Sunday, June" 6, at a dinne the mainstay in the dance clone on Church schol will convene at Road Contracting Co., Westficld, den Club will be marked at a district. The rally will feature the nedy, Hall; Oceans and Island's, day at St. Theresa's have been dance celebrating the 25th an the Village Green, which was 9:30 a.m. and morning worship $5,292.70; Lomax Construction Co., luncheon Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. at (Continued on Page 2) Huxley; Treasury of Irish Saints, turned over to Michael Mayer, niversary of his ordination. Th< choreographed by and under the will be conducted by Rev. Stephen East Orange, $5,790;'J. DelConte .the Coach and Four Restaurant," Irvine; The Ordways, Humphries; president of the parish scholarship event will be held at the Elizabetl direction of their leader, Mrs. Lou- Szabo, pastor, at 11 a.m. Sunday. & Sons, Garwood, $6,051; Line Cranford. Lyons Hospital £o Honor Soviet Union, Jackson; River of fund, for scholarships for parish Cartcret Hotel, Elizabeth. is Listo. Dancers were Arline Car- Mrs. Max Feuge and Mrs. Mil- Construction Co., Orange, $6,706; Mrs. O. B. Reid, president, is in Diamonds, Jenkins; Ready or Not students attending Catholic high The celebration will start wit ey, Nancy Balakier, Janet Buydos, dred Bock will load in devotions Dilorio and Dilorio Contractors, a silver jubilee mass celebrated b Linden, §7,998, and Pipeline Utili- charge of the luncheon. Mrs. Kerestes for Service Johnstonc; These Gersham Girls school. 1 Laurianne- Listo, Kathleen Mayer', at a meeting of tho Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Fred Pitten of Rumson, (Continued on Page 3) Father Hudack at 11 a.m. in S Elaine Norkunas, Janet Ondrof' the church at 1:30 p.m. today. ty Construction Co., Murray Hill, — Mrs. Mary At the ball, held for the fifth Theresa's auditorium followed b $8,452. • formerly of Kenilworth and year, Geor/ie Williams and Doro- Mary Beth Purdie, Bonnrc Spera', Mrs. Earl Eriksen, Jr., will pre- fotmdtrr-«nd-t*«'Mt-t>i*>tTkk'nt-of Uit>- Kwestes of 27 S. 17th St. will be .given...by. - the - Gommisrrionei* - among" liTispIt til ~vot uuit'ers" Tfonbre'd Jayrccs~lto'Gi)ocl Turn lh"y~~Lasin:;k'i were crowned; king khe- «liim«r • Kttthlrrm—WtirchpT—and* Ddrc'cri' scnt'the program: "" club, will be the honored guest. and. queen. Other;; in. the conii^t parishioners and friends at C p.n Williams. Singing in the '/We A pie sale will be held in fel- nouneed that the\lirc department at open house activities on~Srmday Benjamin Hrynkicwiez, #ener; will hold it:; an^ttyl', niemoriaj- at Lyons Veteran.';. Hospital. At Girl Scout House and their place in the linals were: SinK" chorus were Linda Hoer, lowship hall by tho Ladles' Aid Prince and prince.-:;;, John Tyne ehaiunan, announced that reserva Kathleen Jones, Eileen Ma.stcrson torporrow. serviee for deee:i:;eci"meinber.-i in Hoiueowners to See The ceremony "Wes tT'ie hospital KENILWORTH — Seven mem- lions are now being accepted fo the First Aid Scflnul building at 8 stall an opportunity to pay trib- bers of the Kenilworth Jnyeees and Carol Hodapp; duke and and Anne Vajsabel. Eight of tho Senior Choir will rehearse at f the affair. Kirls worked In the booth making «:30 and Chancel Choir at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday. Film on Prosiileney ute to the many men and women have completed a project of paint- duches:;, Michael Sununerer and 1 in;j and cleaning up the ['.rounds at Miehele Paoline; counts, John an al'k'han which will be presented this evening. -CfteruJ) Choir re- Mayor Tripka announced that KENILWOKTH — A tlhn, "The volunteers in thu VeU.-rans Admin- tin.' annual .sale of poppies by local istration voluntary .service pro- the Girl Scout House on Lafayette Gribbin, Thomas O'Brien, Anthony No Collection May 31 to a nursinj,' home as a ;;ift. The hearsal will be held at 'J a.m. Sat- Making of the President," will be hoop committee mother, Mrs. Jos- urday. veteran;;' orcani/.atiutu will begin shown at a meet in;,' of tjve Home- gram who unselfishly contribute Ave., it was reported by Lawrence Peters; count ei-;;es, Elizabeth GARWOOD — Because Monday - Vajsabcl, instructed next Thursday. He urged residents owners' Mutual Benefit «nd Civic their time to assist with the care Nolan, chairman. Krenip, Pati'icia. Moore, Joanne May 31, will be.a le;;al holiday i in the First-year confirmation class necessary knitting and crocheting will meet with the pastor at 3:30 to .support the drive for funds for Association at & p.m. Monday in and treatment of the veteran-pa- Members spent a Saturday Sturtevant. observance of Memorial Da; the aid of needy veterans and their tient. working at the house. They are: are exemplary there will be no {garbage, collectio and supervised the work done in p.m. Monday, and the A Cappella the Ranch House.. All contestant;; thc> boot Choir will rehearse at 7 o'clock families, • C. Jo.senh Arauona, president, Mr;*. Kere:,te-i-.will be awarded Mr. Nolan, Leslie Knoitll-e, Loui; teenagers, and received many' that day. AH collections will be h. A a ceitmcaU-. for 100 hours of serv- tRottmanii, John Van Luyk, P-eter awards. made one day Inter during that C;idette 791 — The following that evening. There will be a ;:e.s- j report on "the very impres- will conduct thi* Inisiiu^;; meetiiif,'. Cadet tes worked. sion of the teachers' training -ivv-' display" put on by Garwood The public_js invited to attend, ice. Slii- ref>ru;,L'iiL-; tin' Catholic I Tinu. VincciU. .iieore.se and John Jack Fiaminj;o and Mrs. Edward week, it was announced at the in the booth jt wi.H tw served. War Veterans Auyiliary. I Filipek. """_ --- Cahilt were co-chairmen. Eoirouyh Couudi meeting Tuesday (Continued on Payc course at. 8 p.m. Wednesday. I (Continued on Page 2) •' - \ . V • A ~T

Two CRANFORD (#. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THUftSpAT,'MAt 13, 1905 • \-.:j" '.'•'.. •• V': i•'•" •/.'• •':•': Installation and construction of said pave- •dcsieiiat.-crf'sj thf C«»Hal Im- ': o'Oocto' in the «v«nlng (prevalllnit time) . . 11th Etreot, K«îilworh, N. pi'efvtuhflJl be done in accordance with the provement'Fund, ....:...... :. S,518.1ff on the 25tU day. of May, •-1965.- At Vlce-Presldent-. Mary ReBlucc.Hi-; 2 dutstaniliiii Actor plans and specifications of- said work »rp- »uch time tnd "plac«k,.ar »t nnj tltna. B.V>4 nth Btrect.. Kenil*prth;,N. J- j •_ place to which >uij&. «(io*tlft»«m*r be Mor loan Elizabeth Novy Bride partid by tfte Engineer .o;f the Boroush of - . ;•••'• ',•• . '.••.,-. S22.00O.OD atockholder:' Irvlnff Ro?enb««. ™W " Kcnlja'orth. - , -.-. ' . • ... SECTION 5: Th.e totnl sum of $10,0^7.90 Adjourned, all perconn J6tereutc4 wui: be Hs A-vemic, Onion, «• a,ld Improvempnt;, sflid monies ' By Order of the Governing • Bod;. aevna..-Cl(Vk of'UieJWfounh ot Kcnilnorth, Broveinent and censtructlon o!' the forc- bSfiVc aDotLed for saltt construction; ontl - lÂRQABET McOEVNA. ' GARWOOD — ~The Church of To fedb^rt KOhic'.Vork aliall be""pMfo*rwed pursuant'to' "ftused. funds allotted to the Borouih of ; Borough Clerk. • (SlEncd) ' — . - ' the fipecitlpat., „. improvements. • The Dated: VtAy 11, 1905 • • ••••'• JOSFPH IlESTUCCIA St Amre_was the setting Saturday GARWOOD — Robert Reed of JtTSft ihall not | Adv. Pe6; $51.02 ' '," .5-20 North 11th Street afternoon lot TOemarriagc-tr f Mm-j uccpr'dlnB to the quantities nrescnbcci | f h H .J Joan Maigaiet Nov>, daughter of SECTION 4 The vum -of $22.000 00 in \ raid improvement. The-jnoueyfs reoelveti standing male actor as five groups hereby appropriated "to meet the coit of from the state of New Jerisev or ins of its NOTICE OF INTENTIOV Mi and Mis John J TSTovy oi 308 ( asencies, cxcIuUIn^ formula fund moneys, Take notice that OKORGE a QtlOVC. a. appeared in the finals of the One- said Improvement andJ laid co>.t to be used tp>:a"nl. tljp,'-cost o,r said iimffoveOieiu! corporation ha'i applied to the Mayor and Cedar St., to Edward Joseph Rat- financed-.In th*..-following: manner: shalt,.upon rccoiot thereof by the BordwabI Council of the Bcrougli of KenUôrth, Act Play Festival sponsored by I. Bi the fltate of -H."^ Jersey of Kenilvfortbj be returned tiB- and.snull chffc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph from State Puntfb made* avail- If J, for a Plenary HCtaU Consumption itnw-JACK'S .TAVpmjW! applied to ift« 1 form'part of the capital Improvement fund, lltonne for premises Mtiiatcd on Route 22, /luyor and Council d? U&Bonwrt ot O»r: Katclilfe of Clark * the Union County CYO at Bene- able by the IDG ) Municipal Any wnc^ppnded money? , APBr.op.Vlwtca. by Coracr of Mlchluan Avenue, KcnlUottli, wcod,,N. J,, iQir ft Plenary. .?tet» H,J on- Aid Construction Fund. . ' $10,000 Oft th'ls prolri^nce shall be returned to the! iumfftfcft »i«efi4 for premises sHuated at Rev Michael R. Mascemk, as- dictine" Academy, Elizabeth, last 2 (ai By the BWto of K«w Jci- N J. sistant pastor, offtcjafea* at the capital • improvBjnept. fond. . It Jls.-, ddter-t" Names and addresses ot the officer., are >9 NoriKAvtSijlii, <3aT.*oaoVN. J. .^ _ Thursday night; i\ey from State Funds made nilned that said Improvement is a. general PreMdent Alfred Wuestefcld. 19D1 Mtvlev, John P. Selzara. resides ut 20 North.Avenue, double-ring ceienrtony. A Tecep- avnllablc to the 1082 Foimula lmp?«vem«ni o! trw Borouai) of KcnlWoith. Ave , VnlcUi, N J. tion was held at the VVeistwood. He was chosen for his perfoim- Funds. , $3,196 00 SECTION 0;,TbJs Ordinance sriall, take ylce-Presldcnt Amelia Wuostorcla, 1901 oi'JfUtioff,'^tiny. BlipWW »*'m?^»°v (b) Balance at street) atid effect in the rtuftiner.ôvlda'il;by la-W. •,". MtUew Ave, Dnlcm, N J medtateljf: in writings to Ay T. MOScn. Clerfc ~Mr. Novy escoited' his daughter ance fa "Infanta," which was pre- ronds budget appropriation Secretary & Tieaturw, Elsie Wwttefeld it tne BorouSh of WôcViJ?'! sented by-Si; Anne's- CYO of Ga*- entitled . "MuJittensince with to the altar Miss Carol Degen- State Aid Foimuln." .'$424 00 !'•• ••',;.. •..• -•••"•NOTwji,.;.•• .. '•..'.'",': •'. • 2106 Vau\h.all Road, Uulon, N J haidt of Cranfoid" vtfaS maid of wood. • • " PubHc KfotlM) is Heyetrj .dfraiv thit tlw Objections, if any, should be ynads im* JOHN r roragotog Orfllpanc* '««»< tnttodttoed j a,t. a- mediately. If wrltlne, fej i>lais»rpt Mc- 20 NOTth Avenue hofttfr Bridesmaids 'Were Miss •••-Thevwiflning play was "Turn My 4,220 00 meetlntf o( tie aovtrnltig Body oJ th« Qevna, Cflert: of thfr Borouuh of KenlUorth, By State Aid 'to be trans- Bprou?h of: KenilwoHn on"'the llw day N" J. G.m ood, N J' Face Toward the East," presented Adv. Foe i8 80 J 20 Charier^ Cerny of Valley Stream, ferred from Monroo Avenue of •_May, ,18.65. ,.11 was . then rca4 ,fgr. (Sinned) - L. I, and Miss Arlene RatcHffe, by St. Michael's CYO of Elizabeth. Sever Surnlud . S2 201 90 the first, time. *h« iald oidlhahce win b* OCOROE'S OBOVE By the Borough of IJenil-' turthor conoldetcd -for final Da?sw(B. by. Alfred Wpestefrtd. President sister of the bridegroom north from funds made avail- tfce Qovernlna Body of .the Boioufh.Qf 1981 Mtvlcw Ave , Onion, N J able hcrotofotc nnd in budg- Kenllworth at tm> Borough HaU, Borne-' Adv. Pec 512 32 S-10 Geoffrey Mounted of Garwood ets heretofore adopted and »srd,' KetiUwoith, New- JWsey, at " ' served &s best man. Ushers .included Andrew Parloek of Dunellen Legal Notices NOTICE OF INTENTION Jaycees Pick T»ltc notice that AROfito CAPOBIANCO THRU TOES. and Richard Gable -of Garwood. 4ND F1LOMENA CAPOBIAKtCO, his Vfite, The btide was graduated from -ratline as ANO85 apd MIN'8 — BAK AND Bette DAVIS BOROUGH O^ TAtyRj4j??."h»v£ applied to th* Olivia êHAVILLAND ' Arthur L. Johnson Regional High Winner Of 25 NORTH AVE. CRANFORD,NJ. CouttpH of tb« Borough of Ki School, Claik, class of 1964, and is Ktnlluiorlh. JJew Jnrsey Sf. j.i Jot (i -PfeimryF , iftelolftUlll .GonsumpUori Joseph COTTON MRS. EDWARD J tfATCLIFFE .•-.••••••- NOTtCE TO BTODKKS Iceotej p ia I^dya Sco- the Konllworth Borough RBU oft Tuesday. : ; r :; it THORSDAYV ONE DAY ONLY - MAY 20 * •^(.4^,- -••••' •'••:•••'• • '. - '- . •••'••••••';:• •' •' he U.S and its altyes in the- Pacific : T. &ATINEE, I P.M. by Douglas Motors, Summit. ftay Canada, as the, winner of a May 25,1963, at 8:30. P,MU for the follow- .Staired) , £:.':;-.;':•:..•::•- •vK.;•-'• ••;.\:z.-- : anc\ Far East areas. The colonel, \ns work to be done and materials fur- ANOELO : ANO PItO*tENA ft AjppBIAtSOO Following a wedding trip to* the cjpntest /sponsored by the Kenil* nished: ., .; , -•„' * •..-•"'••' •'•;,'•: vv-7'1: •• :. . :. 740 BoulcivWd ack The Giant Kilter" a graduate of West Side High Item 1—7" X 2b'' Concrete turbs 1303 : 1 Poconos, Mr. Ratcliffe and his tyortfy Jaycees* , :,;.:.'•.' •...••..'•.•;• •••i.,.:^-; ,' >••-,::-,7' i "' •••••' KenUwortt), N. J.' JlVFt ; "Beauty & The Beast" bride -will reside in Roselte. School, Newal'k, attended the Uni- Irt March the Jaycees armownêed AdV!.'P«i:,nil.OB:.;^s^:.' i\:--'î- \ iV,-0-20 itom 2—Concreto Sidewalk : 8C THEATRB PRODUCTIONS • CfOLOR CARTOONS versity of Omaha (Neb.). He is a the' contests for local boys who ••;3rt.-..V -v;:.. :••. •,.••; •.-,• ,„. •;,•,...,-:/:• . veteran of both "World War II and Drawings, specifications and forms of OF EDUCATION STARTS WE0., MKY~19th, •wished (to spend a summer; at bids precfired By Thomas C. Trounjan. Jr., , N«w Jersey 1 tiires he Koiean Conflict., carttp.- Russell, 16j-/nfho has nejver Professlonsl . Engineer, hive been filed 'nt r OTCH TO BIDDERS^ "MAJOR DUNDEE' the ottltt of 3»ld JEngineer At 2165 Mortis 2>2 HOUJi Feature Scaled bidB will bo received by the K«n- (Continued from Page 1) •attended, camp, is a junior^Jon- Avenue, Union, N. j., and may be in- iworth 'Board ot .Education, Harding ton, Brick Township and Chatham. Carl J. Swenson, son of Mr and athan; •Dayton Regional' High spicted b>J pVospectlve bidders during? btfst- ' QnOm FULL WIDE SCREEN Sthool. Kinilworth, M, J., on MONDAY M the Wild $*iti"' ne^.vhottr8. Bidders will, be furnlsho* with EVENING, Jaofe 14, 1863, at 8 pm., Bt She is a graduate of Randolph Ma- Mrs. Swen Swenson, 24 N. 19th School, Springfield.; Be is , em- a copy of the spcclilcatioiis and blue prints whlcb time bids v|U' bo publicly opened con .College, Lynchburg* Va , and St., has enlisted in the army. He is ployed "part-time as a bug boy at of the dravfinga.ljy tl)e Engineer at tbe cqai nd f«ad tax: PAINTINQ of nine (9) elasn- of preparatioc ($5,00), onjps. .' v lei, wr.rV.ng far stationed at Foi t for his b He is Bids must : be cnclaso • •; :\ /• of the tJrswtnfca by the Engineer at tbe cost Carroll ihe bridier.was escorted to fta„.„e ^nônseci^tiv^ e yyear, Bod art has won 6f Brepnr«(tlon .(S5.O0). 1 Scout Council at the .West prsnge,; .' Blcia miiet , fie -enc losed In •- êsleo en- And Lobe It L nklthe Garwood Womdn,'s Bowlinli g , George Armory on Saturday.. was .' "i>re,~ altîr by v6er' father.' Mrs;- ~\?: velopes bearlnu namo and address of bidder U_ (Leagu^ Rennant. F^nal bumper nnd tlis name of street* on the outside, sented by Councilman John : J5: action at GarwoM Lanes;4ast addressed to,the Mayor ana Council of the Gallagher, Vho attended the event slrt- .•of the., bride, was . matron^ of BorouelVof KTenllworth Bids must be ac- i? hmety , honor!: Bridesmaids were? Thtifsday night found the cham-; h by a certified clfecu for not less ',-•• Police Goniniissioner Krempa :iss than ton t>er centt off' amount t p(£ bid bl-d :; : Marguerite Hydock of. Wilkes- pions taking two games from Gar- ( qtti expressed thanks to the Civil De-r By ordc* of trio Mayor and Council of •.•MAy. . fense Policft Eeserves for their fiarre and Miss Elizabeth McGuire wood .'Beverages, ... '..••','. •..:,: the Borough of KonUwtftl). ForCoioVfuf Brochure, Wrlfs of Passalc..,;• Sandra Ca\(ey, cousin Berths downed the Crariwood ..•••'• MABOARET Lavallttt* Chambtr of Commerca NOW THRU TUESDAY. woi* on-^Sundays, and at:special Chobin's t"lQri5t was orT the ..•',•• Boroneh ClbrK tttvaffttfi, N./. . , . borough events and complimente'd of the bride, was a .junior brides- tWtcdj.May X\. Adv. ?'«o: S18.04 : ' ' . 5-aO Jadt iisMMOlSi Virna LISI them and^their leader, Police Capt rnaid, . •.; , i. . • . '\ ...... 7.. winning-end against Ehz Bros., and Thomas jT, Coiwell, for. "an excel- Ronald Scorese of Kenilwortb> Career Girls fashioned a two- .••':•. T«rxy TflO^S 13 Clwiei TREVOHt lent job by ait/' .OT'p'fher-iH'-law of the bridegroom, win over VFW. . High scores for .tJie1 evening BOROUGH OF "£?="— ; Accepted Wltft regret v ._ -ttie J'^HOW TO MURDER Peter Kisma, stationed, at McGuire e recordedTas follows: i'i :'.' i . WTjipE. TO B? ,., resignation of'Franlr j. leverage I Rose 'ZampagHone, 182; Gloria Notice la hereby nrlven tha.t sealed pM MEMORIAL t .> 'THRU ' 8AT.-, as a member of. the Recreation AFB, arid Charles Mont-of Kenil- will be received by the Mayor and CouneU • Nlcb ACAMS .*«• worth.' . Enz, 181-168 in a 474 series; Angie Of the Borough of ônlôrtb for the Grad- PERFORMANCE TIME 4:00 AND 8:00 P.M. PlBS — ...._ ;'. Commission - and the Planning ing of'South 31st Stre'ei, Kpnllworth, H. J,. UNa OltlNG Prior to her marriage, the bride Simonet, 181-152; Bertha. Koneski, , Robert CONItAD .... . 'Carry On, Committee for Gqrwaod Memorial .-., ,cn , .„„ . _. -to"be oponed and-reald In flubllo hi the Jtfhn ASUtEV Victor BtONO 6 resided; with her uncler arid aunt, 181-150 in a 477 sencs; Eleanora Kenllworth Soroush Hall on Tu«dax, M»y B.P.O. ELKS LODGE 2006 - Kon Witt Park because,ha is moving, from ;.-., • .••.•;.••,•• ••r.:«as—:•'.:.• • .... . •; Mr. andl Mrs. Edward Hummer in Tritask, 178; Anne Kaiser, 175-170 i?5- ises.'.at 8:30 P.M.. for the rtiiowine Bernard CH1BBINS .. the borough next month. Mayor 1 proudly presents TUE MOST CONTBPVEK3IAL STOEY Elizabeth. A graduate of Wilkes- in a 454 series; Maureen O'Rourke,} Item,wort. to be done and materials- furnished; • .'• , QF.OtJll TIME'. .,. , •.'•• t T,ripka and members of the coun- 1 170. 1—Clearing Site — Lumu Sum "MY BABY is totXtK" cil * expressed oommendlation of Business College.she is'em- iEdEcfltt^ SAT. MATTINEE. »iAY 15th {n the accounting depart- Eleanor PeTusio, 167; Dot Hy- 760 Cu. tin. IN tovE '.'•_• ;• ••••• • Mr. Severage for "the outstanding cluke,-16(5; Marie Hartung, 160 in a 3—Borrow? Excavation 3.53S Cu. Yds. ftEtlVEHED IN HATE 'Goliath & the Vampires' jobs he has done on both bodies. ment of the Scherlng Corp, Union. Drawings,D , .ipeciflcatlonf s and forma ot • Plus — Mr. Beurer, a graduate, of Jona- 455 series; Imelda Mulhall. 101; bids prepared by. Tfiornnii C. Tfounaon, Jr., SUN. y RIttN. -.'TUES.' Eleanora Kutsera, 158; Vi Matu- Profoastonsl EriKlneer; have bepn.-.UWd at Dana ANDREWS J.netle SCOTT "Rhino' than t)ayton RegiohalHigh School, the off ten of said Gqtineer, at 2105 MOrrla Klcron MOORK Alexander KNOX Springfield, is employed by the siefsky, 158; Evelyn Lawler, 153, Avenue, Union. K. J.. and may bo in- "(TRACK INT THE WORLD" Methodists by pro»naclilvU o bidderdd * ddurini g hustht- OUR NEXT ATTRACTION and Helen VanPelt, 150. ,-.••• — vtws'—.;•• ; •• (toniiiiiied from Page i.) Heyman Manufacturing Corp. ncss hours,- Bidders will be furnishsd with Befte-DAVIS film, "The Par?jble " shown at Following a wedding trip to Team standings: a copy of the speciftcaCinus and; blu? prtnts Ed»»rd( G. ROBINSON f w t of tho drawings by the Engmcor at tb« cost Olivia deHAVIEXAND Protestant-Orthodox Center at the Washington^-.-Mr, Beurer, ahd.^his Bodyart 34 '/s of preparation . "BOY 10 FEET TALL" World's F^jr. _ . ., .; bridfe will reside at. 200 Webster OaVwocd BcvcrnKCs 5VM 41 ',i Bids muHL be enclosed lp scaled eh- "HUSN ..... HUSH, ; 32 47 IOPM hearinit numo «ncI.a4Srea*.qf feiclde* IN-CAR HIAriRS SUPPUtDJfBinj On Saturday at 6*30 p.m. the Ave., Roselte Park. v. P, W. 40 50 and the name of streets on the .oatjlde, SWEET CHARLOTTE* Senior iMYF wilKvisit the l Cranwood 40 51 addressed to the Mayor and c6unc»f pt tri« Bort's 47 52 Boroush of Kenllworth Bid* murt b* »c- . field YMCA' for a splash party- Enz 43 . 56 ainlcit by a certified «'Me|p- for not leSs Miss Janet ArthurChpbln's Florist , 35 CS •Mi ton p(r cerit of ftmoujsl of bid—^ . . High school youth from the Cran- By order of the Afayor and Coimcll of ford and Springfield Methodist the Borough of Kcntlwovthi • PUInfieU i^S477: ' Ample Parking churches have £een invited to Engaged to Wed;, MAtlOARET McOKVNA.. WORLb'S BIGGEST Kenilworth Collegians '"••'• Borouch Clerk Municipal Lots Madison Ave. and 2nd St. join the Kenilworth group for the Dated: May. H, 1965 .. CIRCUS affair. Following, the svylm the Bruno Ktttsch, Jr. Miss Theresa Campbell, daugh- Adv. Pee: $18.48 5-20 youth will return to. the' tCenil KENILWORTH — Mr. and! Mrs.ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas J. NOW! worth church for a "recordrKop" James Arthur,- 3rd, oi 56 Arthur Campbell of 38 Pembrook Dr., and refreshments. Ter. have announced the engage- Kenihv'orth, has been eleicted BOHOUGH or LIBERTY ment of. their daughter, Miss Janet treasurer of the sophomore class All five of the church's commis- KcnllwortUppei, Newj J«»j Elaine' Arthur, to Bruno Carl of Newark State College, Uni6n, ORntNANOK NO. «».1-t(! WHOISDQINQ sions will meet at the church on where she is an. elementary educa- AN OliOINANCB "TO '.W1.DRN XHB JEWT Wednesday at 8 p.m. Katsch, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. INQ IB FOOT PAVEMENT ON, MONiteB Katseh of Irvington* tion major. AVENGE FROM NORTH 8th 8TBEBT TO WHATTOWHO? NORTH 20th STREET AND MAKING AN Miss Arthur, a graduate of Jon- APPROPRIATION FOR THE NEEDED Kenilwotlh Servicemen athan Dayton Regional High FUNDS. Donors Needed BK IT ORDAINED by tho CJovcrnini Vincent J. Mankowskl, brother School, Springfield, and Berkeley Next visit of the Red Cross Body' of the BOrounh of Kenllworth: of Ceil Mantcowski of %2 Pem-School, East Orange,, is employed SUCTION. 1: That Monroe. Avenue be- Bloodmoblle will be on Tuesday, twevn the existing 10 foot wide pavement TRANSCENDING brook Dr., has been promoted to by the Bayway Refinery of the May 25, at the First Presbyterian nnd the extatlms curba from North 8th lieutejiant. colonel In the U. S. Humble Oil & Refining Co.. Street to N'jrth 20th Street (measuring BRILLIANCE & COLOR MU«5W MvUI Chufch. Persons wishing to do- feet on each sldv of said existing pavement) Air Force. He is among Air Force Mr. Katsch is a graduate of ,Irv- nate blood are requested to call bo puved with a 0 Inch mucudam base Cliff Robertson personnel now on duty in Viet ington schools and ihe. Stevens In- course and a 3 Inch bituminous concrete 40-Spectacular Arenic Displays - 40 BR. G-6125. now to arrange for surface course the'rôn. Jack Hawkins Marisa Moll Nam. Colonel Mankowski is com-r stitute of Technology, Hoboken, appointments. SECTION 2: All work Incidental to tho mander of a tactical air support He is an engineer with the Public Internationally Renowned Equine Stars • • • * squadron at Bien Hoa, a Pacific Service Electric & Gas Co., Irving- Air Forces (PACAF) unit that is 1:on. ' , • THE CRISTIANI RIDING TROOP Also — All-Time Great Laugh Hit responsible for helping train Viet- A fnll wedding is planned. y HIGH JUMPING THOROBRED HORSES • HIGH PETER SELLERS ELKE SUMMER NEW BUSINESS HOURS AERIAL THRILLERS • JUGGLING MARVELS MONDAY thru FRIDAY — 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. FLASHING ACROBATS * ELEPHANT HERDS RESTAURANT SATURDAY — 9 a.m. to 12 Neoh First Time in America Rola Rola Wizards Open 11:30 A.M. to 12 Midnight Flying Padillos Canesf rellis 574 Boulevard 276-9714 Kenilworth MONDAY EVE. — 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. From Switzerland Tho lovely Featured In Look Magazine Current dividend rate "4% per annum/compound- now new im ed quarterly. Savings received by the 15th oi the month Miss Pctuiette The Wonder KicJs On The Spanish Web On The High Wire — Our Specialties — earn from fhe first day of the month. • OPEN THIS WEEKEND Seafood & Italian Dishes Each .account is insured up to $10,000 by the The Renaulfs The Martinis AMD BRIGHTER THAN EVER ^* Federal Sewings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Uupinq Over Huge From South Ot fhe Border sensational new ridej . . . new skiff games . . . We cook especially for you. Our Italian ond'Seafood ELEPHANT HERD OLIVE & MISS DRY refresnmcntJ everywhere ... Kiddicland ... TJ / dishes ttre unsurpassed. Join your friends for an eve- Greatest Collection Of Stars Under the Big Top plenty ^f free parking al all tim« ' ' • nf ning of fun and good eating with us. SAVINGS PERFORMERS FROM 5 CONTINENTS - TRAINED WILD BEASTS The Place for Fuh for Everyone jl \ eo The Stars Perform In Person — You Have Seen Them on TV BANQUET HALL FOR AMD LOAN ASSOCIATION Bring the Kiddies ^r Bring Your Camera OIYMPIC AMUSEMENT PARK POPULAR PRICES - ENTIRE FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO ATTEND SHOWERS * WEDDINGS i( GRADUATION PARTIES 345 Sonth Ave. GarwoocJ Midway Aitracilons Start Oije Hour Prior To Big Show [new tenon starts May 22—Pool opent May 29) i' I \ •••

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CRANFORD (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965 Three up for this periotj. Registration Chancel Choir at 8 o'clock tonight Van Every; Ziegfeld Girl, ZJetffeld; Saturday on • tihe\Queek of Ber-UJC Alumni Holding ^nd at 9 o'clock Sunday evening, wr Dictionary of "Classical Mythology, Slates Installed muda for a. six-day -vacation, in for the balance of the camp fol- Bermuda. Dinner-Dance Saturday lows: July 11-18, 33; July 18r25, theMale Quartet , ' ; Ganvoad Girl Seoul News Zimmerman'. v There will be a short meeting oi The library also has £ number Prof. Elmer Wolf of 116 Xeiill- 43 (filled); Jujy 25-Aug. 1, 43 - " Junior Troop 162 worthBlvd.is serving as Cranford (filled); Aug. 1-8,18; Aug. 8-15, 16; the daily vacation Bible school Junior of books on the hew math, which teachers at 9:30 o'clock tonight to, Mothers of scouts in troop served at the refreshment would be a great help to adults Careless Driving ;.••'. ticket .chairman for* the annual Aug. 15-22, 10; and Aug. 22-29, 5» Troop -76a were, guests at a Court stand. '••.. ' ; , . : Auxiliary dinner-dance of the Union. Junior Application blanks are available ctetermtae the curriculum. of Awards held last meeting at •who wish to. learn more about the Charges Against Two subject, Mrs. O'Regan said;. GARWQOD — Yhale H. Snow College Alumni Association to beat the Sportsman's Shop, Reel- the board of deacoriis-wil Washington School. The flag cere-, and Mrs.' Gerard Carnevale were GARWOQD'-- Robert -P. Basch held this'Saturday -at 6:30 p.m. at Strong Fuel Co*, Hedenberg-Mac- tomorrow at 8t30 pjna. and there< mony was. performed by Scouts Music, Politics of 115 Besler Ave., Cranford, and the Twin Brooks Country Club, | Bean Agency, Allen Printing Co. wiU be a meeting of the session,at "ISTbk WTT3^SltS~lm£ t from, jPcgc. 1)...-—: installed dent of Bay Leaf Post 6807, VFW, Richard. N. Stotz; of Roselle were Watefumg. arid Citizen arid Chronicle ptft.ee. pjit m .Tuesoay. Thaler, Deborah Kilburg and Glo- April 19 came four days-before the, Holy Name r The diner-dance will honor Prof. ria Kubish, ..Badges were received voter Wgistratidn deadline. d its Ladies', Auxiliary, respect- given summonses charging each The daily vacation Bible school He also will be able to vote for. ively, succeeding George W. Rod- with careless driving after cars Casey Grygptis on his 25 years' ^, excludifig . teachers, will ; by the scouts culminating two service at- Union Junior College. rneet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. ;" . years of-work. The entire troop himself. Not losing, any time in Election HeTcEner^nd Mrs. Rodner, at ceremon- driven by th,«m were involved in Presbyterians Tell his youthful political career, he ies Saturday night in Bay Leaf a collision on-South Ave.. .at OakProf. Grygptis is an alumnus of -'•^be Breakup of 'Old Frieiids" : earned-"My Troop" arid "My Tre- : GAKWOOD — Thomas P. Too- v is a candidate for the democratic. Memorial Home. .. •.-'•/ St, at 6:45 p.iti. Friday, police re- UJC. ..•'•.; v •••••''••• " , Activities / will beN^hbe^hee susubjecj t for discussion foil," badges. Qne hundred and Imeyof 634 Spruce Ave. was elect- W, at the midweek prayer and Bible five other badges were distributed County Committee in the fifth dis- ed president of the Holy Name So- Other post officers were install- ported. ' •••',•, • GARWOOD — "The Key to a d Bibl trict. He is serving his third term ed as" follows: "Senior vice-cOm- Mrs. ; Beatrice A. Basch was- Carefree ;Life" will be the Sermon study on WtsHnesday at 8 p.m., to in .the categories of musician, ciety of the Church of St. Anne at be ledby Rev. Melcolmson. songster, housekeeper-, hospitality, as president of, the kenilworth a meeting Monday night in St. mander, Nicholas Homyoek; jun- treated jxt the office of Di\ Francis Boys' ^p topic for the 11 si.m'.. worship serv- fronie, health aid, .persohal heialth, Young Democrats an,d is vice-pre- 'Anne's School. He succeeds Rob- ior vice-commander, Anthony Fill- M. Karney for a cut on the fore- ice ' on Sunday at the Garwopd home-health-safety, active citizen, sident pi the Union County Young ert J. Foliriusz of Cranford. man; . quartermaster, Harry D. head. ' '• ' . . • . .'•' •'' - Presbyterian Church. Rev. John. A. Democrats. . Richmond; chaplain, Walter A. Half Filled Malcolmson,- pastor, will base his ppnors Needed ^ community, sewing, cooking, I Others elected were: First vice- Next visit -of the Red Cross needfecratf, ' drawing - painting, At both, the, local and county ^president', John. McDermott; sec- Wenzel; judge advocate, Ralph G". Vocalists to Present The Cranford Boys'" Camp, lo- text on Matthew 6:19-34. Sunday levels, he has served ithe Demo- Mann; trustee for three years, Mr. cated on Silver Lafcp, near' Hope, school will convene at'9:45 a.m. BloodBipbile will be on. Tuesday, b,ooks> pets,, foot traveler, water johd, <•• vice-president,. Edward : May 25,-at the First Presbyterian; fun arid peri pal. . crats in a variety of Rapacities-— Bowes; recording secretary, Henry Rodner. : .•' , '•' ^ . •. Spring Concert at Dayton is 53 percent '.'filled (for the eight- ,... Conuiiunicarits' classes will meet ! campaign organizer, caravan, chair- In addition to Mrs. Carnevale, week season opening on Saturday, at 5:3d p.rri. on Sunday,.and Church. Persons wisliing to do- . • Written page • wo»k and; news- Riccardo, corresponding secretary, SPRINGFIELip •;—•. The annual nate blood are requested to call paper clippings were on display, man,, conference delegate, publici- Charles Behgle; treasurer, Ralph auxiliary officers for the coming' spring vocal music concert.will be July 3, it was announced this week per and Westminster Fellowships ty chairman, social organizer and year are: by President "John JD. Allen. will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. BR 6-6125 now to arrange, -for Mrs. James Thaler, troop commit- G. Mann; delegates to the Union presented at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow Rehearsals will be held for theappointments. tee mother, was in charge of re- dinner committeeman. In January County Federation of Holy Name Senior vice-president, Mrs. Jules at Jonathan Dayton Regional High , With the third ani fourth weeks freshments, after which the neigh- he started editing., the "Demo Societies, George Knierim and Fol; junior vice-president, Mrs. School under the direction of Rob- of the camp season' already com- Memo." a mimeographed news- Charles, Kaiser; treasurer, Mrs. 1 pletely booked, Mr. Allen urged borhood chairman, Mrs. V. L. Ne- David Silva. ert Edgerton, vocal- music instruct- 1 meth, showed colored slides of Girl paper devoted to Democratic news. Brian Boyle of Bayonne, 'who Rodner; chaplain, Mrs. 'William or. ^parents to make reservations as Walter, a graduate of Jonathan Appel; conductress, Mrs. Joseph soon as possible to get their choice Premium Fuel Oil 12.7 Scout activity in the community served -with the Peace Corps in The program will include sacred of the remaining six weeks. The over the past year. Dayton Regional High School, iNigeria, told of his experiences Sehnauffer; guard, Mrs. Charles music, folk songs and Broadway Take Advantage Of Our completed his student practice" Zarzecki; trustee, Mrs. .Andrew oamp is open to Cranford young- Brownie Troop 446 there. He related that many of the tunes. One of the highlights will L teaching in March at Hillside people in that country are able to Suplee. sters,who have reached$heir eighth Ater a short meeting at Lincoln Avenue Junior High School in Secretary, Miss Florence .Cas- be the score frpm "Mary^Pappins." birthday but have not passed their SUMMER PRICES School last week, Troop 446 hikfed speak about four or live native Cranford in Mrs. Lewis Laird's languages. He said that although taldo; color bearers, Mrs. Walter fourteenth birthday. For THIS MONTH ONLY* 0 tb the Craig Brothers' Florist class, . > Stockton, Mrs. Charles Christian, Jewish Women's Council Mr. Allen reported that'applica- gjreenhouses, where they toured the there ai;e about 700 corps members Fill Your COAL Bin NOW! with .serving there now more are need- Mrs. David VanPelt and Mrs. Wil- tion blanks were mailed.out dur- nursery. Mrs. Charles Craig ex- liam Budzieka; historian, Mrs. Install Two Residents LEHIGH Premium Anthracite plained hpw seeds are planted by Library Adds ed. From his earnings of $150 a ing the past week to 130 boys who W month he had to pay for his own Charles Gordmbey; patriotic in- Two women from Cranford were attended camp last season but NUT or $llltfd% PEA ,. $19.95 machine and then, when seedlings, (Continued from Page 1) structor, Mrs. Elmer Durow; mu- " are transplanted to flats/ Many are lodging, utilities and food. , ' among officers installed recently by whose .reservations- have not yet BUCK $19.50 Jones; Fleet Admiral Halsey, seum chairman, Mrs. Fol; flag the Greater Westfield Section of been 'received for the current sea- STOVE sold this way, but certain types of Keating; Life in India, Kaman; Mr. Silva urged, the membership plants, such as geraniums, are in- to write to members of Congress bearer, Mrs. William PilitowsM, the National Council of Jewish son. This is expected to produce The Explorer, Keyesj Life In Italy, and banner bearer, Mrs. Preston Women. an upsurge in registrations during SIMONE BROS. COAL & FUEL CO., dividually potted. From their own Kish. against Bill S-1211, which would troop treasury, each girl purchased change Election Day to the first Terrell. They are: Mrs. Reuben Acker- the coming week. A Certain Evil, Kraslow; NoTa f a plant as a gift for Mother's Day. 'Sunday in November. man, vice-president of public af- The president again noted that Cloud in the Sky, Lawrence; Self ' A standing ovation was given fairs, and Mrs. Bernard-Seffer, cor- boys -registering for the initial HUnter 62726 * WUnter 6-0059 AH Troops Portrait in Art, Lemer; Forever 'enilworth Social 5 Mr. Silva and Alfred Sicko for responding secretary^ A merit week, July 3 to 11, will receive an 1405 Harding Ave. (Cor. 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With Wins Over SF, Linden By MARK liAVILANX) • Ken Dlnsrhore blasted a pinch-hit homer on the first ball pitched to him in the last, half of the last inning to give the Cranford junior "varsity baseball team a 4-3 wiiôTcirScolch1 Plains this" ~ „ __.. >m^^-'tll^-^mij(^Xe^g-'%-râaa^ft^:rr The Cubs #$«&<& tcf :#mnste the Natloin'al Iieagiie tyiaimn&two more wins'tlus past at'Memorial Field-. • •• "i • • : .. , . unbeateri tliis wefek. The Ya'ttfts won ,10-1 jagawst the Kankin Fuel Red Sox Saturday, and weefc wtii&a in'tf&fed a sir6nfe one-hit pitching performance by flicjj Mazzejla. i The Cougars won another game earlier m the week when they took a close 1-0 game from the .Martin Jewelers Orioles on Thursday. . The (Ms n&$ct ifezzel/a's excellent pitching against Ufe Crajoford Realtors Pirates trounced Linden, 18-1. Coach Tom In the Red Sox game, the" Yanks put together four hits, a walk and a hit batter in the ntil &e fifth Inning when ffley, exploded for sevfen rttns to Kelpt th'em > an 8-0 Victory. Pugliese's squad now has a 7-2 fourth inning to put the game on ice. For the Sox, Willoughby and Fisher both, had two Mazzelik W& Al Pjfabio each had two safeties to pace the dinners at. the j>late while Don CHS Wins Watchiihg record. Wation Jhad the lone .Pirate tn the Linden contest, the win- hits to" give the losers their bingte. Tony Isaac pitched for Sportsmanship Award ning pitcher was Dick Smithers — ~ "ike Martin 1pitched with Andrews the loser in relief. arid t&d a d&trbie the losers. « . * " Jttmt C6lts to Stay Cranford High School wpn h&sif%gotft (I In their second game-of the the Watchung Conference A k«ve-ri(n second inning proved Thl&. Yarifes scored Hit week, the Cubs defeated thcr Sportsmanship Award, William •sffLctive as the Couga'rs took a riing run'ih the bottom of thM Cranford Kiwanis Clab Giants, 6-3. d in Porty League Martin, director of athletics an- six-run lead. Steve Pozarek start- wfep ihp Martin Jewelers prwles. ed the rally with a double and Joe Novcllo cracked out a pair of The American Legion Chiefs remained undefeated by routing nounced this week MlcLedd pitched; <6r ttie winners safeties,for the -winner/s. Harry ( Tho rotating trophy, which scored when Smithers reached and1 h'ad a double while fcramkow- the VFW Colts; 14 -4, this past Sunday in the Pony League. base 'on an error. Koenig kept the Lindesoth was -the winning pitch- The Chiefs pounded out 19 hits with Mat MatusJefsky pacing .has been in existence almost skl had a single. McLeod sjruck er apd.Bob,Hubiak took the Ipss. ( r^lly alive with, a single) before the attack with' a triple; a doulfle and three singles. John Gustavsen Siftce the formation of the con- oUt 18 ana* allowed only one bingle. The bobbins and, Allison Phillies ference, is presented annually Jay Siege! bounced a long- single to Kline pitched a good game for the |ai\d Blah Vari Cpra had three safeties while Steve Holler an and Chuck drive in two more runs. Larry pasted, a pair of. ôme-fronvbehind l to the school which i& rated first National. League, league osers allowing only two hits. •wins to take a firm hold on second jS?ch'dea6on ch'iVped in wjtjNwo.i = j,n sportsmanship for football Nelson reached on an error and W Brown got* the lone lut with a place The Phillies trailed the Don fterbsfer had a pair of bingles nine pitcher and helped himself and basketball. stole second and Gene Dernsey Cubs ... „ 6 0 radians 6 0 single Giants, 2-0, before coining up o» for tê losers. Gustavsen- and Van witn,' two bingles while John Tara- The student council commit- singled to load the bases. Chuck Phillies 5" X Yankees - 5 "l On Tuesday, the Antoine Tigers tbfe winning end of a 9-3 score and Cpra were on the mound for the, suk, Ed Nestor and Fred Johâitnsen tee at each school in "the con- Atchdeacon struck out and Joe Giants 3 5 Orioles 3 2 kept the Sportsman's Shop Sena- tlxey fell behind to the Hedenberg winewinnerss ^hll^le Charlie Barna hurl- were on {he mound for the losers, ference does the rating which reached on an error to Dodgers 3 3 Athffeties 3 3 tors in last place, 7-2. The Tigors Dodgers, 4-0, before rallying,to ed for the Colts, foha'nnsen also had a pair of hits includes players,, cheerleaders, drive in the final two runs of the Pirates «. 2 4 Bed Sox 2 3 scored four runs in the fourth fol- r lot the Rams. inning. < • \ • «: Bob Llzanich, George The second place- Cranford Ro- students and bandi Reds v Z ^ Tigers '.. 2 3 owing a thtee-run third frame. and Ray itomanowskl aO tary Club. Bears reniainecX in con- TJhe following is the schedule of, The trophy will, be presented Two walks and five hits were Brav.es ,.. ... 3 "4 , vymte" Sox 1 4 Singles by Kresge, Diakon, Meyer „. j safeties for the Pfrijlies in tention by posting ft 13-5 trjjtfmph last Saturday's postponed at the final awards assembly. issued to Cranford! in the foiirtfy Cards * u 1 5 Senators 0 6 and Hahn, a triple and single by 1 it Giant .contest while John Na- o.ver the Cranford Elks Angels. ;a'mes: Marttns-vs.. Angels, May 29, 1 — *— anfed they came up with si;x runs fo Montgomery, paced the Tiger of- varro and Bob Mulhauser each Ron DeLonge. crackqd out three Nomahegan Boufevard"; Rams vs. take a 12-1 fead. Iri the sixth; rfomatiegan league Unami league fense. For the Senators, O'Malley hits'including a'etouble; Tin\ Sta- Ch'iefs, ,J?ay 3'0, tfnami No. 2, Bears Cranford exploded for another' had two singles and DiCicco_aiid hidJ.1BW Ma pai^#»«»r ow—f bingle—— 1* s ior the losers. _._.,_,- a double and a.smgle 'and Vs. Blues, June 6', Nomahegan (Jarvey, Albans five. , Pawnees «ki each-hatf o7fe7~"~ ^ • LfeanicS ,was the winning p4eher Boulevard, a'ndf Seals vs. Colts, Mohicans and Fte'jd B^yecjb took the loss. . .Mark. . Petering - blasted* a. bases- 1 Nels&n, Sgrfgnoli arid A'rchdea- .The Medics Athletics took a pair Trie PhWhes *<« In 1IC UnitMile drive in one furf." 2-1 decision over the Packing En- XMton pitched strong ball for the Two local hali-milers, running score Sgfignoli. Smithers then lin- Qhfeyennes Hurons 1 Crows r..». 0 gineering Indians, ftab pitched Angels by pitching three" innings for different high schools, turned ed a triple to score the final runs Apach'es ... and had a single along with Shak, without allowing a run. DeLonge, in superb efforts this, past Satur- of the stanza. Jjjck Nestor had two bingles for Pojtiy league Koode, Avery and Lawless. Marsh trie losers." CorciejUevwas'Itn^ win- Al Denegky and\Jim*fi«branski day m the Uniop. County Confer- In the Scotch Plains contest, the L and Beadle shared the pitching for ning Roundsman and Nestor were on the mound-fof the Beats. ence track andf field meet. Cougars Jujmped off to L w the losers with Marsh having two took thcr fos - Junior Mike Gayvgy,of q_i Jcadj Blues 2 2 The Doflg^rs won ttteir.other tilt Beavers splft a p&ir of Ults 6Ver the S^VaisSy ^n'd JV Baseball Catholi1 c won* Jthe 880-yarrt d^ run jn two runs in the first when Koenig Bears ^ 4 Colts ...v .72 Beavers SS 3 with one out and men on second during the week by downing the weekend lo stay at the .500 mark. Cranford at Hillside, 3:30 record time ot 1:55,2 with senior walked, and scored on Siegel's Rams • 1 and third, Rab struck out the next Cranford Savings and ' Loan They nipped the ElizibetVCran- p.m. Tom Albans of Cranford High double, and Nelson singled in Sie- Stars 3 Angels 1 3 Marlins , 2 4 two batters to end the game. Braves, 5-1. Mike Schaffer, Jim ford Junior League Stars, 2-1, but Varsity Tennis — Cranford School placing second at 1:56.4. gel. Seals 0 In the other game, the-A's routed, Carrajat and Jack Nestor all lost to" the Cranford Lidns Club at Linden, 3:30 p.m."** Garvey turned the "first quarter The Eaider» tied the contest in 1 Cougar League the Tigers, 4-Q. With o pitched for the winners while John Blues, ,7-4. Against the Stars, Rich Varsity Tiack — Cranford in 55.5 and held a 25-yard lead the final inning, They loaded the hits apiece in this game, the^win- Van Brunt was on the mound for Ettel tossed a one-hitter for tbê at Scotch Plains, 3:30 p.m. over Albans. Albans dosed the L bases on walks before Arnesen Wolverines 3 ning pitcher Heller liadia'strike- the Braves. Tom Jennette had two Beavers. He helped his'Own cause Freshman Baseball — Edi- gap on the final quarter but still reached! on tn error and Hire Tomcats .'. . 5 o 2 I' > 2 outs'wtiile the toserMbntgomery hits for the winners and Anthony with two bingles while Neil Braun- son at Hillside Ave. School, finished seven yard's behind tae drove in the tying marker. Panthers .....' 'S 1 had 12.. Hits by liopde. Averv and Santor blasted- a homer for the stein and Cialg Sands also had 3:3b pan. winner. Dinsmore's homer won the game Lynx „ 3 I g 1 by Heller gave itosers. two nits. Jim Nolan took the Bobcats ,- 2 1 Tomorrow: Varsity Baseball — u Albans' time of 1:56.4 establish- for Cranford in the bottom half of Leopards 1 they>^runs. Montgomery, The "Braves bounced back to loss. Tom Korner made a nice de- Union County Tournament — ed a new half-.mile marker Cran- the seventh. Tigers 2 '1 Bearcats 0 iakon had the hits for nip the American Legion Cards,^ fense play in center field to help Cranford * vs. Linden at Me- ford High School D*lck Lewis Held Cranford . I Linden Badgers O Ettel keep his one-hitter. AB B II 1-0, behind the two-hit pitching morial Field, 3:30 p.m. the record with 1 57.4. Koonig A3B a n2JColemnj n 3 0 0 Orioles beat the Reel-Strong of Anthony Santor. Van Brunt On Sunday, the Blues evened Varsity Golf — Cranford at Bruce Weberbauer of CHS plac- Konaoack 2 0[Budcmler 3. 0 White Sox, 6-4, on Saturday. clouted a homer for the lone run their season slate by stopping the Slecel 3 2|Gutowslti 1 O 1 J. F. Kennedy, 3:30 p.m. ed second in th6 discus and fourth Avails i OIBelkon 2 0 0 high game out of the top ten. straight sets from Zawislafc aiy Mc^flugh, Manhardt, and Gordo.n of the game. Steve Gachko was Beavers, 7-4., Ray Mazzella was Freshman Baseball — Clark in the shot put events. He thtew Nelson 4 3|acnor 3 0 0 The annual banquet for the Pondicello, 6-2 and 6-2, had singles and ^double by Harris the losing pitcher,. the winning'harler and Tom Ddo- 4 3|Wesnleskl 2 1 0 at Orange Ave. School, 3:30 the discus 151-11% and tossed the 1 llCzekay 2 0 1 league will be held May 20 et the and a triple by Kevin Brown high- The Cranford Elks split their ley took the loss.'Mazzella helped p.m. shot 53-10%. Arohdencon 5 31 Brown 0 0 Cranwood. lighted action at the plafe for the- two games during the week. They his own cause with two hits- and 3 ljZaneski 0 0 CorMirs Swe Monday: Varsity and JV Base- Wayne Huckel was the only Pitta 1 Mivdorski 0 0 Individual standings in the vari- Orioles.«The Sox hacT singles by beat the Pirates. 10-4, but lost to Crane- blasted a triple for the other Cougar to place as, heiin- Qorlin 1 Johnston 0 0 Connelly and Kirlin with a' two Blues. Ettel had two safeties for the ball — Cranford at Clark, 3:30 Selltfr 5 Rubinckek 0 0 ous groups for the month of April the Cards, 3-1. Gaxy Herbster, ished fourth m the javelin with a Eotoiek 2 Andrews 0 0 included; Group AA — Theodore To tgkeMSpot bagger^ by Roche. Manhaidt was Jack Leppler and Glen Thimons Beavers. pan. I toss of 165-11%. 5 Hyll 246, "Willia" "Gray 245, Wil- fmtinLbop the winning pitcher and Currie each connected for a pair of bingles The Stars bounced back on Sun- • Vaisity Golf — Cranford vs. Smltfiers the loser. , Roselle Park,,3:3G p.m. Other local boys placing for Ro- liam" Zielenbach 635 and Michael On* th€ iinal nfenf 6t the Cran- in the Reds win over "the Pirates. day ,to roll past the Goldberg's selle Catholic included; Paiil Maf- Totals 41 18 23 Totals 22 1 2 rtayeck' 632; Group A—Walter J^firW Ladies* Bowling- Lfeague, The Indians won from the Sena- John Paredes and,. Ken Rastelli Freshma'n Baseb'aH — ,Mc- 1 Men's Shop-JSejaJst.13-3. _—,_„.. fey, fourth- in th'e mile with a time Cranford Scotch Plain* Remhold 235, Harry Barnum 23Q, toVs,in, the paly othej;, were on the mound' ftfr the wM- Marius at Orange Ave. School, ^Corvairs swept three games larft,, Gary Kamin and MikMikee CamCampp- of 4:30.6; and Bill Klfmas, second KB R AB B II Anthony DiGiovanni 632 and j "from the Stingrays to taTce third ners while Ralph Johnson todft the bell aft ia'd two bingles fox the . 3;3ty p.m., 2 2 1 Aifnesen 0 0 fu#*day: Varsity Tennjs; —• in 'the 440-yard'dash with a time a 1 2 Hire 9 >o ham Htrtaak, 6^7; Group B ' * place. The MGs v»on -the league loss.. Johnson, had a single and a* Sjtar$ ifttiB* Ptttt Niesz CW(CKe lltHti; H6 Ma Chuck Radis pitched for th^ Ca'tds stopjpingtheCranfordJHotelRams, Baseball Cranford at Scotch Doug. Kterrnan had his best pitching rie Maloney, 444; Minna' Snyder, In Orange Avenue School's win and Thimons hurled for the Reds,. I n-3. "Pattl Caldwell was the win- Plains, 3 & p.m/ The pranford Democratic Club effort for the season thus far 440^ Helen Arrahts, 439;*Beverry over the Haiders. Terry Mack led" Chicasaws and the Multi-Amp was aided by Lee Pelicano the local's batting attack with a r Cougar Têt team Sanitate, 437. Leriapes remained undefeated this Brad Johnson in the hittalg" de- AJCso, Betty Butler, 433; Flo doubte while Knauer arid Chuck r' v êek in tlnaml League action. partment, Some fine iifSlding by Gaim Two More Jackson, '432; Anhfc Healed,- 427 Diakon each singled. Scotch Plains ^ iae n ftve Jim t>6yle at secorid>foase helped Ceil Peters, 426; Lillian Krol, 423 opened' th6 scoring with' a ruii.in' gtr&igilt games while .the Lenapes his team's cause^ One-SideaWins Mae'Wa"dle; 4Z0; Bette Gufski, 41S i Ke: third ' before 'the local squad 4i The Shop'-Rij^Crees overwhelm- fty MARK HA"VlLAND Marianne, Cqlangelo^îe; Pat came back to tie the cointest in '••••. . L{ist. Thurscta'y, the Chicasaws ed the RGDtfblican Club Crows, Coach Al Schmidt's varsity ten- ner,, 4i5, ahd May Block, 414. the fourth and finally won .it in " held off a stubborn J. B'. Williaitis to 3. Jrftike Corso's! double,,with the bottpm of the seventh. •• ; nis team rolled to tavo impressive , FinajL team "Standings Contiahche team, 6 to 4, Don'Hard-; the bases loadect started things The Orange Avenue nine came man, getting dft to a slow start, coUing in the first Inning'and the Victories this past week'by"defeat- ing the Plaii^field netsters, 4-1 on u^p with a pair of tallies in the allp\ved (he Comanches three q.u)ck 3fees never stopped. Doijglas Dick, third frame to stop John Adams,. runs with Chris Coates, Bob M " pulTecl off a beautiful unassisted Monday, and' blanking the Rams "of Roselle, 5-0 on Tuesday. The 2-0. DiRini was the winninf hurl- and Joe Rickwalder getting: il; double play. Stu Yaguda held the er and stryck out. nine DiRini, hits. D6"n settled down Crows' to three scattered hits.' Jer. locals, how have a 7-1 mark and appear to be headed toward Cran- Ross Cree and Mack hit safelytfor- some good hitting by Geojpê- Davis, ry Feristerman, Jon lita'reus and CQUgars. Mike Razook arid Sk<*efs Sheen. Billy H-Ughes pitched fot .the ford High School's best season. Davis once again led^nis teani with Crows with •Jerry's two doubles In the Plainfleld contest, Pete clutch hitting. J

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C 15. I9C5" double by Barry Ryan and- a single and Mrs. R. R. Barrett both had V ; Fisherman Hooked / by- Jim '•Samowski while the Tomcats Take Lead in Coyigar Leagm 26 putts. . • " A fish hook at the..end of a line- Apaches had four "singles, two by [n, Glass B-,-Mrs. Charles Varn cast by another boy.caught- in the Vince Abbott. ahd~tShe each by The Tomcats won a pair of close plate. MoKenna and-Boblick pitch- The Panthers also fell victim to had 98-23—75 and'- Mrs, Jarihes side of the head of Martin Wer- Tom Cermak and ••j'ohii Storch. ed for the winners and Bob.Matus the big fjrst inning as the Tigers Skinner and Mrs. John Collins *arnes.this-week to stay unbeaten : hpek, 15,. of .,10'Colby Lane, near Mark Ijjvani was the fielding star chucked for the, Wildcats.. came. iij> with four matkers to both"shorriet 76s tp tie for second' Defeat 9 n Cougar League action. '•'•*.• the left eye, while he ..was fishing of ''trie'gaine, - " .'':...• . . The Tigers '.also, won over .the knacfc~1TF(? Panthers from thBT>b MncDonald and Demsey had a homer add a double Emma Peirce won low putts with that pain»is_ not. always a warn- In the Linden tilt, 6>6phomore hurler Doug Ross took the loss CBL Banquet over the Wolverines. Gill Boblick j Barry Cohen hit"well foi the, Wild- in a losing cause 29. while Kmak gained the victory. ing signal of cancel If any of the also chipped in. with n homerun i cats. ' George Gatesy of the Wolver- Seven DangeTiSignals is present, John, Fedorko.^Ross, Dennis Burke first place of the afternoon in the Set for May 20 and John McKenna had n the( nominating committee. Final team standings are: Committee, as well as Mr. Boert- w h - i . w UJEiL-mcLAIN GASBC.LER scored.' The following two batters Loop Standings mann and Joseph Trezza, vice- Crontord Barber Shop Cl 33 'osplsll . , „ walked to force in tho final jrpn. Thermal, InCj , . . . Hood . , , ,,, hot water or stettm systems Gray's'Pawnttes split their two pi esldfeht of the league. Jranford Efodv tt lender 56 * 40 Pospisil Pinners n-lando . \ , Craafard moved within two in isay Maldil i. 65V, •pohnelly .. „ games but managed Vo hold on to Trophies wtll be presented by onle Qreneratbr SO 46 ' 'Win Suburban Pin Loop Blessc] , „.. , i m Big capacity in small size the second. Prill and Fedorko William Linge, chairman of theWaj^ido OardchS is "47 Howe —•only countor-top high singled and then executed a per-first place this past week in the Aaron's Drutks i 48 48 The Pospisil team tooTc first CtHbert . prize committee, and prizes will loe'D Market L 48 60 O&trQve , fect doub,lts steal. Ross drove both Nomshfcgan. League place in the Suburban Women's Built-in tankloss water be presented by Harold Kmney, vltko's Barber 8)>op 43 63 Orom lT ynnr runners in wjth a safety. In the foun&'b flectrlc , 41 _53 agu^ this p_ast week. Second SDetir , atap y Qri jwon l secretary: "Invocation will Crlaantl Shoe SospiUl UB .Jhs-C-augag^-raUy-of ^r-snrgfcr win place -went To the Blood, team and" 'rouhd hot water—saves with an 8-1 be offered by 'Rov. John Dexhei- Salomon's Spdrt Shop 32 fi4 Condfy money and space run was«not enough to win. the over the Apache?. Kevin Murray rocr, pastor of the Cranford Meth- Orlando took third. stmck out 16 battqri and only al- Betty Spear rolled the high ser- • Rugged; corrosion-resist- game. odist Church. Echo Lake Results ant cast iron construc- Fielding errors also cost the lowed two hits for the victors. Booster Banquet ies of 514 on games of 192, 168 and tion , Cougars the game with Scotch Tom Bucker was the losing twirl- The Acacia Insuiance Co team, J54. Agnes Webber posted a 190. Mrs George Knauer, Jr. shot a Plains. In the second inning Mil- er and struck out Id batters Jim captained by Royal Fajrchild, won Other high merles were: Jeanine | net 74 to win the Class A Division f Handsome jacket fully ler singled and came all the wayMurray led, the Pawnees with a the championship this season in Set for June 8 Rowe, 503; Lois Siessel, 497; Edith of the women's 18-hole group this inaulated with foil- m to score on a wild* throw. In the double and two jaflgles, Skip Nem- the 24-team league which just The awards dinner for all the iondiy, 496; Mid Gutshall 492; week at Echo Lake Country Club, backed Fibreglaa sixth after1 two strikeouts, Jackson eth "had. two singles, John Boblick completed Us twenty-first year of Cranford High School varsity ath- Lil Niebrugge, 491; Mary Lou jMxs, W. G. Qiander and Mrs. walked apd Socher reached on aa double, Bob Bergen and Artbowling activity. etes wjll be held Tuesday, June 8, Schliek, 410; Carmen Coyle, 409; Richard Maxwell tied for se-cond two-base error scoring Jackson. Benfign each a single. The two at tne Hillside Ave. School, George Helen Boczon, 469; Agnes Webber, with net 76s. Mrs. N. A. Weldon Seminole hits both singles Hayeck, pi"esidtent of. the Cranford Fred Vogel took the loss for Booster Club* announced yester- There's nothing like gas heat to Cranford while Clark took the vic- and made by Tom Bueker and Leopards Win relieve you completely of winter Paul Plnimirtv latter marie day. tory.' ~Tfie H6slef~CIub~ president ~al5o The Cougars were* not abio to several good catches In the field. a Weil-McLain Cast Iron Gas Brown's Mohicans brought the noted that John Van Bjun.t has keep up with Clark's pitching as The Leopards swept past the been appointed ticket chairman Boiler for efficiency and long life. he had a no-hitter going until the Pawnees' winning streslk to anPersians to win the St. MichaeVs abrupt halt on Saturday by snut- and master of ceremonies for the final stanza when Burke blasted a Bowling League this past week. banquet. Joseph Prill and Frank mg out the league leaders by 15 CONVENIENT, TERMS-' Enjoy both automatic heat single Gerry Berard of the Minks roll- D'Antonio will assist with the Cranford to 0 Bill Moloney held the Pawn- Cai) today, rorfree estimate. and abundant domvitt? hot I Linden ed the high series of 488 and Kaytickets. ^ the tthmc boiler. Beadle 0|tCoinmeror 4 ees to ftiree hits an'd Struck out Nolan Tomalavage of the Minks had the A full-size printed paogram Burke while the losers used Skip Nemeth, high game of 18&. Vogates. In hitting with JLynx, 40f}, and Eileen Lynch Van Brunt 0 .0 ble and two singles, gtan Cur: Minks, 402. Totals 23 0 t| Totals 85 2 3 had two singles while Whites Rankm and Greg Walters in. leap. For Cranford Fair, DiGio- vanni, and Hamilton took the next spots. Shulman and DiGiovanni SPRED SATIN cleared II..ft. in the pole vault but Shulman took the event with leas misses. and your home glows with the beauty John Sorgo won the broad jump PAINT SALE ijnd Baker placed third for Cran- and warmth of a real fireplace! ford. Weberbauer tpok his second -—Limited time only! -« Be Sure! Buy the wall paint with | LIFETIME the WRITTEN GUARANTEE! r ow you can have a real fireplace the bother of wood, kindling, ashes, logs, hearth, and screen, ready for ALUMINUM )n almost any room in your home. smoke, soot pr sparks. A direct connection immediate installation. Installation takes just one day. And from your present gas Ijne keeps fuel And look what it .idds to the room! A • Scmno n• —presto—that drab, chilly corning when and us you need it. No dramatically beautiful focal point...a co/.y • Storm Windows recreation room, living room or den becomes expensive masonry construction, uithec. center for family fun...there is nothing like a decorator's drcain...alive*with the a real gus .fireplace, Installed in one day. • Combination Window Scxeou* And an endless variety of decorator facings warmth and charm of a real wood-burning F.njoyed for a lifetime. Call or visit your can be used, including glass, brick, grass clotty • Combination Storm & Se?«*n fireplace. For just pennies a day. ( nearest G.ts Company oflicc- today. or marble facing to match your 5 s a c v tnrc > 1 c L-#* Porch ~EttCitOTrxmf l ' "' [j.' if HfttA'? ~- Til"Til? iltiTZLiltiTZ-Li"i ^ fy]' fy]i??J'I°pJ i??JIpJ.. ?? >>!! i \Vi !i Thrn .easily.chaHgal. if you liiu:, logs ThaT t burn witihh n genuinfle flame, yet t room is redecorated. . NONJONEYDOWN • Tub Enclosures never burn up! Just a touch of the control Approx. $10 per month • Awnings Now guaranteed five way3l Coverage • button anil Uie'sas fireplace ignites without The >(as fin-place comes complete with ;us JDurability • Washability • BoaUty • Easy • Jaloutlw Painting. Spred Satin must do what we • Balling* say it will or your money back! You bo • Shujbtors tho judgo! o Awniag Windows LIFETIME Aluminum Prod. RICHARD SHOWROOM ELIZABETH METUCHEN I PERTH AMBOY RAHWAY WESTF1ELD — Open Friday Evenings — 17 VV. Jarscy St./500-H. Bicid St. 452 MJIII Street i 220 Mjrkut Struct 219 Central AvonuO 184 Elm Street 102 South Ave., W. LL 2-61C0 MC 61700 I ME 61700 ME 6-1700 . AD 3 0040 101 N. Union Ave. . i BR 6-2540 \ •'•

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IUEAL ESTATE FOR SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES FOR SALE WOMEN MEN . Delia Rosa Hurls One-Hitter PAINT FIRST INSERTION — 3 cents a word, 90 cents mtnirtium, cash COMPLETE Umt REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN wanted for DRIVER, light delivery truck. Must know As Cougars Rout Rains, 104 with order. (A 10 cents service charge isimadi? for each, INTERIOR AMD EXTERIOR active, centrally located office In Cran- Cranford Btrects. BOB'S MARKET.- 10? G.G.NUNN ford. Experience preferred but will train. Walnut Avenue, Crantord.' . BBJdfcq. 6- By MARK HAVILAND " '.""'' billing.) WALL PAINT Car- ettcntUl. „ 1214. ' . - tora -tun 2,000 colors REALTOR — BR 3-8890 Backed by th« strong one-hit pitching by veteran soythpaw*, Mike «|>o.ou per gaiv $17,000 'PLUS NEW CAR AS BONUS I for REPEAT INSERTIONS -," (Consecutive weeks without copy to choow from man over 40 In Cranford area. Use Delia Rosa, the Cranford baseball team rolled to an easy' 1D-1 yictoyy- changes) 2 cents a word, 60 cents minimum. BRidge 6-8110 4 Batln Fnttnel * WAITRESSES, day and sight shifts. Call car for short trios to contact customers. over the Roselle Rams Tuesday, DellgJRosa wentall tlie way to take Touch Floor FlnUhe* Write J, A. Dlckcrson, Pres., Southwest- BRldite 6-8172 between 9 a.m. and S ut-10."ProsK took the loss for Roselle. ADS SET BY LINES - 15 cents a lirie, minimum charge '90 Color Matohlng service p.m. Cranford Bitter. ern Petroleum Corp.. 534 "ITtJOULDN'T CHEaMOCOTJI PAWT_ Cougar offense was paced "by Ed Beadle,.Tom Nolan, Dennis cents. Ads set in caps, with blank lines or display lines llwortb Burke and Paul Lingerfeldt who ; — must be charged by lines. Display lines (12 .point type ——r . HAPPEN! BR 6-1888 Why not c&rn good money the AVON way all collected a pair of hits. Dowd, S., a suspended one- to two-year only) charged as two lines. by taking orders for .AVON COSMETICS HELP WANTED ib To a nicer family tfctm yours. Wo belong COW OR' HOBSE MANXJREr Well rotted. durlne your free time? customers are cx- picked up the only hit for Roselle. j state "prison sentence and lined him •together/- *m Jrt»ht-tiw» in A .most. eoR- Farm-rich topuoll, also fill dirt. Call pffctlne '• an AVON Representative to- call. MEN OR WOMEN p ^ woman In the office or a-nauonally known Corinthian white with red Interior, B!t Ram Nine, 1-0 REALTORS — INSURERS fl»!lt-leveir SO POLISH OFF YOT7R PIN callent condition. BRtdge 2-8129. " Delia Rosa forced Lingerfeldt at BOARD OF REALTORS Herring Cmnford and AND- WRITE A CHECK AS THIS HOME manufacturing firm. MM3V ba accurate third. Fedorko singled to drive in The junior varsity baseball, HAS BEEN REDUCED TO $23,900. SALT FOB ALL WATER BOPTBNER8 I V I typist. Diversified duties wlU Include tele- Suburban Union County , Calclunr Chloride tor many uses I 1/ I type operation, some figure work and gen-RENAULT —1959. Needs sgnie work but Dinsmore and then Ed Beadle learn boosted their record to 8-2 Multiple Listing Service exoellcnt buy for' haridy youna teUow. TRUBSNBACH'S PEED, it 8SED. BR14W eral office functions. Small staff with Make offer, BRIdne 2-5129. walked to load the bases. Tom by edging out the Rains of Roselle, REFRESHING CHANGE alOot «8 Owth Ave7 g.t QianXBfd. # pUntant wnrlrlntr—condition's ftrrtly In. erson. Nolan's single scored, another two fl,-Tuesday aftegnooh al tho vie" irom iust another Cape cod to a VERY SEVERAL BARDWICK tM nuut«W. Wk runs. Burke hit his second sacri- tors' home field. Dick Smithers SPECIAL CAPE CQD. There's a Living feet condition, $30 e»oh. CaU Bttldrt FURiNISHED 24 HERNING AVE. room with a bay window and a real flre- 6-0303- tf } S. GYPSUM co. fice to allow Beadle to score. was l«ta llna of w»xers and ROOMS FOB RENT by day or week. w jowder room on the 2nd floor. Att Janltorlia «uppUe». 4)6 Centennial SECRETARY wnftWe rates. BRldM Mm. CBAM- Beadle's single. Burr reached on struck out 10 and walked only .two ' Tender Loving tare .' .118 OAK LANE ' garage, .lovely .yard and convenient to Avenue. BRidge a-atMy, » really »howtf In our NEW USTBfd. Tmio* Town, i Experienced, for personnel. .Rapid skill, PORD HOTEL. , . U an infield hit to load the bases. while Arendt struck out six and ability, to do detail work. Apply in person Cape with fireplace In Living Room, full Colonial home. Living ' room with Are- POANOfl AMD OROANfl, too brands, bert QARWOOD — One room, in private home, Dennis Burke singled to score issued a mere three free passes. Dining Room, kitchen with sepv*t* «atUig place, dining room, eat-In kitchen. Db*der to Personnel, White Laboratories, Inc. for business men. Scmt-prlvate entrance ' urea, 4 bedrooms, 3 bfttht. L6vel» reo. room, rear screened Doroh, three bedrooms, price*. DODKIN PIANO CO-. North Oalloplng HU1 Road. Kentlworth (Near Five Beadle and Grote. After two quick The Cougars decisive run came Ave. fit MUroMl Station, WestfUid. Points, Union). a&d bath. Call between 6 and 7, ev«t- roam with lnv. and oU hot *j*ttr heat are tile-bath, recreation room, one-car attached OPlWjpAIfcTr 8:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. ADmu a-88H, • ._ tf ntags. T89-1254. • ^^ outs, Lingerfeldt doubled in Burke in the third. Smithers reached base' Just a few Wings that makes n»» *i*i gmrago, HoooevfcU Scnool. iWSOO OUseKS. it, a*' p.m. wceic- and.Jfctmr, BO attractive, Priced tn (he JO's. *"\ '"By Appointment da.yo, 9-1 p.m. Saturdays. Light house- chro* and Kcpr.is hit hir£ to LAMPS keeping, prepare' dinner (or two children, The Rams rallied to score ane second. On a fielders choice play FREg PARKING at ages 10 and 11, and one adult. Recent WANTED TO BUY ttamrma BPHCIAUSTR OVKB <» .references necessary. Can BRldae 6-2724 unearned run in the final stanza. Smithers scored from second. McPHERSQN REALTY Co. TEARS IN EtBCTRICAIi CAMP AND to arrange Interview WE BUY BOOKS The Cougars collected only four TEL. 276-1053 SHAD8 BUSINB88, IMBaZB. BTOCK. Markowitz reached second on ai r REALTOR G.G.NUNN FtSASS 'CALL FOR DETAILS LAMP PARTS. BASEa, BTC. WE 'CARWOMAN WANTBO for general housework • P. M.«BOOK SHOP error and Westly was a pinch r'un4 hits while the Ranis had three. Open" Daily""9^5 Stnrthur IS- - - QPEK EVERY ©AY KKPAIR ANY LAMP OR SHADS. and Ixonlnit, three days per—week. Call PLftlnfleld 4-3000 ner. Dowd was safe on a fielders .Cranford will play their next Open Tuesday and Thursday and Insurers See our ads in Sections 1 and 3. EvtninitB, 6:30 -0 pjm 878-4151, , two- WIQ SBD3ERT, 388 Lincoln Drive. K«n- at Kamp Kiamesha,?csidence camp BEEN LOOKING tion at less than $30,000. Better coll now. DJNINa ROOM SET: two reclining chairs; Uwortb. BRidge 8-0526. • tt car garase, full basement, paneled family hassock: vanity and bench; TV trays; tea At Lincoln School for boys operated in the Klttatinny room. Dead-end street, walking distance cart. Call between 4 and V p.m. CHcst- Jcr the anssssS honse. »« W» Itt ^11 ufthst*Ta. (Kruuwnlt Srhnnl DlitrlctK J.UMISWa POHCH »B?1ortr«ii usin« SUMMER RENTALS Thisweek's square.dance session Mountain Range by the YM-YWCA- PHILF. HENEHAN Prlnolpafs." 373-5838. • lalousles, awning type windows, _ com- of Newark and vicinity."" The~camp~ Early English Colonial 1 REALTOR QARApS SALE: Bltces. bird cases, paby bination storm windows and screens ox sponsored by the recreation depart- with 10 delightful rooms. 3 full baths, plus as Aides .Street. BRidge 9-7938 CHARMING SIX-ROOM Cupe In Bloomlnc- furniture, household Items and assorted combination doors. LIFETIME AIAJMJr NOVA SCOTIA ment will beheld al;lAncoli* School will open on June 27, and subse- - - .«•*»» "^cfB^ room. 2 gracious flre- Uitlng dftle school area. Eat-In kitchen, dlnlntf bric-a-brac. Sponsored by' Cranford MUM PRODUCTS, UK*., 103 Booth Ave- baths, fireplace. Cranford. Jaycee^nttes. Saturday. May 15. 10 a.m. W. BRidge 6-3205. tf OVERLOOKING ' from 8:30 to 10;30 p.m, tomorrow. quent two-week cantp periods will , oil hot. water he lix room house. .Xh All attractively placed on a large 110 x 153 agi •»!».** f^ '+n*'n~. +rv Jill nt- begin on July il, July 25,and-Aug- lot. Priced In the 930s. . . ling vlllaie. Magri T*ftK Ij ; -HUttiti'Cdl:— ; • • • sunsets. By week or month. Harold Heds- Oalnn) ' • • ', • '• - •'• '• • " MOVING — china dinner ' set, sectional MA8ON WORK AND RBPAIRe. Bteps, dents of Cranford. No prior knowl- ust 8. IP YOU'ARE!' ' • '-'• • ,' " ,''';-;•• • .-•• Marie Robinson _„„.„„_„_._ BR 6-7841 bookcase, bureau,, davenport, beds, lamps, w«its, patios, drains. > No job too peth. 110 Wfferson Rd., Princeton, N. J. Naomi. Henehan ».._«.™.u...__..~ BR 8-J063 tables, two .small runs,. Seth Thomas small. BRldce 2-6044. 'Alter 5 p.m. Tflcphpne: 609 024-0681. edge of square dancing is required, Moving Out Of State Baul F. Hampaon _.....,..__._„ BB 6-087*1, clock, and'other household Items. Call call BRidge 6-3520. • M Refreshments will be servedâfter S Friday Evenings 7-9 P.M. BRidfce 2-6419. . •". • VERMONT'— LAKE CHAMPLA1N. House- Secretaries Meeting INTfcR-CITY REAL ESTATE REFEB,RAt. FOR FAST ACTJON keeping cottages. Relaxing family vaca- the dance. . SERVICE CAN HELP YtHJl TELEVISION REPAIRED FAST. Ft* ShO tion. BdeutUul surroundings. Write The Union County Association of OLD FASHIONED piano stOol.XW; ^ best and fastest service call Econpmj Lake Champlaln Vacation Camp, North UST YOUR HOME $3, pair; oak washatand, $13; books, fi Electric, BRidge 6-3835. day or night, tf Hero, Vermont. ' Educational Secretaries, will hold ptlce for month of May; spinning wheel, G. E. HOWLAND, Inq.- $28; solid wood* school desk und .chair Sentenee_Suspended its annual dinner meeting at Hill- WITH sets, 84.50: upright classic piano,' $75; side Avenue Junior High School at Realtor BR 6-5900 lawn sweerfcr, $10; Marble-top dresses MASONRY - CARPENTRY In Alcohol Sale Case $28; Victorian couch, $25. ARCHIE'S ALTERATIONS PAINTING 6:30 this evening. Entertainment 13 Eastman St. Cranford OPEN HOUSE DONALD P. HILm RJE-QALB SHOP, Meyersvllle;' TJ. J. 64,7- Union:pouhty Judge Chester A will feature Jack fclatt and the Hi- •; RJ5AL ESTATE BROKER 1140. Open 5- BON , side porch, clus many extras. Owner wants WOMEN nc—Heating — Repairing. 330 volt offers. $31,500. first to see this Immaculate bungalow. Fuel'thrifty G-E furnace. full housecower Fans — Kitchen and attlo WIUJAM ROESEL ~ Interior and 'Ex Clean heat—4e«» housework! —SHAHESMAGENCY PRICED at only $20,500 WOMAN WBSHE3 IRONINO to do In exhaust, fi Burnsido Avenue. terior Palotliig. Skilled tosuhanlcs. Per- lonal supervision. ' 430 Manor Avanue, "~h"5ma.6 ' ttdieaBHtdt tcmi arudiia c-aTig. Realtors *• Where else In today's market can you find BJOHT ROOM, two bath, center hall spll 9294. id^ 15 North Ave., E. a two-bedroom "home, pjua family room level. Hot water heat, many extras. ' Tor this price? ' ' . WOMAN WANTS Ironlnu, done In homo PAINTINO — Exterior, Interior. Paper- Near Oranuc Avonue junior HlKh. Cal MASONRY — Concrete walks, atone patios, hanging. Pico estimates. CHAtWS for details on this Immaculate borne. Call BRidge ti'3818, after « p.m. BR 6-1900 and BR 6-0777 INVESTAtENT SEEKERS! This sldc-by-sldc brick step*. CARPENTRY — porch en- PLUNOIS. BRldgo 2-6180. two-family homu, in top residential area'. closures, add-s-room, alterations. AN- OPEN WEEKENDS . must be inspected to appreciate. . GELO DEODATO. ADams 3-7343. MICHAEL M. BARICH — Exterior-Interior Painting. Paperhanglnit. Expert work- GAS HEATING VICTOR DENNIS TUTORING WANTED manship. . Reasonable prices. Call 276' •Salesmen raucK CRANE ana TJJ.-9 Bulldoser for Evcrard Kempshall _. BR 6-0072 - 6330. evenings. THE DEACON AGENCY Real Estate 276-7618 TUTORING WANTED IN Orcgg 8horthand hire. 8. W. Oliver, Inc., BRldgo 0-2169 Marguerite Roarwln BR 8-4488 Cull after 5 p.m. 278-0500. •. and HUnter 6-7058. * *1 GENERAL ©EfcECTRIC Helen Crcear _ BR fl-9882 MARIE R. DEACON 2 Alden St. (at Dolaen Travel) Cranford' Ejeanor Bradfleld ,. BR 6-7310 BR S-B0B1 GET FULL HOUSE POWER Ircno Kowalskl : BR 2-5873 111 North Ave., W. Ruth P. Deterlns - BR 6-8932 320 volt Installations our specialty CALL US FOR X FREE ESTIAAATE FliEE PARKIMO IN EEAJl MUSICAL ZIMMERMAN BROTHERS Sale Announced Eleanor T. cralst .., .-.. BR 6-111 APARTMENTS Electrical contractors COMPLHTB MTJLTJPLS U3Tma INSTRUCTIONS UTJ 8-9344 , BH S-S898 Complete Multiple Listings B1SRVICB FOR RENT Of Beauty Salon B. R. BENNKTT, teacher ol piano. Latest CRANFORD TOWERS methods, classical and popular. Les- Fred's Salon 13, located at 13 CHAPMAN BROS. IB SPRINaFIELD AVE. 276-2687 sons In your home. 666 Dorl»o Road. GENERAL CONTRACTOR a -4 -5 room luxury apartments. Al Westfleld. Call APams 2-S396. U ROOFINO — 8IDINCI — LEADERS — North Ave., E., has been sold b. modern conveniences. Elevator, alr-con- Q UTTERS — ALTERATIONS — ADDI Fred Buro o£ Kenilworth to John PLUMBiHG • HEATING -k COOLING , dltlonlng. santgo. TIONS — REPAIRS INSTRUCTION IN ALL SCHOOL BAND In 3. Wiaga.of EJlizabeth, it was an- H. ¥• METS —' 9th PLACE CRANFORD — Three rooms und ba.th, hea strmnents. Call Mr. JOSEPH TENORS EDMOND KIAM1E nounced this week. 36 North Ave., E. BR 61320 and hot water supplied. Convenient lo- 376-8143. 8tudlo In Cranford. Hold* cation. Adults. $85, por month. Call S.M. and M.M. degrees. Profession^ BR 2-6105 The new owner, known as Mr. But You Can Be In First With A Home Of Your Own! Bttldge 6-5703 or BRidge t3-10t)t>. tf musician. tf Bruno, formerly was employed fpi P1VE-UOOM anartment, plus utility room ACCORDION SPRING'S COMING I Freshen up I SERV- live years by the Glemby Co. o on second iloor. In two-fumlly house ICE POOL does most anything — Car- New York, which operated th \ JUST LISTED Heat and hot water supplied. Adults INSTRUCTION pentry — Electrto — Plumbing — Re- preferred. ' HRIduo U-5784. modeling — Etc 1 Hamilton Avenue. beauty salon at Hahnc & Co., New COrJBNIAL. :i Uedrqom«. Dlnlne Itoom, BEAUTIFUL 3PUT LEVEL. 4 Bed- AT YOUR HOME 6-3350. MyCorn Kitchen, Lursc UvlnK Room rooms, 2V-j Baths, Recreation' Room, OR AT THE BTUDIO ark. He also worked in a Nev All Types Of mWth Fireplace, Recreation Room And I.arue Lot, Science Kitchen. Excellent RENTALS BALKS LANDSCAl'INO — Complcto landscape York beauty parlor. Workshop. Beiiutlful Location. Condition. DANIEL KU8TER service, uprlpg cleaning, build and repair $27,200 $34,900 CAMPS 11 Van Buren Avenue BRldgo 6-0563 lawn:!, sodding, rototllllnn, clearing area!, Mr. Waga announced he shortly eluu'Cx''planting and month); care Tree Will remodel the local salon, which FOUR BEDEOOM COLONIAL, End. t'OH THE EXECUTIVE!! -1-Iledroom CltFATIVE ARTS DAY CAM1'. In the his- CLAH1NET AND SAXOPHONE — BdKlnner and dralnago work. Free estimates. will be known as Bruno's Salon 13. J'orc/i. Dining Iloom. New liusc-Uoartl apllt. Dlnlnu Uoom, Hcc. Kooiu, Col- torical •'Desorted Villauo" of the Wotch- through Advanced. JuJllUrd graduate. 37B-2105. tf uns Rcsetrviitlon. Emphcils la on tho INSURANCE Hcutuii;, New 2^0 WlrlnE. ICL'O Area. • Phone: BRidge 6-6253. " 3-23 Cremtlvo Arts. Sports Include Bwlmmins, J'OR LANDSCAPINQ. luwn and garden ; $20,900 $32,500 Canoclnff, Uowlnir, Tennta, Horseback cure, weed und pc:»t control, trcea and, Hidlns. and BoUbull. Boys and QLrls ate Mirulis . . . cull calm, old, courteous legal Notice File — CASUALTY — LIFE ' -DUTOH-COiX3^ÂL. a Hetlfonnns, nln- ATTRACTIVE 7 Itoom 3nllt With Hfc- •1-14, Juno 28 to Auir. 5. Por further In-> NURSING SERVICE Li'.3LIE LL . . . Exucrt, prompt, clean 1ns: Itoom, Family Uoom, t'lrcplace,' >*»lU>u -HUilffl^ ',1 Jiwirnoms. 2 Iluthu, J CBU ana-tuna. tf and friendly service wltK ncut, new. BU- CALL US FOR DETAILS ON THE Workshop. Dinlns Room And' XttaclK-d^G.itWC. ll' M 5 1 $25,900 Hamilton Ave.. Cranford. $22,900 VISITINO NURBE ABaOCIATION tf NOTICE TO CBED1TOB8 CRANFORD - KENILWOUTH - OAR MASON CONTRACTORS AN0 ALTERA- ESTATE OF ELEANOR O'CONNOR 8AJNK3 NEVT HOMEOWNER'S POLICY TWO FAMILY. 5 .t 5 Room Apart- LOOKING TOR ADDED 1NCOMK? This WOOD. Ofllco houra: Monday through TIONS, atepa and porches, putlon, ter- uteo lenown us —.cr.t-'. Mod?r!< Kitchens, I'orches, Din- 11 Room. Two-l'mnlly la l-'or You. MORTGAGE MONEY Friday. 8:30 A.M to 4:30 P.M.; Satur races, sidewalks, pluatcrlnu. tfiira'acs, ELEANOR O. BANKS Decease BROADER COVERAGES LOWER PRICES tnv nooma. Attractive Area. Cull Now! days O AM. to 1 P.M. Emergency nura cellur cntruncca. D1PABIO, INC. BKldsu Pursuant to tho order of MAHY C. KA- $24,000 $29,900 MORTGAGE MONEY lnit available. 24-hour telopbono texvlce. 0-2784. S-tS NAME. Surrosutc of the County of Union CHANFOUD SAVINGS & LOAN UHldgo 6-0157 t made on tho (Kteonth dor/ of April A.D. t'OHMiCA COONTLH3 INSTALLED. ll>:*- 11)03, upon tho .application of the under qOL.ONIAL, 2 IJoclroom;-, Modern Kit- CAI'l-I COD l-'or The family With More ASSOCIATION aliened, as Administrator of the estate o chen. Ideal lor Ncwly-Wedj or Retired l'\unily In Mlml. 2 IleJrooms, Exp. At- North Si Union Avenues Crunford ônablo. Call «7ti-00lb. tf it L'UM deceased, notice 13 hereby ulvcn V Couple. tic. FOR RENT UA13H CHAINS INSTALLED. Urok.cn :,.isll- tho creditor:; o! :ja!d deceased to exhibit. I SHAHEEN AGENCY $16,990 $18,500 conl.i rri)l.n:i-\l wllh chnln:i. lU'aônu tho Mitjscribcr under outh or lltlrnutlo rule:,. I'hoi'ie: :!Uil-34Dl. ' l their claims utici dcni.>nt the e:j Ol-TICE FOR IIET.'T — BOO sq. U., latn ot :,uld decciiJcd within six montli ..Upor coiner, S1U0 por month. North from the diito of .';.ild ordrr, or they wl REALTORS — INSURORS Tune In To The Mets Games At Home DRESSMAKER UiiJon Avcnuo at Aldcn atreet, C'tanJord bu torevcr barred from pronecutlnir or ti Cull MAX TlEOElt is CO., Realtor covering th? tamo uuuln.nt the :;ub^crlbe "Over Half a Century of Service' ALTERATIONS EUzaboth 2-11U0. t JUMBLE STORE I>. Maxwrll Ilank^, Tune In To Family Security At AdmlnUtraro AUDITORIUM—3,000 ca. ft., third floor. 1 Attorney:.: ELSIE'S ALTERATION SHOP • 'North Union Avenue. Cranford. Ideal fp JUMBLE BTOUK PAti SCHEDULE — Oucn Waiter K. fc Walter U. Cooper, B. S. WILLGUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO I-sdlo' Drosea — Svlta —. Coats urchltfct. studio, ct&v SltiO. ccr month ', Tutsiluy, Wednesday, Friday. Saturday 100 .M:!n Street, • 15 - 17 NORTH AVE., E. BRIDGE 6-0777 111 Aldon 3t. Cranford Call MAX TlKOEll 4i C'O.r u:30 a.m. to 4îO p.m. Vor colii:ctloa call Cranford, N. J. ...A 12 CLARK STREET 272-5580 17 NORTH AVE., W. Tel. 270-B4M t. h 2-HCU. Adv. 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(N. 3.) tittlZEN AND TilURSJDAY, A^ 13, 19B5 PW Seven aic obh&.tcd tQ «kc two weeks ing major in-UJC's'day.sdssiony he JOW Aclive liiily Toiir ,ot active duty for tithing annual- is a graduate, of Cmnforcl High Opera Group ly in additv>n to their weddy or School.' Ite is the .ôn. bi Mr. and Splitqol monthly dulls. Weîiesiday ••&& LimefieOtt Mrs. Ragnar A. Larseri. '... -• John I Kmney of 10 Balmier*-) •". '_ :. __ iA~ .. ..••;•,...•:•»• • '_ ; A' Plans Told Pkwy, tieasuroi of R J. Goerko fo feature ¥ re*M# 4rtW The Cianford Recreation De- Co, Eh/abethEh/h, is on 1. 'is seek}rjg<.ai . seatt, oh thethe, and 'its. life can•.be painted, de» eras, do research, on. y4rioife..bj)-- M"r. KlntTey is taiung a warehouse mtivernibrit at a. meeting, held yes- eras/.^.Ji^li^^to.v^M'co'rîibife ahd operations cburse. ipt)|infeii as repr^sfentatlve of the W5-; ijefcijb pd^njd stiiig;'." If is, £aris 'Is ;B^ terday at ;Scotch Plains High ; > 1 plan'^ trips to'il^coinCCeiJtei-.. >" ' Rtesertfists in 4he firmed forces braâiisût-rfcuItirhiV;'', ••'';:, -,.'...r crtily, the $ a% 'oratSlj^rsvani ' •School by' the Asspciatj.on.. of Kin- •The cUib, will'riytb> 'paganized ,,.m>, r^,. abfa tfie'pi^.oj;;ejiies lit dergarten Educators; v '•'••• ' formally until êpleifibej^pijt' t)>e tteûrjâvfinl gjijari} theatre.; aijfi Lqcal teachers serving on the recfeatiQn .êparêM..''?n of town ihteresti iri•.''.SUcK a group. fern .lot •|H? ''cft^nr • W. ''y$4"$'i$- tentative to the , Associatioii ot' ... -'Interested perspris are. requested 'his.'"Jtattter'.V tt Maioub'leiy $fc • Kindergarten ' Educators; Miss to contaet Mr. Shupih';p;r.:iVlrs..S3J- Ctmine author. : •"•'••.•."•.• ••--.:•.•''' >••;',i '-';/• ;{;' Margaret Compton, .;vice-presidient. , In his lecture, ^ Mr. ,Mal6ub/i^ -vatQre.:drrassQ of' lgij T^6mas §U at 1 of the slate association,- and Mrs. wjip is ^qting Ss cha|rrttaH fot the uses a ; l^tge'-'Sketthin^fMaa--a^|j R|jby Ferreira; piiblidity chairnian. takes hii audience • i« a '•• walj| •prOjee-t'H '• ''.' ' ;• v.j'-'--,' .'.-^' • • ^~ Moderate .tl^Suifr :^#r,iAi5i;JsectJflfts^ r^*ar|^ ; : •$ffc $bb»ws ^^.jsiietctitesîiw ¥m$, SANDMAN SUPPORTERS — Fred E Shepard of 418 Orchard TJri ving Lifeehse Re vokeil $rQ0pe&f:wiuU. ..ll-eets: ;;:,: Priced* : 1 1 'iiobkef in'; th^'d|ys .lî/TpMpti^; ' Tire driving license... of Richard : &t, left.-argamzei and attorney for Sandman Volunteeis'of Union ; • MtL A; :.C, :|Ji)piBns ,6ifiii! Cferj- Lauî^V^' ^&'$4tt$$?$, •: a«f h: Perencz; 20; of 412 Orchard St. ; T County, is shown greeting Mrs T G Gredone of 16 Ordnge Ave, tr'al ,^.vpj;'\yds hoTst^siJ.^t avrn.fefetfhg' TAKE THE t>AMILY'OUt P ? -Vnion-€oynty—coordinator-Jor-the.. fiaiaBajgn of^ Slate _Senator as, revoked on April 5 for one y6Trtttrinnigeirtte-stalt'o'.'» point sys-: Ml To Tilw Out iwood soft French music is play ,r Charles W. Sandman, Jr, £or the Republican gubernatorial temi> it was announced by Mi'ss 'at' h'e'i-.;hpriite.r 'Mrs/;^.;^^ S^jtiip,.r'd' To set the stage he briHg§ along nomination, Mr Shepard and Mrs Giedone were the first two pfesfen.ted 'a p'rjj|fan>^pti'/'Breezjg; some of Jus own paintings for" back- \j'une:i>Strelecki)..directpi* of .the N. : : : Aerial Ride Set local volunteers to ]bm the Sandman -bandwagon. The local 1-,'. Divisj6p;: pf lyfotpr Vehicles. •"•'•.."- 3^pm -]^|di§on | î^njSe?'^ ,,..,''.'•"'-s , ground color. , attorney obtained 115 signatures of area, residents on Senator At Olympic Park The lecturer v»flp- raised and Sandman's petition last month ucated in Paris, aritf" studied aj^ LINDEN INN A monorail aerial ride linking at l'Ecole des Seaux Arts, PEccfl& 25TH MONTGLAIR, N . J. -' Irvington and Map)ewoad is being du Louvre, and L'atelier de la, with Mr. Warnn's father, Donald constructed' at Olympic Park, Grande Chaumiere. An exhibit oi Language Grstttt P. Warrin. Similar to. the Swiss sky ride'at the tys pathtirigsf was presented ifiij ANTIQUES FAIR Paris by the author Daniel Hops «Jf New York World's Fair, it fs one Won by W^rrin $xtranr ^ x\6Vf season at rthe Essex Coumy Ministry of Education; and an- to receive graduate language fel- Garage Sale amusement park. other in New York's Waldorf-As- lowships at New York University. A garage sale will be sponsoied CUJSlNG 6 PM The awards, given under the Na- i Qlympjfb's 4O-$U*j ac>es are 1bria. Saturday by the Cranford Jay- WOMAN'S CJLUROF UPPER MpNT&AIR, N,, J. spread over the two Essex cofflmu Ho hac lcctur/"^ tional Apt pi*o- Tfte park iz a&erfps^t^^^^^ v^de tuition, fees and cost-of-hv- Mrs. Ralph Leary of 205! Walnut and Sundays until May 22, after His paintings ?*e in ing allowance Ave. Shu!!«ri.Anliq»e Barn j PEL AWARE: Th» Belli Arttlquei? MAlNtf Iti« Wofhevvi; which it will be in operation daily. private ôllectioj and his'mur4ji? , Mi;. Warrin, a graduate of the On sale will be bicycles, b»rd '. MASSACHUSETTS:,.Co|oniol Antique Shop, Botl^ £mmoni,'Dc)rol.hto £»'ty, TK» |ecprateH«imp .-. ^ê^ ;instt%tioriS'j|. tjmversity of Souêrn California, cages, baby furniture and a vai iety NEW tiAMPSHUE; Andorson'i Antlqu»s, Thft Howlanfli/ N6W 3EKSEY; App|. «»e Uoited^States, EurppV aiis| Los Angeles, in. 19pO with, a BA. of other items for the home • tirook Anlfiiue*; Rob«r» t,; Bijrry, E)i?pb«»h 'B, -Briekfll.;^.oi«i Claf.Sii "KJlh«lri* B.". Woman's Club Sends 1 kfegree in Enghs-h, re working to- Cook, Mory OeLong, 1807 Hou«»,,liob«IU-EIV!n, Elioi Fohmli'Jr./.Udt> Glllnte, South Amerlba.;' •;• Jte.;'y?as;; a.;"'rae^s| Garage doors, will be op«?n at 10 ' H9U j« of Delorg, Ed weird J«nov«, Lan1«rn Hous« Anllqu»>, 5oroh f rtnch Low, Sfck to Shore Convention Ifef of the French- |JStibriai iraj2j| \yar4 his* master's and doctorate a m. and will closest 4pm .•• •frontrt (ttickle, Ruth W. Mai'ishojl, Don Woioyjjll, ljlta' Misfdin0«r,-7J>|»' Morjfj^ deeree"? in Portuguese at New •The Mulligarui Rfi'ie W. blmad, Th».po»t»'Antlquij, Joi»ph"•• SpT«l/>->-'Ro.fph Six members of the Cranford nd field tefei%':.-pi!4'..wa9'V^H..^ -Vond?rbBtls, Herbert. &Doralh)r Slov«n«on, Katlitirin« Wll«yj NEW yORKi rtpu»« or York University. J Junior Woman's Club of the VIA rench underground during v î of DoF3t»ii, Paula Raymond Antique, The Schaumtfnni, While (ploy Kill Antiques. Warrm of Oran- Pledgefl to Fraternitv wil][ attend the annifal spring con- II. lie has" isush* in ? 1 NUTiAii-BOSTIC^WEfjbV jMAti AoilAENT':^20 E'Mth St, N«W VerK NiV.VOOM now teaches in New York, forddH-Higg h Schoolh, is mained to Robert A. Larsen of 121 Cen- Widely Atchlmod as "On« bf fhe F/nesf Shows Iri th4 CflUhJi^" vention of the New Jersey Federa- fennlat Ave. Has beeti pledged to tion of Women's Clubs, Junior Mrs D. R Crejghton is chairman tfie foimer Miss Anne Doherty of • VISITORS OOME fROM 20 STATES AND CANADA , . - tjf the luncheon committee. Ths Son Francisco They have one Gamma Iota Alpha Fraternity at Membership Department, tomor- Union Junior College. An-engineer- row, Saturday and Sunday in At- fpeakcr will be introduced by Mfis, child. The-"couple is lesiding here Idrilic City. W. H. Old, p>ogram chairmaii. > Mrs_ Rosemary McCaskil^jmd Mrs. Bernard Solon, president, are delegates, and Mrs. McCaskill will iBry3en in Hospital also serve as a page. Mis Edward Shimkus will attend in her capacity For Leg Remoyal as youth cooperation chairman for Capt. James B. Dryden of Bm- the state and Mrs William Hilin- denton, Fla, formerly of Cran- sky, American home and garden ford, is convalescing in the Veter- chahmfm, will enter handmade ar- ans? Hospital, East Orange, follow- ticles in competition. Others at- ing surgery for the removal of his tending are Mr? John Kryalak and left leg, it was learned this week Mrs. Ronald Wilson. This will mark the first Mem- 6nal Day in many "years that Capt. pry'den, a veteran of both WorlqL Wars I and II, has not participated in the local parade honoring those Co-uuty Paifji Range .- veterans who lost their lives vA thfc The Targeteers, junior rifle team I defense of, their country. H e JJs - cf Gapt. M. H. Fisfee^Ss* S35- "V^W' li.. ar^ shooting at the Union County Fiske Post, a^VFW.i t'kik Commission-range off Kenll^ iyorthBlvd. teative Art 3\depting ^hooting will be at 9:3(0 p.m -:•;• ,:.-..:..• • ^_ Fi'iduy nlgntnight, except in ihe event of heavy rain. Crahford Creative Art Group will Burt Huehn, club leader, said bo held at the Public Librae^ at shooters should provide irTaTs.or. 8 p.m. Wednesday. The demoiv* kjrigs for prone firing. 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CEANFOBlKSr.J.).CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE — THUftSDAY, MAY 13,1965^ Page Eight \rray and is noV stationed it Fort ibiting Paintings II .ijo" Indian Girl Scouts in Arizona. Multi-Amp Tempk Sfeterhood )ix for basic training. Upon com- Canned goods were' collected.and >letion of basic, he wljl be trans- At Martin Jewelers Jr. tajceri;, to .the. .Vfeljfare aAssociation. ToSpekkin 1 To Install Of f kers erred to another Aripy installation Mrs. Laurie Cross of 308 Orange Mrs. A. G. Lennox, director, ex- Henry Orth of 214 Oak.Lane, di- plained the various functions of the or Advanced' training and then be Ave; is exhibiting her paintings^ rector of education" for the Multi-. issigne* to ah Army- missile de- There will be events in two di-welfare agency to-the troop At Garden Party Martin Jewelers for "the month ,of v Amp Corp., will be among the., ense center in this state. visions for both boysj and girls "in '.*,While woiking on the require- ° An installation garden party will : •May. ;" .-••,' . ' ' • the Junior Olympics being spon- ments' of ~the "My "trommunity" principal speakers.,at the' 69th an- be held by the Sisterliood of Tem- Joseph Carl Warner, Jr., son of A member of thtj Cranford Cre-' <) hy thf Cranforri .Ta'yrees.py.pn Radge, pebtaie Clark, Joanne Clark, -oual- plc Feth-Fl "" at 8:3300 P m. I .CrWarucr uf .U3-Mthr-Str,-w» Susan Clay, Lynn Egbert, Donna gAit groviptM»-3 ARON'S June 5 at Warinanco Park, Elizai - Fire Protection Association, which at the temple. .•"" , , isted in the Navy 'last Thursday ied art" at Washington 'Irving High beth. ' EHpbsito", Andy Garber, Marsha Officers will-be installed as fol- Schopl in Now York City and at Gariinger, . S h e lie y Goldfarb, opens in'Washington, D. C, on May md has been sent ta the Navy Re- - students aged'l4 to 15 will com- lows:. President, .''Mrs. Daniel Leir- ruit Training Station¥;Gre&t Lakes, the Art Students Leagile. She EVERY DAY Cheryl Hadley, Mary Hoffman, 17. pete in.the prep divisiodviso n ^n^nd those ner; membership vice-president, 111., for 'nine weeks. HJpon com- qlso was the winner af a two- a&ed 16 to 18 will compette i n ththe Debbie Hyans, Diane Kleiner, Llj)- About 2,00 fire safety experts Mrs -Carl .Kaufrnann; program year scholarship At the Fashion da Quamman^ Beth Sarkisian and from" the United States, Canada, pletion of recruit training, he will senior division. v:ce-pre$ident, Mrs.-Stanley Gold- •eturn home for a "short leave and Institute in.New York City. ' Events will- include: Prep divi- 'Suzanne; Tehenbaum, together with srtd several foreign countries will stein; ways dnd, means vice-presi- Exhibitions by Mrs. Cross have their leaders, Mrs. Robert Clark, attenH the week-long meeting — a : hen be assigned to a new duty sta- sion for girls — 100- and 220-yard dertt, Mt-s. Charles Leisten; treas- tion. been held at the Art Students dash, standing broad jump, Softball Mrs; Alfred Egbert arid Mrs. John 'Summit Conference" on the subject urer,- Mrs. Sam Schreier; financial League, Lever Bfothers and the throw; senior division for girls Esppsito,. visited the Cranford His- of fire protection, secretary; Mrs'. Leonard, Stojch; re- Staterx Island Museum. 00 Shop a«4 Buy in Cranford zunning broad-jump. . „ torical Society"!T* Mrs. Harry 6s- Mr. Orth will speak on "Electri- cording secretary, Mts. Burt G .^" Prep division for boys — pole borrie gave a historical resume of cal Preventive Maintenance and nian? corx'espondlng secretary, Mrs. vault, 100- 220- and 440-yard dash, the history of Cranford' " ". "™The" -'y"industrial Fire Losses." ;Herbert Bunis. Mrs. Alvin Pol- running broad jump, high jump viewed the ..._...whal.e bone display lock will be installing officer; $3.00^ and shot put (12 pounds), senior di- which she explained to them, and Flower arrangements fittingpha - DR. SCROLL'S vision for boys —- same as prep di- •JVIrs.; Siegel Presides .;.•.;. ses of sisterhood will be;.made by vision, plus one-mile run, 120-yard touted the rest of the nausfcum. •jyirs. Howard Siegel, outeofeafcMi'u. iiwîvar iey Cohen", SEA & SKI l d di The girls a^b visited the'site jof id^Bôf-SuiJtilfBan • toeb^r^Wj^" Haroil Dorin, Mrs. Robert >an< low hurdles and discus.. ; jclvDtt Track participants will be the first! house tri League, conducted her final board Fink, Mrs/ Arnold Kroner, Mrs. _jnitte^jtp^_ea±fflfêi said to have been part of the meeting at her borne, 712 Willow Seymour Pollack, Mrs, Nathan are perfect for BOY WATCHERS St., Monday night. Scfturer, Mrs. Irying Weiss. ' Mrs events or one run»ingi event. Par- derground railroad prior to the i ^ ticipants may enter whichever field Civil War. Mrs. Paul Denenberg and Mrs.Walter,Meth is chairman. • .., • OUTDOOR ACTIVITY SUNGLASSES • events they pf-efer along with the Samuel Denenberg are reserva- Mrs. Hyman Maine is in charge © VACATION ' ^dashes or running event selected. tions chairmen for the installation of refreshments. $3.00 | Gyin.suits or the equivalent will Ghiidren's Service and mothers' night dinner on May • SIGHTSEEING «ei considered adequate attire. 25 at the Goldman, West Orange. • or JUST RELAXING ON THE PATIO LENTHERIC Vj"articipa.nts will be requires to Mrs. Robert Feld, president- Men In Seryic&\ take the follqwing Junior Olyxn- tJnitNetsS828' -; elect, will hold an executive board Richard M. Kaplan, son of Mr OR BEACH .'> pf« Oath: "We, will, fake &art in meeting in Springfield next Mon- and Mrs. Michael Kaplan of 91 M Benefit Parties day night. Benjamin St., has enlisted in the . You'll enjoy the happiest hours afoot! RED LILAC JuMor Olymprcs in •&& true spirit Built-up arch gently supports every step! 2 of fair, play^ and; good spprtsnian- A total of $328.50 has' been rea- SPRAY MIST shin, and as competing athletics, lized from -the spring project of — Try a pair — " shall endeavor to give; our best per- Uie Cranford members of the Chil- formances, .remembering "'to..; be dren's. Service Committee of the MEN'S WOMEN'S MISSES NEW | $3.95 ' humble in victory and gracious in Family and Children's Sqciety of Black and Brown Tan and Red $8.95 ; defeat.";.-. ,:.;v ;•::•.:.., '::^^Wr-.-^^-'-:;: Eastern Union County. _( -. ; Memibers: recently opened; their Up to Size 13 ' $10.95 iXTRA-STRENGTH AUTO homes fpr, two diaya.- for dessert $10.95 & $12.95 lirldgesi following ^ which corninit- pain reliever Home Economics tee - memibers ând their husbands I Shoe Hospital FIRST AID teliW leathered -i|i^pe' honôf 1K&~anct ' Hfli;s., pi T,'Bm^:jT^:;Qt 401; Pros* jp«ct Ave>-jor a bi»ftet supper :1and Normal and Orthopedic Shoes for the Entire Family KITS .} Anne Mari*^ Dunii of tfnion Hiigh tbrfo^^^^::?V"."-':-::^' ;h All Orthopedic Work Done on Premises Sphool won the î;00O homeêcon- l^bceeds w|U;1Jec- S 59 Iiart of Elizabethtown's Project tiQR'wih lofe oiade to prepare the 13ELP, a home economics program tion' will be made to pp SIR NATURAL 1 in use ih many area schools^ It cubs tor the parade on Memorial . 'includes special' assembly programs Day. • MEN'S HAIR COLOR • on the uses' of natural gas, career guidance ./sessions for; students, . home economics films and teaching ANY U.S. CAR YOU'RE THE aids, and special reports for parents on these school activities. Brtkw BaUMd, W* «tJ» Ugfat or Bri&e Adloitmn* «M Motor TUMlto »fl.W Girl Scouts Ot&Ht»t0XI i ,.. tt-SI , • Junior Troop 35 y/Tembers of • Junior Girl Scout SOUTH ELMORA ESSO Troop 35 of Nomahegan Neighbor- SERVICE CENTER Come in for a pound of hood have been doing service proj- Booth Elinor* Are.,

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p.. \::".:~2 Second 'fcl»ss Postage Paid 3 Sections; 24 Pagers CRANEQJP/ N^ 20, £965, Cr*ntotd, NoW Jersey 07013 TEN CENTS m A total of 640 local families have pai<^theic jnembership.-'tees in full in the> Cranford' Municipal Swin^^pr was reported yesterday by Robert M. Crarte, chairman of the pool committee. ..•;•'. .•,••.•.; ''-..., •••< 12 Resign Deadline for, receipt o| we bal- At a meeting of t estate broker of 236 Sey ^, president ance of the $55. family member- Realtors yesterday'• afternoon, vyere- received and the of the Boiard of Rfe^tors, ppirftv The Board of Edue&tiori received ship fee from the 1,500 families the required sponsors for the in vvill be brought to ed but that Mr. Ttyree fed an- 12 teachei; resignations and hired who signed "yip/last fall fe June 1, membership application i of the nextboard t swered ^ question on th^ ^PPU--; 18 new teachers oil Tuesday eve- after which any vacancies will be 1 William Tyree, Negyo cation asking him to'list all his ning at a meeting jh Lincoln Ued' fronv the^ waiting^list ;. .. - ijusiiiess: transactions fey lijanie, School/" '•-.,.: ,"' ; . :}• ..'-, "••'•;: ;•.- "Mr'Crane Reported construction Resignations were received from of the pobl, off Orange Ave^ adja- location and amount for; the Mrs. Ruth 6. COppage^ helping cent to the Orange Averiue;Junior teacher, because of health; Perry" High School, is- proceeding, on ^.;- It' w^^pit^.;Tyêrfsw Eshjglman, industrial arts, reloca- schedule and everything points to1 littgnesS to sufenriit this; inior- tion; Seymour Weiss, social studies,, opening on, July, i- • : inflUpn.'pn; advice; of his attorney, to accept a position as social stud- Because of vandalism during the Aaron JCaufriian. of Kauflnan and ies coordinator in the Chatham past few days, .the committee has Kaufman of 'Etliziabeth, that the Township Schools. . . had to engage a guard for night realtors wer« able tq^rneeâgain" Also, Herbert Voss, English, ef- duty at the popl site., Mr. Crane iresterday an^ -obtain the required ^said-it is depjiorable to have *to go I: fective June 11 to attend graduate, sponsors. _•• _•.••.•;.; ;•-.•'.':•.'.. 7^•'•;.v;:' ' N.' school at University of Minnesota; to this extra expense whien the , v.'.'Sflfr;'- Tyree"^prievibvisry•"•'' Had" re- Miss Theresa Mataranglo, fifth chief beneficiaries of the pool are to ânswer the question grade, relocation; Miss, Sandra the youth of the cdmniunity. He W he charged was, in effect, Doty, English and; social studies, reported the contractor's shack had an income tax report and he saw been entered and tools had ho reason to fsU -it out. Realty personal and financial reasons; r ^ uu>inT/"ancfc"i?ooT"-"prssens—tor o l ' OF COXiLEG$ CLUft SCHOLARSHIPS -i~f Shown are 'Cranford ftigh School-seniors MissMi . FtFontaini e FltFletcher,h , scienci e board jnembjjrs said all olherht'had • teacher, marriage and relocation. and strewn around. awarded §c)bdlai:Shiips by the CoUege Women's Club pi'Cr»nfcrd. Left to right in the; picture are: Erection of a ^ fence around the fllled out the. report arid had not Also, Henry McJCendry, English, complained about the stipulation. Black r days, ••'well pleased' and wilt await the tiniie graduate study on full-time outcome; of the voting at. the Work .;•••• of : exeavating the wading ; ; basis; Mrs. Eleanor: Rice, mathe- pool was underway this week. The 'by A?iii' June lo meeting of the. Board of matics; Mrs. Anne Warrin, third bathhouse: is progressing and the g' cornerstone, la^ft^ cerev Realtors, HeJ said ho furtli^r action grade; Mrs. Virginia Marino', first RELICS OF, THEAFXJTtJRE ^Du is plarined by him ir his attorney' roof is eHpectedto be on within a monies .Sunday, for newvsanctiwry ^d; educatiohal afed office,' : •grade.''/ .'•..• ,•"•• •••' .' ' ."•":,':.. ;'; ' "•'.'•' at this time. ''•;•• . i:\ . ,,-•., •,• • -;'• :,\,\ ; week.. \-"• • :'.' • .•'••.•'.'..•; •'•:..; " .' .building' '.of.'; Cgklvary;.; Luttrtrah^'Clpch; :'^WUliaTti;lf,- IT&Sfee.r-,/ •''$?£: ;;êiyw^n^;;KiVi?ajn, ; ; It was announced that Mrs. Eliz • Robert" Shupin, superintendent ; Cfollege ômen's Club of Cranford has awarded scholarships abeth Hird," secretary, in the school presiSeht of Church Cbiujcjl, la'j putting historical^dbcunieibitss • of recreation, again reminded local ^$/^pi^g are •• aU;ô)upsvo'get»e'r:'te\the.' Mufti-;" totaUng $4,000'to'15 Cranford girls, it WS announced this -Iweek. Ten •system since 1941,-Will retire on residents who desire to register on in protective covering prior to psg of the winners are mefnbers of the Cranford High School graduating Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquiat; and Rav^tjordoh.ii. Huff, ^kstOrs." . : cipal Building Tuesday • afternoon ; June.30. -Mrs. Elizabeth Ball,sec- the pool waiting list to contact his for a discussion, of the problem class," 'The other'fivfi awards were grafted to reapplicants^J_.;::..l.._ 1 retary i in the central office, will office in the Municipal Building. : ,-;;'-V:T-;-; ;;;,v••••'.;,• Which rapidly w.8s approaching the The 10••high school.seriictfss WillTie;guests.'.at the annual banquet of resign June 9 due to relocation. He also noted that Robert Bern- voilatile stagej, declared last night: the club Monday evening at the Hir&d to teach in September are stein,-assistant .pool manager, is a -: "I ain pleased thdt we are mah- Mrs. Marie Arnold of 17 Tuxedo physical education instructor in! Suburban Hofeli: SîWi| .. v p High sch^'oiVrecipfehts include: PI.; home economics in the junior th,e Livingston piiblic schools and .lock; I' bellevef'the Bqard of^ ith^keîlîaja ^hlquisk high( schools, and Mrs. Marjorie not the Livingston;.-Avenuej Sbhool a's reported iin last week's. Citizen tors is doing ever^ a ^p of 508 Sprlngjfteid Aye., ^ how ,^ DoirOthy King, Judith'^.âycM^ (Continued! mi Page 2) ' and Chronicle. • ;• . Ac • ay^Jmein^crst/bjf' • Calvary. •(-';•laying'- cetem^'"'""'' *": ^djth Motto, ^Joan0 -0yM^,.Paula Lutheran ...|:hur^;,,participai«iieî^;-^^««î igiia^piiiif- :{ti«(bearrii|Hij .'..bt:- 39 ftut- arke^'..the.^cofii;d''''suchMr-"-:—* ••"•' ' . iwzinj•'.-< ••,:^':yi^ iJi'/xi-^-liL:'-^:^^^ period of ip 'yeawV'.Qn^pyii:.-''^ ^^j&^'-b^^ê;i«luj?i to 'the' u ••€HAHLE8,J.V: STEVENS,. JE; ' '"••' "'"'^ ' •••""'•••"•• '''*'"$$ ; s.ehii^ 1#Edtt&tio$ senior girl with ttie higfciest aca- 9: by B wa^ president, oh demic rating for all tour years of an enlarges; sanctuary ••; and cational \f "••• high school. Mis?' Xleberman also ^^thfibtidgethearing hi will be. aguest. atltheiannual ban- total' quet. She will major*$n physics at 1 February, ihe board addfd $5,500 "William H; ^Vesber, ••MW'SIausqn, Jrv ,a*to •RaHHiffpRaddifie ' CollegCollece -»ri• Mr. Stevens is a partner \vith pfesident of Lutheran Church Wo- The two'Republican candidates for governor, Senator Wayne Du- professional interests. School, membership in Luther his father, Magistrate, Charles J. men; C. Stuart Burns, chairman of mont, Jr., of Warren County, and Senator Charles W: Sandman of Cape The funds will go to individual League and belonging to: the choir Stevens, in the law firm of Stevens executive building plans and con-May County, will be-guest speakers'at an open meeting of the Cranford :. teachers as opposed to group-type at Calvai'y Lutheran Church, of and Stevens at 37 Alden St. He struction committee; Richard Bir-' Republican Club,at 8?15. p.m. "Tuesday in the community room of the "projects.-' which her. father is pastor. • is a graduate of St. Michael's Collegian in Fatal Gar Crash ibauer, a participant in the mort- Miunicipal Building, it was announced this week by Farris S. Swack- Among the suggested list of ac- At the University of Pennsylva- School, Cranford.High School, the tight schedules in an effort to visit hamer, president. tivities which might.be supported nia, Janice Hastrup, daughter of College of the Holy Cross and Se- as many communities throughout JVith less than two weeks re- 'by' the fund are: Attendance at (Continued on Page 8) 2 Weeks Before Graduation the state as possibly Mr: Swack-' (Continued on Page 8) maining until the Junc 1 primary, High School conventions, workshops and sem- David Anton Wurth, 21, son of hamerjsoid:- ' both candidates arc, working oh inars; special training for a dif- Walter A. Wurth of" 441 Casino tight schedules an. effort to visit as Summer Session ferent assignment, or special stud- Prom Music to Be Played Avc. and the late Mrs. Wurth, a many communities throughout the ies and research projects. senior at Franklin and Marshall state as possible, Mr. Swackhamer Registration Open ' The implementation of the pro- Week's Weather s| College, Lancaster, Pa., died at Registrations are now being ac- gram was referred by the board to By Ted Martin Orchestra UJC Meteorc'cgJcal S Senator Sandman is scheduled Dr. McDermith. 2:40 a.m. yesterday in St. Joseph's toispeak tothe local club at 9 p.m.cepted/ for the annual summer ses- It was announced* that; the board Ted Martin and his orchestra have been engaged to provide the Hospital', Lancaster, of injuries HAROLD DUFLOCQ, MelaerolooUt arjfa Senator Dumont at 9:30, al-sion, at Cranford High School, is cancelling its existing contract dance music fov the Cranford High School Senior Prom, which will sustained in an automobile acci- thi'ugh this schedule is subject to which will be conducted from bo held at Hillside Avenue Junior High School on June 4, Tuesday, June. 29,. to Friday, Aug- with the architectural ilrm of Ep- dent at 10:10 p.m. Tuesday. He Temperatures ranged from a change depending on their eeveral ple and Seaman, Newark, for reha- In the past threc years, Ted Martin's music has rapidly become a high of 85 degrees on Sunday arid appearances in Union County that ust 6. ' . favorite for dancing at coiiiitry chibs in New York, New Jersey and would have been 22 years old on evening. Classes will meet Jive days a bilitation of Cranford High-School Saturday. Monday to a low of 40 degrees on and entering into a pew contract Connecticut. In addition to being a Saturday, as 19 degree days were Other candidates for state, coun- week from, 8 a.m. to 12:10 p:rg talented instrumentalist, playing The local young man had com- ty and locat offices haVe been in- with a 10-minute mid-morning re- with the same firm. In August, pleted his last examination on recorded to bring the total for May 1962, Epple and Seaman prepared saxophone, clarinet, flute and vi- to 57 and for the heating season vited to the meeting and will be cess. Classes, also will meet on olin, Ted nlso is a singer and en- Tuesday and was scheduled to introduced but only the two guber- two SaturdaysrJttty 10 and 17, to a plan for renovation of the high graduate in two weeks with a j which began September 1 to 5,- tertainer. 2?0. natorial candidates will speak. provide aio extended July 4 week- school. bachelor's degree in business and end. The new contract will cover He was a featured, vocalist on The only rainfall wus a trace on Senator Dumont, » membpr of radio stations WNEW and WMCA, finance. the State Senate since 1952, ma-' Gi Frank Zimmerman, principal, architectural, planning, construc- was a winner on the Talent Scouts He had gone to Millersville, Pa., Sunday. Precipitation for May jority leader.in 1955, Senate pre- said review or make-up subjects, tion, superivsion and other services program on television, has sung at Tuesday evening and was enroute totals only .80 inches. sident and acting governor in 195(5, advanced subjects and J!on-credit involved in the rehabilitation pro- the Copacabana in New York, and back to his fraternity house when A year ago the temperatures is consjejered by many to be classcs~in personal use typing and gram for all the school buildings. has performed at many theaters he lost control of hi;; MG convert- ranged from a maximum of 87 de-among the state's mast informed driver education (behind-the- A contract is being worked out iind night clubs throughout the ible as he was rounding a curve , grees to a minimum of 44 degrees, legislators. A graduate of Mont- wheeO will be offered. by George Sauer, board attorney, country. He also is an arranger and swerved into a utility pole. as 17 degree days were recorded. clair Academy, Lafayette College Advanced subjects available -' and the Newark firm. The accident occurred about one to_bring the total for the hoatirig and composer and has written ar- 11 DAVID A. WUUTII of -Tito boasd-vatcd .ta write- a-lat- mile 'southwest' of •Lancaster.' ""' season~""to~ 4~984. "'Precipitation Law School, he is a World War II will be in grades 9 through 12 in ter to -,Govcrnor Richard Hughes Te'd takes pride in the fact that Born in Elizabeth, he had been a member of the First Presbyter- totaled 1.21 inches.,, including .79 veteran and a practicing attorney. September; American history I, urging him to veto two bills, S-248 he not only offers a distinctive; a lifelong resident of Cranford ian Church here. inches on May 14. The weather He was an unsuccessful candidute for pupils in grade 9.and above and A-439, passed by the legisla- selection of dance music, played and was graduated from Cranford In addition to his father, he is This week's temperature record: 1 for Republican gubernatorial noni- who have not completed this re- ture because of the infringement with a "beat' thut makes people High School with the class of 196f. survived by two sisters, Mrs. Degroo ination in the 1961. primary. quirement for graduation; Amer- on board autonomy. want to dance, but also provides He was a member of the varsity Leonard E. Harris .of. New York Max. Min. Days Senator Sandman, who (ailed to ican Jiistory ii, for pupils who will Bill vS-248 sponsored by the New his own inimitable style of en- football and wrestling tennis- for City and Mr;;. Robert II. Gorrie, Thursday 76. 52 1 got the Republican screening com- be in grades 11 and lil in the fall, Jersey Education Assoication au- tertainment while people are danc- three years and track team for Jr., of, Arlington, Va. His moth- Friday ' 71 44" 7 mittee's endorsement by a 31-29 and English III, for pupils who ex- thorizes all boards to adopt local ing. . •• . two years. Ho also was president er, Mrs. Ruth Wurth, died in 1959.Saturday 80 40 5 vote, entered the primary race, he pect lo be in the 12th grade in the salary schedules for professional Additional From patrons were of the Hi-Y Club and a member of Funeral services will be held Sunday Ua 40 0 .said, because Senator Durnont fall. employes which .shall remain bind- announced tnia week as follows: the German Club. At Franklin and at 0 o'clock this evening from Monday 85 , (J5 0 favors a, sales tax and Governor Review or make-up courses are ing for two years and every budg- Mr. and Mrs. II. . Krognum, Mr. MartJiall, he was a member of Phi Gray Memorial, 12 Springfield !••Tuesday 71 56 I Richard Hughes, the Democratic available-to pupils who failed the (Contlmicd on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) TED MARTIN Kappa Psi Fraternity. He also was (Continued on Page 8) Wednesday 72 47 5 fContinued oti'Paue :') (•Continued on Page 2>