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] a brand new RKO Radio Super- by the Lincoln PTA will be taken piMiocuon with John m o n m m m t s o c i a l c u m at a meeting to be held tomorrow Pivne. Ronald Reagan, Rhonda evening at t he Lincoln School. Fleming and Coleen Gray. Mr*. Charles Thomson, who re­ cently jnoved from Rutherford to Boys from eight to \en year* of The greatest array of country age and their parent*, are urged and western music and song re­ ANNUAL FALL DANCE tlyrir newly purchased home at 200 Livingston avenue, was hon­ to attend. Boys will be admitted cording artists has been as­ BY B-D FOREMEN into the pack in the order of their sembled into one unit by Roy ored at a recent meeting of her social dub held at the home of registration for membership. Acuff, the dean of contemporary Tomorrow night, November 4, Ralph Brown, Cubmaster, will be the life of the young i nventor | the Foremen * Club of Becton. Mr*. Louis Ercolma, in Cast Ruth­ NEW YORK — Its been,Alexc (Guinness) ia almdst successful. American Folk Music, for presen­ erford. .The cl oh presented Mrs. in charge. tation on the RKO Palac e Theatre Dickinson and Company, of East Guinness night on TV this week Luckily, his material proves a Thomson a gift for her new and if you’ve missed a single mo-‘ atage tor one week starting Fri­ Rutherford, will hold its annual - dud and he escapes with his life, fill dance at the Polish People s home. ment of it, why, just blame your­• the economic system promises to day, November 4. Billed as the ‘Grand Ole A pry” from Nash­ Hall, Passaic. The public is cor- j ♦h*r* r m—-e Mrs Fred! self. continue on. Abbey, Mrs. Frank' Agasinsky, On Million Dollar Movie which ville, Tenn,, 15 great stars of ra­ dialiy welcomed to attend. LINCOLN | B ut the la st scene is the top- dio, television and record* will Featured from 8:30 p.m. to ears, weriy Caggiano, Mrs. Ange­ Mutual puts on over Channel 9' per: it shows the young inventor lo Settembrino, Mrs. Mark La- each night, one of the fabulous be presented in person in a real . 12:30 a m, will be Duke Collins New thru S a t Nev. 3-5 movies of the era has been show­‘ lorn and desolate going out from hill-billy jamboree highlighted and his orchestra. Other high­ M orte and Mia* Rose Grezzi. of Cinemascope and Ceter his laboratory in disgrace. He Lyndhurst, Mrs. Earl Fore, of ing at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. And on by a series of authentic square lights of the evening include t h e c o n n e l l I moves slowly and beaten. But ia n cers.. prize* for a, rhumba contest and: N utley and Mr*. Richard Meola •• M C Tuesday on Channel 2 at 6:15» just .before he disappears his of Rutherford. p.m., his movies, “The Man In lemon dance, plus red ro*e* for STORY" 1 shoulders straighten, his head TO HOLD STEAK DINNER the White Suit” was viewed. every lady guest present Alan Ladd - June Allyaoa riaes, he walks jauntily into the Co-chairmen of the affair are The Annual Beefsteak Dinner n the reorgani- Both were marvelous and both1 future. are pure Guinness. And we don’t I Ted Chekan ol Nutley and Otto of the Dwight Morrow Republi­ Pack sponsored s h o TS u n " mean Stout. Into his mind has come a new I Schablik of Hasbrouck Heights. can Club will be served at 8:30 la Color That “Paradise” picture isn’t go­ idea, a new dream. Life promises p.m. on Saturday, November 11 Sterliag Hayden - Y. DeCarlo ing to prove satisfactory to( *o much and all of its promise* World Community Day at the Civility. Labor and Politi­ he, man, will realize. It is a won- routes and such. Service Starts Tomorrow cal Society Hall, Orient Way and KIDDIE SPECIALS! It concerns a dry, dusty Englishi <*erful touch and a wonderful Pennsylvania aVenue. Sat, hatfawe, November 5 j skipper who runs « shift between ending. Watch out for Guinness. The annual World Community I Friends are invited. Reeerva- cold English Gibraiter and warm, He’s one of our greatest. Day service sfcnsored by the tions may be made through John *~NOW thm SATURDAY “ “MIGHTY JOE YOUNG" Bogart - Gene Tierney exotic Calais, The skipper, Guin­ Five Minute Ovation Lyndhurst Council of Church Settem brino. GE. 8-0232; C harles "SHOTGUN " ness, who runs tfte ship, has ar­ Remember, you read it first in Women will be held at the Meth­ DeMarco. WE. 9-9221: or Frank “THE LEFT HAND I COLOB CARTOONS S ranged a cozy little deal. His1 this column. We said last week odist Church at 2 p.m .tomorrow, Piscatella, WE. 9-4467. OF GOD” English wife ia, on his demand, that “The Lark" will probably to last Just one hour. There's a Tawday Mattao,.NoT. t~]~ dedicated to cooking dumplings clean up every prize there is on welcome to all, Mr. ahd Mrs. W. Ellsworth iElection Day) | and keeping a ftuiet home in the Broadway stage this season. Mrs. Glynn Sumpman will be Long, 738 Sixth street, had as “A LIFE IN THE ALL LAUGH SHOW! which he can retire at 10 p.m. Well, ‘The Lark" opened in Bos­ the leader. Mrs. Harry Reysen guests for several days last week, I But in Calais he has Yvonne Mrs. Long’s brother and sister-in- BALANCE” IS COLOR CARTOONS IS ton last Friday. And the audience will sing with Mrs. J. Edward "J STOOGES" DeCarlo, a native gal of tremen­ gave a five-minute ovation when Roycraft at the piano. law, Mr. end Mrs. Warren E. Bell, GALA KIDDIE SHOW dous proportions. He doesn’t want of Roaring Springs* Pa. ••LITTLE RASCALS” the curtain fell. Others who will have part* in i SATURDAY MATINEE No Advance In Price! Yvonne to took. He doesn't want the program include Mrs. George AMett ft Coatelio la her donfesticated at all. He wants Five minutes! That’s like fife Alberding, Mrs. Joseph Aldridge, “JA C K * THE BRANSTALK - Sun. Mon. T u m . N o v . «-7~l her wild and fancy-free. centuries. Any play that can get that kind of reaction in Boston Roy Acuff, a Capitol recording Mrs. John C. Garde and Mrs. J. » CARTOONS EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! A nd So On must be good. Like we say, look star, will be master of ceremon­ S. Latsha. Ushers will be women from the several churches in the Baa. Mon. T a n . Nov. *-1-1 I KATHARINE HEPBURN Underlining the brilliance of °fu V « D j L U rk1 in which ies and introduce Killy Wells, Cfeaa. Heetoa - Ja n a A danu ♦he skipper is Charles Golderer, Julie Harris stars, ft is a play the Nation's No. 1 girl singer of council his first mate. It is the first mate’s about Joan of Arc and it is mere­ folk songs; Johnnie and Jack; the Contributions of used clothing “PHIVATE WAR OF job to worship the skipper. His ly wonderful. Tickets are now on Smokey Mountain Boys, Pap and for "Parcels for Peace" will be Wee te a«t. Nev. I MAJOR BENSON" admiration for the manner in •ale. The show opens November his Cedar Hill Square Dancers, received. An offering also will be William Hetemi ■ Jewrtfer J m i 17 at the Longacre Theatre, received. In C Im im k ih which the boss man keeps the the Tennessee Mountain Boys, “LOVE IS A MANY quiet wife of Gibraiter and the Ruby Wells and many others. “ONE DESIRE” •xotie dish in Calais is a moving Meet Diane Cilento Mis* Norma Martoglio, of Sec­ SPLENDORED THING' editorial throughout the picture. If your TV set wasn’t reverber­ ‘Tennessee's Partner”,, the a^-! ond avenue, has returned from a SPECIAL MATINEE But the English have a way of ating the other night blame it al) corhpanying screen attraction is vacation spent in Bermuda. Tuooday^Jtov. I. al 1M P.M. murdering such a situation. 'in your antenna. Because a won­ derfully-gifted gal named Diane Roller Skating Bat Nov. I ll The English gal takes on a lov­ Jaaa Crawford-Jeff Chaadler er and leaves our hero because Cilento was. certainly sending. RIVIERA PARK , he is too stuffy. Diane appeared at 9 p.m. in "FEMALE ON THE The exotic bit deserts the boy the Alcoa Theatre hour in ajday BEACH” because he refuses her the right called "The Little Servant'. It SNOW TONIGHT) h u Martla “ err, Lewis to cook and be a woman like all was an English setting of the “NIGHT HOLDS TERROR" other women. 19th century in which a yoUng. “YOU’RE NEVER TOO The world collapses upon the friendless servant, gal proves to H e irjr Starts Wednesday Nov. 9 hero. That is* until the final pas be of great help to a lovable vag­ YOUNG” (4 DAY8) * ***• w hence emerges triumph abond. BPRCIAL MATINEES “YOU’RE NEVER TOO iff* ^ “** gokt* I*ve away Miss Cilento currently may be Thaa. * Fri. Nov. M * 11 the plot SasH youraelf. It will .he seen as Helen of Troy in a grpat . YOUNG" on through Sunday. play named “Tiger at the Gate". Doan Martin - Jerry Lewis The (White Salt She has won hurrahs wher­ W hile 4&e P aradise picture is ever She appears. But Sunday very good, Guinness fans prob- 1night was a treat because it was ably will like ‘The Man in the «chiefly Diane Cilento and noth­ white Suit” nauch better. It is 1ing more. She has one of those **ocf th lt nM U ogt fr o m •harper, cleverer. It concerns a •baggy 1 poodle bobs, a luminous man who has invented one countenance,{ a voice that sings o u r S *rvtn M a n a g e r ^ of theae synthetics which make and « a certain gamin touch which wool and cotton obsolete. What invests 1 her with the spirit of an TRAILMAKER TIMS i this does to the world of crass angel. ‘ / commerce is unbelievable. It Promises to smash the economic ( She made Sunday night rich •ystem t»f the world, -jana warm. If you missed her tough luck. bub. 3ut keep that C heritor* Htston So desperate do the Mg money iname in mind, Diane Cilento. A "PRIVATX WAS men becoifte that a plot against iwonderful, magical creature. HOTEL

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Rabbi Sjvan will speak on tht top*;. The Quality aI Hospttaii ty" at the regular wwUv Sab bath S*n«e being h*M at the’ Lyndhurst Hebrew Center on! Friday evening at 9 p m Th** Choral Group will assist in the Vtlani Rurtnski service. Refreshment* will be served b> Adam Ructnaki 451 Schuyler j avenue, died on Tuesday morn the ladies of the congregation at ■ ing at hcs hnfTHr after a long UI the Oneg Shabbath flour being held ift the Social Hall of thej; ness Bom in Poland, he came Holiday Masses ! from there to Lyndhurst SO years rburrh immediately following the, service j ago. He was a mentiser «>f 81 Mi Week day Masses ji-haafo Surlet* of Lyndhurst. On Saturday. WwwmWi 5, at; His Wtr*. Mrs L«**adie Rv- 3 30 a m , the Bar Miktvgh cere bncki Ruuiuki. died four year* LVNDHURST MrTHODlKT many for Jeffery (Mas. son off C m H T H Mr and Mrs Saul Os'as. at 353- S u iv .w r, *r« fo«,r Livingston avenue, will be held a r - tour son*. Clai Stuyveaant a*.4 Tontine Ave* enve an»1 Chaile*. of Lyndhurst « •* . Marry -W. The traditional Ktddush wiR be. held in the Sotial Kail uf th. ! Jr uf BolUville. and Le»v Temple follow ini' the arrvta-r W* daughteri. Mn John H I Tontine Avenue (Eleaitv. 1 OrUkowSai. Mrs Frank GRneva M 9M iM M Ie i H*ye». Mrs WilUam XT. THOMAS K M M U f/U . , (Helen» Jasm^ki. Mr* Henrv Sunday. Nov. 8 9 4 5 o n r c h Church School with classes foi f tMe«i and Moyve»aat A«nrae» (Anna! Len.an«.wHr. all uf Lynd ages. 11 a.m., Public worship Rev. C. W H m Hhika. B it . :nirst Mrs Fied (Etb«l) Fua. ot sermon by the minister on "So Reetor Ku:herf<*rd nt»fl Mrs John (Paul G reat a Cloud of Witnesses 5:30 htoyveaaoi Av«H I-: 1* ' Wikfewskl. of East Ruth p m. Covered dish supper for all GEneva I SMS j -rford 24 grand htklren and U members of the Church School | groat fra-.d, hii.trnn and their fainilies. Sunday. Nov B Second Sunday , •Thr «* be.ng held this: Monday 3 30 pm. Junto* Friday. World Community Day. ; ^ »* !* o*vl*»«'k frvrn the S* Choir 8 p.m , meeting of the of 2 p.m., Methodist Church. /a re Memt>i»al Home. I tv . «u.i ftcial board. Saturday. Womans Auxiliai ‘tidge r.iad .to St Mi hael's H C Thursday 1 30 p.m Meeting of Food Sale. Bogle Building Churih. when- al H W a m a ir ♦v'** WSCS at the church M rs . , Sunday. Nov 8 . 2n2d Sunday ? u‘^ni JUas*^ wdl | e t.fferod In William L. Bivona will lead the HUBERT & VAN ATT A. CJL after Trinity. 7 30 a m Hot> I te n.em w ill |^- m Si worship service. Mrs Rosengrant How the understanding of Communion. 915 a.m. Familj j Cemetery l.yiuihuh hall. 7 p m . Younr • Iasi *nd d'nn«' New York, it was announced to Pe<»ple’s Fe low ship Friday. w*»s guest of tioiutr a t a Tickets may lie secured throuwh >m, by tost t;hurch of ChrtM Tuesday. Nov 8. Ve*try urpr.se birthday p-i t> given on members of tlie society, or -call S. icntist. RutJierfoid Wednesday, Nov 9, Teachers' night a| tlw hum* • 1 hr* son \ WE. B-8215 or GE. 8*4765. | Mr Van Atta. who is on tour meeting. : »nd •taughtei tn Uw. M and: Welcome to all at the chur< b ** * *«nber uf JjRe Chriatlan . Mrs Raphael Villatiova. 338. Van! LANCASTER BRAND U S CM O ICI! IttF IU on the corner of Stuyvesant and St '^n<* Board. or Le< tureahip I MKED MEMUMIAL Huron street Too tine avenue* will apeak in the Church Edifice.! I’NITEU PKESBtTTkJllAN pther mem(»ers of the family P a f lM * ------Kaat Pierrepofit and Lincoln ave- j c u t m e n present imRidtd his wife Mu j WK8TM1NHTEK R utherford, at 130 p.m. The Stuyveaant near Valley Brook Joseph Villenoxa. Raymond and, PRRRRITRRIAN CHl'RCn lecture ti open to the public With I Avenue Victor Vlllamrva. M, and Mr-% UI iM n U K . I riMtkarx out char»e Mi Van Atta • cut, ! Rev. f'haae H Stafford. Mlnlatei Fred Villanovd and sons. Frodj Re*. I. r„t»r I I® * will tie Chrmtian Helen.e 34a Hluyvaaanl Avenue and Thomas, M aiul Mrs Rob rhone WEbater s 792# a,l't Qoda Government” ORneva 8 41 It ' . rt Vlllanova and children Steph | Chuck Roast I *MI Lyadhttmt. N J An engineer tor a number uf j **n ami J< anne all of Lyndhurst Rmmt Us. ( mi f»««M Sunday, Nov 0 y.30 a m v' rtr* Mr- Van Attii nerved in an | UT MATTHRW*S ,\! s Hlchuel Sprague md son,! mwains leoUrr. Ie»t. i a P m I m i Church School, li a.m.. Sermon ;'-n 1:1 n*rrin * capacity at one time RVANGRI H'AL I I THRRAN Robert, t.f Kfraitiv, Mr and Mrs j tMkV Urrf al twit bv the Rev. Burna 11 to ;2 Ji on the Panama Canal and on rail CHURCH I Ad»»lph Dah l I and children, Gail ; llouMr tut) Hi Fellowship Nursery Available' road ™>*tiuctlon in Bolivia He: C am er VaNe> Brook Ava and f’* t.-' Mid r , h . .1 o| w». koff |N M S H U r durinn church nervce 4 :jj) pm ^a,,,r waa an aeronautical engln- Trav*rs Place, Lyndhurst and Mr and Mrs <’harlt-. Communkanta' Cla-i “*'r w,t^ f>*' Army Air Corpa He Rev. (leorge Mailer. Paalot gondice. trurub. irnm East Ruth i WIm U m Monday. Nov 7: Mertinc soon »' Christian t»5 Travers Plaee, Lyndhurst eriord l a S * r sored by Miartonaiy Soc^ly fi"T* “'“T ' ** '’"“ ri WKhater » «IS4 (.H i a I Speaker Dr Frederick Sihv^it rk ■ pu!'.‘U’ l«’fcUtl.mcr of (Mure (BIG t»o Page 171 1 Link Sausage m Had l« (Ml.»' H sH rer, president of BloomAeld Col f i .cicnce heaJniK • *n45‘ he^in‘‘sd,y “ pm ’ c“°‘r " j RUTHRVnw^Mrmt at th r ganibe Fiwlay niyht ui Lincoln! ('.•O r C«t Ad inkram Ma«onir Temp'.* Sthool Cut .mast . Ralph Hi own 1 ( k » p * « C h^rnne^';^, 321 Second Avenue ha. asked that boy* « i ;h( nine I Sliced Bacon £ *33‘ Lymliiurtt. N J and ten y» ars old report with tick« S & M”-0,10 ° ' y‘ r-1 “ * ^ 7 ^ Church School, lo a.m. i their parents at the school at I t r"Mint H th t rtHutrt teaching Service. 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ARNOLDS BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes Support the Youth Center Our Specialty Orderg Taken For It Was A Grand, Grand Sale Building Fund All Occasions 242 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-4684 And the best is yet to come. Yes BARGAIN STORE S. P O L L I N A WATCHMAKER 231 Sluyve»ant Avenue sir. the first two days of our sale, AND JEWEI.ER CE. 8-9023 which began Tuesday, have proved <»WV>A/VWSA^/\A FAMOUS BRAND Use Our Budget Plan MERCHANDISE to be humdingers. We expect even ^v» AT 238 Stuyve»ant Avenue GEneva 8-9421 CUT RATE PRICES better things today. But remember, TOWN MARKET those sales are designed to intro- 229 Stuyvesant Ave. FREE DELIVERY HARRY BERENSON'S d u c e you to the avenue of friendly Phone WE. 9-6759 Meats • Groceries merchants. Every day is Sale Day Fresh Vegetables 228 Stuyvoaot A v cn u ' Frozen Foods “The Little Man With L y n d h u r s t on Stuyvesant Avenue because you The Big Heart” OCR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS GE. 8 64(10 save in time and travel costs. And you save in prices! SAFARS KARL'S MEAT MARKET PARK CLEANING COMPANY FINE MEATS Sair»e Day Dry Cleaning Service AND GROCERIES , l\< II DIM , SAT! HD AY > I HI. i: DELIVERY 21 > Sluwfsarn \vcnue. l yndhurst, N. J 207 StuyveHunt Avenue WEIi.ter 9-0929 WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING

Authorized KODAK Dealer DOLORES' GIFT SHOP KLEVER KLAD DRESS SHOP SAN CARLO RESTAURANT JKAN VIVIAN, PROP. Fast COLOR Service TT e a a a l FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS SAME DAY FII.M DEVELOPING Christmas Cards Blouse* - Handbags - Hosiery AND PARTIES EXCEPT SATURDAYS Eaton Stationery BEFORE 9:30— READY 4:30 P.M. ( ostnme Jeivelxy - ('oats and Suits Featuring Sizzling Steaks Peggy Ann Doll's Clothes 306 Stuyvesant Avenue CAMERA HOUSE Sm all G ifts 213 Stuyvemiiit Ave. 227-A STIJYVKSANT AVE. GEneva 8-3508 300

EDNA MAE SHOPPE CARROLL S WINE & LIQUORS LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S For Your Shopping Needs WEAR Watch For The Xmas Wines - Liquors - Beer Visit Our New Modern Store Shop On Stuyvesant Avenue Miss Swank ■— I.uxite — Biubizon Free Delivery Fortuna Circular Next Month Official (»irl Scouts Headquarters A N D S A V E 214 Stuyvesant Avenue ^ Ebster *>-8121 236 Stuyvesant^Vv GEneva 8*7711

A. CHASAR & SON FELDMAN CLEANERS Lyndhurst Recreation Center STUYVESANT LAUNDRY 12 AIR-CONDITIONED ELECTRICIANS SAME DAT SERVICE DRIVE IN AND ALLEYS SAVE 2 0 % Air Conditioning Flail Our Modern Plant Kid Seating Capacity for Public Home ami Commercial Wiring CASH CARRY 222 Sluyveaant Avrnue Fans ami Appliances GEneva 8-9780 (i-Jlour Serrii*' on Beipirst 200 Stuyvenanl Avenue WElwler 9-4113 163 Stuyvesant Ave. GE. 84)879 237 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-4.>05

Footsteps GEneva 8-8'»03 WE OUTFIT TEAMS STUYVESANT PHARMACY l i t t b t FINE SHOES LYNDHURST SPORTS CENTER r PRESCRl PTIONS, CHILDREN LEVY'S TEEN-AGERS WE ( ARRY A COMPLETE LINE O r DIA-MEI. — DIETETIC FOODS PHARMACY BOYS ARCHERY - GOLF - TENNIS * BASEBALL EQllPT. Hearing Aids & Batteries All Type* Designed to Keep f r e s h \ nd s a l t w a t e r t a c k l e Cohm.phatonajoy U &p/y^U um , S b e i Little Feet Normal Phone WEbster 9-3100 SKIN DIVING EOWPT., OUTBOARD MOTORS 95 Stuyvesant Avrnue not a sideline- 3*4 Valley Brook Men & Women WE » N. PA PA Z/O Nell Kru< 4 r m STUYVESANT AVENUE Ave., Bogle Bid*. Jark Kruear LYNDHURST, N. i. Open Sunday 9 to 1 P.M. COMPLETE LINE OF SICKROOM SUPPLIES Doctor’s Prescription* Killed -F R E E DELIVERY - 288 Stuyvesant Avenue HARRY'S HARDWARE ODETTE S BEAUTY SALON VERA'S SPECIALTY SHOP ft RENTAL SERVICE 240 Sluyveoant Avenue Fxjfcrt Hair Shaping and Timing Eloor Polisher, Sander, Etlpr 14ir%v Selertiim of ' Permanent Ware Specialist V Lawn Roller, Sta/Ur Gun, Wallftafier LADIES' IIATS . HANDBAGS Watch For The Xmas 291 Stuyvesant Avenue S/waver, Smoother, Belt Sander HOSIERY - LINGERIE Lyndhurst, N. J. ^ 9 Open Sunday* -9 A.M. to 12 Niwin Circular Next Month GEneva 8*6817 ACCESSORIES 230 Stuyvenant Avenue ^ Eb.ter 9-0251 GEneva 8-8007 Stuyvesant Avenue Merchants Association THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 19%: COMMERCIAL LEADER A SOITH BERliEN REVIEW face srvct TS* Um.W t> the won a t I ^ M n r u N Y ,tm «** t»t* l*Wi M ia n \ - t %4 Um> t*r.fci at th* Hmlaan Ri**r Im a Dm LyncHrtjrs^ W ^fl .dnril Quirt •>»« mnnhfr Hu liMagktar. I iw«t X^mr Books and Authors •'« and Lan.,, „ ». », , M l i»d «>lh Ua MU Injured in Crash St. Michael’s •» Ml* m an II » h*( tm n la d * * of llw n n > that ■ > .« w fct* ot We* \«« &»*4v **«(* ">*** f*tk* tht«h.ch th* m» Laww* |stt Up Home is th* nprm ion used by Olaf Kcklund to dnlfnate Dtrt onto *r*> aixl M .M > th* ta. X th*m uw< •*»* th* hi» aecond wife. Lm nea and th«u ch'M i f ix Uu* i» ifw iktty T»>t« W d ril IH>t Im ra i . frond <4 IM O wl H. N. Notes of a Mormon household “Down Home u thr house »hefe Si*fid l> n t Ih«f K ill tnuUM an tor hi* first wife, ltvea. Olal i* turn W tw^n ti* i«« woene* IKgi I U«wf> h>«*> *~l ««>»* Ww*. alaa M int J«u> r»i ts cold, demanding. while Lmnea is * armheartod. and a VOT) >.»*. • M u at Naktround «l»* t*«— a th* puta** *t°°d mother and wife She recogmw* Signd'. resentment* of th# (* awthw fcknimn Jmt.m nlmM ir. At U» Ita* second family, and usually urges Olaf to fulfill Ms joeit re*p th* rw .lilulra * *• t»in* *r««4 Jwrtin • « ac*uw< N.a V«» « u *«»* »>'-***bh» ta lTw»t Hw4 brittle* with special care for Signds feelings But naturally, there Slat* r>Mnr.| th* t .uuttuUah, .h*r*a. tHc» and ho K «l) t* tvm M * |H tU +9*9 P' **•-* arr occasions when her even temper disrupt* into violent* when vtmd /*!.V •turn TTi* tore nwn • vwki nuftuUK t« « « . m J B u U » > n V# 4t» TH.r4 «t« Sigrid trie* to outstep the legal bound*t let Mlart, lo« th* #nt urn* th* UmiU l»>o>4 th* IM MMt ..Ml iw*e the a M H.ta p—ne» You can imagine the economic site-** on a man try ing to> *up of »ll th* tMHtal run of thlj TW h «*M t t • n r > # * i.t»«* port two familte* at the u n w time Linnea Kelp* in #\ery wa> n>*nn*T. ftu tht* IK th* t«*A uf th* (UTiif.* 1— -— possible, and her children are encouraged to help themselves Into this home comes an elderly *t»man. Mix Troon Who t* looking for a nursing home Linnea makes room for her th I he a)*e*.H crowed house, und give* her good care and the love that everv«*ne DR. I. DANSKY tiea ds. TELEVISION The Ecklunda also have a Hvely interest lit thetr neight-or* One of these ig litHe Mr> Lily n . ka bullied constants Repairs in Your Home her husband When her bab> t* born in the ne* temple st the si <*> iin. r«« dedication and het hutl»«nd shout* st he», she summonses u p u»* r u television i RADIO C O known courage and cha»es him from the house T»ie end to her tH v T i» n M a ll story is a happy one. but the other neightiors are not *o fortunate Now that polygatm i* forbidden, it i* hard foi the pie*- i 40S Kearny Avo day reader to fully understand the Mormon society. Uul M n Kn> nelly has presented her story in s warm rppeahng manner K v a w y rh»«e i t i sen ■SHOD HUN ard Bresiin From l he jen ot M r Hrt'lm tomes anolfw

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To provido low cott financing throuqK Generol Moton where interest and insurance rateft are low. No Goug­ ing — No Finagling.

To maintain a Highly efficient service deportm ent ttiot assures not only your Complete Satiifaction but renders this • •rvic* ol lh« lcw*t* poit.bU coif to you.

For yeors the Dan Felix organization has doubled the preced­ ing year's volume ... because we were determined to please Your baby deserves you with Quality Automobiles • OldsmobHe • at the lowest cost the very besl«. to you.

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Baby's tiny feet need and deoervc the beet children's shoes And there are none finer than Buster Browns Backed by a SO year reputation for dependability, they fit . .. really fit .. . if they’re Butter Browne. Brine your baby m today for that important accurate fitting. Buster Brown Shoe Store •ret F IT SHOKS" 863 KEARNY AVE. .1 B*IU-»ilU- Pikr ARLINGTON Hours. Open nightly 'Ul I o'clock exc+pl Tum. it W«4 *til I Known For Good Fitting TURN THIS PAGE PACE EIGITT COMMEBCIAL LEADER * SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, MSS AISES SIGHTS ON 56 OLD Doubles So. Bergen Quota This morning, Thursday, November 3, a starting gun was fired at Dan Delix Oldsmobile, Inc., 49 Meadow road, Rutherford. The starting gun, it may be stated, was the unveiling of the Oldsmo­ bile line of 15 automobile models for 1956, a thrilling array of cars all of which are designed to meet the fancy of motorists, no m atter w hat model or re» ord of performance they prefer. Dan T. Felix, president, had a few words to say about the firm’s sales plans for the year ahead. ’’We’ve raise-AV IN O U R 8 H O W R OO IV) 8 N O W I down movements, accomodating the seat to the occupants* com­ fort. in addition in “98” Holiday coupe and Starfire models, the front seat automatically slides back for easier front seat entry DAN FELIX whenjthft door is opened and auto­ OLDSMOBILE, lac. matically slides forward for eas ier rear seat entry when the front 49 MEADOW ROAD seat back is tilted forward. W E. 9-8934 RUTHERFORD. N .J. Safety power ■tearing, stand ard on the “98” .and optional al extra cost on other series, has ( been improved through a smooth' — ■ " — er cut-in of the steering assist J when pressure is applied to the4 wheel and a flexible coupling that minimizes road vibration. I

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Revolution By JOHN NELSON w BjarAgtaactfgtt m aty , « fa r . * 1825. and m n M fa the Chapter SO—PREPARING FOR RETKCAT fcorroom o/ W . on the east tide of the Hudson, and leiaurely diaplayerf room /on the incoming and ongoing moil m Z w M m m themaelvea like a ho* preparing to twallnw iu prey. Tha* heljned ihemtrlikt. Thit KWi a rrW telf-tervice of fir*. A had landed on Manhattan UUnd under die heavy guita «m A i KM watt of the MantUm Home M n °/ *n the East River. Washington w«i roftitafitly tta* Mti buiWrn# «Mk> occupied at headquarter, by Cm- riding to varioua point* to aee that matter, were being * » / George W athinfon during hu retreat from Part U c properly carried out , A & ?* a, ‘l± *m' lao™ lflocmy f«r the o o m m W It watI the la.t of Augunt when W^ahingto* we. driv- ordn^Mef, and thing. more tm ninly not getting any light- N -rv tL ^ L iT L "4. «* mi*hl h*v*‘ bern d,iv<‘" tm o l f ^ j*1. **“ T** within the following three darn, hot it wai Hot ?•** l****UM ton//. No confident* mnld iw placed «pM ujijfl the 16th of November before Fort £ hu m>mng rtMmcemmtit from any quarter. But in m rewlered and OoMwalli. thereby tranaferring the aunt o l * •"* » > canid Washington detpair. Hi. am rtim M

2rSand l & l t t o W Z S ES S F yB E W ^ ^ i ^ W theae and waa alto hampered with impoaaible order, from * w T , n* while keeping the diatrSct in the area of Fort-Washington, had an inturmountable job on Ua Wanda. < ' Waahington nftw taw that bia proper course would be to abandon Fort Waahington ami to throw bia entire army tato New Jeraey, but Ceneral Natfaaq|el Greene, and Cangreai, thought Fort Waahington should be held to the ian and children. L y n d ^ S K laat extremity. Waahington. therefore, aent 5,000 men and Mary Ann. alas Mr. Chan- kjrii«'a Mutter. Mn. Haig It. aenam tha Hwdao* with Putnam. Lee waa to retrain be- Chankallan. alt «( M» ta t av»-

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AT HALLOWEEN P A IR Mias Joan Fraina, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Fraina of 034 Milton avenue, waa a hostess at. a Halloween party given on Sat­ urday evening. Those who at­ tended were Jean Mueller, Rosine Grotto, Marie and Ellen Tree, Phyllis Mancuso, all of Lynd­ hurst, and Beth Woods of Upper Montclair, and Wniiam Toombs, Robert Charett, Robert Lyons, Edward Picale, Robert McCort, and Rod Hanson, all of Kearny.

Output of electricity by Public Service Electric and Gas Com­ pany for the week ended Octob­ e r 27, 1955, was 187.966.900 kilo­ watt-hours compared with 171.- 791,600 kilow att-hours in the .cor­ responding week a year ago, an increase of 16,175,300 or 9:42 per cent.

Pvt. John C. Rodriquez, 20, son of Mrs. Ann Rodriquez, 126 Val­ ley Brook avenue. Lyndhurst, is a $*k irim t& k StftH ltknp member of the 97tb Signal Bat­ talion in Germany. M«fct «vfy day $.Q day Rodriquez, a teletype operator in the battalion, entered the Ar­ my in Septem ber 1954. He com­ pleted baaic training at Fort .Dix, and arrived in Europe last Sep­ tember. He is a former student of Lyndhurst High School.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Adamo, 475 Stuyvesant avenue, are the parents of a son, Antho­ ny Samuel, born October 26 at St. Barnabas Hospital, Newark, The baby weighed 12 pounds at birth. He joins- a sister. Phyllis Ann, 4' years old. Mrs. Adamo is' the former Elinor DuBeau of Lyndhurst.

One SDown Will Bay Any One Of Tim e Autos 1951 Chevrolet Convertible; PowerqMe * $495 1951 Ford Station Wagon $195 1950 Bufcck $495 1950 Mercury . $495 1950 Bulek $395 1950 Plymouth $395 1950 Ford $350 1949 Pontiac Club Coupe, Hydromatic $395 tH 9 Nash $195 N O W the all-new Blue Chip gm c 'CWcHiU'i Carpet 1948 Oldsmobile,' Hydromatic $125 Caper* " 1948 Plymouth $ 50 truck8 underprice com petition- 1947 Dtvco Panel Trucks 4 Cylinder $195 and still lead in years-ahead 1947 Pontiac $ 95 1944 CadMoc $195 features and styling. 1945 Dodge $ 95 1945 Plymouth $ 75 W hy pay m ore for less? 1941 emptier $ 50 See us today! Hewer Models Al Prices Te Salt Your Pocket 1954 Ford $1295 1953 Ford, Victoria $1195 1955 Plymouth $1095 MI3 Dodge Panel \ Ton Truck $ 595 1952 FordPkkup $ 495 mi DaSoto $ 595 1951 O M m oM e "88" $ 458 1958 DeSoto $ 595 1 HU1SUAY, NOVEMBER S, 1955 i haru n* mm: is Fob Day Was a Day < HISTKNM* St MUY Of Most Real Fan!

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K ra I. M McCormKh at th* Wh»w hue*** Gmrti m* « lwW th* baby » |itM tfsnoliL Appoint** to »rv« »Ml M n R M lUffuMM. *(»* WrUmm«rul cosnmit*** by Mrs Mr «mI M 't Q«wr|v Anne* mhI C o rn stalk ' w M U r f r««*npen**v Mra Charles Cavalcahte. pre­ •Uughte* tlf iw , Mr end Mr* •r* Mature chairman Hr»>y f h .w M m siding for the first time as chief M teare B»Uo, Grimm Serir*. companion of Lyndhurat Circle. William Burk try Dnntea, Ur and rf«u«fct+r h M i t t a4 M w | No. 1145 Companion* of the for «MW O'Connur William Ftlte, City, Mr M dM n Antfeny ».* *14-414 Kaorny A vo«mm. Arlin^to* eat of America, on I w—day eve* and Joaeph Marion nw *M h a . IW ftt*, of NutW) mg. named her standing commit- A H*ll»w«en party followed AUo Mr i(vd Mr* Anttwmy tee* for the year. COMPLETE SAVINGS SERVICE

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a«i4e ikwd fiaawisrifsi asat . Thw • wtuag «a Sdaaia* Vo it tfcst ttkMMT m # a ♦ ^ ■■■■+*■*>** 4 , *1 Hrh^.4 u»*a care It was a m ***** \ w»il kn»*l a a. . Billy Brennan, a former pm-! Hawaiian Joe’s, pardon, the ■****> J had games ef 2W and seth tad and Jew Hun lot For W ’ It *•* W mm V n mm.> By S ALTER “HAWK" ROWF* boy who just completed s four Royal Hawaiian Palma, beat 501 *h !e Char lev X \t the True. hers. Dare De|«*a Had his duty 8a fpad l9tMs» an*i. are auaapkgj- tae gr •WdAiWg- a u u t» f« 4 J) fMnpaWNl.’ • • ,-ngr...... BKIF.FS ON LOCAL SPORTS reONT ! year litch in the United State* . AI urn ami 1 Awnings in two game* hlastrd a 22: Th,- i a. a t: s «an8» H* *U *'la«* s a w .h u i W ^ v m Rgrrr- %f « a * Lyndhurst folks have been quite dmDOOlnted in tha Mat two | Navy and got home too late t»« The Hawaiian* took the first I Boy* turned .n a bad n.hips and quit before it . chanc. wiUb, drilRtel to , 7 " , . . K«> 1J »«»iwa •M a.M s* tm hear that Bobby Gallagher is doing quit* well at Use University the talk of the local bowling fee ney with a 214 and Bob Doh Brookdale Hrvn**;.- ta t t» w rth a • « u h l 2AS »••• •>, arwl Phil \ «ta ell. w itfc s lid tn m. ivt«fw i^-g FU *isi aa^ve M rs ftewfcey *t f *. court and a track and field lat­ Brennan paved the way for the winner* while Frank Christen shot *~f !4 For the I. »«■ i■» H Del stasrwd the v m m Me h’** gprw1!*'* > awrv gwaata »n f^ewdav •* ter winner it delightfully happy top upset of the young bowling sen had games of 204 and 2t»8 for Gedr a* had a St# with a 480 on tilt# at the New England school and » v n >. season st the Lyndhurst Rev re I the towers North**" Iron & Ste* bowWM »*f 250 2»»4 **%d 3 11 while Twn* lM«e getting along well with his stud­ stion Center ] The wrapjup in Junior League ’ the high game in the tea* < Camanatata swin m ies and is eating up th a Air ar»d 231 T'he H afih * u e*e» When Anton Renx of Pollwa B activities saw the Gallagher A* far this yeason with a 1025 ef rtivlwlitr Starting I it** u|>* Force ROTC course at the school . Jewrelers was sidelined with s rut sociatton win a pair from San ,or' ami went on and w.> eittna K’.f which will see him earn his bars. hand, the Jewelers obtained the ,'arh \ Restaurant Coppei 1 t t m -vn 827. 42* ami 4td. r»S-.W 1 1 M»Nt a * v «.4art8» i> Gallagher was offered soma fine services of Brennan Going by Muhleisen beat out a 404 for let For thr winnei* J -r A?» «■ Keiljr-if ha.* -2Tl» #2^ 4T* and faflikk >11 I V taaiaMw II- scholarships after graduating against s top seeded foe in Pus the U w y m M R an MOMS of 211 *4 ha.l a212 tddie Dawson a 110 I f high school many of which were quin Motors, the Jew elers too* » 208 and JH5 with Eddie Miresk Mike lad.>r» a*-* a a'nd V ’ ■ l.Vi-.r #Ur»...... • f, ■* isaab 1 T 41 1 n • I raw* k is a to big basketball schools but he • all three games with a total pins, adding a 208 For San Carlo's, M V re a the Che\ II I turned them down, went out and of 2880 Strictly garnering indi Bill Mathieaen * 200 game was, tel. Fred tr hit 216 Hu l s a i s 1 ■ t* got a job. learned a trade with vtdual honors was Brennan who best 1 Sauer a V- .1 Pat Sptfiellu i.a4eton« <81 a 1 H a u * ?4> the Quinzer Company in town fashioned s nest 724 set on 234 U tl Thursday s Rec Commun- 204 a i and after two years out of high 234 and 256. on the nine and ten Uy League action saw S ul . Ta\ Hilltop Servne Station I al>war<4ta d t i «l» school picked tha small north­ alleys Also contributing to the ern surpi’ise Kitano-. Tavern pair from I’n.seial ^ Fagaa u I N eastern college. upset w ere Joe Mizzi with a 244 with 4 three game win Bob Doh Flip Keklman lolled 2»*S H W N . | I m Igfti H H Speaking of the Air Force we and Allie Candia with games *»f t 8 . f n must add that we started Sun­ H aatttl T84 day off in bad fashion. Forget­ M°yre*n?on” o.' Golden Bears Underdogs in t * sgfcsni- Niii* k lU o I? iM kM M I ting. like others to set back the i costa had s 223 but to no avail ( — Mat«««u it#• I '4 ■*.» 8 t* f» rs clock we arose early and upon Meanwhile Brookdale Bever f ^ a l l l 11 I lark U W illM t|fc| looking through TV Guide we ages continued on top in Major Garfield Clash Saturday • »ll%»» 4) |la » M II il rtiMnw < ______spotted an 8:30 a.m. program League doihgs with a triple win ' *»*a* l l t w S i w o 41 1 I « rM a l 'The Big Picture.” an army film on the Pan-American Games in over Three Acre Grill In all T h e fiflli re n e w a l o f llic l.\ I»clliiir»l*4>a'r6«*ld (♦ntiLall H w ilr. aa Mexico City with the army personnel who participated. Calling three games the tenth and fin..I K rll. I* for silence we watched the program closely expecting to see Lynd­ : frame decided the mate lies Pav aeries will lake |tl.m Salunla> aftern«M»n at tin l.siln 111 hurst > Joey Dorando in action winning his light-middleweight ing the victory were Ray List lo SlMslltitii with ^ 2 o’ehnk kickoff I he two m IiihiK at« aM ( alWvi.l I aUSMia 11 | 1* H m * championship But the program only showed track and field, swim j and Larry "DriftwoiKi Kraft EMBC to Honor ‘ I I » »*W I lie I a la on* M |NV uu«t t|* ming and cycling I Liscio had a 039 on 193. 247 nad e v e n 111 |»a»l |*erf»»rniawe* a* <»arfield ojieMril rrblKUi> \4lk4M au« lit 1 4a«>li|N l«* 1-1 I a lt. « t s » I • • • • •••• Hons Stamler 199 while Kraft hammered out a with an ra»l win o\er I he Blue an.I I.old ill |M2<# .it th< IWMrtra II- 1 •Hull* is i i f tis h 1* r » Took in the Clifton-East Hutherford game on Saturday at ,Rig- 831 on 284. 178 and 189 George f n a k 11 *!■ 1 a gin Field and oui biggest surprise was the many empty seats. We j Morrell helped with the tlean I'a^aii S< liool Stailitim I lie ajitNiK ilnl not m« « t ,ip uii On November & I all |( I alaw4fi*IKi f! | t»m . |f iemember several years back going to that game we had to arrive h le a w 1 8 4 1 f i l l II II ' sweep with a 245 finale while Ed on the gridiron m ilil 21 years lain when I %ti«!hiir»l rnni|* at noon to get standing space along the fence, let alone a seat in j die Boughton had games of 2t)6 the stands. Many watching were stunned to see the coaches go out ■ and 210 For Dom C erritto’s ‘‘S i*d lo ail easy win al (•arfiehl The l.tihleii Hear* follow»«l on the field with every timeout. It was perfectly legal as the Acre'' team, the individual spot up with aiMithei ea»y wina in in '51 Passaic Valley Conference added that rule to the many rules and light shone on Jason Licitra who and the teams did not meet again regulations Lou Fittipaldi is having a tough year at East Ruther­ blasted the maples for 682 on until last ye at With Garfield an At Bainbridgc ford with the breaks going against him. In the second period they games of 222, 238 and 224 in and-out eleven they m\aded had a touchdown called back when the field judge ruled the Defending champion Four-For lo* a I territory to meet a Lynd t passer caught the ball out of the end zone. Close by the play we | ty Club took the measure of the hurst team w-ilh five victories and thought otherwise. ; Psul Beatty Painters in two no defeats The result was never The Golden Bears were down at New Brunswick watching games High honors went to An in doubt «» the Boi)«rmuk< r* all Delaware romp over Rutgers 33-T with s couple of ancient pistol* thon Fuscanno of the Painters but pu*hed Lyndhurst out of the of the locals performing for Delaware in the persons of Lodi's ! who anchored a 845 on 20 0, 210 ball park with u 35 to 0 win George Jarome and E4st Rutherford’s Larry Catuui____ The high and 235...... while Johnny Jagel ,s 818 Of-the 22 starters in last vear's school freshmen grid forces took a bsd 31 to 7 pasting from Gar ■raa high ta t tba wlnn»r. J««gtt rUttsic. Lyndhurst will Held an] field on Saturday morning and the Cubs looked the Cubs looked had games of 207. 195 and 214 entire new unit while the home­ field last morning at the local field and the Yearlings looked Levy's Pharmacy, again at full sters. coached by l-ee Walsky. street by a local female football fan who wanted to know what ' strength, took three from A< will have Anthony Santora »tart we meant when we write such things as s T-formation, ■ single nold's Bakery The Druggists mg at left tackle and Captain Ray wing and a split*T. After assuring the gal that most fans attend­ i rolled 2942 in sweeping the series Gretchen at right tackle l^*t ing the games were confused with various systems we went on Top pinners were Eugene Mo/ year Gretchen was a utellar left to tell her that in the playing of. the T-formation the quarterback gan and Mike Ciasulli of the w in guard performer stands behind a balanced line forming a T. which can also be ners and Frank Ross of the los called a straight or tight T. A split T is the same, except the ers Morgan had a 842 lead oil Garfield, a contender for Pas THE BOGIE AGENCY INC quarterback slides left or right behind the line and has run ot series for the Levy's with names *aic Valley Conference honors lateral option to the trailing backs.. In the single wing the back* of 224. 207 and 211. w hile Ciasulli has plaved five games this sea son and has scored three wm» line up in a triangle, wing or double wing. The tailback handles anchored a 838 on 198. 225 213 t I l,; 1 1 {> H L ( ? If J) M -j | \ ' v, the ball mostly, has run or pass option on many plays, handoffs Ross tied Morgan * 842 on games against one loss and a tie They on reverses, while the fullback does most of the straight ahead of 211. 201 and 230 have defeated l,odi. Paterson 4 1 t | |} 'l runs and the quarterback is used as a blocker.... The gals are Bogle Agency s took the ArM Cential and Snyder of Jetsey City, while H>smg t» 1 strong Ke*f right even with the boys in these football picking contests and a two games in their sefies with recent winner in a New York newspaper contest was a former the Garden Spot Inn with the ny and. deadlocking an in and out ^iast Rutherford team Lynd- Lyndhurst High School cheerleader, Mrs. Edward Lilley of Liv­ finale ending m a Mexican stand Hinn’s Esso Station ingston. who picked 14 out of 15. She ia the former Grace Brod off as each team hit 872 pins hurst, under Coa< h Eddie 7.ak.. Link of Setond avenue is unde* has woit four out of five In th« erick of Post avenue, who graduated with the June class of 1ft___ Thus, the Realtors won the tilt inus. m e iteaitors won the tilt going " boot training , ■ at " ythe Ban. g*»'‘« n a t tia in m i at uw tv., n .*h i IIIIM.I Ht> U» I V Nltill K 'l \ I two and a half to one half Jack J y bridge Nava) Station Ms» latui Little League National Headquarters has raised the franchise fee ' _ tft/iaawesk a, MRutherford. 11# na» r f / t r n Ferris I t« *' * . _ ofi t Jersey I 1 from ten dollars a league to twenty-five. Williamsport figures claim Brennan had a 827 for the win A ut< long resident ot Lopadburst* ners with tilts of 229. 220 and City, and I^tdi and after diop Seaman.Iank ta a graduate of the they expend approximately $60 a year to service each league The ping a cloae 7 to 8 game to once deadline for making renewal applications is December 31. 178. while Whitey Hughes had a local high arhoOl in Uw Jun« »» 820 on 215. 182 and 223 for the beaten Passaic they regained < lass Hu parents win um| h >- Regan-Varga combine winning ways with a 14 to 0 v ie this weekend With last Sunday’s Midget League football games rained out tory over win less Union Hill the games scheduled for that day are cancelled outright. The loop Carroll's Wines & Liquors tal set a deadline of November 27 for its games Our stories on the lied a mild upaet with a two ply Lyndhurst will enter the (tat results of the Midget games have only contained the names of the 1 win over Park View House Park field fra« as at least a two touch Amvet Building head coaches but the boys are learning plenty of gridiron savvy View House easily won the first down underdo# The four Golden irom assistants like Tony Aggigo. Tom Buckalew, Floyd Van Nort- j game. 977 to 885 but the Car Bear victories have come against Fund Advanced / wick, Lou Crupi and Ernie Lotito of the Knights of Columbus. roll's quintet rallied to take th« schools that have yet ti> win in ' Kichie Coughlin. Leo Reilly, Bill Jsrvis and Charley Muidoon of next two. 902 to 889 and 841 to *“*tecn attempts Garfield with Anthony J p el Tutu eno>. n * i the Police Department: Mike Florie, Freddie Cardillo, Tom Gib­ 910. Sal Chiappone had a 8(H) a 4 4 record in 34 unde, a new at a meeting of u»e Am\» t liu. t bons, John Schultz and Frank Jacobs of S. B. Penick. and Lou j even series for the winners on mentor in Coach Walsky. were mg Fund meetiiig Mondav mgivi BRAKES Melillo, Tom Icklan, Frank Ferrara and Dune Cameron of Stand­ j 211. 204 and 185 Doc Lozier had expected to run wild this^year • 1 s 202 snd Brownie Regotti a 211 despite a loas of many lop ranked add drive had re*< h«d two't* mti ard Tool An important part of the league is the game officials, of the |3.000 goal set by Ute headed by Richie Glee son. who assigns such whist le-toters as Jim I for the Carroll's, while Eddi< players Special With This Ad. 1 Masters had a 224. Charley Mes The ceason marked many dis mittee All Amvets are ie«,,«e*t* s my Franchino, Art Jacobs, Richie Jarvis. Eddie Roeschke, Tom to notify the com nottee n and James O'Brien The 33 cheerleaders are under the tutelage U fo ir Novemtapi 14 In ordei of Misses Josephine Gallo. Dons lnglima and Rosemary Carini .. Going into last night's action I touchdown win over l^odi. but ( the Rec Junior Lesgue was again were humbled by a good Kearny allow ttie net esaary time f- -i t * Any Cor S | 2 ^ The crew who arranges for the games sre composed of Frank • •oimiltee to ha\e the Journal Lowder, Jim Willoughby and Pat DeLoy. Mayor Gallagher is the tighter than a drum at a wet team which marked the teturu !• football game The John L Burk* Garfield of Coach Art Aur*auei (Minted and reaei vaitobs ut I i«e \iioe m 1 1 r«f tassetasiiee director, and the executive committee is composed of President »»'• ( aee Mana 1 ti»e Joseph Carucci. Jr.. Vice President Joseph Kelly, Treasurer Frank and the All Window Products but this time d uet ting th« . isit l*nk I if aiul lit liifri i Bum and Secretary Edward Borkowski Games this Sunday will on top with a 18 8 mark mg forces Rained ou( of TIm iMirpuse *.f th» ii< f ■ ill ti to atiii t a 4%a8g|a*|aikia «im stm pit the league leading Knights of Columbus against S. B. Penick [ while the Amvcts Post 20 were a ; game with Paasaic. which was I alike whith Wiilbe fn hi -at the '.■***' t s ••<«#*•« to a s u airaiam Moms km ir in the opener and Standard Tool vs. the Police Department in [ half game In the rear with J6 *-; postponed until NovenX>er 19 the C’aaa Mana in T*aoe> s N i •» f1 .og t hags >*•’*» the second same to tV*. Boilermakers were shacked when l»ef 24 Is threef^i |s ..Utrit* sarvwd a* * W hit. A t seaaaaeee All Window Products pulleil East Hutherford held them t«* a the ten th an n iv m a ry of tt»e 1’mt sate then tafAato and In Jerry DeRoma had himself quite a day last Saturday when the into a first place tie when the-, 8 8 draw «n a m uddy gridiron h* IWH the nine P»*l Iiimw sn le'a 5’M'* al. Aftrn his «ndita<9 New York Military Academy played a 25-25 tic with &L Joaeph's drubbed the Undertaker* in two Expecting to name their score and all monies derived * ,U t*»: Is* e ’.A 11.* trf West New York at the Cornwall-on-Hudaon gridiron. Losing | games Each won a game going against Paterson. Central, the 2b to 19 with two minutes to play DeRoma toased a touchdown ’ into the nightcap with the All Gar fielders just dtd eke out a 13 pass to Johnny%Romano which covered 40 yards. The extra point Widows taking the decisive win to 8 win Playing Hynder of Jar failed and the .Soldiers Settled for a tie. DeRoma. who captains with a 918 to 8H7 .. sey City last week the Boilei the Cadets had a hand in all the scoring as he also threw a 25 the victors Angelo Simone had makers met a team recently de yard pass to Romano, a 55-yard touchdown pass to Jimmy Smith gam es of 200 and 213 w hile John pleted with suspension* and scored himself on a two-yard plunge. The NYMA play a Union ny Fusaro hit 21) in the opening Lyndhurst. in a com plete r* Hill at Roosevelt Stadium this week. round For the k>sers, Henny building year surprised with • •••••••• Candia'a 305 was responsible for Kome early «eas<>n suceeas Bui With 21 of our last 25 selections ending up in the victory col­ the lone win many observers believe the ti««ld umn over a two week period we go on to this week's ball game* The Am vets missed a golden en Bears played their best id l‘*a Lyndhurst. after a week's lay-off will go against Garfield. The opportunity to take over the top ing to Paasau by a mat gin of a«‘ Golden Bears are rated as underdogs by at least two touchdown* position by losing » pair to Sor extra point conversion At times and that is why we think the Blue and Gold will explode with ensen's Real Estate The Amvets in their last outing against Union a close 19 to 13 victory. In other games we see Haabrouck Heights won the first gsme handily but Hill, the locals shower! up go««d winning over Fort Lee; New York Military Academy over Union dropped a one point squeaker in offensively. but the m*»*t diaap Hill. Nutley to squeeze past Clifton; Fair Lawn to romp over St the second 824 to 827 The Real pointed w sb her we* h«-af the Amvets had a wh*. does the si outing for |.yr»d beat Paterson Central. Hackensack over Rutherfonl, FWrri* to 804 on 224. 177 and 208 with hurst, has managed lo Rubben/ed WAU SATIN win from Dickinson, St Mary’s to whip Queen ot Peace and Bo­ I team-mate* F ran k Htvolells three of the Boilermaker* gs-i.* gota to upend Westwood ■outhpewing a 22 Sand Cal Rose! and has a full line <»n then 3 Good Reasons To 11 scoring with s 203 For Sor Strength mm8 weak j tokn the aork out of p6lft^nf Now Thetefore. I. William F ensen's Al Mennel had a 212 snd ny Hollis of Gsrfteld s**»ut*-d the Save At fQUITf Proclamation Gallagher, Mayor a t the Tow n­ Fred Remhoff s 210 Lyndhurst Union Hill game and interior aolh and (alingi. ship of Lyndhurst in the Bute Vtnnie s Dairy remained a p»"toebly saw all he wanted to «e* a tm s aarff rn-m ae«sO «s M+* Whereas. America’s future lies of New Jersey, do hereby pro­ game off the pace by taking two as he left after three periods * INSURED SAVINGS in the morel strength of its youth 4 s» aw claim the week of Oct 20 to Nov from Trenche! s Welding to pea* fdey '»o the R«^>sevelt 8 telwi>> and a I **t *m s*waw- .(S — • as the Welders by a half game in *a«ds * AVAILABILITY Whereas, the hope of this na­ third place Bplitmg the first two — -■ WilMiseau w. « . . . m i tion rests upon the genuine pa CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK games the Milkmen won the big triotism, firm religious convic­ and urge our citisens to acknowl­ the nightcap when Phil Mrs Domini* Ptnto <*f iwu * MAXIMUM EARNINGS . iW n is a n a tions. nad active good rituenship edge the outstanding coninbu Pigmnelli hit 211 and lasu An held avenoe enterta-.net) >fi Tise* instilled in the young people who tion made by the CYO and to nitti pinned a 213 For the losers day evening tor Mrs Thereas invent Kate assist in every poaible way the Collins wh'sse birthday was n k I 3% ^ MoorcU— will one day guide this nation, George Dolee had a 210 and Paul Cooivh vt obovt jrovf p o llin g qwaif>on» and promotion of its youth program Dolce rolled a 204 ■/ hrated. Mrs Ftoie MuravroM and Wheeras. seven million young In Testimony Whereof. 1 have Mrs Gertrude Davis of Jeraey Paaqum Motors, in fifth place City American who take part in the hereunto set my hand ai only taro games sway from first program sponsored by Catholic the seal of the Township of Lynd beat the Gerden Deliceteasen m a Youth Organizations work to­ hurst to be affixed this 30th day twoeome Itschse DeCecro rtood Mrs George H K s u r ■ rs tion of the important role played Rickard pared the lasg game win * Roe at Fairvsew KnolU lUwt bv them in our community and William F Gallgaher with 4 228 while Sten Pugods 8 run.su Her grantfOaughie* Btaswy taiSI Ifcwj * V«*t h -Ug. nation, M ayes had a 309 even. . Jayne Itoe was foso .years aid PAGE SIXTEEN COMMERCIAL LEADER 6 S O im i BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, !«53 \\1 \ " t l Rofppr Zina, son of Mr. and M A R Y r C I A N ( K a n d V T iK D r .lA.^ K. her hust«ind. iKfenAmnU. h a r e hereto net in? hand nnJ a'Rged \\W Mrs. Louis Zino, of Valley Brook 1 1'artltioA. < Ivil A- twr ff£TM f«S?,5r".?rTT. m y offl. ia l a e a l. at Trenton, this v N\'x 1»] y V I«f , ! > / / of th. defendant, Fre«I < Uu< e hU- O F avenue, who left for the service W illia m m v o n a . A lt r . CERTIFICATE DISSOLUTION T w e n t y -fourth d>v of Ovtolaai A P . b«nd of the defendant. M a r y C . C l To all to who* til ear •ne thousand n.ne humired and f l f t y - on Tuesday morning, was hon-' . By vino# of th. above -tat.d am 'e. Jud*in-nt for ».le. a . oj*y to i»v- d i prese nts may fame. Oreetlng: S.id aale shall include th« right. W HlRKAS. it a»p«ar« to my aatia- EI'W ARt* J. PAT-fcN ored by open house held by his r*« ted and delivered. I will expos, title, int-reat and eatate of all of tor sole at public vendue at the Sher­ ractioa by du'y W M K lO M recoid of S » ' r» ta r v c f S i a t 4 parents on Saturday afternoon the p a rtle a m e n t^ ned in Mi.- Ju d g the pra. .-edinga for the voluntary dls- Hated Oct. 27. Nov IS. iff* OIBo in the «*lty ol H a t k e n a a c k m. nt of Hale entered in thl« caua. 3- I»i5 and evening at his home. o n aoiutlon tneia-of by the un taint i.lad therein ‘ n u e . Id the Township of l^yndhurs'. e Will sell any house *c lint within rtl«-d aa follow*, B K It. <1 -«'ummm lal I,ead» r » O unty af Bergen. State of New Jer­ at the Parish Hall, Forest and Ail that certain lot, tract cr . 8BK 2««ll sey (Joseph l*e RamptoHie h.-iag th- / O'CONNER OFFERINGS < days. It >uu w.tui iniUK-aiHle. (OH- <>-t 27. Nov. J-IO- 17—K eea 20. IlksMpssfi Ia Oau O n riaal -ntratod »i,d sustained action, place Stuyvesant avenues. On Saturday , parcel oi lanu an i pieiniat-s. h^re- agent therein and In chnrge thereof, »ur property for aalc With- un. inatter panlcuiany d.x tii./l, s.t- | upon whom prrs .-*a may he a 'rH>. «!!"},NUR8T -HI' dl„ ng room, kitchen on they will hold a food sale in the j uate. lyiigt and be.na m tU- 'i'jw u- j has complied with the retruirem^nta A Special Servicc Far “rut floor. Two li.droi.'n- cm1 n, rpnrati«ns. (len.-ial. Of occupancy $ 12.r.«M» iv rn .* '• ’ iO*n ‘a n d H ta te o f N e w J e w r y . Revised Statute* a»f New ierr.y. pre- Every Rug ED ARLAUS lima Schweigert as chairman. IIWll.SNIJIIi at « point Itrmed I minary to the lasuiivg cf ihU CVr- ARLINGTON la mily j,,*, rtvu -ar. old «„ by the Intersection or the aouth- tlflicate of Otaaolution •woorn*. science kit. li. i ,1. ., ,.,i .•■I ^••et.ily line of ValUy Brook NftW THKRKKORK. I. the Secre­ ■ttlc fully floored w;H, . ..t-i, i.,,... iii'-' h**#it t;n»»g. Mrs. Theodore Rediker, of Avenue wlm the n.ntnweslerlj tary of State of the State of New I*ow taxes flV'.On ln«|i. . i l.ne of a road known aa Green Jeraey. Do Hereby Certify Ihot the HAROLD H. ALBRIGHT JOU op U^MX c ->1(10 .11 : M ini , ,, Chase avenue, was hostess to a "•I AN«V3> GIBBS OFFERINGS Avenue, which p o in t la distant (lie aaid corporation did. on the r«»oiv- meeting of the What-Not Club at bundled seventy-live and fiity fourth day « f u tols-r IW5. file in my ss u r ATI. we. t-sits om. ; r,2 her home on Tuesday evening ! hundredths 1 175. .Vo feet north office g duly executed and atrested Cleaning Sags tar SS Tears •■it* *'l»OO.i ■ IJllM «MO|M*lilt.| heat; lot wenteric from a ooint lortinu i.y conaent in writing to the di-solution ■ ijvj-* j->,\ NO-LDNltUV H1UON >-r pluinl. the interarction of the »j d aoutti­ of s.-iid i orpuratlon. execute I lay a‘l Insared fraaa riekap la Deliver; wlodnwa ll \ all. the storkholders thereof whl. h sa d pun I-i-hIhuI KHj LEGAL NOTICE • i t h ccnsent and the recard of the m-cfeed- We Buy and Sell Used Ruga pug uo )u->iuu«iii’ I. . of lands ik w or lormerly Itirs aforesaid are now mi tile !;» my -•■i; i*t iu, *«lm .1,0.,j M()vv ..uio'.i R U T H E R rO R O Township Of Lyndhurst Kstate of I hartea I Soiey .le aald office a> n--ov»ded hv law Auum; o.wj Kim ui -. ii.. . . u im ( Kiiyj.Ki., N oxO N nav h i h o n I ea»ed, and running from said flra IN TESTIMONY WHRRW)'', 1 Election Notice mentioned pUH SUIOo.l . s i vv MO|Hj«uii.| p..., a.m., xSKfl HON A 1 hr o f ( right overs | Notice ia hereby tf-veri that the |i|«- _ ..lley Br«ok ...... Can Have UNWANTED LYNDHURST It.-:* lit tf ul bungalow I trkt lloaid* ol Klee tion for the hundred (100; feet to lands sold l.v Proj, ..RpiJJ 1,0 JU.MHUH I p-»J4.*J.|.l KJ.Iipy | M-al| |f. , MU.- !*., I.ntlll \ , I x t lirl. k a ml I Townahlp of l.yndhurat. New Jertaev j HAIR REMOVED •aaK-j iN 3 d UOJ XSunHONAI <'■ i .lot .11 X Min If ii alt year*. I vaill meet at the 1'oHlnK l*ll»ce« here Morria Kosen and wife to Frank Aato Parts ..il hot wut-t heat, g.irage. ll«-»t H-3 I Inafter d«*siKnu t. d on Kurnone ,,, Septemb.-r I** 13. I.llx-r Instantly - Safely . Permanently SHOP IN YOUR i n g l e ao, 11 |l | |o d o x *|M»||eedh. paK•' 313. thence (III by the eensational Auto Tools ■ • .11...M ||. 1, . I .is I l 'V ' between the hours of 7 iK» AM. and northweaterly paiallel with Val|ey Radiomatlc Etectroljsfti OWN HOMFFOR • * I»n111 ' NOiONHUV HiaON Itrra.k Avenue and along hinds of ' I' M , Kaatern Standard Time, tv/ said Kugnone. sixty-nine Auto Paints I conduct a feet, more or leas, to l.-inds sold SLIPCOVERS ••IIIir im .*m GENERAL ELECTION I.y Walter Vanderburgh to Arthur **O iJ hJIJKI It q i. w \j ! to choose and elect tin- following A «May. in l!H>« l.iber 623. page Quality Parts Only CUSTOM NOiONnbV HIHON GIBBS AGENCY Six M.-inbera of the General As- 3h. them*. (31 northeast..! I) and •J. il .u.jjw lif i||o;| oiHl'ur* 1 RIDGE RD LYNDHURST einbly along the last named larid» one Agata Beauty Salon •*'1 Three Freeholder* hundred (1 (Ml) feet to aald side of Machine Shop Service DRAPERIES M-j o U lin n -y kiium jj' -«i»a»?i ’ x i« " i( W Ebster 9 2100 Valley liro/.k Aseriue, theme Hi KKarny 2-1S0S Open Daily, Evti.. Saturd.iy A Sun southeasterly al. ng \ alley Hrook 182 Midland Ave. Arlington, N.J. N O R T H ARLINGTON FOR R E N W i : » M em ber of Multiple Luting System Avenue aixty-nlne and fifty hund Service to the Trade and - family home near I!. II. till. |*jk£ Ii. ELECTION DISTRICTS r.dtha (Hi 50i feet to the uolnt or Call us or write and oar rep­ I ..-;i aill.l. I * rcilHbb party. AduMn A R L I N G T O N Manor aection. brand place of Beginning. i.ew l.rl k fr* nt cUMtorn I.UIIt hun- BEING p r e ni I s e a commonly resentative will call at your •talow l.arite llviriR r««im, dining known aa No, 524-30 Valley Itr.H.k Miller Ants Gear home with a full line of room, modern kitchen; two hedrooniK Avenue. I.y'ndhurst. New Jcrs««y O'CONNOR AGENCY, INC. I "nd til« hat li !• ul I y limulated, «a« FIRST DISTRICT including also the In i hoate righta t-f sample fabrics. Choose year heat 1 {.’ginning ce Her line Ridge R .ad curtesy of the complainant. Frank aad Parts Ge. fabrics In your own home. 600 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J and H L,. A V H R Lina, nortli Day Washable and Sunfast ma­ NORTH ARLINGTON r«Ue Tod him • lid easterly al( ng said line to Valle) 64 Union A n n in KKarny 2 1000 e»low, corner lot two hedrootnn. kit- ltr«»* h.n kitchenette. Ilvlnir rcom and ex- naaek River t 1 Rutherford Ave to Night Rutherford, N. J. | paimlon atll^ for two additional t>ed- .:id* e IU ad t. point ot begin n ng rroms One car d-ta- hed concrete «a- foil ng i’lace, Columlma liooi, i. NO EXTRA CHARGE , raK*- A a k ltiu l l t .'.OO. . Sunday Hid Summit A ea. GEneva 8-5470 FOR THIS SERVICk SCCOND DISTRICT II. srlnnlng • h«»e Ave. L> 1. A W TELEVISION TWO FAMILY house; Kearny. I 'avlx It It lln. uth, to Valley B r .jo k Harry B. and hath St •-•mu t A v en tie . K S rocin apartmenta SERVICE Hearing Aids !»*• u*er TV room AxkiriK 17.IKM1. point n ( beginning. Polling Place Lln 410 HACKENSACK ST. on. family hon„. coin School. Itldge Road and Valley Call 154 A MONTHI room* with lava to nd two brook Ave, g' lot WILLIAM R. JOHNSON Imagiat such lew operating com—one If f CARLSTADT, N. J. THIRO DISTRICT KEarny 2-3060 battery lasts a full mofldC See th* t-transia* REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE lor Zeaiih "A o yal.I" Hearing Aid. H U I ■h only 382 B e lle v ille T p k . No. A rlin g to n ! Beginning fhaae A v m . a n d F e r n Phone WEbster 9-2114^ K E a r n y 2 *S22 A ve, easterly to Ridge Road, to Mar or WEbster 9-476* CHOICE LOCATION - .|„*t ,,n ftirl^.. |;. ,,.|. Wi in Ave,, to Ha< kenaack River, aouth hop, 'rly to Ten Ky< k Ave. produced, weat- New SCHWINN middleweight Stuyvesant family hoi. c r iy to R i d g e Road to K ln g a la n d Now! YES on upholstered furniture It Convenient la u ndr \ 25 for 1 Ave.. to f’haae Ave.. north to polut Bikes, with 2 speeds In stock. is important who does your wotk. Good r.-aid.nti.il n- "I A.skii l i t of I..*ginning ladling Fla« e, *1J4 l a g . Ave.. St Mb hael'a Hall. All English and American For Quirk, Reliable Pharmacy We are offering our summer JUST LISTED — A REAL BUY — V.-rv . makea Sold. Repaired, Part*. special now. Dial GE. 8-0260 POURTM DISTRICT Service Oji AH Make* Contain* six m« ,„d |,;,th ;,ll on on* ho. A B U Y A T 9I0.&00 SS STUYVESAXT AVE. t> pin.- finish. <1 hax. ni.-rn I- irxt floor co Klve r'K.m cotta**- on corner lot 2 Beginning fhaae and Klngaland LYNDHURST, N. J. SOFA and CHAIR upholstered room, klt.h.n, hrtakfi.st ,„om ■ i„-rti...i, m |{a lane (V pper plumblnK Hot A y ea . eaat to Ridge Road, acuth U* ARLINGTON JJnl«h^«,| In knotty pin. lir.pla.-.- In llvint water heat Storm aaah and acreenn Ten Eyck Ave . eaat to llackenaack LYNDHURST SUM aa low as *79“ Venetian hi i nd h River, aouth to l.yndhurat tmundary Road In St Mi. ha. Is I 'a r b. U? S.-”' ! I now1 a n d ifft’t- AwkliiK 111., .on. weat to Kwtng Ave. Newark Ave., TELEVISION Two family In good north end l<«a- north to Union Av«„ weat to Fifth BIKE SHOP JOE C0CCIA, JR. According to condition of frsme tion 4‘v rooms and hath on Ar*t HI., aouth to Jauncey Ave., weat tc and material chosen. . U « « L O W , flimr Second fl« or t room Hpartment Chase Ave, to point of beginning 104 Stuyvesant Ave. SERVICE HidK.- lt> «d In htinarlow rented at ft'. This houae la only .1 Polling Placa, Washington School SLIPCOVERS - DRAFES year* old and In top condition. »23.!» I.. A ARLINGTON OUTFITTERS W R R and Rlilre Road, northeriv of the Masonic Club of Lynd- t.a Rutherford Av«- . w.-st to DelaflHd CE. 8-9120 hurst. at the club rooms Wednes­ Ave , southerly to l^lke Ave , West erly to l.lvlngston Ave , southerl Furniture & Interior Decorators day, October 26. the gathering of .. u to point WARING John Bonanno Girl Scout News members before him looked as ..III!. Placi IcfTcl 490 RIVER ROAD. NORTH ARLINGTON. N. J. SOS Chaae Ave.. Lyndtaarst though a meeting of Old Timers nd leivlngatn (Plenty of Parkin): at tlie Door) *»I WCART AVENUE had been called, there being so 1IQHTH DISTRICT Don't Miss That Late. Lata ' LTNDHURST, N. J. ------Troop 1 met in the Scout House on Friday. We had a Hallo- many of them present. The open­ Show—Call I s—We — ^ e" party, w<; ducked for apples. Some of the girls brought ,ak- Night Calls ing prayer was offered by the to I.lvlngat ith to north r ,°8e /un'>“'s«. P'-ettiest, and most original Grand Chaplain of the Grand •In.. of 1> I. A W R R ROOFING - SIDING costumes KUeen Estevez, reporter. Lodge of the State of New Jer­ S t u y v e a a n t A v e , s o u th T o n t i n . VELTRE T-V REPAIRS Ave., weat to Tontine Ave produced Better Driveways Tubes Tested Free Troop 2 held a party tor their mothers oil Tuesday in the sey. W orship!ul Brother Thomas to Paaanic River north to Rutherfoid GUTTERS . LEADERS Ferrarri, who is also one of the In* Place. JefTerson School, t.ake and fume SvT*’' , ",y weri’ pre«-"1 ">*• •» were in c« Livingston Avenues. IS BERGEN AVENUE tume. S.'lvia Leaman of Troop 1 was the iudge and she chose the club members. Asphalt Blacktop NORTH ARLINGTON, NINTH DISTRICT General Repair and following: Mrs. C . Levy for the funniest; Mrs. H Eiainaer u s the Brother Duncan Cameron, the Parking Lots, Curbs and Cement Work Beginning at Tontine and Mtuyvea KEarny 3-4267 Tion IT* I3? m ” i° Dud“ “S th JT1 Trained Men, amunReault in In a rerrert “ nr lest were played Donuts made by the girls and other refreshments plications of Brothers Earl W. River north to Tontine Ave pro duoed, aaaterly to point of beginning «££* TO MA*e t h e m b e t t e r t h a n t h r No Down Payment Trucks t e V 'l f w m h th,,hend ° f ,h*' ev''nin|< Tht* Novem- Yride. Ray M Partridge and Earl Polling Plas and Seoul Crindle of Kearny, Jay Mounts Township clerk 267 Ridge Road Dated Oct 2? * Nov 3. IS55 Call WEtaater 9-SS2S Jk"0? 5 G.lrls of thc Homemaker badge made candied annles of Mnonachie. Charles M ounts of Fees |3I St Lyndhurst N. J Lyndhurst, and Herman Palmer wnnwith otherolheTre/reV0'”' refreshments.—Helen .““".".T'" Liss. P*r'V reporter W'' th""- along of Hasbiouck Heights were re­ NOTICI ceived and placed with the Mem­ Take notice that application h a a JT °P 7 h<'ld meetin8 wi‘h Patrols 4 and 1 in charge Short boon made to the Board of C o m m i s - VIOLA BROTHERS, INC h«H Rr°uPs ^ erf* held. The girls decided to work on Seamstress bership Committee for further in­ alonera of the Towrpihlp of I.yndhnrst, INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. badge. Plans for the skating party were made We recTXed ™, vestigation. Jeraey to transfer to Salvatore Marino tradinc aa Salvatore Marino Once a year letter to our parents for a contribution to the Girl Brother Wirth in the absence of frr premiaea liH-ated at 6 10 \ « u , . y 180 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NULEY, N. J. Brook Aveutie. Plenary Retail i-.»n- 218 Washing!on Av8nu8 reporter Lyndhurs' M**t,n« tlos«-d "'th Tap,. -Lealha Sturges, the President, Bro John Kunz, sumptlon lltenae No «'-3| heretofore appointed the nominating com­ laau»d to Frank Raplaar.ll for the Phone NUtley 2-7000 premla«a located at 510 Vallrv Itrook S cojT S c1! np7 ed "» m«ting with the flag salute"W,^!IfS t!S' mittee as follows: Brother John Avenue Nutley, N. J. ? r P,ay a Kamo We work‘‘d on badges and then dis Burk as chairman and Brothers i>bje. tl..na .If any. should be made Alfred' Endelkofer, Arthur Feit- Immediately In writing to. Fred O n2rtaderns °U' Par,V Miss DoPothv"Kiefer our Taub Municipal Clerk of Lyndbnrst zinger, Harold Lipplncott and N e w J e r a e y M»ureen Moor, :'' reporter. ‘''°S,'d W"h ,hc toodn,Sht «rcle— Adolph Muller and to report Salvatore Marino NUtley 2-8080 their recommendations at the 338 Fern Avenue COMPLETE LINE OF o u r Hra ^ L ." *5* S‘OUt Hous,! F'irtaV afternoon We had r» , . l£ndhurat. New Jersey next meeting. Dated Oct. XT. Nov J. IM(. Brother Orestes Frigerio, the SUPBN.OR COURT in charge Patn. ia Vigilant, reporter. o r NSW JIM tlV BUILDING MATERIALS Industrial Waste Removal chairman in charge of the Past CHANCIC I R Vf DIVISION I - Presidents night to be held on •W M N COUNTV DOCKET NO. C 47SS4 Insulation WOOL and BOARD Saturday. Nov 12. reported that Re tween MADE! .INK S FDsTKR most of the tickets for the din­ {*' BANta* and FRANK IM RAN. ner had been disposed of and al­ I«>, her huehand. Plaintiffs, yg. SHEET ROCK - - - ROCK LATH 24 HOUR SERVICE so that there was a large response from the Past Presidents. Broth­ SAV! ON FUEL SILLS er Rusty assured all that will at­ on tend that they will have a full I evenings enjoyment and enter BUY NOW tainment as he has engaged a T.V. Repairs well-known local orchestra and FHntcoke Asphalt Roof Shingles PREMIUM QUALITY CO A L R em em ber “ROSA” Is your de­ also a large cast of entertainers j 1 for the evening. pendable Tr V. Serviceman at any Diamond 2-5341 Agriculture Ume-Drivsway Stone Guaranteed Satisfaction hour of th e day or night, i t s a name | On Tuesday, November 1, the; yo« can depend on for satisfaction! j annual Adoniram Night kas held i WILL >»OT CLINKER • VERT CL8A* at the club for the members of j Imitation THe Board Adoniram Lodge and their! Nut or Stove *"> $21.00 Buck Wheat too $16.00 ! friends which was very well at j tended. Pea Coal ,on $18.00 Stoker Rice ,on $15.00 On Tuesday Nov 3. the Temple Association at ‘.he Temple on Set T.pe.riWr. . , w o w b e t t e r a t f r i c e . tar ora ai d g e y f l a n r y v a j n a pplia n c es J <»nd avenue, held a luncheon he-1 liupllr.lnr. . Louis Viola C AVMIK./'I. R C A £/^irPcn\‘ , tween 11 30 a m and 1 00 p.m ."»•*- * 1^1 E at ISIS Ti LEU! H O N .., APPU AQ C t? and a spaghetti dinner betw*»-*n ■ i s . s"<" fi 00 p.m. and 7 30 p m, f »r the » e? rm > . h i p m r h i 221 bT J < V E SAM T A \i .•' GE. 8-9134 j huneflt of the Tetilple which was ■ O' N ivHURST also very well attended by %he Trede w h e r e SATir.r^CTIOM MORRIS DEMEL 1 vlub members and their fam/lies. I a GlTARANTitEl) .ISEnnS., HA.a-2112 H.ftiwt IIIKSDW MUKMBKK I. m . COMM tR C lA I.. LEADER * SOITH BERtiEN « O I £ t p m .£ iirvcMEJcn

TWO ROOMS «»<• hath «o-i»*w* r>s aivd eie.-tn. hMl ooO M Auto Gloss ■aWWOSWIWL a u n d r vW iM**-t **»•»« *« ~ v p -W • * ♦ l»« * * * • ♦'HOIj«0« a> mi <*»- T > < i « a ftr/r t/fta A\*H*14> fu* W lMttr 0 *141 y • w • w * e O W f W www mr w^w1 w ^ w * w WE IK K I P A DELIVEB Bergen County Glass OK TLESDAYS ft THLK8DAVI Nowhere else do you get the concentrated P u TO OAFCTV GLASS INST ALLRD advertising of Th* Leader Classifieds. Your FUMNITUMI TOPS 11«»I i«l«k v H oiim* I ju iu k r y wutoMwPrO »» wiU 9o ft.w i» * .ir« 7 1 M (ilao For Every Purpooe Mg Kidgc Kd No. A rUncimr advertisement i* carried into 6,000 home* BBS Oivgrgtdg A»t. Lyndhuiat N. J. »«*• o« •— 0 . -u«t «d b,..rw . L« Buho*' J*1 I .M******! fctaroy « M44 every week in Lyndhurst, North Arlington, » - ^ k ok ...# -,f j tHo V1* ' *Atwy__ '>*•4* Min. J M H W V*M*t*ni lis«M(t o .le # t « * l r M » » /v^wwvwww^vw>^v •M «>«** 4*oo« Rutherford, East Rutherford end Cerlstedt I Clw*fM MNMOaf »Ml<« I k » k i k t * V. li rfto.t»-ast til tko *» - . W W r . V t l w t U t k l » - Chiropractor Liquor Stores by I.IWT AN* rtft NU Try U At ^ n w O i W w 4UN 0 mmi 4*u|ko«« H»tMa»» m4 Ho- 4 # a T - M fume l*«ol * |fc . . ^ ^ I.M KAWANNA H. S. WATTER, O.C. U lirn Low in Spirits V soil rh»*< Kir* 4MI> rkoeM UK I «**» ■ ' . .... MV«* a l t u H, lime * 4 M e 7 4 & * mmcnc< [ At the*. lUiluot *n M>lt fc*W W Chiropractor BMg* Rm I and trw aiu M COST IM«. NrehMt ^ "« Ttiu«*4*J| e«o*»ift« A»o« 0*’^*'» l^y*» * ^ *** Gordon's Wine & « Us W«!»*>• U fS «4 laM |n>>U> S39 BEABNY A VI. LyndhorM. N. 4. »w .i H».k U i* A K U N tilU N Liquor Center 7 4 * A tU aft** *duuUn Tel t.E oeva 8 9118 * im j» *M Cart lW«» « n « t a 4 «... « n n i M i Arlington Professional blag. 6IH Ridge R..*d Lyndhuftl H i i& tdei-0?*— Pu44 Dairies Masons E«( Three Line* df Action-Pecked Advertising K ► I mi un.Lt •iginling ***.! rgir(ul u W rn n r* If Its bottled at WELSH FABMS 71 Cent* First Insertion, O S 0 0 1 S ev<»***SS t * ssMmtkre. in Long Valley. N. J., II In the HELP WANTED i it* i.MM.| it>l*-- a*.<|i .IMI i* l... enborg Stodutu IT Kldge losil, GE. 8-#441 . WE 9-687S KEarny 3-9587 • c>hniW Phoiec WK » BM; I s -Id dirst stMid4Ntly u s W rdSrol*? IMS im a*« LYNDHIIBST, N. J. ISIS OadlllA. CRlO *>d mnttrvsn. tih. Hrv^e ntghl at the hom r id Her gun and 11»«; h i n i t i r daughi.i •<» law Mr and M<« ! l»jS U fB elo til!. 1*1 T t.i p***o HOn| r n H si m>i a) Music Teacher I I '•!>! I * u d d * 1‘n n e l % T o o m i a loun«. IMmno WlC. I Ob i s 1 1 -I t August H Paiwnhetg, 22 CSoUo NAKAHE • ISt.1 I Xid|r m ad. Cltft«*n. w here th* o m iron l» 4 S IV .iI IM>'. I'lub l oupe • In* NKM ORI.tl. NOME lae. Driveways h»4r* iiwtki tltn « -h M i l * W A N I S O f I M A l l vglooriitf ottos an oueratkm t t e. c m . iaar m| . k r r »g» . ii. O-* • l« **i- Hh# wg» TI (turn tn No» Y»**k VICTOR P. FRANGIPANE ; Hu.. K W t: T»p4»t tartam * »•< 0B» 4 0 1 HOC! IOAO - IVM NUB1 . 9 I Manfc- « i > tU*I Mt City end Had lived in ijspdhur*' i*hrvm)M < >/ too t.f4* with nnt »'V*ft*fe «o«w o e I d * She te*v*o her huatuind. J»Ko Ale Cassdniewaa *er le e r foedwt l*l> m o n th ' ? ntpht «aW— . H#»t * f 4 I'lM Ttni t.v nSMO ' Stadut * hor B*wt Augo*! Pa|»n • M lighth Street Lyndhurst. N. ‘j. ' I'rm tln. It V nnd Im ii. I. thud * n d * r e a I hippm u in producing Oroskoopore BOB 1 GEneva B 4802 t a .e n t e g i r t i i t i w n o a r t n o w H r 1>«I <’h r y » l * r ! KK 3 0«4o «lt.-i « *. 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Mi% ^ *>e Aephult Driveway* How»r RoUrd forming on R A O lO a n d T I L * . tildeitMMtlle, hydra mntt* liMltHd Mo.-h < *p- * Id 1 •' I)»ihir>w.n id Horrim nn N Y NOTtC S TO A L L OUM F R i |N O S Parsing Lola - lum reir Sid. waide VISION SHOWS. ! • Ford and Mr- CWftttfde (S o lv g t.u n IftjulpintMit Rental i I'I 'M |*l> m ou th I l»S3 P<*-d V lfluM * vxpi.ltUftit k.l*m Me* ' S* ttirbu of Lvndhuni a *trp gnu Horn* of hi* puplla hav* performed IN4M I My inoii ili wi*|» V h ii k ' ii Al-mrue. iti«rlie Air • Conditioned For Your C e oifert !*.3 P I y mo u th Mhttoel Srgdutn o | Arlington* Hplvak, \V< ««lv Herman Vlm-ont i iiittr* innOlriMii . i»m» with ?i I-opt a plua a hoal al oilier* ISSI iMOotu ami a siendoughtrt Mrs Jttse l»^l Hu . h t nln»W |w iki hfrdrnaa hnffot , l»il OldernuUU- W • «4 In-h * th Nxxl - rvlog liun.Mn ohtne (Vo tori Cerntglia id Hla p iplta (hot »r» now tea.hing ; fh jfi Iwtt'iuH »»*•• tahie *l(li thrw . iV e Kiti|iloynienl Agrnry Lyndhurst 18 gtoitdchiWlron ore: Ku#»m ,M.«..ninth, Pk*r iiOivra aud ioati*hlnc tdhlo *usd* HI* Hino Miller Al OkulaVI Norm* LLM AllTO SALKS I largo also . hatra astO l*u | i m vh*lra 828 lU im v Avo ArUngtM. art. I 19 grogt gtoiuL toidron M.irtotrtln, Mgrtlvn S.h*ll«-r. |h»- j I:n Ur* a»t t n I v I—o Electricians 28 ELM ST KEAKNY, N J KVeii.y 2 9080 Th# sorvko «s* held un Aoi K Eam v 3-2291 l^ tr p e •rl.Hllvn >t > )"o*l n o ., h m e »h«t* I . .1 . . - » Hi Pfe<•«*«■ K K : « •*! H I , MMO *H»f* I H * * « |V^e«aa. I M . . I l u Oil Burners FOB SALE ' **01 • Martel |* i V alley |t,. a A«e 1,1 ndHorvt l l i O (Jmrft A iogtua. Ill fttuvves M AH V I'Hlil on I o venue .tied urn Wetlnoortgy A. Chosar & Son 1*1.AV P K N «m ili| ot St Men I IIsjogMIoI . I'honr KEarny 2-5627 l l l - t ' M AIM CUSTOM MATT00S0 MAMOOO TINSMITH Will aril to fontllioo dirot l from fa> Manufa^ iwteia and I•OlTibuture of Kvpri i w s d in ^ i iiI u b m ttf ftt l.i PomioP afler g ghtPl dlnen* tic Electricians U * j mi wh«yoe Sobm S* p4oo t omplete Automatic Oil d ir m it ilM Mtsd in fo r mt. I K.o, r o ll I j K j COMBI g T ( l.lnml l-3e.tr., T.»ln lh*f io S o iii M. to* t*o4 tu m p a n i id a i oul . . «. a n lB n i j* - m*1 t.rm d h *w p4ud *-v»w«rlr* Vary Heating ln»tallaliMM i^ d i i n -n . rroawnoMo Pl.on. WK * 4*il I I I Mvoff Heprifto Divioltm »n l,y ndh«l*l Ho wrge g m*wliB> Adequate Wiring N* I | d « ' o f IjrmfhurBt L-atlgo No i m P lftl INSUBANCC on rurotluro io*t O AS M A N 0I IlM riM B > t Oil Burner l.fflcieoeo l**e than you think, dun t u with •lut e.|«lpm-»il H P(> E»k* Have the new 109 Amp . 228 Volt o u l II, Us m w et I t o 4 family N..»uh H« leave* hVB fathe*. (ieorg# H Our Specialty AKiitoluo or 1 >odl.ur-l Immmo o SB.- , FUetrir Service Installed By •un- p o d t y 5». In n s't p u t N iN I T I S N I'liin l. iloB i*to4o « *t» . i, Ai liie I .one Op4rrol**r* * fiMrtti* 8wt wndwti Henry «#’ 221 Prospect Ave:, N*. Arlington U oft, phone fur lufurmathto Wlthauf • d, tMtr^thaO * till all we* . *«dir» «fegir-o H^xoklyn J.»4*n J Iro**** * n t^ ..hllKnikM. »im‘t»W o n AUKNi'Y. **«> A ll rH<*» an d « .* d d * t> m ate 4 t» »l I'rrt'lrin8 l>Bf*^r|eso North Jersey i. RoAb, ki j : » • h«». al IT oOt- * all • t * t'*s «* 'A •**'. - I i . ndhm sl and *ia *s* » K . S I ISP S-OB «< ( iriio lp fs tors Wit Ai.io Wtnmiiioiflo oo* f lectrical Contractor! GIRL'S 0ICVCLB; twin lorirr>prtng Mr* Emily Utils**, td Hook on The Leader pient le the Oeet matifr*». full «i** %hHti •VII » n « 1 I ,-fon a o p a I j> I dtlie U|p>r»lhf> m u pii'd in . Id u IH B » r | « n - w * | 4 1* pm ot ill P»rn A*», l.pod- 400* « rt Mr* Catherinr Knollhulf '•!.« let n » » .» • yuttr p rm tM if iHlfWt 11-1 ( * n tt •»4i'.'M w a rh io o #««*0Hi**n- «. 1 GEneva 8-8142 needs Pr.ntmg e« every doetrip •*f Rs'nUm ok us |ff* ttafjNkfet [ — — I Mdiuinhin. c4 Usbo City. M»a* t iu * at the it>e*« a ice* are *«r b o re I.VNDHl'RKT. N. J. i>ea*t T*iv(»ftw««e OS IS fW •* SAVg M*. nn Hv-n - and * loth FOB BENT lug Mt-n m otstta, II'.*:. r-n *40 j l l « . 1 1 lir*rin> llm .ii.n loiille JusitM and Mrs Uouiht Uo> a nulla, I |.anle. I l l B. t~u II* »i I i Fwfhoo. td LyndhufBt Free Exllaulr. M en a 1UO-V * iu | Hui.urt1 H ose Muhwrhao 00 Bo. O.trwe-t Hoot'iaam. ^ 4 Svt .*l *|j seTO-neo t*#»o he / Mf o tW O t 4 OOO ■ oola, 113 Si. r»g IJI *S Moo'd ap*»rt ndt rrtdov evening 04 t h o J « h o •hlrta | l » ra* |* W H».» * f!a«.u*“l ahlrta. II «B. rmm I I SB. V. « <-oo *“hOlSf» hfTt*ATION8 WANTED L Itvick P um -t.l Hint* M BWl/. ! It Koay w»»kly poymenta Park lo r>«0d. teS*^-*' #eUgl*nB» grftve* Hoor Covering Plumbing rear at atoro B B l i * O L I a w t h m • t«». to 0 » hphy Control Clothing BBfg Oi tiet -III Me im r - ’Oe S**iO* O* -r* I t . . * . wot* held of I hntwedey •01 K>da' H.n>d "T Jnoo. »» lOHUf |#Ot> i wo* M K I O il • » !*•« tho Nov U0*rr«p f Mullo* |MO N .rih Arlington. M J 0 1 i M i 11 I h*r of tH Moiihe-w > Evaooelh al Pliiiiiliitijr • HroliBg <. Earva 84(2*4 CLOSINQ MOMI; «S fuel til; It. Bl'MINE US ■EBVM'K l^lthorgn ( \u # h .,oei g .hoe oo t CARPET r«»«.era PI6 H »» p w * o l.-ker o>o« tn. e Mp and o»»'*e« Bwtisl Pork CltfUgi •■ t | K P p r t e h t p an*> M i-» !l» til »<»•• ««i»Ok. *««* *•> «te«hmlro» ipBdAO f'tr. Successor Te Collins Memorial RRKrli r A WQODWARI) A * |3I I W *ddet I, g| hla Ippoltfo Funereal Home LYNDHURST FXOOB h n O W « S SuMtBV f'Otl 0 S**ft COVER I N<; Refrigerator a llo t k He *S i 91 It* wo* hnm 421 RIOGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. X • o O U O O L OSS WtBB I n o o d km Newark lived m ir tw y O f f Car 89 ye^BTS l o t o * *w«n«hg u> Service A'IP.J*t T. L n d h i t t l I »eo»* *g-. G f neve S-4SS4 /^M»A^AAAAAAAAAAAAP • Ho oo* * (u sH l ot ih* CfonM o Insurance ro o n n i i c f h*fn§ 8»oo 1 COOtpOOf td ABu *u b Up a I .L M A K E S Censfertokly Air Cooled ON r the post 89 y*o*« He s o tiNiMfgo o f ' IM d r t n George j T.J.NAULTY Cuunsd Bn 88 ftsto*# Orde* ,.d IVeWo J. fppo/ito. Direclw |in tad Aottof oo o Moo honors o Zhnmermann W C**y BBOTOn VOHICt* »0«.NT 2*B Pari Avrnu« ftgrvtw pt o»e ion* td sH efi. I SO V oore Of OopondoSto Sorvtco l o o n 8 h * w ,d Ounro n j n d HiilbrrforiL N. I. S Clif.f .fd B'****r*o nl *4 far**. V. . Ur. U«a* Mm . 1 ■ BEAL I I T H I Pboiw V t W r 041421 »J5 HACKENSACK ST ad Co*ht4hdt and oo om«I. Hr* JOHN L MIRK CARUSTAIJT N J a.. *.«■». * Fuoerol Homes Night 0«**owo I IO» 42 Ridge Rood. Lyndhurst, N. J. n*»g| Nvp f»* i *»* Lcmdscapmq • REPAIR ALL" M* •ismrtmmiir «# »V C«dfel90 Ige Wtk*tor 104*0 n i t w o m ••71 Fal.sode Ave.. Jersey City, N. J. am w i nk a aATaaoou* THOMAS F, A4.i:ARDI ft BpogigMf U N D K A T O N i JOurnel Sgaere 4-4471 |OTOTlU0itti ( ALL E U lS f 1-8821 WE. 8-7548 WE. 8*7922 Altos 8 f it K lini MMt COMMERCIAL LEADER Commercial leader an* tii nPTH^ocm m m rnrn

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Editor 3 J o h n S a v in o Mgr. E a w tS T J . D a b in k t t Advertising Mgr. S a m u e l C P w M o n aa aeeond claaa matfer April 7, 1938 at the Pont Office of Rutherford, N. J., ______under the Act of March 3, 1879 TWA UJCASmXO Md ROMKA Subscription $2.50 Per Year Seven Cents Per Copy their annual Lyndhurst, N. J., November 3, 1955 in the gym. As usual, a huge crowd turned oat lor Ike m t u a t prtsaa and fun. Cantaan has elected officers to plan thaaa danaaa. The County Picture lieving that maybe the water question is raiding over sU meetings is Bob Dotson, whose assistant la (M l Codnty-wiae. the votera will select six not pressing. But it is. Remember the liar, dabe Ambrosio is secretary snd the treasurer la Jack Hat* warning days of Summer. Remember the lisey. We can all look forward to more fun at Cantaan daaeaat assemblymen and three freeholders. As everyone knows, the msgaiine drive Is in full swing with There appear* little question that the parched lawna, the slow-trickling flow of the Student Council in charge. The P.M. group la sorely Itsv- Republican candidates will receive a wide water through the faucet. ing up the A.M. students. So fsr, the froeh and eighth gn till Remember, the water situation is becom­ have sold over a thousand dollars worth ot subscript!— , majority at the polls—with reason. t morning seaaion has sold less than seven hundred.However, For one thing it would be inconceivable ing worae, not beter. Every new home me am one class that should be shamed right down to their toes la to leave Senator Jones, the county’s state added water demand. Every new develop­ senior class. They have only sold a little ment puta a strain on existing supplies. worth. Let's go, seniors! I senator, in Trenton with a Democratic leg­ Members of the Junior Red Cross sre presently engaged la islative group with which to work. It would • We must have water. malting tray favors for the Thanksgiving holiday. Thaaa favoes There has been much controversy about ere to be sent to varioua hospitals in the vicinity. Katherine Qaff* also appear inconceivable that the work of nry ia in charge of the entire project. As usual, thia club receieaa the Board of Freeholders would not draw a the Chimney Rock proposal enviaioned by little recognition for its excellent work. Congrata, girls 11 tote of apprtvd frfim the county it serves the new bond iasue. Some aay another proj­ Senior and junior girls have s wonderful opportunity to vWt ao well. ect could be better. Passaic General Hospital for a weekend. This will be a gnat How The fact is, every water project is essen­ to And out if your true interests are in the nureing pnnfgailfia The Bergen legislative group courageoua- for more in.ormatlon, look in the Guidance Office ly came out in favor of the water aupply tial. And this Chimney Rock propoaal ia Miss Edna Psvisr, who is the sponsor of the freshman clan referendum, urging voters to approve it the only one that stands an IMMEDIATE has told us sbout the coming election, of the morrow, during assembly, the frosh will hear Bergen is not directly affected since this, start toward building an adequate system from candidates and managers: However, the actual voting of all counties, has adequate supplies for of supplies. taka place on Tuesday. Running for oflce sre the Mlowtag: the present Furthermore, much of the There baa not»been an adequate voice ident, Raffaela Figliolins, Thomas Kolakowsky, Ronald Mall raised against Chimney Rock. Sally Meaaineo; secretary. Annette Colasurdo, Jean Garde, county supply comes from a private com­ ann Levy, Mary Ann Rubinich: treasurer, Joe Uvalli, William pany, the Hackensack Water Company. Only those serving self-interest, narrow, Qlkowaki, Thomas John, and Paul ZellnSky. Good luck to all of i n But the Bergen delegation looked into partisan, selfiah and parochial views, are tha candidates. DOTS AND DASHES—On Friday, then will be no aaaembly. training at tha. Kesslar Air the future and saw the need which exists opposed to it. Engineers from the state and Regular claaaes_ P.T.A. held a meeting on Tuesday Ike aaw Baae, Mississippi, aad haa for the entire state. They aaw homea that private souraea have stamped Chimney members Don’t forget the dance tomorrow night. Theta Kappa transferred to the Naval Air Sta­ tion ia New York. would be waterleas *— they aaw industries Rock aa a suitable project. ia aponaoring it. In the gym, at eight, prizes for slL By-the-way, it’s called the "Pumpkin Promenade.” See ya there. Zip-in-Liaer feeling the shortage. And they have acted The Bergen County Legislative delega­ Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Has- tion, led by Senator Walter H. Jones, have sard of Post avenue, had as din­ with customary foresight and action. ner guests on Sunday Mr. and Only recently Senator Jones took stock approved it. Mrs. John Fowles, of Jersey City, of the automobile inspection situation and Vote “yes’’ on water supplies Tuesday. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Chris lh 's Sm th' and Robert Hassard, of acted to reduce the number of inspections L y n d h u rst to one a year—to the satisfaction of every- N o O ffY e o r The VFW Ladies' Auxiliary. No; SMS. mel on * • * $24.1 l>ody. Thu waa anofKer instance of good ning at the VFW Hall in Valley Brook avenue. Mr*. Winifred The Rosary Society of Sacred M Efrs headwork on the part of our represents- Was that ati encouraging sign in Lynd> sler ii president. Final plans were made for their bam dance to Heart Church will meet ti 1 0 0 7 , hurat laat week when 9*500 peraons turned HHd on the flMfct of November 12 at the VFW Hall, 517 Valley evening in the Parish Hall. Mrs. taives in Trenton. Hugh Woods Is president Stitt* The team should be given the ball again. out to vote on the /ehool referendum? It Brook avenue. Mrs. Ida Alster is chairman. MEN’S wan the biggest turnout in a school election Mrs. Paul f&bon, of Second avenue, entertained on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rafferty, The freeholders remain as one of the 9 IS Prospect place, have left fat outstanding government bodies of the in 20 years. Does it indicate a reawaken­ evening for the Jel-Jec Club. Her guests were Mrs. Charles J. ing of interest in government? Reid, of RutheiwaTM rs. Harry Kloater, of Hillsdale. Mrs. James Miami Beach, Fla., .where they state. They have operated frugally and ~R. Lipptncott. of Glen Rock,-Mrs. Jack Condit. of West Caldwell, will spend a month’s vacation. with caution over the years and as a re­ It ia to be devoutly hoped ao. Mrs. Albert Watross, 6f Florham Parky Mrs. Hpward Neighmond, Reg. SM. sult have given the county superb govern­ It ia to be hoped that next Tuesday the of Fair Lawn and Mrs. George W. Pasch, of Westwod. votera will atrrum to the polls in large num­ ment at a low cost. Dr. Waller }. Cunningham They too deserve the vote of approval bers and make known their decision. (Over IS Years- Successful they will get next Tuesday. It is popular to say when no big national Practice) Chasfrit Eaay Open Nitoe or state office is at stake that ia an s i - year. Dr. Bara ar t J. I n i t i a l • This year, for instance, haa been nearly Yes, On Mi* Referendum eclipsed by the talk of next year when the P T A H O TtS KEarny 2-0156 Be sure to scrutinise your voting ma­ presidential will once more be contested. n v f i v sfssvw chine ballot vote well. Vote on every ques­ MMVM Kaaany. N. I But in a democracy no year can be an Hours Daily: I ejn. I* • pm tion PTA off-year. Every year is a year of decision. 'aeMagtea of the program. Sunday* and Housa Calk Be sure, by all means, to give considers- The Washington PTA will hold A bazaar will be held thia af­ Every year the voter haa the most import­ a B ust Session (discussion ternoon from one lo four o'clock tion to the referendum queationa appearing ant task of his life—casting his vote. groups) on Problems in the Aver- under direction of the budget and on the upper right hand aide of the ballot. On the decisions we will make nest at their regulsr meet­ finance committee. Mrs. Thomas There you will find the queatiom on iaau- TueedayTuesday Tractreact the welfare of ing this evening at the school. A A. Johnson and Mrs. John Cam­ welfare of yourself and No Easy Answers” will be eron. ing $100,000,000 of bonda for the increaae your children. It ia a■ moat most importantimp stake, shown. River, Bead PTA of oar water supplies. Don't gamble with it.it Spend a few minutes Mrs. Chris H. Strohler, presi­ The executive boon! of It ia easy uow to ait bick in the rainy on eleection day meeting with dent, will have charge of a short River Road PTA will meat with your neigh- business meeting. Mrs. Robert evening at the home of Mrs. Wil­ daya of Autumn and deceive one into be- bora in your polling place. Be sure to vote. Cathro, Mrs. John B. Sozzio and liam Spina, 101 Post avenue, with Mrs. Edward Rosso have charge Mrs. Charles Monroe, prsaident 1 "'9 - ^

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