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Henley..1.. Ave*; from
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Blue Check Gin
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Bison's Vodka (80 I'roMof) .. V. . . .
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Gold Chexk Blended Whiskey . . . . .
Inver Hoiise Green Plaid Scotch ...
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y angp Avonye Jfcuhtor Ilffeh "Schools, eniatitis,^hi : le aji -seventh- through
Staittng Tuesday, the 11- pilot-classes in t*a«h tjrade fiofr the.
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sho^HviU ;be: a
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and fi otn 9 a m to 5 p m on Sai- ing of English These eight daf**
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—toui m each school -=?=—vO^il uie at-' o workshop conducted by WU.
Ijiin"'G.
Koelipcr,
coordinator,
of.
All juniai andjbemor high school the so-called spiMkinj} approach
'deri State ^ai-kWay and Law'n Ter.
.,V Entry:-blanks' are' . d u e ; ' p
10-:S0 a.rn'."to'5:3p p.'m,
'Begiiij5,}af;Noo|>;i
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students vlll need iibiaiy cajwls in rathei than, tin tiaditional gramber
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jvjfovcm'ber 29, Monday
Tho, elementary
brdei to UM.> the libraiy All lost matical appro-nth in English
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--^"p.m. Admission'to.th-e,sht3w is free',
' We take patterns, people us.e in tains a glossary' of . terrninology '.' De.ceij=ib.er g; Wednesday/,. 1
cards must bo reported for l emri'os and .art.Supply,- stoi:es; -'i'h'ey at
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'.-..•There- wijrU'!..'fee.'-750fcfeet.#Gf:' ioo'W ar also" aVailabJb.;at the: ^ailsidp . Tubsdtiy:
placements to be ready v,hcn stu- •every day sptfLh and show the parcel to the. mathematical teach'-'"' _ Decemfer-22, W'edncsday'"'.
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dents need to use the library
pfatare ' a n d Science ••C^riter: ,'tfh'f Nils'Peter's' a't 7 U Willow..$U;,flUed
list; of .synjbpls •use'd;^in leaching,
l 5pO-;ai;tists;"
5 p O ; t i t ; " SeVOh h d " i s free td'-aii Union County with srnoke. and. spot^u^ to faulty
of approximately
January. 26-'28...i....^..;:......... .'..'...'..'..:/•'.."...i,i,;.' MidrYear;Ekamina'tions'
elementar^y irtathematicsi anji pfp:
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Unioki County art groups wiji :each
• Archdiocesari .Entrance Examinations'
oil., burner, extinguisljed •'" with, •
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have .theiV-oWh' "UttlV skoy?' . . ; Further infprjnatrun itiay be
22,•'•Tuesday ... .•.,....'.'.',..,:,..;•..;....'. Washington's:, fiiirthclay
({] ade' levtjl corice'p'ts should be JnA sejjar'ale section. wll^De^pro- •tained from the ihow.. chairman,
.-.....'.,.,;....- Registration' for '"^irst Graqle
yesterday -> 1;38 false alarm.at
intrbduce'd. Tire' souTc6b()ok:; alae • Mar-;h. 29-31 ;;.;....,:,: L.
vided
for adult independent; artists/ *Mrs> 'Blanche Holland/'S,:
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ctxntains s'elebjed grade., ioyel probtinder the supervision of-Mr. and bury Lane, Cranfoi'd, or the assists
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'April- 18, Monday -:....,.
lem'-^ict|yltiesjLO-illustrate the cftnMrs. Eugene: Holland-and -MT\r.and ant chairrxian, Mrs..
', ]Sirs.. E.M.. Arth 6f Mufneapolis,
'•. i^ay 19,TIiursday ..,.'..rf... .'..'}..;......"'.':« .-.." Fuast bI,.thevAscens.io'n.
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Mrs.
var^.Ave, .Westfield. • JMinii.., is yisiting for 10 days' with
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"These .problem', 'activiti^y will •''May..'- $9,-.;Monday •*,;'.';. .:;„';,•.•„
age exhibit will b^ provided- undep
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her son. and.daughtet'-i^law, Mr.
........ ....,,.r;, ....,....... ..^ .Final Examinations
illustrate the growth .of (>hV» con- r Ju'nei r '13T15
t&e direction of Mrs/June Coles' of
and, ; Mrs; Glen Arth of 104 'Oak a
cept Over the kindergarten to sixth •-.June; 17, Friday ................ .;.... G-raduation Dny — School closer
Crafiforfl and Mrs. Doris'Haskell of
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Michael Barrett of Chicago/
grade, '. Mr. Koeiloer. said. ,"RepWestfteldT":'
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Monday /after, a,,,10-day
resentatlvii activities irg included
'.' Judges "tiprpor Hiil of New Pro-.
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vlslf with : the Arths,' hi? brother•designed' to .develop and' reinforce'
Loxington, closets'ttiiuuji'liout~ the, huuse-had; yldjg-ncef ,-Alb'ert Br9ss" of ^Summit'
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and Nicholas': Real«—of - Elizabeth'
...Iroquols Rd.f been,.ransacked,. ''•:,'
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rom Lexington^ Aye; • to'JSherokee
Initial investigation by Patrol;-:
g t "Mr. 'and"Mr£. A;;E, Meurcr of 2
The eo^rno-guiciofi in,thtfijovonth
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Thdm'as'iE. Ka_ne..reyealg* eni d will; jeave« ; Saturday
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North tehigh Averfrom Gehtenr; try was gained, by breaking the •well ' a^-"-31" individuaj. - wiimersi,"
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plane'.
for a two' weeks" yaca
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call
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wash
gestlons • on .ttow;,to handle
Pbpujar voting will ,be conducted
nlal/Ave, to Hitiltpry St.,; jrlitkofy
d > i3ifftre,n<ies. and, needs Jti frortv'' North^ibehigri. Aye, to glass in a rear dppri ., betectiiye for.b6th adults, and children..Ap- dowil Street ;ibll'O\ving autornp.b)Ie ti;on i_t> Hawaii. They i\$o- will
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ough the uisa.-of -differentiated' High St,, Bryant. i*i.Ve.' frc>ni lvfyr-- Thomas R,' BehtOn was assigned to proximately $575 in' prizes smd rib-: accidfeiit Bft., Sprjngfieli
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.will •••be; awarded to winflers,. Xen""-^ 1 1 -' tJt "''"" '3:39 : ^
jedtsv dlBplaysflSnd enrichment ac-i St. from Bryant'. •Av.e,. east to the
tlvitles. The course guides also Rosellc line. Btichanan .St. from, Police OfficialaJTour
'from
, A mysteriously beautiful perfume Impc
contain references!available in lite Centennialj'Ave.;:. \q. lP.Q;;.feet..ea 3t'
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Francer-eoty maKeS this rovetingj^^for you with
of-. C e n t e n n i a l ' '
Police Chief Lester wl" Powell
where they- ate located, and equip'-' LLAiugloii'.,.A'<'c. fi'Oi
•and
. Detectves MIch'ael... F v . Fed-.
merit
available
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prices_f£op.$5 00, Pgrfofffde Toilette, $2.50, DustAye.~4o Rqnkin Ave.,' from .Hilll
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t-em,"
lncltidlrig
fllhistrips.
ing Powder, $ZB©TSpray Mist, $3.75.
crest Ave. to Burnslde Ave, • and
Mr. Koelln6r reported that all from BuhJrelde Ave. to^ Rankin among chiefs and- defectives f^rom
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flankinvAye.:frbm
Lex- throughout tlio.fcourity attending a
For the woman who knows.
\vill be.asked to comme;n.t on'their
meeting yesterdiay'' afternoon ,-l.n
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^iz'abetli. with Judge, V. Wiiliarn'
EWlERAUDE parfurrt de
the
elementary sourcebook. and the
©iBuono of thie Union County
secondary course. guides-c^H be
Juvenile ettd' Dt»«iestic .Relations
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AlDei't CfiristKpgeh. of " 2 ' Park
en Students jvlll. be, enrolled in th?
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reported te^uie police that he ientio-n, fdcjliUea' -'in tho ! ; Union
•new; home economics.major at the"
County '•: Court Hous<j' Annex • ahd
high school..''"Some type 'or work returned hefme. at 3:55 p.m. Sat r explained ^rocedui-ed for'iirihglng
experience prograin* for business
^j||<^lirid that th& house ttad' In juvenile 'offendow and how they
students also Is .under cbnsidera- beenilopted of• $8^.2 in cash i n d a' UTJJG Jioused;,
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Rieft^t pltpin;'^h^of;ptrharid:
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Mrs. Fletcher 0ilpin of 209 Mahr
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Mr. ; Christiansen'; said '• W. had- or Avei, and James Bride, Jr., son
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©ride.e?103
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iudu'strial mathematics^and busi- and On Jiis,','return fourf^ the dog ford". Ave., have retarried- ;home
OPEN M I L V - 4 ^ 8 ; 3 0 A.M, to
ness -.office- prac'ticte^yill •ibe laun- deati-'.iri•'"the yard'i"where, it ,had froin. a' motor trip •'•to the West
ched. . Reorganized courses. ,will be been left, chained. Drawe/s and
100-GAR PARKING LOT IN REAR OFfcTORE
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vanced"" rnatn'e'mitics', mathertiaffes
Yet Cr^KfeTStays Perfect
IV, intermediate mathematics,.maTailored by the inimitable
thematics l i t and fundamental's ofFARAH - Simply the Best
matitehiatics II. :
in Ghino Trousers -
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apftir. ;Maj>tin ,at.; l,6'"Ht>i-ly '^t.' ex-.;
tinguished with boost el1; • 4';2i6tp:rri.;;
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oh. September .19. ..(-rain;da;|e, ^September, 2j6) Av firkin • field, off' (Sake ws '..Hill- Rd.;'
•>"«» nr^5tS''Workin^i'"ofl/.^c^t|iiJn.."-'.'yi8itor!ii toiti.,
short in ;neo«. pjgn . at
feftjfye |>'prUr$jt ..pajntlrig, quicfe sketching; .kirn
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pt;;A*n. ArboJ, ^c'h., formerly"b'jf :held,.'''Pdi'k. "^lrv;.'MaTiihaU's step-,
.'GiuiAtor^,'- Have returned 'from" a fatlier dnd"'rh6lthGr,' Mr.-anti Mxs,
three .weeks''!. vacUtipn^1.*", Euro.pt-. Arfiitiony. /J.J.Rastaftio,' fcntertakted-'
, The^r Visited ,':boyho"od" friends;-.of :at a family' picrric at- their Iai'ra in
' Wtr, Marshall in Scotland .9.ii6,'%t\k-]Flcpiingtori';:in'.honor of the couple:.
lan<i • fln'c] spent a''feW days^iji
;Mx. and Mrs.. Willi. Ramrh, and
; France. EnVpUtehprne they..sAoppC.d
in.Bei-nVuda; ,The Marshall .ch'il- £6n, Stephen, oif-' 128 Bes'ler...'. Avpv
' dren.,B.arbara>; Wendy'i'-Cai'ol,.' An-! have. petut-ned . frorii -three' weeks. di;aw.and Laura; .stayed with Uieir ^vacation-lit .Gsr-many^They,' toured,
.-.maternal v grandparents, Mr. ' and['thVough • central.' Germany ~ 9nd
/SUMMER CRtilSC — Miss Rita mirich of 31 Columbia Ave
',I'dtuincd Tuesday atti.i a. thiet wet>k MQditciiapcdn. ciuiic t 0
•''• -Casablanca, Gibraltar, AlgeciraS, Palma, Naprlus,'. Genoa,- Canhes ,
' 'and Madeira .board the American Export-Isbrandtsen luxury, liti.er, '
' fJS-.Indeper.dencoi. She is. shown with. Capt._ Charles' F. Troxol' rif
Ft. Iuaudordale, Fla., master.of' the'Independence. '•'
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Visited Mr. -Ramtn's p'arphts-.iri George, of 303 Retfbrd.Ave.'.are at
home after spending-a month.at
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^T^il^ghiyn^TriielrraaQgh• Cllbb&l'lvl had
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child, a daughter, Karen Kimbeifamily -o'f 14'; Dartmouth liVl'ih'a^e been employed there JEqr;the s
ly, pn. Augu^t 24 m Rah way Mereturned' frorri a week's vacation me^.-artd/'hals also, returned home*."
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Di and Mrs
at Hunter, N ; ' Y ,
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Mrs. R. L. Herbster of .301. Retfdrd
Neil CastalTlovof 103* Lincoln Ave
Ay«):, spent last week -as! t
aie the maternal grandpaients
• Mr^ and Mrs..'Allan .G./Bailardi of, trie Cubberjy family- >
Miss Kathleen Cowperthwaite,
Sr., of 10 Fra^er; PI. 'have returned
daughter of Mr and Mis. H Ray- Their first daughter, Erin Mane
ffom a trip to Noya Scotia, New
mond Cowpeithwaite of 3 Willow was born to Mr arid Mrs Howatd
Brunswick—smd—Puuce EdwarcV
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of 41 Iroqiwils l i d , axe at homo >at the Univeisity of Michigan, ust 10 at Rahway Hospital They
haye three sons, Howard, Mark
Mi and Mis, LLWIS F, Land o£ afici a wink's vacation at Lake Ann
and Brian
20b flttfoid Avc ictuined Suncl<O Pocolotfautf, East Hampton, Conn
Sheldon C Cohen, i,on of Mr
from a thiou-week vacation tup to
and Mis Gustavo Cohen of 425 Mi, and Mis Fiancis O'Powd ot
Flouda, during which they motoi' Mrs Chanel lee Hukok of 113Oithaid S t , has been named to J03 South Union Ave have ancd down the east coast to
Ti'or< st; Avi rcttnnud home Sundaj hn dnan's list a"t Wostern_Resey-ve
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On the rjilui ix_tJ.ip tht'jV/Stopped IP
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John Donnis Hjirekettb of 9 tei s
Noith Caialin t i co.ibt
Cherokee Rd and Robeit Hall
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and t h e n , childien, Linda ami Robe it, of 2f Oititon-Di,, aie atbeen named to the dean's list for ceived by Mi and Mis Robeit J
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Paul ^onley. and' his ifcons;
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ind LanseVi, of Schenov.iis,' N. Y.,gilGg'e 'Saturday at .'the annual graSiitjly. ;sp.ent'. se.verafc days with duatidn*'exercises of Tulartd- Uniserved in thQ1 polite reserves here ;_
Ar. Conk-y's-mothpE; Mrs. Walter versity .summer • school New; Or-';
-for- 25, years.- Both '.'Mr, an^l Mrs..
Coniey' of .3-.Sylvester. s £ . ,, Ie3ns, La.-.• .•' ' ,-.- '..
Turk -and.:Miss -Wemp:le -we're
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•Altar]gutlii' it'th£-Church.. •"•'•••',.• '""'\
r.iily of 424 Manor' Av'e. will
43 years:, -arp mov-.'
Mr.- Turk returned recently, aft-.",.
love tomorrow tjp their home at
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to 'Puii'ta,' G'orda, -;r sailing •his-'.boat to Florida Via
IT North Union AVe. ' ' '. .
fa. Mrs. Turk and - Miss 'Irene'. the'Ini.an'd' Waterways.
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Mi's'F M Sherlock off 2A Enjj'Mi an3 Mrs Fia nk SWain)
.sh Village returned Sunday ftom of Cloicmont Rd, B^rn
'ndeiicton,
New Bluribwlck, have announced the bnthxii a son,
lada, whine she vJcationecl foi Ge'iigt Swam, on Apwi 30, Mrs
wo wicks with hei parents, Ml •Swain is the fojmer Miss Joan
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Llovd, "daughter of Mi and Mrs
Gecwgu A Llojd of Houbton, T e x ,
Mi and Mi's Richaid Hunt and loitncily of Spiuce St , Cranford
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vac Jtioniivg loi a week at Wells Fianlc Swam of Beinaxdsville
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Mr, and Mis—Rej—5—fithcn.
J r , of 308 £dg!at A v e , hat'e anDi .md Mi s Fletchu
Viner Casuals arb <;o
nouneed ihc buth of a son, Kevin
f 209 Manor Ave have
basic,so right torovery
iome aftei spending throe w<5eks Michael, on August 25 at Muhlenoccasion
that a gal
beig Hospital, Plainfl^ld
They
n Ontario, Can^cki/
Marries- thorn for life!
huve two other childlen, Keith,
Caiol Wcisgeibei, daughtei tii 4, and Lisa, 114 yeais old
. $6.^5 to $10.95
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tflr and Mrb/Geprge Weisgeiber
Mr and Mib Geoigc Stiom of
208 O a j / L a n e , has xcturned
iome from T-Le'dge Camp on Orr's 211 William SI, Scotch'Plains, an'••<
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reUriesl',Mrs.' Anne Bergen,/aiine'- French i-. fifth grade,-"Mrs: s'ecretaripsV M'fcsVT^u'cy^.AJstbtC Mrs.:
Mafgpt Henderpop and 'Mrs*. Gerind.( M.JSS;, Harriet •Louise Blokley,,.,Mrs.T '-'Gladys tw*-,
rude'. Todd; teacher <ndes,.. Mrs. ic, ^ilss Ann • RiGcardo;...phVsical
km. Joyee, Gfar'lingei-v''Mrs.
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Ruth.'lltyiia_k-/and Mrsi:F.l(irerice' Plication,. -Ufrich" Sejiaalhaqfeeii;
C£p#dx»art' arid;'. 'Mr^-J/t^^J-'
ti()truhiiejitar-.'n5Q*sic^ (jbisotiJtievo- Ann.-• 'Bucher;;:.artd IW'rs.v: - GliiSys.
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Chertika. ,•' ' - : ' • ' •.'.'
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. ry,.83;.,,pf West Palm Beach','Ela'.', jfj H. .; Maher; - a daughter, Miss here 20'".•years' ago/;' He,'was eijn-'
Oranire. AvewW Junior High School "principal,' -'Mfsli-Ryth .J5-. Jahoy- c i e t e i i i ' ; " ; ' • ' • " > '
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by Engelhard .^Industries,
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\ at•• the EUz^eth-'H.^M^het. of Irvingtori;: .
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sufdance,
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-LaPark; 'nine grandchildren •„• and
ucation, .. IJiorrtas " Baer; ', instru-' maqager,
, Do.wiirig" ;in SiiftinJif, alter a brief threes sisters, Mrs. Mary, Qeraghty mechanical enginetr at t'he 'fpVither' Lawrence Clayin»'•••Mrs/•Patricia
joancifei'" CaHajian;11: '' '•
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jyiiss JOartnfei''
.: Irving' Goidst6ne;.Ehg J
''ilirieJss. She had been visiting for of, Cedar. <*r.Ove, Mrs. Heidi Ear- Bayo'nne plant'of the, Tidewater Hobbie; Mrs. ttolores.Sugalski and Ush, .^tssjCarbl. Alberts, W$i Ka- Hazel- ValAitine arici ^'Irft Patricia rnental' k music, Simone Sicola;, li- secre^Vies,. Mrs. ,;Irnia- Greaney,;
Woodsori; second grade, .Mrs. Rita br4rian, , Miss Kathleen Reiliy;• Mrs. T^di'th Jacob,y,'Mrte..jpfatheTine ,
r'v'::'•';•"'••••:v.. Stephen; Swetits (alsQ^atl^K.sp.cial'
'/the past three, months' wjth:"*Mrs. fell, of^oselle .anct.-JilrS^ Florence o i l ' cc p . ' " ; • • , •
ren, Bushey;- B£r.<jl Joan'Epstein,
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. Do/Wling . a s * r another , daugbieir, H t f m i i of LoS Angeles.'"". * ; '/'• .' Mi . • Hitchtockj: a" graduate of 'studies' /.Mrs" Doris; Goldsmiths-Ed- Rfiss.Carole. Reye'ij,: Mts. Marie Kor Brttfftori, Miss; Theresa da'Hego nurse,, Mrs.- Servis ;'.. .• •' " :*,.:.'. ' •Dartmouth "(College,. ' wher§' he- ward Otto (alsq German), Jaines walsici; Mrs. Concetta Lupo, Ralph tnd Mrs:- Sophie Lieberman; third ••'•'•'' ' ' . ' . C e n t r a a . O i t f i c e , , . ; ; ; • • • • • ' > (h<Hf'•;.timei);. central ^custodians,
,'':,Mrs;.'E.'A. Koyen of- Mountainside,
elected "to "Phi -|?eta'. Kappa, Phipps, • Kenneth. Sdc^lla and Jack Notaro, Aiyin Schmidt,and! M!rs. Jrade; Miss JJ31 Edison, 'Mrs. "Lea-* Superintendent': of^>scljo'o7s,.-;Dr., Sal., Carziiio apd Donald, Wy.lde»
, formerly of. Cranfard. _•;;.'•• , .• . '•.
Tjc W- McDei mith; dijrector of driver, <vfohh Bartdh; maintenance,
w,as.-a
member of the'! lflrs't Fres- Spear> EJngllsh and .social stridie?, Shirley Wimrnel1;.,social studies, .trice •R^thctyfse'- and Mrs. ^ r e r i
" A natjv.ei.of Finland, Mrs. King- Mrs. Dorothyft.Qijimi ;
Schuman; fourth 'grade; Miss ijar-. curriculum and instruction;' Frank' Michael 'Cherego and Sebastian.
byteriaVi
Ch'urch
and
former
treasIrwin'-BllleiAMrs;
PatriciaBrtiho,
bexry/'iiveji [i» WP^dbrldge' and
Mrs!' JtjdLth. Fjfitts, Miss Helen -Kto^,
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KENIL WORTH - ^ A Jiigh mass
-..'•• Miss Elizabeth Giordano,"TVfrs. Ed r . cerha^ pg,tric>, MarottO', Miss' Caiol garet Coj;cqranF,Mrs; Patricia Dev- J . Maritz; assistant djiector of cur-•Martin; "tu^l^jng• operations, Jos-*;
.West Point Pleasant prior-to take 'of requiem'was celebrated Tues- urer of its,, Men's Council.
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riculum and instruction, Dr.. Ger- e p h - G a l l a g h e r . • > • •.-.•.,...•. . ; > • - . ' ( : • ' . . „ • • '
Surviving firle his wife-, Mrs. Ali- na Laird, .Mrs. Susan Magbid arjd Price, I4iss (jjstiol Roseafeld, Roning up fdsidence in W&t Palitt day at St: Theresa's Church^ Spy
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Beaqfi about 15 years ago. :.HerMrs; Doroihy : H. "Quinn • of 607 son "WiriBlow. iMchco£k; a daugh- •Miss Muriel Schneider^ ' \ * ald"Sa^/Rbnald
language arts, Dr.. Anne V. Bailey;, , Speech' ;• ..pOTrectiDnlsts, •*• M r s , / , '
ter, Mrs. LOuiSe Longfe^ o£ Shir'- •' Mathematics, Miss Madelyn Cai- jitarie .Watsh,; reading, Mrk. Doris
husband,'Paul D. Kirtgbbrry, died Fairfleld A've. /She ; died Friday
cbordinatpr of matchematics,. Wil-. •Florence N6rthcutt,' high-, Sciibol, .,.'
le'y ."•Cent<5ri .'.Mass,; .: two ^sons, sidy, Joel Geller, Joseph Grjodzki Lutinsky .and Mr si Marilyn TsOU- terspn;, sixth ' grade,; Mrs..
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fiam ,:G.'' Koellner;- coordinator; of. Orange Aye. Junior High Schopi, J
-, . Also surviving j»re^ seven grand* after- a. brief iUness: " I t ..yras her ward B- -of Kenilworth; .nine4 .Robert Babetski,, MissT Julia. Cop- n a k o s y ' .'.•• ' " •.- . . ••• . ' • ••' •;••.•, •'
science', Raymond'.'PantUsd1, coord- BroaljsidsB,- .,',.• Cleveland, ••'•"Roos-' '..
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Mary
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secretary,,
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chJidren,': three great-granddul- 47th birthday anniversary/ : • : grandcliiildren -and- three great- pqla,. .Joseph: Petrozelli and Mi§s
inator oit s'edal.' studies, ..Charles- evelt and) Bloomingdale S c h o o l s ^ ' /
at Andj-eski;'Miss J[une For- HilcTegarde KLrogman;
T-Ritermenf'•,was' in St; G?rtrOide grandchildren; • ' ,
dr^i, and two, sisters. ,
E.' Margolin; director • of health, and Miss Ann. Dorothy. Rlzzo,.Hill•
•Holly Schwarz; mathematics and noff, Miss Eleen Gluchoskl, Miss Ide, Mrs. Florence
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.Funeral Services were'held yes- Cemetery, Woodbridgei '
Rev. Dr ; Robert• G. Longaker, science, Mrs, , Frances Gokelet, Lucy Hartrteit, Miss Barbara Roth iiirse, Mrs., Prili; custodians, jy.r physical education, safety and side Averiue jfunior iHigh- School,
terday • ynnrnlng fr»m • Burroughs- -.. .She was the widow, of 1Francis pastor, will conduct'services today. Frank:" DiTjulUp, Robert Gleaspn^ and.Air's; Patricia Tiffany; science, phonso, &»wicki,, Alfred • GWatniejr, athletics, William H. Martin';,'cur-;, ^Lincoln*, SherinanV Livingston ai
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Cole. Alex .Fenik, Albert
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mortal' Park, Hanover. .
from Gray Memorial,; 12 Spring-: French, sJames Miller,;; Spanish, Mattla, b a r r e n Pinto and;;,Mig. Principal,! Mrg".' Janoysik; help- _,_,,.__„, .^....^..^ J.. Tcrrpglno; Clcyerand,: Blobmirig'dtilp , 'and. ,,
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"• Born in Newark, she liyed' here • f i e l d A v e . ; I n t e r m e n t w i l l b e p r i - Angelb i?rejite; busihess;; Albert Jo'jsn' Sweet: FrehcJi,'.Mrs!, Mary ing.- teacher.i Tyfr.' Gallucci;' kin? ebbrdin^tor of.-'Spepial services,- Roosevelt.. Schools;'. Robert; Ray; ',•;'
for 24 years. She ,v/as/employed v a t e . ' . , . ; • • .•••' • ,!':' . '• . '..• • '.:• ' ;.BaUiJiger, Frank Galllnai and Miss Herbst and Charles Mahnken (also derga'rten, Mrs. Elizabeth Medeaf-; ?tuart- , .C.aryet';"•,^^publis.hJ'ng .'arid Lln'cpLn, Sherman,".I4^£igston and "*'}
;Mrs.as an operator,for. the' Springfield
.ahd'Mis^i •Barbara- Goll; first *-*•'' processing, Loreni Weibel. : Walnut School?^Mrs: Ida East- .^
Ma'kirie. Levy;, ediicable class, ^tiss lerman); Latin, r^IlasAlfce Jafle;
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h C, Maher, 75, o-f Die, and Casting Go'.,' Kehilworth.
grade, .Mrs. Angejikp. Andeifgoh;' , dicai ,inspe'ctar,. Dr.:Nrfeil Cas- burn, high qcheol and elemehtary .•.'£
iEUissabeth Ailen; t e m e d ^ l reading, JpanisJi, Mrs. Lofs.iPlowers.
W. Second Ave;, ; . Rosette, Shef was . a communicant of St.
Mrs. Susanna Clay
Mrs. Myrna Wasseiman; librarian. Business, Mis "Judith Miller and and Mrs. Mary White;, second taldt) (part time); dental inspect- schools as< time permits, Miss M
rntflher of James H. Maher af 18 Theresa's Church and a member
Services will'be held today at Mis Elizabeth Welsh; art, John Mrs Gilda Sawczak;' remedial grade, Mrs EdithdaddJe and Mrs.or, Dr. Gfcrald Sydell (part timfe); Martha <^raney. Orange Avenue "
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Franklin Ave., died last Thursday of the Rosary Society and* the 10 30 a m at Gra*y Memorial," 12 Fedash and Ronald Flatt; industri- reading, Miss M. MartJia Franey, eon Sonierville; third grade, Mrs. psychlatribt. Dr. Samupl Levitjc Jurtior/High School, and Mrs. "*
at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Eliza- Catholic Daughters of America,
Spi'lagfteld Ave., for Mrs. Susanna al arts, Johnny Joe, Charles Nel- librarian, Mit,s Jean Christian; art, .Y-iola Volpe and. MASS ..Majy (part time); psychologists, Dr Mypia Wassennan, Hillside Avebeth
Surviving are*a son, John, at McKec Clay, 87, of 10 Hamilton son and Emil Schumann; home Mis* Josephine Corbo^ Mrs. AldoV Roesch, fourth grade, Mrs Judith Anlt-a Lyons and Henry Rossi; nue Junior High School.
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A high mAs& VtC requiem
home; a daughter, Mrs: Ellen Efk-*
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celebrated -6n Saturday at Si Jo- loff of j Roselle, ,three brothers, ' Rev .Guy Lambert will officiate nam Kurtz and Mrs. Marie
Ar- industrial atts, Jamas Kdlyer, Har- fifth grade, Miss Helene donser
seph's Church, Rpselle, and.inter- Robert Hall of Newark, Stephen Interment will be ;n Hollywood nold (also at Orange JHS).
vey Madsen, and Sigmund Schorr; and Mrs* Adelaide NenortasJ '"sixth
menfcltvas m thfe family plot in the Hall of Parsippany and William Memorial Paik, Union.
Vocal music, Mrs. Carolann As- home arty, Mrs. Myrtle Krlppen- jr.ade, Mrs Concetta Gabriel and
Cdnetery of the Resunection, HalJ ol New Brunswick, four lis- Born in Belfast, Ireland, Mrs pray and Ronald Dllling; instru- dorf and Miss Mary Patrick, vo- Miss Dora Puorrp; edueable cla^s,
Ne&7 Market
The funeral
ters,'Mrs Inez. Maley of Marcella, Clay lived in Union befoie _mov- mental niusic, Donaid Whellan; cal music, William Aspray and Miss\ Elizabeth Greene; secretary,
from Dooley Funeial Home, 218 Mi's- LilUan Gavdos of Kearny, mg to Cranford five years ^ago to physical education, George K|irri, Miss Irene Szabo; instrumental Mrs. Estelle Slenklewicz; teacher
North Ave, W.
Mis Mildred Nessler-6-Jf1 Kearny make, her home with hei son, An' Mrs, Evelyn Mulbnan, Miss Ma- music, Alfred Patterson; physical aide, Mrs Sophie Delikat, nurse,
- B e r n uii Raritan^ Mrs—Maher- •and—•Mrs-i—BoJtrtfes- Gmwold
-drew B. Clay
•cduetrtion,—Herbert F a n ell, Misti •Mrs—Jfean—L-S«rvI»^-,-cuitod4attsI
-rie Pcro«e-and Thoi
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lived m Roselle 22 yeais She was Union Beach
She was. a member of the" Third nuise, Mrs Marion Prager; sec- Sue Londan, Mrs Marilyn Murray Thomas Coijroy and Charles Kon-t
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Nurse, Mrt. Erline Bathje; secUncoln-Sberman Schools
retaries, Mrs Elsie Bonnelly, Mrs. Art, Miss Carolyn Tolson; imi->
•Founded m 1868
Frances £ewis, Mrs. , Roberta sic, Miss Janice Htaer; instrumenfteeves and Mrs. Ruth Diamond tal music, Simone IMcola; physical
(half time); teacher Aides, Mrs. education, Edwin Staved;
Louise Murray—and Mrs
'i Knthiron. RCTIY,
OAWT nET A BFTTgR TIRE BUY.
r.hasp; (>nstftdinn», Thoma^ McAuSchool
Iiff e, John Labbate* Isaac Spurlock, Principal, Miss Irene Gilbert;
QUAUTY-BUILT,"BRAtoq-NEW GEMEflAL TIRES
, • v One of Net» Jersey'»
•Jamej Hoarns and Joseph ZebiO; helping teachor, Mrs Gei'aldmfc
AT AMAZINGLY LOW, LOW PRICES! THESE ARE
Housekeeper; Itindergarten, Miss
Blo6mlngrda.te Avenue School
Finest Cemeteries —
Patucia
Vigliotta; first grade, Mrs.
Principal,
Thomas
Tipaldi;
help-NOT DISCONTINUED TREAD DESIGNS...NOT .
ng Iteacher, JMcs. Ruth Kurtz; Marilyn Ackelsberg and Mrs.
,yVwi-Pro/ilcnd
RETREADS/.,NOT "2nds'\. r THESE ARJE
kindergarten. Mis, Ruby Feneira; ih Pleasant; second grade, Mrs.
Marione
Ganek
ahd
Mrs
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FRESH-FROM-THt-.FACTORY, ALL NEW
lVon-~Seetariaft
and Mrs Rose Marie Pelton. sec- otte Silver, third grade, Mrs
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Reutter
and
Miss
Rhoond grade , Mrs Joann* Van JEsQUALITY GENERAL TIRES!
sektyn and Mrs Patricia Fcnni- da Hochberg; f<jttt-th7«rade, Mrs.
more; third1 grade, Miss Patricia Roberta Diamond d:nd Mr;:. AnV
fsen and Mrs, Hrenda Zacharyczuk; fifth grade, Mrs
One Year Deferred Payment Plan, Interest Free.
McGoldrick, fourth grade, Miss Mary Peterson and Mrs Marjorie
- Available lot Pro-Meed Buyer*.'
^ ; sixth grade, Mrs. BarEll7abeth Kelly and Mrs. Mary
Polidoro; fifth grade, Mivs Joan bara Craney and Mrs Ann WatFord and Miss Luba Korostill; ers; secretary,, M.^ Ariine KeJIe.r;
sixth grade, Mrs Barbara Axol- eu&todians, £rank Occhipinti and
Eui£8t C. Hn-ll.
b and Miss Mary
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tary,-Mr»-fevelyh Hamilton j
- Walnut Avenue School - ~r
er aide, Ma Delphlne Zakre; Principal, Mi&s Gilhert; helping
EAST BROAD STREET
ia5*ELM STREET
nurwj, Mrs. Aima ESill; custodians, teacher, Mrs. Housekeeper^ ldn-^
Tri,
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first grade,v Mrs Harriet jK^ved
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Roosevelt School
and Mxb Jean Ronnlund; second
Principal, Mr Tipaldi;
grade, Miss Ann Doleeki and Mrs
G a t * cr«»,
teacher, Mrs. Kurtz;, kindergarten", L^ura^ancllerjjhh-d'grade, Mrs.
Mrs Gjtzella Maloraho
and"
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SEeiTis atid Mr^ Jrthel
Jean Ijoeber (half tinfto); rirst White; fourth grade, Miss; Mary
grad.e(> Mrs Mildred* Iversen, Mrs
Carolyn Mason and Mrs. Marie
Wilt, second grade, Mr&. JacqueltTlin, Mrs -MtM*»el~ Ortroiti rVirfbaro;; third
nnd Mrs, Janice
grade, Mrs DorotKytJrobs &
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Amy Landow; fourth grade, Miss
EttabtUhsd 1897-"Denise O'donrtor and Mrs Myra
Jacobson; fifth grade, Miss Ros.earie Noto and Mrs Julia Quinn
sixth grade, Miss Lois Bassin,
Miss Christttia1 ''CoUJ'ouniotis end
Mrs. EHen RosensWelg; secretary,
Mrs. Mary Rinaldi; teacher aide,
Mrs. Ellen Dragen; nurse, Mrfe
Grace Wafson; custodians, "Richard
BUICK. STUDEBAKER,
Moss ahd William Carltock.
BIoomlnffdale-'Raosevelt Schools
' CHRYSLER, DObGE, O L D S , ; 7
STUOEBAKER, LARK. RAMBLER
, Art, Mrs. Mary Bogmtko; music,
PLYMOUTH. PONTIAC
Mrs. Rebekah-- DeMott; physical
education,' Miss Jean Voorhees; in" 6.00/6:50x13 '
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s'tFumental, music,; Oerson KToro1*ibeiess Blackwal
itz; librarian,-; . Mrs. . Elizabeth
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Principal, .IMfiss^entrice Warner
h^lphig- teacher,' Philip Gea;.klndftrgarten, Miss /Margaret CorApi
.Ion. and Mrs. Evelyn McCord; first
grade, Mrs. Gabrlella Ba.ekinpff
Mrs.'Dorothy Johnson and Mrs
Ttt-esa-Munrit 'sectind grade, Mrs
Sophia'Parish,-Miss Mildred Hiyi'eizo and Mrs. Lois Nathansoh
!third) grade, Miss Mary Giba, Mrs.
Harriet. Ginsberg and- 'Mrs. Ann
12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, ORANEORD
Kuperberg; fourth grade, Mrs. Sue
Ann Juhasz, Miss Beverly Diets
and, Mrs; Lois Washerman; fifth
VVMJEWALLS SUGHTLV&HSHER
• OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY SALE PRICED
aiie, Mra. •kaven Salway, Miss
We offer, residents of Cranford and vicinity ah
Jtlrlam Eisenrmfe and Misti Dorda
V - Why dtitfe dangerous sniootfiies, when our new 100%. ,
VolirfuichajaMonlhly CiymaiMt
Perry; siyth gca*C*.Mr^." COM' O.K. CREDIT program makes it easy for you to put fhese: •
atance James, Ja*e^JMary Dudley
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outflanking funeral hoitie, cpmplete tvith air
" •• great n6w tires on every.jwheel of.your car.,, right now!
arid • Mrs. Theodore \Martln; secretary, Mrs! IJmily Collins; .
conditioning, organ, large light rooms1 for your
r aide,-Mts;. Jeanne Atkins; nurse,
Mrs. Wntsonj custodians, James
NO MONEY.£>OW(vl »' eaiu fttoMhly payments handle the tohll .
$155
Crawford, William Stacy -and> Wilevery convenience* Our own display rootn1.
liam-Moore (p.m.). •
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COMPLETE FRQNf END SERVICE
GENERAL
GOLF BALLS
Principal, Miss Warner;- helping
ONLY
INCLUDING FULL WHEEL ALIGNMENT
teacher,'..Mr. Cea; kindergarten
PLUS A SAFETY CHECK
Mrs. Snra Jane Mitchell; first
HX) Compression • liquid j
OF THE FOLLOWING:
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. • Bfak««djiijfmuni'
• Muffler .
. e«hter.*,Cadwell cover,
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bea[)nk»
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Mrs.. Helen^ Stelnhart; second
tong distance, top quality
•tiros
. ' . • . •fl||lights
grade, Miss - Sharon Lelbel and
MOST
balls, made to USGA . _
• Battciy
' • Shocks
CARS
Misa Pntricia Sextpn; thiird grade
• specifications; '(limit: i dO2. por,customer)
Mlfc> Joyce Morway and .Mra
Mary Naylor; lourtli grade,''Miss
Annmeria. Greenstein • and ; Mrs.
Beatrice Llebermijn:; fifth grade,
Mrs. Miriam Savall and Miss SusF. H. Gray, Jr., Mgr. Funeral Directors Arnold Salberg, Mgr.
uri -Milstcln; 'sixth .grade,"J Mrs
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Marlon Eschenlauerfijjd'MisstJ u d CRANFOBUO, N. J r - r Btt « - 0
318 KAST BROAD
ith Pateman; secretary, B/Trsj.' Ell
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and tKe ^augh&rij .'of Scotia. ' S h e
:-.>George' Ni Hitchcock^ 15, ol 406was. the widpw of /l.lffed,-CJayvv •:;
Hjfkh'" St',, 'idie'd,, -Monday< at. •Ett^' . Oth'ejs. s'trrviving are a dayghter,both ''GAiihjral'
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ELIZABETH GENERAL TIRE SERVICE. Inc.
400 ftAHWiriiVENIlE, ELIZABETH
toiliana, Franks" Kosaar a n d Alrien
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In Hospital Evacuation
Money Management Course
S h d l d b A d u l t School
was -Among area emergency groups
Haj.wg trouble managing yom> — ^
\vhich furnished ambulanqe servpersonal finances'
have proved popular with park ice and manpower* to help in the
The Cranford Adult School will visitorsjjn the past
oyacusftion1 o f more than 3QQ per,
«ofl>r a new cslirse at Its coming' The an augments weie all se- sons, including m
142 panenis
patients anty
20
anovu
fall semesjet to help >JDU solve
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ctfdon t,he basl^of their adapts
9dapta7n;,
»*,^e occurred
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£aM
Ua .,- n M^u
these problems The -com SJE>, ' Pei when
a Mtimb ostai
sonaj/Money Management," will bility, beauty, size, coioi and last Thursday
be. taught by Bruce T Dunnan of length of blooming period which Cianioiid's squadmen also as83 Gallows Hill Rd, as-sustant offeis a wide range bi fints, and sisted in Jhe returning of patient
cashier of the Nati6nal Newark & hues,
to the hospital fforh thete-make'
Essex Bank, Newark
Qther displays of annuals may shift quarters at nearby R«nway
-The * 10-week course will open b"e found in Echo Lake. Park, Junioi High School aftejxfhe teleon Tuesday, Ootober 5, at Cran- Mountainside and Westfleld, and phoned report of a hdmb proved
ford High School, and witt con- the Rah.way River Park, Rahway to have, been a ha
tinue iou 10 consecutive Tuesday
evenings Registration for "Personal Money Management" and
about 40 other coiuses irvailable
will be conducted on September
30 and October 1 nnd 4 from 7 to
9 p m at Cranford High School
Calendar of HolMaya — 1965-66
"Personal Money Manafjemertt"
September 9( Thursd»y
Classes Begin
will cover ba?lc budget guidelines,
September 27-28, Mon^ arid Tuesday
budgets for, various Incomes, the
, Rpsb. Hashanah
u^e of. credit, - typcs~ of ftnartce
Octobei 6, Wednesd
. . ' Y«>m Klppar
agencies, initiating" credit, jjpreppr
Teachers' Cbnventl(fiT
November H-lStXnursdsy & Friday
nrntlnn nf financial
TbankogiCing Kcoooa
y
—cured' loans, mortgage loans, 'unBegins After Single Session
secured, loans, checking accounts,
Novembj>f 29, Mohday t
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estate .planning, the Use of inDecenrber 24, Friday
First Day pf Christmas Recess
surance, medital coveiage plans,
Japtiary 3, Monday
.., " „ Schools Heppfen
Spclal Secusity, types of insurrebruary 21-23, Monday & Tuesday
Washington's Birthday
ance, mortgage insuiance. and per—
liecesa
sonal property, theft* flreu liability,
March . ^
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No -Holidays
and automobile' insurance
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Apill 8, GoodJTriday
Mr Dunnan, a graduatjK of
.. Schools Reopen
April 18, Monday
Brown
University,
prty^lo'usly
taught j a personnel management
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Memorial Day
May 30, Monday ..
,
tour<e ai; New York University,
Last Day of classes
June 22, Wednesday . .,,
anti he 'serves as an instructor in
Return for. Report Cards
Jun-e 24, Friday
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a "Bank orientation course of Efc28 days
September
14 days March
ae* County Chapter, American fn15 day>
October
20 days April
stitute of Banking An Air Force
21
days
November
18
days
M.ay
veteran and winner of the Comlb days
December
17 days June
mendation Medal fof meritorious
January
.... 21 days
• service, he holds a certiticate of
Fc brliury
18 days
Total
183 day;;
distinction as first m his class at
in the executive man.agejt program
of 3S£assadh&setts, Mr
Duruwn^is .a Little League1 coach,
a member o3K^hc Ci anford Dra-1
matjc Club, anEKjicttve^ in the
Jliilwi )<'ith<j- H? 19 a
captain' Iti'the Ah' Fun
;Yea> In Cranford
"Siiper-Right"-Meat Features for a*JFe$tive Weekend!
STAMP ~
IT'S FUN GETTING
GIFTS FOR
Cranford Pubjic Schools
Tlrc IvetieJawe Stiidia
Warinanco Park
Annuals Continue
Blossom Display
The annual flowers at, the Henry S Chatneld Memorial Garden
in Warinanco Park, Elizabeth and
Roselle, still offer paik visitois a
radiant display of multi-colored
bJ&ssom1?
" The free-f lowering a n n u a l
plant^each yeai continue.as a focal point? of interest toi home g«r• deners. thioughout the county, untiUbie ni>t htjayy"frost yi thef-Iair
The planting replaced 14,000
tulips which piovided a coloiiul
l&ay display in the Chatfield Ga.i— d e r r -AH-'of -th^~rrnntrat~:ptJfritir
were grown fiom seed in cold,
frames at the Union County Park
Commfssioh'3 nursery m the
g
The tenter bed this year £ea*ture<u ornamental basil, dark opal
in, color, suirounded bf double
dwarf petite yellow mangolds
^_ , Included injthe dlsglay^re_ddh" . TI5F, daisies.TaTvia, peturnas7 car^"
nations,
asters,
eleome,
Jane Parker Stuffing
'Super-Right" Quality-NO WATER ADDED, FULLY COOKED
U.S. GOVERNMENT INSP£(JTED-Over 1 0 lbs.
SMOK
Shartk Portion
J Shpp Early tor the Weefcendf
A&P Stores Closed
labor Day, Mon. Sept. 6th
Fronf CuH
FRESH Bort»leu
Whitq Meat
|b
Italian Sausage
HOT or SWEET
7*c CORNED BEEF
ib
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cosmos
and vJnca Many of the varieties
included iri the planting this, "year
are among the old favorites that
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New, Spacious Studio,
Centrally Located At '
118-Wahtat
SAVE 60
Ave^-Crairfordh
(NEAR SOUfH AV&)
Convenient To Ail Bus Service
BRidge 6-3539
ACTIVE MEMB£R OF —
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EDUCATORS "AND DANCE MASTERS OF AMERICA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of DANCE AND AFFILIATED ARTISTS
» N i FEDERATION OF /WUSIC CLUBS, DANCE DEPARTMEKT
fllch and Foil Bodied
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Rt>d Circle
Vlgoroui and Winoy
Bokar—
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SAVE 180
69 " 1.99
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3 lb
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GOLDEN CORN 10 29 C
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K1NQ Sizfe
Italian Freestone—NOUfcMlCEO HIGHER!
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2.19 A&P ; Coffee 2 1.39 FRESH PRUNES 2 29
A&P Initanf CoHes
LEMONPIE
SAVE 10
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BI& Tender, SWeat
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C i i r r o t s ' N0NE
I Ib. I op. can
Green Giant Peas 5 ° 99 C
IS oi, Cut
CKtSCENt 6OLD or MARBLE
SUGAS or GOLbEN
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PLAIN or SEEDED RYE BREAD
al, Hiclcofy Hardwood
UASMT RaaHe
VEGETARIAN
neinz oeans
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Yellow—MONE
Frozen Food Values!Variou».Br«nds—Incjjuchng Lomonade
Hpsvy tXufy 12" width *
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k i n I t OQtf
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1 l i b loaf * t
BfOCCOli
£45°
ALUMINUM WRAP A 25(1 QQo
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MORTON'S
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ABv«rh«M
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Beefsteaks
S S "37M
Heinz H A M B U R ^i' l A tt^lSsh i«rl7°
ttiMMe MRS. PAl^fi A ^ox.
French's Mustard
2 9,;;; 29"
R i n ggs FrAnch frrtd I
Popelowatoes 4 1 ^ ^ I t J j S " Orange Juice
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KfttJ Fish-N-Chix ^u % % 250 Cheese Blintxes
gal. oont>
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pigs.
BIRD'S EYE M box.
Flor.da
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dor p i g .
A Ion a Wran
FACIAL TISSUES
All Colors—200—2 ply
ALUMINUM-FOH/
P A A I T f a f e NABISCO PRIbE ASSORTMENT 11 oi OjEfl
UUUHia»
or FAMOUS ASSORfMENT
pi,. * *
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WHITE TUNA
7 ox
roll
5 ft
h 125 ft.
Alcoa mrrap
Cut-Rite Wax Paper
THIRST QUENCHERS!
Kraft LUDXEE Margarine
Kraft Miracle Margarine
rolls
Jane Parker White Bread is every bit
_; -.'>»'dsllolous and Nourishing as other;:
breads that cost more., '
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• charge ^ little less. You can't hold that
against us, can you?
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Beverages^
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All F
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Cheeri-flid AnnPs j (
Za-Rex Syrup
6 p ^ J9q
pnt^Q,
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Mel-O-Bit Cheese Slices
7f
Crtoni Cheese
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& Swiss Slices
Q-Tips Cotton
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FOR SOLID COMFORT
REASONABLY PRICED
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES!
PerooUfor or Drip
JANE PARKER ' ^ l 1 *
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• - LONG WEARING •-.•_.?..
BARS
Cuts
From Nearby Farms—NONE PRICED HIGHER!.
GIANT SIZE
CHOCOLATE
Milk, Almond or Fruit & Nut
Now about
the price...
SMART LOOKING
c+ns
Milk,
Almond or
or mr
Mr. Goodbiir
miiKr Aimona
MARVEL ICE CREAM 59'
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SAVE 20c
Cholde of SI Flavors
When the School Bell Rings
Sde That Your Youngsters
Step Out in CHAPMAN'S
Sturdily
Made
Children's
Shoes.
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flegular ft" Slie I lb
SAVE 15c '
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MbJ«if * _ . * " .
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SELJECT
QUAqTY
89!
lb
1-19
Boneless Hams
Smoked Picnics
UNOX CANNED HAMS
Smoked Ham
WILDMERE LARGE EGGS
JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS
iThAuk.iir
UOnUTS
BONELESfe PRISKtT
Veal CuteifJtfeaks
Mix or Matchl
f-ton
STRAIGHT CUTS
' Super Right-" Quality
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A&P Coffee Sale Continues!
REGISTRATION FOR FALL CLASSE
- Thuea., EcL^Safc^Sept." 9 , 1 0 , 11 - 1 *o 5 P.M.
Beautiful . . .
STEAKS. CHOPS, CHICKENS, FRANKFURTERS, SPARE RIBS, HAMBURGERS
Sliced Cooked Ham
—ffi
Fresh Chicken livers
lb
109
Jumbo Shrimp
READY-TO-IAWWIATS
Mild anil Mellow
m!Meat..-Departmentis
Select Fi'om Our Ceo.ft-Ouf Qenfers
Brisket Beef
Turkey Breasts
.WHfcRlbi
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half ham
with tho
slice,
on top!
Buff
Portion
Bologna, LIverwursT) Plain or 0% J>°* A F c
Olive Loaf, Plokle & Pimento O fa* Q 9 _
Tiny tofs
Gymnastics for BoysfcQIrls
Adult QxercTse & dance
class
Pre-Teen & Teenage
etiquette & social dancing
Whole or Either Half
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Rodi-Mix Flavored
rumbs
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Grated.Clioow »
WyleKsf lakes
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PARSLKY-
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Detergent
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Saran Plastic
Wrap .
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Laundry Bleach
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Saturday" fo/ t h e marriage of Miss Susan !Elizabctt!..'-Lind&ay,- daughter • , .
formed th'e ceremony. A .reception J
was held'at the Sky Line. Restaiii'-i.'*
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i>i", marriage; : Miss;- Judith' Ann
Lindsay; sister oi the bwde.was'i.',
maid of honor. - " • " ' • ; • ; ' '
' Richard Lawrence 'E lid m a n n
served his brother as best, -rri,ati.
.Robert Ackland'• ot Cranford
ushered. ' '" "..r.'"~'•• .'•"••' '
'The bride is a graduate, of Cranford High School and End'icott Junior College, B,eyerly, Mnss. Mr.
Erdmarin, also agraduate'of Cranford High' .Sch0olr4s-in his senior
year at Colby College, Waterville,.
Me. He is a member of Delta kappa
Epsrlon • Fraternity.- •• .;•„•, ' >«\'.
'Following ' a •'wedding-, trip- .tb
Boothbay 'Harbor. Me.T Mr. Er^mann'afid his' biricte wilL resido at
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turned recently after-vacationing Romp,-• Venice, •Florehce, Zurich, VJ7
in Eurppe. After, yisitiiig friends land Paris.,f
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GEORGE H. HAHM
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Gregory Du'deck 6"f7Newark, b,oth
cousins of ;the' bridegroom, and
Ch'arles Fprdham
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cousin of the* bride.
Piidiciiii »f Suinmit was la junl<?r
'usher and Mark'Fordham pf Crariford, cousin <>f- thfc' bride,, was ring
• >' Miss Mary Lynn' Larsen, daughter o£ .Mr- 'arxd-lVIrs. Helmut A.
i The Church oi,-St. Anne,.Gar- b e a r e r . . ; > ~ - ' - . 7 . ,'•..'••:'"->''..'.!',•'••'' '"':
Larsen' of 8..Wpod: H.,, became the bride^ of George H. Hahm:, son of
wood, was , the • setting Saturday, '• 'Following a . wedding trip to
- M r . and Mrs. Geoi'ge Hahm of Scotch HainCin a candlelight ctiremonx. afternoon tor the .marriage bf li/Ii.ss Jamaica, EW-K litri'-FarbJjriec and
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Friday ev^Oing in Calvary Luther-1 " ; • .7; r;~r~,-~^rr~-~~r- -r*Berai'ce1 Dorpthy: Brauh/daSiShter :his rbrid'e',Will; reside at,l4p(5. Rac
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k. City'were organist .a
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of Mr. and Mrs. Erwfai Braun of "3 S t R h V ^ ' 7 '
a gradutrttt-of
• Revi Arnold["j; ~S>anTquist; pas'• to Ffank'
;Hlgh Suhool; Felt,and Tarrai
tor, performed the double-f-ing fowl High School/ Av'erett College, FaEUa.nec, Jr.,. "son -pt:.Mr,:,
Business) .School ^ arid .B'avbizb
derejnbny. A receptidn jfbllojwed at Danville, : V:a.j and Cedar, Crest Mrs.**Farbahec. of 26 Cornell R d . ' School of •.'•'Mpd'eKhf,. ':New-';,Ydi'k
Rev. Stephen, C.Rutko^vaki, asA i ^ t ! l b ; i i
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mentafy tea(fcher in the.BJoomfield: doubleiringj'c'erqnJony.'.V A recep- tary by Enjay Chemical Co.,TDiv
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-her,.father,' had her. college roorflr
Mir.
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• Mr. Earbanee is a, graduate of
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V heiC^raakf" of honor. Bridesmaids sity bf Klansas,. is a student ali Rut- 7 Mr. Braun. escorted! his diiiighter St. CaKimif's. School, Newark
.'. .were Miss Laura Leigh Larsen, gel's University LaV'.School'; '"—'••• to^the al^ar. ,.Miss Mary,Sijrhone Union. Junior CdUege; and DV
p f S i t y , . Ma.diiSOn.
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.:.7 of^Garwood was', "laid.- <?t '.
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ters pf the bridegroom. ,
•• . : ' Cod., Mass., Mr..1 Hahm and his. Richte'r 'of' Mountainside and Mrs. Bruris^ick, and served" in th
•"• .. William. Hahift.of Los ".Angeles, •bride will lesidc at 59 jSlizabeth. Eugene Bukowskj .Of Elizabeth. Army at/Fc^rt Sill, Okla.- • •
:. • Calif., served his brother as' best A v e . - .'• "•• , , • '-.. . . ,..• • ' . ' •• . . ; , . S,usiin,'Fordham of Cr'anfor'd arid :
Shirley HoVvath of Vint'land,' both ,v Mr7a.nd krs'. Wllliarn' Xuill "an
.-•. man,. 'Ushers were7Ro"b.ert.Berm'cousins' of the: bride, .were junior sop?. James, of''••£. Dartmouth Rd
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Mario'ti Ranrtsay - of 10 brideshiaids, and flower • girl,, re- retui'he'd last Week from v a : ttu-iie
I- the. bridegroom; Herbert .Litvin
Wade
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— ' ' ' Pa«, ia'nd Thomas Lear
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Palachakpyr^of.-Plain'-' d ^ t d ^ ^ ^ ^ d V ' l ^ ^ I l
in. .Bermudar- Both are '{eacSers field "served as 'best "man.;
'land, Germany,;. Austria; pze'chb
Scotch
* brother of
. • Charles .Frischixiann' of Cranford ih" Scotch Plains^Fanw.pod -HJgh were Ervin M.
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Bride of Itex ^
'.; Miss .Diane Alice TDexhelmer, daughter of Rev. and J^rg. John R,
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'Dexheiirter of 9 Dorchester Aye. , .became rthe.bride • p:f Rex ArfierigQ
I V A U i f • Clark, • Saturday afternoon in the Crattford Methodist
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Mr; 'D'Agostino . .was '^gradt;
,; Rev. Donald T; B.aggs of Suo'from"
Shorter College, R6rpe, (jt&..
casunna •per'foi'rned the double-.
and'
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sales representative wren
A '•reception': folMagnus •g
' Mr. D'Agostino and his; bride will
church."
.. Rev^. Pcxheimer gJ»ve.:his_daiiigh- • tjiake: their "home in Richinond, Va.
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Laurel Dexheimer. arid•.; Bonnie• Alter
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Linda Quammen,,'daughter: of
bexheimeri'sieiers of the'bride; •
i J l d E r i ' qf Medford, L'.;I;, Mrs.-Elizabeth- Love'Quamm'en-of.
Clai-emont PI.,. h.as' 'Clltrton;'retiredw
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Rqbert Milacci of TrentPn, cousin EcKb~
of the -brWegrobm^ and- Stanklin sh.e spent July and : August.
Caputb1 of West Orange.;1' ; • . . . :'• 'During this time, she'.'iwas gradJames Lennfty1 of Cranford was uated'•ffom^ejuniprtp the interi
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- FOR THE LITTLE,GENTLEMAN going fciack to' school,
.we offer a complete wardrobe "
that outfits him t o / after
Sc.hoorhours, tdb. Mom loves'
Sur: easy-ciire clothes!
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Sport Shifts
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H1LDREN
,32 Eastman St.
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Mr! and .Mrs. Carroll K. Sellers
0^ ~7]7~rSpringfield,.', Ave. ' nioved Crahford Qivjc :,ihd Business .-Ari-.
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i .Th'e^jvc'dciinjf .ctf{M1§s- Ljjia.ra Ana yesTerdu^ . to Mpiintaintijde.' Mr.
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©rt.lfl -'arjci; Ro'hcVV.'-O^n vjl^eUie-ili
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xe''.' yeve;.-: 25»';
•MJ-.S,' "Sollors formc-rty' wds *WelMcthodipt- Ghurd'h", WestfisW. >^t.iiv.
Dr. .CJark W:' Httnt, .paKtor, oP/i'c- come Wug^n .hostess-.' here and - a
(\CsW'; ParamuH a n d Gleti' RocVr..
jnpmber 'of ifae F j r s f . ' . i '
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<,»,.^y •';•;".'vandi' Judy • E ^
•':%!•'3ell;ers,
3Vlawyer
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Vlrsi"";If.'13tanRC;{Orth''pJ 214 Oak
aaughtL'rs'
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a.:--paip't' '' i-.tJtr. and Mi;s.. Georg'e D.'rCft'll'en'
Lane; had Mrs*: Jiicjt Poofe of E)"a- flees- at,'. l;i;i- Milji;, St.' .-is.;
Eriright of: * J04•< Cranford:-:;Ave.,
riiasttus,...Md.;. 'u«,..heiv matidn' of' .ccfTjjmandsit. of .^ran^ard Po'st, %\Z, Of1 li'5- Etigewood ; JRd: \vere honor- • were.-fe.ted.at:a «Mpxiei-.'party' re r ..
American
L^gipn;;.a
past
president,ed
atr-a-SUrprise-jpiarty;
Sattirday'
honor. Jamesj -Wilson 'of Ilion, N.
e'e'ntly... at ^heVHonesteqd,: Spring.
Y., wks best man, and u"shers:'wert" of '• Hhe • Crah-^4; ••'Rotary Club, evening • at their .hdifac irt celbbra-' "Lake, in. honor; of; thgir,l;6fti'and•'
former
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anrii-'David'Orth, brother of- the bride"
8tH"";;birthday . anniversaries''.»'«'' i t ^ ;
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and.loiTTvand 'Cai1:! Schurr M Wilmington^ f fnermagistratt^here;
er "borough aitorneyViS .Garwbok: ~ "The 'parUv was ilgiveri: by tlieif'
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ate'Mr. andMi's- Charles C. Weler of West'fie^dv .; '"' ;.;.•;"•'.;....'..' '•
A.receptioh was held in FellowShip Hall "at the'.church; Mr,. Weller .and his' tjrjde are. on. a wedr
ding, trip to.4hc-Cloisters; Sea J s - » -• v - ; : . 1 1
laiui; Ga,, and'••'wil 1'' make' 4hcir-.
home fii Summit.
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jnoon.'/jfOr . the
-•!•',«•• Mi'. arii'-'Mrs.,-.Lotus".Ffej^rari, "of
to D o n a I'd Bouse'
r • J.efe'ighttini Jii', sori; of Mr. and M-rs.
> ^ Creightoh 'of... 7:BartmQuth:Rd.; •.'
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'.". ,'tp-r, officiated; at the .double-rj/ig
•:"; ceremony. ?A" reception was -held'
•• ' • at' the Copper Hood Restaurant;
"v" LyfidHurst. • •• •. • ,•'..,
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Cupo1 of" North Arlington and
John Waldr'Qrt.' of Bayohne ;w.ere
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The bride, a graduate of Holy
; : Family Acaderny. Bayonne, received • her,/ fi1.A. decree ir.om' Je'r-,
• wsey- City-;'. S'tate' 'Cqllege._/and .'h?P
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. ;- •.Colie^ge. Sha is' a,b"iologyteacher
I"-; '.^itr the- -Lyponurstt iiigh'{Schjooly-1
.,:K''.'•. 'Mr. Cre'igh'toh). a -graduate of
•''..,'.: Pirtgry Schobl, Elizabeth; arid &ehlgh; • University,' 'Bethlehem, Pa."; "..Is -an, accountant with. General
'•'•'•• "footisi tt.obpken.' He is a sergeant .. ''Mr,.' and,' Mrs." Edward. 'Miksiein- the Arniy .Ileseryes: and serves
wicz of Elizabeth 'hay^ ,ahnounced, .'. as,a tank cbmm,andei\ . ••..';/•. :.
'_; i,..l^^.CiMgK,t.o^fltiii.iiiH!.b;Xi4.e- jwJli the" 'engagement -of their daughter,
Miss ' ' i ' l I i W l T ^ r ^
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abeth. She is employed as. 4' serV- , Mr. Coonpy, a graduate of Crari-.
To Mtiimi, Florida
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Mr.'and Mrs. C. R;-Thomas* and
to Technical Institute, Mountain1
s\dk,- attends the,,evening session.at THeir. -children, Mary Ann, tfar,,
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niojv.'.ifunjo'i- College. He is em-'formerly
of- 5 SyTyesteFSf /Inoyedf
6ye3i~p~
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'JCerqx1 Corp., Newark, last ;we(jte;to Miami, Fl.a/They ?iad
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Graduates From
Ntirsing: fi^
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G. E. Howland
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Mr.' an'd Mrs. thowasj.M". Nolan,
of-321 Ketfod Ave. entfcr.t'ained at
a' familiL.gathe.piDg lakt .^Viday.
Their guests lncladeH M c ^ n d Mrs.
Alfi'Qd .Nolim' and' daughter, Margaret;- ,'of.'..Stamford;. Conti.,<^illv,
and' Mrs. John Nolan 6ti$n&ev'&}$
Mr. and-. Mrs/ Jo'sepk-^Nolan iind
children; .Martin, Daniel ^ n d Rose
Marie 06 Plah'tfield." ':-
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Mark XI Sorlcs Gn-721
21" tubs (QVarall dlametai)
"losed-Labor Day
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Mr, and Mrs-. 'Charles J.R.oth ot
S Oraton X)r. 'havp concludiifi a
k' trip
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• wliere . they • visited Mrs. R6tills
mother, Mrs. D. M. Lawrence and
Pittsburgh, Pa. where they'visited
her *sistQr, Mrs. R. ill.. Devine.
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IHJODELS SflOWN taAfURB . *•
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•'Mrs. George L. Dix'p'h and .her.
--•'RCA Sbiid Copper Circuits for
daughter^ Nancy, of 107 "Pine. St.',
greater dgp^ndabil^ty
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• RCA Autorjiaffc Color Purifier
• Dno-sot VHF fine tuning
• All-range tone control
Mr. a.nd Mr?. George B.Spohn.pf
(JWo.st Holly'.St. have cpnoluded a
two-week vacation at,'LavaHette.'
>k Available with
, .""Wireless Wizard"
'-Mrs, ' Joseph. ;Baztlus tind.-hor
cWlclfen, • Gregory, Brian 'and
Qheryl, of 12,0 Thoniifs St'.,'sp<jnt the
summer at th'err home at Seucrest
Beach/ Mr. BaZikis joined them
for weekends.
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Mire people own RCA VICTOR 1han any. qthor l i t t i
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. stud'enl i wide selection of back'-to-scheol wear in sizes
spending- a week at Normnndy
as the guest of Mnj. (Ret.)
• LHtra'-sen'sItlv.6; VHF and UHF Shores
Grace
H.Mnnning.
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• Franks-a favorite with dads and' lads: .
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Mr. u-nd-Mfs. Walter J. Puzio and
their ' daughters', Barbara and
Susan,-of -1(58 Mohawk Dr., have
ro)urnod li'omo niter vacationing
for.(two weeks' ut'tavalH'tte.
CRANFORD
RADIO, INC.
14-20 and 3642. WeH^ovv yoii'll vvelcome the .cou'rjeous service, and expert fitting, that have made John
'Mrs/ Albeit Banscher • of J04
Eclgowpod Rci. will entertain (it a
bridge:-'parly this evening.in honor
•of WTlji. James Drmock of Houston,
,T(;x,,-a formoi;'reiiidcnt of Crimi'ovd. Mrs,'pi mock and : her'daugh,ter, -0fell.v,'"i;ue visilinu' in Hosclle
Open Mon.'i Tlutrir, Fri. Even. . • Pavk.' Other guests wjll be Mr.s.
Dimnld^Aiketi, Mrs. M.'
Iwck, , MrsT; Robert,'Martin-'
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Mrs. George'!>."'Gillen arid'Mrs,
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by Mcdregor, Puritan, Hurltirigton Mills, and,
others."- From $7.98
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Mr. jwd Mrs. Leonard ;E. Mopc'ly
antl <i<>us,E:'pe'st,.1William arid Bsl'^Xi, of U .West Hqlly 6tr, ire-turried
by pliinQ recently.from a lOVday
V9eatl.0ft.ln §t. JoVirt, Virgin Island's.
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door they have many
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hqmes we both would.
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21? tObo (6Voro|| dlarrt.olor)
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ho;irle. Fd mte'^rie lilce
the .home ih- the big
picture" in thfeir wlri-
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(Ininde-iii-tlit;-Village look., A real sVingin''.rystiR; like soft"; like
''• vi'hcn '.(lid they ,f?tarl inakiog shoe's out cvf. m'ars'limallows? (pip;, it
Mrs."'Feircta • Av" Z a r e m f a o.t.'4S'
Murisee Dr; and h e r . siater4n-,law,
Mrs.
Cnsmlr,a -WeskowsKy.; -Of
Ljibriardo rctlffned y e s t e r d a y after
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Mr. ,Thc»mas will be- associated
with, Jnte'fnational Petroloqm -.dp.
in" Cofal- Gables;
They were'' 'mwrnlier;! '•'• of •'. thtv
of
/ Mr,, and Mrs. E. C,
It;.English 1 Village haVe, ..returnediOranford. 'Dramatic Club and the
' Sugarbush Val-; Crani'ord Swim Club:.-Mr. Thomas
VJ.,..whefre they vacationed was;1 ;a membei;'.of the Ijioris'd|.ub,
during the'summer. ,
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Miss;; Leohie" : Mai'ie-. Laerpix:,
United Fund rtf Crariford.
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ci'oijft'- of 5 • Algonquin-DP."", was
15;'.barjtmouth ,Rd-. .are ;h6me from 'Mr:;, and;' Mrs. John Sintangelo'
1 •graduateci'on.Saturday from Je
and
their
children,.
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Paula
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sey City; Medical- Center School of
Me;,' where, they 'vacationed, for'a and. John, Qf'IvlQrristpwn, Paiiw
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from the Margaret •"Hague Mater..and. Mrs, tr. Clayton, Kc^lbe,. of .21 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schdtt,
nity Hospital staff, a.t the' graduatheir
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;,'•'During; 'her fres^^nlye'ar • slie
Morris; River, follpwih^ an., em«Sr-: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ."Rpbert
was'-one^6f.the delegates from the
pf_2t6ralon
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K tcj..,the. state
T ^ t n y P ^ t T P P r g ^
hpiVie in Ocean .Gate' when taken ih£ a weolc^a't Wildwbod Crest.
diiato ;of Ctarifprd ''High Sch661,
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Mt>-and"-MPS..
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nurHc's scholarship ,in
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turii.ed #ho"me- Saturday after vaa t Ocean Beach- Mayot • Kirwan
cationing tbr, a weelc.inHhe Pbcp- •tit V^tV Barnftbas Hospital,
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been:'good.,' '.H^-' said • the -' exhibit
:••'.' .will fee Of. educational etiuipmexii ed'to his; W n e this. weekfind'Worn.'..till, • /Plainfield,
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•': Mr, Swacthamer's, iilaoor-'hobby
rnathematics, .vih'a; is~chtiirman: foi^ jgefehpe,'. .math.erhgtics, s»cral» s'tiid- hQ-n'est'^T^iev.e'iwin.t-'." makes -the,
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acHieVement-possible.
f r a r t i ; P q o e . ' l ) •..-.'•. the 'exhibition, said' 1Q0 <;ompan-}ici| and;language artii..,..,' ; .:, .
- youth CphaJnissiori'.:;: fte • formWy and .h-e is actlyi' 'ia'-Uif:; Audubon, ori• Adami? .
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served.-as director - of .the.'.;Shell Society and-'a ,Wit«r .on the
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to'bjp,construc'te'd at the
r,(5'ar.o)C the school' was hearing
completion yesterday.|- ahd-s,ur:s we're1 marking the lines for
th.c laytftg of .concrete footings for
.the buitding. "'In preparation ..for
the start of construction work,' the
fire escap.es1 ha.vfe been /Temov-ecfJ
from the'rear, of the1 present building ahd installed on the siaes. • ;
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classrooms, a nurse's room, tea.chersV.rooins.,. offices, gymhasiuih and
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jtart of ihp 19^ft-fi7'l'^of>1 ye(at^ '
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the contractor for the • project.'"
.The present scKobl building .has|
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New Jersey's First DRIVE-INSURANCE Agency
TRIPLE AAA
FOR THE GRILL {
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Point ... were Oreg DeWolf> and
Chuck Archdeacon with the "followiftg.Jioys meMb^rsof the team?
Malcolm Pringle, Bob Ward, Kevin Browri/ Eric "areisgertjer, Don
Hank, StevenH<;ptler, Bob DeCicco,
Chuck.innQcenti,--.Scott
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sidestrokei Bob
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gle; -biggest-Calash,; Ken"JHelier;
littlest sptosh,- ChuekY Innboenti;
breath holding, gcbtt Nizbor^ki;
..JEric.
"W'ci^gerber, -.underwater in enjj,
Si<Jne^> SaintoV race out tof the \yater, Kevin! Brovvn; long distance
swi m, Alan •
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276-8800
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en shelves ,built .in Room 1, and
fr'amtrd~cbrkb6afri attached to ioar
;of jiuddtbriura piano.
'•'Livingston• School! * ri)6i• expansion joint,'
Pl;e-f-abi'icated i'iltor sections in
auditorium^ tnermp-unlts were installed at- the Brobksklc Place,
Bloomirigdale Avenue, .Livingston
Avenue . anci Walnut Avenue
Schools.
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toir Bro\vn, as much fun to Wear as tlicy nib Iinig
g. Como hv and talk to'>.ouv fitting cxpcrls.
Ilicy'll sliow you wliy Busier Ui'owns have teen tlict.
quality school-slibe favorite for over 61 years. *
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CRANFORD
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Pork Loin Roasts
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LOIN HALF
• ' CLOSED LABOR DAY MONDAY • „
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Standing leadership in..the reor
g^nization of the United' Fund last*
yeavi was a tremen/dbus a'cc'bmplishmjemti,. His^inspiratipn arid enthusiasm wili.be'l'qng remembered." '.''- ••.'.' •-• • ' .'.-•.' ' "
The-best OTroBrT^ncrcampaign
in Cranlord's- hlstoi-y was conducted last fall, when $72,433 ,was
pledged in adrivc headed by Robert M. Crnne, ,-chalrman. Over 600^
ii-^iclen.ijfj- volunteered as cam-"
pftign spliektons, ( '.' ''..' ;
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• V"t.he'., Cvnnford . United Fund
campaign, 'this fall will include
three hew ajtertcies iov a ^total of
14 partlcipatlrtg cfrgfatiizations,"
•Dr. John sq,kl. "We aro continuing
,'oi.ir promise to incUjde every accredited " agency sec-king funds
from, the -public to- afl'il.lnte .with
tho local pivers' organization."
The new agencies are Multiple
Sclerosis, Youth and Fam.ily Counseling Service and. the-USO.
The campaign will be initiated
•by tho "muking of pledges By each
member of- the United "Fund/ bonvd
of directors. "V/ithin the next; scvonil. weoloi.boarcl' mw-nbei's of. the.
participating n(,'cmcklsl also will be
invited 'to. help lnunlh tho campaifm . wltii solid" pltldge- siippoi't
from "the Cvanfovd vcs|do«is who
actively, serve on" the participating
United' Fund ncency boards.,
Tir. John . joined the .Medical
Center at 1!) Holly St. in the genoral 'practice of motlicine in. 1958,
A. graduate of the University- of
Cincinnati Medical School, he revceived hi* bax-heliir of science1 and
master's' degrees, from' Ohio.UnM
vorsity and. interned at Christ- '
-wlwt-oho.wasft) wtaUow
di'roctb'r of the oi-itpa'tietit f linlc.
Dr....Tohn servnd1 in tin; Air Force
Corps Ipr'two years,"
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Bank Open Tuesday E;veningy September 7 — 6 to 8 P.M.
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Mtmbtr Federal Deposit* Insurance Corporation
rtjjpPORK : )^^^- : ^^^0t
Holiday Weekend Ahead!
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BOTTOM ROUND
RUMP OF BEEF
TOP SIRLOIN
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CITY CUT .
LEAN SPARERIBS
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•horseshoe^,,—• ;Ken -Heuer, junioi,
Eric WeisgerbeV; ^ejitior "ping pong
-"-• Steve •Pei-rQner juniors, Sievea
SOUTH A VEriUEopp. RAILROAD STATION* Tel: BR 6-3000 CoUcr;*badminton —^'AJ.in Wimmer; basike'tball 'fp(uT->hootLng —
M Dafve Kpch; darts ~ - Joe Paumi;
howiing —^ Patrick Rowe.
• Track and Field — 40 yd, dath,Stev'e Peri-one;' 50 yd;, Alan WimmtT,-75.yd., Kevin Brown, senior
shot .put, Bob "Wardi junior, Tom
Leister;, running brqad jump, Eiic
WeiKgerber; .'standlrig.;bioad jump^
!V(fflliam Darcy, baseball throw for
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: BANKING OFFICE
' A N D WALK-UP WINDOWS
iiii "iiuJlViclual -winnei't. »n—theevents were;.'Tournaments
'— tetherb'all -— Bob. \j/ard, Senior,
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OR^TH UNION
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on September 14 arid1 15. ;i • • ..<
An expanded counseling program/will be"iaunched under the
direction of Ahat'ole' K. Colbert,counseling officer. •,.•','
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builds, payrolls, wakes, iobs-thdt hold our
ybung people bnd keeps thfc future o f ourcommunity as itiKould be ; ., . bngh|
"insuronce Exclusively^
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aw iron,>ome,
iron,>ome # di?U^tfcat
di?U^tfcat.*««*™£
v/iU tjfever support our schools; and ch^rche*
or^provide jobs. arid;, opportunities^ for our.
young people: All bertefUsr ore gone for goo^
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THESE 2 GALLONS
OFFER EXTRA VALUE
AMBASSADOR SCOTCH
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FLEISCHMANN'S GIN
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*6ARNETT'S GIN
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* Royal Duke Vodka '•;,' )';,..".;/-: .\ \ 7 J 5
SEAGRAM 7-CROWN
11:59
CALVERT EXTRA
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SCHENLEY RESERVE
FOUR ROSES
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BR 6
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SAUSAGE
JR. PORK ROLL
CASE'S-"..
BEEF
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NOTICE
ROASTING CHICKENS " 39c
LABOR DAY
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Open Till 10 P.M.
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TiH 9 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs.
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Shoulder Chops!
FREE
PARKING
Use Our
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Entrance
WIDES AND HQUORS
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CLOSED
for
FREE
DELIVERY
/, Ib. 7?c
. : Ib^ 59c
3 lbs. 98c
LARGE'— 5 to 6
IN OBSERVANCE OF
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lb.49c
THICK CUT
GROUND ROUND
CHUCK GROUND .
GROUND BEEF
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30 Eastman St.
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100 PIPERS
CALVERT GIN ^
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HOT OR SWEET
$13.99
$7.15
GORDON'S GIN ,
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•Safety--Eciucatton: Plan, of District
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dfcri.t^e point system, announced Dr., •one-month- suspension^effec
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' , dinner' dance,.-to be held on Sat-:he special p'rograrn'that appeared
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• • presented, to the membership a t a was '. n'pnounced-r today ( by F., 'H.
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'•A family picnic on September 25. :o.'s Eastern Region.
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at- Sandy Ko,pk .State Park will be Sponsor of .."Th&Wational- DriveXhe, XIrst coup'icii' activity of 'the
nf^se'ason; Tentative .plans, also rs* Test," 'the. firm has edited the
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Mrs, Nelson^Claypdo'le, president, loan' basis' to'- high school driving
will conduct "a bo>rd.rneeting at th e classes,' traffic safety, groppa and
home of, MrsJ Thonras Rjbadenery- other/interestQd •organizations^
ra, 2Q3 Paw.nee Rdi, orrsffie evening Piiblic response to. the televised
of September 15y Ct^-hoste^ses will traffic safety program,'—. enthusibe. Mrs.- Robert 'SoaunfirJ^dy and astically favorable,, nation-wide •—:
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and acquaint them with the pur- d • designed, to',' .pfojripteTbettcr
jubi! xiud'aulivilius uX- the N
',. Club will take place- on; Th^xftlm uses' the 'entire test-as
Sample
September 22 at.the.home_of Mrs. it app'ear&d bn television!
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Milo Cermak, 18'WadfTworth Ter. test forms i«r, use in ^coring re"VVomehrinterested in joining sults will be^njttlosed with, each
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Newcpmers' Club and who have
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ties may contact Mrs/Joseph Rowe, sequences iliustrateaccident siiua*
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As CarOverturns^
tio'ns.' Thfese are.•shoAVii'both in
slcriv motion 4nd at normal speed
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perience of a . .cbllisio.ii or nearNatinnql
nrivnrs" TejitV
A car driven'"fay J6hri'A..St6rch "was produced b y C ^ S News in; coJr.,
32, OI.1600 Springfield* Ave. .operation with-the National Safety
s
- ' was- overturned ln-an -accideirtt $& ittticil and_\vLth Jtlie_ady.ice of an
Oiange Ave. and Riverside Dr. atindependent boaid of consultants
awn from.industry, ^government
"^7 02 p m. M'ondayJ but no inand education.
juiies weic leported.
Infoimation on borrowing the
According to P o l i c e Chief
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_ Lester W> Powell, Thomab" Toma- film, may be obtained from SheU
Oil
Company,
-Ppbiio—Relation,;
•* ' "-^tula, 24, o£ Linden, rjrocefcdmg
on Riverside Dr., stopped his earDepartment, 41-70 Main St
at the intersection but failed to Flushing, New York, N Y, 11355
make, a good obbcrvatidn betot
pioceeding and s.tnick the Stoich
* car, which, was tiaveling west on Receives $ 2 0 0 Award
Orange Ave.
For Safely Suggestion
Patiolman Alfred V Gnckowsk
Charles R. Galiwewskijif 2 Deninvebt'igated an4. gavo Mx. Tomn man PI. "has been awarded; a $200
sula' a .summons charging a itop py J7f f/>f n *,a fofy
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COME TO SPRINGFIELD & UNION!
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Burger'N'Shako's biggest; brightest family drive
In, we're offering A SPECIAL A WEEK us our way
of saying "C'MON I N . "
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PIZZA Like Mamma Never Modo 19*5/slkb
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UNION, BREAKFAST SPECIALS YOU WOULDNT'BELIEV'E
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tennis Restringing — Bowling Eq.
A WHOLE BUCKET OF CHICKEN for
FEEDS 4 G PEOPLE. C O M BREAD INCLUDED , t
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•edmina,tes against thiS fellow .plans c<)st''ttiore .for ..older.>Vork- '.
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cars
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for
less-.iwo'n'ey.'
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•impose effectively — and. to over>f ••15'5'':^iJicrest,'
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'(.'Ome personally '•—is discFimiria-v All of-which.may add to" the cost.
•.'was' naiiitid'.best, camper of .• :.
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to use the second floor was to Jbe • "strefesed in the Cwriof doing, business' h\ a- highly the year at Cranford Boys' Camp.-'.
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in
-employment
because
of
AFFILIATE MEMBER
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tJniop Junior OolleBe, as an ad- term, it •was-' a-nri'ounced .by- SuOn-thV Other hand, whenTOld-' Kcason'"ended.
. WJien.a man (or woman) of 55,
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of N»w I»m»T
M«nb«: Quality
for mstance, lcHfcs^vhis. job, he. er apiJlicahts are, in fact, iriore
Cranford school system "posslfac.es the, prospect of long; months capable;., and 'dependable •—> as
St. Michael's Parochial. School i bly "within -a. year'^. was;, ad- Best,''Guidance directors w«ire
- ^Fom the • 'faculty to
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these
studies
hiayedemon'Sitrated
of, frustration, fear and.-Jttsecur.i-ty'
Was to open.on Septeinber 7 with vSinced by Walter E. Cooper, • appointed
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confer . withXeach. • high ;scHool
as', htvilearches. for- • it new/ orfcv is often.the .case.- -', then, job dis^- ' an enrollment of 820 pupils.
president of the Board of Ed- •pupil retat,ive to • -his Interests
•And the- odd-are..heavily against ••'•"tSrimination .hurts hot only, the
ucation. Jt also was'suggested and-capabilities • for future :Prn-<
Entered at the Post Office at Cranford, ft. J., as Second Class Matter. Published Thurshis finding a new job similar in applicants biit the employers, the,,s
: that t h e Httit. «oor pr Orant ployment..
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society
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' days at Cranford, ' N ! JV, bythe Cranford Citizen and Chronicle, Inc.. O&icial Newspaper;
School be used for lower-grade .
In such a complex situation, begin- early for Cranford High
tion 4-i.namattei.',i1Pw skilled, and
toi" Cranford, (Ja^wood arid^Kenilworth. Subscription Rate, $4.00 a Year in New Jersey,
Cranford' friends of.; George
experienced and vigorous he ; obviously, a law ' which" sirnpiy School uppeEcJasSmert wire n
job plis.crimina'tiojn will '•"' school' 'stained* on September 8. ^ The .management "of the U: ,S:; WAshburn of Denmanfed.,oat-.
may be:' The cost of such %JL,CX- • prohibits,
$5.00 a Year elsewhere in Continental United States, $12,06 a Year Overseas; Advettis1
Rd., standing pitcher for the Newark
perienpe ;n, terms of mental an- .be unworkable; Legislation • is Sophomores, juniors arid seniors.--'. . Gypsum.'plant',on'y %Rai'itan•
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Bears, .were planning a '^George
sli, fdinil^y • suffering,'."lost'. In
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and ehd.a
end.atl»:6oj?,m.^
Freshmen immediate steps were being taken , \Vashburn N%h;t" »t. Ruppert
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Alden Street, Crahford, N. I . 07016
Telephone Z1§-6000 is - -too- high- to rncasiu-o. • . One rnent
1?:45 to 5:25 p.m... . . . .>
of older "workers, and help
must"observe it. at 'ifirsUhan.d..-to 1
^com_^he'.plant. Maxim silencers
appreciate hpw, pairifpit'—::.' arid make it possible for-employers.
were to" be: installed op. tpp of..',•• - The- Crknford;,office of vital
boiler house'.exhaust, lines. . FQI-'•-, statistics set, a new record-when
how -urinecessary."-— it all'it.
to.hire aldei' workers, without ; . .
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••"A number (if recent studies, in- sufl'ering. financial or competitive
•'A . record number of students . he pa!st four months, individual:' :. fiva': n}arriage licenses
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clucTihg those undertaken by the disadvantages.. For -some 'time, w a s ,„ expected when: .Cranford. •and..official 'sources had made, sued, in. one day ; .arid ithei' office'
JB.ep.ar,trnar>t:: of.,' Commerce and . ' I have been,studying this matter ..p u biic schools opened on Sep-' complaint^ against the company. was ..crowded With,'
Labor,' .document the .seriousness
t g p d h s
Fnal statistics ^bn'-^-etanfprfcs'.V'.'^fo^
week I plan to intrciduce.a bill
• Cranford long has been known as a McGrathv added that "our; community is sonic oif thdir"findings: , .'• '••, which . I hope will hel{J .bring students were enrolled -on the . three playgrountts,
showed Ijptal • mil oeipre (jongress. .was .the
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registration
>vas
'998. "• Piatti reason' 'ahd the rush,' was ,ex»
closer
.'thib.
day
when
all
Workers
located,
sufficiently
distant
from
both
•Last
year/;
about
'3,5
million,
third day ..of school the preyioasquiet, peaceful community in vyhich to
director,, announced.
workers'ager^5 ok* older were ' 4vvill ilnd employment'o.ffioe doors Seplember. v
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and
Kennedy
Airport,
"'•' and. work, but the shattering of pur
• open, and- be given,.-cpnsidera-fton
that, the planes" Hying trorn these airpor.is.
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tttetr-.-i?*eritH -and abilities i Anthony : Terregi.no and Miss
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a.
lifSio
of
unprecedented.
z quiet by ipw flyihg jet-planes has led to,jhould have reached:^^^ mi^ch^higher alti. prosperity4* The number of work- ' rather than on how .long they've
tiee"~,
. • -Thie',' quota ; for Uranford's,
scjme; not^uite-peaceful ferriarks by dis-^ t d ^ than : jliey are ^currently • usmg,v . ers; In this age bracket continues :
principals' of (Cleveland *• axub ' 'fourth annual,' United' 1 ' Fund .visitor. :at a- meeting', of 'the.
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the/major
bills'eonsidi l # S b l
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lufbed resiclents.
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fall to continue growing as \ired, by Congress this,'year, the . Or. Howai-d U. Best, superlnr ~ Campttign™'"and
gave ,an interesting ^description
• Officials ,of other communities, in "rapidly as the working-age pop- immigration reform, bill attracted tendeiiitjjof • schools, announced. ' ••Fund; was.•_$i5,000,>. J. H. : _ot_\vh.at,
• .,•;; A t l a s t ^ e e k ' s Township •Committee
.gees4i_oji ./.beWrtd : (.he
meeting;:.for irtst'ance, Kenneth ,A,v.,Mc- this area .already. have taken protest ac-' •; Ulutibn^ conditions' ..-for • the mid- much less- atterition^tttan it" deT-'; Both « h a c i , • " T s e r v o d F r i s S 1 i ,annouric(JclJ • v.'l'he drive w f h i office.dpor. '\-1 .{
Ff>iir Presidents- over the princlpaLs at the two "schools
Grath o i 3 Wormandie PI. read a state- i tionagairist low-flying planes.. Westfield- dle-aged worker can. only, be-' .served.
scheduled "to open September 22
past 20 years •— Truman, Eisenthe previous year, ; ,
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and continue, through October 4.
"Town Council, for instance, adopted a( .-•-..ipThJrty of the',50 states have' hower* .Kennedy and r Johnson T—
in which he. charged:
The National Wat .Fund, ppr tion of' one .seriously, in six auto
have
made,
reiprm.
of.
our
irnmiresolutioin
calling
upon
federal
and
state
'^Currently the planes ^re so"
" rio iaws. at all prohibiting age"'
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the quota of $13,000 was to,go to dents in Cranford oyclr the j
gration jfoiicy. including" .the endlegislators
ftnrt. : Twn yniinc'l
• Cranforct recorded' its first
tKeir rest disturbed, ticith day and night.' parj.S'ion{unless a solution is tound to the;haif.iof all^tinpioyers set siaecific - tioqal origins quota-system," one ..._,._ Thomas 3Ricb.org,. 3,. tftjn- JCO
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a pedestrian and one ojtfai blcjycle.
,o£ Mr.' and. Mrs. Robert E..; Ris- - Europe and-Asia, '• ',.. ' • . -.;
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Qi;(iiira£y;';;t;pnyis^kti<>n.v in. local. ho,i(hes noise problem. . ; . ' ,
agQilimlts-.-T— usually between ,45 of their "must:' bills' Yot, the'berg of 120 Oajk Lariej. and Mark ;
Two adults were iKjur^d in. an
small ; but -Vpcal;-'opposition to Cooper, 7/ son of Mr; and 'Mrs. > Restoration of normal buying: : automobile collision.
- JVIayor .$;..Raymond Mix^wan hasr re-.' • and 55.•••~ beyond which wqrkers
has to "cease owheiiajet plane; flj.es ioyerv.
"•will :.not "b£rCorisldefed---fqt<T'cnt.~ -•change;'oftfcn-'-geerned-to dominate Walier. M; Cooper. Union Coun- . of fruits, vegetabies, f<iei -iok,
,\^ith the coiitinu.eil-inctease. of, fjiehts,
, -ployment, regardless 6£ ability.; . the -conirovery and • threa,tcned
had reported 30 cases 6£ polio ' canned fruit and oil,stoves -was • .'. One riew^ftem ih-whiGhf.Cran.put;of botiii jSle\varfc Airport :si0 JKen- ' low/flying planes to give' voice to their . :., •Though 20, of the««tates,- inT ,'. pnee aga.irfTo'blocic '{his neodeci. ty,
during the year, four more' than • p l a n e d Iby the QFA, and the
I. children displayed, no ; ln1
ijiedy -Airport, of^both passen-ger and. car: distress by telephone, or" letter, and has,.eluding New] Jersey, do have l e :g i s l a t i o n . '•*• ' • ' • ; " ' • \ "
was. the, annpuncen>ent
end bt gasoline rationing was lo
:
;Thefact,
therefore,
--that—the.
laws
•banning*
age
'discrimination,"
o'ol~wpuid .reopen on; Sepr
cpme.~sbpiii,. olttcial "gqveJfnmeirt"
g | planes, excessive and'.unnecessary promised that.:-if suffiefent-..complaints .many'of thej. a\vs havjj riot been. ' House last week passed the im•9.;.:/.)lfl^h';anticipated'.'in.^.,
Dr, Nell Castoldo^^103; %in1
"lafe-. feceived^ -•••v^--wtt]^t&fce-up'4his^matter»-"•' lmplcmenied ' arid-njosrof^^Ke"
greased.
enroilrnent, "caused; the •
y
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coln. Ave., E., made..application':
direptly with .the Port, of W^w York Au- states -liick the .resources1 to- as-- bi-partisah vote of 318' /to 95 to
Board;
of..JEdutatipn'
to,'- plan a
Cranford's
contribution
to
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t i e Board of Adjustment t o r
sure, .compliance;
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came.,as a pleasant surprise to. ptrinision to erect a .one^tpry).' treaUn'ent of • wounded soldiers '.two^seSSidri system. ,;The seniors
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' ^Nationally, one-half of all-job
Republicans, in:'fact».out- mojlical ^ceritcr e t »16 Walntjt1 and sailors • at the • battlp/fi-cmt • and juniors :would- a\tend in -the
, ' ^ r - M c G r a t - h ! pointed out that local r: .->. As ji means of abatement of this' openings thnt < develop; in the"iriany.
morning- -and freshmen' •' and,.
voted DeiiiBcrats, with only 25 AVe.' Estimated, bosi, of''UieJujjild^.' \yas 3,88^. pints of .J
sophomores from noon 'until -4 ;35
residents who established their. homes . •threat.to the peace and quiet of our com- pirivnte economy each year-are of the 140. minority members vot* , inflc.was between $40,000 and §50,- blood plasma;; it •
over 55, -and irig against, the bilL'«. • . , . ,'
here f6jLlo\ving. •tij
a^ay from the railroad to be- assured-df: i niunity.and insurance against p increase closed to~rrjtplioants
them-'are uriavail-_
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A closer look reveals -why; Th<y
reasonable- pea^e}--a^Pqilief-Ino^^md :JSXL. ttie^utur, ie,-:^e^^s^^
ross Blood' IJonor : Fbt.th'c Secoind tinws..In." several'
legislation
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the'.,
iOrice : : a : p.ersbn,.over : 45 loses House-Judiciary Committee 'was
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distOcbed ^by an even noisier J^JI^ n/r^^^^u.;^ ^e'eomm^dalfen *^that
rganized, '. by ; the months, a serious accWent -was
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agJt/inst finding . a' model o|; careful, sensible and-: : I t cost Cranford $21 V.90V to^
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iLions
"• anc! Rotary- . avoided by only-, a fqxv' untnutes
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tha^
another jobT""Il'tce"Tf."aFtrsix"t6~ene'" •^aojjerativeretfects. Itrnet'every^ educate each-pupil in its\'pchot)l Clubs/in FebTuavyr fS42,' the and the quick action of pa;
r .authorities, at all levels,,and * : " " * ' A n r l - f
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reasonabTc objection to previous . system, from September, 1949, Jb
Blood Bank .comtniftee ; by, at the^ dangerous Lehlgrt
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'•'•. tihite witjt: otir • neighboring municipaiir: •persoh is and the less education , 'immigration, -. refohn "proposals. to June, • 1950, base,5. o n averagei r ^o.nsored 2-sT visits of tlie mobil6 ley itaxlroad grade
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_ ., \ ,deiie.,ide': crossed .the ••,
. front. New; , York City..'-.-," Mrs.
his .problem, becomes.",•' based on coiintry^ of origin, which avorage ' daily ^attendance;
> Ci-ainford within-the'.j^ggy^iver'.Yfil" . clusioh, even, if itrre^ires united legal ' hopelpss'
There are rcas'ons, of -course, , for ^O'.lprig has been a blot on our irict Clork H. R, / McCuUo*ugh; • James. B.^ Rodgers'^was'-! •chair- tracjts at an improper anffle f "
fey, .noise from planes is a r ^ p f i j i e ^ Mr. action.:
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and the Grajrfqrd • wasvtreed ;ik -Uii(tte';'t* clear the
, hoa'rt!eningJyJ;--wvidesipread'. They gration .• on t h e ' more equitable ftion meeting.; -This re resented, ist'ere'd- nurses/
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tracks for, a .fast express. .
pupil in Red Gross topk -part.' •'•, .. •
are not- mpllc^ous, reasons, for . a n d h u m a n e ^basis of a person's
business .and industry, do^not ;. relationship, ^O residents..of the. an increase of ^Ipte
seek to persecute ' middle-aged: United. State's and of the skills
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• Approach o l t h e t b n g Lafeor'Bay? 7 m : the; form;of; alcohol or pills under tne woiTJefs"; "Ergployen,., a t e x-oi^,
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»nA W dnving .apilii^ but one^or^he-road is capable, less adaptableto\new ;bate on the
bill, it improved on;
„one^Fe-carefree fling of. to and r*. ^..o^g^e-grave-ih
today's ttafffci"-- conditions; that .tliey sometimes A' (TContinueWonPage 3)
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• Safety Factors Cart Brightest Lorig. Weekend Picture
laiatioft^der,balmy s u m n i ^ ^ e s ^ ^
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fq|re bucMing;dbwr^to' serious-business yyy p r i m e:factors in a possiblelightenf©r the new "season, ^or. the keepers of , | n g of the somberness of. the Labor JD
^accident
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i .howeyer/the
" near ar- weekend 'picture createdi by the statistics
statistics,
fr^al of the last weekend of the siiminer: quoted above, accorcling td'the Keystoneseason -conjures up;-'a more-somber 3pic- • Philadeiphraltii|omobile.Club, AAA/.afe
FAKBIS 8. 8WA0KBAMER
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the -oar's conditron, the; driver's mental,
^f-^he^Ne^ersey^M&:Safety,:Goim^
eut-w6r>ng—and, -beetles—
cil, for instance, presents for'our.consid- ;;.,. '^"I^ie-car1 ..itself-must^ be the starting _ . , A
JS. singje crow'
Stavast;"of the. CinSnfprd Library
eration an estimate of, 11 persons ex-, point of any examination of our personal . sfaff ' heard on the radjo about ejarts 19 bushete. of insects each,
season, as • Long Island
p^cted to be killed in trafficsmishaps on safety consciotisness," according to Ed- "The Society,, for th.e pVeserva,
farmers
have
at• lost, come .to
New Jersey's streets, and highways dur- ward P. ©urran, club safety director;^ tion.of the Crow." She sent her . realize ; V?in order
to save their,
andvin a few days
irjrg the" coming three-day! holiday .week- . "Obvious, though siicli foresight might contribution
receivbd..a..news release^a merii- .crops, 'they have actually imetid, with upwards of 2,000. others ex-, seem, many drivers must be. reminded oranduni t o the mennbers ; and a •ported crows .from Maine thig
pected to be injured and more than-3;0.00 hot to gamble:on .badly worn tires and membership car.d.' The slogan
The old crow good luck legpnd "
vehicles damaged to the extent of $100 or brakes. Such seemingly small .things as of-the society, which appears' on is related'in part iq-. the memory
release and card, comes from a andiun to tli'e mcrn^ws. Roger.
more in the 78-tioiir period from 6 p!m. windshield wipfers that'don't wipe-clean, ti-aditiohal, English saying: "Two
in speaking, of .the AlFriday to midnight Monday.
. or work at all, and a faulty engine/.of~ig, crows, you see, ^ood. luck • io Williams,
gonquin tribe, said thuse Indians
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' \ Fred Bosenberg, sfafety. director,.of nitio.n system that causes' freiiuerit stall-. thce,",
held the1 crow sacred and would;
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tHe Motor Club of America warns that ing in heavy traffic can prove highly danIn a mere 60 day«, more than not dare harm cine because* the
'crows
were
responsible
for
"all the indications, point t o ' a tragic gcrous too.. So ..the first rule is to make a thousand persons throughout rying the first corn and beans carto
Unlted^States have agreed to
Weekend filled with auto fatalities." Mr., certain the car isin. the best possible me- the
worlc for the protection of the.the Indians from tlib plains oi'
Rosenberg says he expects the Labor Day chanical condition,
nation's, glossy back crows by the great southwest. Crows' h a v e '
always, b.eeri^, associated wjth
weekend to-result in even more-fatalities . i;>."Mental alertness depends upon seV; joining the society,
^corn.
rJurinfj 'spring plowing
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tKan the Fourth of July Weekend, when era'l things'' — how much sleep we have., Executive Director Horace ,C. crows follow
the furrows and
•Gilford, gratified'by the. response
1(3 New Jerseyans lost their lives ami a had, oui*mental outlook and suth factors resulting from the founding of Clear the fields of bugs ' and
new national toll of 542 traffic deaths as worry or anger, and the ever-present the organization1 in IV^y, said its, Worms that, would otherwise ravwas established.
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realization that we must be constantly" membership r o s t e r includes nge the cropS^
The crow is also known nsyii
in all Walks of life from
'•Ran off roadway" and "head-on col- looking an.fl listening-fpr any sign of trou-. people
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a- Kansas City milkman to col- weather-prophet -4-lision"'are patterns;of occurence expect- ble or danger. Behind the:wheel, is nd~lege professors and newspaper . . "Cro.w on .the fence" ' (
Ualn will go henco. •
ed to figure prominently.in the death and place for :day-dEeaming or any other dev- 'editors'. - Crow on the. 'ground
The. society is aitillhteTf-with
irgury toll, according'lo the Safety Coun- iat.ion from the business at hand, that oi:
Haiti will come, down:".
the,.'World .Wildlife Fund, which
cil. On last Memorial-Bay and.Foilrth: driving safety,, comfortably and ^enjoy- has-raisfld .tnillons of'dollars to
In Enghm'd a-crow-ill ;^treetop
T
ofJiily weekends, -'ran off roadway," ac- ably.
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protect, tin; furry and feathered hear ajhutmc-insured Llio"^ pn'(lncording to'Hhe
was-the factor,
factorJn
"Finally,
couvtesy comes
comes down
down to
to inhabitants of the earth. • It im-. uanoe" of possession and powor
toHhe 'council, wasHtie
in
Finally, courtesy
poses, no dues or other sot -'fees of the family owning the estate;
close to 50 percent offthe"fataraecklents. simply.'giving the other'fellow a break.' but Is .supported by voluntary A crow appearing at a wedding
with its mate denotes long life to
.
Speed too fast for conditions; partuTttlin* The infinitely little' time lost in allowing contributions, •
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the married 'couple. ' Another
"The
real
root
of
the
crow's
ly on curves or wet pavements, is cite
mother motorist to" pass,.or by yielding
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public relations probloin.sy Dr. 'jingle —,
by.the'council as a major -faulty practice the-cjgfit ot'.way, br by^lqwi.ng down.to • Gilford ' .saj'.s', "IK thb Vicious
"Two's lucky •
• • Three is health
in "this type of mishap, with alcohol, uv permiT>wiother car to gel into line, is eharfio thnt-.it is the eternal eri.;
.'• Four is wealth*" .
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the
farmer.
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atjenti'on and fatigue as other factors. '.., compensiitetHQi- by the''safety and-gooct
Aryong Chinese tfnilor^ a,-crow
no tiet-ter substantiatioh of Adolf
, The" Motor Club, of America safety-feeling gained o
Hitler's theory thai even ' the in the mast incans good sailing.
director, too, emphasized the dangers of - '. You can do--your>art to help- bright- mo.'it. outvogeous lie will'.come . U.omdns say, "Live" the life of.,
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d r i v e r s also should ayo.id t h e iise : .pf a n y ' . t a k i n g Ujtie b e f o r e h a n d t o c h a
\ *form: of either tranqMii'zer' o r p e p pills, yotrt-vrar,and.yourself on .the tas-is
" . " M a n y pe&ple t a k e .stuMilants.either- / s ; a t c t y f a k p r s s u g g e s t e d above. .
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oj tho matter is thnf-tt«r:crow is -.Theisociety's address isfl§East .
«n indlsnensib-lc- -friend, pf the; 73rd. St.,[Now...York, New York'
farmer, ridcling . him-of gnibs,.. 1 0 0 2 1 ; ; . ; . - ' •'. . ,
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Y o r k : ; , ; : , , , ; ; „ , . • . ; , , / : , grown tvatin ny'ivoYking in' just
thing is that-the- s'-Jection-process
ord,^. Itfax . ; Sitfb6i|t^aula ; .Sfibyv ' Applic.aftt? should plali.qri'iAStpd will :'be fair' and "jasuttblijxjnft • .Mt.-Montgomery .was assistant, one. ar.e.a,i,ot=*i»e;
.jcjiie'^'nU'.X hal?
ftdurs'a't:--the\^fstsales- manage^" tor' Lqwry.;. &• -;Cp> i&tJV''
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T>rot^ttake the 'Spanish^ or
vlously stfiived in the'.i?arh£ 'capacWebe'rbariieiv
Uori"' for •Uie,"';^.iznbeth' • River ity' 'for"blavarria1 & Co., Inc., New acy;: p'hysifcaV therapyi •'"' Hbrafy,i ^ h ' h t J t ^
dkt6tick;roij]atrar;'psychology,'spmoves" :<:1.0spr. to" reality", as ,'CpnPi'ipr, to that lie \vas.-emT
• •T'ortyj'fiwe • mepfoeriS of. the Class
rnaniial
.gress Jiears corrmletion. of action,
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B Vy6ye$:
••••'• W 1905 :at'.iCta«f<>rd, .'.ft Jig^v Softool
•la)" ii?i.a.tith<'>i-ize-;i«i6-¥iir?; milliona r i s T n e i - p R y ^ . . . , • -. ^ ; ; . • : - v. ..,.
" .in"*pfcyiouS .years, "t.tie ^pro^r.api
initial .funds for planning a n ^ d
. , EJleyen of therm hold state jsctiol-. ' An '•• opportunity • for area v resisign... ..The.House:Public yfotk$
d h i p s i " ••.••.•.;••••'".•' ' ; . • • • ' . ,
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dents to pffer their abilities to the
Committee will/unge thfi' -Arnay
^:** $ti»deats 'won 65 scholar- F e ^ Corps will come at '9 a m
Charles pf6pk'jns ,.df ' 12? .
Engteeers t o ; tnake- -a .deltai^ed
P ^ i d t « ^ f C T J J
fcr.est.
A)/eV
an--;emp]ln>y.e_'
of
Hyatt
on Saturday, .September. U, •
stiidy'pf the-water shortage in th,e
™_r._rJs;;'f ive1 wpn. three •sc'h'oiBearings, Division dt .G,erieraf:Mo- Northeast -r- a ^ result in, part, I
the Peace Corps Placement T^t
Ansi, a»«i'«ight .^von tWo scholtorsi' Clark,- was presented:.with' a "aitvi.told, of'"my •suggestions .for
given at Pt?st Offices in a
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w?ristw-atch-,'this month' in' observThe;.',scholarship, winners are: of cities thrbughdiat .the^tate, Jft- ance of,.his 25th anniversary with' mdfe action-.; by Congressional ' Judith DePcvV of .30- Normandie
comniitl0es-in' the present crisis PI. is ^mong 114-young people becluding.
Piainfleld,
I^vvark
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.,Ir, Hopkins, ... ah electrician; and"'far.ro. bills which.'you will wb.p' have , been serving ' as Vol-•
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12'; •recall' from, my last .report, I' unteerj! at'the Veterans' Admin-'
Dennis Burke, • Robert • • Canning -!'ai/d- you caftt study for it; • ;;lt joined the company on August;
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anticipated but strongly'opposied, jstrMibri Hospital 'at., Lyons'- since
measures
general
aptitude
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Fra'rJc'Captaldi, Linda Dahkjjuist
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tj*7eatn al language. Ifj'Ior transferred.'-to the-^Clark • plant-:-23 \vas not'a.total misfortune, xbur' last September ,' it wa's annOurtced
" Mieh>ajel Delia Bosa,- Gary DiL
years
ago,and
has-made
his
home
opposition
at
least
forcfed
leadby
Dr.
George,
Rosenberg, hospital
j#te,
test
scores
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,Um: Giovatini, <J,ary}i p'xxotx, Thomas
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Fedorko, RogeB Fingerlin, Marilyn itbd'ianguage acquirifag aftility, the 1Q Cranford .sinc«s; .that.; time." He ers to; 'drop the 2 Cents a loaf d i r e c t o r . hill, and
"These yourig citizens have
.Fink; Susan; .Francis, , Constartee •£ace Corps tries to place theap^ was welcomed a*-a-^member o£ the "bread tax'? in the farm
• ban. depressed area1 aid where proved" that there are many in this
plicant •• in an .English-speaking .25-Year Club. >'
/Frank,. ^ani<je. H^struPi
The
local;
resident,,who
is
mar• productij and; services, are- already age. group w.ho'haye a welji-dehn.ed
Hill, dlennHpffrnani 'V""
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The. test is used W . the Peace ried andf his, a'•daughter; 'hks been in over-supply, where newiehterr. sense of, service and.ijonce^n^for
• biak,-Wayr\e, Huckel.
othei;sj" Dr. Rosenberg said. <l Pa''• Alftn. Michael ' Jqrdiap^ Rhod Coup's, only as a tool iy.the matph,: active, in t^iie, coromupications adi- .privies' woulq only add '
yiiioh
of
the
.'Cranfoj.'^L
GiOil
Deploymeht' . .' . The deatn -last tients and1 start have lkol only
ing -of volunteers' andjobiJ.
fepse'
arid
Disaster.
Control
in;con.»week of Rep. Cliirence Brown, found, it,pleasant- to hayo'them
Juctji Peace Corps application i? t h j ^
junction- -wi!th his hobby as an rankirig Republican on the Rules raroyrid btit have been consistently
.._ Meeuwisseri impbrtant indicator of Suitability :amateur sadio; enthusiast.
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and Government Q P e r a t i o n s , Impressed jwith their sincerity and
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ifo Mysiajk, ]Lawr for P^ace Cdrps seEwice» It must
befiUed
out
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taken
to
the
exCommittees and dean pf the Ohio a b i j i t y . " , • ' " • ' ' • . - • • ." "' .' v ; ;-'.;'; ':'-.
Naon<yjWUliam.... Norjhcilti
delegation in. Congrfess, removed
For the past eight years the use
Barry pjJJgil,. Joseph Pospisii, Jud amination vplace, unless' preyiously Dwyer Report
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haVe,succeeded to his posjtion.as
existing security: precautions, \
y oni igt ynK iUe j nr 4oj e yi Lib ;f ; t h a
TTotred'tiiat jobs1;be a v a i t e b i ^ ^ t ^ yng U
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tdke^i •tQ,/^he'.hosni,tal.1;* .Their,;a's- -.'_"Ifrhen'ojh^vs faiLKim;- ti^e i'Wi^
• si^rimeri'ts ' Were > ..GQnclnd.ed. ' at T.. Jnan 'iopk's; to .the''stipe corrip'^ntoh-v
'waij • limitedv;" to .:the ' s*uinrner,,jsjsyii
p,h[).,. and. '.since •,'th^;"serhed'uie« * a s ship-of books'.' -r-' Andrew Latig.
months,.,but as" (he b'6ys.§nd giri^lp,,h[)-.
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ployment; nhey clid-not' \vani to was little'conflict with'i
give. :Up' tHeii;! rojea. &i jyolurite^i'ii
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Morel" likely, the nii'mBer of im^"salespnianagtii lot' tfaefeiftnee^sugair
,'mlgrants will stay the a r I'departmerit of Lowry & Co., Inc.,
the past' three weeks while our sra*
bosses, too!) enjoyed a vacation; ;
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Government Operations Commit-
American. workers against jop tee,
cprttpetitioA, and pu'i'an end to a
system, whCeh encouraged. 1 aydi*HiS 'and.', the resort to .private Sales Manager post
legislation.x,
ANlIER.T,MAT
CAN I ^ A K E Vt)UR p'RAPERleil SO
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desefved holiday from their usual task):
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^ The knowledge, s k i l l e d productive'e/fort represented 1)y this work
force forms tlae .very fouiuIiVtion of our system of iree enterprise. •
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' 'women of thisarea, Union" County Tru^t Company adds jts salute to this
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the setting-.August\.2J9' for the'' mar^
niage of Mtss Joanne "Virginia Bedell; daughter,of Mr. and Mrs.;%>y
A. •fe'edell." of ;Brantford,. Ontario;'
anadat forSrnerly' 0f. Cratifotxi, toDorialcf Schultz;; son bi. Ivlr. aV\d
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Given in 'marriage by her father,.
e bride had Miss Lydia Namrnataro pf Flushing, N. Y., as her maid
of. honor' Miss Debbie Bedell .of
Birantford, sister. of the^bri'de,. \vas
bridesmaid.
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served as'best' mari. Ushers wfere
Richard Lupi,of New Voricand Mi-,
chael Bedell"of Cranford, brother,
of the bride, •'....;.- • ' ; •---• -:-.-.
A reception followed 'at the
>od Lbunge, G.arwood. '.;.
.The bride,.a graduate, of Oraxir'
ford ;-High School . and ' KajthaVine
bs Secfetsrial Srhoni,' Mont^.s employed'-ds' secretary to
,thev president of .the Puerto Jlico.
Chemical Co., New-York,•';'.;
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Pittsburgh,. Pa'.,- received his master's degree in. industrial design at
Pratt.Institute, New York- He'is
-employ ed'as^a-consultaht' by Norrna'n Gardner Associates, N R J
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'Trhe..iwarriagej. df; 'Missi;B'ei'eijly|
Ann.;JPettersep; daughter of;'Mr.
and 'Mrs.',' Eugene Pettersen '.of
Westficld.',' to; Ronald Lee Scott, son
of • MrH.-,"Lerpy.,. Scott-'-of Racine,'
lis.'; took place Saturday evehjng.
at'the Alliance Church.
Rev. Laurance J, ^Pynej'.pastor,;
officiated at t,he. ceremony which"
was followed by a receptiph at
Somerville Inn, • Somerville^ ,,-'• The bride, .escorted -by : h«r
father, had her sister, Miss Betsy
Lee Petterserr,-as her. maid of honor. Bridesmaids "were Mrs. Martin' Trometter of Clark," Miss Carol
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MRS. CHARLES OONNELL GOODtELLOW III
Mary M
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Mr. Schultz and his.brjde will reside-in Pelham Heights', N. Y., 'folMRS. RALtH EMIL JACOBI,
lowing, a Wedding .trip* to Martha's
fiiHIt:!STTAT^f
Vineyard on
sailboat,'
Tonix
! , The rtiarriage of Miss Mary Sayre Montenecourt,. daughter opWf".
que. i
an>i TVfr.s.' JTpHtt A: Moritenecoiirt of 26 Central Ave., to .Chafle^gonnetl
Miss Madeleine Stuart, daugh-' Goodfollow III, son of Mr. 'and MfS. VooTtTetrnwTTTJ:, at 403 Claleiuont
MRS?. RONALD LEE SCOTT _
ter of. Mrs-^M-r-^Harris-Stuaft—of- Pi,,. tuu'k ylacc Baturday-evening
109 . Forest. ,Ave/,s..,jXeturnCd': Kpme 1 'the.First Presbyterian Church.
"High .School,. was ithmtzer of Westfield and Miss
Sunday after, spending . tfte sum- •Rev.
graduatetf^in" June, from Cblgat^. Imily GoeU of Hanna City, 111.
mer, working; at the FBI in •Wash-'. pastor, performeo"; the candlelight University, Hamilton, N? Y.j : *
Beverly Brandt of Sharon, Vt, Miss Toni "Patricia Trayloi, Lyons Institute, Newark, itarting
Miss Diane Esther. Tuttle, daughter of Mr. and'MxsiMaxfield 1 ingtonv D. C. Miss Stuart will sail ceremony. A. reception was'held -lie was .elected a member.bf Beta vas flowei girl, and^Peter Crane daughter of./^apt and Mrs. Tom- this month
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Tuttle of.2 Fiske.Ter.,.became the bride of Rev. Vaughn Chrisjliar on Wednesday i.o. France where
at the Monday Afternoon'^Ciub, Theta Pi Fraternity,' officer of'the if Cianford wab nngbeaier
Mi Jacobi, a graduate of Juillio1
my Ted Tia^lor of 23 Brown Tel ,
Thurman of Fairton, .son of Mrs1. Gertrudg thurmatT of Crisfield, Md she will study for al degree: in P - Plainflcld. ;
<n'd School oi Music, New York, is
Cohcert
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Thomas
Scott,
Concert
Series
Committee
and
was
became the bride of Ralph Emil a piivatt music instructor- and
• science ; at the Instiiute,; Of •;' Given.• .in
and the' lafe Gh'arles.ThUrman. , 3 ' , ;. .;...';; - ; . /;',-; _. ; ['.,_'.;^ '•'-..'itical
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.Tarohi, son ot Mr. and Mys. Karl lp.ulci.rnf. t h e .Twiliflhts,_a_danae-i
t r a i a u i p H e - t e - agsodaied ishers,
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Thayer^^Ji
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•Presbyterian Church where Kev.-cilor
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Biemnci Chapter, Order
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Saginaw,
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Mr/Thurniah was. assistant to/the
of DeMol<)y, and" a member of
iatrbn. of honoi- and Miss
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Sturtevant,
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Presbytei
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^ a c y Mearsof Baltimore, Md., as will . reside ;: in; . the Rivervriew
Mis Aubrey D. Store was the
tlev Dr Robert G Longakei,
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Annette Nergu/ian
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ring ceiemony A reception, was
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ville, Va., Mrs. Richard Amow of
The couple will live in Racine held at the Winfleld Scott Hotel, European Studies, 'flour
•Miss
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Ann
Moot,
daughter
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Newport,; R. I.VMrs'. Harold Reid
' The bi'idei given in marriage, by
following a weddmg tup to New Elizabeth.
Moot of 422 Manor. Aye., arid Bayhead Shores, be«^me4h«? briae ."of SterreU;' HI,'' of Williams ville,
Jiex»Jalher,, • had .iiter,,j,c.<SusiaJ','.'ftlil|s.
England
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Tiaylor escorted his Set for Miss Blanding
RobertaBrlan-Frahme> son- -©!•- Mr.- and- 'Mr^^hry-.F^ahme'ipf; 12 N;:;^Y.- 'Miss' Patricia Boyette and
Tlie bilde, a graduate of 'Hamp- daughter1. Miss Cynthia Walters
-•^*hriia'-.'Tuitfe'-:of'-^oun^aJn'sl^e,'.;.as Cfe^cerif PL c?ii Saturdayvat"l:
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niaid of honor. Bridesmaids were /," R'ey. Richard Hallinan,.assistantfo^?for,'6ffipiatedat thedbubit
Mr. and. Mrs. Leon"E.",' Hunt -of en DUBOM* Academy* Zellw,ood7 "of Cranford was majd of honoi, daughtei of Mr and Mrs Fonest
forrf;
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'Miss
Susan
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of
'(a, wav gra'duflted in May from and budesrnaids were Miss Bai, Miss Virginia- Butler and Miss ceremony and^celebrated aniiptiali' "
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• . .•'.'' 108 Oak Latie lef t 'M!ohday to take "axloi Uiiiverslty, U'pland, Ind, bara Tutask and Mibt, Eileen Den- H Blanding of 6 Cornell Rd will
sail for 'Europe next Thursday
. Phyllis Riich, both of .Crariford, and niass. • A reception was held .ai
Geoffrey C, -GoodfelJow-, 'served' 'up"residence .in. their new home
a EiAg degiee in sp'eech.
nid, h6th of Cranfoid.
aboard the SS Aureha foi a year
Andrea Tuttle; sister of the-bride, the Westwobd Lounge, Garwood:
his ,br6ther; as best man. Ushers in: Dimedin,- Flal JT.hey have beeii
Mr. Scott,' a graduate of Wabh
Wan en J<icobi of Cianford, of study m Pans'
•. Was a junior bride'smaidi
.ivqre
Mr,
•fThayet,
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Mr.
Ster.residents here for the.<, past, 28 nuton Park High School, Racine, brother of the bridegioom, was
The brides.' .James
Miss Blanding will live With a
'rett, Ill'i '•'..Charles- H: May. .bt.'.Wift-"•.Best man W
a B A degree in bubiness best man—Wayne- Jones*, Rieh<ud Fiench family while studying at
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mettt%*iii.',.and
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Hackett,
rom Taylor University m ""*• " Linnell and ""Stephen 'fiaylor,
--•or' freehold. 'Serving; ras ushers matron^ol-/honoV;" ' Briaesmaids
We's'UlcJd..- fraternity- br;others;of soyeral farewell dinner parties1 by; t)fi4 HP 1^ pmpjoypfj m. the tnar- bJoihi'r_af_th.eJbr»di5ji_all sLCkan^ the Sorbonne and other institutes
of
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ii- louT,, served as usher;,,
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ieiearcn^cTepartttxcffirior
sponsorship of A!cadejihic ^"year'
•liam'; Jamouneau ot Lock" Havcn( Tr6rk, and Junior' bridesmaid; was
court- of Belle' Meade; brother of their departure/,
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Mr. Jacobi and his bride will Abroad, an .organization piovlding
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the bride,- and'Hoino-G'. .Taavoste Mrs_, Hunt'^was^ activeT jn> the
Mai-ibeth, WaUace pf;• Cranford,
make their home at 2 Pine St. individually designed study pro•'
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Cranford Chaljter^American'.' Red 'Mi aiTd MrVHelmuirA"~Lar?en: following- -a—wedding
-f 8 JSKpod PI. returned last week, Florida.
Cstl
Frahme-'of
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During the fall semester, .Miss
Clark
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fie* a 'six^week trip/ to Scandi-' Both art graduates of Cianford Blanding will visit Lausanne, Gecousin.j^lthe.biMegrppmy wdg'best'
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oTGi5rMR5ffd77brother6f^h(!bT4d^
-John; Johnson of Rpselle Park was
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ford High .School;, was graduated • -.. Mr, 'Hlmt, who'T^tited. in.I960 iaivik, Norway. They also visited of Rainbow for Qivlt, ari"d A^uie "tamebleau, Barbuon and Chatgroom;
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Chapter 87, OESlv will attend ties.
. •' Re,v. Mr. Thurmah is ^pastor pi the bride,'and MichiiorBuvns, Jr(,
College of the University of Virthe. Fairfteld"Presbyterian. Church Of River Edge, cgusin -of th^i brid.eginia, Frederieksburg,'' wherc.rshc nearly 30 years' service, is a njemgroorrij;.
The
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in Fairtbn, '{ind-K'the couple.
held offices in both/ the .Student -.bet of the Si.anley_S1_Holmes Chab-'
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li.-cti^msnapj-.ttyv!'"Annstt-jU'injm- vi'n 1 • )>•'. • • •;•"' . '.•.. . — » -their
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G.overriment and" student Eidfijica- ter, T^ephbne'JPioneers of,Ameri•Mrs. Thtlrman," H < graduote of ding trip to Mexlpp •' City and
tion •.Association..- She has 'ac- ca: He, isfa former member of the
•'• Crnnfbra High Schopl^ wae gradu- Acaputco.. k •
cepted a' position • as. fourth-grade Repijblican.county vc.ommittee frbm
The", bride;,.-a gx-acUiate- of Cranated IrpmAvorett College,.Danteacher/ '"in 'the1!. Westileld .school the ninth;'district and served as
' yill&V Va.j,: aijti attended .Bioom- ford High .School, a,tte,nded Union
assistant ' air! raid', zone' warden
AljRS .KOKlfettT B. FftAHME'". s y s t e m . ' . ' • '••;". , ' • ' ' . • • • ' • ' \ •""
.i'iejd Coilego^rrhe bridegroom;'- an ,Junior College' .where she was a
during
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•' alumnus of. C'risfield High School",
was graduated frarntJohns Hopkins Sorority. • "'She was: empiojred.- un- .traristcrritig .to 'the TJnivcvsity of
^Uniyersi^i" Baltimore/:Md..l^ero •tirher raa,rriage by,Bering Plastics ( M , Albiiquerqtie, where
' _ ^ he is a t!en)Qr." Tie .-{* a member of
•' ccived tt B.D. degree from - J r ^ 'Co., Keniiwofth, \ ,• •;
Mr. Frahme, also a. graduate of l t X i ' Ort
ton Seminary- and has completed
Fraternity. •[ " . : •
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k Cranford .High • SchboJ, attended
\tTnion Jbvtior College ;prior to
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- Augtist birthday.*! anniversaries'
were ceiebrat'ed.^at Mondtiy!s nieeting of the Senior Citizens'Club at
the).'Municipal Building..
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Members honored ..were; Mrs.
Lily Hibsoni 3VJn;s. Emma Brovjh,
Mrs, 'Grace A'ljerii' -Mrs.. .Lnura
yiille, ...MrSf ^Gretchen ,'Cha se,
Mrs. Jennie "Abridge, ^Ma's. 'Mabel
Wood,v'Mrs. polia 1E-Iensler; and
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JWfrs. Ethel L.'Amatel of 34 John,
St. was^electpd'-to membership; ,
Mi's. Chase returned from a'trip
to Spaiti arid 'Portugal; Mrs. Elsie,
Kcil :returnt>d f rom a ti'ip to Ger-;
many, 'and Mrs. Brown returned
aitcr'tseveral weoks1 absence. ' '
The next••meetfng will be held
on .Tuesday because of the Labor
Day holiday on'Monday. "
"Project Hope," a film, will be
shown on September 13, and on
September 20 "High-Road to Yosehiiti!" willbe shown. :
Rofreshmcnte weri> served by
Mrs. AdaSebold, Mrs. Laura Valle,
Mrs. Wilma •Belirena und Mrs.
Margaret Hivscli.. "
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Best way to keep more of your income for
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SIX Schopls —f SIX Diploma Courses
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if Tasteful Floral'Arrange..rnenfs for Weddings, .
Funerals, Social Events
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"' \side Garden Club. aripuai:how^>'Sh»Wr1t«.-be,rbcld from,l : ;to 5" p.m.
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p/ ga'rdengrs; ;• plus; Hortieiil- moved'.between..5-.,and, f'M,' &jnet^ p i from area';;iiOsp'jtals
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Entries, g o l f e r s ' . ' . ' : •',. ;•; -.-' , '.':.•':'•:'•:•" •:• .'"•'1 Wifliam C. .Higsins^of 18 l»eri,'h- .^'lit-spii
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lAaminislrator
iiv.fhe" artistic- arrangement classes
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y. • asters and. other-annuals; chrysan- must be. made in tidvarfce with .the jf'aul . G . e n i e f i / reported; 'that.-a installation, forerhtin 1in:.;tb^..';ljfew front/"f/he pbct,6rs ,and The' Nur'•'. " • themums' arid. other perennials," 'consultant for-.the class. *-••-•. • •'•., number'-of, . wirfdows have;.been Jersey t3.elt;Telophone Co. .•He will ses" series •-— and- in:: real life' ac-'
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BloominEdaie'Avenue
Schools
by of telephone .1ervic'e in Port EJiia- unusual fastiion arid, hairstylirig
• .bulbous or tuberous flower, roses, Ihe" traii§.i'de ..Nature- and Science
beth and' th^ North Elizabeth and show -raarking the opening, of the
penter.jand Warinanco JPark",; or practicing-clutters.' '
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Fashions deI'orji any member of' the commit- .'JI. don't -think, they're ai.mirig Hillside areas.*)-* the Elizabeth'- Dis- new Celebrity Wig
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liartrhent. at. \V-- T1. Grant]§t';.Qo.,
t will.'be open to-the at the schools; But ohthose.slices,"y
•, Mr. ffij^fjins began; his telephone
general public'with no admission Mr.; ChieiT .said. ' •,;' ' : • ."
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a splicer's FTelper ln..Linr
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and n"tiw
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fiistajlatioh forefore- created,individually for -the differ-'1
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•ont iypes of caps, worn' by
"Most- windows in. our school
show, 'which' had for its theme,
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classes are open ' tp : all amateur "Salute to. the 1964 .Olympics." system are.broken by stones prob- man.
He' wa.s bor'h in Linden -and at'-< from various nursing schools.
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'• /, Mrs. Frank Fedowri'?';Of 'Scotch o£ two awards, of merit from <;he- guns
' k"Plains- is chairman of ' t h e show
,' _aild_Mrs., Clinton McLoughlin of
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Horticulture,.1 Mrs. Meta .McLaUghHn,: C^anfo^d;, schedule consultant r
M'rs. ^Jfesley Ph.ilo, Cranford;'•3'un-..
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The;.hau'style.s • were created by prudential Jrisurance Col, has been; to'Aii-mare":ftiiograjin with'
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ford'High Schqol npxf^'wee'k, ;;hd . ' '• .;J
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>. .-.ai-raiigement' book, Mrs., '^.rhold
'•".'••. ;; Santpro,; C-ranfbrd; staging, Mfs.v
• Harvey Brbw'ri 'of Westfleld' and
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ment "oi tho. Woman's,' Club of
il-classiflcatibh^
members of Crane's" Ford
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.- Lewis', Ranway; horticulture clas' • siflcptiotj, ""Men's Garden, Club' of
entries, •' jtors; Cnarol'
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'. Aflernopn Gard.6n}vCl^b of- Elain;^ r f d ' d ] P u ^ ' Seaa^M^Sardeh
;.. ciub'-pfBerkeley .Heights, .;_:... i.
'••':'' , Outdopr welcome, Four Seasons'
GardenT;eiub~.'pf Cranfbrdr corn* mer4al^j^|B^Mri3LCadMi;K^^
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•' '"" ' ; ^"^long xldo. But.
it; provicies the
same ch a h c e,
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who'll bo out
with you! ' Because of •' 'thisy o u v driving
will'repulre extra c a r p and
skill. So, have
'that ride and
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Extra care and skill (!pes into
the maintenance of your hcat»irig.- unit when you contract,
•with us. Our service Is always,
prompt.' and courteous. ' For a
comfortable winter' ahead "wo"
that'you call us today..
.Rankin. Fu«;l A Company, » 230
•Centennial- Avenue, Cranford;
Phone BR'0-9200.' :• ^ •'
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T . Drivihg-:.licepse ^
of -this internat'i'oha'i.. or-^anizaiioji ider the Jfl)-70 6x<;essrvesneed; pro-, .
of women life irisuraoce ag«jHs be- j gram anriounce'd this we'e.k- by >/r ~
cause of the quality ap<T quantity tor: Vehicle Director "JuncStrelecki
of horaales in a fi^fTunusual for. included: Daniel V, , Igpe, 20, of
6 1 M y r t l e S t : ' . "'''" ' • • • ; - , .
129 Roosevelt Ave., 30-day*suspen- .
The instruction consisted.of-lee- women.
', .Women- rn>Ke up oply 6'.percent •jion eftcctive' aS"of. July $l.-.; '".•
iure ani^ workstiip periods, in
' . . s c h o p i gardeners' hortlcult^u-e,-;
Max Vyasseroacn,
' 'High scb.ool 'gardeners'- airange-,;•.' iT^entst Mrs.. Tagle and Mw.. Ells,
v •>' <^ff>fr*W Plnirr:; -pnhUrify
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sti^entBipomfleld. jk^igh .• 5^061. a'ji'd'[f^.
caived., his A'.B. AniJ -ftl.A •'•-'----—
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Ir;oihjSetonHaij ;tjini.y,ersltji..,si>uth
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Orange^; 'tie was. commissioned ,iti
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ct a daftionsU'-at'tori' oh Hpy/cr
i&4. Upon; com^l.e.tiort • ;«f.
' topics '-ijiicassecr J at;the tfpnfer' '' "" Sunday, BtbteSchppl •
1
',:•'.••..A^sis'tant"Pastor
,
Victory, ' Hbur; ' $ p.m.,'.^Junior arrarigernerits, and pFOpava'tion bt
Trajning School";at."tabkla;hd
enciv.c)as.s.es' 'ihcludeti?' Ahris ' arid:^
,."•.'•• r Sunday Worship .Service' 7A.;.II will .meet \in .the church parlor at i
Rey;';RicJialrdJ;.HaUinan,
Ghoir; 'today/— 7:30 p;m;, Adult SReciraens; "of flowers, fruii$...an.d
,7:30.•••'pjrcu./.Siinfiay,"_•;..
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°ah:
Antonio,
Tex.
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objective's
.pf'studbnt'cOuncils.-stu'T.
Thret' persons'-\v'ere. injured" in ial
vegetable? at', the .Union , County,
'',' The.: regular' -9:15>' and'-I i • "a.m.
1
aQnt^i^iincil^organization;. student:
_
. 'junior-' and' Senior*. #i> Youl)*:1 worship'•••'.. gufrvicps .with, chdr.ch
collision
of
two
-cai-.s
on
l>fpii:th|
.Rev-. .Joseph Y• Rev* . Mr: - Romick ..will return park Commission's ,Trai!side llSla'~
P'fc'. James N..- Heruska, council'' prpjepts'r .technique's•"p£
•6
Sunday.,
• - Asnistaht Pastor . . ;
."• • to 'fhe; pulpit Sunday after , a ture '.'.qntj,''ficfjence .Conter.', in .theAve,,. E',; at the, Garden fetate.'Parkschool classics at 'the same.'hours
group..-' leadership-, • .parliajnehtary, '•
:
Mr..and JVlrs. John.
.Sund&y evening service%—. 7 :p.nv. .will be resumed on St)'ncl§y;-. ,§iop- ; Sunday ..masses. '—'•I, 8^ 9-; 15',"way
sQi,i.thbound
e'xif'at
S:50-p.m.
Watchiihll:
R«sei'vati,on'',ai'
'3.
p.m:,
prttcbdure 'and problem' clihics:
, ': Wednesday''.--' 9:30. avm., Wom- 'ternber J2.- Ameeting df'the chureh 10.:30.<a.rtd * 1 f:30 . ^ . r C ' . • ^ ^ ' • " ; \ "•month's vacation.' ';Whateyei'.Yfiu S u n d a " y . ' • ; . • ' . : . ' , . ••.' '-.. .. ;• • . . ' : » - F r i d a y . - . • "' "•''•*. -.- ' . " ••' .- - • ',; - k'a\of -2' Wads!worth iTier.-,
;
/ied
as.
ex^^tjirr.:flrthigsthe..
Ktgh<
a n ' s ; Missionary;'prayer meeting; school stnff" hU? -.been se^; at 8 p.m. '.-•D^ily hraises"—• 7 and' (Ta.iri.';•'• "Do," -based'..6n ^criptur-e passagp,
;Police..
.Chief
,'Lester;W.•
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P
ow.e'
H
-j
The purpbsb of •j;he''.'dt m'onstra^
pOjvered .M.-l'tr xltlQ in. Germany •"•No c]u'esti'pn:'is' ever settled .until;.7:4r> •p.Ai, midweek Bible •,study Wednesday by Earl Li. Shea', church' . Confession.'-^'.4 t6;.6 p.n?. a n dCdlosSians ^:.l-l7,-has beCn chosen
;
car driy^c by,WilbyWil
:i6n is -to show how-fc>,pr<?pare' ex- reported'that
ajS'.'lfte...
sermon
'topitr.
,
T,he.
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ordip
y"a ..car
,
recently,- The .'expert' hating "' is Vt'.is settled-right1. — Ella Wheeler
atid prayer j-neqtln^ , ;• •.'..', '.-.,'. '' school superintendent.
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7:'3O t o . 9 p.m. Saturday.'
nance' .of'"the L6rd'K supper will hibits for-' the': club's' annual-•.full liam Bugel, 19, of ^.<6PO Summit, the highest' mark a. Soldier can'
; Sunday —-5:30ip':rt", college and • -.The .'Adult-."Education Coromitr
s
be held, at JTraiJ- Ave.;' '-Kenilwwthi. entering the
be xonduc j..ed., At the 7:30' pim. lower ,shpw..to",
career' group.
•'".''.'
"?'? ' ', • tee. alsd'.will rrieet at 8/P Jjn. /Wed-J
side thelfollowing weekend,":Sat-- westbound liine '.pf Nprth Ave, achieve in, his. rifle' cjuAlihcatibti
Gospel':
Hour',
the,
.pastor,
has
tesi". Pfc. • Heruska, An artillery
• Radio Ministryj—~ Each Sunday nesda'y. " v . ,'. , , ,.;,;
chosen1..the topic,'-"Three Men. and urday, September It; iind Sutiday',. from the. Parkway exit, was struck surveyor in Headquarters Batteiry
.the' marking .worship, service, 4 1 .On Tuesday,.the'.... canfceridressing , Rabhl Sidney'n.Slianken,
September, 12, feoni 1 to, 5. p:m, on. the left 'front-.b'y another op.,;.••,. Spiritual Leader ,,;,'.• a Fire" ba.sed on ;Daiiiei..J;l-30. , each.day.
of. trie 75th Artiller-ys F-irSt. Bata.m. to noon, .is,, broadcast) over uV>it-\yill rneet'at.10 a.m. and Credit
,
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1
Friday
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—
6^30
p.m.;'
softball
erated by- Joseph Goiir-oy,"' 33, of talion, entered the* Army in. Sop-,
Summer .services, -r- Friday,, 8:30
Radio. Station. .WFMEy 94.7,'FM. ". Union at- 8 p.nv-.On Tuesday', Wednesday,' and Roselle .Park, •' pr^eeding ;wcst in
tember, 1964.; and' completed basic
p.m., Saturday, .10 a.m.; Sunday, outing at JMomahegan Park.
Sunday —.• 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.,
.Thursday Of. nex.t week, . at -4 thee North Ave.-4a.s't'lane.'
A v e . 4 a . s t l a n e . . training at Fort DtxV He. krriyed
'
Tuesda'y
—
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8
_
p.m.,board
of
dea:
Rev.. Gerald R. Smith;;-director of
0 a.m..; daily except" Friday, ,T:.!liO
Dr.' Edmond, ,R. .Klaasout.rtreate^.. overseas in Febrva'ry?,' A' mBinJyGr.
coneFises will meet, at "the. chur-ch. plm. each day; Dr»..Harold.N,' M\j\p.utflic relations for the Christian j
denke, 'director, of Traijside, \vfilf iJoseph
h Conroy
C y ( 9^of.'Roselle.Pai-k,
9^f'RllPik
.
Wednesday
—
.7:30
p.m.,
qu'arilnd'•; Missionary Alliance,-, will .be JTHINITY EPISCOBAli CHURCH • The bar mitzvali of'• Richai'd
1
conduct half-hour hatur^ talks for ibr cpntusjonsjol the. right '.(.higjij of .Omega' Sigma-:Ilho : Fraternity,
'terly
business
•
meeting
at
"the
Key. Robfcrl Bizziro, Rectors
'. ^uest speaker at both services.':.
Kimmelman, son of Mi', arid Mrs.
childi*ri.. The; topic ^electect -i'pj. Mrs.,'Alice ,Sauers,:-56, of G.r,and- her-was-graduated frorn Grjariford
Whar«,Your
'•»-" Alan K. S&itnon, Curate" Samuel Kunmelma'n of 7 Rutgers c h u r c h i , ' '• ' • • "•'•;.. , ' i ' ' , . ' • . '.,-' •',H '
74Fi''W'
ti
'he : three days is .'(Mothsand Mil-' ville. -Pa.; for a laceriitiori of the High School in I960, arid- attended
Rev.
J,
H.
WUttC'rlnetiOn,
Assist.
Rdi,.,will be celebrated at 10 a.m..
' corrimittee meeting. . •',••'" :
I N MORE
ers," The' talks .will be illustrj\led right' shin requiring 10 sutsjre.s,
ST. MARK'S ARiE CHUItCH
t . In.ored TO' »t1>.OO» :; V
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'•'• TomblTOW night—6:30 p.m., cars
(Conn.) He was employed "b"y InServices at Trinity Episcopal Saturday..'.' ' •
with
color
slides.....
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the
Wtdtn.1
»riin.ui '
and
Mal-y
Afice
^Saiiers,
19,
also
of
1
leave-church for service a t God'a Church, on Sunday, Twelfth Sun- , Registration foi:•;. all. Hebrew Rev. Frank fN. W^Hanis, Paistor
Loan InnoiMuiea Oora.
ternational ' business , Machines
Gr.andVille,
'
for-cpntusiqns
of
t^e
The
Sunday
worship
.'service
Lighthouse Mission. - -'. • , •
day ajter. Trinity, will include -7;4^ school cl&sse's including Ytid" and
•\ippcr right i arm. All were pas- Corp., Los .Angeles,-Calif., before
N(ixt. Thursd'ayj-r-lO-a.m., Home' a.m.',' morning prayet, 8 a.m., holy graduation classes will be held will be ,held at' 9:30' a.m. Church
sengers, in."the. GoiVroy car,,; : " • , entering the-Army.'. . ,'•" • "
Missionary.: Society! >• ,.:','•
,,euchar&t;..
e u h & ; . 1-6 .a-.m.,:^J>bly
, ^ y eucharist •Wednescjay and' next•• Thursday school..win reopeti'.on September
A Bummphril- changing failure, to
wi.tiv.hymns
and sermon'. .Adults from "7:3p-.Vtp 9:30 p.m. at the
i
observe
a stop street -sign was, Attend Student Council
• —e--—
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ReV.
Mv.
Vyiil-ftams
willproach
on
y
and high school young people who
1
given
to
thejBugel. youth by Pa-,
^
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-Regular..
hours
.at--the—temple',
^Labor.That;IiNotin
Vain'
at
the.
vpishr'ta-singin-the choii' at' the IQ T
Sunday'• The sacr'arn,eni'
•o'tiock service are .asked to-re- office ,.will be: .Monday' through service on
'Five days remain; counting tornr"miiniaiL
tjinda Garcia '•• and . Mitchell
port
to
.the
choir
room
at
a;i!&
on
Rev. A. RJ Mauffionc, Pastor, Sunday mOTning for a rehearsal.- p.m." to 5:3D p.m., .and Sunday, 9;30 ininiiitered',.' and the Adult Choir day,, in Olympic Park's I9|j&seaDorin
represented Hillside Ave:
Son, and plans are afoot to. make •'.".'. 'Men In Service
nue ^Tuhior Higli School. at; the.
; Sunday'service — li.a;m</--'"
to'. 12:30,p.m. ,The:ofrfce':will WillVsing.'..'.-', .: "• •-. ' .
The nirrsery. ftJfc pre-school4criil- a.m.'
the holiday weekend; a -th'u'nde'r-'
:
Today — 8 p.m., MIVs Club.
^Oth ' annual Stuc\e.nt, .Cpuncil
.' «nd Loan AHodatios
clren.'lte-'"open during the,10 o'clock be closed on .-Fridays,,- and Saturto the 'Irving.fon-Maple.' ...Marine- Maj. Gerald F.' .Schuitz,. Leadei ship; Training Confeernc'e"
Wednesday-^-? p.m:, Y P P Choir'
Von -of TVTr?T
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MAJtlT QFTE7CE
wood amusement, paik't. G,0.tli..aii
rthearsal;'8 p.tn.,- Mip¥~ChorrT
• '.Weekday services — Thursday,
GAL.VARY LUTHERAN
W*stfleld ATO U Cor.
.245 North'Av>., W.,,i$.serving: \vith held last : week. at. the Central New
wrsary.'year.'
\;'. '•••••
Jersey YMCA Gamp in Blairstown.
ROSELLE P
. Pathlntuist-and— fi-4-v pL m ' morning' praver, 9 a.m.,
(>ek I the" Second Marine Aircraft Wing
PRESi^JTERIAN
—The- free c ii'C us ioiiffie-lini
•Sporisin tid by th<j "New—Jei*sey
Rev. GordKita L. Huff, Pastors holy eucharist and healing service;
at
Marine
Corps'':
Air
Station,
&k
hu Cor.
features
Bob
arid
Lauren
Top,
who'
CHURCH
Niven G. McRae
•Association of Hjgh School CounCherry Point, N..C.'
ELIZABETH OfWCE
• ...The- summer schedule.oontinueiT Saturday, 7:45 aju.,'moyiilng pray Itev. YVllliamM. Elliott, Jr., l'astor
i
l
^
Presidinjr
Minister
provides suppori; 'for the ihfantry- ells,' the ,conference seeks to "help
with'twoserviets of'worship .on ev', 8 a.m:, holy e'ucha.icist; 4:30 to ,R<JV, Ri. pi'uce Hurde, iiSsoijiate
Tuesday — 8 p.m., Bible study. fonij atop a 6b.-ft)ot flagpole,
:
men-'of"
the Atlantic Fleet Marine
• ".Sunday, 8:4§ and 10 a.m.. Pastor 5. p.m., saoramerit. of aiisolution; 'pastor , oL: the. .First iDresbyterian
Sunday -^-. 3 p.m.y •public' talk Antelek nrt'd,Her Canines, an t|ni
• Dahlq;ufsl Vill • be1 •: in the'' pUlpit. each,." weekday,-'. except Friday 5 Church,, will' be^ guest' preacher. fdllowed .by'.yratchtower *tudy at usual qlog troupe, anij' Leo Gasca Forces: based • -at • nearby ', Carnp
evening prayer.
Sunday church school will meet at
Mexican tight'-wire performecr, .Lejeune, N.CV ^ p ' ' ' ''[[' \
be* "The'Cliurch- at i : l 5 .
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Tuesday -^ Cranford Chapter 6i His topic Will
1
.;• 10 •6'clpck"foi;';children in thenurround
out the bill beinjf offered at
Morris
Fork"
at
the
9:30'
and
10:4&
Today
'
^
7:30
p.m.,
ministry
'; sery, ifindergarteri.arixi''primary, de- Alcoholics Anonymous,' 8 p.ml,, a.m.,services. ;..'.. '.'••.• ..',.••.•.4 and 9:30 Rim- .dajiiy," thi-ough" .'Walter *R. Eichner, whose wife,
i' meeting
i
school followed by servi'ce
.Sherlock'Hall.
:
jjartrnents,
Children,,,
three
i t t
C
h i l dunder
d r thi;ee
Susart; is th<? daughter pf Mr.' and
'• Rev; Mr. Harde and
d
"'
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al 8^2!> K;m. :
*"•;.; .'•'.-''. . .': Monday.
1
. years of• age wili be care
career rcarirr
20"
adults
arid
•jifeenagiifs
.
reTurnc'd
•""Ddes
•
•
Your"';
Seligioh
.
P
t
e
^
e
- ntifl
• th e ' nur.s'fci'y dtpaitiuti'ut luuni dui*
topic oi» ilicf
•Friday, from Morris Fork, K,yi, Godt!1
^
' '.
, inij the 10. o'clock ^ervicti. •••'.. ..-;--. guild rpprri'. , : v ''
noons apd ev;enings'in the grpve. ftrst. lieutenant'in 'the:vAir- Force
1
where tney ^participated in a 'wofk 3'.p.mV Sunday service.:
1
1
1
•The
Men
of
Trinity
antlounoe
"The- Cancer Sewing gi'oup will
The ,4-million-gHllon OsWimrriing at-";.Williams Air "Force .Base;
1 plans Jare. .underway for a family camp' at.the-Forest Hills Commu- : Mi-: l^cRae of 111 Shadowlawn
resuTTie• it's•mohthly.work session, ;'
poolv
also will be bpen- through Chandler,': Ariz.- An adrrvinistrav
nity
Center,"
located
.-in
the-.de-t
Wayl'ed a delegation' of Cranford
,!.--':-'- . -y ; ; v '."WE X>O N O T .H A Y E v , . • : ' . ' ; - ; ' - bh Tuesday, at 10 a.m, , .'
' supper for all members of the, parMonday^ Nearly 1,000 swimmers tive .officer, Lt. Eicha&M's'a- mempressed
Appala,chia-.'area.;
•••':.
•
members
to
the"
district
conven•Children /baptized last^ Sunday ish to be heid, on :Wednesday, Sepwon' certificates the*<\ Saturday on ber of jth«'-' Tactical, Air. Command,
THE QUEEN'S GOLDEN
,: • - . ' . . ' ( ' . • Thfi! church office iwill be •closed tion at ^artkee Stadium last week successful completion of "clasaes
-. were: RjchanrAVthiir'eavlsorii son ternbor...29.y.
Mqniljiy.,'
. ••."•". ":'\'
' : " ' ' ',.••: - ' - More than 74i000 persons attended
• of-M»; and Mrs.^.A. 'Richard Cai-1-,
the assembly which was. designed .conducted by.,the. Newark .Red
' son of Ci'anforcl, and Gregory.Allen
d
b l i h i :,,thc
th
to_. he
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dM E d j
Bible -as- God'-s nispired. .word • .o
Rev. Greorjje H. White, Jr., Pastor
truth arid • also to. improve • minT
Christian. Science'
i Rofaert (x* Longaker
Rev
LAWN MOWER SH0I*
Stklday .worship ^fieVvice,— • 11
isterial;eftici<incy. • y ••
Esiablished 1928
•
Among
•
tlie
highlights
were
$ev. Miltqn B. Eastwiok
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Rfev. John R. Dejcheimer,;Pastor
The. concept of-man a^:rfiade "ih
a
mass..-'
baptism
for
.1,361
.
n
'••T'
pi'ayer
service
;
:
SALES;
^LiiRyicE
Associate
Pastor
.
Rev. Richard L. \Vilson,
the .image of ;Go'd" wjll .be, prejons at Orchard Bea'chi. L. I.; and
• Rev. R.teBruce'Hardc, .'•
• '.•' -' ' Associate. Pastor ' •: \ \ at 7:3lj).'p.m. ..followed by., feibltj
:."•*
FAftTSZic
WELDING
s'ettied in th'e~BttJte l&i^pn-sermgn;
" Associate
*
lk i ' ^ W l d ^ ' « i t ;on the
t
. - A t . t h e 9 : i 5 woVship s e r v i c e study, at. 8 p.m.; 8:30 p.m'., choiri
talk••'•/•"
* Lqckiniith
at
all
.ChriHtii),n
Science
services
reheai-sQl.
Surjday, R e v . J^ohn R . ' h i
v Sunday :'}~ ''9:^(1 ,and 11 /a.m.', Shoulder of the .Rr.thce of Peace' this Sunday. The.,siibjecl-Is"Man.'v R(6p«Eclipse
.
The.
choir
will
start
it?
fall.'?ea
C
h
h
r worship servictis; SiSo'.a.m., church by N. U. knorr,. president, of - the " T h e following'paisnge from the
;wiU
rEUR;^RWEN ; '0!P :i C0iiJR'SE ; ;:.; • ; :.,:;•';''..";
Many,
pth«r.
Famous
sbn
on
Sunday.
Wijtch'tower
Bible
-ahdfTract'
So•time
fflWery
for'children-of
parChristiaM Scidhcti .textbook : by DBUV?»r' 8PBVICK •; , Jj^g^j:,,
j ^ s — arp^Qieii^£o£;li;HMiS^lA
"SfeptemTief ~\& —-H p.m
e'nts attending worship Service.
•• nuraeryj^rdtigh-third, grade.':
ciety.
Mary Baiter Eddy Wil.lTbe lncluctBcfr| ; .;'«^'N< Elmer.St: "-' •—<«»»-\..
/
Rcv.-.,I)r. ^b.ert.-.G. Ldngaker
ReV. liichard^L. "Vtfils'on, associate •ly business '. meeting.''•.'.».: i' . «
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V will preach on "Work: !': September !.&;— 6".p,ni., kiekofC
, hav'e ri« his Labor Day. mes- -.Happiness • jies' iii the conscious^ crciation.;. This- creation consists
PEOgrahi at the^ activities commit-. «age "Th<4 Grpat ..Awakening." nesB .we', have of lt,"an'd .by no of the unfolding,of spiritual ideas
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Christian Science Radio Programs Of this Vicinity
Sfc?. W k E W (1130i"kc) — E v e r y Sunclay . . . . .GA§ a . f c - •
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, ,.'Fhe golden text is from Daniel.
services,. wijl sing " T h e , King ol '
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is-'availa.ble for children-2 through
1 5 whose parcnts< atten.ct.; the-9T3O
'a.m. worship, service. .,There: : will
b|e' no hur^fiiry-at 11,- a.m.-.1 "• -^ ''.
Tuesday - i ' .1:30 P-Vn-,- Prayer
•Gybup will meet ' in*'.the", junior]
rpoTii. Youth 'Stewardship Council-, with the SRev. Royal Bruce
Hardq will meet in'.the beginners,
HRST CHURPH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. CBANlfOHD, JM.
HVXCES^.
Sunday; 11 A.M. ••'.'.
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hold its .regular, monthly' meeting
modea'ated by Rev. Dr.-Lohgaket-.J
Church school :foi>-ehildren a n d '
youth w-Ut begjn Sunda^y, September 215, _;.,:<:'
.,••' ,•:;:• ',;"• ...""'. CRANFORD BAP'WST (DIIirRGH
Eev. Robert j . ' Rontick. Pastor
Sunday ~ 10'a.m-.1, worship service;- 9>a.m,, jChu'rch schiiol for'•all
ages; nursery..facilities ate avail-
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Wed. Evonina; 9il6 to 9:45 P.M.
Ptl, Evoiilriir, 7:30>to 9 P.M. :'•
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Hurry In and Take Advantage of This Big Saving!
COAST-TO-COAST HOVERS
j . ft.
101 H. UNION AVE.
CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
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HENRY P. TOWNISEND^ Agent
ALLIIED VAN LINES, Inc
GENERAL ©ELECTRIC
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CAP- US I=OR A FREE ESTIMATE
CHAPMAN
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36 North Avev E.
BR 64320?
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•WERA — (1590) 3:18 PM.
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are flying again !1
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CALL:
TERMITE
Scotch Plains
DODGE DARTS
CORONETS
* POLARIS
Roselle Park
CH 5-1492
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i36 CENTENNIAL AVE.
BRIDGE 64)505
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t)R. ARTHUR S; WILLIAMS
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A Funeral Home of homelike atmosphere, completely
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FUNERAL HOME
AD 2-1492
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130 W. Wtstfield Ave.
Roselle Park, CH 5 7222
Westfield
AD 24492
Large Selection of 1965
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plan's- for a: drive .to' raise $85,000 to support 14 pharitable, wel".
fare and character-buijding agencies serylng.tlje people"/of Cran-;
'ford were announced'this week-by
• Farris S. Swackhaiher^. •oa'mpaign
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arid. $72,^43 was subscribed for 11
participating agencies: ; ' •
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give a, fast start to the .fall campaign will -be -featured this, year.
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ploye solIcUatiOti, 'cb.mmerc;
residentiat Each division will be
hea,ded by a.local resident.-. .;
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:-.. V dustrlal^iirms' support'in areas. <(£ . , ]BR. WATKINS F. JOHN
corporate givifig' and .conducing;
in-|5Iant: ehiplo'ye .solicitation,"
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, be invited*to;iorm a •plant-Un.ited
Fund' chapter; Plant.' managers
We'atHer permittirig, • the '- new
'will be asked to select ".employes
bridge being constructed over the
-as the .firin-:United.! Furtdi,chairRahway Rivet' at North and Cenl,Ayes, should be complete
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volunteers or pr-pylPUiS ^United and ready tor .yenrcie
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u, want! local people and companies P/atrick J.i'Grallwas informed yes---itV*P*I^<^M®--a*-^^8aiork...w.prk=. terday by. the^Sta'te Highway' Deing together for the total needs of paitment's. hupeivihing
the community
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"People working- m Cianfocd
T h j announeement came alter
butilivibg •outside have a respon,. I
to the town where employ- <^«* "taken^from the concrete
mentis provided We want to get "bridge deck successfully passed
Ihis across in our appeal this year stress- tests conducted on TuesHundreds of Cranford residents day Pouring of. concrete for the
working m Bayway, New York
difck was completed on Tuesday
and Newark give both dt j
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and an additional gilt to the *"
ford need*,
Conciete sidewalks alongside
"All s-egmen-ts of the town
the bridge deck were laid yesterbe included) in the campclgn this
Approach sidewalks to the
strengthen the federated appeal pleted within the; next Jew dayt,
Full cooperation has already been which indicates, -that ,the biidge
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One sthpol "bus will", leav'e. from
#€. Lang' pi. and ' Letfipg'ton
•Ave. :at 8:05 a.m., proce.ed. along
L,exlngtOn Aver, to B'ui'nside.Aye.,
: .right on, Lincoln Ave;, left
ptT South. Union.: Ave, and, ttieoce
_.- Sister.: Geri-jaTne Mayie,'' princi'- tij the school.
The second bus Will1 leave .Chjes.
TTnttpfli friinrl officers i n - pal. said- avi enrollment of approxiter bang Fi. and LeXiugtuil Aye.'
cilude:. Mrs. E.' Milton "Boyett'e,mately . 800 students ..is ekpected.
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yice-president, and •'•Mrs.,',-William Erirollment on. the opening 'day at -8:08 a.m., proceed along Lexingto'rt Ave. to Hillcrest, A,ve., turn
H. Old, secretary.- Mrs. Sherman last year-was 833.
Ave.-' to • Chris' There will be two lunch periods right-, on Hillcrest
M. Kisher is the office;' secretary,..
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the board o"f directors," Dr. John, 12:20 p.m. foi-'grades l,:to- i, and and,:thehce.'to the. school,-' '•: '"• '
revealed'. Handling budget r e - from 12 nopn to' 12:';*S—p^Ba.' for The third*"bti's will leave frdrrj.
quests for. each year's total ageijcy grades 5: through 8. •- , '..•< Nprnahegan Rcl. at 8:12 a.m..sUfi^
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•left on Riverside b ' c ' right- oin
udgiet and aitoraitions committee year .will be' stster^ Mary; J
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heiad«'d. by Arba .S,• Taylor. '' .., first • grade. , teacher,, .ana r. trfsv
wood>
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Macy
Robert,'
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teach• Dr. John in accepting the United
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Rt. Rev. Msgr, Wiljiam' B. Don- Ave. Ond.'left pn Wade
Ball to Asbury Park','' but; hi% Qiit-
nelly, pastor
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NORTH AVENUE PROJECT NEARING COMPLETION — Scene as concrete was
poured last Week for deck of neyv bridge being constructed by State Highway Dejpart"
that bridge should bbe"c6mj)leted
and ready for vehicle traffic hy September iu,
ipermitting.
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ajor cljanges-'in the^'cuniculum, led by introauction of ITA (instud^nte,
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:fl|pf the n^w school year for th^; Cranfordd public pchools.
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. -A new .app'rpach -td'tfe'teachlh'g^p'tispofll^
in',
school (Beverithv, through 10th
mathematics, a 'revised' science curriGuiuin; •a'riew: el^menitary phygrades,'1950,'and high school (lith
sicil-education igald^randi a new i s
nJ^h^-^dies^r^Sv;'-:^ ..,>;—.,^,-,
Enrollment as 6i' September 30 '
astyear was 6,142, and tne total
was 6, t6B; when classes ;ended in
home efconomics majoi* at the high
chool are other major .curriculum,
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tried":,'out .in' .eigh't classes at the
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c^ool system, will learn'to. read.
HSihg the ITA .system;- The shift
;the traditional- reading iri-structio'ni, to ITA <vas made, on- the
basis of -an 'experimenta:l..prograni
with two first grades last year in'
iOleyeland' and Walnut Avenue1
UJC Expects Bx>ys' Camp 'Best Camper1"
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ickools often next Thursday, .
b t 6,300^'"students'
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pecjed to enroll,l iit was ah- ,
nounced today by Vr, (iWk W.
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he., two lunior Jhigh schools will '•;',
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at S:20 ainl. anii will conBesurfacing of 21 streets in the
lude at 2:50 p:'m.
township as a state,aid project is Students in the lirst throughy
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scheduled to get urider way, on fe'grades;
ajn.and
leave
at
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lunch,,,v
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hour will.'.be frcini 11:45 a.m. -tp ;1
week, by TownshipfengineepPat- .in;' Morning kindergarten classes
rick J. Qrall.
will be held fro.nii8:45 a.m. to U:15,.,;
while the afternoon sessions- ,
Contract for the project.-was'
L Contracting Co, will be."" from 12;3Q p.m. to 3 p.ni-.;•"
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anticipates . "substant-i&l- • iOrippoVQ-; ship1 Committee- pn August 3, sub- meet .from., 9:36':a.m. to, 2i;p.m'.",A't. •.. •.
ment11' 'in^rcading ..as af- result' of ject to approval by1 the State High- ti|e hiih: ri'chQbl, ;|spebial classes'
going to the VTA system,
way Department,"which was re-Will meet from 8-20 a lin to 2.50
pm
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."In our *x,peiiencc," Mi Martz ceived last week*
said, "ITA provides a more excitStudents
in the.threq secondary
The state will pay approximateing, a moi e productive, and a more
ly $23,000 of the cost Complet- schools will stay foi* lunch, and
meaningful first grade experience
ion of the, work-is expected to take cafeterias will be m operation on
than, the—traditional program. _IL
lO-to-rZ-workmg days, the town- the first day of school
w'U not perfojm miracles} howPersonnel Assignments
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ship engineer reported
ever We wilL -stjll have children
An
orientation
program
for
all
Members of the public works
who ifte slow In learning to lead "
d«paitment ha,ve been busy m re- hpxv msUuctlonal personnel, secThe ITA alphabet contains, 44
cent weeks rising manholes, re- retauea and teacher aides opened
chai alters, Which advocates of the
moving bumps and patching and yfsterday at» Hillside Avenue JuITA system say are easier to learh
nior High School. It will continue
repairing the streets involved
than the. 26 ABC's. •
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All personnel -will report to their
y
tq be assigned buildings pn Tuesday and
between the 44 ITA characters and
ITA
te— prepare toe- the
Resurfaced: wffl-Jae
cTiaracternand the more tKah 2,000
•ofsound sym.bdls -we introduce in. the of streets as follows.
lend a meeting of all school perOrchard St. from Hamptoq St sonnel on Wednesday ctt 2.15 p m.
two or three years of school,"
©t—AnnfV; Ddiley, coofdinatpt1 to Brookbide P I . Wade Ave. from n \\\p, ainjli><Sriiim tyf thft K'^SIfln
bors including the'Bell Teiepho'ne fie in time for u<>« by sludents 1
Elizabeth Ave to Lambert bt., Lin- Avenue Junior High School.
of language iits, said.
Co and International Busines'
pten PI. from N"prth Uhloh,Ave. to The following peisonnel assignturning
to
school
nexlt
we<tk.
'Dr
^Bailey
described
ITA
as
an
Machines"
Work also is neaiihg completion
intioductory training alphabet de* Orange Ave.*" Ha^zel S t from ments were announced by Dr. McThe 14 pai-tlcipatmg agencies of
Orange Ave^ to"Beb«ont Aife
Dermith:
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thetunited Ftind1 this yejr" "are: ^A- the widening of North Ave~,"E",
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"Belmonl AvG—frDrtr--Wmds
HlghSchool
Boy Scouts, Cerebral Eals-yr Girl between tho bridge -and FOrest
and lead befoic l)e caefbe discourRichard Teriy, bdVi^of Mi and Mrs D H Terry of 212 Oak Lane aged by tJie-oxjegul^ities and tn- PI. to Hazel Stlv,from Columbia
flouts, Homemakerfeervice,Men-Ave
Rrindp&l, G Frank- Zimmerman;
w«ii named "Campe( of tho'Year" lor the Cinnfoid Boys1- Camp 1965 consib'lencies' of traditional English Ave. to Locust Dr and from Lo- director of pupil personnel- and
tal Health, Multiple Sclerosis.,
Union Junior 'College will open season, which ended Sunday on Silvei Lake near Hope,
cust Dt to Arbor St.
T-hc^new bridge-rcplaceb a narPsychiatric Clinic, Red Cro^s, Revice-p'rinclpal," Chailes J Postj
spelling
its 33td academic year on SepDunham Ave from Ridge St. to guidance, Charles Litten and Miss
the title winner _he_.will lecoivc the flag which has flown
'"tai'ded ChihhtMi; Satvtitiuu'Army
of
"Consistency ib» the
symbo? hai "only one"
(Gmtimwd-o
USO, ViSiiting- Nxtrse Association, oi the century which had long 'turiWwTr "\vTnT-aii" e'vpecTecT'enT ove) the tamp tins season, also a tiophy, and his narrUi will bc'
Helen-HSe<Ht; English, Mfss-AngtiitrlQllnient of 1.S00
all-time
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look andjone sound, and each sound
Welfare Association and Youth
Adamtdei, Mrs Marie Attanasio,
playcd
on
the
"best
camper"
been
a
traffic
bottleneck.
It
is
high, but only 50 moie than a ycax
and Favmily Counsehng Servjce.
hns only one, ppelluig," Dr. Bailey Dance to Mark Start
Mis. Irma Gqann, Albert Hem,
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camp
dining
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and.
stunt
night
on
explained.
Michael Marcus^ Fiedenek Muel"Your United Fund i$ more- than 6JJ tcetJong and nteasuros 50 feet
Selection
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the
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Kenneth
W.
Iversen,
dean,
Filday.
Mr Maitz'said nib department O| Pap Warner Season
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Arthur Fi'edntan, Mrs. Roseagencies, however," Chairman from cutb to £urb Two lanes of
Boyt, -who Swalfn the lake on
^ contihue to follow the pro-1 A kick-off, dawfce *will be held mary Ritvo and Mrs. Susan SpiclSwackhamer iatd "It is r people traffic will carried In each direc- smd aliotrt 800 full-time students, made b^ the staff from thje ^
aie
expecteci
in
the
djy;
session
ing boys who weie named ' Camp- Friday morning were: 'One way,
of the two classes of children
beig, social studies, Edward Boyle,
It is our boys and giirls It i t 'the tion, eastbound'and westbound, on
and 700 part-time students in the eis oi the Week" during the sea- David Koch, Alan Wltnmei, Pat who learned to read last year by next Thursday, September 9^. at 8Charted Messma, David Nayloi,
unfortunate adult caught an the
pm
at
tbe
Cranwood,
Garwood,
the
.reJrtf&rced
ebnerele
deck.
evening
sossion,
Theie
aic
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the ITA" system These classes by the Crantqrd Pop Warner Foot- Mis." Lydia PolglJisc and John.
(Continued on PaQe 8)
son1 Fust week, Jufck l)eCotus; rick Rowci Erie 'Weisgerbe
Contract for the project was Jet studfcnt run ses ii ora the Schools, oi
ehael Ganl, both ways, .Bob
weie taught by $/ii!». Virginia Jones
Witherington.
to " Schiavone Construction ' Co., Nmslng of the Sluabeth . and second week, Kirk Huckel; third pob DeCicoo, Jlick Scholleld, Ken of Cleveland School and Mrs. Jean ball Asbociaftion.
Mafhcfnattcd, Vincent Podino,
ihc , of Seeaucus, on the low bid of Perth* Amboy Gencial Hospitals week, JiM PcUick, CoVirth week, JHetm, Steven Cot lei1, Mai tin Ronnlund of Walnut -Avenue T\VQ football teamb aie being Merlyn Jones, Edwaid Schwait/,
ojganued
"by
the.
association
for
Ttuy*
hflh
!i,184)3.05.'ip. -.Cost, of the pioject is enrolled in the pie-chnical nurs- Richmd
Metzger and-Malcolm P.ringle. Th School.
•Miss Beatrice.
Sohwoerm,, Oliyer
r
Oyer
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being borne enlirely,. by the Stat"e ing program.
Charles Hunter; ; skcth; week,. ct'aft contest' 'was' won by Kevin For all second through sbtth the;first time," and parents.aBdin- V V t andd Lawreriee'Littman'
L ' L i
(also ••
terested
aduj'ts
are-.
invited
to
jatHighway Department; whftJh. also . T h e day/ session- freshman class TMom'as' , WiHoughby; .seventh Br6wn and 'the' fly-tying cQntes grade pupils,,the teaching 6f spellat.,Orange JHS);. scienoe, Court;
tend
tho
dance.
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of
about
450'students,
was
selected;
wili install a new tratfio .light sysIwcek., Kevin Brown; eighth week, by CfiucW Innocent
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Innocent.
ing will, take'on a.', more modern
land. Daley, :Martin (Goldstein,..
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tem, nfr^vc ivforth Ave. and Cen- from more than 2,000. applications Davjd iKoch. .'...
^ajjpi'oaeh;
' The teachers., will use PolicelQff icerJLeonara Miller' of Donjild-Jones,.Michael -Vanuzzi and- ~
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.' 4; Agent ••'p,07' wili get a' 'w5rtcput; tennial AveTJiitersectioTT. ""
^ ' ' C a m p e F o f ~ l f i c the boy,s ;
a lineu^stically-oricntcd' approach
y 'Ji
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Dr; Kenneth G; MacKay, UJ'C Week"- awhra%oi: the • (iiiai week teams*--* West point, Rutgers' ani .tyirig-inL the teaching, of spejling- dance chairman. T h e ^ty-Tides of Hugh.Langan;- FrenchrMrsT-Isabel
at a Gfraril'drd football game tills. .. Road barriers were erected in
Dukes,
Miss.-D.oris
Kopp
ahd
ftoge'r
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season -^' but'..only' dUrinig half- trie '.a'reia on March *16 .to permit president, said no substantial in- is the; ,son
r.-. and Mrs., Walter Lehigh. West- Point won theHeaif with' the teaching of •compositipn Nutley will provide t h e , music Poirior1 (department hbac)); Ger- - '
crease in. enrollment will be pos- Koch'; ppi!
nemovol of the old bViclge and
"The new-approach is n\ore, chal- Tickets ma.y b e obtained from Mi- man, Miss Esther Jqos,.(a]so at 0r-• .'•'
'Manor.,, Ave. David title, "'The counselors . o f Wes1
M
-, ; At one ,of its half-time shows struction of the nbw one, and sincje sible^ulitil additional faciutiea are was selected" amptig" the-Hollowing
(Continued • on • Page 2) : Miller or at the do6r.. -..•.- .
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ange JHS);. ,l,a«ri, Miss Alice ; .
' this fall, the Cranford Marching tlien traffic has been detdured by provided. He pointed out that best campers of theiir fespoetlve.
Jaite
(also afdrangp JHS>+Spanv
Cougar»Band unde'r t]ie direction wtty of Centennial^ and ^WglHC' plans, are in the final, stages for .a. eabit-vs;~€c-)bin I, Kurt. Ullom; Cobi
b
M
r ^ ^ d i t h Fredman and 'Mrs. '
fl "million science building, which iri 2, Scolt Nizborskir^pa.biiv S|,
'•'.of Robert Yurochko, band direc- Aves, and Lincoln Ave.,-WT
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will"be built with a grar^t- of .$307,'- ^ilgney /Sainto; Cabin' 4, William
tor, will, weaye'its theme around
Lloyd:,
Jacobs,
Harry;000
'under,
the-terms'
of'the-federal
. the Indofatigable.^fames Bond. Qne
Stanton; Cabin 5,- William Darcy;
moved driirpres's to.Room 43
I^awrehce (department.head). Miss
Higher Education Facilities Act:
Carpetihg'—
one'e
considered
a
• of the. features of thc^-show will be
Cabin ^, David Koch.
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i T
•Gloria lAueller, L. Mrs, Lee Petti, .'
•'" D#. MacKtiy. * said • the science, Cabins 1, 2.:and fr tied for hon? sign of." luxury 'in school, buildings;
the sold twirling perfofmance by
School
—
Jttsta'iled
buJltfUn
boarcfe Miks Dorothy Robinson and T1 hornBegum&rs
to
Get.",
•building will enable Union Junior or cVibin this week. Boys in Cjibin
will be InstaWed'jn an early
Kathy" Bbard)ivin, dressed-'in a
i icorridpr
d T R,nclo Room
m 49.
49
in main,
as" -Scutr.o,' educable !ciass,' Mrs. •
College- to .increase' its enrollment 1 were: 'Kurt Ullom, Mark Sche- kindergarten room in the Sherman School Life 'Preview
*gold uniform, to the theme sott^i, ^ UJC Mefeorologkal Station
Constructed
Sherivuin
Mary Bell; remedial reading;'Mrs..-by,about 30 percent. The science mel'i, David Cohen and Malcolm School. •
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HAROID DUFLOCQ, M 8 t?0folo a !k»
. "Goldllngcr."
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in Ida Easfcbum; rllb'Ba'ri'ani1 Ml$s Zil- .
.What's kin dc'r g a r ten.
building will provide three biol- Prlngje; Ronald'Perrone, counsel- -.Paul & ChiefT, board secre'tafy
N
• f 'Fou the past two wetjks the high
and-: storage
fah Prpphe'tt; art, Burton Lorigen- '"•
ogy laboratories, a geology.laboi"- or; Cabin 2 -—-Chet and Chris t)i- :and- business -administjrail'or, said about? About 500 kinfleYgar- ^oqpvU,
school band'has )>ecn]puttin^ its
\
' teners in the Cranford schciol 1 * ^ andi blocks .in Room !••
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:
tempera
head)) and Miss
•ntpry,
a
computer
room,
sixclassthe
carpeting
will,
cost.
$1,100
~
U ,(department
p
S and drills together at three. An
Lorenzo, Scot't Nizbqrski; counKelLitocoln School'.'— Repaired
' Wong (also at Hillside
, this station was yooms,; faculty ofTice.s, two .lecture o'r,' D'undy GanzemulR'f; Cabin S— abou't the same, as conventional system and",their- parents: wij^
; for
^
sjcarict't'e
hour practices ach morning' at tlje tut;e
have .-a chance to find oijt-^on
>ills pn third, floor, pro r JKS).;..industrial arts, Roy Dfinlels;halls and ,ii" greenhouse.
high-school anc M.emor,ial Flelck .set Tuesday -when
Donalcjr '..flank,'-1' Stbven iPerrone, flooringr He.said the--carpeting .is Wednesday ','— -the duy^'beipre vided additional shelving in. Ro»m
Josei-Goodman (department head).
In addition', plans also-ave in Tommy Lester, William! Darccy, being'used as an • experiment - to
,The\.50-mem3Qr bank- led tra><d>pped to 41 dctfrees.
andl. repaired- storm William Massa and,, Frank Pa"n-.'
other stu-; 209;..imd"
the flnifl. "stages for the i
deUirmine hcijw well'it stands'up .classes .begin
year by Anita Well, drum mnjor- vious low was 4,7. degrees
Joseph,
Paumi;
.counselor,,
Richard
drain.
dents.
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norfi; -home arts, Mrs. Core Foils;
under (use by youtxg children.
f, Sperry -. Observatory,1 which
. .
_et.te, will be cc jnplementc'd by 14August 15, 11164.; T,ho chilly'
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,'ttepaired
Roosevelt
School
R
s
e
c
-students
in
all
Mrs. Jnne Vaft Vranken; vocal
contain'New Jersey's largest During the week, the campers The new .-early, kindergarten
majortjttes and six color guard peratures' wore caused by "a cold
g j ^ r y
c h o o l.s a n d front entrance steps and cabine music, James,Lenney; instrumen', Kirls. F.or.the lii'st year the color front which moved into the area &}escbp^. In addillon. toi .-tele- took a 'hip to the State Fish room has been completely vedee-r 'their••' parents 'will• s raeqt
Avith. shelves in kindergarten Room 1,
• ; " scope- rooittii. for the' 24-inch tc~ Hatchery 1 at >Hackett.stown,; ,saw orated and an acoustical-ceiling
tal music, Robert.Yurochko; physiguard -1mcinbers Vill double as k t c Saturday night.
' t h e i r teacherH and wilt-be inBrooksidO: PWce School—Wood cal education, Stanley Grayson,
It
was
warm'ato,
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d'lir'ing
has
bebhMnstallcd.
The
new.i'pftm"
Hector
telesicopcand
the
10-ineh
pu>ni-pom fiirls and will take part
the movie,' "The""-..Good Humor
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the week with 'th'u exception' o£ .refractor telescopc>Jhe observa- Man" in. Hope, * ahd\<;onducted was converted from a. music;"i'0om. troducod to kindergarten activiMiss Betty .Hubbai'd, Miss Ruth
in the shows.
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Sunday
and
kohday.
The
maxiMeanwhile,
work
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is
-'underway
tory
will
include
a
lectiire
room,
McCartney and Paul. Selby.' '" '*
Tlie band wilfdraw much of its
1
The orientation program- for Labor Buy Closings
was 89 degrees lobby-display area, a \vpYkshop
ati repairing and1 cleaning .all"
.• -KurseVMbsJKttlC Seymour; see-'
m.iiAic from popular movio.t jand mum temperature
1
children
was
preceded
last.,
.{schools in |H'epiu'ation tor the
niiil a dark room. .^The $100,tfu(;
QQ,
rctaries,
MissJ Theresa D'AleKsan.shows, arid James Bond will give on Friday.
spring by a meeting of kindei-- Mean Early Deadlines
drls, Mrs. '"Margaret
•way, to Mary Poppiris-1U the an- • Precipitation* totaled. .34 inches' observatory will be built, with a 51'hetlul'C Evening Hours opwojnp!. of the', new term • next 1 -garten fiai'ents, sponsored by the
; Early deadlines wlU.bc-in'effed Mvs. Evelyn MacMillen, Mrs. RoseThursday. •
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• ntfal 'rhank.s{,'iying g'ame^between as a result pf.th'undei'showers' last (iift-.froni Mrs. .Frederick Beineeke
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in . "addition to the new ^early PTA in oach school. Ttte pror for; coi^y for -the next issue of th( mary Siwrson'-and-Mrs. Gertrude
Friday, and Saturday. of New York.. C.it,y and William
Crnnford and • Jefl'erSiOn, which- Thursday,
1
. ceduve has b.een in effect for Citizen and /Chrbrtiele because' o
will be tJaycd in Cranford 1'pr the Stfona' northwest winds were, re- Bc.'inedce of Summit as a memorial 'The towitstiip clerk's. "offiVv,'.-.ih, kinderfiarten room iu Sherman more'thap five yeai'S. .
Willauer; teacher aides, Mrs. Virthe Labor Day holiday on Monday
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MunidpaP'&.yildinK
,,wlll
b
e
the
School,
themVijoi'
work
done'this
to
"•their
father
and
grandfather,
corded
on
Sunday.
' first-ypar..-,;
ginia -Darby and Mrs. Hazel MaK.ijen oight evunings^tintll 9 oeloelc slimmer'wai I he relocation of the
Dcadlinos will b e ' i s ' follows
who was a long-time Cranford ope
This week's readings:
' Tunes Jfronv "Do ' I.. Hear a
.n'q;.
custodians,. Viwcnzo DiFabio,
to accommodate" residen
procip- civic leader-. •' . . . ' " "
bqard ineeHng room in Lincoln. ."Cranford High School — Re-Church news, noon tomorrow; pic Vito DiBellii, Guido Cajiljielli, Ro^
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lie expsinsioji pf, the paired flagstones in front of. build- tures, 10 a,rii. Tuesday*" club news
Registration for'day. session stu- siro to' refiistiitM.n order to. v
' Max. Min. italion
sweep, across the .lluld. a t . . o t h e r
for
the
department of cur- ing and gymnasium, outsicle 'door tomorrow and Tuesday,. Early cop Peterson and-RandoIph Wilson, .
tjie
General
Election
on
I^ov
dents
will
be
conducted
'for
fresh.66
nanVi:n-»- all highlighted, by Jntrl- Thursday
' -•--7-7•
IHIlsldt! Avenue 1
and
instruction
in Lin- iji- auto mechanics shop, library from all other publicity ch'airme
2,
IJ,
Kvns'annouiv.c(\d
thiii
week
by,
- cate iiattorn drills;-'. ;
•' . ••-, Ffiday' •
- HO • 0 8 ' !p'2-' men " on.' September'' 9\ and'- for
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Junior
IHeii School
nnd
a'dvertiscrawill
bo
appreciated
ool..'aiicl.-'oxpa'ns.iqh -of, the desk, and steps in'front oC. buikU
.J.
Coffee. cV)ln
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sophoin'6rO;S on September. 10, .Townsliilv Clerk .J.'Walter
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Mr. Yurochko reported' t'hat'Mwo Baturdiiy
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Principal,. Viricont. F, Sarnqw$ki ;^
Local
bwikK,"
.municipal
bKice«.
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and
library.
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olfico.'•will
be
•0
\vhile registration Tor the evening
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now ' b'ui!^iu)hoin'!« made', of-white- 'S5unjr.la"y
Orange. Avenue junior High Post, Office, and Public Library dlreeloi-of ptipU pcponftel.-Biirton
session is scheduled for Septein- lf)wing'-i;voninR.s: September 0, 13 Mi:. Chi off reporteii
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>riber«las huve been added to .tho, Monday;.'
School
— BuUt'' poni'vission storage' •micf Mo*t -business concerns, will b Mandell;v guidance,' GooVgo White
work
..was
carvietl
out"
in
fi .20,.2.1,
2 0 2 1 32-ajid
3 2 i d 23.
2 3 ' The
Th 11ntt
il_
V aijd
jd 14.'
15,-lfi,
oaniK.
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enb'inot iin.d two cages for tyminini'. closed- Monday in .obaecy.ancjj. of and Mvs'.'
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A "iwp'-dily. 'orientation for ulT 'tw "elate
last Weduivsday* :>-. J93 -.. . 63
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in
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Vdl.l open for the new, term at
t>r. Watkms F. JoHn, lo-ckl phy- 8:35;-a,m, qext Wedsesday. .. Prior
sician, has succ^ded" Fred: J. Ball to , the 'start 'of plasses,. t h e ' stUr
as president of the Cranford Unit- dents will attend • mass at Si'. Mied FuKdj, it was anounced today by chad's ChUrch;--B(4«w)i«ssrlvVon the
ill .bes at 12:30 .p.m:
Burton C, Belden; treasurer. • Mr. first day- will
.ses thereajter'y/ili^be
Regular .class*
.Rail mnwH tn 'A'yViiiry' Pnrk; "in
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! SECTION TH|tEE
CRAWFORD, NfcW JERSEY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1965
;PttfO|tment<)|^e5:Ex;
i^t K?irdin§ School Opening
.,'•4. •
In Need of
• 'GARWOOD -—^This borough-was.labeled ."a-friendly to^tfh1' by
"..,, ;ItENILWpRT.H ^ An' •enrollment- of i;065 st«-dents is'expected;
^.An/'enrqlimeht df'.appr'oximately 585 students',.br
people who told "what they, liked libout it' in a.s'lirvey conducted, ife'cently
; when the,KenilWprth. public'school system open's "Wednesday,, it was
figure of'5B0 for the 1964-65 school
by
the
GarWobd
Jaycees.
Last
Friday
that
term
became
Vreallty
when
25
more
than
the
th th :fihal"regist^atioh
::
g
announced by..'JohnJ..Kis.b^. superintendent. V
. . '•''
th
G
d
publi
schools open for the new term•
tpwrtSpeople.iiriited
in
an
efiort
t
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(b help, one of their nupfber. • '
Grades one throtighloin- will repprt at- 9 a.m.iand lunch' will.be
public schools open for the new term--••••John Spellinah of 320'Spruce Ave. has"bee,n- foujjd^to hav« ah/ailment year, is expected as the Garwood
:
from noon to l.;'pinl a Grades frvfc through eight will report at 8:40 a.m.
at 8;30'a.m. next•Thursday;..it -was reported this,,we€k by,Superinten-'
that-requir
dent of Schools. Lewis F. Laird.
, with lunch period between 11:40
employee. Of
The.i-eturn to classes will be pre-.
a^ni. and 12:40 p.m. All classes-will
:'ee'ded by workshop sessions fo^1
VIrJ ^pijllman is married and the
be dismissed at 3 p.m.. q..- ' '
eachers conducted by' Superinather of three children," twin boys
The cafeteria will.'be'...prepared.
endeht Laird and Teaching Pv-lri,4'years of'age dnd a girl, 9. He
ipal Bruce Buckley on Tuesday
lso is a special" police officer in
ta serve lunches to students oniihe
tfid
W e . d h e . s d a y / ' '•'••;'-. ' ,'• - " ' • ' : , .
Jarwood!
For
tire
past
seven'
wW;ks.
';first day'pf school.' •'. ;• •' •'•'. /- •
* Teachers y/ill report.' a t , l p.m--;
he has not been able to do wor<c;pf.|
All new pupils who have not
any kind.' - ' '. _ > • ':\' . -^' •• . J
T-uesday and participate'in/a'-geri--'.
• registered, previously are, requesteral' meeting at which- a n&riual/
The- immedia'te problem,,is the
supervised
fr
WOOD
—
atudeQls_will
adrn ittanct) ., , G A R W O 6 D '— An e'nrollrrieht of for their .guidance will be' distri»B • Waiting:, li,bl't.
—
ed tu doflt> prior.to' t h e opening
summer playgrourid program spon- to any of: the five hospitals',equip-.buted and there, will'be a discusday of school. At the'time ofrcgis- return'to Jonathan' Dayton. Reg-*
ped.'-tof do; the necessary type of approximately 525 students is ex- ion, of school rules'and regulations.
sored'
by
the
Garwood
Recreation
ional
High
School
next
Thursday,
tration- a new pupil .must 'present
Commission>vfbr bqrough boys and su'rgery — Deborah in Ne.w,Jersey; pected . as the 1965r66 school year CWss assignments; for teachers, to
• his qffibial'bir.th certificate; trans-, September •9,.,it. vuasv announced,
Walter Reed ahd the Neurbioglcal.
girls paxrieto a-close pri Tuesday, as CUnie in Washington, D..C»;,Na-, begins at S.t- Anne's Parochial, •be finalized a t this time, will b» .
fee car.ii frpm last school attended, by Robert L'aiVanture, principal, '
announced"n,ext VeeK..: - ' . .-,••' "
artexhibitibnof.handicraft
articles tibnal Institute of Htialth.; in School at 8:30 a£n- next Wednesand propt of vaccinationi polio and "Freshman r Day will be- held on.
Aidditibnaii; workshop sessions//
day,
,
itr
wds
repprted
this
week
by
We.dnesday, and aiiTrreshmen-vvill
made by children at both the t i n - Maryland, a n d City of Hope Ipi
diphtheria inoculations:
will be.' conducted ;, Wednesday. "
coin Schipol and Garwopd Membrial California. . After Jsurgery,' there the principal Sister Mary Chrysarir
Pupife, registering for kindergar-. repbr.tjto tneip hbfnetoomsiat-' 8:25.
don
r ^ f i ^ r t tHe "sTaft"bT the building, meetings .an.d
valescent;and' refiairAver.'^cenilworthi''" Park playgrounds was- held ;
for.
i f i .of s.^.:^..T-,r._v.-:..^..T^_._.r,.._._.,.;._Y
year^ on'-or befote December'31
giv
'
is'one'-'o'f
more
thanano'
N'fwarkCollQgf.'of-Engineering
students
t'tuu laa.t. year.woe'860.
The following bus schedule will
this 'year. .flAejdlcjkl'examination- be followed on Freshman'pay and
coinocnpoi.
..
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,
eight months.
'taking -part' in NCE's professional' developmerrt"..progjwfm. this
. On the opening day. the start,bf for < the official opening* Of 'school
forms. are • available'in the school everyday during the school -year:
udging of the exhibits resulted
With the desire to help, their, fel-j
ilext.'Thursday;-' 1,". ''•,;'. • .„ ••.'•',
suinmer.
The
pregratn
requires
that
the'
student
h^v*e'k
gpod
••office.-..
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V .'" Route V.—: 20th, : St. and Boulein - th&^wardihg .of prizes and cerr- low officer over'these .trying" days, classes, will be preceded by 'at* There will be a full session the
scholastic;'standing'and
spend
one
oi-.-rho.r
summer^in
work'
that
11
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') School offices arc open-Monday vard,' ,7:'55>*.a.m':(. Route 2V — 22nd
tUicates to the'folio-witii? .winners four men on Garwopd's special tendaKce by the students in a .body
lUuugli F r i d a y j j e t w e q n 9 aim. n
:
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St. and Boulevatd, 7.55 a;'m.
5 years — JFirst, >Ianpy; Je.r- police force got together, oia a pro-at a •Mass,-of the Holy .Ghost in the and ending at 3:15 p'.m; 'Lunch;
Federal Piiqi-ffc Ele'ctri'c Cb. , pnc.
stufdeni; has'been .
3- p . m . ' for" regist'ra^iofi of n e w
jeot which would enable'the Spell- C h u r c h >of S t . A n n e , •"." -'•••• ' :.-', periods wilt be, on the same schedRoute 3 r—.. Harding S'eh,obL and
tCr-iw, ^hc—N|P2_professional—
pupils'.
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some oi its' Classes will begin each' day. at ule as lastyear'.man"
_ Dule'var3r"''7:55"'~ a.m.-; PeTnJjrooii
deveibpment program; "He works iji the test laboratory, testingdifTeacher.,assignments are
Michael McCarthy.
obligation^ for'_ Vhile. They.-dearid Boulevard, 7:58- a.m.; Route
«ifiirlpnK' mny rpgisfrrat tho,"'
t h t d b t h
lows-aeeor^Hn^-te^Anthoity-R-iehe^
3 to'hold a card party and give
g &.to H). — FIr!r
(Continued
on
Page
2)
,
school
office in. Franklin School.
principal:, • Kindergarten ,-"- Miss
V3 p;m._ Lunch period will be from
Yawlak; second, Kathleen Sctzei; it's proceeds ,tb John. .'• .
frbniffa.m.:to 3-:30 p.m. any week-'.- ,
'Helene Austin, Mrs. May Relnert;.
Thes^nitTi.ittee pffbur, Fred Gill, 1 2 . t O . . 1 2 : 4 5 'P-ffl.':.;'' ...','.:_. '•;•'.:' ;.' : V ' "^dy ^except
-between
^ t Lab'or
Lb' .Day)
D ) bt
third/Robert Fol. .. •
first grade —. Miss Eleanor KaRalph Hudock, Joseph Fuentcs and
Sister
Chfsyarlthirie
said
there
n6w
and
next
Thursday."'.'
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2
r
First,
Patty
Tru*
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czynski, Miss Dolores Lynch,"'Miss
Bradley, became',, a
wiUbe,a-full
schedule
of
classes
on
dedu;
second
and
third,
Joyce
BeEdna Mulligan, Mrs., Sophie Eereight%heritheir wives eageag,
gasse; honorable mention, Sally Bi- te e of eight%heri'their
h i d
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peras.
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t
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f
f
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Th
joined
ihythe
effort.
The
WOT-;
the'opening-day.
VirAtA'i' • : . ^ J - ,
: ' • • , • , ''••' erly
Maib,
'•' .Second grade r—. Mrs.- Marilyn
very
phase
of'
t
h
e
\
Tho
school,
which
.has" 14 classmen
organized
hfjgah
'•TH<>'
- Mao Kobkt-Mrs: Awn
'aftarr,'
rooms
for..
students
from •kinderon'July '6, with activities at Lin fuutwurkr
'Rpypt-ly TJn-nn;
awarded to oldveround champions
' T .nf'rxit'H ;
garten
-through
'
eighth
grade, is Republican Municipal Chairman •
coin
School
from
9
Ja.'rni
to
noon
at the. cloge of. the', eight-week
.grade— Miss Kathryn Jufi;ubiak,'
Response was immediate!;
staffed
by.theBei?nardine
^Sist.
:
KENI1LWORTH..'—:
An
enrolland
at
Gdrwopd
Memorial
-.Park
summer^
Reason
sponsored
.
by
th^e
(Continued on Page. 6)
and M!r^ yictor L. Nenieth of 679
in •Garwopd donated
ment "of 715 is expected on Wed-Borp.ugh Recreatipn Committee." '
from SI a.m. to S p.m., Monday merchant
Willow; Ave. entertained Saturday^j
merchandise
*—
three
aobr.'prized
nesday as classes start at St. Ther- >dhampipns at the Sheridan A,yethrough Fridays..-. Cpntest-j- wen ahd-48 dai'k h^rsesT^ronvXlampa to
night at- their home for_thc local' .
esa's Sqhool at 8:30 a.m., it was re-i i e ' field wei-e:. Teterball, iFa-ank
conducted at both f ields 9tach Wed: grease -jobs' to "meat slicers. The
members of the Republican Counf
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ported by Sister Le'o, principal.^;' Rica; nbk-hockey, Marc .'.Glacbse
headay, ••• while ' Tuesdays • and
ty .Committee. - :
',,.-;
-of
the
Cranw0od\were
Last/year 712 students wwfe^ex- and Mai-y An'n Mbscoj.foul shoot^1
Thursday^ \verp4%Vi»t.cd' to haridir! o n a t e d •* ' • • ' • " ' • ' ' -'• • • •
ttonbred
guests
"were
the
two
ppcted;on opening' day; Armas's tng; . Brenda Cree , and James
crafts and Mondnyii and Fridays
GCg?;candidates
for
Borough
Coun.
ight,
ano~a
bs(sk«t
of
good
cheer
..._.
Borough:
Kenil-; •^ere free.p|ay_days._ w J
marking, the' opening of the school |-Lehnhoir.;'-boxrp -hockey; -.Joseph
'.. ;;
;
cil
and'thteir
wives,~Mr;'and-Mrs.;
ras"
pteserited"
by.
the.
rij'ayor
~
&ytl'
Mb'sda's
office
rn
-the
Borough
'.Kanilvaf
season will be celebrated by ,Re\T. Rica and .Karen Meier, and check.by -St.
Under' dircctionL, of,- RccreviUori
orough "Cotmcil..
"will be open eight evenings Calvifi Martin,"and ,Mr. . «nd Mrs.:"-'
KENlLWORTH- —' A theatre Vlvestecje: McVeigh,' pastpr, at 9ers, Edwai'd, Parrott. and Christine
siiSi: parish will iitart'Satur- Supervisor Pat' pifcabio,"Miss Judy .Approximately 100' .people ;sat Hall
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William
Trelea.se.
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this month for the-convenience ,pf
party -at the CineramH, -Mohtclair, m s Monday, /
v . , . ..IMermuth. p-\ •' ;>. • , ' . . - ' . - . day ^md.^^ntimis'.'tb -Saturday, Mason served'as general supervisorbthers
present
included
Mr;
and'
1
;own
fb
play
cards
fpr
John
Spellpetsons.
wishing;
to
register
to
vote
Kindergarten . pupifs will start
is planned, Wednesday; September
The trophy, winners, at the Mich- September'1^.from 6 t o . l l p.ra'i for"the summer- playground ' pro- man. .'Refreshments were hostumr in the'November.2 General flec- Mrs; Charley Hprbacz, Mr, andv
classe's'Ta
wefklater,
oh
Wednesday,
•13, by the Kenilworth; Senior ^Citgram and also, as' counselor.at LiriMrs; .Jpseph Wisnosky,- Mr,', and
September 15.' The morning, kin- igan Avenue field were: Boys'."-box oa'ch night on tfta school, grounds coln .'School, and, Miss'Diane Gal- ling block. The wJ^-es of the'may- tion. .'• ..-•'.. .. ..••.•..•.. •/••.''„.izens Glub.
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hockey,
horseshoes,;
James
MeMrs. HenryrPiekarKkij Jr., and Mr.
;
r,
council
members,
regul&r
find
.The
office
will
be
open
until
9
dergarten
will
start
at
8:30
a.m.,
23rd St... lagher-,was in charge of activities
- .The group- will' lcav<? from Kasat Monro.e,.Ave1 an
1
Aleayey;
boys'
smash,
Steven'Kru-r'
*>nd']Vti-S. Arthar b « ! ' s c n ' ; ' '
;pecial.'^oUcemen
aa'd..
Civil
p
e
r
.
SejptentbiirS,
,J3,;•
15,.JLi^?,•}
barlan Hall at. ife:3.6 p.m'.to" attend ,a,nd the afternobp session"'at 12:30 pinskl; girls* checkers,'-,Adole .Su- ; Ey^ry ;-evening utj-^'^
'^ o'clock a t . ' M e r h b r i a l P a r k . '••—•.-:•*-— ;•'•: .•....'Staffers' "all."baked.; cakes.!
23;/Septfeniber ;23 Ts j | i ^ n g " K
"'•'
Mi'ss
Masbn"will"begi
tf
TicFsehTiff
.. a ^performance of "The. Greatest
lenski; gfrlii* \>ox hbc&ey. Patricia chickeh, and. shrimp dinhQVs will year at>Ti-enton State College this hofifi- that, were .np^used in thedeadUhe-i w- 'rfi»K'terine:to
votfaonl and.the Womenls. Republiean Club'
^
1
.....Sister Loo .Reported th.at^Uie,lir Chambersj p oy s' - hok- hpckjcy, be 1sqrved., Xhere will b
JfosephT^Mc--'
address
trans'- fyere-'-Mr. .and
November,
also
tor
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Of'coffee
^and":
cake
Avere
mortth,
anU
Mlss
GalUfgher
will'be;
v
•.; .'.JClqsti Wedriesday;_'•• 4_^__. memfcers bVfiry has • 31000! "vblurncs7 ' cata-r Lloyd. Buritele; boys* ••• che.cfeprs, net on Labor^Bay with a
v
f e r s ;
- ~ ' . ' ' r '•'.:••'' -•"'
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• participated .in. a bus ^trjp 'to As- •lijgued adcbrtilng'tb .ag&In a pro-Kenneth : Surhoff;. girls* horse- Kpaghetti dinner being served. \ . a sbphbrribr^ at Montclair. State
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^ c o l l e g e . • ;•,, ' . \ . •
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. bury Park.
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dii
Sunday
1.
dinner
•
Will,
b
e
f
shops, Lyni? Ciimmings; girls' foul
Birthday-anhiversaries . b£ five ciety, ,mothors who;have-had ,pre-' •shbptingi'Piatricia '.Cha:mb'?rs;..glrls| served from 2 p.nl; to,6'p.m., dnd
members• • "will• ^be-'-ce^ebrated -^on viouslibrary.'cxpGrience will staff, nok-h&ck-ey, J | j i
there \villlje rides "for the children
; '..-..•'•• ••"•
• Friday, Septerrtber 10, They, are; the library.
drndng* this time. ;There-*wiU be nd.
and
glrl-a"
te'therbajl,.
Lynn
: Findlay Grant, Peter Longi,. Mrs; •' Classes •will be taught by 11. lay m l n g s . , • > , ; • •
bb<jkJ.hs OpehN on this day, flnd trie
'•'.-.•••-•.• • . : , - • . .
teachers and 8 nuns,
.;
•./.
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KfirniVsVi wilfcnot he heMlSiindii
evening.
"week;
;v .Johnnie and the'Rumbloru will
P pp l i c o
entertain' 6n\Saturdayj and other
b
: J
g and
•wei
eJnves,ttgaUng
a.braiking
groups will 'appear nightly,
eh try
try at
at the
the Garwo'odCoin
Garwo'od,Coin Shop,eh
Shop
There will be boouis,'
,348.' North Aye,'v in which coins
rides,; , prizps, eritertai'hmerft xand valued •'at" $7j500 -to $_8,00fl, and
reXreshmontK. Prbceecls will beii- stamps -.worWi at' least $1,250 wore
cftt the St. Theresa's .church build-* reported'stolen."
ing f u n d . - ' . " '
. • ' • .- , • ' ' . ' . N AntKony Mi-ckiewicz," proprietor
of .the _ adjacertf'. .Townii Sweet
Shoppo, noticed .that the rear door
:
of.the <K)in shop whs ppen1 when,
he parked-his car, in back .of the
.boiklihlg fit 7:1$ a.m.- Mondtiy and;
notified poUce.\;
Investifiatibn-revealed that'entry. / • - . - • • • •
Classes Start
September 9
At Dayton
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piom
At
Committee
St. Theresa's
Karnlval Set
For
Senior Citizens
t o See Film,
'Greatest Stoty'
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glara
ARE NOW
EFFECT A t
;stoh; '':/.
Bus Schedule Told
For
bus .schedule for Kenilwbrth'soph- the front, prying open a screen beomoi^es attending Governor1 Liy-n hind the .filasii 'and releasing the
ingstqn RbgionaJ High'-School has catch .on .the front door; . x
been, .announced lor classes startAccording""to the police, the loof
ing Thursday, September 6 . '
•ivom the p'6in department included
,^The'. schedule is, as- .follows; gold i^ioces ahd-silver certificates
Route' l«-c 7.;30, a.m., start at Oak and the stamps'were in" the form
and' Michigan Ave!?.; 7:33 • a,.m., of folders or'mint sheets. . "
Monroe and Michigan. Avt's,;: 7:36
The shop is operated by Samuc
a.m.,. Washington ,andr~!iyii€higan Pitol of RoKOllejncl: Edward Billson
l
Aves.( ;.7;39 a.m.,< 22nd St.' and
of'Cranfard.'-eJoalers ih coinsj-arid
Boulevard; 7:45 a.m., Springfteld
iyiam Manvell of UoSell, prppriAve. and Mill Lane, Mountninside; etor of the stamp department.'
7:47' a.m., Mill--Lane and Glen Rd.;
7:49,a.in., Rutgirrs Rd;'and Sunrise
Pkwy.; 7:51 a.m., Sunrise Pkwy.
and Vaasa.r Rd.
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• Route 2 —' 7:35- a,m., Fairjleld
cl. Michiftim. Aves.; :7:37 a.m.,
Clinton and ^Michigan Ayes.; 7:30
a.m., Passaic and Michigan- Avesi;
GARWOOD —- Two "datt?s fo
7:41. n'.m., Newark and. Michigan Givl Scout nicotines havo been an
-Ave.s.; • 7:43 a.m., Quinton- .and nbunc'ed) by Mrs.- Victor, L. fJernctl'
of 67"9 Willow", Ave., chnirman 0
-_Route 3 - r 7:35 a.m.,/'20th St. the Garwood Community .of th>
and Boulevard; 7:38 .a.m.,- Hard- Washington Rock Girl Scout Court
ing School and Boulevard; 7:41 cil. . #. ..- . • ,
:</m., l-2th; and 13th St. and Boule- '"'The service tenm will meet F'r'i
vard.
.
day,-September 10, at .10 a.m. n
, Route^. — 7:35 .a,m:,^20th,St. Mrs. Nurnetli's home;- Th6 tesinand MxTiiroe Ayt\"'.'^':3^.'A.in.,"nth comprises' orgi'mizirs, consultant
St. and MWtt-oo Ave.; 7:39 a.m., and ofl'j^ofs. ,
\. . 11th St. and Monroe Ave; 7:41• Tho tirst community 1 associatioi
ci.ni., '8th• St. and Monroe Ave.; meeting, will be held oil 8 p.m. 01
7:43 a.m., Pembrook andBoule- Wedno'sdiiy,: Septombpr\l5, iti th
Viird.
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coun.cil room of Borough Hull. Th
.service team and leaders u'nd'.co
1
lenders will uttcncL^Leaders - ar
llcgulai* limn !) to Siiirt '.asked
to. invite troop conimitte
Al Kcnilworth Library mo'mbe/s if (hoy have been 'chose:
by thnt. time.
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KENILWOHTH — -Rgulnr hour
will Uu'rtttunied'tucsday. at the
Kt.'n|lworth_-F).-ci> 1'iiblic- Library, Srffith Ave. Plant Eiil<;re<
Mrs.- Geitrutl'e .O'Regai>,"librariaii, GARWOOD<-» Afjower saw-tin'
Hi Kennedy- half-dollars were re
;innoun(;t!cl.
.
I" "The 'library' willjbe npun from r/orttd stolen in a . breaking' an
2 p.m. to 5 p.m. each weekday and entry. :y't tho Bav_bnne tool an
from a,a.m. t<) 1 p,m. ou^Satu.rduys.- Miunilacturint! Go,, 37 South Av.c
peW^Wbrtttayr-Wtfdwy-day' ;'t»utl fvw
iiis'ht's the'1.library Will be were the property of personnel a,
a ? p.in.-to 0 p.m. - l "
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Girl Scout
Meeting Dales
Told for Leaders
' ft -all "acids "P to the.fact that
If you're looking for safety in nu.m~
United.States Savings Bond^^are a
frets, try; these figures .on United
States Saving? Bonds^;,.
.-: . mighty hard-v,-orkiiiK irivest'ment;. ."'
Millions of Americans have fourifll
The value of Saving.s Bonds ridd'a
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That figures, dpesit'tit?. ,. ^
your Bonds are held 4o"maturity;,
you get back .$4 for every ?3 that
you -inveat. And that interest is
Quick facts, about .1
guaranteed.
. . , 'St'n'es E Savings Bont/s .J.
;. Fin-thermore, you don't,pay any
state or local income tax on E Bond'
V You pot back $ 1 ior tvery $3 at
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. interest. ..The "federal income* tax:
income maV be deferred until you'
V \'ou can Ko your wfoncy when
you need it
caa]v them.,' When' you need,',.tl\e
V
Yoiir KO.IUIH lire rcpIactMl .free if
cash, your Borids convert in a j.ilVy.
lost, (icHtroj-cd or stolen^;
. But the best part of the Savings
V You can buy Uonds where you
Bond equation doesn't show up on
bunk/or on the Payroll Siitirtgb
Plan where you work
the tables-—the pride you am fed
•thfit yoTir money i« put to Avork
Buy. £ .Bonds tot growth—
H- Bonds idr. current incoma .
helping to strong the it freedom's
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1965 CLASSIC 550 4-DOOR SEDAI^H
Standard Transmission
Heater andJ Defroster
Seat Belts
" Outside Mirror
White Wall Tires
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Don't Be Left Out On Our Early Bird
Leftover Sale
MILLER
•.'.''• Pranthised Dealer for. Cranfprdj . . . » .
SHOWROOM: 420 South; Ave., W., WestfieM (Near R.R. StajHon)
- , PARTS & SERVICE: 369 Soyf(i' A v g V i g ^ " ' " ? '"" *
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4Q 'play's; '/LtberiLj. ^AqKes,''45;';,
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ii'1 "The Stew• .-Fashions tor".ihi? fail'and' w i n - .';
ardship «f .Labqi-" has %eeii"select'-'
ter *wfl,l' b e • showji.. 'Ml, Th^'" s ='=
BHilge^
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/"'GAKWOOP. •*- .Tli6 l.Hlrd aii'nu^lrerVtthes'ijecia|'6fficer 1 cp^nut .^reiUdeht of the KicnilwOTiHTSuE Cburchy.ras..h
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V kENlLWORTHi-The annual-Jail
fashion-.'Sjfib'W nlaiy be puj'ch'aseci\Crom (ilub trieriv- .
tee:'. Tf-by aiieclc, h e slilcs'-iM- U "be Leagu.0, hjas appointed,John Calla- ;m;. "iery-i.pe Sunday. •.Ljitebx. Day tfeS6ei't bridge' and
srponsored by the 1 Womeh'S 'AUXUIT bci^; ar• Mty,iMaianowsjki. •.',. ••'•'.'. .
made, payable* to 'John, Spejlman. h'ari,. Fried";Kc^lly'.and Art'hJuri.SuLT. ^
^upcUy, W.i
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gpn .Aa/e,, ^.7:fi'5y8°tniy ••'Titoule 8~'—~• •thirs':.efi;ort-wiil;not.^nd With th'o
, • The!.. regular,',• SuVi'day'.. J'wop^.i^.
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:'. iDomo'cratic QrgaHizatiorji bhder the •Pass&i'e ' and Michigan A^ej}.,. 7.:B'0'
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card' ^ r i y . . ' On '"October;; 6,, tfo^fc
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,; direction ;qf "Walter Ei'Borl'ght, Jr.,,, a.,m.; I2rh.a"nd' l3th ^ t s , on Bbu'le-:
Will
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magazine,
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resferrie'iSUriday.i^cp'tefn:p;er1-2,
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coU^cliOn; '.Until .then,."ill G.arat 9:30-'an.fi:.li • a . m i . , •"•;''-'.
Route •p'.-^-.iXXit St. and Monroe.
-.,' . Since' th'c group started1 its ;Tirsf
'wpodians'aire asked to save them, oti' Sept'ernber 20 »t ^the Rnnch .jA.f:rrleet(rj
t a k f Aclyaiwtag^ Of Our
l ( ijfe7qj.Sidiy.
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l^ drive ih March. 1^6$ approximately Ave., 7:50' a.xn.; 7th £t. and BoiuV
t6.\sh6w. fellow,, citizen John Spell1
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rriari -once- ogaln- whslt a friendly
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The: annual ^Itfle^teague^icnjp, •Wednesday;
'•; ,thev,16cal registrittc?n. lists, .Nil-;.Bo-. St. and' "Monrge Ave., r7:50-;; a.tn.j
town Garwo.od.really i s . • . ., '; ;
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, .'right said, and' o^thU.tf ip|al' abC'ut 17th"'fet.',and.,Monroe Ave., ,7:5&SatiiFday; £epte.Sriber ' 18,, •. at trife50d 'have registered''through the
NOW* with
Your GpAL
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Little" League field'.
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efforts'Qr^hje "Yqung .Democrats." •: Route ' i b —i p a k artd Michigan
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All-boys who played'ball .this
•'• .'Last; y.ear the group found morc Aves.,: • 7:50 . a.m.; Monroe -and
^Ve^iBh to -express our deepdfjt
• -than:500 uhrcgistfeVed persons and Michigan Ayes,, 7:53 a.m.; Wash-.
ar^Ks ': and. appreciation, to thepast season are invited-to attend;
:;..,.::v.:.;...../$19.95'
were'able to; get' 350, to, register. " ' and Michigan Aves,, 7:5Q,
MISS SUSAN STAIGER
many friends, relatives and ac-Trophies-, will- b,e presented. t,o the. Worth. reBidertt^-had; their. diriylrig
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championship
tearris
and
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all; This, year the fcltib will coiicfentrate
quaintances . for the gifts i6( food,
s t a r t o a m s . ''..• • ' , ' . . " "
;'",• •• ';; ,.-,;•. iicense^;. revokecTHmder th^ stated
.••'•; 'on encouragj,n.g the 150 "hold oiifcJ" Route. 12^- Newark andMlch^
lowers, cards and sympathy and
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The' Bdys iivill e.rijpy .games .and point jsyiHern, •' it* was annouhced
l o r e g i s t e r . . .-• • V " . '•••'' • • . ' : '..;' ; [ • • ' •'
every ,,act of'.kindness eidenfiad
igan' .Aves.,. 7;55;. a.m,; Harding
refreshrtients.'
Serviiig s on the by MiiS, JiMe Streredd^Jire'ctor ot
Serving.oh the -drive committee School, 7:59; .Route 13 — ' 22nd
ta us f'rtiiowing the ios'^ of 'bu-r .'beInc.
thfe ftpw jf'ersey .Dlvislo
are John H. Goxi Miss Nancy L.
Loved mother.
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, comrflittee are 'Mr:' fcerger, "Jacob V e h i c l e s . , . • " " • ' • '.'• ; '."•'•...
Sit. and •' • Boulevard, 7:55 a.m.;
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HUnter 60059
.liVesteryelt, Thomas Smith, M « .
Rein', .Miss Christine E. Ritter,'
Harding.School, 7:58 a.m. ; , .'.'•' '
.Throiigh;ihe-grief that we must
They are: Herbert R. Eisner, J l V
Lsrrjr Pugliese, Mrs. Westeryelt,
• Raymofia ]R» J?atete, Mi?s Patricia
1405 Hardirt^ Ave. (Cor/W, 15th St.)
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•The. exchange b^.s, Route ,14,
Mrs! •";John Adamec, • Mrs, -Walter •of' 30 Dorset pr.,.revoked. Augujit
A.(Rein,' Bernard P. Dubroski. and
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transports .'students from Kenil:
.KENlLWORTH
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INSTALLATIONS
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Ronald,p.
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'•• • Walter,fc.Diercks.' <.'
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W'orth yrhp will .attend, ffi'thur ll:
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.: Staiger, daughter" of • Wtr!, and
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Mrs..Kurt'B.
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QuinClavk, or. ihe'GovcivuQt; L.ivirigpton
y . the'1/highest ever attained
Regional High S'chooi, Berkeley 6n Ave., will ,^e gwidaated today
by the borough,,Mr. Boright said.
Helights/.. The bus -will start at from Somerset Hospital School of
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d0ne by;the Young. Deijrio.crats'Jjas BeJen' the ratio' bj regisr Michigan and'.-Fairncid Aves. at tfursing* >.EJbmerville. • . • . ' . ,•:.•
terdd •^pemoehats' and registered 7:^5 a.m.' imc| will pick up. stu- . Miss Vstaiger' ...was graduated
R.e'publicans>ctiange from'.,3^2'Be-, dents ktong th«. route listed and from Jonathan.' Dayton. Regional
'.pltblicftn edge, to £> hear even split "transport them : to a central point
with: the Re'pub.llca.hi^s$ll holding in Mountainside' where they- will High School, Springfleld, .Classy of
;ha.nge
'registered'Vafers, there'are'Spprbx-' ichool,
ahe-:.ha£.acepfed .a-', position as
- The routo. In nr fol
imately 1,300 Uemocrfltst 1;:
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nyi-se tlT Lhu ' Oyef y g
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publicans "and: the; balance in the „ in: and Fairfield Aves. to "Monroe
Av^jvkar.ting
at
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aftn.;
Monroe
rob"m a t Colurrtbia • S>resbyteridri
undeclared category,:he noted.'.'.',••»
AVG. to^S^th St.:; 19th St. to Boul- 'Medical'. Center, New 'Y'brk,. anci
to South'.
classes at.CoU
BRENNAN&T0YE
Ipririgfiel'ci ,: Ave.; ' to : Broad St,
BfcAUTYBOX
ila University, New York. ' ••
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' Prdfessioridl Perimhknt
PLUMBING — HEATING
WINP3OR-WBW.T0M
4 —• .12th ancPl3th Sts.1" on Boule- New Providence ,Rd.; to a central
Coloring, Hair Styliny. Frir op
TINNING
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^7-:55-lain^,Jlembr<?Qh and
pbintmenfr call
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BRidge 6-0269
(Contiriued~Trolr7Pa ge""Jl)
In the' first afternoon run from
CBANFOB*
200 SOUTH AVE , E
EASELS
12
SprlntHeli
Avenue
Jenewein Volkswagen
Jonathan Dayton, the drop 6JT old at tho ond of Uic patty. Teen15 Alden Strcct^^
Cranford
points; Wilt be_>Route 1 —. Michi- age daughleis of townspeople do' BRidge 6.0092
PICTURE FRAMES
, V OLKS W A G H
gan and 'Quinton Av,es.; Aoilte 2 ; nated thoir sciiices as w
CHAPMAN BROS.
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COAL
Michigan arid. .Newark; Aves;
^Compleio Line Of
Plumbing & fieating Contractor*
DOOLEY
Tpt|AY T^UtU- TUESPAY
Rpute. 3 -v Michigan and Passaic by industiies of the town, fiom
New iind U«ea Cam — Trook»
HAftTIG PAINT SHOP
JOBBINQ — OIL BURNERS
Peter O'TGOLE James MASQN Aves.;•.•Michigan 'and' 'jfcirfield which ovoi' $200 wat. received.
SUtlon W»roi\r— Km*te»nn-Gh««»
LpVELAND Fuel Co., Int.
FUNERAL SERVICE
AIR CONDITIONING *'
Many poisons who coufd not acOpen Fri. Eveft.
Modern BeDalr Facilities and 6o6r Shov
Antborlied
DUtrlbator
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BRidge
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FPKEBAL
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nr .6-6290
A —• TRth St. and Boule•BB JU2B40
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«1B North Ave,,' 1V>
BoUlevai'dj Route. 6 -1— Sth:I St. and
EDWARD-G. LEDDEN .
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KOPPERS COKE
iBoulevardj'iROute J''— .Pembroo'k
&SON
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BRidge 6-1144
ire. and Bpultivard, 12th and 13th
and .2'1'st Si., .7:4:3;a;ni.i: l^ute-.6: ^ .
' F a i r e d ' $ M .jMichi^-ivAyes.,. 7:50
nfflf-Qiiiuiiftn.fjndr MK'hi^att -^ V 9 S 7-:53";a.rp,
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SIMONE BROS. COAL & FUEL CO.,
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P.APID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS. HOUJSJE
Friendly Town
Funeral Doctors
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".Yolirchi<atlh Iltarf; ....::.. 3:2b,- "f, It
"Lord Jim". ..A,,.'....;.:':..:. VAi, 5:20/9:23
"Yoiir Cheatin Iloarf•
3:40, 7:S0
BMtN THEAT8B
FOOTHILL
PLAYHOUSE
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MRS.
•ftur witlv- them—a. S5tf00—oh«Ut
xti-tuarnncy for (inch ,u>t of documontu iiO obtamod
Iho Utposlt will be refunded upon
liie rtt<irn of tho documontu 'within ievon
(7) dnyi after award of coutract <wr re
Joctlou of hid
An uittltthrnt
ot Surety ^Iffned by 1
Suroty caimiiuiy ^uttioi \/ad to do busincs
In Mow Jl'rsry nhall nccomnuny tuth
ptrail for rxejeution of continct on li^iitd
AIR CONDITIONED
WED., THTJRS. — ll.BO
NOW THRtT^fTJESlJAY
. Continuous Pcrformauwi tiab'or D»»
•'Mttunlflcehtly &ctod>- one of th^yoor's
-best"
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24-Hour Towing
FtJRNrtURE
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
1 'GAT BALLOU"
- RES,! StT 9-0604
6 South Av«.
TYARUSSI'SAUTO
BODY SHOP
AUtharlaMi
<Ol.DSHQlltlI,
' B»Ie» abd, Bsrrlof
PRESLEY .
"TICKLE MK"
iSTARTS WED U SEPT. 8th
AIR CbNpiTIONED
PlRK
SHOE REPAIRING
22 AMsn St.
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Cranford
MARKETS
1-South A»». % "
6ui;'«fl(p,erieiici>;eitiiileB. lia. -to.' soKyo.any
l a m p . o t ^ lampshade- orolj^in.•<-. 40, yesara
HOMEMADE
BOLOGNA & SALAMI
TEMPESt
THE W O O D L A W N db.
S / ' J v S H A W , ' P r o p / - . ' . ,.
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• Tree.Feedine
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SUPER MARKET --,<UWli<nr<>rt.v:-'
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"' Home ' ImBrivement' PTftdnot* ••
SloVm Window* A ; B o o n - .
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B B 6-8205
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162 South Aye.. W.,
Union County Buick Co.
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.26 T«lip St.
Tby/N TAVERN
FUEL OIL
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\,Auth*ri»*av. .
" E S S O HEAT -f^: FUEL Oil."
SHEwbomustbelovedL
"Gl^tHAPPY''
Tony Randall
BarbaraEden
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GAT BALLOU"
"World Without, Suh"
this summer's last big
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North A**- KT
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i'frngs
MOVING and
STORAGE
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.' Automobile Painting
MENRV P. TOVVNSEND
Authorized DUCO ReflnlsHln
BOlpY «ukl
FENDER WORK
thrfusc Enamel Reflnlsbjni
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Truck LetteriU*
North
to the
• C A D I L L A C
Salo« * Servlo*
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Gilnranleed Ui»a Caw
P L B-Ba«l
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HOMES *
CRANFORD HALL
SCARBROUOH
doXVALBBOKNtS
II Aort K«k»t« — Wwproof Buildln««
Re«l»tor«d MurMa In ch»rg«
Gutters - Leaders
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Tax goals today
tjie same as in. lincoln's time,
minds 'internai Revenue, — -tp'iufpitd
h lot thV 8JoV.ornrpent' to
WAK,N(«T AVB., '
ANFOBD, N, J .
The American Cancer Society:
urges allv adult Ameticang to do
two .things to protect themselves '
agaiwst "cancer. One .is to* have:; a
medical^ check-up yearly no matter : hbw' WelKyou feel,' and ' t h e '
othej1 is to learni. dWd ..heed t h s "
Se.yen Danger Signals. ,.:• -, - . ,
HAROLD F. BENNER
BEAUTY SHOPS
IDS Mila St.
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LAING MOTORCAR co.
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Cutrcnt.Bate 4 *
BAlifl AND BERVIO«
Oouu>l»(« TtWF tin* "
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Call BR 8-1471
swimming, rides, games,
^\f" refreshmenls, concerts,
.•novelties,'Kidclielarld
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KENlLWORTH, Eoul.v.rd * l C«nf«lr
HIZABETH, E. J«r«ej »t J*H«r«on
UNbBN, N. Wood n«»f Elm
ElMOttA, Elmata • ! J*r«*V
UNION, Shjyv««»nt n»»r V»U)< Kail
N O ; ELIZABETH, N » w . r k n.»r North
C B A W 6 0 P . So. Av». »1 So, Unlort
ROSELLE
N
& LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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HOLIDAY WEEKEND
Poo/'«/w«y» 10 «..<» : ' p- »"'•
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AUGUSTINE MOTORS
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StATlTS WED., SEPT. 81h
CHI DREN UNDER 12 F R E E
B,'/^r;s«n«/.y,w;U-Jv,
Bale*
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ElvlB PRESLEY- _..Sholloy FABARES
Gary CROSBY
:<'>? FACES Of
DR. L^O"
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OlOVWilMAYBR Pf^fiiitsASWIAR
WAMMER PRODUCtlONr-H. RJOER HA66ARDS
AnthoriaeiJ
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Complete Package Store
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Cranlord
nfdim diMnttmrii BBp.viioK BANK
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LAMPSKAPES
Cnn(lnuous l*«ff«rmaiice Labiir liny
A.wontierful show-— In Ooloitl .
Ursula Andress
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LOUIS MONTINI
LINDEN PORK STORES
•BOAlin ' O f
Th<* Board otiAtlJustinont of "the Bot-ouuh
of ."Konllworth, N.. J., hcroby notifies th«
public that testimony wilt, bo hqBr4 * on
Cttlcntltir Cniii'Noi 0-OB, Union TrUckllill
Co.,. North 14th, 8i,, Kcnllwvtfi; N,' X .
pcrtalnlnlc to Resolution H P . 9 dated Aw«i U t . l I , 190B, dtiuvrt Wy Ih6 .OOVEJlfrtNO
BODY of K;cnllworth; N. jr.''at-the Rcirula
.Mohtliii;;* WodncadaV,' Boptomber 15j 1B0E
at 8:00 P.M., at Borouirlt Mall, Bbulovard,
Kinllworth; N, J, .
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Dated: AUK.UKt 30, 19ti3
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REPAIRING - '
AUTOGtASS
Fred J. Hayeck,
JM-HOUB fOWIWQ
Cranfoxd
CRANFORD GLASS SHOP
hi 5 C^nlwrnhJ
' The . contract will ljft/awordcd to t h e
l^juij.st1 veSponwble bUldtir.. • Thu Borpuah
Yesefvcii tho rlehtj.ro rpject imy anil lUl
blUif. -6f walyo, inioftnsllUesMhoreln,
""All propoaujs^wio- subjcot to trie; reuuiremonts.jjf^Ul lnwuund Ofdlna\toea; at
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of thtTBorbuBh of Konllworth, N, J.'
j»r6t McGovna,
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HAYECK'S FINE FOODS
Body & FMKfar H«pafring
W«tfiold
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Garwood
FOOD
ADams 2-7651
CONTRACT6R
PLUMBING AND BEATING
JOBBING AW> ALTEOATI6N8
BLEOTRIO StWEB. CLHANINQ SERVtCB '
BR 6-2935 — CH 5-1207'
6-5000
House Wiring
Jobbing » Ropalw
BR 6-«5Sl9
12 Myrtle St.
Cranford
SHOP: SU 9-0330
REILUV OLDSMOBH-E
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In Instiui^lbn T>nd, InformuU<Jn "for .Bid
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Middlesex, N. J. I 6-0462
NORRIS CHEVROLET
Ave.. ,:and 20th; St., Michigan and PM DuylmiU Sn\.[ng Time on Sent
10i55 hy tlve Mnyoi und' Council in the
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. Route. 10 :—."• Harding School, KonllwOrth Ntw Jercoy, and then
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BAJLES A BEBVIOK
"the. exchange bus is the "reverse
Genolal 'Construction Work
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Niw l'lrr llausis ^Mlldln*, 491 WashlnKton
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Avonue
Kcijllworth, N> J,
Contract document)! und kHectlli atioiis North and Oential
:ofr"stud<aits as iollow's: "Route 1 -—may
bo examined and ol tulnod at tlie ol
Michigaii Ave.; "Route. 2 —.. Boule- ricu of TtmuUl D atuckMiuLn, uud SttlvS.
lorti
Ouazo, Archlteot., 1005 -OUnton
va.rd; -Rplute,^, -8th St.'and Morii;oe AionuoMIrvinuton,
Now Jersoy. by deposit
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BOO Lincoln P i c E.
Ct«nl<?rd
OPTICIANS
All Work
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John J. Di Fabio
l>j;*BctIpttort Optician*
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Club, Scotcli P^ins. • • ,..'..•
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this yeat's. dance will be in honor,
of G'overnojc! l^ichurd' J. -.Hughes.'
United States Senator Hartison A.
Williams, J,i\, will be a guest again
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MISg( GAROt L. LOMBARDO-
Jfiiss Lbmbardo
Engaged to Wed~
j^ingsley Todd, Jr.
the main ballroom only and for
tickets which are paid foi in advance at the time the reservations
aie placed wtfn the ticket committee Poisons making late reservations or purchasing tjekets at
ttfe float' may Jlnd it necessary 4 o GAR WOOD — Foimci Councilb,e accommodated in the auxiliary man and Mrs John Lorrfbaido of
350 Hlokoiy Ave h&ve announced
lroom
the
engagement pf their d
Music will be by Letty and the
Mifes'
Carol Lynn Lombaido, to
Pour Dominoes
Dance committees and, chairmen Kirtgsley Lay ton Todd, Ji , son ol
Mr. and Mis Kingsley L Todd of
are: Ticket*,, Frank, Creo and John 330 Locust Ave.
Rowinbky; reservation;., Mr and- The bndc-ele,ct l^ a senloi at
Mrs flarold Frolich; boosters, Arthui L. Johnson Regional
Couneilmen Prank Johdos and School, Clark.
Jameh O'Brien, WUli^nx Van de _Mr Todd attended J6hnbon ReWater; prizes, Mr.'an3 Mrs Gas gional and is a giadaate of the
Naval'A11 Training Sohpol,
gramming, Mrs. Addie Rein and phis, Tenn. He is a naval au
Cbuncihiian Rjchard L,omax, pub- crewman at t h e Noifolk Naval An
licity, Walter Bonght, J r , andStation, Norfolk, Va.
Oouncilman,. pptfiy, Patuta'.
committed for coun|y .canYour decisions will rhaster you,
Council Presidi)nt Frank whichever direction they 'take •—•
Mary Baker Eddy
Mascaro^
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KENILWORTH — St Theresa's was best ma.n. Usher*, vfere
Church was the setting fc>uTOlsy"
Iviaiim, Konald Maiino of
a.ftemoon ior tfie wedding of Miss sev ^nd Stuait Rednlck of PatterLynn Ann Wusskr, dawghter of'son, Ni Y Junior usher Was Kurt
.Mrs Robert John Monahan of 25Fitchett, nephew of the brider
N . '20th St and the late Alfred groom
Mis, Harry Turner of1 KenilWussler, arid KUPJL Hans Petschow
worth was organist, and Thomas
nf Wf>sJ.flp)tj_yn o f t h c Jate_ Mr
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.-The brrde, a graduate of JonaGlen Ridge
Rev, Sylvester P McVeigh, pas- than D a y t o n Regional High
"toi, officiated at the double ring School, Springfield, js a senior at
ceremony, aiid a reception was Bloomheld College., This summer
hold at tht- Shackamaxon Country she was manager of the college
bookshop where she has been emClub, Scotch Plains.
The bride was escorted by herployed as a helper.
Mr. Petschow, a graduate of
stepfather, Robert J. Monahan
M».-£e*cr_ J._Maum of WestliOid, Glen Ridge_HiRh Schooj^ ^received
sister ot the b~iide, was mation of a B S "(JogiT>t "in psychology and
honor, and bridesmaids were Mrs Jbusincss Jrom Faiileigh Dickinson
Peter Foitunato of Keiulworth, an University, Rutheiford. He ii>
aunt of the biide; Miss Bettv Joy with the New Jersey State Parole
Catalon of Westfiold, cousin of tho Board, Eli7aboth, dird is a membride, and Miss Nancy Steinberg ber of the Westfleld Volunteer
of Elizabeth
Patricia Monahan Fno Department
• AClci a weeding trip to Canada,
was junior bridesmaid,
Gilbert Fttchett oT Gi eenbroojkH1 the couple wijU nr\ake their home
brother -ul-law of. the bridegroom, at 49 Michael D r , Westfleld.
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If you have a dream of a Home of Your Own
we can supply much of the material to make
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'seiMTioii• fopt* Qf- ReV"; Stepnenbo,- pas'ior; at"th6' 9'a : m\ slimmer.
/vice at St, .Paul's OnH.cd •Ghiij'Ah
qtJGKrj.&t;tlVi.s:Sun<iay.j...« ;[•. "1
lVa|ly? Ejiily will bg--"Ojyscrycd.. irk
D'4->'rThlfelA'x>-'Actu8^Hyw
•me.cjua^cK f-ph^j^ ^sot^jses'r^uini'e
b!*-' will' 'be the sermon- ^ppic
at 9:36''a'.m. on Sunday, September
!.; RegulaV.faH and winter sche(3- "of R-ev.' Jcihn 'A, /Majcolnison, p&s- ,• A gift of ,$10 was- macte .yes
ulu also A\fiiriMBKurrie oh- that date, tbr, at tfie 10 .a.m'i.worship service day' ,to•':• the .Grimfprd.-"First
with wor.sHip service at.Ma.rji, .. at•• Clarw&od, .Presbytei'.ian Church:
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;p.m. today,' an'd Chancel Choir taiken rrorri 'SecondI Kings -6:1*7.'.
_erjtlaii'sal1s-;Wril™ilosntTi1e at 7:30l.his
Sunday sohool • will, convene .at'.
evening/under direction', of
'9 a.m., and .communicants!, glasses
V i c t o r . G r e e n e - . . '. -.."", ••• ' ••
will meet fro;rp 11 a.m. t6 noon,. '
'•Rttv1. Ml'. Malcolmson will speak
on,"The Wherewithai of WidowGAIUVOOD — Suspensions of hood" at the mid-week piayer and
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(luvlng hci rise ; undei the point Bible .study hour at 8 p hi Weds>slem announced this week by
Moloi Vtlucli1 Ducctoi June Stre- nesday
YOU SUPPLY THE
lecki included the following from Rehearsals for the Chancel Choir
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ags, soaiabox rides',,
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-nents \vere
fctytu.re.d-lj
t d l j Those*.-P^rr
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the fall and wi
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effeciive »s qY AuguM IK'\, •;•: r' ', •
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AvGfo: John.
John Jr/,
Jrl,JJahi'es
season, vvrl'l-1 b.e..r..es:unT.ed on .1ha;.t ttcipatih&
ttcipatin^^vGfo:
Phone BRid^e 6-2700'
94 Hiyli Stiwl
'New J«rspy Bell
"I went for the best.... a BLUE 'RIBBON checking account
ai NATIONAL STATE"
We like doctors . . . doctors like us,'
They enjoy the acjded convenience
of using thejr Blue Ribbon Courtesy
LIMB
we hove to
move these
offices. And National State_has more
pffices . . . mpre extra banking hours'
thari any other bank in the'county. Open
a.Blue Ribbon Checking Account yourself. Learn why National State's check-'
ing accounts are the most popular
with doctors . . . and dther people . . .
throughout Union County.
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'61 FORD
Country Squite
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'61 COMET
4th-., R-& n
'64 WILLYS
Station Wagon
»& H, Std. Trans'
Auto. Trans..
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'61 FALCON
R & H
'6f T-BIRD
PS, PB
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'60 RAMBLER
'62
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2 dr. Hrdtp., Auto., PS
'63 MERCURY
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$1295
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8 cyl.r Auto.
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INSERTION'—3 cents a^word, 90cents minimum, cash
with order. (A .10 c;ents serylce charige is made /for each
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readings. Dp«n dally, 0 a.nv^to 10 p.m., MASjON CONTRACTORS AND ALTERA-;
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Sunduys by appointment. .LoebtadL-ln her 1TIONS.' Steps and porches, Datlop,, te races, 'sldewalHs? plaslerlnK
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oei'.ar.er.trnnces. 61FABIO.IJ1
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6-3784,
lnlpr.maUon. call 232*0313";
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- changes) 2 cents a Word, 60 cents, minimum,
APARTMENTS
FORRENT
ADS SET BY UNES - >5 cents a line, minimum charge 90
cents. Ads set in caps, with blank line.s o r display lines
PARAMOUNT GARDENS,, .12 Rlvpralde
Drive, Cranford. Two a»id thrce-roo;m
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apartments available; ,-' Good location.
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be goest.speaker next"Thursday.i
at'.a iuneheon rneetlng of the-Cran•'
JPBLYCIA.FLIS; «nd •'-.ford Rotary Club at thd Cra'nford
. . . pELECIA'FLie,
'Deceased
educational-:
Pursunjit'-tOv the order of MARY' C. KA-J^eih.odisf; .Church
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ISTATE!OP FELICIA FLIS;'.also
FOR SALE
SERVICES
WOMEN:
PAINT
COMPLETE LINE : \INTERIOR-AND EXTERIOR
WOMAN WISHES IHONINO'to do in herj
homo. Call BRldee 0-3294.
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WOMAN .WISHES' days' Wqrk or lroilin*.
WALt PAINT..
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G&JERAL . CONTRACTING,
Carpentry,
Mftnonry, Plastering *; Rooflnn. BRldge
6-382Q. No Job too- small. . Estimates
wlthouV^obllsatlon..
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Color Matching Service
Legal Motices
CHEMICOTK PAINT fp
708 Boulevard
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I ado on the. sixth day of Augtvst A.D.; 1965,' B a l d i n g : ; • • - " ' :r• ; • • ' i ' - - ; . . • ' • ' • • / " " • • • • ' ' • " • ' '
pon the application of the 'undersigned,
Dr. ]\facKay', ,who" is a'niersber
. s. ..EzecutriceE 'of the esttfto of said dethe "club,
club, \viil. discuSs college
colleg«e
ceased,' notice" Is horeby given to the credlV cj , the
'ori> of, said deceased to exhlblC «io thescholarships and the new "tuition
ubsprlbers under oath Or .attirmatlon thRlr aid plan adopted by Union. Junior
laltas and demtt-nds against the estate of
ld'-deceased- within -six months from the College and the Unio.n County
ate •of'said order, or they will, be'forever
jarred from prosecutlntt or rec^wring,'the Boar-d of Freeholders. ..
same against
the subscribers.- . .
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GARWOQP > - Driving license
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GASH, Checks or Stamps should accdrhpany advertising copy .
pfEBHant sUtr'oundlntts.- Business counle
CE PROVIDING••¥OB
PROVIDING
anytime: CHESTNUT1. FARMS. 888^- AN ORDINANCE
WIG'SEIBERT, 388 'Lincoln TQrtv»(
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LOT
1370..
IN
BLOCK
53S,
suspensions
under the 50-70 eje-'
prolerredi
$115, •'• including utilities.
4 8 8 8 . - '. ' , - . . . . " ••: .•: •• - . : . • '
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f
llworfB. BRidge 0-0528.
\ 9-2
FOR <PUBLIC USB AND APPROPRIATING .tlv. Fee: $22.88 •
Call '276-73B4. after 6 p.ta. » NOT RESPONSIBLE for errors in ads taken By telephone..
cessive
speed
prbgirafn ahnouhced,
ALUMINUM o6mblnatlon storm irindoTrt MONIES FOR THE PURCHA8E THEREOF.
' '
, C R > H F O B D T O W E R S •'. '
••ALUMINUM PORCH . e'nclosnr.ei •. u»tof
BE IT ORDAINED'..BY THE. TOWNSHIP
and. acreenn—dsefl^-varlous sizes. ' 85-00
.
this
week
by
J/I6ipr
Vehicle Direcjalousies, awnlne type windows. oonK .and up. Lifetime Aluminum Products COMMITTEE O F THE TOWNSHIP ' OF
18; SPRINO!piELD.;AVE: '
276-4087
DEADLINE FOR COPY - Wednesdays at 10 A.M., .".;
•:
:
v:;
4 ttnd,S. foom luxury npartttionts. AU' mod- blnatlon storm windows and screens or
CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, that;' •«'
inc.,
102
South
Avenue,
-W.,
BRldge«tIJC
Tui|ioil
Aid
.Plan
'
tor'
June
SiVeiecki
inQiuded:'•'.Jld-r
combination' doora. LIFETIME' ALUMIern conveniences, Elevator;, alr-coriditionT
Section 1. T h e Townthlp, of, CranfoM
NUM PRODt3CT8, INC., 102 South AveJ
' • ' - - , T e l e p h o n e BRidge 6-6000-^
..
inr.- guraee.' -. '' •'' •' -.".; • , ' . •
purchqrso for public purpogeS from-FRANK Rptary -Spe^lter^ T o p i c : W J ^ T, casate, 17; of 202 WiUoW
:
nut), W. 'BRiag^ 8-3205.
t? SALT. > Q R k'.WATEa .SOPTENERB, deliv- A. -OTTfE. of 25 Coriimbr(Se,T3rlvei (formerly
UNFURNI8HED - r ' 2nd floor, S'' rooms,
ered. - Refined, i rockj pellets anil Wat-: 09 Qttrflcld Street); •Crariford,' Ne* J e r - j b r : Kenhetjl C;'>Mackay, > 'ptesi^ ^Y?-i 30-day stispenslpn effective
..... moi.era.;tiltcheh and bath. All UUliUes
klnt .comrwj. All 100. pound bags. sey, Lot_ia7O.'-itf Blbclf 535, on tho 0iAO. .:*Bt*P»,
WTABON WORK Mli>
' plus ua'raEC."."• Adults. 27ef-<)3n;^" " '
.•-.'•
,
:
Tll IB R'
BBait
i t ^3ervic«. -teHestnUt 1-37S0 flclttl-vT-aX' Mapir. a n d . also ...<lejs.lcnated4.aK ent of Union Junior College,'will ^ s o'f J u l y 27.,
Walks, patios, drains: No Job tooT
~
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17
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tf
—BRldgo
tf 25 Commerce LVlVe, In the Township of
• , nmttU, BRldgo . 2-6044. Alter .8, m
;i
Cranfo'rdi
Union
County,
New.
Jersey,
for
•
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,
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.
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v.';
call ii
the consideration ul .NUgEltUblil l f l u U BIRD HOUSES & wild L NURSING SERVIGE
SAND (519,000.00) b.OLIiARS, . •' ' .
BENBACH'S PEED &,
TELEVISION REPABREO. VASTC. • . **r the 1661". .118, Sduth Ave., ,E.. Tanford.
Section 2, "Said BUin . of • NINETEEN
B • S. WILLOUGHBt;CRANFORD
best and' fastest .aervlc'e call Economy
($1.9,000> DOLLARS'Is hereby
V 1 8 X T I N O ft.TJR8E AeSOCIATIOH,
Elebtrlo.'BRldge 8-3835. day or night, tf SALT FOR ALL WATER,SOFTENftR8 I I ITHOUSAND
..''..• ' Real Estate Go. '•'
anprbprlxtcd from the existing capital lmS f i ^ . - KENILWORTH - OAR.Calcium
Chloride-for.-many
uses^l
1
,prov.cQicn't
fund
to defray the cost 6(.tui!ji
rt6~hd!Ta6Uaiiy
Unougbo g
ure!Ta6Uay
THUBENBAUH'S yBBp.aii6EHlPi BRIdf€all 272-5580
tr
PHdM,'8:30 A.M.. to 4:30 P,M.; S
Satur6-1661.
118
South
Ave.,
B.,
Crattfdrd.
.
t
t
Mulliple Listing Service -,'
Section. 3., This ordinance^" shall take
dayc, 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Emersonoy nurs- MASONRY - CARPENTRY
.
Calendar of Holidays - 1965^66
•(Tpct (en (10) days altes final passage
I2.Clork St.
17 North Av*,. W. ing available.'' 34-hour telonhone wrvloe.
SEVERAL' HARDWlcfe i a s ranics. per- «s
prpvlded by statute
_• . .;
Al^EttATIONS •• ;
BRIdae 6-0787.
.
; tf
fect condition, *20 eaph. Call BRldge
S,epterhber 7, Tuesday ......; ........;.;. „. Teachers Report 1
8-0303. • . ; . ' . • • '
U,
'••
•, .-.
N O T I C E
•
•.••'•
•'
E
~Thc
fuicitplng:—0MtKi»ne»—was
-lnitojSeptemtifir
8, Wednesday
J^lj^^4riL3£9i
Edward $hlmkus
,.
789-0383
POT Quality workmanship and fair price* FLOOR WAXiNO- MACHINES, new and
and ntfKsed on flrst fcadtni,'. lit a , .September 9, Thursday,..'..,.,. .,...v....„...,,....•,......•'.'..>.:.>,. School; Opens •
Richard Bdhroth .....,..7.of...'.;....,. 272-5588
lete line of waxers and duccd
used,
complete
SHAHBEN AGENCY
v
mecHnerof
tho^^rownship
Coniniltloe
of
Joe MlrBdllfttta '. ;*....:....
; 78^0062
THORLEIF JOHNSEN
Janltorjal
j
supplies,
li 416
1 CCenteniilal
t i
the Township: of Xranford, Hr 3.. held
Wary. Olord»no
;..;.„...'.
a.76,-8734
WANTEIXTOBUY
Ocioter ,.*v...^.\..:.;........{^
AVonue.
iaie6-5792.
Contractor and.Builder Blnce 4846'
'"'' ' tf on August 24, 1805, and.'Wlll"bc consld-.
Miry
Beckor
........i
\.,.'....i
576-4023
•'
••• ' • . . . ' I B N o r t h • A v e l . T E T - - .
• ••.'';
Npvembeir
l j , Thursday ;..i....J.;j....:....:...7^......;:,.;...'...'... Veterans', 't)S-y :-'
ered'for
final
passage,
after
public
hc«r1
WE BtTY BOOKS •' .
•
BRidge
6-9548
•
lnu,
at'another
meeting
oKsald'
Township
THE
N^
BR 6-1900;and BR 6-0777,
• PLEABE • GUX, FOR DETAILS
Committee a t Municipal Building, Cran- - NpV.ll-i2, Thurs.; Fri. ,..,..:„.„...,...,....,• ..,., Teachers' Gprivention
•'"••• P . M. BOOK SHOP
fbrd. New Jersey, 6n .
• --^\ .1
.
YARNS. AND INSTRUCTION
.
November' 25-26, Thurs:, Fri. ...•>...;...,..,....,...... Thanksgiving Recess •'
' '. PLalnfleld 4-3900 '
^TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ; 14, HS85
SB Lenhome Dr;,. Cranfor'a BR 6-3426
ELECTRICIANS
'
Decgmbier.23,..Ihursd8y'..v»"'»«"-1..Chrls'trnas'feeices« Begins.1 P.Mi- .
at
8';30
o'clock^P.M.
(provttlliniz
tShie).
•DANIEL J.. BEiiyBURN <k 6OM
HOURS: Moh.,--TUe8.,;T;hurs.,,10Hl' U
. ...' - "• J. WALTER'COFFEE',
RCOFFE,
,.;.;........'.;..;;:..:k..;.,,...'.,.... School Resopens';'.
Tutpnirtngr —"*
wnshlp j Clerlt. ..-. January 3, Monday:.....:.'.
and
AuK'ilst '24," 1865 , '""
,
'PAB.M';
gflff
Pmirttari
Road,
'••Mwguertte Rearwln•' „..„..„
BR 6-ii66
Ailv
u.t'.'.'sa'i.ou •'— • ' .
' , 111 Nortlf AvevW.'
U
Open Sundays."
^ytarch 11, J-Yiday. •....••.. .'..'...;.. ......„.'.' R'egioiidl .Pi'uftiMibna.1 'Day
Helen Crega'r
...:......„,... BR 64883
!
BUILDING
LOT
or
nrlvatc
homo
wanted
.' Eleanor pradfleM
....,-0 BR' 6-731&
'FREE EAflKIHO.iN REAR
April 8,jFfida'y .V............;..,..'...',..j.School.Closed "—.Easter Recess
WORLD
BOOk
1
Write B'oit 621, care of Cltlsqn iind
Irene". KowaUkt
:..
BR 2-5672
TOWNSHIP OF
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Aprfl 18, Monday ....,....;:....
...School Reopens
Chronicle,. '.
• ' • •. .
C.OMPU5TE'.:
• '• Ruth. P. Detering -„...„.;,..,..
BR 8-80J2
Salon I Call DORIS DALLAS,
•'.•
• Cranford, New Jersey'
MASONRY— Cotiorete walks, utono tkatloa; District ,M<uiager, AD 3>-7l71,
* Eleanor T. Cr«»*
.".:,t, .. BR 6-U18
tf
May 30^"' Monday. .....l.'.'.,.:;.,i...V...-; ..•.....,..•,;,.:.;..•.„... Meihbrial Day
p
,^rtck stepB. CARPENTRY •— poreb enORDINANCE NO.'68-24
. closures," add-a-room. alteratloaa. AN- CLEARANCE! 'All pianos' and-e'reans, IreJune 21, Tuesday .^.^....j^....,^.....^:.^..,*..!;..^. .Last Day for PtfjbUs .
AN".•••ORDINANCE VACATING PUBLIC
QELO DEODAtO. A0am« 3^.7343.:,.
• Complete Multiple listings
cludinit BALDWIN.: • DUJDKIN PIAN6 RIOItTS, IF ANX, IN AND TO LOT 2 IN
June
23,. thutsday ...'......i.:....T.L. ,;,.:<»...VVvL.;ast:Day fojr'Teachej*
C'O.'. Nprth AvenJie a t Railroad Statloo. BLOek 1.43- ••-, ..
Westfteld. '232-8811.'
.'. • • \ --tt
"September •'•.
TRUCK CRANE and T.D^9 Bulldoier fdr
..... 16 days . •March"'v'...;.:..•>,..:.'..
WHEREAS,.
Wllllftrtr.Ialono
Is
tho
owner
INSTRlJCriONS
LISTINGS
hire. 8. W. Oliver, Inc., BBIdgo 8-2150
of. Tux Snle pertlll'cato No. 3020 covering
October.,;...„•
,.". ? i a d y s ,April
•nd HUater 6-7088. •
. ;
'' U _.'2V.'-: V LAMPS:^ ••
Are offered 'through: member oBlcea of the J M p
Lot
2
irt
Blo6k
143
oh
the
Crimford.
Tax
^
.
- Bcalnnors. B.S...
Map,-«hlcli
-he,.
acqulreU;
at'..tlic
.ialc
-ior
ETovcmber
•,,
,.«v-18
days--^y'
'
CRANFORD
BOARD"
'M.S., "do'iifee*.. ^iEictiectcmn^
Q
Liaxa.:.,. OVER • 40uuiiald. tw£ta_tor^)thxi,CY£iiil' 1900; and
...•• '.: " > ; - REALTpR
'
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:
WQGNTItila
SIPECIALiaxa:O
QBT VOKb noDSE POWKR
,.'- ' ' : f L60KTTOR THE.SiaN
,feololst,
uccompanist, ' conductor. Call
YEARS' XN ELECTRICAL- LAMP AND .WHEREAS, thus property Was listed as
.yi.-.:"17
days
'Juhffji.V;..,;....,..,;..-. .~.- 15-days- ;
:
-320 volt Installations our specialty
(liter 5 p:m. 276-6011.
BHADE
BUSINESS..:
..LARGER.
STO.CK
Open '.IJfcJly 9-5
' Sunday 1»
exempt on tht' tax rolls o f - t l i o ' T o w h i
Jajnuary ......
..
ZIMMERMAN BROTHHRB '
...... 21. days
LAMP »ATJ,TP,' BASES, BTC... WE CANfor tho Year 1950 and prior.'thereto; <"|d
Open^Tui'aday and Thursday
Electrloal COntractom
to
J»IAN6 • J^STOUCTION" for lntcrraodlutfl
REPAIR ANV
LAMP OR SHADE. PLbOR ' WHEliEAS,. record title, to the said Lot
tels,' .8:30 - 9 J>.m.
V
.February
..
• 19 4nys^ Teaching Pay$, v...'..185 ;
-•"
BR
8-8898
MU
8-8344
•and
nclvfinccd
ctudrtnts.
Steven
Ander>
•SAMPI^S
AT
T
R
E
M
B
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D
O
U
S
SAVINGS
y.
, AT,. TREMB'NDOUS SAVINGS. 2 In Block' 343 Is In Silas B, jCondlft by
'son; .bnchteiiii"»
dflgroo',
Obcrlln
'C&naerVi
i
t
19 ALDElir ST.a?«J-0400
inheritance from Silas .'A. fc'orultcfc Of it)
WILLIAMS LAMPS
,itt,uri!;--.masii»r'!j. <lc«rce candidate, ">-NCW
. Or by ADPolhtmeut
'
Joueph V, • Randolph; Trustee;- by rfeod
POINT PLEASANT BOROUC1H— 3 bed- • York' XJiilvcrsIti', Poabody Conservatory
7US Central AVc.y.Wcsffloid:'
"232-2158 d&toitl Doccnibw 20, 11)03, recorded In the
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
room ran'ch, spuclous livimc roow, mpd- • . . C a U . 2 7 t f - M H 2 .
• '' • • . •
Evenings CftU'—
w . ,' • • • ; U
tf. Gttlcb of • tho ' Roislliter of Union .'Colfnty
._ cm electric kitchen,r wall •oven:—Ihrwe
— ;;LKAWER8
ROOFINO
.SDI
on December 2.7,' .I«03 in Weed Boot' 270
• bath: and Titlllty r.opm,' oil heat/ jalousie E. R. BENNETT, teacher, of. piano. liatwtt QUTTERS"'" — : AliTBiRATIONS" .—;; ADDI
3ARAGE1 -SAX/E • .of.. njlapoUiincouu - bidjutteV V'Putte 54Z!"ttWa'"":•• r-""':" '• ' •- ;" •
AD
inothodB.
Classical, and popular.. Le«i •TIONB —:: REPAIRS ' •
porch,. Shtfde trceu^ Ownor, 892-36'Jfi.
27,6.1985
ihold and cfottilnB ltom.« oh i S u t u r d a y ;
•' Llb'by Browstej '„.,...,
' ' ••
;
JWHJEREAS,. said Lot 2 .in Block 143 is
- »on» ln y6'iir home.—6to-Dorl»n,JI6ad;
27fl'tB21B
Hflpe MIllUK ......•...,.,.
S.(.ipt/4, lPjl^m, -to "4. p.m., ID Button shown.Ofl the ""CP untitled, "Map' of. Propfro (loora, 7 roomsr«Kas
-^•1nc»,--t'iaiiford.. .-glut.; ' 3lf\i<lia iipriuhtT ^taLlrtti
•-- -A.-. Hobort^.., t ~ ~
„7 heat, Weatfleld: 'Gall'APama 2-S3Q6. - '_• -if
SiWW. H0JU.8R:'
l
b y . s n Eilgawogta;
Eigag
crl y nwn.ctl_by...Jsitin'
1
Gertrude Angle •;;„•;•„
piuno , ST^T-.O.cu. ft. Phllco rjtrFIuoriit. . und Hampton C. Williams
•276-6128 """ attached BacftKo, Bhlniinum.siding. po'n- INSTRUCTION IN AUC SCrioOIi BAND lhsituate
between
i
it
venietit lor shopping, schools ajid* trftiis..'•HJorls Covlo
>...;
BR
2-6105
$50; rtutomatic wushcr, $50; whiti; Dan- 'Rosollc
276-1701
and
^nmtord
In
•
Unlon^Counfy
Ktrumbats." Call lir. aOSEPH TKNOp,
Bortatton. ' 427.000.'' Call ilU 6-0370. *
Jsh , a'octlonttls and. cormir tahlf, S50, und surveyed by A. M. Woodruff, surveyor
d e r t r u d « Tjurlc ....
276^2641
'
ST6-8143..
.Studio
In
Cranford.
Bold*
' BUS dryer,, almost new, S7S. -270-2500.
Rcptemt>«r 7, Tuesday ;.:.;.,.;.;....,v.,....'.,:.:....1....i,vTea'chers> Workshop V
Doris Putz
,..,
276-2171
pi RbHelle"•' filed 'in i b « ' Union County
B.M.- and M.M. dCgrcej. Professional
, Evelyn. Rettlno
•276-5757
l
Office
o/i.July
l
24.
ISfll
ns
Map
LANDSCAPINO •'. ~- •. Compieto
landscape
i^ptem'h^.;8I.-'Wedne.s(Jay.-..^..;]......:."....;;'.!;';,'.,..,wi.k;..... Students Return '
Dora Kuzilma ,.'.,.......
P R .
jnytf
243-SBflS
No, J07rA and ,al!i6 on the map' eivtUIAd
ieryice, 6Drlng"d<j^riJn8.: build-aiid .yeoalr
AaklniJ
!Pl\t .Cqndltlpp,*
one
year.
old.
t -oi -JPr.opiirty .nt-.Aldone, Union -Co.
spddlhV, rbtotlUlnCcleftrJrig'Meas; ;$:i5.60.'. Tel.1 27B-S(J:J8. ' • '
tf. J- 18BI,' fll<id in tho Union County
AGGGRDION WESSONS: 7 liwhiS;
YODR, HOME WITH AN.'
shriib. planting.attd monthly-iMB, Tree
'11*12, Thursday,' Friday,...'....,.,... Tea'chers' Cbnyeritiph '
JtOKlstor's
Oftlco an Man No. 130-C, '4
• und . drainage', worit. free estimates. JOMPASS (Coi)W—.- Old,.«0od tone.
At Ypur^ Hijmo Or Studio ^ 4 ,
deslunatild
on'both
of
said
mapi!
us
.November
25-26,
Thursday) Friday^;;.;.'.J:.,..-; Thonksgiying'Vacation
' 3 7 0 - 2 1 6 S . '•
' • ',••••'•
, ' ' - . - .•-•
:..-, '• - tfotfer,.'•;CllU 276-0060. .; ' • '• > ,
ttnti' Park," and •
'...'...,'
DflCBmhpT'23.
Thursdav.rtf
l^.iifi. ,.,.: Start of Christmas Vacation
OIiA&INET.AND SAXOPHONE '—• P«ii>
PIANOi 3lAT5r^5RT^ "nliiliOljHny. uuur%>61,u
••' Realtors
,
through. •Advanced." Jullll-ard «radilnfe.r
January. 3 , Monday .........,„,!...;•....,;......,...,.;....,:.•.(;....» School Keopens-.
owned Uy plrtho t«nchct, Sftpb>-Qull CJ78- never been Used asi; a, publlt) oarlt oi'.Ior
Phone: Bridge. 6.-eift3. .. : -.. ••• . S«l
ahs> other public'Durposo, ati<l •': '
BRidge
HOME I M 1 ? R Q V E M E N 1 ^ •&MAINTENANCE
. WHEREAS, 'said lot itf located In tho •;'February 18, Friday ....,....„..:.,.........,...-.•.;;.."f •Mid'vvinteir^ Recess Starts.^
JOBS, BIO OR StiALL. •vWiDO'^HBM ALL hr.i DIBCtfUN'f1 "on-'iiil nicrohluidlKC'.ut tiiduatHni Tract onat of tho .ditrdon .Statt
• • . REAL ESTATE-BROKER
v
r
. F e b r u a r y ^ 8 , Monday •;. i .;!..:..,j.
;;,.......«...,.;."School Reopens
:•••'••••..". H A N O
.
• : • : ; •
Itee EstlnwteH ~- "WCotk Ouaranteod
549. Bifoadway
• ^
^ -.-. Bftyonne,
ARCHUS'a. LABOR DAY ONLY.. . Open Parkway, which Xiiuct lx in nri 1-2 Zone
n ,'ft.
f J,
1
Professional D a y
3300182 .
E
n l r i g s Call
62044 . CLASSES and PRIVATE
March. ; 11, F r i d a y »...:..
and' IB behnft daycloped for lndlistrlnl use
330-0182
. T H I S HAS OOMPH!!
1 0 , a . m . t i 0 U Drfn.
ARCHIE'S '
276-4623
Evonlrigs
Call BR
BR 6-2044
•and,'
'
'
'
''
M'eyerSvjllc,
N.
3.
•
«47-l-M»r^
'' '
.i.......:a,.,.i.;....,..-'.;....'VEaater
Recess B e g i n s .-April-'8,
<?ood
Friday
....
WAMDA B,, GILMOnit
- 278-3:i0t
;EAS, tho • Towiiiihip Commlttoe 'ol
V
..-;..- . FOR $24,900 ;
:
Bachelor of Music 'deirfie,' 'graduuto 1 w.orl
To'\vniihlf>;"of • CrttnfoVd deema it-.iidGLIDE-A-yAY slldlnu irlusa door; 6 X C'/j
;... •„.,.,.„•......',.,'.;........'...•.!,. School Reopens .
April 18, Monday
-Tt'iiclior's' COHORO, Coliittibia Univertlty
and t o the bust interest. Bf the
ftot with i>cft!£nl.."lock .'Und • Mbiintine
•' wo .am; show :pou »a. most attrnbtlvc', ColCertliU'fl by Now Jersey Muf>lp Twachcr; CEMENT WORK, siddwaltfi'. and »a,tlos
>,...i;,,.v,....;.,......,U^....V.:;....... Memorial D"hy .
1'owiishlp to ,.1'eIeaHb, • ^vacate . and e'x- ". May'-SO, '
frame,
Cnll 270r800l;
•
qnial hom<i with • 4 budrooms, ll'a ' baths.1
Ans'oclutlOn..
v.
' / 10-2: ' asphalt driyi;wuyM'«nd pnrklnu lots; Watei
tinBUlsli
said Lot' 2. In 'Block' 143 itovn any
proofliiB basiiriicntB:. Oranseburer' dr.aln" chnrmind LIVINB room with, a Flrcphia .
wu.....;................... Scr^opl lEridy l o r Pug.
public right's,' If .-a.ny,- 'which "'winv hnyi
.Pipes. • Call" weekdays afUr '8 p.m., » r
jnodctn' kitchen,.. 1st floor PoWflur Itobm .CHARMING COLONIAL
PIANO A N D . PIPE ^
v
.......;...,'......:.,..
arliiun
by
virtue
of
tlift
flHiiB
ol'
s(ilp»Mittj)!
,:
Jurje
24,'f
riday
...•i....
•
day
Batiirdiiy'iind.
Sundny.
.
073-151)1,
ti
i.i.. Seh.oql:$nds fpr
and Den, 2-car garage und a trco-sliudod
.'Julian. E. Gopdwhi, Associate,' American
1B7-A .antl
,13.0,-C1. and to ri)tUlii\8ttni plyip
70 it 120 lot.
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ii days March' :.;....»....1.J*«r.^r.i. 22 days
.,September'
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A ClOOD TIME - —,
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Tbi
fireplace,
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bltf llot
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This, . MustoV of Sucrea Mntilc, , f a i l • K78 SUMMER'S
«umi! to
industrial use; • • • ' , • . .
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15 days
SERVICE BOOL does most anything . October .1....,.....,,.^.'....^. 21 days' '.
•WOMEN
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Y4g47.duys, 2-7B-0H!>f eviiftliuw.'-. • , • B-l
home IK. loildod with pimrm and. Is
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•Carpentry
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maSiulatc' Inside . iind but, ' fisted
2lNovember
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R
WANG; — - CljiSKlcill tincr.modoi'nHu!'.'/. >tp
$25,500. Sec it' todiiyr
YOU CAN HEAR
ship "of Crtuifordi No\v Joraoy, that:
'REAtTEST)rtE, SALESWOMEN W.a/tBd
27U-3358*
proa'ch, haaC'd on. cUisstcal tH»<)ry. Adult;
16
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•Section 1. Any nubl'js rl.Bhls,'rlfjiny, fo
and •' children. C. J . pcCfltlla, 27Q-p3ba.
S€HpOL BELLS
January..•>v..;....7.....iS^<2l.days'
lord. Expcrlohod, nrdferred biit will train. park of uiiy other : publlp pui'posos : tha'
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All types 01
Car 1essential. ' . . • . . : • '
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may huvo' arlucn in 'and to said Lpt 2, In
Total .....'......•..•;..'.C.i..i...xt83, days
interior and oitt^rloV onrpnrtfcry, Roofing
REALTOR —' BR 2-5580 '•Ulpck l'Uf, by' reason o t t h e fll'ne ot Sak" . F e b r u a r y , ^ ^ ^ 1 . ; . . . . . 15'.days
nnd. ull'types of sldln*. ..Fully iasur_ed
Aiima IC7-A nuif. JliO-c a« •aforesaid. b,i
LOU.'SAVAKESK.
2W-B381.',
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r.nd the immo hfittlby ui'.o rclensed.-vacntei
from this" 4 bedrooin home. Excellent
SPHXJIAl. .OPPORTUNITY arid "cxtlnBUluhcd-.
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$100
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PULL OR PART-TIME'
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limit
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ad .ryjaviOud b;
ROOMS FOR RENT RADIQ'arid TELEVISION A number pf WTO PARTY. PXAN DEALERS statute.
nlall nhower In baKcmonf, bit HOT WATER
are
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ANTIQUES.
••-• B I E P E R M E I E R ; -'i.. FINE"CHINA.' '
bualneeii. No Investment. required., - r l h ;
BRidee 8-25.73'•
S20.000 F.H.A; , mortKUfco Itvallabll! lor
ROOMS FOR RENT hy day or week. Reft-,
alrcato
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t)Rerdtl.na'
successfully',
with
ovei
qualified buyer. :, ,. ••
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sonablo rates. BRl'dM B-2121. CRANtt|a an one hundrnkwomen In otruir parts o t tin ducjitl-flKd paanc'd on'llrst readintf a t
BUSINESS PROPERTY
.WRD HOTEU
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'biiBCincnlij clc'u'ned.- . AU r.crac iind rub sta.t». -,••'''Some, hair Ktylllls apfHudo desired, miet'ihi! of t h a Towfnshlp Commlttoo o:
niill-.^fll-QOds; todayiJW'•.furthor infon
bish rBiupvod."' Call a,(ta'r S
Township..of CranfoVd, N . " J . , . l i e l
•0. roomv, I'.-i^batbH, dernl lot, 30 x'lH3. feet. tORlillSHEI)' BOOM In- apnrtmt'nt., l'ro-.
tlon,. '. '-.•• .r~~
_J^^h-2\ tho
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on- AUKiint a4 i i00!), and will 'bo .coriiUd
TOet R^hW^y tiosff-- Plairtfi^ldV N^ J,
fojj&it>nitl
woman 'only!'', "ilercrcnces.
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HOXJSEWlfES
Committco nt Municipal Buildlnc,'Cran'FURNISHED ROOX1 wfitii kltnhun prlviTUESDAY,
SEPT. 14 — 91: A.M; v
ford, Now .Torsiey, "bn .
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MEMBER .oi« UNION C6UNTY
TUESDAY. • SEPTE\fBElK 14, I!)fl5
• town anrt bus transportation. ' 27G-UUir>.'
DRESSMAKER
. ; Oirtrt°°r survoy-tyno aaiilgn- at 8:30 o'clock VM, (prevailing time)
MULTIPLE USTINd^BERVICB
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Cull
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ALTERATIONS
•;••,•,15 pc., eoilcctlori IHodcrmeleri fifrnlturc— rifne dt'sks,'sta'nds, .corner1 cupboard), j
. COLLECT,-•- Monday-Vrl.: Q-5 P.M.
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i love • stj'ilts, tnblou anif chairs; fchlppMidule open arm,' hlqe'Vlnis and tupestty •Dntiid:
Aur.un*.
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Realtors and Insurers
'chairs;'uootl Terry typo clock; line dm'all' 17110 .chejw bufeau; bcuutlfiilly carved
-21>LO.8-7037
. "Adv. Fee: $40.-48 ,, • • •••
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oak chairs
and-t'ablost nice Victorian bufeuur. and chulrr>;.'flncly curved ottk twin
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KUSIK'S
AlftKRATION
SHOP
Realtor'
• 276^18
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bedroom1 set; nttmcUve. rep.ru 4 post .beds,; ttood' RWmiuiKelnjoleler .Htntue (co»y);
Ladics'-TSroooos — Bultu •— Coat» ,
: Tho Oriiclou«-.I-»d.y Scrvl.ce, Inci,
(at Tolscn Travel). Craword. 1087' PLYMOUTH --• Neotls. wprk. MttkC UlTAldcn
2-Aldcrt
still life AnlntiiiB add'others; Boad'OarpttiiiB; etc,!' -.-Good
Babyaifarid Pianoll -(
St. ' •
Craaford 1010 Kennedy Blvd. • • Ehlludolphi'ti, • Pft. •TDWNSiHtIP O F CRANFORD
,-offer.'• .Cull 27(1-4271.-.
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181 North Ave.i &
Exceptional- Mettlach .punch tureen; Important. Fronoh1 compote;.-lovely old |
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Dresden,'
Royal
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Wetluwocd,'
Limoues,
utc.l
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Slerllnu
fliitivuro and
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BOARD CM." AUJ.KJSXMKNT
other eleuant- Kllycr; cxqulsjto .Fronch clock hex. Piiw stemwilrp, blow 4nd other. •
• lUcc-'.now comlitlon,. a?tn > J G-'n«w tirivi,
PACTpaV^~TKMPORAIW'—• Wanted for
(Zoiilne) • "
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lovely
linens;-etc.I
Exorcyclo;
sinx
poj-ch
furniture;
cicl
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with
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InijiKliinc
HIOW
tjfjj!H-T*Witb
hnrdtoPf
factory work (duyu or'nliihts)..
CranfortJ
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REPAIR Sacriflci;..'" InrnjirerClty Service
.'continental'flavorll'
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Jramnrtliite flpcniniiM, altio future opunl
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Adjustment,
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:iiiKfi.' Apply to J . n , WMljuma'.Co., Inc., Township of 'Cmntard, County of .Unlor
tester & Robert Slatoft Auctloineers, Trenton/NJ.
•750 Walnut Ave..' Cran'ford.
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REPATRING A SPECIALTY. Piano and
1 ' MORTOACSKJ MONEY
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SAVOY
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iilltofurniture polishing. Antiques jostorod^
CRANV'ORD
SAVINOS
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LOAN
Monday,
'September
13,
1005,
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A'lTft A"CTtVE 'WOMEN 1 Invent:
c Queen's.
RcwcbbliiK. Kltch«.a-J!iib-1 matlu, traqririilKNion,- rxcellifiit uoiulltlon'.
EVELYN WADE & SON Koflntehlnit.
Building .to' considcK-U)
aolllrili, easiest In the Municipal.
lnets waned. HENBY RUi'F^-laurdock' sa50. Schadcs Oiiruuc, a-tO W, Wcstficld North ilk Union .Avonuea
CrtOrtto.rd •' Way to li'afhlon. • .PasAust ac
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Application
(if CIEtlTnutMB P^ jS
-Diiny duou all collrctliiB und'dcllvnrhu;. FHED J.'.HAYECK
Servlntt. (Stanford, and
'HAYECK ffo r - . , . .l
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nays ton commission ' U'l-monthly. • Cull Suction 802'
BUburban Union County
of the Slonlni Oi'dln'iincc t
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-.SUMM'lER
REAL -ESTATE
for u vii.rliiiico'-nridqr, Suction 804 (B
JUMBLE STORE
—- ' Wuntcil for temiSorury undconstruut-iru'i'b.Inilldlnit. with less thn:
BAYWOOD —' Brand new three bodroom
Iii.ctory worlf (clny.s or nlnhtu). lra- :o
.lKi^rpHT'yard
f.otljiick- iind imdor Sc.ctlo:
•h6me.on liwoou lot, with private beach
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medlntti •openliiiiii, HIHO ' lutuio o'pcnln
KO-l'(d) -.with .HUM .pitinnn set back IB1-fee
JDMBLK STORE CLOSKD durlixc July and
club'prlvllcws. Screoficd-ln poroh. HoaApply to J. B. Williams, Co., Inc., •}$&
iiiMtiiid of 2fl ieet from Bbe'strBCf lino, 0
Auitiiat. . Will reopen Bcptomher 28th
• jonublo, 'Call.BRidKq 2-D370. ' • . tf
TEU 2764053
Walnut"Avc.', t'raiiford.
...-•- ' 0 - 0 Lots,
11102'throimh 1HBH, llhiult f)47, kno\v'
PARTY
DESIUE8
luriui
homo tii
with Hafk-to-School Sale. liomitlonH of
Cranford
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51S CuiHenniul Avenue.
$43,000 ;ta S5i5,(JOO 'Cliias .ncattbn.'|, 'lmused clcithluit or household urOckiu plclutd
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flu:Application ot"
'modliite
OCCIIUUIWV
not
necosMury.
Thh;
SHORT
OF
CASH?
' up on Wcdftcaduy, Call 276-0400 or 276t 1477.
8-23 1 It, not a reiil calutc dealer. Write-to Box
WENDliING for permission to. constru
AVON. Ilcpri'ijjmtiativcs
$30
to
TUTORING
610, cure ol OranforU Citizen imtV'Chronto an
a addition
a
wlfbuil
car- wimlfbuilt!
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durius. Christmas an
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Simson. Cull today lor home intin'i. HUT In oi'diu- to'' enclose the oxlalimt who.
, «Kncm SCHOOL. Enu- fcieUliitf.
BRAND NEW LISTING
wliiihliiB unit OK L o u ;io, 31 and 14,
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GARAGG'FOR-RENt
V.llodt 7a, .Known us 550 South- A.v»mu> Eti«t.
Studied in [.'ranee. 27()-:)fca2. .
' tfPARTv-TlME TEliLER,
Iinmaculati* Cii'nc Cod in thi! desirable
.14/115:,Application 'of JOHN LENOVEL
- ;! to Ii Tljiirsday
Koosnviilt School a'rea. llec. room, niod- •VICINITY
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SOUTH
uiul
Walnut*Aveu.
und I'rldny, 0 '.to 1^2- Su-turclfty,
WrlU- for a'.vu'rlancn Iroin. the rcqulruirtcntB of
CALL US FOR DETAILS ON THE
fni klU'hiMi, til« Imth, nntMuit'd porch und 1 Z7«,:i5S0.
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lun:r' lot. -HH tlm tli'af. to .sec i t ' — fill
In P.O. Hex A, Crunl'or.d. N . J . .
m" jicnnil ' t h e construction, -oti An- udnow lor upliolntmont'.
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PHIL P. HENEHA^f
FOR"-SALE
EfiNEST MILLS 276.4395
Painting & Decorating
- ^ LIFE
NEW HOMEOV^NER'S POLICY
I'ULIJ-TIMIS
'I'ULLER- - - jixpiTleiiccd
"•KnowliidiU1 01 lypiiUl and .bcolilteoDlnii
. Write, stuilnu nxnurliMico und suliiry di'
.Klri'd to l'.O. IION A, Crnnfoi'd, N. J.-
cloMni; III jjl'.oiur-liu.il oi llin front porch
with lei!'' tlian t.lir iT<miri'<l front .nutT. A. CRANE — Palntlnif and
biicl; oh.LnU 1220, 211, -and y i a , Illock Stiti,
24U Walnut Avoiiuo. T«l.
known at. -I I t e atrisi't. •
OOUO for cutlmatc«;
15/05: " ApiJllfii'tloii oi', KM.1ER0N. ,DEN
while. Excellent conlfl«5 HONDA
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WOMAN IN ; HKO0K.SIDE.'8CH00L,urea to
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COMTANY tor u vurlancir
- i l l l i o n , 1,100-livili!!.. Call 23:i-(tl24.
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nitldEi!.0-7Ba3
'suvvi
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to
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hchiiol
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1'rom
tlio rudulnviu-ilts offiiti-tlnu UilKI1 (liV
MJNOCO SEHVtCH STATION
— Multiult) Ijlallnii Borvlce —
hoiiK.', ^vith po.sMbilit.v ot wati'liini; thuni of thi! Zoning OrtlinaiH's to iTurmll th«
' a t ' .other 'times iiuri'mv school. hours. conntr'ucttoii' oi': '"'-• unft-^Lory lulditlon to
itQEL.UENT or'PORTIJNITV. to aporali*
••— Uviiiiliik's c a l l -•• .
Cull l-'i-kluV nil. (lay., 27(i-l)SH.
ii.v,lstim; Olunt. lor priiitlim-paper products
*youv\ow'ii 'bii-sUiCi-. H-bny itei'vli't* ^tu^•
Puul 1'. Ihimii.-idii
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with !<!iiu than till! rtitiulrpd, front ni'tback
lion ~»xulliil)li' 1 f<;r liruim ul. ''South nnd PRIM! ESTIMATES. — ITJUiY IN8UKED
CLBRICAJl..
WORK"---.
on Lot 40A, Hloclc IIM, luiuwn a a 2.50. North
lMiii:oln'*Vt;!..,'Crunford, N. J . Cull'Mr.
iiiu-.r nut. 'iiiiri'hMiry. HIUli m'.liool ui'iid- Av't'iu"' East.
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uiitoi. ' Oood. Wf»i;klmt conditions, c<iual
.0-1) WILLIAM ROESEL — tnterlor und • *
At the ubovi: tlmi! mul.plUci'i t x u w t u n l t y
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hppuriunity
iMiipluyiT.
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will he ttlvon all 1><3n.im:i.\v1iiu wIMi to bi;
work
. terlor P»lntlliK^ Bklilod mecluinlos. per- MAN-WAN'IViD lor roimler.'and Bflll
Jui'hi.y 1.lSu|l "'rcli'DhoiTu' Co., 1100 Or.ilii«C i i c a t c i .
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a . D. awi'elscv, o|i.i*liiiuin '
M1CUAEI, to.'BAUICH ~ '.
. hy recotilllied dxportif. OUDKIN tihUO
M. J.. MciIJutjh, .sSuor'utiiry"
liESIItfe.y homrfnokW^^iuntra
'' •• ijKhti lU'llli'i'.V'-' t'rucK. ..Milit
PainUnu:' I'uporhmiKhhJ. Expurt work
CO., Tuners and Rebullde**, 437 Nerth TEACHKR
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. llOKily'-to-wuur 'Mini). Wntk.tii Uox 'U22.'
ub»r 2, 11)05^,• . • . .__ _
. manahlii. ftcunoijalile .prices, • Call 276
know Ci'iiu-liird . .-.Ui'i'hr.. -iiOH'H
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OPPORTUNITIES
CASUALTY
HEW* WANTED
PIAN0 .TDN1NG.
BROADER COVERAGES
LOWER PRICES
SHAHEEN AGENCY
REALTORS — INSJURORS
"Over Hcili a Century of Service"
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' -'' ^Practice ..'Wi'is oftittall>vilartfecl yesterday for ••th'ti -'.I'9fi5 . HigK School £po(hajl loam Un.d.er 'the direction .of"new head :<!'6ach Merle
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•do. jiiwe •hJ'ii,ilvei.Mrk.:iiqvl.'.j>13ti-for jjim t o fcetteipa.st.'.stiaeoli's Tficbtli;- ef '3j8.
'.- '; >T ho*nffyfcttfi^dveoachi,'r&ybrt'sUhat t .^r^^frp*^--^---- ,•'•:••''" '. « - — T ^ '
• 11: positions nle1 open and- will
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: «lay-...fbr' tho Ci-'shford..P6p ' "\ •' s"ep,tei«l>pi;. al"i\M 18 H^ve .beerP set. \\i~$r(e >.tryout..dates• for' the•
iE^a^fav<i ffrtYF,'" feffhriit 'LeagueB' . Ted ••'To'r^c rgcn;^.presidc.n-t).; &n•>-.'
rrdu'nced -this'weekV The tryout 'sdssjccns'-'on botif-dAys wilj-btein>,at. 1
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"l.96fr~ai-e eligible * ? . t ^ c ^ t : f m ; . j i e . |
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•mino'f'leaBM^^Adai^. Ave; ™ d ' Y . ^ « •ol';"A;ll Q4
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appear .for', registration:...
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:-Both' the midget and:.-pee.'
Walnut' Aye. jpfeld tdx' the y
'tettms .open September::19-;at ]
•Division...
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den. ..The balance1 of-.the schedule
Major ••League trybUts —Will '.be
intrudes; SepteiYiber' 26, Elizabeth.
•hel4 for bdyri Who Will be-.iQ orl oi\
"CoacJV Jones Statbd h e \yi)I use
v.s. Granfqi^ at. Memoriai Field;
before July'&i, 1966 at Adams Ave.
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The Cranford 1 ^Maiov League
'•a slight/i-y. different offense than
October.,' 3,,' Criinforci at. Rahway.; .- Candy Borg&s. and 'Bill Foreman •Field for tK'e American League jmd
Rich Ettel- scored t h e only .•agjjinst-hiih all - s ' c ^ n • ai
AlVStars'
lost id" Levittowri, Pa.,
has, been used: in t h e past. TheOotober '10,; Cranford aj;' Hillside; capWred •••the Cf an ford Mix.eid at Patrick J.^Grall Field for the
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.lO'.striK^out.s I~»..
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10-2;;
.last;
Th;urs'day
in
the
q.uairun-1
p i the".first 'game as- ne- »»«?«.-more..yian
October
17.,'Union'
vs',
Cxa'nfoiid'al,
: Cougar fentor plans go lyitjvvariboubles. title Sunday night by .de- National Lea'gue., Boys JT and ' 12 ter.tmal round:'of the Trentpn'-PAt;
Memorial
Field;
October
24*
'Cranwent
totiivt.on.
a
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t-hofcc;,|f?anic
besides
".battinj|
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old
onor*
before
July
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'to: second : on an error;, was! ^
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foid at Is«ilih,f.'':aAti October,: 31, ileating Mrs.. Nancy Kraemer aud 1966'' who are -not already '-on -a Invitational Tournament .at the .won't
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. tpitching record. Ettol led the team f
He feels will help jthe-tunnirig atClaik 'ys, Cranford at. 'Memorial /torn- Beam, 6-"2, $-£. The'•ch'anip- t'ea/n'will';'try, out at Lincoln Ave. Trenton ftgld. i ' "
K departments
toi third..by
Jnm Helh;r j r i ^ n hltVliiiy'
rinmriments iexcept;'•'"'
, tack" by always-having, the threat
ip,ns were flrst-seeded in the event, Playground between SpUth Union . The; highly 'rated lie.vittown siiqilfrcod
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S'cori>d"pT|
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single.,
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H!e.ll«r-.paced'this r
"The. squad has been-"practicing \vhtl the, ru^nerfl-ijp were unseed- Ave. and Burnside Ave; on,Lincoln squad.-had wY>n ^lheir .opener by • In' the final tilt, l&.st Prid.ay, ,EUel;j department, with.-.three. - ; * " ' ' ' . . ,i
of a pass plus double team blockcTushyig.:PhUadello!iia,.Pa', 16-0. "
all through.th^suiftmer'weeks. iirid
•'• ing.* It will also enable'the'-Couagain1 'paced ' Erigei 'Bros, at' the i,",; Also on the ••,'tba'ni- were,. Chuck J.
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the
locals
"Had
rajiny
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condition
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team
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League
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for'.-boy^
.Though they never trailed, the
gars to use trap play's?" Coarh
three' hits] Diakqn, Fred Joh'ansen and Vinco.i
cellent, • Coach- Sfobierski stated. champions were forced into many who" will"be 1.3*15 on; Or befpytf scoring opportunities, they didn't ,plhte'b'y cracking out;
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Jones no.ted that.a variation of the
W^e ar,e set for: Orange break' -the ice until the ttop of. the
Equipment. and, t viniforms have deuce games which made the
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been ordered .and tKe shipn^ents match a' clpSe and exciting^ one. for I Avenue Junior High ScMdoJ 'Field. fourth'.-when, .they; jitishey across I •' In 't hy.: last, two games, as has. Slot-T Was -'used-in Cfanford's'fi-1
the case ;ill yeiij., Engcl 13j'os.
a- q••••' oiKovniijcvot • ,-a 0 v r i
huv<s,be0h-arrivjing .during-,;thepast the ittO spectators'who. .Watched* .Application '.blanks may be[ ob- a single tally, . The'lr .secqijid run ' ljoen
Trial ganie^l'a^.t season against Thorn.
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defense was •outstanding according
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lti days-, Anyone interested in helpr- pl&v. .However,.the steadiness.of. -kined at The "Spoi^tsman/s .Shop, came.i,h the lifth. >; '" ;';"»v ;:;^:.,u- " to manager Frank 'O'Do.nne'll^Gieg E t t p l - •'
•' a'Kyjefl'eraorii.wheri, the highly rated i
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Hollor •
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ing with '.the .P6^ Warner- Assp'cW-.- •Miss Bprges : and:,the"exeellent net; the -ipUblic. JibrEJry or Vhe; Crant'ord . ' LeyiUowh; pounced on starting G'rote a}, third,. Roy'-1--Koenig -:.at: E'vnns
Tee Jays pushed across a score an
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Jin*,
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;'*last season. • Junior tackle • -Jaok
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MERLE JONES
aie numeVpus positions to .be filled •the-«thi'rd, tfiumph for .Bill. this ,,,./ %en in Service ;—- • arid gave-up'three runs in the third first formed, one of • the strongest
Ba^ak appears to be the tpp .prosTotuls; •': 2U 0 p ' ' Totals ' 1,8 1'
within tlie prgahiza'tloh. /.•'.' -.••-,•;:;,.; yt*air,,'in Gr^njiord events,., as';'he " Airrnlun 3/G;'Jqhh Staxri- Jr., s'oh and a hom'^r in the fifth.'.' --r}'\ infield ' cojnbinationS evo>' -repre- •tyRvy
, pect'. Bayak. turned in • several
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^A kick-off dance'is scheduled for-, Won the Mien's Singles and teamed of Mrs!'John V. Starr of 23 riainp- • Toin Beadlo and Jim Giordano sen'tinK Crariford 'in ' any league,. ngi'l Brq'.v.'.' ,;
strong performances last' season
Thurscltry,. September' 9 a t ' thte with''Bill : W<frtheimer to" win the ton; 'Rd,,' has bedn' gradu^fed. at each had twd*hils for Ctdnford. Mr. p.'ponn,el'l - noted. \ • . 'r .-•••
afid'the 202^-pQUiKt. tackle could be
;•'•' The Erigel B.rosj rna'nager also
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Ci anwood,•;'; GailWood at,.... 8 . pim. M 1e n ' s D o u b t y s ; , . ' •'•'.;.- ' : ,'•' -•''•,•'.; ' • „ An;iarilio ATPB;' tex.Z from' the
a key factor in bdtH,the offensive
Martin struck out • three in hissingled,-out Grote particularly -for,
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Kocnltf
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wais rupripr^up 'in • thei'. W'omeh's
Organizations, ;busihe$sesi
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.While--allowing', only four hits:. ;
last, season" at tackle; Kiltie weighs
The Cranford Portj ' " League All- duals rriayimakft.contributions by •men's aild women's ..events will" be; ton, Mass;, i is beifiig* reassigned to ' ' Members' of the. team included eluded Roy Khauer behind .the
KoVing; ^.FB in Maine: for 'duty.
2 0ip":at l$0 whileiDiMarco is 200.;
St'flrs: ended .their .'.Season' 'with ? sending them^ to Ci'anford' Pop held again; next year,. and tb'urha- •The airman received an' associate Dennis' CorincHy,' Thomas -^vyill- plate. and'RJlph Ett.'el,',Jack''-Kfelson^
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Warner- FpotbaU•Association, PO' trientsj• lor' junior m^n ,and worrien,'
oughby, J i m Giordano, Bob t>ia- Joe''Ti'Qzza and Bill Evans jp^tiw T o t a l s '.•-•."24 . 5 ' <8| T o t t t b '" 21': . 2 '4
(.field. 'Mr. O'DonnalJ^VHfel the, M ; » : y . b t e . l o u.n,...u,'miii';.iii. I o i ' » o o-;. r
kpn,-tilairte Marsh, 1V1 Ike Martin;
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added' to . Jtlie •Municipal - -Court
Jerry ih'ifedrnan and Randy Gross,- Plain-field, ;l-0, irj 12 innings this,
'Bros." ...•,....,..•....:;...;....,-20 . ' ( 0 0 . — 3
oalflekl :did no%$0rifm\\;'h single
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Beadl»,4_
Richie
Mazzella,
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schedule^
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Some •" of 'the top junior prospects past Sunday ; '• T/he locals' finished^ Kiwatiif? Pitt Loop
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out for the Urie include: Rich Win- in second pla'ce behind Westfield
Tournament di,rector' Tom Beam ' No question is ever settled until Jphii Van :Brunt, Tommy- Isaac,
There is' no excellence \yitho.ut
Doug-miss and Rich Ettel comAl DiFabio, Tony Rjnioi, Ilobb>
186," Steve EuzoTlB?", "Jim
i'erid like, to
Ctanfoid scoitd the lone tally
•a to take. cusn-oX—Ujc-Jiioun.d.labot; and the timo to work is
"JaiTcie
Dobramki, 175, and Ron VanCoid, of the gijme in the bottom of the The Cianf^vd Knvanus • Youth pants in all events and announce
Ettel posted a leeoid now—-Mary Baltfr Eddy
203. Mark Ultom appears to ltMd 12th when Jack 1 Nelson singled,
Bpwling Leagife will opVh its that Munjcipal Courts will lemaui
the li£>t ot sophomores.
open on a daily bas-u? oitTtil Oetostale second and went to third on
Ed Gill istthe only cjid returning a patsed ball. Mark Detenng thai 1965-66 season Satuiday, Septem- t>ei 3.
• Alter$iMfns «r Additions
and he will receive stiong competi- singled up tjhe middle to duve in ber 18, at Echo kttnes, Mouiitain"iion foi tins position horn jumois the Winning run
^C3ind Development
tido. ChildiWr between 10 and
Bill Albans, Chuck Aichdeacan and
• New Homes • Garages
Rich Ettol staited for Cranford 15 have-^becn invited to partici struct'ion will be given
Trips to all airports, railway stations & piers
and went 10 innings wrth'ftonDe- pate and professional bowling inTho
~ -Caff CHesTnut 5 ^
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i' piuspucK will bir Longe coming in to hurl the final
featured next week.
supplied
with
.shiits
or
blouses
by
two frames. Ed DiSalvo pitched
INOi • Cabtnets •
limousines' for weddings — Trips to anyplace
.sponsois The Jeague opeiates on
the fu&t 10 for South Plainfield
a
28-week
season,
with
na'atches
ON
ANY
SIZE
JOB
with John Flannery coming m to
Echo Lake Results
— Prices Very Reasonable —
beginning at 11 a m. Saturdays,^,
There was a threerw<iy tie forbecome the loser.
Parents interested m oy>eitmg
Manager Ed fclwtor expressed
both first and second in the Clabs
their youngsteis haver-6"fcn -re"A divisjem of the 18-hole women's his thanks, to Herb Koubek, John
ROBERT C/^RUEGER
quested to eonjact f. J . Duller, 26
strode plav, tull handicap tourna- Colineii and Glen Q.wens who
•n^ttn,^ avjKr-'TMw n tilayce, 209
207 N.
ST.
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meot .Tuesday pi, Ech.o Jbake Couri- helped, out with tlie team during
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Orjthford
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'Deadlocked for first wire- Mit.
Alt R 111
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Natalie Jooes 96-l8-'T9, Mri>. John NOftol, 2b 5 0 2l|Woodi mi; < ff 5 0 1
- Home is t h e deatest spot on
Knautr
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Ackerman 100-22-78. and Mrs.
Evil n
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earth, and it should be tjhe centre,
Chailes. Vai'n. 98-20-78 . Tied for fiitcl
t> Jb 4 0 0|L(.n"d'nkl
though
not Xhe boundary, of the,
'Stncich
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second were Mrs A T. Knoppers
affections. — Mar.y Baker Edy
Established 1912
101-22-7!),. Mis. Charles Jerome Nelson, i f •t3 0I 0|I»hilllni
2|PlSilvo
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98-19-79, and Mis W G Grander
Dt taring, <•
* J.OCAI AND ~ : ~ ~
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Mrs. Berger Egene&'s
^^^xKenilworth, H^ J. • Authentic Levl* In und,
. 41 0 b
• worv'Jnw' putts,~wlth 28, ' — _ _ - ,
fdded blue arid Jiew "pure
o d o a a o.-'o B O
CRAWFORD
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In "Class B , JKIH. 'Edwia Ehlert
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STATE^TERTIFIED SCHOOL.. -.copped first With 101-25-76, and
Jack
Purcell
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Mrs James Skinner came, m se
Respflnsibility'^ like a string we
Morning and afternoon^s^ssiens. Registration
38 NORTH AVE., E.
PF Flv«rrf.
ond with 101-24-77.' MI>,,-,N£(M__. cam only see the middle of. Both
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Jordan took prue £af ~iow putts ends are out 'of sight — William
opened for limited-enrbllmentxChildren 3 to-5
H«ntey Collar tfnlr Shirt*
it PACKING
with 31.
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McFee In many color* by Robtri
years of age.
Old won Class C
Brue*.
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Special Limousine Service
Goldberg's
BR 6 - 4 4 4 2 ^ - C» 5^6566
ROBBINS & ALLISON IMC.
Sport Center
IMD.GAVE
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IN CRANFOHD STORES
Humphioy was second with 11029i81. Miss Emma Pierce won
low putts with 32.
Mtmrt
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Tel. 276-0890
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WH.B01*, PENN8TLVANU,
~ StfAhOtfta, TEETOEN
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18- North Ave.; W.
DAYS PLAYSCHOOL
BR 6-1569
. Cfanford
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.213 South Ave./ E.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bruder, .Directors
Cranford
WHYAT0UCHrI0|<FPHONE? p quicker JQ^5e.You_can , -r
tap the buttons twice as-fast, as you now .dial.
* WHICH TOUCH-TONE PHONE?'This new ph-one is available in a '
\ wicte variety of styles and colo'rs:"the table model, the Princess1" phorte/
or the newly strearritined wall phone. .
for back-to-school
WHEN TOUC'H-TONE'SERVICE? These new telephones-.caa
Busy Little Scholars Need Sturdy, Stylish
Shoes h* Take Them through the
Year. You'll Find'Them Here!
. ordered right now by" calf ing the'Telephone Business Office" M d j u s t ,
$1.50 per month t© ydur regular monthly charges, plus a"prfe-time '
connection charge, anql you're enjoying Touch-^one septfee on your ,
residence line-including Touch'-Tone service on alj^xtensions.
. We" Carry The Largest
. Selection Of
STRAIGHT LAST SHOES
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lit New Jersey
-.....-from"B thru EE widths in children's sizes
6V2-12 and misses' and boys' sizes \V/i~ 3.
We also have a large assortment of growing
gfrls' shoes in AA thru E widths in sizes AV2 .10. (EE 4V2 - 8). Boys' shoes r a n ^ front B thru
EEE 'WTdths in siies 3V2^,6 and big boys' shpesv
are available in' B thru EEE widths in sizes
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s '•••'•• All Orthopedic Work-Done on l*Vemises * .•
Open Daily 9-6, Friday to 9 .
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Jd'uct. dyor-to^d,ooi i ' cafriBaigning"
a s and- p a i r s ' o f Ctark.j Scotch Pluins, *•• Mr. Duflocq wMfs^'u copperalive,
Janx's j . Wheirity, 13 Rarrjapo Rd.
W
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. AlsoV R e m e d i a l . r e a d i n g , - M r s . . t i m e . p e r m i t s . .
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Vida :> Hl&ri'is; .•>-ndUatri'a][:^t'.Cs,:l. J o - '". -'Mi'..;. Mar't.irj-arid' -MirV; p l e a s e • m u e t i n g ' h ^ E e . ' ' . • , - • • " • , . '.'•- '•'^•••i^^;.' •
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Weather Statioii ,
t e n d a n c e oflicer;-M*s,.'Myilio:Rey-]
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;-.iAmong ; t h o s e attenclirrjt t h e ' e o n - !" Mri?.'-Helen Lanfe \yjll be cafeteria
J;. cett vvpri"-Cftunpiln^eri Arigelo' N . •manager, lyir.1/.". Pauline; •'Mbrtis''';'|s
."' AlimoTiti,.E'dward W;'Ki>femp3*anci secretary to _Ih^> Board ,o,f,..:
Jiimes. J . ' L a d o a ; , ' J r . C q u n c i l n i a n tion;1 Mrs! Minnie
••"'. jl.aide.ri s p o k e w e l c o m i n g . t h e band •perihterident's
• to Garvdood. . T h e coiiceri/ w a s t h e lian Pierro, .sctywf^secretary, and
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• Oliy.eii'lt West of M a l v e r n e , U h,
and Wendcfll K i l m e r . of Hen»jj' r
stead,'.L.' I., cOop.eratj.ve. observers'
for- the' U. •§,:.Weather B u r e a u foV
miiny. years, recently, visited Union
J u n i o r ' CdlleKe'.s ; .M«tearpl«i»ical.
oBeMade
M Meeting Here
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At UJCT*pm<>ri<oW
.wis; nurse,.Mfs:-Zada Shepherd; ie'ypr ivouble ' c r o p ^ u p : " i n ' i
n c i g h b p n n g t o w n s / ; they.saicL^*
psychologist/. Mrrf. Sabiha,
L : l>«isc.oe.:;at T j;gft ; qt,;th^.-work''.they^
cratie., .tieaclquar.t^rs • on "Walnut
Ave,>jt was 'annouiicc'd by JTrank
Q'iioiVneil, presideni", at aivertecur'
tive c'6n>mih>ey meethig-.thifi rvyeelc.
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• \ Elliol '-'Brossr: and' H.;••• Randali
••' - .Thw;n''nt'e. 7-0.studenfe enrolled i n
Kreger; Democratic candidates for
•ttee itft-erseiwion, Th?ey a r e . t a k i n g
Township Comitiittee, will be prei :
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i.'c6uvses''~''' tn ---i--.ch.c-:iniiiJ.vy,¥. ' French,.
sent at Tuesday's-'meeting;, Persons
ptiy.sic's-.a.iio-Spanish.'.'••' ', •••:'... •
interested 'in .joining-tftdclub are
Cranl'.orcls'tudents^nroljocl ki tl.ve
jnvjt.ed W i'.tt<jnd; ' ' ; •{' '"'
intoricitiiiiori. a r e : . R o b e r t M; Aek.'.The executive committee voted
iand,., 13 .Hiiinpton SL.;:Mis.s ' C h r i s lo take a half;'page"advertisement
Une 4 a y t i i l a , 30 CoYnell Rd.; D a in. the. Boostei-s'i'iCiub,football pror
;' U'hioh'- J u n i o r CQlteKO'K
.week iri(.ersj;sRi,oii, will close; Iprrr6r,:
last in a summex'series sjionsoi-'ed schpol plcijf^N^rii. 1Norniii..HilJ "J. -: |. -•(JAI^WO'OD . ''Plans'for the. sin1
* by the Recreatiort .ComtnisSipn. •.
Halloween collection project
Following the progratri,; • Five.|.
vid.. J . "Boyle, 106-.'Preston'. A v e . ;
for the United Nations 'Children's
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They" wivre: t h e ' g u e s t s o'l'Hairold J o h n • F;.:,Caldwell, . 17'. Wade ' A v e . ; grani.
Chief Patrick •.•Gtiristianp
'.F\md"\by.i youn^ 'people from
the airpnen to partake f
Duf!ocq,metepRpTo'gisf sit. t h e U J C John F;Mill?osky,'(i03. Lincoln
T h e devotion of t h o u g h t 4 o ah
churphes. in, t^is. area will be ciiiments with, membe^s^! thg..lire;
iitation. Mr. Wost ' is a ' retired Ave,; Miss 'Sylvia L.Reichinan, 15 h o n e s t achievement) -".rnaKiis t h e
cussed
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department a t B « ^ Leaf Memorial
• Brown .'..Tor.;' .Miss Elizabeth J, fifhievernant possible.
GARW6OD — Campaign Coor-j ccommittee .of the. United Church rhemisti <ind'Mr. K i l m e r i s ' a p r o • Hqme' bejor^returhing • to
ainator -Jack p . Schmidt and
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committee,
met .l^l w
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fs in .St. P a u l ' s ' C h u r c h . ; h e r e at i):45
week.
committee, "met
>iiring .th,e evening, the
men participated-in the last o£ six Koirne, 228 Myrtie Aye., with the ["a.m. ciri M o n d a y , S e p t e m b e r 13.'
. summer fif6.-drllls,...^ynjchj.0£iudedj tw'o'.Republican cpUncilrn.knic fcani • Mrsi F r a n k P a t r i c k Pi!'.167,Wil• pump practice, ladder climbing arid didates; Calvin :A.': Marlin and Wil- l o w 'Ave,,••" c h a i r m a n of ;t h e c o m - .
liam J. ; Trelease, fp discuss cam+ mittee;" r e p o r t e d ' t h a t • rc presT;nta-.
\an instruction sesisio'n. .'••""•'
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procedure. It w^s announced 'tives f r o m c h u r c h e s of all, d e n p m i Fii*e Chief' .Chflstiano presented
a badge to Gounqilman Charles E.
Jones, who seized1 as»€ire cpmmis^
••', sipTief'last, year. Fire Commissioner.; JphrfJ. McCarthy also addressed
: :'' the group. T-he aitnVen and-firemen
J i d i ' i i l i H g B l t H d 1 '
to fireman* Arthur Sweitzer.'
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THE DORIS GAftRlTY
BALLET STUDIO 1
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• C h r i s t i a n Byllock,. E d w a r d ' M c
Ginnis und G e o r g e
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Elizabeth' Ritter, Otto Irvin'and
August Krack.
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A tilm ...oh-.'Louisiana'
• shown on 'Septepber 17,. Ladies'
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Isadies':' .Day .is1".-observed
evtry FridaS1. \ A business 'otneetlh-g
will,be' called on September .18.
AH' meetings .afe at 2 p.m.
"COMPLETE, BALLET.'TRAINING' by -a,, qOalified te^cr7eToTTFve~
Royal Academy 'hi • Daricing, London, the -largest .a/nd- oldost
organization of its kind, devoted exclusively to classical ballet
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arjd highest, teaching standards..
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"A' prescribed ••course'.;of .training- to' develop . •'•'.;'•- ;
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"Miss
Dorothy
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Karen Tiii'k, Mrs. Carol Yast. ,•
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.Fourth grade - - Mrs. )?eAxl Eie..d'errnah;".- Mj'ss Esther Gpldmari,
Mrs.,'lyierle y/alsh", Mrff.'Irene Zlolkowaki; .fifth grade,,Mrs-. Gertrude
OfSsidy,' Miss ..Cnrol Dobkowski,
James Forsythej C.aiTnine Veries,
. Sixth; 4jra.de — Josepji ,BJndor,
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Han Geist, Frederick "Rica; .seventh
grade — Mrs. Mabel Anderson,
MLss Lorraine •Conover, Mrs, Elea^
nor Hales, George Kunka, Albert
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. REGISTRATION -Se;ptemb^rj?14 ar^V$.atVFW Hall
Classes Start September 21 frorih 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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JMiss Karon Kirk, James Muiphy,
.The e d u c a b l e class, c o n d u c t e d for
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.Marg£i>"eb» -Ray,
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ov^i1, Miss' Dffrts;Ojbriover;'.physi• cal "'education, Mrs. Mary Golden,
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The Public Utilities Commission
has just approveel a rate reduction
for-Elizabethtowri Gas customers :
using gas heat, that means 45;0QO
families in Elizabe.thtown's ' •.••• !'•'
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year.'How a bout you?
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you" tlml-tiothing.bekts gas heat! •
• ""Installation is simple.and gas
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servicing.. • . '
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• •' of' new homes in this area choose
Every ci-ayYmore and mote families >
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are realizingthodependability,
Now's tho time' to call
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of gas heat. Your local'plumbing;
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for a Taxi. Why go out on a
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traffic and parking problems
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service 24 hows a day. " .
•'plumbing and heating coiniraclor
.• fora'FREEMOME.WEA'FI'NG •.-• ' \
' SURVEY. You'll.^el a written ,';.-." '
estimate of.the yearly cost of •.'
• heating your home with gas. And
you'll learn hew inexpensive
-iLis to install a gasTfired conversion
. .burner or a modern gas healing- . '
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costs*'less than ever• to have .
the very-boiitKCall.
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