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The rerent annual report on Howard".______eliuirnian of the Port of New York Authoff¥TecTthe » o i I n w nunih«-r of vehicles ti>in^ the hig highth avenue bus ?H» terminal i** now 5.000 (tail) for 130,000 persons. W hile the Lackawanna and Erie Railroad.- -till serve a ma E V S R Y W E E K jority of the commuter** in this area. the bus line* ac quired new popularity with the tlie coming of the terf (Eommercml iuniVr an.i T in M»l I II HKRt.KN KKVIFS minal. Thousand? of South Bergenit* flock to it daily. The speeded up service during rush hours has helped the growth of that popularity. Y..I, XXX\ N... so l.YM llll KST. N J . JA M \K\ 21. I«VI New Circle Club Officers Installed Link to Run Modernized Light For Board Seven Candidates System Is Okayed Hen 1 oik J* Seeking Places On Bd. Of Education Along Ridge Road \ f i e l d t h i i i a o d ld a t * • »* • iu .lt . «i I l i « l m . lln filing tlMW foi I In Itoal.l ct-up on Kidge \fc iih IriK let <.r*>rg> 11 • • 11 r III * •• It (•! M* *liM o i II l l 1 o n ■ o hd u catio n . \t a cost o f n early $.»0,000- —the to w n ship b e ar 41* s o i l * .«ft« r a 11• • 11*«'i l« m • • t' l. it.t - .1 ing $12.(MMj and the State H ig h w ay D e p artm en t the rent— , il r. the Lyndhurst light* will he synchronized vw itli those in North Arlington. G risafi in Th ere will be a new l.^ht on Wardlow With L a k e avenue. At tHe sam e t.rm School Race the present lights w ill l>e y a n k e d W E 30 Years ©ut m fav++t 4*{ <*emi-iK4u*4e4 -+*t- NeWTY elected ofUcer*. *t tlie ttitun ttrrtr P'tttint rfvwetatioii were nrnntted at nal t h a t can also be updated held at the club's headquarters. t etpeland avenue. on I rids» efrsini vhoun abuse 41 r lell to right manually by presorts wishing te Phil Solmrri. vice president; Domlnuk Nolle. re* .riling secretary M o .1 Jatnea \ Mrrslin inwall cross the street in* tfltcer; Daniel Coronate reelected president fur hi* third tern. I tuns t lupi financial ^ r f u n Philip Umbii. treasurer and Irank Andre.nko * rgeant at arms Trustee* elected atr Pat Krsiain.. These w i l l serve the children Anthony Ippolito and Jaines Fatano Prter Armando, entertainment chairman * 4% in .h a ig e ol the w ho w i l l be attending the . hooL year arr a n d churches on Ridge road buffet supper served to all those present Other rommtttee chairmen appointed lur the h t>om Nottr. |m»Iitlcal and bar committees. Hamel S «.u*a. sport*, f.rnest I r m r i aiMf ell air * 1< ll»u*f The commissioners u n a n i m o u s K red Hallina. house, and Daniel Cornell, publicity I'htilti ly confirmed the a p p o i n t m e n t ol Clifford Winget. 522 Second ave M ayor Jam e> B;«*.sin i!i nue. as Board of Health s e c r e last w eek as tin Haliae. v Scout Awards t a r y at a $600 annua! salaiv. rr Political Association install.- Dick Burke p l a c i n g the late E m m e t t K Near. Seers for 1954 at cluh hcaue, On January 21 T h e y appointed Alvan K Ralph. •rs on Copeland i.e n u c Opens Office 2 3 2 Park avenue to fill the u n e x - Re-elected president . *•» p i r e d term of the late Charles O Trustee Daniel n-t K a sem an on the B o a r d of Z o n in g | Salmeri is vice ptcsniitii Adjustment, and re-appointcd I Lembo. tiea.suicf D.tte Louis Mion, o f K ea rn y street, to j la n d -U w b Ciupi. ^e»i ,-tn: ..•> t h e same board Resolutions * ere J Frank A n d r o n i c o sei g r a n t .it p a s s e d memonalirin£ M i Kase- irm s T i ustees a i e I’at Hi tamo man and Mr Near Anthony Ippolito * la n o A buffet (ollc T he commistionei appointed John H. Wardlow of 146 Pag* Joh n M ig l ia n s i . 129 O r i e n t ve.iy m o n ie s avenue. Lyndhurst will be assoc 1 as Town Kail cu-'-todian at a J > a te d with the Western Electric 000 annual s a la r y Kearny Works 30 years on Jan The commisjionei' received . 21 He will bo the recipient of a Red C ro ss request f r o m the B e i t;en C o u n ') i.„inonci 'tudd« l service enblein Park Commission fo: the we a Mr. Wardlow h:is been at th- Seeks Funds ti< n of Way land a n d Ajriia. j . i Kearny W orks sin- c it was fiis t a id .u b e d a n d bel* *i;s to th* nues and Z< m m e r c i a l and W a tc i The Lyndhurst Chaplet \nici • la n le y S L o l m e s Chapter of th« v r*i r >),4 .» M at e*l I • O • < ■ streets, in the park a ica aiid be in Red Cr«»ss. w ilt la*m« b ita j I’eh p h o n * P i o o e a r s of America. ire 1 V...U K s l» i« « > !,!•*■> ' * * .und campaign throughout U x a tween Jauncey $nd Riverside ave . He is also a menibev of the t <•*! «S'W>t>n tSH«* township on uue. nuist■ Gardfen- Cfi rar ■ * a 'lriv l • was announci»d this m o»nm a by Harold J Camalet, vice chairman School Faculty Guests of the local chaptei and dirortcir I its l«4 drive Chaptei \* lun teer workers will g:» into acti >n O f Industrial Plants in al! aieas o f ly n d h u ist n t h e m r day sc>lu itati<»n o f f u n »*> Adult School More tliuu l.»0 teacher* and principal* of the L> nd- Came let ailded tliat I *• *> ■> i usm plrted orgHiii/ation of a fc.o ' Imr-l piihlic and partniii.il m -Iio o I s were guest* of I.i of the drive committee to j.u-h the ..•» "Wait A Year , Inaugurates townships industrial plant* during a Bii*iness-lmlu»*lry t>aign amonit all n.a’oi »ji up- F!. Ml *ch«>«»l- were closed for the day a* p«*t»ple in th e t.'-< n s h ip W Hi to Says Piscatclla New Course the school faculties part inhaled in llie program. J B e l l o w ill b e mcc* t O.t. n 1.111 School teacher Mi" C.ihfio'te Accom panied by offii tals of |he minute panel type discussion foi S..VIno will dire t ope:.«ti»ii ' firm s, sm all groups visited three low ing the luncheon. the township k ho*d s\ >tcm P plants each among Benedict Mil- j Mi Wendell Beck, vice prem dust rial than nan Mi W. i ler I n c .. Peter A Frasse Co, J dent. Lehmann Company, opened Bee k f J M U ^ n . a n n ( n. M L e h m a n n Co.. Leslie Co . M the discuvion w itb a detailed at p a n v |n< a ill |>ut.h tin* 0 n \ « Smith Heads J M e r k i n C o B P e n Paint S. ■ tint >f the tyne« of indu.sti y aPiitg l-w n h.p indualii.t. pl.n* i c k Co . A R Pu rdy Co.. R*-mau. and pr distiihuted thiouyhout of lesidenlt J • “ O pportunities in Lyndhui.st In ;fie n a tio n an«l th« >.«»rltl L .s rit dustry Plant opciatioiv*. job op La,led .!* s; nptton of products coh portunities. and plant orgam/a ered riot only those of the 13 tic-n v*ere discussed at each eon • ■mi a llies a - t i n g a* h o sts fo' th e cern visited. Each company o u t Business. Indu>try. Edut ation Local Woman Winner lined its history, products a n d by M e . * V* hr Day but the othci numerous lt>- means (*f guideri tours, d e m o n eal huMnt’WC* a* well stiated plant operations Mi Ralnh H Everrtt. v iw pies In PS Baking Contest Only a few teacher# among the .tlent. Me: kin Com pany, followed g oyj. had ever been throuKh .»n\ •s.th .t irjx.rt to the leath ers of the- Lyndhurst industrial plant ip on tfu « t of building prior to this program M<»t of iI .a d j for the com m unity and them were unaware it the diver ndu.«t ;> M* Kveirtt emphanored situation of their t.wnahip* m '.h< i” ! >rtan Me»l wareh«»using. s t e e l mi ..(•;tan <« -f re*«»nsimlity fahiicatkm. machine shops ma ,t It t '• H* m ade c lear thaj chtnery manufacturers, drugs an I - i r, A.tfi th« p';t»gram:s them e chemical*. tiansportation anil Mrs. Christensen >pp* i tvimt a * around Out there higher q tot-,. th.< electronics were among the in 11 c aosrdute guaranU*es for n »ne o f the < hap ter - dustrte* represented To Be Installed mitmenta Tl“ I The entire group were gue't* < Continued on Page 4> ofhcially l>e« ene of the concern* for a luncheon I - . I \at.lai. t •• chaptei la«t Ma I. f o i l . ser'.'ed at the Am ernar Lagii n • . , t , I H f at r U « r • n***i**4i> o S’*1 *•►#* Herrmann Says pfCWOtatUHl of » t hart H a l l At the luncheon, thr group tu a rn n h ip l>y th e A n .et hear i a duoussi n panel headed Crime is Down tional Red C» »sa Jan. by E d w i n C Olson, L|ndhur*i B«-a v e rs o n » e a e r u t i v i Super intendent of Sds^ds M \* «n* h»-i r - ai>. M . . »*« C)l*a>n welcom ed the feathers, in Al st .t * m< fr'*m the | *«a4er*l | tea. dustrial leaders and guest* an't A 11 h u H e r r '.-'IV ««» * li» »« Burlce Speaker acted as nwxlerator during a 45 'I. C h.rv*Wr-**** m a n n t« ju !t t ie *ut.^ie Sr The rej»*-it »h*»w% a I / , A M * I t ' of 3 5 p* ’ ten*, in ■ ■ u; t a ? - Expected At St. r-‘*. M«. H- 25-Year Awards tiM ty fr? rr. lt» 5 2 to LW53 Kiddie Program T h e r-H O t |»ro . of Fraternity Chapter No 129 17 263 V* $5,354 of *h»rh the the A< at Shadow Dance t*. he held Ordei of the EasiaTfl Star, at townahii kept ti 567 the county by the St M eharis lp»ly Name M«a Huskaf > Aduniram Tempt*, fcw s'l »v«* 53 52 and tne state 12'*5 Soilety th.* Saturday J»« 23 at *! ( » m ( m l P * n u e i*n Friday evening The e<»urt handled 3 5 3 m o t o r the Pa< ;*h Hail Relgr 'iwd *n*l They *cre Mrs Irene Bach vehicle com plaints and *5 r r i m Paa^ avenue -tart.ng al I pm • i v l m l i man Mrs Hilda GeAnrtt* and mal ra.-.ei, more than half of Ao ordmg U. Chau t a n S t a n -^»/««acnta • *' ** Mr* Edna Oswald, dewght*** -«f whieh were for malsrioua me>e«»«i and wnsh»p ilfce w iki Are i i m m aiM ‘ also received the 25 yaor mem health ire and laming otdio- Muaa w ill be fi*rm s*ed l»y th« f t i e a l a M -J J t welt kisras Mel C^rda Adm.-s , »*w»*e*» t r * # n e a ? j>«< • * i.fae ’l a t e Jy-af • « » bersh.p pin anres Fuither plans were announced Speeding, with 16 caaea. ac- asm for ttua danea will ue I*. W state anpHm j ! U * e «n C .*«anay »SU anta a a6 a' • • W M m Mebaaa l •- fc for the dinner rwrejrtVm to he '-Hinted foe ahrtnst half of “ |f th* **atKar m bed uanafioi . T h e I U C******* • * a e ra r b r v k c * t 4 . M .a »««« ,n honor of liraAnna K moU^ swhirte total There were tate'n will be furn^t^d by ttse M-s r^*it* Pe^«, * -i Kw«» Pa-*% psa»« 9fa»W»fe **•! * ■I * a as M e.a*. Ja«-. i v at f,a>a.ena-M a !»-*♦-*»« e ,* * e ta r Vanden Heuvel. worthji district 4 2 parking 14 rareieaa committee MNteid pcise Mrr Frana j i a»> alg<*d»e#r‘ > k •mttrn a*«s awd c«e.| V vs Ha a a* aha •*» Vahe deputy member of this chapter driving charge* If -stop street" The bar w ill be open i t * p«r Wy*k*df th rd p»;t» W « C a t . t m .< sent and a *ma t Al|iw»r. fcr*gW»*«<’S t h e p#*gtSMU a f« * .a »e*.a *wi#n Aa-'/sas ! g . i » w ; Miss Tho.s Freit ta warthy ma driving throMgh rad Uaffk lighu I food time » aaaured to all p«iae and Mrs Th-rfs.aa AnaaMKn i ( > a i l » a « e ! ,»n »• mg* A s V* Lft4-«a i r o n THUMSDAY. J AND AMY 21, 1V54 oMMCKCIM I KAI1KH * SOUTH BF.RCKN REVIKW PACK TWO Keep Your Faith, Go To Church Every Sunday A nd Holy Days

M u s ic for dancing w ill be pro i vv sh ip s. Mrs. H. O'Sullivan vided by Robert Duerk’s Orches Monday. Jan 25 Sigma Chi. 8 Dr. Kirk at tr a Mrs Hannah O'Sullivan David O m g S h a b b ^ t h Hi* St. M ichael’s n. 252 Fern avenue. Lyndhurst 'Ihe Executive Board of the in the Soe i.il |,.i!I ' i i. day Minstrel Rehearsal, 8 Alumni Association, consisted of lied Friday after a long illness ' folloWi!!.1 th- -.<1 I Bible Class mchurthJtetoJili 'hr was the widow of the late j the elected officers of thr Asso- V*-dnesday Choir rehearsal. 8 H. N. Notes SA( It I I) III .A RT ll C CTH'RC’H f*xplanation 'if it, a> recorded in Captain Williai» T Davidson nl I elation, and the president o f e a c h I h r K i n " J a m - ' V - r s i o n ot th< ST. I IIOM AV H*|S( Ol'AI. the Clyde Mallory I.incs. She wa- j graduated i lass, have planned the Rider Ruud A Nfw Jersey Avr St Michael’s Holy Name Glee Bible in I .like 8 4-15 will hr rrad ( III Itt II I. YN IJHI RST M ETHODIST a member of the Ri,s»ry Society I reunion Reservations may Ix- Ki v. Hernar I Moore, I’asior '1 ht- fo llo w in g ( •>m edative c ila Forr*! and Stuyvesant Avrnurs C H U R C H of Sat red Heart Chun h m a d e through any member of '’hth held its weekly r e h e a r s a l m , • • *; no 7 30 h 30. !*3o tio n v**j!1 11- amuni? sele'dions Rrv. < Wrslev Sliikr, Itl) Ntuvvrsant and Tontine Avr*. Born in County Corn. Ireland, this Board or throufh Miss Ruth ; Monday evening in the jthooi f>.,ni S. -rn and H-alth with lteet'»r Rrv Robert C. I.intner, Pa.stor Mrs. Davidson was 72 She i-aint ■ Egerton. Executive Alnmn: S»-c uujidin*. New inenrber* w e r e r e - K-v to th- Scriptures" hy Mary 4aI Sluvvesant Ave . I.vndhurst 307 Tontine Avrnur to the I'mteil Slates at the ag* retary, al the College, and must reived "I he turn-out was fine, but Baker Fddv "Thr spiritual sens.- (.Eneva K fttibM G Enrva 8-6928 | of 14. lived first in Galvesten be made before Jan. 27, as no there is still room for a larger S I MM IIAhl.’S H C. of truth must br gained before Texas, then in New York City tickets will be sc.Id at thr door membership. T l p h a n y S u n d a y CIICRCH T r u t h r a n hi- u n d e r s t o o d T h is and for the past 37 years was a Officers ‘ f the Association a:e - Don't forget the Shadow Dance J a i (» 45 a m. Church School for a l l s»-ns- is a-s.milatrd only as wr resident of Lyndhurst. president, Winston Rockefeller of Saturday, Jan. 23. Music by the R«-v l.a d is la u s J W ilc / e w s k i S u n d a jg i* s 11 00 a m M orning W orship arr honest. unse-lf ;>h. loving, and She leaves a sister, Mrs. Ell. Midland Park: vice president MelCords. Transportation furn- P x s to r ~.r\.ir 7 00 pm. Methodist ‘meek In thr mil of an ‘homM '* 10 ^ ‘ Hurley, o? Glaveston, Texas Jamrs Phillips (>f Hackensack, is h e d if n e c e s s a r y R i d g e R o a d a n d Pag** A v r n u r Youth Fellowship Meeting and »e»od heart’ thn >crd must he ,on lTl 1 Thi- funeral was held on Tues secretary. Sylvia Leaman of Chan n an Jot Kravenko of the :-..n ...... < • at (5. !». lfl 30 Wrdnesday - o w n r|s« it Ih a r t h ri< t m m Ii day at 9 30 a m. from the Collin? Lyndhurst. and treasurer, Thom Communi«>n Bieakfust is work ..II I 11 :ng of Ridgefield ing hard foi a guest speaker and H , 1. .'In 7 8, a n d 10 a m fee- t a n n a t u r e U|.TO. it 11- T h u r s d a y nue. ti Sacred Heart ChurH Alumni (lass rem rsentat iv.- laymen for the occasion Boys. VV. . i I i.i . . t 7 I fi a n d 8 a rti ;; no p m Chon Rehearsal. T - x t »U1 D rtl where- at 111 a.m a Solemn Higl are Roland Rosslip of Lyndhurst. n o w a b o u t get-together with ii v "A m i i Ih ' yr preatnev* Mass of Requiem was offered Mrs. Gloria O'Connor of Ca: I- jfweetheaits for u- Cod H- i thr Hm k, hu K l I HFRFOKD BAPTIST B u r ia l 'a u s in Philadelphia. Pa. stadt. Mis Mar Blackmt'cr of I llts I < III R( II O F ( IIR IST g o o d tu n • i* ! tr- t foi all his w a v : CIICRCH Clifton. J' hn Adair of Montclair. S< I I M I S T S !3 W r s l Passaic A vr., Ruthrrford Mrs Margaret Garrison of To- I pierrepeuil A Lincoln Avrnurs ulgrmrnt a Cod of trull Mrs. C. V. Ruckstuhl How Christian Scirnrr Hrals ; ,thoot in.ijii.1 y ji.-t .in> Rev (ieorge Smith, Pastor C h a r l e s A d a m s .,f L y n d in Rulhrrford, V J :,!* W roduard A vr., Ruthrrford Robert Rame of North Ai h e Last Sunday in the Rutherford Mr- Catherine- Voldenauet •SIC KNESS IS AGAINST Hr.mr h thf Mother C^u'ch The Phone GEneva 8-6795 lingtiin. J 45 11 00 Man Bible Class of Rutherford ni*f. die*d o n M o n d a y m o r n i n g at i.nd ,t y Service* at tl A M her home after a short illness and Richard Grundy of Bloom- \\o|{ ('lit k« • >imdj> 12: li 00 A V S unday School C E N T E R -1; Morning worship. "The Ca- had a home coming for Dr G field . W \ NJ ir.JU k. • S n .d j> 10:11 333 Vallrv Brook Avrnue • . f i Carrless Messenger" O Ki k, former leader of the She was born in Jersey City and Study: G Eneva 8-95S2 railed to 1•a- *\1i li Y V H 30 p m Fvrning Wor- class Dr Kirk, who is now min h a d 11v«*d in Lyndhurst for the Jacob Sivan, Rabbi ♦ yi*e - I It itHtilM* : v.^u po*!., Life'i Impel a - (ac-. First Cungxejiatum al. past 30 years. GABRIELE BROTHERS th e R - r to r V. :: 1 C h u r c h n Chica-o one of the She was secretary and past ma •0 Ea»t Strnter Street Nutley ihalt l) r | v r w a v « P u w e r Ri>4l« rl tv and delivered by Rabbi Jacob Sivan C’ltv, also a member o; I Parkli.K I-*»»m - (*<»n< ret»- Slel^ w al\> 'I h u rs d .i V .Jar a ' Cou.-i I oi the Congregational ^ Kgulpmefi! Rf-nt.tl pintual ' at thr weekly Sabbath Service is* Matrons Club, the Stai M a -v G in 1 1 ( ai ' bur« h t, us e-sror ted to the plat- '' FULLY INSURED ,v ; 11 p. i>nng held on Friday evening at i .lit Club. 1. C Club and Kior; ALL WORK GUARANTEED C h o n pi in I V n FR DAY SAINTS r rr id of the past pre.s- 1 lin Sn ■* p rn. at tlie I.yndhurst Hebrew Ol JES l’S ( IIRIST I >ir C l a s s .1 th e Ol h« lu b of the- s a m e C h a p te -r Mr.- hr i rad Crntrr Rabbi Sivan explained A E. Starks, Pastor Riie k s tu h l w a s a ls o a p a s t c o u n lith-d Ti nth to 10 a in > pl •d F m III v A J o l l y n i h< ' un 1 bis unusual sermon title in this w rr id iiu ' S. : v:i i K v r: y S u n d a y F r io .m - i eta.1 V a m i d e p u t v ol way. "Only by examining our Patriot Council. Son and Daugh S u n d a . J.ili a t t h r R i l t h n fo id M.i v n . J u l i a n C MME. IO LA past ian we learn how to buifd .nn am M asonu Temple t-i of I ,il»<-* tv t w hich she repre of te at hahlencss and a n d Y o u 'I.i !-« A G tr-n. on l.-halt . I the llom m h F O R B E T T E R and pertrit our future " The • Tiled tn thr Hudson County I.OOK SMOOTH! Now You is highlighted in the T h e R -i toil v. li 321 S e c o n d A v e n u e ,1 Rnth-ifoid and surr-oundini’ 'horal Group will assist in the D r p u t i r s A sm h la tio n Can Have (NW ANTED tn- Miwn . and Jrsus' c is io n to f o I-|t Lyndhurst, N J ini'iiinitie*-- wed< oiced Dr K nk 1. PERMANENT se rv ic e . She leaves her husband, John J a n 2a C oll . I b u r c h Sc h o o l. 10 a m. buik to FMBC On brhalt ol IIAIR REMOVED | 1 a m lb- Iv Cor aching Service, 11 a rn. KMIJC. former leacirr Frank Ruckstuhl two sons, John A. H. WAVING ln*tantly Safely Permanently by thr- sensational Kv-rvlx'dy Welcome Kova h. welcomed him bark to of Rutherford, and W alter C . ol Radiom atir Electrolysis Wot Id Headquar ters thr jlatform from wherr hr h id Aga" am. Mass: two sisters, Mrs 2. T IN T IN G Independence. Mo Dr tl;. Krls- four ^rand' hildre-n. > East Park Plare. Ruthrrford Agata Beauty Salon EVANGEEH Al. l.l IHERAN r.manue-l Passaic-, rr Sei vi e-s wen held last even G Eneva * ‘*340 5? M idland Av«t Ari.tiflton N J ( l l t R C H ure and Rev Throd »rr W B It/, in'* a t tin J o h n L H u i k F u n e r a l h e r e ell d a y Corner Valley Brook Avr and M in i s te r o f tin- E‘ir t C o n i ’ie g a IPeiv the K-v F t -rl M a s t e r ‘ Travrr* Place. I.yndhunt • ion I Ch inch. Pass; ic. d e li ve i e d ill' i\ p a s t o r • f the- F irst Kev (ieorre M uller. Pastor hr pr: vrr -i an Church of Ruthei PRESBYTERIAN ( lit R< II Travers Plare. I.yndhurst D- Kirk sr>okr on th- too c, Ifii a’ltm. Fiate-rnal .ser Stuvve'sanl near Valley Brook W Ehnter 9-2134 ■ Pew itch**d. Bothered and B- ■ llow-d Fntoiidmirnt wa* A v e n u e v i l d e r r d ” a n d e m p h a s i z e d the- \ew Y-nk ami New Jer Rev Chase II Slalford. Minister nvent n«-ed foi sni’itual h adav I • - - .1 !, p i! I.vndhurst Lodge of Elks. Father s, v hich vn i'l 1 Ii.im b. Mm phy ot Sacred Heart Church hei in figure She n i rived a Red Cross ser 60M E MEN CAll . tt om for outstanding service A W I N I M IN N I I | { e d . le hi! MRS JOSEPH laiFASO I ii m g W o r ld W a r II ONI IMF TOt PltEN ltY I I RIAN » III Kt I I Next Sunday V a n d F A M I L Y Sin h-aves her husband, June a ll Ridne RiHtd. I vndhurst G tis W e in n e s , I-• n mil IIMMI mil Illllllllllllllllllllllll IIII K I’i*. k two sons. Raymond E, P h o n e \y I h s t i- r '• 7 9 * 0 B a sil W oikIs w ill i 't tiop and Richard J, of l.v ndhu ist N J Mi and Mrs Alfred Intindoln. Vue- Presidents I) Pieakness, twn brothers. Richard Rev. Robert I Iturus. .Ir . Pastor 144 Kingsland avenue, e-elebrated • nd John Sedon. and three sis- Ridice Koad and I*.ige Avenue their 11th wedding anniversary •e r - .,1 ot New Bedford, Mass £C & xtfiicaJL on Sundav with dinner out Their Ippolito Funeral Home r d three- grande-hidren. guests wiit their children Yu W IR IN G -Rf PAIRS -MAINTENANCE GEneva S -- - w - r c h e l d a t 10 a m in,,. Allied and Mauree-n 425 R ID G E R O A D LY N D H U R ST , N. J. ri Sat vi • day at the Collins Me 232 MOUNTAIN WAY*LYNDHURST 8-2832 ■ i. iiiai. 25.1 Stuyvesant avenue, I ' Re\ Robert C Lintner. pas iiiim m m m m m iiin.iiiim m iuiiim iiiiim m m m im im im m im m iim ^ GEneva 8-4664 i tij ih e L v n d h u r s t M e th o d is t Walter Ward ‘ tii< U. offic iating Inte-rme-nt Was in Hillside Cem tnv TH.5 WEbK S SPECIAL Waldo J. Ippolito, Director W in 11 H31 N e -n u - ■el it f e l s p ita l < n F r id a y afterlo Polish Wcrren Parakeets •Himmint Minin...... 11 ness He was born in England aim* t ' the I'iiitrd State-* ><. Honsr Mernbcrc ears ag and lived .n Kearny $ -1 .9 9 lelore coming lo I.vndhurst i( The Circle of Polish Women's s e a r s a g • l ie w a s 75 \ i an i of America. Group 783, S Pet Supplies ot Every Description Mr Ward wa- un a m rt-d ear ii re tii fc . n Tuesdav evening at S J O H N L. BURK Messenger witl> Brink's Inc , >>f the- P o lis h A m e r i c a n C i tiz e n s S u-wurV, until his 1 el ireme-nl P 'Him m N ew J e r s e y a v e n u e , h o n - S Animal Kingdom Pet Shop | Funeral Homes e a r s a g o i-d two members at a surprise 3 H e w a s a m e m b e r of S l A! ia;tv pillowing the shoit business 5 2 'M S I n \ \e s r t l l l \ n «* I x m lliiir - l. N J . inns Lodge. No HK h’ A: A M m e t i n g S 02 Ridqe Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. d N e w a r k Theif Iasi rites were Mrs Edward Zamoy*ki and 5 GEneva 8-0278 t r l d a t 8 30 p m on Monday. vti s Ji.seph Eworanski were the 2 .•rure*d iiieinlie-ni, iwith of w hom S The funeral service was hei*. Store Hours Mot P M W Eb ster 9 0490 ir- marking their silver wedd ng S t 2 p .m o n T u e s d a y a t tb» F r i d a y s 12 to 5* P M Saturd.. to ti P M ' o l l i n s Memorial. 253 Sluvvesani • nmversanes this month Each £ it. vt d a sterling silver s u g a r S ivenue, thr Rev. Kenneth M e l S lio / i I n ) our llonir f own uiul Soi r ' -'"•r p|t«to* of the Fust Pres and creamer “et as a token of 3 hvterian Church o f G a r f i e l d steem from the members of the F tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM llllllllim illlllllllllllM M IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi relating Interment was in Hill up The- r husbands came latei — ,, - .. ■ — ■■■ . ■— >de Cem etery share the honors of the rvr-

Mrs Wanda Basinskt is prrsi COMING SOON lent of the vroup and had rhaige I Tel. GEneva 8 7272 H. S. W A T T E R . D.C. ■l thr meeting LADIES' SUITS CKiropractor Fairleiqh Alumni Retail N A Z A R E Plans Reunion

Th” ^nnia! I’ohday Reunion Factory To You 119 KEARNY AVE. f the Fai’W ith Dm kins*»n Alum AIIUN Juleen Fashions M E M O R I A L Arlmcton Profrssional Bldg Tr**-«» N e — T k ^•lu rr* -’T Jan 30 The a f f a i r w ill b e a d in n e r d a n c e b e g in n in g a t 8 o c h*e a 245 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst

H O M E I N C . BOOKKEEPING - TAXES Vath s Tire & Battery Service KEARNY FEDERAL SAVINGS Pari tim e h«Mtkkee|tiii|t for Sm all Kirin*. S 341 Ridqe Road Lyndhurst And Loan ASSOCIATION S 403 R ID G E R O A D LYNDHURST. N. J. | Arrange (or ymir ImuM r Tat No%*. Pm aH ll G K urvn tt'42.iS 491/} Ridge Road, North Arlington A im ) Huvinra*. KraMtualile Irrma. i U J. Louis Lempert R o b e r t C . Jones, M g r. /»»<*>*’ JoLF.Goodrieh 614-616 Kearny Avenue. Arlington 15 Weal liotivernriir A v r i H i r

b rc.»4r.lch COMPLETE SAVINGS SERVICE Hlllll^rfeefel. N J I’M l llllll t THURSDAY. JA M ARY 21. 19.'>4 rOM M TRri \! I F VDI R A MM TU urn*'! \ RFV trV Engagem ents, W eddings A nd Anniverseiies J C 5 C 2 y

Miss Anderson to vt/ss Bcgnuolo Becomes Bride-Elect ! p*99y Crawford Encaged Bride of Carm ine Litterio | ro Marry I. Norton 6 6 Wed Bob Bayer ^ i M laiux- Bugnuolo of 557 Second avenue daughter of Mr m c i L ; »nd Mrs Charles Bagnuolo. be- aine the bride of Carmine Lit Mr* lit Frr%h \ll VUitr [ er'o. von ot Mr and Mrs. Anth- IK # tl. Il»r ny L ttiTio. 71 Sum mer avenue, • t I t . m i * %l NNK» 1 > « * »> '»« 1 st waik. on Saturday The cere- , 2Doz. $1.00 I % N I* »» H \ | » ..I ft nony was performed at Sacred |.wWl« l * m * w «l»» r leart lhu i h at 4 p m by the «he *»p»» ** 1“ ^ in r n w as .-1k h ».m t •»»» ».^ h»* •* '»• * h * S w is* C h a le t. l»r b **» Hrrr I Kl» ,t»M «•«*< # t ia m‘? , m l* *«« H »»» r |.4< l'i < m a t r o n of lo (IIIin « * .»«•» |»»m * Pannorfi ol • IS our l»**| I \ K I* \ \ ' H a s be.vt m a n . I I \ l ' were the Misses and Marlene Cafaro >MI» I N niiOdKI llll* t and Tt>re-a Mule B r o t h e l s o f th e c *u- , Bagnuolo and Joseph ...... , i lil t K l \ I It M a is to . o f lb . Ml. M N V...... 7 3 I . V VI I II. lit nt V ic to ria n t K l \ M i tl . v ith a p. u i \ m r iv i i i Mr and rMs Hans J Andc.son ir.td with alen i n i ii m t s o v k w o o i i of 15 Del a field road, Short HdLs eves pointed at announce the entitlement .{ lh- i 11 skirt fm :sh.d daughter, Jarqut lint to Pvt Hoi i H. r Fingertip MARGARINE ert Baye;. I'SA. s o n i th a white ol M 1). •• • " ■ i- Upt>ala College, vvheic J' t Bav l.v ..I ,.1 -t Huh s - i .11 A Cans S | er was a member of Siyma Gam a bal B e A .- l - S b .ol n y .1-* t 1| UW III 1 I HUM A. m a Phi fratei T.ity He is ?tat:nrrrrt A lp in e ”■] r . i.t • h . at Furd Ord, Calil d with a draped lnv » . I - . t.‘ • .» p .e i. N< PRUNE JUICE Iveteen with a wing- H e! fian e e. a-.iu.;!« : i: }»:. ■ p .• !a r ^ \ - Dole s Pincapp!' .f M. Ul • M Io ■ • P sleeved ifatket with standing col H .uii a - syoo Adoniram Court lar and a full vkut of nylon I P . . . • n . I • " m Ai. . »: i* : . c 'nlli She earned green i'*S«*s n K li' - •• • JUICE Entertcins Guest Ti e ht id' Miiaidv weii' similarly I; , tl - ’ ( .'I. N • ■ w i l l 1 1 i; m > i ^ ■(.wtitd ir. A .ib an peat oek and 4LRe46ozC.insS1 Adon.ram Court, Order of th« tarried pitiV i ..m .s A ll w o n * Amaranth had as h.-noi mu -t- matching hats Ber !lett Pears a jl I W H IM K i • v | at their New York-Nr*- Jei m v Aftei a m- tor tup to Flnr'da Columbus Cl.fb Night on Saturday evening at t h e < t.uj-.lt w d l I v e a t f»f*7 S e c Adoniram Temple. Se. ond ave ..n d a v e n u e ^ r s L i t t e r i o is a Plens Affcir 4 ...... S1°° t ^ COFFEI nue. Grand Royal Matron Mi.i graduate >f Lvndhurst High Frank Hedly Hurt Virginia Frice of Tottenville. anti Sihool and i< with the Allen B T h - Knt« t ta .n • e n t C. ■ .ti, i ib ... • i ■ *• i \NN \ M \ I K s t|K \ Wlil Kli\ G r a n d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e to New. DuM ont La* oratories* in Allwood ,.f th. C 1 .'n e A \ 1 M.t n V • Jersey, Mrs. Caiolyn Bristow <»f H»*r h ie b a n d , v e t e r a n of tw o A. en • I I Save 10c 9 3 n ih. Dungan Hills, both of Staten Iv v ears ^ i»- >v serviee. is w ith the a d.i.in d..nt > to ! . ' . 1 I > .tu -t J < ; >. P. I JA M 3 $1.03 land, also Harry Tngrath ot S e t m tv S t e e l E q u i p m e n t CNi dav . .e t, |U. ,.t H . • o ’ Ki * of tli. i Lyndhurst, Grand Representative poration. at Avenel K d A al i K tvv A- S . to the State of New York Ha. .11 l I. .... not r .tbe; w ... n*b I I \ t HOI Ol %ll » lN‘-» « The program of entertainment i on ... n H I ’ I' TISSUE included numbers presented by Kathleen Parks to Ci \M . • i -. - 1 t p Coalties 6 S’ CO •ie t. I .rtu . I • . .i: ' . a.. 1*^*. pupils of the Mi'.s Hart School • de Wed E. Golembieski * l it \ .iu* of Dancing in Rutherford. \ c.. • ! 1 1 1 3 Rolls S 1 Mrs. France Fei • ara wav I! <• M v. Kathleeh Paikv d.uuh n i » • I. t» I' * -. r m m i i h i H ii i ii chairman of the lominitUv of ar t i ,1 .) .hn P a r k ' 101 Kei n avV I i'.r ...... 1. • I I \ i i n mi \ 11 i inr rangements for the event • j. and the lab Mi - Pai k- ba on p i ted plans for hei in.iiiiane . J. i III. I . l ’ .. ; . -.a. v Cl; I i n February 20 to patrolman Cooldtjo 1 ’„k" 00 j. .. ('it S r r m iu i t ^ t Kven-tt Golembiewski. v.-n ««! Mr Betsy Orlikowski lU lirr * 4lur(t,IV .tl *• *HI i ntl Mrs Cl.nenee GoletubleW >ki. Marks 5th Birthday :.«4 Thud street The ceienumv Brtsv Orllk,.* i ■ '" * * Viil Im p e rf I ■ 11 * - d a t 4 M i p m in S a c r e d H e a r t It C C h u r c h Mr and M i1- William Orl:k- a A • e e o tit n v ill b - h' ' 1 m th e ski. was five years old on Sun Prcrur Du!ter Rutherford Woman's Club day The ev ent was celebi aP-d M vs Veion i a Oreei will be with a party given by hei pa •j 1 • u r* h..no| -ra d The yrtH.m s sister ents at thi hone >1' hei gijn-l VI isv M a i e (1 ■ > m b i< w vRi w ill parents. Mi and V' J hn O'rl. >.• I >1 M.i ev 11 * a i ti T h e hi i d e s n ie c e , k o w s k i. 50ft K e r n a v e n u e . v>. I.v n o Bl ttilev w i! U- flo w e r f i l l whom the family live The cr. n v cousin. Jost-ph G u e s t s in« l u d e d B illy 0 : ! : k ' M.i. h . A Nut lev Will sei ve as ski. brother of the fiie.-: >»t r. 0 * ' .est n.an A i lot hei cousin Kugent or. Mrs J,,hn Oi ko. - . .11 ii.leinii.eski. and th*' bndtn and ehildien, Kathleen and J- bn n o tli e i Pa, . Will u>!ie: Mrs Walter Ja- ir.'k i aiH fi.it Join: 1.11 \ t ' » ren. Evelyn and I' a* M Ht n M-'v - P.- - • V " . I be A fl S ’ It.- n i « i • ry I^mancv. u / . nd -ons. Ken i d . of Iin h I neth and Jamev M: B> ' 1 11-.:i. as and son. Kenneth. Mrs Johan se n a n d d a u g h te r. K if**n. M C h ic k e n s lb. 2 9 c Denn Che: an ! > ”! !•1 n Distaulo Has Kathleen and lb * Mi FRANKS Ruiinski an:l > n. P.!'., Mr Kt irthday Party | | M • I U w ad Miast'o a -k i a n I d a .. ht. J o a n , a n d B n b a i a S n..k, of Lyndhurst. Mr> I e.i l:u n'K 2 i ib rv> S'* and son Thomas of 1 odi. M Edward Binder an 1 hn l en K I GhuckRoast Hi. 35c ward and Eileen. < f H i >;di .im Mrs. J hn Sikow.vk and daugh te. J a m . e of Ha< «> n a k I., a 1 fn 1..: k , l ... > I I .. m . 1 o - > > o ■< .V Mis B.:i Sum B silc -i !b Swar+i Com pletes 25 Years With P S. Thickens lh. 3 5 c Ml* i J o h n F S w a r t / 528 Pne.pt-■■ t place. Lvndhuivt. c mpl* ted 2 ' years' servic e w ith Pubilt St i v I a p . , , J . M ^ I)' lee ret ent ly and was presented a . j. i>. nt. 1 !i. • itfi .• gold service em blem in hom>i ■ i . ... .U . !l, . a. ; it. 8?c Si* I •>!r. '>! t h e im'cav11 n Mi SwaiU in a M H !I ‘ ul. • . i a Porterhouse St^^kv foreman at tht Millet Street (»«» 1*1, I .l, . nt i* 1 1 r a ^ e of P u b l i. S t i v „ , C-m.i.Iw. a ted Tranvpt.nl . ■ M " . jiimiiiHmimMiiimiiiiiiiimmiimiimiiimimmmiimimmiiiimii ANNOUNCING H rr cuslonirrs THE OPENING OF THE NEW p a y l>Y c/irck. She* lan. has Rutherford Art Studio m i> » • n a cheeking account al-- Pot Pie% 3 I 5 Park Avenue Rjther^ord, N. J. f 35c V a i - A .. l)i .... i ■ Tht l.aritit Hohonal Bank Tivh Stickv Monday, January 25th In Bfigtn lounly POTATOES / s i oo U.S. n o \ G ^ i Frret.h ?ric*. With An E*hibiton of Small Paintings RUTHERFORD M u i w C

o r BN MONDAY. HID*f*DAY A FRIDA) 5 0 |b b aR s 1 7 U» I* T M NATIONAL BANK SATVROAV»~l« AM to t TM liuthrrfoid ( irUlidt ),a*t Itul Hrr ( hi <1 ART SUPPLIES • ART INSTRUCTION North Arlinfti*i J in l.tnJhufvt

~~Phone GEneva 8-9050 Mrmhrr M »»«l llrwrtt Sttlrwi |t4«rai Hvyfrit |n.wr«Mtr ( n rp fftiw r urfcj. V m*i- Jl< I f THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, PAGE F 01R COMMERCIAL LEADER & SOUTH BERGEN REMEW~~

[graduate from the local school composed of prominent local in- chairm an of the entire program. ; system He also emphasized some dustries. The program was also He was assisted ^by Edwin C. Ol- son. Superintendent of Schools, Lou Monte Puts Lyndhurst On Song Map of the advantages of working lo sanctioned by the Board of Edu- . cally as compared to commuting cation, whose members were in C. Wendell Beck. Lehmann Co.; William Kulick. Leslie Company: \ former Lyndhur*! lad who went lo school there •»» — ------~ to other large metropolitan ten vited guests. The new treatment gives the ^ The smal,ncs5 of the local The teachers were tremendous- and Lawrence S. Driever, Pemck I ouis Sca^lione has remembered his old home town in a peater bounce and has , , WM c|,ed as btm an ly impressed with this demonstra- Company. Italian imnrriVKiiinc v/nlCn - • m u version of "D ark Town Strutters H all’* ami the rec ord , so™e It?1_la.nL imp:ovision important factor m good em tion of the almost unlimited op | will make the record even moie Troop 1 had ploye r-employee relations. portunities provided by Lynd sang “Ann-: ic r»" i- expected to hit the juke hox heavens. . p o p u la r. Mr E E Mueser. president. hurst industry. They were in followed by a t.u The -ong already ii*. a hig favorite in Lyndhurst where i Monte two months ago had agreement that the program But 1-^‘hmann Company, and also the enjoyed them s. lv ; big hit in "A Baby Cried lln- record -hop- are thronged with ready buyers. Sal Sci- president of Lyndhurst Industr.al would be of tremendous help in EUS in * of " H u n \i r I the Ball record is expected to their daily classroom work. Most Association, concluded the dis- t h e m e e t i n g M ant leader. Mrs | urho <»f the l.vndhur.-t Sports Shop sold a hundred copies . outsell them all. W Eb. 9-0041 (ussion with comments on how of the plant locations visited pro Tappinhe. • the fir-t day In* got hi- hands on a shipm ent. j Monte was signed by RCA. top vided the groups with written the American way of life is illus Scaglione’s professional name , ~ .. ret old outfit in the county, a y a: descriptive material about the trated in Lyndhurst industry Mr Thurs. thru Sat. Jan. 21-23 pjid iind :s I.OU Monte He lives in Preak-! fAa"1,l>' hls Tef“ "? North and a half ago. He is kept bu-v Mueser deputed Lyndhurst as a concern's products and opera- M a d e l V ri ne», With his wife. Mane, and Arlington and his brothers in maKing rec ;ds untf keeping per- "Three Sailors And typical example of Atjner a n tlo n s- b ii S ' .*:■ •'! h I irl.1 the three sons the oldest of Manhattan and Brooklyn -began ! son appearance dates all over the Mr John S. Leslie served as f: ee enterprise economy in a A G ir l" : .> Doi-.th H a v. whom : . eleven to hear ,ht* rav,?s- -i a'l community The elements in Technicolor . M - L«»u has been singing around And Lyndhurst folk all over () S u n d a y m o r n i n g h e fie-.v of this economy were likened to (iene Nelson Sam Levine a lu e t«- th<- i ountry for years. A first rate 'he area weie deluged with ques Pittsburgh. On Monday tri<»e essential guarantees of the a ls o .'.utaii-t he has been seen and tions like -Say did you hear that iml to Utica. Constitution and the Bill of . hr .i: <1 n a ll th e b ig n i g h t club.'- n e w i e c o r d a b o u t L y n d h u r s t ’ . a inugh. tough grind b "Ambush At Rights Private owneiship. large Lou wa- m Pittsburgh when RCA thinks the record is a :i* k i n d o f w h k M..nte 1:k• oi .-mall was first mentioned.. LINCOLN Tomahawk Gap" KCA v. ho has him under <-ontia< t (.inch foi ini' sales The old tune e S. agli'.ne family lived Ki *•*• men and women woiking T H E A T R E in Technicolor put >-iit the fi:st irp.pre.-sions of was ie arranged at Lou’s request !?i'i: -1 m any years on Sur w he: *■ they freely choos*- next ARLINGTON, N. J. John Hodiak John Derek new iecord Jeny Marshall He lelt that given a new treat avenue The father of t c.ted Competition and incentives K E 3 4 6 4 4 , be^an plugging tne platter on his rnent he . -..old revive interest in ly died a nmnth age ,n Cl (ompleti-d the picture. Special Kiddie Show > .Kin. disc jockey show. A nd I/»u s the old classic vheie he had been re.-cim*! Alter, each speaker, and at the Held Over thru Thurs. Jan. 21 Saturday Matinee ng System Both art.st C a n (.tint .'us;on o f t h e p a n e l s r e m a r k s , Last Tim es Tonight •'uttei man and Canto Mill: th* di i ussion « a.- op*-ned to the S u n . K. Mon. Jan 24-25 T r o o p y. in tone* its m T o w n I, .11 a t. .c hi i g i o u p P a i tic ip a tio ri w a s "From Here to T o . M.- "Botany Bay" a in Cainegie Hall ,n Nev active with iiH.derat'i ()l-on ,iis. A n n 1 in Technicolor City. The *■ two giea pressed t*. stay within the e-tao Eternity" Tro*>r 11 u t H o u Alan Ladd - Janie Mason m the concert and can lished sthedule of the luncheon with Burt Lancaster te<| Th* r. t gam*-. [ The LeQ|on Parade j iI m i After the luncheon, all gioups Deborah Kerr-Erank Sinatra '.e d M. I field, unquestionably prom n ■ e n i n e ...... at s p u .tu , i ''ntinued then plant L ui. "Crusin* Down Eri & Sat. Jan. 22 21 : U it a I d e l i g h t . The HtiMiie . In Ed I 'o o p 12 •tun National (’em. The River" iiimi.indcr (levi ge Br*»wn ie*l i Day piogiam Doris Day - Howard Keel T i 1 • i:< o h m i l i t a r y h»*n<»i - in Technicolor 11 :di-d at the Post meeting on t«*r \ .ntlv by the I*>i nl . S a in t* I - Pr Id ii. < \i \Mi n j \ m “ Dick llaym es Audrey Totter in i . nudit and announced The ted to send it i ■ ni . a n d th t iy. K nu.v V ii Sil.-n* ■ -I i n C o l o r thr- IHT4 m e m b e r s h i p di'Tve Ine attendant e id l«* owing and its mem burst Mi L* IK la ’ Tuesday — a lso — nut pi * -en t to th e rg< vt /..up that ti *i Marinag* ri « I-'" i " 11'' "■ • t mr. the aw. Saturday Matinee. Jan 23 "Cry of the Hunted" «■ But kb- P.* an Joe pet k av- all in te idi Special Kiddie show laast Piece in D inner* arr Set completed the ig d o ll n e ss t..i tilt (J.IV 90 - p a l ly S at .. ( ia l ik b r o u g h t th e sa d andmg With 2— BICi EE AT I1 RES— 2 • Plater,” Ending January 25. n.« lo s in g e x t i ■ .ippiru ott is the p o i te r. ui day night A large turnout is • .I th e p a s s in g o| Ki an* i ontinu.il oii[« Plus 5— Color Cartoons 5 T r o o p 17 ii. J a n 12 I Llll* <>ln S< hot M i- M a • • at his home in Ailing rxpr i ted. but th. i* are -*t111 x .m e Mi John Le: tin*, and Mi M i bn,ught m lo t)i* V et. table available pet hold* I |,„ .,t the age of «2 Shoit 'Let's Talk It Over' Will an>- H o s p ita l pt m il Next Tuesday Lyndhurst will Sun & Mon. Jan. 24-2: :* Wm Id Wai II Frank was Ster.hame And! Hold Discussion Tuesday A ll Technicolor Show .ot of t h e II (» B arring*-! b e h o st t*. th*- B e r g e n C o u n t y J a r in.I Donald O’Conn'y Janet Leigh lb had * I ved in the army l.egi>>n Im the first time in sev b *cting d m P.a W h a t is d o u b l e > .- -- io n ’ W h a t oi Id W a r I B e in g a n eral year M*»ie than UM) dele- ill "W \l K IM . \IV la-t n *‘i ting Tr 1 the * beduI* ■’ How l.ite d*< > .11 i b e d lin; t. F r a n k ji.in e d : K‘‘t'-» tti.- «:t I V s ts in th e Wa. n m n nun HACK IIOMK” in World Wai County will attend The meeting In te llig e j n'* Tiles*- and mans other top W Ebster 9 19(H) — a ls o — d a vk M i Mr will be conducted by Command II .uni el v.-d in the Pat ifu He i i - will be discussed at the next OPEN D All.Y Koht Ryan - Rhonda l*leminK D e J a i k m ei Alex Bulloch All membei of , vv.t- *»lli i i a I i n t e r p r e t e r a b o a r d th e Evening Performances Only T: o' n d th e i" I i n te n d te m e e t .n g ot t h e U -t T a l k It O m j in INK KM C Oattle hip Missouri when tht Post I3‘> ai e UI ’.'.ed to attend Starting at 7:00 le a t n b.! Ib-und tla M o u n t i• n in th h ig h sch ui mi dice was signed He alsti of Next mtV'tmg. Tuesday. Keb 2 ( ontinuous Sat A Sundays C o W i i i Clap Sna)» P a t M .T a i n J a n 2H at » p Starting Tuesday. Jan. 26 fi. lated at the San Kruncisco of th Now to Sat. Jan. 20-23 Kecommended for Adult Peat <- Treaty He die*l Jan H af p a ln l a ill b r M i s E d r C h i is Entertainm ent Only ter a shoit illness and was bur Rich. Widmark Karl Malden ■ aanppnm n aaannM Jewish Music M is E lla A m -! ill "The Moon Is Walk.-! Mi Al La "Take The High To Our Lady R u t h Cr* a -ev M Ground" Shower Held for Festival Set poind*“Xl« : mode: a Blue" Victor Mature Marl Blanchard — a ls o — Patrons Only! HIGH SCHOOL NEWS In conn* ^ ith Betty E. White t.nd “ Veils of Bagdad" observed J*-vv ish M i m i Kt-st.va! -INVASION I S. \." Regular admission, plus 10c in Technicolor throughout the Jewish Cnnmiun It w ill scare the pants off you Service Charge A surprise btidal shower ' M r m d M is Yit- o f ities ,if o u r c o u n ti . ( J a n Ki t< •en lere*l Miss Betty E Whit. K 'Hith street, entertair SPI ( I A l. KID D IE SHOW Keb 1ft i tin- Lyndhurst II* brew This Most Equisite and I.y n d h u i -t la st T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g | , r.i i on Sunday . Mi am SATt RDAY M ATINEE it the home of Miss Doris In ' ?entet will on-sent an e\*-nmg ol ! t> i P i k e ..I B i o o k l y n 2 K it. EE AT I RES 2 Costly Hand Painted dima Sixth avenue. Lyndhurst Jewish mu ic "ii a high artistic 5 C A R T O O N S 5 Roller Skating D.-toiiitions w.ei* in pink and lev»-l I.n TllU i sd a v .-yen n ' Ken DINNER SERVICE w h ite , .set oil b v » laige pink anti 2 u t 8 p. m Sua. thru Tues. Jan. 24-26 RIVIERA PARK white umbi *1 la A buffet sup|H-i Th*- let tu i ' .11 b e Adult School Kath. (.ravson Howard Keel STARTING TCESDAY AND 1 uesday, Friday, THCRSDAY. EEHRCARY 2 •d the drtingui ■el ontmued from Page 1 * "KISS ME KATE" Saturday and Sunday AND 4, AND EACH TI ES 'Sts Mr: R W h ite Park Avenue .mu m N.- ,n d nrrent developments in the in (ilorious ( tdor D A Y & T ill RSI)AY THERE P Inglima, York Cdv H III J Putt. Miss M Wb t* Mi-* 7:30 to II P.M. AFTER Robert Slack .loan Taylor M r s J L*.pi* t M u i S Ixiprete man. eoncei t Mi Naumoff s w ide experience F t LO RRAIN E CATFN'A And OAI1. MORC.APf SATURDAY and SUNDAY M IS J H av e - Mi» I) M a rt in i ecutive *bn .( tin Cantoi 'i this h,-ld makes him a paiti.- "WAR PAINT" A s s e m b ly ot 1'mt.d Svn. I a i I v well qualified iiistructoi. \lis J M ain... Miss H Maurtt. Mrs in C o l o r Matinees K Hal bici i M: F. Oldham. gogur ol An • tit is a b l e to b u n g to his We Pick I p & Deliver H i Everv*.I Mis, M (>1.1 ha n Mrs W Fanell. Kalh*-rs ..! t! li. 11 tut.- lass first hand information on 2 I* M. to 5 P.M . o n S**i ix MlsS J Kallell. Mrs B White and College 'I m i'" ’I this important phase 'of Ameri 70! WASHINGTON AVE. T u e s d a y s & Thursdays Belleville. N. J, p|„ 9 4969 holiday sr. ■ " N. a , ar, lift.- One of his mole recent' Mt t’aiola Mis tW ilson, Mrs the Rabbm:. ll.,li.ra> II ouse l.aundrv Now. t h a t Ct-I on. MI R C e i o n e . M is J Y o rk Citv ' assignment* in tonne, tion with 118 Ridge Rd . No Arlington b u s in c s - V11 I'inio all ..) L v n d liu i *t. M rs to n e . o|*ei a a n d ueit artist, his NI.KB w..ik has tieen the T b . si K E . 2-RK44 !t K;n i ' l l y t Rutherford. Mrs . ant*«r .1 I ts I- S' . on, I j current New i k w it. i tn>nt dis W T h *iiip on. B e lle v ill e . M s A New a ik Re K I M ill fo- . p u t,. In tie- to b lo w It H im ii tb e i e w* 'iibt b e n o s> b* d a n d Mm.ui.I. Astonu. I. I Mis C j met leading bai at th. Y'.n [ The special fee for thr Labor [MIMEOGRAPHING in . . i,di lb. v fma-llv sountln ott ‘be shout was | .i .bit bl y (Hm.-dahl and Mis I I Kaiser, of j na OjHia, .soioi- he B B C in I Management Relations c m *• is ..yet t o Mi H u t It V .1 bat V i, school Tuesday Tb.-t • PHOTO-OFFSET d ;.l I’d. son M is I. Johnson. Irv Jetusalem, and ■ .’'Otitiv . : $2 00 Classes will br held f i K. & K. vvr. k. a hi. I. vs a Ii t I.i. i.t a ll A g a i n tin w e ek ii - a 1 .VII d..v uigton Mis A Porter. Carlstadt. singing leading -A.th si.\« : ,1 , u-ht consecutive Mondays, at I 0 0 MOT ! AUTO-TYPING .v n d h u r s t teat hei w e i e b a d a t. iii d a week be. auv* t he o p e i a rtim p iim r - ng th. m the high school. H to 1* til p m • M s K M u I lei Rut he i ford and Q u m v ( u n m inv itetl t. • ADDRESSING M S Bel- lie! J e i s**y C ity Philadrl| hia 1. da C it - , Registration for this and other TKl < kl\<; AM ) w e e k I v Miss While will become tile p r a i m g M et! ■p 'li'an Op | Adult School loursc.- is now in M U LT ILIT H .1 b. I M< .nt* la ir S t a te T e ; A few hi id. ot Ml K D Morantlo. foi st v ill j pi ogress daily from W am to f» ASPIIAI.T SERVICE mi alteixluu; rla-.se M A IL IN G and t*tis.ye ' -n- pm at the Board of Education m e t Iv ..| R a m s e y ..n S a tu r d a y . Mi Mil \SIMIALT DHIVKWAYS Keb ti The it p m ceremony will the r S A ! offi. . tonight anti Monday eye I Dee Business Service it tb< «• i.- Rit h a i il St ludl. take plate at St Marys R C nd dal !-nIi '! nmK January 2f» and also next | | i One block from B«llavill« TpKe I 20 cents per s4|nare foot ltu p ii.s k jo . J ant I.l!. .ni, Bob Ten v C h u i eh R u l h e i f rd ork with the ohi nl.ia B . a ' I Thursday at the high school. 7 30 | I3i KEARNY AVE. • tn JO p m For those unable t" ARLINGTON. N J in d s o p h o h e ld . lot alt nil It w hen they K‘'* there They v II Ix' ta k e n KLarny 2-8290 inbIV Iasi v et-k. the sell!' "I come in person, mail applications K E . 2 9OH0 T h . md well get all the tints about the trip h . n th e y , las- lit th e m l ioi - ..nd 11 *■ sh 1111 will be incepted if artt.mpanu-.l : I I o>|t th Army and An >d Di Syein-- this ,s tlie season for lours! by the proper fee Chet.k* should .f Fail leigli Du k 1st >n (olieje Alt. I THIS N Til AT" I’, tel pi e sid e lit made payable to the Lynd l|uills are uxed entirely lor de ; P .i t- a n d tlu n is. ussetl Ih. vi in*.i I- i itlav vt aiboek pictures wen- taken of the seniors and ..II t h i n I huist Adult Srb.H.I and addr 1 ' lensivr purposes. The notion ol j u t to t>» .1 big ut the st.itts who llie working for the yearbook Had a lot of tun . Itl th.it night Tin danre turned to Edwin C OliMin. Adnumstra shooting quills may have arisen | y bodV bad a Wolldriful lime da t ing to the Swing DON’T KORCKT TO BUY THOSE BOOSTERS from any senior tor. T-.wn Hall. Lyndhurst Irom the fact that loose ones ii-• .tif Irfreshmenls in the tah v In. h gn\ ol gal They'll be glad to take your money Rrmember. unde, sometimes fall out when the ani S. , 1,1 III V Ih.s 1 at.-I m t h e ev Mt a n d Ml lassnn n v.Hit turn will come, so try and help out now Y*>u mal bristles them i . i i .si n. a n d vv t ti I iVe to t . > m i: B<< paieiits i an tlo your share too! Ask vour son *>i daughter about School Teachers ii I MISS (but ( olien ;r ui vv t as ,.i.n iis you ran The campaign is only on thiough Januaiv INVENTORY It, t M is l a o ta s .i n .. e- t a k i n g hei |i morrow we’ll have class meetings and studv gioups dm (Continued fion ii- building M hi i ll I T h r * la s s .■: mg assemhH- (H-riod (iirls- basketball stalled and the gnls are He also rcmaikt.l • ,' I tti. In ant lie ■ d t h r I' N .i bus\ rverv Mondav and Wednesday night competing f.n i..p > n.•* nlut atoi s nui't -eek with their team We'll have the results on that as soon as possible e m p h a s . s *.n t h e >tu Oui new gvtn teacher. Miss Anne Dovas is starling a In.wling I tie s a n d tin t la-.-i' league tui the girls ium.ii It will l*e held evei v Thursday aftei as basit mgi edit nt- SALE! At The Rivoli noon at the Lyndhurst Reel eat ion Center St bool show t om m g j building pretty soon March 12 and 13 are the dalt W o rV h a s b e g u n , sti i . - keep it in mind That about all the school news for this w O N A I . L so bve for now ' INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. S T O < K 1-3 O F F W AI I PAPER' Day 218 W ashington Avenue NCM - X-Ray Night Nutley, N. J. 10°o Discount On All Paints DR. L. E. T H IB O D E A U Sunday NUIley 2-8080 Chiropractor TELEVISION PAINTING S INTERIOR DECORATING ,93 KID .lt KOAl) SERVICE Industrial Waste Removal NORTH AKI.INtiTON. N J Best Equipped Service Laboratorv in this A r« FREE ESTIMATES t.Kncya K-K66I Call KLarny !WST8 KEarny 2-3060 Booklets pertaining to your or W E b ste r 9-4769 Mee# and Greet Your Friends C E : 8 - 4 3 6 1 c o n d i t io n a n d what Chiroprac tic might do for it on request. Now! Visit Our Newly Decorated Pine Room For Quick, Reliable I lave that fall or injurv Service On All Makes Double Barrel's Tavern checked. (.onMilt your hwal LYNDHURST ARLINGTON Jill IM .BKOW Ol SKI Pro|r. chiropractor. TELEVISION Paint & Wallpaper Chiropractic teaches W Eb ster 9-9679 •'TlUie The H igh (inw nd" Im m it's ro%»dv. rebald hun»e play to that health comes SERVICE 400 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst Its rousing m arching aom- from the hard boiled bates and sluggi tg 442 Lewandowsiti Street, Lyndhurst, N. J. feuds to it* tough and Irntier love slory this is a -drama of our from within YOU. 72B K EA R N Y AVE. tim es exciting, exalting, young, brave and alive Showing at the ARLINGTON Rivoli Theater, Rutherford, Wednesday through Saturday COMMERCIAL LEADER A SOITH BFRf.EN RFVTKV Mother's Club Holds Meeting

The Lyndhurst Mothers Club held a meeting cn Thursday of The Woman's Club, meeting, The Evening Department will ternoon at the home of Mrs Er la s t Wednesday afternoon at meet this evening at the High wm Neuman of K<.*:n avenue Adoniram Temple, Secor^ ave- School when Mrs E. XJerard Con j Wlth Mrs George S ib e r d m ^ . n u e . enjoyed a demonstration of oscenti of Teaneck is scheduled president, in c h a n g e 'Making Paper Flowers" given to speak on "More Than Foui j Mrs (j J GoeU a n d M r s by Mrs Fred Taub. At the close ( Walls ’. • Frederick Blum were n a m e d as of the demonstration s h e l e t the | pians for the mMtmg were sunshine eomm.ite* members try their skill at some , made at a mrt.tmg of the execu- Hostesses nam ed for •he Vaietv of tlje simpler flowers Mrs. Har I tive held ,asl week al th« tine party to feature t h e F r O iU old J Camelet assisted Mrs. T a u b . j home of Mrs Kenneth Ruzlka, ot a r y m e e t m K ,n 51 rven ng ol 0 T S 1 * February 11 are Mr* 1 hilip In a,P^ r0 -!dL l°_ h_8V! ! 625 Fourth street, with M rs C l a r lilima. Mrs Eugene Mt tt. M r s each member of the club earn at ence Golembiewski. chairman William J Hi least three dollars (or the fund presiding . Others ... present...... were.. <‘>r the restoration of Indepen- Mrs pou, Coa<.he Mrs John ! Kwiatku* denee Hall at Philadelphia. as 1 Broderick Mrs Robert Chankal-j Kindelbei-er K i . -ek rnd »«*rvr a lean, •leb: a te d . sponsored by .the General Federa- i , a n M r s Frederick Perego. Mrs I anm vrisam s t- be l » « n |.« * l le g II I tion of W omens Clubs. Mrs. Har- phil,p Paul Mrs Frank Carania ' «>••** '< M,s U u*:h v M r s S.. l«mh lor a eha»»*e Ito n a n i I I a ” ' . . H! im y K le in is c h a i r m a n i Mrs Patrick Scalera and Mrs. Jo- I u,>1 D' B" arul leal, lrlir»' 4 Iim- quaJM) —• was changed from May 12 to May j ■ celebration dmn» i U ir IllM'M ! 5. so as not to conflict with the Thr Junior Woman's Club met Feb 18 were disci State convention at Atlantic City i on Tuesday evening*at the High p Maskie!! is chdin Mrs. Paul Witting, first vice School. A full report ol their August E Kirch lor president, had charge of the bus- meeting will be included in thi* C Raymond MAttti (Joifrnmrnl (.taded "I X t MOM I 1 H o i . ness meeting Mrs. Arthur Went- I column next week Felt 27 was Advant t* plans w N A l i l S C O 3 1 ge of the program j announced as the date foi a tor tlu card paitv t R i t z I K \ t K l K S |*kg ai 1 department day will be ' mal to be given hy the cluh, al evening of 2 5 ’ ! la : m xt Wednesday at 225 Ton Hutherford Woman's Cluh Mrs School M: - E d v tine avenue Kenneth Hanselman is president head> ,i lai \ AN ( AMIN 2 1 Chuck Roast r a n g e m e n t s B e a n s ln lomalv ûrt 2 present from Lady Luck, you are light, his was the only name .n the box this week, or s< it .seems DEI MON I K o r S t e a k ! it was the one that came out CYO Advisers P e a s 2 3 7 Hv CONRAD SIEGER Happy birthday, Johnny I • ■ t|U » I ltV e « t 11 |f Plan Retreat tan*.*u» fitr l>rrf' I b . Liun Picaldent Sydney Zubat Speaking of Happy Birthdays. Lion AlVlir Jacobs, the big Kniur f- WKU’II'S km. really sat no tall, at the last T h e A d u l t llnnrlfMi. ( hurli Kaant 3 9 road Dry Goods merchant, had a G r a p e l a d e 1 6 *>/- j « t 1 9 meeting He had every reason to, the CYO of : birthda) . right on the nose of the his companion on the light was Chun h. met Father Kmckei booker, in full ir meeting day Happy Birthday t> (•y e n m e a t W M N s W K I T l2 o<. galla and tlu- plate was the M a you Al, and may you have n. >u FRESH GROUND BEEF . .3 5 plans fo: a i < t \. ,i P K I N K i Ind llt**» 5 9 sonic Club, a histoi teal building Beside*- meaning many n n J u i c e Mait.li 11 tlu u years, we mean also many m >re j if t h e r e e v e r w a s churth and Pan BONELESS BRISKET . 59 one Built in a y e a r . I w ith a C t H n m u n u Bi Snow. snow, beautiful snnw’ ! the morning of Sunday Well, there was supposed to be a COOKIES CRACKERS CANNCU lUICtS RIB ROAST BEEF. vr l - - 6 5 The ofTrr it (ie* •'i.e Washington h ad I directors meeting at the office of ( _ • 2 . V ht Ip the som Cookies S u u i, . . . “ - w V-S st pped there when Lion Secretary Dot Weiss Mon in athletic e\ent SiH-ial T eas U M Jtal j day. but the boys found but king 2 -Sr Jui<-«* • mala I a tough, so the meet a a .i » « * a la The honored guest. Father each Saturday at 11.. m \ anilla W afent nv juk »- IMIIaiaM I 11« { hilt k I .amii m . l . v VII I .— I N o * a . « r ‘ ing was postponed until last Knickerbocker, gave a vei y in The Junioi CYO ann It** tl Mi'. -l*. Tomato Juirr l a a i | -V J V I.aml>< hoj»i ?‘V m ♦♦‘♦r ► ilU*t uf Houmlrr 1'^ teresting speech, after the lunch Thursday, did it take plat* oi c a k e s a l e f o r F e b 27 «•■•»»» eon ‘Bergen County, which at i was the snow flurry too heavy” " .>**. the Pansh Hall and . CANDY DEPT I u ICC n*>* t r r i • l.am li* ho|** THr Hllet o f lla«l«Wk iTr the time included what is now It seems that Ladies Night must th«- s a m e n l a c e <-n Fet. N | * l l l | •• y , r J l . Oralinc Juirr I Ur ► illel of Terrh T.. Jersey City, then known as Paul- j have been too muth for Frank Sal DeCarlo. tempoifl I k a ia la lt S ir* m g I atnli u^ Hook, ac tually w as settled-be- Matus and Norm Penwarden „ I'H ( imI Slraka • IV dent, yy as jn i hai j’e f ' Wrlch J r Mints PURE rBUIT PBESEBVES siuM ir m r.. *' fore the Isle of Manhattan." he | haven't seen them at a meeting ing A total of 30 adblts ?;nd “A Dutchman bv the name since What's up boys’ Frank Marshmallows salmim ''Iraki » *»IV Ih e Ib Edward Jlaj StrawiH'rry “i'.tl.... Z.~ 29r M eal) Scrapple of Van Cortland who thought that Forward must be pretty busy pres* nt as an ad\ i>..r ... l,nrrt» ur»l ■'V**' *»**«■ S » o f t lf h h S lr a k * * •***■ this area of New Jersey was be taking pictures on Ridge road he 1'ea. h » r m '»•*» I <4w»lrr 1 at la M< coming crowded, thought that thr has been conspicuous by his at) (.lidi-rs riiLV.. • .rain- _____ r . . * ' . . J V M k I k i I I t o l o g n a island across thr rivrr would sente also Hope to see v u fel K .. ‘ ,n M iilgel Salam i „ v s (l> a lr r « — make a good place to spread to lows all on Thursday anti Mi CANNED VEGETABLES INSTANT c o r r t E Well, we know the rest. Manhat ...... - ...... 1 ou I t a \ N .i.lits *..... 2 ,.v. J:ir tan Island eventually became the The Indies Auxiliary - t Lew .dd m rn Nescafe Ur 57c U," Sl.ft.'i most ciowded community in oi andowski Post. Amvets, will ii. ld ' ■ >t Sauerkraut ?;l^' 17r I III ll > A \ M .I I M il I S 11 at k e tt K r Ideal .VV 1_" II.OS on this i untinent, and now the a cake sale on Saturday, Jan 23 A h l ayer l*ak w.VuV!.. ...- JO, descendants of the then founding at Sacred Heart Parish Hall on J a m o Ii.i Jo-Mar father* are soreading west across , Ridge road, beginning at 9 3() Z u k a n d detail I . H e e l s ...... I*>r Instant Sanka 1..“ *>V the river to the Original Settle a m Mrs. Mary Poleae is cha i l.viidhi.! s a n d A i m < hick I’eaa Uw Ibs 1 9 ment. becai'se yve m w actually m a n . id H a i r i s ti. W ashinidon i." 57c A p p l e s s . ™ - . 2 have the beit room to spread. PANTRY rEATURES Bergen County Father Knicker I ha*e & Sanltorn S7r bocker was informed that Bergen I’ie Apple* 2 f i r 1 9 Itorden'a Instant U," 57c B r o c c o l i ■■■- B u n , h County aLso has. the laigest popu- For Radio, Television, 1‘eanut Itu11<*r . i ' u lation of Lions than any county ;'"•_* |s,. KIHKMAN TEA TUBES f Nev. York anil next t > Cook Sauce \rtiiro County. Ill . thr birthplace of Auto Radio Repairs Karo S> nip V. V-VJ. 2I< itorax soap V W estern Car rots-_10 L io iiism . il is t h r l a r g e s t I.io n Icy I’oint Salmnn : . v i . v Kirkm an's Klakei) C o u n t y hi the Woi Id J u h * We had some vei y interesting Crimes j ; v IMernent ' ** I V-* » U I ' a « 3 5 visitors. ;n addition to Father O r a n g e s 5 KOSI'O I ka.al. 1. t l a . . . . 4 tiranulated '.T.. Knickerbocker, a Thomas Con- Call GEneva 8 -6 15 1 f t . cancum. James Budd and the M a.a. uni v m M1SCEU.AIIEOUS I am v Kiii|M'ror famous 'Tombstone'' Joe Geraci fn m the West Hudson Lions Chicken llroth T *.! ... i v PARK RADIO SERVICE M a r i f a r i n e - * * .. *V Ni w I ri>|. I liiritla I .ililtaî I m - Club What a shellacking Joe gets K v a p M ilk ...... 2 .„ . JT m ' S n a p p y ^ when he visits, but he can take Ed McDonnell S Joe Bruno it. a n d e v id e n tly h e lik e s it. o r us. TEA. TEA BAGS Horan :..v r.r u: »v II \ K I 11% \ l l I l > because he c onies often l.li al Tea' UT J7 r Some sti angers, who actually 12 I VALLEY BROOK AVENUE ll*.ra»o ...... W: I ~r belong to the Lyndhurst Lions T e a lla ifs r . i r Alka S. lt/rr J‘lr Me Club, als came ti> the meeting, Lyndhjrft, N. J. Tea llaifh : r ,,...V'V_.,.. :r-> s*r I n »>Uaf %.|I|J|| l^lrlflr* they were almost introduced as I Golden Loaf C a k e 1 9 ‘ visiting firemen, until they were M a cu la r T 7 r * a l « a ’ M tt im t m I < ^ ~ l * l recognized by some of the old 1 iMillliim.il.iiiiiimmiiMiilMMiiiiiilimmii.il.m il.m m ....m i..ii".....linn timers Electricians Joe Pegnat< and Jim my lb>sa and that Heritor I IIO S I I II I OOIIS l l r t i u n S r w 1 * 1 . fiom Stuyvesant avenue. Arthur Fashion-touched N Mi»ll» Liva Weil fellows. I hope you \ irîni.i l/» «' VN In al Muffin* 2 \ r found out that meetings are real ly i nt ■■(•■-ting plates C om e again Sll|ir.'lll.' V\ Ini, Ur, ti,I I Lion Vue president Johnny Birdseye Peas 2 2 9 ' Fusai ' got u belated birthday llu* V\e,fc Unit ' »ralN »tl al VII t in. Kkil.rU I ll% lll\ I OOIIS I t r . M c o l i Ju i< •■ j : » i III, * i»l < ill I H Ib I l o r n I H I D U U < . . . i ' » . 6 5 ‘ I l l l l l l It. S h a r p IVurlie* 1 LOOK! ; • i ' i , m H.h liro w llie. lili'tlilul.' I Ini. • I n I <>< I **sll. fli, 1,1 I oll.lj^. I ||r* s< i «i , I I OMII»A«a4»l ll I O M » s IM A Tfctl l l . i l l.ir.I Itix nits

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III.m n I I hili Sjiii- A S|,au 1*1(1 I I H|*rn Frida)* T ill ihrrrl Ottfi+1! l K u l o l J 'le — i : u _M I . Con (jirne I *• LYNDHURST S NEWEST t»‘S - : » l« - rr O 'le Melrote Hair Stvliylist LADIES1 SPORTSWEAR IWI M MIM.r. BOAO LEES SOITH Wil HUM.I ROAD (cm K.i^.Uod. LYKDHUR9T t u t i ‘ “ n < 256-60 Stuyvesant Avenue — Lyndhurst — Free Parking Lot T H U R S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 21. 19.',1 c o m m e r c i a l i F v n r t? ,t c n c m P F n c . r v r e v i e w PAGE SIX Fi n—Get Well", an illustrated well as the State. It is one of the extensions are now i t!i nevcri: e- iiom t ills amounted ...oohlet designed particularly for Forty-Two Accidents 1 most important achievements of of being built I am contident that u n c . t a . . . o f 13.1 , - a : m L . of children ill w i t h r h e u New Milestones Racked Up t h i s administration. in the construction of three ex matic fever and .helpful to all tensions, and in others that will , percent compared with actual toll convalescents. "Heart Disease and On Berren Highways “From your report, which I soon be commenced, the same revenue* in 1952 On a daily bas- By Turnpike Authority have read with great interest, it ... ac.ua! toll revenues averaged Pregnan. y", discussing the prob hiph standards w.ll be maintained The y,-ar 1U53 ’e m mated with lems of motherhood for vnm. ri is apparent that in two years j and that they will meet need: 5. b a r . i i..S.s o n . p a r e d w ith monses. improper licensing or with heart disea -, ‘ Vane >■* t 2 c. ,en s on h i g u w a y s p a - Tlie y«*ar marked new milestone* in traffic* ami over fortyo ne million v e h i c l e s j lust as essentia! as those met by 44 : t n ; • 952 an i $22,600 avei - registration. 13 summonses; and ci i .e i.»;r e n C o u n t y JJo- rex emit'i* for the N ew Jer>e\ T u rn p ik e , the eo m in i^ m n er- have used our Turnpike. I shud the main stem of the 1 urnuikc , t -f the Nev Jer>e\ Legislature. lion vehicles had been added to e s s io n and miv c l’aneous in r'gram. ‘ o V' the vehicle in front, and failure a tion, apam set new records about i. ;j a n f the Pu' lic Safety The accomplishments included the millions of vehicles that, dur- I : t* tal revenues of the Your Heart", a fere d si «a .O s to p a t a s to p s t r e e t e a c h two and a half times the original i :*t t* o. the Loatci of I1 .ee- ... encouraging improv i-m e n t in if construction .n the record time n« this same period, were using Xuthoritv l:o!r- all source's to *, the hearts tunci «*n ai c brought forth a single summons. estimates and reached the level, . l..i l: . safety, the beginning <*f n e w e o n - ■ i 211 m onth; of the full 118 mile UVR 1 3 0 a n d U . S . 1, th e f r e e c o m $21.510.‘-29 The la Her compared •ases: and "Hich Bk.od In muis v as the munic ipality in forecast at the time of the financ struction deemeu "^cnt ul m the Turnpike, and the beginning of peting highways It us, perhaps, o $l7.<5-29 (>•») m 1952 ncluding both n d- Indu t ng that 26 persons were which most summonses were is- ing for r*'7.*>," repoit th'- A uthor i inte•:»>*.. a n d p significant that during the per this ailment anu a o» m juieu in these a cidents, the re- u u with 40 reported, while 22 •peratr>ns on Nov. 5, 1W51 ty’s Commissioner - "During the s tu d o f i th e i ■$>!.«• la te d <>d of tim e that the Turnpike has treatment methods p o r t l u t e d 18 a s r e a r - e n d c o l .'. l »' issued in Hackensack. • From the latter date to the year, daily traffic frequently ait. i r ts been under construc tion, we have lisions. and attributed three to >oi tb.- third su.cessive month je c ts tc •nd of 1*153, the Turnpike carried ranged from th ee to four times I : 11 < i Copies of these -va.tiphlc;. r ' ,'og. I m p : o- e r tu . n s . p a s s in g r. d t r u c k s * m o r e , t h a n 41.'H«).(KJ0 v e h ic le s . ieen spending manv millions of Heart Series the radio division handled and the forecasts yet t:ie heavy vol u* obtained from your county a d d th*- foliar* improving the highways, lights, parsing c,n the right, los . c/ver 4.000 t a i l s w i t h 4.- I r a n - p o i t ’.K.' m o r e t h a n IfK/.OOO, umes v ere handled effj c-ntly. T m a .-t c h a i: m a n . (i< oi >. ’hat I have just mentioned. ing contrc. 1 of the vehicle, drunk ‘43 I epor ted Of those, 175 were lOo (x i fo r an- ■ of 1. and without delays, throughout is Available New Jersey Heart Association, en driving, parking on the high vice cha::man. .ind Max I am particularly impressed ne: ;>1 alarm s. i77.H76.051 the 11U n.ile- of the Turnpike " 790 Biodd street, Newark. te Jr.. t : e ■|i, . . - of b r u f a r t r le*; hv« way, and falling a>l»*ep also w eie Du: mg th;- month county po- In- l u d e d .r.: ' Annual bv the improvement in the* safe d 22 159 0X4 1.« *• n red to bi in ’ you gen In ah of these 1 ooklet* you'll listed as accident a.ises :..t niycl* o n e a r r e s t for a s s a u l t o m ( i ' l v c r n o r ty record. O ur statistics have al- A to ul ii ' i - ton on how youf and. besides specific inform ation. Faran>us v--t> the scene of 11 ,.n l b a t t e v. pi ke-d u p o n e r u n to C !ia .: m a n w.iys disclosed that the Turnpike m o v e d ijvi.i \ l f i e d F. new hope based on the steady accidents, 10 of which o ctirr* n was one of America's safest high a dailv ave-, ron. Of that iea:t !.n tions, what fc-nd of away boy. a' ; renended a drunk- 1949 ; he liniments that numl e i. 22." •e levenue- v tio;. I ! !’iv e it. a n d tti. progress in treatm ent' of heart o n R o u t e 4 t.pht ac.-idents hap • n d i :v m and put out a truck - h a v 1953, e\,.iu;- years, wavs W hen it comes to accidents, p r o d ue i n ” • <■ - f h . » . l K... disease. This progress has been pened in Hasbrouck Height-, and fire. County police patrolled 4. i a n n i p o r t . f the New however, statistics do not provide classes Trie th o M v .) t to know in nioie made oossihle, in a large part, by i six in Ti-terhoro. 435 mile s during December. •% i • A u t h very satisfactory answer One v T . M.o-c- t h a n h a l f o f t h e tr a f f ic e d n n i ■ v 11 1e> u-ed by d e l a ;. ,p. . ,fic h e a r t dis- mtnbutions to the annual Heart e a t N e w ,|e-> trodent w too many. According Fund appeal. Won t you help keep violations for which summonses lv, the reduction of the accident engnwer an I number ■ ease-:, th Jersey Heart As to I d a cumparat: up this essential work when you were issued in December we.e Dor* nic k .1 L.velli, tow n clerk, record by almost one-third is contractoi s o n s t : net i »l soeiation >. without charge, p e r io d ') t.m e , th<- N vv J e r s e y ha. retamed to duty after a few operations < [ o' npike; b\ I a m p !.!' various .subtecLs are asked to aid the Heart Fund speckling, with HO rc.oided. Oth i in te g r a l cause for congratulations and a T u i n p ik e has become • er vi< lat/on.- were- a high m o weeks j JI r> • ss Doc", as he is challenge for future perseverance t h e S t .d e Pi !.e b n ie n t a T h - ■ I- Heart Disea-e tins February? p a r t of - r live s. T h e f, ilitv th a t kn.wn to n.any townspeople. signed to tla 1 a n d m e m in O i i I vhieh covers rheu dem e during the month were fa 1- «ivir f e l l o e C o m m i s s i o n ;n our safety campaign f ro m a fe\ y o u ;m d See you at St. M ichael's ure to keep rudit. 15 summonses oni’Tet'-d '■ • yea is of service to The Turnpike story, however, hers of the i ity staff n m a t;. In isease .ind ediu a 575 t th e 1953 ei s h a v e unit, at my request, and the eommunity in September. their nom a a n d iiv fin t o n t i - children; Have Dance Saturday at 9:00 issued; im proper parkin:’,, 25 sum ?. serves the Nation as not complete. Greatly needed

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MAGNESIUM B-D H O I H ( I S k \ . .il.it*!*' lor Im m ediate Stn|>m» ot Who Could Forsee Such Progress? O nen) Way Lyndiiuisl BECTON, DICKINSON & COMPANY \\ l l.~l.-r '*-111(10 R uth«rfo'd N#»» J»i»*y Benjamin Franklin was one of the most forward-looking men of his era. Yet even he, signing the Declaration of Independ j. W. Mortell Company ence, 177 years ago, could hardly have foreseen the spectac ular growth and progress of the nation born that day. Never I VNlilH'KST, NI W JI.KSKY theless, the promise of that glorious future was implicit in

Manufacturers of the Declaration, itsejf. Equality for all . . . the opportunity CORRECT LAUNDRY fo r each to strive and build and achieve to the utmost of his OFFERS THE BEST IN SERVICE Technical Coatings abilities .. . it is upon these principles that America has grown great and grown strong, and remained forover free! New Jer • Family Laundry 20*« Off < a«li • (^irry sey and Bergen County continue to grow and expand along • Dry Cleaning • Kuf» A lilankett 11 ,i ^ »■ A w n u i ' t.l nrvu 88117 with the Nation . . . our business men and residents are resolved ^ w w w ^ w w v w w to keep America great and strong and free. 22-U* CRYSTAL ST., NORTH AR1.INGTON, N. J. NK«L^ IIK( ol(MH): It Costs Less Than You Think! Weddings BE CORRECT • Call CORRECT • KE. 2-1689 Banquets l« u h I ainpemaro. Prop C r y s t a l PETER A. FRASSE KE. 2-9717 Parties 13 0 °o Sunoco Products AM) Monument Co. and Co., Inc. VI SKA FOOD . STEAKS K«L Over 2'» Year# \LLOY, STAINLESS AND LO U 'S S ER V IC E C E N T E R D ELICIO U S HOME CO O KIKO % INKS & l.iyUO RS M(»miineuU A MaiiMileuint De»i|(tie

* nt:mliu'eil aa the n r w U aA spoita . h. i • «**•** -.*« ie*tu«« U»# i Vote Spend 2 Paint Courses M i r s i RMftlV’sts .>f p r e p a r i n g . a n Patient Care tion than man. M i* Charlies ll O f $10,554 v onklm as m em brrship chairm an, Offered at NCE ^Ivmng and testing a ante va •inti Mrs L W Netf dsn.mating flrt* d paints *nf V ar*i*ne< a itarm an All are resident* •! the W om an * Au* wdl '4fer two paint tevhnokWL) Thes will fee ?diered n roapm M aking their initial rs-porta a* < a ;k Hospital the institution ilia ty i*f H a t k e n s a v k H u a p ita l w a* n W« ~i‘W v, ,lh v , Y..f» lhni.1. b l a n c h c h a i r m e n a r i r t h e f«! Erb 1 to* ing Mt* Alexander l.'winn \ a n **i ind AaMuriete-n an; ml leport of Ihe hospital ha» gently needk*d mjuij ment for the n> Apt a 2i nrn ably with the 19S2 national aver AiiK at tin \ ' ia 1 Milt. C'uh. leges N*ws ial t,'«-ui«e» I? ' »•>•/> V.»;n.i*h f*-. «»t*« tw.n I W rtta* id IWher newly elected a p e of $21 20 p e t patient prr day. w;i.< utter ted !•% Wx-.ii» \ a n d ■miimfn are M r' H F Suthei •dn* Ame1 u an H ospital Assort a la n d Nr* Mdlord Ms K J fig u re s I f a n t e >. R i d g r * . * * ! a n d M i s ’I hf addition <>f the new wing W .I i. am V-ift H'** h» !le 1**1 h INCOME TAX SERVICE! * h c h has permitted an increase •ti t tM'iit nn ihe YM M A M i" t> m hnda\ h-l I t 10 a m ■ f -upj.hr> and jtalune*, -n 11*&3 % M-sS.rtHl .>v. th e l»*S2 f ig u ie Special Hour* Unt«l'March I Mh V. h !• th e h.»' p ita l o p « * isted a t a 1954 CADILLAC SERIES 60 SPECIAL FLEETWOOD SEDAN -Exceptionaly low ly.ng length o n d ' ! d .i i t h f y e a : it w a * sumptuously fitted interiors distinguish the 1954 Codilloc 60 Special Reetwocd Sedan D ru m o t* : ’ 7 j ■ . ent . xpenditure* >tit H ntts • \m i r M new styling and new chassis and suspension engineering m ake rhe 1954 Codilloc o moio. ouiomot.ve ! !'i . t : • t.i \ di ^ailm ent, w h u h s| \|ltts ■* » VI advance establishing important future trends, according to Don E. Ahrens, Genet ol Monomer of ■ . I 2 *' 3M1 mm j !•» t p a t te n ts \illliltul\tl W r»l Sljhl ||. uit \llr> I »h' Cackllac Motor Cor Division. ti :nVI .ii t- . ..st pei tu Panoramic windshield, new front and rear end designs, new low length of body lmr% a n d n o e m e d , tr. •• . :! •! • S . H.< m It* 52 tu interior roominess are outstanding. W ith im p r o v e d steering, braking, handling und riding qual.i.es, im . *S3 A •<< ■.* d m n g r o o m the new Cadillac delivers even greater smoothness ond responsiveness from its high compres-uon i \ 11 .* * * t« n a n kitchen. V-8 engine. ... I.l n t h r e e ii 11 ?.. GEneva R-1234 '■•i.n < v . k .t» hi n» n th r - w .tl« ‘. a v r i ..d r to o d FILL LARIY . . AVOID THI RUSH! ) Masonic Club Notes

Due to the absence of Presi- i bur F Simpson. Charles Smith dent W illiam Feldheusen at thr | and Herbert G Willys. Brothei meeting of the MasonTr Club . T WilTys fie in p present -w- the Club and pre 13. the meeting wa~ runductrd by senterl to the members The jeti Vice President J"hn Kutu aftei tions t'f Brother Norbert J Kop t h r invut Jtn>n {••• • n b y l*a>t ;ns of NulJey and F.iwn .1 Haim Pnsident lluw.nd Uiifrph-t.n o f I a te : sj»n W e re r e c e i ' e d ..n . Bi other Pun.-an • nm id , tin m d over to the Menibersbij th»- M e m be i > h n - u m n i? t«*. i e j C . a n m i l t e I.n- m v e s tl! -*t; n p o j t r l f a v o ' a b ly m i t • >• • j •• t :» m- . M jiersons look upon tin fo r in e m b e r s h i j i I H: •H.ri-> W ti | numbr 13 with superstition. bu! n o t s o to th e n e w i b a n m a n oi th e entertainment i oimuitti i Cadillac Prices Bi other Ernest Seeholzer Bi oth er Seeholzer has a committee Are Announced * vvelv e m em bers plus himself am after hearing a leport of thi Prices of the 19^4 model Cad plan1 for thhe various event illai wrrr announced bfduy bv J they have scheduled foi the yeai J M Koctir.. general sales loan I of 1954 superstition was iea” v .i»;i*r id the Cadillac Motor Cai uveil .okril Fust on the progran Division “These new prices. Mr is the annual diJtnn and dance t. Roche stated, "include as stand be held on Satin (lav. Jan 30 a’ ;(rd equipment many items prev i t h e c o st $1 5ll p e r t* 1 s..n t m nusly handled as uptmnal equip bidr dan ng to a well knowi ment. such as power steering, Iik al • r h e s 11 a \ lus • ntfitam rhm m e wheel discs, windshield mrnt Thrn om It*" I < w.ll t. v. a s h e i i I f ilte r \ a m tv m u m i . th. Va entmi <>r S.-.eeth, a t 1'.. and <.ut-idr iear view inliroi. all ty a n d si, ail tin ..u g h th' i.f whuh wrii- metalled at cn- vr..r The unl> month the er.tei ti.inn> requrst .,n |m rc ent of tamment ii.mmittee h#* no plan- < .u r J M.VI * u n >drK at extra « ost f.n is M .i i h. ilui in,- w *»i' h (n o n tl. The new Cadillac prices start t h e c l u b w ill c e le b i a te it> 3 m h w i t h t h e m o d e l H2 C o u p e at $3. mn versarv Dr, Man h 13 wil K37 77 drlivn.rd f o b Detroit, in be the annual pie r.-ust umler th» Irc'.senlln^ th e ' eluding F« deral Kxcsc tax. fac name of the Chief, Artie and Ray tor v handling charges, and dealer Haren as the ma»n e<*mmittee delivery and handling charges having the assistance id evei> This Compares with the 10 foi the same model tent to m ake this affair the great 1 rornpat ab'v <*quipp<'d. ivt om- ever held at the i lub ii ‘ O u r 1 U 't4 model' with then honor "I the 30th ann.'ersa:\ dramatuallv new stvlmi* both P l a n - a rt Im irrt made that fn.n interior and exterior, ind length «> (M> p rn on lmti-1 l-olch-: w.i rnrd wheel base ..cam mve> ill hr >e| .id until m sever a "Tbr slight increase in pi ces w e ll k n o w n l a d .o a n d te l.•; imi.ii of all mode's . X, ept the Kld'» • tar- wh luive already been >n rado whuh has heen greatJv te Cr acted for tfiat n ’j ht 1 h e r e u . i dillfd. rrflerts pi m:.i ! iiv th e in Me no ; nut to the number of (or Y o ars (<> ( o m c . . < reased cost dealer delivery tickets to disjMised of and h. ndlin- • barge., w h.n t- have I- .n i " 1 a! S e ri t.i. v J h r R .u k not (handl'd ' t r u e .'*4! de*-p n t,e o -e M d o n « » V 'r n - ialx.i lost. ■ ,•I.nt.rm'-d Mr Ro, he t - d 'la vi 11 ii-tro d te r 1 '*'.4 m . ><|ids at | j hiu ■ ^ mi - d u r m v t h e la tte r n a r t ol J<«Mt>aiv a ':nii that had U<•* n d n< Aft. The ,rrs I thi r r’ 1,'ete bl.e Me : e I ► J t B 'o t h e r R a k s t u h l W -t. fo i 1 (lc)4 i . 1 - a n a- f I' w iv -m a t. udinc o\a* n p. it J • t ,’)« m in J r i mm .M e e t>| Series f»2 S.-d.m, $3 U‘*2 ?•« r «2 C o n v e r t i b l e <4 4'M < • S e r e- p* . r ! - • I ■*>* «2 Cou|»e De Vill. U 2*>! 01 Kl H ... • ov M.I le. J .hn Kilt. dorado S.S 73« nn Sei les KO S|^- ■ o i m an F * <1 W t • ..no A r i a l S e d a n . S4 KJJ3 32 S«-r '»•« 75 ; m u. ►« t/in;e* - nirrtwmmrrr r.i n. t S . e h |/ e i ha rm a r. ^ 8-|>a*sen(*er Fleetwi»mI S«*dan I' I * Dlld • C f r t I. 1 (H 1 H74 78 a n d Seri#** ~ “t H T>assenger H W o o ri D Ihi non. ► Fl<*etwood Imperial. IK.000 IT M a m a t i o I. Fioj'hma her, I m u * i 1 ’' ./ C " ef o r A F e if .ri < (' Bav i ani F W th n>’ u ■ n M.mittre (it* o w e * J S] 25l M .v r r , ...... J C a m e o n )■ i ’ . J I. ■' a a n d (. \ $ iR V f C ( j 1 Va ! me-’-'M-.shij D in. «n C.ini mm . h.i'man. F Payne and A E n d e l k o f c Stewarts Fred W rth rhalr Auto Laundry n a n V> T h n m a t D B u r d . n C K e h i e t ami N Kletnhaua. fin ■»nee J - » h n R i i f k i t u h k c h a i r m a n W Hansen and W Keelt-v pub Jii-ity L'*u»« Loddarke »ha,r*r>an »nd G Vail club photograph*- Edward pluthrra her a.id.tin* t omrtnUrf Alfred Endelkofet chairman B M. lirr »r»<1 F Royce flag custodian Edwar- R u m u i President i persimal aid** George Earnkoff The new elrttric n^fr*> u-e I VOI R CAR WASHED 'I'he new ’ Si/irwl.-ird of the World" ur runa on diet . • tmned ,. im I nxire l»«oiiftntad titan r v n w e r e r + c e i \ r r i and » I.i:AN ire n< * r^adt for m tne * t | n > « rht-n W oh thr in t« atn-n <>f th* j wIm•!Iv rcetytnJ nrtrl re e«igirteere«t ( adilhw n» £ >rge«Mia m -s f ,-*I*c n » a i-l m' a i / ^ r a I *-1 i U « IN A JIIIY . . . urn* the Ma*»ft«r Club • ..n n»»* I front ita more rruoaive grilW Ut da rrv>re diatnxt, he pr- r.f the m<*t u» t- *r •at la a rar lfcal'« % p*r A gnrsit laMa '/.¥ > lH <*r{f»aw e fig im * baa a-bu^l a n d rlean It % •«!» modem ar*rl graceduj in ila body hrma and with A w l nf ■ • «a»ar sp in i e a |»'W*-r aial r * « |a . r a n s *tw m m A > a a t h a M iltrr af miauled Visiting Nurses gyvalar m ilady and dicmtv m everv «le(..d • »ca*l « a*).ila* y .ltU * a. H v d r s M a t k l> r» v e j(e*«v » U m rv « i gr»«Uer art*• ><>i cjiewtaon. it ta (W tinrd to mfluetae lie deaogi. Hold Meeting f«ae> o*d flaailolilv Advarawl • aa|*H«r Hlaa # ro. fom iruM . c u r . The I.yrxfhurM auatliary A t h e l i e dor < a n » for > e a r * to m n a m ( re-w atarwla#*! *«}**<*#• h »*I m U a ^ « Centra! Brijgea V irtn* Nurse Server* met nn Monday afterrv«« Mali long tf ta eitere.r laa dv afe < 'm itilm • w i t h »f a Wh<>ir ra^W orim rj^ -4 tUm rinf mfwt i at ttve hnene of M * Fi^W-rH k kixurai/ua nr% aitere«ra rwaw crtm nnm ii Hue Aral larsa ( *d ill«« I'oareg IW ^aiog’ baa u*l# / ELITE Blum, of proapet-t place Men. torr* iKm M were Mra (W wj- Minit-Man Automatic Albetdmg presi4vai Mf» Vaf«» ! Maturn. Mrs DnmtnJrk fhrn*. { De M A SSI M O T O R C A R C O .. Inc. f Aft H AHM C O , iwr. j lira Clarence Vender Hrv.eeI } I M W a a M a g U * H r* M artin Moran and M*» He? PARK AVfcNUl LYNDHURST N 1 oed S freeman * Mallet N. I. 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TTTT'RSDAY. JANTTARY 21, l^'.f c o m m e r c i a l i f \n rn a soT tn nrnr.TTv s n m PACE EIOrtT cations w ill be accepted by the j six months from the tim e a claim 1 won in boy s snowballing. Earl Board of U.S. Civil Service un- is made. Iiauky and John Quirein won in Father Knickerbocker Yisits til fuither notice. here are two timely remind i the bob sled race. There were J ers : (1>. The survivor of a de- prizes for winners in the several Ronofi+c ceased insured worker should get events. Cubmaster A. Zuk led the Lions Club in Lyndhurr1 insurance Dene t i t s ^ \ ^ touch w -th the social securlty pany in their day of fine fun.

Two things happened in Lynd* and derided to < ll l.n i >>n-i Rated On Time Basis j office without delay. (2) if you j ------hurst last Thursday that tied up. there. Thr boundaries, of thr ..Id are an insured worker and arr Mrs. Alma Orzechowski of 31 1 m e i J in important element n e a r i n g o r p a s t a g e 6 5 , g o t o your Stuyvesant -avenue, was guest of without being done deliberately. Paulus Hook srttlrm rnt were thr • v h n r .-..cial sr< u r i t y i n s u r a n c e so t.,a | s e c u r i t y office b e f o r e d e - honor at a fam ily gathering at Thr Commercial Leader had an North River and Um- South Rr. ri n* fit , are concerned, according (.jdmg on thr t i m e o f your re the home of her daughter and ; editorial asking the people to dig Who of you km a v. hne thr to William P Donnelly, manager tjrement. son-in-law. M r. and Mrs. Burton nto thr history of Lyndhurst and South Rivrr i located0 You are i th • Pas aie Social Security o f - _D a v i s of Sixth avenue on Sun x darning that it could become a wrong units* you s>aid thr Del a lit ■ d a y in celebration of her birth- very interesting and enjoyable ware b e g in with. the timr you TpAMQ Q Ent^PS I d a y anniversary, j booby, and Lyndhurst was visit- Don't accept the idra that w o r k e d in employment o r 1 1 w J d by that fabulous character. | Lyndhurst is a Johnny-come- Kather Knickerbocker, w hen he ! lately, you have a very histotical mines whether^ or ^not Three Sled Teams ittrndcd thr merting of thr mmr,' said Fathrr Kmckeibock in. ii red at thr time of Lyndhurst Lions Club. I * “eo stand hn*h and hout loud Boy Scout Troop 8 entered .lement or death as that singer Lou Monte us now three sleighs in the Klondike; Fathrr Knickerbocker, in full ( doing on th«* recoid Daiktown Th.; t,m( when you retire at , t G»rreU Mountain

-mal Regalia, in the person of j strutter: B a ll 1 " ' - 1 and r ake 8 cla,m on Saturday. A maximum of 40 monthly benefit payments i« lames M Nr ill, the resurrector of nuggets could be obtained by a ipially important This is be- character originally created team in the derby. The flying Correctional Aid u u se th e da*..- of e n t i t l e m e n t af- .y that Dean of Political Cartoon eagles with only five boys earned •i ts the b.-nrfit rate of paym ents t.-. .Jan:es Nast, w ho also created 34 nuggets: pantheis with eight Koad hugging beaut \ and a snm >lh ride .ire characteristics of this l o w e s t of Oldsm obiles, the Aspirants Sought i you and your family. ho.r symbolic figures. Uncle boys. 33 nuggets and fox group! 1954 m odel, with roa I height id Ml a niche is ex emplilied in this Suoer "HH” four-door sedan The A variation of several dollars ■■•••T), th-- D r m o c r a t i c D o n k e y a n d Tne United States Civil Sri vice with six boys. 31 nuggets. High j c u s t o m style:! panoramic windshield greatl\ increases forward vision an I helns accent the low con month in benefit rates may oc- thr Republican Elephant, was in ..'ommission has announced .•xam- h-.nors in the derby went to t o u r h o o d a id rear deck Tli*- w ran around wm ishi'ld gracefully merges w ith the new keystone u r if a c l a i m is m a d e , f o r e x •. o iuc.-d to th>- m em bers of the nation.s for C o n n tional Aid. S-b troops from Nutley and Bloom- i shaped wind vent. Interior .inpoinlments are luxurious with three upholstery color choices in two mole, on Junr 30 instead of July I.ions Clid> hy Sydnry Zubatkin 175 .i y r a : . a n d P r i s o n L i b i a i y field. Emanuel Rapoza. Assistant t y p e of nylon cloth Powering the Miner ' KK" is i more powerful lK.r» h p. • Rocket" engine. oi , . If !t s h o u ld h a p "You rrsidrnts <>f Lyndhui st A idant (foi males only > Scoutmaster accompanird thr lo- x n th.d a . l.om made on July : ll'* a ' r ii . lor jx»-11ion.- in F«-d . )u \ 111 lou “98 sei 1 .hould stand high and shout j e a l bo y s. i i.d prnal ..n-l . -i ie< tional :n-t; I,.>uld h,.. o. rn made the day : br. a . ail.ib lr ,n r a t Miniorrs of Cub Pack 8 als" | aloud Father Knickerbocker! i. ;o; e. nothing ran be done to Oldsmobile Debut for 1954 tut: >n.s lot ated in many State went to Ga: rrtt Mountain on Sat j Jimmie Jingle Says: y. air the four-dooi ,,id. " b e c a u s e L y n d h u r s t h a M 1 t i r o.i, Iv ut t h e . o u n t r y ii: 11■ et the di.-advantage. Mi l.uxr Loliday coupe. i urday. There we:e 3U mils, nine much to be pioud about in the ) o n m Sly a d d n l . Cakes, from the fancy T . qualify appbc ant.' n u-t p,. vo .nger children anti 21 adults in ogi ■ oiipe. and Stai fiir histmy of our M.untry The Intl.- j Actually Aulo, 'Y * Ahead' i. n te s ts a n d m u s t h a v e h a d Iri (;. I of tne d< ath of thi- in To Ihe plain. id ultra-glamorous c the partv. Thev built fin arounu building that you people accept . .. e.1 breadw innn. the t. tal of opriate expn.rnce or educa- w huh they had their lum.li and! You’ll eat ’em and Oldsmobile foi IH .o p r as commonplace, is trem endously >. nefit; payable to the survivor I- thn information and ap •'played game- B o-sledmg and j ( ome back again. display yr?ti .1 historical, it can be con idered to j foi ms may be obtained lepends on the time the claim is I 'A l y r n U •theI spot b Wi re e n |o > ed y e a : alu-iu.1 »d >^_;iuxj.u ^ tb*. f u t e - r u M u u u f p u b l i c e d u J thr (!nmmi*rmn 5 - -m a d e . A . d l tLiy.. c o st eac’h e n w « lth of * Mrr H L -wt»e-ib* 1- F e lix of tli- 1) ' I- Nurse Rale ratlin in New Jn-ey, if not the: t, Chiige Mi Oesei. located .it titled men her .d the family one Petsch s Bakery ; snowball th: owing conte-t fo; j 4!' M* Imv entnr country. It was the first I 312 STI YVESANT AVEM E ( itMertoi d Post Office, m from men 1 women John Kuirein i-xcelled in | building in New Jersey dedicated j Up lo $14 h e I' S C iv il S e r v i c e C o m m i s - fit p a \ i rope climbing Fd^ard Ma/u:c [ to public education, and m any mliiur-t. New Jersey other prom Nurses' Associatioh 'The new, most com! hdr!> v people- in the early days of oui j uin tio n a l fe.i .Ificial rate of $14 foi private ly c h a n g e i. . -r , b-t. country, came to what is now | luty nursing in< hides any meals Oldsmobile in ri air. Lyndhurst for rest and relaxation, Beer - Wine r>54 Oldsm hat the nuises want to purjha.se. s a id because it was a famous rrsoit SAFARS N e w f a b r n They have long felt that thi1 pol New models, "Kd . Also Lyndhui st was at one time > y of separate billing to the pa and “98", arr a full U mbinations uppcfcsedly included in th.it lent b.r then meals is .neom Liquor - Soda ei than thru pr« dc < highlight t Dutch -ettlenunt whuh was atiblr w Ith thr statu of a pio out saci if icing gioui M m <)b founded brfore Nrw Amstridam PARK CLEANING COMPANY • 'M onal wm ker They feature u 1 Paulus Hook A iril.iin sliiewd Phone WEbster 9-6244 Miss L ovle pointed out that the changes as an all n Dutchman who thought that thr xjH’i lence .f pnvate duty nlirses 215 Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. IO II I Kl l 1)1 1 IV l.KY Fisher, a new w:dr. settlement was bri.iiinni; to i.id d i t I .sed t h e fa. t t h a t pa panoramic windshiel. crowded for c-.mfoit looked east irnts everywhere are in accord cut fender and dot. „ th e N<>. i n ( 11,111 s o i: . Ri \ >• Aith Ihe new late "We do not many other stvl n 1 . lieve that anyone i halh-nges T h r n e w R 1: • • t lie $1 75 pei houi as a reasonable big^ei up in h>< 165 to 185 in the Su re for the skilled and resjxinsiblc oil; of a private duty nurse, ••98' models. (170 id d r d Mi.ss C o y l e m .» d e isi a n d u:> in “A- an independent ...nt-actor. ratio from 8 t ANNOUNCING llie breath-taking new OMnmol*fl« , , a h „ •gallv .Li died ... -elfem Engine di: i 1 < e: t tn In o m I.. ,e th- ! ' . New ...Ultra-New forj’ ! Super "88C fi* The Oldsmobile so ultra-new ia 1 .. f the | i i vat*■ doty nm . 54 creased fr. m 3u:t h. :v: j . ( |)d •!' . 1 k !: ,im e ha I , n a l ,11 alls make .n\ adju 1 and the- enti: e i a < n ; , .j . , |. Mr 1 tb ti ’: .. V deitign . . . so original in style throughout . . • . nt h. ... 1.dr to t i.e need ot I SO that the in I* , ■ | ; r\ b. I- -l -t. j i - p a t.e n t ol I m l ' c o n .mi« there'a n e r e r hern u car tike il Itrfore! Just wait till you , U s e a b le p o v .e i i • i t i.,t th. 1 n h 1 1 ,n • • f . 1 'ti 1:1 n > n1 mt H . < \ \ i • driver can rut t-. . n i see its completely new Body by Fisher— that new 1 a tb- -.tand i d oio|-< II 1 .11 ium and 1 >w -e. i ■ , lower, lonfer, lovelier silhouette! r|’lfe daring new d i n a r y . e v e i y d .r. t, . i • -it i... IO 1 Ml). 1 olUll N O W O N tion* : i . li" . : .1 di slant of its panoramic windshield! The dram atic new Many of the ru v t> I fr b 1 • v e d clo.< JOTH A\MVK.KSAK% flair in its sweep-cut door* and fender*! And just tures wrie in-purd 1 - ji|| c a n •I . s. f te I , 1 eral Motors rxpernm nt. ■b. ,|'I: M and Mrs Joseph M.ur-n GALA DISPLAY wait till vou drive the new IH'>-horsepoHer World*# cars, particulai ly the < >! In . e r r • . ' ot t. t l! thl I , pi ■ ..nd ivi n.in rntc i tain- d Record "Rocket** Kngine with 8.2.r» to 1 compresaioo StarHre, said M ■ h .■! ' 1 I--. .• ..n-l a ’ , ,! . : I?ml \ n t he i m g l e t « \ n i e ls in th e "88 a n d I n ;n 1 * * * ‘ ('..lot t. n i eh o- rttion --I then Iilli h ratio-- the engine that out|»rrf<»rma, out-fconcm iiiei s e rie s a r r n o t n i. tf; . th . lr '. I' . t v.Mj.im: ann.vei 1 i r - t . ■ h 1 M and Mi K 1 '"1 -I and this..of . our ; > and 'laii; !.t« i Ih " new view on m odem automobiles, see the thrilling thr new 1- n^. ! .1, ,,, 1 M i . b . I'h M o ld iih- new Super "HH’* . . . on display rune! A n d w a t c h e t t r .h b n .1 e, h a 1 o ’ OLDSMOBILE Thr panoi ., l 1 • Ai, 'hi i ood't. 1 for Oldainobile*s new "D ream C ar” , the Clasftic sweeo cut d" ..•, i 1 . , J 1 . , I 'on -n lav Mr and Mi J ISmcty-Kight . .. coming to your dealer** soou! m e n t arc- o itsl.ii. 1 n. ■ < d v o i -it a i >*l d a u e h b i s. H e tty tu r e s . a n d « i t . ., t ■ >1.0 i | .1,, {jm b in Iin < in I'al » Alto. DEALER'S Oldsmobile m w > , Ib 1 .: f l he Ma- nm wdl 1 1-Irbi ate look, even m the i. ui-.- 11 | , 1|1V, • .■ 1 ; . ; O , . th. i on Sat ui day evening w ith two-dooi and foui ! >. '.«■ ' e . , il! • ,. i: card club. Fenders, front an) i n x j o i t . II b. highei aim »' t ! ! 1 t See you at St. M ichael s hood m front .1 • 1 • o - * 1 • d foil! d . • 1 ,11 t Dance Saturday at 9 IW HOLODIC K ’S 257 C o p eb n d Ave. cor. of Stuyvesant GE. 8-1842 Lyndhurst

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IV iv Wins Dismissal pi pe l if Topolski, Heads St. Michael’s H. N. On Drunk Charge The K uly Name Society of St polski p; es ident. Joseph Kw acr seph Pawhtk salvage tui Michael's Parish held their regu v ic e president Stanley D ejfw tki, S a l v a t o r e J M;hi-ter> p u .h J ; lar monthly meeting at the Par second vice president. John S“ Refreshm ent* were >c m s m u u d : u n n The Young Ladies S o d a l i t y of Sacred Heart R C. Church ish Hall on Page avenue and kol. recording recretary. Jam es t h e close of the. meeting in i la rg e »unt> w ill hold a fashion show a n d c a r d party at the parish hall tomor Ridge road in which the new offi P a c e n t e , corresponding secretary h o t r o a s t beef sandw n he*, t»eer >enutr a lijrtWKt I*- row evening. Mrs Jean Vivien h a s c h a r g e o f the show with mem cers of the Society were installed A n t h o n y Schaeber. treasure; a n d c o f f e e weie nerved In 'cnant .14 n ? » i g n the A. Barone On bers of the Sodality as models. M iss Adele Ciccone is the chair ■*t“ t ‘ Edward Now el acted as installa Robert Gutkowski, m arshal. Com • f bad weather li»T trend** m i l a da) aftrr thr . man. Miss Marion Gaccione is president. A regular meeting of tion chairman mitteei. are as follows: Joseph a ( n r » Ha,t »igrtttl \ the Sodality w ill b e h e ld next Monday evening t e n d e d t h r .>pr* ial o c c a s io n USS Mississippi The new slate, headed by Pres K r i v e n k o , arrangement. Joaeph C o u n t y J m tg e H r a Highlight «'t the e\ening ident Theodore Topolski. received Kwac/ Walter Janowski. Reso «* .it d.smisar-d thr Joanne Couch, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Norman Couch. 544 the gaval from the outgoing pres lution, J seph Dobrowolskl. big s p e e i h g iv e n b \ R e \ T> d charge agam->t Forest avenue, celebrated her 13th birthday anniversary with a ident. Stanley Sableski brother Torn Hayes. Catholic ac m a c k , praiting tht w.-rk Ke;'mhm*r id ?<' I’• luncheon at her home on Saturday Her guests were Dolores Gut- Those installed were Ted To- tion. Adam Szura. literature. Jo S o c ie ty '' we 1 1 a r fl# td > i~ \ jt i*»e kowski, Carol Sableski, Carol Lembo, Arleen Yahn, M a r y A n n p 1 f * st' Falazarano. Eleanor Dvorkin. Kathleen Lehy. Marie P a l u m b o , C o n - Dom Coviello cetta Dent, Joyce Alsleben and Barbara Duda Oil Executive Addresses

M r s L a u r a Burke, recently installed president of the Ladies Is at Aberdeen A u x i l i a r y o f the East End Democratic Club, will have c h a r g e o f 800 High School Students the meeting to be held this evening at the clubhouse in Milton IV ft on tiers in petr oleum avenue. Plans f o r the year will be outlined Candidates for the > try ration. and the at.inr Board of Education election will be discussed de.s. n!>ed F ri day. Jan IV tobe i \ k. l a w . rnce. E*e»u Sandra Skorupski. daughter at Mr and Mrs. Alex Skorupski. l )rtict i of th e B A F O il 511 Chas£ avenue, was seven years old on Saturday He is a pupil N e w a r k in a n a d d re i.- in the second grade in St Michael's School His birthday anni e 8 'Hii students at Belleville versary whs celebrated with a party given at his home. Decora s , \ . , tions were in pink and blue with a large cake as the table cen w ho is s i p e a k c * terpiece Guests w’ere Marion Hopper. Janice Walters. Genevieve m a n *• f the Oil Induatry In Terhune, Carol Ann and Patricia Siberry. Dorothy Szura. Bar it: n Com mi ttire fin » Local Women bara Goworek and Johanne and Kathleen Killeen ile a re d those etullt llll ematn open Joan Rupinski, daughter of Mr and Mrs Aloysius Rupinski n» < he n s h m it of Tontine avenue, was two years old on Saturday G u e s t s a t a u g in a ti i. a n d th e spi celebration were her grandmothers. Mrs Catherine Rupinski and • ! I'orr. jiet.tive free democrat Mrs Frances Wysocki. with Mrs Ida Brudnicki, M r a n d M r s all aU u t Edward N«+wel and -eht4dren. Hu-hard. James. M arie and Margie, •wild, 1 know that iweiViMii a and Mi and Mrs. Joseph C’/arnecVi and children, Paul and Gene- ru h oi i ii hei than that in I>i« W.iiivton Basin remain to be dis «o\ci*hI and developed m thi Bill.v Kuhck, sun of Dr and Mrs William Kulick. 280 Livings ton avenue, was six vears old on Monday Guests at a celebration speaker declared that oil J party given at his home m tin afternoun included Patricia Pano, Private l)<>minick ;'o •.en hat e made many Conti ibu ' Pfcggy O'Neill, Charlene and I'atmt-Ila Curoo, Patricia Vigilant, of G e r o m e C o v ie llo . 221 isanf tion> t.i t h e e c o n o m ic a n d »ix i*l Linda Freymuller. Ursula Mitsch. Linda Concha. Bradley Zipp. avenue, has arrived at the Or«i pr .>g! e» of thin country Hi \ Harrison With TELEVISION Kevin O’Neill, Thomas Gi illo. James Schenk and Charles Vizaro ance Replacement Ti.nmng t < ter, Aberdeen Proving ti• ui | (»>inted out that lltf) year* ago the 1 I nation had littlr uie for petnd I Korean Troops Mrs Tromas Ferrara. 506 Post avenue, entertained at a double Md . where he will undci^o i u Repairs in Your Home »* ,M. n„, i-.m. (••urn or it> ptiMlucts T'*day." h e 1 birthday party on Sunday for Joseph Engrassio of Kearny, who weeks of basii miht.n> tram. j noted. there ale thousand* <»f marked his birthday anniversary on Saturday, and Kathleen Egen, After i-ompleting ?i t- j plod lifts del iveii wholly or II Q Tilt VISION & RADIO CO. of Nutley. whose birthday anniversary was on Mndav There were weeks basit mihlarv tia.n. p a r t f o m |>eti o le u m V o u c a n 2 0 guests. A large birthday cake was an attractive feature M M I R k S I Pvt Coviello will recent- t ■ e that if we continue to find J I I U I M M I WIMI weeks leave At the end of in w uses for oil and natural ga> / 11. ft* » ( i* I h i *i t/ • The Mother's Club of Boy Scout Troop .Yhree met on Monday leave he will be assigned t* it th is r a te it w o n 't lo n g Ih * evening at the home of Mrs George Schaaber of 6rt8 Kmgsland of the many Army spe, ut fort- we sj>ell the word 'futuie M l a avenue, with 18 out of the 20 members present Plans were made I • I. V , I l4 . l i. . . IMa ..I K ft »»f «|r | sschools either, at Aberdeen oi w ith t h e le tte r* o i-T - T o n t i n e f o r a theater and dinner partv in New York on March 1 The next another Army Installation I . a w r e n c e a d d e d A ll of Us W r e k * \ Irl III ntb.>ldl M r . l . l M * regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Edward B<>r M e « i,o M e n w h o h a v e t o m p l d e d if have the great g kk! fortune to Vowski. of Page avenue, on Febi uary 15. when new officers will A. apwli basic training in the ordnanct \ ! in a ctmntry in which the m be elected. t n p t>v placement Training Center 1 V . Iu.ll t..flies hr»t He added. be assigned to The Oidin.o The Ruth Nu hoi Missionaty S < ictv of the Reed M* monal C .rps f..i technical training an . h f.. I Nr • ti United Presbyterian Church met at the church on Tuesday evening may be reassigned t,. am-tl FLOWERS to make bandages lor Ethuf i.i They will be taken there by Mis- Better Driveways Ruth Nichol, miss'onary on fm lfigh. lot w hum the society was M..J .U7 named, where she returns to her field foi service in March Mis Asphalt Blacktop John Adams and Mrs 1a -w : Aldridge are in charge of the work "HALLMARK" PROMPTLY DELIVERED program ot the sot ety A business and study meeting will be held Proper (Manning lorrrtl I ounitatlon and %ll M ilrhih next Tuesday evening w ith Mrs Fred N« uhauser, president, in Plus Iffltienl and lrainrd Mm Kr»ull In a r»if#d l»ti% c h a r g e CARDS i k ) i n m \ k i h u m nirtiN iti4s tut IttM AMI DIM I HI M INOM IH I HM1 G E 8-3571

M rs. Charles f . Lehne. of Oiiental place, was hj*teia at hei : tur everyone on pisr Parking lolt, Curbt and Camanl Work home on Tuesday afternoon at a silver tea ftar circle one of the • • love ltat” rtkoeae htrt W S C S o f tl^fB M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h . M r s F r e d G u n d e r s e n a n d M r Chase Flower Shoppe Albert Kirctfner were aasifltini* ht*tesses Their guests were Mrs f r u m m g a y a r r a y u f VIOLA CONTRACTING CO. W eslev Bealler, Mrs. E B Bentley. M rs Edwin Byrne*. Mrs C C Valentine* sanll N U U a y ? 8977 884? M MUM.I MUAM I t M * N I 1 s t S I Christ, Mrs. Charles Crom ley. M rs. Raymond Exler. Mrs. Arthur j m enUl of wpiiiitli alrd G a m b l i n , M rs. W illiam K u liik. M r s R o b e r t C Lintner Mrs John tui or remit S Latsha Mrs. C F Manfredi. piesident of the society, Mrs W il liam B Messing. M r#. Jame-i M uir, M r s Andrew Topp, Mu»s Clara W right and Mrs M R W r i g h t

The joint Girl Scout Councils of Rutherford and Lyndhurst Ju*l right rarrts for ZIMMERMANS h a v e completed rl*ns a series of workshops to be held at «»eelhear1a. I i m i l i , Scout Headquarter:; in Rutherford Town Hall. Park avenue, Ruth e r f o r d . b e g i n n i n g t h i s evening at eight o’clock Instruction in dra frlen«l« or whal hate m a t ics and ceram 'cs for Brownies w ill be given by Mrs Charle* * o u E h l e r s o f Rutherford a n d Miss Elizabeth L i n d s a v o f L y n d h u r s t G irl ( t l ncva 8 - 0 2 " » 0 S c o u t leaders and all other adults connected with Girl Scouting In the two communities are invited to attend So Convenient To Shop Locally! P l a n s f o r a d a n c e to be called Dance Timr1 to be held .>n F r i d a y . Feb 5 betinmng at 8 pm at Sacred Heart Parish Hall R i d g e road, were made at a meeting of the dance committee of the Junior C Y O a t t h e C Y O Building on Tuesday evening Thoso present were Judy Ernco. Jack Hallisey. Robert Hartung. Rose Dolores Gift Shop m ary Reid and Pauline Spiten with Mrs Eugene Kane, chairman of social activities for the j,rou:» Admission will t>e 4 0 c e n ts R* 232 Stuyvesant Ave LyndKurtt, N. J. freshm ents w ill be s e r v e d

~~IT’S PROFITABLE and POPULAR TO SAVE HERE~~

More people are putting their aparr m ono in earning eatra dollar* for them . . OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 212 WOMENS by riepn«iting regularlv in an in«uretl »a«ing< at the Rutherford I ru»t I ompanv T r a m aOnance n d o u s s o v m g s * Ti Join the thouaamU of thrifty people dowt valoction*' A hug* o»*ort •ho Hu their hanking under “ one ro*»f". m ant of high stylos including bos COA TS ll m ake* it eaa} for you hi «a«r r« gularlv twoggar and daisies boy cool styles lifted coots • . . . i»hen caohing your pay rheek soma with dressy fu» trim all or m aking a pasmenl on a loan warmly lined with wool a# mi# you ran add lo your >a«ingi areounl. aclo rmlium Sw«h fam ous m akti os Mort S(KaMn«f 4 M on OUn • hen you aave al Rutherford I ru-t t o w ood ond otha'f Don t miss this 3 8 88 you are sUo offered the added convenience* event' SAIK STAVTS fOOAYt 7888 RIG 49 ! ' j ro 99 *>0 of “ D rirr^ a" lef/er window •. a m i

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' 285 Willow a vi nm a hf n M is. P.: a c id patty to be held in William Si< hak led ;i disc ussion Maich Mothers' March on Clutter in Iht' H o u m -.' High School: On Polio Opens lln executive bqard of the Lincoln School: l.igh School PTA will meet* this Volunteers f e»r the Bergen 'I he- Rev John O B: * n of S<- PTA NOTES afternoon at the school with Mis. County Mothers March on Polio ton Hall University wa> guest V.'toi A Mature,, president, in today were sought in the county * |x-ake: at the meeting ol thi 70 municipalities Women were c h a r g • Lincoln PTA held on Thur&dav urged to offei their services to lo- evening at the sc ho .evening Ed- luvenile delinquency on the hon e of Mrs. J Stanley Davis, presi- lin S: h<*iol Mi s. Not m an Tefieau i "Polio having such dreadful -id G li 1 aI FBI agent because it is there that the child dent. and tlu* piogram Mrs Kal- .. pie.-iden. ! predilection for children." M arch : gets his eai ly training in the first i- man Kilnes 'Aa- chan man toi the i r»f Dimes Campaign Chairman FBI". Jive veais of his life Edward F Walsh said, ‘‘it is a iL’ti t r a : n m g s o n a i Visited Jersey City:— S e x e dluc a t .on a ls o b e l o n g ' in natural enemy of mothers. They at th. FBI Com :: e m .1 at .\ e | late s m b o n th e h o m e .a i d th e Re v O B: ;* n Se- en members ol the PTA should be anxious to march h<- 15elt:, a nr-.ive: v of th e P a r e n t. s h o u ld p r e p a ie t he-i-. • g. -pent a day last week in a g a in s t it, p a r t i c u l a r l y in th e la : a g e n t It R:ve-I R oad s< -h' -1 w ill go o n sale- se lv e to .ic i si--. ( it . w h e r e t h e y v is i te d . teach these things to ' yeai when our polio vacc ine gives ias.-s ..j d .i11 v n e x t I ucsda'. „ 1 S2 00 h a n d the- A H a n v M o o r e S c h o o l for ldren. giving them just hope of some day w.ping out the •e.i t h i o u g h an;. a s n : u c h c i .{.,, 1 * c hildren, then were a s th e y r a n ab*-oit> in d is e a s e . W.i-:..ngt r. m-mbe xe. at. e hoaid the* se-ve-i al stage s o f thi i: dc . .1 • t at lum heon at the Jersey Volunteers will be needed f«ji agent Bulk- Se-VeI' goo.K it. Stati 1 eai hei s College and onlv two houis service. None will The spe i nt r 'Iii the c t;\ be is ked to visit more than ten Me- ,,-sih i.itm n in M . - A m . 'N C«i»« '> tt' -■ hind for tn. a m le .\e-te- M rs. G e o r g e E\ e n in - o n -n lu n itie s v. he : e n o Wa hiiigW.n PTA C e M ^ " * ' M ot ne: s M; i: eh e s w ill b V h e ld , w e W .cl’i I), Roosevelt. vc . i n t ..o n i-n v iluntee-r:s to i.-gis .1 St. I )..v e a n d M i • tei with -.ai I.Hill chi en m e n . If I le M Rr. ei Road. Mis Breast 0-Chicken M .1 K- Be: ;;.-n Co u n tv is edlO.se n a s o n e s M M h e i .-la M r- J o h n of ?he p.,; : o v ;. - me ti ial conn■ i-d th- i ef i 1 hernias Trocol: Tuna Fish tie m a n ;. w o rn e-n w ill b e n e e d e d nt.-. FROZEN L m«*t to ssl-t -,Cith c le ric al a n d o t h e r So1 d p*ck c«n ’37c k m< :dii n t t. . th e vac;c illa tio n s PI,..,- ha..- heen i.ta■!• • to W h i le* «• ri I > 200 cuuntu•s will lie It's A Pleasure to Make a delegation to the- Found, Mrs. J. Frangipane i te d f .i the •sc* v acc m e tr ia ls . FOOD l u n c h e o n t«> he- h e ld F a ir l •igh B e ,,l e ll Colu n t v h a s led N p w J e i Karo Syrup Die kinse tn C llei-e o n h • -h 17 T h e Will be 81 Friday se-v in po h o (•ases f) Fe-n U Mts Jo e',hme- Frangipane- of e* vei .t m a r IV w< •uld he ne-e-ded '• VALUES 2 < °. 0 9 c <2 ( a-tle ten ace w ill b e HI ’I 1he M .n ’ D im e s c a m p a i g n k .H l. L* This has been our hedibv f«»r vears. to make new ■a: old ton I* ii r o w T hei e- Will Iranklm S hool - Wil; < lit hi ue- u:ntil J a n 31. Iim rids, regardless of whether it's a small job or a T h o u sa iic U * a \ r witli l il.l.v s l- m r e n 'I he exeeutiv e- *...... o* F .,nk • a !.ein.lv i e lehi atie.n She has I onels at \ M ’’s e*vrrvila\ love |.l n es. hit one Our master technicians render the same llll P T A :i e t \e-'-te id a > a t the i n laughters thiee sens, a .1 i -I I,.u^htei ,n law, 42 Kent Cigarettes sk 1111 ii I friendly service. They do their sincere best se hoed to make- pi,ills lol then Miss Melillo ami' midi en ar.d 24 great- tn make you feel at home and perfectly satisfied. regular meeting to be- held on Feb. il. when Founder .' [lav wm • en- Ii h i ld r e n Heads Delegation Concentrated fl 71 l»o not neglect your car because vou are short of be- observed. M ember' ■>! the ex He r immediate- 'amily includes 10 pkq. L , t 1 c ash \\ e have a regular payment plan lor Service eeutive board will pie.ent a -kd ,uve| M is li'- m in ic k A v e n t o . M i - J o s e p h M e lillo . piOvSide-nt Orange Juice uest French Fried Potatoes . . . 2 29c The- JelTei son PTA meet- th. I ..el F ra n g ip a n e -. M: m d M i Initiation of thiee new mem 2 33c : hoI,i. 1-; angmam*. Mi and bei.s. Mis Doris Bader. Mrs Nor 7 £>0i 2 0 0 . 0 0 20.00 Per Month for 10 Months afternoon at th - school a iirn .1 Broccoli Spears...... Mc ! M i ha.-: ( Ja l'o a n d M i s. B e t ma Rohde and Mis Mary Balmer. piojliam on "Reading' v. ill i e- I0 o , IQc 250.00 21.00 Per Month for 12 Months presented Fifth giade |iipil- ■■.ill Fran,ip.me will l.e h featuie of the meeting Chopped Broccoli .... * * Eree7; t a k e p a 11 in the deni- list. at ion M Frangip.ine va- been in t.. be held on Feh 1 On that • o'., can,e- to the I'm ted State- n ig h t oflii c-i s w ill al.-o h e electe-d A'* purpo-.a dataf^en* 300.00 25.00 Per Month for 12 Months unilei dire-etion of then te-ae he-i . Brussel Sprouts...... PV, 31C M r Rr h.ii d pete-i son and M:-- - i hi ule mm i- than l>0 yea: s The noni.natin t n muuttee. wa D oi • W o o d T ile i e . ,l| .,1-M I.I ir. id first m New Yen k and named at the meeting he ld Mon Cauliflower...... X: p.-j•’ S0cw r: r-q Gv! a d e -m o n s t; «»t;on a n d t.ilk on I • •Pi be dav evening at the Flks C’luh • 2 53c Ceramics" I.y Mr-. Ann I.:.-l.au ie.-iilent of l.vndli st On the ic-mmittee a.e M s Vn le* Clem Liccardi Motor Leaf Spinach...... * * M - Norman Tetle.m pie ident. Esehai,. Mis Rose De-sigl.a Mi- r i 7 ‘ Lux VC ill have- , h.iige ot the- b u s in e s s Slue* Ip p o lito , M i s I o u (J II a n d Link To Run Mis Ann Miglin Chopped Spinach . . . . . : r i 7 c Linuid Be'e’*ent Sales, Inc. lli-lii- h-ne Ills Will h. j -..Md, <1 Installation o f e.ffie c-i -. w d l hi (Continued fiom Page- 1 I io oi *>7c a n d se-1 \ e d I.y m- •tlief : . v t he Id on Maich lu Mi Goldie Strawberries c m *“ "I J a m e s W He r., ig. W illia m too M o |M IMI I! \\ | lil I lll lil o|||). \. I glade pupil Allie-I to n h e a d s the- ce.m m itte c ot :;39e 6S= Heath Joseph A Cnsta, I him an pa e n t -III a i . a n g e m e n t s H o u rs : I'ameioji and Cfaie-nee- Goleni- GE. 8-8600 W.ll meet at 1 1 nl, hid. X 00 A M to .VitO I* >1 Ki.'-c ... M • a. tiv :t v o M the- A d vc h. n Mi Cl-t I* s EI.ECTKIt ITY Mazola Oil * -' 'I v B I III the n e w H ig h O ITI'IT INCREASES w ill ie-ad .. d l - 'l Jc-al , School, it,. ,i i i;pr«»enlative o l th e For cook-nq and t«'«dt Rutherford s De Soto - Plymouth Dealer .mss m the Chikl Output of elwtrcity t>v Put.be DINTY M0C?.: ■ iti/ens of Lyndhurst, «ave me Mi James All.in and Mi Sei v It I F.le-C tli. ani C.as Cum am p le time* t i.Ik i-iv c the* eoneli C h a i le-. W ill im a:. n.i 11 m. i panv fm the week cneled Jan It, r1 n 37c q“*1 6SC ' o n s .,n d L.I d .t.e s o f ,,UI c h d d M54. was 176.320.900 kilowatt in schools My deepest eemcorn hours, com pared with 171,2t>T't(Mi II he to L' e ou. Children of f kilowatt hours in the eorre-^je.nd 1 *• n Ihm t the best education and B e e f S t e w .ng Mazola Oil !»; iv lie.-e that w e the tax) ,i\ . : - r 5 i l)(Wl 2 95 pe, e n t Far eook.-'g e-d «di I ..ri - a oiiahi\ afloi d I h a d ,t i- v . n tin o |.p o l t ,i'- M a n d M i- J o s e p h R oss,,,. ,,j t\ in i«-i t a 'lo.s,; ic lalion.sl.ip 24oz. Maple avenue have as the i: i*"° 2 1 3 o--t • e-en th.- n.t m l - a n d the:- ,n guest M s Ho-sio mother. Mi ■ can I.-, .d u a l p - hi. ms- a n d > . 3 9 c Nathan Bi onfie ld of Cleveland. ti'-n a n d th e B o a -d it - e It It h O h io also been my beb.-f th.it d , n,.t Lux Flakes i alwav the supposedlv ipra! Led JIIM IIIIIIIIIIlllllliiiiin iiiitilllllllllic Fet Itn. f.b'.ct ]..iu lh*- iho iieam U wl>.. -ac. l-v . I ... that adv«.e ates ,n an u. l.lg Dlllt V Nl...,,,- |le-e | Stew .1 NM” •h a t s n e a k f o r t h e p.- -fl* I JSC So otln ayerf u r are not, nor do we probe the entrails th a t th e •H u ll Sc lli; . a j STUFFY | ve i \ im )su t.int one -w. -. .-i I of the pigeon or the fish We patroni/e no oracle or squint am not «m ng to ti v and t st.-i -, v ol me -, .-n Me lead. | Rinso no eve at ihe crystal ball. Signs of the Zodiac are to us that the f c ts bedh pie. «n* '55c poker. • None the-less wc look forward with excitement iritri e steel m h..« get p . , * 0 'vtnd i i« \ u f,M ! . M i . lo interesting events in New Jersey in 1954, for if ihe cpiestion Tlien-fot.-, m ,.n effo rt t - sa tisfy th is I lit t* I e • .ml., Boned b 67 impetus i*f 1953 continues — and we see no reason that Cheer l.e: si.n a l v»-r\ ll I- til llir , iti/e n> iif 1 Wisbech's Caps | C h ic k e n can 41. it should not — New Jersey will maintain its economic • I.V ndhu: St I Wil! IM ,e a :.,h 1 en N « . • • vhd• i tu ■!» imp., . A stati-l. . •• .: t u 1! growth in solid fashion r There st ill exist the economic ie n d . ,. d t,, till- 1 ■;;;*»* 69« Boned 5 07 advantages that induced one of the foremost makers of t - H h S ho..; c:r nH M i • C iti.'e n T u r k e y 37< ’ i | Stuyvesant | Surf • - •' • Mi Av Boneless Fs> I1'* ♦«'»'.!» «nd dit^ai 14 oz can "'■'en B > SlIIV V e siillt V\»*. = 1 1) 5 4 V' ut. h He is tn. -,.n of Mi and M Bi i ? ard l' Keenan of L« x ■ I > iicilnir*!. N. J 2 . Swan Soap ngt .n avenue. Passaic So Rlphdabto.JSo Dppcndable . M in n i i i i i i i iiiiiiii in i i i i m i i i i i i n n i n g Fae d<»h«* laundry and bath ...SOTHWfTYi *1 " calfi 23' VIOLA BROTHERS. INC. automobiles lo IcKate a laige assembly plant in New Swan Soap Jersev * The reasons prompting the Bov Scouts of « - » 2 S Ill" vt VsllINC.TeIN VV KM K, \l I.l V. S J fo r d-t^-at Uei^d'Y Am erica lo lex ate its opeiations in New Jersev are 2 — 25c still sound • The potential for growth in New Jersev s Phone N U tley 2-7000 • taiei Industrial I I bow — that area crossnver from the 1 auless W orks of the I ' S Steel has not been exhausted Swan Toilet Soap M etal woiking plants and enterprises satellite to the Heel e I >Ml-l I 11 I i .m : OK Fo» b«‘k industry are on the mo\e lo this part of New Jersey BUILDING MATERIALS 4 -*- I9 C * NNe arc proud to be in the e lc\tiic and gas business in Insulation W O O L and BOARD New Jerney and to have a functional part in the dcveh»|v Lifebuoy Soap ment of this great state H e ! SHEET ROCK - - - ROCK LATH fme *».<•• a b#*S An Atp Exclusive 1 3 ;:: 25«

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J a n u a r y b The ceremony was governor; and John B Castelli, Catena trustees. Joseph Doman- Belleville Bridge performed at Sacred Heart R C patt president of the Hoboken ico, Lawrence DeMassi and Frank Red Cross to Continue Its Church, Clifton A reception fol j club Taub received his past pres- Picone; counsellors, Jacomo Cat- Gets New Decking lowed in the church hall i ident s pin from James H Y apano. Anthony Cateno, Benja First Aid Training Courses The Am erican Front Tht bride was attired m a Beaverson. the club’s first presi- min Cavalaro, Joseph Rago and white gown of lace and tulle dent. Other past presidents at- Joseph Petrillo; sanitary officers, . U j JOHN NELSON Hu- basque bodice had a tucked | tending were Harold J Camelet. Sam Palumbo and Santo Pater- Th.e Lyinl} .1. (.'•u.oter Ameri- f o r t s w o uld b e m a d e tc a u g m e n t »Lille yoke with lace collar cn- Dr. A J Crosta, and Breslin. nostro, society doctor. Dr V P . :.n Ri d C ; ;.ins a continu I he pres •nt (;stc: Cur; ently cer- Perfect attendance pins wer* Tandio. sergeant at arms, Peter al .a u li a in in g tified instructots, he s.m , a r e M iss < \\ Wi: FOK(,KT Till S\< KII K KS t : u-.t* d with pearls and rhine- t■.•:- Her fuH skirt was finished ! presented by Otto J. Stellato. Z e o li. • M.uAh the ■ r all inter- M a r g a t e M P o n s . M i s M a r i o n OF Ol R \K T K R \%S.' I vice president, to Thomas An Other officers of the fire com- . .ding to a D T a it. lliam Becker, l^iw ii a t'.on A jeweled crown held ; thonv. Warren Bogle. Anthony »any are: vue president. Daniel .1 .• n A Bir- r e n c e J Buntm. Wesl ■y C r a w - John Philip- i?> ii representative from tIm- State of ( ali- .i veil in plait- She carried or- | Cifune Edward Dieckmann, Lou Castelgrant secretary. Michael . i man for fo rd a n ' W lliam Lessc r. S ta ff e d (I-. j,ti p h ai.' tis an d iv y forriia. and the vital part of ihi- man i- tlial lie had a lot Mion Henry Neglia, Fred DeLoy; secretary and treasurer. C : M s a r e n t ii el v bv v o l u n t e e i s t h e fir-t II. r attendants were four cous- Schern; nd, Paul Slota and Rob- Louis Petr.llo. captain. Patsy • . i: .t in th e Hid o rg am/ation of t h e lo c al to *av regarding compeii-ation lo veteran-. ami al-o ahoul M - Mildred Williams was eit Jurgens. Also, Michael Neg DeLoy. lieutenant. J hn Monaco. I. Ji.i Tti:.-lit a n d h a p te i s a going conct n. a n d in veteran- rij:ht» during tlie l a - e - « i o n of l.un^rr**. In hi- • r, H.aid The Misses Marcia lia. Raymond Lehnes. James Fire Commissioner Monaco, . t !.* A d u lt id d i t m n to ts teaching a c t i \ itie s ..t Patncia (luglielmo were the |>o-itimi a* chairm an of the IIoiim* Suheoinm illee he uet- Ryan. Peter Russo. Dr Arthur Mrs. Monaco, and their daughter, EdtK-.it !• at the High p u b lis h e a m o n t h l y n< w.s b u lle - ait maid1- and Eileen Guglel- Baurngarten. Anthony Caputo. Mrs. Phillis Bogle, piepared and „.j«..d> under tin. d is t (■>- a vai let y o f a cc i- 11 a 11 \ I r i««l hi- he-t to -hort-ehanpt* the veteran-. at lea-l a as ll- w e r g irl T h e h o n o r and Beaverson, Camelet. Taub. served a lobster dinner. . ?!i .: d class d e n t-p i e e n m n m a te i a 1 a n d lli.it -tigma ha** heen placed upon him l>v the main veteran • \ : ' P . : .ri P'ehru- maintair s c .se contact w ith th e i;reen acces- und Gallagher organization'. n a tio n a l am/ation in Alexan- velvet and I t d.iv t h a t th e I n a. V a M i t r e r e n tl> it b e g a n It will Im- rem em hered that la-I -p r• n«r Philip-. in * on- i s were sim- - ta f f of i s e ri e s of i-tiairnnu s ---sions or, "re —. w o rk 'd hard to ram down tlo throat- of hi- com Settembrino Check Your Car AII earned •he new me ho*l -d artificial res mittee Imp- cut-hack- in veteran appropriation-. Pn -< ntlv ,.r: 1 th a t ef- o; • at ion an'! other rad: al < hang es an d iv y I Twice Honored Every 1000 Miles ,n err e rg t n< y i . n e b . t h e la y one after another hi- argument- again-t th • veteran- were wa- best .m d id T I Settembrino. membei of m a n proven not to he fact-, and hv tin- time Mr IMiilip- had See Your Local Garageman /iscatella The .- a n r aid fust . id c o in s ,. B o rd of Education, was gone -o far a- to incur llie anger of I >< 1111or va n i/ed v • I • i ire h1 nored last week w hen he Prige 1) d f e r e d »y the local ch aptei is a F lo i d.i i :.,a d h Sic - I n d y of a th e f u n an- and -oiiic high admim-trat tv c politician-. ti ip t- dected president of the Ci- Miller Auto Gear • - f .it u : i th e I .r’-i-nt; 1 • fir t a id i i n of th e California i- a long ua\- from New .1« i -» \. hut th. . m I . ’ n d h u rs t lty. Labor and Political Socie- and Parts Co. ! n to .. k or m 11 red The ourse in at B e n I.u . and for the third time paper, vour own "I.eader-l'lee Pre--. Im-Io-vi - th.it mi • i n l j! ion. lii'l. 1 2 1 li:- of vtu rly a n d It.-! * md w a s m a d e p re sid e n t of the Lynd- 61 I nion Avenue government ha- a ilutv to protect the people who have limi P.- i t^n ind Dickinson m hurst Engine Co. T*<> 3 u -.j .. 1!> ta u g h t in Rutherford, N. J. once weekly. oraldv worn our emiutrv - uniform , e-pei iallv llm*. wh. R u th e if o rl i Settembrino is in line to be . l i f e f,,l in stiu * ' n .m .cd fire i h ie f in J u ly . are aped and -i< k find hroke and have no plate t«. ... Ii . i .n v in c e d it> textbooks and '(Tii e: s of the Civility Chin G Eneva 8-5670 ! 1001 Will cti al- a n - I ui m .sh e d doe- not matter to ii- if tln v .ire from our ow n ''l it. m e in s ta lle d ..t a d in n e i J a n Kiwanis Gives Distributors of of stu .1 - ost A t |>I i-nt. > n l \ e v e n i n g anv other part of our ct»uutrv. Ihi- paper, and vour I ' io bv Townshio Attorney Stel xjH-rifnce ( 1 i’i.NSCS W ill b !.\ailable hh iiiliimm-t will fight. even if the fight take- u- lo tlo- faiib Honors Quality Auto Parts i.i I sc h o o l T h o s e w h o iti-f.K toi ily com Other officer, arc v:.g tam de- J available to qualified |xdsonncl that a- a la-t re-ort a conference at the t apilol nmre ■ ! lo urn in w lif*’ and1 The lii -1 aid - program, B .rn ll le-- ftireed veteran !»poke-me tl to accept a W ll llll.dill n i i llexdiditv to thr ptesent said, is part of the mciea m y ol S.'ilKt million from direct hemlii- I'hilip- 111 - 1 -1 *-t I llui ,1 p lan t M..n> in I.y n d h u i st ''i h e d u le nf activity of the local M. M: llie \ \ reipie-t ft»r COIIIpeil-alloll a I It I pe n -1 o ll- wa- all o\. I th ii mii h a pr<- ni iim w o u ld Red Cross which tiei atne an in n C l. h«nrlei^li Dickinson .■ ;i able a:- an altei native to de|M>ndent chapter last Mai ch. j e-timale. hut tin* promi-c had heen made that tin vet.i.m < hoo) In ,.ny event all 1 following [nescntatMn of a char- .if'cucv cimld have that imriiev and it v\a- nece--arv lo ap i !»e.u ini* upon out syste m t«■ r to tlu1 tow nship by thi* Am ei i propriate it I.. tu d i. d I can National It«ii Cioss James College H Y Beavcrson is executive We fe»d that tlie-e fail- liui-l he known to tvtrvhods c h a irm a n I whom* repre-enlative- iu W a-hinpton are liphlinp ap.iin-l th. h i h \l\(. COI R S f . S men who fttiiphl f*»r ll -in in war. We h clu ve tlov had 1 selri turn Iron I. morr ihun ' River Road Group htdh heller hepin lo deal iii hum an value- ami renieinh. i I ' K O M I M m <> < i\iri st.s PROOF! To Meet Tuesday the -at rifice- otln r- have made for them am i m ilitate ...... H U M » M M \ l Kulhfi lonl ( iimpuy I mini k appreciation for whal lhe\ have done hv a wilhnjii. - i il r\l /'iivwih un il Munir o'\ I'ItHl K ii The Sesqui Centennial Com -top thi- -en-tde-- and inhum an attack and throii^h a T. V. SERVICE tr.m .'k Kulfo rjnrtl. \ n i 11 mittee foi the Hivei Road School -ire to help those wilt* lllll-t receive care. I or part, llo i..1. i .t n n n KdWMI 1 1 .1/1.. 111 meet tin - Tuesday evening. • d vour hoiuelown ii«*w-paper, and vour humhle loluniui i Jan l!t>. at H ill) pm . at tlo schi.Mil C«*rnun siom i W d li.u n pn»po-e I«• tlo our ulnio-l I«• make the I cdcral »ov< rnnii nl I iu -i tie-- \ flm ini-tr.it it»n (iallaghi t. • han man foi the Ma> under-taml and realize il- ohlipalion to our di-ahh-d and I n ^ i n e e r i n g Hth paiad. w ill -pe.,k to the -itk veteran- and lo tin familie-. widow- anti orphan- I i h e r a l \ r t - 14r<«up " i i m eth o d . .f < • * o rd in at mu variou t -v\ m hip ;o oiips f>>i tho-e who are f»one. I hat i- a joh we have undertaken and KH 'IsTh.K \OH p.il'tlcipat ion in the eelebiatloli , w e are not a-hamcd of it ll i- a hip joh. hut we t • « 1 tl.al Al'O im Ited lo 11, m. etna. Spring Jkraesttr Starts Icbruarv i- o n o u r - .tie Mi an.i Mi- lb n ■> Taylor ,,1 nil I Ml unit I ll.- ill Irr« IS,,, hi I .>1 Tt-aneck, Bergen Counts hi-doii $f ll.il .1 • H'U h. lo i ilrtn M issing Link As S. » lilt ' ‘II I le.ilth Den., Bids Sought hospital An ■o GE. 8-9134 i '////' / *-// /////// Have You Enough Bids tut tin lin.d contract to complete the ''missing link" and j HALF AND HALF TEST FIRE INSURANCE? connect the existing |KUtlons of : Hi.ute .’I iM iC.iitn Highway) ir* m akes a big differenceI Check Your New . i: k w .11 be le.eived .lull 20 tS.it- 111: ! a .i\ Commi.vsumi i Policies Now! H.ui :"I.! .1 Ahtii.tt announced t ■ Come In! lesl llieiluillin^\eiv P o iv e r Yes the amazing differanca in four Clothes It STA*NU This exdusivt Headquarter* For I ',. |'I 'll i ill foi the |»a\ ni.’ new process means that youi en l|o«nUalization of , .1 o, ,11,1 six tentli.s ..| th. tue wardrobe lakes on a NEW F n r n ll N o w • ..lit. a d w a> a n d « w n i n p v t n J Washiti :t n v • nut . aided b> tb. 1: .iff M at oil nil M t V d m a n C! r " “>^va 8-3121 P le a s .,n t C . ivietel V t Mhi i co n S t o r e - i n I v sti UI tion nil 1u di th e tiu Id i n i. 1 2(10 ST I VYKSA ’ IM l\Sl ium :k v i ad ui t to I...... idc a two level II KIIMiE I.i m . I M V 7 .Ml K IIM .I 1.0 M 1 Mil lo VS M ^•ht o f w a v b e t A. ell the . i met. i \ 111 1 th e ti .11 k o th e Ki >«• H ,.d 1 ..ad W o t K "II tl „ >4 .ton 0011 ...... t . ■! ,.n m till, e 1 . • nt i ... t pi ov id m u l"i JOHN’S • I tla \. la d in t h : 1 • V l ¥ \ |{ \|)lo A 11 I I \ ISloN tio n t tm ■ Chest,-i , . A N D j HO*) ( hn**e \ve|»ue, K m d M . o a l Tlo' ' fin'd 1 v m llm r-l. N. J. . on tia .M m . 1ml. hliil-llllC ,i tel i m h c o n c i e tc p.iv e RADIO merit . \U f. . t vv ide fi "in Cl,.v / .1«»11 N HON \ N M l d JZ S W C C v # th'- ' m .eU !,v will be divided t- HOME T.V. REPAIR Our Specialty! lllfet th. lov. i : .Old llplH-1 lev i 1- of the M.idi.i t 1: »•. llll ll ! . "li s II h.S AM ) SUM'It I sti u e tio n At th e C h e - t e l av e-nut G Eneva 8-9120 end of the \ laduct the m.idwav will retuin to a i onion level erossnu' uV ei C h e s te t .iV en a e am ! the lad. " .d m d .v. n tm .i m ,; .n t N fW e o w l t SB AK IS <>|rtiurt«l at >ur- H iv el sid e a \ t ■nut |ui-uifU Inn r«tra m»l. Irt tou N o r th t ...... I t ttff., w ;ll l-e .(.I. «»ith f mr Ir--* l».i| m m rm rn l «m l |>r» *- •OVIK 3(1 YEARS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS** to leave the hm-li.v .,v ,.t l> .i nt.. •Ur*-, yrl >.»*l Mill "lr«-|" llir ^r«kr*. tie , t II. n. i i pi i . a n d .,t lliv s o b e a u t i f u l . l v c o m b i n e d er.-idc i\ i*iii»i »v bile -outhboim ' NEVER HAVE QU< 4 0 L O W C O f tr.ilfic m..v 1i x it .it C h e s te r ,i . m il .i- w i l l .a> l 'urd .,vetnie .m p o w w t v l lKo»« » v * f fo r 1 9 5 4 foil looL an.Olid »tio. Ilerr ia .|iialilv I O O K A 7 P O N T IA C S S C O S f FO R 1954 ii,. r .u n i. .iijjin.' |m’Unt« till* »tHi Ihm- lihrM-* ami hrighl mrtaU • D.inn|«iiKt4 itylwi Heart Ailment It.I. n.« %«.^ib lar 11 win r m p L .v rd *»ilh p r r f c r t ta * lr > r | • OttNadlvt M a • ■ tartar t*l«ri. L'i ...|..i t.»| ..I titr i a i . *rr llo* big. qmhlv tar i« 9 Naur talar - met clvaa M tr ia r t. Can Be Licked I n r r s lialttn > it iu li« i V*»«| itM io ai a i« - l )»i-l a b o v e ll»e l»»e »t. • W.a* iktHa a* ayllfa l M *tr twrtrak. KI Al. CERAM IC TI1.K mi-*- in lliiKw f r i t,4ur IU lot thr (atU >tar» l«««it tlfkt. "Q uality Produced By Master Mechanics" Foi the >outig wife with ht.i t ■ - iioU- \nd tin* m- j disea.M-, the uur> t.o n alm opt al . l«-t |.*r»tiai»»-r, » .h ir> fil ways uppermost in her mind i .•».4l»l» r ..m .m ii. » lll # off I ft IHI COMIOat CONTIOl *»*» • \.h.-» / t o t i i l l i “C.in 1 have a baby safely' in. I... u a r > And vear*. G Eneva 8-S045 Thank* t" advances made bv I'oiilm . | . |l». im«*l »«-i*.1 ld« llfl- AgAlU * ||ru PONTIA C nual Heart Fund appeal, the .-»n J swer nowaduvs is u«uall> "Ye- Louis Viola Co. I TTu* most imp»> tan t : u 'e for , | such yo u n g w om en is to co n su lt De MASSI M OTOR CAR CO ., Inc. 21* WASW.M.ION W IM I NIT H N. J. I with thru doctors Only the I lor can tell whether ot not preg I 295 PA R K A V E N U E ’• LYNDHURST, N. J. Hard and Soft Coal Cinders I nancy is likely to hold anv dan > I ger for them, and whethei or not | W E b ile r 9-0876 N U tle y 2-8080-1 1 they are up to the additional pys- } I le a l strain of caring foi a (a m . ily. 1 IKl.Vl MISS llll M Vk I \ IM Ni, I) VVI. I. UIKoS \1 SllOS KKtSlltST, BKlOllTtsT sUOS n.N TV • ClI.OiML I THURSDAY, JANl’ARY 21. 1954 c o m m e r c i a l l e a d c r » s o u m r f r c f n l t n m r p a c k T H i R i m

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HA WK’S CORNER Bears Drop Close One Io Hawthorne SPORT-WISE • ■ —*By By TAWALTER LTER “HAWK” HAW K ROVRROWK_ .-■-a. rarrai Hawthorne grabbed .1 big first the horn- team theth» lead lead ff»rf*u thi 5 i .ti < 1 ' the Golden Bears-Bears *?onfri'-iConfri -• ^ iy I I). ROESCIIKK^ ^ ^ ^ period lead, lost it in the fourth 1 ti m e Lyndhurst stayed in p. ll th e tilt o u t of tne »ru-i RASRETBAEI REALLY A CHANGED GAME VOHTH Alii. Nries to th e tr ske in , b rin g n g t h e n seaso n ’s w in re c o rd to I laved at the local gym we managed to squeeze into an open space 51 vi in gradually nave- op muiic < d in i Ha; ■ ! mi .v 1 ; 1 i*ap to 45 411 going in ind Keilly had 18 and 16. respec- Kin o . 5K ! seven baskets and two f .uls to lead the Javvees with 16 points. Bob Hakim, brother of Ed. help -d the- cause along w ith 10 points. Iter the 1036 season and ~.tu< k < lose , • ‘ * ri. final ix-nod, and l.vnd tivelv, foi the losers Cam- n hi | a u itm g H e w a s r a t e d th e be*-! in th e . ■ ' .mi-ht uf. .it 46 all bedori Haw thorne led all the way in De-M.. North Arlington continued :t- winning ways beating W a llin g - 1 e post of high school pi ni'.pal and I , ft l M , :..:.r,l rl. u. .• t , e ,v, takin > the tavees game by 45 : O- ui •• 15 58! t,,n 50. Brummer again !*-d the- Viking scorers, ge-tting 21 top posit,on m the school *• \ ' tetji S ,r.* points, bring ng his season's total i. 148 points for seven games. tendont position Olson has found I.Hi F. T i an average of a shade above 21 pun?.- per game Joe Calabrese pi 11n.tted Mi < )lson (mild he - e. n at contributed 17 points to the winning caus- and rid Hakim came '1 One of his free nmine-nts wa ..no St. John’s In Easy Romp To Continue H .. through with 14 In the junior vaiMtv game the Wellington team ho Ly ndhui st wa' entertaining Pa; a ■ lan d no hette-r than the vars ty. losing 72 to 53. Bob Hakim showed - Mi (11 on still known to tlie mai "av foi North Arlington getting 24 points Teammates Powers, . I" 1 vein - ,ipi. we thiow so vei. 11

t 12 ■•! North Noire Damp (29/ ri,. o th r. Ail.ngtoi.s y> points with field goals W h a t 01 HEN OF PEACE DROPS FIFTH GAME 333 m a d e bv Oueen Of Peace dropped it- fifth straight gar ■■ of the season 11 ted til 333 W " ong .. when it lost a 58 to 40 de-i > , n to St Pair;, k's ■ d, El i/abeth The P a i k - , .d P lav ', .o I', , ■; : Qn‘-«*nsmen held the had m.-t "ine during the game Thev led at har,co . in the i om t t-. K i o l . i th e e n d o f the- first p. i lod 0 t<> ii S t P a t n c k 's K..t a w a v to a 24 ■ to than a half. Mr < t 111 ; to ih lead at half time- and held t K.-n McKee was high s, o,e-r ...I M l O ls o n s a id he O lone unde . 1.1 I ! " lor the losers, tallying 12 p-ants ten were si oS-ed from the foul Down the lamp he v end of till ei Fordham (19) f t l'n'' Waid tallied five field goals and a t ul t i 11 pant to take . the- r u n n e r u p s ( ,,t to M c K e e . J*H -t ».« It,*4 AnnTTrrr r r n t ot Mi Olson, w hav HAWTIIURNI EDGES OCT I YNDIU RST O I V ,1 .. V 1 . < town and many an .. Lvndhur st sulfired its tli id ot the season losing Haw :he game ' ' Although v ' thoi'Tie lil to 58 Lyndhurst 1 *st thi g.m •• ,M tlu first pei md. sc oring ball davs. we hope tl ' 'm Iv * -' f f h . Haw th.a r-e's 21 In the se, ond p. nod with |. end so mui h f.ulm ;; < hai ley Keiliv lotting f.'i -even points, l.v ndhurst pulled to w ithin m m h t h e r e w ill hi , five p o in ts o | H a w th o r n e - o u t-, a m g p ... p. „. - Is M.ss||1|1 I"' I m o s t ,,f it-, kill A t the- s h ir t of th e see-yr.d h ull w i'.o lh . ■ i / no arm Skippv Liebo- ..•.trolling the hall ..ml ne.w m the luioup. out-.-.nd Hawthmne 17 to 14 The ri,-wcomers and o,,e rarely s« . scored ten point- between then, With bette: results fiom the- foul line- th e Lv n d h u r s t t e a m m n h t h a v e puile-d tin s g a m e o u t of th e IOC \| Kills AKI IN M M I U llll A liASKI THAI I. t p.-:....I ti., Harchar Speaker (i.e Thev chopped m 17 . ,.l 37 tm ui .e Hawthorne made ■ Im ' o n i n m giK.d 17 of 25 Lvndhurst - Javvee-s lost a 4 . to 43 decision t<* H aw v. i ilor douliles ii|i and dm-s pul.In itv ba th » I ■ o n t. 112 to For Boy Scouts thorne, with M r. ison and L. •> k>- , orir.g1 ’ and 11 joints respect ‘ i| " • l e a t .o n p .'" : 'i a m it i- m u o p p o i t u m t v to k e e p V I amarn i ■ I iim ■ • 1 1 n the cion gs the P.,i ks and Plavgimmd .Imi,' ively lor Lyndhurst ’1 h. (ioldon Be-ar (re-shmen team to.^ the ing : Jin |.a g o D a n e 1 ..rrv A Han har. edit Rutheiford squad int.. camp hv a i!7 to 34 scon- The high scoring i -'I. I.* -: e KIm \hete on the -polls page weekly we p o in t to g. Boy; Life, w dl he- guest speak the- winners wore- equallv divided between Mike Moran, i .o t ■ n 'I i .bum i and Bidd> Leagues On Sundav a hi a no, Tomi at the annual Tamar k o u n n l f' E d d ie B co and Joe Kelly with nine points apiece The- frosh • n. ' In e - t.n t ol th e AH P. o B o w l f o o tb a ll g a m e te ll. a n d J o h n M a r lilie s Scouters Banquet to be* held on now sports a reie.rd of two wins and one loss V--• I I t h i o u g 11 the oflii lid sioielxiok anil t.iine up wi VS' 'I hutvlay evening. Jan 21. at the ! • 1 '• /Jom i I.e.mue for boys between the ages ..; I Hobm Hood Inn. Clifton W l I X ATS EOSE ANOTIII l i i -> e. r. of a la week schedule That means 27 gam* h. women associated w.th Scouting win in league cornpctit.on Thev droppeil pan of games to Pater I i,.'.'o and that .mount of games have produced 2.047 p m Hutherford. other South Bor son Central and Clifton They have w on five non-league games. tl • \ to. Tb..t total was seeured on !*21 field goals First Division Team s Again Fatten Up On • ri comtmindie-. Bloomfield and Henry Hu .s high *ooiei. lead ng the tors of both teams b '*1 . 4>:‘. atb o i ts | no Gaels, who seems to »,e Nutley. are ex pee ted to attend Wl*h 22 pi His te,.mmate Chailm Knichel. had 17 points The '.pp.' i tia.’bt w m -, have averaged a a 7 punt- p. I'wo men will be- named as re- J a lost t" Central 48 to 24 b. :ng ..ut- ...... m the first period I i • ‘ • ' dii.pped r: illi points thus far on 2H field i , u.H-nis of SdvcI Beavei awauts. 15 to ‘Md 12 to 1 m the Second stan/a Gibiiev le-d the- scorers w th 8 p m n t s I i d pi ’I l i j alls Bottom Team s In Junior Basketball Play he tu' host honor be towed each Still m n g lei tin Wildcats ran n t . T in second plan veal in leoogmtion of utstand- into a hot Clifton lean were deh-ated to the tune of 83 to 63. e t b a ’I th oj th i u liilj , ilg -i'i Vue to boyhood tloough Hugo, was the high s ol the contc-t. m s -ring 16 field goals th o Scouting. Those pre.sentati ms vv ;11 and 7 fouls for a t-.ta: HO points In nine games p, date Hugo d v i n.n . lub- aie tin W oetO PI m im jO I,v J. Wesle v Tdlou. Nutley, has scored 203 point for an average . f 22 p unts In four league M .u ke. s on I I', bar ket- ,md l\k b a il b a . past r)ie.sideTt ol the Council games lie has sc/oied I la pmnts The tougher the competition the D. p a t to p e l . o n ti ■ t T h e C Y< > b u s ...... d 2 p m n A •' .•he- 1 i hi -ht w ill be- th e more points he s,.,l(- Knichel w., - held scoreless limn the field j round.- i* h.le (tioppmg in nil goals .md 101 bul whi veteran and training awards to lor the first time th s season, the ,,nlv points ho scored were three have gai ned IU2 dq-.it on . t ,.,.| 1 . . . ine.se oiunteer lead from the foul line. G.vinn was sic nd h i_ h -nan w th 10 Writh C hi "t 21 lo the indiv idual .'st of the last quarter East Rutherford man- M m p l 11 ..nt r u n n i n g G a e ls i- f,,i m I. .nt u >ili I aged t>. outscore the 25 to 20 The ( lift a. Jay.v ii s also took the --re of th.- W I • I h r o tlii i o|. B .d ib v at ti nd- ‘ St M .u s - ('• r e d 10 markers and • ugh only a freshman he io entl. . on d Hudak came through with 11 Clifton's Ire.-h.moii squad duhtied J.iwee gflme In nine Junmi la no , bob i.usi uuirieiim u oj. to 23 l»i 4 point- a game a . lie ha di..pp. -I m In the 'tar.dim 1 fm si oi ing h. n. a - m toi county as "f J a n u a r y 14 foul- poll..wing Walsh in tb. , . • m/ 15. Henrv H um of E ot Ruthei ford is s. oral t.. Cmneleo of Lodi, I I ,a< Im i! eli.i w ith I It. p o in t o n .11 , ,..,b ,,i Bob Brummer of North Arhngt.'ti .- m s xth place, f .Mowed bv ld W.H 1/ PI o u t th e ..vi i c e n tu r v s< i.r e rs . l.ir 1. . I'.. I. Charlie Knichel of E.i t i.'utlurtoid ,n . - et;th p..t Charley Reiilv M .m o a i wl... has -a red 11(1 points on a2 I a Hold Election of Lyndhurst tanked 26th ... th.- , e h, storing honors MX bail. 1 pi." . is Donald Da.kei <>| the Dvmorul w (.ARDEN SPOTTERS IN I EAD has netted i' .a. 44 and 11 Eddie lim ke of the Tio,., In tlu- Haeki-nsa. k C.ty Man r Lea. u the .(Irden Spotters nf \ , lo sin g At Westminster I 1:1th W .! I i . in. s ( ba r lev S e ll va iiii h of th e G a e l w, East Rutherford increased the r f. ad as f a v took two games from <*4 B e n ; v • nth Will; ii . Ralph W o o . S p..III.. w I '•'t m of ffie crs and organi- the- s e c o n d pla- e L o w its J a v E> ki-i't sj,.- •vi tl th e w av w ith a 624 id d.v I- i- H i/z u lo . th. D v m a u l s ta n d s e i g h t h w i t h HI vb i' "ii l e p . ' t s f e a t u r e d the* annu- series 'Ihe Buff Diners ladies team nc rtisi ( j tl teased thou lead in the M;V.i M o i a Ti' ians i ninth with Hll, and Joe Kelly W. 'tmmste.r Presbyterian Haekensaik Citv Ladies' Majoi U-ague . s the v won three games I D.v v. Hh 74 p o in ts o n g - eg ,.tio n a l m e e tin g in from Bot.'tii He-c s Miss Stella Tetn .'a i lie d a 624 series for the v . ..me was last I'lO-dl.s < l.l , t ‘ e elm- . h ..o,< I.(..ids Will • h"W that 66 names h.i I ii. He-v H u b ert F C a r l s t a d t D n.-i o m b m . a ith a high s n ilo game of 223 Her sis- 'I i'.puis barely (' 'S' ( • , '.’" I ’ B II Tl' j . I m ups thus fai and that the mai'adv asto: |>reside*d te-r Joail helped the Ridge team take tw, V'.mies from the Ei eat as. larnb m g 30 to 26 Wol-1 -/ I-l.a. : 1 i 7 Stanley n lii'shmei. or sophomores a m i with tins oxpt M L o w e ll wa- eleet- Joan hit tin pms I", a 607 s. - .<■ In the I- .icti r n A ll S t a r C la s s ic .. Id a lo u r field S p a : k a stant to the- pastm His material foi Couch Harold Bin k lb" League I.vndhoists Jinm v Laô aided b M ali a I Paper Products at th.- fin ish but T„, , I OS so- .1 an e Ide; IS Walter -. ..M.u Patiolmun Coughlin, wh" direct t t e a m t. k e t h r e e i_am .- fr ,m tt.- I. s , , nog AAA Truckers, put u: pulle-d the Tie. 1 ' If. ? • Y alls E ld . , I,, ba i "Ii.rmssionei William k (iall.o h s .• . ted are Nor ting tc.gethei H UM'S , f 12, i‘»2 and 2*4 h i a »i4i. s e rie s ev converted 12 d Ii "»o ,n , that i uns off sin.mth! v w ith . ffi. .. man "ouch and Arthur I Weis- m- H ig h scs.. ■ i nd Hill Bello •n nn i E Steoh.mv William I'.o ne: ed by Jim I )e,ic..n ii. Georg, Mueller K Hurry 4. Huhm t B - D H o n o r s E R -L a a sh e . F r e d DOTS AND DASIII S . bets' plvotman ,o 1 H er be-, t Per: y , le-clee ted. P ■* ' •>- !.eo Hods:, is, Jai k La t \ eni w h e n the tl Muriu ipal Elei tm n i ampa gn w .i i'mn • .a A l iv e po in ts B o b and Robert White anc| George- W ee.*/ -6. Wood Badge, won this f ai les C Pire.vano, l . i 1 Ii. w mu a , Geigei, Jr . all with thiee year E m p l o y e e s ■ to that ( om m ssmnei Gallagher and hi . i amp the lit st tim e b y a T a m a ra c k Ib -lo n C R . ■ 1 , Moi. k f .,nv ■ . .’ .1 ;.. - I. , ms. and I .!> Assess.,| Walter L M dlov, dull, t make lattl. 1 hn R Nielson, two M i ■ s s, n ' ■' s J.. m | i M a ik is D o n a l d Semi ter Instituted by Lord Bad -j,.n nploy . topn uih as taking the Im.w s foi being co founders >< t.-> . In! , h id V. „ s I »,-.!« t nesses re e-lee ted aie v. ith 15 y>-a:s i-.lnui' on Powell, foundei of Scouting, A tKi n A I. M o r g a n . O t t o L m n al I.L pi "gram But vou can notice- the amateunso ■■ si--i the *sig ue IL.H.t.o. i. k 1 Mis Georgi Alberding and Mrs t Bee D.c K in so n a n d this badge is known throughout b. in. Ai t h u - - , i- a n d Jo - 1 ping ' -e l'5'l 1 Ciiailes K.rc h n e i date fm the coming Board of Eduiatioii cle-itmn w Im h,. K o'-- w the wm Id as sign lying the- most Company Dv -n n 1 . , ti nt- w..ik in the Little League- piogiaio as one of his qu.m T i ustee . are Mrs Benjamin W ' s , . mmitte-«* M • onnplete general trjining guests last • . olfu. A c cr tain school ti ustee is boiling mad . I) v n. . I ’h 1p ^ ■> 1 lei . John Pfaff. Ye toi an awards will be- pre- ty a t t e n d e v i ifi-r h n g . M- -or la a merit article regarding the Ink iiu' "I t h< gat. ti. Hi.hu> Walsh Dym ond. i <• * t and Robe t Hamhauser, all for M d ' -ented by Scout C' nwrnsnuini-i O t t o n a n d E H. i iam area at the- high school field w huh is usi d fa plav 11.1,1. 1 ... c ...... * f i r e i ye-ars Walter Justus was Sjoi Inn Fas K i u . r ? V ' William I- Atno. Bloomfield Mi.'div with the elected pie* dent ot the Board of IP o n / e st'i v I- e p tis . p e . nteel i ip" a- He'll get used to it as he's just completing h. h> Training Awards w.ll be- given •I till I io a I d N Ic k le Lollg.ll/o. who held that tcint; • a.i. • II. Id a 14 1 ! il *?#'*'» \ • li v tee president by H e n rv 1 B e t ,n. . s . i . hy George A Post. Rutheiford. i> ,"l after ten games with Geoigo Pan.ivuiV, lost tlu m.u, I f a . m i td the M is D iv in e secretary, and Colin le a d e i."h ip t .j in m g c h a n m a n ol Gollei. Josef c bi n the tinal te-u games wen- Im>w led at Al -■ B"wl" ...... at in front H - i Kmdelbergei and h H a n I. E lla K .- v the Council. Motor Boat Show Pamenk .iu-i aged over 230 Jay E. keit ut m c h M- - ■ on B Hv i \ .1 li r C a m e ".. tiiHisureis John Adel. Pula, N , (; i..I i* , . .n Chairman of the banquet com i, tug m Ihe nine day scramble Im $ 13.00a m p he CY( » w Ith 14 W Okie A i / w as named house la, . He.War t Fayir11 n J . e| h mittee is Sam Weatherby. W o. k I Through Jan. 23 " . I .hi a n n u a l A ll S t a r B o w lin g T " n n a m e .it In hi Sc h a n e l. S a r a h Steigelman. S t a n Huige. and master of ceiemonu-s ■ » la ' S a t u r d a y he to t a l e d 111.8 E v e rv m .-e.I.ei h w as e lected presi ley W iI k and Sophie W .itaih !'. is How aid Poyntcr, Nutley 'I ■ I''54 J..h le, National M o M t i Monday night team m the Beigen Inter C h i ■J the :.o.ird of deacons and I) e m p lo y e e s r the 15 • a- ILuchar, who has been success lt at S! a open, d at the bracket also -ereivo th e-e- v.ico' • ..d ,. . ."Ver 600 as the motormen took two game Cam eleo Remains Atop i M l lie s e c , eta i \ W il K m : .-. d ; e A i m . r J n r . - -e av e- let ted clerk lvel>* circulation manager, exet.ii • "j t IO; Jimmy Lago in top ten aveiago- leadei J P e v a c a tio n w i t h pa-. , tive editor and editor of Boys no, and K iu a ini-, e road thii A i th u t 1 Exe-e ut.v c j i-i x .n n e l and t a M i S i Classic with a 205 average for 45 games will Bergen County Scoring Life, aftei holding several posts r I.n i* \e n nji, J a n 15. at G p m A letter writer asks when did the fit t 10a e n e v olen* foremen c depi»: tment.d h- .. I. a n ‘ w .ll no o « rt ! run. .u v s . m the- National B >> Scout Coun •all jamltoiee lake place, where, bv whom am of employees 'cvetving 15 year 'h. Uldi the fil l . !o- in g m b s h th . t i. k th, .il. will illuminate the subject n. Imi Sunda.. J.-n 17 ’hr i Vioidmg to our records the Beigen C-m tv the pins wet.- ai i.• nk in\ ite-1 gue-t« . l . i 23 .-v\ h a t T o n y ('< e le o of I.o .-r a • -1 ce. 2 I'i 'Forward on Liberty s T'-am i pousore-d the JuintMiree at l-'au Leigh Du k 1 hey inc.lu-.led 1 S D i Kinson • >1 II h o ld in g st p l a t e m C a d n c v w .. n >. c urrent slogan of the Si outing j y, Butherfoid on February 17. 22 and 24 in 10 A’ thui K Shi iw .h k I Ii. i ge n C m n Indiv .dual t.on pi io. to W. m 1.i piogiatr. He- will ielate this rail Irvme R i, -I wen- North Arlington. Holy Trinitv Mathew 11 Wiivn. \ av- .. k, of Iâke ,i 11... I scso ing i W Ith Blithe !..',! Miss Dalesso's Parly ly.ng cry to the need foi vi.il Wood Ridge. Lyndhurst, Dumont. Bog. J. hnsun. Frank A Holt. Ji M ax ,>atlent m St B.. 1 h. sha. p-shootmg IL.m II to 14 . a m i i -1 n i.m s.itim ljv, Jan !" Mil,.- I) trengthenmg the Scout organi/a a n d S t 1 ' II Kus Holy Trinitv, with Richie Ondenf. and Richard Roum .lorn h u , H "sp - ’ i for an operation ••a: \ his Sl on d 17 points in 7 CM i afld I' - |\.I ... ..1 l.l'.h a\,n.„ as gu**»t n u n to k e e p a b re a st ..f the i-vei s ta r t m .tli (Miderd ink. by the- way. plaved a bang IM . ( , a n ,. . .1 . of 25 4 ta l t> ot n by he; ni leaving numbe-t of h av.s who St Peter's College .- p e t c .nte-d Hi » lolled up Paul S/. ( , nt a x te e n tl tu redd be .n th e m o ve m e n t et C h a n n e l H a w h ic h w a s s«i w t lie! I goal .iKo toj ' f"' the veteran ‘ a.vaid h ‘"i.nty. and added 32 loul shot? positi- n ,n the Coi .. . t .niliid. I M and Mrs Everything the Itawthurne at BuKot.i, N pm Henrv Hugo of East Rutherford with 13 |*.,nt* in 1 .t oll Me bllo M .ml Mrs Ar Ridgewouil at Ram s. \ . M pm limbed int.. 2nd t U r T h e B g o t.,1 , . n te I I'- nd Toion and daughters, Mr Gamble Firm in CAGE SLATE I.inc.dn (J.t i al (tarlield. H W Idt.d center has bei i piling up next m bo. with I ii 6 1 1 M« s N at.ile and fan-ilv, Ml SKIER p m >1. ntv of pomtri evo*j though hi> B o b Rium m e i of Nm th ,1 M • W a ld - Ir-i-c hto Mi and Mew Quarters T O D A V Alum ni at North Arlington. lui. h..s t>* e n losin. H un. now ton Cha; I it- Km. hei .. t Fas Halm and daughter Mrs Don llos«i» eRarns v . ul St M p .m . • a- !(KJ tallies in games He leads . ei foi I . G e m j c J . i h i i .i j v and daughter.'', the Misses The pub!i relate ns firm of NEEDS! Mary'w (Pato. 4 inn SATI'RD A V B . i i-eri m foul shots w.th 53 Jak F .u.s...... Han-, i e se \| an d M is A B ...n Hol^rt H Gamble and Associates Eaid RuthrrlurJ at I v ml Fiu lew trii at l.eunia 1 |>m A h :*■ •mkin*- 55 field gonltl limiv fmde.-.-n . C:f |s , ib J . M '*• l k . u F a i ise h.»n s now 1 nated in its own build- h u rst, 8 p.m . lU i’ktiivadi at Trjueck. 3 B iP \ 1 . C a d n e v ..I llac k e n s a k t m . n d ,1 th i t p 10 Cai'd ('aiiov a, M s Je:t«. ne at 7«»S t'tsiar U n e Teanct k We Carry A K l . Ja m e s (N ew .i Q u e e n p .m . sll N..,»l llw l„-,l avrr;...,. ..I ,1KI „ k< and NL -' R . .u u Foumle-t m P*4I by Robert 11 u f P eace (N .A .1, * i»»r Hu.hertui I at Tenafly. 1 pm . m all of I yndhur-1 ..iambic, former newspaper e d i "•> C..«"IV *'»W W l.'inK a | , w„„, H|J Compleio Slock of Winter Sports Equipment l a i r l#ah 'ii at l>odi. K pm • »> ••' • nlv "> l‘.l«l I., n,«. T...„n „i ll,..,.,,, I- > Mi an.l M 4 F nk De tor and columnist, the firm has FR ID A Y The Indies' Auxiliary of thi Mill.- w. al. 116 Th. b 7 IU.-k.-n Hulki.».k, ,,f l)„n I and Mi and Mrs P*sa oeen Uw a t e d up to now in o(flees ( luster at Parfc Hidge. il p m Bunnget Walker Pi«t. Amei lean * k gumi iiii.nl na« hn. -apprainl jppemeii m,n iî>,« » Maurn e . BukrH u k r of... und, un,I, fi.. »tedal. pa, 1 North Arlin ton M #n.' it 2 1 0 M a in » t r e e t , Haekensaik Wntwoad at Berfenflrld. H le g io n , h a v e voted to w n g m 6 games i.. date Ku'iic I Ca\ a lu ce i um l M i and Mr Gamble »s P u b l i c Rcla- LYNDHURST SPORTS CENTER p m the He*it Fund drive in Frbtu Both Tomele.. j»nd MeCadney h.hn Gtasiano uf Kuther • io n s Direc tor foe the County o f ‘ Dumu tl at Wuttd-RiJge, H ary Advance plans have been ate in a fair position to b e t t e r the Ladas who has played in ”«1- ci D. and Mm Francis Ba 'ter gen and m a m em ber o f the p jn . • made f.r a card oarty lo be held Bergen County seen mg record ed 5 games, boast* one of the bet nd son o f Jersey City, and Public Relations Committee af 2I‘> Sim ve*.mt \%r. I.K 84PNI3 I \ntJliursl 2 l o rt Lee at llasbr#utk MU. ' in A uni. Mis Vei a Jaug>letUi *03 innnts set 2 y e a i s agu b y T«a* ter a v e i ag e* w ith 2 2 4 P u n s is a. Mat y Natale of Huds-a he Eastern Railroad President»I 8 P m It pi*sid«*nt. 11 wi '• > Gee rge Sipp Tu atciimp- ao average mg o\er 20 a game THURSDAY7, JANUARY 21. 1954 COMMERCIAL LEADER A SOUTH HtKOKN RFVIFW l*\l.l HUH N

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2*2 K IV K R tiD C A V I I.* tidhur*.! A Unelv t r»M in t.untc-.loa n u b • » AM ) M D IM i pwnxion attti . ntlM«J)'-d «*•'<>*' tw n*-r lot-atlon. < <>j»p-‘r plutnl»iuic ul. Telephone Company Ready For Dime t»nth. oak flour* l'r»* • *1 >1*10 S w i AH Ai'K H(K>HNO (XIMPANT Dynamic Advertising ■tK^hTI hi* iim k«*l l«'lr|*h»*n«* i a II h * * *o»*«- t h r ts.is u ( l l i r T h r Nowhere else do you get the concentrated SAVINO AGENCY rV V ? ^ * 1 j n itkrl Iw rr, ll»«- i i i * k« I c i g a r . t h f n i t k r l t*t»|» «*C n i K r r « n « l IM u . advertisng of The Leader Classifieds. Your 255 Ridji* Road. Lyndhurst. N J ------L—ll1 ! |}u. nukrl hn. ridr. it Annoumrtl ht ihr V w Jrr««*> Rug Cleaning Bl'SINKSS SERVH B Hell *|Ylr|ihonr I «nti|t.«ii%. Surlm * Krl»r»rtn I U a l »aIU advertisement is carried into 6,000 homes G E n e v a 8 3121 I vhlM^uartl m UMI plARt I from juil'ln plumr* %»111 m iIiiiw. I hf ci»iti|Mftt i* Ij»««I i\ sfH IA I 'li|r Tui »Ur ** t« l«‘|»honr* throughout llir- *t;itr m i llial thrs tsill afl. r I • h- i m r r u v r v t by: “f> I l-l* r t m r v rr|uiUr lh« .»nr nn krl tu.l.nit.r j ! ACCIDENTS ■ M.>ruum-nUl Uck" thr phom _ . ( ■ tHr »*•!* JOHNS M A N V IILI Rt<* h < elltR* e» I.. ^ ...ir llt.ilw Im-ii.v in.lA.Ud rewoonatdv prte.il io m |u n > *.*<•! I».»n I t>r * illv |*|.. t->timai.-« • m-rrtuH) live n <'all P tt J..-T l s > an.l fill a >inelr nokV I X I I The Commercial Leader KMuHiv.n »'W>.l.r 9 t*42 If Tlu- ,n a put.it. i h. no .*ft«*r K eb 2 .-As denies! A N TI SKID J MARCHIANO T» I * lo ir jo l |IMIIHIIIIII«IIIIIMIIIIItMMtlMIM IIMI) g ."•* Kmga'and Atlitul Lyndhu'Ot I ' l l v .1.1 v ] V .■... s..otl Kt.<' J The North Arlington Leader Salvage Coii» On iv i i BUYS OLD RAGS NIW JPAPiRS tA«h >«C e Ijm i* I I .a O il Jv ilU ALBRIGHT l|'h« i t I s I 1«.| vi i h im m r in > \ 4 (i(llo JOI f'»r»«l «(h> O n J iim- J Rip \»e K.ithrilmil N J Phone GEneva 8-8700*8701 r N J I ’tione l ’i > nitiul Ii tfc- *1 ; W I I..|r» '» .11. ll! »•.** «»•' I r«rn% \h unr ROOF REPAIR 41? K i i i r . u i fv } t IrtM ni' Rut* lot It t I r v m . m I lr«*Mw f*« k « |i For Three Lines of Action-Packed Advertising I'Mth -lul t: a vrltU K krarnt. N J and Iml! tu 4 e lt « r n le l Kl- Tryirtgw y ■' 1 K l K * l» x r L N t I^M 75 Cents First Insertion rlt~ r -***' v h n n gr- ' n o r t h ” ARLINGTON I .» 1 ' u s tft'rn t . ( tt l« \ I IIK M I It Kl im iim m im m Miiim m im im iiiiiM l ! A !t. ..ttr ! t i ' .!>nv»*rt«’« V.cloi P Franq.pen* $ 1.25 Two Insertions N*. ll! !.l., ».n> Ir ti.. h r l itt a ti a Vlfltll I!.. i..l ni. kl«. *pi tii, J riiiMi \ «« ti toMfJtoa th . Ituj- It a h i. w ill to- j l)u M ( t!ia! i. <111111 v* i il it ■ Die .a n $ 1.50 Three Insertions I r a . her I.il. III -Ifl.! w .u .H v* li«-it tt Refrigerator

.1 ii.4 t o u r 1 A t TO M OUVE T rl W I h.i. f *# «W» » Service • .llll >. .1 I. It III -TII f’l ' t* fl V k. 1 .1.1 U.I M U ST S E L L 1' I •! > i. i. mii N E W L Y (I.. 111 .l.i.tii...«i , th^t, thr . han* larifi' i lo** ! no*I tu liHih Allen 8< Neglio ' V . ■: r i l l V '• ' ..fiis i• • i>|n-i *iri K u llifrli rd rimli.- W CItatrr '■ SITI ATIO.N’S WANTKI) to 1 H tl U |i!l. It. JIV.I t*.x>th (if (I\ V II M VK* > CHRYSLER KKOiNint a Hi Kvtniai. n o o n . .o<; tlx • ,.n . . . II* nt . ondiUAti .11 .v a . r '..n .... ^ ‘ R t i I I *>• - . I . . r I .i II \ . », iu. \\-.. n 1 l«f.. 11. 'I. I . k . a l. - nU | ' • • i A.I th is vs.il a Ul U|< t. VACANT LAND 6 Ames Avenue ELM A U T O SA I.ES 1 ■' '.'i.'T.-n,,.. . 1*1-: « 12 2*7 ooo am.. T. J.NAULTY 1 to I'l’t’ . 525 Elm Street Kearny. f>i. J. J f r o n t r o o m . n.-«r Rutherford, N. J .Ii . i . -. r v . . i ;» » i it t Illi all*' t K E a r n y 3-2391 1 N S o n v .-..l.t ■ lit I npirvfti N lihifl I. N»*lla I'dl k V * . imr | , 9 U IL O IN G ; MiltMl>li- MISCr.I.LANKOIH II, U II- |. r u > .hi ili .i v «11... 1' !*♦*!« » nta > Harold I, Alim IL.ili. fl..i,| N | R A SS A i C prlvat# N u r*in( Homo i «i ' .t u i h.i.t ** I I.II' »ir«ernl • . hrnil|. ally tl! I.ed rt^den a Ir arid frtiiale I *a > and . rit..i . u i i.i. , *» w : : i E S T A B L IS H E D -l-.f W e have oth*' one and tvno •at,- fiur»»« M int komhrev I'r-.I. ni.nt ' J i III I-SI -\ ill. • und > hildr. n ► «.•« *v.»iilv ..«» ng« in Kearny. 17 Hiah tt! . Pa aaa I. |*r * is iv I • Ull - Illll Hlll>|> vtoiun*' r|«n r North Arlington A Lyndluitt ... II II If | If II. N..H*ed •« H U Ml * H.I >sil< >i:i i. I oes n DA * » • 1 IRMv in I ..n« \»ll#» S I ' H i t AKI IM .IO N MORRH JO S E P H R. P O L IT O • i »• Ifc* h e d t a « « U M * I.l elf |f. * little ml mmi II »t T II AGENCY, INC AuUi i until '• p m iU .lv th MAT TRESSES i PAGf DaiRiEj | Custom rriMitiraa niMk^r*. complrie l * 11 S tin»f»vs u n til 5 p in l»ay up I 0 |.er ii -.nth • ilh lli.r 4>( Id ddin| rnatln-a* madr to or- ! drr Ftcnov al In* h^ iiic day M rvk r ] *I"'H | Roy W lM M IK a e v i H H74I l » i i m i tfw.t t. M ill Half Huy dirnl and aa\>‘ M«ple Kurnl- "«Hf LYNDHURST U ll J a il ti. /V>4. A D U L T t.. Inrf. Kloor i-ovennga tvnilm* *•-1 irriii.jf. Dick Giovia • • •«*« H I * *t?| unili > OO. Saiurdav * 'hi H.'> Frau«1.n I’aik B e r g e n A\«nu*\ Nutley Nuiley 2-07*4 NORTH ARLINGTON V m o t t mn/ /'intfrf II ->rk I I NHIII I.Rt N I I! A IIY i I’. Ill H> A li I i Slli> UM lll \irttnr T ypew dtfr Service ri.AY I’K.N .I'l III ■ Tl Alii 1 .'ur** A \N VAN WINKLE A ft) I >hifli«ir»t. N I MANIT-Ai'Tl’RKft 1 Ihi- n r u i j 111(> H I h t l n * >SM • III well lo fa tu llle* <1.r.. I ir. ."i f.. i «. !► M HHM . M \« MINI > >ir-«al>' |.ri . < Ilh k U III I I II' ■ l> W A f? f N G « • It .*halra 1 .'.To.'.T. "!l! •!, • i. , IK1.1 1 ..rh n. ed..l ! • .f ." II !. . - 1 ..| I r V\ i ||, I.. ,.| . 1 , |hi . j-iinv t.. .^’ ,1 I . in. t. .. • , WlkoOr • 1 U ! 1 I I I M U M M M A l % l l 1 I.! t-.l.. it l.\. . K i l l lo...... HJPRETE AC5ENCY 1 -ut. • ■ . l . o , ».at ■ 1% ».,17 *nai " A ‘ " ' " . Bergen County G ill. III N I I l> |(l I' M ill D • •i.i. ,. » ... rOl.NO COURl • .1 iruhii I-. l.-.dl V\ In 1, v ...I It. V »■ -• . 1. Mil i. ..tt...- ; •1 tul: v ,.., | 1,. 1 , vi • 1 hi Aula li(* l» l.liu 1 ••• I a II* d / «•» f’tt%nnnt v l/» • • (,. ., .. . !I -IAI. :> >«.. • 7 ■ " • *• N' * ' 1 k 1" t V, R N 1 1 ■ n * li. J.oon.v or.* .it , i, I i 04 • It h i I* * »I Mil ». t MtA P E T S l ’i. ra krr I * fn.in l< »um .train (ilaao |ur 1 if it 1* or p.aa j ^1|'.*iJuf* ‘l»d',t.^“ iMlVr. ..' H l ’V N o w 1 • * 1 1'MM i s i.l U tM llli H * I *\i. iiliIN t; SSS n . .-.da a.* 1 I.'dlu. at N ROY'S AVARIES !HMld«OOi| fl*M.r. Oil ll r 1 t**4ft Nr * J n w v W obtter Ave L.yn<|hoi »t .1 .. .. . 1, i C O U R l S I M a m " I 1 1 a * k t . e . i k in t ir Leg on Ha/I i I l l l l ' I f s | i l I t * IH|*ea4 • IU '

MERRY GO ROUND Clothing Exchange I* A I M I M . I l l I O R A I I N t . A J , I . - ii. i I |i |» . f a ..«! 18 Or ent W a y Rutherford N J I'a p e f l.a ..| lr>l d..r.e t * aaa.naS»I • • f I allwialr* I l.e#ifwlli l.ltm • k I. .i i.i-a LYNDHURST CIMCO N.. I • » I. I*.f M ie'M C J U N G ! [ «• 114 s |»lfll» N m l i i | * IW 'l l IACKAMIANNA HOUSi Gordon s Wine & ’ W IN Si/fc R.ag* M.iad I N RAWO' i C. I » e v a I i f " i tall Lalcf *> • *2 1 It. .. ! Liquor Center P H A IP 5 I i llu. l.lil II t.l.r It....I AM M »a*.n i mp. av am* n«o t. i »i ..--i Day & NiqM I Including Air C e«d'».»r>.ng I iiitlhnrel l*r«. VSR UAIONABlI RATtS 4 * » IU < k riM « > It ^ I r r* -1 i O'CONNOR AGENCY • da*< i»« at.on »ar all Ir ano»e< ta t. • • WANTED! i I a f U t . l l ELLER LADIES' Mli< *00 R.rtge Road Naefh Arlington J i l*l*|.»n« Roomy t r000 U S T I N G S O N Mfr If* V* W il l) i » N i I N ) t H I V . ip*w l.ien.lMT* nf.iii "• at. I’ M and Gl«.»menn A V.U.di W E. 9-0418 f"T h*-rtf|iia elard i •*«j«»d.» Aflerno***** HOMES I itpfol'f < ..aliMl.it i n V I C V N V WE -.AVI I A • 7. *. » Ilf rooai HI ll HI R« Rl r tIRA 'VINO ROOM SLUTS one fatnllMM. p.wa I A I ftM • ■AUTlClAN «.„< .1 \ , I .Mr. Al VIRA1IONA j li- a t i . NMtHrr(< rd t.f. » MIA I .IB* of A ll I 4AI* Sill 11* IN V«H It L.o* Vo«»e Mom* TM MultlM «*1 11 L'ltiel Way «•* Qu.fh IM * ¥ - .a— . 1 C ' SO B- oaae* and SO Vaioomdn arIM 1 and 2 Family Bunqalows I.UN III.V || 1.1 It dl».<»un' Ir. ijo aal.t' (V. ,t j ••*!« t* —H •'•••rtE III I f H ANTED 11 MAI R l(».i AU t*11’1** nt *" BUYERS WAITING! r«irt W Milam- K d I 1* : R iO G t RO A O « "*-«n I family I f >ir»^ 1 I U I . I I Vfl.vt I-. »-»• Snjwr K. 1 ' * piuo .arc* *fS..p *n r-ar An W O M A N • a1ll . t J.. , rta> Kn • ■ I ‘ ml *1 '" i j .am deal •« only l l t J t * I •« »y* i- • * rt. ■ Anla. I. Ia*« Sp«l»IM i ire l.> ndhui >1 oh ' u H |3u|. . > ' f t v l i l O *• • N f»A *« • 0 < US 1 *► } SOT ROOSEVELT AVI Reel'd »e« 0 i/n**> * i n i u r i k 0R»'*’0*l • a ... >.4 f~-aui*fui 4 w i n lungaRr* \»l|flg|i>*l l.ld*a U .*1* S l i p c o v e r s • nil I all l*'»»l tip For Be»t Retullt Li»t Y O U R Home f d . i . m M tniet.m i. «»tn»n«n»»» atti*- hi IB R-•*< »# N^.»* a. i f U S S O L V t Re law ll.e hey With A Local REALTOR a •*<•« I 'oaa dli.f rOliH | i >mm> F t t * CL I R R D r a p e r i e s H lA llflG PROSLf MS LOT I.y r.dh irat Veit «* W A N T t O d— I IT |i-.atftn* ♦ | -«o —j ..r r lar| I h r f r |o |»o oi§|*»11| n f r f L l | u n | r i i | r dft*l r % |*e r ♦* u . t HR* AAMAAIN4. Ih t heart od R | M « » H II O il Burners C O L D IR O T -e.d'«r W ««* .te .> at IJ.PRi lifa b tk»o i.«* d.o* ^ • o f l r r 2*1 » r * r • il tr aii«l llir K »|*»M Ilia J. Bell. I •■-•A • ”»rfllt *t' ‘ a ’ I^r Al IIRAllO AB •II ai .« a »•!* i*d *ai . I* » III... * u n u r Lyn4hm «l. pi*'-'. it. i •rll sour Imhmt! rnp»*mm n l ^ I* * o it l * oI* *1 w K * \ir. i ’’ • •a * ! * » . « «*-«A * fa ll Imm F u e l O i l r airrB««*» lilo n i • i*4l d -aon# . f a V* w a I B nan* lw^k»«. » m i »»<»*• ■ Mtdr»i> ^ - *uj** k j^ b A r e . s z r z jL s t » • •a* faS'iea *a in.* aaa t • »• m iwtha auppl* f«»^ ♦»* '«*d»d • I WOONACH I AV«. M-^a.t,,. *S^f *• **- P-Ha-m-e *d »-4. ««* W an a M oaAaSId . ~d S « a H e a t i n g 1^1* H*v fi’ U li »i'*P ' ' ~4 rw ^ i* twtk an tat f’V«e | e^£r‘ S<*t at ' aa4 « a . * « » l . l ir tl I*!» •«»# iil> * t « A •**•* * tl •' • rM^na and ImiiB «w 1md tUm- »*W« I * * •B • IM Tn* fill IB mm*** l ?m,»!g-r t> AKSEl S. SORENSEN IfVUiant . . . t P .A C f » a |ii* dlhet'r or* Ar* mf l,~. *»atr* and Ana* *i| In f* iw * ■«. j t7^ I ' . I M rs A R 4 V 2 II h'l I AIR I IN IRI.I ar,...«t»t ratio*. • .11 «l a at**** nr» |»**. p. *»»*».* and *m* l* » R I M I S - I R t l i I H h iW « t : * n Me r,«ali.*»*> al W lf I* MR ! ««* REALTOR » INSUROR \ 4 E j J DOAW ORAPBR-AA • h~ C a r p e t tv. n n»**r »»ed ■«*•' «• 212 STI V I I.S V M W I M I lined It', or !«-•« W •*""* mmrlmsi a mr*R fmmtUt a* liaMUhaa 0 «anR**-» M * r t « * RO fum n* I V M lllt KST. N ) L in o le u m H arry B R l . Sr1l*t#»o*. d • oralrd IB B " R M i l l 4 41% I R I A 4 . IO R RENT . due SAA TR || IVai-ll.' nr*, w e~-—. I • - vjR>< Ackenon n l haofaiw t Hr* »*d*r* *M A.t m » f % W « . 9-2317 Res. G E . 8-7859 TILES TW O h^#a ----— . },&,.*• ..*»a .*• Sa« «d«a-«4 ♦«'* A • I a't Itlflrr V im l '>#»*»» A m tx rtarA. f* « l U K * I B ? > " R»R*d** BRA*!. R»PBW» j f a - lMngi ia*g> j ^ I i l t l M I M . COtV NR.tah.4 fd«« in . m . a » « aiffa A i.**4rv d-w' at «to% 1 | t O * « l * w o b a n ♦»«*,«* *mv* A » RmA^ s. wd R *-a* Rd ^ *b mt.jk«*i **:u» N,* I »i,i•£«t i..M a p n im e t nK.tRW*4 »*» » •*« • ^ t i l . i l * I W i *aa* Ia n *•»»*«* o**r *»a » a - «• e •*»**. ijijpinA|r|it l* aO I« r » “ — M » l i PAGE SIXTEEN COMMKRCf \l l> \l»Hi SOI TH RFRC.EN REVIEW THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, I954 WHAT ABOUT THE FARMER (EIOTTtlTlCITCtel l e a o c c J°nes Names Committee To Fight Crime In Bergen

AND THF SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW The opening step in a campaign hi. Bergen County well as the U.S., and thus dis citizens to prevent the recurrence of widespread gambling pose of their duplicate stamps for Established 1 9 2 1 and vice in the county, wai* taken Friday night with the stamps that they needed to fill Official Newspaper of The Township of l yndhurst their stamp albums, thus saving lir-1 meeting of tlie Council for Decency. an ore'*"»».ation them the expense at buying such Published ever* Thursday by Tlie Commercial Leader formed to act as “ keepers of the public conscience” in the ;tamps for their collections. Printing Company at 255 Ridge Road, I.yndliurnt. Tele regulation of law enforcement in the county. Re-ai tivation of L.S.C. in 1954., means all above plus the ability J hc- Council, which came into phone 0 cent fares | arn thing right execpf make m o iir y "A strict, unbending, moral U'ti, and Rev Edward D Hennes- five girls, age 15 to 18, residing ' tlieM- da\- appear- to liave been frightful- fi Ti imty Chuich, Hack in the Bergen-Passaic area, and the County Prosecutor, should l> wrong in hi- little didoe- at Telt-rhoro h<* some real fireworks. those must send a stamped-self provide an agency both vigilant addressed return envelope with 111 111 1 1 1 1 Hereabouts, where Teterboro is a local Xirpnrt. It -e f - < > and five guls. age Commission has announced a new' hut that plia-c ol the -itualion in.in lie l<» gel critical letter- from Oshkosh they II 'la s t December, Senatoi - elect |f» ih .■ ttbin ( on fines «,f Ber examination for filling policeman gen P a >aic a n a positions in the Metropolitan Po allowed to re-t for 111«* iiioiuenl. ll 1- a m a t k n o w 111 a I Mr. Codfrcy has begun to pul Jones pointed out that gambling anil corruption were two-sided A lth o u g h 1 : ea te d in 1945. It lice Department, Washington, ter for whim sical -peculation to watch two •oiue bite jnlo his scripts. 'evils in which those who engaged lapsed thru- year.- thereafter due D C The entrance salary is $3,- titan- like Codfre\ and tlie Port \<«th<*rt(v I lie Codfrey incident came into high m th em a m i those* w h o p ro te cte d to meeting room space and 900 a year I s. li. ol • tudu-s ..t its m e m b e rs i BUY EM WHERE THEY FIX 'EM! g o lo il. publicity ju-l as the Pori Authority made 1 them were equally guilty. ' To qualify, applicants must pass 1 The Council for Decency, or preccdam e ovei l.SG activities. a w i itten test and must be in ex Roth are now <.f the -talure lliiil neither it- annual report. I his showed that the air ganized as a result of public re* LSC began with seven boy.s m cellent physical condition. They • Model Railroad Equipment - Accessories believes it can do anv wrong. Codfre\ had port has been playing up lo business like j Milsion .it past gambling dis September of that year, and must nave reached then twenty- w ithin the -oace of seven months the tiiucrilN l amc not only lim n the- Bergen- ment No 8 1. (Local) for police p,tv.cii< aiea. but as far otf as play, ll al-o cast the voting singer a lad Xulhorilv director, reported that while the community free of political affili man and have not yet received at ions. They will function for 'at Hac kensat k an appointment must apply foi i RUTHERFORD S ONLY LEADING whom Codfrev developed and paid a mere over-all business at leterboro last year least a two-year period" to re Originally weekly meetings thi- new examination of they are 1 $000 a week lo exercise his vocal chord-, dipped, the private plane business picked move the strain of corruption wen- held, as suited the avail still interested in the position. RAILROAD CENTER able time of its members, and in the role of a hadtv beaten underdog. up tremendously and made up most of the the record of Bergen County and Further information and appli I restore the faith of the people in latei ..n fortnightly and month < ation f irms may be obtained j Codfrey wa- roundly rebuked oil all ;r,.7IM> plane movement*. Cullm an reported constituted authority. Mi Jones ly meeting:, t' ok over from the Commission's Examine! j Factory Approved Service Station -ides. Rut he i-. -till on the air iieark cverv that over 10 percent of the private plane said. Members became LSC re p o rt m Charge, Mi Oeser located at er to newspapers and phila- one of his waking minute-. When Che-ter- movements in ibis area originated or ended T h e f o llo w in g is a p a rtia l liftl Rutherford Post Office, or from! of Bergen County citizens w h" tetii m.u-'a/.ines, sta m p d e a le is the lf S Civil Service Commis- ! liehl droppe<| hi- ti'levi-ioii -how. another al I eterboro. have agreed to serve on the and ot he! adult philatelists be sum, Washington 25. D C Appli- j blue chip outfit. Cencral Motor-, picked it In the next year. Cullman -aid. the Council for Decency c.ma- steady -peakers at the-e rations w .11 be accepted by the j meetings, and late: th*- KB1 fur U p . Authority plans to -pend $011.1.600. Ibis Edwin K Kield. Dernarest Ho Commis-mn - office n Washing ! Paul'sHobbyShop And hotlfrcv i- alrea> 319 UNION AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. J. a p ip e . tion of more laud near the airport, llie ex C Met/., lUibiourk Heights Lj&C memlier* and then parents, Mr and Mrs Gustuve Podmor .ll] ot V. huh was arranged hy Now the Port \utlior it\ is after Codfrey. pansion plans for the airport will be kepi Charles Ely. Oakland. I.ivv Hood k i .f .'164 Roosevelt avenue, are GEneva 8-0192 (in West End’ man. Wyckolf 1 K Chiisten^ 11 Dudley Sleater the parents of their second son. (Godfrey has been kidding around. on ice for the near future, according lo in Wood-Ridge. Wallace Wirt h- In a Idition, trips w< i«- made to John K ibert, horn Sunday even- | lint should the ol redhead really gel him- d i c a t i o n s . (irantwood: John Kischer. Park • aii'ii , >t un|i exhibitions in both .ng. Jan 10. at American Legion Rid;;c Warren llivm. Saddle fi.elhen .New Jei s. y and in New Memorial Hospital. Newark. , River Bor 1 David Picketing. York City in ■ .rder 1.1 acquaint Rutlierfoid. Pelel I >»• b-riltt LSC membei- with various phil M;> Ronald Christensen and , Maywood. August B* . Bo ..tel . mt i ests throughout the her son, Douglas, of Third ave- | GENERAL INC. gota; l)r Howard Wcscott, Tena World, a- well as. the I'nited nue, r» turned home on Thursday | fly; Philip Bucknell. Roiklei^h. from St Mary's Hospital. Pas- ... is in their N01 man Critchley. Allendale C;i adu.dly LSC members, at • aic, w here Mrs. Christensen j Alvin Ralph. I.yndhint Ch: that time, became acquainted . n underwent an operation ear (alm ost finished* turn Keil. River Edge. I.e let be with collecting stamps of the lier in the week'and Douglas had i Baun, tattle Kerry. Mi- If Ci. % I'S A a- well as the w u Id . al ■ ton.silectomy < n Wednesday. Alton. (lien Rock. Adolph M,-\, , so becaiee familiar with vaitoii Ridgefield, Dr Lawrence Po'I. types of philatelic magazines, Mpine; Vi< toi DeTroy llav «rth. books and equipment 1 Thomas Mi abe Closb W ) In a d d itio n t . at»«»ve, L S C ham Pi//imenti. Rids-ewood I )■ membeis wen at liberty to cor W .iltn He »d. Tenaflv Alexander respond- w ith the 7«W tia d e r s ’■ h at that t'n>" re Teeteis. No, wood. l.< -1. : Alders. sided in 79 foreign countries, as Dear Editor; On behalf of the High School PTA I w ul i like to tnank you tor the- wonderful publicity on mt cake and food sale Cold Beer-W ine & Liquors With \oui help our sale was .i tremendous succea* S u n c r c ly , Ruth Weber C h a u la d y Doris Hem?worth GARDEN Co-Chairlady on C H A IR S WHICH ONE WAS IN Ol R D elicatessen TABLES - LAMPS - Bedroom CHRISTMAS CIA It? 418 PAGE AVE. (Cor. Chase) NEW LIFE! Dining - Living Room Groups VI.. I.-av.- it l«. vou l«> KU<»» Ii.i" »<-l<-«niir llif m onfv LYNDHURST, N. J. 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