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66th Ytif—We. I t eiwhena EttMrtd M iiecontf lUx MsUt r »l ih* PostofHi« BHMti>BwpiifiiiWMWiiiwiiwiiiiMi !• *»• SmtunU «-f3M SUMMIT, N. J.. THU*50AY,JUNE 3, 1954 it Summit,TS- i tinder tlie Act «l Man* 3, 1111 $4 A YEAR 10 1 ENTS iverlook Plaque to Honor Work started on Five of City's Six Grade Schools ity's 69 World War 2 Dead The names of Summit's 6B World War II dead will be! Below Par, Survey Reveals pmmemorated bv a bronze tablet to be installed in the lobby CrouItfl was broken Tuesday for A two-year study on school .housing needs, of tlie city's \>f the mw addition of Overlook Hospital. The plaque Will the »,oooooo..E.stern elementary schools which rates five of the si^chool build- ings below .existing and future estimated J&eas' iia-s been ,»,,.„„.„ the company's, operations handed to the Board.of Education by the Lay Committee A presentation of the plaque by I on Education, A recommendation is made that a modem- «e Memorial Committee will h& jfrora New York to North Carolina, j Company officials said that the s' ization'program be undertaken at ni*de to the Hospital. . ! once and" completed vvjtlun the Attendance at the ceremony inew office would care for many' of the details previously handled by Betts Makes Plea j, next-live'or six years and that HIP il! be limited only to the families j Board establish a schedule for if the dead heroes. the home office in" Chicago. bringing each school up to date. Cooperating in the program will ! ! Governor Robert Meyner.; 'Hath- For New Delay The Lay ComjHiittee states that to representatives of American ; away Gvkenrper of Chicago, pres- Brayton and 'Franklin ichqol Legion Post 138; Beacon Hill Post, jidenf of the Kemper group which represent the most urgent 'cages' W. Veteran* of Foreign Wars j includes Lumbermens, and Mayor On Parking Lot nil American Legion Lindsay- jPereival M. Bland, each turned a ; requiring modernization. Hash-. [shovel of dirt to signalize the'start An appeal tor an eviction'stay j ington did top the iibt but .improve- •/eet Post 322. after the August 1 dateline" for the ! | of construction on the completely ments already under way. have re- three families who ate tenants in j The committee announced that ' air-conditioned, reinforced concrete, moved that school from the ii believes the list of war dead to the city owned Glenwood place.; ur- •structure. Excavation work started dwellings was made Tuesday by g«»»t class. The add.hon. at Wasji.- be inscribed upon the plaque U I yesterday and William H. lleineke, an accurate one but if any name Kormer Cpmnion Council Presi- ington will give that school five j yice.president of Lumbermens in dent Rome Betts, Mr Btttsnwado. f more classrooms. Lrayton. the re- has been inadvertently omitted jjjew York, said tlie contract for notice should, be promptly given his plea to the present Council at ; P«rt .states, requires four addtlinn- construction would be let within its regular meeting. ! al-classrooms and rranklin need- tit-the editor of The JSurnmit Her- 160 days. Occupancy is expected Scoring a recent "sum nut Herald I tnrce "lore- ald and' arrangements will be i by late in 1955. made to Include the name. Addi- editorial which backed Council in The report anticipates sihotd tional names can be placed upon Officials Given Shovels its move to raze tlie sub-standard housing needs up to September. he bronze tablet. Three engraved silver shovels dwellings and use the property j 19:>7- The list of local residents who used for the occasion which for a city parking lot, Mr, Betts i' Lincoln School., the city's ncv. .- »ve their lives during World War were later presented to the Gov- urged Council to undertake some | est school which was opened last to be inscribed upon the plaque ernor, the Mayor and Mr. Kem- responsibility in finding housing < November, is the only school dis- is as follows: per. . ' ' •.... for the three fanulies who will be j trict' "to fully measure up to A jams, Robert J., Anderson, Frantz Bohne The Governor arrived at the forced to vacate. i nunimum' needs," the Committee John M., Angelo, Albert, Briggs, Beechwood site about three-quar- Council made public its decision j says;.All of. the other schools have Warren E., Bruno, Frank S., By- ters, of an hour late and the pro- to evict the families two weeks [ been measured against Lincoln'* strak, Henry, Caporaso, John J., Heads County gram was delayed, until his ar- ago following a 5 to 1 vote with j "standard" and their deficiencies ( aroy, Alan P., Colangelo. Sam, rival. only Councilnian-aWarge William i in general Constitute the rccom- Cook. Uobert S., Connelly, Francis R, Gilson dissenting and Ogden ! mendations'.of the •Committee. Mayor Bland, in a brief rues- SCHOLARSHIP VMNNFRS-Tbe College Club this Mary Rafferty, Summit High senior, winners of the w... Cooney. Janfes J., Crofut, Bankers' Group D. Gensemer absent. | The Committee added that it sage, welcomed Lumbermens to week announccd the recipient9 Of scholarships to 1954 study grants. Miss Ellis plans to enter Biyn iHiam B., Dawson, John F., Del- FranU A Bohne assUtant vice : Sujt am] ex ed lhe opin. Howes cr, this action had been j recognizes the fact that it would [three new students and the continuation of existing Mawr, Miss Mallard will enroll at Centenary Junior mo, Salvatore, Dempsey, James present, First National Bank and; fi w k a pending since May, 1951, when be "impractical and uneconomi- College and Miss Rafferty at Randolph-Macon Col- . De-Nunzio, John J., Dowe, Trust Company of Summ.t was contribution to the com- I study grants to nine other local girls. Above are. the City acquired 12 Glenwood cal" to alter each school building lege. (Wolin photo) .a-ik V., Erbe, George P. F, elected president of the Elizabeth ., . . . ,., • left to right, Miss Lee Ellis, Summit High senior; place units following a fire the to comply with standard require- munit v s bUMM llfe •"•id , Fcibush, Leonard J., Flood. chapter American Institute of i - " " , •Miis Beverly Mallard, Kent Place senior, and Miss previous November. The fire ir- ments and so has listed each Banking, at the annual meeting! "Summit.-he said, "is a grow- reparably darli'asccl four uf the school in two categories; < 1) those i.mcs L. Foster, William P., Gil- m a^tm, James, Hagen, Stanley on Wednesday. May 28, at Char-r' * community but growing in the dwellings and since then four rooms and facilities which are . Herr, William B.. Hogan, Rob- nor Lodge, Bound Brook. Mr. right way. You (Lumbermens) will others were vacated and demol- non-exbtent, and (2) rooms and '•t R-, Hopping, Frederick \V.. Bohne succeeds Mrs. Hazel G. ; bring to Summit the sort of pec- Grandmother, 63, Fulfills College Club Gives ished. The remaining three fam- facilities below the "standard" to pie we want." e de- \rthur C, Wahl, Harold D., Ward, Menig. Central Home Trust Com- fairs. The sons were still in col- far behind my two sons in col- from sources other than book sale Mr. Betts, who stated that he, sirable, the report points out. to v. aldron, Wilson. Wilmer W., pany, Elizabeth. Coming Year lege when t'le Pearl Harbor dis- lege work. Now that my formal proceeds, notably repayment by a v with others, had studied the prob- add to the school property and >hitf, Donald, Young, Charles The new prc^ioenf «ill attend , aster occurred. They entered the education is finishing, I can de- former recipient. Committee assignments for the j ore, in the Navy and vote even greater efforts to ac- lem of Glenwood place since the provide a library. the American Institute of Bank- scrv ceS- Lee Ellis, a senior at Summit cominH year were announced last the other in the Army. tive participation in community early 1940's, declared that he be- At Jefferson School, which now in N'ational Convention, to be High School, was awarded $400. It was then that Rebecca Bac- affairs," says this wiry young lieved civic progress could be has seven classrooms plus a kin- held the week of June 6 in Los week by Guy G. Gabrielson, Jr., She is the daughter of Mrs. Elsie Gets Army Promotion chus' second life began. To' fill woman, despite her years, who slowed down for the sake of hu- dergarten, immediate needs arc Angeles, California, where he will chairman of the Summit City Re-. Ellis of 30 Kent Place boulevard, Obed I. Lidbeck, 24, son of Mr. has been carrying job, college, manity. for a health room, auditorium, con- represent the Elizabeth chapter. the gap left by her two boys and and is planning to attend Bryn *nd Mrs. Gerbard Lidbeck. 42, publican Committee, at a_ meet- to lend her talent to the war ef- and home, a feat for any twenty- He pointed, out that the parking ference room, multipurpose room, n Mr, Bohne was born in Summit, ' .Mawr College. Bryn Mawr. Pa. ak Ridge avenue, was recently ins of the committee hold at City fort, she sharpened up her secre- year old. • : program u/as considered back in storage room, unloading facilities graduating from the Summit High i Mary Rafferty, also in the sen- promoted to corporal while serv- School and the American Bankers Hall. tarial training and went to work the 40's and at that time a sur- and janitorial facilities. ' ior class at Summit High School. vey showed that the vast majority '% with the 43d Infantry Division Association Graduate School of Chairmen and members of the for the Veterans Administration Of secondary importance are I was awarded $200. She i< the of Glenwood place tenants were "i Germany. Banking at Rutgers University. in Newark. Two Local Men improvements to or additions to 1 various committees arc as fol- ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip cifv residents of 15 years OT more. ' o r p o r a 1 Lidbeck, assistant He lives with his wife and two According to her description, l ! lows : Rafferty. Jr. of l? De Bary place the principals office, a general -ainlng non-commissioned officer children in Berkeley Heights. He she also took "the daring leap" Tracing the developments of the 1 and she will enter Randolph-Macon school office, complete alteration i the division's 118th Medical is treasurer of the Central Presby- Finance Alvin G. Searlcs, and enrolled f^r'several evening Honored by Boy substandard housing during the College, Lynchburg, Va. to heating and ventilating sy.-.lems I'Sttalion, entered the Army in terian Church of Summit, treas- chairman; Bryant \V. Griftin, courses in her favorite subject, lit- past 10 to 14 years. Mr. Betts Beverley Mallard, daughter of and parking facilities. December, 1952, and arrived over- urer of the Summit Lions Club, Henry C. Slack; Mrs. Frank A. erature, at Newark University. Job pointed out that a solution is still Scout Council i Mrs! Dorcas P. Mallard. 2 West 1 Roosevelt, consisting of seven as last August. treasurer of the Union County Colaruso and Mrs. Joseph Fan- and courses prospered. When New being sought. \ End avenue was awarded %'M). I classrooms plus a kindergarten, Tuberculosis & Health League ton, Clyde F. Benner of 21 Ashland An advocate- of public housing. ark University became part of Beverley has been on a full schol- p g and treasurer of the United Ceie Council liaison. Councilman road, and Ituppert P». Lewis of 19 Comp Fund Contributions Rutgers in 1946, Mrs. Bacchus al- arship at Kent Place School and he recalled a public- hearing held j requires a gymnasium and jani- hral League of Union County for Hd«.ir T. Higgins for Ward 2 ,iy. h ,d accumulated a fair Essex road recently wore given Th« Summit Herald and Fani- rea : will attend Centenary Junior Col- in 1949 during which the majority j torial facilities. Also desired are the Summit-New Providence area Andrew W Clement the Silver Beaver awards, the "y Service Association gratf- amount of college credits. College lege, in Hackfltsfown, of residents were against federal j a conference room, multipurpose Ward 1, highest honor that can be bestowed '"lly acknowledge th« follow- advisors suggested, since she Nine college, girls now receiving aid claiming that the city could room, health room, sanitary facili- "»(t contributions to the 19M Mrs. Ackerman Again ResiMration: Mrs John T. i was doing so well in all her sub- on adult volunteers by a local Boy take care of its own. Those that tie.,, parking facilities, increased Scout Council. aid from the College Club have f'amp Fttnd. Heads Mental Health Unit Carpenter, chairman; Mrs. T. jects, that Mrs. Bacchus broaden had their present scholarships re- spoke the loudest then r.re strange- | play area and safe unloading fa Slontvewski, Benjamin Schepe, Mr. Benner is Council Commis- cilities. Donation* may b« unit to Mrs, Arthur F. Ackerman of *~> out to other fields of study and newed. The two girls wlio will be ly silent now, Mr. Betts added. Mrs. Frank V Learner and Mrs. sioner of the Watchung Area Based upon enrollment estimates I he Summit Herald Camp Fund, Woodland avenue v\as elected to complete a program for a degree. juniors next year are Linda Hid- He also mentioned the collapse r Robert NincMeel, Council and Mr. Lewis is repre- the Committee finds that no addi- « Summit Herald, 23 Bank serve her fourth torm as presi- The literature student spent a ings, studying at Randolph-Macon. of Summit Co-operatives Inc., a sentative of the Central New Jer- tional classrooms will be required Street, All contribution* will be dent of the Union County. N. J.. Public meetings; David l>. year thinking over the matter and Toni Cooper at Women's Col- private group which failed in its sey section on the Region 2 Com- at Jefferson and floosevelt "< know If djret! in The Hrrntd u«- Association f«>r Mental Health. Tnuksess chairman: Mr. Hig- and then decided to work for that lege, Antioch College, Yellow efforts to establish a low-cost l mittee, National Council, Boy housing project in East Summit. schools, both of which have at <-*« otherniit Mated by the The election u.n held at the l«th gins. ..Mrs. Robert K. Polk, Hugh cherished diploma which on June Springs, Ohio. •l«>nor. A,. Kubank and Mrs K. J, Ben- j- Scouts of America. The other seven recipient* who On one point Mr. Betts con- least six classrooms and a kin- annual meelmK Tuesday night in curred with the Herald that Donation* to d«t# «r# •« fol- nett. A member of the Bell Telephone will enter the sophomore class dergarten, Westficld. Returns Slow on Blood "Council had'been lenient," He lows: Pubhcih ' Mrs Thomas F. Laboratories staff, Mr. Benner next fall »re Rita Baird at Rock- (A multipurpose room is u room Mrs. N' Hamilton Mct.iffen of has served as chairman of the asked that it continue to be so. 1 199 Kent Place -boulevard was Nrennati. Jr, chairman; Harold Poll, Red Cross Says ford College, RncUford, III : Bar- having about 900 to 1,200 square ' y. * Mr«. Edwin r. Tr»*t Organization and Extension Com- bara (hide, at Vassar College. Council made no public answer feet of floor area to be used for 25.00 naincd second vice president and | Moscn. Gilmer Twoinbly and Mrs. The Summit chapter of the mittee of both the Council and of Poughkeepsic. N. Y.: Victoria to Mr. BeUsVaddress, music, art, sewing, visual educa- f 14.41 Charles II. Arkley of 3fl Ridge 1 Janir* A. • MacMmT.iy. American Red Cross announced ;« .& Mrt. Alfred I. Anderson IO.M District 5. the latter embracing Lawler, College of St. Elizabeth, A bid for the resurfacing of Colt tion and other activities which do Iturriion 13.(10 road, treasurer, Mrs McGiffen lleadquarler.v Mrs Roy ,R, vesterday that the, percentage of Sunshine iodtty Summit, New Providence and Convent; Barbara Ransom, at road, section No, 5 was awarded not have space provisions. It ^vns rreiected to the Board of Hill, chairman; Mrs, Russell C. returns on a recent questionnaire to Hefler Snyder Co. of Plain- 20M mailed to all residents in this area Berkeley Heights, Middlebury College. Middlebury, should be located aw ay from .. w.tn Directors for a three year term Hopcraft, Joseph A. Zotte, Mrs. field, whose low bid was $4,409.50. Mr Mn. V. f?. Archibald Murray. Miss Dorothy has been very low. The question- UP also has been a member of Vt.: Diane Sniejkul, Skidmore Col- classrooms and should have ade- Also named to the board of di- lege, Saratoga Spg., N", Y.: and A Passaic concern, the Parking Prune. Gi'orce H. Ippolito and naire was sent out to give resi- the Executive Board of the Coun- quate storage space) 2.VW rectors for «hrce-\par tonm were: cil,, a troop conimitteeman, dis- Linda Robinson «iul Carol Smith, Meter Co,jif.New Jersey was giv- j n. a from Mrs F-velyti B Heath^ dents an 'opportunity to state The study was made by C. II, R T Kerby. Jr . of \X\ Sum both of whom are studying at the en theg'hid for equipment for n j »r III. Boy, IS.dfl whether or not they feel a blood trict chairman, stui chairman of Wheeler, Jr., chairman of Ihe «tt)nntUlU » U mil awniU', nod Mr* William Mr. Giihrirlson aba declared the Council Leadership Training University of Rochester, Roches- traffic light to be placed al j I. KMtMn 1 JS.flO M Raker <»' Nf ^ Providence. that an intensive etimpaifiri would program is necessary find, if so, ter, N, Y. Springfield and Passaic avenues. | subcominillee on school housing nt whether futilities should be avail ConiniittMv He is « camper, hunt standards and needs, «»d Morton *B(f Mm. turn N» litunclu'd t'> rpnint;u:e of Mrs Waltei W Nchoi maim, Mr Lewis Is president *"<' i'° lr 4 tttl|f i<* Harvey Mole, Jr., Mrs, Robert M j sec«nd grade, effective June t8. (ContinSled on pa*;? 10 ; - »«(» Mti, IV. P. H. SAN Summits «*••' •I' '"' blood pionr.un cti^uninn. ui^'il owner of Tankport Terminals, * by votfi'd m either minor parly \'b<> Burn^ Mrs Bertram N Milter.) »* » 8«l«ry of SOW) » \car was; \n>.\ week nil! et done public warehouse for storage of 1BW llalph F.. Blank Next year j approved. ! Hill Vo*\ \otc i« iilwtfis many limes Isiru s community would ,*. Hutltr W Martin, com dent of |li« Watchung Ar#s Coun- vlewiriK applicant* mid studying -names have not yet been an-i Church 4 10 M by NiMHiim that tlir most iinpnrtiuil task ol find It helpful Witliout an imlif 1 Wl'tf cil, fh«irm«n of thi> Out ml New itll application* situ«- thp March I -nminred. mil be inducted into tliej Cl«uiglon 2 awl (h'pdlmr It Is pointed mil thud Honor Society nl U\r >menibh x<> \ plnrril by Juine* Jlif wpmhrv* of bi* portv nrr nlty It I* ImrHHtlblf to clpternime Dtftlni :.. I vice rhalrtnun nf Rpjjinn ? He is the awards aip b»M>rt on char-imorrow morning, roinntAmipr. «nd Mr* J«",in Lip rejtlntfi'wl properly anri lo *CP thp fd for ouch H t'lofdftin." *"<< r mmmtr w a world traveler tot grouting »n«l aetrr and need m tvfll a« tnr!m- I Graduation PXPICIM-S ate slated Social ...... 13, 14, IS 2.VIH1 spy. Au*ih»iy ptrsidpnt Anlltony th«t thpy vote on Kledion. Pay. slip HI SOfl (occhttrio was in charge of t chetnplon of the Philmnnt Scflwt Ismtir •ttainmrnt, and thtd a I for June IB at !»:lf> p.m. at which Sport* |« '4HH n. I0.M Trrrft JiwirH urt V rttii- frofi»«tlnli»( P#fm*»*nt Ranch In New Mexirn «nd th« na scholarship i« utibjecl In review Hlme award* and wholnrohlpi will rr»«nm OAROKM oiwrwi, MM l¥l* Cult iu ifltn". l*ifH' lionil »nd world jitnborM-n. each )f>«r, (be announced, fc MlUbtir Ml!m km StAtlTT MWti $1,09111 tup*. THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY/JUNE 3, 1954 grant frfrm^the State ger. president; Susan Bohmer, Local Church Worn** . . »«, WCted to attend the »..- FHlbnt ga TO Afttfld Department studied ^ vice-president; AWce Wilson, sec- At Ocean Grovt Patky _ •; stallaUon of officers of the New Vt retarj; Ida Ruth Kaplon. treas- Dr. Robert Brown, i W:X ^Uny^University, , Englandg . His."PJ?.D. Six Summit women are attend Dr- Virginia Harvey arfcT 1)r. jer*ey Chiropodists' Society at •V5 " lbi Uiit 'X , urer; and Ann Mos^er,. student gov- Frank Speisel, bioth of Summit,! Trenton Saturday night. "is from Columbia University. , ing tht two-day annual meeting During the War he served In ernment president.' Former Resident, Cfrfcy members^ of t)»e Kent «l the New Jersey State United > <>the Pacific Theater as a Navy Church Women at Ocean Grove Chaplain. Dr. Brown is one of Place ghn|uating class from Sum- the. professors under whom David which opened today. To Address Baptists mit are: Mt*4b* Ackerinan, feg- They are: Mrt. George W. Mtr HI, Eaton studied at Union Semi- !>• Askew, Margaret Clark, Mary Rev Robert McAfee Brown, nary." Jane Coombs, BeV#rly Mallard, tin, leading a workshop on Chris- DD,, formerly a resident of Sum- • Karen Micsetn, Constihc^ Moench, tian World Edatiom; Mri. Grace mit where he attended Summit Sarah ftlurphrfce, Nancy. NMurriy, Patten, treasurer of the itate ori High School, ,oowv* rofe&sor at. Kent Place Will Marjorie Nickerson, Ellen Ste|tb, organization; Mrs- Allan R. Dev Union Theological Seminary, re- ' enney, Mrs, T. C. DiUwghtm; i Barbara Sunderhauif, Joseph K r turns to speak Sunday evening at • j Volkenihg, Nancy Voorduin dpd 1 M »- Margaret Buffalo tnd Mrs, the Fireside Forum of First Bap- , Give Diplomas to I.Sidney Welsh- ' • • Hiehard Noel. tbt Church His subject will be "The .Theological Facts of Life, S. I & E. G. HOUSTON or What Every Layman Should , 20 Local Students Know." j Events for the sixtieth com- The Forum,* to be held in the; mencement at the Kent Place WHEN DINING School were announced yesterday Are Pleased to Announce ANTHONY WMIA by Headmistress Florence Wolfe, Think . of ^e COLONIAL INN in t : orJ bkint Promptly Att**d*4 tm The remaining days in the school : We servt the finest food and cocktails aK PLIMBING • HEATING year will be busy ones fur the 54 ; moderate prices in a friendly and pleasant members of (he Class of 1354 who That SHEET METAJL WORK Rev. Robert Brown, DD. atmosphere. . • ' - • . . f i wiU receive their diploma*, at the t CWESTNtTr A VENT E graduation exercises on Wednes- LUNCHEON from $1.10 SUMMIT e-142i^J parish rooms at 7 p.m. will also day* June 9, at 5 p rii. • : The Firm Has Been Appointed include an infw«tl reception for Carolyn Spager !.if, Sumnut.J DINNERS from $1J5 Rev. and Mrs. David H. Eaton president of the senior class, of ; '// 1$ Always a Pleasure to Serve You Headquarters for who will be moving soon to Mil* ficialSy will relinquish the senior SUMMIT AREA AGENTS ford, fjCpn'n. Mr. Eaton was or--steps. to June Minder of Short) Nationally Advertised dained two weeks ago and has Hills, president of the Class of \ COLONIAL INN been assistant~-~minister in the Were Work Clorhes. 1955. at th.e last traditional step \ 54 MAIN STREET First Baptist Church for the last singing ceremony Friday evening, '. , ;••::• .; ' for :Y ^ Sportswear three years. Mrs. Eaton was for June 4. Girls in all gradfts in the •* MADISON, N. J. MAdison 6-086f Sporting Goods a year and a half the music.di- niiddle and upper schools and the ) Free Parking For Our Patroiw in th« Ktmt to, Welcome rector and organist at the church. tntrttiue Thru tVntral Ave.., '-n Camping Needs faculty will, participate in the Lumbermens Mutual Casualty She also taught for a year at the singing ' V « 9 itl Continue to Hm Open on Sunday* * - - i • Fishing Equipment Summit School of Music. Rev; Thomas hi. Mutch of the The Sheet & Luggage, Roberts vS. Reed is chairman Presbyterian Church in Morris- of the Fireside Forum, and a spe- town, will gi.ve; the'sermon at fht- Insurance Company Levi'f. full line cial committee under the leader- haccalaureate service at the Cen- ship of Mrs. Garvice Ridings, i tral iPresbytertan Church, «t 5 AUCTION SALE . '• • • — also — • * • Will be in charge of the dessert p.m. on Sunday, June 6, The sen- •, and reception, 10YS DIPT, iors and lower classes will match OF- Dr. Brown's mother, Mrs. to their pews in the church and i •t . George W. Brown, lives on Elm the school as a group will .sine • We are in a position to service street. ' . •' • the school. litany and traditional, Household Goods and ,':'This meeting closes.,pur ...Fife-.• hymns. Rev. Leonard V. Busch- ' SALZMAN side' Forum season,"" said Rev. mart, nunibter'of the Central Pres- Motorists the public on any type of insur- David R, Barnwell, DD , minis- byterian Church will assist with Personal Effects OFFICIAL ARMY & ter, "and it'1 is a particularly hap- the service. ON NAVY DIPT. STORI py occasion in welcoming 'Bob Tuesday morning, June 8, the ance you desire that is offered Brown,' now one of the brilliant Class of 1954 will gather for the 201 Slain St. -ORange S-7WI younger theologians of our day.Class Day exercises held on the Thursday, June 10, 1954 Insurance Slon. »-» tuei. * Wti. *•* His A.B. degree, taken at Am- school campus. At this time tht herst, magna cum laude, was fol- 1954 yearbook, "The' Cargoes," At the Warerooms of by Lumbermens. »-» rrt. *-8 lowed by the B.D. at Union Semi- Sat. will be presented to the school. nary, <^ura laude, and later on a The dedication of "The Cargoes' will be read and also the class The Summit Express Company, Inc. Company will. Humorous gifts will be pre- sented to all class members and 46-76 Railroad Avenue Summif, Ntw Jersey the class president will make an TO ' announcement concerning the 10 A.MV Kain or Shine SUMMIT LUMBER CO. class gift to the school S. E.& E. G. HOUSTON Exhibition Wednesday, June 9, 1934 Graduation exercises will be A Dependable Source held on Wednesday, June 9, at 5 REG. T. BLAUVELT, Auctioneer 360 SpringfitM Avcnut p.m. These ceremonies take place,* of tht foUawins isods to ts« soJd for *tor*g# eharfM: SUMMIT. for as they have for many years, on Ta Sam *l.ken*. Mrs E. Cillla, Al>n O-Toom,-Chtrlai Cioaiirtll. the lawns of the campus. The •• ti«TfKC# Cromwell. n.»vp F-inut;. Mrs NUry Do4»on, UlM Summit 4-44*4 chaplains for the occasion will be Finny Fr.ankel. Divsa B Frwr, Mrs. Edward O1UU. Hit. J, W. AND Oomh. John A. HiilVrri. Mi** A «• Lunwti. Mr* J. Luc!»no, Lumber and Building Material Rev. Jesse Lyons of the Meth- Mr*. A. S Merrill. >!*•* A'!."*- Mo.->re. O O'Donchaf Mr*. Viol* odist Church and Rev, David K. .-Rwce. Mr* -X-M---h\M*lvt. R(i¥-r?i-d Smith, MSi» T 8\ Cliir, Barn well of the Baptist Church. Mrs. ,J"\se;ih Steunet'^ Mii» O;ih*'.:» Wilmare. SCREENS, SCREEN DOORS Prizes will be awarded by Vou niid-tich o' yo-a *re hfrpl)v no".f','fi th*t tht ::rti» for parmtnt of our i'.»n iip:»rt :!-.» prop^rtv hf#irmft#r dft»c".rlr>*d,. h*vir.f expired Headmistress Florence Wolfe, and after ciii*'r.->ik> :tr,eo' had bttn $:\tn you, w* wiii e»u« »uch ptug' EXTEND OUR and Robert W. Hodges, president of erty t->- «•;• •. . • • the board of trustees, will pre- VMr.t ro-nn »r,d phv'.or ruri;','fjr« (JSning rtx>rn furn:tar# b*4- fwni 'urr,!Ui,"*». c.ia'.rs. tsibSM, pore."; fu.'iU'.ure kitchen 'uniture »r.d sent diplomas. Dr. Wesley North- utfivoiU. chMU and ersnten**, garden ti>jU. cur'osm uncj • contsntj, Combination Doors ridge Haines, assistant to the »u!*<»»<»fl »nd i^oix'iv.'j,. •ri.ir.)w md cmtina bcursj »n<3 eonttnu, VERY GOOD ! president of Keuka College, Ke- hoc»kP.i*«». radio fugs. refrl-<.*r»'.cr*. iewirt* m»c.htnt. ftKldtnj. lines'.*. 255 Broad St. Summit 6-0525 uka Park, N. Y., will deliver the l , lr':i:u. con'TiU at birrrl* jind r>oin ch'.n*, g!a*#w»re( brte-t-brte, l commencement address. Parents, »nd aU othtr gvod» ktv;i»n to d? hou*fho;d effect*. WISHES ' trustees, graduates and other in Stored by you. In your rvtm* »nd for your account in Th» Sum- vited guests will then enjoy a buf- mj; ExprejM C\>:»j>*nv. };.<• ,. WarehoujiM, t,:> 6» ssicl »t Public Auction a: 85-76 Railroad AVMUC, S.wi«if . NVw Jtr&ey on ThursS&j. June fet supper in Mabie House. 10. 1954 at 10 90 AM' »nd continuing uatii nil so-o

The reasoning that $«nds a man to a lawyer, physician, or architect DAVID H, should turn him to The Summit Trust Company for professional work of a financial nature. • KNOWLES A few of the questions that come to mind when selecting an executor are: " Is he experienced? , Springfield Ave., .. Does h« have sufficient time fo perform his duties well? Summit Will h* always be available, and never.too busy? Will he live to administer the estate? SU. 6-5858 The final test of efficiency is results—the,most competent executor

is tht one who serves and conserves the interests placed in his charge. REPRESENTING

For years we have made a business of serving as executor and K trustee. "We shall be glad to discuss any estate plans confidentially with you and your lawyer, with no obligation on your part./ American sign opa hanefsohe Motorists Ok* ' Whfen you ^ilnt, you enn do yotfr house tnd your pockrtbook t good turn tf you ipectfy Dutch Boy, These Insurance tlme-teited quility puinti apply imoothly, give full oov- TRUST COMPANY emge, bmutity *nd protect your home longer. So Insist ESTABLISHED 1891 on Dttfch Boy, u Mailer Piitoteri htvt for geiierotiong! We have « wide nelectton of Dutch Boy Hmm Paints, in Company, ielf-deaning Bright WhJt© or hundwme MnU,

Hatn Ottif Ptuuate Valtty Branch Av§. fieer South St. Summit New Frevt«(e«iae Hill Ciiyfaint 8 Wallpaper Co." Member federal fteterve lyitem 487 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT SU. 4-1026 Member Fetfefit Of etlt Inivrtnc e CeraeriMtn Illinois 'I * "BUTCH IOT" PAINT fO« IVIRt MINT JOI to us as as we know we'll like

ummit to us hnot just another location for an office building, And, of course, they are compensated accordingly. Furthermore,

I , . it was chosen after careful consideration of many possible excellent opportunities will be open through our training courses sites because it offers an exceptionally good environment for for high school and college graduates. wholesome American living. While our assets approach the quarter of a billion dollar

Having made our^ choice we keenly feel an obligation to mark and our 1953 premiums came to s$160 million, bigness is Summit to be a good neighbor and to contribute our share to not our chief characteristic. Ours is a service organization dealing

•••..• . . • • • ' '" ' <.-••••• this fine community. A first step has been the many months of with people in protection of individuals and businesses against effort going into design and construction features of the Kemper economic loss. And because our business is helping people, you Insurance Building. will find our executive staff and supervisors friendly, cooperative We set ourselves the goal of creating a building that would ^people who will, I am sure, become good citizens of this be in character with Summit and would afford the most modern Community. facilities for conducting our business. We are proud of our record, proud of our operations, but

•—-*.# Now may we tell you something about that business so you prouder still of some 6,000 men and women of our staff who, will know what your new neighbor will be like? Our operations countrywide, make it possible to bring good insurance service to require complicated statistical, clerical, legal, engineering and other a million individual policyholders. So we say, we hope you will talents that call for people of special abilities and experience. like us as much as we know well like Summit.

Excerpts from remarks madt by H, G. Kemptr ttt the ground-breaking ceremony Juitt i,

PRESIDENT

American Motorists American Manufacturerf s Lumbermens Mutual i Casualty Company Insurance Company Mutual Insurance Company

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sp . CHURCH DIRECTORY , . : Teachir.l r v j.30 p.m., iutu^r cbou ; Circle *t the home of si, •I; f 14 p.ta , Senior ehwu- « Moaday — i rehearsal. : Circle at Uw «* Mrs, E» Tile Community Church ' Inharian at 6 .p.m.. transportation leaving au the •lit iii it I -nfoc H»*«n» Junior GutM. Refresh mtjit*.

HILARY BLD&.( Sunday - 9 4J •.»., C h ¥ r"l & 433 Springfield Ave. jtfhoof: ll t.oi., Hiriy Convro unite, 75 Large Bags of Groceries unrfd* ^hwjt. 9:»5 A.M. , Tu«*di>—TJO p rn . Boy »couti «p.m., Choir rthe*r»al. • ,,-nANSING'THE VEAR'S WOBK-Ne«lv- elected' left -to riiM »ft: Mrs A.-.E.'Micboo. serr*t*o: Mr* M rtna > rnttt-" .•,-'Wtdse»d*>--» p.ra.. IU - - .ofClC€rs of .the executive board, of'the Sumtn.st C»jn : AUen .R. -UeMJjne>,-.pi-esitle»i: Mr* . • T.. i_.\ Diliini . I'arkdi, .treas .Group Hill meet at th«. !wme el cy o{ j;njteCj church Women met fa*t week to lay jstm, vice-president, asd Mrs. t- i'. To Be Given Away 'el Mucci . • • . • v • ' • -. • ' . • . . • ' ... Mr*. Gunner Fljiik 47 shad; l£'«n ?he f jund&tion lor coming acth itiei." Pictured from j urtr • •• ' .

wood drne. ... 'HHrCo.remg.nily; • T-J«^dsj.-4I p.n,'fifth t»*4 Life 15 Bags Each Day at MaioiRic Hall. ..%e!t>]n«r wit». the bnimiter . at First Church of Christ, Scientist j*fji_._j. p ir , Stpjer ehdir Sprmqfitld Aveftut Summit, New Tomorrct — 4 p m Jusior Presbyttnan Church ;» a ns., Women" choir,- of-CxirUt « f*nt> % -~ 1: S'C' Is 3.30 p- -IB . houve. Plus Other Prizes ue. Re*. Rkbard A. Br>»9 - r-^v ^ . „ ,, t ii A M, Sinaay ScaooJ 11 A. M. r a Sunday — t;4^. a. n\.. Church ! 't\«:n',rji; T'-st.monial Meeting at 8:33 P. M Today—£.:!,* p.m./. Adujt "choir CalvaryItpiscopai Gfiurch school; II a. in , Worship and , rehearsal. . . - . ... [ Everybody Invited fo Aftend .sermon, "lie- Showed Them liii ; Re*. E. f, rw»ei*, Hmimr S' Saturday—4 p.m., 8£». t ur#te '.William L. Vimderhooft, C Maple OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • N. P. Mefhodiit Church 1 itreet. >'ew Providence. •' . KINGS COOKING SCHOOL 04) PPRINOi-IrJLQ AVt.NTE- •'. . Reece R. HiU Sundis— 'J 41'a in.. Church school - T,,d-;~W a. «»., Mil? "comniun To Be Held At The ( far primary, junior, junior-Mfh, (J^>en i.a ./ 1 J:*.-J U »S-L ^-, tpt S^noaji and holid«y«; a»i Today—3:30 p.m., Junior choir; ion: 4 p. m., B3j-»* ehoir; a p. m.. Fr;_i=t> tv«>!::r.gn 7 >" in 't « and a^T th« Wednesday meet- and ^ser.ior high: Adult cless . 4i Girls' choir.." . ' • ' _ S p.m.. Senior choir; S«t-up for Borough _ Kali;: 1.1 _,-a,m-.. Church ing- L.tt-rat-ire em-Oie»et jn 'U(r. e rr.ay be re*d. borrowed sundry—f a. m.'Hftly commun ' C4f/UVisl. _•"•.. "school" br nursery---md klader- MASONIC HALL or {urd Tomorrow and Saturday—Annual garter,; "Worship and serraoa, *'Re- ivu: 10 s. m.. Q%ait rehearsal; 11 fair a.'-d cariiival . sources for Budding the Cammuni- •«. r:,:. Church, »cho:J; Hely com Kent PI. Blvd. and Springfield Ave. Sunday—fl:45 a.m., Church school 'ty;'" GcR^d-Neighbor Dty and recog- hiujiion and addr«k5 by"the rector, for all ages; 11 a m , Worship; nition cf representatives of fivit Monday-~ 10 a m, Holy com- Nur»ery, 'and •cbantable .groyps; 3;S0 p.m.. , iv, union. . : Monday through Friday Wedntsda)—6:3ft p.rn,r Annuas Faith an-d Life-Seminar with min- Tuesday -10 i. m Holy com- m banquet of .the . WSCS at church ister-" a.t parish house; 7 p.m., munion, • • ' Beservitions necessary. June 7,9,10,11 J-umor'high group at parish hou*e. •. "Wt'dnetday —, 1.0 a. m.. Church Monday~i p.m., Women's As- "World Senice-Committee; 8:15 The Mftthodiit Church sociation board inwetiqg at home p. m , looth anniversary commit' From 1:30 to 3:30 P.M. IT Kent Place Boulevard of Mrs. F. C. Coddington, 141 Oak- tee meeting.'- Rev. Jesse H. Lyons Rev.. Robert Kimes June 8th Only Today. — 4:30 p.m.. Junior. High 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. This School Will Be girls' choir; Wesley boys' choir; TAStt THRILL. ..READY TO 7 p.m., Chapel choir; • p.m.,. Voice class; .8:30 p.m., Chancel Conducted By Our Funeral Hume at 309 Springfield Avenue and Motet choirs. Sunday — 9:15 am.. Church: School orchestra; 9:45 a.m., MABEL BOWEN BURROUGHS & KOHR Church ichool; Adult class meets in Masonic Hall; 11 a.m., Junior VITA Nationally known Home Economist H.\ERAL DIHEtTUIIS Cbour, Cherub Choir and ehureii Who will bring you doxens of ex- school kindergarten; 7 p.m.. Sen- $ucce«

AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER, u No Obligation — Nothing to Buy Courtesy of HAVE BEEN 233 BR D REET EASTERN FUEL CO. - S^ MJ? \IUCKY Authorised General Electric Dealer Use The$e in Your Cooking School Recipes Hue Bonnet Heischmann's Id Margarine .30' Dry Yt«i» pkt- of 3 • I \ Chase & Sanborn .21 Tenderieaf Ceffee — Ib. can 1 T»« loft ,.,, \i •% 21 .... lucky enough to wrtst from tha itruggli of lift a cbmpet«nct for Chase & Sanborn .11 Royal 25 49 your family. Se« that it is properly passed on through a will drawn by Intrant Coffct 4 or, K«q. $1.11 1 II your attorney, and then executed by an * xperienced and permanent Royal Bordm's corporate executofr For ipformation phone or write the Trust Depart- G«lotin«> — all n«v*r« 3 pltft. 25' 5 t|t. pkg. 32' ment at Citizens. *_ Royal United Fniit 2 pkgt. 25- 15 • > «#»•< c v » • Royal Instant 00 Dromedary Puddings 3 pkgt. •• • WhlH C«k. Mill ••>«. Tenderieaf Dromedary TM . D.vll'i f—* C«ke Mix . 23'

*.-»» FREE PARKING Of SUMMIT. NIW JIRflY Seninp the Summit and Pmmdt Vaitty Area Behind Market Entrance on «l«hH. H. J. SUMMIT AVENUE Where Mr. Joe Saves You Dough THE SUMMIT HERALP, THURSDAY JUNE 3» I»S4 Central Church Fireside Ferom. Presbyterian First Baptist Church } '*»*** Worshiping at Community ^Qip^i eve services and confirattkm o| n m ornin Monday—7:30 p.m., Scout par- Maple St. and Morris Avr New Ensland at SprtogfleW 'At: ?™$f ? - >» « worship Springfield and W»tdroa Avenues Michael Behrmtn; Sermon, "Ttvtt*, TRY service and communion, sermon ent night. Rtbbi Morrison D. BUI Are Our Sureties." i h, V. Butehman, D.D. Tomorrow-Friday Guild annual topic: "The Kighteousness of Cuter Leonard Poller James W, Muir picnic at home'of Mrs. Lawson Faith," Rev. David Eaton; 5 p.m., Temple S|nai Egertou, Basking Ridge. junior High Fellowship; 7 p.m., Th« U. g. Feder Today—8 p.m.,' Adult choir re- Summit, Reform Jewish Tomorrow—8:30 p.m., Sabbath hearsal. Fff^ Tomorrow—7 p.m., Clipper Club 1^ progressive dinner. Sunday—9:30 and H a.m., Wor^ ship and sermon, "The Spirit of God"; Communion of the Lord's FIRST FOR ji& Mister SOB.'picks Sune Supper; Beceptpi of New mem FROZEN POODS bers; Church school; 3;30 p.m., to erow about Westminster Fellowship trip to the ',V Church in th« Wildwood; Confer ence speaker, R«v, C. Marshall Muir, D.D., of East Orange; i p.m., Kent Place baccalaureate V- service; T p.m., Central Club outing at Briant Pond, THERE'S f« Monday—10 a.m., Sewing group at parish house; 6:45 p.m., Boy .C\; Scout family charter night dinner, Tuesday—2.30 p. m.. Women's It's Dairy Association garden party at the home of Mrs/ Robert he Mare, 71 Vihce Mr Kings itairies are something to brag about every day Templar way. Fig Cookie Froien Dessert in the year9bnt when Dairy Month is celebrated they Wednesday—7:30 p, nv., Business KINGS 9 Women's Guild at home of Mrs. Lookiet are bustin out ail over with 1 Up. lemon juire MARKET Lester Day, Mountain avenue, |4c«p milk JLrup whipping Murray Hill; 7:30 p.m., Lydia ft 'wp «ru«hed Vream Guild at home "of Mrs. Lester pineapple, > J up. vanilli •Aj| 111,ItII l< VALUES! Crone, 46 Colt road. drained : •All flavon - - Swift Method: Break up % Cookies. Add New Low Price milk and blend with a fork until quite Carnation Evaported Fountain Baptist Church smooth. Add pineapple, salt md lem- Borden's Ice Cream pint Rev. Leon C. Riddtrk on mice. Whip cream with \anilii. Fold gently into Fig Cookie mixture. Pour into refrigerator tray and freeze Half Gcllori PVS, of 4 ; , Saturday— 2 p.m., Children's •f**1t'. -i!;* 1SKIMO PUS until firm. Serve iti parfait glasses. Starlac Class, "The Meaning of Church Membership." • » 5 qt. *%t% FREE! Melt Proof Bag with Above FREE! Nabisco TViOfc Sunday —9:30 a.m.. Church Fig Newtons Pkg. school;. 11 a.m., Worship and ser Kraft Kraft inon;*5 p.m., Meeting of Church Doles Crushed 20 School officers and teachers; 6 Pineapple Ox. Can p.m.-, Adult class, "The Meaning 1954 Deluxe Slices Cheese Links of Church Membership;" 7:30 p.m., American, Pimento, Swiss, Smokelle, Garlic baptism and communion. Pillsbuxy Swiss Bacon, Nippy GRAND NATIONAL lb Excelsior Fine LIBBYS SLICED 33c each 25 Frozen COOKBOOKS FROZEN FOODS NOW ON SALE IN OUR STORI Kraft Breakstone CHEESBURGERS PEACHES PILLSBURY IOV'J Ox. Cheese Spreads U. S. Gov't Grade "A" COOK BOOKS 25' Cottage Cheese 1 in Pkg- Can 21 Pineapple, Olive Pimento, 3 Varieties Relish, Pimento LIBBYS SLICED Pillsbury Flour T.99c 8-0%. cup Frozen ^» 47c DEL MONTE STRAWBERRIES Slewed Prunes "•, 23c Kraft's Famous WE'LL BUY YOUR IOVI'OK. i; 2l b Can Velveeta * 29c '* 51c 95c FIRST PIZZA PIE! VEAL CUTLETS 27' FREE! LIBBYS FROZEN 29c Cigarette Case June Bars with 4-Pack Purchase Mr. Joe's Private Stock ORANGE Real Sharp Cheese 1 ;r b 79c Ib. 65c JUICE F.OK WHIPPINO HOMOGENIItD 6 Ox. f ASTTST OPfW^a PACX f» ntf WOH0 Heavv Cream -'36c Milk . . . — 23c Cans 33 fOU COFFEE REGULAR GET A rt'LI. REFUND on first N. J. Grade "A" pactug*. Send hoc top showing SWANSON PIES King Sit* Light Cream ' 23c Milk . . . «••«*• 22c direction*, to Food SpecUltlcc, HfAUHFUl SANDWICH STEAK S PER Inc., Plymouth, M*»*. Give KINGS 2.I8 CARTON Buttermilk ^ - 19c nun*, pric* you paid—and receive TURKEY or Sour Cream "» 23c full refund. 3 i/i MISTER JOE CHICKEN U.S. CHOICE Bone SPECIAL! 39c 3 for 89 ln Large Whites $1.07 VALUE SWANSONS CUT-UP APPIAN WAY Chuck Roast WHITE PULLETS mm PIZZA MIX Frying Chicken dozen And PIE PAN 1 Lb. S

FROZEN Poor Man's Crepe Suiertes MILADY BLINTZES Short Cut Hickory Sweet Boneless Lean, End Cut FOOD CHEESE or BLACKBERRY Pkg. 39 Smoked Beef Sliced Veal Pork RECIPES MILADY MILADY CORN FRITTERS POTATO PANCAKES Tongues Bacon Stew Chops 1 lb. Peach Crisp Pkg. 33* Pkg. 25' lb. Layer lb. lb. 3 pkg. frown % cup butter peaehei or margarine WELCIIS I ilieei white 4 " ORANGE JUICE 6 Oi. OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL O P. M. 2 tarn $| .19 Beech-Nut Oven-Fried Chicken STARKI8TNEW ALL for 9 n TUNA Baby Foods I pkg. (2 to V/, 1 t'p. PIE Each BIRDS EYIYEE CHICKEN - 321 Springfield Avenue Ib.) froten obire %mtr Strained Junior rbirken EYB"~ l 1 up celery wit BREASTS, LE&S or THIGHS A t. iour cream % up. puiirikt SUMMIT I limp. lemon 2rlove» lif full lb. 99c jnir#, fmh, 1 ip. Free Parking in Rear of Market hmfn or I*a'*h rapper 5 • 49< 6 - 89 rsminl 11. flry hrr ad or BEARDSLY BITE SIZE rrarker rrumbi Corn-Oatmeol and Instant Cereal Food, pM|, CODFISH CAKES Tluw chiilcrn ««f>rdifi£ to p dirnii'tnt *nd drain St«rt--yo«r| Save 10* M i1O P or moderate, Heat k Serve

h ••*.*• rib, thohptd (t«lic. ""I' *m' Chunking Chow Mein Dip fhiclrfu pitm into tht« minui »nd cover .^-ilh htnd or gallon Where Mr, Joe Saves You Dough etc.; but it ia f* more important area and all over the country have ! in a year are negligible by any means. As a LETTER'S* to keep oury word *ai other moral built rcpiacemejit houaiag first and "• nation we should continue to fight every min- then proceeded to tear down the LEND A HAND!! Birthday Greeting-* oblijiaUaBs: "" sub-standard housing, afterwards. | ute for reductions in the death toll. But let You staU thtt it is 'fantastic" } us not imagine, because the total rises, that Editor, Summit Herald: that ti« GleawooH Place families It is not an actuate answer for the Council ta s«y» *D warm sprin* »—"hine,. or? a convenient ctreet press our thanks for jour excel- ] mean*, the entire argument would housing plan whenever »ny *B* MS. Your tm- families are Negroes and aot ized their action by saying this forgotten years. . formation concerning our nursing sort of thing isn't for t city like trtbutlon for a part of tra» very prosperous. Our real eitate Hull or krtnj dotutloai to sum wilt b*}p Th# H "This." he said, a* he appreciatively ex-. services program, Summit. WeU, now we have the uiuiai4 Siflcertlv, men don't specialise io homing The Summit Htrotd HwrtU-riunMty StrvU* A»- panded his chest, "is. strolling weather." for tuch people., inevitable &ll«rattive of evicting Elizabeth D. Hiatt, President relation (\unp Fund "Strolling weather," indeed! Also, why not raise your lights some of the families, I presume 22 tank Street In its fifth yttu) (Mrs. Anioi we should all be proud of this How long ago since we heard that phrase. and discontinue '••these childish •ut untergettable §timm<* has NOTICi: entering a new field in the commercial world Uarljr afternoon. \ , oft President: Ejsenhower, The fulfilled i»s obligation to-do some- Blr., Al • Pttder, for'mf rly «f '-if is rapidly becoming an insurance center \ I There was urgent need to work off some j Jj^jJJ ^i^ ^n' thing about-providing replacement KINGS MEAT MARKKT ii housing. • •s well as a research center, ., of the many hundreds of calories absorbed-j located) at Summit Food Mar- cans o( aii partl(JS have lccepled The Council- nonce and your ket, in Springfield Ave. To all Lumbermen* is an important name in the mto t^e system, besides the ever pleasant j lne morai obligation of providing editorial both overlook this im- my customers who care to get insurance business and when it .joins the stimulus of observing what was going on in I decent housing for those now corn- portant point of nroviding replace- in touch with me, Call Stt. i i ranks of Chubb & Sons. All-State Insurance (tfce neighborhood. j P*Ue& to live in slums." I empha-ment : m'5ine Other cities in this and New York Life Insurance Co,in locating |' Custom in those days forbade noisy or-1sue the key words.-moral obh- gation" and "providing," in this area there is little dispute to Summit's • ganized.garnes like baseball on the Sabbath, Except for Councilman Gilson claim as an insurance center. i It was one day in the week, too, when mother and ex-Councilman Rome Betts, Heretofore we have been recognized as' a and dad had-leisure time to give to the chil- official Summit has consistently An inportont link research center, and the establishment of , dren who, on"Sunday were .restless..because evaded this "obligation. Council multi-million dollar plants by BelS Telephony,; t|e amenities confined them to sitting quietly has appointed live housing com- of service Ever listen when two men are leaning on the back Celanese, Ciba and Air Reduction has made olfg^e veranda or the front stoop. How bet- fonce? that designation a proven fact. ter'Vplnti it than by taking the family for a j mmiations by any committee for lathis area,M Tliey talk about baseball and gardening •— and Summit should be proud that Lumber- stroll and separating them from mischievous i providing decent housing to r«- inevitably — business. place our slums. When each conv rnens selected this city for its eastern zone ; companionships? ; And they might start talking about us because offices. Concerns of Lumbermens stature * So the family ie,t out from home, children mittee tells them of their ' moral obligation," Council simply ap- we offer a buainess-like proposition: do not pick a site for so vital an operation on in the van and parents bringing up the rear. points a new committee. In this 1. Security on their money . . . insured up to a hit-or-miss basis. The decision to invest With the advent of the automobile stroll way they have evaded their re- • millions and transfer staffs is reached only To the needs of our $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan ing began to decline. Today it is a lost art. sponsibilities well knowing that Corporation. • after careful and painstaking surveys. The It has now reached the point where a sugges- the real estate men of Summit choice of this area by leading insurance com- tion to "go for a walk" is regarded as assign either will not, or cannot, provide followman , ,. we 2. Dividends compounded semi-annually. legal housing for these Negro panies testifies to the inducements that the of eccentricity. • .-'*•' families, within their means. 3. Availability of money when. wanted. Summit Area has to offer. It matters little dedicate ourselves During hit primary campaign, If you haven't talked over our activities with whether a company iocates in New Provi- Current Comments yoti attacked the integrity of Mr, dence, Millburn or Summit for the entire Gilson for running as a Repub- your neighbor ... do. Area benefits by all commerical progress. Griping About the Weather lican after not voting for Eisen- s Philadelphia Inquirer) You'll be discussing a plan which can mean a We in Summit are fortunate in having a hower in 1952, Now you attack The same people who, a lew days ago, his integrity for being the only safer, surer future for .you and yours. controlled commercial development. Our in- were complaining about the rain undoubted- Councilman to, support Eisett* dusttries and large business concerns are of ly are the same people who, today, are toss- hower on rehouiing for people ia Fontuitdin 1914 , the highest type and make "good neighbors." our slums. People wonder what ing off unkind words about the chilly breezes Lumbermens will be welcome in Summit lies behind these attacks which which give new meaning to springtime here- and we feel sure it will like our city. Its extend into your hews - columns abouts. and seriously distort the facts. HILL CITY SAVINGS predecessors have found Summit a "good They are incidentally, the very same peo- For example your editorial place to live and work" and we are confident . AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ple who. last winter, spoke unfeelingly about statement that the "obstinacy of that Lumbermens will do likewise. three families (on G1CI>\M>UO ROBERT D.BRO13GH the beautiful succession of snowfalls, those 'lace) should not block progress- SUMMlf • NEW PROVIDENCE white blankets which inspired poeta to bliss- for 5.000 others in the city" in NEW JERSEY" Analyzing Traffic Deaths j ful utterance and which inspired our pedes- sinuate* that this is art argumen> Not • wt€k goes by .without some letter, ; trians to.other utterances much less blissful. between these three Ncgrt pamphlet or series of articles pertaining to j Indeed, if we are to be quite frank about families and the other residents traffic fatalities being received m our edi- j The Herald's own reports on Int. it. these arc the identical people who, a cou- L&51 Council meeting di*cu*5in» torial mail. AH are pertinent, as highway toll j ple of weeks from now will be out in opposi- he city's acquisition of Glenwood figures prove. And the problem is the con- : tion to a neat wave, and who in August, will Place.show that the parking lot cern of a great many organizations for the |: be telling us that after all it isn't really the was to be built to help Summit's -.literature is sent by insurance companies, heat but the humidity. merchants. Commuter parking state agencies, automobile associations, high- was not the point and the Civic i In September, one may be sure, the Associations, largely composed of way associations and a host of others. ! weather will be equally obnoxious, much too commuters, proteited bftteriy But to much is said and so much bat jhot over Labor Day—almost too beastly over this ,"sub»ldy" to business* betn printed on the subject of reducing the ; sticky to go places—and by October tht bit- The Inter-Racial Committee sup- number of highway accidents that perhaps ter breezes will make life unhappy even {or ported Council in their wish to Friends of the Groom? it might be worthwhile to present another build a parking lot for shoppers, those with box seats for thi Worlds Series. on condition that Council provide side of the story. ' " „ , ; If from this you have concluded that some replacement h o u s i n g for the ! Deaths on the road can not be expected people are hard to please where the weather families displaced. Other than j 1 to decline if travel on the road rapidly in- , is concerned, your conclusion is roughly 100 the Inter -.Racial Committee, the | creases each year. There are more cars being \ per cent accurate, Trouble is, those same only people who supported Coun- driven today and therefore mort danger. cil were the merchants. Probably ' people can often be identified—in a mirror. because of attacks by Civic As- Motoring is a form of travel, the same We found out that way too. loclation, Council gave all. the as- as plane or rail travel. We know that sta- Meanwhile, button up your topcoat, Sum- surance asked by the Intcr-Itacisi tistics on air travel have been brought down mer's just around the corner. Committee. to a better understanding by dividing the Directly quoting- the Herald. number of fatalities by the number of miles ii«t* t© Bother Vo«, Hut... "Stanley O. Morgan wanted more " of flight. This ^method cl«Wly shows that; 'Philadelphia Inquirer} specific plans as to how the sn Glenwood Place people would be been, frirndt of the danger of death by plane travel has been } I* » 't the purpose of the McCarthy- relocated. President Hlckok sai4 looking forward reduced every year. Tht railroads compute j Army inquiry, but the early sessions of that the Houting Committee would travel deaths the same way. .televised investigation have at least provided take care of this and that Council «w faintly, an So why not do the s«me for highway I fanciers of cliches with a new example of would take responsibility." Sev- incrra»«a our opportunity travel? In 192? there were 25,800 traffic j those trite and empty sayings that bob up ersl of the present Council heard Hickok thin commit them, but dwths. In 1952, the last year for which com- f all the time. the only responsibility they have pltte figures are tvailable, there were 38,000. j John J. Lucai, jr., part of whose job it ever taken wa» to «end frequent Uling a basic highway travel figure of 100 was to listen in on the telephone conversi- eviction notices million vehicle miles, there were 16.3 deaths tions of Secretary of the Army Stevens, came Your editorial argues, "Gilson in 1927 as compared to the 1951 death rate up with this one. A man in Lucas' position ipeakt of the clty'i renponiibllity Of 7.3. .•;-,• has to know when the telephone talkers drop in caring far Ihe Gtenwood Place families and of providing them This means that the increase in fatal ac- the meaningless banter arid get dowrtto cases. with other homes. We dt* mil think cldents on our road* is due to the rapid in* To Lucai, the sure sign for action was when the city it required to adopt such crease in traffic and not an increase in care- one or the other said: "I hate to bother you a paternalistic attitude which, in less driving. We could look at the figures but effect, amounts to « subsidy." in another way. There has been an increase You urge here that our city br*»k This hat everything to qualify it •« n s pledge given by « h^poniihle in the totals, of course, but there has also cliche. It provides words to bridge the con- officer. Everyone knows that "ta been an increase in the population. The num- versation over from the time-waiting inquir- provide decent housing lot those ber killed per 100,900 people in this country ies about health and golf scores to businen now compelled to live in rote during the 25-year period of 1927 to 1952 It makes it appear as If tht anker of tht favor may require subsidy, but that from 21,8 to 24.4. When one considers the doca not justify breaking the ii sorry he hais to ask it, which nobody bt city'* word or repudiating Elaen- greater use of our roads this does not repre- lieves. It gives the impression thit the hower, Alw your horror of a BANK Itnt a major advance. fallow on the other end is too big a shot to subsidy ripvpr est#nflp#l to the » FIRST NATI •'"fttitttty. we might- th»« to .fester*** v,-.!i.h Uifle», but wt intn of ronttructibh ul » %h<,pptn a purl- isauc in terms of motor vehicles licensed and the world know how these thingti are, don't ing tot which might well operate at a los». Of coursp, ttitat would or SUMMIT driven in 1927 and 195?. In 1927 there were we? N a aubuldy to tht hu»tnni« min 11,1 deaths for each 1WMXM vehicles. In 1953 •*Hatt to bother you." That's a laugh. of the city and you don't iecm '/ ttHHNt were 7.2. * "Glad to tots this one in your lap" would be to regard such $y|wldif>s as "pa- fOVMtl* IMf Apparently, then, the increase in traffic mor« honest, But if anyone were so blunt ternnilttie," dtaths can be explained by tht increase in at that, he'd ihock a world which likes to t believe that In the public in- tiff on tht road, pmul&titm and travel; not deal in these barm tens evaaions— and he t»r«t tht dty should build park- f ing free to shopper* and dtfifiltilj oil i«cf#a## hn ear«?t»an*as, might lost hit ilcanae aa a full-time practi- subside our Nsioeia district Toil dow notn*tn timi t!» 14400 fetttu tioner of the art of clients, without ««•«! 10 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THU1ISPAY, JUN| 1, 1114 Nft f liberal trt§ college fo,r women, Harvard University. He has Although thf conquering Span- Old Guard Membeis Speakers Named was graduated Phi Beta Kappa sen ed on the faculties of tev iards found that the ptopk ot from Brown University. After eral American colleges and uni- Peru had large numbers of emer- For Kent Place •tudy at the Colgate-Rochester versities, and is a member of the alds, the source from which they See Russia Through School, h« th«n gained his Doc- American Association of Univer- obtained them never has been dis- SOLD Commencement tor of Philosophy dtgrce from sity Professors. covered. THROUGH THi Speaker's Eyes Speakers for the sixtieth com '•• "A Yankee Sees the Russian inducement at Kent Place School Summit Real Estate Boards was the topic of 3. O. Arr U wtre. announced yesterday by speaker at the Old Guard meet Headmistress Florence Wolfe. at the YMCA. He Rtv, Thomas S. Mutch, D D,, Listing Introduced by Channlnf R. Dool program chairman; for June, minister' of the Presbyterian Mr. Arroll has travelled ext Church of Morristown, will de- j lively and has been active in ma liver the lermon at the bat-en fields from the Mexican bor< laureate service at the Central with General Pershlng to Soi Presbyterian Church in Summit, ^% ,f Africa, and to Russia, where lived for four years studying at 5 p.m., Sunday, June #. people arid learning their lingua Dr. Wesley Northridgt. Haines, His admiration for 99 44 100 of assistant to the president of Keu Russian people, obviously, kno ka College, Keuka Park, N. Y., no bounds, although he did deel will make the commencement ad- LOOMIS GRADUATE -, John W. that as a people they understi dress at the outdoor exorcises on nothing but the "big stick" and Lawrence, ion of Mrs. Bryant M. the Kent Place campm, Wednes seems to regret that we do ot Harroun of 10$ Maple street, will have our own, "Teddy" to wi day, June 9, at 5 p.m. Rev. it. Also, as a people, he said t graduate next Friday from Loom- Leonard V. Buschman, D.D., min- the Russians are the most po is School, Windsor, Conn. In his ister of Central Presbyterian In the world, being, possibly, s senior, year he. wag a -member ,of Church, will assist with the bae- ond -only to the Japanese; Ihe Student Endowment Fund, calaureatp service, and Rev. Jesse But Three Millions Party Memb Stagehands Union, Junto Charity Lyons of the Methodist Church The-speaker referred to the f and Rev. David K. Barnwell, D.I), Organization, varsity football and [that of the 260 million Iiihabita of the Baptist -Cfyurch, will give *>f Russia, but three million wrestling 'teams. He plans to en- the invocation and the benedic- ; Communist Party members, wl ter Cornell University this fall. hut three men really have a tion, respectively,, at the com- thing to say, He told of his i mencement exercises. 123 WhiUrcdgo K.-dd. Summit, purchased by Unate associations with Russi whence they had been 'bariUhcd by Dr.- Mutch was born at G»Is- v j from the Czar and his family Lenin and Trotsky. Mr. and'Mm, William j. Houston, Mr. Houston o shiels, Scotland, and lived in his ii antedated with'Nuodex Products in Eliz- ;"Joe" Stalin, with whmn he ,sl«fpt, Prior to t|ie speech ,<\ Henry youth in'-the district of Scotland, j in the same room, for three weeks-, abeth. This home was formerly owned by Mr, Ortman and-William Zigenfus, both made famous by Scott's "Lady _ Stalin, he characterised a« he of Chatham, *nd Raymond.'-M. of the Lake." He received his *nd Mrs. William l\ Worthing' n. I equal of the "slickest Yan ee,Oaks of Short Hills were elected edeucation at the Haverford I ;horse-trtder"—one of the smartest t membership. School, Princeton University, and I (individuals one could meet, arid!as McCormiek Theological Seminary. — jtough and as ruthless as he > Louis H. Nuse reported on the as recent meeting of the Prudential He served churches in Roches- smart. Lenin, he described ai a Retired Men's Club which a few- ter and Kchenectady, N. Y,, be- : most nondescript man with, hi iw-Old Guardsmen from Plainfield, fore coming. . to Morristown in Automatic ever, such searching eyes that one Westfield and Summit attended. 1936. In 1950 Grove City Col- flectrfr could not get away from him; lege honored him with the hon- Skillet' further he declared, Lenin was (all Anchorage, Alaska, is one of orary degree of Doctor of Divin- Presto out for Russia, while Trotsky 4a8 the fastest-growing eities under ity. His daughter, Elitabeth, all out for himself. Kerensky, «|ith the American Flag. Its metro- graduated from Kent Place whom Mr. Arroll became frie id- politan population has jumped School in 1946. ly—even entertaining him at jlhe from a scant 4,000 in 1940 to 50,- Dr. Haines, assistant* to the w Yale Club—he said was an in- 000. president of Keuka College, a lksually clever speaker, sway ng new! thousands with his oratory, "he: Czar, the speaker said, was;: a: splendid, democratic, fellow, wl ile Wonderful to O1VEI Wonderful fo GIT! the Czarina was a most graci HIS lady and the wonder of the in lu- ence of Rasputin (a filthy fell< W)i over her was only explained by the; Smith Coroiu "monk's" remarkable ability \ to; alleviate the sufferings of ||ior GRADUATION hemophiliac son. \ j [• Of the tragic end of the cjjzar; the world's fastest and his family, Mr. Arroll claimed, to kiunv nothing, but he expressed portable typewriter i the belief that their brains wljeru FBi 1 blown out, in some Siberian to'kn, lj all-in-one Just ? 10.0U Down, At little •« J1.J3 a week BAKE (<%nd other makes too) Summit Typewriter Service BBAISE5SZ K electrical 5 WOODLAND AVI. 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giv*n away each day aad on the * fradualone so 0. Donald Hoi! Exams Listed for Jobs final day a General Electric dish Witt* th« vaf a Aecjber of the Ne* At Borough Post Office Office Building cooj^l Dies On Saturday y Pond and Blue Goose, \*»* Pruudence -- An examina --Following Uve Bffkeify Heights - D DonsH Field'Men's < Inb of Nt* Jersey. of Summit. '.accidents. He said that thi* c«m Downturn Club, Jr ring brook tjon for apuoi-t"ie::t to Substitute mony the party H.21 of 9Z~ Mounra;a avenue Cl'ih, Mom: low n i>r.d Ch-ik and S:tbsti".ite City Carrier Srook country riul> StturcJay ii^ht IP Overlook Hos- lessons, helpful hurts on cooking land other puWic-spinted groups the I':re Prc\«>nhoi> A.^ociution of u bs in tlie New Providence Post and a buffet supiy.r pital after a yiiort diner?,, He wa» and demonstrate ht.w to prepare into action in an effort to find a o?G i '47 Mr. Hal! w&s bom in NewNew Jpft-pj. He was past presj- ; Office ha* been announced by the dejit of the latter organization • director, S*c"« operations are not lho»e to complement other home appli but off a fraternity at and a sister, Mrs, Paul R. Evans Office may file in this examina anees. was introduced d in Sum jof* *»ctory highlhhy l tehtech sity. Mr.' Renner i tion. nature tha of St. Paul. 'Minn. > —••• n mit this week by WiUtam A Mar ^^ * «Q«»5«<* «"»• of management Slices were held in Hie Hae- No specific education or experi tia, president of CuUigan Soft! "M Jhe same lime., he smd ' tt berle & Harth Home for funerals. ence is required but applicants! Water Service which..serves the iwiU offer unusual opportunities counta and 971 ClintoClintonn ' ave-nue.. Irvinglon, must take a written examination. Summit area • i- ' • {through our training courses for Tuesday, at 9 p.m. Burial was in All applicants are required to The new softener, which -is now ihfrh ^hool and college graduate*." Th. Eairvi*"-' Cemetery, Westftetd, report for examination to Morris; on display at Eastern Fuel Corn- He indicated that the yesterday. tovvn High'.School,- Morristown,' o,h pany, is a table-top model in might establish other service of June 19, at 9 a.m. . tended to ta&e its plaee beside fices with the statement thai "Our Further inforihation on the ex- smart appliances in the modern jbuddingjiere n .the stMidard for Ornamental iron W« I Toffoy through June 6) amination and the necessary COMING TO TOWN—A one-day performance of the ithe buildings"'*e must build •*'*«-< »* i forms for applying may be ob-f Brothers Circus wUl be held cm Tuesday, June-15, under the auspices Come see Mr. Martin explained that the Wrought Iron, Hr«t-,s «lld taihed' at the Sew Providence \of th« Berkeley HeifhW Amerjcan Ltgi«n. Advance ticket sales are new | Mr. Heiheke said the shift in op-1 r« run p j Post Office <>r from the Second inq'w b«ing made by Legion members. The Hunt Brothers circus, now j leratiohs from New York, Philadel NJCK ESPOSITO United .".States Civil Service Re- iin its 62nd season, presents many feature and unusuaj acts, as \&* .n-fotWr^.rto be MADISON gion, Federal Building, ,Christo-" |as seven tfained elephants, wire walkers, jugglers, trained x the the ne^ serVice office would bet pher street, New' York 14, New.| monkeys arm' ponies, clowns'.and Above is Mile, Uabrielle. a| ? P°P^ar Cullisan'Soft York. • new member of'the circus•,'fainiiy.-arnl- her ...trained wonder horse, inH, ^ryice.-____;_ .__ ^ ' houette,- The.circus-will-be held.on Sv>«ngfieHi avenut'. _ ' -!#*•' •"*•"• 7~T~ " Exams Listed for Jobs At Township Postoffice nvu$t take a •Ariften examination Fun Fair and Carnival i School Survey witri All applicants .are required to • (Cotinued from page 1) Berkeley Heights—An exanuna Tomorrow and Saturday WITNESS WANTED! ri'gort ifor examihatjon to Morris- phase .for the schovl housing fore- j sensational A World's Fair of N'ew Providenc'e—IA "bfwm year" tion for -appointment to Substi* town High School, Morristown, on cast. - , .•••'"'••••.- > •• SPEED SELECTOR sue Clerk and Substitute City Car- June 19, at 9. a.m. far the Methodist Church's annual Ralph H. Savre. Jr is chair- Operator of a Red Jeep Going Nqrtji ei| HOME < Building At list ytsi on «!«! rier job's in the Berkeley. Heights Further information .on the-ex* {(in .fair and "carnival was-piedicted man of the Lay Comnyltee and. tdl csnuec speed X* I I Post Office has been announced 'at a- r fwBinJ PICS 4'' amination and the;, necessary Mr.-Wheeler. Mfe chairman. Mrs. Fullv Erected ; ' bv the director,"Second Regibn, forms- tot applying may be' ob committee . members. The affair Edward Trayford is acting secre- Passed by a Hudson Jet Car Bearing Net| TefhbuUl "Excursion" House ;United-"States Civil Service Com-' \yilt be" held tomorrow from 3 to tained a|t the" Berkeley Heights tary-treasurer , and Mrs. John York Registration on April 2% ar 11:10 F Sponsored by the rrijJssioR. New York.. New York. Post Office or from the Second 9 p >ii. and Saturday from 10 am-Sayre, secretary for meetings. . Ford Foundation't Tf' Workshop Trie starting- salary for these jobs United States Civil Service. Re in 9 p.m. at 1495 Springfield ave- Who Was later involved in Acdden ,'is Si.6l'-i an hoijr. . • The report ronMsts of_27'"papes \ 71st REGIMENT ARMORY '.,glon, Federal 'Building, 'Christo- accompanied by charts, maps and Persons living within the de- pher street, New York 14,, New T!?e carnival will inelude a pony Intersection of Route 34 and Nowtr.cn S; Park Avenue and S4th Si. run. •;];iddie" rides, games of-skill', several pages of statistical data l>

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?O« Wi BBT DEAL ON AN VOUR Ford Dealer BERKELEY HGTS. Amp. Post 354 Amprit an l4>Klon CLEANERS DILLON MOTORS, INC Tues., June 15, j; 65 UNION PLACE SUMMIT Morris Phon. Su. 6-4200 Summit, N. J. Springfield Avt, Ground* THI SUMMIT W«ftja, TWKSB4Y, JUNE 3, Netted Vou* In* Scout Troop 31 of franklia geliooi Mrg. George Sqwyer. Troop 2,•\ BELTONE 44 Parents and \ Mrs. .Charles Kan? and Mrs. New Providence Junior At tti me«un| ©a Hay 27 th« . .^ J~->Hughes, .• lenders, aod,| School, is pi annul ti.i sperd of 4ircctori of the Fim ftwp 5,' Sumtnii Junior - High -j \veek-cnd at * ujlli her paring Aids sl Baak *nd frwit Com- Friends Open Up l,-with*.M&s Iftfene Moore, J$4 Different finings p^y of Summit, decl*rtd th« i«g BAturitf for All ft|«tu tttwrtat **<• war wmi-tnnujil diviaend of $3 i f All ft|t per share, piui m ut Troop ctir testify ';••., •' /or Ijc-Kt Tfc# FAMOUS CJtCfTtNG to -thj&t, hating''spent lasCweek- 4!, weeks. — July 6 to Aug. ,^7 2.7 $200 eul »1- Jh* f»inp_er»ctini tents,, |3oys atid Girh 7-18 years old f Jbo)\s and Girls ,6- 4•'years old .fetunif 'bo*U -ia. 'tb« w$Ur . *«d' -Elcnaoitary, hi^h jtjfool subjects )• ' - '; S.tpar&le Ci ^iuj hpM.i>eel**aing chart* -in -tjh* •Reviewctfdlb. AdlVrfjJvc ttcdifs: ; Hourr !/A.M.'- 4:H P.M. • k*dge ,«rtd, kitcbep/ '. . , I, • English, l&pfgijifset, Sviemx-j, instruction,. v frnni'5, • vjtiflcy ba •Mr* .-Manin 0.-.Fletcher was tn • Mafiit [i!.ilii v, fj.i''tofy. m. !_, .outdoor d ' rifts, hike*, eharjk* *'f lh« week-end, Hef »#«- KiiiifJi.d Reading j times//( nature study,, drtn story' »«sur.t> Included $i% boyt from a | «_»V:) .Y filing, soaod movi;'s. Arts and ftj'j Stout Explorer Troop from i rf l "Make-up'"1, subrctli Crafts supplies. D Hcious, nu- ,Nc*" Prtsv jdeacc with their lead- i "LONG PLAYING Lltintiitiry couists iritious daily lunch ton. Al>oive tr*. jrimes Byrnes and Jack! Summer fees include rtation. ( . V>*y,er The bays later left for ' &oy% »nJ Gtrls 7-18 y«is tiki nu/se «n aUcndancc. a tarw» trip on th« iWlawtre Fof'-ilM&e tlr\irnig to live on the and golf ,sm dlexira.ftt. ' mi OUR PillENT STOCK THAT it p»tt f*mp and ptti studiej, (if it\>' -finpi fvus.on by H'li'Ot' (>Uf *' p and tfc*r !ila>«r ,*r* tt Camp Wanola.^m* the j JiV tamp. Atii-ictivt diirrnitotiti. fitulij- jnj eifterimi1 d t()un.sclois Mayer ftol^rt.B|dgley of Nik PrwWfBef cut tht Mr, Bttffio ind Mr. and'Mrs T i Untvtt ' Th? of (Jirl 1 Five .day* or full wfefcT (jr«ij (CKKI tlcrrrt.nt.Ky md h 'l Sthijol QUAILS AT aw W (jumfortiHc IKJS, Ht-uicmothti jiKi ribbon it CkarwittP Club on Sunday % effhrtiUy pool •!• nOW open daily fr liii « p m' utstti'i.ch«-! i1 C4riiptr$; ribbon it CkarwittP Club on Sunday % fituf ty 'membcts Hempdial Re »ding v ptbc.^lub'^ i ntw swimming ppoe t ffnt *- i Com© 16 v in tftjngftitjtdd 606 ptf|OR»U| aU|«diod f thf Cfremony; from" Soon to i p m on ...„»„,* KURSIli* and KINSfRCARTIM CAMP puripfUi't •fterneou roorl ihan *.spo- fajoytd the Glbbs Guis ami )Bo)«. Z (o 6 years old One, two or !hr|c sessions t-Jottf 18 $60 Now OOO. Mrs- Arthur Ackerrnan c! t..-. , , ... ,. s,n Junfil-July- I6'*r>,' July !9 Abg." 1J $80. Htotlh Fund Extrc Dividend Declared ia jl'il l.i.]nchtofi'< . • Tuinc J Teathen. Summit and president of the On TMe^dir, ike Montclalr -Rln thtKio — W.iftr i'l,iy—in.Jn i.iu.'l n< hh studied. Drive Exceed $5,0d0 Tuntpoiuuon imuilnMnis iww beibj! icteind. fti$tin' County Association declared that Summit .Tru»t C Jar or pirn/ Contribution* ti the Summit (hit year other communities have ICHOOl 700 Pro»pe(» Avenue WI$T OR/ fiGE, N. 3. clsred M rftvtiJend ni 50 «r?« }<>;" tv* Mitt J )t*'^ efd — pt:i-n* OR l-i-U-i, All ntft Pit i OK I i}00. Menial! -HfilUi fund esnjptigji" raOre nearly ipproximaled the utar and 25 cents e:itr* n.t c-\. totaled $5,215 80 «i of Monday,, ic- response previously made by dend is payable Jure id u» siv^t cording to John Summit, holders of rt>co:il Jare ? chairman. Pointing out that some She stated, 'Thi$ demonstrates KATHARINE GIBBS workerg hav« not yet r«pcrt«d, th* fact that Summit citiieni by Evidence indicates that Us* The JABBERWOCK their pioneering effort and through Mr. Summersby said he expects bird liecanie extinct m Us* las MOt-ttil 325 SPRINGFIELD AVI. SUMMIT 6-929. their yenerouh contributions and half of the nth Century. the final tabulation to exceed $«,- leadership have help«d the men-! 000. tal health program to be engender- The Union County quott Is >40,- ed in ill parts of Union County."

Mrs. Modern says: _ CHICKE FRICASSEE ROASTING "the best cooks in town SALE lbs. end up Our -nn&MMf*'ate-acm-inc tlit jroa can't. be«t OK Selecf ion ' ^«*IHjr P&* • .^se«ci4? ,sal« j^co in a used' car deaL Why doat .ires _visat oar k* and see these Double To V«!ue hartairsi .befee they're all, gone. . , • CHOOSE • , Come a, get a DcmUe V«luc-an OK u»?d c»r *t RIB ©w *ale ^ice—backed by o«r written warranty." . ' • FROM VON SIEFART CHEVROLET, Inc. ROAST Ib. 224 BROAD ST., SUMMIT SU. 6-6500 OPEX^UVTIL f P. M. WeFil Automatic Electric Cooking HOME-FREEZERS At Lowest Possible Cost! For electricity means precision heat Automatically turns Hotel* & Restaurants ! applied! out perfect food every time. vegetables cook with less water. Sfimmer in their own AUTOMATIC Direct From the Farm i, healthful juices, MEDIUM . . electric heat is radiant heat. Like glowing charcoal dot. embers. , Utcause meats roast without basting to cut wasteful shrinkage. ELEGTRIC LARGE ... §#CClUf • electricity is much cleaner. Since there's no flame, there's dot. no soot or grime. §#€

.- < -• , ' r .—^_—p. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE i, l«4 X X!*»s#s. corresponding secretary- lieu of O'DonneTt inability to- pa? Counsel for the defense, Roger Mi lobs H«fr 0 racy Bre«n, retiring presi- « fine of $100. Conaat of Summit iatroduced «vi-; Members of the Summit Old Republican Group 1 dence to show his clieBt. a vet \ des!. «i* -decled honorary past About three weeks ago. Borough Guard were guests last week of eran, suffered i disability of his; Bell Telephone Laboratories al v police said, his license wa* re Mr Louden s.poke of the need hearing. Counsel admitted (or his j Murray Hill. The regular meet- Elects Officers, l.t i'jll MipjHiU of si] Republican voked in Springfield and a $100 client charjifs ot careless driving ing of "the Old Guard was held at groups in the election ofOifford fine imposed at that time, for which lie * as fined $10 and the labs' auditorium and was by a tour rf the pb»t. Hears GOP Leaders P, Case,' U.S. Senator the court dismissed charges of j costs. Fred E. Shepartl, GOP con- drunken driving against Robert Percy Post. Jr was .-'-'$re£$MKi4l. candidate. . Dayefainek, 35, of ?0 River road. president*of the Uaiteti •• Ouy G; Gatmeiierfi, Ji*., cJj^ir- Summit, "for lack of sufficient can Voters Association at the as- span of the Summit GOP Commit* evidence,'" He was arrested April •iiual meeting held at thel»!B» of . tar. ajrfed a registration drive for 18 in Springfield avenue at Living FORBES Elsie Ran4, Jrvirig place. Appnuu- tie November, election and Free- : ston I venue, New Providence tnatcly 45 rnernt>^r« aak firsts bc-lder Ilk-took, present with Mrs. after his car had turned over af were present including Francti- V: Use-fa*, s.j»ke of the'need for party ter hitting a soft shoulder in the Lowden, county GOP ebairaisB. nasty iq Union County. , • ' road. Dr. Richard Wagner, Bor ROSES and Freeholder firne-vt S, ffieiwfc.. Also 'present was Freeholder N«i&o(t t'atr who', greeted th# ough police surgeon, testified May Other officers elected are Hilly members ;«r«f also, stressed the THi WORLD'S FIRST mULY Parker, first vice presided-; Ru- II that he had examined Mr. owd for party unity. IN POTS dolph Cross, second nte presi- Duychinck following his arrest Rev. awl Mrs.- Morris M. Ward, OUTBOARD MOTOR dent; Mis. S Hamlet, first co-vice and had found him unfit to drive. «f Jersey••City,-attended tiw meet. president; -Tames Hume, i&iitf m& tod Mr, Ward hailed the re vice 'president; James e*r.! Supreme Ctrurt ruling ending !£d2M Johnson second ro-vice president; g school segregation,"^ . Cummins," treasurer: Artfc sir-•€<&!-; ley, recording-sectary, aad Mrs. TERMITES Mony Benefit by are flying again. Watch Come and »ee them. The Mrs. Gostenhofer's Will for J'Swarins" of "Fly-, lfc» mm S*a -HOIM & H! K« mm t \l#ll youwhcUtllikt, i best of the named varieties, The will of Mrs. Laura Y. 'Gas- ing Ants" which come A New, More Efficient Urihi'-fer has been filed for- pro-' with Spring, shed their nkvet ho* bw»o anythJog Kk» itl each thoroughly rooted in- a Crabgrass Killer "t*Me m the office of Charles A. hi to qui*t,ihalloltsasthof* htai th» Olio.' Jr, surrogate, courthouse, winp, then disappear. l»w lap ui/V*» tl>* t»uad at ib« aotor. Eiirabeth. • These wood destroying 7x9-inch pot, fully alive, in leaf and all ready to Aad thi* auttidk niotot—With oil ib) "bif Adelaide C Trench, daughter, insects cause much dam- got All are "2-year-ohi -No., 1. grade and grown l& Summit avenue, and Julia E. age to property. Build- iiii/*» \i« VIIOIKI to you la lh« atM that mo*! ftuiboard u»*n prelw. specially for us by the leading quality rose grower. iij.'^n^, 40 Ox Bciw lane, are ex- ings not protected dur- i c-T: .\t s. ami ro beneficiaries of ing construction usually Com* I* «cf st* ffl$ B«W wotor fecToy/ !'••'. A-ur\ tMuto with Dorothy M. require it later. • • A lurrV..!! Gostenhofcr, j.i'hoiims P. t Behan, Jr.,- and sively in protection roses ever offered and greatly superior to dor- :Ji'v^i n U;\l:ii)tl, Mass.; Jiouse gramldauKhter of Mr. and. .Mrs. of property against. THIS MOTOR 0BS0LETE5 ..t -Jo O\ r. .-, L.nr. left to Julia E. j, Thomas P. Behan of U Summit mant roses. . Come and wethem. J * ; ! t v j avenut*. makes her New York -TERMITES and" EVERY OUTBOARD Vi- 11. She has been a dance troying Insects, using $U5to$2.95 ; stiSdfnt ^sitipc the age of -6. Her dependable engineering father i.* a native of Summit. Ciethods. We are not AND CHfflWi® Miss lit'han has appeared in TUB MIW 195 4 SKA-HOj».SES many recitals .in this area and simple exterminators. FEEDS THE GRASS JAP BEETLE 1 Rat-grown Annual Rower, is a freshman at Orange High Every job is supervised 'i.' 5>s- 'hp- • J.>Jin.p signs. sells a used car ' oil BUR Nit Steps up power and you can trust •IAITHIII cuts down gas waste! , n»n*to»uu «««_ It's easy to get fooled when you buy a used car. So1 your safest bet is to deal only % * wmmii with folks who have lots to gain by no* S»>w JR.1.00 , hinitntS, tt amtt fooling you. »ppre«tmat»t)f I230.W. WJtN th* js «p to $12fX> per month were re- nkkf I,P« Httrrttr w» lwm*0 HIS * fi4f4«Fif» ported by a Uti flwt- using "I>etergfn«- f*!!in» of of* *t • tot»l eon of Actkm" (jBw/line over a mi-mi>nth |1«8 87." period! No ctwtly enrbut^tor repairs! We Ford Dealers am established busi- 10 Exlr« gmolina. mifc>ng«! Try it—you'll nessmen. We want you to be completely CHU bra ting eon 30% never fo back to old-fiMihkwd gn»«)lirH-! "Our a l fu*| o»i)iym|>tl(j(i satisfied with our use^d cars. After all, we "Dtttrgant-Action" Co/w Gotofm* e 1 want your service business . . . and we H tort of mmi ...Y.'.'.'S.'.V. \\.W> wlnJil«f I»t pr*x>t N**»f» »•» °" ai lh» big r»d Co/to tign wmt for I(J jf«trt ...•'"'*" him MCH'M fo Virginia. hope to sell, you a new car some day. Oil 3 ftm$. And, you'll find our prices rock bottom! That's because we'^e got to make fresh Wfcy Hit WlnkUr If* Molttf tJitie AnKwfn

ttlADUAT IN'G — p « t e r Mae Kechnie, son of Mr and Mr*, G. MacKerhnie of no avenue wilt graduate tmm Ver- mont Academy, • SMxtenj River, Vt., on Saturday- While at Ver- mont Academy MacKecboie manager of'football and a mem- 5* KITCHEN CABINETS ber of the Hifie Club, He plans to *i OORNICBS • BOOK CASES enter Rollins College is the fall. • FORMICA SINK TOPS GRAND I M(l\ . CUSTOM MADE tVCBJEESn Mrs. George i. Martin Check the Values — Compare The Sayings — See For • STORM WINDOWS i,.. To Speak On U.N. Wort Yourself... That Prices ARE Lower At Grand Union. Mrs. George B. Martin of M«- MADISON ple"street will *peak at the Metho- GRAND UNiON MEATS 4RE dist Society of Chm.Uan Service CABINET CO. on Tuesday on tome atpecit of Veal Roast 100 KINGS RD. MA. 4-2733 her work as an accredited. ob- TO INiURF FRESHNESS server at the U. N. ' • * i Lig or Sump tb • Meat Loaf CHUCK Teddy'i—Golden Brawn-P/e-cOOked ti«f,r«rk,*«l 49/ A lot more car (or the money! U.S. Choice Best ^ FJHets 9 Rib Veal Chops and Packers Ib. Center Ntit'and Serve Ib Top Brands Cuts an!eS|aw-: Sliced Bacon Teddy's-Oulck 'froze* Stock Your Freezer3 at These0 Low, Low Prices PercH fillets I Save 201 Cudaliy'i-Wieklsw '^ 79/ FRESH DRESSED — New Crop — Eastern Shore =J IUI 111 ii • 1111 • 111 it 1111111 • n 1111 tf s ii r& I on SUNKIST I Buttered Beef Steaks 1 Boneless Chuck 1 1 FROZEN 1 Ixeelilw 8 or pi TURKEYS 1 Pot Roast 1 Long Bologna Regular ^% S\ j Ready- = Tender Iwlft't Premium , to-cook Ib Dressed Ib \ %J f Ib. = Choice Cuts tl Any Slzi Fltci ' 16'i to 20 lbs. 49 (LEMONADE I is to 22 lbs. ^0 jy: -IlllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllltlllC § Coupon on each 3 can = = carton worth 20c when = = mailed to: = Early Morn 1 Sunkist " 5 Mildantf lib. 1 1 Q ^iiii»iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii))iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]iiiiiiiniiiiii[[iiniiM Asparagus Spears Mellow bag I • I V Seabrook Freshpak ueLMOntDel Montee j^ No.303 1 1 I 3 can Super* lib. 4 4C* ttaa-Beant*^^' " ": i carton r ' ^ Flavor bag I • I v PEAS 2 cans Corn on Cob 49 Grand Union Potatoes Strawberries aiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiirc Rich and lib. 4 47 ucDell MontMonte A Kraft's Fall-Bodied baa ••If Kerite( The Nam of the Month! Nabisco llORN Mmcans *\ ICE CREAM Premium Saltines Trainload Parkay Del Monte, Yellow Clino #% 4% •• of Values! Nancy Lynn—Alplna 3trawt»rry Margarine SBnshlne Hydrox PEACHES 2 35\tv No offcer big cor value anywhere tik« this great new 'Si Dodg* a* ttut Fresbpak • Vanilla • Peanut TwM low price. You j(«t more power, more performance, mer« .•coswwy, Cookies more ityle for tht\mdn«y. It'i the biggest voiue en &m roed todsryl 1 Ib pkg 7'tor pk«j 8 or ' 5*dan Optional «quipm«fit, ««»«of#*, **«?# < DEL MONTI 54 loesf •••« TOMATO SAUCE 3 Cans 22 ,29**°'1.05 30 Del Mcnt« — Larj» M l\ , •-• fjlllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUj OiamonS Crystal Dried Apricots -•49* • = DEL MONTE No 303 can Konano "We AW^IF yonrJHWGE and PLYMOUTH S •> 1*1 FRUIT COCKTAIL 23 Shaker Salt I Green Giant 1 Banana Topping No. 303 26 oz, box I I f OTTO SCHMIDT, JR.,INC Cocktail Sauce «^--»-.Z7< DEL MONTE Ariour's - Fr«shpa1i BARTLETT PEARS 2 can? 53/ 304-306 IROAD ST. SU. 6-1665 SUMMIT. N. J. Grape Jelly 1 Corn ( UQZ, Brown's n AA . DEL MONTE Baked Beans l-'OV? TOMATO CATSUP 2 bottles' 33/ Corned I Cream Style | Diplomat M ft J Chicken A La King - 49/ DEL MONTE No 2 can Beef Gretnwood'i M MM CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 25/ 12^334 Red Cabbage / • • OOf 12 02 canttJj = Fortified with Liver Pillar Rock Fancy iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif? bring the flavour Dole's—Frozen Dash Dog Food 3 Blue Back Salmon Corned Beef Hash 16 oz can28 7-Minit Chicken of the Sea : . of Europe to Pineapple No Vz can your table with ^ Boston Cream 29 43 Tuna "«'• No. can DANISH BLUE CHEESE Juice SAVE! Nancy Lynn on Cinnamon Buns Whit a diffsrence Blue .t>*25/ dessert this very evening, treat ytwrjttf t*d Ask our manager for details vyour family to Imported DANISH WX Fine For Slicing cello, carton lags ^CHEESE, a true luxury in eating pttiwit... Gold Seal JiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiL fqr jujt a few extra pennies, Snowy I Mothproof Year Clothes 1 | Frisksaks | I Larvex 1 Fresh Cucumbers Firm, SriiR, Cooling •ach I Enriched I Bleach Blueberries T.*A*t Fresh Spinach 2 ">• I Bread I 1 cart Green Peppers F. Tossed Salad »»»»•«• | 16 or loaf 1.19 Miflt C»re»t | 15 oi pis iiiiiitiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjwiiiiiimiuri i Rhubarb 2' • 13< Grass Seed Brtwt Ntt ntiiiiiiiifiMMiimiHifimiiiiiiiiiiii M«a» ond ^reduce Prlc#i »ff««llv* Shines Without Wiping Extra Mild The Once Over Cleaner For Dainty White Clothes throuoh Sofurdov. J>m« 5th; Grocery tiM toil—. Dreft Joy Spic & Span 9fK Glass Wax largt targt I 30/ Z72" bol Z pint can CowM 49' IIB-O Bouquet Cithmere BoatjMt < Ml GRAND UNION SUPER MARKETS OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. •-.mmmmm; »IHMAKK CHIIII 2f AVENUE SUMMIT. M. lit* IS THE SUMMIT HERAtP. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1954 LKGAL ADVEHTISEMENT drive, a graduate of Summit LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT i LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT High School, has been elected Following communication* were r*- an_ reskit&.ces of aii HOC khokie:;'*-hold- ui.itr; crouei Maple Court ' Cj'.y of R*i>«-4>. tiiatiksng l«iia Boitrd The College permanent treasurer of the Class ceiv*d and ordered filed: ing one or mort perctnmitt of any Rfpjn of Committee on • Roads r the speed tetth »-J;ich the u«w TAKE NOTICE :h»l S- B*ii*il & Son, of 1954 at the University of Dept. of Defense, relative- to the of the stock of the __id Corporation and Br;d£t-, r*couun«ndUxg ia_t the .- bnd»« »*u con- trad:r.| aa S BiUUh k &i>r.. hh* ap- appointment of Addi-OD Ely u County art M follow*: Co_t:iJ idiivrlbutr tl'.e *u:ii i.f $iO00 ana »»jilt.ii fcr a pro- plied to the Ctits;my» Cwunctl n"»f the Pennsylvania, A senior in the Coordinator ts_ a-vtsSng thst ihtr Harry A Taylor, preaideut aar _ou^',ian i _>ep: t _d- it 1 Berrbao-jd Ro»a Summit, »f May, AD 1954 .,, •Public Safety *ad ln!sr_n»itais Com- f Mtrioa R. Ti.vlor, rtce-prc-*t«U>nt V Robert Charles Makosky of 1M basketbal]I teams and has been mltte* i director. EUnwytxl Drive, Orange, f Ii —PVee!:ol_er BeQn:ti,«r tur Ku___ 1 tlou of tne uude:*-i , City of Rahwaf, e_prejaing aj>pr* chould l)t made j frOra the dale Ct * Fred A. Weidknecht. 3rd, of; t_*.of the bridge «•*_ referred tc Jane Taylor Kydd, director. Fair* was on s mom Rout PoitertvUle, Saw Jersey, iece:ied l.i • Apple Tree road. Free Acres, I Rot_s .«_ Bribes commutfe- l-i- Home from Cedar Crest WUUam K Taylor.' director, 273 • nd Bridge*, agrttlug to of M.v fo- Boiu.W or recove-d nii i, . . . > . • . ' Corns of Eiixlnetf-. 1. s. Armv, *._- to Etm»>-nd Drive. Orange, New Jen*;. •2S4W t'o the »i>ro-gli o( B_, n &_i;_iiiriu,'n _i,a ih Jt.l, M -i 1 Jane 3, :?.< Mi»s Mary Elisabeth llanseil Berkeley Heights, has been elect ; . r»ppiic*tion ha* bfen m*de.-for Bally T. Beiuoii. director. &30 S#v#a lefctied I. PuslK- Wtiliife' C .ii.nilt,;-.t i : vku g towtrfit the ji.-.ptsjveini. t :rtc!-r »nd Clerk ti> 24 Comaiuicf; « &i»rlc-a R,-Taylor ' 8._7*<- bid f^r nitJEA _ii_ JI-*_'. pi1---1,.'.1',- 'roin Newark I, N j VJ Kent Pla<_t 13,*O._7. Je . o. Mirry A. Taj lor, ix . S.St'V roll c_!i ui.-i-.lii.out.y _cupi.tti Jia ID j!:.', «_- J'/ri.t- IO I*UO- Summit. N i *t+^ Jane Taylor K-<.st 8.67 •', (Ji—Fnehclder Btnr.li_t-r fur Ro»a_ i ,u 3. ia WiUUm H- Taylor i.i'1,, _r,d Bridge., Agreeing to conirtbute Bum S-ii-fpiiunr rrco Sally T. BeiJAOH ' a.87 r W00O t» tht Borough bl Ro_rile to- mending th*t bias toe rejected for ih* j NOTICE Or APPUCATION Objection* tf a_ij. thpuld be made wtrcU the improvement "of a «t«a.in year's supply of lufttbpt *nd that 'hej KOT1CIS t * •parent* at home, in her sophc <. o f (>anford Hlgh Sl.hoof Board of Manager* an* th» Public Welfare Comjnitt^e^ Unine-la'tely tit writing to Harry C. which wojises Walnut Street, md be rea_vtrtUs*d. w__ rtfema to Pub- i TAKt KOTICJt lhat rrcdertc* W more jear Mts-s Hansell will be a I Kitu, City'Clerk ef the City of _u'.hori_iu_ Director *_>. ehauia be m*4e Jpge paper. " 'Trestiad ". tIon of two buildings *ues garage* *t H S:..n H his varsity lacrosse letter. 30-32 and ?6- CaldweJl Place, EU__- total of flT.130.10. WiS on i»ll fall Penn*j-lv_al«. Rulro.d Co. for per. ] Irnmedliutely In writtij* .to H*fTy C. Propertj ui)-ntmo_-ly adopted. ' mtsaio-n .to chwige th* «tst_s of tht f.K.tts. Ctiy -Clerk _ of-the Ctiv. .of H. J I)*t«r; Mahan is the son of Mrs. Lor- j (5)—Pr*•holder Beimlngfr for Roads South Kllzibetb Statlop (mm agency _ if1 „'• , »>jcif!i forestry Degree TAKE NOT1CK that CLUB "2«", a raine A. Mahan, and formerly at- f Kfict BrSdg<_, graining rtqutjt of to 1 Court Orde« .*ppo:nt:nt j corporation of the State ot New Jer- Dated - W J Theodore K Matlu&on of 1 sey, having lu principal oRice in th» K.,:ft_l Bo-ellt. Laborer Ut the Road Ekmnse Burn ^••tended Summit High School. . ' Prooail.on Officer in the y, g pp rKEZ>ER[CK. W Hudson, H, T Proba'Sos. Depi. at »C460 per annum. CCit y of SummitS . CountrCt y of UtUop,UU . llit* Dept,. *nd authori.lng hl« r_Urement re»olutlon aaopted by theSr.JBoard ot . We.t End avenue was granted a _ ,'effective Jure 1. 1954, was referred ! applied to the Cjinmon Council of on half p*y under the 'Veteran*' Act, Uatisgetv, icctptlilg • bid ur.'Anierlc_n • ' 67 StirtimH Avj»rtu«*, O MUbiurn. J t, 54 fd ! ld h C Cil f •. ' Surunut. N J. bachelor of ,s_icm-e in forestry by ] t - ifl( ^^ ^ Munav Jr I the C'.'.y or Summit for • dub- liquor effective April i, 1934,' W_» OH roll cali. Liundry Machinery Co.. • for fumUli' I*. C Wtdmon'd f Committee, Hon.? for premises sttUiited at No. uitKiilinou-ly adoptedp . Ing laundry njn_eht)»«'ry a_ pfr,._ptc!?l- (J*..,J :•? Vsct-Preatdent. Purdue •Lmver.suy on Thursday. ! son of G, Murrav u 6.HlUcrcst bid* re<:*!^e;HCE or •May _b. He was also ..minis- j 8Ve _ a junior at thf University ir.g :7it_*s v»nci meat products to the and Bridge* Committee, approving f_re 'Conumlttte. «' Trei*urtr. GuU!i**.l__.:i-u:!.-.r.s f^cm Ju"» Ut t-o Officer* and Trustee* • elfht personnel actions tn the Ro___, Paj-«>ldent, :i Sioa4 j Bildsea." and, Rnglijerrlng Depart• .to . Ui« ,unemplo.5itr.«ft-- *V.Kf_wan ' io | l_r»t:ie ntjei PacU:e Te_ Compaay b__ ., • ;«erk ROTC summer camp _tt fare slid PubK;' Pi otter: y Commll- tuftt. auir.n.ii, Kew • Jeraey. ; m»ns». WAS on rcll call uuaalmoiuly Hivi Jersey, w__ xtttirtG lo Coitmut- [applied .to »„*• Coriuiion Council of Thomas Wil-on, cha'.miin' at' bo.rd [adopted te« of the Whole, . I the City of Sumnii:. ' N. J. for a Fort Bragg. N i beginning June !nisttf_. « C_l_weil Aveuue, Surnailt, j {i,—(VeehoMer Ber.ninger, luumg l*oi_e_ux Builders Supply C) , rela- iPlfrusy R». tail Dt»?r!bunon Lsrerwe I'] . ' New Jersey ' " j _ Pracl'amiktton th&t the Board does tive to bids they _ub.niltit-d. »•»'» i for prcrnktre titu»t<-d »t 40 Maple Thomas McMa_t»i-, fir.«ttje-(_l • itcre- j hereby proclaim the munth of May, ferred to Roafii »nd Com- 1 Street < Sun;.ral»: • N, J. • . t.jy, .22 S-jre Slu-fcC, SuauuJt, .Ne*-| [934j BB CEREBRAL PALSY MONTH, mittee. ' . ! OFFICERS AND-DiBECTOJiS •- Louis. A fire. ,i Jer.f V- }..and calling upon the cltlwus .cf thUs Annual Report for tho y#*r 19_J J K W. Burner. President, lx>w" Woo.; J* Y. C. N Y, Dl. Hiwy J. Ki:i. Jr. treasurer. 17 Olen- | C0IU!nuuUv- u> COOpertte In thli *ti received from Boanje Barn Sana- j Hcin'moci. K "honored for outstanding I ^ -'Army He*ei;vr _r'd-Bridge" Dep-rtnnnt*, wu on roll i ^}^ • n^cC-.v 9 South wai wi roll call unanimously *_otpt_. ttons (f-r increase., tiiunu' _e- J brictge Road. Ardmar*, Pi. : fUy MorrU, O}a:«r B. ', ' », v Street. > rail uiisftl.mou-ly adopted ' smt-» It ' N*W J_«eT i8i~->'rvholder Benninger for creasts' and evictions., - for ps-tiod i W -M Pvrnes. V:-'? _ 5*_!_.«nt,.Vr._ Diiwtor work at the annual'all-University j , ••-• ;—""" from'Tebruwy l,.-l$3i, to April 30th, .hr Union N'. Y, County Rein Control Agency. *.;' 0. I, K?rtfor_ Tiru-irtt J T. "J Shan than Juno'is." ' Miss Carol W. Crane, a junior! Monthly reports were received from i motit HomJ, Ucutclftlr, .a. J epossit. S. Y, D'-« John 8'. Baaccn P. . m • , ' -•' - at Burknell University.,was.-re-' the Couatv Trea.urfr. the County ' J D. Ehrgotl. A*_l*t_r.t. Treuuicr. Phy.tcUn,. the. Home Demons: rittton t Pofono F.__,- Dwnun?, N. J. - l 3um!i:i:. New "Jersej* T. 0. Butitr. Two Graduate from Yaie cently initiated into the Alpha! ,2l_prt.fholder Bagley. 20 ClirsuiuC Avenue, Hfrllch, In the negative. ' ; Agent and the Superintendent of i •F. f. stover. SfCrcUff, U--HeyiiiU ; (9)—Freeholder Bennluger for-Roads R-Jid. &:dge.-_-ood N. J re'otor Graduating from Yale Unuer- Iota chapter of ^hi Sjgma, na-! Prop?r!y comnsituc, Summit, New jersey., VVelghts »nd MfaiUrfs, r • . \ tor and Bridge, CoTr.nUttee, ,-»ppo!u:lng J M, To_:in, HJU-S Whittler.' ,415 H J. sity on,-'"? - i before;.the society describing her action* In various departments, was I K»t», «?lty Cleric of" the Cltv of CO)—r,eehold«r C»rr for Public N OTICE6F~APpLiCA.TION t M. C_ivyirt in- Chsrnng Cr-wi. j.-.utnorlzt'd etock diabetic and non-diabetic on roll CR!1 ' ur.anitr.ously adopted. - ! Sutnir-U, XJunScipal BuiidSng. bu:u- Property Coinm'ttee.' accepting blds l.ougv,-ood T'._e-.« 3'-' Chapel S'tre«>l I' Objecitona. If a: <. f- a .bachelor of engineering; TAKE NOTICE that Gerard J Brooaiiit?. Jfc_.t/ • . , Freeholder MacVey made a rt-port In N. J • of Wittmsnn'a Meat --arkec and. Kay degree. McKenney will also he pancreas tissu&s. This summer behalf cf the Public Safety Commit- i I'cod Product* for -Urnistung me»ta Burstein. trading U B, Bur.tciu'i ! W. r. Leach, KenUworth 'U_« i Ktktrs. Cllr Clr-k".' D_:«d June J. Cut Rate Drug Store, hsus applied to ! Mi»,ri!6n. N J. • ' Sununlt, • Municipal B commissioned a'n' ''ensign in the she will be a research assistant in tee rfUtlv* to microfilming oj County CLUB ••-•" i iud meat products to the Union ! records lr. the Register's Office, and the Common Council of the city o! i " E L- K.>yno:"d», s Pio»pect Hi'il Air- mlt, N, 3- the chemistry department at ,,'e. ; o • - * County Ja:l covering the period of 1*. S. Naval Reserve ' explained That on th* bails of se- May 2rd -to 3Lst. 1954. was on roll call Summit fofor a PlenarPl y RetaiRtill Pi_trfbuDUfb - ;! r,u. 4 Bucknell v.here she will syn- -curliculiy ih«» rtcorda ihou!d be micro- NOTICE Or APPLICATION' Unanimously adopted. for .premi_f_ situated at ! H B. 45 (Signed i filmel d and placed in vaults. Free- THE GRAND VNION thesize new organic compounds., p TAKE NOTICE char Lawrence C. 100 Hro*dw»5 Et,-: ! i Gets Seton Hall Diploma d i tht th • i Miss Crane, a Summit High CVrr made a motion that the FIocl, tr__lafc as B'_coa Hill TaTetn. Jt ,1 Iff. Board accep. re- h_s applied to the Co^snon Council Graduating from Seton "a" l School graduate, is the daughter by I °f ?! of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Crane, NOTRE OF \J'Pt It Mirts June fi, wtii be Robert J. McGrath 174 Summit Svenue, vi 4 Henry street Road, Summit, N. J. TAKE NOTICF ' •. Freeholder Mackev then made a Objection-, if any, «hou!d be jruide moilon, thst the Register^ Office b* sounel acUoiu- Irs rarlotu depart- ; made j »nd Irving ur__i »n • •:tfi lo proc&ed wl;U the tii- immediately In writing to Hsrry C. n wrlv:»sg to H»rry , C i Brookdalt Dairy s". 1 n To Spend Sjimmer in Europe Katec. ' Ci'.i? Cleric of -the Cltv of menu. r_s on'roll c_ll yuanimbukly j City p>t_ of th# ..City'^f i *>»p!i#d to the Cc ; • adopted, • . • . • Fleeted Fraternity Officer Summit, Municipal ' Building, Sum- Susamlt, Murii4;p»J Bui&lo-a Sum- ' Cltjr of feurrtm!1. N ' James E. Farwell of Summit, is mit, N..J ' - (13)—Freeholder Mlckoi; for Finanj? i _ t P.-, Donah) F. Ouida, son of Mr. NOTICE Of APPLICATION ""•St. .v J ' . •: I Retail. Dlstrl.U'.l.,-. ' D.ted: June .. 19M Committee, finally pacing and adopt- J D<«!»'-.i j-,in* ' :'«:4 • 'few situated at N> and Mrs, Daniel Guida of Broad among 48 men and women partic- Freeholder Valentine and on roll call t Signed 1 LAWREN'CE C FLOOp. lug resolution entitled "Resolution I TAKE NOTICE !h»; Robert 0 W::;_- unanimously carried. ] THK GRFAT, ATLANTIC A PACIFIC LArcr.ue. Summit N ' street, was elected vice-president ipating in the Ohio University > • 9 Norwood- Ar«rvue. author'.zing the issuance of $47;000 or horat and Carl F. Wlndhor_t • TEA-CO , " " Thwe being no further business to « Summit, N.-'J of Sigma Nu fraternity at Bow- summer travel groups to France be considered. Director Pro Tern p. o . B^S :;i ey in *... . HerlSch declared the Board adjourned .!• 3. 10 "• 1 K»t«, City Vcif .' doin College. Brunswick. Me. A and Spain for 1954. Both groups Newark 5 Nt* Jft.fT will' sail from New York-on June until Thursday, Jun»: lot*, 1934, at NOTICE OF APPLICATION Summit.' tlunlclaal h Summit High graduate, Guida is ten AM tnlt.-K. J >. ^orl< t Plied: Juno ',' ) < a member of (he Class of 1957 at 29, land at Le,Havre and go by MICHAEL P, KEALY, TAKE NOTICE that Abraham ment-of such parks and parkwu Sum ml* ti*m« VTION Th«' (Signed) .\\i train to Paris. Cl?rk • si ' . Pa.- )•-• _f, the Ctty of Summit. N J., for .» on roll call uaknlrhously adopted cf AN* ORDINANCE to Regulate asd'Con- Plenary Retail' Dlitrlbutton Uceiiee for 1141—Fret holder Mackey for C.m B, Wind* r.t <.' 2 ^ 'v ,i \ - Bra. _ 11 •• Gets Engineering Degree approximately five weeks in the •: premlsis sltu&ted &•'. 23 Union Place. Ne* Jer.e »i A C, F V. • a Or» . I'* . F ance trol the Municipall DumD p of h mitte. on Public Safety'w« In?6>- City of Summit. I summit. N.'J 'nation ln r° S'fff - J RALPH CiHO - ; Anthony J. Yannotfa, sor, of ! / -t«o weekMn Nice and . appointing C. AdclUon K!y of ' N>w*j| ie" • '-. . -i«_ tlntt?'.. -i. Dated: June 1. 15S4, O-]ectl0R_, 1* an?.,should be made Wmfield ta- County •DUaster Control ! • ' : Orange N J Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Yannott' a of' ' the remainder of the time in and Approve-: June 2, 1954. immediately In ' writing-' to Harry C. Coordinator for a tfrm eaplrln? tkx' ' Kates. City Clerk of the City of 1 1 » t ( , 1RVIKO 123 Orchard, street,.will gi-aduate ', PE31CIVAL M. BLASD 31. 1954, subject to the approval _r .•at' around, Paris. • Mayor, Summit, Municipal Building, Sum* Kate*,' Cf C e 5 r, W th« State Civilian Oeferue Director, Summl Mu June. 30 from Newark College of I Harry C. Kates, City 'Cleric cf the mit. 'N. 3: wajs on roll call ur,salrriou.sSy adopted pA B < C • Cn Ne.*»r_. N.. J. The .Spanish group will spend Dated: June S, 1954. i - m;t. -N J S Btt-'din* i\xm- 3t 3, Engineering with a BS in me- approximately four weeks in and City of Summit, do hereby certify i*15i—Freeholder Scheideler for Pub- Dated J ir # ; » 4 v J th».t the foregoing Ordinance ni (Signed) ABRAHAM SHAPIRO- lic Welfare Committee, accepting bid rhancial engineering.". While . at around Madrid and one week im r 1 iStjnedi ROBKItT B WINDHORST trd: -June 3. \9*A Paris. The groups will return to du'i" passed by th* Common Council of Morrb ifeat Market, Inc. at PlaSn- 102 Ol*-!'i_l(l« Aver.'.if. S'OTU'E'. or APPi it college he was varsity soccer of -Aid Cltv *t a regular. meeting NOTICE oFAPPLICATION Jleld. for furnlahlhg to- Bonnie Bum •' .Suminu Ke%' Jer^'v 1.10. BEYER. New York on August 20. h*!d on Tuesday eFenlng;, June 1, 1&54. Sanatorium meats' an* meat product* captain, vice president, of the CAftL t. WINDHORST >JQ €'entr_.i ,A^*i)ue : i TAKE HARRY C KATES, co-wring the period-from-May 3rd to, n MorrU Str«t, • met, X J, 1 Farwell is a member of the . , . . \ City. Clerk. TAKE NOTICE that , Anthony J. -.1st, it total price of- *5,370 05, w__ j Son; trading *<. ? I Glee Club and recently won the Pedlclni, trading aj Pe-lclni's Res- •Summit'. New Jerjt f. I Je. J. :o. ! applied to ••• f French group. J*. 3 ' ,, taurant and Tavern, has applied to on roll call unanimously »dop'ed :0 college golf tournament He will 1. (l 6>-Jreeholder Scheideler for Pub- ___J ' ' ' j th. Cltv of 5-u- • the Common Council of th? City 0J t i ' 'Si)TifK"of'mrfviMixt i tall DUtribu ' - . 1 i be commissioned a second lieu- iummlt for a Plenary Retail Con- lie Welfare Committee, accepting bid NofiuToinipTuiFATibx LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT of the American Laundry. Machinery tenant in the Air Force ROTC to- AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the sumption Ucen_» for premise situ- TAKE NOTICE that Jim« Joseph NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Trial i ml:. NVw ie:.*" ated at 527 Morris avenue, Summit. Co. of New York for furfti»hing to Jmw Joseph, . ZONING ORDINANCE Construction of a Storm Water Offltrrs mcrrow. After graduation he ex,- N. J. Bonnie Burn S«n_tori.rn laundry ma- Coyle, trading as. ParSc V"!*w Tatern, | '-.he 2nd IntT!r.»;Hat» account or tiie BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Sewer with Appurtenance*, Includ- chinery at n»t delivered prire of $:e- h;i_ applied to the Cotnmou Council of Tri_»te« of the trust un- S.muel 5 n_li%' , < K< Objections, if any. should be made 1 pects to be employed by Bell Air- NOTICE ing All Nece_a_ry Clearing. Grading 344,00. w_4 on roU caU uaanlmou-ly the City of Summit for a Flmnry Re-' tier she —5th" paragraph ot th« Us I Plate B_Ul«v_;1 Si" " Immediately in' writing- to Harry C. p craft Corp.,••Buffalo. N. Y. '. and Excavation Under and Aions? adopted. •• . ~ Sail Consumption license, for prem- Will asid Tr_:_rr.€.«.f of MARY E. W Ufajiurer. • 77 Kf .' - '• '%• Butler Parkway ,from Station- 1605 Kattfi. City' "Clerk of the Cltv of ises situated at 21 Onion Place, Sum- / The regular monthly meeting of th« DAY clt-ctav-d, _-;!! be auds'.ed smd Mary El!_at>>i.i Bi" ' Summit Zoning Ordinance' Board of Southerly to School Street, for an Summit, Municipal Building. Sum^- .„. „ -- Scheldeler for Pub- mit, N. J. • _*,ateci by "^#* Surr^^i^tf, arid r^p-ort- / ~- mit. }>'. J. ' • , Welfare .Committee, authorizing Ktat Place 8«> .> ->r •Adjustment will be held Monday eve- Approximate Distance of ' 1594 Feet Objections, t! *n», siiouid ht made ed fcr |. :t;»rr,fr.'. -a' the Cnl&n • "•_ IJ'ihs Swims Certificate Dated: June 3, 1954. . that bid. on * year', supply of lumber, Objection*. 1' ». > ' ning. June 14, 19M, at eight. o'clock la the City of Summit, at the Ex- immediate!? in writing to Harry C County' CV'jr-., -pr-j&ate -Duui.n. ert irtimedUtrty i* »r ,, •{ 1 • tn the City Hall. pens* of the City of Summit and (Signed) ANTHONY J. PEDtCliJI, tor Bonnie Burn Sanatorium be re- Katca.' City Clerk of the Clf»- of , Katharine Griswold ' • • 23 Linden Place. Thursday, J-.,ir-,» .<:;i en',, st 10 A M ' Kate*. City Cl. K ' V. was Th» application of Eugene Meeker the Barba Company, and Authoriz- jected and that the Purchasing Dept Sumniiu_Kb_B.icip_l Building, sum- THE SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY ;a'warded a certificate of merit in ing the City of Summit ta Make a Summit N. j. »» -Uthorlzed to readvertts* for mit, K, J ' ' - lpal Building sun " • * Jr. and Jennie Meeker will b« pre- Jr. H. 10: ,• ' ' . D»t*d Jui • J .' I swimming at the WAA banquet, sented and taken up for consideration. Contract and Take Such $tep> as _ame. w__ on roll call utuaimoujslv Dfttcd: Jur,# S.» 1954 May Be Necessary to Provide for adopted. »SignMl» JAMKS JOSEPH COYLE D»te_- K1_T IX ,:SJ4 ' «.-. College of Woosfer (Ohio). Said application requests an excep- ORblNANCE CHARLES F EDSAIX, Att y'. tion to the sonlng ordinance to per- the Completion of Said Project; and . BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Freeholder Hitkok then mored thit' 29 Be^kman Terrac. to Appropriate FuncSa to Finance the n xlMtw Df th m President, ' - Katharine; is the " daughter of mit the enlargement and alteration of 9V«_ 5} * *«ttn« of April i . Sumrnlt, N J. . Newark i, N J existing garage, and us» of ttm« for Cost of Said Improvement. 22nd be approved, which motion waa J» 3 10. ' •I' K> ni J . » P \Jfctr. antf Mrs. Clayton Griswold NOTICE May 2T, Je, 3, io, H- n > w 4 w the parking of three school buses — Dated: June I. 1954. The regular monthly meeti.ig of the dtujr seconded by JY*e>holder tln« »nd unanimously carried KOTICE Or APPLICATION . • -Few—f? 50 J#. J. 10 . of 16 ;Oak'Ridge avenue. on property known as Lot 15A. Block 27 Approved: June 2. 1954 Summit Zoning Ordinance Board of on the aouth side of Stile* Lane. Adjustment will be lield Monday eve- Resolution that'all bill? pmented , PBRCIVAL M BLAND Tor p»jrm«nt be ordered paid, wa* on • TAKE NOTICE that A'rtnur Cfaristinin' Any objectors to the granting nf the Mayor. ning, June 14. 1854, %% eight o'clock Mommsen, trading _a Hill tJitj Win* Elected Class Officer above application will be heard at in the City Hall. ' . roll call tinan!mou_!y adopted I, Harry C, Rat**. City Clerk of Th« following comrnunlcatlori* were and liquor, haa appllfd to the Com- • , Chester D. Cornog of 30 Colonv said time and place. the City of Summit, do hereby certify Th? application of Katoblm^r Realty 1 mon Council of th« City of Summit Everything For Your Garden ZONTNO ORDLVANCK Company and Wllliim J." Thomp«on received and ordered filed that the foregoing Ordinance was duly Corp.. of Engineer*,'U.S. Armv _d. for a Plenary Retail DlatributioB * Finest Ev.rqreenEvergreens • Rose Bushes in Poft BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT passed by the Common Council of will be prtsentetl and taken" up for Tiding that application .has beerTmade license for- premises situatea at i* Klngsley O, Thomson, said city at a regular meeting held consideration. for an Army permit to inoitall a pipe Maplt street, Summit,ijj. J. • Flowering Shrubs • Perennial} • Annuals Secretary on Tuesday evening. June 1. 1854, Said application requ'esu an i>xcep- Objectioiui. if »n». ihouli b« m_d« line aero*, the Rahway River h#- * Seeds • Fertilizers • Humus • Pecrf Moss SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES OF MEET- HARRY C KATES. tlon to the zoning ordinance to per- iWeen linden and Woodbrldge «_• ImmedUtely t.i writing to Hfsrry C , ING OF THE UNION COUNTY BOARD City Cle.ic. mit the construction of one building rer«rre_ to Ro«d_ and Bridges Com- Kates. CI»y Clerk of the City ot gum- • Insecticide* i'ricen That Are Reasonable OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Je 3 ' - consisting of four atom, and one of- jnitte*. • ' •mlt. Municipal Bulldinst. Summit JJ J fice building—»nd use of Dated: June '3, l»_4. HELD OK..MAY 27, 1IM NOT|CE OF APPUCAFION" for _Bbard of Public'Work*, asking the busln.f&s. purpo*e_—in A-6 1 County to eontribtm towarda the (signed) j Regular meeting t>( tlu Bawd of Zon». on property located Corner of ARTHUR CHR1STIANT MOMMSEN TAKE NOTICE thit Mark P. Zach- improvement of Washington Avenue : Choocn Freeholder* of Union County Broad »qd Morris Street*. from 8. Broad Street, to Edgar Road srladb, trading as Elite Dellc»t«sfn, Any obj«ctor# to the' 'Rrsnunjf of 599 Sprlnitfield was held at the Court House, Eliza- has applied to tht Common Council ahd Edgar ^Itoad from \Va«hlnjt<.ri ralrmognt Are. and Southern Blvd. 1 beth, K. J, on Thursday, Mar 27lh, the _6o?e application »iil he heard Arenue to the City Une, *a_ referred Jo 3, 10. of the City of Summit, N. J., for • »t _«id time and place. " (hitharn, N. 1, ! 1554. at ten A.M. Plenary Retail Distribution License for to noads and Bridge* Committee * Bible Preaching ; Director Pro T*m Herlieh pre«Wlng ZONING ORDIKASCE Borough of New Providence re- NOTICE or APPLICATION premises situated ' _t 355 Springfield BOARD OF ADJUSTtUOS'T. Open Evening* «nd .Sunday*- . MJllburn • Po«iti*e Christian I.mn* RoU call showed elulu member* present Avenue, Summit, N. J. v questing the County to construct a and one, Director Dudley, absent . KlngAlty O, .Tho:-R*on. inform newer .drain under South TAKE NOTICE that Vln?en«o lan- • Missionary Vision Objection*, If any. ahould be made 6ecr*tnrv. nella, Frank IannelU. Catherine t»e MHIburn Avc. and Vaux Holl Road, Millburn I Freeholder Hickok made a motion Immediately in writing to Harry C Street In the vicinity of the pr»tent He invite you to our jefflies; that the minutes of May 13th be ap- Feo, Joseph D#FM. trading a_ Unntl- Kat«, City Clerk of th» City of Post Office, waa referred to Road- la'» MarkM, has tpplJed to tlie Com- Sunday Srhool at 9:45 •,m. ' ' proved.- which w?r '••lly ••conded and Summit. Municipal Building, Sum- NOTICE OF APPLICATION ana Bridge* Committee. mon Council of the Clt? t>T Bumtnlt, KenrJcet 11 and 7:30 ; unanimously carried. mit, N. J. County Clerk, enclosing Oath of j Resolution tuM «,1 bilto pt»i»ntPd N. J., for • Plenary R«tail OUtrlbutlon- Prayer Meetinc, Wed. at «:M Dated: June 3. 1954 TAKE NOTIC15 th.at the r.k« Club OfXic* of Prank J, pfaff n, » M*mbfr UciriMt for prejt>Uie_ situated at No for payment bu ordered paid waa on (Signed) MARK P, ZACHAR1ADIS of the Board of Taxation 41 Park Avenue, Summit, N J. HOW roll call unanimously adapted of Summit Lodge No. 1J46, trading *• 355 Bprlngflfid Ave, Elk* Club haa applied to Use Com- Borough of W.tchurijj, f-nclcnilnft Vlneen/o Unnella, 223 Kfiin Place What ii «••«**;• b* Summit. N J. mon-Council of th« Ctty of Summit, rtaolution asking the Bo»rds of Free- Boulevard. Summit, N J j» i, :§ N. J for a CHib.li.enit for premise* holder* of Somerset and Union Coun- Frank Unnelln, ?as KPIH M__ to widen » brldM orer Oreen NOTICE OF APPLICATION aStUR'.td it 40 Mapl» Street summit,' Bouti'Vird. Summit, N. J "An Inch Brook on Valley Roa4 fxte-rwlon in Catherine D# Feo. 27 Baltusrc.S Roscl the Borough, bf Watchung and th* Bummlt. u. J TAKE NOTICE thai" Dennis Crim- Towruihlp of Berk#l«* H«-lghtJi w minjt, trading an Shady Grove— Wait Prt*l4u;<.. Rom Dayl* M Kent M Joseph De Peo, 21 Baittisrol Road Pihr.t Boultvard. referred to Road* and Bridges Com- Summit, N. J lor D*nny, has applied to the Common mltt»« Council of th» City of Summit for a Chiiirrtian «f trust|f_. J A • &_»*•- Objectionji. if anv should b«» mad<> Rainfall Plenary Retail Consumption llceiwe Murray, 28 Walnut 'Btrw. Summit, Corp* of engineer*. V 8 Arm? immediately in writing to H«rry c for prembM at corner of Mlddl*, Ave- •N. JY •ubmitUng schedule of f«e* for l\- Katr-«, City Clerk of (h« Citv of nue and MorrU Turnpike, Sumrnlt, Treasurer Herbert 8r»nn H Ru#- cetwlng and relatMl afltlvltlaa, w«» Summit, Mun.iclp»I Building, Sum- V- J. __, •«U Pl^ct,^ Summitt, NN, J referred to Road* and Bridge* Com- mit, N, J considerate Objections, if »njr. thould b# made SecretarySt y, JJosep h MMurray Mountain mittee, !>»•*(!: June 3, 1J54 immediately in *Tltlrig ».o Harry C Avenuevn , SiSummitt , K. 1 Praseetitor. advUtnc the, ippolni- (Signed) - , Kate*, City Cl»rk of the City of 6um- PPb]»<5tion_, , if y, hva »• mad* m#m of wmum j Cihilj. jr, *« FRANK UNN'ELI.A mlt. ifunlcipal Building, Summit, N. J imftMSlateifSli y iin wrttinf to Harry O. County O«t«ctlVf>. «ffectl»# tentative na Kent Place Boulcvurd. D*ted: Juh* 3, 1954. Katf*. 'City Clerk ef ih* Cttv of iMa y 10, im, at »iO00 pep r n Summit, N J (Signed) DENNIS CRIMMXK8. Summit, Munlcloil Buii.inh Rum- j* I JO mlt. N. j, . • •nd _l_6. St*ph«i T. M«Olynri «« Corner Middle Avenu* County rratMMr*. eff«tlv» t*iit*ttv« and/ Morris Turnpike, Da'.cd, Juh» 4 1»J3 May 10, 1»S4. at *4OO0 p*r annum, r<- NOTICE Ol An»lICATIf».N~ Summit,'ii J. EtK3 CLUB Or U ferrsd to Pinane* Comnilttee. 3, :o i NO. !24« County TnujBuret^- adrlsing that h* TAKE NOTIOE^'thtt th» Julian- j *0 Maple *tr*«t ha* »old $41,690 of Bond Anticipation American civic Fedtrntlon of Sum- I 3K :\{ SO OF APPI.lCATIoiv Notts-to th« BumrtiH Tnirt Co. at mit, N*n» J#r«#y, hs_ appllrt to the th»lr, Md of dn« and oat - quarteq r Common Council of th» Ctty of Sum- TAICB NOTICE that J»jne* V. Kan* SVNOPSIS or MINLTKB QT p*p r c#n#ntt ifvt*ft_ifvt*ftifvt*ft_ttt _uu« »»pt»»pt. 3,, 1SJ 1SJ4 mit for a Club Lir#n_* for th* pretn- JUSt WHAT ITSAYS! AN INCH OF RAIN FALL »0d Joseph Adamo, trading as Spring MKBT1NO Or *Hl UNION Roberb t BB MmP'hmmm, «*!llni our UtM •Uwa-Md «t 1M Mtorrl» Aveniii Lake T_¥Mn, hare »t>pli#d to the HOARD OFf fHOHEO N U attention to th§ condition of North Summit, N. J MSAH& THAT THi AMOUNT Of &A& FALLiN Common Council of th# ctty of Sum- HE4.D ON MAir !», lfM Aven from Ih*" northtm »»etli»n of mit for • Plenary R»tiil Consump- R#»ul»r metiint ot ih» t/nlen #*tiiidl»f about OJHT mil* Pat D»r«o, ,.pn.'iiW«rn", Mamiuni WWN& KOWEN PERIOD ON A f IAT5URFACE tion Uttenst for pr*mls«« *liu*t«l M County Board' of Ghwth fr«th»ttdlng, width pa,*tm«m on Lociuit ttrutt well Av#nu#, iummlt, H. J, SMITH mit, Mttnlfilpal Buil.inif, Summit N J Roll Call iht»*e4 *\%\'\ mtmbtri froiin w»»+fi#|f| Afenne to the Bor. NSck CoUngcllcj. recmrihna _*rri.(ajy Mi ni Jdtie 3, 1934 -iifl onffl. Dlrtcioi Dti!il«v. th- oo«h Mne. tha« ui*-y will Uin'ai) nirtta John Htffet, Bummtt. N J , IT 7AK'S5 TIN OIIICTORt JAMES V. KA\K _l«itj( thin _n-T|i.u, Win rff'i?*!:•'f- Ro_0« mil. nndjitHi Cfiinnltl** i Knit PUr« H')iil»v_lit. «Umi»tl! N J Of O»OINAR¥ SNOW TO (iununlt, N J RUt« " . iw_| IVpt , *f1vUli-i 'ti*!. J j orUiuin Poll, rontrolii li *»| mvveit ti\<\ carrNrl that ' t!if' » C )lnm)Ml'iii*r *'i'r)ii^Y'*j) B.tvfiimt Th* rolls- ONI INCH •<«»**, Trtlt«r«! 44 OHratmli d with »nd ihat >.„•'B coiini of our IP'A Mfrtnr Vth\<"\* n'k Mil!* Moftuiolo, 8ro*d tur-fi Kum* Hummlt. u j tht Immediate ;>ndlnt of if- mlt. M J. and rutol'iUan* •jri'l BrWii** c.MnsnItt'n. Jaek im Nunsfln, Mom* Av»nu« (if Cumliiltt'* on R(>»<1« und / Htai« MIBIIWHV fj»pf , «(|vt*!ng )|i»t NOTKE or APPMI 4tl«\ Bridge rMi,min»n _Hi< th4t (he Bummll. N J ' •iiiUlbulilu * «4'iijpr.tiun«. If »i»y. Khotild n* mirit TAKK NOTtCK that Suburban HoUl for mU ImmffJlMMy lit writing In Hurry o ough of R City of Summit, N. J. »nd flrpslr of f:-/tnitv Hi>«irtA tltirliit fiuimnll. 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it*_ *l No. 370. Brlti.«« Jun* 3. R*port of CommlttH on Road* and of kly Hl»hm ft** Springfield Av«nu», Summit, N»# Jer. * Bfldge*, i i c %A/L X • *P° edit"*" of the Wheaton Council, dramatic group and I Science Clob. r *t « w rv j5unqay From Wheaton of tie rrotcstant Motion Picture j ' She vas a member of the Out J Miss Burley prepared for ms * Club, Athletic Association.' Wheaton at Kent Place School Garden Party Council, yill speak on the' topic 1 Mlli Mm»«m Burley, daughter -Motion Pictures as Entertain-1ol Mr' a.nd Mrs thesl€l- C Bur' meat and Education. ! !leualy eo f Sunda9 ^te«yd *frole m«**<* Wheato> waI nS** Coi1 - Mrs. Badcr l| also on tae board le$e, Norton, Mass, A biology of managers of the generai de major, Miss Burley in her senior j»arlinent of United Church Wom- year served as college auditor en oi the Natianal Council of life v- Churches of Chn&t in the U.S.A. the country; holding institute!* lor and is radio and. film consultant better understanding between tor that organization and also vice races and religious group*. She president of the United Bible So- ciety, has just become the general For three years she was chair- secretary of the World Convention 1 man of the women's division of of the Churches of Christ ia 1 the National Conference of across.Chris- ' S. A.' • tians and Jews traveling > flecks ml Leading Mdnufactyt«rt d Nsm» U Stamped on fvcr SMallSi*' * ' ^W PORTRAITS Candid Wedding Specialists in 3-D COLOR and .The annual garden party of the "iff* , BLACK and WHITE Women's Association of Central Presbyterian Church will be held fttnjnmrly of 306 Springfield Ave. on. Tuesday, June.3 at 2:30 p.m. BACHRACH Summit 6-8188 at the home of Mrs. Robert Le AIR-CONDltlOXEI*—<*I'EN 9 \. M. to 6 1*. U., FRIDAYS to » P, M. fROVISIONAL MEMBERS of the Summit Junior Thomas F. Claik, Mis. A C. Culberlsan, Ji . Mrs »rvice League were welcomed at the final meeting Harold Wolosin, Mrs. William Johnston, Mrs, U. f'the League held last week at the Hotel Suburban, Sherman Burling, Jr., Mrs. Charles Scion Henry, leated, left to right, are Mrs. William E. Eitner, 3rd, uMrs. Richard^S. Hickok and Mrs, Marion E. Jean Reynolds, Mrs, Richard M. Wright, Mrs. Hines. Absent for the photograph were Mrs. Eliz- Sharts, Mrs. Lawgon Langenheim, Mrs. W. abeth Smith. Mrs. Giltne'r Twombly. Mrs. George ' Harney, Jr. Rear ,row, left Ui right, Mrs. Slradvan and Miss Ann Tompkms tWolin photo)

PERSONALS • --•,•. Miss Carol Hill, daughter of Mr. their daughter, Jean, at Stanford dav convention of Hie Central At- ind Mrs. Caleb M. Hill of 81 Seek- Univerifty, Palo Alto, Mr. and lantic Optoniftric man r&ad, has just returned from Mvs. Bobis wjll spend a few days fwo-week trip to Nassau in the at Los Angelos before proceeding ,Guests at HaddonHall, Atlantic ?ahamas. !o Palo Alto. City, over the holulav v%eek-ernl Miss Nell Miller, daughter of Miss Lucy Petracca'ro of 8 Au- were Mr. and Mrs..-Carlelon Wl and Mrs. Robert M. Miller, brey street is on a spring cruise Picrson of 79 Bceknian load and irmerly of Summit and now of to Bermuda aboard the Furness 1 jyr. anej 'Mrs Carl S Huleit and ew Milford, Conn., has been liner; "Ocean Monarch," • , ' • >. . daughter, 'Lynn, of 76 iected girls' student body presi- Beekman. of Westtown School, West- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Curtiss, Jr. road.- •'* . |tosvn, Pa. Miss Miller will be a of Orange have returned from senior nest term and is a former Bermuda where they were guests K. Tennant-, son of Mr."• ay student of .Kent Place School. at the Pilot House Club in Nassau and Mrs.' John S Tchnanl. 2ncl, while on their wedding trip. Mis. will have as his house guest for- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bobis of Curtiss is the former Merion" R. a few weeks' anotlier -, Trinity- i High street are flying to Cali- Hunt. 1 unia'to attend the graduation of • •" ' • * • i'asvl'ing'sradviriSc , Nick dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ( Dar-cs-Salcm, Tanganyika, East Hughes of 212 Oak Ridge avenue Africa. E VAI.LI:Y SHOI* and their children, Given and Ned, H. B PRATT spent last week-end at Atlantic Mr. and Mrs,_ »Krbnk S. Paul. NEW rURNI'TURK Jr., of Glcn.side'avenue spent Me- Njtlomllv advertised and riivioro City aboard their yacht ' Bint." . cherrv forrJturf our spfcullj morial Day week-end" with 3Ir. — ANTIQUES- . Dr. and Mrs. Jules Manning re- and Mirs.' F.arl Lawson nf Annap- VUU Our 6!iow Room — olis. Md. 'Mr. add Mr's^ Law son Op«n Ev»ry DJV turned Tuesday from Atlantic j Rfl., «alrhnni PL, ««JS23 City where they attended a three- are former residents of Summit. Mr. Ldw-son'fc the superintendent of recreation at Annapolis. regularly 54.95 A group of sixth grade students at Franklin School Ave re enter- One Check Pavs All With tained Friday evening with dam> i'n? and earner 'at "the home of Miss Janet Lou'^e Baker, daugh- Wiiat could be thriftier for your *Jiore cottage or guest room?_TliI« ter of Mr. and Mrsr llariy L isn't an ordinary sale mattress—it's Bams own 252-coil mattresi Baker of Blackburn road. made to our rigid specification?, a sensational buy even at regular Mrs.' Dnuqlas f, Peder,-!n and thetf son, Donald, of Truit Co., to make shopping quicker, safer and easier Tijlin «,trpct s"?nf Memorial Day for you than ever before. It gives you Charge Account Meek-end at Sag Harbor, L. I privileges at not just one but all the member stores-— Mrs. John S. fennar.t, 2nd, of IflRlBERfii without a penny's extra cost. (Look for the bright blue- Hcbart 'aveiue and Mrs. Dnrvvin C. Hand cf Ph iMoutfi road have and-yellow emblem tn your merchant's window). left for Bryn Mawr.'Ta., to attend the regional • conference of the COMPLETE SHOPPING SAFETY—All you need for Aiiieriean Association-of Univer- shopping is, your HANDI-CHARGE credit card (which sity \Voine-n • onening today af Bryn Mav r ("olleac. In her ca- [ ERVUl fits easily inio your wallet or pocket). Eliminates dan- oacity as state arts chairman for ' ger of losing cash. TS'ew Jersey, Mrs. Tonnent will \ speak on a panel concerning-"Ihe j OHM ONI DLL INSTEAD OF MANYJ Once a month place ol the arts in the overall j A.A'.U.W. picture." • ' s you receive a statement covering all your HANDI- CHARGE purchases during the pait 30 days, whether Mr. dm\ Mrs.-Bryant W. f.nffh'i will entertain a group of friends ! at one store or many. at a barbecue Saturday afternoon I at their home on-Ridge road. i SAViS TIMI & MONEY—With only one bill you simply Sale! Double-duty fiber rugs Mr and Mrs A G. Laird will ' write only I check or only I money order and that's that! motor uf> to New London, !N. H., • —Ask Your Favorite Merchant For Iliis weekend to ^isit their dntich- ter. Alethe, at Celby Junior Col- lege. She will return with tliein to besin her sumnTcr vacation. Mt^^ Frnm-os I'ole "( the Hrvakl staff has been firaoted a leave of Dunne Hie summer Mrs. IV HosscUcr will seise 14.99 OUTDATED? as social editor 9x12' regularly 18.95 let our experts do your REPAIR SERVICE At In."I. ne\e enoupli of tiicsc sturdy, hand* Watch Rapairt lome Siinuner ru^n to advertise ihom npaiii. Pearls Restrunq They'll give twice the wear o( ordinarv F,UR Engraving nip?, since they're reversible. It's-no chore Placing ' to rlrati them vvith a bronm or vacuum. Ml Crystals Fitted fitr coot Ncomef Immediately lliis.- nud20'v sa\ ings, too! Thrninrvelou* newly styltd hvcrdv. lexhire looks wonderful with nnv 5fole, Fgr Jacket w . . CARLANS |\|»e furnishing*. €ho<»?p from ihrce Imrk- I onwmnih )t*ine\et crnmul «hndc» cray. sxrtn or \m%r, Mail, I ri. £**«. W » P. M, t»«1fv(-n U e on X.01 or more, " we, regularly 3.:.0, salt 2.99

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• /.,...• ' L 14 rat SUMMIT HIJULD, iwaseAt. JUNE 3, Miss Sally Hkkok \ New Providence Selects June 26 Man Marries For Wedding Date \ Binghamton Girl Mis* Virginia Helen Smith, Sally Hickuk, daughter of daughter of Lynn H, Smith of • Mr. and Mrs. Ero**t S Hakok ©f Bmghaniton. N. Y. and Mrs. . 15 Norwood aveaue, h*» chuaen . Terah Cowart Smith of Rochester, j • June 26 for her marriage u* Paul N. Y. was married Saturday to j William R Laadmes^er, Jr., ioit Richard Bouquet, son of Mr. and I l of Mr. and Sin- Lfcaduieisser of , Mrs. Clarence B-oujquet of Tama- J ' New Previdctice, The double ring | rack read. Pittsfield, Mass. Rev, ceremon> was held tt noon at the Jf you're a lover of (tee A»er- ' Jesse Lyons will perform the doti- Taberaaclt Methodist Church, •fcjrt 'at |?.J5 to ltm \ We ring ceremony *t 3 p. m. at leaiia . . . you'll love browsing at „,_ swwis frvmi $7.95 to • : HEATH STUDIO, IB Lorraine Hurry, hurry foHfee the Methodist* Church, A reception Given in marriage by her father, will follow »t the KortiufhUy Club. \ Place. Mr. Clyde W. Heath, « fa Summit 6-4313. the bride wore a gown of enan* 5hs> Jean Wfutttngton of Manoo \ m-ous Amencam collector, bat tilly lace and tulle over satin. It gathered together a most inures* Il't til* Stk It a spriw . Station, Mvi . vuli be maid of twa- was fashioned with a sweetheart or Bridesmaids will be Miss Jean j sive collection, including many TELPER OTVDIO. MUC neckline, moulded bodice and long family heirlooms. There"! a !••• Short HiU», brings >ou in Feldman of Summit, Mrs, Eiebarc! j reduction* en workroom . S. Hickok'of New Providence. Mrs. >• tapered sleeves. Her fingertip veil cutting set of 4 chairs made for of illusion was arranged from a TO CiET AB DEGREE - GRADUATE - M«>* Deldre Mar- j James K. Hickok of Newark tad 'ST. ElJZABETH~GftADUATJE.S~Graduatin{' yesterday from St. Eli*- President Polk, graceful Duncan TELFfi-ioveiy lam^* t^Ji headpiece of chantUiy l«ce and Phyfe sideboard, with the origin*] caalrs and more *nd ir.(fe- Jean Bobis, daughter of Mr ."•jorie Sec.ord Coghlun of I&J Suiu- Miss Martha .Marvin of Essex :abets'i College, Convent Station,* were Miss AieUa Crjsler (left) seed pe«ri» She carried t white brass, circa 1805, et cetera, et iavingi of 10 to 30'', nou'-. Mrs. Stephen Bobis of il High , nnt avenue **$ one of .119 MTUWS | Junction, Vt. Miss Barbara Perst 'daughter « fv«»I arts degiee from Stanford Uni- cousin;- will be flower girl and : - . • , , , Bsyit" Mav, i 'Caik'fjc. Br>n Jlaiu; WaUh of 2 Bridesmaids, Miss Joan Kirk- jwet ii a de-torau.r.'* ltem md, versity, Palo Alto, Gal., on June , Santord D. Hickok of New Prtrn^ ** SptwgfUM avenue. Mis* Iryder; a biology major, r*- Came see what we've uncover- at ttrrific savins^! Pa. MISJ- Coghlm was-granted a land and Miss Judy Klme, botn of 10. Miss Bobis, an English major, ! dence, the bride-elect's nephew, .'ceived 'to AB degree and Miss Walsh a BS degree in business adnnn- ed! DOROTHY HUGHES, 42 •Ilicholur of Arts degree. The Binghamton, wore b a 11 e r i n a Beechwood Road, has the perfect tt*» never too late so p\m h»i been president of her ciorrni- j. will be ring bearer. ' * :istraUi«t. * _ '* . '• . - •' length frocks of aqua mist with from FORBES GAR!)is coniinericenu'itt- address vus. gH}"-" Rus=ell I). Bouaquet of Pitts- i •Up for Summer. Fashioned by f ory, pr eiidf'ntW Associated matching headpieces and c*rried Gilead, this strapless Bra Slip TCR, Morns Tump^e vVomen Students and during her en-by Mr*. Everett X. Casern", j field, will be .'best man for, tt» f pink carnations and sweetheart burn Ave.,* Miliburn j brother. t*»hera will be Richard Si (A.B.C," cup) with the front tipper senior jear was vice-president of wife of tilt* president of Canute roses. is designed for sun dretaei. Br« grown and root i Hickok of New Providence, James Mr. Landmester, Sr..' served budded beauties, tiie Student Boov. She i» a mem- Un:vfj>^?. • a member of the • K Hickt4c of Newark, brothers of j top has elastic inserts at sides, ber of Cap and down, honorary'' Bryn Aia'tir hoard"of directory as his son's, best man. Ushers in- fits beautifully, sued from 34. Jt jour garden and '.the bride-elect: Kenyon Ferry of, cluded LeRoy E, Putnam, Jr., of Garden Club winner scholastic sonety. Mis.* Bobis \jull Mij-s Coghlan was active on the.Pitt>field,* Kintball %',. Hav.es of Rayon and nylon. "S7J5- cotton, New Providence, a counn of the 55.00; .cotton plisse prettily . trim* year, FORBES rose spend the turnmer iri Europe. student government board. • Xorthhanipton. Mas*?., David E. i 'dormant during 'devt bridegr<«)m, and three former j nied. Summit 64408. ; Kciley of Burli«gton, Vt., and "Mer- classmates at Cornell University- riod. Result: a ,: , ritt Edsan of S» anipicott. Mass. '• Klaus Bnnkman of Manhasset, For the.young in heart . , , . structure that laugh? Pride of Possession is yours with i Mrs,'Rus&ell Bousquet, the pi-os- L. I.\ John Will, Jr., of Pacific GRAYMAT FOR MUSIC, 27 tion problems! ! pective bridegroom's sister-in-law, * ' IRISH BELLEEK Pa.liis.ades, Cal., a n d Anthony South. St., Slormtown, has a rec- ! will be soloist. ^ ' Quartararo of Poughkcepsie NY ! Oldd collectiol n off the most popu- Just when you nwi them men *..-. LUGGAGE AMI • ROYAL CROWN DERBY Mr. and Mrs 1. Curran, Jr. off A reception followed the cere- lar recordings, spotlighting all the Dixiel and D a nc b ! efavorit COODS CENTER of >...,., Norwood avenue will entertain the ; mony at the Monday Afternoon , , " «*- they U claI n v Springfield Ave,, offer* dra The Melroses bridal party June 23 after the re- * Clubhouse " I *P« P^r « - record . hearsal and Mr. and Mrs. Boas- I you cant find there . , , and their dnctjons on camp trunk* 10 t.ro, — C p.m The bride was graduated from quet will" be hosts at dinner at the * notable selection of record players steel iMJund carnp trup.h Uo»rd Vlon.di'1 Hotel Suburban the same day. j Binghamton-High School and El- $12.50) now S1.95: haH fibrf m. mira College. Mr. Landmesser, a \! "makes GRAYMAT No. 1 on your frtid camp trunk*, ire*: n Miss Hickok tt'ii recently hon- ••' ! music parade. * Morristown--4-S1C4. orcd at a miscellaneous shower " graduate of Cornell University, only*$9.75. and B-I-'c ;G sii; i given by Misi Jean Feldrnan at •tCEVELL GRADUATES—Two Summit students will receive degrees was a member of Phi €amma Happy the Bride . . . who is en- trunk's • fret'. S191.5> are * ronj Delta and Kosmos Honorary So- tertained at CHANTICLER. Mill- priced $u% GOSMI W>,^- )[m. the University of Vermont and a f BackaeU University Monday, June 14. at the 104th annual com- framtnlng free of charge kitchen shower given by Mrs. ^encernent They are Miss Mary' Louise Hermann (left! of 204 Kent ciety- He is a member of the burn. Whether you're the Father Cornell Alumni Council. j of the Bride or a friend of the Arthur Ferry.of Pittsfield Place Boulevard* .and Miss Nancy A. Knauss .(right)'of Countryside. Fligibt now leavins! C I Miss Hickok, nor with her par- MiiJ Herrmann is *» candidate for the degree of bachelor of arts. She Following a wedding trip in the j Groom, Sylvio of CHANTICLER 2 !.outh, the couple will live at j *iU ** delighted to assist you in tion: your wardrobe it > a'] '•ents, will graduate on Jua* 13 fsp**^*^ *^ in Engiita. Miss Herrmann served on the staff of the aboard" with moths . . . -o jt^v i from the University of Vermont ^"Agenda, the- college yearbook, the BuckRellian. the weekly student Columbus, (ia. where the bride- j planning a oarty Uic happy EHde or Groom will long remember! Merry up on all the thing-! .'.. newspaper, and tise Student Handbook. She is also a member of the groom, a lieutenant in the Army worst at CHARLIN'E'S (IT RUF. ; Burlington, Vt, mixed chares, the Booster Club, and the Christian Association. Mis» and on !ea\e of absence from the thought; Leo Reisman's acclaim- ed orchestra makes such dancing DKt'GS, 417 SpringfitId Me. V, 'Knauss, daughter of Mr. and; Mrs. Calvin A. Knauss, will receive her Allegheny Ludlum Steel Co., adichlorobenzine nu^Pts a-"ifI Catholic Daughters bachelor of sriecee degree tnj biology. She has been a member of the Pittsburgh. Pa... will report for music every night but Monday. SUMMIT 6-2158 "Mtllburn 6-1454. crystali are highly rcomimp'.i!*:] Hold Business Meeting staff of L"Agenda, the college yearbook, and Etcetera, the student duty. . , , but just namp \mr "••>':$ literary Rsagaiinc.•;'Miss KnauBS is/also a member of the mixed The bride's mother was dressed poison . . CHARLINK S hn i'1 Coujt Benedict, fill, Catholic ^ Association. If you'll excuse the etpressiin we Ichoras a|ld Chriitian in nav> blue with white accessor- use, we're in love with the won- Phone 6-1082. Daughters- of America, v. ill hold ; ies and wore a corsage of white Chell Frantzen its derful buys at FISHES FVUNI- regular business • meeting roses. The mother of the bride- "If 1 Had My Wat" i»5 Tuesday, June S at 8:30 p.m. in Kani P/nro school on Saturday, June 5.. This Tt'RE r.ALLEKIES.OT5< Millbum groom was gowned in powder blue Av,. Millbum. Much of their mo-d- tomorrow and every mjtt. i 'i the auditorium of St. Teresas year a record crowd JS expected vite you to dine at picture-',.*! PHOTOGRAPHY Church. because of reunions. This year's with paie pink accessories. She t»rn furniture has been greatly re- OLD MILL INN. Rmjto L>02*. Ber; . • • v" Alumnae Meet luncheon chairman is Mrs. James wore a . corsage of sweetheart! dtrced for quick clearance. .. in- Summit A bus trip to Gray moor is nardsville-MorrUtown' M. K;vm\ planned for Sunday, Jijne 13. S. VanDerbeck. whose co-chair- roses. j eluding FISHER-fine dining, liv- for their tasty American special I Tickets may be purchased from This Saturday man is Mrs. R, F, Boehm. ing and bednrwm furniture; sirmrt ties, charming atmosphere .... Alumnae Day will start at 11:30Farm and Garden to Hold sophisticated lamps and unusually hotpitality, OLD MILL INN offer! Ann' Fagai\ chairman, or The Kent Place Alumnae As-so- interesting occasional tables. ; from any member. The bus -will'.^ciatioa will-hold its annual meet- a.m. with registration in Phraner Annual Meeting Thursday pleasurable cocktailin?.. dinins aril Sumrfrit'at 9 a.m. Gymnasium, follo%ved by the an- parking every day rxcept Mo* STATIONERY i ing 'and reunion luncheon at the The annual meeting of the New Things that dreams are made of days. nual business meeting with elec- Jersey division of the National , . the breathtaking!*- beautiful tion of new officers and announce Woman's Farm and Garden As- dancing frocks at ARDEMS, 53 SIEGEL'S SHOP ment of alumnae trustee. -The A fitting (ompanion fn Mary'll sociation be held at the Bal-South. St., Morristown Destined for retiring officers are Mrs. How- little "sheepskin ... a t(- tusrol Golf Club on Thursday,^ _, at_ th_e lovoliest debuts_t, sage from STIRLING.FLORISTS.! land B. Jones, Jr., vice-president: June 10 at 12:30 p.m, Luncheon! ARD'KNS collection is'irresistible offers their Special Miss Diane Pelmonico. secretary, Valley'Road. Stirling sTIRLIWJ and an informal reception will be ! . . . from palest organias to float- FLORISTS are rcnou ne-1 for th«;r| aad Mrs. Eric M. North, mem- held to honor the new* national ing tulles; from whirl-a-long or- berat-large. unusual coryagc--. "> perfect fofj Two-For-One president, Mrs Frederick B. gandies to the very new and fetch- graduations, prom ami ihosr v«>| An important feature of the Llewellyn of Short Hills, now ing "baby doll" beauties. Size* treasurer of the New Jersey di- special country club dance*. pre-luncheon program will be the from 7. from $39.95. and their bouquets »n *.!wr artii- INTRODUCTORY SALE welcoming into the Association of vision. The guest speakers will be Mrs. George F. Roberts, UN. For good looks unlimited on a try. Phone Milljjnct-'n '7-OOSS .. 0 ... honorary faculty members and the freshest of hlrioms and promp during which the purchaser of the first book in any- this years graduating class. consultant for the Associated very limited budget . . . b«* sure Country Women of the World, and to see the 1954 Summer collection delivery. one of the series below will receive the second title Honorary faculty members are Mrs. Ian MacDonald, vice-presi- of smart Deltox rugs at CENTER All Slimmer Straws faculty who are at present teach- In good taste for .Summer in that series free. dent of the Associated Country 'CARPET CORP., 31 Summit Ave. S. BALISII AND SON. 1 BeecM ing at Kent place and have served Women of the World. In sophisticated "tone squares;" 1 the school 15 years or longer. Wf>od Road, ha ! sm<>'>tb Storting MAY 27Hi to JULY 10th Among the guests wiU be Mrs.cosmopolitan weaves; stenciled label Beechwood I13M »rA darlcl They are Miss Zilpha Wilde, Miss Walter Douglas, honorary presi- reversibles; sculptured; and "carv- Josephine Emerson, Miss Doro- rums (.M proof) at $3 29 the fiftf Series Offered DRASTICALLY REDUCED dent, and Miss Gertrude L. War-ed leaf" ... there's a Deltox for . . . $37 the case; and Beechwood j thy Sampson, Miss Eliiabeth every room and pocketbook. TOM SWIFT, JR. ren, retiring president, both of distilled London Dry Gin <90 proof' THE HARDY BOYS Hummel, Miss Erva Hanschkc, the National Woman's Farm and Phone 6-2700. at f3.35 the fifth . . . M8 the w» I THE BOBBSEY TWINS THE DANA GIRLS Some Below Cost 1 Mademoiselle Avizou and Mrs.Garden Association. Other dis- * For tasty summer coolers use J Katherine Pfouts, Included in this HONEY BUNCH NANCY DREW tinguished guests from New York Me good Squaw, makem heap Schweppe's Tonic Water Pbone welcome will be the Alumnae As- and from Washington will be good deal w ith Big Chief Larry at 6-1152 for prompt delivery MAIDA JUDY BOLTON & sociation's special guests, Miss present. | LARRY'S CYCLE A.ND SPORT KIN HOLT BEVERLY GRAY ALL SALES FINAL Florence Wolfe, headmistress I SHOP, 397 Broad St! We buyem Doa't ».«t off 'til tomorrow CHIP HILTON CONNIE BLAIR and honorary member, and Miss ! new English Indian Bicycle, as what STEPHENS-MILLER can d? Elizabeth S. Wilcox, head of the J. W. Jewell Honored | handsome as Brave's headdress for your heating plant tods) Y<* TOM QUEST CHERRY AMES upper school'. J. W. Jewell of Id"Hiihi«w ter- but eostem very little wampum. h«me desen-es a thorftich S1 RICK BRANT Tell your "Chief" about LARRY'S VICKi BARR At the conclusion of the morn- race was presented with a i-^roll cleaning of furn»c« and «t»ck 8!> THILONE RANGE* IOMBA ;nf program, a luncheon will be and watch in honor of his becom- wonderful bikes f,. . and you'll be an oil burner ronditi'>ni't&. * ing a member of the Quarter Pocahontas' Phis around your STEPHEN'S-MILLER, 38 R> JUNGLE TOM C6RBEH held in the school dining rooms. wigwam! 6-6026 thus affording the returning Century Club of the M. W. Kel- Place, have exponent cd J alumnae an opportunity to visit. logg Co. of Jersey City: Mr. men to insure satisfaction I I Jewell is with the petroleum and Many happy returns . . .to the j800^ today and avoid thf Come In Todqy! chemical research department. ACRES, Whippany Road Whip- ! rurii. Irene Gumming Graduates pany? They've just celebrated their second successful year of 394 Springfitld Ave. Summit 6-2191 111 Summit Aye. From Wellesiey on Monday How do you like >nurs Summit, N. J. bringing excellent food, effjeient medium rare? Take "" af'ur'l Miss Irene Cummins, daughter Two Spring Favorites! service'and a host enjoyable at- of Mr. and Mrs. James C. dim- and try a prime sirloin or j mosphere to New Jersey's smart house steak from SHALL ming of 200 Colony drive, will STRAWBERRY ; suburbia. A cocktail in their graduate Monday from Wellesiey FARM MARKET, M» Kemn'i | charming Palomino Lounge i* al- Ave., Morristown. Thry'rr n^i ' College with a"bachelor of arts de- wayg « delightful prelude to gree. She is an English major. CANOES a T , , . for taste and tomlrrncsf pleasant dining at the ACRES. And while yon'r*"there '"I While at Wellesiey Miss Cum dox. 1.80 1|tfll>lr ming served as 1954 chairman of Uieir coolsable p< ' How will you srore *artor|ally vox'' HUBERT'S the Press Board, and was script Vltnn«s« during the USGA Open at Baltus- grill* from $14 95 Kre-.h chairman for the Junior Show, ml? You'll get a par for th« tables, fruits, wine* and \\<\mt staff member of the library mag- MAM CRESCENTS course if you visit ROOTSSIM too. azine and publicity chairman for dox. 1.80 MIT, 402 Springficjld Avenue, and Till WP meet again . ^ ''•K" the senior prom. make your* jidection*. iron!-. l|i#»r would like to *ee Jane/PtM* She prepared for WelleMev at Coll Mlllburn 6-0228 wonderful* mtwbrimem of (fotftsg j*ont BE Ht89. J»n» W^'Jjp Summit High School necetsitka — the million-window ,or:..'nw FLOOR COVEIIM.S to order from Headt Camera Club Thomas Luce,, son of Mr, ind * • 0 Mr». L, E. Luce of M Beekman MELLIE WEISS Din* in Hi* Room >E 'WONT..-SELL l'OU 0M VMm road, hut been el«ct#u,»i: . t ^ trattt. mum, art, overni|(ht cimplng De«mrat«r Muttfet •# Twtit *- . 'i,. ".t coumnr ENVIRONMENT »m ., Rayon. U*wj , i:»r •" MUBfe'|a|+' isxpstiiKNCRD covnn%mm SMAIX ' 517 MHIImrn Avenii«< (near MRS. WINIFRBD MOOMJ, Director ,1 Uetnmt-i* gfi«rfM «,f KM,« IJI-PiU-, ' , MIMJJIRN NKW JEKhKV VetvuHfptt H«*»ti. Hcit; Cirpml ' SHOUT HUA& t-mm or SHORT MIUL, t«MI3 W r«ilrfln#, V*,mpl*tty ttHtilkS ... .04. yd. $7,11$ 20th C«mp Season, Juftt II •© Augui! If VtehMim Hlmd*. «f .tififrfafL.tiow Aim For Fill gwhool Ttrni HOTELS Mmry, BtemmUty, Junior High §78 Springfl.M A*t., Summit

. L •- THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1954 II \rmontNune New Rochelh GUI Miss Joan Wted, Graduate Student \gaged to Wed Saturday To Alan C, @indey Engaged to \ward Cann £ R. Taylor, Jr. Married Sunday Gordon A, Pott Mr*. Melvin £. Jen MUs Patrick Ann Kilmartin, \ The marriage of Miss Joan K Dr. and Mrs. D. B. H»nd of 652 U SomervUl«t Mass,, have daughter of Mrs. Michael J. Kil j Wied, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ft'Mt North itreet, Geaevt, N. Y., David S. Wied.&f Euciid.,*venue, announce the engagement of their uneed the engagement of tnirtio of 203 Woodland avenue, | •^daughter, Lois Esteile, to and Alan C. Gincley of Gales drive, daughter, Miss Sylvia M. Hand to New Rochelle, N, Y., and the late ; New Providence, took place Sun- Gordon A. Pott, son of Mr. tod Cum, son of Mr. and Mr. Kilmartin, was married Satur- ! day at 5 p.m. at the Methodist Mrv AUn A. Pott of Summit. , Edward Cana of 4 Watch day, Muy 29, lo Edmund Ran- ] Church. T-he bridegroom is the Miss Hand Is in *lumna of place. dolph Taylor, Jr., son of Mr. and j son of Lowell Gineley of Avenel Swartlimore College and it now iss Jenkins, a public health Mrt. Edmund R. Taylor of 87 ; and Mrs. Thelma R. D'Arcy of working for a master's d«gree at e for the State of Vermont, West End avenue. The wedding j Los Angeles. Officiating was Rev. Cornell University with a graduate Jesse H. Lyons of the Methodist assistantship in the department of graduate of the Children's took place at the Church of the ] Church. A reception followed at >ital School of Nursing at Bos- Blessed Sacrament, New Rocheile. ; the Club Diana. child development. Mr. Cann' holds ^ a master's Rev. Joseph U. Kiimartin, brother . Given.in marriage by her father, Mr. Polt graduated from Lafay- ette College in 1950 and it an in- of the bride, ^ performed the cere!- 1 the bride wore a gown of satin and ee in mechanical* engineer- dustrial engineer with the Max- from the Massachusetts Insti- COLBY GRADUATE-Miss Nan- mony. net overlaid with lace embroid- ered with pearls and sequins. She well House division of the Gen- of Technology. cy J.'-Moyer, daughter of Mr. and Given in marriage by her bro- eral Foods Corp. Mrs, Harold J. Moyer of 16 War- ther, John A, Kilmartin of Bronx- carried lilies-of-the-valley and I Mrs. Andrew A, Fornaro Mrs, Alan C. Gintley baby's breath on a fan. The ma- Miss Sylvia -M. Hand \n to Pete P. wick road, will receive a bachelor ville, N. Y., the bride wore a (Photo by Chell Frwitwn) will be displayed, and items in- gown which belonged to the great- tron of honor, Mrs. Shirley Cam* it, and Mrs. Pete P. Miller, of arts degree from Colby Col- eron of Chatham, wore a gown of cluding baked goods which htvt graftdmother of the groom. The I Miss DePiano Lutheran Junior Guild of 531 Marietta avenue, lege, Waterville, Me., at the June white net over coral taffeta. been donated will be for stle. gown of candlelight taffeta trim- To Sponsor Hobby Show Mrs. Lynn Gilbert son ii in iarthmore, ^'a., formerly of 14 commencement exercises. A j Married Saturday Bridesmaids were Miss Mildred ch Spring drive, announce the med with illusion net and gold Brown of Summit, Mrs. Robert The Junior Guild of First Lu- charge of arrangements. Mrs. Lin fringe, is over 100 years old.. The rival of a second son and third French major, she was active in ! At St. Teresa's Conklin of Chatham and two cou- theran. Church, Summit will spon- Artdersskog and Mrs. Nancy' the Outing Ciub, Women's Ath- bride wore her mothers cathe- sor a hobby exhibit on, Saturday, Twombly are in charge of re- (id, Geoffrey Morison, on Thurs- i The ma lira ge of Miss Jenny De- sins of the bride, Miss Doris Toms dral-length wedding veil of rose of Murray Hill and Miss Barbara June 5, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the freshments which will be served jt May 13. Mrs. Miller is the letic Association, Spanish Club point lace on a matching head- I Piano,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. church. Hand work and collections in the yard of the church. fjner Nancy Morison of Short and served as a senior advisor. | Alforlte DePiano of Orchard street, Wied of Nixon. They wore dresses piece. She carried an old-fash- of white net over powder blue Us. -••••• i Summit to Andrew A. Fornaro, She is^^a member of Chi Omega ioned bouquet of white roses and taffela with white accessories. sorority. Miss Moyer graduated lily of the valley. f Jr., son of Andrew Fornaro and ; Bruce Cameron of Chatham was tiie lale Mrs. Fornaro of South- j from Summit High School. IM-iss Michaela. Kilmartin, the i 'best man and ushers included bride's sister, was maid of hon- j em boulevard, Chatham township Kobert Conklin of v' Ch'atham, •. Will, Build On' Qrder FUR or, wearing'a gown of aqua crys- ! took place at 5 p.m. -Saturday, I/nvell Gincley, Jr., brother of Lt. Stuart Truslow, USAF, talette with a halo of roses and I May 22 at St. Teresa's Church. the bridegroom, and David O'Don- IIIA Mi LIX HILL Engaged to Miss Stevens daisies and carrying a matching i The couple were married at a nell of Nixon and Fred Toms of STORAGE old-fashioned bouquet. Mr. Taylor j double ring cerfmany by' Rev. Derkeley Heights, both cousins of TWOMBLY DRIVE, Franklin School DijMct The engagement of Miss Helen was best man for his son. The ! John A, Kelly. A reception fol- the bride, Miss Karin Price was Vault on Premise! i Joseph Stevens of Wilmington, ushers-were Vincent-A. Scully of j lowed at the home of the bride. flower girl wearing a dress of O\i; FAMILY HOUSE Morrlirown Furriers j N. C ; to Lieut. Stuart A. Truslow, HQ'HO-KUS, and John P. Lennon \ Given in marriage by her u hite eyelet embroidery over pink United States Air Force, has been of New Rochelle. father, the bride wore a white cotton. • Ranch or Split Level 317 Springfield Ave. announced by Mr. and Mrs. Jp- s^tin gown under a robe of lace The bride is a graduate of jsepb Sidney Stevens. Lieutenant The bride attended Archbishop Hughes Memorial High School and styled with a Queen Ann collar, Summit High School. The bride- 6-7 ROOMS—2 CAR GARAGE SUMMIT 6-1257 j Truslow is the son of Mr. and Mrs. fitted bodice and a cathedral groom graduated from Regional •Frederick Kent Truslow of 34 the Wood School, New York City. High School, Springfield, and is She is a great-great-granddaughter train. Her long veil trimmed in Mrs. Zaffir Giannakis PORCH ALL SCREENED—FULLY Hillcrest avenue. matching lace fell from a crown j Howill Studio • employed at Jersey Central. Pow- of Daniel D. Tompkins, who w^s er and Light Co. After a wedding Governor Of New York and vice- of lilies of the valley. She carried ; LANDSCAPED—ANY ASENCY a bouquet of white roses and > trip through New York state and president of the United States un- Canada, the couple will live at Short Hilis Country Day School der James Monroe. j itephanotis. | ! Miss Connie Colangelo, maid of Miss Karabela Gales drive. New Providence. StI 0-1010 The groom is a graduate of Pel- honor, wore an orchid-embroidered ham Memorial High School, rose gown with matching picture Wed Sunday to Ushers were John Pappas and — SUMMER SESSION — Columbia University and the R hat and carried yellow rose's. The James Kyprios. both of Chatham C A Institutes, New York City. ! brides cousin, Angelina DePiano, Madison Man and both cousins of the bride- MARTIN, GIBSON, He is a descendant of Thomas JUNE 21 - JULY 30 was flower girl. She wore a yel- Miss Jenny Karabela, who re- groom. VEGA, iPIPHONE Jefferson, of Edmund Randolph, lcfa\ gown and carried an old- The flower girl was Connie Elementary and Secondary School Subjects who was Governor of Virginia, sides with her uncle and aunt, Mr. fashioned bouquet of yellow and and Mrs. Diakos-of 2 De Bary Tsakounis and ring bearer Manuet GUITARS and BANJOS and of William Paca, who was ! orchid daisies. The bride's brother, Kyprios, also cousins of the place, was married Sunday at 5 Governor of Maryland. j Gerome DePiano of the U, S. bridegroom. p.m. to Zaffir Giannakis, sOn of Call Short Hills 7-3541 or 3367 After a wedding trip through Marine Corps served as best man. j Following a wedding trip to KAYE & HARMONY the south the couple will live in Andrew Fornaro, nephew of the IMr. and Mrs. James Giannakis Virginia, the couple will reside in New Rochelle. Mr. Taylor, Jr., is t bridegroom was ring-bearer. Serv- of Madison. The ceremony took Madison. GUITARS & UKULELES associated with NBC Television in ing as ushers were Leonard De- place in St. Demitrio's Greek New York City. Piano, brother of the bride and Orhodox Church, Perth Amboy. • Commissioned In ROTC I Carl Gardner of Summit. The bride, whose, parents, Mr. Commissioned a second lieuten- MARTIN TIPLES & UKULELES ! The bride attended Summit Miss Dudley Engaged to and Mrs. Tzcincfo Karabela live ant in the Seton Hall. University Vega, Harmony & Islander Boriton* Ukts William. W. Clarke, 3rd j schools and is employed by the in Greece, was given in marriage ROTC unit was Donald R. Gcddis GOOD-LOOKING GLASSBS j Madison Coat Shop, Inc. Mr. by her uncle. She wore a nylon of 26 Linden place. 0 PERFECTLY Firno Mr. A. J. Dudley of Pittsburgh Fornaro graduated from Madison tulle gown vith a chantiUy lace WM. D. MURPHY announces the engagement of his high school and studied agrictll- bodice and a border of lace daughter, Miss Claire Louise Dud- ture. After a motor trip through 351 Springfield Ave., Summit, N. JSu. 6-0565 YOUR 'e¥E?pHY5iC'Ufl around the bottom of the skirt and Have Your Portrait ley, to William Walton Clarke, the New England states and a chapel train. A fingertip veil wa$ Everything In Music OUR ,S E R V1C S -3 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. William tour of Quebec and other points draped from a crown of rhine- W. Clarke, formerly of Summit, in Canada, the couple -will make stones—and pearls. She carried MUSIC SHOP MUSIC STUDIOS now living in Dunedin, Fla. their home on Southern boulevard white roses, white orchids and TAKEN NOW All Instruments Taught • Voice Le**ons Miss Dudley is a graduate of in Chatham, lilies of the valley. the University of Pittsburgh and Miss Georgia Diakos, cousin of for received her masters degree from Fred Shepard to Address j the bride, was'maid of honor. Famous Islander Baritone Ukuletet Georgetown University in Wash- Wesleyan Club Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Reg. $18.50 NOW ONLY $12.95 6U CtNTSAl AVfNUJ 344 SPRINGMUD AVINUt ington, D. C. Mr. Clarke is an On Sunday night the Wesleyan j Giannakis, sifter of the bride- {Nan Hat rison * Str ee! Regular Islander Ukuletet 5.95 Corner Summit Avenue! alumnus of Summit High School Club will have as guest speaker IAST ORANGf N J. groom, and Miss Ann Tsakounis FATHER'S DAY Kfl SUMMIT, N. J. and of Steven's Institute of Tech- Fred Shepard, Elizabeth attorney, of NevTYcuk, cousin of the bride- NOW 3.95 nology. ORange 3-1008 PHONI: former assemblyman and pres- groom. SUmmit 6-3848 The wedding will take place in ently a candidate for Congress ORange 6-4000 ! The maid of honor wore a Jules A. Wolin MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR RENT '.'/.vhiTit'-. F>. C. rn Ju-o 2 . from the Sixth Congressional Dis- gown of pink nylon tulle and the trict. bridesmaids light blue. They car- 447 Springfield Ave, Musk Shop & Music Studios The title of Mr. Shepards talk ried bouquets of pink and white Now on 2nd Floor will be "A Presbyterian in Tien- (Strand Thtitre Bldf.) carnations with blue delphinums SUMMIT 6-0087 Zenith & Emerson Portable Rodlos-Zen?* AM A FM Sett ton." Adults* in this vicinity are and baby's breath. invited to attend. ^- TOYS —TOYS Ernest Giannakis, of Madison, OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Former Residents Arriving! served as his brother's best man Mr. and .Mrs. David J. Miller.' and their children, Jo Allyn and Martin, of Prescott, Arizona, •will arrive this week-end to visit Mrs. Miller's father.1-Norman S. Gans, and Mr. Miller's mother, Mrs. C. A. Miller of 28 Oakland place. The Millers >vi!l be guests en route of relatives in Norman, Okla.. Columbus, 0., and Phila- delphia. An ooen house for mem- bers of the family will be held Saturday, Jime 12 in honor of the visitors. Michigan State Graduate Miss Foy Diane McClellan, daughter of Mrs. M. McClellan of 160 Summit avenue is a candi- date for a bachelor of science dc grce at Michigan State College. East Lansing, Mich. Miss McClel- lan is an elementary education major. ,tv a la New Jersey SUMMIT ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE Inc. The orchards of New Jersey yield i FOl'.M) Part Bfaglt, tan, ittjlf. wearing a wonderful apple crop. There are so roUnr, rmr Fujipj. black with white mark- Here's How to Save many different varieties of New Jersey lne«. , Coillt, ronlf. tl yt*. old. •pples that this fruk'is available throughout the year,' .. "WM^J If not rlslmfd by otvnrrg, won't »onironr flvf then* Hnt |dogs a homr. on Reupholstery! #L Unef gives investing facts .bout the agricultural products of (jALL s 6-6698 Lie Read U and ynuH X what a wealth of good th.ngs .re av. Our Mnrice includes fabrk, labor and rubberix*^ Ktlr «. in New Jersey, If you didn't get a copy of this book b* year, send for cuihiom ... all at the ana law prict! BUY IDEAL! one now. Just fill it) and mail the coupon. / For The Take advantage of out low price*.., our fait delivery .. . our oatttatiding CHAIRS HARD TO FIT GIRL fabrlci tnd 'extra" features PLUS frem , ..... ifRVKS s; „ , 44.50 iaeofflparablt top»t»*boftntn upliol- | Room Ml J, 10 Pwk PUeo, Newark, N. J. Complefs line of ttatf' (n»« ittudlf rebuild tcujr * ' PIMM MMI m$ a copy ot y««f *»o«k "Th* SCffAS " pieeei)! Corns in or call Ext TSO-51 mi our repr^Mintativfl will call with horn CHUBETTES, SIRLS, •ample*. DM Liberal Payment Plan. SUBTEENS AND TEENS KMIIQI * HIWAIIK, HU^HOUtltr, fftUtfM FLOW IDEAL SHOP I If i. Front St. . N. THt SUMMIT HERAtO. THUMPAV. JUNE 3. IW4 cttiom ire tb»t oat of 24, Promise of Close ract» tv«r wfll be c«ntest«d in but two men during this *•** Summit Takes Gfen Ridge Regional Beats recent yefri. In the Recreation pitching performance Co.i Samotit High School wound up ing Wilkenson home. Gude and Division, the 1A.C.F. and Kenfeated Dillon Motors iMh|' the l»i baiebttl Kim Tuesday O'She* then singled, with Cortett Summit 2-0 Race Seen in Jobiuton'i are tied for the league half of the twin by defeating Gkn Ridge 7-4 atwalking, loading the bases. Gude leadership with identical 4-0 &core 12-6. Meawrrial Fi*14% This wai thescore- d when Searpati walked, for Second Time Softball League records, with Boot's and Cor by'* On Wednesday, Ciha seventl) victory of the season for forcing Gud* home. OShea, and a single game off the pace. In the Public Service undefeated Regional High School defeated After three .vetks of play in the locals. against ten setback*. Coriett scoring the fifth and sixth Indu»trial Division, the North Summit High School for the sec- both the Summit Recreation and «n extra inning <> i Bonnie Pott buried all the way runs on Coleimn's second bingle ond time this season, potting an Industrial Softball League, iwU- Jersey Quarry and PubUe Serv- game, neat nine innings far the Hilltappert, gaining his of the inriiRg, identical 2-0 victor),-. The fame wa* ice have 3-1 records, with Air ' ' B wott Jheir third Summit ended a, rather l^iedio- alter thircl »in ef the year against five played before a large sized Rather-' HeducUoii, J. K. Sinn and Ciba £sr»t losses. Ted bfon and Joe Wolf cre campaign, although the pros- lag, with Bob Ciravalo going all but a tingle game oft shared Uie pitching for the Ridg- pects look good for next year with IACK 4 0 the way for the Bulldogs .to notch K»tt 4 0 cra, Ly«i t?bbed with the defeat. most everyone expected b#ck, ex- the victory, v bile Ronnie Poll,; Last week Ken Johnston's edged cept senior Tom Wiikes, l.»uudr>- 3.1 Trofl's Bake Shop 3 2 to maintain Tfj* victory gave Summit *n even although pitching a highly credi- , RUBBER STAMPS The lineups— table game, vas the \tor» / 8 ' , > 3 0 Suit*. TIT»UAV» RfcSl I.T* Mens Sliyp. Ttie I.A.C.F. walloped IJoyd Coiernan started the uin :R>III, t* *3f • «! FgftUo. 3b 4 led off *ith a ringing tingle to t 0 Ken Jo!iuton'» 9, R'jof* i tht Post Office by * no icor*. Day ' 3 2 Me-t-el*. c 4 ? center, going to second on a *acri- j 12. P**t Office 1 niag rilly for the HiJitoppers with 4 1 Clot,*, cf '3 On Tuesday, the \etemii George tft« firs! of hi* three singles, Pott ;o;s*i': rf" 4 « fiee by Ciravalo. and scoring on ln Rrgina*! CS* (tort bait toibjn (l;i . Dillon MiHors (S) Is Your Cellar Floor Wet? A8 R H AB R H rt 4 n t \n n II A« -imw My waterproofing process ii absolutely guaranteed wihr - 3t? 4 fartfr. 2h 3 ! 0 Mujtinr. >b I I ! • OPEN BOWLING Fvpn, S I Z'tr'r. ' t i I *1H. rf J 2 ! W OVitt. C 2 1 . t ijg .to give you ft dry celttir floor I No charge until job T) t> S*hf«t*v. P*fc'r, i ? I ? J.ipthf, ,«» 3 « . 9 •• ha» proven entirely satisfactpry, IYIRT NIGHT from 7:00 If P CM*!*, tt u 4- 1 ? K*lhg." H ,. 1' 0 t>Z rf o_Stin«>r, 3b HJ i iltw, Ib 3 0 0 ;• (Excepl Thursday i , f\ f 0 Sub*, ih .Brough. n Z i' 0 Ptcchl, cf I 1 (| 3 ,0 ft.C'fvJa p f'nvug, c! 3 1 i* Bormau, c( % 1 \\m SUNDAYS from 3:00 Pot.t, p rf 1 ' O'Eb^rt rt B I 0 jj LEO GARBER 0 4 Tot»l» 13 3 p it 0 S»!iUHl, p i J P iH 'THE ABOVE SCENE shows the siaitically received by fhe young- LINDEN, N. J. LINDEN 3-7783 10 Alleys ...... Snack Bar if o i a UP YMCA Junior Ki-Y Volleyball er members at the YMCA and Tout* %'t 11 1. T,O!fil* 18 t AI Time Payments —• S Yeor Guorontee Wins YMCA league in action during its.playoff will be an important part of the (S) stept»*m-MHIer (01} '•• SUMMIT 6-6573 AH II II Alt R H Sidewalks, Brick Steps, Ptwttr, Tile — Repaired Volleybdl Championship games. Volleyball has beeii.eoU»u-, .faU'preRram.*" „ P..-. CnJii, 1 1 J. Twoiitbiy, ts 3 0 0! "" . '• • or Renewed - ' 0 1 C'vujtii, cl 3 0 0; The Baltusrol and Crusaders Jr. Nelson, 'lh 1 2'»n-.ith, !b 3" a ft Hi.-V clubs clashed Friday night feel it will provide a summer full R'ynld*. cl • 3 Sprneer, a& 3 0 0 Twill, w 0 2 HmilDn. c 10 0 at the YMCA ta determine the ! of exciting.and organized play. 1 Recreation Board Lf*ch, 3b 1 5 tuplno. * -I 0 ' 0 BERKELEY RECREATION Volleyball Championship for the ! ' Both divisions will open play on D«r,ul!o, c 0' ! MellU*0. Jb 3 0 0 1954 spring season. The teams Cch-O, xf 3 0 I Imv, j> 2 0 0 ! July 1st and end on August 31st. O'nUo. rf 3 0 0 Held, Cf 301 played a six-game match, with j All games will be played at Sol- j rf 2 1 2 -Morojiey, rf J 0 0 Den Dwyeir Harold Eb*rbardt the first club winning four to be- Plans Extensive } dier's Field and Edison, or bath. Totuls • 52 b 14 Totals 23 0 1 .34 Springfield Ave. BerVdey Heights come the winner. • Games will be played Monday 4, K. Swit (10) ttb» (0) Pinboys Wanted Over 16 Yrs.of Age The Baltusrol Club, led by Dick Baseball Program | through Friday,- under the super- AH R II Att K H ; Iw'endU, 2 4 12 Birolic*: «« 3 0 U Golding. Captain Drew MeFad- vision of qualified b'atttball per- Allocco. 3U 2 0 o l'''<.nr,,.ct 3 0 0 den and Arnold Ginocchio, showed The Board of Recreation will j sonncl. •„';., 0 0 B- "<'t 2b 3 0 0 its strength early and won the j offer the boys of Summit an ex- j Those desiring additional infor- 3 3 8WI.!U,OR, Ib 3 0 2 2 Heilytr, 3a 3 0 0 match, four to one. Captain Norm j tensive baseball program during ! mation may call the Summit 0 o Lolatte,' rf 3 0 0 Lavery, Tom Prior, Ed Betts and the summer months. In addition P'cn*, rf 2 0 t King, c 2 0. 0 j Board of Recreation between the DlCTvul, r: 4 I J Coufcll, If 2 0 Herb Schmidt played fine ball for to the Grasshopper League (ages j hours of!) fl, m. and 5 p. m., Mon- Romano, cj 3. i 2 Bmrber, p 2 0 q the Crusaders, but weren't able j 9-10-lM2> which functioned last j day through Friday, telephone Kuro'ek. p t i ! year, there will be added & Jun- T'ndeJt, 30100 lev match the over-ail play of the } Summit 6-2932. Gennttti, c S 0 0 . " BaltuM"(»ls. ior League (ages 13-14-15). Registration will take place at ToiftU 22 10 13 Joi*1* •-* 0 I Bcltusrol K.O.'s Gcdiery N. S. Quarry (*) BfM l.«bs (3) the Board of Recreation Office, AB R II AB R UN DSC APE GARDENER Soldier's Memorial Field on For National Golf Day Jack, cf- 3 10 J-auji»tr. Ib 4 1 does McTavish 0'£4tl;o. 3 j i;Tftt.in, 3b 3 ! • Lawn Core. ^ Wednesday, June 9th at 4 p. mi., The Raltusrol Cclf Club an- Sandcn, p 3 0 0 VsiiUMO. if. 4 I • Repair and pur in Saturday, June 12, at 12:30 p. in. If Angle, 2 0 nounced that no gallery would be F1*nro; 3tJ 1. if 4 0 keep in touch with home? new lawns. and Wednesday, June 16, at 4 cf J 0 p. m. 1. permitted at the Springfield irucci, . white, rf JO Bjr thr-r-r-riifty Long Distance. It costs • Trim and Transplant S 0 OCEANPORT, N. J. ' course for the National Golf Day 0 shrubs. It is not necessary to be a mem- a tttwttn R«4 Bi even lew now that the tax has been ber of a team in order to register. j program which will pit National 30 Starts Also New Arrangements cut to only 10%*%. Louis —only $1.30. All individuals as well as proposed I Open Charnnion Ben Hbgin | Totals 4 5 Touis 27 3 8!. — GRANDSTAND- To Your Liking ; Public S*t*ie# («) Three minutes. Station-to-statton. After teams are welcome to play as the ] against the finest shotmakers in Clb* FEATURiSi Board of Recreation is concerned An It II AB * M Sat. June 12 6 PM and all day Sunday. Plus tax. FREE ESTIMATES I the nation. Bonn, 2l! 3 oC 2l> 3 with providing wholesome and P'tran, ef 5 • 3 C:.fftrV. 3b i IS Ben. Hogan, 1 ranked with the J•tBfhre, 2b 4 c li'cn: V,K ft 5 I I TREE WORK g'tun, Ib 4 s IWtd. a, i O 2': IT CAR: Via N. I. hanpOn *c W—4bt\4o* Imtl It lounges Cpttreli, '» * : A'.mrio, p S ft 2i »r*d Hiflhwof 33, turn a* £o»««tow« (• Tratk. Millburn 6-1104-M King, c 4 0 Autul'0: C 1 JPCCIAL TRAIN5 tf«CT TO GKANDJTANO in Quick, rf 1 o o !f 1 0 S Biroiii* 4 O 0; (0AYLI6HT TIMt) . Life MajtaHne "I b«at B-n Ho- 3 TUeiU, ei it. hs«. «.ii«. «.v.., i2^$ ittk. khh f, um Cafeteri Barber, p '4 O (;' i« xnvk (PPW) n»i$*t«.lw j,nloi , gari" medal. Cadmus, if 3 1 Sndio, If 0 'i! f ; Wright. SJj ; it, lawb it, N.y. . rf j <> I) Lucas, l»-ve;>r-old Rutgers Uni- ct 4 0 0 jpfiii.'3t> 4 l o Poiu* 3!}. 3 0 fi We've joined the new American Motors family versity student. C'mpbH. «t 4 2I 2.2 atng' t e 3 0 2 Hoean withdrew from the $25,-OraffVo'p»,, rf 4 <) ! » •. j o o 3 0 v. M 3 9 0 000 Colonial National Invitation Brown, c: 1 3t PU-:r-. if 3 0 and we're celebrating with a big... ^olf tournament last weekend be- J•Honan Ho nan., -e.l a » J. C'r.trl—,, ! O 0 cause of a viri"« infection. Up to 2 1 1 prets time, the Life Maga?i«e had Total* 25 4 8 To'ftU ?5 2 5 assurance that Hogan would be at Baltusrol this Saturday, flying i-i from Fort Worth Thursday. In the event of imtponement, the National Coif Dav would he heir! DUMONT the following week, or at Hogan's 1 home course at Fort Worth. Television Service Because the mass of the earth Since T940 on fhe greatest performers ever built . in much greater than the densitv of the surface rocks would indi- Best equipped Dumnnt cate, scientist); believe it has a tcli'nervkp thop in central core of heavy metal, prob- this area. Our, specialty abjy iron. — ' repairing nntl tente' inR of Ilumont telcvl- HEALTH FOOD CENTRE t»ion sets. VH hprincfleld Av*>. Summit —24 hr. SERVICE— 5fl HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL M lE, TIRES Daidone LOW CALORIE POODS 30% Off VOR 30 DAYS HIGH PROTEIN FOODS All Electric SALT FREE POODS DIABETIC FOODS 862 So. Orange Avt. Sale Encis SATURDAY NOON FRESH ROASTED NUTS Newark, N. J. John L Dietche Motors, Inc. NATURAL HERB TEAS Phone: ESsex 3-8160 80 -12 Franklin Ploct •t lf«*ri CM trnp*. AI»«*aieM* in Sedan «*4 Ctab talon. Patronize Native Dancer's Belmont Stakes HUDSON Local HORNETS • WASPS • JETS Business Now—* Hudson to fitever y budget—the Hamet, and new lower-priced( Hornet Special, in the nH-diuni-price He£&—Th« spectacular Super Waup, and Vfmp, worthy rutuiUHC matcn of the Horrwta, in the low-metliurti prim MA — Tfm Jeta, at pricwi rtarting with the SHOP krwet*. Come in! We'it having a Trade-in Jarntwree! at Com in today and me ! HOME

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Halt** Dttitetr AttHlfd hU el»lm Ui htm to » h#«d in M>« DMoad WAGON mpUMP toner* in hit <|jvt- riM« of tho Trl|ita Qtm* w»M«*, Madlurrar A Wallden In Itftt by wtnttlni the gr««t » FmknHk , mt ot ayearoitl f»MK. The «#i. »»turrt*y. Junt 13th.» m*iirt inbnl ffWItMi fn * UirilihiR h Dny thlH y»mr; Atmin UTI* wtuwr* «'»>< »U. ••TIM-W ttfeteh (!«(?! he dpfrstrfl .latnlc K th<< rroj» will m«>» In th* June I3t»t rlli»»M» 312 BROAD STRCET SUMMIT, N. J. d «!Mll«n«*r I mi 14 nun "T«i of ttw giM«t' t,h(. 1 THJ SUMMIT HEIUtft. THUftSgAy, JUNE |, ffS4 *!*• TwomWy Shoot Stf for Saturday Tfee Bttwjt Twombly Cup shoot New Provkience Acme now open every Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9 P.M. will be held this Saturday after- noon at 1 p. to, at the Police Pistol Range, Michigan Avenue, Sura mit. Most tU members ef the Stimmit Police Department »UI compete for the coveted cup. The cup is BOW held by Sergeant Dunne. [French Drome I Coming to Strand "Justice it Daae," drama aiso- t sated with a French trial court, i$ the foreign film endorsed by the Summit Art Association to be .vhown at the Strand Theater on Tuenlay. It has English sub titles.

Th* weight of all injects on the earth probably is greater than Uiat of all other mimals combined, en- ELECTKD DIRECTOB-Sara M tomologist* say. Price of 55« Springfield avenue, •/ GLENDALE CLUB librarian of The l'ort of. New York Mb. Authority, was elected a director ffackag* j»f the-Special Libraries Associa Cheese Food tion at its annual bminess meet- ing last ^eek, The association has a membership of more than NOTHING TO BUY! i pHILADEU»HIA BRAND Extra Sharp 5,000, inciydiiig librarians in gov- ernment, industry and institution! km CRKADAK requiring spenal library services. 2r££?'£Z ~**'' Cream Cheese 2 £.27'„ Cheese *> /¥ «•«* TSe MUs Price has been the Port Au- ma wowy »ei»wi p Provolone ra«?« m.57c Gorgonwda Chetac thority's librarian since June, 1946, She previously served as e AjaxCleanser 2^2U2srf5e3 — • ^- i- ' s^mid -i#i, Held worker in the Business Li- l k OB EB brary of the Newark Public Li- PallTIOliveSoap 3±r22- -3is31C 1 COttage V-lieeSe *-«. «3 IT J% ItiiporteMild Colored Swisd Cheess Cheese e ,fc 9940cc DanisCheeshe Bk"B i 35c brary, Newark, A native of Read- jj Kraft Velveeta r«7;/.53c Swiss Slices ***** 48c ing, Pa., Mbs Price has resided VOLUME 10 G o ^ 29c iti Summit for the last ten years. Ik, f, American Slices fc!S A" 2Sc Kraft Cheex Whi* 59 s She is a graduate „ of Syracuse FUNK & WAGNALL f Sharp Cheese ? Liederkranz Cheese ^39c Gmyere «m»f «wo« University, where she received a Unfvrnal Standard » Domestic Blue Cheese ,». 67c Pecorino Romano1""*^ $1.03 I B. S. degree in library science. Encyclopedia 99'' Evap. Milk See Our Selection of WH* Amj Tmitkmn t a taupltti Ml tt ES vclinnl NURSERY STOCK Let Acme K«*p Your HUM FLOWERING SHRUBS Bill Down! EVERGREENS RHODODENDRON and LAUREL y Gov«rmn«nl (Sraded "U. S. CHOICE" PYRANCANTHUS JAPANESE Orange Juice Roast or C e Andromeda — Leucothe Ib. IDEAL Concentrate 39 ! Ritz Crackers !«^31 HOLLY — American and Ijiriire 12-or. can Mm mm Steak u DELMOHTE SHADE TREES English Each can makes three pints. The government's Choice"--y(Hir absolute guarantee of top quality Bone in. Properly trid! fr* DONO BROS. NURSERIES BIRDS EYE Asparagus Spears ^ 45c ' Go»emm.iil Gnutai "(I. S. CHOICE" Springfield Ave., New Providence, SU.6-8184 roEA1 r< IOKAL „ "Formerly Located on Pasta ic Av«., Chartiam" : 169 Broccoli Spears 2 -;45c Ib. BIBD8 EVE . . || Veal Rum'p" COOKIES. CRACKEM OUfDY DEPABTltEKT Golden Cut Corn <& 19e Serve a veal ro«at for a delightful change. 0O Lemon Drops Cookies *"C i,%wi* Red Raspberries u;41c «ftACT •»•-« OLDSMOBILE OVKM IEA.DT" T-lnch C»» iw Nabisco Grahams & 32c Ucoricc Caramels \T,25c «B» Or»

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I** » 3 M* « « 22e *MN4, iMW Waxed m m t**r MN75 EitUoatw Fur^Ubed i Bmitfc fttrm 6PRTNOP!EL.D One timUy Six room* Summit 6-6346. *&4 bath. Cosf hwt Heat »1I. WUJa baseball letters at a recent ath points to 41. tions, including fte An.pr H H.P. outboard motor, br»s4 arw Chtmkal Society, An.cr -a Jj 1954 model, never registered. Will A E. JAMES, ptiotiiig asd de«or»t- garast, (8S. mubura t-UW. Utk program held «t Pingry u n **criBce. MiUburn 6-4261 jftex 7 p.m. lag interior ted tsttrlo* Boutb •SchooL Cub Pack 65 Holds Chemist's Society, ^inpri^D 4 ADVERTISING Q 2$S<' FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT sociation for the Advar»ct-ir,.ft . MAN'S golf club*, umbrella, wrtat j Ifcey m«re: Robert Win!, W MINIMUM CHARGE 10 WORDS $1.00 watch, teftnl* racquet. Beat oiler. • RAY NIXDS—paiaU&f. ptperlungUig LOVELY 3-ordroo3) ho-m*. Finai Science, American &* ,..\ V intsrSer decorattog. E*tlm»tw ch*«r- Cub Witfe Order Short Hill* r-3882-J j porch, beautiful grouaSs, for sum- New Enfl#nd avenue; Christ^ Biological Ch*mi6ta, A!,';,," 4* •« additional thin* sautsaut cl««ufua m* l» tasertefi m all ifcrt* of fully ffrea. Summit 8-6347-M mer month*. Retiontb!* Su S-694S phfer Tatlock, 2# Kent place Richard (Whig and Peter Mc- ! SALEM portable ho*e re#:. connect* to : Pharmaceutical Assoc;,.....-, 1 <-euni»jjBitji newspapcri listelited blbelowo : f**4C*t. excellent condition. South ~ k . ~t.pir boulevard; Eugene She*, IS €rath were graduated from Cub M album . Short Htl»$ lt*» Orange 3-QS88. decorating 46 MADI* Aft. iUMMER HOMES FOR RENT Scout Pack 65 into Boy Scout the New York ' Achden.y' 3 Summit HtroW d Mtllburn 8-2l«1. Manor HiU road; Fran* Shea, 15 Science. m 8«aamit COTTAG0 on Mirths'* Vineyard Is- Manor Hill road; Grosvenor ranks at the final meeting pf the SCHMIDT & LANDWEHR. p»lntla§ land, MBI«. consisting of 7 rooau; season held last week. The pack j FINE »«lect!on of spinets »r,«l irrtnd deeoratint. paperhaegtug lattrior— large kitchen, electric racjjs, fiec- Richardson, of New Providaace; ..plane*. DOWB »"«'p,' • mu-ft fit civrt> *ft*r first tnxrttoM. TJTJO* John Welsh, 21 Oakley avenue PTA. ^TX foot tn*I)Of»nv grand, Letter b«st exterior work Rewoaabl* 9t*4 throuvh September. For informsttori graphical errvn not ih» tauJe tonvl!le' aM3J Locd Athlete Ends Dr. Bernard Daubert of 105 New Rimback Storage Co. On Thursday, June 10, lns-a!*t*d, aiatUbie June 1. He»t T J BICKEL.' cirpenter & muoa .and ftot water-supplied, Adult« os.y, Eng4and avenue, formerly asslst- 'SPRING « It SIX %T% • MIIUWIH * j EAJIN 160 - $80 per wett SUMMIT . Su 6-45T0 .after '•-• Unbeaten P»rt Tim* Beginning at 10 a.m. l tnd cabloeti Summit •• as$ manager of the laboratory of TYPEWRITER SERVICE « .ROOMS »n« Voted-.by his 1953 classmates at the Koppers Company, Inc., has AmbHSou* hau*ewl»e» aad aaietwomta 24- Service of New Prorldenee. »re offered excellent caretrt in this SUMMIT EXPRESS CO. All Oifie* UacranM Summit High School as "most j joined the central laboratories of dUtrlct. AppIIciQy wilj be tr»ine2-M S Woodland Ave, Summit 15. 1250 M bower Overlook R. in biochemistry. He served Tr«e» Trimiihed ana Kc LOST 6-SOOS-W. In the five scheduled meets this *H *.;.•«*, good boun. Summit 6-1911-M from-.1925 to 1951 as an instructor Exhibition Wednesday, PASSBOOK No. ZS8I4. Return to year he was undefeated in the and later, research professor and l LANDSCAPING MATERIALS - tOWOll Flr«t .National Sank 4* Ts\ut C3., javelin throw and broke a college CHARLJNE'S DRUGS June.,9,' 1954 , humu». b*lgiutn b!oek« AUo Muoi Summit.* research administrator for that wort Call Appoilto'*. MUlburn *• record of 182 feet in the fsrst meet 14 Avs. Sunualt 6-4393 i BETWEEN OikhUL Road aad Short SINGLE or douftie room, prtvst* university. Me was named assist- 3—CLOTHING 1271. . • •> \ •- G»nt!*m*a t Parmle? Plae*. Sum- LANDSCAPE GARDENER Lawn care HUS* station, heavy circular gold pin mit. ' ' • ' hvmtemm Repair and put la cew lawnj. Trim with blu« bar. Reward for return to GRADS School T»*e>.e.-, for itteptzi- t siT Tie Merry-Oo-RouaS Quality and transplant ahrufc* Also put In Koch, 19 OakaUl road, Short,HUi*. LARGE airy room, two closH*. eoa- Rentals entertain tnt *ssh.ool, Rxju:** prsvisvu teach- ( re-ia:e *ssp 4-; Lack*wacaa P!»e« j new aettlngi Remove and cut down to transportation. Miiiburo Ing experience, but educitlon cr«l!u : UUlSura 6-:«>3 Hnura.. 10-U. a-6. | any »:*<• tree Fair prices Free eatl- FURNISHED APARTMENT One of th« first matu-given. Call cow Mtllburo *• POUND , .their KS ftO3IN Hood Shop. % laytor I FtTRNISHDD room, n«r O»erl'»t|t FuraUbtd Apartment Street, Mllioaia «:li» ua<4 clota* ] 4:?e-B • a - questions after any tto&s, ceir center of Suirurut, Ap*.'~ DOQ8 . CATS — See Summit Animal Hospital Call after 5 SO. 6-*m. roomi. July awi August. Call ply by letter giving ,-»duc**.ion et- ' '.Z% of bitter quality for every mem- ' s:-.ort Hllij Landtcaplng Contractor Welfare ueagui notlct Social i>t>jt* ATTRACTIVE single or doubt* room; burn 6-0031-J si ler «. . ler o! iht Jaaally Hour* 10 to 4 ' TOP SOIL ^ew Lawas • Summit Rerald. If rour dn« la found or war share horn* wlxti • b\uln«M Clsstd ali 6\y Wednesday. MlU burn • COUp'.e 8u 6-207J • PX>. "BOX- 308, Summit, JfVw Jersey. ' «4126 Asphalt Drlvewaya FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Rsisonible Price 'ATTRACTIVE, comfomWe rcotn, sult- CLEAN and- 'airy, iir.81.* or doub't THRIFT SHOP SALE Call Short Hills 7-311U . WANTED TO BUY - able youtiT brtulnwa p»rsoc E room; Ko ?0 bus lint' betwt«n M»d- SALESWOMAN 3? DeForeat Ave., Summit JACKSON'S Expert Landscape Garden- We PAY CASH fur your ua«M fumltur* lent- Jocstion; kitchen lion sad Chatham.. Madusa t- I? price closing sale now toing on. lag Talbot 4-3668. antique*, allver booka, brte-a-bfac Su. 6.-4S33. -. i !634>R. ,. salary plu» commtaaion Monday through Friday. 9:15- »-MASON CONTftACTOBB - patntlngt. work* of art, tu. SEKpLS room. , Thurxlty and S»tunl»j- j 11:30'am.. ::30-3:15 p.m. Saturday QEORQE'S ArCTION ROOMS . pirklnR spjuee: near [morning 9 15-11:30. - Thursday night* .VICHOLAS RUDISI U«on-Oonuact» 13 SUMMIT AVENU1 tlon. Su «-6348-W •FOOTWEAR, INC. | 7:30-8 00 p'ra. ' Stone, brick, sidewalk* Ml typ« T»L Summit 8-09M SPRINGFIELD. Slngl» room, prtratt coDcrtt« work Sumnalt 8-33M-J w» wtu buy your attic cconte&c u bath, board .options! Prlvat* f sa1'?. 4—FURNITURE DMcrst !« I 334 Springfield Ave. . Summit POLICARPIO BROTHOIS, generaUna- WE PAY bigbevt cub price* tot any- Cocverlcnt •.rinsportsston P*r3t'r>? VETE31AN de*lr«» pitntln^ *t;£ d*co- See Mr M»ekta i •oa contractor*; brick, block, plaster- thing. Antiques, china, silver, bric- *v»tl»b'i? Fo' &usin*ss woman. MU1- ratlny, iruitde and ouU'd* wcric. ; j PIKE coppsr lined *lnk and blanket Ing, outdoor-Indoor fireplace*, patlat a-brac, painting*, ruga TOUJ attic ^ burn 8-r.28;'-J. __ _ PART-tlme bookkeeper »nd typist lor chest; Sxia Hunter green sh»g rug. patchwork. Prompt and courteoui contents ">ur specialty «61 MO'RRTS Turnpike, Sprinefietd. permanent position In Criathuru aoisd Knrisgany Colonial service. Millburn 6-1618-R, 5829-J SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS WAS IT INSURED? rnln«s onlr. 5-day w«ek, expert- «ull«. Spinet dtik. chslse 47-49 Summit Ave&u* ComfonaWf.Men preferred.-Millburn LOST •.required. S. O. 3-12;'... D. SAUCHELLI; a!! ktnda etone & . Summit 8-2118 brick majonry; itoops. walk*, etc. CAT—grty tiger, blu«i ec:!ar. w«»t End Why not b© iur« that and r»JJs»'.c AT-« SU 8-8' Counter OSri ... / f SIMMONS lnnerapring ctudlo couch ;] Su. 6-J52fl. BOOK* wantea Pleaa* call tot d«- i«, POR *a>« p-oeltlon in office of Laua- j with allp cover; uceUrat cutidltion, tails 9 U Book Shop Plainiteio «- STORE TO RENT your pr©p«rty it prop- dry and Dry Cleaning ?last N?4t «20. Su 6-82I1-M. I 30— MISCELL4NEOi;$ 3MXl FOR SALE appearance, psrsonible. some **5« j bedroom set; double bed. STORE for rer.t — Ch-"h)»m 1M Main erly and adequately •xpetlense- Good »al»ry. steady, j PAVINQ & Driveways, parking lot*, CHILD'S playhouse. 10 or 12-ft. ttaln- St. Call Chatham 4-873S o: Esse* 2« 5- chlffOrobe. dra»er and chair. »60. lawn*. AD work guaranteed. Lowest leas «te«l slide, redwood plcmc table oth** beotflla. AppI^ Corby* Enter- j Telephone Su. 6-3539 after .« p.m. S?b3, insured. la prtee. Free estimate* cheerfully with benchea. BernardsvUl* S-1434-J. $-PFECE rae btd:roots *et; prl»» I>aundrr, 31 Sununl; A7enue. • iv Jamea LoSspio Summit 6-80S3 Sumavlt. | KSTIQTT& apool bed with hat; mat- WANTED—a chtap pl.ana. Su.' 6-8719. an. i5u. •• •6©« tresa; cherry corner cupboard; wal- A A.A. Anythlnr. Anywher*. Anytlm*. Call this Agtncy RESTAURANT SALESWOMAN ! nut cheat of drawera. wa'nut t»o:e. Lawn care, house cleaning, wash WE BUY, sell and appraise stamp col- Rentals Wanted Beat offer. CaJS Eases 3-3385 walls celling*, windows, clean cellars lections; U.S., Foreign; large or small. To-day Some «p«rience neeeaiary: for women's ' ALso Interested In 0.5. Mint sheets. FURNISHED HOUSE i KITCHEN* -rar^r. V*f.t Cri«f. •peclalty shop 5-day week. CaU Sum- | FTJRKIT0RE moved. On* piece or !oad Top soil for sale. Call Bob Smith J ficvtth Ora»g» 2-SJ39. Livingston 8-0678. first day covers and envelop**. Phone At \etrark Airport mlt 8-J812 for Interview. \ Eventaiw. weekend*. E. Gilvin. Tele- Summit 8-5474 until « p.m YOOTJO coup'.e. na ttslHre.- wUh to i HEAVY sptlng Phon* aft#T T Lunthttn t Dinntr — phone MUlburn ft-0853-w. PERMANENT drl?eway«. roadway*. Holmes Agency rent furnished house. Short Hills a t iundoy HOO&tKEEPER experienced; with re!- Jf. ARE HAP WANTED MALE PAINTED bedroom set*, suitable for 32« MorrU Ave. Summit «-9!M WIDOW would like to rent 3-4 UR- Reliable Home Cleaning Co. i ing lota, aejntc *|-j:trr». cor.--r«* TAXI driver. Lackawanna Taxi. Sum- aumtner cottages: mahogany book- Summit Open evenings. furnished rooms for H?ht bouv- }. work. rsMt :»wr«s mmit. ft:I i'.r, sr.d case with adjustable leaves, mahog- Uniformed men — General cleaning keeping. CaU Summit 6-1203 after j top *«". SinHngi-^n T-104S - 0931-J SUMMIT SHOPPING NIGHTS mit 8-1100. any sofa, man's clothes cabinet; and floor waxing — windows. Home* CADILLAC 1941 •«•, 2 tone screen. «• 7 p.m. or contact Mrs. Klrsche. 9". couch convertible to double bed; and public buildings, also summer door sedan. Privately owned, low Myrtle Avenue. MlUburn. Summit AJT*» Chamber of Comitwrca J4OTTOR, part time; approximately other Items. CaU mornings between homes and cottage* at all shore points. mlle&jfse, excellent, very clean condi- ' REAL ESTATE FOB SALE 10 hours per week. Welton V Johnson 9-12 and after 8:00 evenings. Short 24-hr. service. Herman. Millburn •- tion. »450, Short H11U 7-3«»S. Engineering Co., Inc., 65 Summit 3144-J. At*.. Summit. H. J. HlUs 7-3720. ROOM & BOARD WANTED i . I-SUMIOT J. P. McOUIHHESS Home Maintenance. INSTRUCTIONS OPEN SUN. t kM. to nm P.M. — S,\T. « KM. to » !*•>»• OAH&BNER Apply in peraon. Hotel KELVtNATOa refrigerator. 9 cu. ft. WORKINO mother with school child Bxetnent condition, $100. Storm windows removed, screens ACCORDION, Hawaiian Out'nr Let- wishes two furnished rooms. Kill- Soburbin. Summit. put up. Window washing. Light sons at your faom*. Werner. MUlburn burn e-053fl-W. I Owner Says Sell! WASTED— expert aolW scale model mlr- EASTERN FUEL CO. trucking. No Job too imill, Essex 4- 9127. 6-1789-J. D*:ightr»j3 r*acb house, 4.4 y«ar» Combliiarteii Doors—Clear W. P. - Alum. Wire plane l«iUd«». o»er 11; pir. time 233 Broad St. Summit 6-0004 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY old. 3 bedroom*. 2 bath*. Urg« rec- 1 1 baiU Rave own tools. Wru« C Btt- BLITZ rug. 13x9, very good condition, J2—PAINTING—DECORATING DIAMOND APPRAISERS rtatloa «p»«e !R baaetn«n;: 2-c»r 2'r'x* 9"—$13.50 2 9"x6'9"—$13-95 laa, 17 Irrtng. Bumralt. Inxerrlr" ISO. Su. 6-9M4-JT. HELP WANTED FEMALE gar»fe. larft lot; Mew LlncoiG Mt»nte4. - W ANTBO—Houses to paint. 0. B OFFICIAL Dlamnnd AppraUfrs, flidner SchooS. t32.fl "20; 9 to 4:30. 5-day week. Phone Su. OBRIG, REALTOR salary. Appl? Shell Station. Mountain BASSISET. »9. Indoor baby swing. 1193-R rre» estimate* ninth f' «2W tl Map> St. fits. $-0435: Su. 8-S856 Scrten Doors—Clear W. P. - Alum. Wire ave. and South Springfield ave., $7 Bsunce-A-Babe. S3. All practically •prtngfleld. " ae-». Short HUU 7.4091. 2' Txb* 9"—$8.50 2' 9"x6' 9"—$8.75 TAPPAN range, good condition. Rea- Wonted Mo»« of ftmat* eonaoie. MlUburn 6-I015-W. y I»x6' 9"—$9.00 WANTED YOUNG MAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Combination Door, Aluminum, complet* $39.0.0 and FREE TO SEE! 1—SUM1OT 1—SUMMIT 1—SUMMIT 1-5UMMIT YOUNG WOMAN WARNER WEATHER MASTER SHEETBOCK S* "I- '«• » -°*|* Alunlsum combination windows 9 LOTS. Colored only. Short HHk 7- SHELVING 1 x 12 W. Pin« »1- "• •'^ Tull time clerical doors, porches, Jalousie*. Harold Deek- NEW txounnx USTINO VO. 1399 YOUR CHOICE 3IS5 in?er, local representative. South 1. Pranklln School, a hard-to-flnd old TOP LOCATION CEILING TILE (John** M«nviUe) •- fl 8l 4»c; Dotted Swiss, from 49c; Taffeta, 4 bedro-onu. 2 baths plus 1st tloor liv- proportioned rooms, no skimping, 3 water at Ka*t Boo*.h>>«r,'M»,!n«. S feed-. benefits. Opportunity for transferred. See and make offer. rooo>sv-.2 path*, electric /!tch*n. ftre- advancement. from S9c; Satin, from 59c; Plnwale ing room, dining room, kitchen, li- Asking *27.50O. bedrooms, 2 tiled baths. Large living PLYWOOD \" Interior 4x8 *'"• *8"° Corduroy, from «1.2i; Nylon, from brary, open porch and center hail. Oil 2. Attractive Cape Cod Colonial with room, dining room & den. Altogether place. completely furnUh«4, Splendid 80«; Honk's Cloth, We; 8lmllar steam heat and 2>car garage. first floor bedroom, tile bath and desirable. Asking (36,900 & open to location oa tlnekln Bay o«r Baotis- Apply in person savings In wool, linen, silk, cotton. den. Three bedrooms, tl'e bath on offers bay Harbor Private dock *R3 float ,• WE STOCHK DU PONT PAINTS nylon, drapery, upholstery, bridal SEE ANY SUMMIT second floor. Beautiful high set- Price »!4.S0O. OwuH.Dr Short HUU' CITIZENS TRUST CO. fabrics, dressmaker notions and ac- ting in one of Summit's choice HOLMES AGENCY resident. Consult Mr. Brooks cessories from Bates, Dan River B. E. Newiwrs Agencj, All /(fmi F.O.B. yflrdf—-Adhered price* tlifhtly higher OF SUMMIT residential locations, Asking 133,- Realtors Maine. Botany. Everfast. Quadriga, Oaley tt REALTOR ooo. Est. 18M SO Maple St. Summit Lord. Mallnson Beldtng-Cortcelli 45 Maple Street Summit R-BM0 Punjab Vfamsutta. Crompton. etc 3. Modern Colonial, custom-buut S 2A-SHORT HUZS MARSHALL-CASSIDY LUMBER Advance. Buttertck, MoCall and BOARD MEMBERS years ago. Center hall layout with tMHOYMENT WANTED S'.mpllclty patterns: Vogua and master bedroom and bath on first RED BRICK SHORT HILLS. afUABPIW MAPLK Valley Rood, Stirling Millington 7-0972 Walter A. McNam&ra Su. 6- floor, attractive T-V rumpus room. an* alat# roof Colonial, ,9 rooms (5 WOOD. TH8 ORAKOn and 1* UDOBT Uundrv and curtain* don« at Modra Royal e* Pattern Service Op»n Nearly 1 acre of high rround. Ask- other mburtMa r**ia«ntui eommun! Bfty hom*. Summit 6-3I8J. •realngs to 10 PM., Sunday to • Jams* B. Morris Agenty 54M bedrooms and 3*4 tmthc). Gas heat. 3- (Sprinrfl»l« Aw. thro H#rk«l*y HHfhti eontlntie* « V«ll*> f"1» PM. ing M3.5O0. car garage with electrically op«t*%t4 tie* tnrcnighovit Essex, tfnlon and ttot F4MILT Ironing and curtains tfoat at Mountain, Whltmore H Johnson 14M doors: recreation room. Superb Glen rU eountle*: e»n»eal«ot to tft» Lacks MOrrtrWwn 4-1718 MOUNTAIN, WHITMORE watsna '.. Ay horn*. Summit 6-S786. alPXRNS TARD OOOD6. opposlta Elwood M. Obrls O43S & JOHNSON, Realtors Oaks location. For Information esU ROBERT B. DIETZ CX)MPAN1 FAMXLT laundry and curtatw dose Aldrrncy Milk Barn on Routr 10, Th« RlcWarwl Co. 7010 R. T. STROMENGER llek'up — deUver. UNlo»*lUt S-7531 «ntrance oa Littleton rd. (Route The Stafford Agency »75O 83 Summit Avenue Summit 6-1404 HEALTOBS ft* 4» p.m. 393). No 73 bus stoo 100 test sway Realtor 33! MlUburn are Mtllburn-Short mil* Mom* Plains. Robert H Steel* 0057 332 Springfield Ave. Summit 8-4034 , MTllbam «-«JI ttUM — Window vashlac Richard T. Stromenger 4024 ' Q&or waxing. Eu. e-0309. ACME top soil 8u 8-4JJ0. Immtdlat* Alfred S. Andtrson WOO Varied NEW HANDYMAN; interior and exttitor dull very. Butler Agency ' III52 RANCHES painting, carpentry, general rtpalr*. ESTATE of Dr. W. 8. Mtsra. Horn* COtOKtALS Bsrstrak Bros. 7000 aw> the possible use* of this older Perfection Quick and relinble. Linden 3-1813. furnishings, antiques, etc. Madison well located property that U within rLIT ttrVELS OsUtrlss, JSO Main St., Madlfton Joseph r. Church 0417 the garden apartment »one. There are TO W.00O TOpKO man desires part tlm« work: Daily 9-6; Sunday 3-9 'AMI, •venlngs or we«k-«tuls. Su. •• ^Edmondson A Handwork 7200 10 room*. 3 baths, 3 rooma piped for ©EORSE A. AILSOPP 7431-M or afttr 6 19 CO, PT. Freeser, good condition. OUzebrooic-Sriepard Agen:. W90 wash baalns, h»rdwoo0 floors through- Personified Home*" MlUburn «-14«4 out, and one of the two outbuilding* Suitable stor» m home. Su. 6-4313 Spin J«T«J colonial: throu«h etnttr« Old Short HUID B4. corner of EM'I IABT «ltt*f, Hijth School or Su. «-R59« or Saddl* River 10033 Holmen Agency , ' »»00 could be made Into an apartment. aU or part af summer. Bu. t-1430-W Ideal for two family, prlmt* ?re«l- hall, larg« IMng room, ilnlng room, OPEN rillDAT 7-fc; SWDAT t-» B. K. Ik E. O Houston , MM psnfletl »tudF, p»n*l«! TV room, COW MANURE, ROTTED 1021 denc#, or combination rtsidenee and "47 PLYMOUTH, S rOoifO woman wWrua full or pan Jobs-Be«k-S<;hmtdt Cornpan; rooming house. Owner transferred, modtrn kitchen with butlt-ln ttcctrie UJnt jot>: references. 0u RICH TOPSOIL./yiUM FROM STONES Clarence O Long A Bon 53»fl Por detail*, consult o»«n, dbhWMhw, tte. ficr»»nt4 porth ld«sJ for roues, flower b*d«, gardens, S«cori(t level thrr» largt bedroom*. J LIKE A VIEW? p, InJant'i or chlitt's tr*M $5 delivered. Un. 2-4688. Spencer M M«b«n Wtft. mother's he!ptr, «5onip»oloii til* hath* Third l*v*I, ruttjr»> bac*. 2-e«r g»r»ge; lot 118*114. com* high land we're not referring to 'ttCHrtYSIBTl'".::;, '595 BUre« ' DaUy or w»«k«n(li. »u «- ASPARAOUB ~ RHTOARB th»saltitude). On# U quoted Bt psf.300 flsm* grown fr««h-«ut AsparagtM and Butler Agency A. E. J. DUNNDEft and th* other 1* »W>.yy> Pint' prm» 1 Rhubarb. Special etittlng* for fr«»s> P wc.li* !, 55, wiah«« pmtt tlmt u« fo* d«t*Ua »nd w« ll rh»p»odJwl log orders. Wlfhtman's fxtxm, EXCEPTIONAL 7 Bt«ch*oo>"! »'"i *«»•<*>;.' «ftt]RK, tt?«- B Rd ** REYNOLDS & BETZ •*BS0n# •isvf-ir-r. 'tie, Mlllbum «- •fautlful ntw |>rtek te framt Colonial Su, 8-flJM flu •.•&J4W '49 PLYMOUTH BARGAIN OOTBOARO m»tor. » HP, »t1n. in KXCLUBIVK Woodland Par* at 72 Realtors •njhtly used, pcrfsot rendition, rta- 303 But Broad »• W««tn«!d 3-mtm Convertible, R1 H, v«ry low mlltoqe, *!>nsbl». SltortHllls TIIHW Colt Road Upaelnu* rnima. marbli Fascinating I room*, top condition. H acre: «la»» Ar»pla<:«, panelled Mn * j>oth ^th», location and the eommltmtnt Asking tuifion. »•« o*n- now laundry spar* 4 m*4to>r hwironmn } tf or four brnkor. ?! Huti»*#n flact. TWO da«lr»b!« r- .nd bobblh bath*, msjd's ro^m atsi bath MAHY *»rm. of thl* iummtr-wlnttr *tr Summit 8.5393 ntar M9S4; n CtOAETS: xarsge remote fontrol; ltrg* :n91tton»d raneh-typ* horn* '53 PLYMOUTH BIG VALUE! WYMINT AGENCY portabl* plot. b*autifiill?i Ui.ri* ipM, Price t\* main hous* ht* two bod t-CHATHAM tOWNlHIP «»M. ru* |MC0 maioo. •mm&, libriry, biilitrd room, r»e. • J***A*hi,t«h W •A"! twr. MMbMM,b » S^wrtxw, W I, H, tM»l»ii W^ewJIht ,»•« At., Wyieurn f-r •'•EtfteM Tctuarhl, Builder In a4alClofi, ttime I* a fom r Mi, cotu. day «ork»?i MlUl»yre •40 50. »nd t>r»wntlous 'apartment wiifi musHlnat i full? fuirtcvfi aad Bu <«04«l Or any ftreli* •W*i btth for a «onp!# or lri-i»w Stction Thr«« it now cv.jl.bl* lor your itbetbn of • ftemt lit*. $11 THISI POR A RIAL iUtf fr#4 }aatrurt!Q!M EASILY FINANCED Th# Dries of ||*,ilat» 4y«»r old 2-h»4room r»tii;li atrirs and th* Uundry *qntDm»nt. tf«M 110 •»: lltW fr>* f-ir with tupsiMton attic, located In * set- Oi. It ran be purrhnatd fom- RANCH AND SPLIT LIVIL HOMES, M: living totm tel'if <~n«tr *10 tied ntlghrtorhood of ri»«t, small l»ltt»ly furnished SOMI NCARINO COMFlXTtON. *O*t* R*AnT fOR OOCWAJfCT ft»S brtt* » 1 p fawn** on • Itrte woottwl lot, with an op»n terr*«* facin* a pretty i»r4«n for room layout, tkwteh *mj phetn, 126,500 to $38,000 . fH»wtr ftttriii| INKI fluW t»rqu«- or for sppotntment to ,ln*p«o*., sri!3r r" """ The sunny yvllnw ktt*}h«n »na pffie- consult -irotmni AMIWICA iioinr isUvrnrmtT iinHH) w41l Baskervilie, of Fountain Baptist more of the Rotary Club, H; B. service dubs, the PTA, YMCA, Hans 3, Meyer, chairman of the Church; 3, L. EnKtea of Jtwiah lans for Back VWCA and American Legion. The Bishop, A, W Smith, both from men's department of the Summit Community Center; W. H. Bu the Sotis ol the American Revolu- sole purpose is to encourage per- Council of Churches, presided. chaman, H. E, HebWe, of the Meth tion. . sons of all faiths to attend their He announced that Dr. D. K. odist Church; C. A. Smith, Mrs. Religion Drive The mxt meeting will be beW church or synagogue, Barnwell, minister of First Bap P. H. Carlson, Miss E. A. Me > June 1€. lans for an intensive Religion list Church, will serve as advisory Mane, Mrs, ¥. •»J erst, of Oakes American life campaign were J. 0 Arroll of the National Lay- niens Committee, who was guest chairman for the clergy. Memorial'Church; Mr. and Mrs, L-ussed by representatives of 17 G A Graduating from Syr acute |nm it churches and community speaker, said that last j ear bust Those attending were: Rev. E. - ' ReyooMs, of St. Teresa's, ness firms through the Advertis- F. Francis, F. M. De Seiding, Mrs. Abo, N. H, MeGilfen, Jr., of the Miss Madge C. Evans of 3o" aniraUons last week at a meet Summit avenue and Miss Dorothy held at Calvary Episcopal ing Council contributed more than II. J. Meyer, Mrs. F.-Stewart, F. Voung Adults; Mrs. H, C. Dear- L. Leonard of 767 Springfield avt- lurch, • • • . „• • six million dollars of fnje adver- S. Sthubert, Mrs. £..«,. Von DuJia, born, Mrs. K. D. Diliiflgham of tising in newspapers; radio, tele all of CalvarvXhurcb; Mrs. G. M. the women'K department of the &ue,. *re candidates for degree^ jhe Religion in Atnericsn Ufa! vision, bill hoards, etc. at Syracuse University's 100th mrara is a national, noo-gee | Brown, Dr. 1. B. 'Dougali, !l. W. Summit Council of Churches; More than 3,800 communities Martin, Mrs, 1. C. Retse, of Cen- Mrt,G. E. Hinsley, of the YWCA, commencement to be held Mon- throughout the country partici- tral Presbyterian Church; Dr. E, PITA.-WUIits, Jr., of tht American day, June 7.- -"Miss Evan* i* a Bus Office Open Daily and pated in. the fifth annual cam- Holt, of Community Church; Mr. Legion; ft, F. Sargent of the j'home economics major and Mb* Sunday It'A. H, t» 10 P. ML paign last year, he mid adding ;yid Mrs. John Carman, Mr. and Ch«unb>er of Commerce; N.H. Me- Leonard » liberal arts major. WIPI* MILL FIRST AND FINEST IN NEW JERSEY This might be YOU iLLBURN HJ ' l*U._u*N ».»ioe * EASTERN * rr_Bk C«jrUnfte»-=Kirr«lor RIGHT NOW ' - GETS % ..D.-.8. TO GRADUATE SATURDAY tit:; Tri«t~ Thru |»t, $m j KECEJVED D E G R £ E - Mws" |5uft. t'M: Mat*.: Thun.. Sat., j;jj RIVE IN THEATRE ... cruising sparkling blu* »«QS , J. Dunncn* Ji*, of 55 Mountain William Kent-Miller Tennant, ^< Virginia D. Naef, daughter oi Mr. NOW FLAYfNG UNION ' MORRJS PLAINS I avenue received the D. D. S. de-of Mr. and Mrs. John S, and Mrs. Frederick E. Naef of "3 ~ NIAK n A (.,% *<.'»• «#» jf^oo-te, u., s. s. NASSAU KOUUi )O A 20'! ul 41.(«...., r j gi'ee horn the School ot Denial nant, 2nd of Hobart avenue will Oakland place received a BcSr ENDS JUNE 20 be graduated Saturday from Trio- degree in Eogliab literature from Kri. - Sat. . fun* i-i Now tferu Saturday PACK A BAG AND GO! j Oral Surgery, Columbia Univer- Avtlon Packed Expoie Gary Cooptr Robert* Ua)ltti .! *Uy at Uie bjceril^iiiij*! celebra- ity-Fawluig School. He also at- Columbia University last Tues- y day. Miss Naef attended Buckneil "RIOT IN t'KtL BLOCK H" "RETURN TO P1RAU1SE" Tefh. 7 Days $143V^. ••« 2 Dayi In NASSAU! v, tion on June 1. Dr. Dunne wa* tended Lincoln School and junior ARMEN .jplui Tech. Specialty, Novelty John Faynr Own Vuryea high school here and Hutehkisg. University where she was elected- Jun* 11, July 2, f. U <^0^ uncl Bugl nBunny <>Hoi»i "R.MLS INT*> 'I.AKAMIE" T«rh. awarded his A, B. "degree at Ford- At Trinity-Pawling lie was- a to the national dramatic honor so- ,frid«ytlhtrtoftw«it9P.M. {D$T)fromN«w?f»fk '"' St>#csp«ci«itOA'*f r OPERETTA Sun. • Tut. •lun* i-t-i June «- 7 - 8 CRUISUtiMlf ham Uruverwly. He plans to enter fire m ber of the Gloe Club,? the ciety, TJIU Alpha '"Phij. She also Hub lloiii* Juan Fontxint )5 Venion In Knglhh . (iary Cunjirr H. Htanwyck I Uie Air" Force in the near future ( studied occupational therapy at "CASANOVA'S BIG NltiHT" T*th. Gun Club, the Chemistry Club Adapted by. Virginia, C«d • •'HILOUISG \VH.D' 'NCRE5 NASSAU LINI GKK Mottt|qi^iery tn lech. after tthich he vnil establish his 1 and president of the Drama Club. the. College of Physicians and WITH A GREAT CAST '<;««. Sl»nnd»n>-ry tii Tei;h'. HOMf; LINKS, Geaeril A«««its Surgeons of Columiba University. "GVX BHLT" OF ROGAJE practice in this area. He obtained Jus letter in varsity 'i-.Bjun'tk All AjtuUci 4? Broadway, N. VI 4' N. V. This. &umrrier. Miss Naef plant to Mall Orders r soccer and plays on the tennis PLAYGROUNDS squad, Thil fall Tennant' will >*'ork in a camp for handicapped enter Hamilton College at.'Clin- children at Sufiern, N. Y. This READING GLASSES ton. • N.' .Y. A brother. John S, September she expects to take a do not r.fd lo q*l Tonnant, graduated from Trinity position directing YWQA activities _ , from . iiniuit h»»lth Pawling in 1921. for teen-age girls. , plsns or elintcf. Corns fo Cewmunily Opticiani "«nd find tsut why, Ne> ,duel, no memb«f*tiii> f»«. Tji# tuf- :ONO CREST LABOR-MANAGEMENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY pfi»» of a lifeijin*. 4 ^\ ' him fimt, H. Contract rour»«flllng • M#dt»tlon »nd Arbitration RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES sJx' ti--ior * »onderfi;( V»c«t!on «t COMMUNITY OPTICIANS ]Mi Hoii«rBJoeo*tihu be»utifu! 20a*. < impartial Contract Adtntnlitrattijn imX Mr* RWUH. 3 Uaaetn Uoith V- m SEPTIC M Sprlnsrficld Ave. McNAMARA ABE'S LIQUOR STORE SHARP TANKS C?LEA>ED, John Fako, Prop, SI'MM IT, N. I FUNERAL SERVICE LIQUORS V Uwi« \\e. 81'. 8-29SI AND REPAIBED Expert Body & Fender Work rhone: Sl'mmit 6-05O0 1 Radiator Repairing A. A. McNanmra (». K. Ippolito .WINES-BEER Morrl» Ave, SV3DUT «-20M 7 Summit Avc. SUMMIT 6-1367 At Popular Prices (RANK & Bl'LUXOZVAl 1 SERVICE -T| • Coal • Prompt Delivery Scr&'ice '• j • Auto Dealers • • Interior Decorators • • SUmmlt 6-4482 • Old Mill Inn Towne House EASTERN 25 Union PL Trucks for Hire FUEL COMPANY Breakfasts • Luncheons DILLON MOTORS Inc. L. H. NOLTE CO. Dinners - Cocktail Lounge luthorued Sale* & Serrie* HIGH QUALITY COALS "Completely Air Condition***" For Prompt Deliveries M«mbc-r of. ' • American Institute of Decorators 10 Park TL Morrittown CARUULICK call SUMMIT *-O0M MOrri.stown I-O75O 3SS-2S9 Broad Street Stunmit Collaboration With Architect Morrisfown 4-2082 Complete. Interior Design & LIQUORS, WDfES & BEERS Btrnardsville 8-2082 • Coal Furnish! nga Prompt Deliverie* OLD MILL INN I Morris Ave. SUMMIT 6-4"J0O 820 HprSiiRrieW Ave. 8U. 6-3068 Call SUMMIT ft-1163 "le Favorite Stopping place" BUILD THAT'EXTRA ROOM' STEPHENS - MILLER CO. 1 Beectmood Road Summit On RouK' U.S. 202 [WERNER MOTOR CO. BLUE COAL Insurance Bet'. Boriiardaviiie &. Morris:own IN VOUR BASEMENT PAUL U WERNER. Prop. Luncheonettes • BEmnrdsvillo S-i thrj»l*r ."Tpijmouth ttealer KOPPERS COKE - FUEL CHL BUILDING MATERIALS $ A V E $ , 5forri»to«ii Kd. Sales—Service 38 Ru««*[| PI. SUM1W1T 6-0029 If you own welKmaintaincd SUMMIT SWEET SHOPPE Need a partf-room, dco, or extra bed- im% GUARANTEED property you need ifet pay the VUlti CARS Business Luncheons Roofers room? You can build it ytwwself in your Modern Brtdy & Faint s Corsets • insurance IOMCS or the ir- Homemade Ice Cream 1 Springfield Ave. St. responsible and careless. spare time, in that unused part of your MARIAN DUNSMORE Call Allen Butler (insurance and LARRY MAY IITY AUTO TOP exclusively) for rates and in- Seallest Ice Cream ROOFING; basement. See us for ideas and plans, then SHOP formation. In pints and '/fc gallom. SIDING - GUTTERS •Joseph if. Baran, Prop. Cop«-ts - Girdh-fl 381 Springfield Ave. we'll help-yoa select the right material! Auto Smt Covers LEADERS Camp-Warner SUSIMTT «-6#85 rail SUJOHT 6-5W2 • Top Service Smoothie - Vassar PERSONALIZED for the job. Come ia soool SERVICE rear 35 .Maple Strict Sanr.y days en the »n' • Auto Glass Treo - Lily Of France . Mason Contractors and in the surf- cool ewe- Installed Whik-U-Walt •Sei Sprlngfifld Avr., SU. 8-1881 • Senice Stations ninp in -h * fcreeze U Morris Avf. SUMMIT S-1491 City Mason Contractor Dances, mus'tc.othef eve- STEPHENS - MILLER COMPANY • Dairies • Guy Soccodato, Prop. ning entettai.iment-- Mayr's Sunoco Service ocesn-front sundetks and Building Materials • Auto Repairs • New Construction & Alterations porches—tamou'S lot n- Phone: SUmtnit 6-0171 SUNOCO cell«ntcuiSine. Fresh and OIL BURNERS - COAL - FUEL OIL LEN'S MOTOR S C H M A L Z 19 Sforris Ct. Summit Lubrication - Car Wsshing in all . SALES 4 SERVICE DAVID H. KNGWLES Milk & Cream Cars Called For and Delivered 38 RUSSELL PLACE SUmmit 6-0029 Auto Repairs Complete SUmmJt 6-3248 , fHarlfaorougl) Body & Fender Work Buttermilk INSURANCE COVERAGE JOSEPH DELUCA Jlorris Avc. & Broj;d St. Used Cars Home & Business fi Ma ion Contractor THEATRE Summit Ave. Summit 6-3249 / | * Cottage Cheese SUnimit 6-583S ZOTTE'S ESSO SERVICE If Xo Answer, Sl'mmit 6-2160 Brick and cement work Plaster- 44T BPRINOrrCLD AVE. ATLAMTIC CITY STRAND Summit 6*3900 _1 I_M1 • Buffer & Eggs 382 Springfield Ave. Ing or any Kind of mason work. Summit 6-4260 TEXACO SERVICE Delivered Fresh from MJ" TODAY THRU SAT, JUNE 3.5 HOAD SERVICE • Insulation Contractors £s$o MNITION-CARBURETOR, «lc j Our Nearby Farm Milliners • Gas • Oil* - lufirlcaflnn General Repairing: j tall . . . JOHNS-MANVILLE For Prompt Srrvlrr MARFAK Lubrication SUBURBAN HAT BAR call SUMMIT B-3921 inmit S-IW5 tWi Morris \xt.\ MILUNGTON 70025 HOME INSULATION - Ready to Wear cor. Broad, A*hu ooil & Morris A\r, Sl'mmlt 0-2191 »» COlO* SUN. and MON., JUNE 4. 7 SUMMIT i-?5*8 SUMMIT U-8361 AND SON 391 Springfield Ave. Painting Contractors Appliances 4 DecorHtors ' ixlcabs • I'.ttintfitet Furrtinhril Eastern Fuel Company fall ^t.>tMIT 8.3.^(11 MILL CITY RKO PROCTOR'S & SPORT SHOP •»» tSS( 1 "liion PI. • Pummit RADIO CABS HELD OVER V'nlir Prompt & Depi'ndab!* ; n MILTON R. WINN '« • Repair* - Boh** NEWAHK-SUMM summit fi-nm Dfnler fainting Conrracfor ffinmiit «~(Ut! CINIMASCOPE KT«w Office I i TUISDAY — ONI DAY ONLY — JUNI SaUt 4* Serrlr* C»l) Now [nr th^t m 14 Chfdtiuit D.I, * W. R.R. Stutlnn! .'im Bro»d m. m MMIT town SUMMIT 6-?407 MARILrN ROBERT "VIMATtft UKK THt'NOBH" ~,TtMtS "TV THE LAMP SHOP 'M Morris Ave. Summit "JUSTICE IS DONE" 'MPROVIMI'NT' SERVICE • < OVf Formerly Hulit anil Thomaa MONROE MITCHUM LAMPS SUMMIT RADIO mi tIPI i l>R*mfJ! ABIOCUTBD 'i'"'itiy 'Mum- LI. FITTERER ! Mnde to Order JUNIf-10. 1) -12 '"'^^m A4MU> KUwr A W«ll Tlli* APPLIANCE CO; WED. THRU SAT. LAMP SHADES !'lf|l!8 ' r«intlnx ttnolrtim * Arnault We board your Wrda^ ii HctU • HQA NO Ms *"* •*""•' "'r»«rt«il«'.| By KnpertR -non It Union fl. you'ro on' v*«ft'in • »!rf(h»>«lri-C» 3»r|i«tJi • Hun "CHATHAM MTSF fiprtnittifldl A if. Summli SUMMIT "• Andtrion, Builder 14 IWHiwoort Hd. 1M MAIN ST. CHATHAM #-lttl Mtimmtt •-mi V«rklni in Rtif «r BW JULIUS CAESAR 1 «V Htlttld* At*. •(MM** , I HILL CITY PAINT & P»W$ 2mftH'W.T tlCH«T.t JPOOP If DHfCET MBTAL WOFtK tAlT5 *T 1 F, !«. l, on, mmNKii All MlltH ot H*ll|N|Mr« u'mw< mm "WILDING MATERIALS 9MI (Uli.MMrr AVE, Phunrt SUMMIT * 0171 Mr MAT. witti mm, Kiuorr M '•"Ai, . rur.L OIL Mr* A fotvte* UT tinl\r\tt \\t H M mmtt m. mmmn «*«au »\K M00O 17 tfettar Btrmi Mmmlt SUMMIT t-lVH W ONE rilLL IIOVR Of < OLOB I THE SUMMIT HgftAtD, THUSSDAY,^ JUNE 3, 1954 SO Memorial Field tint Tuesday, the tured by some hefty clouting on Monarctii and Watcbung Tidaback, Christian World Serv interpreter; Mrs. A. O. Anderson, Royois Rip Uktn in Royals Hi Y club blasted the the part of ti»e winners. Church Women's ice; Mr§, Henry Deardora, CSiris church woman mafacute; Mr*. meet in a return game. •utput average* Hi-Y Softboil Uop Lakers by the lopsided margin John Schw arc went all the way tianWorld Relations. Mrs J. K John Eddi, finance chairman, and m,QQ0.OQQ tor* of 18-11. The gaipe was loosely for the Royals to register the vie The tUtf of Penaaylvani* pro- Officers Meet Merrit, Christian World Mis Mr*. L. E. Kietanan. noiaisating In the second game of the *»• * YMCA softbaU league, played at played throughout, and was fea- lory. On Tuesday, June 1, the duce* nearly b«lf of the «teel o( The first meeting of the new l.\ nans: Mrs. P. S. Watters, Jr. i chairfnan. elected executive board of the United Churjch Women met last week at First Baptist Church and made plans for the coming >ear including revving the budget .Officers and committee chair- JUNE BRIDES LOW... men are: Mrs. Allen R. Deven nty, president; Mrs. T C. Dilling- ham, vice president; Mrs. A. F. Mielacm, secretary; Mrs. Stuart D. Walker, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Leonard Parkin, treasurer. • Also, Mrs. E: Dale Click, Chris tun World Relations; Mrs, J. D

ALDERNEY BrookLawn Farm Dairy Product* Morris PUlnir W lt'i an old custom for new Horaemaken to do their first marketing at AIH and 1-35*1 t» ihop here thriftily everafter. And this June — «» usual — thousands of brides %ull get their h75 63c Ckeitt 2 is. E WA RK-SUMMIT Upton's Kraft Velveeta 27c r* Round Pot Roast Ft»*t«« Dtttart Sturbet Mi* Provolone 49c COMPLETE KITCHEN |M Mb. lib. 2 A~ 27* 15« can REMODELING Smoked Hams'""»*•43«''-"* 55c 65 Sliced Swiss Choose ----- 1 Sharp Cheddar Cheese e.t' — 75 fork Chops Set Cocktail Spreads Oi¥';;t;o 2 Citrus Juices Chuck Steaks Loin Pork Chops c«».,c-t, B b C Borden's Heavy Cream . ; Un*wt«t«nt4 Groptfiurt Juict Top Sirloin Roast or Steak ° ••" 75 Sliced Bacon • C af Unjwcttentd Blcn(t«4 Juic* Ice Cream WM^, ^29 ^ Boneless Chuck Pot Roast -53C Frankfurters ' Your Choice of . . . GrOURtt Beef FretMygrouKd FORMICA or LINOLEUM A&P's FROZEN FOODS I a^a f±t I AIM la fta)u!tr ityj» 2-22 Available eniy in FteiK Fish DtpsrtmenM ONXY QUALITY WORK DONE 1 LegsoiLamD i-.nraN»d.ph.- £m cant ^P^P r d Freih Shrimp 69« Spinach :d ir Legs of Lamb .,ns.if.£^"". M ..fOep».. 2r3i< CUSTOM MADE CABINETS A •ud FURNITURE Statler »> Freth Halibut flreen Beans Rinso Shoulder Lamb Chops — Av«i|(b!» only in . ,. (0 ©: Boola Napkins Whit*qr«nuU» *W Fried Smelts ih f ith Dipirfm»n*i For th* Uundry and Bonejess Veal Roast ••- -' Broccoli Spears 2 KARL BINDER Color* 4 Succotash •10 oi. tO Fern Avenue [ A&P's FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES tO oi. CHATHAM 4-3436 of 40 pi* Green Peas 2 Extra Large Sizi uch 29 French Fried Potatoes 29> Beech-Nut Cantaloupe Whiting Fillet w- 16 oi.flflg PROMPT Tomatoes Red, ftipi cirttt 3 to 4 CLEANERS Baby Foods JUd, rip«, juicy Watermelon Florid* loeberg Lettuce Vdaneiai k e 19 UNION PLACE Strained Chopped Florida Oranges 5 : . 39' New Green Cabbage ib. 4 cirton SUMMIT 6-6565 California Lemons Fresh Corn «" e*r)on Seedless Limes Florida Fresh Broccoli Rhubarb Pie 5 "49c 6 89c «f4 StriHE BeanS F'om Sau»^hn§tiM 1 n>.tm|,|5 What a taity time-saver this it . Vi|«rt«s mi Winer ' »• h»S 1.17 and what an ASP budget-saver, too! Waxed Paper 12 ^45< Daily Dog Food 6','.:: 47< Coffee f. Graham Crackers r29 TI CUin Prsiuet l«r Code. £, |H» t§ /1 Sweetheart Soap Kirfanan's &eIdS*«l»rC«ren*« Jane Parkor fcakhfiS;^ ANN PACE commEnTs Complexion Soap c Pure By Dan Coughlin b h 8 Star Kist Tuna Fish ^ "' Crispo Card Party Cookies '•abt K* 4 l .3$ t1 c START SAVING! Greenwood Red Cabbage 1;;;;; 2 Woodbury's j£- J^JH* lot 6 PRESERVES Perhaps it may «eem vtry odd Welch's Preserves *££ M« F«ls Naptha Soap . V . } «.*« 25 / Your Choice to urge you to try very hard to B & B Sliced Mushrooms Apricot, Peach, Pint*pple $09 if you can't save a bit and SWANSON'S then keep adding more to it. Simoniz ^ Wax ^P^.f CIG4RETTES PRICED LOW / For, if you Mr 45 start to put Chicken Candy luyt away, «ay, just Regular Size . . . • tingle dime Sophie Mae Peanut Brittle . 't::37« Cim«li, Chulf rfi»y, K»o(, OW Gold, a d«y, Jt won't Philip Monii, Luely Sfrib be long till Rockwood's Mint Bits . thw« dimes Turkey King Siza You ntvtr t««t«»d finer mount up to a Delson Merri Mints . . , . . *"*•""'111 Ch.ifarliald, riii alc« bank Ch,»».r»Wi -.II Mill. R«lai,l,. l.9*nf, T«.* iM account. Luik Lemon Drops , . Gelatin Dessert 5' %mt% mi §« Chicken FrUaisee •••##! FllitrH'Ti. UM #*Vt wft«n you Orange Slim WlfltftM •Oplfli, Inviit )n com- Mattftwi $crmm mi •totm win* 4am$, tell you'll enjoy more Goltatti Vil Oolfatrt Fat Breeie Oetargent OONT MISS fHI bom« comfort *U ynt 'round uper f^arkets t,'. mi, for the *••« to come, A4P PLAYHOUSE kreja' Plica your ordtr now far «§rly plf, «Mllf toltiUatiofl. Saburbtn Reroodf 1 g 7i30 4 • 8-8t30 taw co. mm m *m* •12 ' 1 IITWIIN IIOAD ST. AVI,