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Dear Ed itor:I want yau to know that I ap-

pneiatc the editorial, “ A Di»- w n f r PrinctoaT*. oublUhed in «M Jan u ary I I . 199* edtion of

M ai III A rling ton Lesder.I wstf 'alaaeed too w ith your

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EftQ E SIXTEEN THE COMMERCI-<|gl-EADEB AND SOHTH BERGEN REVIEWftT~r*~

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at 251 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst, N. J. Telephone GEnevs S-87004701Editer ____ -.......... .............

E b n e s t J . D a m n k t t J o h n S a t in oAdvertising M gr.--- S a m u z l C. P r is o n

E-Mrad as second c l. . . matter April 7, 1938 at die Poet Office under the Act of March 3, 1879

of Rutherford, N. J.,

children of Ruxfta have homework, plenty of ÎL

There » — a«her interesting artirlc in the •ante magasine. For their 25-hour teaching week New Jersey teachers draw an >vrr«pr of $5^30 » year, according to a survey b y Mr». Elisabeth f . Haven, din- «•tor of rc. search.

Island Beach

¿Utiecriyd— >2.50 Per Year COPT

T; Lyndhurst. N. J., January 22, 1959

Talking Won’t Make It So!planning expert named Ray-

Vernon I* heading a formidable study U t t the metropolitan area. I l is financed With Rockefeller and Ford Foundation mqaey and it directed by the Regional Plan Association of New York.

■Jm a Newark talk Vernon happened to mention the fact that Newark. Jersey City. PaaafcJe and Paterson are suffering from

unlee* the people of the cities take-action, can consider themselves dead.

New York Daily News, looking for on which to-peg some North Jersey

i ■m i—son. coi in touch with Vernon, had I l H '^ f a H M a little more, and then wrote I 'M M b » - ! ! the effect that the big North *Mey cities are indeed dead.

of the city folks, led by the news­papers and business leaders, have issued w n rejoinders. The sounds of these are im ca’ tke same.'

Look how much we're spending on new construction, look how much we're spend­ing on planning, look at our low cost hous-| ^ n j e c l i . H

That is the general theme., t ,That doesn’t disguise the fart that Ver- m t t almoat dead right The big cities, if

not dead, are dying. It is not because of their p rrrnm en l forms. It is because the people in the cities have not wanted good government. And they now offer the terrible illustration of just what bad government ran do to a city.

When Hague and Kenny plundered Jersey City, when the mobsters took control of Newark, when the decent people of Paterson and Passaic allowed themselves to be shunted aside by the politicians, they were asking for what they got— bad govern­ment.

Bad government $ il l kill the soul of any community. It shows up at first in outra­geous tax bills. Then it shows up in decay and rust of the spirit. The good people flee. The vandals move in. The poor have no place to go but down. And they city goes down with them.

A ll of the virtuous prating of the munici­pal promoters can’t disguise what one sees with his own eyes in a short ride around any of the stricken communities.

In South Bergen, rather than trying to excuse or cover up our faults, let’s seek thejn out and liy rooting them out end them.

It is comforting to think, in these near- aero dry", at the «tate'. plans to open Island Reach to I lie publie. Vreording to Conserva­tion (!■ mmissioner Salvatore A. Bontempo the park will be opened on a limited, fir* come, first served basi*.

Il was hoped last year that the park rould l*e opened to club visit*. Ttl i- w as dropped. Now, according to ad vire from hf !>litr. 1.600 feet of the beachfront are

readv for u*. There i* room for 8(H) ears.

dar* will he charged $1 each. For line of the bithhouM another charge w ill be neeeatary.

Meanwhile. Ia*t week State Senator Jones of Bergen introduced measure» creating a recreation authority lie hiinili r to that in Long Inland where H »l»ert Mote» head» such an agency.

The public authority would i^u f bond», create park* and operate them. The revenue bund* would be retired with revenue» from tlw* facilities.

Such a system offer» quick and Icgical development of our p;*rk facilities. It i» to be hoped it doe» n >t become mired in politic«. There if* precedent for the autho- r iiy . It ha* worked in other place». It should be given the fullest consideration in New Jr*r*»» V.

MemiHbile, we will take pleasure in contemplating the sun »hining on. those 1.600 golden feet of beach.

standard w hich the young people w ill feel mus' he the behavior pattern to be continued.

Thank you most sincerely.S incere ly yours,Mrs. M ary Davidson

Lasker Listed ByG O P Mayor*

T H U R SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 22. 1959

w<County Counsel M ilton T.

Lasher, of Edfew ater, - w ill openThe authoritv would Dnew p™ ‘ r,T olthe Bergen County Republican

M ayors Association next W ednes­day evening. President M ayo r F W a lton W anner, of R iv e r Edge, announced last n r h t that Lasher w ill be »he speaker fo r the session scheduled for the Kirtder- kam ack road Firehouse, Oradell.

Host for the evenin'* w ill be M ayo r Frank C. L . Movu* The member mavors are bein'» invited to bring members of *S#|f respec­tive councils to attend the session. W anne r said, heceurie “ the nrogram is one which w ill have a v ita l bearing on the future of each m unicipality.”

W in Stole.

Jack «aanoarco. operator of a Rutherford service station and president i t the Legion-AIre* Inc., a (roup of pilots based at Teterboro A ip o rt. said today the o rg an isa tio n 'll lookine for the shapeliestm iss in the area.

They want to crown her Mis» t/LiSU. Any fiirl, mar-

Route 3 Bridge'' Qrta of the most important items on the

S tye Commissioner of Highway’s agenda be the quick 'replacement of the Route 3 Bridge over the Ilaeken-

R iver.T ile b r id g e lta- Imm'ihiu- a ln»tll,-n,-, k l l :a t

is nullifying all l l le good | i ia i w as uceom- plished when the third tube was construct­ed at the Lincoln Tunnel.

Even in good weather the bridgr is un- abie to handle the traffic at the roniiniitrr hours. When the weather shuts down the bridge sets up an almost impassable barrier.

night when a slight skim of snow took 90 minutes to get to Rutherford

the Port of New York Authority Bus

builds the tunnels and bridges, to unloose the knots which

from the facilities.the third tube and its $100.000,001

cost is going to do South Bergen anv ¡rood a new bridge it required over the Hacken­sack.

Whether a widening of the present span — or reconstruction of the bridge dismantl- «d jd v tr die Hsckensack at the foot of Patfw on Plank Road— is desirable must l>e drteirknined.M m the Plank Road is repaired by the SMMUy it could provide a quick passage for traffic north of the road to the tunnel —if a net* bridgr were built. '

A t m gate drastic art ion is needed W *U y . No a«ly is (he highway a bottle­neck, it is a senous traffic hazard. Only the

raing two persons were killed in a I collision on the bridge. It is rapidly J. known as one of the most serious

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tfce modern traveller boards a DC-7 at JJrp a n at 12:S5 P . M . W ith in 15

rrer South Bergen, 275 m iles an hour,

the Tart panorama of l M eadows, looking dark and

i S t gnat height. Then fam iliar ! new, scarlet plumes of the

just off Route 3, Yard

' skating pond Arlington.15 mi— tes the

¿awn, as easily as i bird, M idway A*-

York Central express hound for New York you would have had to be aboard at 4:30 I’. M. Besides the railroad fare, there would have been the cost of a railroad dinner, tips all around, a long, tiresome night in a sleep­er. tips all around, a breakfast the next morning, tip* all around.

I ll« * N * w ^ o r k ( .« - i i t r . i l t r a i n «In«- a t

(»rand Central in midtown the next morn- ing at 9 A. M. But even though the presi­dent of the line had hi* car attached, there was no guarantee the schedule would lie kept. In Buffalo winds were howling and snow piling up. The train would have its difficulties.

The loudest applause for Charlie Krwis^ Bogota's esteemed representaUva i n the Assembly and Bergen County superinten­dent of roads. 'C h a r lie w ill not g ive up the T renton past until next year B iw e v e r . he does not <ee w hy he O s i l i l be paid as an assemblyman w h ile also co llect­ing $14.000 a y e a r as superinten­dent of highways. Thus, the other day. when the legislators got the ir check« fo r about $3.600 —they are paid in advance each year and that is what remains after deduction«—C h ari ie care­fu lly sent his back to the State Treasurer. /

T he N ew ark News pave K reus an ecstatic SMxf-off. The Berßen Record likewinfc.£o did the Dress around the T h * fact that som any of our legislators double in brass— and pevro ll*— has be*-n an irr itan t for rears. T hat is why Senator Jones pressed fa- a poli- rv in B e r ^ r f r h k h does not per­mit a public «fRci*1 to hold t” ">

. IV, . M , . M ' W .11 ,11 t,-n tv 'V .'•r' »««♦»•v'blv't "to^tibablv w ill give uo the m ayor­alty at the ilose of this year.

Dear Ed tor:You i ed ito ria l on United State»

Senator C lifford P. Case wasI ouite a lao^h for *he folks exper­

ienced in politics and those! briefed in the Washington mer- j ry-Ro-round and to those who

m a k e if a Datriotic duty to in ­vestigate candidates for publi*'office, especia lly for Conrress and

I watch w hat legislation they favor and sponsor.

The shape of things to come? j Y ou r esteemed Senator CasePolicemen in Paterson are said to and j have had Quite a bi» ofbe lining up union support. Th**y j rescondervce since he has been inare not going to fa ll into the sam- Congresa and to date we havetrap in w hich the New Y o rk not agreed on one thin-, un'on adherents found them- . ..i rrx. j are judged bv fne companyselves. They sa.d -hev are not go- and ,y C mm g -n Ime un w ith Jim m y Hoff,-. , ; CBn no, fee nrnu(J of o( h„

either before his elec*;on or since

ment, jumped $237.262.

Teamsters' Union. Thev want union which has a rood name and offers them protection. N everthe­less. »he public officials there and elsewhere must dccide the ques­tion w hich is the nub of the whole a ffa ir: can policemen, who have taken an oath to uphold the law, join in w ith a movement whose leaders hear as strides of honor ja il terms suffered for breaking the law in follow ing what in the ir eyes is the proper course?

a • S

The Coufrtv "Youfi" Republican« have slated a soet ial meeting on Jan u a ry 28 to hear voung Repub-

' v,-ho wish to become candi-- f r th.- • mK T 'h ■ -•< »

W anne r said that Lasher's topic would deal w ith new legislation which authorises m unicipal and"ounty governments to enter into service contra'*4*. He explained that this would permit for vast improvements of m unicipal serv­ices in m any areas w ith resulting economies w hich would be pas­sed on *o taxpayers in the form of reduced levies.

“Th is legislation creates a w hole new concer* fo r local i government.” W anner said, “ It w in m ake noas'ble more coopers* j tive efforts between communities by w ork ing w ith the county government. There is no 1 m it to the areas which m ay be explored to b rin ? about a better Bergen County as a place to l iv e and work. It is one o f the first steps '.n the never-ending fight against sp ir ilin * costs to keep lev ies in line w ith peoples’ ab ility to pay.**

W anne r also announced that he would name the organization's committees for the com ing .year, and outline the prograip he intends to fo llow du ring his term in office. : \ •

led or sinjfl», toe’ ween the agesof 18 a n d 'H i " eligible.

Applkanta,4tom m areo said, can send s letter w ith a p icture and a listing o k .measurements. The picture should be in a «wim>«iit.

Prises include a m ink stole, a personal in terv iew w ith a m ovie talent scout and w ith an agency for models.

Send applications to:Legion-A ires. Inc. c/o 2!• ‘B road Street, Palisadaa Pa rk , N. J.

T w o new members of the L igh t Brigade bowled on Monday evening w ith eighf others who have been bow ling. H ighestscores ro lled were Haro ld Daiker, 13», Bob O 'H ara , 122, Dorothy Edm eirc, 102, and F ranc is C ra b " tree, M .

T u x e d oRenta lsto e jfe e ss YO U For Occasions

Be*“ Fitted ByCustom Tailors

W h« Know How.

Wsohurk TtHtrt9 Station Square Rutherford. N . J .

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He was not e lec^d by »he regular Republicans, and if he is reelected t w ill not be bv fhem either.

Governor D ewey was not de­feated bv the Democratic Pa rty . I He was defeated because the1 Re- \ publicans v/ent fishing on elec­tion dav. I know as I lived in New Y o rk Sta te and was active in »he Reoublican Party. W e just could not stomach him.

Senator Keating would not have been elected in 1958 had he not slirDed in on the coat tails of Rockefe l’er who was not elec­ted by the Republicans but by Harlem . Puerto Rico, the Un ion

nnH thr D em ocrat Kent-

stre'*t Har* ensaek. of the o rran izat'on

hcadquartci ?

! »r* tr\|on*> en hand to test the f^edj »'».fpras ;» ¿s je r v H un The boys, ^o not l»'r- thev, do not 1 k ° actions w hich haverolks po in tier f ^ e r * at th?m.

It c oes witho»*t saving that J K rau s ’s meve c*td n»’t p'ease j «•v^rvbed” Indeed, some of his | fe llow lee-*?»tor« regarded him | "•« a tra itor to the elms« I t pet so • C v ar , ie now d->es not a<'"e*'t ,

The trip, which the plane was maLing in brinks from «tran-en: snd <vhen • . . . . , I , i . • , ! h“ noo< to th^ ste»V house inI 16 minutes was going o take the tram at ; Tr, n(„n ^ a tml, hlea«t a ininiinum of 16’4 hours. ¡^.,v charli* h->. a rou'-.W- nf

What is the answer?The question doesn't have an ea-y an­

swer. The commuter problem, which puts the non-subsidised rail service in direct competition with subsidised service, doesn't pertain. In the matter of cold mathematics — in speed and expense— the railroads' just can’t compete with the airlines.

Does it riean the long distanre railroads are through'{

Il would seem they are— unless they convert .into high-class, high-costing, luxury lines. There is a definite need for such service. Those who want it must pay for il.The railroads can help by providing luxury accomodations.

But those who want to get places quickly and cheaply w ill turn to the air. no matter what the railroads do.

One does n i have to study I the prooosed bills in Congress to

Th- rlans now hem- advocated , * * * if ’ hpv a r " nr bad- Ju s ‘lo r the merging of the New .!cr-! ! ° <,k at the «-xvnsiirs. Fo r instance sev Tum pike. i|ne of the most profitable operations in the country, w ith th*»t of the Garden State Pa rkw av . are »o be watched « '’th ;ntere«t Bob Kirschbaum of further, we know »he bill should

be killed.1 V e rv tru lv vours.

Ed ith Hall Frank

look at the bills sponsored by i Case (N . J . ) . Jav fcs ( N Y ) . Keat- I i " " (N .Y ). the three litt’e bud- i dies holding hands. When we s'h* 1 th's line uo no need fo studv

The N ew ark News disclosed la«t Su rd ny that the plans. Ion? advo- 1 cated as an economy measure, arc now being given serious thought

I Bu t under thè olan. as outlined i bv K i ,c hbaum. thè ooint of thè •• hole thin^ would be to net rid

i of Gen W W W'annamaker. a A Klo-v t '' th- ^«Torts career h i"h w a y man who ha«

- oust F<’m.*',i-»n-aooointed em- heen a hnld-over frr m thr Rcnub >*ovee-= to thè Passai- V a lle y i l'ean adm .nistralm n and puf m 8ee-er rem-nissiqo was dealt bv \ -har-e of thè tv. n hi-hwavs D

la«t week A chaD l-ouis Tonti, who learned atl nc> the ro ii^ sn»rr*«*d M ie ’« * w a r veteran had be«n took action^oorts ' ' -•d^d th»* as a w a r vet­eran M ’ele cou^d n->t be fired. The one thin- that hurt in the de^i^ion was fa ilu re to grant M 'H*’ hi« hack oav during the r»#*ri<-*H he wa« out of v ork. Cus- torv'^r’lv. such dec*s'on« carry w ith them orders for the back pay.

who t knows about highways when he •p*P took hi« present iob. The major

hone for such a combination would be lost— the ab ilitv to place some of fbe profits of the Turnp ike over to the Pa rkw ay sn that the o u tn reous rates on the Pa rk w av could be reduced would not be realized. So far there are no p lin s to eonsolidate the reve­nues of the two h r h way s.

N o ieen Lankan, daughter of M r iryd M rs John • I an-’an. of

j Th ird Avenue, celebrated her 1 14th b irthd ay on Sunday w ith | a sk itm** partv in Nu*’ev. where | she and her friends were enter- i tained at supoer at the home of

her grandmother, Mrs. Norah , Earley . H er guests were Rose­m ary N avatta . Joyce Milan. Ann Lisa, C aro l Mezanka and M ary Ann Carrig .

In Lyndhurst The New Leader Is

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Russian EducationAn article by Ruth Kane, associate pro­

fessor of English at Paterson State College, in the most recent issue of the New Jersey Education Association’s magaslne carries some interesting implications for all of us.

It concerned Miss Kane's recent trip to Moscow where she watched the centralized direction and grading of Moscow children in adioaij

Miss Kane tells of the teachers who are paid an average o f $240 a month— but who get first chance a t the $15 a-nsonth apart­ments and paid vacations— and af the child­ren who seem stuady, happy and alert.

Miss Kaae has the ustsal (kings to say about the lack of M m appafil there etc. etc.

But asset impatttnt-af her ahssrvadons Is the faM (he ichaal children have classes six homs a day ifac days a wash a total of

tMdrin fa la hoars a day and I n days s Russians are-shaad aa bourta

Anodiar «ote al interest is Skat <MHrw

Ane-»rer-t»v |he. court« are re t­ting t-«.»*her in the m atter of back n iv , Bd w «rd H tn te r^ T g e r. for- r » r Garfie ld po*K»inan. suspend­ed after his indictment on a morals charge. t n H to re t $9.4161 in back salarv. H intenberger was convicted and had the convection reversed. Then he was indicted a^ain. but beat the charce H a ADpellate (Wv i i ien decided the c itv was r i fM tn sus*>endine Hint- enbereer >nd denied the back nav. C arried sja to the Suprem e Court, that sSfiy refused to re­v iew the decision.

Dear Editor.I would like you to publish a

correction in your next addition of “The Com m ercial Leader” . The title of this a rtic le in your last issue was “ Bo v Scouts Troop 83 W il l P u t Em ergency P lan into Action.” In this a rtic le you said that I was the Scoutmaster of this trooo. I am not the scout­master but the J r . Asst. Scout­master.

The scoutmaster of Troon 83 is H a rry J . Quinzer of W ilson

I avenue.I w ou ld appreciate it very

I much if you would publish this a rtic le next week, w ith those changes, as -public participation is very im portant to this project

Thank vou ve ry much for your trouble.

Jam es R. Hannagan J r . Asst. Scoutmaster Troop #83 B . S. A.

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Girl Scout NewsTroop 22 held its meeting Monday afternoon at Frank lin S t Imjo I.

Fly-up eeremony was held for Lynne T rin ka . who went into--binw ith ^ur c eloping

Scout Troop 12. troop. F»ag salute

K aren R e illy attended her first meeting with, .e was held. W e s

the meeting. Nancy L in k , reporter. .was held. W e sang a few ^on^s be'orc

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Troop 20 had its opening ceremony w ith Cecelia Regan, May- leen Reyan and Barb a ra Fox in the color^uard Then we h«Hi fiy-,- ups. W e played "T h e Donkey and the F id d le r ” Then We c losedous meeting. L«*aders are Mrs. W WackwTtz. Mr.s. F . Zolrtier and'TOrsT**''! J . Fox. Barbara Fox, reporter

Troop 1«. The meeting be^an w itli a horseshoe ceremony. A H er paying dues we p lsyed games and san»; songs, such as IlattlesJiilUu.’''*' Miks Jen n ie O Jones and Am ateur lit.ur. C la ire Ippolitn, Ju A r la . i*es. C la ire Ip^xjlito, reporter. * * 'turo linten«*d as the new girls ren ted the ir Brow n ie laws and ¿com ­bes. C la ire lp|»olito .reporter. , n

Troop 15. W e had fly-up ceremony. F lorence Lane antf^pjpV* ^I ara Thomas are now G ir l Scou:.>. W e playetl “The Kock, ,Trees and the B a n k ” Reporter, C harlene Cureio %

Troop 14. W e had our opening cerem ony and fly<up c^r«The flv-ui * w ere Stephanie W ick ie w ic r, Lenore Thomp •aine Sm ith ami Nancy Massa Seoul* from Troop 12 welcf ly u p s into the ir tr«»o|) W e closed w ith the Roodnie.ht a q u ___W itk iew ie/ is the leader and Mrs. K. C lawley, Catherine nil A C la ire lîn rt'co our helper«: K«*i« trier, Joanne Snzgio.

Troop 13 bad invt titnre for Bro\\;ni»*s and f ly upfl. T h * IVfvlf’' ’ Erownie« are M aria Itomana, Coi. tarwe (iahoto , P h y .lia B rady , lk ir * ’if>} »thy Uavis and Joanne Still. The fly ups are Rose Ann Ammian<v M arilyn Paicuee i and Rftscinary San^i FIv-ups were welétk Apà"1" into lYoop 1 !i by M rs W alter Leyh and into Troop 21 b y lifiàé Kath leen Paternostra. The G ir l Scouts from Troop Id w ho took\ part In the cerem ony were Nancy LaC orte , Connie Adam, M ar ie Piergro: ¿i, P a tr ic ia Morgano and Jan e t Melfi The G ir l Scouts from

I Troop 21 were M argaret Paterno. A rlene Bo ttice lli and Natafi Bbt^’1 ", ticelli. Guests w ere Mrs. Frank Sangi. Mrs. W illiam B rady , M rs.

Angelo Romano. M rs Sam Galioto, fars. Joseph S till and M rs.’ ** Robert Davis. W e enjoyed having Mi> W . Leyh and her assistant. Mrs. G . M ille r, J r from Troop 19 and Miss Kathleen PaterttdflCra' ' * from Trc*op 21 Refreshments were si*rve<i. Mrs. R. M itche ll, Mrs'. Joseph Stawick», M i Frank Bu lkow sk i, Mrs. J . LaCorte and Mrs.A ltpbesi. Reporter, Ju d y Bu lkow ski.

Troop I I met F rid ay afternoon at the Scout House W e opened «*the meeting w ith our flat', ceremony w ith the ‘ W ild Rose*” incharge of color«;. A fte r the color guard ceremony we welcomed Susan O ’Shea. K 'izaheth Dempsev. Kath leen Kinnainan and IDnda Clash t«» our tump Th< n we play. <t nanu s and » Wised w ith 1» map.ie tunnel Misv V l . in . ay. Mt J Knm -. Mis K W ilt.n^ a u our leaders and Ann Hoglund our senior aide Patti Sableski, reporter.

Troop 9 met in Columbus School W e elected new effieér*: President, Jo yce M ilan , vice president. Carol Mezanko; treasurer. Pat Logan; reporter. Carol Ann Fuchs; sunshine girl, K aren Van Riper. W e did some work on our l>adg«-. W*> f.layed “T ra il S4gèi.,s O ur leader is Miss Pat LaC hapelle am i assisted by Ba rb a ra Me* . Keon. Reporter, C aro l Ann Fiwhs. _i/

Troop <i met on F riday in W a hin-.tcn Si hool. Color guards - !were Pam ela lJinu*. k. Margie N ow el, B<*verly Sm ith and M arsha i

i Domanski. W e discussed plans for the next few months. W e p layed I a "Ba llo o n " game and had lots of fun Last week the fo llow ing

to *-0 into g irls flow-up: M ary Ann Palm er. M ary Nowet, Patric ia Peake, make eatri | Lynd a Nolle, M arc ’a Dcdonato. P h y llis Dimeek. P.arbara Cope and

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1 22 1 Bruggermon, reporter.Troop 7 met at Frank lin School. WV- had a late Christm ss party

because our leader had a house accident G rab bag gifts w e re ex­changed. The re frt hments were made by the girls of the Gook Badge Jan e Mason was the hostess. Ba rbara Souza, reporter:-

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of the victories Lyndhurst « V a rs ity and J , V . basketball t e a m s scored at the Paterson Central gym F r id ay niubi. The V a n i t y ’« record now -lundi at 5 and 4 w h ile U>e J . VA> have e o i n p i M a S and 1 record. ' J,

Good luck tu both teams F rid ay ni|(lit. J a n u a r y 2 3 w h e n t h e y m e e t Clirtun at the C lifU in gym. I t n t h e h o p e o l a l l t h a t U w y ij - W a s h ‘e m ’ o u t I I ” . '• • . ' Vss h

“ W e ’ve got a team. W e 've uot a t r a in l- W e ’v e got a t a H t f ’- '. t o f rr«dlt-de«erviiiu g irls who belong to a r i u b k n o w n a x the 'titm ta ' K a p p a . These g irls u s h e r at m a n y of the sd io é rt « o e ia l fu ifc O h n a r "aueh n the ’•Si hool Show ’: "Se n io r Play»"; and kt fooOwH 'gaittwt. <*Oaring basketball season, they sell refreshments ia the I a ll home games. .

.T h e c lu b ' s s p o n s o r ia M is s D i C a m i l l a , o n e o f t h e I n e a r e r t e a c h e r s , a l t h o u g h n o t e n t i r e t y n e w t o o u r q r i t a u g h t t h e e i g h t h g ra < V * fo r s e v e r a l y e a r s . T h e c l u b ' i i P r e m d e n t - C io v a n n a C ip o l la ; V î c e - P r e s i < k n t - G i n « y S e e r e U r y - M a r y a n n I lu l . in : c h . T r e a s u r e r - E e t t y M a r ia n .

“ W e ’v e g a t tH e ■ te a m . W e ’t * g o t t h e p e p ,” w e 'v e e a t ‘ c lu b t h a t ’« r e a . l y h e p f O n W M n e a d a y n ig h t J a n u a r y I f t S e ^ l e s e h e n o f A m e r t r a ” « « t j u lr e d 3 S n e w m e m b e r s — a i g l e (Under the S irfcU M o f their apoasar. l* r . W e rn c . Ums* I orpaniaea their own male unit o r Baehela r cWb, aa it Is i called. « • w ish them “ V icto ry" tn their new endeavor.

Thursday n i g h t Ja n a a ry f t a t ftSS M ih i U b ra ry . ________ha meeting of the gM s -Tuture Teathars a t AmeOea” . A a lea la l . Wm w ill tie shown, and reporta from atudenU who a a a iM d | | i l Northern New Je n n y Regional Conference at fateraoa' ■ S |«4i< ■ t & r t ip n C o lle to n January IT w ill he featured. Kvrnnaie is I to pMa*> b- phxntltt

The C æ eA O il . w ill also meet no this 4gy.• W s our pep. He our Siesm ," he's « e j

no- thé beam whet» it comes to the w riting of |; l i " w . IWT l> o « r H H m M ^ L a t t a m l e « T t» e i "**"Captain rnteh-Kye." a rep ititie ii e l •enled in the year IBM . It U s musical <

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The (ra tu re o i A * three to o l bnw ling leagues ro lling anfi of th* Lyn d h u r?* Recreation Center l u t w eak wus the tight battle the n n n d q r c v M n j Commun itjr |Ue*-ue has d*vek>ncd. A fter 11 n t h At p l iq U « the league h a | jH c c i -» D ip « , H illto p Serv- Ire W f t 'o n end San C arlo ’« Iteet- a u r tÿ t t M wi«H identical M l*

The H * * rM * ( t i l l hold T r itU y 'i

Ie «»T W Fe r First PlaceLeague Grows Into Race

in f r id a y ’« M ajor w h ile Oeorge’i Sh e ll is ■hamblat «ut of the

W iá fm á a r NlghR Leggue » .g S r ’C om m un ity L *e - u r trip le ■ ‘ ve 'o red a* the H llPo p Serv-

ation won three ramee from chamgton R icci'» Din- San C arlo '« w ere vic-

» two-game uose' by the nlace K e l l y . T . The cèrne up w ith <>ame* of

. m and M l in blank in-. R ic ­ci*« Who had m l *47 and 711■ a fv " n i p " r a im a n led t v adunara w ith a M «et on M2 I M and m * U a Anton Renr had aaaw a of £ ■ aad i l i an<> W % v la a d e l l s a MO. Fo r the M a r a B e b b v Po w e ll ro lled 20' and l i t w h ile W t D u p x » hat’ - “ |> n d Bob V lgB an t a IM .

^ K e l l y ’s “ S " one ned w '*h t It w in o ver Ban Carlo '« an.'

la tter drww even wit* sn *07-072 w in in the jacood t*»- the t iw v e r n w n took the odd job t i l !o M s . Gene M organ feature^ fa r the K e lly « ’ w ith a « I I on t i t l i t and M l . w ith A l, W hitehead rotting a 222. F o r San C arlo ’* Pau lfe K ra f t had a 212 and M ik rn o rte a 204

M otor« and Brookdala Beverage* continued In a tl fa r m e fa u r 'h and fifth «poi* Eacfc, qu intet. w iffc a Sl-SS r«c

tw o t i n e s . Bo th team to rom a from be mri viotecimis-

w lU i Chaseof H i m atrf

Chase M arh inery . to t to M t w ith 901

OTt-OTI trium ph« Stan bleated «ha p lm ^ fO r^

. MM lea«. a 2 S 4 F o r the M eH tin i« «

M l a 234 and B i l l M u ir

B e ve rag e t w e n i i,*with W 4 U and I M &M

«fiat. Jo e C a lle la *•«« out.tand-lM lor »he winners wi*h 205 and *1».¡S ix th place D r if ’ wood B a r. w ith

A i t - t t record won a trio of tilt« tM M last place G arden Spot Inn O M I . T h e D riftw oods roamed w ith N M N 915-810 and 9M-784 e it ta W n . Standoifi» Included An

A nto rio w ith M l and 223, i w ith a p a ir o f *02*«

P a u l T ew es w ith a M S. and Pa tM S. and 1 Sp in a lli w ith a 204. Jo e Rosa rM ftd a 117 for the C a rden Spot­te r«

A '.match between two second r fh jfo n clubs saw Lyndhurst Music Center w in tw o from neighbor Lynd hurst Sports Shop. The” 'R e c o rd P l» y * r s " took the Arst. M7-842 and the third. 891 M4. w h ile the Sr>ort« Shoo won the m iddle game. 11« to 889. Starring for the w inners were J o h n y Cerdone w ith a 216 Fred B a tt ilo r* w ith a S IS and Tonv C aru llo w ith a 201. Fo r the losers Bo b Jan es had a 211 and Eddie Vtcmtm a M4.

c a n e up w ith a pair of Stt 's . Fo r 0 » G arden Spot D eLaca ro lled 201 and 212.

The H ew itts dropped the first game. t»4 to 894. but «nished strona '•» (h fe a t P a o la u i B ro thers tw ice. 1010 to 930 and t M to 012. Jim m y Lago fired a 828 W ith a pow erfu l M 3 ilos in * for the W in ­ners who also had a 2M from F ran k Lenibb, a 221 by Je r r y Sparta and a *01 by Stan V ln i . B i l l L a u i «hot a 838 for the E x ­cavator« on 231. 201 and *00. R ay Pa tlen p itched a 007 on 248. 203 and ISO. w h ite W a lly P a tr ick had i 225

P o lito Agency setback M iles M e rru ry in a pair, w inning the Irs t tw o 048-938 and K4-0S1, and toeing the finale, 003-942. M ike J lorte and Jo e Nardietlo w ere Hitstandin« w ith F lorie having a 121 on 200. 245 and 17«, and Nar- fio llo a «20 on l t l . 1*0 and 231. 1 vh ile N ick Andrtola had games •f 201 and 204. Gene M ironovich I ed the M ercu rv p innrr« w ith a I M2 on 18« 218 and 258. George •abriel had a «22 on 250. 174 and IM . w h ile Bobby Dohm ver, J r , lad games of 103 and ,21S. .B ro okda le took C lifT « Lunch- anette over tw ice despite C l i f f s taving the highest total pine ■core of the nicht. 3010,- C l i f f « aptured the firs' -»me. 1062 to ~M bu t the Brookdale« came tack 043 to O il and 100T to 1047. <Hck Longarro ro lled a 0M on ')« . 202 and 211. w h ile Oeorge io r re ll h it a 024 on 1*6. 1 « and *40. and Jo h n Calabrese had tilt« •I 202 and 210 Bob Roedelbronn ift 200 and 202 and. B i l l M u ir Insed wt*h a giant 28«. Fo r the ’ H ff* en try , Johnn y fu saro had I 608 to ta l on 218, 108 and 255. Charlie Mess inn scored w lih a «8 on 22*. 212 and 291. w h ile '¿Mi F a ira ran o posted a 22S and ' id M aster« a 200.'leorge'a (d u f f Wow 41-7

George '« Sh e ll maintained its vjde 1« name lead in the Wednes- lay N igh t League as they routed he G a lla fh e r Association in a ll h raa gam«« tb up the ir saason'j

T u rk to 47 victories and 7 de- 'eats. T he S S e ll bombers took the «weep w i'.h games of 957. 958 and 758 compared- to 049. 812 and 782 far the Oallaghars. A u- ib Paluzxi led the w a y w ith a <44 set on 725. 190 and 22’ w h ile Tom m y D* I.i*’a had a 222. Al Hafeman ■* 220 and B illy S;>avta a 200. Forthe La\vyerm *n . C h tf M lte ik i recistered a 606 on 211, S14 and t t l . w h ile Jo h n n y Carrig M l and 22«.

A l l W in d o w l>oducts. in sec­ond place, w ith ’. I 31-23 m afk. blanked the G arden Dellcataaaen. t h a «cores w ar« 424-812, 09B.8 M and 951 -074. Anee lo Simone w «« the h i- p inner for fhe w inner« a« h t ta llied a «81 OH 177, 240 and 257. w h ile Jo h n n v Fusaro scored a 813 on 103. 212 and 208. and M ike P o lito cam e m w ith a 111 Stan Po ro d a had a 210 and M ik e La to rra ca a 204 for the K e lly quintet.

B e m s le 's Express moved into a seventh place tie bv sweeping Donahue's F loo r Coverin'*. T he Expressm en rolled 947-073 and 824 w h ile the F loor Coverer* had 18«. 839 and 814. Outstanding, for the victo rs w ere Frank Robinson

NOTICIn tiiji* M»TU'K *« itcr*hr aivrti

ttw«t at t rt-gtiUr in*-' linn <ii Uir Hoard n t i'nmtnia-k-npr« <*4 Thwwihlnl«< iMthur*t. Nt « . hfld f*» Mondajr. I*».!*.'•#,‘ili** ordln-•M«- • »»« lnlriid»'«*rd uid <rnHr*t r»^4mf « >»»• -alii t -rtliiwiM*#M ill t j» k . II III* f t .r rI«rt . o n w h l-

- W » f f r fhi.il i tpx.ijtf i .t Kifwln nMM-tittc of tv.. H-.tr-l i i i '••mini ►ion en io tw- h<*M on Vlin«!-«'. KHiruar*

a 2*2 and George R ose la „ X . X V , " :M l . AHm Candía had a (#m«|t4l herein »ill Riven »n r»f*

M l fo r Donahue’«. 1 ....... . ....... .T h ird place S ir l ’s T ave rn ral- o f I ì Ìm w ' ' - ' o N m i ' ” ' XK1H i to w in two game« from th e f 'i r:KÌ> o T i n i• 1«

M irac le F ive . A fte r tasting de­feat. 890*832. in the first game, the Boaetti T ave rn Bo ys rolled back w ith M M -M 2 and M0-»<!7 Victoria«. Ja c k Hey wood w ith 203 and 20« p lin a 244 by A lex Pa l uxai, a 2*8 by A l W hitehead, and I 2 8 by B i l ly Lnndella. contrib- uted to S ir!'« v icto ry. Tom De- P iro had a 068 fo r the M irac le Fh-e w ith 211 114 and 177, w h ile

P a u l Dolce had a 102.

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TOWN*-HIP OF LVWOH'iPST ORDINANCE NO 1 * 4 2

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TAN MAI’ THKI 'p n vR.iTION <1 A i 'OM - IM.KTK I’fil MIRA M I'* »It IIKV il- l \ T1< IN I *K rv:\l V M ’ I ’KRH V \ I . |-IMI|*K'*.TV I'll'’ I SK fi' THK > Nil0-THnl‘ ir 'S '! AN V'.M KUt’.F.N- ( Y aim*»mi|*!îi vTinN s r i n . CIKNT V » »KKT THK «'( iMT O f lAKHYI.Vi; (M T THK HAM K

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TOWN«HIP Or LVNDHUPtTOI*OtNANC* WO. 1*41 -

AN ORDIXANCK AITTH«»llIZINf: I f .JVTFfR H inrH ASE o r ON IS , r ,,r.„nnl 1« < hapl AMEIUCAX I-A KRAN<K KIRK KNniNB RRINO A S PAUTAN MOMÛI. i ’ANOI’Y ••AB-AHKAÏ»- QK-KNOINE 1»R»»KÎN «: I* MfiW U’VK *MTil»*Kr. ANI» MoxK CAR ro*’ THK n»WN»|»ll*T,T>rr>tfrRST. (X)fNTY i>K HBR- ÍÍBN, AND HT \ T H »*■' NKW .IKIU4KY. AKI> APKftOPRlATINOTHK arsj ok K<»nfl S»D ÈURPOaK AXT> dTHER VMi'BtfKARY KXPKNHK IN

MOTICKP1rBM< NOTI«*» In hrrrl.4 rli.n

Uuit ß r«fUlar ni4M>tiitK of ih«- ». »,rd o f <1W*l5*lo»ers of th» Tn»»»h n *• IsynChuriil. Nrw J r r » * y , held on Mon 4 *v. |»fiu*r\ i». thv »Ins. i rdlnMl>r van lutrodu. *•«< Mnd rtniol on t \ m ’ r«t«Hr*|r und that nnid on 11 InSHTf * *•' lakrn II|> for fun ht

ingMr— ‘ fur (Inal pno-atn- ¡«IJlJnr mr-rlln« of tiUe Ilf.itrU of

ini«*4on«*r« ta ba h*»d >*n M-Mn' K t W r y 2, IS.'»!*, nt N o«i I'M ntr M É time an4 i»l»fe nil n- w *vnmjr He Interested hor<n *»ti| Ix Clven *n np|*i»rtunity ter h.-ard « »*n .«•mil»# "Anw,

BY ORI»KR t»K THK IIOAIM OF t'OMM IHHIfiN KTÎS

KRKll O TA I ' H Toaii»*hli» fterV

I mtfd Jsn t t . 1»5*.

fßWIARY KXPBNHN B T IO X THKRIMVITH

The Boar* of C o m m torter« of th»- II» «f Ljm4hor«l <’ownty of and Ntatc of Saw Jcrney doD r ffn, w

ordain »»

TOWNIHO or LYNDHURST ORDINANCE NO. 1?43

A S ORDINA.NTK PROHIItlT* N< THF. KHTABIJHIIM KNT OK ( 'W TAIN CLI'BH ANI» omiAXIXA rfTIONH WITHIN JMi YAR1»S • *» P l'R IJC #*HOOlX oit OTHK W 'I.Y AÍVRKDITKI» Hi'HihiI.* ANI» F lXINil PKN »I.Tia:s Ft »I VIOIeATION T*IWII-X»F IN T ill WWNRH1P O F I YNHHI *'!»T iX>r.NTT OF RKIUJKN. KTVTI OF NEW JKIIÄKY

Th» H4>srd of I'omrnlmtl'mim of ill Townnhlp of hyndhur^t. f*omit> « Rerirn. Naw ler»e>. do <vtd«ln « follow«:

1 No |HTnon nhnII ornniil*<- t»ln‘ tnnlntaln or op*n»te miv fr^iernn‘ h orlai, prllth'Hl or nthlatii «luh or or tanisation In mi» lfH-atlon wit.’ln ^»rds of any puhlh- w« h«nil or oth« dulv a« credit»‘d ■« h<M»|

2 The un. of tb*- w «*rd ' n-r* n " " " o n fi » «hHil r»r the pnrpone of the ordinar« wUhlp Ih- < be dft'IDt d to Int ludf peflM'OH. ftrtll

In i o’ hiilldng tut h dun tun m m lr» a In the rv(

I of Ihl« nnHngitre I upon the lot or

upUd a od _av ri t«t« r« •* of re

of (Mirtini df-trur»*'•V Thin ordinati* e nhall taH

after It» a|>p.o%m hihi |»ubin .ill o .« pro» uled hv l«a

NOTICII’l lHJC N« iT*<*K U o-ri hv jel'**n

»hnt «I » rer'ilnr inriilm of Ih Hoard of ConiiHlnalou<>ni ir l Ihr Toa n »••■li •• !•> nu# tu nt, .\«w i.iv. v. he'don Moadn>. Jnnuaii |*i. |M , thtnliow ordi.ma« e wan Introdu« • »npnaned un fìnti readlnit and that nild h dînant • will **.• t.»ket> un for fur­ther i u*lderatÌ4Wi f«a fìtta! jmnnaitt at . i '-guilt r iia-etint: (,f tht- Hoard < f

1 'ointninnlotMTi« ti* I»« held 4»n >|o|lday, Kehruarv 2. I».w at K i>0 I'M . at a hi' h time and dlatae nil pei*«W » a .<» may he intvre*t>td hn^Vn will tar flven an kipportunit> to In- heard t*o-n- . mlnit *ame.

HY IKIHKR <»K T IIK HtiAttl» OF tX)MMISHION»tH

FRKI* t» TA I B Timiuhlp i‘it*rk

Oated Jan 22. I•*.%»reen. Ili.3»

Pa Mi.t h e r e I« h e r e l .v (« a r a l io n o f m a t h e i*r*-t»«ratiji*n n d tv. templete tv'oar.ti’» U>r r» re*4 at-'4 onm»r ITownnhlp t»f I *> udii ti.t-1 fo r u«*1 of the i (<«>>partner«hl|e. and flat tatO 'aff' of t!.e Townnhlp i f i Any per non vhtafl-rndt»UT*t I provini t\n of thin o rd lt

2 Th.- Hoard of «’oiomlnnlcti. -a o' , ,,n «-„nvh tlon he punthe Township of Lyndhurst ar. here „ft n-.- hy a «nehv autlmrifc-d tt» entef Ini»» a t nlr < t I »vimi ho or hy Irnprlnwith any pert-on Arm or .orp..rallen (Vunty Jail for any

”* eedlnr Nl day* *»r Ik.

of 111

In th‘

1. That fliere'shfcW Iw pur.-haned hy the Tnwnahlp of Kyndhurat. f»n«- Amerl.-an la Franre f»re enillii* Kpar- ton Model Canopv Cah-ahontd-of-en- »Ine Dealen I.MI O. P.M. T»elu*r piiiuix-r and baa« C m r In will -— - -*M|i «*,1

at a ccat not toTown-esroed

n la ttdraby datarinlned that said n—i afa not eurrent Mpeiwe» of

the iMfnÿW of larbdharat and It »r n.H-e*Éhuy7thdt the Townnhlp of I rnd- hurat. hrSâf o t Barxaa. nm*Hlata cf Xnw jersey, shall raise money for the parpoae slatfd In Her* lion I o f this ordinante and the eati- n ta ted maximum Mnonnt .of mone- ne<eaaary to be rfclard from nil Nourrett for the afrrhaaM Improve­ment or pnrpose Is

1. 1MN 4a harCby approprhtK-d tc ■•M parfont •- a down payment the asai of whh h sum la to Ik

Nd to IM Capita) Improvement That the further *um of II*».- » hereby apprr pria ted far said dltlt M i lor other n«rensar>

- III Mifcffllw therewith, andthat Nie irons debt Of the Townnhlp of Lfrndhurst la hereby hfcreased by l9.Md.Ü|.l! That In nrdor to t tt

for tb* prenaration of -t4n a nitro«' tas map and prei«arath»ii aad t-xe.M- tien of the nald « tiasplaU- |*r»»*ram fc r«-y aluatloo of r*al and praonil pr«»i*»'rty

I. Ihinauant to the j»rovls|on-« In Hoe «aid Chapter «H of the PuhlV |..-

th<- «-ntlniatçd t-oat of nahl innmm namely th»- puni «»* |,*'rt>

„V* Thoti«Mii<l (H-'. Otta lini D'tlbirv I*herebv a|»t»Foprlated for tb»' aald pur ponea ni.d the nnanrUiK of anv .on- (raet ent«red Into tmrtiuii' beret« a hit h ahatt he dee med sn « nt.-T**«e> aappropria I h»n an d« lnt*d and pr« \ ¡d* for In R H ¡>*-12

i . The emen»>n< V appropriati-li herein i*r«Tlded for nball b~ met h \I be borrow ina money and tht In nee of ne*oHnV»le nrt» * of the

Townnhlp *»f I«yndhiirat. to l»e d—lc n.tted ‘RjaeeUI Kiner*en<-y N'otog.

i ’bapt.-r I*", ntvni petan*<e of attpr-tiaiale reaolutlon hy tb« Hoard rf i ’oiHmlsalon«Tn of the Tow nab) P Ot 1.» ndhumt anthoei*lnr tb# ba«TOM »n* «*r ' * d monfy and t-

•»nt lab!«- noif« In

WELCOME!O RA C I L IN I'«

« •S a n ta Rosa

« •S a n ta Paula

he manner required by R. s «o o-jn %. Thl« ordinance shaU ta he effect

immediately

hat In order to tMia0 erhrtt> < the pure bane «a deacrtbed raí»h I of this rrdinane. "b gallon notes" are ha

Mraaant to the mtha Revised Btatataau t â C h u h r I, In ah amonat

«ha sum ofalwB af ‘ ------^poae f(

by B

Ah Itlon notes’* are hereby auth

purauant to the Msi’blons of „

pot to es. _ ________ _ BaM ncter»hall state. In renfral tfrms, the pur poaa for which they , are taauad ah« *“ *“ be lasuad la auch amounts sn«

L'h times as may ba determine« Resolutions to be hereafter

It If hetebv dflernilned that p.-rtod of tiKefulne»« «»f the afore«* idKunAtaao net forth in I'iragrapli 1 t

re (tl »•••nrn. «ilhln IM llmltntl- t>a f ^ R e ^ Jtatun« 6f Wê* J *

S i ' >' 2 ^WafTjrrary has. î S ï i dulnukda and Alad Ui the o»ce r f tb/ “ Oerh of the Tom** îp' *

‘ aaecute* * In tb

debt Of said Township as defined !• Revised Statutes *a:l-T» la Ihcrease« b f «MU OrÜnahce hy '|**.îm»*M» a- that r< gyi y «o . aald oblhrntion

within all debt Ilmluthis Ordina rv-e limitations pe» n. rlhc

»f New Jerae:

_______ rVunvu|saionera cthe Towrnshlp of L.yndhurat are here by authorised to enter Into a .on tract frr the purr ha a* of on. A merican lift Franca ftre entVa»« Win«

inony f'ab-a iead .(MW O.P.S*. I Vit

Hpartan Modal (Tp*amrine DastcnPumper and Hose Car.

•. Anythin« not «-overed by thl ardltMinra shall be determined aiv provided for hy resolution.

This ordinance nhall become *-r>. tlve after pablh-aticn an provided b

U|*oa publ|. Mknpu'tnant to l«w.

m. not er Th. Ma«i-

trnta hefor*- whom s i" vntnotv I | i-onvh-ted of violatln« thl« ordinari«-« »■hall have |»owrr to lint»»»**«' any fin i r term of Imprhtonm-nt n»»l e«» eed In* the niaxlinuni Used by thla orflln | nltcf.

In default of the («yiin-iil »»f »«' ' fine lmpoa«’d hereunder, any herrón I eon viciad of any vi»»l»l|«»n of thin onl ! tnam-e. may. In t-»e d l^ f tl«*n <f tb | Majslniret«- befcre whom he wan <■' ii i rlcted, l*e imprisoned In the «'ount> j lall lor any term n«»t ex« «-«tlin« *.*• days.

fitch and every day that a \l**latlon «»f thin «»rdlnanc»' I« |H-rmltted t«> e«¡St shall cmiHtltUte a neparat<> off«'Ti«e

I Any club or orsanlsatirn men tinned In «e« tlon <H»e ( I i hen In in es Intense st thr time of the |»at*naic

IW eak ly soitnfs froai Naw Yortt

an 12-DoyC A R IB B IA N

S O U T H t a t t i c i »C R U IS I S

G IB B S T R A V E L B U R E A U

O n Ridge Saad l.vndhurst, N. J .

WEbster 9-2100

Diamond 2-5341Typewriter* - Adding M a ih lnn

Duplicators - Cb«* I* wrlteraAIT Make« • New & Used

E m y Payment Sale* Rented • Repaired

W here SA T ISFA C T IO Nre o r t a i y T r » »

Better DrivewaysAsphalf Blacktop

P A R K IN G LO T S. C U R B S AND C EM EN T W O R KProper M anning. Correct reaadatloa and A ___

>ina U M e n t aad Tralnad Men, Keaall la a n r t a d JW « * W B T S T TO M A SK TH TM S R T S S T S A S T S »

B U T AND D im S K N T FRO M T B S B E S T C EM EN T M X E B S V O S H IS S

NUtlsy 2-8977-8842 VIOlA CONTRACTING CO.

ROSA PLUMBING & HEATING CORP.

A lte ra tio n - - R e p a irs

WE. 9-71152 R u d o lp h P lace

L i ndhurM. N. J.

BUY THE BEST BY TESTPrftRiium Quality Coal

None Better a t Any PriceNut or Stovs $22.00 Buckwhsat Pea Coal $19.00 Stoker Rice

G U ARAN TEED SATISFAC TIO NEat. l t U

M ORRIS DEMEL

Tea-$17.00$16.00

01S E S S E X B T B E E T H U . 2-2122 H A R R IS O N

BO O KKEEPING-TAXEiR E A S O N A B L E T ER M S

Part-time Bookkeeping For Small F in ™

J . Louis Lempert15 Weal Goreruenr Avenue. Rutherford, N. J .

GF.neva 8-3082

VIOLA BROTHERS, INCIM WASHINGTON AVENUE, NULEY, N. J.

Phons NUtlsy 2-7000

C O M P L E T E L IN E O t

BUILDING MATERIALS iMulatfan WOOL o*d BOARD SHEET ROCK - ..ROCK LATH

H aK o ke A h *o » * « ^ SUadaa Aflrieuiture Llme-Drivewoy Stoao

U n fto tio o T ie to o r d

:

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INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. Industrial Waste Ren ta l

218 WASHINGTON AVENUE NUT1JEY, £ %

NUHey 2-80*024 HOUR SERV ICE

on ^ 1 ^ ^ .T.V. Repairst M l e t -RO SA- a y a w do-

» ■ l i l l t * . » . k n t m n a « any h a v at the day «a aight. Ma a m m

ROSfl E L E C T R I C A LAPPLIANCi :^

4D M IQ / 'l . r? Í . A - F M Ï R Î 0 NT t L t V l t i O H . . a v P L l A f i C C Ç

GR. 8-9134

V O U S IN V IT A T IO N TO IN SPEC T441 Jauneey A » ., l.vndhurst

Saturday 2-4 P .M .b « really One one faa illy home w ith B r M (rant. I I has

eatrance hall, large liv in g room, fam ily sise M M ag mon» and spacious kitchen. Three Bedreann aad Bath . AH laatefaUy decorated. Basement recreation, built la B ar. Loaadry room, •41 heat. Garage. Here a a real laaally home. Im m ediate possession. Offered at S I I J N Bee Ih ia home Satarday 2-4 P . M.

O'CONNOR AGENCY2 O RAN D UN IO N P LA Z A , N O RTH A R LIN G TO N

W Y n u n 1-7000

Call Polito NowB R IC K A K H A M K B U N G A L O W — O n ly t years old. ro n U in i liv in g room, 2 bedroonw, kitchen and tiled bath w ith shower a ll on one floor. F in ished b a jo merit, expansion attic. 1 car garage; oil heat: lot 41 x 110; taxas only $220. Assume presentmortgage. Priced for fast sale at $18,900.S T M IC H A E L 'S P A R IS H A R E A — A ll brick 2 fam ily, closeto r¡ulg<- Hoad Contains flu rooms and tile bath on 1st floor b ix rooriu. and ulc bath on 2nd. K no tty pine basement, steam/ oil heat; 2 car garage, large lot. O w n e r ajV ing 020,000.

JU S T L IS T E D — 1 I i yea r old. b rick «nd fram e two fam ily? Qu iet residential location. Contains li* in * r f*m . throe bed­rooms, kitchen and tile bath on 1st Rohr. 4 room apt. w ith tile bath on second floor. Hot w ater/haaehaaad heat. I ra r garage: comb «lum inum screens and storm sashes Reason­able taxes; beautifu lly lancljcaped plot, 40 x IOS. M ariy addi­tional features. C a ll for appt. to inspect:

P R IC E D T O SEL1 V e ry clean two fam ily, good residentialneighborhood. 4 rooms and bath on 1st floor. 5 rooms and bath on 2nd floor now rented at $90 per month. Steam /oil heat: comb, alum inum screens and storm sashes; 2 car garage; ex tra large plot. W on 't last long priced at $21,000.B R A N D N E W T W O ^ f A M 1 L Y — Now under construction, contains liv ing room, tw o bedrooms, kitchen and tile bath on each floor. Com pletely modern. Attached garage Hot water/ gas heat. M any, many ex tra features. Se lling price $25.900.

in L y n d h u rs t it's

Joseph R. Polito Agency, Inc.Lynd hurst, N . I .3M R ld fc R oa4

GCneva l-M M • ( I

Listings wanted! I f you w ant to sell, let us m ultip le list your home, tx p o se your property to the greatest num­ber of buyers. A qu ick sole is the inevitable result.

SAVING SPECIALS!!m V w t m m m m m t *

RENTAL!Love ly , new 2V4 room apartm ent availab le now. H eat, hot

water, gas and electric, $65.00.W A N T E D : Lo ve ly four-Ittom apartment, tw o bedrooms,

for young chem ical engineer, hi« w ife «ad I t # daughter*, ag«done and four. Exce llen t reference«. U p to >10*.

F O R M ICOut of town: Lo ve ly new three

basement Gorgeou« colored t ile balk) windo<

bungalow , fu ll

huge p icture w indows, slorm w indows complete. C loae to , shopping. Take over 4% G. I. mortgage S S T J0 a month paysa ii. M i.900. ’... .............

Local hardware business W ell^ staW ish ed . Good in c a t» . O w ne r m u d «ell due to 111 health. A terrific .deal lo r the ridhtparty . v" S a B H K r *

New two-fam ily h a m . S n cc lle n t tocMtaa. fo u r aad (anr-room apartment*. $2S,500

te «m a te d into a 4 tt and 1 room apartm ent There are alae

faSrSK 5 EiftK iSS i£ ."S '

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P A G E T W E L V E THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW T H U R SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 22, 1959

Keep Your Faith, Go To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days

M O O D M A R T ft. C. C H U S O S • » R m 4 ft Nh> J ( m r A m . ■e*. t tn u r i N n rt. ra te r

Manses: 6:3«. 1 J0 . * 00, M M , I-Ofc 1100 in ahurch. •:00 In achoel. ¿ . .

M O U N T C A R M E L C t lA P R l L n t M M

Sunday Masses: >:00. »:0t, 10:30

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I o r G t M U K

our God. H e is the Hock, H i* work is perfect; fo r a ll H is w ays are Judgment: a God of truth w ithout in iqu ity, just snd right is He.”

From “ Science snd Health w ith K e y to the Scrip tu res" by M ary Bake r Eddv w ill be read the fo l­low ing (481 :8- 8 ): “ Through sp ir­itual sense only, man compre­hends and 'lo ves D e ity ."

Scrip tu ra l selections to be read include the fo llow ing (Psalm s 18:90, 31): “ As for God. H is way is perfect: the word of the Lord is tried: He is a buckler to all those that trust in Him . Fo r who is God save the Lo rd ? O r who Js a rock save our O od?"

L iv ingston Avenue. — t 00 pm . A dult choir rehearsal

Sa tu rd ay — 11 00 a m — Con­firm ation Class at the church

Group consisting of tw enty mem- | bers (ages 7-10) was formed

M is M ildred Korn is the leader | of the Group, assisted by M iss

T h is Saturday the conf r mat ion Sharon Bagolie. The fo llow ingclass w ill be • uests of ».he R ev . officers were elected by theRodger W . Hawn at lunrheon. Group: Adrienne Kerker-Pres .iafter the hour of study from dent: D avid Korn-Vice-President;11:00 a ,n. to Noon Jo yc e W ein - Treasurer ; M am ie

T h e re ’s a welcome *.t a ll at Leibowitz-Phone squad commit* the various functions of this tee: Ju d y Steinhardt-Secretary, church. Persons withou* a church o th e r members of the G roup are: home in Lyndhurst are e*pei uglljj Sh ir le y Binstpck, Reubin M i Idler.invited.

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T he v ita l Importance of having a strong, spiritual foundation w ill be s tr ia s .il a t C h riit ian S ilence ' services Sunday1.

K eynoting th< entitled “ T ru th T ea t from Deu 4 ): “ Ascribe ye

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*11 RMge ReadPtM ae W M r » 7 »

R ev Rodger W . H aw n M inisterChurch School w ith classes for

a ll ages, including adults. 11:00 a jn .— PubHc w irsh lp w ith ser­mon by the m inister on “ P rayer. The youth choir w ill s in ; “Cloeer Y e t". 7:00 p.m. Youth groups w ill meet.

M onday— 3:30 p m . Church School O fficers and Teachers meet at the home of Miss Ru th Heism eyer, in T rave rs Place.

Thursday— 10:00 a.m.— W S C S w ill make cancer dreaaings at the home of M rs. M. R . W righ t, 377

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Su nday January25 9 30 a m— C hu rch School 11 a .m .- P u j- lie v.orshm w ith R ev Rooert Beach Cunningham, secretary of , the Eastern Area Di\ ution of E- vangelism of the Board of N a ­tional M i" io n of the United Pre«- byterian C h u rih in the Unite<i S ta tes of Am erica, as the auest speaker.

M arcia Diamond, Barbara Gibbs, bonna Kantey, lian a Kantey, Gene Osias. Bruce Zatkow . Su-

; «an Dlugasch. A llan Dvorkin. D iane Markscheid. Ted Roberts. P h y ll is K rone, Lo is K rone. S te ­ven K rone

R E E D M E M O R IA L U N IT E D P R K 8 R F - 'K R iA N

C H U R C H dtayveaan l aear V a lley

A veaae•e*. Chaae H. S ta ffa r* . M ta M e .

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Sa tu rd ay . Jan u a ry 24. 195»Tea

L y a t t a w Hebrew Ceater333 V a lle y Brook Avenue

Rabbi A lex Pronm an 320 Second Avenue

Phone»— Study. G E * 9S*2Residence. G E 8-7315

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Services Every Sundayat the

Ad miram Masonic Tem ple t i l Second Avenue

Lvndhurst. N J Church Erhool. 10 a.m.

Preaching Service. 11 a m.

ST . THO M AS E P ISC O PA I. CHURCH

T,.„ r „ o, „ . . ., nun», aiiu '.in cc aistcia, wnafn m ™ (M a ry ) Bussan ich. of NorthI h T h M * Bergen, M rs. V icto r (C h ris tine )church. Members and friends are XM -ro> * Lyndhurst and Mrs

■ M ichael (Lee* Addas, of Jerse- Sunday, Ja n u a ry 25, 1959 C ity

B ib le School at 9:45 a m. ! funeral was on MondaM nrnm * Worship at 11 00 a m. I ttom the Boawor'.h Fu n era l Horn “ K m * of Kings and Lo rd of jn Hoboken, to St. Joseph 's R. C

Lo rd*" Church, Hoboken, w here at 0:3'Sc Sion meeting to in terv iew t m. t so lem n H lsh Mass of R i

new E lders at 2:30 p.m. quiem was offered. Interm enTrain ing session from 3.00 to was in H o ly Cross Cemeter\

5:00 for the session. Board of i North Arlington.Deacons. Board of T rustees », - . .......... rin d interested members of the I M |^ M ||ry § C r a n d r l l

Mrs. M ary Sm ith ' C randa ll. 55'

° = . r ° . r wi fe Mr , Mrs. Sue Flynn Spillone Dies.Than Month A fter Irtother

thew, J r . , Ed w ard and W illiam . . . c _Mrs. Sue F lyn n Spillane, one of Lyndhurst’s best known resi­dents for many years died sud­denly in her sleep Ja n u a ry 12—♦ess than a month l i t e r the pas-ing of her mother, Mrs. Norah Spillane, also once active in

f'lynn. 1 Lyndhurst.

all at home; his mother. Mrs. Lu ke Scrivanich , of Hoboken; two^brothers. John , of Be lle v ille , and Louis, of Co lias C ourt. L yn d hurst; and three sisters. Mrs

Bo rn ' In Lyndhurst, Mrs. S p il ­lane was the daughter of the late Po lice Captain Jphn F lyn n . S h e w as th e w idow of F ra n k

505, B P. O. E lk s ; a member of Education, the teaching staffs o f ie Polistt A m eri an Citizens the Lynd hurst Council Kn igh ts of lub and of the Lyndhurst Columbus No. 2390, the Am vets

:xcmpt Firem en. Post 20, and the Am erican Leg ionHe leaves his w ife, Mrs. M ary Post 139, and the East End Demo-

augstettcr M i*:lin; and four sis- cratic C lub . To our funeral ¿Irec- •rs, Mrs. A lice Griffin of M iami, tors, the Nazare Mem orial Home,

church.Tuesday. Jan u a ry 27

Ruth Nichol M issionary Society 1 P a rk Place, died on M onday ameets at 8:00 p.m.Wednesday. Ja n u a ry 28

P ra ye r Meeting at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Ja n u a ry 29

Choir practice at 8:00 p.m.

Stu vvesaat and Peres* Aves. C h a reli (Hftee: Ckareh Scheel

BM g ., Ferest Ave. P l i a a G E I- SCCg Extension.

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Lyad h a ra t Hebrew CeaterF r id a y evening Sabbath S c rv

ice and Oneg Shabbat—3 30 p.m ---T h is Saturday morning Ja n The R ev . C. W esley Sh ike. R.D.

24 w e w ill h o d our A du lt R e l e rand Ju n o r Congregation Se rv ice ■ ------from 10:30 to 11 30 a.m. A K id R U T H E R F O R D R A F T IS T dush w ill fo llow in the social C i U I C Rhall. The Saturday morning S e rv 81 W est Paaaaie A f t . , Ratfcerfee» ice w ill be held every other week.

Youth G roup w ill h o d its m onthly Sunday morning b reak ­fast and social Ja n u a ry 25. 10 a.m.

Relig ious School p lann.n* ch a r­tered bus trip to New York to witne».* theatncal production oi the *8nvi:tible C low ns ' at the Je w is h Theatre for Ch ildren on Su nday afternoon Februarv 8 A v is it to the Jew ish Museum is also planned for the same after noon.

T he Adult Institute program is conducted by Rabbi Pronm an on Monday evenings at 7 45 p m Ju n io r Youth Group Organized

A t a recent meeting he'd at the Center, the Ju n io r Youth

ST. M A I E V A N G EL IC A L LU T H ER A N

CHURCH Com er Valle* Brook Are- aad

Travers Mae*, Lyadhurst Rev. George M ailer, Fasto*

m Travet* Place. Lyadharst W Ktoter »1134

Mr*. Elisabeth NortonM rs Elizabeth Fa r le y y cQ u ad e

Norton. 426 Th ird avenue, w idow of the late P a tr ick Norton, died on Sunday. Ja n u a ry 11. at St. Ram abas Hospital, N ew ark , where she had been a patient for 12 days.

She w;as 78. w idow of the late Pa tr ick Norton, and had lived in Lyndhurst for the past 35 years.

Su rvivo rs are a son. Jo h n Me- Quade. and a brother, Ed w ard J .

I Farley.The funeral was held last Fri-

i day from the M cLau gh lin Funer- I i\ Home in Jersey Ci*V. to Sacred

Heart Church

j her home after p long illness. Sh ’I was the w idow of Nelson Crsnd | all, who died 30 years a ro.

Sh e was 84, was born in Hen derson, J ) l , and had lived~~T> Lynd hurst fo r the past 33 years previously in Je rse y C ity .

She i#aveav a daughter. Mrs C lara Woodruff, w ith whom sh< lived at th e ^Park P lace address seven grandchildren, 15 great

\ grandchildren and tw o great great-grandchildren.

The Äev. Robert Burnes. o Mendham, w i ll conduct a funera ’ service at the Jo h n L . Burl- Funeral Home, 52 R idge Road this afternoon at tw o o'clock Interm ent w ill fo llow in Georg« W ashington M em oria l Pa rk , Para mus.

Alfred J, Miglin

T H E V N IT A R IA N CHURCH O F RU TH ERFO RD

“ A Free aad Modern Fa ith “ 70 Home Ave^ opp. Ames Ave

Rutherford, N. J .Rev. Harold R. Dean. M inister

A U rad Je r r y M ig lin . 294 T ra vers Place, died on Tuesday a the E y e and E a r In firm ary ir Newark, sfter a six months ill ness. He was 57. H e had lived ir Lyndhurst for the past 25 years previously in North A rlin g to n foi

Je rsey C ity , 117 years, m oving there from hi: here a Reoinem Mass was o4> i birthplace. A rchbald , Pa

la.. Mrs. Pe te r (M a ry ) Chase,V Ledgr*wood, M r s . R o b e r t B e lle ) Owens, of Harrison, and trs. Frances Preblo . of North rlington.L st rites of the E lk s Lodge ill be held this evening at

ight o’clock at the Steever uncial Home. 253 Stuyvesant

Vvenue. The funeral w ill be omorrow at 9 am . from the teever Funera l Home to Sacred Ieart R C. Church, where a ligh Mass w ill be offered at 0 a.m. In term ent w ill be in St. Nicholas Cem etery, Lodi.

fered at 9:30 a.m. In term ent wasn Je rsey C itv

Ta iw r c f'onsidrrately — tactfully mul to restx-ct tlie religion*, requirements of a!t fiiilli* are rliarartrristics that are) S * ■ii Tfaflf e.f mir C imIc <*f Ethics.

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U illi.;m RyhirkiW illiam R vhark i. of 10 Paye

nvenue. died on Thursday at his home after an illness of three

| w*eks.H . v is f>4 \* ’ " fn in Poland

;*nd < ;ime > i Lyndhurst from there 46 years ayo He was w ith the Uo ited Cork Com pany in K earny

M r Rvb ark i was a m em ber of St. M ichae ls Society of St. Mi- chavl’s R. C Church.

, He leaves his w ife, Mrs. Rose Kordeusz R vhack i; two sons,

j Stan ley and W illiam . Jr . . both of Lyndhurst: a si«*°r. Mrs. Be rth a

! Biokos. of Lyndhurst. and four j srandrh lidren.

The funeral v a s on M onday ■ from N a ’ are M em orial Home.

Inc., 403 Rid^e road, to St. Mi- | r-hael's R C. Church w h-re at I > 30 a m. a Requiem Mass was

offered Interm ent w-as in St. Jo- I seph s Cem etery. Lyndhurst. Ar- | ran ' ements were bv the Kamien-

9ki Funeral Service of Passic.

He was self-employed as t caterer, and for the past four years owner Of J e r r y ’s T ave rn ir Stujrvaaant Avenue.

M r. Mifclin was a 30-yeai member of Lyn d h u rs t Lodge, No

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CARD O F T H A N K SP O L IT O — M an y kind words

f sympathy and those of encour- igement fell upon our ears; kind ffers of assistance came to us rom our relatives, friends, and leighbors during our recent be- eavement; everyone was very ind. The c lergy of Sacred Heart

Church were a i_’ reat source of omfort and encouragement. W e .ish to thank our many relatives nd friends for the ir words of onsolation, sp iritua l bouquets nd beautiful flo ra l expressions

•. silent tribute to our loved one. Ve also wish to express our sin- e re and heartfe ’t thanks to the listers of S t. F rancis Hospital, he Lyndhurst Board of Commis- ;ioners, the Lynd hurst Board of

Inc., m any thanks for the ir thoughtful and efficient servicea.

Bereaved Fam ily of Jam es J . Polito

Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B . Sozzio, of R idge road, returned by plane on Sunday from a week's stay at Fort Lauderdale, F la .

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He was 41. was bom in Ho­boken. later lived in Lynd hurst for 20 years and moved back to Hoboken five years ago. He was , t"*i--keerv r for the L ackaw an ­na Railroad, having been w ith the

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T H U R S D A Y . JA N U A R Y 22. 1959 THE C O M M ER C IA L LEADER AND SO U T H BERGEN REV IEW PAGE ELEVEN

P. T. A. NewsJT T A C m M H P la n t F a r mThe Ljrndhurst Council of

Pu b lic School Paren ’ Teat her A s­sociation« w ill »T»nsor a cand i­dates' N ight Tuesd ty Jan u a ry 27th, beginning at B pan. in the lil^ h School auditorium.

m ™ Georg* Duff w ill be mod­e ra to r of th s public forum at w hich Board of Education can­didates w ill be given an oppor- tu n ity to exoress the ir views on various attitudes considered ec- sential *o good board m em ber­ship.

I^ans were formulated at a »meeting of ihe committee in

BaltimoreS5<rVi mm. .mm attaIs C riM flM .. JIJM Éira•I aM. mbsm m mm M mafta* I fM M i aN éai Sm. f « Ml ta *

ch irg c of the forum heW at the home of the ir chairman. Mrs. W illiam S te lie n m u lle r of L i- . v mgs ton Avenue, on Thursday | afternoon.

Others present were M rs B u r ­ton Davis. Mrs. Edw ard ’Whit-1 man, M rs Duff, Mrs. Irv ing Krone, for M rs. Robert Sturges, and Mrs. Charles Monroe. Mrs. I W a lte r L cyh , also on the com-

1 mittee. was unable to be there.' R O O SEV ELT PT A

The Roosevelt P T A is sponsor­ing the organization of a Boy Seoul T roon for their school area.

P a re n u and boys mat at the school last evening. A Scoutmas­ter has been chosen and appli­cations are to be filed real soon.

H ow ard Vanden Heuvel, assis­tant d istrict commissioner, and

Mothers of seventh '•rade pupils ‘ Rufus M " which was b»’h in w ill fu rn ish and serve the re - 1 ten.-j t ine and inform ative and^ f irsh m en U Mrs, K A. R a s e n te ra i not learn to reed for Uu 'm aelve* is president. jv/as thoroughly enjoyed by a llF R A N K L IN P T A present She dosed w ith the

The Frtu .U lin P T A held a P a r ­ent £ d u c?* ’on meeting in the school basement un T r id ay a fte r­noon w hen a ski*. “ The Cotton- L ind Nes*'\ was reed by Mrs.W arren Bogle. Mrs. CSeorge Duff,

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commissioner, W illia m Be lla rs, also of Tam a­rack Council, w ith Jo h n McGee. Scout Executive, have been help­fu l in getting the plans made for the organization. M u . Robert Sturges is president of the PT A . Parents may ca ll her for further information.L IN C O L N P T A

T he execu tive board of Ihe L inco ln P T A met on Monday a f­ternoon at the school, when plane w ere made for a Paren t Educa­tion m eeting to be held this a fte r­noon a t the school, w ith Mrs. W a lte r Ronaon. county councilor, as the ir guest speaker on T h e R o le of the P T A " . Th is is the first of a series of Pa ren t Educa­tion meetings to be held during coming w eeks

P lan s w ere also made for the ir Founder’a D ay mootin'* on the evening of Feb ruary 5*h, when Assem blym an Carm ine Savino. J r . . w i ll be the guest speaker.

Mrs. V tro ld Wooster. M rs. Charles W Christ. Mrs. Joseph W ilczyn sk i and Mrs. Charles Monroe.

Mrs. Wooster led a discussion on the ideas presented in the skit, a fte r the reed ing Tw o out standing ideas are *hat s home must not be *nc nrotective and that parents should a lways mean i w hat th ey say. M any upsets can be prevented if children under­stand that parents are sincere in the ir decisions.C O L U M B U S P T A

T he Columbus P T A had as the ir guest j pegke r at the ir A d u lt Education meeting held on M on ­day afternoon at the school Miss E d ith Jenn ings, director e f the Lyn d h u rs t Pub lic L ib rary .

M iss Jen n in«s urged the 30 wom en oreaent w ith their school princ ipal. M iss Anne Graff%m . to en tourage ch ildren to lo in the lib re ry . Sh e asserted that “ Read ­ing is u tilita r ian function.** She stated that the librarians encour­age ch ild ren to read books that they can enjoy.

The speaker told qf a Pa ren t Teacher Sh e lf in the lib ra ry , on w hich are children's books is­sued on ly to parent« or teachers to read to the ir cW W ien . A tte n ­tion w es also called to a set of ten volum es titled “Through G o lden W indo w s" w h ich she recommended to the women.

Sh e warned rtren ts not to he lp too much in *h*ir ch ild ren ’s reading. I f Barents read e v e ry ­thing for them the ch ildren w ill more

M iss Jenn ings read a story,

statement ’ ha’ the w o r l. l needs readers and th^t f a m ily w hb read together, stay to r* ;thcr.

he speaker was in t r o d u c e d by Mrs. Burton S avis, p r e s id e n t o f '^ 'd e d P res id en t of the Masonic j Through some off-stage whis the P T A unit. The ex e ru tiv f Clu b of L y n d h u r s t . on Wctines- ; pcrings there may be in the near board served re fr ‘s h m ^ n ’s dur- day. J a n u a r y 14. held »he first j future a surprise venison d inner

social hour w hich fo l low ed meet ing of th e n e w . y o a r . with \ for the members. W e hear that

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B ro the r Jack R ober t son , new ly Luddecke and Charles Hensch.

mgthe meeting.

Doll Committeethe opening prayer bein'’ offered

i by B ro ’ her Thomas Ferrara. ;Mrs. Joseoh Passaro, c h a rman , Chaplain pro-tcm

of *he committee in charge o f , dressing dolls for the forthcom ­ing b a z a a r to be held by the Columbus uni*, held a meeting of her com m i"ee at her home laet week

Plans were made fo r ru tt jn ^ , sewing and mafcin;’ clothes for dolls, a’ frequent mee’ inns to be held by this group.

Those present \vfere M rs . Roger Rubinetti, Mrs Frank Bulkows- ki, Mrs. Joseph P ’ aw icki, and M rs Joseph Cror.an. re fre sh ­m ents were served.

IX) YOU SEEK A B E T TE R EDUCATION FOR YO UR C H IU )

Passaic Collegiate School Now Registering for Second Semester

Pre-Kindergarten Through Jr . High SchoolStrong Academ ic CoursesSm all C lasess

r R 7 - 1714French ta u g h t in a ll grades

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On the reports of the various committees. Bro»h?r Heneh of the Membership Comm ittee reported that new applications had been received and had no fu rther re port.

Brother M a r t i n Wolber^, Chairman of the Entertainm ent Committee, reported plans for tho boldin'1 of a Lushw ell Party on Saturday. Feb ruary 14 at the cm t of $1 00 per person. Other refreshments including ham bur­gers and ho4 dor».s w ith trimmings i 'uld be purchased through the kitchen Also Saturday.March 14. was the date se’ for the Annual P i " Roast The charge fu r *he Pi*» Roast w ill be set n^xt month. There w ill be en terta in ­ment for bo*h affairs and the rrunir -xvfll furnished by Bro. John B il in s k y . Among ’he mem­bers tha’ are to serve w ith the

some of *he lucky mmrods of the club have the necessary stored aw ay in the freezer. W e w ill be waiting.

Tom Bordigan Is W ith Stevens Five

Tom Bordigan is now p lay ins basketball at Stevens Institu te of Technology. Hoboken. H e at tended Lyndhurst H igh School w here he graduated in 1957 At Lynd hurst, Tom was basketball manager.

A t Stevens, besides p laying basketball, he was a m em ber of the freshman baseball team.

Mgr. for DayI>m J*n h ->w*ki of 7St M ilk

Ktrrrt. I.vndhurst. w ilt take o vrr thr m a iu 'rm fitt of The (•rand Liuon S a p tn m k rt In « n i l of Um Grand Union (c a ifa n y ’, annaal “ C lark*Dav~ pro« rain. Dnn waa c t r M ky Ike clerks of the store, ra­ther than the n^narenwnt, as the fellow worker “ M a t likely to saeeeed". This is the ninth year that the lood chain luu iW e m d "C lerks Day at 4 n s |th e a lii| the stan ling ef s tv e oeraonnel of the m anagerial and executive functioaa of the eowiaan,; to

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Mrs. Joseph D istaulo, S Avenue, celebrated her b irth ­day on F r id a y w hen she esiter- taincd for. Mmes P a u l MgriQP and A rthu r Sh ille r. of Je rsey C ity, and Leonard Frtco . Ph ilip ' Mercurlo, Fran k Petro , Nicholas * Fagone and A rth u r Lam cndola, of Lyndhui^t. On S 0 0 rd a y her daughter, Jo yce M arjp Distaulo, • celebrated her 13th * b irthday w ith a fam ily gathering of to,vflF,, 30 guests.

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Pair Of PYC Games Conquer Central

Even Bows And Arrows Can Kill P w

Brown's high school rou rltltr i participated in ■ Ifiitr u t Passair Valley Cotiferemw games laut wrek ami k v b in rM . T lir action last w irk look place on foreignk w 4 l kodl in Paterson where im i Tuesday (bey al»«>rlw<l

beating l»y Kastskl«’ and ih r « night later returned C ratrfl, r>.1*1.1. Thr CnMeu Beam, at this writ-

tire B im in i f ja t Rutherford twice along with Ri.tl.- Harrinon and Central. Tb« four lo«r> rame from

of Pnarf, Passait* and Eu lt id r.w ill now be on t h e *• ~ '

balance of thinhonte on Fri-

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w ilt collide w ith _ i tomorrow night,

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“ P r o f Blood riura a week

« o li le n Dears t r a i l e d ‘ ut ..a"ïhm t the Ghost«.

champions. The

host quintet took, over it* a 1 j to V lead at the quarter and in ­creased their lead to nine in the

between i n x u n d quarter as they went ahead 31 to 22 at the in term is­sion. Lyndhurst was>abie In hold Easlside even in tl>e third fram e' aa both teams ta llied tw enty points but the Ghosts added to their advantage in the last canto w ith s U to If) advan ­tage.

Itieh ie Queries featured for the w inners w ith a th ir ty two point performance white Carna- thon caged fourteen and C a rte r

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s CornerR g W A L T E R l | U W g | R O W E

| j c r * R K V IV K T H E C O U R T G A M E H E R ECatch ing glimpses of the Su nday afternoon N B A basketball

W y X l i television rem inds us of the pre-W orld W a r U days when and heavy amateur basketball flourished In this area. The

d ays tn the n o t too distant past w hen the Rockne A. C . and the A rtntf Association battled for the township Jun ior cham pionship ayth auaijy a thriller. The follow-up of Su nday afternoon games W ith dancing Leforc and a fte r the game by the Colleglates and the A lu m n i teams. The large crdwda tha t turned out added to the p la ye r and spectator interest w h ich was terrific.

Baske tb a ll is still the g re a U Jt spectator sport in the country : it wou ldn 't take too long a tr ip out of the area to se« that in

I it still flourishes. W h a t about her*?T h e poat'w ar days have seen the greater interest p laced on

raenaational activities. A l l w e ll and good, the project* are h igh ly successful and Lyndhurst need not take a back seat to any one B u t the advent of these projects locally has k illed the neighborhood interest. Gone are the m any ind iv idua ls in each section of the tow nsh ip w ho took the in itia tive and leadership to organize u-aiir; "H* Ib id a gym and book games.

' W e said It before and w e’ll say it again that once a youngster graduates high school and doesn't go on to college (w h ich there a t» v a ry fe w ) the ir ath letic careers come to an abrupt end. Except U* the* M unicipal So ftb all League w hat is offered the young men # h o fa ll In this category*' The on ly ba«flcetball is the B id d y leagu ef o r b o y ' t w e l v e yt-u iti o ld a n d u ntie -r u n it u (J Y O p r o g r a m w lm ti »*• Wnnled.M A lthough the basketball season has reached the m id w ay m ark

ijtyean that something can 't be done immediately. Most area have either A lum n i Associations Or Booster C lubs in

th u corner believes that the road back wou ld be if a South Bergen A lum n i Tournam ent is held in t t »

had thirteen For the flolden B.*ars t*»th Jo ey T ita and big Jo h n Porado <*ame up with twenty one point pr«*ductions while Tommy lxm *'! t :t I 1 i *• d eleven.

Opposin* th* Colt« on l i »day night at Manley H u ll thr lo"3l cagers were favored us the Colts had lost their prevunw t w i I«»op tussle- Bu t the ('.olden lit ars were slow ‘ tarting and at tlw* ♦ ltd of * (*ht m inute* the sm rf was ikad lw kf*«l a* lu 10. Coach D row ns quintet began to pull away in *he M-uond < ant«» and w ith a four -*»int spread held a 26 to 22 Wad at th*- irtierrniNiu^ Lyndhur«! still couldn't ge* a big lead as th»’ home* f *r -es lie Id them I I to 10 in the th ird quarter to trail bv fiv» . 37 32 at the start o f the final session. Lyndhurst then gat in command in the final eight minutes w ith an 18 to I I m ajorit” to w ifi its fifth in nine by twelve points.

T ita Spain was a standout for the Golden Bears dunking seven teen points w ith Po rad* adding eleven to the w inn ing cause

The Jun io r-V ars ity piloted by Co^ih J«»e M orris w ere more lortunate ss they s w v t thei tilt? to in iea.se the ir seasonal' m ark to six and one. llie lone loss suffered a ' ‘he hands of Pass air. They coiKjuered Kastside’’ jayvees 50 to 4 J w ith soph Mike Zelinsky high man w ith nineteen points. The trium ph over Cen­tral's scrubs was gained more easier as the locals coasted to a 74 to 43 victory.

Mr. and Mrs. Cieorpe lumoir, of 11 a/el street, entertainedWednesday evening fo r M r and Mrs. A lbert Beneven*o and child

Yen. Patric ia and Anthony, of Passaic. On Tuesday Mrs. Lu i entertained at lunch Mrs. Stan ­ley Zeremba and ch ildren, Susan and Jeffrey, o f W ash ington Town- ihip.

Fa* tside (73) U F 1guercia, f 14 4 31CarnathtHi, f 5 4 14Libo, c 4 1 1Carter, g (j 1 i r

, lîa/iptis, g 0 3 2Hosen, il 0 0 I

jSukenycx. g 1 2 -jC a ' liano, g 0 0 t

I Totals 30 I5 T.1 l.yndhtrr i (611 <; F 1

I t ». f 9 3 2’1 f.ongo, r ri 1 H/.an •nnato, < . 0 0 (Mariano, y 1 0 1

j Woertz, g 0 0 (! Po rad i, c 7 7 21; A Ambrosio, g 1 3 fM. Am brosio, g 0 o r

i Kolakow sky, r 0 1 1

Totals 23 15 61! Eastside 15 16 20 24- 7 fï.ym lh itrst 9 13 20 19—61

Otri r ia ls I*ohl Ht W yka1 vndhorst (SA) G F 1

j Tita , I 5 7 17Lon.ço, f 3 0 tZa neonato, r 2 0 4Mariano. ;• 1 5 7Woertz. g Z 1 5Porads, c 5 i n

! A. Am brosio, g 2 1 fiM. Am brosio. « 0 0 0K o lako w sky , g 0 0 0IVzxola, g 0 0 0

Totals 20 15 55('en tra i (43> G F TMaher, f 2 3 7Benfatti, f 1 0 2Ex um, e 2 2 CBruno. 3 1 7Sees, g 2 4 8M 'Coobery, f 0 0 0Robinson, t 2 5 9Schekees, e 2 0 4Dowd, g 0 0 0R id lcr. g 0 0 0

Totals 14 15 43Lynd hurst 10 16 11 1S— 55C rn tra l 10 12 10 11— 43

Five-Way Tie For First Place In Boy’s Basketball League

In the recent hunting season. Lyndherst are), ery enthusiasts weat ever h ill and dale Hi searcl •r deer. Here is the evidence that they were successful. Showing Ja ck R racar. operater of- Ui i

feyndhurst Sports Shop, two doas killed near K e n v ll are, left to right: Je e Lenaa Jr ., Je e Leasa Sr. Jam es Coelha. Anthony Lensa and Krucar. A . Lensa and Coclha shot the dee». ene af which Wa»135 pounds dressed. They shot at a distance of 45 yards. * '

intermediates Finish In Three-Way Tie8 if

was still Sacred Heart ahead at the intermission, 27 to 20 The locals broke the contest w ide open in the late stages w ith an IB fr) 8 third period and 19 to 8 final period m ajority.

aZ linsky w ith tw enty and

Monisera w ith tw e lve and Je r ry Pizzuti w ith ten led SacTed Heart

South Bergen area, w h a t w ou ld he better than a basket- ue made up of gradudtt* o f L yh d t iu h t. North A rlington,

East Rutherford, W oodridge. W elling ton w ith Ruther- g. M a ry ’s and North A rlin g ton 's Queen of Peace,

a i l sounds good on paper and now if w e can o n ly jtet I parties to come tow ard w e do not believe it w ill tj*-

l « Jo b to handle- -•>G O L F T O V R N A M R N T f U N » T O R E l f A B E

W ith o u t .« do id« ftu f Tbwnsfeip G f l f Teurnaeieat w i l l he held tn 'M . Coming up* is the elglWh anntia l afla jr in d o rrM iiie in in ls have been made foF the p lann lhg w ith ' an ifiitlal m e e t iig o f a il Interested le t for T hu rs^ a/ ed e^ n g , f e b f u ir y 5th d) i : i f ^ M ih the T o w n H a ll. / ’ . r

T he tournament was revtvpd last y t l l a fter an absence of Severa l y e a n and fifty eight participated in the tourney held at the W a yn e Country C lub in Preakness. A b ly aided b y the c luL professional, M ickey T riano the a ffair was termed a huge success.

L as t year the tournam ent was played in two divisions. The C lass A was fo r bonaflde to w iu h ip residents and Class B was for fo rm er township residents, and guests. In Class A a tie developed w hen Tony llarsz lak and A nthony Antorio both Came in w ith a gross of seventy three but under the “ sudden death " ru les I la n a la k w as ruled the chaatpien. In the £ 1 « » E je c t io n the pom fnercial Lead er T rophy was aw arded U rb an " JM K M I i ®ega*tl fo r the best gross score w h ile V ic to r D eC arlo was the C l » « B net event w tawar. '• J 1? r l ? * “ *

Fo llow ing thethe Couni _

d inn er w aa.served and aw ards rru fiR (fM the W i l in j f last year U ia golf tournament was under the sponsorship o f tlM D epartm ent o f p a rka and Pub lic P rop erty headed by M ayor W illia m F.

A fter three weeks of play the I ind iv idua l scoring laurels Sacred H eart Crusaders Bo y ’s! tw enty one points whileBa ' kt thall I -• a• ..« I,r,it' . If Qu.n. ri ».ad eleven. F*.with u l.v. i « i... in t j,iu< « Ham ', t om h«-«l 11v Mik« MoiunW .lh tin KniiKa iiitil II»« lUsot.n. ujiU I t o t i i UuUiiiclt», AJb*?rtlosing the ir first gam« s la<t Sat-1 Hynes had thirteen and Jim m yurday the eight d u b league has F ranch in a had eleven the Celtics, H aw ks and Raiders' joining the o^her tw o w ith identi­cal 'Iw o and one records. Th*league, for parish boy* of high * . , , .scho.,1 ag. is d iri*tled by F r a n k . " ! ^ l y,nu.r' " A ' ?Lowd. r and p lays a l „ u r game zoomf d 10 “ * '

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In the finale. Coach Anthony 1 F I a ru-hina* Celtics hung a 73 to I 50 loss on the Knicks, their first

Sacred Heart s Interm ediate ( P a rk Churchm en held a 14 tfeager** who finished in a three- ; margin in the second periodw ay deadlo<k for first half hon- League, were elim inated in the ors in the Bergen County C Y O finals o f a round-robin play-off On Thursday night *hey were downed by Ep iphany of Cliff- side P a ik , 54 to 4<i On Sunday they began second half plav and trounced St. Francis of Kidgef field Park. 04 to 30 During first half comoetition the only hiss suffcre by Sacred Heart was a 60 to 40 defeat by the same E p i­phany quintet

Lyndhurst trailed throughout in the play-off contest as E p i­phany had a 17 to 14 quarter lead which they built to 25-20 at hslltim t;. Sat red Heart held an 11 ' » 10 edi'e in 'he *hird can­to but Kpiph&ny (H illed aw ay in the final canto w ith ;i l ‘J to U advantage.

T hree of the victors scored in I the double figures w hile M ike

EpiphanySyslo. f Kub ik , f Shingelo,

Free ly , g Ande retti, g McDonald, ^K e lly , gFerrara, g

Totals Sacred lle a rt <«4i

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F T0 Ü1 11 0 16 3 19

Cartiglio , « C u r in o , g Lin fante , gHynes, g

T o ta l;Sacted lle a rt (4Rubinetti, f Monisera. f Pizzuti, f Sferur/a, f / ‘husky, c

i O lkowski, c Hynes, g Con< ha.

i Castij*Ilo, ” Carrino. g Lin fante , g

TotalsEpiphany 1Sacred Heart 1 St. Francis CM*)nirdjy, f Davidson, f W allace, fMcManus, t

Dill v M.nk l.<

Co

‘ Sacred Heart jumped off to a 19 to 6 quarter lead on St. F ra n ­cis and although the Ridgefield

Rubinetti, f 3 0 6 1 Barrett,Monisera. f li 0 12 C arc ith .I 1 / l i t ; f r, M 10 1 Tohru-onSftM h//;. 1 2 II 4 r . n ... ...Zelili- k> , t ü 4 ¿ii fit iUyFranchina, c 2 0 4Tronchone, c 1 0 2 I TotalsConcha, g 1 0 2 O ffKu

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2 Ü t5 1 v.4 0 \2 0 46 1 10 0 l0 0 (0 0 10 0 (0 0 (0 0 (

19 2 4<10 9---510 9—4<

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Redl Fights At SI. Nicfc'f

Stefan Iteill stiff punching wel- erweight. returns *o 'he S t N ick Arena Monday night. T ed d J J l r n n i r has ftedl signed t > meet >anny "UanR Uang" Russo, Irw .k lyn w e|te rw e iih t. in the tar Ix.iii of 'p s round». R e d l jcrm an r.nps#er, now fights ou..f Pass'ii.', N J. He has sco n «2 knockouts in 23 rights and h a s ' 'eve r been defea*ed In t i n St. Nick.

liussn t IT, has performed well >i •*!<■ St Nicl. w h?re he tcortd ver I- Id ie 1 yn.’ h and , Thny leColu th 1957 encounters. The Brooklyn hoxer is now eompiei- ni> h ■< four“ ! year in the ring. !u ?« i was 21 last Chris'm ha Be*, n his two w inning fighM In ttSft ’.usso R'-ori d 10 rfiund triumphs •vrr Chari y Cumminßji and nndf i* * m succession nver Cddie Lynch

R'-dl m »de his S* N ick debut >ept. 17 1956 and knocked out V a n h e Madison in four rounds. X M arch III ISS7 Redl and A I '4ilone drew more than $g,M0 1 in a ten round bout) w h k h 1 von In ''ie i l t l iB C One rier. also in the S t Mick.-«red in Iff rounds over ormer Unhtweight champion { ttrartad ra ire than 1 . \ lusso. Jtcdl. too 1 roundlne i i in fm irh rin» season. He <e 29 years old an M afeli i i vas fiorn in Ileregslava, Hu

1 vndhurs* Boys Win Letters

Roger Zino, Lyndhurst High School graduate, won his v a n ity football letter at D rake U n ive r­sity last week. Z ino was one of 36 students honored.

Another Lyndhurst youngster, W erner Heinem ann won his let­ter in freshman football and was one of 35 so honored.

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28 advantage after the first two periods. C h a rlie W illiam s came

The first game pitted the C o lts ' * * ""« *‘*n*onion aroppmg in «gainst the T ig e rs to set- which f<*"tc«*n goals and netted six

its in itia l w in .1L*hlppe<

Vo a id in l i e triumph. Fo r the K n icks, | ia y Piconc sank tw en ­ty f<iiir points on seven goals 8^1 ten Obt <|f thirteen fouls W ith Jinnpfy DellaVo p<• getting tw elve .

Team StandingsTeamc v it i i i H aw ksKn ieks l ilt lit«-1*-RamsColtsPantheTigers

A f l Jn , the tournament w ill be u _y h M M ta 'D e p a r tm e n t ab ly assisted by .a hoat o f golfers.L O C A L C O A CH ES HO N O RED A T * 0 BQ B00

A lob W ell done could have easily been the words last night three local residents were honored f«T condUng the Don H igh School foot bell team last aaeatxt Head Coheh Jig tn iy

, and, his aides. Coach Jim Sm ith and Cqech Ralph "Woozy shared the honors w ith the Den:the honors w ith

lioiiegad at aby tip A thletic Council beaded by Jbch Waco.

•* who has been an active Agure in local sports a.)the Am erican Legion, L y n M n t Otants and W oerti the Babe Ruth League plus organizing several softball

w a f the guiding ligh t behind the revival of intertchelaslic I at the Ramaey school. L u t seaaon marked the return to the

absence p i over a décade for 1 M Bosco.sounds there thatfreshman

w v t .4 w . H Im Caai l lt iu i ir t thav I

Dan A ltre players when they (h* School's Audito rium

team would p is t its in itia l w in ' « f foul attempts. J « 'Jh.- Titiers. c.M.-h.H» bv F .ank p l, r r " ch ipped in with fourteenT_ , • ta. e>,#d .n *A,. l|.|,,M.nli P.vr thuItami mède it a io n U .rf tnrougli- but the first h a lf as they trailed j|t the irtteriniSsion l»’> 3 point, at

to fc H o w iv e r . the Co lti !ulured by CharW y Ite illy . pa*-«*4 by M ike Z e lin sky and B illy Monisera, went on a second half rampage and w ith a lop-sided 49 to 21 m ajority tain« out on top,75 to 4G

Zelinsky caged th irty five pointy for the Colts who al <> had Monisera having a twenty nine point perform am • Kddn* Tirone w ith tw enty and M ike De Marzio w ith nineteen excelled for Tigers, who are now 0-3.

The second m at*h bringing together the R a id e rs and Pan*

wau also a close tilt for tl»e .... two péHòds T h e teams were Troncone, f

tied 11-11 the m id w iy mark S inopo li, f but Coach C a r l Stopper's .Pun- thers fe ll under a 35 to 25 bar­rage by Coach V in n ie Matraxia s Raiders and succumbed. 46 to 36.Joey Sferuzxa w ith seventeen points and L e R o y K irchner w ith fourteen paced the Haiders while T ippy T im panero and Joe M c­Cartney accounted i*»r twenty gve of the loners point; w ith thirteen and tw e jve . respectfully.

*lhe Ram s missed by seconds by going on undefeated* as in the third t ilt against the llaw ks tliey led 41 to 40 w ith the final seconds ticking aw ay . A pavi into the corner saw B i l l y O lkowski of Golden B e a r foo tba ll fame make

head shot which g iv e the Hawks a

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Women’s Club News

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The W om an's C lub of Lynd- iur»t had as the ir guest speaker tt their meeting held on W ednes­day afternoon at Adoniram M a : onic Tem ple in Second avenue, he Rev. Chase H. Stafford, pa*- or of the Reed Mem orial United ’ resbyterian Church. H is theme vas “ Archaeology and the Bible**.

The Rev. M r. Stafford showed iow this science of digging into he remains of ancient civilizs-

p r i .ident s p is to Mrs. Ricadela. This p in was adopted by the Sta te Federation last year, w ill be worn by the president during her term of offtce and then pas­sed on to her successor.

Mrs. Sum vw rs and her commit­tee served tea and cake preceding the meeting.

Departm eatal Meeting The Am erican Home and Art

departments of the club held aions is proving the va lid ity of jo int meeting on Monday after nany of the historical facts con- : noon at the home of M u . H a rry

tained in the B ib le , some of »K lf in . 225 Tontine avenue, vh ich have heretofore been qucs- - Mrs. F red Taub. ‘home depart - ioned by m any persons. ment chairm an, introduced Mrs.

W ho le cities are being unearth- ( Bernard Blohm. guest of the de- •d and rem a in . o.* buildings sub- ; partm cnt for the day, who show-

Appolnted plant superintendent for the Lyndhurat plant of S. F .ft Co., M r. Mae Donald Is a Princeton 1’nlveralty graduate,

b a member of the Am erican Chem ical Engineers and the of Am erican Bacteriologists.

Three Fined For Passing' Three d r ie r s , from C lilton .Rutherford and North A rlington respectively, were fined $15 fnr (

— d o c k ^ >» . he

tantiate the very plans of build ngs mentioned in the Bib le, listorica l tablets telling of acti­vities of ea rly civilizations reveal •.he characteristics of the peoplc- >f lands mentioned in the B ib le .

The program w « i arranged by Mrs. Fred Taub, Am erican dom e Departm ent chairm an. The peaker was introduced by Mrs. ATilliam M ayer, program ch a ir­man.

A t the business meeting Mrs. Pau l W itting , first vice president J the c.ub and Eighth D istrict Vice President 'of the Sta te federation, explained the w ork now being done in the matter of ,ed istricting the northern area j f the state. She also announced j rummage sale for the club to be le ld on M arch 19. 20 and 21.

Miss Ed ith Jennings, literature .and dram a chairm an, announced a dram a festival to be held in Rutherford on A p ril 21st.

Mrs. Taub told of the Genera] Federation sewing contest and listed those who w ill enter from the local W o m ans C lub groups. She told of a visit that she and Mrs. S. P. Ricadela, president, made to Bergen Pines Hospital,

had the ir d riv ing privileges re- snd said there are plans for a oked as results of convictions of j visit to the Hackensack Hospital.

John Wackwite Bocks Topolski

*or of the Evening Membership Department, held a card party (pr their Cannella Fund at her

ne in Valley Brook avenue.Inst Tuesday afternoon.

Her guests were Mmes Robert G. Aston, A. A. Aaron. G E Derby, Bernard CUkk, Matthew Horowitz, Harry K le in . Chari« .Kuhar. Louis Levine, H arry Lini- eus, Daniel Pater and , Fred E.Saum.

Others, who were unable to ittend the party, also cave her dent of the board and a contributions to the fund

Refreshments were served after "tie games.

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ProclotpqtioirOn Dimes Drive

Form er School Truit**c John H. W ackw itz today whol-hcart- edly endorsed the candiUa v of Theodore Topolski. » h o seel.* a three-year term on the Bo a id of Education in the next m »nth’* election.

Mr. W ackw itz . a formerfo u r -

time member served one the longest stints in school hist r-. said he has known Tooolsk. since the latter came to Lyndhurst

*‘I have found him ." he de­clared. "a conscientious and ded i­cated man. He is »he kind 1

I w.int to represent me on the

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serious motor vehicle law v io la ­tions

“ A total of 134 former com-

Mrs. K a r l Weber, youth and

ed the women how to cover coa*. hangers. The lesson was interest ing and the working out direc tions on their own hangers prov ed rewarding.

Mrs. K le in , art chairman, a nr some of her department did some painting during the afternoon.

Those present were Mmes. W i l ­liam Brotherton. M atthew Horo­witz, W illiam M ayer. Dougla N icol. George Renz. Sy lveste r P R icadela. president. Lebbcus Ste wart. Charles B. Summ ers, Jo h r T rin ka . W illiam J . V a v rik , A rt hur Weism ann and Joseph £ Zales

Evening DepartmentHeads of committees for the

dinner to be given by the E ve n ­ing Membership Departm ent o the Lyn d h u ist W om an s C lub ai the H aw aiian Palm s on the nighi oi Thursday, A p r il 2nd. as a testimonial to the Lyndhurst F ire Departm ent and the F irs t A id Squad met on Monday evening at the home of the ir chairm an. J4rs. H en ry Frank , in F ifth avenue.

On the finance com mittee are Mrs. Ralph San tu lli and Mrs. Norm an Thompson, tickets, Mrs. Dunckh Cameron, guests. M ia W a lte r Steever. program. M~s. Russell Safar, advertising, Mrs. A rth u r V. Schreckcnstein, deco-

, _ . Board of Education* His thinkWhereas. The National Founds- „ „ lund K . w n n ,

« °n (o rig ina lly the National 0 n oth<,Foundation for In fan 'ile Paraly- w l„ no) , „ ow ,he Kh<>ol svstcnl m s) i, em barkin’* ‘.h » vear on a ,o w f(tr th r,u,.h falM. K0n0m y.

I have talked w ith him at

I aw at Sfton H a ll U n ivers ity L «w Schor and E ectmnics through the H. C. A Institute.

Recently. 1 bad the honor of eicg elected as the V ice Presi­

dent of the Federation Of Boards • » Education for Bergen County Th s position is indeed an honor, net o (*v for me. but fo r the people of Lyndhurst. O n ly 9 Members are picked from appro­x im ately 050 board member* to represept the 72 Boards of E d y c a : tion in our county. '

As a member of our Board of Education I have tried to do an honest and sincere job w ith just one purpose— that the children get the best we can afford to offar

waste them, and that our taxpayers get he other hand he the most for their money. I be­

lieve these last 9 months have

Newt Day W S j Be Marked SM . 1

Everym an’« B ib le . dent, C. Nadler Hut oounces that Sunday, next, 0:10 a.m. at Bu i High School the session w ill activated by members of the of the -Everym an's News” . the schedule, annually, the ses* sion » known as “ Everym an*! News Day**,

During the 37-years of th f B ib le Class, iU official newtpape# has been published for 3£ y e a rs the first issue being printed Jafl> 3rd. 1924. Approxim ately 79 faK h i ful members have been on th# staff of this official Class new s} paper, putting forth their effort! in promoting the circulation o£ wholesome interdenom inational religious and educational newst benefiting everybody in the com*

flew and expanded health pro­gram cm bracin" an attack on arthritis nnd bir^h defev*s as well \s oolio. and. Whereas, there are 150.000 vic-

nf «'•li't « 'ho r*»n s* ■ 11 bene­fit from M arch of Dimes aid a-* foell as others who mav v~t fa ’l v®lue

i^tim to this cripplin«« disease through •nd Wh«*r**a». tS»re are m illions of s<ho<il boa id

Americans unde»- 40 who have M r W ackw itz *ai’ed to *ike advan*'»ge of the er ery one to vote.£a’k v^'V'ine and who must tn' Topolski sixjke la>t Sunday be

evening’s M unicipal Court ses­sion. * ••

Magistrate* Horace R Br> le. J r . charged A lexander M uir. Sr., M F ifth avenue. C lifto n ; Adolph E . 8chmidt. 102 W est N ew e ll avenue. Rutherford, and Rocco

C rim inal D ivision in the preced- nt» calendar vear. A total of 54 law ^ders w ere found guilty Tnjl and costs aggregat­ing $1 273 00. In addition. 3 de- 'endeats v-ere sen‘»need to the Bergen County Ja il, nnd 24 de-

Vi*rliarclo, 420 R iv e r road, North i fondants were placed on proba

education chairm an, a card p arty j rations, Mrs. A. J . Kem ps publi for the benefit of the scholarship i city , Mrs. Louis De Massi and fund to be held in the H igh 1 Mrs. Frank P o l’ara. receptionist. School gymnasium on the even- 1 Mrs. Kenneth Ruzika, department ing of Thursday, A p r il 30th. ! chairm an

Mrs. George Renz, garden de- Department Meetingpartment chairm an, read a recipe A t their regular departmentfor a Happy Year. meeting held on Thursday even-

Arlington *\e m inim um chargt oh the offense Com plaints wcrrlodged bv P.iti 'IriN-r V M, A d ivari «ud MatUmw ¿¿mut.

Thomas 4teil!y, of Harrison was fined $17 after pleading fl« defense to sneeding 50 m iles at h»ur i a * 25 mite zone Jan u a ry C. He was ticketed by Patro lm ai A divari.» George T. Dummer. 5fi C r^ ta *

.street, sVDrtli A rlinetnn and V ite Bertucci, of Irv ington earh were fined l ^ f o r fa ilo re to s*op at a stop street s iw December 15 or com olaint of State T rooner G. B u r ie Ilo.

I ion w ith the B e rren Countv ProT V o rtrnent D m in " 105R

I 27 i nm plauiU «»; ¡ndn 1-

;u iltv of offenses so charged dis "nissfd 11 crim inal complaints. -.ilS^en-led senten^'' on 15 offend­ers. and nermitted the withdraw- il of 22 char~.es in compliance vith the reque?*s of complain- ints.

ing in the High School Cafeteria the ir program included a panel discussion by Teen-Agers from

length. He tells me that his sole interest is in 3 v ine ly n d h u rs t a s.hool svstem second to none. He savs he w a n S to se«* that every dollar produces a do llar of

He's the type of m;»n. expericm e. education

and desire, that we want on our

again ur^ed

perm itted me to get fu lly ac- «1—.«rK ir.quamted w ith the problems o f ’ " ? ™ * * . ^both our taxpayers and, A ir Reporter Charles E . G*ge w | » hool svstem. Therefore, should ^ave fu ll swing in leading you iee flt to re-elect me to our Board of Education, the entire 3 years can be utilized more effec­t ive ly I make this' solemn pro­mise to our people of Lyndhurst:I w ill propose or support only those changes or activities which I believe are to the best interest of the ch ildren and the taxpayers.

1 here are some individuals1 who would like to *e me lose

one reason. . . , c . — m y purposes and the ir politics

Dar.shionei of St. ^ incomp . tlb l . to

persuaded to get vaccinated and | fore the uld St. M ichael-. Club.W here*,, ••-re are 11 nOfl.nOO : one of Lynd hur» ' « olde»< organ- niMrnoM, ,nd tl

American!* who suffer the pam I i'ations. As<nd tyo n lin - of n rth rit i, and M khee l . Church, he w a , *reet - th,.m , th i^ re ia rd le a a of the •heumatir disea,e. and ISO.OnO ed by old friends at the session ouU,()me of ^ I cenfjnrted «»it«-. ch tM ren w1>n a re ^ Toryilski explained that he has incere|v say that for the past t Horn annually w ith significant , owned h s own home here for months I have served Lyndhurst k irth defects, and ten years has jo ined exrcriem-e hone.tly aiul «m cerely and to me,i Whereas The National Founda-; in 'he education fie ld by ex- j tha, ^ a|| ti ,at re, ; j v counts. ‘ tlon w ill offer »asiatance to child- ten iive college tra m in j and as | , WQuid u k ( rem iB()Ten through 18 in need of medi- ! an engineer for W estern Elec- VOy th j , our coun4rv ^ „4 w l r & *•1 treatment for a rth ritis or cer-1 trie has gained experien-e in the | f.. . b . uoon 'e lection— t M 'la in birth defect, of ’he central industrial fie ld w h li h he th in k , (h(_ ru^.,aervous system, and lean be put to food use on the I Mak< - , r. that not o » ly »oil,3 W herets. thotuand, of persons j Board of Education | ^ your friend* end *eifh-

asaemblar- in ainglng three Ip « proprlate hymns In terapem d l a »he p rw r tm . Reporter H e r r « H e lck HM, W W t t a rm y w i l l read 1 M Scrip ture, w ith C h ap } U rn F red JM e r beetowin* benee diction later. Iluaeel D eVries o f the Bed army, a reporter a lio , i j (o erect the visitors. ~ I

Everym an '» New» Ed ito r, W a if ter P . Felgentreu. comet unde» the ( la r ln c headline* o f “ A n J r*ouncement.” J ,- .v \

Jam es Ham mond w ill be eon* ducting the Everym an '» , C —•*— - tra. »

Reverend A a rt V an H ou M o 'j talk U on 'T»i*J»” . V e ry I comment I* d raw n from 1

a t a

in our sta'.e suffer from the ef kcta of polio, b irth dcfec'.» and ir !h r it is and can benefit enor­mously through T he National Foundation’s three sreat pro­grams of M edical Sc ien tific He- tearch. Patient A id and the T rain ing of Diacasc Fighters,- Therefore, Be I*. Be ro lved that t W illiam F, O e ll;i"he r. M ayo r of Lyndhur»t. do proclaim Ja n u »ry. 18J9 " ‘

the Lyndhurst H iuh School senior | that lie ahead

Mrs. E. G. Davenport, Even ing Departm ent advisor, announced the ir program for the ir meeting and stated they w ill have en ­trants in thr-sewini* contest

M r. I. K Ciauel. nnisir ,-hair- rn.in, ..tilled there w ill lie a IIIUMl- j boliavior patteins ol

ib le nature w e ie referred to th- festival in N ew ark tfl the spring j tim e,.I r a n d , 'u ry for disnosition The an<j that Mi-s A rthu r W eism ann | M ichael Jo y . English teathei■Joiirt found B defendants not , w in pu y a piano w to a * , . , , ^ the Hj([h ¿ . hoo| wa, mode.

Mrs. H. E. Roszcl, public wel- rator Students who took part fare chairm an, recommended that ] w ere Thom a. Toblaaen, A n th «ny we have aale* of ita n a m ade by . and M ichael Ambroaio, Ruth the blind at the Feb rua ry and Hatch, R t lyn N ata re and Gio- M arch meetings. Thi» w ill be 1 vanna C ipolla Mrs. Duncan done. She also aaked fo r help in : Cameron, program chairm an, in ­making cancer dreaalngn on next itroduced the group.W ed n tid ay , Ja n . 28lh, at>d stated I P lan s for individual home card that used white

to 5:00 p.m. inChase H Stafford and his fam ily.

M r Stafford, who has been Pastor of the Reed Mem orial

—, . a* M arch of Dimes United Presbyterian Church forMonth and ur**e a ll citizens to the past seven years has accepted foork for the M arch of Dimes and a c;,n to the W estm inster Presby- cootribute tq tW * great humani- : terian Church of Fresno, Califor tarian oroiect that w ill lead in- I nia and w ill be leaviag Lynd- evltab ly “ toward greater vie- j hurst soon after the first of tories" in the months and years February

bors exercise the ir p riv ilege ofvoting I t doejn’t m atter for whom you w ish to vote, as long as you .vote and those elected are the choice of the m ajority of

A tea w ill be held Saturday the people afternoon. Ja n u a ry 23 from 3 00, Should you wish to have me

5:00 p.m. in honor of Rev. serve you for the next three

Parish Tea For Rev. Staffords

SII M t l r r

T Richard Steepy e f thft

Count Is to

years. I would appreciate your vote— my number is 5. * *.

S incere ly F ra n k L iv e ll i

Tote should be that there la to be a foerrm an"» 'Ifew *. “ fh e ti'eak»” • and w!» e Ret

irui* .'trsitand v.-Were Circulation W illiam M or«ail w ill be to point-out, before or a lta r t

wmHonor Officers

Past M atrons and Past Patron*- Night w ill be observed at the meeting o f F ra te rn ity Chapter tomorrow even;ng at Adoniram Tem ple, in Second avenue.

Expected honor rues*.» are Mmes. Leons K e llv , H a re l P a lm ­er, M ary Sm ith, E m m i B u rk . H o Summers. A n ita Cobb. G ’advs Pag lieri, L yd ia L in d e b e r :. F.dith Neuhauser Edna Oswald. Kdna C ooke ,; E^sa H n rw lc , M vrtle K le in . Helen Zoltm an. M ary Norstedt, Adolpha Hanson,

A nd Anna Vanden Heavel. Charld tte Keeley. Thora F re it M ild red Koehler. B e tty B u ll Doris N ixon and M ild red Rey nolds, p v t matrons; and George Bachm an Em ilius Pag lieri. W a r ­ren Hapson. Thomas Fe rra ra . W a lte r K eeley . F ra n k Koehler. O rv iU e Enfie ld and George Nix- a ft p o it patrons.

“ In the calandar year of 195fl. h“ I vndhurst Mtin ri^al Court 'o llected a to*al of $7.083.40 in *lnes and cos*s O f this total, the Township of Lvndhurst was allo- •ated snd »'•’ id the af*-»re"ate sum if $3 384.00. Inc ¡dentally, this am was the highest paid to the

m unicipality in anv one year dur- nr* the p-ist decade. The County •>f Bergen received a total of $2.- 105.00 and the Sta»e of New J e r ­sey. $794 40 from last yea r’s such disbursements were $3,248.00 ind $1 320.90. respectively

“ A rth u r L . Hermann, C le rk ”

used white m aterials areneeded.

Mrs. C h a r t s Summers, who sends cards to the sick, reported that Mrs. Stam m er was in the Hackensack Hospital and that Jc .ieph Cuneo. husband of our hospitality chairm an, is ill.

Mrs. Lebbeus Stew art, mental health chairm an, stated that the president and she w ill p ick up items the members have for G reystone Pa rk and w ill take them to the hospital there.

Mrs. W ittin g presented a new

M a y o r

Rosem arv Checki. daughter of M r and Mrs. Anse lo Chccki of V a lie v Brook Avenue, has re ­turned to the S t Coletto School

¡a t Hanover. Mass.. after a few at the weeks at home w ith her par-

im in - e n t s H e r r e t u r n w a , d e l a y e d a i iiI s w e e k t h r o u g h illrv.1»,.

M r. and M r». Pau l have n n e i M b thq lr hoaM at M S M l * » Oourt, the ir young daughter. M a A m M r. K a ig M t r , who eluded hi» »ervlce in I S u te » M arine C o n k i , noiw an executive superviai w i t h H . H . M a t v a n d C o m p a n y

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parties for the benefit of the Ronald Cannella Fund were an­nounced. These w ill be held dur­ing this and next month.

Mrs. Pasquale Scalera is in charge of plans and arrangement for a theater party to be held in | late spring.

Hostesses for the social hour w ith refreshments, w hich fo llow ­ed the meeting were Mrs. Sca ­lera, Mrs. Jo hn Sloan and Mrs Jo h n B. Sozzio.

Card Party Mrs. E lm er G. Davenport, advi-

CHEW JANUARY 22-23-24

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The Voice Of Stuyvesant Avenue Merchants.1

ARNOLD S BAKERYW tid in g and Birthday Caket

O ur Specialty

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242 S n in e u n t Avenue

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EDNA MAE SHOPPEL A D IE S ’ AND C H IL D R E N 'S

W EA RVisit Our New Modern Store

Mist Swank — l.uxite — Barhiton For tuna

O fficial Girl Scoutt Headquarter»

236 Stuwesant Avenue

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BARGAIN STORE231 Stuyvesant Avenue

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KLEYER KLAD DRESS SHOP

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Join The 1959

March of DimesSend in your contribution

NOWTo RUSSELL KERESTES, Treasure

COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK STUYVESANT AVENUE

PHILLIP J. PAUL, Township Chairman

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306 Stuyveunt Avenue GEneva 0-3308

ODETTE S BEAUTY SALONExpert Hair Shaping mnd Tinting

Perm anent Wave Specilliti304 Stuyvesant Avrnue

Lyndburrt, N. J.GEneva 8-6817

SAN CARLO RESTAURANTF A C IL IT IE S FO R B O U Q U ET S

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300 Copeland Ave. (cor. of Stuyvesant) W E 9-9083

A. CHASAR & SON LEA S SPECIALTY SHOP

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298 Stuyvesant Ave. CE. 8-2121

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G lady • T aylor Castlçl.a, of Heights and Mr*.

Lptorraro Mariano, of

of ltS7 , I .yncihnr'l 1, held its 22nd anni-

reunion at San Carlo's tor Saturday evening. The attend­ance was Sa. Thera were 72 in the.rlass.

f r a n k Ruggiero was toastmas­ter. M r. and Mrs. Joseph Jaquin- io. whs marked their 18th wed- W f anniversary on that day,

to lead the anniver-tory da

Som e of the in trr» i'in ; facts noted abou* (hose who were pres­ent ware 'h a t M r. sind M rs. C la r ­ence G o le *b i“ w jk i of W e*' I -on* Branch ' travelled the farthest <o te» to the reunion, This shows that m o s t I l f t h e r ' a s s l l a v c s t . t v * ‘<l n t 'U f t o I . v i n l f i m s i '• iii ' *■ U r n prariuation. 1 h<>s«* wli<i a i r fur- f h m n W a y < -tni4d j W m a k t- t h e jreunion this time.

Mrs. F leanor Me E u h e r n has | ttie most ch ildren, four. Mrs. H * e n Royak U lm er has a m arrieddaughter; Halph Sr'hranz is a tyewY o r ir C i t v policeman and wa§ the H qsplU I, K dgewood

event; Mrs. E the l M in to Fafoan is the longest m ar­ried; Mrs. Elizabeth D vorak M ey ­er has the youngest child.

MirhiUd Russo, president of the class, was unabi? to attend on account of illness. Mrs. M ar ton Woodward Staples, secretary, was present.

The committee of arrangements were Mrs. Lu cy Rugnone Signs, of Lyndhurst. Mrs. E th e l M into Fa loon of H utherfo rd , Mrs. Car- m ella S ivo le llo S?h lim hach, of I last) rouck, Height m and Mrs. H il ­da K lecak Gefers, of Wood-Hidge.

Mrs. M argaret Robb, of Dela* field Avenue, had as hef w eek­end "u e ^ s her dtiu®h*«*r and son- in-law Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Ark( H l : l i i V «»f V i m I 11 > * I . , i M i » m •- . inI i v ..I . . M i VI I . I .. ( ’ .n

no • :i>»»I • ■ • i i ^<-ri. J ,V . ilI ■ I i f l h m s i ' I f * r n U ;» - '« I . 1 1• <I Mm. Robb's birthday. H er son and dauj'hter-in-lav/, M r ami i Mr^. Howard Robb. of Oakland. j have a new <j n K iu Kdward. born on Ja n u a ry KVh at Valley

m BrasketThree of the candidates in the

forth«om ng school board iler- Uon today announced t'»at they are running as a b ra jk V The three, candidates arc M ario IV te r Rizzo, Dorothy K . Sorzio and Theodore T. T o p o k U . An to their bracket the candidates made the fo llow ing statement:

“ W e havo met and dtscuased our v iew s and aims. Each of ut entered * ie race itvtentfmj to run lndei^endently. how ever, we feel that since we a ll have the same o) ;e?*ives and desires it is * i our mu ja l advanta*** to jo in fort-s. 1* Is our aim *o keep our educat onal sys -»m a* a hi; h leve l in order to provide our ch ildren wi»h the education they need to live active, health ­fu l and useful lives.

“ W e ask our friends to sup­port our fu ll ticket. On elect on day vote Rizzo, Sozzio, Tovalski. Look for U ^ S — T.

Reliab le — Sincere — Trust w orth y."

Divorces For Soutii Sercjenires

South Rergen divorces last week included »ha* of Mrs. Mai paret Foster, 57 U k ur‘ lane Eaat Rutherford, from her husband.

I John, of C lifton. The compla.ntI was desertion.| Mrs. Bobbie Je a n Pen warden of 298 Ridge road, I.yndhurst, won a d ivorce from Donald B .

I Pen warden. 27, o f 400 VaUey Brook avenue, Lyndhurst. T lie charge was cruelty.

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Of Meaëowland A Problem That itself To Pasinatiiig Conclusions

i ' lt i* t ran ih r mrwlmr» U riraiu<-<l (if the million« of "'V,'".fa llim i » J i r j l f r which Homi ih r arra?

1 , 0 « « « T ì f t e m<Mt f a v i l l a t i n e rx |M ^ iiii»n ^ in th e r e p o r t and is

of' vo basic types

The first is #he tu n '^ r gat* w h ith there sre 4; while »Ke s< c

_ _ m ............ ....... ...... 4hc bascule «a*.? or vvhi h

M * * *• ü *"*' M r n d o w la i ü P U n n in » C o iu m i» M o n r r « ^ n t |y j £ ' * Vvh,“ , \ T \w a » a n th a l * r r y s u b je c t. F l a p lyp<- t id r p a irs , n i r r h a n im l l* . h e u ,, icm f i , . n *h in t h e

n i l n l t i d r fM n > a n t l p u n ip « a r c t l i r n n .* l I f a i i b l r in r ll i- , loi-mer, bu*. I t e r. m lvuni i <i l i r m d l t iJ l n s to th e n la n n r r a .

Is how i* wou ld be done, i n j to '-he r*:om m rndi-

i ot • p lanning engineers: nrasure of sucreas in re | Uae meadows w ill be de

kjr 'h e extent to w hich > M ade w a t* r free The

of aacMnplishm g this, by lily , m o*’ be mcchani.-al:

st differentiate be- w »ter «ltd tid

. a l lo w in ' In land water eal* M o v in g tide w a 's r entrance

^ »-cem olish «hi* solely b> ts of a 7i% v itv system woul< b e tremendous earnim’ , o1

P >.1 raise the entire meadow- ib r a t ib n 5 to 0 Me', above then tfktiting grade.' i h e priana iy drainage iiu tru

«tents w h ich a r t a va iltb lc *o d. n u Job are flap »m e gates, me rh a n jrs lly operated tide gate* ana pumps.O f Ga lea

H y p rate's are un-omplu-atrd re la tive ly m ex-eoaivo devicet v.hich do an e ftc lm V and effer- 1 ivO> l^b. 1 he ir «cfk fcd of opera line is v e ry simple. The gate is mounted on hinge» m tha< the botfom is fra * V> sw in- out o r in t f the in land w a te r is higher t lu f i the water, the resu lt­ing, pressure differen-es w ill open Ihof gates aad w a te r w ill be dnpned; i f the t*4e aide is higher, the. gale w in a»rrespondingl> close, due to the resu lting pres s u n difference,

ijlap ( a le installations are very erous and are oaed through- the w orld , p rin c ip a lly in I pto le t la. on dams, in sewer

d In rec lam a 'ion w ork . o f flap gate IttM M Ia| exist In pactions ot the mea-

and a re m aintained b y the lu ito Ex te rm inatio n Commis- I of B e rg en and Hudson fetiea. T h e siae o f these gates Cnerally sm all as they serve ■zed a reas F ro m inform ation

d. they, anpear adequate to o f d ra lnaae fo r purposes

Mmosqu’* " control, and are re-o f t H to It« trouble tree. It

IM ►uld be nut 'hat the*»i«M need to be Inspected fre- (u h n tlv to clear aw ay foreign

4terial that m ay hinder th e ir

due elaborate m achinery.In comparison *hc t-nft"ir r :' '

: has v a r y simple m achinery. AM >70.000. This cost, distributed 1 -ato* are nr*-\atel by in •a’o.s of »ver ♦he dra-na*e area avera e* | j fioy. mctua4 r s\ stein.» l y *17 per a tre of meadowlane ■ W l,re , „ nlitB, ln , U !|lV j „ „ t iro le t le d Maintenance eon’s are h). („ „ , . ru , , d in ,h(. n.M i l ,lv m m inal thou-H it would be ad- ,, ¡, r e i„ mm, nc1rd . 'i„ t t , int.ir disable for aafrty sake to have ; usrd Bs , h l. 1>prra.

lionbl atvs. mui t lii* fni i-eusnns

w av fr..ir tl-e f v ’ .-ilhins an hour I parlty of 11.100,001) gallona p rr us" of "iitnrr. lk s in 'be r h ijti..U r l i l i Iv "L I* inMrum ent tu I m inute distributed anum". 10 ioni In itu lly , tb«y representm+1 n illmi« |»'S m inute d a tam i There are. rtt co u r je .: I a ir e cap ta i nutlayè. A in. nonirtTn.d in s .mr <>f ' itWy’s la r tc numerou* sm aller scale thou-h ^-m pump ;•.»!* ro tirh ly jn .w n .erntrlfuS I riinv 's . 11 is In pumps impoitant F ro je c 'j in. n iefatmn a S0.0i)U pi in imit t.12(H:0 and aor- ••ira*. "Xtri in Iv hiirh vohM*a-i.throughiiut th e D h iIrd and in o lili ,rf unii $1(10.000. Thesrcnrpled ‘ '1 lii'v .Il ia d i . i w fii'h i world. . [ fi.-urc-s fi' not nu-lude *he r s* ofv e are in ten s i j«I. -g j An cxnn inV ofv n .. ,.4,ÌM. In . , mstalta»icn. r r »’a* p o s a te roat

r f ' ‘uni non he Dulitx st3llnti«>n is f;»und ; -st ♦ • 'S i '»k y thè »>est north of thè Board** prf« of iur-• ; e* i» ! iha «edam i^ ic t io n . in thè Borou h «*f Tet r

. t ,< iH ^ - O - e r t , ^H V n ', ! 's wat«r- i> < i li n ¿ . ■ n f in which • if H 'r i is held re-l«r* (.-r* dfwm n". b s own 'ea ■ • it•» , m er d aut&ge *

\ V f owiQg threu^h p f> m K is

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TTìo u*? »! «,v. land« kn-wn

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where pumps ar-' located 1 hav ing a combined » ar-u >♦»' of 55.000 "a llons per minuto. Thi'-«'

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t r v*anauitenance men check M e gate.« ti„

I vu 'P^d i.1 t'1: nd ' • - ' 7.rc D r r m ' t i *’ rv-n l «r i , xist-,rt' '• ln 1 \ U F er J .i-

la ily .The negative asnert in the use

I ♦heae ¿a* ?s is 4 hat they are at he com plete m crcy of *he tide onditions, are subject to wash ut and ♦.*> '•»mmine from debrii r o ther otist rue4 ions. Another na)or (lrawbftek is that f la r ates tan handle only re la tive ly m all s m o u r 'i o f wa4er. T he ir ef-

of safety a ll ''at** ha^e har.d grated per.nanert hoists.

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The use of p u m n on re'-! una t on work d*1 ‘ ‘•s b a jk M 1500 15 C \>hen the E v r ’ ians used :> irude device called ’he “ shidoo ’ • > ir ­rigate and lard . Whilt* this d< vice is t i l ' in use today pump

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pumps keep a 700-acr^ indu tire« wa*er fre^. Th- lar"»*r

Lptmnns in the i n ^ ’lation have „ „ 10.000 ffallon re r mini^'» caracr-

.r ^e;n-.u a _ ? tirs w h ile fhe smaMer pum ?shave capacities of 5 'v>o raMons » '»r minu»e. It in s i 'n i ' i ant that Teterboro. wh^ch form-»rlv w in flood n-pne has not bnH a •in^l'» flood sine** *he In c^ tio n of this —'stem. The annual o 'eratin-1.

'*•1, ex^udm1’ i r on^4-hm- d tv js (00 AM un ti ha\e elr<-t ■•ir mr * t « find •*

l‘r ' have prp**r',e n 'v »».»line ''n ' nesc v as Rt »rdby eoui-ment. A f o^r

^ . 'n I nrt’iator svst^m contm ls th * imips and m^irf*.' n« d r*»in-

i naf e sys- n»(< : t ie im j a* a desired e l? a-(>v*rin« 45 lion.

r'.p y h *h . o*'. ¡.■as a-* no v in 1 *«»* of the Klor-

15 0*0 squMe[•d v. *v riii^«^ :i; 1 • of moving•'J ci'V. n «r m n-

•« s 'rn lV r ur- v n • a hi h ca-

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atioif t e n a r l lly . flap ^ates arc mT»de

it( cast iron « r Umbet», w h ile boraand A ir Its, pips

gales h ave m achined taking surfaces and ean be made *o op­erate w ith as l i H ie as two-tenths ò lla fool d ifferen te between lev- el4 o f in land and tide w ater. They are ex trem ely rugged, one man- u facturer cla im ing no rena'rs for his insta llation , during th ir ty * IlVe years o f operation in the N «w Y ork M etropo litan Area.

¡An intoortant advantage in the lue of f a n gales is in the ir m od­erate cost. Gates of '.he size in w^ich w e are in 'ereated cost ap ­proxim ately S3 000 each, w h ile tt*ir- struc*’jre s are correspond Ing lv inexpensive. S ince It weuld take approxim atelv five

to d ra in the uoper B e r r y ’s C u t k A rea . $29.000 would be

fo r gates, and $45.000 fornoededs ir

. . « ' i "technology has rro ;,r **ed «"leney t» onhr 60 r*v cent that _ r . r. _____f a m echan ically opera^^d pate:

however, the ir low cost wouldhist ty ‘he insfa llrtion of a rehi-iv e ly greater number of "a»*s•vercome the ir low er effl ieney."he positive factors for f ap typeidc g^tes Me* in their low cost•nd ease of operation.M ^fhaniraUv # »**«(«♦ Oates

M echan ica lly operated tM r -»atos are In v e rv ex’ -nsiv»»‘hroughout the \n»rW, thnujlh ‘he ir use as Jid a l s tru f’ ures has he^n lim ited due to the in fre ­quent need for such controls »ales of this nature are found in lams, flood control dikes, sewer systems and in almos* any proj +ci requ iring drainage. In w h i 'K f 'he prevention of flow back into »he d rained area is ne^saarv.T he ir operation is re la tive ly simple: when the w ater to be traitoed ia his.her or deeper than the w a te r in the outfa ll channel, the ga«e is lowered and *he water allow ed to flow ou* W hen the reverse situation exists, the gate is raised, preventin'* w ater from flow ing bark. The usefulness of such a device is evident where the flo w of a rising rive r, lake or tida l body, is to be controlled.

A n exam ple of this *ype of control is found *ust nor*h of the Carlstad t meadk»ws a» »he ju nc­ture o f Overnock Creek and the Il>*c^cnsat k U iser. Th«* s trn c tiu f is part of the B?rp.fn C o u n ty P a rk Commission's O verperk Creek project and its purpose is to rrea^o a fresh wa**r lake in an area w hich was fo rm erly a tide marsh. T h is lake drains I t square m iles of watershed and is slated to become n*irt of a 1,000- acre park development.

T h e Overpeck- structure cost $300.000 (includ ing a roadway stretch for *he New Je rsey T u rn ­p ike ) o f w h ich $198.00 w m spent on the gates and the ir controls alone. The ye a r ly cost of opera­tion is abou* %6 000 and is d ivided as fo llows: $4.200 for a service m an on 24-hour ca ll; $1,000 for power used to run the nates and heat tliem in w in**r; and $800 for repairs, m aintenance and m iscel­laneous costs.

T he structure is 296 feet in w idth and consists of 11 gates, each 20 fee4 wide, the rem aining 36 feet conais* n» of concrete sup­ports. O f the 13 7ates. 7 are non- operational, consisting of stop logs w h ich can be nulled out in _ tim e of cm crgency w ith a port- '

square miles, has a pumping ca- T h ? ti-^est drav.'bick in th?

iHvolted i t uni. 't 'io iirid e le it i i I ei«l I a i r l>«-i e«nat.on is fiirtun- a tr ly very sm all w hUc the sqc- t.nd hand marke* is food, llow- ev*r, m ail ‘ m n e on i um r s usuftlly runs 4 > about 3 per cent of the ori- inai cost per ysar, w ith a lO^'p’cte overhau l it?commend­ed t \ t r y 10 years. The power cost on an eiectri^aily driven 50.000 «pm un * would lx» approx­imate y S ’ I 500 r vear if it were rum-two hours eve ry day. In ad ­dition. while | um s are re la tive ­ly sturdy machines, the p^usibi'i- ur t-i a p u t fu lure ts high in (fciptf>ar ison to other drainage de­vices The prim ary advantage of pumrs ! i °s in »heir ab ility t j drain in lan d w a l» r whenever n^eesaary. regardless < f tidul con-

. d tiorjs. This is ‘he only method of d iam u:’? by w hich ‘his is ^os si t.le.

A ll puirps whivh n n v h* in ­stalled in ' e meadows shot Id br

le ‘ foreign material.

f« h as lara;e clump« of grass or - ether, oorta^in^ one sh a ft narba£e w ithout d.'lflrulty, and [m g the pump im peller The extra

drlr-

should be able to w ithstand the chem ical action from the brack ish meadows water. It is at>ao lMtcly essential tba4 ’ he movin e lrm in ts of the tu n ^ te : »n cor loslve and rust-prodi.

A (o f4 onalvsis «»n oom ' drh**t j indicates tha4 diesel engine* | would be sllghn y more expensive to instat1 ln i*‘a llv than e l ' ‘ -tri a motors; however, the operational costs of the e l r f r ieal n iotor would be fa r ercater TKah th-ja« , o f dieael engines

D iesel power has ad antsze* | other Vymn « ?s4 Since the unit i , self contained, if does not reb on an ou^sidi* power jwiur^r* fo operation. The likelihood of dec- tr ita l fa ilu re is "reatev- durin- : j storm, whieh is the critica l p^r iod during w hich p u m ^ must be in operation. A n elc trica l powet 'a ila re could kno.'k out a ll pumps in a single «ta*ion, ^ h ilc the fa ilu re of a single diesel unit might cause, at wors* only slight­ly reduced cap%ii*v.\ In any •vent, maintenance, of some ca- iacitv would be in jured «f th equired number of u n it f r lu * »ne addif ional standard stoeV

diesel engine were iij^tailed to-

iimt et.uid be sw itched in or out hiHiWi o n? et» 'in e be m operat w . Should tr.-o un ;M be ou* of use,

'he oump wiMild still operate, hou*h p‘ reduced volume. A. ve il m aintained en-roe should not fail. S to rk m e in es facilitate epatrs. b^ 'h in tim e and coat. ‘ \

M r and M ia George Moore,»f V a lle B iout; Avetiue, had r a hc.r vw-rekend curst M iss Mari# to-k. of B ro o k lyn \

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Atomic W orld T a li Subject A t High School

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opportunity of getting acquainted with the wonders of our present •fc* a apecial assembly pro­tram . Featured on the program w ill be “ Thia A tom ic W o rld ” a trave ling atomic-energy exhibit of the TJ. S Atom v- Enea^y Cum- m ttion.

The exhibit w ill l>e nr*t>t to Lyndhurst from the Mum'uhi Division of the Oak RiH-e In«t

LeClon Paradem rm b ff of the Museum Division w ill tak f the audience on an excursion into the atomic age. 'Utiliz ing exhibits and demonstra- t on equipment, the demonstrator vm I) explain in simple language

, V„ K . , thr fundamental» of atomic en- I Im portant changes affecting Presiden t V ictor D. Ban la whoae*-ynanurst H igh School stu er>,v anrf how comp%re, w ith the Rutherfo rd Trust O ffice of f automatic retirement under the

pallia W ill n€x*. T uesday h ave th ^ j other Kpes of energy; how a to- Peoples T rust Company at 14 Peoples Trust Retirem ent P lan** “ “ *" m ic energy is released through Park Avenue, Rutherford, have w ill take place <m M arch I. 195».

radiation and fission; and how been announced by Ceasar J A t the bank's Adm in istra tive Rehabilitation atomic energy is used in agricul- Bertheau. President ul the bank. O ffice at tlO M ain Street, Hack-ture. medicine, industry, and These, together w ith numerous ensack. Assistant Secre ta ry K irkother fields. , other oromotions and new ap-

illu stra tive charts, oanels. mo- I poinlments. were instituted byde!s. and equipment w ill play I the bank s Board of D irectors atmportnnt roles in the demonstva-1 its mee*mg on Janua ry 12. — ---- ---------tK h . One of the outstanding. Robert J A hes-.n Assistant loaning officers Francis J . | Bingo was plaved firr cash p n ie s : Color G u ard d r ill at. pres nt iattrartions of "T h is A t o m i c V ice President and M anager of rip * , form erly Assistant ,n d „ f j^ in n e n ts w ere served by each Sa tu rd ay afternoon a* 3 p.m

t i . i . v i . e . i■ - k L i, W o rld " w ill be a demonstration that O ffice . He succeeds V ice President at Rutherford, has (h „ . _ . » any members are mteres'ed inm snares *“ e exhib it « w e ll as ,rf th ' V ,n de_ G " * * i P r ' " " d<'n’ 11 von r , , n k ' r»n»ferred to Hackensack any of you (r ,m r, d„ hav, thp drilling w ith th- Guard, report

/ . „ 1 ■ * , electrostatic generator. Th a de- Uvho has been trin sferrcd to the w here he w ill assume the duties , , , . , to the Post at that time. WhenA m eruan M « e u m of A t . .m ,H v ir , w h k h generates 250.0001 b, nk's Parom us O ffice as Man- of Manager of the C red it De- ^ hos-'i’tnl party I v iM en 'he weather get* w arm er drills

aner. jo jr t in e n t. In the C om ptro ller’» j dravor to lMVe vou arT1ple notice lx* held outbid? on Wednes:is to »he date. Th.- men that ¡ire <I-, V e v e n in g and Saturday morn-

»nfined to th " hospital enjoy »'iga.

F K e llm e r has been elected As ..s lan t V ice President in the lh

bad weather, did pretty well. Port Chairm an. T im Regan h is I f any of you Comrades have

led delegat ons to the F.ast Or- suggestions as to a certain type

by Comrade Hemsdorf, did a very Township B u ild in g Inspector fine job on the kitchen and the Jam es Nucera reported last week ladies room. These ••Rembrandts" ; to Pub lic A ffttpa Commissioner of the rotler, picked sortie v e r y ' Ralph Polito .

I nice colors for these« two rooms.! T«*'il TOnatriM fbn for the year Ask any of them the proper nam- | ,,f 1953 Nucera said, amounted

I tor the pink that was used in the to $1,244,500.I ladies- room. In spite of the r ib -1 Uuring ,hj vear there were SI bing that they took, these men | ,,ne. fam i|y houses costing $J71.-

Com m ercial Department, thus be The *a rd parties aremo:ith.*' of snack that you would like,

c ry w e ll *P*ak to any member of the color. 4. .___ received by the m“ n as it helps guard and we w ill do our best

I break up their hospital routine. to meet y ° ur requests

En ergy in O ik Ridjje, Tennessee, fa r the Commission.

**TMs Atom ic W 'T ’d” is one ■of several travel i/i» exhibits w h ich the Commission has nfad*- availab le to town* and cities all • ve f Ih e United \ V a ie * . It is deaim ed to meet 'h# need* of principals, science t*achera. and c iv ic leaders in stlmulatin-’. a deeper Interest the peacetime uj-a of atomic en*r«v

donated a lot of time for this project and are to be congratu lated for their fine efforts, l egion Frolics

000 and 19 two-fam ily hbuses j valued at $2*8,500 bu ilt----\ AUerationa and i >tal-

e r e ÿ e r eThe first committee meet in-» | two offi e and warehouaes^>uilt

¡ ing 5P. coîüt $272,700. Then

In Tucaday% program, a staff Maureen.

used to explain how la r#,e mod**ls are used in phyaics laboratoriea to study atomic structure.

M r and Mrs. A lfred fn tindoU 155 Kin- aland av«*nue. celebrated th«:r l P h wedding anniversary m Saturday w ith dinner and b show in New Y ork C ity . They were arcom ranicd b y t*»eir th e' •hi’dfen, V irg in ia , A lfred

M r A; hcson a banker of w ide Departm ent. Robert W . Brui- •xpcrience in Nev York as well no<»ge has been appointed Treasis in Be r-en Countv, is well

known in R u ’horf.ird where he iS rm e m b 'T of »he Board of Dt ••e'tors >f the Rutherford Cham- 'v»r of Com m erce and a member i f the fa-ultv o f Fa rleigh Dick- •nson U n ivers ity , Rutherford

u re r and Assistant Se cre ta ry o f ; the bank. 1 vvith

In addit;on to *hes~ m a'or stafi appointments, ten ju n i i r officers w ere appointed or prom ised by the bank as part of its cu rren t I

new faces an d ta lk in g K rtertainm ent*\\ |»*ople T he t me is Tickets are now availab le for

•arly. usualy 6 30 p.m. The ,|,e puika P a r ty s. heduled for reason for this bcinr» we must Jan u a ry 31. Ge t your reservations

was held Saturday afternoon, when members met w ith tht oooking agent f »r the Various at ts. Th s is an all professional show and one that w ill appeal to everyone. Those of you that at tended last yea r’s show remem ber the top-fli"ht entertainment that made uo this offering. Tenta tive plans for this coming shov.

; indicate that it w II equal or sur I pass last year s. W atch this cul- i umn for more detailed iniorn ia ! tion in the future.1 Hate» To Kemevnh r

Ja n 27: County Meeting at thleave the hospital at 9 o’clock as early, Comrades, because they I>osl Hie natients are on a verv strict w ill n> very rap id ly. Reservations I J a " 31: Pnlku Pnrty

Po licy um, „ f business. The B s n k ’a l * l* ° . •* hls se‘ 1° " d Bel« ng t ick e t, early,year-end balan ,» sheet ind icate , " County Cha.rn,an. and he

1 » doing . terrific job Z com m it«^ ha, Ueen doincC'eler Guard some brush w ork during the past

Captain Ja ck R yan was in week and things are really look- < barge or th e ‘“ chow de ta il” Fri- ing b rivh t. P P C s Hartigan day evening and in spite of the Fietzinger and V ile , ably ass.sted

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H A R R E S O N S H O E SS f ‘r i'/n if lt.< ( m m it t i i l \ /« / ///« ! » ) f i t * .

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anit | R ra n' h. H e isr**Hirles Truat Branch Committee.

N e w ly elected f>% As^i^tant a growth of more than 10 per '^ -e President is Hit hard Yearg cent in depoa ts and total assets f/^o joined the P*»orles Trust the past year Resources of the staff in Auf.nst 195R. after a inalitution now for the first tim e numbed of v«ers’ »xperience w ith 1 *-*<*eed $150,000,000.one of the lar^e New York banks, j ---------------------------------H e w ill assume the duties of T onn O ffice r and Assistant to \Vi-e President Acheson a

i Rutherford! Raym ond *f Oe-'r. V i-e Pre«i- j I l**nt at the Rutherford Tnif-t O f - || f :-e and a dire<*tf»r of the bank, j »’a« been "iv^ n »he important

i -»«r ie n m # * n t o f p u b l i c r ^ ’a t i o n s ; o f f if e r f o r *.’ »» s o u t h e r n d i s t r i c t

f F\**r e e n C o u n t v , i ! i s a r e a o f j > e»r?«tion w i P I n c l u d e I1a*-t r o u c k ' ’ T««' h t s a n d I j x I i in a d d i t i o n t o

j Rutherford.H en rv V . Du cd sie. Assistant

T reasurer and Assistant Se-^re- ,1 < »ry at »he R u ’herford Trust Of-

fi'-e hna h«en nla'*ed in charge 1 of onerationa at that office, as­suming the duties of A rnold R

I c Taho who h* s be^n a^noi^ted (¡'Assistant *.a. the V :ee Pre«ident in charce of opern^ions in H ack ­ensack. F red Ni*ol, form erly hea«l ♦ "lW at Rutherford, has

I h^rn piven managerial respon | i fM I’t v for the pnrs/»nal Credit

Department in the Rutht rford 1 Trust Office.

in ternal or-anixat.on in order to ! ^hedule. T im is Rehab ilitation « ,11 l,e lim ited to 180 people «»*« "* * h^ Snar ^ » 'member of the hand le a rapidly increaslna vo l-1 Chairman for the Bergen County year, so avoid disappointment hy | lht* .CIrill. Color Guard ill chargen l n _ i! I - _ . . I lei'ion also Thic i« hi« w u n H ....t< «n ,lu --- —... —

Buildinq Again Hit Miffion $$

l.yndbursl construí tion ex|»ei i .•need another m illion plus year,

at a eo«t of $95.000. ' » a J In the ccmtnertHal fM # a i ig h t

f j . l.rt-y rout »M.OeO. k iM ing platform $18.000 and f lv e £ a n d Dins $9,000. m g

Reshin»iios M |& iraSco a t $6ii,500. There were* id o^-car .aragas built at a coat tffclM.OOO. IB others cosing $24.300 and one three-ear garage lo s lfn j $3,000.

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C o tta r I load Charcoal From Our RegularMen* fo r A dult, . . . Enjoy Coppi-r llood

Cocktails W ith Dinner!

Complft® Parking Facilities — W E 3-3332"* " j*- * 1'Open 7 Day* Fpr Ltineheon and Dinner SlU kky* and Uolufeya — Dinner 1 p.m. lo 12 p.m.

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on Your StarsT h e Leader) Apd Safe They W ere

Labor is one.of Th irty-six months later Father force* which C arey w alked into the yaw ning

is no better understood mouth of the great tunnel in ago M anhattan. The break-through

a union had taken place th- day before. Bolshe- The ?ian t tube was connected.

co*h- The iron bolts were in nlace. The of long- snake-like tunnel swayed

t »en tly under the aour*y bottom of the the Hudson,

of the And not a life had been lost!Father Carey gave thanks. It

was, however, a wonderful lesson th- first, how prayer and preparation go

the admin- hand in hand. But Father Carey Castro in Cuba had proved a great point; that

waw-the International body o f the | under proper conditions tunnels A FL-C IO . For years the labor . in thia day and age can be built movement had been fulm inating . w ith safety, againet the tyranical conditions

Route 4. Param us. This event honors Past Post, Commanders and Past A u x ilia ry Presidents.

I t was announced that the house, garden and outdoor living show w ill be held at the Teaneck A rm ory. M arch 31 through A pril Sth.

Mrs. Ralph Heaton, county re ­habilitation chairm an, reported that $2 241.81 was spent by the units of the county on rehab ilita ­tion work durine the month of December. Tw o 21 -inch portable television sets were presented to the Veterans Adm inistration Hos­pital at East Oran-e. purchased w ith donations of the various units F i , fv do’lars i^nm the coun ty general rehabilitation fund was _«iven toward redecorUin'- a room st M«nlo Park , and $23 from th»* sarre fund went to the C la ire O l'phant scho’a rsh i" fund, whi-h provides a scholarship for a veteran's dau* hter. under the soonsorshio of the Departm ent of New Jersey.

The next countv meeting w ill be held on Feb ruary 10 at R idge­field Park.

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no better -«hope than any other KKKio arben it ca *K to denounc­ing Caatro’a murderoua attack on hi* enemiea.

W hy*Since labor had been helping

Castro—why haa no* labor been

The W atorfroat PriestFor a couple of y e a n now the

name of Fa ther Cerridan has not bean heard in these parti. M any of the conditiona which made the w aterfront o f our great harbor a jungle no longer exiat. either.

F o r the reforma which have tnken place another Jesuit..

in the forefront to save the Ca«- Father Corridan. m ay be bieaaed. tro movement now from itaelf ,A * Fa ther C arev 's assistant he aw* from ita *heaD m urderer«’ I ‘»bored w ith the poor, beaten

T h ere are question! that m i*ht °> «*'* w aterfront fought forve ry w e ll be answered in the ,h« lr r i flits . opposed the ir lech- m aeniflcent sfhnol operated at , r ° 11* union lead en and the St. X a v ie r '» College. N ew York . rroo,' rd forr»« of management, bv the dedicated men of the St. W h ' n lh ' K™»* »*> ►>•<! finally Franciacan order. " ot started. when the b i-aute- „ - . . . 1 W ate rfron t Commiaaion waa or-

- . . . yaniied. Fa th e r. Corridan waaA t the laha t eoOeye over which d u d to other paaturea.

Allegro Club Invites Members

Naaf p laying thru Saturday at the l.incoln Theatre, Arlington, "Last H urrah" w ith Spencer Tracy. The co-feature. Wednesday thru Friday to “ Buchanan Rides A lone." Saturday night co-feature is “Tam Thu ash."

A t the labet re n tk .a M kind ly man named

’ey. Jam es Carev presid i*. the nt are p itileaely

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m pressed. Tet th- fau lt* of labor are no laaa the subject o f seareH-

r’a father waa oncea >M Rrainlrr an I I I IIUÄ*

.«a», ta knowfr- 'm boO i smT#.« o f the W h m Father

Ba t hto mark wiU always be «n the waterfront. vTheaa M an A ra S ta n

W ^at does a ito rv about Fa ther Carey and Father C orrid an do in a colum n on B ro a d w ay ? The column ia devoted to the Stan , »rut the brightest stars who eVer decorated our heavens are Fa ther C art*v a n d Fath**i C o r r id a n

, . . . . . , . . . T h i s ip b v w a v o f s a v i n - th a t• w - rn t the calUn«. labor w the th. p , X a v ie r L ab o r School is ffc-M m which he must m ove now , igning up reg U lr, n „ fo r ,

Th ev call Fa ther C a rey the new term Should you be of the . sndho* P r ie s t This is berause latjor m ovement, w hv not Jo in th e heavy-handed stout-hearted u„ , nd m o n abo„ t ^ urm en who burrow the tunnels be- fu tu r, in ( , responsibilities. I f

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vou are no» there are many in teratUng and stim ulutinx lectures wh ch you might hear w ith profit.

Fa r inform ation w rite to Rey. ■’ ««léa Carey, St F 'sh o a X av ie r Labor Collepe »0 West lfth S t. NeIV York. Telephone W Atkins

neath rivers and mountains have found to M «| the frtend they needed W k aa m ntv yaara.

Our Ip « » ) ! have been built w ith A Wand and bodiea of m any fN u ln a men The menwere hette i^o ltfc their lists and w ith their tables than they 4.7909ve re w m c y h a u heads. They | * __________________knew that* thev were bein# a^e _forced to work -under condit'ons • f t l lV II I0 | * l# Q I ) C 0 which were dan^^rous and. what a . . . f l f ,is worse, unniceaaary. « “O l M IIX V V IO l y

Bu t m anaeem ^t. to save a few dollars, decreed that the dangers The Bergen Coim tv Am erican had to persist: that the men had leg ion A ux iliarv met last Tues-to take the ¿a4 fc ts w ith their day in Ridgefield Park, Vefion

The A lW r o Club, whi^h m**«*ts F r id av afternoons at the R u th ­erford campus of Fair1ei«b D ick ­inson Ur»ivera5W . co rd ia lly invites anv senior citirena who w ish to do so * 0 stf'*nd meetings of the organisation, which are held at 3 o’clock. The regular pro-

of *he C lub is to have talks bv members of the Fair- le lrh D ickinson facultv, on a preat va rie tv of subjects, fol- lowed hv general discussion.

This is the th ird vear the C lub has been in operation, and its membership includes neopl*» from

towns and d tles in the area A t present about ha lf the m em ­bers are from Rutherford, but other communities reores-nted nr* Lvndhurs* Teaneck Wood- Rid^e. M avwood. H aw orth Wood r l i f f Lake. Hackensack Passai^. East Rutherford. Hasbrouck Heights.- Fa irlaw n . North A rlin g ­ton, K e ir n v . C lifton. LeOnia, To- towa and Carlstadt.

C h ie f W a rn sAbout W eaffier

The weather man predicts cold weather and snow for the next th irty (30) days. Keep your car off the street when not in use I f you have no garage keen it In your d rivew ay. I f you obstruct the h ighw ay or local streets in a snow storm vnur c a j w ill be tow-d a\v*ty and you w ill alsc r e v iv e a summons to appear in court.

FUGOETTON 8A lw ays have a set of chains in

vnur ca r a!»o a ra il of sand or aahes or salt. M ake sure you us*

light oil, in tl*e w inter, do not race your m eter t i l l it warms up. D rive slow on icv roads, do not step on brake w hen roads are dangerous mod icey. Check your battery and rad ia to r eve ry time you gas up. I f your car breaks down and you h ave to leave it in the street n b t'fy Po licy Head­quarters. W ebster 9-2900. Your cooperation w ill be appreciated. Accidents con be avoided.

Otto B aye rC h ie f of Po lice i

DeMoley Plans DanceBergen Chester. O rder of the

De M olav, w ill hold a dance at | the Masonic Tem nle in Pa rk Ave- ¡ nue. Rutherford, on the evening of Saturday, Ja n u a ry 31. Friends are invited.

R ichard L . N ichols is ti ket chairm an, W E 9 5156; or tickets, mnv be secured from member's. 1

F in a l n’.'in«; f«»r the « vent toon*.innmiiK « <1 ;■ r M-.-tm- ., f ihi

relations seminar at K o h le r ’s Sw iss C ha le t. Rochelle Pa rk .

Sconsored by the public re la ­tions commi**«e of the Bergen Cciunty Bankers Association, the sem inar was designed t ) show bankers how to coordinate their local efforts w ith national, state and countv programs to improve relations and services to custom­ers and the public.

This, i* was reported, was the first • t !me any orientation con­ference of a workshop nature had been conducted by a county banking association.

W illia m L. Staehle. ^resident of th-» county bankers organization, and also president. National Com ­m unity Bank . Rutherford, in welc oming th * public relations representative« from the member banks, exores rd the hope that th " sem inar w ill be held annually as par* of the nssociation’s public relations activities.

Kenneth H. F ishe r, v ice presi­dent and cashier, Ridgefield National Bank , and chairm an of the pounty public relations com­mittee, introduced the three lecturers.

Rudolph Fichtel, d irector of public relations. A m erican Bank ers Association, conducted the first period devoted to the sub­ject, "Bank in g and the Pub lic .” H is lecture was illustra ted w ith a film which w i ll be availab le for local use by the banks.

The second period’s subject was the public relations officer’s Job in the bank. Jo h n Anderson vice president F inancia l Pub lic Relations Ansociation. and vice president. F irst N ationa l Ban k of Pat*r«on. w-s *h* instructor.

W illiam K . M endenhall, ex ­ecutive vice president. New Je rsey Bankers Association took the th ird period assignment, hew to use your stat® association to become a better public relations off»— r.

M r. F isher concluded the morn- in * session w ith an inform ative outline on w hat the Bergen Countv Bankers Association is doine t<> help the local banker do a better public re lit io n s job ,in his community.

A n exhibition of folders, pam ­phlets. booklets, disr.lavs. ad vertisements. films and other aids on public relations occupied the attention of »he student-bankers during the luncheon recess

The afternoon sess;on was de­voted to an open clin ic during which the attending oublic re la ­tions representatives discussed the ir own problems and head aches w ith the lead-rs of the sem inar for the benefit of all.

A t the conclusion there was a

distribution of a package of public relations aids to ¿»e used In local programs.

Realtors Have Good Year

The annual repor« of the South Berj.en County Board of Realtors h is reported a "ood year in sales dur ng the year 1958

C ose|to 500 listings have been i e' < rded during the year w ith up >-oximate4y 2 '3’s of »hem sold

T V total sales amounted to $5 r 83.550. T h s represented an in Teas'* in s i l r * vo lum e over the vear 1957 of approxim ately $1.-0 )0 t oo.

Th;*re is e ve ry indication that 1959 w iU show another in rease in Listings, Sa les and Total Volume over the prm ious year This is bas-»d on the m mber of L ’Stin 's and 5>ales already re ­port r*d *o the Board Off! *e so far during this month of January 1959.

(Cruse, E v a Novak. Ixmise Sam- mts. A nge lina Scucri, Doris Shu- belko, L il l ia n Szabo and Jan e Sam mis.

15 - Year Workers Of B-D Honored

Nine employees who- completed fifteen years of serei^e w ith the company in 1958 w ill be honoredtomorrow by Becton, Dickinson and Comr.anv.

They w ill lie gues*s of »he com- i pany at a cockt >il party to t>e I hold from 3 5 n.m. at theGarden Spot Inn here.

Ea ih w ill rece ive a bronze em ­blem signify inf* his Ion«» service.

Guests w ill be Christine Dor- geloh, V io le t Gleitzm an. Max

J o b e . -A B le C h i— e

Fa th e r C spoy «te^^ed into the fi«ht. H e vM i not etw a vs on thefide of the mefe W hen they tried

Post 40 C lub House. Mrs. T hom ­as P icke re lli, of East Rutherford, president, was in charge of the afternoon me«tin r

............. ' — Reports showed that there areto ooerate w ith had la^or p f l f t * ' l t M members in Bergen County, cie« he fook *he sid-s of the min-1 w ith 102 Ju n io r A u x ilia ry memorities and demanded fairness for a ll. _ .

T he hl**^est fam e v-h»»n the Po rt of Mr** Y fH i A n th o ritv be- •an ♦.‘e d r ill ^ e ‘ th ird tube of the I. in c ^ n T u w W Fa th e r C arey

do” m w ith another Bro ok lyn boy, A u s t in 'J . Tobin, executive d irecto r of the Po rt of N ew Y ork Au th ority . H e s<*»d that if su-h w ere done, the d*»n*»ers would be ►e^t to a m inim um . Tobin listened. I l l the contracts that w ere fl'^en out it w as specified that certa in safety requirem ents had to .b e .m -t— or no. contract.

hers. The Ju n io rs are g irls under 18 years of a«e who are sisters or daughters of Legiona res.

The Department of New Jersey ‘s arranging a p«l"«)mage to Val- •ey Forge. Pa., to r M ay 2, for Jun io r members.

The 24th annual dinner dance of the Ber«e*n County Am erican Lerion and A ux iliary w ill be held on March 7 at Neptune’s Inn, on

• • V M U luttfvt mtitiT » r t« an« e«

Try a At LACKAW ANNA

C *H X. L i a A a n l , N. I W ecaava H I U

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I.,.. 1.-, I...I,Ii l the Ticinplc.. Ut»u4i|u.s master councilor.

Bankers Attend Press Seminar

M eji anji women frvm the 71 bank* in Bergen County attended today (Ja n u a ry

sr,S DancesVFW

—at—622 SSth St.

Union Clt' l»-t Hudson eivd A Bergenlme Av«

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O A N C tW b A D M ISS IO N M e IA m pi« P a rfc in « y0 to

public

£

Children's LuncheonEvery Saturday Afternoon

*125

S E E - f ’ E-FR EETne Conrad Marionette Show

at 2 p.m.

A Gala Time W ith Party Favors . Balloons . . . Prizes

Children's Luncheon MenuChopped S ir lo in “ A ll Am erican ”

Sandw ich (Charcoal B ro iled ),M ilk , Chocolate M ilk or Coca Cola.

-Clown Ice C ream Cone----1 P a r ty Cake----

n m ot-P tT L V AN STRK RTn m iF R r o R D . n . i .Tel. W Eb e te r S- IM a

New U :i Tuesday t H l Taylor - Fau l Newman

“ C A T ON A HO T T IN RO O F“ and

“ CiOINCì S T K A I» V

Roder Skating

Friday 730 P*"1and TO

*a5 jf*y 11 pjn.MATINEE 2-5 P.M. $8tsriay & Saadaypellev lHt, N. i . P L . M M

R O U T E 3W X i- W ' *

W ednesday th a r Tuesday

E lisabe th T a y 1er Pau l Newm an

B u r l Ive s “ C A T O N A HOT

T IN R O O F " u n d

h o n k m i n i ;< I I M I I I I M m "

Wednesday thu r Saturday

P a t Boone Sheree North

"M A R D I G R A S " and

Tom ï w e l l M ickey Rooney

"A N ice L it t le Ban k that Should B e Robbed"

Free In C a r Heaters

Sm erlai Kiddle Matinee Salarday, Jan . 24

“TO M T H U M B" In Tech. “ A N D Y H A RD Y CO M ES

M.■*-

Spoetai Pn vlaar Sa larday Ja * . M

"TO M TH UM B" Shaw n at SiM n.m.

In A U tt iw To “ T H E I.A ST H U RRA H *

bhewn at (:M , 1*16 p.m.

Starla Wed. Jan . I t I One Fun W eek)

“ C A T ON T H E HOT T IN ROOF“

T H IJÍM D A Y . JA N U A R Y 22. 1959

Mbs Turto s Tro«Is Mode Known

T'* «ngasement of M u i Flor- Tureo, daughter of M u .

Motltai Andersen II EiT H F C O M M FR C IW I.F A D F R AND SO UTH R F R O F N R F V IF W

Ru!h Ann Pavero Is Bride O f Mr. Pas lore Sunday

• senior In the . . . _ i School. H er fian­

ce attended the N ew ark School of Fine a id Industrial A rt before

ny service.„ lom «, w ho was bom«*

on a 14-day leave, has mat re ­turned to duty a t F t. Knox. Ky..

'W h ere he is tank com mander in H»0 Arm ored D ivision .

I fcarlaiL ---MW* cnaemoTer sI t t f r n l l i i d T n l f l I I U IIH V I I o ra

Mr. and Mrs A lfred Fnd lfko f C i. 126 Hackett place. Rutherford, annnuncp the encasem ent of the ir daughter. Lois to Robert M rtaw shM n . son of M r and Mi-*. W illia m M cLau gh lin . 174 South Oranne avenue. South Orange. !

Misg Ende lko frr, graduate «I Rutherfo rd Se cre ta ria l School, Is w ith Perm uti* P fau lde r. Inc., of ; N ew Y o rk C ity . M r. M cLaugh lin . I w ho was a paratrooper in the K o rean conflict is w ith 1 loyd W . D im m . In su ran t* Ad iuste r* and Appraisers of N ew B runsw ick .

KHlYQBrTmClMi

ianculli. son of M r. and M rs. | August B ian cu lli of 482 S ix th •venue, both of Lyndhurst. I

Bo th are graduates of L ynd hurst H igh School. Miss Ander- I son attended P ra tt Institute of B ro ok lyn , N. Y ., and was gradu­ated from the Moon Secretaria l School, N ew Y o rk C ity . She is a

P R U D E N T IS O B S E R V E 27th W E D D IW ; Y E A R

M r. and Mrs. A n 'hony Prudenti of 625 F ifth «venue, celebrated the ir 27th wedding anniversary on Su nday by going out to dinner. T h e ir gues’ s were their daughter nnd son In-law M r and M s l!,r. (id W a ile l i»nd . hild ren and M r i* M . ■- K.lwm Lent ¿iiid son. Donald, of I.yndhurst.

The Mothers C lub of Bo y I Scout Troop 8fi, meeting last I week a* the home o 1 Mrs. C. C. I DeMarco in M ilton avenue, e lect­ed M rs Ann Colasurdo, presi­dent; M rs. Charles Vizaro, vice president; M rs. Fran k Rizzo, trea ­surer; Mrs. Fran k King, secre­ta ry ; and Mrs. Andrew G u irland pub lic ity cha rman. Mrs. Em il Tim panaro is the rearin '; presi­dent. A t the ir next meeting they w ilt plan a party for the benefit of the Ronald Cannella Fund.

legal secretary w ith Nofvco Chem ­ica l Company. Harrison.

M r. BWmeulli. A rm ? veteran w ith tw o years of s^rvt-e in Korea, is seere*ary-trea*urer of the North Term inal T ransporta ­tion Company, Inc., of L y n d ­hurst ,

No d**e has been set for the wedding.

'ant skirt. She wore a matchinp rown of sequàna* T l * feeidee naids were s im ila rly attired m ink velvet. The flo w er | M was

Iressed in a floor lent*!)) aqua /civet dress w ith a matching Town. The a tten d ees earned oouquets of p ink gladiolts faah- oned into a large rose.

Mrs. Pas*ore is a g radua*' o ' .yndhurat H i"h School end is

l secretary w ith O K Electronics n Nutley. M r. Pastore. a grad

uate of N u tley H ifh School, i* a carpenter w ith the A rthu r J Veneri Construction Company.

A fte r a motor trip to Florida, the couple w ill reside at Howard Place in Nutley.

Shirley Ronton Selects Date For Her Wedding

Mis* Sh ir le y A nn Ronson laucfHer of M r. and M rs W a lte r 5. Ronson, 764 F ifth Street, has set February * 1<* as the dat' 'o r her m arriage to R ichard G tM*»rson, son of M r. and Mrs. Richard C. Peterson, 14 S tu y vesant Avenue.

The ceremony w ill he ''e r formed a» 3 p.m. at *he First Presbyterian Church of North A r linKtnn, *0 be followed by a re­ception at ,vie church. La te r the weddinc nurtv and immediate families w ill have d inner at the Fiesta in Wood-Rid~e.

Mrs. Robort B e r fv . of North Arlington, w ill he her sister's m a­tron of honor. Brid«'*m4ids w ill bo the Misses 7oan Ph illip s , G a ll

Pu iefcise, N ancy Hainan anc' M ain« W cygand, a B e f L ynd ‘Hirst.

Robert BefYy, bfother-lnlaw ofhe bride, w ill serve as best man

Ushers w ill be brothers o f the rouple, E r ic Ronson afed< Gale Petersen. and F re a k Spero, of

yndhurst, and K a rt Weber, of Be llev ille . ,

Both are graduates of L yn d *iurst H i~h School, class o f IM S . Miss Ronson is a graduate of the W ash ing ton^ School lo r Secre* aries. Sh e i t w i*h the W orth ing ­

ton Corporation in Harrison. Her fiance, who served three yeara in the M arine Corps, is w ith A. R. Pu rd y Com pany in Lotodhurst. rh« couole olan a honeymoon at M iam i Beach. F la ., to make the trip plane. T hey w ill live in Nutley.

PACE THREEV ld on Monday, Janu ary 26th, <1 »;!* pun. at M Hall.

M rs Jo h a D. Mongol w ill •arcoed heroolf u prosident, w ith Joseph Fo lk, vice president; Mr». It F. Quinn, aocretory; ond M n . U Em anuel Gouci, treasurer.

Standing committee chairmen (or the coming year w ill be tppointed. The orogram w ill be i round table question and answer period.

Hostesses (o r '.he social hour to to llow w ill be M rs . H . & . Hon*»

New Officers Of Gerden Club Named

Recently elected officers of the Lynd hurst G arden C lub w ill be installed at the meeting to be

Mr. end Mrs. Joseoh llc in tjcs. 23 Lafayette rtaee. are back from Tam p*. Fla., w here they spent several weeks at »he homeof *heir d a ir ’M i r and son-in-law. M r and Mrs. G ilbe rt Thom as., and the r new jsranddau*hter,j Kath leen Helen Thomas, born onDecember 18. Mrs. Thamas is the , form er M*ss Pa tric ia Heintjes. The couple have tw o other jd«u ” ht“ rs. K aren and K im b erlv .Th 7T# ■■•■•''v toured F lo rida onthn , v c. K.«t k to Lynd hu ist

ChiropractorOf. W . J . Cunningh am

M:ss Ru th A m v Pave m . daugh­ter of M r and Mrs. Joseph J . Pave i o of K inpsland Avenue, Lyndhurst. became the bride on Saturday. Ja n u a ry 21*h of Ralph Robert Pastore. son of M r. and M rs Ralj h Pastorc of B loom field Avenue. Nutley. Rev. Francis B lak e p*rfciinied ’ he <-eremony at Ho!v Fam ily Church in Nutley. A reception was held a* the Royal H aw aiian Palm s in Lynd hurst.

M rs. Delores Del'>rcnzo was matron of honor. The Misses M an e Craziano, Fran os Benci- venni. niece of the groom, and Dorothy Gaidos. cousin <>f the

i bride, were bridesmaids. DeV>ra j G iardina, niece of the erootn, was ; flower girl.

The bride wore a gown of sil- ; ver embroidered delustered satin I w ith a Sabrina neckline, fitted

Ixtdiee w ith long pointed sleeves «•ind a bouffant skirt ending in a

1 -cathedral train* H e r l in g e r lip silk allusion veil fe ll from* a ^ r o n e t

| of pearls and rh inestones., She I carried ♦ wo white orchids w ith

lily of the va lley on a prayer book. - aac

The matron of horuir w ore an aqua v c Im * dress w ith a round n« klme, short sleeves and bouf-

Ferrara's Beauty Salon

Lyndliarat, If. J .

GEneva 8-7969P E R M A N E N T W A V IN G

AU K in d t of H air Styling And Timing

By Appointment Only 506 Post Avenue

0uAL1TY

SSRV*cE

Service i* our mi«M(r name. Call W E 9-0060 today and a supply o l high grade, even burning Fuel OU wiH 1>* on ita way in jig lime. Remember, Fuel O il beating is dependable beating.

rPKtiLER EngineeringL4$ LË Ï

f r - r -T H F CO M M ERC IA I. LEA D ER AND SOUTH BERG EN R EV IEW

if Bark's Engagement meed by Her f^ rfris

(Continuedled from Pan«* 1)

horses a ll behttid one wagon— h lf own. B lit a t the current w r it ­ing he's having his troubles, too.

L iv e ll i , whose strong run. his first effor* in the s hool scene, a year af*o m arks him as the strongest candidate in the race, s conducting a quiet campaign.

e has support in all areas of the township and is campaigning in the promise his year of ex-' T irlence on the board h»* given iim the opportunity to see what HoiiW b e -idone and what can be

done In the educational system.Restaino, a Rutfjers man w ith

i not«*worthy A rm y record is •onfldent he w ifi be able to w in jvlthout^mueh trouble.

CorOnete, veteran of numerous ~mnalgtia. said this on** is like a|| the rest and is conducting hu >wn fight.

T he h a t week w « norv by those who decided not o run' than those w ho are n the o m p a irn . D r r i j ie rs uu vere W a lte r Schcml>cr who de •fcded business cammitment?»ere too much for h^m, Mrs OTSrien, who urged the suf>por1 ( Restaino, and Mrs. K a r l Weber, who asked Lacking forWrs. R icadella. »i _ ___

Topslski(Continued from Page 1)

ninds. W ith such an important ia- lua at slake. it is. I firm ly be leve, easential that personal am >itiona and prejudices be pul«aide. O n ly the education of our h ildren must be considered I r his light I urge the voters ol

LyndhurM to consoler each ci

hdate upon hia ow n merita. I irge them <o a rn itin U e ca re fu l­

ly the quaiuicattana of each can lidate. I ’ have a lw ays done this when I have gone to the polla. I think i* is 'he basic reapoaaibllity of eve ry father fend m other tn onsidei what candidate offers to

do the moat fo r the children.I am U years old. M arried

tnd the father o f tw o rh i'd ren . I, sm a ve 'e ran of W o rld W a r I I having served w ith the 7 th Armored D ivision in the E u ro ­pean theatre .

"Educated in the e lem en ta r ,nd hi^h school system of t o m ;y I vania. I a’udied fcusineaa ad ninistratúm a i the New M r a ia State C all-?* of A gricu l'u re. | eceived m y decree In huainaa idminlst ration. U rte r I tool

iti «latice Meeting lleM On Tburixiay

Parents of a ll e ifh ’h graders in town, who expect to an te r Lynd- hurat High School in Septembee Its * are m rd ia llv inv ited to a meeting in the high school aud i­torium on Thursday, Ja n u a r y 19, at 8 00 P.M . E igh th graders are slso invited to come w ith their parents. -

Cnurses ottered in hi»*h school •qu warn* ni* for g rad oat ton co|. ^ e entrarne requirements, and fHer *-»r l*s w ill be d i in n f lm L J Ir oho C M acLnsn, P r in c ip a l of he Hiph School, and Mrs. W ing

1fid Poindexter, G u idance Dir«c- *nr, w ill be nresent to «peak and inswer questions.

C oltefe Adm fe I » satisfartorih

411 Thom a Lynd

Rfgistratios■trv a rd < " " n . 1 h c N-<" Jet*e> itate Dop3r1—»nt of Edu-irtltr T in t s a re rtit i- a '« equ iva len t V t hl-h school diploma. jK c e ta h b » C iv i l Service . Nuraea T ra in ng‘ Schools and ion. to thnae whs omolete the

in ¿ e L y n d h u m A d u lt School,n«l I.UBB a • •*' In ra- i si.oie i

'.attera are b e tn j tan* tudenta for the arhool

»h o dropried out o f achool I la t live year» before recefvin- he ir h u h v h n o l d ln lom a ue*th) hem to enroll in Otta eouraa.

Instruction in A u to D riv i ith six hours of in d iv k lM f 1

ons '‘behind the w h * t ( r 0*1 •ual controlled ~i»r eqkit^fwd #1»? • ithef Autom atic -or st andar* J l i f t as w ell an le ttu re* In th*

' ’laaaroom devoted safety im the preparation for the stab w ritten test. E v e ry d riv in g lea-

ton on the rand is a pcivaU wi*h just the student

instructor in the car. A* the end of live hours o f d riving lesion* if the instructor la convinced that the student is capable of passing the state motor vehicle exam* he w ill accompany the student to the location of the examina­tions, w ith the same ear used bv the student, and this w ill count as the last hour o f the course.

Trad#* ev ,**nsirm‘ cnur»'-s in elude: M echan ical Dr~ •***»- *** B lue P rin t Reedin'*, f le iro n tr» and P u m itu i* • R o fin ish in * D e meatary Sew ing and Advanced sowing classes w ill also be o f­fered.

Anrftm? the new emiraes pf- ~red are aueh aufcjoeta aa: Oa he A it. The Handicapped ChAd.>rsaHlet i w ‘ ~ “

grim' to?* ,0r

T U I K S D A V JA M A K V 22. 195«»

System s. Parliam entary Pro- ! The sessions w ill be he ld on A rro rd lan for Begln*( Monday evenmgs through Aprtt

ihe Universe, b lir | 2». 1*59 and are open to local Covers and Upholstery Adult I and on' of town residents. F u r. L ittle T heatre G rou^ F ly T ying I ther inform ation on subjects may

K t^ im r and M u .. C i.n l i>'t | In- received by phonmf! the High-inr. . .1 ,t,i it ' W t . js i -T 9-41:18.

.loha M** — fct-

• fH lp sL fj¡i¡¡*j» • Gutter«

wi*m9 F w rth Ptreet North Arlington

G A* HEAT

t •**i ^ .me »nhotince the îbeu* ‘ daughter,

. fu lf i l ii-iMi.-- *n l i i . i l jaacp h «»id M rs. FVcd

avenue,

•f thew ith

* » <>4 Mrs.f {>ww. 4.Jfi b .K 'i r l ì t i av f -I e# ^ r*r! • '

f fi ^ 1 r.«>iiifii« f1 Íiídhuf-.t 11.-li ívboo l

1 . . . . e

Mrs. Sozzio(r«»m p a re ! )

i'OMtl and h»v*> t»Irtf- -v^bom;•h» <>i

ÎU v ! >V m urri’t'*»* 1 V?asmiñtiSriyf» jisstKtaa* ..O'I

V** aecret «ry f«*r h»i Ins«ir ■mt»’T»nr',n H a rfo rd , Conn•vviok N. r I *• . I :. t , 1 vndhurot I

» li.tii in.ui. t»i *íie 1.1 -j| Y util < te**n.

A; .1 iiit itib rr of v :ua»us com m it lees. J have L*-*n iiiterected in tbe -welfare o f Ih** p fOpM . of l.yndburst.

“ i b i «»ver 2r> ^ear" 1 hâve been a m em ber of Mie G ii I »Scout or* ran ira tion and served a? F resi dent o f the I yijdhurst ( i i r l S**out p « a id of l>ireetbrs from 1903 to lifW .

“ Í am s r ,.M u i)« r of the Lad ies / id ^ e ie t y n i<‘T Woman: C lub E ven in g fiepaitn .* ill.

*'l have i»#eri a ttive in the W ashington V Ihm .I P T A and r^rved as P re ident from >‘JM t<> 1-158. P re sen tly 1 am V ice l*r*,4 d^nt «if *'ie r^vrdhi'n.t Coun* il of P u b lir ÌS ih o o l- « 'A '* .

“ Prom my, associât ion w ith « )i«ldien.. 1 b«W<cve a i»«hkI wboli* f«'»if*c boniefif«' av'ivitieMi away fi'om I k .me ami education m hoi scliools must |.reuare *»iu t in IdI *11 lo r flieii Jija v Ml 'U lt tv T lie y must b»* >i<u>eily trained

H e r fiance, who w as , from Ow ighl' M o f ro e ‘School, Englewood, is w i New Je rsey B e ll T e l* ,— — i.m v at Hackenaaek. ■

A Ndvem ber * wedding irllaliui-d.

and co-ordinated by the ir local hooiing to possess the

a ry pre requisites to proceed to lu jh ifi education ^iir to be ' in ipped t«» lead a successful Ijf«

in the field of their choice.“ As a taxpayer. I am cognizan*

| o f Mi** 1 ix burden we share. !• is important tba* the percental*« of »be tax b ill be held a* a m in imurn, a-. Ion« as the w elfare ol

■l lie ^mWnt.-i m aintenance of th«.. 1 at-• r ..f the teachei>

l li*- w t*fa ie «»i our «hildrenj liquid lei* be .secondary."

! M r. and Mrs Donald Lindley» f t T'*n i.y ck Avenue who w ere m arried 30 years on Sunday, ee lf bra ted the event w ith a showand dinner in New Y«irk.

“«■ H*ewT l.., N JW , l- > f~ ll.

- m í l r a ryO n S iiim io n a B c a u ly re a f

M f lt t F f l f f fK K A R N T A V EN U E

A t The P ikeA KU N O TO N

• I • 11 re

yoM try to gat into otkar *9» fiara. D v jw u b L e fSi ’rawl in? pall In ? It 's hard, to tell «flieh. B u tM m ury lian the- ri^lit rfiutnly: door openings s/p 6II.. Iiri wider 'I'he-re* ’« Up to 2 iiit lira lliorr t|««J ileuau.« Y wo *U-p Ut ta tljr -WtChuUl a tWU «.

UCK-8CAT BOUNCC. The only cushion ing many ’M c a n could aqueez« in uver their high floor hump in a layer of spring antfa jut« pad. Bu t Mercury'» lowered hump made a|«ace for full

PROBLEMSY o ir u . h a v e

TO MVEWITH IH EVERY

NEW CAR EXCEPT MERCURY

m a k e

I tor 9*« s Ug ree

[ational Thrift Weel

SM S4TW o r TNE K W «Maar * aa>* have lutl<n( ir la M ia U »uaUthat y o « £ ZIM M an w y ■ovad that wladaklaH p a t fanrard t iKhea. It'a aaay aa atev a without h iu ia« your kuM.

m m TWITCH Wipers in other dear the center of the wind- « have to peek through 2 Csn-

B u t Mercury'» wipers p a tta i ■■ rlsiir a five- ag the center. You

a ll kind» of weather.

FUNNEL, COVERT, SHEEN GABARDINESLACKS

an e i aw—a. Tw t >— »m tha (oar orathar ‘M ctfaa b mmk, larvar thaa arar. IB M h ta *a mm la ttaa mlddta dt wttk kfe k>aaa at kb chta.' Sut Maeow» «MI Ih * htM » i> kaW N e» thè aaUMta naa kaa rasa la aMaaaà eut-

pairs for

: ■ •- - - H.'iijaiiiiii Franklin. Fallrcr of Thrift, knew theiiH|iorl.an<<' of |H r*tal< ncc in attjr umfertaking. l ie knew tll#l, lUtlc hy little, greftt aaviiig* can

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r o t r frutn m i i .i U h e R Í u n i n p . Sur» now to make .-very week Thrift Week . . . open • aavio(s arrotini her« . . «. id i! lo it ByitŒ utir iIly . , . w itch il frow ! '

V , % A W N FA U .Ÿ P A Y A B L E rO V M T IM E S A f M l j

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COMMCTC ALTtSATtONS INOUOIOI

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Nigh School Alumni Cías Joyous Reunions, Mon S

Iw M V tratte law enforcement prcw more a tri» ' yanr w id i the result prosecution* rese sharply. j I» annual report im dt today by Magistrate I

- I l^ i St., and Arthur L. Hrrm iann. clerk of*

m u lt OÍ th t driVC w ak M o t 9 i . « n . s o — a » • » « A n n o u n c e s |

iM &unt haa ever col- f t r n(, l i i d l n i A l

of tra il!« Pu b lic Safctv D irector Jo h a C . Qarde reported today that Lynd liur»t.has cnaw h ñcd w th the r*. rent order of MW Supreme Court fo r the eataWJafcmcnt of a tra íÓ r violation bureau.

The new bureau, fo r which a uniform >catc of Anee haa been oat. w tll be under the direetim» at ffttfs tra ta Horace R . B i t k Jr .

In the order, signed h r Su ­perior Court 'Jnd ?e J . W allace l-ayden. Bo d e named Court C lerk A rthur i . H errm ann »« Violation» C lark and M argaret Adamo a* adriatant.

The court la to be located ip the offea of the clerk of the court at tne Town H a ll and w ill be open from 19 a n . to 12 noon and from 1 n.pi. ta * ptm.

B y s»tting. S3 a i the average "o»t o f court, moot fine» w ill mean n * 1 ntym ent »‘»ce the pen­alti«« th-m»~lvr* wW he ( 2 . How ever, overtim e parkin- » l| l coat only »1 in ceur* Coat« jump to IS for tm ck in i an a no-truck - in « i t r r r f and th- tnr nnrli' pn«> pl.'iti*. "V fi'tt ci. :ht niul loading so the load ran s’i ll

plus $» costs fo r the ftn t often«- end *23 plu» t S coat» te r ttir•rcond.

Helwcwtr Cose Pre-trieh to Open oil Monday

Pre-trim hearln ís w ill bo-tn Mondo» on nrp 'i-ation of R e ta ­in e r ftro».. 0*1 diotr butor», at R ive r Road and K lnnsland A ve ­nu* fo r a perm it to erect tw o ttO.OOO sallnn » ten g e tank».

T he townoh'p haa refuted per­mit» fhr the tank». Beinauer Broa, lu » contended that it haa the riPh t le pu* up the tanka m d that It la not In violation of the inn ing code.

A fire prevention ordinance «adopted by the townahip doee not T a v a ll in the caae, according to

“fem brared in the financial r»- fo r t «re tablrF «howin'* month I v receipt* and *he d s •'oaftion of

tioiiftl n fo e rm of m ir community."1 u n o f U i c ^ p i i i u i i i t h a t th «

w e lf a r e o f )n )r (4 it ’.d r n n m u s t b e

tv liijpnpf ,iifp ^tCoft fin tied on Pa*e 2)

"T h e f lta tM H il « t f n h e w mÁ H * « . a - « a -*--- * a—p *i n p u n r m r " « w T,* 7 i « n p * f i i *oIh r an» ration» of th> I vndhorst B N l M Cenrt durine Uw pre- tad tn* eaVndar v— r

‘W O « t^e t~ehre “ « "t tw of l^tWL , th * I vndhurat M 'rn ir ¡- i ' O w t dnrk<H*d . a le ta l n f W f~ - n a l enm n la lnK »» r~*n-'»r*H w ith m »•~r»” **-> n f »** »u h r- mtUafnt« ht t*>" n r^ e d in - ve»r

L e ft to rigM c <• aM M real M r. Kobert G alfoyle »tending be hind M n . le b e d t -OoBeyle. M r. Frank C. W eate w ho came from Lea Angeles, C a t, a n d M r. Thom as W a lsh standing behind w ife.

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Citizen» Club which haa to ff »red a long serie» # M ia ta on thepolitical »can» la baking up To- pokkl.

But independMit Pottah Ameri- ran groupa v # have no uae far the leader*« p o f «he C itiiens Club are rebellín« and instating that theyT back Topolaki on their own.

Topolaki la trying to pet hi* (Continuad tram P a « 2)

Mrs. Jo h n R. H aviltn d* of Ser

mi Opened School Here For Firtaon

'■ Plonaranging. be-lnners -and ad-ie ro n v vanead. Ton ing be: inner» and ad- l<stribu- "»need. O il P a in tin ’ . Ceramic». Iona are j Cake D aco rtting and P a r ty accord- i Menues. Sculpture . T raffic M»- Oirectpr i nasement. Investment». ‘ Vocab- nats fo r u la ry Bu ild ing , Incom e Tax, and

M athem atics for beginner». e* J > Am ong the course» to be given