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V a l l e y B ro o k Avo L i j m d h n r s t , N . J .

and SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

LYNDHl K M , N. J.. JANUARY 12, 1%1

County Lists Work D one On Local Parks

u Choir. The group will sin* on January 29 - 1. U r .) Sue Renz, K aren Johannsen . Louis I am erau . Murir SauU , Mri *dv Carpenter, Hero, ( an.I Gorleskl. M argie S hort. L iada ■ ______ Photo by J im H annagaa

A le tte r contained in a bottle th row n eve r the side o r the &S. Constitution one of the great ships of the Amer.ct.nv. Export Lines, was reco v e re S ^ o n tK*' Ita lian Coast by M aria C aten n a

T he bottle m ade the tr ip from 70S m iles from New York to I ta ly ia 44 day* rem arkab le lime.

T h e w hole experim en t r ta r tu ! w hen Mrs Brtnkertvoff k .irned o f the hobby of John ^ Main*!, ch ief c a g in m r u>»- VmrnOm.. tkon. Foe years Mr M atnatt hag dropped bottles over the side ..f h is ship In the bottles he e n ­closes the nam e of a teacher and her class. He asks the finders of th e bottles to notify th e teacher

O n Nov. C o l la st year w hen th e Constitution, one of the g rea t lux u ry liners of the sea, was 708 miles from New York a t a la titu d e of 3 38-40N and longi­tude of 59 34W

Mr. M alati’s le tte r w as as fo l­lows:

T h is bottle th row n overboard by John A M alnati. chief e n ­gineer. CONSTITUTION for Lon coin School. E ighth G rade. If found please w rite re tu rn ing th is note and your le tte r w ill be answ ered T hank You L.S

“W rite to"L incoln School. E ighth G radeMiss R. B ronkerhoff, teacher.R idge RoadL yndhurst. New Jersey.UNITED STA TES AMERICA

Miss Edith Jenn ings, d irec to r of the L yndhurst Public L ib rary , annonm-es th a t th e lib rary has a file of places to go, p laces oi

‘rta inm ent, m useum s, places h istorical in terest, speakers

who m ay be secured for local m eetings, speaker* on special lore and a list of L yndhu rs t o r ­ganizations w ith the presiden t o r o th e r presid ing o fficer of each.

Also, d u ring the m onth o f De­cem ber 35 fiction books have ' been added to the shelves and 57 non-fiction. A m ong th e m ' a re “M am as Way** b y T h y ra B jo m . “D angerous F lig h t” by Elsa P ed ­erson, “Too Many C lien ts" by

-W FTT rm r i r a i g t6op v r m m uv o l u m e s by Em i lie Loring. am ong them T h e Lighted W in­dow s’* and others.

Also, “ | | c C all's Book of Everyday E tiq u e t te ’ by M argaet ♦ i ^ a n i . “Upon Mv Lips a Song." by R iH e S o ii th . “ I Was a S py” , by M a r io h - ^ i l l e r ; “T h e ro lk Songs of N orfTr^A osertca". by Alan U m iax: «ud ’ S i x M s t r At Sixty** by R obert H yde; a!W~

■1/jcal res iden ts a re inv ited to

stop in and find th e books th e y wtHild like to read.

Ask Purchase Of Park Land

The Board <vf C om m iasioneri last week u rged til* j i r g w County P ark Commission to ‘WMf&M land M a t o f R tv a n M i A venue alongside of Jauncey Avenue

The property K now used as a - - p o n y track and vegetable stand i. The commissioners t e d the en tire trac t should be incor­porated in the park system.*^*sAt the m eeting a tfm porary^

T he L yndhurst Board of Edu catkin, th rough its adu lt school (fragtam . is offering a free phya ical ' 'e d u c a tio n for all local adu lts Thw. program is designed essentially fo r-.physical fitness, health and re m a tio n . There w ill be separate classfe^{or men and wom en; em phasis beplaced on helpful health , hygelflw and diet suggnrttoiu Tbi* course tvill include setting up ex e m ses , gym nastic m at tra in ing , basket ball, tennis, volley ball, and bad ­m inton. The instructo rs are com ­petent. S ta te certified phystf-al education instructors

Registration for th is course, and all the ad u lt school curses, w ill be on M onday and Tuesday evenings. J a n u a ry 46th and 17th. at the Lyndhur*t High School, betw een the houis of 7 30 to"AT:30 P M

C la g instruction will begin on M onday evening. J an u ary 23rd

*lepartmJ»ntijand $.12.0(10 for the w ater deperuha jjt was adopted.

Truck Termiiidt- For Meadowland

John fH ooksw ) SivLyndhurst H uthertord gam bling figure, was nabbed last o r * . ay a squad headed by C hief Howard Liddle

The a rre s t In 'L y n d h u rs t > u followed by a -ra id on S ivoiella 's hom e a t 21* E astern Wav. Jtu therford . There a quan tity of ao- called gam bling p ataphanelia w as pK'ked up ali.ns w ith nearly

A piece of m eadow land ownedby InduMtrial TermintlM Inc. will be converted in to a tru ck te r ­m inal under an ' ggrvem ent reached w ith the P lanning Com ­mission last week ""fo rm er Recorder W illiam L. Bivona. represen ting th e odtn-

H auled before M agistrate H o­race R. Bogie Jr . hoofcaaa w m placed tiAder bail o i *25.000 and sent tat Hackensaex. Bail was provided la ter in the d ay . "

Sivolello describe* h jf ta e if as a self-em ployed salesm an.

I n Mav MM * B -r n C o*hn ty ju ry convicted him o i bao«- m aking and he beg in his s e n - tence in S eptem ber of th a t year. He w as re leased .from S»ate P ris ­on in May, 1957. and a rl rfflMl hom e party was gfcert* U,f hmt

*at the W hite Hou.'«ea<Ree1aur«nt in East Ruth*.itoref

Police said tha t he operated as a lone wolf T bfy m ade no e s ti .

..jna tes as to the ex ten t o f hm

puny, said 2 tt*i acres ot an ei^ht ac re trac t w ill be needed for The term inal.

MT. CARMEL UNIT HAS INSTALLATION

<>ur !.adv o f Mt C arm el Socie- ly held th e ir in sta lla tion of rrf- fw rrs am i than had th e ir p ,„ t poned holiday party last .-vailing at Ihe Ita lian Ame n . C irc le C lub in C opeland A w n u e .

Mrs Joseph I r n / a u -cc -d s herself u p res iden t. W i t h M r s .

Joseph Poles.-. vice p res id en t. Anyeli, P a tti, tre a s u re r ; M r. P eter l.l lh e it" record ing a r r r e ta ry . M rs F ran k Im paraln . f in ­ancial secre tary ; M rs J u f ip ii M arrh lano . M, IM cr Z ..„ |, 'and Mrs. Sahrato.-e GaccKtta-, t r u s te e .

Inv ited guests th a m l th e p e rr-monies and toys of the e v c n ia f

Mr an d Mrs P e te r c l** , 239 V alley Qinok A venue, have had aa th e ir holiday guests for sev ­e ra l days the ir d au g h te r and son- in-law . M r and M ,s kiW otph Vantler Mast and rfuM reti. Ken- neth and kUalnc, o l f r a n k l in N H form erly of f ifth Av*nue l.yndhurM . O th er guests a l a fa m ily d in n a r Included Mr ami Mra. P e te r O. Clos and child- r*n . D eborah and S h irley , of CUI-

GIRL SCOUTS TO MEET WEDNESDAY

REED MEMORIAL HAS LATE PARTY

• T he Board of D ir#ctors o f th e L yndhurst G irl.S cou t Association m et on Monday evening a t the Scout House and m ade p lans for tikeir — ocljhim ~H W C TB to beh< )'i 1.. x' W1 <i 1 • ' 1 •«, . . . •. 1 fJ an u ary 18th, .

G irl Scout Sunday w ill he ob served on M arch 12th’ H ie re will be a tra in ing cod rue for leaders starting , on Jan u ary 23rd. m ee t­ing from 7:30 to 8 30 p.m **ach Monday, for a series of week's.

In 1951 S ivoiello f jum ped *-+ 81.000 bail bond o n a gam bling conspiracy charge and d isap ­peared for s year. S ta te tr««>p- , e rs arrested hun a t tus bonke on Ju n e 27. 1962

H a told th em he had been traveling w ith a ctrcua fo r a y ea r In 1963 his rase cam e up for trial, snd he was acquitted, j

On A pril 1, 1955. Sivolello r e ­ported tha t tw o men had tnvadejd, his home and pistolw hipped tiuin I as he lay in bed. T he assailan ts 1 w ere never

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WESTMINSTER , ritK.HfsvTEitiA* t n a c s I l i t R ider Ko*d l.yadlMirst

I 'h en r W l h w r 9 W ff

Sunday. J an u ary 13—C hurch School at 9:30 a.m. Nursery 10 43 a m Serm on by the Vtov. Kngelke at 1! a.m.

W ednesday. J an u ary 18—A n­nual Congregational M eeting— Film at 7r30 sha^p— reports— election uf C hurch Officers— Fellowship H our—All member* welcome!

Thursday --C hoir rehea rsa l 7:30 p.m.

ST. M ATTH EW S EVANGELIC A t. L l 'T O M A H

C H I U CH C ecaer VaHey Brack * * « , and

Tm m M m . I.yadhara t » n . M uller. P u M r

tto T n v m r ta e a . ly n d h u rs t W t W n 9 2134

Sunday. J a n u a ry IS:»:1^ a m M atins Early Service;

10-39 a.m . Festiva l Service. ’T h e M arriage at C ana". The Ser-non; 9:15 a.m Sunday School and Clam.

W e urge p a ten ts to a ttend the M atin Service h i #:I5 a m . While the ir ch ild ren a ttend S u p d j' School, Ble**ing« aril) e^m * to such fa milieu. > s ' '

in* tow ard the Boy Scot* Fund.All m em ber!, friends aad r e ­

latives a re cordially inv ited to attend and. support thii a ffa ir

O n th e ead a t th e le tte r C ap t Lindquist m a t lus beat regards.

KLONOtKE DEM Y FOR SCOUTS SAT.« . M s r n y e e t * L inortn Avenee*

h M k u f u i . N. I .***• Church. The

r C H u f t b • ( C h r i s t , & c , iM i> t , »« • • M o n . M i w »•**«#. JK00 A.M.

... A * . t i " « V Schftn■ . " y u * y « • * • * .» .« M e e t in g a t S 'IS • * • W i t h U i t i m v n m o f C A r ut ' W I C M M t h + j h r t g a r e # i v e « . *

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V j i M i y t .a - y y y pr»vie*e «urmf Sun

plorers add 100 Scouters T^jere w ill be a groop o f con tingen t N a­tional G uards w ith I t radios.

The Derby w ill be act u p in •even towns w ith A laskan nam es. Bor* s ta rt out a t H eedquarW *. eight to each team. T hey w ill have wooden sleds so d m aps of the s N i O n each m ap one “tow n" w ill b e c irc led . T h a t is th e tow n tha t th e te am m ust go to first and do as d irected the re , and then find th e o th e r six ■‘towns'*.

Cold coins wiU he aw arded as they perform th e ir Scouting skills as d irected a t each tow n. Tim e w ill be recorded and radio- od back to heady tarta rs, w here

How tru e health and harm ony a re estab lished w ill he brought e u t i a th e Lesaon-Serm on en- t * 0< ^ L ilr” a t C hristian Science < $p*fcet S unday * ^ y ttu 4 e d in the Bible read-

th is s tatem ent from Deu- P N n n u iy (1:33). “Ye shall walk tW it t th e way* w hich the Lord

G ad h a th com m undfd you, n a y liv e , and tha t fj may

m W rtl w ith you. and tha t ye w*jr p ro long your days in the lOftd Wllich y e shall possess '. Tfc* passage from “Science

axm H ealth w ith K ey to the ae rip U tfrs- Ui H fr r B ake r Ed dy w ill a lso rvad. '*Ou~ p ro jx ir” tam ale adm ission of the claim s o f f o o d oe evil determ ines the h a ia m iy of our existence. - •Hr hea lt h , our longcvitv , and e a r C h rts tian d ) • <i®7 7).

T he G olden T eat is taken fm m I J o h n ( * : l l t : -This is the r w r t . th a t God ha th given to us e te rn a l lite, and th is life is in h is* S o n "

(Continued from P ane 1) te r a 41 day voyage to th e M edi­terranean ports Left New Y ark Sept. 14th and .v is ited eight places Among o u r sh ip ’s m ail » a e a le tte r I r a n tlie P ropeller Club notifying us th a t your school had adpted the C O N STI­TUTION. Thanks, you h ave se­lected a beautifu l lu x u ry liner

“You will no te o u r schedules are very short for us an d that Our leisure time* a re also very short. Besides ou r reg u la r rou­tine duties we are very m uch occupied w ith receptions, e n te r­tainm ents and aocial gatherings.

for theWhole Fam ily

U _____* news •Facts

C m m L i r m m•r3Fiy reattns

ChiropractorDR. v . J. CUNNINGHAM

S unday. J m y n r U : - OBITUARIES9:43 a m C hurch School. Th *re

are c la ^ r s for all ages, includingadu lts; 11:00 a.m. S tudent Recoff* M r * . E l t z a b « f f i Smith ndion Service. S tuden ts who willhave a pa rt in the service are- Mrs. E lisabeth K*y Sm ith. 4S4 hayuK.od G Wilson. J r . G loria I-ake A venue, died on tlu irsd ay Sum pm an. R o b e r t W hitman. « » n u R § at Bergen Pines Hfe»pt P tiyllw WaskiewU t. and Jame« Ul, a l te r a long illness. She was H A ckley Th* pastor w ill speak *<. w as born in Scotland and on “Us* of Mind for C hristian bad lived in L yndhurst lor the Service". past five years, previously in

Young m en who w ill ushar a re N ew ark.P e te r C hrist. R ichatd Meek, H arry ®he is survived by a son, Nor- Nelson and R obert S teeger m an, w ith ' whom >he lived at

7^00 p.m. Youth groups will the Lake A venue address; sevenm e n The Ju n io r In term edia te g randch ild ren , and six gTeat- Fellowship w ill elect new officers grandchildren . H er husband Wll- Monday. J an u ary 19: liam V. Sm ith predeaeased her.

3:45 p m. Y outh C ho ir rehear- T he Rev. E dw ard I. G | ^ , of ■f1- * **** R<**d M emorial U aR a^ V rvs-Tuetalay. Jan u ary 17: byterian C hurch, conducted a.- - - I ----- - •- r ~ j tun««ri 1 seiVHf a* 10 a m on

! S aturday at th»- John L. Burk j F uneral Home. In term ent was in the M illbrook C esnetriy , Dover

jUTEP MEJMOMIAL f.S IT E D PRESBVTERIAN

CMVRCH S tuyvesan t nea r V alley Brook

A venue Rav. Edw ard I. George

Sunday. J a n u a ry 15f:4 3 a m . Bible School; 11:00

aJh . M orning W orship. Tonic: •T ru stin g In Jesus” T ext Ro­m ans 19:11 The S acram ent of the L a rd 's S u p p rr will be adm in­istered. ^ tThursday. Jan u ary 13:

8.00 p.m ClWiir rehearsal*- S M ard a , January 14:

Be Young W ith M usic. Learn to Play a M usical In s trum en t. Foundation to- Rock ’n Roll. Testimonials.

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PREMIUM QUALITY COAL NONE BETTER AT ANY PlfrCE *ul or Stove $22.00 Buckwheat $ 1 ^ 5 0 ta C oal $18.50 Stoker Rice $16.50

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Cold Beer-Wine & Liquors Free Delivery

, r — plila Catering ServiceW EDDINGS - BANQUETS

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HOME MADECole Slew Baked Beans

Potato SaJeW Macaroni SeUd

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JOHN L BURKFUNERAL DIRECTOR

SS Ridge Road 469-71 Paliiadea Avenue Lyadbarat. N. J. J r r . e , C hj 7. N. J.

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JEANNE JOLLY IS BETROTHED HERE

Mrs. Ethel Jolly , 547 Rose­wood T errace, announce the en­gagem ent of he r daugh ter, Jean ­ne, to R obert C. Bednarski, son of Mr and Mrs. H enry StanJs- lowski, 476 Thom as A venue.

M ist Jo lly is a g raduate of Linden High School and is * a secretary w ith the G arden State B rickface Com pany of Innden

Mr. B em arsk i a ttended St. M ary's H ifh School in Ruther- frd and graduated from Radar School. He is a R adarm an, U.S. Navy, p resen tly abard the USS “CranberraV (CAG2), now at Norfolk, Va., ju s t back from a w orld trip.

No w edding plans have been made.

! ARLENE SCHROEE 1 PLANS REVEALED

ANITA McCREA IS SIX YEARS OLD

A nita McCrea, daugh ter of Mr. and Mr* Jo h n D. McCrea. Wil­son Ave. ce lebrated her sixth b irthday * i th a p a rty at her home on S aturday afternoon.

H er guests w ere K aren and Lynn T rem bulak of P ar am us. M argie and Elaine Rayuliseiss, of N orth A rling ton , and Sharon and M aureen M cShane. D eborah Hol­mes. C aro l, Lou Secore, Deborah Ljpm.sk). N eil H ue and ( 'a ria Mc­Crea, of Lyndhurst.

In the evening the celebration w as continued w ith a fam ily d in ­ner. G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. John Elvin, of O rtley Beach, and Mr. and M rs. M ichael T rem ­bulak. of P a ramus.

Oh T hursday evening Mrs. Mc­C rea gave a d inner su rp rise party in honor of Mrs. H arry O'Neill, of N ew ark, ce lebrating her b ir th ­day. O ther guests w ere from Ne­w ark and Hillside.

Virginia C rap ser 't Engagement l< Told

Mr. and Mrs. R obert W. Crap- ser, 257 S eventh S treet. Clifton. TRO O P 2 We d m u ss^ J ou r have announced th e engagem ent cam ping tr ip and planned our of th e ir daugh ter, V irginia M ane, m enus for the weekend. We also to D onald Dervecke, spn of Mr rem oved the Scout House win- and Mrs. H erm an D enecke, 274 dow decoration* I.eudor -M iss H arring ton A venue, L yndhurst E Lindsay. R eporter- Low ay ne

Miss CrapM-r is a .student in the Nolan.School o f N ursing a t St. Joseph 's «Hospital. P a te .son . H er fiance at- TROOP ?—Some of th e g irlstends N ew ark College of en- »re f,VlnK-up They have to learn gineenng and is em ployed at the th* *3 *rl Scout-P rom ise . I-aws, Bendix C orporation a t Teterboro. Slogan. M ottq J»«J read o th e r

| He is a ve teran of the U nited M*ings abou t CJfrl Scouts. le a d e r j S tates A rm y, w ith tw o years ot —^ rs ^ • Brown. R eporter— service. 18 m onths of w hich was A ,in« M unzin#

TH E COMMERCIAL LEADER SBgPTH BERGEN REVTFV

Girl Scout NewsP T C E T m a *

spent in Japan.

LEONTE CLUB HAS SATURDAY DINNER

The Leonte C lub held a poet-

TRO O P 4—Patrpl I had open­ing. We chose three new hadges —C lothing, D abbler, and Pioneer. We w ent to o u r old badge groups. We received different cooking booklets We played a gam e ca l­led “T im e '. Leader—Miss Eponed party on S aturday eve- . **T im e „ Leader—M iss E.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph S chroder, ntng, s tarting w ith a d inner, li t L indsay. R eporter — C ynth ia276 R iverside avenue, announce Lyle’s K earny. Voigt and M arcella V illareale.the engagem ent of the ir daugh- Those present included M r and t r o o p .u awter. Arline. to John Sable. J r . Mi s. H arry G rossm an, M r and TRO O P * ~ W e w ith theson of M r and Mrs John S a b le ,! Mrs F rank A ndrom ca, M r and w Came5 °"70 M orse avenue. R utherford Mrs. Joseph D’leio. Mrs M ildred the fly-ups because they

Miss Schroder is a g radua te of Guzzo, of L yndhurst. Mr and are * ° in» to t>ecom* G ir* ScoutsL yndhurst H igh School H er Mrs. P aul De Marco, M r and ” *** T * . want*d to

- m “na su re they Would get every th ing

ed a t the school d r a t th e door R efreshm ents w ill be sold Mrs. Jaco b M esinoff is chairm an.

M rs C ^Spalgher. R eporter—Ka th leen Gonert.

f • ' 9V. » -TRO O P H - Each g irl rec ited ,

th e gifts she got lo r C hristm as W e formed a horseshoe for our , /Ian drill. A fter m arching we P layed “The Broom Dance Loader

SL Mary’s Highlights

wider—Mrs. B.aid* —« Arlene M oor housep o rte r ^Lots K rone

------- -— ------------— v iew to r m e ________Sain t M ary* began the n ew , lonl whlch wlU be in a f*

r , _ k y**r » > » » Itanc*- Respectfully weeks.j y * ' ” *p r lT oun ." .p o f .T r d b , Honor

• film ti tle d ' ‘D ialectics of Com- attended a sh o ^ iu ^ of the m oA c. m tuusm ". T h e Alamo".

Senior m em bers of the Sodal- For the fourth grade, tau g h t itjr a re planning tbe ir annual re- by M is, Inez Va u , ihe follow ing treat. This re trea t « a trad ition paren ts aerom p-inied th e pupils, and all Soda lists look fo rw ard to Mrs Rudolph Skyta. clasa the tim e when hey w ill be Sen- m other, and Mine*. W illiam Jar* lors and w ill be ab le to go. vis, Saul Osias. A ngeljo DiblHo,

Saint M ary's sturicnts a re now F rank Fela and Thom as Reilly, settling dow n to study and re- M rs. H arry W re**, teacher, an d view lo r the M id-term Exam ina- her ,ix th grade class w ere ac-f in n a lu h t i s k , f } L a. „ ■............................. . , . . .

Re Society This dance fea tu red tw o

Mss Florkewicz Is Party Host

com pan ied by Mr# R obert ^class m other. Mrs. C arm ine 8 *v-

j mo. a lternate class m other, and Mmes, Ram on Francis. B en jam in

'H ow ell, W arren Bogle. E lm erj.Cohioy and R obert Fladung.

. -eoxureo t w o ^of our senior boys as disc jockev t f r a n k l i n S c h o o l spinning the hit records o f I960. C _ m t iThere tPj— >,;v. ,.n t 4 adl<^atiorw ' ' n e A l a m o

' T he Forensic League Is back Srh^*! cl“ ^ * ° , XIlh*‘ J ra? k,rn P ioh glft* w ax P °°r on its toes again w ith debates, W™ X J * \ m k (*x *l v m PFOW unkind.

Fin k p»>etry and d ram atir rounds, and Y y Ch*n c re d *J>d ; -Shakesp«*r«ry ra e w ic * . j 5im ilar to u rn a m e n t Today

n e r «»«». r« u i i>e wtarco, Mr. andflance is a g radua te of R uther- Mrs. F rank Luciano, Mrs. F rank ford High School and is s ttend - Godleski and M r.land Mrs. Joseph ing St. P e te r 's College, Jersey Fa ills, of Passaic j City. Both a re w ith Leslie Com- And, Mr. and M rs. P e te r An- pany, L yndhurst. Mr. Sable is a dreotti. of C lifton, Mr and Mrs. veteran of the U. S. A ir Force. F rank V atana, o t R utherford , Mr. w ith four yea rs of service. ; and Mrs S alva to re D'Jelo, of F air

Lawn, M r and Mrs F rank Abate, of H aw thorne, Mr. and Mrs.

right. Mrs. Nulty played gam es w ith the o ther Brownies: L eader —Mrs. J Camerflh and M rs. J . M angold. R eporter—Jo an Scerbo.

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N a rUWY •111

Children To Go To Jewish Theatre .

Mrs. H erbert D vorkin, chairm an of the M other's C lub of the Lynd­hu rst H ebrew C enter, has nam ed her com m ittees for the rem aining holidays, and plans to take the children of th e H ebrew C en ter to a special even t on F eb ru ary 12th.

The ch ild ren w ill a tten d the showing of th is year’s G olden Pen playwTiting contest w inner. T he play is an annual presentation of the Jew ish C hildren 's Theatre, under the auspices of the Jew ish Education Com m ittee o f New

. Y ork. The p la y this year, "Y ear of Jub illee" is of special intfMHtt since i t is presented in honor of the 100th ann iversary of the Civil W ar and concerns a Jew ish fam ily liv ing in tha t period.

This w ill be the th ird year our ch ildren have a ttended th is special event

HARRISONFor one o l ib r Most Im portant Step* in kia life

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TRO O P 10--At our m eeting we square danced and learned v a r ­ious call*. elected new o ffi­cers. P residen t—K ristina M arkle,

d au g h te r of Mr and Mm. S .^p “ T " ' ? ' J lhen F lo r te s r ic . 143 Post A v e n « . ^ ,h r*nchen te rta in ed at a dm ner party r ' ^ ' ^ 5 Tlaat w eek for » .m e me.nbeVs of S S r t ” ‘*hth e staff at Paul K len tner and Com pany in N ew ark, pharm aceu 2 ^ * 1 1tica t advertising agency, w here r ,a h r ts - ^she is employed. H er g u es t, w ere K ,n* Anrt * • ««»D r. Jack MuJHgan, of Y onkers. Tod lh, s ,Kl , . ... .Jo h n T urner of New P rovidence. . iN ick Fun,cell! and Miss B e tty , L l f r l l lw h ^ n w L T n " kV orw ald, of N ew ark. M is. S h irley ^ CallM han who A l l .howM orse, o t C lark, and also h e r b ro ther, Vincent F lorkew icz.

"Dumbo" It SHown A t RoosavcH School

T he toosevelt PTA is p resen t __ ing th f W alt D isney m ovie

of H aw thorne, M r and Mrs. cers. Pre»»dent~ K ristina M a rk li the school on S atu r-G eorge G ervasi, and Mr. and Mrs. vice p re s id e n t-L in d a F reym ul- l day *o r ben^, »t «f the Science Salvatore Leonte, of N orth Ar-1 ler, tre a su re r—Irene W alling and <* the School andImgton, M r^ and Mrs. Salvatore s e c re ta ry —S helia Rowe We th^ - c , *P»r"OB» hhraries—-W----» , ' ------------------- M ftrw ry —esneiia now* We ' -*------Guzzo, of P attenburg , and M r ended w ith the Squeeze L eaders T her^ w «e th ree perform - and Mrs. C harles M argiotta, of —Mrs. B Blohm and Mrs. T. C ar- anc^ ^ 9 30 a.m . andJj /Ml — — n - t S * ■ *--------------------- -

DESSERT CARDS FOR W OM EN’S GUILfe

TRO O P 11— We opened w ith the flag cerem ony and G ail F a ­rina , Linda Bujjom and C arol M einsohn w ere the colorguards

_ . and D arlene Almquist w as then ? ' WS 1 ! ,G“ ‘ld « l l e r . We took dow n our C h ris t-T hom w Kpiacopa) Church. Forest maJ lree We played T h e F arm and S tuyvesan t avenues, w ill A nim al" and T h re e B lind M ice".t}*7*0 r l " .rn0" n De!!!rr1 C ,n i W' al*° M n« It was our leader s P arty The d a te is Thursday, b irth d ay —Mrs. Ennis—and w* Jan u ary l» th beginning w ith ■ dessert and coffee at 1:00 p.m

M m. W aJler R icher

gave her a card signed by all r —: ***• B row nies in o u r troop. We

general closed w ith the goodnight tunnel. ------ "T _.' • — v w a c - u w i l l I i n v I f lM K tD tg n i I tchairm an, has nam ed as h e r com- H u m - M i s s E.- U ndaaym ittaa th.. fI__ :____ i- _m ittee the following chairm en: M is H ow ard Dotson, tickets: Mrs Joseph M cM enamin. Mrs Anna M orrissey. M rs C harles G arde as kitchen com m ittee: Mrs Thom as Dunn. Mrs. Bruse Michota. as wa tresses, Mrs H erbert Muller, coffee. Mrs W illiam Valiery. table gifts.

The S tudy group m et a t the parish hall on Tuesday m orning under th e leadersh ip of the rec­tor. F a th e r Jew ell Mrs. T. D unn ia depa rtm en t chairm an

T he n ex t G uild m eeting w ill be held on T uesday, 8:00 p.m on Jan u ary 17th. All w om en of St. Thom as a re invited to attend th is social function.

Mrs. H arold Dotson, devotion­al cha irm an is com pleting plans for a W om an's G uild Corporate Com m union and Com m union B reakfast in the nea r future.

Mrs. H a rry Oswald is president of the Episcopal W om an’s G uild.

Mrs. F rederick Blum , of Proa- pert P lace, en terta ined on S a tu r . day a t a delayed C hristm as party to r Mr. and Mrs. W alter WilmoCt and children , Joan, Lois and Jam es, ot Livingston, M r and M rs. W allace W ilm ott and children . R obert and Diana, of R u therio rd , Dr. and Mrs. A nton C ziraky an d sons, M artin and A nthony, o t N orth Bergen, Mias Lucille Neya, of Toronto, Canada, aod M rs G eorge R ohrback, o t L yndhurst.

ney. R eporter—Joan DeCecco.

Mrs. J Cnnis. R eporter—E lisa­beth S taffa .

TRO O P 13—The fly-ups and new Brow nies practiced for n ex t w eek 's fly-up and investitu re In ­vitations w«r« m ade to r th e ir m others. We also m ade nam e tags. Leaders—Mrs R H. M it­chell. Mrs. J . A. S taw icki. Mrs. F. Bulkuw skl and Mrs. E. Keogh. R eporter—Denice S taw icki.

TRO O P ID—We decided to b reak up into sm aller g ro u p , forw orking on our badges M ost of the g irls picked Cook b u t som e w ill do the Dog and C at Badge. F ive g irls w ere picked^ to go to Troop 13 for the ir fly-ups. T hey w ere B everly G lrgenti. J e a n A nn G enchi, Caro) Addeo. S usan R e­gan and C atherine D eLiso Lead ers— Mrs. J. A S taw icki, M rs. T Bulkuw skl, and M rs. J . G irg en ti

TRO O P 20—C aller fo r th e flag cerem ony was D ebra N elson Colorguards w ere L aura M itchell, J an e t Hamm and M ichele V en­tu ra . We learned how to m ake fou r new knots. We also p layed “Sick C at", - P re tty P ussy” , and “M iss Jenn ie O Jo n e * We closed w ith our sec re t tunne l. L eaders—Mrs. C. Colie an d Mrs Hamm R e p o rte r-C o o k ie Sole*.

TROOP 21—We voted to w hat projects w e w ould w ork on for the rest of the y e a r We w orked on our badges. L eader

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A n d im plic it in tha t ev*T p resen t ailenc«> n a »b*ry Well w orth the retellrng

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A nd i t M b o f In ily c< mark.iM e hty ling . . , w ith a ac frlp iu m l gr;i<Y- r*r r,t^ | fu n n flin t tmtwmth e ruahing wm«f to n w«ft lu llahy , A

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THTtRSDAY, JANUARY U , 1«61THE COMMERCIAL LEADER ANti SO O T* BERGEN REVIEW

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- - See One This WeekendWhat To See In Smith Bergen

DM Coast To Coast By Phone To Begin Here On Moral 25th

terviate rou te and com pletes the1 ca ll in seconds.

C a lh lo New Y ork C ity w ill continue to be placed ^n the usual way w ith custom ers d ia lin g ,th e special code 1*1. followed by th e se-ven-digit num ber

T he area to which th is new ser- ■ vice is being ex tended covers mo*t of Essex and Hudson and portions of Passaic. Bergen and Union counties It includes, be­sides N ew ark, Jersey City E liza­beth. P lainfield and the G Regory

i 2. 3, and PRescott 7, 8 . and 9 ex- : changes jn Passaic, the m unic i­p a l i t i e s of Caldw ell. Irvington.

Nutley, Rahw ay, O range. South Orange, East O range. H arrison.

P.S. Output Up

D irect d istance dialing, perm it - .operato r w ill com e in on the line ting co-st-u»-coast d ia ling custo- to identify th e calling party 's mem in northern New Jorscv on telephone num ber X fter identify S a tu id a . . M arrh 25 cation is giade. the call is com>

E. H ornsby W.»s*on. peeutdrn* of p leted autom atically Kew Jersey Bell Tel?phon< Co.. | W hen the call is placed by thesaid extension of th is g p i i i i to custom er, the dial sets in motionthe s ta le s »nosi populous area is a g ian t electronic b ra in ' which one of th e largest service im au tom atically selects the proper provetnent p ro jects ev e r under- route, finds an idle circuit and taken by the com pany. ring* the d istan t te lephone If. by

Direct distance d ia ling or ODD chance, the re are no available enables custom ers d ia l directly circuits on the norm al route, the to most of the 73 million tele equipm ent in stan tly locates an al- phones th roughou t the United!S tates apd Canada.

H ere is hrrw th is new system works.

T he nationw ide dialing t>ian d i­vides th e U nited S ta tes and Can- i ada into 80 num bering areas,each w ith a th re e -d ig it code. Forexam ple, the th ree-d ig it code for th e C hicago a re a is H I the state o f Colorado is 303. and the L o s ,A ngeles area is 213

If a custom er in N ew ark w ants ! to ca ll a Los A ngeles telephone, he w ou^l firs t d ia l the area code 213. followed by the applicable ► seven-digit num ber. A * soon as the custom er fm ish a p dialing, an

Special To The Leader NEW Y ORK - The kids, excited

by the TV advertisem ents for ' V illage o f the D am ned." an English-m ade movie tha t seemed to them to contain an ex<|uisitc ■ p iop o tu o n of ho rro r and death, dragged us off to see it th e otW r night. We found tha t it had b e ­com e a p rogram piece w ith a i Techni color affair ra iled “T he Crow ded S ky .**

As o ften happens, it was “The Crow ded S ky ' that caught the fancy of th e kids Somehow they d idn t seem too im pressed by "Tho ViMage of th e Dam ned "

It w as understandab le The English movie had an a l­

most alt-English cast, w ith the exception j f G eorge Sanders whc is m ore English than A m eri­can. anyw ay T W English very often w as th roa ted and spoken aw ay from the cam era so it was d o f f one h a rd to follow.

The basic concept—-that in a tiny v illage a group of women w ere im pregnated one silly after noon by an electric force em itted from ano ther p lanet-~w as difficult to follow A nd w hile the progeny Which resu lted , a set of beautiful. : flaxen-haired children, may have stirred a d u lt hearts the reaction of the k ids probably was, “W h a t^ a lot of squares '

They rem inded us o f a preco­cious b ra t w*ho once waS TiugTiT7* try his pa ren ts tq read Chinese before he could speak English

T « OTHER TICTTRK But ‘T h e Crow ded Sk ic *

qu ite ano ther thing, indeedIt probatrty was one of the most

expensive flop* Hollywood ha*, sponsored in some time. U was taken from ;• book «t ttu , . nam e by H ank Scarlcs. It lies in most over-stocked book stores at M cents, the Ixv.y «1. .« W. h.»\c no t read it. but p lan lo soon

Because the m ovie was made an d flopped som ething happened

To be exact, it happened on D ecem ber 16. I960. It was on that day w hen a TWA Constellation, t ruising genMy .-.bo..- S u te n I > land aw aiting o rders to land at L aG uard ia Field, was belted by a U nited A irlines DC-8 je tliner off course and going like the ve ri­tab le ham m ers o f hell.

The S taten I .«hH m llissinn ended in disaster All 126 persons > aboard the planes died

Ju s t last Wednesday the Civil A eronautics Board initiated pub ' lie hearings on causes of t h e ' S t#ten Island crash And the j stories that have come out of the j hearings might very well have b ee r tom from some sections of r “The Crowded Sky.”

BRUTAL COINCIDENCE What Searles tried to say in

his book we don 't know What Hollywood was try ing to say is | baffling Let's try to reconstruct , U»c Hollywood stor>

A Navy flier. E frem Zimbalist. ! sop of a vice adm iral, is flying a je t to W ashington, for an a ir -

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D en No. S—Mrs Joseph Russo, i T he M others C lub of C u b , 111; F rancis C rab trea Den M other Cuba S tev rn San Pack M m et on T hursday * v * n - |o n d w ith 109 and B ob 0 » nFilippo, Joseph Russo, P ete r K it- ing at the home of Mrs. G eorge I th ird w ith 10*leen, John Ryan, R ichard Chuflo, ' M r r t i w ith Mrs. G eorge K itt- ---------Robert Luciano. Daniel Wareley. redge. president, in charge Ad- M r and M n A rthu r T a y lo r* n a

The C om m ittee w ill m eet every vance p lans w ere m ade fo r a ch ildren , of Ten Eyck. > * • » ,second T uesday of the M onth and luncheon to be served In A pril en te rta in ed last w eek fo r M r. a n dthe Cubs w ill hold th e ir pack --------- M rs John K eeley and chiliM en,meeting* th e last F riday of each H arold D aiker rolled the high- i D ennis and Diane, of P aU Q un , m o n th —both in the C afe teria of es | score at the Light B rig a d e 'a n d C arm ine A um ento, fo rn » - ly Sacred H eart School, L yndhurst bowling on W ednesday evening, of T en Eyck avenue.

Rummage Sale DalesSet By Woman's Society

The W om an's Society of C hris tian Service of the Lyndhurst M ethodist C hurch w ill * bold a rum m age sal** on W ednesday and Thursday, F eb ruary 8th and 9th. at the church. Mrs Fred G under- sen and Mrs. W illiam M uir an* in charge of arrangements

N ext Thursday, J a n u a ry 19th. Mrs. Ph illip M anheim er w ill have open house a t he r hom e for m em ­bers o f the society and invited guests

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Scouts of A m erica, Cub Pack M , affilia ted w ith the Sacred H eert C hurch, L yndhurst, N- J . th e following ad a lts have been elected as the pack com m ittee:

I M r. E dw ard M eing. Sr.. Com- i m ittee C hairm an . Mr August i M ustardo, Sr.. T reasu re r. Mr. t Jo h n A. Palum bo. Sr., Advance* I m ent S ecretary ; Mr. W illiam A. i B rady. S r.. H and icrafts Commit- l teem an; Mr. Jam es McNamara. - Sr., A ssistant C ubm aster; Mr.

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C hairm an Lou ZoUiTIt now en­listing the services a t members w ho w ould like to assist a t our A nnual Com m union B reakfast scheduled for M arch 19th, If you have n o t a lready volunteered L ao w ould appreciate any help you con offer e ith e r the dav before the b reakfast of tha t sam e m orn­ing.

The n ex t m eeting w in be held on Quinquatfesima S unday, Feb ru a r jf 12th .

MmrnM th e siek and decease* in fo u r prayers.

.Worth a f l P l P Fie 1 J jf f l Green StampsR eceive 100 SAH G reen Stamp* in a i ddion la your

regular stam pi with the purchase e l J10 0 0 or aioreend n plus you will rece ive e a addih eaal 1 0 0 IfcKSStH G reen Stamps w4h the pur- -chase ol Section 1 o l the HolyBible ©Her and new spaper coupon, f S t C f l V f l l

.S. G overnm ent and O ther Securities 1.007^73.71

Total Cash. G cvern-

U A B I L I T I E S & R E S E R V E S

Members Savings $ 1 4 .U I tU ^ 4 O ther L iabilities 27.9M JCB orrow ed Mon ty NONES ecurities $ l ,r7 .4 « M §

Stock of PedesatHome L oee B ank 240,880.08

Home M ortgageLoans 12,798,340 00

Office Building and eq u ip m en t (Less D epreciation > 261 ,* 1 1 9

O ther A sarti andD eferred C harges 144,881.85

Total AsaoOe 915.484,1*2 04

Smoked Calas

DIRECTORSJO H N E. BERGNA JO S E fH P. M U M CTTI ERNEST DECHERT FRAN X R . EDWARDS c m i u a W. KAISER

owicr.RsW ILLIAM & NUSSBAUM M ARIE K IEL

m i i u a m C A mPA TRICIA CA ND Y R O e tK T A. O'NEILL, PA U LIN E M cK E E V B t

D P SAMMARCOExecutive Vice P residen t

JO SEPH r BRUNETTI F tfat Vice P residen t

W t E S T DECHERT Second Vice P resident

M ICHAEL J . MAGUTHW C M I l J MAGUTH D Q M P nC K MARCONI W IL U A M H NUSSBAUM ARTHUR M. SAUER OSCAR SCHW IDETZKY OTTO WILDERMAMN FREDERICK A. EOTT

A L D I T O R S

PEAT. MARWK3C. M lTCH ELL and CO.

TMMRaDAT, J AMU ART i t 1MB COMMT-RCi/MU LEADER A W s o m e BERGEN REVIEW p ie r m r

Sacred Heart H. N. Notes

Congradulations? io the twen> ty-aeven new maoahec* w ho w ere inducted into th e H eir N om e th is past Sunday m orning. We know you h ave a lready benifUed sp iri­tu a lly from the indulgences re- Wi»e< th rough m em bership in the Society.

M em bers serv ing as Cap ta in s -vere u r je d in a fin a l p lea by P residen t P au l G*roux to notify the com m ittee by m ail if they * j* h to continue as Captain.;.

Due to a de lay in th e n a ilin g cf m eeting notices m any men were not rem inded of Sunday’s regu la r m eeting. A s soon as the m em bership is divided accord- ir s to sones, new lists w ill be as­signed too each C aptain. Mike M etal lo, S ed a) Events C o-C har- man, announced tha t betw een the hours of 8:00 and 12 00 P M S atu rday n ight, F e b ru a ry 4th. a g roup of m asqueraded members, th e ir w ives and friends, w ill cele­bra te the Maurdigra*. For a dona­tion of $130 the m usic of Fred P ercy and his orchestra w ill bs availab le (or your listening and dfencing p leasure If you owe yourself a good tim e coaw to th is affair.

Joan Karter4 i ' 5 ■ • - ' ‘ , ' • * -v„ ,

School Of Dtflciirg852 Ridge Road L yndhurst, N J.

C Im m O r P r iv a t e I n M n id im w f i t

Tap - Ballet - Too - Modern Jazz BaHroon - Baton - Twirling

N r* ria»*e» Now Forming

SliH Time To Be In June Recital

Special Classes For Three ^ear Olds■ ^ ■ r U -v.

Evening Adult Ballroom

StatMMit of CMditionBt, 1980

^UDMEV 0TRE1CHERT A ssistant S ecre tary

KAfHl^EN nsilKKA ssistant S ecre tary

SOUTH BERGEN SAVINGSand Lean AssociationOpen M onday

Eventnga7:U0 - d 30 PM.

D rlv*-la V sa ia w

Lancaster Brand California

O r a n g e a d e . G r a p e o r 4 6 o rP in e a p p le G ra p e f ru i t , cans

Lancaster Brand O ven Ready-F»rsi C«i» Sli irty H,gK.t m t i iui >.m ms a i nii •* *.r ***< a*—* m s ^ . cm*, ow a.. n..Pot Roast - 59-Lancaster Brand O ven Ready-First Cmt sli,Wy H,gK.i

Rib Roast 69<ta p a a ra n l1-— ------

Rib Steak 79

100 S&N Green Stamps wHhAvailable in the King James Authorized Version and the New American Catholic Edi­tion. Get a section a week until your H oly B ib le is complete.

Hi-C

Section 1 Only

aff Sectiae 1

DrinksS ta r K ist L ig h t C h u n k

Lancaster B rand C old C u t Sale!

• Bologna • Plain Loaf ) Y m tr Choice• Pickle & Pimento Loaf /• Cooked Salanti / 60m.• Ofcvo Loal \ f a• Spiced Luncheon Meal ) 2 5

Tuna Fish*1 [f t s—

C a r n a t io n ~ ---------------

Evap. M8KC h e f B o y a r d e e B ee f o r C h e e s e

Ravioli

3 89<•4*. Hm.

0 1

89c46

cons

k U * oz. '■ cans

Good Luck

^Jruili & ‘VftlaLfe*

Tomatoes 2 -2 9 'Andy le y

Broccoli *-‘29<fa«re ta r 9 * Taew le

i i M M sfm a ^ a n la— , I

Margarine 2 z 47*L a d d ie B o y G r o u n d B e e f

Dog Food 6 - s1°°•s

S x u htne Kriipy, 16 oz.; Chocolate Chip, 7 * o t ; CSeezil or Hi-Ho, 10 oz.

Crackers * 4^$l-*°U b b y F r o z e n

Orange Jake 5 - 51°°Oranges 10k49«t4m. J a m M * IM

256-60 Stuyvesant Avenue LymHiurst, N .J.a

c i n mC O M M U N IT Y

THE C P B B B n r T rA U m J1 W S 5 C T R BERCHU REVIEW T R im sD A Y . JANUARY I f , I « T

The Voice Of Stuyvesant Avenue MetchantsW ed d in g & Birthday Calcr* PLUMBING SUPPLIES *‘*r

REID PLUMBING ft HEATING124 StuyTeiwit Avenue , Lyndh u n t

P R E S C R IP T IO N S , L E W S 4

PHARMACY. j *AmLph*macytia,/wtfuiim I

aot a sideline. 1

TUm Saved Is Money Saved!Or Stayvesfit Avenue You Can Buy

Aaytbiag Frea Soup To Nets212 Stuyvenant Avenue

M odem B ath Room t . C u Burner* - H jrdrenic H aa ttac P tn n k r Room* ■ O il Burner* - Base B oard R adiators

K itchen Remodeling . E lectric R adiators Recesa or f r e e S tanding R ad ia to r!

GE 84684

Open all tiny Suntlay, Cltued Mandtty*

ANGELO’S PIZZERIA225 Stuyvenanl Avenue Lyndbm -t

E at Here or Take Out Spaghetti ■ Ravioli - U u g iM - Veal A Pepper*

Clam Chowder Full Cream Rirotta • Mozlarella

PIZZA • * Daily Free Delivery Call WE 9-9122

South Bergen's LeacRng Jeweler S. POLLINA, JEWELER ,

H am ihoa . G raea . Bulova Watchea (Jewel* By Trifari l a j Car*

BUDG ET and TIM E P A Y M E N T PLAN EXPERT REPAIRS DONE ON PREMISES

236 S tu p o a M Avenue L yadharrtGE 8-9421

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LYNDHURST MEN'S SHOPn a t i o n a l l y a d v e r t i s e d b r a n d s

EVERYTHING IN MEN'S A BOYS’ CLOTHINGThe Bogle Agency IncREAL ESTATE — INSURANCE

298 Stuyveaant Ave. GE. S-2121

Sale Men'* Jacket*I.yndburtt, N. J.TUXEDO S FOR H IRE

RtCCI S DINER

SAME DAY FILM DEVELOPING EXCEPT SATURDAYS

BEFORE 9 JO — READY 4:30 PM

CAMERA HOUSE213 S t iy m a M Ave.

WEbater 9-4260

NEW MENUS

STEAKS an6 CHOPS OUR SPECIALTY

Note Dining Room — A * C M U w d

* i W E 3-4422

S A F A R SPARK CLEANING COMPANY

Sobw Doy Dry doeaiR^ Sorvice(INCLUDING SATURDAY) /

SIS Stayveaant Aveaoe, L yndhum , N. J.

W E DO OUR OWN CLEANING

w m e s • B E E R<•«« S .a .d i UmmHaa HandM b K i r IC tO U tS ON NtMOr * a * * T F K U Q f t m K l

Lyndhurst s Ubrary is one off its foremost re- sources. On the shelves of the institution are Adventure, Laughter, Love and Knowledge. Avail yourself of the ferary - it is yours and ours. It h one of the great institutions of De­mocracy.

And don't let your daughters forget that Jan. 19 at 3:30 P.M. there will be a story hour alln W i m l rlrfcllro p o u t a o i i s .

s s r c *

SAN CARLO RESTAURANT *FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS

AND PARTIES j B L S V t M

EDNA M AE SHOPPE

Avaaaa GEaeva 8-1234RELIGIOUS GIFTS FOR A L L OCCASIONS

It's a Pleasure towear clothes cleaned at FELDMAN CLEANERS

SCHWARZ CONFECTIONERY(Say Hallo To Harman)

STATE FARM INSURANCE CO.

209 Stuyveaant AvenueTHREE STORES IN LYNDHURST

Plaaf aad Main Store at 200 Stuyveaant Avenue

D A Y STR O H

CHILDRENTEENAGERS

BOYS

219 Stuyvrsant A venae

GE 8-8*103 •

r e BU Y « SE LL USED BOATS f t OUTBOARD

MOTORS— R E BU Y A SELL USED GUNS

LEA'S SPECIALTY SHOPComplete Line O f Rental Tools For The H andy-M an

_ HARRY'S HARDWARE2 3 0 'Stayrcaaat Avenue. G E 8-9870

LAY AWAY PLANS WEIjCOME

212 STUYVESANT AVE. -i- LYNDHURST, N. J.LIL LIA N DANIELS, PR O P.

THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, 1%1

V. 1 '

T H E COMMERCIAL LFJtDER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

■

chemical Fire Arouses South Bergen, 44 Years After Kingsland Explosion

. 'V v! ! M y

L incoln H o n o r R oll Announced By Principal

PAGE SEVEN

n w n 'i m ch ildren of grade* of

H ERE1* t i t t l h t Art M iller of tike A rt Roberts S tudio. N orth A rttnct .«*, clim bed in to the fsee of the r o i r i n t Are at th e r iia tb ro o k C hem ical C«««m»n> in Lyndhurst Isst n ifh t to obta in t-iis d ra m a tic p ic tu re of the ho locoust Ju s t as A rtrxplm led sen d ln , a fcvM ru s h in , M f « t ,W v e th* rim a t K ln « s l,n d Hill Th» of ^ aM ill« S E » r t .tra » te r m .k e the L eader n r . I f .p e n , m ere e .c l t i a , ' ‘ a ram »u *’ ***«res of tile «re

S oal’l Bereen m . , — ■h r a h « re chemical *re In l.ra d - hu rs t last lu jh l— iuM 44 years a fte r the Canadian Car ft

Ca. m unitions plant the area w ith aa e x ­

on saving tt,> homes atop the hill. As a nreeautionary aneas a re " — ‘ ‘ "

It was on January II , I tH , tha t the m unitions works blew up and levellrd many homes on Ihe eastern slope ol L yadhurst.

th e C lint b r o o k ________ ____ _V alley Brook avenue, took fire and burned like a clant torch th rough I've ni*ht.

Bnrinninj? shortly a fte r 1 p m the M ate rocketed Into the sky fo r boors, draw ing throngs of spectators.

ru tt in g Into efleet the re- now ned assistance program w orked nut by South Bergen ■rem en. the heleagured l.vnd- h u n l *ghters w ere given aM hy m en from North Arlington. •M horfo rd . Ia< i Rutherford and Carlstadt.

Aa the detachm ents brake aw ay from home to help out in l.y a d h a rs t engines from neigh- ■wring com m unities w ent on the a lert.

O nce know n as the C ray Che­rnies I Ca., the b u rred out p lant had been in l.v rd h n ra t m ore th a n th irty years. II m anufar (■red denatu red alrhol.

L a ter the rom pany. taken av e r by Clintbrook. d ive rsify i production H undreds of thous­ands of gallons of chemicals w ere stored in large tanks on th e property. The otant was bull I under the urotection of th e steep incline leading up from the Hackensack Meadows

On the r liff llk r w all behind the tanks once was the opening t* the L yndl arst branc h of the

Mines.Ian fought the blaze

hut unde- g reat dll- There were not a t

it slocks o f ) bem iral eq uipm ent to fight suck a fire.

The flee h y d ran t a l Hew l a r k avenue and Van K urrn S tree t was rendered inelfectivc by an

from Van Bnren S tre e t. Laf- | a.vette A venue and New York A venue w ere ordered evacuated.

from M ontclair S tate, is s tudying tow ard an Ed, M. in secondary

I education.

I _ „ . _ . She is adm itted to one of fiveMias M ary Helen Zook, a teach- program s being given bv the

e r «( L yndhurst High School. is S to ic U niversity School of Edu cm oiled in a M aster of Education cation in Newark which lead to

^grngf gm ill R u tieri^ Srtiool of gradua te degrees in elem entary Education in N ew ark, T M sero tM H i WHmil

H onor Roll and C reditable List in of the seventh and eighth

f Lincoln School w ere w ith a special program

a t th e school Friday afternoon Mias Chai lotte Savino. principal

o f the school announced the following

HONOR b o l l Seventh G rade

Ellen Dell. D iane DeSeglmh o m o * r o l lEighth O rade

L au ra Di Taranto, Nancy 1 Cort*. Susan Russello. A lbert

Vincent Carucci. Con n ie A dan Linda Ehlers. LindaW agner, Linda Longo, Linda G en. tile. Lea Nolan, K atherln Topp. C heryl. O a -csc Pam ela Jones.

CM D ITA B LB LIST Seventh G rade

M arie Kauta. Patricia M organo, M arie. W ergrossi. U nda Nolle, C laudia O trtosim o, M ane Amato, C heryl Dalancv

CBEDITAHI.E IJ 8 T > Eighth G radeRosem arie Caputo, F ran .es De

Rosa S taphvn M arrone. Anthony C iardella. Janet F rank. Patricia A n n D abal Sandra Loevakv. Donald Cola- id. la-nnard Nic bojew ski, Diatif Antrorio, Jean Tul!v. Bentnt • p ,u |,„ ,

M ichele Bilach wa» the an ­nouncer B O dings w ere g iven by Leonard N iels,tew ski ami Mi- challe Bilach

Piano select w in w ere rendered by S usan Davis, Linda G entile. S usan Ruaaello .,nd Robert Wis hdrl

A lbert Domamco plaved Ihe 'e lec tric guitai Sandra Loevsky ■ played th e violin The classes sung songs

Jefferson PTA Mear Wnu Bello :

The Jefferson PTA m e t on Tuesday evening w ith Mrs. Lewis A ldridge, vice presiden t and p ro ­gram chairm an, in charge m the absence of Mr*. John D .Stengel, president.

Thos% who cam e first had an opportun ity to see an exh ib it o t school w ork, of the several grades

W illiam Bello, m em ber of the Board of Education assigned to th is school, was guest speaker He w ent th rough the en tire school budget, explain ing each i te m H# started th a t 75 per cent of the budget goes for salaries, and tha t both the m inim um and the m axim um salary w ere raised by th e board, to com pare favor­ably w ith the salaries in o ther com m unities m the area.

P atsy Restaino, m em ber of the board, spoke briefly , stating tha t the ihcrease in taxes for the av ­erage hom eow ner would be about $10.80

O ther m em bers of the Board of Education w ho wpre present w ere Mrs. C harles W Christ und P e te r F Curcio. Eli Kane, super­in tenden t of school’s also was p resen t, as was Mrs. Joseph G ra- bowski. p rinc ipal of the sehool

A film , “Living in Ihe Stl.**ss show n Refreshm ent* * e i e

served, pi-ovtded by m others of eight g rade pupils.

Five Brownies Win

Brow nie Troop 19 held a F ly u p a t th e ir m eeting on T uesday afternoon a t Colum bus School f i v e g irls w ere p rom oted to G irl Scout Troop 19 and w ere receiv­ed by Mrs. Joseph Staw icki, lead- «C,

T h e g irls firs t w ore m o rta r board hats, w h ich w ere exchang­ed for the G irl Scout be rots They w ere then prom oted by a candle­light cerem ony Judy Butkow ski. D orothy Davis. Irene McWilliams. Celia Ruzow ski' and Den ice S ta ­w icki, who w as The recip ient of a G irl Scout Handbook for hav ing been reporter for the troop for Three years.

S ix new g irls w ere received in to th ^ -tro o p . They w ere first given 'e lf hats, w hich w ere ex ­changed for th e Brow nie beanie h a ts They w ere Jean e tte B rill. D ebbie Dawson. Linda Lo Presti. Linda M ilitello. C arolyn M an­gano and Donna Ruggiero

M rs. R obert M ita M l

w as in charge of these cerem onies w ith the ir needful properties

M others who w ere p resen t in ­cluded Mmes Robert S till, Jam e s Dawson. Robert Davis, Thom as Lo P resti, Jo h n M ilitello. Joseph Ruggiero. John Ruzkowski, Jo h n G irgen ti Eugene K eogh and Mrs* Staw icki.

* hL*Mrs. May K ap p o ck .^ jf Lake

avenue, has r e tu rn e d ^ from a v isit of several da vs a t th e hom e of he r son and daughter-ks-hM ^ Mr a n d M rs G ene Kappock, of L incoln Park.

Dr. I. DanskyOPTOMETRISTEye» Examined

O pposite Tow n Hall

405 KEARNY AVE.KEARNY

Pl>o»e WYman 14)026

BETTER DRIVEWAYS Asphalt Blacktop

PARKING LOTS, CURBS AND CEMENT WORK

BEACONTelevision Serv.A ll W o rk G u a r a n te e d

WE 9-9380

n s s a O l , c a r n e t Ph M M n a M A ll H i l n t s a FIms H S r im asd Tra ined Mew. R isuK te a r e r fa c t D rive

» i t r * t o m a k e m u B r r m t h a n t u bM M T AND D im U U M T RBOM THR B U I

NOHh 7 8977 - 1842

VIOLA CONTRACTING CO.

HELEN ZOOK IN RUTGERS CLASS

Miss Zook, who holds an A. B.—— secondary gfhtjnl—training.guidance and adm inistration

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ProclamationWHEREAS the prevention of crippling diseases w ill

m aterially strengthen the health and wel!-b?ing of our com­m unity and nation, and.

WHEREAS The N ational Foundation -has taken active stops to p reven t b ir th defects and a rth ritis w ith its p rb g rau n o f research and clinical study, and.

W HEREAS aid is needed by those s tru k e n w ith paraly tic polio and protection afforded by the Salk vaccine m ust be urged upon millions o f our citizens, and

WHEREAS the New M arch of Dimes is th e sole financial support of the N ational F oundation, w hich is the w orld’s largest voluntary health o rganization fighting to p rev en t cripp ling diseases.

THEREFORE, I, W illiam F. G allagher, M ayor of Lynd- h u rtt . do hereby proclaim the m onth of January . 1961. as New M arch of Dimes M onth and u rge all the citiaens of th is com m unity to volunteer the ir fu llest financial and sp iritual support to this w orthiest of causes

W ILLIAM F -GALLAGHER M ayor

*'■"* *“ L yndhurst. New Jersey

INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP.

Industrial Waste Removal

218 WASHINGTON AVENUE NIJTLEY N. I

O FFIC IA L R E P O R TASSETS OVER— ______

$24,800,000.00STATEMENT OF CONDITION

As Of Deceftbtr 31, 1960

ASSETSl i r a * M o r tg a g e I .n a n s l oans on Savings Arrminta

O thw Loans Kral Estate Owned I r t lr r i l Home Loan Bank .Stock I m in i State* Government Homl.< ash on Hand and in Banks * ifficr Building, and Equipment.

• -" s ftcpreriation deferred Chargee and Other Assela

KT.^28.2(l ’ M M M .3 7

2 3 3 3 1 .3 7 40II.INMI.IMI

i,oso,m .<N ii.i<<r>.wi6.iii

2V 1.782.22

2 3 ^ 4 4 .2 6

924S4M SS .5I

Savings Account. O ther l.iuhilitie. ’I ax Escrow Loans in P rises. IM erred < redits Reserves:

S p e c if ii '

t • e n r r a l S u r p lu s

LIABILITIES

' 6 ,1 1 5 .7 9 1.4».r>.3LV06

l2fi.HH9.38

122.815.547.86 . 12.229,52

354.71S.77 14,016.67

110467.46

1.538.320.23

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DIRECTORSR a i j* h e . b e v e r

FREDERICK L. COBB. HERM AN r'AHINA HUBERT LANG WILBUR N L * PAGE CHARLES r POST c . H. PHKSBHEY THOMAS A RONAN C L VUE S, SAH U EN I

ATTORNKYSK tiC Il an,I K< >< llD I I . I .K S P I E i,i,,| ( ; | | , | . | i k

. - S A S H ! ! and m a s i n i

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o m e n s 'C II ^MESBREV

C hairm an of Board RALPH E BEVEK

President HERMAN F A R ^ A

V ice-President ROBERT LANG

— Y n - f r a U t tL ' CLYDE S SARGENT

V»V President I) J MONTE1TH

K secotive Viae- P resn lrn l J J D U fT Y , JH

S ecretary JOH N J B A K E * '

Branch M anajter MAHUARET T ST1ER

T reasurer

Accounts O pened B y The lo th E arn From The 1s t

The O ldest Financial Institution in Town — Since 1884

Kearny Federal Savings«-**tv o r

M i l fAHRMOat t o m otpicis

s

IHVIDENDS PAID and t R E M T E I) QUARTERLY•M A R. 3IK

1 • JU N E tut I,• S E P T 30th •D E C 3 ta t

CHAHrtfUO and SUPfRVIS{0 by th e U N IK 0 STAIfS GOVfRNMfNT

C o m y o u r t a x w o r n * * w i th

a P e o p le * T r u s t P e r s o n a l l o a n .

R a t e s a r e l o w . . . L ife I n s u r ­

a n c e p r o t e c t i o n d u r i n g e n t i r e

l o a n p e r i o d a t n o c o s t t o

y o u . • . u p t o 2 4 m o n th *

• • r e p a y .

Thc J- K. LASSE R

taxg u id e

f o r Y o u r F r e e C o p y o f t h e 1 * 6 1 e d i t i o n o f T h e J . K .

l e m e r " I n c o m e T a x G u i d e " v i s i t y o u r n e o r e s t P e o p l e s

T r u s t C o m p a n y o f f i c e . B o o k l e t s a v a i l a b l e w h i l e

s u p p l y l a s t s .

I‘AC * « r , i f r t h e coT tm rrt'cu i, i.K \ n r k ANP s o t t h b f k c f s n m r v f r m t s t n Y . jA N T A R y 12 , i % i

Hawk's CornerBy WALTER “HAWK" ROWE

W hal’i w ith the varsity insignia? Recently we had occasion

LOOKS LIKE TOUGH WINtER FOR COURTSTERSIt Iwk" Nkr a Inn* winter for (^oarh Harold

to through n r „ t ,h . .rm , ^ m n r n e * .1 the of ithe y „ n Conference and bold . o n e a n d f o u r ,•whool day and w ere impresx «c| w ith tin sp m t <n the athlete* in I f 4 .i_. i .« . . .

“ B u r k " koc*K th * ***'•* >* 21-all in tin late

Brown ami hi* High Scho^H lu-krllm ll tram. IJ|»1 wr. k. the a'one pdjtntt.nlrleii Br«r> kw-t tw irr and dro|i|M-i| into tU cellar ..C ihr) lead but * oor h»ndri bj S p i n o

i r r a 0 rnovrd C w l i B r r w - eager* -n-

ti.c d.Eplm'yI.f iiwir well earned in. urn*. To «*. n .pfwr*'ihL~ ’ rrewtf. A third period panic rm* tb n n a 41 lo .TO -. ibark j” ^ * ^ ^ ‘” d “ "* 'th is S i iw spirit Is lacking In L yndhurit. fun unknow n reasons ju i i h r h a n d * o f d r f r n d i n g r lu i in p io n l*a»>au- a n d a a l r o r i t j The learns k*ut n o hanging i . , h lhe

A t L yndhur-t Ih r varsity im igm a is an eight inch full Work V j i i . r d t h r i l l to Iom - a 5 1 to 5 3 o v r r t i u i r g a m e t o Eai-I K u th - “ > ll>r , in j l e * h t n n n u tr ” w h ile ih r argum ent waschen ille t . ' o r blue l i l t background Th? sporl em blem in blue , , * w m um a» a parti>an hom e crow dis .w o v en in lower cenvrr of the chenille ~ V The w inner of tbe i ' T , , I . I

,h ' ' k ,n d , « ■ « » ° - V « * « ™ - **— <■ . side Ihia season, and w ith the Martin* addl'd a low I - in d .

To receive a le lta r a studen t m ust m e le e the recom incndalion h o i( tw c r | R lch— M artm i j 0hnny Wll<<>'r *lo ir the ta i l Bn I

Napoli grohtw d thy rebound and the ir season's record at 27-S7 b> pasm d to D eLauro who drove in scoring a trip le over G arden D 'li- lo r a goal lo deadlock the gam e catessen. All Window Product - ^ 49.4a took WQ-WI. B9I-HS7 mid »28-7»r>

However, w hen P ierro w ent to l 'e r d ic ts f> it» t.nd .ijg m the tri- the foul lino lor the second tim e ^tnph was F re d d y » h"at the-ten secoflds m ark . the tim e- »'“ «•''* ««t “ *5? *** " * c l - k was stopped W hen the shot w hile lending a helpingI hand went u r <he tlHr-r forgo, to s ta rt ■" the w in w ere Johnn;. IFuwro the d o rk Coach Brow n jum ped to l w ith a 2U . A ngelo Simotte with

Savino AK^ncy Bon Fire R estauran t

232 0 4

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Www official*., VIMr “ com* >>n lh»- d o rk started up —

„ the small 0™> how led »u (.nn|uMO„ ^ r , , u »an d hollered and assisted m pet tin* the p m r out of control Ze UnahT rsuhrd ia " n * r«*K > u iH l U»

w elvf

w ar th a t t h ' of/ieials added four

4 2U7 and M ike I’ob tp w ith a 202. For Tony k K irk 's Food Spectal- !«tx, F rank P o foda had a 221 and Bill GedrimaH a 202

G allagher Asaoeiat km ^dropped

L y ndhu rst a 46 to 42h , sp irit ' .n d aU itude■ t t . i t he m e n u the reco tn .tion of t h . school b o , , , t b , 20 -i v a ^ i tv m \ P -m t lead i t U t.O l The Ym« '»«■«

Tor re» ! the .th le tic learns at L yndhurst High have had an yritl sgo. w ere expected to w in i n ' Iual o l ,h c P*ri° d » * ' » shot , L* 'f l r t * 0 _

K conds o n to the gam e arTd a w ild ! hack ino a fourlh place deadhe .ve by Lyi.nh.irst failed lo find lork arilb All Wmdow Pr.«Jw UlKl k by w inning tw o gam es from San

' O l i o ’s Restaurant. S an C arlo’s

of tw o fouls and Passaic had a 5-0 lead. L j n dhu rs t b roke the ice w hen Dom Sinopoti scored on a foul Passaic quickly m ade it 7 t« 1 on ano ther jum p shot by Glouse.

The G olden Bearn’ f ir i t fjeld goa! cam e wiiea. M ickey Spmo dTO'T in tft m ak ’ it 7-3. A fter a foul conversion by M artini the local eager s. inexperienced along

above average adu lt following which hah made for a fine sports a ^rwrnt ? la st Tuesday night when crnnm unit;- H ow ever few of us know w hat the requ irem ents arc. lh ry invaded the local gymna-and th is w rite r 'is thankfu l for a peek at the 1960 S tudent H andbook sjun ,to And out (or hortself. This outstanding hand book was edited arnmmr^d tha t thr-

by M rs W ingfwld Pom d.-xter. who retired as h .^ 1 o f the G uidance “ ' h“ " ay„ “ ' h 'D«-partment las, J u n .. .n d f i s h e d by th . B oar4 of E ducation " r S

In football tne varsity le tte r is aw arded to those p layars who a t tm ip t the n o o r for a 2 .0h ave played a m inim um of eighteen q uart r* i during the season le(ld Artijl W ilder canned a pair A p layer m ust perform at least five m inutes in th e period to gain (tf an<j #t th e 3>4S m ar|(c red it for one q u arte r However with th? m odern platoon system M #rlini madT fnod on the ^ . n[>do f substitu ting the regu lar p layers who are assigned defensive positions w ill receive sam e cred it as offensive men they replace

F o r baseball and basketball a player m ust partic ipate a* a reg u la r te am m em ber in at least tw o . th ird s of the regularly scheduled gam es of the season The m inim um is th irty .full q u a rte rs it' b asketball and th ir t innings in baseball.

In track a studen t m ust have com peted in a t least tw o th irds of th e seasons m eets and w in a place in a N JISA A track and field o r S ta te M eet o r pick up ten points in dual meet*. -Faint* w oo in m edal com petition count double tow ard a varsity insignia.

An in teresting note in th# S tudent Hand Book which we m ust m ention is Rule 4 of A rticle 4 under Boys’ In terscholastic Awprds. ,■ . h f s : _Each Spring tim e w hen the local Babe Ruth League begins another drove in for a basket and« o n the High School b a leb .il coach Has been b l.m ed lo r the h ' I k J ^ Wed ’ ^ h

ban on vars ity p layers or o .h e rw * : as p itchers and ca tchers ' ”T he ru le reads A hoy c.m W t com pete on any non-school p ^ ’c „ , . ^ i h , nex? f?,ur ^

I ra m du rin g the season w ith the following exception A baseball ' .,nolh, r fa ., hr_a K hv p layer m ay com pete on a non-*chool t?am provided he does not . .. FdHi*. r5i.7rn tallvp ilch o r ca tch and P r i d e d Ib .l ,h e oulsidc schedule does not j S h Z Z Z T S J * ’,in te rfe re y i th the high achool schedule * f . , #K- . j - . , . ! —

Back in the days w hen L yndhurst was beginning its inter- ’ * , 3^elinskv ron-m ho lastic playing it w as a com mon thm g. afte r a sport season -a on , i„m n *hot and Lvndbegan lo hea r t h . l • p layer would be in e lig ib le for . m onth or J ” ’**1.®? ? t ^ s ^ t i h ^ u i . r t r r for a m ark ing period Today, the e lig ib ility is b .sed on ru le . * « » •** 11 “ * •« the q u a rte r estab lished by th? S ta te In terscholastic A thletic Association. To q ualify for the school year a studen t m ust have passed seven and a h a lf dip lom a points for the previous sem ester o r fifteen points for th e p r tc e d ia c year

S m ile and the w orld sm iles w ith you but w eep and you w e e p , 9ntAalone is a w ell know n p ro v erb II is used a lot in sports Tor iS J , I J ? > !Z ?instance, last season w hen Coach H arold “B uck'' B row ns G olden J ® t* • a r U n d h u rs l b u t fou r g en -B ears » » re running roughshod over the com.>etition in assem bling ^flu haat h i i k i tb i l l r r ro rd m >hc Jiu Uuv ih«» j-jvais laid and tw o by t«louse aeaalockeaback w aiting for th e ir day So far th is season .11 the smiles h»ve j*he ^ i m s iv e m l id U aanW at 14- been on the o ther side as th? High School w ent dow n to its fourth Sinopoli misses by tne two

from undernea th the K>ards hv P ierro to m ake the scoio read 33 to 23 a t the th ree quart* r mark.

T he gam - w as m a m i by con- stan« fouling in the faurth period.W hite an<l M artin i made tw o apiece and S ieper one before Lou , . a ^ Carlaacio sank tw o p e n a lt\‘throw s for the l<»cals w ith the score at 38 to 25. The parade to the foul line c o n t in u e as Mack Rqss sank tw o for Pavsaie and Pierro one

th e difference w as 45-44. Spino connected

r ,eo rRe ^ ; k e r ' . jum p sho t; ' w ith , M7-83S tm *. . . ( K i. U M f l f . - i t i isat.s 9 S I . I H . . . . .point moved th«- W ildcats into a 5I-4H - arw , win |jUl GaUagherti came

— - lead at the sl»r* «f ihi- overlim '* ' .. «... m

CYO GIRLS W IN SECOND STRAIGHT

Last W ednesday night at Sacred H eart School s gym nasium Coach Bonnie G allagher’s Sacred H eart girls’ l>asketball team won th e ir second straight CYO League gam e of the season Victim* of the locals’ w ere Corpus C hrist! of Hasbrouck Heights w ho w ere dow ned by a 22 to 13 score

A nnette Cerone w as high scorer tor Sacred H eart w ith tw elve points w hile Fran Benedetto ta l­lied seven and Lois Becklund ec- counted for the rem ain ing thrye

on abut a foul shot by period. Smopoh retalia ted for the

D eLauro and a goal by Irby w ith localc to m ake it 51-51 and Sinnp S§ seconds left tied the game at ei-47

n close and tok a 45 * 47 lead

F ive seconds la ter Joe Schm eder of th e hom e forces w as fouled H e missed the shot and * tie up an the rebound resu lted in a jum p

® ____ , ball G u n o regained possession onfor Lyndhurst The field goal w ay ! ^ fo_ |.v n d h u /s t and im-of scoring w u put bacK into the U .n .u fo r . tunela m e la te tn the quan^r ta llied on a d riv e in and W hite again stole the ball and converted into a deuce. T he scoring cloeed out a* Spino sank a one hander and “P ierro m ade a steal a success w ith a basket.

M artini w ith eleven and W il­der w ith t?n led Passaic scorer* while tops for L yndhurst w as I by Spino A usually food shooting Passaic q u in te t had it m iserable r igh t despite gaining the vM M T. On attem pts from the floor they

m ediately signals for a time-out Seventeen seconds left P ierro is

oil made go<id on a pair of foul throw s and l.vrwlhurst gained a 53-51 lead D eLauro made good on a one hander and shortly after war fo u l'll by Sinopoli. his fifth fouJ and w ithdraw al from the game D eL iuro made the first, mi <*d the second but the first succcss was enough as it held up in a 54 to 53 East R utherford tri- umph. _____

D eLauro * Ith Iw in tv pointsfouledI h u t misses th e shot and .ind Irby w ith fifteen and Kesgen

P ie rro is fouled with eleven w ere top scorers forand again he m u Di

MIDDLEWEIGHTS FEATURE CARD

Coach Johnny Subda's W ildcats Zelinsky ta llied sixteen. Spino had tw e’ve and P ie rro ten for the Blue and Gold

Lyndhurst won the ja;, vee con­test. th e ir first e f the season. 53 to 58 w ith Vince C am panella high w ith sixteen points.

Major Realty

m arkSinopoli scored on a foul to get

the second period scoring under­way but an undernea th goal by M artin i reduced the d ifference to

defeat in five games ; team s.Sinopoli canned a p a ir fro-nB ut last F riday n igh t East R ut Iter lord Coach B row n was not * foul Iinc **\e th£ Blue &

alone as the w eeper He had p len ty of com pany m the local faithful as a fo o d job by the tim ekeeper deprived L; n d h u rs t of a victory aga in st East R utherford . In the excitem ent of the final seconds the t ia tc r forgot to run the clock w hile play was in and during he “dead" tune Cast R u therfo rd scored the ty ing points and force th e gam e into overtim e.

T here is nothing th a t can change the result of the L yndhurst- East R u therfo rd game. But one local observer cam e up w ith w hat we though t was a good suggestion and th a t is: In football usually on? of the officials a re the tim er and although he has o the r duties, his m ain function is Mteeping time. As most schools pay a faculty m em ber to keep tim e at the hom e gam es w hy not hi*c a tim ekeeper

Gold a 19 to 14 lead a t ha lf I k u r W ilder and D ennis S ie jr f t sco r­

ed on a rebound and a jum p shot lespectfu lly and J im W hite made good a pair p i fouls as Passan moved in to the lead at 20 to 19 The G olden Bears began to panic tha t brought on poor play and th a t w as all the Indians needed W ilder. Sieper. M artini and W il­der again and Charley Brooks tallied in succession for Passaic to com plete a six teen poin t run

ta r t of the overt,... ■ Wl,.nln„ ttle nex , tw „ «v 874-— ----- 05 and M2- 821 scor-s. C het Mi

zeski with scores of 209 and 211 ind Ben Mizeski s tarred for the w inners. C harlie M cKenna rolled a 209 for Rudy & Ray Melone s Beefeaters

Highway Body and Fendci crea ted a trip le tie for sixth place with Bilka’s Bar and San Carlo's by w inning a sweep from the Sa- vmo Agency. The H ighwaymen bowled 895-858 878 com pared to 846-819-876 for. the R ealtors D an­ny D icacfi w ith a pair of 208 gam es and B?n Rizzuto w ith a 215 led the victors w hile Bill M athiesen ^ i th a 209 and W alt Hoppe w ith a 205 w ere best for Savino Agency.

Royal H aw aiian Palm s downed Bon F ire R estauran t in tw o gam es The H aw aiians won 94f> to 821 in the first gam e and 870 to 801 in the finale Bon F ire R estaurant look the second tilt. 846 to 842. Bob Dohmyer, Sr featured for the w inners w ith a 807 on 2S4-161-212 followed by Ja son U c itra w ith a 605 on 212-

B em sies’ Express dropped tw o: 202-191 and Ray K earney w ith agam es to M ajor Realty and t h e ! 201 game. Eddie Dawson with la tte r qu in tet pulled w ith in two games of 201 and 202 and W alter gam es of the league lead held by 1 Dohmyer w ith a 200 stood out for the T ruckers in the Rec W ednes- the losers.day N ight League. In the latest ; T he S tandings:

w ho i> neu tra l ju s t like the referee and um prie? _ . . AL yndhurst and East R utherford hav*» enjoyed highly am icable to m ove the v isitors out in front

relations since 1929 and how ro tten the deal w as last w eek we JO to I t .hope it w ill be soon forgotten and no ‘‘stra in '’ put on the relationsh ip ! i-ynaim r*t’« scoring drought betw een the tw o schools and com m unities. ’ tnd ed as 8p ino acored on a fast

By A1 N itteTw o t«p notch m iddle weight-*

shared s tar billing a t the famous _________ S t. M idi’s A rena M onday. Janu -had 63 w ith only th irteen finding a ry 9th T he flashy P uerto Rican. p * _ L . l i s a T W Athe range w hile at the foul line O bduljo Nunez tangled w ith his r l V Mthey made 18 and m issed IS. j o ld arch enem y. G eorge Chim enti.L yndhurst had trouble getting slam -bang 150-pounder out of shots against the defensive Indi- j New York C ity Nunez took a ans as they got off but 36 m aking close sp lit decision o f the 10 ten w hile on the foul line w ere round b o u t I t was a th rilling go ten for tw enty four i* real crow d p leaser

Passaic also captured the Ju n io r It w as mwrft like the ir last actinn held at th e L vndhurst Rec- Bem sies ExpressVa* sit; gam e 44 to 27 sending f ig h t in which Nunez won the C enter the M ajor Realty M ajor RealtyCoach D onne Divine * J a y v e 's to decision in 0 rounds. This round- ppyresentatives dow n th ? league B u ffs D inerthe ir th ird stra igh t loss. ed o u t Irvm g C r““

Poor officiating m arred the L yndhurst-E ast R utherford gam e T tared a t t h e - Wildeata*Friday night. Th«‘ G olden Bears television channel WP1X. Chari- Show ing tl*' vTay Tor'The up-1 h g y . Body f i TWISd w jum ped off to a 7 4 le ad bu t the ee l I I . 10 o’clock every M onday grading <»f M ajor Realty w ere the G arden Delicatessen 24W ildcats peeked away to go ahead evening Dolce B rothers P au l ro lled a 60! Royal H aw aiian Palm s 2412 to 9 a t c 'im pletioa o f th e A fter tb e f ig h t C harlie G cuea- ^ o n tilts of 212 and 236 while period Early in .the second session veld of L yndhurst an d vour re- bro ther Joe had games of 203 snd goals by P ierro Spino a n d Zettn- • porter, w ent dow n to Mai ghe- 204. Sal Ruse 111 fashioned a 630 *ky and a penalty 'coversion by n ta ’s R estauran t a t 136 West 4th |cild off series fo r th? T ruckers Spm o m oved L yndhurst o u t into S t- New York C itv This i s ' on 170-245-215the lead L a tf in the period Lynd- know n as th e O pera restauran t. | B u frs > D iner protected theirhu rst assum ed a 23 - 0 lead b u t erhere. a long w ith th e finest of th ird place possession by w inning four s tra igh t foul th row s by I t a l i c cu linary endeavor*. «*n«- tw ice from B ilka’s Bar B uffs Richie D eLauro found U»e range may listen to h is favorite opera D iner won the opener. 868 842 and and the W ildcats led 24 to 23 arias. M arghen ta herself, and a f t e r B ilka’s B ar gam ed the >q»ie A fter a goal by P ierro. lank Ed most of the s«aff. w aiters, ba iien K esgen of the home side m ade ders, e t r , h ave sung ope.n at good two fore tosses and East one tune o r an o th er U is a de- R ulherford w as in fron t a t half lightfu l res tau ran t w here no onetune. 26 to 25. , » a s trange r You a re m ade to

In a du ll th ird period P ierro feel a t hoaie at once. This w as a scored from u ndernea th to dead- fme cap lo ano ther Monday fight

m arkers. O th -r girls perform ing for th • Sacred H eart q u in te tte in­clude Dale Bordtgan. Jack ie De- F iino, Chicky M oran. C arol Im- p e n to . J an e t Ncglia, Jack ie Lrf>- gar.. W innie Cam pbell and J o ­anne Speyer

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FAGE NINETHE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTTI BERGEN REVIEWTHURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1961of the unbeaten football season, has mended A* a resu lt Jo h n has been able to get busy on theh freshm an program w ith hi* o th e r class o t f i c r i T hey are: vice p resident, Frank R uggiero: sec­retary. Michei S an tu lli. treasure r. Fred Bonzo Rueggiero wasnam ed frosh foo tba lle r of th<* year by scoring 69 point's h igh for the club

It’s also good new s th a t R ichard LaM anha. who su ffered a bad leg injury even - before* the football season began, i t back in school , . . He had hom e tu to ring w hile recuperating frtwfi hi* injury . . , Football team , by the wag. still busks ir»the glow of th a t wonder-

S P O R T -W IS E

Vincent P ate rno is cl*m advisor D ancers are cham oing at th e

bit until M arch . . Can’t haveany dances until then because a f tag basketball aeaann . . . C on­gratu lation* to Rober t St urges

I w ba mad* the honor roll . . . Freeh R eporter G ay S av ia e J r .

He who give* m oney lie has not earned is generous with o th e r people* labor.

—G eorge B ernard Shaw

ASSETS HOW EXCEEt TWENTY - NIKE

MILLION NUMB!

A REPORT

T O m PEOPLE!

QUARTERLY BNIAENDS PAID A0RMG I960 TOTAL

*955300

M r and M rs N orm an Punw ar- den. of Valley Brook A venue, have re tu rn ed from a tr ip to Sav* annah . G a , w here they visited th e ir son and daughter-in-law A irm an 2c Richard P enw ardcn and Mrs Penw arden, and th e n w ent to F lorida, w here they v is a ­ed such places as Ocalla, C ypress G ardens, Tafqpa and St P e trrs -

E lectra S edan F u lly Equipped. Pow er S tee rin g & Brake*- Excellent condition, one owner. ea*y te rm s and tra d e arranged. Priced righ t. —

1956 L incolnP rem ier Sedan. Beautiful black color. F u ll pow er steer in t . b i-rtea . seat, windows. W W all tires, e tc Here’s a good chance fo r a buy. Come and see it. t

Thanks to you the Assets o f your EQUITY Association in­creased more than Five Million Dollars during the year 1000.

In addition to the Federal Savings and Loan Insuiance p ro ­

tection we have an extra strong reserve of over Two Million Dollars.

i >, *It pays to save EQUITY where%fur money is insured, readi­ly available and earns dividends four times a year.

V rs P hilip Sailer, ol Ten Eyck Avenue, en terta ined at a lunch* eon m eeting and party at her home on Tuesdav. H er guests w ere Mis* Emily Holden and Mmes C har la* H aut h, A nthony Bender. Flovd Reilly. A |J Bene*. J . L. K leeak, P hilip ifailer, A r­th u r Weiamann, W iliam Link and E rw in Ncufnann.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph V illanova. of F ern Avenue, w ere guests on New Y ear’s Day a t the hom e of Mr and Mrs Michael S prague and children . Michael and Robert, of K earny O ther guest* w ere M*. and Mr*- A*k>lph D abal and ch ild ren . P eter G ail and Un-hard. of W yckoff.

Mr*. Russell Kereste*. of N utley, Mr and Mrs A ngelo Dispenzere. of East O range. al*o Mr and Mr*.Fred S cnken, of O radell. M r and Mr*. M ichael Inganam ort, of D u­mont, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Coy- man, of Hacken*ack. and Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Me C arthy , of J a c k ­son H eights. L I.

S tation W agon, I cyl. » pass Excellent d e a n t a r Eronomic- al and good looking. Easy term s and guaran tee .

STATEMENT OF CONDITION-DECEMBER 31,1960A S S E T S L IA B IL IT IE S

$ 811,376.82

1.391.000.00 $ 2,202.37682

Cadi .....................D. S. Government

Securities ......

First Mortgage Loam 1..............

Other Loans and Investments ....

Federal llonie Lutti Bank Slock ....

Office Building & Equipment less Depreciation

Other Assets ......

$27,256.713 47

58.000 00

100,000 00

rn.i23.2a 14,265.59

2 ,160,< ,09 12

Savings Account* ...... _

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Federal Home I .nan Hank AdvancesSEE RAMBLER

FOR 1961

BENNER SALES2*1 H ackensack Street r u t R u therfo rd . N, J.

S a n e U t a l i a a O ver M Y n .

GE 8-1646 — GE 84662O pen T ill # P.M.

T he Ladies' A uxiliary of the L yndhurst Masonic Club m et on M onday evening when plans w ere m ade for the ir 27th ann iv ­e rsa ry p a rty tu be heW on M arch 28th. The cum aiittee in i hurge o f arrangem ent* are Mr*. H ow ­ard R um peltin. Mrs. Earl H anley and Mrs John Bllinsky. R eserva­tions w ill be received until F eb­ru a ry 14th. $29,628,611.46'

Miles Mercury Presents DIRECTORS$29,628,611.46

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COUNSELfam ily ear for our subu rban area. T h e h igh economy of the• cy linder engine plus the low p rlre Of m m Z m m *1845F ar the above C w nrl featu red . In th e m ain reason far the sharp rise la sale*.

MILKS MERCURY 626 lti.lj:.- Kiuil 1.)milium * ’El»»ter 9-6715

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PAGE TEN THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

Items Of InterestMr and Mrv W ilia m De Z a­

vala, of F o res t A venue, have had •'v th e ir guests *hc Rev. and M ri. W allace H u s t e ^ a ad t'hildren. Susan. W allace and K elli-A nn. ol St. P au l M innesota The Rev. H titled i t in te rn pasto r at the L u theran C hurch on BOtfi S tree t. B rooklyn.

ed th e n 5 5 th ' w edding ann iver­sary last S atu rday G uests w e re 1from IV m pton Lakes and P ate r- j

Mr. and M rs A ngelo Podesta. 45*5 H ard ing A venue. h^d a t th e ir holiday guests M r and Mrs. John M angint. Rev U nits Mangim, and Mis* C h a rlo tte Podeftta. of 8e- caucus. a lso Mrs. Joseph Cuneo. and son, Joseph, and Mr. and Mrs. R onald Cuneo. of Lyndhurst. The Podes»a» «e>ebrai«<1 their 31st w edding an n iv ersa ry last Thurs-4 m ^ .

W illiam O rlikow ski J r , son of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam 0rl*k*>w- ski, 50g F ?rn avenue was eight

w eek He had two ce leb ra tions on* w ttft "lfc iH1 III III g rade a t S t M ichael's School and also a fam ily gathering at home.

T he E ast End D em ocratic Cfub A uxiliary w ill serve a Chow Mein d inne r on F eb ru a ry 9th Mr* R obert M itchell chairm an.

M r. an d Mrs A lptqfe 'c Delgado.3f9 H arring ton A vefllr. celebrat-

. Mr and M rs. Thom as Biondi. i50? F ifth A venue, a re the per* ea ts of a daugh ter. M ichelle Ann. bom «*n JanilaF* 9th a t PassaicG eneral H isp itf l . Mrs Biondi is

'th e form er Miss Jann ice Montal-

Mr*. D om inick Chierico. o fiCleveland A venue, en terta ined on Tuesday evening fo r Mmes The«P— M arotti. Jo h n Mazzei. K li/abeth De Mazzio. Salvatore

iCastiglia. J a m r t Castiglia. Joseph Della V olpr. Joseph Liberti.

Mr and M rs F rank P o llara and children. A urora and C harles, of L ivingston avenue, a re bach from

a tw o w eeks visit w ith M r Pol- la ra’s pa ren ts . Mr and Mrs. Jo ­seph P o lla ra . a t Naples. FU.

T he L y n d h u rs t'R ep u b lican O r- | gam zation w ill m eet a t th e Dwight Morrow- Republican C lub on Irv ing P lace on Thursday. Jan u a ry 18 at 8 30 p.m. P ete t Russo, p residen t, is pla nning U have a p rom inen t Republican as speaker Tor th e evening. D etails nex t w eek.

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j .aw , Lt and Mrs. D ale Hillegaa. of B angor, M aine Before coming here for a w eek they spent

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T he follow ing i s , th e schedule of m eetings of th e New Jersey New Y ork V olun teer Firemen** Association from now through Ju n ? :

J a n 27. H illsdale. N^ J Feb 24. New C ity, N. Y M arch 24. E ast P aterson . N. J. A pril 28, W estwood. N. J.M*y 10, Bogota. N J Ju n e 9. (C onvention) Lodi. N J N ote th a t the M arch and May

m eeting* have been advanced one w-eek. instead o f being held SB th e last F riday o f the m onth

T he m onthly m eeting being held a t H illsdale on Ja n u a ry 27th will be held a t S t John** School Audi­tor lum H illsdale avenue, just w est of P a tte rso n stree t. There w ill be H illside firem en around the tow n th a t n igh t d irecting you to th e m eeting p lace If you be­com e confused on directions. T here is a tap ie park ing on the school grounds

A fter the m eeting, refreshm ents w ill be served at H illsdale Fire H eadquarter* C hief G. W K ehr prom ises an in teresting and pleas­ant evening for all.

Except for th e six o r seven fire* since the first of the year th ings have been p re tty quiet around the fire house. I t is hoped th a t a good tu rn out is effected for the first m eeting of thi* year, F riday. J a n u a ry 13th at 6:00 p.m. sharp.

<4-LYNDHCRST TEACH ERS ONCE N O E S SPEAK TO PARENTS

Surely th e re is n t a teacher alive w ho hasn’t been asked a t one tim e o r other, "W hat can L as a paren t, do to help m y child im prove in .school?" This is ce rta in ly a m ost im portan t question w hen you consider the com petition is keener today than eve r before, tha t Academic s tandards have risen to a new high. P aren ts can ce rtain ly help the ir ch ildren by naeifg to it, first of all. tha t th e re is a quiet place (w ithout rad iq-w ithout te levision) in w hich to study A certa in tim e should be set aside lo r daily study and the m ost difficult sub­ject should be tackled first Ten m inu tes o f concen trated effort will be much m ore effective th sn an hour of day-dream ing. Some boy* and girls-despite concentration and effort m ay still need the dividual touch". By a ll means then con tact tlie teacfter-A few mom ents of individual explanation m ay se ttle w eeks o f uncertain ty ar.d unhappiness How to read i t im portant. R eading an assignm ent once is not enough. R eading once only gives a general idea of the reading m atter-* second tim e I* necessary and best of a ll to be su re what }*n» read is rem em bered, read fo r th ird tim e O nly then can you be fairly ce rta in you know w hat you are reading Penm an rh ip has a good deal to do with im proving in school work. It is s known fact tha t assignm ents w ritten ca re fu lly au tom atically show m ore effort and n atu ra llv produce b e tte r grades

Most im portan t of s ll-Mdo th e th ings you have to do when they should be done, w hether you like them o r not".

THURSDAY. JA N U A R Y ^ , m t

M r and Mr*. Joseph Letcher, o f Tontina A venue, recently e n ­te rta ined fo r Mr. and Mrs W il­liam H and and D r and Mrs. Vexio Berutti, of L yndhurst, Mr. and

M r and Mrs. F rank Bulger, of T hird A venue, have had as the ir

Assembly Theme Set By W itnesses

Mr E dw ard Sainthili. presiding m in ister o f th e L yndhurst-R u th ­erfo rd Bible study group and local spokesm an for Jehovah'fc W itnes­ses. reported th a t the them e of the assem bly to be held Jan u ary 27 to 29 by th e no rthe rn N. J. ctnru it o f Jehovah 's W itnesses is. *• Be T augh t by Jehovah "

Scheduled to tak? p lace at the Paterson N ational G uard Armory. 475 M arket stree t. Paterson , the assem bly w ill be the last m eet­ing of th e c ircu it before the large New York convention of the W it­nesses s lated for early sum m er

"The assem bly them e, ‘Be Taught by Jehovas '," said Mr. S ain th ili, “ Is based on th e word* of J t r u s C h n s t recorded a t John 6:45, ‘it is w ritten in the Prophets, and they w ill all be taugh t by

Jehovah Ever>one th a t has heard F ather's teaching and has leartied comes to m e.' **

M r Sainthili com m ented ‘T h is is certain ly an appropriate them e M i> tim e w hen *o m uch stress ia being put on education and the increase of educational fac ilities While th ere ..re m any good teach­er* in the world today and m any feed tha t experience i* the beat teacher. Johovah’s W itn esses ac­cept Johovah God and His Son. Christ Jesus ss the best teachers. •F or only they." asserted Mr. Sainthili. “can lead men on the path to life everlasting "

T h - assembly h ighlight w ill be a , public lecture delivered on Sunday. Jan u ary 29 at 3:00 p.m. At tha t time. Mr. F rank Spacil, d istrict rep resen tative for Jeh o ­vah’s W itnesses, w ill answ er the question. ‘‘Is God In terested in the Affairs of M en’ ”

EVERYMAN'S' STAFF HONORED

Sunday. J a n u a ry 15th. IM I. the Everym an's B ib le C lsss session to be hold s t the R utherfo rd high scboplj s tarting a t 9.30 a.m ., has

tobeen design*! m em bers who have ta k en active part in sustain ing the good w ork of the w eekly hibie calss new s­p a p e r . “E verym an 's N ew t," which had its first issue prin ted , Ianuar> 3. 1924*.runn ing on for 37 years, and being in circu lation to s p p re c ia tiw in terdenom in­a tio n a l readers, far and wide.

Roger W Me Ad .m o f K earny, a past ed ito r of .the B ible Class publication and a fo rm er past leader, is to in troduce T he N ew t- m en Mr McAdam. be it said, is the d istinguished au th o r of a series of rom antic ta les of Englsnd shipping on the Long Is­land Sound

Editor o f Everym an 's W alter P F elgentreu . will the S crip tu re (L uke 2:1-7)

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guests Mr. and Mrs. H arry Dilk and children o f Clifton and Mr. and Mrs. P atrick F errie . of K earny, op T hursday evening, and on S aturday evening M r and Mrs. O- M. M eade and Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Louis Addeo, of Lyndhurst.

M rs F rank Slim m , of Second avenue, w as guest of honor in celebration of he r W rthday, a t dinner, last evening a t the hom e of he r son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel S lim m and children, D eborah and F rank, at r V n i i *

C last chap lain F red M ier is to offer Pra>er. and a t the cloaing of the session, bestow Benedic­tion.

At ‘‘greeting the visitors” is listed Red arm v reporter - Rus te ll D eV ries: W hite a rm y report

R obert Hoick; Blue arm y re ­po rte r. R ichard S teepy And the

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Claa* leader. R everend A art Van Houten. w ill be the pleasant se rv ­ice of Good S am aritan W alter J ack ’’ C la ike. The leader's topic

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E verym an 's O rchestra is serv ­ing up m usic d u ring the Sunday

sion w ill have C harles E. Gage, conducting. He fills in, too, at w riting a colum n for the Class paper, on request. There have been announced four hym ns from the list of T rium phan t Services Songs to be lead off by song leader Edwin A lbrecht "R ise Up. O M en of God." “Ye S ervan ts Of G od." "Lead on, O King Eternal,** and “Sound T he B attle C ry "

Everym an* N ew s advertis ing m anager. G rah t Hock, has an ­nouncem ents to m ake, and the attendance count w ill be told by reporter Rodney K eteham .

Mr. and Mrs. C harles Giovia. of C ourt Avenue, en terta ined re ­cently for Mr. G iovia* m other. M rs C. G. G iovia. of the C lifton- Passaic N ursing Home O ther guests w ere M r and Mrs. S. C. G iovia a Ad children , of New York City, C arm ine lannuzzi and daugh ter, Sadie, o f The Bronx. N. Y., M r and Mr* K enneth G oodheart and ch ild ren and Mr. and M rs D aniel Bello, of Lynd­hurst

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PA CE TWELVE THE COMMERCIAL I.EADER AND SOOTH BERGEN REVIEW ' THTRSDAY. JA Nl’AFY 12. 1061

Boys Basketball League Starts Eighth Year At High School Gym

T h e eighth annua) ha»ket)»all league’ fnr hoys in the ten to thirteen ajic Jtrnup. sponsored by the Department of Park* and Public Property, i;ot underway at the High School Gymna>ium on Saturday afu*rnoon. Known a* the liithly league Basketball program 'for seven seasons the htcal league wiH'operate independently thin year iinih*r the banner of the Recreation Basketball League. The gainer vvill be played on Saturdays and Monday evening* during January and Februarv.

Danieli, f L a m i t

T h ree of th e four opening gam es w ere close and in teresting w ith th e la rge crow d op hand th r ille d by the sp irited p lay of th e youngsters In an overtim e th r i l le r E ordham overtook N otre D am e 26 to 22, Seton H all edged S t. Jo h n 's 25 to 22. and. B radley gained a 27 to 25 nod over Army.A fo u rth gam e saw a ta lle r and fast b reak ing P rince ton quin tet yom p to an easy 59 to I t trium ph over Navy

A great perform ance by freckle- faced Ronnie K ist led Coach Al­b e r t Hynes* S etonians to its w in over Cbach FranJt LO w drr’* S t J o h n ’s five. K ist finished the con­te s t by scoring all of th e p o in ts , fo r Seton H all as he racked up j Stcllato, f tw en ty fivs .eleven of them 'e o m -jN a iti, f ing in th e second period to enable J Jiosi. c h is te a m to gam a 15-13 halftim e Shoebndge. f tie. The w inners gam ed th e .a d - Duggan, g v an tage bv outscoring th e Indians {tiacinsW. g 6 *o 2 in U fafh ird period S tand- 1 Zirpoli. g in f out fo r St. John 's wan Richie j D H a b b m Rizxuto w ith eleven point* tm ; DiMaggio, g th re e goals and five fouls

Coach Billy G allagher's Ford- ham aggregation staging a last period uprising w ent on to an o vertim e period 36 to 22 v ictory o ver Coach Joe B rad ley 's N otre D am e q u in te t F ordham saw its 10-9 m idw ay m argin w iped out in th e th ird period w hen the Irish w ith a 10-6 stanza ida fa rity took g 19-16 lead into the final session.T h e N otre Dame five, ham pered by poor foul shubting hi th e ( R oskd ly , g Jo u r th quat t«r. missing eight out ’ Pecuraro, * g o f nine, fell behind 6 J o 3 to ;»l- \ B ranham , g

shut put in the second canto 27 U * 0 .'T h e second haSf save N avy im prove w ith the T igers holding a 17 to 1.5 edge to pick up a 59-18 trium ph.

N eville finished w ith high p ro ­duction, h itting for tw en ty n ine points w hile A lbanese ta llied f i f ­teen. Albanese was forced to r e ­tire at halftim e h-.'cause of a b listered foot. Joe A bate w ith eight and Johnny Dally w ith five tdpped th e M iddies

The Box S reres:

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Totals

ARMY (*5>Scotti, f Angelo, f Ri M ustardo. Fuller, f BeiMk'tto, f G uidetti, c List, g M orello. g.

low th e Ram s to deadlock th e jR o . M ustardo m kk "W JB U M B Of rvguta ttn«r|M i'Sw em ry;'T ; ” tim e. F ordham cam e through w ith ; Pm to. g dour points in the tw o minutes.;overtim e period to gam th** vi gory. Samm y Sam m arone w ith th ir te e n points and W slter Ner- l i tk w ith eleven points featured («»r Fordham . Dan K enny led N o tre Dame w ith eleven w ith PEddie Rizzuto scoring sev«n.

Coach Earl H anley 's B radley ■ u in te t took a 17 to I I lead in th e f ir s t half and beld a fight in f A rm y team, coachad by J im Scot- 41 a n d F rank Fresao, to pick up a close 27 to 25 decision. The A rm y held a 12 to 10 m argin in th e final tw o periods but couldn’t overcom e the early lead built up by the Braves Tom Di Maggio ne tted seventeen points to lead th e victors w hile Mike Me Sw ee­ney ta llied fourteen fo r the Biuck K nights.

Coach C arl Me Donuld and Tom C arney 's Navy f i v e , lacking height was no m atch fo r Coach F loyd Van N ortw ick’s P rinceton , c lub With Eddie N eville and Sal

Totals

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! names of 242-255-16a. O ther >on-Itributions to the vic tory was a! 207 game by Nate M yre and a 1 202. bv Vic A uteri. For the H ill­tops. Joe M iz/i had a 204 and Marv Feldm an a 203.

P rim erano B uilders moved tn- ! to a second place tie w ith the ! f f li ih f >s, both 30-*2l on th* sea­son, as they mowed dow n the last place K illy 's ‘*5’* in a ll th ree games. The B uilders rolled 910- W6-910 in com parison to 824- 899 and 826 for »he Lawyers. Joe

■ Horan led the movemei t w ith a 619 on 101-235-1J3 w hile G ene Kormis' outstanding 646 series on games of 194-235-217 featured fo r the K ellys’.

B rookdale Beverages h<>ld pos­session ol fourth p lace by a n a r­row half game m arg in bv dow n-

hihg Ricci's D iner in a pair Ric- Totals 6 2 18 <**'* D iner opened w ith an «85-

834 trium ph but the Brookdalaa PRINCETON 14 27 2 15—59 bounced back w ith B£5-#47 andNAVY 3 0 7 8 18 957-865 victories to cop m atch

honors. Joey Verga paced the O fficials — M CTHare & T horne Brookdales w ith a 027 set on 203-

182-142 with Jo e Nardn-llo add-

Tim panero. f 0 0 0Neville, c 14 1 29M ount ran. g 0 1 1Bialczak, g 0 1 1Pizio, g 0 0 0DeLoy. g 1 0 2

^ Totals 26 7 59

NAVY <18) G P TCoronato, f 0 0 0D iChara. f 0 0 0Borgia, f 0 1 1AdaQV f 0 0 0Morici, f 1 0 2G iangeruso. c 1 0 2Grieci. c . 0 0 0Dally, g 2 1 SRedner. g 0 0 »Abate, g 4 0 8R. Lazaurs. g 0 0 0Ros;i. g 0 0 0

The Box Scores: FORDHAM f2«> flSam m arone, f 5Natiellom . f 0Salt ore 111. f 0Milfci. f 0Monaco, f 0Pule©, c — 0Brennan, c 0Berlick, g 4Floree , g ------------------------ 0C antrella . g 1G uterl, g 0

Totals

NOTRE DAMEM azzarelli. f Fitzgibbons, f S. DiChara. f Hynes, f M arciano, c Pignatcllb, c Kenny, g M cCarthy, g R. Lem urs, g A. Holzherr. g E. Ruzu to , g Rail, g Spagnuoio, g

FORDHAM 6 5 25 NOTRE DAME 5

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ing a 212 and G eorge llogan- F T tam p a 202. Johnny DeCecco 3 13 w ith a 225 gam e and G eorge 0 o Ricka rd with a 210 starred for the0 « Kic< -0 0 | Three H T avern also had to 0 0 come from beh ind to win tw o 0 o }gam es with O rien t Express the 0 0 1 victims. The Truckers- took the 3 11 J initial test, 823 to 813 b u t the 0 0 Tavern Soys improve*! qu ick ly 0 2 i by gaining 915-805 and 950-83- 0 0 majorities. Y outhfu l H.chie Sell

was outstanding fo r the w inners6 26 w ith a 627 s tries on 2^1-236-170

I with Ron C lem ente banging o u t T a |3 0 in the nightcap Tops for 2 O rient Express w ere Andy G reco

posito w ith a 203 led the w inners w h ile Tom Hosms had a 20ft fo r th e losers.

C am era House pulled in to an e igh th place tie with O rien t E x­press by winning tw o gaaaes

m the Driftwood B ar Tom A nthony’s Kodak qu in te t won the first game. 903 to 873 an d th e th ird tilt, 791 to 778. D rif t­wood B a r snared the second con­test, 864 to 856 Johnny F uses- r in o w ith gsmes .of 204 snd 220 s n d C harlie Botto w ith a 225 fea tu red for the Cam era H ouse. L a rry K raft’s 236 was the b ig h it fo r the Driftwoods.T h e Standings:Jo -Jo ’s Pizzeria

Prim erano Builders Brookdale Beverages T h ree H. Tsvern Esposito’s Nursery Jo e ’s Delicstessen , . O rien t ExpressC am era House ........R icci’s D iner .........Dr'iftwood Bar .........K elly s " i" ...............

w ith a 214 and Johnny L iuszi with a 210. j Esposito’s N ursery jum ped past Joe's D elicatessen in the stand ings to take s ix th place by d e ­feating the la tte r qu in te t in tw o games Esposito’s Nursery 692-873 and 812-401 gam es be­fore bowing, &47 to 799. J a c k Calleja w ith a 223 jn d E rnie

B C o u rt—Seton Hall vs ’F o rd ­h a m —AriO p m

A C o u r t—.A rm y vsi< N svy 7:15 p m .

B C ourt—S t John’s vs. P rince­to n — 7 15 p.m

• • •TUESDAY

G arfie ld ftigh School—3 45 p.m. -—L y ndhurst Freshmen vs. G a r­f ie ld Frosh

H igh School Gym—8 30 p jn .— L y n d h u rs t High School vs. G a r­f ie ld H igh School

P re lim ina ry Game at 7 00 p.m.

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Schedule of GamesFRIDAY

H igh School Gym—3:45 p m — L yndhurst Freshmen vs. C en tra l (P ) Frosh.

M anley HslI — Psterson—8.30 p.m .—Lyndhurst High School vs. C en tra l (P).

P relim inary Game at 7:00 p .m .• • »

SATURDAY Recreation League — H igh

School Gym—A Court—Seton Hall vs. B ra d ­

ley— 1 p m .B C ourt—Notre Dame vs.

P rince ton—1 pjn.A Court—St. John 's vs. A rm y

—1:45 pm .B Court—Fordham vs. N sv y —

1:45 p.ro.• e •

MONDAY Recreation League — H ig h |

School G ym —A C ourt—Notre Dame

B radley—4:30 p.m.

M rs. Anthony Cornell, of V al­le y Brook Avenue, en terta inedon S a tu rd ay evening for Mr and M rs. Ben Capaccio, Mrs D. J . D onald . Mr. and Mrs. Ray G ui­d e t ti . Mr and Mrs Joseph Russo a n d A ngelo Laino. of L yndhurst a n d M r and Mrs M orris A ria , o f W ald wick

M r. and Mrs David G ilm ore, of M arin Avenue, had as guests a t a holiday party on S atu rday even ing . Mr and Mrs. M arc La- m o rte , of Hasbrouck Heights. M r a n d M rs Andrew Greco, M r and Mr*. Michael Lrncsak and Mr. a n l M rs. P ete r Ferraro^ o f R u ­th e rfo rd . and Mr. and Mrs. Do­m in ick Meola and Mr and M rs. E d v a rd Bodek. of B hw nfield .

M r and Mrs. P eter P ra te si. o f R u the rfo rd Avenue, en te rta in ed th e D ouble or Nothing C lub of th e Rutherford Baptist C hurch a t th e ir home on Saturday e v e n ­ing. Mr and Mrs P ratesi w ere

the president couple

of th e club, w ith Mr. snd Mrs. I J a m e s Allen, also of Lyndhurst, Jam e s G affney, tressurers, and

i M r and Mrs J M Adleh. sec re- | ta r ie s There were 22 guests am ong them the Rev and Mrs. G eo rge Sm ith

M r and Mrs. Edward M unczin- sk i and daughter, Donna, of Stuy- v esan t Avenue, have moved to th e ir la tely purchased new home in B u tle r Mrs Munczinski is the d a u g h te r of Mr and Mrs. H erm an

. S chw artz , of Stuyvesant avenue

M r. and Mrs. William Crane, 121 S tuyvesant Avenue, are back from a visit with their daugh ­te r and son-in-law. Recruiting O ffice r Donald Minnie, and Mrs M inn ie and daughters. Donna L ee, L aurie Ann and Carol Lynn, a t H orseheads, N. Y.

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ton Avenue, has returned home a fte r over six weeks a t the P as­saic G eneral Hospital. He is d o ­ing nicely. On New Year's Eve they m arked their 30th wedding ann iversary Their son. Recruit J o h n 'D enecke. who spent the holiday leave at home, has re ­tu rn e d to Fort Dix.

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232 Stuyvecant A te ., L yndhurst WK 9-2020-21

Monday s action in the Re<-rela­tion B asketball League at the High School G ym nasium crea ted a first place tic betw een Prince-t - m -•»* j S . - i . i j i jj.,11 |» | j | U , i o nbreezed past th e ir aecond straight opponent as they w hipped Bradley 39 to 21 w hile Set«*n Hall likewiae had th e u second win. a 39 to 35 trium ph over Notre Dame O ther gam es saw Army and Navy en ter the w m n in f

j colum n w ith the Soldiers scoring ja 39 to 22 win over Foidham w hile the Sailors defeated St. John 's 39 to 25

Coach Floyd Van NortWick’s T igers jum ped off to a 12 to 3 first period lead which they in ­creased to 21-9 at halftim e. Sal Albanene continued his fine play by g arnering high scaring lau­re ls w ith eighteen w hile Eddie N eville contributed ten to the victory. High for Coach Earl H andley 's B radley qu in te t was Tom my Di M aggio w ith tw elve m arkers.

Coach A lbeit Hynes' Setom ans again had a top notch perfo r­m ance by Ronnie Kist as they conquered Coach Joe Bradley s N otre D am e five. The Irish led a fte r the first period 8-7 but the Setom ans forged ahead 15 to 10

J s t the m idw ay- m ark and took ] a 2(1 to 20 lead into the final •tenge K ist netted tw enty four points w hile D ennis English hit for eight end Doug Gleeeon had six. For the losers. Lenny M ar­ciano sliced the cords for tw enty tw o w«th D enny K enny .icoring eight

Navy, to-coached by C all Mc­D onald and Tom C arney over- omc a 20 to 13 halftim e deficit

to go on lo i Coach F rank I^owder’s St. John's. T he Mevy outacored th e ir foe* 17 to 4 m the th ird canto and 10 to 1 in the la.tt q u arte r The scor ing was w ell d is tribu ted as Johnny Dally h it for tw elve. Bobby G iangerusii nine end Joey A bate sic. Kftchte Rizzdto's seven end Al Summa'ft six w ere tops for the Indians.

A rm y led all the wav in it* 35 to 22 w in over Fordbem . A fter a close first penotf wmch t a w A rm y hold e 7-5 leed the Army forces coached bv J im Scotti and A nthony Fresso opened up a 19 to 10 aaventege et hslftim e. A fter th e Rams held e A to 5 third

per*«J edfir th e A rm y touk com­m and in th e )ost session with a 11 to 6 m otority . Mike Mc- Sw eeney ta llied thirteen and S teve G u idetti ten for the win- nere. Sam m y Sernmarune . led Coech Billy. G ellagher s Hose Hill cub w ith six teen points The S tandings:

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Mrs Vernon Cowell of Willow avenue, hoe been at West Palm Beach, Fla., w here her mother. Mfs W illiam L. Sylvester, fo r­m erly of Lyndhurst. m ilL

■ G i\ mg does not im poverish us tin the w rv ice of our M aker, ne ither does withholding enrich

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Directory For Service Requirements

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Pfano - Organ Accordion

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WE. 9-7115736 Valley Brook Ave,

Lyftdhurst, N. J.

We m eke a living by w hat we get but we m ake a life bv w hat wt* give. —N orm an MaeEwan

Drive CarefullyHARDWARE

Under Nsw Managen«nt

Minwr Paints OIK V arnishes B rushes P lum bing - Roofing Electrical Supplied - Pipe C ot A Threaded To O rder . K eye C a t Housewares - G ifts '•» FollahesWindow sk ad es - G arden ta p - plies Window Glnaa I

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Rex Hardware Ca.131 Midge Reed, GE 8-2611 t llrl. :.U| & bib Ave.

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Bergen Typewriter Service

253 Main S t, Hackc Ulainotid 2*S340

Pypew riters - A dding M achines _ D n p l l c e t e e s - ( h c e k w r t t e r e

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Listings wanted! If you went to sell, le t os m ultiple list your home Expose your property to the greatest num ­ber of buyers. A quick sale is the inevitable reeulL

FOR SALELYNDHURST

Excellent 2 fam ily - 4 room ap e rtm en t on let floor and 5 room apa rtm en t upstairs. F eaturing 2 separate healing units. 2 car detached garage House com pletely insulated. C onvenient location to schools, shopping and tran spo rta tion Owner must aell cn4 w ill consider any and ell o flcrv Act quickly on this

i home - J iv H il N H H B B M I u m U t A l Cn*cc bedroom.*, on 2nd flow* D e te c te d g e n

Fine 5 room IUrst Boor. Two luce I __Besutiful chestnu t trim throughout. W onderfu l co rner location See .this now.t this i

i RotRoom Bungalow - 6 years young 2 bedroom s, k itchen . D inette. L iving Room Finished basem ent A utom atic heat O w ners w ent to deal Vacant Good locetion.

B eautiful 4 bedioom home in top resid en tia l location Ju st 12 years old Ceram ic tile bath, ex tra la rge kitchen, enclosed patio in rear. Housa- is in exceptionally good condition. For reelly w onderful livuig in gracious surround ings. Inquire about this.

G orgeous sp lit level In new bom c area fea tu ru ig alum inum d i M ( w all-to-w all carpeting and m any ex tras . M ake en efpOMBftMent to aee.

Factury loft - 2.000 aq. ft. • 320 e lec tn c - en M am business thoroughfare. lUa>on.iblf ren t

Investment pn iperty - A partm ent house . 4 m odern a p a rt­ments and t »tores I«m ated in h ea rt of L yndhu rst business cen ter Yearly ren tal $7,500. Large m ortgage available.

Come m St look over our p ic tu re gallery o f ov er one hundred choice homes in the S ou th B ergen A rea.

SAVINO AGENCY391 Ridge Rufd. Lyndhurat, N. J.

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. * „ Never before such U T A U — Quality at soI I B A C L EM * low a priceI T b I t O * T im e Dimenaienal T O N S

■ B an • D,RECT BW>W ACTION• • m . m , • LUXURY FABRIC

A family owned and IttM U M M M s operated Piano Cb.

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“ Th* Home Piano of Aawica*

C o m m e r c i a l I e a i i c rAND THE S O IT H BERGEN RI V1FW

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im rm, Lyndhurst. N. J.. January 12, 1961

In East Rutherford th e MilleniumThe undesirahilitv of civil *er%ant* cun­

ning for public office in now on displav for • I I l o iiee in East Rutherford.

T here the Board of Education rare lias enhanced by the candidacie* of four

The d e v e lo p m e n t wit. in ev itab ly Th** 7 * r o f th e borough, Henry Helstoski.

also i t te a c h e r o f English in the high m 'IumiI.the principalship of tJic high school

fell open Helstoski liecanir a candidate and ahftort won the appointment when hi* friend >t on the Imard wanted to appoint him without interviewing oilier candidate*.

Helatoski wa* defeated. But hi- attack on the board member* who opposed him took him all the way to jhe prosecutor** ofire inHackensack.

Helatoflki ha* insisted there i* no reason why he should not serve a* mayor and a- a teacher.

Let** see.Suppose |he four East Rutherford policc-

roen are electee!—would they not l*cc«mie Helato*ki s superior* in the school t.yMemy Tl|a WjjWF of ihenromm'iffftrr wniifrf th ro he answerable to four men an*werable to

To m ake the county nolice 1 n effective organization it i

him on the other side of the government /ence.

Now, in Lyndhurst. there in -nine stirring in the school system. One teacher *ay* he in a camlidate for tbe B«»ard of f.omnii*»ion- en*.

Were- this to become an eventuality, the *cIhm»I teacher would lie on the governing body which would l*e approving or disap­proving the budget tluat pavs tbe *alary of the commissioner-teachcr.

I'ortunately. the commission go\eminent law. one of the mo*t ideali*tic adopted, clearly forbid* this dual capacity ami it* inherent conflict of intere*t. But it is pro- vocative to think of what can happen under the present po*ture of affairs.

The educator* have one of tbe state's strongest lobhie* going for them night ami day. I he question of the extent and type of participation in got eminent by the educa* tor* i* germane. ^ hen will they *peak out on it?

Ami the <|ue*tion is one for the policea*MM*i itH»n« to discuss. Are they pnlifrm ao __ _____________________or are they politician!*? You can*! lac both I ty government that are recogniz-

Special To The LeaderHACKENSACK— U nobtrusive­

ly y et ever m ore deeply the coun­ty governm ent cut* deeply across municipal boundries. There are now approxim ately 80 mem bers of the county police depaitm ent. Recently a recom m endation was heard tha t It be increased to 100. There i* no doubt if tjierr are 80 now. the re w ill toe 100 before long

This raises an interesting point. Th. . * Min! \ poll, v serve cbl« fly in the d istan t areas of upper B er­gen. They try not to work too much in the areas w here m uni­cipal forces are big enough to do th e ir own job. B ut the areas of th e so-called “sm all forces” be- com« few er every year. Ttrf tim e \fchen the police ejlief was a gent "Vho ran the departm en t from his • r ' p.ii 1 <• i and his ..v. n te le­phone has disappeared.

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organization it m usthave duties m ore gpacific than they a re at present. Prosecutor G uy L. Calissi refuses to use them on crim inal in v e tiga tions . Indeed, he once said tha t they are not perm itted to Stake a rres ts for crim inal offenses The issue has never been joined It should be. The county police force should be used in th e m ost effective w ay possible: the legislators and C alis­si m ight well tu rn the ir a tten tion to studying the set-up of the d e ­p artm en t so tha t it can be an ef- U .n v e .ii in of law nforcem ent

• •T here are activities of the couri-

Meodowland QuestionThe Department of Conservation and

Economic Development lia* i**ued a fat book containing nearly all the fact* available on the meadow land s. | f thi* were the sole achievement on the mcadowland* in recent years it would he impressive. For all too long the meadow I and* problem ha* l**en mmmmd. ia tiw aaaU v amjasa »f j a a fcl and miflinformation.

But nowhere appear* the answer that is all-important. How doe* government go about rescuing the meadow* from the cat­tail stalks and the mud?

a n d t i a \ e g o o d g o v e rn m e n t a n d gtn»d p o lie e -»ork .

rhi* require* Indd. courageous ami im­aginative planning. The mcadowland* arc being used up acre by acre—without plan and Without imagination.

Were goternuient to move with finality, it could stop the acre-by-aCre ero*ion and •lo the job that i* so necessary.

Saving Our Children

ed rm fy sligh tly b y public. Take the probation office, as an exam ple. During th e firs t e ight m onths of the year it had 4.002 cases under supervision. O ut of tha t num ber 892 were d ischarg ­ed F reeho lder Edu-nuruJ E. f ie ld , who is in charge, said tha t 85 per- cent of those discharged show ded im provem ent. Only 2.4 percent w ere com m itted to correc tions! institu tions for the commission of a new offense.* • • • •

The big th ing , is have we k ep t pace with the county g row th? P rth a tio n departm ents a re over- rrrv-srd ttithourh they hand le w ork in one of the m ost sensi­tive- areas of society I t is u p to them to determ ine if a m an can

are adu lt crim inal, ju v e n ile de­linquent. dom estic relations and chancery.

• • • • •M any organizations look about

fo r program s There is no m ore in teresting a program than one on the w ork of the probation d e ­partm en t of the countv . Field him self o r one of the executives in the probation d ep a rtm en t are ava ilab le for talks. It would be in teresting for w omen and civic groups to invite such ta lk s — and fihd ou t w hether ou r p ro ­bation w ork is adequate.• • • • •

The m ain purpose of p roba­tion is p rven ta tive It is a real m eans of p reventing crime. Good probation w ork can save Hvos. It can prevent tragedy. In Bergen th e income from proba tion w ork usually exceeds the expend itu res How economical can you get? in thfc first e ifh t m onths the departm en t took in $1,486,376 and spent $1,482,845. If th is record was achieved w ith ar adequate operation of the pro bat ion departm en t ta ll w ell and good. B ut probation is one place w here w e cannot afford to scrim p. Too much rides on the w ork of the d epartm en t. «— • '0 0 0 0 0

A nother vital part of the coun­ty s e t - u p is the engUM-enng d e ­p a rtm en t w hich m ust fight the fight of flood control and stream clearance. And it has some real em ergencies w ith w hich to cope On Ju ly 3 1.31 inches of rain fell in less than 30 m inutes. On A ugust 10 74 inches of rain fell in eight m inutes. H urricane Don­na dum ped 4.2 inches of rain and hiked the elevation of the Hac-

TT1 Vf'l f.T feet abnve rm level.

• • • • •These em ergencies cannot be

dealt w ith on a m unicipal level. Indeed, even the county has a tough job since m uch of th e flood cntro l on the Hackensack affects n o t only B ergen but H ud­son and Essex as w ell. B ut it is essential tha t we keep the Ser­vice w e have up to snuff and ready to m eet th em ergencies. The county governm ent plays a v ital part in sta te and m unici­pal operations.

One of man's great crimes is his carcle**- ne»* in the protection of children. They dief c ■ • , . * , Iinu" ,u oneruiuw ii ■ man canof lire l»eraii*r they were left unattended. | be rescued from his past. I t is up They are permitted to wander into the dangerous path* of traffic. And the Ne%*

The obvious way. of course. i» by setting Jen ev Pharmaceutical Association in 'aa course and following it. It is not common sense to assume that the government i* go­ing to improve properties that are in private hands. There is no precedent for such ac­tion. Indeed, it would lead to one of the major scandals of our time*.

When the Port o f New York Authority O r the State Highway Commission needs l a n d for improvement they obtain the power* of condemnation from the state legislature. Properties more valuable than

lying fallow and under water in the have been ruthlessly taken over

when needed in the public interest. For

timely warning show* that chemical sub­stances in the homes often cause tragedy among the young ones.

The association makes the startling state­ment that fiOO.OOO children each year swal­low poi*onous substance*, most of them found in the home. In many casep the orig­inal container* hail been destroyed and the substances were kept in pop bottles, food jars and drinking glasses.

The receptacle* then were stored on the fl*#or. under the *inlu in dresser draws, on tckrvision sets and in handbags. The bath­room and its medicine cabinet proved the

iruetion of the beautiful highways along safest storage place: the kitchen thc^most t h e Palisades the State condemned o n e of dangeroii-.the finest estates in America.

Thus, there is no reason why a program c a l l i n g for condemnation of needed lands should he considered alien or unwanted.

In a talk in New York recently Kim (H o rto n , e x e c u tiv e vice president of the Re­gional Plan Association, made soma telling c o m m e n ts o n th e meadow*. He pointed out th Jt as land (row* m o re and more scarce we must look lo a pfan that would give li­th e b e s t Use o u t of what we hate.

T 9 allow industry to *pring up all ovej the congested northern part of the Hate is jrftsteful, he pointed out. A* indu*tr> de­velops the need for transportation g ro w s . More great highways which eat up more a n d more of our land are needed.* Norton then pointed to the tremendous •oyanse of meadow I a ml oOallable» Way» industry concentrated there, said Norton, the transportation by rail bus i* present.There WOUId h e h o n e e d f*T lit*- Iii;*Iih.i%»that already glut tbe countryside.

Here are safety rules laid down by the a**ociation:

1. Store drug* and chemicals out of sight ami reach of children with doors fastened so a toddler can't open them.

2. I 'se the original container because it is well Ulieletl. ami in case of accidents may tell the nature of tlte toxic agent and some­times list a -irnple antidote.

i. Theck me«licine chest oft^n. and dis­card aTT outdated medical tidbit*. If you find anything unlaheled and unknown get rid of it.1* I. If y«Mir child eats or drinks any un­familiar 1 liemical or drug product call a physician or local hospital immediately. Don't nail for symptom* to develop.

The*e preventive *teps can prevent almost :iH ro t td t-m .il fm«*4*mog. i f *<« a d d i t i o n , c h i l ­dren are given enough supervision to pro­tect them frmn paying too high a price fortk f ir > a t i t i t desire to teaim, e n M i t iM lsometime- taste the world around them.

to them to determ ine if he has shown an honest inclination to r e ­form. I t is up to them to keep

w ary eye on p robationers for danger symptom s. And. rem em ­ber. it is the ir reports th a t usual­ly influence a j nd*e on the d e ­cisions he makes as to crim e and punishm ent.

• • • • o There w ere a total of 1,702 in ­

vestigations com pleted in th e first eight months. T h e officeswet. visited ■>' ‘ by probation ers And the offices them selves made 45.353 contacts w ith .the homes, including visits, du ring the period. A new u omen's division was established during th e yea r to handle all wnrii involving women and girl* O ther divisions

to th e bureaucratical ty ranny tha t is forced dow n the th roa ts of the people of th is s ta te in the nam e of safety? M ust we have a hum an sacrifice before the state governm ent is moved to honestly consider the w elfare of the people? I refer to the annual p ilgram age all m otorists m ust m ake to the m otor vehicle in­spection s tation; the re to put the ir health and lives in peril a t the end of a long line of suf­fering hum anity. In w itness thereof I give you the case of my th ree little ch ild ren who very nearly m et death by carbon m onoxide poisoning in an au to ­mobile filled w ith the unseen k iller by the exhaust of th e ca r directly in front.

It has tsken th is personal tragedy to aw aken me from my apathy. I ask all th e people of th is s ta te to take steps to m ake ce rta in that a s im ilar tragedy doesn’t happen in the fu tu re — perhaps to you or yours. P ro test to your governor, your s ta te as­sem blym an and senator in T re n ­ton. I w ill gladly supply addresses upon request. P ersonally , I here­by hu rl the following challenges.

I challenge the governor of th is state to conduct, o r have conducted, an im partial investi­gation into the effectiveness and efficiency of our p resen t sys­tem 0 / inspection as com pared to o th e r systems.

I challenge the leg islatu re of this s ta t t tu set aside politics and personalities and honestly con­sider the w elfare of the people — I propose a referendum on the nex t ballo t — Shall the present m ethod of m otor vehicle inspection be continued?

I challenge each hea lth officer in th e tow ns w here the inspec­tion stations a re located to po­lice these sites and to cloae them dow n whan lines become so long th a t the re is the danger of heat prostration in sum m er, o r of as­phyxia tion by carbon m onoxide in w inter — TH IS IS YOUR

,D U TY TO THE PEO PLE.I challenge the g rea t new s­

papers of th is s ta te to p r in t this in a prom inent place and to help bring public opinion to bea r on a governm ent th a t for too long has been allow ed to sub jec t then mii'II •—•«__•o n* Will) lnC(VHB OC

ng itself to th e w ill of people.

I charge all of you — and m y­se lf — w ith the responsibility for the near dea th o f th ree small children. We have allow ed the conditions to ex ist th a t b rought abou t this tragedy. W e cannet afford to sit idly by and let

subjugatin m e people

LETTER BOXT he follow ing le tte r has been

s ea t to new spaper* throughout the state . I t is the agonised com ­p la in t of W illiam G . Van W inkle of S addle Brook against the aa& Inspection system of the state.

Van W inkle' anger w as aroos- ed by th e fact th ree children nearly lost the ir lives w hen they w ere overcom e by fam es of an autom obile in front of them w aiting to be inspected. The Leader has I a n r inveighed against the w sstefal, relatively uselesn system now Mr. Van W inkle’s le tte r brings forth, an ­o ther, th e ir danger. The Editor.

The letter:How long are the people of

this s ta te going to suffer in si­lence? For how long, can the governor and legislators of this state close the ir eyes and ears

Building ft Loan Sponsors TV Show

A three-hour te lecast of the P residen tial Inauguration ce re­m onies. Friday. J a n u a ry 20. will co-spor.sored by Boiling Springs Savings and Loan A ssociation, ac­cording to W P Vogt, J r ., p resi­d en t of the Ihstitutm n H*- saM Boiling Springs is a m em ber of th e Savings and Loan Foundation w hich ia h in d ling the program o v e r the CBS netw ork It will be p resen ted locally on Channel 2 Irani 11.30am unUi 2 30 pm

Vogt said the acUviuas will be

dejpnbed by W alter C ro n k it^ a t | Mr and Mrs. Louis De Massi [ *he C ap ito l Robert Trout at and daughters, C h ris tine and j White House, Edw ard R„ M urmw f-Marie, 383 F o m Avenue, and at the Inagural Platform and Rosem ary C tiatiano, of Second Presiden tial Reviewing S tand. I Avenue, have re tu rn ed from a H ow ard K Sm ith. msid« th»- th ree w eeks t n | f to F lorida^ Capitol Rotunda and Georg* Her w here they stopped at Miami m an on th e W hite House j They spent tw o days w ith rela- (Irounds ! u v es and also visited places of

The program , Vogt saidr w »lt' in terest in tha t«area s ta rt a* th e P res iden t and Presi — ■ -dent -elect and accom panying dig 1 Mrs Edwin Cross, 282 Living- n itane* e n te r the ir ear* to prt*-e-tl ston A venue, has re tu rned from to the Capitol building, include a v isit of several w eeks with the inaugura l address and the her daughter and »on>in-!aw. M rw) luncheon in th e C apital and as and Mrs. E lw m Haskii) .and the P residen tial party proceeds U> children. D eborah and P e te r, at th e ^ fiu te H o iaa 'Y oungstow n, Ohio.

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W illiam G. Van W inkle

BONNEVILLE IS A SALES LEADER

Since its introduction in Oc­tober the glam orous 1961 Bonne­v ille series has accounted for 30 per cent of all Pontiac retail sales, it was revealed by S. E. K nudsen, GM vice president snd general m anager of Pontiac M otor Division.

D uring its firs t yea r as a re­gu la r production series,* the B onneville to talled six per cent of 1858 m odel sales. Showing a steady grow th in popularity , said K nudsen, the B onneville series accounted for nearly 22 per cent o f all Pontiac re ta il sales during the 1900 model year.

TonUac custom ers have four luxurious Bonneville models from w hich to choose; tw o and four-door hard tops, a conver­tib le and a four-door, six-passen­ger S a fa r i

VISITING NURSES ARE LUNCH GUESTS

The L yndhurst Unit o! the Bergen C ounty V isiting N urse Service w ere guests at luncheon on M onday at the home of Mrs. G eorge A lberding. P resent w ere M mrs. C larence Venden H euvel, F rederick Blum, M artin J M or­an, H arry A lbrecht, O tto V erbarg, Dominic P in to and V ictor M aturo.

Mrs. O scar Ranges, of 612 New Jersey A venue, is confined to her home w ith a broken leg sustainedin a recen t fall.

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