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fFny Windows<br />
Ian Be Yours<br />
skill as much as it does attentionjor other equipment will not remove<br />
_ , . ., • „,,,. -iiTr(: nnn«!the grease deposits. Instead they<br />
|to small details, say* Mrs. Dorls |have S a t e n^ y to dull and streaii<br />
i Anderson, extension home manage-; g{^s A gponge is excellent foE<br />
\ment specialist at Rutgers TJm- |applying the cleaner. A chamois<br />
is desirable for polishing, but not<br />
:i|n shining windows a«d «><br />
absolutely necessary. Rubbei<br />
of agent used<br />
., to ..he fresh, well-kept ap- and nd the ccondition<br />
of the cloths, "squeegees" give a good polish, too.<br />
•P;snce o£ a home that the joDjsponges or polishers h influence ifl the If you are using cloths, be sure<br />
they are lintless.<br />
worth doing thoroughly and'results as well as the amount of<br />
K dO68 Ot rel3Uire specIal reauired S Some<br />
Here's the procedure for wash'<br />
hTkes"<br />
" I ommercially prepared clean-<br />
X TTommey pp<br />
ing windows. Wring a clean cloth<br />
ers, either paste or a spray lliquid. d or sponge out of the mixture and<br />
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Other GIbbi Schools In:<br />
-M-<br />
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jLmemakers flnX'thatTVight so- see streaks and correct them lij<br />
liution of snythetic detergent gives<br />
you wash and polish the outside<br />
excellent results. Remember that<br />
of the window in crosswise strokes<br />
the detergent will give a better finand<br />
the inside in lengthwise<br />
ish if you rinse it off with :]earj strokes. Streaks will show up in<br />
he light and you can tell which<br />
water before polishing.<br />
Choose any of the cleaners, but<br />
he sure that the cloth or sponge<br />
with which you apply them and<br />
r ,the polisher you use to shine are<br />
1 clean. Even slightly soiled clotha<br />
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side needs extra polishing.<br />
To avoid accidents, commercial<br />
devices ate available that allow j<br />
the worker to reach out with an,<br />
adjustable metal arm equipped<br />
with both washing and polishing.<br />
Unless you are using a chamois,<br />
change your polishing cloth as soon<br />
as it becomes damp. The chamois<br />
should be rinsed out several times,<br />
however, if you are washing several<br />
wirvd'ows. If you clean the<br />
sills and woodwork around the windows,<br />
the washing and polishing<br />
cloths will not have to be rinsed so<br />
frequently.<br />
You can lighten the task of<br />
washing windows if you assemble<br />
all your tools before starting. Place<br />
the pail or pan of cleaner on a high<br />
box or stool to avoid needless stooping.<br />
Move the equipment from one<br />
window to another to avoid steps.<br />
Know Your<br />
Legislators<br />
UNITED STATES SENATORS<br />
Senate Office Building<br />
Washington, D. O.<br />
H. Alexander Smith, Rep.<br />
Robert C Hendrickson, Rep.<br />
REPRESENTATIVE<br />
House Office Building<br />
Washington, D. C.<br />
Robert W. Kean, Rep.<br />
GOVERNOR<br />
State House, Trenton<br />
Alfred E. Driscoll, Rep.<br />
STATE SENATOR<br />
State House, Trenton<br />
Alfred C. Clapp, Rep.<br />
ASSEMBLYMEN<br />
State House, Trenton<br />
James A. Curtis, Rep.<br />
Grace M. Freeman, Rep.<br />
Margaret D. Haines, Rep.<br />
Lewis M. Herrmann, Rep.<br />
Nicholas Joya, Rep.<br />
William M. Litvany, Rep.<br />
Cyrus H. Loutrel, Rep.<br />
Percy A. Miller Jr., Rep.<br />
Ruth A. Pilger, Rep.<br />
Elwood P. Russell, Rep.<br />
Samuel S. Saiber, Rep.<br />
John R. Shannon, Rep.<br />
DIRECTOR, BOARD OF<br />
FREEHOLDERS<br />
Hall of Records, Newark<br />
Clayton E. Freeman, Rep.<br />
FREEHOLDERS<br />
Hall t>f Records, Newark<br />
Mark Anton, Rep.<br />
Jacob S. Glickenhaus, Rep.<br />
Abbie W. Magee, Rep.<br />
Dr. Thomas W. Harvey Jr., Rep.<br />
William H. Rawson, Rep.<br />
Joseph Solimine, Rep.<br />
Philip R. Van Duyne, Rep.<br />
Mrs. Eliza G. Wright, Rep.<br />
COUNTY SUPERVISOR<br />
Hall of Records, Newark<br />
Walter S. Gray, Rep.<br />
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE<br />
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE<br />
Henry L. Junge, chairman<br />
Chairman Law and Finance<br />
Clarence A. Hill<br />
Chairman Streets and Sewers<br />
J. Herbert Woolley.<br />
Chairman Police and Charities<br />
J. Albert deCsimp<br />
Chairman Fire Protection and<br />
Watsr Supply<br />
William B. Gero<br />
Chairman Buildings and Lights<br />
•<br />
ARTICLES FOR SKILLMAN<br />
VILLAGE for Epileptics are atill<br />
being accepted at the Item Office,<br />
351 <strong>Millburn</strong> avenue. Transportation<br />
to the village has been provided<br />
and several loads have already<br />
been delivered. Second-hand<br />
clothing in good condition, toys,<br />
and musical instruments are especially<br />
desired.<br />
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• UNDERSEALING<br />
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Make Spring Time Driving<br />
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CARNIVALS TUATMLL &£<br />
In the Realm<br />
Of Commerce<br />
Two <strong>Millburn</strong> men have "been<br />
elected to office in the Newark<br />
Chapter of the National Office<br />
Management Association which<br />
this month began its second year<br />
of activities- They are J. W. Holoski<br />
of <strong>Millburn</strong>, treasurer of the<br />
Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation,<br />
Rariten, who was elected first<br />
vice-president; and Robert E. Vail<br />
of Short Hills, head commercial<br />
assistant, <strong>Public</strong> Service Electric<br />
& Gas Co., Newark, who was<br />
named to the board of' directors.<br />
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Now Playing Thru F ' t n5S'eI<br />
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"THE OUTLAW<br />
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John Miles ^<br />
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"WILD HORSE MESSA"<br />
Plus<br />
3 COLOR CARTOONS S<br />
Free Western Coloring Books_<br />
"The Outlaw'<br />
Afternoon.<br />
Omitted in the<br />
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday<br />
Spencer<br />
Tracy<br />
James<br />
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Co-feature<br />
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• CHECK BATTERY &<br />
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Thursday<br />
27<br />
Volunteer Fire<br />
Department Film<br />
One of New Jersey's many volunteer<br />
fire departments—the White<br />
Horse V. F. D., of White Horse, in<br />
Hamilton Township near Trenton<br />
—is the subject of a March of<br />
Time documentary fi!m to be released<br />
nationally in May and June.<br />
Entitled "Wh&re's- The Fire?",<br />
the film tells the human interest<br />
story of a volunteer fire department<br />
in a small community—who<br />
the volunteers are, what makes<br />
them tick and why they're so valuable<br />
to the community life of the<br />
nation.<br />
As the climax to the picture, a<br />
, member of the department single<br />
| handedly puts out a spectacular<br />
gasoline tank truck fire with a<br />
dry chemical hand extinguisher,<br />
after the rest of the company drifts<br />
in vain to quell the blazing gaso-<br />
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KIRBY<br />
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: and his Orchestra<br />
' for i/our daitcinq Plcastm j<br />
nifes a •&<br />
pS eeverver W<br />
i • /ftf Mtnimitm m<br />
(Except Saturday) =<br />
= Res: Mitchell 2-4400 S<br />
ESSEX HdyS-E<br />
letic teams ««•- , comliBe<br />
wl* f* . P ^ picture shOw I da*- for t e e ^ - '<br />
TRAVELERS, NOTE!<br />
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN<br />
B&O SCHEDULES<br />
{FFfCTIVf SUNDAr, AP8II 30<br />
• As most communities<br />
along the Baltimore & Ohio<br />
change to Daylight Saving<br />
Time, necessary adjustments<br />
will be made in B&O train<br />
ichedules. Many travelers will<br />
find the new departures and<br />
arrivals more convenient; all<br />
are assured delicious meals,<br />
courteous service, and ontime<br />
dependability.<br />
'Consult Ttck*t Agent or Phone<br />
Elizabeth 2-6600—2-fOll or<br />
PUinflald t-6700 for information<br />
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD<br />
ENGRAVED<br />
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PRINTED<br />
THE lmanac<br />
Friday<br />
28<br />
* EVENTS *<br />
COMMUNITY DATE BOOR<br />
411 local organizations are invited to enter dates at<br />
events scheduled by their group. In the Community<br />
Date Booh which ts kept permanently at the item<br />
office. In this this manner manner conflict n Is dates Is avoided.<br />
Dates ma; be telephoned in.<br />
April 27—Short Hills Association Annual Meeting,<br />
Christ Ctiurch. 8:30 p.m.<br />
April 29—Legion Auxiliary card party, at the horn*<br />
of Mrs. John Shea, 108 Greenwood drive.<br />
April 30—Part Three of Handel's "Messiah" at Christ<br />
Church, 8:00 p.m.<br />
May 2—Food Forum, Hobart Avenue School, 8:15<br />
p.m. "Spending Your Food Dollar-"<br />
May 2—Spring meeting, Women's Guild of Wyoming<br />
Church, 12:45 p.m. «<br />
May 2—Begular monthly meeting Women's Auxiliaiy<br />
of St. Ro3e of Lima Church, Chantlcler, 1:00 p.m.<br />
May 2—Short Hills D.A.R. presentation of plaque In<br />
Whipp&ny, 2:30 p.m.<br />
May 2—St.-Stephen's Evening Group regular monthly<br />
meeting, Parish House, 8:15 p.m.<br />
jjay 3—Wyoming F.T.A., 8:15 p.m.<br />
May 5—Vocal Concert. <strong>Millburn</strong> Hign School.<br />
May 5—Racketeers Revue, Racquets Club, 8:40 p. m.<br />
May 6—Racqueteers Revue, Racquets Club, 5:40 p.m.<br />
May 6—Arts Center Auction and Sale, Milltourn High<br />
School, afternoon and evening.<br />
May 7—Communion Breakfast, Ladies Auxiliary, St.<br />
Rose of Lima Church, following 8 o'clock Mass.<br />
May 9—New Jersey State Federation of Women'i<br />
Cluhs Convention, Atlantic City.<br />
May 10—Annual Salad Bridge Luncheon/ Wyoming<br />
Church Women's Guild. Wyoming Church.<br />
May 12—Elementary School Concert. <strong>Millburn</strong> High<br />
School.<br />
May 12—Spring Flower Show, Short Hills Garden<br />
Club, Cora Hortshorn Bird Reservation and Arboretum,<br />
11:00 a.m. to 6 p.m.<br />
May 13—junior Service League Dance, Short Hills<br />
Club.<br />
May 13—Boy Scout Plant Sale, Christ Church, 9:00<br />
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.<br />
May 13—Spring Flower Show, Short Hills Garden<br />
Club, Cora Hortshorn Bird Reservation and Arboretum,<br />
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.<br />
May 17—Glenwood Association Meeting. Glenwood<br />
School, 3 o.m.<br />
May 19—Village Chorus Concert, 8:30 p.m.<br />
May 20—Far Brook School Fair.<br />
May 22—Women's Independent Republican Cltin Annual<br />
Meeting at home of Mrs. H. E. BroaOfoot, 123<br />
Hobart avenue. 1 p.m.<br />
Saturday<br />
29<br />
^Clubs<br />
WASHINGTON SCHOOL F.T.A. meets the second<br />
Monday of each month, 8:15 p.m- a-t Washington School.<br />
THE COUNCIL FOR THE CROSS ROADS CIVIC<br />
ASSOCIATION meets on the second Tuesday of each<br />
month at the homes of members.<br />
LADIE5 AUXILIARY, CASA COLUMBO. meets the .<br />
third Thursday of each Month.<br />
97<br />
p.m. Mrs. Evely:<br />
T.<br />
Ki<br />
WOMAN'S GUILD OF Christ Church meets every<br />
Tuesday at 10 a.ni at the Parish Hall. All women of<br />
the Community are cordially Invited to attend.<br />
GyZ R. BOSWORTH POST 140 American Legion<br />
meets the last Thursday of each month at ths Recreation<br />
House, Taylor Park.<br />
CONTINENTAL LODGE No. 100. F. & A. M. meetft<br />
the second and fourth Tuesdays ol the month in the<br />
Bank Building, MAUburn.<br />
MILLBURN-SHORT HTM.? CHAPTEB, American<br />
Red Croae quarterly Board meeting. Second Wednesday/<br />
of each month.<br />
BOY SCOUT TROOP No. 10 meets Wednesday eT«ninga.<br />
7:30 p.m. at the Wyoming Church.<br />
CONTINENTAL CB4PTEH, »d. L42, O.E-S, meets the<br />
Ilrst and third Wednesdays of the month, in the Bank<br />
ST. STEPHEN'S EVENING GROUP meets the tint<br />
Tuesday of each month at 8:15 p.m. at the Pariah<br />
Hous«.<br />
EXPLORER'S POST 15 meets every Tuesday at 7:3»<br />
p.m. (it Christ ChUreh, Short Hill*-<br />
L.C B.A meets the second Tuesday at each xno&th<br />
at the previously announced location. Mrs. Mary Tighe,<br />
President.<br />
THE SHORT HILLS ASSOCIATION meets fourth<br />
Wednesday at the Short HlUs Club. ,<br />
THE EVENING BUSINESS WOMEN'S TEAM of<br />
Wyoming Guild meets the second Tuesday at the hnmes<br />
ol members.<br />
SEA SCOUT SHIP "'DOLPHIN" meets every Thursday.<br />
7:30 p.m. at the Recreation House In Taylor Park.<br />
SOUTH MOUNTAIN CIVIC ASSOCIATION meet*<br />
the third Thursday of each month at 8:15 p. m. Meetings<br />
held at Recreation HoUsfc. Taylor Park.<br />
FIDELITY COURT. Order ol the Amaranths, meets<br />
in the First National Bank Building, <strong>Millburn</strong>, on the<br />
icccnd Friday of each month at 8:00 p.m. ><br />
MILLBURN BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS ASSO-<br />
CIATION meets every two or thres months at th«<br />
i Chanticlsr at 6"40 p.m • •<br />
. BROQKHAVEN ASSOCIATION meets the third<br />
Tuesday of January, March. May, September and No-<br />
Tember.<br />
Whether your choice in wedding stationery be handsome<br />
copperplate engraving, or the newer plateiess<br />
engraving, or fine quality letterpress printing, you'll<br />
find the finest selection at the most complete range<br />
of prices at<br />
THE ITEM PRESS<br />
391 <strong>Millburn</strong> Avenue<br />
Monday Tuesday Wednesday<br />
GIRL SCOUT leaders meeting first Monday of each,<br />
month at 1 pjn. In the Recreation House. Taylor Parlt.<br />
LEAGUE OP WOMEN VOTERS meet every lourtu<br />
Tueeday of tee month at the Recreation Housa, Taylor<br />
Park.<br />
SISTERHOOD MILLBURN -SPRINGFIELD CHAPTER,<br />
Temple B'na) Israel meets 1st Monday ol each month *t<br />
the Temple.<br />
MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD SUNSHINE SOCIETY<br />
meets every fourth Thursday oi each month. 10:30 a.m.,<br />
home or members.<br />
THE TANDEM CLUB meets the 2nd Thursday of every<br />
month in Fellowship Hall of Wyoming Church at 7:15.<br />
WYOMING ASSOCIATION meets second Tuesday<br />
of each month (except July and August) 3*15 p.m «<br />
Wyoming Club, Linden street.<br />
CASA COLUMBO Civic Association meets first Friday<br />
of each month. President: L. Meinl.<br />
DAV Galllon-Gentlle Chapter meets the 1st and<br />
3rd Tuesdays each month at 8:00 p.m. at the Recreation<br />
Building. Taylnr Park<br />
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY meets second Tuesdays<br />
of -5ach month at 8:00 p.m. Recreation Hnuse,<br />
Taylor Park.<br />
DAY-SMITH POST VJ?\W. meets the 2nd and 4th<br />
Tuesday of each month at 8:30 p.m. 189 Main street<br />
M3LLBURN-SFRINGFIELD CHAPTER: OF aADAS-<br />
8AH mef.ts the 3rd Monday of each month at tha<br />
Temp'e B'nai Istael 8:30 p.m.<br />
HOLY NAME SOCIETY of St. Rose or Lima's Catholic<br />
Church meets the second Tuesday of each mnntb<br />
at ft p m. In the School Hall.<br />
GLEE CLUB ol South Mountain P.T.A. meets «very<br />
othfir Wednesday at 8 p.m to the school<br />
SOITTH MOUNTAIN SCHOOL P.T.A. mests the 3r*<br />
•Tuesday of ,each month at S p.m. in the Snuth Mountain<br />
School.<br />
ROTARY CLUB meets every Tuesday at 12:15 p-m.<br />
r<br />
At thp Chanticler.<br />
KIWANIS CLUB meets every Thursday at 13.1J"<br />
at the Ohantfcler.<br />
MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL P T.A. meets the 2nd<br />
Tuesdays of October. November, March and May.<br />
PACK COMMITTEE oi South .Mountain cub Pack<br />
No. 12 meets monthly at 8 p.m. at the Recreation<br />
House Taylor Park.<br />
WOMAN'S INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN CLUB ol<br />
Short Hills and MlUburn meets the fotirth Memduy oj<br />
each month at a place designatpd by advance notice<br />
LADIES AUXILIARY of Day Smith Post 132 Veterans<br />
nf Foreign AVara, meets every Tuesday &t 8 p.m.<br />
in the Recreation Building. Taylor Park <strong>Millburn</strong><br />
KNOLLWOOD ASSOCIATION meets monthly on call,<br />
at 85 Whitney road. Short Hills, at 8 p m<br />
WYOMING P.T.A meets the first Wednesday of each<br />
month OctODer through May. Meetings in the school<br />
at 8 p.m.<br />
^Jt&P^S' AUXILIARY OF ST. ROSS OF LIMA<br />
CHURCH rneete the first Tuesday of each month at 1<br />
p.m. at tne Chanticier-<br />
• * NE-IGHBORHOOD HOUSE Nnrsing Committee meeis<br />
the first Wednesday of each month Mrs Clifford<br />
' gSSSSS^i c H"S an ot th ' Nur5ln6