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68rh Y««r—No. 51 J.. THURSDAY. MAY II, 1*87 mmwmwww mm vwa^maw *mmmm wmmm^wm 'mm *mm trvw* wow $6 A M uaak, X. i. VwUr tte act •» Hwck a, UT» U CENTS Youths and Adults Overtook Fund Join Hi Boosting Drive Passes State Holds Commonwealtfi Camp Fund to $480 $700,000 Mart Rate Hike to $15 per Customer Another $175 was added to The Herald- Family Service Camp A total In contributions of $741,- Coounonweiltfi Water Co. last week wa* granted per- Fund last week, bringing the to- •41 for Overlook Hospital Building by the Public Utilities Commission to increase iu tad to date to $480, Among the Fund has been reported up tolas t to bring in additional revenue of $654,500 per year. contributions was one for$5 0 from Tuesday, it was announced last Bight by Hugo B, Meyer, general new»t«i would mean an average boost of about $15 the Rotary dub, an annual gift, a, year for each of th«Tcompany's customers. ••*• and one for $25 from Cub Pack chairman. The amount has come *' 164 of Lincoln School. from 32 per cent of an estimated Commonwealth ierv«f iU «f 18,000 prospects in the institution's Summit, Nevr Providence aad The Lincoln School "Cub Pack service area. Kenneth Baldwin Berkeley Heights as weU a* Mitt- was able to contribute again this Included in the total are contri- burn, Short HiHi, diatoam tmn- season torth e fourth consecutive ship and other neighboring com- time because of its recent suc- butions from Overlook's Board of Trustees, with $180,000 from 40 of Beefed Hew munities, It has a total of 43,000 cessful sale of pansies, the Pack's rtisomers in 12 mvrucipalities in sole source of income for the en- its 42 members. Hospital trustees cone from every service commu- SAGE President Union, Morris and Essex Counti**, tire year. This year toePac k sold The new rate increase will be- nity of the hospital. Kenneth A. Baldwin of 1 Glen 1,562 boxes of pansies. come effective for service given Charles T. Hamtttos Oaks avenue wiU be installed as As a reward for making tlie Also included are gifts of the after June 1. doctors committee, totalling $68,- president at an open me*ttng of .;annual pansy, sale successful, However, the increase granted 000 from 22 staff,physicians.. The SAGE (Summit council on aging) /» members of the Pack last Sat- by the PUC falls short of the in- doctors committee has set itself a next Sunday at 3p.m. at the urday were taken to the Dodger- Deal Resident crease requested by the company. goal of 1300,000 to insure the belt VWCA. Giant game at the Polo Grounds Commonwealtli had asked that" it hospital facilities with sufficient by Pack leaders and parents. The publk U invited to attend be allowed to raise its rates so Named Principal bed space to serve the needs of this meeting which will be ad- that it could bring in art additioaal Also in last week's gifts was one Overlook's family in the future. dressed by Hiss Phyllis Page tor $25 from students at the Jun- |735, V Mrs. Ann S. Brokaw, Family School for the academic year 1957- recipient of an engraved desk m/t presented at him dent ol the Summit PBA. Mr. Burgher, who was port of the New Jersey Old Age 58. Mr. Hamilton will succeed for the hospital, as well as the gaged in several major conttruc- "' Service executive secretary, re- many whose contributions had by members of the Pottcemai'ft Benevolent Associa- principal speaker at the affair, thought the proposed Study Commission to the Gover- \ ported this week that the Summit Miss Emily Quig who will t%Uxt tion during its animal dioner-dABCe held last Wednes- lion program! affeoting Summit brought the total to the impressive Police Department survey called for by Mayor C. nor, the State Legislature and to Area customers, wen as larger \ Optimist Club had again volun- next month after serving the Sum- day'..at the Hotel Suburban. Making the presentation amount of $741,642. Philip Dean may result in a general salary increase. the cltisens of New Jersey, It was pipe lines, new itorjge and pump- teered its services in transporting mit schools for 32 years, inchld- are (center) Patntapti Wittftt J. GaffneyL tnas- (Wolin Photo) in this report of the comprehen- ing 18 as principal of Lincoln 1,M» Volunteer Workers ing ; facilities and cootthtetiow e{ hampers to and from their as- sive study made by the commis- new well field*. signed" camps. This has been an School. "We have 1,269 volunteers cov- sion, under the chairmanship of The PUC found that tome el annual project of the Optimist The Board also announced that ering the entire service area," Mr. Senator Walter H, Jones, on *U, David C. Davidson, Jr., a sixth Beineckt said. "They have been 32 Revolutionary Graves in the 'company's calcidatiom on in- „ Wubjfor several years. Police Survey phases of aging that SAGE and come and outlay were more than grade teacher at Lincoln School, doing an outstanding job for their SAGE Visiting Honendaker Serv- Mrs Brokaw also disclosed that community hospital and I feel sure allowed, and the rate of return she is experiencing difficulty >in< has been appointed acting princi- ice were eon mended for the pos- pal of the new elementary school that they will not rest until the Boro Gef New Headstones May Bring Pay it asked on its investment was too making registrations at the near- 1 itive action being taken in Sum- scheduled for completion hi Sep- future of Overlook is assured. Ex headstones for the graves ican Revolution and Daughters of high—«.42 per cent. •> by camps for the Camp Fund mit to face the myriad, problems "It is apparent," the PUCaaklv 1 tember, 1958, on the R. C. Wilson ceUent Work has been done in the of 32lyejerans oftbe Amerkan the American Revolution. "" campers-. Camp Morris, the Mor'- of our senior population. . "that the company is entitled to estate, "• .'•• •.- '.-• * • outlying districts and, naturally, Revolution and War of 1812. lo- . A totalof 32 Revolutionary War Nike, PBA Told ris County" YMCA camp a't Budd communities nearby have respond- cated in cemeteries at New Provi- graves are receiving new head A recommendation for Tg Miss Bradstuw will also pre- tome rate relief although not to _ Lake, she stid^ UiWra^kljLfiUei Mr. Hamilton Is presently prin- salaries may be the outgrowth of sent Visiting Homemaker certif- the extent proposed. „. Thr exist- cipal of the Deal Elementary ed with wonderful generosity." dence, will be dedicated at • atones but the greatest number of .^ for the entire season and unable patriotic ceremony to be held graves are located at the New the proposed police department icates from Rutgers University to ing rates are unjust and unreason- School at Deal, where he has Mr. Beinecke mentioned three survey called for by Mayor C. the eleven women who completed, able in that they do not afford the ^to reserve any plaees for Gamp served in an administrative capac- outstanding examples of civic Sunday, May 26, at l;45 p.m. Providence Presbyterian Church Fund children. Philip Dean, declared former the 16-hour orientation course last company an opportunity to earn a ity since 1953. Previous to hi* mlndedness, two in the field of The graves are the resting cemetery and New Providence In past years most of the boy Methodist Church cemetery. The Councilman .Vincent A. Burgher, month. • • . fair return. present position he taught in the giving, the third in volunteer work. places for many of the original CIBA vice-president, at the annual "The rates proponed by the com- campers were sent to Camp Mor- Haddonfield schools for, 12 yean. "Without mentioning the name, settlers of th%6ummit Area. The remaining graves are at the Mr. Baldwin U assistant s*Jper- ris by Family Service, Most of Springfield Presbyterian Church dinner dance of the Police Benev- intendent of tnerdhandising at the pany are unjust and unreasonable Mr. Hamilton graduated from I have been deeply touched by new stones were provided by the olent Association Local 135 last in that they would yield an exces- the'eamps used in the Camp Fund one contribution in the memorial federal government through a cemetery and Springfield Battle Kearny plant of Western Electric. Colgate University in 1940. He Ground cemetery. Wednesday: at the Hotel Suburban. sive return and they are therefore program, Mrs. "Brokaw said, re- also received a 6.S. degree in Ed* category,*' Mr. Beinecke said. "We joint project of the Sens of Amer- He has been active in commun- Mr. Burgher told some 150 po- ity affairs in Summit for many hereby disapproved. ILL port unusually large and early ucation from Trenton Teacher* have a. wonderful woman in our. Revolutionary War veterans regutratiofis for this , summer." licemen, their wive» and guests years. He helped to organise, the The PUC said that Common- College in 1941 and an M.S. In area. She subscribed to * *l,2OQ buried at New Providence who wealth could file for consideration Therefore, H' is more important H A» * civil servant, her will have new markers are as that he believes recommendations firtt Cub Scout pack in townan d Education from the University of for higher salarie. wUl result" and of the board a new schedule 'of than ever that ewtributioM to Pennsylvania i<\ 1¥53. > w U veryy limited and the hat be«o with Camp ' i.\i« 'i'uud be' maxhv'wsêaliy" as t k | mthly îjl 'tti0ne«il*>r a greater num- Cammdui, the XMCA summer da He is a member of the the Mon- arranged to make |» monthly Abner Bailey,. Caleb' Gilbert ber of superior officers within ifie crease in animal possible so -that Mrs. Brokaw payments. We found out that.she Bonflcll. Nathaniel Bonnell, Wa- secure_,lhe few openings that now mouth County Education Associa- department will be indicated." He «nne of ^M,500 and ; that • tion, Mpnmouth County Elemen> sacrificed a trip to Europe to enters Burrows, George Day, David For two years Mr. Baldwin wa would become effective fur exist. added that low salaries "can really a member of the Lay Committee cus (Continued on page 10) Sraipard Dickinson, James Doty, have an adverse effect oh morale. tomers, on June I. Joseph Doty, John Dunham, Jon- on Education and he served for And damage to morale is con- two years on the central commit- Camp Fund Contributions athan Elmer, Dr. Moses Gale El- tagious." ) mer, David French, Joseph Hal- tee of the United Campaign. The Summit Herald anil Fam- Area Scouts to In citing higher pay, Mr. Burgh Service League sey, Uial Johnson, David Lacy, Other officers who will b* in- ily Service gratefully acknowl- et mted that "morale can be «d- Ebenier Littel, Lieut. Col. Cor- stalled on Sunday, are Mrs. Arthur edge the following contributions vet'seiy- affected by an episode of Attend Jamboree nelius Ludtow.Maj. Gen. Bt'ii- D. Schwan, vice president; Mrs to the 1957 Camp Fund. Dona- >ne Police Chief being forgutte Gives $8,332 to tions may be sent to the Summit jamin Xudlow, Isaac JtfaxwclL andJRich Herald Camp Fund, e/o Summit Simeoni Mofehduser Lieut. Jona- ard L. Hull, treasurer, At Valley Forge a neighboring town TPeceives and Herald, 22 Bank Street. thatt Howell. Osborne, Nehemiah '" Trustees of SAGE are Dr. Oscjr Thirty-seven Scouts under the justifiably so, a pay raise which All contributions will be ac- Osborne, Benjamin Parker, Ste- Rozett, Henry Slack. Mrs. Henry A total of $8,332,50 has been leadership of Jamboree Scoutmas- phen Parker, Isaac Potter,'David brings his annual renumeratton A. Prince, Mrs. Henry Pollak donnted during the 1955-56 year knowledged in The Herald unless to a level quite in line with' top ter Elwood Haskell.and his Assoc- Samson, Aaron Thompson •George Mrs.- John Maggio, .Mrs. Joseph to 17 local charitable organi/a- otherwise stated by the donor. iates, Andy Ripple and Emory state figures. "' " • Junior Service League .. 100.00 Townley, John Willcocks, Noah Hart, .Fred Metsgeri Mrs: Max' tions by the Stirnmit Junior Serv- Stokes, will attend the National Predicts Receptive Attitude Sunshine Society 100.00 Williams, Capt Daniel S, Wood J, Shapiro and the incominR of- J Jamboree at Valley Forge this "He predicted that Chief Egan S.E.E 30.00 and Jacob Woolley. ficers. tcrday afterno(>n by Mrs. Robert summer. and his staff will be receptive to IftLJLuxL -lâpiroU chairman p Mr. & Mrs. Hani Sitarz . 25.00 T. F. Davies Halnes low . and David Samson also refreshment committee for the man, it the final meeting of the 32, have already bee&diosen and the opinion that ''Summit receives Mr. 4 Mrs: M.W. Mayer 25.00 served M the War of 1812!* , -meeting. She wiU be assisted by e held at Batttwrol Tutli. include junior ass't Scoutmasters excellent police protectign which Club. •' .'•;...»,..-•- Anonymous -..,..,• 25.00 The Services at New -Providence the volunteers who operate the J«ff Taylor and Stuart Barberich will be.under the auspitcs of Bea- will (be supported by later re- This amount is 92,000 more than Park 1K4, Lincoln School: 25.W both of Post 68. Senior Patro Ciba President ports," SAGE canteen at Fair Oaks san Rotary Club >.. 50.W con Fire chapter, .DARi'and Short was available for contributions leader David @allahan of Troop 67 Mr. Burgher'also told the gath- itarium. Junior High School . ..,, 25.tt§ Hills chapter, 'TSKR7~^The' _New last year- and represents Rains M Quartermaster Robert Ruerup o; ering that those who have •'chosen Annonymous ...'.. '.7 •„«,..••• 25.00 Takes Post With Providence Post, 433, American made in the proceeds from the Troop &, Scribe James Fish of police work as a career, contrib? r Annonymous ...... 25.00 David C. Davidson, Jr. Legion, will provide a Color guard ague's' major••. proj«*cti, the Troop 168, Patrol leader Richard uteîmm£^j^rjfe!L«I°«lte Jvlifjrj, Red Cross Redects (Jrube" ofiroî^TH^realgf' part in Uie ceremony. "and* peac*e""of m indkol every citi cited at 33 DoForest. .aVemic, Total Dennis Greenlee, of troop 63, Pa United $480.00 mouth County Supervisor's Round- Others who will be present in- zen in. Summit." Htf added that irman Proceeds, from -both shops ar«» Table and the New Jersey Edu- trol Leaders Richard Romano ol The appointment of T. F. Davies "the work is hard and your work available to the contributions coniv. troop 68 and Kirk Callahart of Hatiies, president of Ciba Ph arm a clude Dr. John R. Hart, dean of cation Association. In addition, he the Washington Chapel of Valley is demanding, yet it is satisfying mittee for distribution to various Troop 60. ccutical Products, Inc., as vice : ; Three More Local is a life member of the National Xorge: _JDiL _C .JMakolm ^GUman. work. "_.-•: .-j_ '•-_ :- -2'2" At Anmial Dinner AI/o"from^Tr(S6p chairman"-of-Summit's—1957*58- g; _ _z_:. .: ..- Education Association and a mem- president' of the .Society of 1812; Two I'BAT presentations" were At the annual dinner-meeting Taylor and Vance Titus;1 Troop United Campaign and chairman Among "theTorganiialion* hvn" ber of the American. Association Dr. George J. Deyo» state SAR made by MY. Burgher, one a check last ~week of the Summit Area Finns Cited for 62, Robert Royer, George Lee and of the newly created industrial and fitirw; last year were Family of School Administrators and the given to Patrolman Philip Trin- commercial division, was an president, and Mrs. John W. Wag- Chapter, American Red Cross, Service Association, Summit Her- New Jersey Schoolmasters' Club. Terry Pertet; Troop 63, Robert dell who retired April 15 after 28 nounced this week by Gilbert G. ner, state DAR historian. Leo O'Orady was reelocted chair- Id Camp Fund, SAGE, Ov.er- •Mrv Hamilton resides in Deal Purcell, Steve Purcellr Dennis years with the department and the Landscape Plans Roessner, campaign chairman. The comnui;te£ in charge of the man for the coming fiscal year. wk Hospital, tfnitcd ('arapai«n, with his wife, pnd three children Haskell, Tom Derowilsch. Garrett other a PBA past"jJresidcnt's^pin i: Three more local business firms dedication""progWarn «s headed t>y The dinner, held at the Central 'hilff '."Care-^-'enter,- Girl Semite ' Jiulj]aji^j|o_jnj?J^'hJsô_me_ln Crow and Malcolm Smith; Troop The new division will be respon to. Patrolmar. Edward Karpenski. —have:, been- cited- bjMhe-Garden Harold AW Sonu- of -Short Hills, Presbyterian parish house aiso Mental Health, American Cancer Summit in the near future. W g president of Passaie Valloy chap- Patrolman Lawrence Finnigan, Club of New. Jersey for main- and Peter Nitchie; Troop 68, Wil- ate arid employee contributions commemorated the chapter's 40th Society, Children's-Concvrtj, TUm~^ taining attractive prop»rUes> Last Will Stay at Lincoln ter, SAR. Area committee mem- president of the PBA and Patrol- Mr. Davidson will continue in liam Braun, William. Fisher, torn from the larger firms located in anniversary. nle Brap Farm, • Overlook Hi>>pi- week citations were presented, to man William J. Gaffn^y, master- al Auxiliary. YMCA" Bui!dit«f ^(Continued on page. 1|) Fisher; Troop 69 Leonard Parkin; Summit, Mr. Roessner hailed the Other officers elected included *? Nordling-Pean Co., Inc.. 40 Middle acceptance' by Mr. Haines of this Rev. Richard A. Bryan, Larry S. of - ceremonies, presented M r. Robert F. Sargent, Mrs. A. R.Fund, Christmas Pinner Fund, troop 162, Peter Leech, RoyChiov- May, Mrs. -Joseph Stranad. Allen Burgher with an inscribed desk avenue: FirstNational Bank & arou, and Fred Romanow; Troop important post as an indication of Roy, Mrs. II, G. Lucas and Mrs. lolden Ajfc Huh, R^'.Crosi and Roberts, ftev. Recce R. Hill and set. ThisT Co. and Ciba Pharmaceu- Former Employee 168, James Turnbull and Cris interest top executives in the I. C. Reese, vice-chairmen; Mrs. Visiting Nurse -Association. tical Products. Inc. Summit Area have in united giv< '. Monroe de Selrlinj>._"_•,. ''.... Guests included Police chiefs B. S. Biggs, secretary; and Mrs. Wolff, Bill Powers, Doug. Rough Historical research on tije proj- Two Power Failures Laid ing. The Campaign chairman ex- Carl II. Ehnis or' New Providence; J. Franklin Perry, treasurer. An earlier citation was given re- Gets Jail Term and from Troop 262, Jerry Thomas, ect was done by members of pressed his gratification with the Albert P. Pfirrmann of Westfield Members of the Board of Di- To Cabto Short Circuits cently to F/ed S. Carver, lrjc, on Elliot Hillback and Peter Kellers. 'assaic Valley, SAR. For the aliber of people who have ac and (Albert A. Sorge of Spring- rectors elected to serve for three, The two four-minuff power tail ,. Chatham road.* For Payroll Theft last thirty years ihat SAR unit cepted positions throughout the field; Freeholder Ernest S. year terms were Robert Heinlein. ure in the Summit area last Thtin- The local awards were presented ^ Ckib S«ri Dott has decorated all listed graves of George G. Scripture, 47. of New-? Campaign organization and point- Hicl^k^^^ Councilmaouncilman WilliaWilliam R. Joseph Halpern. Edwin P. Scrig- ay at 12:41 pm. and 1:05 p.m. ">' Mrs. James F. Burns, chain For 22nd Aiintici look Sale Revolutionary War veterans in this ark was sentenced to two to three ed out that such cooperation and GiTson, Harry Kates, city clerk; gins, Miss Helen Burney and werc,'caused by a short circuit wan of the roadside survey com- area on memorial Day. m years in State Prison list Friday Mrs. Joseph Schulhoff. sale co- enthusiastic support could well be Magistrate Albert 'H. Biermaa; John Lombard!. n an underground cable, accord- 't*ee of. the State Garden Club, by Union County Judge Edward ordinator of the* 1957 year's Col an the forerunner of a successful drive (Con. Each year the State club works" will start on Columbus Day, Octo- ling, Dean it Co.. inc., electrical member agencies of the United J. S. Rothschild. Mm. 1. C. Reese Because of the failure in the '"f statewide beautlfication of contractors, on May 0,1W4. At the ber 12, and continue for a week Campaign. ' Poppy Day, dedicated to the Pkflforl26'WottrTowtf «<•» Jersey's highways and roads. was in. charge of arranRements. Summit cable, 17.000 people in the time of the embeKlement, Jteript- through October 19. As is cus-/ memory of America's war de&d The Zoning Board or Adjust- area were without electricity un- » makes its annual selections from Mr. Haines • graduated from ment Monday night referred for Mrs. Herbert Kenn and members ure was office manager for the tomary, the special sale of chil- will be observed here and through- til/the service loads were immed- ^commendation of local affiliates. dren's books only will be the dis Yale University in 1924 and re- further study a request by CJBA f the Canteen assisted. firm. ceived his law degree from Har- out the nation next Friday and :'.:::;":.Awards Presentatkni " iately transferred to reserve fa- •"to Summit club made its survey tinguishing feature of the opening Saturday, June 24 and 25. Pharmaceutical!; to construct a "f local concerns in March and , After withdrawing the montjr ard Law School in 1927. After water tower, which would exceed The invocation wa.f given by cilities withhout any loss of power. day of the sale. Plans for the local observance w°k into consideration the perm- from the Summit Trust Co., Script- the proceeds from the sale are raduation from Harvard Law by 41 feet the maximum height Rev. Hedley P, Jenkins of Cal- ""*n?nt landscaping of buildings and ure disappeared. He wa« arrested School, he became associated with were recently completed under the of a structure fixed by law. ary Episcopal Church. The pro- used for scholarihoips for local direction of .Mrs. Catherine Me- On psiget factors involved; . early last month In New York girls and for other educational the law firm, Appleton, Bice and Douglas McEvoy, CIBA plant gram included the presentation of when I former associate of the •errin, in New York City and be- Cabe, Poppy chairman of the Sum- engineer, told the board that the wards to volunteers on, the basis Amutements .20 projects. / mit Uni( American Legion Auxil- firm recognised him working in a Mrs. Schulhoff urges those who came a member of that firm in present n.QOO-gallon tower would f multiples of five years of serv- Church, 4 Stab btntcri Group 1933. In the spring of 1942, Mr. iary, No. 13*. D hospital. None of the payroll mon- wish to donate books, magazine's, be Inadequate in the event of an ce. A. C. Bernard wai presented >". Stephen M. Lyons of 105 Haines became general counsel to Classified , 22, 23 f ey was recovered. records, sheet music, and art The bright red poppies, to be emergency. He said ; that the 40 year button and gave, a brief w England avenue yesterday General Aniline and Film Corpor- worn here, were made by disabled amount stored now in "unsafe" D»#H» ...... * In court, attorney for tt» dt-prints/to bring thtm to the Amer- history of lhe chapter which was Editorials, & *»» installed as the new president ican Legion Home at 14 Elm Hon. This was at the request of veterans at Lyons Hospital. The and submitted plpns for a fzft-foot compiled by Miss Edna C'hamber- o« the New Jersey State Denial fendent, Francis W. Hayden, of the V. 6. Government who oper- Paiuie V«II«y .... 8,13 Newark, said that forth e hit JO street, on Monday and Tuesday poppies are crepe paper replicas tower capable of storing 100,000 Hn. "* ty at its 87th annual meeting from i:M a.m. to 12 noon, or con- ted the company through the of the flowers which bloomed in gallons. The new tower, if con- Social .... 13. 14, 15, 14 »t Atlantic City. Dr. Lyons years Scripture had been the »le Office of the Alien Property Custo- France and Belgium during World structed, would be built off Pas- 'or WATER sommnw or sorr Sporti ...21 BUpportVf his mother, and Jhat tact Mrs. W. R. Waag at CR* ' nis office at 392 Springfield (Continued M pig« 10) War 1. laic avenue. WATER SKRV10E Mil CULUOAN, his nconl fcad beta 34031 lor MMNUM rf Mlreurr -f^...,_™ < _ .. , THi SUMMIT Salvatore T. Romeo, U Morris , • Glen , *«o. Drill mato the principal ad Ana Court; Mrs. Eleanor Snodgrau, «dllrs. JeMie dies* at the! dedicatiph, after an Slite Teflyomce avenue; Mrs. Lucille P. Clen Oaks avenue. invociUon by Rev. Gordon Lyall, Summit Scientists for Jwry -*ettor of St. Lukes Episcopal Eight Submit Area residenU are Brown Manorial Church, Rosclle, and welcoming Leader to Address among the 175 frwe. the county remarks by Victor R. King, Plato- To Hear Origin of who have been seleeted to serve field, president of the Commit' AnWIquof on petit juries for th>court term To Be Saturday iion. 4 *" ending May U. Bev. 'George W, Ltwts, Jr., 4 Caxton Brown memorial plaque Following Mr. Tracy's remarkti Research four SUMMIT UIMBBt CO, From Summit are Mrs.. Rosalie the memorial plaque will be un- "National Science Fouodatiw- Jtaader of the Temperance League wjjl be dedicated at the An- ef New Jersey* will be the prin- S. McCarty oL7 Sherman aveoir, k| garden in âriaaaeo Rark, veiled by Harvey Edward Mole, Wnat It Is and WHat It Does" wiU A Dependable Source 3rd, of 17 Essex road, grandson cipal speaker at the 27th annual John N. MacCliy of Beech Spnr- ftdselle and Elizabeth, on Satur- be the topic discussed at a meet- of the late Mr. Brown. Selections ing of the Submit Association of meeting of the Summit Associa- Drive, Margaret McGowan of 4. day. May II, at 9:39 p.m. in honor will be played by the Bandmasters Scientists on Wednesday, May 22, tion for Liquor Control to be held Woodland avenue, Marshall S of >ne of the members of the orig Brass Ensemble. at the Celanese Corporation audi- next Thursday, May 23, at 8 p.m. Nichols,' 18 Mount Vernon avenue, inat Park Commission which was The dedication will take place torium. The speaker will be Dr. at the Central Presbyterian Lumber and Building Material firit organised in 1921. at a time when the greatest tnsss Raymond 1. Seeger, assistant di- Church parish house. ifigtou School Country Fair, all of " |Ir. Brown had been on theef bloom is expected from the gar- rector for mathematical, physical, Mr. Lewis Is a business man the boys of Pick «S will assist ir. Commission until the time of hit den, which contains 3,500 busl.es and engineering sciences, National who turned preacher in the inter- the cleanup Job, both during the SCREENS death in 1K2, during which be and nearly fifty varieties of Science Foundation. »? est of temperance ministry. He is fair, and afterward. served at president for 11 years. asaless. Dr. Seeger is former chief of a licensed Congregational clergy Preparations are also in prog- He lived in Summit. the aeroballistic research depart- vafti and formerly with with the ress for the animal picnic and W. Richmond Tracy, of 186 Oak UeoT ftoclwr to Jriti ment, Naval Ordnance Labora- P«M«r|vnU Temperance League, father-son baseball game to be PhOadfiphia district. He became *, Ridge avenue, who was the Com- NYU Summtr Schod Staff tory. . held by the Pack on Saturday, Porch Enclosures mission's engineer end secretary executive director of the New Jer- June 8. Cubmaster Glenn Eshel- A Summit High School teacher In IMS be was given the Distin- TICK PRESIDENT - William until his retirement two months sey League in January, 19S8. man, and his committee of fathers, win be one of seven visiting edu- guished Service Award by theFischer of 10 Essex road last The SALC wil Ipresent Us an- 25S IIWNI St. cators who will teach this summer, U.S. Navy. A graduate of Rutgers are currently at work on all de- week was elected a vice president nual report at this time. Dvring tail* of the picnic. - in the New York University de- University, he received a Ph.D. inof the Fischer Baking Co. of New* the kit year the organization, for • DODGE • partment of guidance and person- theoretical physics from YsJe Uni- ark, one of the nation's largest the 214 consecutive year, fur- nel administration. versity. In addition to bis duties independent bakeries. The com* nistfed a temperance booklet to •PLYMOUTH The local teacher is Edward F. with the Foundation, Dr. Seeger is pany was founded by his grand- each Summit High School grad- Rabbott, English teacher and a lecturer on applied mathematics father, Joseph Fischer, and oper- uate, supported Congrejiwoman Your wall-to'Wall guidance counselor. Mr. Babbott at American University. ates plants in, Newark and Asbury Floreoce P. Dwyer in her efforts will teach "Occupations" at the The National Science Founda- Park, ./ • ., ., / to raise the drinking age In New NYU summer session. tion was created by an act of Con- York State from 18 to 21 years, gress in 1950 to "initiate and sup- furnished temperance literature to Carpet port basic scientific research in port of basic research as well/as TRAVELING TO for assistance la such scientific al local clergymen and the Police the mathematical, physical, medi- Department and again urged MONTHEMtt \ cal, biological, engineering, and activities as conferences and sym- Settle your arrangements posia , dissemination of informa- drinking curbs for Christmas holi- deserves a. .„ by phone. Faster. Surer. other sciences by making con- day parties. tracts or other arrangements for tion, and activities related to edu- A 3-minut* station call cation in the sciences. from Newark after 6 p.m. the conduct of such basic scientific —only 75f. Pitt* Ux. research." Election of officers for the Sum- Grants are awarded lor the sup- mit association will also be held at Skits Feature Beauty this final meeting of the season. Washington Cub Yaw* GOP Star* Group Treatment! Honors Local Rtddtnt Pack Meeting Frederick: G. Sigler of 241 Aio- Two skits will feature the May land road was among past presi- Pack meeting of Cub Scout Pack W1MIT EXPRESS COMPAWi dents of the New Jersey Young 66 at Washington School tomorrow Republicans honored at the 23th evening. Both will feature the! anniversary of the organUation at Indian theme the Pack ha« de- Atlantic City last week-end. veloped this month. Mr. Sigler, familiarly known as Under the leadership of Mrs. "Pop," was president of the State Arthur C. Culbertson, Den •* com Allied Van Lines, Inc. group from 1941 to 1M4. He is the posed of Michael Cujbertson owner of the Summit Electrical David Laich, Anthony Dypolcher, Service Co. on Morris Court, Stephen Hammel, Gralg Mfattlce, and Mark Nelson, will bar spot- lighted In a song-and-danci pre- TYPEWRITERS sentation, to be follow by/Den, T Bedrosian care led by Mrs. J. H. Negusvwho wffl STORAGE FOR SALE offer a pantomime sketch, with PORTABLES • STANDARDS narration. The boys of Den 7 are Prolongs the weor! 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/•••*'• '•-, «•„ THE SUMMIT HCKALD, THURSDAY. MAY It. ltI7 Hm It w« Mri. MeGcorge's wuh I | painting* to tbe Y include lirs. and H. Studertnan. tt»t thos* who desired to show j Mrs. Ethel T. Dampntan of the of the present cxtftffifea A bronze plaque haj been in- respect for W jnemory maffe i j IW Carpenter, Mrs. Grace WTA »aid it it "hoped many! idea that they had , Mrs. A. I). Scrman people will come and view the ex- • creative talent to make scribed **!» nttmcry of Mame doattion to Overlook Hospital in- Merchant. Mrs. Xiaa Petne. Dr. Louise Reynolds McCfeorge" and stead of giving fiow'trs. Accord- lor which most ; ing pastime." installed go tbe wall of the third m 0tb T frle floor i)*U at Overlook Hospital as iS ? * «'s con- memorial to Mrs. Howard D. tributed to toe memorial fund at a the hospital and the plaque has jleGeorge who died October 18 aow been installed to pernetuate year. -•• ..—-;. ^ her memory. f - FRIDAY NIGHTS *~ at. P.M. AW tu> p. a. SUMMIT SHOPPING NIGHTS StuiBdt Ana CiaMler «f Coan

FRANKLIN You Con BORROW _ Ranch & Split Both Of These Call CR. 3-1010 BOOKS For A Week J» — CENTEN'MAL QUEEN—Miss Beverly Best, 18-year-old daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard- E. Best of 27 Beekman road, bis bepn and take them home so you can look through them, Jin- elected "Miss Summit" for the.Union County centennial celebration hurriedly, at your convenience. We have a good supply of this month. Ralph Feldman ql Springfield, chairman of the pageant to be staged at Warinanco Park, Elizabeth on Monday, Tuesday and these books so you can come in any time and sec them anil get- Thursday nights of next week, shows Miss Best the, hat she will wear , copies of both to take home with you. in the pageant's finale.'' Miss Best was elected by classmates. * . ' •— ' . • * ATO» OUNM MOUNTAM These Books contain Beautiful Designs arid Floor Plans by nationally famous architects portrayed in colors and a wonderful collection of sensible and Helpful Idear Day w st Senior Show Art on Home features to save work and make Home Life more enjoyable for all the Family. 2 Wecki, June 17-28 8 Weeks, July 1-Au* 25 Our newest Boo* entitled "What a Home Should Be" is a wonderful compariioB Rales include Ifwupoitotioo, iwimming initiurtion, tennii, hastbill, Is Not Confined to Young n voller Wl, outdoor fportt and gum, crtftk hikaL natun itudj^ ^, «^P^n«»nfXour Individ Anuutki,;iwrf telling,TW^wvitt. Arti fuii Cnfu suppliw. Deli- The results of a successful at- .residents, past middle age.for the floor plans developed from the redent Woman's Congress on Housing held in Washing. cious nutritious daily luncheon. Registered Nurse in attendance.-Super- tempt to recognize the latent artis- vision by members of our faculty and experieocw counstlow. Elementary purpose of exhibiting them. The ton, D. C, together with outstanding new Home Features for the Home of Today. »nd Junior Hi^h School subjects available to campen. Reading tech- tic abilities of Summit's senior response!, was successful since the' niques. Riding, sinall fee. Slight eKtra bw charge beyond J miles. citizens are now on display in the exhibit is now in full swing. , • . If you are thinking of building a Home; or doing some Remodeling, you cannot YMCA lounge. Hailed as Tribute ClARENCf NOROSTIOM, odor, c«m«dian, wall known ot It* The artfets, who range in age According to Mrs. Johnson, the afford to miss seeing these two Books. popular star ef Hit world famous Paper Mill riayhoww It In choro* from a minimum-of 65 to 80 andexhibit -coincides with "Senior of DRAMATICS and CREATIVE AaiVmES.ff«<3UfMd « WIfT OtANW, N. J. only 4H plus tax. - It's senior residents have in the f All Him them U 1-JWO V artistic ability. for tbttitt* unitr 7 JUH fld^-fitm OK Those who have loaned out tbei1

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Ntw Subicription Q **7vO Ttff SUMMIT HIP If. IW Hall; fir* mondial werifti* recently oa a Bumbw al tatatiafel! time movie* tor programs is the filmed ««*•• j ice with sermon by guest prcaeaer pies' confirmation CUH. Sunday — t:il. a.m.. Sunday "How ChristMii Science Heals." Dr. Fr»ns Hildebnndt, "Bkwtd Sunday - « a.m., Youaf A- L'nlUrUa Wednesday — Ifetobtnhip com- coniirmans. titled ""Mortals fcad lanaortil*'5 is Association meeting .with Miti an authorized teacher of Christian SyrlagikM aai Waldraa Aveaiie mlaiion meeting called by Mrs. prgra,^mbeMri,t%8i5 the COdea Text from I Corin- Grace Fr«emao, president of Mor- Science since 11*52. R*v. Jaeeft Trapp G. ffarren Emfrich, chairman; ris and Orange Presbyterial, '.Summit'Gofptl-Hal Munson and Ifrr. Chariot(e (13:13): *Ttis corruptible gjtmau. • - * 1M p.m., Boy ^coirt Troop 61. guest speaker, "You and Prtsby- Today-4 pm-, fray«r **A Bi- Choir festival Sunday T<*day-8 pro.. Church expat} terial; No primait, junior or jun- The eonfinnation gfW)n this mortal most put . choir. No Brownie meeting.; Sabbath service" witir sermon by ship; 7:45 p.m., Central Club. of, Denver, Colo. Tomorrow—1 p.m. to 0 p.m. Rabbi Tarnor. time nursery; 6:45 p.m. Youth Fel- •e*. aad Mr*. UwardC. r"cters« Monday—10 a.m., Monday Sew- lowship meets (or closing session A member of the Christian *ew Eagtaad at aplsgslsM Ate. Sixth annual fair. Saturday — "10 a.m., Sabbath ing group; 7:^0 p.m., Scout Saturday—10 a.m., to 10 p.m. morning service with Scripture of Newark Conieroece lit Morris- Science board of lectureship, Mr- i Christian Science Reading Room Troop 62. town. . Wuth will speak under the auspices ! Sunday — •:*> a.m., Cfaurcfci Final day of fair; 10:30 a.m. Lesson by Babbl Tarnor; 8:30 Tuesday—10:3O a.m., Friendly OP|N TO THE PUBLIC 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., C'hil p.m., Thirtieth anniversary cele- Monday—8 p.m., Men's Club. of First Church of Christ, Scien- school; 11 am.. Nursery, taddters Circle; 9:30 a.m., Trinity Guild 340 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE dren's movies; 8:30 p.m., Old bration. Tuesday—8 p.m., Official board. tist, in the new Millburn High and kindVrnrtfn; Church »w- at home of Mrs, R. C. Robertson, Open daily 10:00 to 4:30 except Sundays and holidays; *i» Sunday—-10 a.m.,, School Lag School at 8:30 P.M. His subject 39 Ridge road. Friday evenings 7:50 to 9:30 and after the Wednesday, tneei- B'Omer outing *t Memorial Minister of Long Hifl will be '•Christian Science: The Field; 10:30 a.m.. Youth group Wednesday 2:3a p.m., LoilT At Soutnttfl Answer to Human Need." . ing; Ldterature on Christian-Science ni«y be read, bor,u*t

•• • • . • '' _• entitled • ' '"'• ' Rabbi Morrison D. Bial Rica, will preach. He is currently Cantor Norman Summers Today—10 a.m., Holy Commu- -OttSIUJf SCIENCE: TBE ANSWER __. _._,, associate general director oi the Reform Jewish nion; 12:30 p.m., "Women oJ Cal- TO "TOMAN NEED" f Latin American Mission; I RESERVED .• * •" ' vary* ~~luncheon; 4 p.m..' Boys' by '(Tomorrow—8:34 p.m., Sabbath choir. Delegates to the Billy Graham 1 SEAT meeting at Madison Square Gar? *J»THIR P. WUTH, C.S.B. I If thii if the firil Eve services and sermon, "Leg- Tomorrow—10:30 a.m., United and - . . - _. . of Decw, Cokxrsdo * CbrUtiaA Science gends Come to Life." Titank Offering presentation • at den who wish to go by bus, are of The I lecture jrou haye urged to meet at Chatham center CbOtee. Ft*. Sunday ^10'8-JO.HI Religious Trinity Cathedral; 1, p.m., Cal- tlnpncimwrw I attnuM, we wiU school, varj' Sen'ice chapter. at ff p.m. today; - aava a atat far fa mi 1. MMMtm mgk Sdwwl Tuesday— Women'* Association I y

''•••'•»• " . ' Sunday—9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., Church school ant! Divine worship services. . Wednesday—8 p.m., Junior Guild New low Cost Insvrtd Protection ogoiml MNMII DonNgt meeting. * • - ,,:...•_:;__. •'_•::- I- KyMTKiM aumta,'.SM.m tm...... JW tM«n*«- . Mtured of IFFICTIVE H«MITE CONT«0l i •lUck iwr H - cwtint wiy a miH mm MMnaihr - co'otmti, ca* with SMm temrtd eoirerint ttrmite »3O«« •••rtattK St. Luke't Reformed dimigi to r»ur proptdr »ml tontenU. Termlnli tiwtmml. Eplicopal WtKT MHI* Of TttMnlt DAmAGf Murray BUI W* art • mtiRter «f HM world.! Urj«tt Ow wwfc l» SVUWnna kr M 1* *t t* Tirnnl» Control •r|(*inUM - E. I. ^ , I. U«iu<« Co. Ihi» &wr»nt»» It HW. Walter MteUer - Au IfUC9 C9~ rtojnpfirt, T#*^i' -• '-•• ,< (IIMMtH^ bjf 4wt luiurwci OWicej, CM* 9 HwniiltrifH! IfiKiMtkw it ytdt praptrH. If tktft artttmtllts, aw CMHIW Today—8 p.m.. Mid-week prayer » on S«rvic« CM livi y«ur Ham (uH Prottc^i plm annuil Relni«ction and Scnriu. and Bibl« study hour, A Oticriptlra lajtfar m rt«icst. fMOMf 0* WSITf OU» NtMEST OfFICt. Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Sunday A TIRMIMIX INSULATION N. I.

E. F. Bl RROI CiHS & '•'•' I*. Today—8:15 p.m.. Adult choir years ago, while driving home from Florida, we 65, iind a reBidenirof New Jeraey, ErtablbWd 1S2O rehearsal. , happened to pass the State Board of Health in Richmond, yoir may apply for Blue Cross- Virginia, sit seemed fitting to stop and meet the Com mis 30t SpH^ficId Avenue • CR. 3-2323 Saturday —5:15 p.in., Junior Blue Shield, protection under the High, Senior High and adults Jt*kW« at. Jkofcr OomU P. Bmendtr sioner. After being graciously received, inquiry was made leave parish house-for bas trip ^s,> the health of their citizens. His attention was called to * new non-group individual enroll- to New York City to hear Billy the fact that a contagious disease was prevalent-and spread- ment opportunity. In theee days Graham's Crusade; 7 p.m.. Couples* Club meeting and scav- ing in many States throughout the country; He was asked , when illnees or emergency can enger-'-buat—••—•-- ——•-——:.ir— -what, if anything was being done in Virginia to curb the cost you many huridreds of dol- Sundaj'T-ft :30 a.m., First cliurch ^pi-ca<|,of tliis contagious disease.knowA as "Toxicomitnia." lars, you just cannot afford to be school jession; pr«-kindcrgarteri The doctor,had liever_Jigard,o| inch a maladj; an^ asked_ through junior-hitfv departments - withoufc-Blue-Croe» ito help pay what were the symptoms. When he was told that it was easy at parish house; S«nior-high and hospital costs and Blue Shield to to detect, since the patients usually had smoke coining out adult classes meet at Borough help cover doctor's bills! at their months and. noses many Unres per day,, he quickly friends and neighbors enrolled and Your Savinqs replied, that if they dared to do anything about this situation, 1 WHO 00 YOU If you're already enrolled in Blue 246 cooperating hospitals now., they would soon lose tfieiFJobs. More cigarettes are made IN BALTIMMCT does, you'll Surely want to add under contract—has a record'of ' Earn ^ in Richmond than any other city in this country. Gum Uum a phone call. Blu« Shield protection. If you're - paying nearly 4 out of 5 hospital 3-rainut* itBtion rat« not covered by Blue Cross... now from N«««rk nftw 6 p,m, 'Most of tlic victims of "ToJticomania" consider it their bills IN FULL! And Blue Shield, to only 55* plus tai. pleasure to .smoke while many of them fail to realize that is. the time to secure this protec- organized by the Medical Society they have another disease known as "Caffeine,Encfphalitis." tion for yourself aftd your-lov&d , of New Jersey, with mpre than Thek u^HiaBy .use'tobacc«,M'i ones. Remember, Blue Cross— 5,000 New Jersey doctors partici- They admit that "a smoke always lastcs better right aftei a with more than 2,000,000 of your pating, how is helping to pay the ,cup ot,coffee, showing that the two go together. The real medical, surgical, and maternity cure for this disease is not to be found in the use of tobacco bills of more than 1,500*000 folto! "smolker but rather "by ^ Both are non-profit plans. P«rYear Local of one or more of the caffeine products. The will power developed in overcom^ig the habitual use of coffee is usually sufficient to enable one to easily stop A word to tho wiso... Business smoking.-' Tnose who bwe cured themselves of thesa two this offer it fating madi for IANK YOUR SAVINGS LOCALLY WITH diseases toon find that they ha\e clearer minds, better a limited tlmt only I health, a longer and more enjoyable life while saving money. THE FIRST RANK IN SUMMIT .. .act now, if you want your Blue TO ANNOUNCE 3% INTEREST SHOP Here is the target for the users of Caffeine and Niotine CroM-Blue Shield protection to go to shoot at. When the appetite for these addictivea is con- into effect by August 1. An applica* trolled there is seldom any need for alcohol, or ttie varjious tkm form and litoraturt with fuU . tranquillizer*. You will be doing the good people of Blch- information it-ill be oent to you mond a real service to help them rid themselves from the HOME use ami nymufaotura at one of the potent force* of human, promptly. destruction. ,

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Miss Aber- crombie for skating and cooking. been written not for Bible stu- A graduate of the University Jamison, garden flowers; Judy crombie and Miss Van %»t, child Leaders were Mrs. Cordon Hu- "Paymaster," a black and white of Pennsylvania, ¥ale Divinity On Tuesday, May 21,' at ifr a.m. Clancy, Lindr Thopuwn. Karen care; Wendy Albright, swimming;rf bert and Mrs. F. G. Vaa SaM, Co-Author of dents, but for those many people children of the Kent Place School who have never read the Bible cocker owned by Mr«, B. W. School, and Hillsdale College in Michigan, Dr. Stifler spent 22 kindergarten will welcome their or have become discouraged early Week/of SI Blackburn road, took families, friends, and prospective New Bible Book in their attempts to establish a first prtte. lart Saturday at the years in pastorates in three states. Kev. Francis Carr Stifler, D.D,, members to a series of musical program of regular Bible reading. Suffolk Hills Kennel dub, Madison. Since his 1955 retirement, Dr. Stif- experiences which will take place . famed New Jersejite who is one ler divides his time between Gulf- Throughout, its aim is to encour- Another dog owned by Mr*. in the primary school auditorium. d Use best known men in the age enjoyment ot the Bible as do port, Florida, and'Summit. Bible vorW, has helped to write Weeks, "Manchegter," a terrier, The program will open with the books of adventure, romance, bi- also copped a firrt prue aifcta Richard Hall is a graduate of singing and dramatization of a a moving and persuasive new ography, war and iiitiigue, fine Harvard University who has been book, "How to Read the Bible," yellow ribbon for bestof breed group of spring songs, singing newswriting and magnificent poe- an editor with Alumni Public- games, and folk and puppet songs in association with Richard Hall try. Avoiding footnotes and ations since 193?, editing and writ- and Eugeoe P. Beitier. 'it is not ''the most important book in toe which will be followed by two lengthy quotations, the authors ing a wide range of employee dances.' necessary to be a scholar to* un- have made their book a 'yjiiple world," booklets on inspirational, health Local students taking part in derstand the Bible," the authors and attractive guide to the help, An interesting story lies befaind and general subjects. say of the new book, which was comfort, beauty and universal wis- the appearance of Uw book. In the program include Mary beth published yesterday by j. B. Lip- An alumnus of BuckneU and Hartlaub, Sara English, Susan dorn which lie iu the pa,ges of (the summer of 1954 Dr. Stifler was Northwestern Universities, Eu- asked by a publisher in New York Harsh and Sarah Brillhart. gene P. Beilfcr did advertising whose principal business was the Ah exhibit of prim ary school preparation of booklets iwr fee work until a three-and-a-half year art, that opened yesterday morn- ._ new KING Army term took hint to India, ing will be displayed until the reading racks of General Motors Gift Center 'j Corp., to do one for them 00 "How Burma and China. He is now the close of the school year. Also on I To Read Hie Bible". This was proprietor of a New York adver- exhibit are articles made for the fabulous, ft* 1 the first book on a religious sub: tising agency. R£d Cross by primary school stu- I dents. beautiful ajift* to ; ject General Motors had ever re- from. I simply 243 MILLBURN AVE., MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY I quested. It appeared in early 1955 Gets Navy Commission 1 under his name and turned out to Roger K. Schmidt, son of Mr. Court of Honor Awards "«KHKSEI NEW YORK WHITE PLAINS I be the most popular bookkt Gen- and Mrs. Harry C. Schmidt of 690 Girl Scouts Honor Badge* and 90 back eral Motors had ever offered its Springfield avenue was commis- At a recent Court Awards, 11 employees. Other corporations sioned Ensign on graduation members of Girl Scout 15 were Where do " also bought it till its sale approxi- from the Navy's Officer Candidate given badges for meritorious serv- KINGS of v.' t y mated a million and a half copies. School May 3, at the Naval Sta- ice, .__.; took at the specials in The American Bible Society pur- tion, Newport, R. I. Those honored include Charlotte chased 100,000 copies for the this ad. The address of churches and Sunday schools. Gift Center? Among others to examine the booklet were the editors of the 32 Prosper* St. Dell Publishing Company, vvho At Nicola Chevrolet produce comics and paper-bound East Orange books for newsstand sale. They re- IT COSTS NO quested that the booklet be expanded into a full lenght book MORE TO GET which they later contracted to pub- lish in large quantities for their THESE EXTRAS! nationwide onarket, Then, following publishers' practice; they • SERVICE Voodbye Pear negotiated with J. B. Lippincott to lirst bring it out as a regular our factory (ruined mechanici hard-cover book which is the" one with (heir modern equipment now available. •/'-••.. tt: ran tir*.l be of service to jt>u and your tar. Dr. Stifler was managing editor CALUNG ALL ROCKETEERS! of "Bible Society Record," for al- to every junior rocketeer most twenty years. He, is. the • DOUBLE accompanied by on adult, . .3 foot author of many religious books GUARANTEE Rocktt Wloon WHILE THE/ and articles and is a popular radio and television broadcaster. He von «re assured of a double fuir- George Washington Was Here •nlee at NICOLA, A factory |oar- was born in Upland,. Pa., the antr« of rourte, and th* anur- youngest of six children of a l4.thg£tJL^pceiat.wd-#i»^— anre that when jou bay your car p adapted fo modern use in this sterling silver salt maternal grandfather. His four tonal guarantee that only more and pepper set. Modelled after the brais sanders sisters all became the wives of than 30 yean of reputable eelllng can live. . uied by George Washington,, this set makes a Baptist ministers, and he and his brother joined the ministry, He unique accent for any home,. . . a, marvelous gift married a minister's daughter, • CONVENIENCE choice for mother or the bride, t'/? " high. and his only child, a daughter, is think too, of the time sated

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: * tfot Assemfcbtf • J .' >~ . Openfri: Nires 'til 10 P.M. THA f P. M. OMEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY' PAINT OPEN tVIRY NITI TIL t P.M. ' SHOfflMfi- AND WALLPAPER CO. SATURDAYS I A. M. TO • P. M. CIMTW m SPRINGFIELD AVE.. SUMMIT CR. 7-1026 ward to s period whim the strain this vac •way. tradition* of cMtfauoas eeeup«aey (n «M will not be w bad. area are beginning to fade. Cititt «nd towns It would be a mistake to take ERALD steeped in lrîti©» juid. cuilora, jra fetfin ning to lose identity by the constant crisi- V • crot-bing of families shuttling to and fro. Pro* vincial concept! are Wing fused into national imn- K*tt«ecJ tditorUl concepts. , " • INVESTMENT SECURITIES AsiofUuon This migration naturally has great affects Qaaiity WMMJM »f Jtrs*?, toe on congressional' representation, economic Autit UttiMU el uU|ion MUTUAL FUNDS iuittf r» SttBHU New and security and cultural traditions, Public education and the administration' of the school PulaiisimJi Co, •rery Tnm»r W. L Co«H*y I, Co., IBC «t%y i& 1 „ k - N J Bt««l ** systems are also grossly affected, for what ..••eoixr ctaift m*M«r" detototeS, "im '*: the port oilier. Summit, N. J., uMUir net ot .Huob 3, 5wn«duui is meaningful in one area may go disregarded ^ by Ev» Yoicnt MHI C in another. Edward C. Sheridan.. .Advertising! However, this trend toward resettling and Mrs. Marion K. Dwyer,.-'. Advertising j moving is by no means sinister or sornethjag Carl S. ilulett ».....••.- Editor and Pubiishei to be feared and opposed. It is merely the result of social evolution and cannot be halted if AH .CRMt-vleW 3-4000 America .is to expand. j»*r yet* In *dvwue Slnjrt* coplt* J5 cent* But what is needed is intelligent guidance Biwk tojnf* 30 rent* #*ch ' and perhaps some control. If in the process MORE of growing stronger, we lose the social and 1 spiritual values which we have inherited from THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1857 the past, people will begin to lose identity. If FOB .,„...... • . /nothing else, sociologists preach that identity 1 he Importance of Clean-up Week [is a form 0-f security. A socki^rootless YOUR Spring-cleaning, long a personal kind of | people cannot have security and consequently endeavor, confined to putting up new drap- cannot contribute to the development of a eries and'washing down walls, has now be-democratic nation. MONEY come wider in scope and has extended to The affect of this trend can be seen in entire towns and cities. The institution of Summit today. New faces continually appear spring-cleaning has even undergone a change while familiar ones fade. Let us hop* that s-m in name to that of Cltan-Up Week, and has j Summit will never become a city of transients, ^ ^ XflJbjt become an integral part of suburban life. To many* Summit is "home," It would] , 1Lk,supposed that Clearj-Up VVeeJk* was !be a bittexihing indeed for many if they had a, f\*££\4ftX Q£ poaufrv XooCt got /*** Xo effta** formulated as a defense measure since the] to join that growing Hat of "rootles*" Amer- average.American has an obsession and rduc-! icans. tance against throwing things away. Clean- Dr. Bms* Pitfcaisff {-^,-v-»»se had family connections in the gasdegree at George Washington Uni- »hrn expenses begin to This collection-of-useless addenda creates Station business, \ : versity and his master's degree in ,aaost bens get summer "job. For current assorted hazards arid consumes valuable y Consider college placements. today. Ac-patent law at Georgetown Univer- LEtTGRS jmaay, this period pays for their Students TStt4 Yaeatisa -first car. period ."•.space. It is unsightly and.leauVto a slovenly cording to an authoritative survey, salary sity in 1917. ' altitude that can'easily spread throughout, „ .. , .< •*««-» *M He joined the Western. lEleetric Editor, Sutntoit HersJU: i Tlie t«o months vacation is the . ' ' '-•••• h offers to seniors are running $20 to $40 a Co. in 1917 and- Bell Telephone An editorial reeeotly tpptmitd oaiy. I repeat, only incentive that a once neat 'community. month above last year's' record figures* Laboratories in (1925;. He was at-in your paper, which spoke of a-most students have to do good : YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS CORDIALLY ..'. ...--\CLiSan7lJp. Week als.o gives residents -thc-f the survey reports that .'..various, (jorpora- tonetorney in chchargge of ^yiye television plan, to extend >chool thnw^h the 1 «mrk wtile in school. While study- opportunity to search-out-places within the } tttntmer mouths. From aa «©-ji»g for many a lest.I have told tions are now trying to set tip campus\inter- and telephotography dl,yiiioii. He START WITH $5 00 OR MORE community where, carelessness IKIS dimmed had 16 patents in his name in radio nomic standpoint, this flap seems; mrself that it will soon be over. ( viewing schedules for the next five years— to have several good points. fWnea a student has become dis- the sparicle'of a once clean town. Thoughtless \ and signalling. He retired in 1946. t up to and including the Class of 1962.. Some He was a member of the Amer- You spoke of the sa«ioc$ tlixt icaaiaged over some difficult persons will sweep debris into the gutter schools, with limited, interviewing facilities ican Bar Association. could be effected bjr keepto^ lhejN>»s« «f work, fie can,look for- where a slight breeze can transport it to a ;have turned over the gym for this purpose He leaves his wife, Mrs. Verena schools in operation during the SUMMIT Federal SAVINGS neighbor's iawitv Loosely covered garbage and have hired hotel rooms to supplement the Owens Sprague;' a,.son^Bobert O. time usually spent us stimeser re- cans,, tipped o»ver by snooping do)>s or cats,, , ,, , .,. . ». ,. , of Wilmington, Del,, at»d two cess. You dwelled on tb« positive ; and Loan Association j •'• ,,,- A , ' .. , school» facilities. Many colleges, report the granddaughters. , ' ' - . side of the plan, forgeting com- Craipyle, Pinney can spread tmsiehtnnes.vthroii"hout a block. , ; « ";•• • -„• •• , ^ Funeral services were held Sun- pletely the fact that ftcost s ooary And what about paint for"wcathef-stained : nHmber of employing f.rm. seekmg inter- day- at 4 p.m. at the Burroughs to keep a idtool operating- SUMMIT BERKELEY HEIGHTS 1 8 rt tf than the number of 9eni0rt & Kohr Funeral Home, 306 Spring- Company liouses. or a replacement for a broken shutter fwhô wi »;l 1 .graduate.* * . School supplies such a>-chalk OCTICB OFFICE "or drain-pipe? And while, individual houses T Held avenue, conducted by Rev.erasers, paper, ink, texf-twoM. as*dl U,mher$. >rm York SfeeA are i«ndergoing a rejuvenation, there are also ; Engineer's prevailing wage is given as James \%. Muir, associate minister pencils are all used every day. 393 Springfield Atenue 489 Springfield Avenue adjoining lots which over the \vinter*bav.«-btu- $400 to $525 a; month, with business and lib-of Central Presbyterian Church.^ Electricity and water were aiô Summit, N.J. Berkeley Heights, N.J. eral arts students averaging substantially .neglected. Uffcosfe . are j as!" 'the' . come ' studded.'with', old cans, wind-blown Mrs. Louis A. Grass! ; CRestview 3-8150 ! ('Review J-08SO less, though some school report an increase suppliei 0M art used regalarly. C03IPLETE - paper gnd assorted debris. With spring yield- Wr.i. Mary Grassi* wife of Louis You also duregardrd desks and l demand for accountants. ;. r A. Grassi of 578 Springfield ave- ing the right-of-way to summer, weeds bc- other inni-pfrratnent IIVVESTMEKT • .i .w - -come an additional nuisance '-"and' if not The college grafl: of 25 years ago about to nue, died Saturday at Overlook which wear out or are broken Hospital. She was 35 and had been ne Oldest Stmhgs Association cheefced!'become breeders of disease and hide- einbark on his 25th reunion may shake his have to be replaced! Greater ji^ and BROKERAGE head a bit at all this. He recalls that his prob- a-lifelong resident of Summit. vould speed] up the aeed for Wf m the Summit Area... , out for toughs. She is survived by her husband,placement. SERVICE • "• • The local resident can oblitcf ate these eye"-' knt:.was*getting a job, rather than today's i non. Louis; her parents, Mr. Now in OtFr 65th Year Text books and teaching sched- 360 Springfield Avenut .sores a.ud hazards by recognizing the import- problem of income tax. He also remembers and Mrs. Vito Coviclfo of this city: ules are, at,.present, sealed »«[_*• making a rash statement back when he started and three brothers, \paniel andten month year. Think ©f the, Smunif, New Jcnty Savings Accounts • Christmas Club • Mortgage Loans ance of this national week dedicated to clean: Paul, both of Summit, and Joseph 1 u s 1 a ou r his business career*that he'd be happy"to reach of writingg and pure hast ng CRestrJew 3-2100 Traveler*' Checki .î? .K.Jup..o ..L.^°!!l?.? - ^^ cities. oJ-Irvington.-:- ....:...... „;.._ „ ...; 1 -beofc^-wbkfc -would HnWrjrrtJ A. Kuw. Jr. Summit area residents still ~h"iTve""a! Few Funerar services were held yes- jye^r and of payiaR -Ifce teacteers cfays left to rid themselves, of-whatever junk pay an income tax. • . . terday at.9 a.m.. at the Iâu4 Ip- ftfiey now, feel useless. Residents also^have The old grad may'.even be pardoned for polito Summit Memorial, 7 Siim-J the oppomumv to dispose of this debris with-; wondering whether thmg* arer. t bemg m«df mit avenue, and at St.... - Teresa's, too.. easy for today's senior; whether it Church at ,9:30 a.m. jvhere, a out the-necessity-of. paying- a cartmnn. The; solemn high mass of requiem-wa.< city's ash and...garbage' department is busily wouldn't be better for the newcomer to gocelebrated. Burial ^ was in St roaming the streets for the prune purpose of. thioiigh the^ "wringer a bit, as he had tcr. - r-Teresa's Cemetery. emptying Summit of useless junk: and rub- \ However that may be, the really forgotten 'bish_."•—?--—'-' ~ ;-;-.'- • . . . ;i man of this educational era is the "drop out" Residents have until Saturday to ma Ice'j —the young student who Sas th*rch«nce and Qlean-Up Week a sweeping success. " ; ability to go through college but doesn't Tht reason may be that he wantsô-start earning MUTUAU money, is thinking~about jumping into mar- The "Rootless" Americans , _... end of World Wa. II. there has; fageTBêves college is a wa.te of timt, or ^n«defiuiteJ^ti^vvaHromôme of the '«^ ô lazy to contim.* study;: _• STOCK runo« •••*• morecherished ATTiwicarr traditions-an"isSing-it-wiH be the failure to make the places of- resideiW«T.-OMhi'Hr4wmbeip22 mil- most of nimself- •»tlan»l «htrlk«Ur ami Jion; moved to new residences within the same community and another six million moved out Cmrviit Comment of their county. The remaining five million The Riches of1 bongo pulled pp stakes to cross state lines. CHAHLtS #. MIUIK (Hartford Cour'ant) "-.•-' Ml syrtaifltli it*. •WMlt.n. *• —-_- ,Even ,^n Summit. since the hcginnlng of Buried or missing treasure''always has a THK SWING IS TO this year, 129 of the city's approximately 5,000 romantic fascination. The Communists have families have changed residence. Of that played a part in two cases in the last three one stop" banking figure, 73 stayed here; 31 moved out of thedecades, in which mystery has shrouded hugt GUARD AGAINST ''area-and the remaining 25 left the st.ite. sums of money. One concerned the treasury MNANClAt IO5S Vt Why is America on the move and whoof the late Spanish Republic. As General This timesavinttrend pakes sen«e because our experienced banking "pros* are the people making this &reat trek?' Franco's, invaders swept over Spain, th# re- FIRE can often help customers avoid rough spots -- The continual expansion and decentraliz- sources of the Republic were smuggled away. and keep their finances in top form.. ation of AiT,iericajri business probably provides Not until recently were the rumors confirmed the'gfWest reason for this trend toward rnov-; that ihb money had been turned over to Mos- SANK FROM THE COHFIKT More and more busy people are making ing. Companies.jmch as CI-6A, Cdanesc an-1 cow—and Spain can't get it back. OF tOU» Ml AT extra time for leisure arid relaxation. "Bell" Laboratories are continually expanding Even more mysterious were the riches of THE IIRST MAIllAL I«NI They do &LL their banking with us. nationally and consequently are 'in constant j Dougo. It is the town on Lake Comoin North- •F SUMMIT need of well-trained personnel to open new ern Italy where Mussolini was captured and horizons elsewhere. Conversely/'the local shot by partisans in the closing days of World branches must be replenished with new man- War. 11. The Fascist leader had been fleeing with MMNI stock power from other sections and areas. north from Milan with his mistress and •bout firt inturonet. $•• In a society where specialization has lie- 80 other Fascists. They were believed to have come standard procedure, for expansion, this been carrying funds worth up to 918 million tttiS R#W« trend will continue. Btmnews today lias be that belonged to the half-hearted republic! me FIRST come * sprawling thing and consequently established after the armistice with the Attic's. manpower i* shuttled about the nation to Mussolini and others were captured and slain Holmes Agency NATIONALS mttn the various departments that makeup —but no trace has b*en found of the money; Afneriean business,. AND TRUST COMPANY OP SUMMIT Mere, too, the Communists were believed «.. However, this massive mobility of theto have seized the money and spirited it into Serring, Summit and VMnity Anwiean people is surely affecting certain their own channels. Fof ytarrit-tias been ''' far •» y««ri aspects of our culture, People are becoming {charged, and disputed, that tht money they SIXTY YCAItl OF COMMUNITY 8IRVICI • \*B7 "'rootless," Traditional concepts of "settling , smod has been used to foment revolutionary If! MORRIS AVI dawn*' u* undergoing vast changd. The ] activities against tht othtr ptopl* ot Italy. 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:.*—„...,.. : Lists 2S Events . •.*, * The fourth annual Lincoln Sehoet Iteld day. spoatomd by the PTA. will be beU thi» Saturday, Mar is. at i:» p.m. at tt«aehoo l play- One of the leatuw of the after- HfttS noon will be a "DlMy fcsy" relay net run by the fifth grade. JSaeh grade will have iu own special kind of relay to preaent: firat graders, a potato relay, tcemd graders, a ping-poa$ ball-spoon 4 . _-eiay; third graters, * tug-ol-war; •4ourth graders, an* India* club relay, and sixth grader* a bean jiMtMi--T:\ > .:%#• t~~t* and straw relay. Thu will be followed by a surprise event wfaieh :-...---lu:-:^i:ill'.l:3^;^- will call for volunteer participa- nts on the part of parents. _:'.J eu- In addition, there will t» the usual dashei, starting with the 25 ; >ard dash for the third trade. The traditional sixth grade father-son i and mother-daughter softball

1-- o-ames will~al*> be iwW. Captain* t*,- -^-^- -fi''-^-<,-.,--„ -^.i -j;,*,"i,. L" I %i the mothers' and fatlim* t*»nu *, t- s '• will be Robert Carr and Mri. •~7flpSfS|S;;;";':'; - ^ ^t^*^mm^£ fB Pi ieth Benedict for Mr. Davidson's >ivth'graders, and Harry Periet J and Mrs, Charles Munson for Mo. ( Hankin's sixth grade group. In all, there are 23 events scheduled for field day, and ribbons will be awarded to all boy and girl winners. Competition of *. slightly .-differ-* ^nt nature is already waxing hot I 4nnong sixth graders who are hav- ii- a contest to see who among v '.them.ran «ll the greatest number ^ ^ _^ - -_ _?r-- ^A^-^- , 'ip;i™ =-.J^~~r-r_»-_t j^ t\1 ticket* to the field day. Prises \>ill be awarded to, the winners.

Since this ticket competition is j./,yî.^;-,î;-jii--;;;./^rî^;ft:r:v^;;.;r:.v -i^.L'.j^ v :_^ : nrw thi^ year, tickets *IU-not be I' sent, home with each .Lincoln [ School child;-asformerly. Anyone ^, • - : i ^f^S^^TV>,• ~=^r_ l_zl?^L- ^ who dors not have the opportunity^ of buying their tickets from a ^neighborhood sixth grader; may -"•"'-•'-"' •-^r'-'^C":r ""purchase them at the playground XT77 on Saturday. . . -*- Field day chairman is Robert B^-flge, assisted by Jack Green- «aid, school athletic, director. Jo- seph Gibbons will serve as head % partners nidce while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor will be in charge of ticket seliias at the field on Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. William" Freeman arc heading the refreshment com- VnmH«t:a:ndr"â^^ • will Abe-the- announcer. -, _- H . _* _ ^ j_fn case of r>i", field Hay will he postponed* until the following Saturday, May 25. eoffee-colored cottons

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Berkeley Heights Passaic Valley SecttofT New Providence Heights School Board Ups HciyitiWomen loro Ywttt Wk» Art School ScKotorthlP Mew Civic Grou* "Work Year" to 12 Months Set to Instal To Fight Rt. -^ — Acting on three secretaries: Mrs. Douglas •date by Kenneth H Ualsey, secretary to the superin- BBtkwctl, of tendent, $4,600; Mrs. Elsie Stover, Hew Officers Schools, tbe Board of Education Columbia .School secretary, $3,400; •erlwley peftgstt - At the an nual meeting * of the Woman's M extended the "u jrk »ear" and Mrs. ttavid C. Dally, Berke- Club to bo held Tuesday, at 12:30 S. Bickok,, member ? S far the l the B«fcriey ley School secretary, $3,200. and Ctttufi&bu schools *nd their To complete t|itir certification p.m., at the Union Village Church requirements, the^bpard approved Annex, Mrs. Russell Romond will be installed as president for ths Tbe w« peltry »iil RO into ef- the following as substitutes for the next school year: *Jlr». Ing^ coming year by Mrs. William fect Jftl) 1 aad rxttad to June 30, Hicks, past president of the club. ôw according to Mr. Hotbweil. borg Andreon, Mrs. Kuthtyn Clay, Mrs. Doris McLeod, Mrs Mary Other officers to be installed in- Berkeley School, Mr. H,ekok Me &*id the extension to tbe 13- chairman o/tte Freeholde S Est&ppey. Mrs. Claire M. Welch, clude Mrs. Franz Boehn, first EQOOth pertud u am increasing Mrs. Helen Storms, Mrs. Betty vice-president; Mrs. E. J. Halden- practice u* many school systems wang, second vice-president; Mrs. dies of the terrain in the Mea, Mrs. Adelaide McFarfin and lndic to overcome the many tunes when Mm. Kathryn L. Beagle. Alois J. Stadeck, recording secre «• *^ the highly seeded work was not completed tary; Mrs. F> G. Morris, eorres could be relocated in that ll became staff members were un- Also, Mrs, Lucille Rose, Mrs. ponding secretary, and Mrs. J heavUy developed hector rath" available. Katiiryn W. Bower, Mrs. Doris Huby, treasurer. than Berkeley Heights. W. Braginetz, Mrs. Alice S. Dam, ContraeU »ere Approved for the At the same time Mrs. Boehn He said, however, that 'ore- new teachers. Tbey include: Mus Mrs. Ethel P. Valentine, Mrs. sure" was brought to bear u> William H. Spudgeon, Mrs. Ljdia will be installed as program chair- Starjone Mulhn of Mt Pleasant, New Providence — James Me bring the highway through thai Joy and Mrs. Eleanor Clarke. man, while Mrs. Haldenwang will Pa. HIM HHUW, • graduate of head membership, Mrs. Everett Cormick, 17, son of Mrs. Grace township. Mr. Hickok did not Z Indus* State Teacher* College, Fay, constitution; Mrs. William McCormick of 125 South Street and borate on the source of the 'w nu ox years of teaching tu- Sims and Mrs. A, C. Keppelman, Richard McCormick of Abeline, sure" nor on whom it was mad« perieace. calling for a $5,160 con- Pimping Station yearbook and printing, and Mrs.Texas, was selected by the scholar- Blr. Hickok's suggestion that tract voider the salary guide. Richard Enters, finance. Other ship jury of National Scholastic protests be made to properR uv Contracts of 14,100 each (one committee chairmen to be in- Arts Awards for a four-year $750 eminent officials and local, state jear'f eiperienee) were approved Trunk Line Bids stalled are Mrs. Nean Lund, pub- annual .scholarship to Parsons and national levels was reiterated for Miss Joanna L. Bollman. Bath, licity; Mrs. Arthur Weiler and School of Design, New York. by Herbert Feldman n«*tv Pa:. Miss Arleae Siegal, Maple- Get Heights Okay Mrs. Richard Weiler, ways and A senior at Summit High School, elected president of the group wood, aad Miss Joanne Leslie. means, and Mri. William Hicks, he was judged on a group of port- Mr, Feldman of Wilson avenue - Yeusg. 39 Blurkbura place. Sum- Berkeley Heights — The Town- PAGEANT QUEEN AND COURT — RepnweaUng Carmen De31 area of 102 Livingston avenue; Mis, hospitality. V folios featuring styles for this week said names of these official- rait. Miss BoUman is also a grad- ship Committee Wednesday night nisloric New Piwktenee in the Onion County ceo* Regiua Peku, daughter cf Mr. and'Mrs, Samuel at the National Art Exhibit at Car- would be made.available to rneirl tennial pageant is Miss Anne A. Osborne (seated,!, Pelos of 22 Pleasant View avenue and Miss Charlot- Each club and department hers of the association. uate of Indiana Slat* Teachers authorized acceptance of bids for chairman will present a short negie' Institute, Pittsburgh. while Miss Siegel acquired her the F.ast Side trunk line and thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walton W. Osborne uf 187te Krayer, daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reidy McCormick, art editor for The Otlier officers elected are- of ] 207 Springfield avenue. The Queen and her at-resume of what her group has ac- degree at Newark State Teachers Emerson Brook pumping station. 1'assaie .street. Ttie s "Queen's" attendant^ rear Top, the high school yearbook, Mel Flint, Springlefige- drive left to right, are Mary Ellen StibiU, daughter of Mr. tendants will feature the Bora float that will be, in complished during the year. College and Miss Young at Ohio Maple Contractors, Inc. was received the scholarship on his vice-president; John Kilion, Hani- aad .Mrs. Charels M, SUWtz of. 1?2 Union avenue; the county wide centennial .parade on Saturday, May Witli the assistance of the music son drive, secretary; John Harold Wcskjraa Vaireraly. awardeddd $ioB^ contracttt fof r department, the drama depart- credentials and scholarship record Miss Camille DeMarco, daughter of Mr. and 25. (Wolin at high' school.'; '•'.-,...-,•-. ... Coolidge-drive, treasBrer-antfJainr •- Another Summit resident. Miss installation of the East Side trunk ment will present an original re- sewer and lateral-sewers and Hit- Cassanos, Webster drive, Vince Sbetfa Grasso of 20 Beekman Ter- vue, "Women are Here to Stay," Groppi, Harding drive, Don Cerca. race, who will receive her degree ler & Skoglund, Inc. a $66,485 con- under the direction of Mrs. Roger 1 Boro's Centennial Queen Snyder avenue, and Andrew is June at the College of St. Eliza- tract for construction of the Enter- Borough Approves EUert and Mrs. David Kuehn. The Oldest Member of Kapro, Oak Ridge drive, trustees. beth, Convent, was awarded tbe son Brook station and installation cast includes Mrs. Durbin Wool- of two force mains. At .'the initial meeting, plan* fifth eoatract. ford, Mrs. John CarveUas, Mrs. Methodist Church were made to look into all prolf CKber action involving teachers In addition, a $3,402 contract for Has Strong Colonial Ties Silas Connetti Mrs. Lund, Mrs. lems affecting the Mountainvieur includes the fixing of salaries for electrical work for the sewage Bruce Van Order, Mrs. Henry J. area as well as township problems New Providence—Although the part-time special teachers: pumping station was awarded to Tickets for the pageant are free McKinnin, Mrs. George Kemp- Dies at Chatham gerierally. First action, according p p Boro selected its Union County 8 New Teachers Clan Caul!, art, and Mrs. Joyce Nordling-Dean & Co., Inc. of Sum- and may be obtained from the fannnd, Mrs. William Horak as Mrs. Bessie Aline Genung, old-to- Mr, Feldman, will include * _._ mit. centennial pagean queen mainly Murray Hill and New Providence New Providence — The Board well as Mrs. EUert and Kuehn. est member of the New Provi- request to the Township Commit- Jtaddes, vocal misic, both at for her looks, she also has a claim RSMl The committee also approved a post offices, Summit Trust Pas- of Education Tuesday approved The revue will include a dance dence Methodist Church and a tee for extension of sewer lh« to the title through her heritage saic Vatley branch and Hill City Payment of $308 each was ap-resolution to accept bids for ex- appointments of eight new teach- number direction by Mrs. Ro-descendant of early settlers of into the area.. The group wiil abo* • tension of the East. Side trunk for she is a direct descendant of Savings & Loan. mond and Mrs. Hicks, whUe the Chatham Township, died last Mon- seek a white line on ..Snyder ave- proved for sett year for Robert two of the earliest families of ers for the next school year, par- JB and Donald Parry and sewer from Kuntz avenue to Del- Attending '.he Boro Queen on a lyrics of the theme song were day after a long illness at her nue to afd" motorists in foggy; 3 New Providence. JojLt.vdlL M Jhe. ,Misi€iL.Cajnilte ing the number of vacancies to written by-Mrs. EUert with the home at Chatham Township. weatlilr and mosquito control ac- Township Committeeraan George :TJie Boro Queen is Miss Anne AT DeMarco, Regtna Pelo«i Bfary 151- twill Br* u%rgrade :s^ life-long - resident- of. .Chatham. tion.- .. .. _„_. , _._ extra services to be- rendered. Osborne, a drum majorette at Another $300 was appropriated for Loman said the sewage treatment len Stibitz and Charlotte Krayer junior high school. Reiman, music department chair- Township, she was the daughter plant, at Snyder avenue and theSummit High School and daughter The float, the theme of which is man. Vocalists include Mrs. V»l-of William C. Johnson and Mary Heights Cenfennial Hoot • staff member yet to be named of Mr. and Mrs. Walton W. Os- Those appointed are: sen* a» cfcairman of a curricu- Passaic River, and the Plainfield being kept secret until next week, entiite Buchwald, Mrs. Gregory Emma DuRie and a descendant of Depicts Fourth of July avenue trunk system are in the borne of 187 South street, Her Mr. Joseph Romanko, a gradu Peter Brown, a Mayflower pas- haa steering committee. is being prepared by James Mc- Cluett, Mrs. Adolph DeMatteo, Berkeley Height! — The town- final stage of completion. They ancestry dates back to the first ate of the l^y^fsHy^^raltdnj in lân, Mrs. Harold seoger. She was born Dec. 24, Mrs. Willard Rogers and Miss Corrtiick of the Boro who recently ship will be represented in the are expected to be in operation settlers of this area who came who will serve as teacher-coun- 1882, in the house now owned by Clara C. Brophy will receive an won a four-year art scholarship. Thompson, JMrs. Mario Sanson, by June J, with the River Ter- here years before Union County sellor for the 1957-58 term and Guion H. Fountain on Fairmount parade marking the Union County additional $300 under contracts Mrs. Chris Wamser and Mrs. race Court development the first was formed. ; * assume the post of school psyhol- Holmes Newton;""—~— — avenue but lived most of her life Centennial celebration with a float ppevioBsty avanJed for completion depicting the Fourth of July fire- area to be hooked in. ogist and dir^tor \l guidance in a house. located at the corner uf 30 hours of graduate work, rais- She is the grand-daughter'of Methodists to The properties for the show of Biver^Toad-and-Fair-rflount-a\ The committee approved a when the New Providence High ¥Siki_djs^laJts_fQr_yîch_.B^jfeIfy ing them to $6,000 and $5,800, re- Samuel Clark Parcels and a di- were prepared by art department nue where her husband, the late $1,612 order far 99 aluminum road rect descendant of Samuel Par- School opens in Septembejr, 1958. Heights is famous, Mayor Arthur f ; " Hear Former * members, Mrs, Valentine Green, Albert Becker Genung, operated a A. Manner said Wednesday, signs needed as the result of a sons who lived in New Providence Mrs. Durbin Woolford, Mjrs. Contracts were also issued to He is now a member of the Guid- large farm. Her husband died in Mayor Manner said a truck, fUl recently completed traffic survey. and was a dispatch bearer for Kuehn, Mrs. Thomas Williams, Nazi Prisoner ance Department of Union High 1912. • trailer and a--driver have beto The signs, indicating speed, limits General George Washington dur Mrs, William Horak "tM M«k C. School where-he also serves as Mrs. Gerwng was a member of oaned for the occasion by 5Ii. Jwy R«i»cH 345,000 Sett and curves, will be installed at ing the Revolution) New Providence — D"r. Franz baptball coach- and director of F. Cronenberger. strategic locations! on Diamond the New Providence Garden Club, chtfel Formichella, president cf. Resident , She is also the grand-daughter Hildebrandt, who • resigned; * his thl cross-country track team. 'V: Mrs. •'••G&tttai^Vi the. New providence _MethodJi» Hill road, Emerson Lane,- Spring- of Mrs. David L. Osborne and the pastorate of the Lutheran Church Eastern,.^ Fuel Co. of Summit. Mrs. Peter Moran are hostesses Church and *a WSC& She beca me Decorations for the. float are fe Beifceky Berate — A- Superior field, Plainfield, Park, Snyder and late David L. Osborne, a former of Berlin in 1933 when the Nazis Mrs. Jeanette Ryan, a graduate for th* day; a church merfeber when (she was handled by the Women's Club of Court |ury last week found no Mountain avenues, according to Boro justice of the peace, and a took over church government, of Teachers College, Columbia cause of action in a $45'.000 suit In addition the club has an nine years old. Berkeley Heights under the direc? Mayor Arthur Manner. descendent of Nehemiah Osborne, will be the guest minister at both University, who will be chairman lor damage brought against Vin- of the high school's English de- flounced through it present presi The only survivor !s% son, Lcs-tion of Mrs. Marian Jfatdewig A change in designations of a veteran of the Revolution who the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services at dent,""Mrs. Lajghtoji .Seaver,, that :er J. Genung, of Point Pleasant. cent J. France of SO Cornell ave- partment, Mrs. Ryan, now a mem- lf The parade, which will cap •> through and stop streets will begin is buried in the New Providence the Presbyterian Church Sunday. * copy "of' Aboy-AMrtcri-Rocke- Funeral services were held last nue, Berkeley Heights, by a Fan- Presbyterian Church cemetery and ber of the Westfield High School yveek-long (May 19 to May 23' wood woman. May 27 at the intersection of Now a* professor of Christian feller .Folk Art Collection,? by Thursday from the New Provi- Diamond Hill and Valley Road, who died herein 1846. teaching staff, vrill join the New celebration of the county's lCflth • - The suit stemmed from an ac- Theology at Drew Theological Nina- Fjetchef little,- a ' Umited dence Methodist Church and burial according to Committeeman Providence sytein in 1958, anniversary, will -start- Saturday cident OB NOT 23, 1955, in Fan- Ancestor Founded Herald Seminary in Madison, Dr. Hilde- Idition prftted through Rockefel- wasîn .Fair Mount Cemeteiy, morning, May 25, in Cedar Brack. Joseph H. Conner. In keeping with brandt's sermon will be base* on Mr. Frank Cozza, University of Miss OsbwmeY great-great un> ler funds, has been given to the Chatham Fark. Plainfield^ and term ina$e -B~ state regulations, all four corners Psalm 33:1, "Blessed is hevvhose Pennsylvania, v,ill start next Sep^ library in reop^nitionôf the ac- m. was killed when struck by a cle, Dr. David IVf. Smythe, was VVarinanco, l*arkr. Elizabeth. car drives by France. The suit mill have stop signs for 30 djiys, sin is covered." tember teaching ninth grade alge- complishment* of the art depart- Bod Lob Choral Groups after which*the signs on Piamond the founder of Tho Summit Her- bra and general mathematics and was brought by Bernard'.* widow, ald. Dr., Hildebrandt, a supply pastor ajnt.;.ditti^ZflSO«Sl3'ears-.--fti To Have Heights Concert Two From IW9I1H to == Hill will be removed, making it subsequently, become chairmah "of existence. " —-—•- •" atra. Clara A. Bernard. On her maternal side. Miss Os- of the Green Village fltelhodist Berkeley Heights ~ Oa Friday, Attend Highway Porky * France contended in the trial a through street and Valley. Road Church, will be exchanging pul the; high school .mathematics de- a stop street. Mr. Conner said the borne is the greaPgrand daughter May 24, 8:30 p.m., at Berkeley Berkeley Heights — Tovmbp, that he was driving "carefully and pits with Rev. Richard A. Bryan. partment -*frr~6(M:za is now with Bora Awards $85,771 School an evening of mu&ic will reverse situation exists now andof the Eugene Badgleys \vhose the Morris Hills Regional High ComMtteerhen Luther Stnytheadl that Bernard darted in front of family has figured prominently in be presented by the Murray Hill that the change is being made Following his resignation from School. . In High Schod Bids eorge Lom an wiU represfnt the early history of New Prpvi- the Berlin pastorate, Dr. Hilde- New Providence—The BonrA-M Men's Glee Club and Barber- "Hie jury before Superior Court because of growing traffie loads Miss Mary Jane Bill, Trenton Berkeley êights at a statewide dence. ' ' _,,• .; --....^ll., branilt accompanied Dr. Dietrich ducation Tuesday night awarded hoppers under the sponsor ship of Judge Frank L, Cleary deliberated on Diamond Hill. State Teachers College, will serve the PTA. meeting in Newark to discuss tlS As the official representative of Bonhoeffer to London, but return 1 hree bids totaling $85,771 for sci- It minutes before returning its The one, month four-corner stop as the first full-time librarian The singing groups are directed ederal Aid Highway Program- T the Boro, "Miss Osborne wiU take ed by request of Dr. Martin nce equipinent, foods laboratory Tbe meeting, to be held May a procedure, he explained, is re- t?-Mete--P£o>udenc.e PubHc iid Iuhchroonte4uipmen|"'for the by Albert Rienstra and ticket 'mMrs. Bernard", executri• x under' quired to easc~ tbe~-iransHion for part in the pageant aM parade Schools. She" Ti Hing "ifnployed y-:rb^ purchased-at ~the-"BerkW in. 4h.4: Hotel Robert Treat, »'!! of .thf. «enterinifll wjiichJwill .be sistant and • fellow pastor at Slew^ "Trovidefce "Hft tar-tns&aad's-win, we#'f»r n -motorists wtwstdtned to the pres- a jear in., advance. of •_.ihe hjgh heduied..tor, completion .by.Sl ley or Columbia School offices or. inciiide a panel j of experts i»H' seJf and her son. Francis C. Ber- ent arrangement. Mr. Conner staid observed throughout the county DafilernT""""" school opening so 'that sufficient Ottgh the foiafnring members of wilt acquaint municipal and emir'- 4he week of -May 19 to May 25. The :ember 1958, nini. '".Her "attorney" iris X" Roger a traffic;'p6Vcema~n will be on hand sliidy 'ana^plariningi'may be com- Jh'-fEllds were made to the the way and means eonimittee.i: officials, citizens and busmen Cooaat Philip A. ftoaaefly was for a few days after May 27 to parade, which will ptss through He was 9 lecturer in the illegal pleted prior to the selection ami Mrs. Williain Smock, CR, M109,wen of New Jersey with the over- several county municipalities, will Kirchliche Hochschule. Berlin, ollowing;, :-, ,.-. -:..: ,;..r^r . minimize confusion purchase of new books for the li- John E. Sjostrom Co., $35,239, Mrs. L:P;Howard, CR: 3-9352 arid all aims, purposesrand procedure* be held Saturday, May ?5, andfrom vl935-37. Following a brief brary, and-for the cataloging and Mrs, C.JW. Clarke at CB, 3-0«l.j .oJLthe new and expanded ptograffi the ^pageant, which will be given imprisonment in ,1937, be was iciehce equipment; Bavinco Mfg, review of volumes now in the jun- orp., $9,597, foods laboratory and at Warinanco Park, Elizabeth, will able to leave Germany lor Lonîor high school library. •"•'•• doo,: where he served as pastor Curtis Equipment Co., $40,935, for be presented on May 20 at 8 p.m. lunch -room eguîn«rf.£:'-jj£:-::__ of the German Lutheran Refugee Miss Nancy King, Panter Col- l> lege, will teach girls physical edu- School Superintendent XBen ~W. Congregatibn in Cambridge, tie Roberts said the total of the bids Landscape Award received his Ph. D. degree from cation and, aid in the development was $2,579 less than the allowance NEW EMPLOYMENT Cambridge University in 1941. o( an entire pn^ram for the high set for these purposes. II Giveniofive For the next four years Dr. schools Board member William JJ, OPPORTUNITIES AT Hildebrandt was a lecturer a; Miss . Barbara Bean, Oberlin raunwarth said work preliminary Borough Concerns Cambridge and also served as Collegia will serve as a kinder- construction such as grading lecturer for the World Council girten teachini g assistanit t in ththe drainage was continuing and h>at PHILIPS New Providence — The Garden of Churches and the British and Lincoln sdloolV ctual construction still awaits Club of New Jersey has awarded Foreign Bible Society. He entered Mr. Richard E. Ross, Middle- ellvery of'sttel, set for August. five business concerns in the Boro the Methodist ministry, Cam- bury College, will teach the Lin- ELECTRPNICS o certificates of commendation for bridge Circiiif. in 1946. coln school sixth grade. He is Boro Paper Drivo Sunday Vint V*F«r civic achievement. . He is the, author of several books presently teaching at Gloversville New Providence — Borough Boy In previous years hese awards included "The Lutheran Prin- High School in New York State Scouts and Explorers will bold a INC. ciple," 1931; "Alien or Ally." aperdrive on Sunday, Residents were given only to establishments CENTRAL AVI.. MURRAY HILL, M. J. 1946; and "Frorn Luther to Wes- Miss, Nancy Ann Neher, Wil- re urged to tie magazines and ELECTRICAL located on State Highways. This limantic State Teachers College, year, however, industries on all ley," 1951. •-• • ... lewspapers in bundles and place will be a teacher-helper In the HiU- them on the curb.. MOTOR TUNE-UP! New Jersey roads were eligible vlew School first grade. She has for this commendation. Cronford Woman Hurt • Ultr«-Moaorn Plant T» NMM tor fM*at, •romn taught this grade for the past two Other Passaic Valley We are now hiring office personnel to complenerrt our The granting of the awards was In Bore Auto Crash years in Guilford, Coon. Newt mi Page Z3 regular staff in our new electronics plant. t"~t jt>w pttmnt based chiefly on attractivenesl. car w* haw

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In 1946 he resigned that poii- to the Student Council of Washing- Deal Resident tioa with General Analine to, be- committees *$prkinf together foi (Continued from page 1) We Operate Our Own Shop (Continued from page l) ton School has been set for Wednes- closer cooperation for some time come executive vie* president of day, May 29. : hu capacity at liucoin School un- CIBA States Limited (this position ftty treasurer H. G. Fuehs aad and tWs year each church appro- those nominated include Patty til the sew school is ready for oc- he still holds), n and in January/* SUMMIT Chief Egin. A late guest &as priated $lr000 for missiontry work cupancy. White the building is 19S0 became president of CftA Hit linger, Dean Ansari, BiUy of the other church. Mayor Dean. Tie'ste and Bobby Shawger for under construction. Mr. Davidson Pharuiaceutical Products, Inc. in TYPEWRITER . Rev. Hariuld A. Murray of St. president: Lynn Gilligan, Bobby "The pulpit exchange this Sun- will serve in an advisory capacity Staiftiit. Teresa's Church delivered the in- Eurdi, Billy Sellers and Joanne day is symbolic of the growing working with the school adminis- 43 Maple St. fraternal relationship between CIBA Pharmaceutical Product*, * vocation. Patrolmen Gaffney and Huber, for vice-president and Beth tration sod the parents of the new Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary ALERT Summit, N. Larry Keller were co-chairman Miller, Sue Martin, Sherry Thomas these two denominations," Dr. school duUrkt. of CIBA limited of Basle, Swifter- and Wendy (Hinder far secretary. Barnwell said. After serving two yeaW"TirftfiT tmid:-Tbe parent ftrnv had 4t»-b»» The nominating committee,jsas. armed services Mr, Davidson ginning in J859, with the manu BUSINESS- comprised oly Tommy Fjisbee, DEATHS graduated from Jersey City state facture of coal tar dyes. As the Diane Doll, Donald Overbeck, Pat- Juigl Zkakai Teacher* Colk-je in 1951 with a company grew it "expanded into ty Jurasinski, Barbara Shermah other: countries throughout the Luigi Zichichi, 78 of 63 Spring- B.S. degree in education. He re- You're O months ahead and John Hooten. ceived his mister's degree in Ed- world and into other industries; field avenue, a retired laborer, namely, textile specialties, plas- died Monday at Overtook Hospital ucation from Rutgers in 1953. Mr. Girt Scouts Go Hosteiina Davidson nas been a teacher at tics, chemicals, and Pharmaceuti- when you use... Approximttely 18 members of following, a short illness. ; " the Itacota-School since 1851. cals.' Today there are more than Girl Scoot. Troop 15 along with He was born in Sicily but lived 40 members of the international Mrs. G. L. Hubert, Mrs Donald here for the last 44 years. Until CIBA family located in 20 coun- Smith and Mrs, Karl Ttioniason his retirement he worked for tries throughout the world and will leave tomorrow for the Lavarious builders in this area. Hit (Nerlook Find employing more than 17,000 per- Anna Hostel in the Pocono Moun- wife, Mrs. Antonio Zichichi, died ^ (Coniinued from page l) , . sons. CIBA Pharmaceutical Prod- tains for a two day camping trip. in 19M. . able her to do,her good deed. A ucts, Inc., of Summit, is a well- lew years ag have many outstanding 1,000 people. ••.»••' * you don't fc*v« to buy it to fry it 1 sacrificed * trip to Europe to en- Mr. Haines is married and liar mention as an outstanding ex- three children. ampJe. He in seneral solicitations team captain William Medford of 9eaverbrookM«ilcCtmp ME 5-7878 Berkeley Heights. He called on 21 Mac* ISM families on Orion road, received POCONO PINES, TPA. from twenty and a request Band,' Chorus, Orchestra later.-"from *he 21*1. lime 20 Ausust 1! 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/• THE SOMMfT HCTAID. THWSOAY. MAY t&. ItlT School Jon Session 'Sends' Foreign Students At a part? *»" YWCA English Raises for new Americans b«ld ^i5t Moodsy evening in the YWCA ballroom, the featured enter- tainerswere the Summit High School dance band and .the male IRIOK quartette, the Hamoneers. Judg- jnl by the attention and the en- FOOD MARKETS thusisstic reception of the musical prog ram, the mere matter of a few thousands el miles separation in places of birth, and a wide variety of tangues, left no doubt that •jaw'* «nd "jive** In any orches- tral combinations, or barker shop or other ilk of harmonium1, has full international understanding and appreciation. , The occasion was the closing nighi, until September, for Mon- d8y evening Enjgttsh classes which have run since 1*31 each year from September until the middle of May, wttb an* average attendance of more than 80 persons yrhis year a class in "Citisenjhip1 *was added for advanced students AUendinj? the party also, were the Thursday evening classes mosf members of whom are Hwigar SwHt'i jans who fled their country at the Short Cut - Regular Style time of the revolution last fall. At •Ml U. 5. Cliolc* various times during this year, as many as T5 persons have had some instruction in the four Thurs- day evening and one afternoon Hungarian- English classes. The Your sight time groups will con- ninue through June. Ail English dais instructtors are volunteers. Student ages vary front Junior High up to well beyond middle age, though the, majority are es- sentially yooof persons. The YWCA young adult department, under whose sponsorship these Fancy Young — 4 to 5 lbs. Tradtr tomtits ftvm tfct Ntw Sp?t«9 Crop C!SM« are, was particularly happy that the High School dance band and quartette so willingly Ready UCotk Ib accepted the invitation to come TVJt Low Wee Plis Trtple-S MM StMps • end help entertain, American Armour Star, Swifts Premium, U.S.Choic* style, for the pleasure of these newcomers. Jim Blades, as announcer for the Summti High musical contributions, was narrator of CROSS RIB ROAST program numbers - as they occurred, relating them to their ^sriu:i3^ origin and meaning in our Atneri Grand Union can life, Selected Quality lister in the evening, there were Ground Chuck Skinless Frankfurters M9 Perch Fillets games, and group singing led by Swift's Premium FrsshSnowNVhif* Boneless Shoulder , Miss Capitola Dickerson. Social or Li Any She Piece Broil or Fry dancing, in which obvious favbr- Swiss Steak Sea Scallops 1fes"wereTfie~"Samba; polkir and Viennese waits, was followed by refreshments. k*. Junior Chamber I I Set to Sponsor Frith Luielout He Mtst Cofratait WIJ h Prtpire Qilcfc, Koirishtai I ECMMICII Mcilt 1 Scout 'Jamboree Freshpak • • | .. '',••••",' -r,""'•,. . • " . r The Summit Area Junior Cham- Orange Juice 6™ 69* Rrm, Ifight Red ber of Commerce will* sponsor the "District Five Jamboree" of the Boy Scouts, Troop 32, according V full pint to Robert Potter, fresideht ... * Pol 4^85* Two of the responsibilities of the .Fre»hpai. :- "' . ' ' battat Junior Chamber will be to secure equipment and publicity for the Grope Juice \, Jamboree, rn addition, the chamber will be responsible for finding lirdieye ' "swap" articles engraved with thrnirae^NeW Jersey"^ on them Birdseye or with the name of a well-known company in New Jersey or in Sum- FANCY SELECT© mit. The swap items will be STOKILY'S FIHEST SALE Spinach 41 traded with boys from all over ton the world as well as other parts TOMATOES of the country. Any item with lo^, URGE SIZE :^-..I: cij color or identification will be Peaches .•»••••• ••••iiz Sliced received by the Chamber for use Kitchen Garden 'eachf by the scouts. PINEAPPLES Honey Pod Peas fc35" , Potatoes LOCAL. READY TO USE In 1345 some of the wealthiest Kitchen ©are'en . London merchant* formed "The Gild of the PepperersXihe word, Bartlett Pears 2 ^ 49" Green Peas RHUBARB trade of this era. Dealers who MADE FRESH DAILY bought spices in large quantities— a gross or more—were called COLESLAW "grosser!." "."'••'"• '•' "•"" QuaRfyMaTd Medium imi-w White Eggs Gride* Doiclout In Tosied Salads Enjoy the advantages CORNED BEEF HASH Cut Green Beans 2 -MKBttTE— -- • "- " ••••. - of this new Sliced Beets 4 SHORTENING : 29* OIL HEAT MsCORMICK ..r.—^^_ Priority Tuna r:2 49 Nancy Lynn Almond BLACK PEPPER r COMFORT f Oapdsh Coffee Cake ea. PUN Tomatoes » Nancy Lynn MINCED flNIOHi^ Lady Fingers SUNSHINE . •- ot Beef Stew ^ can All Stirfict CHEESE-IT CRACKERS forth Nnoft Fabric Softener ! MARTINSON'S CitFocd "•» INST.JOMAR COFFEE Sunkist Lemonade Base 2 KRAR Coft twite* Modest Sanitary Napkins 2Jft85* CASINO DRESSING - • • HUwbaldt 1-0144 MIRACU ^ 26* •lljrtm 6-110O HUbbofd 7-3414 WAX CLEANSER 3-35* ILU> SANDWICH SPREAD VEL LIQUID DETERGENT ^37' Lr67* SAUDA SINCLAIR faMtwara SAUDTEAA UNIT LIQUID STARCH 415* TEABAGS HUDSON f LESTOIL ;.:•.•'iMi«--r; C37* TOILET TISSUJE 3 ^35 KUINWAY • " tynch/ Ssndwich RUPTURE-USER Garbaqe Inllw 4 of 50 W ohooLd* UDDIIIOY DOG FOOD olS 45 1 9l6oLiS* "•""f^g"" " HORSEMEAT CHUNKS L MM W -..-.•V ~ THI IXTRAS...FREI eirrt IHTN rnPLi-s BLUI STAMPS M Oranrf UII!M Or«t«nr trUt Wtrthn N«y 1Ub Km W*, ** KM. ***• **«* • •*? %m Mm I*, fttoy 1M t* <* N. T. • N. I. ftwat-W* Imm TM »l|M T. limit QWMMM. Btitf tMritt Agefey / Op- Tonight m4 Evry Thtrutof md hUkrf UitO I K U> »« fertifflfii 2f DfPORin AVENUI, SUMMIT, N. J. _ for showing to the Hs^; bk Society in 1MI. to whldi a the recent pefeetfeiNf • W*lm Hotel, New York City. Be will glUery. J«dgi«| the j*int- continue is a consultant to the national Bible' Socletiw Mir be- picture, "Our Bible-How It Came wiH be lfi« Carringtoa of Dr.LM.Morthr Society. long, was due largely to hi* ef- to Us," a three-part dociaaentary Tww describing now the Bible cuoe lie paper Mill Hayhoase. .1 Before moving to Chatham, Dr. fort*. He was elected chairman TbeSommlt Art Aasotiatioaha down from the ages. Secretary of Bible North and his family resided in of the council of the international been aiked to exhibit the worki Summit for. S3 years, organization in 1M? and it BOW a Dr. North has been kkntHled of its members at the Union Coon Sam. Rrm 35 Years with many Methodist activities Dr.1&ftS?;m Methodist minister, member of it* standing Commit- and is a member of the United ty Centennial ait ahow ppA at the Robert Monri* o* Summit, waut Society, Retires joined the Society as associate tee. "' ' ':" .• ' v' ',' , Board for China Colleges. He If Pajwr Mill Playnouse. noog several persess recently secretary in 1927 and has served Among religious publication! of The retirement of Dr. Erie M. also a trustee, of Drew University. The Union County art ihoir wit wnored bf the United Advertising Kaitt* ©I t^»Uiam, iormt'rly of M general secretary sine* 19287 which he it author, he is best »held at the WesttieW Armor; Dorporatloa for loog service to the Summit, as senior general sec- His work covered the translation, known for hii editing of "The Book rroakfin Scbod and will run from May II through retary of the American Bible So* publication and distribution of the of a Thousand Tongues," described May ». . - fiety alter 30 years' service, was scriptures in more than #0 coun- in the foreward as "Being some i» HottsV* Tomorrow The eihibittion at the Piper |IUI anitoaiiced at a dinner in his hon- tries. account of the translation and pub- • CWVICI RltHfTUtl *«O p e n Ht> are at FranlM* layhwiM wiU be ield d«rwg tht or last week at the Park Sheraton The formation 0, the TJnlted fll. lication of IB oFpsrt of th«Tloly nuj of "South Pacific," May 21 Scriptures into more than a thou- School will be held tomorrow from • PHOTOSTATS 7:30 p.m. to9 p.m. through June 25. Hie member* ol sand languages and dialects, with the association plan to place a Parents will have an opportunity • tUMIS STAJttS over 1,100 examples from the representative group

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RADIO SALES CORP. OPEft SIOIWAY WEB. Store Open Every Evening Kxcrpt 47-51 Moplt St., Summit 317 MMfetfm Av»., MUtbynt FRIDAY NWWfi T AUTO SALES, Inc 8«lvH«y TU • P, M. Sorry, hut we esswet \m resptatftle for typoRrspklcal erron. ITMTt • t'M. 321 & 331 Morris Ave. Summit Open Evenings -—* Vt. M*V IS. 1fi7 Doris David of Jacksonville Is bouquet rksbop Supplements! Appeal, from the Schoffrnan, vice-presidents; Mrs. productioa. "He k* a sasessber of the %•&< attended hp her sister Mrs. Summit College Club. Such re- Lt. John Strachan of New Lon- Morrison Bial, recording secre- I* Law***1** aad pAelrj editor *f sponses... means work will be don, Conn, served as best man. tary;- Mrs. Ephraini Royfe, cor-tk, e 'Uterary magiiisei' . • [»?«« M$rv T*«'ton Vr V(j]. Ushers were Mr. Lael and Joseph able to go forward without let-up responding secretary; Airs. Oscar ,lte u the Mm of Mr. *nd Mrs to meet (he desperate student and Torake of Midland, Mich., broth- Frankel financial secretary; Mrs. ert-in-law of the bridegroom; Car* r Max A. Soiaws«j M 73 of Durham, N.C. as brides- faculty seed* created by the Samuel Reichler. treasurer. Mrs, road insists. ' • • emergency." men fecorelli of Weehawken and Thomas C. Langhorne of Summit. This sum was raised by means as be?* man for hfq son. TTshers of a benefit, performance of "A Mrs. Tucker, a graduate of Phoenix Too Frequent" given Kings Hall School, Compton, P.Q., »'1. brothers *f the with the cooperation of the Cal- Canada, and Endicot Junior Col- vary Dram* Guild. A check has lege, also attended New York Uni- pf t*>« also been sent to Austria for the & versity. Mr. Tucker, an alumnus L. .Tone* J»\ benefit of students there, accord- of the Pingry School, graduated from The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. Vrt. 5 )» ing to College dub president, Mrs. and served two years as a lieuten- IJniyersitv of John S. Tenant 2nd. : Mr. TT*T was Mrs. WilUu W. ratteraw, Jr. Mrs. Ifcemas T. Tucker ant in the Army. He is with the The regiSifc meeting of the re- : Walter Kidde Co. in Belleville. Princeton Universe v in i *wsjid»»'rf frin i« picnic to be .held Seeley's Pond Summit. t Dorothy A. Mets »>IP S*u*'' Mr. ^*»if'M'" Tracy will Mrs. H*. Richmond Tracy on Sunday, May 26 at 5 p.m. Mem- Anne Thornton, live in Wilmington, Del. (Wontem Photo) bers may make reservations by it Garden Club catting Mrs. WiUiarn Waag (CR. Wed Saturday to Thomas Tuckr 3-0031) or Mrs. Lincoln Rice (CR. Welcomes Ntw Members 3-4530). Checks should be mailed Naval Officer Wed Saturday Election oL four MW members to Mrs. William Waag, 16 Windsor Miss Dorothy Ann Met*, daugh- of the Summit Garden Club was ro»d by May 23. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Miss Anne Thornton, daughter announced at the annual meeting Mets of 28 Cromwell Parkway, of Mrs. James Thornton and theof the club held on May 8 at the The recent graduates nominating late Mr. Thornton, was married home of Mrs. Edward B. Twombly committee will meet on Tuesday, was married in Christ Church, Short Hills on Saturday to Lieu- on Saturday to Thomas Taylor in Short Hills. These, Included May 21 at 8 p.m. at the home of Tucker, SOB of Mrs. Christian Brun Mrs. C. Douglas Hardy, 26 Lenox Mrs. Robert Dollase,82 Elm tenant William Warren Patterson, Jr™ USN, son of Mr, and Mri,Henrichsen of Hoyt Lakefs, Minn., road;,Mrs. Donald H. McLean, Jr*. street, to prepare a slate of does a Patterson of Naugatuck. Conn. and Lyman B. Tucker of Sao160 Oak Ridge avenue: Mrs. John officer! to be presented it the The ceremony was performed by Paulo, Brazil. The ceremony, Summersby, » Prospect street June meeting. Members of this the Rev. Herbert H. Cooper. A which was held at Calvary.. £pi^ and, Mrs. J. Wallace Winslow,..«9 committee are Mrs, pollase, Mrs. reception was held at Canoe Brook copal Church, was performed by Bellevue avenue.' ' ' tan la rid Harry Knowles, Mrs. Thomas Ne- Country Club. ' " Rev. Elmer Francis assisted by Garden Club of America horticul- vin, Mrs, Edward Oleott, Mrs. Rev. Hedley P. Jenkins. A recep- Kevney O'Connor, and Mrs. The bride was given in mar- tural awards were made to Mrs. tion was held in the parish house. Ernest R, Early, for her outstand- Eugene Wheeler. . riage by her father. Mrs. Frank Bil- anin of Morristown was matron of Escorted by Charles B. Collins ing primroses grown front seed Mrs. CM. VandewaUr, 264 Hill- honor and the bride's nieces, of Maplewood, the bride wai given and to Mrs; Frederick Jackson side ft venue in Chatham, will be Misses Kathleen. Kristine and in marriage by her mother. She for her specimen violets .grown hostess to reading group I on Karen Cleraenee «f Short BMs, wore a gown of chantilly lace from seed. ' tmr May 21 at 1:30 p.m. On May 22. were flower girls. ' . fashioned. with off-the shoulder Officers elected for 1957-58 were 9:30—11:00 a.m. at the Summit Lt. George E. Yeager. USN. was neckline, long sleeves and a chapel Mri. C. E. Graham Reeves, record- Library Conference room Mr. best man. Ushers were Lt (j.g.) train. A lace cap of Mary Queen ing' secretary; Mrs. George D. H '. Lawrence Schredr. of Gay nor and ayde R. Bell. USN, LL Rdjra of Scots design held her fingertip Smith, treasurer and Mrs. Jackson, Cor will speak tor the' Holloway, USN. and Ii. Thomas illusion veil and she carried a member-at-large. — group on "Mutual Funds." L. Shanshan, USN. Mrs. 'Donald Hudgin will enter- The bride was graduated from tain the education group at herCentenary College, Hackettstown, ••..WUK'"C«NWI home on 14 Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Lieutenant Patterson was gradu- 'n -W. -Bohmer, Jr., chairman, ated from the United States Naval Get Your Figure Check-Up Now At nvltes all College Club member» Academy, Annapolis, Md and is to hear "Would You like -to stationed at the U. S. Naral Base, Teach Again?" Brooklyn, N. Y. .••- '•-- Mrs. Joseph Schulhoff, College m Club books ale coordinator, an- Leila Ann Rafferfy and nounces the following members of Ensign Carpenter to Wed f«m • k*Ho« her committee: assistant coordin- Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Raf- ator, Mrs. F J. Koerner; ferty of "Laurel Locks," Potte- licity, Mrs. Joseph Gordon; co- town, Pa., have announced Hie en- chairman, Mrs. R, Micone; chil- gagement of (heir daughter, Leila where individual atttntion dren's books, Mrs, Wnj. Srn^h?, Ann, to Ensign William S. Carpen- ratebooks, Miss Adeline Pepper; ter. USNR, son of Dr. and Mrs. i$ given t= Mrs. John Madden; A f uU wedding is planned. that need trimming down. { In crop C«Hv> f»pii«'. blittji MriMi77":^[ HHff. Vk Miss Itafferty"is *ai gradJusBJkf cashier, Mrs. CS/W. Bohmsr, Jr. • the Garrison Forrest School, (Md.) telephoning, Mrs. Wm. P. Min-and will be graduated from Whea- New jhalk posters, Mrs. R. H. Nichols. ton' College, Norton, Mass,, in June. Her fiance is an alumnus Loie inches, fone muiclei, . ftnh, MM #M. 7.H. College Club Boole Sale of Summit High School and Col- gate University. He was graduated ftimulate circulation Flyers ^i* from Officers Candidate School at In preparation for the annual Newport. R. I, this spring r.nd has with the renowned College Club book sale to be held been assigned to the west coast. this falU the book soliciting com- Ensi«n Carpenter's father is a GYRO-METHOD ' mittee has distributed 1,500 flyers. member of the Summit Medical These were prepared for release Group. at a morning coffee on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Robert A. Attend Blair Prom Weekend DeVilblss, 20 Lenox', road. Par- Attending the Blair Academy Spring: Prom -week-end on May Fritz C. Robitschek, Mrs. AUstair 10-12 were Miss Madlyn Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard m E. Ritchie, Mrs. Samuel B. Mc- Farlane, Mr*. Myron W. Krueger, Long, 37 Twombly drive, the guest SLENDERIZING STUDIO Mrs. John R. Blades, Sirs. Frank of H. Mason Fackert, son of Mr, B. Stone, Mrs. Phiilip L. Coddin§- and Mrs. 514 MIHburn Av*«u«, Miltbum ion, Mrs. Tyler F. MacMaster and ford Mrs. Harold HiYoun^j ehairman. f 37 T^ml^ly dpe gue.t of John DR. 6-2262 •'-- Jorgensen of Lake Valhalla; Rich- ard'"TafrrTson>of Mr. anrf Mrs. COR SO 3-5440 Richard P. Taft, 15* Colonial roarf; fVet r*orkii»g In Rear who had as bis guest, Mi«s Marina Sandrin, a student at The Beard Ne Oblieotery Centracr School.

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Ttf. ft. 4-4*32 We specialise in dream desserts With a choice thit tears the Bamberger's Millburn Home Store fceart • .' . . :.. SettI* today ea ttw Angel pte DRexel 6-4141 And eome back for the cherry tarts, . ' : 410 SpringfWd Avenue Open Wed. and Fri. nights till 9 Air Conditioned PLIMINOTON Pllfl COMPANY VMMIH»rON, NIW Open Friday Evening* CLOSED MOVDWS mm* nmt rAcroit-to-rov nn Y.MAY tt. tWT vhere attractive and Miss Schufie Is Brido 1 group of n pTovisiontU^T Many to Attend tempting gifts will be oa sale; nod HmforChb Introduced to the memberjhiB mammy's southern kitchen, where Of Peter H. Scheub Luachepii arraEgem«nU *' Bonnie Brae Bonnie Brae Farm fresh-produce, Mr. ind Mrs. William H. Schube in % under the direction of Mr,. pj? j^ Mimwra h~ave~aio«mceff tfie aid HammeU with Miss Tr Ji Bonnie Brae Farm for Boys at .marriage of their daughter, Iinda v€itf$ " Mrs Clintop V«, Natu '*' A large iwunher Millington on Monday aid Tues- and who are left without proper The double ring ceremony was 'neat of the N6w Jersey State Diefendorf of 99 Whittredge JJ*' day, May » and 21. Mrs. Pie tor care! Bonnie Brae also serves 800 performed on May 1 in Christ Federation of Women's Clubs to was chosen as a senior memb Smit of Summit avenue ii the Sum- camp youngsters in It* camp, op- Church, Short BUI* by Rev. Her- be held at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall the .tern!* court at the Jg mit hosteis. erated on the Bonnie Brae prem- bert H. Cooper. A reception fol- in Atlantic City tomorrow, Satur- celebraUoa at Briarcliff lowed at the boibe of the bride's 71M apecial feature of the ises urider the Supervision, of a day, and Sunday. Those attending on Monday. During her »Z party thia year k"its "South- camp director, and a complete parents. for the weekend will be Mrs. Her- year, Miss Dicfendcrf served u ern Plantation" theme, There will camp staff. The bride was given in mar- bert Strong, club president; Mn. president of Plato, a student Z gsnitation on campus. be the magnolia shop, in a spe- Anfojig those who have reserved riage by her father and attended Richard^, Garton. in-coming pres- cial; constructed white-pillared tables for the Summit Parties by Miss Marion Ernst of Summit. ident; Mrs. Frank D. Newell, first vice president;. Mrs. William are: " ' • Steven Schaub, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ruck, dub special events chair- Mrs, Arthur Wendell, Mrs. Paul Mrs. Schaub is a graduate....of, man and state music chairman; STONEWARE G. Boise, Mrs. Jay Braisted K. Millburn, High School and "Ber- Mrs. David P. Berry, Jr., scrap- Smith, Mrs. Biehard G. Moser, keley Secretarial Sehool. Her hus- book chairman, Mrs. William H. CASSEROLES .Mrs.-.WillumJLJ^vJjpiuJSL bbana d is a~~gradu*tag e d-Begiacag l Smock,- publicity- taairmaos-Mwr Harry M. Psuisen, Mrs. H. Kd- High School and will complete J. Roger Conant, international ward .Ehlers, Jr., Mrs. E. R- Army bask training in Missouri relations chairman, Mrs. Vincent Needles, Mrs. F. R. Brewster, upon the couple's return from a Lanza, corresponding secretary; Centennial •Mrs:-William E, Bleier, Mrs. Uzal trip to Florida..,. "•"., Mrs. Henry D. Strieker, in-coming T. Hayes, Mrs. Marcy P. Stephens, international relations chairman; Mrs. Romeo T, Betts, Mrs. C. E. Mrs. Caxton Brown, Mrs. John M. Mrs. Robert S. McCllntock, in- Party at home S. Bellows, Mrs, Philip N. Trow- Bits. George S. Cbristopoolos coming music chairman, and Miss bridge, Mrs. Otto A. Lemback, Hughlett, Mrs. Elias D. Stults, Mrs. Edson L. Outwin, Mrs. Wil- (Cbetl Virginia Davis, a member of the Ord«f your Viennese Mrs. Hans Sitarz, Miss Marjorie uniojr fortnightly chorus. They I. Crane, Mrs. Joseph T. Scarry, liam Darling, Mrs. Davis S. Cuisine Now ~ Every- Plume, Mrs. Robert B. Knowles, will be accompanied by Mrs. George Martin, seventh district HIIRO; Jttm a tasty Mrs. C. D. Hall, Mrs. Karl Pfister, Mrs. Frederick Fischer Miss Moccia and advisor. Mrs. Arthur Mehring, CockfoN Sandwich to a STRAWBERRY Meyer, Mrs. Leon H. Savage, Mn. treasurer, will attend the Friday • NfW ROUND DCSIGM Contplattty catered CANOES Donald C. McGraw, Miss Kath- Washington Man evening session. •HANDPAINTfO erine P. Bennett, of Summit. Mrs. Strong will serve as art NEW OFFICERS of the Newcomers Club of Summit pictured at S to and business session chairman of a recent board meeting held at the home of the president, Mrs. • CONfEMPORARY w Mrs. Alfred C. Noyes, Mrs. Jo- Wed Sunday PROVINCIAL DECOR Mtxtl 4-0221 9 per doi. the convention. Mrs. Newell an Richard Williams, Jr., 1 Colony drive are (standing) Mrs. W. J. Carr, seph Zeigner, Mrs. Egbert C. Ol- Mrs. Garton will be voting dele vice-president; (seated) left, Mrs. J. N. Jordan, secretary and right, driletoof party bffaU fllltd son, Mrs. Louis DeV. Day, Mrs. At St. Teresa's Church on Sunday, ulth whipped we»tn.. ...jyid. Miss Angela Lucille Moccia, gates,. and. Mrs. Smock and Mrs Mrs. Williams. . straw bur)». Thomas L. Woolhouse, Mrs. W. (JUUea A. Woiln) At the Factory Satesnom daughter of Mrs. Nicholas A. Moc- Barry will act as alternSftes. Mrs MELUE WEISS DRexel 8-0228 W. Staplin, Mrs. William Corbett, Newell will also serve a« a con Mrs. Reginald F. Pearson, Mrs. cia and the late Mr. Moccia, was Clinton Van Natta, Miss Ma>jf CONTEMPORARY married "to George Steve Christo- vention page. Mrs: Ruch will di- |24Toyiof>t. Mlllbum L. L. Salfilberg of Summit, and Mn.W.J. English Wiedenmayer and Mrs. Robert' MELUE WEISS poulos, son of Mrs. Steve George rect the statewide* convention CERAMICS Mrs. Thomas A. Lend of Murray / ••' Christopoulos of Washington, D.C. chorus and, in her capacity Wimer. Oftmii* Washington Scbooi I 24 Taylor St, Millburn •Hill.. •-..;... . ~ " • 32 Watchong Ave., Chathaa and the late Mr. Christopoulos. state music chairman, will present New President of Following the business meeting all awards in that department, Heads School Club Rev. Harrold A. Murray .per- ; Mrs. -Carton will act as accom- Maria Scheele, daughter of Dr. formed' the. ceremony and a recep- Service League oooooooooc and Mrs. Leonard Scheele of Es- tion was held at Blue Shutter Inn, panist for the state chorus. At the annual luncheon of the sex road, has been elected pres- Union.. ' ' " The senior Fortnightly Club has Junior Service League held yes- Want to see the 38 mq$t popular sponsored an award in the form ident of the international relations Given in marriage by her broth- terday at Baltusrol Golf Club, Mrs. of a plaque to the junior dub LENOX DINNERWAKE patterns? club at The Beard School for the er, the bride wore a gown of taf- Woodruff J. Eng/lish, newly- having the largest number ol experience counts.. • ensuing year. , ; feta and chiffon, trimmed with elected president, was presented members, per capita, participat- Drop in; we love to show them alencon lace and seed pearls, the to the league by retiring president, y. '• ' ' ..." ing in the state convention chorus Mrs. Donald H. McLean. Officers 527 mi am skirt featuring a bustle back and Many familiar adages have fallen by the way- court train. A pearl Juliet cap held The Junior Fortnightly Chorus for the 1957-58 year are Mrs. The Melroses > **•• unde'r the direction olf Mrs. Me Henry G. Coit, vice president; (between her fingertip veil and she carried side, but no* tliii simp* one. ._'."T. I;W*..M. ~5:3» P.M. Ciintock, will participate in Con- Miss Jean Reynolds, treasurer; Hondtji tha little UOBM) a prayer book with stepbanotis and an orchid. vention "Talent Night" tomorrow Mrs. Billings Wheeler, recording For 89 yean in Plainfield, Swain's hai been Miss Angela Natale of New Prov- night. This is an annual conjpeti- secretary; arid Mrs, Prieth F. idence, the maid of honor, wore tittn in which Junior ClubT from Benedict, corresponding secretary. headquarters lor styla in pictures an«l mirrors. a white chiffon dress trimmed in the entire state" take part. • The Committee chairman will be RED TAG SALE ; light blue taffeta and carried a chorus will present * program o, Mrs. Henry D. Richardson. Thrift basket of spring flowers. Linda typical South' American music Shop; Mrs. John II. Herrigcl, ad- and will be dressed in authentic All pieces with red tags greatly reduced in ,]Palnjeri.,)?!,Jladispnf,,a...couata;,ol/ missions; Mrs. OgdenD. Gense- w a i h *s art n t oirc the bride, was flower girl. Her costumes. Tfiey will be accom- mer, CorHsignhient Shop; Mrs. celebration of Millburn's Centennial and just dress was M white taffeta with JL panied at the piano by Mrs. Gar- Robert.,, A. Potter, contributionsj 317 W. Front St. Bridge Street firm for fj»* June bride. 4 - light blue sash and she carried a rsr ir J: Mugfotsa or Mrs. Robert H. Beams, provi- Plainiield > , New Hope basket <}f spring flowers. Morris avenue will do a South sionals; Mrs. William R. Vander- ) V,.'S Best man was Fred Colosemo America dance during one of their bilt, placement; Mrs. Edward C. •*t- TELFERSTUDIOS -INTERIORS of Madison. Michael Palladino of numbers. Members of the Junior HaUocjc; ..house; Mrs, Wilmer H. Craned 34 Morris avenue, ushered; Fortnightly chorus who will take Krugsford, publications; Mrs. John Mrs. Christopoulos is a grad- part in this competition are Mrs M,>Blackmar, projects; Mrs. Gil- ate of summit High School. Her ~ • ' shea^^cluh^jiwsic. .chafe ner--Twombly,-~ educations-Mr*- shoes for babios husband graduated from St. Paul's man, Miss Davis, Mrs. Thomas Rodney D. Hall Jr., nominatinR and Mrs. John V. Faraci, public High School and attended photog- G. Andrian, Mrs. William Cor- relations. - raphy school in Washington. He bitt, Mrs. John G. DUger, Mrs, Invitations is with the U. S. Marines, sta- William Meyer, Mrs. Johw F provisional memtjcrs who were tioned at Camp Lejeune, N. C. Schwanhaussef and Mrs, Paul F made members of thfrtoague and ro complete the pefleH wedding Mallon. who were, introduced to the mem- Seleet -your-iiwiUUoriSf -an** where the couple will make their Beautifully mode ... canfvlly Try This nouncemenfs, t reception and at home. j "* scrapbook and pressbook will be r Mrs. R. T. Cochran, Mrs. crafted . . . f©r boby'i Tomato Surprise I home-cards. See these beauti- Rhode Island, the smallest state entered in competition in their Heiprrian Kurz, Miss Sally Anr fully styled engraved or therm* in the Union, has the longest legal respective state departments; Marsh? Mrs. Richard 8. Martin. Jirtt itepi. Scoop out Inside* of a plump graphed, samples in tasteful name; "The State of Rhode Island On Wednesday evening, May 22 Mrs.jGordon Proctor, Mrs. Robert tomato. Then sprinkle tht in- types. , thin layer of Sterling Salt. and Providence Plantations." at 7:30, the Junior Fortnightly Rader, Miss Phyllis Travis, Mrs. Club will hold its annual spring Invert tomato shell and drain. Salt drawc At the same time choose your banquet at the Washington House out tb» exMw* asobtun, leave* ahcll firm new personal stationery and fill with

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ZEIGNER'S EASTERN FUEL CO. -.v< i Furniturc-tBedriinK—Lcei Carpet*— 233MOADST. SUMMIT CR. 3-0004 PerttHtldimlhntfJihnMtDtmufk Interior Decorators—Upholstering—Cabinet M»klnK , N.J. New Evening Woart: Open Wed., Than, and Frl. 'tU I p.m. Ctt*1*t«W Mflf 4M • 72 SPWNOHIU) AVINUf CR. 3.3400 SUMMIT, N. J. PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE *. i • 'fashion Stmw THUtSOAY,MM 14 ItiT tWihowiriMri.N.J.w, Joanne Carrullo lity of Delaware and will joia fl* End* Season MM. stanky H. Daoowitt », faculty of the New Provkknc* Short Hiilt, Mrs. T. G. DavU And Gordon Beach elementary school this falL ForYWG'oup Mrs. Robert Everett/Mrs. Rich- Mr. Ness is also attendinf thp ard Carton, Mr*. Wiiam Johnson. University of Delaware and is • ^, chairman X.1* KwI JP«»i. Mrs. Frank Are Married member of Alpha Tail Omega r of the »«*»'• fiaal K«tfeekl«t)5ch Pfeifer, Unmans Sitait, Mrs. Tbe marriage of Miss Joanne fraternity. * ' " Camdlo and Gordon Beach took program althe YWCA, i«'prt- Henry Stricter, Mrs. P. C. Tator, all of Summit. Place on May 5 at St. Teresa's HtosPenn State Award senting • program of spring and Ctairth, JRev. John A, Kelly offici- Graeme M. Cowen of Sumnut, is Kimmer fashioiw by Phyllis King, A cordial invitation is issued to ating. The bride is the daughter among eight gymnasts who rectot- TutU h«U by Lyndel, on TVeôis; any^srho would like to «ome to of Mrs. Joseph J, Carrullo and !y won freshman numeral awaltis djy. May 22, at 10:30 a.m. in the U» Kaffeeklatsch meetings. Baby the late Mr. Carrullo. A recep- at Penn State in mi. - juditorium of the YWCA. Mrs., >«tbng tad rhythm and dance tion was held at the home of the King and her assistants will have groups are available at the YWCA bridegroom's parents, Mr. and is models for the style show lum- during the Kaffeeklatsch meet- Mrs. Ear) Beach of Morristown. bers of the Kaffeklatsch giûp to ings at a nominal charge for the Escorted by her brother, the convenience of those mothers who bride wor* a ballerina length portray the West trends, in fash- wish to bring their preschool chil- ion and. fabric for all/occasions. dren with them. The commentary wijUbe given by Mrs. Graham Netbury. Kaffee- klatsch programs will resume in Miu Francisco to TT, Vly Octoberr New Providence Man Assisting 'Mrs. Findley in the Mrs. H. €, Francisco of Bloom field has announceU the engage- .( *u .• r -i •*, Robert- Everett, »rt publicity; |"enl o*"Her daughter, Betty to Mrs. Mario Buonapane, floral de- Howard L. Mueller of Springfield »venu«, New Providence son of 0f at the VWi Mri. C. F., Crone- AnneWaterson berger, of Berkeley Height^ tie- Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. MueUer of Future Teacher West Point Pleasant. tets; and Mrs. Norman Fair and Is Fiancee of Mrs. Robert Williges, co-ordina- H>e bride-elect is employed by Is Engaged to ton. Mrs. Frank G. Van Sant v-Jf.J|ghfJj|J5K-Berkeley Heights. _ MM. litt)d stensoit Burlew New York Man Mr. Mueller an alumnus of Stev- • (Jo Jan) Delaware Man has, kindly consented to provide ens Academy of Arts, is with the Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Watersoh «usic for the program, W. J. Bell Telephone Co,, Murray of Troy Court, New England ave- Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Everett * Among the members of Kaffee- Hill. • r Janice Vignali Springfield Girl nue, have announced the engage- Knoff of 34 Pine Grove avenue, ment of their daughter, Mks Anne announce the engagement of their Becomes Bride Elizabeth Waterson, to Donald E. daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Per- Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-cival Ernest Ness, Jr.. son of Mr. d Of Mr. Burlew William Ma honey | ward Gordon of Now York. and Mrs.'Percival Ernest Ness of St. %ewtms Chore* was the' Seaford, Del. CM ( 'Deucfiler Miss Janice Patricia Vignali, scene on Saturday of the marriage . Tlie prospective bride is a grad- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William of Mis* Viviafl Asm .Rsêr, d*u«h-; uate of, Kent Place School and Miss Knoff is a senior >n the Vignali of 72 Marion avenue, New ter of Mr. . acd. 3lrs* ,"H»aaas ' Swarthmore College. She, received School of Education at the Univer- her master's degree from Radcliff' Providence, was married on Suh- Fbher ol Spn2gfi«ld. and WiJUiam ! IGUIL ficwnn L\.»ahoney. saa ef Mr. and Mrs,! ollege arid is employed by the d|y to Lloyd Stenson Burlew, son William B. Naaoar) of -m Morris ; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New FOR FITTING of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burlew avenue. Rev. Harroid A. Murray!, York, Her fiance, a graduate of MKIMWCILAI of Parsippany. Rev. John Mee per- officiated it the ttrtmooy *ad at hillips - Exeter Academy, re- FOR WEAR t»f 1 formed the ceremony at Our Lady reception was held at Canary Cot- j ceived his B.A. and M.A. degrees* tage. ••••/•' •_.•',.-. j from Harvard University and will CHILDREN'S ' of Peace Church, New Providence. Mrs. Gwdon Beach return tliereto complete work Given in marriage by her Given in manriase by foer father, t / fc«£>*# b the bride wore *a- duictilly lace father, the bride wore a gown of gown embroidered la sequins and gown of chantilly lace over satin. theU S. Navy. Jumping Jack Sr. cawnuu. urnMM - ir^W 9nQP Mvnw A seed pearl crown held her fin- (Ne«i t*t) -chantilly lace and tulle with seed pearisi , fas&Jooed *xth a *a- Expert Shoe Repair (ASf OtANOI, N gertip veil and she carried a Named Honor Student . J. chapel train. She carriedâ prayer- brina neckline aad a chapel train. prayerb-ook with an orchid. COUNTONE SHOE SHOP MtOMI book with an orchid. ''~ Her bouquet was df mses and Miss Florence Staplin, daughter "Oft«M liiy-of-the-valley witlt aa *rchid. Mrs. F.ayrnond Jannclli of Park >f Mr. »nd Mrs. William W. Stap. 245 Morrl* Awnit Miss Pearl Mae Gregory, of ASKTOil HI MTSICMi Ann 011 SIIVICI Mrs. Jay Dnng of xvenue was her sister's matron in»of 15 Llewellyn road, was cited Springfitld New Providence was maid of of honor and bridesmaids were for having maintained high scho- N. Y.» was her sister's matron,of DRexd 6-2682 honor. The bridesmaids included honor. She wore a cocktail length Miss Claire Brooke of Chatham lastic averages in the upper 10 Miss Virginia Bernado of New gown'of aqua Eaileta aad carried and Miss Marie Gargiulo of Broad per cent of her class at Carleton free Parking In the Rear .'Providence, a cousin of the bridet attendants wore chif- a basket .of* spn^; fiwers. Mrs. j !ollege; Northfield, Minn, Miss Storm Htmm tm.m. • 9 pjn. I^liss Sandra Burlew, the bride- Richard Beyerl of Gaorood; Miss of mint green, orchid taplin is a freshman. groom's sister; and Miss Phil- Christine Stefasi of Chatham and and yellow. They carried old fash- Q\y Beautiful Colors omena Dasti of 24 Lewis avenue. ion bouquets. Nancy BataiEe of Spring- ~h$ "•' The attendants wore taffeta gowns field were bridal atteadants. Iheir Anthony Preiioii of Morris- town was besjt man. Mr. Jannelli d in jcolors of pink, blue, yellow and grr.vns were of pink taffeta and Custom Quality mint green and carried carnation and William Tanski of Morristown, they carried baskets of spring ushered. bouquets in harmonizing colors. flowers.' The bride"* mere. i Toyr Things Are Mrs. Beach is a Summit High Low Price • Francis Marion of Cedar Knolls Pamela Driag eras flower was best man. Ushers were Pa- School alumna. Her husband at* She wore a .full length aqua taf- tended Morristown High School ill' an all wool trick:A_rping of New Yorjk,....a cousin feta gown. . • ,.„;:_„ ; ,. . .' ' \ i .-•-•-- ...... •_ of the bride; Gai-y Burlew of.Free- and is associated with Giordano Exclusively Ours Corpetinf: ' Frank Milsoney '•mi'is best man Bros., Inc. in Morristown. hold and Arthur Burlew of Cedaf for his brother. Fdsers were' Mr. ) OUR CUSTOMERS SAY! '-Kn'otls, brother of the bridegroom. Beyer!. Anthony Cerckllo of Iin- Miss Ackerman to Be Wed Mrs. Burlew is a graduate of croft..and Wajce Wusgard of Cran- ford. To Miltard taylor in Fall (••onie in and see our "differ Summit High School and is with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ackerman Allstate Insurance Co., Murray p'nt*' type of merchandise. of Mountain avenue announce the 11 Hill. Her husband, a Morristown Jonathan Da>t«>n Reg.ana! High Not many duplicate sty If k • ' s. 4* N0LTE CO. School and is employed writh C engagement of their daughter, High School alumnus, is with Miss Barbara"AcTSSfmanV"tor MiF and at prices lower than you R. Bartf. Inc. Her ggrad- Mlchas Bros, in Cedar Knolls. lard R. Taylor, Jr., son of Mr. might think. B t UNION PLAZA .;•• SUMMIT;.N.J.' After a trjp to Florida, the couple uated from Summit Iligti School and Mrs. Taylor of Kent Place : will reside in New Providence. ami the New York Schotl of In- Member Americaa lastitaU) cf Pecbrafera : . boule%*trd: An- October wedding ' SH'^'oce," lie" "is "ebaplswpd' "by 'N.™ T~ is planned. i State Departmest "*tSl Defense. After a trip to Fi>rida. Gie couple Miss Ackerman, a graduate of €©*<* iliSiiC Greenbriar Colleg#, LeWisburgi Berkeley SecretariaJ RUTH ll Kent Place Drama Group School, is em ployed by Bell Tele- To Present New Comedy phone Laboratories in Murray The Children's Shop Hill. Mr, Taj-lor was graduated The Kent Place School junior from Juniata College atid 32* SPRIN&FIELD AVE. * dramatics dab will present to- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOES two years overseas with the armed : : morrow -eFeaisg a play forces. 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OF rht Stauffer FINEST I>ECORAT\\/E FAbmcs System OVeW^SOO PATTERNS A#d€oLORS \ 244 WORLD-WIDE SALONS BolTS AWW BOLTS #F MBAiffiFoL Original and Largest > yoo *AN aoy Slenderizing Sy»ttm of »MOI WITH IMI •lAwnrvi VII FOR The VRICE oFA "/•'•:' JtiTypt. •' " Ftton* CR«tfvkiw l*0f00 SON. 9:oo SUMMIT SHOE SHOP 414 SftlH^ffttD AVt. SUMMIT, N. J. Connecticut frtshments with Mn. Eobisoo Newcomers Phn Franklin PTA (lark, Mrs. Richard E. Oat, Mn. fna fey Hit. WflUwn To H4vo Dinner r Meetinfl Joseph Hajoppi, Mn. Marshall «f Mteriatwn and by Mn. William Luncheon and T1»e Connecticut C Show io Feature Rothen, Mn. N*M0« TerzMolo, Mrs. Yowy, tod, alto of Morrifltown. nae Club of Centra! George W. Thompson, and Mn. E. Couples Bridge wUl hold iu -annual .New Designer C. Williamson as their committee. lilt Newcomers Club Paradise in« on Wednesday, "Around-the-clock" fashions will Tickets are in charge of Mrs. Bad! will.be teld tomorrow eve- Final arrangements have been lagton House in Watch made for tbe Neweomlrs' Club te shown by the Bercie Shop of Jerome Cuppia awl Mn. John •lag at Canoe Brook Country Hub. Miss Agns B. Leahv, tunebeou to be held at Millburn Beeriisaod read at the fashion F»ron with Mrs. George Himadi Bad Laird and hu orchestra will of-the alumnae assoc Inn, Tuesday, May 21, at 12:30 thorn tai bridge sponsored by theand Mrs. Jahn Harrison astistaing. slay for dancing from 9 ptn. to be the guest speaker. A Franklin School PTA on' Tuesday Mrs. Edward Powell *U chairman B.m. Mrs,-F. A. Meyer, If.SUver 1 a.m- Authentic HawaiiaB dances ness Meeting wiu pretHlp at 1:15 p.m. in the school cafe- of prizes with Mrs. F. S, Veith and by Phil and Ramona of the El Lake drive, will be chairman of ^ Ima. Luun Estevei, new Cuban Mrs G. Kayser; Mrs/DeWitt Liv- Dorado studios will carry out thethe day. Decorations cbairmaa ""lde«ftSr.*"ha has/already won, the ingstone and Mrs. Robert Ralston Uland theme set by the decor. will be Mrs. R. W. Lettieri, as- are in charge of table prUea. sisted by Mn. R. C. Lewis and lap fashion awards, will be fea- Mr*. Joe P. Moore and Mrs. 0. Daughter to Schecterj • tuned .jit well as clothes by Bonnie M. Randel are co-chairmen of theMr*. E. J. Carison. Serving as Cailiin and Donald Brooks who de- Daughter to Gelmines dance with Mrs. G. H. Robertson, boutenniere chairman will be Mrs. A daughter, Stecie Sin- Wi4sK, signs clothes in custom sizes and D. W. Thornberg assisted by Mrs.on April 24 ttf Sir. aiii M ,T Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Gel- Mn. Brooks Prince, Mrs. Wpam u*e* unusual materials and pat C. Johnson, Mrs. J. R. Cbamplin, D. A. Conrad and Mrs. N. L. Lane/ Schecter of West (ivn,wt »r v mine of 37 Ruthven place announce terns. , . • Mn- William Smythe and MrsReservation. s chairman is Mrs! Schecter is the former ifo d^ the arrival of a daughter, Cindy, Us Bildner, daughttr of ;'" lire, Ansel Caine and Mrs. Ed Henry Strieker, assisting. James Bryan (CR. 7-0165). Mr ward Powell, the chairmen of theat the University Hospital in Speaker for the luncheon will Mrs. Joseph BUdner of 5t at Philadelphia on May 1. Mrs. Gel- thoroe place. benefit, have announced their Italian-American Women be Miss Mary Gordon of TWA Air- tttsimiUees: Mrs. John Hogan is mine is the former Barbara Dean lines who will gi»e a demonstra- i w charge of the fashion khow with of Middle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. To Sponsor Dance tion on how to pack a wardrobe be chairmen for this sessi/m ^ * Mm. Thonias Cleary, Mr*. Wil(•elmin- e are living in Philadelphia for traveling by air. ing on their committee \ \\ j «' until* Mr. (ielmine graduates from A spring dance* sponsored by the SI )e liam Cranstoun, Mrs. E. R. ItaBaHi-Ameriean Women's Aux- Tbe Newcomen' Club will hold and Mrs. K. R. Bcbson, Mr -fh- iHmader, Mrs. K. L. Talbot, Mrs. the Philadelphia College "of Phar- its secondHBMmtoly Coupks Bridge macy and Sciences in June when iliary will be held on"Saturday at W. A. Taj lor Mrs. L. E. Luce, S p.m. at 1*6 Morris avenue. meeting on Friday, May 24, at 8 W. E Drake. U,H,va£ *sd Mrs. P. Wood as models. Also the couple plans to return to p.m. in the recreation room of the may be made by Newcomer mem . Summit. " Ticket* include ' buffet supper. «a her committee are Mrs. Don-; Contact Mrs. T. M. Manner (CR YWCA. Dessert will be served bers on or before Monda' sir-' «ld-{'4in, Mrs, -John Mindnich.j 3-5191) or Mrs. Clement Facchinei preceding the bridge. »), by calling Mrs. K.' W, Thorni Mrs. J. F. Towey, and Mrs!;.P, ll) The tiger beefle of the tropics ex- (ME 5-9026). Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Thorpe will at C«. S7389; "* Megan.' - - i udes the fr«gance of attar of roses. Mrs. Richard Mixer and Mrs.Thi! s attracts bees, which the> T^T Break* Prime will handle the rei then devours. ~^-J

i FASHIONS FOE FUN — Student models at K*)t clothing. Above, seated, are Mary Jane Stiles -,.— I'iaee School show new sports and fun clothes at of Summit and Debbie Tegnell of Short HilU while ••the annual alumnae fashion show held last week for standing we Heidi Sterna and Bobbie Reid, both of •the benefit of the scholarship fund. Mow than 800 Summit; Mary Lester erf Short Hills and Molly Hard guests atteodetf the event to view spring and sum-ing of Summit. (FranUen photo) COUNTRY CiUl EAST MADISON AViNUE KORHAM fARK, N. J. Mrs. Fred Greenley, president of Country €lub. Mn. George D. - "Tht Swim Ctob In Bit Coiintry" 1 PERSONALS the board of trustees; Ml#s Mary Smith of Springfield avenue will [ Delegates from.the YWCA will Emma Farratr, executive direc- entertain at dinner this evening SECLUDED—S«» bock ij milt froffl rood. He cea^tttitR. . !. ' i leave" tomorrow for a three-day tor; .Mrs. Robert Browns, Mrs; in honor of the couple. They were John Ruffin, Mn. Leslie Guest, COOL—Spoelous lawns, obswiont shoot trets. J eastern regional.conference of the feted recently at * cocktail party all of Suntmit and. Mrs. F, Fair- given by Mr, and Mrs.. H&nrjr.Q.,. w CHILDREN'S DAY CAMP—Six days weeUyliw* 1i*lli 5:00 Ml. fKalionalYWCA tpbe Helffirtne bairn and Mrs. Harry H. Damp- Pattison in New York. I Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City. man, of New Providence. * SOCIAtiwItlEtiItlEMM nOGUMLnOG 'Friday through Sunday. Repre- Rosteis at luncheon yesterday * ORCHESTRA ond CNTEltTAINMENT. for Miss Smith was Mrs. Frederick senUng the localJCWCA will be Recent guests at the Hotel Con- * BOXING and lASKETiALl. K. Truslow of Hillcrest avenue. * TENNIS COURTS tinental Hilton in Mexico City were Other luncheon hostesses will be Mr. and Mn. W. E. Waoitall of Mrs. George Bachman of Short * FINEST FOOD OBTAINABLt 66 Blackburn place and their FliUs with Mrs. John Churchill of ^ Open lor daughter, Miss Barbara Wsmtall. Morristown, today; Mrs. Enoch SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS R. -Needles of Sunset drive with DAILY from 10:00 A. M. Members of the new cornmittee Mrs. 11. James Toffey Jr. on Fri- FRonKer 7-4300 for the Winter Group ^ha were day at Morris County Golf Club; guests of the out-going committee and Mrs. John H. Emery of Wood- at cocktails on Sunday at the home land avenue at the Hotel Suburban liliiPfiHIiSiSli'iBiimiPplira^'"''''''. jjT^ J)Z!f -ill' -*"-*• - r_IJiMx^.-A)' - IT•"'W'l I!- ••'•' of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crone, 46 Colt road, were Mr. and Mrs. Irv- ing J. Angell, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Gundlach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Skinnett; Jr. and Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Buchanan.

Miss Sarah Cadoo was hostess last Saturday at a tea held at her warm wonderful home, 14 Euclid avenue, in ltonor smile' personality of Miss Emily Quig, retirixiE prin cipal of Lincoln School Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. a color Roberts v.S. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eddy, as well as • FORMTCA TOPS* COLOR APPLIANCES portrait members of the Summit school system. • WOOD AND METAL CAIINETS Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Eddy Call For f^EgtiimUe -—Father1!Day Special poured. •'"" -- ... Framedj|||#5(j ;Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hinntr or TMhT M in oils apolsr^cuig, on Satur- day. They made a business tour of the state universities of Min- Appointments Now nesota, Iowa and Wisconsin. STUDIO OF} EASTERN FUB. CO. The marriage of Miss Ann Car- ter Smith, daughter of "Mr. and Ill MtOAB ST. SUMMIT CR. 3-0004 Jules A, Wolin Mrs. Samuel A. Smith, Jr. of Ho- (Strand Theatre Wit) Nev tveadstg Bmm: Open We4., Tfcws as* Frt 'ttl I ».s». bart avenue to Robert; J[ickiier 447 Springfield Avt. Bowles,~son-pt Dr.JUMLM rs. Ray SPACE AVAILABLE M. Bowles pf Garden City,'L. 1, _. Air-ConditionedCJC-J^HJ— will take place Saturday at Cal- vary Church, A rehearsal dinner will be given by Dr. and Mrs. EXCITING ft»wles on Friday at Canoe Brook Permanent Waves . . ; j || The way you like SALES - SERVICE — PARTS natural JooUng from wie first

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Before join Squirts announced that «n inten- gives us that, extra ^margin of RResidene t I© New Port ing Adamai, he Was a manage, sive and concentrated campaign Two CoMdffto, Drivers I eted. Police dfin»t disclose the New Overtook safety necessary for any possible Early DeodUno Required .reason for jhe •umnoiti: Adamai Carbide Corporation of ment consultant with Arthur Youn^ Is contemplated, with a final re- emergency case." & Company, New York. Mr. Wade ."-or Memorial Day Issue Given Three Tickers Kenilworth, announced this week port meeting scheduled for noon Mr, Meyer explained that ac- the appointment of Charles J. was also chief accountant of the Wirig Wont Add on Wednesday, May 22, at the cepted national safety standards Because of the Memorial Day Three traffic tickets were dis- Wade a* controller. Caldwell Wright Division of Cur- Suburban Hotel. for non-profit, general hospitals, holiday on Thursday, May 3», tributed between two drivers last QUALIFIED • PROMPT the Summit Herald of that week A certified public accountant, t«s Wright Corp. He is active in Overcrowding Stretafrd such as, Overlook, call for a max- week following an acfclent on Mor- COURTEOUS js . ^ Mr. Wade is a graduate of Rutgers Scouting and other civic associa To Traffic Woes imum of 80 per cent average oc- will be published one day ris avenue near Maple street when The fact that Overlook Hospital earlier, on Wednesday. May 29. - University where he received his tions. Questions about the physical is overcrowded was broughthocne cupancy. , one of the motorists missed the This means that earlier dead- brake pedal and failed to stop in" problems of a greater Overlook dramatically by Hugo B. [Meyer, Uses most be adopted. The dead Television Service Hospital were answered for menu general chairman, to nwnibers-of Heights Man Leo>es for line for: editorial, display and -time. ------: Quality hOurMtttto ben of the business and profes- the committee. .-— -•"" •••••••••••••••••,aBBHVaaHBH classified advertising win be Police said that a c*r driven by i Radios A Record Players sional committee for the fund-rais- "I have just received the most Lecture Tour in Japan" 5 p.m. Monday, May tt. Photo- V. A. Traub, Jr, of U Oak ftjd«e ; ing campaign atjneeting of work- convincing news showing the need Berkeley Heights — Alfred B. graphs must be submitted no avenue crashed into the rear of ers on that committee held last for the complete success of nessmen. . _„ Pointing out that the present investment of some $4 million prev- *•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« ents a relocation of the hospital, Robert E. Heinlein, hospital director and a trustee, explained how plans will overcome problems of traffic and parking in the hospital area. ,. To Make Main Entnmee "First, we will relocate the main entrance to the top of the Wil off Beauvoir Avenue," Mr. Heinlein said. "In this war we win take Come Jn for our traffic off Morris Avenue. We have * - •. - purchased 80,000 square feet of vacant property in back of the nice flat-grown torses' bom* and down to Sylvan Road. The road is a "paper street." Our tentative plans call for ap- proval of the Planning Board to make this as additional street en- FLOWER PLANTS trance to Overlook. Either ilxJe will ba developed Into parking Agercrtum to Zinnlot, 66 varieties areaa. From 75c dox.f $2.60 flcrt* "Our long range plans also call for development of parking areas dw V»gtfaW« PkmH next to the hospital along Upper Overlook Road, where we already 15 Kinds, 65c dox., $2.35 flat own properties. When completed, these properties will provide another 22,000 square feet of narking space." Mr. Heinlein pointed out that the City of Summit has plans for the widening of Mountain Avenue di- EVERGREENS - Freshly dug, rectly in front of the hospital, to ease the heavy traffic load on Mor- ris. It is expected that widening fcafltd and of the road will take place this coming summer. Will Curtail Traffic These planned improvements, FLOWERING SHRUBS-AII pot- Mr. Heinlein said, will curtail hospital traffic over congested Morris •Avenue'. He added, that the hos- # Shop Every Xight till^9 pital administration already has discussed the problems of Morris =: - Hert ttrt lust mj«» tf tfce*frbtio«svteW> «•* • Avenue with the authorities. Sol- fltlvtl l1 11 utions, however, are complicated - ! Lw ! •* *?••• ft? «•"•«•". In t*r serf-se^lce PERENNIAL PLANTS-Om 335 by the/fact tint It is maintained *«•*• « '•.'<•«** wMfc terrific mrlifi! SN» MW by both county and state funds and alterations must be approved by kinds in pots, large plants to both bodies. bloom this year. ' The meeting was presided over by John McElgunh, co-chairman of the business and professional committee? Serving with him arc chairman Jack S; Squires and co- chairman William Cbhover. I Speaking for the committed, Mr.

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'!• r ''"U '' ' -, p«fft It THI SUMMIT HtKALS. THUHSPAr. IÂY 1ft, Summit, Ktw Antr. «n Û# 3>«t- .. OF «wonT r \atitu tft cosw*tTons kj of Hit followtn* 1837 M. 10M AJ«. («Utan>, PuttXbt J»widi Communiry wOMovom or NEW PROVIDES ce material* • r D. A. WMMCV t« HERJ5BY CIIVW. that CL'Tbom|i«Ki..Jlr., CUBMr Sc*Jed ProfXM*b will b» recrH*d o> Approilmale Quaatilin til* fourth int«n»« 1. IWi It U U3(l«*W»aa ildetlQf wd determining by TIXC May 2. 9, :«. ». K» Clfti im Ai *h* Borough erf S««r Providence In the Oil **~ aubacttbar. Tk* Summit Ttuat Oom- whether an tgraciocat io coutoUda(« County a! Uwou, Suit of New Jer.ev. 2: (WO tt*ttiMM> A»ph»!: ta be furalabed, arc RMidtut Named Mmnkwr The Jewish Communit}- Cent . *•,'•&• BoroutiJi Clw*'» OUice. ™ d F Oh whicli c&u !)•• Iui£raft&c4l* or «B4 Causes of ind 'taKamttnt of Or Uacod ifalfb.- th« iild* b*nlt.*nd Tha NitloniJ Staw ">I«jL SprtaglUld A*wiu«. lu Ui» un&asr atsUrun«t la tasaprev or&ftaBC*. ta U» Cowttj of * laatd. *tli tx »uatud and *utrt Bank of SlUabMh: tht nsiUn olftc* Of Reunion Conunittst of Summit will hold its 3«th li.OOO. |r»de» All urn " Kew etb. State of Ke«^Tt«anv under jEober Gr«en of 53 Lenox road, niversarV celebration on saturd"r' -"• -y op*B*M«J rwd for Uu lux. StOUr May a:, '2MT, at t o'eJoek bat* Division, on Friday. May 31 the charter of th* latter, pur»u*«»t with a dance and entertainment far road ' tlMt UQM at 10 A.MC. . :• " ' :S> the provttiftoa of the I««t of tht"fits' been niined to a committee a j * May 3. », IS. 23 Clrcetort of tht two l>»u>u. proTld- 1932, e.:-, r.-'< be »ctÊ»t««t -tar ( lr» for the consolidation,- u en tile TRAVELING TO wrL'tes order of its 1. rntsr KATIONAI, BANK AND at the nudn offlw of the back and The dinner will be held at'the t nter. ' 3- aS*ot,racaI »orlt. •' - TtliT COMtPANV Or bUMMII mr? br tiuptcttxl during bustnets WACHINQTON.D.C.7 *&eicn«l is V.-> "a»s4ei a**? *ui>nu: mora. UMA Krtic* »f SpccUl Msetla* of hrr-a The stock transfer boo<^» will. Maplewood Country Club on Satur- c*e «4 lor IIV tmte OUrMon of work suwkholden by order of th» directors, b» cloeed Settle your arrangements pp day, Slay 25, Reservations may by phone. Paater. Surer. k of rhs for tiui < touiidscj. inn bUbl«n may NOTICE IS HBKEBV GIVEN th»t, i' .'«* ' &• furcl? ef wee*. It to made, •pacUJ meatitttr of tbe *loolthoia*r* of fr iu»laea* day after the meeting from Newark after 6 p in o the Bwoufte "«? *&• The First N*iional Bank itnd TTUX r:' • 'v »toelcUol(l»ra or any adjourn- Stevcns/9 Lakcvicw avenue, Short —only 55t. Phis tax. oasrh e-? Sew P not *• Coirt>*r; v of Summit wilt be held at r • . •hereof. «c««ptiAO« of cut ltt Sii'lclag bciusf. 1 Uapla>'8fr«B'.,<. *TR8T NATIONAL BANK AND Hills. u la ri;u«», ' " AM forms m»r bêr'aiiied'tram t&f' t 'oafca Clerk. ' BUY YOUR NEW FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE HERE .. .AND Fich .tidier will a&raatp*iii S*» i n:h a ceruftn* rfacek * t» t?lt orde- oC.'t-tw s q Urn i1i—r upon 49 of Ui« m^m of RECEIVE YOUR WEST BEND ELECTRIC FRYPAN FREE! Prortdiroce, in the »«3J « btddar upon frturi cf bid. 'not ta e*ce«l TreBfir d !tatt in. .food IIW.OC-^-OOI Daiiv* or »*: tta J0 l Psr» Hundred Od T'n« Bofwii awe rljrht »3 r»j8e-» an? or «U bid*. to By ttrectiavof ti># Ba C if. ,U>» Bororfjti. of -* THOMAS C \fir J3 of EASTERN FUEL CO. I >OTIIE TO • MIH1OM* >33 BROAD STHEET FREE PARKING s«««MMUd. If | EaTATE Ot KATBAKWE VOGE-. af tin OfEN EVENINGS CR. 3-Q004 PuraUknt to ::i» otdie of CHARLflC t OTTO, JR . Surro$a:» of rhi mar r»fi«* lo funMah plan* flM t>f Union, mtete on ;tj« tLtxce n£ April, A. D., 133T (ipoa il« lion- of the unti«ra;trc«J. as 1 E*-:i must lie"aactoaail-tn or thf &t>te 6r'«»3(J"iie!»5ii*«:' p lrvr*eil irttii tilt | I* hereby .giTtn to tb» eredtuca o£ -»— .j «* 1 Be peojac?- *Omi«roo«l Fark *i under oathitr »r!U-niasS»a,t!Mar elabs* j Cousn!.. Kt* !rtecea«»> V » earned check «qual to forftrrr b»rr-«l from pr-»»run=# or > > JHS1 eewt of tfe» ful? Mnoam rrrnvfiinj the came ajalcsc t&« si a94 as*a* pwfthl* to tbt scrlbfr. " . i e5 SMr'Prtranoca a* a fro- Cttrataa Jirs of Kmtt * H»n<« AM.y«. or »*i 6SS» acd to »*Bi-o»»Al la it READ THIS STARTLING FACT Summit. N J. .'" .. ;''J-a-lgat>tii!ia'M>e«: aawraa/ta interest.. • Mir i. «. is, u " *;« 1 THOUAS C MOfiSOV. S-*»-f7 "' ' 'Bsroujh C!rrk. NOTICE to KSTATF Or JA.*fX B.IZAJMCr8 BBADT nnrarms Oeceued . ' j «ST*T» or xnx v. KUCSON, t of CBASLZB. :i } 5 out of10 s.iiaêr cars •fur.siiaii! *-.\ *ti». nrdec oC.CHUUPtlES, *. OTTO. JH .'• f of the- County this UIEST A OTTO. JR »u,riasKe of :a* C3fai*t tb» eigliteentli d»7 •j '._ i) of April." A, D-. 1351' up«» tbe *P3£lca- TJtat th U ! ricin, of t.ii* ufrierainett. m. E&enoarti 1 of the mix*.of thM Heejrii'd ntftev a«s«1. nstlct wear a Pontiac price tag u hrrehy given to '-h» creir » auiiearlbar under pv.ft or affl.-macian' tbîr eialm* oath oc tb«lr c:*lm» and demsnili »

'••'\-.- The so-called "low-price" numbers - just aren't in it—Pontiac gives you up to ^% S.9% mow solid ear par dollar! And your Gigantic Centennial :•:;.:.„•£ •__ V-' Pontiac dealer can prove it —with officml < - sp^ciikations. Check them yourself. Start ing^ • with Pontiae's rugged X-membiir from« and continuing through every inch of the car. ...-••-;,....•. .. » you'll discover engineering advances ibnd Celebration — ftdvatitages the smaller ctjrs hnven'1-.-even i_ „__„ V thought of. Then; put the facts and figures • I'' . — to a itsf—'^tth/yeu behind the wheel. Feel 4 II

rugged heft... the way it holds ihe road'.".. ••'*:;•. .".•'• - , , f the absence of 'htiurice .ind sliake. More '. ••|1,V, important, you'll"TTisaiver [liat^Irus big heavyweight (handles like n dream in BARGAINS GALORE tratftc-or on the o|ien• road. iwcause only Pontiac offers you Preei*ionrToueh Controls for •.almost,1, effort less' steeriifp'ahd braking. No doubt about it- here's driving that puts. 'X the smaller cars in the-shade! 4k"rf4

-,-.•*?"_— NO SMALLER CAR EVEN i^;_. '.'i APPROACHES PONTIAC'S p WHILE TRKY You can't ride onôverhang—bul yon "iviif . __. ..._^5:iz^^ My Fair L«dY hlb!Pji'jrb Inchti mora length between thp wliecls Happy wherf it. counts: Frtyn bump-8fnootKing- lil Ab-r i'"XI If you buy a new comfort ta interior strptcb-nut fOoni. thists Cinrfertlki real man-sfeo higne*! Add '• tjr> - "t-liit*- extra ..,.,. ..f- Icnclh Pontiaci's exclusive Uvtl-lln* Rii« S.tl nnn you have a car that imkes tho smaller- /".I. ORANGE robs hrcm iikp*toys! • Ar6uiwi t*t My Sqwert 5**-y*J V.-- NOTHING ON WHEELS PERFORMS Utttr L«ni« V«l II .. .. before MAY 18th ~ LIKE A PONTIAC ..'. . THE. *-."•••'- , ;' j SMALLER CARS DON'T EVEK Uvt k Hit tkkm • N4t C«lt - ... • •-,,..- COrVTEjCLOSgl W««lrj — WL-1 •* n ..... Now* you cati enjoy all the work-saving- Your Ponliac rlcaler can --lmw yo\i orr-thf»- advantages of flameless electric cooking and - 1 Pet. i»o«t . ...•:. ....:,..' rm'ird jiroctf that Ponfi.ii- h Ainono"" 1 rvuml>ci ('no Itord Car And h"-(.ui cip> Red Nichoh rittrn ge.ta deluxe West Bend electric-frypan you «i point-by-point comparison In Wow AN itmd Aw«rd UM I- "•.-'"•'.• absolutely free! This $23.45 vaiueJias all the vuu vhv niKMiuil'T iar cm hope to iiuitntr l«rry CUnr«» b Hi fl:- i Pon.tiin •? tiicii, cfluiili'î rojionw1 to pverj r---r-"rr" f- fiSoui-West Bciid features including ~- • flrivinp dcnuind i'rorii ^top-and-Ro traffic to automatic heat control, a copper-glo ûminum superhighway c/uisntR , . . why Pont inc. Andrew Slsttn > HI loats while smaller tars strain . . .. how cover, andall-aroirnd pouring-lip.. But do"n't Pontiac'a all-around perforniance superior- •to delay. Buy your new electric range now Mickey writers! But don't • stop with fqc;ta--and and save. See your Authorized Reddy Kilowatt rigures—provt iiyourtclf behind thp'"wheel. You'll be spoiled for .»he sniitllpr cars PinocchJo Dealer before May 18th. ^ r" forever! „» Vtrii't Or

PONTIAC'S TOP TRADE-IN POP RECORDS • YOUI CHOICf ] for 2.47. VALUE IS FAMOUS! Ml N RECORD CLOTH .. ... 1,00 JCP&L . . .Pbntiac's high trade-in value is « tradition RECORD CARRYING CASI Ctntril Power* Li.hi in the industry! A quick check wi^h^XQur^ Pontiac dealer for his eyeropenine offer wBl" HOLDS 120 45 RfM RECORDS 3.M 2.47 . prove beyond a shadow of a doubt 'that, you're getting not only a wdndtrful buy but ft wondarful inv«*ttn«nt1 So. brforr you spend your hard-earned dollars on a smuller car— R«f. 2S«.SMCMSCM. Sw Tour AuUioriMd Reddy Kilowatt Dealer check Pontiac and, discover the *a«y way to break the sm^liHar habit, WHI n&f Lwf, • J" Tap* ' ''Can Yov 5»«, Sitit. Sup SeMy? . ., ' tl-tl tl.49 Chi«k Ytur C«r—Cheek Att't'en".- •' *• BUY YOUR NEW FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE HERE ... ANP i4« t"# Trade-In on >?(M Album* SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED - RECEIVE YOUR WEST BEND ELECTRIC FRYPAN FREE! RAMO SALES CORP. l**e tfcr Mitt* Braw.V 47-51 MAP1I St. SOMMfT . Cft. 1-41W 32> MILUURN AVI^ MHJLMItN t4k M2M ; DIALER 38S BROAD STREET FUEL FRECOE PARKING . TRADINGS TERRIFIC RIGHT NOW! OPEN CR. IMNHrl tire alumnae group will gather for brating its 50th anniversary, Mrs. ments for 1he Claw of Utt art St. Teresa's Many Kent Place a luncheon at the gchool. Words Newell O. Mason of Summit ^is being completed, by Mrt. Rkhard serving as chairman for the Class tit Stodeet Theatre of Summit of gifGting ai^d welcome will'be Hickok and Mrs. Patrick J. Gib- of 1927, while for the Class of 1932, bons, Jr., both of Summit' ., bar be*a triced to perform its f expressed by Miss Florence Wolfe, QassofB Mrs. James Cuwan and Mrs. Al- two plays, "Hit Magic Red Grads to Have j headmistress and i!r». Henry W. fred tJ. Parker both of Summit and SScxt.- JOA 'RumpeltUlikin" be- j Harding, of Summit, president of fore atadteocet to tea the*tm tiis Mrs Donald C. Patterson and Mrs. f the Alumnae Association. Job il Lippincott, Jr., both of{ OnKHntnrd Iroa Wot* The dan of IB32 of St Teresa Class Reunions Chatham are making reunion; foreb nlttags, ttsnttj m9tOm$.)m.' "ft* tow mill indud* perform- A panel of girls fsom the Class Arrive refreshed and School held a reunion on May 4 Over 200 alumnae are expected plans. Mrs. Robert A. Potter of \ f»» TV lable*. T» caru nccs at the Arena Theatre, Hie $ 1§57 will briefly give trie pres- itpou, aroufht IM» tcgi. at McDonnell's Firewt* Ian, Gffi- next week end. for the anmisi Summit and Mrs. James' S. Vtaj Gateway IVatxv, Atlantic City, 'ent day students point of view at it«mi. • ett», Those attending enjoyed a home-coming day on the Kent Dei beck of Chatham are co-chair- the Epftrata Arena Theatre, Ep- Kent Place, Among this group cocktail hour preceding dinner Place School campus. Among men tnr the 1937 reunion. Arrange- > ready for fun! and hours of pleasant reaiaiie- these will be iso graduates of the are Helen Tyson and Deborah, Mc- lag. house. Clinton, Cost.; the Foot- classes of' 190T, 1927, 1,932, 1937, Kcwn of Summit, Mrs, Richard hillj Playhouse, . Bound Brook; 1942. and 1947. all of which will be H. Marshall and Mrs. Alfred G. Rev. William La\ery. a former the Tbeitre-by the-Sea. Matunuck, hoWing special reunions.. curate at St. Teresa's Ckmch »ad Hatw.»ck, R. I; the Burks Coun- Parker^ of. Summit are co-chair- now chaplain at Veterans Admin- Most of these special class party Playhouse, Peoa.; the Souther men for tlio annual alumnae istration Hospital, East Orai«*, ties will be held Friday or, .Sat- gave the invocation. Retr. Josef* Tier Playhouse. Binghamton, urday, evening. The returning luncheon meeting. S. Y: Ow Duke's O«k Theatre. alumnae will attend the first tra- READY-MIX Shea, a member of the cl*»s who For the reunion classes, Miss is now director of admissions at Goofwrstowa. N. Y* and the ditional step sing Friday evening Constance Crawford of Summit, Bucks County Playhouse, New followed by a dramatic production daughter of one of the founders of Seton Hall University, fare the by the Junior Dramatics Club. At benediction. Hope, Fena. . the school, is reunion chairman for 42J0 p,mT on Saturday,-the en- tHe Class of> 19»? ^hieh' k Chiurmin and MX, of the" affair CONCRETE wai Houdaille'i reputation for rigid Carlson, Mn. Jerry Yanootta m adherence to ipacifications, plut at 1:3* p.m (Qara* Freeman). Mrs. Vincent ample batching and delivery Kane (Mary Birofkat, and Mrs. w WEEKLY TRIPS TO FLORIDA facilitiei it "job protection" you can Peter DeClair (Catherine « oncefled rain. ... COAST TO COAST MOVERS / on. Prires were; given for: Comiag Bails. Hjiag from SOO^to 2,000 the longest disUnce to Mr. and mdes non-stop in tiwir migrations Mrs. Richard Smith (Sally Bird). over land and the sea, exist on HpUDAilLE ser^Bt from 28 lC)CAfIONS lor of Oradell: most chiktrm. Mrs. body fat. They don't need food. • SAND • GRAVEL • READY-MIX CONCRETE Thomas McMahon (Josephine Cangemi) of Madison; youngest • CRUSHED STONE • BITUMINOUS CONCRETE child, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stmrr A Reliable Source For • JITTY STONE • EIP-RAP • FILLERS (Betty Funcheort* of Summit; ALUM. COMt. WINDOWS longest married, Mr. and Mrs. 11' 11 ... Experts in Long Distance Moving 1 Summit Unit Phon«— CRtsrvltw 3-7773 Edward Chesler (Mary ZotU) of ALUM. COM. DOORS CRtfhritw 7-1011 Summit; parents-to-he. Mr. and ALUMINUM SCREENS Mrs. Vincent Kane. (Mary Birof- REPAIRS \«.i;L IIIIOl III IIS, Inc. ka) of Chatham; the fellow with the* receding hairline. Jobs Forte M. S. EDWARDS i Co. of MiUburn, who was . jireseEt1 HOUDAILLE 24 Fi^Uia ft, Swwnit with Mrs. Forte.'". CR. 3-3224 CONSTRUCTION MATJERIALS, INC. Other members and guests at- Eves.: CR. i i»«5 - STATES tending were: Misif Mary E»g (Uoudaillt i$ pronounced Wh»-Dy») • li.«h, Miss Grace Yannuniio, Mr! Kpisber of Summit Area MAIN OFFICES: 10 Park Place, Morriitown, N. J. add MVs. Charles Carlsoo iLiiy Chamber al Cimaierce Fitzgeralcl), Mr. and Mrs. James Kane7Mfs Edward Dooley, Mri" teo Carlson, all of Summit. a™j Jerry Yannotta of Berkeley Heights. , A telegram from Mr- J Lo tcatipMMe to relax... so why should you drive your Piano (Ellen Mtc>!te> ef car through heavy traffic? These days, smart people ride the and a letter from Harry Lackawanna and arrive relaxed, ready for fun! of Summit were read to the class. It's swift a.nd comfortablei B^wy: converrienc* right at AH 'present were~"delightfully your elbow, Courteous attendant* ready to Mm you. And surprised with » letter r??efr*d it's surprisingly low in cost—even for the whole family— from a former teacher. Si'Jf? ^ 'fi rt> •fr wit h Lacknwanna's Rargaln Fare Plans! Bernadette Sfarie -cf.Jersey City' \# Plump—Specially Bred, Government Inspected Many of America's vacation resorta are reached on or via who sent her love and best vii*pe. beloved ... or on to Chicago, where convenient connections are made by all,' send a.i a sift to etch for traiiiR to the National Parks, Canadian Rockiewnd Pacific, class member, a beautiful me4a! ('vast resorts! ' " of Our Laib. A card signed hv all Thia year, let the Lackawanna take the.uvrk out of your present will be sent to Sister. vacation trip. Ride Lackawunnn and arrive refreshed! You and your family will enjoy your vacation to much wore! A mass for the deceased mm bent* of the class; Mary Yac- For mU'!>,*rcBfrtationt, train tch edit Its and • ' ninzio. J'hn McCarroll. and,Car CAPONS ; further detailed information, write or phone: men- Phillippi. will be offered at St. Teresa's Church. OVEN-READY T. V. Wall NUM. Mitts ' Division Passenftr Agtnl Gtnwit Eastern P«i»n|ar Attnt Plans arc being made for • Ucktwanna Station, Newark 2,N.J. »0 Fiflh Avenue, HnwYorh 3S. N.Y. family picnic to be held Phom HUmboldt 2-358J PI»ni:Ucluwinna4-O2M the summer. EVISCERATED

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OPEN TIL Concert Tonight ROSES t P.M. DAILY The Sumirfit Community Chorus Aumrors gUNDAf TO. i will make its fourth appearance • • -•—^•••11 • HYBRID TEAS of the 1958-57 se»«on tonight In WM*f -Saturday • CUMBERS scon LAWN Morristown. The Chorus ha» been • FLOHIBVNDAS Invited to participate in the centen- CARE nial observance of the Newark • T1EE BOBES Conference of Methodist Churches [HENRY PRODUCTS by presenting the Schubert Mass in G. The conference program for f this evening will illustrate the FONDA universality of music of »U faiths BURGLAR" j ind will include an Ecumenical Hymn Sing, excerpts from Haydn's "The Seven last Words { of Christ',', performed by a string quartet, and the Schubert Mws, sung by the chorus and accom- m panied by the' string section of the Colonial little Symphony Society under the direction of Ralph H. AIAN Burrier. The Chorus will conclude its ac- LADD tivities for the season at the general meeting on Monday, May 20, SOPHIA at the YMCA in Summit. At that time the recording of the May 5 concert will be played. New board CLIFTON limited EngaSemeot! • lyRftf members will also be elected. SIM. - Moo.- Tuts. -••'* WHITIPtNl • NOtWAYirWCi • HIMiOCK Present board members from WEBB Academy AWsrd SHAMTtflB — O*. Moft«, Sysamm. 9 Summit are Mrs. Edward C. Holmes, president; Mrs. John C. NEWLY ELECTED—The «w (ward of directors of Mrs. Charles Rutzler, Jr., public relations; Mrs. Winner! OftNAMNffAL PU3WWHW TWB Fedoruk, secretary; Mrs. Char- the Summit Art Association look forward to a year Harrison Ball, first vice-president and Mrs. Thomas Wlh» «f Pink Dogwood lotte F. Engelman, finance; Mrs. of' activity-expansion follow ng the group's annual P. Prout, Jr., hospitality. Back row, left to right James B. Hays, Jr., program; and :..Daily News! meeting held recently at t le Association's studio, are John Iieigl, assistant treasurer; H. C. Bugbird, Mrs. Edmund A. Bowies', concerts. 497 Springfield avenue. Seated left to right arc Curtis Grand Prize Winter: EVERGREEN Other board members are Mrs. trustee; Mrs. Winthrop Means, recording secretary; tlRANWMS Richard ft. Anderson, Irving A. Prout, trustee; Mrs. H. Cj Bugbird, chairman of Mrs. HallShanaon, bulletin; Mrs. F. Shand Qoucher, AHhony <|uinn SPfCIAL! membership committee; Mis. H. P. Schaub, eater- music; F. Shand Goucher, music and A. B. ANNUALS Lum, Alden W. Hay, Frederick c. THE Best Supporting Actor $2.95 tack Stobarus, William A. Sklarz, tainment chairman; Mrs. Jphn A. Hall, president; Gordinier, treasurer. (Wclin Photo) A for $15 George C. Loeffler, and Andrew "LA STRADA" Bagdasarlan. sold. Under the direction of Glenn Filmed in'Italy. Eshelman, Cub Scouts will man . . . in English" Grinning Clowns or Dolls the soft drink stand while Cub fathers have constructed the Formica Sink Tops booths. Set to Tax Kids Saturday Other student assistance has Everything in Cabinet OPENS SUNDAY at 2 P.M. I Whether to be a grinning plown, pitching and "fishing" for prizes. come from William Kelly's sixth and Furniture Making a warring Indian or a paint d doll A merry-go-round and a whip are grade, which has contributed post- THE NEW YORK will tax the decisive pow >rs of being imported to give a carnival ers, from individual upper graders m KITCHEN REMODELING many children Saturday luring flavor to the occasion. who will aid in the manning of the the annual Washington School ! Children's Store .booths, and from,Brownie Troop KARL BINDER County Fair starting at 10 KM, There will be a children's store This year a "Let's P -etend selling both toys and books, used, Ogden Street ALDERHEY Swrfay % to 10 KM.-Daily 1 to 10 f.M. Booth," under the superviiion of but not "used up", as well as a Clttlnf Utmttr Mir 25th I M • P.M A?k For Free landtcape Service Estimate ..., c Evenings, 20 fern Avt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vit: thum selection of children's boots, rub- Brooklawn Farm* Urn. *Jm. $2. thtrcilUr Kim. $1.50 incl. tai will permit children to take Dn the bersjjnd skates. Dairy Ptodutu 201 Main Strtt. Modltow • PR 7-0895 ME. S-0717 71« INFANTRY ARMORY likeness of one ot the three tJJ rough Lunt'h will be available at theMorris Plaint, N. 4. tt 34t» Stnrt use of paint and makeup. fair grounds with hot dogs, milk, JE. 8-H4S . Also to be included at tl e fair ice cream and soft drinks being will be a grab bag booth, pony rides, golf^ putting, ring tos , ball

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*.,-.••.->• abOHy of the Hiatoppm to win, fl*ak WPawiuale was U. „ first Wiii Verona Hanks at home, ait unusual trait for any Red Sox Emerge Victors in MT for Summit, hitting a doable team. The Marooa and While have ana a home run, eacb time driving Over MMburn Since 1944 suffered four straight iosm ia the j in a base runner. This Sunday af- Senior Nine fortf'fijidl" confines of Memorial It wai t banner weak tor floe .the *«al, Church League ! ternoon the Red Sox rill face the Summit High tenaia team! s Wild Scoring Melee, 13-8 i Elizabeth Braves at Memorial Lookin* ahead we find the Hill- shutouts wins over Madi** and John E. Moontmm aai Brwee Car- First Setback "The SuiQinu Red SOJ| trimmed jfieW,,with game time atl:3®J*M. Caldwell were plenty to shout Title toppers entertaining Glen Ridge Swick singled, ihPa^quale doubled, j sharp. Manager Lew Watts will rier, relyiof maMy on a tfefct by Arthur Tortll the strong Clitabjethport Question- Zanllo Mniiied, with the >core about, but they were only the TWMetbodiit captured the i»57 at Memorial Field today and I be going out to upset the highly ntt game, overctae Jofci LMS> Madison next Monday. Marks 13—8 last Sunday afternoon *—0, a» Koiitnor w*» (krricked prelude to a ertufeittg 44 victory art and Ro« Sitter iafte -*eood SwailBJt laterrChurch Bowling Last week's baseball action saw at Brophy Field, Eliiabethpoit, rated Braves, with firft jpee over MUlbura, the first since INI, VBSION* <»> for Kftok. Swann the 'next batier beckoning the winner of this game, double*, |4, «. Although Variew League Championship last Mon- Caldwell move iota first place in The Red Sox enjoyed a good day then Walked, witirMite* up for the the dominant team in Suburban the Suburban Conference as the Al I I N I [ combinatioas har« beta wed la day evening, winnbsg three poi«$ .*>" a e I 3 3 »at the plat*, rattling three |;;P.ort second time gaining first as thf Canferew:* tennis for A decade. from the Combined Churchmen, HiUtoppers lost two home games. I txiva t aunt; the second double* thU *«ar, >-•-•-.-•- hurifrs Jor. sateen hits, which in- pitcher ticked birn. with a wild The Madiaon netmen were fair match has not yet beta toet. JfWle the Inter-Church pinners Verona spoiled Surnniit'a perfect i rf i % » ddently was the top offen.sivr ef- pitch, Medway then siii^led < lwi> wet* ugaUe to gain on the league conference record to the tune of C e « : -.1 A. A...... 2 I ly easy prey for the HlUtoppers. Not only was it a moral c : o.fort in th# league for the day. hits 111 the same inning) with Har- .... 2 « ,i a: t leaden, winning three points from a 6—0 whitewash, league-leading AU five matches mti decided in tory, tfjwt a phy«k«l OM, tor MIA, i o o Summit ras held' hiUess until quail #ndin| the splurge by -.:.:••' ._'. !.:.•**>.., the Baptista. fte Jewish Commun- Caldwell added to the Hilltoppei s •»»«>.••• lb" « : • straight seta, with the neatest Summit togai n over HOtara, bet « 1 ! the third ltiinnj*. but then the' grounding out. I 1 JOO' ity Center wtn tour points from Tpfn, p # * RuJ &•>% - . 1 1 • 3?-t match of the day going to B. J. it aU but clinched a tie lor the woes by a 7—1 count. a- f 1 I) floodgates opened, and before the •The-E'Port b»mber 5 1 2 Madison, A« second of which la Milts ••» 0 J 3 ?! • ljr.-Atii** 6 •«' i"K'fuz'iti'j, ct 2" i 0 Only Gil Low had any trouble, potato Iron the Presbyterian and home run, ill at tha expense of 0 Oiweti, rf o e 70 \Ltneu, it ' 0 0 0 tl: Mar'itl. ea «* : 1 and he stuck to it in a sparkling at Memorial FieM the Oaket Memerial #on three Bob Kubach, the losing Summit a » I • 0.1 Wfc 0 - Seven j-aines uere pLyed. nitli 'i»'l;.p.*J)MJ 1 2 K.f'ily, *.f 5 0 (1 match, defeating Bill Graham, points from the First Lutherans. hurler. Herb Schmidt paced the e 0 o e e Corby Early jtMfiuî*. tb i...»* 2 A. Mur'*i Jo 5 -' • :i , tt-tt a 0 e 2 •V four of (he games derided rt« lEaraib,.*! $ 1 J-V+jvytctii. Va'A ' 0 ! 4 6, «-3, 6-4. Hie top garnet of the night were futile Summit attack with two ail Tresit.rr 4 l ! rolled by Bob Eagknaa (223) Jack ft 5 il the shutuut route. Corby's gfincd MlUborn Big Fee Trackmen fun hits. Harry Tappen pitched a «-r»ti for O«-r«n in Pacesetter in a lop sided victor** over the Sum- 3 0 ! lldkly.rf. p .1. 0 o York (SM) Norm Albers (203) superb gaftie for Verona as he X*'.h. p Then, on Monday the'Hilltop* Dick L»aae the early pace setter by • on* hiter by the veteran Pete Qu.iiiju Uii-ka' .• V / : "* of a jinx had been built around By Ireee Conrler Mc>rreU. B&-cff K.ub«etd. 0 t • } o o -iy/a J~ K (Stoftafi) sary (or Caldwell to wrap up its J»OP«« S, KUteobe. IMOl—-all HUKI winning two games over the Sum- Kivlen. MMburn, at least as far as Sum- Two tra A meets daring the *«« rolnti rrra-»: Ser*aq\tai«. B»ni:.>. SuMiifl. R sixth conference win against but «-a. W—TipfMn. I,—KubacJi. T. 1:4*. mit T.V. and "the Spring Lake Mur»ir*iiJ, IVrnlcoU. KtUj. A, |i\tr- mit was concerned. Not since late part week provided an etsy run- CALDWELI, (T) The Caaierit Shop lookMi im- in the spring of 19*4 had the Ma- one loss. Howie Stein's two-run AB K • nt A B Tavern. * h; Lf.,: away win and a tight, heartbreak- 3 1 I I 4 0 pressive while wallqping-.the En- roon and White been able to con- home run highlighted the three Oenasl, cf ing lo*i for the «CS track team. 4 0 ! - il ; 0 . cf 0 oo A a- oquire Club 21—0 on a barrage of quer their neighbor*; (excepting run outburst in the fourth, while Btetacn, 3b 3 • : 4 0 I H lit .[• Ji- f. A. Madiaon wai the victim of ee LLjTicli, u l«tts. r . .1 • 0 » >. • *' I seventeen safetieii. The Esquire's Bun «xi b^lis; tcrff 8*scki 3;.'(tif Tony Pisano and Dan Gervasl Sohimuffer, V s * a i o 4 oKamxt. !b 1 oft to 0 - one" match which Millburn was U « Hilltopper drabUsf, a* *m « e o o o oConnUl. t* made the victory easy for the each contributed two-run singles H! 5 • ,B .1 J 1 SSruck out: iby'sm-lck j. by L.*1U <»• forced toforfei t a couple of years West Orange prevailed la a meet 4 110 10 Cameramen, getting only one hit by KIXTK 14). ago due to the participation of an decided by Hea than tw» fatafe In the sixth, fony Cardone scored Stein, c' • as, « "j 'e 2; 9 If in the entire game. It's a. bit too i » e o t: c&*it. ineligible player.) 51 1/MT 4/5. . • - ' all the way from first on' Jerry K»yhait, rt O 0 0I 8««to 3, Brut. early to pick a favorite, as most Britt's triple for Summit's lone . Br.tf KH Court Coadltloa Good Norm Lavery aad Freak Cafe Tot«J« 30 7 o M :« â C&Kku«. Or rC nn*, Brltt. »rwl of the club's have encountered dif- VEGETAIU PLANTS were double winners against tally of the week. SUMMIT O) Ucnnt. IOB—CsMtnell 7, Summit ". ficulty in scheduling practice ses- 0 The sun was hot and the courts 1 ! J BoMepp* O-O. rB-^*!n U- limitedNumbert As of last Monday, CaWwell's sions, but strictly on form to date, ! • were in good'condition—in fact, Madison. Lavery captured flrits A4R* .!K •%• 1PO A KBooth, W:r.**m. B»—off Hoata- 1. ORDERS ACCEPTED 6—1 record leads the Suburban Brttt,' 4 0 Kybfch 4 Ô-^rr H<^«r 8. KubicSv 8. almost so dry that some skidding in both the low a*t feifh *uf«et, Kubtch, p .1 J-- it looks like the Corey's, Corradi Conference, while Summit's 4—2 1 ,6. I r> (SpHteppii J H—off Kuha."h T !n J ,•) .3, R. HACKENBURG . occurred. Gil Low, defeated in while Gage threw the ihtnm end 0 0 8ohS«ppe 2 in.' R-KB—tff HcrttT !-:, Landscapenu I.A.C,1\ and

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Goad PH1LCO CONSOLE 1 TON tvum. Open ertry fWMaJI If** NEW".,. ,:...>,,;.,.,. v 275 A.M. to 4:30 '• •• rSatimit, N. J. : ttaU**rr ffruehtmaav Pnaortpuan Caat«r. Bummft CK. S-71TI AKC, wormed, fASTERNFUELCO. ainsa. 38 A ¥ ' Tdl CReatviw 1-0088 m JkNmA ftt. CR. J-O0O4 AFRICAN VIOLETS. For btoom n*nt 3 KITTllfre. }. monitbj. Frw u OPEN BVENIWOS P*il, g»l jour «btrt«r pl*wn rww. horn**. OR. 3-«ra./ "îV" AMPLS PARKTNO Ste each, $»AO a «taa«n.' Btoomlng B , coon- ptamte $1.50 wad up. HBP WAMTED MALI POK SALI j MrtamnUc. 3 yean, uwd OM • Mm a a. w«t<^ .', •. • . T. n«nr otnmJlUen, #100. Kwmort Sootowtrd VTolerJ r»?m, . ^ JK. DRAFTSMAN •ieotrto lPQoia:, 3 ra*n, rareiy used, Btinunt Road, IVu-htm P«iic, K. J. «HHHKatsiJbl#. CtaJj : wtsfii *O*B*I lnarfîiTW a^paxifiOOA. S Aar SOPA (LAWSON). All nibbtr toun. exoellent ootuttUtn, $». FR. 7-31»a. Tel: FPoroUw T-113a • • af'ttr, 6 oe SxturdAV ai"' DRtwl «-G«g, Oaod oomcatlM. KeufOQiMe. DRexci NSW Themunler BaU.t-to rieotrtc HOUSECLKANTNQ SALE. rp^, <-U» aiber ». . • range usl oren, 4 bumnnk,- «t*liil<« to* wtgon, fi!iu« otbtoet. «. Btod3»ct ocoditkn. OR. 3.]». tablet, chain, lamps, tixicy work, 7 wlc*. ™e> many otbiar tt«m». PrldaT, U»y ilk irtoh Ot Trtthout «ipert«co« for WALNUT. U«ht uble bed; unUquea «ml ciothln*. lluv« Suit* W:30-« PJM. evanmtt TWCA, • *B table with mirror*, chflrt of ton's Ewjh«n»e, MUttncton Oentw, USED CARS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE opan dally e9E3«t>t Sundiy 10 A.M. Morrta A»». Tonag nwnaai e»poriaaca desirable but not tmntiil " / tlonis. • . «ttr»eUTe. CR. 7-0O66. DOOOE 4-fiotw to 4 PU, Phome m. 7^1>194. FIRE wood for »ale. Prompt delivery. BRAND n«w eiliigle «is« gwudna Am«r- $23 a com. Martin Bchmled*. FAn ger, pwerfttfce tw-iiijiWis!) BoaM lcan Bcaxtty Sleep imieiwprtng mat- KITCHB1N sot, •Jumln-um, drytr, al«Btog, pawn- braku, HiH - Varied and interestinf work asiignmenU. Pteasant. modehi work- Saroatt BM3 . tre«B, ccat Mfi.50, ' I10.W cieUT«r»d. ehl dlahea, kttohon utcnnlk, 23c. #00d 2»!<» lre»."2-4an» .Da4at."Ar,d ah«. Typists 9 Opwr. 1 John M, Dwm«r, OR. 7-44SO. dyCR7*m' SCROEKXO and unaoreened numary. aooasjorles. Oaa iwv«r rtiiitti«i, i«c*d cireer t lag •fMMV num. K'IUI'- New oar ewtraoritis. Sive tiaoo. Jo. . fm •oaditlons. Favonbla •tartfof lalary. abov»-*verajf« »pe«a t not CUSTOM iitui* UvUm room furniture, 8—MIBCCLLAKEOUS Top aoU. Call DRwel 6-0Qo3. , . »tt* Matora, Ins.. l and accuracy. Vaned and m w u1i1 eioUot eortditlim. RAbto PljmaubPlh h distUr, MUJburn Avtuut 9-4904. BURROUOBB e*nh r«tlst«r. » depart' lnt«re»tln« , . aaflKnm#D:» THE STAFFORD AGENCY XT IT'S WOV1S, TRT ALPIBtN'S: ment, cash, raec^bta, charge, patd at Morrta Tmrjjpto. K£Ub«rn, Vwotj opportuaittte lor l« >»r^^ ^ orgri . la ; 4 t : cat. s-tooe scpims - Wait»'IIATB a3 4oodoor 19631960,, I1 owitpr,O«»KV!9,0 li.wiWi promotion.. anil*. 40c: taffeta, 59c: unfortced man'* CR. • 3-ai81. • wiW». OomiiUoa >icdU«ii;. Cfi. a. CftJzens Trust Company Of Summit YOUNG MAN PACIFIC Hybrid DrtptoUum for s»le. broadcloth, 4»c: wUa, SM; oorduroj. OMfl. ' -,CR. S-330O . .-•.- •.;•.-., '>'•_ lowed by sch«iul«d ..:• zT* ciavcry trad. II »mttUo3TfciMvlty tor rabtMT, sluwKted, Mo par lb.; moalt'i door. 3's7*8". $3S. OR. 7-0M4. , HUJLRSON -3^door Couvnu>do<^' totmaoct. M»ny company z la. tbc Cau^M* biBtoeas; cloth. 48-lsH B801 tUnllir MTlnga In 1 ROOKED 3K5; I, ft*x alia oarers ai;J t1>^- modem working finnronmtnt. 3- . hire good* itttnmom. Call KVEROIUEK lor ptrtAns Uma, petaon wool, atlk. llaen, nylon, ducroo. or* ad rnoo^rioal ooot'ltlcai, tCl dajr week; RIDIKO OROCPi: ahle, 88 PVlrmount Rd., Nrw Prort- > BANKING CAREER. «M Sjnta«tlfld Are.. Sum- d Ion, drtMrr, uphol*tirr. brKUl f »brlc«, CTi,3-»10. AVAJLABLI. t Bait ear C*. 7-4800. ••'•• . J "Do It Tounau" »co other jqiUpattaavt, CR. J-WT1, /. CSB.. .3-9M9. ..:•.-.::• ,..' ..:. • ...:. TCLERK TYPISTS COLLECT CALLS AOCEFTED TO: baud on ct^vstccce. Jîrty aarrloe OR. 3-2*99 alter S p.m. tor opening* in CRMtnew 3-«000. Exu. Mil -381!. j Me.. Adr»ro«o. ButtartcfcBufc. Me- ta*g WARNBB Lurluatini nu*hlij«. 1937 BIUJMAN'. ooii'Tfrtlbte cou ,)f. OtUj " Intmtad In t»U«r« work, HOMEGROWN DagwtcKxl tras Irom 79e BlUtt tt V « to* .tnorrftw old. Oolor: gruy m&. • •. Iiwiitmi 'TUclcer 7-1000. «w. .MB. IClUiura. QRwoel «- up, lily of ta»« TIMW pl»JKa 80c CL and BlmpUotty patterna: Vogut Like new. BatrUUw. dk l-ia», 7 to v«r for int«f- •Ad Mode* Roâl^lMM Pattern Senrlc*. If ,NU ao» thlnktr.it of lni)ir« t on KkHrUtual mertt. Short worttns; hour*. Call Mr. » dttz. KHaroury 5-6733. 10 F.M.. ••'•'•. amaJi tactitn mt, &im% ml&j «d: g OpeO n eveningi s to 19 P-U.PU, Sunday to HOU8E ao » f tW* nnrt, Stutirbakw-PaclCAtM. CB. ^RSTNATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MAN. tts :ii q\uiiaca.iiai» for t—HOUSEHOLD GOODS 8 P.M.. JBfferaon 9-17 IS. BELL 3a ALPSRN'S TARD OOOD9 and DEC- Vf*r*. Orleutil m*. flreplw* t'.ecn«. 3^-33*4. . • ' OF SUMMIT pcaii e O.E. COMBINATION elnSt *nd ohajnmin* woododlat of Mr* Summit. _ CR, •3-ICit> REAL ESTATE BOARD aj>proximat«lr 1 *««, oon-v«n.i«>nt ••> WYNNWOOD erecrthlng, t4rf» oolooiiul brick vi.;i Philips Electronics, Inc. and aeafeuxla! Troct (Son* at . eovarinj ; oetuter haji, Urta» room, library, mir.qt Junnr- CR. 3-JOO0.. _. • " (Part of Druid Hill) MARTINDALE-HUBBELL. INC. I m CENTRAL AVE. SALESLADY room and S bedracm* .1* a ...pioturt,.. ,wUKto**, pg : T A beautiful residential park area enjoying merited success in fine home. Moot unuauai •and ahould def> St. ' -\y::::; -SUMMIT " •'' Summit MURRAY HELL, N. J. 25 to 40 year* -trim f-X up. CR.. 3-J536, : home sales &i*ety be tnaapaoteil by on« porthmla!- CR 7-1300 IT tobtreatetf to * home ad«p?lb!« -0 1 m •atM^tM fumttuw. See tMs »' w-"( JAppUcauons are accepted for ap- ,_ikxl*ca..-ci'tillcl."»n"» THA H E^FTiCIENT tmMtotspfB for pert ttrr.s No. 23 Silver Lake Drive: Traditional two story' Colonial — I very- •a Rnrnf be luat what you're IWUTK STENOGRAPHER Pa.-nian,friii pasteton. Puil rime. i w-vxrt. A^» bcswledve of trptcg. CR. 'plicanU between hours of 8:30 a.m. ,V Ca.f ••wctJt, ;;c»!l itariAKg wag* KEW PROVIDENCE for. (Saa p(hobo In ScoUJ »«Uon rf • J23L large rooms; — 2\ day occupancy. Iltam). .-.*•. , pp) fur young , to noon, and 12:30 to 4:30. As6cm- and .. assured KIZIEERI.Y A few choice"\oi$available for building contracts. 1 •• ' BUT RBAL ESTATE A TANOIBLE to wosi. with proi»«»iooal peo- - ... • „• WV ' pis In » nkxicl-n pasearcli l.ttx>r- ibly u-orkers, packers, press opera- • mtet. ExpwteRTO' ncs Cjli in. perspn <^- p or Kcw MngiUnd.. BOARD MEMBERS KUt pporfiutiitj'. tor j tors, visual inspectors. ;._.....,...... ,_. • ,PXsa=s...*-jaiaaC * M O. OHRYSTAL, REALTOR ful'I iicrptjirtal - A.M.~t» -l P.M: «-2-ti»- e-p.M. A*k for Mr». Felber. . . in Walter A. Sfc««mai» CR. 3-3880 »:i>e"''Fore*Avenu«r '- ""; t«r3-SM* reBpon«4bHtT Ckxxl *;artlnv; JfcUvea B. Monte 3-S4M •alary and many liberal brac- *-J»3«du. CB. 7-0151 after "Ib:duat¥« Homea" Realtipr m«ood M. Obitg 7-0436 DR. 9-ZHi , SO. 2 Itw."" , •.-. THE KIDS KLOSET m«J- ThT e d CompanC y 3-7010 tcmumsE The Amidst Dogwood NEAR LINCOLN SCHOOL Howe, erenfaia. DR. 8-44S0 MON' -PRIi . A M -4 P W CLERK TYPIST 2J Main 3*, - - ;.1Htrtifina.. Agency 3-1000 Hl Richard H. "V'""7-4024 Thl* truly beauulful saait-lertl, stt.- AND FLAYGROIJND " attot»HRl«E-Mt!OPEN 90WDAT ALL DAY! ^, xypiats, a t». t Robert H. SteU« 1 foe p j«ip«l xsipei pi qa*> od Whltmore aiid Johoson 2-1404 a Ura> Urlmsrroonv wttfa flrfgtaoe, aun CX)RP. OF AMERICA AaruDr walk to « n e v •—•The- yoiuiji__.wuiVmii wp arp SALESLADY far. liigli ,ol lii^.p .V0417 Wd in the FORTIES. o»iJ «jr;a* "aofciifi for i» .pfobahly 33-43 J*) Springfield Av*. kxat«d In MSUburri. GlbkS»ld 11-6930 opern Into a maenlftoeirUy pnueltea •bopa aind sttitlon. Asking »1B15OO. y MoOfcmsrO v whose cUtldrvn are old enough" •". ;• ;; .CR: 3-TWO Baliry $i5. Par Walter E. Bdnwadaon 3-7JO0 library tar those Iriarurely hour* of. • FRANK k. TA;itOR A to fi•**". hfr tt> aoCf pt tnt*re»t- yrtte Box *5I4. •MU'.burn, I;an. ^-3988. uitxr a pan. Grace A. Handwwk • :i-9400 T. V. or retctlrag ftred the careen pofoli, BUILf-IN PLAYGROUND _lng-.posltton tn our New Protl» Holme* Aienc; 3-2400 oTerlOoklng the dlrfjaat vallera, pra- •• Na» first , dsnee Office —. 33 hour week, DO you like to sell? tt Ls tamj to DUtiw O. Hou*ton- TldM cool summer erenlngs.. The me- - 227 kfilUiurn Are., B«UU... laun working p r*txm. Ko loo. Call group Ui««r»noe, free co»«iafe pea- ' ••* fun dry baaement ha* laundry room !oe»; 1 5 YEARS OLD our 'manager Mia. L»TEW& tk aioa,. lwaptt'allz.wlon, inedlcal-«uri)ft- ***«•, »». CR, .3- and built-tn two oar ffaivwe, Oa« he«it; tlon. (teliahtful oorrtwr ball MArke.:1 3-4571. • cal; lW»e h»nd»am«l7 luwtamped plot. Spencer M. Maben, Realtor T4t(h 4 bedroom, 3 baAhs,1 2 car BEAUTIFUL GROUND^ Top notch Tak* «t »*3,»00. Water Co.. 11 Bi^chwood Bd.. Sum- J GIRL'S bJcrrte in T«ry 33 Beoohwood Road, Summit, N. J, uul'hwn. OfTerwl «t H9.CO0. A i mrssrai RBXT onto* mil. -• ' . ' . CResWtew 3-I8TO • itMTlt pJ«aae. oa »s«wji.»-3iit).. built and In ocoaUuii ; Sun. and ens*. OR. 3-aia3. • CLERK-TYPIST t*J P*rfc PI. RHAL, EJSTATE—AMrartilre S*on Hli *U brtolc eiUrlar wltii low upkeep. ' Ml.rjrr P*r* BulWta«. Rocun office, has opening tor woman, sat*-* Timi cemur hjU, beautiful llrtna room RICHLAND co. W. A.McNamara Retrulres t>*plii? *xj>?rici'ice and atlapi- PART-TIME — Ttmponeff po- a«i^»ia.tc. Rertttenft of tfie to^rri p?«- ultJi ledge atone fireplaoe and mtU ftrrwi. Call PRexd 6-Mffi. . SlTOaTT Ttelt and .. ,. minor, full ddntaf room, exotJletrt . . . , RCALTORJS •arnardaW .iblflty to genw.-il clerical dutif*. Per-. KSU3ta dclc» craerad cderioal SPRING FEVER? MI. 7-1014, - nulietvi position wHlt ;:iXKt *wrtitiK «-ork. A minimum of 4 hours I S-i-~i». ,-L*r*» aa»or«m«ai n=rr >35ni»:. Ad-jlt and OhUdren, , colonel tUie and cotortd Sun. it Bves, paU offto* 1 oil cite. aH atzas fkewn Mond*?- Mr, arm* ...... 3-«MBk. Oat)i»#» irentlad amangtaal trae* to ^-CHATHAM TOWNSHIP person or'telephom* for lu;«rvirw. . far your conrenierx*. Apply 1n of fixture*, large ela«» and aoram 3-2383 OOuMTRTSXTJa]. ' n>* ohanm of Old ing p;rt \ FV a poroh with ooloMt ftagMtnn* Mr, 1 ;K;si.r'or p!ton« »&• Link «'. coodltiQUB, beiw: ! IbUf Oape Cod irtth tsxtaT * rwxkm ap- CAM COO. fWrtnount Aw. » ciuar.vtcw 7-J0O0. Albrjt« bi- . Adoxi«^n,rk ' BtHtocA. aroa, aotma-* ooay'reoreHUon room, lawutory apd 3 SBDBOCHC fpttt.tortl, PAYROLL CLERK THK ROBW ROOD «uy.. 3 TaTlor len: to mxmaiDm and tt«Jion. Owner for ttit ohOdrwn tev tn on* of Sum- •taiUoa. » Ktrtborne CLERK-TYPIST and ritONTNO nurttng: ]u»T lljt^ at $31,000, Well ntft'a best looatlani Juat * afeap and WHlTMORE A JOHNSON , PtoTl»en«e. OR. 3-495« for ; Expeti-Miced; typiQX a 'must. 37%- for Tuesdncm aftd Frtdnja. 9 -4. a? &MC:«T Qy for ofw7 mcni- worUt WhU« ywir lticpeotlon and offer. jump from « jassw reoreauUoft fMI4 4 Bank St. . ' Rialtora OK. 3-14C4 To kct -JJs* tMd WKt r'uma^, tip*' ,IOHN P. TAILOR, lUaltor on led. and A 'DBO* aewing room. A Ini plant. * ear »«r*««. VUT beauUful CTL i- - — SALJE9OURLS r«»rw of •roKtnda. Tb*r»,«r* 3 kK«, 1 oouM be TIRED; OP STAlk3? SALES WOMEN •did.. Hurry. Aftntnsmeitt pleaat. ' ag« with good wtustrtton, ROtTB tSTHOVD fsnud plaze; .N«r Rsne A» One Jrrel lndudla« t Oar htA aohool gT»duan». 1 tttc.'ii *w*sr4 macbluc, DuAoan 3 • laiindrj". aiwl dr 'l.-,iultig route: 5- COLONIAL lw»2lnJ^WAWOTW urintc«B*rr- - H. 243 'doiy inrek. Box . ooupiw, htinumkmtmi*. am&ll f*m- nitmienii to wa. 4 TEAR old OafM Ood. lonir netchbor- tli •*T»p pa p*yT iHMrm __da-k 8-7843 JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT hoad. Unosin 9e*hool «r»* 7 room*, •Vpaly in panpantot n • i*! - ' r • • • 1 twttM, 3 Oar g*ra««, IS3J0O. OK. •Ktiic-at.. " STOtJBNT " 3-M97. R: I KURSK. 1 R.V. p*rt ttan«. *Tt«nc»xi OR. FOOTWEAR: •Mft. tn maa*ra nun< DUPUOK, I ropna, ftuaMll rL.CH. 7- aumout la* C» ff<«0f. *«• TW SUMM^HltAU). THURSOAf. MAY 14.

USD CARS POR SAU w Rentals originally was. •The Acad«iny, «§." Xbulse "irifi3(af "of field avenue, Mrs. Frank Dillue- Speed Is foal Teacher, 90, and the first school building in the 176 South street, Alonzo P. Bur- cb of TS Broad street, Summit, HOMES POK R«T Boro. nett of 10 Division avenue, George Mrs: Elizabeth Egbert of Lake NAirriTCKET ltl*&& The former pupils present were H. Genung of 4 Holmes Oval, Ep» Parsippany and George Atteridg rwwn OM*» Of Future Life, Former Students Mrs. Elsie Jacobus of 198 South nest S. Reichenbach of 1567 Spring- of Cilifoa. CHHVBOUBT, I. rot mmHttx. Ban l«t V-*. BAB. UWM and i*M» : oeut S or I. R«mK»iW» lite by •Tedujftiogical growth and former Boro school teacher and •«- °* ?? 5! Sf*r •**' OBIta. l^dttea m. 1-iTIX.chsnie haa patterned oar culture RAPID REfCtENCi TO ROJAILI BUSINESS HOUSIS v 3»1O*i3j. or boat attar, Ruoa OMMWI »- eight of her former pupils bad a and tatted our d«stiny, lint fc*Pf>r renaiM last Saturday at ROOM AND lOARtT past U truly proto«u« and the Borough Hall as a part of the Un- room. Butmtoc wtur. greatest development 1$ yet to ion County centennial program. Antiques WAHTID TO MIV M>bte,\Tti* D*B*ry, MS come" reported R. Karl Honoman, A»t, SUOUDM. OaU id The teacher. Miss Harriet Wil HILL CITY DELICATESSEN Ut PAT C*J8Hf« fOW UumiMB* director of public ati one to four for the decade ending AUCTION ROOMS Quality Cold CHtti SWEET. KLEEN Rors ocnoji ROOMS Company, to the Rotary dub io 1912. She is the oldest retired members at the wekly luncneon Daily Sandwich farvice 0 StnOOT AVBfOB RfAHa ptaao aar m« hivatonr iBHnat** oooooow teacher o( th« Boro school system. Party SptdaHlii. Caaipes LAUNDRY Trt CSaatflaMt T4NS joojr. }&d floor front. Bast ltloontoo n oieeting list Monday at the YMCA. W* viH buy yoar attie wmweu. *a at tM» anr* citarajt. Mi*s Wilcox greeted her former For Excellent Laundry Service Oamplat* Sooatt AB BtTf eortu Jtawa few pupils in UM Boro Hall, which Dry CUaning v Bug Geanlag cuttod I* *T r Rum, 90» aquart foot, bta(. To date man has engineered M Mayt* tbMt CR. and produced machines wtich at. I* Industrial rt. Samatt triUy Joo««d. Buauntt. CK. 3*3834 n apt a*, usrubt have lifted the burden from his Sertie* • tats* muscles, but now we have entered • Aate Detltri • WIU. PAT CASH. __ . Rentals Wanted the age in technological develop- SUBURBAN cr Obtaaw n(. B8ag*al «-t]«l, ba- ment where speed is tint greatest CORIY'S UNPURN. APT. Wmttd t» Rttot single goal, continued Mr, Hono- M-+UTOQ . EKTAOUNa WERNER MOTOR CO. DELIVERY SERVICE ante* im I WANT • piano <* «o«* quant?. EXECUTIVE u«i wU« cteiiv. 2 b«d- man. This is the age of electronic rt Ban 808 muornUL BenM. roorn dwRmaBK Mtd txKti, kMctoe-, PAUL L. WERNER, Prop- PACKAGE DELIVERY LAUNDRYCRAFT BABY crtb m food cwmttetan. Ef^Ww into •antog roojn MMI living room I; computers and controls, jet air. <-4300. Bumtntt. tommAati a*Oiian4en* location to cintitr . rt»a«th OttJtt . raHroaid daatfed. Retenacca sites, earth satellites, and such, CR« ran LAUNDRY DRYCLEANING SERVICES omsto «xl. Box W6 Summit Omit. POUND yet tiie total labor force is not Rag CUanlug - Fur Storage ' .** Bern Summit _ MBsaL sufficient to accomplish the job. ; rBED STBMOaX .._. U«uut notlc* aoetti ly n*ed 2 V«J«x»m . % to STFCMBER6-CMILS0N ' m% ocuurcmo ©tin em Eleotrka] Appliance* • oumiplt gtrald U your aa« u $U». OBecet S-OMt Mr. Honoman stated that all of fpaaUl An. CR. MOOO Carpanbrr repatiai aJtwttiooai «iaMn«ts these developments created more Mfld«n Beit * M>ot IMI kUrnoli* FU<* OP*OU FURNISHED APT. WANTED and more avenue* of interest for Cat Uartag . . WaaUy-MwitMT- M J Uurdotk LOST MM at itnk» F»cuy man which in turn created more Ytarly . Uw Stataa Uqqora CARPINTBT ALTDUTION8 n*u» Citipeo' Tymt Pp., suinmtt. qtUrt furnished one bcd jobs. ' '••••'„ tSS-tat Broad 81 CR. MW4 KTM M1BHII Call E*«BltM» Dnw *P«taM»t for th# ptrtod Jim 5 to J17 Springfield Are. CR. i ««Wl. (lew *V*. M, Two arfutta, no children. In the Bell Company, explained ABE'S LIQUOR STORE TMS BEST POK LK88 Bo p«aV Within f4f««a mtl«« of Mr. Honoman, mechanisms have building repaira tod a.ltartttot» Hmm Uurray Hill. Box. 994, Summit -Her- been developed to switch calls in LIQUORS ph MMUCWO CB. 7-Htt. Co.. lid. Sunvnte. a millionth of a second, tnd today • Appliance Repair* • WINES BEER • , ns*in, maoai Jal- oaae. rmn, nttwoa*. D»al>r poroh «retoa*u*i. modem Uouauia AM. ft«««nl. Unfwrn. How Wotifed to Rent there are 50 million, phones in the «•• At Popular Prices * aa Kro WAWTID to renrt, » bedroom houae. Bell System, #> per cent of which DAVID J. FLOOD Prompt Delivery Service WAiurr. lot on fcuwnj* or trlctasty. O»a Mm. Bwr, are dial operated. All of these de- Electrical Appliances • Floor Coverings • Anft OoCH^ruotloa Oampaay, OR. J-OWO woekdaiya until 4 P.M. Cl. J448J tftea- 8 and, weekgnda PI* 9-fi574. velopments have eliminated: eer- Repaired , n> tain typs of jobs but the demand Household Wiring E. L FjTTERER U Vnkm PL CUSTOM BUM tomxm. upatt eoprto* for services has required an ever Prompt Service ao4 remodeUra. By appntataiHit SLACK pockattMX*. vtdMtgr Aummat To Loft to Classify Floor it Wall Til* ftee. Rc«um MM slcaae. cat. increasing labor force. Hie day Stt Springfield Aft. •linoleum 4 Asphalt MBAMSTRBSS. c»*t§. HELP WANTED Fttnai* is almost here when the Bell Sys- CB. 3-33*1 Tile Installed By Experts fl«>KY Krey nude <*t. tem lines will be used to trans* neo* an4 peoahable, for Broadloom Carpet! Rugs M Paaeir WB playhouse; mit data and information by code ; Bop m Braid ft. drtTeTMlUlnirn. DRexd 9- for use with electronic bookkeep- • Anto Repfttra • LIQUORS, WINES BEERS »*T «. eockor apanlet. J8J9. y m p«nna betweeii 9:30 ' CR. S4I8S EXPERT LANDSCAPIN& with tan nwUnaj. » •in. i p.m. ' ng machines and -computing Prataft Deliveries Cktrdeaw of dUUnot nurtt n«ed expert taw on cottar. An*w«n to machines, and this will open an LEN'S MOTOR know-bow tad worfcnu&ahlp. We oon- J»eg Btf IBtt j FOR SALE ntirely'new field requiring an Ideal Floor Covering Co. Call CR. 3-Utt •tilt, pUn, coainot. Appotamcecx «aly. SALES « SERVICE entirely new labor force. 1 Beednrood Road SvamM Kornwj Werner Cn*o«W. PL J-nii. aio-aaioy trw g y Auto Repairs SHOP AT HOME SERVICE iNsnuenoNs partotnaMtf Only M' hifb- t Ornamental, frtfil and ACCOBOIOH — Btwatttn Oultar L>a»> 3 PARS of brown pjtnt swmztye Body & Fender Work AspbaU tfle le aoai M tn«r BMM Waran f^ dnpcrtM, wick, and futty liiiod, at. New Director Named for NOT Worid'a irilla« cf rich • Maaon Contractors • ikade tr««t tpraycJ most new. Ooat CM »aoO. waa aeU t»nd faca two wyi bring Used Can All Vinyl tile rrempt •errtoe — e*p«t eonauKottoo, for $S0, DR«u4 «^9OT Baptist Nursery School you aomd Iraqi TWO 1M Martin Schmlede. 3S1 TartH Ed, F1ANO6: toaad. repaired. Piano lea- II Sanrnit Ave. CR. 3«4» . (slight seconds) tot Uk HUmtoofaM 2-OWO. ratwood, K. J. FA. 2->K»?T The First Baptist Church day p Armstrong lineoleam, Firth A - CITY MASON. INC. iPPOLITO-S LAHDflCArWO 1UTB- nursery 'will open for ita third eidatf 449pa*d thmmm play RLALS, WtspaeUkUae ta eotawd•!««. aad ooUece Rentals year on September 9 with Mrs, r, IP, IT raedrda intermixed. Alexander Smith carpets Guy Soccodato, Prop. ^ fltcatonc BalataA Wocka. M Mais Dftan* UM Bicycles N«w Construction ft Alterations Street, Cprtngfleia DBam lmi UNFURN. MOUSE TO REMT Melvcin Williams, formerly of the Wall tile, W«n board Philippine Islands, as director. U OARDOOB. Uwa c«i« TO ewuple T»«b. cktldren of 4 to « URRY'S Rig and fnnltar br the w* Bepatr aad bund UCDJSfO NURSING HOMI WtJ!r The nursery operates il fitter ISM control. la watlmit or new U Top rtrwlm. râatdlng. •otttaw. Ocoupwioy June 4. JW7. H. servk«. 17 Morris Cwrt Sommit t »iao ciiral* work Com- BOBJOCMB Otettnetirt. ttom*»" K. Wtmm, M ttaim Ohoe RA.. racial and inter-faith service for Uonda nwbofuy...,.: $159.95 CYCLE A SPORT SHOP plrte ttN aerrtee; dramata work eooatry-Uk* aumnujdiB«* Kind cf Bertwley Ke*sSvt». CE. 7-JTn. parents of preschool children. Ses ' New & Used 1*0308 MORRtS AVE. UNION VTM «tlm»t« DBexe) »-Jl«5 ncuot M mm numoi can MMII -new Is Mttiaf fldtr KIM ••Liaurgteal aad otmstoalty UI sions are held five days a week BICYCLES MUrdork «-ZUf SHORT HHJJS LiKIWCAPINa CO urr * «tUf -" •• rom 9 to 11 a.m. and enrollment JOSEPH DE LUCA , Rentals Wanted s limited to twenty childera, ages • Come in...or ask for Parts, Repair* SaUi Senrlet parking »o*a. • FLOORING • Mason Contractor Kumui, «op «tiaua>n« for iMier MWM Uafpnu H«OM Wanted to Rent 3 and 4. Children may attend ccs- free home demonstration! St7 Broad St. - CB, S4MS »rvd gdf graaa*. Waprtir top aaO. ate. Call for lDrformaUwv and prloai. CK. Rentals JtTNIOR' enstoerc needs 3 • bodiroom ions for three days a week on Brick and cement work. Patching 1-20M, ;..;.. ' bouse, reasonable iwvtal, oorupenbjr Monday Wednesday and Friday, • BuUding Materials • or any kind of mason work. . DOUINICK CBIKB4. O«ur>J taadf PURNBHID ROOMS by July tat. OtoUtJrfSi 1, 8 end II or for twice a week on Tuesday You an invitodto •n/oy FLOOR MAINTENANCE ysiiB. Oonvemdeii* N«w York com- ' ?• i . oaplM, nwaoo eocMr*etor. dnia BOOM with ptirmtm Uti OenUemaa mutwtton preferaibav LackAwanna, in and Thursday. Sundays are op- f /> CReftvtew S-42W wor> PktlCM. ahUwUka. curt»in« only. DRecd 6-164S. «omm\inat7 with good aohooOj. Ad- a pinonai demonstra- STEPHENS-MILLER CO. CR. 7M« NEWLY deoonud tod tumaabad drapr O*o. K. TftttJertion, US N«w ional. , RnliKlng and LANDSCAPE OARDBKEm apocialWng England Art., Summit or phon« CB. tion by iptclof •vtn/ng ' CompUl* Unt •/ . In IIWD*. SabuUd uxi wit In new . 3-S3». ' .•<••-.- Boro Men's Appeal of . J. POWELL * SONS • Pet Shops • Uwm Lawn em ty tne month its—10. »!O ROOUS. Lat«e, octniart- BUILDING MATERIALS Tru»plant sod cut ui IDCTT ahrutw • . able, 74 Rivra1 Bd., Summit. Kejct to oppoinfmenf. Phone DR. I SMI Urg* or small. Trim or Iremore aay Drunk Driving Denied COAL FUEL OIL BIRDS PET SUPPLIES ai2« tree. Bestir or put la new PubUc Serrtc* nxnge. CR. 3-2318. Real Estate Wan led at OBrseii-tMe. PUKMbHED room. I OeoUeinu. Oar Berkeley Heights—A request to now-t«ll us when you'd apaw. Near ceotav. CR. 7-MQ4. 2A-SHORT HILLS dismiss a drunk driving charge » Raised Place CR. 74m SUMMIT PET SHOP ilOTOTILLINO Lawn Claan Up Coax- like to com* in. • Fuel 00 • pl«t« Iâwn Out. PertUrana>. Be* CORNER room aeoona Door, ntar HAVE awreril buyct& In .$30,090' to against .Charles.....1\ McAleny, 31, U.S. Inspected Fresh Horsemeat I^lijg. Trat 8«nto»: DBMtat *• traoirt«UOD O«ntien«n prriacred. $80,000 nrtoe rvotgt. ehort HU13 pre- ofr 92 Gales Drive, New Prov- • Carpenters •" . CR. 7-IM1. ferred, SUte «ud Oo Short HID*. DR. Tropical Fish.ft Supplies 1314. __;_i __.*_ v idence was rejected last-week by Eastern Fuel Company U & C. LANDSCAPt contractor*. PUBLISHES room. N*»r atottoo b\«. 1-2233. N*Kt« DR. 8-2OT9. ADAM ^ Free Delivery . Lawna. powor rolled, maintained by .County' Judge Milton A. Feller. BERKEtEY FUEL OIL : 36! Sprtngflfld Art. CH. 3-HB3. Attics converted. Porch »n- SI SamnH Ave. CRertview 3-1151 cUy or mooch. All types of landscap- PURNISHED room. kltciK-n prtni«Kn, McAleny was found guilty last 24 Hour Delivery ing. Top aaU, treea and abruba closures, new rooming and repairs DRrxel MTT1, DBejel 9K» 3rd Hoar. Hns. D*ytxrviffh, JW Mor- February 8 by Magistrate Doug- TELEVISION CO. WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC r&t Are.. Oununtt. Heights Women's as J. Haberstrofa of Berkeley All types of alterations and addi- ESTIMATES, daaUmtof and planting. Oil Burners " 4 ROOUS. heat and hct w»wr, 30 W«et heights. tions, Easy Terms. ' CHATHAM PET SHOP LAWTI eonatruoUon. reatdetttl»l and 3rd St.. NVw ProTld*uoe. ' 9 Itcchwood Rood, Summit •• "T Balea A Service : tndUfltrUl. Top aoli or humuB Club Has Final Uaberstroh revoked the Boro 2 Elmwood Ave. Flerhan Park We board your birds while HOLLTCMSBT tAHtWCAPK 5!»V- CONVENIENT room fo* stiatoeaa worn- CR. 3-5212 mm Braid Street ICE. HUlsKle. MDrdock 8-2051. fcn. 46 Kent Haoe Bitd. Summit. man's license for two years and FR. 7-8039 you're on vacation CR. J-4»0. fined him $225 '" ME.5MW 23 WALKUT at. Suntmtt—room with Meeting Monday In the appeal for dismissal of STEPHENS-MILLER CO. ' BMTTTSROL Crastraetlm Co Usam- or without kitchen prt*tle«fs. Oem- Berktlejr Helghts-A, father and • Carpet Cleaning • IM MAIN ST. CHATHAM Contractor Md builder dtone Orlck t!ta-.in spc33dng or uh hat he had been treated for a BEDROSIAN'S Metered Dellverlei COOL. comXoctafek room, prtrate an. evening department of the Wom- WHEELING, W, VA. T. PLA3TE3HNO and patching, *>ao *~~~>. seml-prtYate bat*: parking. nervous condition. Dr. Anthony A. Attractive Values In OIL BURNER • Plumbers • miaon work Ko Job too amall CB -•m'Ji ociy. CR. 3-OC07. • an's Club of "Berkeley Heights Call them today. Station J Betirio; township physician, tes- ' Sales k Service 3-3447 : - OENTUBIAK brings down the curtain, on its first rate for a 3-minute phom pctferrod Nou ified that he found McAleny un- RUGS 39 Roisell pile* CH: 7-9030 LaROY BALDWIN CR. 3-6*57. year's perfrrmance. On the distrff it to drive at the time of his ar- call from Newark after and & D Contractors Co. KICK room In prtr»r« home; atngie or side WUl "be Mrs. Edward R. 6 p.m.—fust 8H plufl tajf. • PLUMBING n Work.' JMdewmika, Curba, tkUm -•—"— *»* WMHen prtrtksw If •est on January 3. .-.. • > Wall-to-Wall Carpeting y, Pl»gaton« Walks, l*ndaoapln« CR. 7-C544. Hughes, who was instrumental in • HEATING DonUnick Kuaa. OR. 7-IBM. CR. 7- the formation of the department, , Thoro-Cleaning 04«5 2 HOUSEKEEPINO roooK. 3Dd ROOT. OIL BURNER FUEL SALES . •ALTERATION furr^ti*d or tnfuntisbad, 1 mrniin. guided it through its formative Repairing . CESXARS waiteiproofad. ~Re!ertocta. Near 'canter. CR, 7-3616. Storing Soles & Service • JOBBtNG drive, ourttn«. pa^tof. Aroh Oon- months and was .elected its per-' abM Contpacr. MJHbum. BOotb ROOM and beC& tn prtrate bom« .J. Re-Fitting Fuel Oil - Oil Burner 10 Greenfield Ave. CR. 7-W8S kittiiea prlftfemB. Ooateotem to manent chairman in Octcber, 1956, 7attrT at'"-on aad bus. Bwtaca* women Since then, Mrs. Hugheshas se Re-Laying Heating Service orjy. B^weco 6-8' p.m., DR*x«* 9- .. m Sprtanfield AT*. 24 hn. CH, 3-SStl.l3t4 ANTHONY NMIA TniiwcfcrA becoine better acquainted on ,r fW; Clti*. Servic Fm,l OH ,.:.PT«J J BlbbMb mystery bus ride and a series rf\ c Joiblng Promptly Attended To »«PLkn sod alttrmtlona. bathmoa* ?URHISH£D HOUSE POR RtUT Phone: CR. 745M kltchfttia or any toatde work StMBfts home bridges, jwork together mal:-; Z Orchard St. Summit, NJ. PLUMBING • HEATING and fomifla top»Ho fob too tosaU on ing tray favors, corsages,- «ross- ; OB 3 eseata 1n Par "Rills um 7. SHEET METAL WORK 092J betirten 7-8 PJ4. wort puzzles an^ scrap books fcr • • Chimney Cleaning • 8O08BO* «3P^RTB • Jewelers • T CHESTNUT AVENUE BjieeUtnt Bom* Repalra mo Bank St., wte- Built < Repaired • Cleaned :Jeaji«d; aldewmlkj nrw or npaind: phooa CR 3-1404. lie Welfare project. ' j • Real Efetate • job too amall. *r«* eatlnwtea CB This is the Time of the Year to 31 TOUP St.. Sunmrtt. Nrwty deooc- A varied program v,brought j 3-4415. t:»d 6 roxr». 6*ai. rirapr, on or Clean and Repair Your Chimneys l sneakers on "fraudj. and Swir-1 MjCONE AGENCY ROOriNO RKPAIBS All typea nf «W- " ? June 1- Tnu s!»v>t» with-dill- ... also Fireplaces. Why Not Call welcome. »250 «l*.h htat M«J dies," "Christmas Decorations," : Guaranteed Worka Atddnowily , .. n«. Pilnung iteM «Ml «I« tint- No# And Protect Your Fa m Dy ten «ad leadpr* SprltMrneld Boof- VI* Kttffmia; CR. 3-1*6 •"Nike-the Guided Missile" and WATCH-JIWILRY On The Sale of Your House. _ln« Co DRexel 9-4307, LOVELT home for aumrnmr monAhs, "Antiftue^Glass." In March the and Home For the Long Hard List It With Us. : windows, take d»wn atqctn nab. »crwm«l porch. bea,utlful ground*. 4ep»rtrtfent - made a behind-thc- Winter. l>«t up «trwm; dun, repair *hlm- • CR..3-«*» ' -•• • •>•••• ••'••- -••• -• CR. M4M • •••" FIBI! INSURANCE ?ey». gutter*. Betnturdt,'lalt ^m mmm. 3 badropm sceties tout of Overlook Hospital:; REPAIRS «-1078. g.|o»$ o. for July ami Au*ua*. Active American' Home and Gar-, m Sprtaf fleld Ave., Sam mit, N. J. 5-J789 batwetn 13 and 1. 1 F. DEANGEl.US den departments have presentee .; CR.l-StM programs on interior decorating, j • Goal • WWDQW CLBAirma FURNISHED APT. FOR REW PLOOB WAXWO party refreshments, imitation raffir 1 Print , HIWmt OUSANDfO FCRKISHED a room,mûtimm*. bath. work, flower arrangements anc"! • Roofers • Bustnea* peraoa prêrred. US. 5- EASTERN care of the lawn. • " ! • Fmt Service rattan. iaad«a, 0TI» MAY BARGAINS FUEL COMPANY JriiM OaatraettDi ] BOOMS aod bath. 3rd floor, prt*«** The speaker on this find eve- LARRY MAY hagy.. CR- 3-3OT3. ning of the club year will be Mrs. • '57 CHUYSU* SARATOGA HIGH QUALITY COALS ROOFING (all kuwja) removed by expert. Hughes' father, Rich?rd Prentice. For Prompt Deliveries or'night aerrlce. DRrael «-5»3. UNFURNISHED APT. POR RENT 4 door hardtop, 300 miles ' SIDING - GUTTERS tli dru«t J-7«». Active In educational fields since , Call CR. SMM 4 LAROK KWWI and twth, ok»» to his Harvard day, Mr. Prentice has • '54 PLYMOUTH 9 FASS.SUiURtAN LEADERS rwwl. store, and tnunaportatton. «1M. been principal in Lafayette School 4 door Belvedere V4I station wagon Vtttn Broad Street Call CB. l53St 4-4100. AduJta. CB. J-1W7. and George Washington School in 24 FRANKLIN PL. wrr rvOOH. 4 room ajamwn* to w- HtWARK modcllnl houe». nri#«» tn U«UM Morrirtown and" was retired re- • *SS OLDSMOIHJ 4 DOOR STEPHENS-MILLER CO. WMMIT nm boa*.aoa-tone w*wr fumtaiurf cently from his post of raathe-; 98 Mod<» Power Steering, 10,000 mibs a btock».rK«a ty JnoO. «««r- matics teacher at Morristownj • 'S5 IMWBRtAl SEDAN « nqutred. Wion» C«. 3-4QW. High School. A man of many; Chrysler's finest fullpxww * KOPPERS COKE FUEL OIL THREE BOOMS, batto and avocations, Including astronomy SIEGEL'S MlxJd^. »g* «wip* ppef«rrwl. 1 BUILDING MATERIALS g-1014. after 7 P.M. and photograph.' Mr. Prentice wil , • '55 FORO THU^DCR«r«D • Lamps A Sbadea • . STATIONERY SHOP adddess "the evening department M RnsteD Piin CR. 1-Wtl' t Very st!»rp, one o#ner Office ft Home Stationery on itJU anothPB ot his hobbies, Romiit far R*wt JtrryCarvtll Mark Cross Leather Goods "Character Analyirfik^ Through! 3 ROOMS and ba*h on. «**rd floor; WE ALSO HAVE SO SELECTED USED CARS ON • Dairies • Cataltaa Lami Montlu Satf Greeting Cards kl«. CB. 7-aifl Handwriting." The audlftKTwn.i DISPLAY, ALL MODELS — STARTING AT MMUI 4 CR. 3-234* - DBCOBAHKO be asked to partlciate. The meet- * CMTMtillfl . • CpttMl M ITf Sprtaf fleld Ave. UNHJRN^HOUSE POR RENT ing will be held in {fee, Berkeley, $95.00, AND IP. NO MONEY DOWN, EASY Btwtrtat Ortar Intartor - JDrtarlor SCHMALZ Uumn la ItocR • fteiM te ttack CHATHAM TOWMOH Heights Library at 8:15 prn. It "'"TBNiNCB TERMS. " v. GITTI free. BMmataa ^bedroom modara will be a guest night and Mrs.. ~~* 1-- • ^ • IM»1M Caatnl Ava. WartflaM aia Dietrich Alsbwg will be the Wartflali, «. S, • Wallpaper • MBALTT Hostess. . , Actaw ttrtM 0ORNR. INUCna. <-3M0 On May 22 the American home Werner Motor Co. department will hold its final Imperial r- Cbryiler — Plymouth • CtfftSff Cfc«tM HILL PITY PAINT & meeting at the home of Mrs. Ray- mond Zelther, 95 Rutgers avenue. GENERAL WALLPAPER co., Mill Vltlt Our Two Location* Public Service Electric and Gas • DvMl 9 517 SPRINCFIELb AVI!WE SUMMIT LANPS0 OAUaX* Co. will »how a sound motion pic- * Uaikart tMrier walM- 585 MORRIS AVENUE SPRINGFIELD Oir Nearly Farm MAINTENANCE -*• TOP SOIL '•". ranm •Mtoutav affrtwv ture entitled "People, Products AH Makta at and Prrflress 1975." All club mem- Call . .. Riii ml tpfiflllii eh«n»«at % not bers »r« invited to attend the MILLJNGTON 7-0025 MkUM ehaaeaat ^ which begins at I p.m. v," "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY

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