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75th Year No. 12 (la T«o Srrllonn) . Unltr U>. A« •» Unk t, ' CRestview' 3-4000 SUMMIT, N.J., THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, 1963 *•><«••> - —»* a-. . N. 1. $6 • year II CENTS Summer Play Program Summit Family Continues on Schedule As Weather Plays Ball Income Ranks With three weeks remaining in the Board of Rec- reation's nine-week summer program, activities at the City's five playgrounds continued without interruption last week as ideal weather permitted another round- Fifth in State robin of tournaments, contests, shows, and games for Last year was a prosperous one for Summit resi- I he more than 500 local boys and dents and local merchants with new highs being set for girls who turned out to partici- average family income and local retail sales, according pate. to the 1962 Survey of Buying Power issued annually by Last week marked a change 76 Families Sales Management Magazine. in evenU for the boys at Tatluck Car Assault Field. After a long record of According to Sales Manage- losses Ihe junior Softball team ment, the average local income, successfully came back from be- Switch Home after taxes, per household for hind a 4 0 deficit to defeat the Victim Tells Nearly 200 at 962 was $15,760. The average Lincoln squad 11-8. The winning household income for the prev- pitcher and major factor in the lous year was (15,011. win was Juris flavins. Aside During July Summit's average household from his pitching effort. Juris Of Beating income again was the highest Moving permits issued during Annual Outing in Union County and also the hit a single, double, triple and The 17year old Springfield July totalled 76, to bring to 308 homer to sp.-irk the club to vie-1 . , , ,. ifth highest in New Jersey. the number reported for the However, it fell far short of tory. Gary Swick and Charles K>rl who police say was run over first seven months of this year, Twill were no less helpful by,several times with her own car Millburn's household Income the city's tax department in- Of Chamber average of $21,622. which was each banging away three hits' by an 18 year old New York City formed the Union County Board or Elections at Elizabeth this the top in New Jersey and one each. For Lincoln. Ray Solt and!boy late last Tuesday night in Exceptionally fine weather was of the nation's highest Jerry Murphy each got 3 for 4(Lincoln School playground, week. the big factor Monday when a but could not help enough for a claimed this week that she The "richest" community In At this time last year, moving record 197 area businessmen comeback. • doesn't remember the incident left the responsibilities of daily the nation. Sales Management In nok hockey last week, Rich- | but does recall having been permits had been issued to 341 reports, is Scarsdale, N.Y., families. commerce to attend the 22nd an- ard Zotti took first place while beaten up by the youth. nual Summit Area Chamber of where the average household in- Phil Carlson took second. I , described as in "fair Last month's totals are 13 come after taxes last year was The gjr) above the 63 issued during July,Commerce outing at Forsgate Zotti also came in first in the ] g " condition at Overlook $31,364. Winnetka. 111., was sec- y ood 1962 and six over the 70 re-Country Club, Jamesburg. chess tournament, easily defeat |Hospjtn], f i y ]i ond in the nation with S29.2IX). was oun( D po cc ported in June of this year. Highlight of the day-long at ing Jeff Zarro. who came in sec- wedged beneath the wheels of the BRINGING HOME THE BACON - Shown above is the Post 'air saw the five-man Post Or The household average for Those moving within the Sum- ondand John Carroll who placed, car afi,.r an anonymous caller Office golf toam which captured Che Summit Herald Trophy ice team shoot a dazzling 332 Union County was $9,553. West, tnirdid mit Area last month totalled 30, - reportedd a disturbance at the Grogan to Head from CI13A on Monday during the 22ni annual outing of the Teeners Lend to cop the Summit Herald golf field with an average household A close tetherballcontesHound | playground. - Hospital authorities Summit Area Chamber of Commerce at Forsgate Country Club, an increase of eight over the 22trophy from the CIBA squad income of $14,543 was the coun- Nick Tarrentino, Juris Klavins Jatnesburg. The Post Office, with a dazzling 332 beat a strong of July, 1962, and one above the which came in second with a y's second "wealthiest" town said she suffered a broken pelvis 29 in June. .and Jim Tolliver placing first, internal injuries and severe fac Business Unit C1BA squad by five strokes. The new ciwmpi-ns, who shot an Blood Program 337. The Post Office team, which and Cranford, with $10,715, wu second, and third respectively. I ial cuts and bruises. average 83 for the day, include, left to right, Joe Angelo, Ben Out of area permits issued In the past retired a Herald cup, third. In a basketball spot shooting | n alleged assailant, Kenneth Mareelliano, Joe Dombrowiki, Tony Marcellian:>, and Fred during July reached 21, six ast won the trophy in 1961. Pr above the 15 during the com Topping Summit In New Jer- contest. Bruce Osterweil was the Manley, formerly of this city and Of United Fund Melillo. Tiie Post Office last captured Ihe cup In 1961. A record Helping Hand Aiding the Post Office's cause sey, along with MUIburn, were first to put in the ten necessary i\ p jdei,co. is being held 197 attended the day-long affair which also include. d a„ „*,„,»fishing, Sixteen teenage girls from the narable monlh last year, and ew rov Allen E. (ij'o^an, president of luutl was the five man team com- South Orange with $19,135, baskets from ten Varied POSi-!jn Hninn Tnnnlv Till in linn nf party and a roast beef dinner. ~.» (Wobn Photo) |Summit Area have added some .seven over the 14 in June of this prised of Joe Angelo, Ben Mar- yc r Princeton with $16,603 and tion, to place first while Nick l^o baMTet' by M.X?« thc Colonlal PonliaC C<"*'ha S -i thing new to the Red Cross's ! ,JJ - celliano, Joe Dombrowski. Tony Ridgewood with $15,798. only a Lupino and Jim Tolliver tied for [Albert H. Bierman. The youth iDeen named the chairman of the blood program. I Permits Issued to those mov- Marcelliano and Fred Melillo. ing from the state in July to- few dollars higher than Summit, second. As usual last week's nvajVP(j preliminary hearing and business and commercial divi- Each man averaged an S3. A special training program talled 18, six under the 24 dur- Montclair trailed Summit with champ IsJeff Zarro -with Juris is now awaiting Grand Jury ac sion of ,ne 196.1 United Cam Summit Golfers Win has qualified them to be the ing the same month last year, The day also included 30 men$13,725 as did Maplewood. with hlavins in runner-up position. ,ion- He was nahlird after tn(, G first teenage volunteer aides $13,002. l k and nine below the 27 in June who manned five boats to take The following boys are batting girl gave „„„« hi3 name and i businessman and an out j when the Bloodmobile makes its part in deep sea fishing. The fir first place and the play-:description. i Dusinessman ana an oui- State Best-Ball Event of this year. Summit last year had a total ' periodic visits here. The girls as crews left Brielle Anchorage at effective buying income of ground championship, Uay Carl- Questioned by detectives. theistantiing area g°"er> is als0 a A pair of 38-year-old golfing Moroney and Birofka lost the sumed their duties for the first Last month's permits also In eluded four families who moved fi a.m. and returned later in the$121,349,000 but only $49,313,009 son with 4() points. Harry Me ,,;ri claimed that she and Man | member of the Summit Area vetems from Summit have cap- first ho)e to Milne and Koti,itjme yesterday when the Red day with i total catch of more of this wai spent locally for Grath with, 47 points, Richard i had gotten Into h^r car, Chamber of Commerce, the Sum-tured the 31st annual New Jer-but flick bouDe«i back with]Cross Bloodmobile visited the out of the country, and three- Py who moved to storage. Foreign than 200 blues. Last year the foods and services. However, Zotti with 4« points and Garyiu|iidi snt, ua, drlvini. enrh mil i.,!,,, pik, Bnri i..s, VPflr sey' State Golf lbreobit*vs on the next 11 holes Lincoln School at New Provi mlt Loc! E1 nd countries to which local families combined catch totalled 42. the $49,313,000 in local retail Swick with 44 points. ;Tucsday nlght t0 plck ,« , Birli fm ^ « '*">"' amateur best - ball champion. to grab a commanding 4 up dence. .... ! was moved last month included According to Robert Sargent. sales represents a $6,421,000 in- In the point system, each,f,,,lld who was workineMn the : Airman of the automobile shjp. lead and coasted in. iscction of tne The girls are the first group! |;;"0"t~ Germany "and pne each chairman of the fishing outing, crease over the previous year group with the exception of one, cj|y-s business district. She said business and com | Frank "Meter" Moroney. a Tlii- Summit golfers grabbed in the Summit Area to be trained , England and Iuly one boat came in with a total (1961) when retail sales were has a scorer who has a big she pulled into the school's p.irk- inercial division of the United j Summit mailman, and Joe Bir- 0 an early t\vo-liolc edge in tlK for this specialized work. Pur- Within Area catch of 96. The other four craft listed at $42,892,000. lead.-However, there is still time jng arCi) t0 turn tne car around; Campaign. Mr. Grogan is an'^a who works at MacGre»- tille match and still left by two ing the winter they will be as- averaged about 40 blues each. or Permits were issued in July Most of Summits spending for anything to happen. Sandyl!in(( hea(| uac|( jllt0 lottn The'.,,'„,,„ '. <.,„.,„_- wtitntp nr Sportswear in Summit, won holes at tne halfway mark. A signed to an "'after-school" shift to George Burrows. 18 Passaic1 In the golfing tournament. Ed was for automobiles. The sur- Robinson is out in front for the thing the girl says she re-i-"™""' ' I °Mour consecutive matches to llast bogey on ttip 11th hole and a in order to relieve older womenlavenue ,„ 39 Constantine place; Curtin, a guest, shot the lowvey states that in 1961 local senior girl*, but there is a cl(.-ci,,1(,mbcrs is being pulled out of Technology where he received a:capture ^ tit,e Vwi eiudw) hirle by Dalvito on the 13th wh<, have family obligations. Ac! «]rs ne|en DuBois, 526 Morrisi score for the day. a 70, whileauto sales amounted to $12,470, race for second place, since lion-1 t|ic car and being beaten into master's degree in 1952. He re-! them last year after they had tie.d. the maiteh. .,. . . . I curding- to Mrs. Irene Schor'"iitvenue to 36 Constantine place; Mert Merchant, was credited 000. Coming close to this was ey Steplight has just one p. unconsciousness. She said she | sides at Short Hills. won the qualifying medal. with the longest drive. Coming the city's food expenditure! nt up with the lead' and championship matches. Mat'hnicr, Sue l.vppii'ii, Barbara Alison May, 38 Karen way to 38 " "~ ' """ ' "tnurant after they had picked ;m.Tci:iI division "will lie com Hopkins, Lenora Bohren, Carol .Gloucester road; Mrs- William | Pinch-hitting ior Robert Duns- The majority of Summit fam- which Steve Riggins has held) up"tt» friend. They defeated Denrrs Milne and YMCA Branch tpleted by the early part of Sep Barber d Mary Tatlock a : ilies (53.7 per cent) are credited since early in the summer fox Bob KoU, Jr., of Trenton 2 up Frank A Jlydorn of 105 New' *" - - " McCue, 8 Linden place to I23 m6re, now in Europe, who had Manley, who was picked up ajtember. Mr. Urogau. said that of Sumnlit: Jcanne Huber Pat with incomes of $10,000 or more the junior boys. Ray Robinson and 1 hole to play in the somi- j England avenue an 'associate - Summit avenue; Mr. and Mrs.;been named general chairman few hours later early Wednes jmost businessmen are busy, in ncl annually. In Millburn, 66.5 per and Eddie Sallie are strong con finals. Moroney and Birofka secretary or •>•- VMPA h»^ " Gordon. Marion Agmw and |F. MelHlo. 56 Beauvoir avenue "to of the program, was "r^John day morning while Tie was sit- j the fall and with this years i then turned back Frank Dal ' •- - •- -• .-J -. _..•.. cent of its families are in the lenders for second place in thisjting in a p"rked car at Morrislpaign slogan. "One Gift Works $10,000 plus category and in group. and LLafayettf e avenues, told pol- ,'Mnny Wonders Around the and Tony Pacific* lup Scarsdale, 86.6 per cent of the ' Edison Playground ice that earlier Tuesday night. Clock." all of the businessmen title ma.tch. ~: homes enjoy the $10,000 or more Because of the number off chil jhe and the 17-year old Summit are" going to "beat the clock" the Camden YMCA. Allan R. I)e headed by Robert Brough. He income bracket. dren participating in the_Com-|;-outh the giFl was dating wercand get their job finished ahead venney, general YM secretary brey street to 10 Aubrey street; Catherine Hellrige-)... 89. Kent was assisted by William Calnah', Summit's next largest income munily Ni^h! p _.tiH.USi*Uk ilwiiL,Uut.titr^-kli«.,.uaii.i4-.uit!-«B«cmril-.cainpamu. ... James-Piano, Don Piersou. Jack) Place boulevard to JW" Mont? group (4ft. 2 per^cent> hai-year- .it EdisoE n I'l;.\ ground were cen- driving. After she stopped to let I The cnmpHign goal this year Is No replacement has as yet Two 16-Year Denman and Jack McElgunn. ly Incomes or $4,000 to $6,999 tered anmmi this program, her boy friend off to buy a pack- J $196,H0O and the drive is to be ki^_ i_ /*-_J..«Iibeen named to fill the post left All ij~'l .avenue; Mr. and Mrs. James UluS AulTllI [Kennedy, 9 Union place to 236 and the third sizable group (11.7 (Continued on Page 5) ~ .| vacant by Mr. Hydorn whose 'Skull Session' Set per cent) is, listed with in- resignation will become -effec- _- •— ..' -plorris avenue:" Mr. and Mrs. Man to londuct S. C. Kitsop'oulos, 36 Constantine For Area Young GOP comes'br $7,000 to $9,999. tive August 15. • The August "skull session" or Summit also-has 7.1 per cent Prior to joining the YMCA place to 82 Essex road; Mr. and Theft Spree Mrs. N. Mottola. 33A Broad the Young Republicans of the of its population in the lowest here, Mr. Hydorn was executive Two 16-year-old local boys ad Summit Area will be held on'income bracket of zero to $2,499 ConcerJames Batets oTonighf Perth t the Somerset ;t to 62 Huntley road; Mr. will be Ruest conductor lor io , to , police on Monday thnt* Mrs. Fred Napolitani. 93 Monday. August 12. at 8:15 p.m.'and 7.3 per cent with incomes night's Summit Concert Band at the home of Mrs. Pamela j ranging from $2,500 to $3,999. his new position, Mr. Hy-they bj;i«c in (ton. 11 Into the custody of their parents Hoist tm 'bf8 TA TA was setting on the seat beside Summit Av». ' Passaic Avenue Topic to await further action by juve- Last week the Summit Area "Monrslde March" - Gustav her from falling to the floor nile authorities. . had an index figure of 3.92. Hoist Of Public Meeting of the car. She said as she Farrar The proposed conversion of Most of the" articles stolen which represents the average Oa !•••«> pages amount of mosquitoes caught grabbed for the lamp, she lost "Indiana State March" • Passaic ^venue into a major have been recoverd. police said. control of the car and hit the Church 4 The Board of Recreation spon- artery as recommended in the In the mosquito trap maintained - am "tun CUU-IUAN MAN.- by the county in this area. tree. The,front end of the auto- Classified* 12 sors the Summit Concert Band Master Plan will be the topic (cr roter aofter.ari or tort inter mobile was heavily damaged. Death. 6 and the series nf summer out of a public meeting called by IV 7IT78 Index figures for the other •GUEST FROM INDIA—Dashan SIclah (left) | Summit Jaycees whilisSteve EddR, sports dlrec- , !!,„„„•. ii.ni.! county areas where traps are At the time of the accident, she Editorials • • ° dour uMicorK The audience is the Planning Roard on Monday | l'lb >uii kar was driving west along Kent vic«>president of Junior Chamber International tor of the local chap'' r looks on. Mr. .Metah is ;iske'd to bring folding chairs orjat 8 p.m. in City Ha ra'« la opeo itiommia iron.; maintained were Plainfield-Fan- Letters & i ta l::Ji>" Place. oX India is shown 113 he is welcome:! to a party louring this country with 170 of bis countrymen. blankets to the concert as there Notices of the meeting havp. ^_jwood, 2.05; Westfield Cranford. Social II tn h« honor held last Friday at the "Hotel Subur- (Photo by Todd C. Fung) are no bleachers at the Village been sent by the Planning Board \ ,*E B }' AV; 7.20; Union Hillside, 5.60, and Investigating the mishap was Sporri '0 ro T 01 r I Patrolman M. A. Formichella. ban by Richard Petroski, vice-president oi the Green. to property owner* affected, liuu, ca. Elizabeth,- 7.07. Trinidad was discovered by original inhabitant! eallaf THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thundiy, Aug. 8, 1963 . ihe island "Iere" ("Land of Tfr IColumbus in 1498 on his third [the cooperation of the County Peterson, assistni by Warren Will Names Son YM Campers Take Trip Cfaic Datn Ut I voyage to the New World. The Hummingbird"). Park Commission, is expected E. Munroe. assistant county to be of apecfal interest. agricultural agent, and Dr. lien It Memi likely that all home- President of To Statue of Liberty The turf field days will be ry w. Indyk. turf specialist at i Eighty boys Irom Camp Can Zoo. Thomas Edison Laboratory, owners have more lawn growing conducted in Warinanco Park, in i problemi this year than uiual Kutjfcrs, »ill explain and dem nundu's. the YMCA Day Camp. IStaten Island Ferry, Seamen's an are* between the aialea !on5trate the 8t4,ps in buiiding Culbertson Rrm beeauae of the very dry spring garden and the refreshment , . limited the Statue of Liberty last 'Marine Museum, Central Park laDd m intaimng a lawn Arthur Culbertson of 27 Bet, and summer. For that reason! stand, on Tuesday. August 13. iuesiay.. . !zou. the Slate Museum and Co- jn n the annual lawn demonstrations, |and again on Wednesday. Sept j Too many folks eipect 'to * Terrace, who died July l Taking advantage of perfect lonial Soldiers' Barracks at presented by Eric H. Peterson,' ember 4. beginning at 7 p.m. get inside information Irom a directed in his win that his sun iounty agricultural afent, withjeach evening. ' [middleman Donald L. Culbertson ot< Berkc Battery in lower Manhalliin In Hatcheries, Stephens State Park, ley Heights,- succeed him as Liberty Island. They spent an Continental Hating Company EVERY FABRIC president of the Knieger Bever- hour at the world famous monu (Newark Planetarium and Muse age Co., soft drink manufactu: ment where they .walked. thejum> and. John5tort Historical ,",ihg firm, and its ' subsidian. stairway to the observation deck ,, IN STOCK REDUCED Beverage Flavors Inc. .Museum. from which they liad an excel- Suits sport jackets, slacks, outercoats In his will, filed fur pruba:. lent view of New York Harbor. At the camp's powwow held last Wednesday at the office ui The trip to the Statue of Lib 011 Friday seven boys received 1 Union County Surrogaite Kugene erty WHS urn of many regular recognitioo n lor being the best J. Kirk, he directed that ill ol weekly trips which are taken by j campers of their tribes. They in TAILORED TO MEASURE his stock in the two Newark the day campers. Different: i eluded David Ward. Michael regularly $95 to $165 firms be put into a trust and weekly trips are arranged for i Sylvester, Ernie Gwathney, voted according to his instrac- RETIRES—Martin E. ReiHy of the junior mid senior groups dur- Chris HollsU'in, Sandy Cameron. ;tions by his trustees and execu- 140 Morris avenue, retired last ing the eight week season and John Abelson and Steven Baum- NOW $89.95 TO $139.95 tors, Arthur C. Culbertson of Wednesday from Jersey Central include the following: f urtlt-back gartner. ; M7 Canoe Brook Parkway, an- Power & Light Company with 36 SPECIAL PRE-SEASON SALE oilier son, and Mirs. Kathleen M. year's service. Mr. BeiUy was jOchs of 72 Passaic avenue and a line foreman in the electric Topcoats and Overcoats I Mrs. Barbara A. Hodge of Cran- company's Summit operating ••WE DEUVER: i ford, two of his daughters. j district. A native of County •• YOUR NEW ; It will pay you handsomely to select your Topcoat and | Mr. Culbertson directed the I Mayo, Ireland, he came to th« PHILCO Overcoat now! Imported Cashmere-anrl-Wools, Worumbo j trustees to r»»me his son, Don-1 United States in 1927, and join- Plaid Backs, Coverts. Scotch Cheviots, etc., at savingi up laid, who Lives at 12 North Holly j ed JCPL's operating depart- NOISELESS Air Conditioner IMMEDIATELY! to thirty per nnl! Tailored to your individual measure, Glen Lane, Berkeley Heights, aijment at Summit the same year. kept in mothproof storage for delivery October 1st or president of the two firms, He became a line foreman in RATED BEST by 1 luding coniumtr nuarch ir|*Rllltim sooner if desired. which aa« located in Newark. 1951. Last week, he was guest NOW $97.95 to $149.95 He aiso specified that his son-J of honor al a retirement party InitaU thll Mtllco »»m Alr-Condttlanar younalt in Regularly $125 to $200 in-law Robert G. Hodge of Cran' given him by friends and fellow imnuUi . . . without tMlal ford, be elected vice president; JCPL, employees at Albert's Frederick J. trassert, a Newark Restaurant, Hanover. Ink it ill in (it: attorney, be named secretary • 6600 NEMA eirtlfial I.T.U.'t and legal counsul, and O»rl ti_ • Operates in nirmil h«uialtiH Bnnkmann be chosen treasurer" currint r of both linitv. All.-of the pro-fftrmer Overlook Model 7AC13 • Dull Wiihabli Ptrmment lilliri posed officers are^ officials of die Newark companies at tiie 5 YR. FACTORY WARRANTY PLUS MANr, MANr MORE FEATURES pivsent time. Aide Gets High FREE I YEAR SERVICE MEN'S TAILORS • Personal direction of JOHN McDONOUGK - Sir. Cutbertson. in a will dated Ont year parts I Itbor. Additional Price! 4 yiar Warranty on Complata cool- start at 336 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, SUMMIT, N. J. Jan. 29, 1962, left a member ol Nursing Award ing lyttem. 158 specific instructions for the op- Ed.D., former director of the Modal 7AC30 Quantititi L Directly icrois from Stirs Roebuck Open Saturday! Open Thundiy evenlnft until 9 eration of die Krueger Beverage Eleanor C. Lambertsen, R.N., New York: 11 West 52nd St. • 3 East 44th SL Co. and Beverage Flavors Inc. School of Nursing and the De- HILL CITY T.Y. j He aiso ordered that his resid- partment of Nursing Service at 2 ASHWQOD AVE. CR 3-4233 SUMMIT j u«ry estate be shared equally by Overlook Hospital, has been his eight children. In addition to selected to receive the Amer- his son, Donald, and the trus- tees, they include Joseph Cul- ican Hospital Association's 1963 bertson of Milwaukee, Wiv; trustees' award. Mrs. Gwendolyn Hendler of Miss Lanibertnen. chairman Franklin Towrisdiip; Mrs. Pat- of lite department of nursing Excerpt from actual Homeless e/edn'c range demonstration ricia Doran of Westport, Conn., education at Columbia Uni- . ,, _ . „„ vejsityvejsity s Teachvr's College, and Mrs. Nancy Burton of 73|served ^ Overlook Hospital Cromwell Court, Berkeley\hom im to 1947. At various Do you have the right kind of wife for it? Heights. 1 tjmos sne lso served as a gen- Aitihur C. Culbertson is treas- eral 6taff nurse, hca»l nurse, uer of the Volco Brass 1, Upper I ^ and instructor. Can your wii* bake ner own bread! let youf daugmer ke«,p a pet sna>e Co., KenUworth. Slip attended the Basic School Can »h» gtl o kid's leg stitchtd ona in the back yard? Nowhere else in Europe can of Nursing at Overlook Hospit- not phone you ol Hi* office until it's oil —Invite I3peopl« 10dinner e«en inougri ,uch an assemblage of all-silver al, and holds a bachelor's, mas- o<»'? lh* only has service lor 12? tables, chairs, stands, bureaus, ter's and doctoral* of educa- screens, and mirrors be found tion degree from Teachers Col- find something to toll about vho Nome a cat "Rover"? HEATS .is in the banquet hall at Rosen- lege, Columbia University. Miss »•>• TV Ml goes on th* blink? Order escargots? borg Palace in Copenhagen. Lambertsen has also been a Oo*s she worry about the Bomb? live onothor year without iurrnium member of the faculty at Col- Make your neighbors' children wish end take 0 trip to Europe initead? umbia antl an assistant profes- that she were their mother? let you give up your |Ob with o smile ? from Btuine»$ Card$ sor in the division of nursing UP Will sh* soy "YM" fo a camping tr.p And mean it? to Catalog* ment as chairman of the nurs- otter 50 straight wtekt ol cooking? Congratulation!. education prior to her appoint- ing department. PRINTING Presently chairman of the con- ference group on research of the BEFORE DOUGLAS MOTORS CORP. THE ITEM PRESS j American Nurses' Association, she is a former member of the 314-318 IROAD STREET SUMMIT 20 Main St.. Mitlbuni advisory council of tie National Pken* DRMOI 4-4600 Federation at Uoens* Practical Nurses. She ls also president of YOU CAN the American Nurses' Founda- tion and a consultant to lh<< World Health Organization. The trustees award is prc COUNT sented to persons who have made noteworthy or substantial contributions to the work of the American Hospital Associa- tion. THREE R.jitfcnfWini Top Oil Painting Award I Mrs. Liny Udstad ol 14 Brook court won first prize in oils dur ing the current 28th annual art ] exhibit ot the Cooperstown Art 1 Association. Mrs. L'dstad is a member of tiie Art Association here. The Cooperstown exhibit will con iniue through August. Camp Fund Given $15 I A 51S contribution tojhe ller- .lld Family Service Camp Fund u.is received this week from a iKruup of Wnldron dvenue chil Idren who raised the money by T neighborhood carnival this summer. The gift was made by —idlildrejK (if . the .Bardes. Hal ""T3ur Mortgage T5epartment can* iFitzwilliani. Meyer and Single- -iton families. •••'••» --"-- • ,.. ' • .• :'?^r^ •"•• -•• *-iiiLi»m...... », ., -. .. .- •„. ^--T^MWi^^^JJ^^^^A.^,-:, ^-^-.-.v^. 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Dear Bette, But don't take our word for it, check with a friend that Have you heard about the marvelous shopping service Buy with assurance •owns one-better yet ask your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer to that the SUMMIT FOOD show you the unique features of the new electric MARKET has available? I from your local Reddy am rerajnded to tell you of Kilowatt Dealer who ranges during his big range sale running now through this service knowing how dif- ficult these days have been displays this emblem September 28th. , with tie children ill. All that is peederl to make your day more comfortable U a tele- phone call to Sam,. CRest- view 7-4500. He will Uke >our order and npertlv shop for you .and deliver, all for the amailngly small price of 33(. If your order It over > • " • " * ** INWiTM-OWNIO lUCTHIC COMPANY S10.00 the service Is free. T UK SI' M M I T TIM'ST CO M I'A N Y Hope this idea helps you F/ame/ess electric range cooks meals for a through your dilemma. IN«URANC« CORPORATION Love, Cathy family of four for an average of oo/y *200 per mtinth Teen-Age Hootencmny well aa soloists, will be featured. tlon ij « non-profit orj«nlz«ton THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thurtdty, Aug. 1,1*63 Fade $ Local residents assisting in ar- ami a member of Cic New Provi- To Bt Held Saturday Visiting Nurses A chemical engineering grad- A Summit Area leen me rangements include Charles Mc- dence United Fund and the Com- Local Man to Head Cue. who was in chargeof pub uate of the University of Wiscon- ' liooterranny" will be given this bined Spring Fund of Summit. European Esso Unit sin. Mr. Wrifht joined the Jer- .Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Drew llcity; David Barr of Summit Name Borough The election or J.F. Wright of mid Wayne Hruunwarth of New 'DIP organization provides pro sey organization in 106 and has University, Madisgn. Two well 19 Cromwell Parkway as a dir- had both chemical and petrol- known area trios, the Highland Providence. Barr is a member of fe»sional nursing service in the ector and vice president, Europe, Woman to Board eum responsibilities in executive Three and the Wanderers, as 'the Wanderers trio. Inme and is available to all. has been announced by Esso Mrs. Herbert G. t'lopper, jr.. posts with-company affiliates in • of 163 Osfcwood drive, Murrji Last year the Visiting Nurses. Chemical Company Inc.. recent- ly formed international chemical the United Stales, France and Hill has been named a member made over 1,300 visits in New' Italy. Prior to joining Esso 1 Providence. Mrs. C'lopper will affiliate of Standard Oil Com- of the board of trustees. of. tin Chemical, he was a director and — dining in thr Scenic Somerset Hills — ' represent the'Visiting Nurse* pany (New Jersey). Mr. Wright Visiting Nurse Association f and his staff will establish head general refinery manager of Summit, New Providence and Association on tile New Provi- clencc United Fund's board of quarters in Brussels later this Iranian Oil Refining Co. in Aba Berkeley Heights for a tljre year. dan, Iran. 7) >ecu year term beginning in Octobci-. "^_ |_ A native o«sMurray Hill. Mrs. Wherf Brit VIn" ffitfoduced o( «cej 4 Clopper returned to live in her gummed postage stamps in 1840. family home on Oakwood drive critics said the gum would • Dinner Dancing Saturday three years ago. cause tongue Iesion3 and spread The Visiting Nurses Assocla- cholera. • Sunday Family Dining • Parties to 150 • Open 7 Doyi when you want to BUY or SELL a HOME ROUTE 202, BERNARDSVIUI PHONE 766-0002 BYSTRAK BROS, Realtor)! • 273-7(160 • 1267 Springfield \\t. THE NEW PROVIDENCE CENTER

CLOSE PLAY AT HOME—While umpire Red so watching cbsely is Ricky KenU, the next .Vhern looks on, Bill Richards attempts to slide man at bat. The game was part of tJie city's under Anthony Dcgradi's catcher's mitt during daily summer playground program sponsored SHOP OF SUMMIT a recem baseball game at Memorial Field. Al-1by the Board of Recreation. (Wolin Photo) See a compiele maternity wardrobe of our Three Local Drivers applicant to compete on a more Summit Trust ! reasonable and lair basis in Ihe Given Suspensions installment loan and consumer own Prolegit exclusive* (n tht Fall J98J FINAL CLEARANCE Three Summit residents had icdit fields, in which fields it Booklel.JNrltt'or'phont for your'copy. OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. • 6 P.M. their driving licenses suspended Gets OK for .-. already established." he said. (Closed Wednesdays and Sundays) last week .by the State Motor The Summit Trust also oper- Friday and Saturday Only! Vehicle Commissioner. Two nf " DRexel 6-7000 ' tlie suspensions were under the ates a branch in New Provi- 427 SPRINGFIELD AVE. New Offices dence. All our summer fashions point system and one was for CR 7-0014 CR 7-6052 excessive speed. Approval was granted last week to the Summit Trust Co. At Lutheran Meeting Reduced to Give-Away Prices! Suspended under the point .'Stem were Robert S. Iruin. | In establish a branch office at Otto C. Hanser of 1034 Spring IH. ol 4 Iris road. 90 days, and 17 Beechwood road, across the leld avenue, New Providence,', John E. Wennogle."52, of 3 Dale street from-ils.main 'office. The representing Christ Lutheran 300 DRESSES drive, 20 days. application for the office was Church, MapleuwxJ, attended 1 SALE Suspended for Jfr days because granted* by Jhie' State" Blinking the 46th anniversary convention; of excessive speed was Charles and Insurance Commission. of the Lutheran Laymen's ftq, ro 19.98 » YEAR-END PRICES NOW ! League July 28-31 at Chicago. W. Dietrich, 21, of 8U Glenside The bank will nut use the avenue. AT SMYTHE RAMBLER property, formerly the office of ttq. to 29.98 10 Kingsley Thomson, plumbing contractor, for full banking ser- On All Brand New \ices but only to house its in it* to 49.98 15 stallment loan department and _ KENT PLACE SCHOOL a new business department and; Jr. ft Mines' Site* also for the storage of general FOR GIRLS '63 RAMBLERS bank records. Business to be tarried on In Limited Places In Some Gradts 15 RAIN COATS Choose from over 100 cars the branch currently is being conducted at the main office "so For Qualified Candidates Entering 1*9.. to 24.95 10 Including Over 12 that this branch will merely pro- vide needed additional o/fice ELEMENTARY AND JUNtOft HK»H Air-Conditioned 'Model* space and record storage space' 10 SUMMER SUITS Ihe Commission said. Transportation Cafeteria Additional operating cost will be small and have little effect Also Kindergarten for Boys & Girli r#a, 22.98-49.98 ... S 20 on the financial condition of the bank, which reported re- Write or Telephone For Further Information SMYTHE RAMBLER -mirces of some $64,343,000 as 140 SKIRTS ' June 2!). according to Bank Miss Florence Wolfe, Headmistress 326 Morris Ave. Summit Commissioner Charles U. 42 Norwood Avenue, Summit—Telephone: CRestview 3-0f00 reg. 5.98-14.98 ... L Howell. The location "will permit the 150 BLOUSES & SHIRTS $1 ro$ OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 nq. 2.98-16.98 .... JL 20 IMPORTED MOHAIR SWEATERS . 1*9. to 22.98 12 The well-schooled Just 10 SPRING COATS HERRINGBONE SUIT 1*9-35.00-69.96... 10 15 joins in our in-vestment seminar Bobs Famous Make

SWIM SUITS Prerequisite for •»ery coll»g» w«rdrob*—ir"» vettad suit, of—co Vi PRICE! and now the handsome , - Kefringbonss bid fair to s.weep fhe field. For you en route to the > •*• «

SLACKS & CABIN BOY SHORTS s ttq. 4.98-12.98 .... 2-5 Extra Special! Any JCP&L-NJP&L Employee Brand New Shetland SWEATERS will be glad to identify himself Cardigans & Slip-overt From time to.time, it is brought to our attention that individuals reg. 7.98 gain entrance1 to homes by falsely posing as employees of Jersey Central Power & Light Company or New Jersey Power & Light Company. Unless your electric meter is located inside your home 5.99 our employees seldom, if ever, have occasion to ask your permis- Sizes 38 to 40 sion to. enter. Every employee carries a Company Identification Card which he will be happy to show you should he have any reason to enter your home. For your protection and ours, when in doubt, please Many, Many More Items Too Numerous asK to see it. To List! ' THE BABS SHOP JCP'L NJP'L 422 Springfield Ave., Summit _ CR 3-5305 JtMttfCCNTKAL NfWJCMfT POWEI1LICHT POWCR i lt« NT ROOT'S-SUMMIT Open Thursdays till 9:00 P.M.' 1 INVCSTOft-OWNIO [UCTMC COMMNItl Also to Mr. and Mrs. Chadei Summit avenue to Millbum: to Scotia, N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs. Outside Country THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thurify, Aug. I, Christian Science Henry, 4 Sunset drive, Mr. ^4 Bruno D. Gesrhlce, 7 Irving place Frank B: Morgan, 46 Hawthorne Permits were also issued to Church place to Canton, O.: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. McVey Graham. Mrs. H. A. Zaccagnio, 31 Mon^ Mount Otlvo Tempi*, (Continued from Page 1) t0 Chatham: Mr. and Mrs. G. H. m Sprtairleld Are. Mrs. A. Pawlakos. 50 Ashla'vl 9 Oak Knoll road to London; jrose avenue, and Mrs. John Ma- U.H.C. aammll lei Hamill. 40 River road to 5 Mc-Ginley. 11 Colt road to Short road io Orlando;'Kla.; Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Krieger. 5i son, 15 New England avenue, $ Re*. Sbedricb Roberta A Bible Lesson on "Spirit" Irving place; Mr. and Mrs. gj^'j str^j t0 p| iTsnhales, 11 Chestnut avenue to Overlook road to Germany; Mr. to storage. Pillar CHURCH DIRECTORY from the Christian Science Charles Cook. 101 Essex road to' ^ vanDerhoof. 123 Summit Nashua. N. H.: Mr. and Mrs.i,nd Mrs. Walter Snnku-vich. -lail SIT Marrli ATCBW Quarterly will be read this Sun- 86 New England avenue; Mr. nvcnue t0 Springfield: William George P. Williams, jr., 10 Kar Morris avenue to Germany, and The tiny Chihuahau dog is h*. Buamlt day at all Chrttiati Science and Mrs. J. R. Carnnger, 54 jS Webber, 62 Huntley road to en way to Wheaton, 111.: Mr. andMr. and Mrs N. Vin Uu.-ien- lieved descended from a breed Today — I |km., Evanjeliitk churches. Sheffield road u> 55 High street, Leonia: Mrs. Irene Wulfers, 125 Mrs. William T. Cravens. 5H berg, 12 Cedric road U> Italy. I that was popular among SQUUJ I American tribes centuries 8^5! MTViM. Holy Association. 67 Kent Place Bird. Responsive Reading by the and Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore De Summit avenue to Chatham; and Portland road to Tulsa. Okla.; Storage Sunday — 10 a.m.. Bible congregation wiO include this Tuesday —8 p.m., Muiionarj Rabbi William B. Bora Land. 385 Broad street to 32 Ed- Mr. nnd Mrs Kurt Oe5ch Beeth Mr. and Mrs. John L. Uietrlch, icbool; 11:30 a.m., Morning Scriptural passage from II Cor-iaon drive. 41 Hubart avenue to San Diego, wenbip and acrmon with ipe- department Cantor Solomoa Epatcla Spring drive to Fanwood. intirians (3:17): "Now the Lord In addition, to Mr. and Mrs. Outside Slate Cal.: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Naia el»] prayer lor sick and ihut- Tomorow — 8:30 p.m.. Sab-ia that Spirit: and where the Established J. B. Killoren. 3A Summit ave- Also, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- more, 46 Beverly road to Tuc ipa; 6:30 p.m., Young People's Friends Spirit of toe Lord is. there is bath Eve aervlce. . nue to 2-1 Brooksidc drive. New mond Betyeman. 99 Ashwood son, Ariz,.;,, Mr, and Mrs, She. 1820 Sunday — 1! a'ra. Religiout lflferty." Saturday — 8 a.m.. Sabbath Providence: and Mr. and Mrs".avenue to Dover, Del.: Mr. anil man Owens, 14 Edgar street, to Society of Friends (Quakera) One of the references from CTUanTs, 33 Broad street to 17 Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. tioldi Its meeting for worship at Homing services; 10:30 a.m., Mrs. U. E. Damon, 17 Plymouth HEAit "Science-and Health with Key Putnam avenue, Berkeley road to Miami, Fla.; Mr. and Robert S. Sherwood, 171 Moun- A member of a bereaved family remarked, the YW'CA Sunday icliool lor Junior congregation. to the Scriptures" by Mary Heights. tain avenue to Rochester. N.Y.: "Every time I look at the flowers, I sens* LONG HILL CHAPCL Sunday school program for Mrs. Theodore Davenport, 246 children ia at the sama time: Baker Eddy will be this: "Man Outside Area Blackburn road to Williamsville. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Camp Visitors are welcome. children five to seven years of a message ol love and sympathy from the 1 p.m. ON SUNDAYS is tributary to God, Spirit, and Also, to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ap- N-. y.; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. E! bell, .10 Oakley avenue to Bin age and from 13 to 14 years of to nothing else. God's being Is pling, 25 Glenwood place to Vaux dridge, 67 New England aw ingham, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. render. They give one reassurance Uiat Jewish Community age. Sunday and two day re- WDHA-FM IM4 infinity, freedom harmony, and Hall; Mr. and Mrs. James Be-rlu(, t0 Santa Monica."tal.; Mr. Vermont Jones. 3 Summit ave- they are not forgotten." This makes one ligious school program for chil- Center boundless bliss: 'Where the thea. 37M Broad street to Madi- antlMrs. N. H. Howarth. 10 Gar- nue to Carlesville, Okla., and realize how much a floral tribute means Spirit of the Lord is, there is son; Mrs. Lottie G. Bleecker, 127 d n road to Deer Isle, Me.; Mrs. e Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burden. 7 lo the LIVING. Christ Church, Summit liberty' " (p.ttl). Summit avenue to Chatham; George Kephart. 5 Irving place Beekman road to Plttsburg, Pa. New England at Springfield Av. Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond DcN'iglit, (Baptist and Congregational) St. John't 3 Brantwood drive to Glt'n Gard- David K. BarnweU Lutheran Church ner; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Emer- Lewis L. Richardson son, 10 Blackburn road to Long U DeForeit Avenue First Church of Christ, Scientist (Srartsrg Ministers Valley; Mr. and Mrs. AUred J. Bev. W. S Illnman, Ph.D. Sunday - 10 a.m., Combined Hedal, 86 Wade drive to Mont 292 Sprlngfltld Avtmit ** Summtv, New Jerro Ractor morning worship service with claif: Mrs. D. Kerrigan, 16 Ed- A Branch of Tlw Mother Church, The Firat Ui-irch at Chnsl Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Church gar street to Millburn: Mr. and Methodist Owen at MeOiodiM school; Worship service and ser- Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Church; Church school and Mrs. Murray Leach, 85 Butler Sunday Services at 11 AM Sunday Scnooi II A.M. mon, "God' sControl of Tempta- parkway to Dover; Mrs. Patri- eh.iM caw groups from nursery tion"; Nursery. Wednesday Testimony Meeting at 8:15 P M. throw*:) fourth grade at Meth- cia F. McGuigan, 69 Prospect We8tfield, New Jersey odist ehd street to Red Bank; Mr. and Calvary Mrs. Jesse Mercer, 17 Beauvoir Christian Science Reading Room TerrtDte Sinai Episcopal Church avenue to Chatham: Mr. and] OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BURROUGHS & KOHR De Forest and Woodland Aves. Mrs. John T. Sampson. 307 Sum- an Summit Avtnw 340 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE 'Funeral Directors Founded in 1868 Rabbi Morrison D Bill Rev. Elmer F. Francia mit avenue lu Chatham; Mr. Ephralm Blran Cantor Rector and Mrs. H. D. St. John, 10 309 SPRINGFIELD AVE. AT IRVING PLACE Rev. Russell Gale Nassau drive to Springfield: Mr. Open daily 10:(K) to 4:30 except Sundays and hrlideys, IIS'J Tomorrow - 8 p.m.. Sabbath Assistant Rector and Mrs. Kubcrl W. Cawley, 3 Thursday evenings 7:30 to 9:00 (except July and August) am SumaT, New Jmn Oak Ridge avenue to Princeton: liter the Wednesday meeting Literature on iturutui Scixnct One of New Jenetfa Eve service. Rev. Richard M. Shaw »«. 0 NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Curate Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper, 77 may be read, borrowed or purchased. finest cemeteries — Oakes Memorial Methodist Church Sunday • 8 a.m., Holy Com- Son-profit and 120 Morris Avenue munion; 10 a.m., Morning pray- Rev. Clark D. Callender er and sermon; Child care pro- Non-sectarian Pastor vided. Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Morning worship and sermon. Central ONE YEAR DEFERRED PAYMENT Presbyterian Church Maple St & Morris Ave. Rev. Robert H. Stephens D.D. Cook up a Cook-out PLAN, INTEREST-FREE, AVAIL- THE BIBLE Rev. Clarence E. Davlson, D.D. BUTT Rev. R, Samuel Buffat, Jr. SHANK ABLE FOE FEE-NEED BUYERS. SPEAKS END Sunday • 9:30 a.m. and 11 END a.m., Worship service and ser- SMOKED TO YOU Supt's. Office - Executive Office mon by Dr. Stephens. Wednesday • 8 p.m., Central UN E. Broad St. 125 Elm Street WNEW-AM 6:45 A.M., Club study group in church 1130 KC lounge. HAMS FEAST AD 2-0781 AD 30130 2^39 IOO GREEN STAMPS WNBC-7:J0 A.M. Fanwood Man to Steer 660 KC WITH A PURCHASE OF $7.50 Gate* Clou at 6:30 p.m. Collins Vote Campaign UMIT ONI m ADWI-CIOAHTTH, TO* AC CO, Ull. .ra» UOUOt M>4 fltSH MWt tXIMPT FKM STAMP OPFtt TliU wetk'a (lirtfttlaa Sr4«nc4 GRADE A TURKEYS 39 Alan England of Fanwood. has pn>p*m been appointed campaign mana- hllHMI|IIIHJ|Go«iTt.nLiot;, Au». lOli, What about your future? ger for State Assembly Candi- date Loree Collins of Summit, BEEF RIB ROAST it was announced this week. .SSL — Another... England, a 1959 graduate of Muhlenberg College, is a sales- BwMigg's Sttccd Smoked PHONE man for the Standard Register GRAND OPENING 273-3333 Company. Trenton. He is a GOP fhn w**k at... district leader in Fanwood, a SWIFT PREMIUM FRANKS '-»»5* SELECTED BEEF LIVER * 39< member of the executive board of the County Republican Com- STARRArnf ^-.5* LUNCHEON MEATS •««•. «~* 25e 330 HAMILTON AVL mitteer-and is active in both the at Church Srr»», WHITE PUINS Westfield Area Young Republi- IFRESI SKIRLESS FILLET OF NAIIOCK * can Club and the Fanwood Re DOUBU YOUR SAVINGS.;.SAV[ CASH 'H 4tf. SJAMS! 275 EXTRA STMin Your call VflTrt ru«CHA5€S IBOW... MOVING? . COOO THKU SATURDAY. AUGUST TO*. HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE -:59 NO COUPONS NEEDED. BUT Att YOU WANT at any time

BROUGH is our command. Mog.n Dovid Bologna or Salami SOLID WHITE TUNA ?? 3^79 535 SPRINGFIELD AVE. — COR. MORRIS If someone III f HDIMIlTC •r^.FlirWiPnek, A1«t14lI-tl you know Plumros* Cooktd Ham 111 % Irlmllvlmv 0r»n K Of»f • PIMI^ WQ MM ^| is moving... Honor Maid Sausag* Mtat CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE ^59< A friendiv call by the Welcome Wagon Hostess will help them feel at p home. Noifl, Cinnamon or Sugar Donwto TEMTEE KOSHER DILLS x49< ~~K(Ti«''iiv:~G«FNlfAMM~" »» p.,ik.» .1 I PM<-.z.. 4-69 Join tn carrying on our DQ MONTE STEWED PRUNES 2 £ 55c community's traditional friandi Bak*d Ptas.kant WOZfN fOOD SPKMU spirit ofthoepiultty. Tell ~tXTKA~*i-*r~GRttN "STAMPS" HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR - -— — —— FINAST Welcomr \Vsjton the NINE LIVES CAT FOOD name *nd addreif of 'riemtland or Gold*n Rot* TM Bogt BEEF, CHICKEN families you know *h» DEL MONTE ZUCCHINI are moving. OR TURKEY 444-0325 DUNCAN HINES DINNERS ^Bakery Selections BLUE BONNET MARGARINE BUMBLE BEE TUNA 39< FEiS NAPTHA $0Af 2* 89; Blueberry Pie FELS NAPTHA •««• JUST HIAT X sf«V€.. .THFTW MUCOUS FMAST —0CUCIOUSXM£ GENTU FELS LIQUID Waffles Peach Iced Loaf '£ W0ODBURYS0AP 3" 3I< MNEAPPLE, PINEAPPIE OKANGE UTTTY AIDEN — SUCEB

CMSPY FMSH FROM NEAMY FARMS Nl-WJERSEY.Mtniirportx! ; NEWCOMER? SUNSWEET COOKED PRUNES 2', 55< , New Jersey is a'leader in air transportation. Seventy GULDEN'S MUSTARD '*»"<-» •»i-15< eight airports and thirty one heliports, including pub- Don't know wner* ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 25 VERMONT MAID SYRUP M 57c » lic ,and military fields, help to maintain Xcw Jersey's to turn for NNI FOR SLKING OH SALADS o~- reputation as a center of world transportation. information about UMY'S CORNED BEEF 49« - 37< Newark Airport alone served nearly 3 million Shopping ••.. HERSHEY CHOCOUn SYRUP 2: commercial air travellers last year. At the same time, FANCY TOMATOES 2-29. STUFFED OUYES —-«• t-69« 122 million pounds of air cargo passed through Schools... 3lc Newark Airport's new air cargo center. Air mail BURRY COOKIES «ocouna« t-^ Churches... HAWAIIAN PUNCH 21£ 39cv ALCOA WRAP traffic jumped more than 13 per cent to a new all- DUCATOR COOKIES "SZZT > AlUMIMUM FOIL time high of 24 million pounds. - Civic Groups? \ HKKER'S «r PILLSBURY FIOUR 5 t. ALPO DOG FOOD ^ FINAST BLEACH Another one of the state's busiest airports, Tetcr- Our gracious hostett n«nc lonn boro, handled more than.200 thousand take-offs and UNDERWOOD 'mim»*«'-»*-i"i; landings last year. Teterboro, in northern New Jer- will gladly help. CLOROX MEXICORN A corn Hw sey, is one of the nation's major Gil IN 01 ANT business and private airports; AJAX 'r25c g 1016 or. Q^C Phone: 464-4836 . o» uiiL 1 v 5. TOMATO SOUP Air transport facilities like CAMPfttU S these help to prove that you can't Mrs. S. C. Greves 1201 ca PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 K 31c HORMEL SPAM " 49^ find a better spot than New Jer- BATH Ult 1AI I f*r 3tc Enast IfADY TO IAT 1 i sey to serve the markets of the C DYNAMO LIQUID ^'— -49« 125 I(X» roll 24 nation and the world. NEV7E'«EV LAUNOtY MTUOINT, 1 **mri 4 MM* tfa* I»C WAXED PAPER '7E»CENTEN«l»r men EMicnvi ioo»r THIU ur. AW. 10* •< •» w* nun. CUItlti FtAIt >IV|I. HfW CUT mi MIDDUTOWN Mm. W. mnx A. rif U Ii rt N U M rfl AJAX CLEANSER »«-•* 39«= 75c nb.4o.pkg PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY ERS AU wwau WITH AMMONIA I VM II«~. WiW »c Strvim Ttxpij/ing Stntnt ol« Great Stat» 727 Morris Tpke., Springfield *, I 1 Jeanne Ellen Nelson of Elm- July. 1M0. said he did not know what the THE SUMMIT HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 8, 1963 DEATHS hunt, N. Y. and her grandpar- Mrs. Cole is survived by twi car was running over since it land Just a few tnilea north of a.m. Since this wffl be aa |t (Continued from Page 6) ents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nel sons, Leslie E. of 17 Nassau was too dark, but when he be Nature Club to Open drive, and Frank, of East Or Atlantic City, ii an ideal place day trip, lunch rfxuU be of more than 40 years. •on of Summit, and Mr. and Mrs. gan to hear screams, he im- ange, and two grandchildren. With Trip to HoJoate to aee term, akimmen, oyiter broacht. It ii alto adviMbte to He ij survived by his wife, JLeroy Baldwin of Summit mediately called police. Police .Irs. Jeannette Bikle Atwell. ; Funeral services were held Kuneral services will be helc A field trip to the Holgato catchers, and other abore bird* bring inn** repellent. at toil time ot the year. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Brough Funeral today at 2 pm. at the Burroughs aaid tire marks on her body section of the Brigantme Na- Tuesday at Pittsburg. Home. 535 Springfield avenue, & Kohr Funeral Home, 30( indicated she had been run over tional WiMhle Refuge on Satur- All pernos «fao are interetted LOUVTU9 Mn DON'T MOVE day, Auguot 17, will .mark the conducted by Rev. Willis D. Hin-Springfield avenue. several times. in making the trrd c«c either LottertaC «Wle under be In- IMPROVE your home to meet your present needs! Barbara L. Netaon man of St- John's Lutheran opening at the 196344 «ea*oo fluence at aJecfol coat John Mrs. Michael Jaeoblnt Enroute to the hospital, the meet the group at the parking Modernizatiorrwith imagination will give you: Barbara Lynn Nelson. 14 year Church. Burial was in Fair'view girl was able to give police the of the Nature Club. area of Lincoln School, Wood- Short of M Qfamood pUce, • More Living Space ild daughter ot John M. Nelson, Cemetery. Westfteld. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobine, wife of Holgate, located at the ex- fine of (ZS iMt weak in Munici- Michael Jacobine of 485 Spring- youth's name and description. land avenue at 8 t m. or art me "New Home" Atmosphere, at the same address of 993 Springfield avenue, Manley has been convicted treme tip of Long Beach Is pal Court. Mr*. Sidney F. Cole. field avenue, died Monday at Refuge gate at Holgate at 10:30 In reality you probably don't want to move, because: "Jew Providence, died Sunday at twice in Summit, once at Christ- Mrs. Marion J. Colc."Cidow of home. She was 56. > You like your house he U. S. Public Health Service mas time and again on June Sidney F. Cole, died Tuesday at "MUM" iospilat at Stalei) Island after Born in Hoboken, Mrs. J*a- of Uui year on xhargtb at, • 'You like your neighbors "" a Scotch Plains nursing home long illness. cobine lived there most of herpossessing alcoholic beverages. You like the community after a long illness. She was 78. She was born at frvington and life. Sie had lived here for th*He w"aj fined {50 each time. You like the convenient location Mrs. Cole was born at Morris ived most of her life in Summit last five years. Earlier this year he served Provi town and had lived here for BUT, you do need: jefore moving to New Services will be today at 10 three months in the Union'Coun A Porch or a Den denee a few years ago. ;many years at 7 Laurel avenue a.m. in Smith and Smith Sub- GENERAL ELECTRIC ty Jail after convictions on dis- An Extra Bedroom or a New Kitchen In addition to her fath»r, she j and more recently at Manley urban, 415 Morris avenue, orderly conduct charges for us An Extra Bath or Powder Room s survived by her mother, Mrs. Court apartments. Helerr husbhusbanda . Springfield. ing offensive language to a pol A Recreation Room or Finished Attic 3elty B. Nelson; a sister. Betty Sidney, former presiden(resident of Iceman and for loitering while lean Nelsen, and a stepsister.' Sweet Kleen Laundry, died in FILTER-FLO' Washer A Larger Garage under the influence of alcohol. A "Facelifting" tor the House Exterior Car Assault Police also said the boy had also Fiberglas Insulation, Aluminum Siding y hand. UM» llttlt water, too, with the car before he allegedly and la txcluiive with General Electric, Highway 10, Whippany.N.J. Montier 7-4415 "'>'«» «-«» ran over her. An eyewitness to (Continued from Page 1) CAHTE DI.ANCUC the incident said he could see Five years ago, in 1957, Sales CUM HI11A TIKNIMKE Management reported the local AIB (M. Or»i»»e Air.) AMKKK'AN ii tar driving about the field and TL0HI1AM I'AKK EMBEDS per household income uvt'mgv CONDITIONED | that "it seemed to be running' at Jl 1,295. Last year's figure of 12-lb., 2-Speed, 3-Cycle Filter-Flo over something." The witness $15,760 represents a gain of $4,465 per household during the Washer is actually two washers in one! five year span. Just lift out the Mini-Basket to wash up tobi g 12-lb. Five years ago local retail sales were listed at JXUfj'I.OOO. loads truly clean. Its otner features include 3 wash Local sales for last year, listed cycles, 3 wash and 2 rinse temperatures, 2 wash NO DOWN »t W9.313.000. show a $15,744,000 and 2 spin speeds, cold water wash, Filter-Flo action nimxn increase in the 5 year period. which recleans water as you wash, removing lint, dirt, tail ftrmtl During the period nf 1957 to sand, soap scum. 1962 the city's population has •Minimum RaM Prte* AAB increased from 20,600 to 25.200 a gain of 4,600, and the number See us for prices and terms on a wide selection of General Occupancy ot dwelling units from 5,900 19 Electric refrigerators, freezers, ranges, washers, dryers, dish- 7700, an increase of 1,800. washers, room air conditioners, TV and storaoi The "most Catholic " country is, tiny Andorra, which nestles In between France and Spain. Ac cording to a Catholic survey, all EASTERN SALES CO. 8,000 residents are listed as Cath •sum* olics. By contrast, Greenland APPLIANCES • TELEVISION STEREO September has only seven Catholics in its 233-239 BROAD ST. • SUMMIT at 3-0004 population ot 31,000.

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r«w Savinii up to J10.000 if* fully inurtd pi Kit flint Smnp ( Uw huuriM* Can). \OTKB irt ir*WH. Itl tor^la THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 8, I9o3 Hobm Ttiltoute, Urrtine Creu- Uontrlalr National Bank rt Iritlnm. mu«t encloili tn uil and Ttu*t ruiiipmiy. *->* (1 minute* Kuot IH 61 pri. I'curhii TAKE NOTICE tlial ipplli-Uton bel. Bill Greubel, Jimmy Geiger. Kteculora.— «H ^if l.lrtiltr a »inu-tVr Arltne i\ Ko«[. «4 LoZ • lid RroK n. Allumcva •-• 34 iiiiiiutvM \\<»t a;> iv I un 'lulnidi* kUtlrvumd li» TH«hi* l*fn made tu Common CoUtnll ela Trrrare plutnfif hi. N. J I',. HMTS To*1 a<.lnn«tun Htrart u a «laii<- «tt for » corner; Major «nil runiintin Cdunrll uf (hn if the City uf funimtt to ira«af#r to Ohjerilcma, i -dnrfif (minuii-a W«»l H't >M ihan ten '1'it p«r rw Jari.ey, ih» tliaiiif (i',) Norlli U ^Uicrera 47 mtn- inr ahull not lie .tun lh«n i&flO.OO try iff ail naimumptlnri liquor State* PoaUl Inspector" waa dw Monica Levin, Andy Martzloff,I sux, MI. bi.ru.4. iIff \V*»| 53.»i fi-*l I-i iht, flJore- Sales & Service r : i rid lift i.ellvf-rcil ill the place nn Jennie Martzk*. Peter Velto-lj'^T &'»' ,°'*J, ", J ''"S ailii Houtherly »UlP uf nro».l Rtr.-t.t. >r lirforp tht- huur »lmv« taJiitil. Th« Wllllmn F K If in. tradint aa Hummit title of a taik by P. F. Quion. Ends Season t HsstHlirant and Unr, fur thf KMfl ANOSCtSSO* 1 coro, Penny Pratt, Carol Rosen- ;;[ •'"'•"• •»««« ",'IJ"',•';":','' '!" f HrciaU H4/*i't Noil.h tit (Jftdl-.n 0 it . HIP mipiiieineiiiar)- up*' !first ifin«. •i * im-aU'd at 69-ri] I'niuii a Post Office Unpector auigoed Sunoybarn. a creative arts SUTJIIII. N-M- Ji-iBt y. G*tNMN6 berg, David Rubashkin, Michael I.I,I mi. ulmiti-i Ko»t 3d- H ft ei tn a v>Wil optfM of t\W*h will he furiilKlied on to the. Newark office, when he day camp in Hie Wan-hung Res- f Thf HUUof .f i-ur.e iind ili«ii.(. HM!I tlnriH >P|i|lraitr>ri lo the« rnjrln*"rrnj[ln«><>r. . TJii nHUien anand •ddifSM'b of all RU&S CLEANED Rubashkin. Pete* Sctunitl, Cath- wlil Houtherlv •!•]•• ur Iinm-1 Hire, i if Th* Mayor iuJ th* ntnvt** am) alt illrtx-tii of Saw* HMiri Stt ervation, ended its 30th season -d, noiii* w lien-l.y Kiinitntt IIUUM*. Ii»"., and addressed a meeting of the Ki- erine Schmiti, Ann Slepian, Don nilt un n iiirvv to ilia itfi ih" rmllui I 08c A SO- FT ill) of u hf''h i« A7T T • pntai* of atAck held aie last week. A demonstration ot as follow*: PLOOBS~WAXEO MILLBURN wanis aub on Tuesday at the Slepian, Steven S firriinlon llit-lr clHin.H milt .Iw 1-1 "»T I.J *tli6 (joint anil activities was held at KKHliiitt Hie ritlale of aalil 'I*' I'rMldciit, and Director, J«mp» F Patricia SterQgold. A hem. Jr. \\ i tra.it A\pnue, .New NEW METHOD GRINDING SHOP Hotel Suburban. Camp Lions pool on Wednesday. Iwllhtri Ilk month*, fruiit It'* Tlie «tio\« d'-«crll.iil preiui»'-i be- NUTICE TO CltF.I>IT4>HS of aaij uidii, ur itxv Mill I'loMdeiii-o. N. J. 41%. ll known and il^i;.. ,--.i Hi. \,nt :5 MArNTENANCE SERVICE MS Morris Turapik* Mr. Quinn explained the work- Thursday afternoon tlu-re was a The violin and other musical l.mi.d fh'iu «i In HI. ; . • - HIOKI \ Ire l'rmld.nt. Hnd Plrftor. rsui 111* Min KHTATE OF FRANK »- I'ni'udfiifr. -V. J 1 % CR. 3-2598 tag pMuObet tor violation, of Suhles followed by- a regular were rot invented until the Mid- - -7«fpr»«iirT^Ti>'^«iii»'r.- *ml Pit-Tint-; M 4-S0S4 r. KIltK. Surr,.jt«l» of tn* Coiiniv United States poaUl laws. schedule at the Bam of short dle Ages, so Nero must have •f I'IIMII made on ihe twenty-founh lay of July A. D.. IPflS upon ttir periods sliowins activities in used another kind of instrument ipplli-utL/in of the undesigned, at* art, creative writing, dancing, if he played while Rome burned. Murphy * ISH- f-;*erutrl% nf ihe eMa(« »f "«. •:•:, • liK.V.IAMIN GITTl.lIM cookout supper wis enjoyed by h- •ul,».rll,»r., Kli.rfii<'» W M.-Noilly NOTIIK TO I IIKIHTOKK MILLBURN DJ *i rill CI.-lS3.u-i parents, friends, and campers mil Mont.lair Nallmi.il Hunk Hid E8TAT13 OF l-'HANClti .S UAH." ithln nl\ til on dm from r.u-i .'..niimny ift.rm*il«- Th- Viral I6.V36" nf «a1d «rd*r. or they will ^ntr.iu.1 Malik if Monulmr). Kxw ]'<•«• tnc'1. followed by the usual clftsing liMiTr.l frnhi prnorrutinK o not-. \.f thr t.aal Will anil T«*1a- l'rir»u«riL to ih« older of KTO] MITIC'K TO 4 HMtlTOKS * 1 ng tht aania airainot ih' ceremonies around the outdoornifrt .if 1IAT1RV .MrNEll.1T. di- KUtK, SmiogHle «f Hi.- O. t>TATB Olt HAUHV W 1.1'GAR. COAL & OIL CO. ,».«,rt .«I:I h, .u.llte.l anil .t.to.l 111 U AiXACE fireplace. In Kupi.-iiu J Kirl. surruga'e. an.l if .Mil}', 'A !> , 1BC1, tiiion Hi'- ft] KUi^riiv'ami '^ ' •iUi;li Uf Ilia UIulftllglLfi. "4 I'- 1'iiMiiai.t in tilt uidi-f ut Kl'r,KSR Campers from Summit in- ut.it (if tlie ihiatti uf iuia <1iiiii KiniC. PUrmiiTiiM .,f ihH <\,untv cluded—Kim Arace, Pamola rvuiMv' i-uuii -t'rutiil* UlMBion. i>n up Is ht-ri-t.v iln>n to ihf vt f I ni.in. tiiadc on th» rji i, ntl) day FUEL OIL \v»dn™.l«,y. Sfi.l.•nil.tr lltb ti"l at > of i-al.l 'le'-it^'t tn •'KiiH'i • f 'ulj. A Ii. ]»ii3, tii'on tla- ai>Dli* JEDDO COAL KOPPERS COKE Biihuber, Wendy Caporaso. Dar-Kin X M to ttin cri'dl- STATIC OP NEW JER8KT SERVICE OIL BURNER SERVICING tlihin Hit monthi fn "CONTINUOUS fUtt ilUVItt SINCI IU1" «wA«TK?sT or r%T rKKTIKHATF OV IH^MM-1 •lnl. nf .uf,l l'« nil h> whom lh->« pifi-ula IU/CK APLE *M «.rENZ A L'niuii i.'innity Tii.mt f.um.anv vmnt nf fht* pror«firti((i for the ERCEDES olunlarv dlixulutlon thnriof |iv the of Kllzabeth! N -I inahhriuiia connent nf all tht atoik- lo«. r. Oiifrin * K*ihy. litlderii di'toiUtf of Stlin- fllTHIOH (fil'llT OP ! MITICK TO < IIKI1ITOKN , ffiuiity of liiion —"Utfco' New ley (Alliirt K. N-winin bflnir th.- \y.\\ JI.K-I-.V AT.'-... n.r I-ol-lHE KARI.E H\V 'hl\IMO\. I MON (OlStV 1KM KKI -.llfl.OOA-ST ortipr of i;ini:M-: KMiK, Sun UMMIT EXPRESS COMPANY^ Stoles - Jackets • Coats UAOr.K OH. ruMiMNY. t\r. . If* ur Hit, I'outity nf Title 14. V<>l]-nr; N.w .i-iwy rnrpirHimn PUinijfi f r»l<>n. mat]. the Hevrniti day \i Al.HKUTA H iME^T,- ]» f .l»l\. A 1», ., uimii the «huli'. HII.HJ i tilt- iHr*'tt-(i 1 K1»I,I| r\'v««.> fm i uf kHf.l tier, HA rv uf >tatr> or the Siat* nf New *»!<• l.y I'ulilli- VemUie at lhi- ruiji- jiUl.iti-riher under yBiii or nfflrmn- JpfHrV, Ho HiTf'hv (>i'U|\ I hat the Honnn in Hi*' City ut KllZdlx't h i th.'ii rlallua Hiid demuinli NRIII i-oii>ntntir>n did, oil thp Tnent\- N ,f on WMtiPmlflv; 'h* 4Mi (IHI .. triwt the f»ut.' of nalil d^n a*«rl eluhth "lay of .tun<<, H«3, flla tn NeptPinlur A 1* . 1''tt at t"i Hitlilii M* nioiitln tunu the time of • nffic* a duly excfultd and al- Allied Van Lines, Inc. 1 >< k in flie .iftnruurni uf ^l-l a.t\ t nr«li*r. oi ih.v «i!l 1>« f-.u-vr t• -1 I'onf lit in vriilnti to the iili- MERCEDES BENZ ii*l— iht. light mic ami iiitt-i- ^^ n harn il fv'ni |nom rullm; a •oluiion uf said • ..rptittiUo!i, tfXO'Uted Ut« aunif nguiiini the h\ all Din bt'Hkh»ldora the|>*nf, which Unls B. Hugh mill cnm-nl aiv! the !">oi.i nf th» All tlir tDlIuwluir l«i». IrmM r prnrp/^illnif* afnrc«aiil *i'f IKIW nn pur' »U .if Unit HIKI i-r- itil-.!-, 1 t(*. Kent* A Uilfti.ii. Atl file in my wild uffli* na piuxldad niRfUT ni"r,, - i-a 11- uUulv -l-^n-n.f.,1. it I'rti in lev I'tHitj inn ii, X_ J ^ _ "IX TITSTlMc-NV WHI'UKnF. I IMIIK Rti.l I>CIIIIIK In Uniht. ntnv f a\* )iT"to a"i mv Inmd anln' In 11,4 on. Mill T MI Stiv t th< nf June 1' Opposite Salts 3th Ave. - DR6-:i 16J IIHIK mil he lervivwil l.y The C« urn! ninu hutiditd i ui»n «'uii nn I i.f it,» r-lty nf .Sum ' three ihi- fr ih* Inr | he HPC.HIM run h.ii tif Nmw side r.r OK haul rtiriMtl. «HI-1 IKIIIIT ,T .1. KURKHARHT. Avenue anil ITOHJ.CC-1 Street in „-- SecTflary Of mate MOVING 9-17 So. Orange Avenue t'tltifi ^llfo tin* NurtliMe«terly ruiin-r Cliy of Kiimmlt In thw I'ounty of of a In! h'iietofntn ruin 'ved 1' ililliil) mn. ... •••>•»••••' fcucf — SO 2-7500 T7e.^fr^U H. All " NOTICE TU ( KEDITOKrt than<«> i|) Mil- ICSTATE OF Li WEN GLAKE. Ue- PACKING .1 K1KK. 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Denise Clan- *n« were: Pat DeFelica "Miss cy-Dancer. Pat Clancy—Young Teen Age America." Linda De Girl, Bob Duyckinsk—Skeleton. Felica — Bride, Barbara and — Bumblebees, .Lisa Duyckinck — Skeleton. Mary Finnerty — Formal Girl. David i-Ghost. Ann Burke I -Bride. Bruce Gollub-Butter haulers. fly,. Peggy Reilly- AhreinWon W, , ....„. Mrs derlsnd. Carol Reillv - Rabbit.! '\h a r°n Lawall. Margarei Mario Boessl •- "Shopping Bag Burke. Anne Burke, and Debbie Advertisement." Tommy 'Allen *<**"}" "!owed their k"n"r' -Lion. Angelika Boe.,,1 Clown. ib'°od.as lhey turned °u' t0 be Cynthia Kramer- French Girl. :'h* winners in our rope skippm Shirlev Ryan-Dutch .jGirl. Mi ™nteSL Merit Point Uaders at ch,efDuffy-Iri,h Leprachaun. ^;-;X ^s:'?^lr"k; Kenny Dramer- Fremh Paint .jK1Pmentarv gir|5..peggy and er. Dieter Boessl-French Paint Deb ReU, Mjdget boys_Aido n. Anne Kramer-flueen. Torn- Fiorelli and Midget girls-Col- my Burke-Sailar. Chris Shot ,een ReUlyi shar0Il UwglI> and well-Royal Lady. Sheha Baler, |Ann Burke. The basis for merit -Sailor, Gmny Gifford — Army polnli are participation in the Sergeant. Diane N"Sto-Gypsy.|W,ntMt5 antj activities place in Jody Power—"Sun Bonnet Sue."" " the contest, and helpfulness on Debbie Regmer-'Old Fashioned the playground Girl." Chris Nasto — Cowboy, Martha Kane—Bride .. Only member of the cat fam Lark Patterson—"Hobo, ' Ruth ..~w , ..-,.. ,JJil ny withouuu, IlllDUDUlt retractableC UflHB IS claws is V ml semi-annual furniture sale Kane, Hobo> Mother. Beckyjthe cheetah. Others can extend Regnier—Squarq e Dancer,, Norma them or draw their cliwi back ''Jo Becker—Japanese Girl, Mary at will. Air Reduction Cultural Breaks Ground Calendar • save 10% to 50% For New Lab JVLY • ObrOBEK 1MI Air Reduction eompwy. lac of Murray Hill h»» wMunoed 8PICM1 IVINTS it h4« utilised ronttruetioo of July - Aufuit Exhibition tdditiotMl iw«r* facilities , Berkeley H»i«4t» Ubr«y pre- Th« modem, ooe-vtore. building! sent* "Private Pr*»t«t of the vill houae the process rewarcb United States", a typography WESTFIELD «od d«v»lopm«nt «ection of Air I exhibit from the Isbill ealtoe- Reduction Sale* Company. Air- tiooi. ' oo'« weJding products, and in- July — Aufuct Mutie The dustrial and cryogenic gas Summit Concert band, directed manufacturing division. The by Harry Hannaford, and The croup speciiliMs in metallur- Stage Band, directed by gical aad u«Ming materials re- Joseph Loreti, present outdoor search. summer concerts at Memorial Field, 8 p.m. 00 altarniU Airco ofiiciaU indicated that Thursdays after July 4 to work haa been started on the September, sponsored by the foundation for the new building Board of Recreation. Public In- by the Wigton-Abbot Company vited. (Interested players may of PlainfieW. (lie general con- contact Mr. Hannaford, CR. 3- tractor. The 5,700 square foot 6843-&retiearsals begin in June.) addition to Hie existing research Sept.—Art The Summit Art complex is scheduled for com- Center presents its annual side- pletion by October 1. 1963. walk show at the Summit Trust The reasearch conducted at Co. (Beechwood road and De- the Murray HiU laboratories is Forest avenue) during the latter •duided into four main fields— part of Sept. Saturday. For in- ohemioaj research, physical re- formation call: CR. 3-9121. search, application research, Sept. — Antiques Brayton and research in industrial gases I school PTA presents its annual ind cryogenic*. Tne programs outdoor antique (how on the thrilling sale prices are conducted by a staff of Brayton School grounds, Tulip scientists and engineers with street, during the latter part of appropriate backgrounds in Sept. (Sat.) For information call them research fields. Brayton School office, CR.3- on our fine custom upholstered Out of ties* laboratories have 1276. come such developments as the Sept. 38 Book Sale through Aircomatic gas-shielded arc October 12—The College Club welding process; automatic For information call Mrs. sofas and chairs by Henredon equipment for flame shape-cut- Lauffer, CR. 3-7224. ting of steel and a method of welding using carbon dioxide as Old Guardto Hear the shielding medium Tdk by Blunttchll Ottier division* of Air Reduc- Walter P. 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WAYSIDE GARDENS Hahnt & Company Wfilf>«ld Op«n Monday through Saturday 9>30 to. 4J0 Morris Turnpike Summit: it THE SUMMIT H6IULP, TWiday. Aua, 1, I?6J Berfce/ey Esso Near Unbeaten Noe Routs Leading Tigers League Seeks Upset by Sox Heights League Title Berkeley Swimmers In Major Loop To Expand Russo, fourth. Berkeley BelfhU — Berkeley Reheis « Berkeley Height* — The unde- Summit — The Yanks clubbed Summit—"Hie Summit Recre Girls' 25me1er backstroke Esso has all but clinched the Berkeley Chemical 3 feated Noe Pond swim team the White Sox 13-7, in die Rec- SPORT championship of the Berkeley Karlton Realty 3 Htion Bowling League, which has (10 and under): Debbie Groty- overpowered the Berkeley Pool reation Boys Summer Baseball Heights Adult Softball league Jaycees * 1 10 operated as an eight-team han. first: Betsy Kri?, third. i league in the past, wants to swim team, 228146, for its fifth Boys' 25-meter backstroke (10 League . Rick Regan pitched th« losing to Springlike, 5-4, tod The league leaders boosted Leading Batters win, aiding his own cause «hifi - their edge over second-place .46.1 expand to 10 trams this year, consecutive victory. Scorers for and under): Bob Dwyer, sec- R. Ferratti—Resheui four runs batted in on a trip]* bowing to Uw Window Shop, Berkeley Bakery to two full 11. Nowak—Reheis .455 Therefore, there are openings Berkeley were: ond; Dave Kolb, fourth. and two singles Springtake Wins W. Pete Kivien hurled the games by ou>t3lug#Hi& third-iR. Frayer—Chemical .455 for two new teams. To enter Girls' 25-meter freestyle (10, Girls' 50-meter backstroke place Santacross Realty. 13-8, j P. Fortenbacker—Reheis the league a team must average (1112): Penny Cash, first A 9-run first inning, in vtoich victory lor ^triaglafce, \rtuie .450 and under): Debie Grotyhan, his son Pete Kivien. Jr toss *nd **" trimming Reheis, F. Testa—Reheis at least 875. Any team interest Boys' 50-meter backstroke 14 batiters went to the plate, •edtticwintotolL^'a^i111- Mearawhile. Berkeley Bak-L. Zictehi-Bakery .438 ed should conitaict the Board of first. 01-12): Larry LaBarge, second; proved to be all five Yanks need- Softball Crown eawcvimnrvx window Stoop. ^ wa3 upsM by KarttonJD. LaSasio-Bakta-y ,433 j Recreation office, CReatview -Boys' 2S-meter freestyle <10 John McElgunn, fourth ed to win, but they added two Tfce double defeat dropped the Realty, 8-5. R. RaJnbuiro—Gnomical .429 7-2932. and under): Bob Dwyer, third. Girls' SO-meler backstroke runs in the fourth* and sixtn SlMBlt — The aunjmg bopet of upsetting SpringUke. innings to complete the rout. Saotacnus bounced back to R. Longo—Cleaners .419 The league is also looking , Girls' 50-meter freestyle (11- (1314): Kathy Sullivan, second; nine picked up its .414 for sponsors and individual Susan Backfish, third. The White Sox handed standings. blank Berkeley Chemical, 3 0, H. Pa.ppa»—Esso 12): Ellen Cross, first; Landa •atftfh Mraaght win la* week baith collected three htta topac e | lnd u ut .406 bowlers who may want to spon- Boys' 50-meter backstroke league-leading Tigers their third J & J Construction sptat two <*** <**-**** 1*™ ° R. Benson—Karlton the SpnngiaJre batting attack. V. La Sasso-Santacross .408 ,sor a team or bowl in theLynch, third, and Kathy Sulli- (1314): Ed Buonopane, second; loss of the season, 6-5. Pitcher to cinch the Summit Recrea- „__- a. i" second place. Mountain tion Softball League crown. peKCO won itt fifth atadght place with F. Campano—Cleaners .405 league. Individual bowlers van, fourth. Larry Buonopane, fourth Paul Sperco won his own ball games on the weekly schedule aemn held .405 should average ait least 170. game as he tripled in the win- ^M kMgue champions broke and moved into undisputed a 7-5 victory over Karlton Real- J. Rinaldi—Cleaner s Boys' 50-meter freestyle 111- Girls' 25-meter butterfly (10 4as2 they upset the Window Shop, ning run in the bottom of the « five-year jinx ai they dethron _ of eecond place as it! " . «*• *h«> lost to Twin, 51 ty. 12): Larry LaBarge, third, and and under): Debbie Grotyhan, sixth. McAneny and Wyrouph OT iwsuuiat winner Sperco foshur t oat Baftiah, ifi, behta* the Jem- Nacale scattered ax hits Ai Geiger bested Vin La-j second; Pat Baltaglia, third. Harry Coletta, fourth. help the winners with two hits the first time since 1957. brSBant two** pitching of Bob enroute to the win over the Sasso as Berkeley Esso downed I Boys' 25-meter butterfly (10 restview Swimmers Girls' 50-meter freestyle' (13- apiece. Wayne Tucker had a (tace again it was the strong Davenport, Window Shop as J & J led SantacrdSJ. Pappas and Dam and under): Jon Walters, sec- single and double for the losers. pitching of Pete Kivien and Leading 1-0, Sperco wrapped throughout the contest. Nartale anski had double.,, while Ja 14): Kathy Fish, second. ond; David Cross, third, and Harry Nelson, fourth The Indians won a slugfcst, aotne timely hitttng byhs m«te< up the the contest with a four- also led his team at bat as he son and Dnaihl tripled. Pappas Boys' 50-meter freestyle <13- 1211, over the Yanks in extra as ataiugtaaa dumped Park run outburst in the ststh inning chipped in with three hits. had a homer and three runs bat- Outscore Minisink Girls' 50-meter butterfly (11- 14): Ed Buonopane. first; Mike innir>gs. The lead changerl View, 6-1, toao w up the tide. ted in against Reiheis. Ben New Providence — Tlic Crrs-Katfiy Speyers, second; Sue 12): Ellen Cross, first; Sheila on four hiti and two costiy John Patrick tossed . a neat Battaglia, second; Steve Dwyer, Backfuh, fourth. hands four times in the garni* i. A four-nan third frame and Bafa* miacuet. five-hitter for Twill in Uie win Nowak doubled lor Reheig, view Swim oiun won rts thirdjSmith, fourth. third. Boys' 50-meter butterfly (11- before Uie Indians scored UIP '••wo Insurance uniarfews in the Slumping P«rtc Bakery drop- over J & J. Wate Fitzgerald pitched the inert in live outings by down- 25-meter butterfly (10 yeari Girts' 50-meter freestyle (15- 12): Harry Coletta. third winning run in Wie eighth in sixth inning erased Park View's'ped two more dose decisions. The standings: shut out for Santacross again* ing ,Jle sirong mmisink S\uin I and under)—Linda Maggi, third; 17): Betty Pop'.awski, third, and Girls' 50-meter butterfly (13- ning. Pitcher Cad Metoi won W I- Pat Weiler, fourth. 14): Lynn Walters, second. his own game by scoring Triola "Springlike 18 Boys' 100-meter freestyle (15- -i three. LaSasso and che'Vos- club's pool. Crestview is 50-metier buttei-ffly (11-12 Boys' 50-metcr butterfly (13- with a squeeze bunt. Sperco 15 Krn Alan 14): Tom BattaRlia. second; TThhe YYankk s hhadd 1111 hits. Mun 'ft ters bolted extra-base Hits foiled by Bruce Leslie. years) - Mary Lee, second;*"T Park Bakery 14 Mike Battaglia, third-- sick rolleetin? three of them Window Shop - 11 ^_tiic KoaHors. . _. _; ^oint-winners lot Janet Senkowiky, fourth; (13-14. G^5. brca(Sts,rn|,Ci 25me1rrs ,,| Chirba piR-hed Karlton to Ms r Boys 200-meter Relay: Stan and six runs batted In. and the TwiU II) jx0 • meter frccsi.vle (11-12 first, Bruce Crawford. Chip TV Brave* pirkei up throe Tie Flcds rallied for night The Summit sharpshooters Mountain Cleaneri 7 TRAILERS \oars)—Cindy Speyers. soccirid; Raffert), Bruce Oluidor, Bob Burgess Wins runs in tlie fir.wt inrung witlmutl runs in th» (ninth inninE to up continued their bid tar a third- (1314 years I Lon-aine tUingrr, Lee, sewond, Jeff drob, Steve pla^e finish by whipping Fan celling a base hil The Dode— Wendy Olinder, Mtcone, third. v Summit YM in Olrott s three-run homer, his paced tie R(\11eg attack ford, 1,161-1.118. in matches at seciml; Pat Maipps. fourth | 25 meter freestyle (10 veart Tennis Title .">lh of fie campaign. The second-place Pirate! rr 15%to25%OFF the Union County Part Com- Girls Capture 50-niicter, breast'stroke UM2|and under)—Kevui O'Sliea, sec- Summit—AJ Burgess, who won Bob Kenney tripled In Hiejmained in contention for the mission range in Kenihvorth. years and under)—Diane ond, Bill Dunn, third, Don Summit turned in its highest the sinsle championship at the winning runs in the third. Pa- Minor I^oop pennant hy M Swim Meet Ormsby, lourth. Henry, fourth. Summit Tennis Club for the tuto had the only Brave hit, aa doubleheader. They downed score of the season in downinc New Providence—Girls from 0-meter breaststroke (11-12 50-meter freestjle (1112 Fanuood. Charles Gat-bone and seventh time last month, has single in the fourth inning, to the Reds 9-2, on Bob Sterner s the Summit YMCA Seals won years)—Janet Senknwslgy, first; years)—Terry Linilgien, first; added to his laurels by caiptur- ruin Stanek's bid for a no hit-one-hitter and then scalped the Frank Formichetta fired 296s. four of five evenis for girls Alice Henry, fourth. (13 Mj Jeff Grob, third; Bruce Craw- wirh Mau-vin Wriskey recording ing Hie singles title at the East ter. Braves 9-5. BOWCRAFT Saturday in the fiftth and finafinal,l year. s I— Lorraine Klinger, first, ford, fourth. (13-14 years)—Rick Chop Tennis Club m Martha's Tit Beds and Giants battled a 295. Al Hoesly rounded out McGhee had the only hit off qualifyinqlifi g meet for the New' 25-meter back-stroke (10 years KeUex, second; Ed Micoac, 1 *e scoring with a 284 Carbone Vineyard, Mass. to a 3-3 tie. "Big Jim Keating. Sterner as he pitched and batted Jersey Junior Olympics which under)—Karen Speyeis, Chird. Giant curve-ball artist, hurleJ the Bucs to the first win. Hi* had perfect 100s in timed and was conducted n he It was his third title at Easl New first. 100-met«r freestyle ,(1517 Chop and gave Al permanent a three-hit shut out as the three-run homer in the first, UJ** •'"'-'ence Snmumty 50-metcr backstroke (U-12 years)—Bill Horbatt. first; Alan possession of the championship Giants downed the Pirates 7-0. number five for the year, gave in slow and rapid fire, —* a t * „ » . WJajx^ii&nHi ui uiv viiaiiiuiviftjjii SPORT SHOP Ginny Duenkel easily won theyears) — Mary Lee, second; | Fonmichietta bad 100 in rapid Goedde second; Bob Lee, Uurd.|£wl ne SumIml notman de Keating fanned 11 Bucs. scat- the Pirates an early lead ami 400-meter freestyle for 1517 dirts Van Orter, third, (13- 25-mcte.- (10 fire. . 25mcte.- brea^troke (10 a member of the Univer- tered three hits, and helped they were never headed. year olds in 5:10.2 minutes, 14 years)—Cairol Bleeker, first; years and under)—John Dunn, FormichelJa took shooting sity of Pennsylvania tennis team his own cause wifi hvo singles Trailing 5-2 in the second beating out teammate Cheryl second; Jeff Hankinson, third, in the final. and two runs batted in. Stein- game, the Pirates rallied for honors against Cranford with West. In a recent meet in Don Henry, louiih. ROUTE 22... SCOTCH PLAINS, N J. 285. Wrisley fired a 293; Bol Summit's Carol DeGoff was a Al also shared the doubles er had t\> Pbtifi Pirates three seven runs in the bottom of the Philadelphia, Miss Duenkel close second in the 100-meter 50-meter breasutroke (11-12 cha,nlpl(>nsju,p UlK seaaon at the Martin, 287, and Carbone, 286 1 fifth. Barton had two hits swam the event in less than five ears) — Bruce Olinder first In unofficial shooting, Pa breaststroke for 13-14 year olds. . - Bruce Olinder, first, Massachusetu> club. The Mets flubbed their big that inning to spark the rally. minutes, for the second best Fitzgerald scored 264; Michae John McC'oubrey of Summit Kevin Ulmer, second; Don - AD 3-0675 Yonmatta, 2*7; Lonmie Davis time ever recorded by a woman won the 100-yard backstroke for I Goehmer, tihird. 113-14 years) 275, add Chief John Sayre, 260. swimmer. 11-12 year old boys in 1.19.4j— Uup Baffeity, first, John Sally Guthrie scored a con-minutes, beating out his team-i0"1111- tn'rd- vincing victory in the 100-meter mate Dyke Edwards. Summits- »• meter backstroke (10 jears butterfly for .11-12 year olds in Bill Duncan was second in the;an<1 undeo - Charles Henry, 1.21.1 minutes. Del Sinshciiner WO-yard miltwfly for 13-14 year | tta, first; Dick Keller, third. 44.1 seconds. champions will be determined in 25-meter butterfly do years The Summit YMCA had five a meet at the Lake Mohawk and under J—BUI Dunn, second; of the six qualifiers in the 200- Marine Pool on Saturday. Au- Je£f Hankinson, third, Charles meter freestyle for 1314 year gust 24, at 4 p.m. Six finalists 'Henry, fourth, olds. Joan Hackett was first, in each event (competitors arc 50-meter butterfly (1112 Easy Jane Hackett, second; Joanne limited to two events eacln yeans)—Bruce Olinder, second, Greim, third; Marilyn Walkey, will vie for individual cham- (1314 years)—Ed Micone,, first; Do-lt-Yourself fourth, and Lynn Sabo, fifth, pionships in their age groups. Russ Goedde. second. N\ Picnic ToWe Genuine California Redwood—Defies— mm. Weather, decay, ^> MODEL A70O ^ FLORIDA insects, fe^ Deluxe Maytag " *io' available in all sizes with Automatic Bleach Dispenser ^ Most Jets Build Your Own .xclusive LinufiHer Agitator^—3: .• Push Button Water Temperatures ^ Newark ond Speeds • Automatic Woter 5? Frlrw; - level Control • Safety-Lid Switch "^ •gay- •T^-~^?B^F=^' • - ZmcCootwHtesl Cobfriet > Famous Maytog Agitator

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Brian Armstrong were the s Cochran who pantomimes Phil!was the, second place winner. and Honey Steplighl was vie- champions. In group contests, nesday. Trailing Cantar, YorMown, Vt. Continued from Past-11 eje Grant Leonard Lee. am H day at 10:30 a.m. junior Kalhy .Connelly. Also rcprt-st-n 'osier's comedy .song, "Kids The boys and girls also held torious. ,Mike OMahoney's bombard Coast Guard School A lieutenant comnvanrtar la jjj> and tfirh worked hard to ing Edison arc: Charlie Connel fin the Corner". two combined horseshoes dou- In the coloring session on jmenl learn edged out Peter Ril [the reserve, be ii at 4bt Khool l|ji'and perfect their panto-ily, who announces the enlir Tournaments for the boys this bles tournaments The duel of Wednesday morning, especiallyieyj and Tom Ryan's Softball Groduotos poro Man 'for nil unuat two weakt of ac- lag ;,nd rtance to Allan Sher-iprogram; -Evelyn Haley, play eek included two foul shooting Louis Manganeillo and Kenny attractive pictures were madelleam was the morning champs Elbrktge S. Seveni of 131 tive duty. He it lean** how to contests won by Fred Mcllilo Kesler was victorious. In another Bi'i hit song. "Hollo Muddah, ing the piano; Marshelo by Kathleen Stepney. Michelle The girls also produced cliam GtUinxn Drive,'Murray Hill, conduct aafety taapectaooi of and Rick DeNoiiv, respectively a hoy and girl were combined Stepney, and Willie Wilson. pions in the various contests the butt*, boOen. and etoetrfcal with Louis "Tllanganeillo and as a couple. The team of Fred graduated August 2 tram the Memorial Field Andrea Fusco won the nok hock •yitems of merafaaDt antpc. DOUR Lepore coming in second. Mellilo and Pam Rillo was first Memorial Field concluded an and Linda Senior finished MercbaM Marine Safety School Sal Ligamari won the horseshoes with Kenny Kesler and Doris other busy week. Two bo>s' second. Janet Genualdi and Peg- % singles "while Carl Melni won Cochran in second place. Softball games were played '?• o'Mahmiev were winners in in nok hockey Winners in the Lincoln Playground with the junior boys emerging spud while Peggy O'Mahoney OFF first. baskftbaH-giinie called "21''_ illian Playground was again victorious over Tatlock 26 I, HIKI lieny O'Mahoney swept the first, Bob active last week. There was a were Fred Meflilo, while the senior boys lost to 4 square tournament. In the col oring book contest and sand 20 MacNany. second. and Louis |peanut hunt for juniors which Edison 8 7. Maniiancillo third. Later in the was won by Kathy Kimm, sec In other activities Jay Under modeling contest Janet Genual week. Hick OeNoia. won "21"ond, Kevin Murphy and third, wood emerged as ping pong di, Andrea Fusco, Marie Fusco, during AUGUST on while" Fred Mellilo was runner- Hans FiFisherh . On Thursday champ with Jim Brannan sec Sue Dalton, and Libby Robi ip. Another popular boy's sport there was a dog show which ond. Brannan was the winner of son were the winners, included at Edison was a whiffleball con- was won by "Pucci" owned by paddle tennis over Paul Spi-rcn in the week's activities were the Ftilnfleld and Short Hills Mall est. Tin' team of Hob MacNany Nancy, Neil and David Luber Nok-hockey tournaments were:daily rehearsals for the Conv also held, and Jeff Fuscn andmunily Night program and the Drapes, Slip Covers, uid Kenny Kesler was the run- joft "Sean" and "Cooki" owned PROMOTED—Edward J. Korbd PL 6-3109 OR ( MM up uiiile Kred Mellilo and |by Myra Lavery. and "Chief" of 19 Wade drive has been ap- Rick DcXoia were first In one.owned by Carl Billards. pointed comptroller of Allied TREASURES UNLIMITED Blankets-Dry-Cleaned .inri Boli Matola ami Doin Mad There were also a number of j chemical Corporation's Nitrogen ANNOUNCES aln were first in the other. tournaments last week. Ray Soil | division. Mr. Korbcl joined the Edison's senior boy's baseball 'von the chess tournament with | Wilputte coke oven division in SALE OF loam worker! hard la^t week and Ed Karpenski coining in second, 1956, where he served for a brief ANTIQUES AND GIFTS wash 'n wear our nicl with llu- Memorial team on Kitty Hn.vucka came in first in period as technical assistant. Porcelain—Gldssuure (French, Cranberry, Friday. Their efforts proved the girls' hop scotch tournament After an assignment in the rthuhile as Kdisim came out „ Sandwich & Ruby)—Woodenware while Nancy Luberoff came in special studies group of Allied Mirrors—Picture Frames—Silverware Rain Wear Dry-Cleaned victorious with an 8 7 score. second and Chris Smith, third. Chemical's corporate account- In the girl's activities Joanne Souvenir Spoons—UPM Plates—Powder Jan drip dry , . • I*n• i thnite boysuuj .i ' nonunk uuirwihockejy LUUtournaI lid"- ing department, Mr. Kurbel llarootunian won e transferred to the Nitrogen and Water-Proofed girl's nok hockey ! ...J."'".?.'. n«'iit Bob Fisher came in first tournament followed by Ed Karpenski. Kit- division in 1958, where he be- with her sister, Christine, com ty Hazucka came in first in came budget director in 1960, ing in second. In the senior BAYWAY COMMUNITY CENTER girls' nok-hockey, Nancy Lub-, and director of distribution In Corner of South Broad and Bayway horseshoe tournament. Pam eroff came in second and Flor cut Rillo was the vvirilftr and Diane "1962. A graduate of Duke Univer- Eliiabeth, New Jersey ence Fiola came in third Bob sity, Mr. Korbel received a B S. ll.noolunian. the runner • up';'Fishe. r and Ed Karpenski won FREE DELIVERY The foul shooting contest degree in mechanical engineer- the boys' stiekball tournament ing in 1952. He is a native of and nun by Judy Monaco with Pam of Ihe week. liillo lit.second place, and Mich Douglaston, -N. Y., and a mem- Mabie Playground ber of Canoe Brook Country perm cle Janie in third. Pam Rillo Mabie Playground «as the also won the senior nok hockey CClubl . itiiirnamcnt uith Susan Williams scene of the girls' playground ' r {Championships on Friday. July caught up with the others, is 8.50 26. Tournaments in the various Nadine Coy. Debbie Daniels, B. L. SCHLOSSER DICK HORNER playground games ran for most Janet Hill, Phil Hill, and Warren Tree surgeon of the day. Cecelia Moore and Moore will present n routine Re?. 17.91 DRY CLEANER Specializing In al. 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Her husband is mit. believe that some of Anthony Rajoppi ol 2 Manor a retired ticket agent for the The funeral was heldI yetterl SUMMI ERAUJ might very well Hill Road, died at her home a Erie-Lackawanna RilRailroadd . jj day from the Paul Ippolito Sum mit Memorial. 7 Summit avenue from school chil- week ago Tuesday. She was 85. She leaves » son, TViomas our Supreme jr. of Newark; three daughters. uit'i a mats at St. Tereu' banned the Mrs. Riajoppi was born in Mrs. Edith Wunderlich. Mrs. Church. (Conliiminf Tht Summit Frtu and JVMM> Iwily. She lived in Springlicld Hcmbv I did (eel. however, that a Bible as far*'as public schools Florence Caesar both of Fort Robert B. Atwell animously rejected only five are concerned. before moving to Summit eight Lauderdak, and Mrs. Kathryn bandstand or shell would be a years ago. . ." Robert Brown Atwell of 23 Co help to them. In a city where Because of this action you years ago. Diamond of Elizabeth; two , IMatlonal Editorial ttCliM "•* These authorities do not very brothers, Joseph O'Mara of Mill- lony Drive died at his home la AMOCMUOS ^ yjHU there seems to be such great easily fall into the category ji! would have us believe that She also leaves six sons, John :prosperity and where the homes burn, and John O'Mara of Sum-iFriday. He was 63. 1 dangerous, jaudici-eyed... .and these people "profes- *nd Joseph of Summit, Raleigh Audit Bureau of Cireulttloa are so beautiful, I couldn't arc mil.; a sister, Mrs. Marie lloelin Mr Atwell was born at Pitts of narrow view. and Daniel of Springfield, Mi- Published by the Summit Publishing Co., every Thursday at 22 Bank Street, , understand there being no ele- sional pan riots" and ''super- of West Orange, anffTTgranavT' ^ chael J. of Miltoum and Charles hi,d ,ivcd ln Summi| Summit, New Jersey. Entered as lecond cla'J matter October 5, 1889 at the post of- | vaied place for the band to use Editorial Wai Abusive patriots." Tha* they are as dan- dliildrcn. fice, Summit, N. J., under act of March 3, 1879. Owned and operated by Eve Forbes gerous a* Krushchev; ttiat of Maplewood: two daughters, for the last 27 years. He was at Perhaps on another visit I Edrtor, Summit Herald: and Carl S. Hulett. will enjoy another concert. I they would "lock anyone up whoMrs. Mary Caruso of Summit Mrs. Salvatore Scuitier engineer with American Tele All Departments CRestview 3-1000 hope so. You tell us in the opening ever espoused a view that was and Mrs Gerber of Mrs. Stella Bugajski Scuitier. phone and Telegraph Co. am sentence of your editorial about colored anything but red white, Springfield; a had been with the Bell Systeir Carl S. Hulett .... - Publnher Ruili S. Hall sister, Mrs. Ag-wife of Salvatore Seuitier of 18 "patriots" (July 25) that Amer- and blue;" that they have nes Vitiello of Newark. 12 grand- (Continued on Pa«e 7) Norman C. Kauieher Editor Edward C. Sheridan Advertising Vairhaven. Mass. Morris Court, died Saturday in Quality Weeklirt of New Jertey, Inc. icanism cannot be defined. This "jaundiced eyes and narrow children and 14 gi-eitgramd- Fiscal Planning Needed statement would be quickly.views;" that their aim is to children. Overlook Hospital. She «;as 41. IS per year u> advance Single copies IS cents Back copies 20 cents INVESTMENT Editor, Summit Herald: refuted. 1 believe, by theirock the boat; and that "they The funera) was held last Born in Newark, she moved thousands of Cuban refugees | are guilty of pure unadulterat- to Summit 25 years #go. Mrs. OPPORTUNITIES Thursday, August 8, 1963 i At Uie recent emergency Saturday in St. Rose of lima P.** • who have been pouring in to pd un-Americanism, Commun- Scuitier was a member of the , . . tti MiiMlrMi life inniiranr* 'school appropriation hearing, Church, Short Hills, nri> MiniHinii-w m rrluoknl. I^l our country to say nothing of ism. Fascism, or what-foave- Rosary Society of St. Teresa's nir IHI >on fiiHtut the <.p*< |*l t*t- \tuilut(i' nf • Northwestern Mn- one of our councilmcn said api- the millions who have "Pre-'you." Mn. Thomas J. Cullen Church and the Mother's Club of IUH) (Millr). A Market of High Quality lly, "Summit slunijd have Uie eeeded them in their search Frankly, I do not believe Put Mrs. Florence O'Mara Cullen, Oratory School. tor freedom. ERNEST S. HICKOK CLU best it can afford, and this kind of abuse of fellow wife of Thomas J. Cullen of S;e also leaves a son James, Following the pattern most closely is a wide gap between Summit's total UFK INSURANCE the best it can buy." May I say that I am a bit Americans has any place on the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and for-and a daughter, Barbara, botht •Mociated with basic health. Summit's effective buying income, which last year Summit Herald. merly of Summit died a week at home; her mother, Mrs. Jo- 382 Springfield Avenue To accomplish this objective surprised at the intemperate economy shows a steady rising trend with was $121,349,000, and the amount which language used Unuout this John S. Beck ago Tuesday in Broward Gen- seph Bugajski of Sinnmrt: t«n ,, -ii iii H i.s obvious that our citv nuv- CR 7-1427 increases in both income and spending editorial. You cite the case of 160 Bellevuc Avenue eral Hospital in Fort Lauderdale brothers. Vincent Bugajski of increases in both income and spending, actually is spent in local stores, which last emmm requlres amiclpa4(«-y These facts are shown in the annual au- year was $49,313,000. It indicates that the! fiscal plamaan, in fact it re- thoritative survey of buying power issued sales potential in the community is not ]quires a financial master plan. by Sales Management Magazine. being exploitep d to its fullest by merchants.j,,}1 ^ ^ ^°}H1.\° ?,ofie;ph 1 Masier 1 ""™. It is quite interesting to note that the ,I n othe. r words, there is considerable room 'Plan" is a somewhat awesome [ figures for Summit show a tremendous in- for improvement. - _;and -presumptuous term. It The figure of a total effective buying jmiglit belter be ralleil a "pi-ojec- GUARANTEED UP-TO-DATE crease, more than $6 milion, in local retail sales for 1962. The survey, of course, income of $121,349,000 for this compara- tion plan" or 'budetapy guide." lively small city of 25.200 persons should Whatever il is, it is simply a gives no explanation for this but we have statement of what the conimun- open the eyes of some of the larger na- our own thoughts. First, we think more ity wants to >pend and a pro. A convenient, Up- and more families are recognizing the fact tional merchandisers. For example, last j jetton of when and how it is to that it is easier and sounder to shop local- year Summit residents spent more than be expended. It is a frame- to-date directory of ly. Secondly, we f eel that local mer- $12 million for automobiles, yet the city work v.l 'ntl-ianKe expend:- now 'lacks dealer outlets for two of the tures and revenues establish- top notch firms and chants are making a much greater effort ed by the Financial Advisory most popular makes of cars. to please local shoppers both in mer- Board on behalf of the com- people who are al- chandise and service. This happy mar- Summit, with the highest per family munity's citizens—a framework riage of cuitomer and merchant is a good income in Union County and the fifth I to which those responsible for ways ready to serve one for the economy of our community. highest in the state, should be a very at-!** community's expenditures tractive location for progressive merchants, must refer in the future hefore your needs. Despite this $6 million climb in local making decisions «>nepmiftg ad- retail sales from 1961 to 1962, there still both small and large. -— ditional expenditures that would • expertly PUBLISHED TWICE A MONTH affect the financial well-being of the community It thus en- • efficiently courages an orderliness of fi- The Death of a Building nancial expenditures witii a • economically CLIP and SAVE HIRE an EXPERT oaa'efuily conceived program of An era will vanish from the local scene mobile thing made of bricks and cement future needs, and it provides shortly when the city demolishes its S3- j which has outlived its usefulness, and the SHOP by PHONE SAVE VALUABLE TIME year-old library building some time next I time has come to destroy it in the name t0 month and opens the new modern-design of progress. j Orderly government demands PAVING • plant at the same site. One part of the old building which j sound financial planning be- AUTOMOTIVE CAKPETIXG That the city is in desperate need of has always intrigued us is the massivej>ond the present and immediate Crestview 3-0438 Free Estimates a new and large library goes without say- door stone at the front entrance. This ^kju^'j bwoniin • nuw ^"to EASTERN-AUTO RENTAL DOMESTIC and ORIENTAL ing, but when one ponders the fact that j is deeply-grooved by the many feet thatlWhen wui w ^council* act" in SUBURBAN ASPHALT CARPETING bulldozers will rip down what has become ; have passed over it. It is of no value andjtake advantage ol the financial DAY • WEEK'- MONTH • YEAR I landmark, sentimentality begins to ' without doubt is destined for the dump, 'aJents of certain willing citi RKi ind CAKi'KT SEALING COMPANY show- or wherever old library buildings end up. zens? AS LOW AS $3.50 PER DAY CLEANING No job loo large or too (mall Howard L Baiyne With The Eieiumve There is no question, of course, that ! A thought occurs that this venerable 142 Mountain Avenue an U>ns term basis Our Work Guaranteed in Writinq KARPET - KA«E" the old library must be torn down since ! stone be saved and somehow be incorpor- Plus Insurance & Gas per mil* it now blocks the entrance to the new j ated in the new plant. Since the new! Takes Issue With Editorial Method • I'll MIILIIS . « structure, and the sooner it is razed, the building is practically complete, it appears!Editor, summit Herald EASTERN HOLDING DIVISION OF sooner local residents can take advantage unfeasible to make the old doorstep a part In your editorial of July 25 BEDROSIAN of the new facility. of the new building but possibly the in-entitled, "The Patnuts Arc On i "' SHARP WERNER MOTOR CO. 428 Springfield Avt., Summit CR T PLUMBING & HEATING No one could ever say that the old genious architects might have an idea as;The Move." you do not make REASONABI.K RATES & ESTIMATES building wu a raving beauty, stunning in to how it could be preserved. Perhaps it lie clear whether the proposed 517 Sprin the lawn. just to schools or not. Is it not OIL BURNER 27 Lewlj Avi. Summit needs of thousands of residents who went The old library building is more than possible to consider u>rtain Lincoln Mercury Comet P&M FUEL SALES INC. there to meet with knowledge. The struc- just a combination of architectural of the books 1M% Cities Service luei Oil n.' by ROBERT A. BRYDON~ ture housed the tools for learning and construction tasks. It was a place to visit J^''^' the authors men- Authorized Sales and Scri'ice not suitable for children? ' RADIO DISPATCHED enjoyment. But as the city grew, it could when knowledge was required or enjoy- Suburban Traded Used Cars PLUMBING & HEATING - - i J L i i ^e *h;it as it niHv, it is your) SALKS k 278-53JM L Got Conversions - rurnoces no longer keep up with the heavy demands j ment sought and a symbol that man must ilnp]k..lti011 that criticism of the' SEKVICK ^64-5394 Water Hearers brought on by the ever increasing educa- be in possession of knowledge or perish. Supreme Court is based on de-1 FLETCHER ti Orchard St. — Summit, N. J. ted citizenry. Hence, the new building. We do not look forward to that day.'•isions that are ••unpopular"! CR 3-4179 To those of us who knew well the build- when the bulldozers arrive and the bricks Ulth Peo"ie wno havc Jaundiced' LINCOLN MERCURY COMET EASTERN FUEL CO. ... , • i , i -,i- • , ,, , ... , , eyes and narrow views and who1 82 FRANKLIN PL. CR 7-0940 SUMMIT R. A. DILL & SONS ing with its high-domed ceiling, its nar- j crash to the ground. We do not intend to Jlre as dangerous as lne ma|1 \Jilm DEUVERIES row catwalks and cramped quarters, the be on hand to witness the demolition teams ttho pounds the table with his' OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT PLUMBING SERV4CE thought of tearing it down gives the fee!- do the work that must be done, since we *tmv, that I must lake issue j —5TEIDLE BUICK Phonp CR :)om ^ Sale* k Service Radiator—Haseboard Heating 1 nut dilutions u ln u 2X1 Broad SI. Summit ing of losing an old friend who served us are apt to quickly turn away with a lumpj ' 5" i SALES SERVICE SERVING: well. To many, the building is an im- ' in our throat or a tear in our eye. :-Sumi" of the most drastic i USED CARS SUMMIT CHATHAM criticisms of the Court have HOME 1MPIMM E>IK\TS NEW PROVIDENCE BERKELEY IIEII.HTS n A 1L C *"- • » come from members of Congress Authorised ttuick Dralrr | the Conference of Chief Justices; -- - CJt.3-0512 .7 CR 3-8361 orooms Across the Sea • bees of the Supreme Court it-; BUY DIRECT AND SAVE 331 ASULAND RO: SUMMIT We'd like to offer a belated but still he wrote Mayor Wagner suggesting the I self. Senator James O Eastland] 68 Franklin PI. SUMMIT aia Remodelling fc Repairs—Bathrooms, Mnuine invitation to Mr. Snowey Tobin sweeping. ' ^ - on the floor of the Senate., HOT WATER HEATERS —.• —»v T*T^ , ...... „ . .. _ j i , . _ in Anril Of last VPur "With' kitch*ns, liasemenU, attics, roofs, I gutter! & leaders. All kinds o( Carpentry & Masonry of Xohdon to pop out to Summit and pay— As-sorr»-peoPW*a»«qE£Baps^S^^ Appliances —"«»'»• visit after he finishes sweeping Times . celleet* squares, he JjajE_^wj^gj(,,.Trhejj.jfts.^jii^ajstuyiujshed majority Ibid— X MYHAL • 373-7654 Alterafion Work ^ Square. Indeed, if Mayor Wagner felt it -c'ude every important square in London IT "flat m the'recent Consimit"! i Plumbing and Heating , c . .. . " - and -several on the continent. mcVucTmg-|""ak-history of this Nation, the' Sales and Service roper to send Snawey an invitation to . [supreme. Court of tin- I'mini JEWELEIIS • - J ....-„.,.'.- )4ud-SflUftfl in MOSCOW > .-.-M.U4Wl.vW4v. VJJVH I UI Lilt. UlllUU JEWELER, ii SlOHR P. DtVANEY visit New-York City. Mayor Trucksess After Snowey's initial cjne^ponden m the Legislative branch of the VfRNER MOTOR CO. REPAIRS —SPECIAL ORDEKS 1 ve wel1 do 464-3292 —J^J?" Ty likewise. We are not as Mayor Wagner dashed off an official in SI7 Springfield Ave., Su/nmrr CR 3-4343 SALES-H KT. GOLD — (iOLUSMHH, , big as New York but per capita we prob- ' tation on his best gold-seal The following quote is from irnorl CR 3-8454 IIOOFI:IIS ably have as many discarded cigarette \ and. according to the New Yoik papers, that was adopted 38 14 Bank St. Summit packs.' gum wrappers and miscellaneous the Sanitation Department will turn Snow- j BICYCLES street trash as Gotham-and that is mainly ^y and his broom loose on Times Square Om.f ;hIslK,,s „ (hc S(d fl.AI \lllllES—IMIYCLEA\i:il*t LARRY MAY . . ... w'»h appropriate fanfare on September 3. -\\ believe that, .the Supreme' e Larry's Cycle & Sport Shop R0ORN5 what Snowey is interested in. We hasten ,Q mentlon tnat ,he 'appropriate Court too often has tended lo i SWEET-KLEEN LAUNDRY ud Siding • Gutters • Leaders Snowey. you see. is a London street fanfare' does not include a ticker tape '. "&- the role of policy maker f NEW & I'SEI) BICVm.S FOR EXCELLENT L.a'NDRV SERVICE 1 pr er udit u ri1 orderly (we catl .them white wings) who ! parade. That would be a bit too much. l^'-'Tt °S. _J '' ' - i PARTS • REPAIRS SUES SERVICE DBY CLEANING RUG CLEANING 24 FRANKUN PL. works on Westminster Bridge and keeps Now we don't have any square to'in ourvitw that (he Court, in; s manv cases CR 7-1711 that span spic and span. He's been saving P«k of but we might be able to interest j arising under the | CR 3-5055 CRestview 3-5352 his money for 17 years just to visit the ; Snowe>r in our station plaza or almost any u' (.d'!wh1atnseernsCto usf pri I 15 Industrial PI. ' Summit N. J. License »!20. Matthew Mr.. Edwin E. CUrte of Wor- «•» "»«<< of n of the Lewis College. Lockport Ill.^Hf study, plant life, and nature resort colony. Mrs. Balish is as Drugan of 112 BrookMilc- Drive, caster Township, Montgomery is attached to Carrier Airborne .Personalized activities,' the latter consisting slstan—^ t recreatio .. . . n „director , . ,, Early Warning Squadron 12. New Providence, a daughter, of training in techniques for the County, P«. i n Hairstyles The Ballah family is spending NoriOM, Va born July 28. leaching of natural science and The ceremony was performed the summer at the lake and Ttenage'i To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth conservation. at the home of (tie bride on have for their house guest, Mrs. On Colby DMII'S lit* Saturday by Rev. Robert S. Permanent! Mummert of 746 Springfield Former Summit Girl ilish/s .father, Dr. Charles John N. Bush, son of M». Carpenter of MorriaviMe, N. Y., teitz of AUentown. Pa. Louiae Bush of 2SB WoodUod $8.00 avenue, a son, born July 2(i. Weds Naval Officer formerly pastor of Diamond HiU To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurl avtoue, bM been named to Miss Elaine F. Waters, daugh- Community Church in Berkeley Mary Mylei Announces HM 6ean'« list %t Cofcy Col uf 16 Saw Mill Drive. Berkeley ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Forman Heights. Miss Bonnie E. Ray- Troth to Navy Officer Heights, a daughter, born July CHURCH SPEAKER—Rev. Vic- h«e, WaterriDe, He. Bu* % a 4 Bonk St. CR 3-439? Waters of Mount Lebanon, Pa., mond of Natick, Mass., was Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Myles senior majoring in government 25. tor E. W. Wayward will be guest md formerly of 95 New England Mrs. Bernard W. Duetich miid-of-honor, and Edwin E. f 17 Harvey drive, have an- and a graduate of Summit High preacher on Sunday at 10 am. Clarke, jr., of Media, Pa., avenue, was married on Satur- in the Methodist Church, con- day to Lieut. (J.g.) Robert T. tinuing the 24th season of United Sheila Grcrsso Shaunessy of 'North Attleboro, Summer Services between tiie Mass. The ceremony was per- Methodist Church and Christ! A3 formed at the Naval Base, New- Church. A native of England,! Wed Saturday port. R.I. Mr Hayward has been a prom The bride ii a 1958 graduate inent (igure in (he mission field. AtSt.Teresa's uf Summit High School and also He has traveled in Asia, and to 3AC*. TO SCHOOL CALICO CORNERS graduated from Lasell Junior several countries in Africa and On Saturday at St. Teresa's College. Lieut. Shaunessy is a Latin America. He served in Church, Miss Sheila Yolanda graduate of Harvard University China from 1984 to 1950, and md was captain of its football during the later part of this (IrasM), the daughter of Mr. BUT FIRST TO SAVING SPREE team in 1958- period he wa« associate gener- and Mrs Nicholas J. Grasso of al secretary of the National 30 Beekman terrace, became At Beach Resort Christian Council of China. He the bride of Bcrnaird W. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kelly WAWNt* COMPANY IN "SECONDS" also served for one year as a DuoUch, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Kent Place boulevard regional director of U.N.R.R.A. (BARGAINS, IN BARGAINS) were recent guests at El Rancho (United Nations) in China. Mr. John J. Duotsch of South Or- Motel, Myrtle Beach, 9.C. Hayward is currently serving ange. WESTFIELD wrth the Department of Mis- The ceremony was performed FALL TERM sionary Studies of the World by Rev. Harrold A. Murray and Council of Ctwrcfoe*. reception followed ait Che Ho- Starts Sept. 9th tel Suburban. Given in marriage by her 0 ONE WEEK ONLY At Atlantic City ather, the bride wore a gown of white peau de soie with/a Sorted*? Recent guests at Chalfonte- neckline of Brussels lace,-' > Haddon Hall. Atlantic City, were WASH AND WEAR INSTRUCTION double crown of the »am« lace Mrs. William S. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Cordes and a chapel tram. of 15 Greenbriar drive and Mr. served as best man for his and Mrs. E.H.Smith of 10 Euclid Mrs. Gleno Cunningham ofbrother. HAIRCUTS avenue. Orchard lane, Berkeley Heights, The bride, a graduate of was matron of honor and Summit High School, is a sen- by bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert ior »t Drew University and Mr. Caprio of Livingston, Miss Clarke, sod ahimnus of Brown Mary Catherine Colaman ol University, hoktt an LL.B. de Salon di Parrucchiere Chatham, Miss Beverly Glan- gree from the University of Lewar Ltytl OPEN ville of Morris Plains and Mrs. Pennsylvania. Alter the wed- George Salko ol Bernardsville. ding trip Mr. Clarke wll re- THE MALL THURS. DR 6-0114 i Mr. Duetsch'j best nvan was port to the National Guard in SHORT HILLS "TIL 9 P.M. DR 6-0115 t his nephew, John £. I>uot9ch of Doylestown, Pa., and upon com- Livingston. Ushers were Harry pletion of his term of duty will A. Duetsoh and John E. practice law in the State ol Duetsch, brothers of the bride- Pennsylvania. Mrs. Clarke will groom, and George B. Cam- return to Drew for a fioal mond. semester. ISABEL PALMER M 7,000 BEAUTIFUL YARDS The bride is • graduaite of Summit High 9chool and the Inferiors College of St. Elizabeth. Mr. Duetaeh graduated from Seton llall Preparatory School and served in Che Air Force (or four S2I MIU.6URN AYENUt years. SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY Student Promoted by DR«MI 9-231* College Military Unit Finest Quality Ralph H. Sayre. 3rd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Sayre, PROFESSIONAL Jr., of 55 Dale drive, has been promoted to cadet sergeant first class and named company pla toon sergeant at Norwich Uni versity's corps of cadets, North- field. Vt. ONLY A YARD A graduate of Summit High School, Snyre is majoring in business ddministration.

M SCREEN PRINTS, Vat Colors, 48 in. wide Purveyors of America's \ SUMMIT ANIMAL Finest Furniture For over i0 years. WELFARE LEAGUE Inc. GRADUATES - Mis* Prudlla Qi 100% Heavy Cotton Lepore, daughter of Mr. and When yon w.nt*rt thf Animal Mrs. N. Lepore of 578 Spring- I/tMfnp, your call U kept on •<*- field avenue ahs graduated tram % \ For Every Type of Decoration llvr file for * monlhft. If >onr problem ti »oltr4fl brfor* the t- the Mandl School for Medical month p^rlnd. nlfaM» notify IIH M • Assistants, New York City. She DRAPttY - SlIPCOVW - UPHOiSTWY Ihut Diinn-n^arr rails ar« nut ! also is a graduate of Summit inadr. High School. CR. 318W NEVER-EVER SUCH FABRIC 468-472 Springfield Avt., Summit • CR 3-3400 Home from Coast .,lr. and Mrs. Frank Shepard of Lee Lane, Countryside, have returned home from a trip to [AS THIS AT THESE PRICES California where Mr. Shepard was nn business. Mr. Sbepard to vnlli Shepard Laboratoriees aDd Mrs. Sbepard is u-iihthe Glaie- brook-Shepard Keal Estate Agency. •"- _•

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field avenue, announces the Ragement of her daughter, Children's Bootery "6Ie~CorTalne, to Roger B. penftr. -son of Mrs. Clifford Mis- sail of De Forest avenue. Mr. O| MORE TREASURES, TOO! Tarpenter is an employee of the in Short Hills, too! New Hampshire House. A Sep SHEER [ember wedding is planned. Just opened...and so timely Upholstery Robert Schuman- musical for the coming schooldays... CHINTZ & CASEMENT composer, imagined that he a distinctive new lake constantly heard the note A our Children's Bootery featuring c sounding in his ears, as if his f 95 *>95 brain needed tuning. Schumarj the famous Number 26 shoes 50 ;75 died insane in a private asylum 95»1" community in the Pocono Mountains by Young Timer If Frntj If Firsh If Firsts that guide young feet 1.7S to 2.50 4.00 to 9.00 2.2S to 5.VS EMLOCK FARMS ADAMS In the right direction. ROUTE 402 lOWS VAUIY, rA. 4,*,, j£ Here, from the collection, our Visit Hemlock Farms now... this beautiful "Seconds" of Finest Fabrics arty i ane in eam new development was previously a private STUDIO ^ ' 9' ' 4,200 acre estate... now a private, profes- A to 6 sizes, 6.50 6Vi to 8,7.50 sionally developed community for your Complete Interior vacation home. 8'/ to 12,8.50 12% to 4,9.00 Several lovely lakefront lots arc available Decorating Scrvict 2 for your inspection. famiturm Approved by the Medical Research CALICO CORNERS (Purchasers must inspect property prior to sale.) lam pi laboratory, Rochester, New York. tarptlt . - HANOVER, N.J. LAKEVIEW BUILDING SITES, OVER 1/3 ACRE, FROM $150 DOWN rug$ HADD SUDFACID ROADS • YIAR ROUND WATII SYSTIMS • DOCK AND IIACH MlVIUOIt inperitt upholtlmrr #323 ROUTE 10 TV 7-3905 THtll All ACTUAL PHOTOOMMl TAKIN ON THf NOmTT iltpcotnt sss^V AIR CONDITIONCD OPEN WEDNESDAY EVES; wallpaperi Plrnly of Free Parking in rear of Here For • Ptnenil

a^sj^B^s^fe Appoinfment ... ft ss^Hs@£^^ Call DR 9-5267 -&'•' iwor tAiuno, nuiiHO, foiriwo AHB IWIMM/NO At HEMLOCK FARMS Bex 282 Short Hilii I WUrOM HUITAOI MOFUTIU UMIIID H ThuftJiy, Aug. I, I f 63 HELP WANTID MMAU WAMT10 KMALI WAMTIDu-mUlS HRP WANTED MAU FOt SALI POR SAU VSCD CARS FOR SAU Hlf WANWP MMALi HELP WANTED—fVMALt MEDICAL SECRETARY I.1VK !N hou^-k^pei f^nd of chl Ft KNITCHB MlHCKLI^NKOtll KVUK . yN»«nlo»r CLERK-TYPIST Krperleni-e ntcttttrf; ( date drtti for HurkltiK 'n lh> elei'trlu ratifc brass ffit>pla« CAHEWORKER. M ri.W. required ial)'>Katiy •VoLKSWAQKN 1BU2. c-unveHililt. BONWIT TELLER genera! office) experience. Aptitude fur part-time day work. beginning; _ . . bl<. > _ ami nigh acreon and anrtlrona. baby rlotbci tUlUa. "rlflnal ownfp. Vulks- for figure*. tl% hour »Mk. Good CLKANIMi, tronlng. washing, I ChaHenging Advancemenr ll anil »njuii*m<-nl, mdaoqllanaoua. September, wjlhl small proejrea- « days. References. >7»-fiOj4 1 wattcn *fr% ttvtl. Eiccllant condi- SHORT HILLS MALL benefit*. Apply Personnel Office. sJve agvnej. Vorum on youth, Opportunity Available in lam pa, SthocmatAM upright piano, I.aurt.1 Av*-.. flummlt, Kaiurday, tion iies.v :-?-ef>3( MUB rHi|ii-t. mirrors, rtrapi-rii-i Aug. 10, 10 a.m. to I p.m. marriage, and family relaUonahloa. KXPKR1ENVE1* cleaning womn Engineering Department of with lornlccs. rilneite act. Kali OVERLOOK HOSPITAL group and Individual counseling, one day every other »e«-k «r tiuturdfiy, AUKUbi ItUh 1U00 MAHOGANY dining furniture, auto WANTED TO BUT with opportunities for L-reevtlvai half day earh, net-k. CIt. *- Major Pharmaceutical Co. «iu». Hi Bt>>Wnrd Rd., Bummti malic washer, fire screen and t la ehlldraa'ai and r*«dy>t«*wMr dtpartuiti.. practice. Intake and eaWthe case- andlrnna, electric greenhouaw*. JE, OLD Lumon and luroiturf, him SWITCHBOARD cparuura lor 1.1 load. Ifailmum ran up point for EXl'EHIENCED woman. Aur. UVKHHTI FKKi» Sln«l« foi I-7HI. I i l The applicant «f ie^k mual h» a HH antiquei rjid bric-a-brac HI 5- *n -* II Iwura (tnoludln* BlturdAr) aphona anaw.rlnn, Mrvlc. Gip«. full tltiif IT.iUd Ki-cuthe I>lr 1915 M J MlU rlrncrd only. Matura woman pre. tor, Youth A Pam.ly t'6unBfll rraiiuute, liU t.*. hnl-al crtu.«tloiiu] Miilltlnli A n i f.rrad. All hours tnlUbll. CH 7 t-sn ice. U'Mtflfld. New JMMA barktrround shmild Include Kpi,prn) WS I'A If CAHH for i-our us«i fur- ftPMlnfi for eonttntvnta Tbuiidky and ftturdfty in accaaaorlM. M >THE. It's helper. IIJHH and equlpm^nl layoui, d .ilturs. antique*, silver, books, bric- wt*r, aBUdrWi thorn and tudy-u-wMr mi etwp tn or at . del ait Ing qf rh»mlral fto PRIVATE SALE a-brac, patntiiifa, works of art. eta Hill). 4S4-&377. Hi & prui-eaa k Mrvlrlng fur PartlaJ contents or home, In- aUUlUJK'S AUCTION ROOUB TYPIST-STBNO MINK "TOI.E. like nrw, worn once. Law offtc* |n Summit. IS-hour waek: fine ctiftmral rumpany, cluding antique Tetlor hed II SUMMIT AVENUE UMM *nplon> H«m> PAYROLL CLBRK-JR. AVON LADIE8 • Piilary i>pen ' ' Call 4|1-)s7O beforu 7 p.tfi. and fii-^ptlunally fine clilna . Tel. CKettvlew 7-OKI new alr-roiidltioned offtoe. 170 per are atwaya nn tht- Gu! They mak third Uial panoM ...17 dar Kut Tuudaj. eek. Write P. u. Box 161. Bummlt • (ienfruiu peraonnel benefit* UAHUBN — Old Dresden, Crown Btaf- W« win huv Tour attla oomenta. Mature, reliable persnn. Borne re «iualtflrHtt<>ns big WtOFITtf! N>ai home »ml lnr:uld. TOP SOU, — minimum* 1J 7*rda BOOKS FL'MMIT AREA day and Paturday. AUguat hour wuk. Quod bansflta, . Am>ly. MiiJpr home, im«rvj?w. Anply. JUcaptioa ttuUi* < »-14. Jr«m 10 to 4. 20 P*-Tk AllS Personnel Office. S OF THE ^OUffEHOLb GOOD I Placa. Short Hills. (Dear AfXTOL'NTAKT - BOOKKBEPER |10« WOMAN to cl^an <.mn Tueedaja. »• Short 11111a station.) 1 TYPIST Hrffind- perlence. Ask for J. K. BvdroHaa fiyfiiton PnRary Oueat Houe*. Mr. CR. T-0.01. Coins of the World \en Hllh eti-eli. t-eriiflti lnrludllift fg 3-9717, C» »»166. PHARMACEUTICAL CO. ELECTRIC Hotpolnt etove and fold •J AVAILABLE FILE CLERKS 'NK Mt>Mll a VACATION Fee Inic wheel chair 461-0041 or t64< Hill city .Coin* Kxo«U»Tit opening* for June OFFICE CLERICAL negotiable, ^ OHIENTAt, rum, wfa, tablt-s, rhairt, I7h4. __;• _1T Maplw St. Buinmlt. N * IN OUR '*• high school grada. No hric-a-brac, miscellnnrnus houa" HU1TAHLK trur •ipwtttu-* atcHivy, W« will Young woman for work tn pur- MANY OTHER riNFl LISTINGS Summit, N. J. hold Items. Hat., August 10, It IKRVEL refrigerator, doubli doors, FftANCIAL CX>NTROL train. You earn while you chasing department of growing FOR MKN AND WOMEN JANITOR AM. - 4 P.M. IS <;al,-e Dr. New 135. Cast Iron Incinerator. CR 1- U*rn. Com* in today! electronic firm. Muet oe ac- 4410. O>MFuItTAHI-K upholstersd arm- » (AlR£A An Equal Opportunity Employer Trovldenor Apt. 1. •arate with figures, typing not Summit 'Employment Agency Applicant must ha 5! or orer. ti BATHINKTTE, carbed. Infant ».-at, •halrfnrroll«*jre- Kir). CH. S-768T * fOR A ADDRESSO&RAPH . •aa*ntlal. 17 Si hour week. Cafe- e»i"«i:i-nt physical condition, wit Ifl IM'II Gu Good >ndl Infants rlothlng, glrU' drrasf teria on pr«miMB. Many «m- "" HfM A Cummlt CIt 3-3310 flume Janitorial swi-niftra, etc. Like #TATlSTICAi TYPIST plityte 4*eneftta. Cult office man* rvKNNKL MAN. IT7-132J, V p.m. INSTRUCTIONS &RAPHQTYPE OPERATOR ager for appoltiintent •alary —.liberal Oo.-b«neflU. new. rtr-Monattle. 464-nS67. Fixpartmc* rtf^eeeary — rood A T r O i; N T A N T-Bf»OK- STKEL cawment pl'ture window. T MLHIIAL n ACCOM DION OUITAlt work In* condition*. Ki;KPKH T>1 KILL, Fl'M.- Fleaa* apply !h person Friday MAN WANTED Lewnna givtn In yonr home, WE WILL TRAIN nil. I.IH>1> PA LAKY. CiKS. 'AKbMlCNT air conditioner MAUAZINK subfccrtptlons fcliofi* 556'MORRfs AVENUE, Knelhnt condition. Very er call DAILY 1:1. A.M. - 1:10 P.lf. IT't hour meek. Quod beneflta. EUul'S VArATIi"»NS. .\PPI-Y >> ha\e several openings for m*n reason- BH A ND nnvr spinet and connote of 500). Order locally \>y BY LKTTKK GIVING Fri.L- able. 164-3753 or CT3-S34S. phnne — towe«t prln«« avail* cnaiTviEw i-ti«t Apply Personnel Office Summit, N. J. •"peri-noed In the automotive lln«, pianos. Rentals 11.00 per month BACKGROUND AND QI'Al- arn nvallabla fr-. K to 2 dally. with option to purchase. THE P1I.O. able. New auhnrrlptlona and for Appointment ALLSTATE An Equal Opportunity Employer m AIU i'ONDITIONEIl. GihBOn, i iri'"ATlONS, Al-hUKSR: !y «t It. & u. Auto Stores. 333 nrnfjunvfr, 7H amperes, lift vi Route in. Morris PUlm. JK 1-104S. renewal* Mrs I Hut Mitrhvll, OVERLOOK HOSPITAL POST OFFirR IHiX :4a, •iprltigflcld A\e, buinmit 4W0 KTl". P»-rfwi romilttnn. . Jr, 112 A inland ltd Summit. INSURANCE COMPANIES Ml'MHlT. NEW JKR'HBT. I'll. 7-27U. ? CIBA Mountain Ava. Hurray HHL K.J. l«o mimll poriabltt r»frlg«rator. PIANO TUNING SECRETARY-TYPIST WuMAN to nhnre a par linent *x- MAIL CLKKK rftU--* rt-t^'-k work,- Av Fly qtinllMt'i ex perls, members of PHARMACEUTICAL CO. Young Lady to aa«lat In mtll-nffl^e INVII" TV. |!tii. Arm rhalr. 1 " IO Terhnlrlana C.ulld. Ilopalrtns; pencil -wit h pmf»«»l(>n»l woman BTENU-TYPIST, Berkeley Height*. Mimeographing fly 1 wwk each month. J Mlllburn area. Cull JU-6U4 b»- «rvlr«>B de i'artni*iit. High «clu>«l or CK 5-.J0S1. •n*-n(.» helpful, AH: t-Bniti. Full fizt> t-d. $:«. 1/3 H.1 . Motor. II Itn branchi'S. PIeinway» bnuvht I''vision of dlia. forporMlna MUM provide own transportation. A iold. HAUL A. DOWB, fR 3-3081. tw^en H aT.il 11 a.in Varied dutlne for mature person In raiiuait with eonie knowledge of u k I 5S6MOR.RIS AVENUE, yping. No pxperlence nerefeaiy Will 'OUNC1 mortia.fi nr «j]| tn telephone rt'DKNT d**trtV rld*>r To Oal;/ alr-condltlont-d office. 35 hour »«*k. eollrlt. Hours. 8 to i del!y. Salary Tor lnter\-te iKNEKAL Electrlo 9 eulilc foot Summit, N. J. KicflUnt b«Q«flta. 464-lbOO for ap- rain. 17 "• hour »«tlt. 3 a.m. to f, Y.MCA. Pu aleady ponltloii. frigerator with irmsi the fornla to Bhare drlvinj and aa- point mo nt p.m Good opportunity fnr arlvance- ltu mmmlMlun. call alter Z p.m. [rffaxr. Goud tondllion. |10. ALTENBURS'S — penMi. Call hnmtdlately. DR &• An Equal Opportunity Employe* ment. Btcellent fi bfit C ?.IB 5-566S IKUAHI.B j BKKINKD woman wanted u com- R. Bun), Inr. 7S1 f'^nlral 'HIM* pdiml ELIZABETH, N. J. liv In and HELP WANTED—MALE panion lor eld«rly ewnl -Invalid Murray Hill. N'. J. 461-4100. utsldt* of Open Daily Til 9 • Pat- Til • SALKfe orflea «*cr«taiT tor national woman, Bleep In, private room !>H1VKK ear 'round. 2 huura rtall FOUND mmpany l Balary |200 month. Refereocea re- vn roum and bath. Good refer- Cull Mr Moody. 464-5700. <.>nllnu<' SUMMER CLEARANCE — 'ML quired. CK. 1-47.11 !<-«•. 1>K K-S4.T8. maticnlly opira- Welfare l.eae;ue i 4C4-1.I4!* BH Hbi 1 It ma.n, fR^Able' of plottinx lion. Knvi> LOW PRICES niiuw, d*"v*l diwcrlpt |oni< KKXMUHK 8 llan»».ui offl.-e rnmpuut 150. 1 Drive a little — Save a lot LOST itraftlng wurk; capa^Io TWO idvtKeata and 1 wing rhalr. up Hard i student upright ... AND ItiK tynnrdg and dhtalnlnir holKtcreil and ruftnm ma.It* nllp ^rtrtc Tffiird or«an ., PAHSIIOOH #iHU9fl. I'leam return covers, platform rocker rpi-linl nan upeakir ...... 27 Rufiimlt TruNt - WANTED i*6ra llc^n*.-*: Slat" a*i chair Inrluiilng ottoman. V»>ry mfml lallnt A pftvl" spinet planu , 48 ;SHiH»K JfSNr^T. 1'lcHBH return to t. u>*lfftit. eilui H I Ion. cnjrtni'ei condition, M0 rompldi. Will Mil lammond Kxtrnvotre Organ , 495 minilt Trust Cn., Summit. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE »xrM»rtfinn», reffLfjacen, wilnry . sppj» rev Holiday flplnt-1 Organ CBS &1R721. Return to Hill Sl'LIT LBV EL. Large living roo iBkcry, 752 Morris Turnpike. Hliort oMlns; flrrplace nrreen, ono Cand niCH A Loan. Humtnit. OKLAHOMA, HERE WE COME! dining room, llir.H bpitroumfi, oal nr wood nurnlnit tlrfjilRrp haB- laid win Splnpt Orttan 596 2 owners regretfully h«ve beec transferred & purchased hornet GARDEN SPOT t>aiha. laundry rixiiii, wouil inun .His I>K I-J:OO, \VY 2-ion. ft (Iron). DK 9-4404 Cull Krlilny ulimer Consolp Piano (used) 7115 HANKIIOOK ill 2O<3 Nntl.inal State FRESHLY PAINTED led T.V. room, large flnlnhcd htu r Saturday between 10 a.m. anil nnl-n Tonaole Piano 9Si unk tif Newark. Mill burn-Shnri I'nuiually flue tree* and flowwr sar iamimmd MS Organ in OfcUbamn, & are leeking quick otters on their present homes, Ttnniju?nlnU colonial with I dfiia maku Ihlat lioiue In a muvli merit wllh liar, attached KHrai 1 offere new kltrlun, Inyft-lry on hume lor <-«ay ll"n* ." . |J«.»o.>. MfaT tftr glrln room, IS'iir^e 'Wash- K. Munt )><> ov-r :i, r,p,rie ing mHihlnn. he.tri.om ^1 radial Inn ami fall f.tr aprjuinlliu nt CH 3-461*6 l far retired or J'oung people, the other a >x>img Colonial split, 3 4*14*lt utred. Kud time employing tnp PO(TP» tntile. IJ|1 B-I/327. .nK>n ft lUhilln Ornnd Piano . Z60U ninny more attra<rinn- l'lano renia,i plan — II month centrsUy air ccodtaoned, fencedtn yard. Both have mudi "live ttfrnTiBlly nutt-'fl fr.r mrmM family. d Avf>mn>, fl-rkPley Ihlch IKW (l"-huml<1irit>r, 1^0, I'lnjr pom Fl 1-2000 HUGE BRICK PATIO l for appointment. 484-1(03 taM*, 110, Tank tyv va» REALTOR CHfi»« and rtrr-ner cheats, 110 each. ALTBNBURG baths, panelled family room. PR «*7I72 .1* CHATHAM ROAD NEAT 6 room ranch, eat In kitchen, HELP WANTED— Tail DR 6-7471. fireplace, wid4 lot. Oct. 1 oc- 1 % tiled batliH, fill haB>>meii( PIANO HOUSE, INC. cupancy. In Berkeley Uelglua, fenced yard, nh<>rt walk to fohooh MALE ond FEMALE 'RlGIDAIRf! refrig ator. wain ANNE SYLVESTER'S and community poo), avail a bit ISO E. Jer»«y Street Elltabeth. N. J. ET b>>drnom a*t, bllnK'T sowing- m KQtTPPED; REALTY CORNER OFFERS Bept. i. i2i.9«o. rn 7-i::«. rhlne, tread!*, beat offer. DR FALK, FILLY 10&A IDKAL ¥V*R Ill'SBAND- Five With 4 Bedrooms in Mid 20's "RANCH SALES CLERK rKTS WIFK TEAM R PNLr an attrar'Ue 4 ?-»ar nit t>l-l»v^ JJOVINV. T^> Fi.nniDA Center hill. 4 bedroom*, 9 rNIATTTRB darhi-hunfl puppkB. finCKH FUH full baths, PLL'a VKS, al- rH'T.LY AlIt-T(iNI>lTlONKDl Thin GAHAQR BALB CIt. 1-9763. room. ZVt hath liotna features r»c WILLOW Active, Minlern T/lrug Stor* ALL WOOL LAKU1-. St SMALL fedlgre^d, perfect house dogx. tttiraotiv* I — year — «14 split level — Summit *• um mum oomMnat Iunn: IM- Wonderful with children. CH J- MEDIATE POKSEHHION; in rwiti'tn room wllti flrftp!ac«! Prl'- Pull .TIm« OAltPETS. I.IVINCl HOOM * HKH- Berkeley Heights. |S;,9O0. ju«t rndurfd in (h* 40's! Mint ti Ideal ^'orklnir rondltiona Iti'OM l-THNITI RE, DIHHWASHKR «r,r,7. ^in« elder colonial with unuiual groucda — New Pi-ovldtrue w)M: Konieon« will g;*l •- tremendon G"ni1 Salary KNOLLS KITCHl'N Kgl'll*., LAWX MdWKK. 'EIMARANRR pujnf xcfptlonal buy! Call today, you'll be gUd yoi Ai-ply m p«r»>n OARPKN T"OI.a. FINK FPKINOR SBXViCES OPPEREO f>ldtr Cap* Cod- In fin* eondlll«n -^ lunwult dldl Charming X bedroom ranch «Hh1 quality out of champion (J-mir'i WALL-TO-WALL walking distant^ to Allen Roliert» AND T<»AM BUKHEK MATTRKSRES. Pparhltng Sherry and Quaker Htll't CAHl'KMRV Carpeting and alr-oondiUoner Cnarline's Drug Store M'INKT PIA\o. CL'HTAINS * fple-and-ipan S — year — *ld colonial — Berk»l«y Heigrut «4t MORRIK AVE TIEALTOR B^hnol and bua station. IA\ Inn room fipnrtiman Orandiirn has won included; ) bMroom ipllt with fireplace anj adjnlnttig t*orosned 7 eprlngfl*;.! Av*. ttumm L>RAPES, LAMPS licnt In flhow. 1100 UD- 735-84^0. CARPENTRY alteratmna >Ir coodlttoQCd 10 — r**r — old Cap* C*4 — New Providence level home In tip-top ehapc; MHRINGKIKLO porl Uelgbti. i:l.>00. BERKELEY HEIGHTS NEW HUKIXuXti l\)H YOU FRKD 3TKNOEL av-tiped woudfil lot. Owawr tranaf»ir*d Jr opportunity MJI a Heal BmaU HOSPITAL Beila. wrif-el ehnln. walk- LITTLE Captain," black brUht- *ye<), no tail. Four puru-brM CTarpentry repairs. tJteratlona. oabl- WE'LL FIND YOUR HOME CLPT'tM-B'/II.T ran-l and :o'a) CMi wtiimi It limit>J only \-r>' Prtichtman'a Pre* mnl'i. reglst'-rvd AKC. flrhlpperkeB. lnlvrr-at^l tall DIt 6-3170. rooms addlUnns. 1248 M 4nolla ]' '.• lun'f Hit*a afcov*. cait \IB and w*'H do »verythtng poMlbi* Tim or.f half b*ih*. *t flr*pletrea. Qthwra. \Se.hiiie "stn BILTMORE REALTY CO. ,y, y declra gara«f. Qul-t. *>• lm , h (Rxrhi*1v« Brnh^r) a to *'•!!. We ill tiarh y II?. THE tieM co^ta no mare For all _*1 Riv»*r Kit , Summit CR 3-1 m-W tliiin and iow you the building repairs and alteration*. . I'rlnclpaJi only. i APACHE CAMPING BYSTRAK BROS. rnwTinTtnir~r]iT't *'rr To talk IlT-EX. Krey. K. 8 »«!(*. Ut«- Jmrph afastvntm. builder. t'H !•- THE RICHLAND COMPANY n«&:tort US7 SpHnirfirld AT«, Wui'lt. tali Allsopp. Dlt pt-rately wants to be adopt PI! I.H\KB 271) NKW PROVIDENCK CKNTEH A SHADY APPLE TREE TRAILERS HttUt chilMr*»n and tloga, 2~'i-iT.9*. (r^*l'.ort-E«t. 1):9) L'AIU'KNTHY, IU 3pno«fl«ld Av» Simm. ::3-701» Open b»L *. S\ra CHATHAM Stands In th* hark yard of thli Int- CHOirB POINTER Pt'PPIES iitf bam- niacuta^fl 1 -> cur old s^Ut levwl with niciiti, attlr-s, CR ITH1« „ EMPLOYMENT WANTED SALES - SERVICE — ircllint 8-Wet/k, white A ornngo; I R.UilnnnH Free OUTIIAM — Two-slory hrlrk home spacious kl'< h*n an>l «, 4ih tji-glat«re<1 huntinR EvtDlnga A ?uml&y Car RENTALS 2iiA I'HTk Ave. Humml MB I-IIIT CB 1-Dtl CR : -.1 on larg« lot, I liMroom*. 1V^ batha, "t dan plus • family room. f^;,euo loot In n rtov and field trial hre*il- living room, lsi-Be kitchen with USO ooupln aeeiTfm to aarv* din- I to I dall). Sat . Sun. R. IVrmani nt shntk. Avalta^l« [AVINii TrnubU Kith doort not dining irot, funitlv room RANK L •r* and pnrties. 538-8447 aft<>r I >w. C'il aftftr I p.m.. Wottlaey M nloflint; properly? Drawers of al • par* rnom, ME. 5-7elfl. QAItUKN BTATK POOl, h-r, Cliathnm Township. FR kinds I" m'e.) of repair, tabln CLEAN UP TIME MUPP1.Y CO H97. and chair* that wobble and s< ARE YOU LOOKING RESTORED l!l U.ln Ft, Maillaon forth, <'all Mr. Mult. I'H »-36»«. Kossuth, Realtor . alonney — Light trucking and KB. 7-4(00 FOR SPACE? COLONIAL U'SJ Springfield Ave. N\ p. 377-3311 •liar cleaning, also lawn aenrlce. USED CARb POR DKCSSHAK1NO Luxury Co-Op ANTIQUE Hiil Section 'alnt ing and dvooratlng. Call CR If yrtu are, this ts trie li"rr* SWEET CORN—PEACHES 95* CADI [-LAC ronvt. white, full ircinnmhtT, aH-ratlofii. for you. An Immaculate brick 1 _mreet Mlllburn. Sttavaloat apartment for aal* front colnntal with a !*rg» Ofi# acre e>f beaut I hi! New Thrt* h*i1ro«mi. 1H tilths, power, factory elr-ronfl. Kharp lik aummlts flue* building. panelled den wliti ftreplac-ft. Providence property plus * •cret-ntd poro^i; clo»e O trans- rCNSED boardlnf ham* for « letcher-LlnroIn Mercury, CR 7-3564. EI.KCTBICAX »otld, pla»ter-wall*d charming PRIM & PRETTY ren; also day ritra. 4HMU, a lovttiy tpaciDOP living portation sn-xel 9 3641 wait oven, dlah wafther, re- art>» plua an adjoining util- available ABltlng i-O.iiOO. BYSTRAK REALTY, Realtor, airy liv FOftD convt.. white, now tnp, II.I, rsra for 1 to 4 y«ar old child WISHTMAN'S FARMS LANDSCAPE UARDbNLNU fiimrator, and plenty of cab- ity room. There ar* & love* 14 Uaia t"t , Chatham. ME t-ISOO 1nn aii'l illnii aikil for wfirklnr mother atartlng Sep- WL-r alcerliiK, auto tu»ta. 2 generoua badroomi iy bedroomi airl 3 bat ha Call Vi You'll Be So Olad Tou Did Eves. UK. 6iOiO. truly modern and tember 1. By day or week. 4C4- MU Kemble Ave Mmn«lo< trans.. r*h. w. aad 2 tiled batha. on t>-« arcond floor. Liet#.l lath. T«o .ar aiu-- 31 L(l, Ictcher-Llnrol Mercury. CR 1-3554. COMPLETE landecape Hrvlce. Bprlns; t'>r f;.4,n00. he iur« to ell DouffUi it Jean agp. This |a a t ra« perioiod » olvanlnR, top iln-silriK. build & re- ,1.' n.M\'h \\ AHMKMT HHEATH— FCiRD Tudor Pacific blue, r*h. pair lawns Uiddln*:. rotntllllnr, r»I!y air conditioned, beau- ua now, and malt* as appoint- plwe frtrm tho ruses ny thh«e H.inly iJanltn <'liryi>iintl.«niumi>. Hharp one! tifully decorated and maln- nr*nt to luapecL CHATHAM BOROUGH porrh tu th« mannanl ruof. ARK for rhlM In my home, I A M. clearing area a. shrub planting anil i:10 I'M ^Tl-l'l We might Hot sell fur Ilia loast. rhrr^Llnioln W• twftJjatlH*, .leu; 7 ixl[.y'; bBwrnni B r H K T A R Y, BXPftft Why? livnuw. we »r« Hi* arm'* I He*11 era playroom. i>rfdliia,l owner i:4.:0 PAHT-TIME. CR 7-100S,. leading Mum jtrower. W« r-i Holmes Agency a Mountain Av*., Murray ITill. X J. Ill North Humtuit A\*. MR. &.SSH. O\-T 40.1)00 rhul.-e f.*-**l grown VALIANT 4-dr. 11,000 original LANhBCAPB OARDENEBl 'Wpalr NAOMI BPINKD n, t \ plnnts-a crimp)i>ti> aplfvtt.ui "t \ and put In n«w lawns, •ardfnir, Stafford Agency Realtor — Eat. IS»« Juat West of Hell L*ls Dial tli'3100 kvaa. iti-M9 eapal.l*'. irip-rt i than :»0 v«rlet!es whi.-h In-1 jry, CR f-U54 ferlilulng and sodding, fcionth'y REALTORS IM «nrriB Av«., Summit CR I-:|P(» LONG VALLEY fant and care. dTiTntlvt-B, pom -porn n, rare.. Dehtp.ilng, irlm and remove Kv««: f.R 1-1241 4C4-424? CR 3-0757 B. FAISON, INC. T tmllfiiiH. i-tishl.ins. All llt'l MKrVUKT 4-dr nedan; low shrubs. Tix-e aervirt. Manor, work. l mileage. P. S., auto, trana. R4H it auit itrttt CR s-iooi d anil 1 1 $19,000 1M.ING High ftchool junior neivl B^td & B»rvic«d by us : "" \i«it Fletcher Unfr>tr.-M*rcur»-, CR T-Hf>4 ^lo> infill; any kind. ZT! • 5*148. ANpftCAPIMO and ktardaBinr Oolnr V If«nM*r Vnr« High OWN YOUR HOME MMUi'L'KV -:. 4 station wBfnn. 4- a^t, un ia>'Utlon? Let us taice care alud-nt. available for Woodland Jlrt. . d-.nr n'ltnmatle tranamlaalon. I1BI- g I'll >;-M':i. ft yonr laicn and garden needs. TREES! IN THE COUNTRY Vl J. PR a-ssns. GrtM cut t.y hour, week ^r mont'i Woodland Park Jerry DePaequs-le. S5 Broad Str«»i. OnDruldJHijJ SgOTCH PLAINS A»Y- atttinir «i 1P69 OPEL, ranary yellow, 1-owner, Summit CR 3-SflO6. fr^e Mtiniate lNai-F, ni»4tfi--b«t;--H*-. Two tall T ONLY $900 DOWN tow rmte-airr Real economy, 'KM»fJ on high ground •» TREES! TREES! taken rare of < brldte lamp* •-ttO" »arh. Vornarto rietrher Llncoin-Marcury, CR TS5B EVEROKEEN LanrtBraplnr Monthly ••'•uttful Woodland Park, an p *!e.rtrtP f«n. llfl: 5 fle^trlr fa,na IS -HVHntenanr*> Nodding, roundation floor inf!u.1.-e Ktaat ft f«?re»n*d to- qualified buyer. Situated in $18,900 fa^h. ronBnl" TV. 180 Call aflnr 1»62 IMPRR1AL 1 <"*a of unuvuaJly fine homoa, , 1 far oM h"me i»n i T6r*Iy RlF. other will »«t.-h planning. Curba. patios. iMenalU *ivw one-third • arr» with h«KiM rM.r«-*i, sfjity with fir*, tnn for vuiktnu * ?.n p m nit «-1"'i\}\ auto. ,.;7a.l»7.Oi II Kent PU Bird, fiumi «lfld library and Ian* pine-paneiled kitchen, tile bath, furrier n.-at il.fh two flown ruKh- ram, HAH: exc »iit trjtnsporta- many other featwes. Call owner i.i.r/; «-•!. n»nib|e-arni_hniM ton Muft •*>]]. be uffpj. fall 454- MAHUN -*TRACTORS .rR. T. Stromengei SCOTCH _PLA'NS ' '" ralr blue ch!nt« hi«l- 876-3S5S: •"•••*•• r •••••-^—•- nkBte . id; *^*rmj$C-*. (.nnatruetlca ,„, „ la*-g» built- Nancy F.Rsynoldi 4-rtrmr; 14.000 mil^ Automatic Uaion-Contractor and BullJir Ovnar leav I-car garaca. *• ' m. I l:-..ni — tV\ n.-n)fn t\ S Mountain AVB., Murray /Hill, N.'f. Associatei BElt HELP? A.ri.ur.d home. yard. |S. Tntl woolen paint rfttiifi, heater, tire*. On* o« ner a, brick slduwaLU. All v/pe —.-•— -MAOISON oryore LC^L5jUtni;iMu*ldttni Fxtremely well kept. CR. i-h':H' rete work and construction. Dial '''-"ill JJLm! Ataa Rudlal.- OHettvtew •M-4t«S^ HWa* .uttful aeltlng. Zvea, llr*. Robertaoa -4II-2BS0 101 iMt Bro.J Slim. Wnlfltld, S.I. • f* : Al> J-6J01 'MAX enlon-d wlsh*e dnye worh, IF IT'f" WOVFN, TRY ALfERN'ft 18E4 FOKU 2 door ledin. Clean In SUMMIT CONTRACTING CO. special- Wa.ifl.ld Mulilp:. Matin* Syiltm »nniir profprrt-d, refer*nee*. Call >'fw for tha jenaon. A larK« rom- endition. First jffer of 1100 ising in reralrs. No ]ob too small. Inl.r Otv H*-f<-rr*l Kervk. II" 7-372» aft*r R. plete Rrlflal !)fpartm«'nt and enn- will BR|: FA M&41. All work under nne managemnnt. A.S.ANbERSON THE TOP CompluiiPntftry Urocliura mltlni Room. Dtrorator ^hop-at- Masonry; brickwork; platitarine, V. I. P. Ifmud j'oung laillfj AI'STIN Uealy Sprite. 1959, H*H, complcta and patching. All Cai- Realtor, 414 Bpringfltld Av«., Summit lime or i>uri-tinie II-me P'rvlre; Pnr.> F11I< r,ln¥ \V\V, light blue, new tirMt, Im- pentry. Ron ring, aap^att shtnfle CB 1-1400, EVOT. CR >1:|« REAL SPECIAL • HIGH on the HILL Ifuninit. R:I-«^4H IVau. Ilrncmte ."hantunn. Plnln and mn<-utate. be«t reasonabl* offer. ME •late, gutters and lead-ra Paint- Viiue Tf ?erf*rt 'Our tained, throe bedroom,* Colo, POR SALE Wn-I Nylon. Dacron, '"nrdurov 18R7 VOLKSWAGEN. Radio nnrt humn. CR 3-8931 nial home. Eiwrtor &«W1T Glau * acreM porch A patio. 2 car 'BRMONT Charming Colonial with Taffeta and I>rlp Dry Cotton Al- heater, CIMII, Run* «ood. |57u. garage. Located un dfjvt en.i etrert • HIGH In COMFORT painted. Convt-n^nt to 360' vi^w ut Arttrondacks -ami perns Route 10. In Morris plains, Call CR 7-OE,*24. ALL masonry work—steps, chimneys, •chooli. "trannporLflilon. Low r Berk»>y & pn.roc.htal s-chooi« in • HIGH in CHARM rirten MountaJna. Wei).maintained Is open Mon thru FM . 9:00 in patlnn, foundattona, rei ent. atone VHIITE OOLOXIAL Bekeley lUlg h ta, New HetlnaT at 6 roum homo - n on« a. Large KARMANN pr tajes. «ha.led. quIM itr*«t. ANTIQUE rhest of drawers (birch). l««*-and Paturdaj- » A.M. to < raMlo, ni'w top, WW, exc>||ent rl red OR L#t ui «lj"w you this exct.1- • HIGH in VALUE living r»«,in with tircplBLe. dining V M. r-loned Puna. Ihrouch Sum- QK ' .or»'"""'"" - *-""• WIU5ON SCHOOL room, kl(• li>'n witli pantry, three Small i-lurry man.l with drnwrr. dition, must Bell. DR 6-22X3. i lent buy b*f(jr» It t* gone. 'GILLAND & OLSON • ETC. ETC. FTC. Pair Muck la«1d«r Laolt chairs. m^ r -till lyibor Day. JKff.-rBon bedroom* ana«onkble o(T»-r. CaM maBniri'pnt. au'hentlr, Krenrh rm- MAHIU.E waah -Ink %7i, ln% off RKAI.TOR rn RANCH u-lih TKiCUKNDOUS ment. $6,000. ri; J-II;BJ i;u 3-3tiay. after 6pm DR 9-2213. MUCELtaNEOUl IS BeachwMd Rd. Summit CR 1-1100 er.rfaliuu room. Jurt righ' f«r plre in t"U l''"f frame. Excep- on all picture frame* for month of 3 BEDROOMS tional value €7?-?S?S August; children's rhaira $1 SO: 1I>:N no!>GK, Pbrra station wai(on. Sun * EVM c«J! CR J.4III 4 BEDROOMS QL'NG parent* with TBEN'AGERS. ROOriNO. or CR lfl'1 WARB.EN TOWNSHIP si MI t tens 13 pair; RwetllBh martilp excellent condition, radio power Hitt.ra, leaaara. alalnc. BATH AMD LAVATORY BK.YCI.Ea • Kheivinir, in ft. lonn, i;j; wifon BteerlnR. Raf"ly belts. One owner Kana Contractlna; Oo. 'Asking 129.909. for thl« 1? yitar Uited at $45,900. H'Ht Sis, pin no mil* Mir. peacock IR50. l>n 6-4721. i-«745 DR.»al «.1)001 old, completely remodeled Ca,o«- 4-BEDROOM RANCH 26" OtRL'S Rnirlif4l bt MOVING — Must soil WMtlnKhniia* SCREENED PORCH Stately Colonial John KITCHEN |ifr RlriRjin p«'(ti.tal rhnlr 11!, hftnltop. bflge, full power, Itta-Itor TP. T-?<0» COLONIAL Bl LEVEL 3TI>2 wcekdn)* aflT 6. and flieplarea. Summit Clilmniy •l*«d dtnlng room, ultra modern ELMER HOUSTON, Rtaltor Many otner Mulfiple U*t«d l'ropertlei All In itwod <-onR fi-lf^l rooms. tMbatba. Pfloed to nil in on Hi arr»* amid tall tnw«, thla WALKl'T ttnuMa 1-J IM. MHliogauy LEANING A- r.-yalntiK'TKuHers i-ni the it's." Bra * ana CK 1-5HI, CR l-llti "ta-tBiy hotnt command*' a fab- 4-pdt)tcr t.i-.J |7fi, Wrouuht Iron transporla- leaderx. cleaning ind repair In; ttluus ¥i^w. tahte and 6 rhalrs, 180 Wrouicht 273-31*21 Jnin wall biackrts 1H. up. Chairs. chimneys, R. Jteinhttrdt. WV il- MILLINGTON • 3i.vT» USED STEEL SHELVING Stafford Agency I BEDROOM •lillt level In Canoa taMes, d^ekj. bureaus, cheat -of. EXCELLKNT buy. 67 Ford r*oun. Brook aertlon. Wood«-d Int. 113 . draw* ri. lamps, mlrrora, pictured, i. S« xlHd.n9 try e*Mlnti. Automatic trannmla- KIII'IIANT ASH -JoNS REALTOR* Butler Agency 900. Principal* only. rR 7-1I7S. BARN red ''ape Cod. Lirlng rnnm VIRGINIA P. FASIG, Realtor paintings, china, glaas. braiw. tin. •lun. R and II. New tlr«a> anJ bat- lllkiiu. Wk - Puinilmt-Ko with ftreplac«. Ulnlng room 'with ti*wi«r. foll-'-tor'i Itema and odds I6"w.xl8"d KO'h eecttnns H Bwilc Straet C* |.m0 B» Mount aln Blvl. Watchunc .aH"d x!»6"h. ABoo tery, 1300. 4S4-4MB. -.ti.iitry a Ki«icUHy l«*ltor, T DeFortft A»e Bum 1 rornwr cupboards. Tilfd klfhrn and an.l etiaths, aularlum, 3 ti»drooin» PU ,;-6t«4 or VI. «-8«47 Mam titr»«t, Mlllburn. DKetel •• ", MtwelliineoiiB wo shelving >5fi PLYMOfTH hardtop. Or Ivee. Mra. Bannlater. CB 1-1IJI Picture yard, quiet atr*et. walk to >ntart W. owner. l,«w mileage. Maka TvriX';. Mntruluu .irk: nnrt. DELI&HTFUL aahool and alatlun. Ixiw twenties, utlcal CIt T-02.it;. 1 pl lyplng. 1nclu4- by owner. Ml 7-161!. BI/iNli dTnrtt* §tZ oval table, :«ovely N»w Knuland farm tn* «t- LOTS FOR SAL£ 1330 l'LYMCH.'TH * ""•••• I;3-OS61'or MA onla.1 with a larye rhaaier bedroom 110. DR (-0174. Good runntnar oonrtltlo 4 BED ROOMS and tile bath plus a large pan*ectlnn. Ui.-et ti L AM >!nm» Impi'ov.m.nta. on the let floor. stro*mlln«-d kitchen land Park. (Mimnili Call Meln'ka, Habjr crib, blond, like new. D'R I- elu«e, dining- room BP! and he S02H It..M"ini * itanninar, -fnim^Ti w.irk, rl«aii. JE GRNDg 4 ftEDRCOMS with a lovely breakfut nook with CR 1-0000 or I'N 1-II1S. N. Y. C. I>03. L»M Items, Call CR. 3-7J0» i ,fte: ln« and hauling. Ill 7-:y«0 or PI. picture window, u pet aim th5. an.l Kn-en print off whiti* back- «..-:.i"0 Indicate* o«n»r with many trf*n. Call today to ae« ground, fluff Ir-l'-nt for ahout 9 top; nn« owner, low mlle.ac«. 1m- Thi« ipllt laval onulnlr won't ]ut thin lovely home, an a1mo*t ow custom RANrH! Thr*« rhy rnWnn fr«nn IS.500 really wmli action. war It'i la«al for th» rhltdran. on t>». I wlndowi. < feet Jong Price rea- SUBURBAN uJLIVERY ijiiff-n Anns love s«ats, 4 ute-cl mnahl» 4I4-118S. Flet.-mT-Lltiroln Mercury, rn, 7-35:,4. • low irutlt, alrw wllh raanT addition, there Is % recreation room HKALTV COIIXEH, I-KBXEL 6- SERVICE. Local and long dlstati WALTER A. McNAMARA llh powd-r room; pretty HOxlflS lol; 2300. lawn chalrR 2 cedar cheats, S banket chain. 4<<-S7&6. YAltD-MAN f :ood ci.n-ll- lft.'.T I'UNTIAC Hani top Kxf-flvnt JtKAUTOR IN iUMMIT «NCB 1»1« w«Jk to achool. Oil u now for in GRILL & WOLF taxes! Priced iu J0'«! Call to- runnrnr rondnlnn. Uwd body. 17:. US ailllO. K.. Ill lli». n. 140 or urfei DR 1-019: IODK1IN II oom svt, double lihl' attur f/ I> M. 1UV1NO STOKAOE. I>R 9-1310 REAt ESTATE WANTED bed complete; CR 3-7I7B MEN'S Rolf .lubx. 4 wouds and i Pianos .MORRifl AVB ItKALTORfl mitched s*l Irons. HO. Call full power. EDMONDSON & FIShHfER own a rtry lafg* hut I ding slt« 'RIVATB party i /•uta to buy hou«« »CS. Must aarriflr.-. Courh, "I ,'rompt. APPRAISALS the lait one In a neighborhood of INOFIin.D DREXEI- 6-1'JOO in Fomn M-.»nt *in K*tat« area of !B stroller /«nd hliih itmlr, Brlgga k liEM.TKItii finest, higher-priced hnnit'i who»r? Mlllburn. 1'hnno nlnir ALPHA KOMKO UluK'ptta nr wiling a 14 Beacbwood Jtoa4 Summit H Xanu* ymr prtrc 46 4-1(30 1Bfi:\ white, good condltlo pr»lMd. Also fo character is #etahllahe'I. on H I LOTS WAWTED romii talilf Hinrryi; minor* d tip Cil ai£01 can bnlHa. home to gulf jou. Will WANTED to buy in Ml 11 burn South 1£* x If cotton carpeting, |.]j Pair (licsnitiu tnbli-, ."H»r. ill Kit paliiilnu D.^ • p a. or -v 4ei# tone, white and desert Band, fu t p.rhanilni d.coratinj. <) U»ul. Av*.. Apt. It. CR .-6i;« power, WW. R&H. DR C.ftUO. Art, •ptln.llaii DB.*l".HVL SCTVICK OPPERED • uf. Ifi, Fury «f th»• ;n. Raiurdar. Aoruart it, t>on . wir', ::IJ, «.«l. 7:05, • :0i. Captain Rlnbad. 1:40. I:1S. 10:01. ovm'i Ra*f. 3.13. < 1». 10:01. Trau- Vonday, Tuaaday, Augu.t It. II, "Ja. 'tnknab'p. a#tlmat»» cheerfully fiv- Aug. 1!. II, Drum* of Africa, 3*10, ma, 1:00. 4:47. 1:14. HOI. and-Tha Arg uuaula", : 00. 7:»0. .a. K. mts boa««rahaUMH. DIUia) ft :3l»; ruptkio Hlnbad. «.00. 7 :«0, MILLBURN MILLBURN COMMUNITY Robert A. Brydon .KllUAN HCHUIDT. P.inilna and '^NEWARK sdOaaday, Auguft 7, ('tiildron'a dtcoratlm* forraarly Kctimtilt * W»dnMday, AnffUSt 7, By» Bra frkB LOEWS Btrdla, 1:10. 1:10; I aland Of Levt. Ihow. 1:10; Com* Blow Tour HUIB, Halnman. *"°r aalltnaia e&ll 7:(i0, 1:16. Thursday, J-YJday, Monday. Crfiotu Ommtrr Dining in u UUrdnck «-!0H AUR 7.. I,, UU-- ..U-lfcijiati aahhd »h« 1:1a, 1:10. Thuraxlar, August I, Bam., Miuiiilflrmt,, 1:401. . 5:1313.. I 4040; ; Dual Aj WMiv^day. Friday, Auruci ». Tueaday, Aucu»t I, I, 12, 13, Corns Gu OoDvemout ttriy Ammitmn Atmnfkmn is-T!Na .manor, anarlor. FYM o^ thh« TitanaT , 111 OSOS. 1:211 , i:ll,lt);0l. Baraa A« Wcdnaaday. Saturday, Aui* Blow Vour Horn, 3:30, .«0. t.U. -'^turdar, Aavuat 10, Comt BIuw Tour FurnaoM Water HM'XTI VtlmatM Jamaa LlnudllL 4I4.0JM Auf. 9. 10, TttrMti and tb« Hft|U-M 10, ap*claJ KlddU Bhow. Car- tl-HM n)f!<*#ni. ]1;4I. 3:il, S:U, |.«|; Dual toona. intHal Short a. I \V, By* liyn Horn, »:00. 4 0(, «.Q6, i0;i>. Sunday. u«iut 11, Com* Blow Vour Horn, CK 3-417* CBE8TSI, N. j. KOBT rABBICATuKE of the Tit ana, n:06, l;», 1:61, 10:09. Blrdlc. t:l&i KVE SHOW l*land of Ctal IWtoi interior * Eltarlor Palnlln, Aui. II. Tar-iaii and tha lla*ntflr#nt. Leva, 445, lit, By* By* Bird!* PaMrbaiiilnK 1 IS, f.:"T, I:1H; Uuil of lb* Titaoi, f:)fl, 10:01. Sunday Auguat 11, lalanw Augu I, I- 1», Don- . , 1 >w .4 .|||M NEW PARK ^ f, i~;ti" Friday' W«lnei*da)*, Thtir*d*y. JrVl'dur. Au*- LUNCHE0NS : '• »• WtPNStMY AV9. /• KT UcCRAT — Palmar M? Amjni.' 9. liuiMivan't, llc-.f. 1S.-SI. 4 is.ult 7, I, 6. 'Mnaon and Th« Ar- 7:4.. 11 13. Tiaunm V»naula" * 00, 7:on, • iV. Saturday William Pitt " CR l-llll. f4 Main St. Oiorrhan CocktaUt rMAKt KJ8 HOVANKC. Minting and D£\OTED COUPLE - Jerry Uwi« takes lime out from his ME 5-2323 SUNDAY U:tf-I:M P. M. aieoratrnf. InWrtnr and • naflor rur (n> «umti« tail DR»t«l •• S%nCv *° Uancc wftl1 SleIla Stevena in i scene from The 4114. w Nutty Professor", now playing through Saturday it the uTcHA H.U O. - Moata—Ifcurtor and •Itarior Lalnllng Match1 na: colon strand theater, with "Fury oi the Pagans," as co-f^ture. • « •jparjal' r For fra» *atlmatea. At Pro School Robert B. Tafaro of 54 High -1>IASn TI'NINO * KS. RENTALS Admmion, pwkinj, til ride* 10 cenU wch (or SO SERVICE REAIU.N- street, •»•..! attend tw Pruden- RESTAURANT CB T-IHI. WANTED tial Insurance Co.'j annual ad- twyone; 2 a. m. l» midni|ht (nin or ihinc) ALL Hanoi tuoad «vnd rtpalrea. Com* The m» Mai in vanced - management course, 14S Whippony Rood, WWppary, N.J. olttt piano Mrvtca. I Iiudmu, * POpl»r »••-••• M»Pl«*-')ofl. to be held at Princeton Univer- BABY PARADE AUG. \T ,m; -IHHII «lT, Daily «xccf* Tuttdoy for sity, beginning Sunday, August featuring bountiful b«»f «v*ry Monday PIANO TUXING lh Hiri,,,, ^.iv nmnlha Mr. 11. Mr. Tafaro is a senior un- LUNCHEON. COCKTAILS and DINNER Cirtrt piano earrlea. tuning, repair* evening 5:30 until 9. Coma and b* iur- SPECIAL ft/ftf PAYS ina rvbulldtni, raflnlanlng, apprata* AIIUB, r.fn,,d. .,ao»- dnlrn derwriting and contract con- I,?! KARL A* DOWE. CR |>B«I • mall wall turnllhM nrM floor Facilities (or Private Partlei • Pbooe TU 7 3333 anartmMit In prlvalr. Juiuir. Jllll sultant in the company's group priitd. tTvary Monhy In August a /*.// ff/tjw >j Prkm- KOOriWO AMD B1U1NU I'lirn-shor) HH'a. tiarnii.: rpf- >rt.ni',-» I'll.in. ::::..,n nn-nlnf. pension issue division. noon NO and aiding-, laid an and Cad 766-1150. 1151 for nMrvati-MM fctfra. onarai repair*. MB I-ITB1 TWit ,1..U1.|H r.>.,tini an-1 bath or Starting TUESDAY, Aug. 6th 1 1 f r moIllh f K?Vi. "rT."''" "" ' " « Movie Time Table RAYMOND M. CANTWELL, Innke.p.r &OLYMPIC PARK RENTALS Unfurnishtd Hout* Won»«d SUMMIT The AUBERGE PROYENCALE Rooms For Rsttt ]On Routi 202 awnardtvlUt. N. J. STRAND IRV/NGTON-MAPLEWOOD NICE. warm roomi. «.na;l«a hum*, good tD'atiun s MID ID it i Aug 7. I, «. Tii* .Mi.ty I'rMn.m', FRENCH RESTAURANT double*, oil heat. 71 Rlv« I '•U(i»nry SPi.trinher 1, ril ,1-01T; -30, S:::, Fuiy (,f tha Pagiuia, i.20, Humirlt. CR S-3I1I Chester, New Jersey LARtiC room convftnlantly l#,tad. Bualnow woman only. Call tftor S FurniilMd Home Wantid Presents . .. The Summertime Cold Luncheon Bullet P H. CR 1-001I- r'l HN|;|IE|I tinuse I an; ;v nf i For • ITnNISHKD room. 24 W -jodla...! - 1|! - »••• Ui" r.»>yinTi:r.a: al out 11 Ava,. flummU. *'H I-91U. "All You Can Eat For $2.50 flUHINSlBS gen Mem an, N«ar all transportation. CH 7-031*. JOOJJKTE TO CUSSIPY Served on Tuesday thru Saturday from II A.M. to 2 P.M. ROOM end *OARD HEUP WANTED—MALE" UR CONDITIONED TR 3-5421 jrOME FOn THE AUCD ir>d cORTa-eacant. Raglit^rad ahif DRIVEH 1141. B*ft of ear* flnaa' food, fia&l horn* a-tmoiphtr*. fnupUs d«»1f«d. FULLTIME For further Informntlon * ontnot P own*»r r"ll»t'"'»^ num». Fit 7-1732. N> M.iilf M ' ""fluiniiiil AIR — CONDITIONED CIt. S-TKt Ur.furaill.od Apt. Fof Rent "JASON and the I ROOMS, f tut rally locatfd. IfO BOATS FOR SALE TRAN irionth UtIIUIfi nit tnctudaR SALE NOW PLAYING THRU SATURDAY P«r»ippany Hilli Ttrraeo \ew aJr Mrdltioned. " — J'i, —3 andORAVELV (rHctor »nt, wlky. ra- Phase do not r»v»al the middle of thla picture} 4 rsaiDf. Bmt from |!0a per month tary mqwer an4 mow j-low. Lion*l include* ha«t. hot w»i»r. ranga. r«- rrig«it,tor. Mindi iinil parking. Miltlnt,--. lfajl> ut >> ^ I'.T. Ill ANI> PAHHTPAXV RH. N»» Pla>ln» Tliru Tutauln- PARMIPPAXY Nl USED CARS FOR SALE <*ti! lift: 1i,,! (latir auJ wofkmi I.'.". l-'Kl, i-,(1ii,t., M,iilr« im- *->*••! Sre! Kr*! ,« i-Wn.T ITtvntf. H"nt crfor. (-u.il Phone I"B r,-( •lanrt IH(h . Ann-MarfTrt •Ah tlAMgfi "Bye Bye All utllttlf" included, Ailult*. bH AH«Uy SOO, 4fe*i, -A, n« H. «»;fi;tric overdrn *-, ?*,- BIRDIE" d init'»- < till Ultnxel B-i::i ba- CAR MATS APARTMKST ff*r rent i"-ii « ami * 1> m, IHrk fan IHka - F.d nulliian kit<-ti«iiHtt* ainl[ bath Van rIt. i- In IWhnlcolor JERRH LEWIS Hi-!t'>uU ai>ati Wltll HIT. av heat anJ ln)t w Miiai>l« rt I'rnlon . Tonr Handall 1. ISO I'atl Mi: ;. ;.-7is< THI MIOHTY MIDOKT "1M.4MI ill IJHf ronmi and APARTMENT-* r In Tf<-hntt-oli>r Qtrrf* tajQ DEL MOORE-KATHLEEN FREEMAN \ 4713. WANT ADS WORK THOlU£-ri»>rn "IX-'W »-« Kl - M.o» Sal. M.,. near Clha. U t art«mna -PI.U&- mlt. Jilra Nnrilnl Nhorl*. I.DMLND Pt'RDOM—RO8SANA PODB9TA Ann-Manrrt "II,, n,.. nir,!,... IN "FURY OF THE PAGANS" CHATHAM - Bpa<-l'-ua t-badroom, Children's Admlnlon Sfc .• t.aihi. rhotce r*»rtentiH. are*. |1% inylu.llnn h^t^Jtifi^«»• . WALTER ;ri!llBE r""m« «"'* »>«lh: *'* "UU SUNDAY — MONDAY . T&lSDAY Hlw. 19* inontl.. fll. ^^<4«^. RfADf- STERLING *valUhU> ''»•'« I. 5* '••'ninJ. K A\e l*ummlt, \\ Illon BL'IIOOI t:*!! *-'I'. EnteMainment Directory 4 ROOM! *n*J ba.»h apartment. Top floor of farm hour*. Turnhhtd *>^ unfurntrili^I I.»«ri- rent .- COMMUNITY M.. fir ears of kti.tk-rgnrten •hU>1 'j Uar. MR s-Tii^. — PLUS — FOUR, room apart ment ltujulr* at JE 8-2020 M7 Mwrii Av Summit 'NEW 6 room ajja.rtn.tni. Ill" | • Air-Condifioned •' monthly, t'umitu not Included. 373- Meadovvbroo^ 3151. IWflETHE TAUCIN6 DRUMS M ATALE Of TEHBlil • NOW PUYING M G M „*.:.••; 1 ~~ i Apt. For X«nr COLOR1 8MAM' apart mtriit. iisur l«-wn a.iJ NOW! WED. Thru SUN, parking. IS-"' itn lutlirxz ut Hit leu CHILDREN'S ADMISSION 50c FERNANDO LAMAS Uafwiilih*d HMIM For Rant STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUXr. 14TH 1 ilKWtm.M bout?, Kit' hen fn '' BUY HERE S.'pt. 1 ocviiwnn.v. Ui-> Som* discontinuad lind OVtv MaM Ml fOWffl CSft detigm priced for • fast duplicate our itoato. Com* r railroad. •i"!n.'>!«1 <"n .;i > he«. i*h>ir»- t>ln«. Four beilrcjuma. l!Mn». nlalni.'. tallout... Don't mitt ou|l kitchen. POf'-ll. «r»rnf», ft-at«t. 1. ; Com E Biow TECHNICOLOR* i SHOW I itmi rcDu SJ « IUT. IT HI FIRST COME .. J FIRST SERVED! •$ eccupancy. ROUTE 23 • CEDAR GROVE N.. Get the best deals' Ms PHOttt Clittord 6-MSS "W Woo'JtftM Av". ". 'CB 7-3333 HAYLEY MILLS CHILDREN'S ADMISJtON 50« SHOP EARLY HMM for lUnt

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ln"\-«w York CH«!M«, ;.JS«4 »»•<« a'rhtt. OPRCE »OR RENT UltOLMJ floor ofru-4, oeiil«r of Summit nppnutt* mimlflpal park- tna; lot. SultsMa aixountant or •••

OFFITE for rant 100 Pummit Ave Appmnlmately 7nr> aq. ft I1JS pat month. rR i-g'.'aT ' SHOUT HII.I^—Tlioa -fft.e •'ilta 'or.« tnaiiofany pati»1»il). Irar^• "arp#t, air roniiltInnlna;. ailPfjun'e M'h t>r»* ttinln'^a lite; allO. two ftfftrai auit*. PR *.H:i. VT: allLT.BrTRN'. pfftf*. walk-tn "ti Hlht. alr-roritjitloned. 1-iirht an-i AIR-COVDITIOVED • *«at rtpp11eR«T*l < 1"'*' Got your heart set on a new or used car? You don't need a king »t I Uhltilntham Teirac«. oppoiiL* NEW PARR UKETINa room with ortan. Irfl M9MIITOWH, N. J. size bankroll to satisfy your heart's desire. f'^r K)*r, other !iu-< roar.ia and »rt iHl-lio fR t.foii SUMMCIt RENTALS NOW.' THRU Tl'ESDAY ! COLONIAL PONTIAC works on the philosophy that extra-fair A COLOSSUS OP1 METER8VII.I.E. l.'.i room |.in,»alo«. • II Improvrmanta, l.oaui'f'-H '••'"•; ADVENTURE CHOOSE YOUP <• li prices win friends and^ influence people. Our deals are easy on "n. by tha aaaaoa or ni'iiln. ."» # NO MONEY M»l» ^___ For Th« OWN TERMS O Flrtl Tim* your budget. COLONIAL guarantees, a trouble-free car with our W/ien you trade-in your old tires . r**-ni Bt iiwrli near uliopl'lne ' fIlj* OnTh* Jfr. Oierlo.iklit harl.or. Marthn* 8cr««nt . Ttncyifnj, ^ln*a. !*unimir or part th»n.nr so a.o:m. famous I O-point processing. MI.VKR Bay. l.aka C^ora*. N*. V , *«» 17-31 rerl»rt va.-.-ilKm mii.l. "r-i-pii r, All ni<«l*nt roni'MilHu-M tikvl Hra*HM •!#». Dollar For Dollar Colonial Gives You More STOkB for r*ni. Summit. Raa^mK* Blltrnor* Patlty Co. -~H I- WE SPRINGFiaD

f A 5 T M A ft WANT "l-VOl.E narata for r.111. Kjar •".'."" COLOR >1 MIT- HIM! VI c. I Illi YOUR DR 9-6060 a- X« II "l\ V. Mllt'l I1KMN M» JKH>Lt KM..VI.HMI ^1 ire$foru "" RENTALS'" \( 4IIEMV AWARD WINNER otonial BUSINESS 661 MORRIS TURNPIKE SPRINGFIELD c a rm I y 312 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT • OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 ytiiMt- .-nth atirt park ma1 rfluirj t,* ma«. Super-Right Mcmlville. Cooked Scallops %£i£: ;£S9« Either Half c Joins Medical Group Fancy Sea Scallops r Wayne French Fried Scallops "^ *85° e Shtnklcii, SkinUu fir fxemivt Fat Removed D. Sv?tt.le.r, jr. of Harrisburg, MOWN 'N SERVE pfcg. i55 GREEN Pa., has joined the Group and is • Frozen Food Values STAMPS associated with the department of pediatrics. Doctor Slettler is Libby's Lemonade Rc:^r:; 8 ::,85« New Look... New Varieties! You SAVE BIG money here! a graduate of Muhlnvborg Col- Siper Right Brand 6 <>z. lege, Jefferson MHical Ollcse C and took his residency train- Welch Grape Juice c.« *",« 39 Select Ytir Faverltet pkg. SAUMAN'S Ing ait Children's Hospital. Wash- e COLD CUTS Official Army ft Navy St.r. ington, DC. He had his own Tree Tavern Pizza Pie PV,' 55 25 A Fomily Own.d Slot. Sine. 1916 practice in liafrisburg. e Regular Bologna, Luxury Loaf, Olive Loaf, Pickle Loaf, Plain Loaf, Spiced Luncheon- Meat, Old Faihioned Loaf, Macaroni & Clieeie Loaf, Peppered Loaf, Cooked Salami 201 MAIN ST., ORANGE Swanson's '^".X'sit*; >"-79 French Mardl Gras celebra OR 3-7494 (ions have traditions that differ Dorann Onioi Rings 2^°; 65 NEW TREADS *Mr .f MMq • from town to town but have one CSo.. Ifl| A&P's Money Saving Grocery Buys! APftJIO ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OH ON YOUR OWN TIRES thing in common: King Cam- Sunnyfield Waffles £ 3 pi,.*!* ival dies a \ iolent death. The 1 qt.14 killing is symbolic nowadays, Mrs. Paul's Fish Cakes fl.oz. $|00 WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE but in primitive Gaul, tribes- SAVI IITRA CASH ON A VAIIITT Of TOM tAVOBITI IANDWICH fOOOtl cam NARROW OR WlOf OES16N TU8EIESS OR TUBE-TYPE men sometimes killed their king MOTT'S APPLE JUICE 3 at the end of a fixed period] 4 FOR SPOT uliile his subjects celebrated. lib. 1 SWEET GREEN PEAS Sr 4 n. cans 49' CASH LEN'S MOTOR AUTO RFPAIRS 2ib. Sites t Serace Extra Long Grata Auli> Krpalri IXTKA SPICIAl KATUMI FOR AUOUIT SANDWICH TIMM CAROLINA RICE 35' Bod; anil Krmlrr Work In a hurry? 1 iM f»n Nutl.y Brand m Mb. Ann Pit*—14 01. bottlt •Utf 1 Inn. Don't worry- 84 Summit A R 3 331' Margarine! In % Ib. print, Q pi Tomato Ketchup 3 49C Applesauce 4i I Ib. t oi 99' Jan. see Seaboard I rib. 070 Sultana Brand Jewish Rye Bread Park.r Right now-telephone for t Bradi A—Our Finest Quality M C Our New Treadt, identified by Medallion and «Aoj> mark, art RAIU HAMBURGER OI FRANKFURTER e time-sawing appointment Then P. S. BUSES to n0 Dried Prunes "r "45 GUARANTEED "* Jana Part.r—Slic.d 26> A&P Sauerkraut 2 ::::.27 1. Affiin*! IMMU in workmanship and mattriali during lift of trrarl stop in and find out why-the s ChocoUt* 2. Afainat normal mad Kasardi * except repairable puncture*) encoun- Burry's Cookies • Chip tered in everyday panaenfer car im for 12 months. difference with Seaboard's the AtlanUc Bumble Bee Tuna w^-soyM';; 370 Social Teas ?tZ "£35 RepUcamenU prorated en Iread wear and baetd on hit finoM current at lima oi adiuatment. service. ' ' *""'• R&R Boned Chicken ^^W1 Dole's Sliced Pineapple '££»• JANE PARKER toons up to $500 City Race Track 1 Every Racing Day thru Sept. 9 Luncheon Meat KP-K**-. ^43° Accent "^Z^T"* ^ffl then tvery Man , Wed. « Sat. j CHERRY PIE FREE CAR SAFETY CHECK! SERBORRD e ROUND TRIP: Sliced Swiss Cheese Z^" PV,'41 Hecket'sFlour 661 MORRIS TURNPIKE Dog Yummies ^"-""• 2 Jk"; 35° 48 MAPLE ST. Canter ]0'4S A.M. Ann Page Mayonnaise £!' T^i ATu $495 {Sals.. 10 ISAM.) JUST flELOW HUFFMAN & BOYLE St'MMIT, CR. 3-6120 __. Af,Fs Nine Lives Catfood " 2 t;;. 29! SPfMNGHELD °~Jr^;?"*- DR liliel Quality 1 Leave Morrii Wildmer* jk I dot. AW« Fels Instant Granules 7.V." '."^M iMilItuj/n-Atf.t, bprmgrtetd r Large Eggs C $440 10 55 AM. 2,97 —Refreshing Beverages.'— iSal* . 10 25 A M) 2 Other Jam Parkw Valwl pvnic tnvin coonoituno TR>NSPORT Sliced American Yukon Club Canned Soda 3J 123* 2 C KraftCheezWhiz '•• ^fcfl' Canada Dry Canned Soda 2O1 125 Crumb Coffee Cake •*<" MOCHA PROMPT SERVICE Kraft Cracker Barrel £.:. 'X55° Hoffman Canned Soda 3o:'143< Gold Square Cake ICiD ALL 63s MUST GO ! 1 Cream Cheese P:;r,d 2 £«• Hawaiian Punch ^'Sl^ Snow Puff Cookies Mortgage e >10 ALL STOCK CARS BEING SOLD AT Sharp Cheddar Cheese '"::;.) * 69 I Sugar Prices Reduced Glamour Bread " " 25( p : Oranulitid ( Ib. ii| Money Frigo Mozzarella i *" -i V.'39° Chalet of Flavor* CRESTMONT MARVEL b C Clearance Prices Available Imported Italian Romano 79° Jack Frost Sugar 69 IceCream 89e 59C Realemon | Gerber's Ajax Cleanser Ajax Adorn All Brand New 1963 Lemon Juice Baby Cereal Hair Spray With Chlorin. Sl.ach Liquid Cleaner R.comtiV.d Oitmaal, R:c« or Mind Ragularly I.SO* p lib. lei. 410 IIOL9QO lot. 11(1. MQ Sp^UITKUWaak 7OL| 4 A* APPROVED :;33« 2 •'"• S7o 1 LINCOLNS ATTORNEY PLAN b , ••ImFaJ.Ta. .an" ' PinkVel MERCURYS SAVINGS Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Ivory Snow PERSONAL SIZE For loilat anil balk For toiUI and bath Forthth., family w.iw.ihh *nt Liquid Detergent QUARTEILT ma^ium QQ V!fli4c !!%( taU V oHlaV.1 pk,. With lc lpl.4f.C*0 COMETS off labal 01. plailie"

Attention! Al Ford Motor Co. Car Owners iMt OKAr mum: . r.onc TIA (CWW. we. tticn ,,,,cH,t J thru Sat., Aug. 10 Table Cloth Thrill Oxydol Detergent Our Fully Equipped Factory Trained Service Staff »A p)$uper Markets in Sup«r M.rkcrt Is Ready To Service Or Repair Your Car •nd Sclf-Strric. FUnn*l Back bpaeially for diih waihinq For th* family waih ^^•jk- MMRKtt BiriNpilll (MB MtUUit 1IN(I tilt Storei only. Fink Liquid Uot-Me " "•» 1.29 Loli.n pliitie •• All Tobarfo Protiurt*. Ftfel Mill: and Ali-oholir oj. pig. UNCOLN MERCURY SAVINGS and LOAN I'rvrr.i^'- ci'-rnpi ^T• -rn riaii* Stamp offer. FLETCHER - Corp. ASSOCIATION 21 Summil \\c. Sum mil 972 Broad St., Newark 2, N. i. Opep n Tues. and Thurs. to 9—Friday, to 10 82 Frcmklin Ptact, Summit CR 7-0940 30 CENTRAL AVE. (NEAR SOUTH ST.) NEW PROVIDENCt MORRIMO S TPK. WEST OF MILLBURN AVE.. iHORT HIUS Moo. Uiru i'hurs. to t — Frjdu« la III <>P» Mon" Tues., Wed., Thurs. to t—Fridays to It