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Am erkau might well pause a moment on SatiinUy. the anniversary oI tbe birth of General Lafayette* to consider our debt to France. Those who bewail .the peanuts we pass out 7 in the form of International aid today might chance their , tunc if they recall how much Lafyette and his fellow Frenchmen, lovers of freedom, risked In backing a tiny, brawling, almost unkown country In the hour It -needed help most. France’s help was not s debt to repay—it was an Ideal by which this country must always live! l YNDHl RST. N. J.. SEPTKMHKH 5. 195 Jersey City's Ban Capacity Crowd Is Expected To Witness | School Board Actions Studied Lyndhurst - East Rutherford Alumni Game ga will hold one of the end put) j On Water Use Is th>ns like he dtd at the Universe ; Closely As Reaction Mounts ty of Miami Bobby Walsh out j stan d in* .is * fn«sh at the U ni I yn«lhur»t*« political pul-e verity of Nebraska will be st \ »* iM 'itm i hotly tCMlay. on* of 'he halfbacks, Nkk "Scrap Taxpayers Pnteating Failure Of Bsard iron*' Servideo, a wrtvtling cham To Ratolva Die Of Marin Avenue Land Tlie rr4**Mi th r ll» jn i •>( Example To Us pinn and three season grid yeter h l u r a l i o n an at VM1 will be at fullback while veteran lacklr Tom Ken The question of the loss uf lax dollar* through H«»ard 1 hew next t'ehruarv r«tl« nedy of Lafayette will be a start ol Kaltaealion inaction «»n the M an n ayenue }>ro|ierl% isautk iruuiN l al le«i| I.*%»r member* er Two jrutiitBrtm. still p.tavirq ail) hr named to the hoard college ball Mill see action in the (ire laal week al ihr meeting •»( the Ho*» by recent d*voi*pn classman at Springfield College l« v to waps tMtjr jww. «•» b«> ,,, ,Kr w.nrfm . h. « m ism tern are lostkotg fnrwayd t*> U*-** Of the thirty player sqqad car ml brrww* lh» of Mu ihfi, I ...... It,. I ti,* l.n.1 r.tJtM! haB r.fUMKt I*. Ct*W . pits T , ,, , , _ wk,„, efer. l*o*« in th r h o p e l h * t * W * riad by Lyndhurst eleven of the look be g u an kite t*M**d. nlayei v are back*, -even are ends of the property it »*wns at Marin pun>»>«» Avenue i ltr, Her* a .le-* f tW th*i ft\ «• are tackle*- four are guard* The heatrd discussion wa* i t* w-h‘i*'h • W o I. ta«i gnd three are pivolmen In addi •tartetl v* hrn Jators Dr I .•-ll.« ‘ ’ v ‘ school matter* pe the * ?MVr ite' «. tion to the above mentioned back a Kidge Hoad liquor sli-r* pr> ^ ' ' ' t* ..V*'1 1 ’* Studied th em S>*r«fr men their will tie Anthony prletor sold that .dtei* ftu thr ! * that a »** I T he b o a rd bam *«**e*npe--f Longo. l)av«* Ysncnello. Jimmy th a t th e h ig h undeCgOlr-.g Naaare. Kussell Kerr. Frank lp wo^erty has been made a. fa, *‘‘‘u V -1 ‘ f • ‘“V" ' .f* 1 ,h* polito. A nthony G u id a sn d BUI back as i m and that the t».ard ‘I J;‘ . ' W i ' t Z n < m bors had pi* n ty of tim e P re n d rl gi«'! study and make '' V‘K * ' " * *** Beside* Osinga and Ltebenow lions for fin a l disp»*sitH*n th e Hl’ v "'* * ,a " at the flanker-position present peooerty t v ri • 1,! h «. U ,, ,1 If »..> « h.*d proprny , 1 ,,,,>*1,1. ,iK.t and Veady lot action will tn* th at th e 1 1 Aft 40* Qeorgt Nkxd, Jobnpy Cgssaliano l»(<>gtam ftryt |h a a e P au l ii Kiaft. Hn hie Dom ann o Parochial Schools tiiSuon m*i«ad and F.rgnk CRrt ten Al the tackle .1 T he b o a rd name«f alow with Kennedy will be Turn WIN H ave 30% of c*t. i-> e b M ir«d«ry Hip^ont.NtftU .«» »•! ! Gibbon* Italo Ricci’, Gerhardt i t t f l ' Daub and Chris. Gervaat while the Tow nship C hildren ■ and then shifted pen j guards will be Richie Gunthei t/>e Uouhlr (OitSffd through the sysie.T. year old t>»>ys-ptay m uch aa <«*n»oltii»s K, * \ (Continued on Page |0) I viulinir*! * |i a r o c h i a I « F ran k bn -aryd C o i The' twuwrd M’liiHiU Will holl»r alioiit ill i« rda> area* |j'.*ve»1 |3 SO© study N a new jierceltl of ihr IwWllglllp'* . v, Fvatii’nal «ent«m gram* *HtK>ot a ■ i.t that the iaM .m the metier ir4 * i Lyndhurst Woman Answers Queries *chool children when th ey ry) tm b -P *»**> ■I.-«« u u « > r r n a - .open next MnmlaV , nwnftbtn* iiwmei.v* , I ■ -• . •• Thr knelling |iaro«hindhur>t tpcl> with the public then work Wtien St Mu hsrl s o(* "t fot • ru*eee t ing echrduJea are varied to let Monday it will have, eight full M .a %1< •1er Rtcadela backed JTieat afl share m both the busy rndes and ovei &OU students ll. Ruggiero i hi#- ftatemaot that and d u* i periods. And th en ti- une of neat year the « twnd sil' the land im . cf fm rw )* « ii i n give Ru n work schedules t-yon Jp ro m o te Its Aral «la*» t<- hig» p u rfa^ a^ v waked the b»H»rd nvno fleaibility they *r* sHle seboof ’ i;e Hal# a- t*',-n arsd to srrs nj:e working schedulao What, htgh «h»«»l w»ll thry sl *t.»i I th i. i. »** t and tu help the am ong th**n> selves trnd* Primary consideration in selet l j Sa* i «<1 H ear I Par ! ing new information agi>nts, 'aaidi. will have 7U0 Bludvnu «nd «eee< | from proflr.ietM'y at reading .map* j full fra d r* * h rn th e m b. - t .. ond tunotobtos, is given ti» thru Monday In «n ied as.litv at ;pM sona.1* «. ni.. I w..rk Heart will promote ita first • Ros.ory Society Any previous training al<>ng this . tn High a h o o t.. line u usually an asset to an in W hat high ». Im ol grfU i -. M eeting is H eld f.vrmation agent le n d ' lteali*ifig that haruti. .«i*l«•* (Iff U nder presient «.u« u«tsi»*’ e? v n i' Can h a n d lr Ul ..*••!*» the some of th* studenuld ivr *-1 Pi.»r.k Authority has be^un to em ixfi tlaltd at St Mai * » In .R 1 pi. v theos person* iu this servbe ; erford and t^ueel^ .*f |Va«e u Worth ArliOstoo But twit.h _•> ' iL r«» <«» a i hawd f « , The- well supervised training uf those ;'acbonla. pt* ,hwi«iii‘in# a-i a itt |io « v#M ■ the mfoimstion agents is reflet ■ rowded Where Will Lyndhut‘1 u-f in theu effh leia y in answer (isriM hial g rad u a te s g-< pr«»vid**i' mg as m any as •ObJKkl iequest» tNr> d«' not* w an t tw "g« !• |«wtd»> ItreeSf a*t (U< .i yesr a Valuatde «rn i. > t »• hr*.. I? (arsons in the New Jersey New The question k being Y ik afea many ti* o.es i.^t^y The question is **f rt**» pot tinency »n l.y n d h u rat t i..a ,». i*. H<-a.id of KlfuratkK) iv>« is study ing a ITto.UOO sd d itio n i.. tt« Chart** T lioskelly. son uf Mr high «*< h*«ol Koch an addt M ah o el * get tb» I vndhuist and Judy ^••tm*. n oiRlal high M idi* " l( lit her ford T be Hcaikellys spent • i|4v>r« .df n.'i '•»i4d n Sunday In celebrat|«*r« tier Tbe dite« f**r* o t tlw per** t M rs. H ickey, 91 'ather taok her and her scaler H *».—J» /.* ' « n*a4» | .''■artrie, to a tall gan^ *i Yana»t t*. Uteic |.-o«i*he* ffal Sm iles O ver UdKin There also was a ps* Wtmal i lu»ti-ai Hid unniverssry party at th* !**•«• ot Mi- h a r! • h»* MNS »ea. H et B r o k e n H i p • r grandparents to UlMtunl ... | • igth gra-ie and st*. m f flee t Conn wtieea the family speni tlo teeenth «>sk.et H « •.*»•( y ’ - Moat week >>fege »bat is (ow g u- haws.lv One l h » u |h 1 th at ** t*ru-.g p wned by .Mta ty * j Home of Champions M ms al*on m .gin im *. 4 # ' Tlir rerenl atnoring s.ght of I y naftfiiirsl’s llelir Hutli the tot* ebufJ'<^es f*<* s pe*‘- l higb arjaod i ' In tb*#- s* » l eague train ca|ifuring third plpre in ihr national rwntrst in tshiah user 6.IMNI tr am* parlu*tp4tr»J (|r*ertri m**re than pasaing mention ll etti|ahaaiaes the far t I ' rwlliural turn* mil « hampnm* vear after year.. Tin* Kar. I«»r in#tamr, |.ymfhur»t High SehYad Mngga^ tbe ifcw uw at at Pw t Uarroways >ss< MMmrthinf a ls o u t whuh I «ndhuv*l *hould Im- prm d -Taday” TV dw a arrives al Fairfsigb PirMpasa imvendty ta re T W i .sananserrial leader start* it off l**da> hs putting reive an lu in n *»ct— ItW r «M I. m m * ««■* o n t m t etldarial page Itm lh iN rd I loess* of I ham pton* l r ol lhe chimp* wotM tan for m r m i mt IS* tacaltr* .SK »* K lu b k« » m *1 |S « m rtvm n M j: iu I end lo keep it ttterr I tsadhurst torn. <1411 rbampion* COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1957 Keep Your Faith, Co To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days

elude the following from Acts: parish hall. /WWWWWVWWWWWWWv | t'he past eight years. "God that made the world and AU parishioners and friends of Associated tyith K w e M e rritt’& all things therein, seeing'that he St Thomas’ are cordially invited Company for the Idst two years, is I^ord of heaven and earth, to be present for the ground Sacred Heart Urban formerly was employed by dwelleth not in temples made breaking service Sunday evening. the First Investors Corporation of SACRED HEART R. C. CHURCH I pils. 10:30 a m* Divine Worship. with hands; Neither is wor Newark. Before entering the in­ Rid** Road A New Jersey Ave. I Tlie topic. “The Greatest Sense shipped with men’s hands, as LYNDHURST METHODIST Holy Name Notes vestment field- he owned his own Ifr. Bernard Moore. Pastor tion in All History.’’ Based On though he needed an y , thing, s.ee- automotive and dairy products C H U R CH •JVVVW w w W w v » w m w Masses: 6:30, 7:30, 0 00, : , ! I T im othy 3 V erse 16. Holy Coih- ing he giveth to all life, and business. 1000 Stuyvesant aad Topline Avenues 11:00, 12:00 in church. j muoion will be celebrated, breath, and all things." By Bill Troescher King Merritt & Company's The Rev. Rodger W. Hawn, j ■ Monday 8 p.m: Church council. branch office is financial counsel 9:00 in school. From ‘ Science and Health with M in ister Next Sunday immediately fol i MOUNT CARMEL CHAPEL Thursday: 8 p.m.. Ladies Aide., Key to the Scriptures” by Mary lowing the 7:30 o'clock Maes of­ to m o re th an 2,500 resid e n ts in 307 Tontine Avenue th e N o r th Jersey area. It is a sub Copeland Avenue, Lyndhurst Baker Eddy will be read the fol GEneva 0 0*28 fered at Sacred Heart Church Sunday Masses: 8:00, 9:00, 10:30 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST lowing: “Spiritual perception the members of the Society vv-ill sidiary of fhe Channing Corpora SC IEN TIST brings out the possibilities of be S unday, Sept. 8: 9 45 a.m .. proceed to the .school cafeteria tion. one of the largest money ST. MICHAEL'S R. C. h * « !ln s s r e *lv e n . will meet in‘the primary room. neadlna Rtom t> mu tion Rqiisr*. CH UR CH planning a banner year for all. I»ng Island. a i Stuyveaant near Valley Brook ST. MATTHEW’8 •pen dally from 11 • m lo 6 pm . Friday, Sept. 13: Catered fish The membership has swell *d Free Delivery , >*i-ept on Sun d n yn sn d le a st holl A venue BV ANGELICAL LUTHERAN lays «n don Friday evenln* from 7 J0 *nd chips dinner will be served over the past few years and it C H U R CH »o 9 30 o'clock Rev. Chase H. Stafford, Mlnistei by thr Woman’s Society of Chris is asked of all to brine, along that Nursery

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Ceremony Saturday to Mr. Koehler N I W L O C A L r SOSJCONE71 Miss Sylvia Leaman was guert PMONK « , -•‘xpr-tte all tn balivitna of honor al a surprise bridal Elizabeth Virginia W’^ber. the Mias Ruth RocSmu daughtii S C H O O L B U S i t c o * m n n l « — Isngth They wore matchm* shower given on Thursday even­ daughter of Mrs. Alexander Web­ ol. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Rockmte j n*aut am W ft < WOOSTEft ard A. Weber, Olean, N. Y wore George Hoyt, of Brooklyn. RKTrRNS TO N U PORT Guests included Mrs. Bernard N Y served a* best man Ush a gown of whits nvlon ’.ulle fash­ Ronald C Woos***, »i-am*n B'ohm. Mrs. John Quinn, Mrs. ers were Henry Mungana*t ami ioned with a fitted bodice, round I ’SN son r f Mi an d Mr* H arold William L. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas John Redfearn portrait neckline and short C Wdeetei ol UA Fern avenue, Biondi, Mrs. Victor Maturo, Mrs. Tlie bride wwore ore ait (towngown of sleeves, bouffant floor ’ length T h e engagement of Mis* Doris Lyndhurst is scheduled to return Richard Bayliss, Mrs. Ted Bern­ Elizabeth Ni Isen daughter of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle skirt over satin and hooos. tiny to N ew port R 1 S ep t I. ab o ard ard, Mrs. Anthony Ciarlo. Mrs. Mr* E dw ard N ielsen. 124 S te ­ over, taffeta, styled with a man Venice lace daisies appUqued on street length dress of old rose th* destroyer I'SS McNair after James Ennis, Mrs. Rudolph Skyta. p h e n s o n Boulevard. New Ho- dann collar Her fingertip veil the bodice and scattered over the lace and matching hat with w hite a four month n ui*r ut the M** at Engineer, in 195®, from Stevens to be performed at the First Pres­ over lime • green taffeta and net present a Senior iri Cornell Uni­ In stitu te o f Technology, Hoboken byterian Church' Rutherford, at with green taffeta cummerbunds versity’s* School of Agriel»ltur« w h e re he w a s a member of Sigma 4 p.m. Colonial bouquets of white and Ithaca. New Y o rk Nn Fraternity* Ke ia' now asso- Children's dark red roses were carried. lated with the United Jlluminat Kenneth Pollard o f Ith aca The Italian American Womh* inCompany m N ew ‘ H aven, served as best man. Ushers were Association will hold its opening! C o n n . SPEAKING OF. Allen Edwards, brother of the meeting of the fall at the CYO Specials groom, of Mexico. New York, and Building this evening Mis An No date ha.« been, set for the W i l I C Q f f IU..4 Charles Vlon. Passaic to m e tte C ru p i new president w e d d in g I« IM r»l»ar i l i i U»|< WSJ •» • t n *l«i«« The bride's mother wore a w ill p resid e fo r th e Irst tinv.-. Ever) Tue*. and Nl r«l. S o n To Ouvr M iir p h g * #1. Yeung I suites' rerm anenu fur i h lld and Teen-ager. Same product*, •tjltna and per A W •*•«ULl» ■» V4| « '*»#»* CONVERT NOW — GAS - OIL - COAL M r a n d Mrs Dav id T Murphy Beauty sen si attention aa ex penal ve wave* I ••*>•{ fS u M m b a a ik a i a n n o u n c e the birth of a-son. Ds Free Estimates tTueuday and Wedneada* enlyi c « n it M * aai* I U>| » » J by ESTELLE M.4CIS v id Edward, bt»rn on August lg ID IM lU ii «.lh . at the Milford Memorial Hospital e MELROSE HAIR STYLIST C lear A ir Furnace Co. Milford. Delaware. Mr*. Murphy 9 1 Yeung Ladles’ Haircut and Set and *itlUi K hurnv 2-44KW is the former Rosemary Renug of (Tuesday and Wedu««da> enl»» KEARNY. N. J. L a in el avenue, Clifton. \ \ < ii \m .r urcw \ t O v er ,M‘ Years in This Locality BUSY BUSINESS WOMEN need the lift thst comes from * YOLANDA a regular beauty shop appoint­ M rs. Roescke ment every week. It isn’t only ••r//*: h o v s k o r in u n " LILLY’S SPORTS WEAR the flattery of a carefully G ets PTA Honor kept-up coiffure that counts. Don't Hesitate... Take This D nlim lrd lo . . . Thr I onk of Kelaseil I ivtng "II h fr r I uu (. rl T_h* Hr tl I'i* There's a special relaxation The Washington PTA gave a II U RIISiK ROAD MIRIM \RMN«;T*»W that comes from a professional Opportunity Immediately party on Wednesday evening m <18 IID OI BOAI) KB. t SSIB N O R TH A R LIN G TO N shampoo. You can leue an i honor of Mrs Grace Roeschke. || KE. S’USS . , your tensions as your beautt- REGISTER NOW AT ; principal *»f the Washington j School, arid Miss F.lirabeth Lind : And isn’t It fuh to watch some­ i say dark there. ’ both of whom one make you look fresh and ; have been transferred* to. othei pretty?—We think that’s the D e b b y ’s THEATRICAL j School*. nicest part of our work! -o- The r>aity wa» held ut Ihe horn* In between the >ob rind the •I - Mis John H Soz/io. pre'si evening, prom.-.e yourself Tive SCHOOL of DANCE lei.t of *he PTA There were fin* minutes on the* couch. Feet up lfts for bo'h of the !v»nor guest« 32,2.4 O R IE N T WAY. R U TH E R FO R D . N J on pillows, higher than your O th « is p re se n t w ere Mr* head. Th brief rest makes a Limited Classes Being F,ermed In , Cl arle-. Reilly, Mrs- Joseph .Ian world of difference—even if 'r* v\-*ki M is .W altei le y h , Mr- you must manage it While the BALLET — TAP — TOE ACROBATIC potatoes boil for supper! ,1 1. K orn. 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The WSCS of the Methpdist .Mr. and Mrs. Mario Fusto and Mr. and tyrs. E. L. Foster, of Mitt Eva Pattowska Weds Roland Mertz Church will serve a fish an' son. John, of Green avenue, are Forest avenue, left on Saturday Scout Camp •• Miss Eva Puttowska, 437 Pauli j man. Roy Nickchon of Wisconsin chips dinner on Friday. Sept. 13 back from a vacation spent 'at on a vacation trip to Glen Ellen-. ; son avenue. Passaic, became the and Hank Calvert ushered. Wal from 5 to 7 p.m Tickets may b« I^vallette. Illinois!. bfide of Roland Mertz. son of Mi lace Putowski ahd Audrey Zador secured from any member of thf Gil Bothan Turns The Ends Season and Mrs Roland Mert/. of Chas* j Alski. of Buffalo. N Y.. were society or by callin g GE. 8 4765. Mr. and Mrs. William Mathir- Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Thalman. avenue, on Monday, at a eerr j junior ushers. Carl Puttowski was -en of Willow avenue, celebrated I of Octavia place, are back from The Lyndhurst Girl Scout Day ‘heir 21st wedding anniversary a weekend and holiday visit with Camp closed with a special pro mony performed at the Polish ringbearer. • Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hollstein ■>n Saturday with dinner and a friends and relatives at Roose- gram at the Scout House on National Church in Passaic. A rr ! After a secret trip the couple of Page avenue .are back from ii* h t g am e at Y ankee S tad iu m , ; velt. Long Island. Wednesday afternoon. There ception was held at Casino De \ will live in Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. a vacation spent at North Scitu N r\v York. They had just re Spotlight on Your Stars j were presentations of some of the Charlz in Totowa. Mertz is a graduate of Douglass ate, Mass.. with a stop on the way 1 ••irned from Ann Arbor, M ch. WWWWUWVUVWWWVWVWWVWW-WW* rtV .V W tW W W i activities of the week at camp. Miss Darrell Vance, of Moores | College and is a student at the bac kto visit Mrs. Hollstein': town, was maid of honor. Thr : Medical School of the University ... 1 such as bandaging, duties of good mother, Mrs Frank Engel, at Nev R u th erfo rd W E 9-1M* (Special To Thr leader) Il a magnificent movie with L ltiwns to „ k, and high Misses Vicki Haine and Sonja | of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Vernon, N Y. NEW YORK - One of the best rreat rolor and great acting. Just , rlc, n of rlS b jsh. kn„, Croce were bridesmaids. Ida Her husband, who has just been PI DELTA preaenta movies you are likely te find < lose y«ur eves when Sophia tm t, ing flnd „ther (eature, of ,hr Mertz and Alice Dasler. of Lynd j released fFom Army duty, is a I r l V l - l U Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of 33.' “ a i r conditionbd — around is “The Pride and the on -ta..1' T a is, try n i oseyoui j u rr^’s arrnmplishments. hurst, were junior bridesmaid' , graduate of Brooklyn 'Polytechnic Second avenue, is Spending sorw Dances Passion"—if you forget about So £^rs.A f t e r the program parents and Patricia Dasler was flown [institute with a degree in Me- time at the home of her son and Now thru Saturday —at— \ hia Loren. Doc Williams I were priviledged to see the ex girl. . * hanical Engineering. daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs It l» a thins of wond., in th hlbir £ han/ work done by tlw 522 38th St Clark Gable • Yvonne DeCarlo Now, you mav ask. who wants Leonard Sogorski was best j _•______Arthur Jones, of Orange. VFW Union City p reat eity tha Dor W ill.am s ,sn I ; we Sun. Mon. Tues. Sept. 8 9-10 enough. It is a fantastic' gun. B toes a re so tasteful, yet so tender Cinemascope & Color th a t tk ey rrtrt fru it to sh am e spent the first part, of it as guest: b e a u tifu l p ie c e , a n enormoti.' »»f Mr and Mrs John Robinson, ol Aradetny Award Winner th re a t The Spanish land over Oh! you jucky Npw Jersevies enjoy yourselves while you may1 Springfield, Mass. formerly ol “LUST* FOB L lftr which it has to pass is b rutal. Lake avenue, Lyndhurst. at their Kirk.Douglas - Anthony Quinn . Add to th is th e c la s h betw een summer home at Wendall, Mass the personalities "f th e iineducat 2nd H it .Next.with Miss Gertrude O’Keefr •‘A Twinkle In God's Eyf” ed Sinatra and th e highly civil Legion Wins ind Mr. and Mrs. William Uoyd ...and we know» i?ed Grant, and y o u h a v e conflict »f Jersey City Mrs. William Mil Mickey Rooney-Hugh O'Brlan enough. ler and son, Lloyd, and Mrs. H. L But the movie makers had to Start* Wednesday. Sept. 11 State Honors I iedemann and children. Carol how to fit them! throw in Sophia. She is Sinfatra a • AN AFFAIR TO girl friend—at first. She is the Barringer Walker Post 139 and John, at Greenwood Lake REMEMBER" i©V*l secretary w ho puts int«* honored at »he recen t B ergen and then a weekend a1 Atlantic We'll tetl voq If your youngsters need *xfc>*ds the thoughts he has but j County meeting »n Rutherford. Citv. shoes; We’ll telV you if .they don't. . cannot express. You know the State Vice Commander Jame* Mr. and Mrs. Harry _ W regft of Stop in today for a free size checkup and rldvt iy now She fatls for Grant: | Heifer -of - Jersey ^ity^presented j fifth. street, entertained at Pedograph. And he falls for her. the State Amf ricanisriS Citation to j cook out at their hdme on-Mon- Patriotism Wins Out Commander Summers for the day. Their guests were their C orrect Shoe Fitters Eventually, Sophia moves her Post work and ac tivity in Amer j daughter and son-in law. Mr and slefcjping gear over to Grant'** nanism during the pas* year. The Mrs R. Bruce Smith and child IM Park Are. GE »■»»« Rutherford ran, Raymond and Catherine, ROUTE 3 teat There is a jealous .interlude Posts Americanism c hairman this OPEN TRI TIL 9 FREE PENCIL BOXES with their new son, James Hen­ rz between Sinatra a n d G ran t year was Vice Commander Ed DRIVE IN THEATRE There is a great -knife fight be ward Khauber. ry, born on August 8. of Pines The Jeanne Evans Dance Studio will atart Its new tween Grant and one of the guer This is *wo years.in a row that Lake; -their son and daughter in son Saturday, September 7th. All types .of 0»ncing At ROUTF 17 R U T H F R tl’RD law.'Mr and Mrs. Harry Wregg. w E O S T t R M-**o 53 illas. Lyndhurst Post has won this hon will be taught to adults, boys and girls. years and up. Sophia does a dance w h ic h isn'J or Last month Barringer Walker Jr„ and daughter, Sharon, of Each lesson will alao Include arm movements, stretching so*much a dance as a strip tease. Post won the County Trophy, Pine Brook; Mrs. eKnneth Reid>. and limbering exercises. TOO AV thru SATURDAY of Wyckoff. and Mr and Mrs. Ed You may enroll for classes by calling KE. 8-O704 on But mainly their is the gun. known as the Maywood Memorial In Color Trophy, for performing the most ward Chankalian, Mr. and Mrs September 5th and 6th. The Jeanne Evans Dance Studio Clark Oable ■ Yvonne OeCaHo th«^big. inanimate thing which . Is locallocated at t» Rtdge Par* Drive. Nortti Arlington. ylimuoates the picture. There is outstanding Americanism work in Sidney Kat*. Walter Katz. Mr ‘ BAND OF ANGLES" Bergen County and Mrs Harry Quinzer and son. alao the effort of the French to halt Air-Condltlone iimI evt furm Mo* Ihrn r.t M*u at * "ROCK AL1. NIGHT’ charge on August 28, his parents M > * I SO amt *1 Sun & H air Coloring C lear Air Furnace Co. I * S n i Mat* ai > e m tv ‘ rmciAv - saturoav I aprt t Ml * • « » *v«-nri»a ai • i n *2 ae ami # i so hu.ir*M ( ir i'in q Color ShoW ^K EA R N Y . N. J. KE»rn> 2-409Q RUPTyK:»SER I Smartiajr Dorninc «n»w at Walt Dianer'a I 0 »0 « H 91 SO anil SI ?S. BAMBI" alao Bu» t L,a n e *a t# r COMPLETE HAIR "AFACME*’ OUlBbcHillfS • STYLING INpLUDED viit’ vt’ii v^ntniaiulnu’iits LEDERMANS MANRICOS COLD REF.R • WINES WM lUH I W A PMai* T tC lIN lC O L O k - HOUSE OF BEAUTY LIQUORS EDLIN’S G Eneva 8-2148 PR tSl BIPTION rHAHMACY FREE DELIVERY 234 PARK AVENUE. RUTHERFORD, N J. Rtitle Road * Jauneer »»' MISS FRANCES HART AIR CONDITIONED FOR l OI R COMFORT D rive C arefully North Arllnfton. N. J. 2 9 9 Stuyvrunt Ave KE. t-#(Ol r Humlaton, M l Hi. Former Solo Dancer of lhe Mriropoliian Opera f .'W i/ M o n d a y s C*.0 « « d » » “ ' » ' ,h •*h » 0 ' W E . 9 - 5 9 7 5 month ond more youngster* on tb® rood ♦bon • a Company. Non York. Announce!. before ... bo ont'i coutiou* D r. I. D ansky THE OPENING OF HER 1957 1^58 SEASON' lot'* oil do our |»ort to moke our comt«ur»ty a »a*s ©loco for our child'*". OPTOMETRIST vlail Wm at tha m#at baautK _ _ _ Ask For A Julius Special Week of September 9th bar It town Taete one E x a m in e d h*e #*Oclou. grill ifKlaHlM . Equity Savings Oppoait* Town .(tail Toe - B allet • T ap - A crobatic Try il At LACKAWANNA Barrel’s Tavern 405 KEARNY AXX AND LOAN ASSOCIATION S T l ' D I O BAR & G PILI. JOE DORKOWOLSRL Prop. KEARNY Ridge Road and Fraessaa Bi J. 583 KEARNY AVE. (cor. Midland KKARNY, N. J. 97 CHESTM T ST.. RUTHERFORD. N Ly ad burst, N. J. W EbsHr 9-9881 KEarny 2-0101 I’h nnr KE. 2-0026 Telephone t'Klwler 9-4173 Tat Olaova • flU 448 LEWANDOWSKI STREET. LYKDIIl'Rftt. N. I. p a c e n v p THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 195? COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTll BERGEN REVIEW Koval and .<-.m Kenneth, of Jer w ,nvi .and Mr Rod Mr# Uf • CpkmbusPTA Cilv, Mt and Mr* art I'i* Delawetuta. Bob Newton Benefit W il ^ henk and son. Edward Alan, ft' > Happy Dancing in M- MM ' Mt \llt A dopts Them e U nd deuchtor*. Harbor a amt l*am The ColumbHs PTA has adopt Be Held Saturday NigM Mr and Mis Walter Andre Ha. of Willow avenue apent last ed as its them’ for fh° school %nd daughter Vivian, of Post week on a vareti. n trip t. * - h The Bob Newton b-nefit show Eduetmn *hr Town Council, The year. 1957 58 ‘Partners in Edu avftUK' *»:e hack from a ten daj mgton. D C Ew* weekenr —cation." Mrs. Joseph Stawicki. and dance to be held a* fhe North leader The Observer, a>Yd every­ Mrs ’ find Mr? Charles Cocke thev had as *utsts Dmeen and one who contributed m some way of Lake Worth FI* . formerly of motor trip through the Ad iron . program chairman, and Mrs. Bur. Arlington High School th s Sat Joyce E r rn ^ *'f W ayne Tow n to, help swell the fund that will Lvndhurst. announce the birth of da ks. then to Venn mt and New ton Davis, president, have re urday evening September 7th is sh ip „ leased their program for the vca ready to go with talent estimated make B<»b Newton well again and a son. J o h n O v erto n C»**ke. on H am pshire and on in to C a n ad a The opening meeting of the j in the hundreds of dollars to y r- to reliev e aOlite of ’h i w orry that August 9 at take Worth Mrv season to be held on the night of form for this very worthy cause is his and his family. Come out Cocke is the former Miv- Man* Mr and Mrs Arthur J ten Mr and Mf- Anthon. C**la O l H i fhra k ***** fof September 16. will.be Parents' Ninety percent of-the show is of Saturday and do your part Aftei Servideo of Copeland avenue. mir-ei. of Summer avenvie en >urd«' of I Jike Woitb I11* >» h the show dance to Bill Winn . tertained - j at - a —-—- barbecue aurty or. Night—Back to Srhool. Teat hers professional material and the i s^ient l*'t- week >n « *» n wei# 70 Ocmror * CrhH«r. will be introduced by MisS Ed.th «>ther ten percent of semt-profes a n d l.k> F our B ’i O rch estra Live M rs ■ W alter F Millrkrn.' ' ided &r anC c u e st' at lu iv h e o n at th e b**i«f a I ttle dan e a little and help Mrs Arthur J Feitnnger of Nut Hulmes. principal. sional. Court avenue. «* back from a tw i of Mi *nd Mrs Robert M ti tv O w D t w ^ l C ii K 0% fry #>« M ichael F esta. h ealth ofli'-er< is The committee reports that the a little. Tickets can be pur based weeks vacation spent at the bom* ley anj.1 Mr and Mr- William j of Freeman *treet, and wet e hc»n at the door I anf<« of ' HoM tt n, ^ tth MjMM scheduled to soeak on “Children progress made in the past couple ■if her brother m law. Lt Col i orod at a family ififtWt at th- tpoc-o’ rod n n d r o* da^co bludon^ cwi borKhon. Diseases ' at the meeting to be j of week? is very gratifying and | George W Milliken at Islip L I local friend* . hom e of Ml an d Mr* 4ohn held on the evening of Novem are in hopes that the. next few* BLOOD ALL SENT Mrs James Fergus, of* Mulder* trt»ne. «»f Gieen avenue Corn tot coondi proper Mass.. also vas a guest there at ber 8. There will be a question days remaining before the show L . ^ ■ ■ %-f Sl'OTTI Mrs Canstantine Chase of fth and answer period. .that the people who have not as the same time. This vfeek Mr Mr and Mi* Gennsi" C"t*a<' avenue. w as guest of Honor »t <■ Com#, too, lor neM ol &yr>C9 f The Christmas party w ill be j yet purchased their tickets and Milliken has as her gu~*t *t h* i *nd s«»n. tie n n a ro , a»»d Mi •. Cm An emergency rail is beinc ilmner £iven for her at the Chin* held on the evening of Derem J made a donation if they .would home here Mrs May Milliken. o' j wiro> father. Edward Walde W sent out by James Scotti. head Chppei in Jerw> Ctt> on Sunday or>d yowr f^oo of do»s:o^f ber 16. w hen children of the do it right now the comm ttee .. • of t he 1<* al Blood Bank for c on Brighton. Mass. in releb iatio ft of h er b«rti»*ia> s.hool will present a program would appreciate it very much. U.'t oroMl "O « v a .^ t. .n t r t | or*, with B negative and O nega­ O th e rs in. th • party w ere M is Mrs. P R. Tonner and Mrs. H Teenage girls from the Athletic tive type blood. Mr. and Mis. Adam Sauser o’ tn Wiltiamsnuig. Va Club and other youngsters - are Elm. son in law and daughter ot Anthony l » mbo, Miss .-s*rai T. Thompson, co-i hairmen in the Two local i -sidents in Hack Lem N v M- v Jo h n (H ffrh o m m i Bergen County Council of Par canvassing' door to door in the lyisark*’ and Bergen Pines Hos Mr and Mrs. Salvatore Harbter* Mrs I lonktih s Davif UHl Mi^ • ents and Teachers, for the "F,x effort to sell tickets to help.Bob pital are in? need of this type of Tontine avenue, are the par B u rto n S D a\ ♦» ceptional Child" will speak at Newton get over this tragic eyent Th„ Bergen C ounty ents «>f a daughter. Agnes. bof* the February meeting S ides in his life j _Blood_____ Bank in Paramus of w h u ji •on Saturday at Hamnumton Mis N E W L O C A L “New Jersey Cares", . w 11 be The committee have added tin j ’lhp j1>( aj Bank is peit. has S au ser is th e foi m ei M iss Ap,ne> Mr’ an«i Mis John Tit». o.f 47. th e • j ,.xhau. ted the supfilj Valiev Hiook avenue hack ftvn Sm tet &umm, J shown. There will be a Founder extra inducement to peopl o f these B arb'ier i S C H O O L B U S D ay tea. I w ho have not purchased their, tvpe; T h e local bank, w hen An Aifx'T Mi.h wh*'ie theii Mayor William F. Gallagher { tickets yet and th a t i- a number j ; H)Vtdmg donor, w ill b e cied it Mi and Mrs John I*reis, o « n, Joseph w ^ • fw th P r b a t r b in aerv lre for I *««t Will speak on th e‘‘Ltftie league o: doof prizes that will be won nei;ative and I4«itie Ruth team entertained at Fifth street, have b*d as theu hur%t student* from ant plere on Fathers N*ght March 17 A by lucky ticket holders, half o finecative blood provided instead guests John C Hr/asrcr, of De their home to celebration of Jo S h o e S t o r e tn M»«n te a n t I »» iIKhN children’s musical progiam w ill I which will b e announced during ,,d^ (hpf„llv usual fo| tvR o fo r o n e . O trolt. Mil h.. cousin ;•! »,1« ‘ seph’s 16th birthday, w h he fe a tu re th e M ay m eet inc. w hen the show and the other half dur S o t t i s a id th a t transportation uiaikiHi on Augiist S Out nl towi Krh John Kow ?.u«>sts .ii the family uathrt mg in Emmet Baicahnv Chairmen of the headquarters w ill b e provided tluded M: and Mrs Antbon> installation of offi< ers. al. of N utley, Mi a n d M rs *-eu ( .11 « i '* h h .l l k » \|{\N AN I 'M » AHI.INI. I o n There will be three activities Committee said that- their will be Thursday at « 30 pm A rrange Cow a I and daughter, l^nnse. of Olasuid' ot Miami, IT* M during the other three months of two recepticles placed on both m e n t s -may be m a d e b y e a ll.n g 'Moonarhie. Mr. and Mrs Joseph rtAd Mi A K V uotto. M«> the school year Friday. O- tober ends of the stage where each and W E 9-9544 everyone can toss their loose 25 is the date set for a card par f •hange to swell the proceeds ty. In January there -will be a K ;ilht rin»* liiiffney* Lntrr** food less food sale and in April Teenage tills from North Ar , . . m v a childien’s ba/aai lington High Si boo I dressed in Klnitra. !N .1. Standing comm ttee chairman evening apparel will greet you. nsmed by the president are «. v..u *ntw the huiM'na. A vqu K .lh -im , Hiu j Mm .« program, Mrs. Stawicki; adult e n te r the b u ild in u Lois Forman: Mr and Mrs Mi hael A u»af fney. o^f I,yndhurst Avenue, was education. Mrs Henry FTank: who Will a t PS ho.-tfs.- will greet the guest of ^onor at a susprise PT A w elfare. M ;ss M Pala7_zo vou and direct yon to the ticket v'i:oin!’ awav’ pajama party on achievements. Mrs. J M. Melfi. table. Pat Hartley and Pat Fridav muht The hostess • was Founders" Dav. Mrs John Sloan Franeella will present you with rai‘ »| Rlohm ‘dan ;hter of Mi and program tOb Council. Mis. I1. I a program ’ and Fjleen M *ssev M rs. Bernard- Blohm of I aW#* Piscatella. publications. Mrs t Luc vile Malgen. and Martha Sbek%Sakj Avenue Oether guOts w»re D. Domanico. horpitelity. Mrs F W a lm s le y w ill r»eat y o u w h t 'r e Joyce1 Crenshaw. Kathleen F jc B. Bulkowski and Mrs. J C. Cv« y o u w ish to s t; gan exceptional child Mrs. I or Th*» corsages woi*n by the girls ; i o n e . and .Berta Dtebold * J*ei o ratio n s w ere in '»iirple and enz Harms, Summer Round up. and lapel-carn«’a*ns for the hand Mrs Danml Kenny ; budget and j will he donat' d by t>iuglas Flor 'cold and 'he <-»*nter of attraction finance. Mrs Genehi; member ist of North Arlington, th- d j was a large pold storking eon ship. Mrs Albert Calderaro; pub* prizes up to iuhv will be donated | taming many. ci(ts Partv re licity. Mrs. Dominick Livelli by Eddie* S w eet S h o p T he M ir> 1 fre^hmenfs weie seived later in Plans were made at a meet' Lambert Stoie.s other donators J th»* e\*eninc:. ing held op Thursday at the will be announced ftom the stage . Miss CafTnev home of Mrs. .Stawjcki of Third Saturday ev«nmg The Commit j timber . 11th f »r Flmira. r tee wdsh tb th an k th e B<>«id o York, where sh** will enter hei av en u e * freshman year at- Elmiia Col>;^ LANCASTIR *»ANn * • : for' Women. ■ S CHOICI" CHUCK ITS M> and Mrs Chaiies Cremley 446 Se and Mrs Cromlev. wit! ’•<£ SHO? WITH (H [ BEAUTIFUL FIT t I their son. Bond all. of Beru i k . h e * i a »ae^ lw |i ' Pa Yesterday the Cromley's had V-B . >W« » 00* AT as1 hirvheon guests Mr and Mrs Acpic FAR^I fRISH PBOOOCE r i i F ra n k S tark , -of B ogota •M ii (M »kmt w*»a'o Ik. lei* » «e*l ie -o* HARRISON SHOES Mr and Mrs Peter F Cureio (. #*•*>*♦«,4 u , O y 9 1 and daughters Carmella and “40 k>o #oeni ? ». 224 HARRISON AVT.M K. HARRISON. N J Charjerie, with M" Curcio's-ai* ter. Mis> (»oldw Kdwards. all (> 3 3 OPEN MON.. THI RS.. FRI., SAT TO «» 265 Liv ingston avenue, sj59* CALIFORNIA SUNKISt VAtlNClAS PIXII SAUIRKRAUT — IS. Oranges39< SAVI JO- A SOUND P o t R o a s t 6 5 . a c m e d a ir y f a v o r it e s HOS MIL VACUUM SACKID •Iffffl f •fffTf M'f t f* 7 9 - FAMOUS LOUILLA S a l a m i '-'«43< Butter QUIRfiRl ctrtM 65c Acme CROCCRV VALUE*

Swiss Cheese »49« t » t n t« a > •( r t t M t u * i i w S u g a r 5 0 - 9 9 . M a r g a r i n e etittd A en o j < i i •* lailU II - tH III 1 ( 0 ACMt OAKERY SPiCIALS! H a a h 2 5 5 < • i *> SU eaiM I - OiD FASHIONID 1 * 1 C lW i Po rk & Beans 4 MM 4 5 . i c m u i m m u ii •>. *«i 19 m u iw n l | •> Bread I I C T t H I l a x D iK im t U l G rap efruit 2 2 9 . fMC« IIH U U 'I l u l l P i t 4 9 c P i e s I t M * * e i i i m t 9 i m P e c a n R i n g IUIM • « » 4 5 c Id eal Corn 6 7 9 . i l •> PIVOM THK OARDBN *TATB FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL P o t a t o e e am m n rnifi 3 2 9 . With th# return ef ct«*'dre^ to *r>- « <• t**« eormal 1'*t» a-H f•••* t a • nearby. New Jemey milk »• 'ih^ioasljr f»e«b an«t < t h * i* ’y • im s m C o f f o e 8 9 . SPURS S’#w Jersey's itoiry *e4««f»y '« •« "*e*>««a."it •rr** 2:.v39< milk and ever e*pnf» a «*•' t- | | / . C "M ix or M alth ' i m ’* J u t c« S a l e ! New Vnrk f Hy a»«#> Rrf*«n S* tnrf Beefsteaks i i T t a n 21: 7 5 Jaraey Vreed*. ptu* a few r* Party Punch •« / j m c ^ a a It'* alway* *9 v>f Je»*«- m*T'» TVve-i •*» ihrifpi^f f,vr the fie*1* r* ler «**> *■ f«» f '. . t f t Ideal Orange Juice Orange Drink•« A t,.’ ^ »-aoetaWi«. a«k th e man U i* U m *" > i -^rseJf to the f.nei of * Cia6 «•* Grape Drink *cII ■ 3^40* 2"m 47« S s E I v l c E 256-60 Shiyvcsont Avtnue Lyndhurst, N. J. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1957 PACE SIX COMMERCIAL LEADEB ft SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

ing a site for a number of log er has agreed to carry on for the | Mr. and Mrs. Herman Denecke, William, of Lyndhurst, and Mr. Forest avenue, a t e back from a benches so that, parents would next year alone. He has, proven of Harrington sventie. have had and Mrs. William Shadel and 17 day cruise to the West Indies have comfortable seats while at­ himself to all as a Scout a mem-1 as their guest for a few weeks, daughter, Linda, and Mr, and and South America. Tamarack Scouts Won Large Variety tending *he weekly water' cami- her of tfee camp staff for a num Marilyn Field, of East Jewett, Mrs. Joseph Mcssii\eo, of Ruther yal during the summer, ~as well ber of years* a Lodge Officer, and j N. Y. John Denecke and Robert ford. F ra te rn ity C h ap ter No. 129 O r­ as the picturesque. Indian calling finally as an adult advisor. Hirsch, of Harrington avenue der of th? Eastern Star. w*ll hold Of Merit Badges And Advancements out ceremony of Wakanta Lodge. spent, their ■ vacation at Lak< Mrs. Philip Vitarelli, of 68 its opening meeting of the season Many were called out to the Huntington. N. Y T he 1957 cam p season of T am by flint and steel, and accuracy didates attended tHe week end Ir§. Kingsland avenue, entertained at tomorrow evening at Adoniram arack Council, Boy Scouts of with a two handed axe demon­ meeting at Camp Tamarack. A Brotherhood degree on Saturday and daughter, Christine, of 'ion-1 luncheon on Wednesday for. Mrs. Temple on Second avenue. A America, is now history, and its strating by lighting a match with last minute change in 'plans, rtec evening, and those taking the tine avenue, are back from a twoj Karl A.. Diebold. Jr., son o Matthew D'Emilio and son, Al­ cosmetic ^demonstration will fol­ accomplishments can be meas­ the axe, the match having been essitated by the leak in the dam. First Degree were put through weeks 'vacation spent at Lava!- ! Mr. and Mrs. Karh A. Diebold. phonse, Mrs. Gerard D’Emilio, low the business meeting. Mrs. ured by the tremendous number placed in an -axe cut on a large brought a majority of the,men tc their trials to see if they meas lette. of Kearny street, was honor guest Mrs. Vincent Giardelli and -sons, George Nixon is worthy matron of Scouts advancing in rank and choj ping block. Other events the lake where thev worked at ured up to the ideals of the Or­ at a party given at his home on Matthew and George, and Bar-; and her husband is worthy pa­ various tasks, including digging der. The* climax of the evening securing merit badges. No tabu­ were following a compass course, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Berger ol I Monday evenin'; in celebration of bara, Philip and Richard Vitar­ tron. an eight foot deep trench to dis was' the Vigil Ceremony when lation has been made as yet to first aid. tug-o-war, and wood Stuyvesant avenue, snen» the past | his 15th birthday. Guests includ elli, all of Lyndhurst. cover the leak, building bridges three of the outstanding members determine whether or not a rec­ sawing. In this event the two week at the home of their son1 ed Robert Porro. GeSrge Hild to bring material to the ?ite, of the order were inducted. They ord has been set. younger Critelli brothers of and daughter-in law, Mr. and * and Bernard S:hgf.'res, with tht Mr. and Mrs. James Herwig of I Cheek Our Want Ads T ro o p 183, W ood-R idge, saw ed plugging the leak, and working were former Essex District Exec- Camp doctors thought the aver­ Mrs. Bernard Berger, of Union. boy’s grandparents. Mr. and Mrs about 140 inches of logs, meas on the «ate which lowers the lev­ tive Donald DiBello, now in the Karl H. Diebold and Mr, and Mr? age. gain in -weight of the Scouts ured across the buts of the logs, el Of* the lake when necessary. Utica, N. Y.. Council; Pat Scalera. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Eldredge, William Stelzenmulle’r and «x*» was excellent and the work of in the five minute period alloted This outlet had become clogged guiding light in the erecition of We Guarantee Perfect - Honest Fit the doctors during the season was by a* heavy cement anchor, and the Cahill Memorial Chapel; and of Stuyvesant avenue, spent the limited to a great extent by the A new twelve day camp period a groun of men, including the Provisional Scoutmaster James holiday weekend on a motor trip was deemed a success by many few who needed treatment. The Lodge Advisor, James Beckei Rudbeck, who was also unani­ to Harrisburg and Milford, Pa. C hiropractor drop in the water level limited of the parents, Scouts and lead the Camp Ranker. Lee Ohmen mously elected Chief of Wakanta ers. A meeting will be held on slightly the use of the lake dur­ John Oates and others, dove. int< Lodge for the'coming year. Other Mrs. Edgar B. Earp of Stuyves Dr. W . J. Cunningham ing the last week, for in addition September 20 to go over this and the‘chilly waters to loosen th officers elected to serve with him ' ant avenue, has had as her guest to the lack of rain, a serious leak, other factors in improvement of obstacle, which was about six feet are Jtobert Berry of North Ar­ j for a week her daughter and son- Hotift? r«||» by appointment which has since been corrected, the next camping season of the under water. The pressure was lington, Assistant Chief; George in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter An lo ve r 25 yean »ui < e^.ful pra

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- SEPTEMBER 5. 1957

The e*ecu*ive board of the Wo­ man’s Club of Lyndhurst met yes terday afternoon at the home of their president, Mrs. Joseph Jan kowski. in Kingsland avenue. Plans were completed for the opening meeting of the season to be held neat Wednesday after noon at Adoniram Temple, on Second avenue, beginning with a covered dish luncheon ' The program to fo0ow will in elude the review of two books, one in fiction and one non-fic­ tion. to be ?iven by Miss Edfth Jennings. Sandra Donten. dele fate representing the club at the Citizenship Institute for Girls held under auspices of the State h e children ore buck nt - .i l u 'o i >'tn> v o v c j1 1o • i -.till .vu't prepare Federation of Women’s Clubs in enkfoits b > * Ii i r ■ ami cL ' tint (ue tu*ty nutritious and eco June at New Brunswick, will givr h e r f e p o r t That'*, w h ) rr(.rp on.) roof He r ■> vwith qiownu) fomiltf» ore American Home Dept. •tymq on C lP A K D UNION Vi«. l-R AND UNION TOD A v TH* Mrs. Paul Witting, chairman of the American Home Department J Pi P f O O P V A R K H tor ij M > C of the Club, announced her pro .gram for the year at yesterday's m eeting. Meetings will be held on the afternoon of the third Monday of tach month. The theme will be “Each One Teach One". Projects will be the Greystone Park As­ sociation and the Edna Conklin Children’s Home in Hackensack At the September meeting members will begin work on items for Greystone Park pa tients. Dolls to be dressed for Christmas for the Childrens Home will be given to those who atten d . In October Mrs., Witting will give a ceramics demonstration. FOOD markets Mrs. Fred Taub. art chairman for the club. wiU demonstrate C h o i c e candle making and decorating at ihe November meeting. “W om en Of th e B ible" w ill be A r m o u ' the theme of ‘a talk to be given p r e m i u m by Mrs.- Benjamin G. Divine, at the December meeting. There ’will algo be a talk on Home Dec orations for Christmas. In January there will be pre sentation of a panol discussion on “How to Deal with Your Ten sions", with Mrs. Joseph Jankow $ 0 c l e ski as narrator. How to make a hovel doll will be demonstrated by Mrs. Joseph Salata at the February meeting Mrs. George Renz. chairman of the Garden Department, will sptak on “Flowers, Shrubs and lot l.tittiHr* Their Care” at the March meet c h « u . < * " * •* ing. JCM IM MIt Sw ^l...,»l..k . In April there will be instruc tion on the making of hairpin "Save Rasoberm Preserve 35c lace and needlepoint work, by Mrs. William Vivers. Mrs. Lewis D I R 1 0 ^ lU N S H I N f Edgecombe. Mrs. William Ma>-cr S o s s « » •.I*""?" and Mrs. Paul Witting. ttiH * * 1 i S ® * * Krtsov Crackers U? 29c Two tours have been planned, one to the New York Stock Ex J O IO C H ^ WISTON change and one to th«* Cloisters at Ft. Bryon Park. N. Y- Dates F* Bars .V/ lit •Will be announced late r S M I S t f E SAVE Money on romou» Ham* fraud VOGT IS APPOINTED S4YI 5< M 2 tw t * * ! un uc Wise Potato Chips 33c BY SAVINGS LEAGUE ion "i Burly Cookies --- - ',7 II* W F Vo^t Jr.. president o 31c Frcihbok* Bfffld Jersey Savin*?? and l oan Lea- ue r i b Peanut lutler • •*** U’ 3S< Roland Lewan. chairman of th con League’s board announced re HIXONS COFFEE 7 7 c KEN-L RATION 29c cently. M aplt Syrup tT 5 ?t The function of thr committee Glamour “ C ’ Z V 3 7 . 34c Lewan said, is to make recom MARCAR|NE C fi ,* « ;! H 29 c T E A B A G S 1 .1 7 mentations relative to account Ouakrr Ooli Jfc ing methods and procedures em. ployed by the 462 savinrs und KRAFT DRESSING m> UPTON S TEA 83c P antalit Flour t f t loan associations in the state. “The work of this committee i .10*6; o*. an integral part of the operation m n B A B Y F O O D * « • 1 0 9 9 c 6 > 89c of »he New Jersey League " Le ASPARAGUS 52 & wan said, “and reports of its ac Sani Speed Pens 5c tfvities have a direct bear Inc or i:t, 1 the well being of every membei MODESS « » .— j ^.'89c v, 1.03 TOILET TISSUE s** 4 35c •Nh J MM ..til, association.’’ H a» d C « m , Mrs Stephen Gabk <»f Orient B A B 0 <1II (Isoti 2 " ' r 2 7 c UNIT 17c 33c al place, celebrated her biiUxda Cow osiU on Bnok on Saturday with a bsroecu* party ;«t I avaUette H*»r guest T R E N D D R Y SOAP TF$ 29c T E 27c Witii MtfvMti |i»»f> Arw*t^( v e ie M r sn d M rs J. S. 5»her p*t I BS man. of Ocean Grove. Mis J M School >>* Pi ley. of oPint Pleasant. Mis A *»••• n f * " i t h H Hermann, of Belleville. Mi Hilda Richter. Mr Galt.k aw m m i rissole potatoes Hi'hurd U*Uk Lyndhunt. iW r» : GREEN BEANS SAY -IT m l: POUND CAKE 50,0 f “ H A P P Y ^ ' i r 7 9 c BIRTHDAY" ~ b y PHONE S H A R P C H E D D A R r.neiti OuaVt, . coats lint* tnywhtrt .0ua*‘*v too* 1 W H IT E E G G S ' PtiHrl G o'to A k L m w II,M a s s . 5 S * i »°neydew Melons MUENSTER CHEESE ^ ;• - 3 5 c

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% Stuyvesant Pharmacy HATS OFF TO MOM! VERA'S Specialty Shop 95 STI YVESANT AVENUE WE. 9 3100 M erchants, w ithout a doubt, know 212 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst the m others of the com m unity bet* W illiam Ri

ARNOLD S BAKERY SAN CARLO RESTAURANT FACILITIES FOR BOUQUETS , Wedding and Birthday Cakes ft& a Pleasure to SUPPORT THESE AND PARTIES Our Specialty t i l -•ii wear clothes cleaned al Orders Taken F

BARGAIN STORE STUYVESANT PHARMACY F o o t s t e p s Rental Service 95 STUYVESANT AVENUE VS E. 9-3100 231 Stijyvacant Avenue FINE SHOES ' • . CHILDREN Sander, Polisher, Edgev, Lawn Roller,,Staple Gun, William Richter, B.S.-Ph.G., Prop. GE. 8-9023 TEENAGERS “ B#*lt Sander, Wallpaper Spray "YOUR HEALTH — FRIENDS” BOYS . • Full Line Of Modern Drugs Designed to Keep FAMOUS BRAND For Your Convenience: Open Sunday Morning: 'til Noon • Free, prom pt. Delivery Service SAoei Little Feet Normal MERCHANDISE • Zenith Hearing Aids AT 304 .Valley Brook Men 'lc Women WE. 9 5300 HARRY'S HARDWARE i • Batteries For All Hearing Aids OPEN SUNDAYS—9 A.M. to 1 P.M, & 4 PM. to d P.M. CUT HATE I'HICES Ave., BogJe Bldf. N. PA LA ZZ O 231) STUYVESANT AVENUE WE. 9-0251 Doctor’s Prescriptions Filled S lip c o v e r s • So j abeds - Living Room Furniture D e a l e r A u t h o r i z e d D ra p e rie s - Upholstering KODAK South Bergen's Leading Jeweler ODETTE S BEAUTY SALON S e r v i c e F a s t COLOR S POLLINA, JEWELER F.xjtert Hair Shaping and Tinting I SAME DAY FILM DEVELOPING li iMiiltoi. I.III. fi Jtnluvj NX «|. Ij. - Permanent W ave S/teciaUst EXCEPT SATURDAYS J. vs. ! - IU I r if UI .I m. I < ..n.

BEFORE 9:30 HEADY 1:311 P.M. Ill IX. t I I HU I' I ) Mt \ I I ' I 1 \ 304 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhur*t, N. J. CAMERA HOUSE I \ H i: I I; I ;* \(H" IM »M I IN PHI MiM > U pholsterers and D ecorators 213 Stuyvesant Ave. GEneva 8-6817 WEbster 9:1260 241 STUYVESANT AVE.. GE. 8-3058

EDNA MAE SHOPPE C arroll’s W ines & Liquors Inc. KARL’S MARKET LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HARRY BERENSON S VI'EAR W ines * Liquors - B eer FINE MEATS Visit Our New Modern Store \\ I WM Ni • W’l'M.f I I 11 J- : III l \ MII 'I AND GROCERIES M is s S w a n k — l.uxite hnrbizon K Ni I I IN* N \I<\S t Hi m ill i • • i It « * N - Free 'Delivery f r e e d e l i v e r y 1 F'or tu n a GE. 8-6400

207 Stuyvesan* Avenue O f filial Girl Scouts Heudquarters - n ^ \ h \ n i w i m i WEbster 9-0929 214 Stuyvesant Avenue WEbster 9-8121 236 Stnyvesaut Avenue GEneva 8-7714

VERA S SPECIALTY SHOP A. CHASAR & SON KLEVER KLAD DRESS SHOP SAFARS 212 Stuyvesant Avenue ELECTRICIANS JEAN VIVIAN, PROP. . / a s * . PARK CLEANING COMPANY Large Selection of Air''Conditioning B lo u se s • Handbags • Hoisery LADIES’ HATS - HANDBAGS Same Day Dry Cleaning Service HOISERY LINGERIE Home and Gwnfnereial Wiring Costume Jewelery • Ct>uts a n il S u its INI ! I j ll Ne . > \ M KI> U ACCESSORIES Fans and Appliances 306 Stuyvesant Avenue ’ . -i.,v .. -.tut \v, nor . I smUiurM. N J WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS G E . SHVM? 237 Siuyvesanl Avenue GEneva 8-4505' GEneva 8*3508 WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING

A ir C onditioned PRESCRIPTIONS SPINA S FLORIST j LEVY’S LYNDHURST MEN S SHOP DAN'S BARBER SHOP J PHARMACY Dan l uzzi. Prop. J UjAtU phoAsmMy ii a,pMtyiium, Fresh Cut Flowers NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Special A ttention to Pitt ted Plants I not a sideline. Funeral Design Our Sftecialty EVERYTHING IN MEN’S « BOYS’ CLOTHING W OMEN and CHILDREN | c o m m u n of sicmoom w m w 112 Stuy\i‘sant Ave. (near Lake Ave.) e - f«h oaivut- 298 SiuyvniM Ave. GE 8 2121 ; M l S T r r V M A N T a v k n v b 221 Stuyvesant Avenue GEnevt 8 12.34 L)ndhur»t, N. J. I OtMTI I- lit*

Combination Aluminum Windows 1 Kiri.t 1 HA* K I II I Lyndhurst R ecreation C enter STUYVESANT LAUNDRY NO D O W N P a TMtN : Have You A Keen 1 5 12 AIR-CONDITIONED- DRIVE IN AND EYE For Bargains? ALLEYS SAVE 2 0 % 150 Sealing Ca/iacity for Public CASH & CARRY 2^2 Stuyvesant Avenue Hour Service on Request If So Keep Your Eyes Oo .tuy vesant Aluminum Co GEneva 8 9780 )63 Stuyvesant Ave. * GE. 84)879 This Page For Specials. THURSDAY, PACE NINE

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Mrs.- Jo h n RoycTaft. o f 3&2 Weart avenue, has sold her house and moved to Berkeley Heights where she will live with hei daughter and son in-law. Mr. and Its tang* fcjtmg •*»

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Pando Shoes 250% fc.E\BNY AVKNUC. SKA SN Y . N . J . kE . 24621 a ir < o n w i ii i m it loa lo in 'H orriv, « o m i o r i COMMERCIAL LEADER ANQ. SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5,1957 PAGE TWELVE the money. There, according to j through New York State, as Hickey and Kane held a meet- 1 for reopening under present con-1 T ||i A f i g f $5 ,0 0 0 ing and decided that the board I ditions. The entire area, which j B BBB'* w 1 reports, were $3,500 in cash and should hold the property for j should be paying' off rich ratable. H o illfi $1,500 in checks lost. New Edsel Now A t school 'purposes. -I dividends is dead--in sharp con-j ■ ■ waaa ■ ■w m It was the second robbery e x The Marin Aventie prdperty I trast to Ridge road in North Ar Q Z A —#l%# F flA ff perienced by Egert in recent NEW LO CAL holds the key to the development lington where considerable com- years. Once, while returning j Rutherford M otors of Ridge road. A piece of land I mercial activity is undei; way. home from the store, he was as | has been assembled west of the I But the school board, whj ’h Police ,re working quietly on. wulted and robbed 0{ ,he re | SCHOOL BUS over $1,000,000 a year, one of the townships biggest r<*- ceipts which he was carrying ir 1 A brilliant new vertical front! work as the dr***r l * J’V Marin avenue site ort Ridge road, spends Private bus service for Lynd­ styling theme and several out- quired gear with a fingerSeveral super market chains are can’t ssee its way to helping the a 5 a brown Mck- Tht* rntousy hurst students from any place standing engineering innovations aboln equal to the Pres^ e re interested but will not touch it taxpayers who have to Ibe'dr the —Buffered by Andrew Egert, op- recov-ered and several youth* 1 era tor of a food mdrket 6n that include" Teletouch push but quired to operate a typewriter freight. went to jail. in town to any Lyndhurst unless a section of the schoql land Stuyvesant avenue. ton transmission controls located key. S chool. By Bill Troes^her Built in safety factors include in the steering hub are features oum m «***/ cjent kin spat'e can ^ Egert had according to reports, This coming Sunday the Coun On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zuehl. of Valle.'e of Americas newestt automoDiie— automobile— a auaidual inhibitor^inmcmoi wmuiwhich prevents aupwjSUred receipts from the long week-end Call WE. 9-6633 cil will hold it's Annual Family display at the engagement of Reverse or Park . • Mrs. Charles Goll. of Fern a' e Brook avenue, and Mrs. Rost the Edsel now on . „ . . » l , . rorFor over fivenve years ine the Doan Board hidden in his home. While he was Nelson, of Court avenue, are back Picnic at Bergen County Park ay gears a- a speed of over three Mucltion la<,ed the 0r„b nue. entertained at dinner in hcn- The time to arrive, will be any- Rutherford Motors. Orient tou miles an hour. The engine may • or o f Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cow­ away thieves broke in and found | from a guided sight seeing t me you want to come after Rutherford. lem of the land without solving ell celebrating their 17th wed 12:30. This year the Committe Under actual development since be started with Teletouch »«. property itself is largely ding anniversary. Other guest j has promised to «<> all outI IOto; -u»yJuly "I '»«• mecban.caj and < ^r Pa* or unused. A softball team once The gineering prototypes of the Edsel once in Park with the .‘emtion used -t but no longer d o e s N eigh were Veronica and Diane Cowell I thow you a wonderfuTt. . than 1.500.000 turned bors in the area protest the man- Miss Geraldine Goll. home for tin b ^ fU hamburgers!'hot-dogs, teer. miles in'one of the most thorough | nol te moved to another gear, ner in which the property is kept. I weeke nd from her studies a' operated by a servo mo . . tofTee s.,da clams, corncake, etc. and comprehensive test program: AUso Is. Overbrook hospital. Cedar Grove m r .u t. „ ever unaei iukvm uv «. tor is the new single dial control Ridge road is drying up al- f h e m en o f the committee are ever undertaken>1.0 hy a _ manufac f„, h eater, defroster and vent 1- th o u g h It l« th e co m u m ty sbiisi and Pvt. Harold Fiecke. of Tlurd venue, presently stationed at 1* t ready and able lo handle the . ..k i, k mtrn 1 it<»r Fa-h dial segment runs the est thoroughfare. The Ritz Thea cro w d whuh »7 figure to be in ^ The car 1 S S . 7 ^ * ta Cosed, with little prospects Devins Mass. The'week 'folkminsthe picn’c Wednesday. September 4. imum and for summer dr.vin? the ------The week following^tne pit . A , b, ,n m„that'vou donT w w t pensate for brake lining', wear pattern provide 24 per cent great- tire traction to shorten d s to miss so sign up now We will safety rim wheels, four barrel No Age Limit. the C Y Oat ab o u t 10:45.1 carburetion are standard equip tances.ices. leav PIRS0NAL LOANS a n A r4>tlirn „hr.nt 7 00 n m ment with all Edsels. Also stand Self-adjusting . . brakes also are The Open House Committee is ard with purchase of a heater, is | standard equipment on all Edfels planning a gigantic- feast on the a unique single dial heater de and eliminate the need for brake last- Friday of the month, si-so froster-ventilator control which adjustments during the entire life L O W R A T E S eliminates the standard, but com- 1 of brake linings. thSS' m'the1’1 line* Friday P'ex. system,of levels, knobs and Available for appliances • VACATION X k^ n* T h ^"m S T "U "rvcr,ica. grille, com ScllOOl B0aill ti** SafauantU FURNITURE . EDUCATION • ' EMERGENCIES bring that fi'iehd of yours and | bjned wjth an inner chrome im (Con(inued from pa?e j) , chow him the Council in one of pact ring and crisp horizontal sec - <<~onV fo r t i t t y tot* of Smallpox oc- FACE UFE INSURANCE it’s social moments. tions on either side give'an easily | possible upping of costs in the curring where voccinotion is During Loon Period The following day. whuh is identifiable look of quiet eleganct future Bul fl the board was un compulsory, there ore a hundred Saturday September 2&th; this from blocks away. The concave j abje to determine the cost of the cases in areas not so protected. RUTHIRFOHO TRUST OMICC • same Committee under the ca-j sculptured s des have an ever-1 modernization program without a 14 Park Avenue, Rutherford WEbster 9-2400 pable hand of Bro. Anthony Del widening teardrop effect and car 15 J)ef cent marfein of tax- W ide travel and congested - Amplo Parking Orive-m Service 10 OFFICIt I Tufo will hold it’s Thirty-Fifth ry completely through to the tall j payers are'ask ng how the board populations make voccinotion Anniversary" Dinner and Dance lights, giving a look of fluid mo- . n out what a $750,000 HACKENSACK against Smallpox more Urgent 210 MAIN St and Testimonial Dinner ta our tion and power addition ultimately will cost? than aver. When were you vac- | 15 MAIN St recent Past Grand Knight Fred The horizontal tailnghts blerid | The Maril? avenue proj>erty ci no ted ? GLEN ROCK S Costa This combination of af- smoothly into the flight deck lug- j sejs Up one 0( the most sensitive) HAStftOUCK MTS. fairs promises *o be the highl-.ght .«age compartment lid to provide j areas Jn w hkh the board is moy. i PEOPLES TRD S1 LODI \ri our Anniversary week and to ? solid bar’of illumination on j in{, ^he pruperty was acquired! r M P h O n E C O M P A N Y OF B E R G E N COUNTV OR A DILL nnss out on this one would be a i each side._ Each bar is jn two s?g^ j 3() years a>{0 as a possible replace- I PARAMUS GE B 1 0 2 L. shame*The" place selected for the i ments. divided at the luggage m ent'site"for Lincoln School. ______RUTHERfORO th e newly !■ compartment*. lid. Outer segments . . , j , But Lincoln -School - was PHARMACY. INC TEANECK evenings activitie: MEMlE« rtQg»Al «tse«vt SVStEM » fEOttAl ocrpsit INSTANCE com osat.on WESTWOOO renovated Hawaiian P alm s in I contain turn indicators and brake modeled and wjH, from all indi- . L y n d h u rst. warning lights in addition to nor ial,ons remain where it is. Mean , L V N D H b K S T N J The tickets have b«H-n printed mal red night lights, while, the high school site was and all members will receive Adding lo the long low look of chosen as the logical area for a | theirs in the mail within the next the'new Edsels is » slightly raised high school. There ta no poislbil- I few days The price has been set , center section of the hood whuh ity the high school ever will be at $600$6 00 perper- pe’rsonperson and it nashas nrecalls o n the ”•«*—*«eleganc e “■ of motoring ...... * shifted to Marin avenue The been asked for all to make theii three decades ago. | pian* of the board now are to returns as soon as possible so fabr'l,s 1; patterns are jn(TU8se the size of the present, C orrect Fit?.. T hen.. that the Committee can ordei featured in Edlsel harmonlling rn , high school. ' vervthing lor the evening at an1 tenors, color keyed to the 19 sol ; \ t.\erlhele8S School Board I date ,d and 31 two tone elS‘er'or c ,,m - I President Ralph Polito, who ata. All- of ■ you out ... there know v frt.d . ---- bmations. . . . Kxceptional. .comfort k is ij js <» udjrert„,. u w w * 0j tha public affairs Costa and the wonderful job that provided by new contour seat- . depar,merit, District Clerk Thom- he 'has has performed during his post, which W j t t L ; ------f tho Council i Front seats have been divided ip, as Grand Knight a unique one-third, two- thirds,Ar I tor the past two years. Here D a y your chance t<> show him you* rartgement with the one third J ' appreciation by attending .thi/ segment for the driver. The entire instrument cluster•( Night function to be held in his honoi •The Committee pcomises that you has been designed .to. locate all; Sunday won’t be. sorry you attended what controls an d d ials w ith in easy., with the delicious food and live natural view and reach of th« ! band planned. Lets go on this driver. Mounted high in the clus J TELEVISION one and have a grand night out ter, beneath the raised padded with our wives and sweethearts safety cowling which eliminates I SERVICE These are the functions that the any panej glare, is the new float | Best Equipped Service ing drum type speedometer whicK ! lathes like, so lets please them Laboratory lo this Area rotates smoothly and evenly a; too. ■ •’ ' . . T h is com ing S atu rd ay is tni- the car accelerates or slows. Call ARE T he new* E 400 Edsel engine is' dav for the Nocturnal Adoration at St. Mary's Hospital Chapel in available in Hanger and Pacei KEarny 2-3060' Passaic. Please do your utmost series and the five station wag to increase the number of those ons It develops 400 foot pounds of torque and 303 horsepower and Now! attending. Anyone - interested is with it comes a choice of stand asked to contact PC.K Fred Costa For Quick Reliable ard, Overdrive ur automatic trans who will arrange transpoitation m issions. ' ' . . Service On AU Makes SUNDIAL SHOESI fur you This is one of the turn- The K 475 engine, for the Cor­ tions of the Council that should sair and Citation series, is rated be' made part of your monthly ARLINGTON Yen • You can be sure, your children will be properly fitted with at 475 foot pounds of torque and activities. Please give your co 345 horsepower. Only ' automatic a pair of Sundial Shoes, made hy the largest Shoe Company in operation here for a very woithy TELEVISION transmission is available on thes»' the country. cause. series, SERVICE "Teletouch” push button auto Mrs William H. l)e Zavala o' Kvery pair guaranteed for fine quality & construction, fitted matte transmission controls, are .728 KEARNV AVE. Forest avenue .is in Minneapolis. located in the steering wheel,hub properly by trained experts, with years of experience, or a new Mmn.. at the home of her daugh- ARLINGTON An electric servo motor does the pair i'KKK ! / t»r anfl non-in-law . «■* R ev - “™* Mrs. Paul Oas. .who have a new IMenty of Styles to iielect From daughter. Elizabeth, born on A u g u st 30. T hey h av e an ..th er daughter, Christine.

Mr and Mrs. James E O'Neill r>n« children, Peggy. Tim and Er- ^in Of Tontine avenue, are back *1,nTh a trip of several days to Birmingham. Mich., where they . * were guests at the home of Mr < j,nd Mrs Peter Hnath They ASSIGNMENT: Sav* regularly at brought back their son. Kevin, BOILING SPRINGS SAVINGS who spent the summer there. > <* BOOKS: Your savings book will prov. Mm ~ hickory dock fart of the leaaon. « M'RSKRY SCllOOI. f i Half day and ail day ••••ona SCORE: you'll like the acere when you mt f Children 2'., to 6 yeara Tranapor- Iww (u l your aavlnfa grow. > tatiort— alao for ihoi* chiidrtn who attend aftarnoon claaaaa. Aa a liccnaed and modern achool it ia •q u ip p e d to iVteet the *» a e n tl* l REMARKS: I10.WW Insur.me on oarh H »r'i needa cf childhood under the fund, plua friendly, efficient Mrvirs direction of a BeQiatered Nurse and trained teacher. * C K n e t a 8 - 0 2 6 9 RECOMMENDATIONS : OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY AT ......

S A V “ H A P P V BIRTHDAY" THE FAMILY A t O A A f ” B V P H O N E ^ co-tt. Ilttlo tnyw htr* J 308 N arritia Avt. 864 Kaaray Ave. . RNMke.Va. 85*i at the rtke » 23 Park Avenue* Rutbcrfurd. N. J* NarriMa, R. J . Kaaray, R. J. Open Thtinday. Friday and Satumlay to 9 p.m. NWWVVVVYVWWVVWV.'.VV...... V . .•.V..V//AV.-JWVVWWVVWWVVWWWIW/UVWW THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1957 COMMERCIAI. (RADER AM) Sol Til Kl \ IK» PAf.F. THIRTKK.1

Now Mandee Is West Hudson's Largest Women's Specialty Store Hein Us Celebrate Our Expansion Starting THURSDAY, ST “" ?. Take a Bow, West Hudson GRAND - OPENING SUPER - SALE! You Made ii Possible1. Huge Savings From Our Bigger MANDEE IS BIGGER! From Our Fabulous 'I Iuink- to ywiK a prrat «.|ur* i- mini New Coat Department Than Ever Dress Selection third 1 1.*ii«‘ outproH ti «'»ir lwiJ< M u r m i d f*opt««r i l y l r v | « i l r l *!%!• * « 'l d* W r *«t t|»r Iwrrd*. at|»;ira». >»ff•• liiii*. rifiH'l hmr itiUtwl*. n im i »!»# »»•*•« <#» * n W>.< h iul *.lf jif • im IK W. Iiijfjirr M a n d r r S h o p w a itin g I I.I. imI-, hiut.itmn fnr» h .m.I lo»tro*«», ..h.l*. |*i mi*, pl«id* and #t»r. k» a n d h r l p e e l r h r a t r l*y M u o p iii;: muffiiit<|ii«'* and r»»ltlwr^ Idmd* in . 8 V8 *»i» 1 Q un tlir nrw ot, prrttir-t. tno-l v ,: liltni. !»*#%. txn, Milt« li lurt’, and «l«il* l» r * - fight at tli#’ l»rpinuiiifi of th«* anli.ii. \*| . |. >**111* H 11 ll I* I » 'f 41 ^ . - 1 * 5 uu uiiii-nal i;p|M irtunity. MANDEE OFFERS MORE M orr fi<«)iin(i-. iiKiif* wivitlK", nlorr *rh rti »n*. m »r** nifT rf e m t r r r r w * a«t#r jpnd ImMIi t nn r»* than r\rr, fa»hion* nt I *v%

MANDEE SAVINGS... Cur Coats to Please Even Bi9ger Than Before Every Taste and Parse I h r yoNiiR v«Min r»iNt*l *am r*| f iir-Uim im d ** *'M ! after at the time the first Installment KOT^ “^ h.JhLl*uI.J i Patrolmen Anthony Adivari well W Ne* * a c c o rd a n c e w ith prnfH*-n, p lan s, 18111 a baby contest held at Lake O R D I N A N C E N O . 1220 „ n t tax of Maid year shall be payable. and-Matthew Brant responded to , was struck by «n unltnown car AN ORDIN ANi'ti Al'THORtZINO 1 drawing*!r. and nd sptiiliijillotixsp*« lllwUlon* prepared »ct N e e p a u l in in Sussex on Labor “ .provided that any rwnor of lands' an NOTICE Is heraby given that the AH A UKNKRAI.1*11 *ROVBm IW t . ! by M I?ha-1 N>ejla ^ ru c ln ^ r . and asm-wed shall have the privilege ol •t H K D o . t a u b the accident. Patrolmen Michael while parktd on that avenue UXt’AV » T l\ti R 10 M O V K *" i tiled wilh Ih*- lA onhiP Clerk. which Township Clark forego In* Ortfiiance was finally Pay, "September 2. pu> I na the w hole of a y asessim -n t nassed by the Board of CoBimlsslon- Giammetta and Everett Golem- Saturday at 4:13 a.m. K ^ H A | !o > MA«Ai *AM. RK- j plan* »"d Hpe< Ift. .tk -n . are hereby or any balan*e of Ins^annients. with I» af• d . S e p t. 5. |»57 Kaa.: *4. aZ ar* •* * regular meeting rf the Board biewski conveyed the three men M o v b a m * i i>».i t ^ r o . v v accrued interest thereon, at one time, of Ootnmlsstoners held o n T u e s a iy . N10ADKK tTRIi. THK HAVIN'* I aP-PPThat*■ Ihe Board of Cainiiiinslon- in ca«e any auch installnn-nt shall sliall. bv . renoluti* n d li v« * S ep tem b er 3. 1»$7. a n d w ill ta k e effect to the hospital in the municipal OF MACADAM AT THK IN I'V.R- | er* r. main unpaid lor twlU V «•»«» days NOTICS as orovlded li# law « Notice to Persons Desiring b t X I T O N ttfc S K v K .N I.1 4 S f I\ K K I' ■ «»- n a h ip C le r k to .d v erllH j lo i th^ from and alter the time It shall be­ ambulance and Captain Howard j ANL> pioiNtaaia t« oe submit! MMMKK AVKM K com e d u e a n d p a y a b le . Ih»* w h o le 'a s - MCI HO. J ob»ci>»^ MA l iddle drove Taggart to a doc­ IMfHOV Iv.MK.s'T, Board of CaumuaOuHcri. wt a le^'ilai aeio*nient. or balance ttt. ro f. ahall meeliuK theVenl. al am h lime and H I E U U T A M Absentee Id io ts r.XCAVAIlNr,. R K MOV'K f b*t om.- due and payable and shall Townohrp Clerk tor’s office. i . I'KNKTK \TH>N MACADAM. RK- place ' as in said jearlutlun *hall *>'' draw interest at the rate Imposed MOVK AM* KKSlC.f Ul.l l^fON K named and ftx. d Said advei I»h« m e h j upon the arrearages of taxes In the X iate d Sep t 5. 1*67 A- car skidding across thej shall briefly djp*cr|bc the din.-rent municipality and shall be collected in AiilriKton, .New jeraev, to transfer lo ♦ S e t # M e „ p K H K A D K H C t ’ K U . T I I K .A Y IJW1 kind and < lasses ..f work and be pub­ I443.N l U tlfi, INC.. a N tW Jeraey Cor­ white line on a slippery road was Ol MAi.ADAM. - ONSlUl < TlO> o ih m er' th*- sam e m an* t h k p i.. vided bv law OK fONCRKTK CURBS. SH»K- lished at least twice in the ...... for o th e r p ast d u e a sse ssm e n t s.; su ch poration, for prenilaas^ kMMed at «Q4 h t bv a car driven in t*ie opposite d a l Leader. a iiewspajH- • in nlalIn*: as*eat>menta ahall remain a lien op Uldge Head. North ArlH»«ton. N*w W AUCS AN I* DRI'VKVVA YS> ON lirst ppbil lane at 10:48 Sunday ev*nin?. disability *IH.be u«.^Jocas_t/ our ballot at ^ within said Township. II" on th* lalid described then in untH Jersey, the Plenary Ratatl Consump­ u u H i ' H s t r k k t *• K O ? L h l,^ ! i ‘Sv Om Strirasly Hirt iA.M i A >b.\ 1.K y « i.t Ion to 1 >e at l«.ist t> *« •*"' ui,‘ thi same, with all installments and tion U .enw No. C-14 h*ratafor# William Brehme, 17 of 62 Hal­ in your district on Mid dnt-, nnd you t e ''''" " ''J " ™ ? ! prior to th* date fixed for tin re a< t rued Interest tliei-on. slt.ul b* sued to Mh hetr Cammarano and Jc_„ TO OKAD KNI*. KXt AVATlNG. Camfnarati'i. tittdlnr aa tha Roma stead £troet. Kefcrny. drD ing a era! electio n to be h e ld on N ovem ber 5th. 1957 k»nd l> -* r it. T H K I .A Y IN U I>t’ M A I A D A M i t i\ In * ol sa id prapor*al:>. i paid and latMUd. NotwltU^landlHK When Car Snips Pole aoolv in person to the undersigned at once requesting that a , A ® THK CONSTRUCTION OK however, that the Board of t anything herein to fhe our. ' f n " i WAY. KXCAVATINO. THK LA\ !<-h a»ae!»KmeQta monte* line while pasring a car and was IN'l OK MACADAM. ON H»\KK when < ollei.loU shall b* imimdiatel' Clark Avenue. Rutl and three others less so when the stat#* the reason why you will not be able tq yot - af-1 J,nJ hw| or MAN STRKKT KROM ORKKN pi.i< *d in an account to be know it a I IOR1NDO MA0L hit by a car driven bv Vincent Warreii Street.^^^ automobile in which they were polling place. No civilian absentee ballot will be furnwnea «r W KNIK I" 'HAol A 'K M K • l.ocJl Im w o '* nikirt A>*< Flatly. 18. of 760 William Street. forwarded to any applicant unle'-J request therefor is received IN T I I K T O W N S H U ’ Ot- I .\ N D - s . M . ».«im> h a ll I) Rtdgf riding clipped a pole on River HURo I . .c u t « r i I *1 BKUOKN fo pay lndebtbdnefis ftn'uned t’ i si ERCOLK MAHCHit)'” »?« Harrison, on Ridge Hoad. NOT LESS THAN EIGHT DAYS PRIOR to the election and . . i i i i . m i. v*t»oi.llel •».» A u tU ll Road. K>ndhuist, N. j . side Avenue 4:10 a.m Tuesday W D ST AT K OK NKU ll.ltSKN JOSKi’ll MASCHIO, 23 Clark Ave IHOVlDIN'i KOR THK I KVYINO n Notes or by Bonds contains the foregoing information , ianpH T h . re la h e re b y ap p ro p i iaC nue. Rutharftiq. N J. m orning. Forms of appllc.tion can be “M .i^ ^ th e^ n d e m g n ^ . OK ASSKSSMKNTS ON THK KIORIMX* MASCHIO. ?SS Warren I’KOI’KRTT KS S'-KllAKKY BKN d p ui pos* ■* a s a uovi ent the Street, lyndhurst. N. J. Jo h n A rn o tt, 21 of K ra rn y . is KK1TTKD THKRKBi AND Al ,11 of Ili-’.itMl W hich *a I >1 n'H" County Clerk *n made available for >»atd imrpoS' Names ot all stockh'lders hotdlng detained in the emergen •> PROPRIATIN'i TIIK SI M Ol- m e <>i m<\ie i>er c e n tu m of th*' atm;!, Administrative Building H Z W'O in) K O R S A U * I.M I’ RO V K the tmdK'et <> said TownaJiip w »itI ward at Hackensack Hospital BUSINESS OWNERS provemen*** sliaH be paid by ►penial: a S heretofore been adopted lor th* of said .orpoiatlon: Hackensack. N. J. MKN I' AND KOR OTHKR NhC sea sm e lit to l» |. v I. d U i-.n proo* K R C O I .K M A S C H IO . 29# R id g e KSSARY lOXUKNSKS IN «»»N . .. al v* .it of T h a t U ie furttiei suffering from interml injuries Ills Specially benetit* d a s neMr R. id. I»> ndhut »t, N J S e p t 5. 12, 1957 NKCIION TH KRKWITtL. sum of lll.11> 0«> la hereto J O S K H H M A S C H IO . 23 C la r k A v e Albert Schuster. 21, and Thomas The Btnrd pr coi.uiilusloners «rf th* may b*- In prop* rtion to the iwruti t. d tor said improv. ment before you sell F ee <23.76______* ______Township Mndhurst do ordain a> benefit, advantage, pr '•»' ither iie. easary. expense in «omu line ,Lyndhurst,, N. J C onlan. 21. w ere tre a te d an d re value whi. h the r. '"-etive Jabd KIORIN1X» MASCHIOj 2*j VVaner follow s parcels of land f»r real ealate ah i th e re w ith ...... - . leased. Schuster suffered a I Ttjpt Ore intersection U It Is therefore hereby d< t S t r e e C IA ndhlH'st. be deemed to receive »>> leas m •ed that It 1- necessary That t ARLINGTON REAL ESTATE CO. LISTINGS „ , id m ip io v t n f lit s an d in no ■ •' a 2rJH tt a l? tt,fl. bT-Ai,H* b roken lig h t arm and laceratio n s ■vnstup of L .y n d h u tit sh a ll i.a fiRYN siiAVtSsKY. B o ro u g h oierh. vvhile Conland had contusions of ^hatl am assessment <•( anv nan ney tor tin- purpose stat.-.t i- *’ of land exveed in amount >n< h i p h s I ii lid 2 ol Hil s O rd tn a i . and ■up, ~ Jerw.. i the right shoulder. Wm, R. Johnson . ullar benefit. .}dva.nMK< •' intre* m ount F1RK. 1KC . « REASONS WHY VOt' SHOI'I.P 1,1ST that th. estimated i A New Jersey Corp if m on ey n* raised from George laggart. 22, had three Th. own.I "I Kr< ole M aachto. I’ r*^ rocs rnorr«rv f o r s a l e w i t h i s assessmenl foi said im Ifldge Hr ad. i stitches taken in his chin and i.id usif» ...... KE 2-4822 • BECAUSE, we have prospective buyers tor all types ot . -.halt have been made mav i obllRatlotis. to tin »,yndhurst. N. J s Ue«Htu* lit in liv e <:>> equal c llite l SJ’t ' upper lip and was treated for ,ts. publication ran d A u g 21*. Sy e p t. 5. 1*51 p ro p erty . ailments with legal inter tnspci tion > i contusions of ‘he nose and a deep l**Kal an d engn -ertnK expenses l> *16 8.1 • BECAUSE we have 33 years of re ling experience'. „iM>aid l.a la n . e ..i H ie a s — ------'puncture wound in the left shin. th*. first pavm*|it shall be *11.871, W* • BECAUSE we have an active ^ales organization. ,vable thirty (.10> days nf In order to temp* rarlly finance r„m,or.L*0™ .K ,C* w ' A fifth .nan. ft., hard Oellen*... urba; That Kn .nil) ination of the a*ses* the improvcin* uts as d-at:rlb«d In • BECAUSE OF RESULTS PROVEN BY OUR CONSTANT orecii Av.iil/e and each subsequent annual 1‘atagrapb I and 2 of this ordinance ..eased, are, by order of DONALD j2. w as un in ju red . inuij-oved by ext bond anticipation not. s are hereby installment and internal shall be pay- LARGE YEARLY SALES VOLUME uthorixed pursuant to the provisions l^^tejtzsrs. ™ The ear driven by S huster hit Q I B R S ol the Revised Statutes ibove over on its left side about 150 NEW CAPE COO — 5 rooms, full REAL ESTATE IN SU R A N C E basement, garage, eapansion area for TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST pose for whl*h they are Issued and feet from Sanford Avenue Traf Notice hrtey Riven that thc ofRte of the lonshtp C ,eJk’ nhall bs lai*u. d in such amounts and ial*' Benjamin J Darllni: two future rooms and bath with M at­ FIR E -A U T O at such times as may he determined 921 B e rg e n .W e n m fic w a s blocked from the area ing and plumbing facilities. Plot SO SALE8 • EXCHANGES Main Floor. Town Hall. i» open daily, between the hourk ol V bv Resolution of the governing bedy J e r s e y C it v . N .1 a 100. A u g u st 1 o c c u p a n c y . P n c a K x ec u tor LIABILITY A M and 4 30 P.M., from Monday to Friday, and will also be alters with respect 10 aatd notes» LVNDM Unef — 2 family stucco con $17,500. MANAGEMENT litrrnltii.'d, by Re*olu»lot* to be John H Jobes. K*«: struct.on. 4 and 4 co«y room spsrU open evenifigs on September 17th and 18th. and on S o m b e r her.-ar-ter adopted 921 B e rg e n A v e n u e ments. aood condition. eM best, plot NORTH ARLINGTON — Three bed APPRAISALS : MORTGAGES HOME OWNERS 23rd. 24th 25th and 26th. 1957 between the hours of 7 P.M. 12 It is hereby determined that we Jersey City. «. N J SO x , 100. 4 • •r» Q S S .1 n e ar a ll co n . room brick. 1'", baths, ranch type period of usefulness <1 the aforesaid Attorney _ , vemences Priced tor quick sals at bungalow; attached garage. Canter­ bury area, block from new school and 9 P.M for the purpose of registering citizens, ehgible to Improvements set forth Ih Taragraph Sep t 5 - I S - 19 -38, O c t. 3, I9 o7 $14,900. Terms. vote in the General Election in 1957 and for the purpose of t and J In fifteen < l.»> years: within P e e . >16.30 ______House being aold with refrigerator Over thirty years of Service th. limitations of the Revisedi Wat- NORTH ARLINGTON — Co*y 1' t rm snd all other appiancss included Car- transferring registered voters who have changed their voting utea of N ew J e r s e y , 40.1-34 to 40.1 -3b. O R D I N A N C E N O 1219 bungalow, built 14 years. Brick con- pet for living room and dining room. Aluminum combination storm sash 13 It Is hereliy determined and de­ •truction. living room, bedroom, kit- address since the last General Eection, and also for re-register­ AN ORDINANCE TO AMKND and screens. A buy at $23,900. clared that the supplemental debt LYNDHURST— — ^ZONININO O N OB DIN chan, sewing room on first floor. Isrgs ing voters who hdve changed their names through marriage or statement required by the I»cal Bond fin ish e d r o o m on second Tils bath, ANCK ADOPTED BY THK BOARD LYNDHURST — 3 bedroom, one fam­ l#iw of New Jersey haf _been duly OF COMMISSIONERS DF Tilt gas heat, insulation, finished base­ other legal means. made and filed In the Office of the ment with summer kitchen. ily. Excellent Ridge Road location TOWNSHIP OK LYNpHUHh T AND Convertible to family. Built-in gsr To be eligible to register and vote, citizen.; must have re­ Township Clerk cf thi.... Township 1 " of COUNTY OP>ER(JENvAKD «TATK York buses. Seen by appointment 2 - .omplete executed age Large beautiful yard. Immedi­ sided in the State of New Jersey for one year and in the County L y n d h u r s t . O N A P R I L only. S21.S00. .t ig liiiil t h e r .'.f h a s t>een tiled in th e OK NEW JEJISEY ' ’ ate ’ occupancy. $t4,»*0. of Bergen for five months, and must be twenty:onc years of age, 1938. RUTHERFORD — 4 bedroom home, brick and frame Large living room HASBROUCK HEIGHT* — 2 bed­ all as of. N ovem ber 5, 1957. " w ith Opart A re p la c e , d in in g room room bungalow with expansion attic. Naturalized citizens must produce their Naturalization Cer­ kitchen and enclosed porch, second Rev ltd statutes 40:1-7$ is increased ordain as folio**'- floor has 4 large bedrooms plus sn- We Have Many More Listings ARLINGTON tificate at the time of registering. by this Ordinance bv *11.875 0ft and . T h a t A r t ic le ' S e -tio n I ’ h» closed porch and tile bath. Oil hot In The South Bergen Area, Plus All registrations for the for the General Election.close on that Issuance of said obligations amended to read In an "A Nf w Ranch-Split Levela In Dumont den. e sotie a lot herdafter Dnprrv.d water heat, garage, many extras. ■« REAL E S T A T E CO authorized by this Ordlr appointment only, $26,900. Thursday, September 26. 1957. FRKD n TAUB ithfn all debt llniitations prescritM-n w.tth a one-famiu dwelling shall have l,v Revised Statutes of New Jersey a width of at least fifty 0*0J feet and Concha Real Estate , ^ Township ‘Clerk T it le 40; C h a p te r t a minimum aiea of at least live GIBB S AGENCY thousand <6.0tHl> square feet In a Ml Ft UN AVI LYNDMUHST l RIDGE RD. LYNnrtURSI 14 Anything pot . • vend bv this • B" resldeii.-e zone a lot hereafter Sept. 5. 12, I §57 ordinance shall !*• determined and improved with either a ‘’tt*-family W E b ster 9-21(10 provld-d for by re sol qt Ion. James V. Capohianco, Pres. Fee $25 74 . or a two-family dwelling shall have UE. 8-0.11 W Open Dally. Eves.. Saturday A Sun. In ordinan» e stm ll b eco m e _ effect- a width of at least flfly -et after publication as provided bv Member of The South Bergen KE. 2 l>905 and a minimum area of st least nv* Open Evas! until (:00 A Sunday Board of RMltore 159 MIDLAND AVENUE thousand (5.000) square feet Notice to Persons in Military Service NOTICK 2 All ordinances or parts of ordin ancea which are Inconsistent with the Pt.'BLIC NOTICE Is hereby given Or Patient in Veterans' Hospitals and that at a regular meeting of the provisions of this ordlnam (ttiard of <'oinmlsslonera of the vown- by repeaJed O'CONNOR AGENCY slilp or UyndhurNt. New Jersey, held ‘ T'his h i ordinance shall take effe. BOOKKEEPING-TAXES To Their Relatives and Friends on S e p te m b e r 3,...... I9.-.7, he fcboVe O r now l o c a t e d a t dina aft ‘ 4utrodii.-.'d*”*“ an d p «ss« d on If you arc in thc military service or a patient in a veterans first reading and that the said NEW FOUR FAM ILY brick res.den REASONABLE TERMS 3 Grand Union PJaza. North Arlington dlnauce will be taken up for further tial duplex apartment housd. P uOv hospital and desire’ to vote, or if you arr a relative or friend tenanted. Southern area of North Ar. ■mslderat Ion for lltial passage at a Now, drive up to our door with loads ol a terson who is in the military service or is a patient in a • ttu lar m e etlm : of th e J*' ‘ rd of C o m _ lington. Call for particulars. Pin-litiie Boiik.kfi.pinn For Small Firu» veterans hospital who. you believe, will desire to vote in the mlssloners to be held In Its meeting of. parking space available. G en eral election to be held on N ovem ber 5th-, 1957 k in d ly w rite room. Town Hall. Lyndhurst. New LIKE NEW Capa Cod bungalow In Jersey. . u Monday. "',,wr Belleville.. First floor has living room OPEN FOR INSPECTfON SUN. 2 5 P.M. 41 Morgan Place. North Arlington to the undersigned at once making application for a military . 1 M i. at 4 no D M . ai which I inn- snd with picture window, t*l« two J. Louis Lempert New and ready for occupancy, six room frame one tarn.ly witH hardwood service ballot to» ho voted in said ejection to lie forwarded to p la . e a ll i.e rso n s who m a v , be. In te r large master bedrooms. Finished base­ floors Hot air gas heat. Basement garage Convenient location Inspect vftu If vou are in the military service or. are a patient in a ested herein Will be given an *ippnr ment with • work reomv kitchenette, now. 117.900. end rumpus roon-. G.E. gas ale heat West Governeur Avenue. Butherford, N. ,J- veterans' hospital, stating your name. age. serial number, home Expansion attic. $15,000. NORTH ARLINGTON. Here Is a home with location right st the top of the address and thr address at which you arc stationed or can he hill Large ttvmg room, modern k.tcben plus ext'a room Two large b»d- $18.S00 KEARNY AVE.. KEARN> GCnfva 8-5082 rooms and bathroom on 2nd floor OH haat. comb sasli, low taxes. Imms- found, or if vou de>ire the military service ballot for a relative Home and lot /»eer Manor section diate occupancy. tS^.300. Terms. or friend then make an application under oath for a military W F O L K S ^ sun room, living ropm. dining room service ballot.to be forwarded to him, stating in. your .applica-. 'FAR A W A Y ? ’ and spacious kitchen by butler gan­ NORTH ARLINGTON Near Belleville P'ke 10 yen. old one family boms try. Five bedrooms, steam heat. 1 with living room. 2 bedrooms and modern Icitchen with electric dishwasher, tion that he is over the age of twenty one yeai.. and stating his car garage, plus 26 x 120 foot lot name, serial number, home address and the address at which he garbage disposal umti washsr and dryer Ceramic t*i* bath, enclosed rear PHONE Possession en closing. - o v b s m m n or sATmriep custom aa" porch, large finished room* plus storage room on 2nd floor. Gss heat, at­ is stationed or can be found .. . i tached garage. Many extras. $1S,500. Terms. Forms of application can be obtained from the undersienecl PROFESSIONAL BARGAIN. Ideal tot ALEXANDER ALLAN TODAY Doctor or nurserv OfhcS. and ssven NORTH ARLINGTON. Just one year old Split level with living room, dt" moms Oil hot water heat Two gar thg room .modern kitchen, three twin sued bedroom*, finished recreatmn County Clerk costs llttla «nywh«r» ag e* room Comb sash. 92 x 133 lot. Owner lesvmg area. Immediate occupancy Administrative Building STORE - Ideal for iters or factory on $23,500. Terms. Hackensack. N. J. A Main Street. Belleville. Ask for par­ L Akron 85* NORTH ARLINGTON. North end location Me.e te a beautiful frame h?me S ep t 5. 12. 1957 • t ic u la r s with brick front on *7 ■ 100 lot If bas em.lned entrants porch- Urq* living room, formal dining room. ceraVi.r tiled kitchen with automatic Fee $36:74 ; . .V: WM. R. JOHNSON dishwasher and large pantry Three large bedrooms and '^"eed t,ir bath- rmm on 2nd floor. HardWood floors throughout, strain oil heat. Garage. A rtn g to n $24,500 Terms. KEarny 2-4E22 NORTH ARLINGTON Owner leivinq area givo yr-.» imm*«diste possession NEWARK COLLEGE of tb>s ons faniily home with sun room, living rp-vn. dinmp rmntt and mod ern hanouet s»ed kitchen S fred.ooms and hath j" >d l ' OF ENGINEERING s e a l c i u a s h ; t h .s blocks from Ridge Road and Queen of Peaoe School.. $1/.S0O Excellent termi^ INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. 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it as her awn. But Williams coyldn’.t then find a publisher. talked turke/ to her—and she Of ereat interest, too. is the took it meekly. exposition of his own system of Letters Reveal Personality of Dr. Williams Even more remarkable is what rhythm in a letter to his fellow Commercial leader poet Richard Eberhart. He con­ ANp THK SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW one learns here about his tela tions with Ezra Pound, whom tinues this explanation in a — Established 1921 Williams first met. at the Uni thoughtful letter to Thirlwall. the • T he C o m m ercial Leader is the official newspaper of versity of Pennsylvania and who! editor of this collection of letters, became his fast friend; they had i LYNDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS many ideas in commofc. Over the j years, with many lapses, numer-1 Published every Thursday by The Commfrripl Leader Printing Company out letters went from Williams to j at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. Telephone GEneva 8-8700-8701 Pound, especially after the latter became in expatriate and partic­ E d ito r John Savino ularly after he engaged m his treasonous activities in Italy dur­ Dear Editor: Business Mgr. E r n e s t J. D a r i n e t t Advertising Mgr. S a m u e l C. P i e r s o n ing World War 11. 7 he L ead er editorial last w eek Before that time the two writ on the subject 'of police chases Entered as second class matter April 7, 1938 at lhe Post Office of Rutherford, N. J., ers had nelped each cither get was timely. I have often felt that into print and were congenial in under lhe Act of March 3, 1879 the people would be much better every possible way. As early a s served if the police risked their j 1033. Williams told Pound to snap SubscripfioinTSSQ Per Year Seven Cents Per Copy own necks less in chasing after I o u t or it and to stop criticizing run-away automobiles. A high ; A m erica a s “provincial". B y 1946 Lyndhurst. IN’. J.. September 5. 1957 speed chase in this congested I he had become brutally frank: area may someday defeat its pur­ j "I understand perfectly y o u r pose by ending in a terrible trag­ It is strange that New Jersey( always pos­ i adult concern for government Not Yet, Not Yet, Please! edy. I agree that in th S case of sessed of great natural playgroundsi must discipline and your courageous a serious crime no effort should A man really .suffering from an emhar* defiance of the spurious, lost in work so desperately bard today to provide be spared to make an arrest. But half measures. But you make an;., ra im e n t o f riches is our governor. Robert more, ft is a sign of the state's growth— the infraction is far less seri- R. Meyner. Hardly a day gpes by when one a s s o f yourself for a ll that—by 1 .. and of the machine age which gives us more misjudging lhe difficulties anrt 1 "us K,than ,he. traf * Democratic pontificate or another mentions successes of others: ,1 was »tupid j m**ht » ^ time for leisure. • i . , [chase I believe , r pobce t T should vote of you to attack the Pre Bob for presidential consideration, line day ° in favor of safety. The guilty in­ Even rural counties like our own now has the as you did- mav be Jim Farlev. The next dav Mr*. fractor will either be caught by . it playground pains and the Bergen freehold­ olain stupid. Stupid because you j destroyed more good than what other policemen or will be ar- FDR ers are finding development of parks one relted another day. They always Now. there i- little doubt llial Meyner lias inevitable evil the man represent of the most important items on their ed. and because you sided w ith!are‘ hiv eye oil llie ^ liile House. He would be the most vicious and reactionary,I Mrs. H. T. Appleton agenda. North Arlington a fool .which lie is not. if lie did not. Colncldent with the return of our 15,000 South whose homes he walked can attest. As an artist forces in lhe country in seeking But there ih also little doubt that the Bergen school children to their classes this week he won the respect of the spokesmen o f th e arts. to destroy him—by fqul means. ~ such as attacks on his wife■ and i ,j'... . t , ' 4V. most disturbing thing lhat can happen is is publication of the latest book by Dr. William The story of Dr. Williams should be unusually High Cost of Driving Carlo Williams of Rutherford. impressive at this* time. Jn a few days the boom­ family—to contemptible to list ! w <* *'ould !'ke,to.wUkte th‘J opI From a letter to Pound (1956 ) j {^tunity for Mr. Farley or Mrs. Roosevelt to persist The coincidence Is fortuitous. The splendid re­ ing kicks at footballs will dll the air. As the chil­ Next time you trundle the gas buggy out his Washington incarceration | **Police and Dr. Szot for the im­ views which have been attracted by the book "The dren return to school they will be convinced that in that presidential gambit. jne 'gathers the impression that mediate response to our call fo r of its South Bergen garage and head for Selected Letters of William Carlos Williams" a winning football team is the greatest of all For one thing, they must always predi­ Williams doesnt believe Poui\d is help for our baby, Gail. They either the Turnpike or Parkway consider should awaken in South Bergen the knowledge possible things. , cate their belief on the assumption that he unable to understand what he’s came within minutes after our for a moment that the high cost of driving that In its midst lives—and has lived since birth— Yet these students should also realize that doing or has done: call. Thanks you again. . will be reelected governor by a spankin'; one of the world’s most distinguished men of let­ iu New Jersey is about to be accelerated. there is another side of the coin. They must re­ Mussolini or Jefferson Mr. & Mrs. N. Vander Teems ’ majority.. And each time they remind folks ters. alise that there are cultural values which are far It is already understood that the motorist Dr. W il'lams has delivered 2,000 babies, most "You’re too damn thick­ that the mait asking them to vote for him more important .ir less tangible, than those seen headed to know you're asLeep— TAMACRACK COUNCIL payrf nearly 50 percent of New Jersey's rev­ of them ia the South Bergen area. He has also on the athletic fields. as governor actually is asking them to lift written 38 volumes of prose and poetry. They be a n d h av e been fro m th e b e g in AT CAMP THREE WEEKS enues —-1- some S140,000,000 worth of- long to the world and aU time. Dr. Williams ts living proof that man can be ning. You are incapable of -rec­ him to Washington. M e tn b e rs of the Order of the freight in the form of taxes and license Dr: Williams is a striking illustration of the an artist and an artist a man. That is one of us. ognizing what you m ean.’to pre-' A r ro w , o f Tamarack Council, And that is not good. •’act a man ran be both a man and artist. As a that he lives and works among us. is a cause for sent and to hide your .stupidity costs. Out of that., over $50,000,000 is div­ n u m b e r in g 45. sp en t th e p ast One of the most telling arguments against nan he was a wonderful doctor, as so mahy into exultance—and for emulation. r (c h ie f lite ra ry m o v em en ts of o..» probably most responsible for Hague than into the car for a jaunt to a lake or to the His e n tire lifetim e so p r e emin- j day. a founder of and contributbr any man ih the country. ently a Jerseyman to many avant-grade magaz n e shore they are really paying through the W illiam s wjis born at Hither |a personal friend of many of the Rut that's the wav political ambitious pockcthook, The day when a day at the ford and after attending medical I leading poets and critics of o u r carry one. And lhat is why Meyner shud­ school became a resident physi i tim e , .»n a c tiv e participant in th e shore or lake came under the heading of ders every lime somebody suggests lie'll cian there. He still lives there ir founding of new movements and good,' clean!, inexpensive fun has long since retirement as a physician and -i'. les. imke a great president. passed. continued actively as a'w riter.'his T h u s a t Rutherford W illia m s son has taken over his practice. b e c o m e s , says Tirlwall. “ n o r e ­ From North Arlington, Lyndhurst, Ruth Despite his active medical 'c a re e r, gional poet: he is the universal G reat Parks A-Cominq erford. East Rutherford or Carlstadt to As in .the course of whi h he d e liv man of letters. Even as he has bury Pak costs $1 on the Parkway;. $1.20 ered 2.000 babies, and was elec te d r>een viewed with suspicion at New Jersey has two great parks in the president of the staff of the P a s tim e s by his townspeople just be- if he uses the Turnpike and Parkway. He u s e h is in te r e s ts encompass the making. One is the deserted- village of Al­ aic General Hospital. Williams is paying upward of 29 cents a gallon for produced 38 volumes of prose -and j w o rld , h e ha^ a ls o been, criticized laire. The other is Island Beach, a narrow gasoline. He is driving an automobile which verse and became internationally I by Ezra Pound artd others just spit of sand that runs’ alongside Barucgat famous. j because he has lived and worked costs, probably over $3,000. When he gets B ut aside from suc h fo rm al I m his suburban village all h is Bay. ' lo the shore lie finds franks selling for a N. J. Clanoer Rail Season Although much'work remains to be. done quarter and all other tilings scaled upward OPENS SEPTEMBER 2nd on it, Allaire is already open to visitors. Many Happy Returns To School Here are wome 14 structures, sturdily built accordingly. N. V. I'pland (iamr Sraixin But since it rost so much for the car, gas OPENS OtTOHER 4th of brick .thick beams and iron, in the pro­ and license- taxes, gasoline and the tollways cess of being rebuilt. The old draft .furnace he needn't worry about indigestion. There in which iron ore from the neighboring bogs enough money lefL wns melted down is iu the process of recon­ struction. Here is one of the most interesting views It Is Still Money in New Jersey, ft is only a foretaste of what The additions Queen of Peace and St. is yet to come. The state is spending onlv Mary's High Schools are making hardly are pennies on lhe job. .Hope is held out that coming fast enough to accomodate the nutn a great foundation will take over the vil­ bers .who want to attend parochial high lage. much as the Rockefellers took over schools. In Lyndhurst the parochial school Williamsburg. system in a few years has burgeoned to over In the 1,000 or more-’acres of lhe park, 1.100 students, just about 30 percent of the can be created a stirring replica of a com­ township's school children. munity that flourished 150 years ago. Even Although the growth of the parochial KEARNY FEDERAL SAVINGS now it is worth a visit. hIiooI system goes on in sensational strides The Federation of New Jersey Women's if is far too easy to fo rg e t they cost money for the Child s Future Clubs has agreed to outfit one of the build­ and must be supported. While they are not ings In the style of the period. It is a magni- supported by general tax revenues they do rent undertaking of which the women can depend upon the support of the church pa­ be proud and for which t^c stale can be rishioners and their friends4o raise the nec­ thankful. essary money. Yet many education advoc­ It would be wonderful if other civic or­ ates who complain new schools , have not ganisations snch as the Elks. Kiwanis. Lions been provided refuse to recognise the new and the like “adopted" one of the buildings. parochial school*. Current Rate Perhaps if Joe Mcl^can. the commission­ There is little doubt that the South Ber­ er of conservation, held t cook-out on the gen parochial school system has taken a 73 YEARS OF UNINTERRUPTED DIVIDENDS grounds for state leaders this could be ac­ great deal of the cost load from the general The Oldest Financial Institution in Town—Since I SSI s m q m l complished. tax treasuries. But don't get the idea that Allaire has to be -een to be appreciated. they get along without money. NOW IN STOCK • Island Beach is not yet ready for the pub­ In any estimate of what education is cost­ * Footballs * Helmets lic. This ten-mile strip of land promises to ing us today the parochial" system must be * VciTssories be one of the finest parks in America. The counted. And at the same time it must be * Shoulder Pads southernmost tip is to be preserved as u remembered that the finest priests and nuns ------bird sanctuary. who operate the schools draw pay ‘that is But the first five miles can make some fai below the goal of the public school wonderful play areas. A couple are now tea<*hers. If this were mil so the parochial dug oul and should be ready next schools just could not operate. Pauls Hobby and Sport Shop _____ jp r, Education is the costliest item in local 306 Union Avo. GE. S4192 Rutherford, N. J, ' Taland Beach has a magnificent white, w ide government today. That is why we shoultl cb. Next year New Jersey's public insist, upon getting the best results for mir Store Hours: June. July and August: Mon. to Thur*. 9 to 7 P.M. Fri. A Sat. 9 to 8 i j u s t how great it is. money. j