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THE CRANFQRD CITIZEN^ AND CHRONICLE,. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956 y' and a reyiew_of"ThePonde r is author of' a book on /multiple Assist at Hospital gei-under way as soon as the sclerosis. The national proJecTo! Four women from Crane's- Ford that Borough on., the subject and has been re- Heart," Broadway production. The Weather permits; Mr. Troiano said. the sorority alumnae is the Crip- Gardeners helped to make ar- Dughi look int!o ., quested to report to--the''council group' will attend .thp production All You Can passage .of a local ordinance re- This league- is open to"'boys-be- pled Children's rfome in Rich- rangements for veterans at Lyons XSOIIUSGS', * .W iween_fhe__agc£ of 13 and 15' on the feasibility of a local" ord- 'on''April.28,.and reservations may Hospital j>n Friday. They are Mrs. . : ••'•••'-- ---~""-iy owners to clean "inancc~tt>--ebver—similar- dy timcl PatTDlFabio. is r i.... Thomas O'Boyle, Mrs. George _G^ To Thfe Red Cross '1 n ior&.. Aprill 1010. -[,-:- •• ----- The regular meeting time of the KENILWORTW ixer snowstorms. ,7, . . .. league. Other otticers are: Vice- ie .luiure. -• , — - group has been changed, to. theSt/ahri, Mrs. H. Roland Shydcr and. AR WOOD Hikes etary, i Mr. Mayer appeared at Tuesday Guest . speakek r at "th'the nneetinmeeting J group has been cnangea. 10. .we ••-*"•"••••••• v~.. i CouncHman.i__W.ehrum^rcported_ 1 -was-Mrs^Russell-Gross,-prbvince^vfourJiiJy-edncsday_of_each_nio^ ; and' patrolmen"as -Don^fnJght s-co.uneil-meetingf-and-Dr.e=. !that the .Board .of Health and 4 iterated.his criticism of the present- alumnae officer of the northeastern j Prospective members are asked to ^. THURSDAY; APRIL 5, 1956 ^1 rib, IHT^N'.?^*'^ *ntTtti Health—muci^—Jxibn • L P-'nyni' """" r-Kappa-Delta'^who^ls-^caliihe-localip: 1 Chief; $5,700; captain,, $.%300lTiciP* have been investigating reports-of. owni:i to corinne- fh6';:animal' on ^d nationafKappa PeltaV"Shff^Tj. Sweetserr—- GARWOOD — •' Borough Council .; tenant, a sergeant., and patrolmen I a health problem on .Spruce ave- Dog Licciisc Survey at its meeting'Tuesday'night yp- his own property for 10 days.fol- as rjcqulrcd. •• " ' • • ' nue as a result of intermittent lowing."a dog bite report and b'ugr. Cancer Unit Completed by Police If proved cost of living bonuses of 1'h<.\,neW salaries are as follows: stoppage of- a private sewer, in- gested.again that there should be Jervice League _ _ „ $2Oo for employees of'the street Chief. $5,700; captaiiv $5,300.; licit- | stalled many • yeafifraKo, • •'.'•" ~" Thirty-six summonses were is- Fined $180 an ordinance providing that a dog Lo sued, to local residents harboring department;' the magistrate,, maj;- te.itant, .$5,1-00; sergeant,: $4,900;' .He- added that Township En- which bites a human be taken into lists Aid istrate's clerk, collector treasurer Class A patrolman, $4,600: Class! gineer Patrick J, Grail while "in- Needed to Serpe Craniord-Rosdle Area unlicensed dogs during the annual custody by the authorities and He estyhatcd' that there is a pres- dog license survey -completed 'this- and borough clerk's assistant 'and B. patrolman, $4400, and Class. vestigating a broken water main held for observation.' ' ; To build'a regional hospital in out-that all the hospital facilities Sl50 for superintendent of lire ;ip- In Dog Bite ent Shortage of 400 to 500 hospital week- by-the. police department. C patrolman,. $4,300. • ' . iin the area also discovered a broken Chief Warden .Wimmer and Miss, Cranford, it/wilr. be necessary to for'.this area at' this time, are To Residents W.ith almost 3,000 c'c. of Sulk-polio vaccine available for a mass paratus and superintenclcnt. of 1 : B I B 1J beds /in the area. : Chief Lester \V. Powell reported. A communication front .the Jer- •sewer'- 'connection, and .that re- Gloria.. McCormick', executive sec- arouse public interest "to a, point'"locate 'd' in~ . Plainfield'" " " , -c.^^"Summitn , beds/in the area. , . •:• • ;• . i . 'u "v. ' inoculuti'on clinic,-tow'nship "olYicialsi'will be watching cloKoly tonight ; fire, alarm system, and. passed .on" sey Central Railroad reporting pairs are, expected to.' improve •Rah'way and Elizabeth: •, DDr/ . Castaldo saiSL.^d . th. e_ ndxt step . L°cal cancer dressing units have - The • hpu!vc-t'o-housc canvass, final . reading .an ordinance in- retary of'thc Union.County SPCA;' where people,would bec clamoringg in/the .development -ojt a regional made 10,860 dressings:and hayv started the first week >n February, for developments at a special meeting of the Cranford Physicians' Club that-, repairs" were made..."on the conditions. Residents recently sent also spoke gt. the council.meeting, for a:hospital,"'Dr.-Neil1 Ca'slaldp, •.'"thi's, as you .will notc^ by .a •• '• ' ' — - ---'—' w»'fi» i n Rfin riVnssihiis • and have ' iy, Health, Officer William P.-Smith received 2,9.34 cc. ot' •iv^'-.'.-.i-- ' .creasing salaries of- members of GARWOOD— James Gill of 167 . hcjspital wilT be the-formation of supplied 28.Cranford patients \vith was conducted this ycai^ by r'cg Center' street grade crossing on. ii communication to the council Willo\v avenue,' who according to! explaining ; the ertorts. .made to FOR EVERY ' The annual meeting Qf the Cran- preaident of the_,Cranford Pliysicr map.y-surrounds a wide area with supifucu M,^.a.»u,u i~>p"r 'Y- was conducted mis yea* oy rcg- on ruesaay, iiKiHuum^._„..„.....-. , . . , 'the police department;' possibly more than 100,000 popu- av citizens committee.; This cbm^ 1300 'dsi ince April1 •'March 9. was'received-and filed. requesting'installation of a- sani- police admitted he turned his'dog' find the dog which bit Randy I ford Adult School Inc;, will be ians' Club, -told the.. 'Cranford' 18,300 .'dressing? since April.•'•», .'ulur• members of the d.cpVtmcnt, thcvaccin c for the clinic Set Up.by-thrivale Boar of dth oef vaccineHeaitn. , upoDr. nNel ml t ^ -.-. • The.-police salary, .ordinance. r with Councilman Fxlw'ard H.'Tilr lation without hospital .serv.iCe.^The mittCe with the aid. off some area 1955/ it was^ reported last night by working whenever they Xcould __^_ ^^^- 2u-_-— rival of the yaccmc. Dr. Nell cabv _taiy sewer on Spruce -avenue bu-.- looseanthejrneadows-near Newark I Mayer "and" thanking: Police 'Chief MEMBER0E ' held on May 2at the home of the .Tunior Service Ledgue on -Tues-. physicians wbl^d~tlic~nIf6Fm a-non- taldo, president of the' Cranford •• lor.'. voting "iVo". because— he^w-ast- ginning at,East street. • • '-.' outlying hospitals, and- that! is;' ,.1 «,,,,s^ « •#„-,«,;«. • '.Tr.. without interfering with Jtasir • ;.'••"';._". - ^.••-' I; / ta'ldo, president-of. the •Crapfo.d. Airpprt after the animal hacl-bittoh I Falcone for '.'the good job be did day. • • '.-••••'••• ".-. • profit hospital corporation. A char- tyrs. William E. 'Faulkner, JrJ Physicians! Club, called a special . not satisfied with the job'.dope.- ••• Mayor Seveiage reported, that /orcside'nt-director, Channing Rudd what ;thcy are. to us, are ovet/- routine duties, They spent 142-mhn Sci'VlCC Qub Leader ' a locaj boy, was. fined, a total-of THE\FAMILY "This can be done," Dr. Cas- ter is available which this cprpor- chairman- of the Cranford Volun- '-- --•»!-- ..:.-;„„< Tun. iM.j«.l7V>rN . , .. . , meeting of the'.group for* 9 p.m. The borough'had written to. the •tho Sljade Tree Commission- has : -rif-218'eentral avenue. crowddd, and I have personally ... hournoui s w\on'the project. This mark'e JPrayjer $180 and •-•' -''-->' <~ •«»-.>• ei*n taldb said, !'by - talking the hos- alioh could acquire; he pointed locr. •Services foii ,thc Amcricaiii i I , . today.at the, Cranfbrd Hotel.;.. • Mrs Charles Redden,, former pital up to everyone 'we^ meet, by seen many patients in 'the halls the h st wardens and three trucks were as-, •••"•••' would be /^.*^^«J' CnnlAfv ' Unfnrr* n itrnlin nflnA..u.. ...^ octors.'Maiy Participate Council ^•csid'cnt-diroctQr., has„, becnâ^ -beeause-of-the^lack—df_spaccA-J_ L signed to the case : aTOt~TTrrathr~Ti _L, pr. Castaldo conceded that scv-. ointcd chairman of the nonrnn- . A recent survey, the physician the duty af the corporation to ac-cancer fund-raising.workcrs'at thc.j inxthe surveivChief Powell said, careful check of the borougln and 1 hospital in town,' hy-.'stimulating of-t committee by Mr. Ruda. club president said, disclosed" a quire the necessary land and to .cra:rall local physicians have./in- ^suri'oundingârea and all pounds j ^-And No One and.talking, to various civic sind I solicit funds. ' _ Casino. jjiejUed interest in > Piirticipating t^WkO.I^ ...... - , _ iind definite4aelfr^lf^fftdLhlta^ ] ; to upnly-fpf-thcr.^-'-r-lHi-pUmU "charge of aP Pm-"graTr'y"nra}r Funds' for such a-' hospital, U~r. ^HTywatdMcAtTt in' thc. mass. .fi^cTnan6T['rJcnrrlrr-rrr-J ends nf .silent-..prayer rcTrrrtrrr 111 II1C wuut.v^. . .. bods for this area. While )hc. , , .': program •• will ..get '-undor- wuy"^ .brought by 'Robert J. ;Wimnier, (he aid of service .clubs." ••'••• e : from eiiairrrian, called the • meeting to | in ; h0 .ijifju.uut tv-.y Lwmn w « tie added-' thafthe dog probably view of what hp described as a.' •le'ttor Cvnm, Tally his crtnvflKRcrs-Tirtfpat^t^ v "Pr. Castaldd said 'Cranford As industry, the federal govcrn "special si.ti'iaUonT'^D^rTZairi: ducting a[.T:iir! i.iiiin., expressing ap- chief ASCPA .warden;' $50 - for now;fs-'running with the pacic t would not meet the iWcds of.the to launching the door-to-door, cam- the logical location for a 'regional and area residents. He cstimat94' said he calletl a meeting to discuss • ' A. motion tu this i-fTix-t. in- ,...k..:...n. to the street and lire harboring a yicioiis dog; $25 forthe. meadows,' and that, there -i.-. •111U cbmmittce wHl select cand- area, it would be a- good start in the paign 'next'Thursday. Thc. quota : hospital, which, he said, is "sorely • (Continued on Patjc 8) -theJlBossibilnty'! ofjja'rticipatiqg in tvoduced by Counci-lhian Edward flcpartrhenis for their work in contempt of c.ourtâhd S5 for notlittle" chance of capturing it âs . litotes for the positions of pres- needed in this area." He pointed right direction, Dr. .Castaldo said; in Crantprd is $4,500.-' • . ••• ;-l-::< ."•;; th'eirH^nicipal^spoTnKoreci progTatvn— having'/fiicen'se for his dog. "there are about 200 of thertn—all • dent-school'; director, vicc-prcs- .S.. Tripka- -anti .seconded, by .clearing away snow after a recent 1 " Mrs. Faulkner praised'- the 15 Cpuncihnan Edward IJ. Tiller, Police and the SPCA had been vicious." '..'•"•• . - dent-assistant school director, active club and church -groups It-is the aim of. the club to get \\. • storm.. Comme.nclation for the job unnoimily in any action decided ' was. passed,.,' unanimously 'at • done • .by • the men also was ex- looking for the dog since Mr..Gill secretary, treasurer and.scven d- who arc making cancer, dressings Babe; Ruth League reported to them several days af- -Members of.thp Cranford -IJigh upon, Dr. Castaldo-said. . , '•Tuesday night's counc-ilmeeting. ' rectors Four of the directors /wll Invitelôcal Gandidates State^School regularly. She stated that although ; School basketball team which won •George Ciisabona'rtnd Street Com-1 ^ „^^^ ter it bit Randy Mayer, 10, of 335 Kappa Delta be named for one-year terms ancl great efforts' are. made to pub-; Several times in the past thc nix South avenue, that the animal had he state Group III championship physicians club has ' exprescd : C WphrUm three for two-year, terms. . . licize the services provided by-the which drewvno comment ata pub-.f»«W **^-- - i'Sr^bûth League will borun away, • \ ' '.,.'•'•• Alumnae Meet Mr Rudd said. all. interested oV- ni i\ TJ^,,«A• Jp \TX A Gonstruetion American Cancer Society for the I will be presehtcd •jackets by the strong objections to. participating .mass inoculation-clinic. The . •lie •lu'arm'g. .eiyates the post- of WK Given nM-econV'.hcId in Lincoln School from-7:30 • According to. Police CJnief-.Fred Kappa Delta' alumnae ,pf . the ganizatiohs will be invited to send cancer patient, tincre' are marty' jranford- Boosters Club. •captain at a sa.lary'.of' $5.30(1 a h Falzohe, the owner finally made a of Health.vo.tcd to hold steh mmm "'• „.;, -rn-ler jt o .n:30 p.m. oh. April G, it. was Westfield'-Granford area met Mon- 'representatives ' to-a meeting of To Open House ot VIA Ai, *„ 7K4 ...... •:,. ^.x !.__;.. pf the manj | Th» rluh voted to purchase the I year and' provides ' pay increases statement Tuesday moroihg ad- I .: Candlda'lbs <" hnth the Republican ancl-uemocraiic pnu.ai-jr UIUV- .-.—-.— .— - - 7,-, - ,. ; • WI1O. UU nuv n.uvw. «» »;•" ...«-.^ ic after receiving- petitions I ''announced today by .Joseph. Tro- day evening at the home, of Mrs the aefvisovy commi^ Jeô Thc c p mm —i4iir,« tvint mv thp Evening of :: :ib:hy4^D bencflte .wfiich~"are at the call 01 Lrnost 2,000 signatures asking iahn. rPCioatiori director for the jppnalcl.-Schnable of Scotch "'- — 7n nn wlll w tions for township positions have been inv/tcd to attend an open Under new laws'ado^tqd by the .-ir,iti.iihiitthe orgil"' '' • ' ' jacketo-vehinsg aitn a th meetine ivfuhTFipalL'oug last'Thursdar y HOW-BEAUTIFOLCAROrNS AND LAWNS AT LESS COST commission. ~APRfL SROWERS '" come ideas for new or expander. house lo''be êiaiJbT'tl"c'V treatments.for cancer are available- This will be, the only fund-rais- the boy, he \ ab"a-ndbned of the life of Miss ALL ' 'courses to be offered by. the school. ,-frec'to any-cancer patient.. John McClintock,..former rinc'm- 30 Fhyslcians Newark .'Airport. . bo.f-1 IoaHln-invitcd_-3Q'. ...._„ ing—projecti_con(iuctecl .for Jicnefit : XEADING^BRANpS: I m^^Si^S^S^s^^^^^^, the -1956-57 school' year In state '"''Tln^vtJhfch "County Chapter," tier of the BoaTdrofrEdacatipn-and 7~"~ Because; the animal was-n s to participate in of league' activities, ^lr. Troiano school's fall-semester. a "non-partisan, meeting' to ac- I aid for school construction. .^ Mrs. Faulkner continued, ''support; James Avery, club secretary and MICHIGAN PEAT § available for examination for ra- ' In uddition to Mr. Rudd, quaint the voter with the local the clinic, but\iily one, Dr. Abr said. All teen-acers ai'e- invited' to COLOGNE 69c 11 Since the Boai'd of Education's clinics, in. three hospitals where bies, the boy had- to undergo pre-^ high school instructor, were named . raham Thaler, osteopath ic phy-- Nature's Fineit Soil Builder attend. Music will be provided by •of the school-include: Vicc-pres- candidates ernd thqif policies. budget for the 1956-57 school year cancer patients receive x-ray and ; cautionary Pasteur" treatments. .He' idcM-assistant director, Kenneth -•••••• ,'to other 'treatments'. In ' addition to/thc scholarship committee. With Xiefnrt, agreed to join.'Only'three- the Rhythmnires, .Candidates will bc was bitten severiSly about . both, ^: has jih-pady been adopted, -this ilhei^doctors--r-cplic^tpLtlia_inj^.._!_ W-lvbrscnradministrator-antUn^ transportatio».—~j~ -•n - —is~proyidcd—to-ahd- ... '"Mrr-MTGiTnloek-as-ehalr-mah, thcyJ v fl-'.'.'. j-—-Ba-be-R-ut-h-LoaC-iiAlprnpticos will pspeak— briefly and s money will go toward reducing the although thcSrjhysici,ains Thighs' when attacked-^by—th'e~dog- slructor-'at Union Jxinior College: answer period will follow. from homes to clinics or doctors' ^ ^^ vitations. alg while playing with several other FUTURAMA 3.25 Value CHANTILLY local tax rate. hj h scho6l senior t0 is stand '•'• f -''" Secretary, Mrs. WilHa.ms, and invited to attend .site; Public l^ _, . , ,. - , , ,. , . offices without cost and, where ei the club's annual scholar- club reiterated its boys near Oak street and Willow SORTIi-EGE TOILET WATER ."7'r.""/^ P JV •! I- •"'••«—.— the new program of rcc Vc Elects Burditt hot to participate •"-:-'•', • 1 PLAY SAFE ON treasurer, Mrs. -Beatrice- Bargos. Safety- • - Commissione«:•...•...!_..: r Clarencoi„,.„„„,e„ \JT./I Returns in the annual fund drive ship based on academic standing, ! ..', MCW IAWMI-TO* MlTf OLBTOMI*—wW [•avenue, police reported.- Testimony with f of the Cranford-Garwood-Kcnil-|; to aid.-tor school construction, Health Officer Smitl^ reppots he MIOUOAN Pt»TI Vwr MU MWI M*ml PERFUME fritz, wh6 seeks ronomlnation; jf.' worth -Chapter, American' Red thgtae 'state cigarette. tax will be in- be, a mother,.. need "and athletic ability. revealed the dog was attached to has requests from 2,084 ?chchii w "Oliic" •>• MIIW wtttt dawolcolr V»« ok*. ATOMIZER Hoxvard McAteer, John L; Bron- worm -ciujjjiui, jm.^. —v... T--r- «.^. ..„ ln hou«- '}' ^ •" LIPSTICKS AND ESSENCE : President ii'l MIOUOftM NAT U t«% •r w>lc UM MW TV REP AIRS T* r' sed two cents a pack'cttÛvJ^ta^ho F. Richard Lewis was named r;:V:" V a lang;leash on a running -wire,and nari'ând Dr. Neil Castaldo,/all Arthur K. Burditt was elected for the shots. These aro primarily '\X ," Mlnx^nm ilin*l,-algl»l, AFIICAN $1.75 to $13.75 Cross, have pa'sscd the $10,000 creased two cents a pack;' effectivc.J_s£aikto-th.e home Jo help' in house- chairman for the annual' spring school children, he pointed out. ' i.. ;he boy evidently misjudged the Prom candidates for the' Republican candidates f ; A ril (resident of the -Grantord Rotary -,'. ',> •• . USED Tjrust the- repairing, of ake regular callfi, ^ sports dinner honoring high school 1 • .'>: VKum mmA rot ri*NiJ. MICHIGAN MAT ength of the- leash in passing the mark it was- -reported today by 'P 16. This measure is designedj hold chorfa while visiting nurses Pre-school children and pregnant u domination for three-year ^ Jliib last Thursday at the club's iir'f,--' b ^tilgli alH.a«> r^«. I»K»VN •II'MIII. -your^-T-V—«eJ,ônly:,_i«jL. "There is no reason,, she con- winter and- spring athletes. Also VOtM BIST MIVI S •!«• boo*. Ifltlit M O*M>- 1 HTimanimciit. .T^Ty.,,• ' on the Township Comm)tt «v*ry k*«. OIDU Wagtoday «M 4 Police Commissioner Levvis-M. nance Commissioner who added that the campaign' Thc money .received under the should go without these services! Cal Shire. Tom Butler, H. J. Mc-ist Church educational b.uildinK, ..,'.. I;.; . CARS almost enough vaccine for first •^ lr*« bMllUt. - . • pert*. We are staffed This year's junior^senior prom 1 floss reported at Tuesday night's Haviland and Nicholas St. John (scheduled for completion last new laws can be-used only .for when a call-to the chapter office in Nally." and Mr. Avery. It will- bc He succeeds Peter J, Chirk. -!; r,.-'. meeting of the .Borough Council by -factory! - iit Cranford• High 'School.should .LaCortc, candidates for/the Re- Saturday) has been extended to new construction and. other capita) I Elizabeth or to me will bring quick The new president is serving shots for all who request them. outlay and debt service. 'neld in the school cafeteria.- The More vaccine is available throufih hat an investigatioh which he -moasutmoasutc uupp tQ.al!i£XP^clation, t_ -publican-nominatlon fo/ the nnn- pei-mit ••-•'•-. —^This-progranv-v/as-r-CGommcndeni'it.Inv and debt service. d l-attcntion. and. thc.jaecessary_ help. dato.'-hns-npt—y.el^bi;oiv selected. us'. JvicCip'i:esidejiLJLhis^cjir_ancl 4004b. was.decided at. a meeting Tuesday the stale it it iS',hcis3cy~ror—rVratr— :onducted Into "the case indicated year ' uriexpired y term on the$15,200")>iuu>. .^ ' . by the State Tax Policy'Commis- Walter P. Ulicny, executive di- Thc. club vutccl to meet on the formerly was secretary ancl a di- of patent, committee chairmen and •Township Cpnnmittcc./ " '-. ; 1 rector. A. resident of Cranford for shots, Mr. Smith-sard. hat lpcal'irolice officers-f&Hewed- Mr. Cooptr said many kits have i j its Eighth Report.. There rector of thc Union County Chap - third Thursday' for the next scv- (ccepted procedures under" exist- Mrs'. E. A. Koyen, PTA president, Atsq, Tax Coricctor ' Howard s Qn n "ter, spoke briefly on. how cancer iral months.' . , 12 years,' he resides at 18 Elm Vaccine! Worth $5,000 ANFO at thc home bf.Mrs. J, H. McAtecr, Cowperthwaitc, "whVsceks the.Re- still- to be turned in and urged all was general agreement, in- both funds arc used. ' - street. Mr. Burditt is president'of All of the vaccine for the Crnn- GREAT ng ordinances and state regula- Michael Fcri'o, president, prc- ford clinic was .manufactured by tions." • . • • 34.EASTAAAN ST. CRANFORD, N. J. general chairman. ., ; • .. publican nomination for a four- workers who have not completed major-parties as to the need for $£..- McAteer .announced that thc Burditt Corporation, 13, North MOST AMAZING LAWN FOOD tVER MADE! RADIO • All committee chairmen rc'port- year term as collector of taxes; n the-''society's'"film "the Swlfi Union avenue. He attended Co the Eli Lilly Company of Indian- . Wilbur W. Mayer, the 'boy s (OPP. CRANFOHlD THEATRE) c r jjpolis. The supply Tor a similar 'ather, at the council meeting of I -~cd_pxogr_essj9tt^^thelr^piahs for the '™*_?**!±** *»•«•« ^^û$r ;»Xw ™ss lumbiu^-J^^nteÛiLj!I^J?Q'!gt . l; •iVKMîH—i..i ••.... n"'M.. ••- r : was Wlth-Mt^Krw~H44fr^«nvf)ttHi- irirr—c-jQ Vinfl'said; he had:hejlrd nan, ,/ • • - . • *piraKt"fOf ceytt7 The' chairman also issued an arette tax. was finally aB.-eedJ^wr lora NOW! thatHhe-police-had-been_instr.uci Mrs, Johtl m

UIUUVIVIVV * *. t~- ., fFTanaânoâTTB : and that as far -as he COUT^*1IB7 Senior mothers" — Sirs.- W. .A. V thfee-polnt, of- educationdt , "mam of. the ''Cranford TWcmTii "Cranforxl-citizens arc awaken Locally' these activities include much caji-accumulate-the Health Fund Di-ivc, it was an Special This Week-End certain, the local police have na Burton, Mrs. K.-L. Foster, Mrs. ing to thc fact," Mrs. Kevc said maintaining a blood donor pro- scryiee and^ regearch. -^1"-- - j-•n •-• a- statLe reservII.e. against the authority to -pick up a dog on "tKaT^trresc—meetings—give—them gram for paTicnTs~flîtrtrTe™thTcc- stalled „...„ - .-.. iif) r.i'.|.i:• ••: Mijysa Chevrolets m district's, fiûiee needs, . local chairman of Union Coun have been mndc pending action by EOMPLETE-IAWM-BQQDL 15riVa1Tpy iind Mrs. B: C. Bcldcn,. thp opportunity to hear, ancl meet communities served by the chap- have been selected nrc:.,.V - All Mod«l«, Hn»l with ."The new "laws,"'-i??. Richard T." ..y Association foV Mental Healtl ident, William J.-Dodds; secretary, UADIOS mid UKATKUi- er'-s consent. Junior mothers — Mrs. Edward the candidates! It is a" duty as ter, providing transportation .foe' Beck, president of the New Jer- ser,, Edwnrd Ricincl, Mrs. U S Horace K. Corbin, Jr.; treasurer, j the Cwmford Physicians' Club. It Aborn, Mrs. L. G. Albert, Mrs. R. , presidet Arrowsrnith,' Miss Leonia Pcndorf and by Donald L. Ferguson, chair- W0N?T BUftM when used in rtecom- at $795.00 Borough Attorney Eoiiis" J'. Old Fur Goat well' as a: privilege to know the indigent patients to clinics,- hos- Edti Asociation saidsaid, Dr. Edward M. Coe, roblcctecl; and] (Continued on Page 8) "'f E Alexander, Mrs. Albert. Allingcr, man of the 1056 Mental. Heulth Dughi also is making a. study of We'll Restyle candidates running for local of- pitals and other places for. treat- sey Education Association, Clarence Kclsey, Mrs.R. W.-San- directors, Vincent Sarnowski, Wil- \ mended amounts. . Mrs. W. E.'Arnold', Mrs. J. C. Ayrfi, Fund drive.in Unjon Coifnfy. •n fice antl the issues affecting our ments, conducting standard and (Continued.on Paoe tella, Mrs» A. J. Musa, Mrs. G.JE. liam P. Smith, Dr. Anthony Sor- Mrs. A.' : 1 Craiie will be assisted -in -.:_—OMI^HIWHG-lasts all-season. _.„.,__ •Un-.-!lit».|li.>-l-t:HKV.ll'oi,E'r..Jtl^Jt«^ "tuwwTvv-rrr-So-4ako. uu _— advantage: " "~ " "trrd—cou I S6ST—a nd- l-Thurstoh-r Physicians' | Top, Ivory ami ttrern, »«»«'»• n.?*£. I advantccT-nrst ...... -tli-ll-r^—Miî—Claik-.iincl. Jlabcct M 1 ville, Mrs. L. G. Griffiths, JVIrs. C. V. Gary, Mrs. David collections by William. ArTaTiSP | PROVIDES *U THE WUTRjtNTS needed und many extran. A NO'»»» «"• opportunity to- make your vote providing sorvices for members of Also, C. Crane, representing the past pros Trre^rrTorwthingTii '*~îTE~nrmed-ft)reefi TclentsT Bh~fme -loeat— „ - "irTTh 6 ii ortlT^sWtrTcstdttitt-iwl-HviêiiT Hospital-Unit "from soil to r.ourji^ Nn.. IIAII — lii.1l FORD, .'i Door, ttlue and ^R~G. Longakcr, Mrs M. L. Loshin. JTGTWcNaBTJrW ^/Irs, ' ^ Robert CpnTistenscn, roughout the world an: d on the south, side by Mrs. need Ivory, Uaillii, Ilentcr, und other 'extruH. ''angor, JR, Mrs. R..J. ---^. ----.- throughouQn~thp_t nlin atinpae world.l level. Mj\_ Hobbie. Alex Dickerson, E. M. prcside.nl. uf the L.'eague of Women ICOWOMICA7 l . . . It's • • Appointed r as little aa OSTperTOO sq. ftr D. J. Minctti, Mrs. B. J. Morrison, Cooper reported^, thhê needd. folorF " Gerow, E. WTDuniee, ATJTTrtclccT Voters, explained tpc iflTrts and" Mrs. C. F. Schnitzcr, Mrs. G. W. Mrs. J. E. .Haviland, R. A. Husc. Robert Gisser. purposes of that oxgiinization. An The appointment of a 10-nuin No. »S1 — \UV.l OLDSMOIULK, "UK" A tliing of beauly is a joy forever. So it -is with fine furs. If you arc wondering how your funds is greater than ever before With the aim of aiding local physicians committee for thc form- HOC'KKT I-DOOU SKIIAN, Itatllo and Scott, .Mrs. O. A, Sharp, Mrs. C. bcausc of the long-range rehabil- Mrs. R. A. Husc, Herbert Hcnd- Charles W. Tripp is in charge outgrowth of the woman's suffrage Heater, and HYDUAMATIC UUIVE. Present Numbers residents with their spring house- ation of a regional hospital .in • and rO.VVEIl 8TKEIHNG. fur coat could ever look as wonderful as it did when'it was first new, you need worry no E. Skagg's- ancl Mrs. L. C. Tom- itation, program being carried out rickspnand Mrs. E. A. Connell. . of business collections, and Mrmovement, , she said the leajjue cleaning, the Cranford Junior Crane, industrial collections,' Cranford was announced today by back. • • following emergency aid given to 1•endeavor1 11 s to aid womcii in vot GOOD VALUE USED CARS At Music Festival The local drive, which will bbcl'e -""" -" *""" ."•%*••- I Dr. Neil Cast;ild<>, president of the longer. We'll rcslyle^your coat for you . , . your choice of six popular styles. Would you And sophomore mothers — Mrs. victims of unprecedented flood Service League has designated m QUALI-T-Bt-END I!. M. Ferguson, Jr., Mrs. D R. Several members of the music launched during Mental Heal tin L « intelligently. there are more; Cranford Physicians' Club. mm nontiK i.in'.fln trim little v disasters during the past year. next week as Jumble, Store Week Safety Officer Week, April 29 through May 5, The speaker said ththce HIM N,\8ii i -..••• iMi.mi ' like a stunning stole ... a smart cape... perhaps a short jacket! Your old fur can be made French, Mrs. C. K. Sellers and departments of the Wednesday ihim 0Q0 vthioughout the • The committee has representa- • III.III BtURF.HAKF.il ':«.-v.mi • The chairman reiterated his pica and arranged for collections cve'ry will prqvidc funds for Cranford'si ^ leaguesvlhi- imil 'MEitcvit/Y ..: :t.iii.m» . Mrs. C. A. Williams, Jr. .Morning Club and Village Im- to area residents to'"give all you chapters, in Newtives from • Cranford, Garwoad, III.MI CHOSl.KV, STA WAO 1.10.00 shoes for pert day,' Monday - through Saturday, To Lecture, Show membership in the Mental Health n-ation with ,80 ehapU-is. .n .,>,. 111 into a smart fur again, Well clean and glaze yourcoat for you, remove all worn fur, rc« provement Association of Cran- can, so-we -won't- be letting pur membersp crK Kenilworth, Hoscllc • and Rosellc Latvia Seed ford participated in a Music Fes- of resaleablei clothing or house- clini,.ii«ic^ noff unioUnionn CountyCounty", for-•the-/.'for the °y- The Cranford chapter, al Park. Two more members fvom little ladies style it to your choice and line it with fine lining. As a perfect finishing touch, your cm- local cha'pter'down it/this 75th"'an,- Films in Schools .{.though organized only six months tival, "Songs .of .the Nations," hold articles, work of the county con/mittce |n ago, now- Inns 58"nTembVs.~-She! Roscile ancl Rosclle Park wilj bo Candidates '— r- in connection witlT'lhe' chihl Ihiit the len'aucj added, Dr. CasUildo said. . which was/presented Monday at "WWe can use anyminanything yuyou Lolcan'ti b" • • in connection w prpviding additional clinic service, stressed lino NORRIS "'•'." - Jjro.Ulered monogram will ho niversary year of the -American -is thcslogaa for ib.C wce^. Personns [safety prograprogr m beingg, conducted b by and for. its information und pro- s nc,n-jiud,|Si.n and endeavors, to Withinjhe next two .weeks, the " " "'"'' ^ ^^êd4l»t!tife o«iiB^«n««j .. ..-,.-.,.«...,.'..•,;«• «ic..-: le'rfgu',,,,:....,c. ;dc.cs., _.„.„.:notM,pHfpê-fonmaio'n.Qf... ..,,„_..! /«.,_t.v,m-f^rn-iMtiiin..of t tho• r'cmoni_,u •.• by the CranT5fa:Kep'ublican:€hib; "'Each 'club,- in-costumor^repie=. WEstfield "2-0220 nnd our bonded- messenger cm Wednesday.at 8:J5 p.m. in theseritcd a riatiorrr and the songs, pick-up arrangements. MIXTURES I Us annual dinner meeting If^t.urc "n s;iHy :'"fi- show""film> :ivpnti(>. All local,ûW. statirT Own EeTbVeaaons^; :i&!t •!;^ TJsltfTATrtST will call for your coaT, or """'"Air' "~~ tions coincided with the nation, iaut Oii)u H-111_ next week,under direction of Mrs. ôin bleycle safely Each To Suit Your Purse or Purpose tional candidates on the Rcpubli- portrayed. The music department -white Laboratories, Inc", Kenil- next week. ccived high praiso from thel'rities "•w-r _. issues.j Kenilworth,' Dr.' _, 246 NORTH AVE., EAST can primary election, ballot have Corliss Abbott, motor corps chair- on publication March 23, sails to- drop'in iil'vuur convenience. of the Wednesday-Morning ClubJ^vprth. Polite Chief Lester W. Powell Thcisk'ce dleagu opinione alss oon currenrvnt.-a fact-stein of Roselle Park, Dr. Open Until 9 P. M. bctcn invited to attend. 1 man. day on the Scythia for Germany of which Mrs. Theodore P. Grush nr Carl G. Hanson of Cranford', Owned and operated by theannounced that on Monday. Sgl. R heet about, various candidates Sprowls of Roselle and Dr. Leon MR. C. F. SCOTT of SWIFT & COMPANY - Local aspirants "include: Public (Continued on Page S) • president, will preside. Bonnell will speak in Sherman to make, arrangements Tor f«.roiRn ! s We specialize-in mink! Safely Commissioner Clarence L. Service League, thc Jumble Store to m, bliti off hi hiss ti* * | whicw h is distributed before the!.I. Anson ancl Dr. F. M. Karney ot is a perpetual bazaar which the School at 9:30 a.m., in Walnut language- publication cener.il elocticm. i Garwood. - " will be at bur store Fritz, J. Howard McAteer, John School at .10:30 a.m. ancl in Brook remain in \ U" r' -V N^letld nsos as thc chief source of •d-l-t3ft-y>.m- novegm.opp-u^.î^j-0-i-y^v.iiUUu" He plgns to g M|-s..,Chcstcr Viin 1 ljrtimi± chair- |. Cranford's representatives wcro Traffic Light inOomc for its philanthropic, work On Tuesday, there will be leer places Copenhagen, Deii- , Hum of the aclv;ini-o sales com- •for'three-year terms on the Town- othcr "Know' Dr. Cnstiilclo, Dr. Henry J. Mincur, FUR STORAGE, SECOND FLOOR League contributions, of $4,000 to P - mil tec for the as consultant in our ship Committee: Finance Com- Hires in Cleveland School at 9:30mark. where id thei Dr. T. F. Nevins, Jr-, and Dt. F. TIME TO GO $5,000 a year come'mainly from received his early edu-, Your LAWN AND GARDEN CLINIC Here are just a few of our missioner John Haviland and and 10:30 a.m. B) I M-. OITenkruntz. ./ many guards styles that Nicholas St. John LaCorte for onc- "Plan for Walnut Avenue this source, Scheduled for next Wednesday cation. will comfortably fit and \car uncxpircd terms on the the signal layout be as indicated . Mi's. Jean Ummer, who has been arc lectures in Lincoln School at Soil Samples Tested — FREE! State authorization' for a trafllc manager of the store for the past l/ mm-.; flatter growing OPEN THURSDAY Township Committee and Tax Col- on the attached plan utilising ad- I p.m. and Roosevelt School al ligh\ insUilljition at Walnut avenue y>?s.'--V^ .:"' lector Howard Cowpcrthwaite for justable-face, three-section signal 21 yearg, reports that its needs 0:30 ancl 10:30 a.m. WK:<&-.' ••''-•. feell and Raritan road may bc expected MGIIT 'TIL 9 i cnomination to a four-year term. heads, certain channelization, pave- ancl opportunities are growing Slit. Bonnell represents the Tryouts Slated for Boys Basâll if thc township agrees to cortain continuously with the growth of Also on the ballot are: For Con- ment markings and signs; that thc Cranford Police Department on Tryouts for the Pony, National, tryout .sc.st,ii)ii will be iinnounced llelcl ready foi'">he coming season, engineering requirements, accord- manual attachment be omitted Cranford. Mrs. Henry M. Slauson, Kit SCALECIDE gress, Mrs. Florence P.' Dwyer of ing to a communication received the Union County Safety Officers' and American'Loaguos, spcunsoêdl later.- • It was rpoptvd that boys already from the controller; that a flash- Jr., is chairman, and Mrs; L. K. llliziibcth and Mrs. Irene Griffin by Township Engineer Patrick J. Association, which holds meeting by thc Cranford Boys' Baseball' It was aniimmcc'-il by Ilic leiiRuc assigned {o a team will nut be The Superior Dormant Spray "f Wcstflcld; for State Semite ing moc/hanism and time clock be Merrill co-ehtiirman of the Jumble in various member municipalities. y Klnr, luinuiiltcer League, will bcr~tT(7TcT~fT>r tlTC next; thTT-t-ô-bo^^î-U-4)^-|>îi|Hi-U.ccLau-l-ixc|uia^llo.. iiLleud' the tryouts, h Dobcrt C. Crane of WestnelcC attached to the conWolTCrTthrrr-tht [This group also is concentratinn plii••' v imli-s.-..i..<. ; ..;i. releas,-ni,•:,..(e. Icnifiiriun î[;iH-clr,i{;m'cl! ThcirrnanagerThciKmanagers wiwiln contact them Gallon _,._ Quarts of the trafllc engineering section signal, operate as a flashe' r'~~be- Ever since thc fall of 1933, when on child and bicycle safety thi.s two SiiturcUiys at 1 p.m. Carlylc Crane or.Plainflcld and in Ki by his parents' is in the hands of | cimeerninR practice sessions for of "thc-Bureau of Trafllc Safety, tween thc hours of 1.0 _ p.m. . and the Jumble Store llrst opened The Pony League for boys their teams. i"i. Clifford Thomas of Elizabeth rented empty store space, th* month. li'ague olllcials. These forms arc ..ml for freeholder, Mts. -Anna Department of Law and Public 0-a.m. daily and, that automatic to IS years c)l age will conclucl The league is still in need of league has realized a'-°nct prolil iivailabli- at the nllico of thc Cran- 1 UP TO 50 PARTS WATER CAN BE USED Murray and Eugene Daly of Sum-Safety. operation of the trafllc signal from trymits at Nomahegan Park Field ford Citizen ancl Chronicle Sports- managers ancl assistant managers Enclosed with thc letter were (5 a.nn. to 10 p.m. .daily bc based from resales of outgrown, outworn Service League Votes No. 2. _ mit, Albert J. Bcnningcr of Moun- or outdated articles'. man's Shop, police ' '•••>•.•• for some of the ISO teams it will tainside, Sherwood Valentine o;" copies of a report und a sigiui! upon a 70-sceond cycle." • $500 for Mental Heulth Walnut Avenue School Field sponsor. Interested pTrsTTirs should j fur the tryouts fyr, and Cranloul High School- These K.ihway, George Hcrlich of Hill- layout plain prepared by Ensley R. He also recommends that ox The. little house ut 10 South will be tin- site contact the following- league 6.1'* jiyeniifc, east,' was purchased in A donation of $500 to the Mental for boys 10 forms Humid be tuniL-cl in .it the. of "" '" .B£liJ!ctt_of__2 Roosevelt avenue, istiiiR STOIt-siei -•-•-. ... the Jsliil-joiiiil -I'UÎ-LI^J. |!miy I i'.i|'iii' All'I.V ~No Parking Problems -*- DTtvWln Yard 1050 and" the bTincTliTg~"w;ur~rc- HyRiorte—C-linie— of-.-Uivion_.Cuuiitx Alfboys 'rc~ .MUI Henry Wicrcnga of "Westlleld. n state u.^.^ „. nue bc removed inslall- been-votcd by the boarc^ ol to-12 years or ii. iiRKce AM uuâ .^- ,.., .sun of U WIHHIS Hole r-oacl; N«V- PHONE CR 6-0080 Mr. Bcnninger and Mr. Heilich ho recommends that authoriza- "ZuV tbe"^ -d"That ver- ; mode.ee. with thc he.p of rncmbc* of the Cranford Junior icling in the southerly section of i The leagui* eallc'-d i>n father^ In tlonal Li'agu°. John I'Vdorko of I I1' 1°,,^, ho installed on Iho ! uncltheir husbands to provide stor ;.iire incumbents and Mr. VulciUiiu tion be given Cranford officials for' Cranford will be in the National accompany their l»i,\s to thc try-Omaha drive; American League, loif-n-tpxl. .ALwaya Qn_c9lLnight Peter lirol of 1G Daermq way iind or day. Prompt und courteous CO IN ii former freeholder. installation of a- llxcd-'timo traffic heast and soutneasi LOHH-I.-. - .Î»«: • "—•—;„ .;:. " ,, | voted Lcacuo. • . • -. • ' '.|.out's. .s6 that they can assist in control signal "following our ri>- d T lc The tryouls for the American n>nm-.i- AU.'ans., field niaintcn-, ••stuimW—H—is-- eX.pcctui.1.. Uui.t.. I'C- According To Siio ' birihdii'y ahniversii'fy party-'" "' -Mrs. Sumnor D. Swcciser ancl Wll1l5 i (j Sunday nfternoon at her home. At- tor" read, "and would appre Willow street., Mrs. Paul Wright, teams. M tryciut session will tie ance eliiiiriniMiT "siTcT'w-iTi'K'^vitl-ln' Iwecn 4S0 and'M0 boys your advising us of ymir ccactiun family of 729 Willow street nre ex- hold at 2-p.m. on April 22. The started at'i):HO ii.m Satunlay on licipatc in tins' year':; tending were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn .bot.bath sides ooif- Walnuwainuti avenunvt-nuec be"•- , , „, ._„ tGrf chairman, was assisted at the to .them in. order that we ' may ; league is tor boys K to HI the Adams Avenue l-'u-M lit- s.ikl ALBERTS SHOES Montgomery and family, Mr. and tween the northerly curb of Ran-j pected home this week-end from tea tublu by Mrs. Jijiiathan Milk-r minorr league is ii>r ooys in.udcd lo iiuthorjze you to proceed with thp tan road and points 300 feet north - a two weeks' visit with relatives flea table by Mrs. j.jnainan ;\ Sirs. Thomas Blase of Cranford, 1 I 1 1 Qli J years old Fuilhci- dclaih on this vuiunlcLis — Open Friday Evenings — .; installation of-this triilllc siuru' " ''" B,uto'" '-n n'lin'iRouge- , Lui .a. ^ I and Mrs, Fletcher Gilpiin, Jr. • mcl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoner .Mr. '^nnS'Solhnncnc' U "that! (Continued on VaOc S) 116-118 SOUTH AVE., £. CRanford 6-1661 4 EASTMAN ST. uf Newark. A GARDEN SUPPLY CENTER SINCE 1922 A'.: •/'•'':'*-.-•••V1''^ r <.'~£?t~-r«• ^-•^~-a^;;;li.li*i .'• '/yf^'.-''"':''v» '.1;'"

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' •-; • ,•, '.: '•.•'.- /•.- • 'Page- Three • .• / • • •• /• •- > .-; • ••.- /.•. 7 •- ,•" . ;• •• CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICL^THURSJDAy, APRIL 5, 1956 •• •/• • •••• ••' . • •-. • •.- - /••" ; . THE :r --^ .-' V ' . ' ••'' .•-••• " --,-•••" '•'•••/. ', •-..'. Socuds'.'-.' ''• TOE'CRANTPRD.CI172EN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 Collegians Corner Ibpeetl Timer Used LWVBirectors Band, Vocalists on Concert Pyogftim 0 r W rl> on ?nd iin /ir. and Mrs. Paul W. Selby and 'j: president of lhe New Jersey Asr Local Women r? ^ V ui'^ \ ,Vvi' \ Eiizaheih Avenue. family "of ,3,03 Edgar'.a'venue spent -AssislatEggJHunt 1 1 11 1 0111 51101 sociation 61 ••;L!ett6r~Carricrs1 "^le-" oMêry av'emw. will'^Tlurn/SuwaHrT^l^ ' ^^*^^ ?^ " ^- May installation uve- MV IMyector's Remark manded that th'e 'state'ment be .re- Member^ of the Cranford The Board of Dircctovs of theBack Candidacy Motro .'Dame- UniVfiîty,; NotrL'.-'tiwor -Was used .on E)iz;i1)ftl: '.--ird P. Win- -V ,-i- Sgt. DoyleHeads ^£ ^ r family is. coming to merchandisd e was' stoletl n . ffro m iin iliary Police; assisting' at thc v D». and front of h'is.'.storei'He sqid the ma- Six members of Cranford Branch racted and clwfged that.Mr. Gqs- :6U Workshop Cranford League of Women Voters' Danic, Ind., after, spending the • nu"" e nea'r. Cranford''avo~ ----,-- . fur ., .. Aldcn street returned-• under (be Kef'ugtfe l"or Mrs. Dorian, 754,. Nfftiorial Association of. Let-sert's 'assertion that 2.5O0 license ter egg hunt at NonVahegan for the United will meet Tuesday evening at 8:15 •vacation hp/e.-.,:.. . . - hoi,K.lai.f,W«H ..e«U.y. rosi.ltm_«;'>«;|^X.ûr .iiondinB a week at,.;. leadership Class They are among 1,21» chine' disappeared between "1073U gemcnts Of Mrs. Griffin ; l on-Saturday.byil he M April o'clock.at the home of Mrs. Nor- rj iti.'iiu \ti •Sojioul; lyliss Peat-foe Warhetv ; unday -and' 7 a.m. Tuesda -tcii-riftfrn At Marine ShSchool l lltt" who- are eritec In'g^the-: country t . avenue, Mrs. £j. Robert Christen- ÂiliJjMthn ; : : -dac^ôf-Mr-s^-IrenaJL^GrillinôJ ni-l^ "rmnmissionur and -.Mrs.! ' rfH^vo.^-Mn-nnd Ux^m^^^ Deputy Fire. CfiTeT TencGilbertâSSist eme in i ttret";••• " 'j——' • ' ' • "' •'' - "under the terri]isN>nthis ^ ^^||ts7plan~ 5iji ed president of the Trinity Guild sen, president, announced; Westfteld,. former assemblywoman, Prank T, -Whitty "oTl 10 Severin u,,,..,. "It) SprinKtU-ld avi'iiuc returnee Hlt>M'of Sherman School, and T -• strefct,- this week,'received woi;^" TOTimrrpriTicipal^f force until tneend ot tins yearri ^pTsWai-Sch^n-^^ ^rviA.Shcpardof KenUworth, to submit, a written summary. ol 'for—the—Republican—nomination ilir-t.1—Ir t 1(11 «.,*•«...^~.—. , .... , Chief Lester W. Powell • roporu-d:,. ™*"™**— '•;••'• •• . ^ __ "•• • -,. »„ Kir-., was 6rlticized~rfot.- his state- fleers "Carmen ".• DiFabio, for Congress. . • .. *.«..- during the llrsirseniester'-'of • that their son Marine Set. :B./A. Place and Roosevelt Schools. This will be the 11th crossing ot Plans for establishment o/f .a rsJ Chris Sorensen,,EdWard inpus, Ray man of the Cranford Branch, their activities this year. The . .- • , , , . .in Miami,. Fin., with- Mr. Greco s Monday evening, succeeding Mrsy| monment t WamlnblaminBg theth<;-, mai£s-fo^ part Murphy,' Edward Rouvet this acad'eniic yein; to iittnin •hi-glv' the*-transport under -charter-to" the Lusardi, Erwin RutzyFrank Meyer, Mrs. Edward C. Eaiiiardt of 3 howirdinKs msule showed inotr.nsts-,,,,,,,,^ ;inf) bl.olhL.r nnd siKtL.r;in. "Doyle,; Jr.; .stationed at Ca.mp Cranjfprd Lodge of Elk's .will-be Fred E. Andersen. Installation 01 • of thk e last-minUttilte license renewal and I ,i,.an Association for thleague'e s general meeting, on April .honors, Dr. IT. *S. Carlson, dean of ; Pendleton,-Calif., was top man in Intergovernmental .Committee for Martin Ciuba and Joseph' Ciuba. Charles • Tucker.. - . . 20 will be discussed. Tulip .street organized the- local traveled an-average speed of 2H 1;u ^ .^Mrs ; tfarianu Gr(,co. furthered at a meeting .in "ttfo officers will be'on May 6 at -snarl; • •••• • • . . "_•• Jhe graduatintf-cl^ss'of 37 jit the Young Sponsors European lAigration. . . - i - S» • .United Nations. v'ornmittec. 'Mrs. Earhardt praised- .•ituWnts--al Upsa'hi College, East |miles, an hour (.the lnuli bfing .in .,.••• • • ^-o— - - • Cranford I-Jotel at 8:30. p.m.' to-9:30 a.nri,'servitfer'; .-. , / - On .Monday,' Henry Anderson; -it was decided a registratron fee Orango," iinnouneedT He isj major- | NCO Leadership School .there. Under' the, Refugee'Relief Act, " Also elected;at a.meeting m the Mrs. Griffin's legislative feeord miles an hi>ui)"(liiriny the prridil • Miss '\i;irian A. Schniit'z and IJermqn Family morrow, at which Joseph Bader, ,would be charged for the • after- •ing1 in .English. • .' :.~'] .''—' 1 IS In an urtiele on the jjchool'-.in s]W)nsors are . required,- to provide Guild. Room were; Vice-president, NATIONAL mH.n and evening workshops, two Dramatic Club as ah assemblywoman, her educa- if'oHpration. ' _ fiaivnci' C. Sc-hiiiit/.- of 43 Holly- the Pendleton Scout, camp news- Jobs and housing for the immi- past*state president and- past ex- Mrs. Richard M. •. Edwaras; • re- -ASSOCIATION tional back-ground and her civic • • __ »_J—.—_ ' . wuddjj .'ivcnur rutu.i-ni'd "Saturday. -, tnis uncl a coffcehour. There will • ' , SHKltlVi-'S SA1.K Comini grants. • TheTraeger. family is . PIUMBINO work in Wcstflcld: and Union TI'Vivfniilt,-.clear- Hnitus." is imv ]l(,nl a fnoimvs vnc-nvion at Key paper, Sfit-.Doyie was featured in alted ruler • of. Lyndhurst oLodge cording secretary,- Mrs./,W. ";K. b" iio charge-for any students at-- Plans Final Sun,frlur • Court nf Wu*'.Ifr^ry ; iVvmir , i several pictures., -.including one Under the sponsorship of RLchr among 78 persons aboard the, 1505,, will-speak on "Elkddm," Frederick; ..treasurer. Jars.' Ralf ' CEanford 6-3787 .CONTRACTOK5- County. ' :'•"••• "-. •'"'.; ('liuitrrry tXvUloii, Villon ('diiuty iyy our litars, ljnt- i.n.mirsd.vl's.-tluij. Bist-nvm', Fla. • ' • -. '' i?IT ard S. Young of, 23 Parker, avenue', "General Langfitt'1 coming to New -.. Other members of the local • llorket Nit. F-'JIM-M \ve are uiuleiiinns. showing; Brig.- Gen./Ranilall M. it was announced by Jack Raynot Hartwcll, and corresponding sec- for-the afternoon Assembly- SANFOHI3 7... KTlUlSt. tr.iilim: ;ik Victorv, basis' deputy commander, n German family : will arrive in Jersey. X....r_ retary, Mrs. .Harold. Morris. . v egmVnittee, arc:Mrs. C. G. Albury, MO'UGAN COMPANY. • * of '34 Elizabeth avehud. v- . • .- MOE SCHNEIDER , be held" from 2:30 .. Mrs: Jon '. Hoffmann:. outlined com'mendin-g him,for his outstand* New York, today aboard the U.S. Dr.; George Francis Schait Mrs. George L. Dixon, Mrs. Wil- - \-s •It-was reported U(at/-'-the 'guild • pm.. while, the workshop pla'ns for the.flnaV assembly.of:the .1.h«,M.--i>.M >r-l ..t+'rl\illl )'M>OM' l.alli1 "V' Simlh SI .ilr|jH'r» 'M luliulli^ . ' J"'^ .'' !"' "' > . IHW" »-IMI ,, ^S''^;'•:•:• —reading in part: "You have per- old Karl Traegor', a topi operator; North Union avenue and a former Hoffman, Mrs. Earl A.. Dunfec, ur salt- b\ iHiUITt1 'VH!IHII\I\ m lhe Cutirt V 1 T NU Other- ean Hubner. past exalted ruler of Union I (Refreshmentsr-were served- by_ 7 3P.-to 9:30 with the coffee "hour. evening at the liom'c of Mr. and —' ' .Specjiil instrumental ah.d *Voc:;il numbers by. popular, high M ,siM-,.iuis S Wi'st 5112 :w Bi,-,-t tn :, |',,,,n(. .Shin aii'f Eli/iiNlli, N.,I.',uu ' tbrnêd your assigned duties;With his wife, 57-year-old Hildogard; h member 'of tho Oanford -Police City Lodge 1357;.\vho is'genefral |-Mrs—jSarroll-^- Bates, Mrs. R.. 'J. Mrs. Chester A. .Williams, Jr., 306.Mrs. E. E'll'smere. McKeigc,, Mrs." school band and voenlists-WiH be a part of the Cranfni:il.,Gk'e;GJub WED.NKSI1AV, THE Ufilli DAY OF Uirlll'i-.. I'JI Siil'tll Ma?i!rH cl.-B! ^ J-"HI liumil|.» ,..>• , ,, • /., ..... • _iîi*UiMi.u.in:—anH—voiir—ncliicvement •sonr—1-Bryea-r-ekl—RolfA-Ma-x^—an .EdWeii:d_RooSj:_JÎj;^. ^Chai H. - Armi- A.U.. liirm. • WL-M !ii« •• fi-i'i in a ponii trii-iii .•• >:t. , IIKUIU'S i|i-f Il;iii'y C'lijipiuiin, NUku Department, reported to the po-chairman of the new Jodgo. corrF jlOran gcla_v_en.uQ.;j 1. reflects 'credit both on you andelectrician, and a daughter,. 17- Mrs. Andfersen- presided. •_ Wevman O; Stcengr.afe of. West- • Titled "Spring Reunion," the as-Messervc and Mrs. Haft-"y D7 concert on friciny eveninKrr/vpi-n -•... nl-,^, . mlttoe. •',•' i AH thnsi' L-iMtlilli liUs.- tl-ui-lsi»V l»iii r*'ls WI'SHMTV siil.'.lini«-iif JVirli !>t I. lli.-nc- ! WjUhl. • ... '"' , your'organization. It is with pleas- yeiir-old Silke, ,salesgirl. .Their lice on Tuesday that a chewing i- ]ii formerly of Cranford, vice- scmbly -will preseht a capsule Lcnnon. 'auditorium under sponsorship of Troop 71). The Jim .Williams' -.-I' ' iilmiK tbi' >anl ntlr llni' "I I'aik • TI,I.'.'I'I.-IMI will- lii>niii iir-n-l ii-r- v J-jf laiiii aiuO>i finiM's. lnMrliiafti'i- v.tr- 11U tfiC^_nro Hint t vfl , 'Well done!'" •wc-itWFKt of the Now Jersey 'h,lstory oP.f .the Dramatic Club l_EtWd. pictured above, is Shown in -rehearsal for the-eoming pro- I tu-nlarly dfsoi ibi'tl. sitiiatt*. lyltii; and bi«- Stll'i'l South :»l lli-KI-l'l^ Mil Ullliut.-s K.iM | V '".'' "'" '."'U1M pi.lLllLl. -iHHi-i-.M'i--i«-i4iii_iHiuu__uaia.4iUiinL_!^t J-UlîJ-uddX-iil ..IidJi!_Li.î! l^Couinl j'y C1 u I J , Purpose of the" course' was: ""ft i.ill In llii'nACTCTTHiu| (/VnTrtTrhn ; nli'ndi AAUN; Mrs, J, E. Hawp""™p - itii=.-fnvmaiinns formation. C v oirUn.on anrl Sialt- ol...Ni'W •(ll.-P:1^fl:..•;.•.:,,;•„„ ,,„. ,',,,.,,,.,,,!,. ';,„,! I Westilelij, ii ihi- \S'.i-;iilu'r"p'efjiii'ts". fami'liari*/" '^" gtnHwtf nnn-rotn- I-Iap- •i,..nn,. p,.i.nr: Art Licb, drums..and,Fred-Jackson. Vlnnl ropm-ii; nn "Th(y Marino —-^vvH^j-rlim Williams, J'.'IIHU, nu m^^, ^.., ,_ K1HST Tn.yv . . .t»,H -. , 1 Jii I':••,(' ''; missioned ofTicer with the. prin piest Days of. Their Lives;" recent ornlt'd by llu- iJlttMsi-t-tum tif llii- Nuilh- Anna M, SprmU" '. hi** wlfi-.-i.l In .mil tu ' tiroccon » .,,,d League of Women Voters; •vocHlist. Also taking part,.but absent"*n.t the time the picture WHS Ihi'. l.ln.cl ' lyinU in" til*' lii-il "I Ibr .MMVII-I' f production of the Dramatic Club, .Tly >irt.' »f Talk 'IVnari' anil tbi' Wi'»t- Good-qualify. bropcpll should h* lii !T''. .: • ciptes. teehpiq-iies and fundamen- ,,U! Mrs. Emil Elias of Kenilworth, Still in Hospital; rrly slcli- oi lJar4i Slli;i't. UKMK'I- rnnnlni: lane i'aM-mrut in inlni anil ailjoinmi; .taken, .will be Jim Hudson, vocalist, .-and-Richard Reynolds, ~alil l.ii-n.iM'v 1,, ||,,. nun., wiclili ilii'M-- dark greenin color, aijci have tender •••'. '':.':: •'• ••-—-1-yJs-' "T l^nfifyQiijiLlo include in- -,rtiiig-secrctary,-Mrs,._C,__Gi_ Al- were'madeeremade. _; j_ J^J / •"• • • • ' ' '.-.inr " ill iiliini; Ihii sakl suit* hni- »f Talk Trr- i-m-i- Stmlli Til tli-Bi-i'i-!.- :«l nilmili-s WI-SI nf. but vubji-ft iI" n tintlic ' riiilit'iiiil.l . "'I llm ail- struction in drill, ceremonies, com- 1 •talks-and eorinpact buds In th« llow- vice-chairman, Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Robert E. ..Clancy "of 20 ft'i'l tn a point; Ibt'iu-i' runiunj; ip in tAviuTH id saul i-a:>'riin-fit. mand,'inspection and. those sub- Isaac, treasurer, and MrsParkwa. y Village was reinstated tt> Nnrih'* Mil dcKictis :ill ' minuW's . WL-SI niscs knn\yn a> 1! Park .IVrrari!. •«• clu«t»r« . • • - . '. ' • (jnly on a state but a national „ parly wall. 1(1000 .fuel tu a:c:i^n i-il., N. '.I. jects in which leadership is an I'liuI Powers, study leader, .all ofmembership in the Club. • Miss Sandra Marino, 18, of 14, piilnl; llii'iii-i' i:n North Til ili'Cii'i's, :iu Tin n- is tint- l.pnios IUI.I(I-K- &!! Ull'i-l."< level." , . ' . " 1 Tlu-'sim, tlic immn'-anil the stars Ktv, essential prerequisite, to the pro- the Cranford Branch, AAUN. The board voted to send a'group Bui-nside -avenue, who was pinned Vahderbilt Backs mmut.'nuiutt's E.isKast ^-1.-12AA2 2 li-i'll t*t>o a pninp'niJil in tbtthf ' \«\ Ititflb inli'ii'sin.li'H'sll frimll'iini Miin'.>•.....h. ••ii. ' l!l,-ii•• l ' ii.ul ...... ,,.,„! I,.,,.l . ™,'. under the door of a convertible said sirisirfi'.iiiuo Iliiu' of., Park Slri'i-I;-llu-ni-iSlri-'l" tlu-iu'i-' run- ri.slrnsls , . ., -,„•..„,. ' \youUl have 11 IS; 11 > | >t'.l t f. I. -|t)U-, .11,.), fessional' 'non-commissioned • of- The- New Jersey Branch of theof'six members of the club tt>' the nme'i-li alemi; sanl-siili- liiii' or Parlt , Tl'" Shn-H ii'smo tlii.iitm "• . |)HMRIH-.I In "We: within I-. ',-•,-.•• -i ficer." • ' .. •• - '. ' "\AUN and the Church Peace New Jersey Theater league; con- coupe which overturned in an ac-Mrs. F. P. lawyer Rainbow Assembly Union art co-sponsoring t|he work- ference to be hold on Jun 2 atcident in. Elizabeth Monday night, s ^%^'^.z>XTX-S7": • :3ii« «^.M*.... s,..n.,: -M»« ,:;:;>-,., ,ulin:in h:^s. was reported in fair condition last Assemblyman William R. Van-Initiates Eight Girls' shop with-the local group. Oceanport. Plans fori the annual' derbilt of •Suinmif-tn'clay endorsed UJC President 'JT.hr' speakers will includo ,Dn E. meeting to be held oh May ,27 night at St. Elizabeth. Hospital. Her Eight'girls- were initiated'into wer.o''disc\isse'cl7~~'~ ~" j"etim'pani6ns in the car-at the time, Asstunbly-w-oman Elcmence . P^ bl ivAltin Partridge,, president of Dwyer's candidacy foifoi' CongresCng smembership ' of Azure Assembly k Sti {»h CL a.i7LipfJJ.5.-:New' L ; Winflefd Sco'tt, president, EclwafcT streel", ancl"' 'Miss Hose Triincrnier 1 i(..H- John R- Inman, associate ex- ing*hbi: as '.'one off NeN w Jersey'J'ss at'.a .meeting.-Tuesday evening "«>< Marshall, James Rich, Mrs, George 17,, oOft ZU2077 lianiCHl elVUIIUavenue,, were re- At Lions Dinner ' director of the Church ou.tstandingr-J(mialaLu!:s._"_..:_.:;'. :.. t-ny—presi- Trumpore, :Mrsi.- Jacob Stanley, leased-from the-hospital-y6storday.J the-MiiHonie-Tt'iiiple.'.-' .-.- 7r|—^1 Union;""and Dr. .Herman . Police reported that a surgebn.i '^'a colleague of M.rs."Dwyer '..den't and dean of Union JUnior lU-ssis, director of international Mrs. Walter Thorn, Mrs, R. Her- The, I'olUiwintt -yirl.s.' were .init- workePli d nfcarly-t. thred thaq thour a surgeos onn a I ' \ County's Assembly dele-: College, was guest speakbr at tho nil-it ions, for the Council of Social man,, Mr. and Mrs. E.'-" Gcorg.c, n Union weekly dinner meeting . of-. the Roger Norton, John Starr, Mrs. gash iii Miss Marino's' forehead,ijratid•(T»*'f»""n l -I have- see- - - n- - lil-stha'nd her' i'ltecl: 'Carol Bauer, Arlene -Dill Action. ., ' .' • • • • using 35' 'sutures • tir close the Patricia Drossel,-- •daughters. Lions Club,, at \he: Coach and Four W. Wight, John . Oa'thout, Arba con'stanjL fight for tho principles-of master-masons, and Carol nar 'TaylorrMrs-Huffmann—Mrs.-Paul- -w6uhd—She—also—suitôd—faeeJ-8o0el_^gOver'nincut•,'".'" • Variucrbild -Rcstaurantôn-Tuesday, taking-as Barbara .'Ret lino, Wll-letle CilaUan, his topic, "Presidents-and-. Presi- A REAL MeiTfi^Service Dunham,, antli, MP. John-McIIarg. chest, arm and leg bruises. .'<•--said• ; ... | Army Pvt. Frank E; Mead, son Miss. Wilson and Miss Truncate "During her seven years.'-of high Marilyn Konogen anil C •• •...-' dents and the office of president. sensational price; There's no limit on quantity ;il_ Service Company- at Eort,Eus- tclence, now has- t very good fde« Wilson was.drivinfpthc car 'and it TALL J ' - ^fc^:,,,,,^:!,* • tis, Vii. A clerk-typist, .he entered *f what brings p.» the malady. It i« .overturned when Tnvol<|ed in ament -as taxation;, education and Ciurposes, made from a wide; v»-' He. reported, for, ins.tqnce • that 7 rlety.of materlnls, has' know' n percent of- our presidents have . . . but don't .delay . . . offer in effect only tlic Army in December 1954-and caused by tho attack til vlrusei collision with another operated by | planning for expanding needs ol always • in season at .a growing state" has been evident • „.....,since. ancjent times. fny,. the —arid there's ~die:di|iplctcdbasictraintiitEorg t -whlnh-Bn.t&r_the_bod'V <*\\t and ln-•Py—T-j»r>n_R Pnllpr, 34, nl' .T.inrlnn.' fcha at all times. ' ' " Roman author' wli6~lTveS"trow- has a 25 percent chance pf as- Dix, Private. Mead attended Cran Jur« nerves by consuming vital at Grove and Pennington streets, no "limit on ihe big ones you can chemicals. And there is very little Elizabeth, at 9:30 p.m. Monday.' "Mrs. Dwyer's 'record in theto. 79 A; p., writes ol finding I- " ' • •"•'' • . cehding to the office of 'prjosident, lord High School before entering Smyrna a natfve lend—or cerus?*,. bag when you shop here regularly mystery today about what kinds OJ Passersby helped ihc police ox- Slate ' Legislature contains' re- for all your food noods.You see, and that 3 perceht of our presi- llvv Army. peated examples of the militant.•ag it was known then—which wa? dents have- been victims of as- f'riis »re'-responsible. •• tricate the girls (rom the wrecked liiied for the palntlnE of ships: •' wo scout the wholesale markets car, >..^ ^ _ .-,_--of-whielv-w^s- -, ^ track down lho host sassins. shall feel nnt'il I cT Bright stiir, would I were a |?^.^' shredded when it overturned.-Misverturned.-Miss|s : • ' '. • . '' wook . . . arid put them out in GRADE A ', Roy Scheller announced that to increase the stock of harmless steadfast Vis thou art. s members of the local club attend? .cheerfulness... • • • • Marino -was pinned under the right the opon whoro êverybody can mm, "."ing the Lions state convention in —Dickens ' ':—John Koats door. ,, • - :'. havo a shot at thbm.-No- "blinds" • Atlantic City starting on June 8 The police reported Dr. Puller .... no "decoys" 1 Just get this COFFEE 1 l%ji' :y:.- will include himself, Richard suffered minor injuries to his j week's baigain^buys in yom sights. i PAINTING & DECORATING Kaul, AlbertJDovjeg, Alfred Frl- hands and knees. . . : . ; .and save with a bang! -^Mrs-GrHD—Wi-lson-said-^hoUcnt mil •''• •'!•' ''• fc*-"' -the- -car.-t'o-- lior.-daciEm^mg-/ta4jg |i:p^: -T-v-r- -• ..Rowitz, Edward J. Shah"4eH" and her friends to a restaurant -in : ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN COCKTAIL "' f'.'{i'A '.William- Griffiths. - :'" Elizabeth. ;'; .- ^H'-t^V The club Will .entertain meni- CLEANED AND PRESSED BACH iv:" ,.-••;: bers of the Cranford High Schoo nil MEAT was reported by Clarence L. Fritz, I»LAIN CRanford 6-0989 who'js in charge of arrangements For Kiwanis CluK .243 Walnut Ave. A discussion of differences in- Frying (MckenS lb. 43c President Frigola announced divorce laws in'the various states was presented by Jarries Kerviek .»i': ~ .that, there will be no meeting oh" CONVERT NOW! 1 April • 17 because of. the • joint SWEATERS of the loeul lyiw. firm of Kerviek • CLEAN .-' • . • QUIET and Saner at the. weekly, luncheon meeting to beheld with the notary REG. $1.99 I . OR Pork Loins ib. 39c•-• -.MIXES 4w and Kiwanis C-l'ibs at Sherlock, • ECONOMICAL meeting of the Kiwanis--Club in —HaM-on-Apr-il—1-9.—'• : — -Markos...Res.tM'---.-i-f-.-- . ~i— "-.-^. w CLEANED & FINISHFD. EACH : nett. The meeting was conducted To Try The llfej^v'i: H;''l. .Here for R. C. Crane • PAY LATER Guaranteed 'by—RnsseHr-ftewftKli—i»B«widea) 1. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Brown, It was announcod that Mrs.1 hw'. Jr., qf 219 Arbor street, will have U In Writing BROtfCiHTIN Arthur Ackenrum of. Summit, [ an open tiou'se for Robert C. Crane PAYAAENTS AS LOW AS president of tHe- Union County! Pink Wine Sensation... ' .'• <:'' on Saturday from 3 to 4:30 p.m. $2.50 PER WEEK Mental Health Society, will be the.! This will give registered Re- MO LIMIT TO ANY/ OUTER GARMENT MADE speaker next Tuesdav. ...I 1 FRESH .-••'•- . Cello. Bag publicans in-the--Ninth District an Fred Gray, Jr.; reported pickets! opportunity to meet and talk to NUMBER "The Working Man's Oil Burner available for1 the joint Kiw.inis-j I,. the .-candidate. All of th'e Cranfprd Rotary-Lions meeting--to bLJHjîUl. v ANGEL FOOD MIX 39c,: DOG FOOD ...J^ ?5c HAROLD F. BENNER will report- on the progress of the DROMEDARY pkg. " OLD DUTCH \ 2 cans project, Dr. Diiniet Berftsina, state Incorporated commissioner of health, will pre- PHILADELPHIA Pound CAKE MIX 39c CLEANSER 19c Automobile Painting EADS99 side. • '- ' lisfff SLIPCOVERS CLIANED DRESSES NAVY BLENDED WHISKEY UPTON Authorized DUCO Reflnishing MAUtlHJUMAUt Y WIMW t nNISHtO WITHOUT M.IAT* 01 It is Love which paints the BODY and HACK petal with myriad hues, glances LIPTON SOUP MIXES TEA on c FENDER WORK in the warm sunbeam, arches the Full CHICKEN NOODLE or 3' ^ o BEEF VEGETABLE 2 FOR"' THE 6*mc* TEA 29c tAMHI SHADtS MQII cloiid uuih the bow of beauty, Quart c T N Dulux Enamel Reflnishing TOMATO VEGETABLE 35c or ONION SOUP 31c "WlloW «:HAH jor* -BLANKET 89< blazons the ni«ht with starry v w Vi lb. 73c Welding — Truck Lettering CLEANED & HUFFED - * ycins, und covers earth with lovc- 4.55 GREEN. PEA _2>|1KC5-fO» 27c to _CHANJ£ORDJkLllL— TOPPERS OPEN , -•_•_;•'• ANT ^ FORMERLY $5,55 606 SOUTH AVENUE^.E. BUSINESS^ —Mary "'BakcrTrcUly DVED COIOK WESSON Hellman's DRAPES 119 CURTAINS pair—up What are ye orbs? The words MAYONNAISE , till* CtEANED UHd FINISHED . 9 A. 1^9 ¥M nf God? The Scriptures uf the OIL CLEANED ANT, .skies? Quart 59c Pint 37c FKG. Of SEAGER'S SCHER'S -- —Gamaliel Uailey LJCMKUG STORE OVER HOUR SERVICE BARON'S, SEAGER^Sr phone YPMONE \

0^RY CLEAN.NG & SHIRT LAUNDERING rates 60 FEATURES • •-& HATHAWAVS. YEARS NO EXTRA CHARGE LOW OPERATED BY IN (iRANFOftl) STORE HOURS AT REGULAR PRICES ONLY ;j 'lif' WILL BE CLOSED Boston , .. 6Oc SYSESKEY, INC. l\F.I'ORi NOON Detroit ... ..OOc LIQUOR STORE CulTfot & 7:30 A.M. 18 N. UNION AVE. St«r# Hour*: 8 A.M. to 6 PM. Daily ^ CRANFORD TO 6:00 P.M. WMERfc PARKING Frftm Jinnnrnn »[tfr 0 I'M mid -—- We Deliver —— Delivery Servic* IS NO PROBLEM Il's Always SAFER all day Sunday. 3 min. itatinn Open Fridays Till 9 P.M. 104 NORTH 100 NORTH AVE rates, 10%1'wl. tat not included. 21 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD 6-0150 r Al DRIVE-IN . UNION AVE. Regular 20^ each To Buy Your Drug Needs in .a Drug Store PLANT !>TORt ONLY CR 6-0700 GARWOOD SINGLE SHIRT •X1 ••f" i , •-.. ' >••••.;••>. --^ • ••/•; •'./:

7 THB^CRANFORD CITIZE^ AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, has/called." a" special executive THECRANFORD of. the Shell Service Station at driving while on -the 'revofe'ed list, board meeting for.'April 17," at- Joseph-JHefna&dez_of_JEl|7,abe.th_ LWV were received and ordered : was referred to Roads and Bridges] Dept.," SJiaiteens Entertain was sentenced to 30 days' in the 30H:mw7 :•^T *' . f* avenue. He was placed on prbba- The rpceht-. trip to the, United Committee. ' filed. qou'nly jail., .• . •'''.- ."•.'• Ckrs for Rally Mio Play at Meeting The ljollowing'resolutions were For First Lt. Frigola Mrs. Rbland )R. Graham, "Jr. , tfon-ifor a year and ordered to pay Mations was enjoyed by -25.of the — SYNOPSIS. OF — C The same charge Broug'ht a •. d f dp Mr."and Mrs. Victor Df. Shahecn ,.i.he fine.at the rate of $5 a week. 0 nembers who attended .a meeting •,'•' •• ... pro^S^st Tf^l .nîgJrijT moved for; adop Cranfprd has been elected • cntft; For Lareeny fine 6.f.,$.1.05^f.or. Jphn'W. Grindroji -jf-the- •Siib-ôiTiMaissiop-on. Hî •~ - .'J OF MEETING OF THE j)i 2 Snmrhit road entertained at- a ponding—secretary—of—Uu) ^ 'I'J'K of j?^ wflj; ' d, by. Phi(»f ^f -jf-the ' H ~ • — • , . Architect, iui \>i «Vm «i*^ plans anct -ft will dighte and had-, luncheon in UNION GOUNTY )|GARb OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS* Surprise party Sunday e.vening in Jollege "Club .of Plainfield a Magistrate Charles J.. Stevens in said ..the Westfleld man, who to cars specifications Jor the proposed new (1) - Freeholder Carr for Public honoi; of First Lt. Alfred ^Frigola, was penalized .$13 for careless , municipal parking lot near police delegates' dining', room. -Property—Commltlee,_appXQviQg Westlleld.Westlleld.' WgThis area jformerly •...•-.| jnerly was employed at the'.local buildtag-ior /the County .Bridge. .« •«-•*.£,. ; r ; ^ ^ • • |-hendqua'rtor-s-at-8-p.m.-W.ednesdrijL! By Michael tF. Kealy, Clerk of the Board Jr., sfon QTTVrrTTnfdTiVlrsrFrigoItrpf 'h a iated yth th. Watchung service station, confessed taking hTrinTlernpntWtjatpy •^- ', Bfepartment, was referred to Pub- the permanent appointment of AK •fcîlnlwhr) rotin-npH Ins* ffll Larrv C? "Perkins of Westfield jo take-Granford residents toth e bert—Diou-; tin' snorting goods sale from 1 ThurSday night from a.yearXtour; ^TO^F$WêountyâM^^ • ''' . Regular meeting-of the Union I- Monthly- i^yu, <* ...... _-.... r • •• * u giheer irr" the .Dept. of IP U b-li c field, who \v;as charged with'lar- tibn on March 25. Grant auditorium in West-' County Board ,6f Chosen ' Free- Treasurer, 'Physician, and JSuper- v-.vj W^ linden, requesting thnt of -duty "-^n Germany with the driving after having- anticipated, it was reported.. In • i\- •• Mr," and Mrs. Frank .lacoby y of S32 from the cash register Unablqto pay a fine"of $105 for • - funds "to ^permit the construction Works'-at $3960. perahnum, effe"c- Army. He js. now at Fort Dix and ccn •a license, speeding and ignoring a field, according to an . announce- addition to many small articles, — holders wa"'"'s '-hel d at' the "'Cour-•'-'•t' intehdojTf of Weights aiid/Meas- 17.1 Mohawk drive' entert;im,.,|L ment by.Mrs. Richard M. Brad- ures wore also deceived imd orderd of the bridges t»t- aiuswi St.,. Fil'- tivcr-Jan.. 16, 1956, was on roll call expects tq.be released,to inactive stop*street sign. . .there were sisy bicycles and two !£ ''House, Elizabeth, N.1J., on Thurs- unanimously, adopted, ; « at a party recently.. Their mifcul field, Jr. .. i •;.''' filed. ' '••.•-.'.•"••. -teenth St., and Clinton St., should duty in-two weeks. ' set's of 'golf clubs sold. day, ,Tanunr>M2, I95(!', nt ten A.M. • (2) - Freeholder Halfield for were John'Ret.kwa of Isclin..M..J Nicholas M; Lisko of '521 Lex- '•'Fifteen- of. the candidates for Report of Public Welfare Com- he hiade available- in ihe current "Arho'ng. the 50 guests were many Mary'Ann-peins'-of Menlo -Purk ington avenue i.vas fined $25. for Mrs. •" Adams will represent Director' Benninger- presiding. improvement iprogram, and also Public Welfare Committee, nam POR PRESCRIPTIONS nomination to Congress, the' State mittee, relative, to the 1050 alloca- of . Lt. : Frigola's classmates at Thomas Sbanazannian of IVrkc. issuing a ' fra^^lent_check and Senate and the Board of Chosen Roosevelt P.T.A. at the spring con-, Roll' call showed- nine members tion to each- hospital, • advising that there are many un- ing:,the new Nurses' Home, situa Cranford ' High School arid at fevenco to be held at the Far prcseht D ' ted at the John E. Runnells Hos ley Heights, Mr., and Mrs..jr...Uv;...i turned over, to Springfield police Freehdlders have accepted invita- satisfactory conditions • along the Georgetown' University, Washjng- O'Day of Plainflelfl, Mi.sp. M Hills Inn onrTuesday. , ' . 'The'"following communications! The followinc resolutions were 'brooks and culverts 'throughout pital for Chest Diseases, the Hazel FOR SAVINGS on their retainer. A' 10-iday jail •tioris from thh e eighihtt UnioUni Ctn .Countyy ; ton,; D:C, as well 'as relatives Ann- Reigle, and "Miy and ? 4«P ''>:" '• we.re.rena and ordered filed; ' (introduced and moved for adopt, 'the City, was .referred io Roads D. Rose Nurses' Home, was on roll sentence was suspended pending Leagues,of Women Voters to ap- 1011 Guests, were present from Wash' Charles Blunie-of North Plaint": the making of restitution: - Stipt. Weights and Measures', ad- L ' .- .'• iind (Bridges Committee. . call unanimously adopted. . ington, D.C., Montclair, Larch- FOR SERVICE > pear at this meeting.' • Thirty-Two Pairs Vising no-1955 solia fuel or poultry ! (')—Freeholder Carr for Pub- County Prosecutor, advising h.e . (3) - Freeholder Herlich-for,Fi mont, N.Y., Bayonne and Crnn' Passing red traffic lights result- Mrs. Bradfield, chairman of the r Richard W. Sarpolus, son i.f Mr. local league's voters' service com- :|VV^-: '-. ' 2 licences or plates issued during Hit Property Committee, appoint, resignation" of "First---..; Assistan— •"'"t • niinco-Committee, authorizing the- ford;-'. ..' ' - .• 1 ed in fines of $-1-5 each for the folr Compete in Bridge 0 111 L s and Mrs. Frank W. Sarpolus u mittee, says- that- the first candi- thetrjonth of Dec. or'fees collected. | '"C J * '- si's-Building Mainten- has received and accepted the- jssuance of $130,000 of Bonds of lowing; R. A. Nuber, Linden; .Wil- , pmy Spring Garden street, has ruliu i -dtites^to-be-presented-fit thcroeetT - State HiRhway Dept., advising; ance. Woi-ker, permanefiHy. in the Prosecutor Edmund J. Kie«y and thc county to- finance, thc cost of liam H. Schrugs, Westfleld;-Joseph! ce, of Paragraphs, Form ; °f Public Works ..at . $1.43 to Lafayette College, East on, ] ing will be those running for "the League Sessions of rj clvinfie.of Paragraph'3, Form110 11 1 •that he has appointed .Chester, A. accacquirih,uiringg ..votinvotln gg mmachines and ,; rs6e E. Anthes, Scotch Plains; Peter Thirty-two .pairs competed in of Way CertrncaUonimd; . !: ^'.. eff. Jan. 3; IL>5(>, \v»s on after -spending the spring. vm-at WEEt-EMD SPECIfitS Sedon, Dunellen; Andrew Suko- three freeholder _ seats. Included •Weidenburner, as FJp,-st Assistant other.equipment for the use of the Mr. and'Mrs. James Kqrvick and at home. ...->.•'— are ^-Republicans Albejit ,J. Ben^two sections of duplicate, bridge,-in Ttosolutibnôrtdr (.2) — Freeholder Hatlleld for Ct Prosecutor, at $0,000. perItnion Coynty Board of Electiohsr family of: 36 Craig /place ar vichj Colonia, and Gerald Karnen, Ihe Cranford;Bridge League's re- which directs that the first-spubli- •Union. Rose Lewis of Eiiy.abeth ninger of Mountainside, • Eugene 'V Wlfnro Committae, uc- 1-Daly-Qf-SuiinmiU-G.pnrr'o W. H»r-cent session in Sherlqck Hall. ditobids TBnTiftitteer-^ •L——7— ^pfaid^±3_uii_lkursaTiic3:btB!g Ttii' 'i^" shall., be'at—least 17 days before j . rcplirig ineat^bids for the. perlocJ, V f\ j| ntjp at ten A. M. adopted lich of Hillside^ Mrs. Tifma M7 l Chairman, Purchasing Commit- - Freeholder Herlich for.Ft- For careless driving, WilUam S; Copsonvof Cranford and C; R: the date fixed for the'.receipt of! beginning Jan. 11 to Feb.-1, for the | ••-'"".* o .' MICRAEL F. KEALY. Murray of Summit, Sherwood C. Mavne c^f Westfield and Mr, andj TjraFamTnoTTtrt'aysrTvirs-reten'e^ fxu teeradvising -Minton_of_J96_CexitenniaL,jU'.en.uei personnel' actions in •• v a ri 0 u s W aS fi n d$13 and a Co 1 Mrs. R. T. Hazeldine pf Crlmfora! to Roads and Bridges Committee. Chest Diseases, was on roll m\ furnishing .one automatic., front onnel f ;, Q !r ' f 7/-- ? ^ Wierengs a of' Westneld;lnd 'vw- They we're closely followed by ; of 6t19. Horv street înd Jacqueline ' .. _ . • " .Inhnn -Ihniiii.llt T'Tntertainment Hou'sef Elizabeth', TJ7J:;on-Thurs-: Plainfield. Mr. BenningeKand Mr. Cranford; Mr. and Mrs. D. Gibson hieat.roquiremonts for thL> period I various Hospitals for indigent-sicikk when ...the Wednesday Morning fcrred'.to Roads and 'Bridges Com- the salary of" the Clerk of- the William -H. Riggs, Jr.,'18 Forest Herlieh are running for reelection. iin.-u>..vM... •_ f thL rid day, January 26,' 1.956, at ten A.M. of Plainfi.eld,' Kir. -;ynd Mrs. K; in Union County/ was-on roll call mittee.' • • Board of Chosen Freeholders, \Vas avenue, $6; Bruce W. Dane, R,o- Freeholder candidates will be beginning Jan. 11 to Feb"""' . 1' , wa"'si Unifiii County/wasbn roll call Club holds'its b.usincss meeting on Director Benninger presiding. Sheldon, or Cranford,-W. Zoltan of unanimously adopted. ' ••' on roll call unanimously adopted. selle, and Benjamin'T. .'Summer, asked as their league questiom referred to Public Welfare" Com- Wednesday at 9:45 a.m. a.t theRoll call showed effilit" members County Prosecutor,' enclosing a Somerville and J. II. Delane.^ of (6) - Freeholder Herlich for Hillside, $13, .each; TElgidio Pucil- "On which committees of tlie mittee. • . (4)—Freeholder Herlich for. Fi- home of Mrs. F". J. Plattner of present; and 'one,'Freeholder Presentment recently filed by 'the Crn'ip Committee of the Whole, appoint- o, Jr., Roselle Park, 'and Nicholas Board • of Chosen Freeholders 'County Clerk, enclosing' copies nanco Committee, fixing the petty 110 Orchard..istreet. Biertuempfel, absent. Sept. Stated Session 1955 Term BELL'S BIG 10 Also, R^*r»©«ed<4l of Iselrn a'nd ing A. Ethel Allistori. as Clerk of; C. Riassomaho, Newark, $15, each. would you be most •interestetl in of Oaths of. Office of Frederick. P. cash fund known as the Recreation Kathleen .Bride, daughter of Mr. . Freeholder Herlieb made a"mq- Grand Jury of Burlington County, r A. S. Wood of Crawford, G; R. the'Board of Chosen Freeholders, Other fines included: serving?" Andersen. .Tojin W. ZercRa, Ernest Account at $500,, was on roll and 'Mrs.. James 0. Bride of 0tion that the minutes of the meet- was referr-ed to Public Welfare Pease :'of Westfield and F. J. for a period of three years, com- Unregistered vehicle, Claus D. • Senate- candidates who will be jr. S. Hickok,;F. Edward Biertuomp- ca-11 unanimously adopted. - Lenox avenue, whowill offer sev- Jair. 2 and 12 be approved Committee. MULTIPLE VITAMINS Waterman ' of Cranford, Miss J. iLampe, .Plninfield, S'S: failure to. present include the : throe Be- IT'S BASEBALL TIME AGAIN f fel and Richard F. Hatfleld as (;5) —'Freeholder Herlich for Fi- eral .selections on the harp,—hiis Congress'. of .the-United Statesrtmencing Feb. 1, 1956^ was dnrroll Jensen -of Brooklyn and Mrs. K which was duly seconded, and yield to the rignt, R. S. Warne., publicans, Assmblyman Carlyle W. been takinC lessons for the past relative to the Committee on call unanimously ith B-12 of Cranford and: Mrs atiaij «..,., _, ^Siuu^yiug—iij*~ ^7^îp^tSiroL Crane of, Westfield and Assemrbiy- thnt the Township planned to des'-i roll call Evan Hin- The following communications torgovernmental relations between "2 A A Tabucaps rection on-one-way street, Richard F; W. Swanekamp of TRYOUTS FOR CRANFORD. BOYS" BASEBALL LEAGUE . were read a'rid ordered filed;. Committee of-..the Whole, fixing rnan .G..ClifTprd Thomas of Eliza- _^.^,Jo-.Stu.v-vesan.t Avfto a ..-through I rinja-ftf-fini{ill Pl;iinflnlf|, ,the=U.=S.,4he-States,and=.theJVluiii5= rthc-ialqry..MtK0_.CLQMntJLl!QCi!!§.;i! . GreenmeierrNewark, $5, and S. H. The viiext session will be held :street and to erect Stop signs af""' ' ' Fvank Sp'atuzzi, adujsing""he is' hilM'tK0CLtLl!QCi!!>§ r 1 Hll •','— Loaded with Spring Pep 5M KoVed; "14. Sampset road, and Wrbelhv Unabie-to attend because, of. .-....' " .Start..Thi^Sat.J- Stop_'Iri lor Your Aoolication Blank cipalities, was referred' to State- fomorrowevenirigr —(-6).— Freeholder Herlich, des- A nah grader at St. Michael's was on roll _ call, unanimously a prior commitment—is City At- si.de street intersections and that' School, Kathleen -also plays • thea developer'and owns property in County-Municifial.. Affairs Com- adopted. . _ H. Chapman, 3i33 South' Union the Acting Director of the Bureau ignating Richard P. Hatfleld as an 1 torney -Louis P. Longobardi of to Member of the Union piano. The only musician in herthe Township of Berkeley Heights mittee. .''-."" ,' (8) - Freeholder . Hickodk." for avenue, '••$2, each, and, failure to Gu-ii.in Car Brings of Traffic Safety advised thc-ivrttrrtl? and atiked for a letter of approval April 8*h Elizabeth, Democratic candida'tc. s lna or Welfare Board, eft. Jan.family, she has two . brothers, Board of Chosen Freeholders of Committee ol'-tho Whole,'.appoint- have driver's license in possession, .t&eji-have_4!i!- ^ • under dis- j County from the County Engineer so' that ing John W. Meixell, Jr., of-Sum 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. State Senate candidates will be Disorderly Charges V,-I-9567-WBS—on—roll—call—unarv-- l-James-and-T-horha.v -Morris-County-,_setting_f orth__cer- OPEN SUNDAY Kenneth R. Braxton, Westfield, asked^_illrij\iiili_ivoblpms of New ciissiori with County autlVoritioa he may boîn constructing. 1 mit as County Engineer' for a I—When- Pattolman Michabl Fed- imously adopted. rThe music committee will give tain statements relative to moneys ttsf—y , . '..'—• — Jersey gQv'ei'nmcnt are you e.s- wifh a Vjew io having all County was referred to Roads and Bridges period of three years, effective Penalties of $25, each, were im- roff found a gun 'in'their, car'after roads designated as through streets (7)—Freeholder Herlich for- Fi- vocal arrangements of 'Sibelius' collected by: the State for Motor TerrifkTaMes .pecially interested?" ,. stopping them 'tor passing a red nance Committee, transferring va- ;"Finlandia," - ''Lady Moon," and Committee. ' ... 'fuel taxes', mot.or. vehicle license Feb. 1, 1956, was an roll- call un- 29t Value . . 85c Value posed on John H. Casper, Jr., 409 and asking IP if the. County plans animously adopted, - . Democratic Representative Har- traffic light at 2:10 a.m. Saturday, rious free balances in Bond Issue "All in the April, Evening."' - Dr. Ja'ck'R. Karel recommending' fees and driver's license fees, was LINED RUBBER . Center street-,- Garwood, and rison A. Williams, .Jr., of- West- to take such action, in the near that W/. Jersey St: and Jersey Ave. (9) - Freeholder • Hickoek for -Riohard L. Balint and Charles J. future, was referred to Roads and 'ict'ounts in the amount of $34,- referred to State-Municipal Philip J. Castaldo, 83 Third ave- field and Republicans Assembly- McCarthyi both 21 and residents »Y|: lOOtobe used to finance the con- in Elizabeth be resurfaced from Affairs Committee. Ro'ads Bridges Committee, ap- Throughout Our Store nue, Garwood, for littering cotin- Bridgps Committee. , . ' proving two personnel actions in SHOWER CAP .wtiman Florence P. Dwyer of .of Elizabeth, were charged ' with iTuetion. enjgineering and inspoc- and Item No. 36, Topsoiling, wns Cherry St.- to Elmdra-. Ave^ was Michael F. Kealy,. resigning- as GLOVES ty. park p rope r t y . Mrs. Alice .1 Union County Park Commission, the Road jDe.pt., was on roll call Elizabeth and Mrs. Irene T. Grif-. disorderly conduct.'They were re- ion of the proposed new .b'rickj 6H roll call unanimously adopted. referred to Roads and Bridges Clerk "of the Board- of Freeholders • GIFTS FOR EVERYONE • Schwalbach of 110 Preston avenue fin of Westfield will be asRecH,vvo enclosing resolution requestitming |-unanimbusly_adopted. leascd in $25 bail, each, for a hear- Capital funds for thc improvement nd—x'tintTfrte-^bteek—-bjitiUl-i FFgî&u' "I3tf " • |.|-p.aid—a—similar,—fine—onJla—child- ~questTo"ns^ pivepurotl "by -the—nxi-- ing in M u n i c {j5FI~C 6Wt. OT is~M on - (10) - Freeholder. Herlich for : ise of, the County-Bodge Dept., at Roads; & Bridges Committee, thiit Township of Springfield, •rfela.- Union County '-Park Commis- truancy charge. tional board of the League: day; ' • . . BATS—99c & UP RUBBER SPIKES of the Park System and copies of hC- County' Yard, wns on i-oll call Finance Committee, resolving that 3:95. & OP the proposed capital program for upon N recommiondation of J,\\otivp to two lights under the juris- sion, enclosing resolution requisi- |. "Please indicate the aspects of According to Police Chief Lester innnimously adopted. County Engineer, the improve- diction of the County on .Morris the bills as. presented, be ordered BeflOMi " " " U.S. Foreign policy with -which BALLS —39c & UP 1956, totaling $150,000.,ysrefetC tioning this Board for $75,000. was paid, was on roll call unanimously W. Powell, the two men,' recently (8)—Freeholder Herlich for Fi- m'cnt"'of RajMUvn trom a point Ave. in the business section, was rpfnrrpH in Fjpnnpp PfjiinmH.t.pn. In 18S0. 1_Jaa_gtrik»BeM! HbV von aro'-rpost in agreenie^t-.-those dtoFinanGo^CwajdJ , r clisc-h-ar-ged—from mnitaj.'y-!serv.icc, , v. .„_ . . REASONABLEPRICES___ : Committee,, autrtor—'••"", \vcs' t "of~ Centra^ ^l Âve., to apoInT referred to Roads and Bridges adopterdrj RUSSELLSIOVER CANDIB brook, Arln.T^brougH? in a fiellUHT City' ^MeflT"of Railway, enclosing nance Annual reports of the • Shade of which you are most critical," said the gun, which was'unloaded, transferransfers off various appropriaappropria - westl pgfl nuuujRuddfy ouSt.>, ^ ClarlulIVk iu>rii_ Committee, Tree Commission and the Agricul- At this time Director Benninger well reported to give 20 million and "In'what domestic lcRislatiOn had been purchased at an Army TO HELP YOU MAKE THE TEAM resolutions asking this Board to administered the Oath of Office to $1.35 Pound ions', was on roll call unanimously ship> conttrut.t of HufloHu r Snydey r Co., County Clerk, enclosing Oath of tural ' Extension Service, were re- PAINT SHOP eubit foet dally, largest' In :the are .you especially interested? post in Virginia. OFFICIAL OUTFITTER/OR CRANFORD BOYS' BASEBALL LEAGUE correct the ûnsatisfactory.. cdn opted. •-•••• . ; ship( Garwoo> con rutd obe and the •same is Mrs. A. Ethel Alliston as Clerk dtdoptedd . -•• ; oo(( GoGarwoodd be andd the •'same is Office of Chester A. Weidenburner ceived and ordered filed. Unttcd States, " Please state your support or op- They were apprehended after dition of E.Milton Ave.; from Main (0)—Freeholder Herlich for Fi- . accepted, was on roll call of the Board of Chosen Freeholders CR 6-2540 herobyb td rll call as First Assistant County Erose- 101 N. UNION AVE. ; 29c Value position.", • Ihe'car, which police..reported vvas St. westerly to Broad St. 'and ask- Monthly, reports of the County and he also administered the oath 25c 1 ,.ance Committee, engaging Wm. unan|mous|y adopted: cutor. . _. Eight Union County leagues, in- driven by Balint, passed a. light at ing the County to contribute to- F^ Burke to audit the, books and .( ) -.Freeholder Hickok for Jail and the Home Demonstration (•Continued on page B) •war.ds'.-ihe .proposed xoncretj; ;pipe 12 '- City-or_Linden,-patitipning this cluding Cranford, have._cqop_erated South-and-South-Union..avenues.. nnannijl records pf^We_^0CT _in—riln.nnirut ihn mnînir ;inrl in : ^^thcfcEtocing ;«sTso_ R i y^r. nh ror 'the"y.ear" 1056 at $CrMTfrTe ae- nrovina'thre'e pcrsoniiel actions in 'Dtrard to-cf>rH4 No. 8. wliieh croses Whtttior St. of North Woo Ave. in the r "preparing the voters' information assigned to conduct a-further in- 17 NORTH AV£., W. Open Friday Everiings [•ounts.of the District Court for \hl c Bridg we Dept.,.wav s on rblVfall' $ Io phono. ~"'™"~" sheets which will be" available AlleAl n St.,, andd Kea.my Ave.,wer, e *..»»« ...J..VJ1* ,,™if* . ,_, !.,l1.:, .•••**i —LUaetween . St. . Georgo -Ave., and vestigation into, possession of the Rd "d Bridges he year atv$l;Op0. Unanimously-adopted. 'Terrace, was referred- to early next week through Mrs. rftft'ired" to Roads "nnd .Bridges and' reporf upon ^the number of ""("iiT-^PraihJIidSlicrl'ieh for Fi- Ynle 'Terrace., was ruiuri-uu- weapon. •Committee.. Bradfield or the following mcpi- fLceJ.Eatien_t5_and, Wx-PWJa- nance Committee, approving bills Roads and. Bridgs Comtriittoe. * anywhere ssfejjitwjgCT'i pitnls in" the County • requesting roll onll unanimously-.. . . \M TSw(iKni ports, submitted by the"-Union ris, Mrs. Joseph E. Hii\..T , County contributions at $1,000, There being no further businessWidening of abortion df Central Baltimore..... SSo »*,!«?••:.. •HLJHospi.tai,'; .rela'tivo' tn_frfin lKtfll4 Mrs. William Isaac or Mrs. war- to indigen v '.. From Kidotwood oftor 8 I'M B«(T TerTXr^rT(rgttrr:TriEreraTTfjr treatment • furnished ,••_.,- ~ ... , ningor, upon motion duly made and I Ave., in the near, future and which residents-.--oresidents,—of Union .Co.unty ant • . oil das' Sunday. 3 n>in. station guo- has purchased 3,000 of these Roads & Bridges Committee, ad-.sccon cicci declared the 36ard ad- will, affect bridges and culverts, S. S. SISEN BERO, R.6O. PHARM. A ratea, 10% Fod. ta* not Inoludod- sheets \vbich contain biographies setting- forth Ihe 1956 ' allocatioi vising that the work provided for .<'... • . . . . • , • each" hosprtnl, was referred t SATURDAY, APRIL 7 17 NO. UNION AVE. T£L a*'"0*0 6'0062 CRANFORD, N.J and comments by each candidate iblic Welfare Committee. in -the contract .awarded by the pertinent to the position he seeks. KW"V':'; , ••'.'• John E. Runnells. Hospital' fo State Highway. Commissioner to ses—advw-mg—^t.ht4h Winans CdntractiriR Co. of. linden, for thr the improvement Board. d^ Managers passed a res EoosevdtPTA WORLD FAMOUS Bivw: U\-i .-•• ^f_Tnr.i m Bri '.fro. m Sduth • Avfc: tto !-RUBBER-eENT-ER— Nurses' Home, th Raritan Rd., Plainfleldiflld , .PanwoodPnood" and Scotch Plains, is-now 0$% Rosfc Home in honor 'o uHQRSEtilDEl 1 __' class mothers of Roosevelt Miss. Roscs's fwjy-three years o eflr~ta~the—stttisffaet-ion—of- SchooTP"T;A. witrspoffiior"~a~b'akc" id to Committee the Committee and Engineer, and DRIVE - IN COVER sale on April 19 at Baron's Drug service, was refer resolving that this project is hereby of the Whole. Store, it was announced by Mrs. Sheriff, determined to be completed to the W. H. Weber and Mrs. F. Putz, Annual reports or satisfaction of this Board, except EoseBushes iirden, of rrahgemenli co-chairmen of the affair. County Physician, and for portions' of the items No-. 12, BASEBALL received and for portions of the i Mrs. R. O. Adams, presidertt, the County Jail, were • •Bitumiifouiif s Concrete DrivewaysDriveways. verything ready GUARANTEED orderd filed. STOP" an Walnut Avenue ahd Raritan Road Clark-Cranford 98(t £ I PRICED FROM AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES TEL. FULTON 8-16T6 PEE WEE $1 •:•!•'':•

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3 SENECA RbAp LIMD.S. with Double Multiplying INCHES NASSAU LINE Beautifully ea. ~ANY LADY'S Laundered Cleaned ' &ee! — 80-yd. cap. — only HOMI UNI* 42 (roadway, Niw Yorie i SHIRTS And Pressed 1 FIELDER'S GLOVE Complete Selection of Garden Supplies AMY MAN'S PLAIN DRESS $ — Reg. $8.00 — F Cleaned ANY LADY'S : •-- 2. INSECTICIDES NOW! _And Pressed Cleaned And Pressed 1 GARDEN T( Cleaned Large 4"x8" Plastic FUNGICIDES .rid Pressed' ,55 ANY LADY'S (via tch, LAWN AND GARDEN SEE OUR TROUSERS Cleaned COMPARTMENT ATTENTION! TOR0 POWER MOWERS ANY MAN'S And Pressed SERVICE • A Complete Line of Supplies • .30 , Wallhidc BOAT & MOTOR DISPLAY TOPCOAT ***£* PLAIN TOPPER STATIONS — 8-6-4 Organic Fertilizers . 80 lbs. $3.50 \i y at — EfiEEIi -AH Garments Brought In From SPECIAL! in-64 High Organic .-...'..•, 100 lbs. 4.50 aKtt' April 7-14 Incl. Packed in Plastic Bags EACH .5-10-5 GX.F. Fertilizer .' 80 lbs. 2.45 NORRIS CHEVROLET FREE! I0R WOOOWUHK OB MIIAl TRIM Pulverized Limestone. 80 lbs. • .70 FREE! FREE! $* North and Central Aves., Westfield ROSEBUSHES •-. - 5(or$,39 (Special) Limespreadeis 30" Wide .12,00 1 'innm«^L\ — SHOWING — 2 LADY'S SKIRTS S9M0NIZE SEA SCAMP You. Buy » At Addalia's You Buy The Very Best" . , •• _. ., • also • BARBOUR Gleaned-and Carburetors • Fuel Pumps DELUXE YELLOW JACKET Points .©;jRotors_J|__CondertSors_ Scott's Lawn Products. - - When Accompanied By This Coupon EVINRUDE MOTORS PLBftN LEV/IS Agrico -r- Vigoro — Bovung — Bone Meal _— Offer Good to April 14. 1956 ——T Housewa.res • Hardware | Peat Moss and Hyper Humus — Others On Display At Our Shop — Gadgets • Gifts »m including QUALITY CLEANERS, DYERS - TAILORING 109 NORTH UNION AVENUE CRanford 0-0fiGO JOSEPH M. ADDALIA, Prop. NEW 18 FT. COMMODORE & SEAMAOK FREE MOTHPROOFING SERVICE 1 —— FREE DELIVERY HUnter 6-5069 LINDEN On the Edge of Craniord — Near Hyatt Roller Bearing* WE OPERATE OUR OWN MODERN PLANT PITTSBURGH PAINTS 150 E. ST. GEORGE AVE. 140 Central Ave. Clark, N. J. SMITH MARINE ON REQUEST K«*f> tW^JZ^^U^ LONGER Teh RAhway 7-1581 CRANFORD, N. J. New St. at South,and Central Aves., ONE-HOUR SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE 9 N. UNION AVE. CR 60794 Now Open Saturday 'til 5 o'clock— Sunday 9. to 1 o'clock ; 1 V : i""-: ; ••.-•-•;), ' >" -' ) '" '• j ' ' '' |V. ' ' '.' '_' j -.•..' V • ' • y-

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•'..."• •'••'_J-/JX /.'' • ' ,• •••'.'• ; •''; .X. .-•'.• - ;•'•; ' • . • •-•-' ,•• • . v . X \ f 7\. ' .X" 5TIZEN Atffc CH*f6Ntc.Ll!, TktTRSbAY, APRIL 5, 1856 '< •Nx: -I. •'/..- THt [ANFORD CITIZEN AND"CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRDli 5,^955 '.. 3. If you are ind'er 75, did y a h'j{htwe'ight,_£il,_such as mincn,,i see;.-. you'll save af A&Pi Settlemayer, Si, onv^WeslHeTaTl earniess than $2TT0O in 195~" i Jhurch, officiated at services Mort( Showers Savings on You During si Jay morning for Lester A. M/r-formerly of Garwood.at Gray Me-! The space for computing youi-| oiC^d FFFF powdered mortal, Westfield. The Rev, Fred-' •crl, Sr:, of 64 Centennial avenue, retirement income,credit takes up j "SpntiMe or dust the powde:t-u. vho irttndjast-Thursday; : /' crick- W. Blatz, rector, ofcSt. Paul's \ puinipe nghtly over the' whu gpiscoiial Church,- Wcsttve'ld, x>t-' •post of the last page of the tax c .,. and BcrwaTn~m— —'Sfttvic^ wrrr a< the rJoqlcy :uini. it iaûot'too-crifflcult-tn.v^'nrk •stioti^TMiss^haw'' Funeral Home, at 218 No/th avc- ficialcd. -x 1,, i. Allgelo LI-Aqiimo ! Brunswick; a sister, Mrs. Florence out if you read the instructions steel wool pad nito the-oil. l;uu d it in Mrs. Settlemayer, a. WesWicld _,_._4i!^ The fnnri-jifunerall of Mrs, Aniia~M7-FHdden-,o(-Scn)ntonr-JEa.,_and_L0. »/ Anrrlo vS, grandchildren. •fl:i'v at Muhlcnbc'rg' -HospH The most" any individual tax- p'Aquino of, 4 SouTFT Guy have to repeat the process: -• Born in Brooklyn, Mrs.- _ is s!24O, but husband and wife can ' was held yesterday morning from' Lrllie W. Richardson and Stephen and John 1 •"Dust trie'entire surface mayor lived in Garwood four eJich save this amount if they are thc.Dpoley Funeral Home, 218'Services- were conducted for] y^l^lcb-i' both-eligible. .. 'the pumice and rub with the'!.; --• ....— -r mn ! âmorsKi. years before coming to Wcs,llield. steel wool pad to prevent a .^pu mm She was the widow of Frank A. The retirement incorne credit is more, liberal this, y.ear in regard, appearance.'Wipe oft. with ;i'. Settlemayer, a former court at- cloth. If the surface feels BIT tendant at ' the Union County- to -retirement- benefits""from the.! ployed for-the past .nine years, ns armed forces. Be sure to take atU' add a fe\V drops'of oil .to a;. IP \pastorpastor.. . ; • ,'.„,, Carlhy, rcctorof Trinity Episcopal Court house and a former deputy •cloth and go over the surfua. a salesman/for the James sheriff. .vantage' of 'this credit-if yoii are Interment took place; m.S . GOT- .Church omtîO(ii . Burial was Company pi Union. .--.-, . eligible, •-.-•• • ;. . i§fe trude's Cemetery,- WoodbnclRC, i.j Surviving are a -daughter, Mrs. p vatc Born ir/ Brooklyn, Mr. Moreerf If have an annuity from life where Father Dooley read the conn- Bom' jn Wn]cs. Mjss mch.ln,^ni for 14 years: He Catherine E. Oughton of Eliza- beth; a son, Frank W. Settlemayer, insurance, pension plan, or' other, Freeholder Board mittal prayers. . . 91, .dicd Thursday in her home'-- •••-•- — -.•„-, source,' the. portion which-you may Mrs. D-Aqmno d.ed at her homo Bf(cr fl , .^^ sh6 scrvcd ;liJ -"is a Navy veteran of World War Westfield; two grandchildren, and Minutes Synopsis tout great, grandchildren. receive tax-free depends on your Sunday after, suffennRjt heart at- bo(h ;( tcauhci. amj- ., p,.jncjjwl ^ L ' - >-. -. • life expectancy. The Internal ReV^ .(.Continued jrqm Patfi' -i "tack, A..nauve'.of Albany, N. Y.. 1 :1 school •s unti*l sh -'--•':—ie i He is survived by his wife. ehiie Seivice will- furnish-actuariaL .of Office of Jo.bn.W^-Meixoi Ji. A&P's FAMOUS "Super-Rfghr QuoKfy she had lived.in Cranford ci-Rht 22 years .ago. _• " : '. ' Dorothy Grurnan '-. Moreerf;. n Uibles upon request to ...help you- as County'Engineer. I.J« ?•/-.- ••:'i vea_rs. She' was n'"communicant of , nor only survivor, is a cnustn, daughter, Mi's. Joseph Zamorski, Tax The members of the Boai <'{.-' i figure, this .out.j. ' Customers'Cornet j St.. Mi.ehnel-'s Church.-••-•• . Mrs. Marion Locke, . from the. Internal Revenue Serv: tor; Mr. Alex' CampbefTT fahi-ijif; grandchildren. (This is.one ol a series of articles Mr. Charles Otto, .Surrogate-.''M,/:. and Mrs Torri VifinerLof Ros-ellc . The Rev. Carrol M. Bates, as- on IcdcraJ -income tax filing. The ice, which- urges you to consult a Sy £ugh for-lmany Women, ^\ , . It's so e.sy to serve^ artfully, aad save. when, you do ^ properly qualified adviser if'you Florence Slocum, Welfare Hi.,,i,.i; Park; two sons,. Thomas of C6,U' sistanf nl Trinily EPlscoEnl article's'arc,'based, on info.rma- -A&fe has a ^reat deal of experience, (almoBKlOO years your sbopp.ns at A&P. Mrs. F. A. Scttlemayer. winner in a previous Nnliona) High . School need outside assistance. Mr.' H. Russell Morss, jr. Pi.-. - rnvirinri hv • the'/American yft "5eBSwes "'- ••>**» «*M"i-a pyj li ASils; ^ ^-=! _:—'. held Monday., for Mrs. Catherine Institute of Accountants, and the Clerk of the Board'of FreohoKif >.-, L Regular -10-Inch |h Union County'Society of Certi- Easy to Remove White spoke and congratulated both- Mi-.. A&P Food Stores 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N.Y. Style r"f IDl fied Public Accountants.) •' ,- Fame and Fortune for High School Meixell and Mrs!- AJliston,-and Mi.-. . This article deals with investors Snapshooters Spots on Furniture Jewel Donichy presented Mrs. A I- in general — and retired people in You can easily and quickly re- liston with a.gift-in.behalf of the LOOK TO THE LEADER .. • A&P! Td^lrf YOUR FOOD BILLS MORE! particular. .-••-. Snap a picture and win a prize! scenic views in which people or move white spots from . flnis.hed ofTiccrs, members of the Bo;iiil lit self-Service 10" Many people can stop filing, jn pets are not featured, and animal surfaces on. furniture. Such spots That's our word for today for 256 s and the" employees- .in the t'lmn Take adv&ritage of pur low' prices on fajnoii^rand items and saVe! Oven-Ready Ribs of Beef Meat Dept*. tut 49* :»55« come! tax returns -when/they hav( high school camera-users, and pet pictures. •"• are caused, by moisture, heat or 1 Fame as well as fortune awaits House. Mr. * Meixell "and Mrs. A!- Retired, because no return is re These are the 256 high school alcohol. - • ' .'. '. liston'then 'thanked. everyomr fur I quired-from n person who is 61 students whose pictures will get the lucky winners. Prize-winning Miss Gcna Thantes, extensioa c Fine Qualify Seafood pictures will be exhibited in; their lqrid words and well wisiu-s. or over arid had less than $l,20i the nod of approval from the specialist \n home furnishing o£ . MICHAEL F. KEA1..V Sunshine l; 3S Do!e!sPin^p^Tidbifp s 2 r 3? incoThe, not including., So'cinl Se tKe National High schools throughout the country, Rutgers University, says that to, g BONELESS-No Fat Added judges in and $5,000 in' prize' s wil--l: "b ou- Clerk of the Bnan,l curity or Railroad .Retirement Ac School Photographic Awards which remove white spots from furniture UOASt i -Bi. ..,-Uinl ,l 't nnniil awarded all — with fe; nn VtNlKi jerl ' ••-'"'-'--' ••-»' aiiter . 2 „ .... persons riff So, get ready now Tor"_your lr^ pTê^ Nabisco ' c required to (He, their returns ca at a place in the winner's circle S30000JJ • . v Shrimp »*.«*-iô-iii. ib.|J) be quite complicated. In llns contest, there. will be Most of the high schools already . Masonry Plain or Salted • 2 Sweet Peas TOP SIRLOIN S • Carpentry • Painting Premiums Ib, ' First, let's, look at some pro four classifications of pictures—a have copies of the contest rules. ( POT But if yours doesn't, just drop a • Plumbing Free Estimates -. Hoofing All varieties Fried Smelts . .'.•)* visions that affect people with in wide enough'selection to fit-prac- • Healing takes "pain" out of painfing. Here's hoW: poFicard to: National High School Pilbbury Cake Mixes IV* 43 ROAST C Vestments, whether the'y- are re 'iic.Hily any snapshot you've taken ^ tired " or not. • dmuig.'he sumniei and fall' You Photographic Awards, *343 State C All cuts of Round Pol' Roast as well as Top Sirloin, and top God Fillet CaSlv ?C33 .Flows like magic! No hrush or sariic day. There's no painty odor. [STATE FARM | Gorn muffin mix, F i Clean up with walerl Tup \v;ilcr 1 '.riwiy-• chww6 nny-'ona of these Street; Rochester '4. -New York Round Roast or Steaks included in this one low price at- A&P! . ioiler marks. Giv cs yon a pro Anyone who owns , slock neec J>oiVtJorget—the contest opens'on I LEVY 2 "C 33 Del Monte Ketchup ^ . Shrimp c:;7 "cleans brii^h orTqllcr-r-rremovcs- fevsionnlig iil' ~ -)*v—toknowabouttU-nnw—tihniiJ—lbnh - riivlrlrnirT 'cv .lanuary -ist, so .get _j\our c drops. •• elusion and credit. This applie B[)nrfs, family and friends al work _ GENERAL CONTRACTOR ,- Covo.rs any surface—wood. p.las- promptly! —John \?an Guilder icr, hrick. wallpaper. No priinc long-lasting, wtfshab/o/ I'inpcr only to dividends from' corpora or play in • non-sc-hool activities. Pancake Flour . X" TomatoSauce SK 6 •_ rib end b c niiirkv, pri'mc wash off vriih M'iip 103 Adams Ave. ' CRanford 6A261 h|b c C coat nccilcd.- tions -which are subject to Unite 1 ,» 7 rib' ! -45 • No painty odorl Paint in raw nnd wilier. . ' •' . States corporate income tax; on the back pt this forn\. Generally Rib Steaks . '^cut 49 "=55 Pork Loins 384 colors! Not TO. not\ 20—but rdencUs is tax free,'and should bi- Log Cabin Syrup . ; • ££&-. Contadina Tomato Paste 3 t™ 28 weather; inside closcls n/ithiuil docs not include, dividends froi subtracted from the total of youi. speaking,. your prpllt on the sale - ... 384 prc-sclcclcd.colors.. yours savings and loan . association of an asset which you held more. Sirloin or Porterhouse %%%%*& Vellum-fiat In 30 minutes! \o\\ instantly. You can get the Mime. AUTO INSURANCE dividends in a special schedule', on. Pork Loins , Vellum-flat In 30 mlnuresf ion IU-.I,.M..J c credit unions or foreign corpora page three of the.tax form. Hus- than six months is taxccl. at half Select \m Memorial Early for Mothers Day Golden Blossom H(mey , 't& Morton's Salt >-«« "£10' — nu>vc~furniturc-âuk,_qiiar.Uun__wi[ors_n_nionih, or a yenr, later! -tionfr. band' 'aricF"wiTe""are"-'eaclr"CTititlcri- iWTaTeôtrordtmiTy—inco\ne—.aud- c "Boneless Your first $50 of ciualilleld div-jband and' wife are" each "entitled never more than 25 percent rc- (SUNDAY', MAY~~13T to excludp!''the first $5!) for clivicl- s Rar.cllcss of the' tax bracket you 8Kl5 Ol'R OUTSTANDING 3^r 20nSbMPeasinCarrots 2 :r37 lb Md lb ACCIDENTS TOO! ;nds on stocks tha.t each own. ?ire in. - .' . » or niAis ""-"°'°"- COLORÂROUSIL If you. redoiyed dividends, be Seedless IQC r |j / r^— ' Green Giant O>5li9!, y«" P»v only X4 «( VISIT NEW YORK 'ond-this-amuunL—VDU arexentitlcil —Inter-es-t—Cr.om slate_iitu.d miini - 17 1 We specialize in-symbolic : Regul .law.- Mxtvt (H»l amount, Suit F»rm .o a. "dividend!; received c'red.it. ' eipal bonds is tax exeinpt, of- pkg. etuirse, but any gain from sellinn designing. May we discuss Golden Corn cFeamsMe i c™ o\ ,.,,„.>. „. either half |my« eytry&i'Si^^^r^'1'v;' •?.;''' CRanford 6-T198 $550 iri dividends, you tan 6xt-o this credit, if you are- able to" — Day or ' 15 ox. «4Ac C'OM'P ANY .answer "ycs."oto all three of thesu- i IIU 312 CEDAR ST.. GARWOOD cVucle S50 from your .taxable ii:- cans *•* - 4_.P.ercen.t -of 2 S®S* uûil^tlTkU iÛ^^MM DiJêiiâdt FR.QZEM vv'oulcl otherwise have to pay.' The husband or wife' earn'more than cans MONDAY THRU SATURDAY .last. o<)ge of the tax fonn provide: ih-qL-any:. ten calendar

schedule for ilguring th6 ainpu'nt; At Ncxv»rk-Ellialij;th Mrio — Oppoultc Ul. Olivet- t'emelefy" : : ; Libby's Orange Jui years he fore 1955? ' - ' • f.o: >:-. ;-i< . White meat can 01 NPRH a thru 14 of your crcditi . • . 2. Did you receive less than N^vt Ootrr to IJtiMrnmnn'ii -.FloriHt Fresh California This EDITORIAL Appeared in ' If you made it profit on the,sale $1,200 in tax exempt pensions or 71st INFANTRY of stocks, bonds' or other property annuities .in. 195,5? Wilsons Chopped Beef .'•ca;n 31 Birds Eye Peas LARGE SPEAR 2' 49c ^'?~yw''. i you must. report It as a capital IU ' ASPARAGUS JUwJUJSlON REGISTER, Mm. 29, 1956 •tjain on a. special form. The saivu- soz-cot . Ill Birds Eve Spinach ARMOR 'form is'usedîor eiipiTlTl~iTi!iSLli—ls 4nsWPostum•;. . . v••*£$& ST. Detailed instructions are pr-intnd, M+^&N H Bird-Eyelima-Beani ello- large -Res^-EL-2-5550- Western If Delicious Apples Kf^.!''.^-: JNKrds4ye^Rhubarl> Lettuce C G lde e b c Washed 10 o*. 20 oz. 33 Yellow Bananas ° ^ 2 27 || Swanson's Fryers (? Regalo Brand cello bag 17 cello bag .;•••$, J. RUSSO More Grocery Values! 111 ; c PROTECTS THE PUBLIC Carpentry •, Roofing • Siding Florida- ' lb. Pascal Celery Ono'nf tin' iispinnits to tlie Kcpubliijail nomination Tor, French Fried ESKS-2 tt:» StrinaBeans c Texai newop lbs Slat.. Senator is Koliert C, ('nine. pnhlisl...>/ of tho Kl./.abelh Leaders • Gutters La Rosa Elbow Macaroni 2 ;i 37 F1 ida hms 2 *or 19 Yellow Onions ~ ' 3 19 - |)«ilv .lonriinl.- "• W.o tin not .I'erl that n nun/ ... Ins p»Kilioa as 424 SPENCER ST/ ; .ELIZABETH fc J Libby's Fish Sticks --;;» Cucumbers ° 501b. Beef chick C _50jb. ', H nu'l.lisl.i'r »r a iiowsimucr should on.-upy Wpiiblu? nniro. IIo-or • bag Greenwood Red Cabbage 2 '•;; 33 bag" i, v-othrr publisher or owner i,r a nioiliiiAi ,ol i'omnniiii.;at mn ^ / J^ « • • '5l/:«,-j| 1 11 Birds Eye Pies - - 2 ^: 45 ' - - I.,.,;, onlv i.lii..p I ho poople lie. rxpeets |n Kfrrvn in a, pos.l.mn.or Stahl-Meyer ^••_.^Bn»aî.ii^d^.:râ.riJng.bj>^ • UYCHrYUm JjJICOU — :"'- can •• |||l . • . -._ - __ r? :••,••.•'.••••'---;•; " — ^ . -l DAIRY Budget-Savers! f *i.-*V;V'1''.*> >-'.J-\:*. |.ft>,*Ai.-t>l J»-<*. »AfA'î>- ,. J.-' V^-.*f^'.'( ••

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DIMMiit: institnt.inti, nT tin* people's- Wl?7~liir peTsrnnfFTiTFT'ri'stf^ dorhe"itic~ (• Kli/iibclh .lonrnul, wlili-li /is one of Xrw .lerst'y'k without C rnti'il new.spnpers, is well riyul in.some pacts.or I'-ninii Italian Romano \99 County. It i-ould hiinlly be expcWtcil to be unblaseil iu pro- soft water!" Nedick's Orange Drink' r 6 J,;L 37' Peanut Butter <£%U C MMitiiif; lln1 news up ('ditorials•••rc'Mrilini' iln Puhlishor's per- A 27 Imported Provolone Cheese sunnl ai-'livities while wi-nrinjj; IMI>' senatorial iiinntle. N'DT Jordan Almonds' Gelatin Desserts "e"St^ 5 .IILLLSI; , nl' l|i~, j'riiMuls- iniil iwijua'wiliiiii'os of -whom lx> initlht. Fancy domestic cheese Ib.' •l-uxiai- i ; luivc i-ciisiiii In lie I'linsnlerate. 1T\ hardly clUllil bir1 nuts bag *•' nit I be |uilili(:'s interest i-oulil/ best be served thnuipjli his . C Filled 'liihlicatinii. — / Small size \ for. 23 topped Beans ^Z2L^ 2 r » Kraft's Cheei-Whir. V^^JJ We, have in ill regard I'M/ IJulvi'iM C. I'l'HUr pe|'si'iiiil l\\ U SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, CRANFORD O-Cei-0 Sponges ... an 'ection! in faei we would like to siv bi/n runt iniir in liisi-fi.tliep's I'ont- New! Delicious! Strawberry Preserves £. 3 "^ 1.00 Breakstone Cream Cheese 2 ^ 35 ste)is. tlcvel.npiiiyf liis newspajier us a medium of i-hanu-ter. Get Cup After Cup of Pleasure >••;:§ * Hubert C'. Crime shnuljl irnt be placed in of fire and eon- We offer residents of Cranford and vicinity an (You're absolutely right, lady—when CHANGE TO THE (fOFFEE THAT'S Cinnamon Rolls *Z? *9*25< • Ma Honey — V: 33' Swiss Knight Gruyere — £3T tiiiiio as |iiililislier, / you'ro Ice skating.) You can get along His select-ion iis ii eandiijale luis einiscd us some disturb- without a telephone and electricity, top. outstanding funeral homex complete with air H-»!.-:•• •'''•. ing siispii-ijins in Ibis i-oncllisiun, \i'liy has be been ;;ivei\ But who wants to? Of courso, If you like Danish Filled Hut Ring 39c Syrup c.™^,, -: 2y-; 45' Liederkranz Cheese ^' -" • *• • — Mr.sin" »vf.|ln> l!'cpub'ii-|iin piiriy leaders when his nvorU ~—roughr.red hands, grey, dingy washingand 2oi. ;,;;;," han-lly'he ,-,.iisr.lerrd ilf-M-vii»k'. IIo. luis HeelF ArTTrPa~gT5 1 rings mound the bathtub, soft water will spoil conditioning, organ, large UglU rooirii\ fbi• your bot+io ^Mmiinivr" nl iHim.v: .Denmer H i- .•Hi.di.lnt.'s. lujrhly jlis frit your fun. But l.f_ypo,-wjSTrt eaglei., brighter -rrr-HTT-^'.tVV. an.I .vet I he jlJepuhlicims privo him the imd as laundorlng.Trjnrrlously'suysful baths, lov/.olior, • FOOD RET A HER ... SINCE . Cigaretfes Priced Low/ 11,,-ir IM.V an In.b'peudeut |i.'|Mibli.-au. smoother hands,.don'twait anfihhor"day!Call us every convenience. Our own display room. White Bread right now for Culligan'Soft Watorôrvico. There's WITH FLAVOR! Camoli. Ch«ll«rfield, Kool.Old Gold, Philip Morrit, Luclry StriU m& - l|(.|,as l.n.l ., bnrni,iv'Sl.,i,^rur some >ears |o be lapped S-LB. BAB carton i M.iM tinie-, w i ive felt (hat no equipment to buy, no work to do, so ... RaguUr liis 4 II fur — i>111<• or any |nibhe nf lire. ... Mild English Muffins MSI *-°'*'°' M a'-.-|.|ilable fnuii any parly. The Mel/owI EIGHT O'CLOCK 79c $£?i CIGARETTES MI'-ll illi lioi "T \v nub \ be in u per J^ctrkets ite • you don't have to buy it to try it! A&P hai a completi tin* of King Site i.v4;'-',;.:'; laln'l of hid'-peiiib'iit. IM> i iiêd.hy a Ui'imbliviin or n |)IMUO- Vfooroui and Filter Tip ciqarattst, âil priced low! 4 W/n»y • m 1 a 1 \\ •_• party s.\ slenr sin-li as ours Crumb Square Coffee Cake. • •** i-r.il nil M -. .i u ui'-i inn. 11, At low ai 3)O^^^) Ptf month THI GKEAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA COMPANY , , •»; . >i Irere i< iif îi'-lt 'i•_'.>-"•! re- eii her mil.' or' the °| bcr, 3-lb. Bag -'3-lb. Bag Self-Serviee Storei. Additional H«IVIC« «>tch«Ho«i only C Prices effective through Saturday, April ltd in Super Markets and e IIM| nni>.'b regard .fur Mini .see IIII $2,73.. An.vber liib hii' :89c $2.61 Cheese Cake > 111<• "<;••• u 1 ( ID\ ei'lliueni IJe-puli!!- *P|Ut modtll oflglnal ln»tn!l«Uun chiig% re.i-iio I'.ir i-\i-l i-i ii^- MI badly tbal il 'needs this sup- raiiv' I- ill Armour's Angel Soft Camay Soap n'M nl a i/roiip infill ral IIIJ.'. Camay Soap Iurt . In u- iill . iipp'ariippa - l p ,ij-".Vi;W..,- Grisco For toiUt and bath ~Etp«eUlly for th« bath The iMi'.i/ii'^' part t, .1 us is lhal our mill bnnir team Berber Baby Food Green Giant Peas Facial Tissue SOFT WATER Heinz Baby Food Pur« vagatabla ihortming Chopped Ham s'uoiild liml -llii'iiisi- ws iiji 1 he |Misiiiiiii of supporting a.n "lu- S'train«d Chopped Big, iwaet, Whit* Funeral Directors . -Str«in«d Chopped • 2 ll.'pendent li'epulilicaii.'' '"IIC.II I'i'ir so lod',' they have had \ C -'-|-lb.»V|e-'3 can •V can 2 pnrii.n nl" pafriv, lina.siiii^' the larjrest Iiejruln'r Kepiibjii-an .-49° 6 5- 49c 6 <89 can t 'lub in 1 his Male NELSON PHILLIPS & CO.. INC. Vi SIMUNUFU'XD AVENITE 318 EAST BllO'AD STREET 1 Surely I here is im s.arciU of solid lieîd.lr Kepulilicaus. CKANFORD, N. J. — CR 6-0002 WESTFIELD, N. J. — WE 2-0143 12 HOLMES ST. r MILLBURN Open Every Thurs. & Fri. Until 9 - 103 Miln St. Cranford for by Campaign Committee of CARLYLE W, CRANE Tel. DRexel 9-5100 or MUrdock 6-1661 :-/•. ••'••*:

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7- SECTION TWO , •'. THE CRANFORB CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, *

/•• THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL. 5, 105C }• Deception S E E Page Eight Eaiy T» Prepare -\... NON-PASSENGER ..For «ri eaEy-to-prepare dlsti, trj Long, narrow room* can be m«d« MIRACLE BnOADIOOM SHOW! i NEW TYPE STICKER OF-APPROVAL to appear much wider U opposlti , 72 EXCITING MODEL ROOMS! • /• region, Dr. Castaidp •feaid one oul topping a slice of toast with • frank- NEW DESIfiNEHS GALLERY INSPECTION FACTS.. sections .of the' longer wall's i » I -a You'll s*e spills like ink and catsup whisked oH of every eight persons will need 1M REGISTRATION furter and a slice of cheddar checta r Hunting for freih'nevv decorating ideat? Youll find State School IWIJ VIHICU DUI K« " faced with polished pl»t» glass alt. : •" '-.•/•• _ • ' ___ • For thoie interested in the fine, the uhumal .. . Kooi iVasijij . ' •/ .some" sort of.-.hospital service this SHCIION'-MMM9 MOHIH and broiling until: tha chee*a..hu. Biêlow'i new miracle broadloom, "Baton.*" leaving ...;. --••.-»fContwticd-*ronfi.pape 1) PASSENGER REGISTRATION ; thousands of 'em in our "2,jei, 72 .. .inipirini model iEkilri n\nari that out •tMOICATEb - IV UJIGt UA« - Non-passenger vehicles aye. subject to I TOM. ' ,. ...' ' /• ' -presents—^Detign^*—Gallery,**' Here, in iresl msg. iVg- ihu yn»™ its lovely color rdmpjetely fre«h, new, and.-unaffected! "afe~amoafeamoTTT g ..„ NUMSB OM l"*Ct Of WCKB. inspection TWICE between April 1,1956 - roomi! You'll actually walk through 40 brsutifol of a population of 80,000; 10,000 UNDER THE NEW SYSTEM OF LICENSING W VIHICU IS OTOAltD A"U . b' nilicence, you'll ie« Baker'* New World Collection, laws in the, nation.. Other states n,niy»*ch 31 Yei, right before your eyes, we'll deliberately spot persons would need.the services of MOTOR VEHICLE5-YOU WILL NOT. RECEIVE. TOU' MOMTM WnHOUt A Leather Prepar»tton«~/ living roora»L21 glamorous bedrootiii! 9 elegant din- : have ' voted -spectacular bond. is- with. The French Provincial Room, John Stuart's Danish tliii licanlilul neU- carpeting with the mo»t \ar3:ioîel' sues or. loan programs for needy a. hospital-this ye.aiv. this area iri- A NOTICE OF INSPECTION IN THE.MAIL AS MiW Sll«f« «CU«tO f»OM The names, of vegetable exb int roomni All complete in eytry detail from window [-111 iflCS LOMZUXUS—T used—in—malclng—le -^s«*^ worth,' Roselle and Ttoselle Park OWMU K SUUICI TO AIUST First Inspection Due: Between •»y water iuppiyirwould~be"ver3r| fashions to ath' trays, jill deutiiecl swil out.o the other hand, " recognize' that fleadble sound llice a geographic \\\ • 20 new toonu and vignettes each in an exciting "Ours is a growing community," ANO ma. April 1. 1956-and Sept. -30, 19.56. dangerousjoput it lntb the supply ' coordinated by Kops own decorating «W(! .n'-thetn with just ordinary household cleanser's! .building and "maintaininK schools for a farrn7««ic»" accurate control gymphpny. They Include watllt, 1 the speaker said, "and as such we ' Second Inspection Due: Between quebracho,; divl-dl'vl,' tumac, gam,' decor ... created by Kooi Decorating Slal'. is a regular, recurring part'of the BACK of the • BijnounK require* special bh / I." lir •• need more schools; more .police- Oct. 1, 1956 and .March 31. 19.57. bi«r. manprovt and tnyro' lalatu. cost of educating- each child. Such tgulptient and exb«rt opecailon. costs should be met while1 lie is men and more Ijremen and other STAlSOfNtWJttttV services. -But lifts anyone given' The thovt reproduction ahou/s the new type going to school, .and the State inspection sticker of approval issued under thought -to the -fact that more, should help meet -them, just as it the new licensing aycterr.. The back of the , No fee will be collected t\ the %; 1 NEW BEDROOM PROMENADE! •helps pay for his teacher, his' health' facilities in the form of-a windshield nicker contains instructions inspection station if. the vehicle A POEW PROVINCIAL COURT hai . been properly inspected SE«.».-:j!"'.. •textbook, and his transportation.. |.gopd general hospital also are •ASSOtGtt VIHICU lECHfTlCuKHi concerning, the procedure for tlje next ins- FABULOUS FABRIC SHOW -It's even bigger. than before! Yei, we'v« not only necessiary?" ' ' during the 1955 registration year. Completely captivating . . . features the new "Everfsst The impact of these new laws wi.il pection of the vehicle. . " GARDEN It's a ihowVithin-atthow, starring Sekumacher's ex - ite-fH.' completely re-decorated its original 11 modrl roomn, be felt immediately, since the 1956- Dr. Castaldo cited the advantage,- h. Story**! Yes, all.eleven of ill model roonls . . .done at having a-hospital in limes oi eitingly new 1956 fabrici , , . and staged in the many 57 aid they provide will lower. .ta\ r — AND — •> i .-•• NJlv in elegant French Provinrial, of course, . . . have we've «ven added' two new wiugf.! One is devoted rates in hundreds of communities," epidemics," emergencies and dis- / f NEW (RED) REJECTION STICKER NEW TYPE STICKER OF APPROVAL ,. be\» rooms in Koo» new.Designer's Gallery. If yod . been entirely re.decora'ied using the exciting new entirely to Early. American . ; . starring "?pice:Box" a Voters in Cranford' approved iVsters, 'and' for the prevention of t only last month a bond'1 issue, of I disease.. A nearby hospital can-be appreciate really lush fabrics . . . exquisile LcxltircB, Everfn'st polinhe'd foitons. In .room after room, you'll rliariu'init new. maple, collectionx.. The other'prc'^nts ; the (lilTereiH-e between life, and $1,7770,000 for two new-elementary 2 3 AM V S.T THIS VtHIClE MAV NOT STATE OF MEW JERSEY >*•;•,§ see how beautifully our decorators have coordinated v'v;'::.v.; S.death" in cases of shock, hemorrh- heavenly-weaves, intpired (lesipnc toft delicate color- toduj's neus-inuLing designs for modem bedrooms sclisyol^'iinO- an addition to Brook: UOKRATEp BEYOND THE DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES solas and'chairs with window fasliioni, . . sidt ,-JR.l'a'ce School. It was only d^ and accident,, he-said. A N V T OWN N ' '>?1 \ iiig«, fresh vivid colon .... this fabric. Show is a must. |: *• year arid u halt ago that, the 'Heeause.cil the increased popu- E INDICATED ON THf -H^' 1 Brookside'.Place and WTiTimi Avc* -WBCt W THtS hospitaL-insuiance" plans, the .flh- mie Schools were opened. MONTH IS INDICATED BY niicial success of such an institu- DQQQDlBEBIIfflEffiEfffiQ Meanwhile, the Union County lAKGi BLACK NUMBEt THAT GROWS 1 tion js assured, TDr. Castaldo Retail Tobai'c-o Dealers and Con- THIS VEHICIE MUST HE INSPECTED S pointed out. Hi'-Hdded-Mhat a hos- AND b AV BY HOLE MJNCH, -fi-—-••--•• consumer will be called upon tthoe community. ~ N.00 bear the full_ burden, of the .two- The above reproduction shows the new All 1955 Tested , coiH-a-pack cijjnr-cnp tax jnciya.se.- %*•<:• The above reproduction shows the REJECTION llckeY of app«ov,al for non-passenger . The association says- that any at-Siilk' Vaccine Your intpeetion schedule for the sticker which will be affixed on,vehicles reject- Vehicles,. The month and day of appro- tempt by dealers to absorb, a por- . (Continued from PCKIC I) registration year is printed at the bottom ed on initial examination. Tbe instructions oh val Is punched out on the face ol the . tion of the increase would "'wipe is likely each elementary school o( your rcgittration certificate as shown the back'of the sticker point out that the vehicle sticker at the inspection Btatlon. The out.the profit margin. The dealers In--town will bo used. The exact, in the above reproduction. must be approved on or before the date punched vehicle is subject to another inspection also expressed the view that the time and -place.'will depend 'on out on the margin of the numbered sticker. six months from the dale of approval, LAWN fOOLS... increased lax will mean a ten per- how many doctors the town is able • "PRUNING SHEARS cent decrease in business because to obtain for the clinic. . the tax-boost will jump.the Ne-w . Mayor1 Fred P. Andersen, pres- i> LAWN ROLLERS Jersey- pi ice over.. New York's, The above ...... ident of the Board of Health, said. a • LAWN CARTS • ^TaiT.^^trvr'Yni-in'rvrt-lie-itssoi-ijiUiJi] Jrher~town—wotikl—pwuv WILL NOT receive a notice of in the• ™«» J™ »J™ Noh-ptoongbr vehicle owners may arrange their own reports^ made ii practice of buy- f<*r |o hgyp th'e clinic conducted b.V iot;irphysrtiims,l3cc(nn lllhlJUUliyu aviivuiiiv, ««w ...- .-^ Hl^Glt lower has knowledge of and complete inspectioft^six. months from-the date of approval. ': , .-.,,_ rejection confidence, in 'them.;. Mayor AIKICV- , • A ;nc\y.:,-tj'pe RED REJECTION .'sticker has been.adopted for use on voh'iclps'.not approved pn'initial exarnina.tion, the • SPADING FORKS sen. snlcl rit that Time that Uio board sticker indicates! that the vchlcie must be approved within'^21 days "from the clate'of rejection. •;.'. • .'•••••-"••••,. •• • HAND TOOLS Local,Clubs would hnve to go elsewhere if no (Continued from pnfle-.J.) Under the new. system, no fee will be colleated at the inspection station' if the vehicle has been properly inspected during the 1955 local physicians volunteer to parti- It '^"L- is chainnaif. por'trayed Sweden, cipate in the clinic. •1 .whili the VIA's music committee, registration year, • ^"- -^ ' • * • ' ' ' - with'-M-H^-R-^-TV-U Thcisz, Edward Britten, Uawrence' HHJJ- S .niari. port rayed- Ireland. Rotary Club Tabelman and Fred Kantner were' 1 THAT ATTRACTS THOUSANDS ! • • Participating from the -Wednes- ^Continued Jront papel) observed. Guests included Arthur • (Continued day Morning Club worn Mrs, P. booklet, which will be distributed Williams of Roselle, Charles Bailey, thereof" and "No parking at any l: fH« BIG E. Snvek-r, Mrs. M. Hanks,•• Mrs, this full, will contain a comrnunity II. Emerson Thomas, the- Revtim. e along the north side of Rari- 1 FERTILIZERS •Howard Cowpertfnv;iitc\ Mrs. G. aiialysis including a local history,- Gordon Michalson and Charles•tnii road between a point 200 feet La-ing.. Mrs. W. A. Stanftrr, Mrs.' B. west of the westerly curb of Wai/ election informaiion. infoririatiorv Wistar' of Westfleld, the V Rev. BOVUNG • AGRiCO • .SUIO-S^ Burnett,, Mrs. F, PlattiKT, Mrs. P.about zoning,, streets, .recreation, Dwight Foust of Union and Donnut avenue ;and .a point .150 fe/l Tomlinson, Mrs. Curtis G.. Ciilin, east- of the easterly curb of Wal- BREAKF AST ON THE HOUSE I eh inches, politicnl parties and a lolmnn pf Toanock. ^^GOLDEN-VIGQRO • PEAT MOSS_ Mrs. John Hollman, Mrsr^laTnld: map showiiig the election • and") nut .avenue." Lopaus, Mrs. C. Kuehn, Mrs.. Ed-schofll districts. She said the league It is. recommended further/that ROSE FOODS • DRICONURE ! Avard Uenners, Mrs. E.vSny'dor and already has advance orders for Clark ollicials establish parking Mrs. Everett Heim. 1,500 copies of the booklet, and it 1 prohibitions ils follows: —-i-Eruin th'i,' VTA 1|»> paj'ti'eiuiinls is—hoped—lo--ni;vke~it~n.v-ailubLe--.to —-^No-purluagiit—a^Yt — ...were: Mrs, William - Palmatier, every family-in the community- if -the south side of Raritaiyroad be- EaVyear .h"^»i.d. w.i. hr: il, watA fori, , iloet.o.i.! I,V K..i ,p«krSiT«rWS*1^to^î^.ol«i Mrs. ,!.- Keiniig-; Mrs.'.K. Ilet/Ue. sponsors can be fciiind. tween a point 200 feet west of. M.rs.. -C"i. Uelten, .Mrs. lji The speakers wero introduced the westerly curb of Walnut ave- Tabelman, Mrs. Paii).Powers, Mrs. by Dt\ Kenneth C. MaeKay, Who By Eric H. Petersen, Jr. nue and a. point 500/feet east of FISH COMING UP1 You can catch your first trout of the new fishing seaioh 1 •Harold Kinney, Mrs. J. Setcher, a 1 so presented Miss Slaomi Miissa Agricultural Agent - Union. Count} the easterly curb of/Walnut twe- •-at the New Jersey Boat & Sportsmen's Show, at the Teaneclc Annory, Tfea- ' . Mrs. L. .Loineiifh, Mrs! II. Younfi, >f Elizabeth, a student at Union nue" and "No parking at any time neck, any time from April 7 through April IS. Sharpen your skill at archery, •u* A«. :. • —. l™»«. pe'»n«liUc., You.l b™«Sc tf.rougl, 72 mclcl «ta. . . • vhfc - Ial,ul»u, new. Mrs, S. Mtinii and Mrs. .J. Before buds of truit trees begin along- both sides pf_.Wnlnut. av'e- Junior ColloHo. ll i-^toosAHd-sBplpadi-and loads of-newr19S6-model-boats,4nojtbr.s,_fijhing_egulpr=.Ji Ttr . '...., r.f!.^.. "-ii^TT-nrâ'a'fhmmiR Sirocco- Collection- Apn'oXi-necment ,vvas mncie fftaT nut between ''W\d'' soulhel'ly ftirtr sprays should be applied. merit, sports gear and recreation supplies to get yourself set for coming designer's, GaTlery . . . discover PuTTlTouse the Cranford club ranked, fourth of Raritan road arid points 500 foel f : Peaches, nectarines, cherries and spring and summer on the waters and in the wopdlands. ' '. 'i''Vi' " Service League . among Rotary clubs in this dis- south -theiteof.'V . t X y -' in another. You'll wftlk down Bedroom Promenade, boasting brand-new decors. .. enjoy the Everfast Story trict in ntteridftnec in February. plums should receive n concentra- .Cranford, .which requested in rCoJiltniu'd J'roTTi pflfje " . - Spanish Spread Vegetable Crop Growcm Li [The' board of directors met Mon- ted lime sulfur spray before the 1955 that the Mate "investigate the that $2 iliilfion would be neces- n ) JCanned plmlerrtocs masheij and. niinois vegetable crop - grower* S'/ ImV.U'.-.:-: •"••;•- huds ;fe^l1Jt4_JwBiL.-^!|si 8 ^*i \ tlie • need for apTBirtlic, ^. l iVy^TWmT^sntric^fff^Wef^ ,— . . . 2 than in î^, «»• •,»••—. : .- - in live gallons of''water will con- nelizing islands" at this iiitersee- tute with salt to tnste mnkes an hospital in Cra'nford to serve this ley A. Stanger, Dr. Coe, John A. trol leaf curl, San Jose scale, and eellent "Spanish" spread for potato nation in total acreage of process re/eivccl;assurance from |"^hlp.»'or~cra:ckeygy--' ^-... ', ;• JJTaek^laioV. ~ • •. • • •- -U.im...,. |I,»M.»M ,,-;-....-.. 4ng—CEOps. '.'...•,••' —r-—*——<*-— Trentcin/earlier this year that the w For apples and pears, use oneproject/would be given "a high of- the dinitro corn pounds at thepriority rating" for 195G. strength recommended by the Mi/Bennett oivJanuaryÔ held . I .manufacturer as a dormant spray. a con'feience on the matter at po- Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders This will control apple aphids. lieo/heacUiuartOrs here with Town- d Talk to U itlaycd-doi'i+Mrtvt—s A_^ Po llL t lt J6rertr—irmlI'litU We Cut Prices to the Bone — No OOn e Willl Beatt Uss ! ! • tlf*'. !>\. I make the application ^ '" '''" Qhief Lester W: Powell, and C\w\ Ni. ;-.i? jf S! m HT^ HOV^ F. eompluto it before they show any S;; ; : M sflie^Ttu c|/aF SinS5^ H:^ : -"£%<"... -_r .-'7 " jtj; -f p'^M.:

ÂM^jL,M,U^y- i.T J,! • iC'f,iS^ i::fThrocvi-i'iiit-Biio^lhc cili'cUlai'^ nr.e fllcates;.;that; three" reported ac- iivaija'bie from tlie Extension of- cidents occurred.nt this inte'rsectioVvl" BONELESS ROLLED ib. •X >.*»-. $.' i:.-. -- ^Q»^-i.t-F^'''- NEW YORK DRESSED DAILY AT 1O:3O FULL QT. $5.00 4.UU FANCY JERSEY DRESSED SLICED MISS (\nor wiix <;IVE I 'J Mm-.. a rule, no sentence should begin IIARUIET C with due to. Do not lay, "He sue- "WHAT GOES UITH UIIAT" Distilled IA/INC; SHOW OX COLOR fo whts VThtrs dots t>i« Say, "His succeur was du« to hit 39c STARS MISS A^M: MASON Don't mi«*. il! lt'» Knni n *. t r\t itinn di*roiatiin PORK CUTLETS "WELL'DRESSED WINDOWS" «f»ter li dlJtlli6A?_ "TOfta doei 8 to 12 Pounds .'_On_»l_H[ic. ripht lirforn ' > »nr r*i.>, \ tin'U- MC \\\H PETRI VIN ROSE 6-8 LBS. — Very LHjjeWast-e #% u^»_i llo-Iiimuui-lmnia r < i net c»ii51 »-s«prmrli6n-of-th*-ox-st«n- IT H l" kn<*svii- -l|uiUc—dcc»_... -:•- - - -" • - • • contained in water. Wh»B wiltr .is 'S STAR ROLLED BUTTER miss! AND ils |iri'srntcd by llie mitionnllly notedd derorntor from the l.ces (iarpi-t I'ompiOiy. Her show, ôi;iiin|t aiillinrily from !'. SrlMimiu-l.rr X *"., irriilc I liv « rll-Uiwi^ n Imnic »-t\ li?-l (or I.ilihr) -O« cn^-T;'onl, ';W hnt Gnrn willi \\ hilt," liiis—0tiendj lircn ertjoyed fiihulnut rorrrlnlrfl rnl«r niirtiw*' (or -Ml diffcrfnt ,Mi-r. Junt* ('idirAi- It .riiMrv'for.Ô inimitr* . . , with 1 4/5 QT. • • - - . 83c rli't-mnliiiR consulliinl And lecturer Irrim Better t^r. -'»••••', •''•'-•••-" btited to 213 F lt li converted to Diet and Poll* itttm. Tht molecules »r« farther WILSON'S SLICED BACON lb. pkg. 35c llonicn and Gnrcloii", Miss Hetty Gruyson, MIIO'II rnasl 10 cdinlliv llum-nnik of ili-liplili-d hnmeninkers roonu! Miirtinp wh\\ A u Me. \s uli* i-olletiinn of •dentist! ar« trying hard t» dto PORK R0AST~^Ô wonderful ncu *i»rimt (;tl)ri'.*>, ••lie'II iliou MMI ti"t shiiw win tliiit uiinliiws urn like |nii|ilc! \ oil can .i |ii inl 20 foot rinrr.amu-liUft ocrrrn. UiiiWinp \hts •part and mom tree to move than tover If there la a connection be- . . . no\A, nee it ill kno*! R'ipht on Koos Hroi, sln^p, HOMEMADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE Ib.'^c muke. llii'in look Inllt-r or »liurti-r, lliinncr or fnttrr MisA Mn&nn will blt'tw you^how lr> iri-iite n beautiful only hnw \n pirU, \\\r. riplil »''iiv f\ |i.itiri'ns. niifl world rooms ;i(ln;ill\ lif»/-t.i/.o! N ou'll le«rn h»\s K» In the liquid, though each mole cult tween diet and polio. . Whil« th*y PEELED BONELESS BRISKET colors fur umr fiirnilun: ;ifl*l viinduun . . Injl v\m lb. 45c COME FOR . . . iu»t by the wny you drcn thcin. Yim'll fe 75 room hy tliirlint "111' »«u-r purpel! >ho'l.l take mm- rn-nto iinfnr«rll;ildt? jiLunniir \* ith i-(i|or . . . linw tw \ nn ^ but fillnic w OMII) Mihilur 11 till H^ r;i*\-f|ou iiic traffic laivs • . . h»w lo rr»*;itc - \,p,m^ (, . in loila>'.i ui'>-l fiiliuloii*. (-i)lorn . . . ont of oxygen. Stf.im \\tl to be hop* that diet may possibly pro- rolor . . . Ironi problem vindowj found in old illti'ioiiw ui^ to UM< in nut' room FREE DELIVERY-CR 6-1044 CORNED BEEF "" rorrrlate iliem rnlnrwi-e »ilh ai'tual sampli'i ol he»!ed to ibout 2000 V to caul* IIDIIII'S ti> bin utM.'opinit \>in(l(n\i in' rnntemporary ronirr nt'W life iunl \\vw impoilaiK <• llunutili rnlor! f 4mil 111 f of^ in.tn\ prrifnU . . . ntv.il iunr«», milrh- : vide- a futyia weapon against th» CHOICE CUTS— makm the ne\M-tt P'.'if) Uiillpapn'* iiiwl. fabri«'s . . . lo (ti\e 'Ik-i,:rt''!r x.' tven a slight dissociation Into its STRICTLY TFRESH KILLED homes! ^ ou'll liNirn liow t'o phunori/e hiiy [:roii]i«,, \\\ ft show M) f.-isun.ilinu, wi jiuup.Mkt'il w i f li n^nl'ln inurl) nun e \ K nn» II r«»-. l»r iiip* tills iiitlt »r )i, Ib. you rn'iMi srh'-inrs. .iluil up Iti now, .yuti'ie 'inly idiMH, wm'll. (to Mm r> inp f*>r pad and prp'il In separata elements. At tempera- run'niiMit niul riirntT ninilows, how to tniikc cori\ii'i's, ^ mii-THKF". . . firM tim*»- it*<»- Hipim .prcACjitr.c). if xalaners, anil huii|!i>, You'll hpc ^*lint hnrdwnre 10 dn'iimed nhonl! Slu-'ll hho» urn IKIH In bring v ilal, make liqieh! \nd if vnti li.i\f ;tnv i|iirMi(>n«. Mi»>'i hires is hl|h..a». 5000 T only about Breakfast |rr*rv i* itli«»t»t rliarpe. t.'-Ki*t plnrtu promptly at SIRLOIN OR PORTERHOUSE exciiinjc rolor into vour home for thn happiest 33' llê -nnil liou' lo hanfi even ttie most "romplicatpel- - ( linpniafi u ill he drhuhird to Hiif-u^r• llmm ilurinn Coffee Tree* " 1 11 per cent ti broken up taUhy < FRYING CHICKENS i During Its ten-year life, the ear*- lonkinu' trrnlnirnts! After the show, Misn Gmynon experience ill decorating \ou\e e\cr knoun! Ro- \Uf. open forum 1^ fnlfow \ Adnii»*inn, nf rnur*e, i» "; ifl . . . nn M nt». rp?**rvfd. . 4rof«M and Why not grl an nirh start and ^*ill periioiinlly (IJM-U*< wnir prohlems with you I frffe . , . time is 3 o'rlnrk p\cry nllrrnnnn! 'M) blasliuan St. fully-nurtured coffee tree produces member, il iinrts nt 2 »lmrp f\try afternoon . . , h» our guest til brcaklust? i.n- Don't mi*9 "W pIl.Dresfed Windows" , . , every better come early for lie«l feats'. (•OPI>. Cranford Tlicatrt> about 30,000 rip* red "cherries," LEGS & BREASTS morning . , . 10:30 shurp! 6tAi tWwfcertWt on the average—the equivalent of jo> tan/H orange niicr, delicioiu Decorators Text Rook ... Wh«& buying freah strawb«>-H*a, LARGE WHITE — doz. pwitry, nrtd ca]\te, nil on the New "K«a ont rtmembtr that those of good quality coffee. It. takes 12.5 .billion.eupi, of Frce-52-pngo Book-. . . / Free 22-pngc Booklei "en *<'' Kirn ! - -- . . .-_.,._. will have a freah. elean. and bright j ntt*>t\iltna pct\ nnn th* beverage to quench America'! eterj morning thit.ueek. W.oui- in , co/or, coordinated color-scheme, for appaarancsT, and hav« capat«OU thirst for It, *very yeair. STRICTLY FRESH packed uilh hundredi ol ideas jor decorating Inbriet! Hrnoly attaehtd. . 35 room,. Sprinkles ror Butty ARMOUR'S STAR WELL-AGED t FREE PARKIN^ Driest «

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blocks, they built a super highway children .are • always toXwalk ! Lewis, 'diaries West, aiul Thomas Mrs. Shirley Pelan's jirst grade brary and have"boepme.members. • : >•! u •••-. Letters to Granford's Public Schools Report B'riaiB'rith In Retrospect that extended around the. play' through the halls and ori the stairs, j Leahoy, have been learning about tlje The others are planning to go in The Editor area. Inside this' they made . a ,--j • Kindergarten " S- SCHOOJ, 'irtl Public .-Library'.'.Two I' (Continued ori pnge.2) ' ._. From th» Hlaa'of The Crapford' CiHxen and'1 large harbor at one end, and nn The children; in'.Mrs. Helen Tme CHANTORD CHBoHrcti, *«iabIUh«(I 1893; Election Held Activities of Pupils in Many Fields March 30,' 195P § ,;'. _.// airport at the oiher. Trucks and Baldwin's.' kindergarten enjoy lis- Mrs. Alvin Krevsky of ,Roselle WALNUT AVENTJETSCHOOL toy-cars fan.realistically along the .tening to stories and drawing pic-' and Chronicle. "T r-_.._.,_,,!,..FIVE'TEAKS,AtiO^ _!.'.. V'••'. ' '••••^FIFTEEN YEARS'AGO •— Grade 1 . 1 ' tnt,~and iiis Gracch.us, Jesse -Nadclman; Outlaw,.. Bonnie. Biirnum, Michael highw'ay, keeping a. watchful" eye tures about thq-stories they have Union Junior- College "had t»een designated Lester W.PowelVwas appointed apati pi.. -jhc children in Miss Jean Har;, Vergil, Carol Bernard; and Hanni- heard. "Spott-y" has been illusr i Dear Sir: ; : i^fir'it grade have been looking Peterson, Robert PhiFippn,- Rose- out for the traffic officers that were 3ône^t==nikn'3ntabKCmnfor^ bal. Mary William;; Roman gods Gencarelii. Alfred Kcefe stationed along the road. A rail- tr-ated by Jean Scheller, Donna j FOR CAPABLE, The "ad" which appeared in your centets for adminis- his tour of duty- -#prll 16:. His appointment for' sigi Eoddos es were" ^chosen—by -John—Muuse—ate- brought the- force/to 18, including a chief, Glen Cueman brought in an'ear'ry Eileen Lieb tricia .Hosklns, , . v • . , „ • uaium of aplitu'de tests' to college students to, a< who told about Jupp sho wing products made from rnilk." the opposite "side of the- harbor lieutenant, three/sergeants and 13 patrolmen. crocus. Susan Coyle'saw buds' on Grade 2 cillo Boyd, Patricia" Manning, Adele What a fine Christian spirit Mr. -piH-sideutshs at-the annual determine iheir eUgibmty, for deferment from the trees and new clumps of green itei'; Carol Bunek.'Juno; Ruth Ep- from the airport. Parrott shovjs in offering his'serv- - -The building inspector's report-for tho first stein, Minerva; and Nancy Pries, Miss Rebekah Poynter's second ''Workers, on this - project were: ugni,- Gale Sw.intpri, Carol Su'ss- election of B'rith Women, Kadi- mlHtary service, it Was announced by' Selective crViss. Floyd Price found a new grade class is proud of its class- ky. Debra Schncbel, and . D^brn Mamben Quality Weeklies of Now foriiey ices tor. "Operation,.Easier Car- mah Chapter, at Temple Beth-El -service officials. . . •' .','•.. ~ ' quarter of 1W reVealed production of new prup. daffodil plant.. Judith Halkowich Vestal Virgins. Bruce Simone, Henry Zielinski, «•?•«-'".-••• lift." In.these"busy.days, it is in- Melinda. Morris reported'on the room. Looming high in the rear Paul Lasinski, Merrill Evans, Aaron. .- •' ,' / : Entered at the Post Office at Cranford, N. J., as. Second Class Matter. Published Thursdays at Tuesday night. - • • **: ". The "State Highway Department's -Route 4 , erty valuations in - an amount- exceeded only. by. and Eric Torhstrom brought in. of the room is a totem-pole which Mary Aim Clark has drawn pic- Pull Lever 42A deed a- wonderful gesture on his •^•Mrs. Allan; Kane of. Cranford Roman plebeians;, Roch'elle Block, James 'Ger'owj and Richard. Mon- 1 Cranford N". J,, *>y The Cranlord Citizen and Chronicle,Inc. Official newspaper for Cranford, Parkway headquarters on' the-,third-and, fourth.. a. similar jf^cord period, in. 1927. The total of pussy willows.' Richard Rudolph the Roman patricians; Karen Bee- scares away all of the evil-spirits. .tag. - '.. .'-.'•- -...' •-ures from tht story "Pussy Wil- part., '.'.':- was elected . ltecording secretary, a robin back from the-south. : Garwood and Kenilworth.. Subscription Rate, $4.00 a Vear. Advertising Rates on Request. . '- ' Very truly yours, . floors of the old Masonic.Building at-North $427,550 /for January,' February' and March w;t3 be oh-the Roman mothers; and Twenty-eight squaws and braves While- this -was being curried ow," and Megrtn Hildebrandt irncr;I 21-23 Alden Street, Cranford, N. J.' ••-*ti&T TvJtPHdm CRANFOBD 6-6000 while Mrs. Myer Eisenfeld of Ken- $36,000/below'that for the first quarter of-1927, Susa^—n Schaue. r observed tha/-.•_•*t chil• r Elizabeth •'Watson -and Leonard have been busy building teepees, out, the morning class was busy rew "Peter Rabbit," / • Gertrude Rader' Union avenue and Alden street were closed and : i, worth was A decided let-up .in -new construction in Miiri-h then.play out-doors now. Christine- wirk'us on the Roman-children.- making hats, molding pottery ancl on a mural showing means of. David Rupport,- Ralph Brown, "th(f staff moved to the State Highway Building "Fuller found a new nest in^her Important buildings -were • dis- studying about early American ack Pearce,'and JaiVies Stickles j secretary and Mrs;-George Lewis near Newark Airport. The Cranford office, which acconnted for the fact that a new record w^ tray,cl. This consisted of trains, of Cranford"- wag named Sentinel. >d cussed by John Roth who toldJ-lndinns; 'steamers, airplanes, cars, and sni!- ave drawn excellent boat pic- j Recent Eyents planned and supervised Route 4 Parkway con- no/ set.' konald Marley, „ Joseph Trozza, ures 'illustrating different boal! Mrs. Ted Car- from e B about the amphitheaters; . Rene • Bird books made by each mem- nts^'Tne -workers on this'were.: Law of Diminishing Returns In Local Schools struction from the • Bwitajt#*« i "'---••tq.Paterso- »-* n / ThThee BoarBoard oof HealtH h revealed the / Donnld Shelhamer, Douglas Ross, Berthiaume and Richard Heller, ber of the class hang in tho rear Uriice Doiielyon, Donna'Hay, Jud- tories the class> heard. • < • '. Park, financial and Richard Batdorf "wrote Easter CANDIDATE FOR THE ; , It. came as no news. to.Cranford resi- nying that all of'these drives are worth.-, "•••• (Continued from page 3) and Mrs. Lawrence' Sal- h%d maintain^, a pewonnel of'45 to 50 persons, /cedented totar of 347. cases, of measles during the Forum; June 4Shulman, the of the,, room. These books, culrhih- th" Toxvnscncl, Douglas. cliHini, -Grade 2 r !' j'-'l •';(., J-' v '•. .'i storiosi Spring shadow, boxes were ~delnts4hatJLliei:&_are_manv fund drives while' andLshoiild, be "supported, , • ; the near future;—', inger, of RxJselle Park, treasurer. • under direction of Col. Walter L, Br-aybrooke, / thg^^ month of March. The^February nguro hJ;| . public buildings; and Patricia. Co'S'"ate a science unit on the study Roger Huppert, Karen .,. Keane, Mrs. Elizabeth • Clothier's . soc-'| made by Arthur Schreiber. Alan and- Robert Healey, the, Roman of winter-birds of North Aimerica. nd grade is learning about tree' each year in~*the community. It was a ~-, Hpwrmuchlohger-can-'vveâsk Gran- .Terry Golfman, Carol Kupshik, •_ Trustees were named as follows: district... engineer. , during the five , years it was..^ êen 254 and th.e Jarruary figure 27, making y_ Miller! Harriet Krilov arid otliers. .Penelope. -Rankiii^. Paulettc John- Charles Severs;"" I,yhn~ FrintujJ, "Mrs.~'Jer^''Tloain^ :..'.._ j./._..lotal.of_|28Jo/r the "first quarter of the y^. Circus. Naney. Scheckler and Judith' ' SCHOO' L * son, J.ohri Moore, Cheryl_ Jayne wellers. .The children made ani- \ REPUBLICAN NOMINATION shock, however, to .learn that "consider- ford residents to solicit and donate for The children, had an Easter par- Walton chose the .Roman language' rials of construction . paper-"do-! i.-;,'--'il';:. !.i;:'.. Rita Carter, Glenn Smith and Mrs. Harold liothbard, Cranford; . cranford High School opened its 1951 base-i A meeting preparatory to organizing a c/m- ade, wearing the sprfng Fats they Reaves, Merle ..Horshe, 'and'Diane ably more apathy orraqtual opposition to 12 different Ken bal1 season with as their topic,, while Georgene Mrs. Charlotte Golctstcin'i s sec- MrCormick. '..- •'•••-••';' iil! sL!. Mrs.- Edward .Dorfman, ^_ballseason with aa S-5-33 triumptriumph oveoverr Scotch^laihScoteh/PAaihgs forfor(d j councicouncil l oof fth thee Daughter Daughterss ooff Ameri Americ/\vc A ils designed and made. Eales a'nd.rJa'vid-.'Saam chose Ro- -4h^JJ:p.i.te'H Fnn/V' liarl been noted by so- the same people who do all the soliciting d3 ond graders presented an assembly Linda~Kxii'dell- has added: some fe...Sojrie /of the animals made i- Joan ^teV^l ûr-sd ^y-.featur-ing- JlQTC '•"tropicals" to mir lish tanic. vere sabro-foiith tigers, wMil hogs,.! TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE licitors as a result of the many drives. ™" EauLJBuohaguro's nine pulled ih'three.runs in Warner of 31 GroVe street. Work of th/Daun g • • Installation of officers, will be Miss Rosemary Sheehan's third baths; and Norman and the play, "The Positjnan Learns imonR thein a pair of "Siainp't! yerrns;—^rnrl—hippopotflivvir—Thi'l : the first inning and two more in the second and ters of America was-descriOEd at a.ii upon rnwimp, ioys and girls have framed their ! i; :! •'•.• In recent years, the United. Fund has ' Certainly each organization is weak- Arthur Brown and Marc .Gorsky -held at-a dinner on April 24 at the JBauln—H/AlL»rhnnVi ph Ihf -gift? Fighting Fish," a "Sword Tail." to reach its ening the other by Continually beatirtg on also are members ot the Cranford Chi-Aam Chateau, Mountainside. held th^j Plains.teams to a single tally .in'the. in the Masonic Temple attended by/rnoru than ale's third grade class were in of the Romans to the world. form of a television show. and.a "Black Molly " who proceeded Library.. -.' . '• . ' , " • \ second inning and. two more In the fourth. JDon 10.0 persons, including a large reprosentatiun of charge of the main hall bulletin Despite the recent snowstorms'. .The principal character w.as Mr.to have a family that Was CJradc 3. { êwgaged—in—practice of goals ahd, the great increase in the num- our doors for money. Very often people • Speaker at the meeting was Mrs. "boards for. the".month of March". rVtahy. originial poems have been Miss Diane Gqltko's third Rrade j Grade 2 •Frances Rubino of the Merle Nor- Kern, who went the "route for Cranford on the Junior OUAM, members from Qranforcl ;in,i Postman and his, part was shared March was the month when .Everyone in the plasses had an watched by the children 'until .tho laijg nr'cscntod' a Chinese play h> medicine. Properfyôwner, veteran. IIS i ber of other campaigns may at least be get so tired of 'the perpetual pounding rnari Studio, Westfleld, who pre- mound, allowed only one,hit. . '>' neighboring communities. / a harbinger of spririe % room 12.:b Davk, DempseFâ^hard Mrs. Lois DeJong's second grade active, part in the project. ' Those chosen for the bulletin board Zurinsky- Sus-ait Mannv was Mrs. Linda has be'eri'able to report. On he school assembly last -Wednes- j one af the/reasons. Undoubtedly there that they refuse to give to any cause no sented a demonstration on the art """ ' * *' I • If nominated arid-elected, I will work for —\ ~^~~' . ' class had- charge of the'Jbulletih YEARS/AGO ,.On the large bulletin board the were written by Judith Walton, Postman; The many interesting things about her lay. The following children took m-£- are others, but.there is a definite trend matteThow worthy. ... board in the foyer of the building. of makeup. ' . . •' • . children of both classes sketched, L'ehard Jones, John Ro.th, Nancy | announcers.- werq idrt in tho play: Herbert Petcrr •'• Sale of'Reusch's Bakery atflT Eastman street, fish. :. • •. V.. The topic of the display was It was announced that the Crariford Citi/.cn a spring mural. This depicted the Pries, Melirtda" Morris, RUth Ep- Patty Minuer, Ellen Turner, Ch'ar- ;on,.-'Harry pill, Bruce Rogers, \ • A Non-Prof itNSeneral Hospital in this Area. , toward reduced interest-in assisting and ,, All this brings us to the conclusion r which had been in tHe Reuseh family since 1878, and Chronicle, printers, and' publishers, ,h; | lene Cobleigh, Rita Rice, Elizabeth Grade 2 March Winds Blow. It was illus- U names of spring s.u.cfr as baseball, stein, Richard Halkowich, Nancy i,. Cass . .Kurzinskil' <;i| > supporting the United Fund. • that some serious thought must be given was announced by Edward'E. Reuseh, who had taken "a lease on 9-11 Alden street .infcludinR ihe Jacobs, and Janet Lawrence; sing- The buys'and girls in Miss Pa-Step&eh -Vanlnwagen,' • Mclnnic 1 —¥ A Pol-'eg rj ?"n, »» A«;«;Utant Police Surgeon and a trated by the-children, who made Father, Son Swim marbles, flying Tcites and. playing Scheckler, Mary. Williams^ Paula ng soloists were RoUerl Klcmna. tricia .Drake's class have buon . „,- , ^.,,..-—• ,M- to combining these campaigns somehow various articles'of/clothing to be operated the shop for 27/êars,'.'"TKe~HBv0! owner -entire-rear'portion of: the. Post; Office buikiin», fi.- The following children painteHollerbachd , Carol Bunck; and Dmytriw, Barbara CorTey, -Gary j K and Susan Manny Marilyn Johan-r studying., about early man and Board of Healtn Physician. I*'. •j'-'---T s^pwn-blo.vv.jngîaihc^b^gj&^jrhey Held by Pack 76 was Otto Winger of Unjon, a World War II vet- and would move jrito/the new quarteryabuut ,m'-^' mnrrtl: Virginia Andersonrhcni-pn Beebe. Kott, Jane Barnhart, Sandra Sluip- son, Linda Widerkehr, Peter Rin- uniiYials. Interesting prehistoric aer, Janet Etherington,. Kris.tine J to the building interior. i6 Jiirqucline' BCbkowicz, Barbara aldi, Susan Smith, DorotrTeirGtiirw modeled fro • A River Jmproyernent-Progt*amT- "~ nual reportrthese other drives hate done New Brunswick, for. example, have cpm Cranford Pijst 212, AmericanT^-^^^rantorT-Glirwwd^K^ BROOKSKDE PLACE SCHOOL both helpful and harmful; Cynr- f êttino, Gail Soijirnerville, Charles mud) to weaken the United Fund's slo-; bined all local and national campaigns thia Ruble wrote the findings to gion, held its annual father an^.._American_Red t^^Mn XIÂd rs™»'WaCrps5;'Waos "twit-r"oyerjhe'top' th* tnn.** accordaccord- thorne, Marilyn Marley, Susan son swim- last week atrthe • Miss Mary Elizabeth -Williarns' Lcary, jean Laughlin, Kathleen pert, Judith gari of "One Drive — Give Once for All." into one real United-Fund.. This has been be put.on the board., Several poems '" ing to Frank. T. ^hitty,""drive .chairihan, ~who .Tweed,iMichele Wciner^ Linda kindergarten has been. studying Hoolko, Jonathan Llghtcap, Kath- ningnnm, ' John Preussner,' and VIc.Cullough, Charles MalmbeVg. field YM.CA. •."•-• r Smith,' Helenc Silverrnah, Elaine • The cover of the programs was j concerning March .wore,,, written*. by said that the total'would exceed $14,500, or more leen '•" Knbwlsorj, aiul",'•' Edward 7 7 -*_ Fluoridation of Our Water. Here in Cranford the United- Fund raised successful when all parties were willing The evening was featured Postmaster William D'Arcy announced UIM! ; about spring. All the spring flow- Diane- Harden, Lawrenee-Bialecki' esigifed '""by '""Jeffrey" ' BemiettT| George Cubbohly, Karon Baxter,. than.$1,600 greater than the goal. . .._.'•• 'Kaseni Gcraldinc'Wilioufihby, -Jim ers and bunnies were- made and. Beadle were the- people the. post- the Cranford .Public Library de- onavôx-ike,. Bo.y__Scoiits, Girl Scouts, to cooperatep, , for their own eventuagl good. 'Linda Jones and John Gamba'con- swimming and diving contests, for all was in readiness for the dedication of. Cran>. Carlozz-i, Tom Fedorko, Kenneth man visited. Robert Ringle, Donr Charles' Blanding- rend tho Bible-'j • Start on a.TbwnrOwned Municipal Building. —;•---"• .•--•'. various .age groups as well as The measles epidemic, believed to" have been used as a. mural for the classroom. brought in several. pictures from nd Paris Bpyd, .Roland Scheller., 'tributed their written work. for T ford's new Ppst Office buUdmg at Miln and Ean'-, Morris, Robert Rlchel, Paul Heger, aid Autera. and David Arthur acted pitting the. life of the cavemen. Cranford Visiting. Nurse Association and~ ^HPerhaps one drive isn't the answer, lessons for novice swimmers, Cubs on the wane, "took a sudden" upturn to' bring the Sheldon-Mittleman,—Donald Maz- The children made many large nd Alan Syvertsen were members- • Develop a Running Track at Memorial Field. the Cranford Welfare- Association last display. The next, project, will be who participated in the swimming man streets. The department "was to move into. shamrocks and also small—qnes as color euard/Progriirns \yere dis- Plane Gilliam also brought in in- th Cford Welfare Association last There may be other solutions, but it is a ..study'of Indians and their life total cases for the month to 233, it was an- the-new building on April 15 and was schedule-^ zeo, Richard Wasiewicz, Craig tributed by Dolores DeGrpat and f the. color guiird. contests were: Robert Shire, Dick .Martin, • Ronald Elraser, and which they put on small, baskets teresting illustrations "of early year, and the Cranford First Aid Squad important that thought be given immed- yesterday and today.. " • " nounced by Health Officer William J. Wrtlsey. to open for business, the following .day. ' to be sent to the Bropkside Nurs- David Peer. Robert Imfcjd was The class also-is studying var- Grade G »' will become a participating member this Graham, David Freese, Jeffrey • xFor the. first time in a number of years, no •', Charles. Lloyd. the campra man and in chafge.of Dtiring the unit on Rome, the iately.toways to reduce the burden, on .—•- Grade. 4 ; The entire township mourned the death rf ing Home. The children. made s ious' signs of spring. Susr.n. Mas- PRIMARY ELECTION TUES., APRIL 17th. : petitions'.were filled by the localDemocratid or- On one of the smaller bulletin sound effects. hildren in Miss Mary Donovan's year. .'•.•-. loclocaal resdensresidents.. The:UniteTd Fund iitself Mrs. Mary Lenz's fourth grade specialized in diving and Other Easter bonnets and they .colored ino brought in a bird bouse ancl a ixth grade rnade pictorial maps class has started the study of Mex- ganization for County Committee posts. . Severih Robert Droescher, f-ormer freeholder aii.l hoards the childre.n used China as eggs in the activities room. Grade 4 , . book' on birds. Butterfly illustra- This leaves separate drives for the may be a good place, to begin the study. water sports were: Htarry Dill, Ed- Township Committee member,'in .his 70th year' their, theme; This is the unit -that a f Italy. Among those making in- i. ico. Research work is being done Marioh^White• was-elected president of the Grade 1 ' Miss Elizabeth. Kelly's fourth tions were contributed by Carla ward Gill, Robert Morgan, Step- after a-long, illness. Mr. Droescher came to this they are studying at present. Vir- eresting maps weue. Gail_ Grifllths, VOTE 42A FOE NEIL CASTALDO, M.D. lÂi Cancer - Only chaos can result from the- cur- ancl materials, being gathered for hen- Pmitri^jFred Strecher, Gordon Ladies' Auxiliary of Cap|. Newell Rodney Fiske Under the direction 'of Miss grade children are working on Vance and Franklin Re brought .in oral and written reports.—Ptrpfls- country irom- Germany in 1881 and nettled, in • ginia Anderson wrote the Chinese his pet turtle. ames Oathout, Pamela Marsh, Society, National Foundation for Inf.an- rent trend of new drives being d ~ Moot, 'JoHn~SHaTer~;and~Richard Is for the numbers one -tMaro y Jane Reid; student teacher, a class book of real experiences-. .eona-Weydomeyer, Marilyn Ber^ who have already chosen topics for . Brittort. • ; ' ' . -the—children in Mrs~_Erina Mc- The start consists of publisher, ' —Paid'To'r.h.v'.Ni'il Castuldo Campaign Committee. tile Paralysis, Sister Kenny Fund, Mental the list* in large-numbers each year. It reports arer Diane Dinsmoro, trans ;of Jack White,' rtowly-elected post jcgramander, Cranford in ten. .Gail .Murikel wrote a. story Grade 4 ^_ ik, Yvonne Hanjilton, Grctchen •Mrs. White succeeded Carrie Brady as head of an estate at 362 Lincoln avenue, adjacent to Fadden's first grade made butter Charles Simpson; -editor, Hhoclji Under the direction'of Bliss Mary: ngie, L.ynn~G-in:laiiflr~MTn-y-;j'>i««• Health Fund, Heart Fund, Cranford .Little may be that the well may run "dry if it is portatiqn; Phyllis' Serina, early about the location of China. Shel- in connection, with their unit on Fisher; assistant' cli'tor, Paulino -JiistorîS-LizaruieJKing,. cities; Lois the auxiliary. \. ' . . the' ancient Cranford landmark known as Vrw- don Mittlemar) wrote about some Amatp, the following children of VlcConnell, Marie Harris, James' r'M.V League and otliers. Tlrere CcirrbB'Tio-de-— -tappedHtyto-ef-ten-——: — —r milk. Linda Outlaw, Joan Morris, Lowe, illustrators, Penny John- Mrs.. Alice Ciillins' fourth grade Brown, sports; Nicholas Prato\ Taking-Subscriptions—— —•"—Th« Revr JT-W. P. Cdmer,-Jr., wJboJiadêen^ land's Mill, He manufactured razor of the customs nv the Chinese Jay Siegel, Gary Brad field and ~hoTnesr-binda-Guy—wrote, a-story ston and John Zak; proof readers. painted pictures of Australian ani- people, languagei, and religion; pastor .of St. Mark's A.M^S. Church for three the mill as one of t "JolTfi CfTrnnnrv me painting—a- Donna—Kei-zriian,- -William Patterson, schools; Josie. For Westfield Concerts business in New York City, where he was in- explaining why the Chinese people •ina-Isi—Bapbar-a—Moore,. Joha_JDJer Also the One on Helping Yourself by Helping Others , , Mrs. E. M. Gilmore, Jr,, of; 107 use symbols for their words' rather farm murall. Rosemary Gencarelii man, Karen Doriarr^hcl Gary Iver- Stefanis, John. Milkosky, U(»is University. gaged many years as a manufacturer and im- a.nd;-Jjohn Muuse brought in books sen* • . • As the editorial above indicates,.- league's philanthropic-fund. . . - Hearhs, customs.; George Mitchell, Glehwood. road; and Mrs. Harold porter. Mr. Droescher's real estate ventures in than us-ing an alphabet. Kreismanis, Nancy Osolin. Peter' k dress; and Virginia Sowell. govern- Engstrom of 3 Hernipg avenue are . Crahford's 1946 tax rate was tXbe $4.34 for about the farm. Children whose stories will ap- Occi. Casey Jones, and Carmen Cranford. were responsible for,development n\ The children . also worked on Celi Knox, John Conover, Joan pear in the book are James Hig- _This year the Jumble Store is mark- . ment. • • in charge of taking subscriptions- each $100 of assessed valuation, inst^d of $4.43 Easter.projects. They made Easter Laroy. Drawings made by Carole for-the-Westfleld .Comrnunity'_Co_n-^^_ as; jstjrnated^ according to notice receiVed from •Burchfleld avenue, Thomas and Cummings stioti> Morris, Vance Fleckensline, Linda gins, Barbara Arthur, James Wash- Konopack, David Ault, and Peter •and-'Severin court.-throu^h. the_Ljncoln Hoisihts baskets.. - cert AssociatTSiT; : ~ ~—~ —thrr4foYton-Rovmf^Boa~rd^^ bourne, John Zakr Charles Simp- Occi'are -presently on display. -Us- to worthwhile causes. C|rianford hascortie.. :.store was first, opened in. 193cLat 43. East- '•! Grade 6 son, Susriri Morrison, Judy-i-RLce, inc/.veferenee-"-material, -a torlei to be known as a charitable ^pmmunity.,-man street ancl in 1^50 moved into, its Andrew-Bain ot 15 Retford aVe- The membership campaign for represented a. two-point increase over theaA45., ,-B.oalty Company, Many- oral nup has celebrated 10 years' serv- 1956-57 concert series is ori. now rate . . -. ',.- \^ head. Development of Lincoln Park was an- studies have been, written by the > GET Pauline Lowe, William- Forerrian 1 "Guv in because its residents reaiize'ilielvaiue^'Qf new home at 10 South avenue, east. ice with the Esso Research and and will continue until April 14. : boys and girls, of Mrs. Elizabeth Michael Hayeck, Engineering Cornpanyt Linden. Mr. Any, resident of Cranford who When only 25 cases of measles were reported\o ther of'his projects. An ardent Republican. Mr. .— from TT . . Karen Dorian, Penny Johnstcnr; Jeffrey Knauer, Jerome Andrews during a weekly period, the Board' of Health be- droescher was deeply interested' in. local .politics Duffy's sixth grade.'After studying C. E. TRUBENBACH Betty. Kisnner, "Donna "Korzrnan,- ahd Peggy Gipson. The four routes Most us^ranu^mron~OTpTovrau^^îrs^^ J about' Rome, each child chose •and Gary Ivorsen. from New York to Sydney were 1 ical group in the company's procP «««^ss^r 'ID'I'V ^'.!; '":'. wearable merchandise to local residents br'M'rs. Engstrom. cases in five weeks- 'I hv ucts research division. 'know, more about. After a thorough- iJ; eases or to help disaster-stricken indlviQ- atpnces\withlifreachpf"threitTO'stTneagre research of books available in the G\ven TJaHsgaaa5B5a; konopacRffSL?ik £ ii ••! LI—rv9 •••>• •• y grade class has completed kbwski', arid .Carol uals. A different type of appeal begins'• pocketbopk. .-....-• -«.c-,i-e-n-c-o—unit^ctcaJiilfij!iilll by Johr .on Monda'y when the Junior Service During Arable Store Week, it might . ing reports on important people changes-of the earth's surface. The Militosky. Pictures from the Gran- wore given: Julius Caesar, James class has' read how glaciers,, vol- ; HG-118 SOUTH AVE., E. fordV.Library were brought in by ^!-i V,-V" League celebrates its annual "Jumble be a good idea for you to clean out your .Panlano and Clifford Durand; Em- canoes, earthquakes, wind, ant Michijel Hayeck. A reccptiicle of lWl^lJDhk of April attic or cellar or closets and turn over to licror Augustus, Barbara GafCney; CRanford 6-1661 . water have caused changes. • wood,\ shaped like Australia, b 6-Passonqor 4-Door ^9-thro.ugb-JA^the Junior Service League the store all used clothing, linens, shoes \ CicoKo, Hichard Halkowich; Cin- A Garden Supply During this unit, a study was being YnjKle by JerTroy Knyuer Riviera, Model 73 L ^£LufliL!Aii;.:-PMricia Weskrna; Gai'us made . of' rocks, their formation, •'.! 1 . -.,',- • Ccnter.Since 1922 A model map -showiiiR the bielits will be looking for merchandise, for the and bric-a-bTair~aridtuther—artieles—^ne—j- \ Gracghus, Janico Chefnev; -"ifiber-t then' c'ufHu'uMtiuii, •t iiuh-A-he—ways- '•'• '• '..i!-.1' establishment. longer needed. by which they become soil. clam-shaped -country,-was colored. The JumbleStore serves a dual pur- """Class mornTsei'S^Twho—cxrvibited- TyTeTeT^&cci—antl—Rt» ml a 11—N e 1 -- mm+<.. rock collections were Charles son. Letters*, to producers of Aus- >^~ZZ&£$*i (.;••/• mind only when combined with other it dim the lurid-glare of the word CAN- " &r- ncc^&ilyfîT^^y|^plivts CEBv-^^..- .• ,-- --!=-—. -_----.-.. Chance$ are good that you are all too aware'of the —biiitdaup essential soil-acidity ideas. •••-•. IT" ~ Tnfs"can"be*deni6nsTraTed'W"usin^^ .•KJWSWWIMOF -• , in vij;hk,balnnce. Easy to CHEERFUL EARFUL npply—irtst ructions'on pUg.« There are some words in our Ian- »oodHhatHôiL-CMi!LJbelieve 1 the two words in context rather than in- Get. AC.'KICO for BROADLKAI' r-. -v-'t.ii- ' '. .I*I guage, however, which do have their dividually. If we refer, for instance, to v you owe that much. . now —aec tho strrpmvp'rfiil---pffect---when--standin& wondorful A-CUICO difference ^hSLfH of the American in henlth, beauty, growth! One . vou join us in welcoming Snringt1 ?fe^7'";': .,.'••' i starkly .alone. Cancer Society," you can see for your~ r 4 of the 7 AGIliro Snecial- "But face = TintHf ^ _J.ûrpoBe Plnnt Kooda. Take the word CANCER, for in-sel, f how. HOPE stands forth as a glowing v* iVlade only by — Will yon k; our jjiifst at the Spring Fashion Festival ^•-i';:':'-;ii;-:- ow* — where stance. Utterance of that one word is symbol while cancer seems just another ready funds come in and talk to us about a Personal of the Best Buic enough to strike fear to the heart of any word. ERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL Co. go taw u y and gas saving hit new highs at only listener — especially if it applies directly Your help is needed to keep HOPE Loan. We can promise yon the season's most exciting pail throttle-and where you c;an switch the pitch mfr*:* ••••-•'•; Vistula fashion display of the stunning new Buicks, i;s-4r ••-. to himself or a loved one. ' in the ascendancy and the terror of can- • AGRICO ON SALE • • GET AGRICO AT • for a safety-surge of full-power acceleration-that's During long years of horrible, hope- cer on the wane. Funds are required for They're made to order for just such occasions. all in gay Springtime colors, including the very pure thrill. •; . -, '; i less suffering "for the millions"oFTrumaFw. continuance and expansion of programs- newest: Apricot anil Bittersweet. MH :>•••:.!;:•/: "They're easily arranged and easily paid. So-come he our guest-at-our-Spring Fashion :fc>-.»l hpings who havf? been tortured to'death of research into the causes and possible E.&L HDWE. And, if such is your desire, you can hlossoin out Festival-and at the wheel of the most spirited Iwis'.-j*'!-;.•••••• • by this dread disease, its very name has cures for cancemnrd—educational—pro- GARWOOD COMPANY in your own new Huick—in-any Scries, in any model become synonymous with fear- and de- grams for doctors, and the general public Buiek yet. ' ' - ; : PAINT-&-HARD.WARE • 1206 RAR1 -with the Springtime freshness of .any of these -.'.••'••• i" spair for those who have had to stand by to insure early diagnosis and effective 340 NORTH AVENUE • • V.u Ailnmrnl \,mJ.>li- I'tt' I' /.>i/li«/l;'!i>.{'"'..'.».''!'• l>ijniill<t-iUuid4WiiU!X-Slll'l'r ll'i'l,. . and watch its inexorable progress. treatment. GAHWOOD, N. J. CRahford 60tQ6 (J.cnlury- opdoiwf (it uiwltft f>'nj CD.VI nil i'lC SlK'ciul. In more recent years, however, ex- So be ready with more than mere But when the looking is done, there's the driving- 'pandirig research programs have resulted -words when your home is visited during Tel. SUnset 9-1530 Open Suns. Till 1 P. "Now listen CHIEF, if ycu lived irvthe UNION COUN- you can do-.and that's the sheerest thrill ol all. in advances in the fields of diagnosis and the canvass for funds for the American FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKIN TY AREA cf-NEW JERSEY/Win. L SCHROEDER treatment which give new potency to an Cancer Society starting here April 12. would make it hat ior YOU c/l winter. They are mod- For that's when you feel the solid loiulort oE TRUST COMPANY ernizing Bpedalists-in ROOFIN-G-:-SIDING-/HOME Buick's great new ride. That's when Vim leel that INSULATION — TRIPLET TRACK COMBINATION sweet new handling, that's u-heii sou ln| the silken Your AGRICO" AGRICO ON "WINDOWS ANDTHE; TECHNICAL -'KNOW- HOW to- COAST TO COAST MOVERS might of Buick-'s lofty'new horsepowers . Roofing •-' Siding CHANFOHD OFFICE 2 North Avenue. W. — at — ^reduce your heatinq-costs in winter and keep you Anywhere In the V. S. or Cfciwda SCOTCH PLAINS Spmfortably cooler in summer!" A phone call Incurs Gutters - Leaders WESTFIELD GARWOOD PLAENFIELD OBLIGATION. And that's when you feel the spine-tingling sweep Safe, Reasonable uid 170 E. Broad St 100 C*ntw St • - 4*0 ?*** Avt- 201 E. Front St BCTBUKKYET Immediate Settle*;-..— • ... —ÂttWork .„ —ABBEYS OVBH 4SMILLIOM— ALBAN LEWIS By Van — Rail — Boat — Air WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK Will BUILD THEM_ Guaranteed ware I ovrtt 6,ooo SATITFIEP SIE JACKIE GLEASO'N ON IV DBPO8ITB KNBtBED UP TO D10.0M. A«A HARDWARE Gadgets • Gifts HJ. »*.(*»•»**( HENRY P. TOWNSEND, Agent 109 N. UNION AVE. ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. JOHN J. DIFABIO 12 NOHTH AVE.. W. ' UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. HouMhold CModiL Paektne & Crating a 8pe«Udty 042 E. LINCOLN CRanford 6-0866 CRanford 6-0301 Fireptoaf Storage Estimatci Given Freeh' 339- 313- N, HKOAI) ST. 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\ •' : '•••>: five. 195G . ••'...'/ - ; THE'CRAWFORD CITIZEN AND CHRQKICLE, TnURSPAY, AgRIL 5,- and Parts, -she., served for rrianylj .ind" North ayenues. Union. t)iv County vice-commander; Eugene G. Wilkins, college presi-' THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CltRONiefeE, THURSDAY, APRIL >, 1956 formerly 'of Cranford, in an. ar- lhairman for Music years asan instructorat the Royal of 101 Holly street have announ- High School Students rangement introducing new .vari- Alfred E. Smith, hypnotist, 2HuK Meeting l*rograin% Conservatory of Brussels. Current- deht. who ..will preside at. the. DAR Slates Program . ced the birth of their-second son, ation Details eties In exhibition . sizes, entitled lertained.- •• ' ..' ly, Mme.-Pnntazi is teaching in groundbreaking made the an- Jeffrey .Glenn, ori March 22 yt' Public Visit UN BuilcUng Mrs, Allen Kittleson -of -Cran- nouncemient.' •' ••'- ' . . Attendants Give Shower Recent Bri/!e Of American Music Under thp sponsorship of the"Divas of the African Violet 'ord is prdgrnm chairman .for a New York City, Tarrytown, Irv- Social Happenings Memorial Osteopathic 'Hospital in World."- ,"..:.; •'"• .' '. . CHS PTA Members intiton and Westfibld. . . Under thKaegls of Jack Platt, For Miss Muriel Schait A .program: of • American music •Elizabeth. They also, have a CD Alert Parent-T6acher' Assqciatiop, , ,16 neetihg-of the Musical. -Club of. choral directorN^nd instructor in Patties for Many Before, Given |~ The show schedule •includes 17 JU^cUloJri_lA_V\P_Kf)r1 ni 7 p.m. nppi>nrinp nn \\^ p>-n- will be featured on Tuesday-at Cranford High School students music, tlR)' Wuna>iA ,C-_. T tlllO'"" • Miss Muriel •Schait'ot ,i sprinu- Hirturn, Mrs. Robert .Gigon, Mrs, daughter.. _ ... Deiails on the public particifiation phase of "Operation May Day," classes of specimen plants, of single -To-. grarn include Mareella Hall,- so- Mrs. Violet B, Anderson, -for- the meeting of Crane's Ford Chap- went'on a tour of fh"e United Na- •The Parent-Teacher Association Wednesday . at the home of: Mrs. will.sing several selbof'hej itid Mrs. Pan Swinton. A son," Walter TDduglas, was'-' •Acting Director Thomas S. Dignan, New Jersey Division' of Civil yesterday. an 18th. class of African violet W.estfteld. ' ' ' Laxiver; -Virginia G. Manley, pian- 1 ibf> ri-nnford College will be held this ...... _•..' i at 6 Rivef- Revolution at- 2 p.m.. Under the represented by 10 persons at the body of the college will follow the of ,viH;il nitenclants. Mrs, Robert born to M*" and.Mrs. Douglas Mr. u-nrn_rirynmngniprl hv Mw.•soeeiesh-êîocondjiefrtinnjmlLhc chiri'ri- adendriye., ... ' . ' Keague ofTe^TCTPaflcWay vniuge enso-rBr\d-x'l5sisl*:i-£gntt0it< • , ...... trr: '.evening at the Plaiiifield County CTubTTT Christine Wood, daughter of Mr; supervisor" of , m'usic at Cranfor. IHCT Charles Keaaen, lniernangnui. »c- ^. ...r —. class- ence of the New Jersey' Congress guest artist l departure-shall- remain grounded 1 applicants for. fail admission, New New Yolk, and kcriil.w6rth. • home tomorrow after spending six place. . ,- ' ''•.'. " ... . building, they attended a briefing named varieties, and. Section -5 is Wieniaski . Dorothy C. Schneider Ground Breaking Set Tables at ihe club, will be "dec-, The bride-elect "will be wed-to weeks, ot Vero Boach, "Fla. " day:'âfternoon- with a'.party tor w be-three miniltes- :ot. sii-eh for the duration of the alert. Per- session on the organization and They are: Mrs. E.'A. Koycn, Jersey. State Teachers College 'at her friends; Attending were Karon Assisting the hostess. Mrs. Cur- .Mr. and .Mrs. Louis R. Paterno by: invitation to members^ of New \\\\\ be her accompanist. For College at Union Newark Will have ah • enrollment ' ofated with candles, spring flowers?Knnpp, and Mr.'ond Mrs. John Me- Robert L. MacP.onald . of Linden or short'blasts of factory sonnel oh duty'at airports and allwere shown a movie of its acti- |president, Mrs. F. G. Mackie, Kossak, Judy Trezza, .Debbie tis G. Culin, wiirbe'Mrs.-Norman of 227 Denman, road have, announ- Jersey African violet clubs, ândCranford-Kenilworth ' keywomah The 'gifted Grtnik violinist! is Ground breaking for five build- of 725 studnts in"lD56-57,;This en- Nabab.. ;. on May 19 in-the First Presbyterian whistles- • '•'.-'• .'••'•.' passengers will take, shelter in ac- vities.' i • •'••••. '- and- greens arranged in tin con- Robert* Montgomery, son of Mr;Reap; Jacquelyn Depew':and Janet C. Kjeldsen and Mrs. Otto Sickert. ced- the . birth, of a son, Thomas 'an, exhibit by the !New Jersey Mrs. John-Pritchard, Mrs. Keiwell known in Europe arid -North ings at th'e nyw 120-acre New rollment is expected"~ to" rise.' ta .A neighborhood party before Church. . .- '•.- and -Mrs. Lawrie Montgomery of People on the* streets will be cordance with civil defense policies tainers. The tin containers are Jo Wood. - ' • .'.•;,/ Anthony, on' March 26."at Miihlon- Council of African Violet Clubs. Castaldo, Mrs.'R; A. S'ewMl, Mrs Africa....She played her first violin Jersey State Teachers College a 1,000'after the five new buildings the danee will, include the folloyv- 20 Hillside place, celebrated his directed' to designated \shelter of. the airport, officials. • solo at'the ago of! 12, and at 17 -represent the 10th ••finn.ivorsnry berg Hospital In JPlainfleld. The the show is open to the' public Cv E. Skaggs, Mrs.' F. 'K. Johnston Newark campus will begin on Apri on/th6 new 'Union campus. are . inR-couples: Mr.-and Mrs. Joseph ninth birthday anniversary \tith_|__ rr-is by wardens and police. ' Rail transportation .will.be per- IWVScheduk played' }he Mendelssohn Cbnccrto completed. . ' • • • . > of the affair, :' Syclnor, Mr. and '-Mrs. Robert Mr. ;and Mrs., Thomas Healy. couple alsp has a daughter. , Drivers ofvehiqles will bring.their free of charge. — ,H. R. Armstrong,- Jylrs.. S. D. Rich- 11 .it i: 15 p.m. with a reception Guy Parsons,— a Itincheon arid movie party yes- mitted to continue during, this Imond und Mrs. G. H. Barlow. with the- Athens Symphony Or An added, attraction this year Brehdel, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert _ .'terday,. His guests. Were William formerly of Elizabeth, moved last vehicles to a full Stop to the ciM> Candidates Night chestra undo;- the baton of t)imitr for the iiiyited. guests and facultj ll*-:^"';.-.'. Gcrnert, Mr. and Mrs. Jnrnes No- Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Aekelsbcrg . «ide- of the road as soon as operation,' Mr." Dignan_said. This ."Keys-to EfTeetive PTA's", w.il All good things are'.cheap, all bad will be a dnnce'exhibition by Mr. InoxbiMe Teacher Plarhondon, William Leohhardt, week into their home at 5 Samo- m . The Crariford' Le.ague of Women Legion Entertains Mitropoulos. . in the Haimlton. Kean Library or. aridTMrs. Andrew Marshall, Cran- lan, Ml;], imd.JMrs. Garth Dimon, : iy parties plannecl] Mr}. wwlteu Good, and Mr.' and Mrs. John Gottshallf of College day at 1:30 p.mi in the teachers villo, Tenn^, was. married on March pitah New. York.;- / J\ ___ of passengers in his Vehicle wUh certain.freight, particularly perish- on Wednesday at 8:15 • p.m. in week, pranford Post 212, American for the couples attending. • bt;th.'! MrsEdward "Emlinfi. ... "-• ville, Pa., is spending this, week room of the school. - 20 ,,to Guy" £ook" Parsons of '102 r,Breridaf Conky, daughter of Mr fesjec-t to (1) other tra ic, 2 able goods. ' . ' • , Legion, entertained JRoiielle Park before and after the dance.' +' , M). andMrs ^ j HovVard Mac- with- her sori-in-law'and daughter. Grawt School, Westnold, Centennial avenue in the Second MilS. ROBERT STUCKEY and Mrs. Meredith' Conley of r 3.°'ii;ihilit.v of- public shelter,, (3). Vessels in port- shall remain at This,is-one of* the services of the Post 60. Entertainina. before the donee j M;^ ofjQ_Rprnqre place will en- ^ho-bir-tlr-afLn Ron,JP-aul Dnvid,- ni..;ili;nillll..Y. "*• t"* ~ , ' ' .-- are: • tertain for Mr. and MrsTTPauT MivandMrs. \, ,,o public shelter, avaiiability-TiriTfie league to the public -and~is êguesTsiHclTOMX^r( THE BEST HEATING SYSTEM has been announced, by Us. antl 1 I wonder anybody- takes .'th i. A'. Bryan'Ash- iiviin, Mr, and Mrs. -John H .Me,Va. The Rev..Dr. Lynl officiated ai \yeek with, her uncle and "aunt, Mr Jr.'; of 19 Oak lane: "All -Clear.' However, vessels not Stanley Wycoft of Post 60, Com lift & Mr. and Mrs. i ( 1 1 Mrs. Peter J. Orazi of 23 Columbia a shelter' or protection In outlying' the direction of the'voters'service •wellH)f-W4-Pa*lwdni-.(LJar.jyLr. .aadJ4! '?' : '"'• "•"" -"- -V"'" »• u j 9 • !;_to be anything- else. mJSir.jaa1 d l -the-cer-ecnonye-cerecnonyi —; StiickeyMjlsm *ndM --g-^riTcTff-rjn-the-operv-highwajiu—_ in-po.r-t-ut:-the-.Ume)_of;.4ne_i!Redi •coTnTrrittce-cff-each-league; TOanderJ:osepli_JCojieT_.o.f_Rjasell Mrs. Robert M. Crane, Mr. m^^^T~™-^-an4-Mi--^-RichMd. - Mrs. Deaderick, the former Miss I Mr. and .Mrs. Le Roy Carson Mr..and Mrs."Robert P. DavTes alert will proceed to their destin- and Robert Randolph, Union. —Dougtas~JeTro Hire Wiliinm old. Pi-, and Mrs. Vu*\W. Mr."and Mrs. William. T. Island, N. Y. Iwilhelm .of Lexington, Va., arof 30 'Dunharn avenue aref rp<-eiv berg Hospital, Plainfleld. Driver and passengers in private Other . leagues sponsoring the ^—"—l-femnc-^"ri Mr nnrt. Mrs. Fai'ris Trnnhena-Sanlnnd. has been teach- the nWt- tn ISnation, subject to instructions from •••"••T''*•'••' iJeriry J, Mineur, Mr. and NJ.rs. ing—a*. Park City-Lowry Schou], G. K. Stevens. ofHPatrfleldrMeJ^vedâst Wednesday to speno the- ing "congratulations-on the "btrth cars win o=™"*> • 7 their home. port. S. Swackhamer. Mrs. Richard E. Putsdier L i n d en , -Plainfleld; Springileld, r^f'-V '•' 'james'TRieh, and Mr. and Mrs. Knox.ville. She is a RiadUatp of wps the week-end guest of. Mr. Eastct holidays with-Mr. and Mrs.of their first daughter, Jody Beth, Mr. rP1l leaving their vehicles and 'Householders are advised by the Whether, itrbd Hot Waterr Sfeani or Warm Air, DP. and Mrs. Edward M. Coe of On Easter Sunday of 1Q2 -Elmora U^ March 22 at'. Mhlb^'"HoMuhlenberg V i, Del., , Summit and New Providence. George W. Scott. ^ -Holly—strcot_will_be_Jiosla_La the University of Tennessee, where -nnd-JMra—L. W(. Stevens of 100 elter.^^ For this test, driv- |-S.tate_CD Jfeader not to turn off |~- In Addition—to—pranging -the aêneral Electric Heating Unit installed by — • Miss'Lois Janet Wilson, clTTuHlTteT-"" birth of. their secoiid .• daughter,' MT. and Mrs. Charles . Mr. anil MrsT~X Walter Coffee and ¥he was a member ofXI^jha Dentil Elmora avenue, ' •; avenue. pital in' Plainfleld. T.hey also have passengers-^should—Jipt. gas at the meter,-'not to turn off candidates' meeting for the-yote'rs, of'Mrs. G..D. Wilson of 115 New Andrea Lee. on March 31 in Wil- -Inwagenof 19 dale lane for Mr.Mr. and'Mrs. Joel Mitenel of West- ,Pi Sorority. three sons. ^0 enter private homes. gas burners and Hon-automaticth' e league sends out 'to each CHAPMAN BROTHERS and Mrs, S. Robert Chmtensen, street, exchanged vows, with sec- The paternal grand- : Mr. Parsons; also a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beran of Mr. and Mrs. Channing R.al.iki, Mr-, director of'the Cities Serv-. •holidoyp—wilh ! • s>>'ri-in-ln'il w Dpnryiqri ynad have announced •yhy of t-'ucli uf thu cdiidid'ateg •jei -ove-i:'25 yGar-s-will givo you at .least-33J4i-%:.mofe • ton,-Mr. an'd Mrs.'F. James Sehot- ana Mi.s^ThOliUi. B, ice'Oil Company,'N. Y., and form- Kansas City, Mo.., last Sunday at and. their nieces, Miss Dolly Good- the birth of a .son, Steven Cpiig, turned off at the meter. Radio and and daughter, Mr. -and Mrs. An- For the purpose of this test only, his answer to a pertinent, and ob- For Pruning, Spraying,. Bracing, Feeding and , • "i- teiv, Dr. and Mrs. Bernard S. .fortf; and Mrs.'William Barnhart, Mr', erly lived in Columbia, Tenh.' •3,'p.m. in the Church of St. Anne, When you"-have saved a boy from economical operation, PWJiV anrl Mrs. Henry JBoardman, Mr drew Wood of 8,Oratoh drive. Jellow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.on, March 25, at Elizabeth Genei%l 'passengers in. .vehicles on thetelevision should be left on forjective question phrased 'to be of MrIVIr.. and A1rs..KopcrMrs..Robertx £>..U:IVIL-.-.S,.Da vies,, mi..i.an>Mr. i «..». .-_...„ 1 . The couple ,will • reside * at theGarwood. C, C. Goodfellow, Jr., of 403, Glare- Hospital. They also have a daugh- mis-. 1emergency instructions from' Civil ' Better Fruit ' • ' •• • ••. d P M d Mrs -J-O— • •• • '. take, you have also, prevented him , highways in the outskirts of. interest to the'voter. ..• ' For Free'Survey and Estimate on your Heating and' Mys, William-Ji J . MillerMillinerl ,, M MrJvirr.. lanantdi ra».Mrs. Teicdu i.oyv.Pace, Mr.«-. ' an-d -.--Mr- s•.Cranford address. . The Rt. Rev.. Msgr. John M. Mrs. Walter Rnlph and mont place, and Miss Daisy Crane, ter. Elyse,. • Defense officials. . ^"^ * ^^^^ *llhn ^TTTrî-irTj^wii-t—PH i iraenv-^-M-tV—and—JMca fronr~d'eveloping-initiative Hnd'Mrs. John A. 'Kinn—MrraTTd+IIwb«rtr-&jursen, 7^Mr^-4UJd^_Mrs. Walsh,' pastor,- olliclHtod; at Lhtr their two daughtors of Cocoa, Fla.,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert i Movement of vehicles may be re-iTIKn "fiw?Tr^T5irBir~csrerclsBSW>nopre,. switch-- êquirenientsrwithout obligation, call — ....•,. e, Mr corcmony, .which was | 4 •1 and Mrs. John. L.' Snook, Mr. and. Mrs. An- , son of Mr, and Mrs. !^!tfMiand lMn'..C'rnrffi ^ |Jorrqnndie' place, .Thaler ; ;— John ErskinG : drew ; boards .and circuits have beenjam- ~WillTam"J^..Fopp'ert,' Mr. .rinrancTl l\Ars. I rli-ovv Marshall, "iiiiil.' M.. - unJ Stanley B. Hill of 218:Locust drive, followed l?y a.-reception at- theMrs: James Pantano of Carolina spent the week-end .in Boston, •uidible signal is recognized. Traf- mod up by non-esse'rit'iaT uie of James R? Plfelan. Mr. and MrsMrs. , Dudley Robinson of Holmdel, was guest of ho'hor at a par.ty Sut- Cranford Hotel. Mass. .• - •-.-.• fic is not required to remain halt- the telephone; This can create Show Saturday will'--ga -the. the. Maiaon; ^ Billia, street., :,.'•...... :....\[-.^~.^,..'^: lXXa:\;id_H,;Tvre, Mr. aryd-^M/s-.-Har-- '"otrcliiringTthe-sev6ral^minutes-re=- -^Mxs^îLJBennei!S_oiLL.HarnlJi vey Ki Nevalls, and Mr. ITndTMfs." his six'th; birthday. anniVeiriaryT , i,L,, Ri/.zo of Lanesboro, :Mass,,~ Mr. qnd- Mrs.. Russell...Baum of ' quired, to sound the "All Clear." tioris warning system, Mr. Dignan. ton- avenue is co-chairman of the ^~ ELIZABETH 24124 1 EntertaininK-after the dance will Mrs. Fred W. Voss, , Jr., of 44 UK-- :^" William H. Weber. Those attending were Paul Hamp- Ih'e 'biide. had her sister, Miss, 1 211 • Columbia avenue spent the. • Aircraft in "flight, both commer- admonished. He advises that no jlassification committee for the be Mr., and Mrs. James' Rich' of South Union avervue entertained SOU "CAN RENT OR BUY A BRAND TO .'.'.' John C. Boyle, Prop. , PLUMBING REPAJRS • • Mr. anci Mrs. Leonard E^. Moody son,- James McLaughlin,. Mark Lynn .Ann Wilson, as- maid . of holiday week-end with their son cial and private, will proceed as telephone calls be' made during the Aird annual African violet show 4 Park drive for Mr. and Mrs. H. at canasta on Tuesday evening for COMPLETELY COVERED BY INSURANCE _O_f 11 West Holly sttreet will e'n- Clare,, Gary Glosster, James honor. '.',... ' ' . . • and daughter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs'. 1 scheduled subject to ground in- 10-minute test except' emergency a,nd'p'lant sale to be held by the CRANFORD 6-1320 "A; Bryan Ash well, Mr. and-Mrs. Mrs, Russell; Baurn^ Mrs.- Dennis 36 NORTH AVE,, E, telTaifi f or TVI rr; and -Mrs-.- johiiT - J-.- Stickle,- Billy Miller and JefCrey -. Asbest-man the bridegroom had "R"u¥se.U'"BaumôiTBaltimorei-Md.--- i SIE1NIAI IN NORTH JM ^ - structions. However, • aricraft- on calls4o the nre or police..depart- Union. County Chapter -of—the. STATE-CERTIFIED TREE SURGEON Robert Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Lynch. .Mrsv LeRoy' WilsonTTTrs: Durkin, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton W. Hill. ' . ' ' .".••'•• Second Lt. Joseph Armstrong, the ground either in the process ments or doctors. • . African Violet, Society at the liam Old, Mr. and'Mrs. George W. USMC, of-Altoona,. Pp., Second Lt. Eugene Johnson' and Mrs. Albert Stockbei-ger. and Mr. and 'M.rs. Kantner of Cranford, Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs; Louis Habich, Jr., Masonic Temple, Westfleld, from 2 Nicholas S. La Corte; Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Dr. and'Mrs. Henry. J. •Mrs. Charles JR. Laurenson of James J. Chmelik, USMC, and. Miilkeon - of Westftcld and Mrsof. . 180 Mohawk drive entertained o 8 p.rrt;' Saturday. . • Mrs. Robert, P. Ferguson of 1 Mineur. ; • Canton, Ohio, is the guest this Second Lt. Calvin Weaver, USMC, Theme of the show, "A Melody served as ushers. Eugene McClosky of AveneU ,. at a fa'mily dinner on Sunday for Lenox avenue, for Mr. and Mrs. week of Mrs. Chandleo H. ftickok Mr. and Mrs, F,raneis Schmidt of of "Violets," will he depicted. by Mrs. Stuckey, a. .graduate of. . '..:,••• ' —o— j Walter Scheumann, Mr. and Mrs.Honor Sherman Teacher of 113 Forest avenue. • : Newark and Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Iheome Tax Mrs. A. P. Hewlett of -.Madison, . E. W. Carrier,. Mr. and Mrs. John Cranford High School, attended Emily Dexter, daughter of Mr r?< I Habich of Irvington. ^ Starr, Mrs. E. D. Reeves, and Mr.At Farewell Luncheon Mrs.. Frances Berardinelli -and Moore's Institute of Art' Philadel- and Mrs. W. G. Dexter of 132 Mo- mm TOWNSHIP OF CRANtf6RD ~ '~"and Mrsj 'Ellis Bishop of- Swurth- TJauRhTeJ'r~Ma"ilie "Berard—Of—198 pTTia, Pa7r7trrr~Stnckeyr~w h o—wa s hawk-drivepleft^byrplanc-lastêve.- NOTiCE-pF-SAIjE-OF.-LANDS A surprise farewell luncheon^ Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd D. Hender- Public notice Is hereby given that the more. Pa. •Elizabeth avenue, wore guests at graduated from the U. S. Naval hing to sRend several days visiting Township of CrnntorH will sell at public was given last Thursday in Sher- shot of 8 English Village returned i^lli^l Mr. 'and Mrs, Charles. J. Stevens a party Saturday evening at. the Academy, Annapolis, Md., recently her cousin, Miss Janice Thomp- solo to tha highest bidder lot !<4 lOak man School for Mrs.. Christina R. home on ' Friday after, spending Prepared L.'inoi In block 449 at Its meeting to be I,- of 10 Summit road will lenlertain Did, third grade teacher at that home of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Lan-completed special training at kins o,f Melroso, Mass. held IA the Municipal Building on Tu'es- three week's in California. : dny, the lath day at April 1B50, at 8:30 'ior. Mr! and Mrs. Farris Swaek-r school; - who^relif ecL Sunday, _The zapo of,ChalhiUTi.._J :_ ,__._ Q-Uan.tic'P^yji^ •_ mSBM p.m.—.-' -. : .—, hamer, Mr. and Mrs. John Bren- school faculty and staff presented .—o— The. couple will spend the next Mrs. Rudolph Langheinricfi at . TERMS OF SALE: '. Mr., and Mrs. E. L. C. Haisch of ID Minimum'nale price, $100.00. _ nmi. Mr, and Mrs. Victor P. Shar her with an engraved gold ciga- Patrick J. Grail and. children, three months at Fort Sill, Oklo., 326 Manor avenue entertained at (2| Successful bidder must pny 10 been, Mr, and Mrs."'Alfred'Frigola, rette case. '••„'• Jean and Mary Grace, of 107 H.ttlly where-Lt. Stuckey will continue canasta last evening. Her guests 5 Bluff street have returned home per cent of the amount ot his bid Bt the after- spending six weeks in Flor- SINGER & SINGER time of sale and the balance Within 30 Mr. and Mrs.. Clarq.nee Fjitz, Mr: Guests at tbd lunchoph were the street, returned last nifiht for aspecial' 'training,; and will then were .Mrs. Robei't\,C. Reigner, Mrs days when deed will be delivered. rs ida. ' . • .. • ' ' and M - Arthur Williams, Mr. and Sherman School faculty, stuff, and few clays visit in Washington, leave for Camp Pendleton,-Cali[. Frederic;!^ C. KrUckmann, Mrs -— Accountants and Tax Consultants — (3| Legal fees of snle and. prepnrlnc —o—: '.. •....' deed to be pnld by purchaser. Mrs. Anthony Stein, and Mr. arid Mrs. Ruth Janovsik, Miss Irene D. C. .-._• . • •;••- - Carl Koester and Mrs. H. B, Zior (4J Thejhlaheat bid shall be subject ..Mr^ and Mrs, Elnner_S. Hoyt 'of'- to acceptance by the Township Commlt- - ..Mrs. JP.au! Dunham.' ,,.-... L,"'Vincorit: Sarnowskiv-Emil Collegians Corner brp of Cranford,. JVIx,s. Jamesi.De-: -teev-wmchYj roaorves--the -right-.to. .reject I-VT^ Mnnricp Rorkptt of - ' " • Jîllaeclreturne'd'on'Sat~ tr»\ioy o,pp m*. rrntrrrreop Theodore Munclny,. son urday. after vacationing for a Bl 9 AA.. " Mn^^^ sale. '. 26 Tuxedo place, will hnve as ley and family.: of 14 Woods Hole Iselin and Mrs. Robert Zacher of (51 Solo ! and conveynnce to bd made and Mrs. J. C. • Munday •'of^_ • \ month in Florida. . . 9 A. M. to 8 P7M. SatutdaVs subject to the following restrictions: o guests before the dance Mr. an•d Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C Beall, road.are spending a few days this Union.- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD •Mrs. Curtis Wilson. Mr. imd-Mrs. week in Washington, D.-C. Hampton'.sfrdet;. retiirnecl'Sunday Jr., and their children, . Connie to Cornell. University, Ithaca, N. CALL* WABASH 5-1556 J, WALTER COFFEE,- Howard- Carroll, Mr. anclMrs. W. Mr. and. Mrs.. Anthony >J. Wier Mrs. Samuel Pursglove-. of Township Clerk. and-qiay, of 210 Map3e place will he is- a freshman. He Dated: March 27, 1050.- '»-s 1_A.._Babson and Mr. and-Mrs! Peer Village has'returned home

and Mrs. Miami, Fla. Gornell. His brother, Jo*fin C. Mun- law and. daughter,' Mr. and NMrs. ..Spring J i to Mr. and Mrs. jJonaicr^KTSc- v."w.—w — = - . tCr, Bainbridge, Md., on, Easier rtr*wêlr-a s*-hir Mr, and Mrs. Elmer _E. Dey of 6 guest at. Ithaca. Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Thomas 'Servi.ce of Balti Sunday. Accompanying them was Mrs. J. Arthur Vanderhoof, Ji Riverside-drive spent the holiday STE1NV/AY Adams, Mr. and Mrs; Donald more, MdM former residents of •Mr, Morin's flnancee, Miss Roberta week-end visiting their son-in-law 1 of-24 Elmora avenue, entertainei I !'. 'I.I • '•" Costan W. Berard, son of Mrs Gu.thrie; Mr. and Mrs. ,.C. Lyridall Cranford.' • • Ross of Elizabeth. at bridge on Monday evening for van.d daughter, Mr. and' Mrs The Steirtway teaches, at the ag6 when jenrning is easiest, that . . ' ' '-Ô^-r Frances Berardinelli of 198 Eliza- Mrs. Robert C. Higgins, Mrs. G.Thomas MacMeekin, Jr., of Hart MM is more fun than idling. The voice of this great msUumcnt, beth ..avenyo, a medical student at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M, Nelson William Hauk, Mrs. Chester Van fcird, Conn. d fr»i nr tli.i(ia always diatihguishcci, make, the Stcinway , 0f~321~South-~lIhion—avenue~en- n n Mass., returned to school Sunday the family's most regarding pleasure and ihc concert artislT I tcrtained last week in honor of the w iiagg- . jtrrbif thdnyany -ivf-tei spending-r^th6JEasteii_holid.a -nhnicer-M6rfl-thiin-a-Gcntur-y--oLakIlLiind attainment have niailc •;K'J::.tr • -'!•• ;ik*n'(;' ••:?-;• ARE YOU PLANNING ,daufihter, Miss Alice Nelson. The with his family. , . the Steinway's golden tone, its sensitive action and glowing WJs A-SPfclNG-WfcpDING? guests.-iricludeguests'.-iricluded Mr. and Mrs.Wil- ifjabinctry-tlie-hallmark-oLpiano-periecj.iQat-_Throuph a lifetime Ham WlWallacel , Mr andd MrMrss. RuRuss- Robert Redden, son .of Mr.- and of use the Steinway depreciates so little that it is', among pianos. Mrs, Charles Redden of 201 Co- mm Dld^llÎ the least expensive—and the soundest investment. bert Koenig, Pfc. Charles lumbia avenue, is home for the QITV AND HIGH FASHIQN DONT FORGET 1VIAINLINER SPECIAL;' Yours will •'.... of Nprth'PUifineld, Miss Joanne Easter holidays. He is a junior at AT LOWEST PHICJ3S. : Pradle of Watchung, Mr, and Mrs.Tufts College,' Medford, Mass!. Eric Person and Miss "Betsy Person be a —o of Roselond, Miss Edith Vosbein John E. Cooper ot 41G Maple Gala Reception of/Jersey City, and Miss Peggy Lu- GAMBURG FURS ploce has been pledged to Kappa Grnce and- Anthony 'Colaneri - of Weitneld's Fur Shop of Distinction : Alpha, national social fraternity at in one of the / Cranford. /' •, •4- University, Bethlehem, Pa. JUMBLE STORE WEEK READY ToNwEAR tîi^v^.r' • —o— !MAbE TO ORDER attractive party rooms Robert pi Carlo, a student at REPKIR'S 3DELS ^HOROSCOPE * "nsnuiui , • r _. Miehigun State College, ArtfT Ar- CUSTOM CLEAKING SCIENTIFJC FUR ISfORAGE •-=-'•• APRIL 9-14 "fe V. r-atjike'.-:: -:•-•";'; That Old Fur Coat \ bor,-, Mich., will return"'there ofi Don't Discard That OldJFur Coat \

Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas i Ctfflb 249rE. Bppad St.(opp. Ria7to TheatrelWEstfield 2^3423 Let the «iars.be your guide to of 4 Denman -place. • *ueeess'and happiness. Anything Outgrown, Outworn, Outdated pnr| j M. Jofinson r : <*$&%•• of i06~TrT61Ty -s(fvci sf> c n't "live Betwetn ANNAund BOND ST9. Call Miss Carpenter for Reservations Easter week-end as guests of Lt. Elizabeth, New Jersey Cok and Mrs. CharleS Brovvn of TJW?S >'•";.'• 570 SPBlNGFffiLD AVE. SUMMIT CR. 3-3000 '. 9 A.M. io 10 P.M. Daily Washington, D. C. •• "• ' FOR * 4r KUOI: Hats ••Lingerie •Shoes • Jewelry • Books DELIVERY NOW! q^yifi:^ '•'•• YOUR ENTIRE HOME YOUR 3B" Fan and Motorized Louvors completely installed with a Droad over n period of i cnri. Household Articles- • Pictures • China • Bric-A-Brac lilsf:m ; direct power line for as low as $1.95 per week. No down $CfiOO PER M£ST payment. Call or Write Crtol parlarmtri rely on Iho Slsln- ll CRanford 6-4124 wbv> •Kcluilvely. VAN CLIDUUN, DO MONTH MUrdock 8-4318 lirillinnt yoyniK American artixt pic- TALMACE turetl atriulit,\i»eB ttioSleinwny e«. Call CRanford 6-0222 nliiKivcly, an do Duriiira.Hkoda, HOME IMPROVEMENT nrailnWBky,Brm:holleric, Kirlumny, GO. '"First PinmrQnnner,'Ataleazyiukir M ortnn\ Gould, Ormandy, Ionnc ForBick-upSewiee Insurance and carrying charges included. Stern, C.torRo Szcll, Albert & Her' bert Tell^chilc and many, many If yourold car ia of average-Wltfe H' BKfltVtfld* ptlieri . , .' also nearly all the na- more than cover the down payment. State tion'* leading Hymphony nrchentran DONATION TO IT'S A SEASON OF PRINTS lad ratlio at^d'televiHion ntatinnn. OR BRING and local taxes and license extra. • / .... See our cblorful, by-the-yard This "Mainliner Special" can be delivered in Of course you are proud,of your home and its furnish- selection in the, fabrics center' S T El N WAY Fordor, as well as Tudor models; Six-cylinder ings. However, is it covered with enough fire insurance? PRESCRIPTION T()E INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS- engines also available. if you haven't cheeked your present policies recently, ARMACY "SEW and SAVE" i FILL OUT—TEAR OFF AND MAll The Jumble Store it would be wise to do so. I Pleaie und me catalog on Sleinvuay Piano! I I wlih to rent a Steinway Q ^ Purchase a Slelnway • OPERATED BY THE CRANFORD JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE Name PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF /ARTICLES GO TO LOCAL CHARITIES Umited^fferingrCottie in and talk trade NOW! 0 DRUG STORE Addren J. WALTER SEAOE'E FABRIC CRANFORD Rep. Pbarut, "TheMuBic Center of New Jemcv" 10 SOUTH AVE., E. / . WESTFTELD MOTORSALES^COTrlnc: - CENTER (Between Walnut St. South Union, Avos.) 104 NORTH Y 81MPUCITY AND MoCALsL PATTERNS GRIFFITH PIANO CO. 3,9 NORTH AVENUE ' " WESTF.ELD, N. J. UNION AVE, -STEINWAY IlEPRESKNTATIVKS - 1517 NORTH AVE., W. CR 6-5505 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, N. J. CR6-0700 (Neat the Crsnford theatre) . Open Friday fe Open Wednesday Evenings until 9-Phone MArkbt 8.B880 /;•••• y ,-v.':. -••<'•',:'•; - '' • : '.'••• "V , / .;•/•,-?. /• •

'. • ' / • / • •I Pace THE CRANTORD CITIZiai'AND C^RONICLB, THtmSDAr,! APRIL. 5, 1956, . v •' •/'. THECRANFORD CIT1ZEM AND GHHONICLB, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1958. ing of the Amaranth emblem was nue ParentrTeacher Association at Garden Club Speaker dedicated as a memorial to the- Seeks "Mrs." Tide Requests Break 8:15 p.m.' Wednesday at the school. late Past Grand Royal Patron '.' '.""V Need for CD Wardens J,frs. Bartlctt is associate> pro- To IMslcuss Birds Am-.._ .x,_... For Children fessor of English and hqad of the. '.'Birds Are,Fun" will W the Charles L. Farr of Mountainside. Department';of English at Newtopic of Mrs. Curtis Franklin'oj Court Installs Guest soloist was Edward Brow- In Traffic Business, Professional f/rgpySfnfe' Teachers College at Mountain Lakes,'former bird chnir- vi.-c -Mary'Walck of -302. Mjanor er-Ancher of_Lyndhurst. _...V:... •man bf the Garden Club of New —"Childi en-don't think' and <:ars ThcreMs a diye need in Crantord for more CD wardens, Francis Newark. înstalled as royal maU-on and don't think,-, so YOU must think!" W. Foreman, director of -the. local Civilian DeYenseandiDisaster-Con- Jerjey,_iriJddressingjJie^ Garden' —-Mrs—Martin-Cushmcyer;ichaU!=. Club, of Cranford at the home iif T^l^^troF of Xrariford "Court Drivers! today received that xe- •t'rol Council, told the- Cranfgrd Business and Profe&o/nar Women as U1 u Easter Egg urantpra Business ana jriun:y>*»»<» •»»""•"••*•' mann of-th- '^;""e nominatin' ""7"°g. committee'•..,„.., , Mr,y TV""ipr Mnvcnn Jr. der of their responsibility for /I !!';^nirtlieTSrasonicTeinplelas' Oiaur of Amaranth., at ceret- 7y said these'wardens would be used more as iri- ^<î^ti^ty^ry^.m^\Or^^^^^^ ^ I Airs" Walck succeeded Mrs.' Battaglini, president; Mrs. K. G.. Assisting Mrs. Maxon /are Mrs from chief Lester Ppw/ell of the- formation centers in time of emer- Robert Niedr.ach, hospitality. chair'J fitc BiUier as royal matron, and feranfor.d• Police,. Department, Morris, first-'vice-president; Mrs: $" gader succeeded himself as. Recordfurhout -VOTE FOR- gency than as-police assistants' as. Thomas' Crawford,-second vic;!- man; Mrs. Charles Turner, Mrs, I Numerous awards were presented which is sponsoring the current in .the case of the present Auxili- Named Assistant president; Mrs'; .Cushmeyer, re- E, C. Rearick, Mrs..H. R. Jacobus I to the more than 800 children who child podestrian safety .program ary Police. • • '.,••".•• and Mrs.- M. S. Richards. '.. - ' HUB ».e installation of new in cooperation with the National A QUALIFIED CANDIDATE cording secretary Mrs. Robert r- a regular business session participated in the" fifth annual . He saidj ho would like to see one To Cubmaster Grimshaw,. .corresponding secre- Easter egg hunt conducted at Safety,'Council. .;•.'-. warden for 'every six houses- iti 'ennciueted-. by Mr/and- Mrs. Nbmahegan Park on Saturday.by "Drive As' if: every child, you tary; Mrs..Harold Rothbard, treas-i ..,- past Supreme Royal Ma- ! Cranford. and added , that the u'rer. .,,'•' ' - ... / ' Capt. Newell Rodney. Flske Posl meet is your own little boy or housewife would- be the ideal per-Of Pack 76 , ••ron'Mnrtho A. Maurer then cdn- 335. Veterans of • Foreign War's,, girl," Chief P.owell said.. "If you Richard Shire,'116 Oak. lane, was The business .'meeting \i?ill be rfuVt«i"tho ceremony of uncrown- son in the family for this job, under the directten of, Mrs. 'Mi- : and itsXa'die's'. Auxiliary. • The at- treat all' children as you want FORfQWNSHIP COMMITTEE being,"the -member "most often selected assistant -cubmrnas.tcr of • p,MrS' Ba'dor as royal matron. tendance figure set a new' tecord other motorists to .treat your chil- THREE-YEAR TERM Cub. Pack, 76, sponsored by Cran- . chisel Carloz^r,' preside'nt, and re- " pwt Grand Royal Patron David home. . \ • freshments will be served. for, the event. > , • .••'., ':'.' dren, you're' not likely to f'vln ford Post 212, American Legion, " irVn'rf Collingswood ofnetated ,at down a youngster, who heedlessly Mr.' Foreman requested that a tn e . Robert Miller was' presen||3d ;• persons interesteimeresj.eda iin-volunteerinn vommcuuiigs *- . monthly' meeting of, the PLAY SAFE ON with "a tricycle as- finder -of "the «darts into your path."- v,<- Dorothy Werner, of Mbun- TH ifor warden service ogct in tbuch«(Pack in the Casino last week. Mr. 'golden.egg in the 3^0-5-years-of- \This solicitous 'attitude is neces-' ,. with-him at his home at 122 East- Shire is to assist Cubmaster Rob- §pringDance ;-','iiie is the new associate, royal ; EDITH KOENIG . sary, .he -5aTd, because children TUESDAY. APRIL 17 TV REPAIRS 'I" OP -ana-Erwta .0. Schmidt ..of age group,- and Diana Callalto ,re- YOUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ! man street. •• • ert Smith at this timer because of 1 : ceived-â vvagon' for finding the, Mrs. Koenig, who resides at can't .be expected to use adult he SeifofSaiur JS installed as associate Also a guest speaker at the t. - increased activities'of- the Trust the' repairing of Cian silver egg. . . • 17 Wade avenue,' is one. of-four judgment in traflic. On this score, pack as well as the formati6n of rr,vil. pp'tron. .f-^various—prizes—ia rhn<»Rtnwt<;'".fnrf thp titln nt "Mrs: dddhd several now dens. . . . . TV" lei; only io~ I'-'.Other 6inccrs6lllC . tot- the ensuing guidance director ./at Cranfbrd finding of nUmbêd'eggs in .this New [jfersey... of 1956." Winner. who fails' to give youhgsters;'a , Mr. Shire, in-accopiting.-hls'post, Congressman Harrison A.' thoroughly quajilied ex vcar nre: •of thjdf state title, to be selected I i.High._Sch'qol arid a lieutenant col- [-announced- that. thexeîsL&tilLr.aOJB. •_,^_M? -Catherino age'-,group were: Karen Tinnesz, ^-\ ...... break in traffic and who- insists |Toncl in the ^rmy~Keservcs,'7wTTcT liarn?!otWestWtfilHdJt m bri&ii«d -the>'Eliza;beth-ârtoPet-«btel^ _ g ^ ^ ijy^ _ ther-.-legal- for more boys in order to complete by fnctory approved treasuferr~Mrs. Anna" Elizabeth, by a panel • of three n ri h 0 w and 0 • 'discussed the Reserve Forces Act dhi Kinneally.of Rahwgy, DemocraUc M son.; M<>lv"a . Carl Frank. L. of 1955 county chairman, are-among guests technicianii xclu*ively. • Then 11 >•-"."; :«»?«*««««*»—-*»«-«r Uhda ,. Garcia, Barbara Butler, judges next- Wednesday, will be ""It's the nature pf youth to be L teritial-members will be welcomed who have been invited'"to the an- Hulfii Wcrgland; associate con- flown with her husband to El- I Mr. Kellner related that the- Re- at pock meetings'with their pa- Ela}ne Malmbergi Karl Koenig and impetuous, and sometimes hce'd^ serve Forces' Act was passed" in nual spring dance of the Denv ' luctr^s. Mrs. Amy Louise Kraus; David Kelly, ; " liribr Village, Fla., where . she less," he "said. "It's the 'cluty of rents on the. last Friday of each, ocratic Club of Cranford, to.lTe '.nrelnto, Mrs. Louise • Kirkman; Will corripete in the "Mrs. Amer- order to change our traditionally month- at 7:30 .p.m.'at/the Casino. CRANFORD The committee reported the gold adults to protect childrent from held Saturday ni'ght in Veterans-;' aid bearer, Mrs. Bader; his- egg for the 6-to-10-years of. ago ica" contest. Contestants will be the results of their own heedless- , small standing army -over to a It;-was announced that the' an-Memorial Hcfirne, South' avenue, it [ DJlvid. Malcolm;, marshal required to prepare a complete I- large standing 'array, which he ex- nual'picnid this year will b"e held group was turned in by a '5-year- ness, ev\m if their actions are was announced today by Mrs RADIO Mrs. Antoinette Grimn.; mar- old boy who said his 15-year-old 'meal, exhibit their ironing skills wrong." ' \ ' .-_'.- . ., plained is necessary, to our natipn- at- Nomahegan Park, on Juno .17 William Hubiak, general chairman.' 7hSl'Wost,"Mrs. Ann Malcolm.-. and present samples of-their nl defense because of tensions in ns chairman, 28 EASTMAN ST. brother fbund it, so there was no Chief Powell )isted'"the follow-, "The aflair is ppeh t<> the' pub..,., ' 'AU-H ini'th; Mrs. Grace -T.Win- award in'this category because botr The—local-entrant—is- |. the world today. A paper drive is under way with ,ie; faith: Mrs. Helen B. Farr; wis- ^scwitifir ing rules for drivers, to IOUO.W in Pull Down .'Lever No. 11A and. tickets may be. obtained al were ineligible. ' | . Under the'act,, the speaker con- final collections being maclo. the ; ,i(".i,, Mrs. Jane. Kiefer; charity, sponsored by the. EHzabethtown order to do their part in cooperat- the dopr. Refreshments .will be Finder of the silver, egg in th Consolidated Gas Company of ing where children are concerned: i; tinnedliuuvi.l, thllive; government-Wilfiuvtutiiii.... • l keep1- last weeWUUKk. iIlnl Mayiviu,y.. Harril«n^y pill+-<***,, Rq **Y- . jliss 'Madeline Winne;- musician, t served.' John' lannacconc j-ji-V "Ida Hadsall; Warder; Mrs.6-10 group was Janice Blair, wh Elizabeth. . ; ' ' . 1. Always expect the unexpec- ithe Regular Arra.y the way it is janci. Graham and Geprge Frcpsc charge of tickets.. ! the committee. : Gi:ia> Pollard; sentinel,' Edward received a portable radio.- .-... , ted where children are concerned. rnow'"and"-'sT^leineivr^tth--B7 ^~hnead the committee. • Other committee members in- •«• soloist, and, chairman of Other winners in the-older group e e> l.spr.v.i?. Aorcg....of... .1,600,000.' men. It Achievement charts: were pill l JVCuilmaiiJ^ ^^^^ y 7 L ] i cTUde MrTamr ivnt.. BT>WaBT>'W"a i _ provides, he explained, that'; all into ertect and distributed~to™3Sr > C. C. James of 11 Spruce street reaT^ men reaching - arrhy age must rrrtfthcrs. Cubmaster Smith an- Ward, H. J. y eroneau\t, Mrs. Johr. Forge, ^ James' Donnelly * Joseph P • 3. DrLve with extreme caution McCandless,' Mrs. H, B, Moorc, Heuer- III, James Guiding, John reported^ tdl the.police: on.Saturday idtd ynpuncedfthat" the7Goldr^Star In- r 'Mis. JVrildrod_ Winans was . in- hear schjjql's;ând_-playgrounds and r Miss~"Joan 'Donahue—and—P.runk- ' '"cd Vis a trustee for two years, Mc^ray7^mveS7McMurray77Davi that-hisdog had bitten ErwinRutis a three-year period in the Reserve spection will be held May 26~ajf(I of 8 Havvthorne street, a mail car- any place, where childrenlnay'be" pool. Youths bettveon the ages of also that the .pack will march in Sheer. Ambrose Ernst is president in a woman's hair, or David L,..HadsaH as a'trustee Williams. and Robert Gangaware. expected-to gather!. tlYe Memorial. Day. parade; of the club. : " .. ... li.r.lhroe years.' ' ...; Arrangements were in charge o rier, on the right leg, Mr, Ruta 17 and 18'•> may 'discharge, their clipped to a necktie was treated, by Dr. Albert' Lewis, 4. Be especially alert in school active duty in six months' and Den 1,'with Mrs. How.ard Harris Committees were .appointed as George U. Hilbert and Thomas areas for sign's, signals, traffic po-» J. HOWARD MATEER Responsibility walks hand in Butler; for the 'post, and Mrsand the owner was' instructed to serve a seven-year reservo__p.eriod asdcnjnpthei-, won the blue rib- follows: • • • •'',,- keep the dog confined for 10 days lice, school patrols and for chil- hand With capacity and powers Irene Hilbert,; f or the -auxiliary 1 consisting of 48 training sessions a bon for its' exhibit in conncc-tfon Sunshine, Mrs. Grace Pollard, for observation. - ' •' dren themselves. ' _ • • Resident of Crantofi 14 years, Home Owtier ,-±- year and ..two weeks at summer with • the Cheme of the month, Vr<; Afnes- Hpff and,Mrs. Kiefer; assisted by members of both'units camp. "Bottom of the, Seal" and iDen 2. .ihvanciv Mrs. Margaret Mettam, .1V Romore Place, Native of Pittsburgh, Doctor in ' The club 'welcomed two newwon the green ribbon for its skit. Mrs. Hadsall • and Mrs. Bader; members, Margaret Johnson , and- Other den.mothers for the month audit Mrs.- Farr';, Mrs. Elteabe.th RESIDENT 6F.CRANFORD 15 YEARS, HOME OWNER-^ 320 CASINO AVENUE; NATIVE '••••• ' .•.••... hi Chemistry, Carnegie Institute of . Technology; Alma Dorman, and noted with were Mrs, Richard Shire and Mrs. Bain and Mr. Schmidt;' refresh- OF BOSTON, GRADUATE LAWYER, HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL) FORMER ADMINIS> A. Strecker. A geography game ART SUPPLIES HEARING AID nu-nts,. Mrs. KrsJuse; decorations, sadness the death of one member; • ACCESSORIES Chemical Research Supervisor, Esso Research and •TJ&ATJVE_ASS'T^ J.ÊDGAR HOOVER, FBI; FORMER ASS'T. TO PRESIDENT, AMERICAN Mrs. Arlehe Gangawaire, who^ was played by the parents and cubs Mrs. Edith Finlcy... • "was won"i5yTVtrs7~Virginia~Gill7•" .._ __•CANVAS-BO ABDS-. ' During the evening ah oil paint- public health nurse in CranfordT : TYPE FQUNbERS; NOW^ JDIRECTORrTHOROtllGHBREDRACiMG^fiUREAUrMEMBEROF • .. • EASELS Engineering Colnpany; Member of First Presby- • j.>.*i -fat J« Mrs. Gertrude Nurin -presided." A lion award wa$ presented to •BRUSHES StC MICHAEL'S CHURCH, ACTIVE BOY SCOUTS; FUND DRIVES; ORGANISED ELIZA- Robert Morgan, and. a. bear award terian Church, Chairman, Cranford Campaign, BETH JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; FORMER NATIONAL PRESIDENT, SOCIETY with gold arrow.to Edward Harris. Oil ami Water Color Oho of the difficult tasks,in this •R.andv Cromarty received a Ctfld J costs so little TOF-X^FBJ-AGENTSr-MEMBER PLAlNFlELD-COUNTRY--CLUBf MARRIED, 4 ICHLLDJRElL "world fs to conVinde" a""womarrthat" KENILWORTH STORE -American-Gancer-Sdciety7-Republican-County-Com!!_ arrow for his Bear award, while • lemntkoblt Clarity iH _ to pnoif© even a .bargain costs money. gold and silver' arrows were be- Dapandablllty mitteeman, Married — 3 Children. - • ' • • J' .• —Ed Howe stowed upon Gordon Moot for his ALL STANDARD SIZE • Optrolis jot Only Pull Down Lever No. 39A wolf badge. Abtut 104 • Wi.k PICTURE FRAMES • Hiw, Highly tllkliil •• anywhere ' : \'" • ". : '• • '•- ••••* ••; .: .'• IN STOCK © .Pittsburgh...... 8Oc Announcing A Sensational TXiwith Color Free 10-Day Monty gdcli Giioronh; — with — . . Reading Topic SSt" From Rifloewaodi nftjt7^! Fine OpitaVtunlty — Take »v«r. bal- Free HOME Demonstration \ T- ance or f.101) on 3 brand new (never PAINT SHOP all day Bundny. 3 mln. station uittO eomiilettt rooms of brautiful o Walnut PTA rato), 10 % Fed. tai not Included. furnltuce Ineludlne TV with COLOR. MATTHEWS Mvlnr room net, 'i end tabJen, i tablf Mrs, Ma.ry M. Bartlett'wili speak 101 N. Union Ave. lampH, cocktail table, room'nlxe ' rut in "Reading for Today's Children" HEARING SERVICE and large picture; 3-pe.-bedroom' suite. CRanford «-2540 ill' I '<•&:• •'••' ! . . . GROW ING! -••-•-• -na it a'-meeting,.of the Walnut Aye- 2 Wade Ave., CRanford 6-2384 lift!..; G i'sL 3ffiaipSB8Bligg!pjlB8ligfl!g!B^ mica «et. Viy: only Jl.Ofl.v'efkly. Acct. .•..-•iii. • No. aril, r h o n r Humbolt s-.IHBii. -F»ui-lh-8t.-umi'«Iiouae_Kniirth_St_aiuL. Cetitrat Ave., Newark. A>k for Mr. dieTsi£^^ Herbert.- Ju»t II mini, thronch Gar- den State Pkwy.. II.".A exit. Open TERMITES fiir dally (Inel. Sunday) II) to (1;. Mon. & Fl to 0. port and recommend John L. Brennan as are flying again. Wtrtch CROWING •v-:'-;:M«tiM-.v-..v foj "Swarms" oi "Flying Republican candidate for Township Committee Ants" which come with Ki^vy-n.'. The undersigned are among the many who sup- "Spring, shod wings; in the Primary election - Tuesday, April I7th. -then These wood desboying insects Mr — - -7.- - • \. It's s, monthly service charges are "out", when you have a .cause... much damage to property. Buildings, riot Republican candidate for Township Committee Personalized checking account at Union County Trust. And protece,d.during construe-. \ LIST OF * ... tion usually require it in the Primary election - Tuesday, April 17th. EDWARD ABORN RICHARD DUDLEY DOROTHY JOHNSON OTTO G. SICKERT SPECIALLY PRICED MAR^ DUDLEY RICHARD KAUL ROBERT C. SIMONS look what's "in", when you are a Union County Trust Person- later. SILVIE ABOHN GEORGE A. SMITH HARRY S. BATEMAN JAMES'P. DUFFY . . GEORGE KORNER trim little We Specialize Exclu- LLOYD C. BEALL JEANNE \UFFY JOHN H. McCLINT6CK MICKEY SMITH . alized checking accbunt customer!- LIST OF SUPPORTERS MAX L. McCORMACK RODERICK" W. SMITH DOROTHV 6. M,cCLINTOCK SUMNER B. SWEETSER ELAINE BEALL PAUL O. DUWHAM hdes^tfor pert FREE* check wallet on which your name is imprinted'. _aively in protection EMY CYPHERS LAWRENCE F. BEAUCHEA KATHERINEÛNHAM JOHN E. McHARG VERA H. SMITH EDWARD H. ALLAN D~ . C« . MOHGANTHA*.^«t«vuuUt , • PAGtijvftEr D». SWEETSER ' MARIE MeHARG FRANK SOWA , in gold, '•'''.•'. MARJORIE C. ALLAN RICHAHD H. DUDLEY ARBA S. TAYLOR . D. SMEAD BERRY JOHN J. DURKIN little ladies of property against MARY K. DUDLEY MARY S. MORGANTHAU RUTH BERRY/ ROSE L. pURKINx / IPAUL MARTENS, JR. .F. H. SWACKHAMER , / j j u balance ever rcqiHrcd JACK W. APGAH JOHK D. OATHOUT WILLA TAYLdR /•• FARHIS-S. SWACKHAMER m n m m TERMITES and DOROTHY L. APGAR JAMES P. DUFFY WALTER E. THORN C-RUSSELL BOETTGER W. S. ELTINGE \ . CATHERINE MARTENS JEANNE DUFFY^ VAtJ>A PrOATHOUT- JOHN ERHICQ ._' . v^ L.- K.MERRILL LOUISE SWACKHAMER NO monthly service charges FORREST H. BLANDING JAMES M. PHELAN MARJORIE THORN 5 5«Eme^MiÂ^M BARBARA: BOTHM ANN EDWARD E. FOERST ~'feAN • ^C#^N^6BUR'T'~ 1 E. MILTON BOYETTE MARGARET E. FOERST PHILIP MORIN CORNELIUS F. SULLIVAN "WRHTOHIE BOARDMAN ALEXANDER R., PRISTA JANET TYRE RUTH SULLIVAN ONLY 10^ per clieck used pendable engineering C. RUSSEttr-BOETTGER LOIS-ANNE GEORGE FRANK H. WASHBOURNE BETTY BOYETTE. 'EDWARD P. GAFFNEY JO.HN V. NOSTRANP " : EDWARD J.GORNOWSKr MARIA M. PRIBTA ...... ROSE.C. GAFFNEY MARJORIE THORN methods* We are' not. PRANCES BOETTGER VELMA WASHBOURNB ROBERT E. BREWSTER BERNADETTE O'BOYl-E ROBERT E. BREWSTER M. O. HALLENBECK JAMES A.RAE "^ WILLARDM. WIGHT •Jtli siGAJHEBI^Â^.,,-,...^ EDWARD GEORGE VAUNA. OATHOUT GERALD E. THURSfO~N~"~" Every job is aupervlsed ELIZABETtlPBiaSWSTEllPBiaSWSTEl ^ ^S»ci%?eHT DAVID A. BRUMFIELD WXLLIAM L. BROWN, JR. ROGER S. HAWLEY E. DUER HEEVfiS \ C. F. BRUTZ CHARLES C. i HARRY V. OSBORNE DAVID N. TYRE JAMES Wt. RICH HERBERT K. WIESE JANET TYRE by an.experienced, tech- JANICE BROWN AUDREY HAWLEY IIT.: JOSEPH PETERS To open your account, stop' in at any of our 5 handy offices, ROBERT B. WINKEL i (•'••'i ',u'•' ELEANOR BRUTZ GOODFELLOW, JR. nidally. trained, licensed MEREDITH S. CONLEY STANLEY B. HILL GENEVA J. RICH ROBERT L. CLARE. JR. CHARLES R. GRIFFITHS CECILE PETERS FLORENCE VANO Luxurious high cut pile carpeiings. Our H. ROBERT SANDERS BERRY WINKEL FRANK H. WASHBOUHNE engineer. MARGARET H. CONLEY FRED H.LINLEY If*,.'•'(•-• • RUTH CLARE " BETTY GRIFFITHS C. E. PORTER. phone CRanford 6'1000, or clip and mail the coupon below CONSTANCE SANDERS. PAUL J. WRIGHT VELMA WASHBOURNE most iotrific buyl Eas'y-to-care-for Dur- WILLIAM S. CRAFT FLORINE W. LINLEY v:% i.v;j.n?;j MARGARET COE RICHARD GUY CARROLL B. QUAINTANCE We are a New Jersey lon now with wonderful "Chex-Soil" • CHARLES W. SEELBACH KATHRYN M. WRIGHT -W-ILIxA-RS-Mt -FRANCES T. CRAFT T.Jl.-MARCELL_ -OftrROBBRT-OrYUCK-MAN- MEREDITH CONLEY . HELEN GUY " organization^ "employing offers greatest resistance to diri, stains, BEN CYPHERS JOHN McCLINTOCK RODERiburwrsw MARGARET CONLEY RUSSELL HERMAN E. DUER REEVES NANCY WIGHT Now Jersey residents, and ADELE YUCKMAN ERNEST F. WILLGEHOTH moths and wear! Special India iibro VERA H. SMITH SHERMAN CURRIE LINDA HERMAN MILTON H. REINHART we have served New Jaf- i^=- ' EVANGELINE REINHART FLORENCE WILLGEROTH back helps keep every tuft locked in HAROLD E. DEAN R. W. HUCKEL I Here Ore just a few of our sey property owners suc- "KENNETH A. DeLONGE ESTHER N. HUME CHANNING RUDD BERRY WINKEL many £dllMrd$ styles that place for lasting sorvice and beauty, 9 • ROBERT WINKEL cessfully/since 1935. Our Join Your Neighbors RACHAEL DoLONGE S. ELLIOT HUME H. ROBERT SANDERS | will comfortably fit and nion County Trust Company and 12 ft. widths. . ELLEN YARD REBA D. DOYLE ALBERT E. JOHNSON CONSTANCE SANDERS flatter growing reputation in thin field Is feet! ; 142 Broad Street (Open Thursday evenings 6:30 to 8) unsurpassed. si:;- if?. Join Your Neighbors Westminster Ave. & Prince St. (Open Friday evenings.6:30 to 8) Thousands of references FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL TODAY are available In New Jer- Westminster Drive-In (Open Fridays 8:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. — • sey—not In some distant Use Our Convenient ••; -V ^•MorTday through Thursday 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.) COMPLETE WALL-TO-WALL stale. Our work 1B INSTALLATION BY MeMAN- SHOJPÂT - HOME SERVICE TîrToTJrHcwaTdMcAt FILL OUT COUPON -?-l-5-Elizabeth-Avenue-Wpen-Monday-evenings-6T30-to-frh-— US BROS.' OWN CARPET EX- Phono CHestnut 1-1213 609 Westfield Avenue (Open Tuesday evenings 6:30 to 8) without additional charge PERTS AVAILABLE AT We'll send our representative to your home 11 Romore Place —a one-year gue&emtee is SPECIAL PRICES DURING with a complete selection of carpet samples Cranford, N. J. 1Q0 South Ave., E., Cranford (Open Friday evenings 6:30 to 8:30) al no obligation. worthless. THIS SALE. . Mail To: JOHN L. BRENNAN Cranford Walk-Up Window (Open Fridays 7:30 A.M. to For Information or Free I volunteer to helpjn the following way. (Check box indicat- : 320 Casino Avenue, Cranford, N. J. 1:30 P.M. tfnd, from 4 .to 8:30 P.M. — Monday through Thursday Inspection and Advice — ing how you will help). " ~ • • • ~" .. 7:30 A.M. to V:30 P.M. and 4 )o 6 P.M.) CALL" . Use Our Budget Plan — Up to 20 Months 1 volunteer to help in the following way. (Check box indicat- • .1 wish my name added to your list of supporters. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ing how you will help.) ': • H I will lorye on the Telephono Committee. . .'.Whtn tkt.occtwftt iiODentd. 0

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X THE CRANFORD CITliZEN AND CHRONICLE, -THURSDAY, A^RIL 5, 1956 Page Eight district deputy of-IOOF. ject to. damage, and some treat- •tionless when exposed to the HgHt. noble grand, Mi's. Le. Due; left Book Circle Hostess support to noble grand, Mrs. Mil- The following committee chair- * ment is called (or. One, the grub.of the. green June, men have been named: Birthday Mrs. Edward C. JTearns of 25 Also on Program at Sherman School A number of newinsecticides. beetle^ will crawl on its back when dred -Sieberson; right support to ; PTAtoSee vice grand, Mrs. Rose Wells; and hostess, Mrs. Florence -. Ulrich; Hamilton avenue was hostess t0 all more effective than' the arsenic it is'placed'on.the ground .-. good and .welfare, Mrs. Balko; lef't support to vice grandr^Mrs. members of the^Bpok Cirde la>i" . rf^dfH44U_, __. ,.-.-- . 'V - V'- ' .——^— T~~. ^ .' '' pp # t/ publicity and historian, Mrs. Mar-"week. Mrs. Robert T; Hazoldino' A^li'.kiif beetle grubs. Tests' so far ft PpfiAlfJlll ' ' 'Bertha Rutz/ garet Warner; arts and craft, Mrs. n Drunkpmel ACA 11 staff from Dis- reviewed "The Woman_Who Would .ha'yo-shbwn---c.hlordnnc-to_.be: the j .J.VUQ&JlfcCU.vl*** - The installininstallin g staff^ from D TVIunz; -and — photographer,- Mrs. .most promising in.seetic.ide for trict 10" wiir comprise the'followow - Woolverton. . . . .- • Be'Queen" by ""Jeff rey" Bocca, and" II11 -town—t rea t me n tr-ou t—o uwrs—in- a t F; ^Vclch—rnv.ip.\v.cd—* assistant marshal, Mrs. Violet Doctors Mayo": A demonstration of "the Crnn* cludo aldrin, DDT, diel^rin, and \ W j>/«• • Tfi • tirvE : Helen heptachler.or a combination such j (JlllCCrS X OH1 James; musician, : Mrs. Anna TO THE RED ACROSS sattle. ford. Police -Department^ new Brown; warden, Mrs. Rose Wells; druhkorneter,.. selections by as chlotdane and DDT. • ..-..- ' ' . > ,, All these materials are poisoh-1 A public installation, of officers chaplain, ' Mrs.- Munz; financial Easternaires, "barbershop, quartet secretary, Mrs, Florence. -Delia ous anH'..should fe handled and; will be held tonight at the. Vet- champions of the Mid-Atlantic applied .in .strict accordance with,.erans Memorial Homo by Rose Serra; treasurer,. Mrs. Virginia. •District' in 1956,v-p,.m. Tuesday. ' water and used in. a spi:ayer, or j charlotte E. Lc . Due, . district Woolverton; outside guardian,! LOCAt AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING . Police Chief Lester W- Powell in the form of dusts and granules deputy, will be. the installing, of- Mrs. Rutz; right support to noblej will discuss the pirtRiam - inauyu- that con be applied directly to ficer.' grand, Mrs. Lillian Michaels;, left j Household Goods Exclusively •' I'a'ted by his depattment Saturday the Others'to be installed are: Vice support to -noble grand, Mrs. Lil- jof chemical 'testing of suspected lian Brown; right support tor.vice 1 * I gf-and, Mrs-. Mamie Gerwiri; left drunken drivers. A demonstration, . ••«••"• ••••*' i*"7 of the use of ihe H;,riiei: Dru.nku-' support to vice grand, Mrs. Karen Storage Shipping !tt tV* till. J I lilkV lH-ll-H-. J.T MJV|J»»V-V»t I Qd^ril, IIIICUIVIMI t)bb*^V(.«*(rt *•*•••»• . liicter. will be presented b.v. Sgf. _Xhis will, wash' the poison down-tlie,Roe; treasurer,. Mrs- Francis Barto, and flag.bearer, Mrs. Am- Yes . . . you wn be doubly sure you're getting the finest 'jjbuis L. GuerVni"~inid Patrolman, into the soil where it can reach thc'.Mun'z; warden, Mrs. Lucy. Schind- anda Millwater. s Robert .I.' Rynn.'whi> recently eom- insectsnsects. . '., ' '.''''.'''..'. •' • jler; cohduetor, Mrs. poi'bthy^WooT?poi'bth'y^ ' -Packings when you buyJ.«ncMer Brand meM •_*••••• (xecause Acnie ' Shown 'arc member*- of the' Easternaires; championship, ...... - ... - pleteclâ course .at. the'New !York. V/Beetle grubsTjire soft-bodiecLanci.iyerton;clvaiDlain, -Mrs. Agnes, include: Mrs- Mazie K.' Ireland of ijji'fSv;!,j[:i' •••••.. police "Academy qu.jililyinft them barbershop, cuuiik't •of.'tlie Mid-Atlantic>District for 1050, who will Pleasantville, state assembly presi- will pay you DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK if you do not vineless. cbmnletelv. unlike' thcison.' • Estimates Cheerfully agree that Acme meats are the finest_youê ever tasted J Tenor" iiN,ht> Ensle-m.-iih.-s qua.iy . Shennnn.. Schooocnoojl atai. 8:1O;J5O p.m\>>n.. TuesdayIUWWCIJ ' ?J'"and wh^•^.•••-yo als o wil•• l appeaI-I:---r / 213 South Ave., Easf ~ ^ Given on Any tet -is Daniel NHeylnmi.' .)«'., sun ni t at "An Everting ofBarb^sh^p~Hhrnv»nF ~to~bi!^pl«sent:o-d'-by--thc~ lncnus in icngtn ^mci ciiu utijjciuit: juimiu uruuiv, HJIU* w^-îui, A**«^. , . - , i "•• Cranford, N. J. • ~ Moving Problem .". Miy nnd Mrs. Hcvbur.n of S Burn- R-ofnry Club in Cranford High'School on April. 20. Tenor in the of only slow movement. Most of I Christine Johnson; musician, Mrs.~ tbn,- fraternal motherland Mel- sjde avenue, .a RlwliKite of Sher- them remain curled up and mo-lFanny." Sicsel; r.ight support to bourne BroWn of Perth. Amboy, ""nVan • "School ami ^rairf.oni'"."Higlv .'-.quar-tet-j^Baiiicl J, Hcyburn, Jr.; of Cranford. Left to right in the. School.-, •' X' .•'"''• •''picture are: Robert Bohn, baritone; Harry Kiqhter,- bass; Mr. • ..Other members nf\he cham- HeybjLirri', Find Thomas Dames, lead, .^ pionship fin-nip.' which \lso will . H • sing at "Aii Evening of Barbershop tne Museum of. Art, tlie •.Museum sod, using the uncut side as •bu)Jll'.>-.ff)r gnibs, I . Rotary Club in the hijih-.st-hool i Planetarium. six or more •••grubs are found in auditorium on. April "20, an this area of soil, the'lawn is. sub- Thomas Dairies, lead; Robert Bnhn baritone';, and Harr.J\ nk-hter, bass. Grubs In -June. 1.855, the Easternaires SALE ill Chancrfy uivulon, VlAoTi ton and placed-1.2th in the_country t" Uocket No. F-'JI i:i-5l SANFORD Z. STURM, irndinlC us become international finalists. This ..MQHGAfl COMPANY, quartet'.took, top honors on the SiciC piuiniirr. Spotty damage to' lawns, or a Arthur. Godfrey talent Scout W. P and Show in January, l!).r>5, and ap-gonerai- unthrHîrress. for which ANN^'M. peared on Godfrey's morning pro- there is no obvious cause,, may- Civil Action Execution ,-eram for iv week/. ,, -For'8iil«. of'Morl«»jf«d- Premhe» l1 v w bo-caused-by-beeUe^grubs". Bv-vlrtue-of .thc'.nlwva-alated writ of Submitted for.~jj 1>P' -V -Vl «t ^ execution to me dlrecWd I, shall' expose m .Sherman PTÂ meir.bo'iship will be These catorpillar-likV larvae de- (or »ul« by public vendue, In the Court. HOURC. In the City of EllJ.nbcth. Ni'J^ on the following slate noftiinated at velop from eg£s laid- V,the.sod WEDNESDAY, THE 25th DAY OF APRIL .A.D.. 1050, ,ROUND STEAK by adult beetles. Remaining in the a .'meeting of the executive board nt two o'clock In the afternoon of uald last week: President;.Mrs..Thomas soil througoxiht their larvol sUicc— "Alt' those certain lotn, tractH or parcels HAS THE Broadcast 00 | Boneless... Top or Bottom M; Nolan; first vfcerpresidenl, Mrs. sometimes for several years—triey of land and. premlBes. hcretnnflur par- Cans I'' '•'•• •;•" Robert Cubberly; second vice- feed ulion the roots of grasses aiu^ ticularly dcserlboc). sltuntc, lylnis nnd be- I 4 None finer at any price. No fat ing In the TowiWhlp .of Crnnford, In the Corned Beef .president, Mrs. H. R. Snyder; re- other plants. If enough' of. them vCounty of. Union nnd State of New Jer- added . . . all solid meat! Try one cording, .secretary, Mrs. Malcolm 1 16-ot. -are present in the lnwnr-whoje-t'oot "ÎRST TRACT: Beclnnlncnt n corner 00 I this week-end. MacKeivie; corresponding s'ocfi?- systems are destroyed and the fornied b.v the Intersection, of thetNerlh- ± jLrjr PRicp _, i - Cans tary; Mrs. Wiillanv Terry; treas- 'rrly »lde of Park Terrace nnd the \yest- YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER Farmdale— grasses ^ die. Though lawns may erlx Bi5e of Park Street, thence runnlnc 4 urer, Mrs. L. G. Hilyard. ill. aloiV the. said «lde line of Park Ter- ISLAND OVEN 'suffer from, the ravages of a great race South SI dcL'rceH ;io minuteK. West GREEN GIANT PEAS „ .12^2 S 37^ I Refresbiiients~will be served iii I, 24.'12 feet-ton point; thence runnlnc 12 > -thc-scboal luni.'hnioui "array of injects, beetle grubs do 7-ox. J Louella Tall meeting.'..Mrs'. Carl Erickson and the most da"mage, and their ac- through' .u pSi-ty wall lt)0T50~rS"t~ W~j! CRANFORD point; thence \3i North 51 dcgrecH .10 Mrs. Bernard Coventry Will be in.tivity is harder to detect. ' " •' minutes East !()B feet..to. a point In the Cans ( said fildc line of Park Street; thence run- Evaporated 6 charge. . •• ' . . '' •" •' Here is an easy way to check ning. !•*' along HaU side line of. PifrU. MUSHROQIAS ButtonS—. ——"•^•W Ca«. for the presence of grubs in the Street South 38 diigrccii 30 mlnutcn Enst A PTA-sponsored bus .;trip to 100.00 feet to. tlie polrtt and place of Be 1 -00 LANCASTER BRANDOVEN READY New York b.v tlie. sixth grade lawn. Cut down on three sides of SINCE 1919 ; FLAKORN MUFFIN MIX . I .2 K Hunt's 46-ox. classes of Mrs. Huth Coppage and | a square foot of sod, 2 to 3 tinches *" Together with party wnjl rluhUrluhtsi In the I Cans 7 inch h re ne e B acIe un party wnll on the southw Tomato 4 tut ;d£fiJJiJ[ S"i2 ! J^- P . .thtVflCKDjISCS.,-,-^ co Mix ^7 n^. for'April, .18. The classes will visit Nort'hweslcrlv slelo line of the\Sorvlc lir«OX; •TLnnB with the aolithvi'e«t*>-ly BldoMlne o Park Street; thonco alone the Spivlc Cans FRESH Uine iH South 51 .degreed III! minute. ers 7 u-o* 31*! :)0 necohda Went 12.32 feet to u nnhrt; thence 12ij North U8' degrees III) pilnutcs HEINZ BEANS _ A Cans. v • Fitting ^^^200 feet -to a point; thenci- ••' 16-ox, BEEF 3 ibs. 8 5 westerly iilde line of Pink' Street; thoht- 17-oi. i4i alhne the snltl side line of Park a-6z. Pkg. 20.0 fe'et-to the point and place of BE LANJCAST Wilbur Coon Shoes for Women GINNING. 1 Toiiethrr with all the rlcht, lltlo nni W | LANCASTER PORK FISH FEATURES Nunn Bush and Edgerton Shoes for Men ; Interest, of .Frederick . W- Sprlngep- ;ini CHERRIES Del Monte Dark Sweet Nabisco • Ib., Anna M. Springer, hln wife, of In and ti Pro-Tek-Tiv Shoes for Children the land, lying In the bed of -the nervlci Pkg/ Taste O'Sea Fillet lane enscment In front and adjoining PORK & BEANS Ideal !_„_,. 2 Ritt said prcmlKPH to the entire width tho.re- ib. 9C« of, but subject tn the rights of the nd- r r Pkg. X3 Jolnlnc owners In Mid. easement. A LANCASTER BEEF POLLOCK —Prcmlncti—known—us—2 . Pnrk Trrrncp, NAPKINS Hudson White .2 14V2-ei. Cranford. N. J. ' .. •Thfvv Is riili' approximately Sa.flOS.45 Pkg. IBT43^- ..in. Irit.k^j.i-t tfi\t\\ Mntv.lt Tl I1I.1H n»l(T HEINZ GHERKINS ,/,.„. , !_„ NOHMAL ANp PRTHOPEFIC SHOES"P©S^rHtTEirnHE with interest from March TT. IDStl ana Ja HADW5CKS 35^ &i.:k-i: FAMILY — ALL ORTHOPEDIC WORK DONE ON PREMISES The" Shel'IIT reserves the right to nd- 'LANCASTER SLICED joilrn tills i iftRSHErS COCOA 8o,C0B—.^ 33< BOSTON Morris Goldsmith,. Att'y. EDJ Si CCC CX-112 C I'U SPECIAL OFFER TOMATO SAUCE Hunts (-BACON-ENDS'— ,^ MACKEREL- Ib. CRANFORD 4-10 304 CENTENNIAL AVE. BAKERY FEATURES •! FANCY JUMBO T:1'!'1'.' ii;. TOMATOES Del Monte Stewed 2 £"39* | MfATY SCKAPPLE 2 j ; • Lancaster SHRIMP B 99« L2-lb. • Easy-Terms SARDINES King Oscar c r 27" Virginia ,C I PAN READY MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE £ g£__J\ .05 Almond Danish Lee BUCKSHAD ib. 35' Drtp EHLER'S COFFEE IT& " „...,«, c, 99* Cream Filled Iced Walnut # Highest y :•*- SAVARIN Ctim Rogt xDrlp l.b.c $1.05 I Coffee Cake 35 Pound Cake \ Allowances e an ...;-r-'.'..«.;.. ^9

m Finest SOLD WITH A NEW-CAR FACTORY GUARANTEE .SALAD DRESSING Li ^ • INTRODUCING OUR NEW Pf! d DAIRY VALUES! CRANFORD. REPRESENTATIVE i . Cans Sometimes there are "acres of diamonds" on our very doorstep. SPAGHETTI ! , Tomato Sauce ,~ Il'l' hJLb OUR TOWN. Wonderful people. BEANS Ideal Red Kidney 2 8 1 Fine stores and servkes. Grand orgaiiizations and cjubs — for IDEAL BfENtJEDJurcE ...rnz72~c a"' 23* men, women and children. Healthy, happy, secure youngsters Fully Equipped Including: Melt it! Slice It! Spread it! Feature Value! going to good schools. Yes, we have-everything in OUR\T0\A/N PRUNE JUICE Del Monte St.... 29" I m-'r G $ c for which to give thanks. l_RADI0 MAZOLA OIL.. can" 1 95 | • «/s/» AND GOOD - 2—HEATER & DEFROSTER 4 Mild Colby Cheese> 43* This marks the, beginning of A Tribute to Our Town, and for 3—DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS ROCK L06STER Deep Blue .., "cX 53" | 1 what it stands. We hope you will single these out ; . . joining 4—TUBELESS TIRES CORNED BEEF Libby cT43< | DottiestlC SWISS Rindlcss Ib. 5 # with 0s in paying tribute and respect to a fine, typically Amerj- 5__MANY OTHER EXTRAS SHREDDED WHEAT Nabisco. . VC17" - 4 •;i'!{••: i SUGAR TOMA You Save $$$ When You Buy A New CHEERIOS Pkg. FROZEN FOODS CARTON Chevrolet from "Rahway Auto" TOILET TISSUE Scott 5Rolls53" | REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. 14-ox. 1 O«! • • "DEPENDABLE. FRIEKDLY SERVICE SINCE 1925" Granford's Only Authorized Chevrolet Dealer CATSUP Pride of the Farm Bottle I" I Ideal Frozen Chopped or Wjhole Leaf ty Regula. rir *%H* ' Cakos JUsr . A. VAN GELDER DIAL SOAP ...":;„„..;...... 1 8 ^J 12-ox. Tl Oc CRanford 6-0900 .106 .Lincoln Aypnuo 2 p |;«' 5J«: CRnnford 6-0246 r : ml OFFICE: YARD: TIDE . : Rich In iron. Full of energy. 1 NORTH AVENUE. EAST LEXINGTON AVE. AT LVRR E S'S 69" I All Advertised Prices Effective Through Saturday, April 7th ROYAL GELATINS All O 3-oi. 11\<(, I ; Flavou'...... O Pkqs. • *. I SPIC & SPAN IVORY r IVORY BLUE CHEER OXYDOL IVORY FLAKES ...... SOAP SOAP V. 20-o«. packag* 31c rcqular pockogo 01 giont package 79r 3 medium eok« "Cranford's Chevrolet Dealer for Over 36 Years" I1-oi. paekog* *• * BL" ' 31C pkq. /JC personal ill* cakt* A I C 0 *C 33 W. Milton Avenue, Rahway, N. J. RA 7-1693 RA 7-0410 -11 - •.!••• r-:;,'' "*• ••'•-••' v,.:,/.. .;-i.!;r^- i .'•... ' , •>' n

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THE. CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE THtMSpAY, APRIL' S, JO56 ' - . ••• •' • V THE CRXNPORIS CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSnAY,. APRtt. 5, 19S6. Three.

taxes now draw interest at the gram for (he. juniors this after- could be turned over to tlie SPCA. He said, that if .the,.animai can- / 7" Personal! tax rate of 8 percent, plus, a 5 percent noon at .the" borne of Mrs. > Chris Police Chief 'Lester W. I'ow.i'll not be located for'o%M'rvation the collection charge. is. 2i3f Orchard street. .reqyusted that hiiyu'iu.1 h;iviiin in- ttirl will have to take precaution- Requirefiierits "The deputy collector also is n Programs Mrs. .Harold Walsh presided. On Stray Feline formation ab'outa cat with white ;iry- Pasteur treatments. She was. constable, . and is emowered to chest "iijid black hindquarters, treated by Dr.'F.M.. Karney of, Told by Collector seize and sell propptry to .effect Garwodd',. who. reported • .the, skin • /1.'. ; Which Bit Girl wearing a collar with metal tan, Local Pastors to Assist Calvary Mothers Club _ Tax Collector- Howard Cow-' payment of .these taxes; or failing Open DafforJH 'Show iercod riccpiy~in--frve- places. Plans Family Dinner êrt'hwaite today issued the fol-that, to arrest and jail the delin- Slut<' to be held in the Fellowship Hall criticized personal tax: - participate in-the hurti'cul-tuiv j, -.the Rev.- Albert G. Dezso, pastO; communion medita'tion at both the 9:30 and 11 o'cldck servieds will he SWIFT'S GARDEN PRODUCTS "Unfortunately, the State of New citizens so they may have a clearer Burke. R-year-old da lighter of Mr. ; Passover commemorates the. .liberation of the Israelites from on May 5 at a .meeting last week, Alan and Diane Kolw,' twin, son'and'daughter" of Mr.'and-Mrs. of Oscpola.,Pi estoyterion' Church "Restored to Favor/' ' ; ' ' •,.'•' understanding' of .their respon- play of dnITodils at its "Daffodil and Mrs. Thomas F. ByrUc of 70(! Egyptian bondage.-- It represents the triumph•' of liberty over,- in the Sunday School Building. Jersey has a personal tax law. It and Home Show"-on April 18. Joseph "kohn of 27 Wnde avenue, will "be bar mitzyoh and bas mitzvah, .will preat-h the sermon at installa- Marilyn Vosberg will be the.soloist at 9:30, singing "Blessed Jestis ••' is probably one of the most dis- sibility, and the penalties for non- G'JIMOWS Hill road on Friday. . slavery, right over-might, justice over injustice, freedom over Reservations for. the dinner "can Persons interested iiy onturijifi ' After the incident Wns reported, respectively, by Temple Beth-El, at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, marking the tion service for the Rev...John.E. by FFaurfe . Har/H/y R. HeihHihils will l bbe ' liked and least- understood laws on compliance." . ' . Hunn, new-pastor, of the Firs; tyranny. . ' . •, , ••"',-.- '•'''.' be made- by-contacting Mrs. Ray- •the -.horticulture- display should Pa'tiolnven Alfred Grickowslfi and first time'the temple. has, been host to both a bar and bas mond (Baldwin by April 121. Allorrlained'tothe office of deacon at .the statute books. - " . " Presbyterian Church of Belvidere 'I want to'bring to you today the lesson of liberty. The price /'People who rent nn apartment rcen thumb Club contact Mrs. EuRcne. M-. Powers Frank CaiUso locnted X\ cat which mit jvaji at the sume tlme^ -. in the latter-church at 8 p.m of liberty is not .only eternal Vigilance, but also'knowledge and families;-of the''children in thethis service. A't'tlje 11 -o'clock by 8 p'.iii. on April. 17. Entries was idcntillcd l)y Mrs. .Burke as The twins will read from the kindergarten department- have or operate a business in the town Sunday. '. . . "understanding. If we realize the intrinsic' value of OUT freedom, service'the Chancel Choir, will Aiding Slate Show musi be in'place; lui later'than. 10 the 0110 which bit her dsmjihtw, • Torah '.and will deliver' talks'in been invited to attend. ,' are obligated to pay. a personal if we measure its actual and potential worth, we'will. safeguard 'tax. Those who own real' estate Hostesses have volunteered for a.m. on April 18 at the • home of bul the animal: escaped before, it English and Hebrew at the' temple A reception will follow for the Mrs.. !Herman. Doerhoeffor . of sing ' "Crown Him with' "^Many Rev.-Mri. and Mrs. Hunn in—tht it wjth our lives; For here is ah essence so priceless that, should Visit Alliance have the personal tax included on the annual show of the- Garden Mrs. H. Roland Snyder. Mi) South services tomorrow evening. Mr. Dr. Leiper the Calvary Altar Guild was guest .Thorns," by Elvey; "Jesus, Stand Prov«n gtnirol-purpot* formulnl lecture room ' of the Belvidere their tax bill. They are the only Club of New Jersey to be held- in Union uvonuc. Tii TO nKu.^ and Mrs.-,Kohn will prepare the we lose it, we would, forfeit all that is precious, all' that is mean- Fqker. Mrs. Warren Hansen and Among Us.'V-by yilitz. and "Open ' ESTATE OF IiriGKR C. AUMUCII. Thrlvti'ln poor, tlny«y or sandy 10II1! ch'urchj ingful, and all that is. worthwhile in. our brief spoiLof years upon ones who cannot avoid paying this Orange next month,.and members Ill'Oii-Jlit'tlT Treated with Dufonfi AMUNl oneg shabbat in their honor. Mr. To Address Mrs. Fred KalseP led devotions Our Eyes," Hby .MadFarlane. This Sunday tax.. . ' • . '. , also are contributing, containers to Two Jobs nt Ono« rvn-Mi.int to thconliT of C1IA1H.ES A. . Kohn: is a member of the. Board •Raving served as assistant pas-' this earth. '-' , • , • . / . • ' - and Mrs. Ralph Walsh . and. Mrs. 1 C1TTO. .11!.. Siinniiati' of thw. County i>f Slandt trampling without pampirlng! I>CSS.N, • tor at the First ProslSyteria'r, Everyman's Bible- Class will Several 'students'from the. Mis- "•Personal•'taxes, cover.all per- be sold in the container booth ot —' Sow they have concocted » paint- UilioM. iitndp on tin-' twfiit.v-n.vsf ~aTT^Saturda>L's •-ceremonies; and Speaker at the 9:30 and 10:B5on. Jyne '9, 1954,' the' Rev. Mr. w'Ul lead the discussion on theack, N. Y., will visij. the Alliiuu-e Kivi>n to the' rri'dltors .of saiil ll ill Hunn' left' Cranford on March 22 "method that would preserve it ,to..'our_ day. Lofig before ihddcrh township limits. This includes all Garden Club,at the home of Mrs. operation.. One ;coat li said t6~ hldi In I'xhibit m-tin- Kiil)Ri:i'ib«M-fi ui Cantbr Nathan Parnass with Alan a.rri. services at Cranford Meth6r theme: "Thus; Says the Lortl." Church this Sunday a'hd take pan or urt'irniaiton Iht'ir-t'Uiims and psychologists discussed identification, placing one's, self, itr the GKild Training Benjamin Brixner; 29; Ramapo :imaU piaster craclu, fine, BeaqDS. i and'Diane will assist him. Melri- dist Church on Sunday will be to. take over the Belvidere pas- The Board of Deacons will meet furniture, ."/silverware. • washing 1 aliainst t*hi -o.stuU' of snid dt'ceafit'd Within : in the worship service and ojher -road,-last -night.'.— . •_ Ball holcg. uneven, lurfaoci, and S onths- froiii llio dato o( tairi d PEDIGREED -'brnroff-thr torate; • •..••' shoes of another, the authors of the ritual guide for the Passover in the minister's study at nbon.on TeTnuchines; ; •cairrater-~ictc7i—hcapEtsrctcTiintrr n : meetings.: . - - ' •• case of apartment residents; In It • was. reported', that Mrs. •tthei* similar defects. Easy to ^ OTTIT; invited to attend. secretary of the World Council of "dinner service drd-liTa~t*whtcrrthc~Biblc—and-Prayei'--Book—writor-s-4- •foiifc f or WSCS secuunn (ir roci .the Kan'ie '•')•>]••' • • also accomplished; They made us realize that what happened In tjjo _case_ of_ a _ business, fixtures, Charles Dickey and Mrs. James with brush'pr roller, "the finish driei thf subscribers. "Ri'Kular iif'r nncl Senior Fellowship will meet at rniisi- hard and may b« washed or even HAROLD I.. AI.DRICIT, and Egypt wns not a remote nistorical Program Tuegdasr 7 p'm, with the worship service selections for the l\ a.m. wur* equipniopFa.nd"- fnvenTory are tax- Goodwin ma,dc 24 .ta/ble centerr ' THK HOWARD S/WtNOS; ^ board of trustees will ' be--he-Id exocutive'secretary.6f the Missions gyp ^^/ scrubbed repe&tcdly. It comes In- TelI~Prograitr A discussiw of- "Children of led by John Leland and. Floyd Sillp Hervlcu. MrfdtrsrCluimiu able. •'•..•". pieees.for the Easter tea, held at INSTITUTION, o( Nfu;\lk. N... Monday evening. Council of the /Congregational perlen'ce that concerns you and me; for we were there too; we • u »'vtriety of colors and6can bt tex» ; Hixenbaugh will offer vocal ducts, Th(J part oi tne law which •the—Ly^rvf^-Veteiwisi—HflJHMlal—oi t.vnrh f.: MllllllU-V Alt.VS'..-. ••. The congreGat'ibn will have.:its Christian Church'. • •' " . were slaves; we we're in bondage, and we • were deliver- Cranford — Citizens of Tprnorrow" Schroppe. The-program will in- hired with- a brush. i[)onc«, or -!>»• clude slides to be shown by Miss •accompanied on the piano by Mi«v COMPUH PLUMT FOOD caused the- most umbrage is that Easter Sunday; !) Cllntun St.. regular'meeting, next Wednesdav Dr. Leiper' will'fake as his topic, ed .from chains and shackles. •• \ will be. presented by Mrs.'.Homer pv. . - : ; New.ni'U, - N. J. . • ' At Trinity J. Hall, Jsimes Ayery, Cranford 'Betty Dlarmid of her trip. to Susan ' Lindsey, •" James Stabile, part fixing the time of incurring There will be a horticulture pro- onwlw FCQS S14.no—1-10 night. Refreshments will be served "After Easter—What?" The guest The. founders of our American republic understood this. They by Mrs. Sidney Scher and Mrs.' Services Sunday at T;rin it y High School faculty member, and. JEurope. •;....' •'•"'". trumpeter, will complete the musi- the tax liability. The law reads speaker will be ".entertained over know that slavery was not simply making bricks, but carrying r Samuel L,essl'eiv Church' include Holy Eucharist at the. Rev. Richard"Stegner, assTsV' As the Junior High Fellowship grcup. ' '.''.'•. that if a person or business has the • week-end at the home of his the yoke imposed by mortal kings and' princes. Slavery meant. r . "When Will Christ Return?" will property within the' township H;nif htor. Mrs. Homer' J. Hall of 8 a.m. family Eucharist and Church tant pastor; as theVWomen s- Sor meets at the same hour, Miss Tomi rroojls imposed, upon' you without your con-. Masui from • the Island Heights be the sermon topic 'of the R' limits on October 1 they are re- V. 310 Prospect avenue. School, at JJTT5 a.m.. and clioral cietv of Christian Service .meets F>g'nn End-oPest sponsible to the township for.the Know God's Love As a Christian "ambassador-at- service and sermon at 11 a.m, s'tatl will lessons oi the Old Scriptures, logl.cally began to believe that they Tuesday. '•'.'' fun and song. Jean -Leland and Youth • Fellowship : groups will •ensuing)'—year's personal:—t-a-str large," Dr. Leiper during'his 2g The Rev. Frank V. H. .Cgrthy, FollovWng a prc-prayer group in Sue Terrell will have charge of convene at 6:30 p.m. Donald Neis Should they move after October 1, To Find Security 'ears as associate general secre- , wore at one in'.spirit'and inptivation with the people of Israel; and a moving permit, as required by rector, has chosen "Easter After- when tljey crossed the "Atlantic on their never to-be forgotten the old sanctuary at 11:30 a.m.^ the worship service. '..!".. . wender" Qf the 'Missionary Train-. tary of .c the World Council of ing Institute will speak to. the ordinance, should be obtained. A glow" as his tonic. ..vnvnire. they said. "Wehave crossed the Red Sea!" The Puritans luncheon will be served vat noon A service of installation' for the combined Intermediate -and Senior copy of this permit is forwarded Ti'ue knowledge of" God's love Members of tfie Junior YPF^ViTT d •the .iDr.op'™™ xyill beiyin aLJ. •Hunn, former as- miles annually, wtuch of the time made it clear that- when they" Irtl'iîpeal'Trrnjrcl'tr to the town to which they, move __jfor' man-is the unfailing way to b>^hir.He is.honbr_ns-y_Secretary.;o|_ ment, they were. fiilnUing God's will.,It ,is certainly emulatiori'and p.m. . / find lasting horned peace and se~ ieavg..thp church Saturday morn- of the will beheld at the First Prcsby- Dr. Aitchespri's sermon at the iheAmcrican Friends of .the World From, the, standpoints •eurity; Jolm t). Piekott of .Chicago, ing"at" 10 o'clock for a fftfld trip "not an accidenrth"a"nTie^flTsrseaTof"our beloved-Ameriean-gbvern— home,"the" school and the~churchr teriati' Ghurch—of—Belvidere-at-8 1t45-p.m._se.mcejwU._beiJ'Cii,nst be assessed to thorn for that year. Jll;,1 said in n Christian Science Council of Churches.. which will include a visit to. a ment depicts the overthrow of ..Pharaoh and-bears the motto, the panel members will present, p.m. Sunday. Membevs of the Deals.With' a Sinful Woman and EndciPest -Beforc-the—township~will_issue_a- lecture- here last Thursday eyo- For a quarter century a world nearby' ice ' cream factory. "Rebellion'to tyrants is obedience-to God."'The message, rung out their views on child training and local congregation are invited to Shows Her the .Satisfactory Way moving permit this full year's per- Vi ' traveler . whojpraclicaJly "com- by our most symbolic bell, "Proclaim liberty throughput "the land . offer suggestions for a cooperative attend.. ' • •' '. of Life.". The Nyack students will sonal tax must'be paid. discaont" or a muted" bet ween" tffe; United States Senior YPF_i\yîput..on a i-'Fun furnish musical selections. "People who rent sometimes . "The bondage of' sorrow and and unto.all the. inhabitants-thereof;"--is-not-orily-Jewish in its... efIor.t_to.^pi;eRare young people for ." On Tuesday at 10 a.m. the an- — 0:1 .sickness disappears- in your- ex- and Europe Dr. Leiper aisotra- and Frolic"i night Saturday be-: origin, but truly Jewish m its intent and.purpose. their future places in. our c'aiTF-TruaIfu'al Presby'terial -Society rh'eetinmeeting --.The- Colonist group of Pioneer cannot see why they should .pay padded "list price" means eled in the Orient. ginning at 7:30 p.m. in Sherlock Girls will meet Monday • at TM •this personal tax. If they stop to perieijce as you learn, to under-'; 1 Majr-we, In America, preserve-the liberty, we have inherited plex, society. • will be hel"d at the Metuchen ~Pres- 1 He served- as ecumenical secre- P.M. Officers of the Sunday School consider, they will find they have stand God's infinite love for-you, H-all. Following, a program of-skits from our Biblical Hebraic ancestors. May it be" as precious to us A question and answer, period byterian Church, All women of- nothing! We bring square- trie child of His creating," Mr. ary and consultant, to the Na- will follow the talks. the church are invited to'• attend, will' have th-eir bi-montlily moot- the same police and fl/e protection, ional Council of. Churches of and other variety .acts, various as it was to one.who spoke these words in Richmond's historic . ing the same evening. use the same streets lind sewage Pickett declared. •' _ . : ames \vill be played, and dancing taking their own box lunches, cups Jhrist in the U. S. A. and editorial St. John's Church,/'Give me liberty, or give me death!'.' May the - and spoons. Tuesday night at 7:30 the Pil-; facilities and have their" streets dealing to the refrigerator He said the understanding, is : available tbday which proves that ecretary of the Congregational ill be enjoyed. lesson of liberty be eVer so important, .so vivid that we will always Brownio Troop 68 will, meet at Regular monthly meeting of the grim gi'oup of- Pioneei' Girls will lighted arid serviced the same as knowledge of.God as divine Love Commission on Missions and for The regular meeting of the Ves- cherrslv it- for what it was- and'what it- is— God's gift. •' And . 3:30'p.m. • Monday, and Junior Session will beheld in the church meet. . . . . property owners. The one differ- industry-with the 1956 line • can heal problems 61 marriage^ ahonahlithe_ino.uritains_and the hills.depart, we will never forsake-^ Westminster Fellowship will con- library at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The Women's Missionary- ence is that the property owners, Liiieriean Board of Foreign Mis- having their,, personal tax included of the finest Frigidaire business, and world affairs; as well in thOigiiild room of the Education- it!.' . ' ' • .'". •'•-'. ' • ' --~-'-,^ '^ "On'Wednesday- at—1—-pvmr-the -Prayer-Band_wlLL_gatJ3arJ.il)_Jl)L> tig', those .of'sickness and sin. Dur- ons in China. Meetings ori Tuesday include: following Woman's Association home of Mrs. L. A, Conovor, 10 -in—their—ieal_estatelbil]_,_da_no.t_ ing his lecture he described During World War I, Dr. Leiper al Building at 8 o'clock tonight. Brownie Troop 8,0,-4 p.m.;'Boy group meetings will be held: Group Retford avenue, at 10 o'clock Wed- have the same opportunity of -Re-fr-i-ge-r-aioV-s-in-history^ , Christian Science healirnjs_ot..par=. ;as with tho_Army YMCA in Si- The Boar-d of Religious Educa- Scout -Troop 44 and Explorer 1, at the home of Mrs. A. D. San- nesday morning. That evening Dr. evading personal. taxes, whi some unthinking rent payers do. alysis, alcoholism,, and business eria.and:saw the.RussianTToWlTJR lon will mee'r¥r8~p7m.~ncxt Tues- T_rjQapJl7_pjrn,' monthly meeting of derson: G-roup 3. at the home of Aitcheson will conduit the mid- 7 Osceola Presbyterian ; "Your tax office does not enjoy priced on an honest, above- • failure* ion clevcloping, and later he.wit- day in the rector's office, deacons, 7:30 p.m. ° -' Mrs. Norman Gibbs, and Group 4, "week praper-TTOCtingr-—'• —, He spoke at the invitation of the icssed the beginnings of'japaneso There will be a dessert and fun at the home qt Mrs. M. S. Decker. There will be a meeting of the MR. C. F. SCOTT of "the endless cprarrefcr^which—this- First Church of Christ, Scientist, nilitarism and German Hitlorism Receives 30 New Members party atrth•'•>. success to our business . activities, The Sacrament of Baptism will' 8 o'clock in the Fellowship Hall Longstaff, Richard C. Mabee, Car- This Sunday, identical services tfa« laundry, of any Udtener wht GLOVES • GARDETTHOSE •NEFGOARDS lijil.V;v!,;,!',l;. \ " and assures the fulfillment of our e observed. Miss Jean Jansen will The Senior 'Luther League meets olee J. Maier, Norma'R.'Mysiak, will be held at 9:30 and 11 a:m: eould identify the iuthor o' *t« Trips to all airports, railway stations & piers at 7 o'clock Sunday evening, phrase, "So much to do, With r•• JMew WESTFIELP LOCATION: ^ •--•'- ••••--•- • - -v-w hp snlnist rit both services. Her •Tnmos A. pnntano. Patty A. Pearce, The Sacrament of Baptism will be p night CALL CRANFORD 6-0961 - 6-2272 217'.EAS"T BROAD STREET elcotion willbe "The Holy City, A parents' night w.ill be neia Mkhael Roeeker, Susan . Schoen- rv-icer -Jlt««- widjor goodness sake— Try Our by the Primary-^Department, of V,_^ Linda K. Sonnenberg, The pastor will preach a sermon rect answer Âfrican pioneer, Cecfc Limousines for weflilittgs—^Trips to anyplace^ Inftxt to John Franks) ' PrSsbyterial in-fj "I ifalkcd " Todny , Where the Church Scfiool~ar8"-pTrnTTuES'=" Isabel A. Spittel, and Sef[ fir7fnT«rd"~"TlTC—Ê-xpehsiveftess-—:6f-_lthnHea')'..came from a woman who Parking in Rear turned out.to be laundress tor 300 Jesus alked," by O'Hara, at \ day, • while the Sunday Church son. ' •• •.. Sin:" The . Senior ' Westminster -School—executive—committee—wit' jnmatea at the Mand«n %t»*m l —' Prices Very Reasonable — M WO -Ffrllowship-w-iil-meei-at_7_pJmJ_ fEW FACILITIES: Mrs. Ralph Atkinson, president, p.m. Sunday Junior, I/ttcr- meet at the same-kiQur on Mondayl Gii-1 Scout Troop 40 and (of Sctioot has announced that the Elizabeth mediate and Senior Fellowships Zeb Tiexler will be guegtspea cr at a meeting of the Stewardship Presbyterial Society will hold its will meet together tor.-a presenta- Now Ori Prernises' spring meeting in the Metuehen tion and discussion ot the cbmlng Committee at 8 p.m. Tuesday. if ,v; • Presbyterian Church at Metuchen spring retreat at Camp wjway- An inner-misslqn meeting wil BY on Tuesday. ondn, Tilanover. Ideas will be. giv&ri be held at Zion- Lutheran Church ADD UF THE COST of keeping your present car in top condition this year—new tires-, NEW WESTFIELD HOURS MODEL The/principal speaker will be on program and worship, plans Rahway! on Wednesday and mem engine work^paint—battery—muffler—br,ake linings, etc. Then talk to your. Plymouth Daily 9:00 to 6:00 SI 01-56 bersof the local church planning Dr. James Robinson, pastor of theand" registration blanks will be dealer about his .modern financing plan; find, out how it may actually cost you less money C. E. TRUBENBACH nf Ihp Mnstor in IS my York distributed. to attend will leave from the ,•> i Each mlxliw* If bUnd*d with icc«pl«bl» o'>u «Md» which Mondays and Fridays to drive home in a '56 Plymouth—the only aH-new car in the low-price three, in*«t'.o« *xc««d minimum t»qulr«m«nli u «itsb- Members ol the YourTjr~Axhxl chilrch at 12:^ y Uihad «nd ippfoy«a by th» New Jttuy Until 8:30 P.'M. Ho lins just returned from.- a Fellowship will meet at the church The first-meeting of prospective Board, of Foreign Missions: tour o at 4:45 p.m.'to attend supper and members with the Rev. Mr. Dahl T j^cpunti ies un'd territories In Af--q-l-pp-y-nt-th" Wnstflplfl Methodls /yijyt ,Ai;ill hp hplil :it. B p.m. Wed- YOUR CHOICE OF 10 MIXTURES NEW PHONES: ~ Church; They will meet at the -nosday. -Each-To-Suit-YourÊ WEstfield 2-898B—89. oti your present refrigerator ij.Qreeiia^Miiife^rffSIflJt'I'ifpl^sl'W* c&catSS m\ co, rr will be the morning speakers. They ant H- ri*Y~rpi rirt*~~ nVfn^^TViii'-iSTlCStT^V r have just returned from Chile And Young People's Choir rehearsa and Boy-Scout Troop 84 meets u r »~ *- K"^—q;—c •£=• r? '•^?l', ^-'--''^'''ll^ and meeting of Boy' Scout Troop 7:30 p.m. next Thursday^ •will; tell of their- rniusion < war! 7 /y a&r-c. .75' will be. held, nt .7 o'clock, .thi Vl be Senio • Blended With ^r Without White Clover lf 1-i. 1 proof! At left, safely out of children\reach. SB 'You'll own the blgge*t tar in Plymouth^* field. '56 Plymouth. We'll surprise you! And be sure Pilgrim 6-1200 ( 110 ke) — Every Sunday VIS p.m. BU. UOU Servtcwj: Sunday 11 A.M. You'd have to pay hundreds of dollars mon to You'll own the tap performer of the low-price to ask about our modern financing plan—makes UoSO ke) — lit, 3rd Bundty Each Mo...U:M ». M. Sunday School 11 A.M. CO-OP MEMBER - UNITED THRIFT STORES ou. wqxu match- Plymouth's length and roominess. three. Plymouth is fastest from 0 to 30 and 0 to owning d Plymouth easier than ever! Bta. WQXU 116(10 ke) — Cnd HmturtUy (ub Me. ..-. 8:0(1 p. to. Testimonial Service Wednesday Evening. B:16 o'clock PDC Open Monday and Friday Evenings Station WATV Channel 13. V.VC.Kvery T««>ll»y •' BHADINO BOOM from the doy you boy H... through utf the yeon you own SQUTH AVE.,E. CRanford 6-U61 IU<|BU. PLYMOUTH costs less Plymouth* ot§ us*d a* taxit than all ofW COM combined. 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i ••'"• ..„ factory, in Rahway, one ot THE CRANFOHD CITIZÂNP, CHftONIGLE, THURSDAY, APRIIT5, 1956 Vessel to the Navy's ice breakers'r1l| • Â^VTnwnat\ DpPalma, a freight. handler.: at nue to Lexington Avenue; thence north- > Sprlngfleld AvenOe; ' thence northtrl. and taken aljout 20 miles io the| itllliMi i^dlllcU BoyjIit'-hyCar-i Lineolh-Morcury, Edison Towu- fow such , factories aver to J: long Springfield Avenue to Park Driv,. site. By the time this project j . -. . ship...a»yd- Mrs. Margaret XVittkop flourish in itfo" United States. Page Four eny »Wi..i the.'center line of North Ave- Beginning at a point tri Adams Avenue Una; thence nence along Park Drivt,to Ita termW Tujiirits ttv Upb, Foot for the Township of the Garwood coiumn.* ...... M Antarctica • / • Boards In hue ,lo" the lUhway River; thence south- lience easterly and though lands of. thi Ctwrtcy",' wife ot, Thomas Coonoy, Amone the domestic boxes In Mr. and Elizabeth Avenue; thence easterly northeasterlhatlyy alone the .various courses (nio'n County Park to the Rahwiy R| J! was.coirfpleted; the base was only' erly along the j Rj>h«»y Hlver to the alone Adams Avemieto Albany Avenue; 61 said Garwood boundary line to th* Vl Antarctica niay not lye the most Struck by a i-ar.ino:irihis.'homi\ Cranford carpontor. . ' ' Ryder's.- collection is. tho fore- after, designated on Central Railroad of New Jersey and point of 'New Jersey and hence northerly and up stream to. u,, three.or Jkiur miles away :- .TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1SS« •thence northerly alone .Albany Avenue- to Central Railroad of 'New Jersey and kahway River to the boundary of Spring. comfortable place in the world to runner of the modorti nickleodeoi^. between the hours of 7:60 A.M. and 8:00 or place of banning. - • Roselle - Avenue; thence northeasterly Central Railroad oi 'new an^tt iy d-..c- of the large amount of ice ChairmaiT Bruce Baldwin. 8-voar-old 'son of Mrs] Cponey is'.13. years older 1 •-- Icld; thence westerly along the Sprint. Drimkometer P.--M. Eastern' . Standard...Time,- for the .... Will meet, in Municipal-. Building 23 along Roselle Avenuevenue,, to the..Rosellthe Roselle Park'P [ Lincoln Avenue, West, and "point or place than hor sifter /and 'cared for her This- talk- will follow a short - i • j-\fr ni>fTA4r< T,. INorth AVr~hifr. Eait. ' ' *-^- • •;•• c-bnol, TJnrnln leld T>ouridary: llne-to-the-WesUWd-boirn— [a?y~llnei th^nue southeasterly along jjeaiiliy environraehf,.TClflie .ap- I? I til. .Roselle Park boundary line to the Jitnil- io pilots"Aylio made'the j dnCe, frr«?*t p Driver in 'fOnv-Ogvisvillei R. I., to New i pal chairman, will-serve'as-Union. possible fractures of'the-Jo(i ki;' to vote upon candidate* for the following Craig Place; thence .northeasterly along boundary line IU various courses vu v,,, -Ort'h'ord.-street-isi any./: indication, 1 dent. w .board ofices: ... „ • •'-• Orange Avenue to thd Kenjlworth "bbuh- lows' HiUS'oad; thenbe northerly »\n Zealand aboard"- ihe GreenvilleyCpuni-y- campaign chairman for j and foot at'"4:'5S"p.in.'MoiV>.l;T'y'>Dr.-' First usc.6{ the Cninford Police G^llowi Hill Hnurl to-Park A-iau, \lr. Muuse returned home bst Music Boxes of managers. " — line; thence_ westerly^ along, the ctorv ran into much" bad hick.' Sen. F.stes Kefaiivor. Harry Mop-!. -U, iuir-aa5 : A-Mcmbei—of-lhs-Houeo-OI-rKcprc Ifiince—easterly—along—Park—Avcrrat^^g1! ;^he~ta;alnnrrarrTe'p^ns7rH^ tatlves from the Sixth ConjSresslonal said.boundary line; thence no*-'—-, - . ûtherly, alone unacn <-»..,.».,, Orchard Street; thence, southerly aj0,,, • ••Operation Deepfreeze" aboard the of Newark, was givun a test which trlct: . • said boundary line to Kenllworth Boulo- ivehue; thence southerly alone Orchard- Street to Torbush Street uj • -Cpmdr.'. Glenn . Lathfop,_.whom | delegaie^rt-large on the -ifcefau'y'er•'!. Topic Monday Police Chief/Lester W. Powell" 'vsrd; thence northerly, ajong lienilworth northerly along'.lands pi salB Bo%rd of ! Hospiial in the Firs'.7 Aiii Squad Trinilv Choir Bov ' •A State Senator lUnexplred terrri). leth Avenue'to Adams Avenue and- point Educptlon 417.32 feet to a point; ohenct ,oint or place of bfjelnnini.' USNS Greenville Victbry (T-AK - Third Mate Muuse . got to -know j slate, announced?"' • --•- ' being charged with drunken drivi •.-:* A County Clerk iFull termC' Boulevard to Ilerntng'Avenue if Hernlnc >r place of beginning. . •• -. •Will meet in Cranford High School. "37), on which he served "as third amfiuiance. ' . ' , . 0- A. Sheriff-IFull term!. . . Avenue were produced; thence southerly ' Will meet ln Roosevelt School, Orange continuing along said lands of' Board of .very .\viil.~Cominander Lathrop's. The appointment was nvade-by Appears in Magazine I'eporicd. . , ' • /' atong said production of Helming Avenue Education Westerly to Sprjlce Street, DISTRICT- NO. 'IB .I'olice'listoil the driver of the At College Club - Three Members of the iBoard of Chosen Avenue, thence northerly along Spruce Street to pfljejfr. He-sports a deep tan.and • j.trouble began when a helicopter,(Martin J. Rafferty '• at. Newark'. CKoir boy Jolm ^"itherington, Freeholderreeholders iThrcD-Vear^tcrmsliThrcDVear^tcrms . and .center line of Hcrnlrig ' Avenue to DISTRICT NO. 13 Beginning at a-polht in Casino Avenui 1 car as -Miehnel Reilly. 40, .of' 3 Dr. John Olsen also examined.i-" Three Coroners iThreciyear'-termsl. and .cenier line m ..=...... —, Beginning at a poinint of .tht e Central Brookside Place; .thence easterly alone "and Riverside Drive; thence northeasterly health'y appearance ^-and a well- A.'demonstration with .ruhninn • ThreTwo e MemberCoronerss ofiThreciyear'-termsl the TowitsWp.Com. - Dunham Avenuo; .thence westerly along Brookslde Place to Sprlnglleld Avenue; He was •piloting crashed, in New j president of the. N'ew Jersey Mitchell place/ami' quoted him as Jr,,.«on of Ktrr and Mrs. John M. the Newark rnrfn and. pronounced I • Two Members of th Railroad of New Jersey and Centennial along Casino Avenue,,-to Linden.. Piact. .brushed beardi .„. cohuv.entary on nuwic boxes will ltTt MbriThreyear-terms of the mTowitsWp • ^^C > Dunham Avenue to LaSalle Avenue; thence northerly altttg SprlngQcld Ave- Zealand. Offieer.'Muuse witnessed Kcfanver.ofor President Club. -\y!4therlngjon -of .419 Orchard mlttee iThree-year-termm. • •^^>~^. Dunham Avenue to LaSalle Avenue; Avenue; thence • easterly—alone the Cen- thence" northerly alone Linden Place ij saying the child-,dnrtett"ir.nv..the be. given by Hughes '"Ryder- of 8. hirn under the influence A{ in-' One Member of the Township Com- thence along LaSalle Avenue to NormanNn - tral Railroad of New Jersey to the Roselle* nue to Park Drive; thence' easterly alone Orange Avenue; • thence easterly aloni One of the reasons Ahtarctioa is this mishap;' , Mr. Morse will coordinate tbe, street, from in front of..a street, Appeared Sunday Iri a pici toxicatinH liquor arid /unfit to mittce (Unexplred termi. • • i ... . die "Place; thence easterly' along Nor- boundary line; thence southerly along the Park Drive to Its terrrflnu's; thence east- Oranee Avenue to CraiC Place; thenca . Wealthy .place is- th6 low bacteria Riverside 'drivtt_jit a rueeting of Changes Shown One. Collector of Taxes (Four-year mandle Place to Craig • Place; thence erly through lands of/Onlpn County Park northerly alone Crale.PIace to Normandii' a Upon arriving irt Antarctica,'the activities of municipal. chairmen car.. ture on tho in«iiie. cover of '"Th}l Roselle and Linden boundary line • to. to" Rahway River; thence southerly alone the- C-raniord . College Club on 1 drive. He: was releases Saturday '' ' ' southerly alonB"Cralg Pliice. to Orange Raritan Road; thence southwesterly along Place; thence westerly alone Normandii content." Third Mate Muuse re- navy pilot stepped into soft snow who will be named soon and will I Week ' -niai;'azine, .supplem'ent at the Hahway Rlver.to Springfield Avenue; Place- to LaSalle Avenue; theneff' north, night-in S25.0 bail to await haarinR Raritan Road to Centennial Avenue; thehce northerly alone SprineMcld Avenue '•poris'.-Th'is is one of the reasons assist Mr. Mopsick in arrain'mR | Monday at 8:15. p.m. in the. jjym* the Herald-Tribune. ' In Health Bulletin thence northerly alone Centennial .Avc- cr.'y along LaSalle Averiue to Dunham and wrenched the knee, which was r to Hampton,, Street; Ihcnco westerly Avenuo; thence easterly alone Dunham fopxe people belief Antarctica misiuin of. the First Presbyteriah in Municipal Cour/ this Monday places for each of the said districts:' ' "">•""«• r.T___TrT Nn—TK~ ^~- iue-.ts> the Centraral Railroad ofof. NNew Jer- 1 placed in a piaster cast. He also Kefauver's visit tu Linden on Takeir -several yjjar.s ago ' in During'the past 50 years corn- 0 ST ICr 1 ts the alpne Hampton Street to Berkeley Place; •Avenue to.Hcrning Avenue.; thence north. Cousins Arrive « I ' , J \ £ r- ^?-1 » «r A , Becinnlne at thpLehlg'h Valley Hall- ami-po plate of beginning • I thence southerly, alone Berkeley Place to 'ni'ay become, the '-'refrigerator" of Saturday.- ' - '. • ''•..'•; Church. •"'.- 1 . night. • • / •.•• . •! — • •• .. r i i ' Qr>hnnl C erly alone Hernine Avenue produced to was'aboard the Navy-plane which Trinity Episcopal Church by ,t Beglnnlnt at the Central Railroad of roa,Tand:the' Rahwoy River; thence south- T An M 'Hampton Street; thence westerly alone . l, .' world.. . ' . ' New Jersey and High Street produced; | R way , Street; thence westerly alon Kcnllworth' Boulevard; thence wette,]-' t t was forced ' down 'jih'd was un- Senator Kefauver is- scheduled Mr. Ryder, -owner and. inanacer professional photographer, .the . Patrolman CwavA F. Hhney re- \ municablo diseases have been' vir- erly and down stroam n onc thc ah nlal Hampton Street to Orchard Street an alone Kenllworth Boulevard to rtahwa, Two Hours Apart thence .westerly alone the Central Hail- Rlver to tne Gardon State" Parkway and There-arc"hazards encountered •polntror-place-of beelnnlngw-". ." TftiverT thcncirsOUtljerly-and.dowiVMreaj;" r J oaceoun'ted for for 'five days,' , to-speak on the steps of School I, of the restaurant at Koois Brothers^ pitfUire forins the background.. (r'* 7c6iT^ Two sisters "who live, in the J : ; r squlherly along Uncoln Avenue, West, to ln a wc8teily direction to Lexington Ave- nue and the boundary line of XJarwdod; Will meet In Cranford HleH School, 'This was only one of many in- I North Wood avenue and Gjbbons Kahway, has eoUeeted -music boxes an-. "Easter . messajie. joJ\h, ah • on-the "shoppe" """"*d~ Mm- ----'- for passing'"-"aiti'l ering'oiir mortality rate 46 per- West-End Place, thence southerly alone Riverside Drive to "ji'iient.. Mr; Muuse says .a person same duplex duelling at 100 Benjtjm n Street; thence southerly along ^ nue;. tnenctnencee northerlIIWUIUHyJ alon».»,.g„ Lexlncto— _ n thejice southwesterly alonif'the Garwood Casino AveaUB and point or place pi Linden,'at 1 p.m. Saturday. for the past 12 years. His collec- eighth'grade .student at Cranford" cent, according.to the April issue boundary^lirie. to. the .Westfleld boundary ti>isTRlCT, NO. -17. ,ci be -extremely careful.' in who„ n-ind Tri*fflhe c liRhtrat N«>rlh avenue benjamin • Street to Williams Street; Avenue to Alan Okell Place; thenct'west- beginning. • t ' " lIU A luncheon in his-honor will'fol- BunVside av'-eiuie pave birth to tion "coutaih's GO -boxes ranging-^fii High School, has been a meint>6r thence southeasterly along Williams Street _erly. alone Alan Okcll Place tn Walnut line; thence southeatitcrly.alone .the West- Beginning at a'point of Orchard Sfree has made aboard the Greenville west, jtt\A Eastmifn.street at .l:4Z>of "Progress in' Health Services," field and. Clark .boundary line to rtarltan W1U; meet In .Roosevelt School, Oranje walking so.as to 'avoid cracks in .-",', , Third. Officer William;Muuse of; USNS the Greenville Victory, •daughters' two hours apart on of Trinity Boy's" Choir for the' : to Denman Rood; thence northerfy along. Avenue: llte'ricfN northerly -alone Waln\i,l and Torbush -Street! .l^"" *aBterl! Victory'. In addition to polar trip low in CageyV Restaurant,,'Lin- si;.e from one- iucl> to one -yard iiy - iA ThU flrst-ncluhl'tcM'inadc with Y,n research, and therapy to reduce WU1 meet ln Johnson & Johnson Plant Ave- , tllld MlJJp'llcti iili.O WOl't' , HlttflhnlnC at a pTrirrt-m-fflgh-Si _.._ riyg—me—piwiiiihwvH.—• •• • i . / pp the new .drunkometer shower! an the presen' ii.icreasing inroads: 61 for the second annual- teen-age Uncoln Avenue; thence westerly along rlhut-AvemiO; mer,. the sun remains above the can III was found with all equip- twice for brush' and grass tires order Of sex — a- SIMI and two I w • • . -DISTRICT NO, 11« nuc and the center Hi c qf- Lexineton taken to Korea ond'Japan. . alcoholic content-of-.2'-. percent in degenerative diseases such as caD Road-E-O sponsored by 'Crah- Lincoln Avenue to Denmnn Road; thence rBeclnnini; at a point of the'Lehlgh Avenue to Hie Garwood lino and point horizon for 24 hours, which, Mr. ment in excellent shape but. : and once;, for'a'.blaze in a tree hut diiiichters," boi-n .in that order. southerly along Denman Road to Lexing- Valley-Railroad arid Centennial Avenue • But •as Bill said; it's all part of the suspected driver's bloodstream, cer. and heart disease, the report fbrd-Kenilworlh Chapter, Jun- or place'of beginning-.*' Muuse * snys, becomes., tiresome covered over with snow. near the. Rahwny ; River' in the The sisters are Mrs. ton Avenue; thence southeasterly along thence westerly along the Lehlch'Vallc> Will meet Irt Johnson Ik • Johnson the job. ••"•.'• Chief Powell reported. The chief declares. .. • ior Chamber of Commerce, to be' L«x{ngton Avenue to the .Lehlgh Valley Railroad to the Rahway'River; theno Plant, WnlnuVAvcnuo. aCter awhile. The long period of Upon : arriving • in . the .waters rear of Crane parkway. Wittkop DePalma,-.wife 6f Donald Railroad; thence easterly along the Lehigh southerly and down stream of the Unhwa: said a content :of .15 percent, or The increasinfi ratio of death held at If) a.m. April 21 in the River to the Garden State P.ukwny an DISTRICT NO. 15 light did permit the' hasty re- surrounding .Antartica, the ship Valley-Railroad to High Street, produced: Bcelnnlne at a paint in the center -line over indicates definitely that the from; non-communicable diseases municipal-parking lot on South thence alftng High Street to Lincoln. Av«7 Raritan Road; thence southeasterly, nlpn. moval of equipment from ships as. had little trouble breaking through Garwood Driver the Rnritnn Road to. Centennial Avenue of the Central Railroad of New JeVscy RENOMINATE nue or point or place ot beginning. ' '. . . subject' is under the influence of today is characteristic, of the mor- avenue,- Eligible to participate thSnce northerly along Centennial Ave nnd of Lincoln Avenue,. West; thence the men worked around the.clock. the thin pack ice. Third Mote VERYONE ENJOYS . Will meet In Walnut' Avenue School. • southeasterly ulone Lincoln Avenue," West, Penalized as Tipsy kohol. . accofding tu .medical talitv trends in' this- century, the -in ttiii- tnr< îf lyitp. ririvjpp skills ntcTurr-'T' MO. n ••• 1tt tnii T rhli'W Vnllcv Railroad, an' 1\Tv ft/Tuner. lir-nnpHt Vinmo with Mnuso reports. It was clear sailing Seglnning at the Rahway River and -WW—IU. IHV • |»tr, li> a ui iiukcji MAGIC SHOW! standards. • . — •„• | bulletin points, out. Whereas irt are boys and girls between the point or place of bcginnlnc. alone Benjamin Street to Williams Street; JOHN' E'. him a copy Of "Alone" personally through ihe Ross Sea. North Ayeni|e; thence easterly at m( thence southwesterly alone HUlcrest Avo- driving ch.arge before Magistrate • • 'Die drunkometer was- purchased 1900 cornrhuniciible'diseases such ages of 17 and 20.. Entry blanks North Avenue to Forest Avenue; thence Will meet in "Lincoln • School, Centen autographed'. by Admi' Richard . At Little America IV, the Green- I •' Sparkling -Fun, LaHs and Comedy house •by the department'some lime ago, tuberculosis •were of greater, northerly along Forest Avenue to-Ham- nlal Avonuc. Charles J. Stevens in Municipal iis are available at Cranford,' Kenr ilton'Avenue; thence northeasterly. along Byrd, who is the author. The auto- ville Victory discharged cargo for with Liyo Rabbits. Doves but inausuratipn. of. its use. was u,tive.importance than clegenera- ; oil-year re il worth and Garwood jjolicc Hamilton Avenue to Elizabeth Avenue; HAUILAND \ • graphed copy 'of the, book was ac- 10 days on the ice. and these oper- Court Monday night, John T. Han- »' • —1 Souvenirs — ' . "tttencer-Tiorthwester-ly—along—Elizabeth. ^•^ytive-cliseaseB-todiiy-the-pi'ctureiJaas- headciuarterj; CSBriTofti—"Highf quired by Budd' Wnite of Long ations went-.smfidthly,'hl - thhe third Ion, 41, of 3'10 Hickory -.avenue, CLUB-— CHURCH —. BANQUET round j e.taken by Sgt. Gucrtfli and| AvenUe to Linden Place; thencn' northerly .'—Cyihrml nnrl Jrt:p1K thCfl|)lno ;AV(;nin>: '''J^/Ssm.^. MnMinimLBjviUlmatt^SaMi: Garwood;—was- fined $225 and his Party .Patrolman Ijiobt'i'i .... thence wjaaterly'alonB CaplHS AvenxjetP who -locturea at , Crah" forcT™HTgl'i clriver's ~fipense revdEeET"ifoFTwo. Regional High School, Spring^ Klverside Drlvo; thence southerly along Prdceodirig througli "McMiiTdb • New--York'Police 'Academy..They Health Services" . include; School following a "previous trip to Sound was a 'different situation. years! -.•.'-. • • J~ -in 1900 the eornmunicable field. ;..-•'•; niyernldo Drive to North Union Avenue; NO PARKING --tnok their examinations,on Tues- thence «outheriy-«lonrf. North Union Ave- MMIONALLY-ADVERTISED the' AntarctiqrWr—Muuse; plqns^to "MrrMuuse explalnedthat this wa); He was arrested Mar'c1.\;23 by day of last week, with both qUali- diseases among .the 10- .leading nue to' the Rahway River; thence south- PROBLEM! present the' book to the Cranford hazardous going because the ice Sgts. Edward N. Lee and George iiiK as dn-in.karoetfci: technicians. causes of death accounted for 36] erly nlontf the. Kahway i^lver to North. TOWNSHIP THE MAG IC Osccola Women Plan Avenue and point or place of bcglnnlnc. High. School library. was continually breaking away. C. Ward and Patrolman 'Matthew Sj;t. CiiuT.tVn is'in. charge, of the p'ereent of our total-deaths. Today, Will meet ln Cranford Caidno, Riverside •Save by APRIL 10th Upon getting as close as possible T. Haney, ,\vho reported he was ELisabeth 3-4939 however,, thv.v account fur only 5 Hand Painting Exhibit Drive. ' ' • \' Antarctica is a place, the lacal t .. Only those whosis homes are aiivconditioncd.' il •departmynt's prograprog m for chemical DISTIUCT NO. V earn from the 1st merchant marine officer says, a to the base planned, ,the ship was observed driving erratically at- Cllji Ad for Kiitur* Kftft ol suspected 'drunken percent -of all deaths; . • . The Women's Auxiliary of. Os- Beglnnlnc at the Central Railroad of testing d th RhWay River; COMMITTEE person desires to visit,' but not a hos.ed up into ihe- ioe" and the South avenue, west and Lincoln know vyhat a wonderful difference it makes in uirviir.. assisted, by ' Patrolman ---there' has been an overall eeola. Presbyterian ' Church will New .Jersey and the RahWay River; •Accounts insured '•' di'iv.ei s. thence westerly, along the Central Rail- place to revisit or in which- to engines.kept running continuously avenue. Dr; John A. Olson pro- Ryan and Patrolman Matthew T. decline-of 92 percent in the depth sponsor a hand-painting exhibit road of New Jersey to the dividing line (ONE YEAR TfeRJW up to $10,000. -. • to remain in a slationarji position. nounced the .Garwood man, under . .Uieir daily lives! rate from all commuhicnble dis- and slale. next Thursday at the between No.'in and No. 119 North Av.e. reside.. Despite "his reluctance to Hanoy. who qualified .as a drunk- nue, West;-thence northerly along said CURRENT-DIVIDEND return, Mr! Muuse expects to visit The cargo was'.transfered from his the influence of liquor. • opieter-technician- upon completion eases sirfee the turn of the century; church from 1 p.m. until 9 p.m. dividing line J° North Avenue,. West, and Orchard Street; thence, alone. Orchard r- in the — the sub-continent next year after T '-.•'•• \ -^rthe death rate from tu- Mrs. Wesley Philo, chairman', JOHN E. HAVILAND , Do .it now and have a-cool'• house when the of ;i course at Rutgers University Street northerly to. Hampton Street; gping to the Arctic, this summer. in 1954. • • • '...-. • . bercuTosis declined 94 percent will'.be assisted by IVCrs. E. M. thence .easterly alone Hampton Street to 33% to 50% off WINDOW SHADES sizzlijig.-hot days arrive. , •i- -.'.]• from 1900'to 1954. In fact, had the Little, Mrs. J. H.. Morehouse, "Mrs. Berkeley Place; thence northerly along! Ho says it's all part of the. job. SPEQAUZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS When • a '" suspot'ted driver . is Berkeley Place to Hampton Street; thence Stock* of Leading Manufacturers • There is never any rain, in Ant- brought in, one 'of. the three teehr 1900 .tuberculosis death rate pro- L. Ursuiich and Mrs, Floyd Val- easterly alone Hampton Street to Sprlne- Republican Primary April 17 \4 •'• • • • • ., •''.-••••'.•'•• Aeld—Avenue;—thence southerly, along IKI Name k Sfw«}>eil * JEmyJrW arctica, always snow, he ropo'rts: OF EYE PHYSICIANS HOLLAND #4.28 :!•;- ' —nieians-will be-caUed-in_tQ.iQiid.u.cL|-vailcd~in.-1954,.AV.e_wo.ulcLl\av.e_Jiacl_ l-entine^- ,.... -_± ± . '_ " t 1 Springfield Avenue to the Rahway River; the. chemical tests. Chief Powell an additional 283,000 deaths from thence easterly along the- Rahway River Present Fliahce Commissioner" this cause, or more than th.e'actua] to Riverside Drive; thtnee southerly along 9.95 to 21.95 ... OUR PRICE 6.90 to 11.90 freezing., and there is no thavy. YORK CLOTH said. He added'that in the- future TOWNSHIP OF Riverside Drive to North Union Avenue; Sound Business Experience ,... physicians will not be. called in number of.deaths from cancer, the thence southerly along. North Union Ave- Snow and ice is-thousands of feet such cases unless it is deemed second luadinc'causc of death to- CRANFORD nue to the Rnhway River; thence south- Civic Service deep in- plaqes, with mountain SUPPLY; CO. cm ^lHtrRahwayRlver-toth<)Cen- -eranford-Resident-12-Years- HAYES ranges being ..coveced_ayfi£: necessary Clay;. trml Railroad of New Jersey and the point , The continent of Antarctica is PRESpnr if '!•!'• ••'• !• Pointing out. that Notional Safety ---heurt disease, the leading taxes RICHARD HARTIG LUMBER Primary or pln'ce of beslnntnc. surrounded by arctic sea. The ice 109 JEFFERSON AYE. Council records indicate that one cause of-death, today,' resulted in Win meet In Cleveland- School, MUn 4 to !• Pull Lever 44A For Haviland! SAVINGS and LOAN over 550,000 dea,ths in 1954; the A4AAUC is continually breaking off and Martin Bide. — Street Floor PAINT SHOP 94 Higli Street 'Crnnford' out of every six drivers involved General Election Street. • • —Paid for by Campaign Committee. in fatal accidents had been drink- death rate from this cause in- DISTRICT NO,'5 ASSOCIATION floating away. Little America IV In piirsuonce of the provisions df nn BeBlnnlnc at Centennial Avenue and 354 SPRINGPiai) AVE., SUMMIT was established on a permanent ice EL. 2-2340 Phones: CR 6-0508 Ctt 6-2467 inn, Chief Powell said the clrunk- creased 129 percent from 1000 to Act entitled "An Act to neRulate Ejec- the Central Railroad of New Jersey; A, M. 101 N. Union Ave. CRanford 6-2540 INK, >-IM-' . . . -.r.' . ..,i.. :„ ,1,,, tions," Title 10, Revised Statutes o( ,Jp »iforHd. wHlwilwililI «al8t a»t i°iv,.*ilitrie placeiiPi.V'hi»ln'kft;s hereinafter; mence easterly alone the Lehltfh Valley • ful deterrent to this problem. cleHlgnuted on Railroad to Centennial' Avenue; thence Taking of the drunlcometer.tests ln Vo54' than, in 1900. Cancer ac- TUESDAY, APHIt 11. UIKH lerly along Centennial AvenUe to the film between the hours of 7:00 A.'Ml'nnd 8:00 central Railroad of New Jersey and point ; is not compu.isory, Chief. Powejl. counted for only 4 percent of the M Eastern Stnndnrd Time, for the or plucc of _bcglnnlnK i$'/'i> LL Ztes u*r*\ the BIG Fact You Meed Id Know •"«*- '••]«-p '*WI« *£&* .(iii'.'S'.'./l1. .-•; '; "wi-11 lirst be requTnxF!p"tir..,. rinvary .-DISTRICT.'NO:i; 8-'-* _ i--tiLv.i.ng..th'e.ir coiisent.and aeknp\v^. —- - vascular lesions,. including Bcglnnlnii at Williams Street and Dcn- that- they'lmderslaritrtl'lirl'c'^fobra I wmum. Street \_ Hlljeg^ Avenue; results may be used for op against r Z^laT Won' Tu^l^-Noven^r thorn in court. accidents «ro r.mrthailhouRh. they ff^ Siiio^¥:.£S&a^SBJ «ro the lUst cause of death for the •,.>«. - ^CZ^^^ thence northerly along Denman Road, to ayes 1 -through.24 years. one womnn, otot the U>cnl County CoC m Williams Street and point or place of inittec o( the ncpubllcnn Phrty from each Boy B'tttcn by Do}* inittec o( the ncpubllcnn Phrty from e beginning. Br.'iv!i.>..••'•••.' c'lcctto (or nn lcn(llmrlctn , onloUilino ftRr an36 d membertwo s In 11 3 »•' •>' V rncm- Will mcct.ln Walnut Avenue School. Police reported, that H' '' . '°'" hpi-s. one mini imd one womnn of the I . . .' DISTRICT NO. 7 hpis. lll« M l\K Dotn •—^Becirmlnt!—^fcr-'a—point—ot—the—Central. . 'Connell, Jr., • 01 .utlu 'IHiroiwWr Local county Lon\nilll«! M l\K Dotnti T Railroad of New Jersey and the Garwood _i3l;iL-o was bitten on' both legs. l-O Honor LlSt "lUllc c Part:ltiy mLfi-om.encn b Dls h electioonr districlermt boundary line; thence northwesterly along ^ ' ' , '» ""• f ". laid—Oarmood boundary line to Fifth ankles anu-'fl.,-.. -... ItlUEd„„ p be Avenue; thence along Gallows Hill Road • / clo(; owned by Dr. Robert O. Yuek- .. -nduatc division of Newark [^»" Kffe^T Convention of to Park Avenue; thence eanterly along -Eark_A.v.eh»e__tp_ Orchard Street; thence 40A Ctrll«ge-of—Enftineer-lng—W-ho_quali=J_Uic_npimbllcnn Party: southerly along Orchard Street tb~NoTtrr ^—OW-DWECTOfc- boy was treated by Dr. Edward (led . for academic honors xs-nt-luice. Avenue: thence southerly along the di- M. Coe, and the owner was in- semester were announced recently I District viding line between No. 117 and No. 118 North Avenue, West, to the Central Rail- • VOTE ON • structed, to quarantine the dog by Professor Frank A, Grummer, c& win be road of New. Jersey -, thence westerly along OF PULL LEVER 43A m§x. elected to 'the "Natlorinl Convention, of the Central Railroad ot New Jersey to for 10 day}> for observation'. of Students. ihe Dcmncrailc Party: •' JDt-'leunte.s-nt-lftrc'e. ' ' the Garwood boundary line and point or They are Theodore Driifken- Alternate Delt'Cutes-at-lnriie. place ol beginning; „ PUBLIC SAFETY TUESDAY, APRIL 17th millec, 29 South avenue, west; Ulslrlct DcleKates. Will meet ln Cranford High School, Alternate DlstriC/t Delcuntea, W«st End Place. William Herzer, 16 Algonquin NOTICE DISTRICT NO. 8 drive; .Clayton \ Luce, l'8 West ... hereby ctven that qualiHecl -voters of Beginning- at a point of the Rahwny the Township of Cranford mil already River and the Central Railroad ot New , Holly street; Qrin ' Sharpi Jr., 41 recistered lnt Hairl TownKhip vinder- Ihe Jersey; thence easterly atorv; the/Central laws of Nmv Jorsi-y. tiovorninu punnancnU Railroad to the Iloselle Farlt boundary- ; Spr;uce~ strcetv-Hiicl from Kenil- -•'A t'i-'Fi»'."i >t•••'•-'']'•• refilxtration niny rej;isl»r u-ilh the Town- line; /thence northerly along the Roselle i-îiii't'1 ;'•••••;•• |.worthy'Thoirtits Robe'of -373 Lin- slrlb Clerk of the snid Township of Park 'boundary, line to Hoselle 'Avenue-; Cnmfortl at his oftlce ' thence- southwesterly along Roselle Ave- coln clrivi-. ' Municipal llullillllf

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•TheÔutlawed Banner,, byy Garland rtk^ThMsk of Glass by Nelson 6. Ke'yes; American No List New Books rtoarkiThc^Ma of Glass, byItaly,, by Herbert . Ktibly; Your THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 Holly- Roth; Th* Cpiden Kazoo, by Prayers are Always Answered^ by VOL. to ShelvesJohn • G.." .Sc.hneidori-^Witherod BUSINESS DIRECTORY - hd^fo^ Shaffer; Inspector Maifiret and thej ment Uiucers Benefit Dance Frftl^" Duties of Borough Office To Hear Dr. BroadhursC MPublifLibr^ry; •Burglar's Wife, by Georges Si- Tce^Tcsts; The Creep Mountains KENILW6RTH — Dr. John menon: Rosemn'rj', by Mar^Stolz; of Verinont; by Storrs -William For Bake Ruth League 6 Jh The following books ;ha\'e been BroadhUrst,. head of the Depart- To Protest J Mil. IJARWOOD—All teen-agers arc ning lit* shrh ii \ 1 It Adv xta r i'o-: Alwavs"th"e Unexpected, aca-oo. ler Swift; The Voodoo Queen, by"Louis P7~Coehherr mM* inyitcd-to-attend-a-dance-for7bene-r|-i Smn fofaSPcec Publfc Library: ttbdcl.-T.,;by fit of.the Rccj-eation Commission's ôllogc, Jersey -City, will be guest Robert Tnllant.- ; . The • Boyy in the .; APPLIANCE speaker.at the 13th annual com- Fiction. Stephen Longstreet; The Art of & TOYE Babe Ruth League-to' be held in By Mayor Day May 5 Own- Beloved Sons,, by •Roll Back tnthe e ;.Sky, , by Ward REPAIRS COLONY DELICATESSEN This Saturday jiLincoln School from 7:30 .to 11:30- munion breakfast ai the 'Holy •KENILWORTH—The .Board o£ Yot'iYotir Own ^ Cookingki , : by Maria Lp CiroV ' riniuuNa — HKATWO * . .GARWOOD — Mayor William KENILWORTH —Opening, day d b TavloP-The Great' Captains, by ^ Name SocietSocietyy'.. . of St. , Theresa's |Education .s proposed action to Thomas -Anderson;The Reward', by aha .Milo/ Mi|oradovich; Complete Line of P & G Cabinet --.RWOOD — RitatioRegistrationn DaDay tomorrow. H.Severage administered the oath Treecc; TThe Man of Two >it)t0 Bakery & Pastry Shop for' the Kenilworth' Little^League Church on Sunday in the school Michael Barrett; The 'Sleepless , .by Nila Magidoff and WlWillil e ' Wedding — Birthday . .. 'DELICACIES. •'.•' '•*. TDOJIHO' -. ': ihe Garwood" LHlle League, This will be the only, fund-rats- eliminate the position of admini- Tribes by Arthur W. . Up'neld'ld ; ^ ' ELECTRA> I=|X CO. Manufacturers for of pfllee as ,A. T;. Mosca of 32!) cafeteria. . ' ... •». will be held on May. 5. Moon, iby HeVbor-t .E. Bates-;,'Mts. Snow Ethridge; Men,. Rock'oU; and • •• t. . . Party Cakes . CRanford 6-0269 will be held in the Lincofn irtg project conducted, for league North' avenue officially strative assistant is.expected to be. Winter inn ththe Air, y, by • Sylvia , • Italian Pastries and Bread' Ml Cookln* at Baxiiig Don* on •Inc. .will' . The, breakfast'will follow the'8 Betsey, or Widowed and Wed, by Space Rats, by Lloyd Mallart; Sage f OR MIC A •-. Makers' "'• iorium this Saturday, actiyitips,'it was reported by Jos- A parade',' at 12:30 p.m Tnwnsen* Warner; The Nighih t off APPLIANCE REPAIRING CRanford 6-3760 200 South Avc,-E. " Cra«fi)(j thp. duties of hnroiigh nlprk at mass. Jhe Rev. William 'J, , protested' by representatives of ^ Margaret Bcllasiis FrancescoF Ma. Marr Brush "Surgeon, by Florence 12 N. Union Avi, CHknford 6-6169 Of'ilfoiir- Dream _ School au 3 p.m. Boys between eph .Trorano, recreation director. brief ceremonies in tbe__Bpx.ough open the program. ThTh e march will'.a.m. mass. The now wnuum o •-• "- SINK TOPS l i i 1200 Rariian Rd. Crantord /KITCHEN. • . ••startin''•. ,"cs"of-g " 8 and 12 are eligible Music will bo provided by the •-..-:p „ ,;. »»;..!.Island Players', by Ilka Chase;—-Bonkkeeepinc, Insured Saulttfits — Home Loan* CRanford 6-1999 LAHNDHY ' .'':*-- ' tint CLEAN IN Of All KlBd. Sci'^cVwlll help .defray ,ex- at the|pioyes with regard to the "KT^Vlttny. • • : , Tlv Helen Profit, by Carl Roth and John T-., ; DEALER . rid. Heajth . League, little -League "Volunteers have DWondery in Full Color, by. Charles •--'•'•''•''i'-j II W. Jeruy '. Ellaabith 5 with signs posted at various Mosca to become familiar with his. join the festivities, should contact Kenneth Glover who held the. job V . sell ''.G. - Emery; Forbidden Area, . ELl»«beth 8-S3OO , ., . •' ' ' KBAL EBTATB ' ' . ' - announced, today by' Health Offi'r office to the new borpugh clerk at ceremonies' in :the Borough Htill Wolf, opening, day. following three .tyeeks of idleness.. roiix-Butcher; The Home Book of L. Sherman, ed, ''.'.- North Wood irt»r Elm, Uad«n . Nations designating the four •new position. -, •,.".•• ' • Clifford C.' for the past several years. Mr. by Pat Harry Mart Frank'; Aspects '• • and .'• 1 cer John L. Banyasz. .'.',-. .pn Sunday. . .'. ...,••'..— '•' • • .•-,-••' The successful negotiation, session French Cookery, by Mme. -.Ge'r- What I Think, by Adlai-E. Slev- Mdden t-tltlta - INBUBANCI i League- and ste. Minor The former clerk also has been chairman. was conducted by the State'Mcdi- Glover was active fn therecent of I.o've, by David'.Gaineft; Han- ',..:.'4»nmc Bnvs who partici- This project is, being conducted Thc Little League and the Babe nah l-.uwlei',' by .Kfuiic llo'ii'Gilc.'-; ni.ili.iL'-CaiiU'i Tfe Sain.- -Uoolang- LIQUOR STORES -^•Wnnlrinrf M ihn »PHf-o. rilinnf thR ni to get Salus nnd Service for adults only, Mr, tsanyas/. sardr Ruth League îave registered 225 TfllllllDunld.' r ' ' ,..",, pp • The Quiet American, by, Graham uel Chot/.inofT;. All the Best ,in by Charlotte Kimball Stratton; nntcTinTcaguc activities tost year day to see that things are going Alan Wi'csenfeld, -'seqretary of an increased salary .schedule. 1 . • Pnrts — Hcpalr BEAUTY SHOPS DEHMERS . IV NMtk A»».. E. Si report \o the designated areas There \vill be a charge of $1.50 per boys for play this season. Greene. • ' ' '• •> Belgium and Luxembourg, by Gateway to a Nation; by D. G. smoothly. 'Mrs. ' Stella- Riedcr* the State Mediation. Board,: said. According to ah announcement . WEslfield 2-1096 30 Eastman -St. g the" teams they played with X-ray, ... . . '•-. • Local Tjtfivm, Regional A highlight of the opening day Karen's Nursery School'Project, Sydney Clark; Clerk, Clerk-Steno- Brinlon Thompson; Memoirs of BLOWER SHOP y clerk's assistant-, will be in charge the dispute between Local. 4526, of the bo'ard,' Mr. Glover will,be 576.Nbitlh.Ave., E. Wesllield ' d t In toth eQuestionable findings will be at the ompe during^the day-until parade .will.be the appearance of • by Betty K. Harris; A Perfect grapher, Clerk-Typist for • Civil Harry S. Truman, Vol. 2, by Harry T O W N E FLOWEHS 'FOR CR 6-1044 YEAfiEL and SHARKEY, Inc. ill season and turnIn -to the United Stcclworkers of America, asked to return to a fulhtime •• duns In charge.. . referred to private physicians' for Mr. Mosca has. finished breaking the Esso Barid. ' . ' • . Woman, by..Leslie Poles Hartley; Service Examinations; Doe tor S. Truman} Immigration and the BEAUTY SALON • Ef»l EiUta '. Imurine* BenefttFrom School Aid Law I AFL-CiO,. and the company was teaching assigriment.. Those duties Member I". T. P. further study. ., ,' . -.. Ewcn; Good Housekeeping's vision picture tuhe. replacements, Woman's elurn towprk on Mondiiy. dents in the school system. H was ; pharlntt ro aiHl'-Dr. Jilmes,'by Pvt. George Beer, Jr.,' sonof 106 Walnut Aye. CR 6-4700 FR IGID'AIRfc Little League ' practices ar< •lcy 20' years-ago.'Hc said he plans truction'aid will be raised by anMyers to Attend pointed out by-the association Guy MeCione; The October Fox, Guide to- Succpssful'Homemak-Uig, Phono: PLainneld 6-2241 110 Wtflnut Avenue Call Ck^nford. 6-0150 i - 8aU> * Service has - opened. a new plant and- of-to continue to serve as secretary The "dispute concerned" a lunch h Ob F Mr. and Mrs. Beer of 6. Chester •scheduled .to-start at the park or fices at 544 South avenue and ex- .dditional two cent state tax. on spokesman that there will be. more by Clark. M'cMeekin, pseud.; A by Good Housekeeping editors; llD-121 E, Mh Street flilttfle N, Unloa Aye. ', Cranford of the i Board of Education. Club Elects period for workers in the casting y Nursing. History, by Minnie Gpod- Lang place, spent the week-end FOOD MARKETS CE»ntord pects to be in production shortly, igarettes which goes into effect Session on Sunday department. need for an administrative assist-. Bill of Particulars, by Ann M.ar- •'"rryouts and practices'will b Thqre will be a meeting -at the GAR^VOOD —r Named president April', 16. ' ant next year than anytime in the nnw. -.' • ' ' . . .with his parents. Recently narned Service Dcpt.: 12^ E.' 4th Street BICYCLES • ALHEN ST. . CRANfOBl) it was reported by Milton Binstock (Continued en page 2). ' Saturday's talk was the first sps- but; Some Inner Fury, by Kamala held nt the park because repair: head of the firm. of the Garwood Women's Club onf Under the legislation, the money past. • • ..' •, The Man in; liie Iron Liing, by assjstant squadron leader, he- is SCHER'S Closings in sion between the union and the Markandaya.-. .'••'• Leonard C. Hawkins and Milton NfORRIS CHEVROLET. Inc. CRANFORD CYCLfe & TOY CHAS. KURTZ MARKET Monday evening was Mrs, Thomas may be used to reduce a school company since March 17. The dis^ During the-week,,.the teachers .Sing, Morning Star, by. Jane jjndersjoing^ h|s_basic training at LIQUOR STO3FIE RESTAURANTS * district's outstanding îndebtcdnoss KENILWORTH —' Councilman t.omask-,^-My--Brother—Adlai,-by- : i_._, CO,.,JNC. ,; '• Cassidy— to succeed Mrs. Allan have- -contacted -parents, asking tviTivlKonclT;—The—Very- Young Autborlie^ u '• or for new constructiohr^but "for. i'l vinviyef&Av iliTrepresent™Kerii 1- Cothburn' O'Neal; Elizabeth Stevenson Ives and Hil-Ft. Dix. '"' '"" Columbia —Monark"~ Colson No, Cha'nte ror Delivery Howcll. Other officers Tsl'ected in- .Mayor' Walter JE. Boright said them to attend Monday's meeting.. Mrs. ,Poe, GROCEniES -r- FROZEN FOODS no other purpose. wor(h at a m.ecting Monday, in Two-meetings- were held-, by the Roadrnaster CRANFORD DINER clude: 'Vice-president, Mrs. . Ed- iais attempts to contact the firm. * RUDOE 3 , SPEED BICVCLE3 " Call CR 6^29« • Mrs, 'Silverman-, chairman of the The stajLe school construction Union to consider"an ordinance to teachers association last Week to. Complete ' Repair* - Parti - Aoeemtsrle CRanford 6-0392 ' ' . .Open t Dayg » Week , rents of children of kindergarten in an effort to discuss the dispute 104 -Walnut Ave. , Cranfora GATIWOOD — Registration for budget and fund-raising .commit- ward Joyce; treasurer, Mrs. Louis aid plan is "based on the idea ban-th'o sale of non-essential qrti- offer of" the 10 NORTH AVE., W, CRanford (1-1770 nford 7 North Av%.,.ie. (OpK. CKtt BUtlm) | who have not received the were .unsuccessful. Councilman act on the salary -aKv:— cles-on -Sundays _-.i_ board and to consider 'tlTC~cltnrr=- EXCELLENT FOOD fhildren wno w111"~errtcr-kinder-l 1;: correspond- Ernest Vardalis had previously in- torms are requested to c TTîT . Addison education is chargeable to the. Mayor ,F' Edward Biertuempfe nation of the administrative as- BUILDING Cattrlnr Service - CJUBferd Karten in Septerjfiber will be held o/th Mrs. "Herbert of Union is sparking the drive for vited both the union and the com- LTJMBEH Mrs. Makowsky at her home, '816 , WashSn Schoo! On April 28. ingg secretysecretary,, e school building provided for him." sistant's position. • ' Center Market iit Lincoln and -Washington Schoo! On April 28. the five Union County communi pany io attend a conference of BAI-ES * StHVJCE CONTRACTORS Hazel'avenuee. Feature'; will include a linen tree, Werthwfcta, and.fln.once, Mrs. W.l- The State Tax . Policy Commission Monday's meeting will be"at''8 PrlmiTMonts and..Poultry The PTX nmnominating committee ties- of. Union, Kenilworth, Hill Mayor Boright and Borough — Complete Parti- Dejartrae t — ROOFING Schools from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on The white elephant table,'home baked liam SchlunSclilundd. in its Eighth Report, urged that R. m, in> the Harding School, . ' "If It's Food. We Have It" Jias^presented a slate .of Officerfi s side, Mountainside, and Spring Council. The union agreed to at- |~Âprtl~r7;-4t-was— announced-toda-y- refreshments and—games.' Mrs. Doris Matthews from • the the state sde that every -district tend such a meeting, but the corn- FREE DELIVERY for the coming ,yoar. as follows: goods have at least $30 for each child .(leld to enact such legislation. H Nonb and Ccntrnl Avei. Wcslflcld AND by Mrs. Joseph Makowsky, sum'-.' Committee chairmen for* the information committee of the oil Ta opoHodtM^ Cranford Lumber nicr" "TounlOp" "?hlfl ifmah for"—thcr- •Magic Suitcase." Mrs. IMfacDpugal borrowed to build existing schools; been fiTOb public reacnorTTcTth LAROE JOBS OR SMALL 10Q N. Union Ave. verman as follows:' by Borough Cpuhcil to "{itlempt to' -Pla i)i in ii g-Boawl- -Buildlritf Materials Leaders - Gutters - Siding • | Parent-Tcachcr Association. Guare; second vice-president, Mrs. and Mrs. Cassidy were appointed or as a reserve for new schools proposal. .-'.-. ' ; Milton Boertmann; coiT«spohding Amusements' Mrs. Boertmanh; contact the . firm president, Nor- KENIEWORTH — Swcn Swon- REJLty OLpSMOBILE THORLEIF. JOHNSEN Mlllwork • Mnsona' Materials • Eligible to enter kindergarten games,-Mrs.. Charles Craig; re- delegates to the Atlantic City con- when these.are needed. • . Union Township Attorney Gus scny'has been reelected chairman CRanfard 0-UM8 secretary, Mrs'. Arnold Silverman; tave G. Klein, Jr.,' prepared a pro man Coat.es, to see what could be — I n.c o up o r'a t e d — . FUEL OIL "Everythlnr For The Home Owner" •'"•• 'FREE ESTIMATE are children who will attain the freshments,' Mrs. D. Fontenelli; vention of the- United Federation According to. the New Jersey. of .the Planning, Board. recording secretary, Donald Boos; posed ordinance .which ,was sendone to.get the men back to their, ' Authorised Hardware Roo'fliiC- Slateilal nge'.p{'"5 years-on'.or. before De- linen tree, Mrs...Rayrnpnd'Rambo; of Women's Clubs pn May 8Education Association, the money- William JBroclt'rick' was reelec- . • O.L » S M O II1L.E to' take' birth certiDcat'ei!, imniuni- EleiF^hT^seTSuT^ study. General. Contracting . "Authorized Appliances ELi'r..i2-7153 white elephant, . Mrs, ft e r m a h The B6ninati sec*r,btary.. ,111 Snuth'Au. E. April 19 meeting. Serving on the L- at the home Mayor Walter -E. Boright sai insurance for the" workers appar- [ i dil formform'ss i -JW.cs-.MWl 11 i a rr| T Phe-ben »>d-meetK-t "ilj'l->' UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. WEAR FVf.U OIL. 30 South Ave,, VP. Cranford STAMPS island' of Hawaii .next month. A oil IKJUNER SERVICE 5 con' Honor Dugan graduate of. Mqpdy' Bible Institute I OD Y MAID A Call CRanford 6-0834 •, -UNITED STATES GARWO6p—John F.' Diigan of and TayloKUrflversity, Mr. S'pacck Jill —I£-No-Answer,.CR_^J__ STANDAHD_LUMBEH_ -T-^ND FOREIGN- STAMPS 400 Lueiist avcr?ue, who'retired at has done gospel work in Louis- JUVENILE/WEAR ._ .321. Centennial Ave. 7~ Cranford viljef1 -^'>: ^^t?gg?yafef^^^ • »-*(*ii;v>^*-T«i ,.-.^l.--.. ^v^rr-f---t.-»^v^;:.-4-dr'-.-K-.*.'S'.r^.-^fi'?i:rt-;f":-i^^^ Ililiii GOOD USED CAltS iniulitiott" -• mm m«fehl-.t '"AND'DYERS" 41 Myrtle Ave. Cranford Featured on the.program was a j-young people will meet' »i 6.: N. nroaJ St. • Elltabe'th •ill"- CRANFORD -p'rogram presented by Postmaster j hc>Td"at"7:"3'0"'p.m. FURNITURE * CRanford 6-0508—2467 LINCOLN - William H. Armstrohjj, Jr., of The Craft Bible Club and pro- Westfield Motor Sales Co. CLEANERS & DYERS Fldinlield. Arrangements vycre in gram for younger'child'ri.'n vC"ill bf I 16 South Union Avo.. Cranfotd 1 m Where's the TnUorliiE ,t Allenitlons YES, when you have a savings account at Union County charge of Mrs. Jule A. Douglass, held tomorrow at -7:30 o'rlock.' Fern's IH nith Street Crunford Piiul Patctta, rrnp. U HOUR SERVICE- m-livi-ry Si-iyiuo postmaster of Union. i Tlu> Bible lesson will be given b.V Furniture fSt Appliances •EXPERT •-WOBKMANSI1II' Trust, you get so many extras in addition to that 2% intcrcsr r.*>' Mr. Dugan -was..presented with Edward T. Whittle from a filmlilm-- Clcunlnr •'- I'rcaslnr • All'"""1 1U N. I'nlon Ave. Furniture — Appllnnces pn your sayings deposits. —— ^~.^- an efeutric" elocfcT ; pstTrp- -entitled—-BuKh-y—the. Squir- Juvenile t'uvnlture nnd Ittpul" " Attending the affair" were, all ' rel." • Baby Cnn-layus STORAGE On Ladles' and Men's GarmmH Linoleum — Rutis — Lnnipa •Your choice of any one of five (5) Union Union County postmasters and a j A service for prayer and Bible SALES SEKV1CE COAL Glfla number . of district office officials . study will be held next Wednes- Never very far these days. offices near where you live or. work -^ day at 8 p.m. P.Ills illHl nt'Pilll'b' . CRanford 6-5000 * UPHOLSTERERS^ and leaders of the New Jersey REEL-STRONG FUEL. CO. 8 Eastman St. Cranford * Your opportunity to do your banktiig during evening* Chapter, National Association of Sunday School Superintendent We're trying to put telephone service wherever you might Used Cars CRANFOHP - Postal Supervisors. Guests includ- Fred G. MncKenzie has' announ- ' * Your benefiting from extra banking hours during the day need it. That's why you see more and more outdoor phone WEsiliold 2-1038 UPHOLSTERY SHOP ed former Postmaster Daniel Fitz- ced that the parent-teacher get-1 h F. K»ntn«f Is Son» together postponed because of thi- j 319 North Avo., E. Westilold FUNERAL .Thousands of Union County folks know it pays — in convenience, patiick of Summit and former booths—on the -highways to serve you when you travel— "ST Upholstevine & Interior nchtir of Ken- Peter Morrison aiid""B;-ifbara "Hctd- KOPPEUSCOKE HARDWARE STORE-, Reliable . C'rin Your porsonal tolophono aorvioo "• CON SUIT •- ATLAS i'OWKK TOOLS • lap Soatb Ava- Westminster Drive-In (Open Fridays 8:30 A.M. to 8 P.M.— ilworth nnd Barbara Muteriii and . er oJ Gnrwood. Glass - Garden Tools - House FurnblilnflJ Fuel Oil Supply Co. Madeline TripUu of Garwood re- Freshmen — Highest honoiv. is tin- I'ull-timr in'.; of the local busincsK ni.ui.iccr. CKanford 6-1114 Plumbing Suppilei - Wallpaper WATCH ., Monday through Thursday 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.) EM. 19J7 ceived highest- honors. On thBete h Hart of Ci;irwuod and Els- This is Aloxamlor Mai'ln-rt, Manacor of the Koafny DRYSONS Fhuir Satidlntf Uachlnn REPAIRS 715~ Elizabeth Avenue (Open Monday evenings 6:30 to 8) honor lis-t were Miirli'iie I" beth Fischer of Kenilworth. lion- j :ill'J NORTH AVI' . I-., I liANTOUU ors: Eileen Brciinrn, Mi.klred Mac- OI!i<-<', one of tin; 87^business OIIILCS now servinc alHMil > our 104 South Ave.. E. CR 6-1870 IWKENk Grelel Schinid and Mary Vilale .609 Westfield Avenue (Open Tuesday evenings 6:30 to 8) Ken/.ie, Calvin Munkuwski, Ver- New Jersey. The 1 1 iuu Halt of . FUR PROBLEMS .. ••• --..•Add-.Sparkto - -.. ,_ rorSbUth-AvrrfcrCfonforbT)thAv§ECranford (Ope(Op n Fri'y" ' ' - - ••'«» sLjMJiiJiî)' ' ! ' ^roflie gllhouettes «r« prominent frhen you're tossing leftovw •**§• Wife Garwood. From Garwood: ; : AI Ilolvlii Cranford Walk-Up Window (Open Fridays 7:30 A.M. to Anthony . Cus- of -Konil worth. — Hollanderizing — In the millinery picture to frok best jtablei or trreeni Into • lalnd, a In Wrltlnc :30 P.M. and from 4 to 8:30 P.M. — Monday through Thursday NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY with new cosUttneH. Helmets anil ; ' - v In6 Grnted American, Parmesan m ' Expert Wiileli I 'l'-t - Silva of Gar wood; Vincent Fcvola,' Ronejt Davis, Mary Ann Guerric- • torrucs ire nlso poptilnr, while pill- 2-l-lImir Service On A.II MuUc3 1 1 1 7:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. and 4 to 6 P.M.) :V1 Aldcn Street, Cranford CDNTKAI. A lllll>\l> — I I* S'l AI ll'S boxes «re rounded In fpellnR. Con- blu« cheese ir« »xcelient In Out Enili'-iviiii! •>'"'' J' " '' ' ''' ' Ronald Scuruk, and R i c h a r d ro, JucliHi Haytk-n uiid C.uul Wall- ^GHanford 6-5620 CHanford 6-0631 ford | l rjt>p'>*it in-uinn'wi'Corporaii WEstfield 2-1078 frosting color and fubrlc cbnibln*- Irtiilng for adding a tempting oota Crain Tyjusvski of Ki-nilworUi. Tden. tloni are used extenttvelj. ' te th« ulU. 332 Contonniul Avo. Cranlord 6 Aldon Si. i:,- /:•••, /' •'" •'••'''>'".'•' • /•;"• ...7 ."- •.' • ' i ' , -

••• ;••• •' • i •. i ..••.' THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND.' CHRONICLE, rTHE CRANFORD CITIZEN A^b CHRONICLE^THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 195ft /' •/ / . , . '••*. Page Three Page T,wo ing equipment to make a girl scout Heads, Air Sanitation lice Reserves-netted •$175.for pur- Presbyterian Women ; 9;45 ajn. ; . . ""--^ Foundry and Machine Company, baskets and hot plates. Leaders!national' friendship in mind, the B6y Catches Hainl , Fine Totals $205 Set CivU Service Women to Collect chase, of equipment for-the organ- Junior Choir will rehearse at Inc., 500 North •.avenue,,'. last are Mrs.'A. Sordill and Mrs. Wil- troop.has-sent.ton needy scout in uniforiti. Troop' leaders are.Mrs. 1 Sixteen Tori^ Rev. Dexheiiner r A* Martin arid, Mrs. B. W. Graht., Deii Conducts In Molesting Ca§e For Post Office Jobs \ Conference Committee ization, it -was reported today by to Hold 'Bonnet Party' 3:30 p.m. Monday: monthly meet- Wednesday. ; - . • - - Ham Fuller. Korea enough material and sew- While Fiy-caslihg Paper Saturday GARWOOD — Health Omtor ing of the session, will be held aL].,ê-^JiS--iaken_tQ_the. hbspitiiLbS-l SfetsCuhPayk KENILWORTH —, Magistrate To Discuss -Dquhf 'GARWOOD— An examination ates Announced Police Lt. Thomas J. Colwell. Lt. GARWOOD — Members of'all j or tirownie Cub Ceremony "~ Another.'" gifift, tor appointment to substitute, clerk. GARWOOD — Members of the John L. OSanyasz is program fch'air- • 8 p.m. Tuesday, arid1 there will.be 'the First Aid Squad. Mr; Materia \yill|pm Rriiiip'r .fined Edward, O. wyj^ '•— Annual show of Colwen expressed thanks' to res-? wpmen's organizations of the Gar-a mid-'week.'prayer and Bible is a foreman /ajt New . Jersey been awarded theirj .world pins and pg Free Boat Ride 4 'and substitute city 'can'icx jebs-in- 'lininr 11[nmim'< f!nilri of St.' Paiil'S ill till fui' IKi; thircl fllinUuifllinUui Air Z~66d- First,-Aid Squad, r Nfeuhoff of 508 Boulevard $200 the Garwood'Post Office has been Jyangelical arid Reformed' Church, Idents' for their support .of the•wood .Presbyterian Church will study at 8 p.m.-Wiednesday. '.Foundry. ~^~ '• *. • ^T "aro now \vt>rklns on t-he requlitsr .While home on vacation from ,_JKENI LWQRTHj^ Si xteenj4on£_| jcpst _ . KENILWORtfH:-''The Question Ihc ^"^j;t,Kh'< will 6 " " r* —KENIb\VORTH—Cub-seouisr of court Md announced by-the-director,.Second jssisted by men of the church, Sanitation Technical'Cbhfertince to drive. ' • " • -.' '. „__; join' in a "bonnet' party*'- at the ments for "Flying Up." Each girl if ' Mrs/Edith Miller'sDen 7 present- •schoo!r"9-ycar-old'-Russell-;Kurtzr of paper, .were collected by' the evening in Municipal Court; on aof^b^btVînii^bie~s~errn6jrJ'T61pic r will conduct a waste. paper~Hfive j i?orium church next Thursday night. Pr.lzes snn of Mr, .afid Mrs. ..Russell G. Region. United States Civil' g Mnv 10, 11/and 12, it Father-Son Dinner Accident Victim Gjrl Scout* News has written a letter to a Brownie :ratfielauiuJ-yuii-^LUuti>^-i>f.Jgi i\f' ^-ihe-b&wagh-^vis-Sat- HNnw"Brt>nswickF li) will .hfl'.flwardfd.. fnr...1he. funniest. I", - - iwuncea TO.a«»yrtoy--JosepnbJh -^-Plans—are—being—made—for—u r IT TXKES ONLY A MINUtE ceremony of Pack 4'82 sponsored cided to pr.epato for the;oponirig of St. Theresa's Church on Sat-ing with a person. tor, at the .11 sum. worship, service' The starting salary for these jobs urday. starting at- 9 a.m. Residents the' Mid-Atlantic. States 'Section in and. most original h.atsiats7T*err^slT=iT Kelrcsh- fJbirie ' - menik. who again,*s general fafcher-ahd-son dinner at-the Gar- J •• I - for the spring tor'ro are': President. ' by the Community Mctho di si J urday which, netted them a check Mr. Neuhoff pleaded guilty. iHje requested .to have-bundles of ments will be served. 1 of .the trout season on Saturday- in Community Methodist - Church is $1.82 an:hour. . ' '•, of the National Air Pollution Con- wood Pi'es'byterian Church, on Ap- GARWQQD — Paul Materia, 48, Members of Bro\vnie Troop 33 Lynda Wolfl : vice'-pvesident, Gall J Church Tuesday evening in theHe began, practicing fly-casting in for' $239,04. ' \ ••• •.'. case "involved an'8-year-old Kenil- on Sunday. Clasoes will return to •IPetsons living within the de-.pape; r at the curb for collection. iri'for the.affair... .'•_:•• TheLydia Guild will' have •'••a pf Cleveland-Roosevelt Schools are Wednesday, April 18th — 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. church basement.. Cubs arid par- The cubs and children under '. "Love and Slervice'' will be the trol Association. '•.-.' • . •• ,« n Mississippi show boat ril 30. Dinner will be prepared and of 451'Myrtle avenue, returnee] to OkuVru..secretary, Jeanne' Dexter; front, of- his home. worth gi,r;L He was arrested Sun- their regular schedule in the Sua-< llVery area of the Post-Office or family 'dinner at the church at his home Sunday :from Muhlch- working on their • tenderfoot vo'- t r e a s ur e >', Marilann Streckcr. '. - .:'. and from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. • ents sang .the "Star Spangjed Ban- The youth was doing fine .until five will b^ guests of Pack 83 on day by Patrolman Robert Reuter day ..School at 9:30a.m., following who ar.e employed' at the Post Of- sermon topic of the Rev. Walter ; "Mr. Banyasz; who is vice-p "the show will "^n»»>^" servi'd by members' of the Ladies' 6:30~p.riv tomorrow. • . C.. Pugh, pastor, at the 11 a.m. Aid Society, and. there -will be a berg Hospital, Plaihficld, where he quirenients. The girls x-ccpntly re^ Leaders are Mrs, F., Dexter and j ner," accompanied by- Mrs. Helen a: 'faulty' cast.- ended ,with. a (fsh a boat-trip to West Point'on May and Special Officer Cb.arles D^vid the Easter pjrogifgrn. ,flce rna'y,file\iri this examination/ "And So'We Live" will be the ceived world pins ,after . learninu Garwood First Aid Center—Adults Only, Cost $'U50 12 which was. .made possible by worship '.service- Sunday. There program-of film:shorts and magic sermon topic of the Rev. Eric S. was taken last Wednesday ' for Mis. C. Hnnsel. " ' -, -". . Lyons. hook lodged in the palm.. 61 his on a charge filed by the girl's Music will be provided by theNo specific education or experience tion, reported that a feature of thy latCeO1Monday and ;Wednesday treatment' of a fracture pf thefor what the pin stands. The troppj Girl Scout Troop 61_ has spent • . •.-'..•'•.';: ' in. cooperation with • . ;. .» Cubmaster the proceeds from the drive. : will" be Sunday'School classes' at program'will be a panel discussion'. stunts? Arrangernents- are in charge Tougher,' pastor,'.at"the .1.1 a^m7 Ray right. hand. Police .Capt. Edward parents.. •: ' ' • -: " . •• Methodist Choir, under : direction is required,, but applicants must squad's- hepd- visited.the Cranford Post Oflke,, this year workiUK on.second clays Union Col^niy Tuberculosis League ,& Garwobd Board of.Healih ho.unced that George Frank, will Stupak.tobk him to the Elizabeth At' the last meeting the .follow- take a, vvritten examination. -° 45. a.m., and • Youth Fellowship by doctors on the topid-, "Patterns in of.'Olivor. W. D&vis, William Cope- worship service Sunday, There right leg!, suffered when a cable »< ing awards were, made: iWolf of Mx;s."WiHi4m Bridges. The R£V. ill convene at, -7. p.m. . of Air Pollution Effects hy-Man." •land an»d. Walter Ley/is. '.'..' will be, Sunday Schpol classes'at reel fell oTriiirrTat the New Jersey and the girls are now weavingrank .requiremenis. With inter-j replace him as cubmaster for the General' Hospital where the hook' A Nishan Najarian,. assistant; pastor, Further information *6n 4hre Ex- next few mortths. ' • badge, - Alfred Heency, .Charles Defendant Wins amination and the' necessary forms -The" Consistory will- meet at 8 Proceeds af the show win . go was removed. . MjriU assist at th,e service! .Youth p;m. Monday, and there' will.be JK« s»PP°Vt of. First Aid T George Frantt; assisted by Com- Trnlka bfid'G.reg-Prisco;. gold ar- for" applying, may be. obtained '.at •B-r-ii ';'' -'. '• Fellowship will meet at 7:45 p.m. 1 mittee Chairman' Warren Fair- row, Michael Pntrylow; Charles Case; Credits the Garwood Post Office or from a meeting of the Ladies'. Aid So-, ,i nctivitios and the annual Trnlka, .William -R'usricll and Johh .' Choir'rehearsals- w.ill be held to>< cldty at 1:30 p.m. nbxt Thursday.* llSmas party for local children, banks presented the ' following Shoplifter Found night ais • follows: Junior Choir, 7 the /Second United States 'Civil • : '- V • awards: • !-;' . . • • „ [ '•• Sabolchick; bear badge, and gold Service Region, Federal Building, arrowjV'Jerry Bresnahan and Irvln TV Training ,o'clock; Youth Choir, 7:'3O, 'arid •Christopher Street, New York 14, • Webelos badge; Stanley Wnlen- Guilty by Bruder Methodist Ch6ir,- 8 6'cloOk. , BOBiOUGH OF KENILWdRTH n^.î"'- Wolo.sky; • silver c'lrrow, Richprd;] KENILWORTH -^- For a maii jjew York. Applications .will b.e : • sky; webelos . denner stripe; Bill Boy Scoyt Troop 82 will' convene - ' • -" .NOTICE ' . •• Dances a* Flagship ' Lyons.. who gpt his'la\v. training on televlr accepted untH the needs of theTake notice that application has been vnnev Jo Humenik, daughter, of Gerharf, 'webelos assistant denntfr At Court Session at X p.m. tomprj;ow; and there wiH -s made to- the Mayor and' Council of tho ——The^paek—was—reeharteredr-for- sion,—JHarold—B 6 s t i c k-6f " Eastr] service are -met.•;• , -'---•'--•-.-- •.. Borough-oLKenllvvorth, N. J., to trans- imeiicoimcilman'and Mrs. Jos- • • .• . be~a.~meetihg7"of^ thet:visitation •or to Walter Andrew rWfillIey, "trading Boston .;.-7.'.v.«Oc "imeL-V--—-^"--of 601" Center /—• - MAYFAIR v star, William Johnstone; one year, and a subscription gift Orange made out all right'; in' Maple Inn', for premises' located at 6.1-year-old Ettori * Manna, was evangelism - teams in .the church 129 Mohroo Avenue, Kenilworth, N. J., bear badger George-Tnppe; bear of "Boy's.- Life.", was give'n to each 1 Detroit ...... 9Oc ' performed a tap dance found guilty of shoplifting wherj In Municipal Court, on Monday "at-9 p.m.. -•'•-<-•— ••.-•• '.• '• '••' Endorse Candidacy he Plenary Retail Consumption license- No. C-5, heretofore Issued to Alfred Carl From Bomlon »Itar 8 PM »nd 't.thp supper houi;;en-. Meeting at 8 p.m.' Monday will IMtlJ^JTtH t 4ZR MqB Abramson, Donald Brown and | ,,nm VnrW In Mnnicinnl.- CoiirtF A puppei t show by. Den. 1 HK3 F[won«tg~btrfonr ttac*tr*er-wu beTV: tKe - "commffte '- .' mrr~3rKr«~«:rY—ne m 6^ roo.Avonui),'Kenil worth, .M--J-, , , „„„ I Ham Bruder .in Municipal'. Court :k.» hy rion ^ wpro-.prcsfmto(l nn Walter Andre\y y/JiMay retldeal at 922 / .. -Robert "Kateer?. rilVor • arrows, liam Brudeg.-Mr. Bostick-defend-. rft\i\ Announcement ;„{• 'Hagship, Union, She- on Monday c\ the i iuly ioi^ tnxr Pto-riv Lewis Boright, • Gronv-ille Lyons, ,. The complaint 'was .made by the month's, .theme, "Under • the je d himseli against a charge of dis- gr.bunds comimit.teje. Monthly ses- •was made by a group of" local Objections, If any, should be made Im- mediately In writing to Philip J. -MqGcv- IS.- 'Knights of'- f5oiumbus. and Stephen Terjeck. • Also, wolf Jack Kaufelt-of the Mayfair Mar- Soa." orderly, conduct and attempted to sion of the Women's Society ofresidents, this week'of their-en- nn, Clerk qf the Borough of Kenilworth, badge:- Robert' Redmer, Daniel kets, Boulevard. Mr.'Marvna plead*- Den 6 received the.'. "Cubby" prove his cornplaint of assault. He .Christian Service will' be Held at dorsement ' of the candidacy of Ni-.J, , • • .,; -•••: ...... - '-: STOP Drive Sucess :-"•! Negola, Edward Korecky,and.Rob- ed not guilty. He was- fined $10 award for highest attendance of broke even as Magistrate Bruder 8 p.m,. Tuesday j and hM^^dit former Assembly woman! Irene T. . WALTER AND5«BW WHITLEY Despite'" inclement, weather,. the ert Wilken. Bobcat pins: Kenneth- parents and cubs.. Honor cubs :for Men will meet at 8 p.m*. Wednes-i Griffin of .Westfield for Republican ' - MZ East Grand Street i 'scrap drive conducted by and $4; .- ••; dismissed both charges, • ' Elljtuboth, N.-J. 4-5 Joharinsen, Raymond Gershon,. He was charged with taking the. month were: Den .1, Albert Mr; Bostick; a. former employe day. nomination for representative of. Inembers of the Civil Defense ,P6i Frank Johdos Jr., Douglas Staiger, several cans of sardines. , Miller; Den 2, John Zeszotarski; of Reduction and' Refining' Com- the Sixth Congressional District V. Whw WiVth filonn Hill nnrl -In'-other oason, Den • .3, . Richard Lyons; Den' 4,nanvV Boulevard, filed a complaint Registration Rally ' "because of her outstanding qual- BOROUGH OF GARWOOD James Golden. ••"..• 1 Matthcw Boyian; Den 5, Kicnard Al-il>nln« liii \irnc iiccniilipH on .Tan-1 • • • .T~.. .-.....•. TZ "ZTTTTT —1 ifiuationi •' eduootion, corvicc, e. nie of 217 North Ninth street was claiming he was (Continued Jttm Baae 1) rnk'p notice that application has been- ' Mrs. Sally Staiger, Mrs. Mar- Cnponetti, and Don C, Richard perience,. .sincerity, honesty and WEST FIELD '*..( J Mayor and Council of the fined $14 for driving ah unregi- uary 3 ;by Lloyd Lasdon of: Scars- FOR 10 BOYS.— AGES 0-12 d are being made to "Ihe. outfield at leadership." • ' . • i"' n',,h o Cnrwood/N. J..to transfer guerite Gershon and Mrs-. Violet stered' ''vehicle on the Garden Basta. •: • ' . dale, N. Y., a p'artner of Reduction UnreglmeiYtcd.- Jndlvldual attention, WESTFIELB 2-1288 f olm P. Setxnm.. trading. n« •Tony1* Hoke were ^welcomed ns new den the league's Bell Stadium on 'Signing the endorsement state- '• .m for prcmlGes- Ideated at 20 North State Parkway. and Refining..Mr. Lasdon filed the North avenue.' ". ' .-,'•• ment" were: Former- Councilrna°n •Home ntmospherol Ideal for' flrst, •" V r.-irwood. N.J-. the Plenary Hc- mothers. Cubmaster Frank 'an- "A charge of driving while.-on charge- of disorderly c o n d U c.t TODAY - FRI. - SAT. •'siMiiptibn License, No. C-St hereto- g Auxiliary : Any boyvvho will not attain the Albert Brittain, Miss' Marie De- ; :ciii'd to tlicrp'robatldnarll y hb Dtk" age of I3~yeai'sjb(iiolre'*wugusir'i l-i ?." ; .. . date is Saturday, and cwte partici- ,.'. .The trial lastQd - for. about two ; gepn Tuddle of Westfield was dis- is' eligible for active membership ley iFerrellv Mrs. Doris C.oiweli- af255 Newark t UM;.-:.'. q Names Chairmen |-nnri n'hfilf/hours. tennis. 4-8 weeks, Season $2?0. Folder. missed by: Magistrate' Bruder on KENILWORTH •— Mrs. "PerifT :in-thfrLittle-Leaguo.-Dates-of birth Mann^ "JHerman ^J; • Steffen, - Mrs. church at 6. p.m. • • the recommendation"'of State of candidates shall be certified by H«len Mayer, Mrs; Thomas Nor- Watson, president-elect, has ' ap- "FOREVER DARLING' k Gar- • ' Each . den had a craft display Trooper Eberhardt.- Trooper Eber- Rehearsals Underway birth or baptismal certificates pre- ton, former Councilman Edward • .. Lebanon, N. 3T, llamis]"c'''''' ' of following the. theme of the month pointed chairmen f6r"the-LadiosJ Or phohe I.ooal Htprmentatlve $$£ hardt told ,the court'the actual sented ' to league;' officials" pribr to F. Sanders, and Mrs. Gladys. M N Auxiliai'y of Kenilvyorth Post 2230, """•• 4§HNP.SEL AM, .' "Bottom of-the Sen,"-and the-cubs proof that Mr. Tattle was on the the first regularly scheduled game Steffen. ":•.'"•*:, ;.•' CB G-4I5d Z were treated to the film "Rendez- Veterans of Fdreign Wars.. , v. KENILWORTH=-AU^the' talent 2ri5 Nework Avenue, probationary list was noi avail- They are: Membership; Mrs. of the season. <. HIT N6. 2 — Union, N. J..- 4-B vous' in the Reef". Attendance able although he h'ad made sev- for the variety show To~~be~-lxgld^ -" Opening date is May 13, when Vicior 'Maiure '. banner was won by Den 7. eral trips' to Trenton in an effort Ernestine Marino; national home, May: 18 and 1,9 by the. K-Teeh ~there_will be a double 'header — Pocono Crest Camps BOROUGH OF lity Meats Mrs. Vilma Reuter; hospital, Mrsi i • Mrs. Fay Cerillo, Den' 8, was to_jobtaln the evidence. Club. Will, be from Kenilworth or ACOA~>s>JFibi>s>JFibi o, and PAL vs. CHtCKACUUKI Ur HOV« THE LAST FRONTIER' Theresa ~ NAWAKW* «M OIRLS GARWOOD assisted by Cub mothers in serving On a'(charge by Patrolman Gar- Sorioco — atBpl d I 31>t Season. AloD th» rocbhoi. tako. CinemaScope and Color refreshments. landFrle?er, Margaret Capecc of Mrs." Myrtle Rehearsals have been held for I Balanced proijtam oJ sportj and NOTICE OF service, Mrs; Joyce Venezia; legi- several weeks in . the Harding Rosclle Park vVas fined' $1.4 on a siation, Mrs! Irene Prusak;^ Arneri- New:Clerfc- '-V •.^S Primary as seen in LIVING School auditorium.. Pete Palidoro Phone No. CH 6-9779 fetJN. - MOM. - TUES. AND ; , charge of careless driving; Louis cnrilsm, Mrs. Doris Bender;, civil 1 McCoy Quits Tomback of 1587 Springfield ave- is in charge of.arrangements and- • • • • • (ConttntieA trim^ge-iy ; • M KJAltY 1 P.M. . ..I ' defense, Mrs. Phyllis .Reuter, and Charles Ingra' is adult adviser. •, Borough Hall tonight of the', com- CONTINUOUS SAT. - SUN. - HOli. . v SHossana Podesta- General Election nue, Cranfprd, was flood $9 forpublicity, Mrs. Marino. v i In pursuance of the provisions of an CDTinancePbst speeding on thq Boulevard, oh a mittee in charge of arrangements Sir Cedrick Hardwicke ' Krt entitled "Ah Act to- Regulnte Elec- vt Mrs. Watson will be inducted NOW thru TUJEiS.—A|>a. Tltlc-10, Revised Stntutes of New FRESHER-BY-FAR" FRUITS «t VEGETABLES KENILWORTH Councilman charge by Patrolman Frjezer. BOROUGH OF " for the-testimonial dinner in honor Box Office Open Dally and Sun, W . and the amendments'and supple- John McCoy has resigned as chair- as president at a-joint installation pf Mr. MeManus to .be held at 10 A.M. to 10 ,P.M. "THE MAN WITH "HELEN OF TROY iciils thL-reto. , TENDER, FLAVORABLE, JUICY, QFG TOP OUALITY man of the finance committee of ceremony with the post on April the Cranwood on April 19. , NOTICE , - . m>^r^^ ^~ FIRM SLICING; RED LUSCIOUS KENILWORTH THE GOLDEN ARM" ' CinomaScope and Color i hereby qiven that the District Election the Civil Dofense Council... , •2r"ar^n5jnT"aT"tiTe"Kenil\Vorth- Serving pn^tte~TroTnrrd"ttfee~arc-| jHmlft-liv-ajid fnr the—BoroughL-Of_Gafc_ EasteriBgg Hunt Veterans' .Geatcr^. Mrs. Dorothy — also — • - • Cood will s|t at tho places hereinafter i'V->' •' Mr, McCoy resigned irom the Mayor Severage, all jriembers of PL AYBOtfS E iesiunnted on - . . financial p o s i t i o n. upon being Smolar, past.president, will be in- Primary the- Borough Council anxL former . MUlburn, N.. J. "AT GUNPOINT" 1 TI liSUAY, APRIL 1V10IHI .'.'. Attracts 200 Frank Currlnrton, Director Bill Williams . n named to 'Borough Council by stalling officer and Mrs. Lena AND J Mayofs Burton E." Dickerman,' L. li'lueen' the Hours of 7:00_A,Mj__? d KENILWORTH — Approxim- AND r THE NEW MUSICAL SEASON |oo P.M., Eastern Standard Time, for TOMATOES Mayor Walter E. Boright and con-ately 2()0 children took part in the Vinella will be installing conduc- General Election Thomas- Daub, Janies T. Leonard SAT. MAT. — APR. 7|h "WIRE TAPPERS' ie,, purpose of conducting a v tress. ' In pursuance' of the. provisions of an and Louis J.. Fontenelli, Mrs; Ried- NOW—TKIES. ih»u SAT.. '8:30 ! . firmed unanimously by Borough Easter egg hunt held by the KJen- Act entitled "AnAn" AcActt' to Regulate EElec- Sponsored .By V.I.A. • . Primary Election m - Council. Billy Emmgrt was named^ iCliAi N tions,"ti" . TitlTitl e 1818, ReviseRidd StatutesSttutes , of NeNew er' is secretary. ••' ^ '•'""'. StIN. 8:00—MATS. THtfR Jnr Ihn1 nomination of cnndldates on the Jdhlrtlmdupple A0 "MA and PA KETTLE ONE BIG WEEK It'P.ubliciin uoltet and the. nomlnqtionof -ttr-sttcceed-r-Mr.—Mceoy—who—wi-ll- "''" titfet™: tli«? pe'rngcratlc7tlckpti7to""'lie*' .MttWLAJlA itstj'r? cbhtihue"as~ deputy "CD director' presented to police headquartersi.'or from HfsTl IB heroby given that the District election iieder. or-.any. member of tEa-com- . ,.. -.'...• —; plus ;& ion to lie held on Tuesday, November and head of the fire reserves. winners' Jn- varloifel categories. To Wed tipple Bbnrds In and for the BoTouBh W Kenll- Academy Award Winner , 1950. as liert'ir]after listed, and for the • , Mr. McCoy said he will continue WinnerT" inctu'êd: Youngest ' KENILWORTH--Mr. and Mrs.woi-tli will fit at the places hereinafter Vnitteie. Mrs. Rieder requests that 'THE GOLDEN BLADE' U-rtioi) of two members, one rnati and —-$itiart"~~ designated on all ticket returns be made by next •lie woman, of the Local-' County Com- FRESH DELIdOUS to spend as much time as possible baby present, John- O'Brien; gold Robert Spicer of 13 North Thir- APRIL 17, 1.958 _.i._ . By Rlebum. Hodtf^rs Anna Magnani smee of the Republican Party from each •if-. ***Lk rf^ :&•$.•' TUESDAY •lw-tion district, '.totaling 8 members in Ijolwacivthe" hours oi TtOO A.'M. »hd .8:00 Thursday.' : . : . . • . and Oscar Hnnjmeruteln 2d Burl Lancaster.' 1 'enseâctMties,,;,..,,,,,. II -ttir a le^p of one year ajid twovwerri- "Guys & Dolls' ~^~-'— • — •••— ""UaftWfli'iiw gTARTS wiBD., APR. iuh wmir&ammnxeeToiTncrTJemo MCL discussed plans for the May Daymost eggs, Karen DelTufo,: LaLrd Barbara.Ann Spicer, to Walter D. BEKXEL vatic Party from each election district Bl^fKh Primary Election •ii.ilmi; n mpmhpr» In nil,, fnr a , term y^ (or tho nomination o£ cnn'tlldntes on the •I one year, nnd at the Said Primary tor, said the test will, include in- Bbylan,: EiKiiri KelTerman' rand ter Epple of 9-1 Park drive. Republican ticket and the nomination of — plus —-•••• :iectlon the following delegates will be cidents-to_test-the_efClciency,_of_Loj^ candidate!) on the Democratic tlfckct to be liitid to the National Convention of rraicr Arnold Lehnhofl. • lJBhdtlJ votcd--upon..aLthevonsulng_GsneralJEleejL T'1ME TO GO i'TOREVER DARLING" "LAbY GODIVA" hi- lU'publlean Party: • "GUYS and DOLLS" • cal CD .units. , . . Winners in the egg race were Dayton Regional High. School, tlon.to be held on-Tuesday, November uiitlarBC, 0, 1050, as hereinafter listed, nnd for- the Alternate DeleRates-at-larcc. j lb. at the - Duties 'for CD wardens also Bonnie Volpe. Jeffrey Redmer, Spring-field, ' Miss Spicqr is em- election of. two momberni One man and District Delt'datcs. Robert Lehnhoff' and Fredc-rleka one woman, of the LocuV County Com1- Aitcrnati' District Delegates, ' PLAINFIELD STRAND •were /Considered; at the meicting. ployed' by Rêlâble Fuel Oil Sup-mittee of the Republican Pnrty from each uul ' the • ful luwing delcaates will be Greenhouse. '•..'-. ply, Inc., Cranford, and Mr. Epple electiondistrictelection'district, totaling 100 memberemejj in AN tASl'tKN MANAGtMiNT OUTDOOR-IHIATRE ti'd.lo ihp^ National Convention of -Jtrlly bettn nil fnr n t««-ED QFG TOP QUALITY-MILK FED ' - . April 23' -in the Harding School and the following delegates will be X . Ilorourh Hall' ployment insurance wore turned y»ar, as dujrlnj the summer» or th« elected to tho National .Convention of p Garwood, N, J. auditorium. She succeeds Mrs. tirtolst season. , / the Democratic Party: "HELEN OF TROY ' any lime betweon Wednesday, April Fresh Ground Beef 3 85c Rib Veal Chops 59c Howard Murphy. • ' . down pending a decision whether Dolegntes-at-largo. In Our Book, There Ifn Ttohnleolor and OlnciVlaScope Cinemascope Spcctaculnr Based on. «- H>5I> iind Thursday, September 27. Alternate Oelogatcs-at-large. " -Frail MacMURKAV QFG TOP QUALITY-ANUTRlflOUS, FLAVORFUL' ' ' QFG TOP QUALITY-NUTRITIOUS, SLICED ; ' '. 10 39 they were involved, in. -a labor dis- Greek Legend. »ti. cm whieh latter date the registration Others to be installed include: 1 District Delegates. ' Dorothy MALONE *HI be closed until aiter tho Mrs. Alfred Beale, f|rst vice-pres- pute. An appeal to this decision BOKOUGH OB KENILWORTH Alternate District Delegates. Are Two Answers ,.v./ Edmund GWKNN ' ' WILDFIRE —..iiumi; General Election on Tues- IROrOHKI) OUDlM/VNCOKDIMANCGE NO>)O.. SfSO-1l ; NOTICE "At GUNPOINT" •'•• Mn.i-mbei- a. 1050,. and •/ Boneless Veal Stew 39c Fresh Beef Liver Visit MAYFAIR'S GARDEN CENTER-1 stop here meets ALL your needs from tools to seeds ident; Edwin W. Kraus, superin- has-been filed. AN ORDINANCE To Provide lor Thois hereby given that ttuallfied voters of "IT'S A DOG'S LIFE" • •l NOTICE ~terfdBnt~of—scnoalsT—second—viee^- GdirÊlnBLltaprowMnGTudinirÊavlnB-HncLlta t »X thu Borough of Kenilworth not already hereby Riven that the District Election North 14tn Street -Betwet-n theNouy ri'Krsterod "In aald~BpTOUgh~undeir-the ., How-can_yj3iL.fight.itgainst. S ' SUNDAV Excellent story about ndofi's lifo .'••rdi m and for the .Borough of Garv president; Mrs.. Henry' Patrylow, Sidt? of Monroe. Avenue itntla Lino Drawn lawa of Now Jersey soVormng permanent 2 — Color - C'Scop^ Hits — -i SAT. — Special Kiddie Malihoo •'""il will sit nl the, ploocs hereinafter Local Towns Approximately. 227 Feet South from_and registration may regltstcf with the PHONE CR 6-0080 fire losses? One, practice Alan tADO - Etl'.i-. 6. KOUJN8ON i-MKnalird on ' • ' treasurer; Mrs. William C. Smith,/ Parnllnl. wKh The SouUjurly Side of Borough Clerk of tho said Borough of / [•(->' Extra Cartoons, Comedies and Tl'KSI>AY,-»WVVBMffltH_4U TOKO secretary: arid Mrs. John (Continue! pom pane Lafayette Avenue, 'a Distance of Approx- Kenilworth at his oKloe - hl Ol rs for a taxL It's thft «afe. convisn- fire prevention. Two, be "HELL ON '. Race Reels Addftd to This •M'F" \ ' " '- °- 7:00 Ay.M.ii

^.section".'i; .xiijitJSbrih Uth Sttctft.bc=;! t65fl, .on ..jvbfch latter dot* I.flre.insuranceSSe"e..usItibw... next school year- hav.e already twecn tho noi-therly.side of Monroo Aye- . Xlon books will bo"cloljod until after'toe' ^mres nue and a lino drnWn npproidrmilely,227.! torthcomlnBÔBaofnl. JUeption 6i> ywt- Deal ARONAZ ' Lucille BAH. by /Veterans '" Been adopted.' foet South from and .parallel v(lth' -the ' day, November 6, 1DS6, and" ''"' ' '• •'- ' ^GENTLEMEN |Jn"ilden'tiiil Electors. southerly tide. of Lafnyctto Avonuc for NOTICE "F6REVER DARLING" A Moinbci-'brihe *Hoi1so' 6*1?cpresen- ffi®S — K EN IL W O R T H — A leap | The money will be distributed Is hereby (Îvqn thnt tho PJatHct Elcctlott MARRY BRUNRtTES' om the Sixth Congressional Ols bnNtjvembcr h anct^SGÎvîus,?? TV stars "in comedy riot ' year dance will^be^Kiijôri • AprtT width of 22' foot with n'fl Inch bflso" worth will-sit at the places" hereinafter 14 at the Kenilworth Veterans' The legislation,also provides for covivse and n surface course of bitum- designated on Incorporated: EXTRA -^SUNDAY — 6:45 O)iy MADISON A County eierk-iFull term). inous concrete 3 inches thick. TUESDAY, NOVEMBEtt «, \6M A1 Sheriff iFull termi. Center- by Kenilworth Post 2230, loans to local districts unable to Section 2: That all work incidental between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 CARTOONORAMA 'THE LAST FRONTIER' ™-'. Members of the Board of Chosen Veterans of Foreign Wars.. sell thfeir school bonds at reason- thereto bo done in accordance with the P.M., Eastern Standard. Time, for the Now Located At Where survival was the only law •'i-hnldiTs iThreo-yenr terms). '• •• plans nnd specifications (or said work purpose of conducting a All, Technicolor Prorram ri'e Cormiers .IThrec-year terms). Bob Hamilton and his orchestra able rates. This provision, how- repnred by the Qorouiih Engineer of the . y?J: IFv'M term — ytwtwoo years). ever, probably will not be needed Sorouah of Kenilworth. 113 Miln St. CHILPREM ALWAYS FREE! J T i) Members pf BorouK hyears) Counci, l Midget Pork Roll. IIMVTS. v-4n--«»»y« p Skipiiy Peaniit Butter "«-i» will play for- dancing. Past Com- Section 3: That all necessary oxcava- General Election <> Mb l C —mnnHnE_RanL-7.pivin IQ rhftlrwinn hy nrcn school districts. tlmm ri»ai»tiinn ;if manholes, drainage £ vote upon candidates for the following |t-|l term .— three years!. ' connections Incidental and necessary for ->«icei! • Tel. CR 6-2474 I hollowiriK is a Hat of the Polling Plnccs the improvement and construction of tho Presidential Electors. 4i)u F> 8 t ra foregoing! work; shall bo dono pursuant A Member of tho House of Hopresonta- Î,V?,7"."-"I elect'a" dlntrlctit-nf the to the plans and specifications and under tivoa from the Sixth Congressional Dis- 5Hcedliverwursf^"» ^ "'- ^'' s 29' I Blue Ribbon Wax Paper 2 "»29' tho direction of and according to the trict. iDisukt — Borough Hall. Center quantities prescribed by tho Borough A State Senator (Unexplrod term). Just Phone 12nd District - WashlnBton Sohool, Kant THINK OF U"S Engineer. " A County Clertt OTuU tormwk Section 4: The estimated coat to be A Sheriff (Pull term). ^W ^ District—Pranklln School. Walmit pnld for nnld Improvement Is the sum Thrco Members of the Board of Chosen f j •* L » i ex i n.jE-'l bromeelciry Cake Mixes Freeholders (Three-year terms). — Lincoln School, Second of $13,500.00, nnd thecu la. hereby ap- '•) I • propriated (or said improvement the said Three Coroners (Thrce-yenr terms). •'I'll''-'-• S'• '' Two Members of Borough Council CHECK YOUR CHEST Liquors r,™ OF »OUNBABIES OV mm of $12,500.00, which said turn shall Grand Duchess Beef Steoks'^S j ^ ^ j H CR 6-9781 EIECTI Pwe a B e y mmw WHEN YOU NEED FERTILIZER be paid in the following manner. (Full term —• throe years). Mln °N /PlSTBItVT8 !^!î tal The sum of S13.500.00 shall be .The following is a list of Polling Placet IT TAKES ONLY A MINUTE i, *»« I" a description of the varl- paid from the capital Improvement fund In tha various election districts of the l un Diatrl • WE WILL DELJVER TO YOUR HOME •' from an appropriation heretofore made Borough of Kenllworth: fir*o"| .' <^ o' the BorouKh of '" 1 Al) that portion of the Bor- In ri budget heretofore adopted. flm l :District—Harding School, Boule- Section 5: A sum equivalent to 00%vard. t Garwood lylnc BOuth of the line Campbell's Oyster Soup - 31 White Rose Green Beans 2 cost 'and In no ovent to. exceed a tontri- Second District—Fire House, Washing- Wednesday, April 11 — 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. AvI" Rallroad B"d north of i 4- LIME -50 1b. Bag '. : ',' $ .50 bution of 810,000.00. shall be provided ton Avenue. FREE DELIVERY by thu State vl N6W-Janwy- T nl and from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. I Dhlru-i •>. All that portion of the Bor- c 3 2.50 of tho cost of stato apprqvod Items nl Center, South 21st Street, i-G^wtiHd-lytne-Boatii of the-UnF : 5.10-5—80 lb. Bag . and to contribute to the cost of said Im- Fourth District — Konilworth Veter- Harding School, Kenilworth, Adults only, Cost $1.50 Keehler's ninnamon Crisp ^ 39 5 \; ans' Center, South 31st Street. Central Rnllrbad and south of 4.25 provement. Avenue. LtPTON PEAT MOSS—Handy Bale Section G: This Improvement Is under- Fifth DlBtrict — McKlnloy School, in cooperation with Burry's Moonlight Mallows >*• 33^ token as a general or public Improve- Boulevard. 1" 3.- wnoAll d thalylnt portio nortnh of the llnBoro - lltlwr "' C •>' CHICKEN NOODLE or < BEEF VEGETABLE SUPER BALE 4.95 ment and no pirrt of the cost thereof shall DKatttll'TION Of HOUKDARIE8 OF LIQUOR NEEDS lrul Ral Open Late! ELECTION IJI8TR1CT8 . Union County Tubereulosit League & Cranford -Board of Health |li,«t " ln>ne/rry A Complete Line ol Ujoad and east of Cedar Mon* to Fri. 6REEN PEA 31c GOLDEN VIGORO— 50 lb. bag. 3.75; ward tho cotil of ttuid improvement uhull FIRST DISTRICT:' All that portion of Burry's Choc. Macaroons .. p>«-33« upon receipt of tiu' sarnc be returned to the Dorough North of the Kenilworth and from part of the ciip.ltal improvement Boulovard and West of North 14th StrMt. / A. T. MOSCA, We Carry a Complete Line of Patco Grass Seed fund. • SECOND DISTUICT: All that porUon ' Borouuh Clerk. O tlaltl* .ill M P«ltl* BEATS ANYTHING IN THE BQX Section 8: This Ordinance slmll take of- tho Borough North of Kenilworth • BE^RS ON ICE •\; I. I05G. 7 effect iminediately in thl* manner pro- ttoulevard and Qnltoplng Hill Road and SATURDAY-8 A.M. to 6 P.M. -East af-Notth-X4th_.Streot. ' IN KENILWORTH 9 bsl^vv", vided by law, - --• SAVE — also — •' THIRD DISTRICT: All that portion ot *. WINES • :• SCOICHES. JOY the liquid detergent '^ 32<_ r571 Nntlea the Borough bounded on the north by Free" fosy~ parking Public Notieo Is Hereby Olvon that the the Southerly aides of Kenilworth Boule- For FREE DELIVERY on NO SOAP GETS OUT MORE GRIMV DIRT - ~. .. t foreuolntf Ordinance was Introduced at a vurd and Gnlloplns Hill Road, on the • GINS *RYES Free Cheek Cashing Service PAST GROW mooting of tho Governing Body of the caBt by the Garden State Parkway on costs so little Borough of kenilworth on the 27th day tho south by the Northerly Bide of Quin- IVORY SNOW lar«.bo«31., . g--n, box 75c of March, 10M). It was then read for the tan Avenue, on the We«t by the Easterly WINES - LIQUORS - BEER — PARKING IN REAR — "i illJ.pkg. 4B lea Bags ,.,---.», ~ j^ A r* j Ders ei"* ^medv-k/ ^large^^s rrrrn DISTRICT: AII ui»t portion of Boulevard at 21st Street l alter 6 PM and Open Sunday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ordlnunce, POLLACK S FOOD MARKET nil 'lay Sunday. 3 min. matioa 488 BOULEVARD, KENILWORTH MEMBER OF TWIN COUNTY GROCERS 49 e lie Borough South of tha southerly tide By Order of tha Governing Body. rnu.,, IIK; j.-jj t included. rB>..r 340 North Av«. SUnset 9-1530 Garwood PHILIP OT. MOOEVNA, ot Kenilworth and Weit of South lilt St. KENILWORTH taxno 10• u8u HAMILTOnnmibiuNn ST.«•., ) BOUNuvunD> BROO.u,.K. All Price* Am Effective thru Saturday, April 7th 69c 49c IVORY SOAP 4L23<:3b.«26 2bars29< fiW'J Borough Clerk PHILIP 3. MeatiVNA, Withliigtdii Ave. and 20th St. — Kenilworth Dated: March 21. 1030. 4-R Qarbuth Cl*rtt , 1122 ELIZABETH AVENUE, ELIZABETH W. r«i»rv« thi right r« limit qu.ntlH**, NOH. Sold to DtiUn Dated: February 23. 1S38. | ' aJ^-4'Ai.^î,g^|gyi'-

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.. 7.• '•••""• "'/••' './ .' / .•- •• :••"•• .•/.'• :.-.s GRANTORD CIT12EN ANDk /jHRONICLE, THU[JRSDAYR , APRIL 5, •']•' • THE CRANFORb CITIZEN AND QHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 : . ' Page Four. Wirinerîn Girls Cage Leagues Recreation Softball i Many Out League to Organise Harris At a meeting next Thursday For Cougar "evenijag;1 the Township Recrea- Meets Chamia^ Marpqns tioh Comniitteo will brgnnizu the. - - The-playoffs, of; the- Gold Ball Basketbair'^c^gue get underway^J, ^^__ I'd '.Robri'uiion' Wonday evening at trie Cranford Hi,Kh ticnooi gyni; Track Lbngue for, the coming season. 1 ____^^_ 7 o'clock, the 400's take-on the Royals, > ,Th0 scholastic :baseBS]r seasbn gets uriaerWay on "Monday when IT quantity cari .win cHarhpT6n- ^The-session-will-bo-held-at-S—| he se"corid gahir^brTnBs"togetheTMaroons, reguiarseasbn^chdrhpionsr ThTaul Pngg ,ctjOft4-^hips,,. C.r a.nf'or d High S o'clock in the Municipal Build- fiinVt Clifford .Scjott'of feast Orahge/a.t. Memorial Field. should come up with y good track —teanw—interested—have— "• ' ' ' "••"••• • 'ri- ; '' ' -•• ' ' •' ' ". ••" ' • • '' ' ' • — of bad 'weatHer, Coach Buonaguro didn't get his boys record -again this season.- been requt'sted^by the league-to Harris.Limited, gained a'playoff until-Monday.- All pthe'r schools have'!run.into the same Coach J. Seth Weekley is-drill- - send representatives to \h(f meet- jerth'Monday, evening by defeat- •out ^he Cougars, got a1 -^-^ *—L_L.__'. ng his boys •ton the opening "meet ing. .•.•••' ••••'•.• ' njj the Blue'"Shirts,-47-41, in oy'er.- on April 17 .against- Ujiion.' Coach It's expected the. VFWV regii- Sosnowski because the cagers were ime. The Harris five outscored Of little value are silver and gold, The real measure of.our wealth the gym-ioV-^raoUce. s«s- Weekloy has a large number pi ^y season and playoff cham- lie Blue Shirts, 10'4. Murrayjhad For Sale Servicing /•• Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted — Female in. comparison'witi?.'love; that gift is how much"'we should be'worth or state, tournament play. "ettermen. returning as well .as pions, will enter again this year. CLASSIFIED RATES if. we, lost our money. . : / Scoring Gains Honor GETTING ENOUGH H.OT WATER? Lime /OMAN for general cleaning, Saturdays. in everyone's pow«r to. bestow. wrrfe. standouts trorq: the success- four points;for. the winners iri the LOWEST TRICES rn town on. p.Unt, CHANTORD REAL ESTATE BOARD More. honors for • Walt Sosnow- _ . IN'SEttTION — .1 MhU.'i ward,. uallpapcr, t;tnitu.s, walllcx, hardware scale femovud from para colls, tank- CRanford. 6-5:161} alter 8 p.m. • ' Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskcll ful indoor track team,. r, •. jxtra period and Ramsay, Davis 60 echtfc minimum. ' :'.' ' . -^ ;ind xlft iUrmKi.RIc selection, neforcôu less heaters. Work done In your own RICHARDS-SWACKHAMER, sk'l! -'. • ;'' . ... . ''. •. ' \ HEPKAT IKSKHTIONS (Con««ul*lvf • • bu.v -call* Connnpers Direct Supply • Co. home by specialist.. All, work cuaran- • "•-'• . 4 Alden Street '.- ^ . ENTA'L ASSIST ANT.in Wcstfield, High- 2^ Shown To- maintain the recent stand- ind. P. Sowa also scored field goals. , wt-ektlwUhout >roby.:ehlin^F«l — ? ti-cd. Schajblf Lime Scale Equipment •CR.6-1122 ..or. ' CR B-0476 School graduate, 'typing required,.short- ?.Mivof coaching, The, Ne\V Jersey Spo'rts Writers CRanfordj 6^0590. ..'•'/'. - if MULTIPLE LIST* VdUR P.ROPT.RTY hand .preferred. Write qualifications ards of Cranford teamb', this year's Zion Five cûtif K u-.ord, Ift .ecnU minimum. Co.. WEstfield- 2-4690. ' tf. •.Mrstinl at Cranford. Don Grew and Ron Whaley scored ADS SKT BY LINKS'— IJ trail V TWO REFRIGERATORS. '7 cu, it.; , WITH A MEMBfcH OS-THE Alpha •; de la Motle ..'. —.... CR 6-56*4 and phone number to Box. 924, care a tri d •squad will have to go air out. The. Association voted, hirrthe'.second -. llnr.. Adr-Wl In ripi; v'ltb blutilr , piece maple, liv.ini; room suite. All In Ruth Keve CR «-5172 .Citizen and Chronicle. , -. The k IW» PINE'NIGHT. TARLE. 2 dryi,-(nkt. douuh preferred, but not necessary.' Call In •'Murray was' the' big gun for the 1 . ford '8-3829. No Job too small. Estl-' county-track and field meet; which" • • .line*. • ._ • .. •••.•.'..'•'. person. Grills Silk and Cotton Shop, gimmick. Here's one with all the Stoppers puljed. ' . - ing -in-mejdern d&yv^baskctbali 'Is . •triiy. ctiot of ilruwerF,_blankpt chest, I'mam without obllgntlon. ' • tf ." Regional will be the scholastic Athletic- 'Association nârble top \vasti, stand,, framed fans', 130J£ast Broad-Street, Westfleld. , From .'nqw until the end pf April, lam offering- -^ shown in statistics on thcXranford they won for the past three year.$, Bowling winners with.: 19 points, -while CASH,- ChrcVi , »r Ktarnpn must «-. bl*;i>-s lamps, 2 piano stopU. CRanford 'foe thiis atternoonr-at Memorial basketball tournament. . •-.'•''' co,-oj>»n» • dvtrtlcinr ropy. Nol C-01B5. •:,. • '".•'•' • ..••JOHN.W-. HEINSr&'SON ' FOft CHOICE HOMES IN CRANFORD VPIST, accounting department. High School cagers released and. the' state relays! The: Cougars'- Zibii Lutheran of Rahway took Whaley led'the loser's attack- with rrii|*dhKlhIf.for rrrors Ib'adv takrn* BENDIX' AUTOMATIC WABHER SERV- .'.' Clerk, mall room. ' ' ' .^ Deluxpi. Triple .Channel Exiruded Combinatibn pfid weather? -permitting::'. -.. ICE. ' ALL WORK GUARANTEED. . REAL.- ESTATE and INSURANCE. AND VICINITY • , " by Goach .Bill Martin.. - . ^ will be unable to defend the Four- over first plpce. in the-Cran'itord'Iri-' 22'markers'. • ,,. / Gaining the top' sflot ove-r Sos- : by. l«ll;phft«<:v. . • '_ '- 0, W.J'LARTEYi Clianford 6-1715.. tf Clerk, accounts receivable.' ' •;•.. . Windows'; a . value pf ...... i.:....,... $195.00' ClilTo-rd Scott has been' one- of DEAUI.1NK »OH -COPY—M tiutiiiiyt' ' Secretary. ' In .25 games this past season, Spunty" Cbhie'rono'e.'.-crow'n'a's. that ..tor-Church, Bowling League on In the first game 'on the pro- —u. ^-jjjrjrnjsalo^Ti- -— Spftt —Levels—r—- .WHITE LABORATORIES^—. -~ •-.'. '•• 1 Full 1" Extruded .Combitiation' Door, Compleie•'••.- - ',w strongest baseball'schools in nowski was.Geoj'ge Ramming, who •t 10 AM, -'_,-• ••••-, | - . Call T gram, the 'Maroons rolled- to their Furrthhed Room' CRANFOnp REFRIGERATION SERVICE •-. • -Conventional Holies- . .. • • ~ "• ""vnlh. frame ana-AH'HairdwareT-Wind-Chain, — "Nhrtir^JerSdy- "'in' recenr-seasonsr rthe—Gougars'-scpred—1^602—points- leiigue—has-beeri'-disbanaed,-^How- Tuesday eveninc at • Eclio . Lanes, led' Union Hill to the Group' IV, onFrlKldiilre, Kclvlnntor; Groslcy, Cold • .Knot). Franie.'& Pneumatic Closer; a; _. for an average ot 64-points' per ever, thev%atchung ."Conference rtrrgrTtrFirl-lOth^trmghtr^tctoyyT-topping^-the ^^spoW_Noruc_a^-£,_ElarJ£l'.i-LCJianfor I. Harry It. Hclns _ Evcrard Kempshall *Thc East' Grange nine lost only title.. Ramming received, nine .votes 6-1715. •'. . ,. ' -XT] MacI n- value of ..:..(.; •• • '•"-. ••—. 81.00 game. It was- only.in the late'40"s has schedtihrd^jts first' annual meet Presbyterian. Southsiders,,- 66-45' Joe Lanza 17. North Ave.-, E.- CRanford 8-0777 "ANNE-MrO'BRIEN- 1 one gamp last year and that was For Sale ROOMS FOn.KKNT by day or week. \ Work •""""" " •/.•..'-..;^';.:.:^.;.-..;;;.;.'.;:$277.oo " that 30-20 scores were no ttoo un4 and Cranford hopes to-.stnrt-a-rie\tf-| scorer for the.Ma- to four for Sosnowski in .the poll. «*•' d—GONTIUA.GTO1L--UU1. fcstate > ' ftfid' In the opening game y^!g if J 1 Complete- ihstallod_and fully guaranteed in writing for 10 claimed a 5 4 wln winning 'stre.ak Jjf .-I -ropns With 15. markers, while John- Wp _y?iiouc!n r.' CRANFORD HOTEL. kinds of alterations, porchesh , etc. LLudd - TONTroU. -60 •Q'U r--tWG'H r-S--leavo- " » common. leaders are St. Paul's E&R I the. your 'sprrtfjcutinhi;. Infloor Jind out -wie. Sclbcrt, 3B8 Lincoln, Drive, Kenil- J5 Alden Street (2nd floor) your childrert in your home secure with the team's' nf j'.ny Piilncy with 14 nnd tinn Buck cause of the split, sites, for door Also drlvru-jvy lamps,,patio and COMF6nTAi3LY FURNISHED ,. ROOM worth. CRanford 6-0528. • ... ' CR 6-7777 • . •' mature woman sitter, experienced, un- •bin the' Cougars came back to win, Sosnowski. was Coach .WeoiUey has a une^group &amvood—and—Rtest—Me-thodist. tnid iiwirunnht t><"il' rnclosu're;u...ji. JSlan- near all transportation. ..Business man derstahdine with children, CRaiuord top. scorer with; 428 points for, an jjôf the Cranford Girls' Basketball League, sponsored by .the Town- _ Westfteld. Cranford Methodist II with 11 also were in double fig- state 1 •fi-3 CranforCra d ble,,w . d.- four-run of sprinterpt s returning i n ; seven divisions: this, year. Seven . • "enn; 24 'N'n.. Slit St. .- KenfluortTi. only}. 190- North' A«e., feast, CRanford Beautifully-'landKca-tied' pldt' 80x187 ft. Maray Wllnoti .'..;,.„... CR B-0434 6-7509. . - ' . 1 - 18.6 average. He took 313 shots ship .Recreation Committee,, are shown above: (1 to r) kneeling— defending- champions, are tied ures for the-winners. D.. Martin CKnnford 6rl45X. ' . ... '• • tf B-0880. •"- ' .. . ' • TRUCK CRANK and T.D-9 Bulldozer A veritable rose garden built' around a Edith, Rrarlck " CH 8-540B (You save $79.00) : ..',-. in thhe firsfirtt contest.tst;; bert,' ^red Jackson; Walt Keve> players were named in • the first masonry barbecue. The home is sparks . Loulaa Old .„ , CR 6-0751 RACTICAL NURSE wishes ' part-time fr'om-the-floor-'and-hlt-on-48;2-perr-| _\s, J09 North •pnrtatlonl . Chld lo CRfd ' '. Hefe's^ru-tip — don't wait.until the flies and mosquitoes ; line,. Walt hit on 126 out,-of .174 Schi'oeder. and TErlc .TarveTI' Keye, : ski gettiriiJ the most votes! They Union Avc. CRanford C-O0<10. tf li-3815. welcome. U. -dining rppm, large up-to-the minute are out, Look into .Jhe matter .today. My. phone - number. is rveterans as much as possible. That games out of first. ' for the Southsiders. were the only players.'named in ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING*— House- ktcntriJ.-cellar with recreation room and attempts for a 72,4 percent aver- Schroeder and Tarver Should'be The Royals, won their sixth game l;if->.V'.-'-.-i'.: wlrlnB,. jobblnt', fluorcsceut flxturet, a detached garage. Its'a real value-plus CRanford'6-7371. ' ' . • .... , • . ; means Ed Johnson will be the first : : Trinity Episcopal is in sixth the second poll. - . • • "•"INE PAINTS, colnls , ,'iild . I'lMlliell.' by lit.Sia.OOO. But ••qiilo.Uly, ' . ; — Pmiitinie- Decorating age. - . • '. • '• '; ' ' : - real standouts. - -' " '. Chemicate Palnl Works, 700 noulcvard, repair ill Help '• n - and Steve Zulick... anr' place, live- gahies off the •pace, of. the year by ripping the Clowns, \Apartments tor Kent Siineu..Sa'ni'ulllano. , 12 Myrtle Street. Tel. t. A. CRANE.— .Painting and Decorallng, M'N.POW-Q In—lii^ . fum-rVLMi—carmrr—Suy~ 'For the, 'distance events, Coach Sosnowski's sensational -vplay-' Kcnilworth', CRanford 0-18B6. ti CRanford. 6-9529. tf ivIACHINE SHOP TRAINEE ceoig Doney will (ill the secon 7y .uuruur, Sva 81- 4Q. Four-of tho-llve Royals play-; 1 FIVE-ROOM;- first-floor apartment; heat, i.PHJL P. HENEHAN:. •• M3 Walnut Avc, Tel. CRanford 6-09B9 Man for machine shop, bench Weekley has Steve! Ayre, -Leroy pace Uran'l'ord. tt>. Hit Giuup III—- _aOLLANT> WINDOW SHADES,.un.to. 31 all utilities < furnished, also enrage. , for. estimates. .. . ' tf work, some machine sho,p experience '-base and' shortstop positions; The nowski scored-.1,066 tallies to, be- "ipsori, Gene Griffiths, Bill Hett* games'behind in seventh position ers were in double' figures led by- Landscaped eroiinds. . Jennie Taylor, 25 ALDEN STREET CR 6-7933 crown; its first slate championship, • ..'lnc7ici.T~TBTi—ytror-i-oHerr~tl-29.- -Same IF- YOU-PLAN -TO-BU1LDOU1L, , repaiprr or mak-m'akee or'vocational school' training desired. other returnee is Walt Sosnowski come the .Highest scorer 'in .the Other sweeps were turned in by Con Staples'. 29 points, Kit Wade Broker, CRanford (MWVfS. - 7 tl"| altefatlnsncall-TlttlllT . JOHiJSEJOHiJSENN , 405 CCen- Day shift, opportunity for odvanct— man ariiv John Munday, leltermen, in 20- years. ':"'•'. ' • Day Scrvitfc: 3Clbnn^Lcv.ls Hardware, tral Avenue; CRanford 6rB548. •• tfHenry crentn^7nGR81098 pNIT-SGHKE it BLUNCK—•Palntors.a -mentT-SUr)C0t-a-U21 for intetyieaLjUit. who will patrol - centerfleld. . history of the school. He, hit for First Methodist over Calvary Luth- hit" for 22, Gleason forlS and.Bau- TIUIEE-ROOM CORNER APARTMENT, Naomaomi Menchan :. : GR'6r2062 Dpcoratbrs, 47 North 18th Street, Ken- Jim Curran, -Union-County -cross . AlUiouglv Sosnowski gained most \.. • 109 North' Union Ave. • o ti 1 |n pblntmcnt. . . if ; lfi Rihi H only .26 points as a freshman, eran and Temple- -Emsnu-El—p irian for_ 10,_ Denmanîedjlie^los^ •"!.-. -AM?' "."" .".'''! r .i y.tn»l>lp/' f"- onaldÔould ; ,,.••',••.,•.• , - CR 6-B«a^ ilworth, N. J. Telephone CRanford .Richie. Herrick., country- champion, and othls_puhli.dijLtiis_s£a^jri,iJjeJh^s - Letters — forms 1 added 185 as a sophomore, 427 as ei-'s attack with. 17 markers,.while — Booklets. 24 - hour service.. Free fc.sslnnal or business couple.,.C . riOOFING AND SIDING C and Jim. Rice,.make? dinfrwfre.s Westlleld over 'First Presbyterian been a- star- performer for .the past •— pfckriipând delivery, Call CRanforfi field 2r304l) or WEstfield 2-lflll-M. GUTTERS ti LEADERS Win(tr* GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING, 'Inside ; r ger, '-Sam Ayer, Bruce ..Bennett., Paul's Methodist, Comi)iunitj 4Q0's ;.. 2 . career, l>7 '- and C. W- Breneman - custom biindi;,.- Wanted To Buy Over 5,000 satisfied .customers. ! torlor Painting. Skilled mechanics. Per- and outside WEstnold 2-0228-Jl ./ voars' However P esswp scoring mark.. He ., .. .Royal* .....;;; 6 - 4 - .000 . 39c tq. ft'.' Cranford Upholstery Shop, SAY ~']!I::U,Q' 45 ercent Dan Berryr Stan Glgeekner, ihould be flowed onto I 2 130 of 297 shots,'while girls'Five. hit" on a-little- over 70 percent of •.'.'.. . • • •' . " .. tf tin Mathews, Richie! Luby; Bob wood' Presbyterian over Osceola iates'. Value: ' a • . pairing by recognized experts. Dud- »urfac«, with • brush thai boldi at There was lots of fun if "little his free tosses. ..: IW JOPSOIL", fill dirt, (ravel, crusned stbn«, kin Piano Co. (formerly .Cranford much material •• possibU without Lorigaker.'Herb Ehlder'and Richie Presbyterian "-'and Cranford Meth- cIffaw-ii~«lfrd~iiaHdrCill-8-U>-B—RAliway^ —Wanted-To-Rei -ASPHALT-DIU-VE\V-AXS,_crushcd_Htone, In_thls_4-bcdroom home, with the big. Piano Co.), Tuners and Rcbulldets, one or the outfielders.,when he's |."~' ! 1''' basketball in a . doubleheader In his freshman year, Sosnow- '7-7224.. ..'.'•' u fill dirt, driveways excavated. Front shade trees, "deep lot aritP modern fcn~! T437~North—Avenue—West—Westfleld drippintlonl ,- H,..^^^,^^-,-,^The.:eju:âbout.35boys:,ou.tfpr, , nett 51; Bob Hobbie, 93; Steve hnagol of Linden Presbyterian, 203 tied together, the varsity members iriftand dofensivejskill.. He always T V*N^ô>~GohcjaU-riursing™iUjltiyj : ^-4he3:vai->iLl.y^. and.,;4unioi'.. vai'sity,,.., . j ~ . | ' Lose Aces 5w~'-r.-;:i u ARPEs UCJS," 'u"sca~iilreiesmrarl podermicH, Maternal and Infant Care, . . . •"•"-.' " "•ptafntrff; J v Zu 1 ck 30 B found it difficult to move or fo Kltphen chairairs rocoverddrocoveroHV. "L' Laa Cll 6^0735 CW'^StJ?IJEl&Ri C— _Qther_jlc5nVg_ jiighest good condition. Room nlie» ,remnant>, Health Education.. The Visiting Nurse Excellent' workmanship. Freo cBlimatcs, Etta MlnetU' THE BENDER "HOLDING" CORPORA- LBiulc-I^Hwnda-is^thc-Ja.'HJge. .mpn- *.MI~J*»»-~«*~~* •tnlr and ball carpets, throw rugs, new "Can Help You. Nominal Fee. Tel. . pick-up and delivery. .Sperbcr's 1302 Sid Nunn ... CR 6-5487 through graduation, ^.Coach. Shi 'remnants and factory socoridu; Ellza- CRanford -6-0757, or consult Telephone TION, a corporation of tho State of New tnr. Tho jayveos also opcji Monday • Carol .Toirrier. was ""fife^^big' e... Siuyvesanl Ave., Union!' MUidoclc 0- Jersey, and ALBERT F. BENDER* Dave Ward, 2. •'. , . ' ... Goldblatt • is not too optimistic 205, and J, Sahodbs of Cranfor the season prevented him bcth Rue fcxchaniie,' 263 Morris Ave Directory. Hours • Dally except Sun- UU5. - • •-'-• . ' , • • .. Defcndnnts. asainst .Clifford. Scott. scorer for-the girls as she hit on Elizabeth., . .' ttf days and Holidays, 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 • By virtue of the above-stntcd Writ, to -CR 6 0200 IF YOU ARE. LOOKING for «a 3*bedroom ,home thnt is Late "in the season Mickeey (Tal.Tal- about the chances of this year's Alliance, 221- and 203. from making everybody's all-state P.M. . ' . - ' . , •'..••' « Sought hy Four Schools three consecutive foul throws. fljUjOS, MV* and used/ Pw^}*,^'Pjjj,' me directed, I-shall, expose for Sale by spacious, and; inviting . . . yet moderately Ipriced, we Dickisonand NffWnw Tennis team at .Cranford ' High . ' " w . i. teams.' BEHARDS PLUMBING AND HEATING. JJUNCAI.OVVS! Public Vcnduo at Ihc Coiurt House, In thr Dr. John B. ilfohnklns Memorial ! Muldrow moved up to thp vars'itj With the start of the scholastic baseball season only days 1—1—Zion .Lutheran. .' 54. ,3a Sandy Downing.and Barbara Mc- School.- f e 2—St. Paul's E&R 1 , 53 34 Govern each scored field goals and • A good student, Sosnowski looks Pumtf'Co*""Narfh'~Avonuo- at Railroad ford 6- ° ^ Watchung Conference seem: Methodist ' 53 :i+ forward to attend college in the Station/ Wcstflcld. WKatneld 2-8811.. $15,250—'3 bedrooms, oil heat, fireplace, o'clock In the afternoon of said, day' al p*iratiir ei, "ctirreHtaTTl* ,. 5: Curia. Cnstnlrin hii rlniilile cnftigc,_lQ0xl.il0_L9t. the.rightT, title and interest of the above- tit has a.friendly' living room, efficient kitchen and cheerful Charlie' Ray,- Pete Stevens, &ave itahIisd^3feiiSi£S£^^îi£^^^^^^^ en all legag l dcductlonH. Sustantial s;iv- LET US DO VOUR HOUSECLEANING. d TOTnX!rtfll "We In thei oft«n All four memfaej^pf the- conference (look forward to good seasons 0—Trinity JEplscopnl, ;...'. -4B' is Dartrhouth vvhrn-e Ho Wou Tho more that never fools you. lln u cfYcctcdfYtcd'' under lateslatest rulings. For Argonaut Household Services. Windows $151800--2 years old, 4 bedrooms, -til,e ing property, to wit: , Dunham 'and .Lee Ferguson 7—Colvdry Lutheran 411. 30 . ' The combination of Art Wcn'del- appointment call CRanford 6-0773. * tf. 1-JzsT ' ' - • - • Established since 1030. washed, floors waxed, walls washed, bath, •extra Uivatofy, attached garagu. All the following lots, tracts or parcel: Special features such as-the-big stone fireplace, lovely. Coach Goldblatt has 20 boys.out -and—improvemeii-t—evep—last-il : ^di 41 join Ed Hobbie, a star on the 1955 Woolens, cottons, rayons, ' dnipcrlca of land and premises, hereinafter mori AntatcUc, meaning th« ecetfn walsrt £iXP6 iTViinityTCtt?rfioa'isrrr-ir5— "5KT" ' attic, cellar, porch cleaned and garage. particularly described, situate, lying mv compiled. Because of bad weather. 10—St. Pmil's Luthornn 43 squa 3T 'Wîr-r^mlcrirr^rnr-trpp'er- t and bridal fabrics. A. lariic selection $16.800—8 years old, oil heat, copper corner windows and the longj low, rambler look of luxury »J the Antarctic, region tfcay •»?•«,. nn Tk * * for the squad and he expects to .44' Jeff duo, led the varsity point- nf remnanU of all kinds now on sale. Furniture pollsned, small paint jobs. plumbing, cxtrn lavatory, .attached gar- bcinc In the Township of Cranford, Coun Raselle has. the top battery Xin 11— First PreBbyterlim 1 42 .45 tenth of his class nnd last sum-' Estimates free. Prompt courteous are delightful "extras" sure to bring'pleasure to the home carry 10 of them.-Among those re- the teams have been slow in get-.j 12—Temple Beth-El 42 . makers with six points. Bruc,6 Store hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.mi • Rentals ni!«. • . . . ty of Union, and Slate of New Jersey. however, that lhes« water* do art lO KGlOlIt the conference in Ed Jones an\l 45 mer represented Cranford . High MIKE'S WOOUEN SHOP service. Marvin Whaley. WEstflcld BeinR known as Lots 202, 203, 204, 205, owner. - . . . . . uika • ' iwgrtptalcally dlitln*| ••» turning are Art Wendelken, hum ting their training underway and 13—St. Puul's E&R 2' '. 41 40 Bennett and Jim Curran combined » W. Main Street Round Brook, N. J RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS — 2-4374. . . . tf $17,900—Roosevelt School area, automatic 20fS, .207, 208, 200, 210, 211, 212, 21.1 INSURE Clarence "Tico" Davis. A. ffust-1. M^-Communlty Methodist ,1- 40 47 School at Boys' State at Rutgers Elliot 6-2330 • BanQuetb, w'eddincs, 'rcccptlQns, danp.os, he;it, fenced-in 87x103 lot,-s*econd floor 214, 215; 210, 221. 222. 223, 224, 225 The Cranford Riverside^ are "ber five man last year, Charlie early, season- games won't reveal J5—- Cranford Alllnnce .-. 3H 40 their talents tor four tallies, :..or.i!anl»iitlon mecllnBa. etc. Veterans ready for 2 more large bedrooms. 2211, 227, 228, 220, 230, 231, 232, -233, in TO BE SURE Complete plans .for this home . .-. newest addition to.our expected to rejoin the Union Coun- much'about the relative merits Of | bailer, Jones had. a 3-5 .record us fi—-Cranford Methodist 1 .... 37nlel—J.- •Bloolc--8;-aK.4ald.alo.wn-an_a_c'e[tatn_niBr Scher, Jim and Bill McAteer, Jim l\— Templa Emanu-El '..... 37'/i, 40V while Bob- Hobble . nnd" Karl SEWING MACHINES a freshman including a shutout and president of the junior class. Cllantoi'd «-B:i2."i. t.»i...f e^burn. , liclicencedd electricianlctiitan, 5 Burn- 518,000—4' bedrooms,'2 tiled baths one entitled, "Mnp of Section A, Crnnforc anH Ttnh Pnrp, lptfpr the teams. lllVOsceola- Presb;fteriari 35 52 Kinmer i!ot three points, Also In addition, Wall is an accom- liar New Machines .—• Hide Avc;, CRanford 6-5U00. tf with stall shower, Arvplncc, Walnut Estates, New Jersey, owned by Union available at our office. Let us show you this, and scores April 16. •playing—w-ith—the—varsity- -Avcntie-Hchooh-Iow— Uucou, LRnalt.v_Cmnni)ny'. made nnd surveyed b; - i • men.. John McQarthy, who played. Coach fa ul H.Uonaguro has two 20—Ylrst Presbyterian -2 55- Werej plished'accordion player, the regu- Mepiilrs AMERICAN-LEGION CASINO J. L. Bauer,- E.E., Elizabeth. New Jersey ~ofrother-moderni-professionally-planned-homo-dosignS-tho— At a league medting Monday, veterai) -pitqhers in Rich.,Herrick] county's leading) hitter last year Glenn Allinger and- Bill Rigfjs and Sewlni! CnurseR — CARPENTER - CS3NTHKCTOIT=i X3cToi3Bl'-2rlOWur-«-rricrr-mnrrJ\v.iia-nled-li Inr centerfi,elder for the baseball SmGEJQLSfWJ $10.500—3 first floor"bedrooms, 2 nTcy fcBEREMER: Summit Red Sox, and Hob"HotsijTCT. Av+Hvt4fl2n«irk0th&i(j*pftwo+Hrfl2p n I-Beb-Wanter—and—Dave^WaKi^ * D'anceH.' reccptlmis, dlnuers. _ Alterations and Repairs . finished 2nd floor rooiiis, 2 baths, delude the Recistcr's Office of Union Count; Kervico otters, It will give •you~lTT!nUh'c'B~iro~etiidy~nnd-— the squad. • •' . team last year when he nit wen »00 North Wood Avc. Liirdeni • mectinilin Uible Metal weather Stripping kitchen, oil hot water;heatr-70x-la2-lot. l-Noveinber-O.-lOlBas-F-ilc-Ua.—IB1XL 'formerly of the defunct Eacka- and Jim Rice, another lefty, who cecf h'urlers for the ffams live Ralph I The officials were Bea . Reeves Linden :i-«757 There is due approximately $70,860.21 -xxsrtvpmvor- wide—selection-of—fine—home—desi-gn-s—before— A. mo ng the ' newcomers wh Cdugar Ntoer and won a..lette.i" last fall in"cross' v is—moving—up--7f-rom—tho -jayveos. .Vacato_...ah.d..Pred Filsch. . Opcn'p'rlday evening 'Ul 0 p.m. FOUR BOWLING ALLEYS GEORGE R. NOBES •^Tlrlam Neville CR 8-2128 . and costs. have shown promise are'" ^^ __g Ultra Modern Kltchun '20 Burchlleld Ave. CRanford 6-6817 The Sheriff reserves the rlfiht to ad making that important building decision. Coach Virg Bork also has four country.- 7 r — Morrison and Bill Livingston, Also returning are Ed Johnson, • In the other • game/ the faculty ALUMINUM' WINDOWS, Triple Chunnel, journ tliis sale. hard-hitting first baseman;. and experienced infielders in Stu Po- Coach Martin -will find it dif- extruded alunmui'tn Combination Win* 22 Rlveiside Dr. CRanford 6-3043 G. E. HOWLAND — REALTOR ALEX CAMPBELL. league. The Cranford nine was The team is preparing for it Eyes Titles defeated a senior boys, team, 49- dbws and doors. 'Truly the CadtLlac QENERAL, CARPENTjlY and CABINET Kaufman and Kaufman, , Sheriff George. Doney, shortstop. gue, Jim Novack, Frank Blasco and ficult to replace him when Work. . RcpaliH, ullcratlona, additions, Attorneys. CARS not. represented at the session. If CoachNPaul Buonaguro can 44, in a hard struggle. Ernie Hob- class, priced In' (U your budKf't; fov , Open evenings . and Sundays opener against Jefferson of Eliza 1956-57 basketball 'HUlrs, dormci's, porches, recreation EDJ & CCftC CL-573 C 141 Attending the. meeting we.ro The Cougars will have, to find Reggie. Smith. However, he'needs come up witiv\a catcher, his Cran-. free dcinonslriillon and i-stitiutte call und attic rooms. Expertly done by both at the courts behind the high bie, freshman coach, and 'Bill around. •• '. • CR B-7:i71. Jay-nee \v/iid(AV CO., S3 r 13 EASTMAN St.' CRANFOIID 6-1)900 Fees; S30.24. . 4- representatives of Linden Buck- a catcher, a third baseman and two outfielders. ' •• ford High School baseball ' team Munsec Dnvc, Cranford. . tf Edward Dutiick, CUunlord 6-D4. )6. school on April"24. This'will be i 'Martin, had basketball coach, Used Cars for Sale eyes, defending champions, Eliza- outfielders, but Coach Buonaguro At Roselle Parkv Coach Herni Union- Middlesex Conference would be in the\ running for sev- paced the faculty with 18 and 19 'FORMICA MATERIAL at low prices. Ex- SEE OUR "OK" US-ICn CARS ELECTRICIANS. Houses ahd Carugcs beth Braves, playoff winner,'Eliz- has a good nucleus. Shaw has veteran hurlcrs. in Joeeral titles this, season. -'• • • points, respectively., . pert instructlnnb and Tnoasurini; wcrvuu' PAGE S. SECTION 4 new fixtures, rantfeB, match. Among the highlights o :—F-REET—{?uiu.mnum—Dmail Sunnlv Cn. - wired, outlets, ALL. IN FINE CONDITION and ready abeth A. A., Elizabethport Ques- ' At Scotch Plains; Couch Len Miraglia and John Contarino and Both the Watchung Conference The faculty got off to a fast mtisy-evrKvtiohEiv IN<3.— «lijr«riândntsainatulfiil,lZM this year's schedule ass twe CR 6-OSOO. ' U pha.ics of Induslrlal wirl,hg. P and M "for • you to OTOVL— iilf=»- tion Marks, Westfleld Hawks, Zanowicz has two good hurlers in three returning infieldbrs in Tom and Group III sectiortal title races start as Jim Avery, former Cran- •12II/NORTH AVE.; E. Elcelrlcnl/ Service, 24 MucArthur Avc.', matches-against—the-^-fac-ult-yr— Piamfleld Dreiers and Plainfleld John--Goji2ales_aacli^<>p,r^<;^h^wiri^Qpfiw|_.wnile_u^Jord-High-Star.and ia.vvee coach, FLOOR WAXER" delivered and picked WESTFIELD 2-.0220 Cltiinfoid 6-6130. '. tf COLONIALS — Coach Goldblatt- says his teanr up, $1.50. Wa.shlnc and-- pollsiuni!, $16,000 to $18,000- Blue Star j*iftjtoj the leading." moundsmen ''in . the Fred TIn thtV e outlleldtllpll , lloLto o early-to-pick-a' favoVlteA , for the andJ tlKUI hiVtU on th1 e enld tof iuid Iwfflnp pads Included- is untried but shows lprts of spiri has Ron Pundockd , Johhn WhWhitti - fastbreaks for a 4-0 lead. The Conhiuners Ulrcct Supply AND TpM" . It's expected games will • be county,, and Jack- Fowler.' Dave«| b annual Union County Conference ford floftfl tf 1947. HU1CK CONVERTiriLE, exiielleuf $16,500 \$w(Jcjwei^Shop ROOFING in early workouts. ' Eto -SieVert Al WitfiU —conrillKtm—r ldfl'llCR .__JN3IA1.I ,ED AND REPAIRED. Work F33^FiEenteniiial Avenue »;rir>r1stnp,:.and...ERte—-M.<1.t •to.umnm.ekU...A-_gpod.T.re.c6rd77fllso |4aculty held "the upper~-hand . ford S-OMIO. ' Riitti'antced. Hensonablc rales, TTuw •cgU1.4^Jy^Q7th^lCî3rgma^^rth.,;.in. peat moss, grass and u»ud TV scU. Tubes checked In ; lo._| — your- home. Ciill-FAnwood--2^+160-or Sftlii^}i iji|]T^t^|S| I-DODGE; ;: |Re%&^^ti#S€wiff^^5!^wtrictiife —:^^«binthhi>!^;.JL'e4it-îtililiâirii^ the.Sumro'rt- veterans -will-be -'in •'lh'e bestlpb- :"''R'ahway.' seetris,to..be• "th'.e pro-. " tpr. 290 "t3c'iThiiiVr"'Roadr-eRaVirol'd :-U~"- " olbi-r'-'feaiureti-nttlnetlvo' To ^VKi-'H'caf ! itr.— Gillette the-Biue'Raider's. 1 O41B-. - -. ....tf. buyer, JJest olTor. SUpsi't U-1055. FRANK A. LiQUOKE. (Lundscupc and 'sitron' -to-.-.-take eariy season-games. "season •'l'avoritei-in'both the 'Group baskets -in the .third', period -to- cut Uurdcnlnu nuunicnanco. ., Graduate.' ol 15 North Ave., E. Never-tlie-less, "it's still anybody's ,the^ faculty .lead. Don -McCord's nofti'iiers • nVlivelc'il, $2 10:iB OI.DSMOBILE, In perfect'inech'iih.i- 'liuluers school of landscape. 490 4th SEE THESE VALUES IlT'an'd XJhion County races, but all U pe softeners. c.il coiulltlun. 12 Crehceul Plftc-e, Cl'jin- . Ays.,.. Uiirwood'. SUn.set 0-1755. tf Marcucrite Rcarwln ••".....:..!;.™ CR 6-448b Many Other"Famoua wxMVi-i. -;-•". —--r--,---- -,-., d Service. Call CRanfuid ford. Evelyn Wndo „, CR 6-10J3 BELIVERY SERVICE wifhin one" polrvt oflTiie faculfy 3-20 llolon—Kafllo—mrom defending Group fll Utle"ho"lde*rY| your oeed» and JOHN (' RUSINI'AK Anita Schllllnscr seems to be in a rebuilding year, five. A beautiful hook shot by NOMATTO OHI.ON and n\lo'n redviecd, 11UII.D ' ALTER — REPAIR 9 CHEVROLETS 9 Organizing fllartin and duces by Hobbie and budget That Orion 50c. n\ Ion :i(k- (tunt-e. ainvle nock Free i^cs • llri'ezi'wuys - Cellai-s, Etc. OPEN WEEKENDS •' 235 N. Elmer St.. Westfleld, N. J. while Hillside shows signs of be- packs, and bulky sweater piieks, other AN ARMY MARCHES on Its tta Stli Goldblatt widened the faculty goatat knittlnu \.irn available. Taylorn Knit- XltllKJC PUPPIES, II we old. desire 111 No. 23rd-St., Kemlworlh ing a threat. For the state recogni- l ClUinford .11-2871 l YOIT eftjrtlll It k Two Divisions leacKagain. Four field goals by Bob IraQaMi tnoton and equlpmem, ting Shop, B Walnui Ave., Cninford. lisllnuUes Free IiiHiilInc, oil, , water, steel and tion, the Cougars must also beat WILLIAM L. llrrl u |o kect> up with the pise Peterson kept the seniors in the too. We'll gladly help you chootft COW in- HOUSE MANDHF-, lotted. Ell- Held 2-0020. T.lx-l'Oimi liiitlBe iHilorks- Inrtay. We have 9 in«» CMEVY8, For Minor Loop out Westfleld, Springfield Region- rlcli fluwer. brc'H, ruses.. uarclriiH, rlu>- to Bruokslclc Seriool, Dead-End Street. game iW the final frame. tEe right dndiMidrons Top soil. $.r» (lellviTeci I'UPPHCS. ciulit wi-eks nld. piiper trained- Lost 1st Kluor—Living room with nrepliicc, -The minor le —Otlmr Tuluyers for the faeuliy-4rr»- Cllestnul Farms, MUidock Il-IIIBB. Nice peft. SUnsel U-07IIH. laruc clinlni> room, tile, kitchen, tavu- ford Boy.s' Baseball Leagues will For the Watchung Conference eluded Herb Farrell, wrestling UAUY'S 1JENHUS Einlirncciiblv wrlsl tory, screened porch. Uiui l?ioor--.i ll SCHROEDER crown, Cranford must down MAHOGANY EXTENSION TAHI.E. ma- watcii Ut.st Mondny. nmht, vlcirtlty of bt-drooins. tile balh. Large Attic. 2-Uiir be divided into two divisions, No- coach, Mik\; Yanuzzi, and Seth hotl.iuy tea \sauon. dlulnu I'mini fviiul- • St. Michael's School nnd Acme Miirkel. Uiiniuc, oil heat, lot UOxlhO. Principals WE FINANCE, mahegan Division and .Unarm Scotch Plains, Roselle Park and Weekley, trabk coach. tun1. Boy's topcoat, /.iproul hniny, RII'.N1 Dressmaker, Alterations Hi-ward. CHiinfurd U-27-lli. onl.%-. Fur appointment, c.tll CHiinturd An Easy Drive Brings You to for your needs. cnrdiiroy jacket, in-10. CI)anlurd U- il;i2 Since 1928 Division, for play this yeate-Thore Roselle. 0401 A DIES SUITS and DRESSES made to Walnut Ave. Cranford GOOD VALUE Lw.ill be six teams in "each division. Jefferson is the defending Here you am «ce and cry tho greet order; also alterations. Urs. Hand, UUNCiAl.OW, 't i-nmplvlcd, 4 rooms, .b.ith. Gillord Talk, Toms Itlver, $2,bU0. No. S7A—llmo CROSLRV, St». Teams in the Nomahegun Divi- champion in the Union County new Evinrudej . . . with LONG MIIllBtlll. lew odd rockers and leu CRanford 6-3453. ' U Slate 12 Games •wauon. CR.lnford «-11178. Tutoring CHunford B-1773. ••*»• M — IWI7 STUDEBAKEIt* t Door sion (North Cranford) and their Conference tournament, which Whispering Powor i'.'A TUTOH1NG — lllch School nnd Collcfie BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH TUDOII'HOME— .. HOK.OO NEW JERSEWB0ATY & managprs are: Apaches, K. Evans; will attract 14 to 16 entries this . . . quietest, MAYTAG WASHING MACHINE, ullnu- Mihjrcb.. Carolus T. Clark, D.A. IYHICI fotir Inruc )>edroohis, two tiled battj*. •No.. ai».-\—inn CHEVnOLET, S Dobt For Frosh Nine cr type, good condition. ie.i!toi\al)l,\ Summer Rentals UL.B.. Ed. M., 3;i8 Mnuntuin Avenue, breakniM room, nun room, lai'Ke nininc Choro.k ,e cs, E. F a u 1 W- n e r •;year, including such teams as smoothest. •' " •!- , WcHtftcld. Cull WEstlk'ld 2-2741-W. U v iso.oo A 12-eame schedule for the '* ' •. > ,- 'A'' -" . priced. CHanford U-4IIU4. OHTI.KY IU.AC1I Four-room buiuia- -room, hvmu rnom:K!xJ5 with Chestnut Chcyunnes, J. Kicrnan; Mohicans, Plainfleld, Union, Edison Tech, low on 1)a.\'. Available July 1-lth to panelled llreplace —wrouuht iron i«il- No. ma — IUIH DODGE, Club Cau|i« freshman baseball tennv was an- .; iK. .•" Si'hwliin. ail in . bal- Auguiit 11th. Cllesiinit 5-4O0S alter II inU- Double heuted Uliraue.. Attructn'C LEARN TO PLAY J12K.00 R. Lingei*feldt; NnvahocK, E. Tris- and the Cougars' Group III and Xo i;_i,,SR CHEVBOLET,-Deluxe Sta- nounced • today by Bill Martin, outboordi kiii-ln-n. iii-w Mtovc. tiill alllc with two : . loon IIIVM one Kolllasr 211 In . iW —jT 41* trum, and Scminolcs, F. Wush- Watchung Conference foes. '' ''-.;•'•' brand n*-w tirr. p'air I'oiuliiitin, Sft each rooms, runnini: "w"atei\ KuiUMone FRE E «;i«iin. I Don,, Blue and Ivory, WW SPORTSMEN'S head of the physical education de- ever built. Nine CRanford ii-1209. Store for Retil -screened porch, slate roof. Kilie resi- Tlr". lUJIo-w,,)—Httieiv-fllac-eyl-— STOHE. 1011 WALNUT AVE.. 17x40 ft., dential district near three county parks. '•ilfr, siil. Trangmlulon . . . JUST TMii'tmenh — >i •• Trucking — Hauling ^ suitable nuuvv types business, rent rt»n- Uit 100x120 bcatituully landseapud MODERN METHODS let yott KICillT KOtt VACATION SEASON. The Unnmi . Division (South Organized Baseball .} LAMPS und St( A1JES »-,: bin nihuiMur Mtnnbivi. Apply Seller, Dnm Store, 102 Coach Stan GraysorVsjmne_wil^ Shade trees. Near i.elwi)liL-..im3.00U. . 3 to 30 hp. \\ I.' •', ;'• Visit our show ruimi, well M-k-i-u-d play melodies from the start. Cranford) will consist of the fol- ••;•••• •''• lamps and shades. Opt-n i-\(-rMMKr. 7 MH RELIABLE MOVERS Wulnol 'Avviuii-, C'llunfoVd U-0M1. Call owner — CH ti-Ul^jj Pick-Up & Delivery Service No. s:i_in.i( CHEVROLET,- Hard-Top For Neebling, Owen play home-and-home series with ! '• ' , > i ' Beginner's accordion furnished • "nvtihle '.' tone Green itod Ivory, SHOW lowing teams and their managers: See them now I 'pi' . •"' to I). E.-T. Wllllilins. 7S5 C'imliiil AM- K Cranfurd will have at least'two Rosello Park, Linden, Plainfleld, riuar Grove Sireet. Wtsllirld 2-al!>H Nua.i.iU St., Clulk V'Uon 8-7100 Modest lesson fees. »'l'" and Heater. Sid. Tniiimli- The- Largest Such Show in Jersey Chica.iaws, M. Bottanlini; CoiTian- No Pitrklnu pmhlrin. »'»•>. . cU'. Call A, Uri|iu>, car needs attention, whether today for all your service and body require- 1 VII. OIT OF THIS S-DR. SEDAN; tion, and Glenn Owens, a farm- dual meets" with Roselle, Scotch lll-x >oulh chair; S.V* Miuill dcluxo trl- IHU-Ml (i 200(1. ' ,. ti- for the minor league...... OCle, t."i CIUIMIOUI li-OOOU. " it's only a check"-up or a repaisr hand of the Philadelphia Phillies Plains -and Plainfleld. 9 FULL DAYS 9 The freshmqn baseball sched- KbLVINATUR, B'j 0 C.ill job, we gladly call for and ments. Both starred for Coach Paul Buo- !i-:UI34 iifler U P.M. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAYI | Eyes Examined deliver. Just phone us. Our Bahr Runnerup naguro at Cranford High School. ule: MORRIS r\pr. 13—Hoaclle Purk A M-KICAN VIOLETS. Swnlel>. »& ,i . $1 up Time to ri-pcit in your door in a jiffyl — ENROLL NOW AT — CHEVROLET, INC. i Buffalo Bison contract in theApr. BLACK MAGIC PLANTEH MIX. iien- -—Ed-Bahr—of- Crantor.d. Iailfid...tu fast ThterhatiohnT LeaKue.'Owen's AprA . 2ft—Linden 1UL1>—Qi'''l'.-n>,..l Vliuu.Huii) A»' . CUnn- __REEA1RINJG__ North and Central Aves. retain his Union County open trap- May 1 -.WestfU'ld ^ RAP1»S PHARMACY! DR.G. H1NDMAN Laing Motor Car Co. .va.s an inCielder at Cranford High May' 3 nahway [J shooting championship Sunday at May B noselle - ™ 'iCHEENS :oiri SC.'IIBKN DOUII, ilin-i- SI)'; WestHeld. N. J. School, but was placed in center- A QUICK SERVICE HIOHOUNTY the Union Coujity Park Commis- Mny ll--W«stfleld . x-i:i. two :u ',*:,:>, >u iii'jx.'is. one w, MOHTANARI Cadillac & Oldsmobile WEsiUeld 2-0220 iielcl by the Phillies. Mav 17— Rosellp - A xM: door '.lltxHO,- RIVIC! conrtHlon. IUM- 811 Park AY^ PlalnJi«ld' Optometrist sion range, but ho didn't miss by May Jl--Huhway « SMITH MARINE . Min.ible, Clliiilford II-2SI7. Glenn sutTVred n broken leg in May 2-1—Itcisrlle Park . New Siroot MUSIC CENTER much. Mny j SALES and SERVICE USED CAR LOT , -Plainfleld IMNl.NG IWUM SKT niahi.i!.in> . I" PL 6^008 ! BUICK COMPANY Dr,. Ernest Wetmore of Morr-is- pring training last year and was The freshman track schedule: At South & Central Av«i. pH-l'i-N. cxci-llent runillllun. l.iun MI«( i \ 9 EASTMAN STWEET nit of action all season. He reports «*r. t-li-ctric lion, u j.thliii;/ mat hi LOUIS MONTINI 107 N. UNION AVE. 339 N, BROAD ST. 246 NORTH AVE., EAST trfwn took the title, shooting 4£j of Mny 1—County Relay * WESTFIELD 2-S034 ClUnliil-d U-45-10. \ CRANFORD 119 East Fifth Slrcct, Plainfleld, N. J- ready to go at flfulll May 11—Ronclle SHOE RCrAIRINQ R«0l8t«r«d Phcarmselgt 1st > ELIZABETH N. J. Opon Until 9 P. M. 50 birds. Bahr was runnerup with le's again May iBScotch Plains Opon Mon. & .Frl. Ev»i 'HI MUST SACMFIC'E , May 23—Plalnflold : crtt«ndcmc« at itor* CRANFORD 6-1332 •16 in the 23rd annual shoot. peed. r;C«Rl!!Y FLOHAl. 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'•'"'• ..' '•' ' • •"-/ ' • ;•;.-•/ ' " ---ik THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 . . V. THE CRANFORD CITIZEN ..AND CHRONICLE, • ''• \ •• Page Six - T Give 1 seryiees available to Union Coiin- . OPEN THURSDAY MGHT. ELIZABETH ,\ - - - • Frosh-Trac.kinen . ty wtrnlen. Mrs. Armstrong, as- Communion ,\ si'sled -by Miss Anna Doerr, dem- •-.:.' - -: TIL 9 . .:' ' to The Golf Course Begin Workouts Monday f onstrated the amount of time and : Breakfast Planned -eonch- Jim Avery will ddwastcd^-by- -Gancer^Fund candidates for his-freshman track By Rosary Society ffipcr storage PPi .«« .««*».** • ri Jl_W~Hpward-Hendricks-o£-Ccii.n£ team on Monday.; . • :. •••.•', • . equipment. • By proper .arrange- •» • _ "IT About 20';boys are ejepected to Plans for the annual communion , ^ organization^ 'many i! - . j- ford, secretary , of the .Galloping -7 na second class mall matter st wt (a In reakfast to.be hold May'6 wcrol((i;^. fnav ^ Kn• «.jmn)iflPff ns f,, ijj 4 Sections, 32 Pages—10c ' Hill" •preparation- for trie cUIIJUlllllGU f^lt iiiuitv.iv b.w*....^, require only a fraction or"the~Xls; ^ a meeting of the Rosary Society members of the âssociation . have .schedule'.- • .". . ' : ual time antU energy, she said. •• / of St,. Michae'l's 'Church, • criticized the Union' County' Park_ • .' The team had an 0-3: record last ! o Mrs. B. J, Minettf, vice-pres j. —'*rhc speakers will beH,end. .'...;.' '_,;_".L_.,,./ -,.,-.. timer .was used on Elizabeth ave- THE "MIRACLE SIOIOUETTE'' also created/a hazardous condition can- priraatiy,. Th of "' ' ed- T5rimff*fStl "Ui 1"IIie. damr'gatc,' mafe^ mittec and.a one-year unexpire.d •-. " stand, why they should be .asked Under direction of Sgt, Petor*\! 9 p.m.. to receive--DUKCII isoon*.. . speetPancl one a rctcn Miller all mcnibers^f the-de-i ' New members 'introduced, by ît.impossible to'raire the gate term is .sought by twt>' aspirants;. . to pay •play- Rolf at a n summons forspeeding. Police )i-e than a :few inches. The engi- S^^ta^'ired-la-^tf. -Mrs Willinm FoDi^rt^jâirrmm •eWc'Hbester-rW,-B&wcJl^ ~™^^yine.„iQr_J.uli—-tcr-m?—on._iha_z 7~~~CConliime~d rs) Township Committee arc Public-' tion due to the opening of -the, new | jfva s marksmen by shooting a-255 ;Q -'Rgcordiniis_rhad6 showed motorists j traveled an avci-agc speed will tauemore | miles an hour (the high be -. * ^ •••.<., who, is. s.e e k i n g a third than .two years to slôn. The sion, attendance"at subsequent de- j i miles\an hour) during tho i:: •'l/:•••• €sncer Fund three-year .'term;,.j. Howard Me- • Ateer, John. 1\<. Brennan ..and Dr.: v-'il of t'tnir.se, innintalns partmentn'rsh'oofs will beoptionai. j 4^_. .-r-^'iijî,.n(;je Silhouette'' ? Jt"s tlie "" ®A'x,\ •the.work put into the course- this Others wiJJ be "required'to turn t>Tcil Castaldo. " .-r\ . ' •: winter, and work to be "done in.tho out Until they show a-marked.im- Drive Starts Finnnc.e Cominissionor John E. future.' will insure better playing provement in their shooting, Chief new Clipper Craft model that gives you a Haviland is opposed- by Nicholas' rnnrlit ions'. Powell, said.' • Here Today St. John LaCorte for the one-year "The me'ni'bi'rji certaiiily hope Twelve men turned out foi" handsome coiiihination of vreai'ing-case and . j unexplred term. Mr. Haviland was" this is true, but .they da not believe ening • practice sessions for aspir- Today 325 volunteer workers appointed to the Township Coni- a. raise in rates should take effect ants to berths on the depar{mehrs ill begin ringing doorbells as the ^tiittee in January- to repJpce fax until -such 'improvements'- are. .apistol team held at .th^ smart appearance (the blend' you want!) American' Cancer .Society's local JOHN E. IfAVILAND Cplliecior Howard Cowpcrthwaite, PAINTING GUIDE who miigncd to..acceptcd .his:pres-. rvy, tuiTd%?g%kd^KtK d Chief Powell safdjiiichInterest wa.y^The canvassers', lifcaded by J. ent ;.• Former;.Councilman,'Edward .F. l Ir p ' Sanders of Gfarwood" is prcslclotK was shown and .incTIciflioris"ar(rthiit . vat &^h Mi'7 ^ t;a%vpqttn\'C .•: . of the Cranford High School bas- For.GHS'GdlfTeaiii:..' treasurer and- assistant secretary pirant for; tax. collector...;. ',..;., !/• • '•'.' '• '.''•' ketball team, • which ••••during/ the Sizes 37 to 46; regular, short and long. Nine players seek berths on the of the Union County Trust Com-, It was .announced today that .past season won the Group .III Eosendak flamed to P. wins and four defeats for the sen- oday at Echo Lake Country Club, MEN'S SHOP. THIRD FLOOll on January 1, 1943. Lt. .Mjller was torney and police committee fo s.oh.' ' . ' department, effective Monday, as mariy as possible in. order to scat on the Republican 'County. fldUhther permits, word approved Tuesday night by appointed a patrolman 01/June 30, study. and report' were -bids .0: alert; them to the following seven Committee. Mrs. Marion Jones, in-' . Alsp"eiifcctly-coin-— Mr.. Dorian said local organizations will'unce_ again be asked to |c .ommCndc.d,for his lino vyorU. . Peace- Union, and Dr. Herman g invitations were March report of ' Fire. Chief 1 ~noram~aTi~oiTS™toi—trn-ce^year—terms .ies, • Walter Kirkpatrick, 600, an pleincnt your new Sprinji suita and send representatives to the meeting. 1 Reissig, , international relations Io ac-cepT a~j5osition on n Howard Suhindler showed 13 gen- secretary. Council for Social Ac-" on the Township Committee; relations "staff of; Esso Research Robert Keeti;h, 589; Class G-~High sliirta. A-ll wanted colors to go with tiny by Township,Engineer Patrick Tlie • tuition at Union Junior Township COinrhittoema'n John E. games, Alvin Roecker,, 238, one IT'S NOT JUST ill J. Grallj vice-chairman. . eral snd eight still alarms- with j • will be raised from $1,1 tion of the Congregational' Chris- and Engineering Company! Lin- cycry suit you own! ! property . loss estimated at $350. 1 •tian Churches, will be the speak- Haviland and Nicholas St. John den. Mr. Smith will begin his ", Joseph Heuer and Salvatore Dell The.dates for'the'Cra'nford Days credit hour, effective June LaCorte, candidates for the Re- wm • Service Club I-For tho pdit qunrtei-, there were j •{ ' "i "is7evoi"cd"in the college's ers.. •' . , -•• duties at the Research Center, on •• T h s •!/ Snla, 21G, and high serie.s, Jame: eolebration have not been clctpi- ""• • MEN'S FtJtNlSHINGS, STREET FLOOR 37 general and 33 still alarms with , . Mr. Innian will speak on "The publican nomination for a- onc-Monday. ' - ' -. . • -Delia Sal/i,.576, -and Philip Ber. WEEKENDS niinecl, Mr. Dor.ianlkaKr.'b'ut they ncw L a|alog clistribulecl this wcok year'unexpired term on the Town- United Natforts and. USA Foreign A graduate of Jottpr>'pn. .High ardinelli, 558; and Class D—High- will bp June 8 and 9 or June 15 !• property loss .estimated afS4*360. Dr Kenneth C. MacKay, p'res-i- Speakep r Told Policy," wrfiTc^TDr. ReissiR will ship Committee. ... Schnoi, Elizabeth, and Rider Coli- games, C. Edwin Imus, 212,,and ' BUT ami lli. • j • '.•'' Parking. meter ^.coUcctions for lastj dent and( dc.,n attributed the in- Daw MyM a .SeinSi, a professof r of closo.thfc session-with a talk en- Also, Tax Collector Howard Icge, Troatnn, Mr. Smith .s'cr-ved '.'! Kenneth Goodman and -Alfred month totaled $1,625, h»minmf.lhi>t :_ ,..:,,— ,„ ,.jsmg costs, Invited to' send rcurescntiUiv.es pi>lilif;il science'tit'the s Role -Cow-m'rthwaite, who is unopposed in the Navy during World War.. II .'_ Lut.z, 200, and high series, An- and ' saw dufy in "the ~Pa"rirref Rotiiryr~eit(b, University of Rangoon,'will b members. He said the collcye has for tlie Republican - hominutidh for ,-thony Berardinelli, 542, and Clark V-FWr- American •his present -postX Ambrose Ernst, 1-Theatre. He was. r.edilQr_'of ;the ioint meeting 'of: 'held the line for the' past eight Serving ori the afternoon panel w Duckworth, 528, . / Wednesday Morning Club, A request from lh't< General Cel- Di'ihowatic candidate for a three- Linden News'for two and a "half jj e .T.-S?.~fc^:':iSiH»^.S(S«L

H7 ' -" ••-••• *•-••-" -. to the UnitQ.d Nations for Floraphiio/Garden -: Club, Township Commissioner Township Clerk J. Waltci 7'.::;, :. - - - . .. the American Baptist Convention, 'I'luiinb Qai-den- Club, Craplord •Dorian, chairman. 1 L11l ininaiiVoDiCCrol •erni «n •dmlrabl* llttl*. hortitruf - ''Hii^h' iit—nil. iU'xt~iTTL'L'luiy~iur leges and "universities which found ['•I-• • •(.- 1 1 tural volumt, Th« Gr»fttr'« HinA cranford.. B6ys' Baseball at Sherlock H«ll nexÎ rhursday , , . ernafional Relations Club _ofiti|,n of lhe pri,K,.ulni ¥t,i\\mnii [/-:'-•-:. ill-: . flnd orcl tsfol mcmbers of the it hQccssary to rajse tuition. OrCnrniofTBoys' Gafiip book; which, by tome rtrang* («• .Colony Club, College evening. The Rutaiy Club «ill be Although "tuition .is being in- Union 'Junior Co lege. j invocatinn, Mrs. G. kmgsley hu l annual reunion Friday evening, mm . êrhapi not 10 utranga) mt«eh«ne* Historical Society, « - creased, there will be nn change Dr. Rd.ssig^wHI be moderntor^-^^- r^ . _, • IJobi.Tt MeClinlock, assistant rli- No w tkApril 27, 111 the First Presbyterian jot Into th« current Oxford XJnt in other fees, such "as those for for the evening panel. Others who- . , -,. , rei-tur fiiiL.the p;i:st . three .veins, 1 $1.00 Tho newest shirt by Manhattan will be a B) n AAm wi|1 k brU nv ; Church school auditorium. Thero y«rilty Pre«« c»t»log und«r tht application, laboratories student will discuss "The United Nations. • . -_.'-, , . has been nanfed director of "the $1.09 Value APRIL SHOWERS winnor in this year's men's iashions. Dijnin- Tw nK li 1 1 will be movies, and refreshments, •ml h»adln«, " tnr.call rhorlrg in nil thft WPW Spring '»st Cnfrmnnv Suburban Trust i.nd USA Foreign Policy" will'bu: !' " ' ° ' ' United Kuli-ins Crahford Buys' Camp for the coy H.^., .. ...,..•••• ., ... . |M m__ ^ fhe"F^v7FTim*ir\riTrCartlTyT-rec-! lilms'' '"n-iQ -I'hlJ'PPines'. — Son;,"amuhfj season, it Was announced and registration for the -coming- color combinations, combinod with tho well C/mipany, Cranford . First Aid with'regard to Burma and South-j The Mcmoriiil and Indepen- . It is with reluctance that the season will be' opened at that known "Blako" collar and regular barrol cuifs. Civil Defense Council, college has raised the tuition foe, tor of Trinity Church, Mrs. j..E,iP™B««s mid "The Chi.llenB0. 1 this week by Charles C. Good- 50c PINK ICE COLOGNE east Asia. The daughter ot one ofdence Days Commilk'i' will meet 1 1 bC showl ;it 7 m A l IK c Sizos 14\:.••:>•'•••#' commEhTS . made many friends aiming camp- ' plcting the ilrst phase of a long DOROTHY GRAY Club, S-unny Acres Civic Associa-r range reforestation and conservation, Cranford. Dramatic Club, ers and pui'i'iils alike tluring lu.s Ifffi- By CARL TINK QUICK CLEANSER many yeai-s' seiyice al the Camp tion program. The program, BUBBLE BATH D;iUKhters of America, Junior Varied Program Announced for Glee Club's Spring Concert ''-planned in cooperation with the ASPIRIN . as a couniulni anjl assislaijl'flirec-.. PLUS — SATURA Village Improvement Association, Junior Service League. 1 ter. lie is the sun of Mr. and Mrs' .Warren U.S.P. fr;infnrfl —T.ilin 11 MK'lintnH; of1- fllll Park District, contemplates tree plant? Al.su, C v a 111 e.e u, Nuudluwork- S p f i Hfi ing for soil conservation and wild BOTH 1.50 Glee Cjub, under direction of drive. , .'•', ' Guild ii'f America, Bu'sinbss and life shelter, throughout the ciimp j Iieturnii»g--1oi- his tilth sra'sun as A hundred times a day thOy do w4*if.-v" T'^^«*».. ^...u...J* •• •K-.sMonai Women's Club, Jun- Henry M. Boardmiin, will be held area as-well as the complete for- ;• • ii ;•) ,-. IM(I more thar\ they are'required to. $2.00 . chcl at the-cainp will be Have GLYCERINE $1.75 ' Chmnber of Commerce, Cran- in the Cranford High School audi- 1 ..estation of about 18 acres of Their work is CHERAMY ' ""I Boosters Club, Disabled | t'orium at a p.m. tomorrow. (Ifirdiiii. oneîf tin iimsl pop'uliir HOPPER'S members of tlie camp stall. presently idle land. ill hard and danger A luorican Veterans, Brookside This • concert, p r e s e n t e d by Santiago Poreella III, -nf Cran- ous* ... a fact Troop'79,' sponsored by the Every- Invilatiens were mailed .this SUPPOSITORIES ,1'lacc Sthool PTA,. Cleveland wiel; to all- bi.i.vs who attended | I'urd, New , Jersey assistant well known to'all Initialed man's rîble Class of • tlie Ffrs't FACIAL SKIN BALM (Continued on Paoc S) - . I'amp l.u.t'"Vun'iner 1.0 aik-in( the ' (Continued on pnpc S) of us. So, in re- ; 25's Presbyterian Church, will- feature turn, it's ynly fair selected songs and ballads, Negro that till of you 29c CREAM 1.00 1,00 STRETCH SOX Kltction Board Reports spirituals and camping songs by matter w here ,V the glee club, together with popu- unite with us a.S| 11.132i. Eligible to VoU>' Iiir numbers by local high school Public Notice oncL- iiKain, we( Store Hours 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m^— We Issue Green Trading Stumps $ "Ai'eurdinR to thc Union County students, including the Jim Wil- An error appears on the primary sample bal- hail these valiant gentlemen. 1 l'"..rd of Elections, 11,132 Cran- liams' Band nnd vocalists Fred lots wherein it is staled "vote for one11 member of '"Jd.iesiden.ts are' eligible to vote Jackson and Jim Hudson. The pro- A marvolous idea by Intorwovonl 100"i l; We want to make it well i Tuesday's primary election. gram al;,i) will include audience thi> Township Committee for a three year term. It nylon stretch sock, porsonalizod with your •• -I'1--it's ;m increase of 324 over the known tg you that your TV initial In block.typo letters. Finish oH your participation in the -singing ol should read "vote for two" for a three year term. Spring outfit with a pair of these stretcjt -i.uinUei' eligible hist year, .. . western biilhids. "" " •"••• -—•-.-. should be repaired only by an S DRUG STORE In Ciarwoocl, 2,489 residents are The'-onTciar primary 'ballot will read Correctly : sox in all wanted colors and re-member, it's ! F.i.rst portion of th expert technician. Only a 34 EASTMAN ST. " - * . CRANFORD, N. J. lho sock that tits everyone, ' ' îblc to vote, a decline of 4(5 t; ,un the. voting machine. Vote for two for" a three skilled worker can Rive you the ' -' (OPF. CRANFORD THEATRE) "<>m last MEiYS FL'RNISUINCS, STREET FLOOR Members of the Cranford Glee Club, shown above,' will appear under direction of Henry M. Boardman 'm their spring concert at war term. ' . • service you want. When it's on m- ation,"' by . R i c Ii t e r ; FREE DELIVERY nf 125 since last year. Crahford High Si'l'iotil at 8 -p.m. tomorrow. The conceit, i.s being prc-cnUd under'the an.-pices of Troop 7'J, sponsored l,y ihe Kver'ymaii'.; time, for a repairman'cull Cfl G- ( 0 Me Only With Thine >n County has 215,070 regi- Clais of the First Pi'csbytoriuu Church. • . . . 3835 for Economy Electric, TEL CR 6-6100 Store Also in Westfield (Continued, on Paye (!) WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Shop With a ConvcuiculCharga-PIatc... Phoue El. 2-2300 vuturs. ' '