sd.+he Herald
Local News.
SlJMMI
r Summit for It Yean
Ye.r No. I
CR.s,tvi.w 3-4000
Contp
Serving Summit for 73 Yemrt
mmi Summit
THURSDAY. JULY 13, Mel
Woodland Ave.
Extension Plan
Dropped by City
he second in the annual nine-week summer recrearogram at the city s five playgrounds was marked
ithor large turnout of children who participated in
Ity of activities including bubble-gum contests doll
I and chess tournaments.
ay an active gune
Lll was played followed
fmonada party. At the
Hum contest, prizes
The first step toward the eventual extension of
Woodland avrnue was postponed last Thursday night,
j when Common Council, by a vote of 4-3, agreed to withdraw an ordinance which would have appropriated
f 19,000 for the purchase of land on Railroad avenue. I
1 In front of an overflow!
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crowd ot about ISO residents
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I I CINTS
$6 • f—T
Turnout Marks
ond Week ofCity's
Immer Play Program
cond week «t Lincoln
still reflected a j »
tendance. Monday mornI the week with a softme for boyi and girla.
lenthuiiaim waa also
i the decorating of bikes
parade on the Fourth of
Raad tha Harald
For Local News
0 *» Herman 3s.
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Child Among
Three Hurt in D
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Over 9,000
AttendAnnual
July 4th Fete
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e ale, f t U l l v l
^Mishaps j Appointedto
Three, persons, including
aided lor glrli to Ann More than 9,003 of the city's
having (he largest; .residents including many from
Voung toe smallest »nd out of town, poured iota Mem.
i Lueas for tbe bubble, o r > a l f ' l e l d ' » " Tueaday to tike
istrd the longest. Boys:P*rt to * e city'i annual daym the »ame order j l o n * Fourth ot July observance,
kay Sott. Steven Bardes; Ideal weather eooditiona af
Lg Frantzen.
well «» ' variety of events inLee* i t mrtJ »nd crafts, • «l»Ju« mechanical rides, nove1(v r
fticles u pencil holders
»<*«. «*<> baseball gamea,
id brtceleu were made J * • « • «c« circus «nd a band
dren eight Mid under. «*x*rt, a* well u the gall
der grottp made bead fireworks display at » p.m.
[clothes sprinklers and b r o u S n l residents lo the Field
ax candlei Tilt winner! l n d r o v « throughout the d»y.
According to Theodore Much-I
Iweek were Sari Matter,
kggio and Aliiter Mas- more, treasurer of the Fourth
of
July Committee, total inbackward day
foV'f riday to end the come for the event came to IS,,,k
I las with home ticket sales apUygrosnsi
i mounting to $4,169 and about
$1,000 coming from the
jrature ev r nt on Monday
ot rides available to the small
lington playground
was
pyf
fry.
The Appellate Division of
urd »ofto»U game in Only three minor injuries, in. | Superior
i C
Court in Trenton has
ke Rirls played the boys. volving girl players on the refused to chsnge the state's
softbil11
the bases
teams, were reported estimate of the true value of
.tin imanaged
r n n . « . d iI ,d „u r„i n.8_ ">*d»> The^girls were
still
. ^ Be" Telephone Laboratories in
Heights Loses
Appeal on Lab
Tax Valuation
a
flve-yesr old girl, were injured
last weekend in a trio of auto
! «*> applauded heartily whan;
' the ordinance was withdrawn, i
| (Vmncilman John R. Sailer, who i
! had originally introduced the
m.linaiicc, proponed that tt be
vMiMrawn pending the updat; ing of the IKS McCroskey re*
for the witMrawal, were Own-
accidents.
' cllinrn I*o (VOmnHI, David E. <
Nadine Coy, S. of I t Union
David J. Waller of 131 Tulip Tnirkaeaa and Charles I. Webplace suffered s broken right street
was appointedd to the
lad originally oph;
leg and internal injuries on F>l Board of FIrfucatkin list w e e k ! - , , ^
proposal: Votint day when she w»« struck down!by Mayor OunVit l>; <;<-nsemcr'
withdrawal were'
hy a car on Summit avenue t o ftlt ilw unexpired term of CwuncUmrii Kliner J Bennett,
mar Walnut street. She was re
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S U I f H t W M K W T — Tat tireay mm* of
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above was one of the myriad of activities which rhudren parucipated m last week at Uaraaa PltyarasmA. ene «f the ftve play!
tjeids used by t h « j o m « ef Keereatsaa 4 s n « the annual nineweek summer pragma. Daly aaaBaaaas at tfw pJa^rjunds is
numbering aboat l,«a», the highest ever reporu-J The program
is now m its second week.
(Wuan Photo)
92-Year-Old Railroad
Bared af School Site
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g,
William K. (iilnon and Council
President Fletcher P. Thornton,
look Hospital on Tuesday.
Police said the mishap occurred when the girl ran from
between two parked caw from
i the west side of Summit avenue
I into an automobile driven by
Melvin Mem, M. of Union. She
was taken la the hospital by
Mr. Stein and James Mallon.
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Near Pott Office Site
The ordinance, which was o f
glnally introduced sn May,
would have authorized the purchase of property at 44-et Rail-'
road avenue The Qouocil had
contendnl It wanted to purchase the land to prevent the
adjacent post office expansion
project from Mocking the
Woodland avenue extension It
and when H was approved.
At me June at Council meetIng, in aptte of Council asaura n m that any deftston on the
extension of Woodland avenue
waa actually as tar off as IMS,
some » twaJdeaU protested tbe
entire projeet. Most af the protests centered around opposition to tM m m as. the baeis of
TIMT accident was investigated
i bT Pstrolman Harry Fneden at
overlook Hospital.
Summit, a km* with Cranford.
In anorh,-r accident on Friday,
Weatfield and lUbua), were, Mrs. Michelle I'rntwkk, 21, of
among county inuni<ipa!iUrs 1 Beech Spring drive, suffered
termed "the norst" in regard'head injuries and facial cuts
to substandard school class, when Ihe car she waa driving
b y fte R e d
f
Berkeley HeignU
rooms last week by Dr. William I crashed into tte rear of another
West, county superintendent) car on Springfield avenue, 200
The court upheld true value ReUcs ef by-goae slays of would rnmalrtr the railroad at
Parade Starts Day
determinations which cut Berk*-1 Summit had local
to of schools. RunniBi close oe-! feet west of Blackburn road.
chest tournament
tt> months
' " • * » • **' *ere New Prowl-j a*. W M reported in fair ronThe funfilled day opened W H.ighW 8 Ute school aid al- , m , t t u , "
Serillo was ruimerup
m Itft
dense and Scotch Plains.
I ditloa oa Tuesday at Overlook
« • bicycle
b i l parade
d in
i the
U 5 ,^ ° » ! « « V«V »»1 railed it«
»' chess tournament.! *•?>
Unio
Packer was aaxious to'<buin Pr. West's comments wen! Her nlae-mssA old daughter
" County • tax
look first phM«i»«»i«s. *i!l> over SO cyclists
site off Kent *laea> Botlevare
load.
ah Uhlgb mule concerning a state report, Sasaa, was aaiajurwd.
Uroy 0. BasM ef a BwKore aba m t
.th and Nancle competing. Prizes were awhich
t u t Un . Coua
i warded to Mike McCulkragh,' Both school aid and the appw- last week as woritmea BBPolice identified the other
» u out ef data In tfie light of
runnersup.
ty had M B pupila ia suhstand driver as Matthew J. Byron, it
sterwetl took firstf R f l f c e r t Core. Maureen Eariy, itionment of county tax load an' \earthed an anciasst railroad las*
ON new Rotate » and 24 super
S u M n HtU L i n ( l a
ard
clasarooms
as
of
last
Madison.
He
was
uninjured.
o
f
boys' checker tourLucas, Kathy based on the true value of prop- a n d numerous old bottles.
highways and the establishSeptember. This number r e ! f t , , mmishap
|^iap oecurrd. pollei
police and expires January 31, 1M2. ment of a
Mike YannoWai*••»•• Jud X T »"y. Janet erty in a municipality. The of crockery and many
at'
presented U per cent of the * , , l d W(M
Mr.
Byron stopped
stopped to
to In hi. letter of resignation to ^ HIDs.
WI1I K
r . Byron
K) Carolyn Ross' Ferguson, Karen SUrk, Rhoda higher the true value, the larger items.
state total of «MTJ.
| makes left t u n iota a driveway : the Mayor, Mr. Baum, who has f£xpresauig
.
Timer were t h e ' E i r l v ' Christine Puglisi, Pat- the county tax load and the
the
view
of
The trscks were
and waa struck by Mrs. Prest-! been a menther
ft*****'^.Jorfty of Cbtncil,
Substandard classrooms
| n th<- girls' checker rtck T w e i u - T e d d y McAlpin, smaller the state school aid.
Brown and Linda Piana-j The state arrives at its true about 10 feet below the jwfaee
elude classes held i n churches, «-tck. Both csrs were traveling board since 1M7. listed increas- man Sailer maintained that the
h! and Nancic Motsq
value figures by comparing tax while excavating for snnllagi for
basements, temporary build west at the time.
In a variety of novelty con- assessments with actual sales th* new school. They gamed the
in.-i;5. community buildings, etc. The
The acciden
accident was Investigated
younger
g
tests,
the
balancing
race
was
prices.
d
rendered
report
ting contest was held.
According to Dr. West, Sum- by Sgt. Richard rtadoba and
fair to the other
l
mit needs 21 classrooms la Patrolman
obsolete.
Hecalled fnr a new
•k Gullivan's csstle! eaptured by BiUy Sabine, , n Berkeley
Kreeden
l
Kd
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Ind B
urder
to
move
student*
out
el
survey that would "be approplace and tttetmrdli"! ? ^cCai-ten
. " " ; Telephone
Laboratories
« , ent day rails and a&o
On Sunday. Joseph V. Tobln,
P , ^ jToubig. Girls winners included c o u n t s for one third of the town- Lg .osculation M tTtheir
the YMCA. Central Presby- « , of 151 Springfield avenue.
priate In the light of aorasss
Heather Strong, Betsy Pirtle grip's assessed ratables. But'gj. a/orkmen band
lenin Church, Board of Xoue,- was cut about tha mouth when
able conditiora."
and Sandy Robinson.
, h c r e w a s only one sale of in- Jons o f b a A a ,
buildings on Moris avenue the car he was driving rammed
At the URIC time, he also
la
(he,water-filling
contest.
|
property
la
the
previ,
and various school basements. 1 into s utility pole at 255 Broad
dus(riil
and were
oreed
stated that it would be possible
rtb»tl contest tor boys
1
He termed the situation in IsVret near rhe Rahway Valley
to construct a 34 in' 40 foot wide
ous year-a parcel assessed at m a torches to break them uH
and Gary Swick
for 10 00
Crtnford aad Babwa* "the i Baiiraad ereasing. He told police
street without acquiring the 12
,.#,•?* w a 5 . 8 0 l d
Z - *The bottles and other itemi
most
serious."
The
estimated
feel provided Jor ln the with(lly McGrath, and Craig
the mishap occurred when
i The assessment was ofie-fbuTttr 'were'iaiBBVf' ml t/m at rite r«ti«
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drawn
ordinance.
were the runnersup.
of the sites value. The state ap- ^t^ fog, „ fiv€ ( e # (
in Cranford and W in Rahway.
Cites Beate'a AdvarfajM
fcbie Playgrouid
plied this same ratio to the as ground. The rail tracks were
Citizens of both municipalities
„. of
„ the
.... city'*
. , Councllnian Bennett' contendCnnstmrlion
about the fenders
sessment of t5.388.350 on Bell M tinuted to be about W yean
have turned down proposed
;
h ' ed, however. Oiat Ihe ordinance
paikintf lot took another
iiabie playgioussd ware
>le waa not dam
Telephone Laboratories, and.oy t B d tfoareotiy
^ £ _ "
•ek—l 4>uldui£... piaoi
step forward la»t Thur»d«y night should be sdirpted because it
The week began
came up with a true value ot covend by trash
when Common Ownert awantod, would protect Uhe most advani41.259.600. Berkeley Heights ,W B i t e ^ ^le n a d ,
I morning when Mrs'.
hat
new
referendums
will
be
bids for demolilioo of three tagepua route to extend Wood-1
claimed the true value of ™lone time u t dump
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V her arts, and cralU
submitted
to
the
voters
in
the
houses at the site, and at the,land avenue m the future." He'
Games of kick ball
taborrfories was CS.TU^M.
i •{%, lir* if? in tracking'
iall.
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The
difference,
of
$15
million
y,
^
same time, sought Wds for g«n j wss supported by letters from
all week as well
doWB
e o r j g j n rf
nijt
There were some sunsiandarrt
erst construction work.
'the Summit Area Chamber of'
*key. Tether baff was Because of a need Air add}-!meant a hike of. almost 15 P"jstarted wrth an 1»7» tax mapof
L i . m n m n w l school lis
favorite.
The new lot to be located at! A m e r c e and ttie Summit
tional five-hour parkirg areas cent in Berkeley Heights tax t j , e clty w n j c n hangs on the
net > and only a few that dt*Tt
ill was in full swing adjacent to the city's business load.
'
.second floor at City Hall. The
Morris avenue and Elm street, I-4™*^ Dtvelofiment Committee,
iave any, the county, sohosl
across from the Junior High} *""!""« to l°»°*.
^eo
mo&t frequent pUyenrsectton, Cofflmon Council Jaatj The tawnsbip's objections to map shows a railroad right of
1
superintendent stated.
Sftwol will have 2 » space*. W.OGrsdy, general chairman of
.Mitchell, Deryck Sty- j Thursday introduced an ordi ,(,<• sales comparison method ; way entering' Summit at Hobart
"HOST
of
hV««Hii«ipaiUJeji.
an Hudson, Larry As-1 nance which would change park-' w e r e rejected by Judge Ralph ; avepiia and the Morris and EsW-which-arc «»pected lo be used the development committee,
tryinu to remedf Ihe
A resolution by (k>mmon ii... • <•..
:er Moore, John Mai- ing limits from four to five L FUSCO in the appellate court sex turnpike, and ending oa
u»-,.i ,ofj educaUon.
tvH,,/..iu,n
«s«l that ti\* city* traffic probthe Board
;lMn w o u l d becoin
Helen i Tyson of IS West- but. other* are not Irying hard'council to appropriate C,000|
ra Cromwell, Brent hours on five of the city's opjnjon. He affirmed the ac-ihent Place boulevard Bear a
e
within
hv ;
In > resolution pasoed by
f
D r
ntudy
of
the
an
engineerini;
and Fred Foster.
streets.
tions of the State Division offspur of the Lackawanaa. The
"if you
road, has rewived an <« "< "to"*"-"
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«»«.rs.iaVWrecking
Morris
hursday a cookout is The ordinance was introduced T a x Appeals and the Union map shows the route crossed
Voluntary • " " * * New Providence is in port was tabled last Thursday
d \ Company
Cmoan was
was awarded
awarded a^bla^to
a bid tocouncilmen don't do
30 p.m. and this weekifollowing » meter survey which
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of
putting
up
«n
ght
until
August
1.
so
that
r»ze
three
houses
atJB^
Klmj W - J e
the
process
of
«ngh
lal
nl
t uf1
tw process oj puuini; up an- nl
en roasted hot dogs, indicated that the street park
n,g},( until August i. so inai •••«> »«"> "™—- — — -— ; While voting against Ithe withof the other buiWing and hopes to ) o c , i residenU could I* heard street, aK Morris avenw^ »"a:drawal, Councilman Gilson also
Werk Began k. w
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trs. and marshmallows ing mcten would have further Mosquito liidwx for
move out of the churche, in , t , public hearing on the 2 » Morris 'venue. » • « • o l i M I d l h a t h e approved of a new
»rcoal. Two activities use if the time allotments .were
trough more inte»i,e Mr- * - * « ^
" " S e p t e m b e r , while Westfield is m e ,sure at (hat time The; the new parking W.
Summit Again CHmb»
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duced for the first e«eadcd.
M
w
buiWiog s aew school and has meeting w ,n be held at * p.m.! At the same time, the com
season, paddle tennis T* 8 proposed ordinance, it A continued increase of mos- J learned that late
w>
*» Tan-! j ^ finished aa addition of the m city Hall.
\ pany was also given approval Wfs\ MRIS rMBVMtw |m
eshoes
» explained by Councilman
ganyika, Afriea.
. — ~ ~ -senioc high school.
,-According to Councilman El- to demolish a house at J Cedar
"standing feature of! 1 * 0 O'ConneU. chairman of the Q<"»«i tn
U t week
She b one of a group of IT"" Quoting frem the state survey m e r j ^ n e t t , ilthough ihe street for expansion of fire headpUtyzHMind'i Mcond P^^*"C sifety committw, would reported 1
m d
brtn
toU1
•e
from
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September,
Dr.
Wert
fjnno
item appears in the cur- quarters. Cost of rating the
i the increased laterest
« "*
number of five- Union County Mosquito E:
.. ..
._ — A . A " " rent ^ hy,,^, it w t , , g r n , d M o r r | s avenue - Elm street
i Dliviimniui nilMren'"0"11 Parking spots within a mlnation <»m mission in
Ogdeo D. Gensemer last wrek
by Council at the time ef the \ housei amounts to B.700. while
central business weekly index for county
to the Munlcipsl Youth GuidLast week the S u m - ^ ^ ^
^
^
^
budget
hearing
that
the
"public;the
Cedar
«treet
job
will
cost
an
area
to
1S7.
muniuM.
bn-up help were: Vera
ance Council. She fills the unexSpringfield, with II ne« would be sfforded sn ooportun- i sdditiooal $1,200.
gsaaef »>
I Sandy Robinson, Alex Streets to be affected by the rait Area ratfttg w u 4.
Railmia SJSSJ in March
pind term of Mrs. Archibald
rooms, is now even with ll» ., . te heard" iat the ttatt the Council akiu passed a resolution
previous it was 3.4.
be aasigned la work
pllie Colson, Eddie Pry- proposal include Broad street,
approving payment of 152,100 Smith of a RtUcrest avenue
between Walnut street and Other slight inereaees were
aity
devet
pmcat
project
with
I
thirr
' Yeager, Jo-Ann Marwho
ressgatd from the board
Wofk
with an estimated aeea of » ,! The proposed resolution c»U« to D. and B. Johni
Johnson as the balMaple
Springfield
(
^^
both governircaUl I
private
I Art Yeager.
will hare a nr
thnt
houses
for
a
15.000
appropriation
to
»
aoc«;
due
tor
the
ageaeiis in healm.
i Plsygrtwnd
Mrs. Shu• term will exptre
Hobart avenue; railroad
involved in the parking site
ihe count "loomed to 21.1. 1 * . j
',-T sanitation child care.
Isults of Edison play- nue, between Summit
Dh
J
h
i '
2
,
youth
activities.
J scavenger hunt ar r a'
lots is another phase m the Mrs. Smith are ooriaf from the
w
w
k
h
a
d
E|A
gr>du
|Dasina Pry or and Gail
ColiplH and
"
. './,
company ran out ef
ecommeadattou made ln the city.
lefe. Ml" Tysaa H eurrently
first place; Judy
Beech- ™*Cr">">«• " """ UDi< - tort, to r.ia.
IMS McCroskey Report which12j£
takhtg
HUlside.
25.
m
a
moMh-long
failed
and Lynn Laurence. ro,d f r o n ) P , r m ] e y pi.ee to
surveyed the city's parking fa
The high count in Elizabeth At a stockholders meeuag ea orientation program at a Qusk
face, and Virginia Cap-, DeForest avenue.
Oa laalel*
•lltles and traflic flow.
entirely
due
to
one
trap
loJune
_
Leslie Meyers, third y^ five-hour rate, according
Part of the land to be used
Church
4
re Duffy, Valarte Mel to the ordinance, would be one " t e d at the Tramley
that the town
ef Phia. Seven
1 commissdsaers
tl< 1
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emphasis on room*, according to the
Edgar, Judy Talty, sjuartcr. the same as in the area of Linden which r»«i»- New Proviaeaee aad Bernard* orientation
Classified
12, I )
At
the
original
budget
hejrtcovutoTO
Momsotrni
c»imjlered exceptionally high
vdle had ghree their proxies asal the study of the Swahfli Ian- has built 13 in the me.ntime
latello, Nancy Hillo, other .five-hour zones
e
II was
was Indicated
Indicated by
by Coun
C< r r ' ir m. MX Joan L. MUIOOH. Deaths
lers, AngeUs Caporaso The proposed action was'during the last two week*. A direction ef the New-Jersey «uas* i- pHimesl tar th« group ,nd »iU. erect more. Dr. West mg. It
RKALTOR. IS t i n a o t M . HumEditerialt
A
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ea
page
7)
they
unsaid.
He
predicted
that
Clark
1
*m
"amo
mu—
rpur
tnmm
nuuw
I in fourth,
recommended by PeUce Chief check on the trap revealed the West Line lo Asa Packer, at in
Lettera • • • • • • • • • . . . . e
heavy in/lux oi mosquitoes are that time prestdnit of tbe Le- dtrtakt m'iivMlMl Mi.fnm.iHi
liiu new 24 room building «(1I
swing contest, Susan John B. Sayrc.
g
M or HOT! P.tlw.T »t Dad Bulk b i t . TOu
Social
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• > • - • *Railroad,
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• in
• return
«SSSL
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. w a _ -A * a i _
. »Ind Linda PignateUo A public hearing on the mat-! originating
from
the
Arthur
, high
OUUJOA.X Kl«li»»r MO SJkM to
The
dau^nter
ef Mr. aad
Mrs.I. I J H ^ J ayt|saj|| j j U M ( U Ms U l C wSnfaaTvio
Adr «a* SMsM >ltde>.
sosreurr t-wa.
faU.
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linued on Page 4)
iter will be held August 1.
Kill and Rahway river.
for Packer's promise that he
City Moves to
Begin Workon
Parting Lot
£*
New Parking
Rules Extend
Meier Time
Local firi Off
To Tanganyika
For Two Years
Council Seeks
Views on $5,000
Jetport Study
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IOD in Stores You Know-Where You Are Known-Shop in Summit
TH| SUMMIT HtKAlD,
Thursday, July '^L'tillPmLS. f t u u v k *
Local Youths
On Bike Trip to
New England
So scarce «i» hones oa Forthat a p a * af the* If a
T» (avarslr attractJoa at ikt Taipei
mgtmt tor
Allied VOB Lines. Inc.
STOMtt
SHPPMt
PAOONG
.5* "
Tmc
Clock Kcpaii
Sal specialist
"Just hearing
from you
is enough "
CRestview 7-0315
44-74 RAILROAD AVE:
SUMMIT. N. J.
First Period
YWCA
JULY IS THE TIME TO BUY!
You'll be
Police arc awtaUgaltaa the Alfred I. SUber
tweend entry aad thaft of t » ireae W.
Stobet
tat Mat st tha law office* «f
<* •
Pini * Carton, TfT
avsasM. OB Monday atgat or
early Tuesday
Aa attempt was Bads to force
an office safe by breakaag the,
1 Sch <
knob aad dial. Desks were ran- j
sacked aad m additm M the!
Corm-d
theft of the «a> tYoa • daak
a m? mi
drawer, a PMtable addo* mtfrati- : :
chtoe waa stoka. Ealry was
gained by forcing a rear door
to the building.
Two local boys are curraotly
taking s • » to tW mils bika
trip to the Nsw England arej,
Her. CoatstMti of Cast Orwhich will take from twe to
ange. prssideMofhieNewYork
William C. Brunsoa *f 10 Cnaswatt d the Aofustaaa
three weeks to complete.
Joanna way has bssa toned Lutheran Church, wfll conduct a
Jim Oliver of 102 Beednrood
midwest regional talet man- ground-breaking senrlcr for th>
road and Charles PcrroQat of
ager tor Antara Chemicals di- new Faith Evangelical Lutheran
71 Essn road, ire carnally
vision of General Aniline k Kilm Church. Murray Hill, on Sunday.
cycling from * Summit to the
Corporation. New York.
Bear Mountain Bridge. From
; at 12 noon
there they will travel through
He will be responsible for the, At a t u , m unR
the northwest comer of Conlei of all Antara s chemical u l i e U E S w a B l o n p , ^ M
products meludina all surfact R•he
necticut, western Uaasaehu- Pig iron Is so called Because
congregation, w4U prrach oa
setU, and aouthweattrn Ver- tbsfmoltaB metal is run into a
ant*, chemicals, UVINUL ultratas
wok:
"Rise
Up
aod
Build."
violet light sbsorbert, Ulgh-prea;
moot as far ai kit. Washinfton; l o B | „ , , „ « * „ ^,0,^,. pi.^,,
The
Senior
Choir
of
the
congresure acetylene chemicals, inand the Lake Winnepesauki! , tt aehod to It at right angles
gation will present three special
termediates heavy
"«*•
The long piecel are called the
choral numbers: a choral predrilling additives and
Carrying jungle hammocks. 1 „ , a B d the ahotbr are called
specialty chemicals in the mid
sleeping bags, mesa Uta, and the pigs.
west
clothes, the pair expect to stay
from
at state parks and campsites, The armadillo gets iu name
„ „
. . . .
,and ChrUtianeen'i
Ternas well as motels when launder- from the Spanish word meanMr. Brunton joined Antara in pi e , txmrai "
ing facilities are needed.
ing "clad in armor."
lKt and has 1served as sales j
Atlanta,
Georgia
1
and northern
Jersey areas.
of the clergy, choirs and
A graduate of the University cession
of North Carolina, with a B.A. members from the present wordegree, Mr. Branson came to ship center Into a marked-off
the division from the Hospitals ana of the new church building.
Savings Association, Chapel There. Dr. Gustafson will conHill, where be had been field duct the services in which Mr.
Swanson. Carl Anderson, chairdirector.
HtL< i nu-mber of tile Sales- man of the building committee; NK1I UON PREMDKNT - LeRoy Russell, Jr., is shown as htj
men's Association of the Amer- members of the board of admin- accents me president's givol from James Piana, immediate
ican Chemical Industry and the istration; the architect and con-past pteeideut. during the Liuu Club annual insulation cere-'
tractor will take part. Follow- monies heM last week at lbs Hotel Suburban. Looking on is ArSummit Rotary Club.
ing the service, the congregation thur Bluirienschine, district governor, who installed the new
The fur teal has larger will join tor a coffee and fellow-{slate of officers. Others seated included Alfred C. Bunn, firtt
harems than any other mammal ship hour on the porch of thejvioe-preaideot; Robcit H. Mayer, second vtctvpreaidenC; Albert
in the world. Forty to sixty church house.
I Brill, treasurer; Edwird J. Boomjy, secretary; Dr. Andrew
Geo. Vaa Uu, I
mates are his average.
An added feature of the week-jGenuaWi, asaistanl secretary; Charles Sdieck and Sam B«listi
I end of ground breaking t» the tail twisters aod Louis Cboquette, Loin tamer. Director* installed
:
> 4 gilt, of course. But dont
scheduling of a 24-hour prayer were Ernest Colandrea, Ti:omae Bremtan, Don Caruso, Carl
(ofget tiow much a phons call is appreciated—on birthtUMIOT
vigil of thanksgiving, from I Swensoo, Michael Formichefla, Arthur Anderson, Ernest Patten, 1
•ays, annwarsariaa-wiy special day.
New Jersey leal
a.m. on Saturday, to I a.m. Sun Chester Handiey. Dr. John Dunne aad Mr. Piaoa. (Wolin Photo)
I day. The church will be all
masonry including total worship
I facilities, pastor's study, church
office, nursery, choir loft and
organ chamber, social hall.
kitchenette and service facUi-i—
.
ties. All new contemporary fur-'ElMIS
niture desiBtied to fit with thoi
.
building and a IS rank Tellers: ^ A ^ *" weeks ? " " " " rt
Cbemcal Unit
* S ) H r 1 I I EXPRESS COMPANY*
Break Groundfor
Hew Building
OMIc* R«*bMl off UjQ
AHEAD
TOBIN
WANTS TO DO BUSIHESS WITH YOU!!
m every way in a new
ed to this last session for a speritl program at 11 a.m. which
If you opprtciatt Hw btt wrvict, fairt»t ckaHittjs aad wont to buy from
Robert Nelson, president of will include an exhibition of
the Kiwanis Club and Haiian S. the activities of the last two
Hw most sinctft aad homst dtaltr pouiU*. HMH WE CAN GET TOGETHER.
Kennedy, secretary, described weeks snd a display of crafts
to members their recent trip to made by the children. Those
the Krwanis International «th parents whose youngsters are
annual convention at Toronto taking the swimming lessons at
last week, during the group's the YMCA pool as a part of the
weekly luncheon meeting on day camp program, may wish
Tuesday at the Hotel Suburban, to visit this activity after leav;
ing the YWCA. Present campA b o a r d Stlfa HuntwT
ers come from Summit, SpringM r
Serving aboard the anti sub- « • « . Nf* **?****•
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marine warfare support aircraft; " v Hill. Berkeley HetfhU,
carrier USS Essex operating 'Chatham and Short Hills.
331 MORRIS AV1NUE
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out of Quonset Point. R. 1. is The next two weeks camp
Samuel J. DeGiso, airman. USN, session will begin on Monday,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus DeGiso July 17, and close on July 2t. At j
the present time, all regiatrs-1
of 228 Kent Place boulevard.
' Uona for the period are taken.
Siamese cata art born par*: However. Miss Mary Ida Gard-;
white, developing their d a r k l y . c i m p (Urector. suggest!
_.™
..A face
*„. later.
i...r
i
M y o n f w i s h i n g ,0 , i g n
op;
paws, «.<•
tail and
on a waiting list may do so. as j
with young children there is
always the pcusibflity of unei-•
pected eancellationt.
Campers include girls age 5:
through 8 and boys 5 and ft.
Activities are held on the YWCA. grounds unless it rainJ
when they are transferred inside the building. Camp hours
are from t a.m. to 12 noon,'
Monday through Friday.
.,4.
No Reasonable Offer Refused on Any 1961 Ford in our Si
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
ALLEN-TOBIN FORD
AHEAD W T R X E I AHEAP IN
does \£...6es6/
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AHEAD I N
Set j e w t U S fcaltr... JULY IS THE TIME TO TRADE!
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World's largest manufacturer |
of surgical and household gloves{
If located in Willard, Ohio.
l\
-wrthtne eas/'peint
AT THE SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY
This atutdy paiut » »t*
mulatedforshaLes,^"?'
or smooth siding oi »"»
maionry. It pro\idf> • '
weather-reiistant iilm t**]
long-lasting protection frostj
hire and weathering T V ^
trout colon dry to a truly
- they spread easily and I
superior coverajfc. F« o
beauty, lasting prot?cti*
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ONIVCOAT FIAT WALL PAINT
Your important papers—such as insurance policies, bonds, deeds, birth certificates, e+c. —
should be safeguarded. You can obtain protection for these and other valuable's in a Safe
Deposit Box at The Summit Trust Company.
M M IT
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F«O«K*I. o«»oarr
UfYTOUM
On* stroke, one
east covers beauNfuuy, w t * never
a brash or roller
mark. Nalplex
dries quickly, bat
ao "painty" odor.
aWVCUAN-Utt
There'i no messy
**if wjn* up after
using tLs acrylic
latex paint lost
wash peiittroDen,
brushes in plain
soap and water.
IASYTOCUAN
1T»« rich Nalplex
colon are a cinch
to keep frafa and
lovely. Nalplex
haisflaldarabi*
Bnith that ii tnif
waahablel
SHOP IN COMFORT]
IN OUR AIR CONOITK
SHOWROOM
HILL CITY PAINT
AND WALLPAPER CO.
417 SPRINGFIELD AVE.
School
Issue
on Ico
i
Bell labs Han
Notes 35th Year
This Saturday
the proposed MacaW
foeatloaar and technical pro-
•tatt wffl *," qathe
IcoUegebfU
of the
a snore far a CM ail- j iames M Kobylan, 23, son of
nor to ~
[Mr. and M n , Albert 0 . loby
Herbert A Lewis of 7ti \ ,
England Avenue, mill mark Ai»
ISth anniversary of service with
Belt Telephone Laboratories oa
Saturday. He is the eoaapsn) s
director of ouUide plant development
Although Sr. Lewis U »4
native New Yorker, he attended
-ihool in Pennsylvania and
upper Ne» York State lie
received the electrical engineer-!
ing ilcsrep from Cornell Uni
vri-Mij MI mai, and joined thr
.Laboratories that same year.
In the early part of his tele
;phone career he »«* concern.u
receiving ux weeks of training
at the Engineer-Ordnance Army
Reserve Officer Training Corps
<»0TC) s w i e r caanp at Fart
Belvoir. Va. The training is
party-baa vote after it scheduled to be concluded July
' by Freeholder
He U a i%&5 graduate of Bay
MeDoaeagh.
figures, ley Ellird High School and a
I a two-year county eel- W l graduate of Northeastern
a-oved by the Legiili- University, Boston, Mass. Kobypwld rasa* is) sabatantial l a n is a member of Sigma Phi
Alpha fraternity and Scabbard
'taxpayers.
Republican fresholder and Blade aociety.
_ action
J Legtabisara cat a bill now
IciMstfcratios) te establish
' ewsaty eeDeges.
> a
.SITTING 1'lttTTV
i:. t ; ^ ; i^xMi uauent
Chore*., enjoys having '.
Ix OverUuk liosDitsl's new mobile beauty soup
unit, little Snawn CaUender, daughter of Rev. while Miss Patricia flpeoo, R.\
and Mn. Clark D. Calfcoder, Jr., of Oakes Me-
•r hair dune b>
•hop managi-r,
looks on.
(Wean Photo)
ley Heights; Mr». Marguerite
Special Jury
C. Behre, 131 Pasaaic street, National State
New Providence; Albert L.
Panel Inciudts Randolph, 11U Mountain avenue, James A. Reindel, W MaLocal Residents ple avenue and Harry E. Sand- Low Bidder for
Hew School Bonds
r Kent PUct Boulevard &• Sprinffxld Avetm
Summit. Jiew Jcrtey
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llrrbert A. Letaif
television Service
W. C. WILKINSON, JR
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ARCHITECTURAL RENDERER
CLEARANCE
BROADLOOMS
{
ORIENTAL RUGS
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
! Bedrosian's
YOU DONT HAVE TO BE A
POT WATCHER
Repuarno. ar..
2> West Fifth street, New Prov
idence; C. D. Ryman, 382
Springfield avenue, no registration in possession, $8; Otis
Johnson, Vaux Hall, reckless
driving, $2S; Peter H. Buxton,
17 Edgrmont avenue, no driver's license in possession, t l ;
Daniel Somroo, Jr.. 809 Springfield avenue. Berkeley Heights.
no motorcycle license, $25, and
Jack Healey, Jr., U Diviaion
avenue. Hi.
Ued Y<HTHI at IOTC
Camp at fort Mvoir
Jay W. Wrightslone. son
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob W. Wrightstone of Zl Hickory road, M.receiving six weeks of training
the Engineer • Ordnance Army:
Roerve Officer Traiaia* Corps,
(ROTC) summer (amp at Fort
Belvotr, Va. The training ia
scheduled to be concluded July
28.
The 21 year-old cadet is a
1957 graduate of Summit High
School and a 1961 graduate of
Lafayette College in Eaalon. He
is a member of Chi Phi (raternity.
m
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taught and stressed. Spofo pro- =
gram. Wruc lot your copy of =
"Royal Roid," on study habics =
Guidance i>.rector, Dcpt.w
"A Complete
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Sen-ice"
cLmmd
1hn.minn.al I I M J , ^
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hi Our Own Plant!
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CARTfRET SCHfini • WEST ORANGE
How bwoutifnUy —
ieoria*d Arkio • ihapii
this silk tweed-look costume ! Th« dress has a.
gracefully jpwered vyoisf-^_
and soH n.ecUiner.Gold or blue, 10 to 20
Altman misses' dressei'
lower level, Morris Turn
pike at River Road
DRexel 9-3000
90.00
MEN'S, STUDENTS' & BOYS'
-CLOTHING & FURNISHINGS
REDUCED
20%&33%%
The first Engllah .language
Bible to be printed in the
Uniu-ri States wa» produced in
Philadelphia abortly after 17K
by a printer named Robert
Aitken
Pcncha Spring, located at
Salida, Colo., reachea a temperature of l(g degrees.
UNDER CONTROL WITH A
FUMELESS EliCTWC RANGE
IEVERITHIKC'S
When yon put» pot or pan on an electric
n o t e there'a no need for gneaawork.
Ton can dial toy one ot at least ftva or
Wren exact heat settings. The heat it ax>
• t a m t d y controlled that potatoes and
1 can be cooked in as little a»
lu. .at
' one-hair cup of water. They simmer in
their own juices, retaining natural vitamins and color. When they arrive at the
table they have all their goodness intact
*A TO tiEMTUUOM...AM> THEU S u M
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soanel dspartsBcat and sobaeoiMSJtly verted ea dsa i
trataaa ef the eataasyees ksaefii
plan, anal iar Use easptsyeea' reloeatiea esnriee.
Frea M M 4 he
•taff work a the beaaflt <
K. M. Weeks of 32 Ford place: mem of the A T * T Co. Be
Murray Hill, celebrated hu 3Sth [returned le the Laboratories ta
assarrvraary af asrviet with Beg UM aad to m*. he was placed
Telephone Uhorsterias last hi charge of the employment
week. Mr. Weeks is labor rela- groups at both the Murray Hill
tions manager tor the Labor- and Whippaay Laboratories In
atories
tMg he assumed hu present
Mr. Week* wan burn in Brink- position as labor relations aaa
jlyn. and attended public schools ager
ithere lie received a BS deMr Weeks' ,» a member of
, gree from New York University Doha Upsilon Fraternity.
in 1126. ami joined the Laboratories upon graduation. For Current production ef di
< many \ears, he ua* engaged in. moods in the world weald tin
j statistical work in the account- 75 bushel basket* anmBy, »>»»•
ling department. In IMJ he be 73 buiheii of these coming
rame «•wilted with the per- from Africa
dial telephone central offices, *»•••
l'BXs. and transmission ayV He and his »<le. Kleaiwr.
tem». During World W»r 2 he nave been resident* ot Summit
worked on mechanical desmn ,._ u y e art
»f various lightweight radar .
"
»ystems primarily for u»e by
"Buglmuae Squai-e
i> the
the Marine Corps. He liter as name of a imall park in Chisuined responsibilily for trans- cago, situated on land given to!
mission and equipment d<- thr city with the imputation that
vi'lupmrnt fur variuua cariB-r it w»i to be a place of free
(elj-phone s)»t«.|ii» He pane;
p l t n j ln ,„,. iayine
ol t h , fir>t
transatlantic lelrpliuni' table in Hen* are .ihortsighted due
1*54
to their habit of feeding with
He was appointed to his pre Ihnr mxcjt clove to the ground.
sen/, poittion at director ol mil
side plant development in 1355.
QUALIFIED • PROMPT
with responsibility for the dc
velopment of UHMC paiin til tlie
COURTEOUS
telephone i-ystom uhich extiml
from the telephone central of
fiee to the customer's premise*,
including labio, wire and the
outside apparatus
Quality Is Our Motto
Mr, Lewis holds four patents
RoaVot 1 Racarti Maytn
in the field of switching sys
terns. He is a senior member of
the Institute of Radio Kn
SUMMIT TELEVISION
licensed pro-
I
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ftm*
Mum, Mi
Man Notes 35
Years at Bel
Several Summit Area resi- ford, M Orchard lane, all of
Berkeley HeighU.
dents are included on a list of
200 called for a special jury
The National sun- Bank of
panel in criminal trials to be
Elizabeth through j(g Summit
heard through July 21. Although
office was ' low. bidder for $Z,the courts recessed at the end
•90,000 in pruimibory notes (0
of June, at leaat one will conbe issued. by the city for the
SERVICE CENTER.
tinue to clear up a backlog of
financing of tlie new lunh school.
l i rranWin H.
Summit
criminal cases.
The local bank offered an inter- low
C l t v o f i i c j , u puintH out.
rate
of
I
n
per
cent.
Also
p
Those from Summit include
uSi g were
- Uie ^ m m T u ;i »nd repreaenla an extraordinary
Motor vehicle violations netted bidding
Mrs. Selma Binder, 15 WoodTruit; e v l ( j e n c c o r u, e ttnanclatutandJim UrTard
Taay I'lUarl
C and U
fern road; George H. Glaab, 11 nine drivers a total of {211 in Co.
Union t ounty Trustt Co.:
, n d c r r ( ,,, r , , l n l , o ( , h r C1(y
C : mK
m
Lewis avenue; John T. HarriOf
the
fcaouuuo
funds
not
Of the fc.aou.uuo.
not /IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIINIHHIIIIMUHIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIUIIIIU
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fines last week in Municipal immediately
needed funds
for con
son, 21 Dorchester road; Mrs.
ditl
dd f
""
Francis K. Tyaon, 15 Westmin- Court. Two of the defendants struction will he invested in
Announcement
ster road; Mrs. Frances A. were also denied their driver's. U. S. Treasury bills and notes 1*
and certificates of deposit
liceoies.
per cent to 3 per
The heavieat fine, $135, which cent with munihl> maturities 5
1
e>t lane, and Mn. Eliiabeth W.
Sikea 42 Valley View avenue, stemmed from three differentip^wi/H«| fund,, a , construction's
and Mrs. Katherine MacMas- charges, was handed to James progresses.
s
Butts of Jersey City. He was The total of the notes tjuct not {S
ter, 36 Glen Oaks avenue.
OPENS OfHCE AT:
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From New Providence and fin,d 1105 for operating a car represent the enure nut of the s
Berkeley Heights are Allan L. I without the owners permisakm, high school since equipment, | S
74 KECHWOO0 ROAD
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Latham of 275 South atreet, and SIS each on charges of care- landscaping and parking lot con =
SUMMIT
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New Providence; Mra. Sarah F. less driving and driving without struction is not included in the |c
Berry, 417 Timber drive, Berke- a license.
$2.<00.000.
|J
f hen* 273 • 7SS«
\
It is planned lu issue the
*| The penalty grew out of an bonds In UK) when Ihe entire SlimilMimilllllllMinilMIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMtlllllttlllllMMMIIMIIIHir
I accident on July 1 when Butta cost has Deri
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crashed into a parked car The
owned by Gerald V. Davit of K|
I
Known and Recommended for Quality
Ehn street, on Doreroua atreet
I near Elm alreet. The car was
taken without the knowledge of
its owner. Earl Nelson of U
Sayre street.
I Others fined included Thomai
CUWB nus moiM.
i Kruxe ot Scotch Plains on • Extremely effective college ptecharge
g of speeding. He was fined paratocy COUTM, with additional
$30 and denied hi! license for; m e n awilable 10 aasiat jtudena
six montlis. A M-day suspension obtain a complete command of
and a $15 fine w f nl to Juan D ^ mbjeas studied. Not t remeJ.mes of Eaat Orange for care j ^
1 ^
Road Violations
Cost 9 Drivers
Rues of $281
? Hampshire House * Summit
Thwu'av. July 13. I t i l
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OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9
0«a»airM.«Uaa<
401 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE
SUMMIT
T H t SUMMIT HtHALD.
Thursday. J«ty | | . [ » > |
TaaanasasSl «at Peart KsaSsM
av^*a**^B****aaa^*a*
Faith Lutheran Church ministration.
Saturday — g a.m.,
t e » . * * * * * * K. Sw*as*a,
of it-hour prayer vigil of
laasfcsghrtagSM
Saaday — S.JO a.m. aad U
Moray m
uoOM Bible
e
;
Today - 1 p.m., Board of Adworship and **rmoa.
Uaa Up aad Builq"; u * M ,
ienrtee o* groaad breaajag lor
new sanctuary; > P.m., Congregational fellowship and eotte*
boor; Nwreerr M all l e n i u s ;
4:*» p.m., Yooth reHew***)
Uiiw.
Wednesday — • p.»x. Altar
Guild.
^
Central
Presbyterian Church
Meats ft. * Men* A n .
«e». lakert • . W I J I I M DJD.
tar. CUraac* K. Davwea, BJ>.
ft**,
if*
Get These
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Front
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*B*aBBe^*ap^B*v
Friandt
SBMSJ
at UntvcrasQp ef
Baaday-U a.m. B»»«twsi Beaiety tt Friaada ( Q « a k e r a )
bold* Ma meeting lor warship at
MM YWCA. Bvaday aehool toe
Iraa it at tba same Urn*:
flatter* are wckoma.
Fountain Baptist Church
t l Cbestnt Arenas
l e v . U s e C sUeattek
^^^^e^^^M-
aaa^a^aa^easaaa.
V^BBSasaSBVa
of tonnrnasMli held
tfs* weak af JnJy > lor
boys in the JaeJor and teaior
Page I)
diviaioa* are a* Mtsws: Aaior
Marks CG DivWoa: A aoMeekay tearaaBMat was won by Carl Uelni
Huge Turnout
Mount Oliva Tampfa,
U.H.C.
•under —!:M a.m., Worship
service and iarmoa by Dr.
let.
Bitartt,
D*#i*on, "OB Cateaiag tba
Wrosf Bos."
Moadiy — T:M pm., Soy Today-* p.m., EvangeUetk
serrie*.
Scoot troops «2 and i d .
a.*... Kale
Tuaaday — 1 p.m., Central Sunday - »
sehoal;
11:10 a.m., MornJag
Club stadjr group la louage.
worship and sarmoa wttta special prayer for sick and s a w
Una Hill
ll Chapel
las; S : » p.m., 1
Ckataaas
C
kt
T*w*aUe
TU
Holy Association.
Bav. LeEey C. Weaker
Tu**day—s p.m.
dapartmeat.
Suaday — 1:30 a.m. u d U
a.m., Worship services and ser- Community Chrlttiaij,
moa by Rev. Wtbbar, "Jesus
Church
tha Pharisees;" 7:30 p.m.,
(Madptas • ! dsrist)
Evening service and sermon,
Bev. Charlaa B. WB
Jr.
"The Prize for the Overcomer;" Baptism of members.
CBMRT
• « * * « as Cdksaa at Jasjr TalQ'
a ^^^^^me*" & « .
aad Valarte MeW.
»Ut«l
FUACBH - lev
Herbert Alfred HsmUton
Sessex, England, will he f a s *
p r e a c h e r on S u n d a y »t:
C h r i s t Chureh duruw the)
eombined worship service of
Christ Church aad the Methodist Church heginomg at 10 a.m.
Mr. Hamilton is chairman ol
t h e Congregational U n i o n
Church ol England and Wales
and the minister of Union
Church, Brifhtoa. Trained at
Lancashire College. Mr Hamilton ha* (pent many years in
the yoong people's department
of the Congregational Unioa
and at WesthiU College wbere
b* taught before urnming la*
present datie* la 1SH
Hawiatsalo aad Dave HarrW
lathe
( M
ap assitka* at Us* order
•aaaed. In a eaekefaail ton)
hy Frank
O'Aamiee aad James Hankie.
A liubln boneaboe tourna
Vir
meat was won by James Pign*
sn tbe
teUo aad Frank D'Amico with
aai Jae> TaKr were Fred MeUilo and Carl Melni in
IKML
tae runner up position.
girb' dj- In the senior division: Jamei
Leadteg the
Rrst Church of Christ, Scier
m . _
EASTERN FUEL CO.
Sunday — S a.m., Holy Com
nuuaoa; 10 am.. Morning pray
er sod sermon; Child car* provided.
A i m y IB
Anthony LaSaBe, eon of Mr
and Mrs. Angelo LaSaJle at 1$
Mm street, is serving wtth tie
army In Korea. A ISM graduate of Summit High School, be
w**a*KMiat«d with, tee AaP
at New Providence before
entering the service. Mrs. LaSane reside* at Union.
_.tn
A Branch of The Mother Chureh. The First Ch'u"
SeknUst in Boston. Hassaehuutu
Sunday Services at U A.M. Sunday School \\
Wedaescay Testimony Meeting at 1:15 i>'
Christian Science Reading
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Friday evenings 7:10 to S.SO (except July aod
after the Wednesday maetinf. Literature on On,
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THROUGH our nation-wide affiliations we
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»«»jmt pl,y
In the junior
AttocUoa U held
«n» with « loui
jest David Qoimby aatnaad
ls a seeood all obaOatxran, Mewed by Bar- Memorial
ry Bennsmpp, Pnak ZotU and
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Up
P t y e r i a b i l k i f d p l a M : w t B l l Doaal Beyaaldt.
m tbe
be baa
Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Morning
worship aad sermon, "What
Doe* God Require?"; 10:30
a.m.. Church aehool classes. (All
•
Sunday — I I. m., Worship aarvices held it New Proviservice u d sermon. "Sailing dence High School.
Against the Wind," 9.30 • m.,
Church school; 11 ». m.. Wor- Preibyfertan Church
ahip service* and sermon by
r i i w U m QassiH H*e*l»g OH. It ii super-refined and Rev. Elmer William* of First
Be*. Blebard A. Bryta
tptcially compounded fo five better performance in Baptist Church, Viux Hall.
j
Sunday - 10 a.m. Morning t h e "Old sow" mural in the
Wednesday
8
p.
m.,
Bible
any oil burner.
bi
worship and sermon by Rev. page one photograph in bet
study and prayer service; SenClyde E. Reiyta on "Save (he week'* iaau* ia tbe one located
laeWdWiaed Castem Heetiaf flaw? Care. W . pro. ior choir rehearsal
Family."
vide guaranteed mechanical lervice that is matched
in tha Summit office of th* NaChrktian Sciatic*
tional State Bank of Elizabeth
to the wanti of *ach customer and* needs of his
Christ
Church,
Summit
and not in the Summit Tract
equipment.
Church
(BaptM aad Congregational) Co., as atated. Both banks have
Ai«.
rwrstMafltwaJ AaraiaaHc Batheries. W * watch the
New England at •prmgfield Av. mural* of the historic Revolutiooary gun.
weather end unfailingly assure you of eH the fuel
sta*M K. BanweO
you need.
CHRISTIAN SCnCNCX
U
LEMON-SERMON
lasteet K M a f r V y — l . You set t h * terms—pay
Enrichment of ttf* through Sunday - 10 a.m., Mommg
for H o m i Guardian Heating In only the months and
spiritual understanding of God warship wish the Methodist
amounts you say.
a theme to b* brought out Church at Christ Church 1
Sunday at Christian
•mon by Rev. Herbert A.
Moaltor Chechia? That Preveah Woete. A ipacial
•ervioe*.
Hamilton; Church school aad
monitoring lystem keeps track of your heeting plant
One of the Scriptural selec- child care group* daring church
performance and hold* costs down. Home Guardian
tions in tiie Leston-Sermon on
Heating saves money.
the subject of "Lift" Is
John (17): "And this U Ufe eterSt. John's
CaU la Today. Arrange tor Next Winter
nal, that they might know the*
Lutharan
Church
the only true God, and Jesus
U DeFereet Area**
Christ, whom thou hast nut.
Bar. W. 8. Htssasa. Fb.D.
Prom "Science and Health
with Key to the Scripture*" or Sunday — 1:30 a.m. Church
Mary Baker Eddy this piuage aehool; The service and sermon
will be read: "Ignorance of by John Elstad, seminary stu
God is no longer th« stepping dent; Nursery.
_• i < HWOAO S I H t E I SUMMIT
atone to faith. Tbe only gaarantee of obedience I* a right
Calvary
apprehension of Him whom to
Episcopal Church'
know aright 1* Life eternal
DePereM and Waedland An*.
(p.vii).
Bev. Elaser T. Francis,
Bector
Bev. B. E.Dtean
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kJANY years of experience M d
ITI
the finest training combine to
nuke Burroughs and Kohr pruiesiotul work consistently outstanding.
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SUMMIT, M.).
Rwi sales are
skyrocketing
SI2ZUNG
SPECIALS
CHAIRS • TAJIK
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United
Rat-CUti.
af Ma*wewaa*J
PAYING BILLS
u i o snintOMiD AVL
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T H E E A S Y W A Y . . . with ***** fro. Union County Tra* Com.
'
•May. Doa't you wane time running froa place
u> place to pay bill* opea TOUT checking acBoaat
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PAINT
you. Eajoy mtiwmmn iipasaa aad sasaaaaai
movtpicne* with a dwHring aceouat at say M
our 10 convenient location*. Be s e n to pick eat
a supply of our handy POSTAGE PAID BOTH
WAYS bukinf by nail form*.
Better living begin* at your full'Service bank
1
nion County frost Company
Serving You In
Summit
Bftotey Htltjhh
30 Maple Street
350 Springfield Avenue
Eight other convenient office* tn
EUZAKTH • LINDEN * CRANFORD
STOP-SWAP-SAVE NOW DURING YOUR FORD DEALER'S SWAPPING
Gifts ft Greetings
for Yon—through
WELCOME WAGON
from Your Friendly
Business Neighbors
and Civic and
Social Walfara
Leaders
CR 3-3590
STOP spending on an old car.
SWAP now for a '61 Ford. Sale* »r»
up and your Ford Dealer is in a posi' boo to pay top dollar tar your
trade-in.
SAVE with the car that's butt l a be
more servica-free. A '61 Ford goes
30,000 mies between chassis lubrications, 4,000 miles between oil
changei. adjusts its own brakes,
guard* its own muffler, never needs
sssndng, protects Its own body.
ACT NOW and save plenty during
your Ford Dealer's gigantic Swapping
Bee. Special low prices. Extra-high
trade-in allowances. Low bank-rate
financing. Easiest terms possible.
Coma in today. Get the
deal in t o w n . . . immediate «•
on any one of a wide w" e ( y"'
Fords and Falcons. SwaPP1*
never been better! Hurry..•«•
to your nearby Ford Deals"
bee-u-UM buy now.
ALLEN-TOBIN MOTORS. INC
331 Morris Ave., Summit, N. J.
WORegister At
H Playground
BH Summer
Playgrounds
,ley •eights - Berkeley Third grade strongmen were
ULUVJ opened to attend- Wayne JJoodie, John KukU
•cord* reaching over UO Douglas Brush, Terry Duke,
ilert at each session. TheJTberese Brady. Vivian Rcindel
xind opened wtth much and Valerie Reiadel.
" » • ' • « «' Among
and QMs Aass S la la)
tey Hay grates': Hour*
» a-ss. la U. t to 4 SO p m. Director:
Herbert
Pennoyer;
Leaders: Miss Mary Lou Verenaok and Miss Marcia Tamaroff.
^J*?'/
Notify The
Pott Office
Driver Bruised
Cor Accident
Toanuhlp wS'^l^t'^!^^!^.'"
car «aa daa*-
Employees
Attend Hearing
Berkeley M i t t s employee* who wished to attend asked to notify the post office,
**m
the public bearini ia Trenton on m writiac of the darattsa a f ' a n ssa
programming many v . r woedrow. Glenn Wojteeh. Soar
*«*•»
on H.rrold. Donn. (*rotomo,
scavenger bunt items in- Donna McCarthy and Janice
bird feather, three i Reindel.
Ihe same liM, a large Kilth grade wiaawra wen Jowtitc stone, and a four anae Kukis, Valerie Lein. Tom
uver. There were more i Francis, John Schleft. Mara
Is entrici in the contest,! MattMo and Teddy Ward
Icavenger hunter, were A m o n g ^ nYl
tta MH
Humenck
[Scharz
Wood.
, JeB Woodrow and,
Rusaell Smalley, I
DeWitt, Pat SchwarU
morning 130 exMcCarthy.
ungster* witnessed the
Next week* program of arts!
lure and action story,
and crafts includes. Thursday, |
irooper '
tVtherbsU contestt for ' »
I i m b U, I k <:M
Im
a*
Dim-tor: Mis* Bamc la wva*\ OUSMIUO* m
Sprowlei;
Leader*:
Han7 N«w Jersey oa Wednesday
b m aad Miaa Mareta Ta«ala de s e e r the Townrail
K stesr Depart
Tanisys: Boater 1MB fieThe
( a a : 111 p.m. Boys aad Girts
• y Mayor George T.
Gndei t-10-U-U at H k t
School Gym.
beef...
« • aa* aUt aaa «ha aatinL
mi of Mr Zabf 11 car wat
I k e Fare Department was
a a d i e a a W la waah the road of gas
• j a m e leak roaaWiag freea fee
Robert A. Brydon
Phimbtnf • Haatni
Gai CoBveriiom
Fureacei Water Heaters
|for the 10 and under
i'arwater'1 Ronny Bakfirst place in the 25-
less Wins
Crown
IthYear
back from his opp-2 lead. Al Burgess
, Dr George Himadi.
to retain the men's
tluh championship for
'i consecutive year at
nit Tennis Club Sun
rally led to one of
t finals sets in recent
ampionship
CB J-O41
ms-tin
became it's
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sftsraur I** umimtm
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ar«»»i damn !*• *W/ d w w «"V Unnu -*-J-^ j - ••
mtmrm fUn»r/ui, h*—r4muint .. . irmawd rln if a W —km* wm^U 4mm . . . m
M i c l w mtm frr rmv mumry . . . M M rutiB! H T— a m aw fmmr mmt « pm
. . rwrnll MM i. rrr -4 ~jr
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Sherry Morgan of Clrarwjl-r
excelled for the 11 and 12 girls
by placing first in three events.
Ann McDowell of Noe Pood wen i
the 25 meter breiststroke and
her sister. Martha, took two j
second-places For the ll anj
12 boy*. Rosa Taylor of Clear-'
water and John Bittner of Noe i
each won two events with John
ilso taking a second. Dave
Steele of Noe captured two »eeonds and a third place.
Noes Nancy Wendler dominated the 13 and 14 girl* by taking three first places. lindj
Hamlin of Clearwater took a
firat and s second place. Fur
the 13 ind 14 boys, Jim Fix of
Nee Pood won three events, and
Noes Bill Freese took a lint
and two seconds Stu DeaJka of
Not
captured two second
places
In the IS and 1« girls age
group, Carol Moore of Clear'
water won the 100-meter freestyle, snd Barbara Sweeny
of Noe's took the 100 meter individual medley. Penny Buxtun
of Clearwater finished second
hi both event*. Terry Perlet
won the races for the 15 and !«
Clearwater boys. Jim Forbes
and Wayne Willis of Noe Pond
were runnersup.
QVAUTY
KINGS. At
COMMUTERS
COTKE
learwater Bows to Noe
Mid Swimmers 174-110
J and one second-place
SUMMIT
*!}*!*•
braiding and lacing; Monday.
i the tenior divifioiu, un
leathercraft; Tuesday, metalI Corky Moan waa the viecraft and copper enameling;
kh Bob Brandt la tecood,
Wednesday, braiding and lacporman Opaaabciner in
ing; and Thursday, tilecrafl.
>!«*. The junior division
The creative art program is:
pill champion w n Dave
with Frank Burna in Thursday, spatter printing; Friaod Dennis day, sponge printing; Monday.
in third place.
I P»P" architecture; and Tnesng Thursday events it in-! <*»y. copper enameling
| a aaaalc pregram led ay i The tournament of the week
Kurtt. The program ef- will be iron horseshoes. The *peber eatlet for yoaag- cial eveats' scheduled will in
presents ssmther facet I elude the following events:
playgrounds activities Thursday, Turtle Derby and
and girls af each age Frog Jumping Contest; Friday,
ag la daring the vs- Bicycle Rodeo. Monday, Peanut
' program.
Hunt; Tuesday, Novelty Track
f-war winners ia the pri- Meet; Wednesday, Whistling
• were: Jimmy Conk- and Laughing Contest; and
#e Gerolamo, Doris Rei- Thursday, a Talent Show
Illy Conkiss, Jerry Dickie, The feature film will be shown
firtin. Richard O'Rcagan, on Wednesday, July Uth, at 9:30
Sftcphard, Dennis John- a.m. will be the exciting thriller
I Walter Wolff.
i the 7th Voyage of Sinbad.
p*«turdty st Clearwiter
lew Providence the Noe
[Hub chalked up a 174 to
cry over a hard- fighting
later swimming team.
|the 10 and under girls'
ummers, Kathy Mues
> first place* and a secKsren BlodgeU with
and two seconds, turnIne performsneet. Noe's
•enkins won two first
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ob Jeffrey in a gruelI hour battle, M, S-7.
defeated Bill GiUoo,
t...AUSoiid Me*
CoitXS TO
Boneless Chock Roast
Tennis Club
AutDJDjUon has hit the tennis I
'"'
t e m e d with wtfe, *cpurttile huiband ind You now no longer "neoa a I
tournament from Bob partner to play tennia. A "Ballt
j Jeffrey, 6-1, fro. Semi. Boy" machine will play with j
' were Patty and Bill you. It never tire*, doesn't j
defeated by the Jrf contradict you on the score.'
M and Sto and Abby i and seldom place* a ball where
were taken by the. you don't expect it.
The Ball Boy just sit* on the
S, 8-2, «-4.
distaff aide, Virginia service line and automatically !
and Rose Jacobs won fires balls every few seconds f
liry Powell and Helen It'* marvelous for beginners
weak
V finals of the women's ind for practicing
| B0, S-3. D»vie Nycum strokes. It can be set to send
nnie Hagstrum went balls to forehand, backhand
the Powell-Lee team slow or fast, high or low.
In the semi-finals. Also
"Rich" Holden, manager for
lists were Betty Mac- thai Summit Tennis Club, this ^
|nd Hope Robinson who year haa been using the |
the Dearborn-Jacobs machine quite extensively in
Jtion, 2-6, 8-2, 6-4.
lessons. Appointments for lesI the women's singles sons may be made by club
impionship still unde- member* or non-dub members
the tournaments are by calling the clubhouse, CR. 3.
[ until after Labor Day. 9641.
doubles sod the
A pre-med student at the
ubles will be played at University of Vermont, holder
has previously been teaching
< will be awarded at a , tennia *t day camp* and townto be held is Octo- *hip clinics in Chatham and
Florham Park.
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SUMMIT
784 SPRINGHEL0 AVE. SUMMIT
321 SPRINGFIELD AVL, SUMMIT
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asetddbeesamhttd aad treated by a mhystdan. Tvtanui shots may or may . . . la us,
to Atafc toeV Bs-ae,
not be seeded. Your doctor will T— Mfclas
Mrs. Herbert C. Dews* of
By Bryaes L. Jeaes, M.D.
deckle
this, la all case* the
altar fir*. aad|
1st Blaekbera reed, dies wdanimal must b* placed m quar•eaiy at bar aeeit ea Wjr 1 Cheryl Batjjaaai boAexai a
sanerriston
eaaOe aad drawbridge. Second One of the meat eaeamea end water, apptyiaf enuaepue
•as wst H.
*r by
cools
MNwIT I HICKOI, a
_ contactTk,
to Pat Lock and Pat event* which cause peak Is to solution, and bandaging ai may
Bora ia Broofcrra, Mrs. Dew- place
be necessary: This is the same ing year local pettee depart
urt
ty lived at LaG range, Dl Isr Ueettek. Wrst atae* for age be bittea by some animaL Most
treatment that should be given ment, or the Society for the
» yean before moving bare 11 groan t-M weat ts Cart Valen people know that something to any Injury iavolviag a break '• Prevention of Cruelty te AJUyean ago. She had bean a daa* bafldsag a rattle with t drsstlc sbooldbe done, but there
Ct 7-1427
is the skin. Saecooxly, the vari- mala.
•umber of Emanuel Church, lion's den. Secern, place went ts is much confusion as to what
LeGraoge, for 70 years. She Kathy Early. First place win- that something U, eseept to; out types of possible IsratuMi
run hysterically to a doctor for : must be considered. These
was also a member of Calvary ners * » • « M age group were
dl It iis ttrue tthat
ht b
t iin- wounds
d may b
m
I f t d
a needle.
bete
become
infected
Episcopal Chorea and me Got- Larry Hays sad Charles Wei
baOiUBg a whirlpool and juries are ipeciil and mutt be' just *t any injury which break*
daa Age Ctab.
went to'bandied in a special manner, the skin may become infected.
ditch.
Cw**. Holett
,„,.,.
Mrs. Dewey is survived
Mac-1 but the alarm over the em*r- In addition two diseasei may be
aad
Normifl B Baaseher
Editor
Edward C. SherMaa
Advertising
•(her husband, a daughter, lira. Leod. First far the 4-6 age gency should not be exsggerat- acquired through dog (or any
M ptr yetr IT, sdvsnce
Singi* cosies U eaatt
Back copies ?0 eeal* eaca
Ernest M. May of 57 Colt rosd, group went to Laurence O'Ms- ed beyond that of an equivalent, other animal) bite.
Published by the hummi* Publishing Ce, everj Taarsday it B Bank Street,
a sister, Hiai Florence North- boney, building a volcano and Injury
caused
by another
The first tateatt is tetanus,
Summit. New Jtney.
Entered as second class flutter October S, IBs* at the po«t ofThe needle which physician*
nip, and three grandchildren. second pisce went to Susin Dill. source.
1
ftce. Summit. N. i., under u t of lurch 1, 1(70. Owned and OfenMd by Eve Forbes
Funeral service* were held
The children spent the after- There art several steps to be five st the time of injury ii a
and Carl S. Halett.
jlast Thursday at Calvary Epis- noon wife Mrs. Che»lrr making,.
copal
Church.
Interment
wss
ks
All Departments
ClUstvlew 1-eMS
lanyards aad plaster mcMi.
jby a dog. First, tb* injury
441 Sprinffield Ave.
j , »f||, { ^
Oakwood Cemetery. Chicago.
should be attended to by wash- completed and maintained their
Monday morning a checker
JULT u.
ing the wound wen with soap baby shots hive been immun
CR
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tournament was held aod after
iied against tetanus. It is safe
Charles E. SefM
many hoars of hard thinking!
to wait 12 to M hours alter a
1 Charles E. Soffel of II Gate*
and use of strategy, seven win-1 Terrell. Paul Paytaa, Barbara bite to give this needle. A
avenue died at Overlook Hot- ners wer, vietorioui
They j Kennedy and Winnie Gannon. tetanus shot does not protect
w
There i> a Hying that to be big, you and hardware ttor,: fcW.it can and doe, * £ . - * » * * '» «
were: KaUf? Terrell. Mike All day Wcdnesdsy one of the , , , „ , , , development of in
Mr. Sottel was bom at Newhave to think big. With that thought in provide an assortment of goods and
Winnie
Gannon, biggest evenU of the week w « f e c t i o M
to , u t ¥ p , , 0 ,
. , ark and had lived here for the O'Mahoney,
khk
t t
tournament.
Margie MacLeod, Pete Kandrat, held, a nok-hockey
mind, we like to call attention to the sta- services equal to any of the large cities : j , ,
He was s oneml- Rhoda Esrly and John Gianu First pUce In the I *nd under w o u n d , i n d m o r c importantly
( K yttn.
j ^ , D M d | e &ott
^
tistic* on Summit compiled by Sale* Man- nearby and to any other neighboring com- cal operator at Kelete CorporaExciting g a a e s of DotfgebaU group went to Cberlet Gorton •
ribies. the disease most
agement Magazine and published last rnunity. The old cornplawit
of
"I
couldn't
uon.
Berkeley
HeighU.
He
was
p
were also played. Team one snd lecond place went to Lau- feared when a person is bitten
veter
week which list the net effective income of find
f i d what
h II wantedd h
" no llonger h
l d ** veter
?» «J
«J JJ ?? ^^ "" 22 ll nn dd eapuiaed by Laursine Mstson rence O'Mahoney. la aV age by some animal.
here"
holds
?»
our city lor last year at $75,789,000 and of
tm
MIF FUND
A mutual investment fund whidj
won Brst game Her members group t-lJ BUI Caruso took first Twelve or more shot* must be
water. Instead our local merclunt. can say , '
* £j?°*
New Providence at $26,813,000. It probablives most attention to common stocks selected k
Mark Can, Jeff Fuico, pisce while Tony Fvtco came given over a period of two
without h^iution. "You name it. well Jj
% wen:
income.
Tony Gianii Harvey Gannon, in second.
ly comes as newt to many that such a treweeks Io imn uaiie a patient
ft ll a son, Charles, and a daughter, Carl Maulbeck, Jim McCollough, On Thursday, me children against rabies. This special
mendous buying potential exists in these
Summit residents can point with pride ' Kathleen both K home; a bratti- Sal Kerby. Mike O'Mahoney and: ran io pillow caie and obstacle vaccine causes msny side
two communities.
to the fact that the city has 238 retail out- er. Warren, of ColonU, and s Kathy Terrell. Chain dodgeball, j race*. These were followed by effeett including high fevw
fund which fives moat attention to common ttoon I
The Sales Management figure* show lets handling every type of merchandise • * «B • »"•
D0™"* Becbtold a new game to the playground. a playground cook-out. After when it ii used. It is expensive,
selected for capital growth pouibilUit*.
«u«'r"le,
that Summit, a town with the highest per from automobile* to hair nets. Furtherwas woo by team A raptsined the picnic, the boya started and can be produced in only
for a Prospectus snd new Information Folder an
by Jeff Fusco. Memberi were practicing for the Memorial small quantities. It is given only
family income in Union County and the - o r . ft- 2 3 . store, are conven-nt.y
Mutual Investing Foundation without cost or obit*
Mark Carr, Pete Kandrat. Joe Field softball team which will when a person is bitten by an
fifth highest in the state, continues to re- ! located in a "one park to shop arrangegetion, fill in coupon below and mail to-.
Springfield avenue.
McNenamy, Harvey Gannon, compete with the other play- animal known to have rabies,
main a market of the highest quality. This | merit. There ia no need to travel congested
or
when
a
person
ii
bitten
by
John Glank. Douglas MacLeod grounds in Summit.
Geerge H. Kepaart
should be encouraging to our local met-1 highways and buck traffic.
and Mike O'Mahoney.
j Thursday sfternoon the girU a itray animal which cannot
chants as well as any others who eye Sum- j
George
H
Kephart
of
5
Irving
A yo yo contest was won by brought in their doQa for the be found and examined.
There is no question about it. local
1 * 1
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•eksTsVasBBBsl 1 M * .
Place died a week ago Monday j Joes Giaais, Sally Guthrie, annual show. Dolls receiving One of the most important
mit as a site for a new enterprise.
sales arc growing each year as more and in
Overlook Hbspltat after
"
a Douglas MacLeod, Margie Mac ribbon* belonged to Mary Beth things to be done is to place the
PIMM MM4 MS fPVS IMIS SM
However, it is well to not* that local more residents find it easier and more short illness. He wt «
mmr. i
Senior. Debbie Voetseh, Susan biting animtl under quarantine
fjaod aod Bernie Yeager.
wmiieeMlfaiie.
.retail sale* for last year were $43,684,000, ' fruitful to do all their shopping at borne
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. A story telling contett
Ann Hall. Geraknne O'Maoo- tor a period of two weeks. If the
a little more than half of the total income Y e t the fact that $32 million still finds Kephart lived in Summit for the Wednesday was divided Intojney, Ann MeAnany, Susan animal becomes ill during this
ytut
of $75,789,000. This means that slightly its way into the tills of out-of-town stores ! t a l t u
two groups. ( and under and [Dill, Kathleen Uverty, Patsy period of time from rabies, the
more than $32,105,000 per year was spent i is a matter to be given serious considera- Mr. Kephart served in the 7-1. Susan DUl took first place! KenU, Ginger O'Mahoney, Mar bitten person must takjp_ the
Navy from MM to US. He had is the age group I and under,'gsret O'Mahoney, Julie Thayw, series of rabies shots U the
by local families in out-of-town stores, i tion.
employed by numerous with Jane Hall taking second! Princes Webb and Cheryl Biag- animal remains healthy, [he
cnv.
This we find hard to understand.
It would seem proper and fitting; for
,._„.. for
.„. more
shots are not necessary.
u . . . piace. Ia the T-a age group G r- htm.
ss s csrpenter
f
We do not believe that town loyalty the Development Program Committee and than jo years until his retire- ahttne O'Mahoney and Susan
When anyone is bitten by say
The judges' favorites belonged
should dictate how the consumer dollar i» other business organisations interested in I M O t (lv * years igo.
Ann Hall tied for first while to Susan and Debbie Moss, l i s a
D U T B UTOTICS
spent and everyone from an individual the future of Summit to select as a project ._"• te*vei "" •"*•• Mrs. Karen Lock was second
Thomson flu Joky
Ogonaly, Lynn Senior. Sally
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t
economic viewpoint should get most value an analysis of reasons why enough local
•oa,
Guthrie and Ginger Garret
of
Scfaenectady,
N.
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"gjf r
for his dollar. But we honestly feel that j families prefer to shop elsewhere
best selection belonged to Susan
aad three frandehildreo.
local merchants can offer, and do offer,
Mora important even than pin-pointThe funeral wsi held last Fr|merchandise on terms equal to any other ing the reasons these families do their dsy st Waymart, f»a.
locality. Summit is not a "service" town, , ahopping outside of Summit is the correcAiaxsawtr CasssUass, Jr
offering its residents only a few basic I tion of the factors that lure them to outAlexander ChambUas, Jr. ef
needs, such as s barbershop, food store i of-town stores.
Minnffaa, a termer resident of
IUM
SUMM
ERAID
Me ear vuk a saaa
pUee
U-U we** to
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INVESTMEJjr-SECURITIES
- MUTUAL FUNDS
W. L Canady & Co., Inc.
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TWO WAYS TO SHAM
IN AMERICA'S FUTURE
MIF Growth Fund —
JOHN T. SANDS
HERITAGE
New Providence, died last
Thursday at his home after •
hng illness. He m i 32.
Mr Chambkss was bora at
, _ , . , _
, M l * * and unto list year had
Since nothing in this life is certain ex- j for granted, but coupled with the cultural | been a resident of New Provi
cept death and taxes, and death i* the end- advantages of a community that has s good deace. He waa service masall of human problems., taxes than are library which will be better as soon a* ex- | ' f e r , f ^ M ' ^ e r Ch«vrotet. lac
something which arc of prime concern t s I pension ia completed, an excellent school 'n-,^ ofworid He wti
2.
all of us while we remain among the living. system, plus free concerts provided by the He is survived by
kit wife,
While it ia certainly obvious that our city snd a highly developed recreation pro- Mrs. Dorothy Moreland Chamfaxes have risen tremendously during the : g/am, there is really no comparison. And basi; a daughter, Carolana: a
last decade, recent talk about tn alleged • although the city is committed to a $3,- son, John; kii psreots sad a
stater
skyrocketing of city taxes does not seem ' 000,000 high school aa well as a $600,000 Services wen held Moaday at
to us to be justified in light of services library and other increasing municipal the Brough FunersI Home,
available.
needs which will hike our tax rate, money Springfield avenue
jJvatTw
A calm, calculated evaluation of Sum- is the. price to be paid for being able to
Brews
mit's position in relationship to most com- ' take advantage of the advantages.
Ivaa W. Brown, a former re*t
munittes in the state, including our nearby
It is a well-known fact that new prop- dent of Summit, died at Ridgeneighbors, indicates that while for the first erty owners in the city, who have moved ay. Pa., of a heart attack
time this year Summit hit the $7.16 mark, from adjoining towns, find that although Sunday while playing golf at the
County Country dub. He
nearby communities have been burdened ; they tend to buy more costly
than Elk
w l l £2
with much higher tax rates (or many more { their previous dwellings, invariably find
Mr. Brown wat born in Little
yean.
| their taxes are not too much higher, p_j in Britain, Pa. He attended Penasome
cases,
aven
less.
'srlrsnii
S t a t s University
Not only have neighboring tax rates
One particular homeowner we kaowiwhere he wai an outstanding
climbed to almost astronomical figures,
but services offered in no way compare who moved from a $19,000 home in ,!*•*»••« P»ver and mUrcat.
lagiate wrestling champion
with those available here at home.
rby town, found upon moving into a 111*. He was griduatod in
While others may have to content { **W>00 home here, that his taxes were ex-' with a degree te enemies)
themselves with various volunteer organ- actly the same. Whereas the advantages gineering
M
lpkl
izations for the benefit of public safety. of the community, to say nothing of the j. •*• M re t| i»?
Summit boasts a police department second superiority of his nsw home, were far in :™ t]t^n^ttnttT
b y «.„
g
i s none in the state, sapakl fire department excess of the previous town
Laboratories, originally in New
augmented by a highly trained volunteer
In regard to revaluation, it is quit* York and bter at Murray Hill
group, snd a city garbage collection force certain that anyone whose horn* has been He bed Hved ia Mvpssieend,
which performs services most take 'or recently uprated, would not seriously con- from the time ht went to work
granted.
sider taking less than the prevailing for Bell Laboratories jmtll
when he moved to Summit, livIn contrast, other communities for the market rats on a sale, even though he ing at 1 Euclid avtnue. After
most part have almost skeleton police would be quite content to pay taxes on an retirement he spent the winters
forces, volunteer fire departments and at outmoded and unrealistic appraisal.
at Del Ray Beach, r i s . He
the same time residents must pay to have
All in all, while not pleading for higher
their refuse carted away.
taxes, taken in the total context of the He wsi a member of BaHaiThese art seemingly mundane and or- world we live in, and the city wt enjoy, rol Golf Club. Del Ray Beach
Country d a b and the Elk Coundinary things which we all too often take we are not bad off tax-wise.
How Much Doei $7.16 Buy?
FintSim 1812
J
ty Country Club.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
lawns on s summer evening. Even after Louise Singer Brown; s daught e r Mrt. Paul Y. McCormick
much thought, we can't conjure up a deaf 'oT New irk, Del two brothers.
Current Comment
Oaacag • the resale r*a4
(Springfield, alas*. Union)
"'
Dancing apparently has gone off in
many directions since the days when wa
had the courage to get our feet tangled up
publicly in the simple steps of a waltz or
fox trot. The little we know about western dancing has only incraased our admiration for the nimble practitioners of the
old soft shoe, snd we have never been
bitten by the square dance bug.
In our ignorance, therefor*, we presumed, on resding the headline. '"Water
Dance' Causes Hassle On Park Board."
in our favorite morning newspaper recently, that the article pertained to swimmers who go in for ballet movements in
the water instead of the Australian crawl
or breast stroke. We couldn't have been
more surprised if we read that Yogi Berra
had won a trophy for toe dancing than we
were when we learned that the hassle was
.over square dancing in the paddle pond
in Forest Park.
The realization of how far the world
has left us behind was stunning. Here we
had been smugly associating square dancing with country barns or with lovely j
picture of it being done in the water. Do A1**"" °' Nottingham, Pa., and
\~
.Gilbert of Christiana, rVa.; two
the woman wear dresses with those bil- sisters. Mrs. Dsvid Knot of
lowy
skirts? The dresses
must
look
a Atfjen. Pa. and Miss Kliia
. . . .
, ,
_.
; Brown of Asbury Park, snd four
fright after a couple of sets. Do the man j grandchildren
sashay around in long trousers? If they
do, drip-dry materials must be the answer.
(Continued from Page 4)
Ar* the dancers bare-footed? Do they
games, contests aad tournawear swim suits? Somehow or other, such ments.
'
Fridsy morning the children
pictures are out of focus in our mind.
We have no desire to take sides in the
controversy in which the president of a
square dancing club said a Park Department official called his group "donkeys"
and told him the group "would look like
darn fools dancing around in the water."
The aesthetic angles should1 not be obMembers, New York Stecfc
Eichaage
scured by sny such haggling, and we think
the. park official's denial that be had made
COMPLETE
such statements should be accepted and
INVESTMENT
that this part of the issue should be
and BROKERAGE
dropped.
SERVICE
The cultural aspect should be the sols
119 Sans** Ai
question. Is square dancing in the water
(Bseeart riser)
something that should not be denied
Springfield residents? Is the city lagging
Hae*«N k. ban. Jr.
behind by barring use of the paddle pond j
Cftastvifw 3-21M
for this lively an ? The issue should be j
studied' ami not dropped perfunctorily. J
Huge Turnout
Craigmyie
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sadathara-.J. DtaMt, «i a t Park av«a«a. THt SUMMIT HWALD,
l t f " *» t»1fMMtrBMakta>
Army in UM.
•a Mafia atnat aaaa ta a* eaaMrtad tor Ubrary u*e. th* aav
BaM will nrovid* lot th* lota of
Mr. Wafer, wfca U
1)
to tk* pretiitaat
i tout.
tat, m
national,
a
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of
HeifhU
ulfBt
have
It
y
Mobil* Oil Co., m bore at Nawid by Ik*
dod. B M — . . - ^
to», Maaa. In U S . and attaadod
• • a partl f l 'Sop«redtad b a n
The dHhraa** of public achoola then. Ha aa»lj~™ " f™
(Owtinued (roaa p*|* 1)
Coaatrv Day
Dayf"* " • • "*
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Bi
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Bennett, tha IMN « u
BrooUiae. Maaa., aid
[" t« $ u HlUoa oa B«B
BA defra* troa W*V With pan of aha parUac art ta ha foaot for aaatoaariac
Uanu Collet*. Mr. WaOar it
abo a gndaaU of U» Harvard
Graduate School of Bnittiaa
AdmioiitraUoB which award**
from p t ( e 1) him an MBA.
Ty*on, ahe " " •
He hat aervad on tevaral
| major at Wallealey, Brayton PTA committee* aad It
I U * mooth. She alao a toram aMtabar of the Lay
uata of K M I Place Comaitta* eg Education Mr.
Waller hi currently treasurer at
tnianyU» volunteer* the Junior Hlfh PTA and a
fbrtt of a total of « dtaeon at Central Pretbywriaa
receive VISA;Church,
this year. Othert, From 1M3 to IMS he •erred
t in Germany, Prance, with tb*j Army Air fort* at a
iitemaU, India. Pakis- pilot with the rank of first
jhe United State*.
l ieut.
ISA . program
will
k , Mr
and Mn. Waller are tka
Mr and
, .
both aervlce and ed-; p a r e n t I <rf tW o cniUren, David,
opporiunitiet f o r | j , , , .tudtnt at Briylon School, I
plf which may lead < a D d Su»in, a atudevt at * •
i in international tent. Junior Htfh.
, only one of the youth Mr.
_ Waller i appointment It
of
the American; U ^ ' B O , ' , *
Education brinfs
Service Committee. to Q , , ^
number o( new
pir more than 1000 memberi named to the board
participated in so far thit year. In January
krt and atudy project* Robert H. Smith was appointed
d SUtet and for-to replace Ralph H. Sayre, Jr.,
whote term expired. Last month
Mrt. Richard E. Oat was
named to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Dr.
•~_ , ~ . . . ,
Brockwsy McMiUin who had
nued from page 1)
me to continue; been appointed by President
for
' Kennedy a* assistant air tone
eing available to carry
are of this important secretary.
1*60 Mr Baum served Other memberi of the board
nl of the board. He include Robert A DeVUbisa,
president, and Harvey Molk,
tint vice-president
pertonnel relation* Jr.
Council Seeks
Tark laakm."
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TnatpartalloB tcftoai,
I EuNt, V«., Jan* 10.
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kg h to* duttt* aad response
Araw O p t Ceoflrey M. Dan bttattw at a Tranaporuttoa
Ms, toa at Mr. and Mn. Frank I Coras ottcar. B* aaktred tka
Thurtd.y, July I I . I M I
to m* ataU hoapHal at Gnrataa* Park.
Mn. Barber rasrvMaU tha
I Mrt. Paul A. B*rfa*r of 4] Sammit A m Chaptar of th*
and a 1*M
Plymouth road has baan named AnrrKaa lUd Croat on Hie new
i vice-chairman of a Red Crott council. The committee u comeammhUea to «oordinal« and ex-1 priied of Red Crou Chapteri
Malaria U aaid to affect
Mt million ptraou In the world. tend acrrtcat aow b*ln| offered I from 10 New Janey araaa.
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fine imported and domettic fabrici to choose
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including new Fait colon and patterns
leasuremenU Recorded by our Exclusive
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Regularly up to Hii
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you see the country's "greats" proudly presented... such names as Heritage, Henredon, Drexel/-*
Lemon.
-
Baker, Stickley and many others. Here, we present only the best of good lasts in authentically
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t* ovtomotlc brok. iiond. and toy "no" to on* VW
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I longer and r*qvln» l*u mointmonc*, by and
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pleasing to oil. Floorcovehngs, draperies, bedding, lamps, domestics complete this great event
with sweet-as-honey /Ng^savings. And, of course, no charge (
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Jutv 13,
Cubs Hold 9 m
Lead in City's
(•toor League
Idle Sperco Sees Lead 'Firsf Camping Period<
Dwindle in City League Cannundus End% for
Tka Cares haadnW the Bedta eat ef t i n t place m the
Uague
oa Monday
- 4 4 , a* Ton Specat
pftefced a ao hit, no run game.
Summit House and Springbte tartagUka teorad atat ntas hi
Peterson's triple with the
1
baaea loaded in the 3rd "as the • u * e d o a • • boats af first tbaflnt
cap a six-run inning.
The Cubs held onto first big blowtorIfce Cards
I place Sperco by
_ garnet
Chorthky struck out six menpise* in the Minor Laagut last
in the Summit Recreation Soft- dinsaaauts H behind tat foariYMCA
Maaor League
in pitching his ahutout. Summit week aa they squatasd out a
ball Uague last week.
hit pitching of Jerry
Staadtegtt
obtained ooe run in the t i n t at I eome-from behind 5-4 win over
John Mallon pitched
a
Suanit Bakery
p
W L
the
last
place
Giants.
Bloomateio aeored on a sacriCubs
( U t t e r as aammit Howe rolled runs in the fourth and Ofle ia- ad
fice fly by Blank. Two walks, I Steve Nycum'i single with Redlegs
11 over Doe's Delicatessen 11-0. nines
the basea loaded in the top ofCards
Mb? to the ttbur- the ball wtnt through the ten-a triple by Mallory, and a
2 Colross got Ihe only hit given up in the fourthforthe
B a a e b a l l terfielder s legs all three runn- double by Bloomstein netted the aixth drove in the lying and Braves
2 by Mallon when he tingled in ents' only run.
'winning runs.
Ike
3 the fifth inning. Summit House,! Scores:
e n acored. Blank opened She four in the second.
Dodgers
S : leading by a 14 count going into| Springlake
i tilth, with a double, but wat In the fifth, both Keefer and ' Coyne's double and Hensc- Pirates
aa a gasae against New T>ovl- stranded , t t h e next three Churchley
4 the fifth, •xpladed for five runs I Stephens Miller
walked.
Malta? hel's triple in the fourth were Giants
•aare. Jeff Cain pitched a three batten went down in order.
in etch the fifth and sixth in Summit Bakery
singled and Bloomstein singled the big hits that gave the losers
hat saaaaat aad struck oat ten
nings to wrap up the victory.
, Fred Churchley totted J before Blank
unloaded hit their four runs.
Independents
©thl
a I three hitter and a thutout at homer.
Springiake was forced to go
! The Dodgers knocked the
MfcSarvic*
6pringlake
eight innings before downing
U Kelsay. aqaatit earn)
Summit won it* teeond game in
Standings
at fee
I Braves down to third place with
•rand all Hi run* inlleagur competition 12-0 against
Assert B. fcagar <4 |
Stephrns-Miller 9 5. Stephen*- CIBA
TiY camp eoadacta the
W
• *-J win, Friday morning.
as Robinaon Mountainside. Summit gath- Millburn
Bnak parkway h «
2
Miller hsd rallied for two runs Summit House
The
winners
scored
four
in
labeld kit. Blank ered eight hits as John Mallory Summit
2
in .the bottom of the seventh to Doc's Delicatessen
the first pasiad el aaaaea ta i
the first and three in the second Berkeley
to M . bat wat aafe had three including a triple Madison
1
Beerestion
beat tie the game at 3 3 Springlake
the bays TiaaM the irk
|
to
win.
Oatcher
John
Brinkman
seeaad baseman erred which drove in two nun. Mike Livingston
1
Berkeley chemical (-4 with Lo- scared 6 runs in the eighth to Standings:
af Liberty. The stair Paste Senriee Eta
was the batting star with s Kan pitching the best game for win. Springiake outacond CIBA Sperco
play. After two were Bloomslein had two hits. Howie , Springfield
0
• * s Gas Oosaaaay I rear i
.single and double driving in Berkeley Chemical so far thi«
Summit
House
walked. Vital* singled BUnk homered for Summit , Mountainside
0
2a
13-7 to gain Us second win.
itive runs.
Springiake
10
the h u e * loaded and when with two men on in the fifth to New Providence
3
year, holding a hardhitting recdesigacr
- - - - - CIBA
Gannis had a double snd reation to 8 hits and 6 runs.
r 4 Navy "
triple for the losers.
Independents
However. Logan was handed
*
boys
5
Doc's Delicatessen
« sUtae. sarbssaac aa aircraft
The Piratea kept the Giants his fourth defeat aa Geiger won
S
Summit Bakery
7 carrier aad aa escort uesueyei.
in last place by nipping themhis third for Recreation. Guer5
ro.
Fischer,
Jenmon.
and
Panco Electric
f'flhf oaasaan atiiieu back at
Friday morning 4-3. Behind 4-3
4
Damanski
got
two
hits
apiece.
S. Balish a Son
the Giants tried to rally in the
2
Stephens-Miller
hot inning by getting the bases, Getger. Bistis, and Seeley hit
1
doubles
loaded with only one out.
Wednesday Sulphur Springs ^ w h j t f ^ ^ w e e k i f
Hudgins the next bitter drive
:
one to right field but Joe Courslcep^ot was add at tar Caav
C
S?°
S.i.J
V
,
!?**'
mained
undefeated
and
in
first
ier made a running catch then
nundna easapaate. By I p-sa. A c I k bat wfesBpint P M |
P>«' "" ° » *>,* 1 R e threw to first to double up the n ,E? 1 • £
h ,
camp area was a hive «f actir- «earatl fraai J i n itri
runner and end the game.' collected four hits each «<>' uon major baseball league.
ity as the Daaiet Baaata pat' ISM K had stood «n ,]
Lang the losing pitcher struck Springs Keyrer. Guerro. La T h e y^^ ^ fo^^^ „ «
up tents, laid aat i
and Delia hit doubles. , n d j l n , M b e h j n d t n e p j t c n i n g
out 10 and led hia team with' Sasso,
while A. Perillo. L Zichichi, „,
and
the
bat
of
two hits.
' and A. Calleo hK home runs, i^ng,™,.
Langenus had l
eand
On Thursdsy morning, the Calleo won his second same for l„r i.pr l._
_ homer, and drove
Sulphur Springs won two
whide
Logan
lost
his
t
Redlegs held on to a second, Sulphur
Sulphur, wbide Lcgan lost his m toar mM P a c n ^m h l ( j , w 0 gBmes
this week to put the
place tie with the Braves by fifth.
hits for the winners. Quinn had squad" in a tie for vrtmd pljce.
thumping the Dodgers 7-2.
On
Thursday,
unbeatable t w o h j u f o r ,„,, i OM . rs
one game behind leading GuU.
Nimmo, Hartley and Melni Berkeley Gulf took a beating
The White Sox posted a 1-4 Wednesday, Sulphur Spring!
led the Redlegs hitting attack. l»-2. Berkeley Gull would have victory over the Tigers. Seal- beat Reheis 7 to 3 as Calleo
Brinkmsn had a triple and i won if it weren't lor the heavy r s n , dark, and Buonapane bad won his third victory. Gregory
YOU
hitting of Berkeley Recreation i w n hits each for the winners pitched well for Rehets trying
single for the Dodgers.
and
the
fact
that
Geiger
pitch|
Burke
and
Caruso
each
to
take
up
the
.slick
left
by
the
w
n
j
e
The
last
place
Pirates
CAN SAVE
bad two in a losing cause.
departure of the leading Ditcher.
knocked the Cards out of sec-ed very well for Recreation,
F Festa suffered his first re A double by Hodge and a Wiley. Testa snd Chlleo hit
ond place on Wednesday momMORE THAN 25X
ing, 3-1 aa Dave Henschcl feat after five wins and also was mnele by Churchley gave the homers while John Delia and
pitched a three hitter. Steib s held hitless. he does all the hit- Indians a 1-0 victory over the Vin Zichichi hit doubles,
Good fielding
and On Thursday, Calleo won his
single with the bases loaded ing tor Gulf anyway. Geiger Tigers.
On AUTOMOBILE
scored the winning runsforthy won his fourth game and pulled pitching festured the game, fourth game beating Gulf on a
Berkeley
Bowl
Recreation
to
The
Tigers
were
held
to
ooe
hit
beautiful
1
hitter.
4
to
0.
Nick
Piratea.
"'.INSURANCE
within coe game ol leading Gulf.', by Nick Passomato, the win- DeFronzo making his first start
Rajoppi with a homer and G. Bistis. Damanski. and Beagle ning pitcher.
for Morano's Gulf pitched well,
Kraft with two hits led the
hit home runs. DePuy had A triple by Churchley and an allowing only five hits. Gulf
Cards hitting attack.
three for four including 3 RBi's. infold hit by Quinn in the needs one more victory to be
The Cubs remained in first A Delia fiplpd for c.ulfV
seventh inning allowed the first-half champs.
place of the minor league as
SUadtag of the dubs
Indians to tfefeat the Yanks 1-0 The annual All Star game
w
L
they whipped the Dodgers
Steve Haborik and Nick Paaso- with New Providence will be
1
Wednesday morning 1-3. A bigMorano's Gulf
mate hooked up in a fine held «« Berkeley Heights on
3
5 run first inning served the Berkeley Bowl Rec
Dolor Per Dekr COIMM 6ivt. Y M MM«
pitcher's battle. Haborak gave Sunday July 23. The Berkeley
3
game up. Dibernardo's double Reheis
HE TRAVELERS
up 3 hits while Passomsto did Heights Squsd will be picked
; shortly New Providence won
with the bases loaded knocked Sulphur Springs
1
last year and Berkeley the year
in 3 runs and Allen's single Berkeley Chemical
Major L e a n c i
before.
«
drove in 2 more to put the
Leading Batters
Standings:
Standings
game on ice.
.47*
r.rasU, GuU
I.
4U
I.
Herrs triple and Brady's J. Delia. S. S.
White Sox
2 Mnrano j Gulf
2
about Th« Tn»
double were the Dodger big V. DePinto, S. S.
« * Indians
Ssx us for compacte
2 Sulphur Springs
1
A. Delia. Gulf
bits.
.439 Tigers
that will
d
m
k>«<ost
AutonanUr
4 Berk. Bowl Rec.
3
The second place Braves C. Damanski Berkeley Rec. .438 Yanks
4
Reheis
.400
bold on to their position with a L. Zichichi, S. S.
7
Berkeley Chemical
.379
g-0 win over Uw last place V. LaSaaso, S. S.
Lesding Batters
Piratea. Tom Gannis allowed N. DtPronio. GuU
.353
.47*
only one hit. i single by G. Beagle. Berkeley Rec. .333 / • - — ^ I - „ , # l i a » « l c F. Festa
22IHCNWQO0 tOAO
Grammanco in the fifth. D'Ami- L. Seeley. Berkeley Cbero. .333 C O C * * L O O p W l r O S C. Damanski
J. Delia
co's triple with two on in the
L. Zichichi
The real name of Harry Hou pOf* T l C l h t
third scored 2 of the 4 runs
OL 3.1ttt
V. Depinto
J»
dini was Ehrich Weiss. He took
«
his stage name from Jean HOT- At l i e end o( U>e second week ^ ^ ^
•WUBfflHG I K 1 U W B S
f
din. great French magician, and i <* P'«y «• «°« B o a r d basketDsui
™ ?*?*„
1. Martin
later made Houdini hia legal league,
»Uon'» the
summer
Knicks and Pistons
name.
have each won a game to remain in a tie for first place.
Wednesday night at Edison
playground the Knicks won its I
second in a row comefrom-behind game from the Hawks
85 58 Askew and Steplight with
U and IS points led the winners. Smith paced the losers
with 28 points. In the second
YOU'LL
game of the double header, the
NAVE
Royals rolled over the Celtics
MORE
M-tl. Rhine* with 32. was top
FUN
point man for the wtenera.
TRAVELING
On Friday night at Mabie
IN A N .
Playground, .the Pistons and the
Warriors engaged in a nip and
tuck battle with the Pistons
coming out on top SI-44. Mitchell of the winners put the
came on ice with three buckets
i n ' a row late in the fourth
quarter. He ended up with 18
tmt «*••* c«. 1-iasi IM
utw mail nr «th*r finr
poinns to be high man for the
j*ut Ilkr. l.nn> ««II
night. Perry, with 14. and
n CM n w ill
Caine with 10 were high for the
U Trpn «r Tracki
Warriors.
W
Standings:
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2
Knicks
Car. Springfield k
. . . available in all $ize».
2
Piston*
Mnrris Ave's.
1
Warriors
1
Royals
CR. 7.1991
•
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I other locations
Celtics
SPORTS
Summit Stays Undefeated
In Suburban League Play
Berkeley Rec
Beats Chemical,
Geiaer Wins
White Sox
Keep Major
Leaqueiead
Parades Are Over —
but not the Fireworks!
COLONIAL PONT1AC has just
begun to clear the decks for
the new cars!
Sulphur Sprint's
Wins Two to Tie
For Second Place
Our summer fireworks shoot
the works on a CAR CLEARANCE that is a buyers' paradise. COLONIAL ha a good selection of new PONTIACS and
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wagons or sedans.
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gs Camp Fund Drive Upto$2,400
. •filler
[THt SUMMIT H t m t P ,
I w n ol GUMaen
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AaeajraMM
TiiurKtev. July tt, 1»»l
bet anan, Mr Beaeu
Harvey D Goft of Murray Hill.
• * • ^ vkes prcatdeat aad
•akata CompMj a US*
aerkaa iar tke Una,
W « * * e » Bta>M..
comptroUer
•n* appotntmeat el DaaM C. kaaaiai ea a part time baata.
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The ether firli ItU Saaaaser
. raaW.
Inatrumental ia the n e w l y " eommuniUea >n Union. Mid
fomt ot thed t y a who helped rilae the mosey
k Balled to FrneM Watenut.
ay ke
1
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1
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merger
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lac.
el Berkeinclude Mary Jean HecUe, Car- Ike laamat HeraM efflee. c/e Aaeeyaeeu
.,
fidd-Uaha Wat«r Co. and the w h i c h W | U i n f l u d t mon U | 1 B I«y Heights, was
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Stunmit oliae Malone. Nancy Water- „ 13th
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Ehiabethtown Conaidated VHa" ' »~" " '» •"« nere by C Wesley Jesthe. » «
B.it Sendee AaaocU- houae, Maryana Wheeler aod
i.r r-n *... ink. 9 « i i . . .< »dustriea.
'
presMen* and treeaurer
Juier n g k Btaeeata
tasatlt 1.IOM Oak ...
pjnd drive toward Pam Smttti. All are itudenU In > Mr. aatt H n . M. W.
ter Co »aa John R Sailer of
Mrs. Constance Ehmann'a sixth'
Mr Rfhel|
rtolltlnll
Betary Oak of
r -rk n •* Toeedsy
Hirer
trade class.
U.M
HI Hobart sveaue. a Wan* 1 R o g f r S n e r m , B h l , a r d l ^ Daniel H. Reheis. .
Srnmlt
, 'otal fata
•».te la Meaeerr ef W. C. 1.
Councilmaa who previously tincUon in American hutory of wai formerly
persoosjel
Another contribution from Barkara Kaley Treat
THt ITEM PtESS
In addition
to
to date sow to-Children in Uw amount oi 134 79 Mr. aad Mn. A. D. H.t* Aaeayaaoua
served aa general counsel for being the only
man
in ugn the
»»*r Mr Reheis wffl
of
Independence,
dutiei.
j*.
M laaaa it aaaakara
Mrs. A. I. Stiles
. .i5 Contributor* to came from members of Uie Sckwin
tlit individual companies
Declaration
a » » paaaaafj ^ V ^ aWsaaamaaraj
Articles of lontederation. aa the company's assistant
a.M
Mrs. John rier Neasa
', drive. whk* be«aa
the Articles of Ataociation and secretary
Currently general counsel (or,}J^
Pkeate N u l l *~4*00
Mn. Haas Sttan
Waller Aurnbammer *
now number TT.
church achool. Lucille R . Roll. Uwials Clah
new
Slatn
Con»ritulii.n
A
graduate
of
Alpsala
Coithe new Eltinbethtovtn
1M.M
Sea
the cins icceived Hiia director oi Ute MAOOI. M i d Uit
_
Co, Mr
Mr Sailer waa »l»t> apBeacoa Fire Chapter,
Mrs. W a I. SUVM
hild
»j< from a group of j children
voted to aend their of
pointed secretary of the comDAB
urn Brewale Tree*
'•rtilrh organiied a tarings to the fund "in hopes
pany, which has a gross plant
Mr. and Mrs Barry 8.
Sombre*
Secaety
...
H.«t
Aid Society." A spokes- that the money may he uteri to
i of $4S.OOO,000 and a grois reveMM
Rock
Anoaymoas
group. Kin Mac- enable a Summit boy
or
girl
to
a.*»
i
MBBCTOR— Edaon S. Outwm | » « "' *>»ut ta.OOO.OOO Net iny or girl in
! Catherine P. and
H.N
(sir! the money was nave a memorable camp expert- Aaoayinoai
Bteaaer G. Beaaat ..
of 3» HUlereat avenue his been ""IJ" f o r
$ sale of Cindy to ence.
Mr. aad Mrs. R. K.
1.M
8.H.
A ownber of the board i uhith
Tke Summit llerald aid Mr. and Mrs. Atfred
Edttk Aaa Skade
oi directors of the Manufac-1 |,rg«st in the state and about
Bess
.)
M.M Ttsrae Clak ef
Family Servlte Astodatlon
aixth largest in the country.
gratefully arknowledge tke Jack Emdla. ,.
ll.M
ll.M turns Surgical Trade Atsocia- 'the
Saaimlt Area
following contributions to the Anonymous
A grtduale of the t'niver-' • l l h l h f "crption of municipal
•S.M Mr. and Mra. Barry
n
Hardlre B. Hard ..
- Datnpmaa
slty of PennsylvaniaT Wharton °*; ,"l V;' 1 '??oUlCtr
Fortnightly d « » .
M.oe Beta* T. Carrier
.
School,
with post-graduate study
Summit Area i Leading
Anonymoas
li.M Mlaa Bolt
at Fordham University Law
Source For:
LOWEST MICES EVER!!
Aaoaymoai
ll.M Temple Slaal t*U|toas
Alain. C M * . Wlncfowa
School, Mr. Outwm served as a
!*.M
Marie Cnrtla Llkky
School
M.M
Captain. U. S. Army Air Force
Alum. Cemb. Deort
F.
K.
Tviia
Jaafcir
fortnightly
d
a
k
1M.M
I?7 R'.ang Day
S4«
Alum. Screens
OtffertHM
s.lt I Mr. sad Mrs F. W. teeve U.M and II now virr president nf
Proceed* from Fair
M.W ' Alice A. Tnulew . . . . t « C. R Btrd. Inc . Murrav Hill.
William Koithan
liberty Mkheli
supplier* of turgirsl and hna
I Aaoaymoaa
U S piUI apectaWet
Convalescence Fund
srotM SASH
1942 M A M O K
taava Chatham
—
# 3 C«rt«r 11.43 AM.
iiiit.M Walter A. rarlaea
.<€em. ol Summit
•
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Medlatd
/ Mabel B. Martin
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• Aaottrmoaa
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bee's life since * firmer can
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H. tt. Edwards & Co. ID Memory ef D. W. I . a.m Laura M. Levett
:".. M.M
L » « M<xrt»
use only the pollen from anAT
24 franklin n.. Summit
Richard G. Meear
tM.lltwr.AvM.
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HILL CITY STAMP
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other flower of the same kind
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Braytm School
,
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Brothers Hirrttnan 4 On h t i
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road <a tti aaaiitant minager
in the New York office
Mr Good will continue hia
duties aa a supervisor of » e
inveatmeut research department.
Mr. Good ha* been with the
firm since March, 1*52. Formerly a buyer l o r Proctor k
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tke Univartity of Chicago ind
of the Vaiferaity of Chicago
Buatneee School. Mr. Good
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THf SUMMIT HtKALD,
Pou/o Piccione,
Lincoln School
Teacher, Wed
TKunJay, July i t . Hat
Constance yitchell and O/,;0
Married Saturday at Christ Q
Minnesota Girl
Reveals Troth
To Dr. Bodgley
The marriage of K I M Paul*
V. Piccwot, danaMar of Mr.
and Mn. Joseph Mrcfeee of «
Baauvoir ivaoM. and Paaquak
DcUt Piazta, Jr.. n o of Mr.
and Mn. Pasquale Delia ftaxM , ST.. of 11 Caldwell avenue took place Saturday at
St. Teresa's Church. Rev. Louis
Fimiani celebrated the nuptial
mass and gave the Papal Blessing. The ceremony was followed
by a reception at the Cub
Diana. Union.
Tfea marriage of Miaa Cotv
stance Mitchell, daughter of
Mr. and Mn. Don Getrfe Mitchell of » • Oak Sidga I « « B M , to
Mr and Mrs. Hanld M. Gilleapie of Barantfle, Mian.,
have announced las engage-j
mart of MMST daajMer, Gloria {
Ann, to Dr. Jarvia J. Baajeiey.'
»on of Mrs. Richard E. Badg- i
ley and the late Mr. BadgJey of
72 Sooth street, New Provi '
dence.
Robert F. Sayre, son of M
aad Mrs. Harrison M Sayre.
Columbus, Ohio, look place a<
I p.m. last Saturday in Chri;
Church. Rev. David K. Barn
wdl, D.D, minister o( the
church, performed the ceremony. A recaption was held at
Beacon Hill Club.
Miss GiBeepie attended Ham-1
line Metindiat University and;
was graduates] aVaas Kw Uoi.i
verrity of Mmneanta with a
Bachelor of Seienee degree m:
education. She is a member of'
Gamma Phi Beta social soror-
Escorted by her brother,
Frank Picehwe. tte bnde wore
a silk organza gown which featured a duchess neckline of
CbanUUy lace, sprinkled with
I irridescenU. > fitted Basque
Dr. Badgtey eoaaplcted hia
bodice and bouffant skirt, which
pre-veterinary work at tac
was flounced in matching lacs
Univenity of Delaware and reand rosettes and terminated in
ceived his doctor's degree at
a chapel train. Her imported
the School of Veterinary Medi•ilk cloud veil fell from a tiara
cine, University of Pennsylvanof Austrian crystal. She carried
ia. He is a member of Sigma
a cascade of carnations and
M r * . Paaeaale Delia Plaasa, J r . ! Nu social' fcvleemitty. Alpha
atepbanotis.
Mrs. DavM I . B e *
I
The bride, who was given m
marriage by her (after, wore
a white silk gown, dcugned wilja
abort tleeves, Mce neckline- and
full skirt forming a chapel
train. Her short vail was caught
to a crown of matching lace
and the parried a cascade bou
quet «f eucbaris lilies, while
delphinium and pink sweetheait
<• ; roaei.
M
Mrs. Ricnard O. Davies
Coming. N. Y., aister of !.:.•
bride, was matron of honor and
High School, Madison and the' **•** ZeU """wary fraternity.
Mrs. Rakert f.
|
the bridesmaids were Mass Pa-1
Summit. Bridesmaids includ- College of St. Elizabeth at Con- I
|tience Parrish of Brigantine; I «J
y < R". ',
ed Miss Flora BarloUa of Sum- vent, the bride is a fifth grade j
Miss Judy Karr and Miss Nici! ™ w L T o r k & l r l
mil and Miss Carol Magovern teacher at Lincoln School
Miss Ann S. Bottwick of Nelson, both ol Summit, and Troth t o I t . P«t*i
of Madison. The attendants! H e r husband, who attended,
Hempstead, U . , on Salurdaj M i « Cynlhia Worce.ter of Ash' Mr. and Mrs n j | w
wore white nylon street-length I & , _ „ • , O i-a. c i . i
became the bride of David R ' viU *' N c A U "•• attendants of Mount Kiseu, \ V
gowns, embroidered in aqua. I S u m m K H i « h S e h o ° l 1S • m e m - ;
BiU of Midland Mich l t , • * " * o w n e < l » u k « i » P » * voile nounped the .n^st,
with shirred cumberbund and | b e r **t h e Summit Kire Depart-!
nau « maiana. ancn.. at a fo-tmet witb rtort .jeeves and their daughii-i v,,,
hack
panel, and matching: ment.
jceremony performed in St 'square necklinei. They carriediClare Keinhan in Fir
oiled bow hats~
The couple are on a wedding
i George's Episcopal Church ai: cascade bouquets of happincii' Walter M. PattrrMin u
Bert man for his brother was trip to the Poconos.
roaes and hybrid delphinium. M n of Mrs than<•»
Hempstead.
>ViJ!iam Delia P u n a , while the
;
.
Dr. James W. Sayre. of New f " ? M * p l c •"""'l
Miss Bostwick is the daughter
uJieres included Donald Lepore t T w i n s Born t o W a l l h l
. Conn., was his brother's U t I * r 1 , P a ! U n n
of Maplewooo.jt cousin of thai
of Mrs. Jeatuctte B
best man and the ushers in- „ Mias
_ „ . Reinhart
„ . a ;i
bridegroom. ....__3j; :'_LV l « Virginia Beach
of Hempstead and Herbert C. jeluded Edward C. Porter of %"*
•'"•rh'.v
_A^graduate of Bayley-EHard1' U l n d M r , J o h n „ W a l b h o ,
Bostwick of Hunlington. Mr.' BronxviUe. N.Y.. Arthur Cop' T u T I , " , i. V i,
Virginia Beach, Va , haave anBail is the son of Dr.^and Mr, ] poteUi of New York City, She-1 at M o u n t H o l y " k t ( ollt
nounced the birth of Iwina.
H. Ball of US Canoe i
James Brian and Barbara Jean,
Umted Halts
parkway.
" !
on
July
3.
Mrs
Walsh
is
Miss Flora BaU of New York: The bride graduated from
Stmiie 0f
the former Christine Hawley.
jCity and Misa Barbara BaU of j Summit High School and attend
1M2 SarieffttM Ave.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Summit, sisters of the bride- j ed Mount Holyoke College
A,r Fo
B.
New FrerMesre, N, J. James B. Hawley o[ 51 Tulip
jroom. were bridesmaids.
The bridegroom Ij a graduate;
date m«
Engagements A
The bride is a June graduate' of Deerfield Academy, Wesley- j
lUsaGlaria GOeeait
street.
of Skidmore College School of I an University, where he was s<
Bridal Portrait!.
Nursing, Saratoga Spa, N. Y.imember of Eclectic Society, Visiting in Norwj
On Canadian Vacation Three on Dean's List
with a BS and registered nurse and Yale Univeresity where he
M i n Wendy A « j
Mrs.
George Irving ol 17
to the dean's list at degree. Mr BaU is a graduate received his master's degree.
Maple street left this week for Ohio University, Athens. Ohio, of Summit High School and Cor-| After a wedding trip, the cou ler of Mr ami Vr<
Watts of 10
j her summer home at Lac were Gail C. Davies of I Vista {nell University. He is a chemi- j pie will live in Urbana. III., cently left for N«m iv i
Fer Aayatataaml
Marois, Canada, where she will lane. New Providence, and,' cal engineer with Dow Chemi ! where Mr. Sayre Is an instruc- month visit with Ui
R
Kel|
edict »-a»n
! tor of English literature at the iHolm. daughter nf Mr
y °< '* "o*«ry cal Corp., Midland
remain until the end of August.
U iMiller
l l T
u
drive and DnhrtU
Robert H.
of SO After a wedding
trip to St. University of Illinois, and where Ohif S. ThalberK Hnlm
Rotary drive, both of Summit Crou. Virgin Island*, toe couple i the bride plans to complete her "1 \ J .V
will reside at Midland.
> studies.
.
una, rrorwaj. aiwt
Summit.
At Family Confaranc*
(Charis Mccw,
j Psa professional fraternity and
|
Long
Girl Wed to
David Ball
sweetheart
of a
SUMMIT
SALE DAYS
Mr. and Mn. Paul Bearer Local Girl Leav«< for
COMING NEXT WEEK
Thurs.- Fri. -Sat. General Electric.Lib.
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Saying "thank you" by phone means aomuchto
folks. Why not try it next time? New J a r s * Ball
On Western Tour
Mr. and Mn. James N. Gross
and family of W Canoe Brook' Study Tour of Orient
of a High street left by plane'
Parkway have returned from
for
San Francisco last Friday, i
Star Island. N H , where they
Miss Gttenetb. Hughes", daughwere among 55 families froan 13 ter of Mr. and Mrs. E C. After a visit there with Mr. i
itates and Canada attending a | Hughe* of 212 Oakridge avenue, Groas's son and daughter-in-law,
week long 'All Star Conference' left San Francisco International! ">«y *»U1 tour the northwest naof lectures givea by the Uni- Airport last week for Tokyo via, ^on*1 P»rks as well as SeatUe,
»arian and Congregatiooalist Japan Air Lines with members! Victoria. Vancouver and the
churches.
of the Western CollegetorWorn- i Canadian Rockiei. They will
1 en East Asia Seminar.
, return home in about one
The group, which includes 11 j month,
students, seven faculty memREPAIR SERVICE
bers, four Western College
alumnae and seven friends of
Watck Raaairs
SUMMIT ANIMAL
the college, will spend six weeks
on an extensive and intensive
WlLFAftt LEAGUE lac.
stud; tour of the Orient.
They will visit Tokyo. Okinawa and the Ryukyu Islands,
Manila and the Philippines,
Hong Kong. Singapore, BangMri. fronl la • • TICIUMI —
kok, Siem Reap, Taipei and Hon- * t M » call M
" n•».. rraak
Fraak H«|W«
Cm. l-liss lac **r ulaul prakolulu.
T
Oaaa F r l Eves, t i I P.M.
Miss Hughes, a sophomore at
Ma Haitagfky Ave. C t M4M Weatern College for Women, is
a sociology major..
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Wed to
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Undo Bullock and Richard Kinche , N»v Women's
Married Saturday at Christ Church Club to Get
Miss Linda Bullock,
iaf Mr and Mn.
Tat final "pot toe*'• testiaajwharry Bullock of W Black
of the teriet held in the last:burn road, on Satwday
Satwdu alttrby UM YWCA!
i became the bride af «tah-
For Summer
iirri«eolMtoe France*
& 1M* IJariatl Mrt.
| THtsuMM.THt.uu),
Charter
ef Ike
Council m
baaqual of deep blue conflow- i Jewish Women, haa announced
art with occasional baby's that the first aoetti affair of
breath aad aht bridearaaids car- die group will be a steak diaarr
ned batjmarts of dtep blue „ be b # l d „ y a t p m , «,„
coraAowart.
Sunday at the hone of Mr. and
dak •( nV S U M AIM tea
»
YWCA,
_ be capsule
fathioo trends ! B u U » r l *«f**ty.
of 'Sl-'O; American va. Euro- w t t performed at Christ Chuith
peao educational aysUma; pro- by Brv Da?td K. Btrawell,
grammed learning; tbe ttory of D.D..
e( the chunk.
eMhet; a book revtow, and „ ,
p m
larceny in your mailbox.
\iilanr
„, M r a B d M r , H ^ T
The panel will include Mn. C - H »ek rf u Dogwood drlre.
•uoo-.,' tad tstTBffly of
-Ridge avenue, took
,st Saturday afternoon.
, n y . . . held in the
o( Duke Umvenlty tt
or tt Bichtrdton of
view avenue, New
U * K-» beat man and
included Gordon C.
, „( summit and atuteefl
WiesT boufVsumra™
G Vfn
Mrs*
'
iB m i r r U
»—.« I I
to H«v
drewet ftakltaH «Mk eahnMSU«k
Dmnkr
Sunday
eredeyalMiwthtMlaklrtaod
M
k
Mr. Robert Mai. pre.i.1.
•ofcapf &xm«»
• — ««*- « •-••
home In Kael Orange.
•"••
The bride waa graduated irom Committee m e m b e r s H,
Syracuse Univertity where ahe chtrge of arrangtaeatt include
p
*u t member of Alpha
Cam Mr,. Gordon, cbalrmiB; Mn
n,, Delta. The bridnroom was
» *» h t r
,„,, „.
'Herbert West rod Mn. Bernard „/
, M » . Ilace
. ~ —»K
o! ,white
with . «kiMi
p
Wright, both of New Provii train, wed pearl crown with •
n
Dlvu
BA _ Emerson S. ! * • * • : "* *
*>«»
' tulle veil and carried a
eh*
Lg,tx>m. Mra. Culin wai H.wley, ion of Mr. «d Mr.. ^ A ' M u r ^ y m
Melville Htwley of « HiUiide
Mmaid.
will contribute
mtmber,
Champlin attended Dur- terrace, waa recently awarded their opinion). . . . . . . . She « u attended by Mitt
HefreahmeoU jJ u d l U l A n n e w ( l d o i n of Wallingy schooli and graduated a BA in biological iciencet will stirt the evening
I ford. Pa., who wore blue chiffon
General Aniline add lUm Corp..* Bd M n - s * m J a t t e - t o o d ; M r
New
York
Seymour Emmerglick.
N
Y
k
E l i k g»miMr* Nat Sherman, pritr*
Newcomarj to H*v
Mra. Stuart Cooper, decora
"on*. M " v*** «•"""• t r e i '
Informal Matting
* « br M d at fkt Betel
D a n Levia. anraideai «f Seroptaaiat Fe4rnue« <d the A•Mncai. kW Tke pmcatalaa
of the cfcanrr lo it* ae« Hub
wall be aaade hy Dr. & Jane
Smith, gtvenar t( the North
Atlaatk
Soraattaaiat dak* art
%
Summit Arv» Newcomers are.
.
invited („ rnj«> a cool after- jPubUtrty. and Mn. Ma*.
noon (in Tuenda.v, July U, ati' :—the Hotel buburban. There will
he a social hour it 12 noon ind
lunch wiU be served i t 12.30
p m The entrrtainment for the
aftemwin will he card
including bridge, canasta and
mahjotsg. for reservation! call
^11 iim not later than KrWay,
-»•<>• her debut i n j * y . Baltimore. He will b e g i n ; f , m U j e , ^ ^ ^ ^
^
e
imaidt. gowned tlmllarly to the
the Durham debutante, graduate study in the fall to a picnic on
Itfllon ball.
Jtbe department of zoology at Thla occaik
m
Univertity of Texu, Ant- * * meeting ordinarily held
. Peter
where he hit to assistant- ?"• "e*>etdty "> Auguat. On
M. Ha>wood of
j. While i t Johns Hopkiru,
Hill, Pa., wta beat man and | Loe«l ©trll
industrial relations. He,Hawiey wn a member of the ku» of Murrayy Hill. In
SptemIn Sptem uthen were Peter B. Greich of j Mathodist Youth Parlay !
. . . . . .
I .ssociited
B. Alt'
ociited with B
Alt- 'i t ni i j ^J o u r y e t r ,, u,
u
ber
meti
UI continue
u,ee yMCA
yMCA ber.
ber. meetings
meetings wUI
wUI
continue at
at Callfon and Keith Hamilton of
Jour y e t r
731 Watt Savaatti Srraet
Co.. New York City, in a; cMjKt
, n d the Blue Key lClub, UJU.1
the
YWCA on the first Nutley
I<*J
*A
« Opera
1 ti tth
YW
program. He U a mem He waa alto a member of, >nd third Wcineaday evenangi.
Chrrn the Kin,, t-hurch a t During
^ ^ , vthe
^
•rWIRTlMVt N. •!•
a i U baMrnoon
l , ,or
ticieU
The bride attended Centenary . yooth Conference at Blair Cotttatt M iolcjaria
[Alpha Tan Omega Ira- Alpha Phi Omega fraternity.
•Bloomfield, Conn.. » s * thel fnrmanre
"^
Tat. Pt a-4432
it Paprr Mill PlayCollege for Women tt Hackettt- ' Academy. Blairatown.
scene Saturday for the wedding
i. Newcomers May we aasist you with
town and the bridegroom attend-1 ^ ^ ta attendance'
a wedding trip to
of ilu»y Elixabeth W I'.oetjen.
thrrr will lx> yoar weddiag plaaa? Kieuled Uhigh Unlveralty. He i. an | j , ^ , ^ ^ o f GMk[t
„,,.
* and V i r g i n i a wedding Included Mr. and M n
.daughter of Mr. and Mn. llemy
of the groups tltely simple or with great
couple wiU Uve atCharles R. Skinker and the,
"; Janet Phillips of Beekman
J (k>etien nt Bkmmfield, anri
month of Auguat.
elegance. Here at tke MaaMiaaes Barbara and Sandra
road; Margaret , McClay of
John.
Jiy
McAndrew.i.
»«i
of
rt City.
a
daughter.
natatMl OMapetatatti tar Yowig
t0
aard Ina, or in year neme.
: CoattanUna place, and .
ii gutaU attendinf the Skinker, Miu "Patricia SnraUey
Mr and Mr» John J. McAnweddinf
After
Opera
Shtatn
in
Balgaria
ttu.
or wherever yon wish, we
Entertain
and Mr. and Mrt. lrvui Walker
Aruba, Netherlands AiitiUea. the Edward of Sheffield road.
dreus of M Beekman ros<l
r
d Mr
•
a
a
s
k
Mr.
Arthar,
whe
«
r
ran take care of eagageof Charlotte, N.C., formerly of!™** *J , ! "
»- R»ymood COUple' wiU reside at NuUcy.
Rev (>orge Dyer performed
Mr and Mn. «e«rge K Derk
really tnes in Mat**., Ger
mrnl parttei, annoaacenieal
I.LTIME e fMT TIM | summit.
Summit.
i?u. , o f }. 14 . S n y d f r «»«ue,
At Summer School
! the t-erpmnn}. and » rrrpption' er t»l 1 Euclid avenui- will en
many, where he it ttadyntg. u
leai
rehearsal laawheeas,
Charlet 0. Sowerwine. Jr . of
Lit*
LIARN
The
Windsor
llotue
|
tMtain
a
party
uf
24
on
Satur
me sost of Mr and Mn. Arthur!
dhuwn, ar tapptra tad year
J. Ttytor of S u m - | » »»ckbtirn p l t c e j , emoUed
Gets Fellowship
Mrs. Ernest L Hariman of day at their summer home
1
wetWiag reeepiUa.
To Mr. and Mrs Peter
D. Scswan of 41 Edgewood
0
ECTROLVSIS
Bruce N. Gregory of Am-JGrovea of 51 Harvey drive, a m i t - DM been cited on thejta * • " W " " •<*<»' <**» road. Be has appeared id New West Hartford, Conn., tttendrd Sharon. Conn. The party will
Bc
AIH CONDITIONS
ifamou achool o f m
u mttron of honor tnd the precedf the annual hotpttal
detn'a nonora liat it BuckneU; nagaf now ,n session at
snth the Cky Center
ilitrd trtioinf in per- berat, MaU., ton of Mr. and j daughter, born July 4.
o _Op_ _ bridesmiidi were the Misses ball
Univerrity. X graduate of the \ Ottty CoHete A SumoM High
Mrt. Nicbolaa Gregory of U | To Mr and Mrs. Louia Rnt'
\ Donna McAndrewn, titter of thej
Summit High School. Mist S c h t r i l « " d u « t ' .•» » ««"*'- ^ j £ £
ring, untrowded SeU.
mint and Ju ;
«rf fleiiblc day or
Syraeute,!
aingi. Suit licnutd. b NY.
it ure«c opporwiuty.
. (or i n t beoklat J.
touu J. Marturci of Floral
Park. Long Island, served a«
Carefully planned to suit individual
at the UniversKy of Arizona
KIII iNsmun
beat man and usher* «»t» John
; Taylor of U Oakland Place.
r>r. tad Mn Harold Baldwm M _ _ ^L^ JP_ j T _
tajta» and mode* of l i i
beginning in September. He ia
Muieahy
ot
Short
Hill'
and
f. « n, •. T. * «. T. a graduate of Summit High To Mr. and Mrs. John Menei
—l t Sftwarthmorr
t h
Pa . fformer ^LzT ^? *?J*
Iof
P
of lit Gtlea drive, New Provi- Win* Scholarship
Summit residents, hart
u n. i rm, • MIII School.
dence, a ton, born July 4.
Mils Juliinne Zuck. a grad- the boute gumcs of Dr
The bride wore t gown of
To Mr. and Mn. Robert
uate of Summit High School, Mn. Herman Klahr of i t Edgabrocade taffeta with alencon
Connelly of 31 Euclid avenue, bas been awarded a scholarr/omerly with Teljer Studiot)
lace, farfimoed with a bell
a ton, bora July 4.
S2I Millburn Avenue
Skort HlHi, V. T.
ship to the University 'of Roehsniped akin with tlencon lice
5«ff for Ha-watr
To Mr. and Mn. David Loeter
cieata
appliques and a full church
0Rt«tl«-J3U
Mr. and Mrs Paul R. Beard
of a Shidytide avenue, a ton, ester.
<ua.i-M
Mias Zuck. daughter of Mr. and daughter, Barbara, of $
train The gown had t portrait
bom July 4.
neckline trimmed with alencon
,of .140
. i Garden road sailed yesterday
To Mr. and Mn.
Robert and Mrs. Nicholas Zuck, 11
lace and the headpiece wat a
Sweery of M rairnrount road. Canoe
1""T Brook
°'"J*Parkway, p r~u e from Saa Francisco aboard the " " a
Mrt
Dtor beadbow fashioned with a
Lurlint for a vacation at af Mr.
New Providence, a ion, born " f * * " * * *
!Hawaii. Mr. Beard la i n engi '•* • Wnthstia place, haa been!fingertip veil of Trench illuiwn
\
with Interntlonal G e a - ' f tttswl m htaer achnitreiiif.; She carried t bowjuet of or
To Mr. and Mn. Jameson .
.
. .
eral KtacMe.
Miss Mam is t Jane grtdutte' chidn tnd steiihanotis
|
Rigdeo of 977. Central avenue, 5 o n t o L e i c i n s k y t
'at Oak EaoB School
The matron of honor and'
1
/O92
New Providence, a «on, bom Mr end Mrs Frank TT. Ln
l i i i s
J2J, Connecticut
MMc £ > / 5 / c / o/
John Me Andrews
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BIRTHS
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Interior Design
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"Where Quality Prevail*"
:LOSED MONDAYS UNTIL
LABOR DAY
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Stifflmit
* » * * - d 6i1fl
Artaur Pelotl Proprietor, Jeweler, and Designer
MrML MtMkilY «V»Ci\_,.^.,.,..
*LIM8 . . . Towia, 6orliam, Kirk
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Bsllaek
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RYSTAL . . . Tiffin, Foitoria. Stuart, Sknrf • {
Sweden
t
Hat tMtt ether feaolar brand!
\V* Specialize in Jewelry Design and Repair
Work Done on Premises
|INK)N rtACI. SUMMIT
CR 3-330$
July 3.
To Mr. and Mn. Frederick
Mommten of 11. Rldgeview avenue. New Providence, a daugh
ter, born July 3.
To Mr. and Mn. Roger
Meyer of 68 SouUvate road.
Murray Hill, a daughter, born
July 3.
To Mr. and Mn. Allan Boyle
of 57 Evergreen avenue, New
Providence, a daughter, born
June 30.
SHOWN** KM TIMI
All too often wj exclaim
"There just aren't ea'/ugb
houri in the day I" Wuuld
you believe that 35c could
buy you to extra hour' We
at THE SUMMIT FOOD
MARKET, have the formula.
Today when you have finished preparing «»our shopping lirt, call CRestview 74MB and atk for Sam. He
will,do yoar ahoeptng. buyin* the foods that you would
purchase y o u r s e l f , and
• courteouiiy deUvertng t b w
to your kitchen table. In
thlt package of lervlce you
will . tlao find your extra
hour. There it DO charge
for purchaset over $10.04.
ciniky of Millington, have announced the birth of a ton tt
Overlook Hospital on June a .
Mn Lascinsky ia the former
Alethe Laird of Windsor road
COMPLETE
INTERIOR
DECORATING
SERVICE
ADAMS STUDIO
Imperial Glass Co.
•
WEDDING SOWNg
Sold rraait»h>IH
Okm ToMt T«TM
• STOUE MONTS
X
1t1PAKAVI.f
VkJtWn^n\taJasn^Aktsss%fl 1
A*Jrw«Mti Aw.) SUMMIT
Interiors
It h i always been the policy ol Uidillal eugHitrn—himmy , • 7 wwaOi, aaert and quiet irom ttirl to
to provide faH-no^e perfarmajjee . . . with no one cruising . . . equaU^lmpreuive in buiy traffic at in
phase accented at the expense of another. The 1961 turnpike passing ."file Cadillac power plant for 1961
will influence the fine car field for yean to come.
QtdilUcdclivtntherxslbalaoccdrejpomcinCacUllac
Off. aanro** lUUsa
ON WALL-TO-WALL
CARPETING
Cleaned In Your Home
IN ONE DAY!
(whM you lntrodiKt thb od)
with HM
litjdew
^av-^
Our exclutive method
ot ptnnaMDtiy removing embarraating hair
from face, a m * lega or to rethape your eyebrow, 'and hairline U now available at Sak*
*fteg. t'. .1. fat. Ofl
«IE!
YOUR tUOS MOTH.PtOOHP
Fifth A T « « , Springfield. Our trained ex-
pert. wUl be happy to give you « . introductory i m t a a t * . Call DRexel 6-7W0. ftrt. S *
Ualaon Antolne Salon. Ea«t Wing.
BEDROSIAN
42t SniNGHELO AVL
SUMMIT. N. J.
O L 74)500- 1
DEALER
VISIT YOVR LOCAL AUTHORIZED
SPERCO MOTOR CO., INC.
491 Morris Ava., Summit, N. J.
CR 3-1700
MI
11. IHI
mrmtimttma
mr WAW»-WMMI » HUWMMDMAU
— ! GIRLS — WOMEN
SECRETARY
MEAT .
WRAPPERS
T* P«rt«nn*l
,
GIRLS — WOMEN
T-
POSITION
AVAILABLE
TYPIST
G m m Office Worker
FULL TIME. 5 O R 6 DAYS
PART TIME AND WEEK ENDS
ran
Waitresses; Cooks; Pantry Girls
Hostesses
Dishwashers; Pot Washers
waak.
iooa salary
-CaB araar A Jn-i
- - —
it. t i n days •
worklni oonditlone,
phooe for appointment
BRECKS
Horn* and Garden
C«nt«r
N O EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, WE WILL TRAIN YOU
CLASSES STARTING IMMEDIATELY
ALLSTATE
INSURANCE COMPANY
' tubl,,..
WBT WAIT?
ADDIT i»©w (or raiueble
and erfl AVOW
VOW O M
Immatuu
Trttt-uum
TnpUi M
MB.">
DRTUN
...— TOUNO
OFFICE
1W1OH PLACE lOFTOelTE R R STATION I. UVUMTI HJ
PUBLIC •nuMeroKtATioii AVAILABU
Otrl V* bandll publlcaUona
deak ta dtanvw adrerttsing de—•
of Summit Herald.
of typlrx and rouwork aaientlal. Sea
Mr. aharldas Thuradsy or Prtdaj mnrmnsji tor inurnaw.
SECRETARY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
i aalsar a r a a l a * at taa 1
aoai kf our ottJoa
8OLB
SOL1>
Are New Prortoeuce
Acorn Dnre. Naw ProTedenee
i. Mania Bt Mew hortdence
Lana.
J> Martlai
Maia L
a . Naw prorlrtarirt
D 4 VoodMaa Circle. Haw PIOT
54 Po« Run. Haw Piwaaiain
oouoh and tanta; hadwmrn autta
mUnaUananua ttana. GS 1-mt.
DISHWASHERS
Hovma aoutb. nwat aaU. rtrf
POT WASHERS
WBWILLTBADf
f»-^—na^ STABTDKI
DIODUmT
EXCELLENT
SALARY
fwomura,
aaabanii maM
t
upitsnt
i
wroMb,
mawUaua ((ardan
aan
toom, » " fkfa blcjcja CTll J-0J4J
J0J4J
BSADTTTOT. band
dmtni room takla, W J •»"
—
buttM,
STOUFFER'S
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Union pi. (Opp. M . Bta.l,
SummK.
Public Traonporiaaoii
•us.
Morln«. Bobd cherry
table and 4 obmlrs
on;
OB.
AZIdiirar n s M . Pull Uma. Oall
CH. t-llM.
f
BOP A (Laaaon-1
tabla.
NEW PKOVllJtNCE
,Thai
hom> K
COLLEGE STUDENTS
!
2 banrrwrn home. U r i n e i
^ ^ waui
_ . ..
_ > large lot Barn money this summer at home.
.room, dfcuug room, kttohan
S J M Z I *a*al for cbUdren. It has a llrUig and all belt year In your ooUefe
room, lana kltaban with aatint tows. CR 14100.
storm
_.
I bartrrw
H
d bath.
b t h Second
B d
and
Bouse ba eaoaUant momma I toatOe ana.
1
baa 3 Dtoe bedrooma Pull
and out. BaawoVuBy aiwanaajii, an- floor
UK and a one car attached
oaOsnt lunattuii. Tbla la a rare value tilaiai
aarafe.
Hear
sohools
and
traoaporp^
for amaH family.
ap
tauon. Loraly uMbtvrhood. Trana- and utUKaas. Apply atroraj Oobb
I Aroer Inc., tn Central Avenue. Mur•
I1I.W0.
, ELMER HOUSTON REALTOR "
rooTa^S
»»™»OT A^
Dauailmaut and oonTel. CEartnr. 7,
>. Danorator anop-at-; Pur* aim us*, faau. Ws will bay yonr - "
Brocade Snaatant.. FMa and Bm
" "" " ""
Veulnc with
.
.
Ida of Wool.
Hylon, Deoron. Oorduray, TatfaU
and Drip Dry Cotton. Arpero-e Bouta
B of a n a iron
J«rn»ce, ranorea ta.1
M In Morris Plains • opan Men.
thru PH. *M to 1 0 « and Bat. to
I P U Par the aummar, oloaad Su
n*MO wanted,
day. MU Labor Day. Jefferson
n i l Pree md Baar ParBm a* fraud. BO l
Alpem..
•utttK
aau« At-
m to)
!OJFW.
U
$19,900
DOUGLAS BURGOORFf. REALTOR
WAMTO Tdi
Mww lor «ba IIMDC A '
BUS BOYS
APTLT IK FWBBOH ALL W B K
WAKTLU
isomm
SWEET CORN
TBX BOBDI BOOB SHOP. 1 Taylor
Street. MUlburn. Beat
qa2*y
alafria
auibUy uaad olothln« for entire
aynip Mid booay.
ON TBZ U A U . IN SHOBT HILLS
family for erery
_.. .
10-3. cloaed Wadnaadar. HALF
10-J.
Wi(htinaB'i Ftrmi
PI
PBICI
SALI OONTOnriB
Full Tim*—5 or • O»yt
el
•at. KambU At*.
Part Tim* « W**k Ends
VUBMITUBB
IT IT* W O W , TBT ALPBTW6
Top "salary; arobltrct's
oraaa, wttto nan-Urn. Malataw
a w nail and Ore ta tan man.
TTPtST to type labels snretopaa,
Snortband MO ntaunum and
etc. No ateno required Must be
typing M auntmum; as* tt to
experienced for aocunury. Acade>0. > 00 to 3 JO. 3 daya. OR 3my Photoanpbara. Inc.. 20 Caat
CB. 3-1103.
WIUow Street. MUlbure.
SUMMIT
14' PBrW-TAH. 19 hp motor, traUar PATH eimom
and boat oarer P M . Aa» •' p » s -
STOUFFER'S
NEWEST RESTAURANT
Advertising
Trainee
APPLY IN POISON ALL WBEK
' «f you
_ 3 or 4 bourn
._
raaularlr sack
• •kill o» a group of atudtoOarl
Oaaaaaac coanta on a rout* to
ba eatahHahad In and around
Mttmurn and Short BUla. and a n
wHBn« to make Debt aeatnraas.
aat, M U to Studio Olrl CoameDattt. WW. OWndaJr. Callt. Bouta wUI pay up to » oo
WANTIV—MAU
M»4 LWCOLK r,
» d conoluoi
<"<*o«.
CLOTaTDfO
Excalltnt Starting Salary; Liberal Banafth
STOUFFER'S EMPLOYMENT
_Ortra.
ba aaaa Tuaesky.
i * a m CB. 7-4*Ja.
tM. Oall OB
MUlburn. Panaac •
Hooan An. rtclnlty
t i
m l up per hour put Mm*. (Ml
Do. fort ML a-*14e tor boms murrtew
wmt OH> or i m txrumai a LEADING
Mountain Are. l u r n r BUI. N
I Pear M W ProrUMncei
"tar 4. CB
Wlfc D aj& • * p « .
OUMT aaia. 1 >JB ~m pm.
PbM P f t i i w . u a camrcti
MkU atnat. Bparta, I . J.
Taa-raom ttrrlat
Top-nMah auaiiaaHa ^
lunaam la SUT&DB. M. J.
appanamtr far adid ttttun. Brand
-r w i l l MtaaJ w M n ootxr
O N THE MALL IN SHORT HILLS
Plsaas i n l t u m n arnhnne
POt SAU
mtklt
COSMETICIAN
DESIRABLE
Stouffer's Newest Restaurant
Prreonnal rilfaialliaut. 4*4-M4*
Dally • 15 AM. - I JO PJ(.
Twaday eiaMnaa Ttl I PJa\
HW WAMIW
dining room
for aale. all
Vt-oc flnfun damns
from' Jobn
Twsn badroom aat. booked russ
and otHar oafpetanc. chrome bar
atonal. Quality at tow, low prlom
WTman l-l«il
_vu-«r}^crKl'rT
*DTOT Bagal. ^ , ^
_. _ . . _ W4: aat bhta ""ion. Phone 4M-i<i:7.
Ciiliarlaaeii ohena We; large drop
leaf enarrf tame M6; boras drawn
buggy 173. canoe 173; jot
ttl. ouura«lila sofs Mf
chain US. ABCRDn Resale
MerenvUet Bd., MayaurrtUe
7-U4>. Open dally M AM. to I
BD8SIAH LAWOOAOrT
P.M. except Tueaoas-.
adrancad. On
aummer. CR,
' You Drtre
I U I U R T N O - Pren.
ometry.
1/3 a*, motors; la a
mm. aatra bktfsj. After *
pjn., OB 3-3*n.
TO wttla tktate. Bun. natar uaad.
fach«. tuT^
t i l t 130: M l K>fT «»er iitai. I
Win tutor rtw,
OK »Kuum. 110. alao aoma wool I
41 Maple St.. Summit
CR 3-7O10 DRAPTSMAK _ Bare ataadyy full or
aUfjS
boam prrt
part. Uma antftlot for an axptrlhookad and bnldad ruas. PL 7— '
and Sundays, call
•Mad draflamaa. Appiy la par*.'R 3-2331
tor fkior lamp; poroh rurnaturs,
tmorlttf French"
m
Oaa Drytn*. k c . . IT OomPL. 7-3M3
ettjdar. cbaiaa faunae, tabia; pnon7-YEAR-OLD
BTUD1O eouoh wttto
Bleb school nudrmi 1
merot Stnat. Chatoanv
ocracb-ndto oombtnaUon; pair
DBeiel «-iMi
seat. OaB us . y o u * be so dad yon dtd.
corrr.
SPLIT LEyEL
wroucbt tton Isotaros. autaable
BALBSMBf
—
part
or
fuU
tame,
no
I
*-O40*.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
NorUi Summit — 3 bedrooms. l'4
for buffet. Odds and ends. CB. 3- K1OH hOtl T C I'.L'.t*
vtt limit, no expsrtance nacaa-'
eaoaaeoi oondluon. Carpel. Bkwood Brt.ua, MaolaDO mod«l.
seeks empl' -: >•• • . . . :
aery. Send name and phone num- -. buUMn Oreo, com**™. •plit l*..l. 1 badroom.. 2 ' , batba,
tank, buttat. bt
btond o
oak m.
m Douiuc OerniHi. Kr,
ber
to
Richard
Meyer,
P.
O.
Boa
mauy aitraa M J 0 0 Ilnn CXI 7bl dnaaam
ble
d
and
d mtrror
t
Mo.
Mo Ctl
Ctil M•• m o o t m toft blcyda HI; Oo- DRfZel 9-1656 t-\,;. ..
MS. Chatham.
«al| •lilbii.MliI yard. By «101
n«a wmiuuda 190. One coffee
oart frame, beat oiler: ComM
t-c.
TOTORINO _ B-rnrr, _
Call for ajajnintitMnt. OB 7
table *». and ooa and table no.
for
ao-oart
17.
*H-i<m
for newepeper
Oall DR 1-5JJ4 r ienln«']
South Oranaa 2-*f7O. .
ty mombaai only. 3-36
LAKE MOHAWK
SHnBT MTIJ.R
» » CR 1-OliS.
LAJC« MOBAWX Cbotof
I a apaclally.
good condrtlon. Alao OB l-w»y
j
year .round home. 3 MARRIED mm with
n. ya
window fan. Beat offer 4M4SU.
;
I. 3 Mwraoma. ! ( , battia.; newspaper daUTtry momlnpi and
• WHITNEY ROAD
a tlrapiaoaa.
flrepTaoea. OH heat, beamed
WTR*
Waatward
B
o
I
Bound
mania
aunSna~<Cull piamnald 7-OJJJ
dsotnt table, four chairs, cost
tbadl M
We hare reoentty Mated a onamans j aatbadnl
Urmi room oalllnt.
..
four baa own thrae bats borne In
• S i . asldnc UOO. B a n
OsUar playroom with pleture wintlnie
the BnoBwood a n a wttn wnmamata
pros butch, a m : booka
dow. Beated Jalouoedporch Sun
Into other pureui-.
Tba awoara bsjre rust
board for twin beds, cost 1114.
deck. 1 ear saner. Modern kitchPIlTBPMPrt
Inf a nret lore. *,\A
asking MO: typewrrur and table,
en wtth dlah waahrr. Adjacent to
tact
with
Indlrtdiuli
If you
•USC cblld'a rolMop ossk »16.
wiring and psanted both aatsrlor
foU coune. Brook. Within M0 it i
In forminff amall
I bd
fultar 110. outboard motor, tant. A0COHD1AR — brand naw, eaoat,
and IMenor
of k u e boat s s o b o r i ^ C o n m u - !
aroup.
atrtotty
i«:
, ly new borne at tnt baak pnee.
books,
rreortk.
toys,
odds
and
|
lent
oondttton
~
'
ant to schoole, rhurctHa and
Located on a shaded lot with flat
j
:
p s u ana and a short wait to
• m^aaai^laSa^"1'aanra'^C*D"'
solden yasrs of • - ? '
that
Drade School and junior Rbjn.
•at. (41 ratrat i a n and abrubs.
... . xrombone or wba» base •anaHke-nnmhliKi.—t;
Priced In tha Uoroha.
Ill naasimil patto. Included at
alao of Interest P!.i
a l
o
opportunity for aabd futun. Brand JAMBS portable
portle d
.
4 j you
maluaarin
174"
you Theira
Ther'rs all
all arallable
on the
OaU Knmadlatarr to kassaet aa
andaeethu
new market, ldaal worklns oondlkfADISON
»•' OoaUent oondttton. Beat btEuUful Lowrey ontan. So almol* rlbea. hare [M-':t,(
tola wul *o qutektr.
Reply Bo> MO. r
tbat mn an adult can learn.
otter. Mann t-ttm
Itleaa (raaa MM.
FRED W . WATSON Inc.
Valley Road
Sterling H. J LABOI elecnw fan, poroh tables,
j
Baattor
chairs, illdrr. coUefa tanle-dask,
THE PIANO SHOP
Dally Monday tnru Saturday
Brea DB «-03M
ru*i. DReaal 4-ora.
OaU Da - TouU Be SoOlad Ton Did j PR «-717»
lit TtrrUI Boad
Scotch Plant
Ootmtry Urlnfl Picture your own
PL «-37OI
LBATBSt aofa M0. *ot
NEW LISTING
Cndlsh Manor nMo>n<-e on S acres
Open ITenlnaa TU a
mirror MS. ' n l r e t chaaie ITS.
„ and apan
. * _ youm
,—. modem
. - ?*™!£Ji'Z*!>L
Pr"»crty.
Thla
SP1O
UDhoMared chslrs 116 aaoh. 10112
Raaltor
lerel home tn conreneant to- ffySjU*" T O ° m . 4-*a'h horns la
»r«y wool rug S45. equare marble- 71ND Annlrereary Salt of
( Mountain Are. Murray Hill II J.
Three
Lowest Prlcea. BsUbllabed
cooatructlon
tap-«sUe (43. pair end tables wtth
SUMMIT
Tap at Diamond BUI Boaa
aun
porch
and
DOWB, 10* Summit Are., Summit
drawen
CIS each. bade, rtraaain.
1
Dial: 404-UO*
Many a i m Ceal Mr
mar puiOB. 3-74W.
chasu. pstrwiipa. cbtna. etaaeea.
AOeVCY
l
U
odds and snaa. Tna Tsstardss*
i
_
i
d
?
i
.
*™
JSJ
An,,
CH
I-ilM
SumnUt
D
mtd «a
Shop, ail-Main sweat, MUTbura.
way below replacement coat. Par ,
brochure, ooneuJt
;
BANKING POSITION
ODTBD MRS
Choice
WBBTIKOHOVSE
electric raa*e.
Opsn Dally TU f • aat. TU •
it Adfln
nceU'nt
con<Httoo
and anOpentna
for
time t«41ar;
p
r part
p
t ; ea>
114 A Wawh\m« Ac i w
BBALTOna
Anna Syjr*lt«f'<
l MR
p 5 i « « d prtferraij;
rtferraij;aawnancwor*.
n
O DK
ALTENBURG'8
Old Short BUM rd.
•"» °™di"ona — maw baoenta.
REALTY CORNER
PlalncUkd. N. J.
M
eat HitisWL Ara Bsrkeaay Bats.
j 3* Bony Oara. Barbstsr Baagbte
M Oaaiial at. Bareaway BaSatata
W4 Tbabar Drtws. Bassjsasy lajtr
Kant Place Bird, Sornrmt
.
.
ratobunsj Paasa. aumenit
13 Whitney Brlea. Batataj BetaIM VaOar Bd. OtBetU
Llat jraur
THE RICHLAND CO. i ~ ™ - « . » * *
:—-
DOUGLAS BURGOORFf. REALTOR
4 Rail »V>» 4 Ton
wuuunaouK blua and wtdta. drknwood i
doom •> pataa. tooala* o n e
a
a s : ] QUICK HENRY,
THE CAR.
rnsoNAL
MEAT
CUTTERS
LUXURIOUS
DOUGLAS BURGDORFF
MAU «Ni RMAU
G. A. Allsopp, Inc.
WOODLAND PARK
STJSZ Stafford Agency . ^ ^ tb- . ^ .»_ « .
J IMS bad-
BBSXTOBS
bouas. tt TOO are ssskan* ab« baas
Ok >-M» of lunarlrai aad rarlnamant of oon-
Butler Agency
Raaltort
T Da*\aasi Ara cm J-nsa Anytuae
iS™SoSSD* 7 ) B n r«»5?l l l JSc2 THE NATIONAt STATE BANK
Summit Office
"?S3 "osT &'£*££
n t
14 *«"*. n»c* Bird.
J f qaj
" ° ^ » <»?• " » BKI Lab. < ion.
CB 7-4024
i
f. H . BOCKOVEN,
aat can be joura In]
> « IMroM raucb. 1
CJUBU'ViaTaT ACUCCT
CONVFIMIPIMT
Braa. * Sun.: C* 3-3BSI or OB T-—.
A PICTURE TO BEHOLD
£ /
, pcrcfa, S car
Sr%fZJSrZi&-\ Holmes Agency
i bs yo«r lulail bnaae*
"*
flPW
HOfCjt.
Ann* Sytvatter'i
REALTY CORNER
BBALTOBS
ODBL f-2M*
r t a A O B g l )a>*Mst arBBBaV 3 a M A -
nna. «Uad bath; Pourtn H i d Is cos
ad ass
ESTATE
j
Realtor - b t IW
» l Moms Are, Buminlt CR 3-240(1
Ere. JB > - » a CB 3-O7S7 CH 3
"FIVE"
mauoU* troBi toe Summit Station
la lorety woooed eras 3 Beuwoms,
3 Baata. Deo or 4th Beomorn. Bac-
DaU
8PRINOFIBLD
EASTERN SALES
PIANO - ORGAN SALE
APPLIANCE DIVISION OF
EASTERN FUEL CO.
M Broad «t.
aummlt
CR 3-0004
Tremendous Reductions •
Huge Selection
Floor Samples
Demonstrators - Used -
Hotpoint automitie
dishwasber
190
Hotpoint portable T. V. ITS
G.E. console T. V
M
Roper Gas Range
$90
Magic Chef gas range
high broiler
ITS
OPEN EVENINGS
TILL*
THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY TIIX I
.AMPLE PARKING
Hammond - Wurntzer
Conn - Knabe • Sofamer
Mason & Hamlin
America's floeat casnos and organs a n draaUoally prtce aaaabed
to make room (or etors aHarattons
snd etUpmenu of fall stock. Now a
your onpostunaty to aave hundreds ol dotlan on a tmutllul
pkuw or orsso,- Altaotwrf's IB. |
yaan lnaura you of retWbk) quality'
at lowest prices.
PLanoan 1-3000
T o u Atwan Do BaM<r a t
ODD loba, lawna. celatn, amall RFITRIOKRATOR
aate. OB tAltenburg's"
w o o * deartmi. ate. CaU 4M-O110 > 14Ct
,!•__.• ALTENBURG
AIR OTNOrriOKs*, chair, bureau.
vacuum cleaDrr. krwtrsn aet, «snP I A N O HOUSE, Inc.
Summit mma u r - <*J
Mra. BktUlnc, CR 7-4>M.
ltT. window TUB. rrmxunm gmmPAT'S WORK. BrparUnotd. DB 1- ware, laraja. tables, etc. CB 3 - 1140 B. Jersey St. BlMHKto, !>• i. \~
mONtHO 000a at my home; eaperlanoed with dturta, 4M-wa) ocapt
Sundaya.
Opvortunlty! Can. you use a bust-! WOMAM
part Uma child
naaa proparty right In tba enter of I an, elderly people.
Wednesday
l
Wd
a
town? Many hare triad to buy this I thru Pridsy. Bras, call MU "I
Tula 3 bedroom much bouse M a when tt waant (or aala—now It lal: oaa.
dstlght Bouaa la Mr oooxKUoMd , Don t wajtl
and yard la a PUaaor.tor_M»!ihorne |
WILL care for child m my homa.
saromar. In tow 301. To Inspect
call u> soyttme.
Anna Sylvaitar t
. . .»•.
BFAITY Pr\DKIHD
DeMceom and daarerad.
eiyh. . < k _ > « . » / \ i , | a C I C k J C D
H C A L I I .wwKPlCH
33*9.
BKALTOB8
DBBXSL >-13M KXPmiKNciD typist; will accept
p l M y H ^ ^ ^ i | l ^ L J t i l QI r ) 9 r 1 C R
BaaHon
typing at home. CR 3-4B73.
M Mascbwood Road
•umtnlt
WESTFIELD
ssorHtary or office
maaatftr position with s eraDsnfe!
J-CHATHAM
1100 per week. Orer 30 yean experience. WUI ae-nd rrauma. Call
DRevel 8-3006 or ORanse 7-3000.
1- a•"-^ ^T. "—
****• ° * * ""I—BiRKiLiY HEIGHTS
*-w- VJHII Bojna l a Trade
ing cajaa.
• laratory. Pint larat baa Brteg and
• during rooms, bfcoo kttohesi and
CLEAN-UP TIME
M. Mooney — U j h t trucking and
- IT , . i . . . » | ai*n l » w » eerrtce.
CR 7-OB7J
2
aar acnened j badroonii, three and a haU bathsTT
Just a snort larRr llvihu room antf drnrnic room,,
quick
,«J'onooooO.
pVroty of ,—.
•- In ths
• nelsn-»——— —
- —
--• owner. Capital
Vt^/IX T'CWICW I
borbood for tba lads. Transferred i n-0105 DRc««I »-3JSl
u,
f-ial.italiHT lannaraajwl apatt-larst.
st otar 1 yra. oM. Tbas nna bn
g! CaU 271; Tha Pellawv. CB I 1M9 Windows wssheil. ceUsrt
cleaned; also odds snd ends do»f.
jg
Realtor
J-l
Brsklnc Rlo«T. H. J.
BB I-OISJ1 — .
Mamber Multiple Laettc Berries 1
"BUYHEATJ"
ler
aaU
WAHTIP
aVISd SlUK
Harry T. Browu. MS S-aSM
trraa Wrckoft. Oil 7-1 n s
Aodraw «fc*""*" CR T-^M
porch a n d
S^:
Uaiiapartatlon.
aohoolfc ; TO0BO couple dealrea to afrre dlnt
Alunutnm
—•' nersanA partlea. CR 74114 afur S.
wtadowa Ixpanelan Mole. full
ntONINQ done In my home, CR 7»0>.
INSPECTION INVITEO~~ I JANET'S Hand Uunary. « Part
^ «> oubloe. bm unide. t bed
A-c. All bundlai ftntahatl. CR 3-
R. T. Stromenger
L9Ma**-|
CR 7-4000
MURRAY
BARGAIN
- ' • ^ ^
Atmotlre aodtfatd raacb ta A-l,
skaoad an,
^ WHITMORE
=FT»H« it™"" " ^ " C B 31404
RIDGB
Comfortable
home on large plot wttb rtew; Ur
sag m a 14x34 with orsjasot; tor
mal dantog room ISU4 wttb coma
h»masl»ea If You
cupboard; lane kitchen, pautn
to wuaK yonr new home. BaputaoVe
aanan poroh. *% batba. 4 be«
TO EACH HIS OWN
MODERN BRICK
rtiidail; na haat.
ispbait onra. '
- Prtoa «n Jo*
J-BASKING
A GENUINE
Yaa.i
aucbttx lasju aac
liaiauuwts. 3 ttsad
...war to. attic ataoj
family room
nnaat. Oonstt
ALTENBURG'S —
ELIZABETH. N. J.
INVESTMENT
CANT BE BEAT!
PRiarDABal • U cu. ft. Vary food
ujuliauu/ fMU haa • montba on
(uaraMcr. Muat ba aaan to ba PONUB »ns ana up:
.
apprectatad. KH. Riducam maand up. Prtrata hones boarded.
chine. Practically naw. Ha. OB 3- Par A Way Parma, MOIangton 7•963. PAH - lanr fan. can ba. uaad as
office, ator* or aMe. »M. CB ) •
8MALL retrlcenMor saat turnlnsra.
CR 3-3009.
-AKC raaja4M-19M attar
• or
UTTBrsS — aaaa and female, fna, MMata
bars.
1 moatrjs old. watnad and box r ^ o o n toomi. adaw
BtPltlOlltATOtt and abrra. bMnde
trained. OB 3-»wM.
.
„„„» pises. Union. » 1 '
doubl. bureau cheat and nlcnt
table CR 3-ataM.
STAHDABS poodle puppies. Boms
raised A.K.C lagataesd. Champ-
HOSPITAL k - u , emaae enaira. walkera, aun Umpa~for tale or rant.
la
^
free (Setlrery Pruehtman'a
1M> DOOOB aadan, 171; 1»W CADCAB a IBb'CK RI>1«
t
C
S i t CB 3-7171.
3
' tlon
Center.
Summit
ILLAC HOD; CB 1-M7«.
ntORINO or cleaning. Saturdaya _ . _ „ _ _ _ _ _ . _
..._«.
ANTIQUX CAR—IMl Daooto. aawatc AVIS.
.. r«a
trucks, inSum.i.:
only. Reference. CR. 3-M14
PABM. TOPBOIL. 4M-IM0.
anatn*.
S U d
natn* BumMa
BumMa seat,
aat
y. OaU DBaaal r-Jol*.
»MAhlN0
WOMAN colored, wants daya work UICSCBXsraD top
nil ancellant buy.
and reference. OSange 4-S»to.
i dirt. CB 7 - l « « .
A. McNAMARA
BSAL'fOR
i room
spacaoui rooma
1«3*, white with black IsMhar, DBBBSMAKDTO. s l f ' » ' . ! ' » .
U aummlt Are.. B u a u n « r C R _ 3 ; a U , «ranlMM
™
tocaMoi
RaaHer
to eleep
Reference. PACRTBAITDRA. Biailjaala. Sum.
ln« and repaUlsj C i l *
32.000 muss. Asktof »JJOO. QRax.
Braa.
CB
maintained,
but
It
la
cheerfully
000.
ba
aura
to
Ut Hlla) PlorM. 37 Ashwood
MUrdock
>4S1«
cm--u*3 OB
OB 7-1334.
ti
Ugtn in color among ttu stately
, tra* that area*. Mi Dsauttful haakAnn* Sylvester's
TAKB your aumJMT bosteaa a alfl
pound. Of the arwn rooms, nra
Inc. . refermoal owt
!
tram tna POTTtatT SBJOP. Seara on the first flair and Include
tlon. DBeial Msga day or a n a .
lected aeoonda In Barlyy A
Ameril l l l l l i suite. The
in*.
»41 MOBBia
U
Ai
can and
I C
Contamp
Contamporsry American
D»nB,t-UM>.Mr»M»r porclTMtba
WPRIMOPlaXD
MOTHER'S helper willing to tram. _ ere both practtcat and
carA ilallilil'iil ranch h o w trat btg ideal ccnerolant tooatlon. Large
-Idraam about. Tba .
beautiful.
H
retail
at
the
factory.
Brasa roosn orrrjookuai rear cardan.. Mruat room, dsssng roam, epaotoue
truly asnje. Trie a m p . osstcned
NEW PROVIDENCE
Contemporary Ceramics, a Watoh*1S Batba, a M - l amall dUar« m a s and ktteban. | katcnan wttb. aaeaaf ana, raoraa. t o harmonU. with tba bomr, la ea- DRenl
___ .-34J7
ung Are., Cbaituun. Open • - I. 1HW THUrtDBlBIRD oorrrerutue.
MIIK'T
Ipsnalry srjactout, not only for two DAY'S work Monday and
_ L
~
" - I* »»>• • * » MOB. thru Bat.
owner, low mileage, prtoed ta ssll.
Patto. Loratr
can, but alao for ail the extra
day Ctanlnc. CaU after 7 p.m.
Bsma sdluatad. «•:>" '
Msrosnes fta 300 D. Hi
; gar»Ttta key. Asking $*M «aa
Moderate
aaar that campers or bobby-uts
orange ts\n.
ssrr of Lionel taasna tnetadrng aabts,
naw. 30% of ooat. OB 74M*.
Maal tor a ooassls or a
a* and saua ottar.
b a n socunumxed. We uses your - ~ ^
t w a t o n n e r . 1 ansmt
Barm Oetger.
from M»so».
Beaailltutty lniajni* ll
tnapeonon of toa ontaiaadmf prop- THRS Junlore wm out BJwa.
gsr and frateat cars,
LAKDlCArt
north 3kde Pnead at HUM
arty. 141,730. Tha location a )u»t i weed, wwh c a n . patnt. DBaaat 4acraaortia. hniaes,
Tou WUI turdtr beaVre than
1**> PBAIOapi modal 403. S M ,
4J4J
could ba *>3' of proparty. with
people. OaU OBaaai
aa "prime" aa la the bouaa Itself.
n i tk
COMPLDTB •odX-'i"
. .
Realtor
any
Und
of
house,
tor
ttus
prtce
*14M.
1
MEDICAL .
. . .Mary B. Ptood. Reartw
montBly care. B' "
LAWNMOWam. T0O9. roaary M"
- 81 Bummtt Ara.. Summit d t 3-1U3
ki Waw PIUTMSOO.. But we hare
aTmraat Summit _CB._7^SM
oaalrea position In ptrMMan's of naw lawns. Splklnc .blade bcaOant condHtoo.
Ion. DBMal MM PORD VI. IU* or bast offer.
. Bras. OB J-SBT7 or CB 3-3a»
flee. CaU after V » M t CR 3Ing. ferUUilng. st.<-' '••».
Sm B- BernoSaTPB «
MI
3-33M.
Alia M. aaraiVbr. 3-t4N
Shrub srrangemr"
»
ai-m
W home awknmtng pool OLD8MOBILC. M.
M. 4
Realtor
COLLBOB atudent ojeairaa lanrtanap- BILNOR
with 3' ralnforoad ataak. Oood
door. Pully powered
Imt wort. Lawoa cut wMle on ra- condition.
OaU Bs • TouU Ba So Olad Tou DM. 909 Caat Broad Street. WattfWd. " X
Volgbtaanoyr 33 mm
walls. BawOant oc
— Phone: ADama 1-O00
caUon. Kxperlanced abrub trtm'
oaae. Qaah at
owner. MM. CB 7-4M0.
Wtatfleld Multiple Matin* SyeWm
mln« Also »hmb oWnUna from
LaiW cABlTMO
own atook CR 3-0130.
CompamentarT Brochure
JAor/AR 1M4. 140 MO. ConrerObla
Meal for toe raring eaacuUir.
NANCB. C B . 7-«0"
V. SET. knasaat. bada. larana.
wire wbaala. DRarat t - a * 7 .
woo want* tna bat rut* aowt
Realtor
WOMAN oartrea Tuwdey. WedB«a- T.bureau,
LANDSCAP1
oaabat. Vary reasonable.
JiiaasjoilMH DTJTCB OOLOMAL
Utue
Tea. and * full taU* fin, floor » »%£%«£,&!&
day. Thur.de>. 110. car f a n . Oood
B o i d " ' llafaaalibail * - * Par Sea*
and put In new
MOA-*S. eott top roadster. «*H,
OR 7-JtM.
TB> —allaut taou. aenghsfulrr lant
ipowdar room and laratarjr all Ian*
MPrdocit
7«>5»4
fartUutlni and *
WW plus snow Ursa. Wm wheels,
Dial «M->10*
"eBT^w'J^BWaaTnwaVaTVel
w*«wjn*
a T ^ a ^ •aTaJBwws;
-,!•,'.-..< rnth ftuaaia and snut Agsol
lacaaattan room; msaalrs
a aatone firs.
care DealpUnt <
BBAR1HO
AID
and
acorsaarlaa
W
,
1S.00O
maua
llaio.
PBaaal
e-7144.
COOPBUTTVI apartment for aale.
peace: 1 oar a w : cool, wooded
ahrubt. Tree arm
rail fwooe; 3 badrooma. large, mod- '
RSeharcl A MlCOna)
old malhoaany cntfterobe, s m t h
Parmley ApartmanU. S rooma.
lot;
eaeaUently
located
In
Berkeley
paUo aldewslIM
ATTBACTIVB
>-TWr
old
apUt.
3<j
bad.
3
stnagbt
Ottawa,
nisasnar'
• m kltoban; poroh; paUo: pan- '
rVICIiara « . Iwlttwnw
FOR SALE
111.000. OaU altar I - CR i-«»l«.
Dont
work. DReieJJ
batns, dlntng room. 3 bedrooms,
CR 3-»»M.
•lad raeraaOou room; 3-«ar asopportunity. Oall now. KM.WO.
-»—•—' condition.
dasbwashsr. rse. room, laundry
rage and JJO-roH alurmic; WILBOW
OALLA1TT
Tre**
CANON
VT.
30
mm
f
1J
lias.
w<awork
Beat
offer.
<CB.
1-MW
after
Our
Picture
Plica
Sarc
MBea
room,
liasiinaar),
asrssja.
atortn
SCHOOL: QUVOK PCjaSBBBtOrt.
moral, pruning
ton III meter IM*. Omasa, 36 mm « P. M.
connnnattnns, good nalabbarbood.
work. 10 ya»rs
BICTCLBI. nbuUt. all Man
soMrgar
WS.
CB
7-aaM.
insured. Pree estl
• * to LUXURIOUS
DAVID BraoJey »o-cart. 2", horsec h or mooined' makee, sio-als. eft 3-2478.
H3
bn> and train;
. IJ*0.
RUMMAOI SAIA Morrow Memori(ood eondttton, 1 la—inarila
n Vary fine type, fln<tt HUSH B»aa Mi I-.'—* «l —
— ' tnanaated oel ataant ba«4«n
ranch horns.
* T -•> >•fJj
Broi
Realtor!
al Church. Meplewood. Thundaya
» i l * « wenlnejs
prtndpaU
only.
CR
7-0118.
or
Stunmi
Short,
!•««•!
6-3310.
•rouaakl
porab.
ttaMaj,
roam
aMk«re
12-,« aVpcfld Ara
1 AJIQB oidar home, nlea
July
»
.
27:
»
M
A.
M.
to
1
P
H.
H0.0OO
to
IIOVOOO.
BU*
<t
Co
CHOICE corix-r lot. uue-yaaa old
body,
upT1«n-all 1. aaa taapeont aaaa\r>- ProrldMce Center
location ChaAtlarn Townahlp.
31 bus from Newark, transfer to IMS AOBTIR..
s 2« men
Raaltor., Short Hills. DR 9-223.
apllt level. 3 badrooma. rec. room.
-•••
- *:-rr- 4M4M19 - MC i-*5i7
aaonabtyl amrm a a a and an Mai t
soottMeon tat.
•tftKiaj na<a»barB«at. rraea
Project 8 u e « t bus.
tvas. OS 9-xnt.
Fear saraf. Owner. OB » » l
prtr-d Oell owner, e n J-M*«.
Stafford Agency MUSTifSOLD
pause at leortt Jersey on »b» Waa.
ebun* MaumaSns tn
' —
Berkeaiy Batgbte A
buy! Prlcad for Imrnsdaata
REMtNISCENT OF
IF
ENGLISH
COUNTRYSIDE
w.
TRANSFERRED « ^ ^
Perfect Small Houtt
Gr.ci« , CcJoni.1
„, J ^ I L S a ^ g U l s
$17,700
MOUNTAIN AGENCY
JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT
Stafford Agency
LOCATION COUNTS
S22JSOO
* 5 i* i -
BUSINESS
Gilland St Olmm
Nancy F. Reynolds
4 BEDROOM RANCH i DOUGLAS BURGDORFF
BYSTRAK
REAL ESTATE WANTED
'HZ
USID CARS KM l A U
«M*
WINIMWD ATT.
Ued
(a* tocataa* at « a Baa
Day Co. which r m f i i l " i p | a
WAIfTBO s-l rooai furOMbaat apart* special tereeaiaf a w n a i far
aux, %-M. 4M. l a ) , a 3 s . Jvl?
" » « >«r laum w n w coapK.
nmka UM OTMA. 1 M , Saa.
TBEE
photoengraving natd ta arMaaf
r»bua»ua World of Join
*••
"(BHaitMiihMi
oatanty
ana.
atwapapert aod auiaaMM.
j«rn». I B S . J J B . at at. JUT It. la.
EXPEBT CO.
ta tM<n
a».wu
SUMMIT
T*e
factory
t
u
battt
at
U
M
Ittm. Baa TBV
aua World or Juati Vanat. j'sft 7 oo'
•IVANS
ay Day, a formar pntHaaaT « l
I * . Jut* », rZ ~
M UM SMB.>io, m. iM.
tta aotr defunct New Yarw Saa.
1957 CHEVROLET
the factory, which roMIUIURN
Bel Air
a fancy
y acbooL
b o i . Mr.
r DDay
y
N»
ItaM
t»
>«*Mt
w
or
til
pro.
n. i«. ii.
(Continued from pa(e 1)
aba eoBitructed palMla heau
i » , i^io;
aa. Tto OauaoU u » rwa£a. MM « M * « « M <w*m or t h n MU
Valley terminated at Philllpa- oaar his business. Ill* Brat «eT k » mile.
_
_ I B 4M». I;S« " O*M> BUklaf tnm aauL
Ton. air la, burg and had no outlet to New cupant was reportad to ba
Of t t » COUTKT
OalataV *••>••, PwrkM
k
» • » fiMT1
lM>lBa
<K»a »•« l a r
l
Gaorge
Wilcoi,
the
ttrat
mayor
«klr4
d
n
d
A
York City eicept by the unsaUaINn k i ruklai aU>la| -- •••••
UM tf.7liu.wo. "> 1?' "5L""™ °*^l <i~l^aa?^UB,^a.' KTSJ
MaiBUlt
r
u
t
b>f
b
>
f
Tr*rk
a u t t
f
f.ctory route of tbe Morris and ^
,,ngmil f
, „
^
1856 CHEVROLET
WMB<> • OaJlr - » * • of Uw undamgMd. aobooi n * lanuiBaii sao a m M
Bt
I M
ru
Essex taaal. Control of the!down lest year to make wiy for
SUtion Wagon
IBB m
tt>
west Lute Railroad would give the nev. school but the adjoining
WMk-naa) l a t a 4 n>n - ariM
u . onattan of MM aaMtaai tt r » . I * . ija.
) I>«TI • iii.H WMMJ b i n him the outlet for Pennsylvania house -nil stands and is occupied
.
H I « II u s «
m on,
MORRISTOWN
coal be badly needed. Packer Dr. Eric Moetter. Tbe Ben!
tnUM«i. Thl, « r 1, in
FOB RK>KRVATIO?)H
•aoeiitr* opwutwo. ruu 30 made good a part of his j Day plant is BOW located at
COMUVNITT
will
July
4»T
Julr 11. rVtw. i
promise and completed tbe lineluaden.
BDODnt' 0UUn« or
PHONK
_ _ oparud >t
Julr
U,
Papa*.
liOO.
7
oo.
t
»
Summit lo BernanUville >
bour M • tniwv
OM SprUffleM
••*. 17. nmmtn or a
STEIDLE BUICK CO. from
of
Boson,
BMd>
oa
tt»
.
tlxiwnth
son Councs, _
in December, 1171. He then ar- j
»•». 7*5. • » . July U,
..
vmi the old bottle* turned j JJ»_5J"
aair ot J U M . A D . laal. upon th»l
«• Tnaua n., summit, n j
• t i l In 19M
n « Oomptny i«o, l a ) . i;oo, I is
"
of UM uttdanMiMd. w
-r
*at one morked "C. W. I * J £ L
•ot dvdtnc,
OB WRITE TO
CB 3-O»]J
10 W Julv l« r i M u n o< ma Com.
if Uu aaaw «i Mid
dnlnlai
of
with the Morris and Essex Rail Sehomp-Springfleld, N. J " Ac- WSTBIBB.
t w r l i t , <J0. 100. IJO. Jujj 11
aatic* H lMrMrr «l"«> "•
Jtd «i thr
ctuictrto*
«
»
>
•
i
«
o
.
r~
UM
citastufa
of
Mtd
dmaaad
to
road, at that time under lease; cording In old-time residenta of • " • of Morru AVCOIH
m» Oaaniaor. 7oo, I JO
undar
ta U M Cltj 01
to the Delaware and 'Uefca-i Springfield, the Schomp family
MONTCLAIR
Norira To m i n r r o i u
Ul
SRI>
wanna
RaUroad.
Tbe first operated a beer bottling esUbATI Of QRAOB 1 rALXSN dAIRIDGB THEATER
«f all
u d domuiBi walBM tM
BKLMAR, N. J.
scheduled run wsi oo Jan. » . , listing about 30 or M reari aflo
d
of BBTATC OF QRAOB 1 rALXEN- ! July ;,, u .l 4
BM4
taaid
wiuun >u
. rm M a t 1*72 and cars from Bernards-Ion Mountain avenue, now Caldfrom t h . oat* of MM ora
nwntjrM , BUltU. DfPiwai d
Adnttitur* • 30 i
and furulah all
to*r wUl b . formr b s m d
rui*u«nt to Um (tnwr <if EUODTB Sraa AdvAnUv* 2110 1^0
WIXB _ 3 rooma. him, v 'Ue were joined to a D.L. and well place, in Springfield. The
for by « a oomrtr
J. KJBJC. BurrovtM or tliK OOUMT , aoukh Saw AuiwaittaaL S d o ' T j o "
proucuUnc or r«oo»orU>a UM
kau. M U v r>
train at Summit.
bottle is being presented to the
of
Union,
mad*
on
«h*
aitt«fnth
>
th
l t b
u f t l l i l l l
umMr thaao at th» City
day ol Jtm». A . p . i»»i. upun t h . j NEWARR.
Baakraptcy Loomed
| Springfield Historical Society
T » •pproaaott*
, aeawVk) b a n b ; ftmn tot July 10. 14 13. IS. It, Prtat. lo XI Nw Ob»9arto« To:
lbottle , M Iolkiwt:
Within a year the rosy pic-' Another
intereiting
•
-..tttor. of Mid dtrataM to I * • >l 10 11. M » l O u i t n o u .
<M. Ida «
VOVto CKHIBT. tttormr
raMtMt
to t l » »it>tortbn iindw i »*m Ailn. l i t . l o t . I I I . Julr
for the
ran* tmd
I CHMOO. St..
oatli or urirTWtkm IhMr ctoltna: 7. I. frf U « . 111. 7 a . i l l ] ;
ihiga Valley was able to secure ! b l o w n n " k lv P« bottle * ' t n a! <»i M w » u - w « in
N m r t , N J.
u , ] dwuuida taVnn t l v aaiuu of f u n DMK«nnj> Usn A i m , 10:30.
u
nmon
n ^ ' a charter to run a line from I rounded bottom and long neck '%£Bm >
"•
*
Jun» a M; Jul]rl, 13 4 w - AK.tta mta tmtmi
wtlMn MI monUu > » . 111. 10 oa Jult I. p*p«. I l l
ie«»ooi>; C H A T H A M - » »oa»
from ll>» d t U ol MM ortftr o r , « ' V 10 It. Stoat Danajwow U t n
1 Phillispaburg to Amboy and I This had no identifying marks
NOTICI TO
UMT will » • fortMr otrrad trum' Aliw. I as, i n , l o t .
__-—
—
,.^v"-biii i pulled out of in agreement with! upon "•
proMOUttne or rarjo»«rtll« llw s a o i t > j — " " ~ "7T.~ r r T
poreh«. a4u««. CB 3-JiM
j the We«t Une RaUroad was left I W o r l 1 <•«»• *a*J they had
t4f*iw»t ttw auoacrloar
:
rBOae UutteB BBS
Id) « •MUNhnt mtch b u m
.
OBOROI J TALKmravna.
th< or«ar of BUOBKE
h t U"I«t" OQOBJltW,
,..
-—-—-J OB 3 room «(mrto«M »itii IM/T* with !4 miles of track from here also come acroa»
across aeveral
several bot
Urjuobw
'
Orcutur,
A SHORT MOP Tl
B
v
a t . prtart, _««««.._ »f» MOW. to Beniard.vUlc ami a sta M er-:
had never been open- .~g J?Jf
* "^'k • » * - *•
aouitN*. acinus, stnuti
!.••
were from the
A- NO1X, Attorrwya
'taooiAB uio baits. Hat £ matjiga debt
I ed. Some of them
D. taai. upon Uw
>1» V) I** * * m " e r e f10111 "
•
i
o
c r d . V!>*>
p a
an B
BprinanKid
A»»
now defunct P O N . Brewery
HUNfERDON HILLS
AarataiuiMa- ol UM B U U OI « u i Summli. N.
Au«u«t u .
Tbe road made valiant at-,
l t » B ooaorau.
at Newark. Tbe contents bad
d
l
U, » .JJuiji. -.3
OaCMMd: nottce H
la Jum
u
tt. fl" rmirt»t» EK1r«- M
j tempts to survive, even going so
PLAYHOUSE
Uw ondlton ot Mtd o>n«Md to
evaporated.
j
-iadm«
DM
nittana
reomt. aat£ far as to otter a year's free
•xhlbtt to UM auhtcrlbfT tinder
NOTICI o r l«TTt«M»NT
.._ conori*> curb,
The excavations also turned | l p , _
e
commu ll
o«lh
or
ajftrtnaiuaa
ttt«ir
rteum
N. T I I M ;
. J Jc!2o7' Awi)Il
'' &' <° Ne» Yorkeri who up many pieces of broken earth- •«***» OM . n m i l l , blot* euro
July 10 thru 15
sod ttnil aoaount of u » !
tbij Mpumbtr 1. 1100 DBtin»- could be persuaded to build war. thought t o be parU o i l » > • " • yd. modified twvatr.WltUIn aU nionUn
m B JMTto.
frum
Uw
d»t*
of
Mtd
ordvr.
or
•
•
7
i
n
^^'
their homes in Bcrnardsville. huge crocks, ai well as a
' liwU »J»Ut
ihur w«l b» tor*r«r b»tT»d from
BAtiaOaTO
TM
\SH But the lure of a free ride lor shattered
proMouun« or raoonrlnti tfx M »
shaving mug em- ^ .
_ eaaiMd. BtU bt Kidttad
| ^ ^
btanka turnaalMd •ftlsat to. •ubaorltMC
•ad
Maud
br Uw aurrooao. t M
blazoned
with
erased
American
tUtbtcSniicmi
Allnd
K
atortad for M4t ><vn«nt u> UM 4 braad a w * n j lack of income caused the track
naga-atad
" D1OB CouaMy Omwt~Prob»t# Wi*.
pndactlaa
and equipment lo deteriorate to
at aaaaat aowlopr proaarlr an.
on. oo Tburadiv. A,uvuat 17Ui
BttBtr. Atlanwr
darBMi tpam Uw a m of ttv, W a r
an at I Jo AM (Derri
a condition whereupon travel T _ . _
July IT tarn U
M0
W.
Front
a
t
,
aod
t
)
»
BBptenrfMnt
and
dtraotaM
Ott«d. JIMM 90. iaai
line became dangerous. , ' W Q
.
to Ua* OuiBUMm oouocfi of til* Otty | Juiy_s. 13. ». n
Bobart • . JtrlM
4 » •M l
JOHN lARAGRCY
of auBMmt.
t»th tom, utoKaaT. Adult.* SeM far *S*4M
j Navy IflM School
BBnuior.
I. will auto ttnar vrtoa to |
NOTICC Of UTTLCMtNT
rt-.rtn * BrnrVah. Attonwla
In i n the mortgaw wai, T ^ , memben of the Summit
•JKI MARY TAHMIN
nrm
. .. .
l ' ' " i » rr» IHr~»,
• o i v n t .. That
lor
« l o « d "id trustee, of the N , v , , R e M r v e u n i t . „ attendIUW nmt aod UnaJ asoouiit o< U w f N * * * " ' *** ' " i l l :«ubKTlbtr. noranw H nnttatn . J u l y II. 13. V. n
4 t - •*.»
OODLE PADDOCK
TWO FOR* THE
iBMOUUU Of Ox- U « t WUI a n d | —
Trwaaiarit
of
IUCHAW)
J
BRJTaMMMtJlaBMWaSM^laaVlaBBaMaMt
;
nortxan Vuk
SIE SAW
TAW. n.. aamand, ««il bt ciKUUd j • « , , , . _ _ . . . . . . „ „ .
"-- ""•
C^!l*r
d.
aM «kMtd br t t » vumaMe u^j PRIVATE BEACH • GLORIOUS SURF
tivea. one the New Provl-i They are John Lager, son
svuih Onaa* AT*.)
—
Mid tun*.
lo
npMtly atf MO BJ
NT« York •partanmi. dence." and the other
tbe j j r l r H j | j r l j ^ n Lager of
CoptM of «B» p a n t o d tpaitnat
tM. I T B T T T M I ' * • • « » MOTH S
7-4111
six flat cars Passenger ears Lwpiru son of Mr and Mrs. ita tjit 5*y~B»Ji"6iuiunM
CH 7-3011.
ta. p^nttni. imarior and
had been leased Irom the O.h.\C,rmtu Laapins of 10 Mieie' JSL^Tl^^^
<* « *
BiMcnr O N r t « OCIAN
~
or, nllpapartac: futtin, SDB-IXr AUfUat 1 to .
atealjaut sirden tpmrtmvm. com- and Vt.
. a t u M t u : mMtejT; oat;place
rw MK par a n MO",I oi th4 toA? WIIN0 UXI, M. J.
pMaly fumuntd. w u t nllrotd
S5n«, M i t u i 1-3012.
(MERAIO
ROOM
taa>m «-STT»
to ttk« horn* nt
DANCINO S INTIIUINMINT
«><r OROWI 6-0474.
October. 1(78 and Rave it the , -n^ t*» mtvnonvb*
out
Ta
FintHSpoton thtJrrteyCetii
A BumaBunai fnr o>» hui a m n o t
•kaned Ctanan- Junk
»ic and Dela- • *••]
of H» ooatram win s * raqutrad ot
H and odd
Chrrtful m a n i M r rotor.
M. Ui-'hl
•lyy 3-OKlioom,
MM III I K bldo>r
after ^ ' T•'^**
J S~M
CR
ware Railroid. Shortly
(.illy a|.|»..l<l"l. » .
J
n f f l n l T f ' DOBvJflaWBjJ^]
|
••
^
M • nnsrirr of < r m l o r i »r<ll<I
l-batn anllt Immedta
TBt Catatnw t^utw-n n a w i a
l.oll, AH .(**!.
OoHdraa wucorua
tba H(M to r*J<<t uiy or *U Md»
»lM«m « I » I » I i» nsiiu>i l » > ' • '
». S3u 7-month the organiialion the line was »< u ^ J ILUOBWAXINO
,ra-' By dartotlon or i^i- Comma
acliiuirft (or childrrn.
i«nt«l to M&rea
aM wttlas.
a
tot
B
S
O
U
B
:
|
i
the
Delaware
and
*•
S
J
f
J
e
a
M
d
t
0
Oouadl at* sba oitr of lummii
DIN RITE "
H I aa tka laat aid*
OIUIXB J30
T c KATB<
ft
T= —— Lackswanna snd operates today
AAsUjf^i
its "P, 4 D." b/ancb, termi- , JA
, ^C
,
CHy at11
B-«cn*ood
Ikmd from D*rtnM
oo larsp lot. Chlldrrti wricom* C^J inattni/
Poplar 1-4708
;inK at Peapaclf. " ' • - " - - •
f- -' nrrmm
lum. 1174. BBOEOt DREXB, • lit) liuurtd
14 Maia StTMt
CtxktaU*
Organized originally aa tbe
mhi
Passaic
Valley
and
Peapack
M
»ft*r Ju2T 3. nnlipw
SUNDAYS U : U - 4 p.Bl
lip s NOTtd TO
fl
room houar In rousu •HUn*. Railroad, the name wai later;
Sootb SV»
ATS O f BUZABOTH K. OITiinfurs:
DWiVd: Toun, c.;upl< with "k"
j . \ T » . . ! » « , , W « l •• Bro«J *rM< (Tom Bommll A n «)<• ontor of __
lovnc a> I T O U O S
i or i cMidm pretmrd H E 'changed to tbe N e w Jersey West
M to w - D U t B , ^ ,OBt „„„,
1.
K
M , B W W U Of thr OoUOtr
Watnau 31 Borae»ho« mud. Brrke-'Line Railroad T h e track w a s
*&» • zont I.
-3TORAOE. naoos. ts*Uof tmtOB, tatat «n th» antMB ««T
AIR-CONOITIONID
noD <M >r
" ' " 'hui't by tne We«t Line from '•• ^TUJS^S'mlm
ASSM at July. A B , U«i. upon too
'..:'.,,'.ur«, ate. W« apacUl- JUJ'.!"'"'
oaaan of t a t tscdoratamd. at
, tinelMt aarrtM.
Summit to Bernardavilie as part
on u » Wax flkta - BOO. A * I. ntor of UM ttaa" of Mid tictaMd.
Call Bn«M atonsue to llafl» Btrwt on tlMitotM a baratnr trtto ta O H
WW FBOVlIiaWCX *ymr ad tarn Newark to Caaton, P a
til BKB)
kotM A • I.
KB) - k
ondlton of Mad inatand to taMntt
AS Deiiten BarHoa. Lo•pltt m l , •fOM* ««taadi,aTBUd A
» . switroad
AMBua from BMSM t o tut NtacrtMr uodor oath or
Traces VislWe Today
c ^Dd atorage;
tbl* SrpwmtMr 1st tor c w rtar.
t
aa**t to aunmlt Anaut on
Traces of the right o i way are
_ _ Nona
,
»:• or Uk
prarmolr Iitmaabtd Cai 1-SlM.
HM
a n t - tarn a c '
_. alata of MM
CK 7-0231.
still visible today along Bedford ( at. aprkurrMd ATCOUT rraoi HnMtrdn al> moaabt from
of Mad oraar. or tbti wUl
road »nd Kent Place Boulevard
Sf^.JX"™* ' l o o
in rear of homes. Some of the M . gprtmnaM Anmu m m Ho447 Spri««flaM A « a , Saaattrl, N. J.
CR J O t O i
embankmentf still exi»t but are i
oa« A . t w j t o WMdran
..—--•
now incorporated
into
rear; , ° 7 ^ o r d a n t » r a o a n "
_ Ooanpanr of
NOW PLAYINC THRt; SATURDAY
tnmam Ao«u(ri J a t u . . | i w n f A f t M ihe l^ne w a , ,ban ut» upon flntl p«aai»a aand
N~.rH, «< JUnmr*. M. J ,
ROSTHJO. ptisttag. pa, _
Eatcutor.
.—,-r = - ot -r i< 7Jdoned, the right of way at tte j ^^TliS^cit.
ourk of
csuii. d.\jrttiu| a l ataplt
^ CMEVMUER • BW6 CMB8T
X Hordln It Ward.
*Uk^lQ. DBnu (.tMl. "
lu'r CH7-*7»r^ ! high school lite became a dump- j tb» caw of atmalt, do barwr
Attortw*
JROBT rABRICAfdii
tr^JT • taiarlw Pi
VAT«
e»»t«
2 .»«hi became covered.
I a npilar mmOar el o » Conunoo ju|V"u i j
VATT aM*hor»
maftion w
*
"THE PLEAStTKK
room oo«a«r«. dorp <-*.
" ~ ArtaMc
" — The high school site was alsOjCooacii bavi on T b u n d v • M B I M ,
' '
OF HIS COMPANY"
Oiemqult. Ikacionabw XaKM- __rl_?T
1 July S. 1*91 >nd t h « Mtd Orotbunapon nMrby. PKturw Olntrw
AN OSlBINANCa:
^ ^ nwoai MU h . wibmtoud tor oonaU•••
JIX 0BO1MAMCD TO PBOVmB JO* ; eratlon snd Dori P M W a*
BuiiMTtji, (aajMt, a w i a i i
4-M37.
Ati APIIIOfWATICm ~
— n«ai naular
• mMtaoc of UM OOTOi« s
TM MM 1 PVat *m
moo OouaeU to b . haM on Tut.IOOM AND M>AID
NT TM OMCrlMMMa n«Mtr« »t>rl
MOBBiirewN. » . J - ja t r —
HOME FOR THE A6E0
* and PMW any pwsoa who may
to«rr.<-l t 6 » * i wtB b . o n i * An WHWIIU i m a i n n a n ht
and conraltMMt l u t u u m i ttSM
nra—tht flnot
an ooportuWw to b> M M oon*
MM #»'••• laalty. Wlll» f . f u
rood 1*1 B M » tmatDhat. foi
rartbar Inlonutlon PIMM
» tbKIng; proiaOW w h kMcti. (•
July t laeu
;b» OWTMT. a n«tateraf atna f »
sujt*vr cjuam
MTU
Jviebi
Movie Time Table!.*
USiD CAI IUYS
A FABULOUS
VACATION
ASSURED
n-YearOM
B
i
MU 1-9811
Uanymor Hotel
RENTALS
•
i
Sj5ff o a r * * ^
GLORIA SWANSON
HTSJHJ"
'
" Warren:
organi^t^coinpr^ SS^,^- — - - - K
S
S
^
' •• °
William Pitt1™™0"*
j £££,.
JSTRAND
Btt BMt£y - SMMUY JONES
... (MIOyU-FMIKSIUnU
CA/TT 8E 8SATEN
ron A COOL SWIM
UM Common Cotwril ot thr City
of^&mnjK a ^ a j t ^ H ^ on_ Auyuw
room offlae for rttx.
MumM.
nctltent
kmtloii
nrkux. on.
of t h e Cttr Baa
Sprtnuttld Araau*. SummK. w
wut b . tor: TTJB78
O u t 4 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 gallon p o o l . . clean, Ireih Water Irom
our o w n w e l l t ; b e a c h e i , d r i t r i , life |u*ros . . . .
• »ar»aai IwnvM ••> 1 fm l/w AlfanAa
~-rooBB.. latdar. * " " " • " < e r T l 0 " A C 8 u l t o M <
tM t a t t S a U t m i doctor, lawyer, uau/.oc.. MoiMns
BooOlla; Oo. CtV 1 Ball
bulldlnt nu> Short HliU RaUroad
BteUon. Cail DJUlel (-MM.
*M<
DAT OAMT _ l a
STOMS K » laMT
un«
lUMrfMloo —
r)dln«. U o - 100 StrmOT A « « » . Ajtllabla im
I a) UMAm HAMMUT h a at aaj
Maat ty MVU town at FBUT M
DMnarm
competition 1-4 p.m.Trm<ridByl-"• " : ~ ~ T
fumon, Rmor miues, inum:
Now! Thra Tatalar!
tna nrUiktrat watkt
see the (inabon
24
OLYMPIC PARK
SUNDAY -
MONDAT -
Tl/EaDAY
TUf HOST WOWtOiS WONHIS IVtt
TO pan m wamt m satai
IRVING70N• M A? LEW 0 00
OTOK
tool
AVD BIOHWATS; W O
TOR " : ! ^
MHCIUANIOUS RINTAL
-CWWA McNSL- Bar DEE
MISS otmpic POOI
may be obtained »t thr ollict of
th» City OI«r» at Crty IUM. 513
SUBURBAN
6K0WIN6/
LT J1I0M T i g MCBCPTB OB
TAPOP WIOM
BOraWlCT
AVAILABLE for n o t — 40'
m l arM. Could b* d
rar* or r«paar aboo. M
i
T CB 7-1114.
___^
nu emeus.. *****
SPACE J Q t W M f
OF
POBUC
H1OKWAT0 n t J B
aBORIB
SEATTOTB BStAtTVi:
VABSCDIO OF VSBICUS
i c BTwerre
1 0 a > m . — 7 p - m . every d t x ,
THI
AIR OOMOITIOMBO
or
M J aaltiiu a « r Ball
*7 m
DINNER THEATER
TUEHDAY THUD SUNDAY
MARIE WILSON in
SMALL atawunaW tar achool Mtch
«r In Summit a m . SK W
ItnlKeti I \M. lo 5 TM
AUTO «B»AW$
^ ^ airy MODI te
"0 Otn«M»i>ai
•Ma, i
T
RMTIMSD ootapM of onUast nick
rrouod «tch out chUd d a a n rkat
floor apartmamt. 1 boarooms. in
UN'S MOTOR
tjfaaBBntaBBal
D a T t m n raaKly. 4 or I MdroOBl
hoBM. auouBIt m >y SacnamMr l*t. 3m v r t l
XaCl
i t t a t o r n t J-t btdroom houa» lo Short mila
"»», M bail. 0B 1- opuoa to purrhMa. Will I
»t itaart • mooUM rant
* f * « n i » B T . 1 Bad- 7901 or «ntt Boa Mi Boooton.
c
N. J.
° D » J J C n T 1140.
AOJBKTT. rAMBYT. 4 obUdrm. datti* 1 or 4
AVSJTD»
HMnOB tlOUM iOMWBBMBtf . TO I
AUI.es i a o U
Lownmowtr
Sole* & Service
KM**! AND SCISSOR
MINDIN0
MILLBURN
GRINDING SHOP
• M Marri. Tanks**
Short HiUs, N. 1.
M a.BN4
^IIIIT U - » U - a
MJEAKTKTtWaJWITl
NriM
DINNER • SHOW • DANCING
ROUTE 23 • CEDAR GROVE. N.J. • R t i 0 . 61455
Saltt k Sercwt
Aat« xpain
aaty aad r n w Wark
V—4 cut
M Summit Ave.
CR 1-3241
WANTBD d room ayuwuK
BtUa. apnastUM. Suamtt &r m pM by atptawmar
for S to 11 BMotna.
>HOJ
MUrt-THOMAS •
MASTAW SIM * *
WEDNCSDtY lara SATURDAY
MILLBURN^
• PRINT1N6
• RUMER CTAMPS
• O m C E PURNITURE
TWILL
MARKING DIVICES
C« 3.M42
MiOAB « WALNVT SIS.
COAL & OIL COr
FUELOIL^
24 HOUR
SERVICI
SUMMIT
•MAIN
UlUMN
I I D D O COAL
KOPPERS COKsT
BUDOIT FLAN
OIL IURNIR SERVICING
"CON'fMVOVi ' M L JflVrCr »NCf I N I *
DRexel 6-0008
M
Ii l4»llM)»Mtalal...latBBi»laWI>'t
the young savages
THi SUMMIT HMAID.
(Marls, M M Jaaia n
OverMOl
BAgar teaated to via the tfcreeksgged race. The water ft"
I *aW *o Barbara »
Lara*
I DabMa Vatacfc. Wth
parse* aad ebfid **«*»
Hawttae aad
teats drawing a large cm;.
the (toil.
1W ttu»a»ttad n e e tMBU bar et centesUnU
af Oeene Mor awl Aartaeny
•nauBM, JIM HeMritah
aas
BMPMT
OMM,
YOUR /UP IS njUY-STOCHD WITH
HHPYOU.
Woodland AYC.
Mm
Ooreoraa and Jay Ceraraa,
(Continued from Page 1)
Mickey Weymu aad Pater surrey, whSe OouneO President
Gemml. Fred G e r a l d ami Tnartaen Mieated that be aplitcbael Mail, tad B«b FtaU
preciated the argument* against
and John Voetsdi outdistanced
the extent*!* and that be, toe,
UK m t of the field. Prize win
atn among M* s*Ms were m i in favor of fee survey.
Cathy HeNtagr and Sand; However, after the meeting,
TWHS#vtf
Smocanek, Uadt Ashman andMr. Thornton said (hat both
Nancy SUcet, Dotty Aahman the author of the McOoskey
and Sunn Waller, and Ltod» report and several other coneuRaota had suggested revision
Smoianek.
of tha origtoal survey. He addRusty Brougband R o n n i e ed that Council is presently
GETS KOTAKT JOB—S HerPerell, Charlei Canon and Art
awaiting a report from the Plan- man Macy, executive director
• Murray, Ethel McNiny and
ning Board on the retention of of Beacon Hilt Club and a memShirley Smoxanek and Patty
Goumaa and Lynn Somer a etty planner before acting on! ber of the Summit Rotary Club,
paired off a* winners in tbe egg aotnoriiatk*! for another study. 1 has been named a member of
the
foundation
development
tOHiot contest.
MAK FROM 100% CORN OIL
committee of Rotary Interna
Ja the apecial contests held
In voting for. the withdrawal.:
UonaL The committee each
for seven ye»r-olds and youngs Councilman O'ConneU stated
year selects outstanding grad- TIT w ~ l m IterwaTI ^ 3 l
rr, Debbie Vagch and Renny that in the light of present conuate students throughout the
,,_ £
ditions and the foreaeeable fu- world *$ Rotary Foundation MMtTltCII
ture, there was presented "an Fellows. Before coming to
enigma of exactly what to do." Beeeon Hill Club on March 1,
Mr. O'ConneU added that he Mr. Macy was executive secrefelt if the necessity of creating tary of the Lake Placid Club,
CwffM
a street arose, th» General Serv- U k e Placid, N. Y. He has been
MM M4 M.IW
ices Administration, which ac- active in Rotary for 28 years,
quires land" for the Post Office, having served as a district
would do "business". He said, governor of Northern New York
however, that moat of the Coun- and Southern Canadian dubs.
cil did not feel as he did.
In a letter to Council. Curtis
Emerson Yoongdahl urged that
an up to date report be made
CkflStiQll inOUIOti % ClSB
S t O f CewpUtaj
and that any action to acquire
Stock of Csmpisg
land along Railroad avenue The regular luncheon meet
would be the "subject of ad- ing of the Christian Womens
as«J Vseories
verse criticism of Council." He Club will be held at the Suburrequested a maater plan, a de- ban Hotel, on July 19 at 11
We GWe S U Grtfm BUmpt termination of cost and action a.m. Guest speaker will be
on the recommendations. He Mrs. Percy Crawford, radio and
AmiFaf*
added tha* "we should not television artist.
spend money on the basis that Mrs. Elizsbeth Strassburger,
some day the disbursement lyric soprano, will be the
might be justified by some ad- soloist for the afternoon.
The New Jersey Bell Teleditional larger disbursement."
OmCUU. AtMY ft NAVY
In other matters Council ap- phone Company will prsent the
proved an ordinance appropriat- special feature, "Your Voice l i
MPARTMMT STOW
You". Baby sitting will be
201 Mais St.. O n s e t ing $1,000 for architect's feet available
at the Hotel for
{or expanding Fire HeadquarOft 3-74t4
small fee.
ters.
FRESH BROILING or RYIHC
CHIC
U.S. GOY'T. INSPECTS
READY-TO-COOK
EifMOIHMk
irlurtori.
IMn
rtMlt NlloJ
S ALZMAN
Whttt H U M
EvapmtMllllk
CLEARANCE SALE
Mill's DftT.
lASTOS vVSJ4
Re9. 2.91
SMMT '
NIMTS
TMUMS
*•
40'
KNffT SHNVIS
Rag. te 2.69 3I T W 4 J «
Uafteew—Wart '• W*tr
JACKfTS Reg. to 7.95
MftMU&A SHORTSi
Reg. to 5.95
•OYS' WEAR
M
KNfTSHffiTS
Reg. 2.49
1"
FAJAMAS ~
Reg. 2.79
1»
3"
3*
M C K S HO K
Reg. 9.95
5"
«OO>SHcm
g.M
Reg. 12.95
fcx.lt
•
1"
Reg. 2.(9
SPORT SHUTS
Solid or Fancy
Reg. to 2.49
•MIMIIfM
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