THE WESTFIELD LEADER TO UADOW AMD KMT WIDttT OttOTlATID WDKLT nVFATU m Dm flMim ^^ ^ ifENTIETH YEAR—No, 43 nterea *» Second WEST-HELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 Publish** Kvmry Th Eight Receive Playfields DARCood 410 Awarded Diplomas At o Open Tuesday Citizenship Medals WHS Exercises Tuesday Eighth Grader* Patrolmen Exams ipect 2,000 From Weatfield, Will Be Tuesday Borough Named Roosevelt, Edison Junior HighCarolEUen uldrenTo Attiag Polic Ckicf U. AhWrl Rii«r •nnounc.a' to. (Set pictvroi aa aafa 1) *»f »k«t aiaariaatioat will b« Tile Westfield chapter, Daugh Ceremonies Graduate 461 Diammdstein ters of the American Revolution ;r Monday »«M T«.U«r .t ( p... i, tli, Graduation exercises for 234 pu WaUuak room of lh. Mvni- has awarded eight Good Citizen Two hundred and twenty-seven ship medals to eighth grade pupili piU were held Friday night I t|>upils were gr*du»tBd from Rooie- Is Top Student is estimated that spproxi. cip«l Buildiag (or th« paiitioa in Westfield and Mountainsidi Edison Junior High School. Rob valt Junior 'Iliirfi School Monday riy 2,000 fc-hildreji will register of patrolman. schools. ert H. Mulreany, president of tli night. Diplomas were pie tented Rrtbert H. MulnHUir, >rwllw« day from 1 to 3 p.m. for the Thoie who 4s lot hive ap. Board of Education, presented the 'by Ernest A. Carison, vice presi- erf the Boar* The awards are made annuall ar* oa* UwmUm, M. week iummer playground plic.tion, on filt ihoaM re- diplomat, Howard Tomllnson, prin- dent of the Board of Education. tented diploma* U 410 t urn on the nine local play- port at 7 p.m. Tu.ta.y .aa to a boy and girl in each of the cipal, presented the awards. eighth grade classes in the West- The PTA «iw«rd if or the hlgh«»t at the grtduatiaf ea*M tl Parents are urged to aid All one out. High honor awards from the fleOd Senior JlhjH iMwat " ' children in filling out play field public and parochial school! acmdi-mic averaire .went to Kathryn All cppliuBti ikouM bo bo. school's PTA for the boy and girl Munphy, Other awards were pre night, d refiatration cards and dn and the Mountainside school. tWMB tk« age! of 21 to 30, graduates with the highest mark! sented Iby A&ert fi. iBoJbal, ii g of tha • juppjicaltkms to insure ac- Selection is made by the faculty, at Ita.t S feet, 8 iachti till, went to Eric lannelli and Mai; l wert sddrcstM by taw ' of reeonda. and weigh > miaimvm of 1M or both faculty" and student body, Elizabeth Tomlin»on. m Kahn announced last week, eight pornidi, with w«i|kt and on the basis of: Honor, honesty, Namat of RaaitTtlt SCIIMI "Hwcnty-Av* Ymn TIM* Towtr. rrounds Ifor children 5-12 wil high principles, trustworthiness The class of 1959 annual award, B«i§k» to be proportioaaU. provided by the school's first grad- Gra4ualat appear an pa** tl row" *ni Card Efl.n MmiM |tocatels. A teen-ace playground •o-operation, meritorious behaviou jecbi went to. (WHltom Baumer, so- Naa af WHS ~ Local Girl Is Miss New Jersey Namat af EdiiM School oys and gills 13-15 will he lo- n bringing honor to school urn cial similes; taiwrerree Warter, M paf* IT I at Etai Street School, Deerfield School community, kindliness, unselfish Graduate! appaar •• paf* It 'nuitihematlcii; Kathryu IHunptiy, kjaygrcunid hours Monday will ness, true Americanism, individual Miss Susan Barber of 400 Long' English; Eliwood Hennlng, nclence Honors were announcwi %f Or. j[r«m ivowi to 4:30 p.m. Tues- responsibility to home, to country, fellow avenue was named Mi«> Foreign Students PTA athletic honor awards were Donna BHIut, 'French; l>oJial twit L. FOOM, vrincM- Or. through Friday the grounds Graduates 102 to God; Courage, mental and phys New Jersey of 1960 Saturday night (riven to Stephen Frelhcrr mid An- 'Mokrauer, Germ«n; Jluth Peter. fl. N. frmn Jr., pW be open from 9:30 a.m. to ical determination to overcome ob- in Wildwood. She was entered In drea Scurry. The honor awards son, 'I.witin, Mid iBnitwia Terry, »chool.i, presented tfc* in practical arts from the I'TA p.m. Playgrounds wlH be stacles; Leadership, personality, he pageant as Miss Suburban Un- l A 60-itor AiiurleH fla* WM Class Receives To Visit Westfield were presented to John Lnuhei holidays and any rainy day originality, ability to lead and hold ion County, eponsored by the Fan Tliu «WHIX1 for ouUUndlntt presented by titt WwMfW mechanical drawing; Chirlci wood-Scotch Plains Junior Cham tUdhlevemvnt in Industrial arU fh«pUr, DAR, to Miti Wi |ng the season which will run Diplomas Tuesday ithers, good sportsmanship, respon Stark, crafts; Steven Bubler, ber of Commerce. AFS Weekend went to iRiKbort Jones. Tuerttay to [.Vug. 19. One sibility, and Patriotism, fundamen wood; Carol Mulreany and Jo Ann •tain M Uit'Ant honor Tho Colla 4f, Dltklnaon iMemor She aiu n«i«lv«| th* |M H children «rc reminded that MOUNTAINSIDE—A graduat- tal Americanism. Miss Barber will represent New To Be July 17-22 Rote, clothing, and Barbara Flem- istration is mandatory for ipar- ng class of 102 received diplomas Winners for Hooscvelt Junior Jersey in the Miss America contest ing and Barbara Schroedcr, foodn, lal Aiwai'ds In Holhing were |ire fleld Area City *Mha«M»i sentwl >to Haremtit Wilde and )ation but attendance is op- Tuesday night at Deerfield School. High School were: in September in Atlantic City. Thirty-one American Field Serv- l i Named to the "Book of Emer- Jane Tlenmnn. The Don Large Me- tor the Ant ttm« thta y«w ta llw al at all times. The class valedictorian was Cher- Miss Barber, an 18 year old ice foreign exchange students wll Ruth (Betty) Small, daughter oi ald" were: Gordon Wlayne Dlg- morial Athletic Award for an out gM in the (rm^uatin* da* *?•* ry Tom and the co-salutatorians Mr, and Mrs. Augustus Small of green-eyed brunette, won the tai- visit WestAeld July 17-22 under Kory, Hilda Marie Eddy, Stephen teen age playground will sbandlnyr 'perfonrtanco in the Richest utmitmk •vtrict. were Nancy Kathryn Johnson and '32 Colonial avenue, Winner also nt part of the competition with the auspices of the executive Imnri Paul Kreihorr, Dan W. llanke, |in be located «t the Elm Street was jfiven to Martin How«rth. Jwnei iM»tU»BW TltoatM WH Carol I,ynn Aurnhammer. of the Roosevelt "H" award, she a comedy monologue ehe had writ- of the Westfleld High School PTA Nancy Hely, Judith Gall Hlkheox, 1 site. This program, which is ten. She defeated 19 other girls with the co-oporatlon of the Stu Thoso iittmod to Mie "Book of |it«s«nted wi* Mia ComtN C«i, The Student Council award was hopes to become a school teacher. Martha Johansen, ElUabeth Lelgli, which U given by th« Comi CM ring euxh season under Wie for the New Jersey title. Sho Is dent Council. Their stay In Wost- Gwld" were: Wan-lotto B»i*cr, given to Patrick Feely. Nancy nterested in reading, sewing and Christine C. Mayer, Jano Carol of Union County to th» boy it- ership of Robert Jones, will five feet, five inches tall, weighs fleld will conclude a three weeks WWIam lluMiiH'r, Carole Bennett, Johnson received the Paul K. Davis ancing, she has travelled west McNerncy, Richard Kenneth Moul locted iby * 'faculty commltU* M pn offer a variety of activities: memorial speech award. and south during her summer va 10 pounds and measures 95—20— bus tour of the United States pro- ton, Carol Ann Mulrenny, Angc- Virginia Canpentor, 'Rrtbert Cham liery, terinis, bus trips to the vided for the students by Ameri- ibem, Ohui'lns Cnlweci, 'Bwtiar tho outstanding man In th« Mnl«r CJlen Bitwise and Margaret Rupp ations. 35. Her skit depicted a hillbilly llnc N. Papalus, Patricia Anno class. The IRtchard Van den V«fh hole and Forest Lodge, irtter- who goes to a baseball game a can Field Service al the conclusion Podd, James Preston Punuck, Fran DUta, Bruce Khi'imvHii, DOIIIIH El IbasdbiBU for iboys «nd soft- received the DAK Good Citizenship Steve McCoy, son of Mr. and of their senior your in an Ameii liott, Vietork. in free tennis lessons for al authors were as follows: "Sen Biitin, George L. Bcnninger, Diano Edison Corps, slio served as presl, ton, tf. Y., where sho ranked flnst ties and picnics, a sightseeing trip «W, and The Challenge of A* U rr off mm d«idi« w**» hmhm ataarnatanM Children are en sons," Phyllis Jo Rowland; "Tho L. Blazo, Janet M. Blindt, Judith dent of the eighth grade this year last term in her 500-&tudent clias. to New York City and visit to the Schweitzer," Iwwrenco W*rtcr. tho 'highest «vei«tre in IMUIMMMM jragod to (bring their own rac Sea," Susan Lee Westfall; "Sub A. Blindt, Glen Bllwisc, Beverly She was recently elected secretary At college she 1> a member of Kap United Nations and a reception for 1'i'izo winning original poems «nd wltint-tt during hi* fts hut extras are available if terranoan Sound Track," Patricia A, Boyle, Alice Mary Britton, Phyl- f the Student Government A»8O a Delta sorority, tka Dormitory host families and guests. The Btu- cro rocitml iby thoir uutihora as coil-ma, y/eiU to Cart lis Ann Britton, Cole Fritsch Council, university choir and Out- dents will l»e coming from Wash- Anne Podd; "Imagination," Jamua P (Please turn to page 3) iation for next year. She is a Preston Pwinck; "Mnjesty," Mary foJllw»: "TJioughtful," Ularrletto Brown, Judith Lu Caldwell, George member of the ohecrlcading squad, ing Club. ington, D. C, where they will have Banber; "From the Vieiwpolnt of The language prlie* war*, a* spent four days seeing the sights Sue Moore, and "Kaleidoscope," Casper, Yvonne Msry Chartowick, girls' chorus and eighth grade Miss Barber's lB-ycar-old sister Stum," Linda Chaso Mathls, and follawii Latin, NMIOIM Join Caf. In the capital, visiting government Lorraine Dcnisc Canipan. Dana E. Chavkin, Richard B. girls' basketball team. She attends larriet, wait graduated Monday "Observation," ®uwn Anneto Ger- uutlill 111; German, Nancy Conrad jfficlals and paying a cull at their Collins, Judith Elizabeth Colvin, he Scotch Plains Willow Grove light from Roosevelt Junior High ald. jmbasnies. Gertrude Virginia Condon, Ernest resbyterian Church. Her sum chool. Pfirrmann, Fromm F. Csaszar, Patricia Cunningham. ners are spent at Normandy President Elsenhower, nddress- Released on Bail; Also, Deborah Davison, Donna each. ng American Field Survice.stu- Benefit Ball Lee Dictz, Bruce Michael Douglas, Stephen Jay Atwood, son of Mr. ilcnts last year, summed up the Plead 'ISol Guilty' Dennis Doyle, Patrick Scott Feely, nd Mrs. Giles K. Atwood of 812 AAUW Branch rinciple of the program when he Ira Steven Feldman, William Fer- ice place. Also a member of the described it as "people to people." Retired Westfield Police Chief Game June 30 guson, Leslie J. Finn, Nancy Fred- idison Corps, he is president-elect Gives Scholarship Designed to develop lusting Interna- Albert Pflrrmann nnd Police Ser- tional understanding through per- geant Alfred M. Promm Jr. wero (Please turn to page 2) (Please turn to page 2) sonal friendships, this yeiir the both relensed on $1,000 bail Friday Police, Firemen Mm Walker by Union County Judgo Mlltun A. To Be Player* (Pleiise turn to page 2) Feller uRur pleading not guilty to School Boosters Present 1960 Wins First Award charges thut they wero Involved In he alleged "fixing" of more than A benefit Softball game between (SM picture on p»l« 2) Thomm Receive* 800 traffic tickets. Lhe Westfield Police Department nnd the Wtmtfleld Fire Department Grants to Hoppin, Miss Schneider MOUNTAINSIDE — Nancy They are now awaiting trial Valker of 1383 Birch Hill road hon Answer From Towl will be played at tho Elm Street which will be held durint! the Sep- The 'Wostfioid School Boosters vice 'president of the senior class, cceived the first scholarship award School pluyground Thursday at mbvr term of the courts. Judge Association has awarded its 19G0 and is planning to attend Duke f the Mountainside hrsnch of the Mayor H. Emerson Thomns an- :.'!() p.m. All (lonutlonH will be eller grunted Chief Pfirrmann scholarships to Charles Hoppin of University this fall. American Asjocintlon of Univer- nounced Ihnt, following the releusc urncd over to the "Frank Crc- permission to return to Florida at 712 Scotch tPiains avenue und iMiss Schneider is receiving tte ity Women, it has been announced of his statement iisklng Republican wiu Fund." he request of hia uttorncy, llyman Nancy Schneider of 521 Fairmont $200 Booster scholarship awarded iy Mrs. Edward Perrinc, presl- mayoralty candidate Burr Towl Jr. In addition to the game there mine of Elizabeth. avenue, hoth seniors at Westfield to the outstanding girl. She has lent. The award was designated to discuss a program on a possible will.bo special entertainment pro- Chief Pflrrmann won indicted by High School, according to Booster been commanding officer of her 'or a young woman of Mountain- administrative assistant, he re- ided between Innings by the "Ken MARY CHIN holdover January Grand Jury president Wynant T. Wilday. gym class which won third ilde who had completed at least ceived a letter Thursday from Mr. 'wirlettvs," a group of baton gy Muy 20 on a charge of misconduct These scholarships are given for i Sh h wo years of undergraduate study Towl stating he "would_be glad to wirlem from Kenilworth. They award thia year. She has also been meet for such a discussion." In office. Sergeant Fromm is ac- re Joyce (iulkn, Mary Ann Zam- outstanding proficiency nnd lead- president of Y-Tecns and an officer college. larv Chin Wins Mayor Thomas ia now proceeding msecl of altering public records. lagalionc, Cheryl Illeny, Gcnlvle OAILBURDCTT ership in athletics, sportsmanship of the Junior Auxiliary. Nancy is Among the criteria in making Sergeant Promm wan removed to sot up a meeting for such a pur- Ituppu and Connie Corclono. The 9 and character, with a sehokslic a musician, playing both the violin he selection were general schol- us traffic violations clerk la.il July record at least equal to the school pose between Mr, Towl, Arthur C. 'Mel-Tones," a rock and roll band and cornet, and she has been an istic ability and need for financial when the state audit dlncovcrod the sponsored by Ben und Tony Mnz- (ealtors Grant average. Fried, Democratic mayoralty cun- offkor of the Junior Musical issistancc for continuing in col- downgrading of tickets. Ho was •u, will also render a fuw selcc- Junior Women The Booster scholarship award- ege. In making the award to an didnte, and the Town Council. the 1960 scholarship award of Club. In addition, fhc has been ac- cprvHonlcd in court by John T, ions. ed ,to Hoppin amounts to $300 tive in the high school choir. She lpperclassman, the AAUW branch Glennon of Elizabeth, i Wcstficld Board of Realtors (Please turn to page 2) Olllcial unnouncor fur tho ganio Name Delegate and is designated as the William is planning to attend Oberlin Col- 'elt that while many scholarships i been won by Mary Chin of 108 H. List Jr. memorial scholarship ire given to graduating high school vill be Lt. Thomas A. Cutnlon of Bt Broad street. lege this fall. he Police Dopartment. Um|iiriiiK award in honor of Mr. List who The Booster scholarships were tudents, upperclassmen are some- Now Attending ss Chin ranks in the upper (Mod in January 1958. Mr. List mes neglected. will bo Al Mooller, Irwin Lyninn per cent of the senior class. officially presented at high school Holy Trinity High Schoolnnd Art Fredrlrkson, all of the was a past Booster president and commencement exorcises Tuesday, Nancy, who will lie a Junior ot CilizeiiHhip Institute 1 school activities include mem- I'ony League, nnd Ed MucCIosky, supporter of sports activities for it was stilted by Charles II. Frank- mith College next fall, is conccn- frship on the Student Council, in ormor Dodger player. Uhe children of Wcstfield. erfbaoh Jr., scholarship committee rating on Latin American studies, Mi»n Gail Burdctt, who will en- ! Latin Club, Spanish Club and Tickets muy bo obtained from Hoppin has won two letters in chairman. 'ollowing her graduation she hopes Graduates 96 Students cr Jier senior year at Westfleld ! leaders Club. She was elected ny police officer or fireman. basketball and was captain of the iMr. Frnnkcnbach emphasized 3 work in Latin America, teach- High School in the fall, wan >«• membership in the National team in his .senior year. As hard that "the 'Boosters consider it a g and ultimately Roing into the Twenty of the 96 graduates oS Eilizabeth, Convent Station; 'Mary- ectcd as n delegate to attend the nor Society in her junior year. driving iplaymakcr and defensive real privilege to 'honor outstand- liplomatic service. She was grad- foly Trinity High School stared unn Fahey, Ml scJiolarehlp to Dun- 14th Citizenship Institute now bo- Kiss Chin will enter New Yorl: ibuiwark of'the team, he won the ing boys and girls with these nchol- lated from Jonathan Dayton Re- 13 scholarships und grants it was ibarton Colloge of itho Holy Orosa, Boro Council ng held on the Douglass College livcrsity in the fall to major in most ratable player award f«r ariihips and 'bolieve that the ional High School in 1958, receiv- innounccd at commencement ox- Wiinhington, D.C., and a partial nmpiia in New Brunswick, Mon- •dcrn languages. She plans to that spoil in I960. He also has awards arc well deserved by these ig a PTA scholarship award in ti'ciscs hdd Thui-cday in the Wgh sdhwlarship ifrom the WeHtifield lay through tomorrow. Miss BUN Business and Profcsuionul Wom- tor either the field of govern- won two letters in •1)tisi*all, play- two hig?i school students who have mt year. She ranked fourth in ichool auditorium. Seeks PO Site lett is being sponsored by the Jun- nt service or of education, en's Club. ing most of the time in tihe short- mado such a significant contribu- le class scholastlcally. At Jon- The 'IM. Kw. Msgr. William C. or Woman's Club of Weatfield. rhe realtor award of $250 Is stop position. Charlie has been tion to spouts in Weatfield." ;han Dayton, she was president lelmibuch, pastor of St. Michael's AJso, WllHajm Ford, an honorary MOUNTAINSIDE—The United Miss Burdett, daughter of Mr. ide each year by the Westfield the Biology Club, a member of hurdi In Klizwbcth, gave the com- (scholarship ifmm St. Peter's •Col- Stutox 'Post Office DL-iiiiiitmcnt will ml Mrs, J. Foster Zimmerman of »rd and the selection ia deter- the ensemble, a member of Future mencement addrcoA. Tho 'lit. Rev. ltge, Jersey OHy;iMkhuoI 'Mahler, g»ln he urged to locate a pru- F25 Kust Broad street, in a mem- ned by the scholarship commit- sgr. 'Henry J. Wattcrtfon, pastor National Honor Socioty ncholarxhlp •OHed new post ollice In the bor- mr of the Westfleld Sub-Junior (Please turn to page 2) und an honorary presidential achol- cbmposed of: Charles Buake, f Holy Trinity, gave the diplomas agh'n business zone, it was voted A'oman's Club and will be preil- iirnhip from iBoston ColleRc, Boa- airman, M. A. Mercner, Pctru- and honors, which were announced iy th« Horough Council Tuesday lent of the group next year. Among lla Koster and Hank Friedrichs. Private School Bus ton, IMUH«.; Mary iMason, a full light. ler high school activities, she has y the Kev. Francis J. Houghton, scholarship from l of 'Nursing, itt« at Woodland nnd Mountain wo years, anil Is the secretary- uebek Receiveg Art The 'Holy Trinity Glee Clut), Newark; Lbidtf Mieth, ft gmnt Registration is now open for pu- Hh Sharon Lu Rocca as aecom- ivcnui's and New'Providence road ilect for the coming year. •from Newton, i.Muss,, College of ccnuHc, it IIIIH urgued, thut is This year she represented tho epartment's Grant pils wishing to use the privately- lanint, presented three numbers. the Sac-red Hc.rt. run school buses, Mrs. Herbert Four of the awaid.s presented hem most of the borough stores Al»o, iMarjorio O'Dunnell, a par- (Please turn to page 2) •Gerald Luebck of 1445 Lamberts Boyle of 824 Dorian road, chair- rant to 'Stephen Zukowski. These •re 'located. tial ffcho'lurahlp from Northeastern Thu borough postal service i» Bill road has been chosen to re- man of the Railway Avenue School ncluded a full tuition ncliolutnhip : ive the art student grant from a Mount St. 'Mary's College, Em- Univorsity; He({ina 'I'ctrik, 11 grunt IOW temporarily located in the In Thin hme Bus Committee, has announced. fr'im the College of St. Elizabeth o art department of the Wom- I Information with the child's it^burg, IMd. and partial »c>h<»l- uildine ociiwpicd t>y the Tritcktor und a Niw Jersey State whrtlur- Alboiit Town with Sally 9, 10 i's Club of Weslfield. This year's ] name, address, telephone, school >hips to Merrimack College, lorp., 1137 Ilmitf 22. ant is for $150 made possible ship; Irene 'Ryan, a partial schol- In other rrction the council pro- liu?iiiL'6B Directory 22 I and grade may be mailed on a Morlh Andover. Mass., St. Oiirh- arship from t'ht Cranford Rotary thd every artist exhibition and ! cl's College, Wimwki, Vt,, und noted Edward J. IMullin to Mic Church News 20, 21 post card to the school representa- Cluh and the laurel I^iigue In Cfaniflnl 6, 7 le held by the department in the tives. St. 'Bonavcnture'.'i College. •ank of lU'iitciiant in the Police 'Plalnfleld to St. 'Michael's School npartnient ut u salary of $0,000. Editorials;g Those representatives are des- Other recipients were: 'Richard of Nursing; BiUfbnru Sfdie, a par- 'he port tad been vacant about Garden 23 The grant is competitive and is ignated as followo: Lincoln, Mrs, archi, a full Navy 'ROTC cehol- tial scholarship from Mount Mercy 'en to the high school senior who 0 yearn. Obituaries .. 4 Richard Phillips of 827 Dorian rship and tihe John IMcMullon College, Pittsburgh, fa., and 11 School News «hes to continue in the field of Walter R. iltutcyman of Summit ,,,.,21 road; Edison, Mrs. A. K. Hallam eglorca! Scholarship to Cornell partial HcholurtMp from Mint'1'i- Social *• Luebek, who was graduated of 1731 Boulevard, and Westfield niver.iity College of Engineering, cordia College, 'Dalta;, Pa. 'as appointed « prubotlomiry j)a- B-15 ! ultnutl. Sports K'sday from Wcstfield High Hieh .School, Mro. Kurt Kreider, thaca, N.Y.; Nancy Czcrnik, a Theatres „ 30-38 ' hool, "will continue his education CHARLES HOPPtN 141 Marlboro street, grant from tiu C»ite£e ot St. (Please turn to pag» 2) Pratt Instituted NANCY SCHNEIDER turn to ;>$« 2) THE WE5TFIELD (N. J.) LEADEH, THURSDAY, JUNE », IM0- •mendation, awarded to siuden ley, (Rose Miriam Ghitaw, John for superior performance m th Patrick Cojanis, Maurten 'Msx-ga- 411 Awarded Nastkmsl .Meiit Examination, W(-: ret Conway, Maureen Theresa C«s- te Xx»is fiy«h Boyer, Janiti Bic t*!lo, T*on>»a Walter Crilly, JoHn (Please turn to page 2) •nil Cmmpten, George Alian Da losepfa Curley, Nancy DHen Czer- UBrtoh; Spanish, Mary 'Alice Bon. idson, f« Pht-lps Horr, John O nik, Cvnd lAnne Datis, Eobert nic Psrken, Blame Gaye TiscWer, JiwMid Iistt U, John Waitftk Paul 'Dovia, and French, Amy Helen Wg James, Suisan Bgirict* Jordan Also, Sbkiey Aim De Fiantescu, nwth and Ktrfiolas John CafareJU Bai'baia Blot) fCahn, Samuci l*w- Wane afark Be 3«t, Jtory Ann III. is Qtar^uiies, Henry Carpente Oanefri. iHonom Ann Eckrith, The Waiter J. i*e Sr. journai- Mar.-h.-tll Jr., Karen Matiiaaen Linda Jeanne E^osto, y Bn» jirfee ef $26 wnt (« Banbaia Elinor Oiaire iMoran, JMUCM FIBJ- Therese ftbey, Cardyii Anne Etlen Kaihn. l%e OJ. and Mrs.ton iMowry, Oarl Williams Peter Fahrmarm, Jotepii George fitti- Jfanry -Bayard MdCoy iMtnorial son, John H. Kotdigef, Jeffrey B pMdL Orae* Bernadette Fiturer- fclhiy, a grant of $1,250 Shapiro, Stephen Alk-n Tice iu •U, Jen Theres* Fiugerald, to Wie nutie &huden£ for P fl ZimmermanZi J Jr. David M>ebM»l Flctctier, Wlli kis fH <»firif?iH-y in the study of Named to the National Honor ITichael ForJ. American history, went to Nirbo- _jeiety were: Barbara Curtis ias John Crfare-lli III. Battey, Michael G. Bazaral, Thorn AiM, Juie Kattiryn PIynn, as Edward Bohannon, Penetopi Uuwe G»j«nki, Joseph C. Gard- The wt prizes of $25 *nd f 15, ner, Arme Jwdaa Glennon, Linda given by *h* Westfieid Art Asso- Ann Butts, teila Valentine Bun net!, Nicholas John Cafarelli III Gra»«, WiUiain Janus Hart ciation, went to Gerald L. I.uebck , niHtwOh Ann Heras, £v« Mid Elizabeth Anne Warwick, re- Mary Chin, Nancy Mice Olemftn Carol Ellen Dkmondstein, Bar Edith Molimaan, ThoflMM Frantii »peetiveJy. The home economics Howe*, Sac Ann fauetti, John prize went to Judith Anne Girard. bara Jean Doombos, Harriet. Iby Haslam, Allan Robert Haworth Anthony Iovino, Btrr>- Gerard Mask and Mime prizes of $10 Jve* and IS, offered J>y the Hchool Richard 3C Hooper, Lois Ptaelps dramatic club, went to Cart Ed Horr, John Whitaker James, Bev- Also, Judith Marie Jasion, Dav. ward (juttenleijrc-r and Kai}>ara erly Alice Johns. id Foribre JenrJngB, Tanya John- Ellen Kahn, reepectwely. The piiz Also, Beverly Ann Jones, Susan aon, Kathleen Lucille Keenen, of f 15 from the school music de Patricia Jordan, Barbara Ellen Mary GeraJdln* Kelley, DoloreB jiuitmeiU wen* to Nancy Rut! Kshn, John iM. Kesirnes, Rather- Anne Krondte, Paul Frederick Schneider. inc Stanton Lane, -Ernest S. ban- Hk SfMtuei Ifuanas SUMer, ning, Carol Lynne Leone, Karen Eleanor Ruth Marcjewski, 'Mary Nancy Alice Coleman, as th< Blizabeth Uuon, Michael James senior jjold letter girl, received a Lewis, Jeffrey Ehlers Marshall, .f Ua»*r«ir W*.». Mr.. Karen Mathiasen, David Charles McAivanaSi, Mary Elizabeth Mc- ckairaiu, mU» tha fold key hearing tight pearls, ;urk. which is presented *y Wie physical Mayne, James Preston Mowry! education department for atWetic Barbara Eleanor Kelson, Carol Also, PrUiciUa Joan M!»rahip from St. Peter's •WUlard Francis Weikel, Joseph arship committee. James Preston Mowry, Dennis {Mal- >r award for two successive years. College; Thomas Zimmerman, a Bgan WheaUey, Bdith Charlotte vin Powers, Malcolm Banks Sar- He is a member of St Paul's Ppis- partial scholareihip from Provi- WiUou&Kby, tMarcl*. Claire Wilson, gent, Laia-ence Vincent Scanlon, •f pal Church where he is president dence, R.I., College, the American David 'Francis 'Windisoh, Thomas find it FM* in thi STRAND Jeffrey B. Shapiro, James Mat- f the Junior Fellowship group. Electric Power Corp. Educational Paul Zimmerman and Stephen Jo- Juveniles Charged thew Thomas, Dean Hanawalt He is a member of Boy Scout Award, and an honorary presiden- seph Zukowaki With Car Damage YELLOW Vandeibilt, iPhUtp Neal Van Kirk, Troop 172 and the midwest chap- tial scholarship tfrom Seston Col- AM barles David Wilday and Charles ter, Alden Kindred of America, He lege, and WUlard Weikel, a grant- PAGES ikes camping and sports. Four juveniles, were charged MOW- (K. Wistar. in-aid if nan Seton Hall University, This is the true nature of home Monday with maliciously damag- Winners from Holy Trinity rCKff South Orange. —it is the place of peace.—John ing the parked automobile of Jack Grammar School were Margaret Ruskin Barnes of 628 Downer street, po- Behrens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otiher New Jersey State schol "WILD MVEt" Deerfield School arshtp.s -were won by Thomas in Color C. H. Behrens of 34 Tamaques ay, and Peter Giegcrich, son of Carew, John Curley, Judith Ja- STAITS SUNDAY (Continued from page 1) i(r. and Mrs. Frank W. Geigerich sio.i, Geraldine Kelly and Cath ericks, Charles E. Frenk, Edward >f 707 Central avenue. ei-ine Washbum. N. Frey, Debora Ann Garrison, Margaret Rupp, daughter of Mr. Silver rosaries, the gift of M?gi Valerie Ann Giasser, Robert Watterson, for general excellence John trunks nd Mrs. Walter H. Rupp of 359 Gomes, Anthony John Cornelia, )ogwood way, and Glen Bliwise, in the senior class went to William MEN'S AND BOYS' APPAREL Henry Lawrence Haasc, Robert son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bli- Ford, Anne

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Dates and tknei tloaal Council of J lessons w31 tie' available a Meat$ Eatier Inc., will fat 1 i playground. For YM Camps olng at noon «t the fcMtf W~ If it seems to t»ke forever to got _,.6 »ats of itfiie opening weel Registrations for toth Camp chairman, MM. Ed«uA Biikf, « I] ibe iltae annual costume parad organized for outdoor cookery, Waw«y*niJ« and Cwnji James M. there's s good reason. In addition Waverley place, Scotch Pkins,' Pra.'. ursday morning and «ie iiWa Speew are still being accepted at earance of «he pinny rides o to transporting supplies, protect- ceeos wUI f« to btndlt 1,7* N«M the West*ehi YMCA by Al Chrone, ing faade and equipment from children leeka* out at WJMUT fc.~ r off the eight playgrounds. Te: assistant general secretary, for t rides will be offered Tours Board Meets wind, insects and pets, and unless Prince Edward CoOnty, Va,,,a» boys wishing to attend summer the barbecue is fired specially, the "Operation 17M" w U* frti«*» U r at Washington and 'Rooseve resident canqi, ! Friday at (BidKinley and Jt. took has no control over th« cook- called. Defeats may be obtains Comm. Chairmen Both camps have openings in ing temperature. Many homemak- jlay^round leaders. Foni the first, third and fourth periods, crs are discovering it's easier to I.repare the food on the trusty No Dmmtmgt From Fin appear at each ffcygrauc Mrs. Frank Plesmid, president but report that the second period range in the kitchen and serve out ice during jtka season. introduced the new «S h full and names are only being of doors. Meals an juicier snd A smoke-fined corridor in We* chairmen at the regular monthly taken on the waiting list. Prom opening day till July 1 more tender, vegetables are cooked Held High School Monday hnm&t meeting of the Columbus School The first period begins Satur- pic D»y, each playground wi just right, and the cooking and a call to the Fire Departs*** Urea tTA executive board last week. day, July 2 rather than Sunday, I preparing for the town oiymp clean-up is infinitely easier. the school watohiM* illiMMi, They are as follows; Program, July 8, thus giving a bonus day Deputy Fir* Cfaief H. V. taa>. nes to be staged on the Abov during the first period. The open- at 930 a.m. Twenty-ton Mrs. Irwm Coleman; ways and crans said the smoke name f resl M ing day was moved up to allow Men often applaud an imitation, TipionaMp troplhies and mon means, Mrs. Robert Force; mem- Incinerator and there was ne d«s«- parents to have the holiday week- and hiss the real thine Aetof a«e. sn SO medals will be awarded ti bership, Mrs. David Ogden and end disturbed us little «s possible, winners. Ice cream treats fo Mrs Domimck Greco; parent and The Westfleld YMCA has at this participants will WMWSlude family hfe, Mrs. Ralph Gilbert- writing approximately 105 boya ent. AU boy* and girls 5-12 ma; hospitality, Mrs. George Martin; attending Camp Wawayanda and er, Events will include dashe pubhcity, Mrs. Alfred Kwiecinski. 35 boys and girls attending Camp th jump, (broad jump, boy PTA publications, Mrs. Frank BALLOON ASCENSION CONTEST .1 tk. Wulli.U pLnr. will k* mamd IkU JTMI-. Pott Speers, ARTISTIC BARBER SHOP ng witt^ fathers, mother Dean; health, Mrs. Louis Clasen; earth »» •tUch«4 to h«ll«lai.fill«l Ulloo.. ,mi trophic! will ,w.r I . w ...r. « «. « ., Bus transportation has been ar- Lin? an accuracy roll with theii mental health, Mrs. Clasen; safe- wkn returned, IUT* llw hrlluit itoilaitrk. (Su ilory oa ranged for those boys attending lughtera, and relay races. Recre- ty, Mrs. Nils Nesse; newsletter. by Mrs. Coleman, program chair- Camp Wawayanda if they so do- in WetffteM hr*mp*t)4 ymn, wMi Jion Field will be the Olympic site Mrs. David Kelker; library, Mrs AIEE, and the Institute of Radl< man. Other highlights of the 1960- sire. Tho bus will leave from tho instruction ulasees in all Eugene McNally; pre-school, Mrs Engineers. 61 program will be "Back to School Durling to Join Westfleld YMCA and make several ases of the Olympics will be hel Al Chrone; historian, Mrs. Gerald Night," Oct. 18; "Gourmet Din- Mrs. Durling in the former Pa- stops on the way to camp to pick 're periodically during the Hire Sorsen; school movies. Mrs. John ner," Feb. 14; art exhibition, May tricia Hamilton of Arlington; who up campers from father communi- fceks "prior to the event. Duelks; summer round-up, Mrs IBM Staff Hf lm*H IMHI CMUNN also obtained a bachelor's degree ties. Arrangements for this serv- {•Each week during the eig-Ti Alexander MacKinnon. ice can be made through tho e«mp this month. She Is a graduate of ek program, ribbon awards wi Also, representative, Mrs. J. C. It was voted to hold the 1960-61 Allen E. Durling of 709 Forest office. A fee covering the cost of presented in colors of the re Boone; teacher representative, PTA executive board meetings two avenue will join the engineering Falrleigh Dickinson University. tho bus will be charged for this ecttve playgrounds. Thus Mrs. MaryByrd; Girl Scout repre- weeks prior to the general meet- staff of International Business Ma- service. ards are earned by the chi'Mrer sentative. Mrs. Charles Taylor; ings, chines next month and move with Methodist* Conducting Camp Wawayanda la lucHtod in jeting in the various activi Cub Scnut representative, Mrs Mrs, Durling to Endicott, N. Y. He Forty-three members of the safe- the •CaUkilU of New York and offered on all playgioundi Hunt; junior theatre, Mrs. Clasen received a bachelor's degree in elec- Chilean Relief Drive THEO. TRESON ty patrol under the leadership of Camp iSpcera in the Poconos of ing the week. At the close ol and MM. Martin; teacher scholar- trical engineering June 10 at La- Joseph Pellicone, faculty safety ad- l'cnns) Ivania. Over tho yours the JOT SOUTH AVI. wnmtto, N. .'. season, the boy and girl al ship fund, Mrs. William Bohm- fayette College, Easton, Pa. The First Methodist Church Is viser, Mrs. Gerard Craft, safety Westfleld YMCA has taken nn ac- Wh playground who, in tiho opi falk: recrc»tion, Peter Vigliantl; conducting a relief drive for the chairman, and Mrs. Ridge and A Navy veteran, he will spend tive

Daniel N, Kanouse joined th e&tfield YMCA staff as assistant .87 outh director this week according an announcement made today by rank A. Ketcham, Y president Rtg. $3.98 Mr. Kanouse will have the re- 2 ponsibility of tho Gra-Y and In [ian Guide Club programs start- Ing this fall. He will rcplnce Ed ard M. Homer, younger boys sec - it will tip out wtwn the ployed in the trucking business. tery. door is opniad. GAM A wifgMts He was a communicant of Holy you BM two hooka in*iac tike door Trinity. Matthew J. Burns to kwp th« taskrt froai tiltia«. 'Survwin*; »re his wife, Rose Matthew J. Burns, » retired FIFTH GRADERS IN MRS. JOY IARCCNTI CLA%* fcmcM lk«ir (Mial «•** MltviMM far Thomas Moffett; five sons, Thomas stockbroker, died Sunday in his ik> ,«r u • cliMi «fc« th*r >r~t • *r M lh* UsMfi M«ti*u MUiM- O" •* AM* Chs W. #t iRahway, William W., home, 129 Woo#and avenue, after Str.«t .t«4»l. mn4 up Ik* r«lH .1 the «ri» «a«a k« *M«I lUl h* Ui UriH a tal abaat ar-d A., James P. aad Robert €., an esrtended ifflness. He was 71 tk* UN th»t >»I'I ia ku iMtbort. Kh—timi i* lb« Inartnv, l*ft U rigfct, an: lr» Crafat, : *H of Westfleid; (three daughters, years old. •*Ur Euli, l—t H.Um, Billr Rrf, Jaar Kaa»r- SMMJ raw: Sas MMU, faUr lavaa, Mrs, Frank X. ThoJen of Cran- Widower of IsafceUe McCor- liadU Traaiaua, DU«. Ka*rr, E» ScMatiafar, Lraa l«M»aiaa, Jui«« H*a«aa«, Cilia Stnarawa, iford, Alison Marie and iMaureen mikk Barn*, (he had Jived in West- P.ii* Gr..r, DaaU« Skallcmt, CiaaV KaMfcaa, Ltea> Saab, Jar Wia*at»r. Tail* ra»: Km aVa4- E., both at home; three grandchil- field for 19 years. He had retired •., iimmy Dill, Rick* WaUk, J**»r Cr*«M. lUit Hiaa»«a, Mik* Joifa, SrM* UafaM, Slan dren; tteree brothers, William of Siraag., Taanay MaaaiM, Jarrr ClaMar, •iaaara' Haara*. la t, (Mrs. Thomas Hurley of Mass. He was a WoiW War 1 Navy Cioster, and four (randchi1dr«ii Services were held in. Gray's tjon. Also it should tie in scale with PlialnfteJd and Miss Bertha Moffett veteran, u comn»un«cant n; Vt. -',...' , Nl itd ^ii ed by Sanoco Products in Garfie'.d He was em^oyed by the Wegtfield Newly imported ap^eiwai well u 911 I. lltOAO ST. witll hia retirement five years ago. the Dooiey Colonial Home to Holy Funeral services were 'held June hybrids are now coming on the Trinity Church, where a Solemn Department at Public Works. 10 »t tine Lornnw Puntrai Homa in market. . . ' riNMAO 14141 IMr. Iiacono was a communi- Mass of Kequiem was celebrated. Veriretines, VL, «n*d inteitnent tetnt-'oif SHody* Trinity Church, a (He is survived by Ms widow, . The Cooperative Extension Ser- Interment was in St. Gertrude's Mm. WiHie Mae Stith; fota- sons, •w«a in Lake Vitnr Cemetery, "West vica of Kutgerg",Un!vet«ity has a member of *e Christopher Co- Cemetery, (Addison. . . • Juirtbus AsKKitetion end the Third iMaryin of Hainfield, Gilbert III, new. bulletin on/ tbil subject, gx- Ward Politic.*] Cti*. •Ronald and Kenneth, all at home; Mr. Cmmn was employed by the tehi Bulletin No. 327, "Foliage m daugntei-, Joyice »t home; two Tidewater Oil Co. in Bayonne until Survicinc, besides his 'widow, Mrs. Rodger* Mereereau Mrs. Blanche T. Mersereau, 64, sisters, tMrt. Otherin* James ot Ws retirement in 19S2, when he »re a son, Sftlvatore J., stationed Washington, and 'Miss Annie Stith moved to West Addison. with *he Air Force in Hartin- of 844 South avenue west, died in New York Hospital, N.Y., Sat- of Htm York; a (brother, Alvin of He is survived by his widow, Iren, Tex.; two daughters, (Mist Vir- Washington, and a grandchild. iMrs. iMdnnie Goeti Ossan; a daugh- ginia f., at home, and >Mra. George urday after * brief illness. She Guridi of Wainfield. was the -widow of Rodjrers Mes- Services will be held Saturday ter, Mrs. Bernard !P. Andrews, and ereau, who died 'Dec. 20, 1957. •in Codhran, Va., at the conveni- a granddaughter, Lauri-Lynn An- GRIFFITH'S The funeral was field from the drews, all of West Addison. Dooley Colonitl Home Monday. A Born in Ogden, Utah, she hadence of the family. Friends may Solemn Hifrh Mass was held in lived in Westfleld «boiu)t 10 years tall at the Plinton Funeral Home Holy Trinity Church. Interment and before that in Brooklyn, N.Y. until 6 p.m. tomon-ow. Foliage Plants Add ANNUAL SUMMER SALE! was in the family plot. She was a registered nurse, havinu worked in 'Brooklyn until about Interest to Interior* two months ago. Thomas H. Young Henri C. Heps •Mrs. iMersereau ^i survived by Thomas H. Young, '52, **, bmi*tt Rvore place, died Saturday in hisof WestfieM; two brothers, Hos- merly a WestfieJd resident for garden can introduce interesting home after a brief illness. He was coe V. Thuiman otf San Diego, many years, 'died unexpectedly colors, shapes and textures in a ft retired «rohitect, having con- Oal., and Donovan G. Green of Saturday after suffering a cere- robm. * ALL FULL KIYtOARD PIANOS (It Moto) bral hemorrhage in Us Island Foliage plants require less light Heights hume. than flowering plants. Proper use * MANY STYLIS AND FINISHES He was a former membei- of of electric lighting makes it pos- the Westfleld Police 'Reserves and sible to grow foliage plants with * MANY WILl-KNOWN MAKES INSURANCE had Ibeen active in Boy Scout work little daylight. here, file retired in. 1958 as a Miss Gene Thames, extension «kn wt media director for Calkins and home furnishing specialist.of But- All'Pianos and Organs Listed Subject to Prior Sale Holdert advertising agency, New gera University, suggests itt>»t be York City. fore you choose a plant or container Now is. the time to purchase a piano or organ. We lint The LINCOLN MONUMENT Co. Mr. Young is survived by hisdecide where you will place the nearly 300 pianos and organs in- this 9ummer sale: more than Mi ItMli BM4>Mxtclalr —'#t\kt\m 4-1M* widow, Mrs. Estelle Locfcwood Then select a container sim- any other dealer 'in New Jersey and perhaps New Yoii, tofi' Young, and daughter, Mrs. Susan n design so that it will not Y. Smith of Westfieid. compete with the plant for att«n It is a Wonderful opportunity to obtain a piano or organ It much less than you expected to pay for a good instrumeir. We are marking down all our rental used, sample models, demonstrators, rebuilt and traded-in pianos and organs so that they will sell quickly to make room for our fall stock. You can take delivery now or when you return from your \ A' SaVlisi IIIPI #1 vacation. Pay only a small amount down now, A bench it fMAIiOft antf OROAMft included with the price and every piano and organ if IOH In Mil* SUMMM SAkat with the regular Griffith guaran^e. GRAND PIANOS * Grand 4'9" Harrington ftrand 5' 1" Mahogany.. ; 1395 gy..I Aonlw Gr.nd 5' 6" Sohmrr Grand S' 10" ' Mihoginy. 425 Valnm 1045 BeriMl Grand 5'J" Chfckering Grand 5' 1" Mahogany. 445 FtenehProvincial, Cherry. 1625 Ballet « D.ti. Grand 4'7" Steinway Grtnd 5' 7" Mahogany. 695 Maliogmy .2195 H.llei * D.,1. Grand 4'9" Steinway Grind 5'10" Miboganr. 745 Maliogany ,...,_.. 2295 Griffith Grand 4'11" • Sleinway Grand 5' 1" Mahogany,.,', «... 845 Fruit wood Ki.iUh .2«50 , Vurlimer Grind 4' 8" Sleinway Centenary Grand Mahogany...-,. 845 5'7" S950 SPINKTS and CONSOLKS Wlnier Spinet 1295 I'urlilier Spinet, Buque.., .$495 Htk.tr Spinel, Miboganjr 295 Wurlitlrr Spinel, hntfr Spinel) Mahogany * M«lidK«r>v 495 Whit. 325 Wurlilirr Spinet, CuftraMcn Spinet, Italian Provincial, Valnot. 545 Mahogany 395 Kiinball Conmilette, Sl.rr Spinet, Walnut...... 395 Mahogimy.; 545 Starr Connie, Wabiui...... 425 Solimer I'rimroHe Spinet, GrWlkCofwoje,Mahogany.: 445 Walnut 565 ORGANS Letter Belay ROM Spinet) '• Harrington Italian Provincial Hlimde...... ;.. 445 CoiMole 565 Magnnt Chord Organ * *> Vurlilnr Spinel,Ebony.... Ui Wiirlitier Spinet, Oak...... 585 Pianorgan Chord Organ & Mnpiim Grand Chord Organ 9? Winltr Spinet, Mahogany... 445 Winter Conwilc, Mahogany., 595 I29 Wurlitner Coniole, Audipn Chord Organ Winter Spinel, Mahogany..! 465 69 Mahogany ^ 625 E»tey Chord Organ -•• I WiirUlnr Spinel, Jtl 1W Winter Coiiiole, Walnut.... 625 Keala Pedal Organ Queen Anne, Mahogany... 46$ 37 Lealer Coneole, Mahogany.. 485 ChickeringComnle, Minahall Spinet Organ » Tlioiuan Spinel Organ—Blonde 395 UalHwIn'Acrooonlc, Louit XV Mahogany,., 865 SteinWay Console, Ebony. .. 895 Ilammnnd Novachortl *" Mahogany 495 Chickermff Console, Mi.nhall Churrh OrgJn & Cabinet.. I'J5 WiirJiuerSpinet,Cherry.... 495 French Provincial 945 Hammond Chord Organ 525 Thomat 2 Manual Organ .1595 HPurlilKM Mmlclll 20 OrganOm, S-noW Wurlitter Spinet Organ—PncuBninn. t»3 piMlal hoard ami tonecalnnei--- • Ixiwrejr Organ—PercuMioa 745 Hammond Cl.uKh Model Orgaonn^. 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«t this level w,d be afraid of the awlyUfe Today dark all throuph adult life. By PMYLUS GREER * There is a need to grow and a Specialitt in Human Relation push within each child which utgert—Tht Stat* Univtriity makes him progress from step to step physically, emotionally and QUALITY OIAIN-PIB IIIP-SHOtT CUT Childrtn Grow mentally. Parents can help their lt*«ltlMl QUAUTY MAIN.*» NIP Children grow. This is a funds- child's progress when they learn pntal fact known to everyone, these developmental stepB of it's surprising how many growth. ..a parents ignore this in their icern about, the youngsters. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS All of us know that a normal •RING RESULTS jelthy child will wslk, and that j will creep before he walks. We POT ROAST • LEGAL NOTICES • •0 know that he will walk before BHMflMI *" •••* j runs, although parents of really XOTU-E TO < HKrilTOHl -* Stive children think this happens lvstute of I.VKUJL N. WARNER, (r.ultaneously and that the child i '"."ftM""' to th* ord" »' EUOKKB ', V!*Kl Surrogate or ths County Jen never stops running. ^ if of I'nlon, mmle on the tenlh day of fHOCOLATl PUDDIN* I Other growth patterns follow June, A.D., J*eo. upon the upplUn- |!»n of the umlprnlmipil a» Exf.u- 0K UMON HE FILIINS NO FAT AiW k same definite plan—the child tois of tlii- M.lnle of Hai.l drrratrd, (FIRST CUT rRICID HIOHER) Irbles, then speaks a few simple imllff Is lieri-Uy glvm (O the iredl- t tnra of iinlii dvcuawil to exhibit In nrds which fond fathers always tlie «ubnny- SWIFTS nUNKFWTIM bt give real assurance—if they iiili' Jinn' :iiiih, im,ii. Imyfeap rWlum UlnltM I Ik, l lake an issue of a night li^ht, for l' refl It. Iloprrer RIR STEAKS 69f HALIIUT STEAKS 49! IM'mldrnt. •ample—a child might get stuck Henry \V, Ui-rberilliiK Stn-tetnry to Hoard. 'I-IS-II Keen 11(1(1 kurlcr *"<>. 16142 Hrarrvt Illatrla't So. 3 REPORT OP CONDITION Or THE NATIONAL BANK OF WESTFIELD DEL MONTE CORN %:2.:33< 1 WKftTFIELU, IN THK STATR OK \F.W JKHMOV, AT THR CIOUK HI 'HIKKNN 0\ .11 Ml 1.1. IIHDI. !•• HI.IHItKll IK HIlHrON NK TO I.I. «AI(K BV COMPTHOIiMW Of THK Cl HHKJiCV, IMIIlll SIMTION •ll, I . S. HKVIHKI) RTATl'TKR. I ASKKT1 t GREEN GIANT PEAS 2"--»IWATIRMElpll bsh, balance* with other bankH, Including reserve balance, \ and na»h ItiMim In iirui'i-KK nf cnlloi-tlan. ,". J l,9;,4.l,"9",4«S.7.7 ri hitcil Siatt'M iJovciMmifiit oIillciitlmiHK, , dlrfttt :inil Ruiinuitcrd :t, i:),t:':l.l I iiH or Sliilrs iiml pollliial .luliillvlHioiix I.n,"i7.«!ll.67 bondB, notes, nnd detiemureK., 112,441.57 ttrpornte stockH (liu-ludliiK 122,500,00 stock of Federal He- NtrylMp rve bank) 22,500.00 flml dlm-ouutH.. *i,4tti,;ii7.5"t ORANGE JUICESr 2^5*1 JSSi- -5* mlt premitiCH OVVIIPII J7(i,14(l.. I. fuinHurc nnd Ilxtun-H »r44':ili 2.550.0(1 TOTAL ASSKTS $iri.nill,«!.4O MABILITIRl HERSHEY mmmmm .2ttJ7« ^manri de^nfilts of Individuals, partneiMhlpB, and corpnrft- • •••>n» . 7.73I,!!4.1C th-poKltft of Individual*, partnerHhllitt, and <-nri>f>riilli»nH .r.,142,-l7.Oli FRESH PEACHES ilts of ITnttoil StHtfH dovrrnineut (Including postut NIIV- IIKH) ni4,84(i.1 nllH of Stnten anil political subilivinlons. . 4:0,1(15.51 SCOTTISSUE %rciB 4*45< dopoHitH (cerlllied ami cftnlller'n checkx. ctr.i n7.rptH.47 TOTAL DEPOSITS »U,ili'>.41L'.!i!i *M7t ll«. MP tfHMir Fi»H» , VEUOWIANANAS 10! liiibilltlcK 21ifi.al2.lir/ TOTAL LIABILITIKS .. H4.o;i,!ir,r,.i;4 Fruit Cocktail 2 43' AAPCOHM 2i:i.37is:^l^n.. CAPITAL ACCOCUTi* Witk Ai* •w#jti Jit My ipltal Stock: I'oinniiin stock, total par $:l'i0,(i0(l.«0 f 3:0,011(1.00 c rplua 40(1,000.00 ulivldfri profits ' l".S,52i;.7t' Llftll DfttT|tit Graham Cracktrs l:33 Plum Prtstrvts ' pserves (and retirement account for preferred stuck) 10.000.0) DL c SEEDLESS GRAPES MS TOTAL' CAPITAL ACCOI'NTS » W,r,2n.7li CImrfos Spinach «r 2.r29 TOTAL UAtlll.lTIKH AST! CAl'lTAL ACCOfNTS,.. »1 r..OIO,4«g.«0 e k MF.MOKANDA : i«pts pledg-ed or asslcned to secure liabilities and for other 48 Mayonnaist FRESH BROCCOLI 29* purpose» > ono.ooo.nl LMtfil M—- BMJMJ "•-*—• Liinim no shmvn nbovi> are nfter dednctlnn of rcuprven of S3H.4S4.TT I. MK.N'ltV W. ClOUIMMiDlNli, CnHlili-r of tin- ahove-iinmeii lunik, do Al pwpew li(»!d Wtttrf (of ••rry'tlirttorOMkltt KraH'iParkayMargariN ;;29* ileiniily xweiir that the ithove Miili-niNil in true to (he ln-«t «f my Kl hriMNri " " ' "'"' '"•"'''• IIK.VUY \X. flKltnKUDlNi;. Tanhlcr KnttMUMf WkMi wnR Taag STRING BEANS IT Cunect—A ttesi • ALIIKHT M. UAMI1KI1TOS. KOIIKltT K. S.S'KVII.V. KKANK A. KKTIMIA.M. Director" PATE OF NEW JEnSET. COl'NTT OF UNION, nt! FISH STICKS 3 Z Sworn to nnd MUIIMCHIICI! before me (his 22nd day of .rune 191.0, RiMt id I hereby certify that I am not an o"1'-"- or r|ir«rtor of ihls batik. MAIUB V. McOALI., Notary Public. WUtt Mip 9 nnylti PIE OF THE WEEK! FUMPHJM- F1IM ' KALI .My inmiiUKsioii expires .March 21, l!ir,.'i. 83-lt Keen JJ8.S0 JANI PARKER—• inch sin MMOrabi I';1JN WhWacFlllat :;;7» Sill All Purpua DUTCH APPLE See America's C I June Dairy Month! SAVE 16 # ALf *rfl."ackfl9«^ Ckt«i* Famllyl No, 1 Compact Car! REGULARLY 65c 49. A big opportunity to see just how good Dutcli Apple Pic can lie — and save Swltnrlanai SHMS money, too. We know you'll enjoy its luscious, fresh-linked fliivor. Try it tonight! GllllllfttSpOR(ll Muinttir Sliett RAMBLER line Farter,.. 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IA0 M.77 1123 IAST FIFTH STREET

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C. I. SMITH, Jt. tANDOlfHWIEOMAN KARSAU. EDWIN O. EDWARDS CO. JffflUON SCHOOL NANCY f. tf YNOIOS REAI/TOM IARRETT t CHAIN MAUCTT BBrlKl?il JunnK fo°ro« In this u- * 111 On St. yr.-oly d buns-alow. Oood wail lnii •alMalr Uatuw afea>a«a in ihB living room, modern kit e APMSSI chon with larje dining arei t".> FRANKENBACH 1U ••aaula A«, WiwMcM bedropma on ff «t floor, tiled uith Good eipanalonr apace on teclni IIG, floor, heat ducte already up. Knot ty pine panenine on gUawa aVi •EALTOBI IKIUBOKI AO S-IM0 AO 3-IMO Bcreeiied parch, I car eaj-aBe K? 68 i no" Cloie to school' iti 11$ Elm St., AD 1-4700 LAIOI f AMILY HOME trannportation. »17,2S0. * AO1-S0M A GOOD IflKTrOW aataaatra •aaitirti e LiiluLil t irstcai OP OOOO One of the especially interesting aV—r«aw««l—Ootea flalaa Ideal for a grrowinff family an it ia parts of our business ia the con- tlV 3KMOOMHOMCS spacious and homey and is clone Very clean comfortable six room stantly chunking list of require- to all schools. It has a modern fome on a quiet street, deep Jot ment*. Compact cars, drip dry __. tractive r.nd well kept. ipltnUnn oni^ t^mffifll* pnnrrl' nn tho tall trees. Almo.t «gukre i"vi°E Owner anxious to sell quickly. room with fireplace, tamlly ,i*e% elotfa** and electric organs all are Newly modernised kitchen, 14 foot dining room, sun parlor and mod- eruhed wit JSW*1 reflected in today's home market. TV room. Neat, fenced rear yard. ton range, ft,!!11 So, when Milady cayi she wants a iljtm — Quiet and desired North Kood spot in the basement where NEAR WILSON SCHOOL side street. New kitchen by R. A. she can hang a grbwlnw wardrobe Nelson Co. TV room and screened OOiitU HEADER A sturdy home in excellent con- porch. t*f drip-dry* to dry. we make it our dition inside and out. Fireplace "OLD HOMISTEAO" business to show her what she has in the living room, 12x13 dining tXrSMNew roof, new oil burner, V«Y UICE MOT 3 KDROONt RANCH If you ned space for your family, asked for. No matter what special room, brand new kitchen. 17' sun new gutters. 24 foot living room. NIAR TOWN porch. Three bedrooms and bath TV room, breakfast nook. Extra *JO,fOO give UB a call. Two of the com- facilities you may prefer, tell u on second floor. Storage attic. 1- bedroom and study on 3rd floor. $u,«oo Convenient location, near all exactly what you are seeking and car garage, oil heat, 5Q'xl50' lot. fortable older houses on Harrison schools and transportation, walk Price 118,760. Deep, shaded lot Nine year eld Oiree bedroom ranch we will do the proverbial liand- Thtm vumturtmhtv oltl#r kvaie wltli modern kltt-hen, fireplace in Avenue are offered for your ap- to utatlon. Beautifully cared' (ov sprlnvs to Ull the order. ^.M-*—Beautiful oak floors. Frank- Waia • lull.. Ma HE »vcr • living room, huge' glassed and proval. Each with four plus bed- grounds, plot 100 x 160 tall trees lin and HooseveH Junior High vtmimry airo. Urn trtmh c#«t screened porch, full basement and Center haH, large Jiving room with section. TV - room and screened of F«'»t ••* hvBMtltul »rup- attached garage. All this is lo- rooms. One has a center hall, six fireplace, family elued (Fining- room How do some of these sound . , .? FANWOOD "LITTLE OEM" porch. New oil burner. 2-ear ga- erlf <% mrre with rr.r«dl> modern kitchen; nt floor lavatory rage. lr*«H> Iviida m muttmttmrn aa4 cated cloHe to Edison Jr. High and bedrooms and four bathfci, at $23,- We think they are very nice, indeed. Immaculate inside, with taste- vkmrm Ctj*t«r •>«( t»mm4 !• the High School. Beautiful den 14' long. Four bed-' fully landscaped and neatly main- *i5,5««—Den, new kitchen with wall nrirfr kuwciii Iftlrrlor ha« 750. rooms in all plus sewing room or tained grounds, wlthi* a. block of oven, new roof, new water soft- tomr acvttiiat -t«»r brdnMtnia nursery, 3 baths. This home is In new elementary school under con- ener, dishwasher. Other extras. . . . «!«•, |ww4rr room, upa- 4 KDROOM CAM COO excellen Cfferlngt condition: aU .thl BTransferre tor d n» ruction, this Cape Cod home, Fast occupancy. r.i>M« Miapurrli «MI 1st. Oil The other also has a center hall, Vi °nly INMAN POMST-JUST USTtD built In 1853 has two bedrooms •rut (irw tmrmmvr) I ttro- and bath on first floor, one bed- — Wide center hall. Bright e*r VMnwe, GIMMI aelKwl SJiooo music room and four bedrooms, at It'a spacious; il'i fully air condi- room finished and room for an- modern kitchen, screened porch. • i WIUaM I um4 revMrntlal tU.OOQ, Move In condition. other on second floor with rough Ij&rge bedrooms, two tiled baths. area. Taia In a acvr aad aa- •ANCH tioned: it's practically new: It'B rlumbing for second bjUh already 2-car garage. Convenient to shop- •maal MUTCI-IM*, perfect tor a •wall family who n. A li'x12' basement recreation 1858 low rambler, with a 20' liv- room and a 1-car attached garage ping and Wilson School. Call us for an appointment to- ing' room with fireplace, dinlnir like lh« feel of almost no stepa complete ihe picture. Owner will room, beautiful kitchen; threo between the living room and the transfer title to purchaser within day! 30 days provided they can rent JUST USTiD IN bedrooms, IH baths. There are bedroomi . . . there are only 3 back the holme until November many extras, such as wall oven here . . . and It hai Infinite at- 1st when their new house will be PARKWOOO dishwasher In kitchen combina- traction for a bigger family, too. completed. Priced at 919,900. Thta tions, etc. Built by one of our out- seems an excellent buy especially $3S,rso 0t» LOT standing builders, and maintained Thla la a brief Hat of what It for the handy man. WASHINOTON SCHOOL In excellent condition. Full base- ' often; Center hall, living room It is always a pleasure to list a 3 MDROOM 2 IATH S»UT ment, painted, with outdoor en- with fireplace, a dining room that home in this lovely section of $2l,»00 trance. Double garake. bight traf- Scotch Plains. This 3 year old split JUST MOUCIO fic street on an oval, ample plot la • picture with It! expensive, WIST BUILT RANCH level Is on a wide lot. There is $31,500 Just over tho line In Scotch custom dealgned chandelier; mag- a center hall, large kitchen, 18- Pa> ial»*4 muien Cu- Plains. Newly listed at 128,500. nificent kitchen with built-in re- .iuilt in 1958 on a lot 142'xHQ' foot family room, three bedrooms, loalal am frr? (I7»» lot la On a quiet dead end circle Is thin *M,«H two baths and powder room. Two- imr aoaalar Wasalaarl»a immaculate BiJlit level with three frigerator and freeser and' a this 3 bedroom, 1M bath ranch cur garage. The carpets are In- Pittsburgh bound owner of this double wall-oven; family room, has comfortable living room with Ht'liiMil ar*a • • • Hevra mwa- bedrooms anti two tiled baths. In fireplace, separate dining room, cluded. rra latrrlur nan laclade addition there Is a panelled den four bedroom ranch says, "Let's C. B. SMITH, JR., Realtor library and alao a Jaloualed porch. modern kitchen, full basement, llt'laa- room wllk ulrlarc and finished recreation room plun [altlalc Llallac N*aia«H Powder room. 3 bedrooma, 2 baths with outside entrance, and 2-car wtatfuWi Ihrrr alrclr aevu- a screened porcli. There Is a fire- get going"! Living room with 111 CcaUral An. eiqtilsltely appointed. Panelled attached garage. Possession im- rat#4 Sad foer kcdrwviaa, place, modern tiled Kitchen and mediate. Price 128,600. Kiarllra basraKat ncrra- attached gamge. Wonderful North fireplace, dining room, efficient Bnalaaa recreation loom. Very large base- EDWIN O. EDWARDS turn rwHS, Caracta aaa side location. MaaOlear OVaaaat AO S-1MM ment that la THE place to show >rav<-» la llvlaai nwn ••« kitchen; three bedrooms and bath, Vlra-lala KmJrtrk ADt-BttT C. m. lailla. Jr. ADlMat your friends the faacinatlng plc- ltS7 SKIT UVH 111 MM It. ilalac ma, Alaa atUrkanr- plus a fourth bedroom upstairs, turea you took on your lateat atMMl alaraiatra larlaara, "ervlce. dl.tiwarturT i.SS AD S-SSSS TMIa la a irw uHf rial. Immaculate condition both inside washer, water soflcnw, S3* •atari, The library ia panelled In Entrance hall, living room, dining and out; two car garage, large etc. that remain; othtt iSaYS butternut. Attractively large lot, room, modern kitchen with eating Bralan •vwiinfl*, RM. AO 3-JM4 negotiable. Full ba.ein«lffi2 well planted, Treea, too! 165,600. space. Becond level contains four lot. raue, of course. Inltntn» U spacious bedrooms and two baths, 'Inlttr* •. Mwaraa ADMtft • B< morlKiiee may be uitnuBtfci tirade level recreation room with star T. CMBBM ADI MM .ADaHM M. A. MERCNER BonaLly near tramporUHmZ lavatory, full basement. Double elite fl. Caaata AD MM AlacrtH.O.Wti , .ADt-MIT garage, pa« heat, Immediate pos- •lair. Bark." AD *-*••» session. Price 132,500, CONVIRTID raawaa. Four and value, as to location and the rB B wlth are 2 big bedrooms on the sec- screened porch, fireplace, well In- rooms on lat • , • liwr eum- IJOW price; low taxes. Large ltvltiK still IUIH the feeling of "brand many money saving bullt-hi fea- i* S .'" """" '"*« FRAMKENBACH sulated, oil heat >S0 yearly. Full navl hrdroiMMa ua 2*4. Oil room with fireplace, hargo dining tures, l-argo living- room with family silo dining room will* ond floor with a tiled bath. On the basement, attached garage. Plot amti allacacd tf«ragFe. He- room. Kitchen with table Hpace; new" but offers KB buyer ft nicely Btone fireplace, charming dining turi> buy window and tnoun first floor] center hall, 23' living 72x160. walking distance to town, c«at and tnve at »14»aoo. open porch. room with built-in large "hutch." lmotly pine kitchen win brat. lae. Two bedrooms and bath on 2nd settled and established home. The fa»t nnok. Even the 2S«1I icn«. room* dining room almost II' long, few blocks from Grant School. -Panelled den with window seat, ed pornh ha& panelled «i IIS ELM intEBT —AD *-4T*» 128,900. AD 2-5482. floor. living room has a bay window gun closet, desk, etc. Sunny kit- Three Inrse bcaroomi rnid ... a breakfast room that measures ajvtalan aalri Detached garage; steam/oil chen. Large cool porch. 4 bed- oomiilete tllnit tmthi. totms VxV, excellent kitchen, and there •aa*l i. cram ADS-MM IMMKIHATIC PO*HK»*IO* — 3 bed- heat. and WllliainBburg fireplace; the rooms, tile bath. Uasement with and Karate. Property Is upproil* la a fireplace In the living room. 5. Hair Uamttm ADItAADI-tAM room split, H4 baths, Jalousie Walk to Mountain Ave. stores. dining room is spaciouB and the outside entrance, 2-car garage. mntely SHx200 on a quiet clr& •ia. Alaa Uraca Caalla.. .AI)S-1*AI)S1*M room, fireplace In large llvlne Ideated on Woodland Ave., Moun- Split rail fence, large lot with Ijet u« tell you more. The plot has a frontage of W, 3»as. H. rnmka*aaea.4r. AHMMH room, pine recrentlon room. Own- tainside, kitchen Includes table Hpace as woods In rear. Very sensibly priced at 121,500, —- F. Paataall i er, AD 2-63G5 — $22,900. G-23-21 Asking price $25,000 URGE UDROOMS well IIB modern equipment. There 6-MOOM new home, located 001i arts two bedrooma and bath in I Clrandvlew Ave. .Westflcld, priced A u 4 k F H 11 (• reurodatrtloa Six year old, well-kept, three bed- , a't 124,700•" . Fo~ r aiipotntmont call ran at ate occupancy. Conveniently locat- rllt*d den aad kit vac a, wry liaaement. Attached garage. chaaor, ed in Fanwooil. 8 bedrooms. Urade ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor laric« llvlan; ruvia-dlalaa; Priced at »24,S>00. AmrllaSMUiiVeralaHa ... room Hlth attrat-tlve amall ( harlr. W. Haaonar «t\» level recreation room. Not tar T-IIOOM house In good location, Frimfclln I'. Nrlraa OIM1 from La Grande Ave. School. 1190 (Meather el tkc Malltalc Ll*«la« Inlta) aaac plvture wladow aad l)ut<>a rirrplilve U\rm. Pour bedroom Cape Cod with ready to be occupied any time. William A. Clark ..: ADU4 per month. Exceptional opportu- WrouKhf Iron "New Or- large Jiving room, rttnlng room Call PA 2-51S9 or AD 2-3290. nity for the family who wants to Iraaa" balvoalea (with or und kitchen. Tiled bath^ porch; 6-16-2t rent furnished for a year while wltlioHt tvlHtarlatJi extra attached garage. hfiiv}- Dutch diMtra (Matur- $12.800—4%% O.I. Tnortgaso can SUPER! this executive and his family are ed frtikai aatlqite btmarM) be assumed by qualified purchaser. abroad, with atraa hlaa;ea| rMadwm 4V.% MORTOAOf AVAIUIli width "haadUaeiffted" fluorai Describes this year old, brick front H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., RMHW* HAL hlairra aad mna» oth- DANKER * DANKER, Inc. WESTFIELD Our 32d Ytor MMMOI of approximately (12,350. May be assumed by qualified buyer er attractive auataljflc re- Colonial * Kanch. Tho center hall on this pretty three bedroom, one hath, split level in Scotch •nladerM of b>«-«ae daya. 141 VAmrr St., WratlrK leads to a front kitchen beauti- FOUR YiAl 010 RANCH Plains. Game and laundry rooms at ground llerell . Pretty (ftiialat and nyevlal . . . $•£»,- fenced-In rear.yard. Aluminum combination screens and storm 500 \. HTjeaklaa AUI-n» fully equipped and Including a RETIRED OR JUST TIREO sash, gas heat, attached earatge. Wall to wall carpeting Aamla D. Plan PL 5-30WI breakfast area. The rear living On a gentle slope in Mountainside, Included. Immaculate condition. AUtmwt O. Daaktr AD >.114* of keeplnff up a large sprawling home? on a plot that has a frontage of Harrr T. Daakcr PL SSgt* room has a handsome fireplace •1H.DOQ Take a few minutes and let us show jou this newly ltalrf 135', The living room has a fire- and tho dining room Is fnmlly size. one year old brick front Center Hall Colonial Kanch, dtBlgntu place;-the dining room la separate, The three bedrooms, and two baths for the. same gracious living of a 2-story Colonial. the excellent kitchen has ample "If YOU LIKE HORSES" eating Hpace; the 3 bedrooms have SMALL COUNTRY "ESTATE" are nicely separated from the rest There are 3 hedrooms, (one would mnke an excellent *m) LEE K. WARING of the house. Other features you and 2 batlm: lovely Ilvins room with fireplace and W good wall space; the 2 baths are $4»,S00 INdVROR window; n family sized dlnlnc room and a large »«" tiled (1 stall shower and one over REALTOR ' will like are the two-car garage, equipped modern kitchen with lots nf breakfast >P»«• '" IS •>. »nmt it. AD 2-T4O3 erouncln are. well-eBtabllshed with lots of shade trees. Turn the tub); the grade lovel recrea- ELSIE BETZ, Inc. attractive landscaping, and hte IK a large 2-car enrage and aluminum screens ana «»"»•• tion room hull an adjoining lav. Jtint tea mlautfa drive from 202 Mountain Av*nu* ditnntowa Weatfield la tbla combination screens and storm 133,1100. and laundry; the big basement "in la future" farm with iiuid- GRACIOUS LIVING has loU of space fur a "BIIOP" It (at the Park) windows. Wo would like to show era, rambllas Cape Cud oa MountHln top colonial ranch. Father likes to putter; tho garage TaUphon* ADami 3-1422 live rolllair aerra, laterlor Lovely large living: room with it to, you today. At 133,900, It H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., RMHOH door has an automatic control. ol house hna total of Hvn lalardar s«* 8aa4ar *T aaiolataicat, alcaac. . liedruuMa (three d«wa and . flreplaeo (picture window for will sell quickly. The price tag on all thin? It readH two up)—three Utttha. tmrtKt view), beautiful year round din- SPECIALISTS IN $33,500. The owners arc moving to Bv*« and Auaa'ara i2H' x l.V) llvlliK room, ing porch, efficiency kitchen, dish Kl«le Brla , AD S-O«4» dlalaa; room, two porrhra, washer Included. 4 bedrooms, 3% WESTNELD, FANWOOD, SCOTCH PLAINS AND Cape Cod and possession can be Mar Araold , AD S-!I3BT colored tiled baths, 2 Htull HIUIW- very early. The entire property three par KnraKeKK . Smala l outu - erH. Amdslng: rumiittn room, cov- ma NOUTH AVB. has had the moat careful main- bulldlMblldl K ffor uuay or aorae. ered Pfttio. B»B heat, double ga- WBBTPIBliD Oood t^rnalnir aad rlrilnjl r r«if?e. Tree studded lot 115x200, ap- AD 8-OOM Una. O«ly . %l£i tenance by careful owners. ttlteatlall . PlPlentt y ff w|i« ? for Krttr Raairtoa fS J^JiJ ll l nad rldlnc pealing tfuriU-iiH, Hecluded netaion. Dick LMiiate •••••..*.... ***^I*B i_nM HetirinK owners will include ex- YEAR ROUND COMFORT Jraa MeGalre •;?.'% tin tras. Attractively priced In the Amelia Sauadera gaiHa *"'"" THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. curly $50'B. AT BAY HEAD WESTHEID GARDENS REALTORS LEE K. WARING, REALTOR On the Bay, and overlooking the Memken or Malllalc Llallas Iratcat Multifile MXIB* Member * + * * $•• Ui Firtf... . and L«»t * * * * Gooil looking colonial with a brick 36 FrMpact Strttt AD 2-0300 MOUNTAINSIDE IS G. llroad St. Al) 2-7401 sea, thin delightful home offers all front Contvr hull, living room KvenlaK Paoaem you could desire In yoar-uround PETERSON.RIN61E-NEWMAN-ATW000 12x33, a dining roum that Is about $27,900 J«mr» WrlKkt All 2-T1O2 12 feet squure, 17' HUtiroom for the LUXURY Harrr Brnwa. Jr. AD Z-NK.11 living na well as summer relaxa- TV, compnet kitchen; luvatory. Jean Ward AD Z-T«n» tion. The twenty-three foot living Meaibcn Weatlela MalH'l' "•«•• Spilt level iilnvmt now. In Scoti-h Plnlnu within walklne Thla NOIICIOUM Irvrl type Burton DlackonT AO 2-101S Fireplace in tho living room, i dlBtanre to Khackatmixnn Country Club for your' golf, swim- home hfiM both den it ml fnni- room hurt a largo fireplace, and 1 lly room on K mil ml Irvel REALTORS - INSURORS - APPRAISORS - --„-..„ bod rooms and a tiled bulh on (lie ming, and lHmiri hoiirn. This gracious center hall colonial IUIR tho plno panelled library (which second floor, with another bed- four bedrooms, 2% baths; also boasts an electric kitchen . , . MVIIIK room I^(I\M1, illn- PIONEERS IN THE HOME TRADHN FLAN Mclentlncally deHlKiiorl for Htep saving* with large breakfast tiK nren nml very modern In almost as large) provide** that room and bath on the third floor. corner. The nverwljipd wcrecneil porch opens froni the lovely Itltchen (nutuintiltc dlnh- INDUSTRIAL - UNO SAtES Two year old gas furnnoo. Uuial llvini," room; rull (lining- room. Tho 24' fully panelled recrea- waaher, wall oven, iiml extra Hpiien needed on a rainy udjolna the 2-cttr garage. 425,700. tion room with ruined hearth fireplace will delight the moat i-ounter top maw) with WESTFIELO REALTY (liHcrlminulInK purclmner. A premium lot of about a half aero brriikfiiNt a|ini*e (in lat level day. The dining room Is KpafkmM, DONT TAKE OUR WORD FOR $1«.«» well treed, full biiKcrm-nt. two car attached KuruKe. 5^% . . . Three itroml bedroouiM, 2 SERVICE the Youngs town kitchen IH well mortKHKo iivulluMr to iitiulillcd buyer; Immeillatu pOHUCBfilon bill hit on 2 nit level . . , l!-eiir liUinned, ami there IK a break tarn It needed. AHklllK 137,900. ntint'heil icnriiKe. l^nrKf plot 339 BAST itnOAD STREET (UK) x ifU), iictir nrriMle ADAMS 2-M500 room uB well as a butler's pantry TUTTIE PARKWAY Mirhool. Slsenble •»'/J% itiurt- RANCH irnice nniy be imaiinird. and powder room on the Hrnt So wonderfully convenient for IN THE FIELDCRfeST SECTION floor. UpHtairH there are four bed- JUNIOR I1IUH! This < bedroom In a line new wnndt'rl nectioii "f 'WcHtlU'ld. The center hall rooms and two and one-half baths, home has 2 bathH (one ol them •plan it* nusHt functional with the Uvlng room overlooliliiK:' $28,500 the rear ynrd; fl rep luce*; iilmoet Hquiiro dining room; (I, K. and In addition, a "tcen-ago" suite l» on the first Hour); It him u Kitchen with wall oven cdunter top ranpo iintl »IlwhwHnlior. A SECLUDED AHMA of homes fireplace; 3 window air coinlUlun- Tin1 throe twin nUt'tl lii'rtroom-B.iin-tl Iwo tllml batliH lire In a where there ia little fear of truf- consisting of bet]roum and bath wins ny UiemHelvt's for iirlvdL'y, Two-car uttauhutl jjorUije; fle for the tiny ones, plus n nearby ers to keep you so coul on hot buut tjus heat; one'yeur old, J33,1)00. park for viilkn and r^luxiitlon. on the third floor. At $34,750 don't days; It has a nice big attic with TIIIH ranch lmnic IH In excellent you consider this a good buy? a finished room. Tho grounds will condition, uml IH only a little ovur n yctir old. There ur« three bed- delight you, for they havo been SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL rooms, one and one-hiilf baths, landscapes to meet the standards two-cnr Biraffo, and a very nice of the present owners who lire it may be tlilrty yearn old liul has been eumpletoly mndcrn- lot. by way of belliu perfectionism. IZIMI and miiHt comfortable. Thi' utinroom in ideal for the young try: mcptjicc In the llvliiK room; full IIIIIIIIK room: kitchen r l(int opp(, >.i... v -- -- 121,500. JuHt renovated. Three second door licdrnoms; walk up to little; detached BIIIIIKO. In WIIHIIII .School an'ii and most BARRETT & CRAIN GRANT SCHOOL SECTION e, There Is wry little lainl it'll einivoment to HL-nuol ami station. TIIIH IH H viTy pleasant homo $19,900 LIKE NO OTHER AREA IN WESTFIEU) ^ ^ lor S18.5OO. Maniple LlXlac Meaikcra CKXTEK HALb DUTCH COlJj- The IMilldlnR needs of imrtlculnr penpHJ KJJEI"""'"" '"i'lffol NFAb Hltuiited uluno tJj| ,, ,,,e »»««* NANCY P. REYNOLDS lly, thlM himtc lutN 4 bcilrooitiH, MALLETT nvcr one hunilrt'd fumllks In Kivlnf? tli> "I"- llo l.ncateil Iii iipi-n country setiinu Hcntpli riulns nut far from AD 3-1800 Htci'pirif; purch, lur^u Hutiroom (ivi'r (JJli' JIIJIMIIt'tl lIlllllJMn ••• AD M'wsriTn and new Illuh School. A total of eltfht roomn. SVj Bvralnaa JIIUH a 3D' living n'tuiti. Twn-diir AND Wo would lllce to plunne you liiillin, full hiiKcmeul, hot water l>unphmtru fun bu ImiiH-iJlutL'. MEIERDIERCK Haaer F. Hcyaola' AD3-M85 llmi mom mii'iiH In ii spacious luick yard; there arc two other II. I,. Seawlrrlnn ...PA2-4AT1 Krnde level rooms, 0110 tdeul for 11 livilroom, the other for ll K. H. Uarrttt, Jr, ...ADMIM W*»<«>||1 MnNlvIo Ma«a •lelea aefcatMt AU 3-8008 mnnll olTlce or wit'lnii ro'un IIIUH liivulnry. The sunny IIVIIIR Canwlla Elliott AD 8-32OT room, dlnliiK rimin nml Hi'lcuce kitchen are up a frw step" WESTFIELD REALTY 141 ELMER STREET Ol«a Graf AD 2.TIU frrim th,, invlihiK eiuranei" hull. Three liciln'omn nml twi> 48 KI,M 8THEET fully tiled liiillm mi the next level. (Inner Is traimrerreil. AD 2-3050 H«a«l I Plena* inll for anpiiliilinetit to iimpeet an you will not l)« AD 2-1800 SERVICE IIAIIIIV II. IHAI.MCTT illHupiuilutfil wlien you »ce it. K»t». TW r Mulllpl* Untflnar Mrnlher PETERSON-RINGLE-NEWMAN-ATWOOD _ —MoaialalaaUe t.. rials. Janira J, Davldnoa Ifr»lu* «>»!drill, Mininlnln^lil* OIIAHI.ISH «, MHIIOIimiOIICK, Edna M. Mlautrne .AII2ICI2fl Htiitth I'lalna and Kumnnoil MaMJala Matta* syst.H Jitme* A> Clarpoule.... u»c». AII ii-nimi sun PAIIK . THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. . VA 3-Tlit (3-1 llr. T M. Drlinnr nllralc .Aii.i-u.iin ' AIIAMK 3-OWO MM r. ||. Alix-I.A I'fJIII.I.V auaafa kf Aaaatataaat Kr«a Oordca F* Crala A»3TI KvvnlnK l*hon«il All aIIHU'J FAnwood 2-BSOO L°TDE&'! SIINS0N B"D""" ""? "Ol""".. DEAN JOHJ8OM. M. Janu J, Ilucraln ....ADama 2-lnnil 1 (imrr ". llartlKim... Al)«m« •l-inna UT.VFHA C. P1KK — All 2-M23 1 PAIIMNB I). GOnilWIN — AD 11-7783 flrume O'Wrady... .I^Anwood 2-lf Kllr lliinllie Af> 2(WH WHIM" 1°r"....,.. HUTU V. TA'l'lS — All 8-30M wiiiiiiiii iiiNiiruw i-A a-aaan "SaUa'Slo"""' ' IIOI'KI; — u»m in nation, nrar Slttry I'uluier AP S-alM •ctioull. Call AO 2.O77U. e-olt KAlESTATI-tAlf TI«E,WUTFICiO (N.I,) LEAN*, THtiaMMr, JVM S, MR* MALISTAn-IAU« OARAOMfORRfNT* PMtAII BUUTWULS *ThTKm m Proaawt St., treat „ eiuvar «rand ptannr. liatu- HVWANIB CHARtfl C. IAAKI Jl.l^Call AD ,-08»l. B.6-W *'•'»I*•.*»• Blci-1 hor »l|ik, Jin. ! Allraitivr 3 >.-nr old bru» >., itftil KPlueta and cotiaolen of many liieee llvln« rooaj. 14J: in«huaan frame utillt |eVel on u n ,d.,,,i |n ma km l.cwrej- ura;»iih )u all niml- iln)i>-lfaf tnlile, |!5; iniun, mm 4MACH for renl 5J5 Summit Av )W' » I.B MeaUy locaud for ,1 HB. Hammond ehord ormnu. ua«d )..,,»• iTmlilii* nine ill ami t tilionlk. |JrSl. |n|i,K ,,„„„ nrl, TneatHeld, K. J. Call AH f-iWlSS. IfSS. New Thom»« comhlniiiou plme, cllniiis room, modrrn Kit lli-t'\ and orxan, I64S. ajemker Maltlaaa MtttHI aye-eta then lompMc Kith dlkhttavhe JJIIBC mreennl p.itili, fiur larK «.*aj*u |I!UB baihs, riiiTii .-.!• Terrlll HMMI KMlek Plalaa nml Mark upholntcreit ilial lion ruoiii, 5-i.ar Knrtlvi', lurtti 1*1. «-siati AP !!-(!7«;. ••a>vmenl- «nd th.- Iiivui l> e«li,li Ternia to H MouthK liKhtil. I'rltit ii.nl>. unlj All 3-4I":J I.^M<;IO daveuiuirt with S Tlie owners *r# anxious to mov ««.. I'hlliu r.'(rl|ii-r«t,,i-. (;.-,. ii,,,: 1 into their new home and wasf'ti Km inns kTMIIKK — lie»vllf(il VltliTlan F0l«, newlj upholKlered. »l»,i H-- ^ery ^imd condllU.n AI) 3-47t; j s.,-11 their attractive Ca,pe oil K lu.Ht.il in 4 Kim Si Axall jilW- ,T»1\ l P4,-, fuiuun1 fwi H ttnlHlied iheata. uaahatanilH, iliop- eieulllllt. or Mfekend |,i,me MUicklj-, (.lying rot*. diT anil MITCH* A COMPANY leaf lahleii, dry »lnk M-|th top. hai. IIIK room, modern kitchen, a bea- funt^lied Pri'HiMitly m ( .ipli'd lv Itt ti ti l j sttlon r ('. liordati. 1 ,n, clialih, en Alt :!-20*fl i>-.':t i ami M. (II Mti 1.1'. n:, MM «S am KAL HTATt • NHUtANCE lariee sei|.it],,it ciuna H)ai-M pit- t.tr, MM a t lelliea I>i-Uni nod vuln l nonce for a 41B bedroom on uue rrainra, quills, uprradx, nc > jour. Oil heat. Taiea only | lit el tlnil.-r», li'iin IIOIMIK. nllerM MiiiKaret llooBmitn, II"7 VV I:IBIHI, ^tc 111 nml new, Hairlflce dut- ti K*»*rtrar« aad lalerrilr CAMPf .Si.. I'lalntlelil. HI. t>-»K17. dlBuhl'n> .)f owner, 1311ft A1J ^ ' «l'4t HIS.. caraiafa CMKATIVK *mr* bay Cams fo: ho}» and ailie, ISwlinmlnt, canoe HG estate: Hu»», inter llxed. •MMT TH4II.BII for Hate, M fiiol WKUAM A. CUM, MMIM »kli. 130: lixtn. «SS: orlentul. Sxis, BUltahle for oytlioard or millhaal • RIAL 1ST ATI-R[NT» Inn,, horBenaek rldlna, tennla, had ABM IBMM A Km ^mmmmmMA^ im% K.aaBl inlntun. arcltei-y and Laaebkll. June |.'-6: oilier alien: 11.10. uii-uuni, ISA: l^; An H-ITM. i;-i':t.« JT-AUB. t. Call CH I-»1M or AD al*® wool hooketl ruge. FI' K-l!fl2ft CHAMflCIAAKI MKIHIOOII house. Kiiriiiii r1!4 laterrinr - . DiiM-iik-nl in Halloo nnd hilmul. 2-RIS3 after 5 PM. l-t-tf MKimoim mil.- i4-i. ciiirforoh, Kiind ntlKlihorhood A\ ulhil.lt- Ann Ilii lU-plert' \Milnul dlnlnit mo uhl. leahe mid teferenren rt-quhcil HIKHItli cnuki-i, iuu. M. Sun cult. ICnmllali Hl->lo. riniH. oih • *Mtk A»*. lloll per month Writi Hox list liealll electric mixer, coni|llcle I). hniiKi'hold arllilox AH :l-lli.4 HK nnw taklnf aMlloail Jin t-rw*-rui 1 «l«ela\ N. J. v, "lile of Wchtlleld l.iadii <.| ml • WANTW TO mm 9 dole or cat u Icker hn^ket and mat- 'LI ' "E. wTlra-ajuffrTlra n r Al) S-III7I treaa, »2 1*1. [i-linn KUM lltt.eT-tai MaKI.KKRNi Wi Am le An Put* UI dineriner, Wr neeneed full andd par *t«4i,i, tipurtmi'iii, 1 iHIi| ItuiiHi'krap cnhlnetB, door and Hcii'i-n, liR^ time raiHirlaat-nd wwallrwallr»aa«» n am HtK. Inn im cniH ii'Hiu ii. rt-tlii't tU(UMH, MllpCOVIMB, lhll'rUJI, l|f>l TU Clim.RfJtV 1)H. Hi-nullful res- • aiililara. AMIJ lu wrann Mnin> idential area. 6 tuonia nnd 2 hnflm i fiipU' .Mtiti cull niri for lu» ttpreudN, t'loi-trif niABtcr, plcu ale', nlner, fii. ua lrrhnncii *"ulillc Notice It lierebr (Iras III.. Aaiivwa Jjjlraa «t» (.it*. rraa tnis l> an imnia. ulale »e\ci *!iiiill n '(nut th, nuiUf minor i Juu , corfce, Meuina, alut i-a\t. HHle _rull AI> 8-9(147 1',-li-tf Makaanwr I'arto faktart. krau lrla». p nwluilnn of which the rollr fireplace, guod dining o"m 'll'.'i! \n\\rx Vt>i,\ lit>M it Trlftu t« it tlenal'Mklir I'kelr.. aaiirnvrd hy the Coinrll of the 1^ «ven In kltrhen, den" pail, »u"i -\nviMiih A\t* Jtl'mui'ii l-usa Bf Woattleld at a. niMtlna; aaM /ina . 1 nlnlied or unfurnished. ,llil> 1 T« three bed"* '" *' '< l«»""''ry tiled tiAlhw nun |nn 11 IB mi, and (Sat the aald C»»a«» le.ently rcill'COIIlled. . "Ill t"l 1 a 1,1 |tt.V1 < HKlMUiMT rudl... eirelli. ill will furihar connlder tha • and ntlinitlM'. tiulet . i.tiwuii-n! tHI «,m:ui uoiil.i like fur DON MAXWRU'S londlilon. Call AJ) S-I1TB. (ur llnal Jipproval on the S!th 4a WALTM KOSTH, INC. 121111 tU 1'arli'lun ltd. Wihthili nlshi-d i.iom lteferelict-K. Wild June, mi, ill ejirht o'clock fi )lnk «:is. CIII-C Wi'Htlli'ld I.eililer, •M MVIMU «<•, f«rlil«hlim« iiarde the Cound j|-fiun|>er, MuM •WWII «( ;i!e"'Bouf"Jant' "rente1?" hal" 12 OMC-IKAN-ni H Panwooil home. aei, nnd truuku, A Llu||diij« 4Sr, H lir.iaii St.. T( WnrteeM MaUlpl living room, Hrenlace, igSri en roDma. 3 bedrnoniH, ^t^, hntha. to rVH.i, \. J,. i.l vlilch time anal { ;M«»< heateif porch, full dh, locution, walk to Behoula ai MMMTUM RWAIN an;- pernon wau iniiy •>« Interi !"*• kitchen Hrnt floor lavatory I ml im. %!!;, Hank l-'j i,

j _ A J|,M. KlMtrk? Oraaa IJ.i T.842. ltnue M I'lekln own No In «. », 11, with an air that II WM really PATtlCK I, HIODIN Cmerrn< l*rta-kt pl.ao ,.., MM 18 unii 17 In Hlark 5.17, l^it i tn transplanted from the rape Itself ilonal •mployee, wlf«, ana] riatellaeCkar i>r«aae Orsai a - Mo lure PM-Hiin wit itloek.HI an4 Int.;t «» In Ilti«f k" 1""4 IIAlTOt Vkaa»a Orcaa i Al.l. AeiMh^ puppl.H,ileng Kail] bedroom I* planned for I.,Is anil Terrier. ite »|iiill.-il ll of hoi)kk«tiiliiK in, »B aheuti on the Tui Mpa of Ik. AHk al . . _ . ..i act nil rrreiitlonlat of space rea.ulremen.ta and the AMtaaara; «»le,e« rSaae In-owi n andd tantaht .. fhfinio i nimnlvnijtlol , twttwoo fi Town of Wminihl which mid lota mauler bedroom la ulniimi out- MM Park *•»» *e. Plala« It three young daughter* da- wrlle |o Ikn i|4, care ntWeat the Town nf Weatneld la »:>>al»««i VA 2-44HH al> in?!-"IIIHlcr . I cal'h, AH 3-f,KG lifter ... dralruaa size. Add to thin, a 20 foot IIVIIIK aauua< Hi (I'aeat... UR try Tnuraility, rufcit-iM-i-i. retnil tilmntail at a later date for nlher • Killed lien In cheer your heart. home on light traffic itreet t'aaa Uraaa laM • AUTOIFORSAll • Ittnda for incraaflonal purpoaeji and " jit'tntiinlnK feature** Include at- -...! OH rOM MR^T-ili'auli HaaiBMail (Pen-awlaa) leilaet tai'hrd Kiunm-. block-floor patio 4 HMOOMI, I 1ATHS ful li.nne, M3,5nn. lias t>v<>ry(,iln Oraaa H1 I'ttmchiHl mhtHili their K|iar|i time. KAItr.' 121) tn ir, nf (he opinioa that tuch enchmm* Twit bldfltn tu tun bun IIIMH. by September 1. $700 per MTMSNO'MAIN^MOUSR Meekly. Aft now! Phnnii Mrc Fhoul.l h» rnmrutninated In Iht btwt ' SCOTCH MAINS IUN0AIOW Well located In Fanwontt, hns InlfrrittH uf lia (Town and that aald ' lite Meet *ereer It., Bataaketk, If. t, I'lillk lit All i'nl4ir fur Inline Inter A llreplace In 13 ft. t>« 99 tt 11. I-ar«e living mid dinlnH roornH VI'PIV, |p|| owned by the Town are aot Asking 118,850 for an adorable (f- In 11 room, full «lie Import i'i" tiiuvliiir 111 MouiilaliiHlih- Jul tff the land* to pe cnnveyeil by aalo^ -. who mmiliiH partial to city eun- turen «uch n» mercury nvllche donrw wefttluTHlrlpinMl. l-'mir hed fleaie telephone x 4lt", like new. |8IS; inn. kennene j'reneiit iouallnu llni|ilii, tf vi'tileni'e In the country. l.arse »nd a new Tamian ranire , . rnonifi; two IH«'*1 liathrnonw; p**dn Town to r)tepl|p|i Q. I'leklo Ann Roa« Nlince leatur, 11» In, If,: 111 Im-, old tllilu. 1'all »l1«» Ml«th belwwi u piek-ju. - living; room, fireplace, dining Quick pomtetitiliin. J"s,!Uill. llntMl clusctH wltli itutuinittir M»ht I'lilnn nnd KttiMH for your Hummer lOTCHPOtD PONTIAC A.4M.-U noon, l.l) 4-3530. room, tiled kitchen, 8 bedroom?, Jiilt- UtM-Phtly reitiM'oniteit. ADamt 3-2842 rotlHue, 6c up. Mure nest week. NOW, THlinWPonE, BKI W R8» - plus expnnnlon Bpnce for a 3rd Cull T-S P.M. (except Prl.) Al> S- BOM'EP that,tlie Town Cotlncll an- J bedroom. We liave a porch, feneed- THOMAS H. JUDSON Large wouil pancllpil plnyrnom 1 f.8H8. 41SN«>Ht) Av« - - wrappera, vnnerlenca prove ailll nlffr of exchaiws nn (lie In yard, am) frexh roat of glctun hiiKenuMit; HIHII lavntnry. St'partit ferred ligt nnt netemiarf, < condlllon that ("tephen (I. Pleklo and 'ittll \11rlh Avenue al I.eaitt fuintU'p room; oil huriier; uutn warfeUtit rn4iiilt1un», paid vaca lr\B white paint to make it coin, All ;i,lt>7« AD 2.3700 Rime M I'l.'kWi ''..mlilne l.ot 17-A plete. Call for appointment to in- niptU- hot wnter nml heal; Hi'pn MKKT * CO, hoy'K hnld iloiiH, Fur iipiinliitiiii'iii rail I'l, 7 wllll Lot 18 lr) tllcick m to rornprtae Kirn. I'. I", l.um, |>|, .1.301 U rau« laundry room; i'2i) vttli t-ur spect—then make offer. IIICAI Kill , . . IVVI HUM POI SAU Bporl i-oiU, Iso 1(1, exclleil. t eon one-lot, nnd i^unHilne Lot 19 with * T**llt. KverhiHllna ex I ni ln-nv illllon, IK; Kofn, nitide to orde tot SO In ninek Mt tu conmrl»« on* rntiper rnuf) ruptier llKhlniim pro «-»-t •DITM chintz .-over, 116; inahomuiy ImnR- Ni'iiin-iimiiiNrAiiv - i'HVt"i.... lot ami tn milolllng nf LotH t, I tpttlon. 1AM" U\v. Hhi'ivcK, t ilrawem, I:,, Al> 2- and .1, ninck (119 and l.ol II In tllorN Pall l.laa af voi,K*WAflN*. hlncU. ui-r . HUH mirne with dome accrolarlnl wurk TIMMIUNE SPUT tyuiuii ii«iio«»«r)', B|M>ed nut..An- t4u to make four <4) new Ion ua 1 aatf Caal*wa lrr nioT, 11*11, Icnthcri'tii' upphnlHtery Kowler Street each havlnt 81' front< Atlractlvt KrotindR, ler-PK nn ie BlatH. IH-IV hniki-M, HWiiy-lnir, uwij r liroxlmulely 25 hml'a per week Tor modem ta»tpn—n mortprn nhrubH; iilmut 100* x \W. Twa-vn WiitliM -.-..-.. ronln, niillioKilny II plecea, (.'nil AD Sj-iinnt) f,,,- i]111'i-vI<• \v in., age, without >tir**judl home when* thf? owners havt iie- KHi'titte wllh t-opniT rni.f anil two ttiiUHUiil huy al 1.1011. SIOVIIIK to tInn. IllSfi. OnII Al> IMsfl tweiin Ii ami i| A.M. Mmiilai ii'iiteil ii nqulity wltli tnntpful Hliiallet' iiuiirlerii, Call CH fi-024(l. Tuemlny. Thiirnduy, Prldny. aulmiMiUfnt date Im niiproved bv wny WAtllKRI — N«w and ui«d, full I1-1I1-2 KO'liiiff. Thin home \n Jutit one Ith he I'lnlihlniIlnnnlimi llnardllnard,, nuhjiictt to finafinal l yenr olil nm| .PttllllB down for "VVI11 coiiHtdcr rent Intc to ncr uarantead. Raaaonabla, Bnow- MKK Hide a-l!tPII- nbie pa fly; 1-efereinen rcmil J •r, excellent 'ondltlon. Ah :I-I:IK:I. nieclllilf of Hie Town founcll tn Iw B-5-t nutoniiuie. IOxct.plhuntjici'pihiiiiill) y i-lenn In II to July as. L'all lilt «-??til. rnotiiH, HpnciouB living rnnm t.lri- $2dfl per month-—I wo year lt-nn Hlile 11 ml mil, cull Al) i-liilix held tin Juno 37, I MO, ami that » iiiK room, Hltnhen With eating PATRICK L. HEDDEN AVI'llili: pine denk and hutch In- lAN'Ann o»«A»»—top brta«a. OMAN, nleeii In, aanlat with chll iiHiy nt this rcdiilutlini be nlillnhiil Hpncp. » 23-foot fftmlly n>nm f*r May be inH|ii-cti'il hy appoint men lile; Mi-yeiir-old mahiiuitny rocker; rn.14 i III:» iKii-nr 4-ilimr B.-.III n Thn Wcntlteld Leader on your tfirfft'Mt trtitherhiKH. nnd hunt* REALTM only, Telephone owner, APfiniH 2 Baat jirloaa. Hlilc arm rhulr; liedHlde lahle; ma- ill-enlen , light litiiim-kci-plim. All un Kail, I'nwer illhle, S-toius i.»ci'_ illl lit iKi'i H nilii'r help kept, li|| i| [HOHO KiKitit i Jiinn 83. ItUO. jnliniMlp-pnclosBtl |K»tyli lu rom- •M Pirh A»t, l»ick DUDKIN WAMO CO. Imnnuy Mecieinry anil 7H rpm rec- lent ciiiiillllnu. M7D, I'nll AH 'I t«-3t«3tt y» IW.T4)- l>1i>tf> n ru»hloimtili'h nml u*nh]p (formtrlr OrajforC Plaao Co.l ord player-radio. AP 2-MHK 1I1SI. plnn. Muny •ujtriiH arc included 4IT Nartk in. W. AD Ml ll-83-St utich an nlMmjnuni com If I nut [tin •REAL ESTATE WANT'D* Tnlu a>« •akaMlas irew I'DHII. » i-yllllllel', 2-ilnul, HI KHKTIriRT, permanent liual- tn th« Mhttfr of llic Atinllcatl Ktnt-ni HRHII and Hci-ecim, intercom, I -!l2r.!l. conditioned office, 5-ilny wpel Wim-OIIATION for nn Order un HI VI>H. njuly to iiui'ihiiiii' 3-4 1 •• il C«ll AJJ'S-^a^O for ltunnllllm«nt. nlly well built home dwner IH r A HAIiIlt Juat call the Btac- 111)4 after B I'.SV|. M; of(lke Memh»r«hl«) C diTrrinw for only 13(1,oftO. LOCATION COUNTS I room hnnie In WeBlfleld. New n under 10 year* old. Will pay »2B catoa. For }aia, Dixieland, rocr INHII IMIXTIAC <-ii.«n- I'lili-fmin d 'n' roll, IMIn, ur }uit plain eoo pllillli, |1D. Call AD 2- luxe, nidln, hentcr, * autumnal it liHunrrntta or AND You'll In* hanpy tu rnlae you l3F.,linn. Met,'hill Itenl Kxlnle Co danoa munlo the way ran like II 07.12. yi'ek Hliirllnu In Heptfrnher. V,,r family cm this <|li(flt tree Unei ins I'rMperl St.. Weainelil.' rauKmlHNlon. IteiiHotiiihle, All !l " IMAMtK AllAIRirr Moderate price. Call AD J-4740. 0H7. frlutjilly fiunTly, Hli.ulii »U.. ,-i« TOP OP THf HIU Htreel in one of our »«tipr Kfln All Illll l«l. ll .-|i],,i ,- wllh !»Kx. I wood nHffhbnrhoortH. TIHH framt &5t ri 1211; HUH filove, $1(1; hand cro- 1H.i;i llrtiirn 4-II.JIU . i-.-.nMMIlU'H I'vtMilnira: iniml he fond of c'l'l] I'ltrmtlini "tn'ftn order niad'e III th# An unuKunl lionii* which hns 5 floor POCOXO Mouiitalnn, near ttunlikll MOTORS with neat. Cull AH 1M647. licKl orfer. Call All 8- twin fnwim ilrrlveil at «r, .1IU4A. I'oi-inaiieni iMmltlmi. |,^x. cottalceH, all eonvenicncfd, week, 014 Taan t*a MM NOTICR IS HKrtRtir OIVKrf 10 but one (twit wants to keep ttctiie- rnuins and tiled ha Hi. There lit n ArchleV; orchcHtra nhect niiiHlc ml lent "uliiry. O|ipiii-liiiilil.-», cm nil creilltnrn of and elaitnantn full hanement, Home wall-to-wnl month or aeaaon. HwimmlnR pool. > INSTRUCTION ilVKlrnlilc full itefnllN lu own hliui UIIIIB in the family purse—nfter For Information call I'U 4-H43S. WISTPIILO MARINI for large liiinil; ItehixIclRiir. 11! 0; nun hint ' POnillTltt'K COItPrillA- the house IK bought. Owner ank- carpet hiKi KfiriiK*', KcreetiK HIM l-'rankllii o|icn Ntovc, f85; liciivy •wHtlliK pleani'. i',41. llos 8| nilr TliiN (Ilin "I'lirpiinitliin"), that they 5-12-8 si Ccalral A?f. WHMIM Vuud, N, ,!.• ' II-8J-4 IhK |SPt9n0 nml here nrt- the other ^(uim U'IIKIOVVK- ThW )ifme la rock nutpli' cheHt, l'2ti; old Mrlinil• •. H. ••umaTTT, are renulred tn preHetit and nrnVM, •worth hcelnn! l-'veuiiiKH: AI» 1 feiiturPH of t|ilH ofTt>rIiiK: (Ireplnct- wol.KCHOHO, \. ••.—••rlviu-y of 4 6-6-1 faihct-'H cliick |t:iri; nxK> rone i-UK, Lataat matki ' »;.:.v»i. tliclr cliilniH In the itlrcctorK of til* Jiving room, itookKhelvt'K. tlinhiK •\vornleil ad-en; ullra inmli-rii ml 128; rlillliu hoolH, III; .Vhuriler Coriiiirillloii HI the iiHI.-f nf the Cor* rimm, Kcicnt'e kitchen, a bntltH, taKej heautlful illllet. rlt-iui lake SII.'X cnn'ci' Move, $12; dc-lllllllllll- uoratlmi, I loom 175a,. ISO llroadway, . nreezewny, 2-cnr jrnrape, larB« ION0 tlreplucf. nHhlnK, ImthhiK, Itnat tler, It.'.; imihouiiiiy hrcfikfl-onl, New York; Nf»* York, on or befom level lot, niul city utllltiP«. »li5-»»5 ivi'ehty. owner-hrnker Al |:I2: ronln coiiler, ?:.''; hllHkcllilill HELP WANTED- AtiKUHt lf>, tUd; Unit Ml creditor* lilll'kHtop, IS; foul locllci-B, |t.r.ll; and clnlmnntu who do nnt no ore-* LOW AND RAMIUNG! .1-27114. li-lii-2 liiivn niowerH, |IS; IHIH fif uliliia "t-iil their i lulnm "hull hit iirecludert MAlf front HliHrlim In the funda and pro|i> TIIIH ?»yefir*o|() ranch home IK nn- HK.tt'll IIAVI'.V. ILM I •; [ tl 11111 St. TH! and UIIIHH from illmcH In dollnrH. u«ual, illiTeient anil real uhe .Modern hiiimalow ni-ai' tu-ean, llpen dully 111 to S eiciipl TUCH- rty of Ihe nprpiirntlnn, mcept al WALTER KOSTER, INC. ilny«. I'hoiie .Ml 7-1 Mil. Archie AIiH fur urlvHln iiinmi'imcr rnr foi There are U pi r I u re w i n d a w t weekly. I'hiine All 2-24«:i hefiire WORLD tOOK INCYCIOPIDIA 5-4 »BPlja, locRlly, Hi" D-jiilll, | othep' rw|xi n prnvided by law; that ev- Mvltlplr Millie MrMkfra ltCHllle Shop, Meyernvllll' ltd., Mey • D t- ery claim :mti»t he proved by prea« (front ami back) In th«- MIUUIOIIM Kutllrday or rail m 124 Klp;htl, Mr, IN A^| to f I'M Prmhrimk H*M ••« Ho.le 11 JIVIIIK rnoni, deti with Ureplare ]li-(uti llavi-n, tlii't-i-iifti-r. fer ••rr-aekanl Ikrvaak Mla» Hrkeal CIBVIIIC. I'litntlou nf n voucher ttccftmpanl MouKtiilMMc ADm S-SSM nad far Aitall"! by mi nltliluvlt nf the ci-fdKor or beuutlful vomhlnation f u m 11 y ulalmnul pr mi nxent of aald cr«d- ruoiii, and dining r, Hici-i Buppori i in in.-, tr.r, 8-B-tl 4TTBJTIOM all raotherajW i 2-far K»raKe, full ba«emem. back STORK ROUND tTf i-.v .-ll.-nt i in,illl Ion AH L'-7Tr,11 ant, over nnd above all counter* yitni palio, a well Hhruhht'd t>rnp- llllilll.AMI I..«KI-:M, near Virnoii 'alma; hat the dlrccliirs of the 40* Park AT*H*is*.. >nNewtel k PIUIM erty anil located in one of mir N. J. 2im fi'i't from lnkf. Twi •»e «ar alalaraHr raaktoaa will lake ca'ra a' our children Ii Price* treat UM a-ntllllt. AD 2-34114, 6-E-tf dlrectort* of Ihe Corporation have Marmarrl llmallUa t'\ S-.VMI ,A»'AI.I.K'I'I'K— llrand ne« l-ro •ml brick work. Neat and depend' urcHented tliefr Interincdlnte nnd I'lormri. H n, All Mull enYllem-y jiptirlMH-nt avallfilile Uy OW or lioi-Hif iniinurc, rotlrd. Kn- Hliie. Call AD 2-4009, f-dVtl r IVER HEAR OF rlch all outdoor plunl*. inirdena, A\\»(l> Bllfll, I.IKI oloreil, li(>l,l' InnlrmilonB, Harvey CiMiler, film I uci'ounta lo II". Court fur >«t- firai'f Hnkrru I'l. a-*S5.H week or Mention. I''A L'-lilllil wi-i»k- Neiv Jerney I'ro, AHalHta.nt Chani- ilifineut mid allowance.: ami that n A 5 IE0HOOM RANCH? eml* call ins Pri-Mldf-nt Avt-., l,nv jr. dcllviireil, Hi!,- uiotilli only. '1'iij' ClllldltlnU. Wllll tWO MCtM off ll| rhiK to dnlnrmlne whethei* nald noil. I'h'-Klinit Parma, Ml! !"-l*«I nlon Windmill ltiman,, lilitt 22. 'j, * nllette. 1'iivern. *IS. Call AH .1-4sr,n, .North I'liiliillelil, Mnml tlh Will out .. olliltn iiliull he neltled nnd al- 21 hour,,. G-l 2-tf .Nrth I'liiliillelil, Mnmluy tliroutt;h irden work nnd general home, Lueated In nn area <>f RTIP hntnes, KrldaKld y evcnlnKa Dltt «-f«-f>MI> > or PI. lowed alut whether HUIII dtreotori* thiN Ntitne front ranrh home 1Mmill" HOTI'IIM—7 room coltiiKe n \MI' TIIAII.KH. HlKUllI nil Illu for appointment*. ranliif, nir your joha. Cull Ar- nhull he illm-barit-il from their du- 4U7 f it ur, All 2-1030. 6-2U-II • on «.»I,K HV HW»:H rieKitrned for eawy family living, the Hay. $";*» a vvi'ek. llonil I-IHIH- infnum, i:i5il. Al> ,1-nfl.ill r.-oe-ot llea and llnlillltlen will he hflld In TliPre IN a liiK livliiH rnnm with mlllK. hontlriR and rlwhlliM. Ciill ~ ~«uos the Court at the courthnuMe thereof, l>rlVf hy and see thiH barn-rod Atnnufnclureri* climeout of liniOIIAI, HUCK of IllKKll! IllteilH • 'olonlal houne for sale at M.I H fire place la a cherry panelled Al) 2-Cll'li after 7 I'.ll. LAWN IIRVICI l'narl npd r«ntre Ht»., Now Vork, Luxury Carpet, reif. ur, to I2u per Mini.-Ira table cloth, ynrda KVKI.V1 W. MOTT AMT fl,A»«m N. Y., ut I0;II(| n.in. on Alwimt 2B, f'alrncreB Ave., WeHtlteld. Jt h»K MOll, "HniiiR room, deluxe irmdern ... .._mmer cla>»f»; Children Wenltly mitliiteimnce of Uwna, kitchen with ilinhwuHher, Ue 1 fKrtt- >il. — $!.».'> jd. up. Hall and Blulr long. AP M'5Si'. Hpeoinl nun nhll" Hlx ruoniH, a Krreened |ion-h, brink curiict at fraction of actual cost. age nevnn tn teen-age, ThurNdayi Ctimpletn yard care. AT) 3-3J01 ful knotty pine family room with v Pallo, dlnliiK room, lilK kitchen, • ROOMS FOR RENT • Klltulielli ItiiiC Ksi-hnnze, £C9 Mar- l-l- r. Kitppy Hnrhor HWlmrnK July 7 to AuiruKt 11. Anultn, Mon powder room slid three nedroomM. Ilreplace, five bettroomfl (three on day mornlngH. L'luioieH held nut Attnrneyit for PtMltlonara the llr»t Hour), powder riuim, tiled rln Ave., Kllzilheth, X. J. 6-2(!-tf pool, 1211; Hirl'H i'l" hike, (III. Cal '»'!«' of them pipe panelled. There All 2-7751. dnora, and tit onol uttullo 441 I2it llroadwny i» ii benutiful hlB lot nncl a little bntli, anil Hpnce for a future bath. MAI.KI Lninnn unit Hhndi'K. ttcdltcei J.ongfellow Ave, At) 2-1437. MIMIOORAPHINO New Vnrk 6, N. Y, Twn-rar unraKP. larKc property Typltilf. Mlmeoiicope work to do at brook In hnclt The priie IH J25.5W'. ^IJ^W. Horth A»a. AD I-I7H.. .. Sli'.i to ird';. Take u,humane, of tMHAII ihimeHllc oil.-Mini rim hy t-»-4t -21!.41 Pei!* I47.3E '""11 AD H-751T for appointment. and ideally lorn t eel in Hentrh them- l.urliilliis. .Man)- Imnil innde fiomn. Heautlful work; reaaonaliK 6-5-tf K'uriHtan. !*xir«. In excellent con- riltuH. At) 2-B7H7. D-1-CI J'rlnclpalB only, i'luliiH near all HCIUIVIK Lifted nt »luidc«, J,nm|i «haden recovered illtlon, liriO. I.I 11-H8IC fur np-IIHINH, rKliri'MHlilX — HeKlnn»r» ITATR «jf \KW JKHUK.*' ~ |3fi,£0(), it'H n honey of a home. I'NMNIIRD room for renl, private un.I repaired. IVc can duplicate polntment. II-2S-UI nd advanci per inonlli, ilcii- In ntocli, I-.', T. Wllllnma, 755 Cen- 2-XIIIKXl . «-10 - 21 weekenilfl from Hnturday nltlil REAL EUTATK _ IMIVR •I'IKI'K (Jerinun imporleit HlerlltiK throuirh till Tuemlny. AvallllTile To nil tn whom thean preNonta mny tleman only. AD 2-!i33:i. Hi North tral Ave.. WeMflehl. Al) 2-2IBH. .N'o tell and coffee > 433 NOmrfAVlE. W. l with tray. *2& »ny of thuae iliiyn If pnrenta in Ave. K.. Wenllleld. «-lli-2t tmrklnir prohlem. C-Jl-tf firm. !••!) «-i:i:iii. I«I*A\|NII I iitnrliitf—Krfitilmnr, ym Wl'lUHBAait njipeara to my «al- • :i. AI) 3-5288. away. AIHO tint whole miinth ol PATRICK L HEDDEN AUKUMI. (Tall HITIIM.'I o-inin any iMfnctlun, hy duly authenticated ;OI\<; OUt Of lillHllieHH, lIlOVlllK t'l riieiird of the proceeding* fur the _ „ J •••rtt '»'« Inrxc rooniH for renl. prlVHle MATt-'llrlll pair KlrulKhl hlii-k K tlniu ut all. Will nil any night - MAtTOt liathx, 1" mlnutcn walk from cen- Ciillforiilii. Kutlre Bt.ick mimt uo. nine leather anil niilluiKiiiiy arm- I-'OI.K Mi'llar lauulit evening li'M- voluntary dlnaolutlun llierwt by the ter of town, nice liifutliiii Nnrih iliiild lonincil cottonn from I'akiN- chair excellent Illiriiry or d<-n; oim. For Information mil I'lilllp ?*"• '"••" iiiiaiilmoiiH cmmetit of all the atoek- «M Park Ann tntck Plulai tun, »"" wide. Imported wooli*. couihlniilloii coiiBidc A.M-I-'.M in- holdcru dppoalteit In my nfftco, that EDWAMTav'cAMIUO Hlile. liaraiic IIUHIMCHH pcrr.<>n. lII teocherworllinKOn AH 2-231B. FllkH, cliallfK, ctiltonfl, lirocnden. «tio and plionoKrnpll. .'I M|M'C . KltiBll'ltlcllH INVKSTMK.NT CO. « All KOIIIK al rllllFulliU* prlci'H. Monde nnlt.li; pine liookciiB,. with itMintur'H ilficrer at Newnrk Ktate corporation of thlK Ntate, whOHff 5-B-tf l-'lll.rlc Imports, »:: KonleiHet SI., Collelte will lake cure of your lirlnelpal offlcfr IN Hltuated nt Nn. I.KKIIVC; room In prlvnte home for iloorN; iioy'H 20-lnch dike. All » • BUSINESS SMVICES • children lu my home hy day, week uentlemaiv only. Is |n-r ut-ck. All i'liilnll.l.l. Open Thurmliiy until n or month. Ileitunnalile rate, All 2- fill Houth Avenue, In the. llnrouvli r.-9-lf 0309. li-fMt nf Fflnwiiod. County of I'nloii, Htate S-3S8K. HIJIIINRIIII MBWe TIIl.EPHONH f New .ler»«y (II. ehiy KrledrlchH ITI'AII. K«y. 1 yelir old. Kood Illl- ANBWKRINO BBRVICK—No office AIIl;!-: niry room f"r rffil, furntKli- —nil illrl, youra for the ink- Ivh mill tone, lilcnl for heii|inie|-K SPECIAL SALE 231 Norik A»nr. Weaftela lillll-cil, mnnll odd carpenter lolm. lorniloiin. (inni'rnl. of Kevlned HUI- VOit'V, fi-pliKKeti|f..r riltinhout wllh ''nreful workninimlilp. II. Wl«- iini;vi:ii KM nu'.Au AD,^.»4 rknini W :ute» of New Jcrney, pfllmlnnry to 'IIMPOIITAIII.K r«."in, liu-ateil nenr .in III' Hvhiruile. eli-cirlc HlnrliT renitn, AAll l 2-!Wi:i12!Wi:i1. tile IMIII MI; nf thlH tVertlftfatP of1 R««Her Iniuror all tranH|ior(Htlon and C'-III*T nf Iliilf iinllou nml Uaior Iniller. Idetil for Hid- 0-lil-2t town, (lenlh-man preferred. All :i- $1.00 IIIK. Al) :-ir,IIS, 4*MA%' ilehlreM itcni-roii houHevt'ork CS.i'i. B-33-21 I H n C T AIIVBHTim^O. o f f B e t Now' •n"n:|tr:i'"Oi!K. I. the Secre. 203 Elm SlrM» ADamt JS444 Kelt. fl.Ift rir iRUnilry, Wedncailay ur Thurn- VI'KWHITi:!!, Itoyal. very nice IirlnlliiK, Mlmcoiriinhlliit. Hnlea iliiy. rail |"l, 7-I.1DII. ii-lli-2t nry of Hinte nf the Ntntu of New GARRY'S condition. Ht,, i'nll All S-4727. campal^na planned, printed and • IKCJ- lin Iterrhv Certify that tho APARTMENTS-RENT • Cor. NIMIIII nnd M'eatflrlil produced. iVrKIII|-.>( lill Bni.lilnte COII.IKO ltd cornoiiitlon 'ltd. on the Twenty* SUMMER, WE SALUTE YOU! Open every nlte lill U I'.M. KI.AVH l/.llll, prnctlciilly new, tun. IJuloa Caaalr Prlalla» * Malllaa; /Undent luajorliiK In hiiiMuit-ui'B nrth d»y of Miiv. UMIH. lilt, hi my li-lii-tf Cull III! n-llliM. i.l.'l Norlk Ate, Wral«rla fflci- ii duly executed nnd utteilted IIIIKK rorinl, prlvnte hnth, liuHlneHB nviillalile lo I in.,i in Pi-Hiii-h unil it In tvrlflnu- to the dlaantu- KpnnlHh I Ii IM nuniincr. All ;'-74f,H. couple preferred, liendy to occupy A\.\A, red anil yellow, 7 for II: I'AH'I'MUVT Hlxe KIIK refrlue illnr, AD a-aaes Ion of nald iMirporntlon, executed July 1. Call AH ,1-1021. li-lii-21 li.v nil the aliickhnldern thereof, cliryxiilitlu'inuuiH, :'.:,<• or 3 for II: fn-e for cnrliiu :i-huriier t.r'i- 6-5-tf hlceilluK lieiirt, r.tic; hybrid pc- | oven, )|ll. Cull which mild cotment ami the record IIHI'.K room mifurnlHliecl iipurt- tunlRH. r.Oc a doKcn, other* !ir>c sVlCUL of trie liroceedliiKM nforeNnld are ment, near town. Tall All 3-Zr,47 n diiien; annuiilK, .'Sfic ttinl fiOc n WANTED 11.511 — KITI'MKS' KI,(MiH — 11.SO ow nn nli- in my Maid nlTlce IIH pro- rlBht in for drens Innpectlon. *2O,80t). !t-f» weekS and llr.|,lii.,- toolH, 17; ilry cleuneil lilinlr vfincil. |llll- l.l.'.l by law. unii <'KI4|il»ntF, "til- or I. for 11; ltnlck-kimck Nhclf, t;!: chlld'n OAIR rOR MB** 010THIN0. rid. lMhi.il. NI-:V|..'lt aitaln do you lime l.V TKBTIMONY WHKItKOP. I mil roomK, 2nd floor. B2« I'lerniMl (icrniiliiniH, r>0c each or I."' a doxeii; WIIKIIII. Bmnll, }-• Cull All :-:ir.7S. laa; hablta, boota, antlquea, eurloa, lit witi*h llooi-f* with our Hervlce. uve hereto net my hand nnd affixed Ht. $l4f, month. Tlirt'i- rooniN. :tr't llnrlon lleauty Ivy, nynall leaf, nr.c furniture, br«»aw«r-, alaaa, chlaa We make all lloiirn inm-i< heaiitlfut »y rifflnlnl *en1. ut Trenton ltil» lloor 311 Centrnl Ave,, ISO inniitli. or -t for II: I'rlmcon KiHK maple, I,II IM-IIBH. chlmt, cryBtal. lltii-iiH. WnITi, ill liadlaon Are. Tel. PI. I'nll Illtlillte 2-I120S HnlnriliUH IS wenty-fnurtl) dny of Mny /, |i. nun All 2-l'6*7. 11-2.1-tf inr.. I'cni inoim, IS.7a. I'nolettl, 1K1 r. lirlc-a-hrlic. Mn-.l hi. illBpom-d of noun |o f, I'..M.. \ve«Mtiya 4:,ln lousaml nine hundreil and Hlxtv. Alountaln Ave., ricdtch riafuli. Inilneillntely. Hncrlllee, Call AD r..M. to H:jn |M|. . (i-lfi-tf Tin J. I'ATTriM. \|'l r \I-TIIMHIIKII 3-roorn npiirlnient. Bhore. llefereiicen. Afi i-OSfil. f antique lamps as well as many other items from his private e riittNBre fnr alaale iteepia all tilllltira, prlvale entrance, Jlon • LOST AND FOUND • Irooi Mm, *;„ aiftM. ,,r week. Hemker Maltl.lf M««l«« tr't'm per niontli, One or two adult!-. All hop. in.1,Mill; (tudent experienced typ- lUB IKUPWCOPWCT N THl 3-0214 evenlllKH. i,(H't'—rmnco pin rtUMintfr) on silver IBI and motherH helper, deHiri.H TOfflAV AD 3-S«M I ELM STRRHT Primitives, Federal pieces, Victorian marble tops, a canopy friinit'. VInlnity >>t bunin*triH rpntor, (yplnir, <'lerkln«, baby nlttlng. AD You wilt e*4 ileiar Haikor I Ill'll roomn anil Imth. lnod»-rii. All Tliurnday, Juim 18. It«*wnrd. HBII- "Tar Uraaaarr «| Ha Heal iltilltteH, extrept electrli'lty. Klrft ied, and soma "just plain early matrimonial" furniture, lots of (imentKl valui. Call AD 3-(H93, „ Ere»ln«r« AD !-B»4O • A Mra. Glena Alexla ttoor flSfi per month. Call Al) 3- irass and copper, cut glass, pressed glais, Iron and wooden ware mowji^anTTllah flarjia »ta«« liriway Mm. V:iliabelk Murrla rA i-siiisiia 49«5 before 0 P.M. or KA !-illl IIIK dono In tlrant Heh Ttl. ua NTO>B HAIIIHIH H Mra. Janet Heart** after S I'.ll. lus hundreds of other nostalgic articles uncovered in country OMT—-Pitrk brown wallet, Hatur- An !-ttn or At) 3-231). ...All 3-4TM diiy, TamunufM I'tirk tmt wp**tt fi Mra. Mario* JofcuetoB • •" tfics and barns. DILLER A FISHER — ly HarrLoa ..,;.- IIHKt! roonin anil Imth: all utili- ntn\ 5:30, I'lf'iiHc return tmp"rUmt I'OMAM doHlren hiiuHeivnrk by tlip ..SB HKl'ltr.Kii«l:vTH •If Till-: ITHfl HOI »K puiuifri to 832 (Murk Ht, or iihitni* MI4 Thlril Avr. ties. ISO. Immediate noi-upillicy. day ar f-day u-onk. t'nll I'L 6- Nlnae riarkar, ,V, t. liiiHlne«» woman only. All 2-44IU. ticlliineeri (iHIIIUIH

JIYOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT NATIONALS CHUCK STEAKS-" •• *> «•* *.>....^..... * 45' ROUND STEAKS-"-— ** • »99< SO WHY PAY MORE? BONELESS DAISY HAMS1*-*- "•* ••«* * 59' DELICIOUS CUBE STEAKS » 89' MARTINSON S or BONELESS SIRLOIN STCAKS * 89' CHOPPED ROUND STEAKS *• IT IYUBAN COFFEE TOP SIRLOIN ROAST • -v. * & iiw. EYE ROUND RO^t-^^ ... 99* MR 10 FLAVORFUL CHOPPED CHUCK * S7* PINEAPLE APMICOT Nil BONELESS STEWING BEEF —•••••• » 45' Del Monte Drink PINEAPPLE PEAR 3 41M. 89 SHORT RIBS OF BEEF-1-"'*•*-• * 57" YOUR REST ROLL TISSUE IUY 10 ALL MEAT FRANKS-^^- ^,...... ». 59^ JUICY—SWIIT IATINO FINEST FRUITS and VEGETABLES WHITEHOUSE IB'/t ti. OR UNDER HOUSE 6aR 10 GEORGIA PEACHES IETTY CROCKER! 40 «i. FIIRY RED—SWflT EATINO—LARGE SIZE BISQUICK THE 12 IN I MIX PKB3. 9 CROCKER* URGE RED CRIST IETTY i LAYER OUCE MIXES LARGE CEBERG LETTUCE TIDE PK8 25 j FANCY WUCTED—NEW GREEN CABBAGE :|COFFEE SALE TENDER STRINGLESS YOUR — LINDEN HOUSE [CHOICE +• or MUTUAL TOP QUALITY COFFEE BEANS YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT NATIONAL! HUDSON NAPKINS ^10' ...so WHY PAY MORE? Granulated SUGAR —5*45' IMSL1DEDHAM:»«-- 89 ARDSLEY'S - SCOOP BRAND ALL Half — WHITE EGGS • »^r • - 39 ICE CREAM FLAVORS Gal IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE - 19 Banquet—Sarva Warm or Cold Moby's—Reg. or Pink 2 to ., BORDEN'S CREAM CHEESE .6 pz. Can Turkey Sandwiches a Pkg.29' LEMONADODE 9 lincUn Farms—Fresh Froien Morton's—Beef, Chicken, Turkey 6 oz. $| KRAFT'S CHEESE WHIZ' Orange Juice 7 cans I POT PIES $ v . Morton's—Fresh Frozen 8 oz. AA< POT PIES 5-"» i yr in, n«»B iinii. Macaroni & Cheese 2 Pkgs.i.9 Chunl( C ButtereRiver Valley—Cuts,d Bee, or Tipi ssteaks r.. 49' Bologna or Liverwwst u. 49 River Valley—Fresh cFrozen ti Pkys. TV Perch or Cod Fillets Asparagus - IVI#<\KV3#\lflPlE LINDEN MOUSE X PKOS. AT

Last 2 Weeks List 2 WNkt To Fill In Missing To Fill In Missing Serenade Dinnerware 138 CENTRAL AVENUE • WESTFIELD N J Sertnade Oinnerware TTrrrrrrrrrrTTzzTTYTTTT^TTrrrrr ______^, •-- - • !-. - •• - fmMmnm»tm944M*mm.Jnmamm4 Club News of the Week in the Went field A {About Town with Sally Catherine Holsey, Thomas Ratcliffe Peter Bafcox of New York. Millictnr A. Abbott, Thomas S. Culver Following the ceremony, a recep- -5*,1 [issAdairSidford of 728 Shack- Fourth av»uu»e »iwh,o tion was held at tile Mansard loa xon drive wa» honored recent- - • are leaving in Plainfield. a luncheon and personal taC Wed; Leave for Sojourn in Europe United in Double Ring Ceremony Sunday The bride attended New Han- given fcr Mrs. Harry T. 1 over High School, Wilmington, W. Holy Trinity CtodTia* the setting "Saturday for the marriage The marriage of Miss MilUcent Adrtenne Attott and Thomas of 648 Scotch Plains ave- Dwight Stern, son of Mr. and of Miss Catherine Sunn Holwy, daughter of Mr. ud Mrs. Joseph C, was graduated frem WesMrie . Hits SuMiai* Jmmp, who Mrs. 1. D. Stern of m Stanley Ststen Culver was solemnised Sunday afternoon at St Paul's Episcopal High School and ii a student at 1 be Miss SkUord's maid of hon- Rohnson Holsey of 665 Birch avenue, to Thomas WMhius Ratcliffe, »on Church. The Rev. Charles R, Uwrence officiated at the double-ring avenue, entertained friends *t a of Mr. and Mrs. French Tfcomjwm Rstclufc o* 328 Orenda circle. The Glassboro College. She ii a mem* enterUined at her home Pf rty in his home Saturday eve- ceremony which was followed by a nuptial Eucharist. The bride is the ter of Phi Beta Tau sorority. burgh, Pa., with a miscelUn- Rev. Joseph Bryan Connors, SJ, performed the ceremony and cele- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan Abbott of 29 Woodbrook rin-lt, ning in honor of Miss Phyllis Hu- ~ brsted the Nuptial Mass. A recep- The bridegroom Is a graduate of s shower. Those attending were ron of Media, Pa. Dwight has and Mr. Culver is the son of Mr. ates of Mils Sidf ord who has tion fu held at Chaatkler in Mill- and Mrs. J. Frank Culver of IS Westneld High School and Colum- completed his freshman year at burn. bia College of Columbia Univer- . completed her junior year at Pennsylvania State College. Seudder road. athara College in Pittsburgh. sity, New York City. He will en- • a. The bride, escorted by her fa- The nuptial music was present- ter the School of Law of the Uni- rfiss Sidford will be married to The fifth grade girls of Grant ther, wore a gown of ivory peau- ed by St Paul's toys choir; soloist versity of Pennsylanvia. ,hony Alwortfc of Glen Ridge hchool held a farewell dessert de-sole witk a portrait neckline en- was Peter 8. Culver, brother of the 27 in St. George's Episcopal party Monday afternoon at the hanced with ivory Alencon lace. bridegroom. Organ music was The couple will leave for a Eu- furch, Msplewood. oome of Mrs. Jane Logan of 202 The bouffant akirt extended to a played by Richard Connelly, or- ropoan wedding trip during which court train. Her Juliet cap was of Mr. Culver will study at the Law Harrison avenue in honor of Mar- ganist snd choirmaster of St. School of London College, They Wednesday at 8 p.m. the teen garet Young, daughter of Mr. and matching peau-de-wie and Alen- Paul's Church. John Bryan Abott ers of the Highland Pool will con lace with a tiered illusion nn- will return in September to resume Mrs. Harrison Young of 137 Har- Jr., brother of the bride, served their studies. ve an open meeting at the home rison avenue, and Paula Madsen, gertia veil. The bride carried a as acolyte during the ceremony. Mrs. Logan Lonsdalc of 159 daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Paul O. white prayer book with white or- The bride, escorted by her fa- STOM risen avenue. They will plan Madsen of 680 St Marks avenue. chids and a shower of ttephanotis. ther, wore a long sleeved candle- Woman's Club Duplicate activities for the next two Margaret will be moving to Prince- Miss Carolyn Scbwarti of West- light satin gown. The fitted bodice nths, ton and Paula to Pennsylvania this field was the maid of • + chapel train. The dress had a For Class of 1910 Gldt Ann Prudcn, conservation; [Mrs. WSlliam P. Elmcndorf of Linda Schalin, daughter of Mr. boat neckline and three-quarter Shirley JoncB, coupons; Martina 014 Coolidge street was hostess and Mrs. William Sehalin of C34 sleeves. Her veil was finger-tip Goff, mountain schools; Betty ; a coffee given this morning in Fairmont avenue, entertained some length. She carried a cascade bou- Ten members of the 1010 grad- Greene, yearbook; Francis Rlchter, |er home in honor of the members friends Monday with a dessert quet of Eucharist lilies and atepha- uating class of Westfleld High hospitality; Carol Vanderbllt, mu- party.in honor of her seventh birth- notis, arranged with baby breath. School from the original roster of sic; Karen Dohrmann, ways and ! the doll clothes committee who day. making preparations for the Miss Marlene Flor»v«nt| of 83 celebrated the golden annl- means; Janet Humphrey, press ra ktashington School fair. Hostesses at a picnic dance Mon- Plainfield was maid of honor. Shs ver**rif;

AIR CONDITIONED Rear Entrance to Municipal Parking Let AD 2-1072 AlrCtnditimwdfarYwir TIL AD 2-2400 - CLOSED MONDAYS 10 THE WESTF1ELB (M.).) LEADER, THUMbAT, JUNE IS, 1M«<- Kin of Residents Delta Zeta Picnic 'Plains OAR See ! To Celebrate 50th Concludes Season 'Gems of Romance' Wedding Year SCOTCH PLAINS-Mi* Q^ The northern (Nlew Jersey Alum- .1. Vaiwe of 42 Fielderest drive' the ble Store - urfrfe nae charter of Delta Zeta sorority- entertained the Scotch Plaint chap. Mr. sad Mrs. Etaar A. Fetter- sen of Deland, Fla., will celebrate closed the season Saturday with a *er, DAR, restaraay. Mra. Barnard their 50th wedding anniversary box lunch picnic at the home of Jnhne of the New Jersey Bell Tel- Saturday at a family dinner «t the Mrs. Martin Kuna, US Otisco ephone Co. presented "Gems of Ko- Hansard Inn, P1»infieM. There drive. Plans were discussed for manre" consisting «f colored slides, Clearance will also be an open bouse in their the coming year. r*»liras of the world's famous dia- honor Sunday trom $ to 6 p.m. at Mrs. Virgil D. Barker of 6SS monds and an interesting ton,, SUNDAY the home of there son, Eugene, 86* .Shadowlawn drive told of her re- mentary about tteir history. Bradford avenue. cent visit to Kansas City .where Mrs. J. Seward Burke, regent STOHf she attended a meeting of the Del- reported that t*v*« Members and CHILDREN'S CLOTHES Mrs. Pettersen was born in ta Zeta Jofeneon-Wysndotte County their famlties attended exercise* »t Kredrickstad, Norway, and Mr. alumnae chapter. H was • lunch- the DAR Marker located in tbe Pettersen was horn in Brooklyn, eon given to raise funds, the pro- Scotch Plain* leftist Church Cem- N. Y., and they were married to ceeds to go to tli« endowment fund. etery Memorial D«y. Stept. 17-23 MISSES' CLOTHES Newark June 25,1910. They Hved The alstnnac dintear «t Pnwiaee will be Constitution Week and the in Cranford for 23 years and in 12, Mr*. D. E. Cadwell at Denver, mayors of Scotch Plains and of •**«...« Garwood for 10 years before retir- Colo., WM the gwtat speaker. The Fanwood win be asked to issue a ing to Florida a year ago. Mr. former nsttonal president at DaKa proclamation in recognition of TEEN CLOTHES Pettersen was employed for a num- Sigma Epsllon, Mi» Bliaabeth same. Mm. Bariw also read ex- ber of years by Storr Tractor Co., Daniels, was • guest As Mrs.cerpts from resolutions adopted by Westfield, before his retirement. Barker continued her tour we* ate the 6Mi OAR Continental Con- LUGGAGE The couple have belonged to and exchanged greetings with DeHa gress wfcich wat held recently in attended the Alliance Church in MR. AND MRS. EINAR A. PETTERSEN Zeta'a national president, Mn. R. Washington, citing that the object Cranford, being one of the origi- J. Nolop of Phoenix; Ari». of the national aerfety is to perpet- nal families to join the church. The following officers will terve uate the memory and spirit of the GIFTS For many years Mr. Pettersen was for tiie coming year: PmMcnt, a member of the executive commit- SALLY Mr». R. Hansen Watiiran, Blatn- tee of the.church and they both STORK CORNER neM; vice president, Mrs. Martin assisted in the various depart- (Continued from page 9) Kuna, WestfltM; recording Mcre- ments of the church and its Sun- Miss Jean Goldner of 564 Sum- tary, Miss Sarsh Nerraa, Moam- THE TOWN HOUSE day school. mit avenue, a fifth grade teacher Mr, and Mrs. David Pearson of Aeld; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Mr. and Mr«, Pattenen have MM in the Ehu Street School, was hon- 415 Birch place are parent* of a John Farley, Summit, and treas- IHCTNTtAlAVf. eon, Eugene, and tw« daughters, ored at • surprise farewell party son born June 9 in Overlook Hos- urer, Mrs. Francis Mawoftti, Sum- Mrs, David A. Storr of 321 Benson Urt week by Mrs. Louise Paacoe pital. mit. * WNCMfON PINNER COCKUllS place, and .Mrs. David G. Ewing of Huff of Plainflekl. Miw Goldner Scotch Plains, and seven grand- will leave. Weetdeld in the fall to A son was born June 10 in Over- TryOvrli>tc!«| children. speciaHie in New York state, look Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Lit»ratur. and Drama "Hit AND «*• ,TUK CHNNH $»7S ert Airix of 30« Orenda circle. Dtpt. Plant Program Mr. and Mn. Jack Bentoti of St. * * * .. — Choice of ~ Welcome Wagon Petersburg, Fla., arrived Friday to Mr. and (Mrs. Ronald Mays of spend the summer with Mrs. Wil- 1219 Route 22, Mountainside, are A meeting of the literatim and Shrimp Cocktail . fruit Cup Plans Activities iam A. Burke of 372 Evergreen patents of a son born born June drama department of the Wom- boulevard, Scotch Plains, Mr. Ben- 11 in Overlook Hospital. an's Club was held at the home* Cup of Soup and Tossed Salad of Mrs. R. S. Hoffman, 1 Breeze The regular monthly meeting of ton's sister. * * * .'.••.•• 1 targe and 1 Medium Steak the Welcome Wagon Club of West- A daugMer was born June 13 Knoll drive, last week. The com- fleld was held Friday at the Wash- Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. MeCash- in Overlook Hospital to' Dr. andmittee consisting of Mesdames gay- Choieeof Potato and Vegetable ington House, Watchung. n of 256 Krniball avenue and Dr.'Mrs. Robert Graupner of 827 Pros- mond S. Hoffman, chairman, For- "Womina" Peach Shortcake for Following a social hour and and Mrs. C, R. Addinall of 746 Bel- pect street. restIrwin, ex-officio, Raymond L, luncheon, the club president, Mrs. videre avenue attended the 35th * * * Betts, Howard R. Tate, Albert V.' CoffW Tea Joseph Studholme, presided at this reunion of the class of 1925 at Mr. and Mrs. John Codner of Ward and Robert D. Nelson hive test meeting before the summer. Harvard College in Cambridge, 1036 Harding street are parents planned a literary program rang- Membership in the club will re- Mass., last week. While! they were of a daughter born June 12 in ing from the Bible to modern poe- open in September and • hospital- there they also attended the Har-Overlook Hospital. try for the coming club year. ity coffee for prospective members vard University commencement at * * * Mrs. Malcolm McB. Panton will will be held Thursday, Sept. 8. which 3,067 degrees were awarded A daughter was bort June 14 jn lead off the first meeting with an Thru Mr». Franklin Halbrunner, 991 of which went to the 1960Overlook Hospital to Mr. end Mrs. evaluation of "John Adams »nd chairman of the nominating com- graduating class of Harvard Col- Frederick Kibler of 918 South ave- the American Revolution." Subse- mittee, presented a slate of officers ege. One of the members of the nue. quent discussions which have al- the Shops to be voted upon at the September class was Oliver Hauck of 517 * • * ready been arranged for are "The meeting with installation of the Sherwood parkway; who was grad- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sofman of Bible as Literature" to be pre- new officers in October. uated "cum laude" in English lit- 826 Fairacres avenue are parents sented by Mrs. Jules Favre, and A cocktail party for members erature. of a daughter born June 14 in Ov- "Book Reviews" by Mrs. W. R. nd their husbands will be given «•• erlook Hospital. . Bagger. Also, there will be a "Cre- ative Writing Day," under the at the home of Mrs. A. B. Mac- 'Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Mart? have * * * Kinnon Saturday, Aug. 6. returned to their home at 427 Colo- leadership of Mrs. Herbert L. A son, Robert Henry, was born Frapwell, when contributions writ- Ral-pti Waldo' Emerson wrote, "The Do you think Aunt MoUy tii Farewells were said to Mrs nial avenue after -a motor trip June 10 in Muhlenberg Hospital beat iway to have friends is to be tolk "himself" into wunV ;%> across country and a vacation in ten by members of the department Ralph Mason, who is moving back to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hilder- will be read. one". WHat Ibetter way to prove on those sultry days! Not nj to Indiana and to Mrs. Arthur Hawaii. While on the coast they brandt of Garwood. Mr. Hilder- your ifrienddAp Hihan to rememiber she iook it upon teriejf tm«!« 'earson, who is moving to Con- visited with their son, Thomas, -who brandt is a former resident of your (friends on Klielr bhtdday, an- a pair from JOHN FRANKSf4 necticut, The club's wishes for a j associated with Curtis Publish- Westfield. His grandmother is Mi's. niversary or just "Hello". THE U'lous toHwtim of easy ii j» bon voyage were extended to Mrs. ing Co. in San Francisco. Dorothy Boomer of 811 Grandview Hadassah Plans BAYftBRiRY GIFT SHOP, 800 for spoitswear. Eie chose i * A. Leonardow, who plans a trip •venue. iJitn. have a tomplefte line of Hall- Gregor knitted tnec!i iMrk4t« to Europe and Russia this sum- Mrs. Elizabeth Brintoin of 11S8 * • • mark and NercrMi cards that you to match. And "KE" it goin{U mer. Tice place visited last weekend Lt and Mrs. Gordon G. Smith of August Dance may Shaw your own friendiy ex- for seconds, The next dub meeting will be with her niece, Miss Leila Rose of Fort Benning, Ga., are parents of pression,' •- -•,• v; ';' held Friday, Sept 16 at which Greenwich Village, N. Y. Miss a son, Gordon Grenville, Jr., born \Aii&fl meetiriV at the Wert- It ybu are con time, the final plans for a dance on Rose, well known chanteuse, is 'so- June 6 in Fort Beriniri^.tteujjeni flpld Chapter of iHaidossah was Going «w»yT Certai»i]yri an-d t open spaces or ymir own "I Oct. 1 will be announced. cial directress of the Hotel Keiger, ant Smith is the- son of'Mr;'hnd'WeM in the home of Mrs. Rogow hope witlh a «pic *nd sp/ux ward- 8a" this summer, a praleaji The door prizes were won by Ellenville, N. Y. Mrs. H. L. Smith Jr. of lTr'SWnW in WeRtfield Monday. rabe, 'which, with ywur good ju"dg- .permanent is a must. Cd JOffl Mesdames R. Hatliffe, J. Miller, L. ••» leigh park. Plans were completed ior the raent, 2 know you would entrust AiD 3-17B1. You will bj tkiifc Gibbs, A. Peterson, E. Hudson, L. Miss Elaine Monti of 921 Boule- * * * children's youth Alijah. parties. to HMERSON JAY CLEANERS, with their easy to care for ittm Steinberg, E. Semak, A. Andresen, vard was feted at a kitchen shower A son was 4>orn June 14 in Muh- (Mrs. 'Benjamin iDamzls is hostess for meticulous cleaning care. They looking wave, ttal luta, hi) Piccoli and R. Young. by Miss Lynn Williams in her lenberg Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.in her home today for the younger take Badh j>ei»oiva'l faitevest in tip to you Beach Maidens—it.* home, 206 Ross place, Friday. Miss Anthony Mancini of 808 South ave- children. An attendance of 55 chil- your every garment, you ««\ be « pretty head to crtch m qt. Boro Women's Duplicate Monti will be married July 30 to nue. \ dren is expected. sure you nrHJ be, as the British Frederick T. Gould of 920 Harding Mr. and Mrs. William F. Amey Mrs. iSeth Ben-IAri is tt> he host- say "w«ll (turned out". Why not join 4h« Vtmtion «* This was the last match of the Muhlenberg Hospital. Plans were discussed for A for the summer, there «.««'" Pagluighi of Brooklyn and Mrs. The Word "Ma" Itself /bespeaks m season. The club will resume Its William Cox. "barge party" to be held in Sep- to .neglert your f««n«y_*' . Included arc some— meetings in September. A lunch- 50th Anniversary tember from New Hope, Pa., to the so of Gentry. MADE IN AIMBR- m us Miss Ferrari was also honored ICA invite you di»criinin»tinf! (birthdays or *™ ' - eon for all members and substi- at a dinner in Poggio's, Watchung, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lenington Center Bridge 'Inn, Pa. range with LVCEWBNS tutes was held last week at Wally's lt was announced that Mrs. R.hostesses to try "Constant Com- SHORTS ... BATHING SUITS by her co-workers from Bell Tele- Ryer of 847 Shadowlawn drive m«t" te*. (A tea that your guests St.—they will see to ~ -- Restaurant in Watchung. phone Laboratories, Murray Hill. celebrated their 50th wedding an- E. Ross would assume program most colorful floral »rr.n£»« chairmanship from Mis. J. M. will remember,, your family will 11 SUCKS ... BEACH COATS niversary Saturday. They were prefer—* convUinition of fine will be driirercdJinftt'" Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Griswold Madison -who is moving to Ohio. appoint. And *«• •»•*"* Mrs. Frances Kelly will assum!; Ceylon, Oaewl iwith orange and in each department "THE SACCO of Westfield. sweet spice. Delicious hot or iced, Ibe a remembritnce you Also present were their son and the chairmanship of the telephone iproud of. committee from Mrs. Ross. perfect if or .punch. Tea bags or daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. loose in convenient siiea. ' CARRY-AIL" L. Ryer Jr. of Glen Falls, N.-X.i Can there *e ay at ROMA their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Boro Woman's Club I can't imagine a June Bride who gift (for ywir «*">** nnd Mrs. John E. Cohoon of West- wouldn't be thrilled, if you con- bury, N. Y., and Mrs. Ryer's sis- sidered *or her, a gift »f one of Ithan a ta MOUNTAINSIDE—The Moun- Consider, too, the ne* -, y ter, Mrs. Maurice Russell of West- tainside Woman's Club 'held its the new versatile "from freezer field. final meeting of the year last week to lire" Con.in« Ware dlahes 1 torn •lann" (.^" at the home of Mrs. Charles Les- JBAiNNETTBS. These all purpose that extra Matrinimiy sUou'iu never be en- ter and proceeded from there to dish and saucepans, each In their tered into without a full recogni- the Patricia Murphy Restaurant awn handsome cradles, grace- uny dlSk re-Want GIFT SPECIALS tion of its enduring obligations on and Gardens, Yonkcrs, N. Y. table setting, peitfetct for our mod- VIS'S "time piete both sides.—Mary Baker Eddy ern informal dining, answer your gift pi Linens .., China ... Drinkware t6 Vi off ittwtt* fit #W Special Group of MISSES and JUNIOR BERMUDA SHORTS to 5.99

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Open Monday Evening* 'til 9 o'elotk (NO TOLL) ••rfcli* at 13) Elmar SI !29-tS« CINTWU AVI. AD 2-*B00 Betrothed •TNI WUTPIBLO (N.J.) LEAMW, TMtWatMY, 4UWI M, Hit Miss Bell to Wed Kehrli-Dietz UBtWtd Vastano-Rybicki MAOtC I PUN POt James I. Cassidy Betrothal Told Engagement Told

Mrs. Harold E. Bell of 282 In- Mr. mtA Mrs. Norman L. Kehrli dian trail, Mountainside, announc- of 841 Wyandotte trail announce Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rybicki of es the engagement of her daugh- the engagement of their daughter, Clark have recently made known ter, Patrici,, to James Irwin Gas- the engagement of their daughter. Linda Lou, to Walter 0. Diet*, eon Gertrude Ann, to Anthony Michael yB0"o£Mr d M Ii of dfr. and Mrs. Walter A. IMett Va&tano, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- of 219 Linden avenue. of 816 Coolidge street Min Kehrli is a graduate of thony G. Vastano of 547 Pier son Westneld High School and attended street Miss Rybkki is a graduate of The prospective bride is a grad- the University of Delaware. She will continue her studies at Penn- Arthur L. Johnson Region*! High uate of Jonathan Dayton Spring, School, Clark. She is now employ- field Regional High School. She sylvania State University in the fail. ed as a toller at the First Federal attended Lasell Junior College in Savings and Loan Co. Auburndale, Mass., and the Uni- Mr. Dietx is also a graduate of Her fiance, a graduate of West- versity of Illinois, in Urbana, 111. WertltaM High Sfceoo! and is at- field High School, is employed by m Mill im,im* m -ULIJL Mr. Cassidy is an alumnus of tending Pennsylvania State Uni- the ElUabethtown Consolidated «• Tmmmtrmw II Wertfteld High School and Wil- versity. Gas Co. of WestAeld. liams College, class of 1»55. He is No date has been set for the employed by Esso Standard Oil Co. wedding. It A fall wedding is planned. Delta Gamma MIV3 PATRICIA HfcU Plains Club Plans MISS LINDA •—Thornam Studio Awards Pins Sweet Briar Alumnae Newcomers Group Varied Activities MISS GERTRUDE RYBICKI •urae*tfl nw Ironi May 27th to Jura 2*Hi ,ld HollandBulb Sole B'nai ft'rith Women Spacious SurftMe Sun Decks combined witti our Meets Tonight; Announce Chairmen; Closing Picnic The members and kuabandg of ramou* OM fethloned Comfort, Service mut CMm Northern 'New Jersey alumnae For Fall Season the Summit-Westneid alumnae as- 1 Sweet Briar College »re taking To Give Aidjor Chile sociation of Delta Gamma ended .-dcrs for imported Holland bulbs Bridge Planned For Gardenaires their year with a, swim land barfce- Mrs. Morris Cooper, president of SCOTCH PLAINS—A rummage cue |»rty last Saturday. Cuatta j be delivered in the fall for next B'nai B'rith Women of Westneld, prlng's garden, This project will sale and dinner dance aro sched- gathered around the poo! of Mr. presented her aiate of committees uled for the coming year's fund- A picnic and plant exchange and (Mrs. Oliarleg Kiddeli o* Short idd to the scholarship awarded an- The first meeting of the new ac- nd their chairmen for the year busily to an incoming freshman at tivities committee of the Westneld aUioB.-JCtiyiUei of the Scotch held ktt week at the home of Mrs. Hills for swimming in the after- 1 1960-61 at a board meeting held 1abis Woman's Club, it was an-Charles Gargiles of 466 Otlsco noon fallowed by cocktails and Sweet Briar from the northern Newcomers Club will be held at last week. (lew Jersey area. The recipient 8:15 o'clock this evening at the nounced by Mr*. George Oram, drive, marked the end of th« year 3UH>er, €o-1u>»U»!W ld There will be «n orientation for Israel, Mrs. Mason Silver; budget, ties will be a trip to a meeting of Officers for next year were in- j iplns, In the form of minia- than two million imported the new members and then activ- i during the past eight years, Mrs. Wuhl; community service and he General Assembly of the Unit- stalled. President will be Mra. J.ture eye gtaases, to members who ity assignments will be made. The civic affairs, Mrs. Jerome Rosen- ed Nation* sponsored by the inter- V. de Planque; vice president) Mrs. fluid done outstanding wodc dur- Bweet Briar alumnae all over the following activities will be contin- Country have increased the col- blue and Mrs. Bernet Seber; B'rith national relations department, Mrs. Frederick C. Disque Jr.; secre- ing the year for "New Eyes for ued during the summer: Bridge 0'Grams, Mrs. Jerome Eckenthal; Withers Hoofnagle, chairman; art tary, .Mra. William Tun-ell, and Ahe Needy." Located in Short e's scholarship and building groups, the reading group, golf Junds by nearly $100,000. AD journal, Mrs. Elias Lisman classes arranged by Mrs. Anthony treasurer, Mra. Herbert F. Sailer IllUs, "New By«w tot »ho Needy" and tennis. The social evenings, nd Mrs. David Heiman; constitu- Regg, chairman; cooking instruc- Jr, Additional members of the is «tn organiuttlon dedlcatod to Serving as chairman of the coffees and bowling are suspended tion, Mrs. Morton Mass; donor, tions and a banking seminar un- new board will be: Hospitality, aiding the Wind and h directly northern New Jersey Sweet Briar until September. Mrs. Lester Sigman and Mrs. B«r-der the auspices of the American Mrs. WJlliam Nordor; publicity, ooji imctnii [with Mie DoJta €ammt's Alumnae bulb sales >h Mrs. James The directory committee met ard Bresky; donor derby, Mrs. t. home department, Mrs., Franklin Mrs. George C. Schwinn; service, national |nx>Joet 'of fttakiUng the Glascock Jr. of Short Hills. Her L. Cohen; fund raising, Mrs. Carl Spooner, chairman; a day in court, Mrs. Charles Kargiles; member- viHualJy handicapped. jsiutents include Mrs. Newell Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, Paul Boblck, 209 Sunset ave- Marcus; golden book, Mrs. Marvin several trips to points of interest, ship, Mrs. J. F. Stanaway. Mra. IMuralberg receiving pins were Chase of WestAeld. Mrs. William Rosen; hospitality, Mrs. Nat nd the etudy of particular prob- Disque will hold the position of lMr.t. W. J. Rtckor of F«iiwood, Grucko of New Providence is pres- nue and work waa started on the new directory. Bloomberg; membership, Mrs. Ed-lems of government under the civ- program chairman a* wull as vice IMrs. J. W. KJ«la of Bummlt, lent of .the club and Mrs. Leonard ward EhrenkranU and Mrs. Louis ics and legislation department, president -Mm. Frank Ttendivk of Summit, Norton of Maplewood is president The 'Newcomers board met last Kesaler; retention, Mrs. Bresky. Mrs. George J, Fischer, chairman; Mrs. Robert J. Breslauer, out- iMra. C. W. Klemme of Short 'HUls, f the National Sweet Briar Alum- week at the home of the president, Also, philanthropies, Mrs. Er-a course in the art of flower ar- going president, was presented !Mm. NOIKOII Schaenen of Madison i Association. Mrs. Harry L. Bauer, 32 Summit nest Friedman; program, Mrs. Eu- ranging under the garden depart- -with a hanging basket planter by and (Mm John WHwn of WeMfleM. court. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Ed- gene Barry and Mrs. Robert Tur- ment, Mrs. Edward Ekarlus, chair- retiring board members. Hostess- ward Engle and Mrs. George M. ner; publicity, Mrs. Turner; veter- man; » covered dish supper in es for the picnic were Mrs, Joseph Smalt opportunities are often ilping Hand* Mulhern. The new board members ans, Mrs. Frank Relnls'h; voca- September will start the evening R. Tuseo, hospitality chairman and the beginning of great enterprises. Draperies for the dining room learned of their duties for the next tional guidance, Mrs. Benjamin membership department off for tho Mrs. Gargiles, —Demosthenes let the New Jersey State Dlagnos- six months, and plans were com Dantis; raffles, Mrs. Eckenthal and fall season it was announced by Itic Center in Menlo Park will be pleted for the tea to be held July Mrs, Morton Banish; merchandise, Mrs. Robert B. Yeagle, advisor. •the project undertaken by the 13 at the home of Mrs, Thomas M, Mrs. Bernard Rubin; telephone Mrs, Harry E. Bernstein, chair •Helping Hands, social service dub Marshall, 264 West Dudley ave- squad, Mrs. Howard Stamer; wel- man of the building fund commit- •of the Westfield YWCA, member nue. come wagon, Mrs, Eugene Shaprlo; tee, announced there would be a •egency of the United Fund, at the Tickets for the Aug. 3 luncheon avors, Mrs. Lisman; Hlllel, Mrs. joint junior and senior project in •meeting to be held today at 8:16 and bridge at the Suburban Hotel Lester Leltman and ha ha commit- October to raise funds. It would Iji.m. at the home of Mrs. John in Summit are now available. They tee, Mrs. Reinish. be a dinner dance «nd theatre in ,..especially deaifned lEanda of 52 Genessee trail. Work may be obtained from Mrs. John iMrs. Marcus, fund raising chair the round production of "LPI Ab- with finn-but-flodbte twill continue on feeding bibs for II. Baker, or they may be pur-man, presented her list of special ner" at the Mcadowlirook, Cedar •oles, gentle tupport, •the patients at Marlboro Hospital. chased at the July tea. Newcom- projects for the coming year: Rum- Grove. The literature department ers are reminded that they may en- mage sale, Mrs. Ehrenkrantz and Mrs. Rudolph Dormaler, chairman, •oft upper leather. tertain friends at this function. Mrs. Barry; tag day, Mr*. Joseph announced! had donated $10 to the Fitted to • T Schecter; dinner-dance, Mrs. Sid-Scotch Plains Library for the pur for all toddler.! With a Touch The annual picnic was given for ney Koorte and Mrs. Howard Stam- chase of now books. A luncheon the 90 children at the Neuro-Psy- er and dress club, Mrs. LoHman. in the spring was announced by chiatric Institute at fikillmanSat - the welfare chairman, Mrs. Enoch urday by the social service com- A western round-up will be held Of Romance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Van Hoeaen; also members will be mittee. A special thanks, is given going up to Lyons Veterans Hos- to the Y-Teens who helped make ley iNathanson of Manchester drive Gi/t« from Mahogany House Saturday evening, July 10. Mrs. pital to play bridge with the men arc cherished by brides, rela- the affair possible and a success, Tuesday. tive/ and others become they They are: Sharon Savage, Judy Rosenblutn is chairman of this af- represent a hint of this exotic, Savage, Trudy Morrison and Diane fair. Youth conservation chairman of the proud offerings of artistic Montelione. The husbands of some Mrs. Cooper announced that the the sixth district, Mra. Robert B. craftsmen from many kinds. of the members helped with the Westneld Chapter, B'nai B'rith Yeakle, and education chairman of chores and the athletic activities Women are conducting a> ccrticen the sixth district, Mrs. Jnmcs S. There is romance, a story of during the picnic. Those who made trated campaign to help the dis-Bell, announced that they would the unusual, in almost every- the trip to Skillman were: Mr. and tressed victims of Chile. The chap be acting as house mothers aa Citl Play' It tool In' black cotton for summer — thing available at Mahogany Mrs, Robert J. Sampson, Mr. andtcr urges the entire community to zenshlp Institute being held this KAY WINDSOR JUNIOR hit* a bouncy beat In Home. And your present from Mrs. William Forsythe, Gordon Ly- co-operate by giving warm cloth- week at Douglass College, N«w this creose re»l»tonl pima cotton with a tcoop this shop tubtlji stamps you as ons, Mrs. Andrew Honchar, Mrs. ing, old blankets or a contribution Brunswick. Junior advisor Mrs, neckline and brief sleeves. A potent belt accents a shopper of discernment who Ilobert Ellsworth, Mrs. Geoffery of money. They may contact Mrs. Howard Purdy announced that the walttllne. The full, toftly pleated iklrt isn't satisfied urith the ordinary. Webdale, Mrs. James Buskey, Mrs. Rosenblum of 713 Scotch Plains there would be a sixth district avenue or Mrs. Seber for pickups. project for all of the junior clubs divides In front to reveal a black and white Mulhern and Mrs. Bauer, chair- striped underskirt. In ilies 7 to IS, man. This is an emergency appeal. to take part in. The new social service chairman DtCtOlt rl , 12" Mrs. James Buskey, was intro- Garden Club Westfield Duplicate Ml Urn •* duced to the personnel and the in- INTERNATIONAL GIFTS stitute with whom she will be Winners of the first game of the •working the, next «ix montb.3. Inducts Officers Westfleld Britiffo Club held recent- [ S7 Km St. ly were: First, Jerry Lcsnlck and RANDAL'S •Mark Mohr; second, Mr. and Mrs. MO CROSS SHOIITOM SCOTCH PLAINS—The Scotch S. Emmcr; third, Mr. and Mrs. M. 131 Qulmby Strati AD«ma3 11S1 Official Oirl SMVI Iqulpment Agency Plains Garden Club ended the sea- Stelnneldi fourth, Phylia Bchllder 171 I. UOAD ST. ADAMS 24M0 son with a buffet supper held at and Thclma Kramer. Tho next OawiMM. t Frl IvMtlnai 'til * •'deck the home of Mrs. C. E. Rceso. game will be held July 7 at« p.m, There were yearly reports from Call Harold Grecnbcrg for further e •»ve* Ml* each chairman. information and reservations. The installation of new officers were as follows: President, Mrs. Reese; vice president, Mrs. R. J. Furick; secretary, Mrs. F. J. Mas- We'll help you pack ... a suitcase ... an overnight bag or lok; recording secretary, Mrs. I. A fine W. Kettle; treasury, Mr*. L. J. a trunk with "fashion firsts" by top designers . . . fashions Kelly, horticulture, Mrs. Richard Mikulas; ways and means, Mr*. to see you from sun up to dancing under the stars . . . Diamond H. F. Gerber; civic, Mm. P. J. Burke and membership, Mrs. A. B. Murray. Also, telephone, Mrs. B. R. Boyle Swim Suits by Says Jr.; librarian, Mrs. J. S. Merry; Roxanne publicity, Mrs, K. A. Koleda; bird, Par Form Mrs. A. M. Recser; minshine, Mrs. get ready., to much R. W. Creger; conservation, Mr*. Sea Fashion* D. H. Johnson; historian, Mrs. H. Lee L. Sehwiering; hospitality, Mrs, T. Robby Len J. Lough; roadside, Mrs. Louis get set to well! Malinoski; trailslde, Mrs. R. M. Ball Jr., and garden therapy, Mm. Sportswear by Raymond Wachtcr. loomtofli Bobby Brooks Chestnut Hill

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LEADER, THURSDAY, iUHZ 23, * *• j* * " ' : Council She attended Vaflwie ISeoo-r of 530 Hart street To Give Concrt tColSege during I is an eighth semester honors iis^ *uden.t. The honors jist is coin- SUMMH SESSION first semester of hear junior year. l %aU * * * poaed at students'w«ti an avei-ajfe MicSjelle Ann Tuscano, 11 i >fy of iu Jus* 2ff - AwaiMt If Roger W. Kaufman, eon of Mr. of aver 88 per -cent. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl j «» tut *m OpmtmOmS M*J M>rs fnm si and iMra, Albeit.' H. Kaufman of Named to the deans list, wit* an Tuscan Sr. of 654 Hort street, will I two t«iJ. 1PWH (NA9M 1-4 MAOMHe CUWIC «77 iShartoiwlawn drive, has beca avwiac* from 82 to $6 per tfat play several musical selections on Ithe Z Roberta D. G*Hag*er, daughter Judith Ann Clfvk, d»ujtitM- of awarded a »A degree from Cornell ia Jnry Sieaon of 7 OMow»e. Ihe piano at a concert to be held M " af aN SacKm limit**! •» 4 of J#r. awd iMrs.. Bofoert GaHsgta Mr. and Mrs. WiUwd G. Ciark of • f ? Univ«»sity, Ithaca, NX • • • in Carnegie Hall, New York, Mon-! t t « of 1702 BouJevund, was graduated 555 WMlhington street, received A menbet' «f «" Bete. Ka| five WesMeU studtnU had de- Utftt OtAOH KCKATION MOGtAM last week from iLe Moyne Col- the associate ifl applied tcitnee and i*i Beta Phi national scotas- grees sonf ej-ed tuwn them at com- Saarh, Art*, Craft*, lege, Syracuse, N.V., witji a BS decree from (he fWiiofv Institute tie honor aocieties, he writi study mencement m*tHs iwM to* Swimatiita. Instruction degree in history, A minor in edu- of T«*noJo«' in Hew Yirtc City law next year at Harvard Uni- wMric by Hawaie University. cation, she is * summer school at trraduation exw-cise* held le- versity, Cambridge, Maes, They *re: V«U>am* T. G«inr of Inawira: TIM fin«ry SCIMOI student of Seton HaM CoiUege. centiy. Mr. Kaufman was president of Ot fiMt KiotWl «vtnue, liBA; SIS Nwrth AM., HilM* T.I, IL 5-6990 alias GaJdaghec jjantieiipated in Miss Ciark was Kn apfwrei de- (he eamfl* chapter of Sigma Ch the college history Academy, Bish- sign major at FIT, a two-year fraternity and a member of Quill street, Oliver A. op Foei'y OJmb service leagve, gdce Community Coile^e under the and Dagger, the senior men's hon- Houak of CIT fl « d paypart , club and winter weekend commit- program olf Jiie »t#te University or group. AlB; iBeremty Johason JrJ . of »0» tee. She will teach in the Wood, of New York, located «t 227 He attended Cornell two years Welts street, At, uni Waiter B. bridge school system next fail. West 27 «treet. on a dean's grant awarded by (he Sax* of it* JNn* avenue, AB. * • • She has been employed \>y college upon his graduation ftwn Blii»t«tiri H. Boums of 203 ftluiabertogs of New York as We»Dfield High iSchooi and com- , f Hlr. *»d South Euclid avenue is enrolled siatant designer. pleted study there with General to*. Kenne* 0. flens* of t71 in the one-year secrwtai'W course * •• • . SALE! SALE! SALE! DoufiM IJudewig- of 710 Bast Motor Co. scholarships. thMriaa road an* J«(HI 'Hsfbot, son at the K#tJuuine G*bs Sn-hoo], A 'philosophy major, Kaufman <* Hfr. and Mrs. ^4f«r4 C. Tastot New York, w+ie.re *e will start Broad »treet has been «eceft«d as served as chairman of the coltege of 442 Grove street, are among her work July 5. Miss Bourns is a a member irf the fouradin* freah- orienibsiiion committee. 165 student* 'receiving; degree's graduate of the Westfleid Senior mm class at Florida Prtafcytevian from lAntioth Cotleye today. 'High School. College an St. iPetersi>ui(f, tU. Jimmy Lee at «10%»u(*i Due) * * * He is a gradual trf Smith, who is reeuvinf hia DEPARTMENT OF THE WEEK «veniic has been named to the twclielor of atrte demee^n reogra- Lawrence II, Boyle, son ftf(Mr .Senior High S*ool. dean's list at Hit ITnimreity oaf and Mrs. L. It. [Boyle of 133 P * * * f»iy, hat been awarded a itadiwtc Virginia for the setttid lean. He hi assiatantship from the 20% off 20% off rison avenue, (has been awarded Nancy E. Ohsmbws, daughter of iw«s also on ithe list ike first ten* the decree of bachelor of science Mr. and Mra. J. N. Chambers of 'as*' Oreton where he at the university where he will be wiU study reopraphy. in .business administration front 641 Fremont avenue, plttced third a senior neat fail. SOXDEPT gabson Institute, WeMesley, Mass, in the local contest of the tenth Un4er Ahtioch's cooperative plan lA 1954 graduate of Weatfleld annual high school piize ewunina Elisabeth Ann* Aajrer, daiughter at etfctcatlon, which require* that CKilciWi - Junior*'.- Womwt's IWrti School, Boyle attended the tion in nwthetmatica at class day of Mrs. Hmvani H. Al(«r of 682 all sitttdenti'supplement on^ampus Newark College <*f Engineering exercises Saturday at NortWleid Dudley court and «• lat« Mr. study with off-campus job e^xrl- from 1958, to 1958 prior to en- School for GW, £«st Northfleld, A'lftsr, has comfieted her first year ences, Smith'lias wm-ked with the yvoov • cpnoN f NYIQH •*! Pf^N rollment at Balbaon to major in (M«ss. ' «t Setoti Hail College of Medi- Mattonsjl -Bitreau of Standards in finance. * * • cine. Miss Al«;er has been ad Wadrinvton, DJC., and ait the Mt. CMKNCItv AfJMrf •"* • pMHlM'Doom IBoyile and Ws wife, tfie fonmer Joan Patterson Larkin, daughter vised that she athieyed A'a in all l^aahinfltoii Obsei-vatoi-y' in Got- PWHHKTO* 0. C. . cmCMO Ann Brawn of Oarien, Conn., have of Mr. and S[rs. A. D. I*rkin U of the pre-clinicai subjects for ham, N:W. Short ontJKntw rflghi tgeen residing »t 'Woodland Hill in 431 Edifewood avenue, was |rrad- this academic year. • TakboVs cooperative exBerietice Tot Cops • Footltti . WMl uated this month ifiom Davis and Mis* Alrer has been franWd a included •work with Ublby', Me- * « • Elk-ins College of Elklns, W.' \*., stimmar research fellowship in the Nejkl and Linby, iLeipnc, Ohio; with the idegree of b«phclor at department of anatomy whsr* she (Mofce industries, Dayton, Ohio; 3 DAYS ONIY - THUHS. - Fll. - SAT. Arthur Rafter CocMmrn, son of arts. She li» a memfcer oif iPhi My the' Austrian Forestry Service, Mr. land Mrs. R. G. Cocktoura of wiii hc.assMn* Dr. A. V. Boc- fi'aifernity and ' ia presently ' em- in his research in endro- Vienna., Austria, and a jtbut 389 North avenue, iFanwood, re- plye^d by ,Seks Fifth Avenue, cost ' accountant in Heidelberg, ceived his HA. in .jnternaitionail re- Sprinjrfleld, as a trainee in service Germany. TaJbot's Jobs in Europe MJ$$- ing and tiwelling aibroad. member oif fhe Ski 'Patrol (or of Uie'A'B defKe'ctun laude to temfcer 20. 'Mias Towl, a «radulajte Recipient at a ibactielor of arts three years; sewetaiy of the Dart- Namcy J. Mumford. In addition she oif the Wetfttleld Senior Hi«h mouth Rugiby Cluib, and a member degree in Ibtwinea adfliiimistration, STOCK l|p FOR SUMMER! was named to Phi iBeta Kappa in Schoipl, attended Cedar Crest Col- Talbot plans to do graduate mmk off Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater- speeiil ceremonies. lege. nity. at 'Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Miss IMiwnford is the daughter • • • nology. iHis parents and a brother (Alfter completing his two years of'Mr. and Mrs. JBobeii E. iMum- The committee on admissions on STOCK UP FOR FALL! n itihe service Jie jriatis to enter are attending the 107th annual ford of 325 East Dudley avenue the fUonhsm-IMadiiftni campui of graduation ceremonies. graduate school. and A graduate of Westfleld Hirh * * * ' Fatrieifrh Dickinson 'University an- Principal coimniencement speak- (Patricia Anne Daycock, daugh- School. nounces that amongr the reciptente er wiU be iDi-. €hauncey D. Leake, HOOVW VACUUM ter of Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey B. * * * for scholarships for the school pi^esidenit of the American Associa- Daycook of 211 Wycihwood road, Wil'liaim P. Joi-gensen, son of year beg^nninjr September lUfiO Is tion for the Advancement of 'Sci- COATS * SUITS .wlua awarded a baicheloi' of *rt3 Mr. «nd IMis. J. H. Joi««nsen oif Joyne Isalbel Gilbei-t oif 896' La ence, assistant dean of the College degree Iby [Jfeiymouint College, 162 Noiih Bucjid avenue, wan Ginade avenue, Fanwood. p-*i-ded a diploma «t the S2nd of Medicine at the Ohio State Tahiytown, N.Y., *t *he 62nd com- Kathiyii P. Durling, daughter University, and former vice presi- 5S.00 mencement exercises <^>nicrucited annual icomnm«nJcement alt Valley r P^e iMiJitary Academy, Wayne, of Mr. and Mr*. R. Alien DuHin? dent "of rtihe American Humanist V«WM t« 4t.9S recently. The degrees were con- of 709 Forest avenue, flew Mon- Association. feweld by His Eminence Fiancls fa., He IheTd the rank of second lieutenant in the l.OOQ^nainber day to Mexico City where she will diival Spellnmn, Atthblshop of lake an eight-week course Mt la Envy is more irreconcilable than New York. ' corps of cadets. hatred,—La Rechefoucauld ' " ! - * " t • UniveraWad Nactonal de Mexico. An art major, (Miss .Daycock She .is a student *t the Uktin- was also «w»rded la certification Saralh H. Aheann of Westfleld was one oif 1,200 studerrts 'who re- Ansiwti Institute, New YoHt. or elementoly e^ »n4 Mra,the University of IllinoU at cont Patricia is a graduate of Mount mencenient cxereises held Satur- paivpiv St. Mairy's, Academy, iNorth Ftain- IA,..7,, AJiearn *f 8ftl Milistde *ve. nue, she received a BS dtrree with day. ^ '• f; MONDAY IVMINOf 4>M TO M» flekl, and 'Westfleld Hi*rh .School. She has been accepted M Fordham a imajor in elementary educatioji, Wffliam A*iRoug

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f^faH •cek the trath contained i i in Health with Key to the Scrip torts by if try Biker tddj. Ton may read or borrow Science and Health tree M charge at any Chrittua Sd- cuce Reading Rooai. The book can be purchased ia red, green, or blue binding at $S HI-BOY and wilt be stnt pottpaid osi HARLEQUIN Se,a-stripps qn Brilliant's princeis tvvjmsyit of shark receipt of check or money Take ihl> seqspn'j swim suit in an elegant riew mold. Iqstex form the sleekest lines on the beacnl Trim shprfs. neatly contrasting piped bra make this tWnimt Brilliant fathions this glamorous suit of printed satin 8n«i«* pnd htoitk «Roir ki laitex . . 7 highlights the hipline with a dramatically flattering look ever. And don't forgot B.rj!j!qnt'» fabulo'u* rtid or borreKtd at any CKrittiQf twirled side drape. Underscoring the smooth bodice . .. Magic Mold bra, a lightly boned, sectioned bra built Science Reading Room. Stnd $\ a bollt-lfi Magie'A^old bra, sectioned and borjetl for rlgKt Into the suit .. . s'ide-ljpe zipper for the smoothest (or a cop&oitpaii. perfection fit! Blue only. Sizes 10 to 16; 32 to 38. outline ever. Black/Wnh>, RedfyVhite, Gold/White. Sizes 12 to 18; 34 to 40. HOUR 12,93 10.98 S I It VI C I RY ( I UfJlfJ J NO EXTRA CHARGE US QU'IMBT STREET Schaefers WESTFJtELD ' ' No Poor Goods* AMny Price' Hours: 10 to 4:30 Also Monday, / fo V OKI VE -IN AD 34800 M!l]f Information tonoerning frtt pulM 100 NORTH -AV-E-o—• OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS ^0 TO 9i00 Itetura, church ««rvte«i and Suff STORE s • d knl is ol»o BvatiaMe " «— THE WE3TF1ELO inuil conference of the New York ehejhilesFair Temple Duplicate Bridge Maicw St»t« Society of Certifien PuWic *. daughter of Mrs. James Blair Maxwell Accountants at Equinox Housi\ The Frwjklta School PTA held nd et H Winners Are Announced Manchester, VI., Sunday through joint t»»Td meeting of incoming * o *f Dr and Mrs«Rober » t T - - Gordon of yesterday. id outgoi?* members at the Presbyterian Winners of the waster point Jiool T|iuf»d*y. Mrs. Frederick * }* Christian, senior minister, officiated. bridge game held recently were; . Luckflw* opened the meeting, Dr. George Volkel was at the or-Nor)*-South, first, Mr. and Mrs. ,d then turned t&e meeting over gan. Sol Enimer; second, Ida Garfield , Mrs. A*?rt W. Driver, the new Civen in marriage by her broth- and flay Sohneiderwind; third, Ma- resident. • er, James Stowe Maxwell of El lion SUyemtein and Bill Gindin; FAST SERVICE Mrs. Jptai W. Butler and Mrs. Paso, Tex., the bride wore • gown fourth, trtAa and Miriam. lonzo Persons, w*ys and meant *f peau de soie with inserts of ,-chairn^n, announced th»t the East-West: First, Sel Gross and Alencon lace and a fall skirt end- Marciu Greenberg; second, Jane ON coiot mocf%vm Franklin frontier Fair" will be ing in a chapel train. Her tingtr- Ginden and Walter Kelly; third, eld Sept. 24. Some of the out- l\n veil of illusion was attached to Mondell and Chaucer; fourth, Rood anding features of the lair will > ftp ff Alencon lace and she car- and Eliiy. i g potter^ wheel demonstration ried a bouqurt ot ur lot's roses and nd exh^rif from the Trailside This was the last game to be held [useum, lue silk organza over tafreta. Her headdress was a small petal cap at I MAGIC Tapiaquefi Day (kmp Mrs. Vjneent A. Demo, outgoing ight blue silk organia, and she brary cjSalrman, announced that carried * bouquet of yellow chry- Will Open Mon.lay ith a recent purchase of books the santhemums, delphinium and white ranklin* library now has 2,100 daisies. .• Ftff DCUVIRY illumes for circulation. Brownies and Girl Scouts may PUR RIMODIUNO STAPFIf The boanj approved the purchase Barbara Ann Maxwell of El still register for Tamaques Day | a television set for the school Paso, niece of the bride, was flow- Camp which opens Monday. In- i be use4 with the special educti- er girl. Her gown and headdress formation and applications are ob- on class that will start in Sep- were identical to those of the hon- tainable at Washington Rock Girl OftN EVfNINGt TIL 10 *M. iraber. or attendant and she carried a ban- •Scout Council headquarters at 201 ket of similar flowers. The th«m« for PTA programs East Grove street Harry H. Sloat of Philadelphia the eqnvjng year will be "Grow- The girls planning to attend are )r was best man. Ushers were Eu- ig in rjeidom," announced Mrs. reminded to have their plate, knife, gene R. Curry Jr. of Reading, Pa , seph E. jCalbstcher, program work and spoon with them. and Robert 0. Ross of West Ch*s- VOilit OLD OOAT IIP NOWII airman, Mrs. Kalbacher said ter. Fourteen members of the primi- —Jules*.. Wolin tive unit ot the camp had a picnic it proframa will be mailed to Following a reception in the FLEMINGTON FUR COMPANY MRS. ROBERT L. GORDON supper at Tamaques Friday under h homiih the fall. home of Mr. and Mrs, Donald the supervision of Mrs. John Long Mrs. W'iiftr, president, announc- Knox Miller of 1438 Fernwood 54 Elm St. An Introduction to the unit was that henceforth the Franklin Boro Couplet Duplicate drive, Mountainside, the couple left given and the girls chose a site for 'A wilt b« known AS the Benja- for a wedding trip to Cape Cod, NCW JUIEY'S URGCIT MANUIACTUMR Bridge Winners Told their encampment. in Franklin School Parent-Teach- and upon their return will reside a Association of Westfield, In- MOUNTAINSIDE - The final in Hartford, Conn. durated. game of the season of the Moun- The bride is a graduate of West- Mrs, Driver Introduced the new finside couples duplicate bridge field High School and Pennsyl- ficers anil committee chairmen 'as held last week at the YWCA. vania State University, University yfcr. They are: Mrs, The following winners were an- Park, Pa. The bridegroom was harles W; DeMuth, first vice nounced; North-South, first, Mr. graduated from West Chester High resident; Miss Pauline Rump, and Mrs. John Miller; second, Mr. School and Pennsylvania State ITS SO CONVENIENT cond vije president; Mrs. David and Mrs. Paul Krystow; third, Mr. University, where his father Is tyne, recording secretary; M«. »nd Mr*. John Rider. head of the university's science de- arker Mitton, corresponding se- Etrt-West: First, Mr. and Mrs. partment. The bridegroom is an etary; Mrs.) A. Starr Ingram, Stephen Shuman; second, MT. and experimental engineer with Pratt easurer, and Mrs. Luckman and Mrs. Donald Summers; third, Dr. and Whitney Aircraft Co, in Efls't rank S. Almroth, advisors. ind Mrs. Robert Ruff. Hartford. Mrs. Kalbacher, program; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rider and Mr. and Pre-nuptlul parties included mis- arl F. Hauptli, parent education; Mrs, John Parker were chairmen cellaneous showers given by Mrs. r. end Mrs, Butler, Mr. and Mrs. for the yearly dinner which was Prank Lewis and Mrs. Robert Al- Van Snevily and Mrs. Paraons, held Friday at the Washington vin Dodd in the latter'a home, 424 iy ond means; Mrs. James L. House, Watchung. Alden avenue and by Miss- Nye WHEN YOUR SAVINGS 'eacoat, hospitality; Mrs. Kenneth The following playera were nom- and her mother, Mrs. Robert Nye Wood, membership; 'Mis. Rlch- inated for the year 1900-01: Treas- in their home, 825 Standluh ave- W. Btogan, publicity; Mrs. 4rer, Mrs. Nicholas Byron; tiuspl- nue. Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. Miller ARE CLOSE TO HOME! llbert B. Velty, newsletter; Mrs. alrty hoSt*ss, Mrs. Shuman; puto- entertained at a luncheon Satur- i. A, Herbfcrich, library; Mrs. W. icity, Mrs. William Boyle. day for the wedding party and :. Trenn'and Mrs. C. Ray Crispin, ifety; Mrs. Raymond W. Bauer, line rooin mothers; Mrs. Donald '. Belcher, decorations; Mrs. Ro- ert D. McManitfal and Mrs. Jharles R. Day, health and suni- ler round-up; Mrs. Ralph Mease, egislation; Mrs, M. G. Robinson, unior tHeatre; Mrs. William M. itilwell, Junior Red Cross; Mrs. 'arsons, Girl Scouts; Mrs. Henry WESTFIELD 1. Anderson, Coub Scouts; Arthur THl oiipM WITH THI ITeisleder, 'Boy Scotus, and' Mrs. lorman ' B. Goldblatt, teaching FAMOUS FEDERAL cholarshlp. Council represents- ives will b«: Dr. Robert C. Little, ADJUSTAJtyl WWIf eacher's salary; Mrs. Ralph E. Lnthony, education facilities, and SAVINGS [enry Kurjisz, recreational fili

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Forecast THIS IS A Betpjfdting Black DIITirS DREAM! Adele Sinjpson has designed a Nemo's fomout adjuitabli black gftkerepe summer sheath waist glrdl* (hot makei you that is5 femininely bared and look pounds ihlnrwr In th*

bowed. Jt features a lovely deep middlt right away. Bon.d t '-i square neck and back and is b«titt* front o»d back with gracefully draped to the hem 4 ijii«iioni of ventilated line. Tjii» dress makes a grand background to show off your Here's Why: fine jewelry. Pink only. Talon closingclosg. S?7t Stylo 1071-V for avorago Velvet Is Always EXCELLENT CONSISTENT EARNINGS On Top figurii, stylo 1072-V for thorttr figurts. Everyone is in love with our INSURED SAFETY little hats. We are now show- ing darling little wisps with del- NEARBY CASH FOR EMERGENCIES icate velvet bodies and daintily trimmed with fine vailing and FREE OFF STREET PARKING interesting accessories. These only TWIN DRIVE-IN WINDOWS can be made to order in royal, black and: taupe velvet. They QUICK FRIENDLY SERVICE are perfeH for now through to winter. COMPLETE FINANCIAL SERVICES

The Dark Story YOUR BEST CREDIT REFERENCE Can Be Told We are featuring this lovely four season Ink blue check dress THIS is Iht NEMO ADJUSTAtlE and jacket It has a fitted bodice WAIST*. Th» fomoui "Mogk V" with sharp scoop neck, short imkts YOU* UTTIE WAIST tho cap sleeves and pleated full CENTCTOf ATTHACTIONI •f. ' ,;• skirt The dress is topped with a small' jacket that clones with Why travel out of town, fight traffic, crowds and risk losing your attractive^sparkling buttons. A passbook when It's so much more eonveniont here at Weslfield "' >$ simply grand investment. Small ON SALE ARE ALSO OTHER MAKES sizes only.' Fedsral Savincjsl Now's the timo to start your account here — SUCH AS: Tall Suggestion without loss of dividends - you'll enjoy oil the benefits of our For the tell girl I suggest this Youthcroft - Lily of France - New Modern Building. Come in today. cowl n'eck' short sleeved print dress made of dainty organza. Formfit - Surprise - Goward The alcirt has the new draped waist that is leading the fash- — and many others. ion woi-l^. Made with yards i sale ~ and j-ardsl of skirt. (Not all styles «•» ^ namM ™*n"<>™* are ° FELICE on°y Thoso designated by the manufacturers,)

To be continued next week Alr-Conditioned tor your Flttlnfl Comfort

The foundation of our business Is the right foundation for your figure. WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAY 266 Eut Broad Street We.tfi.U New Jer»ej Westfield, N, J. Free Parking in the Rear of Our Building < Shop in Westfield I fag* 14 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADEK, THURSDAY, JUNE tt, Local Exchange Student Plant European Tour Wilson PTA i Eater * •ooderful Vacation c* — ._, Honeymoon «thu««»utlf Hi 2000- •Jtsn. Acrs Resort. J Modern Hotels. Dr- Miss Sandra Sue Mereness, Board Meets • •<*• * Helens unls. Houeroioon Lodge •gSH 1c coir CoLUgcs: me*!r si hotel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry IK^W All BporU. Lake. Beach. TonnU. M. Mereness of 316 East Dudley ~' QolC Uoviw. Band & Chgr.I The 1960-61 Woodrow Wilson ?DncerU, Churches »e»rbv. t&o to us. avenue, will leave July 3 for an School PTA board met last week 1 • 0mr«.llW.4MS!.(Ba.tW«)LOS-lSM extended tour and stay in Europe. at the home of Hs president, Mrs. Miss Mereness will tour Europe j H. 8. Kelly, 638 Raymond street. this summer and will then enroll At this meeting, Mrs. Kelly in- at Heidelberg University in Hei troduced the board officers: Mrs. rOMTM Of JIHV delberg, Germany, where ehe has John Gray, first vice president; been accepted as an exchange stu- •TfCIM Mrs. Lawrence Forgus, second vice Jelr >•< «• »••> dent for her junior year. German. president; Mrs. Robert Rowan, sec- KHSMT rl'IX It*VI English and history of art will be retary, and Mrs. Dermot Reddy, MM. PKB PIS* VOW her major fields of study. She will treasurer. IudiIncludingg BrcskfimBrsk t andd DinnerDinnr,. return to this country in Septem- WlWrltt o or calall lno noww ttor re«crva The board committee members Uoin. ber 1961. Miss Mereness is a graduate of are: Brownies «nd Girl Scouts, IHAaiUK HOTKI. Westfield High School, class of Mrs. Jack McDonnell; budget and Directly on the Occon 1958, and has completed her sopho- finance, Mrs. J. W. Love land; •MHI Grove, s. t. nore year at Heidelberg College building facilities, Magnus Corin; in Tiffin, Ohio, where she is a mem- classroom teas, Mrs. S. D. Ward; congress publication and teachers' ber of Philalabhean Society. —MoCutcheon Studio SANDRA MERENESS welfare, Mrs. Robert McCoy; cubs, Mrs. William Treut; 'health and Junior Red Cross, Mrs. E. H. Beck- Windsor Franklin Safety niell, Hark Moulding, Peggy Sail- with Jr.; hospitality-meetings, Mrs. er, Susan Garvin, Richard Par- Richard Salsbury. mentiw, Judy Wiendl, Alice Holt, Also, pot luck supper, Mrs. Sam- Patrol Has Picnic Cinda Obenchain, Chuck Crispen, uel Kinney Jr.; institutional repre- t*tm Burnt ?U* Judy Crum, Bill Kingston, Valerie sentative (Boy Scouts), J. Phelps; WRBCmUT ON OCEAN FRONT Andrews, David Lucssenhop, John unior theatre, Mrs. Karl A. Heke- AMBHICAN or EUROPEAN PLAN Benjamin Franklin PTA spon- EUROPEAN PLAN RATE sored a picnic for all Safety Pa- Morrison, Jean Walker, Katherine ler; membership, Mrs. Robert Hef- MARTS AT Farley, Jeffrey Markham, John ferman; program, Mrs. Forgus; at Dally, «ln(fle at Dally, double trol members June 16 in Tamaques Spacious lawns and porches . . Park. John Holbrook, fifth grade Holsey, Vearl M-at+iis, John James newsletter, Mrs. Robert Ohaus; Superb cuisine , • Excellent ser- publicity, Mrs. Leo Sobell; recrea- vice , . Cocktatl lounge , . Pri- teacher, who supervises the safety and Michael Mease. vate Beach area .. Parking. For patrol program was in charge of tion, Russell Dilts; room mothers, color folder, rates, reservations, Wire, writ* Box #83, or phone the picnic. Mrs. William Lonsdale; summer TUXEDO 4-8808. Four-Preciou* Rice round-up, Mrs. James T. Wells Jr.; OWNBBtMirM Children who have participated n the program for the past year Here's a recipe derived from the teachers' scholarship, Mrs. Wil- are: Roger Luckman, Margaret famous Eight-Precious Pudding of liam E. Bates; teachers' salary rep- Kalbacher, Ellen Wildman, Bruce China: Whip one-half cup of cream resentative, F. B. Allen, and aafe- Lounsberry, Jeff Mullen, John and sweeten with one-quarter cup ty, Mrs. N. F. Bickel. Ilaig, Dodg Rider, Eric Ackman, powdered sugar. Fold in one and The advisor is W. 0. Steengrafe Robert Buck, Sarah Potter, Lynn one-half cups cooked rice, one-half and past president is Mrs. A. C. Shine, Robin Ackerson, Frank cup each of fresh strawberries and Cuckler. Rugg Jr., Candy Lerman, Barbara blueberries, a cup of miniature Simon, Linda Otzmann, Linda Wal- marshmallows find one-quarter cup Elected PretidetU lace, Sherry Hardy, Joan Browne!!, chopped walnuts. Serve immedi- Frankie Whitaker, Kathy Ketch- ately in chilled sherbert glasses. 'Miss Lois McCarthy, Westfteld's am, Cynthia Kin, Gregory McCool. The new refrigerators have a spe- school social worker, has been elect- Also, Richie Pfciffer, Tommy cial cold shelf that can be used for ed president of the New Jersey Ashbaugh, Doris Sticlcney, Phil chilling glasses and dessert dishes. Association of School Social Work- Reed, Sandra Welty, Jonathan They emerge with a glamorous in, an affiliate of the New Jersey Crane, Alan GaNun, Peggy Kim- frosty appearance. Education Association.'

STRATFORD INN Arc You Among The Missing • AVON-BY-THt-SEA, N. J. , OCtAM •ATMIM« : You, like ourselves, are no doubt proud end grateful to be • part of this pro. ArnAcnvt IUTK : greaaiv* community. However, if you are among the .mining in making we of. SMW-HSH fvrune ct tht Ann! the facilities of the Weetfield Area Chamber of Commerce, then you are ignor> ' ing one of the beat tools available for bettering yourself, your business and your community. The forward progress of you and your community can be retained only by Stylish comfort'««. not a fla(i( constant backing in the form of service, financial support, and the expression of opinions. We cannot all offer our time because of our personal and business pres> sures, but we can give our financial support, voice our opinions and give of our not a wedge, but a day-tim. •BMOMONimoDN H Mm knowledge and experience through our representatives on the Board of Directors. Pitit KKntmUVM, I'RotUd 4-IM The citiiens of our community are constantly expressing their greater faith in businesses displaying the Chamber of Commerce seal. This seal represents a play time shoe with! a member's pledge of honesty and service and aid to community progress. If you are among the missing, have you thought of your customer's or client's reaction to the absence of such a pledge? curved wedgling heel and Drsei is There are many, many reasons why you should be participating in this or- ta yaw sfefciat Sati...Tisa ganisation. In addition to its many community betterment projects, it is a clear- hKYOUll-Nacra»«st mg house of vital business infonnation and m medium of expression in local, state Penaljo'i cushioned play arclj IMIV U» RATM and federal issues. la Jaty 1st Below are listed the present membership categories and the participating members. Review these names and then ask yourself if you or your business is built right in. TK MllftU Rill not missing something by your absence. You will be peasantly surprised at how small the cost and how great the return for joining the progressive organisation. Varreu ARCHITECTURE FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTS CONSTRUCTION INSURANCE RETAILING DENTAL LEGAL RESTAURANTS DRY CLEANING MAINTENANCE SCAVENGERS ELECTRICAL MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING PUBLISHING UTILITIES Aa4r«w'> Sho» Shop Cray, Inc. Reinhardt's Specialty Shop ~ AMOclaUd Building Grill's Silk * Cotton Shop Nancy Reynolds Maintsnaaca ' F. K. Hansgen A Son Rolchford Pontiac, lac. Arnold'i RoUurant The Hwthar Shop Schaefer's Drug Store Dr. A. Leon Aclwnnan Herberts Siegel, Scheidecker Company Put AlkmBBn JmreUr Hill ft Hill Scott Shoe Shop Arthur SUvcnt Toggery Home-Owners Co-op Saevily ft Ely Atlantic Senrice Station Hugh Clark Motors Sports Center, Inc. Auttar's Appliances J. S. truing Company Irwin J. Silverlight Ch.rl.. B.ilcr Jarvis Drug Store Jane Smith Th« BmndtUTiil Mu.ic Carp. Jeannatta's Gift Shop Smith! Marine Center Baron's Drug Store IBOOKNOW Jon Hairdresser Station Radio ft Ttelevision, Barrett * Crain, Inc. Frank Kelcham Inc. Albart J. Benningir Agency S. M. Kookogey ft Son Suburban Trust Company 7-DAY Bonmjr'a for Bonnie Creations Koppers Company Taylor Hardware WeiUjr R. Bravntdorf The Leader Store Terrill's Office Supplies ft Aiiociatat CRUISES Louis Excellent Diner Equipment by the fameui Cappjr's Liquor Store Martha Lorton Candies The Town Book Store City Cloanar Contractors Frank de Marco H. Emerson Thomas Corp. John Meeker Garden Center Thor Food Service " NASSAU Clara Louiio Shop Lyon ft Lyon Tony's Barber Shop Clark Home Supply 14,400 *ilet«nM MM Mac Hugh, Inc. Towne Delicatessen H C Clementi Bro.., Inc. Made in America Henry P. Townsend lolhe Julian Couiem Magnus Tool ft Die Company Robert Treat Delicatessen ' sunny /ifand playground Croll Reynolds Co., Inc. Martin Jewelers Tudor Hardware Company Danker & Danker Metropolitan Door Company Union County Business Bureau NASSAU Cynthia Howard Milady's Shop Van's Appliances In His DIWIDD Comtruction Co. The Music Staff H. L. Vance Florist Dooley Colonial Home National Grocery Company Arthur Venneri Company Dresden Dresses BAHAMAS The National Bank of Martin Vincentsen, Inc. Dughi ft Johnstons Westfield Lee K. Waring Edwin O. Edwards Thle National State Bank Arthur Weisleder, Jr. •170"' Ellen Roe Shop of Elisabeth Weldon Materials Elm Liquor Shop N. J. Standard Foods Corp. Chester D. West JULYS, 15,22, 29 Elm Radio & Television N. J. Bell Telephone Co. WestSeld Agency Co., Inc. AUGUST 5,12 Newmann Construction Co., Westfield Federal Savings ft Empire Carriers Corporation OCTOBER 21, 28 Inc. Loan Association Encyclopedia Americana 'ram New York at 6 P.M. Lillian O'Grady Westfield Leader F»irviow Cemetery Only 4 days away Wib Orr Westfield Lumber ft from builMiil F»nny Farmer Candy Pan American Cleaners Millwork Company Ship your hotel. Dr. Bernard Feldman Paul Thomas, Inc. Westfield Plumbing ft Slapevtrs can ba arranged. Felice Women's Apparel Heating First Federal Savings & The Paterson Company Westfield Paint ft Hardware Loan Association Pearsull ft Frankenbach, Inc. SPECIAL CRUISES Westfield Studios John Franks Peterson, Rtngle, Newman, Tt Nattau • an* olhof Part Westfield Recreation Hugo Fugmann Atwood 10 DAYS • $250«P Gamburg Furs Peterson's Liquors F. W. Woolworlh Company AUG. 19, NOV. 18 Gertnatae Millinery & Tho Piny Fair Wyatt's Men's and Boys' Bridal Shoppe Raymond's Restaurant Store Sst yaur Traval Aaent Anthony Cottljck Randal Shoes Wyckon* Publishing- Company far IHorahira ana ••mptae Is* onnatlen

INCHES LINE THE WESTFIELD AREA 4 ELM STREET *t NOADWAY NMrYariie.N.Y. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ADoms 2-0781 . ftleky 44(70 > TltC WCStriEUB (M.) VtAOUL, Jefferson School 195T, for his nmtot y*w at Votre EJHS Class Has Carfe Foundation Dwn», «nd trf itofcert Oiet of the evening was tie lon for a year under the guidance cutting of two large cakes by J«y Tfca lawirial rnrnmei k in addi- f James Mate, instructor and di- Grow and Ira Stacker, holders of tion to tk* rtwlar tt.OM nchoiar- >ctor of the orchestra. "loeky '60" Iris. Derations and *ip tn*Ui MauaUy since li>55 I Featured on the program was a table settings carried out the grad- U» 4 memfetr ot the graduaiinir uation theme in the school colors of jute solo by Kathleen Tresham and green and white. J violin solo by Allen Cohen. A twarda are payable in an- Bonnet duet -was provided by Parent ehaperones who assisted nual dnataMinento of »500, and are louglas Maloney and Nils Gran- in serving were Mr. and Mr?. Ro- sulbJMt to Mia maint*n«ice of nat- jolm and toward the end of the bert Heidt, Dr. and Mrs. Charles irfactory apa^emic vtrfoiwance. jrogram Richard Rhoda and Thos. Hely, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks, The annual schatatnhi$ A*s been Jherin played a trumpet duet. Di- Mr. and Mrs. James Kefalonitis, »war*d ICalttiew ft. Pwiilo and BEST a CO. ne Everett accompanied on piano Mr. and Mrs. George Pusack, Mr. the Henry L. ftoat mmwrial .isistai by Virginia Monks, a p - and Mrs. l#roy Scurry, Mr, and soholarahlp ib Joseph Novelio, both u CIRL SCOUTS Mrs. Herbert Stork and Mr. and iil from Columbus School, of Scotch Vtains. Mrs. Howard Tomlinson. f The violin section consisted of: .Prwenttotlon of the »w»rtis In jay Abranra, Allen Ooihen, Valerie District 9 er, Emmy Lou Shgpter, IMnne Mrs. Allen Crawford and Mrs. to be tnad« by Robert W. JOIIM, William Cox were eo-cto«irmen for S inn Cotty, Jeffrey Feldman, Bruce The annual encampment of Hoffstetitei-, flelty anal!, Batty *he reticent o* the 1*56 tchoWr- 1 " -1 the affair, sponsored for the second lardner, Mark Geier, Gregory Ger eighth grade Girl Scouts of West «hip (ward, «4io was just recently Rounds, Ctito S»1oo«n. year by the HTA. Decorations were Vr, MaTilyn Lange, Chdper Mount, field was (held at Camp Berry Hill tradumted from Albnirfit Collett*. aranged by Mrs. George Thompson, Tandy Richardson, Steven Stump, nest Portal, on the weekend of Namty Tiiomjwn, Anne Beny, The foundation also announces and music for dancing was pro- jay Van Swerigen, William Van June 3, 4 and 5. About TO girls Chris B«nea, 8«W« Biewirth, renewal of the scholarship of Don- S&ndr* SensbaA, Sam Toocnty, vided by John Griner. aM Cierwttiskl, of ikte H%m oi |werigen and Susan Wylegola. from six different troops attended '•"* j Members of the clarinet section the encampment. Patiiek Quinn, VaJerle ltusch, Lynne McCooil, Belinda Ray, Susy tere: Pennis Blake, Barbara As this represented the culmin- Bloomberg, Alan Ducatman, Nils Snodgjiaas, EUtth Anthony, Nancy ation of their »*>rk on the pioneer Stiles, Karen Wraght, Barbara Eranholm, Madeline Gurman, Peg ™»i|Hng badge, She girls were giv- Dkkaon, Stajtonie SUvenson, Les- |y Kass, Douglas Maloney, Ver- en opportunities to demonstrate jiica Schunck, Robin Shaw and their skills in preparing the camp- lie Ixmg, Susan Battis, Judy W lusan Shawcross. site, ipacking and setting up equip- att, P*tty Danco, Cindy THE HALFWAY HOUSE ' '* *\ . Making up the trumpet section ment, fire-building, and outdoor Janet *>«deiick, Sheila •rere: Jonathan Bacon, Thomas cookery. Jean lisa*, Suzanne Cherin, Nell Kamler, Richard Rho- Saturday afternoon members of Joann Comjxton, Connie Brown, Anneunctt it i and Fred Talcott. the vaw'ous senior troops In West- Jean Whoiitoii, Diane Bberfp, c up and save on a . Flutes were Judy Jacobs, Elyse field, presented to the group, Diane Ames, Kafhy Ciskowaki, . Summer's worth of With |lubel and Kathleen Tresham. through informal discusses and Judy Blank, Di Keeshan, Kile«n WILL IE CLOSED skits, the types of programs and Gi-upe, Joy Oarriiran, Mai^ Wer- .trid wear cotton ihtgbirk The xylophone was played by: activities available in Senior ner, Mianiwet Werner, Susim plaid sets, SIecvel«s round ilnry Brader, Sharen Cannody, scouting, CoJ«n*n, Oiria Mkhelson, B«th FOR ONE WEEK collared blouse and fcuzanne Hodes and Betsy Robin- Pratt, Ann DonaJdson, Kathy A Court of Awards was held on. floff, Susan LindJey, (rail .Martlii, coordinating elaitic back Satiui'day evening. This program, Drummers were George Mackey Connie iMcWillinma, Kathy Moore, Beginning July 2 iliorti in multi-color or peach. planned under *he leadership of nd George Moore. Craig Over- Alison SmM.li, AUte TafY, Carol . i •Mrs. Fred Clark, featured the Sixes 3 to 6x. *rger and Christopher Tapscott Templeton, Marty Tomlinson, Jean presentation oif curved 'bars to over blnyed trombone and Joseph Cis- Venablea and (iay Woiss. lowski played saxophone. 60 eighth grade scouts. The WILL IE-OPEN JULY 9 Offl#fi fiffef curved bar is the highest award Mrs. E. P. Soi

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Dr. Derid Fkelp* Leonard, pro- field Kiw*nis Club a* last week's faaiw of history Mid humanities luncheon meeting in the Halfway «t Hartford College, will speak to Bouse, Moumtainside. over 2M W(ft icbool girls at the (Mr. Lehman came to We3tfie!d annual Y-Teen Sammer Confer- test fall after 21 years of teach- ence to tx iwld at Sarah Lawrence ing experience at the high school Colle««, BronxvilU, N. Y., Monday in Rivei-suje. He outlined the pro- throuifh July 2. gram wihidh idle Westfield scnool Ten WettaeM delegates to go system foil-ows to assist high soho jl TINEA PELUONELLA arc Judy Abnkmnaon, Sue Eddy. students in appraising- their apti- Shelly H«idt, Elaine Hektler, Wen tudes and abilities and relating if Gutiri*, Jackie Marcus, Judy this information to the pursuit of McDerMott, Pat Prjtehard, Suln career. Smith and Margaret Wilde. Other President Qaries Meierdiercfc Difficult to pronounce and even more difficult to r participant* -will attend from great- suggested meeting wfbh the Eliza- with! Tinea PellionelU, you see, is the scientMlc „!!! er New York, northern New Jer- beth Kiwanis Club July 7 while sey and southern New England the HalCway House is closed. He for the commen clothes moth which causes Z Workshopi, rotgndtable discussions announced that the nest board of •nd leadership training sessions directors meeting wsil be Tuesday, and mil lions of dollars damage every year. will center around the theme, July 6 at 7:30 p.m. at 141 Elmer "Strivim to Build a BetUr World." street • Dr. Leonard, who was formerly • professor of Matory at Mt Hoi Introduced as guests were Fred Those who have had the misfortune of having yoke College, is a native of Berke- Lyons, Walter Eisse and Sidney ley, CaL He received his doctor Jtffea, homes invaded by the Tinea PellionelU have many <**«, of philosophy in history degree choice appellations for the .devastating- insect. Uafo from the University of Michigan Subuitute for after graduating from Brown. He l/JC COMMENCEMENT—Dr. lamas Kay JMMS af WasttaM, eecwrf frea left, i* asma aartici- tunately, they are detected too late—after the di hat travelled widely in Europe and a*aU ia Uaisa Jaater Coflegc's ZTlk uiul caanaacammt last weak ia caibga's Meiahagaa June Moon ntm Lathi America and fcu worked is laiMiag ia Craafsrd. Dr. Jaaet is caairaaa *f til* callage's lUara1 af Trastas*. Parliciaatiag ia ia done. (Ac Friend*' work camp in Mexico IIM ceraaiaaiH w«i*(, Uf« *• rigat, Jaal M. Sl»ls af SpriagaaU. (law salatatatiam; Dr. Jaam; Hostesses in the Far East sched- and in the Archives of the Indies P.Ur E. PiHea of Ihafowaad, class vakaictMiaa; Dr. Kraaata C. MacKar, callega arwiaVal, aaa ule parties on nights when the in Spain. Dr. Miltoa C. Lightaw, ckairaiaa of tk« baaral sf lh« Sma«r Maaalactariag Cm., win was the «••- moon is full—a romantic idea, The staff of the National Board atcac'aicBt speaker. worthy of consideration in this You can protect your wardrobe against them by foviu of the YWCA and local teen-age country. When full moons seem too directors will also give able lead- thy Daley, Hartford, Conn., is busi the special services department, few and far between landscape your clothes cleaned at Pan American. We moth pro»( ness manager. Mrs. Robert M. Study Make In gardeners suggest you use lights. ership for this week long training health department and junior and your garments every time they are cleaned, thus giving program. Miss Sue Stille, mem- Warner of the Westfield YW will Weufield School By senior high guidance departments. They come in a variety of fixtures ber of the foreign division staff, accompany the local group. The resulta of the visit will be designed to cast a sentimental glow you added peace-of-mind. has recently returned from Ugan- V. S. Office of Education published at some future date. The over the patio, outdoor eating arid da, East Africa and will apeak eight school systems selected by play area. Installation is simple on "Changing Africa." The round- • Dr. Gene C. Fusco of the United the Office of Education because of and can be handled by your local taMe on "Your Marriage and Your States Office of Education, Wash- the existence of well-developed spe- utility or appliance dealer. For complete protection of your winter wardrobe, we Family" will be led by Mr*. Lee ington, D. C, visited the Westfleld cialized pupil service program will DavidolT. public schools last week as part of be named in the publication. recommend that you store it in our Cold Storage vault Miss Sarah Short, teenage di- a study being conducted by his of- When You Fry fice. For only «2.45 you receive an oversized "Hamperette", rector, New Haven, Conn., is con- Shopping for a With Butter ference executive. She will be as- Dr. Fusco stated that the West- storage of the "Hamperette" in our Certified ColdStongi sisted fay Mitt Elsie Holler of the field school system was one of the Refrigerator? Chefs who know their business YWCA eastern region field staff eight systems selected throughout clarify butter before aauteeing vault, and $100 free Insurance. Why wait? Empty row Mite Mary Van Dine. Waterbury, the nation to participate in the If you use quantities of frozen foods on it This removes the milky Conn., to in charge of program; study. The primary purpose of foods, confine your shopping to sediment that turns brown at fry- closets today and enjoy the safety of Pan American', Mr*. Gloria Alexander it living the study is to learn in greater de- models of refrigerators that fea- ing temperature. To clear butter "personalized" service. group eo-ordinator, and Mrs. Doro- tail the organizational pattern ture two doors, advises Margaret place it in a small pan over the used in these selective school sys- Spader, home service consultant burner. Turn the control to "sim- tems to administer their special- for the Gas Appliance Manufac- mer" and don't stir. When tho but- ised pupil services in such areas as turers Association. The freezer ter is melted the sediment will go JARVIS DRUG STORE health, psychological, guidance and space in two-door refrigerators to the bottom and the clear butter social work services. provides zero tempearture which can be poured off. OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY S4BMST. WiSTriBO Dr. 8. N. Ewan Jr., superintend- is essential for keeping frozen , . Enjoy DiniMf with us , ent of schools, made arrangements foods in perfect condition. The for the visitor's schedule while he new refrigerators offer large freez- AH Dry Cleaning and Shirt Laundering Don* on FraaitM in our was here and explained the over- er space because they do not use ice cube trays. An ice-making ma- Air wofMitiofiMi DiiiioQ Room all organizational pattern used by for Westield in administering its serv- chine in the freezer compartment ices to a school population of 7,500 makes and ejects ice circles auto- AIRLINE TICKETS Compltfw Dinntrt students housed in 13 school build- matically. • . (or any travel service) ings. He also explained the re- From $1.35 to $1.65 sponsibilities involved in planning, Nearly 1,000,000 American men, ©n the clrde- irganizing, staffing, directing and women and children were injured find out Fast in the evaluating the specialized pupil or killed last year because an auto- aT south avenue> SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT wrvice function. mobile driver exceeded the speed YELLOW Much of Dr. Fusco's time was limit. 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The writer had recently wit- Hnin^KML' ^^^^*^Ha* stag* ^m ' nessed New Jersey's forest fighters com- THE THEHD OF lUSiMESS than had beta anticipated. Rail- PROFITS roads, coal and a host of other in- bating * 14-acre brush fire in the Cold One of the sssuinptioBs under- 4ustries hay* been hurt. Users of Spring area of Bloomingdale. If the lying the Federal Budget for the steel have found that they can get Oftet: M Ma «*•«, WwttoU. «. «. blaze had not been skillfully controlled, fiscal year starting next July 1 •long with smaller inventories M. a» t-MM - AB I-*** the writer's home and others in the vi- •was that corporate profits before than formerly, because of quick de- taxes would be $51 billion. At the liveries, and «teel production has cinity would have been destroyed. time, this appeared to be a conserv- dropped by some 88 per cent Approximately 14 to 15 hundred for- ative estimate and many private 6. The volume of business activ- forecasters thought the total ity has not keen as great as had est fires occur yearly in New Jersey. would be a billion, or so higher. It been anticipated. Cross national Most of them the result of carelessness is now pretty evident that the ac- product, which is the value of all on the part of picnickers, hikers, camp- tual figure will be below that upon goods and services produced, was ers and persons driving through wood- which the budget was based. . estimated for Federal budget pur- Among the factors responsible poses at $510 billion for the year. land areas, William J. Seidel, state tire for this revised expectation are the We crossed #500 billion (at an an- nual rate) in the first quarter, and warden, says 60 per cent of all forest following: oi three fires are the result of discarded smoking THIS WEEK 1. Competition is getting more it is still possible tint the budget estimate will be realized, but many and more severe. This competition cident. material. He cautions smokers to exert —1« WttkUgtoa is both from other domestic pro- persons are beginning to question THURSDAY, JUNE 23,1960 care when putting out cigarettes and ducers and from abroad. This is this forecast In Illinois, far With Clinton Davidson not hitting all industries and all deaths in. re matches. Ten to 20 per cent of the fires What »re the effects of this «uch assorts in wooded tracts are the result of nearby companies with equal force, but shrinkage of profits? This can be with a Th« Clot, of 1960 FARM there's practically no one who is Hated in dogmatic terras: debris burning, ft order to insure safety, not feeling its influence. First, it menu that the Federal We wouW Hkt to add our word of government will get leu revenue, it is necessary for persons wishing to POLICY 2. Costs of production (till are What.cti« , congratulation* to the many now being burn waste in a wooded area where rising. The primary cause of this A drop of $1 billion in pre-tax llWu( offered to the Clan of 1960 which Tues- This column is « copy t all and equal treatment before all agencies 228,086, and Warren, 73,795. n*ttm to Ik* Editor* *a aay of government—local, state or federal. mbjact frm aayra* wl» withe* to (M UHM, Ike wriUr't aaa» will street. dull and old, it doesn't matter. Not for W Wit «at {• tit* •»•«. All H M • a* a telephone call, but as a reminder of btlan •«* W ia tU "Leader" something we're inclined to forget. If •ffice by Friday if titty are la School'* Our you haven't got a dime, a nickel will do. appear la ta* fellewiaa !»•••.) Summer means school is out for the Have a look at the words. Commendation youngsters and extra caution for the - It gives a familiar answer to an old motorists, David Green, president of the familiar question that keeps edging up Editor, Leader: Motor Club of America, has warned to poke us in the ribs. It's the same an- I should like to commend a let- tique item that has been nagging at us ter, published in June 9's Leader, "It's a wonderful time of the year for which was written by a former straight through history, from Plymouth the youngsters," Mr. Green said, "but pupil of Judge William N. Beard's. Although I did not know him as FREE GIFT Bock right up to today's headlines. To it's also a dangerous time. It is a danger- date, no amount of slapping down has a teacher, I have lived in Westfield OUR time because their playing too often for 35 years and I know well the eliminated this issue and even the latest is unsupervised. Release from schobl affection nnd high esteem in which mauling failed to finish it on*. . Mr, Beard is held by his fellow open a new account add to your present account will bring the youngsters back in the townsmen. This Mcdi-Pak can be ywirs street. The question is blunt and to the point: Here is 11 gentleman, a kindly Our regular customers cni» "So engrossed are they in their play," Are we hanging on to all our freedoms? man, a man of honor and integrity. absolutely FREE by oblain this FREE gift by Mr. Green continued, "they forget the Notice that all of them are included. Not No citizen had served Wcstfleld merely opening a new account adding $20 or more Io Ihcir this particular one nor that, but the more loyally, devotedly and »elf- /or $20 or more safety lessons learned in the classrooms. lessly than has Judge Beard. And present account They'll do the unexpected. Thus, a driv- whole works. Let one of those freedoms I should like to underscore xelf- slip and all of them start skidding. lessly. Our town i» a butter place er in n play area Bhould automatically l>»esiuse he hn» dwelt among u«, Mcdi.Pak... just right Io fit your luggage, glove comportment, slow down." Once more we have to give the same Florence (.ott Freeman medicine chest — bont or camping kit old answer, but this time louder and While parents have n responsibility to Act now ... Limited offer safeguard their youngsters' play activi- clearer than ever before. Something Oversight only one Io a customer ties, the burden of the motorists does like: "Men were endowed by their Crea- not lessen and that extra caution is man- tor with certain unaliennble rights," Editor, Leader: straight out of the Declaration of Inde- Wentficld rightly looks to tho datory. Mr. Green said, "a good summer Lender UH HH family new»|)aper. where you save does make a difference motto for motorists is that children pendence. And so that everyone is not We commend you for your mature should be seen and not hurt," likely to forget the idea, just reach into restraint In handling those stories •your pocket or purse and get out that the "city" paper* inflate with »cn- Hutionnl picture'* und copy. nickel or dime. There it is: "In God We Thus, I enn only hope that your savings insured up Io $10,000 anticipated dividend Trust." publication of th<( revealing photo Forest Fires of Brlidtte Harriot In the movie That trust helped carry this nation Hcetlon of ynur June 9 Indue refiult- "Words alone cannot express our grat- from its foundling days through its dark- cil from mi urifortun»t« overflight itude for the efforts, skill and technique est times. That same faith eun carry us l>y y«ur iiilvcirtfifnK HtnfT, I hope first in friendly service used in comhatjngr this fire. It was man th»t my l«tt«r will Innplro others today through every danger of a world to <>xpr»8M thulr dl«t»mte. versus the elements. The odds were that keeps getting upset one place or Tho Viiry leant tlwt W«stfl«M against the mien. Hot, dry, variable another. fltimilcl exjifict l« yo«r editorial npol- |Wind8, swept the flumes to scrub brush, ouy Hn<) H Rtiit*m, LoU EWna «wast, BUaa> Taa- *e aged. It teems that «ii» new The honor group graduate! are: erine ABB Boyton, Allan Lynn Page Ketelhut, Robert W. King, sitorc, Robert F. Tranaar, Kww New bH is the belter Carr, Vickl Lynn Casa- Linck Jr., David W. Liseom, Thos. Howard Waynas, Diaaa Will, Di- The lonamtoer's secretary, MM. Joan DiamondsUin, Gordon Wayne mo, John Jo&e-ph CtriUo Jr., Carol* Slocum Lo^b. ane Regina Wylte, Carl Lat tais Wilson, read a l«DUr from Gov- Dinorr, Hilda Marie Eddy, P«ter Marie Christiano, Diane Cirohiril- Also, 0. David Long, Richard and Ira Michael Zucker. Books ernor (Meyner thsnktn* «*e boanl John Ewing, Barbara Lee Fkm-io, Robert J. Clayton, Catherine t. Emile LueWk, Janet MacDonald, far our resolution favoiinf <*« ing, Stephen Paul Frerherr, Gail Conover, Bonnie Lee Cox, Thomas Robert AlaaUir MacFarlane, Wil- PaJmer report on railroad legisla- lian C. Mac Kay, Joan Carol Mac Pr^f light Training Bennett German, Barbara Lea Gil- Lloyd Crampton, Wanda Jean _., aAOBlmUmmi . . [The Westadd Meraariai library tion, it *n>e*rg *h*t boOi «h« mour, Roberta Louise Gould, Deb Kinnon, Doris Ann Maloney, Frank The Flower and Willow World Crawford, Rita Ann De Caprio, tMialangM's Fiona* in ftcoMl ] announced its new book list U. S. Government and Hie Port orafc Anne Graham, Barbara GrosB. Paul M&ncuso, Anna Martorina, Naval Reserve ensign William Scott; Earth, My Friend, TW Donald James De Chellis, Connie •nd by tte Wa«UUU mm - send. AutJiority are moving toward iooie Kenneth Guth. Marie De Lcrenso, Settimio De Ru- Robert Massa, Christine C. May-T. Meglaughlin Jr., son of Mr. and kind of support for legulfttion er, Phebe Mi-Carty, Jane Carol Me- Mrs. William T. MegUughUn ST. MOT* jotiuw M : After Such Knowledge, Also, Colin John Hagan, Patri- i, Sidney Jay Diamondstein, <*n Adriina* >n4 «ttaMtW NuT aiding the commuter. Carol Elisabeth Dick, Rose Marie Nerncy, Thomas Roger Mcrritt, of 420 Kinvball turn, is undergo- nghvm; A LAttte More Time, cia Lyle Hand, William D. Haney, ing pre-Aight training at the Naval company"* *tm*imm eSuf * Ann Di Prisco, William Eason, Jane Ann MUiovch, William Hal- ; The Howard Faat Reader, Many caUs have been received Dan W. rtanke, Joanne Adele Air Station, Pcnsacola, Fla. Dur-Port Worth, Teaaa, . Chamber regardindi g ttttie fifine work of the Hays, Linda C. Heller, Nancy Hely, Louise Carolyn Ekstraad. sey Miller, Laurence Heyd MUt- Shadow on the Waters, hauer, Anthony C. Muccilli, Mar- ing the 10 woeki of training stu- ahy; Stomm Oror Warlock, Nov- chamber "Clean Up Cannrittee." Beverly Hill, Judith Gail Hitcheox. Also, Rodney William Ellis, dents are instructed in aviation LBADtft CLAMtniM MY Trash cans and litter bags have Carol Ann Huiar, Eric A. lannelli, ilyn Lois Muller, Ann Leslie Nach- n; Old Ramon, Sohaefer; The Chatter Charles Louis ESste, Roy Ronald bar, William K. Olson, Tom O'Nell, ,dent Years, Stevenson. been placed about die town and Pauline Infantino, Martha Johan- wtoh chamber snemhers. The board M. Ennii, Josnn Esposito, Kath. Janice Jean Oslrowsky, H, Robert Non-fiction: Greek Holiday, An- HD, Robert Allen Kefalonitis, Elii- le«n Federowsky, Shirley Flscale, LBY WILLIAM SORTER* hoped that bur local scavenger abeth Leigh. Otto ill, ony; 'White House Fever, Bend- e board of Directors of the will help in this program and aiso Man Magdalene Fitch, Daniel Rob- er; The Vmaeiv Book ol Home Alto, Jean tllyn Loges, Charles ert Fituimmona, Bill Fredericks, Also, David Palmer, Kenneth R. Westfield Are* Chamber of Com- join the chamber as permanent Pastorf, Louise C. Patterson, iii, (Brat***; Tie iPeo- Lyman, Charles P. Miller Jr., Mi Barbara Frink, John Joseph Gal merce Mid its regular monthly members. Maryjanu Donna Pellegrino, Wil- e's Choice, BrommiCanp's Wash- meeting June 8. A motion was chad Minniclno, Mary Sue Moore, len, David M. Garfleld, Stephen H. The Americanism committee of Mary Ellen Morbeck, Richard Ken- Gerdsen, Katiierine Patricia Gib- liam R. Peterson, Barbara Sue Cortiplete Wiring p, C«t>enter; Fallout, Fow- made and passed .to suspend meet- Plenty, Dianne Polkrd, Msryann r; Mortal Victory, Hanson; In •ings for July and Auguat unless the W«*«eld Woman's C4ub has neth Moulton, Karen Ann Mueller, bons, Ellen Golden, Dom William written a letter to our To-wn Coun- Carol Ann Mulreany, Sandra Ma- Greco, Jay L. Gross, Helen Marie Pollock, Kenneth Edwin Powers, e Footsteps of Sherlock Httlnies, matters of importance come up re LurotU A. Rack, Franklin Paul f l Ci 111 haive Alan Potter, Judith W«ld Prince, Mary Hammar, William S. Han- David W. Reid, Richard E. Roller, ird; Point Gaunt Ohesa, Horo- Shoe Shop at 618 Central avenue, flags placed on the new iigfht poles Martha Mary Pullen, James Pres ger, Frank J. Harnett, Ronald Jo Anne Rote, Anthony B. Saliola, itz; The Intellectuals, Huszar; was submitted and approved by FULL HOUSEPOWER on am legal holidays. The Ameri- (on Pusack, Thomas E. Rkker, Harten, Karen Helen Haug, Joan John Howard .Sampson, Suzanne rternation»l literary Annual; the Iboand. can hogm is supporting- the proj- Charlene Anne Rose, Phyllis Jo Elizabeth Hebert, William R. Hed-Beecher Schaub, Charles Theodore ere's Hawaii, Kraus; The Natives The board recommended that ect and ft. hopes that MMiy resi- Rowland, Judith' Deborah Shilling. den Jr. Schmidt, Barbara Anne Schroeder, re Restless, Lindsay; The Good thft retail division start work dur- dents will also come out in favor Richard Thomas Schult, Andrea d ing the summer months on the of it. Also, Michael Soriano Jr., Chas. Also, Michele L. Heidt, John M. Leigh Scurry, Robert James Snay, aramfcU Christmas lighting pro- Douglas Stark, Merrill Stevenson Heindel, Kenneth Edward Hen- Suaan Scpenuk, Robert Lee Sha Also, Name and Address, Mat- Diana S. Tajiaferro, Mary Elisa- lews; Hollywood IRajaih, Mayer; gram. drycy, Robert Rush Hicks, Penny plro, Zells Simon. Field Electrical beth Tomlinson, Peter D. Traut- Lynne Hoelle. James William Hol- Also, David Morgan Smith, erie—My Story, iMestaj The The 'board had a lengdiy dis- man, Richard Kenneth Traylor Welsh Receives loway, Otto William Horvath, Jef- Thomas J, Sockolosky, Michael andy, Moerg; Party Pun, MuJiac; cussion on a member's proposal for Linda Anne Tucker, Kenneth F, frey Lewis Ingram, Paul James Solomon, Jeffrey Mark Sloinhelm he Future Is Ours, Comrade, puWJcly listing *he names «f all Veith Jr., Ralph Stuart Wallace Jr. ovak; 'My Ivory Cellar, Ott; Chamber of Commerce members. lovlno, Dennis L. Jackson, Mar- Service MS Degree Susan Lee Westfali, Judith Anne lotonei Elmer Ellsworth, Randall; The Congressional action oom- Wolf, Robert W. Worthing and Warren A. Wei A of 414 Tr«-Robert Russell Zaparanick. • DOUGLAS W. FIELD * mont avenue has been •warded a Other graduates are: master of science degree in Indus- Don Acque, John D. Ahem, Fred- PHOTOSTATS trial relations from the Massachu- erick M. Atbertson, Christine Elii MIIDINTIAL A COMMMCIAL setts Institute of Techniotogy after abeth Allen, Joyce Elaine Allen, eomipletinfe & year of study u • Susan Elisabeth Allen, Judith participant in the Sloan Fellowship Lynn Andersen, Karen Lee Bar SAME DAY SERVICE pros-ram. ber, Mark S. Barondesa, Karren ADint 24641 Mr. Welsh was selected M a Judith Beasley, Andrew Charles Sloan FeJliow in ithe summer of Beck, George A. Berae, Vincent Bi W«tftald Studios 1959 by fthe Western Electric Co. anco, James Lee Blllingsby, Her lOMMWARDAVI. WISTFIICD •where he hold an executive posi- bert D. Blaier, Thomas I. Bolgerg, tion in the company's graduate en- Sharon Rose Bonestele, Thomas C. 111 CMTBAl AVMW AOAJM I41H :MAKEIOMES gineer training ipnograim. Only 45 Bonow, Donald Amil Bonden, Cath Sloan Fellowships were wattled tferougtout tth« n*tion last year. The prORnam is conducted by senior members of the (MIT faculty and this year included a two-week ion until tour of

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Hoiyday Maaaca: la draiek: 6 Seh«il.DayCaaip Service Schedule S:*5, 7:45, 8:45, 9:43 and 10:30 B_; in ehapd, «:*» aja. A Vacation Church School and '• Ssmday serrkes *t fee Presfey-j rat Plains; 4 p.m., wedding: Geiala L Weekday Masses: In ehsrek- a da* camp for junior* will be,' terian OtBrdi win be held at 8:30 IN WCSTTIELD Denaiag and Barbara. V. Filka. 6:45, 7:15 and 8 a.m., unless oth- held wafer the asspien of the,' aad W a-m. Mt tke mtemtt, Sunday: 7:45, 10:15 and 11:JO ise mmmaai First Baptist Charch beginning i mentis starting Sunday aad eon- Jr. rnmvriti a.m., three services. Holy Commun- Confession: Saturdays: S;30 ta Monday and contra twnf thronf* I tjwijjg throsgfc Sept. *, it was mti- tm. ion will be celebrated in the 11:305:15 P^L; 7:J0 to » pjn. Thurs- Jsly IS secortfiog to an awssone*- J Btxmetd by the Eev. Dr. Frederick D. Ceia servtee. Paswr Waller A. Reun- day before the first Friday, same nsent released by Fred Banes,; E. Chiistias, seaier Braisster si the Rev.OkwiN.AMla ing win preach tike sermon at aB as Saturday, Hofrdajs: Before caaorma* of the Board ef Cbri*-' Sunday: 8:30 aad IB a-m., serv- services, the topic being "Pitfalls each moraine Van. tUn Education. A chttrck-feoar itarsery for small ices, this is the start of the sum-of the Disciple." The junior eborr Evening devotions: Xovenas. m The Vacation Ciiorch Sctawrf will ' children ia held in the parish feMse mer schedule of tiro services on wiO sing in the 7:43 service, wbile honor at oor Lady of the Miracu- fw *e 10 a-Bi. service only. Sunday mornings. Dt. Christian the Luther choir will provide the lous Medal and Saint Jude, every he held frw» I;M a-«a. to BOOB in anthems in the 10:15 service the children's Wilding and is for A frietdsMp time wiB foEem the will preach th* sermon oa the topic Monday at t p.m. cniktngt presently ia Jrinderirsrten, 10 aj*. service on «fce iawa ever- "If Anywhere, Then Everywhere.™ 9 a-m.. Church School session primary 1 and 2 aad ndddlen 3 kxrfcing the lake when visitors ascf At the 8:30 service, Karl Lain, opens with devotions is the church. rnuT CMURCM or Suaday: t£*m>t 1 tenor, wilt sing "The Heart Wor- Lather Hal! and Redeemer parish CHRIST. SCIRHTUT and 4. A »t»iy espcrlcsce m the members of the cofigreeation m*y ships** and "Bat the Lord ra Mind- f, tlMMe "Tta CfcttKh* wffi be con- vine and have some eooJ refresh- itouse. Wiltard V. Dunham U su- Rtr Milan Anaai, rL THE HV. Ul JOHM SETTS, ML GOKBON MJCHALJON ful of His Own" from "St. Paul. perintendent of the department. 11 ajK., Sanday service. j mtnii. In ir.denwjit westher, low- The summer chancel choir will sinj open all summer. The pnpc c eiadaa activities, M, mm ml Mr, m* afc., L«a» er Westminster Hail will be used 3 p.m., spring festival will be • :ll ».«., Wednesday evening aT MS ftinmwm nmt, et the 10 o'clock service for theheld at Bethlehem Children's Home, fcstiKoar BMeting. The paalie is games, studyd , fttM trips, film* and fw tbi* purpose. offertory anthem "How Lovely Are mer li(M refiwfewtirta. The emphasis The preaching sehedole for fte Foraer Pastor to Staten bland, with the P.ev. Fred- a.ir. a^fw fraa Cri- the Messengers" and Karl Lent erick C. Hiftz serving aa the speak, witl be «n man* grsapa werkia* sommer services » as *oltow»: will sing a solo. The organ pre- with ttMbm t» Mtar aa4ei*ti D J* Jwie 26, Dr. Christian; Jsly J, er. TCRWU ISRAEL Fuai, IbM-, i«w S. TW In. Preach Sunday lude and posthide wili be "Grave e 4 p.m., there will he an installa- of the SitppB th* objective of Christian ednea the Eev. Orval H. Aastta, associ- adagio" (Sonata No. 2) and "Fu- will be adiniaistensL tioa "The Child and the Church. Mft ate minister of the chorch; Jaiy tion service for the Rev. Eugene Tomorrow: 8 pjn-, sabbath serv- Ckarck gam" (Sonata Ko. 2), villb-Kid TW day camp will fa* W!d f root 10, the lev. DevH Porter, MA, Dr. Gordon E. Miehakwn, former Koechle at Redeemer Lutheran ice, Rabbi Charles Abetes and Can- memberi to 8;S9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at * «tt« in the .1 WaMiamM*, H« ku BD, minister of Bkhview Presby- pastor of FiMt Methodist Church, 16 a-w., Chnreh School and Church, Orange. tor Maurice Rose will conduct. The Ml !•« Citi—aW Oki ehareh-hoor nursery. Fred Elkan i WatefcOBC Reservation secured terian Churcs, Betfast, Kortfcern win return to preach at the service Monday: 2 p.m., opening conven- title of the raMri's sermon will be S. Lawre««. tinWBgfe tJi* eoepeYatien rf the tfn h« wW al Ireland; Jsly IT, the Kev. Austin. at 9:38 a.m. Sanday, Today: 6:30 ajn., young peo- tion servtee of the Atlantic Dis- "Inner Rebellion." Hostesses will • Fir.t ples mission atody tour leaves lie Mrs. William Siegelman and " p.m., worship, «!»,. ion County Park Commission and July Z4, the Eev, James D. Cole Dr. yieh»i.-»on was pastor of the trict at High Westminster Fellowship will From WestfteM he went to chapeL lege, Bronxville, CHAPEL t%* program mclodri »»tnt give a report on their mission Evsitston, IIL, where 1M served for Tomorrow: 9 a.m. to noon, Va- 8 D.M., Board of Maintenance tMaj, Bible study and various stady tour to the sooffcwesi two yean a* prefnw* of Biblical cation Church School; 3:30 p.m.,meeting; TVa R"«v. Hate. p. AtWv Sabbath se tj-px ef eamperaft. The «»mp July 31, the Rev. Harry Jakn theology at Garrctt Biblical Insti- nursery department (11:30 ses- Tuesday: 8 p.m., Women's Eve- Saturday: 3-8 p.m., annual San- Friday evening duifi wiB be eoateetai by eorapetai* Dodd, MA, BD, minister of St. tute. July 1 he will assume the akHt) party in the assembly ha.lL ning Guild will meet in Luther day School and Mr. and Mrs. group beginning at I jut Vtifm •daltc working with family troop* BoroGiurfh Xary*i Parish CJrareh (Presbyte- presidency ef Mac Murray College Monday: 9 a-ra., Vacation Hall. The topic of discussion will be picnic in the Locust Grove j«tion ducted by memben d tk« o< ten children. Transportation rian), Selkirk, Scotland. Mr. Dodd in Jacksonville, I!L Church School; 8 p.m.. Board of "Glorify God Through Recruit- of Echo Lake Park. gation without mask ui a will be provided ftoet the church comes to Westfield under the Brit- An informal reception for Dr.Barrel discussion and fellowship ment for Chareh Vocations'* and Sunday: 8 a.m., early service Information ibout tKpj m Honors Pastor ish-American preachers' «chanK». and Mrs. Miehalson will follow the group far college students in West- will be in charge of Mrs. Henry vritH sermon »y the Kev. Achey. bcrship, religious sdwoi ui Registrations for either of the Aug. 7, Kev. Christian; An*. 14, morning service. minster Hall. Pfriender, chairman. There will 9:4$ a.m., Bible School classes brew schoot mij bt Ui Vnffrirra max he made fey eon The confTtgation of the Com-the Rev. Richard L. Smith, asso- Tuesday: 9 a.m., Vacation be a lecture with slides on the sub- for *)! age fronpa frpm nursery lli thtUtl tarting the rirtirHi onVe. munity Ctnttrh at Mountainside ciate minister; Aug. 21. R*v. Chris- Church School 8 p.m.. Board of ject of "Famous Women of New through adolt. Bus transportation eld a receptbn last week in hon- tian ; Aug. 28, Rev. Christian, and Deacons meeting in the lounge. Jersey." Hostesses for the eve-to and from school is available for FIRST CONCftlCATwd of the Bev. Delwyn R. Kayaon Sept. 4, the Rev. Smith. 12 Boy Scouts Wednesday: 9 a.nu, Vacation ning wilt be Mesdaraes Peterson, children living in Mountainside. and Us family. The Rayjons are Charch School; 11:30 a-m., church Rorden, Sn.hr, Reuning and Fisher. 11 a.rn. service with sermon by Lutherans Set The Charch School will be open t «•». lataf leaviag tkk month for Hawaii, throughout the summer Sundays at Receive Cod and staff meeting in the loange. Sanday, July 3: 8:15 and 10:30the Rev. Achey. Junior Church hert the Rev. Raysom has accept' 10 a.m., having departments from will ke held in tJ»e school rooms for Sunday: 9:M IA, Mn% FIRST CHURCH OP a.m., summer schedule of services the' sanctuary. T*i In. Ll District Meeting ed s call to the ministry of the nursery through the junior high will be in e#eet; 9:30 a.m., Church children 8-12 years old. (Sorseiy Church of tbe Crossroads in Hono- CHRIST, SCIENTIST supervision will be provided to en- Stanford, misistM, «iH |Mk 3ge. Country Awards 423 Eaet BreaJ Street School and Bible classes will be the topic, Tie Dapm I lulu. held. Holy Communion will be cel- able parents with amall thildren The Mth convention of tfee Luth- Other summer activities will Be Saafey ScUali 11 «.•. to attend the service. Wear." Music will It pmU\ eran Atlantic District wiB be h Hie Rev. Eayjon was installed the •Cracker Barrel, summertime The largest group at to? Scoots ebrated in the early service at Nanerfs 11 aja. 5-7 p.m., Youth Fellowship meet- the chancel choir. Jfanerrfct •Monday X Friday, Joiy 3, at COB- i partor of the local church when college age discussion and fellow- ever to win their Cod and Country Saada* Sanieaet t:» ani 11 a.as. 8-.15. school children will It ptrM. cordia Collegiate Institute, Brotix- was newly organized is 1954,ship growp nv»ting weekly in West- awards at one time in the Presby- The church's radio program, the ing at the ehapel 7:45 p.m., sen- titiuniny Eveaiae; Tealisaaa* ice with semen by- th* pastor. i p.m., reception f«th En.» rilit, X. t. The lay-deWfate rep- after having aided in its formation minster Hall. terian Gtmrtk in WestgeM were Me^tefai •:!• Lutheran Hour, may be tatted in Mrs. Evan Oddra to fttta d Tesenting Redeemer Lotlicran hrough his position as associate awarded their m«daU and certifi- twice every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Monday: 8 p.m., Men's Fellow- Universal availability of the ship meeting at the cnapel. torium. Cfcofeh of Westfield mil he Dr. ati-re of the Presbyterian Sy- cates Sunday at the last service healing and saving power of the over WRCA and at 8 p.m. ever Tuesday: 8 p.m., Chnrti C« nod of Hew }enty. The chorch Tuesday: 8 p.m., Women's .Mis- Edward C. Wente of Summit, with Five to Attend of the church. Chri3t, truth, will be a theme dealt WOR. The Lutheran Church'3 tel- cil meeting, C* FtHomhij nt Fred Wernrich of Cranford, the al- grown from its original 203 The Rev. Jame* D. Cole, minis- with at Christian Science services evision program "This" Is the life" sionary Society meeting at the ternate delegate. members to over 540. Originally ter to the youth at the Weatfleld Sanday. is seen Saturdays at 12:15 p.m.chapel. COMMUNITY Pttismui The Rev. Walter A. Senator of holding Sanday services in Deer- Synod Camps church, under whose tutelage these over WPIX-TV, ehannel 11. Wednciday: 10 a.m., Ladies Aid CHUtCR !i#M School, the congregation The account of Christ Jesus' Society meeting at the'chapel/ ' Redeemer Chirreh, as veil aa David boys came, presented the group to healing of the woman "which had Mcclmf HMM LM A- King*, principal of Redeemer moved into its new ehareht on Deer the senior minister, the Kev. Dr. IT. PAUL'S CHURCH The Presbyterian Chorch will be a spirit of infirmity 18 years, and (p RETHEL RAPTIST CHURCH Lstheran Seliool, will abto repre- ,th in {November 1»5«. An addi- representd at the various snmroer Frederick E. Christian, for cita- was bowed together, and could be • Rev. M. Jereaa Rrawa, Paster Sanday: First day rf sent tile congregation, The newly tional fcqiWinf far Christian edu- tion. The medals were pinned on Tta Re*. RicWJ J schedule of worsbip nil . camps and conferences in the jtra- in no wise lift up herself (Luke Tka ROT. Charlae R. Tomorrow: 8 pjn., gospel chor- revised conMitution of Redeemer t;on^»iU at «#mpl«ted for usefor, junior high, senior high and the scouts by their mothers, who 13) will be included in the Bible U3 rehearsal. School; 9:30 a.m., wont* ii Churefc will he presented for tfce Hrt faaj" were present along with the fa- Ta. Rev. Refer! H. WilUaaea Delwyn Rayson will * adult groups. The»e camping ses- readings. "Christian Science" witl Tk« Rev. Narnaa J. Faraaelli Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Bible School, Synod's approval at thi» conven- A grniaate «t Qm Vnirtrmtr «f thers. « be the subject of the lesson-sermon. last sermon fiefore lawtrto sions are offered by the Synod at Today: 8 p.m., adult confirma- Herbert Love, superintendent; 11 new pastorate at tht<3»Rlii tion. Roehester mnd MtCormick Theo- tSew Jersey of the United Presby- Those who were so honored A citation to be read from "Sci- a.m., sermon by the'pistor, "God's were: tion class. Crossroads in Honolulu. The convention sessions will logical Seminary, the Rev. Rayson terian Church tl-SA as an oppor- ence and Health with Key to the Tomorrow, St John Baptist: Invitation and Man's Excuses." •pen with deration* Monday at 2 took gradoat* courses at Union tunity t<* spiritual enrichment. From Troop 72, Presbyterian Scirpttaes" by Mary Baker Eddy 9:30-10:50 a-m., Ctarei 9:30 a.m., Holy Communion. 3:30 p.m., special service spon- for nursery, HndenartBi, p.m. Pastor Eeosing as conven- Tneoiogieal S«min»ry and Colom- During the week of June 27 to Church, sponsored by the Triangle states: "Truth casts otrt error now sored by the missionaries. The Rev. tion chaplain will conduct dera- bia University in New York. He Bible Class: First Class Scotit Tim- as surely as it did 19 centuries Sunday, Trinity II: 7:45 a.m.t only; oWer thiidn» *** «>» July 24, Frank M. Rugg Jr. of Holy Communion; 8:45 a.m., Holy James Coleman, his choir and con-aged to attend the wrahip smjt tion* twkc daily. was ordained in 1»4S oy the De-828 Lawrence avenue and Susan othy J. Bell, Star Scoot Kichard ago. All of truth is not under- gregation from the Calvary Bap- roit Presbytery while serving as H. Dearing, Life Scout Roger Wil- stood; hence its healing power is Communion and sermon; 10 a.m.. 10:30-11:36 ut, aW M The convention terrke to wtich van de Sande of 534 Boulevard will Holy Communion and sermon; tist Chnreh, Mcrristown, will be the paMfe is tovited vill be hebi pastor of Evergreen Village Com- attend the junior camp at John- liam Holt, Star Scout Richard R. not fully demonstrated." their guests. Mr. Paddock will leal in«ti*< munity Chareft in Detroit, Mieli. Mayne, First Class Scoot Stephen 11:30 a.m., morning prayer and the sermons of Sows Ektopp Monday *t 7:30 p.m. in the Vil- sonborg. Th* following week Mary The universal nature of divine sermon; 6 p.m., Youth Fellowship. 1«tc Church, oppeaite the Concor- He has served as assistant di- R. Smith, Star Scoot David R. Um Bogg of 525 Lawrence avenue power i* also brought out in the 7:30-8:30 p.tn., Senior EYC. Monday: 8 p.m., -Women's Fel- Home is the desrert ? diaeampM. Tlie Rer. Dr. Jo*n W. 'ector of the Presbyterian Insti- will attend the junior high camp Staack, Eagle Scotit John P. Wil- golden text to be read from Isaiah: earth, and it should te the*« son and First Class Scout Jan L. Monday: 10 a.m., ecclesiastical lowship group meets at the church. Behnken, proident of the Luther- ute of Industrial Relations and ti Johnsonborg. The Johnsonbprg "The Lord hath made bare his holy Tuesday: 6:30 pjn., youth choir though not the bonnduT,«f* an Chorch-Mwioori $yn«), will be Labor Temple, Kew York, and aa Wouters. embroidery class. camp is a new synod camp this arm in the eyes of all the nations; rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., trustees will 3(Tection3.-Mary Bsker Eddy the go«it Jptaker. associate executive of the Presby- From Troop 172, Franklin Wednesday, St. Peter the year and presents an opportunity and ail the ends of the earth shall Apostle: 9:30 a.m., Holy Commun- meet at the church; 8:30 p.m., ce- Dr. Herman J. Rippc of THiutr erian Synod of New Jersey and for camping with over 300 acres of School, Star Scout Franklin Bak- see the salvation of our Cod." lestial choir rehearsal. Urtherin Chureh, Long i*Und ndastrial relations pastor for the er, Star Scout Laurence C. Coles, ion; 8 p.m., Cosmopolitan Associa- wooded land and a large natural tion. Wednesday: 8 p.m., prayer serv- City, profantt of the Atlantic dis- Etitabeth area. During his four lake in the center. Life Scout Stephen C. Taylor and RCDCEMR* LUTHERAN ice, the deacons and deaconess will trirt, will preside in the icMkmi, year pastorate of the Greys tone Star Scout Arthur E. Thompson CHURCH Thursday: 8 p.m., adult confir- Junior campers at the Island mation class. be in charge. aMMted bf th« Rev. Karl F. Gnea- Chanrh in Elizabeth the congrega- Heights Synod Camp July 4-11 will Jr, rWera ner irf Providence, R. I,, first vice ion doubled in size due to his em- Robert Mark Smith of 830 Stevens A candidate for a God and Coun- TW R*». WelUr A. Reaaiaf UNITT CROUP OP WESTFIELD riRST RAPTIST CHURCH president. ihails on work with young people. avenue and Marshall Austin of 729 try award must spend at least one The Re*. Ardtar L. KreyliaMt Afiliau4 with Ika During the past two years with Sbackcmaxon drive. At Island year in stndy, experience and serv- Corner dark street and Ccwper- Uaily Scaa«l •! Dr. C. Pitt Wrighti Leave on le HoDittainside church, the Rev. Heights there is swimming at a ice in his own church with the min- thwaite place, opposite Roosevelt LWa SaasaiH. Mm. MS! Sayson has worked closely with protected private beach of the prop- ister- at his counselor. The pro-Junior High School. Mam door of "I. apMt «• are aU aaa with Tke Rev. Jet-E. Taroar European tour he Rev. Fred Paddock, director of erty at Barnegat Bay. The Rev.gram, covers five areas: Christian church open for prayer and medi- C*i aa4 with an." Today: 8 p.m., chancel choir re- UNITARIAN MM Christian education, in formalat- Richard L. Smith will direct this faith, Christian witness, Christian tation daily from 9 a.m. to sun- The Rev. Karl B. Wright, min- HeaKng service: Monday eve- hearsaL f and teaching a program of eamp session. outreach, Christian citizenship and down. Devotional literature avail- nings, 8:15 o'clock at Woman's ister of visitation at First Metho- able free. Sanday: 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., dult classes in order to guide The theme of the junior camp is Christian fellowship. This pro- Club of WestileW, 318 Sooth En (•mnnTAsail dist Church and Mrs. Wright tail- gram is made available by the Prot- Today; 12:30 p.m., Ladies' Aid worship, sermon by the interim ed Jane It for a two months' tour dolt members toward theological "Learning to Live Together" and did aveone, earner af Treraont minister, Dr. G. Pitt Beers, on the aturity. The program has aroused estant committee on scouting in Society, meeting in Luther Hail, avenue. II AM, Sawhi rfl of Europe and Great Britain. the junior high theme is "Finding the National Council of Churches. subject, "Today, Tomorrow and the interest outside the local church. God In Life." Mrs. Henry Thiesing, president, Leader % Mwa Catherine R Next Day." The Roger Williams Mr. Wright plans to spend aboat Mr. Paddock wilt continue to con- will conduct the meeting; S p.m.,Meisnest Her topic will be "In three weeka studying with Prof! and crusader choirs will sing the tad uct the program ntxt year. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH .other choir rehearsaL Perfect Contentment" anthem "Praise We Our God," and Friederich Cargartcn in Gottingen, Lutheran Ituudlation AT WESTFIELD Saturday: 2 p.m.. Couples' Clufc Germany. Following this period The Rev. Rayton, his wife, the Mias Meanest • available im the chancel choir will sing "O 'ormer Carol Maconbrey and their Miaiiters: picnic at Broofcside Park, Scotch eounstlins. What Their Joy and Their Glory of study Mr, and Mrs. Wright will Service Sunday Clark W, Haul visit France, England and Scot- 'oar children have been in the ommunity six years. Karl E. WrifM land. They plan to flybac k to the The Eev. Eugene Kuechle, re- Eurana E. Laabach United States about Aug. 10. cently called as pastor of Redeem- Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church Only that traveling is good which er Lutheran Church of Orange, will He Is the happiest, be he king or •eveals to me the value of home School, up through the third i?radef be installed in the service at 4 p.m. will meet in Wesley Hall. peasant, who finds peace in his end enables me to «njoy it better. Sunday. home.—Goethe —Henry David Thoreau The pastor-elect has been serv- Service in the sanctuary. Dr. ing Our Savior Lutheran Church, Gordon E. Michalson, former paa- South Hadley, Mass., and former- tor of the church, will preach. Mu- ly was the pastor of St. John's sic will be by the sanctuary choir; Church in Bound Brook. He will "The Lord Is a Mighty God," fill the vacancy left by the Rev."Open Our Eyea." Henry Locber, who left the Orange Prelude and pcwtlude: "Poems church to accept the call of Our Pastorale," "Viiion." "Air" and FEELING ALL Savior Church, Fairlawn. "God Is Praised and OlorffieA" Installing official will be the Rev. Today: fi:45 p.m., the sanctuary Walter A. Reuning of Redeemer choir will hold its annual picnic at WASHED Church, Westfield, acting as re- the home of Sally Schmalenberger, gional vice president of the Luth- 158 Land«downe aventte. This eran Atlantic District. The guest bring to a close activities for the OUT? preacher will be the Rev. Howard choir until September. Soloists j. Schoenfeldt, pastor of Grace from the choir xnd (fuest*, will sing Lutheran Church, Livingston, and for the summer services. fou con My "go«d-bye" to counselor of the Newark circuit. washday woei ., . onto and WOODS1DE CHAPEL For a III Bring us your laundry Mone Avenue, Fanwood and know the joy of added Sunday: 11 a.m., Arthur Rosa of HOW Faith Theological Seminary in - leisure at very low cost. Philadelphia, Pa., will bring the message at the family Bible hour CHRISTIAN service. The Church School will be in session at the same time. SCIENCE SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND 7:30 p.m., Mr. Ross will also DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST speak at the regular service. HEALS DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME Monday through Friday: 9:30 a.m. to noon, Daily Vacation Bible WRCA MO k.c. 556 Westfield Ave. • AD 3-0255 NEW 3 DAY DELIVERY SERVICE School for all children. Bible study nnd hamicrnft projects of interest Sunday Moming-7:45 A PuMral Horn* of homalika atmoiphara, compleraly modarn, air eondttlonad, to children four years old and up. IVORY DRY CLEANERS An invitation i« extended to all to Station WCM-TV (9) off-strart Porktnfl Fmllitlet attend. Classes will be held (laity AND LAUNDERERS through July 8 with the exception Sunday Afternoon Llccfisad Staff Abo of the Fourth of July. -1)00 «l*i « Df°lty DOOIEY FUNERAl HOME owostn mi Tuesday; 8 p.m., prayer and "1 Will AlHf AND rrankJ.Dooljy ( 8»i r**rt* Av*. vV., Cronford Bible study time with studies in Cororfn At Dootey BR 4.9255 the book of Ephesians. 00 TO MY MTHIK" »THF. J.) UMtM, Tl

Church Newt T« cefcbrste Ftag i »uiifamc« 'Another elass to> the g work in Jnited Notions this past month for FANWOOO WMYTEMAM an assembly j tiiphlightinpg ? sports, aervke orsBniiatJetw, «nd ill,eiMf Workshop HOWWfU Fr»kl» as Mrs. CM ml E. Morraj-'s iixth 1 CHIWCH aid GlorjGl . TTiw class ya&pKtei U\t spwial w*n.te. Mm MeJasa, f y 4he Union aateries, and the shopping Smith end Mrs. Henry Jatnieson, thy Bi-own is thh e cksk a teaciier, Tiho-mas Ricker. A specM an \Hinty Ouid*nc« »ftd JP*iwnHieJ layer group. mter. Parks, churches, the li- iccocftanied Mrs. 'Murray and the » * » I Sunday: IB a.m., service with award in tiht fonn of a KoM, in- .MQciation. >r*ry, the monieSpaJ bufldin*-, students, The OatntSchotJ ShidcM Owp. scribed pin was given to the most T(«.y are: Vincent, f. WMwille, L Rev. Harold A. Scott pj-each- •vain station and Aretonse were + * * •g. Nurewy c»»e is provided for cil sponsored a Uaaw to raise tdta aitiat *mi d nc« dir«ctoi- vt WeaMeld gome at the cites located on the Three other Wtlson rtasses »ha funds for tt-hh e mhtmi lkbmry. The ant Mrs. %h fi^MMd; Mi*. \V* O. HUMIH, (ildren one to three years of age. "lap. Then each child was y 2 p.m., language elasa before the o»k field trips in tonjunetion with ver 1 «u»e Pischei-, fttidanM eouaMior laise service, (the chapel). ,M«ine 'W^neg is Jhe seciond » • t tlie trip iwouW be a fitting $100 tar iMoks for the IBmiry. t ilooiewlt Junior (Htti &*l The Daily Vacation Church iphth gtmder this year to receive •Umax to the students' abutdies. Also, mm iJfcuy Gait, Louis Bringhs Out ^hool will start Wednesday, July A prog-ram in honor of Arbor | the CVtiien at the Month award of IMrs. &iith Atidi-us's ftfith Pwswick and AWwrt PUnjprt, «uid and run consecutively every Day was presented by the first Stude»iU of MJidred Ful< outsUtudiTur merit for the month class itowk their trip to Trenton and anre M>un»o4«r8 u. Ste* PW ^dnesday through Aug. 81. Traders in Mi#s Maiyaret Burns' lard's g^jy classes hud the w4«a», SShe is tt* June winner tn# BiMl r Washington's Crossing irtiere they The church office will he closed •la:>s. The procram w«s divided privilege «f seeing moving pic and was prostnted wiHi her Mwwd saw niany historicdl landmarks, •s during July and August, nto thre« parts. The first iwrt turn taken l>y Ci«wfowi Bonow Swamp Westfieid students was the sec- urrent conditions In Mie foundries line ia a dedicated and fine student, Saturday: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Will Meet July6 Transformed." The climax of the >iul grade of teacher Miss flnace ,7id gave a (rood view otf a way ot worthy to be heJd up to the stu- jnday School picnic at Echo Lake program came when representa- Dickson. The class rods the com- ttt diffea-ent from wWat the AtMer- dent body for a-ttmfration. MOUNTAINSIDE — The next irk, hilltop area. tives ifrom various classes proceed- muter titoin to llobohen and then itan student is accustomed tn. Mrs, * * * r«driil*r meettnir e Snow for Sti-oudsbuiy, were eOnridered «w«l HJus*«iltive liifjih on y »n assembly program fit»n tihe «ramln«tk)n board. Tihls ttt lionr Bmftk ilrfami at tiie home r, the Rev. L. J. Pyne. he oipipiortunity to hear the story prepared by students citilur the y«ii- tile annus) contest and exanv of Mrs, Cordon Hunter, OMN 14 MOWS DMLV fi p.m., Alliance Youth Fellow- of Mfes Phoebe Sn«w. supervision trf Mrs, Fivila Thomp- The Student Government Awo- ination *tti« Garden State and soon accumu that the general store, Maokamitli Craafar* lated a considerable assortment oil shap, «nd Apothecary shojj (vad ^ tU R»». Annie i materials which tihey ipassed on t< also u n d e r gone considt««bli! Faifar the 'Long Branch resident. Thi change. Sunday: 9:30 a.m., 27 members gesture- was reciprocated when rt'ceivisd, a Rhoit time toter, OVti*s. ^Adelaide Ohapnwiii's seco-nd if the church who will serve as gradem visited the Navafl Air Re tachers and assistants in the Va-a .packet which included a jwetu of the young writer, as well as pi serve Station at Lakehurrit where tation Church School will be in- they bad an opportunity to view ilalled. The Rev. Arnold J. Dahl lures of her school and community Information uibout the stale the great transformation in trnns- juist, pastor, will preach on "Hold 1>oi"tatlon. The students had « ng Out on God." Music and wor-'Minnesota was also enclosed whit! Linda said her class used in thei: chance to see not only conven Ttltphon* AD 34)003 ihip committee will meet at the social studies wtork, tionaJ alix;raJlt, but S'lao helicoipters "(inclusion of the service. * * • anil Wimps. Joseph Fitzgerald, Church School for children in Fifth grader Elizabeth Kah: father oif one «f the students, he nursery, kindergarten and pri fti presented wiith a schoteYsshi mnile anangements for tVie visit. nary departments; the baby sit- • # • * to the Union County Band »n> WE RECOMMEND ling service in the church house Orehestra School an Rose-Ue b; Two of lincwln School's setond »ill continue. the Washington School PTA. TJn grade classes made u visit to tfie Monday through July S: 9:30 scholarship went to EHiaibeth as Rutgers' Experimental Station to lo 11:30 a.m.. Vacation Church result of the progress she a mak observe some of thi> facts llihey ALLIED CARPETS School, "Missionaries for Christ" ing on the violin. had learned about farm life. One H'ill be the theme. The progrum of the agrieuHwal students nerved Rout* 22, Springfitld, N. J. for children from three years thru iMiss Umy iLichty's second gvtul as «i guide and talked to the stu- inth grade will include worship, class visited the iStaten Island Zot dents nibout the animals at the sta- itudy of God's world through story, June IB to study *he various Bn tion. The group had ttie opiportun- handicrafts, singing, games and mals in conjunction with the worl ity of seeing the large dairy barns ield trips. The seventh, eighth and they .have 'been doing in their sc." and ia MrnVbe-r of farm animals. linth grade pupils' special activl The high fpot of the irtp cmnc MORI VALUK. Juet look at theee Metwy aeWattif ence classes. Drive to Allied Carpet* for rugs and over other low-price care; lies will include publication of the Raoicralt Junior Hi|h when the guide showed tihe stu- dents the chicken hatchery and ul Ytmridt imomhtr becauee Mercury hai up to I iaefcp ichool paper "Calvacs." Registra William Tanner, ninth gnade pu lions may be made through Mrs lowed each child to hold « c-hlck, carpets for your home. You'll find a more Hrhedbaw .. . «nd ,il up to 4*4 poun* heavier, i •pil of iRoosevelt Junior Hig The low spot of the/trip came when y»«>«flwf«iwi«/wlao/«B«caueeofMercury'autraeaouWef Charles Knauer of Cranford, reg- School, ihtis 'been selected froi istrar, the church office or the Sun the students had to ireturn the big selection waiting for you at mod- ro«in,leiroomtandiobtram.y«ii among junior and senior higl dhicks to the htttt"hery. IS iay school. school applicants in the Newarl Gr*nl Today: 8 p.m., stewardship am area inducing Union County t erate prices. are Ugger (up W &%)', wit TfTa- roperty committees will meet partidpa.te in ia course entitle! Twenty-seven members of iblUty to better (up to 21* i :15 p.m., reception and tea fox "The Space Age." The course wi: school dafety pntrol were awaixled Mercury haa at leaet two Mrs, Walter Wagner in the pri be offered at the -Newark Plane ceitrfieates of service by Lleuten extra v»luee. Why not enjoy then ant Thomas Cutalon of the West- nary room. tarium daiJing the month oif July all, and aava a little money, too? Monday; 6 p.m., annual picnic o field Police. Oaiptain of the paiti-ol A SERVICE FOR NEWCOMERS TO WESTNEID he United Lutheran Church M tlhis year was Linda iMalinski. Scrv »t Nomahegan Park, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Croi injf as lieutenants were John Bush Tuesday: 8 p.m., Christian edu of Westfield, was baptized Sunda; 'by, Harriet Greisser and Jeff Gru f PRICES START ftt TO Ml* 1ELOW man. ntion committee. ' during the service. f EVEN THE LOWEST-PRICED V-l Heidi Christine Crow, daughtei POWERED PLYMOUTH PURY OR CHEVROLET IMPALA.

And we're not Ulking about a 'ttrlppod' ll«fewr> Thin price compiriton it bae*d on a dekiat- appointed1 Monterey with luxuricw ajrlea ARISTO-BILT'S GREATEST Interior and deep, eoft wall-to-watt earpetiaf. Thii amazing price ttory ie the rteult of Mercury'i dramatic 1940 priee twJuetfona (aj much aa 1174 lower than laet year, including ettm that are now standard equipment). * famous ready-to-paint furniture Every Mercury ia lower priced than last year. A! Montereys are now low-price can. They are prieea) • below, or within a. few dollara of, the other 4« hia» V-e' series in the low-price field. Come In. See for yoorteif.

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EVERY UNIT IN ENTIRE LINE REDUCED, LIMITED TIME ONLY CHESTS, CABINETS, BOOKCASES, BUFFETS fJAYLOR -SEE THE I960 MERCUHY-.THE pgTTER LOW-PRICK CAB AT- MONTEREY MOTORS, INC. 301 South Ave. Westfield, N. J. THE WESTFIELD (N. 1.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JUNE tS, ft* < •—™»—•••aaaaasaas-j, financially with tile demand's made dsptans in one hand, and a marri- complete the institute's entire cur- on federal, state and local routes age license in Mas ceber. BildenToHead riculum. A student receives a cer- by modern can. Our tiAcate for each course he eon,. Overheard in the ieVby of s pletes as he progresses towards the The ideal solution would be to graduate diploma, Ihe highest build bigger and better roads. This, Shipping Clerk, Texas hotel: "DM f ever teU you MEA Group award offered by the institute. in some cases, is being done. But vbout flie day I mislaid two of for the millions of miles of high- ny Cadilflacs?" Howard M. Bildtai of 855 Boul- ways for which there is no major Old Bill Lading, evwrd, assistant director of sales TO MJY OR SELL, USE renovation or building budget, S1BED m. KOXE J». for K3IBA. PbaircQaceutiicaS Prod- LEADER CUSSMWD ADS other solutions must be found. ucts Inc., was elected president UEADEI Therefore, it is not surprising last week of the Medical Exhibi- that many engineers have found— Resident Gets tors Association at the organiza- tm m» ffaat, asany articles have ing* their calendars (free from con- from necessity—ways to compen- TOG£rrH£8NBSS OS UIXS tion's annual meeting in Miami, tie** written concerning a resort gestion and promotes a more stim- sate for some of the hidden horrors Notice in Advettisemeat land, ft*. to a%at j« cosBOKMily referred to ulating flow of just causes to be of roads while waiting for expen- Hoar the kids pitch in with such Master's Degree A member of the MedteeJ Ei- •im ssmtsisan't chasing by many at- beard. sive highway face-liftings. tfee; ' faibitons Association for eight torney*. These articles condemn- It is only suggested that when Outlining road edges with bright While Dad relaxes, they mow the Mrs. Rosett* Adams W&liuns of yean, Mr. B&fen is a past secre- ing such av practice have, am references are made as to certain paint helps keep motorists from lawn, 776 Faimc/es avenue- has been tary and, more recently, a vice Ueal and Long Distonc. MM^I tightiy so, received the endorse- practices ct some attorneys, one running off roads onto soft and Never happens in real life to •warded a master of art* degree in president of tte aaWciaAi-on. He ment by the local and nation*! bar should keep in mdnd the balance i>f dangerous shoulders. Putting up me. education from Newark State Col- wmt presented with a gavel by out- aawaeiatfans, as well as the lef i ~ inequities that exist on both sides, good warning: sign* to alert motor- lege, Union. She erhaj>s developed as aists to dangers saves lives until And while we are atiU tip-toe- persons receiving degrees from hwid, director of professional serv- countenme&sure and counter-irri- the dangers can be completely ing through much loot •* of three Hem*. First, a proper re- McKay, son of Mr, and Mrs. John one of itheee downpoun, that there habits of modern-day Americana. McKay of 2369 Whittier avenue, lease form, properly worded and Motorists are racing along the new is nothing deft to give her for the WM. A. PARKHURST WHALERS GARAGE imperly confusing. Second, a recently was assigned to Randolph wedding, except money. statement pad which is the ulti- urnpikes and' expressways as Air Force Base, Texas, from Ama- CONTIACTOI though they wanted to arrive rillo APB, Texas. mate purpose of the investigator, lomewhere b e f o re the prices iWe are living at such • fast •00 NOHTH AVL, L and that is to put down the facia changed. With almost equal aban- Airman McKay has been assign- pace that come Commencement m he (who?) sees them, A signa- don, they are racing along the city ed to the 3510th Flying Training Day, Khe graduate ends lup iwitti a ture to a statement ia procured treets and rural roads. Wing, whose mission is to train in many ways, and by the utiliza- rated pilots in jet type aircraft- tion of many devices. One com- Well equipped to race though we Airman McKay is married to laonly used is to make "intention- may be with our puncture-proof the former Miss Claire Scar- al mistakes" "nhile taking the tires, automatic shifts, twin brough of Cranford, and they have statement and then have the wit- torques and 300-horsepower en- two chtdren, Barbara, 19 mojitha, ness cross, out the errors and in- gines, we must still travel the ob- and Carol Ann, three month*. BUSINESS DIRECTORY sert the correction in the witness's stacle course that we call our high- WafMJW own handwriting. ways. U Yw Aa YM» Tiliphim if these corrections are scat- Because the cost of living—and RAPID RRPBRENCI TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES tered' enough throughout the road building has loomed—many Oatement, by this time the witness existing roads will remain, con- TO BUY OR SELL, USE is less reluctant to sign the st»te- siderably reducing our chances • AUTO DEALERS nent, but even if there is a re-for enjoying our expensive lives. LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS • AUTO PEAIEKS • AWNINGS • UQUOR STORES • OPTICIANS fusal, the corrections throughout Highway officials cant keep pace flit statement would to some de- NORRIS WESTFIELD WESTFIELD ROBERT r. DAY gree constitute or amount to a ELM UQUOR SHOP versScation of the validity of the MOTOR SALES CO. WINDOW SHOP instrument Another practice to CHEVROLET^ INC. WINES insure the validity of the instru- Makers Of Fin* ment is toinser t personal infor- FORD CHATTIN LIQUORS mation within the first paragraph AWNINGS or so, suca aa birthdays, anni- COLD BEER versaries, operations, marriages, ^CHEVROLET/ Dealeri — Installers SODA WATER • ROORRS etc., totally unrelated to the fac- Shadat — Blinds — Awning* ICE CUBES tual situation involved, in an ef- Wood and Aluminum'Product* fort to show tits* this information nun n«an DELrraair W. L. SCHROOB couM'not have been learned unless TablaPads AD S4I11 1st IHI the adjuster or Investigator was ADaan I-JS11 GUTTERS- present taking • statement, there- Nattk aaa Oeatral Awe. WestfeM Mt Mart* Avc. W. Wea«aeM U BUM IT. -• WKTrWO by making it difficult to deny a II* Mart*) Aw. •. BRIDGE 44474 statement was taken. ROTCHFORD PONTIAC • DRIVEWAY lWalaatAre. .' ( And last, but far from least, the INC. aetaatfcMi PONTIAO • INTERIOR big weapon m the form of an in- salea « Servlea A. J. ORBACH CO. CONTRACTOR surance draft, which usually Vaaxaall aai DECORATORS • SERVICE STATIONI dangles before *he eyes of the un- Eat 181» Permanent Driveways fortunates -who are not in a posi- tion to pay for any emergency AuthorlMd CHAIN DECORATORS hospital or medical expenses, has B. and G. CONTRACTORS CANTLAY BROS • RENAULT • PEUGEOT Cutfom Mad* caused great hardship to many who Phones f*H rietim. Bales — Service — Parts • Slip Covara Mr. aa* Mra. Bralaaila L. terra, forawrlr »t State* Ialaa«, M. V.. arc Fine Selection of Dependable BR 6-1191 and AD 2-8411 • DraparkM The real hardship arises when •aw rnMlaa* at se Midl»aa aveaae, PaawoaH. Tula mmm a W«ta«M PACKARD WESTFIELD CO. the severity of the Injury is not HMM el Reallara aaltlBlr ll.Hac aa4 waa MM far Mra. Rath M. 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Coal HEATING OILS Coke TO BUY OR SELL, USE u» B. nnh at, i t »„* LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS .is i.. THr WESTfIELD (M. J.) UADCt, THUIUbAY, JUNK f», Itt* are notorious for making hair-do's cow* undone. It's Time For Garden. Dining! Mr. L*e#y and * few ottm aroungWed that there a well-trimmed hedge along ttw may even be something unpleasant rerae farm of exercise that I had- sidewalk is less likely to catch and in the law about street trees with tear the skirl of a rammer dress '- s-Z i't bargained for when I set out loo low hangovers. HI a not-too-fast walk, but I man- th»t happens to blow against it god to crawl forth on the other (We put the "may" in wmll Finally, have a spot of pity for ide, none the worse as far as I print to avoid any jurisdietional the "itay few" sufferer who you ould tell from the experience. dispute with the lawyers' union.) can make less miserable by mowing And what about sidewalks made down any ragweed on your prop- REPEAT SALE But I couldn't help wondering dangerous because tree roots have erty or maybe a nearby vacant lot jow my umbrella end I might have heaved a slab out of place! before it begins to pollinate early ared if the branches of the tree in AufUrt. RUG CLEANING isd been weighted down with rain- These are a couple of things to If you don't know what rag- water. Or what might happen to consider when you decide to plant weed looks like, send for a copy me of these fast-walking heel- » tree along the sidewalk. Norway of Leaflet 238, "Kafweed and Its PACKAGE DEAl nd-toe boys who couldn't apply and silver maples have shallow Control," that bears its picture. he brakes fast enough to save root systems that can damage side- And there's quite a lot about kinds walks, and their low-hanging imself from getting 0 fateful of of trees in Leaflet 87, "How to aves. tranches, allowed to go untrimmed, Landscape Your Hams." You can get both of these from your county agricultural agent or fill DonwiNc Ruf OMIMCI by sending a card to Garden Re- f | g hai liktn Amtrlca fey mrm, Htrt fl*MMrl*| • 4>ll|Mfwl M»tl«f, lay* • tamMy to • itr*«* living mm fcotfc for ilnlnt an* •nMrtilnlna. tr\«»*« lit* ft«l|***ri. Rutgers University, New Bruns- ant »lawt MW f«r >h« c»mln| m»nthi, High Fidelity—F.M. wick. Summer l|0 bemrer invasions, scale insect dep- Stereo Able Leaf Reader redationt, malnutrition, fungous When It's Hot, Everyone Misses and bacterial diseases and many — SERVICE- FbuU Green Clue others. The knowledgeable «rborist That Nice, Cooling Shade Tree To Tree Maladiet makes no map decliiona when turn- ing over « new, or oW, leaf, He'll For iwnontl coolness, th«re'a STATION RADIO & T.V. not only examine for color and uiie, nothing like sitting in th* shade Tree leaf reading can help fore- mlna! leaves and on green pods of he'll measure twit .frowth, check of a tree when the wefttiter'a broil- SIS SOUTH AVI., WWTrlllO tell the fuluie for your landscap- the host tree. Skeletonized leaves for baric fltsurea and frultfulness inir hot. TIICIU'R A logical reason AD 2-4M0 ing. The color-sensitive tree expert turn bruwn as if tiro scorched on nnd dig below ground level for a for this, aay»«the American Asso- often sees clues into what may be the honcylocust. In mid-summer, new root frrowth. That's not all. ciation of Nurserymen. Where wrong with woody pete from study- the iarv» descend to the ground on He'll also look for insect injury there aro no trees tti» «lr h hot- ing barely perceptible variations in eilken threads and spin their co- past and present, decay nnd struc- icHt rhisu to the ground, which re- the green of a leaf. coona in cracka in the bark or in tural weaknesses and anything ground cover, The wAbblng in most flects heat, Trees, on the other That is wfiy « w important to else that could be causing trouble, conspicuous in August from tho hand, Intercept the HimVrayR *nd cull in the experienced tree man There is almost certainly one second brood. transfer the hot layer of «ir from when a tree is obviously off-color thing he'll preicribe for un iilling nenr the ground to the true tops. at this time. In mid-June, only at tie*. It'a • mld-iummer feeding TIIIH miiki's anyone on the ground the start of their most difficult with a tree food hifrh in nitroiren fur liuii'c cowforlftble. work, trees should sport their lush- content. This will fortify the tree's Any irardencr who fnlls to put est, greenest foliage, advises K. L. his tools in safe «toran<' after use Hen iimwift collect under trees resistance to what may W nrTect- like It does under canvas or roofs Smith, field representative of the in rittkitiff a bumper cn>p of Injur- itiK it. because the air noar the ground Davey Tree Expert Co. Otherwise, ies. Tho Institute for Safer Living - AISO - 1 dvisM a wull-storuKi bouMl fur under treoa circulates more freoly there's a deficiency of one kind or ill the ground level as wi'll m up- HAMRAH-EMERSON CO. Inc. Cintrf Work another. The tree doctor often can lloneylocuM Peril tinirinif tonlH with slun|i blades nd lonit handle*. |li> dun- thai tools ward through the air spnees be- fttitt ~ W*Rt identify the specific shortage by tween thu Ifliivcs, Thin wakes trees A. S. MANNINO & SONS the leaf color, which is quite a Seen in Spread lire out of tench and securely clip- 332 LELAND AVI. PLAINMID Waterproofing . ped to tiio ltoard so that they can- natural ulr-eoiidrUnners on the trick, Deficiencies may range from Of Webworm Pent homo property, HIIICU clroulating nlr US PARK STMIT, WKTFIHD Landtcaping not hu (Misilv kmu'kiMl oil". luck of light to a shortage of min- rimls. it l» ilnubtful If imy m»n- TIL. PI 64466, 64436, 6-4732 AD s4fSS AD 5-W15 lawn Conttruttlon eral trace elements. Once confined to tho South, a inaili1 device ev«r could do tho Job lenlu Wn4l«li »l«o» 1B13 • Uodtr Drain Tree troubles that also affect the devastating limf-cntinK JWit, the (if eoolintt outdoors R» eftlcleiitly us greenery Include girdling roots, Mimosa wehworni, Is breaklnn; out Flowers ure one way of R n true. When a liuini' i» slmded by of its RnoKraphirnl limitations und color to yuiir gnrilcn, Another way » true for IUIIK nerlmls of the duy, is rupldiy hcailini; north and west, la to paint gaiden tool handliw in tho Insido of the Jioine In much :i leading entomologist warm. shades of bright yellow and or'tiiK'1. more coinforlabl«. Sveti In hot cli- niHt<'» wlieri! ulr-condltlonlng «x- Dr. Cnrl HiuiBt'ii, putholoirist of This uililod cnlor, snyo tho Institute for Safer Uvinii ha,s u nurioMH tcimively la usi'il, if trees nhmle he Davi'j' Tree Expert Co., snya the hoitus they will far more than he In.wt, known to Hclenllitts by pui po»e in your Karduiiini? Hrhi'ine. It miikm tools cany to sen—liejps |>uy fuV themselvps in reduced air* Lawn Fungus A Problem? the formidable name of llomndHulu conuMUonlnif costs. nlblzzlna, has dovclopcil « tuate for to prevent you from stepping on «harp blades and tines, or trlpi)hi(j: nil varieties of locusj, particularly v Moreover, trcua arc beautiful -be popular honeylocivit,,gqAU'11 tc. of or handtHt," and (if Kiuat ornamental Vljlufl. .horWimosB, southern snmle tiw. near « lioinc, XB"A" res-jit, it is now munching on In pluntlnir for shade, thu quoii- lioticylociifts from New .IPIHC.V tlon urines: "What tree shall I [lown through North Caruiinu nn«l plant?" There oru luinilrnda of 'ivorKlii. It is nlso becoming fl wri- shade trees from which to choose, ,>U9 prnblimi in Ohio, Pvnnnylvivniu ileru Uie lulvieu of youf nursery- man, iiurKery caLaloirues, or n par- HOW-KEEP nnd Hrnttrrrcl nn^n« ni'iirhy. The i;ro\vinp lesions of lioni'V- ticularly beautiful «h»il« tree in A hl'n ynnl may be your in- iK'ust fanciers can Mo\) tho MIHIOHH WHAT ebwnviN in its tvnck^, In'^innini-' CAUMI UUKf WAT KjMr Hut you haven't really lived Un- law, In mi'i-.June, A writ's of thri.'i' MOONfKMOIVS. *' iptnyiiiKi* with H iioo'1 utiinmi'li til you huvo lli« blessliiR of a loison — D1.IT or lend ni-semitc — WHAT CIMft UVKIUUt lovely shade tree fir two on your home property lo bring cool com- YO 111 control the hungry nent. Hi'c- I NOTHINO» NOW. >nd and third appliratinn.i sluiulil fort while the rest of the sweating population pusses hy. )e ot four to flvc wck inUirvals. AmaricM i The con.inuin^ chemical warfare Why not plant a shade tree or is required bemuse the weliwnnn two, now? lie sum to nslt yo»r has two itenerutions and a partial nurseryman where to plunt It on your property nnd what kind of bird in one year, Webworm lar- m n* UWIMIR Mim APR I re feed first in u web »|iun over tree, to plunt so you will get the eaves, then singly on tender ter- shade where you most need It, usually In the afternoon, Alt SUMMER 'H* wrafcend, you can fcrtify yam Why'Suffer Because of Heat? laws •gkiwt lUfrnneTs drought ldlilta Take just an hoar «• XHNd Ori FcrtOzer-watdi gran turn l wen in thhe next kfair I-Sa- tkyftndstayi . _ nmner, Your garden tuppljr drak*, hai Adunun, and the froc Agrko Lmro-Feediog Flan book that toOr you wbe» and how to £cod your kwn for ptnmmau beMtyl Here's How! APfodtemfAprteo^ Here's the medicine developed by Scotts to arrest Mumber ' fungus growth. SCUTL* is clean, dry, easy to apply Let us install an Air»r*cm' Ckmtiui CowpauBjl with the trusty Scotts Spreader. Just fill the hopper, N««r Jersey .. set the dial, and walk it on.Takes only ATTIC EXHAUST FAN or an BUY A6RIC0 AT THESE FINE STORES half an hour, start to finish. It's the lawn expert's way to control fungus. ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER Westfield Paint and Bet that's, what your golf club uses. Hardware Co., Inc. 233 North Avt. Wait Wtitfl.ld, N. 1. AD 3-3000 More and more folk, ore comUg to in f* •*&• •»'$£ Ask us for an Estimate - No obligation — Porldnn In Rear — lawns Ihrough an easy-IO-follow Sells ^Z^m WVH be glad to prescribe the correct Program Phone AD 2-4488 or AD 2-0542 Tudor Meeker Scutl fungus control for 5000 sq ft,3.2 5 Save now on a new 1960 Scotts Spreader ASK FOR BILL JOCKERS Hardware Co., Inc. Garden Center 40S South AVB. 110O South Av». Wtft Call now and be ready for summer's Wwrfltld, N. i. AD 3-0250 heat that is sure to come — soon. Mountainside Paint L. Bartell Farm & & Hardware Garden Supplies BUDGET PAYMENTS •60 Mountoln Av». 140 Central Av», Mounta!ni!d«, N. J. AD 3-565S Clark, N.J. FUltonMHl CENTRAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Hyde and Ellis, Inc. JOHN K. MEEKER, I 9 , « 1006 South Av«. W«it OPINOAILY 9 to 8:30, SATURDAYS 9 to 6 28 Prospect St., Weitfield AD 2-8717 W.itfl.ld, N. 1. AD 94X00 1100 South Ave., Westfield • THE WESTFIELO <».!.) IXADE*. TK«*SDAY, WKE 23, IMB— wenWsrn ariUarfoo aioce 1500, ai- Ad*t«on«l intonation can be>am*d to Council Registration For *nd aoiid ^ <**ained !by c«Ltasd thea WIMWM, raDMtaar, or Dr. Two Weasfteid men. tare been Iveraen. seSedted for key pomtdnoa on tii« »y AUEZAMXES SFCNCES In MtUHett, k w expected ihat Kew Jersey Council on. EooaiMnic For Valor to Tlains CapL Maddox tf, iTtnA, phyaio and Too are West and hold *hi» TO tUV OI SKI, USf Education. Joseph !A_ 'UcGrosrty giant waves pounded its stidea aad p «ai fee o«ered at an in- of 9€6 Lawrence avenue, urouiiagex The Air Force la* week pre- Urr tariinn from Auy. t to &y*. 2. IEAOBI OASMRIO ADS •WEST sented the tx-vttcd Cheney Aiward deck. of marketing, Merck «ad Co., Inc., •VQJ6 5 tar 1389 to Cajrt, Bertert L. Mat- "The wind was so Ifusty tbat my V Q J tox Jr. «# Scotch Plains for hero- hover bnunred from eigist to SO OaAHPOBDRagtoteBtioB will • A ICQ ism Oct. 19. feet, over the tsmtaH as we took begin todiay and w#l continue to- • A 10 6 3 €apt ®£attox is a helicopter off the 29 crew menubera, ra groups anorrwv aind Monday for Uracm WHh neither side vulnerable, io#ot asa«3ied to the 33rd Air Res- of three, and ftew tihera to la 9asd- Junior College's aratuaj mmmtr N«**h layed varsity football, baaket- remikwled students from orttier col- • A SQ • 10 7 tion «f his *ct of vwlwr and cotir- ba-il and gwlf. leges they must submit a state- Q D 6 4 ? Oct. 19, 1959. On that date, * A 10 5SOOT 3 H as aireraift commander of an air He was an eilftctru-jU tester at ment of approved from their own « NONE rescue service SH-19 helicopter, the Western Electric Co. in Kear- institution. V A 10 9 S 5 2 he waa diapaitMhed in answer to a t>y onta he enlisted m the Army Among the courses its tie offered • J 9 8<5 5 4 3 distress fnesaag'e from t&e Japa- Air Foree in March 1942. He re-are: Chemistry, .problems of eco- * NONE nese trawler, the Zenko Maru, cesved his flight training in Lake- nomics, English composition, Eng- Neil Kerne of KimibaU avenue which had sitruek A reef 40 miles land, F!a. He had been a cnrpin-a.1lish literature, western civfliaaltion Md the West hand in & recent nottfehfwegt af Okinawa and vvas in training as a radio officer v4ien to 1500, trifonometry, mathe- (•me at the West/ieW WotW&n's mvmediate danger M he was seleaete'd fm* aviation eadefc matics wf finance, differemtiaii cal- dub. fie dwtbJed the four heart tirainmg. culus- Wd and Hie other three players "Captajn Mattox Also, physics, Sfwwiiah, ibusine&a maide nine flwfhts to *he ship to LEADCK CLASSIFIEDS arg-aniiation and mana^esnen t, •Net) opened the jack «f hearts evacaate the crew tneanihers—des- •KING RESULTS principles oi economics, French, —a *ery defceptree lead, •which pite extremely hazardous condi- mfcht *•*» «*»<« declarer the tions due to poor visibility, severe •wrnnt 4attt on the adverse trump turbulence, minimum navigation hoMfngs, tad Use distribution aids and »n extremely limited and Urn • little different »i*a it was. dangerous hover area. Despite Aauta won ud putted the ranain- these adversaries. Captain Mattox, WHEN IT1T tag «raM» wtth the ting. Next be diapUyirv consummate pilut si HI •**• up • diamond trick but 'that and steadfaait (ouraffe, was sac- , mm the «i« and only trick tor the cessfuJ in saiving a!J 29 crew mem- TIME TO MOVE M." it's too iwd th*t there annamtly for valor, extreme forti- «n» m few mxti modest bridge tude or s«4f sacrifice in hwmani- Yew won't itoy awak* Ua; but we do not agree with tarian interest in connection with an aircraft. worrying, whan you IW til* preemptive bid at The award inclmlea a certifi- mdi • high level what else can oe cate, an inacfifaed bronze plaque g«t us on that moving done wWi the West hand except and (S00 cash. The difference between Schweppervescence to *w*ie? Neither /OUT card suit It was the second reaciic a&aid job. You'll know it will •bogld be Mi, not only because of Mattox has received. lack fltf l«n«t* but also because of In 19S4 he received the Sikor- lade of enough top honors. The sky Wingled S Medal for his part and plain old fin ooljr logical action «a to double. in the rescue of two boys whose •In nor. opmten, the bad result feoait bad overturned in the coM mM not owed fcy the double, 'waters of Goose River, Labrador. AKE this simple test. Pour Schweppes Schweppervescence lasts your whole drink hot by &*'• ie*™* it in. First In that operation, he landed hi* Tonic into a glass containing your favorite through!

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le Today *•#- Harlaa L. w Ey«s for rthe Needy, ln!,p ill . -7- »*. ; Hills, will ckMidact a sate of a, %mngi n tte Sulu>, and coabura* jaweJry to- In addition, reports on commi (the Community room of teee actmfces vrffl j» ThTeceh™ g SMbnmMKliwt Hjis Bank, the new president, Arthur H. Peck Essex street, Millburn. Jew- lers, who, with other new offices misd • »-ill ibe sold from 9 a.m. was indued at the May The club also will arrange f ew Eyes has previously soM •elry ** various antique efoows, meetings, etc., but this is the time a mie lot «his fctad has held. Included to «n. antique tet on 8 wmren godd «Smin, fine old g»W and saver Burns Named ies, antique utick |»ns, goM chains, odd and new g-al-d and qfWer'Bm, Eagle Scout charms, silver and gold les, (bracelets, Ibangles, jiap- Mozola Pure rings, J«rnette>, brooches, James Burns of Troop 72, BSA, Swnnee SWOMOH me* bags, sm*]l saver and Westfield, was awarded the rank ^jl fooxes, one Bold mope twist Sl 0Ut at a tro outin in F"EchKo rLakie Park Jun°eP 13. Th Corn On :elet and Macnted silver pieces, Facial Tissue TV Dinners of *he items would ibe suit- presentation was made by Com Seve on National Brands _, as iunu»u«J imduation or niiss.oner Doug Sampson of Wa Chokeof Choice of Chicken, leaf Pet siding gifts and antique jewel- chung Council. it Safeway Assorted Colors • collectors wiH And One sale of James is 14 years old and thi Rout, Chopped Sirloin or Turkey uticu'llar interest. son of Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Sam New Byes is a man-profit, volun- uel Burns of 453 Grove street, er charity dedicated to provid- full At the ceremony it was also an e (better •vision to needy people quart )tti in Was counitay and abroad, nounced, by Scoutmaster Rogers organization collects old eye- uearing, that Jaraes was awardec 56- Kses and jewelry. Re-uealble the coveted position of '.'Top Seoul utic framed gdasses are tested of Troop 72." This position is at id sent abroad iwthMe the metal tamed by earning points through out the year for scouting activities 8med el-asses are sent to a refin- y and the cash thus realized is James was awarded a spocia Mayonnaise Dole Juke WeUbode Kd to Ipuirohase new prescription woolen jacket-shirt for use at thi uses for the needy dn (this coun- National Scout Jamboree to bi Abwrt 120 TOlmnlteers from held in Colorado Springs, Colo. Pull Quarts hont Hills, Westfleid and eur- Pineapple Crape Drink Minding eommtoiities staff the or- House of Lords Brand - made miration. Save Twice At Safeway from top quality dairy products A collection box will ibe placed Lemonade Save Cash I Save Stamps I $•¥• Mef« it Stftwey air the jewelliy should anyone ive disc&rvied gdasses or bits of Bel-air; Regular or Pink ecious metal they would like to full on tribute. A. A. quad 39c 4 1.00 icotchwood Club AlCOHOUCt ANONYMOUS 12 1.00 Schedules Picnic Kraft Mixed Caramels^ Zar«x Btvtrages fci* Mix CoMentreM M «. 10 OI. tSQ Mnhing. Special t*k FANWOOD — Arrangements Apple Sauce BOUKVARD Keebler Butter Cup Cookies Pard Dog Food lev* el Sefewey 3*^43. lave been completed for the annual P. 0. M)X 111 Town House; made from juicy apples j SPKIAl I Lon| Grain t4 oi. ty/ nlc of the Scotchwood Square wnnmo, N. J. Uncle Ben's Rice WMfc Rice pkl. If* Allsweet Margarin* »*«..•».«.» BETTER BUY J 31ub in Brookside Park, Scotch •rCtllll MJ11 Snaw Crop 1 l t flains, Sunday afternoon. This is Orange Juice Frozen 2 fan" 45* Waldorf Toilet Tissut ^ ^" Plneeppla, Orange or Sun Rich Drink Grepelrull Frull Drink S3* Granulated Sugar 8 1.00 Chocolate • HIM AOUI Brach's Candy rot NIW POM, Bel-air Fruit Pies • C011I0I OIRlt NfiV HLF-ASiUIANCI Chlclw Noodli Kraft Dinner E»y To Prapara • CAIIIR OMM This can b« your noil rewarding 1T41« Strawberry Preserves "^1.00 •tsmmtrt Gain paU«, confidant*, extra Ilickbtrry, July and aHrdctlvintu thi town STOP Edwards Coffee • NOMIMAKtll Girli way. Ul John Robert Pawiri' txptri Royal Gelatin Rtipbwry, Striwtwrry 4^:37. Fancy Tuna (ntlruclori Improvt your pottur*, weight, figuri, FOR THIS 4'cZi.OO All popular grinds Whil. oi Pink •ardfobo styling, grooming, maki-up, walking, Swanee Towels Town HeuNi Laree ipitch, polM and personality. ISO Shaat Roll 6 Sweet Peas and Tandari Garden Freed 7 WHO Man ntw l« |oin a Nwrt IUMMHI Cwmt WoniMul flaw Airway Smott congenial group!, day "or eytntngl lurfgtt-wtt« pound Tetley Tea Bags Java at Maway Instant Coffee prlHi. Special teert og* programi. CoNegt groupi. •ff 1.19 IMch MM SWIH *w V/iif, write or phone Ann Ntwlon tin Sliced Cheese er Amarlcan ••C27- Selected Eggs •49* VOWIRS SCHOOL, 347 PARK AVINUI IT 57 NEW'tOtK 17, N. Y. • YUkon 6-4490 Detergent Bottom Round Roast White Magic U.S.D.A. ClMkt ieef

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Ba- Judith Anne Girard, Susan Mario Je(^rey Allen Ryas, Unda Ann ft Co-chairman |, Thomas Edward Bohannon, Other graduates are: tions at a recent meeting of Wom- Marianne Acque, Christine Su- Goldstein, Jowph William GladU, Sabin, Alva James Sapp, Laurence Mr*. Kotbeit E. Scott of Scoteh en's Oub of Ben\aivi»viUe. Mrs. Ruth Boyer, Joel Alan Brot- John F. Goodwin, Nancy Lou Good- Vincent Scanlon. WATCHUNG UMQE Leila Valentine Bunnell, san Anmck, Martin Richard Anes, Pi»ine iwtU be «he co-chairmum of AntixAus ia fti^iea t member of the Barbara Jane Anderson, John win, Barry Gordon. Also, Sherwood Anbder Schsub tiie, group in xAai'sre of coffee iwr- dub's music committee. iy Jean Barley, John Wil- Also, Susan Wooiter Gordon, >., 'Allen Schleckser, Veronica Gh»pman, Carolyn Culver Richard Anderson, Carolyn Wide- ks for Con^resswoman Florence Three songi, "Viapuru," atory ner Andrews, Sally Jane Andrews, Nuntio N. Greco, Carlo* A. GrHlo, Teresa Schomp, Sarah Jane Scott, P. Dwyer during her 1960 Con-of a mystic bird; "Awloa," ttwry CLUB Mary CM">. Nancy Alice Carl Edward Guttwvberger, Peter Thomas Ferguson Scott, Lenore (lAUttXD n, Daniel Clement Coles- Robert Walter Andrus, Michael gressional campaign. Mrs. Scott of « blue bin), and "floUbumb.," Anthony Appesato, Gillian Kelsey Arthur Hailam, diaries A. Haller, Christine Scurry, William SeHrath, has been prominent In the leader- H tr»d«tioji«J BramUan rUual III, Jam* Richards Elisabeth Allen Haller, George lames F. Seller, Bwtte Elaine Seri- ,pton, RoWrt Leslie Daniels, Atwood, Nancy Auster, Jeremy ship of many civic and women's po- dance, ware tuny in Portugese, ANNOUNCES THEWENiNCOTA Francis Bachand, Theodore Thom- Wood Mass, Joseph Harbin, Leon- f.n, Stephen J. Shapiro, William litical activities in Scotch Plains Mrs. Antrobu* also provided a « Allan Daridaon, John Ar- lrd Arthur Hardell Jr., Garret F. Thomas Sherman, Robert J. Sle- ^aniah aeledttott. Mi*. Antrobm de Planqne, Barbara Jean as Balling Jr., Andrea Leigh In- and Union County. PRIVATE FAMILY SWIM CIVB AT graham Barter, Linda Eliiabeth llarnett, Patricia Jane Harper, 'ert, Jane P. Sims, A. Bailey Small, spetiks Portageee fluently. She abos, Herbert Edward Elliott Marilyn Haulier, Robert Thomas oyce Mary Smith, Patricia Ann vocailixet in %aniA, French and p«tricia Bastard Farrand, Lin- Barber, Stephanie Aiin Barbiero, Oharlene Eliiabeth Barker. Heath, Lynn Lee Helsby, Richard :mith, Robert Doran Smith, Paul To Take Special Coune Italian and Is currently Studying Jane Farrow. Van Dyke Hinman, Gerald J. Hof- Mack Somcrs, Anthony John Stark German. Also, Richard Townley Barnett, Wiilkm B. Tanner of 329 Tuttle ,, Patrieia AMI Ffcld, Bonnie bauer, 'Nancy Jane Hocan, Patri- "II, Nancy Keep Stern, William ilirs. AntrofeuB waa born in ua atarted i HI, John Ormond Izatt II. Bolger, Alyce Ann Borden, Bonnie Tobelmann, Gail Nina Tosto, Rod- Husband and wife - tw« children 100.00 Lee Borton, Nancy Barbara Borts. erine Krutzner, Rodney T. Kunti, Commended wMi piano. Voice iwas her main Whitaker James, Stephen Lynne Dolores Kuisma, Joyce ger Tierney Twitchell Jr., Jo- objective, SinJce 1951, ahe hat MamtHKihla) for ooch additional child 10.00 Johanien, Beverly Alice Also, Carol Violet Bradbury, Jo Dorothea La Costa, Margaret Ann eph P. Valentin!, Jerome Crocket been studying voice, wider Mrs, i, Beverly Ann Jones, John M. Ann Bray, James Francis Bren- an de Sande, Claire Douwie Van- The editor and publisher <* «io No chargt for chlldran undar two yoart Laird, Richard Patrick Lally, Lois WestfleW "Leader" were eom- Madeline OanteJ] of WeAAe4d, who lirncs. nan, Nancy Jeanne Bretherton, Jean Lamberti, Barbara Jean Lew- ler ScJiaaf, Virginia Vdgno, Elis- la a member ot tfie New York INITIATION HI 10.00 Beverly Briant, Robert Preston is, Mary Isabella Lewis, Barbara Lbeth Ann Wade, Richard Egbert mendt»d today Ifor tfhelr news- Slntrlnjf Tetwhcn end National Also, Nancy stnanne Koorse, Brouillard, John Ramsey Brownell, Joan Little, Nancy Fay Longfel- Wallace, Ellen Jo Wallack, Ron- ipujier's ipart in calling *he publte's Association oif Teachers of &ing< John and totty McOanevflh, Ownan ird Earle Koppe, Stephen Ed- Eileen Bryan, Warren Baxter Bull- low, Claude L. Longstreet, Judith ld Graham Andrews Wanless, El- MtUavtton to lilio Salvation Airoiy La Due, Katherine Stanton by s|)C«uvl features und coipy per- ler, Mary Nell Burfield, Lawrence Ann Losi, Gerald L. Luebck, Mar- eanor Harriet Wlarwick, Elizabeth IMra, Aiiitnobus has been pre Ernest S. Lanning, Carol Walter Burroughs, Suzanne Bush- git Lukk, Anne lUlpin Macaulay, Anne Warwick, Elsa Lyle Weaver. Wiininjr to th« or^ininiililon'« 80uh K 744M ON M0S1 ine Leone, Alice Elaine Lewis, anniversary during National Sul- iwi'in? for concert work. She has field, Anne Gray Butler, Joseph Barbara Ann Macgill, Mary Ann Also, John Herbert Wcinmann, suns: in churches and choiti for Lewis, Mario Annette Lind- Gray Butler, Barbara Ann Byrnes, Mackey, Lois Jeanne iMacNeil, via*iion Aimy We«k just (passed. 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CURK TOWNSHIP - Cantral Av«. and Rarllc/n W, WATCHUNO - Ww« Star f happing Cantor, Mwta U ft** WS&TtttJLP ra here and there or art, LyttsiL Wfcite Sts4aaxd, Har- takimtr job* a* arstrMM, &r any cli Tfcoma* SUtkr, HaraU. KeiMd tfctakl Mfcht •** * lwr KM. to SjdiM, Rtdurt Uraaa Thirie, 4KM* '•taiefe you hare aireaiy seen other t-hiri*: that uriM pay the tjoar d yearbook, kits «§>fte tt* few* gees 4«ht «»r « and ea^tebcay iseM. Urine nage for actors and some The pr«lue*ra' sak of. Awarded Degree p o__f th_„e "»ri<«Titf_./_., ; «„f **«*».... » me- K«weom«rt eennot j-oat jra and«f pr©4uKer's offices without &sy ter'i eewree oj fcuafMam •yey n ttit « te andd joinj i . TTheh y ta«wia4a*a to u——4 N* aw •atf Mrs. K. O. TMrifaMM af «4I OT get one, «s tkat th* 29 per '«e«it ien all en,' John Stephen Booth, Joan dolph E1K», Rofctrt Vtrnon Fish- HAIOTOnT? Manhattan and plunk damn $6.95 thh e oaUAwdiiti r in»dd* «re turned Hrunn, Barbara Dale Burke, Vir- er, Mary Inet Flywi, Stuart Bry- Cot • net on" b*g for se»te by mail. • CNUMITm in Ac cOTTBminity fpffts' drvUion ginia Field Carpenter, Robert ant Foot*, KaMtd Charles Good- For my part they can continue to wH be over it» goal." Chambers, Joditk Ann Chrone, win, Linda Gray Greason, Steven kwe urstil a new breed takes over, tPftney cttent ei«+it team cap- Barbara Anne Church, Charles Rots Griffin. • NMKTaMtlMS we feope, «r»H be tetter than tains in the ewnmur.ity gifts drivE that iww in the Nicholas Coined Jr.,' Susan Cox, Also, Preaton HaiJky III, Paul in Funwood and Stotch Plains irho Robert Lee Craven, Robert Leon That word" tulture" le«d» me to have already exceeded their Theodore Hahn, KmMth Haller, 9U0te from « niccnt «rtkde in the Denholtz, Barbara Ditts, Henry Carol Hamilton, Gean* F. Harris,' IDEAL SHOP quotas. The caflaina are: Mrs. Curtis Dohrmann, Patricia Jane KOOS Sunday Times maft&zin-e iby Mar- Harry Mi-Dougail at Scotch PWn», George Winston Haulier Jr., Janet *ya Mannes. She Says: "During 12T.5 per cent; Mrs. R. L. BecJi- Down. Hes§, Theodore George Hess, Cath- the eounse of th* theatre season tolt of SOCPCCJI 'Bains, 124.5 per Also, Robert Bruce Ehrnman, erine Ellington Hill, Carolyn Hilse- Slipcover now eominjt to a close, the con- •cent; iMra. Charles Pidcen of Pan- Donna Elliott, 'Marguerite Eliza- berg, Fredrick Roger Hofsaess, atant p*ayiro«r ha* keft sfcmmge wood, U2.2 per cent; 'Mrs. D. L. beth Ernst, Douglas John Frees- Richard William Holtotein, Mere- company irndteftf. Ortly * psychia- of Farowood, H0.4 per wiek, Victoria Diane Garretton, dith Ell«n Honchar, Martin Luth- Special trijt -or -nurse in a rinetital hospi- eent; 9Crs. Jofai 1>anlo]> erf Fan- Suzanne Annette Gerald, Robert er Howarth, William John How- tal iwauW have apent sewral ] Thomas Gilbert, Nancy Marie Gir- arth, Walter W. Hulr.es Jr., Ju- of «N> many nisrHta in the wood, 107 per cent; >Mra. Thomas ard, Patricia Lea Graef, Virginia dith Sidney Hunt, Jo Ann Hunzik- company of addicts, perverts, «d- Keliy of Famwood, 10S.4 per cent; Whipple Green, Sunny Gay Gru- er, Joyce Francii Jackson, Eliza- latg, byiiterlcs, btans, delinquents Mrs. Walter F. Schuitze of Scutch man, Margaret Harrison, Van Mi- beth Loaiae James, Bruce Raymond 25% OFF others afflicted in mind and PJain», 1J*1 T cent, arul Mrs. Johnson, Andrea Catherine Jones, i F chael Hartman, Mary Porter MM««dd« iBonrer oi Famrood, 101.fi Hayes, Karen Hekeler, Elwood Robert Hawthorne Jones, Richard per cent, WGCUANING It ii» iiffriiftwnt that both of our Earl Hennlng Jr., Barbara Joan James Juntilla. iPitney said that Olrw Hower GrarfuoMon «ft nuxt girteg rt dih^y T j Tennen- Herbert, Patricia A. Hoff, Sandra «H the Srat team captain to iro Also, Susan Jane Keifer, Mar- • H IWpnn nil I III Wete»nn, Holt, Susan Elizabeth Iforr, Janet «nr»r her iwal. '••'*•"* sha Ketcham, Joseph Eugene Kin- during MM CtNifi barri*Men to e*prfore snake pit«, Sae ffumphrty, Linda Claire Jew- drtgan, Karen Mile* Knecht, David HAMIAN4MEIS0N "The level *n *he bajilcet and Two oat oC every *Krce tyt »re Wilber Koppe, Margaret Robert* »re Also, Irene Marie Kazalaki, Mi- CO. ajpe the tww that wwuW «Jr»w the |90 or wore, »n,d ire h«v« every Kraft, Alfred Kraktr, Margaret chael Davidson Ketcham, Carol reptS«s into the «axe of a repelled expectation •ot reaching oor «*m- Anne Ichman, DUtit Lincoln .t. Whitney Knapp, Juhn Lafferty, Ev.ry Yoor - Top on th« Lilt of »ut ftypiwtiwd public. munitjr ffifte ?oal," lie aaid. Litch, Mietwel Lapert* Love, Ro- Nancy Lynne Lettoia, Linda Chase sina Louise Maiers, Jack Clifford A recent ttudy at the r Matnis, Ann Elizabeth Mayo, Don- Markham, Richard Robert Mayne, WHAT GIFTS I WANT! of Chrc»»o clinics disclosed that ISC^nClub ald Ferdinand Mokraaer, Katherine Margaret Anne May*,'Anita Maz- z-rajr examination U the best way Jane Morris, Patricia Obenchain, xucea, Sarah Jane MeAU, Robert SKOAL SlUDfNTS SUBSCMPDON to ieUet ttamtch cancer, it was re- Robert Alan Paekard, Walter How- N"«i! • McClung, Mary Jean Mc- Jarvis * sorted by Dr. H. M. Straidjord atSeeks Members ard Parken Jr. Rutfi Peterson, Geary, Lome Willia» Mclntosh, a reeent meeting- of the Radiologi- Betsy Lee Pettersen, Thomas (5ar- Robert Brainard MeaTes, Frank MnMrtlM cal Society of North America. ron Phdan, Alberta Marie Poland, Eveland Mitcheir, David Morash, The newly organized Union Elenor Gibson Reid, Carol Ann Stephen Ronald Morris, Charles $3.00 County Coin Club held it* June Richardson, Kathy Gibson Roe, Thomas Mueller, Michael Richard meeting Tuesday at the home of Martha Johns Ruckert. •• Murphy, Charles Richard Murray. g the temporary president, Lee Good- far fho ICIMOI ytor man, 653 Colonial Arms road, tin- Also, Pamela Scharmann, John Also, Tempe DUn« Newell, Di- bofti movios OHQ tMIt ion. Joseph Bchneider, Gregofy Waype ane Audrey Newman, David Wil- Serb*, Laurie Cordon Smith, Wil- lard Opdyke, Marianne Overbay, Wasa MBBM Ta< The club was formed to encour- Michael Plagg Patty son, Beatrice age interest in the collection «f liam Sonsin, William Donald Tan- fw«« FREE GIFT CAID - ORDER NOW coins and to benefit the members ner, Barbara Lea Tenney, Barbara Lois Perry, Anne .Shirley Peter- by the.exchange of knowledge re- Anne Terry, Jane Ellen Tiemant), sen, Cotinne Phillips, Sara Louise garding coins. The club plans to Marjorie Jane Tucker, Carol Belle Pierce, Joseph Vincent Pitzer, Bar- set up a co-operative nantiar.*atie Vanderbilt, Bruce Henry VatHttm, bara Price, Thomas Francis Fri- library »n<* ta promote public ex- Susan Ethel Walker, tan Robert raoscH, Edwin George Quinn, Jas. hibition of specimens of general Wanless, Lawrence Cranitall W*r- DovgU* ttaam, Charles Richard THE interest. ter, John Lewis Wleting, Margaret Raus«d Jr., Virginia Colby Robin- ftSOUCTIONS $ Ruth Wight, Margaret Carol son, Richard Owen Racers, Michael The organizer* of this club all Wilde, Dorothy Heroy Woodward Ruiy. ~ " ' • MBmSt. 50 Elm St. UP TO have been collectors for some time and Helen Elisabeth Young. 50 and have felt the lack of a local Also, Gary Edward Sargent, coin club. Other graduates are: , ON FLOOR MODILS Any roilertor of coins, medals, Toni Ackerman, Marjorie Susan tokens or paper money in Union Allen, Gwendolyn Andrews, Kath- AND DEMONSTRATORS County or vicinity is welcome as a leen Edith Balling, John Richard lowing Room and Rontal Machines member. Those interested should Barnes, George Wolfe Bauer, M»r- contact either Mr. Goodman, John jorie Ann Baumer, Harry- Edward ?•• ONfty mOW mod-am kWa^f^n C. Mulligan, secretary-treasurer, Bawcom, Lawrence Murphy Beach. yvf CMV MINH wwi at 1480 Burnett avenue, Union, or Charles Roland Beddows III, Mil- Donald R. Swayie, 47 Sayre street, dred Jean Berns, Patricia Ann Bi- Elizabeth. amontc, John Louis Birklor, Susan Jean Bitzer, Roy ThompxMi Bon- ROUND BOBBIN It's when you're safe at homi ncy, Arthur Robert Borton Jr^ ILICTMC that you wish you were having an John Robert Boyer, Edward Lerojr adventure. 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lAM JO THC WESTFIELD nne >>im ™t tHaptorial tourna- Week for Jr. Tennis tee of the Huiy Trinity H«fa at Ganfeait Memorial tUM thU lent a! die WeaWield Tennb Ch* Schooi iPsrenla Guild for l»«0-61 weekend at follows: The AM Mar Smother Roadie w MM wwseiand, will all trf th (Registration and group place- was announced yesterday. 'Aieo re- A* play started Saturday in (tie giatnt i» sat Cor J«iy 4. In a replay of a 4-4 tU with ' up four seeded flayer* •dvanein, ment will take place (Monday elected were Artfhur N. Caiiefton, Posy league at the Boys BaaefcaU Major—(today, 6:15 p.m.; Sat- Union, Weitaeld'. entry in tha U- Th* iWaaMaU iPoiice piatol team si tii« (semifinal round in their bid and |1flue#feiy for the junior secretary, and John A. Geicbion Leagues, the pennant race* in both urday, 3 p.m.; Monday (if nacn- giMt Ju«or BaMffaaM LM««e lost dafaatsd BOMU* 1162 to or the junior *jn|gies champion development program of *he treasurer. divisions were still undecided. At ary) 6;U p.m. Nationai League 10-6 test w**k. • County PoUce League i age and under. Bill Fullard director. Tryouts election by a nominating; commit- games had been piayed, the Ran League Tigan or Brown*. in ththe fourtfrthh i t ff •core* war* VardaUs with a Flap Witt continue this weekend win be from 9 ajn. to noon tee headed by Paul Poiey, a for- gem and Wings emerged as dura- InUifMtwnai — Saturday, 12 WestHaM * vn secotwl atanta. total and Dfonatelo with 293. ,-Mi iMiM Suaan Battnttr of Yon i£or the beginners and inter- mer sports committee chairman tions of the Basterri and West- noon. Playoff winner* from A»er- Thra* Meeessir* Union error* Weslfleld — Vardalia 2D4 and the recommendation waa ac- ern divisions, respectively. These WastMd'* big frama 88T, llornelo IBS, Greer 28 era, top-aeeded and nmfcad No anediiates and (from 1 to 4 p.sn. iian Aaaociation and Atlantic 1 •core 11*1. Iby «he Eastern l*wn T«nni for the advanced classes. cepted unanimau»ly by the forty earns ipiayed their first game of il fWafc Peni Roaell* — Woodruff 391, Buchholg he 'Pony league series Sunday, Coatt cfcampioM, Colunbu* and 263, Laukaltla 117. Trolan 192. Team ksaooiation in MM junior girl* di- member committee »t the Knights arao, land ftcMc Coaat leaden, Wt liOlaUe Mri *WO IWBaiBK pMCCM .ami, 18 »nd tinder, meeting Bliss of Ootombus dub on North ave- with the Ranger* coming out on th* auaeiM*, top 104. Salt Lake City and Phoenix. imcm Tucker of Mountain Likes, nue. Hedgehopper — Batarday, 10 Union n«t*«jt «U seven. talMe* Local Girls In The sports committee, compris- uoiMi weded, in one aamifinal la the Eastern division, the n. National ttviaion, Eagle* vi. baft** Wtatteid rowld ntin Mengert Has duce , *««* at two o'ciottk Saturday ing- fAuhers of Holy Trinity Higt Hanger* ran their winning streak tht Aaierkan Diviawin, Bruin*. HI. Gary Magin'a duubte, jyd Mi*» Nadine Wetter ** Scars- School students, underwrites the to seven straight in downing the Iby piw*-*Jtt*r-»ua, Howie exciting match. Consolation Event Trapniaa wtii b« prawnUd to all The second :aJ«, second seeded and No. budget for the hig*i school's sports Bison* 4-2 and the Royals 1-0. diriajon winneri. DM «J»*a*ner, • triple by Xohnasn,294 In Open satin* girl player in the out program. Funds for ttm purpose AlUiuogh Jeff Ingram gave up only two mika and «rnnn sad • kit Mas fltorgit Lukk of Westfleld he 18 and under divuton, meet ore raised through tiie committee's two hits, ithe Ranger*, taking ad- batman cawMed brfora (1M ftrat Al Me^**t, pro «t the Echo i* 'Mia Namicy Kw»i a* Plain will meet Rowcna Francis of winual "Booeter Campaign" in the vantage at Bison miscuee, |nit put-out. KoKfer & 'Mountain Lakes in one semifinal fail and through other enter- Uke Country Pub dn "Westrleld, advanced to (fa tetd, lUrd aeedad to the event, over font unearned runs to win YM Sponsoring A hit batamn, walk and Jia> iKot 88-»»—74 and 87-37—74 in 1 n HM remaining aenAinal Satur- match of the Anne Cunvmlng Me- prises. their *ixtJi game without * lot*. In ing 'last year , Wltey'* bn«le aeciount«« #or ttw «ml two rounds of the United Pi«n D ,ay. The atnaii will Ibe rt' morial Consolation tournament at the second game of the day, with the Westfieid Tennis Clulb Satur- In addition to the reetaetion of Adult Softball MiAmWw aixlh run in *a IKMICMats* Op«n Coif OHmpionahip Junday at two o'clock. olfkera, the committee's June a possible tie tor the Eastern di- hatf U MM COM*. Saturday to inish with a four- day afternoon, with Miss (Margaret meeting' heard a buainess report vision lead in balance, the Rangers Kern of Flushing, N.Y. meeting Tfca VHOA w« again sponaor an round total cf S»4. Arnold Psfaner the turning Forty aigtt »irif, representing by the Rev. Francis J. Houhgton, defeated the Royals on Ed Ga- «ff Ugoniar, iPk., won ithe tourney Miss Janet Kuntzof Wesfcfieid in Adult Stanmer Pasttime SoftfcaU Johnnnr , tb * :7 eommunJtie* in New Jersey, moderator; a report on the basket- iwuki's run in the third. Both Ed V)er> g, rf-cf 8 with a 2«0. 'Bob BBchaelT vew York MXlConnactioult, played the other enoounter. League. 'Ai Cbrone, aaawUn* gen Klebler, cf-lb 2 bill schedule by Coach Mkkey Galauski and John Scully pitched Heusolikel, lb 0 ,4 nwtche* fiatttfday and Sunday, The leonsoilation event was ope>i Hannon, and discussed plan* in two hit (bail, with each registering era! secretary laid play will be- Erhardt, p-M (Mengert's aeores in the Aret two :oB*«titton iwaa keen and the tso *H gir'ls iwho lost their first 12 rtnikeoute. Jim Smith, starting gin Monday, July <27 at 6:45 andCatullo, w-c . round* were 75 and 71. His 294 Jones and general for the school year begin- Mavln, Ib-p . v-aUbn d matches in the Anne Cum- ning in September. ipftcher ifor the Royals, stnuck out will continue Monday and Wed-Perella, p .,.. finish earned him 1300. m«yer ,wi n* Ant time in many yean there mins Memorial tournament Satur- one (Ranger batter in his one inn-nesday evenings through the mid- Tomcg/K, 3b . In the thid round Saturday chiunpionship. dle of Auguat Tcmciyk, 3b vera no default* in the opening day. ing stint. Both teams played ex- Erhardt, 8b . mbming, Mengert paired the front Wkke yerW? ound. (Miss .Kern is a top-heavy favor- eMent ball but a Royal error on Tha league will ptay all its Correla. If ,., side with the help of a 40-foot their opponents, I. ite to win. The i lew York young- Lamplighter Cap at Taajlaque* Park but ttie a-Hawke, It . Art iBloob HUH Wendy Stone of Oy*er Ed GaAauski'g fly to r%ht rfcld Janlah. If uphill putt for a birdie on the 430- 3*y, ML, winner of the fcoumia- ster is ranked N<. 4 in the IS and paved the way for the winning run. win vary according to the Roeaaner, c .. yard ninth hole. He ibogied the up and 1 ment a year ago, was not on hand under division nf the Eastern Monmouth Feature In other game* in the Eastern ds of oilier group* sched- Glbney, rf ... fourth hole 'when he hit a sand Th ,o defend *w* t*le, due to Lawn Tennis Association. She had division, the Royals won over til* uled for tite park. Las* aanmer the Total* trap but -paired ttie irest of the »t the counh-i .prained hack. the misfortune to run into Sandra Colt* 14-1 and ttie Eagles won a YQ6CA atauted tha league with WE8TMBLD front nine. tourse, the firat ffi Zeese of Huntington, L.I., sixth C. V. Whitney's Tompion has hopes of prartding a recreational Oarvln, •• been aaniffned top .weight of 126 -pair, 6-5, orer -Ithe Colts and 8-1 Oelnr, a< Over ithe same holes in (he aft- ed over 36 Iholei, Yean of Mint ««#erience and seeded {girl in the tournament, in over -the Blioi. John Scully horn- activity (for adu*U that would not WllW, Sb two flights over ««MMH rank in the eaatgire Mitt Behlmar d first round, and Ibowed out of poumfc Ifor iHie $30,000 Lanip- require a person to attend every Felter, lb ernoon, he bogisd the second, «ixtli ighter Mandtaap tor ithree-yelar- red in the RoyaJ-Colt game. Myera, c . and ninth M*» by hitting into i The first fli^t -tttiiiiiinnia.ii ;be ed»e to wind up the winner of •pday after waging one of the ibest In th* Western diviaion, one of evening of play and on* Mint Reed, p .. 'be played Sunday wts ai) the may. Saturday alt Delaware Park behind De Bantll, p 0 On the buck nine in the morn- The finals 'will be played Sunday ia scoreless tie for 8 % innings, be l«: {game for both teams, sow and Clarke. 6-4, 6-2 to more into the semi- S.Y. defeaited Bambi Eddy, West- 1 tice sessions. "rish Lancer is a full (brother to Ithe he IWdngs ran their winning streak All members «tf the YMCA have In the afternoon on the back final bracket. In Wie opening "eld 6-2, 6-1; Gar! Hesse, West- 'Arrangements have tern ufcj champion filly Hdun. to eight iby defeating the Bears een invited u Wave ithe adults nine, be'birdied the par three 12th round, IMiw VaMomr drew a bye eld, defeated Maltha Blackstone, to x-ray -the candidate! Jvihn Wiliiara has been • win- VI. Both teams entered Itihe game involved in the IBoys 'Baseball with la 7-tfodt putt and added an and *ben went on to defeat Deb- Hiawatha, NJ., 6-4, 6-1; Virginia County Junior day, Aug.'31, at 9 a.m. ing stakes performer on both with identical records and ithe win League. other •birdie on No. 13 with a 12- orah Haaiam of Westfleld 6-1, 6-1 Martin, Chatham, defeated Vir- must report promptly at 9 «.«. A oasts this season. He won Che for the Wings Clinched the West- The league will be open to all foot putt. , • in the iecond. ginia Bowden, Chjilljaro, 6-0, 6-2; mobile unit will be «ri*l*it k San Vicente at Santa Anita and ern division championship /or interested adults'from 18 to 100 League Starts He took bogies on the 14th and Sally Sattortiwaite, Short Hiila, : f»nt of the Field HOOK W U. _ Mia* BeWmar ifounid herself eli- was second in the S*nta Anita' them. Don Tokash pitched two hit years of age.' • • 15-th by Waring six-loot putts. gible for the Anne Cummin; event won by defauLt from Jane Meehan, 1 (y wvenue. Derby and then shipped East to ball for the (Wings and added 13 In order to" «OVOT the . , v. played fts first games Mengert muffed * three- *«•$ in the first, defeated Joanne Viv- and Wednesday, from 6 to 9 Fri- In ithe second game, Piscopo 1 1 11 ian of WeatAeld 6-1, 6-0 in tine KOUKA League ohamipionahip, each team Mrs. O. „-$ .... 137 160 threat in *he last half of the ninth Champion" tournament held by the wives. 'Aifter dinner troph^J ™ and won (from Janet Benitley of Supt. Mathewson 40 Students who reside outside of ipdsoopo. Wesbfield, 6-2, 6-0 in the *» the Westifleld United Fund area Westfield playg Scotch Plains on fmals. Totals 633 5SG 62D split ipitcihing duties for the Rani en« shot an 81-12—69 for low P. S. Mathewson of Plainficld, OltAV gers, aa did IMoMiaster »ntl Tokash arc offered a flpecwi summer mem- diamond No. 2 in Tamaques IBark honors. Socond in Oliass A were round trip to Texas to iHancia Tucker of (Mountain Clrcio 1«8 139 m bership. This will entitle toys to ©tired general superintendent and . OWMTIM Ull 118 IDS of Ithe Wings. In addition to pitch- Friday, June 24 wt 6 p.m. and K«h- Mrs. Charles IDoess 99^23—76 and *he National Jay»:e« Dikes gained the semifinal bracket . Pulchuck ... 15< 174 101 take pert In ithe program on the w»y lat Railway on 'Sunday. Mrs. P. Beil 96-20—76, Mrs. Wells ecretory of the Union County . Orfiy 11','2 1S2 ing one fait ball for four innings, IAS .the Westfield in the upper half of the draw by 136 sarnie iblasia as a United Fund Area W«stl)eld . 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1—5 8 3 Hall had the least number of putts, virtue of * "default. Marianne iLind- 'ark Commission was honored, at —31 —31 —31 Galauski went 4 for five at the So. Plld. .. O00 02) 20O 0—4 t 3 duccd quite a few tenms review Saturday at. the commis- plate. Ke'tdham, Varnum and Stct- resident, fflhe membership cover* 29. quist of Greenwich, Conn., seeded Totuls S»2 ~6S2 tho period from June 20 through who have received " ion'e 'Wutchuns Stalbles, conclud- ler catch contributed two hits, with So. Pfld. 0 0 0 0 10 0—1 4 2 international recogi fifth in the tournament, won the August 29. At that dime t!he ipool Wentlleld 00 0 1 3 2 x—6 9 3 Mrs. A. C. Cloutt was iow in ing the spring tentvof Junior Ea- HTUACHAN Ketctem's second inning double th-usiastic crowd is ( opening set fiwm IMiss Tuckoi- 7-5 Striu-hnn .... 142 131 ll close for its annual .recondi- Class 'B with H03-29—74, followed and led 5-4, 50-15 wlicn slie de- ex Troop IB ivf :Wc«Wleld. . Aloeller 13:! 133 nr, loading the way to five Ranger by Mrs. E. C. Bec-kwitih 102^26— Wiilbur J. Ueitze, president of NlubrilRKu ..i 125 127 13o imms. For tlhe Winigs, the big blow tioning. Faioilitiea include the gym- Learn to Swin faulted itihe maitoh due to tlio fact Slrauhun .... 1IMI 1411 163 nasium, handball court, aundeck, 76. The tow pMtt winner, wSUi 31, that sh« was scheduled to sail for he tioap iParents' Association, IIS 38 160 waa ©on Toleash's itiwo run bonier was IMrs. Douglas 'Baton. meiiUcd iMr. Motihcwson as a 38 in ithe ftCfh. Novallo, CoHucoi and exercise roo/m and shower rooms School Opens Monday Europe Monday. Tolulu , lli'7 tsader in recreation and support Connolly cash got two hits but for high school And adult member- Mi&3 Tucker hwd no dilTiculty in UOUUIIiBUM 1 102 wMi tho winning run on base in ships from 10 a,m. to 10 p.m. The ian™al "Learn to Swim winning her earlier mutohes, de- .f its facilities in tho community. , MiiCiuiluy n lie pointed out Miat the county -1. Mi'Cuulity ... 117 111 the last at -the ninth, Ed GaJauski School" wil'l start its first session feating Mary Anne Kcevca of " WlllllllIlK .... Ill 12!, rk Cttmmission .miade its f«cili- lull struck "out the nn»l Wia? batter. Hansgen Wins Monday ait 9 iajm. in tho Wheeler Hiawatha, 6-0, 6-4 in Wic flrat 1. Williams ... i:il 102 ea availalble for the Junior Eusex 1U2 Park pool, 'Linden, and the Hall- roumd; ddfeating Ingi-M JPosch- mho second game txf Hie scries Riekenbacker Cup way Eiiver Park ipool, iRafawiay, inann of Syosset, N.Y., 0-1, fi-1 in roop in 1941, after 'tlhe senior Tut;lla CIS 5C8 will too played Saturday Hi IMa- Issex Troo]> and its ho-rses moved Wail'tor Hansgen tof Weatfiold George T. Cron, superintendent of foungsl«r, •who was eev- I't-rkln 12U 144 105 Wlnss Jl 4 nn*h seeded. Janet, won from [aller and his daughter, BaAara. ' ... 117 107 143 Knmu lo r, Fr*d Parry Tannit Clolha* ltultHtwk .,. 113 Hcur» Knrin 6-4, 6^3, aifler having dis- Tho best •reeruit award went to ltUllHt 124 104 Clilofu » « I I'D 138 127 U 7 8 fitf" posed of Joan Kuhnow oi£ Queens Viltliaim K. H»ut while the best I'vrkli 70 70 70 <1 0 Racqu«tt Rsttrung 0-1, «-0. roopcr honor was accorded Sfc't. ... .".S5 593 640 3 12 RACING thro Aug.* a'ck W'indisKjli. 'Given 'by Martin 1UAN Orlolsn 1, LrittK 0 'Sharl "'/*' ™ fljl 6-4 In the first, umi ost. Toluls 30 Ml *lio Cirtiln Retultr Train* l>avid 'M. Eeitze Was promoted SKAVAHT.VNA O Gin Director Junior Dsvelopment Program 3. &LVUHIUIIO There is a healthful hardiness Connpctlnir Train le»» OJH second lieutenant to Cuiptnin, nbout real dignity that noyor Weitfield Tennis Club 12i41 PH (Sat>. * J»lr hile Bgis. iMti-raliB'll SF-rost mnd KuunislK l.sl 118 11)3 dreads contact and communion PARKING f OR 20,000 MBS (Hw«e turn 'to next page) VtHlam T. Elle* were advanced Kuunzlg 135 12!) 168 em. Mm, $l,»0, li»)ncl.'CI't"l«l"l"J!! to second lieutenants. in 41) with others, however humble AD 2-3518 Hi 6U3 0211 WashJngton i •THE WCSTriELO (N. J.) UAMft, TMUKSAAY. ifUMC M. IMt NWv KTVU, Ptainfleid; Jc«nne Vivian, WestJIeM, Nin* Feishin. R. DHtlel 111 »ts Win Championship s\ Flt Seeded Players (I New Yo»k -City; Janet Kwtt, M. P WestfleH; ~l£«4i>n istkk., Weet««1d: lUlad (Cont.iimed from previous page) M. PirlKin CirkSoftball Neitl* d«Pku>que, Westrledd; JOUII Te»ple Bowling A. Fflilnmn [n Grasshopper Loop BMfcwra B«evvs at iean League of theaunt 6-4, 7-5, in the iirrit N. J., 6-0, 4-4; blfrid Ponchiiiaim, iied (n Mw mmi *•«*• H«*t. irls So#tiaU League ended its and scorcij an impressive 8-7, 9-7 "*.Y. 4*1 «ted Jean Flana- A iei\ »nd ltu«*ei- *w«a| their ats they P*»ye 4*eund eROOunter if«ited iftowena franck, Mountain inte divisiondision,, U^ii defeatedefeated Team pl»y«rB are: John tAmgua- '•> tor tliwd between #ie Red tVDinst seuond seeded Nadine Net- 6-1, 4-1; Maiiuniie l'.inJ- Raltafc Raetwtmaetwdd 77-22 . iM««- «nd Heh/ tor. Hccln • , Bill Ooitte*. Joseph Crepam, «, Yankees and T«er$, each , Greenwich, Conti., defeateil AAMU ... jla9 Wits, Bonald L. Duelks, tombmed ass a (battery ttoo pw Ksrin UAk 1uni > HI 181 Itr good defensive ball were B|en i}.' Konf nlttum »8 Id1 ay at 10 a.«n. at Gumbert mm. fceiped Miami win the divi- Miss Behlmar, top seeded en- SavHle, piainfield, defeated Vif- MnlMu McENerney St thhxl, Susan Kelly li n « Field. The Eagles will sion duwnpdondhlp. at second a«d Jo fiaiTin at short trant, lost to Wendy Stone in the ginio Bowden, Chathain, 0-0, 6-4; lEeeves, Westifield, de- Monday evening Columbus af stop. semifinals a year ujfo 6-0, 6-4. en K.he Brain*, American divl- UM American division defeated This will be .Misa Kehlmar's bet fe&tetl Jane iMeehan, Imrohmont. jon fihamlps. . Miami, Ae Atlantic division The Indian* scaled Vne Orioles pertuntty to win this v°t*>l»i' N.Y., 6-4, 7-B; CaAerine, Neu li, A»i>n 1SS 140 [Both teams went ttvreuj* ifa 15-0 in ,the last game of the sen- , fBronxville, N.Y., defeated . Air-It . lit thmms '12-5. Is' event due to age limitation!. Il tit IS] MORE SPORTS without a defeat, >whkh son. Contributing Ito the victory Sally SwtteKtihwaite, Short Hill.s 191 its Columbus, on fine pitching by Mi. Hchlraar stated his 120 «s to make their meeting an Duelks,, Sirorn'a three [mgntvimwtv and was good offensive pLay «i«l $ooi uiayed veiy UMie indoor tennis 6A, 7-5; Sundi'u Zeese, Huntiiitr- IIS one artd we'll worth at- excellent fielding- and generally hitting; J>y all member*• Cathy Ben- this ipast winter and lay so far this spring auid ;UK 4-8,6-1, «-4; Sherry «M _..7j»layed at Hoo«ewi|t Hold Lofaiwtcz and Parsons, overcame mid Dale Gallagher Wta ihonierun, summer iwhich pei'haits Hcoounl*! IXaniels, Pwwhkeqisie, N.Y., de yt as a kind of "graduation" the a four run .Miami lead. Hely and The outtttiandinig' defensive pUyi'i- for her spotty play. fe»teB e fWr^W^^* • • • • ^^w&&9^^& a gaime to go, the Phillies very oloee *ontert, 'hitting IWMS hold field; B&rbart Menhoff, lijrnn ilns. In forming *hi& yew's 9 ihmanii (1-1, (1-1; ,Mls3 C«lli- 04, 0-0; MlBa K«'otmi ..«fclb. P9MMI IMrulv* 14 Rk S4b Styles Sweeney Jr., John Toomey (Illinlx ,*Ym nit m Jr. and iPaul ~~ 1 Hi. SauwVfatrt Mil 1 Hi. P«t«H laM V nv*

Panlhwn V7, Gulls " Prllranx 0. Hanrn < . ALL LEAN BEEF CANADIAN BACON TAYLORI HAM Tli'.ira fi.,Jay» s AMERICAN LEAGUE RuBlfa «, Cubs { .Brilliw 1?, Fulcqnn 1 The. Tigei-s, iby winning I Beneteu Stew Owls »1, Tlgpra 10 flames, took over *M place as pk0 IJOHH 3, Orioles 2 the Brawns ioA to the 'Red Sox. b 59c 99c lluivk« 15, IClkd 9 79c KlMl NlaarilaKa The Browns -were defeated toy a J&M'f Panwut Amrrlraa VIvMx sixUh inning homerun, with the VEAL CUTLETS W I. nniliu S 0 bases loaded, by James iMuson o CENTER HAM SLICES lb HAM LOAVES the Sox. Ed Thome Wso hit I lb $1.39 homer for the Sox who gather** From America s 89e All Uan - RMdy I* only ifive hita off StaUeT, the 2 - 1 - 4 DM. •mtH Brown's .pitcher. The White Sox IMMOUE SPME MtS FIRST PRIZE FRANKS ' Hams Foremost Manufacturer Tigers •had a good "week, winning «|w< lb games. The Yanks and A's Tvil 79c run play their rained-out fftune to 59c" nig-ht. POLISH HAMS UNOXHAM SHM, MM* Jled Box *. Brown* J PORK LOIN ROLL Tlet-rn 7, Ucntiton. 5 lb •a. lb ea Whit* Sun «. liull.'iifi ' lbl •a. Tlitern 9, Yanks -I 5 $5,29 5 $4.89 fiiills While iSox 10, Bed Sox 3 3 *2.89 Urovrtis 10, Indiana 0 Xx 12. Sen.-ilorn 5 nil BOnil IAMIQUI SAUCI WITH $S.0O MEAT ORDER Unrm Specks 15, 'l-*np» IS TlK«r« 6.70-15 Mi'leom 17, Jetn 0 Hrowns •lack Tub«-Ty|M Krlipy Cracker* 2ScR». Tn|w 11, Jumps 3 Bed «"i DELICATESSEN DAIRY PRODUCTS Tips 9, Cnmeln 7 SWimt Champttn ••lltuttcr 59ol« 10, Itopa 0 Fruit iaM S«c*l. xr imliaw »lod We Ik. Dot* 8 yanks All SwMt OIM Me Ik. SIWIH 7 Col* Slaw 2»elb. Light Moat Tuna 4for$l Urtpnm 5 Kraft 0«IUH J9c WOOP Slierka 5 154 •ak*d i«ani 39c Ik. CeffiOlM 3»«lb. I'ip, f, I). Cirnttn . lii •lanton 'tantitt 3 for 95c T«•» 39c WHIM 0)1 49c at. liamllrnli 8 .'.'.'. «s WR Apple Sauce 6for$l LaftoM Spaghetti 2 for 37c Skipoy Peanut Butter 31 c |ar Helnt Catsup 2for45c WR Grapefruit Section* 19c The race for the lead of the Plus Tax and Famous 7-rib Firestone Champion H»im Spaghetti 3 for 90c ™mmer Tuesday bowling' league MOIH.KR I'l.-I tread design. Heint Macaroni 3 for 90c H«l«« Beam 2 for 29c AM i PM Drink 2 for 49c narrowed at Ww last session u*en V. Itohlfr 79 A. fayiif Flagttaff Mix or Match: Morten'* Apple Pie* 39c oa. fdi Uttilefield dropped two IE 1IT Rtcappable Tire Snow Crop H. HIckB IDS Cut loan* «nd i-tinnorup Wood won a ".'.'••••• 1"* ion Lemonade 5for49t Sara Lo» Pound Cakof 69c ea. ~4H French Beam Tutnl" Til Chicken a la King 49c pfa«. Sara Lee Chicken 69c oa. W I. Uaf Spinach Ultlefleld » ALL SIZES and TYPES SALE PRICED Stour *j* Ha ,. r«fp*i. 111 110 1101 SOUTH AVE. W. AP 2-1300 MarthmaMew* 19c k«x j* I'lttipnpid 117 1.2 140 Ufeeavfrt 3 for 10c 7f, 7C K u P Wriglo/t Oum 6 for 19c hf^w^ «tet * HerefieyNn *t*7U "•"illcap 75 Qr*. MttKtt'S OAROfN CENTW Pied Piper Sodai, •will *e organized ithia Totals TRJ flavor* 5 for|9e 10* OpM Dally • AM. »o 9 PMJ S«rturAw» tos Prejudice to never easy 124 140 in 144 H4 wn INM it«elf o« for THE WESTFItU* (H.J.) LEADE*. THURSDAY, JUNE 23 MARSHALL Thomson; secretary, Carol Hod- K. Hogrele 146 168 IS On Tour of D. Brunton Us 122 10 ges; treasurer, Judy Large; serv- Tie In Short C. Marshall 121 1C8 1E3 Y-Teen Clubs ice chairman, Wendy Guthrie; so- Handicap 78 78 78 Robert S. Heacock, seaman ap- cial cbairmen, Sue Eddy, Sharon prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loop Pinning Totals 46» 686 Will Sponsor Savage and Breeds Villa- S. F. Heacock of 166 Mountain ALWAYS THE WRIGHT D. Wrigrht 143 147 149 Club ednsers will tie Mrs. Win-avenue, left Newport, R. I., June 8, H. Miutretta 98 128 169 throp Johns and Mrs. M. Ritchie two game winner, M. Coffman ill lot 11 NavajoGirl aboard the escort destroyer USS IM mats, «. half «wne lo*>r tor Handicap 72 72 12 Smith. Lloyd Thomas for a three-month th* toad t* die Short bowling Totals "li* 611 The new officers of the Y-Teen tour of duty with the U. S. Sixth |M» 3Mt weak. Ftarrii* «w«pt Hall The Senior and June Y-Teen Interclui Council, elected by the Fleet. Operating as a unit of Task *o awra ©i* «f tie cdbur. Tiiere Pirates Holding clubs of the Y WCA have completed members of the three senior clubs, Group Bravo, an anti-submarine «r*tf ttree doublen, MoCWy 1206, plans for continuing the sponsor- are: President, Lucy Wilkinson and hunter-killer group concerned with Uber 711 «nd Niebniffie 208. Tryoute Next Week ship of a Navajo child, Gladys Doc- vice president, Cheri Johns. The the development and improvement W E tor, through the Save the Children secretary will be elected in the fall of anti-submarine warfare tactics, CtanU SVt C TShe Pittabuigh Pirates wiU con- Federation, for the year 1960-61. by the incoming sophomore club. the Thomas will visit ports in Marshall «% 5 WfM « 1 duet a. tryomt camp ul Milliburn Carls Scfaissel, service chairman Spain, France and Italy. Koop 8 5 Monday and Tuesday on the high of the senior dub, has been in Xorriatown National Historical Parrlih i 1% 1 school field and will 'be under the charge of the project this year, Park in New Jersey marking Gen- The New Jersey State Depart Wrlcht 6 direction of Joe Btawen, Pirates' making contact through birthday eral Washington'* encampments in ment of Health maintains 66 bio-. H1H 10 scouting supea^visor for 'the New and Christmas cards, sending used the winter of 1779-80 was (tie first logical distributing station* thru- IfcCLAT. Jereey territory. 'Mayers should re- clothing, school supplies and corre- P. McClay 106. 159 206 National Historical Park estab- out Now Jersey from which physi- AT BARON'S port ready to go at 9 a.m. and he spondence, supplied by the Y- 1). KJlkenney 132 105 121 lished and maintained by the fed- cians may draw immunising mate- H. Curling 9? 129 prepared to workout untiil 2 p. Teens. Gladys is now making sat- rials for the use of patients who Handicap 80 eral government. Ptayers mutt be 16 through ?2 isfactory progress in school and need to be spared the cost. ToUla 416 473 years olay. and from the hospital with the HUM. H. C. McCull? ckaBtar, T.lt- 4'POO MOAN LEADING PHYSICIANS. TAKE WHOHT Off J D. McAllister lOO 114 phoae Pionaeri of Amarica. girls' mothers. «» 126 The girls who participated are R. aiHwy .. Ill 122 134 MuvMiD IN puanwrnim SAFE WAYWAYII ' K. Hull ..... 91 91 91 Christine Cooke, Charlotte Egenes, Handicap ... Vacation Mailing Local Mercury Dealer Elaine Hekeler, Viki Howell, Ur- Tot»l< .... 451 sell Gwathney, Gail Jensen, Beth Attends Zone Meeting Liscom, Mimi Looney, Carolyn CHECK BARON'S TKaworth 135 141 Tips Offered •1292^ JCoop 177 143 Macy, Peggy Pugh, Joan Siegel RebeKo r ISO 211 153 M. Q. Kessel of Montrejr Motors and Terr! Smith. Substitutes were INCLUDES HEATH •». DEFKOBTU LOW, LOW PRICE FUST! Handicap 94 94 94 Noting that the vacation season in Westfield was one of the New Sandy Dashiell, Ann O'Connor and Touia 481 617 is here, Postmaster General Arthur York District Lincoln - Mercury Marty Smith. This work will con- STUNTZ E, Summerfield has emphasized Dealers attending a zone meeting tinue next year when it is expected 3. BUntl • 124 123 130 seven mailing tips which, if fol- of Northern New Jersey dealers on 25 girls will be needed. Ft Collina 1119 106 120 lowed, assure vacationers the best Friday at the Park Hotel in Plain- Rt0.$I.SO U NlebrUKge .... 145 12S Mrs. Robert H. Warner, direc- Rag. 69c 72 72 possible mail service: field. Handicap 72 tor of Y-Teen work at the West- Purpose of the meeting was to HARRIET Total! 470 426 1. Don't let a stuffed mail box field YWiCA, a participating mem- advertise your absence to house- discuss future advertising and bers of the United Fund, announc- AYH breakers. Ask a neighbor to emp- marketing strategy for Mercu»y es the following election of officers ty your box and hold your mail, nd Comet. Similar zone meetings for next year: SKOL re held regularly throughout the It this cannot be arranged, your For the senior club: President, New York District which covers postmaster may hold your mail for Ursula Plinton; vice president, DUSTING UNUSUAL a limited time upon written re- 31 dialer points in New York, 'harlotte Egenes; secretary, Ma- SUNTAN LOTION quest. New Jersey and Connecticut, re) i Skrba; treasurer, Barbara ""VALUE 2. If'you want to get your mail Spencer; social chairmen. Lucy POWDER while you're away, file a forward- Of the cases of paralytic polio Wilkinson, Beth Liscom and Karen A. J. ORBACH CO. me. ing order with your postmaster. 'ported to the New Jersey State Phillips. Mrs. Geraldine Weed will (Let him know when you get back, Department of Health in 1969, be the club adviser. wotsno though). Forwarding first class about half had had no inoculations of Salk vaccine and most had not For the junior club: President, IM W. SIXTH IT. HAINPIHD, NIW iULWf mail does not require additional Sindy Foose; vice president, EMse postage. Other classes of mail do, had the recommended geriei of 29c and you can guarantee payment o$ 59c tuns this postage by so indicating on 4he forwarding order you fill out. 3. Use your full and complete R«g. $1.25 vacation address and give it to peo- Reg. $1.00 ple who may write you. If you're going to buy a low-price car... 4. Use enough postage. Regu- ALL WHITE lar-size cards take three cents, DESERT F10WH jumbo-size cards lour cents, first- class letters four cents an ounce, air mail letters seven certs an be sure you get the better one! BATHING ounce. 5. Don't send cash m letters; use DEODORANT postal money orders, and register CAP letters containing valuable items. 6. Prepare your packages care- fully. When sending perishable, fragile or unusual items by parcel post, it is best to check the local post office on their mailability, and always enclose a card viitti the re- 69c 49c cipIenVs address, as well as your own address, printed on it painly. Ye$, Mercury for 1960 offers you Big car value 7. Buy books of stamps so you won't exhaust your supply lar Reg. $2.39 Reg. 98c from the nearest post office. for small car price ... LADY'S Resident Marks \ POLAROID CHAMOIS 35 Years' Service 1960 MERCURY SUN 2 OR. SWAN SKIN Fred lds 20 Wipers patents for his work. Cigarette Lighter 307 $4Mith Av«. 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