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selection of ___ Hear Local Coach Granted High, Wulum Martin, Cranford High team. 'Visit to A SmaH Planfet School athletic 'director and var^ the home where the action takes _Mr. Mercer, new to the group, "Visit to a/Small Planet" will sity basketball i**w*h. was after- One week.from tomorrow at 1 8:40 p.m. the Cranford Dramatic place. Mr. Jones has been a mem-;was a member of the Summit br presented^ on February 12, 13,dinner, speaker Tuesday night at to Conference ' GARWOOD — Superintendent Club curtain will open on the ber of the club for two years and Players and appeared in the "Fol- 19, 20, 26, and: 27 at the club's the weekly meeting of the. lions .... , highly amusing play, "Visit to a has worked on staging. T' lies" and "Life With Father." Mr. theatre, 78 Wlnans avenue. Reser- Club at the Coach and Four Res- of/ Schools Lewis' F. Laird and Anderson, staging chairman for vations should be made as early Mrs. Mae Crissey, reading teacher •t 'I Small Planet" The setting will The young bachelor, neighbor's taurant He presented a brief his- role is intfrpret<»d hy Jnrk Hnrt-' Visit to a Small Planet," worked as possible by calling the bolt tory of, tfgtfri»t|iq»ii ytwi iii* evolu- in the local public schools, will at- office which - is -open Monday place in a Virginia country home, well, who wasih the cast of "The backstage for "TheMatchmaker." tionoflhe rujes. Types ofoffense tend a nercd u *cond' ehu mail-matter .«t- TEN CENTS •:vm He is -a- former-member of -a- .through Friday-each week, teaa. nnrf hy PnivPTRity in New 24 CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY^FEBRUARY 11, 1960 Po»t OKice at Cranlord. N. J. and the Malc^m%Rer7^MfT~Hartwell-has; at Rutgers matic club in Staten Island. 7:3b to 9:30 pjn. .. Martin with the for the Brunswick today. begin to unfold the story for theworked with the Hillside Drama' first-night audience. groUp in their. presentation of Mrs. F. H. Washbou)rtie plays, a "Gramercy Qhhs.fe" 7 of Winnie the Pooh" will be giv- , housewife who finds herself being The general's ajde is played by League to Present en to teachers to familiarize chil- ind Elects Directors, hostess to a most .unusual gifcst. David McGrath;..a new member, dren with Christopher Robin and Last seen in the" .drama group's who resides .at the Southern Club. Winnie the Pooh' his playmates. production of "Desk Set," Mrs. Farris S. Swackhamer who On New High School Referendum Washboum6"has, been active in the s 3 Seats Go to South Side portrays a resident of the "visitors" For Shut-ins tears Talk By Mayor club's Experimental Theatre. Last Lincoln Day "xi An aroused south side elec- : awn planet, has been seen in the Cranford's nursing homes as Deborah Partridge Wolfe. 62 South Union avenue; Homer Nearly a dozen committees are summer she appeared in the Foot- • I r club's productions of "Caine Mut- well as its elementary schools will 310 Prospect street, and Clifford D. Siverd, 9 Woods Hole at .work this week urging a "yes" torate went to the polls by hills Theatre, Bound Brook, in Ha». Prop iny," "Teahouse of the August be entertained by the cast of Dinner Aides vote for the proposed new Ugh the hundreds in Tuesday's an- "The .Great Sebastians." Moon," "The Desperate Hours," ad, were e.lected' to t)wee-year' terms as directors of the Cranford PT A Groups to Be As nual school election and put 'Winnie the Pooh," Mrs. Wilmar school at the March 15 referendum Guest performer, Mrs. J. R- and ''The Matchmaker."',-Mr. F. Lange, arts and interests chair- Named by GQP litcd Fund at the annual meeting Sunday hi the Municipal Build' three representatives from its Haver, of. Plaipfield, portrays a as an outgrowth of a Citizens for a Swackhamer has worked back- man of this year's Cranford Jun- James F. O'Brien, Republican ""Joseph Kohn, 25 Princeton road, and David N. Tyre, 102 Maka- an area on the Board of Educa- romantically inclined daughter of stage and is photographer for the *' drive whose terms had e?t- • -^ Better Cranford meeting last Wed- To Endorse the house. She has acted - with the ior Service—League play;,, an- municipal chairman/has been ap- Mrs.: Michael Battaglini, president, announced today that the tion: Cranford Dramatic' Club; nounced Monday. "ere reelected to the board. nesday night at the home of How- Those elected were H. Ran- Keniyon Players, the Theatre Arts "Two-television technicians are ; pointed as local/ticket chairman I Action was taken on the recom- Cranford' Board.of Parent-Teacher Organizations "p*v»»»"Ti«»ni<«; that Guild, and last year played her :. Excerpts from the play will be First United ard M. Siegel, 712 Willow street. dall Kreger, 56 Livingstojl D. K. Sacken and George ,R. Mcr for the Lincoln Day Dinner be- ' Ration of a nominating com- membmembee r PTA'P s be asked to endorse the,proposed high school p .present role for the first time at presented at Cranford Hall, Brook A steering committee, under the avenue, who received 1,978 Grath. Mr. Sacken has been active Lodge, arid Brookside Nursing ing sponsored by the Union Coun- ,c headed.bheaded.y Mrs. W.J. Hofl- gram. For that purpose, she added,d'' a program of disseminatioii n of Foothills Theatre. c chairmanship of Mrs.-Robert E, votes; Gus A. Gutierrez, 55 Liv- in the Experimental Theatre and Home on Tuesday, March .1, ber ty Republican Committee. - i»nd includindi g MMrss . Hollis Fund Citation information is to be set* up in all units for the next three weeks, at Russ Morrell, a hew member, VHR«ynv>ndKirwan,C "Blosserrwas set^ip-following-lasV ingston avenue. 1,664 votes, and on the staging Committee. This is tween 2 and 4|).m, For the first The dinner, to be held on t •orhirh tirrag mom- has the role, of the "visitor." Mr. Mr. McGrath's first role for the and Robert M. Crane, all week's meeting, and members of berships will be polled. -•: Berrterd Litwack, 18 Mendejl ave- ' time last year" the league took its Thursday evening, February 11, tors of the fund. ' nue, 1,654 votes. "'" ' Morrell is a past president of the club this group, include David N. Tyre, The formal motion was passed - ' annual play, "The Willow Plate," at the Hotel Suburban in Summit, _, announced were six newly Playmakers of Orange and was # s0 Milton Barnett, William T. Cole, Mrs. Lawrie Montgomery, Dr. Al- at; a special meeting Defeated were three, incumbents to local nursing homes.' y./ is in the Republican tradition of d directors who will repre- New School seen there in "Teahouse of the ' M.. N. Anderson and Richard ime Robert M. Harmon and Wesley N. bert AUinger, Mrs. Elliott Hume, who were seeking second three- "Winnie thc;Pooh" will be given honoring Lincoln as the founder six of the fund's,agencies, re- held in Livingston Avenue School August Moon" and *'Pal Joey." He Mercer, are- cast as two soldiers. Philo were honored Sunday for Mr. Siegel, Mrs. E. Lf Brantley, year terms. They were Edward v in the grade schools as follows: of the GOP, according to Free- ntsiingx previously designated di- last Thursday. Mrs. Herman E. Gill, 407 Central- avenue, who pol- worked at Studio 5C. 6f^Broad- outstanding service to the com-Edward W. Mafek, Stuart W. Mc- Series Begins Wilde, president of the Union way theatre, both acting iind Roosevelt, February 29, at 1:15 holder jay A. Stemmcr of Clark, LOW PRICES ON They are; Miss Helen led 1.427 votesj Leonard E. Moody, munity by the board of directors Fadden, Mrs. John L. Snook, Jr., Check-Up Visit to Plant p.m.; Livingston, March 1, at 9:30 the general chairman for the 24 Springfield'avenue; the County Council.:". attended ' the 11 West Holly street, 1,332 votes, directing. He has acted in "Golden of the Cranford United fund. At Herman Lieberman 'and Mrs. G. Boy," and "Caine Mutiny" at the a.m. and 10 a.m.; Bloomingdale, event. ';" . are. 111 Forest This Evening meeting as a guest. and Mrs. Marguerite'Kott, 182 Lo- Interrupt* Theft of Safe the fund's annual meeting cita- E. Thurston. ,~ ,/ '' Chester H. Philips, architect for VA fbllow-up session was held in New York theatre, and also direct- March 2,..at..10' a.m.; Walnut, «•• Secretary of Labor. James Mit- fev. Robert Bizzaro, cust drive, 1,261 votes. . er , tions and "Oscars" were present- Epple and Seaman, will describe the Board of Education rooms oa 1 ed "Wintqjfset" there. Mr. Morrell 'An attempt to remove a safe March 2/ at 1:15 p.m.; Lincoln, nue; Mrs. Robert Harmon, 21 Among initial actions of the • The . current . expense budget chell will be the speaker. ed to the fourjmen for their excep- Clark W. McDer- •was on a national and- interna- from the premises of the Petro March 3, at 1:15 ptoy.; and Brook- Other local members on the com- rlceley placep ; Mrs. Theodore committee was the establishment structural details and. explain Monday. Dr. item was approved by ".a comfort r tional service during the 1059 cam- endent of schools; tional ,tour of "Flame-Out," pro- Plastics Co., 16 Quine street, ap-' side, March 4, ut 10:30 a.m. andmittee arc: Mayor Ira Dorian, i i, 425 Lexington avenue; of a. telephone' committee^ under costs of the proposed new senior mitb. superin able 603 vote margin, 1,583. to 980,. parently was;, -thwarted; by a [OPEN SUN., FEB. 7,9 a.m. to 9 p. paign. • direction of Mrs. George S. Sauer, high school at a public hearing ar- Prank principal of ll. RANDALL KREGER although it was defeated • in the duced, written, 'and" directed by 11:15 a.m. St. Michael's School Nicholas St. John LaCorte, Patrick I avenue, and John F. Kunze, 2 In making the presentations, A lap Mowbray. Mr. Morrell stud- gheck-up visit' made to the;, plant children, will be invited to the to urge' a favorable vote by local ranged by the Board of Education Cranford High School, and Frank Sherman and Lincoln School dis- E. Grail, Mrs. Charles Wimmer, street. • ., •" . United Fund President B. C. Bel- ied at the school of speech and by. Fred Petrozzieljo'of 95 Fourth dress rehearsal at Roosevelt on Roderick K. Smith, Miss'Frances residents on the budget item in tonight at 8:15 'at Brookside Place Martz, director-of secondary ©du— tricts and .eased, through by 33 [cranford needs a successful en pointed to the service of many votes ,at Walnut. The capitaT out- dramatic arts of Syracuse Univer- avenue, Garwood, one of theoown- February 27 at .10 a.m. • Johnson, Thomas E. Parrott and this week's annual school election. School. cation, described the) building pxo- ers. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, ,Police I fund, the meeting was told lundreds of volunteers as the lay item also' passed,-1,497 to 998, This year a synopsis of the story Mrs. Clarence B. Ogden. Contacts were made to local The meeting is one of four tjTjkm jn>m the km^-range plan- . sity and has done, radio and tele- Chief Lester W. Powell reported, yor Ira D. Dorian, who re- ery backbone of the fund's opera- churches last week-end requesting scheduled to acquaint citizens with ning stage until its. final.adoption Sees CHS losing at Sherman and Lincoln on, and emphasized that in mak- M vision work in New Mexico. Mr. Petrozziello called the police nted the grass roots pressure that announcements be made at details' of the bond Issue referen- by the Board of Bd'v*?'*i' i last and carrying Walnut by a bare 16- A bumbling example, of the when he discovered the rear door at sought such establishment of ing presentations to four campaign dum to be held on March 15. ' vote margin: ". . . ' leaders who exemplified outstandi- Sunday services urging residents month, i ' . . Accreditation • military is shown byi Earl Neal had. been forced open. Investiga- single fund raising campaign in to vote in the election. ' Mrs. Bernard B. Kott, chairman It was decided that the PTA's A total of .3,200 ballots was cast, playing "General ' Powers." Mr. TV-HI Fl SERVICE AEROSOL TOOTH PASTE ng effort and achievement the tion by Detective Lt.' Ralph J. 157 and 1958. He urged aggres- A speakers' bureau has been set of the public relations committee, would organiie a "series of coffees (Continued on Page 8) Neal appeared in the club's pro- joard was in fact honoring the Koury/Sgt. George C. Ward and vc tactics by the fund to obtain up under the chairmanship of Mrs. will present a historical report o* as the method of informing their duction of "Gigi," has appeared in •ntire group of campaign workers. Endangered Patrolman Edward J. Klubenspics TAPE-RECORDERS creased support from those who Thurston and a ..training program the . two-and-r<-half year study mffn^fyA'p* conccniing the plans the Experimental Theatre and i indicated. th.'tt intruders had light have their own favorite The four recipients were active Cranford High School's accre- Quick' Service — R
CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, IBM CRANfORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, I960 Pige Thw»
» • , - - -. >*f Frank Dooley, Herbert Koubcck Francis "Heiflemann, Mrs. H. J. nc of *be Fan-program, beginning In elementary Grace of Monaco, and later pic- berry, pastor" of St. Joseph's, r Mrs. Louis VanBergen, Mrs [.chemistry faculty at the college. Olive Nunnemaker, Mrs. George Agriculture Agent j workshop at B^ni. Tuesday at the separation, custody and relate* sit Alternate Roselle, and the Rt. Rev.^Thomas Peter McVeigh, Norbert VanBer- Verenault, Allen Roberts, Edward lynn Ells, Mrs. Leona Judge NoQiinated.,- .. cases at the Court House in Eliza- **i Wednesday schools] and proceeding through tures of the royal couple" and their Mrs Ross and Mrs. Dexter MacMillan. Tavern, Fan- the colleges. Athletics for the pur- children,. ' • - F. Mulvaney, pastor of St. John gen, Mrs.-'James CDonnell; Ray- Anthes, James JUanley, - R6b-Mrs. Edward Gallagher arid The apprenticeship teaching is a local Guest Speaker \home of Mrs-charlcs Roth-5 Ora- (ContinHted lrom Page J) beth. • " ' .. On Convention Tkkct mond Molnar, Mrs. Phil F. Hene- Collegians'Comer WUQLIL pose . of (improving physical abili- the Apostle.r Clark.- . .. •• ert Kellyt•iHn.^gtpkk. R. .ffaff Gallagher. pre-requisite for the teaching cer- master under the old court setup. He was ndmitted'io the bar in Public Affairs Commissioner. HL Mrs: William Duncan, program han, Mrs. Edward Coe,-Mrs. Mrs. S. M. Hinman of 102 North Eric H. Peterson, Jr., agriculture I'ton drive. Members will make ar- ue the old sep Raymond. Kirwan hhas been named ties and! developing full sports po- chairman for the evening,, intro- The Rev. MarkJ. Dooley, as- Union avenue, with her son and , for Union County, spoke last He.is now assigned to the matri- I 1929 and^maintained la\»offices in Djane Erdmann, daughter/ilje decorations and ticket commit- agent rangements, featuring.) wintcj 1 as an alternate on the ticket ot tenUaljJE|hould be required and em* duced David Tyre, who in turn sistant pastor of St Michael's, was daughter-in-law, Dr. and . Mrs. Thursday evening at a meeting of monial division of Superior Court, Roselle Park before his court ap- ' j Mfcs Baseball toastmaster. He read-* letter from TOWNSHIP OF CBANFOBD and Mrs. Louis Erdmarinj tee. respectively, tor the Sweet- pointments. ...•'. "• Mayor F. Edward Biertuempfct I at every school level, he introduced the guest speakers. KOttCE Of 8ALT.OIP XAJfl» . . Mallory Hinman of Rahway, will j'the Sunny Acres Garden Club;,at! Breens from their gardens, and conducts hearings in divorce. r the- archbishop congratulating AGENCY J : of Union and Frank Scott. Jr.. of Wiher Sosnow- fn the absence of Mrs. J.'How- Public notice is hereby ctven' that the 15i6 Gallows Hill road. asen- heart nance tomorrow pf the j David Cowperthwaite. music leave tomorrow to spend two the Osceola Presbyterian Church. ' Elizabeth, for Union County's two Msgr. Donnelly and wishing him Ttnpuhip.ot Cranford will saU at public Mr. felly's wife,- Mary Freeman ard McAteer, president, Mrs. Dav- sale to the highest bidder Lot 431. Block 4 AWon St, — MARIE R. DEACON - BR 6-5051 t Tusculurn College, Gieene- freshman class at the. Florham-jstudent at Trenton. State College, weeks'in'Daytona Beach, Fla. - <. .He also answered individual .gar- Ill seats at the Republican Katinnhr acri health and success and one from 117. fronting on Dietz Street, in the Town- a 1 qp tihr data far Ifae parade. id Tyre, first vice-president, 'pre- n "Tcrin.. has been named to Madison campus of. Fairieighj's a member of the College Con- den problems. ; s In Phi it KellyJ -Lr-Donnelly,-for—- BradbalTS" tamguet -will;be 1952 TJnited States Olympic swim*; mer assistant at St. Michael's now meeting to be held- In the-Municipalit lt«l t»rt-Chqir-which--will' pi'eseiit a met, A contest for the seats _.was| fcg- tfbe- FjauT Seasons. Gar- She introduced the following new Building, 39 North Avenue. East. Cran- Whether you «o by Rocket or Space Ship ^- Go see"1Visit to A during the | program of, contemporary Ameri- avenue is convalescing at St. Eliz- 7 ;he meeting. Mrs: William Watt surod this week with thf*>nfry. mlng ' jteain, J^iraced. briefly the serving as pastor of St. Mary's ford, New Jersey, on Tuesday, the 23rd dettCtaSr" st inding of the United States in mem -Mr Victor Koeenko, day of February. JWH>. at 6:30 P.M. on -Small Planet" at The Cranford Dramatic Cliih, 7B Wina ,n-is-edltor of Ti David Kinnear of S—Richmond^ rnn rrms(p n in F.llynripth, whpr<> pnri Mrs rtvid Catlin were hos- Of William A. Lear and Robert X ma ih in Jersey City, expressing regret the following terms: • • Performances Feb. 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 and 27th«p^Xickets on Sale vF TT Basdlas, president, the wbpen's Olympic sports. She Mrs. Lebron Conger and Miss Eve> 7he school yearbook, and is ^avenue, a senior at Saint Peter's!New York, at 8:30 pjn. Saturday. he has been »,a. patient for ;tWo tesses. Niton, both of Elizabeth, into the at his inability to attend. 1. Minimum sale price SSOiLOO. this office $1.50 each. V ^ ; j utot ftiPKm«*ss . meeting. lyn G, Burtis. ' " 3. 10% of the amount of the bid to be :,ent of TaU/^a Gamma and | College. Jersey City, is beginning ] The program will be broadcast weeks." '/ '•"" 'y ' •" ' .'."'.' • •' i..,The next meeting will be a l candidate field. The county's dele- in licajted that! pur country trails Entertainment included solos by paid Uf cash, or by certined check, . :•;,-.•/: ',!;•.': -t -,\ •, ";;., :;'. /-•" ••: .• --.yT» f " ' J'• • arri'iiji>,iiiwfl,Ti!fa^i T/ixs. Joseph Mrs. Howard -Peterson, dance' Women's Jtthletic Association '-his eight-week apprenticeship j over Radio Station WNYC. He. is gates will be picked in the April i the rest of the. world in Edward N. Lee, Michael Hahn at the-time of the sale. 7. . tfte Pp and M3xv.ffns£pa Aliseo -will chairman, announced that the an- 3. Balance,,of purchase price to be f or th* widest range in adequate insurance of Alpha Fsi Ome-; teaching at Dickinson High School,! son. of, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond primary. . this a"ea, largely because•ortrcul-' and Mrs. William Rutan.' paid in cash or certified check within la men he 'm tffcangje'*tf ttie refreshment tural pattern [makes it virtually nual dance,< which js to be'semf- thirty (301 days of the date of sale, *% Marie,R. De»con. national honorary dramatic • Jersey City. He wiU teach chem- Cowperthwaite of 7 Cherokee road. •'••-. .. f——~——:. stand a2 Gamflen State Field for formah will be held on February General chairman for the affair upon delivery of deed. y. She is "». \ istry and general science under Answers to Queries in pos ijble for o girl to pursue her W4B Frank R. -Pfafr, • with Father 4. Purchaser to pay the cost ot publi- Clafo Fetes Husband* interest in sports past high school 26 at 9 p.m.-at; the Scotch Plains cation of the sale, revenue stamps ' education. |?He supervision of the high school •Mrs'. Carol M. Severertlaughter Country Club.«Guest tickets are Dooley and Father Whelan serving .and preparation of'deed. .. ' i cooperating' teacherr, the represenjjrepresen-jp Mrr. and Mrs;' Daniel Kusiv, 108 The annual Husbands* , Nig&t age. iiirls who are winning hpn- as- hortorary chairmen. Other 57 Purchaser txJ pay a proportionate On School Plans Party was held Saturday at the ois to iay in sports in the United available from members*'' of the. share of the taxes for the current Kenneth Borup and Miss Susan_'at-ve of St. Peter's Department [Thomas * street, was graduated CbBegrQaib dance committee. ' " ' chairmen included: George Hay- year from the date of saje. •' • hlers of Cranford are serving on of Education, and member.of the February 4 from Gettysburg (Pa.) Elks? Lodge by the Green Thumb Slates (are in their early teens and eck, arrangements; Mrs. Z. J. 6. The highest bid shall be subject to HERE'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR p (As a" public service the Citiiciis for a Better Cranford are pre- Garden Club. Mrs. Edmonri Parks, aie top immature to reap th.es. full The nominating committee to acceptance by the Township Com- • I College, according to an announce- sports nnt&eOQs'mpic program are Langella and Mrs. George Helm, mittee which reserves the right to paring this • column) Send questJons to Mrs. Elliott Hume at 6 Fiske chairman, was assisted by: Mrs> benefit) of their victories, cither draw up a slate of officers for the jment received today from the an ifWra iCOUTliJy. Mr. tickets; Louis VanBergen, treas- reject any and all bids. campus news office. Mrs. Severe, terrace and they will be-answered here by o member of the Board of Harold Walsh. Mrs. John. Palmer, personally or for their country, coming year includes. Mrs. Rob-urer, and Frank Dooley, publicity. 7. The sale and conveyance shall be Ahnouncing A New- Keliqjr pniwrtWl oat. said i± is diffi- ert Blosser,-chairman;' Mrs. Rob- subject to the following restrictions: who earned the degree of bachelor Education or theildminktratiwe Staff of the Cranford Public Schools.y Mrs.' Jack Brynes, Mrs. Robert sle islid. Mrs. fcelly urged a 1 FOUR ROSES la) Restrictions of record and zon- cult ttv ikfienesi, young people in ert Brooks, Mrs., ForrestStflUindiitg, General committee members of arts, is one of 16 February grad- What coordinated planninpg Is Maddox, Mrs. Eltmr Moot, and st^ong|eT sports program for girls were: Patrick J. Grail, Mrs. Sher- ing ordinances^ Gar giA»urxtfc sports, foot- Mrs. Charles Haag and Mrs- Rus- (b) Said Lot 431. Block 117 shall ' uates. The' group will be invited there In Cranford to evaluate what ber 6.400 pupils. Of this number Mrs. Nicholas. Imperato. PtivTT ^wvfl ihnfv*fl.iprft • ^mf siut includ- .level,..:.- ;.l.-'...'.'..;..v.;. man -Currie,-Mrs. George 'Cimis, ._•-'_ be used by. the purchaaer only AII-ln-One Service I or Cranf( > sell Hardy. ' '' " •" ''""' ; '••'"" "•' • . in conjunction with adjoining SWATCH! ^ Lto attend formal commencement capital expenditures can be ' han- 1.600 will be in grades 7. 8, and 9 < Kelly showed slides which Mrs. Lawrence Beauchea, Sirs.: ENDED WHISKEY Nelson M. Iightcap,vice-pre- ed! 3Tm? 'Tr (QHpn^ac' t showed pictures of assisted by Mrs. Ray Williams, :-n»nr»iANjPB Ni Dated: February 10, 1960 of..Cruiiford, wiii-'speak on*The- 18 LINCOLNI AVE- W. fogy-mnjor-at-CcUyEburg The i-orlgln.il adea_of__mee.tint 00 of his sister. Princess; RlcHard K^pplef, Mrs. Bert AN ORDINANCE VACAVACATtN1 O PART OP Kdv.~PeesT Full Quart .Moving Industry in a Dynamic liar the athletic Bachinoft", Mrs. Roland Massi- qHADOWLAWN WAY., Local government bodies which the enrollment expansion by build- WHEREAS* the owner of certain lands mlno and Mrs. Malcolm Pringle^ In .the Township of Cranford. -In; the have authority, under provisions ing two junior high-schools with County of Union and State of New Jeney. A Prompt, Dependable, Reasonable Sarvice Of state law, are the Township capacities of 800 pupils each was 4,95 4/5 Qt. caused the.same to be delineated on the following maps: , . . Designed to Meet Your Needs Committee and the Board of Ed- abandoned when further study in- Speakers Laud "Map of Property of the Estate of ucation. . . dicated the present, high school, (Continued front Page 1) Mary Denman. deceased, situate In already seriously ovefcrotoded the Township- of Cranford. Union (or any special equfcmmnO '. Mr. and Mrs. William Philbrick Direct cooperation between these gift wrapped, of course the Rev. Gerard B. Whelan, as- County. New Jeney" on file in the — WE DO THE FOI of Skowhcgan, Me, returned home wo bodies provides the necessary] with 1,350 pupils, could" not be sistant at. St. Michael's; :the Rev. Union County Clerk's Office on enlarged, economically, to accom- December 3. 1893 u Map No. 104 A. Tuesday ."after - spending several oordination for all capital im- Ijmitt modate the anticipated 1,600 pupils -Maurice^- L. O*Iteefe of Sacrecl "Map of .Section No. 1, Chestnut Hill • Elactrioal Repairs lays with their son-in-law and irovements of the township. Heart, Bloomfleld, former assistant Estates "situate Township, of Cran- and the emerging design of senior ford, Union' County, New Jersey" • Plumbing Bepcd» -'• Storm Windows. Screens daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Within statutory limitations, the at St. Michael's., ',-. _..„,. "- filed In X\u> Union County Register's. find it Fast in the • Carpentry. • VnndowRepcdn Township Committee, for non- high school education. • The ed- Office on February 11. 1958 as Map Jones of J14 Claremont place. icational and cost advantages Complete Also; the Rev. Jorin P. -Sweeney No. 478E. • Floor Tiling . • Cellar and Attic Cleaning chool project^,- and the Board Val«ntln*'i Day—and thi> of St. Bridget's, Jersey City; the '.'Map of Section No. 2. Chestnut Hill YELLOW •> General Home Repair if Education, f6r school projects, clearly support the plan being pro- Selection of Vfe Rev. litsgr. James J. Car- Estates, situate Township of Cranford, Mrs. Harold Scbott of 1102 Rar- posed. . . wives Is tufficient. Treat Union County, New Jersey" filed In tan road entertained Monday eve- letermine Cranford's ability to the Union County Register's Office' PAGES upport capital improvements. Choice Wines your roMAHce to a de- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD on August 13. 1958, as Map No, 484 E. Tel: BRidge 2-6886 FULLY INSURED ning for Mrs. Fred'DcMarco, Mrs. I have heard many people say of Ihe foods he loves ORDINANCE No. 00-t and - ', • ''.''•" William Hubiak, Mrs. James Pan- that If thetproposed tijgh school. Is and Liquors AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAF- WHEREAS,' a. certain street named tano, "Mrs., John Rispoli and Mrs. How much will the land not way to a magi's heart FIC AND AMENDING AND SUPPLE- Shadowlawn Way 'formerly Christopher wned by the town cost? Is- this defeated, it will be possible to use MENTING SECTION 0.03 OF CHAPTER Street) Is designated on bald. maps, arid I John Voss:'i ">•'•• •• .. stomach—and KURTZ 9 OF THE 1881 CODE OF.' GENERAL WHEREAS/ thtt Township. Committee amount Included In the cost of standard State of New Jersey 1 ORDINANCES, • AS' AMENDED AND now 'deems it to the best Interest- of the irchitectural plans/for a minimum •••.^...i .'. paves the way fov you with the high school program as pub- SUPPU3IENTEP. ••••• Township that the said. Shadowlawn Mrs. Robert H. Mayer of 102 Men school. Is this true? (Mrs. .. of the finest foods at BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Way. from the easterly. sideline of Dor- lished? (Mrs. Malcolm Mackenzie, SHIP .COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP chester-Street to the westerly sideline,of Elmora avenue entertained at 304 Stouxhton avenue.) Bruce Gillesple, 210 Elizabeth ave- ices. Shop here today for OF CRANFORD: . '•.•••• Dennuuv Road • be vacated. bridge Monday 'evening for Mrs. Section' 1. Tulip Street la .hereby BE IT. ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Cost of the privately owned par- nue.). i.v.1 Vaftnlln* super values—every designated as a One-Way Street between 8HIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP Robert Hodge," Mrs. Walter Robin- els of'land in the proposed site., No. The State has no ready- Spruce Street and Beech Street in a OF CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY:. nod sweetheart, for savings. weiterly direction. ' . ' Section 1. That the portion of son. Mrs. Warren Rankin, Mrs. representing' approximately made architectural plans tor school Section 2. Torbush Street Is' hereby Shadowlawn /Way (formerly Christopher Reynold Devinney, Jr., Mrs. Bruce f the-total acreage, is not" nowbuildings. It has a, school tjuilding' designated on W One-Way Street between Btreet) from the easterly sideline of Dor- g Spruce Street' and Beech Street in a chester Street to the westerly sideline of Bell.. Mrs. Howard Knauer and known, The prices will be riegotir code nt requjrements and rccom- 'esterly direction: Penman Road. In the Township uf Cniit»- Mrs. John Brinsko. • ated. mendatlons which school boards Section 3. This ordinance amends ford. County of Union and State of New and supplements Section 0.03 of Chapter Jersey, be and the same hereby is The .school building budgeJL,oX and school architects follow in de- 0 of the 1951 Code of General Ordi- vacated. •'.',' Miss Judy Preston, daughter of $3,772,000 includes ari.ombunt csti- signing buildings for particular ed- nances, as amended and supplemented. SecUon 3. This, ordinance shall take ucational functions on' specified READY-FOR-THE-PAN Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately as provided by statute. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Preston mjated to be sufficientx to acquire effect Upon publication after;final pass- of 201 Orange avenue, is expected these, parcels of private land. building sites. , / ,/ '/ _
age, as provided by statute../ '. .•' - '•" NOTICE ' '' / '. , ,•»••* ' "-. " IRA D. DORIAN The foregoing ordinance was Intro- home this week-end from Eliza- ,•••'.• *. « * . \ ' •>A Chairman, Township Committee. duced and passed on first reading at a beth General Hospital where she UnUl late August, two new jun- Are the desks and laboratory meeting-of-tne-Townsh|p -Committee -of hl*h~*chooUiwere_ discussed eaulpment Included in thecost of I J. WALTER COFFEE, /. the-Township of Cranford. N. J., held on underwcht - an- appendectomy ^st ior- Tpwnshlp Clerk.' January 36. I860, and will be considered Saturday. as a possibility. ' What was the the proposed hUh school? (Mrs. for' final; passage; after* public' hearing E. F. Heger. 156 Mohawk drive.) • Statement at another meeting of sold Township Com- reason for dropping this plan In The foregoing ordinance was' finally mittee at Municipal Building. Cranford. Mrs. W. H. Geisel of 35 Colum- favor of building the new senior Yes. . Furniture and equipmenj passed at a meeting of the .Township New Jersey, on needs have been carefully ej Committee of the Township of Cranford, bia avenue entertained at bridge high school? (Mrs. J. P. Myslak . TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 93. 1960 mated and budgeted in the $jk772,- .1 • N. X, on February 0, I860. • \ at 8:30 o'clock Pja. IE.aT.) yesterday.'afternoon. Her guests 117 Mohawk drive.) J. WALTER COFFEE, . - . - J. WALTER COFFEE. : 000. : > Township Clerk. iTownshlp Clerk were Mrs. Robert Bradley/Mrs. The 'board's, plant expansion •*• • Dated: February 0. 1660 . Dated: January 26. I860 ' . . , WATCH for the DATE! William King, Mrs. Karl Wiebe- plan is designed to accommodat* Adv, Few: 117.50 ' . • .2-11 Adv. Fees: $12.41 3-11 ."Wicked men obey/from fear; LIQUOR STORE the total school enrollment through siek", Mrs. Albert P. Morrow, Mrs good men, from l«>ve.—Aristotle r.\ 1970 when it is expected to num — We Deliver— ' U. S. CHOICE 21 N. UNION AVE. BRidge 64150 GRANULATED
If you want some emerald rings, • RIB STEAKS Or a parakeet that sings, Tickets for the newest show, *',.: Or • a boat to Tokyo, • LAST CRANFORD A Healthy pair of chimpanzees, ; The Jumble Store has none pf these.
If you want rare brlc-a-brac, ' Potato mashers, blue .dish rack, Pictures, lamps, a silver dish, DAYS ENORMOUS SHORTENING Plates for serving fAlt or fish, At prices that are sure to please, The Jumble Store has loads of these: 'Cause ' ;"''• ' :' ' • •'• •.• • '• ' '"• CLEAN UP SALE BIRDS-EYE— i 'SAVElOe We have robbed Aunt Iillle's trunk. 1 :|. '-• SPEARS OF Found some treasures with the junk. ' TODAY •— FRIDAY — SATURDAY Begged a heap arid stole a few. " . ASPARAGUS 39c Stripped our shelves of lieirlooms too. Came up with some charming glass, Copper, china, silver, brass. THE SAVINGS ARE TERRIFIC! DUNCAN HIKES BIRDS-EYE— SAVE lite CHICKEN or 2 far CAKE MIXES Bring the kids and papa too -Ydhmr-Devils Food-Spice Unless they're down with Asian Flu You must be there Vithout fail - Special Group BEEF PIES 45c 37c pkg. For our Lincoln's Birthday Sale . Children's Shoes Spend a couple, bucks or more cr&n'f or BIRDS-EYE— . •' SAVE 10c On Friday at the Jumble Store. . u FISHFIt-ET ^J:-'!. •;••>•.:• i,-
REGALE 55c BEAUTIFULLY v •• ' ' package CLEANED AND PRESSED "FIESTA" Cranlord's Sunday NEW, DURABLE OVEN-TO-TABLE COOK WARE Drug Store Schedule Gayly decorated m beautiful ceramic colors on rich Women's Shoes FRESH pearltone enamel that will not fade, burn or* scour 1 NATURAUZERS CALIFORNIA off, "Fiesta* cookware combines bven-to-table con- LIFE STRIDE 1 venience with easy-to-keep-clean beauty. And the GIOVANNI CARROTS heavy gauge steel distributes heat evenly, resists BRITISH TIIOTTERS GOLO chipping. By U, S. Stamping Co. SOUTHERN. . ' A. 8" Skillet-.",,.-:',. $5.55 «,' D. 8-cup percTtor $8.95 $3.88 YAMS 21b. »c B. VA-Ht. sauce pan E. 5^qt. dutch oven $7.88 Regular Fris-kee 6.50 & cover 8.95 13.95 .' V ANJOU •••/ Black, Browns*, Reds, Blue, t • •""Airy eJaatic with . C. W* chicken fryer F. lVfe-qt. casserole 8.95 .. • . White, Beige PEARS Ib.l9c up-and-down stretch I • Dipped at the waist 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. , for freedom... 32-ounce teakettle (not shown) . $5.95 • front paneled for t 3V6-quart casserole (not shown) .7.77 >•>':-, ' profile perfection! ! Special Group, Group Girdle or pantie 2 /2-quart sauce pan & cover (not shown) 10.95 Warm Lined styles, S.M.L- Women's ••_ j Leather Boots • Seller's • Baron's Dress Flats Handy Parking Across the Street at Municipal Lot Golo Cossacks S9.00 .?• • Bell's • Seager's CRANFORD Colo Strollers! $7.00 [HA5.KURTZM it i • f'tfi $3.88 Golo Medium S8.00 WILL BE CLOSED ALBAN-LEWIS . to $7.00 BOOTERY All Bu^kim $6.00 HOUSEWARES HARDWARE Open Thursday Evenings ^ t. \ BE SAFE — BE SURE GADGETS GIFTS BRidge 64234 CRANFORDi BUY YOUR DRUGS IN A DRUG STORE North Union Avenue 109 N. UNION AVE. BRidge 64846 23 N. UNION AVE BRidge 6-3272
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• Cil:>a3V&f i^^^i^^^^MmMi^^Mmh.- CHANTQRD CITIZEN AND CHROMCLK THimgbAY, TEBRVABT 11, 1W0 -- ^-K^*. T~ ...*??'*?_*. T**'**'**^*—^*^' ****** * • «•— ^^«F^»^»ea> W» a^^.a;—»^aM»—^>.' ,rfa)a»a» ,» . fWMIPMMNMI «P*^f» «•*•»•» for 22 ycar>. He was a .g^PSSPtgiJTOs^^ ^ "~ ^ •- •• ^ JK. Q^ T T~W W^i ^f* ^T • 11J MM ttie nrist 45 vearg. She was 'a other of the -board'also' member of the Telephone Pion- communicant of . St. Theresa's Committees Working participated in answering ques> of Br,y OBITUARIES eers of America and secretary-! Church. (Continuedfrom Page 1) tions. ^^ 11v ip ana 90 and also* as dis treasurer and delegate of the Eliz- Surviving besides her husband sored by; the school board. commissioner- andrsatety chate COME, BE VALENTINE John D. Chapin Rochester, Institute of Technology, abeth Local of the Telephone ate four sons, Nunce, Franks Bruno A series of coffees and neighbor- Of. Union CoundL H* nW is a Syracuse .University and Seton 'Workers Union. He was a member and Nicholas, all of Kenilworth; Police Administratioii To Reexamne Responsibility fj% i?committee ot the whole mem badge examiner in first aid; Services will be held tomorrow Hall .University. He served two of Calvary Lutheran Church, Cran- two daughters, Mrs. Jennie Klopf hood gatherings are . ptanned "Founders' Day is a time for taking inventory and asking ourseive, ..He holds membership U> the at 10:30 ajn. at Lehrer Funeral years with the Army, part of theford. - and Mrs. Lena Vinella, both of throughout the community' under Coarse Begun by Koary i attorney...... v^. «rsf, .Presbyteriaa Church and: if we are doing all we should In assuming the responsibility Of I jplication was made xor ante : Home, 275 West Milton avenue, time in Germany.' Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Elna Kenilworth; eight grandchildren, the direction of Mrs. Lawrie Mont- Detective Lt. Ralph J. Koury of diildren," Mrs. Herman Z. Wilde of Westfleld, president of the Un Craniford Rotary CJuU and i& i 'Rahway, for John D. Chapin,' 69, Survivors besides his parents in- Norrgard Peterson; a daughter, and a brother and two sisters in in the amount of 113,184^ for director of the Cranf ord Republi gomery. .•-•.. the .Cranford Police Department County ^Council .of PTA's, emphasized at a Joint meeting oi construction or retonstruc- ipi of 38 North avenue, east, owner of clude several brothers and sisters Diane, 13; a brqther, Holger H. Italy. •—;•••;••••-.•.' :". ... , • can Club. Mr. and. Mrs. CowpV- ~ * CrantnrA nrirl t } Letters will be ..sent to various has begun the study of "Municipal Roosevelt-Brookside-Bloomingdale PTA's dt Bloomingdale School ^ The township's share will -Chapln's^Siiort .ShgpratT^th&T-si TT thwaite reside at 330 Orchard' address. , He. died yesterday at New Hartford, N. Y. tew, Mrs. Helen JasinsW, Union Charles H.Eysoldt Polire-Adrmiusu.iiUou, a "cprres- -Wednesday, - home after a lone illness-. City, and Mrs. Helga • Magnuson, study the proposed plans and fact pondenre course prepared and ad- Speakers in areadihg sympos- and techniques used to -KEfflT.WORTHW"•y'f "'TT'I'" •. in niMiftl , iii^highf fii*irr*r ofjfl reading ability. Dr. J. Renwick Jackson, pastor Aidgefleld. sheets and have bpeakexs appear
JANE PARKER Va OIUT *TUMTIC I fACOIC TIA COMfANT. INC' (4%fc* Ne w Can) LOOK TO THIS PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION & DRUG NEEDS Scott YOUB PBIVILBGE — according to Slat* Law. to inafarl tha| four GLAMOUR BREAD STANDARD LUMBER F. tL Grmy, Jr. Hotaraducloaloaf-aul* .. 4kP fnmmme covering any finance or motto^a* be handled Hi iom local Fvnerol Directon F. H.Gray, Sr. Family Napkins itelkloutuurc*orniany«
CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE THUHSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. I960 CBAMFOSO CITIZEN AND.CHRONICLE.THUBSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, i960 Page Seven
an "PUtgs to Visit in New Jersey" Uon picture. -This is New Jersey,*? Kadimah Committee te/of the Essp Women's Club. day evening. Her guests were Mrs- party Sunday, afternoon, in. cele-_ Valentine Dance VTA at Un^pecial Fathers' Night meet- Beekeeper Addresses Garden Clubs made by the Newx Jersey Tele-' The group met yesterday at the A. J. Beaman. Mrs. Walter E: bration of her ninth birthday an- ing of the. Brookside Place I*TA._ phone Company. Mr. Cunningham [Plan*. Member Event Bay way Community Center to Bean. Mrs. Walter YestnVTrs. W.~ J ! Garden Club Meeting niversary'. Her guests were Kathy Sgt-fqf Saturday HHeae r Author BJMrr. CunninghaCunningham is a stafFIei^"staffTea- * consultan' t on th- e movi'e an--d . A committee .meeting was* held have.an international 'luncheon. T.hd Garden Club' of Cranford. H. Giesei,' Mrs. Richard MercW, Koehler, Linda Jackson, Carol Hem Guest tuxe writer for the Newark News co-author of the script.: Over Each person* supplied a favorite rftet Monday., afternoon at ^ the Mrs. Charles Haag and Mrs. Wil-Christensen, . Rathy Gangaware, by members of Kadimah Chapter, foreign dish and came..'attired in By Kadimah Unit Fathers'r 'NihNight and the author of five books on three million people saw/this home of Mrs.' F. P. Andersen, 9 liam Kh^ Roni Geisei, Karen Shamey and ;< A ftew Jersey. One book, "This is B'nai B'rith Women, Tuesday eve- a costume representing that parti- movie while it was featured,at the 1 Dartmouth road, to hear William Susan Jaralemon. The annual dinner dance of New Jersey," a regional best sell- Brussels World's Fairj- ning at the home .of Mrs. Morris cular contry. ... B'nai B'rith Women, Kadimah "Weather Wood and Driftwood St. G.Ebert pf Westfield speak on Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Martin r, has reached its third printing, Mr. Cunningham won added ac- Epstein of 51 Blake avenue to dis- Mrs. Robert Wimmer jof Roselle "Bees Are My Business." Chapter, to be held Saturday at in Design" is the subject chosen by of 16 Brookdale road will enter** ilip G. Brueckner for hem ir* our claim in January of this year when cuss plans for' the forthcoming Park, chairman of the annual Mrs. R. B. Ackland was tea Bar Mitzvah Held ervedtalspvTasrbasis- -T-he4JBtionaH5eographic-Baagazine- paid-up ~membership^-e\'entw .tain at duplicate bridge Saturday the Hotel Es$ex House, 'Newark, talk at a joint meeting of the Flora- p —The—Bar— Mitzvah-of—Michael- for the 30-minutte 'Technicolor mo- featured his article. "I'm From ill be held in May. ,•.,•'• Tojrens, Mr^E. C. Rearick.-Mrs. j^^fi^Tfielr guests w«l include^ .will have a Valentine theme. Red jjhlle Garden Club and the Trowel w the Center at I iJ,m. Marchlfl.re^ Schneidef, son of Mrr • a"nd New Jersey.' • The; chapter sponsors this an- H. V. Osborne, Jr., and Mrs. W. H. hearts and pink cupids will be the and Trellis Garden Club ' to be ported completion of the commit- Mrs. James pimock, Mr. and Mrs.Moe Schneidepbf 1 Behnert place, , nual event for all members in good Fairchild. Mrs. R. Ty Hartwell and outstanding decorations. held next Monday evening at 8:15 tee's plans. All proceeds of this took place Saturday morning at standing- Mrs. Epstein and Mrs. Mrs. R. H. Walcott presided at the arter E; Porter and Mr. and Mrs.Agudath Sholom Synagogue, Jer- p.m.at the home of Mrs. Francis party will benefit the Nurses' Warren S. Peret. There will. be dancing to the Charles, 214 Lynn lane, Westfield. Daytime Fashions Gilbert Amgott of 17. Pennroad tea table. ' ' sey City. Michael chanted the mus- musip of Michael Forman's orches- Scholarship. Fund. ' ••••;• Mrs. Brueckner, whose home la arc co-chairmen for the fete. The ,saf"seVvice in addition to the Haf- tra and fun games throughout the menu, and program , wfcre major Robin Geisei, daughter of Mr.torah- A kiddush followed the ser- evening. The menu will feature in Livingston, is a past president of To Be Featured and Mrs. W. H. Geisei of 35 Col- the Northfield Garden Club of topics discussed by the committee vices. Michael is a student at Jew- roast ribs of beef and burgundy umbia avenue, entertained at a Livingston. She is a nationally ac- members,' who . include Mrs. ish Education Center, Elizabeth. wine. To add to the festivities, one AtOESShow Clarence Burstein, Mrs. Sheldon Social Happenings credited amateur judge and is now Suburban daytime fashions' 'will recipient at each table will be 5RMING HERE—Shown are the Hawaiianettes, performers Siegel, Mrs. Louis Dauber, Mrs. awarded a gift V secretary of the state flower show Tbe featured in a fashion show at of ancient and modern, hula, who will entertain at the Colony Albert Chodosh, Mrs. Philip Sil- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Siegel of 32 Morrison, Mrs. Walter Fasnacht, schools. .t •'.''• the Masonic Temple at 8:15 p-.m. Mrs. Albert Kroner, Mrs. Ira Committee* chairmen include: Co-hostesses with Mrs. Charles iib's annual Husbands' Night in Veterans' Memorial Home this i Harvard road and Mr. and MrsMrs. . William Turk, ,Mrs. William Mrs. Larry Bernstein, general Wednesday evening: Sponsored by 1 are Mrs. Fred P. Huston, Jr., and ening. Left to rjght in the picture are: Jane Elchhammer, Marie Azure Chapter 87, OES, the fash- Dcutsch, Mrs. Robert Briefer and Howard M. Siegel of 712 "Willow Herzog, 1 Ji ., ." Mrs. Alexander: chairman; Mrs. Clarence Burstein, Mrs. T. Marc Korn. Mrs. Robert G. Hoyt Mrs. Her, Heutele, Shirley Clark and Pat Gypton. ioris will be furnished by Tepper's street spent the week-end at theHeatheririgton and Mrs. Raymond reservations; Mrs. Philip Silkin bert I. Mitchell and Mrs. Elli BEAUTIFUL Department Store, • Plainfield. Fairmont Hotel, .Lakewood. Leonard. -and Mrs. Milton Rabin,, table Hume will provide flower prizes, and Mr^. George H. Weiri- . Members of the chapter who Rosarians Name ments. '. will serve as models are Mrs. Car- berg, publicity. . . Dancers Demonstrate Hula Marcia Lehman, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Robert Da vies of Westfteld Mrs. Laszlo Fleischer, Mrs. Mor- roll Frantz. Mrs. A. Ren Lee. Mrs. Dance Committee and Mrs. Robert.?. Lehman of 211 was hostess at bridge Monday eve- 9 Arthur Manning. Mrs. F/ E. Kaht- PLOWERS ris Finkel, Mrs. Norbert Wolf and Newcomers A supper -dstnee planned by' the Central avenue, celebrated .her ning for Mrs. Philip Le Francois, Mrs. Seymour Pollock are in At Colony Husbands Night nerand Mrs. Chester..'Nissen of members of St. Michael's Rosary seventh birthday anniversary re-. Mrs. Charles D. Hall, Mrs. charge of party decorations. The Adds 14 Ma Mrs. Frank JCavanaughr cently-^atr-a—party-at—her— home. rieth Estabrbbk, Mrs. John RT • Husbarias' Night, aiiannualaffair6t the"CS!lohy"CIuBi "oTCranford, of FanwocMJ, Mrs. .Nicholas^ Mar^ uests included Melissa Plummer. telephone squad consists of Mrs. The Cranford Newcomers' Club at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel, over, Mrs.. F. Gordon Leech and Reuben Redfield, Mrs. Harry Gil- will be, observed^tonight at Veterans' Memorial Home. "Asocial hall I chak and Mrs. Martin Preis ^of Barbara and ..Susan Yost,. Janet For Your welcomed 14 new/members dur- hour, beginning at 7:30 p.m., will precede the dinner. A Hawaiian Elizabeth. . Mrs.. William Weber of Cranford, bert, Mrs. Louis Halpern, Mrs. Mountainside, Mrs. Charles Van Dance music will be provided 'by Chase. Kindra .Vqllherbst, Steven Mrs. Ben W. Geddes and Mrs. Leon Heider, Mrs. Ira Dcutsch and ing its monthly/luncheon meet- theme will be carried out in the Pelt of Scotch Plains and'Mrs. W. Schmidt, Johnny Murphy, Bobtiy ing last Wednesday at The Kings- Pat DiFabio and his band."Get Kenneth Stiehl of Short Hills. Heart's Mrs. Murray Krilov. table decorations of sand, shells Francois, Mrs. Robert Williamson, I A. Linge of Garwood. acquainted tables" and novelty Elliott, Gail Colby, Mar jo Barber. MRS. MILTON CARLYLE BARLEY ton Restaurant, Union. They are:. Barbara Fielder, Mildred Schleck AH" proceeds' realized will be Mrs.- Richard Wall, Mrs. Gerald and hibiscus, and each guest will Mrs. Robert McDowell, Mrs. Ricn. Organ music will be'furnished dances are being planned by.the Mr." and Mrs. David Rejer and used, to aid the philanthropies of by Mrs. Malcolm Donaldson of social chairman. A midnight sup-"-1 and-Anna Lee Collins. • • Delight l Pfeil, Mnf Russell Pascoe, Mrs. receive a lei., . ••..'•'.". ard Bradfield, Mrs. Thomas their sons, Carl and John, of Mid- B'nai B'rith JWomen. . " AtlhurJMilsen, Mrs. Leonard Ri- Entertainment by the Hawaii- Kelly, Mrs. Warren Rankin and| North! Plainfield. Mrs. Oryille per will be served and profession- dletown. Conn., returned home Parson and Mrs. Roland Scheller al . entertainment provided. Mr. and Mrs.- Jack Tilson and Monday'after visiting' for a week Ada Garland Is a Bride, naldi./Mrs. John Carpenter, Mrs. anettes will follow dinner^ The Ha- Mrs. George Dixon.'. daughters, Maureen and. Ruth. Ann, Charles' McElwee,l .Mrs. 'Thomas of .Cranford will preside, at the tea_: Mcs* Harold Walsh , and Mrs. with Mrs. Reier's parents, Mr. and MRS. JAMES JOSEPH ANDEBSEN waiianettes study in N.ew York at Mrs. Joseph R. Talcott, president I formerly of Narrowsburg, N; .Y., Children's Films Sigardson, Mrs. Robert Kurisko, table. Michael Carlozzl are co-chairmen. Mrs.;' LeRoy R*eigner of 101 Maka- the Hupala. Studio. and perform 1 have taken up residence at 427 Completing Studies at SMU Kenneth Ingraham, Mrs. C. of the Colony Club, recently at- Mrs. J. I . O'Brien, chairman. Mrs. Joseph A. Babinec is in torn drive, • . • anbient as well as modern hula. charge of decorations and Mrs.. Eu- Denman road. ','••••'• Set for Saturday Milton Carlyle Barley and his bride, the former Miss Ada Jane feath Bodden, Mrs. Jerome Aber- tended- a presidents' breakfast! said proccea's will go to the good . d" One member of the group. Miss 1 gene Foerst, Mrs. William O'Brien 1 James Andersens at Home y Garland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Acel Garland of 508 Linden place/ nathy, Mrs. Richard Byrne and Elchhammer, teachesTla- given by Mrs. Drew D. Hall, Sixth I and welfare fund. Mr. and Mrs . Robert M. Crane and Miss Patricia Reilly are iri Mrs. Charles F. Willett of 98 and their sons, Clinton and Peter, At High School are making their home in Dallas, Tex.j following their marriage Jan- Mrs. Sterling Frasier. ; waiian dancing for the Myra Wilt District vice . president, at her I charge of reservations. Mrs' Carr Kenilworth boulevard will repre- of 420 Riverside' drive, spent the uary 29./\ Mrs. Bernard Bleisch, chairman School in Iryington, and another. home in Westfield. After Florida Honeymoon The Children's films feature of UJC Mhqer Dance Set lozzi. Mrs.. William Rutan, Mrs. sent her class at a meeting of class week-end in Scranton,- Pa., ^as the Children's Entertainment Mr.Barley is the son' of Mr. and The bride is a graduate ofCran- of the nominating.committee, pre- Miss Marie Heutele, teaches for the Mrs. Thomas Trimble and Mrs. I Joseph Peters, Mrs^George Holfi-. '. Mr. and Mrs. James. Joseph Andersen are' making their home in For Somerville Inn representatives of the Vail-Dearie guests of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Series will oe shown this coming Mrs; SarnuelM.-Barley of Arling- ford High School. A sophomore at sented a slate of officers for elec- South Orange' and Maplewood Joseph R. Talcott attended Feder-1 day, Mrs. Walter Ftankenburger, School Alumnae Association at South Orange following their return Sunday from a wedding trip.to The annual spring mixer dance Pierce. , . , Saturday .at the Cranford High tonyTex. The Rev, Dr. J. Claude Texas Christian University at the tion at the' March 2 meeting. The Adult School. t \W ation Guest Day of the Westfield | Mrs; John El Koury, Mrs. Leonard 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Elizabeth. Miami Beach, Fla. , • , ' School starting at .one o'clock. Evans,' chaplain at Southern featured' program of the day was Mrs. William Yuill, general Woman's' Club on Monday. of Union junior College will be time of her marriage/she plans held tomorrow' evening at. thePace and Mrs. James Walsh ate in Mr. Andersen, /son of Mr. and Eight children's films, varying in Methodist University, Dallas, per- a cosmetic demonstration., • ' chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. The executive board of charge of tickets and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Thorn of t6i complete her studies at South- Somerville Inn from 9 p.m. to 1 Mr::'and Mrs. George B. Spohn 207 Beech street entertained at Mrs. Andrew P. Andersen *of 1.18 length and topic,,,;. in • color and formed the ceremony at the,home ern Methodist University. She is Persons interested iri joining the William F. Herzog, Jr., Mrs. Rich- Colony Club,met recently at.thef Daubert and Robert Williamson of 6 West Holly street were week- Columbia .avenue, and his bride, black and white,' will be viewed/of Mr. and Mrs. Edward-E. Carrell Newcomers' Club may contact ard Mercer, Mrs. F. Richard Lewis, home of Mrs.iThomas Trimble. 251 a.m.. • ••-'. '• '. . •-••••• are in charge of posters. , ' duplicate bridge Saturday eve- Crane's Ford a member of Zet^rTau Alpha Sor- The affair will be sponsored by end guests of Miss Leonore Nixon hlng. Their guests were Mr. and by elementary school children for Mrs. A. .A. Gordon, Mrs. P. A.:Le- West End dace. ••"—***/ )•/• the former Miss Carole Jean De- of Richardson, Tex. Mrs. .Carrel! ority. , . Mrs. T. Marc Korn, 17 Oak lane. of Palmyra, N. Y. Haven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. whom the films were particularly is a cousin of the bride.- A recep- the Day and' Evening Student Mrs. John V. Brach, Mr. and Mrs. ] —7The-brldegW>om-was-graduated Gardeners See chosen:: ', ' " —— tion-followed T '—. 5 [ Councils. Casper Fidacaro of John,J: Banker and Mr. and Mrs. CIarence~DeHaven January. 28 from Southern Metho- Local Women - Serve— -—MrsrWalteirRobinspn of 21 Cor- were- married January 30 in St. An- Bound Brook is committee chair- He Roy Reigner. Children's story .favorites, au- The bride, who was given indist University, where he received nell road will entertain at bridge drew'? Church, Bayonne. The Rev.Lighting Effects thentic re-enactment of/ colonial marriage by her father, had Miss man. On Esso Committee a bacheWr of science degree'in Andy Chabak and his orchestra Mrs. James E^ McGovney, MVs. tomorrow evening Her guests will Mrs. Frank May of 31 Dart- Stanley. Grabowski, chaplain at At the monthly meeting of children's activities, life/behind the Geri Sue Hudson of Dallas for her include, Mrs. William Griffiths, the Bayonne Hospital, officiated: engineering, and .now will study will play for dancing. Daniel Gregg and Mrs. Carl Brutz, mouth road entertained a New- Crane's Ford Gardeners last night, carnival tent, jind life in other maid of honor. Miss Lynhe Gar- All students and their/guests Mrs George Gladls, Mrs; Reynold at the 11 a.m. double ring cere- lands 'will be depicted. The t<)tal land of. Cranford Was' her sister's for a. jnaster's degree there. He is- WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS all of Cranford, are serving this Comers' Club bridge group Mon mony and celebrated a nuptial '"Enchanted Evenings in Your a'member, pf Delta Sigma Pi pro- have been invited to attend. month on the hospitality commit- peyiriney, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Lea- billing Includes: )'Boy of India, bridesmaid. Frances Carrell .of hey, Mrs. Werner JSpeeiv; Mrs'. mass.. A reception followed at the Garden" was the topic of the illus- Richardson, cousin of the bride, fessional fraternity and Phi Kap- Rama . and his .Elephant," "The Webster Van De Mark, Mrs. War- "HrHat"Club,"BayonneT ^-••-. trated -talk -given~ by -Henrietta- t Theta'and-Sigmft-iota-^psilon- CllX^7 ren Rankin and Mrs. John Brins- Tp the Bride-elect ' . The bride was escorted to the Corpus' Christi; onoraries at S.M:U. He is em- 7 Modell of" the Public Service crn Hawaii."/"Bicycling Safety Joe Brown/pf ko. ' altar by her brother, Richard Dc- Electric and Gas Co. Miss Modell Skills," "Puritan Family of Newcousin of the bridegroom, was b ployed in the engineering depart- Havenu Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Shop at Home! showed interesting effects which England." ;>Ugly Duckling." "Pied man .and Roy Glass of Dal ment, of the Texaco OH Co., Dal- Mrs. Ralph Pugh of St. Johns, Baypnnc was her only attendant Piper," and "Johnny Appleseed.". served as usher.. las. ... New Brunswick, Canada, is visit- Have your gown * Donald E. Andersen of, River could be achieved in the garden Admission • will be by the stub Forest, 111., 'served as his brother's with various lights. for children's* films of the series ing for six weeks with Mr. and made to order' ' best man. Ushers included Andrew The meeting was held at theticket or by tickets purchased at Mrs. Robert M. Beach of 8 River- — For Information Call —' R. Andersen, brother of the bride-, home of Mrs. Paul W. Selby, 210 the/door. Parents are welcomed. Robert Albert Is Engaged side drive. . ' • Shoppe grtiom, and Robert- and''Thomas Beech "street. Assisting as' co-hos- All tickets, both adults' and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Doher- BR 6-3421 DeHaven, brothers of the bride. ty of Detroit, Mich., announce the Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of 26 •^-7 Open Sunday till 2 p.m.-r- tesses were Mrs. Eugene M. Powers dren's, are the same price. v ' Ball Gowns Prom Gowns The-bride, was employed as a and Mrs. William J. Miller, Jr Future series performances are engagement of their daughter, Vir- • *.*;• John street entertained at a lunch- eon last Wednesday for the past 113 registered nurse at the Bayonne Flower arrangements were ^ cheduled for March 5, Jolly Jes- ginia,, to-Robert Albert, son of Mr. Couturier Designs North Union Aye. BRidge 6-J032 Hospital. Her husband is an inspec* p presidents of Cranford Unit 212,. Vided by Mrs. Harold W. Laughlin, ters; April 9, Peter and the Wolf, and Mrs- Leroy G. Albert of 44 tor with Rcsistoflex Corp., Rose- and May 7, Fun With Magic. ,, It's that time of the year once againin,, /When you want to express American Legion Auxiliary: At- land. He served four years with* Mrs. William C. Philpot and Sirs. Beech street. '.••' • tending were Mrs. George Dixon Roland R. Graham, Jr. . /. • ' This series is being .sponsored .your feelings to your loved ones. At/Martin's you're sure to find the Air Force. ' • by trie Brookside: place School Miss Doherty, a graduate, of the Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Herbert S. Frankj/chair- Detroit school system, is employed something for everyone on your gift list. Below are just a few '. Prior to her marriage, .the bride man of Husbands' Night, an- J. Christian, Mrs.-Edward Reed waS honored at showers given by nounced that final, arrangements by Ex-Cell-O Corporation, De- suggestions. Come in this week and see many more. Mrs. Harold Glovler, Mrs. Edward Mrs. Andrew R. Andersen of Ision. had been made for .dinner and troit. Mrs. Thomas Glcason and : Mrs. dancing at the Schwoeblsche Alb, Mr. Albert was graduated from CAN AFFORD New BAR Regent Thomas Murphy of Bayonne. Cranford High School and attend- WHITE SHIRT SALE Warrenville, on March 12. Named at Tea ed Union Junior College and/Seton KOOS Hall University. He is. employed Diamond Mrs. James C. Wilson of West- by Ex-Cell-6"Corporation, Spring- field was named to succeed Mrs. THE FINEST COFFEE EVER POURED LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL field. . v Reupholstery E. Duer Reeves as regent of CraneV Heart Pendants -v ! A June 25th wedding is planned. Ford Chapter, DAR, at the annual' silver tea Tuesday at Mrs. Reeves* Lockets for First time Offered — Our Entire Stock of home. Mrs. Reeves, who was ^eject- Mr. and Mrs. James S. Ray of 6 88 ed last May, will move to^exas Dartmouth road' entertained, ,• at ••iV ')•': YOUR FAVORITE CHAII Brand Name White Shirts and Underwear. next month. ' ,/.' supper Sunday evening for Mr. tier. Selection Mrs. Harold L. Ryan pi Mont- and Mrs. Warren Wolf of Larch- NOW A KOOS LOW — On Sale This Weekend Only— clau-" spoke on "The Hohiance of mont, N. Y., and Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton ( Historical China" . at ^hc annual MISS VIRGINIA DOHERTY James Weigel of Plainfield. . • 49-so tea. Mrs. Ryan, owner/of 130 pieces Wrist Watches *77 of antique Staffordshire pottery, fTinoaa froita ' our writim explained the process of making Dublin colI*cUbn of SO prints, WHITE SHIRTS WHITE SHIRTS Mademoiselle "First JLove" 10 rich solid colors of nsw v this pottery. With the event of Unen-t*xtur« fabrics! • We'll Reg. $4.25 each "Staiff6rdshir<\ • jfis." Ryan* saTd the 105-QUIMBYST--ADam«-34)763—-WESTFIELD.N, J. strip your chair to the frame, Reg. $5.00 each Buxton Wallet «d. Martinson's. N rebuild, reweb back and seat, middle class la- England "were able Now tvttyboiy Cam can afford the son's. Now everybody can afford add a new filling • •• - even to have decorated tableware. She the finest coftee ever poured, give you a brand new rub- Sale —3 for $11.49 Sale — 3 for $13.49 explained tnat scenes of famous X Now everybody cut berised hair and' aprlng Cultured Pearl Afford the Fattst the finest coffee ever pour- cnahiont . castles andrcathedrals were Used on um'a. Now everybody the pottery. Coffee Eiter Pi the finest coffee ever Shop-At-Hom* With/slides, the speaker com- NecklaceiS X Now the finest pared/scenes on her pottery with finest coffee ever Martinson's, Now Phono FUkon 8-3700 actual pictures of landmarks in- Sterling Charm son's. Now affoxd the; finest WHITE SHIRTS cluding Kcnilworth Castle, West- MV#>AIA4 Sterling ' the finest coff Martinson*. KOOS BROS. minster Abbey and St'.' George's Martinson!*, "Reg.<$5.95 each S•*«WieT Heart charm afford the finest ODYCAN Suddenly it's Spring (Cathedral in London, and Canter- ed.Mmrtinson'a, Rent* 27, Rahway Sale — 3 for $15.99 and you'll bury ,Cathedral. can afford the TINSON'S Mrs. Thomas L. Brchnan, hos-! Cultured Pearl poured, Poured want b brand / tess chairman, was assisted by Mrs. body can ever poured, afford the new dress versatililee / N. A. Pierce. Mrs. W. J. Miller, Rings < everybody Ifutln- Mrs. W. N. Boyd, Mrs. C. D. Culm coffee ever 1 afford enough to go atjy and Mrs, W. H- Chase. Mrs. d. CyColocyjLi Speidel "Best Girl' Now 4 son,. Mrs. A. H. Crowell, Mrs. 4.95 Anest coffee UNDERSHORTS, BRIEFS, T-SHIRTS and ATHLETIC SHIRTS where. Why not Reeves, Mrs. Oliver E. Werner ton's. Now Ident. Bracelet the finest a jacket dre' and Mrs. Brcnnan presided at the Martlmon Reg. $1.25 each Reg. $1.50 eacji tea tables. afford the refreshingly^smart ed. Marti Sale — 6 for $6.49 Sweetheart 1S con a Sale — 6 for $7,99 to sew in this poured. _ season's/fresh fruit Diamond Rings 19 body can a • • ever pou colorsybr bright WINTER eve ..".>>' V . DIVERSION coffee newsprint fabrics. This Is Just a Sample Listing. See Many More. Hurry Down and Save During This j |«ur trinlcr ailli •»»<«• liubcre b| tte u*. Undt&i. NOW SPECIAL EVENT!! ttluti joliri*. Ice tint, ttctlleat AFFOR culilne. BMUIC, *ad tlher entcrUU- neot. Ocein ««ltr in til kilht. You caii do all your Valentine gift buying Finest low I.ia itii %ilh k«:h Iron J11.JS Now finest Mid. ia. Pita. H 50 Eure(u« ftnest 1*. REMEMBER VALENTINE'S DAY — FEB. 14th 'c*(b penen. lik ibouf Inclutiie at one time at Martin Jewelers- JOHIL Now 'ord the PEOPtE ARE QORM ritn. ill.ollc (ilf $1211. te the finest cof! „. Martin- HCLPttSS AND60ME OF M.V.MU2 4IO. Easy terms available. Martinson*. Nc can afford •fford the Onest ee ever poured. tM NEVER: OUTSROW IT ed. Martinson' Now everybody can can affont the YOUTIW pntty helplM* wtth- 45 Years of Quality I'I.NOW everybody giit oody canatroM the finest' coffee ever out your cent Mf<** nin ns -»om xwoiv Martinson's, Now every- edwerys iwady to go.. .drive ever poured. It afford the finest coffee evwyBo
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• •."(?.•••. •*. CBARFORD CmZEN* AND CHRONtCLR THUBSDAY, 1KBBBABT II. wt ' C1T1ZEM Aim CHHOOTCia THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11,-1960— Voteo, Mr. Darchi has served as ;g iWSBiitm, Pouieis. and—Charles -show—wa9-about-"a- happy plant ~ -— - •rar'^ W »»» ixiok. "The rrlvilege wti lOae,"--^ in Ahe fund's operation. with a total of 2Q7 alarms in this of accredlation to college-bound arclii Promoted shipping- and traffic manager, di- libnrr Itmt and a droopy plant." Characters by Princess *Zioaida Schakovskoy, Drive on Moving Violations Council advisers' are Mrs, Gwcn Fund Elects .. - A detailed report of the 1959category. There were 41 alarms students would place great difficul- How Cranford Voted Tuesday rector of procedures and produc- AdoptsConstitution were finger puppets wfiich they the story of a Russian princess who (Contintleilfrotft Pace I) ^ for fires restating * in property ties in the way of their being ac- FULLY COOKED l BBrass tion planning control and, most re- TinxrsUm and Ludivig MeUger. made in school. '-.'''. returned Jto the Soviet Union. campaign showing attainment of District NTo: ' ° 1 :-J-i 3 4 5 ; > Total the. United Fund organization. - 75 percent of the $82,000 rjuota.was damage and 22 for automobile and cepted into colleges of their choice vlcholas Darchi of 3 Poplar Way, cently, as purchasing agent He is The Cleveland Jtmaor Stepped T 11 motorcycle fires. . ' .' Library 4**** **T* The greatest pleasure I knoH He suggested as perfectly legit- distributed in connection with re^ "at a time when competition for For Board of Education . member of the Volco Br»ss and a member of the National Associa- , Members of the Cranford Police Department issued 30 percent iPuppet Show Proceeds Progress Qub Meets imate that citizens asked to give 1 SWIFT'S constitution at a i»»»'ii is to do a good action by stealth marks by Mr. Siverd, who headed During the year, new hydrants college placement is becoming in- Bernard Litwack ..... 295 555 402 56 203 143-4.654 lopper Company staff for 27tion of Purchasing Agents. ' fewer summonses for motor vehicle violations last year than they did to non-fund drives might well re- the campaign committee. He spoke- were installed at the following I Presented to Aid Squad •-Mrs. Edward E. Terrell of 8and to have it found out by ac- creasingly greater." : Edward GIU ...... 115 J3O 135,170: 416 461—1.427 s has been named home of flee • He was appointed secretary in 1958, but of the 1959 summonses, 53 percent were for moving vio- At a meeting early m tfie Hampton street was hostess at acident.—Charles Lamb. : • spond-that such agencies, would be of the disappointment of the com- points:. Colby Circle; 750 feet west Gus; Gutierrez 336 520 410 68 20L. 129—1^64 Uars, has DC?" "—"- . :—• ns was appointed secretary in consTi*trtiOT^ ;' Proceeds of a puppet show, Cranford-Hlgh School comes up Lies coordinator. Mr. Darchi will January, 1958, and will cohtfpue lations' and 47 percent for Barking infractions, while the 1958 dls-pointed- Under the luncheon meeting Tuesday of the mnn- ltkply to havp their support mittee-in-not being able to recorL of Cornell drive: Belmont avenue again for accreditation in 1962, Mr. U E, Moody ...—•• -81 110 109 183 417 432—1332 and Droopalet," pro- tirrcharge-of^thelfflrnpanxViit to function a? an nfHryr of thetrihlltinn whs a« rw»r/-pnt far mnying y
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marked for research. ^~ ~ son' KUng ls~^tmvale5Cing in a ppacket s of dryy materials were dis- Tgqoivaleht. good: eyesight".' good Speaken* Available newly-formed Citizens for The hign point in the i960 Cran- Philadelphia hospital from a re- ^ributed and memberb s made ar- physical condition, high, moral ter Cranford. ,, . fart) Heart Fund drive' will come cent illness. •••••- rangements. Refreshments 'w«;r<- character' and integrity and ,the •Oil New High School Talks jby member? * of the' ability to conduct interviews in a ^P^MUmV^^^^^^P •^GB»^ on HearJ-Sunday. February 28, served...Mrs. Elliot Heilbruh pre- \ Speakers on the proposed new Board of Education, or school When 300 local residents wUl call sided at the business session: i clear and concise manner. 1 All prospective tenses- takers high school arc"avinlable. for lo- staff or by trained laymen may _ on their neighbors to enlist tbeir cal organizations' or residents be arranged by writing or tele- financial support of the fund. " ' Evening VIA will, be, required to pass an enumer- ation selection aid' test or a clerical planning neighborhood gather- phoning Mrs. G. E. Thurston of . inandally New Techniques aptitude test to demonstrate the ings in.their homes, it was an- 440 Lincoln avenue or Mrs.- ' Iwr and Mrs. Jacob Brodsky of To View Play Rotarians Given ability to Understand and follow nounced this week by Mrs. Rob- .Lawrie.Montgomery of 22 Colby • soring fie Id avenue have A one-act,comedy, "Girls Must Needed by 1960 written instructions and to read ert Blosser, chairman of the lane. • ..• "--»-nted" Fllippo talk." by Paul A: Gant. will btL Tips on Avoiding >ftaps.- - v ...... Jrrr Presented by the drama depart- Enumerators will receive train- the Meal hraach to he presented by the .meril_at_aMrneetlng jrfjhe\ Evening ing-fpr-three-half-dBys-and-then 5 Yeara A Onmitle Clnb In rfAttacks^— VIA in Union Junior College at WiOrtheTise-of hlgh- Mrs. G. Holmes Williams and ^Fourth avenue, New York City plex computing equipment; the"job be assigned a work area, prefer- Heater Oultty .-.twa neM at firti . te foster pa'rents have promised Suggestions to help avoid heart 8:15 tonight. , SAVE M. L. Taliaferro, incumbents, attacks were offered by Dr. Edmon of actually taking the census of ably in their own neighborhoods: and Qhanning' Rudd were headquarter* far Fire Cap*. be donated to the Funbi, [contribute $15 a month toward Mrs. William McGrady, drama About 400 enumerators will be c; Meyers, who retired chairmai n of Che drive to pt»vu»l tee, local physician, at. a luncheon chairman, is director 'of the play. Union County in April will call elected to the Board of fiduca- Je child's support fof< at least one for new skills and techniques on needed to cover Union County, ac- Cttfna and Chronkle. Inc. sfter scryin* 28 years wtfh the distance for the victims of ZI lar Of this sum, the chil4 re- meeting of the Rotary Club last The cast includes Mrs. William tion at the annual school elec- Thursday in the Methodist Church the part of the men and women cording to Mr. Fell, and applica- Oarvoodand Knflworth. tion. Qnly 693 persons turned' deparfaeai • '' • ••• •' Soviet attack, announced. ' lives $8 each month as an out- Von Bulow, Mrs. Ar C: Cramer, tion may be made by-writing to • •..,- • •• '• • '.•.•• educational building. ' who do.the doorbell.ringing and in- out to vote. . • .•' • ' . • • tht cash grant, with the remain- Mrs. R. WT Koike, Mrs. Russell the Census Bureau District Office Jttee: 21-21 Alden Street. Cm Telephone BRidge 64000 Announcement-was .made" of The speaker said the reduction Matthews, Mrs. Ralph Maurer and terviewing. • . . ' . '•••••••• . The Rev. Matchett Y. Poynta I at 9 Caldwell place, Elizabeth. |r used for periodic food and new of overweight, low fat. intake, Just asking the name and ages ON HOT WATER George Jeffries of Cranford the sale of tHe Chimney Corner ..wait extended a call for t£l ing packages, translations of .virs. D. K. Sacken. Restaurant,' North avenue and smoking in moderation or giving Tickets will be on sale for the of the occupants isn't enough any was • member of the 64-volee tenth year aa pastor of the crai hers, medical services and educa. the habit up . entirely, regular more, according to Shelby Fell, dis- Rutrera University Glee Clob the station plazaL_by James M. PROMOTED—Marine Pfc Rob- breakfast and fashion show to be Social Studies Projects Eastmond to Alexander A. Bib- ford Methodist Church. moderate exercise, control of nut on by the club in Short Hills on trict supervisor of the census for, • •••* Golden Anniversary of Boy Scouting that was'to present a concert [Filippo Hves with his widowed ert A. Walter, son of Mr. and Undertaken ut Sherman by and William. C. Morris of " '•'• '•*'.* * .• stress and an annual physical ex- March 3. Mrs. Matthews is chair- Union County. Once the ceTisus .-..' V:' ben under the sponsorship of other and brother, aged 1-Vfe. in Mrs. Kenneth Waiter of 211 Elizabeth. The new name was Approximately fist had „—, amination are among things which man jut-the event. taker gets'the necessary; informa- Miss Joan Wicbush's class at More than 5,035,000 Cub Scouts, Boy recognized that a doctrine. such at this the; Cranford Methodist Church. poverty-stricken area of southern North avenue, east, was, ad- to be Coach and Four. < rakwd far tttefud to repaint the average individual can "do" to Hostesses for the evening are tion, it must be converted into! Sherman Junior High School is do- •tly. The mother receives less vanced to his present rank last help avoid an attack. . coded form that can be read by "a ing projects in. social studies as WITH Scouts, Explorers and their adult leaders must be imbued early into the human •'..••.*•. clock in the tower of the TlZ month while serving. with the Mrs. James. Hill, chairman; Mrs. I James P. Duffy and Patrick .an SlO per month as a social Declaring that heart disease photo sensing machine. follows: Education, Michael Fink are celebrating the 50th anniversary of mind or that human mind, in time, will J. Grail' were named co-chair- Joyce Kremer was elected Fretbyterbni Church. An ad. tcurity pension and, to supple- Regiment, an artillery unit ,of Charles Teese, Mrs. WUliam Web- president .«f Troop 17. the only dittos flM waa needed t*r"J causes nu»re deaths annually .than er' and "Mrs. Edward Wirkus. • ' This, is done by blacking in and Edward Grote; clothing, Cyn- the E|oy Scouts of~America throughout work out a better plan for existence, men of the Decency Committee ,cnt this amount, works as a field the Second Marine Division at thia Vroom; Johnny Appleseed, Modern automatic oi'M(r*d hol-waler healen ton senior girl seoot troop -here. jmtrk could start. any olhei disease. Dr. Lee ad- Mrs. L. H- Conger will preside with a pencil proper circles^ print- ' 'ft . the nation this week. V/ < Lenin is quoted as having said:. of St Michael's Church. The [borer Whenever employment is Camp Lejeune,~N. C. Before en- mitted'that many'persons would ed on the form. The trick is to Sharon Frahkenberger. tove you 50% on hof wafer ; !•'••; • '.'• 'To preserve our freedom, we must sponsoring special events, such as essay novtoto WHIM rou... ONLY TWO (2) WEEKS LEFT IN OUR 21st ANNIVERSARY • ".••••.'-!<• understand our heritage and be inspired contests in schools, proclamations by SALE EVENT...WHY NOT GATHER TOGETHER ALL YOUR SALE PRICES IN EFFECT by it, for if one does not know his heri- governors and mayors, historical tours SMfMT NO DISCOUNTS AT PLANT FOR BOTH PLANT AND DRIVE-IN . . . PLEASEI NO ITEMS TODAY, AND VISIT OURv PLANT . .'. OR CALL FOR tage, for him it does not exist The bet- and open houses, to call attention to the IYE "ROUTE" SERVICE! SUBSTITUTIONS I OUR COURTEOUS ROUTEMAN . . . SAME FAMOUS SWAN ter we understand our heritage, the'more annual observance of American History PHVSICIAH CLEANING AND SERVICE.... ONLY AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES! we will want to prove worthy of it." Month. then year The DAR long has been known for This month, encompassing as it does, GUHD the time to empty die cooky j programs and activities aimed at keep- the birth dates of two of our greatest OPTICIAW ing the embers of patriotism aglow. Stat- Americans, is an ideal time for all of us ITHACA-CAYUGA and take advantage of Favorable interest ed purpose of the society is: 'To perpet- to give thanks for the inspiring heritage uate the memory and spirit of the men that is ours and to rededicate ourselves OPTICAL SERVICI $ 1S4 L State St Hi. 2-1219 $ and women who achieved American In- to the concepts of freedom which matte With • Guild 0>fi •}'. i ! ;- '; •;'-yv C:^;;: '; ;;: Ki" ': flUAW-Hj-i9eO-^ -nsBttUAgv Johnsen of 388 (Jncoln •venue, at thVOrafenwohr-Hoh^. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charla in Fox Force, a tank^infantry BattaUon to Frankfurt, Germany. overseas last July. He is a 1956 ver^, courted under rea Cooper, who arrived overseas last High School in 1099 and entered rick, lit Columbia avenue, com- nal School, Fort Cordon, Ga. He graduate of Cranford High School scO Steels, Inc., in Union. CwiaU aai»*f 4b» uif ••• east, is participating wtth^yther training area in southern graduate of Cnmford High School. er. 12 Hayes street, partjeijpated mobility field training maneuver Men in bat condiuons; stressed is g radio operator in the the Arifiy in February, 1950. -pletcd the clght-wcck radio relay entered the-^tomy-last-Scp^Bmbcr4an fe .••;•••.<•»••- •m ">'•/ I mSmKU M >•»»»> «ab. v. .**•' . » »_^f«>( BEST-SELLERS AT REG. PRICES! TWIN OR FULL! NOTseeonds... 4-PLY WOOL TWIST I EXTRA EAR ..38.88 Firestone foam robber mattress.... 38.88 ALL PERFECT! Kooa lowest price aver for this famous mattress! Made with, not just 'MO or 100 «oik, but 837 separate coils ... |o give every bone, every Only 60 of tliese incredible mattress buys .... so hurry! It's. bouyant, Slashed to WAS BEST-SELLER AT ORIGINAL 11.95 muscle perfect Irnlividoal support! You get all this, plus a Btunly pro dustless. odorless, comfortably firm foam .'..:. 100% Firestone foam hallk bordaa, ptn«oth kce-tufte KOOS MAIN STORfe .Xi.Z1 • FUt-3100 *,'• t BRANCH STORES. T S«Girt. Ri.lt.* Cl9-6786 2 big:sales! 2days...Lincoln s Birthdayland Saturday F,,AM,Rt.O . FR -8-0323; ::.'•. -t ••:..»: v : : : siSSjSjKM?!?^ .. r- . .. •.••••;:*.••.•.,-,••'••••;•••.'•••••:;••••. •" • • . -" ' .' <••' '• ' •. u: " ' • • • • • ..•••.< •;•„...•.-• ••' •••'.,.••••.•_•,••.•. ..••.'. • • (_ ..../,.;.• ••;.•,'.. .. ••:•:.•.•„.' .•..'.•;•• • M^l '• :'.'•• .-• ••••.•' '•:•' •,.'•. "" . • '•.•••„-,-' ••. • • •••' .- • • •, •••,••"• •••••.• • .-••.,_ ,-.••• • ..•..•.•..;.• •-..•.. .••••• . ••••••••••• ',•'•' CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE THURSDAY,-FEBRUARY n, 1960 AND CHRONICLE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U, 1M0 leich. a new member from Roselle transportation. Toys, plctur^ and p books illustrating various means, Park. -started a similar-classroom garden: done to show mnttjrials that rust, to'make a homemade television, of transportation were brought Grade 4 The class has finished experi- evaporation of vvatei*, and mafilm- . All past reports, maps, and into, the classroom. Pictures Of The" boys and girls of ments and reports on air. The fol- terials that dissolve in water. other illustrations will be included, _ freight trains were drawn by Johar- a Pfarrer's fourth have lowing children haiye theirjjictures The class •• has been studying jn the Mm. During every seph Scopino; Robert Meier, Al- been studying the studies of the- experiments dfspiiayed on Chile and is looking;; fonyard to social study lesson- thq clqsa, , School the hall bulletin board: Air is real; fred DiFabio,' Deborah Qilliam, unit,:.' "ExploratipS' of the New a visit from Miss Xim'ena Bunster ha,vc a workshop periodriir'whicli h Eileen Hollingsworth, • Marjorie Fred Becht and William Ther- World." In^pteparatioh for th^ of Chile. .to work on this'film. . •» , * • it:'' picts Life and Times of Lincoln mann. ;.;,., study the^ctass planned what ques- Wait; air holds things up, Joanne. Susan Donohue, a new student The following groups were or-C Trinity Plans Osceola Scout Service A unit oh eating a good break- tions _th6y hoped ,to answer, and Lynes, Charles Hunter; air moves from Illinois, recently has,joined ganized by choice: Writers, JohnJ . Presbyterians to Salute Thought for the Week In observance .of Lincr^n's birthday anniversary, Mrs. Marion Eschefilauer's sixth grade last, . was" introduced. Jeanne the main explorers about and moves-things"; Cynthia. Doe; .the' class. ' ..... Eicjiingen Thomas Schricker, Jan-*r Boy. Scout Sunday will be ob-meet with Martin Gray, new as- States. Mr. Gray has a master's de- air moves in all dircctons, Eliza- t BrOnkside Place School presented a program at both assemblies. Mikelson. Bonnie Koury, Carmen >m they wished to discover ice Daidone, Sherman Kisner, Alan : y served SundayarOg j DiTuIio, Jackie \McGee,- XactsTT GbiabnbcfgT^Jacquelinc Dukes,/ • Conununion ' , .-Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Cbnch ' day at 8 pjn. in the library. Ex- NYU; [ Among the parfidpants-were Jane Henrich, who presented an original biographv p M,iss Rosemarie Noto's ' fifth terian Church at the 9:30 a-m. Koury, Dania Bentson, Lestey^Vic- In addition to preparing regular Arthur Schmidt, Walter Bowles. William Miller, harvey NevaUs,^., Scouts A MESSAGE FOR BACK «&AT10N8 81JNDAY plorer Post 44. will meet on this Russell O. Roe and Darlene Car- Lncoln A mural of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D. C. was made by Albert Gleeic grade has completed its study, of servicel Several scouts wiU take torin', Linda Bohner• anoTDavid research assignments, several stu- Many children are beginning the Middle Atlantic States, Stu- and Priscillo Nietzel; printers, • Boys' Day Will be celebrated Sunday at the First Presbyterian same date at 7 p.m. ' . roU/were enrolled as students jn Beverly Dadd, and a description of the memorial was given by them Breakfast ". . . lore . . . in deed and la trath" part in the service, and charters Eurell drcwf pictures^of foods that dents prepared special .research to write on the smaller writing Charles Archdeacon^ Deborah Jo On Sunday afternoon the pastor the church school on Sunday. Frances Grayson and Susan Maiiny presented the poem, "Nancy Hanks," by Stephen and dents arc- learning about the events Church in honor of the 50th anniversary of scouting. Members of Tbe awTTTtai Ay.p-1 and.Boys" Cor- "Bat if anyone.baa tbe morld'a goods will be presented. Boys in uniform comprise a 'healthiul breakfast.. projects as follows; John Polidori, paper* including: Charles Hunter, that led to the Revolutionary War. Adams: paper . cutters, Daniel ^ lilt Cub Pack 103. Boy Scout Troops 79 and 80. and Explorer Posts 79 porate fnrrr* •J):. • v I ••i . '• : "•-",. ' ' -.••;• ' ,.' • '-, «Uht CBAN1OSO CITIZBir AIO> THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19W . • !>• Dombrowski, Judith Silverman, The graduation exercUes, markinf I rade and review before military 1 "raw reeruft'^is developed into a Police Department W0.800.0Q William Walton, Roy Dorafeld, the end of nine weeks of "boot | officials and civilian dlgnlt/irief. I Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty Salaries and Wages ...... 236^71.00 28,08731 9.oo [omemakers Peter Rudoy, Paul Mozer, Warren camp," included a fuJWress p«. I tn nine Weeks of instruction, the I with the fleet . . Other Expenses .— • 2.O37.6J Kress. ' ... \. First Aid OrganizationlAid AJd, and GARWOOD Switch Name Grade 4 Maintenance Conttract ^8,000.00 1 ^Visiting Homemaker Service Miss Geraldine Pf error's fourth I i, 11 , Township of Crawford—County of Union Municipal Court : grade recently welcomed a student Salaries and Wages . ^4 8*17.75 • of Central Union County" will be Other Expenses „....„, ZJBUMO X*1 teacher, Miss Judith-Sevrin, who l||i!! I960 LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET (l x the new name: for'Homemaker Traffic Control • SECTION THREE Service, Inc. of 10 North Union will be with them through the Local Budget of the Township- of Crawford, County of Union, for the fiscal year I960. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1960 month of February. Under her Salaries and Wages •v- Avenue. Miss Helen Parker, presi- > Ttirection~^he-xiass,c6inp)eted—ttar It is hcrflhy cfrtlflwd thpt tf^T* *wrt»fi t awiiflTud hwrtto p,pnrf in a true copy Other Expenses , •,201.70 3 ^ of the board of directors, cx- of the budget approved by resolution of the governing body OP the 28th day of January, I960. Police and Fire Alarm System ' plained the change was necessitat- study of the location, climate J. WALTER COFFEE, Clerk Oth,e'r Expenses _.... ed- by the . incorporation of all regions, land features, history and L occupations ••• of Australia: - Certified by me , . 23 North Ave., East, Cranford, N. J. Inspection of Buildings liomemaker services in the state This 26th day of; January, 1960. . BRldge 6-5649 Each 'child also has completed Salaries and Wages under the name "Visiting Home- Other Expenses ... -.— " maker Service." . a map indicating knowledge of It is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is an exact Won by Dorothy Pickarski the states and surrounding bodies copy of the original on file with the clerk of the governing body, that all additions are correct and that Inspection of Plumbing (. The local agency, which serves GARWOOD—Dorothy Pickarski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benja- In Light Garwood Vote of, water. Maps are displayed by all statements contained herein are in proof. •• V- ' . > ' Salaries and Wages ..... ~ a major portion of Union County, ; Salary increases ranging from $50 to $300 for min Pickarski of 265 Hickory avenue, a senior at Arthur L. Johnson Rita Metzger, Janis Rothbard, Su- ••••'•. JOHN W. WEHMAN Other Expenses GARWOOD — Borough voters approved the $305,354.50 budget was initiated by the Women's Aux- san Rodstein, Sherry Aron, Joseph • ' Registered Municipal Accoantant employes and members of the Police Department were pro- Regional -High School in Clark, has been selected by the Regional for the. 196O-€1 school year, almost two to one and named three un-, iliary of the Union County Medical Civil Defense and Disaster Control AHse'o, Richard Browne, Linda Certified by me • • • ' '4' - 5^ On the Green, Morristown, New Jersey Salaries and Wages , •ul two ordinances introduced "by Borough Council Tuesday faculty to receive the Good Citizenship Award sponsored by theopposed candidates to scats on the Board of Education in Tuesday's Society in November, 1952, as a ; Wolf and Richard Jackson. This 26th day of January, 1960. . ' ' -.- " ' ' • •. • •_ JElIerson 0^2336 / Other Expenses ht Final hearing wiU be February 23. . Springfield Chapter of the .Daughters of the American Revolution. scinool election. There was a turnout of only 151 vgjers," or 6 percent means of assisting families afflict- On February I the class began Dog Regulation Municipal employes' salaries showing $300 increases are as fol- ed with illness. ^ LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE This makes "her a candidate for of. tbe registration total of approximately 2,500: its science study of "Under Water SECTION 1. ' ••.•••• '" ' ••.••'•' ':.".• •• •' .'..•' , , Other Expenses ' '. ' .. Borough Clerk. $7,500; sup- the New Jersey Good Citizenship On the tax item of $250,569 for: •'! During the firstly ear of its ex- Life" correlating the science'study Juvenile Guidance Program ; dent of public works, $6,- Local Budget of the Township of Cranford, County of Union for the fiscal year 1960. n Award, also sponsored bar the istence, working with a completely of the relationship between plants, BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall consti- Other Expenses ; '., ,.,. nd building inspector, $1,800. urrent expenses submitted for ac- ' ' volunteer staff in an office, pro- a Student Code water, and how they live. , They tute the local budget for the,year I960. , ' , .••;••• ' 'Parking Meter Maintenance Tincrease'of $150 proposed DAR. tion, the vote was 92 in favor to 51 vided by the Visiting Nurse Asso- Board Grants 'NonrSingers' saw the fllmstrip, "Plant and^Ani- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published in the Cranford. Citizen and Chron- Salaries and Wages ',, the municipal magistrate, $3,- The first requirement for selec- ipposed. The capital improve- ciation in Elizabeth, the .agency Other Expenses ...... _ mal Life Under the Sea." The fol- icle in the issue of the I lth of February. W6O4 and $50 for the-'municipal Acceptance tion for the award is that the stu- trained 16 homemakcrs who gave lowing children narrated the film- The governing body of the Township of Cranford does hereby approve the following as the bud- Streets and Roads:! , --•••--—--.• $2(fO Rake ment levy of $220.50 -Mias. approved ; it clerk. $650. Other salaries dent must be a senior girl in high Forming New J over 4.000 hour* pf'service in 69strip: Irving Ackelsburg, Robert get of the Township of Cranford for the year I960. : ,.. "":..".'..: '. Road Repair and Maintenance y'.a vote of 93 to 50. ' Union County homes. Salaries-and Wages ..._„-;.; 1.1.1.111 Municipal prosecutor. $800; 'Excellent* school and of good character and Mitnik, Kepneth. Munkel, Janis Recorded Vote: Ayes — Dorian, MeAteer, LaCorte, Chamberlin, Kerwiii; Nays — None. ird of Assessors, member, $l,r Mrs. Beatrice Silverman of 351 i With the support of public health Rothbard and Linda Won. With Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the Township Com- Other Expenses To Teachers GARWOOD—Reaction has been ability. ;- Vocal Group mittee of the Township of Cranford. County of Union.on 26th of January, 1960. ..•,,.. Construction, Reconstruction, Repairs o- Board of Assessors, secretary, Hazel avenue, incumbent com- agencies, social. welfare agencies, Miss Seyrin's guidance-the-pupils. and Maintenance with State-AU KENILWORTH — A nfeMlr salary "excellent" to tli^ guide list set- Considered by the judges are tfce GARWOOD — Success of the ~AThcaring~on~the budget and iax-rewdutton-wil^ be-held, at Township Meeting Room, on 1st of v 0- welfare director, $700; tax pleting a two-year unexpired term physicians and nurses, the demand arc setting up a book\and^ object by Formula " . , guide far teachers increasing jthe iing_forth_items_olLproper_attire. following-specific characteristics; for . homemakers increased so display of items related/'to the March, 1960, at 8:30 o'clock. PJ^. at which time and place objections to said budget and tax resolution 'officer, $750, senior clerk iriTihe scKool~board~received~122~ Salaries and Wages . \ •...;." minimum and maximum salaries KENNETH C. ANDERSON CHARLES DfCAERO and general rules governing con- "Dependability., which includes Wocaan's Club has become so con- rapidly that it was necessary to science study. , \^ . of the Township-of; Cranford for the year 1960 may( he presented by taxpayerstir other interested per- Other Expenses .__-_. !l_ I) $3 800. and .clerk, $3,400. •otes as she was returned ior a sons. . . ' •..•:, '". '"•' i • ' . •'••-,•••• ' • • •". " . • ••• " ' ' . . -•• iy.' $200 was adopted by the Board duct of students; in Garwood tagioiiis that its director. Mrs.. W. engage a full-time director, a part- The class hasbeen keeping track Street Lighting [other employes, except, police, truthfulness, loyalty and punctu- ull three-year term. Also'elected time staff, and re-locate in per- , EJCPLANATORV STATEMENT • of Education at a meeting Monday public schools which was adopted Jpsepb Choborda. was requested Other Expenses , .. : ality; service, which implies coop- of our .independent reading ad- 6,669.3) — —• '. '—~~ ;o three-year terms .were Howard manent headquarters in Cranford. ventures and reading .from "The - Summary of Current Fund Section of Budget Street Cleaning night at Harding School. • last month. Superintendent. of eration, courtesy and consideration at the February meeting, to start a During the past year the agency- general Appropriations For/ Year I960 Year 1959 Salaries and Wages W. Fenwick of 31 Third avenue "Explored Magazinc^'aT^science 3,955.821 irnto Dance! George C. Schlenker, retiring Republicans Enter Anderson,Schools Lewis F. Laird reported of others; leadership, which in- group ' .— "for placed 64 homemakcrs in 493news time^ The magazine group's is Other Expenses... ». 2.328.311 board member, pointed out that all people who cant read music but and Joseph Fuontes of 404 Beech Union County homes, giving a 1. Municipal Purposes ...—....>..«.-- .:.-...... ;•—»- —•—•••»-»...... »...... ~..• ••. $1,398,542.51. $ 1,303.774.40 Sanitation: ' KENILWORTH — Free danc- . to the Board of Education jat its cludes good personality, self-con- tape-recording ' their .favorite teachers in the Kenilworth School love losing." K.: • total of 41,000 hours, of service..... m lessons began last night at meeting Monday 'night in Franklin trol and' the ability to assume i avenue, each of whom received stories. - : . 3. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes — Based on Estimated Garbage and Trash Removal system are on guide. DiCarro in Council Race FSisi meeting of the new group, 294,976.76 .266,527.39 9.000.00 [ardin^ School for lifcafv r£si- 1 126* Vote*. . . . Because of the' widespread in- 1 .91 Percent of Tax Collections — : -..! ,.».,....„..— \" Salaries and Wages ..„ " KENILWORTH — Kenneth C. Anderson of 186 Boulevard and School. sponsibility. and patriotism, which to be known as "The Off-Keys," The "Walnut Post' will be pub- 4,688.97 cnts underthe sponsorship of The board granted the increases terest in the Visiting Homemaker . Other Expenses .._...... „. 11.031 Charles DiCarro of 724 Vernon'avenue have been announced as can- means an unselfish interest in was.beld Tuesday night at Mrs Write-in votes were recorded as lished-soon. Final contestants in 4. ' Total General Appropriations ...—..— $1,693,519^7 $1,570,301.79 Sewer-System fie" recreation- committee of - the the four teacher classincations- /.The superintendent said requests STihFPWirtm7it«rt«rat the cover design contest were: 5. Less: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Property didates for Borough CouncnTbjrtHelKenilworfli Republican CluE ~~ tamtlyrschool; communityanrfTaaF -fe ith- -follows;—John—Malko, 2; John iend the annual meeting at 8:15 Salaries ^nd. Wages „,_. M500JOO lSJSOOiW 19,187.15" 31235| wough Council. Classes will as follows: Non-degree, $4,100 - for copies of the localcode have Janis Rothbard, Kenneth Munkel, Tax For s Local District School Purposes (i.e. Surplus, Other Expenses „ 1^28.01 271^1 A resident here for the past 19 years; Mr. Anderson is a licensed tion." tbe following charter members "in Gallagher, 2; Donald Legg, 1*. Al- p.m., February 18, in Sherlock - Miscellaneous, Revenue and Receipts from Delinquent Taxes).... 710,000.00 , 735,000.00 zjwum 2^00.00 et each Wednesday evening $6,700; bachelor's degree, $4,400 - been received from a number of attendance: ^3rs. Gilbert Hoy, Mrs. Marc Yacktr,_Jill..HQfmnnn,,..Stc- JlahWay .Valley-Trunk Sewer. r real-estate jind.insurance,.broker^_Erior_ta. starting -his-owii business . Dorothy was a member of the bert Gill, Jr., 1, arid Edmund- HaH'of Trinity""Episcopal 'Church",' (S7~Difference;; ^Property^•Tax~forSuplH)rt bfT^fflucIpal Budget"'" ~7f3D~td""9 o'clock"for"the- •$7-,400;-master's-degreer$4j700-$7r-- dth'e'rT'school"districts~ lt"~was first eighth grade graduating class ' Mousted, Mrs. Walter phun Fuhro, Janice" Hirsch and Maintenance ...... 35398128 two years' ago, he managed The Dr. Roscoc P. ,,Kandle, state com- Cecillia Ha«el. The winner was Appropriation (As follows): (a) Local Tax for Municipal ^ext seven weeks. Miss Bernice 700 and doctorate degree, $5,000- drawn lip by Mr. Laird and Teach- at St. Anne's School here in June. Reanhardt, Mrs. Ernest Holt and Bermingham, 5. River Cleaning People's Realty,Co. of Kenilworth missioner of health, will discuss Cecilia Hagel. • ". . Purposes Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes ...... $ 983,519.27 $ 835,301.79 Salaries and Wages 2^00.00 2.384.84 515.1(1 fcrick of Union is the instruct- $8,000. M ing Principal Milton Berkowitz 1956. At that time, she- received a Sirs. Robert Tropp. They will re- Mrs. Silverman will hb inducted ..; "Progress in Public. Health in New r,^ Edward Kasbarian, commit- Non-degree teachers may reach for over two years.. : Grade 6 Other Expenses ..... US0QJOO 2,000.00 1.496.80 S03JOI Clark, Wood, and copies were distributed to plaque and a medal from Garsrood hearse again at 1:30 next Wed- for her new term and the two new Jersey." ' • 1 Summary of 1959 Appropriations Expended Explanation of Appropriations for "Other Expenses' Health and Charities: j'ihairman, urged residents to( maximum in 14 steps. Teachers in Mr. Anderson is a member of Memorial Post 317, American Le- nesday. "Better Relations with - Others" The amounts appropriated under the title of Board of Health kc advantage of the free les- all othe rclasslncations may reach the Community Methodist Church, each home'in the borough. gion, for scholarship and'leader- members of the board will be is the new health-science unit re- . ' i " .<;. And Cancelled, ; . The director, who was a rcSi- "Other Expenses" are for operating costs other than : Salaries and Wages 14JTSJM 13.«15.00 13372.00 43.001 maximum In 16 steps. . Kenilworth Square Club -and Ma- Mr. Laird also reported to the ship and a medal and fountain pen seated at a reorganization meeting contly begun in Mrs. Barbara : njn&ea Gutekunst board on the high rating attained of Garwood for many years School News General Budget "Salaries and Wages." Other Expenses 1.679.07 5904] Mr. Schlenker and Hayden In- sonic Order of Newark. .Mr. An- for winning the local. American before moving to Clark last Julyi in Franklin School next Monday , Little's sixth grade. This unit in- Budget. Appropriations—Adopted _ • Some. of the Items included in "Other Ex- derson and his wife, Mabel, have by Garwood pupils in their partic- . - {Continued /ram Pace 3) Administration of Public -Assistai |ill receive minimum wages of $1 fantino, both retiring board mem- Legion safety essay contest' a has issued an invitation to anynight. ' cludes a very important part • of Budget .I...... $ 1.570,301.79 / penscs" are: Salaries and Wages 4J020JOO 4,020.00 a son, Jeffrey, 13, and a married ipation last year in a world-wide gaining honorable mention in the nan. Patty Stanton acts 'i as a young people's growth in the sixth rhour to $2.50 maximum. . bers, were complimented on their Win Seats Woman's Club member to partici- Mr. Fenwick and , Mr. Fuentes Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. Other Expenses ...... 34 0 1356.13 •mm daughter, Judith, in Indiana. ' , survey of methods and results in Union County finals, and a 'artist floating helper and supply dis- ' Repairs' and maintenance of buildings, equip- [increases in police salaries are service during the past three years. pate in this new project. . sde, social and emotional growth. Total Appropriations ...., J$ 1,570^01.79 Public Assistance ...... 1JB0QJ0O 7.000.00 KENILWORTH ^- In a four- , Mr. DiCarro, a resident of thethe teaching of reading conducted watch from St. Anne's Holy Name will succeed Arthur A. Chalenski, tributor for'each'group. H includes the young person's re- ment, roods, etc. ' ' . • 4j00aO0 \ follows: Chief of Police, $7,100- The board granted the use of the Tbe music department itsolf, v J Aid to Hospitals ...„ 4.000x01 9 man race for three seats William borough. for_eighjt_years,JsLenv^ by a Canadian commission. ' Society for-proficiency in religion. completing a three-year term, and -——A-panel-di«ieussion. dn 'TheIm- latlonship~witrr-his family,, his Expenditures: ' ' Contractural services for street lighting, flre Services of Visiting Nurse Contract _ 2.000.00 2,000.00 f.400; captain, $6,7O0-$7,OOO; lieu- baseball field on the corner of orgamzed by Mrs. Choborda four Clark, incumbent, and C. William ployed by Tools, Inc., Newark, an She has been accepted for 'con years.asio with an initjal member- Arthur J. Walshe, reelected to a portanee of Homework" was pre- friends, his school, his community, Paid or Charged . ^...™ :...$ 1,448.728.53 hydrant .service, aid to volunteer,-fire companies, ant, S6,300-$6,600; sergeant. North 14th street and Boulevard etc/ • •••; --s . • •. . ' .. •-' Recreation and Education: experimental tool manufacturing a percent of error, of 8 percent tinuation of her studies at Catholic ship', of six. is rapidly becoming one-year unexpired -term last Feb- pared "and presented to the class as .•ind most important of all, with Reserved :....:.-. 1^7356 Parks and Playgrounds ' ^,906-$6,175;' senior, patrolman, to the Little League on week-day Gutekunst and Alfred Wood were 7 Utilities, printing and advertising, insurance firm. Formerly he had his own on public words and 5 percent on University in Washington. D. C one of the most active branches of ruary after serving a full three- follows: 'Alan Goldenbergi under- himself. ' Salaries and. Wages '. A T. «,700.00 6.700.00 |. $5,700; second year patrol- nights from May to July on,condi- elected to three-year terms on the after, graduation from Johnson standing the-assignment; Priscilla Total Expenditures 'J.'....:. •...;••$ 1^70^01179 and many other items essential to the services ren- ; 139963 tion that other organizations mighjt business in East Orange. sight words and local fourth grade the Garwood Woman's Club. On year term, neither of whom sought - Thfc class completed a study of Other Expenses .„•_ . /.,..'. '•ft Uooto an, $5,000-$5^300; nrst year pa- Board of Education in. Tuesday's Regional next June. Nietzeli time and place foe home- dered by municipal government/ Recreation Program / use the field if necessary. ' , ' Mr. DiCarro was one of the or- pupils had only 4 percent of error (Continued on Page 2) reelection this year. , the body including the eye, the car olman. $4,700-$4.900. school election. The. loser was on phonic Words and 5 percent on work; Deborah Adams, importance and the tooth. Diagrams and mar Cranford's 1960 Tax Rate is estimated at $8J2 for One Hundred Dollars of Valuation. Total Val- Salaries and^Wages ^___ 143*040 1 11.68730 2.872301 ~ Members voted to'offer dental ganizers and' the first president'of --•/ | Special police will^recerve $2 sight words, as compared with an of good study habits; William Mil- uation in Cranford for Tax Purposes is $37,151,471. ': ;' "" , Other Expenses :. ....„„ .4_ — 5450.00 3.788.03 1,881^1 equipment to a non-profit organl- David Shapiro. • . • < the Italian-American Welfare As- terial on the tooth were contribut- • hour. . •. • • -• average of 35 percent: error on ler, doing your own homework; ed by Steven Paskow, Edward This tax rate will produce net revenues of $2,982^42.84 phis a reserve Tor uncollected taxes of Maintenance of Free Public library zation.The equipment, including a The two budget items were ap- sociation. He is a member of the 34.74831 261.111 | An ordinance' was introduced phonic words and 17 percent yon ' Thomas Schriekcr, purpose of do- Kratzkc and , Michael Nodelman. $294,976176 or a total of $3,277,519.60* . Salaries and Wages nZAM 3SJM04D dental chair, instrument cabinet Homeowners' Association, Knights School Decorations Depict Holiday Themes Other Expenses. 13^00.00 13,02933 870.471 vating the position of detective proved by a two to. one margin as sight words for the 1,934 children ing homework ifrom teacher's' and X-rays showing bone structure This total is broken down as follows: $688,542.51 is required for municipal purposes, $1,858,522.33 and air compressor, is no longer in of Columbus and the Holy Name Memorial an* Independence Day i the police force at a salary of 324 persons voted. Last year 356 taking the test' in Canada, the GARWOOD — Valentine's Day Miss Nancy E. Hill of Union,, a'School. The children in Mrs. Eliza- pupils." point oT view). were brought in by Steven Pollack to support the local school system, $435,478.00 is estimated for county purposes and the remainder of use because the school has, discon- persons turned out to vote. Society. He is a former chairman graduate of Drew University in beth Harper's first grade have S294.976.76 is for a reserve for uncollected taxes. ' ' . , . , , ' Salaries and Wages „ . 7O04M) 650.00 ' SO.OOl p\900. Hearing is set for Pebru- United States and England. and famous men provide the and Edward Kratzkc 232935 100.151 tinued: its dental carefor indigent of the Cancer Fund drive. iii has-been selected to take made log cabins in honor of Lin- •'•/ • SfiSOJOO The i960'estimated Tax Rate represents 74 points increase over that for 1959. Of that amount 26 Other Expenses ,,,', ' 123. . . " ' ' Mrv Gutekunst' of 29 Brasser A resolution was passed thank- themes for decorations in the. class- ;•*;• ;!' • Two members of. the class re- Walnut Avenue points are for municipal operation, 35 points are for.the local school budget^ 7 points for County pur- Celebration of Public Event. children. ' lane captured the largest vote, 234, Mr. DiCarro and his wife, Hel- room; and corridors of local schools over Mrs, Ruth Farber's. fifth coln's Birthday. cently - returned from trips to the | Dilorio and Sons of Westfield en, have a daughter. Miss Marlene ing Arthur Chalenski and Arthur grade and has been working with Mrs. "Nettie Zieglcr's first grade Grade 2 poses, and 6 points for reserve for uncollected taxes; The increase for municipal operations reflects chiefly Anniversary or Holiday awarded the contract for the followed by Mr. Clark of 31 North J. Walshe, whose terms are expir- this month. The children in tbe West Coast and Puerto Rico. John salary adjustments for municipal employees and Oranford's assessment by the Rahway Valley SeweV (ft.S. 40:48-5.4) DiCarro, a senior at Douglass Col- Mrs. Farber far the past week. at Washington School recently The children in Miss Joan Jarr Connors told the class about his (Continued on Page 2) 8th street, 209, and Mr. Wood of ing and who did not seek reelec- lower grades also have been mak- Authority contribute the ma]or part of the increase in appropriation for municipal operations. Salaries and Wages 10040 8300 "17.001 Council Seeking 361 Lincoln drive, 200. Mr. Sha- lege, New Brunswick. V ing large hearts as containers for The children in Mrs. Marjorie completed a farm scene, following man's second grade are observing jet flight and visit to Los Angeles Other Expenses . 400JOO 209.07 190311 tion in Tuesday's school election, Lysagfafs.third gradual Franklin a visit by the children to a farm*. the birthdays of famous people and vicinity where he visited Dis- CURRENT FlWll—ANTIC1TATED REVENUES i piro of '10 Pembrook drive re- for their service to the local' edu- valentines which .will be distri- r Little Leufj^ie Signs 250; Site fay Firehouse School are preparing to present a Several of the pupils told of their during February. neyland and other places of in- General Revennes. • .;•'.'•••. Anticipated Realised In Cash Total Operations 993.81836 96.483.Sl] ceived 121 votes. cational System. buted today. The schools will be experiences on the farm trip, and >'.••.:. '.1969 * 1959 in 1959 " KENILWORTH — Negotiations program of poems and music and The class is discussing good cit- terest. Lynn' Fedirko brought back (B) Contingent . 936 4.990.7(1 final Registration Set The 1960-61 current expense John Csupa, president, conduct- closed tomorrow in observance of a short play in observance of the Mass read a story about "Jim izenship, good government, and 1. Surplus Anticipated ...... ,...... i../...:~l:...™...... ,...-..|l 300,000.00 $ 350,000.00 $ 350,000.00 are under way by Borough Coun- Scout Sunday postcards, jewelry and a hat from KENILWORTH — 250 boys regr item • for $326,090 was approved ed the meeting and announced that Lincoln's Birthday. Washington's Birthday at the Feb- and Judy's Visit to the Farm." our democratic heritage. Each her trip.to Puerto Rico where she cil to purchase a site for a new 135-64; capital outlay, $21,605, 3. Miscellaneous Revenues: . ': • • Total Operations including ^tcrcd for Little League last Sat- the board's reorganization meeting Miss Marie Cardosa's fifth grade ruary 19 assembly. Superintendent of Schools Lewis child is making an illustrated book- ;pent a week visiting with rela- ••• Contingent . . ^WPOT tjaasjttaM 99332732 ioi.47(j«I firehpusc, Mayor Walter E. Boright 134-64. The total was $348,595. following the annual school elec- et with stories pf February's Licenses: > ", • • . • • us day at Harding School, George disclosed at the annual inspection, Service Set at Franklin School has begun pro- Joseph Makowsky. Nancy Trle- F. Laird will attend a meeting of tives in San Juan. ^ 14.800.00 14.800.00 15,050.00 The new. board will hold .an tion will be conducted in Franklin heroes. ... Alcoholic Beverages ._: fassera. president, reported today. at the Volunteer Fire Department. KENILWORTH—Twelve mem- jects dealing with the history and schman, James -Cohen and Ken- ihe American School Administra- 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,072^8 Detail: ,• '. organization meeting at 8 p.m. School next Monday night. geography of theNew .England neth Boos were winners in.a re- tors which will open in Atlantic The following children have Salaries and Wages^ 7113«l-25 688377.11 23,284.1(1 The last day of registration will Mayor Boright said the borough bers of Cub Pack 82, Boy Scout Fees and Permits: Saturday from 10 ajn. to 1 Monday at Harding School. A States.* These will be on display cent spelling contest in Mrs. Ruth City , Saturday' and continue brought books'and pictures relat- Men In Service - Building » , 10,000.00 10,000.00 11.978.0& ' Other Expense (Including ' *, hopes., to purchase a site hear president'and vice-president will Troops' 82 and 182 will participate 383.74033 305350.71 78.190.UJ m. at the school. Boys are urged in the near future. Baker's third grade at Washington through next Wednesday. ing to class discussions: Theresa Richard H. Fancher, son of Mr. Other : .....". ..,.' 20,000.00 17,500.00 20.718^5 Contingent) ...... ' the present flrehousc located at 491 be elected. " H ' in the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services and Mrs. Henry J. Kelly bfi3 Bluff State Aid Highway Lighting • :.!..!—,, 1.100.00 1,000.00 1,100.30 (C) Capital! I register Saturday, or they will Washington avenue. He indicated Sunday at the Community Metho- Memorial Day street was graduated from recruit Motor Fuel Tax Refund ... .'.. ...—•• ~ -. 1,800100 1,500.00 1,963.40 Capital Improvement Fund-, TSJBOOJOO TS/KMMK) 75,000.00 ; Unable to take part in the base-: that plans to include the fire de- dist Church climaxing Boy Scout Fines: •' «. .' • ."' ' :.:" fall program. partment in a new . municipal Pack 82 Dinner Set Week. ; Chairman Named training January 30 at the- Naval •3SJBBBJ0O 75J0OO.OO 75.000.00 Training Center, Great Lakes,'111. Municipal Court-. 14.000.00 16.000^0 14,246.00 Total Capital Improvements; II Mr. Cassera said boys who wili building, had been abandoned. KENILWORTH — The annual Participants will be Douglas . 3.600.00 3,300.00 3,79331 Other Weight years old before July 31 Councilman Frank Mascaro, Blue and Gold dinner of Cub Pack Staiger, Daniel Smith, John Cox, By Bay Leaf Post What are the folks do- NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT State Road Aid, Formula Fund ...... ,... 13.154.00 13.154100 13,154.00 pil] be eligible. They must present inu? Kind out fast with NOTICE IS HEREBY O1VCN. That the Interest and Costs on Assessments ...... 11.—...' 2,7OO:0O 5,000.00 2,761.53 (D) Municipal Deb* Serriee chairman • of-the police and 82 -will -be held Tuesday at 6:30 John Hoefllch.-Carl Allen, Donald : GARWOOD— Past Commander OBSERVE THESE TWO DATES! first and Qnal account of the subscriber, Payment of Bond Principal — 40.000^0 ffldal proof of date of birth; hi committee, is chairman of the si Brown, Michael Nimsz, Daniel Ne- a friendly phono call. It Harold U Aldrlcb and The Howard Sav- Interest and Costs on Taxes.. , 10,000.00 9,800.00 10,318.44 J p.m. at the Community Methodist Thomas Englese, now serving as Interest on. Bonds _.._ —. &02J5Q ,007.50 4307^0 430730' ded.' ''..•••- — comrnittec. ' '• . coat* little. A 3 tninuto ings Institution. Executor* or the Estate Bus Receipts Taxes .'...."". ..:...... „.: 4,000.00 3,700.00 4.170.18 Church. gola, Stanley Walinski, Robert chaplain was named Memorial of May L. Aldrlch. deceased. 1 will be 34.000.00 29.000.00 34,310^4 Interest on Notes UWOJOO 1,000.001 On February 11, Science Youth Day'will rtution call clear to aadltcd and stated by the Surrogate, and Parking Meters „•; ;...!...... ,.... Witt, John Rae, and Michael Day chairman for Bay Leaf Post reported for settlement to .the Union Franchise Taxes ...... ^....•...... C^ 138,000.00 129,246.00 139,386.96 Meros. 6807, VFW, at a meeting in Bay fee celebrated to mark the 113th birth- Montreal, Canada from County Court—Probate Division, on 'Fri- Gross Receipts Taxes . ..;.. ». 86.846.00 80,000.00 87,063.26 Total Municipal Debt Service. 4T.43250 4SJM7JS0 4530730 44,30730 l.< Newark posts only 80 i day, March 4th next at'10 A.M. E.S.T. •AH scouts and leaders have been Leaf Memorial Home on Monday day of Thomas A. Edison. - Harold L. Aldrlch and The tnvited to attend the second serv- night. Chaplain Englese and Past afterG PM-lbti tax not lloward Sayings Institution, Total Miscellaneous Revenues , 355.000.00 335,000.00 361,087.15 (E) Deferred Charges and Statv Attorneys: Executors utory Expenditures — ice and. sit in reserved pews. Commander Wallace Pinkin were included. named co-chairmen for the an- ChanalU, Lynch It Moloney, 4. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes .... 55,000.00 50.000.00 57,163154 Municipal The'. Rev. Robert B. Goodwin, 0 Clinton Street, nual poppy sale. National Electrical Week is being cele- Newurk 2, N. J. ' Contribution to: . ' district superintendent of the Dated: January 14. 1060 5. Sub-Total General Revenues ...:. ..„ ~ 710^000.00 735,000.00 768.25p.69 Public Employees' Retirement Southern District of the New- Plans were discussed for parti- brated from February 7-13, 1960. Adv. Fees: M.15 3-11 6. Property Tax for Support of Municipal Budget. Approp- • • System :_** J •2S.0ft0.00 21.60932 3.390.(81 ark Annual Conference, will cipating in the Loyalty Day parade riations: (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes •• Social Security System •>>„:.••... ••••i// •••,*••• CRANlOfiD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, Y, teBRVAAY 11, 1M0 CRANFX)BD.CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY i 1, 1960 Pa«e Three. I man's Club will be provided .by Kenilworth was awarded the bor- Avenue. In Ui« Boroufh of Keoilworth. the Chief, his dutlw shall devolve .upon GAGE and GERTRUDE GAGE. Us wife, Office whoW by or «t the cost of the owner the-Captain of Police. and MB8.jgAGK»_ylte_o^ Jaraea David i the fora ough'* contract for fuel oU at 1U Scouls Take Ovmr Safetyor owners of the real esUte In front 6! -The- -ente* ^c^ . EDWEDWINN EE.. WAHnJWAHnJC Wliliral c uf ft -Januarv- will be a naecting-of-the-Consistory- -,-fllld MrS-JjWph Pf-rnltn' nf 444 of 122: South Union avenue, I of a musicale. In addition to choral cents per gallon.The gasoline con- which such construction is made. , ' Captain. Lieutenant. Sergeant, Detec- Lena WarBr. deceasedd . NORMAN WAR- t to cover costs at 8 p.m. _ Garwood Birth Patrol Duties at Harding SECTION a: That. Mid concrete curbs tive. Patrolmen, each being the superior FLE. and FIOHRIE "WARF1X. his 15 by Patrolmen John Fr'anssen Spruce averiiit- at Overlook Hos- ticipated in a panel discussion on work, .there will jbe._ a solo, duet, tract was won by Dean Oil Co., . officer over any member of the. &e- wife. DONALD WAHftE and ANITA down, Class s e charged. Hits Women's Church School will convehe~'at' —Mr. and Mr^rJSlTny; R, Zoellcr of KENILWORTH—Twelve scouts •hall be • inches In wldtti by 20 inches and William Strzalkowski. Who pital, Summit, on-January 26. . "Pea e'e f u 1 Coexistence With Wo, and a pianb duet by the direc- Fanwood; road oil, Dosch-King, to' depth, and the' construction of saiparunent-lowed r in rank." WARFLE. him wira. JOEL> WAH- Detailed information about the reported h^ was driving erratical- 9:30 a.m. and morning worship .will 450 Myrtle avenue announce the of Troop* 182, sponsored by the concrete curbs, shall be done In accord' . SECTION 3: The Ordinance of which IXE. an Infant.' unmarried.. SALLY Russia" at a Young Catholic Lead-" tor and the accompanist, Mrs Whlppany; road,stone. Houdaille Community Methodist Church; Mice with the Blans and (pecUtcaUens on this Ordinance Is-amendatory, be amend* WARPLEr on Infant., unmarried. BETTY program may be secured from Mr. ly. He refused-to. take a^drunko- bo held at 11 a.m; on Sunday. birth of a son, James Bunce. at ed by addin#-ther«to and inserting there- PETERS and HOWARD JAMES PETERS. of 202 Richard Harper, Sr. Construction Co.. Summit, . and file In the oftiee of the Boraual) Cler Costa, or Charles Craig, who.will meter test and was pronounced un- Youth Choir.'rehearsals will be : r ers' program-Sunday, in pt. Luke's have been serving oh the safety which ate harebjr exptvuly approved. in following SectionUf thereof, the.fol- her husband. WILLIAM C. SLONE and IrAHWOOD - A weekly,"K«*P Overlook Hospital, Summit, oh Oh Discussion Panel The group also is- preparing .to. paving materials, Hefler and Sny- Said curb* shall be constructed under lowing to be known as Section 13 la): MUSA SLONE. his wife. ELSIE dALD- be in charge of the group. GARWOOD—Trudy Wiskowski der tlie influence of alcoholby Dr. conducted Tuesday, at 3:15 p.m. Church, Hohokus. William is a T patrol during Boy Scout Week at a e r men, spqnsored-by February 4. ' take part in the Music Festival ifif der, Garwood. thh e supervisioini of thh e BorougBhh' Ed •SECTION 13 (at: The-dutieduties of thI e WIVUiN aadiXX «ALDWmr bar husband You. Claude B. Steele. hit hein, M I ' Tfor rolRd a high ganse of 202 Thurs- James J. Daubert of Cranford; for third, fourth and fifth graders WilliaTn-*-Fr-vnVashburn; son of .: V. |! • GARWOQD—Official visits were Harding School. .neer. " • .... DetectDetrcUve shatrlis e t o do such In- and THE STATE OP NEW JERSEY, and Visees and personal representative "*• n Commission, will be junior at Holy Trinity High ; the Sixth District of the New Jer- vestigative and detective work as^may the heirs, devisees and'- personal repre- his.. their or anyy of theith r suJiSLM day night to aid her t«*am. Ray's and at 4 p.m. for sixth and seventh ; lii made to the. Ladies' Auxiliary of An ordinance was passed at fin-Scouts are: John Hoeflich, SECTION 3: That before such con- Lincoln School gym- He told the police at the tirrte pf A son, Joseph, was born to Mr. I Mr. and Mis. Charles F. Washbum I School, Westfield. sey Federation of Women's Clubs struction shall be made or contrac be assigned by the Chief or superior sentatives. And his. .her. their or any rightiht , titltitl e and itinterestt. CJft the grade students. al,, .hearin.haigg to providprodee concrete Laird Barelay,- Daniel Negola, officer ^designated by the Chief, to of their successors In right, title and Walter Snyder. t*5i Mani fe from 8:30 Valentine Dance Barbershop, in taking two games bis arrest that he was trying to til Bay Leaf Post 6807, VFVtT, at Bay at the Clio.Club.'Roselle, on * — •Warded, notice of «ud> construction «haU interest of the sbUowtna-: ANNIE r curbing on Monroe avenue ~ bie- "" dven to the owners of all real estate ' reports of such work to the Chief Neuman.. Virginia McCarley. from Garwood Beverages in Gar- find Route 22 on the way to his Charles Oehme, Daniel ...Smtttu. uclr sup-rior uffleat. topsrfor t 1 :te 39. ,-----.- :-i--••-'._-•:,• tween North* 20th street and Mich- s " J|Sfwn!S£teP H5^ » wood Women's Bowling League inic^in—Rldgewood^Nr-Vrrrqfter nesday flight by Mrs. Leo Lisow- Sopranb members of the music Lewis Borlght, Thomas tSoodreds, such' other duties of a regular police- ©a** Oaic "-Nohnin igan avenue. . .••." 'sECTldM 4l That « _T man as he may be directed by the Donald Wftne. Joel Warfle. "n o of recreation.; GARWOOD—A Valentine dance action at GarsroorJl Recreatipiu attending a dinner in Plainfield. ski or Union, deputy chief of staff department toclude Mrs. William Robert Redmer, Roger Kaiser, Jef- Chief or such superior officer, including Sally Warte. am infant. Bitty owner* shall Ml tomato such construe* W. QAGE. also, known aa JOEL W. similar to the "Keep will be held by St.-Anne's CYO in a > for the Fifth District; Mrs. George J. Gilbert, Mrs. Thomas Cassody, The mayor and council express- frey Anderson, Donald Brown, Uon within 30 days after the sertle* of the dutlts of patrolmen, toac t as a GAGE, deceased. SADIE B«f{r also William C- Slone. Elsie Baldwin Eni Bros, took two e «ri« «= from ed hopes that Borough clerk Phil- such notlo*. the BoroucH Coundl. may tv Supervisor of the Bureau of Identifica- known as Sarah 'Edith Campbell Oat*. heirs, devisees and personal ren women Which .is held St. Anne's School from 8 to 11 pjiu Garwood Recreation. The. Four Tully of West .Orange; department Mrs. Harry Kellerman, Mrsi Robert Gregory Clrello. resolution ctuM such •construction tob e tion antt perform the duties of laid lives.: and Ms. their, or any , ip J. McGevna, stricken with a position as provided by Ordinance if successors in tight, title and day evenings, will in- tomorrow. Music for dancing will Cupcakes beat Perie's Barbershop color. bearer, and Mrs. Marion Mikita, Mrs. Matthew mas, Mrs; Ernest Melofchik, faculty mem- made in the manner provided by taW' ELIZABETB •LOVCdeceaaaa. •' Synod Head Appeal Made saCTIOSDCTlOJtfK 9• : TThh e BoouBoroughh Einl he be •» designated by the Chief." at the following: Annie Ste< be supplied by the Satellites, and twice.. and Setter's won two from Lawrence of Maplewood, depart- S. W, Archer, Mrs/ RldtertbNead, heart attack on Sunday, will re- ber, is in charge of the school SECTION «: This Ordinance shall lake You ar« tiereby. summoned and re- Oordla Fairbanks, deceased. _. rt period, of calisthenics, GARWOOD—Mi's. Gloria Rocco, who than b* in charge of such construe effect a« provided by: law. lUlred' to serve, upon EAHL POLLACK. son. deceased. Marie Neuman; such as basketbaU, vol- there also will-be selections by the General Tifaiwit<^«^aipint> - ment hospital chairman." Mrs. JUichael Yawlalt and Mrs.cover quickly. Mr. McGevna safety patroL, tlon snail ka*p an^ accurate, account of 3Q. plaintiff*- Attorney, whose address local chairman for the annual fund It was announced that the aux- hospitalized in Elizabeth General, lhe cott thtteof and shall assess such 30 Boulevard. KenUworth. Hew Jersey. tffics, a girls' singing group. Other, high scores were: Mel Ro- 'drive of the Union County Heart Lester Steffen. /' ••••• — Gage, deceased. Sadie GarT Here Friday- cost upon the ml estate In front of which an answer, to the eotnntatot tiled in a - General chairman for the affair iliary and post will hold a joint Alto members areMrs. Frederick Hospital, it was reported. BOROUGH OF Kl^lLWOETli such construction is'made in •proportion Public Notice U ttaraoy Given that the civil ociion. in which llicfaael Zeckowltz known as Sarah Edith •*- • mano, 190; Eleanora Tritask. 188; GARWOOD — The Rev. Charles Association, pointed out today that " ri«»»s«« ' ' to the respective frontage thereon; -and'foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a itecfased. Lena Warfle. «««;«,„.«. is Patricia Leonard, assisted by: -•">•• social evening on February 20, and Helen B. • Zeckowitx. are jnBin«nr« EmOy Cole?, 178; Eleanora Kut- Rodenberger, president of /(he .Le- funds cbllected this month will C. Wehrum, Jr. . John Abbott, OBDINANCE NO. 6**5 file a report thereof tinder oath with the meeting of the Governing Body of the and Claude B. Staele. Etc..' a An, are Elizabeth Stone, deceased, are mai. Patricia Holuta. tickets; Patricia with proceeds going -to the post's Mrs. Robert Hi and Mrs. Vic- AN ORDINANCE CONCKRNmO THE Borough deri. ' Ttao ~Borough "- Oounell Borough of Kenilworth on the 9th day defendants. pendln« to the Superior fendants because you are the w sera. 174. 169; Evelyn Lawler. 170. high Synod of the United Church help establish . the long-needed yoiith activities fund. . - ., SALARIES OP THE MEMBERS OF THE shall examine such report, and U properly of February. I960. It was then read for Court of New Jersey. Chancery DivMon. of or have some other -right. Sincavage, refreshments; Carol 167; Kathlffn Greehwood. 168; of Christ. Allentown. Pa., will be Union .County Cardiac Diagnostic tor Nemeth. British Missionary POLICE DEPARTMENT AND SPECIAL conflrm and file it with the Col- the first time. The said Ordinance will be Docket NO. F-1383-58. within 33 days Karzuski, decpratioris, and Anne Plans were discussed for a ward ..^Practice ns are hold at 7:30 POLICEMEN OF. THE BOROUOH OF lector of Taxes who shall record such as- further considered for final passage by after March 3. 1980; exclusive of such ZJSEg Nancy Hayes. 166; Gloria Enz, 164; instructor for a Christian enlist- Center at St. Elizabeth Hospital, party at Lyons Veterans' Hbspi-"" KENILWORTH. sessments in the book In which other as- the Governing Body of the Borouoh of date. 1/ you fall to-do so, judsment by P*UL Zelinski, publicity. Ann Castaldo. 166. .164; Marie ment course to be conducted .in St. Elizabeth, which Will be open to nighty alternating at You. Donald Sears. Grace Snvder « L each Mond To Visit Chapel BE IT ORDAINED by . tho Common sessments of the municipality are re- KenUworth at the Borough HalL Boule- default may be rendtred °t»'Tiii you 5-0SS8 There will be a general meeting tal on February 24. Those inter- homes "where pianos are available. KENILWORTH—Miss At C. His- Council of the Borough of Kenilworth: corded. Before confirming the report, vard. KenUworth, New Jersey, at eight for the relief demanded In the complaint. Manson. husband of Lydla Mam-on' u I Hartung. 163. and Peggy Castaldo. Paul!s UnUed Church oi Chrik at all residents of the county. SECTION 1: The salary and com- the owner or owners named therein shall o'clock In the evening (E.S.T.) on the Neuman. husband of Marie Neiiman' v I of the group at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. ested in. participating are request- Last Monday they met at the home You ahall file your answer and proof 160. ,v . •..; :'_ • . 7^30 p.mi. Hpmorrowy hi^ yitally important center lop, a British missionary to Pakis- pensation of the. various members of the be given notice thereof in the manner 33rd day of February. 1980; At Mich time of service in duplicate with the Clerk of E. H. McCarley. husband of vTft JJOW PLAYING Members are planning a swim- ed to be at the post home, 221 of Mrs. Nemeth. Future rehearsals tan for the past six years, will ad- police department and special police- provided by law. and, place, or at any time and place tothe Superior Court, State House Annex. McCarley. Howard. Bite. Gertrude Team standing:: There will be a/meoting of tho will be another progressive step men of the Borough of Kenilworth shall SECTION •: that the sum of t7.000.00 which such'meeting may be adjourned, Trenton. New Jersey, in accordahce'wlth Mrs. Gage, wife of James Davia Arlene , l*a* ming party for February 26 at the 1 • " ' ' w t South avenue, at 6 p.m. _• • • ' • have been scheduled as follows: dress the. women's missionary all pertoni interested will be given an Edwin E. WarBe. FJorrie Worn, Ladies' Aid Society at 1:30 p.m. in the ever-continuing fight against • ai follows: i .» is hereby appropriated for the construc- thej-uleejules of civil practice nnd irwlureirwlure. CYO Center in Jersey City. Setter's , . _-;- 3C 24 : A" card party will be held by February 15, at the home of Mrs. «7/«00.00 tion of amid concrete curbsb , which sum opportunity to be heard concerning auch The action has bjgra In Warfle. Howard James Petrri' DAHL BOONE Bay's Baitwnbop —-.-—— 35 25 heart diseases through research group in Kenilworth Gospel Chapel Chief of Pallet _'„ .. tion o Ordinance. The action has bjgra Instituted for the Slone. Elsie Baldwin and Guy today, and. confirmation classes 3J0O0M- has b vidsa^tidahh hg h npdla are made parties defendants became vn, i In Jules VERNE'S Carwooct Bcmnaco '• 3»- 18 and treatment," Mrs.' Rocco said. . the auxiliary at the post home on nan, 519 Center street; Feb- on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Laetitenant of Police 0.600.00 purpose, of' fareclosineclosins aa tax sale cer» have ord mapartiey claism dfd to havt e somU e ' ' will meet with the Rev. Stephen Uon heretofore made in a budgtt hereto- By Order of the Governing Body. tuicate dated" Junune IBIB.. 1951. . made by Caraood Bccraabora , 2»'3 30 February 26 with Miss Florence • 22, at'the home of Mrs. Har- Sera^ant of Pullco .:.. . 6.179.00 fore adopted and designated M the capital -nOUP J. McOEVNAt dower or curtesy. or other right. Four Cupcakesi 30 Szabo, pastor, at 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. '"iNo one is immune to these "The speaker at chapel services EE.. O. AndersonAdrson . ColleftoCllft r of TaxeT s of the or claim as owner or otheru |«; i "JOURNEY to the 2»>i 1 •. Castaldo as chairman, assisted" by 316 Locust avenue, and Feb- Detective' M 3.900.00 Improvement" fund. - • ' , Borough Clerk: U n JVtr's Barbcntaop 28 32 dread ailments. We feel sure that at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Senior Patrolman 8.700.00 SECTION 7: The period of usefulness Dated: February 9. 1980 < ' ''•BBoroushh ' of KKenUworth toMiMurie l l Simon premises' described' in said U'K Em Bros. _^ ' 26 "34. Chancel Choir will rehearse at 8 Mrs. Preston Tjerrell, Mrs. faeil ruary 29. at Mrs. Choborda's home, Second Year Patrolman . SJOO.00 of said coucjate cuiba ia hereby deter— Adv. Fees: 841 Jl ' 2-18 .and assigned by said Muriel Simon tocertificate. IcENTER of the EARTH" General Matotenasioe 22' 38 o'clock tonight residents ot our community. will r will be Lloyd Wineberg. a Wash- v r Michael ZcckowUx and Helen B. Zecko- —Sharkeyr~Mrs. Joseph- Cusmanor 7 * -* «* 0J10 T, OB ANT sco l 7T7[729 BriarheaUtirinrhf.-ithf Inn^'rt'liST*^^' figTbn. U.-..IS. attorney wKo w3s~a'spial i Follccmen (2.00 per hour ., Ids- wlfp. by amiinnent dated — -NOW-TORU-TOB3: •Senior-Ghoii ^r«hcarsal-vfill-bc- -JO'P in the fight hgainst our No. 1 .''. president, and Mrs. Frank Leonard/ shall be paid In auch paftod of time as September 7. 1991 and u hlch tax sale Clerk of Superior,Comt Rex REASON recent visitor. SECTION 2: The payment of the. the'Borough Council khaD. by resolution, DATED: February 10. 1960 held at 2 p.m.' tomorrow and there health enem^vby/contributing gen- Mrs. Cusmano and delegates of thfc salaries and •' compensation Mt "forth in .determine at the tlnw when the assess- certificate and assignment were recorded Two Exceptional Attractions Assembaynsan"s Case The senior youth fellowship will BOROUOH OF KENILWORTH ->n Sep^mber 10. 19SI. In the Union Adv. Fees: S90.09 1'MIBACLE of th« HILLS' erously to thV red plastic hearts auxiliary will attend the Fifth Dis- Section 1, shall be retroactive as * of ment shall be' confirmed or; mode, and David NsVEN Slltal GAYNOR meet at 4:45 p.m. Sunday for sup-Januarjr 1. I860;. . \ such period of time shall not exceed .3 Postponed to March 7 placed in local\business places'for trict meeting today at h/ Republicans Plan SECTION 3: This Ordinance shall take , ' OBDINANCK NO.ao-4 . BOROUGH OF KENILWOBni per and.Bible study., They will V AN ORDINANCE CONCERNTNO SAL- "HAPPY •;••' Heart Month ° and to. the volun- Dittmar Post in Rahway. / (Tect immediately. SECTION 1: This Ordinance «Kall take NOTKtB OF SALE OF rSOPEBTV *"O* NON-rAVMENT GARWOOD — New' York State also have a social-evening at the effect after final passage and pubUcaUon ARIES teers who. visitY.their. tiomes on Holiday Dance Netlee BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and OF TAXKS AND A8SEMHKNTS ANNIVERSARY" Assemblyman Charles T. Eckstein. Hostesses after the meeting were in the manner provided by law. ' D rmtOm FEB. 13th Heart Sunday, February 28." KENILWORTH — Plans have home of their president,. John Public Notice Is Hereby Given that the WALTER E. BORtGHT. Council of the Borough of KenUworth: D. M. « . *?•• *" »»A««' TAJtM AMD' ASUWSMENTS 46. pleaded not guilty to a charge p: ' ENTBE WEEK! Mrs; Edward Masterspn and Mrs. oTegolnSsOrdinance was,introduced at a SECTION 1: The * following officers FWUfc Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 207, La Sharp, on Saturday. .,., ' . Mayor. and employees of the Borough of KenU- 2 "LIBEL" ^ drunken driving when arraigned Dominic Ollinick. ./" been announced by the Kenilworth meeting of the Governing Body of .the -Attest: .' o* 1918. as •mended. (RS. S4:S> entitled "An act coocernini unpaid taxex. 'J^ "JOURNEY to the TODAY THRU TUESDAY! The craft program will be re-' Borouch of Kenilworth on the 9th day worth. hereinafter named, shall receive menta andother Municipal charces on real property and provWtag for the collect^ 1 before Magistrate James T. Leo- Republican Club—for a George PHILIP J. MeGEVNA. ..- annually, as a compensation for their STARTS WED. FEB. 17th sumedr'at Song and Storytime to- of February. 18G0. It was then read for • • Borough Clerk thereof, by the creation and entoxcement of liens thereoo;": jhe undersign^ Tto I .CENTER ofthe EARTH' nard ' in Municipal Court Monday "', All Hit Show In Color!, Washington's' Birthday Dance at the first time. The said Ordinance will be services, the several sums set' opposite Collector of the Borough of Kenilwonh. County of Union, will sell at Public iS I Sloan WILSON'S morrow at 7:15, and the speaker urther considered for final r»***g" by • •TATEMBNT their' respective names: . ' at the Borough-Hall, in tne Borough of Kecilworth. New Jersey, on night. He was granted a postpone Cary GRANT Tony CURTIS CRAKFORD Scout Sunday / 9 p.m. Saturday, February 20, at Borough Clerk . t7.SOO.00 CRA.NIORD - CR 6-9779 will be Sydney Ru t nl *f* * ** Wt of -Xake-Notlc-Take-Notli-«e tthat t the above Ontintm* . ' ' • • MONDAY. FESRUABY 29. 1980. at II AOJ. meBt-until-Marefa-3-On-Tiis ple ~ •'{Continued jronii rage l) ~ orfh at. thCTBSrSugh Hall; Boule-r ygTEMBea aV-tt regular • meeting of the Uuhicipat-Magistrate 3.150.O0r •thfi-proprtlai deiorlbed and listed beluw. '• -• : SubmeTBCd~with 5 Girls . . . Carroll BAftER RoAr MOOBK Kenilworln Inn. Municipal Prosecutor ' _..„ 800.00 '.:' .' ' P.lo»- • • \ .• .•ard. Kenilworth. New Jersey, at eight Governing Body of the Borough of Ken- Said properUej wul behold fw •)<•'."..••.' HIGHER DIVIDENDS Tempest 425E is R)ntiac8 lusty, lii^ii-spirited economy V-Stliat ough of Kenilworth for at least two successive lAnniversaru years. ,., .,'.,•••• '• ' ' • . • • entine Gift. ...V -.r— prefers regular gas. (It's optional at no extra cost on all series: Starting salary — $4,900.00, plus hospitaliza- SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13 tion benefits, police pension, uniform allowance. CO-FEATURE INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SILVER CLUB Catalina,Yentura,/Star Chief, Boimevilk) You save the difference "First Man Into Space" ON YOUR TOTAl BAIANCI Applicants will be required to submit to a med- "LIBEL" between the price of regular and premium-about a dollar a tunkful ical examination and a written examination. With Olivia DEHAVILAND "TarzanV Savage Fury" Applications may be secured from Police Chief and COLOR CARTOOV6" n INTEREST OUR LATEST DIVIDEND AT /-but you get tlie kind of performance you expect fron\preiniiun gas. Edward Stupak at JCenflworth Police Headquarters TOES., FEB. 16 1 DAY ONLY on any day during the week. Applications must be KENILWORTH ESSO — 2 Italian Features — completed and returned to Police Chief Stupak on iil iac—(he on hi en r with Wide -Track Wheels'! or before February 21,1960. "BUONGIORNO PRlMO AM0RE" awngb MICHIGAN and FAITOUTE AVES. plus "CARCERTO" Sf£ VOUR iOCAL AUTHORIZED PONT1AC OEAIER . . . WHO ALSO 5ELIS GOODWIU USED CARS WITH MORE BARGAIN MILES PER DOLLAR ASSOCIATION By Order off the . _ KENILWORTH POLICE COMMITTEE Starting Wednesday ; February 17th GARWOOD SAVINGS KENILWORTH, N. J. ROTCHFORD PONTIAG, Inc. KINftWOtTH BIZAKTH UNDEN Edward Stupak "JOURNEY to the CENTER of the EARTH" AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 433 North Aw, W«ttfUM N.J. Chief of Poft« with PAT BOONE and JAMES MASON f plus "MIRACLE OF THE HILLS" 345 Sort In*. SU M733 Garwpta • •• •. •• •' "/•••'•'•• • •'-.•>•••• '.'''.. ^ .••.'' :}•••, »/•.,•.•'•:;•••..• I I •o '•"' ••-'• ' 1 "• ":••''. ''!•'• CRANVOBO CTTKKN AND CHBONICLE, THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 11, I960 > fore many organizations to/this Public Buildings and Grounds of a 30-day revocation of the lea and'Wago . license of Andrew J. Crisantit, „ 8,000.00 10,0001)0 i,ooaoo 7.897.01 Names Committee Heads Sadie Hawkins Dance Other Expenses «.....~~?...' .. 26, of 304 Centennial avenue, under Liquidation of Tax Title tlefta the 60-70 excessive speed program, Plans lor Dinner KENILWORTH — Michael Vi- Attracts 200 KENILWORTH—A Sadie Haw- « and Foreclosed Property effective as of January 19. . Plans for. the annual Blue and I,OO6M tale and Mrs. JDominick Reitrovato KENILWORTH — Apprbxl- kins dance is planned Saturday, Other Expenses ....-.„....«•»- IJOOOJOO \poas» S9US C07JBJ ForORTDay Gold dinner orCub^Pack 76 were February 20, by St. Theresa's CYO Tax Lien Enforcement Plans for observance of ORT USINESS DIRECTORY lave been, appointed co-chairmen itoately 200 persons attended the announced at 'a meeting of,, the Teens at 8 plm. Music' wilrbe fur- Other Expenses ...... „..-....»• 100.0D ioo!oo uiouoo Day on March z wete discussed at pack Friday at ..the .Casino; The of the fifth annual Columbus Day second annual mother and daugh- nished by the Thunderbirds. ,. Tax Sales .".'." a board meeting, of the Westfleld 100.00, p Hall was elected fp Rosarians Stage dinner will be held Tuesday, Feb- dance oh^pctober 8 of the Italian- ter dinner of 'the Community Michael Riley, chairman, will Other Expenses...... —...... 100J» 1BOJ0O Chapter of Women's American Legal Services and Costs . as a trustee of the CranfOTd ruary 23 at the Cranwood, Gar- American Welfare Association. Methodist Church. Mrs. William be assisted! by George Johnson, ORT (Organization for Rehabili- Other Expenses ...... ^_.._..i~~~.,.-~..-iv— 4,450.00 4,00000 4JPQOJ0O &58&00 rical Society at a recent meet- Husbands? Night wood. '*. . , -: /,;.-'• ' , ."•' Four members — Jerry Salerno, Gutekunst was master of cere- ticket'chairman; Mary Lambert, junior College. He tation Through Training) at the •Engineering Services and Costs •AL «FTS PLUMBERS rr^SUdes -on Disneytand-%yH monies — Salaries-andlSfrages „..„;...... •...... fiome of Mrs. Alvin Lcvine. 60 • HSH Mrs. Louis Adam, John Campan- by Doris" Keller, Karen Scurek, n^lop Fashion Show Morse slreet, Tuesday evening. shown by R. Sterling. Fraster, George Sands, magician, staged Other Expenses .._...... —~—..- 1^00.00 1.135J00 CREETINC CARDS elli and Mr. Vitale —were named ChrisUne Krupmski, Mary. Tyne whose resignation was ac- A couples* fashion show high- It was announced that a model SAVINGS BRENNAN & TOYE. formerly of Arcadia, Calif. Place to a memorial committee headed a show: Mrs. Sydney Tyjewski, Planning Board . DON MAXWELL MARINO'S FISH MARKET mats, corsages for«den mothers, chairman, was assisted by Mrsan. d Kathleen Williams. ^ Other Expenses ...... ~...... ~A.—.- - • 200.00 20O00 2OOJ0O . , 7J04 lighted the annual Husbands' f the New Tel Aviy_School in Is-» INSTITUTIONS Plumbing — Heating by James Vitale. * • rael will be on display at the Na- Fresh Seafood Daily „ / JEANNETTE'S candles.: and candy containers are William Smith, Mrs. Alfred NImsz, Board of Adjustment \ed that the one remaining cov- Night at the February meeting of ANTIQUES & Turning being prepared by the cubs for the Mrs. Albert Grassle, Mrs. Gerald Other Expenses .....; ... - 450.00 200.00 200JJ0 199J08 the Rosary Society Monday in St.tional Bank of Westfleld starting GIFT SHOP Miss Flynn to Compete Borough Publicity l bridge hi New Jersex.,was in : Monday and there will be-ar dis- 885 Mountain Ave. Westfleld COLONIAL • • Can BBida* t-l»3 , BRidge 6-0269 dinner. " Knights Plan Leap Year Sherrod, Mrs.. Edward DorrelL * of being dismantled by ac- Michael's auditoriumr""" A trip to the planetarium of the Mrs. William Bridges, Miss Doris For Junior Miss Title Other Expenses ...... —...... 100.00 loaoo 100JBO Mrs. Edward Coe, president, play of items made in ORT schools Appraisals — Bcvafaa SAVINGS & LOAN MRonbAnwE. Of the Hunterdon County .Newark Museum has been set Dance on Saturday Fink, Miss Audrey Spencer. KENILWORTH—Miss Maureen Shade Trees , 100.001 presided at the regular .business in the Westfleld Memorial Library ASSOCIATION 1 750.00 fl,rd Of. Freeholders and urged March 12. and another trip to West KENILWORTH — St Theresa's The program was under the di- Flynn, daughter* of Mr. and Mrs: Salaries and Wages . ....—.—v..~...- 730J» TSOJOO 473.40 meeting. Mrs. Harold O'Brien from February 27 through March WestfieM CHAPMAN BROS. 2,000.00 ,t the local society go on record 9 k AUTO DEALERS • MOMTOAOE LOANS St.' Point, in April, Robert Van Council No. 4186, Knights of rection of Miss Fink assisted by Other Expenses ~ ••—. »—• 2J00BJB0 80127 276.60 gave a progress report oh the $10 2. An ORT film, "The Mellah," James Flynn of 410, North 17th . 6,000.00 4,800.00 4JB0O00 being in favor of preserving the ' IMSUaEO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS . -A FOOD MARKETS * Phnciiing & Heatingi Co Columbuks, will hold a leap year Group Insurance Plan for Employees 4J60&84 will be shown at the Rialto Thea- Schoick, trip chairman, reported. Mrs. Lynn Kramer, Mrs. Pat Pat- street, will compete for-the title of 193J8 ridee as an historical monument. Club. Thus far, 147 members have JOBBING — OH. BVRMZBa dance at 9 pjn. Saturday in the PROTECTION TO PERSONS tre in Westfleld on February 27 Awards were made by Edward erson, Mrs. Robert Wacker; Mrs. Junior Miss New Jersey in a .con- appt-al for new members was pledged their services to raise NORMS CHEVROLET, Inc. ilVlDCNO FOR fEIIIOD BEGINNING JAM. I jr U^LOK STORES • AND PROPERTY nd 28. Gill. American . Legion adviser, auditorium. Music will be furn- Owen Morrison, Mrs.y Emil - Elias test this week-end at Upsala Col- by Trustee Roderick W. funds by baby-sitting; bridge par- CHAS. KURTZ MARKET BRidge 6-1320 r , .The ORT Day activities will nu Oi IiUit Balaa«o.Praa'ai O» ished by the Ed Davles Orchestra lege and Hotel Suburban, East ties, etc., with proceeds to go to /• • . . as follows: Nicholas Bayak,. Karl and Miss Spence. •* O(ther Expenses ,...t...... ™^. ..^ 17,000.00 19.000.00T 14J59L13 -ith He explained that applica- SCHER'S North Ave..'K. • Koenig, bobcat and wolf- book1; Reservations are being accepted The dinner was'served by theOrange^ • ' M 17,800,00 M08JJ the society's treasury. ' reach .their culmination at a mem- C3bttimt &-23U cvotca: Fire Hydrant Service .,..-.. 16.00OJ0O 15.70000 11,7064)6 .3.99354 Knn cards are available from all WALTER A. KEVE : ; bership tea on March 2. ' , LIQQOB 8TOBI Michael Kurdilla,'- wolf badge; >y Bernard Rlley, John Sturte- Methodist Men's Club. Miss Flynn, a senior at Jonathan Police •'--. •••<>.'• . '. ' tnisU'cs. Robert M. Crane is Mrs. George Elmigor, program Main Office . • REAL ESTATE 1 85,500.00 e David Irving, gold , and silver irant, Fred Fuchs, Michael Duffy Dayton Regional High School, Salaries and Wages ...... TBJ00OM 76^9^58 J.OO7.41I airman of the membership com- director, told of plans for the Other Expenses.....;—...... —,. 15,000.00 15,000.00 16J000J00 Westfleld Ave. •*. RosellePark 'arrows-.' . • ' or any member of the council. Approximately 2,000,000 Amer- Springfield, is one i of 12 finalists. 1SJ0B629 933.71 March meeting. A discussion of JOS, J.GUKER Ke ve Wins^Stoek Tickets will be on sale at the door. She is the "leader of the Flynnaires, Traffic Control and School Crossings littee. , ' • , •' Catholic books for family reading Mayor Cites EUsabeth Office t» Broad &L icans, or S percent of the 40 to 50 10^00.00 Refreshments, will be served. million people infected with the local twirling group. • Salaries and Wages 9J5O0M IOJSOOJOO 1QJ53I23 68.7: report on attendance at theWill enable members to seek a, Plainfield Yoiitli Rully Exchange Seat Other Expenses .... 7,000.00 •'3JS5QM 3.017J62 93138 jty* museum showed an in- •'• Municipal Court .., positive approach in promoting Scout Principles I . uiaCBAJIO* Hears Walter A. Keve 18 Hillcrest «ase to over 150, for November good literature. Mrs. Coe invited became a new Salaries and Wages ...... 3300JOO 3JS0OM SJBOOLOO 3JE00.00 Inri December. Annual attendanpe, Of All KlBBto p avenue last Borough of Kenilworth — County of Union SOOJOO husbands and guests, as the topic At Annual Dinner on your' 'member of th<<'New"York Stock —--Other-Expenses 7....r.....™U.-.. ; 900.00 - -SOOLOO 9M " estimated to exceecri^OO a year. 111 North Am. W. BH HMO —-Mrsr-Brant—eobpersmith-of—54 Borough Prosecutor' • ' ? will be one of general interest. 'Principles' learned in scouting total Exchange arta' has been admitted here is no admission charge. LOVELAND FUEL CO- Concord 'street;''representing- the Salaries and Wages .....:.„..... 800.00 ; 700.00 TOOJOO 700.00 will help boys meet their daily ADams 2-7651 as a* general partner in the invest- 1960 LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET Mrs. Frank Dooley and Mrs. B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation Inspection of Buildings i [President Ray A. Clement re- William Foppert were social chair- problems," Mayor Ira D. Dorian mt-nt firm of Van A'styne, Noel & It is hereby certifiedI that-the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is a'true copy orted on attendance with Trustees C88O BEAT — tVEL. OB. BNSURORS League, delivered the keynote ad- if the budget'approved by resolution of the governing body on the 26th day of January, I960. Salaries and Wages ... 1,800.00 1^0000 l^ZSdOO 1525.00 men for the meeting, assisted by told members and parents of Col, New York. He had been as- ,. _a00J)0 / 300.00 300J00 205JS1 jWliam F. Hoffnfan and Wesley RE9LLYOLDSMOBILE SHAHEEN AGENCY, Inc. dress at a rally-held by the Plain- PHILIP J, McGEVNA, Borough Clerk Other Expenses ...... 94JE9J Mrs. C. F. Sullivan, Mrs. D. J.Troop 78, 178, and Explorer Post sociated with Harris, Upham & Co. Building Code Stanger, Sr.. at a recent meet- ••— Incorporated— '. laturcd Stuttoga — Home Catt BRIdo* C-ktM oj. to John W. Halns It SOJ field Youth Council in Plainfield Certified by me , ' 526 Boulevard, Kenilworth, N. J. Leonard, Mrs. Thomas Leahey, 78, sponsored by St. Michael's MXuttAn.1. ... Methodist Church on Sunday. for many! years. . > Other Expenses ,.. I.10O.00 1,600.00 1.600.001 of the New Jersey Museum Church, at the annual father and Mr. Keve, who will serve on the his 26th day of January, 1960. . BRidge 6-9090 Inspection of Oil Burners , Mrs. Sherman Currie, Mrs. Rob- OLD IIOIILI Following her talk. Mrs. Co'oper- touncil at the Newark Museum. ert O'Donnell, Mrs. George Hahn, son dinner last Thursday at the Sale* * Beriricm BHldo* 6-62M floor of the exchange, acquired the 4 It is hereby certified that'the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is an exact Salaries and Wages .."...... 500.00 5OOJ00 40000 152.00 248X10 j 1 Following the meeting. Dr. Mac- smith conducted n-'*Ru'ntor Clinic/' 50.00 50.00 SOJOO Mrs. Carl Brutz, Mrs; J. J. Walsh, Cranwood, Garwood.; • X. • ADama t-TiSl mi lilmu. REEIrSTRONG FUEL CO. membership of David Van Alstyne, copy of the original on file with the clerk of the governing body,_that all additions are correct and that Other Expenses ....; 50.001 jy, president of Union Junior and then the 200 young people Civil Defense and Disaster Control Mrs. James Daubert, Mrs. Walter Mayor Dorian. cited, the princi- M0 HoHh A»e, bat Woatfiald ELiaabath S-3300 Jr., who will .continue as a senior i\l statements contained herein are in proof. • ~ " • - . ' :ollege, conducted the trustees on attending were diyided into work- i 3^5000 315000 3.150. Wnsowski ;inH Mrs. Wnynp ples scouting teaches such as per- ROTCHFORD PONTIAC^INC B*h* **4 —~FHEDERI€»£-J;-STEFAN¥ Shal cTearfliriess, peirsb!wI~iaTefy shop—grtrtip*—^f«f—itHtrt^tissionof Certified by me' • Registered Municipal Accountant STREETS AND ROADS • : A resident of Cranford for 24 .,r an Building. . • • ' neaux. MUnler t-8500 problems facing Christian youth years, Mr. Keve is married and 1007 Springfield Avenue, Irvington, N. J. Road Repairs and Maintenance 6 and improvisation under..unusual This 26th^ay of January, 1960. f Next quarterly meeting will be With regard to relationships be- has three children. He is a mem- ESsex 2-1251 . Salaries and Wages 39^00.00 32^0000 31J9OOJ00 30,487.15 1,412^51 conditions. In scouting boys learn L SCHROEDER 19,000.00 tween various social, economic, ber of Azure Lodge, F& AM, First Other Expenses...... 20,000.00 22J5OOJOO 20,789.76 1,710341 ,eld at the home of Trustee L. Pack 176 Arranges many things not taught in school- PONT IAC • BEAUTY SHOPS • Est 1928 racial and religious groups; LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE Construction, Reconstruction, Repairs tiienne O'Brian at 211 North Un- — woodcarving, canoeing, nature Presbyterian Church ttnd the Cran- SECTION 1. Blue and Gold Dinner Sales - Service Hoofing • Siding Mrs. Coopersmith has presented - and Maintenance with State Aid by i avenue. ~ study, he added. p ford'Republican Club. - Local Budget of the Borough of Kenilworth, County.of Union for the fiscal year 1960. Formula ...... ; 5^75.00 sjasjoo 5JZ75J00 5JS75J0O Cubs and parents of Cub Pack VamduII and English. WILLIAM'S FUELCa Gutters - Leaders her '-'Rumor Clinic^ program be- BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall constitute 176, which meets at Brookside Roderick W. Smith, vice chair- Expert Slate Shingle and Street Lighting 46,000.00 15,7001)0 I4J00O00 11J97&15 2.023JQJ jceiise Revocations QEAOTY BOX •4US0 _L :he local budget for. the year 1960. , " SANITATION School, will join for their third man dt Region Hrpresented Eagle Ford Line Tile Repairs BE IT 'FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published in TheCran'ord Citizen and Chron- awards to Fred Atkins, Alan Bitz, ( ' Garbage and Trash Removal Reported 1»y Parsekian annual Blue and Gold, dinner to- QOOD WILL V8ED CAH* Ooloftoa BRidge 6-3474 icle in the issue of 11th of February, I960. •',,,'•••• •' ••' 1 Edward Huetteman and Paul Seis- • Xxpart Hmlrtwmtaa ' Salaries and Wages ... 19,350.00 17JSOJ00 ,805,7»| [Driver's license of Harry Fedor- morrow night, at 6:30 p.m. at the Walnut Ave. The •governing body of the Borough of Kenilworth does hereby approve the following as the ' Other Expenses —.... 8,400.00 8,400.00 8.40O00 7JB33JSS er. A citizenship award was won- L ' ' WB8THBLB IB Aldan St BB •.'•'/ ' ' ' " • •" ' • ' ' : : ./.;•• BBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBfBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB CRAMVOHD CITiUS AND CHRONlCtE, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1S60 CRAWFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, I860 Service* Real EstateForSaie Reoi Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale wnxiAM r. DAvrosow We need several 4 and 5 bedroom homes ers Tie For Lead Classified Rates , OBORAL CONTRACnifO, Q Plumbing Masonry, PlafUring 4k Roof CRANFORDi'..'.'~* . in exclusive neighborhoods in Cranford. S^BIS. Ho Job too email. LAURAS ," Si' FIRST INSERTION — 3 crate a word. 75 crate nxlnlmuin. wltbottt ftblTttfoo BOARD OF REALTORS SWACKHAMER -Realtor • OBU wnh oixlsT» CA 5 crate ssivlos) chargw Is SBQCM CARPENTER and CONTRACTOR. AH kinds of alterations, porches, etc.' lud- Multiple listing Service BB«>t|» BB 6^0476 ANNE M. O'BRIEN wlg SeOwrt S88 Lincoln Drive. ttanO- 4 Alden Street. Cranford JOSEPH LEVY BEPEAT INSERTIONS (Consecuthr* weoks without copf- worth. BRIdf* 6-0528., tf Marie R. Deacon — BR 6-8550 Real Estate- Atoha de U Motte , BR 6-5644 — GENERAL CONTRACTOR — • V.V •• ;' ,-. Ity DON DHUBOt ' ; • / Csfasflttcfesj •«••*• 2 Creole CK ^VOIO* 90 ceste 0uuflb*ufl^a» ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING '— Houss- Mildred Van Gelder -~.2 BR 6-0246 Ill Alden St. BR 6-7777 • , • i. " . • . Qr DON DECMM ADS SET BY LINES — 18 crate a lino. Ads —t to _. wirlng. Jobbing, -fluorescent fixtures. Louisa Old BR 6-0751 103 Adams Ave. After scoring victories ovir Westfield and Summit during Coach Herb Farrell's wrestling 1 McPHERSON REALTY Co with blank lines or display HUM must be charged ff4IT^yy1 OT H Myrtle Street. team moved into a first place tie BRidge 6-9SM. with RTjieUe^Park in the Wat- lines. Display lines (12 pL type only) charged as Open daOy «VS Son. 14 WILLOUGMBY lid their season record to 16 wins against tWo losses, Coach chung Wrestling Conference* Fri- SEATS—Cane, nuhv rattan.' Work called Work Wanted - Female fcn Martin's classy Cougar cagers are expected to receive top •' .; two Unas. • . • ' . ' • '• - '. '' :•• ' .•.,'.• '• • for and delivered. PLainneld 6-8270: WOMAN wishes Ironing to do at honks. B day by defeating Clark, 26-19. The 347 Jefferson Ave.. North Plalnfleld. tf W ALDXN ST. FAST AND COURTEOUS' SERVICE For Real Understanding Help With Monday night for the^ Union County BacketbaU CASH. Checks or Stamps should accompany advernslng IN REAL ESTATE * INSURANCE Call BRidge 6-3204. tf Cougar grapplers' fifth straight Or IV WOMAN WILL baby sit. day or evening. Hearing Problems lurnameIlt victory gives them a 3-1 loop a TELEVISION REPAIRED FAST. For the Essex Coun ',6-0 . • .copy. ^ ' • ••• : *: •••'• BRidge 0-4267. wiU be.out to revenge record and an overall 7-2 slate. best and fastest service call Economy ; HAVE A HOUSE FOR • '• . • ' ••'.' SEE' ''•'• "•''•• oss to a state rival to- NOT RESPONSIBLE tor error* in ads taken by telephone. Electric. BRidge 8-3833. Day or Night. — Cvtatags Call — HOUSEWORK. 2 or 3 days • week, refer- The Cranford Senior Hockey Club walloped the Livingston varsity Last week. Cranford rolled to its . • If LOUIS M. TOTTEN night when they tangle second Conference win by wallop- DEADLINE FOR COPY — Wednesdays at 10 A. M. SALE? i-WE NEED ences. CHestnut 5-5147. skaters at Branch Brook Rink, Saturday, 6-0. Livingston is the Essex ' '•• '. • at the- • "••• • •• ' •" • Linden on the local court, ing Hillside, 32-12. .. BERARD'S PLUMBING AND HEATINO. Lfbby . BR 6-1888 LISTINGS County Hockey League leader while Cranford heads New Jersey T —Telephone BRidge 64000— Repairs, remodeling and new. BRidge Hope ltlUus . BR 64215 ford's only other defeat was Lodg^VFW S-1B8B. «—s^ A. Hebert ."BR 6-1386 Both Dick Prior and George Dorai f ADS-47W BUYING OR SELLING Help Wanted -Female HEARING AID CENTER '.he•finals of a holiday invita- Intermediate Hockey League. Craft extended their winning Our many years of experience in Real REGISTERED NURSE, 3 P.M. to 11 P.M. „ meet in New York state. On . Cranford's victory was thored to 9-0 Sunday by defeating the streaks against Hillside and Clark. «* ELECTRICAL SERVICE — Daniel J. katate assures your of dependable service. Weekends off. For interview call the Cougars wiU play team's eighth /consecutive win en-Englewood Field Club, 4-0. Jjcor- Romp in Gold Beybum, licensed electrician.' S Bum- BRidge 6-7100. • tf "Living Sound" Prior decisioned Howie Jones of *" aide Ave.. BRldga 6-M0O. tf abling the squad to move to aing for the' Juniors were: Dave Hillside, 6-0, and pinned Dennis ; Furnished Rooms '.!':•*'/• For Sale LPNS or aides. 7 A.M. to 3 P.M. shift. Hearing Aids TELEVISION REPAIRS—«uick. depend- G.G.NUNN Richard Schroth i. BR 2-5568 63. Summit 46 Today: Vai'sity wrestling—Cran- 14-2-1 overall record. Miller. Dwlght Weeks, Jim Wash- Markiewicz of Clark in 1:40. Craft COW of HORSE MANURE, rotted. En- Experienced' only, references required. bourne, and Bob O'Reilly. Ball League rich all outdoor plants, shrubs, S51 For Rent able service. Van'* Cranford Electric. Realtors Inauroia James Broadfoot BR 8-4318 For interview call BRidge 6-7100. tf Cougar quintet upped its ford at Rahway, 3:30 p.m. Although,the,local skaters were pinned Ed Glueck of Hillside in '' 8.Alden Street. BRIdge 6-0483. tf Joe M.iragliotta _., SU 8-0062 an E. FIFTH ST. iThe delivered. This month only, topsoll. ROOMS FOR RENT by day or week. IIP CEMTHAL AVE. ;treak to nine Tuesday Tomorrow: Varsiljt basketball- held scoreless in the first period, The Cranford skaters have an The Lodge and the VFW both 1:26 and then moved up into the Chestnut Farm, MU'4-4888. 24 hours, tf Reasonable Rates. BRidge 6-0832. BRidge 6-8110 Minnie Anderson, EL 5-3921 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST to operate NCR GENERAL CARPENTRY and CABINET Hannah Lynch BR 6-3028 158 K machine. Modern, air-con- WESTFIELD — AD 3-0939 PLAINFIELD — PL 5-3327 l Summit. 63-46; at Linden at Cranford, 7 p.m. they shot often at the opponent's all important league game with won lopsided victories in the Gold heavyweight cfass against Clark CRANFORD HOTEL. tf Eleanor Craig — BR 6-1118 FINE PAINTS AND ENAMELS work, , Repairs, alterations., additions, ditloncd olTice, pleasant working con- Al Eitter was high'Scorer Freshman basketball — West* goal, while Livingston only man- Summit Sunday, which they must Ball League Monday night to and pinned Frank Parenti in 2:28. ; LARGE CLEAN, nicely furnished front stairs, dormers,', porches, recreation Mary Giordano BR 6-8734 ditions. Cranford resident preferred. One coat.ceiling flat hoice Cranford Homes; .Call BRidge 6-0008. • field at Cranford. aged to get away three shots at win to maintain their slim lead Vinyl bate wall paint -room, next to ' bath, modern' private and attic, rooms. Expertly done by Realtor ' Insurer and Bill Delia Sata had maintain their second place tie be- Against'Hillside, Cranford cap- Alkyd flat wall paint home, reliable. gentleman. Reasonable. Edward Dudlck. BRidge 6-M56, tf Hockey—Cranford Seniors vs. Cranford's goalie, Fritz Weeman. over Ridgewood and Englcwood: hind the Lehigh Television quin- All Colon BRidce 6,2703 after 6:30 P.M." tf With Low Down Payments! COOK. FULL Urne. • Five Day week, tured eight out of 12 matches while MIMEOGRAPHING — All types. Club . B. S. WILLOUGHBY week-ends off every third week. Call Icranford started/Slowly an4 Lawrenceville JVs at Law- In the second1 and thii-d periods, tet. only winning six out.of 12 against • Apply with brush or toller Approximately — Down BRidgc 6-7100 for Interview. tf FOR OVER Satin Enamel TWO CHEERY rooms, freshly decorated, ., bulletuis. postals, booklets. Also public Real Estate Co. Open 8-8 12 Clark St. renceville, 3:a», p^n. the'-aggressive Cranford line set Clark: ;,.." . '. '-. '•••''• \ "Chemllux" White Enamel friendly home, central, references ex- stenography and typing. Reasonable, £ Summit by oiie point at the Stevens led the VFW with. .23 changed. Benners'. BRidge 6-3356. prompt service. Day. night. Sunday; ; BRidge. .jl-5580 HOUSEKEEPER, two mornings a week. ,. of the first period. Delia Sala flaterday: Indoor track-County trp -several-good- passing-patterriB Young points in their 77-37 romp over the Today "the grapplers continue , ' Non-Yellowing » . $1,300— ' - * Call after .6 P.M. BRidge 6-8370. Tough Floor Finishes •,; holiday service. M-K Duplicating Serv- bt eight of >Cranford's eleven. relays at Elizabeth Armory. in order to work their 'way in for Moonshiners. Alsu in double" fig- their long road trip with a match Color Matching Service LARGE SUNNY room for single person, ice. 16'HUlcrest Avenue. BRidge 6- Will buy this' 6. room, 1'4 bath home. : preferably woman. Private entrance HOUSEWORXER. 2 days weekly, 5 hours scores.. , .'"•..:.... '• .'• CHEMICOTE PAINT WORKS ' 8174. ., . • ifBasement apartment, oil hot water heat,' each day. References. BRidge 6-7398. nts in this frame as each team •Boys Recreation League bas- 664 Series in ures for the' winners were Robin- this afternoon at Rahway. They 700 Boulevard. Kenllworth and hath. BRidffe 6-9602 after 7 P.M. 220 electric line, new alum, combinations, 60 YEARS ketball at Cranford High Tom Leahy outskoted the Liv- meet Springfield next Tuesday, shots and Cranford was son and Dickson with 13 and 10 ' Phone: BRldce 6-1868 a-ia CLEAN Windows, attics, cellars. • Also flagstone patio.' garage and. perm, drive. H. A. DETERING wash houses. T. C. General House- Lota of large pine trees for privacy, and CLERICAL WORKERS for bank, twilight it easy against a loflMrated School. . - ingston defense twice, scoring, once points respectively. and Union on. February 19. CHEERFUL, CLEAN, furnished bedroom. ,cleaning. .BRidge 8-6833. tf what is best—it is right across the street REAL ESTATE .. INSURANCE shut.' starting 5 P.M. Bookkeeping and just missing the net on hisChurch League OPHOL8TERINO — Furniture repairs. private ' bath/ and' private entrance. from the new Walnut Avenue School. . experience preferred but not required. ^ent. Delia Sala scored eight Hockey—Cranford Seniors vs. Five, players hit in double In the 26-19 match x^ith .Clark , draperies, slip covers. Venetian blinds. Ideal location. Near all transportation. For appointment call ADams 2-0111. second try. N. Young of Cranford Methodist ' Nice choice' of fabrics. W. Kantner & FULL HOUSEPOWE1 R electrical service. REMEMBER WITH $1,300. and lower than > in the second stanza as Cran- Valley.Forge at Valley Forge, ures for the Lodge as they slaugh- Regional, Clark took an early BRidgc 6-6970. , 100 amp., service , fixture and plug In- rent payments-nyou can nave a com- Get Out Your Paint Brush lMd Both Bob Ackland and Dave 1 set a new individual series rec- 1 Son, 120 South Ave.. E. TeL° BRldqe stallation. Free estimates. A. Knott. fortable, cozy Home. . Ttopk the - 29;23- -^ """FaV7:30 a.m. tered the Spoilers, 80-16. Junker- lead, winning the first three 8-0893. fcf LARGE ROOM, convenient location, ,Wom- 633 Kingston Avenue, Kenllworth. 8unday: Hockey—Cranford se- DeLonge tallied twice for Cran- ord in the Inter-Church .Bowling matches. Richie Shoffi pinned an only. BRidgc 0-3069. And Let Us STORE didn^tget a point until the led the attack with 24 points while CHestnut 8-6884. '• U Help Wanted - Male. SEAGER'S League Tuesday night on games of nior team vs. Summit. (League ford with King Ward scoring the Bill Russell in 5:51 at 98 pounds; . VENETIAN BUNDS In stock,' 23 to 38 $1,600— -^ ^ Home! •Hod, when he tallied 14. 268,' 170 and 226 for a 684- total. Bennett had 16, Manuri and JUc- ' inches custom quality stock blinds, all TRUCK CRANE and T.D.-B Bulldozer BOY. PART TIME, driver's license. Tln- was aU over" the court with Game) at Branch Brook rink, other goal. ' " ' Ed Witi decisioned Bob Olson, 3-0, ' 64 Inches Ions. (3.23; also Jencratt r for hire. S. W. OUver, Inc.-. BRidge Will buy this darling. 2 bedroom Cape Has Been Accurately.Filling Inscriptions Cormick, II. and Bebert. 10, ' Apartments For Rent Cod. 2 baths, fireplace, breezeway and Thai's right Spruce it up.* that's your ncsz Market. 84 Burnslde Avenue, 6:30 a.m. The JU'nior team raised its rec- •Cranford Methodist 2 moved at 105; and Dick Bogart blanked •nd C. W. Breneman custom blinds, 6-2IS8 and Llndeh 2-7054. , tf Cranford,' BRidge 6-1417. ' Imp set. side shots, and tap-ins. In the .only close, game of^the ; SOe sQ. ft. Cranford Upholstery Shop. Vi '. ROOM APARTMENT, unfurnished. att. garage. ' lob. Our job Is selling homes. We need Just As YpurJJoetor Orderrf Monday: Gold Ball'League at into fourth, place by winning a Riley Jackson, 10-0, in the 115 120 South Ave.. E. BRidge 6-0803. tf LOW DOWN PAYMENT' for present prospects all kinds of homes 41a' Sala's many baskets were evening, the Jokers edged the Cel- 2nd floor, heat supplied/ ' 11 North ALUMINUM porch enclosures using and we offer a personal service in your sweep. Only other three-game division.. • Avenue, East, Cranford. Call between Jalousies, awning type windows, com- LOW UPKEEP • • ;; J; WALTER, SEAGER, Reg. Pharm. stly products of shots from the Cranford High School, 7 p.m. tics, 34-33. G. Durham and R. RUBBER STAMPS . made to order on 5:30 and 7:00 P.M. Kl 5-8830. bination storm windows and screens or BUT . . .TOP NEIGHBORHOOD best interests. - • . Help Wanted Tuesday: Varsity basketball — St. Michael's winner Was Trinity. Pete Pender of the locals de- :i short notice, usually 24 hours service. combination doors. Lifetime Aluminum ^r— Call^For and Delivery Service — •''. Those rolling games of 200 orDurham paced .the winners with Prices .reasonable. Best of material Products Inc., 103 South Avenue, W. Coach "Martin used substitutes . Cranford at Scotch Plains, 11-and 10 points respectively, while isioned Bill McCormack, 4-0, at and workmanship. Cranford Rubber BRidge 6-3205. ' tf $3,500 — Male or Female 3:30 p.m. above include C, Thdmspn;' St. 130 pounds. Johnson Regional'!: •.f'-.i.- ' Stamp Shop. Ill North Avenue, W.. Commercial THINKING OF SELUNG? REAL ESTATE salesman far active office, 104 N. Union Ave. — CRANFORD — BR 64700 in the final frame. None Leagiue Posts Clavin was high for. the losers BRidce 6-1890. tf Will buy a 7 room. 1'. j bath. 2 car garage, Paul's E&R 2, 225; G. Mould, CMA, Wayne Stemmer outpointed Gary IF YOU PLAN TO BUILD, repair or almost new SpUt-IeveL unlimited possibilities, experience , pre- u,™, and they gave up eight Freshman basketball — Rah- with nine markers. & Business, Space . make, alterations, call. .T. JOHNSEN, ferred . but will train, car essential. ,ints'to Sol StepUght, Summit's way at Cranford. -. Two Sweeps 224; K. Goodman, Trinity, 223; R. Gipson, 9-3, at 136. • ' ALUMINUM eomDinatlon storm windows 389 Lincoln Avenue, East.' Cranford. CALL US TODAY For. .further i Information call B. S. Lingerfeldt, First Pres. 2, 2?3; F. Team standings are: and sereins—used—various sizes; S9.00 1.000. SQ. FT. auditorium. 3rd floor at $3,500 — WiUoughby, BRidge 2-3580. c leader, who had a total of Indoor Track—Cranford ys. Cranford grapplers won the next '"' and up. Lifetime Aluminum Products 16-20 North Union Avenue, corner Al- BRidge. 6-9548. , tf There were two sweeps in theCoweji, Garwood Pres., 220; L. w I. Inc.. 102 South Ave.. W., BRldss 6- den Street Ideal fpr a photography Will buy a 4 bedroom Colonial, only 10 ' St. Benedicts' at Newark Ar- Lehlch :...... 5 O three matches. Bob Clare out- > 1 HI-FI and RECORD.CHANGER repairs- Rosarian Leagiie this w^ck. StWilson. , Temple Eman-EL 1,218; M. Lodge :.v..,. 4 1 " • 3203. ..'••••.;. tf studio, engineering office , etc. Call years old. 1st floor powder room.. wood- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE , mory. '.••'" wrestled Wayne Thomas, 7-2, at quick, dependable service. Van'7 s Cran- burning fireplace, enclosed back porch, Coach Hubie Brown's J. V.'ji VFW ;....i 4 ' 1 MAX TIEGER & CO.. 215 Broad Street. • >.•• Ostrp, Temple Beth-El 3, 216; R. PIANOS and ORGANS, top brands, best ELiubeth 3-1480. . ford/ Electric, 8 Alden Street. BRidge science kitchen with dining space, full Lost amped Summit, 52-19, aUo\ving Varsity Wrestling — Cranford John's 6 won over St. John's 3^and Jokers 3 fa 41 pounds; Walt Reichert edged - prices. Dudkln Piano Co.. North Ave. dining room. 4 twin-sized bedrooms, att. H. A. DETERING BANK BOOK No. 31338 Suburban Trust more than six points in any at Springfield, 3:30 p.m. Assumption; 1 took three.games Brookman, Westfleid Pres., 215; D. Spoilers „ 2 3 Tom Gajiszewski, 2-0, in the 148/' : at Railroad Station. Westfleld. ADimi garage. . ' . ' ',, '.- . Co. If not restored before February Steeie, Zion Lutheran", 215; W.- Moonshiners '.. n 5 3-8811. tf LANDSCAPTNO and TREE WORK , 208 Beech St. BR 6-6330 . 12. 1960, application* w(ll be made for •ter. Rbn Ritter' and Ed Sluzis from St. Michael's 5.. Celtics 0 5 class, 'and Dave Wutlh touched o now book.' 2-11 FOOD FOR THOUGHT 1 Sharpe, Osceola Pres. 2, 213; P. Carmen Rica's shoulders to the mat . Painting — Decorating . Jim Loveland the scoring ; with 14 and 11 GROCERIES, delicatessen foods, neva- 1»7 Washington 8t. Westfleld $3,500 — Individual high scores includ- Kylen,. Calvary Lutheran 1, 214; in 4:43 at 157. •' papers and ..Alma. Havelka Oeneral T. A. CRANE—Painting and Decorating. ADams 3-6520 or ADams 2-6878 tf Will buy a 6 room Ranch, with a lovely «nts. respectively. Oddly, the Perth Amboy Nips Store, d4a Boulevard', KenlMorthJ tf 243 Walnut Avenue. TeL BRidge 6-0889 • ., CHECK THESE ABRAHAM LINCOLN said abput iteal Estate: ed Kay Tomalavage, St. Michael's E. Kutsera, First Pres. 1, 212; S. At 168 Wayne Bender and Vid for estimates. tf finished basement, walking distance to immit jayyees nipped Westaeld 5, 194; Dot Martin, St, Michael's To^f^rkTeams Kcasvlc-s town,. ' ',••,'"•• '. Real Estate Wanted Drittel, Temple Emanu-El 1, 212; Varneckas .wrestled"a "5-5 draw. y£ •AM HAY. PEAT MOSS. MULTEX for ,. Brookside School Area BUYER WITH ALL cash will -pay up to "I like to see a man proud of the place in which • two points earlier in the season Cougar Runners 2," 172; Audrey Davidson, Assump- - jUchlns shrubs, bushes, etc. BURLAP WILLIAM ROESEL — Interior and Ex- RADIO and TELEVISION $35.000—$40,000 for modern well- id Westfield beat Cranford's S. Nunn, Cranford Methodist 2, Sweep Opponents Clark's Ed'Anderson nipped.Lee, to protect from wind burn. Truben- terior Painting. Skilled »M«.tiTtii^, per- $3;500 — : Homes located 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. Pos- he lives; and so live that the place will be proud THANKS FOR THE LIFT—Bill Delia Saja appears to be getting tion 1, 168; Rosemary Budrock, 211; H. Macdpwell, St. Paul's E&R Nordstrom, 1-0 at 178. • . • "' .bach's Feed & Seed. BRidge, 6-1661; sonal supervision. 805 Columbia BXPAIBS / session date flexible. G. E. Howland. iior varsity twice this season, Baron's Drugs and the Sports- •-' '11B South Avenue. E.. Cranford.. U nue. Cranford. Call BRidge 6-3718. BRldge 8-287J "' , ' Will buy a CENTER HALL COLONIAL. For First Loss an assist from Westfield player as be ©oes in for layup shot in last St. John's 3, 165; Lillian Hellen- // Last Wednesday the varsity beat 13 Eastrhan St.^BRldgc 6-5900. .•._ -of him."- •-.; :.y ' .,. : ,. ,_• ... .-, " /. iford has a 13-3 JV record, 1, 205; A. Cramer, First Presy 2, • -,-:-• ,* -' . ' $14,900 " , / ; brecht, St. John's 6,164; and Vicki man's Shop each swept their .op- The Cougar indoor,, track team Friday night's contest here. A standing room only crowd saw the / Hillside; 32-12. Pete Landlow top- ,k J BIRO FEEDERS, suet cakes, sunflower, Stone front semi-attached, S rooms, FOUR-BEDROOM', home, upper price is 9-0. like the varsity, against 206; S. Barnett. Temple Emanu-El ponents this week to remain in peanuts, wild bird seed mixtures I I IPATNTrNO. DECORATTNO. Interior, ex- DEAL DIRECT WITH IF YOU HAVE A HOME TO TRADE dropped its first duai meet of/ the Kaye, St. John's 6, 16U /' ped' Russell. 8-2; Olson won his " Trubenbach's Feed & Seed, BRidge 0- MECHANIC-CONTRACTOR 53x122 lot. sorafic, automatic heat, low bracket Box 324. Citizen and Chron- We are honoring the bi^hday_o^jGREAT AMER- Jerence teams. .Cougars win,' 61-53. . '••-.' '..'." •'.- •' 2, 204; C. Peterson, First, Pres. 2, first and second place, respective- terior. Estimates cheerfully given. Roofing, siding, gutters, leaders, exten- QR taxes. ' '•. • icle. season last week by one point to Posting high series were Kay match, 5-2; Dickey lost, 15-5; Pen- .' 1081; 118 South Ave., E-. Cranford. tf HANS A. BERG. 312 North Avenue. E-, sions. All types of carpentry—major or F YOU JUST HAVE A SINCERE DE- ti , ISuramU 203; G. Berse, Temple Emanu-El », ly, in the Park Village Bowling BRidge 6-1408. . • • tf SIRE TO OWN A HOME . . . ICAN who could foresee the valuei of home owner- O . V' Tj OF Perth Amboy. The 30-29 loss gives Tomalavage, St. Michael's 5, 472; der decisioned his opponent, 8-1; - BOOK SHELVES, base cabinet, wall cab- minor. Aluminum combination windows. . LET US .HELP YOlJ ! ! ! ' ^03; S. Herbst, Temple Beth-EL 1; League. Full Insurance coverage. Satisfaction $18^00 • lib Sab 9 0 18| Smith 2 3 Cranford a 4-1 record for the sea- Audrey Davidson, Assumption 1, Clare lost, 8-1;' Reichert' pinned '"' . met, i radiator enclosures, cheat of CH ARIES A. RYDER—Interior and ex- guaranteed, EDMOND KIAM1E. 208 Ret- Cemetery Plots ship as an important bulwark in the development er 10 2 32 Zenk 30 203; C. Brown, First Baptist, 203; Cranford Body and Fender also drawers, - tables, toy chest*, cornices, terior painting • and paper hanging. 6 room colonial; extra large tile bath, PRIVATE PARTY needs cash. GRACE- 1 Oi son. . '..;'• . 451; Lillian Hellenbrecht, St. his man in 1:16; Wurth decisioned bookcase bed headboards, unpalnted. ford Avenue, BRidge 2-6103. U oil steam heat, double garage, quick Eel 4 6 Perry C. Roberts, Trinity, 203; H. Car- 1 Reasonable. CaU after 6 P.M. BRidge LAND MEMORIAL PARK. Kenllworth. of our NATION. (nej 0 0 0 Leech 2 0 ers John's 6, 447; Kay Prohammer, St. won three while Lou's Market and his, 8-4; Nordstrom won by a pin FRED DAVEY. 43- K. 7th Street. 6-7347. • •. tf possession, deadend street. 8225-4 craves (8 burblsl. Will divide. 0 5 I II . Alex Dickerson remained un- roll, First Pres. 2, 202; R. Stewart, Ketulworth. BRldce 0-88SS. , tf Exclusive Agents for: irgei 1 lFry Hayeck's Foods-took two games. in 4:48; Craft pinned his victim in Non-sectarlun. /Call .ELIzabeth 2-3067 4 I 9 Royer I 0 2 defeated in ' the, mile run as he John's 6, 440; Dot Martin, Stp Mi-St. Mark's, 202; M. Crans, Zion CALL BENTLEY for painting at Its best. MASONRY - CARPENTRY or MUrdock 8-1632. 3-10 SPLIT LEVEI,, custom built, with center hall, fant 3 1 7 Stepllght 1 chael's 2, 428; Mary Ann Earunan, . High series were posted by Del 2:26; Charlie Evans pinned his j SALT for WATER SOFTENERS, dellv- at below average cost BRldga 6-8189. Associated Homefindersrof $20,500 1 IB turnedin a 4:47.8. "The'Cougars Lutheran; 200; 3. Grand, Temple Wilsey, Hayeck's, 585; Bud Eige, •'• '•'/'• , end. Refined, rock, pellets and Wat- ALTERATIONS English colonial with ivy-covered door, GRACELAND MEMORIAL PARK. 4 ily room with fireplace, three bedrooms,-two baths Assumption 4,425; Rosemary Bud- heavyweight opponent in 3:44; and kins .coarse. All 100 pound bass. Vitals D 03 Totalsi 17 12 4flother individual winner was Rog-' Beth-El 3. 200. Lou's Market, 535; Bob Bannon, America powder room, woodburnlng fireplace, graves 48 Interments*, worth $600. need pnford 11 IB 24 10-03 Two Pin Loop Records Gipson lost, 8-2, at 136. R & R. Salt Service. - CHestnut 1-2720 ROOWNO—8tDINQ~RKPAIB8 screened porch, another choice deadend cash. $225. HUnter 6-0042. Call after second level. Two-car garage, year-'round air-cori- Gipson in the 880 while thelr rock, St. John's 3, 424; Agnes Tol- —BRldga 0-17M. , tf nmlt 12 11 13 10—48 t, Baron's Drugs, 547; Bob Maloney. Musical Instructions •For Quality worknanahip and fi FOR THE KEY— V street, trees—trees—trees. 6 P.M. .'..••' 2-11 ditioned heat and many extra appointments. Priced flnal triumph came in the 890-yard Hartig Paint Shop turned in a Hall. 231; high series, S. Cymba- kacz. Assumption 1,417; and Vicki Temple Beth-Kl 3 2414 Baron's Drugs, 530; Ralph Swift Cranford's junior varsity mat- LOOKING for lamps and shades? Vl.it JUNIOR VABsrrv new three-game series team record luk. 609. and Gold, 573; Class C— Kaye, St. John's 6, 414. Temple Beth-El 3 42 27 men slaughtered Hillside, 51-3. ' 1 kCCORDION InatruotlonaL — THORLEIF JOHNSEN ifor*. relay. . ',,,.- ' c. sif A....:.:. ...:....:. 41 28 Cranford Body and Feeder, 525; our show room and you will find the $32,000 ' in the thirties, Bammlt The score: • Friday night as they won twohigh games, V. Boertmann, 215, In the St.. Michael's league, Cranford Methodist 2 4O*4 38*28*4 Ralph Zobel, Don Kidd, Barry J most carefully selected lamps and Sixty percent discount on 1 Contractor and Builder since IMS to a Better Home — SEE Brick, 4 bedroom split. 3 baths. 30 It OFT Zion Lutheran 40'4 28id George O'Brien, Sportsman's Shop, *H"i* Mimmn^ t"j 1t~ 1*tP rt*—lr accordions'. Daniel Kuster, Income Tax Returns 1 11TwlU 8O-yaxd dash—I. O*Master. Perth Am- and/Molt and S. Rankin, 213 each; Teams 1 and 4 swept their series Hull, Mike Malekoff, and Larry recreation room, enormous DUCK, cumcr 014 Elliot games, .from last-place Hayeck's St. Paul's E & R 1 40 20 .524; Frank Ciancia, .Body and at all times. Shade* replaced and made Buren Ave. Phone BRidge ' BRidge 6-9548 INCOME-TAX ~ returm^Smatt 'business, SPLIT LEVEL: with full basement; finished-family boy: 2. Cox. Cranford: 3. Skelton. Perth mgtrseries, R.~Scheller," 580,~and with-Teams-2 and-3.-- Flrrt Baptist ~. ,.... 3aR4~ 39K Davis won by forfeit—Riley-Jack- - to order. Complete repair department. ; G^ G. NUNN fireplace, double garage. corporate, partnerships and proprietor- BMcCto Amboy. Time—8.8. ' Foods in. the Cranford Bowling Fender, 513; Jim Dow, Beazlie. !;»..••- 1 St. Paul'* Lutheran 39 30 Large stock of replacement glassware. i. R. BENNETT, teacher of piano/ Latest ships—Individual returns prepared in room and lavatory ground level. Three bedrooms, 5 Gregory 280-yard dash—1. O'Master. Perth Am- League at Clark Lanes-. J. Kieseweeter, 561; Class D—high Best individual highs posted son won by a 1-0 decision'; Mike E. T. Williams. 7S9 'Central avenue, ConneU Osceola Pres. 2 39 . 30 505; and Army Innocent!, Charlies, methods. Classical and popular. Les- GET, FULL HOUSE POWER your home. Reasonable rates. Call boy; J. Tit between Cox a|td Patton. rn<^a sikora. 224. and M. Cym-were Vickie Kazmierski, Team 4, Westfield Pres., 38 31 Pender pinned his man in 2:26; drove street. Weatfleid. Excellent sons in your hume. AM Dodan .Road. 32Q volt Installations our specially $37,500 for appointment. ADams 2-5181. 2-25 one and a half baths, science kitchen. Excellent kllipoff OCaine Cranford. Time—3SJ. The Hartig pinners . had team 502. tg ADuns 2-3108. • Westfleld. CaU ADams " SOMMERMANN 'BROTHERS' " 4 bedroom;- 2>jath, bit of NEW -ENGLAND pwlnetl 4 440-yard dash—-1. Koilowsld. Perth. Am- baluk, 214; high series,. Ridley^, 169; Marie Waterson, Team 1, 161;Linden Pres 37Mi 3Ui ••- Team-standings are:— • — Brian Conley raised his pin streak _ Pauline O. Chandler''- AD 2-3787 ilinsky' 4 • game? of - 994; 924 and 863 for a Trinity - __. . '. -37 -32- Electrical Contractors Anna Cook . ARCHITECTURE. A homo and prestige INDIVIDUAL' • INCOME taxes prepared. condition and neighborhood: Priced at $23,500. boy; 2. Olslon; Perth Amboy; 3. Tie be- 578.and AzaV. 549. . Rose James, Team 2, 155; "Betty Temple Beth-Kl 1 37 32 to eight, felling hisioppdnent in T" JOHNSON OUTBOARD motors; New and POPULAR- PIANO COURSE i£n Tape ar- . BR6-31I0 address you'll love. btllns a • ' • ' . W E. MU 8-8344 BR 6-689S Bea. Warner , . CH S-60M J. D. Yaguda. accountant. 234. Hillside tween HtU and' Lewis, Cranford. Time 2,781 total, edging Enrico Truck- Calvary Lutheran 1 35 33 3:51; Bill Todd won a 6-3 decision; wed. Old Town, Sea Mac boats. West- ranged especially for teobhers. semi- ' tf Avenue. Cranford. BRidge 2-5782. 4-7 Offers invited. —53.4. Olimpia, Team 4, 154; and Jean Community Methodist 1 36 . 33 Baron's Drua* •. —. 41 19 fleld Marine. 7W Central Avenue. West- advanced and classical /students; or Ruth Price Keve. . BB6-517S •Totals 21 10 52 Totals 7 8 M 880-yard run—I. Clpson, Cranford; 2. ing' out of the top series record. DeJianne, Team 4, 151. Sportsman's Shop .'. : 38 22 Don Blosser lost by points, 3-2; fleld. . , tf for anyone who can read Treble Clef. Hazel Hamilton ^ AD2-17S7 anford 15 IS 14 6—53 Zupko, Perth Amboy; 3. Jones, Cranford.. First Pros. 1 34*4 34^4 J. W. Beazlir. Sinclair 32 28 RUG CLEANING—Wall to wall carpeting. Lucia O. Ralney BB4t4a INDIVIDUAL and business tax returns nmlt ., S G 0—19 Hartig's , first game. 994. also is . Rolling highest series were Vic- Osceola Pres. 1 34 35 and Art Doud and Ron Farina each , • Play popular music witHIHl—complete New Method Maintenance Service. If you want to use your present home oil prepared by qualified accountant. 13 Let us share your problem of either selling or a Time—2:15. , . third high single game of the year. St.- Mark's • 33V4 3914 Lou's Market ' 31 29 SALT for WATER i SOFTENERS, ice re- course—covers all Scales'. Chart and BRidge 6^5792 or MU 8-4043. / tf a part trade, 'come in and talk It over yearn experience. 108 Mohawk Drive, One-mile run—1. Dickerson, Cranford; kie Kazmierski, Team 4, 439, and Cranford Body & Fender 29 31 required less than a minute to pin " ' moval and many other uses! II Calcium Six Numbers Included/in' course. *12. with us. buying. Cianford Bl. WsMtflold S3 2. Knox, Cranford; 3: Crumb. Perth Am- The first place Standard Lum- First Pres. J :..'. 33 36 John C. Mulko 29 31 „. Chloride, also Crystal Spar, tor auto '—introductory offer—first lesson S3. It G. G/NUNN Cranford. BRidge 0-1B44.. • 4-7 Jean DeJianne, Team 4, 417. Temple Emanu-El 3 32 37 their opponents; Doud taking 54 FRIGIDAIRE appliance repairs—washers, | Cranford.won its eighth straight boy. Time—4:57.8. . Garwood Pres 30 30 Parkway Bowl .,....* - 37 33 and home use! 11 Trubenbach's Feed 4s satisfied'— send $10.00 for complete 181 North Ave.. East, at Centennial Ave. 50-yord hlah hurdles—1. Smith. Perth ber ;keglers, which had won 25 Charlies. Roselle Park 26>» 33'i seconds and Farina 59 at heavy- Seed. BRidge 6-1681; 118 South Avenue. dryers, dishwashers; quick, dependable HazttC RiinI Siiop 27 Team standings: Cranford Meth. 1 39 40 course. Recorded /on AMPEX—7.S. service. Van's Cranford Electric, a defeating Westfleld, 61-53, Fri- Amboy; 2. Tie between Muldrow. Cran- consecutiye games, finally drop- BOHARIANS Community Methodist 2 :... 28ij, Hayeck's Fine Foods 23'4 36^weight '• - ' : E.. Crsnfotd. - •-' • • ' • . tf Bob Miller Tapes/ P.O.. Box 133-C. ford. and Kotona. Perth Amboy. Time Lehigh Esso - 23 -3T Cranford,. N. J. / • - n Alden Btreet. BRidge 0-0483. tf G. E. HOWLAND, Realtor Dressmaking fcy nfght, on Uie local court. Ex- ped a game to the Cranford Shoe W I. St. Paul's Meth. 37 43 ' EDITH REHNBORO Cosmetics, complete BRidge 6-8110 —8.8. St. John's 6 37 SO First Vni. 3 .« .' 26^4 42V4 WOMEN'S Alterations and sewing. CaU Illent teamwork saved the win 880-yard relay—1. Cranford (Muldrow, Store Friday night. Their , win- . St, Michael-;.»...... 34 '33 Temple Emanu-El 1 2S 43 line for the finest care of your skin WE FIX, THE nearly Impossible—electric, BRrjdge 2-6821. 2-4 Keller. Patton and Laurel).' Time— and hair. Make-up for that naturally plumbing,.carpentry._appliances, fur- BR 6-5900 ' the Cougars as Westfleld.came ning streak, which started Novem- St. John»3 28>i 2BMi St. Paul's E It R 3 25 44 lovely look.' Money back guarantee. JVi Service 1:42.7. Assumptioi n 4 255 32 Calvary Lutheran 3 1BV4 SOVa niture, pianos, etc. We «nd the prob- ALTERATIONS—Expert Work on new lithin two points in the last per- ber 20, is the longest in the league's St. Michael'! 5 24ti 32V4 Kiwanis Youth Bowlers Post Call Eileen Wllsonp-BRldge 6-2979. tf CRANFORD- ILWORTH V.N.A. for abie and the improbable from an an- Open Evenings and Sundays) garments only. Call'BRIdfic general CHANCE OF A UFETIME Realtors - Insurors hjstdfy. The leaders are in front Men* Club _. 29- Assumption 1 .,.. 23 34 Visits. Hypodermics. tique car or a good piano to an African l ST. MICHAELS THE WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, first maternal and . care, health' edu- violet) We can build or remodel your 12 Eastman Street . Cranford sank two free throws on separate Gold Checks .'..... 30" 31 Some 'Big League' Scores by seven full games. W I* • D.en 10 Swamps Den 12 In sales. Budget plan. Call EVELYN cation. Itlng Nurse Can Help home. SERVICE POOL—BENNERS' For an established couple living on a |Bill Delia Sala paced the Cou-occasions, and Delia Sala put the _ 31" 28 32 CHAIKEN. FUlton B-4218. tf You. Associates. 1 Hamilton Avenue. BRidge fixed income or for. newly weds with their NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15-17 North Ave., E. — BR 6-1900 — Cranford, N. J. Only sweeps Friday night were VFW .- 32* 28 32 Team 2 .' 38 IB BRidge 6-0787, or con- Evenings CaU ESTATE OF. ROBERT E. SCHMIDT, De- with 23 points and Al Bitter ball through the hoop for two ad- Team 1 30 27 In Cub Pack 103 Final Boys and girls of the Cranford Kiwanis Youth Bowling League suit Directory. Hours Moc- 0-33S6. / - tf future ahead of them—a gracious, older posted by the Methodist Men's Liocs Ctsb 27 33 M. Y. TIMES—N. Y. HERALD Tribune— day thru 8:30 AM. to 4:30 home with 2 complete apartments'and 2 ceased, ' bd 22, Ritter raised his consecu- ditional points. Or»r-"m ; Norman B. H«IHy, Cranford News- GETTING ENOUGH HOT WATER? Werent from either apartment will more Mary Knlerim i~ , BR 6-3018 KIRK, Surrogate of the County of Union, |ve free throw mark to 28 before Westfleld's junior varsity quintet elimination basketball tournament 11:30 a.m. m :i: service or holidays. ; dellme ho>r' water colls—saving up to Doris Coyle. , BR 6-1781 made on the eleventh day of January, Schlecter's Hardware over Bre^n's Otwrrn - CSuoaicle 18 34V paper delivery—CH B-8865. ^f 70tt of replacement cost. Guarantee to than.cover the cost of mortgage. Interest his last foul shot of theedged Cranford, 56-51, for the lo- Hani*. Ud. _ 19 24 38 last Saturday at the Fellowship and taxes. An excellent investment tor' A.D.; 1860, upon the application of the Gold Checks. ' . 22 38 Brooks ....J ;.... 1S4 1M 191 Some recent high series scores restore /hot Water recovery to original only $184)00. and in undersigned, as Executrix* of the estate of cal Jayvees' third loss of the year. Zamorskl 126 175 1B3 Hall of the First Presbyterian capacity without injury to.coll—12 years said deceased, notice Is hereby given to Four 600 series were rolled last BuUderc"' «3oncx»i _-_!ZL 21 were bowled by "Mike Terry of land; a triplicate award for three PENNSYLVANIA EVEROREEN :ing instruction experience—Phone SCHAIBLE ' LIME- [ Cranford took the lead midway Foodl 22 21 TOTA1. .799 80S 828 Church.'The tournament started on •"" • SEEDLINGS the creditors of said deceased to exhibit Westfleld. has topped the Cougars week as follows: Drapeau. Craw- PJUL Starting Tim*. the Boys' Junior League, 465 andgames of 114 each was given to iwr We have'the best for Xmos trees. BALLRbOM DANCINO, aU modern SCALE REMOVAL SERVICE. Westfleld: to the subscriber under oath or affirma- > the first period as Blow, posses- HOWLAND REALTORS 3 January 16. ' ^ - dance/ steps. Taught In your home N. J.—ADams 2-4888 for free estimate ABOVE LISTINGS tion their claims and demands against twice.. ford's Gulf, 198. 227 and 191 for P-M. Beeular Time. . Leonard Dunikoski; and an award Fines-Spruces-Firs—Send for listing and references. . . „ ** BltOOKSIDE; ion ball was played. Delia Sala Ward 173 138 186 , Den 10 defeated Den 12 by a468; Douglas Nordstrom, 441, and • - today. or rAy studio. Classes or -individual. Are offered thru member-offices'of the the state of said deceased within six PRE SPRING GARDEN CHORES After looking pathetic in thea 616 total: H. Loderstedt. l"ep- HABT1G PAINT SHOP 2 Bongiovanni 212 136 201 for "Over 175 Game", given only LYNN CASTLE.. BRidge 6-9209 o. bt seven and Jim Mowery of the a year o)d 3 bedroom Colonial with CRANFORD BOARD OF REALTORS months from the date of said order, or first half, the jayvees sprang back DaF*bi» 169 202 168 Hull 170 105 160 score of 28-3. Members of the wjn- Joey. Trezza, 396, both of the Boys' in the Bantam Leagues, to Joey. SCHROTHS NURSERY, istnut 0-2338. • - "•' 3-25 FLOOR WAXING, window cleaning, fully powder room and heaps of extras. Sparkl- they will be forever barred from prosecut- sitors tallied six in this framft. permint Room, 224. 202 and 185 Xcniarom . ^43 187 172 Marshall ...; 176 188—1»7 ning team are: Bill Albans. Jack ' insured. New Method Maintenance ing home in a prestige location In low, LOOK FOR,THE SIGN ing or recovering the same - against the In the last quarter, playing fast, Dtlon» 214 159 157 O'BranowlcZ 305 120 139 Bantam League, in the Girls" Trezza. -' / INDIANA, PA...... 3-17 Service. Cranford. BRidge 6-5792. "If subscriber. t breaks and shots Iron under for a 611 total; R. Nylen. Standard Roberts, Dan Boyette, Robbie Ab- low >30's. hustling ball, and getting 25 points. I-ou^U • 199 1*2 173 Handicap 25 35 20 League, high series scores were OBU' LEAGUE not now—keep me for thu future. tf "REALTOR" MARGUERITE Z. SCHMIDT Lumber, 244, 150 and 216.- for a Gmcktm:ski J 169 234 193 TOTAL, -.... 967 778 883 .1 /V: - • Rentals SHOULD BE STARTED-NOW! . hoop increased the Cougars' bott, Bill Johnson, Jeff Collins, ' • • W L FIREPLACE WOOD—Free delivery and Attorneys: Executrix; AMERICAN LEGION CASINO • ' to 32-24 at the half. Ritter JinlKlng led the Cranford scorers 610 total; and Nordstrom. Hartig TOTiO. — 994 924 863 ERRICO TRUCKWO 1 Kenny Schellen Ronnie De Longe, posted by Michaele Smith, 377. and American Lesion Ancillary .... 37^4 '•&>• k .•: stacking. FA 2-8109. . 2-25 ELECTRICIAN—All' types of wiring. Beard & McGuU, Dances, receptions, meetings, ' with 17. Ralph Russo and Bill Paint, 243, 187 and 172 for a 602 HAVEOTS POODS 1 Blcko 154 . 181 Cranford Hershey's —.... 30 24 '*••. Prompt service. Lamps picked up. re- 66 Elm Street. . Delia Sala piled up more Hirsch - 1T7 202 138 Billy. Hughes, Craig Roberts,' Da- \ ]'-•••• NEW and USED floor waxing machines. . dinners •— modern kitchen . paired, and delivered. G. WRIGGINS. PHIL F. HENEHAN Westfleld. N. J. LIMESTONE — GYPSUM Call 151 170 168 Jackie Bebkowicz, 392. .'. Acacia Insurance 30 24 -, . - • Clancy of .Westfleld got 21 andtotal. Roberts 167 213 Id3 37 17 '£?:'•• •' rr.! '' Coiriplete.'Hne of waxem und janitorial roUR BOWLING ALLEYS IN WESTFIELD Adv. Fees: $14 00 nts in the third stanza. 129 203 vid Collins, and Reynold Devin- , Recent high games were rolled Dehmer*s Flower Shop *• BRidge 0-2461. . ' . U 2-11 184 166 150 Errico -148 147.212 VFW Ladies' Auxiliary ...... :. 26 20 . #.'•'•• supplies^ 410 Centennial Ave. BRidge A.B.C. Approved/ ' — REALTOR — 16, respectively, and Cranford's Others with games of 200 or 6-STO2. - ' 33 Riverside Dr. . 'BRidge 6-O78S IMPORTANT TO USE — APPLY JIOW!!! I Delia Sala's set shot opened the fiapoli _, 149 ISO ' Clambruschinl 212 113 • »** ney. • . by George Munley, 175, and Rus-Kiwanis Qiito - 29 29 ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS by expert A'Fihe Recommendation Mike Philipott, who is every day JDlnsmore <••.. ' 140 33 31 carpenter. Free estimates.. Work IS Alden Street BRldga 6-783I l'frame, and then WestHeld above . follow; DiFabio. Hartig Hrisfeold 1C7 155 174 sell Cliff. 108. both of the Boys" G. a. Nunn. Realtors '••••.: .: •••"'•' •••' • . ••• "•' ': «" •;- •;;.'• •'••• ' CocooUy 146 J83 TOTAL 856 916 787 Thrill Service' Center 1B<4 34^v ELECTROLUX Cleaner, complete, nc fully guaranteed. ' Call evenings. When an owner builds a new larger home • Quality-^ learning to put his height to bet-Paint, 202;" DiLorenzo. (O Hartig Junior League. In the Boys' Ban- purchased by nitstakc" direct Iroi'=7n. BRidge 6-1211. - ' *f sWiiltiple Ii'sit^g next door to bis present home you know • off li, straight points to'com e ' u a it Blab Basic* ml taw Weak:' factory, not Unwrapped, 939, Phone Wanted he must be Very well.pleased with the .CoafinUttfo PRUNING SHEARS • PRUNING COMPOUND ter advantage, got • seven in thePaint, 214; Grickowski^ . Hartig 799 809 904 Badminton Tourney tam League; high games "were Nancy Leonard—374 »thin two. Ritter made a field ^..'*:....; •• 181 170 199 BRidge 8-1429. . / MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires 3 room EXPERT TREE SERVICE — Trimming', —Nights CaU— neighborhood. That is what this owner th# Loop Run! last quarter. Paint, 234; Fedorko, Hayeck's; bowled by Douglas Nordstrom. Blfb Gaase •> Uu Week: apartment hear, transportation and feeding, surgery, upruylng and removal. did and his present home is for sale. It's and t>hll Van' Kirk a free q 151 138 191 In Rahway Sunday Michaele Smith—149 un; FURNISHINGS of Dr.' Teskey/and Martin Schtnvlde. FA 2-0109. 3-25 in Wychwood "hard"'by" the Woodrow ASWEiWOR Crania** WesiSeU Foods, 205; Lombardi. Lehigh 133 . 181 Kantner ••" 1M "0 178 151, and David Prill. 152. In the stores. Coll BRidge 6-5643' alter 6:30 Frank Sudimak w -»- TV 1-7252 OFT 144 152 149 Cranford area badminton play- BOYS' JVNIOB LBAOCE 3, Culvert. Antiques; silverware, ,rtim, Wilson School; and a lovely home- it is ' and Cranford led, 68-52. or * Esso, 223; Nylen, Lehigh Esso. 203; Mead i »»» 1»7 1B0 167 w Alice Wirkua . . BB MBM SCALECIDE 1S4 143 • Girls* League high , games Were , «SM DORMANT SPRAY Keetch 189 147 146 ers werexinvited today by the , «*r nreploce fixtures, tiling cabinets, deaks. Naomi Henehsn , BR 6-2062 too. A modem split level only 6 years I With nearly half of the period RitteDeliar Sala 170 38 3332 Mowery ' a o is safes, pianos, and many useful /itenu, APARTMENT^Ist Uoor. 3"rodm». single Louise Svedman ___ BR 6-6783 old. Six: rooms: 2 baths; paneled' recrea- Pells, Barnett's liquors, 206; E. 160 155 124 Handicap 18 ; IB 18 bowled by Michaele Smith. 176:PBA. Local 51 . 41 13 Borges 3 ?'«Va] n„ Kirk 4 B 14 J. Tfaco 184 160 185 TOTALj. 853 821 899 Rahway Badminton Club to parti- Union County Trust Copipany 33 31 MADISON OALLEHIES. 230 Main- St., Woman, no pets. CaU BRidge 0-8409. • ' —OPEN WEEKENDS— tion room: 2-car garage and an" at- -for- Gaining, the Gold and Blue be- Oatyas 113 Hoppln Oil Petersen, Petersen's Dairy, 288; Sharon Frankenberger, 175, and We buy and sell everything. Camps Sat. from • ajzv Hun. trom 1 pjn-tractively landscaped lot with trees. CaU 4 O B Beoidise-lli - 15o 14S UONS CLUB 2 cipate in an open^ handicap tourna- Shaheen' Ajency 32 Vi 3H4 . -• • ' tf us about it. Price $30,750., ( Bkjrto lUpalrt I a freeze of the ball, led byDoney 18 4 Harriett Einhorn, Harco Chemical. 213 and TOTAL . Thermann 169 179 303 Jackie Bebkowicz. 158. Kiwanis _ - 32^4 21'j • • /. 3-3 CREATIVE ARTS DAY CAMP for boys Encel 113 Kealrnes 4 0 B 77S 762 78S ment Sunday afternoon at the WOMAN. WANTS wnull apartment.. lur^ Trees — Shrubs — Bushes »uy Borges' dribbling and Charlie 0 4 4 208; Ostrowsky, Builders* General. Stevens 179 196 172 J. & J. Electric Motor Repair 26 28 . FURNACE. GAS. 8S.DO0 BTU. lean old, nlsbrd or unfurnished. In Cianford or and ulrU—June 27-Aug. 5. Swimming .Cranford Cycloj Webster 0 0 0 WUday - CHRONICLE 1 DiTuUo : 156 SM 179 gym of Rahway Highschool. During the bowling Saturday, Richard Haiti*. Art Supplies 23 29 canoeing', tennis, archery, badminton, ^ney's ball-handling. While 0 3 2 202; Bongiovanni. Howland Real- us lea 137 23 31 excellent condition. S93. 1 alter Sprlhgfleld. BRldile 6-4612. 3-18 132 124 181 Ford A- 186 170 177 The tournament, will be conaward- s were given as follows: A Harrl*. Ltd - • 4 P.M. BRidge B-3773. and baseball. Call CR 7-0801 or AD 3- USTING ''." also I & Toy Co. Inc. I Festfleld was debating how Total 22 17 81 Totals 20 13 53tors, 212. and 201; Obranowiczl Barlow , 145 145 226 Union Junior College • 23 31 HOME WANTED. 3 or 4 bedroom, under 6483 after 5 P.M. tf Cranford 13 IB 19 10—Bl TS^^- 13a TOTAL ...; BOS 912 938 ducted by Sandy Hammill of Rail- triplicate award for three games of Goldberg's Men's Shop - 17 37 SETTLING AN ESTATE—Hue* never •20,000. will moke some repairs if - MOUNTAINSIDE—POR ' RENT—« room i from Theatre the staU, Borges - drove Westfleld 10 14 IB 13—83 Howland Realtors. 205; Hirsch. 135 le« N .71 each was given to Russell Love- Hedenberat-MacBean Agency 17 37 used. 9x13. S30; 0*15. »35; oriental 9x13. Carpeted living room, fireplace, dining Flower • Vegetable • Herb 184 153 168 CRANFORD SHOE STORE 1 way, former metropolitan cham- J location or lot size compensate. Box modernized farmhouse on 5 acres. $180 V Enrico Trucking. 202; Roberts. Blgai Series «f the We«k: S39—athcr sizes. GE Vuyuum. *20- - 323, in cars of Citizen and Chronicle. room, porch, attractive large kitchen, monthly. Including core of grounds by gh a wide opening and sank JUNIOB VAK8ITV p 4 7 Ridley '•'••• 188 1B0 183 pion. Competition'.will be open to. But}' McDowell—U? never -used. Lady'* or majiV 17 jewel powder room. Four bedrooms, recrea- Crsnftrd Enrico Trucking. 213; Enrico. Er- TOTAL _. Vtt 738 795 HopDer 126 169 159 tf Wanted To Buy tion room and garage. — --• owner. i lay-up shot, getting a foul for WesicOela all Class B and C players. All in-, B(gh Cue •( la* Week: Grucn sold Wutch, S25/ ulao viaol OFT or* LEIHGH ESSO 2 Huyeclt 160 317 152 Ruisell Cllft—186 ' •.!••.'•• Urging called against him In the rico ..Trucking/ 212; Ciambruschi- Chess Team Wins hooked- mss. ' Hilton 8-3020. WE BUY BOOKS Lltwlnetz 3 0 4 Russo B 8 31 bM0 ,223 170 Fricke 161 169 uj.73 terested players can sign up for PLEASE CALL FOR DETAILS SEEDS argain. Sluils 8 0 13 Myers 4 3 10ni,.Erricp Trucking, 212; Ther- 168 -145 Cramer 184 169 190 ' BOYS' BANTAM LEAGUE 8x12 WAROON RUG und pad, »1O./ CoTl ACCOUNTS INSURED Ritter 10 3 Clancy B 4 18 Handicap ' 16 10 16 the' tournament at 2 o'clock. Sun- The Pla'infield-Westfield HBhess Piano Tuning P.M. BOOK SHOP mann, Uons Club. 202; DiTulio. M- Kniniid 1«» 133 132 19 after 5. KM. Blliduc 6y3U37 PLaliulcld 4-3900 EVELYN WADE ALAN JOHNSTON NEWVARIETIES • OLD FAVORITES [Van Kirk made one of his two King S 7 17Kovocs .330 p. \yi« MS 180 179 TOTAL 833 MO . 873 day afternoon, Hammill said. Club won' its match last Friday 3* RELIABLE PIANO TUNING and re- Cnwtaififf 0 11 Jay-Mar. Lidies' Api»rel . 36 . IS * throws, and an even longer lions Club, 222; Barlow-, lions V. FlBixxW i7« 166 1S8 STANDARD LUMBER 3 AFRICAN VIOLETS for/that cirl divine Pairing by recognized experts. Dud- (note the 'T"t' to SI 0,000 by cm Ractynskl 3 3 B Gold 153 . IBB 165 with Jersey City by a score of 5 Surbutban Tnut Company .... 33 21 Muke a perfect VjilenUnc'. kin Piano Co. (formerly Cranford SECOND-HAND flute. Call BRldgo B- Just Arriving • Large Assortment v Club. 226; Hayeck. Cranford K. KnJcittn .107 0846. ,• • .. St i Jackson 1 0 3 ^f^ip^M-ap © ' 3 j M. Cymbalult 156 183 157 To achieve success not by heri- KaBar Gai Company 32 22 BENNERS- SERVICE/POOL Piano Co.». Tuners and Rebuilden. Realtor Phllipoff Shoe, 217; Anginoli. Harris. Ltd"-. to 2^4. This places the local chess Bell's Pharmacy - - 29 25 BR 6-1053 BR 6-1058 ^ ogency of the t ' kf, bu^t the latter missed his 3 TOTAL ..:. 917 809 Tiff F. Roberts 141 143 183 tage but by individual effort is the l-.Vy: 1 Hamilton Avenue / / Cranford 437 North Avenue. West. Wcstfield. SMALL. USED adding machine, reason- 203 Elm Street Wesiflcld AD 2-36M 202; Lusardi, Harris. Ltd.,; 220; Santella » - 103 180 156 club in at least fourth place in theGleek it Howard. Opticians .... 25 29 ADama 2-8S11. , tf able. CHestnut 5-58W. " .423 North Union Ave. . Cranford Eves. Call 'AD 3-4750 or AD 2-5940 throw, and another freeze Totals 30 11 Bl Totals al 14 BS •BAKNETT^S UQUORS 1 Nylen ..: 244 1B0 316 greatest joy in life.^John P. Mor- Cranford Esso Servke ~ S3 32 LARGE UNFRAMED /mirror! lwo,»ui- UNITi:p STATKS *8»n. As the game closed, Doney Cranford ' 16 3 7 35—51 Czajkowski, Peppermint Room. Culm 145 127 / TOTAL 887 «J4 »79 North Jersey Chess League, which Al V Jack's Texaco ..- 31 33 hogany end tables; /pne »quuru(' coiTee Lee Dietrich BR 6-4A36- Westfleld 11 31 7 17—58 227; Frankenberger, Schlecter's 206 148 160 Baron\ Drugs - 18 38 - . table, mirrored top;oicx-llent condition. Marion Harrldloe BR 6-0463 GOVI:RNMI:NT ' WILD BIRD SEED 140 192 HARRIS. LTD. 1 is composed of 1O groups. John Mirtln Jewelers •••••••• .IS 39 Reasonable. BRldga 6-«l«2. Hardware, 211; Leonhardt. Schlec- — 186 150 181 AnjtlnoU 168 167 203 METHoblSTS MEN'S CLUB 3 Hit. —wU* ml UM •«•! HAVE YOU BEEIT 165 175 152 RuTso 139 155 169 Cory '-.. 157 ISO 170 Biach of Cranford is a member of John Keppler—420 CARVED MAHOGANY tuxedo style FEEDING STATIONS • SUNFLOWER SEEDS terti Hardware. 232; Kinney. p 134 134 Ooodman - 157 163 134 Imus : 1*3 las •igk Gasu sf la* Week: il >\" ' -• chair. BRidgc 672922. BITTEN BY THE BUG? *peet Cranford, Westfield Breen's Gold Checks. 203; Stacy. TOTAL 842 734 B19 Mcyor ....'. 139 189 175 Slocllfn i 166 178 Va the Plainfield-Westfield club. x Gregory Batilus-^160 •\ •'• ' ' COCKTAIL DRESS, pale pink brocidc. SHAHEEN AGENCY, SUET CAKES Methodist Men's Club. 204; Doney. Lusardi 1»7 220 160 Stacy 204 171 BOBBINS & ALLISON. INC. of Wanderlust, we mcun— DA1BV 2 Handicap 27 27 • 37 Doney 207 ISO 153 sheath, sixc 11-12, »7. Bltldiic «J-i4tki. Realtors OR HAVE YOU BEEN TRANSFERRED? fo Renew Full Sports Schedule Methodist Men's Club, 207; Mc- E. IVtenra >»7 208 15S TOTAL 7«7 HI 867 McPherson 165 330 • :•,!'»:'> nit OR ARE YOU JUST GOING TO BUY Pherson,, Methodist Men's Club. A-ttotmun 191 J31 152 PEPPERMINT BOOM 2 Handicap 23 S 34 U Hortk A**, SL YOUR BEST GIRL HER DREAM HOUSE? Announcement this week that Westfield and Rahway High Schools A. Schul* — 170 167 160 H. Loderstedt 334 302 185 TOTAL, .: M« 821 687 Lots For Sole If so. We would appreciate the opportunity P«r. Annum av 220, Huetteman, Shaheen Agency, khttnM 189 189 191 S. Delia SaU 149 167 177 SHAHEEN AOENCY\ 0 THE PINGRY SCHOOL WESTt'lEU)—Larvn wooded iol in Indian LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING BR 6-1900 and BR ft0777 to help you sell your present home. e been admitted to the WatAung Conference will have more than E. Thonuncn -. 170 134 195 J. Perry 152 149 193 Coventry 118 lo» 168 rubeiibaclafs a 202; Harris, Shaheen Agency, 20& TOTAL 907 829 853 Forest section.' Fully Improved. •9.&O0. «Hdurnificaiu».taC»iita»l J. Delia Sala 129 150 166 Huetteman - 170 202 131 215 North Avvnu*. WUtdm. N. I. ALAN JOHNSTON, lUollur, 203 Elm PAID QUABTEBLY Rankin, Lind's Pharmacy, 249: MAKCO CHEMICAL CO. 1 J. Csajkowski 141 Stf IAS HarriH s —- 1«7 149 SOB ' St.. Wcstilcld. ADoins 2-3(HI4. HouMhold Goods Exclusively OPEN' WEEKENDS will mean that Cranford and Nietzel, Jr., Lind's Pharmacy, 202; L_ D'Alouadru _ 1X5 156 151 TOTAL 795 895 890 17 announces Evenings Call . SAVE BY MAIL... W. Klrfcitttrick ISO 169 131 Jacky •• «« "» T ELIZABETH FEELEY will renew competition two years or as much sooner as and VonBrunt, Lind's Pharmacy. A. Sndmin 166 166 169 SCHLECTER'S HARDWAXE 3 Torgersen 145 171 161 ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS 20L A H. lUjrxrj 140 156 167 Laiirion ..- 179 151 170 TOTAL 700 SIS KS4 Tutoring Evcrard Kempshall . 78 Centennial Avenue , BR 6-0802 U sports events for.the lint schedule arrangements, can be J bnborn --;.. 174 213 208 LIND'S PHARMACY 1 •'/! l:f''... Storage BR 6-O07S Colanert 13» U6 157 For ff«i—»—i«»» %o GradM 8 through 11 TOTOBINO — High School and College Shipping MarKueriU Rearwln , RR6-44M Eileen1 p. WlUon ,—. BR 6-2875 In about a quarter of • cen- worked out Prize winners for January were TOTAL _ ~ 765 860 8»J Frankenbcrcer >169 211 170 Hanktn 149 I3« ITS subjects. Carelus T. Clark. B. A. '• ::':'K.. • " \--\r-\<; . •••••'• •:•.../.:.:.•-•.;. /'/.*•• ^v:; ; '.• CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHHdmCLE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, I960 compete in June in the interna- byterian Church. their first place lead by, winning Contests Awaited tional contest- in Dallas,' Tex. Mr. Heyburn reported that plans two games from the test place Di Daniel H. .Jieyburn of 30 Uoger are underway for a fall barber- Hards. ' ; By Easternaires 1 shop show for the benefit of Union High secies were_bow)ed by Mrs. avenue ip fitst tenor with'., the Junior,, College. 'The group ap- Roy Brinkerhoff, fiW B's. 517; • , The Easternaires of Jersey City, Easternaires. • . • •• V peared last week-end in Hartford, Mrs. Ernie Brandenberger, • Five barbershop quartet, will compete On ' Tuesday the quartet will Conn., at the mid-winter meeting B's, 450; Mrs. Leonard Church, Sales a& a iregional contest next month in sing at a meeting of the Union of the International SPEBSQSA. SUlkettes, 439; Mrs. Jack Ewing, i Baltimore, Md., along with 40 County Assdc. for the Blind spon- Jewels, 425: Mrs. D. Scheller, Jay thro Monday «jaarteis from seven mid-Atlantic •••••• ••-••T^.-.m,;;?- sored by the. Crahford Lions • Club Jewels, 417; Mrs.. M. Wadle, For^ dtales. -.'*•. '' • '. List Schedule For sight conservation committee - at feits, 410; and Mrs. Jerry Bren- iwSWpTlIalhofntherF:»«3t-P?«« irls^Baskeriwlh^ =-^-wrT S.-===-4|OO7T-->—<~• — Entered as second class mall matter at i: TPrtOiH-rt-anfnrrt. N. J CENTS .Schedule for the Girls* Recrea- Team standings are: . ' • •" • • • • '• • ' ' v w - v • tional Basketball League games to Strlkettes ....;...,.. ; *\ 22 . be played Saturday were • an- Jewels 3314 3»& Tigers . . ...'•.. '32 '' 31 ' nounced this week by Miss Jean rive B's . . ...» ._ .. .;.™L. 3a 31 ••' •.:( Board Votes Mrs: Wiljiams ."^oorhees as follows;d - Forfeits '.-.'.: 27W 35V» resident „ ...:: 23 '• 40 Cost of New High School Estimated . • AT LIVINGSTON SCHOOL \. 0:30—Basket Blasters vs. Cougars •. Second Term as President 10:15—Globetrotters vs. Pifaters 11:00—Rebel Rousers v«. Sly Guys Mrs. G. Holmes Williams, first woman in 91 12:30—Sweatshirts vs. Cranford Couflar- If Local United Fund serve as etttw . president of the Cranford Board of Education, was to "that 1:15—Sittl's vs. Rebounders Belden of 10 Manor avenue was named to serve At $28 a Year to Average Taxpayer 2:00— Bombers vs. Challengers" < ••-,-• i «rondvear as presidenidtt of Cfanford'Cf s United Fund or- position at the reorganization meeting of the board Monday night AT BLOOMINGOAtE SCHOOL a at Lincoln School. • -c_il ."Comparison with national cost figures show that the It will cost Cranford's average taxpayer less than $30 a 9:00—Jltterbusffcrs vs. Beavers ' the fund's board of directors held its organization 0:45—Dales Devils vs. Raiders -Before, her election as president last year, Mrs, Williams, who proposed high school plans are both efficient and economical," year for the proposed nevr high sdhobl, Mrs- G. Holmes Wil- 10:30—Originals vs. Boo Bah Banjees ay in the Munidpal Building. declared Henry A. Detering from the floor to over 200 citizens liams, president of the Board of Ettmcafitm, announced today." 11:15—Court Jesters vs. Deadly Dribblers -.Tyre of 102 Makatom drive, Jormer chairman starting her ninth year, as a '12:30—Siimanons vs..Gym Dandles navid trustee, served as vice-president at the close of the first public information meeting sponsored Local voters will go to the polls March 15 to act on a $3,772,000 l:lSt^Jumping Juniors vs. Naughty ltheafund's PubUc relations' Angels ' i. • Jor two years. .. ' by the Board of Education at Brookside School last Thursday bond issue for the proposed new senior high sdiool on a 39-acre 2:00—Terrible 10 vs. KorballeU ™wtee wascliosen.tosuc- 2.45—Blue Demons vs. Decagons nm An alumna of Hunter College, ivening.' .....' .-...; '."'•]'' site oil Orange avenue. fw Bowling, as first Mr: Detering, speaking as a w^ident and Mrs W. *Iew York, she is assistant director Bali's if. public relations and advertising Cranford taxpayer interested Second School Plan Meeting 2 Teum K Holds Slim r vear bond issue's being sold at a seebnd term as in the cost factor of the pro- Lead in Temple League named to tor Frank H. Taylor and Sons, osed building,-explained that nc., East Orange. She is a former ie sought the advice of the East- Tearri K held on to its slim two- 19 To Beheld Wednesday Night Quilt Cup Bras president of the Union County rn Union County Chamber of Anothej/opportunity to mee.t the architects of the- prr>pn«»^» rr***