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X^-CilAWrORD CITIZEN held at the Carlson, • a form** Thonun Edwin, Murray man John Teuscher, chairman of be guests of the H^nment far 9ft imp or both. lie Board cf Educattotv, building andvCroundsrconUct for Christening Sunday • Richard Bids for supplying ««d mater- GARWOOT* — Thomas Idwia Propose licensing installation, of-fencing around* the Guare, Mn Vj Peluaio. .£« Sea,, KENILWORTH (Continued/rpm Po0< ial, were wcefved and referred to I Borough Garage was 'awarded to All-Star Games Murray, four-month-old aon of man, Mrs. . the streets and road.>»?*"*£ Mr. and Mrs. David A. Murray of Shoosmith, who been Andrew M GARWOOD . apply at police headquarters for a W. P. Wittel and Company of Irv- Scheduled Sunday RFD l Thip *** 342 Myrtle avenue, was christened Tjuvealie badge. lngton on a low bid of f 1,124. Oth- : GARWOOD^ — • The Garwood Sunday afternoon by the'Rev. ..iww. May V. Peiu CRANFOBD,' NEW JERSEY,. THUBSDAY, Little League will have an all- ^Ban, attended a ** Avenue, Oarwood. N. j. er bidders w£re Anchor Post and r Walter C. Pugh, pastor, at. St. tion Monday In tbeJBdw U any. should be HOUOa program with Monmouth It unlawful for peddle nwoo Cyclone Fence. star i»«».— • ----- . • Ueenw for premise! .ituat 11th grades yesterday), the baccalaureate* service Sunday nioht. f or said, the borough has lost Ap- (Continued pom page 1) at SSI South Avenue. Oarwood. N. j. I eighth grades graduates at com- parently resulted in dearinc up of water discol- have been refilled as a result of the two-day' . (Continuedtrom page 1) from the Recording Industries The- rtam— and, adoretsei ol ior class dinner Monday evi mencement exercises in St. Mi- oration and sediment complained of by residents in voirs proximately $8,000 in taxes on this 1 I announced a schedule for use of hoses Roguski and Garry Andres. ( Trust Funds obtained with the co- ^haW^aaM^at alB ^^ ahai HOUOWS* and commencement exercises chael's School at 8 p.m. tomorrow ban and and nvi<-»v»~ property in addition to providing - Following the exercises refresh- Cornroander—Wallace M. Pinkln, 31 the southeastern section of the township. twice a week during the current operation of Local 151, American Tuesday night at which diplomas The address to the graduates will Township Engineer P. J. GraU j -~—— ;— department would meet at 7:30 free municipal services to resi- ments will be served to the grad- Vtof-Cpmmander—Chark«-z«i dry spell, ;' J , Federation of Musicians. Two Retiring were presented to 165 graduates, be made by the Rev. 'Edward J. p.m. next Tuesday to discuss the dents there. >. uates in the school cafeteria. ^W WUloyK, Ave.. Garwood. N. jl reported yesterday that there had: mr • ~S~1W * Under the .suggested schedule, He said these findings would be -All guests of graduates are in- rT Vtee Commander—David H. vJ Larke, dean of men at Seton Hall been no complaints abotA the 11*17111 #1 i tUOlfP problem. Members of the class will re-1 p^t. Ut WUIOW Ave.. Oarwood. N. J. were highlights 61 the anal week 1 Cranford residents arc requested turned over to Borough Attorney vited to attend. :• OuartermasUr—Carmelo Cusmans, « University, South Orange. condition of the water since last)* UUly V/fWflC Police. Commissioner John ceive Holy Communion in a body 1 \fter Long qf the current school year at Cran- Louis J. Dughl to assist him in an at the 9 a.m. mass next Thursday. Assisting Mrs. Shoosmith are the Loctnt Ave.. Oarwood. N. J. The Rev. William B. Donnelly, Wednesday. (More than 80 res-' to use hoses only on Tuesdays and Schnitzer reported the police de- . w-r-m- <* atanUr Adjutaul-rBalph O. Mann. 317 Mjt ford High SchooL investigation being conducted to following: Mrs. George Haydu, w Oavwoodod.. N. J- • -- I pastor of St. Michael's Church, to- Fridays. Garwood and Kenilwortty Mayor and - Council 01 wv »«..«»».. — The High Mass will be sung by School will be dismissed for the idents filled the township rooms Draws Berry 7 1 partment had completed its an- see if the borough can get redress Mrs. Michael Koromi, Mrs. Ed- rteM—ThcmThcmaThma.. «n«leM!! 301 llllcmlocl J Garwood. County of Union. New Jcrtey. | students from the fifth, sixth and od. N. t. Charles Gorombev] CHSCaree summer recess tomorrow. • day announced the.list of awards at last Tuesday night's Townshjp arc assigned Thursdays and Sun- at a regular meeting to Be held in the nual inspection - of local taverns from the Federal Government. ward Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur given, to the creditor. «*J^ Oarwood. N ! seventh grades. . to exhibit to the nibacrUwr «y JETS*. •-* sJEfr-w*. *•««- TAie.. Bofcelle. N. j: Fnd As the senior awards assembly made to individual students. Committee in a protest acainst the days.' ...-•...... ,_ ' •.. . '._' . [. ' "-11. Qorwood. N. J., on Tun- and' turned over a report to the Mayor Tiller expressed com- Rose, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Arnold oalico.-SSS ThiThird AAVe.V . CC.nvood . N. ' •,'fiijo Cranford High School Final sessioin of the school be- Objectknu. U any, ihould be m med, Stephen Zulick, president A four-year scholarship to Seton situation.) -The township engineer Criticism "Adherence to this schedule dur- laws, and license committee for mendation to the local committee Silverman, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1 ^ructors tor mote than three fore summer vacation will be held diately. In writing , to the Dlrec graduating class, introduced Hall Preparatory School has been said the ~ -^ ing dry periods is expected to in- curb and sutler on Hazel Avenue, Gar- study prior to license renewals. for the recent-Union County Cen- Werthweln, Mrs. William Rowe, ^5lvinon of Alcoholic Bev^ wood. New Jersey, between: Center the morning of Friday, June 21. l. ltOO Baymond_Boulev«rd. cades, Miss "Lucy Teague, French owski as president of the awarded to Patrick James Kelly. sure sufficient water and pressure . street and the We.tfleid Town Line. Councilman Casabona reported In- tennial celebration for "a wonder- Robert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- , wltttna. «O FWlrp J Contro I r-l Borough otlarfca> S. and Miss Alice L. Math- senior class, and gavels Gold medals for Christian dor- for all and prevent a reoccurrence -. Bid trmi and ipecificatioM may be spections by the fire department ard Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-ffiHs ^ ujAr (^T NQ fm I teacher, incon ful job." ' Berry were exchanged by Glenn All|n- trine go to Jane Mary Currie and —Photo by A. Nlc Hoagiand fire' hydrants in the area of ..the' situation which caused con- also had been, completed with a ert Troppr .,. .-,•:.. Cxecutor. SSmrttJI. J.> Veterans of Forelen Wan ol U.s tws, Engilsh teacher and dramatics the GOP Municipal ' Local * residents were. urged by, The first iuMping car. a eaniverW Bernird Stolner. Atty., ^WALLACE M. PIN KIN Comi, ger, retiring Student Council pres- Eileen Marie Mulcahy. Jane Mary Scene at dedication Sunday of running track behind Cran-' night between 11 pjn- and 6 a-ml scIecUon by cern over fire hydrant pressures .nny DMUIU.^ u..y bet report to be submitted in the near Arrangements have been made coach; have made application to Committee of Roy D. Irving as the the mayor to - fly their 'flags "to- •d coach, was operated in U* owe* 118* E.Orand St. rsssviSw. wo ident, and X^eorge Williams, the Some residents of the axe* ex- earlier this week," a company 8:30 A.M.. and 5:00 I.\. 1. future. . , by Mrs, Milton Boertmann and Elizabeth. N. J. . •the Teacher's Pension and Annuity Currie also received a certificate ford High School as J. Seth Weekley Field, in honor of mentor of Republican nominee for Township All bld» mint be tubmltteU in a Sealed morrow, Flag\Day. . Cumberland Valley railroad af new council president. pressed the feeling, however, that statement declared. . " envelope, clearly marked; -'PROPOSAL On recommendation of Council- Mrs. Leonard for a luncheon to be .Fund of New Jersey for their pen- in the girls' division of the Union Cranford High School athletes for the past 28 years.. Left to right Committee to fill the vacancy T C U N A resolution of condolence was Lions Club awards of $50 Say- County CYO essay contest the clearing of the water might be "This scheduling will prevent ^% ^ ^r?ci?BBAS^? i? S&& CUCUTT: man Schnitzer. Borough Clerk A. passed on the recent death of sions, effective July 1. Announce- in the picture are: Bernard Lee Flynn, II, Coach Weekley's only temporary, declarinc they caused by the resignation of Pub- everyone from using water at the T. Mosca was instructed to write ment of their retirement from the ings Bonds were presented to Brian Pankuch won second prize grandson, unveiling plaque; M. L. Tallaferro, president of Board ' lic Works Commissioner Frank T AVENUE-, and Uie bidder", (Joyce Skaggs and Faul Morrison, for his telescope entry in the North had experienced relief before only same time, thereby lowering pres- •T«?rMl2f^tack..i»* MM of u* to the' Jersey Central Railroad re- .local school aystem was made at . of Education; Mayor John L. Brennan, and Coach Weekley. : to have the discoloration return. Whitty. • • ' •• • sures in higher areas, such as hap- •?'••'•: while Tertia Moore.'received the Jersey Science Mathematics Fair. amount bid. or ca»h '.in lieu of check, questing that the local passenger, I the final assembly program yes- Mr Berry's full statement, con- Rotary Club nursing Scholarship Books have been awarded to the On Invitation of Mr. GralL pened on Monday when 32 million station' be painted in a brighter terday in the high school Board of Education Commissioner tained in a letter to The Citizen gallons were uesd, more than dou- that'the bidder la able and willing t color scheme.. . . . » Grail and Fire Chief • here in September. 1923. Be- and Lomb Science plaque ters of America. ' ' ' > les of pertinent local ordinances coming to Cranford she had 'Certificates went to David Hall Township Committeejneetinc. ac- caaiord Republican Municlpa. Bernard A. Doyle, Sr., Cranford contract. Failure to comply with be sent to vacant lot' owners who Division I. Robert Keller, first Heat to Honor Seth Weekley Committee's choice of cardidatc to has experienced no serious lower- y r ».oiit for three years in Buck- and.James Dulicai for excellence prize; Clara LaForge, second prize, companied him last ThuraUyon a t^&ZJTl^rJ?^ or' .°,, have failed to comply by cutting idd. Me., and three years in Can- g, Several hundred present'and former Cranford High School athletes vUltto the PlatofleM-UmonWater' run fof r election in November for ing of water pressure, but adher- Icame in ninth grade general science, and and MhMichael l Marino,Mihrabl. honorable | of the fund* to deposited, to retmburM down weeds. ,-, ' land townspeople braved 90-degree heat Sunday afternoon to honor Company nutering ptant in Bound Township CitCommitteet . ence to the curtailment of hose use loraane, Conn. . to Robert Blosser for chemistry mention. by X^n?redV^h|ai.!,r.OO Othl. The police commissioner Wport- A native of Hebron, Me, she at- and Paul' Morrison for physics. Margaret Raftis.| coach J. Seth Weekley. a guiding light in the Uves of local young Brook. Health Officer John F. -This action is prescribed here is requested to help prevent ed that for safety reasons the east- . Division III,, d th tip law whenever a member of the serious drops in pressure in high, X^n?V^The Mayor and Counci|!l reacrve'a " th"e tended Colby College! and received Brenda Mayer received the people for the past 28 years. Kunze also made the trip. bound bus stop - at North avenue first prizei ; Ruth Finnegah, second Samples of water were taken Township Committee resigns after level sections of the system such m* oi the Borauch of Garwood. a bachelor's degree from Columbia handbook awarded by the Union Highlights of the ceremony were and Center street has been moved County Association of School before it entered the. filtermc the primary and-before the Gen- as .Westfleld and Mountainside. University. She has taken ad- prizemention, and^ateic. k Kelly, honorable back to North avenue and Walnut Janced work at Columbia, Ecole do | clerks and Secretaries, i and the the uveiling of a plaque naming' p]ant. after it left the plaint, at the eral Election. Such ' selection At the time the request for a A. T. MOSCA. Following' must be made not later than 37 street. . ••• • iMonteel, France, and Middlebury National- Offic— e Management the school's new running track in Aid Vacation pumping station in RoeeUe where ban on hoshose use was received here Clcrlt graduates:' the names of the days before the General Election ^ Oh recommendation of Council ICoUegeJCollege. She also hah s traveled ex-, sociation certificate was presented back of the high school the "J. the water enters the Cranford days before the Tuesday, Township Engineer Edward mains and at a home in the Sunny jThis means that we had from Grail .reported, the water pressure, ELIZABETH Itensively in the British Isles and to Carolyn Thoden. Thomas Philip spAzarh , ArchambaultJoseph Vin-, Seth Weekley Field" and the pres- Project Here The township now till October to make a' de- in Cranford mains was 68 pounds . Marie Delahey and'Carol Hines cent Barna,' Lawrence Francis entation to Coach" Weekley of a Acres section. Europe. K gineer. the health officer and Mr. cision. '• • • . per square inch, well above the {received $25 Savings Bonds from Beauchea, Lawrence Paul Donlln, $1,000 purse, raised by high school the Business and Professional I Beauchea, Lawrence rmii w...^., Cowperthwaite all reported' that **In far less time than that, we critical 40-pound point. KNQWS THE BEST GIFTS COME FROM GOERKE'S! alumni, • former and present ath- For Children I Women'«» ,s. Cluboi..u. ThTk.fm«.ie Cornelil cucupn I Donaluonaida Robernooervt Estwanickunwdminr"^"-, Eugene1 alumni,. xormer 1 all three samples appeared clear could -nave done such*things as Lowest pressure' experienced. Miss Teague plans to spend the was presented to Paul Morrison. Patrick GraU, John EugenVJanus,|letes and friends. Eleven, children between the to the eye. sit down with the present Town- (Continued ati page 8) summer in Warren, Me., with her Richard Frederick KellerX John , Preceding the ceremony at the Reader's Digest awards (certifi- ages of 5 and 12 from New York Health Officer Kunrc took the ship Committee in discussion and -year-old mother, an4 will re- Joseph O'Brien, Brian John Pank- school, the high school band led a cates and complimentary subscrip- City's tenement sections will each samples to Rutge>s University' for discovered what qualifications arc .jm to Cranford in the fall. She uch, Richard Patrick Rebholz, John I parade of former and present ath- required of the appointee to best (Continued on page 8) spend two weeks with' Cranford testing, for bacterial and chemical said yesterday- she plans to take Thomas Sullivan, William Francis Iletes coached by Mr. Weekly from content, but reports on the find- assist them in the conduct of our Sidewalks up other work on her return in Washburn. ' : the town center to the new track. families this summer under aus- ings had not been received up to township' affairs; and found out SUN DIAL — SOLAR BALI. September. She is a member of the Ronald WilJLs Bird, Edward Jude Headed* by Coach Weekley, riding pices of the "Friendly Town" pro- yesterday. , who was available for the post On Agenda Cranford College'Club. Double Check Gomowski, Norbert Edrhond Hcag- there were ject. In the past, water company of- and checked their abilities against Miss Mathews has 31 years' ser- ney. Alfred. John Keller, Patrick 100 • . .»••- ,,^i»l» hare reported that flush- the' requirements. After 'this and X^o make him the best dressed man >:. v. vice in the local schools. She came James Kelly, Kevin Robert Lynch, march, representmg high school by Mrs.'Harold Trent of 318 Ret- jag by opening hydrants in affect- other pertipertinenn t information wer For Tuesday / to Cranford in September, 1824. Denais Patrick Maloy, ThomJs graduating classes from 1930 ed areas is the only practical way available and-d , evaluateltdd by the The controversial subject of ud left in 1980 to take work at Joseph Neville, John Arthur O'- ford avenue. Union County chair- to alleviate, conditions such as through 1957. Public Affairs Com- man of "Friendly Town." Travel .municipal committee, a worthy sidewalks in areas and streets of the Yale School of Drama,' re- Connor, William Jerome O'Don- missioner IraJD. Dorian was par- those complained of here. selection could have been made. the township where there are not turning her* in 19S2. Sefore com-; nelL Ronald Potts, Richard Prior, and other Incidental expenses for i 5 ' ' ade committee\chairman. Mr. Cowperthwaite reported, "With Public Works Commis- now sidewalks will be discussed at o SPRAYERS - DUSTERS ( t ! . '1 ing here, the taught tour years in As a result of the recent rever- Timothy Augustine Sheehan, John H. J.McNally, general chairman, the youngsters are provided by the however, that on last Thursday's, sioner Frank T. Whitty, who has next Tuesday night's meeting of Metuchen. ~ kfe "- ^pT Miss Mathews' was born In Icolby. College. She has taken ad- charge, chemicals sstore d at j»Dcp e Eii rie.Ahr. Kathleen of- Air Fund" and the children are se- en Ma tec. it is still necessary for the The subject has been before'the Ivanced work .at Columbia Uhiver- headquarters for use to. drunko- d that lected through the cooperation of. work .at Columa Bannon, Joan Theresa Bosset, .sal committee to work until 12, 1 and committee periodically for the past ELEI ItitI tity iin addition-tadditiontto o heh r wororkk at meter checks will be tested every Jane Mary Elizabeth1 Currie, JCath- Coach Weekley not only bad been' more than 80 New York City social even '2 ' o'clock in . the morning E to 15 days, and/ materials used to several years, particularly where U M 11 H !! 1! *\ \\ Yale, and traveled in Europe to leen Mary Gleason, Mary Barbara an inspiration to the youth of agencies. ' • Work Party to complete our business. : - L individual tests will be retained requests have been received for. J1925 and 195?. She ha»«upervised Lehmann, Joyce Catherine Mason, Cranford for nearly 30 years but The first group of seven young- **Can an inexperienced man take aide walks in the vicinity of ele- TURF EDGERS—GRASS SHEARS hhe senior class play at Cranford until the subject no longer has re- Kathleen Marie Morris, Lynn Mar- had become a local istlfUUonAitc ssterterss wilwilll arrivarrive loior aa twtwo we™weeks»' Commissioner Whitty V place? Can mentary schools. ii ii \j n ii !. i\ ii kgh School tor many years and course to court action.: Aids Camp he ease the burden of our present (Continued on Page 8) also praised Mrs. Weekley for her sUy with local famiUcs on July 9 More than a year ago, former blso has Taeen active in the Cran- This announcement was made .Three cabins, the boys* shower committee so that we may contin- ; seU sacrifice In giving up thej and B second group of four qhil- Mayor Fred P. Andersen estimated iti Dramatic Club, having served today by Police ChieChiff LesteLtrr W. self come to Cranford on ii M \\ ii i '. i". ii v ». . >:3^7.5.»- house, the kitchen and campsite ue to pet good men to serve? that there are nearly 10 miles of TRWftSTE8-m95 B (Continued on paoe 88) Powell in commenting on the case coach to "our boys." / 1 yren will benches at the Cranford Boys" •"He can only if he has the prop- ; of Bernard P. Brezlna. 43, of Eliz- M. L. Taliaferro, president of August 6. sidewalk which should be con* • \i i j »i * Completing Camp. Silver Lake, were painted er proven abilities. Docs Roy structed at an estimated cost of abeth, who was arrested here last the Board of Education, spoke of Mrs, Trent reported that the recently by a work party of IS Irving have them? May I suggest loaing Station Driveway August 6 and jfcund guilty of the great responsibilitresponibiy which a deadline for accepting reserva- nearly $300,000. Except in critical coach assumes in the.guidance of tions Is next Tuesday and, that residents, it was announced this that Mr. Irving «i"C the question areas, the former" mayor said, it GARDEN HOSE — SPRINKLERS For Road Work Friday drunken driving • by Magistrate Fund Drive there undoubtedly will be~six or week by President Patrick J. Grail. much consideration before accept- Charles J. Stevens on October 29. youth and complimented Coach would be unfair to construct side- With collections thus far totall- eight more. New York City young- Six members of the Kiwanis Both exit and entrance drive- At that time, Brezlna was fined ing. $15,024, the Cranford First Aid Weekley on carrying out this re- ingg. walks as a general improvement at the beach iays on the south side of the Jer- sters coming here in the next two Club donated their services for a "IIf our cchoich e Was a proper one. sponsibility as well as compiling $205 and his license was revoked Squad is aiming at completing its because most residents had paid ey Central Railroad station will an excellent record; He also told months-.— Vv day. They, were Kenneth .Ivcrscn, and I am not qualified at thihi s ttimi e because mo ROSS ROOT FEEDER for two years. ambulance fund drive this Satur- for the walks in front of their be closed tomorrow-and there will how former athletes' and alumni Local families may specify the Sidney Nunn. Paul Babincc. Wil- to judge why the steamroller "tac- In a decision filed by Union day, it was announced today by age, sf x and the religious, racial properties. with Arrow quality no parking to front of the sta- Michael Colaneri, drive chairman. came forward when It was an- liam McCrea. E. Calvin Shire and tics? Why the hastily called , it was announced by Town- County Judge Milton A. Feller last nounced that the new track was to or' nationality background of the Winfield Kohlcr. meeting. Why the misinformation Last December, the Township Friday, the Cranford - conviction The goal of $15,000 was topped child. The Tribune Fund is inter- Committee announced that no def- NEEGUARDS — GLOVES i Engineer Patrick J. GraU last week; but there are still a be named in honor ' of Coach Seven residents of Heathcrmeade' given vut at the .meeting? And Mr. Grail skid this is necessary was reversed on the ground that racial and non-sectarian. Place aided in the project. They why the direct order from our1 inite solution to the problem had it drunkometer chemicals are not number of callbacks to be made Weekley. permit road repairs and sealing Wesley A. Stunger, Sr., a long- "Regardless of background, cv- were B. Jack GUdden. Jr.. George present chairman for no one to been reached but that critical areas tested regularly the results of such and the business section and in- fConttnued on page 8) had been defined for observation Swimwear following the recent moving of dustrial plants have yet to be cov- (Continued on page- 8) and Henry Hall. Frank A. Guba. mention, outside, what transpired tests are not acceptable as evidence (Continued on Page 8) LAWN & GAIBEM TOOLS irbing to add 28 additional park- ered, Mr. Colaneri said. Richard E. Bilney. George Walsh I that night?" - (Continued on page 8) : spaces in the area. •Excess- funds over the- $15,000 and Billy Albans. needed to cover the cost of two Sunny Acres Baby Parad^ Members of the board of trust* new ambulances (with turn-In of ees of the Boys Camp taking part Cranteen Concluded Record ^ 1 & 2 Wheel Cultivators the present two vehicles) will be to the work party were Charles iore Cultural Programs used to provide equipment (or the Award Winners Announced Goodfellow. Jr., Robert M. Crane. new rigs when they are received William Hauck and Santiago Por- Season, Submits Report The grand trophy In the 14th ners of the coveted award. future Aim of Adult School next rfWnth, the chairman reported. cells, HI- Jim McAteer, treasurer of Crantcen, in sQbmltting his financial BULB PLANTER annual- Sunny Acres .children's Second prize was taken. by m- Mr. Colaneri requested persona "Wynkeir,~Blynken and Nod,"-*n • These »tyli»h boxer trunks come in a -variety - in an annuaual reporl t submitte^t^^^^^^^^^d thisweek to theS , report for the* "year" 1956-57; announced- that -the Crantcen enjoyed IU rho have not yet turned in their parade last Sunday was awaraed tered by.the Jordan* of 6 Oncida Membership Meeting of bright plaids and checks. Designed to give 'Educationt Education,, the Cranford Adult Schoool listed an overall enrollment coin cards to do so as soon as to a float depicting Nancy Koester most. successful year. He also said that the average attendance for golf expressed at a meeting of the ex- Courcll, recalled that among F y l«,mUu parade were shown as ^^mg, tennis, Judo and photo- nection with over-all community Fd i wration in'the state bccauscNrfthe death Helen Moore and Dee Johnson. Community Council held Monday oilier projects jrecpmmcnded for recreational planning,and emptier ford Urtited Fund, in pw of Chief Justice Arthur T^ Vandcr- No Parking Problem* -r Drive In Yard .. of the evening's program. ^phy; .afety and driver educa evening at the home, of former prompt study and action was the sized the need for vision to this for^lurther exploitation 65 the bilt there was no regular\^csston'| [The mating was conducted by ^^^tini j>ld and driver educa Mayor Fred P. Andersen. establishment of a cotununlty Sbter Paula Improves field. subject. of Cranford Municipal Courtxthls Capt Charles J. Uon. Read at the meeting was a let- center and social center with a Howard M. SiegeL Christmas Mrx. C. G. Albury. Stewart V.. week. Court will convene again SUtrr Paula, sixth grade teacher Also, commercial and dlstrlbu- full-time professional director. kd M in St Michael's School. U con- Opon ter from the Cranford Clergy lighting chairman of the Cranford McFadden aikdappointe Mrs. dAx-cr to ywor Bk. next'Tuesday night. A QUAMDARY? ,^_nrcountlng arid Income tax. andlrn- He wild that 19 organisations, a iiitiofL discussed George were ' rugm. .... _ for MMonday night had | valc*cing siiusfactorily at tho cotv* for •» plementatlonor therecojnrnenda- »>•«**' Camp IHtwl ; vocation- severalarge l adult advisers from youth with~~thc7boanl "if letter »t to was conducted T»y beeo~lhc sentenc And a. the »ir circuble. lluouib *• Btcnograptiy and tions of the Smith committee be the council regarding wider towr The meeting Wits cooductea uj < ocrn uac x.u».»...^ „ .. hT GiyaDad a Ooorkft I The Cranford Boys' Camp lo- sponsoring organizations contrib- rs. Charles Redden. ptvOdrat. |PUin« youths and two from Cran-1 ShTuesdae "ways overcome by tne new «* keep cool in the warmetl *e«ll»«r. ^ 1 al placed high on the Community organizational participation ir Mrs. Cnaries tumo, v.^~~ ,. „ lled on Silver Lake, w H*"* uted information and advice who announced that the board- 1 for- d- on disorderl-.,—._,.. y peraor^.^™i; charge>4i>r«M* I Tuesdatreated y bya tDr th. eH schoo. J. MiMul andr «4t Council agenda for the coming which led to the recommendation connection with more attractive Gift Certificate lion of while wl tolid cotwrs. •rrttal NItfh* completely filled for, Its « r Christmas lighting and decora- will.meet again at Mr. Andersen'; 1 stemming from a gang fight near, ,. ceks" season which opeoi on year, of a youth program planned and A home at 8:13 pju-on July L ICranJord Uiga SGHOQI in AptU jtakan to UM oonvaat. in Sue. MVi.16%, 3M5 J«^ The Clergy Council tetter also adraiaiatered by youth, with adult tiom. 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|oW 8. Compton, Paul* lappenings Stantey'Joy, the Rev. R | Mrs. Virgil Young; music, Mi's. F.Mi** Aollcfibach Wins 0be r iv. i Kurth, Dean Van der ciute, Po^. L. Schartenberg; parent education, r M. Oiunore, Jr., of JW7 Tyre was on active duty as. a com- Lincoln PTA Unit In Banks Art Exhibit muter Arthur P. Mete and A. Ma., Mrs. Jerry Rodman; pre-school, on road, returned on Fri-mander, in the naval reserve 'in Miss Caryl Ann* Bollenbach, thaniel Pierce. a buriness trip to Baton Washington, D, C. iiS'^^^ \Names ChairmenMrs. Charles Silsby; program, Mrs. daughter of Mr. tod Mrs. Julius «&& son of ik an*l,l&^ «^*^ «* ** and || Mrs. Irving Tannenbaum, presi- Joseph Mysiak and publications, Mr. Shire thanked the mer SSgeTl*- Baytown,Tex., for F. Bollenbach of 199 Arbor street, who spent tune at Cranford „,„ ^Standard OU Company. Three Cranford girls, Miss Phyl- >jdent of the Lincoln School Par- Mrs. Joseph Masino. won first prize in^an. art exhibit 1UUU »«••»»•.j • . • • Camp, Hope, where they paint* lis Rutz, Miss Janet Dempsey, and jjent-Teacher Association, called a Also, outside publicity, Mrs. F, at thejfcderal Reserve Bank in Sandy, as he is known to his 1 three of the cabins. These w«. and Mrs. Joseph Richkus Miss Adele Gaedcke, are spend- - ('special meeting ot the executive N. Johnson; inside publicity, Lt. Mew York Ctty.~ Miss Bollenbach. crystatradlo set In the Swap Shop Kenneth W.-Iversen, William I ing their summer vacation at C>pea 4 (board last Tuesday for the outgo- Col. arid Mrs. James Polley HI, side were week-end guests who is a private secretary at the on the show during a *«?«»£ Mc€rea, Paul Bablhec, Mr.Nuim and Mm Eugene J.Stanley Cod, Mass. '•' '. ing chairmen to meet and assist refreshment.";. Mrs. Bernard Lit- If Convention Plans Mir. Biohler and Mr. Shire. , wack; scholarship, Mrs. .Walter bank, submitted an oil painting. add wrote to Herb Sheldon last Hernlng avenue at their i'pie new chairmen in setting up week to offer his giant conk "hell " riends of the club members, an ;fiext years, program. Nietzcl, Jr.;, special project, Mrs.The prize was a blue ribbon, and Discutftott Topic home inJLake Mohawk. Mr./and Mrs. Verne Schnebel ( Russell Huckel; summer roujid-up, in-exchange for(thc radio set- •;• «^enis orCtafiford, who assist* and daughter sot 15 Lenox avenue, | New committee chairmen are; cash award. .,.*,-. ed in th» painting were Jack GlfaU Mrs. Raymond Matusiefsky; sun- v •In reading his letter, to the TV Mr. and Mrs. E. Duer Reeves. will leave tomorrow by plane for iArt, Mrs. T. J. Eu.re.ll'; achievc- The announcement of Miss BOI- deny Gdprge' Hall, Henry Hall, shine, Mrs. William Davidson; audience, Mr. Sheldon ref Of Kiwanis Club i have moved into their apart- Campinas, Brazil, where • Mr. '..) jments and by-lows, Mrs. Robert lenbach's- award came while she lilchar* Bllney, Frank Gubt, r teachers' luncheon, Mrs. Fred Day; Sandy as "Mr. Cloud" •»*/*» ' f ttejr«m oomB before' the IU- ",t at 30C Parkway Village. Mr, Schnebel has been assigned by •Gwilliam; budge*, and finance, and her parents were vacationing not know unUi he telephoned the George Walsh and William Haul I ways and means, Mrs. Patsy Leon- ils International annual con- has completed his six I Merck & Co., Rahway. (Mrs. Anton Pavics; Christmas'pfo- for two weeks at the Sherry-Fron- Cloud home that *Mr. Cloud' was the elnb secretary was instruct^ ardo, Mrs. Guy'Borges, Mrs. J. E. vention to be held next week at .„ ready reserves, for the ' Iject, Mrs. John Iwanykhyn; class tenac, Miami Beach, Fla, from to extend the thanks to these mo. ; MacKay, Mrs. G. L. Dixon and which they recently returned. only 18 yedrs old, ,' tl> Atlflntte City .were discussed at at Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Eisenberg of fnothers. Mrs. Francis^Charles and Slgmund Rothschild, ^ell- Guest at the meeting vras .Mrs/ Adolph Bauew; exceptional Mrs. Robert Hubbuch. the Kiwanls Club meeting Tues- 128 Spring Garden street will re- known judge of antiques, Judged ^_ Adolph Vogel of the CranJort turn today from Atlantic City ichild, Mr. and Mrs. TluSmas'Bcnt- Mrs. Gwitliam presented the day, at Markoa Restaurant. The Carol Scheckier at 22 MaoAr- .tenti^ye program for the year. BIRTHS the shell as acceptable tor ex-deiemtes will be*E."calvta SWre, Glee Club. Mr. Shire presided. where they have attended the an- son; Girl'Scout troop organization , Their first child, Ernest How- thur avenue was honored at a sur- I The voard also discussed the need change with the radfo set The shell •^^^ ^and Sidney L- Nunn, ' . •. • ;• nual convention ot the New Jer- jcommittee member, Mrs. Michael ard 111, was born to Mr. and Mrs. prise party Tuesday at her home ! for additional play space, in the is white on the outside and coral wiUx Ritosen HoaglanA, William J. Sefcland. Jr., of Elfa riven by 20 classmates in honor sey Pharmaceutical Association. Gavin; hospitality. Mrs. John 'Em'est Tomai6 of 327 North ave- and Wlnfleld Itohler as abeth, a member of the editorUl pink on the inside and Is unus- S hcr 15th birthday anniversary. j Mr. Eisenberg is a" past president •Harckctts; Mr. and Vhn. Robei...... ually large; Jt/was given to Sandy Ti^Sat*i staff o! the Citizen and Chronicle, Lof the Union County unit of the honeymooning1 at the Elbow. Bettch caWl is the daughter of Mr. and several years ago. -xJiL Mrs. Stephen R. Scheckier, I association. ' - Sandy, who wds accompanied to 1 nue,'east, on June 9 at Muhlen- the broadcast by hl« W *!"™ Mr and Mrs. John Fedorko, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Terregino last Wednesday. | berg Hospital In Plalnfleld. sister, Elizabeth, was also taken on Shire, Mr. Hoagland Mr and Mrs. E. W. DeChabert. and. daughter, Carol Ann, of 42 v- // a visit to. the controit«H>m; W and 1^. Alvin C. Roecker West Holly street moved last Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Green of and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diegman day to" their new home at 509 Or- 107 Beech street have announced To Install enjoyed a dinner party on Satur- chard street. Beat the Heat the birth of their first son, Paul Mrs. Roberf bitter will be in- day at the Stockholm Restaurant William, on June 10 at St. Eliza- stalled as president of the Sister- Mrs. F. C. Blake of Pasadena, hood of Temple Beth-El. aH. a Calif., returned Friday after spend- beth Hospital in Elizabeth. The Mr: pnd Mrs. Arnold Mattay and meeting in the temple at 8:30 p.m. ing'a week visiting her; son-in- couple has three daughters. . their son, Laurence, of 151. Mo-law and daughter, Mr* and Mrs. At Home tonight. Mrs. George Rubine will hawk drive, returned by plane Adlai E. Michaels of 122 Oak lane. , . "This camisoled,. Mr. and Mrs. Guy J. Parcdes of]be the installing officer. . . from a (rip to Houston, Dallas and 56 Mendell avenue have announced Other officers to be installed San Antonio, Tex., where they vis- . Mrs. George;tf. Cult of Amuay, confection is flrm- the birth of a son, Guy Anthony, ited relatives and friends ar: Mrs. Marvin Ostro, vice-pres- | Venezuela, Visited her mother, Mrs, flnished Acetate and Tins Summer! on May 21 at Muhlenberg Hospital, ident in charge of programs; Mrs. William Chase. 207 North Union "Hearts 'n* Flowers" print Plalnfleld. They also have three Mrs. Harold Schott of 1102 Rar- Bernard Gallanter, vice-president avenue, recently. Mrs. Cult and .elasticized yarn Sharkskin. sheath ills smoothly with daughters and one son. The pater- itarr~road— entertained v.Monday McHarge ot^vays and means;J4rs. I ._., , family are spending "the"summer nal .grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. evening for Mrs. John Voss, Mrs. "Sun Fun" is a real all-over Crinkclastic shirring Jack Ganek, vice-president' in • at Ocean City, where they have a John Parades and the maternal Rayu>cnd Reinhardt, Mrs. Fred charge of membership; Mrs. H. M. house. ngure-molder. The The Crinkelpuft* shirred grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.Friedman,, treasurer; . Mrs. Sam Dc Marco, Mrs. John Rispoli and Anthony Pelo, both of Brooklyn. Mrs. William Hubiak. polished cotton bra lining bra mold;; -with lightweight Ruzansky. financial secretary; • JANTZIN Mrs. Benjamin flinch, recordinf Mrs. Albert Francis apex stay'and space You can't match the comfort of your own home, Miss Carol Jane Buschold has an opening for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strasser secretary; and Mrs. Daniel Lent- Attends Graduation for Accents bust jpuds. . ; of 255 Hillside avenue have an- er, corresponding secretary. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles < Accents bust pads. STATIC ELECTRICITY nounced the birth of a son. Marc Buschold of 113 Pine street en- Mrs Albert Francis; formerly of Off-on straps. porch, patio or yard - porticulorf» if »o« ham Mrs. Fred Neuman, outgoing North Union - avenue, left last Fredrick, on June 13 at Muhlen- president, will be presented with a tertained the ;•• Cranford High Spiral apex bra stay Sun-and-water tested School graduating , class Monday Thursday for Yellow Springs, O., by a long, cool drink to take jjour mmd oft the neat. berg Hospital, . Plainfleld! They gift from the Sisterhood. gives added figure control. also* have a daughter,.Lorri Beth. evening at a lawn party-after the to attend the graduation of her Sanforized Cotton. A musical program will be pre- son, William, from Antioch Col- class dinner. , Pink and white stripes. 10-18. 8.95 ' ' " , • sented by Mrs. Joseph Hamer, lege. For Hour summer entertaining, may wesuggest Mr. and Mrs. Edwin George who will be accompanied by Mrs. She was accompanied by her • 10- 18. 19.95 •Patient pending Gu* Cohen. The Misses Janet Dempsey, a long, toll Tom Collins, Bum CoUins, Gin and Bruno, Jr. of 8 Aberdeen court, BEAUTIFUUY CLEANED AND FINISHED Adele Gaedcke and Phyllis Rut? daughter, Mrs. L. L. Foege of Lit- mt: announce the birth of a son, Todd qre spending their vacation at tle Silver. * Edwin, on June 7 at the Hospital Denhis Port, Cape Cod, Mass., and Their, trip will include a visit ' There's a dazzling impact to beach umbrella strip- MitJlWlWHoiirfocontcbecr Party Marks to Detroit, Mich., and St. Thomas, ings, contoured in JanUen's knit Lastcx (R> "Monaco" Center at Orange. will visit, the Mayflower ^"Plym- outh Mass., en route home. Ontario. Maillot. Good looks are ablaze in the chin-deep halter A baby girl, Lorrle Kathryn,. 25th Anniversary that does a dip-in back Beneath, there's a jertsanese on ice at all times. was born to Mr. and Mrs.- John Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lynch of Miss Mabyn Reeves, daughter Mrs. Kolbe Hostess front panel .and an added ligure maker—the separate Marti of 12 Nomahegan. court on 35 Farley Ave., Fanwood, were of Mr. and Mrs. E. Duer Reeves of "Bravo!" swim bra*. Sizes 10 to 16 16.95 OMNTUH June 5 at the East Orange General honored at a surprise open house M Casino avenue, and Miss Nan- AtShoUier and Bridge BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND FINISHED *Patent Pending . '„ - Hospital. The baby Joins John, on Sunday June 16, 1957 for their cy Reinert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kolbe of 40 Hern- age 3^4, and Lisa, 16 months. 25th Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. R. C. Reinert of 211 Clare- ing avenue entertained at a com- The party, held at 472 Brook- mont place, sailed recently for bination shower and bridge party Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dolllnger 8lde~ place, was given by Mr. and a European t< on Monday eveaina in honor of of Alexandria Bay, N.Y., announce Mrs. Fred Degenhardt and Mr. the summer r_ . JE*.Porter and Mrs birth, of their, fourth child, a and Mrs. Harold Kinney, sister of ...ly.-O*^ny> AusMa-and the |g daughter* Judy Marie, on June 16. Mrs. Lynch. , British Isles. They will return by Other guests were Mrs. John El- PIP , Mrs* Dolllnger lr the former Ruth Many guests attended from plane in September. liott, Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mrs. Eu- I 1 HilU, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elizabeth, Linden, East -Bruna- gene Stanley, Mrs. --Henry L. Smlthf nj -..jy^ Woodbrldge, father, Samuel Riizo of 115 New £oUesiaiiB Corner House and Iselin. struct,, are spending three weeks Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiTullo, Jr.. Reconi 12 Traffic Among those attending were fV'W* in Rochester and Buffalo, N. Y., LIQUOR of .Miami, Fla., arrived last week Mr. Lynch's parents, Mr, and where they are visiting relatives. Accidents in May to spend the summer with his par- Mrs. John Lynch Sr. of linden, I Twelve traffic accidents in ents. Me and Mrs* DiTullo of 257 — We Deliver-?- and Mrs. Lynch's mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller and which three persons were injured Bloomingdale avenue. Mr. DiTu- Philip Wlchner ot Cranford, and family of 32 Grove street will were recorded by the CranforcL llo, Jr., has completed his Junior 21N. UNION AVE. BRidgefr0150 their daughter Miss Marie Lynch leave this week-end for a two Police Department during May, year at the University of Miami of Fanwood. • '' weeks' motor trip to St. Peters- according to the monthly aeport of where he is majoring in physical The decorations of a miniature —-^ ^^. '^ • mm • burg, Fla. : . ' . Police Chief Lester W. Powell. education.' • wedding party, were centered One pedestrian injury also was re- • • v I around a three tier wedding cake Mrs. Ann Justice of 75 Burnside ported. There were no traffic fa- Miss Gaylc V. Waddlll, daughter and a wishing well trimmed with avenue was hostess at a birthday talities-. ' . of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Waddill roses and holding silver dollars. party in honor of her mother, Mrs. There were 119 arrested for mo- of 127 Oak lane has completed the Also on display was a wedding Mary Fettke. Those who attended tor violations during the month, so new...so soft...soairy work of the first year class of the picture of the couple and Mr. included Mrs. Louise Poeltler, Mrs. resulting in 111 convictions. Four Junior College department. uf Lynch's first song hit "When The Elsie Gritske, Mrs. Evelyn Louis drunken driving arrests were re- Penn Hall Junior College. and Swanee River Flows Thru and Mrs. Marion White. corded in May. v Preparatory' School, Chambers- Heaven." burg, Pa. ^ Mr. and Mrs. David N. Tyre and On Tuesday morning June 18, children, Steve and Philip, return- at 8 o'clock a mass was offered In Michael Ferro Feted Janice R. Keve, daughter of Mr. id Sunday to their home at 102 honor of their anniversary at St Mr. and Mrs.-Michael J. Ferro and Mrs. Walter Keve of 18 Hlll- Makatom drive after spending of 1 Dooring way were hosts at a crest avenue, has completad her Bartholomews Church in Scotch nine months in Caracas, Venezu- Plains. cocktail party and buffet >uppcr sophomore year at" Moravian Cot- ela, where Mr. Tyre was on loan Sunday for 80 guests in honor of lege, Bethlehem, Pa., where she Is from the Esso Standard Oil Co. oftheir son -Michael Jr., to celebrate majoring In elementary education. New Jersey as a consultant in em- his.graduation cum laude from the Elected President ploye communicaUons to the Cre- College of the Holy Cross. He is Donald S. McQprd, Jr., a mem- *^95?*5f*2- ole Petroleum Corp. Mrs. Tyre going to Georgetown University ber of the class of 1958 at Wesley Of Union Council Jand. children spent^the past two Law School in September. Junior College, Dover,-Del., is Harlon W. Drew. 112 Cranford |vceks in PhlladelphlaNvhlle Mr. spending- the summer Vacation avenue, a veteran volunteer Boy with his parents, Mr; and MrsI .Scout leader, was re-elected presi- .jg*r> Donald «, McCowL-Sr-of .22 Oak|*nt of Union Council at. the an-, lane. A student in the liberal arts nual meeting hi scout headquar« curriculum, McCord is treasurer of ten Monday. Crahiord's Sunday the shoe with the be»tttif«l fit Student Council;: president of Phi Mr. Drew is vice-president of Theta Kappa, national honorary ihe'Riss Paper Co., New York. A scholastic fraternity; a member of former scoutmaster, he has been Drug Store Schedule the French Club nnd of the staffs associated most of his life with Open, breezy pigskin...an I of Montage, Eukairia. and thethe scouting movement. He is a I Wesley Echoes. , . . holder of the "Silver Beaver." 1 exciting new pump that fit* highest honor conferred on a vol- John A. Kruse of 202 Beech unteer scouter. VH.^ street was given a special award Mr. Drew has led many council every foot. So fexlble you tmn Cold in painting at the graduation ex- scout contingents to national anc* ercises ot. Washington College in world jamborees. In August he OWKMt It In your hand Ilk* • W Chestertown. Md., recently. H«» will go to England to attend r BELLS was tied with another young man scout jubilee. for showing the most artistic Other local council officers re- JEWELS OF THE SEA . growth in art classes during the elected were: John V. Nostranri JEWELS OF THE SEA mm{•>. •.•- >. Available in WhHe I past academic year. Each re- vice-president; Roderick W. Smith JEWELS OF THE SEA ceived a Francis Speight Painting and Arba S. Taylor, represents- The mood: Renaissance. The suit: GIACONDA, Or Flax Award. The local student is a ives to the national council; anc" The mood: Renaissance. The suit: FLORENTINE a light lithe shaping of brocaded Lastex*... graduate of Cranford High School, THE GAMBIT...fairest max in the mxial circle! a halter sheath fashioned from a light and 1 and will be a senior in collage The meeting was the first fo Thenamml An. exciting textured fabric, wove* a pale, burnished shape of sublimely draped sheath. next fall. . Cdward Dryer who Is president o- /$%•?•'.'! *;! 9A.M.to9F.M. lustrous new brocaded Lasted, wilfully, A new glimmer, new glamour for sunning and surfing: like a checkerboard to come up with the prettieti the Adamas Carbide Co., Kcnll- skillfully shaping you in a glowing, unforgettable 2SJ00 worth. shape, the coolest feminine strategy on many a silhouette. 2235 Cancer Crusade beackl Elasticixed, 22SS Shows Increase Men in Service t\ SEAGER'S, The proceeds of the .1957 Union Lt. Robert R. Dommergue. son County Cancer Crusade totalled of Mr. and Mrs. A.'. Jules Dom- $116,517.19 as was announced by mergue of 110 Edgar avenue, i BARON'S, HATHAWAY'S home on leave prior to taking u; Walter H. Hildebrandt, Coun- •jii-:>.•••••• ,s ty Crusade Chairman. his duties at his new post'with the According to Mr. Hildebrandt, Tank Corps in Hawaii. AND SC this year's figure exceeded the I ligura-bV INSON'S shows over a 1000 per cent Increase BRIDGE 64234' tut «M tawMatftottala amyvtar^ Qpen Friday Evenings of funds raised in the last five AA^^^sa^^A aa^^BM Waa' A AM^^A^ A^ykj ^^kg^^ year period. . •CMM BW ••• • fW/ fM WV •4 OM malad- -y »% NORTH UNION AVE. Cranford. under chairman John U'» A1«J» SAFER flwTtttteH *t HavilanH, contributed $5,100- •hMik aaaar VkC~bsAf ccBt at •" Garwood. under directorship of U 3enrom J. BertoKimy. contribu- ted $923.35: •nd^Lenilworth'* con- •MattnllltX s^ajE^sssastejfeaieSis l y ^;.^^i^ ' c •."'« " :•- O."
ICelnng, Doris Reed, Sue Bate*.) • "• •• "'"• '•• ^u •••:.*.•'* ' r^nncy >uiiiinRreirTmii>-rnww At Pre-Nuptial Parties Alden and Mrs William Dauber. Miss Joy Skaarup, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. S. Sidney Jacobs Spend in South Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Skaarup of Staten Island entertained Sun- Becomes Bride In of 107 Oak lane, was honored at day evening at a cocktail party Mr. and MM and buffet supper for Miss Skaar- two parties during the past week. up. More than SO relatives were Alliance Church ; s£d Mrf. Ignacy J. wy,i tnrougn me wuwoi»« Miss Skaarup will become the present from Roselle Park, Eliza- Follow Sunny bride of Robert H. Evans*, son of The Sunny Acres 14th annual children's parade Sunday wn fol- The Cranford Alliance ChurclJ South Union avenue, In I ggph-s church, Bayonne. ^ .; _• • \ beth, Cranford, Schooley Moun- PRICES was the scene Saturday ^rnoon> e of their 45th wedding | y^ Johnson is the former Kathleen Mlehele Andrassy, daui?htet i Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans of tain and Staten Island. lowed by a large number of parties, and picnics Were the brde* ot the anniversary. ^ Deposit, N. Y., at 2p.m. Saturday of the wedding of Miss Evelyn rt Mr. and Blrs. Michael'Andres-f— -—- - . - day. ''••.'• ' • • ". •' • • :."•• jane Filsmgcr. daugh ter of Fred- i» „», Mr. Johnson is Recent Bride In the First Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Carter E. Porter of fhs . The picnic party of Mr. and Mrs. William Keck of 1 Mohnwk erick J. FUsinger of 147 uK son of Mrs. Paul Johnson ot here.- V;. . , ... 103 Edgewood road will enter- : 242 North avenue, west, and.the Miss Jean Liska of 102 Birch- tain at bridge tomorrow evening, ther, the bride had her slster-ln- Craig place, will leave tomorrow I Crantottm. w. ^f fa r _.44 _years . . law, Mrs.; Michael F. Andrassy of Carol Koyen, Lynne Miller, Bar- .Mohawk drive. Dorothy Barta in marriage, nnd . Miss Doro- [Partyv bara Dorian, Joan Lightcap, Jane to spend the summer at their home celebrated her eighth birthday, thy Presdee of Tuckahoe, N. Y. Kankel, Diane Byrnes, Priscilla in Beach Haven Terrace. DWiCTrftpM and Mrs.' Barta's mother, Mrs. was maid of honor.' Miss Beverly William DoUnsky of Garwood was Pettersen of Westfield and Miss ( Mill * zine gown trimmed with applq also celebrating her birthday. Phyllis Kaye of Jersey City served '"j^-t- • . • ' '••'••, Sunnyvale, Califs, as matron of MRS. ROBERT N. TITUS; Jr. Thirty guests attended from Cran- as bridesmaids. 40th Annwermry honorof embroidere. • d organdy, with, a butterfl The Dridy boe wWOT in bace 8 kMU flowint g into ford,* Hillside, Kenilworth, Rah- The bride wore a gown ot lace «•» —» «* A A- TT M,i!v 'butteniyl tnowi mSh »»•.•»««-e carrie d^DObti- a• cas- way, Elizabeth,. Garwood, and over satin and a fingertip veil l^ The«£/2Lry were Shonore d at a ,surpris U*TZe *****^chape gowl trainn trimme. She dcarrie withd applique a cas- s garden: party at 926 Grandview liss Joan Davis, with a pearl tiara. She Carried ioTU4 Retford avenue celebrated cade of whit- e roses >—,.;„,,and stephan£ »- Another picnic following the white roses on a Bible, '. avenue, Westfield, by their daugh- otis. Mrs. Andrassy wore an ice Cornell Graduate parade was at the home of Mr. Miss Presdee wore a coral ny- [theitr anr 40td son-in-lah anniversarw Mry Friday. and Mrs. . blue taffeta gown and carried a Ib. arid Mrs. Charles JoU, 7 Mohawk lon chiffon gown and carried a George Belsley and by their son cascade ot pink roses. drive. Included were 85 guests bouquet of roses and sweet peas, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Andrassy, brother ot tarried Saturday 1 BEiL from Cranford, Elizabeth; East while the bridesmaids' gowns A. Kenneth Meeks. the bride, was best man while Pe- Miss Joan Margaret Davis, Orange, Irvington, Clark Town* .were of pink nylon chiffon.., There were about 50 guests fromr ter Johnson, brother of the bride- mghtcr of Mr; and (Mr^j Theo- FOR YOUR .V\ ship and Hillside. The church was. decorated with Kearny.i Jersey City, Hoboken, groom and Arthur Edwards, both ore Lawrence Davis of Havana, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Jordan of clbodium ferns and white gladioli. Somerville, Belrnar, Plainfield. of Cranford, served as ushers. MRS. LEO PAUL JOHNSON ;uba, formerly of Cranford,-'be- CHOICE"-BONIUSS • 6 Oneida place were hosts to 20 Andrew Kidd of Rahway served Cranford, Westfield, Berkeley Flower girls Debra Lynn And- ame the bride Saturday of Robert y ;••••« guests from Cranford, Elisabeth, Heights,; Little Silver and Kenil- —Photo by Mickey Fox as best man while ushers were rassy and Heather Hudak 'wore !oll Titus, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Toms River, Plainfield and Rah- Emerson Jenkins of Westfield and worth. • • .. •'•.'• pale pink gowns and carried pink Dinner Dance Fetes itus, Sr., of Webster, N. Y. in the way at a family picnic. F. ANDERSON JB. Robert Craw, Jr., of Cranford. ' The couple has three grandchil- roses. . . .sbiiry First Methodist Church. - . Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Koester of Mrs. Harry Bell of Bayonne dren, Dorianrie Belsley, Ronald . Mrs. Johnson is a graduate of total Hi S. Graduate* Dr. Weldon F. Crossland, pastor, fc:II Oneida place entertained at a sang "Oh Promise Me" and "Oh Weeks. • • . " • •••. . •• Bayonne schools and attended Donald Scott, son of Mr. and irliciated^ at the. double-;ring-can- picnic, for guests from Cranford, lean Mackiewicz, Perfect Love" • accompanied by Mr. Meeks is employed as a oon- Drakes College. She is employed Mrs. G.'Winfield Scott of 3051jlelight ceremony at 4 o'clock, and Clark Township and Roselle. Mrs.- A. Storr at the .organ. ductor on the B. & O. Railroad. North Union avenue, was co-host by Anderson Clayton Co., -Newat a Cranford High School gradua- reception followed at the Tread- Barbecue supper guests of Mr.William Amfersoi A Cranford High School grad- York City, fay"Inn,~Roehester -N.-y.-..-.....— BUY HERE AND SAVE! and Mrs. Howard L. Jacob of IS .,._,-,..,'v_ tion dinner-4»irty-Saturday eve*- r uate, Mrs. Brandt is employed by tjtM&fa-Bqngort— |—Mr. Johnson la a Cranford High The bride, who was given In ffi: Oneida place included Mr. andMarried at Moss Sauer & Kervick, Cranford law MRS, RICHABD G. STEVENS hlng for about 58 guests.. School alumnus and an army vet- Following the dinner, the party arriage by her father, had .as Mrs. Fred Kretzmer and Mr. and Mary Macklewjcz, Troth Announced Mrs. Herbert Kindred of Roselle. Mite" Jean firm. eran, and is employed at Kemper moved on to the home of Mia or matron of honor Mrs. Donald TASII o- se* William P. Mr. arid Mrs. Theodore E. Bon- Insurance Co., Summit. He is a LOW Another barbecue supper was atdaughter of Mrs. An alumnus .of Rahway High gort, Sr^ of 52 Leonard avenue, Susan Aborn, co-hostesS, daughter lharles Sims of Elizabeth. Miss FRENCH FRIED COD School, Mr. Brandt . served two 7 member of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. TASH < the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mackiewicz ot. 183 North avenue, Leonardo, announce the engage- of Mr. and'Mrs. Edward Aborn [ary Jean Tumpane of Corning, Stupak of 19 Cherokee road. They east, and' the late Mr. Mackiewicz, years in the Navy and "Is emRichard- G. StevensWeds Oh their return from their trip,' of 403 Casino (avenue, for dancinj . Y: and Miss Ann Leonard of sun tan aids FRENCH FRIED HADDOCK ployed by Bell Telephone Co., ment of their daughter, Joan Ma- '; TASU o-SIA entertained for 10 guests, from became the bride Saturday of Wil- Tie~io John F. Laezza, Jr., son of the couple will live in Roselle. to the music of Robert Howartli jrt Washington, N. Y. were SLICED >39c Rahway.. ••..•• FRENCH FRIED SCAUOPS Cranford and Kenilworth. liam F. Anderson, Jr., son of Mr. wedding, trip, to Barbara H. Bentz in Union Mrs. Edith'Laezza and the rate Miss Nelly Barker of Brook- and his orchestra from 9 tp 11 ridesmalds. , FRESH BEEF LIVER Following a wedding, p, 45c 3 »•»•'•• Twenty-five guests attended a and Mrs.' William F. Anderson of Mew England and Canadad , tthhe | Miss Barbara Hildegard Bentz; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William John F. Laezza, Sr.,.ot 207 JJlm lands, Cheshire, England is visiting The bride's gown of white im- 70c NOXZEMA TASTE (V SEA PERCH > picnic supper at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. wwwu *. •— : The Aborn garden was . couple wilill resid t 1679 Irving •street. •' " • • ' •' \ ' ;': her cousin, George H. Jackson of irtcd Swiss organdy had a hand- U and Mrs. J. M. Sodomora ot 10100 Rettord avenue, at a nuptial I New England and canaaa, u»> F. Bentz of Union, was . ,t liss Bongort is a graduate of ated-.vith lights for the occasion S9c PAIMIEADY SMRTS street, Rahway. 16 Lenox avenue. ade French lace bodice and chap- BRONZTAN ... $1^5 SKOL 7* Iroquois road. They were from mass at St. Michael's Church. 1 couple wiU reside at 1679 Irving Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stevens ot 10 Summit Red Bank Catholic High School train, with a veil of illusion and 5*e BACON SST !**41c Cranford, Linden and New York ThTnoe . Revnev. . Williamum.*m* -rDonnelly .,, Church, Union, Saturday In a and attended Drake College, and ;arl tiara. She carried a bouquet COPPERTONE $1.00 SEA and SKI Cityl pastor, performed the ceremony at I , - • •• . '• • -Nuptial Mass. The Rev. Joseph ens became affiliated with Contin- is employed by the flrm white carnations and —. _ ers, Peter. B. Stevens, Robert G, Susannu R. Bates, daughter Of Martin Jewelers nissioned oflicer in Army theme around which the enter- fence .and is employed In the per- rviv tainment was planned. Dancers Thomas Powanda of Jersey City Stevens,, and Charles J. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Bates of The House served as best man and ushers in- today's graduate! Lnel department of Rochester matched numbers to find partners 1 Jr. all of Cranford, and the bride's Elizabeth. Of Diamond Values! beach supplies SUMIMI - CtACKIO WHIAT — cluded John CNeU of Bayonne ?as and.Electric Co; '• during the dance, in order to bebe-- ciuuea «wa v»->*. — __„ brother, William C. Bentz of Un- Other guests from Cranford In J Following a wedding trip to rome acquainted with all the club and Richard Mackiewicz, brothc ion- * • . eluded Mrs. J. Ross Bates and Min members. of the bride, ot Spottswbod. MIOO •#m»^»» pnw..,., — _. business tnan! banada, tfie cpuplfc will reside in Mrs. Stevens graduated from Linda Loranger. . .,. lochester.. • ; . . Mn and Mrs. Andre* w —-*--Marshal• , O"«*> Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are Mount St. Mary's .Academy in MLJS Bates was married Satur- PLAYTEX SWIM' CAP ..... 98c Bread 2r,35c • rd High. School graduates. gave a rumba exhibition. • -** I.J 4k. KentuckyGirlWill North Plainfield and Becker Jun- day to David R. Loeser, son of }M . Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sleesman of Mrs. Anderson also attended the ior College In Worcester, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Loeser ot School ot Business Practice and live Awards To BEACH BAGS * "? 364 RettorRc-ttorda avenue emeruuueu.•-1>~..-.entertained'a' . _. and is Fed J. K. Ross She is a member of Beta. Chi Sig- Hillside at Westminster Presbyter- bAmvm.——-. • ACM! IVftYDAr a pre-dnnce cocktail party. Their | Speech, Mew York City, Mews, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Miller ot ma Sorority, and a medical secre- ian Church, Elizabeth. Audition Winners EARPLUGS 25ei NOSE CLIPS —3* guest-».~^Ds includedi.».i,.ri William Terry, Mrs: S. W. Hend- York City. Mr. Anderson, who the engagement w «•«• «--„— Miss Jane Davlson Miller, to Jerp - After attending Union. Junior guests at cocktails and buffet sup- piano pupils of Mrs. Henry mtah Kclser Ross, son ot Mrs. E. E. College and College of the Holy per Saturday evening. irdman. Each person played SWIM CAPS vj ...... 25e up Gruening of 20 Crescent place and Cross, Worcester, Mass., Mr. Stev- or two selections for a short the late Jeremiah K. Ross. Irogram. . t...... $1.W At Surprise Shower Mrs. Anderson was honored by Doubleday and Co.t New York Lirt, Ann Mlncur, Daniel Sassi, Miss Eleanor A. Foege of 6 Weit • pre-«uptial shower on May City. ,:.'•"• • •. .. iavid Freese, Douglas Sassi* and SWIM GOGGLES-DIVING MASKS Holly street was honored Saturday attendants. ' Mr. Ross was graduated from ila'ria Blanding. at a surprise bridal shower at the Pingry School, Elizabeth, and Yale Honorable mention In the audi- 59c and Up home' of Miss Olga Specht and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Link of University where he was a mem- lons went to Lawrence Pace, MUEKSTEl CHEESE Mrs. Ellen Yard, 100 Centennial [ St Petersburg, FUu. are. visiting ber of St. Anthony Hall. He has glas Barile and Richard Gra- KEEP HOME POOLS SAFfe A CLEAN with avenue, Forty guests from Cran- been stationed at Fort Dlx since | for a month with lh*lr_6Qjtln-!aw SANI - POOL ...... owy ™ ford. Elizabeth. New York and \ and daughterdaughter,, MrVanMrVand MMrsr . L. J.entering the Army two month« m. . -IS« Lonng Island were presentprst. Kavanaugh of S Iroquois road. ago. fThose who played in the pro- MMisi s Foege will be marriema d on H» b entering o world of telatype*. tlcVer tapes, am but who did hot enter the 0UNW00D _ AWd f MtWiMnVTOWmt: *xo ? {•tpIanei-wSm time the most preciowtcominodUy. -Jditions include: Karen Mlneur, fly^:^ winding woUh with thock-rctith on loyccSordlll. Mrs. Anthony Sorv M«4« HI An advanced loi»gine»-Wirmaoe» automatic belongs Till. Karen SJursen, Ly«»a Reider BLEU CHEESE "•^•--:-.-.^ W« wrUl—'it Winds llsetf with every movement of Ind Elizabeth Fuller. ' ' OPEN SUNDAY-9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ?^lyw.TctrJ,t/.SVi ni «•«• "«««• Superior thnekeepinaby long:nesV/ittnouer, [special recognition was given to ft. SVIMIING : lane Bdrnhartfor outstanding pro- 69 witiNM«>ioM*nc. s,it- mokl«» Malaw 0roU«- .'- , •cars. - 1 FollowTng the program, refresh- . CHEESE tMEIS HERE! ments were served. I w,muutt»otoiuTico.,.8n«i off«rjh« following payment plant: Mr. and Mrs. George Hall oi 141 4 Biathenneade place and Mr- and i«. in. 39 I pOilrwtS [irs. Benjamin Glidden of 16 NNIST mui mtiiwi wonuus Cme See Our - ~ 30, 60, MtH|y Charge Bialhormeade place recently at- NEW S ATINSET wl taken in your home or in ded the Leaders' Club conven- I our air-conditioned studio Fabulous Collec- Cash t-.i of the MetropollUn Insurance by REVLOM .. FOODS EXTRA FANCY YEUOW Uy-*Way tompany at the, W/aldorf-Astorin nosm I 1600 SpringffcM. Avii in Rowers Clyb foiel in New York City. CBAMTOBD at 1b*WaatOaM tion Of Swimwear SUMMER SHOWER by Matchab«lli IWBM* " k •h?'« bloom For Boys And Girls W« alto offer highest tradfrht allowance Cologne — Bubble B*h — D«o4er«nf Spray inpy on old watchas bring traded in for new ones. |- 16th SXTMMER SESSION — All $1.00 Each SiXMitoU profusion July I to August M. ltSf FILLS PRESCRIPTIONS Stora Your FURS Accredited by the N. J. State V I W 9 m FILLS PRESCRIPTIOm N »• on our new Department of Education III V EXACTLY ASS Y-*tf--IWl»IW f«W RC-B- _ FABRIC l^orfs"— Craft*"— OAMBWG Registered Nurse CINTER Write or telephone to: THE PINGRY SCHOOL We****.'"*:**' **<**" and MeCall Parrtrm I EUtabelti«. N. * BRW5O5 WeatOaM aa4 •Wf UOKTH ML. W. f • '•'• • ' "••••r! TrrrvSSSS^KnSPST^'^^vnc^i^^f^'^'^''^ f1 ''""'P'"''^'!^'''^';''''^
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THE .: '•\_< reports of the Aud- the State Highway Dept FHEEHOLDEBS itors wav tcveived. Abb of the <6> — freeholder Hickok Honored for Bfest Newspaper Ads Home Demonstration Department. Roads and Bridges Committee, Report oi Roads & Bridges Com- proving personnel actions in To Road Dept, and County Patrolman llyran Cymfaalak in* the County to install mittee, advising of bids for Hot defeated Patrolman Michael Fed- meeting <* th. Bltumlnaus Concrete. Received and Office. type machine in their Police Head- 47) —Freeholder Hickok eroff by a 20^7 vote to mark the filed. . first time in the history oi the quarquarters** - was referred Roads and Bridges Committee, f h Whl Report, of Roads 8c Bridges Com- cepting bid of Hefler Snyder .Grantor* Local 93 PBA that a mittee of the Whole. mittee, advising of bids for im- president has been elected to a oiuw Association of Chosen furnishing to the Road Dept., Freeholders, congratulating Union provement of Meisel Ave., from S. Miked Bituminous Concrete third term. Frank Caruso* was ~ " Ave.. to Morris also voted to be the treasurer for County on its One Hundredth An- nine Cold Mixed his Wth consecutive term. niversary. ' Received and filed. Other officers are: vice-presi- "Smolder Herlich made a mo- ' Purchasing Committee, advising crete and authorizing Director . The following resolutions were Clerk to execute agreements dent, Frederic G. Boberts; secre- JJSXminute, of the n««J- of bids received for Groceries for.Introduced and • on roll call, un- tary. John Benedetto; «erg*ant-at- the John E. Runnells Hospital, for same. ...•••• ' ' ta« of April 11.19W be «PP*r»- animously adopted: <8>. — Freeholder arms, Robert Nylen; trustees. Hen' 5wch ?*• duly seconded and, un- the period ot May 1st to August (1)—Freeholder Carr for Pub- ry PoUdoro and John Thimbns, 31st, and for the Jail from May 1st Roads and Bridges Commit! lic Property Committee, author- granting permission to the N. and convention delegates, Samuel •^^l^cotmnunlcation, to. August 31st izing Director and Clerk to execute Cymbahik and Deo Scfaultz. Bell Telephone Co., to cons' Corps of Engineers; U. S. Army, a lease with the. Pennsylvannia ducts across bridge on Spri The group went on record fav- •^rTS'SeV I*c*idence.>k- advlsing«application has been made Railroad Co., for land on Union Ave., Berkeley Heights. , oring Senate Bill 25 which (con- for' 'a permit to dredge in .theSt, for Parking purposes, aran ' <9) — Freeholder Zcn-ga cerns police training. * . Newark Bay, at Elizabeth, New annual rental of $600.QO effective Purchasing Committee, accepts Plans were completed for a din-: Jersey, by the, General Chemiqial July 1,1957.' lowest bidders on purchase of fiv ner in honor of former SgL Ed- Division, was referred '. to' Roads automobiles for various d ward N, Lee, who retired April 1. (2)—Freeholder Carr for Pub- and Bridges Committee. lic Property Committee, accepting menu in the County. It win be Monday in the Coach Barrett Division, protesting (10) — Freeholder Zercga I and Four. estimate of Ralph Buffey, Archi- Car Schedule award of bituminous' concrete con- tect,' to prepare a space Analysts Committee of the Whole, appoint Also discussed were plans for a revised radio car schedule tract was..referred to Roads and ing John A. Darsie as a member dinner honoring Capt. George I* A Report of the offices'ot the County was announced this week *y Po- Bridges Committee. of Union, at $2400. the Union County Welfare Boa, Rpsendale, Us. Peter F. Milter Richard S. Martin, relative to for 5 years commencing March 1' Lawrence W. Bonnell and Detec- lice Chief Lester W. Powell, who (3)—Freeholder Herlich for the1957. the proposed rerouting of. U. S. Finance Committee, authorizing tive LX. Ralpn J. Koury, on promo- said the new setup should "afford Route 22, was referred to Roads fc ••'— Freeholder Herlich ( tions. residents oi CranfjWd a well- County Treasurer to cancel checks Finance Committee, approv: Bridges Committee. as set forth that have been out- Th* AaKrieaa Ntwaaaper PaMiahera Aaaeciatiwi has aekctci Catfiliac Matar Car Dhfetw aa The association approved spon- rounded patroL" . .;_. Department of Institutions & bills as set forth. 'Advertiser «f tka Year* far it* outstanding and eontintuma newaaapcr taaiaaiga. Traajriia weta sorship of a baseball team in the standing for a year or more and • There, being no further busii awarded both t* Cadillac aad to iU advertising agency. MacMa—a, Jala * AdaaWlac. af>laaaittal Under the ^new ^schedule, three Agencies, advising full approval credit same to Miscellaneous Rev- WWeorilrtmH-H Hills, Mkhigaa. Here. »raadly displaying their prize, are (L to r.) W. A.P. Jak*a 4ir*ctar at Cranford Boys* League. recommended for 44 beds for to be considered, and upon mo.., MJftA, CharTea F. Adaaaa, vice aresident and Cadillac accauat aaperfiaar, aad Knwat A. Jaaca, radio cars wUl be in operaUon 24 enues, Not Anticipated. duly made and seconded, Directi (4) — Freeholder Herlich for hours aauy, we uu _ mils Hospital. Benninger. declared the meetj Robert Peterson M1v i Finance Committee, approving adjourned. ' ' will be a north side car and a Ralph H. Buffey, submitting nine personnel actions, in various south side car, and a superior offi- estimates for a Spbce Analysis Re- The next regular meeting *„ Oveii- Installed As cer riding in the third car wUlport of the Court Houpse, was re- be held on Thursday, May 9,195' Master Councilor answer all important calls as a ferred to Public Property Com- at 10 a-m. Ready follow-up on either, side of town. v : Robert A. Peterson of 24 Roger rotttfie. „„ '•-•A- '- -i*- proving^thebld of Marsellis Warn- A. Ethel Alliston, ' Between 8 «jn. and midnight. for the improvement of Clerk ol the Board. avenue was installed as Master Chief PoweU added, there will be Chairman, purchasing Commit-, Councilor of Bremner Chapter. tee, advising of quotations re- Order of DeMolay. at the Masonic a detective patrol also. ' lakf-ROJISfS ar STEMB m No Need Temple, on Saturday evening. In addition, the' department's new safety patrol car will be used Other officers installed were: at various times during the day Thomas Squires. Senior Councilor: Kenneth Weeks, Junior Councilor; I and evening to curtail accidents Ronald Sassi. Senior Deacon; Carl and carry out enforcement meas- Nelson, Junior Deacon; Robert ures. • •"•.•.'" '. .• j Davis. Senior Steward; Laurence Ralph Jacob, Howard Like You Jones Junior Steward; Arthur .Sommers, Chaplain. Xr^uTafreceptors. William Boyko was appointed ^entineL Also. Steven Reiman. Almoner; William Schultze. Marsha); The- On Saturday Bernhard A. Wa- odore Batich. Standard Bearer; genblast wiU be invested with the Baaelest Lyman Marshall. Orator; and Wil- Degree of ChevaUer, one of De- liam Ford. John Rehder. William Molay's highest awards for serv- Dennis, RusseJ Dobbins. Paul ice. .'. '. • V •, . •: . DEL MONTE TWO 59c fresh Codfish Steaks O9« PINEAPPLE- 46-w. ARMOUR'S_STAR AO ADCCDIIIT o.n. 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^^A^-.'SiijJ.iv^.iysLYA ^"^^ sfe tfjpi» '*;••;.. •'."•»:*•.' ^,*?$m% ."•»*-;• •.••V TOCBANFORD C3TJZ» AN» CBBOfflCLE. THURSDAY JEN* M, 1M7 AY, •"S," eering; Theodore Rutmayer of 125 ...... ,'. ' . ,. j. f, „,'"..,. Fserve -on - active auty-r lor six J net—when all goes according to Thomas street, a MS in EUctrtcal tOUTZ Graduated Cam Laude using a .... "Old SEnoT^."The~Vocat music I they "were In school.: months and then be transferred to schedule. I . Engineering; Arthur Sargent of was. under the direction of Chan- Dag*} h6t^dben After a picnic supperp , at which .'If Induct 12 hometown duty with an Army Re- At Gettysburg College Also due-Monday for twice daily 704 Orchard street, a BS in Elec- ning Coppage. ^ serve or National Guard unit. several cubs cooked on camp Song, Dance I offered Jeannette S. ZuHck, 20 Myrtle performances )are the Florida Trio, trical Engineering; Orih, Sharp, Jr., Refreshments were served dur- Post Prior to arriving at Fort Dix, Pvt staves they had made as den of 41 Spruce street, a BS in Me- To Reoei^ PUqw street, was graduated cum laude comedy contortionist routine fresh ing intermission. Into ••r^f, _• „ Young, son off Mr.. and MTft HarHar- from Gettysburg (Pa.) College last pjrojects, , ap pack meeting was chanical Engineering; Harry Zbin» Festival Held fi from Ciro's in Hollywood; Munoz, den of 43 Elizabeth avenue, a MS investtture team of Boy ©Id E. Young of the Mohawk drive week with a bachelor of arts de- around the campfire.Paffrat' h pre- slack wire specialist with the "big Troop 75, of.Cranford Meth- addr^ss> attended Cranford High gree in. Spanish. • " Cubmaster in Chemical Engineering. local Residents sented the following awards: Wolf top? for five years, and Miss Del,- By Two Schools ley*, former proteges and Mends member, ot the coaching odist Churchhh , leldd by Junior AAss - s^ool, Lafayette College and President ot Alphi Xi Delta so- . Kenilworth residents were: Rich- For ley, t Scoutmaster Craig Davison. Cornell University. badge with* gold and silver ar- lilah, pretty trapeze star. The Sherman and Walnut Ave- In Foolhill* Play Dartmout road was ^JJ.ijj^^ McKeown. ith " d **^**?™^ cial Sorority and of the Women's ard Weber of 50 Arbor street, a nue Schools' song and dance fes- named a personnel assistant at ty K^ desired to present Wm with "a staff and ^rmally• i inducted 12 boys Into ten- rows, Jeffrey Heilbrun; gold and Four Cranford residents - are oriU Vogel.^arbara Sayles, Student Government, she was asilver arrows for wolf. Michael BS in Chemical Engineering; and tival was held recently on the Supervision Bayway Refinery of Esso Standr Miller, Ton! Kurtz, Dolores ^ *hi* he c*n ** enjoy^1 jS-Jg^t'S'SEl derfoot scouting in Troopl77 at cranford men have been member of. "Who's Who Among Thomas Robe of 373 Lincoln drive, Walnut avenue field.' Three sixth featured in Christopher Fry's Y , ln School ,recently; The in- assigned H . Company, First Jones; lion badge and gold arrow. Newark College Cranford is among 69 commitnl- ardOilCo. u ico to H . Company, First Students in American Colleges and a BS in Electrical Engineering. grades took part in group singing poetic comedy. "The Lady's Not was unveiled by ^S^ the general I venture team consisted of William Training Regiment, at Fort Dix Ior Robert Galen, silver arrows for ties throughout the nation which MM Kravee held the title ot r^ Universities," Phi Sigma lota. Ro- wolf and bear badge, Arthur and square dancing before an aud- for Burning.*' which opened yes- 0e Tulio. John Elliot, Steven En- cigbt weeks, of i^antry basic Graduates will receive certificates of C WeeUe/s grandson," Bern- committee arranged the] ulio. J cigbt weeks of i^antry basic mance Language honorary. Booster ience of parents. testing and rating andFayeBUwn. Wlt Engel Steven HalL ii i j Block; bear badge with gold ar- terday at the Foothills Play House. achievement from the Interna- -el WalteWalt r Engelg,, Steven, HalL training in conjunction with ththis Club, PanHellehic Council, Student Science Students Make "America.*' played by the school ardLeeFlynn,!!. Wording on U»e Jht Rbt Plant row, James Wright and Thomas Nine Local Boys tional Association of Chiefs at Po- last June. She has worked in the Richard Johnston. Robert Plant 1955 Reserve Forces Act They will Christian Association and the, stu- bands, under the direction of Middlesex. The three-act play will cn«k for $350 to the music de- plaque follows: "J. Seth Weekley S^Vi-^wanger and J. H. Mc- Nolan, Jr.. denner stripe, Gregory Water Company Tour run for two weeks, Wednesday lice for police traffic supervision testing and rating line of em- and Lex Stewart. ' serve on active duty for six months dent newspaper staff. Ward and two-year pin, Robert Newark College of Engineering Donald Whellan, opened the pro- Parents of the new scouts and and then will be transferred to Several members of Mrs. Charles activity in 1956, according to. an ployee relations work since 1950. Z2S£.5£.** was from theUld, Dedicated Jime IB. 195T. by *£JSF%2£ri9***. M She received departmental hon- Canning. held its 1957 Commencement Ex- gram. After the ..flag salute, di- through Saturday. . v . Cranford Adult School his friends in recognition of his I the troop committeitt e witnesseitedd ththee home town duty with an Army Re- ercises recently in the Mosque Kurtz's eight grade science classes anouncemcnt made today by the Hiss Kravee was first employed field arrangements; ors in Spanish. The final event of the day was at Cranford Junior. High School rected by a color guard from.Mrs. Lorry Ashwell is. seen as Richr preciatlon for the use of the high many years service to the youth of Harris, ways and means colorful ceremony, as John De Stef- serve or National Guard outfit. The Auditorium in down town Newark, association... at Bayway as an escort, in.AW*t '."••; !,"•.-•;•;•>'••'>• •• - 6 pounds' soft ball game between th» went on a field trip to the Plain- Elizabeth Duffy's sixth grade, the ard. copying clerk; Allen Whitney school faculties." \ . Cranford.- Preston, publicity; Aug-| Carl Pi Rini, Dean Elichko. local residents ar« Pvt. Maxwell before a capacity audienc of 3300 entire1 assembly sang "America.'' plays Mayor Tyson, an indecisive George A. Otlewis,' president ot upon compleUng high school. She Friedman, Robert Gorski, L McCormack, son of Mr. and mothers and dads ot the pack. The field-Union Water Company re- Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, presi- Mrs. Jacob Stanley presented .mann and P. J-Grail.! Barry Pack, 175 Pithe money will go Stanley said few people know of Mrs. Preston, tro- Steinbereinegg were welcomed Maine;; Pvt. Walter D. Ramsay, son Electrical Engineering; James Bor gp brothers in the play. your winning this association hon- the war years. Later that same Mark Cranford Mei Church, held and Elaine Roberts. Ladies Cross Over"; Mrs.. Skcr- toward the purchase of a sousa- coffee, and cocoa .into sconting and received their of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ramsay of Featuring Camion Act basW 4. Roosevelt avenue, a M! ratt's class, "Stand Between the Frederick Linley, Jr., also ot. or." ' ' ' . year, she Joined employee reta- phone for the school band. _. sc 111 SoutSthh Union/avenueUi , whho att- its annual >ic at Seeley's Grov in Mechanical. Engineering; Wil Among the pointponts of and hundreds of sandwiches Mrs. rierfoot scout badges. Zacchini's cannon act, appearing interest Sides;" and Mrs. Coppagc's class, Cranford, played Richard Sher- A plaque signifying the'achieve-1 Uons and held several stenograph- on • ten new Boy Scouts now form tended Cranford High School and in the .ungs recently, liam Doran, Jr., of 334 North ave- visited were the pumping stations, (Athletic awards are listed ,weeKiy mhaad preipreparew.c«d —an-d —serve .-r-di | ...v ... „ Sirloin — Porterhouse — .Rib for. the first time at Olympic man, the husband, in "The Seven . ment will be presented to Chief | ic posts before assuming testing St ilnment included a wheel the new standpipc' in the Watch- "Captain Jinks." The dances were CHIEF the sports page of this week's is- ^athletes at meets away from Aid Vacation nucleus of the new Troop 177 Seton Hall University, and Pvt Park, will have top billing in next riue E. a in Electrical Engin Year Itch," which just closed at Powell at a later date. . is sponsored by) the Parent- WilUam A. Reed. Jr.. son of Mr. race, a tug-of-war, a three ung Reservation and the Scotch" taught and directed by Miss Jean responsibilities. sue.) pres nt week's show at the Iryington eering: Vporhees and J,- Seth. Weckley. the Foothill. He handled the dif- Certificates of achievement are I During the past few years Miss *""?* %Ht "** *5 |f •* (Continued from Page 1) Association of Lincoln; and Mrs. Reed of 307 Edgar ave- race, tossing a water fillet 23 Rosellc ave Plains Reservoir.; John Fitzgerald, given lor 80 to 85 pe i ,n.r lbon, eating crackers while Maplewood amusement resort. Za Alvin Link of All joined in singing "Hiking ficult role with professional skill. 80 to to percent per-1 Kravee has been studying Busi- I , • •• •, nue, who attended Cranford High Mechanical Engin chief engineer of the company's evaluations on the basis Resignations whistling, and a soft-ball garni echini & the man shot from a can nue, a BS in formancice evaluations on the basil ness Administration in evening More Cultural . , I scno - ^ investiture service. School and Rutgers University. annuannual inventory-oinventory -off traffic \ftcr of an classes of Rutgers University to (Continued irom Page I) — CUT TO ORDER — , scoutmaster N. Brazzottl safety activities aadministered bv building and buying; English and the National Safety CounciCncill Of Teachers Newark. Neighborhood Councilors A. Thr »r:r~ traffic section of tht literature—public speaking and U Rosa and William F. Davidson Open Eveningi (Closed Sunday./ ty is under *he policy su- , effective Y L^i... *u Mi ^ ii LofxA *amiUes accepting young- cientea each boy with an official inventory is under wmwmmn P the lft a d 8ck internaKall Z- jih'cranford High school ,J!T ^u! ,« . ^ " sters will provide food and care .. neckerchief in the troop . of the Wn~nur^hlniateabeU>andpar- n 1 th an >g< et k of Chiefs of Police. at ; leadership to* ^ ^^ i? ^ W^r !Lf without cU to the fund or to the colors of forest green with a golden year, .^,»~ been received by the ^^ reiajions-psychology. and and field tor hinvCoach Weekley. ndprovides transpor- In the category of commi year tidpates in other church actlvl. chUd Thefu 'vellow stripe, a neckerchief slide Board of Education, it was an- music and drama-ptenoranging. said his only ambition in coaching tetion uabiUty insurance, medical - FRESH KILLED — with 10,000 to 25,000 population, nr Ues individual registration cards, nounced yesterday *~ " **. R. - • ^ report lists fee students was to get out or youth the best expenses and all costs of organiz- with 479 reporting, Cranford was they had in them and to give every ing and arranging the program, one of 22 receiving certificates of youngster, regardless of race. A complete medical examina- \ creed or color, an opportunity to & gi achievement, and of these 22, only has re Gradualei With Hononw tion ven each chilthe Library will be open structor in the high school since panied by a parent. Dr Iversen saW . • SOLD AT 4!M»5 to 59.95! 1956 and also achieving "a note- and manager of "the track team. 8chw>l 8 as usual from 9 ajn. —• 0. p.m. on UNTIL NOW• 1945; has resigned to. join her hus- Is part of the ^^ worthy program of performance in He was one of 20 among the attempt to encourage closer family athletes. He said, within a »w ^»o. ^.~ PICKLES CHEESES Monday. Wednesday and Friday, traffic safety." • band, .who has .been transferred 66 graduates to earn a certificate -„ . u COLD CUTS and from 9 ajn. —.6 p.m. on Tues- jto Alaska. Mrs. Neill was gradu- years he expected' this track would Towns" in Northern New Jer- in the Washington University ^ ^^ to the high school day and Thursday. I ated from State College, Wash., be one of the best around. The sey which will play host to these scholastic achievement tests. leve, pU£ geometry The Children's Room will be and holds a master's degree from coach said 'he had encountered New York youngsters this sum- EXTRA FANCY • ' ••, excellent,ellent," Dr.. IverseIversn said. It open 9 a.m.—5 p.m., beginning Venison Dinner Columbia. She formerly taught some .dark-taoments in paart years mer. A. "Friendly .Town" is a offered for the first time at ' ••"- -* • "'»«n in more than 1,770 this week and continuing until the in Alaska, Honolulu and Elizabeth. Tighten Check ~ was itn xne ywuu v Tuesday following Labor Day. Well Attended the two semesters. ~r==alway«s ££a=Soverahad- communitie=s £ Sip S . (Continued from Page 1) Cranfor-.— .d had which hav* played host to thou- Chicken Breasts lb, 49c Day. . Over 100 people attended the hich hav* 39. owed these first annual venison dinner of the license Revoked; in drunk driving convictions. St. Michael^ _. More than. 60 trophies, won by sands of New York City youngsters The'summer privilege of. bor- During the. hearing on the trans- Coach Weekley's teams' during the durinuring tht ep past 80 years. -: rowing books for longer than the Cranford Junior Sportsmen's Club Jailed For 90 Days (Continued from Page 1) Coach Weekley cript, John P. Brady, chief chemist -• ^ — Assistin*—!•••««g» Mrs.-TrenMrs.' Trent with the y usual two week period will be at the .Methodist Church, Monday Murray Leskin, 44, of Wintield, past 28 years, were displayed on Assisting Mrs.' TrentMrs: C. G, il indeed! You pocket $10 to $20 on every piece you buy! And isn't this bed- evening. The dinner committee fd a granted on request. This vacation was Jailed for 90 days and his tables in front of the speakers'' project in Cranford are- privilege applies only to older a beauty? Notice the rich graining of iU fine walnut veneer* . . . enhanced by consisted of Mrs. Henry Kelly, .—j »r.«« y, school athletes Albury, the Rev. A. J. Dahlquist, WHOLE PORK driver's license was revoked for drunkometer tests decompose and I Picozzl. stand, Ma books no longer in demand. room Mrs. Richard Schoonover, Mrs. Margaret Jeanne RatUs. Alda of two E Ptt a soft grey finish. JtVll out any drawer and discover it's completely dust-proofed ... Walter Keefer, Mrs. Robert Davi- 10 'years- Tuesday after ..pleading when weakened are likely to in- -«*••« BSSMSSS*! LOIN HALF guilty as a second offender on adicate greater intoxication than Ann Revukas. Rosemarie Carol their youngsters i and ttte Cranford Clergy Coun- RIB HALF Men In Service ccnter^uided for smooth gliding. You'll find each piece ia generoua in sue, too . . . son and Mrs. August Engel. Staddle, Joan Elvera Trapani. Isa- or group of ti_r— charge of drunken driving. actually exists. He said the state Pvt, .... Dougla_^_—s C. Young of140 and look at all you have to chouse from! There's a beaotiful dresser base, ehest-of- • Henry Kelly, toastmaster, intro- Magistrate Charles J. .Stevens and other agencies check beUe Catherine Walsh, Jane Susan had helped win for Cranford when | cil. duced Robert Hayford, superin- Catherine Ann Bolcer, Jo- M3 Mohawk drive hhas been assigned pronounced.' the sentence after then- potassium permanganate so- drawers, bookcase bed, panel bed with.night table, bachelor chest or corner desk^ • • Buckley, Uena tux io K Company of the Third Train- tendent of .the Fish Hatcheries. Lcskin had changed his plea. Mr. Hayford spoke briefly about ,„ - . , lutions every 15 days. ing lUgiment at Fort-J>ix for reduced to 39.95! Matching double.dresser, triple dresser and desk are also sale- was arrested June 3 by w „ ^ yerterday that collaio. _ tipht weeks of infantry~""~ba5|r some of the major difficulties In tagged! See the whole collection . . . tomorrow! Remember, 10% down delivers ... rfosriishrloc Gerald Haney for driv- ^ ^ ^ .chemicals stored xitabeth Ann Dotan^^»»»JMa; CENTER CUT CHOPS training in connection vtith the w&iw^i.•*=***• rfmnkametec xusft^have I rie^-Jinaaganr^Copgton^ Jz*£r£
S_7SMSjajSj.-*i*!'~e H* Lwa8 pronburi has now directed the other hatchery employees are drive by Dr. Walter S. Fasnacht, a Guertin, head of the local drunko- ToiH very disturbed about the fish after witness at the hearing. Also heard meter program,} in the future to Inifred McKay, they leave the hatchery, for it iswas Lti Lawrence W. Bonnell. have the chemicals tested at 15- Mulcahy, Barbara Ann becoming more apparent that a Marie Township Attorney Donald S. day intervals. Elisabeth Anne Swack- small amount of fishermen are Ellen Walsh and El- S*9S ONHMT U Creighton represented the state. For the local tests. Chief Pow- getting the majority of the fish. LUNDY'S jOM Mr. Engel, chairman of the ell related, the. sulphuric acid used|!"*""'l* OuH+f-Jrmnn is picked up by Sgt Guertin in|leen Anne d a salt water, fishing Set Schedule REDI-tO-EAT S9S5 y . sealed ampules from the Stephen- o roa Biiu »w» *v ^ son* Corporation In Red Bank and (Continued from Page t) 1 and a tackle box to John Koyen. stored under lock and key, and the the World in 80 Days." for the Dorothy Splain; honorable ^ potassium ' ' "" SMOKED HAM Ib. 49c the SUte tlon, "My Buddy?' Paula and Mayor West Trenton in drea Zydzik. and /'Sifting Sand," I Whol* or Shank H.K about 80 pounds per.square inch three-ounce bottles which also are 1are* *v-~~» -— all day. the chief added kthreeout dn lockand key 1 Mrs. Dorte Taber. Is Guest Speaker kept under lock-and key In' the". new category ol teen-1 Mayor John L. Brennan was,the l id c th t f contes ageris' floats, (built by the teen-1 CENTER CUT SLICES were made at'hydrants in all sec- in ue event m >f related, sam- guest speaker on Friday at thetions of the township oh Tuesday pending, the chief agent themselves), winners were; meeting of the Young Republican ^ __ used in testing J ii».o ot nn of them were pies of materials t First, "Poor Butterfly," Norms BONELESS-EXTRA LEAN Club of Cranford. and readings at all of them were the" accused are bubmitted toFar - Mysiak; secqnd "$64,000 Ques- between 60 and 65 pounds. The Mayor discussed the prob- rls S. Swackhamer, a certifled tion," Jack Wolf; third, "Anna and Public Safety Commissioner chemUt, for titraUon to determine lems, facing Cranford and also toU) Nicholas St. John LaCorUj report- the King of Slam," Holly Jotz, and BRISKET CO WEB BEEF puritI#\M .*yj . an—d _strengt „ _._.h . and Mr. of the many plans that were be- ed that when the water company's v honorable mention,' "Boardwalk," ing made for the future. Swackhamer is available to testify. Bruce W. Winfleld. — This meeting was . request was received Tuesday, hn Chief Powell said that with no SELECT 'This meeting was the last of. the bad members of the police and Cycle division winners were* Mason. The dub will begin agajn| foreknowledge that Brezina would First, "Rickety Rickshaw," Bar- P>- awawi, . next meeting fire departments tour the town ask for reopening of his case, the 555 Uoehtlor chttt _S».»S season. The that-afternoon-and evening• re- bara Sauerwein and William scheduled for September 6, 1957. chemicals used in his test were not Walsh; second "Sir Launcelot." LEGS OF RefreshmenU were served toU|^u^"-—idents ti)refralh |ro mretained after his conviction. Dennis Harcketts. and third, "My Refr watering their '. laWns because Flower Garden," Linda Harcketts lowing the meeting. pressure here had dropped some- 1 Award* Assemblies Winners for decorated.carriages I CANNED HftMS vnutt below normal and some were: First, "Sweet as a Rose,"' Plain to Fence Parapets * ' (Continued from Page 1) 1 neighboring communities were ex-* Karl Koester; "Father, the King, On Parkway Bridg.es pcrlencjng^considerably lower lions) went to Joyce Skaggs and Paul Morrison, and Glenn Alllnger wiiua'nWacobsrand -third, JiStroU The State Highway Department p/esaurcs. • •_• ^ •'~T-'':-r- ---.— in the Park," Gall Bowman. Members of the police depart- received the- Admiral Stanley 4 1b). WILSON 'hahass snnounmannouncedi tha*<«•%t a. bi—d has been ^___ award,, a Revere bowl.' Walking division winners were: BarnetVs First, "Half Man. Half Woman," THREE 3 receiveof wired meson hpropose fencesd oconstructionh the para-1 TOtcrent"wcre W. Powel assignel tod tou byr CWethef nortLesh- Sandra Kromer- received' the Stephen Baly; second "Cave Man," 90 Proof 4 » lbs. WILSON pets df 12 bridges carrying local side of town ahd Chief Doyle as Cranford Teachers' Association Mickey Marshall, and third, "Doll PARTNERS road* over lhe • 13-mlle toll-free signed .his men' to the south side $100 scholarship for the Future in a Box," Judy Townsend. section of the Garden State Park- to make announcements over pub- Teachers of America Club. . 6 lbs. WILSON way in Middlesex and Union lic address'. systems. ' Danforth Foundation awards RUM GIN 10 to 13 Ib 79c Ib. Counties and two bridges over- went to Joyce Skaggs and Paul Cranteen «~* "A and study. It was stated at tnai f tal of the Council, of 1 CAlF parkway bridges at Rari^-road mOr..l|ma was needed toc 3.49 3.29 , 4/5 Quart AT 64.95! ±%V} py time that more, time s S^^£riSSl.> JSaJal5HSSIJ S-m«- Mrs. Charles DAY-HV, DAY-OUT an»udi Centennial avenue in Cran- work dut a fair.." plax n .fo r tifinancinn.ncin«g the National Merit Preston, adviser; and Mr. A. Wes- 4/5 Quart 4/5 Quart v Corporatlon. Full Quart 1/2lb. BACON ford and Galloping Hill road. K«n- such a project, • • • The Chief William A. FischerWich. director. ilworth. - The latest mdve for further dis- (donated , by K The ' Committee expressed Full Quart -. S4.19 The safety fence installation is qussioti on the subject of side- Memorial trophy .the American Legion ldrter severafl Cranford Loca? 52. Patrolmen's $4.09 ALL MEAT pAll» NOW KOOS TAGS THIS FAMED planned byy the Highway Depart- walks came Ii n a PortiTj. the^Cranrord Citizen *nd Also AvailabU Half G^-$819| BONELESS ITOLUiP nt as an aid iinn deterring chil- I weeks ago Chronicle. the^Cjranford Fire De- In Full Quarts Light or Dark . dren from walking on the para- partment, the Cranford Police De- pets or climbing the bridge rail- walks, particularly in new devel- partment, the Surburbaii Trust ings. The fencing will extend by the following: Phyllis Smith, Company< the Council of Church CHOICE CUTS opments. The matter was referred June Wright. Patricia Hamilton. 44.50 four feet above the sidewalks and to commlttee-of the whole for Women, the. many parents who Ib. YOU WANT will be located on the Inner face Carla Castaldo, Terry Moore, Mar- served as chaperones, and Wil- FREE study in conjunction with the en- da Haag. Sandra Kromer, Patricia Free Delivery CHUCK ROASTS Whatever type product-^ of railings and parapets. liam Rutan, owner of the Cranford Last month, hut week, yesterday ... you'd have paid 64.95 for SIeepma*ter*« famous tire sidewalk problem. Paul Morrison, jtobert Meanwhile, petitions have been Bandbox, (or donating records to PARKING * Power Toob • Paint "Posture-Firm." Tomorrow . . . for the first time anywhere ... Koos cuU the price to Carol Buschold. Bar> the Cranteen. BR 6-1044 Two Retiring received from at least two areas I "*•>*••«»0 . »--— * Ranges & Stoves • Tires 44.50! Come te«t iU comfort! You'U (ind citr«-finu support that could only cone 0 *™ Zawac, The Cranteen Committee will (Continued from Paoel) ..kin* that sidewalks not be in-l *™ Zawalich. Richard Turner, from hundred* of heavy-gauge coil* . . . uphobtcrcd wilh Uyer upon Ujrer of fine UndaLorangcr and Sandra Down end the year with a party in honor * Building Materials as director of many of its out- on their atreets. i« I_J_ > _.„„«„, „„,! snnrtra Down- cotton felt (15/o more than most niattrcue*!), reinforced with Pezma-ateth uuuUtioa standing productions. She is a Receiving Red Cross badges j of the senior members, new mem- chances are you'll find Marsha |bers and their guests, tomorrow so, filling can't khift. And you get ugleM Sit-pruf border* ... a heavy 8-ox. tick fat WerC: lU 7 the brand you're looking ^jt^%SJea Su^n*O, -|^"th7iorne of Mr. «»d M«.| ?.mmtwisMl St» longer wear . . . even Sleepm*»ler*» own 10-year guarantee! Choose twin. % or full GUlcaple. Charles Preston, S01 Orange ave-1 for—ond a nearby dealer Its carting committee. She also b I Members of the rifle Connor, SandSandrra Williams. Peggy sue . . . while they last! Save another 20.15 on the matching hoi spring, also reduced a member of the' Cranford College captain N. R. Fiske Post M5. Yard. Nancy Todd, Judy VallaVll , nue. •%hjb" ' ri- "•;-—:—ranfl HI'ausinaiy d*m Ui Mnt ~ -_• -_ to, 14.501 (AUo «t SemXiin 4c Pmrsippmny branches). ' She is considered fen'P ticlpated in « FI«r Day program in I Grait Megl AJumni on herbs and plans to go into West New York Saturday jilght < Carol I William Loeber, 2 Sailor street buatoeM in the tall. Miss Mathew. U^ gram. slated *or Frldaj^1 ^^^ j^ng schad. bustiMss in the fall. M ^ pro gr, Jmdy Kleln# was elected vice-president of the ol is a member of the Herb Society Light, was poirtponed because jljOulfe stou, Mary Ann Kosinskl, Alumni Association of the Drew ot America and serves as editor Nancy Degan, Ann Hcnehan, Phyl- University College of Liberal Art* 11 WALNUT AVENUE WEB of the soctety** national magazi— l'is Ctemenson and Marilyn Minetti, tor 1957-58 last week . BUT 11*. *~ TO t-»Wt • l^ Red Cross pins went to Sue Os- He who gives what he w«dd| aUIOS, aU»WA¥. El. If. Night Flushing borne, David Hall. Dvanna John- {Continued from Pagi 1) readily throw away, gives with- out generosity, for the IHES AND LIQUORS itomm
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boat, religious statue and fan; Grade 5 55 words has been compiled and tkBloyder's first grade at Brookside Rise' Gordon, Susan Gessner, William Wiebesiek. cup an* sau- A' calendar for the month of cover is being made to complete School have made 3-D type pic- Mark Detering, Douglas Tauchert, ant (Sbrtmul? Letters To Historical Society. First A etrospect the booklet. • tures showing how they will spend Pamela Tristram, Dana Swanson; Squad, Police Department and Fire" their summer. The, Mad ISM; tto Cc*»ran> Omn. «stabUth«d MM. The Editor doll; Arthur LaBrado, Chines* board in Mrs. Adelaide Nenortas' Michael Gorsky, Frank De Ciccp, taC Birtit checker" game; Donald. Silliman, fifth grade by George Mitchell, maty Sheehan's third grade class all types of activity; swimming, Donna^ . And, I am grateful to P. J. Grail, discussed their summer plans. Theboating, picnicking, traveling and Mark Ciullo. Susan Maxfleld, Pa- . June 17. 1957 .five f*f» Ac* , Cranford Boosters' Club in the high school picture card; Joanne.Schmidt, pic- David Patterson and Nicholas co-chairman, and Dorothy Mc- : following ChUdren expect to at- playing badminton. The following tricia Fauble, Donna Lohrfink, CHARLES M. RAY, Eprroa AND POBUSHEB teria. • . ' ' \ ... '..•.,'•" tures; Kristeer. Colucci, slippers; Prato. . Editor, Citizen find Chronicle, DougaU, secretaty, for their in- Three new directors, George S. Bauer, Patrick CLEVELAND SCHOOL Eugene Hamilton, booklet; Rebecca Flags of different nations were tend camp: Joan - Messersmith, their pictures on display: (Continued on Page 5) Cranford, N. J. valuable assistance. Fifteen Tears Aco Graft* 1 J. Grail and Charles F. Hansel, Jr., had been ment Park" as a .subject for herperiod the following children have Pearce, two dolls; Jean Ellenbach- used as the theme for the class- Marilyn Neilson, Diane Slahor, NATIONM IJHTORI^l More than 200 Masons attended a meeting $ Mrs. Doris Newswan^er's" Dear Sir: . Sincerely,. named by the Cranford Savings and Loan As- picture und poem. been reading stories to the class: er. library picture^June Van Sch- room decorations by James Pells'. Jeanne Wakserbach, Lorelee Peli- V Edna K. Gubas, . •;-.-.'< lerade dramatized a story sailed It gives me great pleasure to Azure Lodge 129, F&AM, at the Masonic Tempi* Grade 5 Rita Madas, Edna Hardy, Adrienne oick, pictures and books, and SueLouis Colaneri, William Kruse, cano, Richard Bernstein, Marc sociation, it was announced by President Joseph Intone Soup" tat an assembly pro- have this opportunity to thank ev- Cranford Days Chmn. South avenue, east, to mark the celebration $ Eige, Mark Havilahd, Brenda Ann Eagle, books. VJ» Wayne Garretsori, Donald Coven- Yacker, Stephen Rabin, Glenn. A. Plummer. This was the largest number of |«am. Katherine Skidmore was the Mrs.' Elizabeth Clothier's fifth Shelhamer, Arthur Blook and Har- eryone who assisted, and enjoyed Flag pay. grade class played a softball game Ruch, Mary Lou Gerlach, Jean try, Russell Harrington and Bruce with me the exercises, the talks,. June 12, 1937 l«inouncer. The villagers were El- Grade 4 ry Radley. * • » , Uawliari QuaBtr directors appointed, at one meeting in many The Local Defense Council voted to take OVB last week: Captains selected were Galsky and Kenneth. Petersen. Snyder helped him. the' dedication of the track, and Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, llen FraUes, Craig Miller, Betty Miss Diane Gottko's fourth grade .Quilt - designs selected for the Roberta Qook hopes to ' go to Entered at the Post Office at Cranfora, N. J., aa Second Class Matter., Published Thursdays at the wonderful gift presented to me Cranford, N. J. . years, it was said. v sponsorship of an Independence Day demonstta. I Lou Roberts, Frederick Jacobs, Kingsland Ward and William Fore- Grade 5 class is completing the, study of New York. Jaime Dooley is going man. The following boys and girls bulletin board were made by Hel- Cranford S. J.. by The Cranford Citizen and Chronicle. Inc. Official newspaper for Crantord, by friends on Sunday afternoon. Dear Sin . ••••••• . Final pirns were completed by the Board of . tion, and Herbert R. Wlnckler, commander and iGeorge Wtlfrt, and Kathy Lee 'A time-line of important events Australia. Reports on the history to the shore.. Joanne Messina is were On Kingsland's team: Brenda ena. Jones, Virginia Abrams, Louis Garwood and Kenllworth. Subscription Rate, 94.00 a Year. Advertising Rates on Request. Also to thank others connected Now that the intense activity of Education for a public meeting in Cleveland council chairman, appointed Clarence vi^f iBingtl. The children were Ronald in our country's history is being of the country, its peoples, the Colaneri, Meryl Skolnik and Laur- going to her country home. Pat- Thompson, first base; David Mil- OFFICE: 21-23 ALDEN STREET, CRANFORD. N. J.'.HBV* , TELEPHONE BRIDCE 6-6000 with the High School who aided the 1957 Cancer Crusade has calm- School auditorium to discuss, locations for two secretary of the Defense Council, as chairman ' I Smith, Gerald Piserchla, Candace arranged by members of Mrs. Ethel cities, and the plants and animals anne Biribauer. ricia 'Webster is going .to stay ' .-• " • ^_ •••• V ; , . _ ler, second base; Virginia Suarez, r in the program and its prepara- ed down somewhat, I would like to proposed elementary schools. The board pro- the committee to arrange the celebration:... -armclla. Barbara Lynch, Robert Patterson's fifth grade. Dates are we're given by Barbara -Lauren, Many, displays and specimens home and enjoy her swimming third, base; Donna Kerznian, short- tion. "".. . express my personal thanks to you ls, and Sandra Lawrence. David arranged ^m sequence along the Kaye Hedeen, Marilyn Dimock, Were brought to class for the study pool. Linda Williams is going to posed to build "two 12-room elementary schools, Plans for a parade for all Civilian Defcns a stop; James Higgins and Lance Lo- Peter English, Cass Kurzinski, It "was most gratifying to meet for the invaluable assistance your ipW Robert Brown and Jay top of the bulletin board and string of animals. Ceramic .animals Connecticut and Mary Jane Saam, one school to be located on pchool property on "Red Cross units on July 4 followed by a gan, lelt field; Charles Teese, um- John Heruska. Nancy Howcll. Joel and talk with many of my former paper lent this year's effort.. I JonesVere the soldiers. guide-lines are taped to a series were brought by Virginia Abrams, to her grandfather's farm:. Brookside place and the other on school property pire; Kingsland•• Ward, pitcher. Ostro, Robert . Jensen, Erwin * Half-Measures on Watei" Uiia^eptable athletes; some of whom I had not It also affords me great pleasure stration at the high school athletic field of the josepfixKleupfel was the mayor; of maps which-serve to locate the Cheryl Ivey, Susan King, Hannel- Lorelee Pelicano is going to on Walnut avenue! Both were to be designed to ' William's team included William Grove. - Richard Gangaware and seen for many years. to tell you that the Executive Com- functioning of the various units, were announced I James Rinaldi, the baker, and part of the country associated with ore Schuster, Meryl Skolnik and Florida, and Sandra Maine is go- fore it entered the^plant, after it left the permit future expansion. as pitcher; Kathleen Plummer, Donald Irving. Perhaps it is just coincidental, but Again thanking each and every- mittee of the Union County Chap- at meetings of the Defense Council committees I Kenneth Johnson, the carpenter. the date. Famous people are iden- Lauranne Biribauer. Stuffed ani- ing to , Bradley Beach. Karen ter took official recognition of your catcher; Dudley Chase, first base; tified, in relation to the time-line residents of the southeastern area of the plant, at the Roseltfe. pumping station • one of you and hoping your inter-a Don Kern proved that pitching was still the which were arranging.for the celebration, Clar- I The dancers virere Louise Feeley, The boys and girls of Mrs. Ar-mals were brought" iri by Lana Horowitz and Lynn Fedirko are assistance by passing the follow- Margaret Gamble; ' second base; . est in athletics will' 'continue main, strength of a ball team-as he posted 22 ence Victor, secretary of the Defense Council, was I Ellen Wright,Xiza^Foreman, Karen and also with the part of the thalinda Quainlance's fourth grade Lombardo, Nicholas Prato and going to stay home and enjoy the township, who have been bothered, by where 9,000,000 gallonsxa day enter the ing resolution: . ' Edward Harris; thrid base; Susan country where their work was throughout the years to come, ••• victories in his.last two years at Cranford High lSchebbin, Judith Lindsay, Martha have been making bowls of paper James Turner. swimming club. - Linda Hugenauer Water discoloration and sediment for Cranford mains and finally^at a home in r "Be it resolved that the sin- general chairman of the. Independence Day Kolbe and Douglas Matthews left done. : . 1 remain. . School. As a. junior he posted a 12-4 standard. I Chase, JU1 Busch, Mary Louise mache. The following pupils havvje *»•«ilizabcth Cyphers brought in a expects to travel, in Canada. Jo- cere thanks of the chapter" be. . program. w;i. • field; Raymond Zurinsky, umpire. Some time, report that the water has-been the Sunny Acres section. Accompanying Sincerely yours, . Don worked 17 games, going 113 innings, allow- jste^lin, Barbara Jean Paterson, Another chart Is being arranged made and painted bowls: Gaall stustuffedf ' turtle and skunk. Warren seph Rozmans -vacation plans I are J. Scth Weekley extended, to the editor "and Township Committee passed on first reading v The score- was 5-1 in favor of to show when our great citizens Rogers a stuffed alligator, and still indefinite. running clear ever since a delegation of the engineer on this tour werecHealth Of- land Katherine Skidmore. x Sommervillc, Kristina Rettlno, staff of The CranforA Citizen ing 52 hits; striking out 167, pitching M com- an ordinance fixing ceiling price on (arcs to-be' Jeffrey Heilbrun is going to stay ficer Jdhn F. Kunze and Board olNMuca- plete games and boasting on 0.63 earned-run In honor of Flag Day the class William's team. Kingland's team lived in .relation to our history Marietta Lerda, Nan Lyn Kron- Lana Lombardo a stuf fed monkey. more than 80 residents attended last and Chronicle.". . , charged by taxtcabs operating in the township. got its only run by a smashing jolt dates and which great citizens meyer, Richard Hall, Jeffrey; Ben- Lauranne Biribaucr brought in home and enjoy his new' house. • 25 Normandie Place, — Dr. Wuester. the Chairman of overage. _ . . ' . / ang "The Flag Song." \ week's session of the Township Commit- tion Commissioner H. Raymond Xjpw- '*' following a Board of Health meeting, it WM to right field by lead-oft man might have known each other and nett, David Freese, Gary Kott. some live turtles, Helena Jones, Kenneth Dougherty is going, to. the Cranford. N. J. our Executive Committee, and Mr.: Robin Warrlngton, Thomas Ger- tee to complain about the condition. perthwaite of 7 Cherokee road, who was Mrs. James P. Duffy of 1 Sylvester street was announced that'the sanitary, sewer' project in Kingsland. The only other hit washave worked together. Deidre Engels and Melanie^Dmy- some earthworms. shore; Russell Otfj to Cape May; - (; ) June 17. 1957 Swackhamer, our Public Relations installed as president of the (jranford High lity and James Rinaldi formed the Robert Kiesling, to Canada; Ste- spokesman for the delegation.which at-\ the northeastern end of the township would not | colot guard. made by Virginia Suarez. '• • Grade 8 0 tri'w. -'• ••'•' " •• Parakeets were brought in by This probably is a result of an inten- .Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, Chairman, join me in extending School Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. G. \Those getting hits for William's Michael Jakubowski, Lana Lom- phen Fuhro, * to' Maine. William their thanks. ' - be /cbmpleted in view of the fact that WPA During the study of the universe : Reports on the trip of the- May- sified flushing program which has been tended the Township Committee meeting. Cranford, N. J. Grade 2 team -were Kathleen Plummer, bardo, Suzan King and Hannel- Gay is going to upstate New York. Sincerely. . Holmes Williams, second vice-president of the activity on streets here was about to end. in Mrs. Vashti Yothers' sixth flower II were given by Wayne Dear Sir: . • The boys and girls in Mrs. Butt} Charles Teese and Edward Harris. orc Schuster'; hamsters'by Barbara John Snaro and Anthony Maggio. inaugurated by the Plainfield-Union Wat- All agreed that when the tour was Harry W. Kohler, Union County Council of PTA's and a member The Cranford Boys' Camp,' located at Silver iHulc's second grade have been grade, special reports on planets Skaarup, Jeffrey Bennett, John Through the medium of your The. game was reported by Wil-and' stars were done by Richard Yaracz«and Wayne Garretson, and are going to a dude. ranch, and er Company in the affected section. made last Thursday the water was clear President, of the Cranford Board of Education, was install- Lake, near Hope, was about to open its nth sea- I busy caring for two baby birds. McCullough, Robert Posey", and Ralph Huehn is going to Pennsyl- newspaper. I should like to per- liam Foreman, sports reporter. Ernst, Ronald Ritter, Robert Swi- Charles Hamilton. Clippings from rabbits by Louis Colaneri and Township Engineer Patrick J. Grail said to the eye at all points tested. The sam- v sonally thahk. everyone who con- Union County Chapter. ing'officer. .. . . son. ....'.•', I Elizabeth Hanson brought in a James Pells. • ' • ' , vania. Robert Grube and John The State Highway Department had offered (baby robin and a baby catbird. The sher, Barbara Beckham, Evelyn magazines and- newspapers were ples were sent to Rutgers University for tributed soXgenerously, both fin- American Cancer Society Twenty Years AKO LINCOLN SCHOOL Chaimovich, Marilyn Gorlin, Karyl A display of prehistoric ani- Dowling are going to stay at home that during the past week representatives (children brought in worms and in- exhibited. ancially and physically, toward the to pave, a connecting road from Munsee drive • Plans for the opening of'a playground in Jfihn- Grade 3 Iwanyshyn and Barbara Simoons. mals was made by Bruce Snyder and enjoy their su/hmer here in of the company have been touring the bacterial and chemical analysis. successful achievemont-of our goal Crarifbrd.. N. J. through the Sperry tract to Cranford. terrace to Isects and gave the birds water with The children in Miss Malic vile Cranford. son avenue were furthered at a meeting of the A bulletin board displaying or- SHERMAN SCHOOL and Michael Jakubowski. An Af- Sunny Acres area and drawing off water ^ A representative of the water com- -of-paying-due-homage.to.our be-, June 10, 1957 provide a second exit for residents of the Munsee la medicine dropper. William Ohl- MacNeill's third grade are making rican village with jungle animals : iginal stories has become more Grade 1 Grade 3 loved coach, Mr. J. Seth Weekley. 'Editor.' Citizen and Chronicle, - executive board of the Cranford Welfare As- lirith brought in his chameleon; illustrated story books. When fin- was a display made by Virginia: through fire hydrants each night between pany also informed the group that an drive arear Mayor-E.rD.-Stanley-.repojrted. at a sociation inthe association's North Union avenue colorful by the addition of painted The children in Mrs. Shirley • The children in Mrs. Caliope It was indeed an honor and a Cranford. N. J. Township Committee session.* lliam Evans brought in a baby ished-they plan to read; some of Scwell. An animal sanctuary dis- Geannakakes' class were reading the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. outside engineering firm has been re- Dear Sir: office. The playground was to be ready shortly •mouse, and Linda Selby and Tho- shields. The shields depict those Young's" first grade have been pleasure to have been chosen as their books to the first-grade used during the Crusades.- Each of. play was made by Virginia Sewell about improving the appearance The Junior Members of the Ten. Years Ago after the schools closed. • Imas Evans each- brought .in a turtle. studying about milk. They have Although admitting that it is nice to tained to study the problem here and chairman of the way's and means classes.' • . .''•__.. the following chose his own and Suzanne King;. A dog chart of schools when they decided to Westfleld Musical Club want \o Grade « discussed the nutritional value of have clear water running fpom their taps make recommendations for clearing up committee for this testimonial, for • Commencement exercises were held for 190 Subject to the approval of the Board of Edu- They have been drawing pictures charge: Harold Mahan, Donald showing the dogs of the world'was improve their school by planting thank you and your staff for the milk and made posters about it. no matter where I had to turn for seniors and two Navy'seamen, former students cation, the Lions Club' planned to raise $250 to Miss Joan Golubiewski's fourth of the -birds that live in Argentina, Watt, Roberta Cooper, Deborah brought in by Richard Johnston. flowers in the' flower bed outside again, many of the householders say they the Condition causing the complaints. excellent publicity you have given James Yuill, Martha McNeill assistance, advice Or guidance, up-. in Cranford High School where diplomas wjsre purchase an electric clock for the tower 6f the Ifcrade' had. a water-color picture Chile, and Brazil. Some of these, Harrison, Laureen Knowlton, A play, "The Discovery of Gold the school office. Stay dtanwr long«r... brighter than IMWI our'group this year. We look for- Clyde Henderson, Nancy Patter- are adopting a "wait and see" attitude It is evident, then, that the group ac- on hearing the name "J. Seth awarded to the class of 1947. Democracy in its Junior-senior high school, being erected at West I contest. Each student, painted a pictures are on thei bulletin board. ren Petersen, Alice Scott, Andrea in California," was written and Harriet Krilov, Arlene Grand Weekley" everyone concerned co- ward to another successful year son, Arlene Porter, Nadine Rogers, presented to the class hV Donald because they have had intermittent per- tion by the inconvenienced residents has various phases was the topic presented by four End place and Spruce street. Voting on these •picture concerning some phase of The following children have, their Skvasik and Trudy Smith. Kathleen Cooper and Mark Gu- and James Rudoy contributed operated wholeheartedly. beginning next October. Thank drawings ton exhibit: Judith De- Coventry. . The folio- J ig pupils Otf r •xctMsWa SPARK-l-ENE m.thod U BETTER. iods of relief before and they fear this resulted in definite action on several student speakers. plans' took place during the'club's dinner meet. •summer fun and wrote a/short tierrez have written stories about garden tools to the project; peat, ( The name "J. Seth Weekley" , you very much. • I poem describing, his picture. The pew, Mary Lou Gerlach. Patricia appeared in it:. Warren Rogers, Numerous special awards and letters were ing at the Chimney Corner Restaurant. ROOSEVELT SCHOOL cows and milk. moss, brought to school by James costs no moro than ordinary rug cleaning. may be just another temporary amelior- fronts. The important thing is that this carries its own magic touch in the 'Sincerely, . I class voted .for the winner's. Jones, Arthur Vreeland. Doris Cun- ' Kindergarten' Michael Jakubowski, Louis Colan- Kasen, was added to the soil; Da- '' John Cling Munday presented to Cranford High School students at C.. Pitman Buckley was unanimously elected Deborah Buchner, Barbara ri, Bruce Snyder, Nicholas Prato, ation of their difficulties. action be followed through diligently un-. hearts of-all who have ever known First prize was won by VBruce ningham, Ronald Guertin, Brenda Mrs. Gizella Maioraho's after- onowicz. Jorge Collazo. and Fred- vid Suplee measured the flower this man — the boys — the par- Publicity Chairman the final assembly of the seventh to 12th grades president of the Cranford Boys' Camp Associa- Ruch, James Young, Renee Kamin, noon kindergarten class has just Meryl Skolnik, Russell Harrington bed, and the children planned And those "difficulties" have been til a permanent solution to the problem , ' Junior Membership of | Shaw, who chose as his topic erick Harsman drew Guernsey ents — the followers — the ad- held in the school auditorium. tion, Inc., at a meeting of the board of trustees ^Fishing." Second prize was wonJoyce. Brooks, Charlene Turpin. completed the making of a zoo. The James Pells, Richard Johnston, where, they would plant the seeds.' WALL TO WALL CARPETS the Wcstficld Musical cows. Richard Biribauer, Arthur David Patterson, William Kruse very Teal in the affected homes. Mayor has been found and implemented. mirers — the Township of Cran- Approval was given a budget totaling$15,058, - held at the home of Rev. Frank MnRill Sher- |by Mathew. Parker, who chose Elmer Widmann and Susan Tan- children made camels, elephants, Corilyn pollock. Esther Rothstein Club Gale. Bertha Hearns, and Cecilia and George Mitchell. AND FURNITURE CLEANED John L. Brennan himself remarked that This must be done now or the water ford. We salute the symbol oC 80 for school repairs as recommended by school lock. Mr. Buckley succeeded- the Rev. Mr. Sher- "Vacationing, in Vermont," as hissky. Stories are being written snakes, lions, "sc-als, gorillas, monk- Johnson drew Holstelri cqws arid • others contributed zinnia, the problem was "very acute" as the company will find it has to contend with true sportsmanship found in. his principals at a meeting of the Board of Edu- lock in that post. I topic. Jean Kirkpatrick, who wpnabout these birds. - eys, zebras, .tigers, giraffes, and Clyde Henderson, Thomas McSul- marigold and nasturtium seeds example. His is a will to win — O Cranford. N. J. During the "Show and Tell" other things that fit into a zoo WALNUT AVENUE SCHOOL. which were planted by all the METHOD cation in Cleveland School. The possibility of securing a flagpole for the I third prize, used "Olympic Amuse- la, Laurie MacKenzie and Suzanne . ° Grade 3 •YOUt protesting, residents were assured at the many new difficulties of its own. and win he did' —: not - only on June 12, 1957 ". Some of these contributions were Stemmer made Jersey cows. children,, • Edward Todd'watered the field of sports,' but in the Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, ' Recommendations for further development Memorial Park, Springfield avenue and Riverside Miss Marjorie Burrison's third •Township Committee meeting last week Some of the affected residents have made by: Susan Adams, Robert Donald Herbster, Edmund Lee, the seeds. Dress up your homo for Spring with no . hearts of his athletes, as shown by Cranford. N. J. of health measures in Cranford industries as drive, with, space provided at the base of the pole. Pankiewitz. Kevin Kenlan, Rich- grade class has been working on a The children are making plans that the committee would "do everything expressed the feeling that the flushing Dear Sir: submitted in a report from the Bureau of In- ~for the affixing of plaques to commemorate the Hobert Mitchell and Mary Eliza- vocabulary booklet. Since Sep- nun or fuss. Our home service experts their attendance in the line of ard Schmidt, Pegggy Ann Weber, beth Novello made-farm animals for the care of the plants during possible to get some sort of action" to al- operation giving clear water at the mom- march this past Sunday— repre- We wish to thank the Citizen dustrial Hygiene of the State Board of Health country's, war dead, was suggested at a meeting tember, the class has been adding 4 Arthur Schliesman, Joan Rankin, with clay. • .the summer. • . will btautilully clean your furniture sentatives of the last 28 years. His and Chronicle for devoting so were studied at a meeting of the Board of JtOBBINS & ALLISON. INC. new words and their definitions to of the members of the Cranford Memorial Day Michele Diamond, Jay Hoffackcr, leviate conditions. ent is merely treating symptoms rather The/ children also made butter the list. The words are now being BROOK8IDE SCHOOL and wall-to-wall carpeting in a few hours. "boyS" were spirited by his hand- much space, during the past year, Health. The report was prepared on invitation committee and representatives of approximately Judith Rodgers and Craig Sommer- and/planted bean seeds! There were complaints at the meet- than getting at the cause of the trouble. shake once more, and were high- to the, activities of Cub Scout Pack ville. „ • ' - put into alphabetical order and Grade 1 of Cranford health authorities in a State survey a dozen local organizations. divided into syllables. A total of The boys and girls in Miss Irene ing that many families have had to send It is reported that a number of tyiem are ly pleased by the action of the 177 of Lincoln School.' • ' of industries. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING ~ Grade 2 Charles Messerve was elected president of the The children are now prepar- Pupils in Mrs. Lois DeJong's c all their white wash to laundries at con- planning to give expression to their "wait Board of Education and the Town- Publicity is important, to us not ing to close thelcHumpty Dumpty Just as a means of informing the There were 92 entries, including many strik- Cranford. Dramatic Club at the club's anmiul second grade class haVe been busi- ship . of Cranford in creating a HouMhold Goods Exclusively Food Store.'f or the summer vaca- siderable expense, that mothers of "small^and see" attitude by delaying payment on "Weekley Day" besides designat- reading public of a portion of the ingly decorated floats and vehicles, in the fourth business meeting on the lawn of the residpnee o| ly engaged in discussions of sum- tion. •''' /•' ted«»aM&4t^4isel. ithe , ,iheir water bills untir they are assured ing the new oval behind our High scouting program, but as'a .way of annual Children's parade held under auspices of Mr. and Mrs. Lisle R. Beardslee, Prospect ave^ mer fun and Summer safety. "Distinguish?J Services Grade Barbara Miller and Linda Cuozzo showing special appreciation to the Sunny Acres Civic Association in the Sunny nrie. He succeeded Richard R. Lackey, Jr. Other Storage Shipping .Mrs. Estclle Dansky'sthird gradji for the Quality Conscious" -'^•—*——'ggf - - - jnew officers elected were J. * Webster Skerratt, both had pieces accepted by the .residents cannot use the water, for coffee, steps taken class has set aside one corner of Jthev Sherman- Express pewspaper on Yes, BRUNNER'S are Bu$y/exhibition" of tea or breakfast juices, that some have AAndd therh eh has been some mention also of this topic. N thank one outstanding person. Mrs. We also hope that occasionally School baseball and track Margaret Chamberlin, for the un- «£p but Never, Never Too Busy 1 hha d to replacl e theihi r plumbinlbi g andd thatht t seeking readjustments on. bills for losses (Continued on Page Five) at a dinner given in honor of the teams by the.T. Kennady Heston, treasurer. tiring, behind-the-scene work she exhibition: Katherine Boardman, a many families have been forced to buy incurred due to water conditions. did in' helping Weekley Day at- Call BRWgo 64)8*8 Estimates Cheerfully / Htfydon brought to school some vase, jewelry chest, chopsticks and literature from his trip to Phila- OPTICWNt ;jugs of water for their drinking and cook- We Jeel sure that the water com- tain the huge success it did. She 213 South Av*v Given oil Any - dish; Kathleen Stout, an ashtry; *ing requirements, pany, realizing the seriousness of the sit- served on practically all commit- delphia and Independence Hall. •.• ••. • • / •. •.• n Cranford, N.J. Moving Problem Elizabeth HanseUMdolls. cup andThe whole class then made flags • DrycUomani • Shirt Laund«Mia tees, did a tremendous amount of saucer, and chopsticks; Kurt e /~^liW0iciaiM IvccdMiMicNOed •.. . 1 y Towftship Engineer Grail last week uation and the frame of mind of these and a poem, "There Are Many' <-# '. • Fur Storaq* Vaults '• HugCl«an V«l. KVC. TU. • >O IUUM. m t.lKILOHO IHD. 1 them winning in the years to the children in the classroom havi INSURED RUO STORAGE —COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE come! been taken home to be planted in !• Do You Know the Meaning of 'Safe Speed'? Respectfully, home gardens. > Howard E. Harris Every sensible, mature driver knows If you're passing most of the cars on -v •* 1925 1957 jihe shduld drive at a safe speeU The troii- the road, you are probably going too fast. , June 15. 1957 NOW, HIGHT THRU TO JUNE 30th, ONLY ;ble seems to be that not all drivers know If many cars are passing|_you, you are Editor; Citizen, and Chronjcle, , 'Cranford, N. J. th 9 f ri end I y ban Ice r *just what is meant by a safe speed. probably going too slow. Too fast and Dear Sir: '•'.• j It's easier to say what is NOT a safe too slow are both unsafe speeds, so drive The Mothers Club of Troop 78, WITH traffic. Boy Scouts of America, sponsored Tspeed., Any speed that can cause you to The speed limit signs and state speed by St. Michael's Church, extends | lose control of your car ... even for a its sincere thanks to you 'for the laws are fpr your protection. NEVER ex- excellent publicity received during To you, Mr. Suburban could ....vr...^.., momenvt ...... is, ..~v»not a. ~»..safe~ speed ^£-,,~-.. ceedthem. But remember, too, that they the jpast year. ' •*; « A safe speed is one that will enable , are safe speeds only under ideal condi- . . Very truly yours, . cpjaae to represent competent JUNE 15th WAS QUR. l Jule T. Clarke, t^v * you to stop the car in the distance you tions. Any condition of the road, weather Corresponding Scc*y. guidance, protection and lean clearly §qe ahead to avoid any emerg- or traffic that is less than ideal calls for •ency that might pop lip." Of coufseTthat a/slower speed. - ——-- ^ in ^11 matters ; calls for reduced speed at night, since *' The National Safety Council urges Cranford, N. J. / June 12. 1957 . finances, as he THIRTY-SECOND * your assured clear distance ahead is you to back the attack on traffic accidents Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, has with over 60,000 •1 \ * shorter. and drive at safe speeds ... always. Cranford, N. J. . Dear Sir: prp«e»t accounts. The Cbuples Club of the First Presbyterian Church of Cranford AMHIVfRSAlljF wishes to express its thanks for the many services you rendered us Won't you accept pur during the past year in listing ar- •>; i. fl TOUCH rangements and activities. This invitation to come in and get "OF SERVICE community service is very much appreciated by our entire organ- acquainted? Ask for the WE MAKE BLANKETS ization. Very truly yours, presiding officer and TO CRANFORD LOOK LIKE NEW! . M.'A. Gossner ;- >« immediately you wtyl find that Mr. and Mrs^ M. A. Gessner, Cleaned Soft and Fluffy as a Fleecy C|oud! CRACK/ Corresponding Secretary ~ Suburban is more than just I Deluxe-Wrapped in Cellophane for Safe?^! Editor, Citizen and- Chronicle, with service a place to keep your money. Stored in Our Vaults 'til Dec. 31 at No Extra Charge! Cranford. N. J. Dear Sir: since 1892 tr -^ I- desire to express my thanks to Arranging for just th« right amount of Insurance i* a you and the staff of The Citi- zen and Chronicle for the excel- tough nut for many peopl* to crack. But Hendertberg- lent publicity in connectjon wUh $1.10 Crarrford Days. ' REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. MacB«an has a way of showing folks just how easily the I would also liV- to express my appreciation to the foltawlnc or- right plan can b« worked out. . ganization.-; for their support and Regularly 1 JO co-operation, all of which greatly "D«pMMUbI». Frtandly Swic« Sine* 1MS- helped to make this occwon a TRUST COMPANY tremendously successful one: Lions Club, Village Improve- • DRYCLEAMERS 1 *"«»nt. ftsgpciation, American Leg- • SHIRT LAUMDERERS^ "lon- Auxiliary -Unit there'9 an office in your community HEATING OILS Foods Corporation. Coach and • FOR STORAGE VAULTS Four,, Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com- pany. ' . • ' • RUG CLEANERS Floraphile Garden Club, Spad- t-nhoc Garden Club, Dig and Member Fadmal I>P r''\i.' ,'• ••'. ''.-'• K-i.i >;.*/•-'•
"?-: •-.*•'••:••'• mesmt T AfflS rm*rtmCU,THUR3RAY, JUNE 20. 1957 callcnt publicity you have afforded --.v! f>' !*:."•*<*£ ?••»• fiji* -».•<«• _1M1 us during this pist; year. Many New Jersey's geography and and Mrs. Walter J '' Hcthermedc p advocaUng PTA niembenhip dur- Joseph Coyne, places >of interest. Leaders of tn* luncheoh in' honor of the governor Cowperthwaitc: Boztnan. Honored at Linden Hatl sometime in September. permits for-7 and 10 Cornell road ing Membership Month last Octo- ^idf discussions hove been: Gary Is- and 31 Dartmouth road with con- President Arthur Burditf pre- Horticulture, Mrs. Chester Bre- Miss Sandra Pasbjerg, daughter ber. aac, Frederick Vogcl, Jane Kinn. struction cost listed at $18,000 sided. -'«.. oska; Librarian, Mrs. Robert Biro; of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf W. Pasb- Ellen Zachary, Thomas Albans, It has been a pleasure to work ;•-:>. Jommittee jerg, formerly of Cranford and i;nch; Wlmvood Homos Corp., 15. Hospitality, Mrs. Virgil Young; William Marek, Charlotte Dauber Women Voters 17 and 19 Connecticut Street, $12.- with you and you.- staff Special Activities, Mrs. James Mc- now of Fresh Meadows, N. Y., Was - Very tru'.y yours, graduated from Linden Hall Acad ; and Robert Montgomery. 000 each; Penn Realty, 27 Rut- Letters to the Editor leads Set Coy, chairman; Mrs. Alfred Busch. T Miss Dorothy Snyder.'s four% fell About gers road, and 4 nnd 0 Princeton ' ' Evelyn C. MacMillan' eniy, Lititz, Pa., last week. Lutheran Church Tells Plans] Mrs. Joseph. Coyne, Mrs. Flaig, grade clsas J.S enjoying an aviary road, $18,000 each: Anban Realty (Continued, jroiri Page 2) .ltltfalth.", >> Thee nearliwwlyv First Baptist Church: "Preludes tt£i sr. eryone who believes he or she the Home Convention of the Alii- of handling or portability, McFaddcns first grade have been sociations honored Mrs. F. G dell, and Penny Grote; secoi would bfe interested In choir work ance^ChUrcnChurch, wmewhicnh hne formerlforly money was found to go to 000,000. .'.... ihj! of the-Rotaiy Club \v';is in the Huckel; Primary. Mrs.- Joseph organized Summer Choir will and Voluntalres" I, II and III reporting on trips, they have taken Mackie. 501) High street, at a sur- form a of JI picnic in (he backyard zaro. will be welcome, w«b °r without served. . .»• .-• '•-, •• .,• '• recently. Karen Wallner, Brad Warsinski, Mrs. H. D. Somers, Mrs. bring the anthem. Church School "Ave Maria" and "Postlude," all extremes in size. prise luncheon held lnst Thurs- of Dr. Kdwaid M.- Coi\ 217 Holly in Pennsylvania? will.be held at the same time, for nrevious choral experience. Sunday School will convene at Nostrand, and Gregory .Busch told E. L. Wells and Mrs. B. J. < by Thiman. Linda Frederick and Joyce Arnesen; toprow—Patricia Caiianan, au^ , doy at -the Half-Way House. Thirty New Permits street, vice-president elect of thi; the Kindergarten and Primary De- Church School will be held at In addition to the above, .Mrs. 9:30,ajn., with classes for all a about their. trips to Florida by Springfield. den. Jry •), . . . - Marlin Sieg, director of music, and Alliance Youth Fellowship Approved By Township club. • • IT COSTS SO Scranton... • -4O< . Junior," Mrs. Arthur Eschea- partments: Also, the-Nursery-will 9:30 a.m. this Sunday and each Margaret Carpenter. .'- . , ni«ture was taken were Carol arid Lynn Barbuto, Les- TheColpata plane. Jeffrey LeFrancois' went .Mrs. Macklc, one of the newly.- Robert J. Dennlstcnlt ^ organistranist , will mee{ ai 6:3b p.m.. with Eroups ,„ Permits for 21 new dwelling Harry Lawrence, recently in- UTTLC TO VISIT Pittsburgh... 7S< lauer and Mrs. J. D. Polley, high be open for small'children whose through September 8 in to see. his. grandmother in Califor- elected, vice-presidents of the Sunday „- — be available for extra Help in some Juniors. Intermediates, Seniors a-4 •-.' Probably the smallest ducted member, 'gave' a biour rOLKS BY H*OHt Erie BOt school helpers, Dorothy West, Ag- parents attend church. Mothers in nia. He traveled by plane also. Union County Council of Parent were among. 30 building permits Gelinas and charge this Sunday are Mrs. Doro- th"'e" ••"-•-:Educationa- „ l Buildin.,, g .fo r chi. l of the fundamentals- of music such; young Adults, gold coin in history is the approved last week by the. Town- lcal skotch'Of his life, and* Past nes Fingerlin, Meg dre the lU«Kamln, Su»n K<*P. Storon Putt and Llai. Scfnker. Nancy Glidden and Gerry Guba and Teacher Associations,, was the from Newark^ thy Zobel and Mrs. Alice Crow. " »? , Nursery, Kindergarten On Monday the Elders will m«t| ship Committee with, construction President Harold M. Wilson, who 3-minute station ratet Kathy Fritts. as ear training, note reading and' Colpmta of Southern India— went to Florida by car during Eas- keywoman for the past three years after6pjn.and" _. , . . , 1,, i , and Primary Departments. Chll at 8:00 p.m: cost estimated at $339,600 and fees is ri\siKiiihii from the club today Taxnotinetx&d. The • school will be held-daily The- oniuul church toAu, picnic ,,„,„ „,„,/,,,„& ^^ and „„ also will have presentation of interpretation. used in the 1800's. How ter vacation. of Kenilworth PTA and the seven" Monday Alliance Sunday of $1,324. also spoke. , ^ .. ,'• from 9. a.m. to noon, will be held.this Sunday at Unaml wll'l attend church with their par- badges at this time. :. Cars will leave the church Tues- . • : large? A little larger than . Paul Younghouse, Mark Lurin- Cranford PTAs. OsceolaVacation day at 6;45. p,m. for the Goodwin 1 Campus Estates were granted 10 .•Among the guests "wore Mrs!, B through • -Eriday.-. through • _J.uly. Park: Activities 4or the, children ents.- -- - •- -•• .':.• '..,.•: Cnb Pack 44 will meet at 7 p.m. : sky and Hope A'ckerman told of ._ A.gilt,.of.a leather attache cast r Service Schedule ..' Rescue Mi.Ssionr where the ken - the head of a pin, trips they tookT on"'".forry boats. of the "permits' fdVnevir"dwellings , W.-F•••- . • Rimdolphi-who-isi iiv cliarge Registrations are now being ac- and a Softball game for the men Dr. and Mrs. Albert Allinger tomorrow:'.. . ; • School Announces in appreciation. for her unstinting at 7, 9, 15. 17" and 21 Harvard road of serving the club's tegular weck- cepted at the church office. will begin at 2 o'clock. Soft drinks will be hosts to the three Youth School Opening Announced at Trinity will conduct a service. Mark UUom had a ride oh a sight- help and , advice was presented o'clock ; Circle 8 of the .Women's Guild At both the 9:30 and 11 and ice' cream will bc available. Services at Trinity. Church this The Women's Missionary Prayw| seeing boat around Manhattan Is- to Mrs. Mackie by the following 1:, Robert Fellowships at the parsonage, 1SS will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Junior HbiwrKbtl Band.Will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wed- Ydp ' .•;- • :;. services Sunday, the Rev. The picnic will close with vespers Sunday, the First Sunday After land. The entire, class painted a presidents: • • Lincoln avenue, at 7 p.m. Sunday. Next Monday home of Mrs^ William Moore, 43 Twenty-eight pupils of the Jun- nesday in the home of, Mrs. L A. I large, transportation^scene on the G. Longaker's message will be at,7 o'clock. Alliance Trinity, will include Holy Euchar- The stone money of the Brookslde Place PTA, Mrs. Her- A covered .dish supper will be Vacation Church School staff ior Department of the Conover, 10 Retford avenue. At I front bulletin board. Janet Bru- titled "After His Likeness." Mus- In observance of Father's Day, Dawn drive. Clark. ist at 8 a.m. and nTorning prayer island of Yap, on the other bert Mitchell, 1955-57; Cranford ;\K a solo held by the Child Study Club in members will be dedicated and Churc~..^--h. Sunday SSchoo l aattained 8 p.m. mid-week prayer meetinj| bakcr, Kim Shawde and Wendy • ical selections will include Circles 3 and 8 of the United LutrU. the.auditorium of the Educational and sermon at 11 a.m. hand, measures about High School PTA, Mrs. E. A. Koy- by Larry Bogue. Come. Ye Bless- there will t>e a special recognition the honor roll for the past month. Holy Eucharist also will be cele- iu be held, Chevolier painted a city sky lino. en. 1.9,14-50. and Mrs. John Pritrh- ••Larghetto," by eran Church Women will sponsor Building at 6:30 p.m. Monday. service for the Church School staff Miss Helene Austin', department w 30 inches in diameter and' Janice Auerbach made a harbor, cd." by Scott; a Smorgasbord dinner tonight for Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles H Sermon Topics brated at 7 a.m. on Monday (St. ' ard, 195B-5?; Kenilworth PTA, •*• by during the 10 a.m. worship service" superintendent, explained that to weighs about 175 pounds. It for ocean- liners, tug boats and Mrs. Howard Murphy, 1954-56, Louis Vierne; '•Meditation,' the men and boys of the church. Wagner, Jr., chairman; Mrs. Mar- 1 John the Baptist) and Wednesday Benoit. and "Well Done Is the in. Osceola Presbyterian Church Told at Echo Lake qualify a 90 percent average must is said that its worth was ferry boats. and Mrs. William Lang, 1956-57; Dinner will be served at fl;30 in shall E. Jennings, Mrs., J. J. Can- be attained In attendance, punc- and at 9 a.m. next Thursday. Work of God," by Gastorius. this Sunday. Church School for all Burney E. BaWcom, minister, ' There will be a meeting of the that of 10,000 cocftnuts. Grade 2 Lincoln PTA, Mrs. Frank Kono- the fellowship hall. A free-will of- gelosl and Mrs-. Lee Arrowsmith. ages will cpnvenekat 9 a.m tuality, bringing one's Bible, and Miss Mildred Rlviczzo's second 1 \ Double services at 9:30 and 11 fering will be received. No tickets . Cranford Chapter of Alcoholics Only .heaven knows why pak, 1955-56, and Mrs. H. A. Arf- The Senior Choir is sponsoring a Daily VacatioVtinn Church school will take as his sermon topic, lesson preparation. graders have been learning about a.m. will continue through June will be sold. trip to see the "Pajama Game" at the current | Anonymous at the church at 8 p.m. anyone whould want that ken, 1956-57. 30. after which there'will be one will begin, on Monday and con- "Unto Him Who Is Able to Keep Those included. on birds. . They made booklets with Roosevelt PTA, Mrs. Bernard Tuesday. 'r many coconuts. But then, - service, at. 9:38, during the sum- srtyllle Music Circus n tinue through July 3. i«*««£ *T™" You From Falling," at the 10:30 list are: drawings of the different birds Kott, 1954-55, and Mrs. Richard church will attend the Yankee- Tuesday evening. Members may it would be a little tough' mer. •. White Sox. game at.Yankee Stad- 9 a.m to noon each daV- Children a jn. worship service in Echo Lake Dorothy King, PrisclUa HaviK Station WCBS (880) New York, and a description of each. Some Adams, 1955-57; Sherman PTA, contact Miss Berenice Post, for digesting the money we of the children wrote poems' about Sunday evening hymn sing and ium tomorrow.night .,• between the ages of 3 and 14 are Church of Christ, Westfield, this and. Donna Keyser, Mark Enz. ori the Columbia 1 "Church ol the Mrs. Robert Sewell, 1953-55, and reservations! ' '' Bonita Johnson, Steven Ferguson* birds. ,The writers were: Judith Mrs. Thomas Nolan, 1955-57, and-- prayer service will be held iri the Pastor Dahlquht, with.four oth- invited to attend. Sunday. Bible classes willi meet Air" on Sunday morning at 9:30 carry around. An Important Notice New members and. their spon Members of Girl Scout Troop-40 Richard Jelinek, Barbara Moore, o'clock. The speaker will be Her- Winninger, John Bolick, Pamela Walnut Avenue PTA. Mrs. Mi- sanctuary at 8 p.m. Sunday. • er pastors of the New Jersey Sy- sors" will be feted at a party at the Dr. Stanley Matthews will lead nod, will attend next week a spec- a picnic at Rahway Riv- at 9:30 Carol Kingi Barbara Lukas, Roger rnan, A. Petzold of Minneapolis, Klein, Donna Marie Polidoro, chael Carlozzi, 1955-56, and Mrs. a discussion on June studies in ial institute under, trje sponsorship home of Mrs. Maurice Fuller, " P7rk on Saturday, The girls At the 7 o'clock evening service, Winter, Dorothy Ward, Jacqueline Minn. A quartet and soloists will ayncmymous with service since iH9S Cynthia Phelan, Lawrence Young- Michael Battaglini, 1956-57. of the United Lutheran Church in Blake avenue. Mr. Bawcom will discuss "Jonah— Ewing. Fred Wolf. _^ house, Elisabeth Gmelin, James '•Crossroads" as the Couples' Bible 1 supply the music. ' Study Group meets at the home of America,., Board of Socia- • •l Mis- Prophet of Law." Communion is Also, Kenneth Cunningham, Fred Moe Schneider Heller, Susan Riha, Mark Farrell, Mary O'Leary, Martha Fams- Mr and Mrs. Stanley Dwyer, 3 sions.at Wittenberg College. ; conducted at both morning and Tucker, Fred Krug, Robert Low- A tree will not only lie at it Named Treasurer evening services. TRUST COMPANY worth, William Hertz, William Indian - Spring road, at 8:15 p.m. 'Arthur Herbert Vail. Jr., son of rey, J6yce Lowrey. Betsey Petter* falls, but it will fall as it leans, J. Jordan Price of 110 Kenil- Mr, and Mrs. Arthur H. Vail of Mid-week • devotions and .Bible sen. Richard Unnell, Larry Curtis, J. J. Gurney Martin. Leslie Bruner and Charles To Everyone tomorrow. There will be a meeting Wagner. ' • worth boulevard was named treas- of the Church School excutive Cranford, was baptized during the study will be held at 8 o'clock to- thleen Jacobsen, Donald Hermr DDOS1T WSU1JANCX COKPORAtlOM urer of the Union County.Lawyers- Grade 4 board at 8 o'clock tonight/ 11 o'clock service last Sunday. By REV. ROBERT BIZZARO, -ight. ann, Karin Hurlqy, Rachel Herm: for-Meyner Committee which was The Christian education com- Summer Choir .rehearsal will b« RECTOR. TRINITY CUVRGH Mr. Bawcom will continue his aon. Donald Whittaker and Miriam | Miss" Ruth Morgan's fourth I-review of the. Books of Genesis, Davis. mittee will meet in the church li- l 8 fct tomB Have you ever experienced the f act that the* bVary at 8 p.m. Wednesday. I*" » °' "*, !\""^I!! ^^ ! and_ Leviticus as the wom- ^HqwteaUg^&^h^We^D^l*111 be a meeting, of the United ainglmmyjourjlfe? If we have.ever•«»">•> < I en's Bible^ "class ' " rch Broadcast Who Was To Pay meet at 8 p.m. Moridi&." Oh We* that we are not errtfrerymt|JV7«.~-____- __ Good" .is the subject of a Christ- ing accepted in the church office. • I sewing and making of cancer nesday the Brotherhobd will hold In other words, whatever our role—husband, wife, parent, teacher, ian Science radio, program over a picnic in Nomahegan Park at employee^—we have' particularly noticed that there is something dressings. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST 6:30 p.m. '. ' ' ' or more to be desired. The'Christian Church has Ibng recognized this ff-J . CHURCH SERVICES •. T|ie Senior Alter Guild will en- _ I GUARANTEED LEH1GH COAI our ce sense of human lack^as a universal characteristic present in all Fuel Billsl "Is the Universe, Including Man, tertain memb>ra,of the Junior Al- : : Evolved by Atomic Force?" will be tar Guilds and the jcolytes at a people. • ..•- • .'•.•.'.•.. •„ .- ... . • ' ^ the subject of the Lesson-Sermon luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday in . Noting this sense of lack on the' part of all- individuals, the PtKES FOR THIS MONTH at Christian Science services Sun- appreciation of their services dur- Church has shown how this feeling has comregardlese abouts becausof coste . ofThi ours. day. • ing the past year. desire to seek our own selfish "" * —*• 'n-'~ (ONLY) , CHEVROLET Matthew's account of Christ W57 I would I do not; and the evil that JesuJesui:s ' stilling oof the storm at sea St. Paul: "For the good that' STOVEor SEE OR CALL (8:23-27), is included in the selec- materialistic codes, thus departing | liver me from the body of this death?". . $10^5 King Gd tioni s to b e readd'' from ththee King from the basis of one God, one I would not do, that I do: O wretched man that I am. who shall de- NUT COAL^ ——-— ton I # WAS A James Version of the Bible. lawmaker.", , t . , : As we become aware of the reality of this universal situation MAM Passages to be read' from The Golden Text Is from John •'••'. —— ton 1W0 the Important question Is what are-we going to do about it? As a PEA "VAN, "Science and Health With Key to (1:1,3): "In the beginning was the If you needed another reason for taking cans of your fuel lulls by the Scriptures" . by Mary Baker Word, and the Word was with course of action we can deny the significance of the world—the BUCK — -4r- ton 1730 Eddy include the following (182: God, and the Word was God . . . world of man's biological and psychological make-up and the the Budget Payment metliwd-THIS IS IT! 32-4): "The law of Christ, or' All things were made by him; and /world of external pressures arid events—and say that these things OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS Truth, makes all things possible to Without. him was. not anything do not exist, and Ignore their importance. However, any individ- By special arrangement ^ilh one of the country's leading insur* Spirit; but the so-called laws .of made that was made." ual with any conviction or with any courage is unwilling'to take — FREE ESTIMATES — matter would render Spirit of no such a cowardly stand. - . '* avail, and demand obedience to fiftieth golden ance companies, we are now providing our "Budget Plan" users with The Church is not being morbid in its description of this ill- OHM T>« HMItl Is doing is. facing real- without wi to win i ness of mankind. What the Church '- J-!—• »» t^Ana real- life insurance coverage that will cancel the balance of any interim pay- u«d in »•*•» ltsttttfifw a .j ilbiess that really exists in every Now. U flcxfbl* sound Ilk* a gvographta ity and making a diagnosis or anHappily ! , the Church does not stop \ individual and in every group. — ~*. •ytaphony- V-. - A 1Q rr ments in the rorent of the untimely decease of the user. ; qtyBbracbo, dtvl-dlvi. here with making a diagnosis, but does on to prescribe the medi- COAL AND FUEL OIL tJQIiD" CADILLAC HOW Uw. mancrav* and cine that can get to the source of this illness and make it possible Thin protecli<»n in provided to our "Budget Plan"" users at no extra foi) HKALED men and women to live creatively and realistically. CHRISTIAN HJ^icnnt&iit onji.scsnbi The Christian Gospel or Good News provides the medicine for this 1405 Harding Ave. cost. We pay all expense** involved. All you need do to qualify for par- SCIENCfe human illness. This medicine is the Cross of Jesus Christ. It cocW. IStfaSt. 6-2726 was on the Cross that our Lord look upon Himself all-human sin 10* A Cranford ticipation is to see thut hudget deposits are made during the months HEALS arid weakness permitting it to die with Him and then arose victor- KUTMT aehool 10&I iLRb Sun. ious over it. The Good News that comes to us from the Cross is n*om. Its N. Union AV*. specified in the budget folder. lteadln« that God stands with us in ow experiences more surely than our E. Lincoln Ave. RADIO closest friend. The Cross makes it clear that God does not Just Resident Why not give further consideration to the advantages of our Fuel WOR (TIO) CHANNELS create us and leave' us. to wander aimlessly about this earth. 7:45 PJt SOW. •:S0 JLM. SUV* Uf! Christ's Cross demonstrates to us that'God constantly cares and -ofiwHMl •• 1«T ?BBOT In our Budget Payment Plan? We are more convinced than ever that this is the that it is God who makes up for our insufficiency, our sense of lack. LSOMMI Cranford Since 1928 : ttW • • What we humans with all of our limitations cannot do, the Cross logical way to pay for your heating—equal amounts monthly — never a proves to us that God, in His Love and mercy, does for. us. «NMETHf ,. . The Good News proclaimed by the Church is not a picture of 11 large hill. Don't forget that the cost of your service contract can be in- Protect Your ChiMnn With people made perfect, so that life requires no further effort on our BR 64)246 part. On the contrary, the message of the Church provides a des-' •wniiTPor cluded. criptton of men and women, who admitting their human foiling, Give us a call or drop in for complete detail**. Gutters -Leaden • discover the reality of God's forgiveness and are then enabled.to writ , COMTIST STUDENT in Work go ahead where they ore to do the best they can with what they . ACCIDENT POLICY have. The Christian religion docs not eliminate our tensions or AetuaUy $60,000.00 our problems, but it places us in a frame of reference In which HAI R TftSTE OF *— i , PtoridM BUak*t'1Co««rag« fox we are able tcvlive with our tensions and meet our problems. •— The Christian Church exists to proclaim this Good News of MEDICAL EXPENSES JOHN J. M FABW saving hope for men and women Who arc caught in the confusion HHRT IS COMING! I MS E. LINCOLN/UTB of life's problems. The Church in today's society is God's chosen With Additional Benefits for instrument which ministers to us human beings in our inadequacy SO, WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HOME BRklgto-1105 d «• fc Fractotw and saves us from our own self-willed .destruction. It is the com- correctly. munity or fellowship of those ,who, knowing their own human INSULATED RIGHT AWAY AND EN- School children are constantly weaknesses, receive the free gift of forgiveness that comes from engaged in hazardous games God. In this mission the Churctv.does what no other institution, JOY A COOL COMFORTABLE JULY mm m ARMAND VAN GELDED no other organisation, no other philosophy can do. or enterprises that can easily : REEL5TR0NG FUEL CO. AND AUGUST. cause injury. Accidents are W win in this Cranford's Sales Representative For -DEPENDABLE. nUEMDLY SERVICE SWCT 1WS" costly. autnW ii* m» WAT *• we'U teU you all about it! •At fm» COMVOM. Afct koW-lbWllST INOS JUNE child go*to school without this SUPPLY Yard protection? COMPANY Offic*: Th« Local Offfk* Off Th* Ltxington Av«. at LVRIf PH LUMBER - MILLWORR • MASON MATERIALS 1 North Ave., E. TEAKLiSflARHY •11 Pack £«•» tlafariUU ^ RAHWAY Pt MOM Elttabtkitown ComoUdatod Gat Co. »«OAO ST. A WEST MILTON AVE. 113 Miln St. Rtg»ift>* - BR 4-2447 »»%!** \ BR6-2474V/J DAY and NIGHT :?.^fef.^ •;•;•-;• .:
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:» complete his Webelos achicve- basketball; Srabbaid , and > Blj.de, Saturday evening the scouts and g^ A-^gier of 11? Anchor appears to be creeping into Summit. , ' Mr. Sutton," a licensed engineer, formal year of scouting for Pack honorary military soritty. wood; Scotch Plains. Kenilworth. put you majority of the summer school in- Mrs. Elven Sheahan is taking reg- Pat James, BBonnii e KKerzman , GerGr - | ArmyA . is a member of the New Jersey • Receive Degrees fathers had a campfire songfest, blace, Garwood. Those who believe that youthful lawlessness in Summit is "^U of the Webelos were recently 177 There are. however, many in- A member of Chi Psi fraternity Garwood, Clark. and WestfieW. structors aftf regular Pinrgy fac- istrations. aldine Krochmal. KocU-ty of Professional Engineers formal events which the boys rhay Mrs. Brant Coopersmith is ADL and both fathers and sons per- 4 on the honors Ust in- ulty members. A dinner dance at the King so slight as to be something not worth worrying about, should Also. Karen Lawrence, Dale Le- Character is the result-of two anJ the Stanley S. Holmes Chapter taken on a.trip to a Nike site by Mr Uucoln was listed in "Who s formed skits. ' Barbara ,jJ. Bates, 42A oneer their leader, Lt. Col. James PpUey.J attend during mthe suuu,,«summer.. Ar- Who in American College and From Harvard Coordinator. . lluv George Inn, Mount Bethel,, Sat^ revise their opinions. Call it juvenile delinquency, call it mis- land. Virginia McArth'ur, Mary things: Mental attitude and the'(if the Telephone ^ \J^ Brooks Banker, Robert H. Clem- The following boys were In- •iZkway Village; . James Delia iirday evening, marked the closing . schievous mischief or, youthful exuberance, the condition is a jane McGovney, Loretta McGuire, wav we spirhd our )im,.-Elbi-rt; America, an organization composed The boys had dinner at the troop I rangementrangemenis s iufot r...... thi. s_ , year's event Universities." He has acc-pted y ent and Walter E. Ousterman, Jr., ducted and welcomed into the Isala W Centennial avenue; Rich- Miss Michaels of. the season's, activities for the Susan Paul, Janet Ray, Hazel Rich, ' 'of veteran telephoW employees. mess and then were taken on a were made by Everett Kidd and employment uith the Electro Met- troop before the campfire: John ard H. Minettl, 105 Walnut ave^ prohlem here as elsewhere. • Hubbard allurgical Company, a division of er group. , ,., There are many in our city who. like their counterparts .in Nancy Serina, Mary Carol Siverd, tour of the emplacement. Mrs. Fred Day. Parente. Harold McGuire, John nue- Bo8 W. Sherman, 312 South Mrs. Charles H. Paul, president, Joan Slocum. Union Carbine' Corporation, Mar- receiving aegrcca...... money i Union avenue; Roland W-, Tudor, Caravan Member every other community, feel that by ignoring an unpleasant con- Butter, Gerard Amon, Sandy Jeg4 Jeffrey Knauer and Carl DiRini ctia Ohio, and was.commis;ioned More women then men attended Miss Carol. Michaels,, daughter conducted a short business meet- Also, Grace Speth. Frank Storz, were the other two cubs'to receive Mothers' Circle University, Cambridge, Mass., herst and Patrick Sorrention. 107 Orange avenue; Ralph A. fng and introduced Mrs. Frank J. dition within the community the condition, however cancerous, Fred Swisher, Ned Tenthoff, Bar- a second lieutenant' in the UW classes of the Cranford\ Adult Walsh 102 Retford avenue, and, of Mr. and Mrs. Adlai E. Michaels the Webelos award and graduate Army Ordnance COrPS. ••..•' Thursday. School during the past year. . After attending church services, of 122 Oak lane, a member of the Martz, who installed the officers will cease to exist. Very.little about youth problems is revealed, bara West, and Peggy Yard. into boy scouting. Gerald and Carl Installs Officers Mr. Banker, son of Mr. and Mrs. the boys broke camp at noon Sun- John B. Wilson, 4-5 Springfield for the coming yecr. presumably on the assumption that the less said about it. the Adults in the group were Mrs. Mrs. Edna Peterson was install- Mr. Masciich received a bache- In a report sent to the State avenue, and Mrs, Mary HoJnow Upper class' of the Reformed are now members of Troop 177 of lor of science degree in business Leslie A. Banker' of 16 • Madison Department of Education. Dr day- '. T Church School in Linden, has been Mrs. Paul and Mrs. F. S. Green- less the problem is. • Alice Collins. Mrs. Marion Eschen- ed as president and Mrs. Alice ski (.2 South Tweiity-fourth lauer. Mrs. Hazel.Valentine, Miss. Lincoln' School and Jeffrey of administration. He was a mem-avenue, received his,..bachelor of Kenneth W. Iversen. pres»dent*H- The activities at camp were su- selected by the'Youth Department awald were reelected as president The outbreaks reported last week were disclosed by police. Squires as vice-president at; a v street, Kenilworth. Ruth Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Mich- BUY 4 GALLONS Troop 84 of Calvary Lutheran ber of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity; laws degree. ... \ . rector. says 520 women registered pervised by scoutmaster Dennis of the" Reformed Church of Amer- and vice-president, respectively. only after persistent rumors reached our ears. By the time meeting of the Mothei>' Circle of recior. avjrs »*" ———— —T~ New officers include: Correspond- ael Glennon, Mr. and „ Mrs. Sey-' , Church. the Persh'ng Rifles, ho«arary mil- Master's degrees in business ad- Lynch and assistant scoutmasters ica to serve with the Motional the details were' made public the incidents were several days, A Rood-turn service, stripe was Bremner Chapter, Order of De- for the fail and spring semester. ing secretary. Mis. R.. H. Seavy; mour Weiss. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Molay, in the Masonic Temple last itary society; the Camera Clue; ministration were awared to. Mr.During the same period. 512 menWilliam Schramek and Charles Summer Session Council of Churches caravan for old. Is it wise to keep youthful depredations under wraps? Spada. Mr. and'Krs. Frank Ram- • accepted ,by Pack 177. in. recogni- Moiay. in me »»«•»«•"- •- — and the Flying Chib. the summer. recording secretary, John Bates; Clement, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray signed up for courses. . Washburn, John McHarg was in treasurer, Mrs. Charles Merwarth, Frankly, we do not know. | sey. and Gertrude Ramsey. tion of its sponsoring Troop 177. Thursday night. Mrs. Fernanda charge of transportation. Miss Michaels will travel 1 GET 1 GAL FREE! A. Clement of 8 Hamilton avenue, About 20 percent — or 200 — )pening at Pingry Many of the boys and their parents Meeks remains as secretary and and board member, Mrs. Sheahan. We do know, however, that there is a strong feeling among The trip was made by chartered Rev. Dezso Speaker and Mr. Ousterman, son of Mr. of the students were 50 or more " The following fathers partici- . The 16tlv annual summer session throughout the country, teaching A program of entertainment was bus. Arrangements .were made by . who were active in .establishing Mrs. Alma Jones, continues as pated in the camping activity: and conducting vacation church prominent jurists, educators and youth experts to publicize not 1 and Mrs. W. E. Ousterman of 17 years old, while 40 percent — or READ THIS Lf Pingry School will be conducted presented under direction of Caid.d. - the English department of Cran- Cub Pack 177 are now , initial mem- treasurer. • . At Kiwanis Meeting Indian spring road. 400 were 30 years old or less. John Sorrentino, J. W. Abbott, Ironi July 1 through August 23, it schools in rural areas and among , only acts of juvenile lawlessness but also the names and ad- ford High School. bers and active participants of Burger, program chairman. dresses of those involved. This policy is most strongly urged by Installing officer was Mrs. Char- Having recently returned from Las announced today. migrant workers. : The first number was "Chalilk Boy Scout Troop 177. Two Awarded Diplomas The local girl just completed her lotte Gary, who also pinned the a preaching trip in the Dominican 1 START1IMO The session is divided into three Talk" by David Leitz and MIr.r .. Chief Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt and he is supported by num- EXTERIOR Cubmaster Robert Odell expres past president's pfn on the out-Republic, the Rev. Albert G. Dez- David Eisenbell and Dennis lie divisions. The review sophomore year at Cranford High erous others'. • ..-..• • . Blen In Service m sed. appreciation for the services Lynch of Cranford graduated from Burger. That, was followed, by two • Thomas J. Wosko. radioman going president, Mrs. Gladys so pastor of Oscettla Presbyterian Iredit department provides School and is a member of the All There is a popular misconception that a newspaper' Is pro- of Mrs, Leslie Ault, who has been St. Benedict's Preparatory School, numbers, "Variety Skit" by Mrs. third class. USN, soiv_of Mr. and StokesoKes. . Church, told of his experiences ourees .-for-^students:..wishing. Jo State___Chorus,_. the Mask ' andJ. Dillard Collins and "Rose of hibited by law to print the names and addresses of juveniles secretary-of the-pack for two years, Mrsr-Meeks presented a report and showed colored slides of Newark. They took-part in the nake up failures or to strengthen Bauble, French Club, High school Mrs. Theodore Bevah of 9 Wash- HaUSE f HINT and Mrs. Michael Bible, who has Smaller Washington Square" by Fred Dea- brought before police; - There is no such law lin._New. Jersey—'.'_ ington place, aboard the destroyer on the recent convention in Plain- scenes there, at last week's meet 86th annual graduation exercises. wrderiine subjects. There is also choir and music club in the local m served as den mother. Both are con, both accompanied by J. Dil- • only an understanding, a,sort of agreement, between juvenile USS Owen, visited San Francisco, WHITE AND COLORS field at which Mrs. Gary was in- t large remedial reading depart- school and the Westfleld Musical lard Collins. Music for the danc- retiring. Mrs. W. H. Harden was i Mom motken give their Club. She also is a member of the authoritiesru Frkbyr- ••*0 f.m. to We in Summit, haye had no really serious ads of juvenile ceived his bob-cat pin. • . continuing through every inch of the car, HAM MCflifrsiY There were games and contests versity of Michigan graduates who, Saturday — 8K» •.m. to 12:06 noon "Belinqutnc/. There Vave'T>eeh Ho rip'-gun killings, no Violence. for the cubs, their smaller brothers in addition to receiving their di- «—.»n ,i;««nvAr engineering advances and Our problem is mainly vandalism but there is no excuse for WWTAIUUH and sisters and their mothers and plomas, were commissioned into Anticipated J^i^d far Perwd vandalism, particularly when the guilty parties are young peo- ICHARDHARTIG -.-jfalhers at the picnic. Rusclt Huckel the Army, Navy Air .Force and I ple old enough to know better, or come from families which MUSIC CENTER __ enjoy a good reputation in the community. TWIlTOtV'1 iat^i -%MmwK~ w- ML41tffc.M.V.ir.lt.V. MUl CBANTOEO son and son, Robert, came in. first The local graduate was com shield wipers, desecrating; a church or making a shambles of^ BRidfl. i the three-legged race. The shot- missioned as a second lieutenant 101 N. Union Av«. In me inrecicK^ai .-^~. . the absence of bounce and shake.' More a classroom. They are often young and fleet ol foot, niaking it BR 4-7067 put event was won by Joseph G in the Marmc Corps from the.unl- HUnltr 64422 difficult to apprehend them. When the police do catch up 'with put event was won by Joseph Gatto important,''you'll discover, that this big Linden, N.J. and Gary DiGlovannl. while Chris Dcpartment ot Naval inning heavyweight handles like a . dream in them, however, should they be given a gentle rebuke and sent topher Day and James Young won traffic or on the open road, because only home or should they be made an example of? If their pranks,' Pontiac offers you Precision-Touch Controls if they be pranks, are made public perhaps the would-be vandals for almost effortless steering and braking. MTSDPPUES would think twice before setting off on a raid of neighborhood'' ^ ACCESSORIES No doubt about it—here's driving that puts destruction "Just for something todo. ~ the smaller cars in the shade! •CANTA»I The answer to,the question of, whether or not names should DAY LAWN SPRINKLERS be published in youth cases is a difficult.one. A few thoughts NO SMALLER CAR EVEN / (Ml and Water Color from readers would be welcome, helpful — and interesting. APPROACHES PONTIAC'S GARDEN HOSE — SOIL SOAKERS PAINTING SETS we're open to serve you! 122-INCH WHEELBASE! • You can't ride on overhang—but you can SPRINKLING CANS For convenient locations and banking kours to suit on wheelbasel Pontiac gives you from 4 to PICTURE FRAMES 7 inches mot* lainglh between the wheels ROSS HOOT FEEDER Of STOCK YOVR needs, it's Union County Trust Company! Boston...( where it counts! From bump-smoothing com- COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CARTRIDGES WITH A Lowell. ..W PHONCCAU. fort to interior stretch-out room, this is real TONIOHTI Pittefield.BCK man-size -bigness! Add Pontiac's exclusive EVENINO HOURS Loval-UiM Rid« suspension system and you ate bta unwl tanrt. OOBI 3-minute ttation rate* fromNtwarhfrom'Newarh have a car that makes the smaller jobs seem BOTCH PLANT NOW after6p.m. and Sundayi.Tax net included. —J—:—i jjjyj overpriced! 101 N. Union FOR FINEST FLOWERS - BRidg* 6-2540 NOTHING ON WHEELS PERFORMS 6UDNLUS! DURING EARLY FALL! LIKE, A PONTIAC . . . THE , colon (mn our • •_ ...-.'• ' •• . For Convenknce-AmiUAUity-Safety SMALLER/ CARS DONT EVEN larft imported COME CLOSE! stock •••••- C ANN A ROOTS Consistent Earnings-Friendly Service Your Pbntiac dealer can show;you «"^~ and pick fay record toroof that Pontiac is Amenta s boaquttt all BULB FOOD Save at Cranfortfs Oldest Financial Institution Cber^B Road Car. And he can jgj l BONE MEAL CRAHFORD RADIOS IRC. vou a ooln»-bv-P«lnf eomoarlton to enow BRIDGE 6-1776 ^u 4y^SXr car can hope to imitate 26 EASTMAN ST. , Continuous Dividends Since 1887 foitiac'8 alert, effortlew responae to every •:MAJi.t*?:MPJ|ll. driving demand from Btop-and-go traffic to Bulb Planter's lOOSMiHiAvwMM^IvdtANPOtO All deposits received by the 15th of the month loa& ^riiite Bmaller care Btrain . . • *ow Many Ntw Kntia^^-around performance ***** Varietiw FREE Booklet! Uy has made it the talk of the automotive earn dividend from the 1st , Sitert! But don^^P>. with fccU.and fiKurea-Pcov. It youn^f at the wheel. You u CHARCOAL — BRIQUETS be apoiled for smaller care foreyerl OFFICE OPEN: Hickory Chips - Charcoal Lighter PONTIAC'S TOP TRADE-IN WE.HELP THE DAILY — Monday thru Friday from fc3Q a. m. to 4 p.m. VALUE IS FAMOUSI CHILD HEALTH SARD DOCTOR KEEP TWO NIGHTS A WEEK—Monday and Friday 6:30 to fcOO p.m. YOU HEALTHY DIRDJATH Tour doctor **"(* wl ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10^00 PER MEMBER hfst for row b»«Uh. #• do AMHUCAN-<$taitdatrf in the industry! A quick ^^ JX/Jai our put by alwayf BUing hU • /• - •. • •• No Parking Problems — Drive In Yard with OIL BOILER aad heating equipment % r%t m** a^m^m whtt 0, I, 1 « AUTOMATIC • CHAN •QUIET to break the small-car habit SEAGER S Chapman Bros. Union County Trust Company SURVEY SEE YOUR DRUG STOREI 91 Bf Plumbing Hi arroii-r.-—-•••- mu. J. Walter S««C«r, Bef. Pnarm. 104 N. UNION AVE Ibakr*•*** 0t»«* BR-6-8804 BR 64700 •ASSOCIATION 116-111 SOUTH BRMp «-ltf 1 III Bit IC MB MM |||. ./. Slfe.-*1i_jri_^i.f_l..t.-.tijE-kt!«_^_WIiTHE CRANFOto CITIZEN AND CHRWICLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 Summer Session VFW Downs PAL to Take Registration Rand-McNally, Capece Elected President; Awards New York: _... . Silkworms Studied Graduation. Awards p Starts Tonight By Sev^jith Graders LL First Half Registration for the 19577 sum-Doctor of Philosophy i l Rtd At Commencement T Blh Mrs. EdnaLaird'? seventh grade ted at HardingJubilee Plans Reported mer session at Union. Junior Col- T. Bluhm KENILWORTH — Nicholas Capece was elected president of .the wood lege will be held at the college To science classes at Cranford Junior Sixty-nine students received awards that were William T. Bluhm. son High School have been making an Kenilworth Lions Club Thursday. ling out. . from 6 to 9 P.m. tonight, tomorrow BANK AND Mr. Capece is Kenilworth's Postmaster, is active in the "VTW and during the eighth grade graduation exercises in Charlotte C. Bluhm. 43 intensive study of silkworms DiDi- k AUTO DEALERS * mea by various borough and school organizations to members of schblastic averages, intensive study has been leader of many civic of six wins, three los*s apiece. 12. ' night and Monday night Classes received his doctor of Bk d LOVELAND FUEL CO. 90 Eastman St. I Harding School graduating elass last Monday evening at grad- a will begin at 6:25 pm on Monday, court. iinc Lelund, Joan Banker and Mi-| SAVINGS drives. , ACOA won four and tost five and school citizenship went chad D'Antonio have made ex Autrwrfiad ^______i_ uanon ceremonies on the school according to an announcement hd D'Antonio have made ex-! Harry Miller Motors, Inc BR 6-1044 Other officers elected were: vice American Legion had two wins Graduate 51 cellent reports to the groups, their INSTITUTIONS" EflSO HEAT — FUEL OH. jUwn. to Nancy Jo Humenik. while Ann - ~r~- — . . . 7 -• made by Dr Kenneth C MacKay, Of AH Kinds | KenUworth Post 2230, Veterans Dexheimer presidents,' William Wakulinski, sity of Chicago. icachur reported. • Your Authorizeu d Prompt. Courteous Service and seven defeats. Marie Miliano received a wrist | UJC president DEALER 111 North AvtwW. BR 6-1B94 Trespassing I of Foreign Wars, presented their _-. w^ .... Martin McCrea, and Howard Ku- Local Pupils The session, which will continue Actual' specimens were brought COLONIAL CaU BBIdg* 8-11U trdds to Eileen Knudson and i g\ § M I l\l reger; secretary, Charles Vitale, Jr., Dennis Rock, the winning pitch- watch from Pay Leaf Post 6807, Diplomas ed in the Convocation Ctulut until August 2, will offer 20 fresh- Rockefeller ML- by Mrs. Laird several weeks SCI Nartfc A»*. «• JOHN W. HEWS & SON Konald Salerno. ' M %M UK* *U 1 * and treasurer. Spencer, Bender. er, allowed a lone hit to Ed Kono- Veterans of Foreign Wars for hav- nan and sophomore courses. Class-* day afternoon, in o. Since, then the classes have SAVINGS & LOAN The Teachers' Association pres- The new officers were formally 1 flfth to center field ing the highest average in history. rn< watched the silkworms hatch from UUH Sentences pack in U * - At il Going to 36 es 'will be held evenings only, morial ChapeL BEEtSTEONG FUEL CO. |l _ Italians went to the six top stu- inducted by Deputy District Gov- PAL.'s losing pitcher. Bill Prish, Eileea Choborda was presented es eggs, grow rapidly from devouring ASSOCIATION and 1 struck out 12 CLARK — Fifty-one studcnU Monday through Friday of" each dents of each home room. These ernor. Paul Frandorf. of Twin Boro flvc from Garwpod were among tht 9 John Sivpku conducted a special BBEEN*8 KENILWORTH-^The -Rev. John ye *-ith the Daniel V. Snydcr Memor- week, so that students may ar- Mortgage Loans ; •n^end^bte. ***** ServKf *** W*»* Sustained ! students were; Edith Abramson, Lions Club, and Zone Chairman, and walked six. H9 recipients of diplomas at the At St. Anne s Catholic Society mulberry leaves, and spin cocoons, UQUOB STORE Phone: BRidge 6-0777 R. Dexheimer, pastoral the Com- inh« Oninrv Benninati of Kcnil ail medal for service to school and ^^^ _ Namcs Qf ^ H range to accept summer employ- Balet and Service — In Banoey, Jeanne Bodnar, T -project in which he wound off Insured Saving* Accounts WMMM DBMVMt* CrulHt ment' if they wish. : n which has developed into a Pamel.. a Brown, Thomas Casslo, munity Methodist Churclv. will be worth Lions Club. Mr.nina Tgame be- community. . giris and 12 boys who will receive Honors Bowlers several yards of raw silk, thread. Parts — Repair. „,! 0EATINO OH* - eema Staffed by regular UJC instruct- ,i,,ht between memorial park as- George Gatta. Brian Geiger, Dot- Union County's chairman^for the Michael Cavello, chairman of Tuesday eveiung Medals were presented by L.ar-, ^. ighth grade Holy Name Society chnrn WEslfield 2-1098 Current Dividend Hate 3* jMobilbeaiJ BRidfle 60900 Call BRidg* 6-0150 gional High School here-last night h r diplomas ol c ors, this session is- designed es-i ; _. Weiifteldl and monument makers. oihy Golonka, Loretta Hoerth, celebration of United Nations tne convention delegation^ reportr |twcc n ACOA and American The address of welcome wa wood Memorial I'ost 317, Ameri- Kra(iuution exercises in St. Anne's Whatever is worth doing at all 576 North AT*. E. Graafar* I • REFRIGERATORS ft ion. Tonight ACOA will be pitted wood Memo graduati pccially for college students who pionsh.p bowling team of St .Ml Cranfoxd Superior Court Judge Richard J- Eileen Knudson,. Joanne Koenig, Week, October 20 to 27. led the election of Ray Gcyer as presented by Anthony Castaldo ol is worth doing well.—Chesterfield dfastaui 5-2313 overnor of District 16E, and Is-against PAL. and Saturday eve- can Legion, to Nai.cy Jo Humenik \Schoo i al 8 o'clock tonight were wish to make up . courses with ph p Lorraine KoreckyKorcy., Christine Kru- His appointmenapp t was annou Garwood. president of the gradua- their own college's permission, in- VA*S CHANFOHD ELECTHEI ^JS^^SSS^ . appeal from the conven- ning PAL will oppose VFW. LAING MOTOR CAR CO. fleldAveW. Bx-elto P«» SCHEH'S tence oil ninski. Betsy Lan^. Anita McGov- today by Dr. Joseph L. McCorison, ting class, and presentation of the dustrial trainees and hiRh school RANKIN FUEL CO. fourGracelan monumend tMemorialfe™ workers . MeLaughto, Marilyn First Congregational tip^ all clubs to increase their Sunday afternoon a return game Hon Your Authorized accused by clBSS.gift was by Ann Riccardo of ol the Church, of St. Anne/ • graduates. In addition, UJC stud- M.Ur.. g.r»l« - «-'«•» *»•"*••- of Church ot Westfteld and president jus blind and the support pt will be played against the Clark The Gustave Bley Memorial William rord. Al LIQUOR STORE Palk Assn: of the ins Murphy. aid to Garwood. vice-president. .. Sister M. Theodorica, principal, Joseph Dr. H. Berman Cranford - Westfiald • Plalnfleld irucL oa •al^ea * of the Union. County Chapter, DiamondNSpring Lodge. Summer All Stars at Bell Stadium at 2 o- ents enrolled in the regular even-1 pcir.nirl_ ,,rave markerinanuaas withou«•»*••»•«•t. the pejv Also, June Pascale, Kenneth Pat- "Stand There!" was the topic of medals for most effort and devel- will present th': class to Msgr. •irtg session, during the year may • BEAUTY SHOPS * OVU BUWJEE BE»VIC1 Na BRidg* 6-0483 rylow. Beverly Rabinowitz, Jo- American Association for thCame p for Bund Women. clock. the commencement speaker. Pro- J Union nnd Optometrist mbsion of the. Association. opment went to Irene Nyitray and Walsh> who will confer the di- enroll tr tr*~ summer session to Call BRldga 6-0B34 ^ BRidg* 6-2942, hanna van Vliet, Joseph Vizzoni, United Nations. On July W, Kenilworth and iv has been announced by Mrs. K^x counties Holy Name titles. CADtULAC The case which stems from the It fessor Bradford Abernothy of Rut- dasil Dubrosky. plomas and graduation awards. • continue Uivu' sturtifs without in- II Ho Answer. BRida.S-3M^ a ALDIN •* KenilworthMagistrate'sCourt con-} Joh—n Woeta----—•. an--••-.d Lyn- n Wussler, .A member of the board of di-Cranford UonsVul »e the hosts Helen Dubrosky. chief scorckeeper. gers University, who was intro- The Re*. Joseph Donnelly a:;sist- •. .,. WILLIAM'S Blind Asso- that the following were leading Joan Moleen afidClayton Dcre- The program will include ad- terruption. DEALER 321 Centenni*! AT*. Cranfotd four firm A $25 savings bond was pre- j actors of the Union County Chap- ol the'Union ducd by Dr. Warren W. Davis, dresses by two members of the ,nt pastor and society™- ..:i-;.'or. Eyes Examined BEAUTY BOX viction of ter, A.A.U.N., the Rev. Mr. Dex- al picnic at batters for the first haU: Dennis mer received wrist watches from SERVICE employees for trespassing at thesented to. Christine Krupinski elation tor their anti superintendent of schools for Un- class, Barbara Roguski - and Gary Resented gifts to members of the SALES 'and 8EKV1CB . 0 Professional Permanent* , Kenneth P&trylow by heimer will coordinate the observ- Garwood Local 317. Patrolmen s CRANFORD THEATRE • Professional Hair Coloring LETTERINC I cemetery in KenUworth Blvd. on inid (Continued on Rock. VFW; lj ion County Regional District No. Andres. . Receiving Antioch LEHIGH OIL CO., Inc; STATIONS Club. ance of United Nations Week in .FranFrank Kuster. VFWVF; > (Continued on Page 3) r Donnelly urged mumlwrs BUILDING Phonei PLalnfiald t-4141 • "Expert Hairdreulng March 24, took place *««*»>-. Following the exercises, rc- "SatUivAion Guaranteed" Tbe Social Studies award was the county's 21 communities. He'll 4 PAL; Norman Werthwein. ACOA. Robert E. Hough, principal, of- not to neglect thoir "j^ood Cath- 25 NORTH AVE~ W. 15 Aldan St. BRldg* 6-0105 According to Gracelantf Park. be in charge of planning all pro- ii;eshmenu> will" be . served to .the CRAWFORD'S GULF (Continued on Page 2) tl and Bill LovcUmd, ACOA. ^ ficiated ht the presentation off graduates. in the school cafeteria. Degree Saturday olic fatherly r. EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE HARRY S. KEENB , the men entered the grounds to jects and activities of the chapter Teachers El Service Dept.' *3« *. «h Street SERVICE STATION Pitchers' records are as follows: awards, and the diplomas were Playground Members of the graduating class William C. Francis of Cranlord BRidge 6-0200 BRidg* 8-171* •— T-^^-re - BRidg* 6-9804 students. • REPAIRING BRidfl* 6-9548 . • LuirtMr , (Continue* on Page ?J ' - - ll_ ±A I Alice Neu- John Banyasz, David Edward it'ies at Franklin School and Chf- njayer position as field acc-opntaut with instructor, report?: — Cempltta' Farta Daaariaaoal — BuUdlntf Materlala Rarltan Rd. U Walnut fnTu^PH^rss^ Bcrmingham, David Joseph Bei- lord Buchlnan, Jr., will be in Also, Judith Nevins, Eileen Nie- „ the Urion Carbide Ove Company, Haul Selby. — Summer Rates — BRidge 6-5000 graduate of Pittsfleld High Sohool. man, treasurer. Since the election, persons have re- Mlllwork Masons" • Materiala bhl ^ ^ Mr. Fortunato announced that he nosky, Donald John Brezney, Ken- chupgo ol Washington School, Mi velt, Patricia vO'Brieri» Emily Per-' the followiht! A. IAIOH E • Eastman Si. - Cranford The presentation of new officers d f Oil Water New York City. He has been as- ceived certificates;: Mrs. Frances a and Central A«aa. WuttaU BOULEVARD ESSO Court Closing viith School GARWOOD — Comp neth A. Brown, Gloria A. Cusale, Costa reported. ' ..,•'. ' icola, Victoria Pylc, Barbara Ro- "Everjthlni *»r Th. Him Ovan" was made by Mrs. William Hoef- sociated with the Ore Company for DRYSOIM'S Ganaral Contxacttng r SERV1CENTER water discoloration haye been re- >«fy William CastalJo, Bar- guski, Janet Taylor, Patricia Til- Kies'vciter. Mrs. Theresa Harck • WEatfield 2-0220 / Hardwara Rooflrm Material . >licb_ Mrs. Granville Newton read The playgrounds will be open five ycurs,» three'before returning BROAD and CENTRAL FUNERAL F. Franzinger, Prop. Drew University, Madison. the town. Mrs! Joan Seffer. therefore, ceived from a number of resident.* Ann Ccrto, Ronald Dennis (Continued oil Page 2) the past etls, Mr-;. Catherine Krouse, Mrs Bcreena - Flooring - Paint* delays Hearing the Quadrennial Goals. Others as- each, weekday from 9.36 a.m. to to Antioch in 1955 and (upstairs) », SaMECA BOAD CBANVOBD Allan While a' student, at Drew, in the Hemlock avenue. Hickory (Continued on Page 3) . coopera- Wilhemina Pritchard, Mrsi. Freidii sisting the pastor in the ceremony 4 pan. with an hour off for lunch two years as an Antioch WESTFIELD REILLY OLDSMOBILE DIRECTORS Appliance* ' . Tir«« — Tube* — Bailarln avenue and Center street area, it Schcnker, Mrs. Regina Kearney, BRldg* 6-0554 On iB were: Mrs. Thomas Laulette, Mrs. ut noon. The program will. in- tive student. WE 2-1078 — Incorporated— ' ' BRidg* 6-ia/i was revealed this week by Health clude arts und crafts and games. Mrs. Irene Luiz. BRidge 6-050S Koth..nk KENILWORTH — The Munki- Lynn Kramer and Mrs. Seth Villa. Cubs Advanced All Antioch students alternate French. BN«. * *ut st Officer John L. Banyau: Also. Wrs. Madeline ,O fc » 8 MOBIL I DOOlEY FUNERAL SERVICE | pal Court hearinhearing o0n0 OdieOdse Par- The program under the directions ts Friday Persons wishing to volunteer to periods of on-campus study with Sales Ac Service Ufl Caalairalal At*. Craalai* was assigned VONKBAI. niKECTOBS and Robert Thomas, both of The health officer, n^ertcd he assist ut the playgrounds ure. re- WEatfleld 2-T6S1 CAMERAS Iham of Mrs. Theodore Frost consisted and To Boy Scouting • SHOE REPAIRING •! Union, scheduled'' for MondaMd y was instructed, by the Board of For Babe Ruth quested to contact Mr. Costa. - ' 560 North A**., East. We&nUld of a film entitled, "Giving Un- the Health to write to' the Plalnficld- night has been postponed since all limited." She was assisted by Mrs. Boys und girls from the ages At Pack Meeting PhoMt BRidg* 6-0255 . . STANDARD LUMBE1 of I Union Water Company requesting of 5 to 16 will have an opportunity Cuaataa - courts were closed because of theEdward Hill, youth secretary .*• • GARWOOD — Carl Dowhie, Kvarythlng , 4 SUPPLY CO. EXPERT SHOE- steps be taken to correct the con-League to' demonstrate their physical This new and different kind of organ is so IROTCHFOBD PONTIAC. me CvaalaU death of Chief. Justice Arthur T. TheNbordfUgh's Donald McDougall, Mark Silver- MaUtUUM •11 K«ta AY.- ' LCatBKK REPAIRING During the business meeting the cuuondition. Mri»». Banyas"---^—z -.sai- d lega- l nc.- 1 tJARWOOD . , prowess when the Recreation utp»H rkata* Vanderbilt. of man and Richard Joyce, members raa.» QUICK SERVICE budget was voted on and approved and d tlon may be token by the borough 1 B^ RUU» Lcagi for Commission sponsors field day easy fo play you don't need lessons Authorised MILLWORt - The charges against Pairham. IS. For^fpttthreeyears.theRev. l££ of the Wcbclos Den. were gradu- « and the newly rotated circles re- .theRev. *«*»l££'g g£? if the situatioation i»s nott remediedremei . j j 13 to 15 yeafs - BgC get LOUIS MONTINI and; Thomas, 18, stemmed from a l J Fahc^ty^JJgJ events ut Unami Park in connec-. PONTIAC Gray Memorial Kltdtum'C la ported on the election of their Mr. Dexheimer served as general Joan Fahc^ty. Some residents have reported under way the first week in ated ns Cub Pack 75 held its final Some 1 lion with the borough's Independ- Here's why it's so easy SHOE REPA1HIHG gang fight last Sunday night near leaders. They are: Mrs. Lynn chairman for the armual Kenil- "£«,*•£.. Mr. it 'was announced today^by Dan meeting of the season recently. Maybe you've never play&l a note Sales • Serrlc* Booni,g Uawnale the condition of the water resulted ence Day program on July 4k the Funeral Directors 22 Aldan St. Cranlord a sweet shop. Parham and Thomas (Continued on page 2) /Continued on page 2) Morris Radler, sixth grade; Mrs. A Costa, supervisor of reation Scouts Joseph Pcnyak and. Skip ; .. on any kind of iiwtniment. Maybe Parts I Continued ON Page,?) in damage to clothing in washing, H MotthA^T^BldB- e-10»4 Gertrude Smith, sixth grade. Mr. Banyasz related. for. the Recreation. Com lion. McCarrick .joined with Scoutrnas-. you thouelit you never coukl. But now to play 12 Sprhutfleld Avenue vents will Include 50-and 75-ttr.Fred McCarrick in an indue- kind Pelnt and Body Hardware, .Scraana. ata. •it. Shade and Lump Also Mr. Antonio Fortunato, added that similar com* ' Tryouts for {the tour iSu for boys and girls. you can because here'ti the new kind , BRidge 6-0092 Jeanne Russo. He i'h ifcSTomthe In compUante with a ******* 'Those wiping to enter must re- —fn fcnow UIKQaTB theme, "Grand Ole Opera," skits KENILWORTH — ^*vr .— --- - Geraldine A. Mulkearnii , rirtDudlel y fl.H Ui ,fifth fifth sd gradec. Plainficld-Unlon. PoUcv Adults who wish munage. ,rt no latcrtban 9 a.m. July 4 ot It'u called the .;; ' WE 2-3700 BEELSTBOMG FUEL CO. aluck students from KenUworth will re- | WaneN Dehnz. James L. DeNich- from -were put on by dens headed by mpl Neville, Jr., David Palmorc, Jose- Chief Fred Falzone reported, the *"" . , •*..requested recreation ^lesk in the park. un. C •"'..., . ' - sols. Paul J: DeCorcia, Henry A. morrow on Page 4) CRANFORD PAINT & and «pluc«m«rt_«"J|£UAM». phine A. Picone, Evelyn J. Pin^ m 1717117 Civil Defense sound truck was sent coach or umpire also a ccivt their diplomas from J««»-, 00^^,^, ^ viola E. Doescher. to 0 at Competition will: at 9:30 a.m. Heating HARDWARE STORE 155 Cenlril Av«im« Jr through town Tuesday evening "P ^ the park torn I UNION COUNTY BUId CO. than Dayton Regional High School j Abo. Carol T. Dorfman, Blaseder, Joseph J. Rego, Frederick JLWO VFff HAMMOND OUa ATLA8 rOWII TOOLS MOVING and rcqucsUng rcsidcriU to. refiraln evemn«- \ tonight. , jW. Dvorsky, Robert M. Eisehfeld, Rica, Rocco J. Salerno, Irene B. Olau - OarOen Tools - HQUU Furnlihlnsa STORAGE Sarni. from using water for lawn sprink-. BRidge 8-0900 ' " exercises J Carolyn J. Elko, LoisM. End, Ed- To Be Honored Plumblii< SuppUe*.-. Wallpaper Also, Joan L. Scavuzzo, Ronald Ung or car washing for the dura- CHORD ORGAN 'Dependable, Friendly Qexvlee Since UtU' floor Sanding aUchlnca TAILORS i| tion of the current dry spell. 104 South Ave E. BR 6-1870 J. Scurek, Robert E. Sealc, Ray- t:; and you'll play * complete tune on 1 North Ave~ E. . Cranford w AND CLEANERS Cunningham, staff feature writer mond A. Seltsam, Joyce C. Sherba, Chief Faltone explained that. it the first tune you try. You won't have of the Newark News, who is a i Ferguson. V™** Hefferran VirginiaVirginia; M.. Smith,, RrRobertt Splllp - KENILWORTH — Kenilworth (Continued on Pope 4) Olird IhlgtT of y«Ur Wft liuiid (irrnwH u imtton to take leaaoas... you'll teach yourself. |iluy a full, rich r«l. On citlur kcytM>nnl LOVELAND FUBLCpT" recogni^authon^n^aUJ^ *•*£«*'•*£?*. man, Joanne C. Spital, RutH A. post 2230i vFWi will honor Wil- 1 1 '—•• "' " v.iuM iittHl lot it of jiructire to LINCOLN facets of New Jersejrs past Stupakk, JaneJtt B B. Suesserman, h QMcn snd Dariiel De- You won't need practice : s ; youil Chord BU1CK 16 South Union Ave« Cranlold I Beverly A hit tl.r rijihl «h«r,l. | CABINETS present. • '" , . Frank J. Tavendr, Beverly A. at .ii iointt Presbyterian progress by playing.. Bale* and 8«r»lc« Genuine'—-. Paul Patetta. Prop. I Organ doe* it with « wngle button. GMC TRUCK SALES EXTEBT WORKMANSHW e: June Jespersen. R. Tyjewskl. Gcr- meeting with the auxiliary in Vet- QOOD USKD CARS Mkei Also. John H. Johannsen. Jr^ Vacation School Families Have More Fun KOPPERSCOKE vrro. HENRY P. TOWNSEND Cleaning % Cranlnf a) ajdo E: Vinella, Rosemarie Whelan crans' Center tonight, , \Cben there's a Hammond Chord Organ III M. Braid BL EUaakalk BRidg* 6-1144 MILLWORK & CABINET CO. aaul lu^alrt and Joan Wright. Plans for, the event were reveal- EUzabeth 4-3300 On _L*dltt«' and M«n'« Gun Opening Monday in the home you'll have family concert* MS NOKTH AV«.. «.. CKANVOKO Custom Made , MOVING A'BTOBAOB ed last Thursday at a meeting of Kitchen Cabinets — Formica Tops GAKWOOD — Daily Vacation ant) Hing-festa -iii wonderful muuic FACK1NO the auxiliary. Mrs. Pearl Watson, Westfield Motor Sales Co. CHestnui 5-4921 OPPORTUNITY Bible School will begin at Gar- parties with friends and neiphbon*.; ; • DEUC4TESSENS * t UPHOLSTEREJgJI president, said that Mr. Von Ohlen wood Presbyterian Church ' on Authorized Showroom: --" HOSCIIL- til Narth A»«., ^. We.ti 8PARE TIMC — PVLL TIME 628 W. l«t Ave. and Mr. Desablo have contributed Monday' and continue for two Want to know hqw it sound*? Then CRANTORD Now enjoy- Earn aa U alee wkly In a lew aaan send the coupon for your free, LP COLONY DELICATESSEN WEUtneld 2-4464 NO. RELUNO REQIiniED much time in the renovation of weeks from 9 to 11:30 a.m. each UPHOLSTERY SHOP MO'VENDINO MACHINES, the post center at 21st street. record of die amazing municai effects Complete LANDSCAPE f, Kantner * »•»» asiabllsh accta -1ar y*a 1 fcal day. /., easy superb CAR Also at the auxiliary meeting you can enjoy on the Hammond Chord DIUCACUB UphoWerln. & Interior D«on al repeat lUau w«4 by I Theme of the' school this sum- 0KRV1C* CONTRACTORS • 81* Covere - rurnltur. B«rf» OWNEK8. Mrs. Hazel Von Ohlen, Mrs. EJca- will be "Pioneering With PAINTING NO AGE LIMIT mcr ..... _, Organ. • . • ' 8ALU •" ' Drape* - Shad" nor Bolunck and Mrs*. Watson were grass cutting Nul have ear «n« MM ler murt» MM Iicpalra ROBERTS & WtfSE !«•% fraaa. Write . far eaat- •>*• M. A. Williams lte a»aUi A»a. «• reference aad fhanc. 28-30. Mrs. Elsie NebenfuhrSvas arc eligible to attend. Used Car* PAINTING and DECORATING I jj appointed a color bearer to fill a "One AnotheOn Christ" will be Wl me beer how ELECTRICAL • LANDSCAPE CONTHACTOHS Cbonl Orgaa ik. WEstiiald 2-1031 Carpentry and Alteraiiona' VENETIAN JET vacancy caused by the resignation the sermon top.icNrf the Rev. Eric Onefinerr of ymirri|:)it liaiul |>luy« the uieUxly. • Waatnald CONTR.1CTORS tal Ma41ua Are.. Eliubetb. N. .J of Mrs. Helen. Kocrner, '; S. Tougher, pastor, at the 11 a.m. Jl« Worth Ei Treea — lJiwn» — Shrubbary . "BRidge 6-704? BLINDS A rummage sule wlll^-be_held worshipwil servicl bee Sundathis- y SundaySchool. "iHrture'MUMC" that t«-iU\»hi«h kcy« to play. 30 SENECA KOAD - iHrture'MUMC" tha Grudlns — Excavating Wednesday and Thursday-at 30. There - ^^ cv.^1 AaUnas. Yound'grcut tli«" lir«t timr you try . \ . uud Union County (or 24 year*" classes it 9:45 a.m. Youaound'grcut tli«" lir«t timr you try . • BERSE BROTHERS CRANFOHD First street, Elizabeth. ' .you get belter cvtry time you |>luy. THOMAS BENWATl BRidge 6-3284 De Solo • Plymouth UPHOLSTERY SHOf If Vo Answer. BRidge 6-3181 PLUMBERS Venetiad Sales * Banlea Kenilworth Grade Schools IVEitlUU t-104* CONTKACTOa 124 Thomas St. ' Cranlord BRENNAN & TOYE BRidge 6-0893 US. Norlat Avi, W. t| Plumbiruj — Heating lte S»alB *»••> Report Varied Activities INDU8TH1AL WUUMO b Tinning KENILWORTH — The kindergarten classes went on a picnic to PACKARD Echo Lake Park last week and were fortunate enough to have perfect WESTFIELD CO.. INC BRidg* 6.-19M MclNYYRE'S BRidge 64269 weather. On Friday, they walked over to the fire station and tirst South Avc, E. Cranlord | aid building. The firemen were Expert Watch and •very helpful and explained about' dows. The children brought from •M MaHk tlk M- Lawn Mower Shop Repairing home, empty boxes of cereal, milk PLUMBERS m•heo equipmentifiulDincnt. They^le----- .- t the ch^l-r, . and cans of food, that Cartons, ' BALES — 8ERV1CB West Wi.leiios — ••••• dren sit in the truckICRs» anu. d rin^g the be the supcr- Vie true story of a man stricken tiritfL.v SILENT to AUlliurized VABTB — WELDDiO CHAPMAN BROS. Watch and lowolry Ce»W| MOWEt bell; Everyone was thrilled by „,„!<} be yscd to m FLORISTS the experience. . The classes were market as realistic as possible Anthortoed Plumbing & Heating Contractor* STUUtUAKJOl 3 Euitman St. BWTAJIT 5TAKTOSC — plug in — MOW supervised by Miss Helene Austin Many suggestions were offered multiple sclerosis Reo-Edipse-Excello JOUIUNCJ — OIL. lUJKNtKa .. hak'» Si BolVlco DEHMER'S and Miss Joan Meyer. in naming the store. Finally, it Una Other Famous M*»» • A1H COHD1T1ONINQ «o sa& • duTJ handloi »ilh ease The children in Mm. Mae was decided that the name, "Pick WEstiield 2-464S A New Plac" This is David G., a victim of MS. At 19 he was in Uncle Sam's Navy. I FLOWER SHOP •lUVUt M»VK)« . BRidge 6-1320 smooth deaa cul-ewn spread ol dipp'ingi Kook's 2nd grade becume very in-r and ' Play," which Alan Levl North Avc. t. Wc.tHcld fLOWKHS IO» 3fl North Avc, T. Catitord Embroidery terested in the observance of "Flag gave was the best. Ronald On return he married and started an upward climb to an EVKRV OCtAKIOM WEatfieU 2-2528 in the fashion wtwli instant bright adjustment I'rie worship most uucoptalple to 1 -.i» Day."\ They read stories, wrote Schneider was chosen to be store* Member F. T. D. tU N. Elme* Bt. WeatBeld. N. •»• Ing rostumts. f' executive position. Then MS struck and struck hard. BRldfl* 6-1032 God conteb [rom u ihuukfijl, und " il MconWilirnial S year guarantee stories, and made pictures of the keeper. LJnda Ochmc and Robert BANK AND banding itiay( be us For the past 4 years he has been confined to a wheelchair. Cranford cheerful lu>ur» ; —Plutarch 1870 PHONE BR 64080 first (lag and our flag today, Cheater were chosen to be salcs- 113 N. Union A»e. ire also employ* by o m SCOTT a. so«. Seedsmen since In Mr*. Sophie rcrpcras' class, people. The sales person who SAVINGS ming. _ . for a taxi. Time, tide and'traf- 'His dreams for the future have been shattered. But he lives in npUte uiik al accessories. thce children were studying about brought the most customers would INSTITUTIONS fic wait for no man .... *av* conr wonderfud ffradesl tsupero tel-l and found soon. Won't you please help? Money for research.and FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION ries ... «o br taxi. You'll like WCDDINQ A * HAROLD F.BENNER| Iin them"e classroomciussiw-. Th*•-e- construe-'V,tam - market. MiaMiss Edna Mulligan's fl Eyes Examined our reasonable sates. tion or the store was done by two market, M^ flwt ^^ patient aid is desperately needed. . "* woan oua SHADES Incorporutua . LIBERAL TRADE IN ALLOWANCE aXviiaa or AUL AOB« I eighth grade boys,_ _WUUw.and Mr* ^^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ n VUriata* Tala«tatk DeMverr'Aaa*m. '*im aitrdf i i * "'ail your contribution to HOIXAND MADISON Paintinfl rldecs »nd Robert Shrcve. . .a a ~M "^M vaf a^* n (nDTA ~Multiple Sclttoitii; CJQ Postmaster DflrG.UINDMAI Authorized ptJCO XORK ClX>tB OF PLAINFIELD BODY TMs Adver»it*fn«Af Contributed by * FOOD MAAKETS * Optometrist Addolias AJbenta Maker, tolly J«--. «*fJiJJ& then planned to DtrtstoM or THE cmiernu PIANO ca. of XEUAKK runic snvia tucraic AND GAS COMPANY invite their parents Iwtured Sauinflj ~ Horn* CHA8. KURTZ RICHARD HARTIG 107 N. UNION AVE. Welding - y 627 PARK AVENUE, PLAINFIELD OOUO (Continued OH Put* 21 • tMlnul %i CaatM. Kaa^Uwat«Bi caoics BUATS * (JOHNSTON rAINT 8BO»> BRIDGE LINDEN the awning up. ISO E. ST. GEORGE AVE. aDft Walter R OfHliJiaiy lo WwyUyx 9^0 A.M.IO 9 P.M. • Saturday 9 ulO A. M. lo 3:30 1'. M BRidget-UOO flBflCIBBI — VROZKM BRidao 6-1332 m SOOTH V.. 101 N. Union An, 7-3800 •aet Janay aaar * / •ertft Wea« ,v C^ANTORP C1TIZPI AND CHRONICLE, TlrtmsbAY. JUNt 20. 1957 V Steven Staruch,- Mrs. Herman •n by recitation o^ the Rosary and • rv Commandeer W Wallace Pinkin 1 Stef f en and Mrs. Harry Sutherlin. School with a special d tht th ftenedictipn.toy the Rt. Rev. Msgr . June Hidi.:TCgtineeg~KaTnlien»> NovyNy. . ^ab^^ VFW P«M*t Holding -It was announced that the post award of a wrist watch for hlgF John M. Walsh, pastor, in, the" NOTICE TO CBEOTTOK8 years at college Miss Sona belong BwrbaraKurlowicz, Patricia Ma-1 Ann Plckarski, Dorothy E. program on Friday. ^ Social Saturday Night ayeragelh American history went Church of tit. Anne. ESTATE OF UZZUE M. DEBEM ed to Sigma Eta Sigma Hono,| fkowsky and Ann Marie Miliano. ienn,, Lo JosepJph Rataski. Recitations included: "Prayer ,*•» jSfq GARWOOD —' Bay Leaf Post to Ann Marie Miliano at the eighth ' Secret pal birthdays of the .fol- 2nt to th^ordt* of CHAKLES A- Society. ' Presentation* of the various Ann Marie Riccardo. William for Flag Day," Sandra DeSante; grade f»raduation exercises in Lin- JR.. Surrogate of the Countjr of awards was made by Teaching 1H .Rlley, Selma A. Sauted David 6807, Veterans of Foreign Wars, lowing were observed: Mrs. John ui»«. j^Hon'ihe' tutu day oi "America, the Land I Love." Janis School on Monday ni^ht &k as By Council Principal Louis A. Dughi. John Silva. Mary * Anne Simone, Ozolins, .Barbara Stout''and Neil will hold a socialin Bay Leaf Me- Mayer. Mrs. WilliamHaney. Mrs. A^^ £^'"0?^ On September 7, Superintendent of Schools Lewis Leonard N. Spina. Barbara Jane Kewietfi Gofcfier Marries KEOTLWOMB—Two hundrtd RTH _ ' No d decision Williams; "My Country,"r Robert morial Hall at 9 pm. Saturday.j Ralph RendineUi. Mrs- Lawrence , ,, o,^ *«»**. %"£„»<£«» pitting the lamou* Buck Finn Day Thomas, Edward H. Tiller, Joseph Mats have been re****«d tor «be .cached at the bearing Tues: F. Laird presented the graduating Charles Zarzecki is chairman for. Society K T^lH /ftlley as rei Janles Truono. William K. Trzcln- Alimontl, Robert Madara, Kath- AshorT, Mrs.iRobtrt Dibble, Mrs. , O Exhibit to the subscriber under a«th Btlly Gfaham Crusade service in Well Attended night by the Borough Council class of 62 students to Mrs. John erirte Melka. Richard Kennedy and the affair. Friend Durriw. Mrs. Jbhn Serin. - E^^ETS VSFLZLStt Muw Anne Morie Moron fiW KeoUworth to day application by Walter A. Teuscher, president of the Board ski. James Paul Verlotti, Marjorie Bake Sale in August Tfl?«««r>T» Square Garden tomorrow KENILWORTH — About 280 Carmen Cusmano; "Our Flag." Friday night at a: 1906 tolW* *nd, on for renewal of his plenary Warchol and Barbara Anne Assisting andMrsJ.J-Crowley. ; »*™"£tt '£' UXJ1&& tl°^ - The evening for a delejatlon^ from children attended Huck Finn DS. 'of Education, who conferred the Peter Ecob; "Flags." Sheryl Law- gen^aTc^nupT/p head-| GARWOob-Pi™ for a bake worth v«ltn one of Its "Tiiii iiauor license. diplomas. Wrhel. Hostesses tor the evening" were «u««;y »J rccovt.rlnt. — — —'-•»• KenUworth Gospel Chapel Saturday. It was sponsored bt. charters interior were: Mr. J>nd ^lc ttoo htid in August were and humorous eras, be en- Rehearing had been set Job - The program included presenta- rence; "Song for the Flag," Bonnie Mrs. John' Sincavagoi Mrs. Peter Kenflwortti Post 2280, Veterans Jl Mrs. ThomaTh s EglesEnglesee . MMrr. and ''dlscusswi' at a meeting of St. Siragusa. Mrs. Paul Skocypiec, Executor. receipt of a petition by 27tion of a musical comedy, "The Rambo and Anna Massari. and Foreign Wars. I lowing Secon4 Graders Present Mrs. Ralph G Mann. Jr.. Mr. and, , n v Rosarv Society last Thurs- Mrs Gottfried. Sohler, Mrs. Carl Bernard Stulnrr. Any., vard,v took place Sunday afternoon Band Wagon," by members of the "Our Flag,"* Harry McDowell.' - HIM E. CJrand St., There were ipany" prizes .ts of the area protesing re- Mrs Charles Gorombey, Miss Flor-, -™ -. •.- • • • ^ , Fees »14.0f» JBS9 ^Robert Alimonti's mother sent a Soltis. Mrs. L. Sparks. Mrs, Ru- 7-3 of the license. Mr. Wbitley graduating class under direction in St. Aedans Church. Jersey Ctfy. tented to the children for the ' Program on Flag Day dolph Stanko, Mrs. J. Stanko, Mrs. h orating.of all local business and ^^a ^ one of the Maple Inn at North of Mrs. Dorothy H. Tearse, and flag for each child representing a 'fish caught, for the most operates. GARWOOD — Flag Day was UJ Graham's services sponsored Seventeenth street and Monroe there were selections by the school marked by the second grade in I different, country. Give Awards caught and for the biggest band, directed by Sanford ,,Knol- Post Ipn, Union. by the chapel, a delegation oflOO The first aid squad assisted thel —The Commun- ' The signers of the petition had ler. '. having attended the June 1 meet- gathering along with n nurse,; Committee ritcd another petition which they Invocation, was by the Rev. Wal- 10 Shirley Cardeila. submitted t._o th. .e Boroug. h ter C. Pughi pastor of St. Paul's Vacation Bible School wffl be Refreshments were also served.) held in the chapel from M°rt*7 on October 16,-1956, in Evangelical and Reformed Church, o'clock S Named At I ° ». • ~ ' ' ««.v, Barker of Alleniown. Pa.) be promoted ot the ; «vi>i»«v#,»»^^»...WORT—H —— Committee through Wednesday. July 3. fJO they made ten charges ^^ benedlctidn by tht; Rev. Les- CHOICi OF ANY cousin of the bridegroom'and Mrs. ^ _ heads were appointed at the Ken- am.—12:00, for all children of the (Court Qofiing st the establishment ranging ter McGuiness. assistant pastor of cc Uworth Garden Club picnic re- the Church of St. Anne. . John Gleeson of Jersey City. j ^,1 cniidrfh who have a perfect nityy; TransporUtioTrasp n (Contijiye.t /rpm p?oc ij loitering to bolsterousness. .cently by Iftrs. Stanley Nippins,! £rom Pvt. Ronald Golcher, who isattendance record will receive thosh e whh o caann not •re accused of beating and e Borough Following the exercises, the | newly elected president 'available foforr those w The Borough Council had graduates and their guests were stationed at Lorin* Air Force Base,j the ones who have A", h charged Mr. Whitley employed a, Wards and easily readTthe chapel through the 'clothing off Joseph Fains^.., char 19 BRAND Those appointed to head com- feted by the Parent-Teacher As- Me. served as best man for hismissed only one day will receive .^NET* HI > AT.TL4J W of 360 Monroe avenue, and a 16. bartender from out-of-state who ttees were: Mrs., Paul Arthur, Urc. MacKenzie. ._ . • sociation at a dance in the school brother, while Dennis Golcher of honorable mention, Dot registered with the A.B.C. Joseph Giordano of Bamden.| year old youth. was auditorium. Refreshments , were Kenilworth and Walter Epple. Jr., The Junior Department will also V*' turn, Mrs. Hah Freldrick- Hcwas found guilty and it was or- son, Birds; Mrs. Carl Stuonfel, Conrt, wfll teach the Bible '. Parham has been released un- served and there was dancing from | of Irvington, brother and cousin give leather bound Bibles to those dcred that the tavern be closed for Conservation; Mrs. Stanley Nip- in the upper schoolpn the^ der $1,000 ball. (, 0:30 p.m. to midnight. . of Uie bridegroom, served .as.ush- who.are moving lrom the third.to five the fourth grade. • • . ' pins, Garden Center; Mrs. J. Honors The graduate? went to Rye .ers Mrs. . Golcher, who was graduat- In addition, at the 11 o'clock Strack, Garden Therapy; Mrs. Wil- Beach, N. Y., yesterday for their ed from Rutgers University this service, four college students will' liam Hetman, Junior Garden; Mrs. Feature annual class trip. C*. Reid, Program; Mrs. Arie Van- neys with Jesus." THe program j g^^ylow graduated froml ~ (Continued from Page I) Today whl be the last day of month, is also a graduate of St.speak. • Ruth Ann Stupap k and 0 1 h e r (Continued from, page 1) derstel. Publicity; Mrs. O. Reid, also includeclud s handwork singing.| UataiBg School M * ?^^ ^ . |;? « Shirley Ann Wall. Sandra Benevolent Association, for most school and the pupils will return Dominic'ominics AcademAcady in Jersey City. Richard Tyjcwski.wil.w l ggive a..talk, and memory work. ^ valedictorian and le Why I Want To Goo To ColCol- Flower show; and Mrs. C. Bar-W r: da progress in. science -and mathe- tomorrow morning to pick up their Mr Golcher is J flight agent for , on "*' Giordan" - o wU-"•l addres--"-^~s- a-"U• ^ - - -honors- , winnin.,__._g- tour4—• ^aroUean Wirsig. lege " Joseph Henwbrth will give barise. Books. , lolastic matics. report cards. Teachers will be in Mohawk Air Lines, and is a li- departments off ththe J^rJO0»_ Also. Gary Andres, Richard Gal- his speech on "What I Like Most Plans were ma9e for the coming Parent-Teacher Association hon- the schools today and tomorrow to censed commercial pilot. He is a Hour, except the beginneis and «.*__ the Lions Club tusk!, Thaddeus Gurdak, Michael complete their records. veteran of four years in the Navy About CollegeCollege.." aarid Kathleehl n year. On June 28, the garden dub or medals for scholarship, leader- eteran of four years will go to Lyons Hospital to make nursery, on Sunday at 11 ajn-award of a $25 savings bond for Haluko, Michael • Katica, Joseph i th upl ship, cooperation* citizenship, loy: After a Florida trip, the couple Meredith will speak on What My bedside flower arrangements. Sunday School members who arc who would be considered Cusardi, Michael McDonald, Peter Diploma Will Menn To Me. graduating from college, high in his community. He re- North, Robert Novy, James Ryan, alty and participation in school ac- Claudette F. Butler SPINACH/PEAS & CARROTi STRAWBERRIES will live in South Orange. Mrs. Stanley Nipplns, president, tivities went to the following: On Monday the. Dally Vacation school and elementary school wil- .»,^«.an .honor roll certificate, Robert yercoski and R6bert Wil- • Richard Beylon, David Chinchar, ASPARAGUS SPEARS. BROCCOLI SPEAR^ PEAS, 1 also had a .quiz on plants and Receives BS Degree Bible School win meet and will MBS. KENNETH PARD GOLCHER be honored at this service. and Superintendent of Schools Ed- helm. • jean Deredita, Marilyn Haydu, Graduation Awuifl'.. be honored at this s and Superintendent o ; KENILWORTH — Miss Clau- CAULIFLOWER. FRENCH BEANS, CUT CORN, last through July 3. The passes trees. '— I Patricia Makowsky and Ann Ma- . (Continued from page, I) Giordano wfll also ..speak'at the win Kraus presented him with the dette F. Butler, daughter of Mr. PLUS ANY OTHER VARIETY to~twb-men-from -India—and-a _Thelre is, nothing .so..fatal to• j Miliano....» — .:...- > nresenledtoC iKi Jacobsons, "MrsTMay ind Letter* to the Editor rpmr service- - Fitzpatrtck inaustrial^Artsaward. r e and Mrs. Claude -H. Butler-of- 33 a.m. Tuesday the official Korean. The trio spent the day character as half-finished tasks.-•, certificates for most effort and S. 23rd street has been graduated and Thomas Cassio received hon- At 8 p.m Miss Thelma Ponser's classed erir Aservice for I»rayer and Bible ^ aIsoWeived the Band Booster subjects , ^^ hers joyed the afternoon which was participating in church activities study wiU be heW on Wednesday d. Oavid Lloyd George progress in particular New Jersey t TeacTh at MAY FAIR board will hold its regular meet- Kenilworth, N. J. Awal orable mention and visiting in members' homes. were awarded by the Teachers. full of many activities such as June 14, 1957 at 8 p.nu when discussion of the Kenneth plans to go to Jonathan College at Newark, with a bache- . The Recreation Commission i In the evening, they conducted a NOTICC Or INTENTION Association as follows: named Loretta Hocrth and Thomas I *"• baseball,,fishirtg nnd/Kick ball. Of Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, Book of Hebrews will be con- p^ton Regional High Sch6ol. Take notice that WILLIAM 3. Ftn- and I lor of sdence degree. ot dogs, soda panel .discussion on conditions in PATRICK, tradlnt as F1TZPATRICKI English, Carol Griffiths course, all enjpy Cranford, N. J. ' P 3 f Miss Butler is a graduate of Cassio as the best athletes. Their Keiiilworth School Refreshments their countries take place at 7 a-m. Thursday. / Joan Soiia Graduates has applied to the Mavor and CountU Basil Dubrosky; spelling, sportsmanship presentations went and ice, crca: Dear S'ir: .•••;.. of ths' Borouth of Kenllworth. N. J. lot Regional High (Continued from Page, J) Anthony a Plenary- Retail Consumption Uctrat to Sue Ann Epplo and Alfred Un- were served/by Mrs. In the. name of the Italian- From Monldair Stale tor premises situated at Michigan Aw. They decided to- serve free re- Trespawing Senlehee* glaub. Mazzorese, /Chairman, and Mrs. I American Welfare Association of KENILWORTH — Miss Joan nue, 3S0 feet from Route 22, KentlworU, brosky; arithmetic, ^«e Davis and The PTA William J. Deans Pro- freshrnents and also, to give some Alfred Hiieny, Mrs. Joseph Ve'n-1 Kenilworth, I would like to take (Continued from PjyelJM U£TKS- «l Mr. and Mrs.Ttf .j • " . ' ' ' «• (Continued jiom pace 1) . Objections. If any. should be n David Murray; social studies, Ei- Graduate 51 . , Award was presented to form ' of' entertainment. Robert tre, M/£ Arthur Vitale, Mrs. J. this opportunity to express our trbl. the cemeterieemeterics coui^»*a im™ iu» - -~—. _ f 339 Okwoodave Immediately. In writing, to Philip J. Mt. I ..ft.'. gress Millers Grove, Kenilworth, blind leen Choborda and Arthur .Chal- • (Continued /rum page 1) Hope GJUek and George Gatta. Nelson, Janet Baker, Robert Stol- and" Mrs. Charles Gute- sincere gratitude to your paper for fill their beautiCcatiotfi n responsi- Charles Sona of 339 Oakwood.aye- Gevna. Clerk' of th« • Borough o( Km]. I chairman Eric Hamilton reported. worth. N. J. . . | enski; science, Carol Griffiths and Coles, Barbara Diane Cornelissc, . Those •' receiving Honor • Roll len, Linda Hnrmsen, Kathleen Transpbrtation was taken the publicity and coverage of ourbilities. he said. ' nue was graduated from Montclair . (Signed) . Charles Vitale, Jr. and John &. I John Mickiewicz. Awards for- beinc on the honor Znoy, sandwiches; Marianne Kin- \'y"-" • --—•--- meeting and activities. We feel Charles Frank Sr, his son, and State Teachers College with a BS WaLlAM J. F1TZPATBICK Jean Ann Criscola, Joseph An- Benninati, co-chairmen of the nr Norfil Michigan Avenue Also, music, Jean Deredita and f roll all four marking periods were: 1cai d John Mulle- - --y ahd. Henr .. y v Xpbxe of by mothers and fathers that the various articles printed in T. Geardino. all nxmt ~>^- degree in education Thursday. thony DeCicco. DOLE'S OR DEL MONTI bridge' employees of the Wood-1 Miss Sona will teach biology at KenUworth. N. J. (-»| Basil Dubrosky; art; Patricia Mc- Edith Abremsoh, .Joan Bancey, •{ sprcid p,»anut butter a Kenilworth Golden Jubilee youT paper have contributed to the Nancv Elaine Deremer, Nancy v mittee, reported the ' following bridge Monument Works, and Rob-» Cranford High School starting in Norris and Albert, Winkleman; NEVER TOO TART! NEVER tOO SWEET! Jeanne Bodnar, Nelson Brown, 1 ••....,• / growth of our organisation while She was a major in this Jane Eldred, Louis Albert Fon- p jelly on crackers. / _ ,m plans for the KenUworth Lions In physical education, Joan Moleen tcnclli, Joan Phocle Glock, llobot Thomas Cassio, William Dugmore, 1 at the same time advising the gen- «rtR. TerwilligerofFk>rhamPark,l « ^^ °"« ««» - —* Also, Michael C.iallombard6 anr Dexbeiliter• IO and John Mickiewicz; band, .Rich- Michael Figurelli, Brian Geiger. Clubs participation in the 50th eral public of* our aims and pur- of the Kennegbtt Memorials, New-1 «**«* wblle in, school. She is a Ralph Gray, Robert HY Griffiths, Anniversary Celebration, to be of West Side High] ard Beylon and David Murray; Dorothy Golonka, Loretta Hoerth, Ronal Schneider filled/ celery worth(Continue fund drivd efro omf UnioPage!)n Coun- poses. . A special vote of thanks J Antoinette Theresa Harnlsh, •Wil- held the first week in September. ark, were rined $5 costs and re- _—, Newark.'" ' "' ~ "'"** CRflnFQRD cooking, -Louise Manx; sey^ng, .Dolores Kedzierski, Eileen Kriud- stalks with cream chjseso; SallAlany cil. Bo• y- Scout• s of America, and he should go to Jack Seeland for his liam F. Kalman, Frank M. Ken- Levine, Joan Zamp A Labor Day Costume' Dance is ceived suspended sentences in I An honor roll student all four] Elizabeth NapoUtano; manual f son, Joanne Koenig, Lorraine Kor- as, WilUam has been active in fund drives of ti We aare sorsor- municipal court, but Judge Hughes I nedy, Dorothy Kokulak, Joy Lyrine M :.: Cilleen, planned at which time one ofexcellent MATWKE , training, Louis Afegelo; audio.vis- Krause, Rocco M. Lettleri, Mary- Burnett, and Alberta Mfakcr sliced the Union County Mental Health KenUworths young ladies will be J7 toV costs I URGE EAR Also, Christine Krupinski. Bet- Association. He is chaplain, of the , PLrdnfi«ld ^5477 POr. lilS »jru tai.-8aiL.BoL | ual aids. Sue Davis and Donald Elizabeth Lutchko. a variety of fsuit; Alberta Maker . recover quickly o criminal acUvity was in- SCOTT ISSUES • ,»t__ r u«n TuhlW- I nope he wWJkckg mnUS n Bock, and stage craft, Dennis Mc- sy Lang. Virginia Mathews, Anita .and Robert Nelson prepared glass- Kenilworth Optimist Club and ischosen Miss Golden Jubilee. Wed. thru Tves. June 19 - 25 Roberta McCaskill, James D. arid return to his desk as soon Cormick. McDonald, Joseph John McDon- McGovern. Ellen McLaughlln, es of punjjn and milk. • a member of the Kenilworth Ro- Also chosen will be n Miss Ken- possible. judge Hughes* ruling probably Alan' LADD Sophia LORZN 1000 Marilyn Murphy, Juno Pascale. tary Club. Thp Rev. Mr. nnd Mrs. ilworth and a Mr. Kenilworth, For attaining the scholastic hon- ald, Thomas L. McNamara, Jr., fe' Patricia Cesta, Joyce Con verso.' Very truly yours. will be appealed by the monumeni ta or roll for all marking periods, the Carol E. MeuseJ, Donald Mitchell, 'SOFT EVEN FOR BABY'S TENDER SKIN SHEET' Kenneth Potrylow, -Fred Pierro, Dexhelmer and thtlr four children circuit 1807 based on the best C. Joseph Aragona ' Linda/ Ann Mangano. • Suzanne group. "BOY ONTA pOLPHIN" Teachers* AssoelaUon. presented | Robert G. xfadasky,Ndk EdwarEddd ' JohJhnn traditionardress of that period. • •.'•• '•' —»•••-• ••• YOUR BEST TISSUE BUY I ROLL Beverly Rabinowitz, Ronald Sal- Bupper, Iinda Oehme, Richard resided at 15 South Eighteenth Publicity Chairman ball point pens to the following; Tyrone POWER Mai ZETTERUNG : each erno, Susan Simms, Carol Smith, :kerman, Marie Carol Monte- street. On Tuesday, September 3, J> coot Arthur Chalenski, Jean Deredita. • NOTICE OF INTENTION Alfred Unglaub, Joseph Vizzont, Alberta Maker, and Joan Take'notice that SEBASTIAN J. MAZ- and JoUa^oelz. 'sano, Diplpfnas AIR^QNDITIONED NOTICE OF INTENTION ' ZA. Trading as GARWOOD RECREA- sang and danced. I Nations "Week last yearv "ABANDON Take notice that MICHAEL. HENRY. TION, has applied to the Mayor and — WUiiam Ma- d KATHERINE PATRYLOW, trading Council of_tho Borough of Oarwood for tweij; Q|»«inteA4Miuliit^MMiH^t<^Ut<^,^M^a^hoji_Ti-Tr''—17"r'OT'r—r—y-—ir t
XRI1KOVQH OF UfiNULWiu'fc^lil-- r phy and Kenneth Patrylirtw. \ ,."**?""• ~r"C"^ «u" »• BOROUGOBOVGH OF KflNILWOKTf H "M6NK6YS Sebastian J. Mairai~res1a ei »t 415 Rah- Th». Band Booster ^rward went lompardo,. , Rober_. t Chester, Robert ri'BLIC NOTICE "JUNfilE MANEATER way Avenue. Westfleld, N. J. The Band Booster Nelson, David Sistek, and Henry PUBUC NOTICE U hereby given that raorosc•—»-*»•»!oroscD» ORDINANCORDNnainniANCA EC NONO... 81-lSI « StrU"Tand Sumner street. Kenll- Objections, if, any, should be made nneth Patry- the Borough 61 Kenilworth on the 38th AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CONCON- ON MY BACK'' immediately, in writing, to A. T. Moica. to Betsy Lang ahd ' Krupinski did some stunts with day of June. 1937, at 8:00 P.M. STRUCTION OF A STORM SEWEH Clerk.of the Borough of Oorwood; N. J. iD.ST.I at the Council Chamber*. • Bor- •ANADD THE nbi_sA0«M*NECESSARY» CATCw...H— W - A CAMERON MITCHELL 'Corky pf Gasoline Alley' i Sinned* low. the help of the physical'education BINS' rROM NORTH Ilth STRSET LUSCIOUS DEUCIOUS PURE POLANERS LONG GREEN, COOL ough Hall. Boulevard. Kenilworth. N. J. NORTH 11th ST NOTICE or nnmntoM A»enue. J. DIANNE FOSTER Plus Cartoons GARWOOD. RECREATION teacher, Mrs. gene. Mornhan. will sell all H» right, title and Interest tn WESTERLY ALONG THE DIV1DINO Coarenty. Sebastian 3. Mazxa LINE BETWEEN LOTS 40-A OWNED Tato Ti— mm- rtask M. J. — also — 12 The children also organized an the hereinafter • particularly described notice that JAMEm TWS WILLARt RANCHU North JOt201b i' t I Wed. utra 8st June 26 • 2* 415 Rahway Avenue wscs properly. a» Hold property Is not needed ObJecUons.. U -any.. shouM Be nisssn i Westfleld. N. J. . 6-30 orchestra. Steven Arhbrozy,. and for public ui».~ The property shall be th "WAR DRUMS' Ava GARDNER Stewart CBANOB (Co nued }Tom poor 1) BECKER AND feLgWIFE. A Immediately. In wrtttnfe to the Director I KenUworth. N. J. Strawberry Preserves of Division of o n $ Henry Krupinski played their ac- •old at public auction to the highest bid- ED WESTERLY FOR A a. rttnanr i5as™i5sss JNewark X N- J-l ,„ JJCX BARKER (Signed) BOROUGH OF GARWOOD Kramer/Elizabeth; Mrs. Howard der, upon the following terms and condi- situateConsumpuo* Nortnh '. MICHAEL. HENRY and cordians; Linda Oehme and Sutions:- ' 'THE LITTLE HOT' KATHERINE PATBVLOW. 6-30 PROPOSAL SMOKE FREE-LIQUID SHORTENING r, Marthn; Mrs. William Objections. U any. thouM be made FIERY RED, SWEET EATING, MOUTH WATERING zanne Burger. the piano; Sally' a. A deposit of thirty percent of the sale APPHO : ' PROPOSAL for the Paving Along Hazel i, Sarah;v Mrs. Lee Vrzal. Immediately. In writing, to Philip 3. Me- — alas — Avenue lrom Center Street. Garwood, Killecn, Joyce Converso, Lindr pricpr e shall be paid at the lime of the " Qevna. Clark of tht Borough of Kenll- NOTICE OP INTENTION and Mrs Edward Hill. sale. BE IT ORDAINED by the ' Governing I Qevna. Cl Randolph SCOTT Barbara HAU Take no'lce that CRANWOOD TAV- N J,, In a Westerly' Direction to the Ann Mangano, Alberta Maker anr* b. The balance of the price. In WcslAeld Town. Une. FOR THOSE COOL SALADS. sixty days Bodsdy o01f mthe puumBorougah o»f. Kenilworth:' | worth. N,Signed* Open EfS InThis applied to the Mayor and Ronal Schneider their string in- •ash.. shaUbiiuii >e paid withm smy aa>» Sectio- - n 1•-: Tha-^-t . a'stor..^^™m, sewe„,„,r„ with I it 1 000 Sealed bids will be received by the Wesson Oil ..< JAMES WnXAJRO NEVILLE Council of the Borough of a* * .', ]*•£ Mayor and Council of the Borough of _,__ membership" awards were StrumenU; Richard GiaCOSe tht alUr the sale, and the purchaser shall the necessary catch basins be constructed North Mil Street . "SHOOTOUT AT lor a Plenary ReUil ConsumpUon llc?n« L. ii A." »ii' trT » Vi» , , sW • prol>ortlo>iate share of the taxes reet Westerly g Garwood, County of Union, New Jersey, given to Mrs. • Granville Newton from North 11th Street Westerly along KenUworth, N. J. for premises situated at 316 North ave- at a regular meeting, to be held in the bells;. Patricia Ce&ta and David }rom the date of mle for the balance the didividini g llini e ' between Lots 40-A MEDICINE BEND" and Mrs. Tildon Falkcnburg. • - -- • - • • « ».___ of the current year and for any sub- owned by LeroLeroy McDanlelDtl s andd wifwifee, of the "'oMicers Borough Hull. Garwood, N. J.. on Tues- Sistek the clarinet and saxophone Sequent year, based on the assessed and 40-B. owned by Herbert M. Becker day, June 35. 1957, at 5:30 o'clock P.M. QFG! RICH, CREAMY, BREAKSTONE'S PURE - Mrs. Edward Dorrell presided. valuations, and existing tax rates. "president: Louis V. Peluslo. 513 Beech for the Paving of Hazel Avenue,_Gsr- respectively. For the finale, the and wife, and prolonged Westerly' for wood. New Jersey, between Center Street QFG! Refreshments •vVere served by the :. If purchaser • falls, neglects, or re- a distance of approximately 350 feet Avenue. Oarwood, N. J. . , QFG1 orchestra played several songs fuses to pay the balance due. together und the WestHeld Town Line. - > . 3 oz. pkg. Naomi Circle'. ~ , wim cn>i|cn «..,nd„ taxes._ ,, within the Westerly from North 11th Street- VIce-Prwudent: Andrew M. LoU""- Bid farms ttnd specifications may be' QFGI QFG! about shopping. The Grand Open- witlaidh sixty days, th• e »deposi— — t udthlmaden shalthel I Section 3: AU work Incidents! to the 530 Mt Pleasant Avenue, RFD I, South obtained, at the office of the Borough •aiw- d..i.ir.^ sixty 4days bv, thith>e Boroimdp h of Kenll- I construction of said storm sewer shall Clerk .Borough Hall, Garwood. N. J., on QFG! QFG! ing.on June 8th was 9 success.: be retained by the Borough f K be Jdone In accordance with the plans am) V h les the Govt-rninit "- — '- ~~~«»n,^, lutth the plans and * Beech Avenue. Oarwood. N. J. any business day between the' hours of Cream Last week, three of tbe 4th worth unless, the Govt-rninit Body, by be donifite Ii n accordancfor saide witworhk thpreparedbe plans amy) iaU Contumtttion lie aim nr snmm S12 6:30 AM., and 5:00 P.M. QFG! QFG! BOSOUOH OF KENHLWOPITU RekoluUonRolution, decides to tho» contrarycontrary.. * specifications for said work, prepared. by Objection!, if any. should be made publl- situated at 140 Boulevard. KanUworth. AU bids must be submitted in a sealed FAMOUS MANOR HILL FRESH COLE SLAW OR VKOVOaCO ORDINANCE HO. 51-H grade classes went to Nomahegan d. Purchaser shall pay the costs of- pul othf e Kenllworth• Borough .Engineer of the Borough Immediately: In writtag. to A- T. Mosca. QFGI AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE. RK- rev- Clerk of the Borough of Oarwood. N^ J-envelope clearly, marked: "PROPOSAL Pork for a. picnic. Mrs. Kathryn cation qf the legal Notice of Sale, Section 3: All of said work shall be FOR PAVING HAZEL AVENUE", and LEASE AND EXTIN9UISH THE PUB- stamps, and drawlnss of the LIC RIGHTS IN AND' TO CCBTAIN enue w»n.,., —._ _ done under the supervision of the En- CHANWOOD TAVERN, inc. the bidder's name and address. ' Ib. cup , LANDS LY1NCI WITHIN PASSTAIC deed. The property shall be conveyed gineer of the Borough ot Kenllworth. '^•wr. nnuM »>• Louis V. Pelusio, President ~.u.i A certified check for W-i of the *PLUSr Th«y'r# 8«oreMll*<' t0.*0*1*** AVENUE FOR ITS FULL WIDTH BE- by Bargain and Sola Deed, subject to Section 4: The sum of (3.500.00 is •-30.1 amount bid. or cash In lieu of check. 25 TWEEN THE EASTERLY LINE OF VKT-I ' restrictions of record. If any. und ton- hereby appropriated to meet the'cost of Gevna. Clerk o| the — •-• .„_„„_«., »haU accompany the proposal. The said Potato Salad UICHIOAN AVENU( AND A LINK I? Ing Ordinances. , milking uld Improvement, which sum worth. N. J. w . .x Or. J!1*, -.-°£L,. »<» deposit shall be considered a guarantee . DRAWN PARALLEL THERETO AND BRANS latNTia." INC. hi* |e. It shall be a further condition of sale has been provided for the purpose set l t Y ST the Director of Division ' of ----,- BENJAMIN BQDOOUtMO nJ^'"'.,2Ste. Si S5 .y^^? ,rV?a 'hit the bidder U.able and willing to DISTANT 400 FEET EASTERLY that where the Borough of Kenllworth forth' in this Ordinance • tn the capital 7 N RE ON A FLAVORFUL. TtNPER. QFO TQ^QUAUTY THERE'S NO SALTY TASTE WITH TULIP FAIR'S THERETROM. Beverage > Control for a Club License for sells a parcel of property having a Improvement fund through appropria- 140 Boulevard °^OF THiJi?13SiE UNITE5Sr»JS,D STATES, 4GarwJ^. .^? P"lorm thspecificatione work ins slrlcattachet accordancd e the premises situated at 33 South >tit frontage of more than fifty tion heretofore mode In a budget here- Kenllworth. V. J. enter into a contract with the WHEREAS. Pauulc Avenue for 1U full frontage of more than fifty fert, then thru J haTH«E ODolteUNITEd Dt oSTATES the Directo, Garwoor ofd thN.e wW tno .pecmcU,,,,, attached to the Street. KenUworth. N. J. In that instant, the purchaser shall not tofore adopted. _ __ Abbott «t Bsthard BlaeoUl Dlvliton of Mcoholle Beverage CControo l ^.y^Tind Council and furnish a com width between the Easterly Une oi • Names and addresses • of the officers be allowed to enct a home upon a Section 5: It Is hereby determined Music «k Lyrics by ^^ on Robt MncHtml E! V u£to premise, situated ^ld th^lddb d Michigan Avenue and » line drawn par- Club u£n»tor premise, situated epletionl^yud such wnUaci ^oulL dFailur the^ldder_be to compl^ awardy with- allel thereto and distant 400 feet East- and trustees of th» pknUworth Veterans piece ol property having leu than a that said Improvement iths ea generaBorougl heap of- BJehard AdtaMfc jerry at 211 South! Avenue. Oarwood. Center. Inc. ore: aUty foot frontage. . . , Itai Improvement of South^Avenue. Oarwood. Nelecte. J. d. the above may be cause for the Mayor Pork Roll erly therefrom, has never been accepted SABA BOXON * BOBERT BUSCal "HEAVEN KNOWS, The names and addresses of and Council to retain any part or jail . v m or opened by the Borough of KenU- President; John Sturtevant. 183 So. 23rd f. The Mayor and Council reserve the' Kenllworth. officers are as-follows: fficers are as -follow*: w _,. oTthe funds so deposited, to reimburse SWOKEDHAMS * right to JU:cept or reject any or~all Section 8: Thto Ordinance worth as a public it real or highway or St. Kenltsrarth; N. J. rg Commander—Wallace M. Pinkin. 31» the Borough of Garwood for the ex- squar* or public place, and Vice-president. Joseph Smolar. i» Ho. WdsWd . effect In the manner provided by law. MR. ALLISON" FAMOUS HORMEL'S The Borough represents that title to Myrtle Ave., Oarwood. N. J. pense incurred by such failure. WHEREAS. It J4th St.. K-.nUworth. N. J said properties may huve bevn uro,ulred The Mayor and Council reserves the of the Borough of stenllworth _ Also — Senior Vice-Commander—Charli* Inc Body WHous. CoUae Managerx Avt.. .— Michael Venexla. 14» either by Deed, Tax r*oreclo>ure, or "in Public Notice U Hereby Given that the 0 vun right to reject any or all bids, which *c- that the publi_ c IntereS will be betur foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a AUDIX MURPH* lecki, 338 Willow.Ave.. O-f*? ^ Treasurer. Oearge Bender, 4o'8o. 34th Bern" Tax foreclosure. ' _ ' AI * - C O N DITI olf B D 161 Willow Ave.. Oarwood. N. J^tton in Its' opinion will best aerve^ the SHANK . served bvy releasing maid lands from St. KtnUworth. H. J. . The premises uarllculirly descrlljed ap- .meeting of the (Joveming Body of the Jv. Vice Commander—David H. Interest* of the Borough of Oarwood. II. dedication: ^ Borough of Kenilworth on the 11th day "GUNS OF Quurtermaster-Carmeto, Cu«mano. 409 PORIIOR Secretary. Arthur Buaao. !0B No. 33rd pear on tht official Borough Aunimtnl PeltLocus, 16t Ave.1 Willo. Oarwoodw Ave... OarwoodN. J. . N. By order ot the Mayor und Council Virginia Ham NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED St.. JUnMworlh: V. 3. So. JOthJMsp, a copy of uhlch Is'on file in theof June, 1SS7. It was then read for ot lie Borough of Oarwood. New Jersey. by the Governing Body of His Borough So J fORT PETTICOAT" Adjutant-RalphC O. Mann. 317 PORTIOM mm^ ^ , ^Trustee*. Joseph Amoroso, BendeM»nderr. I Office rt the Hi'iilalcr o( Union County. the first tlme.vrhe said Ordinance will bt ' '. A,. T- MOSCA, ' ot Kenllworth: . \ St.. KenUworth. N. J. Oeorge Minima* further considered for final passage by PARK FAMOUS TULIP FAIR Section 1: That the public rights in Prank- the Governing Bodv of the Borough ol FA*. Both In Color Borough Clerk. 45 So- 3«h St. Kenilworth, W. 3. . Ssle AVtU Ave. G^wood. N. J- Charles O«™rnbejj. 6-2U 59 and to Passalc Avenue for It* full width lyn Blunol. 15a Vembn Ave., Kenllwortlth h rrlce Kcnlhvorth »t the Borough Hall. Boule- Dated: June 11. US'. Full Cut Shiik Half *49< Full Cut Butt Half between the Easterly Une of Michigan N. J. Joseph Smular. W B. J4th, St.. I.l. vard. Kenllworth. New Jersey, at eight Mo E. 3nd Ave.. RoaeUe. N. J. »/•"« Avenue and a line drawn parallel there- tlM.OO Todlsco. 355 ThlrdjAve., Oarwood. N j BOROUGH OF GARWOOD Kenllworth. N. J. Michael Venexla. 148 tl. 19th Street o'clock Ip the evening ID.S.T.I on the Twlajr Utra Taes. J«ae,«*-U Sat. made to and distant 400 feet Easterly therefrom. W. .Colfax Ave.. Bo»«ne Park. N. J 35th day of June. 1M7. At -such time Objections.. U &ny. should be . PROPOSAL be and the same is hereby vacated, re- B ' 13,10.00 Bbbetf MITCHUM Deborah KEHH ERROL FLVNN in ' hiuiu-dlately. in writing, to the t Arthur Rusao. tOt No: 13rd St.. KenU- and place, or ut any time and place to »l the Division of Alcoholc Bcv«ru«c PHOPOSAC for the construction of a leased and exl!ngul»he#. worth. N. 3. Charle* keutcr. 90 So. 33rd N. l»th-Street whicii such ii:eet!ng may be adjourned, all Combined Concrete Curb and. Gutter on Section 3: ThU Ordinance shall take PHILIP J. McGEVNA. "ADVENTURES OF Control. 1100 Raymond Boulevard. NeW- St.. Kenilworth. N. f. Bruno ZampaalUonea . Uorouuh Clerk personans Interested will be' given an "HEAVEN KNOWS, Haxel Avenue. Garwood. from Center effect Miter final passage and publica- 33t Monroe Ave. 6-10 rtunlty to be heard concerning such StreVt in a westerly direction to the tion In the manner provided by law. worth. N Dated: June U, oppol Just Phone ^ ^ u;Ar POST NO. W Warren. ISO *th St. Kenil- I Ordinance. MR. ALLISON" ROBIN^OOD" Veterans of Foreign Atfarj of «» Wemtfleld Town Line. . ... N. J. Denis MouMer. 45 No. Utth By Order of the Governing Body. v CHICliiM PARTS Sealed bids will be received by the N*Uee St.. KenUworth/ N. t- Daniel DtFablo. PHILIP J. McOEVNA. Flua — WALLACE M- PINKIN Comra. Mayor and Council of the Borough of ' Public Notice Is Hereby Olven that tht 44 No. 30th St. KenUworth. N J Arfi- Borough Clark. AUDIC MURPHY JErwoqd. County of Union, New Jer«y. Dngan's Wdlsley Fudge foregoing Ordinance was Introduced at a rew Cannariato. 1< So. 30th St.. KenU- | Dated: June 11. 1887. S-30 "BLACK EAGLE" at a regular meeting to be held In the (-•• meeting of the Governing Body of the worth. N. J. Vincent Werner. U» Quinton "GUNS OF Sorouih Hall. Garwood. N. J.. on Tues- Buy the part you like best- for Barbecuesor Prcnics SHOP 'N COOL COMfORT Borough -ot Kenllworth on the 11th day Ave.. KenUworth. N. M Enjoy the advantages The Story of a Mor«- day June SS. IK". •' »:30 o'clock P.M.. •':\t of June. 1B31SS7T . It waass then roaread for Nicholas lor construction of combined concrete the tint time. The said Ordinance will be of this new WfKt PAYING AU Technicolor Program DOES YOUR curb and gutter on Howl Avenue. Oar- further considered tor final riWfUr Jacobl. Sr. M Arbor St. Kenll- We*L S New Jersey, between Center the Governing Body of the Borough J Kobrrt Moldenhauer. S3 So. Street and the Wctfleld Town Line. Pleasantlyl , HeolttifMHVHltfi . Kenffe/orth at the Borough Halt Bo »h St.. vJSS&.V J. Jolu. Sturtt- •ut UCOND caiuetuti** 0<»•<• Item Ihe I»» Council and furnUh a com- A Mo«l Co««o«l««it Cxpirt raoair Mrvic* on is being celebrated at all stores featuring If KEHILKORTH I • A H Storting N*rt Monday)— —" fCO- SATURDAY --1 lo F OUfwmert I The:'Borough of Oarwood for the ex _ PARKING IN REAR - The Human Projectile, world's greatest Incurred by such failure. WI^ES - UQIIOBS - BEER Coll tn noM** Mayor and Council reserves «the « F1UCE w brew teflMtipn, plus three otha t>g acts; I rUhl to reject any or all bids whjet 32c W* Si|| H«JUnd. OM Boh*mUn t HoHs ' ~ HUmbeMt 2-0244 CALLCULUGAN '"* i•n ,u opinion wUl best serve «v • FREE CHECK CASHUfO ratrta *-12O0 II Th Vloat /^r fun HAVKS NELSON, PHILLIPS* CO. New HUbbord 7-5414 4 | of tn. Borough ?fMo8cA TO CAIIM DRAKE DAILY 0V« WCBS RADIO CALL BR 64676 SJWWCI ail HMH 24: 12 HOLMI tT« MXU3OW* Botough Clerk. SINCLAIR X***' DBM1M ICUft-lltl MM uTmu , - M*MMM* <0**»AN7 , HPR^^^Pw^^^^^^^ •(•' . ,
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'.>',':• ' •••"•. ' — ~y-rz-<--r — - --• citANtdftD tamm Aim*»ottctx,THi«ii^T.wmao,i957 will be held Saturday for John j Inch at iHe time the request was KlimeW «8i of. 325 North avi Begins Left** Monday WMM Matter Degree received from the water com* Leonard Named paity), but that water ootuerva- from Dooley Funeral Home, Floraphile tlon was refiiefted because come North avenue, west, Cranford, National School other, cotnroun^tiei served bs A natlve\of Brooklyn, Mrs. Orfthence to the Church of St.AruvT ErneitW.tayerty- lived in Cranford 40 years before Six Straight Athletes Win P>lhfield-Unlon hid been tiaving where a high requiem mass \:-\\\ ^ [Tigers, Giants Lead The Cougar basebafiwam went (fab Plans Ernest W. Laverty of Port-au- going to Fanwopr nine yean ago. ottered by the pastor, the Rt. RCV Safety Chairman trouble with^ low preMUte. all out In the latter part of the Become Very Tight She was a member of the Fanwood Msgr. John M. Walsh. Intern Behind the no-hit pitching of Joel Ostro, the Suburban Trust 1 Victor E. Leonard, Who taught Peck died/Tuesday morning after season to come up with, an 8-10 Their Letters Jack McKay pitched a no-hitter for the Tigers last week to help a short illness. ~ - Presbyterian Church. Her husband will be In Mount Calvary c\- defeated the .league-leading Del Stones, 5-1. to move into a tie Project in Garwood Public Schools from 1 team overall record. The team was athletes were presented keep them in first place in the American League. In the Nation-, Precaution* Mr. Laverty is the father of Mrs. died in 1938. tery , linden.' 1 1934 to 1943. has been elected loT first place. ,. ••" . '•• ' •• . . » • • With varsity letters at the Awards Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Mr." KUmek. a retired tool maker I 1-7 through iu first eight games al League the Giants remained in the top spot. ... Plans' for a sale of dried ar- national chairman of the National James H. Slocum of 103 Hernlng Apgar pitched a good came for the Del Stones yielding the five Assembly Monday held nt Cran- Harold Steele, with whom. she died Monday at his home. and then turned on the. steam to •- .• •'-—--— '- —— | The Cranford .Businessmen Ti- rangements were made at the final Safety Council's elementary school For Vacationers avenue. .,s m the last inning, fcart Os- win seven, ot the last 10 games, *ord High School. There wert meeting of the Floraphtle Garden Services will be Thursday eve- made her home, and a grand- A native of Poland, Mr. ?ers defeated the Martin Jeweler: section. He will assume th<^ posi- lived In Garwood 40 years. H> p:it Davies and Carl Peterson six of which were consecutive. also twenty-one junior -varsity let- Issued by Chief ning at Woods Funeral Home, daughter. Mrs." Janet Hubcny, .. fl Girl Athletes Orioles'by a score of 6-0 behin 1 Club, held Mpnday evening at tion in Chicago, in October.. tired in 1955. He was a con-.mi... ectcd two hits apiece for the The team, also came in second ters ai.d sixttfcn freshmim letters-' Police Chief Lcstet. W. Powell Bergen avenue, Jersey Clty.'iand Gulfport; Fla. - . rs School Golf Team the home of Mrs. William Foppert. After leaving Garwood. Mr. cant of St. Anne's Church and'j 1 \vinm- . r in the Watchung Conference Base- presented. ••-....•' the tine pitching of Jick McKay; today issued the following pre- interment will be In New Yorl- ball competition. It had been first In goif, Ronald Welke and Pete Also Honored At October 12 is the tentative date Leonard served in World War II member of its Holy ••Name Sneu.tv in the Suburban Trust's only The Tigers scored in every inning_ 1 cautions to persons, leaving Cran- Bay Cemetery, Jersey City, Friday JohnFritsch . Best Season up till its last game which it lost Wright received their stars., Har- agreed upon by the club for the as a naval.officer in the Pacific: He was a member of the; p,»|j.^ t\,L-r gamle the team extendedd ititss £j* w A* but the second and played error- tie has been a principal in Connec- lord for summer vacations:' morning. - . Funeral services were held yes- to Hillside. Then Roselle won its ryr Chnpman and Donald Letch re- Awards Assembly local sale of arrangcipcnts, which Workers Aid Fund,. G.nwooti Iwitining streak to six straight JMIIC6 lHC6PtlOIl less ball. McKay struck out twelve ticut since 1946. Be certain to notify your milk- terday for John Fritsch, 11 Car-Branch 245. and the Constitute as they came from behind last game to win the Conference ceived letters. Girl athletes received letters and members will make during a ser- man and newsboy to discontinue By DAVE CONLCT crown, for its second year. Steve Havesorv' Paul Mprrisqm year designations and cheerleader^ men and walked only five. He He is listed in "Who Who ,ln Mrs* Anna Loderstedt penter place, in Gray Memorial, 12 Polish Benefit Club of Ganvuori; I for the third straight game to de- ies of workshop meetings. delivery while you are away, from Springfleid avenue. The Rev. The Cranford High School Golf Coach Rollle Massimino said Jirrl DeClerico, and Dave Conley were given awards at.the Awards also had a double and a single. American Education." and "Who's Funeral services will be held for Survivors are his wife, Mlx' t Goldberg's Mens'Shop 4-3. Mrs. Norman Brubaker, retiring home. - \, Heinz W. Kugler of St. Mark's {cn team nanded in its best perform- that he thought the. team did a, Pictured above from left to.right are: Gordon McNeil, chair were presented stars for tennis.. Assembly at Cranford H.ifh School Who in America Supplement" Mr.. Mrs-.Anna Loderstedt, 83 .of 49 W. Helen Jendrusiak Klimok- -! Gros: tripled for the losers while The Tigers other victory came president, gave credit to Mrs. Be "sure to notify the postal Lutheran Churchy Elizabeth of- ance since its conception at Cran- tremendous lob. Mr. Massimino man; Steven Haveson, winner of the senior division championship; Letters were awarde Cliarlos Monday'. Leonard married the former Ruth Holly street, Saturday at Gfay Me- daughter, Mrs. Julius A. Ai»l circumstances leave Born In Austria-Hungary, he Hometnakers' Tci' Gniyce and Mittriker turned in a Westfield.. The two matches won he was put on the third team by W I. l^inv Eucher,- rionald Damrn, Schad, 19. C; Roberta Schillinfier, Whitc.'Sox won a close game from- last month,, will return home Paul's Evangelical and Reformed 1 All Awe. 0 ; lowing committee chairmen: Discuss Fire Alarm Robert H. Clement, son of Mr. He was president of .the Ameri- from Westfield were also another 32.'20. .625 Gree — Tigers . 2 Hii-rh Ehlers'. R charcl rYutchcy S8; vCnrolyn Sellers. 19; Barbara the Yankees hy a scbre of 4-3. Al- Monday for a 15-day leave. that It is occupied. Don't draw Church, Garwood, and of; its. La- Jim performance for the Goldberg the Newark Evening News. Mr. Kclly-WhUe So* . Hopper.— Yunkee* . 2 o Arboretum and ; roadside, Mrs, and Mrs. R. A. Clement of 8 Ham- can Transylvanian Saxon Aid As- • "Some of my sheets' seem to be trti'n. • .. • • . - • first in the team's history, as it Massimino said that Steve had Abbott—Orioles J6- 19 .STBBass — While Sox . 1 u Ge.ic Gritfitlis. Bill Hettman, Cliff Scamnn, 1958; Carol Stewart, 19, though the Yankees] only hit safely When his leave is up he will be- System at Meeting shades: ' , . " dles* Aid Society. Her husband Smith—TiRcru 40 K .550 . I 0 . "Norman Brubaker; horticulture, ilton avenue, was graduated from sociation. Elizabeth, and a member had never beaten Westfield in both 26 14 .53U Donnelly — White Sox Kaimer. Kobert C; Katie Taavoste, 19, C: Corita three times, they obtained .eight gin further training at aviation Under no circumstances make it showing wear in long streaks -1 0n> Thursday Goldberg's Men shown: fine hitting and fielding M. Donovan—Yankees Headqulst — Titters 1 Jackson. Karl Mrs. Clifton Stockberger; birds, GARWOOD —' Difficulties with the Harvard Graduate School of died last November.- • of its Allied Benefit groups. B. Prall—TtBers 28 15 .535 j .,9. walks. Tom Kelly had three hits generally known that ypu are go- almost split — instead of wearing Shop defeated the Elks team by amatches before. throughout the year, improving .515 Plummer — IndUmt u Long-il , ,.„: I Wj.ltcr Fnrroll. Bill Uigct. and Eleanor Damm. 59; Susan Ehlers, S~4 victory over the Packing En-- -By-carrying out these measures, brother, Otto Heide, Elizabeth, and avenue. Union, for Mrs. Ella L. closet a long time,' the folded edge R. Ackland—TiiwVii ; 40 17 .425 Koenltf — Yankees ; 1 Mitchell; hospitality, Mrs. William the Borough Council in Borough was manufacturing. ' ''..', climaxed a successful season with W. Joins—Yankee* -25 10 .400 Art Williams received letters m 59; Carol Lee, 19, C: Sara Jan Mc- gineering and Schrocder Indians Cubs Advanced you wUl be cooperating with your a sister, Mrs. Martin Kugele, Cran- Salfer, 8tf, of 730 • Newark avenue^ tends to brown from the-air and th.c..E]ks_6-0.on Saturday. Bruce tains for the team this year, as O'Reilly — Orioles 1 Foppert; juniors. Mrs. John Con- Hall Tuesday night. His extracurricular activities in- 1 R. Morgan—-Indians 20 8 .400 Cavallo — Indians 2 . track. . last week. • Flartey had a single police department in keeping bur- ford. . • ' , She died June 12 at Rahway Mem-: Angeibeck pitched a one "hitter •several rounds in the 70'». -The Jhey- were-the. four seniors onjthe J. McKav-^riacrs „ 33 13 .393 Nnlly, 1959, C-, Marilyn MacMillan, over; librarian. Mrs. John Cblline; (Continued from police pr p they may in time weaken the fab- Mlctk.-.Trr. AUiklu:»_,.,.....^u- > Following the meeting. Fire cluded membership in the Market- * ' *•*» - ' • _' • - _1 • -.'* — *'- - —*- sT^sWl **w orial Hospital after a long illness. and was aided by a two run triple team's other members,' Harry- team. Next year's captains, as Vo- M. Cavallp'—Indians ..'. ..7T28' 10~~.38S .. ..In.4vitiior...varsity_b3sol>a]liJFrecl 59',,-Ster-hanie ^M6rrison( 59, Nancy and a double and struck out 13 ' membership,. Mrs. Joseph O'Mal- Mrs. George glary offenses to a minimum. Chief ric ijn that area. All. sheets should Ptlzcerald^-White Sox 28 10 .357 Abbott — Orioles .•..:..:.;.'.. 0""' Mrs, Leo Boran, Commissioner I. George Casabona ing Club and Far West Clubland by Anderson. Dixon sparked the Chapman and Don Leech, shot ted by the team, will be Ben Jones Arnold — -Oriole* 0 Bull, JDave Boyd, Richart; -Harvev. Newman, 1959, -—.-— — batters!'--GraigHeal-had-two Mrs. Salter was the widow, of be used and laundered from time R. Kotnlg—Yankees v.. 28 10 .357 Dlttmar — Indiana . 0 ley; program, Mrs. Robert Hoyt; reported be would make arrange- he also was elected section repre- Powell declared. .348 v Ronald Malohey Jim Swackham- bles lor the vinners. Pyle, Mrs. Henry Hart and Mrs. Paul H. Christensen the Rev. R. Newton Sajter, founder to time to get\he best service from winners. at the plate and also did most of their games in the 80's,and John Sosnowski. Bass—White Sax 23 a Konegan —• Ytinkees 0 Also,' Carol Nordstrom, 59; Judy publicity, Mrs. Elliott Hume; spec-' ments to have the Gamewell Sys- sentative to the Student Associa- D. pTth—Athletics 20 9 .346 Morcan — ladiamt 0 er, and Bill Washbourne all re- Qros, 59; Carol Plies, 59; Lucy the White Sox defeated the In- James Lesak. Funeral services were held of the First Congregational Church them. But laundering practices a very good job at catching. Mr. Martin said. In regard to the team's hitting, J. /Gilbert—Tigers '.. 38 13 .342 0 lal projects, Mrs. Francis Charles; tem send a representative to go tion. Boys' Towns of Italy a/Blokely—Athletics 6 .3|13 Nfal — Athletic* , ceived their-'stars. Dave, Benn. dians 13-7 as Henehan, Donnelly, Cards of appreciation were pre- Tuesday for Paul H. Christensen, Union and its pastor for 50,years. may'also cause sheets to'.wear in The game between the' Del The other members of the team there were three homers hit, two 2 Shlrc — Indians V 0 Quaintance, 59; Pat Rakacs, 59; telephone, Mrs. James Sornmer- over the local system with Preston Last year he served as' general jinJmann—White Sox • 117 12 Washbournr — Athletics 0 An Donnelly, Hill Krippcndorf. Kelly, Bass, and Kelly each, col- Receive $15,500 Check 71, of Westfield, at Gray's, 318 Borrf in Jersey City, she lived Stones and the Community Gas Who did not participate in any by Zulick and one by Sosnowski. R. O'Reilly—Orioles 25 8 .320 Hazel Rich, 1959; Sue Salas, 59; ; ville; War services,. .Mrs. Edwajrd sented by Cubmastcr Leo Boran streaks.' Ironing creases into them 19 Wthrenbcrir —r- Ii>di;ins . 0 Bob L^ivvi'ence, and Tipton Snipes lected two hits for the winners. Terrell, superintendent of fire al- chairman for a Patents* week-end A check for $15,500 Was turned East Broad street, Westfield. In- in Kenilworth the past two years Dealers. was called at the erid of matches, were Rich McFadden, George Williams had the highest' B. Raj'—Tigcrm ;...... 6 .315 Blakcly — Athlrtlcs .' 0 Chris Schillinger, 19. C; Sharon Fearns; ways and menns, -Mrs.to the den mothers. Mrs. Hart. 1 always in the same^places'is hard K. Vollherbst—Yankees ... 10 3- .300 arms! • ' , .-•••• .,-• ••'• '• conducted by the Student Asso- over to Boys Towns of Italy," Inc., Jim Prior, 'Floyd Schroppe, Dave batting average on the team wfth 28< were presented letters. Sorenson, 19, C; Dot Vereneault, Cavallo got three hits for the los- Boyd Hudson, and yearbook, Mrs. Mrs. Pyle, Mrs. Michael Haluko, terment was in Falrview Ceme- after residing in Maplewrood since on the fabric;. Even hanging them the regulation time with the score Dlttmar—Indians 8 .2Vu Councilman Casabona added that ciation- by Arthur Venneri, general chair- tery,'Westfield. A 1925. She. was A member- of the tied at 5-5. The tie will be played Leland. and Mike Richard. a .288 on 15 hits out of 52 trips to C. Ncal—Athletic* 14 4 Junior varsity track stars were 1059, C; Donna Ziegler, 1959, C. ers. James Phelan. i"' ' Mrs.. Boran and Mrs. Lesak. can affect wear. Hang them in D. Chase—Yankees 18 .5 !278 presented to Chnrlos Boillcl, Ed- In the National League, the, a chart of the system will be made Mr. Clement was graduated man of the Union County Com- Born in Norway, he lived; in Maplewood Methodist Church and off later. he plate. The batting average for •nus—White Sox 29 8 .276 Zulick Awarded Freshman: Henrietta Norr, 60. Co-hostess with Mrs. Foppert Awards were, presented] as fol- different positions on.the. clothes- 33 fi«dt'nberg-MacBean Dodgers de- available. from Yale University in 1952 with mittee for. Boys' Towns of Italy, Westfield the past 40 years, He its Ladies' Aid Society. The team standings of the No- the team,was .183. • Y Honehan—White Sox 9 .273 ward Glynn, and William Mul- Linda Lorunfier presented the was Mrs. Stockberger. , • lows:- ' • ,.'" line occasionally. Pin ; differently W. Behlert—Indians ...... 11 3 .273 drow. Letters wore' received \>y feated the Lchigh Oil Pirates by Attending the meeting, were a BE degree in chemical engineer- at a recent meeting in his home retired six year's ago from home Surviving are two sons, Edward enough to avoid strain on small ma hegan Division of June 15 are: Former Champion J. Carroll—Orioles 32 6 .272 The PBA Trophy varsity cheerleading' letters . to Alex' Rieder, bear badge and Albans—Orioles; 22 0 .272 Gene EnRel, Bill Orchard, Stuart a score of 16-3. .Joseph DiFabio Mayor Edward H. Tiller. Council- ing At Yale he was a member at 313 North avenue, east. construction in which he was en-S. Burnett with whom she UVed areas. A recommended method Is ' • • '. w i. 24 Carol Buschold, Carla Castaldo, gold and silver arrows; Leonard G. Slocum—Yankees ...... 6 .250 Steve, Zulick; 18, son of Mr. and Roth. Douglay' Ttickei, ,tay. War- hit' his sixth homo run of the sea- Former .Sherman Pupil men Casabona.- Edward S. Tripka of Tau Beta Pi, Phi Gamma Delta, The donation, representing pro- gaged most of his life. and C. Everett Burnett of Irving- to fold the shet;t with the t\n> Di'l Stones .— 6 3 Involved in Two Lodge Te P. riarety—Athletics 10 4 .250 Lois Tombacic, Barbara Suarez, Dowhie, one-year, pin and silver Suburban Trust .» 1 6. 3 12 3 .250 sinsk'. and Robert Ramshaw. son. Charles King hit his fourth, and John Schnitzer, Fire Chief Alpha Chi! Sigma ad Sigma Xi. ceeds of a recently completed • Mr. Chrlstensen was a member ton, and three grandchildren. hems, together and place over the' ('jimnunlty Gas IValer*-. 4 3 Atkins—Yankees v 4 Mrs. Stephen Zulick of 2fl" Myrtle Ltiulu Loranger, Sandra Castaldo, Clarkston Valedictorian arrow; Gregory Pyle. bear badge T. Kester—Timers 1 .250 In freshman baseball Steve and Bob Gall hit his second to Thomas F. Brittain. Mr. Terrell He entered the Navy in 1952 and campaign for funds throughout of the Woodslde Chapel, Fanwood, line hemsid~e up, lapping Jthe hems vki : ZJ. s s Undefea W. Donnelly—White Sox 33 8 .242 street, was presented the PRA Sara Jane McNally. Emily Dexter, Mayfair Market __ _. S ' • Long Struggles 29 7 .241 Andori'on, Georue Craft, Charle-, lead the winners at the plate. ' Kenneth- Hofnionn, a former and gold arrow; Kenneth Toih, and. several members of the fire served twp years on the staff of this area, was accepted by Miss and the Christian Businessmen's r.i Idbcrc'j Men Shop 3 7 T. Oathont—Athletics Sharon Sorenson, and Joanne Auer. : George R. Hamilton over the line about 12 iriehjs. But ' 'Jules Gatesy 327 Manor avenue, R. Olsons-Orioles ...... 29 . 7 *.241 Chumpion's trophy for athletic Sherman School student;\vas vale- one-year pin; Donald Boos, silver Rosalie, Rubino, executive Vice- .238 Doni-y, Ralph K-eil, Jack LaGraco, .Hitting his seveath home run department. • • the commander of the Western Committee of Plainfleld., KENILWORTH — Funeral serv- don't always lap over, the line at Shackamaxon golf star and former In J. Downing—Orioles 21 5 Junior varsity cheerleading let- dictorian of the 1957 graduating arrow; Richard Haluko, one-year president of Boys' Towns ddj MMaley, Markr Sullivan, of the season, Joe Di Fabio led Sea Frontier. He was separated Surviving are his wife, Mrs..Esther ices "were conducted Tuesday,for the same'point.' . team remained un- 23 .217 - ters were presented to April SuV class at Clarkston High School, In the replay of a tie game the state public links champion, was The J. Washboumc—Athletics S School Awards Ai .sembly Monday and "Fred Sickert received their the Dodgers to a 13 to 6 victory pin; Daniel Corvelyn, two-year in 1954 with the rank of lieuten- .who, thanked all members Of theM. Chrlstensen; two daughters, George R. Hamilton, 80, of 673 * • •. • defeated, the Recreation Softball P. Warringtoitf-lndians ...... 19 4 .211 arez, Henrietta Norr, Fern- Red- Sermon Topic Told Ttu'pu.blican' Club Crows defeated involved in the two longest strug- 24 s .208 stars . Letters were presented to over the Cranford Realtors—Boot- Clarkstori, Ga., a suburb of At- pin. "•*•• . ,, ant, junior 'grade. . Union County committee and paid Mrs. Clara C. Zlmmerll of Stony as* they defeated Harris Marck—White Sox .200 in tho aiiditoriumJ man, Cynthia Blohm,. Beth Epstein, Quinton avenue! by the Rev. John "I used to have a recipe, for Cm the Union County Trust Shawnees gles in the New Jersey amateur Leagi R. Diiemmler—Athletics . 34 s Barry Adubato, Alan Hitter, Stew ery Braves "Saturday. Charles lanta. • •• - Also, Walter Boertmann, .two- Mr. Clement has worked for Es-special tribute to Mr. Venneri for Brook, L: I., and Mrs. Esther M. Umi; by a score of 7-3. B. Poll- B. Black—Athlrtlcs 20 4 .200- The trophy is given by Cran- Patricia Downing. Beth Ferro, For St. Paul's Service R. Dexheimer, i pastor of Kenil- ham Cracker Date-Nut Loaf,, but 9-2. Tom Fedorko, winning golf championship at the Rock Hill .200 Shaw, and Charles Fowler. King was the winning pitcher. Kenneth received a medal for year pin; Donald Wrhel. bear GARWOOD—"Come and See"so Standard Oil Company at thehis work as general chairman for Brooks of .Manila, Philippines worth Methodist Church at Masta- have mislaid it. Can you print it the Lodge With two hits. D. Bnrlle—Indians '..:..*..... 15. •3 .200 ford PBA, Local 52, in memorv Debbie Huse, tleanor Johnson, aluU being the outstanding'science, stu- badge, silver arrow, one-year pin the past seven years. pitcher, gave up one, hit. a double Spring Club Friday. Pace—Indians 5 1 Jatr- Biennan, Fred Cox, Roper The American League standings will be the sermon topic of the Bayway Refinery, He is now eror three sons, Edwin P. of Lima peter Suburban, 400 Faitoute ave- itv the paper?" inquires Mrs. B. K. VFW. trounced the South- K. Hedqulst—Tiger* ...... 31 6 Of the late Police Chief William Jnnct Lawrence. and denner stripe; Joseph Pelus^ by. Bill Hubiak. Bob Richel led -. After outlasting Adam Shelter Wchrenberg—Indians 23 4 ;174 i and ,DOB Walsh received as of June 15 are: . dent and was the rcccpient of a Rev. Walter C. Pugh, pastor, at th«> ployed with "Standard Oil Company Miss Rubino said the money Peru, Carl P. of Cranford and nue, Roselle Park. The burial took 'This recipe was given thp Ex- aiders 30-2 with Soryder pitching The outstanding .participation in io, gold arrow, silver arrow and the.batting with three hits for theof East Orange on the 21st hole in C Simpson—Oriole* 0 1 .100 A. Fischer. It .was presented by their freshman letters in junior AMEBICA1X LEAGUE $1500 scholarship to a liberal arts il aon. worship service in St. of California in the manufacturing will be used to help in giving Paul J. at Home, and seven grand- place in Rosedale' Cemetery, Lin- tension Office many years ago by a two hitter. Ditzel was the losing D. Lewis—Yankees 13 2 .154 the' GAA award went to Sandra W L one-yenr pin; James Lesak. bear Crows. the morning. Gatesy lost a three- J. Glidden—Orioles -7 1 .142 PUtrphnan Myron Cyrhbaluk. varsity track. Crawford Buslnns Asuoc. Tilers . ..-10 '3 college in Rome, Ga., which he Paul's Evahgelical and Reformed department at the Richmond Re- shelter, food and clothing to home- children. ' . den. He died Saturday in Alexian a woman in Union Township. I pitcher. Stevens. badge, assistant denner stripe and The Callahan Comanches shut! hole lead to McBride on theyfost W. Hopper—Yankees 23 3 .130 Rr*l-Strung White SoK .:. » • did not accept inasmuch as he has Church this Sunday. Sunday finery near San Francisco. less, needy children of Italy un- Brothers Hospital., Elizabeth. believe it Is thp pne you want. 'Breens beat the Pharmaceutical D. W*eks—Orioles- .18 2 .128 president of the local, • • \ Builders' General Yankees 7 5 been accepted at the Georgia In- two-year pin; William Lesak. der a program started by the Rt. out the Crahford Drugs Hurons 'our holes and finally succumbed Leschuk—White Sox 8 I .125 Zulirk, a senior, was awarded Martin Jewelers .Orioles ~ 5 7 School will meet' at 9:45 a.m. Born in Rexmont, Pa., Mr. Ham-! Qraham Cracker-Dale-Nut-Loaf on the 20th hole. BcBride/fomner team 6-5 as Steifel singled home T. Sarnowskl—Tigers 8 I .125 Lang, Roy MacBean, and Ernie Cranford Radio Athletics ftev. Msgr. John Patrick Carroll- • • Mrs. Jennie L. Orf 9-0 behind the five hit pitching 2 .105 letters in football, basketball, and. Rotary Golf Team 4embcrs_.oX.Jhe Chur ilton lived in Elizabeth most of his ' 30 graham cracker* state amateur champion, shot bird- Formaink from first in the bot-D. Davies—-Yankees 19 Woiford.. Pscklng Eng. & Schroedcr Indians.:.. 1 9 Funeral services were conduct- 16 marshmallows. cut In small ulecm" of Alan Schlosscn The Comanrhe tom of the seventh. Steifel was J. Aklan—Yankees 11 1 .091 baseball this year. The Cranford team had won this life. He moved to Kenilworth a dutM, cut in artaH-pircr*-*-- R. Creer-Tigors 24 2 .083 The National League- standings hitting w.is the'winning pitcher.' Breens first 1. Abbott—Orioles . , 12 1 .083 Ties For Third tournament the last two years in ver arrow; • William Frey, bear J. Kiernan—Indians 25 2' 1 The Cranford Rotaryv_g61f team as of June 15 arc: hold their meeting at the home GARWOODr-Scores of children nternbers of the^tjnlon County t)lbe=liai*ds: of a' row. c badge, and Joseph Todisco. gold, of Carl Scbeffler in Basking committee, including Louis erly of Cranford, at Gray Memor- Roll crackers to fine crum NATIONAL LCAOl'K ' and silver arrows. . ' annually are hurt in blasting cap stock clerk by the General Aniline marshmallowt. dates and walnuts. Mi fer the Hurons. seethe Ridge. - accidents. Chief of Police Fred Dughi. Garwood borough attorney, ial, 12 Springfield avenue, by the thoroughly with about I1, cup Bowling Hied home Woehr in the bottom & Film Corp...Linden. The Union County Trust Shaw-, following Have No Batting .Average truies. One of the newest seen U Falzpne warned today* who was campaign manager,.and Rev. Albert Allinger, pastor of He leaves his wife, Mrs. Harriet cracker loaf- nec,s also defeated the" Cranford 8-7. B. Addam—Tisers ' ' I design of tplter '/ebi In v«lv«l The tcum consisted of J. W.. U • booby trap—but •ecldent tUt L«hlgh Oil Pirate* ; - 7 fe" versatile new Girls? Softball Practice "You cant 'play' safe with, a roll the loaf Into remaining crumbs. Drugs Hurons 87-7. Ray Ashnault The Crantord Bowling League T. Anderson—White Sox •rar *hm American Legion Cardinals ...". * » School Safety Patrol area chairmen for Cranford. terment will be this morning \n well in wax paper..Place In f(nt>'"'»r In other games the Pharmaceu- B. Arnold—Orioles Coffee. Bill Dodds, Dr. Wilmer title* prove, that haurd* lurk tt Bell's Pharmacy Cubs ...... ~ 3 • GARWOOD — Practice for the blasting cap," said the chief as he Mrs. Nellie Brlant of Rexmont. (better to leave'in refrfneratnr lor a i»\ ed the Shawnees, getting on base will beglp/its fourteenth consecu- . ituerosch—Tigers Mount Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, tical team defeated the Drive In •vcrr nook MI " ^ranlord Realtors-BooUry Braves 1 10 (Iris! softball team sponsored by Taken to Baseball Game explained the danger. Slice and serve with 'Whipped crt'r-i five times with three hits. Dan tive seakon on Friday night, Sep- J. Balr—Orioles ANDERSEN U I. I Server 8 to 10H ' by a score of 10-5. . Alexander Bradlielrf—White Sox the Police Athletic League will be GARWOOD Thirteen mem- Blasting caps are short, shiny, Plan New York Trip Hildebrandt. Tom Clay. Bill Raf- tember 6. at Echo Lanes, Mount' Brubaker—White Sox Mrs. Orf died in her home Mon- •To cut rnarthmnllnws and dali-s: was the winning, pitcher. The held in Unami Park at 2 pm. Sat- bers of the Safety Patrol of the pencil-size cylinders, one and one- John F. Klimek kitchen shears and dip Irt-qurntly in lut ii-ry nit well for the losers. le, it was announced this W. Fischer.—Orioles FL.EXIVENT To Hear Billy Graham day following a heart attack. GARWOOD — Funeral services water. Southsitlers also forfeited. to the O. Iverson—Yankees COAST TO COAST MOVERS urday, it was announced today by local public school system were half to Aye inches long. They are GARWOOD — A second bus \n other games the Question by President Roy K. Scheller. R. Knox—Yankees taken to see the game at Yankee made of aluminum or copper and local league will bowl at 8:45Drive In team. McConnell—Indians , ., Patrolman Mario Miccio, PAL trip to New York to hear Billy Murks Chicasaws edged the Calla- Quinn—Ticers.. MODERN HOME BUILDERS & CO. The Standings of the teams ore: amaywher* la ttw U. 8. •* CMM* WINDOW UNIT president.. Stadium in New York City yester- often exposure to air and mois- Graham at Madison Square Gar- the RepubU/ p.m. Rodgers—Indians ture will dull the metal tube. But,, nun Comanches 6-4; ••*'»> tfchmidt—White- Sox 8*fe. IMMHUI Plumbing and H«4rting~-P«ii.tlng and Carptntertng day under sponsorship of the Po- den will be held from Garwood drubbed the Mr. Scheller has called a rneetr Lodae the sensitive explosive inside is _.; ;...... -7.0 Shire—Indians Don't Be Robbed of Heat — We Clean and Cheek Your rumacol lice Athletic League. Presbyterian Church this Sunday PBA Crees 20-10; and the Qfaes- ing of officers and team captains Breens 6 ' 1 Sorrentlno—White Sox Accompanying the boys were still dangerous. VTW' Wallner—Indians evening. The bus will leave from Chlcasaws beat the at his home for Friday night; Aug- Harris Limited Winter—Athletics. ' By VM — BaU — Baal — AH Tha metal tube is loaded-with a to patch or replace «« Patrolmen Mario Miccio, PAL the church at 5:30 pjn. Persona PBA Crees 29-3. ust 23, to complete ^arrangements Maroons • SWIMMING POOLS president, and Capt Thomas J. powerful. explosive needed to ex- Phartnacuetlc&l aged boo* becauat the metal vfttv interested in going are requested The team standings of the Un-for the coming season, Royals built to your own dotiro In your back yard. acids and ColwelL plode dynamite in mining, high- to contact Joseph Deremer. O Men HENRY P. TQWNSEND, Agent way and railroad construction, DriVe In furtac* mining, ^hlch aebotmto th» Morning worship wilt be held at SouUulders ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc VAItoy 0-12841 CAU. PI MOW BRMgt 44110 clearing farm land and other Jobs ami Division as of June 15 are: tor tS percent of America's coal Gartoood Servicemen 11 a Jin. Sunday. «and Sunday v output, la, known u "«p«n cut Pscklni * Crattag a that cant be done without blast- School will convene at 8:45 a.m. Question Mark Chicasaws- 7 Stereo BaHlaimtes Glrta Pvt. Harry G. Ray, whose wife. ing. • • •'• ZalUhan Comancnes '. • . Marc* Pri* Kesoatkei mining" in Kngland. ' x Republican Club Crows : 4 • CaU Shirley, and parents. Mr. and Mrs. "A child picking up a blasting Nonce or INTENTION Union County Trust Shawnees .... 3 - In. 1178, that galUvanttng gallant Harry Ray. live at 218 Second ave- cap Is in deadly danger," Chief T»k« notice that JOSEPH P. THIANO. 'Msiford Dru«s Hurons ....1. <•.•• 3 Marco Polo, bad this to say about Uwlins as THE OABWOOD HOUSE, hv PBA Crees a Awdai nue,, iiss a member of the 531s3t t Falzone concluded, urging any- applied to the Mayor' and Council of th« th* great hUl of Kublal Khan: "The placed with ml Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion'l s one finding a cap to report it to the Borou«h p{ Oarwood. New J«ra«y for a walls are sculptured and wralthed For ribboaa la I Plenary IUU11 DlstrlbuUon' and Con- HAMU i wm\ SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS Battery A at Ellsworth Alii Force police or, some other law enforce- sumption Uceiu* tor premlata situated at In grteit. decorated with gildtd dr« STILL TIME troop* fonaed iato' Base. S. D- He*-entered the Army 352 North Avenue. Oarwood. Mew Jenejr. Thf first BIbte printed In th»gons. The columns' are Incrusted, ment officer immediately. Jowph P. TrUno reside* at 1SS3 fast Vnttad SUtM was John EUof s uv BRldge 6-0281 OF EYE PHYSICIANS last January and received basic Becopd Street; Scotch Plains. N. J. with a sort of paste, coated with — FOR — 4ba Bible. Issued ia Boston to ••••% training at Fort Dix. He was ' Objection*. If any. should be made- red varnish." ... 130 HUlcmt Ave., Cranford tmrnedialely. Io wrltlnf. to A. T. MoKt, till." ••". : / graduated from Regional High Complaints Clerk of the Borough of Garwood. N. 1. (Continued from Poo«_ 1) «Slgnedi & School. Springfield, in ltS2. JOSEPH P. THIANO il water pressure here was satisfac- Hi North Avenue ATJONW ! DE * -'fi tory (it was 70 pounds per square Ouwood. N. i -M» ELECTBIC 8EWEB AND DiAHf CLEAMINO PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS VACATION 109 JEFFERSON AVE.
•h Martin Bldg. — SttMt Floor §Hi • ft EL1ZABETH2-2340 1> NEED I Opm • AM. tot PJC Daily — Mon. fc Thun. • AM. to I 9M. V I0E SCHNEIDER CHEVROLET . 'i PLUMBING ft HEATING ! '.! HELP I Bfhiwrt PI. Xrinford Where Comfort Adds to [njoyment m-.-.t WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY auabUitrt HEATWO SYtTBMS »tY 8PECUO.TY r THEY'BEHERE yias tight to rounded la ISM BEAUTIFUL treat ta* Vet- NOW'S THE TIME.. u MPunanMLD AVEmm. OUJTFOSO CUSTOM MADE the new '57 ttcal «ot- Kan-Profit NonSectatitm El We offer retldemU of Cranford and vicinity an ALUMINUM Make the Stockton PLANNED TO PRESERVE THE outstanding funeral home,, complete with air ut mmtahlkbit viaWv** m NATURAL BEAUTY OF A FINE your Summer home See the outboard' motora MTwo-T«n'> 4-Door Statlm Wafon U10W with boating's finest all- WOODED LANDSCAPE ... conditioning, organ, targe light room* for your ...fb# Wfo* iptt f#r Him whote fcwnily around performance . . . OCIAMIHMT,H. J.I*WM ••** t laa,I lt« ttori 3 milu, (KM CvdM SUtt Pky, Turnoff #105 MAINTAINED IN THE MANNER every convenience. Our own display room* hlaztng "*t0 povtr. .. bold t« Y«f STATION WAGON it •? OF A WELL-KEPT PARK nevo btauty... years-ahiad RACING NOW thru Aug. 7 features . . . and .Whisper- , IWI SKCIAL TRAINS Birtct to Snurfstat* (DST) The Best Deals are at Home •«*riata l»a*Aliag Priced To Fit Ing Power quietf. l». f««i.»tsti«e,ttT. ... 1JJ0 (lfto.fhJhr4.il M) U. HtwwaTftW) 17!M(fltI.|lul»4.1J.10) •a4 * U. Hk«rtv It. N. V. (CHj) . . XIV) (Sh. | July 4.1 J.JS) U.NtoantUtrMtCaat) . . U:40«*ts. i July4.U.»J [Modest Budgets Enjoy th. not month. In eo^fort at Tta S*^.1 B— Them Today* alta CtrUla Isiular f tain* the «*. t0% Off on ltSI ModaU r*aaxlln( Trsla !»•»•« (• Visitors are always welcl. 3. «.U. i, j.l, «> NORRIS CHEVROLET ALBAN LEWIS PAIKIN6 rOI MORE THAN 17.000 CARS l+eafiet vfonreques INCORPORATED Uni Mai. f 1*0. ta> iacL CnllOtaa not »dmitUd BRIDGE 1L S. Gfietier. Service Officer SvpertmtendKMt'i O/|tcc . Exccu(to« Offlc* JUNE 1100 CAST BROAD STREET 125 ELM STRUT iel O.DelimyTMgr.ror tofbrnwfaw NORTH AND CENTRAL AVENUES 6-1191 BR149* 4433t Funeral Directors • JALOU|UES Girt. NJ, or phon* Gibson 1-6700. Mew Stzeel MORIT HANOICAF " ~~ T*L WE t-WU tM. W» %-QVM I * TRrPIX>Sn>E WINDOWS Pvtriotle ItaMfe Spomored by Al atottlh k Central »•» tJO.OOO*do.J WCSTF1CLD S-M34 iONO MANCM HANDICAP •roan's is pntinornx D AVKNUB SIS EAST BKOAD STBEKT PHONE WESTFIELD 24220 ISTVIELD, N. S.— WE t-01«S 109 N. Union AW. STOCKTON "JET Oawa Mea. k FrL Cvec 'tfl • -t'^'i lAvwtu* CKANTOBD, R. J. — BK IMW ,.» . • ..Jt ,*,.-••'•-' liquor Stor* N. J.. OST > (0 Doily Dm,bit- , 'i '10
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• •'i\ HH3BS•BSM• eners Miss Gladys B. Sorge, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Herb&t ?. Sorge "October Tbirteeit ssphomor$ tjoys and y Methodist Church auditorium op of 1^4 Hillcrest avenueTls recover- jhemums-tobe d i one Junior boy are candidatw for ing from a severe cardiac condi- Ford Oardenen held, their membOT^P in'tbe |»l-T Club W tion as well as a strange type of Cranford High School for 19i7-8l, of poliomyelfOs which caused her it has been announced by Rank normal breathing to fail, her lather E. Ramsey, Hi-Y advisor, ^Wstjr to CHS will be inducted into membership said today. nthem in September. Miss Sorge was taken to Over- horticultural classes: Bureau Reports The sophomores are Glenn look Hospital in Summit May 19 It.-'.. 1. Slnglcf)— one derson, Pete Anderson. Ted Bat- and transferred' to tRe Columbia or terminal, no disbud- ten, Ken Borupl Eugene Engel, j Presbyterian Hospital In New York City on May 25. She has M. MENZEL — Floor scraping and TheCranford High Scboo) pl«e^ 6ob Ferro, Stephen Foldy, Rich- Real Estate For Sale •" finishing . •t:.««L«miJJtt*«'«*. I ard Harvey, Bill McCord, James been confined to an iron lung, but Slp-yi^ *fO*f^ dUbudded one to a stem); /a), ment bureau reports • busy, year at present is allowed to remain out S«reice« In Dart-time and lull-time Jib Taliaferro, Douglas Tuckef, Jay For Sale or Kent &G:NUNN — BRWMO »«ularr *>, Irregutar. Warsinski, Arthur Williams. The of the lung for an hour after being • LOT. W K S3 with • cac r carat*, ccinder nlflcements. The placement *-* in it for half an hour. : blots: -construction, power Installation, CBS I MfAUKmS and WBUBOM Junior boy is George Williams. ; blts: -constructionace 119 Garde, p n Strict. Cran- (crown or no re&u. which functions as part Miss Sorge's fiance. Brant Elter- storage space. 11931 GaU r - u Dr. Horace F. White, 105 E. Lin- the guidance department, ' The Hi-Y Club recently closed CRANFORD I HOT? small blooms less than Its year with an annual dinner at ingham. was flown from' Bermuda coln avenue, has been appointed ILL inches in diameter; (b). Inter- 42 requests for full-time e oh emergency leave from naval supervisor of analytical research the Westfield Y.M.C.A. The Rev. BOARD OF REALTORS I CRAMPED•roo FOm Rhom SEACEo W«tl» tta? mediate blooms at least 1% Inches and 72 requests for part-time ernr service in order to be with her MIS in instrumental, analyses at the ; 'UT. AUinger, pastor of the Metho- Finished Room* ajd not over IVi Inches; .. Urge ployees. . • M ' •" '•••• during her critical, illness. Multiple Listing Service aSf!iS-it M. W. Kellogg Company. Jersey A total of 83 Jobs were filled dist Church, was the guest speak- The nous* it an blooms a% ini&Sjt*; not t over 4 er. A feature of the program was Mr. Sorge expressed his apprec- for Rent modeled that you think It's new.'Steel City, research, process, develop- by students and by graduate*. The Mil inches: the presentation of the club's iation for the messages sent to the CBE IbearA. _-.. wate-.--wimr sottaner.ollateam----^, oil ateam beat-, moo- ment, rfwrign and construction ECONOMY ELECTRIC Class*. Standard or Exhibition variety of Jobs filled includes hospital by Miss Sorge's friends, ItrtTkltchen. modern bath and Jav^^ earnings at a car wash, held in Fr. Austin Queenan r, air engineers for the oil; refinery and ie bloom (disbudded one to a clerical, stenographic, general of- and credited them as being, mor- •eting. chemical plant industries. • '— one Waile Seeks March, to Ronald Walsh, Youth FURNISHED Room, very large closet. Richards - Swackhamgr seeing ; , regular; (b), irregular. fice, stock, sales, gardening and S ec.retary , of the Westfield Receives B A Degree ale-builders.. He said he hopes • six minutes to station. Pleasant baek Dr. White holds an A. B. degree 5, Pompon t— one spray industrial trainees. , .." Eagle Scout, Silver Awards more letters to his daughter will , rOK COrt—Weaaesas»s yard. BRidge 6-6557, . REALTORS . — LOOK IN YjH.CA, the funds were con- Frater Austin Queenan. O.S.B. of from Fresno TBHBIMKMMS or terminal, no dlsbud- The bureau expects to expand be sent to her, to continue to'cheer in tncmisuj St. Mury's Abbey; Morristowr;, la A.M. LARGE Pleasant room, double bed. Next BR 6-1U1 — 4 Alden Street BB «-OtM| around If you pleaselease, bbuu t we (crown tributed to the Y-M.CA-'s World Look all around U y tlnd • nicer , small, blooms less than its services in the future. Plans for! Jonn j. wade, son of Mrs. Ev her during her illness. to bath. Gentleman. BRidge 6-S301. U Sa> 1 dont believe y6u, wlU College; a M. S. in Physical Chem- Service program, and will be' spent, the past two years attend- SSto da la MoUa ^ Bit *MM home than this iVt year S room Bung- istry from-Oregon State College, ding'.- inche; s in diameter; .; an ac*on Saturday evening, September sponsored by the Everyman's Bi- At the regular meeting of the portation. Parking. CHeslnul «-«»•«- ~ of An 'ideal placet for a home and nfflfiet did post-doctorate research at the, Clas_ s 6. Decorative — , onecommunity. Arbor, where he will take an ac- ment in explorer skills." ward P. Qucenaii' of 212 Holly Built to exacting specifications aucaiK— on a Tax310 corner lot running University of Minnesota. jpray His .technical society 'member- ALL EUelric Appliinee. UulcW; (b), one bloom, disbudd- Friday .Henry Kelly, program Alban-iiwlAlbenle s HHardware. BRidge 6-1170. tl baths on. Uta law degree. •" committee of the junior, chapter: Church," at the church Tuesday Troop 79 both as patrol and sen- Klein, drove to Minnesota, leaving PRESTIGE ADDRESS on 3rd. 2 ships include the American Chem- ed one bloom to a stem). • • Nursery Children May 25"and returning June 101 chairman, spoke about the history North Union Ava. ' "" from Mr. Wade received a bachelor Bob Single, president; Russel night, Center hall colonial., 5B bedrooms.' S'A I'••*• second*, a* "Sroom? .short ical Society, The American Physi- Class 7, Tubular — one bloom of science'degree this month from ior patrol leader. He served .the Joel Loikhcim of White Plains of.archery and bow fishing. Apartments Wanted baths, den. studio recreation room. All 1 car garage anc S3WI00.- Hardy, vice-president; and Bob Henry Garrity, assistant Union Following his speech, Mr. Kelly ' brass plumbing, a car garage. 130x100 lot. I town. Priced at cal Society. Sigma Xi and the Sd- ^budded; one to a stem); (a), EntertiUIl MQtJl^rS the CoUege of the Pells, secretary. - Council executive, presented 'the post for a year, as senior crew and Fr. Queenan returned with ^USr u~t. vlence kitchen.* built-in OV«n.| • introduced Larry Spanjersbery, Modernn science kitchen.* t ntific.Research Society of Amer- spoon; (b). quUl or thread or spi- ^ ^J^ ^ the Presbyterian Worcester, Mass. While a Eagle awards. In presenting the leader. He attended the national them. : ' , table top range. Need we say more. ica. Dr. White'has had several & , ., ,. WeXDayNursery School closed there. Mr. Wade was president They stopped at Canada to view vice-president- of the Watchung Please call for appointment. . BR eVOM-t awards, Mr. Garrity reviewed the jamboree^at Valley Forge in 1950 BowniEn...ahdJBiUJ laj«(yno _who We have key. • •• • _,...-._.....• scientific- papers... lubUshed in 1 "ther Niagara" Falls-and- continued, ! W •2S-t»5!; ^Clas» -S^Collections -r-^ntfe gg™ir enterfaunW of his class in- 1054,-treasurer .of scouthig-accomplisninents of-the as patrol leader sSSTIaCIrvEne TABLE "•• *J&? ••••=• technical Journals. Robey via the throughway. to Cranford demonstrated . bow fishing. < Mr. J. P. LENOX - Anna Cook —_. blooms', .&£??£*T... . .ISSS motherSSMTs informal morning the Purple Key Society delegate recipients.', Ranch. CaL. in 195?. He camped at Spnnjersbery showed how to tape p Realtor ' . lniuror W. Crowhurst _-. BB of indoor and outdoor activities too several nnationat l and regional and Morristown. • •ssa^SLfr-Sfcglit or i BB from any class or classes; (b), 10of indoor and outdoor h Ntil FeFed Musician €amp David .Conley, son of Mr. 'and Pnilmont Seoul Ranch. New Mex- the reel to the. bow uncier the •.•••a 8:30 p.m ASPHALT DBtVEWAYS. crushed 3 North Ave. E. • Cranford. N. J. BB varieties selected from any class or recently. ..CookieCki s werwere made by congresses of the National Mrs. Meredith Conley of 14 Woods an dirt, driveways excavated, - BRidge a-5SS0 Ktto silnettl EL a-4im Officers Elected Richard Robey, 16 years old, son ico, in the summtv of 1952. band grip. • ".,'"'> tor hire. Jot h' ~ I* Chris Johnson . «E a-soai-w classes; (c), any number in excess each child for refreshments and eration of Catholic College Stu- Hole road,- started his scouting ex- After their talk. Mr. Spanjersbery Ava.. BRldga 31«7. DoraKusma . flower place mat* for the tables.' dents, student congress chalrnuui of Mr. end Mrs. 6. F. Robey of Rudolph will enter his senior James Hellert Store For Warner CH ,of 10. ; 409 Orange avenue, lef( Saturday periences as a cub.in 1949. He at- and Mr. Maxemow gave a brief -MLS For twig One • Taking part in the program were: of rules committee and chairman tained the Webslos. award, the year at Cornell next. fall. He is >AIBEDD rAST Iwlat CBB- j All entries must be grown by Petejr Caddie, Craig Dougherty, of the campus selection commit- for Lawrence, Kanj., where he demonstration of target shooting, iUUP PUMPS. S4S; Garwood Paint and •»AS!J53 SW»I«Mbeat anWa uaiest iervsciervsce callll the exhibitor, outdoors, and must highest award a cub can win. He Receives Award howing the ability of arrows to 1 «3Sa . The annual luncheon of Cran- Jay Emerson, Jody Fraites^ Tommy tee for National Catholic Award. will spend six weeks at the Mid- studying civil engineering and is a Hardware . 340 North Ave... Oarwood. field 2-3«tt or Klactrtc. BBldga «-3Saft. Day G..G..NVNN\.»; be labeled as to variety. Prefer- became a tenderfoot scout in No- . James Hellert received the Bob- penetrate and warned the boys •Unset S-1S30. tf A COOL VIEW ford Twig One, Women's Auxiliary Glesser, Michael, Griffin, "William member of the Junior council, western Music and Art Camp at member of the Sigma Alpha Ep- cat pin at the last meeting of Cub (ast.'at .Centennial A*e ence wlU be given new'varieties. vember, 1991; a second class scout that an arrow can be as dangerous - North t of Overlook Hospital. Summit, rsithor Walter Grote Ruth temporary chairman of the S6ph- the University of Kansas. The lo- silon Fraternity, where he will UjfiCB WOT W>M w Walter Grote, . Kuth temporary in. May. 1953; a Arst class scout Pack 176 held recently. as a gun. centrally! New Jersey was held last Tuesday cal young man received a spho^ar- ES OPriCE twtwo orooms, room, full dining room; science kitchen, BRidge 6-8U0 Johnston! Marianne Mohtag, Mar- omore Oratorical, Society,, secre- in September, 1994; a Star Scout in serve asi house manager next year. Cub Master John Conovcr also •aid &-W0S. •..'••• ilbl „. large recreation room, three bedrooms 1 at the Baltusrol Golf Club. snlp to the camp. ' . 1 iardenero tary of the Freshman Debating Noyernber, 1954, end a Life Scout He is a holder of the Pro Deo et awarded the first wolf badges to ttland two and a,half, baUis. Attached gar- Officers for the coming year garet Morris. Richard Terry and . Richard,, who jusj t completep d his Correction *, JIM agg, larce Irregular lot. - Society, member of the Sodality in March. 1956. Theodore Drake and Rand Mir- • MLS will be Mrs. H. E. Milius as chair- Michael Totten. Junior yij»x at Crau^ord HJHJghh Patria Medal, the highest Lutheran- In a ne\vs story in the June 6 Reduced to .«_—...— ...... • e?«.aAft CBB- — » - Under the direction of Mrs. of Our Lady, assistant football He has served during the present ante. .; eustom Wanted To Buy nmatma, A (e A large tree nmshade>s thi...s -two story con-1 man; Mrs. W. T. Collins, vice-pres- manager in 1053, member of theSchool, will play baritone io fhescouting year as deputy senior decoration given boy scouts. Two movies were shown at theIssue of The Citizen and Chroni- IT tl venUona" mall househouse,, attractivattractive frofrom ththe outout--1 ident;. Mrs. C. V. Chamberlin, I Charles Dickey ot 437 Brook- Kenneth Baldwin the school is WE BUY BOOKS £5a5£- ranodellns and aide and inside, too. Three bedrooms, ] New Jersey Club, director and summer camp band and also re- crew leader of Post 79 and is plan- Additional awards were made meeting: "Tony ••Learns About cle, • it was erroneously reported > L • side and inside, too. Three bedrooms, sponsored by the First ******* roe or a thousand. Please call tor details. — T *r '' JU oil heat and detached garage .._._ $17,400 OODLES OF treasurer, and Mrs. D^ R. French, I side place was Installed as pres- trustee of the Outing'Club." and a ceive additional instruction. ning to attend the; national jam- at the meeting's Court of Honor by Fire," and "I'm No Fool with Fire." that Edward Cusano was given $3,- PM. Book Shop. PLaln&eld " Idan. a Bans- Any breeze at all finds Its way thru ie extras In. this excellent * I secretary. jident of the Cranford Men's Gar- Un Church, powever, any child in He has been a member of theboree at Valley Forge this summer, L. M. Tucker, who is in charge of On Saturday the Cub Pack was 000 and lots,on'Dorchester avenue ** this four room bungalow as there are OP den Club at the final meeting of the community to eligible and reg member of the Yachting Club. AV^. houses across -the -street.' and never home: • ' The Junior Volunteers sponsored r He was. also a member of theNorth jersey Regional Section of where he will serve as Junior as- advancement on the Post 79 com- taken on a tour of the Aldcrney for lots • he owned in the Livings- will be. Large expansion ante, and base- TILE KITCIOm by Cranford Twig One are Kath- Tuesday at thelatration is limited to 30 children, ice » CONTBACTQB — ment. ..„.._...... -...... -._...... „._...- el4£00 PINK PANE |the season ^ 00 legal division of Career Research the AU-State Band for the past sistant scoutmaster to Troop- 27 mittee. William Schultze and Roy Dairy in Newark. • ' ton avenue; school tract. Mr. Cu- Stamp ill North Avenue. We' have other choice iijH»e« to escape TUJt POWOER erine Taavoste, Joyce WeissmuUer. 6 Pk tatormation regarding M-^f^ representing, the Western District Shop. nursing. home of Christian Mayer, 4,6 Park- Associates, the St Thomas More three years and is a member of the J Bair received first class badges; A family picnic will, be held sano paid the township $3,000 for BlUdge the heat—ask to see them. Financing ar- imTIM njB Neta Harvey, Lois Hansen. Dolly way village. . '•. • '' ••' . • , fo rext year may. be obtamed by Cranford High Schoo) Band. He of Union Council. ' - Frederick Sickert and . Ronald next Sunday in the Watchung Res- three- lotsi on Dorchester avenue ranged. . '.. ' ; ' . Pre-Legal Society, and chairman David-plays tuba in the Cran- PIANO CLEABpKCE Balel Baiowm. itn aduesUon. The GoodfeUow. Marie Valla. Dorotbjr Other officers Installed includ- calling the church office op Spring- of the Mock Trl*l and chairman of attended the'summer camp .at the Hospes received merit badges, and ervation Prospect ' Area. . The and exchanged his two lots in the Lester and oilers. Dudkln Piano Co^ Can Help You. Nominal f»e. Telepbone „ __l£H-^ I owner r^WATE^R soutiSOFTENEC Y«R^ • *^^ I Smith. Katherine Maloy, Judith | ford High School and the all-state North Ave.. at Kallroad Button. West- ed: Vice-president, Herbert Dit- avenue. the founding committee. University-of Rhode 'Island last emergency service awards went to grounds: are reserved from 10"a.m Liyingston school tract for one BRldse «-O7S7. or consult Telephone «• Burdiaeld Ave. SHAHEEN AGENCY, I garage, with oil steam beat, and """'Urjrt; .nd Susan WUliamS.' 1 band. He is interested in journal- field. WEstftald mil. . , . « U\ Directory. Hours V~y1*r thru aatur " SI8.700 ..x/i i Pick-Up & Delivery Service jel, Jr.; recording secretary. " Mr. Wade was a member of the-summer land pripr tp that was at Douglas Tucker and Frederick to 8 p.m. township-owned lot on Dqrcj\gg)er day. ' aiSO ajn. to~ 4: M pjn. No aenle*e * OENERAwork, Lllaasirs CARPENTR. aUerauoaaY and. CABINEaildl'lti—T I thje Union County Band for four ism and writes weekly sports news avenue, v • Realtors George Valser; corresponding sec High ScholasUc Rating first group from Holy Cross to be from Cranlord High School for The next Pack''meeting, will.'be *S?\^"r«oma. •«ssh,5sr« (ietary. William Miller and treas- named to Who's Who Among Stu- seasons. Explorer Adviser Albert Gessler, held on October 9, at 7 p.m. at the MCW •TOO WWllaaf^ »North Ave. B. PHILF. the Citizen and Chronicle. coarse. HetpWanted-Male urer, Harold Laughlln! Achieved by Babinec dents in. American Universities .'•The scholarship was .obtained in recognition of the Leaders' Belt ' Edward : Richard Staiger, son of Mr. and Brookslde school. ' Alteration* AND BRidge 6-1900 ^BEALTOB-? Mr. Dickey revkwed the prog- Paul J. Babinec, assistant s« and Colleges.. He also received a for the local musican by Ralph Council, presented engraved med- The thinner the let. AND retary of the Cranford Savings Mrs. Richard. D. Staiger of 711als, to John Munday, senior crew Character is made by what you anxious It •vexjroM to i . OPEN WEEKENDS |a> AUfcn Street /4|Uds. I-W ress of the club since its inception cash award for honorable mention Notaro, dirctor of instrumental Brookslde place, entered cubbing SnfMnadTTV I"setai'Tubea'ehcckad tn in January. ' ' . , and Loan AssociationAssociatio, was one of for an essay on civil rightsg in themusic in the Cranford leader; David Conley. deputy crew stand far:—Alexander' Wocllcott. -•' M wlU hear. • CaU FAnwood S-4US ••• — Nlahta Call — _jiuilUple Ltotta* Benrte. - Cranford.' d Tday night in 1950 an^ d aalsl o won his Webelos leader; Howard Gilbert, secretary t«nrk> ajd Iwdy Past treasurer Fred Traut pre- 14 students honored Tuesday night Socitl Order Alert Citizenship He became a tenderfoot w _'|Mgham.Catt.— dt 1 r •™'T-I-....—- — — —irrl i -Tfi sissmsal' 1 ji apprecTatlOsi 01 sna sei vice* stitute in Newark, ~~AtptaTof15(r Young hepnblican 79; committeemen MaxTTartatlgh,": J Rearwln the club at it* first presideni. students received diplomas signi- of many prizes class scout in October. 1954; • chairman, and. Bert' Ramshaw, holiday service.' M-K Duplicating Sarv- Anita Schllllnger | After the formal business meet- fying the completion of courses in extra-curricular work at Mont- Convention Delegates Star Scout in. June, 1955, and lotto Sickert and Lawrence Tuck- lee, M UlUcrest Avaauo. »»<^f g Miss Frances Johnson of 242Life Scout in May. 1956. D. Wilson ins the group taw the Bell Tele- a variety of subjects, dealing with clair Academy. Sixty percent discount on brand new tlia. Norm avenue, west, and Miss Joan Richard is fond of camping and er. HMflMO sfAClUNES VN If you have a lew stwre Sour* a day atlon anticipates a dividend Joseph R. Talcott of Cranford. with honors last week from La- the Young Republicans of Cran- 10-day canoe trip on the lakes in O^ tpiests included: B. A. ' alao new coloranue bulbs. A a full dining room here's a great chance for excellent cash three percent for the period affiliated with the Westfleld Fed- Suited to Sun Uardwar*. U North Ave,, West. noitern kitchen with BEALTOB and DJStlBOB 'income representing AVON Cosmetics. TeL PL 6^241 sell . Junior CoUege, Auburndale, ford. Congresswoman FJorence P. Quebec Canada, Summerton, western district exe- it nook-Powder room BRIdga e-OTT? We train you. For home Interview: MI ginning July 1. it was announced eral Sayings and Loan Association, Mass. Miss Apgar received the Dwyer will entertain at a cocktxOl RoyD. Irving;'district chairman, cutive; J. B. Pinckney. district Hcniu floor—four bedrooms 2-51+6 Ext. 10. Iby President J. A. Plummer fol- received a standard diploma sig- closets and two ceramic Ule associate in science degree. party for guests from New Jersey.; presented the silver award to Ru- commissioner, and A. Relchert, BR s-oom STENOGRAPHER, experienced, full llowing a "meeting of the associa- nifying the completion of several Wlhle in college Miss Apgar -two car garage and a 100x100 lot. part .lime., excellent salary, air coo-1 years study in a prescribed series President Eisenhower will ^e rlnlnh Metzner. Mr. Irving, who neighborhood commissioner. for fit—for flattery SUMMER TUTORINO. elemenUry school an'appointment now to see It. BRC-38S0 ditioned olllve.' BHidse 6-4000 extend I |tion's board of directors last week. served as chairman of the build- guest speaker at a meeting todayIs the holder of both the Eagle and subjectsjs . Mrs. Connors. (B.8. education, At the same meeting, the direct- M f Ed i 9 Chester Lang Place. sion 4. t * of courses. ing fund committee, and held M of Ed i 9 Power roller, free estimates. LAKRY and NORTH UNION AVE. MLS fnd a special luncheon for Women silver awards, u a veteran of Elected President BRidge e-3ttl CBB s declared their,86th consecutive membership Jn the Spanish Club will be held with Mrs.' Elsenhower —for comfort. Immediate possession —this gracious cen- I iividened payable to depositors as You cannot dream yourself into and' Orphean, college singing scoutinthe Silveg anr d Beaverrecently, waths eawarde highesdt ^ •»•--» I tcr hall colonial with beautllul. land- RCA INTERNATIONAL . ACTION PRICED for ACTION SALE! a character; you must .'hammer and Mrs. Richard.Nixon as. guests ' June 28. The dividend for the Alfred A Little has been given TsassisgCranford s CRANFORD. K group, She also was active in of honor. »vcounci. cu,«l awar, iBi»d toai,pr voluntee. ther highesscoutst. For Sixth Term le»l. Trucking - Hauling DIVISION ent six-month period is twoand forge , one for . yourself.— sixth term as president of the sports. A grand ball Saturday evening In making the award, Mr. Irv- a MOVING and TRUCK1NO. large r I one-half percent. Froude ing announced that Rudolph, son patrolmen's Benevolenl t AAssocia- wJul toadTReguUr trtps toJH* •«£» TWIN BORO FORD'S will be the climax of .the conven- l n has Immediate Opening for ] of Mr. and Mrs.. Bruno C. Metz- i , sheritrs Oflicers of Union Atoan-Lewta Hardware. 10» N. Union We speclalUe In Ptompt «' J«5 » ••*,: car garage— In the twenties. 4 tion. t OI v Avenue. ' Ice. Call .Briggs at PHeVel S-SSSS. u I—Clerk typist with and SUMMER SELLOUT! ner of 8Q7 West End place, not County. Local 108. He is an iden- THOMAS MacMEEKIN only has the longest service with, tiiication officer. Strictly for Children HELP WANTED — FEMALE Teaching Career Furrier ^' Tuning REALTOR. without experience Post 19 but is the first explorer in jjr. Little was authorized to ap- REUABUB /PIANO TUNING Telephone BBS-1J3T Brand tSkw, Factory \t Cf^ School the post to win the silver award, point a committee to fete three u I MEW FUBS. »»" e*"1* T"BC*S^L2r pairing by recognixed eKPerts. Dud- II—IBM Keypunch Opera-1 fl second 1 After three years as a Cub. Ru-1 members who have retired. %£*isjzr**+~» T km PUno Co. itoi 10 Central Avenue Cranford Clerical M™* Marv ftihgerti «econiel After three years Ctoancd and Biased. m^J^2S' • Piano. Co.t, Tuners grade^eX ^^TMichaey. dolph became a tenderfoot scout in m Walnut Avenue. MUdse S-laTS. «T North Avenue. tors, experienced SX«i.tg o completing an eight- October. .1948; a second class scout wiataeu a-ssu. It today and make an otter. FOB CHOICE HOMES Of CRAMFORD Koo* Broo. Dinner MTJrdcck S-4SM. t4 houn. HI—Secretaries, beginners OPPORTUNITY FOR YCHJ School, is completing first class scout Painting - Decorating year teaching career here with the in March. 1949; a first class scout Wanted McPHERSON REALTY Co CaU ' and some experience close of the current- school year.. in June. J94fl; aLif Stae r ScouScoutt iinn" June Oc*- Thlrty-Fivrf engaged couples ST. BR- ANNE M. O'BRIEN She moved a week ago from 1950, and a Life Scout in Oc-~ ! MODERN AIR- Elizabeth to her new home in tober, 19ftO Inquire _ Evenings Call r and fuel Oil lj». Market Stn\.. am» Real Estate h h t CONDITIONED EXTIA Thursday evening at Koos Bros., " AVe.. Kenil*orth. CHestnut 5- Salesmen U Alden Street tlnd floor) Railway. . Ltbby Brewster „_ BB Call — BUILDING * top8tarMp«s«]ary Hope MUlus -..- ._ _ BR SALESMEN S-S4O( ScnooL dolph earned his apprenUcesh p The dinner was also attended by .Betty Feeley BB Edith Bearlck COMPANY PAID BENEFIT PROGRAM I ctober, iwz; Drome aw««> «. • Koos executives who personally Rentals A. Hebert BB Lsulsa Old - i EXTIR * excellent VQiidng conditions ^ .blemishes can be.foundJpJ in^ ^^^f a. B. BLUMCK * BON. formerly Nlteehke Bcmlce Btuart .. BB _ BB Hffl 3 Weeks paid vacation In II ', 1954, and gold.award in Feb- I conducted the couples on a tour of and Blunck. PalnUng and Decorating. Ruth Rlchlns NOT A FACTOR true character, for it is always June, — .. . , ,_ 11|^ xtnntfs five model homes and M» Mkblgaa Avenue. Keiulwarfh. in ixaiow cAsmo " • BR 6-*0r3 a , ruary, 1958. The silver award is Chestnut a an*. CHaststut S-0«». U * putstanding beneflM ' Dancea. reeepUona. . ULt Apply in Person a diamond of the first water, | STW3, aw^rd" I«;J^nc^^eventy^^ meetings, table) CBR BL lUCNZU. — Palntlna andd n Mary Baker Eddy 6 weeks | toe. Phone BRldse ft-lM*.4 S•I fOUK BOWUMO ALLEYS condition and or Call: MOST LIBERAL 3WAR PAYWW I -tUAMESE kittens, Avenue. Crantord.. Ultra f — - - field «-«ST-J. ^Ul. CaU BRidge « H. A. DETERING Janice Weiss PLUS THE LITTLE EXTRAS THAT COUNT or over weekend. M. Barlcb. Exterior - Interior tl miverslde Dr. WESTFIELD — Custom built splits, log- PLAN IN NEW JERSEY " "— Reasonable REALTOR 11% Connecticut Street off Central Ave- ruiton .i feao Ext. an FOR HOT VALUES BIX Storm windows and screens. 31S x | ae Cranlordranfor . nue. Three bedrooms. Vk baths, gam* : •venlngs sUUdge YOU'LL UKE IT! VM1T Oljlt — Sm and conblaauon dear 3»H x • With a beautiful garden this Urge 7 room room, garage- Builder E. Cusano. BRldga RADIO CORPORATION SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND UPON QPABTEBLT fAIABY BEVIEW Oood .condition. ~—-•- Colonial Is but short walkinng distandistancce •-314*. U COOL, AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE Pure gold does not Urolsh but tt Big Uving 2 riFTpXH JMIHUTK COFFBK M CHAIR. «3; Dennis slltcheU_c«-1 to Qrade and High Schools. Big Uving Serving th« FORD Community Sine* 19201 8pE HUNDIICOfl OF PICTURES OF TODAY'S BEST HOME JUTS I •aaUy scratched and Is wjr soft H. . „ wmum ith„ fiplac_ ..^.e. large OF AMERICA . FBEE iCHBCK CA88QIQ <• usually hardened With 10 Ptf I room with tlreplace, larce dlnlns room. "—— ; , RCA International Shop Our Trada-Iu Bargains DEBCQUNT Dl 8EABS STOUS Nowly Ltsttxl *9W* Mat Caia>r»tltr esal eoppar tor colnag*. with var- jntory, thrac naay bis bedroom* with Mortgage Money C«n*a»r-H«ll Bungalop tows amounts of copper and ctlVOT lextrTHa Eclose TREMENDOUt space, andS coloreRECd . UlROOe bathM . ^^ llortaaa* Money available AIR-COHD1TKM11D OFFICB fullox briaf with ipatiol IxtxlS'ls built as a separate"addition oil Cranlord - Scotch Plains - Oarwood - Division Brooksid* School Colonial Phone BRMse an4 . - - I -w, TRUUNDOU9 MC. BOOM *"*• s^KjCI? Tr^Coro^snr^ 98x117 Lot "•• kind" Wg (or parfad comfort. loya. «r with nTckal plus tine aai Dining' room with picture windows and 3 tile baths, one with sU]^hower. oil steam separata entrance. Central & Terminal Aves. flasiiciiaal oetefc. Pasionad br •aner tor th» Jewelry white gaUs. rsMssf, h^at, double garage, exterior newly painted,, Asking »a«J0O—Will consider oUers MORTGAGE MONEY PLANNING A SUMMER VACATION? Double garage, oil hot. water heat. Askl"* yaw 'round w»or. T«l*d for Clark, New Jersey Ctab litia. Wi * •I; ; $1395 •ai roan. complete homje loaded with extras such as ANOTHER EXCELLENT HOME CRANrORO SAV1NOH fc LOAN Caateas l.Df. only llfcSOO and who knows how low you dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer chest, ex- beach and nnnmer weorl In the desirable Brookslde secUon. Ex- ASSOCIATION 'w vomo. . cellent condition and quiet neighborhood. can buy it. range, fireplace. 100% AM iBtatiaimg f North Jt Union Aves.. Cranlord SEE US NOW. START WHIN YOU RETURN. fan. Biain BMai caa M pnpand by cut- HESITATE—PRkCE REDUCED Work Wanted - Female] — As It SfMclaU — ..•••• •. Want Tb Try and Flnjl Out? insulation . $ 95 ting grapttniit sm-tw* and breQtag CABINET SINK. f> Inches, double percv- See this cnurmlng center hall type' WOMAN wishes laundry wwa, «< <• roan. $149 2 • '- drain board. Stt. BRU1— j-ll-W. now. You'U love the new Birch Kid and Iranloc to do at haaaaw Caa 1 •taOUMOHUK $1991 lain wall oven. T.V. and no**"**' -• 3*Dr.~~...-.— $79 #n*ty ny vasoa on PHOWE MISS mat CUM VIEW 7-MOO EVEafXsVQS CALL mboM Sulla, bedroom suite. * Iloor. 3 bedrooms. Summer Rental 1* I-LVMOUTB $249 •IS AUSTIN BRC-S126 uvma -<*Mtar. kitchen set. •«- uce. completely aiaslest Wagasb ft * •. BR C-4TXL MIRIAM NEVILLE wszzss&ssr&i M1OH SCtlOOL SENIOR dnln. •«i mncK WILLIAM W. AUSTIN BR g-1791 a. ~ heating LAV ALETTE sitting for summer SUir «-Br- ROW. BR C-3018 BORIS COYLE Waterproofing yard compl .MARY KNIERIM 1 taxes. S33«5-2E*Eto children's B •-um. •t reducadl I Key at thU Qtflc-CaU aUoaet I Will pack-up and LEVY •ROTHERS Multiple Uatlna> Service '« 433}. FOUHVAtlOMS SOS BBXCU ST. Camp* Cellars Dried BEALTOR rnrdPtaltr lot J* Yaars" Sid FLOOR My •«»•«• a^aaasia. •<" •» Q. alas. « aaUss tram 6R&633Q Work Wanted-Male e, hi hereby given that the I Inrliida craaUva arts, s at btmwdlon pi SpoA St and Cj^MfQRD — BRIDGE 45900 -* the Cranford Boosters' I Ins. boraabach rMtnc. tanala, 158 E. WESTFIELD AVE. ie held at UM Munl-I S-Mnafssr All MMOII Repairs H. ADETtyRING UiASTA^AN „ la Polka Head-1 Horth Union avemi • P.M. And Alterations ROSELLE PARK tl. at 1:30 »-»[ lor Ute M. J. etlstr business as may coroel Real Estate Wanted CH 54100 Optn &rt*. ' will, be transacted. I CstANTOHD JORDAN k «X any i®fW$lil^^ Valky ..v.i-';.-«,!iv,"ji JCTBWWinWWa—«1M1| r ; : y ; ; i :.; ^:'-:. ?- c;;;.; H/^.:- -'ft#> ^?'^^-- ••'• rv' -. ••••''
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.. - i. "*•,'"• '.'••• titS.li .;!_" " Artlclel KENILWORTH GARWOOD CRANFORD rl»w a»U matter at 3 Sections, H Pages—10c Hold Dance in School Hall Arthur N. Hoagland. 50« Casino j CRANFORD* NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, **^*^?-.;. •'.•••.•• ' ..._.,: •.„ nf« Michael's Scl t,"ls author of an Vol. LXiy. No. 22. appears In ihe May, of the Marquette Medical! ^^ Ask Ban on Unsuitable Attire .Rev William B. Donnelly and Recommend New titevlew. :,-'•••• ' . ' - Se>renuof the eighth grade onto the traffic accident! to the United The orticto. tittad "Carbon Tet- chloride Intoxication," appewred In Town's Business Center PU States result directly from human • v- Tht hall was decorated in a ^the quarterly publication whjA .^pringUme',' motif. There was aerrors. SUtistics show that in A request for Jtee Township Committee to adopt ah ordinance to iW published by-the students or me By Residents of Several Sections For Town, Police; Library ceiUng of i>ink and white stream- mbst accidents there hahass been a deter residents from appearing in the bustam section in unsuitable The committee's conclusions and ?J Marquette University School of I gued that If sidewalks are installed A new municipal building and and ftre headquarters. The.com- San^ floor Uun_ps were dUguUed violation of a traffic law or a rule than 80 townspeople Dartmouth and Cornell road resi- attire was received at Tuesday night's meeting from the Cranford mittee recommended additions to recommendations follow: of traffic safety. ihiedictoe, Milwaukee. Wis. . - . More they would not connect with any police headquarters building and Flre Beadvurters M"Srg.^ Ptok ,tu,lips. P"* and jammed the municipal building dents who had petitioned the com- Business and Professional Worn- the present flre headquarters rath- %Mr. Hoagland was ft"*"** i nsHtee not to compel! the develop- other walks. He reiterated that the a new library building are among "A new building to house tM white flowering "trees were used from Cranford High School, after I Tuesday night aa Tesidents from entire neighborhood had signed a en's Club. The request was refer- recommendations of the special er than a new throughout the halU and anarch- Several areas airei their views to er of their neighborhood to install flrc-headquarters is not needed. Which he took his first two years sidewalks on their streets. petition opposing sidewalks. red to the committee of the whole Recreation committee appointed several However, modification of the pres- way of pink blossoms framed the Honor Court jof college work, to the pre-medi- .!L Township Conunlttee on the Mr. Osborne said" it should be for study. , , months ago by Mayor" John L. Jean A. Montenecourt, chairman; enhance Refreshments were controversial question of sidewalks Harry V. Osborne, Jr., S Dart- .,.«„. J. J. Durkin. Man- ent facilities b. wquirejto ade* cal program, at Union Junior Col- the responsibility of the commit- In. their letter urging action, the Brennan to study the need, loca- B. . served from decorated buffet ,ta residential areas. mouth -wad, spokesman for the Rowltz. C. Van Chamber- quately^provkte. W PWent an* lege* HVcompleted hi. last two petitioners, said the two streets are tee and the Planning Board to de- local women's group stated: '. tion and space requirements for aning E. „.„ additional equipment Snds Season years of .college pre-medlcal work Spearheading the opposition to termine whether sidewalks are "We feel that the standards of municipal buildntg, library, police lin and Robert Dennis. 18 A^three piece orchestra pro- • delegation of not through traffic streets, and ar- and to correct certain violations A Court of Honor and Parent's at Marquette, wijh honors. At pres- needed to a particular area be- our township are being lowered by which now exist. The recommend* vided music for dancing. _ and cause of heavy traffic, and wheth- the practice of certain Individuals Open July 8 members of the class provided enr night, held recently at the First n. ifcsSyer w»» featured .t a recent "Bon Voy- ent, he is working toward his doc- ed modifications are as follows: .. sin n ;T Presbyterian Church, climaxed the d-up membership party sponsored by JCadimah Chapter tor of medicine degree at **--- Named Chairman they are wanted. He asked of appearing in the business sec- Summer playgrounds sponsored Camp Director "a. Addition of approximatel* tertainment and i«J «;. ^ whether the governing body had tion of the town in unsuitable at- by the Cranford Recreation Com- Youth Events graduates also participated In scouting season for Troop 79. TBZ B'rith at Temple Beth-EK Seen above are "G~ucho» quette. ' . ' I 1,400 square feet of ground level His brother. William E. Hoag- any fixed standards to determine tire. mittee will open at 9:30 a.m. on building space at the rear of th« group dancing, the Paul Jones, Followtyfg the opening ceremon- (Mrs. C. A. Burstein). "Marilyn Monroe" (Mrs. Rubta Redfield, .. • *..v. ¥ 1 sidewalks should go and July 8 under general supervislor Grand March and Musical Chairs. wnd, is enrolled at UJC as a day "As individuals, we have seen ToBeJMted present building for properly hbus* ies, Scoutmaster Kenneth Robin- "Coty Girl" (Mrs. Harry Gilbert) and "Ed Sullivan" t present viola- •was chairmana . .their — - . . ^ ... tion to sidewalks included Wayne not a resort town, an ordinance 9*30 am. tonoo n and 1 pjn. to Committee. „ ' tions in boiler room, stairway and avenue; refreshments chairman. Alan Doktor while Michael Bedell Milton D. Branto of 118 Roose- Ji drtrt Ucena«to *»««• should be passed by the Towrn- and Thomas Morganthau received velt avehue was installed^ a* months and were ordered tovW t llolineaux. S3 Dartmouth road; 4 p.m. AIT playgrounds will be Containing all recurring weekly hougc towcr. Mrs F. Sherman. Currle, 16 West ship Committee correctinti g ththiis open (pr a six-week period, with Holly street, finnnce chairman. their Star badges, swelling the second vice-president of the Eliz- Open a clergyman even *^-J?J* Graver R. Durham. 17 Dartmouth situation." . - events of schools, churches. Boy *a painting ol both-first and ranks to twenty-eight members of abeth Life Underwriters' Associa- months J soitenced following companies: Fanwood Raftis of 18 Riverside drive. ' Advancement chairman E. «ow- Planned for Coming Seasoi ti|-9 Court .Tuesday night ' Behan, IS Dartmouth road; Robert Stone Crushing and Quarry Co« Full-time supervision will be will be-made available to every "A new buUding containing ap- ard Krippendorf called Upon the them and tour Scotch Plains | Hocrnig. 21 Dartmouth road. provided at the following areas:. family in Cranford. the committee proxlmately 10.000 square feet of The chairmen of the various Details of a new type of class for the fall session of the Cranford I -• Hefler-Snyder Co., Garwood, and following scouts to^receive merit dents on disturbing ««««nbly Mayor John L. Brennan ex- Dosch-King Co, Whlppany. Roosevelt School. Cranford High reported. ' space is recommended for the po- committees expressed their appre- badges. Alan Arfkeo. swimming; CreaUve Art Group were discussed by officers, advisory board mem-1 charges growtog out of a gang ngnt I plained that before this particular School, Lincoln avenue field, WaK Prelimlnary studies for the cal- jjee headquarters. ThU building t* badges. n Arfkeo. swimmig; y In reply to another request from ciation to all who assisted in the l BdlelLL citizenship in the bers and officers-elect at »' recent meeting at the home of Mrs. near Cwmfoni High School in An- development was approved, .the nut Avenue School,- Memorial endar were made last month. and be erected on the present township affair. Special thanks were given Michael Bedel a recent meeting the City of Linden for a meeting fa and wood carving riL ' • • • •' ' '• •• builder had agreed with the Plan- Field and Sunny Acres. ' forms and letters were sent out property at the comer of Spring- -, to Thomas Beninati of KeQilworth home. Charles Paul, president. with local officials to discuss the hiki Mrs Frederick Greenawaldk will be given in both watcrcolor Lawrence Schroeder of 18 Ad- A new playground to be opened UT27 schools, cnurcnes and other jficid ,nd Union ivenues, just east ' foi lending his services as clectri- Robert Cohen, cooking and hiking. vice-president to charge of ar- and oil painting. . • ams avenue and Frank C. Gilford I sidewalks on one side of the street Park section, the com- this year on High street will have organi»>Uons. The committee to- of the present police headquarters, . cian, and to the American Feder- Brian Conley, first aid and life 7 ranging classes and obtaining Further information about any of 25 Cherokee road, both 18, also land had placed a bond to eatrot sed that Cranford has morning supervision only. The day expressed appreciation tor it was further recommended that ation ot Musicians. Local 151. saying; Alan Doktor. forestry and were placed on an 11:30 p.m. cur- I About two months ago, he con- play^irea and equipment for High "the overwhelming response and this building be erected in combl- reading; Charles Evans, citizenship teachers, reported that during the of tiie classes may be obtained JAMBS F.KOtV no plans at present for sucH a Elizabeth, who donated their fallit will be possible for members from Mrs. Elven Sheahan, 113 few for six months. Ittoued. the. Planning Board asked street has been made available by flne cooperation." • nation with new municipal build* in the nation, public speaking and O]CCX* services for the evening.' • / with a background of previous ex- Spring Garden street. , <• Vacation Ti*e Snapshots .In traffic,session of Municipal {the Township Committee what ac- Dr. Benjamin W. P Allen, pastor From' nine enurches and schools ing referred to below, Referred to the township woodcarvlng. Court the same night, Schroeder tion they planned to take to areas Of the First Baptist Church, Super- reporting in the first three days, Msnlelpal Boil perience in art study to meet for Other members present at the eer was a request from Raymond Also. Peter Hawkins, life sav- was fined $100 and assessed $5 Red Cross I where' the -developers had guaran^ vision and arts and crafts mater- :here were 53 activities scheduled «A new building containing ap» five sessions' of'intensive evalua- ,"u ^^^^^meetinmg wer.—e- Mrs. Robert Foster. 41 Wadsworth terrace, re- ing;. James Klernan. Alan Ktaapp. I teed sidewalks and had not to- ials will be provided by the tor one week. \ proxlmately 11.000 square feet o* Most Traffic^ Uon and criticism of their work. seavy, Mrs. John L. Ward, Jr.. court costs on a charge of driving questing a footpath from bis street Donald Lewis and James Oathout. while on the revolted list He was stalled them. Since that time, he questing a foop Results of the studles^made space is recommended for a mu- On trie last Wednesday ;of each Mrs; DIHard Collins, Mrs.Mrs.>Charle> Charless reation Committee. "^Season all swimming; Frank Storz. citizen- of You! Elects, Hears I said, three of the developers have to North hU Unioni venuavenue ea sa as ashotf shotf- - ^ cJri w. Berger, John. arrested on this charge earlier showed a large number of recurr- niclpal building facilities and,tow* AccidentsCaused ship In the home and community; month, Carl W. Burger wUl holdla bMarWMarwertherthf, * - '-— cut toVyoungsters from that area I Mrs.F.E. Sloat. this moflXu* 1 started construction of sidewalks, attend Cleveland School fields any day during the ptay- ing weekly events which will be halL This building to b* erected and Ronald Waterman, life saving. criUque of paintings done by the ^viaie^s anand S'^STclld School class during the month and also I _ ___ John Andrusky, Jr.. 18, of Scotch Year Review | but the Dartmouth and Cornell cwmng year until the ground season starting Monday. |This Sun scheduled starting in September, in combination with new police By Human Errors Alexander and Frederick Sick- IN OUR Plains, described by Magistrate not taken any of the Bloomtogdale There Is no charge for registra- Ceremonies have arranged and the committee decided to list] headquarters facilities at the loca- Tyio/common human failures ert. representing pos^ 79 wel- James F. Kervfck of 418 Casino |p^ . Mik«aiaMhkMBft Stevens as the leader of the gang tion. The minimum age for reguw to mark the opening/of Cranford these in a permanent yearly cal-1 Uon referred to above. annually wreak a heavy toll in comed Robert Cohen. Alan Knapp. *SSJ3Srisri£.-«. Receive Degrees: Selected to succeed I»omi»ed , decision |avenu^sc^L u t )r which Invaded Cranford on April avenue was tration U 5 years. . Boys' Camp on Silver Lake.near endar to be Issued in the early '\. * *! J traffic accidents, David Green, James Lange and Rudy StSteware t fcWUli'SafSia From Michigan jWarltioroug!) FAMOUS-MAKE 27. was given a 18-day term toth eChannlng Rudd as chairman of the by August 1 as to whether side- faUICtf O» PM0* *) A full program ' of arts and Hope for Its 31s,t season Sunday fall for the convenience of parents "It is recommended that a new president of the Motor Club of following their graduation into ex- Union County Jail, to be served on (CoMtteucd cm Pooe I) crafts, stories, songs, quiet games, a(ternootlt itvwas announced this in classes. . • F. M. Burelbach, Robert H. Dl- Cranford - Garwood - Kenilworth and young people. library building containing ap- Americria (AANJ(AANJ)) . warned today.today week-end*. He also was fined $100 woodworking, folk dancing and by Patrick J. Grail, presi- Pl 8 Jglenfjeim Chapter of the American Red Cross I It was reported that plans also proxlmately 10.000 ?* "The failure to yield the right The trophy signifying top spot There also will be a class Wed- ^^ and ^^A . white re- and his driver's license was re- contests Is planned. The ^ cranford Boys' Camp are being made for publication of spacsp e be erecte^Wd on g of way," said Mr. Green, "and the on the Totem Pole wcn\ to the nesday afternoons in which land- ceived degrees from the University at the chapter's annual meeting at, program will include Pec-wee, scape painting will be taught and. of Michigan Saturday. . Swiffiwear calendad r «C -eventts toto neUU Par Parkk ploplot t oonn Z Zastman st failure to observe traffic signs Moose Patrol. Commltteeman ZolZol- 10 North Union avenue last Thurs- Junior and Senior sof tbaU leagues, feature of the program will be a w there will be painting from still- Mr. Burelbach Jr., of 21 Hamil- at the foot of Central avenue," produce a costly toll to highway tan DoktoDkt r madde the presenpresentatiot n life and portrait, models. Herbert bastbaK.^Kail leagues, basketball, shuf- tation of an American flag injuries and deaths e»ch year. tl lder Lawrence Davis me ana i«u« ,M"»*I ••••»——— ~~~y~. . ton avenue received his Master of ., | &mp by representeUves of to patrol leader Patrol WylUe of Platafleld will instruct ; degree. Mr. DiCarlo of 4 Den- Ohio Presbyfefiiiii Pastorate fleboard. tennis, tetherball and Traffic signs furnish protection an^d als,o rded Ho 98 $ while* quoits. The sports andd artrts nandicranford d Post 213. American L«g- foi drivers and pedestrians. Hos- to awa this class. n place received his Bachelor of flv 1Ic e 1 named Reports Residents w days InlalB. * «i ^ 1 ^; crafts, programs are open to both lotu followed by raising of the flag, s-f tche8 lo be worn by each mem »«V^ A.arct and Mr White of ger Norton and E. C. Rearick were pitals and cemeteries are *••" " A beginner's class in landscape 9 .. 40 voked tar one year and placed on boys and girls. '•/'•' Invocation will ba offered by the fuir of \^ Vm^m^SS ITillagftJceceiyed JUs obatlonJor one year, reelected treasurer and secretary. f»»od i, Awintl - will-be-supers ?. Robert~G. Longaker. pastor of. oseSchedul< Miner ui -I»TTC^;». -»•—-•-—— -- "Slay JaiT* a "camp trustee, and' therr-wi! "Safe walking or driving rules, Valley Forge to bet attended were named as follows: Mr. Ker- "^ ^;Rev. Mr. Stoat has taken fassistantr Special safety; conduct he suggested, "should include twelve members of the troop and class session will be Uie availabil- "Picture** You .../» A In Croup Ordination and health rulesare set up for brief remarks by Mr. the so-called "signs of Hc as the teacher. -Instruction seven irom Scotch Plains pleaded Rearick of 30 Riverside drive, a Pleading guilty to a charge of Print* and Stripes ... . whatever your Red Cross, Miss EllaHaver. ' Presbyterian Church of Westfleldtflld. tional Association for the Advance- alvanccd groups have been sched- l»le" is mandatory for safo driving innocent. «,„*_«. Mrs. IngalU was reelected f*air- senior next year at the University much better than they were drunken driving. Ernest V. Tach- ' choice.may be, you'll find it in our com- The others who took their ordi- ment of Colored.People this week of Maine, Orono, Me. He was a uled with bands organized for each. and that obedience to traffic Later, three of the seven Scotcn man of service eroups. and com- nation vows were: The Rev. Wil- issued a special invitation to high week ago. signs, signals and pavement mark- ett 45. of Irvington. was ftoed plete selection of . Fauious-Make Swim- |> Plains youths — Andrusky. Harris former', camper pnd councilor at We have plenty of water if It Instruction in strings and organ is (Continued o» paoe 8) liam Newman Boak. Jr, Crescent school and college graduates to is used judiciously." he said, but being offered also, Ings would help considerably to $205 and his driver's license was wear. Cotton or Laslcx . .'. take your (Continued on pane 8) (Avenue Presbyterian O»«Jf*. the camp and has been outstanding y. ng SWING hear Leroy Scurry speak on "Pre- in track to both high school and i h After thevclo?e reducing the annual traffic tolL choice in all the newest styles. It's a moit Plainfield: the Bey. Edward John paring Youth for the Future" at a added that consumption when After thevclo?e of this ftrst "Knowing that an ottagonal- college. and lawn sprinklers are sion. the^second /our-week period efiarlcs J. Stevens to Municipal to stop and see our complete selection Costellb. Connecticut Farms Pres- meeting of the chapter to be held will g y ^ shaped sign means stop and that byterian Church, Union; the Rev. Dave Gorden will be back for his. on is more than double the will begin on July W. »^tort Court last wecki Howard Arnesen Elected at St. Mark's AMJL Church this sixth season as camp chef, and for the school are Ralph Notaro, a diamond-shaped sign" warns of TO . before you buy. . . ' George Harvey Crowell, Hope Me- Sunday. The general public also average use. f th hl Ra Trie Irvington driver was ar- councilors will be James Prior, Cranford has experienced no IDonfrid Whellan and George White: a hazardous* traffic condlUon " morial Presbyterian Church. Eliia- is invited. .;.-•' rested at Centennial avenue aw" Tipton Snipes. Donald McClintock drop in pressure i n ItI s mainsi , but Mr. Green said, "would caution American tegion Commander beth. and the Rev. Bruce Douglas Mr. Scurry received his elemen- -i motorist to act in a safe manner, Rarltan road on May 30 by Pa- SPORTSWEAR. THIRD FLOOR Post 212. American Legion, at a •neetingj h. linden • Presbyterian David Swarts. Robert Lawrence, adherence to the hose use sched- trolniah Gerard Hancy and was Mclntos tary and high school education in William McCord and Edward Con- ule has been requested to prevent j r than to rush heedlessly and the public schools of Jersey City. into a traffic accident. intoxicated after a Kitchen helpers will be serious drops In pressure to corh- He received his oachelor of arts George Craft and Edward Glynn. munltiee served by high level sec- To Se Preserved street commander for 1957-58 ordained, to Police Chief degree and master's degree In com- The camp is filted for the en- tions of the distribution system. munity activities through Rotary The dally record maintained at Club fellowships. tire eight weeks 'season, according In Capsule 2000 s Issues Warning to-Willis C. Bird, camp registrar. ' here showed From iMthe Conservation Corps. He became President Grail reported yester- zen and Chronicle will be placed , Holiday ttinfls Fourth of July,! Police Chief lis- program and administrative di- day that the facilities at the camp in Capsule 2000 just prior to ded- Trips to aft *P|port»» • $100 And Girl Scouts ter W. Powell today issued a warn- rector with the USO from 1941-45. >ire In readiness for Sunday's open- ChiefH at Conference ,. ,-ication at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the! , CALL BRUIQ* «4»*1 — - TUSSY Enrolled At Camp ing on the illegal possession, sale From 1945 toth e present Mr., Scur- Ing and that the staff left today to Police Chiefs Lester W. Powell I i|e of ,hc new city Federal Sav- LUSTRE-CREME or use- of fireworks. ry has been director of the Com be ready to receive the firstco nof Cranford. Fred FaLtonc of Gar- Jn^*^»a—aVJ—w».Ti II • — ami otUt« I All bMeball.ttsms. Junior It'and *Fj.j