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Area Residents to Begin Christmas Devotions Today The Staff Of The Stiff Of The Summit Herald The Summit Herald Wishes All A Wishes All A Very Merry Christmas SUMMI .erry Christmas md Summit Record 1 CUM HMUr at th« Port Offloo »t 101111011. N. J I1ML Clfer Ik* AM W Hank t. 1111 76th Year No. 32 CRsttview 3-4000 SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1964 •»•"•«•• •M Clm PUUM f»ld «t •umiBlt, N. J. $6 • year is com Call from Johnson Aide Set Wheels Moving for Area Residents to Connor Appointment Begin Christmas When Presidential Assistant Jack Valenti made a \ recent telephone call to John T. Connor at 49^ Prospect I Hill avenue requesting that he come to Washington to j see President Johnson, the wheels were set in motion for Devotions Today I his appointment as Secretary of Commerce. The ap- : Seasonal temperatures with the possibility of light \>ointment was the first madej snow awaited local residents today as they prepared to bJvPresldent Johnson since he' usher in the Yule season with traditional Christinas Ejgt tookNrffice on November 22, church services tonight 1963. New Building Mr. Connor, who has resigned Hughes Wins With the Christmas shopping season all but over, many local business prepared Ui his post as president of Merck and Company, Inc., Rahway, to Still Lagging :lose down early today to en- accept the appointment, expects able employees to arrive back to take over from Luther Annual Yule Merger of home in time to mark the m Hodges, present Secretary of of Christ'! birth. All storee wft Commerce, on January 15. The Behind 1963 be closed by 6 p.m. appointment, which is subject to For the fifth straight year, Decor Award Although new construction In SummitTrust Summit will observe Christmas Senate approval, will be sent be-, Dorothy Hughes of 426 Spring- the city last month was up with a coating of snow under- fore that body shortly after Con- |fie,d avenue a woman.s d. sharply from the figures of No- foot. Last year, churchgoers gress convenes on January 4. a|, sh won fjrst ,ze ^ vember a year ago, totals for Mr. Hodges has said he is re- ^^ Gets U.S. OK were confronted with a three- Saturday jn the fourth the first 11 months of 1964 are inch snowfall that began early best Christmas display contest down more than $800,000 from Summit — The Federal Re- in the day. Tor local merchants. the comparable period in 1963,serve Board in Washington has The weatherman says tern- Second place went to Charm the monthly report from the approved the merger of The peratum will hover about the Lgrie of Beechwood road and building inspector's office has Summit Trust Company and the30 degree mark with a cham* third place to Schmidt-Ford of shown of some snow during this after- Broad street. CAN YOU SEE IT?—Above is a most unusual picture of Christ.! - ! Elizabethport Banking Com- With new building permits | y of Eliiabeth. noon and possibly tomorrow. Honorable mention went to it defies detection but it is there. We'll give you a few hints: I pan during November amounting toj The combined banks will be- Among the many traditional the Summit Barber Ship, Karras Msgrs. Smith, Look at the picture from a distance of ten to 15 feet. The image'Study Center $521,200, totals for the year now observance* of Christmas this Furs. Deuchler Opticians, Miss a gin operating on January 4, is full-face and centered in the photograph. In most cases it! stand at decrease year will be the annual Com- Nellie. House of Fine Arts and will require considerable time before the face may be detected] \tilflMitC 1965, as Summit and Elizabeth Murray Receive : Of $853,200 from the 1963 total Trust Company. With resources munity Carol Sing on the Village Summit Trust Co. but there have been some who have spotted it immediately. In *3'176'700- Uat month's fig- ireen at 6: IS p.m. today. Daniel In addition, special recogni- case you fail to find it, drop in at the Herald office and we'll be in excess of $115,000,000., (No- es also represents an increase vember 30, 19641 and deposits Kautzman, chairman of the tion of originality was noted in Prelate Robes glad to show you. music department of Summit Christmas trees including Sum- Although the Board of EduEdu- T. !October„ of over $112,000,000 (November Msgr. George T Smith, pastor' 1964 f| ure of H igh School, and an cnaemble mit Trust's money tree for chil- cation'i s study center for local I ^ 8 T tl«>.«0 *! - ' 30, 1964), the bank becomes the of Sr: Teresa's Church, and; 1 second largest state chartered will lead the singing. [dren, the Summit Pet House's!Msgr. Harrold A. Murray! a ! students in the former Tobin AccountinAti g fof r $400,00(400000 of last Can you Find the Face Ford showroom at Morris and month's total was Overlook Hos- bank in Union County. Today and tomorrow Overlook tree for pets, the Party Shop's former assistant pastor here ^ # -%i • • • M !__„_ DltA*}/«7 Hospital will be wrapped in a tree with novelty and whimsy. among six Union Countyj^T WfirlSl III MDOwC rllOlO' Springfield avenues has had itspital which began construction Harold T. Graves, Jr., The were of a new parking garage. Christmas atmosphere when •""' """ •"--•— of merchandise:nriesis ho re officially in-.' "ups and downs" since its op- Summit Trust Company Presi- (*,.i;pries* wwho we were oially in area organizations will pay Ma Becausp of irmumerable many ^ siBce found ening on November 18, it will Others issued new building dent, will be President and £j~v nV rt vested with the robes and title which ^ , continue to operate, but in a permits last month included Ro-j Chief Executive Officer of the special visits to patients and have conUnued lhe Saviour through picture those in the children's wards. Brown'Bakerys Hardware, Ne.e Dells andof monsignor last Sunday m ^ver a period. The Her-i as the story, of it is told all different fashion starting Jan- bert Grillo, 14 Kings Hill Court, new bank, and Gavin Spofford Sacred Heart Catherdal. New- a,'d' lhV is China uary 4, Dr. William D. Purcell, Maay Area Partte* John T. Connor The awards were made on $37,500; Sylvan Pools, 78 Druid Elizabethport Banking Com- much-discussed 'photograph' of; Admittedly, it is difficult for j superintendent, said this week. I Hill, $4,000; Ascot Construction; pany President, will b« Execu- Since early Dmnbw, nuny Right ReV Ms r s lh was tht Summit Area's baata, >igning because he is approach- it^and^ orighalUyi' ' graying"g S c ™ Christ The picture was first i Continued on Page 9) Mr. Purcell said since its op-Co., 54 Ox Bow lane, $31,000;"''"tiv'e """Vice"- Preaktet. "nng his 6767tth birthdayy. the spirit of Christmk 9PP°PP inted Pasto r «* » Terff a ) PP""'^^ '" «££, PPPaPff r on lening, there have been two William A. Bogle, jr., M Gloo- the Board of Directors of theuvtsp tMtUaUona and bo* 1958 neaaea bdd annual Cbristaas Mr. Connor'' s appointmenittt hah . Thh e annual contest is spon-> blowinb g thhe deatdthh ofcemberfb; 27. 1951 andd again on J nights in which no one showedcester road, $44,700" and Sylvan! combined bo* will be coin- MsMs rr JohJohnn PP Leni!ial rt n n United Campaign up, to one night where a record parties for employees. For been viewed favorably byy thee sorcdd bby thhe beaulificaliobii n com- 8g ^ ^ . DecembeDecemberr 2121, 1961196. 1 99 Prospect street, $4,000. ;P°sed of 16 from The Summii Union County Trust Co., it was business community. Described millce of ^ Sllmmit Area De. Rt Rev Msgr. Murray is pre- Immediately after its publica-; 14 were on hand. "Alterations Also Down Trust Company and nine form as "smart .. .loyal ... and pa-velopment Committee Finally executive director of lion there were numerous re- Nominates Reisen According to Mr. Purcell, [ vM»e new building in the city th">ee ElizabethportElizabethport BankinBanking OCom- a dual celebration since the triotic" by President Johnson, decision was made by Mayor Health and Hospitals of the Na- quests for copies, several of ithe study center will concen-j, year to date was below P^ Th•"•-e othe-"--r- member-•--•--—s of- bank observed both the annual the Mr. Connor is no stranger to (Continued on Page 91 'tional Catholic Welfare Confer,them from overseas. The sup- trate more on tutoring when it! ? 10C, rate, alteraUon-addi-j Present Boards will corn- Christmas season and the firm's |the 18W government service. -Previousl • •y ence. Washington. I ply of extra copies soon became Fo„..,,r Presiden. , t, ... , reopen. s afte. r the holdidy. „ s on also continued toW a Board of Directors Ad- 100th anniversary. The dinner he had served as counsel of the dance was held on December MsgrMsgr . Smith wa_s ordained a exhausted but the .plea s for re-: hdward A Reisen of 2 Went- . Monday. , January 4. He -ueL-iiiideclinee. visory Committee. Office of Scientific Research and 12 at Newark and was attended Common Council priest in 1925 and was first as-,: prints did not abate. Each year worth road, ,was nominated as; students will be able to be tu-J wuh' aileratlon.addiUon per-' The consolidation of the Sum- Development when it was head- signed to Our Lady of the Lake since 1951 there has been at!l%5 president ^ the Unitedltored in such subjects as Engmil- s last "month totalling $17,-1 mit and the Elizabeth Institu- by about 500 persons.
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