M CE SIXTEEN THE COMMERCIAI, LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW TÏÏTRSD \ Y MW 7. 1950
I aw ay. M r. Average Taxpayer en j alliance. G ro u p 781K#»tart a __ Conservation . . or Else I just wishes the smell would go fund for eventual purchase of Now is a time when the trees are unfurling their leaves and away. a vt mdovt in new St. Michael Commercial leader buds to the sun. The whole country «id** is green and the wild ______Church. life are roaming in search of food after that long winter. a n » t h * soiTii BEHCET« «crtrw To all those who supported our y Established 1921 To see all this Uautv and splendor one merely has to take Mrs. Pkkerelli card party you are very much T V Commercial In in k the oflriat aewapaper af a ride up to the rural areas or go to one of our local reservations. I £ Gentlem en, Appreciated for all your sustain But in fifty years, will we have any forests. No, not if .man dors j VrVI I W O I I ID S I OI* Thank yeu for your wonderiu! ing support LYNDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS not realize that we must reforest, plant brush and cover for wild- A SIS help as well as sin ere thanks tf Mrs. I Sergan, life, and help nature in many other ways Can conservation groups A U X IIIO ry all the benefectors .who ha\e C h a irlad y and agencies do enough woik for conservation7 No, conservation h* l| cd *he C.rcle of Polish Worn Mrs. A Olkowski. President Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company | is not just a job for the Department of Agriculture, Girl Scouts.: Mr*. Thomas Pickerelli. pit i- at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. Telephone GEn^v* 8-8700-8701 Boy S' outs, spccial conservation groups, etc. It is a job for every dent of the Bergen County Amer- onc of su, male or female. youni* oi old. R* nemher, the next *t*n ^el>‘un Auxiliary, accompan- E d i t o r John Svvino timr you drive through the country that conservation is an end- ‘e<1 approximately KHJ jumoi less chain, take one link from that t hain and the chain is destroyed. Auxiliary members on ‘a Sta»< Mgr f.i.NtsT J Dtra>f.TT A dvertising M g r Sam i i l C. P ie b s o n ______j If you plant one tree, you create a home for wildlife and a holder Department Pilgrimage to Val- Entered as second class mailer April 7. 1938 at the Post Office of Rutherford N J.. of the 5°‘1, and ,his h,,ldt’r of ,ht so11 ' "■>'« clear s* .lt runnmc lcx Forxe S a tu rd a y mikinp t.streams, * ri>Q m c andunrl 1 these hiiii' in fnpn turn, bringU.,. plenty * of fish and abundant wild . ,h*1- —. * ,riP ^ 4!wu------chartered * 1 1 busses. under I lie Act of Mareh 3. 1879 On Monday of this week HHj i senior Auxiliary members lelt TEN TENTS PEK COPT James R Hannagan Subscription $2.50 Per Year Hackensack Court llou^e at 8 30 a.m. for A tla n tic C i 'v to .attend the luncheon horw>rin*; M rsJC h a r , le» W . Gunn. National President, now on a visit to N e w Jersey. How Many More ? Local Shopping Mrs. Pick e re lli served on thr ■ luncheon committee and wao a T h e P o rt of New York Authority bu> There i* a real connection between the color bearer for fhe National te rm in a l h one of ihp fim>t facilities in president. M rs. F re d Laux of report there are today 37S.OOO fewer per- Cresskill. second vice president the metropolitan area. It ha> fulfilled a sons entering the heart of New York than of the county organization, also vital function since it wat* opened fix yearn there were eight )ears h£o . - - and the attended the luncheon. •go. Mrs. William Guthrie. Sr.. Ro sight of the new Thom Me An store rising chelle Park, Mrs. Jack E. John. on Ridge Road, North Arlington. Once Bergenfieid, Mrs. Ralph Heaton. But already it i* bulging. Or. rather, Wtth«* fH* to*t few y»orv Hundred» O# Closter, all past departnfent pres the M cAn was a city name for a medium Myxnondi oi fomil»«* Sov* switched *o a it haa been bulging more and more for the idents, were among those sched >»%od*r»» fo rm o l p r o p e r t y M H uro laat year as the crowds pack into it. price shoe center. Now it is going into the uled to be honored. Special To The leader necessarily make a man leader of THf HOMfOWNfRS POLICY H « highways. Once the customers went to Me HACKJENSACK-The appoint W h e n N ew ^ ork Central discontinu* his leader of his community or no# only IW« ond lightning, but tom* 16 An. Now McAn goes to the customers. m ent of Bob MacAlevy of Hobo of his party B-D M E N S IN G E R S o**»*» p«rilt wctt ot wmdilofm, I •d ha Weehawken ferry about 3,500 com ken to the Port of New York AVE BUSY PROGRAM plo««on. tK«ft and o*H»rv h o I»© includes muter« chose other means of transporta The fact that the shoe store is settling in Authority, juiciest appointment The state administration has Con'pr*h*n»iv* Per*o«ol Liability Inswr- a governor has to hand out, has • taken the meadow lands situation The Men’s Chorus of Becton. tio n . I t ia estimated about 3,000 of them one of Bergen County's booming centers r a * c m »♦ you Own your horn«, th« policy Dickinson and Company has a - - - the North Arlington complex of service stirred off a new storm. It took | into hand. The results will be ] cov*r» boMi your res»d*nc* ond It* con now m a k e uw of th e bus terminal. Thin Bill Clark, acting editor of Th«* busy schedule planned for M \ interesting. Conservation Com- | tent». H you r% nt you» Kom#, it COv#r* your stores • • - is a commentary on the chang Newark News and a tough guy The Chorus, iryide up of nine th e re a re close to 7C.000 persons niissioner Bontempo h waiting ' p«r«onol property *uch ot furnishing», with a column, to note that for all 11 municipalities he wants tet*n male em ployees at the urui- j the terminal every day - - - the great ing economic life oi our times. ciotW*, applioncai and hundreds of Governor Meyner had apparent- I in the auent y that has been! cal supply manufacturinß firm, O tK * r bulk of them during the peak travel hours Downtown isn’t dead. But it isn't go ly traded off the appointment created. Instead, acting on the performs b<»th at company and civic functions. Wirt* th* HOMEOWNERS, on* policy in the morning and afternoon. ing to grow. Not when centers like that in for some political advantage in law. which .ays the agency goes Hudson County. into existence after three muni The Chorus will appear on M r« placet three ot W You hove only H ow m an y can the terminal handle? North Arlington spring up with plenty of cipalities approve, he has none 14 before veterans at the Vete one pre«mu*n to p ay on* agent to rans Administration Hc.-jifd d eal with . . one company to looit to for parking space, open air and broad approach Just why Meyner would take ahead. He e t the necessary ap T h e P o rt Authority plans to make the East Orange. paym ent of datm* May we rou atoreV to playing politics with the ex provals from North Arlington, i highwayyg. The follow ing w et k. on Mu\ rooftop, now devoted to parking, an ad plosive P o rt A uth ority is not Kearny and Moonachie. dition when the time is ripe. How this will IP. the Chorus will be heard at The dwindling transportation to the clear. But he be^an to sh >w h the Industrial Management of be done remains to be seen since it is a Whi ther the m \ . agency will city center .> a major obstacle to .he growth ^ ^ j ' T r t f o c . ™ ? an supplant tne highly successful Bergen C ountv d in n e r meetuv.; at the Neptune Re^tau^ant m long, long drill to the roof via escalator. of downtown. Folks are finding it jurt too Essex County Di motraU hand Meadow lands Regional Planning Board or uni k ith it—or what Param us T h e re is little doubt, however, the hu£ darn hard to ^et to the city and out a- to the authority. The apix)int- On May 25 the Chorus ui'l m ent of M a c A le v y is one more — mu>t he d’-cided. The Regional SAVINO AGENCY terminal wiH need expansion and soon! p a in . -roup has a wealth of experience si/ig at a benefit for Ronald Can step in that direction. It i* al nclla at the Central Theatre, m ost ce rta in that M eyn er soon behind it But it . acknowledger 2 5 1 R i d g e R o o d , L y n d h u r s t The heM illiiMrution is. the poor rnoins that th«- t ite agency h is a better Passaic. Cannella is a Lyndhurst will come up for a replacement High School football player dis and dads who take their children to the for Don Lowe of Tenafly. -a hn c h a m e for picking up the mon*»' necessary to st;irt putting the abled in a scrimmage game early The Lackawanna Goes circus on a week-day in Madison Square recently was displaced as than last fall. man of the bi-state agency. broader concept of the job inti (iarden. The show lets out just as the traf * • a action. i t is apparently, the end of the Pile for fic in tile hus terminal builds to its highest The Port Authority boasts t*-*«.t the Lackaw anna Railroad. peak. The parents and ihe kids are squeez it iv> beyond politics. But Clrrn \ The tnilniit situation waxes The proposed merger with Erie is not and MacAlevy are politicians hotter and hotter. In Eist Pater- ed in, trampled upon and looked upon as w ith a capital P. At the C'>u*t •%on the m iyor is demanding the PAUL SAYS t*o m u ch a m erg er a* an absorption. W ith interlopers. House h*»rc it is believed the in a year and a half, if plans go through on«' tim e fine relations b« E rie w ill «wallow Lackawanna. The new If a woman poes shopping; downtown the P o rt A uth ority ;in I W .'*• i organisation w ill choose a name - - a short now she must'wait until ihe commuter tide- Jones are deterionf i p *: • i p * " and he mn\ rr. • • ’h. one, according to plans. That sounds 1 k<* are low. That means the buses and train- a?en< v the U i t i w. F-rie will eliicrg ** .1 - flu- inu<>l
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Conservation or Else I * « { * * « 1 e n ’s a llia n c e . G ro u p 783 start a fund for eventual purchase of Now is a time when the tree* arc unfurling their leaves and away. * *mC *°U *° a window in new St. Michael Commercial ïeaicr buds to the sun. The whole countryside is preen and the w ild A*m t m to* morii in e n u m life are roaming in search of food after that long winter. ; ____ Church. To all those who suppnrted our E 'ta b liih td 1 9 2 1 To see all this beauty and splendor one m erely has to tak e ■10X01*6111 a ride up to the ru ral areas o r go to one of our local reservations. I _ card party you are very much _ Tfc« Cl— m M In in b to* I u w « w Gentlem en, Put in fifty years, will we have any for«- ts. No, n«*t if .man does i I W O T l*ID S P O I* appreciated for all your sustain Thank yru for your wonderful not realize that we must reforest, plant brush and cover for wild-1 ____ m ing support 1YIDMMT HOME OF GMMPIORS , help as w ell as sincere thank > to life, and help nature in many other ways Can conservation groups A llX lllQ ry Mrs. I Sergan, 'all the benefcctors .who h*v# and agencies do enough woik for conservation-’ No, conservation C h a irlad y Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company h« I, cd *he C .rcle of Polish Worn is not just a job for the Department of Agriculture, Girl Scouts. M rs . Thomas Pickerelli. prc i- Mrs. A. Olkowski. President at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. Telephone OEny a Mt700-g701 Boy S'oyts, special conservation groups, etc. It i* a job for every dent of the Bergen County Amer- oiw «»f rriaie or female. vounu or old R« member, the next i4’3*1 Legion Auxiliary, accompan- E d i t o r ...... John Savino time you drive through the country that conservation is an end- *ec* approximately 1;mj J u m h i M g r . ■—...... Ernest J. D abinett Advertising Mgr.._ Sam ir. C. Pierson Its» chain, take one link from that chain and the chain is destroyed. Auxiliary members on a Siatr If you plant one tree, you create a home for wildlife and a holder Department Pilgrimage to V;il- Entered at second class matter April 7,-1938 at the Post Ofice of Rutherford, N. J.. of the soil, and this holder of the soil creates clear swift running Icy Forge last Saturday m iking ______under the Act of March 3, 1879 streams, and these in turn, bring plenty of fish and abundant wild the trip by two chartered busses. life. On Monday of this week lOo ffnbaeription $2.50 Per Year TEN CENT» F » COFT James R Hannagan senior Auxiliary members 1« ft Hackensack Court Houoe at 8 30 a.m. for Atlantic Ci’v to attend L y n d h u r u . N . J . M a y 7. 19,»9 the luncheon horff>rin^ M rs ic h a r- les W. Gunn, National President, now on a visit *o N ew Jers<*v. How Many More ? Local Shopping Mrs. Pickerelli served on thr luncheon committee and w a.> a T h e P o rt of New York. Authority bus Th ere is a real connection lietween the color bearer lt*r *he Nation m term inal ia one o f the finest facilities in report there »re today 37.).000 fewer per president. Mrs. Fred L au x of CiesskiH, second vice president the metropolitan area. It has fulfilled a sons entering the heart of New York than of the county organization, als< vital function since it was opened six years there were eight years a so . . . and the attended the luncheon. * « 0 . sight of the new Thom McAn store rising Mrs. William Guthrie. Sr.. Ro chelle Park. Mrs. Jack £. John. on Ridge Road, North Arlington. Once B e rg en field , Mrs. Ralph Heat
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BUSINESS SERVICE ,VMIWVWMWMMVWMMMWUMWMMMNWWIV I PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC ORDINANCE NO. 1t»T \O f r i. ; . HOUSE PKM C G ' AN ORDINANCE PROVID- Carpenters j Output o/ electricity by Publit LN* ; t OR THE VAi.'ATINO ' / i' ’ a 'A 7 £ ,-Wr - \ \ i t \ . J , i . ' ' * ‘ LAN0ICAP1NG an. garden plowing. <>K M A D I S O N STREET, p f Call GE *-4331. *f I Service* Electric and Gas Com- TH E T«»WNMHJP *MT L .Y M D - ! panv for the week ended April K l RST, COI NTY OF HER* PHILIP PABST CO. LANDSCAPING and Tree service. OEM AND HTATE OR NEW / G e 8 - Pruning, grava and hedge cutting, 30. 1#58, w as 228,218.500 k ilo w a tt JKflXKY. M K i . V i AKKOXl- AISMBATIONS A REPAIRS planting new lawns Call WY «155« J THREE PAPERS M A TEI. T FEET FT hours com pared w ith 204J748.000 Oi m i h atu«, (uim , y * » A.CMASAR^ ~ ( ¿ ¿ 0 5 WIDTH. I Kilowatt-hour> in the corrrs Cl c c T n ir>i & KIC The Koiiid of t 'omnilsslnnare of tha tl.b L 1 K IC IA N b ! ponding week a year ago. an in* Town*hip of l.vndhnr-t t ounty of h M k f uë Paper HaflKlnl SAWS — TOOLS 1 •tergen snd Slate of New Jersey, do H T j Y i / n ï i ^ . v r , fiitd and deiertnlna that tBa I»ut»li«- interest will he better s«*rve>d John J. Carchidi Our Classifieds, the nioKl widely read in Soulk hy rekHMi.i from dedxu tion* aa Moving TV Service DEL SKIDMORE 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Becklund, pul.U. Hp-nm, Ute lands hereinafter CARPRNTRR ■ MASON referred u. in I'a ih graph J Hr r«o I. Bergen, appear in The Conimerrial Leader, The North o f Clinton Terrace, and Mr*, Car Parts - Extensions • l * m s- nrs whi. h Imids lave heieiolsr* Seen da - Repain A AHeraUeaa R. W. DEWAR Arlington Leader and The Leader-Free Press, which j Becklund'* sister. Mrs. Howard di< at
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and the title tacked away the 'hird with a 6-2 record» , Judy the finals of Jlhc divisiop for boys gucstg lus second birthdnv nar- l O W l W S championship George's Shall Avi Weirman and Bonnie Gallagher, under 15 wlïorc he lost to Gut ty on Saturday. Rdymond continues to make havoc with of Lyndhurst, and K a re n Reu- Mis Al Rupihski c h ild re n ininp all *hrec flames from Books and A u th o rs man for that title. and the foes tn the Ree Wednesday mann, of Westwood, w e re tied Joan and Bruce. Mrs. Rcbert ck*». The Excavators roll- Reviewed k, Hr. Cksnaisa Wood «, t i i ■> .... for fourth with 4-4 records. plight League. The latest victwi ’ I Norman Sridel .T<-ancek High S< hreckenstein, and Violet M a y 1,083-9*4 t o r a lo ll «cries o f th e onsalught'-r w(.> the Larry Lesh, of Bogota High PiifcRe Service and Thomas iichreckciistein, all 002-808 960 for the Uf>- A nd a R ig h t G ood Crew, (t ¿¿Al; Klaobrmtgb School Senior won the 19011 Be Miracle Five who wp«f dowi School, won the consolation tour of Lyndhurst Ilay Pa'lcn served up a Four good friends join Miss Kimbrough on this latest trip along Ren County llich i.rhool Table three times, the Shrll quiutet nament .open only to those who Output Goes Up th e w in n e rs on 113-226- tlw canals ol England and Wst.^ Ilirm c a pilot with the boat the Tennis tournament, spun: .led by lied. ttt-M M SS in Sju * lu ir ' by def« l<~3t in the first round. B ill Luzzi tood in U>e other chores were relegated ai follows: S o p h y Jacobs. < tampion Berpen Mall, by defi iting D«.ug Output ef fi- < ‘ri itv by PuMic M iraci* five who hwL B.>9. las loth, of East Pater>on High, The Haven twins, in addition lor the individual ave- of the last trip in Water. Water Evrrywliere". chief gailiagi- dis Service Electric and Gas Com- 17 and 823. Anton Ram led Wit in the final«, 21 16, 21 17, 21 14 to winning the doubles, reached f ionfchipi with a «31 in poser and win** steward (disdaining the conventional casks she nany for the '\rck ended April attack w ith a <18 on 100-2M-213 T h e tournam ent v pl.-iyed at ! tin- semi-final in singles, each til. W illy Patii.-l eh«) pieferS a shoe hag for storage», Mr Lindsay, banker. Hal*ays 23. ¡r,50, was 226/ iH 300 kilowatt- j vrhlle A l 11»fern«n had games of Bergen Mall putting out a seeded player. S a 61fi for I'aolauU’ baffled by pounds and p»*iu-c I-#- intends to learn by necessity); and hours com' ” ai ed m th 202.812.w 0 207 and 213 an4 Walter Duhmyer The double till* w«-nt to the I Mark ousted Lesh of Bogota, and th o I a powerful J54 Miss Kimbrough, the c\**k although mo't of her time is spent just kih*watt-houi.« in the corn^pui a 312. For th« «losers, Joe Duke identical Haven twins, Mark and1 Allen eliminated Dave Stern, of Chippy Christ roll- « losing the galley windows as they go through the locVs. Some di:ic. we*'k a year aq<* an increase had 205 and 218 and Paul Dolce Allen, of Fair Lawn High School. Teaneck. the losers with a 235 times as many as twenty -one in o n e day of 24.135 «». ... n fi p n cent M an y o f t h. r high school play 50 effort. a 200. Th'- quarters aie .-onfimng bot adequate stop-overs for sleep The brothers defeated Seidel and ers competed the next dav in A ll Window Product* the 1957 ai picturesque inns alont; the way allow plenty of exercise gettinc Dave Stern, of Teanfck High, in M e r c u r y swei>t three the Slate junior events. Toth, Miehai-I Schrec kenstein. s«»p of 58 ch am p io n s cu lle d in lo a to and from them to make th*' slow paer of about three miles an the finals, 21 23. 21-16. 21-17, 21 g#>M fttwn Stuy vesant Phar- upsetting Seidel in a semi-final Mr. and Mrs Thom a.- S hie ken second place tie with Lyndhurst hour enjoyable. The weather is perfect cxtept for one day when 12. iuh*jt,'TW M ercury quintet roll- match, went on to take the State stoin, of T ontim A\t had as hi Ree es they blanked the Dona- Madam Pandit p ns them for a picnic Carolyn Webster, of Westwood r M i - W i , compared to 972 championship by defeating Har h u c 'j Floor. Conor in« wihr The only problems seem to Le typically American ones A H igh School, became girls sjng- J ¡¡l*r the Druggi.ili. dene vey G utm an, of Union, defencl- ners had 048-901 Ift8 while their request for ice for the tea she.vked the English the way our ladies les champion by going undefeat a n ch o re d a 64S lo r mu titleholder opponents had games of «89-782- *ere shocked when they received their purchases without con ed in a round-robin competition G IB B S G E M S th« M g i a i u n t w ith m -2«-23S Chickie Sorbello .of Lodi, took 859. Jojin Fusaro with a 203 and tainers and carried each article w rapped in a pic;-e of paper as among nine contestants. Carolyn 'V*i(F;Arm y-bound Bobby Doh- the girls championship Graham SW EET AND LOVELY —All while Fred Ba**.ilora with a 202 were b g as a handkerchief won 8 and lost none while her myer. ,Jr , had u M l w ith 224- Carter, of Ridgewood, reached bungalow ? bedroom«, living room tops for the winners. Jimmy The consternation in the butcher shop wlien Miss Kimbrough sister. Joan, rolled up a 7-1 rec with fireplace, dm netli l«’t
ulbs am ! I«*n¿; f*e<* ht ; com m u nist workers stenlthil...... And pop doesn't mind! as lin v weit Cm . . . >" I'...' ,i. \v .'Iil iiil. foi Uivnediate oc*cu- being unloaded from th. ,h:p Thi- i r i> . _ from I: i t ' «'•>< 1 ■ (. ii ■< "i )• i> iiiM'i l ’.i-.nititvil kitchen, 2 Why? Because his kid re K. O f C. Auxiliary To To the few' Asian dtplcmats who ha- e been to ’his countr> spacious nediooios. iai, - Uv me i «»om . . .mm tile bath. comb, minded him th a t th is Sunday Hear Bergen Composer and liked the Americans they had seen, it is puzzling to sre them I REAL CERAMIC T1LB storm & screens Terrific at $17,500 Expansion attic suitable is Mother's D a y ! And the change completely in a foreign 1 ;nd. They become loud and boiste for 2 rooms. best place to g e t last minute The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lynd rous and socially cJannish. Other incidents alon-^ this line show | "Q uality Produced By M aster M echanics" g ift* is HARRISON SHOES hurst Council, Knights of Colum- 1 an American Missionary marked as a dan-erous meddler by our j Ideal brick Ranch with Permastonc front, just 5 years Tlie^ve got gift certificates bus, w ill hold an open meeting pompous Ambassador, and a dredge I »ng *iromi»t*d and nfuch j new, on 8500 sq ft plot Built for easy living. Absolutely (troaa $1.00 on u p !), cozy at Sacred Heart School on May needed is twenty-fl\c years old and in an unworkable condition ' no stairs of any kind; living room 32x15; kitchen 20x12; 3 slip p ers, attractive handbags, 25th, when John Redmond, of when it arrives. bedrooms 13x11. Comb Storm & Screens Completely in lo t i* more! * That's Harrison Hac-Kensack, composer and lec On the other side of the coin an orta'ionai American does I G Enevo 8-5045 sulated, wcatherstripped and air-conditioned. 2-car attached S h o ts , 224 H arriso n Ave., turer, w ill be their truest speaker manage to do good with the minimum of cck x . it ion The saving ! garage (17x23) Closed-in sunporch, huge finished utility Thurs., Fri., «HOW ROOM m o r r ic a : i t , KF.Ar.NfT ST.. LYNDHIiRST. H 4 HfMtson. Open The public is invited. Last week factor so far is the fact that m any of Russia'-» ex travag ant pr. misc.' j room. This is a $35.000. value. Asking only $29.900 SEE IT S it. till 9 FREE: Brine this I the lCnights entei tamed the La of aid never seem to materialize A T O N C E ! a d . f * t beautiful Mother’s Day dies in celebration of the Ladies A factual attack <>n our alan cn/^d Dipt« n*ln Corps — shot k- O lM (ready for you to sign) Spacious one family dwelling on a large 60*125 plot; living A u x i I i a r y 25th an niversary ing and blunt. We will hope it :s read m the right places but should i room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, den and family every gift purchase! i Grand Knight James Duffy spoke. be read by all. Officers for the coming year will i oom; enclosed porch. 4 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor with Better Driveways enclosed porch; 2 roc ms on 3rd floor (with light housekeeping be elected at the next meeting. The Hedge of Thorns, by llrkn Ashton facilities; Ideal for a large family and perfect for mother Two cottage bridge parties have The great famine in Ireland in 1845 ended a romantic- interludt Asphalt Blacktop and daughte r This is priced at $21,500. Offers wanted. | been planned, one at the home of six years for a delightful young English girl and her handsome of Mrs. Hugh Mac Kay in Wil Financing Or Prince Charming Wonderful 2-family home You live on the ground floor 5- low A ve n u e , for M ay 13th, and PARK INC, 10TS, CURBS AND CEMENT WORK Alician Biendon sheltered for a’l of her nineteen years yearns room apartment and rent the 4 rooms on 2nd floor plus 1 ] another at *.he home of Mis. Eu- In su rin g ? for a pretty blue bonnet she sees ;n a store window one day. The room on 3rd floor for $90.00 per month. Basement finished I gene Barbien, of Post Avenue Proper Planning, Correct Foundation and All Material« dashing stranger from far away I eland »\ercomes her .pirents in knotty pine 14x16 patio in rear yard Home com pletely I .or M a y 19th. Plum ».(Rcient and Trained Men, Result In a Perfect D r!,*. Rem em ber objections and ^eals her Premise of a runaway marriage with iL- WE TRY TO MAKE THKM BETTER THAN TH* insulated and exterior very beautiful Widow anxious to purchase. T he hectic days of es.-ape across L n . lin d to a perfect BEST AND DIFFERENT FROM THE REST sell. Priced at $24.900 Submit your offer for this home. !% *■ your privilege to select dream of a villa in the county Mayo do not end with their arrival CEMENT M IXERS FOR HIKE For excellent suburban living sec* this 1-«family home on jour own insurance agent, or there. With numerous servants she ls quite the great lady never large 60x150 plot, situated on a beau tiful tree-lined residen Srtktr to w rite your insurance realizing thct so poor land as thenv could not continue to piy for NUtley 2-8977-8842 tial street Excellent facilities for children & outdoor b arb e M > #lt new car—or. in fact, such a grand style of living. The Ios.-n of her second child in an cues This 6-ro* n house has also 2 larRe attic rooms and ra jjiy property, real or per epidemic is the first cloud m her happiness folic wed shortly b y modern bath on 3rd floor Convenient location to schools. m l. whether you finance it the famine that wipes them out co: t^letely Unable to face re d ty VIOLA CONTRACTING CO. See this and enjoy your future. her hu band, Caipt. Roderick Kirwan seeks his «nvn r-olu’i n lcnv:nr* Alicia and her young daughter to overcome the *hc;k t 1 only TimT Lou; of New Jersey non way she knows hc/w. 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lantlc City A large delegation S t Mary’s from the county will accompany Mrs. Pickerelli to the luncheon. >» ■ Commander Canzoneri, brought jjRSSie Highlights greetings and thanked the worn en for »heir help in the variou. * 3 By There»* Bllka Legion pro'ccts and asked fo' '■Z St. Mary’s High School Band continued assistance. He introduc and Choral Group will present ed his staff of officers and William QUALITY AND SAVINGS * I ’ “Let There Be Music”, Friday Guthrie, Sr., department execu evening. May 15 in the audito tive member. rium. Ticket;» » t v $1.00.‘Selections The county auxiliary endorsed A I M 1* * 1 from the Broadway shows ‘ South Mrs. Pickerclli as a delegate to Pacific'’. “Carousel”, and “My the National Convention to be F a ir L a d y ,” as w e ll l . pieces held in Minneapolis this year. ranging fiom the classic "Empor- TOP or BOTTOM M rs. W a lte r C. Doscher, of e r’s W altz to the more recent Ridgewood, county conventiof. ' Chorrv Pink and A ole Blossom rhairman, announced that pro White.” Solos will be sung by gress is bcinT made on rl»ns f°r Catherine Schumann and Arlene the convention to be held in Semper, and the Glee Club will Ridgefield Ju ly 8th through 11th combine with the band for “Harb A meeting of *he convention com ROUND ROAST or I ights" and “America Our mittee was held at Ridgefield Heritage” . The springtime atmo yesterday. sphere will be further enhanced Mrs. Arthur O’Brien, of Ridge- ? BONELESS - no fat addio by the performer’ attire; the field Park, chaiiman for fhe Past gills will wear ballerina-length Presidents’ Parley t uncheon, re I pastel gown and Maras while the ceived reservations for the event \ boys will sport sulnmer tuxedos. held on Tuesday at the Elk* Club I The csndidatii for Boys’ and Hac kensack. Girls’ State are John Keenan and 'Super-Right' Donna Walsh Both candidates The next County Auxiliary I hope *o gain a fuller understand meeting will be held at Rid^c ; ing of the various branches of field Park on May 12th. government and of election pro Quality Beef cedures and an opportunity to EMBLEM WOMEN meet and becon4,e friends with youths from all sectioi.i of the ELECT MRS. MELÜLÔ state. Mrs. Joseph Melillo was elect The Junior Prom "Magic Mo ed president of the Past Presi M P 'Mind« “£,, M ud"—"Te, ti riela Huit" et Mit iftelal ments” was held May 1 at the dents’ Club of the Lyndhurst Swiss Chalet in Rochelle Park Emblem Club at then meeting Patricia Barret ’59 was selected held on Tuesday ¿Vetoing at th° ea Queen. Barbara Burrit and home of Mrs. Vernon Cowell, "$UM»-aiGHT“ q u a l i t y —READT-T0 -C0 0 K—Large Sixes 4 to 6 lbs. m k Jo a n L ip a rii, bo»h of the c4ass of 315 Willow Avenue. ’60 w ere chosen as attendant* Other offlceii elected are Mrs. along with their escorts. Codfieh Fillet Gerard Giordano, vice president; Girls’ Basketball Cheerleaders Deviled lirskt c*p" .low, * ic , and Mrs. Cowell, secretary * v r v i i m u n n ____ . « g * are: Joan O’Connell, Mary Carol Quick-frozen pbf. " treasurer. The retiring preit« Kirsch, Julia Hofbauer. Margaret ROASTING CHICKENS 4 5 Cep'n John's 7 es. I dent is M rs. Fred erick Stretz. Fried Shrimp Albergate, Elaine Fltjko, Vivian QMicfc-fropon a k f." The new staff will be install Vicari. Mary Beth Conner, and Qeellty Seel ed at a d in n er m eeting to be M ary tebancz held at the San Carlo Restaurant, The High School P. T. A. will in Stuyvesant Avenue, oh the TOP SIRLOIN ROAST *75* hold its last meeting of the school evening of M a y 12th. ■UDSNNH" HfUtT Sm I y e a r on T hursday at 8 p.m. Others who were present at MOTT'S APPLE JUICE 2=41< Our baseball team has the fol this meeting were Mrs. Thomas lo w in g game.* this week: TOP ROUND . : STEAK Eshak, Mrs. Charlci Goil. Mrs Monday. May, 4 Madeline Grant, Mrs. Michael O L. of the Valley, at Orange. Lufemio, and Mrs. Jacob Burk. W ednesday SAUSAGE ,,0WN * “ v* X 4 9 * INSTANT ■ 35' - 85« St. Benedicts of Newark at Rutherford Field. Richard Wagstaff F rid a y Training In Army Sacred Heart of Elizabeth at SWORDFISH STEAKS 59* Rutherford Field. HERSHEYS “SS Army Pvt. Richard G. Wag- 2-37. stafT, son o f M r. and Mrs. I Fretk Fruits & Vegetables ! With "4 0 c Legion Men at John J. Wagstaff, 377 Kings- j land Avc.. Lyndhun»t, completed ; I ta rtf tener h im — ln p Teeter Spear» Off" Lalnl 10 i Women's Session eight weeks of advanced indivi- j ALL DETERGENT dual artillery training April 25 FRESH ASPARAGUS 45* 1.83 The Bercen County Or'»ani/.a at the Artillery and Missile tk>n of the American I.r-jion Center. Fort Sill, Okla. M i n flip* Salad Dressing Auxiliary had as their guests at WagstafT received training in their April meeting held at ; map reading, mathematics and | YEUOW BANitHAS 2 25e MIRACLE WHIP 29< Ridgefield Park the Bergen Coun- . the use of survey equipment I ty A j net lean Legion Com m ander j utilized in locating enrm y posi- ' p i n t t Carm el Canzonet t and his staff of < tions which will bccome targets BABY r O O D officers. for artillery rtre. STRAWBERRIES 25c Cfc*M*d Variatlai H r e n te re d the A r m y li.^t M rs N r its C.rruor of ClifTsidr ' 1 11 In Dn*—Ter teilte h Ceekiei CLAPP'S December and completed basic 6-73« Park, membership « ban man, ic ported a county memt>er.»hip of training at Fort Dix. 2,989, w hich is 1-50 short of last T h e 21 -year-old soldier is a YEUOW ONIONS 3 w 25e 1956 graduate of Queen of Peace year’s quota. •wr N « I* M | SIM The rehabilitation chairman, High School and was employed GREEN GIANT PEAS 2-33« Mrs. Ralph Heatcn, of Clostcr. by J M. Lehmann Co., before GRASS SEED - .... stated that the combined uni*s o? entering the Army. 11,1.59 •4c Off” the county spent $727 70. helping Lakal 495 veterans. On M arch 17 th, SO lb. AJAX ~ 2-23 2-33« seven units from the county, R a t 1.29 r 2.29 entertained 233 veterans at E jt Dr. I. Dansky Orange Hospital, celebrating the lu artsi Calara 40th anniversary of the Legion. OPTOMETRIST YaurChoie«: JAN E PARKER 2 ' M.r 3 5 « Busses will be available for the Eyes Examined SC0TT0WELS pilgrimage to Castle Point Hospi tal, Beacon. N. Y., on June 3rd. Opposite Town Hall LEMON er Mrs. Thomas Pickerelli,^>f East ITALIAN TOMATOES 2 -6 3 * Rutherford, county president IONA TOMATOES 4 43* urged all units to help to enroll 405 KEARNY AVE. PINEAPPLE P II i * « 150 more members before May CAROLINA RICE ¿Z* £49* CORN FLAKES ^ 2 4th. w hen a luncheon w ill be KEARNY S-ImcIi Sis« Hellmenn's given in honor of the National DHL SPEARS — T23* MAYONNAISE ;:39* President. Mrs. Charles C. Gunn, P h o n e W Y m a n 1-0026 EACH at Sheraton-Ritz Carlton, in At- 43 Star-Kist Taaa Fish Saasbiae Rrafcaai Crackers • ■ '^25* T — F l t f c CHickee of tbe See — DIETETIC ^ e t M f w.th ioy2« - f j u * Ufbt Meet «ee Reazoai Spaghetti Sauce Mushroom« een Soger e H fL^& A SaACBI lone brend 7f os. W L # BURRY RUTTER COOKIES £27* HoAoy .R ^^Owl BSD e "¿W Bartlett h m s K £ £ eon BfllftiriH Lira AAPWe^ 4 in I RITZ CRACKERS •— £25* ^■R WR^WIE EW a BR VW Sweet oc U no^poetons 2 ir«« Heart's Deli{kt liieirfrlnk < > R* QT lastMt Frestiag 2 * £ » • Mareal Toilet Tissae Assorted colors rod I f l > ^ l > CentreU end Cocbreae g 12«. t t | BN NECTAR — — • u~35c No dapeait » eaw Mareal Saadwleh Bags . . . jftll* — Thrifty Frozen Foods! — A^-P Coffee P r ic e s Cutí Lowest Since 1949! .a M A S F ( r e a l — H M M d Sweetened i M. evh aed FsM eM V l J R i S R S s r ^ ^ ^ ^ R s y Strawberries 2**35« R E D CIRCLE B 0 K A R NIFTY WAHUS - '."lO*
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ' Taesday aod Ttarsday U«t I f - -" w m " A l i n m a s ------a (etM dlead) Keenly, N. J. wwlWITlwllvO ; S . . ■ I PACE TEN THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND S O I TH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY MAY 7. 1959
up five bases on balls. Palihnich LyncMiiirsf Boys in Selon Hall College earned his freshmen numerals in baseball lust spring und is en Girl Scout News rolled in the College of Com merce at Notre Dame TROOP 2 We discussed plans for our coming Parent* Night. VFW Notes The girls ran through a few skits which are to be presented. W e Kcrivtjnu h, who was out part also played our favorite quiz program Tic-Tac Dough (our own of the season with an injured version) using questions on famous m£n and Bible quotations. knee, has a peared in only ont < h i monthly business meeting will be on May 5 leader Miss game Last year he earned hr by Anthony J. Sp in a lli widows and orphans of our de Kli/abeth Lindsay Reporter - Barbara Castlegrant. parted comrades, we beseech varsity monogiim in baseball. He is a business administrât «*r. TROOP 6 - After opening Mi.?. Tully collected dues and work The Guidetti - Rogalski - Was# thee, and help us to fulfill our major in the College of C«*n cr. our Second Class barges. Donna Butler taught a game. Sandi a Port No. 3S49 of Lyndhurst, N duty toward them." Make it J. had their installation of offi 1 meree at Notre Dame Menlanna and Sandra Bader taught a dance. Leader - Mrs. J. your business to help your Bud Tully Reporter - Sandra Bader cer® on Saturday nite April 25. dy Poppy Chairman Joseph R. TROOP 11 The cardinals were in charge of opening exercises lM t at 9:30 p.m.. The Installat Iosco of your Post. Volunteer to We staned on our Mother’s Day gift. After a game we closed our ing »Officer was John Petrillo, r** on his committee. By selling Legion Women Ule newly elected officers are: meeting with a magic tunnel. leaders are Miss E. Lindsay, Mrs. Buddy Poppies you are “Honor I hnms and Mis. C H Witting Reporter - Patty Sableski. Commander, Patrick Ferria , S j ing the dead by helping the liv Meet Wednesday Vice Commander, Charles Peter ing." Also please "attend your TROOP 12 - After the flag ceremony we discussed the Mother Grangeruso, Jr. Vice Commander, local Memorial Services, May and Daughter 'lea We went into groups to make the corsage Jo a e p h A . Caggiano, Chaplain 30th. It is always a colorful af our Mother* will weai at the tea We played a gam«» called "The Jbhn Caputo, Quartermaster. An ia ir and at the same time you Leg Rut» and closed our meeting with the Oill Seout Squeeze. thony Paolaz/i, Adjutant, An will b ‘ paying your respects to Leader Mis V Sgueglia. assistant - Mrs. E. Russo. Reporter - thony Cemiglia, Service Officer, tlu departed comrades who have C ai ol C oriv k \ Jo h n Petrillo, Trustee 1 year, J o fallen for our country. TROOP 13 Wi worked on our Mother’s Day projects. We seph A. Buttitta, Trustee 2 years. • * * talked al. iut a Mother and Daughter Tea Leaders are Mrs. R. H. Ernest Vath, Trustee 3 years. Jo- Your Membership Cfcali Mitchell. Mrs J A Siuwi.ki. Mrs F. Bulkowski, Mrs A Imbexi N f h It- IOSCO and Mrs J LaCorte Reporter - Dcniee Stawieki. • • • How do you judge the value of your membership in the V F 1 HOOP 1 j 'i he Rose* wt re th«* color guards for the flag Ntws On The V.F.W. W .? ceremony W, mad«* out Mother's Day Gifts. We talked about 7. 8. 1959 Th. O n M a y 6, a. the Memorial Day parade We r^.*eived Brownie books. We B e rg e n County Con veil lio n at Dear Comrade (loved our meeting with the magic tunnel and sang "Night Is Little Ferry. N. J ” Yot«r name is not listed in our Conn Oui leaders an* Mis C R. Witting and Mrs. L. Ferriera O n M a y 17. 1959 The Bergen 1959 membership records at our Senior aid« Mi iioglund Keporter - Linda Howell County Council Veterans of For Post and at National Headquar eign Wars of the U.S.A. presents ters. We value your member TROOP Ifi - The Brownies made May Day baskets with arti- Th* itM Parade of Cham pions ship. I hope this message will ficial flowers, played games, sang song«, and plann«‘d where to go (D ru m & B u g le C o rp Competit- convince you that the Veterans on a trip Color guards were Nancy Alfieri, Patricia Powell and of Foreign Wars deserves your Kathy Goodheart Next week we’ll work on our Mother's Day tion) Sunday 2.30 p.m. (M a y 24. j 1999 in e ve n t o f ra in ) Tea neck j continued support. When you gift Lead«*» - a n M rs V M aturo, Mrs. H. Kostan and Mrs. E. High School Field-Teaneek, N judge the value of your mem Me Dade senior aide is Lynn Schuerman. Reporter - Claire Ippolito. TJ^-o Lyndhurst boys have been ter They are Victor G. Maturo The new colle«.- was es- J. Admission adul's . . $1.25 bership in the V.F.W.. it is only Troop 20 We opened our meeting with th«> color guards and fair to thing in terms of results enrolled as students at the new of HU Fifth Avenue and A lla n tabluhed in 1958 Malum » ch ild re h $.79 (a t R a te ) ad u lts Betty Marion they were Jacqueline Francis, Cecelia Regan and Janh'e Meyer. by beton Hall College of Medicine R Anderson of 342 Travers «istéred m medicine and Amid - $1.40 - C h ild r e n $.50 under 12 i that are ^m g accomplished in the Jersey City Medical Cen- Place. We made earrings for our Mother's Day gift. Leader - Mrs. W. (with ticket) tickets at L yn d \ V F W. on nationwide basis son m dentistry The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the I Wackwitz Reporter - Barbara Fox. hurst Post home see Jo h n Petril- Think of the tremenodus vol- American Legion will meet next TROOP 2:i - The girls worked on their second gift for M other’s the swimming classes for the lo on Saturday at 2:30 p m. for ume of rehabilitation work your I Liberti Fhudcl and Mis. Theresa Wednesday evening, May 13th. ai j)Uy All the girls brought their permission slips for the coining sum mer w ill be tjk e n at the tickets. Let us all do our part V.F.W. is doing for disabled and I C a vifh o n e Fusm , chairm an, with, the legion Home t,»|> to Monro« Twenty-one girls will go und six mothers will T o w n Hall Friday evening, Ma> 110 People Attend tnd go to sec »he Competition needy veterans and their depen j Mrs Dorothy Simone Setola. Mrs 15th at 7:30. The cost of 8 lessons At tint time tru-y wiil have • u“ omP&ny the troop. Leader - Mrs. G. Lunior, assistant - M rs. With the Children so that this dents in all section* of the U.8 .A. ! Audrey Moore Toronr-.M, ;* Don* 15 plunge., w ill be 97.00 plus 1949 Class Reunion the. guest. Bettv Marion, daugil- ! C « P ^ h r,. ««-porter - Valerie Hushes, W ill be a great succtss, and be The payment of your J9Sf dugs Kleen, Vi. toi Messi neo. I »u 1 us- .00 for a medical examination T here was an attendance o f 110 ( ter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph fun as an annual affair. w ill give givi you the parsonal sat- peluto, Walter Davies and Ann gt the Passaic Y W C A T his fee is persons at »he Re-union dinner Marion, of 749 Second Avenue, isfaction of knowing th«t^y»u . !" N ¡coletto, Davies Poppy Month a re d oing your bit la h e lp to be paid at Passaic only, but of the Class of 1949 of Lyndhursl who has b«*en chosen as then p lease bring along $100 Friday High School held a week ago ul t delegate to the (Jills’ State which Comrades A .Sister's. It is duty America a better Country in fo r the membership card. the San Curio R«.taurant. is to be held a» Douglass College of e v e ry member and siste r of which to live - - not only fo r night We have arranged to take 25 girls Jersey Boys hi Jun e. the V.F.W. to support their or I our disabled and needy veterans The ¿roup contributed $29.50 1 SEE on the regular bus (ro u n d trip-— |anization in selling Buddy Pop- and their dependents - - but for to th* Cannella and Sofield Funds At Notre Dome Be tty w ill be a senior in Lyn d 40c) on Saturday. May 16th for in m em ory o f their deceased 1 pyes. If each member and sis a ll c itiz e n s who are grateful for hui t iiigh School next year Mu* their medical exams, please come members. Leatrice Cassiliano, T w o Ne a Jersey lx»ys, Nick j The Difference In ter would at least devote a few the blessings of the freedom that is treasurer of the Theta Kappa to the Town Hall Friday, if you ho u rs o f ttfeir time to this w o r w e e n jo y. | Rita Paterno and Evelyn Sea. Palihnich, a sophomore rom | c juj$ served as president of the are interested in these lessons. chetti. West Orange, and Charlie Sen-j thy cause, there should not be I membership chairman. Ernest . , , ,, Leaders' Aide in her sophomore COOL TROPICAL SUITS A ll g irls mus* be accom panied vanich, a iunior from Lyndhurst, Any trouble what-so-ever in sel- Vath. urge you to mail your Printed certificates of merit year, is a m em ber of the Hudi by a parent. have seen considerable action tl ninn Maile) from $35.(X) lin g y o u r quota. Remember, you check or see your Quartermaster, w ere presented to m em bers foi r . , . , ...... „ s j School Glee Club and has sung and I at the Post. A t your earl- various notations Longest mar j Pitchers f,)r the Notre Dme B lhe A1,.State chorus for the $>ray with your chaplain before at gach meeting. The chaplain re- est convenience. LETTER CARRIERS ried, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dav baseball team, which has wm, ., |w„ „ , member ot tites; “Bless we ask Thee . the T h a n k You . ies, both class mem bers; short of nine games ■ ! the Chemistry Club, Biologj- TO HEAR SULLIVAN est time married, Adam Czar Palihnich has seen action in c,ub and the Junior Cross, necki. four m onths; Newest ar- j five games and hurled 18 1/3 ant* ‘s an ^OITOr student The Bergen County District i rival, William Long oldest ¿on, JAY ARNOLD SHOP Association of Letter Carriers th„ Wal ter Da vies" oIdest'daugh- mnirv.s. The right-hander has| D^ris Dacosta, who is alternate meet Saturday May 8th 1959 at u,onia clow Jsrvil. m‘s. won two and dropped) delegate to Girls' State, a iso will S T Y L E S F O R DAD K' LAD 8:00 P M . at the Legion Hall, children. Thomas Lowden. none while a 0 98 B R A . i be a guest at th<- A u x ilia ry 43 KIIX.F ROAD. NORTH ARLINGTON and Court Ave LeGlon Parade P a r k Lyndhursl, Si)n.,# anrf jiudy perone and Rulh He has stru 15 and -iven I meeting. N e w Jersey Williams, four children: tiavfu i President t'lu rie U lm s k i ap VWMWMVWMMMMVWVWWV I P' “1 1 > ¿11« 1 branches of th»- un I y mak« L H ilU N FROLIC S great deal of effort to insure an e v e r y e ffo it t.. hnvi- on, 01 PHILCO’S O n e oi the best shows to be impressive service, so please try representatives in attendante so, J lie coinim i , lutlge Ol ai - rangements Mrs. Carmel presented in Lyndhurst in a good to atte n d . th a t organizational knowledge] K X C I.l S II E 1.1/A S i S 4 \ Many years appeared at (he Sacr m ay be gained. To the larger SHELF ed Heart School Auditorium last branches he says continue your Thursday evening: It played to a Regular Meeting good work. ( adv. ) capacity audience that was as Tuesday, May It K isse d By enthusiastic as the entertainers. Regular Meeting Guest Speaker of the evening NONE OTHER The beat advertisement for this Sunday. May will be John Sullivan from the S is te r Legion sponsored show is the Memorial Service at St. Mat S ta te of Maine who has been a 11(11 liliiiiillil |lllilli!iillilliilrtiiii : m m comments of the people that saw th e w ’s C h u rc h . National representative for many s | LIKE IT! It. Ask your friends or neighbors years. Jack Coffey, President of that attended, if ydti were not nHOU* OF CHARM“ the New Jersey State Association kble to do'ao, and then put next DATE IS MAY 13 of Letter Carriers will also1 New shape-new style AS AN AUTHORIZED year’s show in your date book speak. now . This will be the last time we can remind you abou*. ».he “ Hour Rutherford Branch 289 whrh fits like a "built-in” ( PHILCO DEALER The entire production was fast includes Wood-Ridge. Carlstadt ftftd the v a r ie ty of acts of Charm” sponsored by the “Y ” . For All members w ill receive letters East Rutherford, and Lyndhurst • Right out of 1959 everyone pri ,ient from of invi»ation in a day or so. Mr. are Hosts of this meeting production E i to oldsters. HARRISON. KEARNY. Michael of Yolanda's House of Refreshments will b«‘ served • Giant 13.3 cv. ft. capacity NORTH ARLINGTON and » » H U COKP Beauty told me All women can • Smart new "Polartone" Our Corp led the Little League be beautiful. We do our bes» to LYNDHURST teams from the H igh Sch oo l color help them be beautiful.” Don’t YOU CAN BE SURE OF Field to the League F ie ld on say • W ell, he doesn’t mean me.” m • New split level lighting River Road on list Su nday. Why no* come to »he Lincoln • Modern Automatic Defrost D IR K C T FACTORY Th* occasion’ was the »Akiul School Wednesday, May 13th at Strange? Not really! He re opening of the League' season M o t h e r ' s D h \ minded sis that M oth er’s Day 1 1 • Huge 10 lb. freezer CONTROLLED SERVICE a longA:«3- 7 r.“ V ^ £ °o ,es of S / K ’ C U l l is this Sunday. A nd the best • iv e n the price is NEWS! the opening address and alon^ , fun for inyone. who , Utnds Th<. r ______- SLIP COVERS place U j get last minute gifts tffith other post jnembers got the »5-12*4 three girls chosen »o have their CHAIR AND SOFA is HARRISON S H O E S boys off to an excellent start in They've got gift certificates i hair cut, shaped, and se* on the $ 6 4 .7 :. lhe i . . . ^ , . a fte rn o o n of the 13»h a re M a ry (lrc n $100 on up!), cozy The eorp did a great job and I O C o nnof u [ J r „ er90^ MARY L K M P K R T slippers, attractive handbags, the Junior Colo? Guard gave an U Ridge Road lots more! That's Harrison PHILCO School, Beverly Holmes of Roose Excellent exhibition of presision velt School and Joyce Russo .North Arlington Sh .. . J 106 TUTTLE STREET fo r « Copy of Prie» List, Stop in or C all WALLINGTON, N. J. - \ THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 THE COMMERCIAI. LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW PA G E N IN E Barbara Sofield 1 discovered in daily life. Gustave Gutgemon Mr Gutgemon was a member Re-admitted To High School News ¡ of the Painters and Sculptors Gustave Gutgemon. 420 Wash Society of New Jersey ai»d Work- N. Y. Hospital ington Street, Carlstadt, Lynd man's Benefit Fund, Branch 294, hurst artist, died on Tuesday at of Carlstadt. Rutherford Art Two-year-old Barbara Sofiel Bei en Pines Hospital, where he Club, and formerly of Every hat been re-admi*'ed to th« Mem ! h;id been a*i atient for fi\;e weeks. man's Bible Class of Rutherford. orial Hospital in New York foi I He w o 92 years old. was boi n He leaves his wife^ Mrs. Eliza further treatment for Lukcmia. in the Se ve n M ountain section of beth Popp Gutgemon; a daugh Th® Barbara Sofield Fund ! the Middle Rhine in Germany on ter, Mrs. Alma Orzechowski. of group will meet at Town Hall ! July 13. 1866. came ’o the United Stuyvesant Avenue; two step thi® evening, Thursday. May 7 States in 1892 and lived in New children, Walter Poppe and Mrs. Interested persons are invited. York for more than 20 years, then Florence Levin, of Carlstadt; and Barbara has many we!I-wish j R t in Lyndhuist for 40 years, and eight grandchildren. the past fiv«> years in Carlstadt. era, Bo is indicated bv 200 StuyvtMnt Ave. 11 R!dg* Road 720 R!dg«Ro«d Sostk Bergen Saving» CREATES HOMES! i . . Th»t's rilfht! South Bergen Savings has the basic material for every home— monev. Style #650 Th* perfect b n (or the Whether you want to buy or build a ukbetween tize; jive« that home, or refinance an existing mortgage. South longed far natural Km ; foam Bergen Savings will provide the funds And. rubber padded lor perfect the terms of your mortgage loan will be a* contour. Size«: A cup 32-36— c a re fu lly fitted to vqur purse a s to Ihe parts B cup 32-38 C Cup 32-36 of your house. You will have th« home you want and B f r r * ’ ’ the loan you want when y o u call W E b f t e r 9- Harry Berenson's 340®. » Lyndhurst'» Discount Department Store 22S Stnjnreaant A*fc, L jaA ant GEnera S-6400 Open Friday. tiH 9 A N D L O A N -¿ n o w is m e m t o sTb*ï ïà lî f6r$ 1 4 V ' 2W Vcdtey Boulevard —- WOOD-MDG* OPEN THIS SVNpAY ■ MOTHERS DAY «m it Mt« IM «.K k I * P. M. I f ^ 0 1 tlmmémr W IM P. M. ■ - i s - . ►a c e e i c h t THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY MAY 7. 1959 The Voice Of Stuyvesant Avenue Merchants ARNOLD S BAKERY . KARLS M A R K ET EDNA M AI SHOPPE LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S South Bergen s Leading Jew eler Wedding and Birthday Cakes WEAR FINE MEATS S. PCLLIN A, JEW ELER Our Specialty AND GROCERIES Visit Our New Modern Store Mix» Swank — Luxile — Barbixon II ...... It..,, i .. .. H , ! V4 U .it . I. ■ Orders Taken For FREE DELIVERY F o r t u n m All O**ca§ionfe 207 Stuvvesan* Avenue Ill /»A I ■ I lUh r I > iff \ / n IN W Ebster 9-0929 Official Girl Scout* Headquarters I \I’m i n n ’ \ik- i m .si- 11\ chi su m ' 242 Sm yr r«*nt Avenu GEnrvi 8-4684 236 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-7714 :.(!( 'MlIV ' . Mill V -, . MU. I V llilhnr.: 1.1 K - 'H J i BARGAIN STORE 231 Stuyvesant Avenue KLEVER KLAD DRESS SHOP G E . 8-9023 Mary wism iw^ki, prop. Blouses - Handl>ag* . Hosiery FAMOUS BRAND MERCHANDISE Costume Jewelry - Cttats and Suits AT CUT KATK PRICES 306 Stuyve-ant Avenue < (» F d i v i 8 1 V I8 Authorized KODAK D eale r Watch Out For The Kids S e rv ic e COLOR ODETTE S BEAUTY SALON S A M E DAY FILM DEVELOPING EXCEPT SATURDAYS Expert Unir Shaping and Timing "BEFORE 9:30— READY 4:30 P.M. Now That Warmer Weather Is Here Children Pi rmanent Wave S/iecinlist CAMERA HOUSE 304 Stuyvesant Avtnue 213 Stuvvesaiit Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J WEbs'er 9-4260 Will Be Spending More Time Outdoors GEneva 8-6817 . WINES•BEER r ANa CARLO RESTAURANT il t»wr Promis tlwflyi dn Mond ) Mfa BCIR ICiOUtS ON H 4N 0 FACILITIES FOR BOUQUETS v rxoAffir fte e oeu ve* V Drive With Care AND PARTIES iW Etsrcn^-g I 2 L I j w Featuring Sizzling Steaks 1 »4 S T u WCSA n t a v € ^ i»»íOMgíiT 300 Copeland Ave. (rur. of Ssuyvesact) WE. 9-9083 A. CHASAR & SON LEA'S SPECIALTY SHOP I A( ( KSSO RII S • J F W 5 I K Y ELECTRICIANS SPORTSWEAR • L l S G I R l K EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR NORIROHS CARDS Air Conditioning G F 8 8007 Horn«- and Commercial Wiring STUYVESANT AVENUE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION X LAY 4K 4Y l>L.4XS V FAâ 'Xîw T F« d> and Appfiancot 212 STUYVESANT AYE. -:- LYNDHURST, N. J. 23? Stuyvesant A v en u e G Ene va 8-4505 LILLIAN DANIELS. PROP SUPPORT STUYVESANT LAUNDRY YOUR LOCAL DRIVE IN AND BE WISE 2 0 % MERCHANTS CASHÄ CARRY Hour Sert if*' »n Request SHOP WISE 163 Sluyve-aii! \ \ e . GE. 8-0879 SHOP ON THE AVENUE It's a Pleasure to LYNDHURST MEN S SHOP RICCI S DINER Corner Stiiy\»>ant and Second \venues wear clothes cleaned at !S AT toy ALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS FOR THE BETTER N E W M E N U S FELDMAN CLEANERS E \ ERYTHING IN MEN S 4 BOYS’ CLOTHING STEAKS and CHOPS OUR SPECIALTY THREE STORES IN LYNDHURST Private Dining Rotm f or Small Partict BUYS 2 ’>8 S i it) \ e-unt A ve. G E . 8-2121 Plant and Main Stole at 200 Stuyvesant Avenue W E 3-4422 PRESCRIPTIONS, SPINAS FLORIST Pittsburgh Paints L E V Y 1 S PHARMACY Complete Line of Hardware - Electrical Fresh Cmi Flowers Supplies • Plumbing Supplies, etc. uAm phtonM yU cupM f/U iür* P o t t e d P U m tM f k In i C M initatt: Open Sunday Moraine til N«aa I not a sideline- h tm e rm t Dm ign Orm Spm âtàtj j com nt um of ncrnooH « m m .. V ». .. Ç HARRY'S HARDWARE { -raOMUVOT- i . ! «M> NT»,TVWi»VT AVFNTI 221 Stuyvesant Avenue » 0 STUYVESANT AVENUE W E . 9-0251 I ntiKT« »- ittB GEneva 8-1234 ■ I W Our Parking Lot Footsteps WILLIAMS' DEPT. STORE SÂFARS WEbster 9 1076-7 i m % n v p s n o r s HOUSE OF 1001 ITEMS CHILDREN o Largest Selection Of v . o n n i / i c- m i i li nnsnnniiv/ The Bogle Agei T L È M A C E K 9 i «nix Oi-UMiiiuu uuiiirmiT BOYS Cards - Decorations • Toys Same Day Dry Cleaning Service — INSURANCE to K m t 1 REAL ESTATE And Wrappings In Town ; L • _ *. -, “Service AU-Wt USE OUR LAYWAY PLAN M . r i u n o Ì WE DO CUP OWN CLEANING 300 Stuyvesant Ave. 245 Stuyvesant Avenue WE 9-5925 t i , " .. Æ..A • • a a p M « ja K l..- - lisS: f j . ■ ~ . ( T&PBSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 THE COMMERCIAL LEADEK AISD SOLTII BERGEN REVIEW PAGE SEV EN Parent Teacher Magazine chair Lembo, Jr., Victor Tamaro, Jim man, was secretary of the day. m y Hurley and Micheál Moore was anything illegal with the Supcrtindent of Schools Eli A. Mora than seventy representa represented the local parish. Board Awards Contract way the tile job was done. Kane announced that ijjj^ P. T. A . New s tives of Leaders from the Ber Fifty five boys participated for Mr Paul said it was his opinion will be held at 'he next gen County Board o i M anagers Sacred Heart. T^e group was that the contractor could not be m eeting on M ay 20th w ith higlk and the Hudson County Board of organized b y Reverend Edward For Home-Economtcs Unit held as he was ‘iking orders fro a*, school students filling in as B* W A L T E R "HAWK” ROWE Managers attended. J . Hadiuk, moderator of Sacred the Architect Paul further static t. ustees WNCOLN Heart CYO with assistance from that the architect is an agent e! teachers and parents who have At the regular meeting of the Board of Education the board. It w a » s*Ved that t>.e The executive board of the Athletic Director Frank Lowder been membeu fo r 25 y e a rs , next Sacred Heart helil on 1 ui-xlay night in the High School Auditorium the contiactor decided ’ha» if he re Troop 83 Gets I T A m ______and his assistant. Bill Cantosano met on Monday Wednesday evening. May ISttt, In moved the old tile he would <1. y e r^boo g\ school with Mrs. E nine tru.tee. voted unanimously to award a $6.753.8 4con- the High School auditorium. CYO Coptur damage and the ar-hi'e t wa- Its Charter A* Stosenberf, president, in Another feature of the evening trart In the l.eneral F.lrctrie Company. T W highlighted a called in along with Trust eharge. i Elks Class For Boy Scout Troop 83. received w ill be the installatton o f oflteers Bergen Meet sr'sion which la-led one and three quarter hours and Settembrino, c.iairman of th * its 37 charter from Tamarack P lo w completed for their were fo r the coming yfcar b y Mrs. Lousing C o m n u t t t c Pe.-mis.iijn Council. B S A , yesterday at For the second straight year , Armando Toron w h ic h w a , -ercne until the final minutes. regular meeting to be held this Arthur Uebel, president o f the was given *o put Me on tile an-! Washington School school when of- the Sacred Heart CYO won the Trustee FraiiK D. Uvelli, c h a ir------—------— ------éfenag at the Bergen County Council of Pa Patrick Melillo. Exalted Ruler at the A p ril 22nd meetin-, th« T/ocp 83 also inducted a new ers’ for t Intermediate team championship man of the purchasing committee the coming year will rents and Teachers. Charter mem | of Qie Lvndhurs* Elks Lodge, an- lieved ‘he extra backstops would board ratified «he art ion by a 7 scoutmaster. Mr James Wishart o f the Bergen C o u n t y Catholic recom m ended that trie G eneral installed and Eighth Grade ber« w ill be introduced. : nounces that the next class of make the <*vm available for more to 2 v o '» \ .i‘)i Trustors Cur i, of 335 Cha e Aviv. Lyndhurst. Youth Organization. The sixth E le cti ic Com pany be aw arded a pupils w ill join in a panel discus The Civil Air Patrol Cadets I candidates will he ini'iated m a ctivity. and Livelli objecting. M r W ish art ha., been the ass't annutl track and field meet was contract to supply, deliver and ••on On “ L e is u re T im e A c tiv itie s ’*. w ill advance and post the Colors. | honor of Psst Exal'ed Ruler. Ar- Trustees Christ, Curcio, Li veil Settembi ino announced at ■ coutmaster of that troop since run off last Sunday at the Winton service1 the following equipment T h e program, which w ill be There w ill be piano selections b y j mand S. Toron. The initiation and Restamo stuck to their T uesday’s m eeting that the Her DecemL er White Stadium in Englewood for the Home Economics Room gin at f:lS pin., w ill abo include William Gee, supervisor of ifcusir of the Armand S. Toron class original vote while Trustees Gui- gen Engineering Com;.any. who At their lar; e ! court of honor the popular meet organized by in the High School according to • group of selections to be play- in Lyndhurst schools. ' will be held on Mondav evening. detti, Rizzo, Settembrino, Topol was given P'»m..,sion to instali m.e Septembe:, the- following John Powers, oiogram director ol the specifications of the Board's 44 by the Lincoln School Band, Mrs. Karl Weber heads the May 11, 1959, at the Lyndhuist . ki and Checki voted in favoi a door '« ' vecn Ihc Library and boys received badges. E d w ard the Bergen Coun'y CYO had 413 A rch ite ct at a total cost of *6.- ttndef direction of Vincent Bo- committee of arrangements. Mrs. Elks Lodge, Park and Tontine m aking it a 5-4 vote for the I the A il P u ri oxe room at re i ■ ,t Purvin received 4 merit badges. entries from 12 parishes. 753.84. According to the GE fino, instrumental music teacher E. C. W hitm an is p rt ddent. i Avenues, Lyndhurst, N. J pui 'hase. j of the hoatd had u-rfhd a..ri Alan Qninzir received 2. Bobbie Sacred Heart racked up 27 Educational School Plan the com hi the elementary school*. Mrj. Arthur Liebl, Bergen Trustee Guidetti, chairman oi I their offer Settembnno sta'.» .. points to capture the Intermedi I Armand S. Toron was initiated pany will replace the equipment Wihhurt 2^ William Teles ii. Adam County P. T . A. president opened Recreation and Athletics an j that the con pany thought th^v Nieratko 1. &>b MSncuso 1. and IOOSEVELT ate title with St. Catherine’s of i into the Lyndhurst Elks in 1929 a> new models become available the session with a prayer. Mrs. He became Exalted Ruler of the nounced a new t xpanded insur received bad publicity on their Jimmy Hanna; an 2 T he concluding Parent E d u ca Glen Rock finishing s e c o n d w ith The vompany will supply a Joseph McFarland. West Milford, ance program had been selected offer and inform ed the houMnj The folJr.win;: boys received tio n group of the Roosevelt PTA 22. The latter parish, however, local lodne for »he vear 1937-1438. iefi igeratoi, dishwasher, dispo- director of Region I introduced ! and was later a Trustee of the and aoproved by the New Jersey committee that it would h im sei . i e stars and. or perfect ut- Was held last Tuesday evening won out in both the Junior and all, own. suiface uni*, wash' the guests including Mrs. Philip State Interscholastic Athletic tcndence j ms. Kdward Purvin. at the school when the theme of Grammar School divisions of the , lodge During his 30 vears as dryer and four ranges along with $150.00. Th. board took no action A. Hyatt. State President of Association for the next school on the subject. discussion was ‘Teen-Agers and Meet. a member of Lvndhui Lodge, wall and base cabinets, textolite A lan Q um zei. B«»bby W ish a jt, Union Ave., R u th erfo rd , Mr.». year. The N JSIAA selected th«' D» nnj.s D im e k. Douglas L u b e r, their Problems", such as dating Tom Kolokov/sky, a membei he has been active in local and tops with sink bowls and fittings Livelli invited the public p e Herbert Brower, member at Old Security Life Insurance Ri.-bard No... II, Hi.ssel Bonadon- and allowances. of the High School track team state E lk d o m . and has been of and maple chopping bl«.. sent a' 'he meeting * > join I i .i large and State Parent Family I assistance to those who h ae led Company of Kansas City, Mis na. and Jimmv Hannagan. «Eighth graders who took part created a new record when he At * he A p il 22nd meeting of the in in? ection of the locker roon Life Education chairman, Mrs. ; the lodge to the eminence which souri as the underwriting com B«*aver \: itches were awarded in the panel discussion were came in first in the running broad Board the trustees voted down a after the meeting. '1 his brou 1 Kenneth W. E. Lathrope Field j it has attained in the Township pany and the C. W. Bollinger to Fdi.aid Purvin, Billy Toles, Ja n e t Pfaff, Caroline Garmhau- jump event. Kolokowsky leaped motion to aw ard a contract to words from Settembrino v.ith service, Mrs. Alex Gordon, Bay of Lyndhurst. Com pany of N e w a rk as the offi M r. | .»les. Adam Nieratko, Bo b san, Jane Errico, Joyce Distaulo, nineteen feet three inches in Curcio )«>ining in. It was at tli onne, Hudson C o u n ty President Bergen Engineering Company cial insurance counsellors. Mancuso, Mike Janet Billotta, Rm sell Bonna- setting »he record. The youngster I t was announced that »he cla s time that I ivelli made a state Cassidy, and and Mrs. Arthur Liebl. Bergen for the installation of four ad The increased benefits show a Jim m y Hanna: an dona, Anthony Santangelo anti also finished second in the quart I has been named in Mr Toron’s meat 'hat he had m |c,sma County president. justable l»a ketbaJJ backstops in maximum medical limit of $3,500, Robert Ziegler. er mile run. j honor in appreciation of the many feud w ith any ' us' •«* on th« ' Thomas lurvi and William Miss Dema Kennedy conducted the High School Gymnasiiim. an increase of $ over the Miss Mary Bello, principal of A no ther G o lden Bear, soph i services hi» has rendered to the 1.000 board which was ic entlv stateo! D ill ret e;vi-d : und C las* the first session of the m orning Pour trusses, Carsar J CuMettl, past season. Trustee G u id etti ad the Franklin School, who was Gary Rinaldi took a first place a municipality while a member o f in a d a ily new sp ai* r. bad; « meeting. She described, to the M ario P Rizzo, Morris A Set- I vised *hat a letter be sent to the he came in *he leader in the 440 the lyndhurst Elks. moderator, summed up the state Leaders, »he structure of the Con lem bom . id President Daniel A N JSIA A that the board favored Trustee Riz/o, t hain.uin of th ). ■Summer Cam p promotion slidt ; ments made by the pupils and yard run, beating out team-mate Tlie officers, besides th»* Ex Buildinps ai:d Grounds Commit j were shown by J.ttncs Hannagan, gress. Spoke on »he m ultiplication Checki voted f«>r 'he motion with the increased insurance program. gave her opinions of matters Kolokowsky in the time of 54 4 alted Ruler, who w ill participate and r«l i eshivuols v.ere served of personel in the structure. Em T ru>tee> hdna M Christ, Peter Trust» e Curcio asked that i' be tee announced that the c>clone j presented. seconds. in the initiating ceremonies are K Curcio, Pat-.;, K Rcstaino, fence Ka‘ -s at the Lincoln >..-hool ' by the Mdhei'b Club, of which phasizing the County Council mentioned in the letter that the At the opening of the meeting Robert J. Inghma, Leading have been relocated on Guthie , M rs. Jaco bsen is president. I presidents, their five vice presi- T om m y lorvgo won second Theodore ’J ioj.xvJ.ikj and L iv e lli benefits should still go higher. Mrs. Joseph Distaulo read Knight, Frank Van Volkurfi. L/»> Place to allo w enteran e to fir- an . dent, and then the five councel- place honors in the sixty yard voted a^ains' the motion. Trustee Guidetti also announc al Knirht, Leonard Rosferlectur fighting equipment. t v k M Im L tM i* ******* 'Why ' |ors to each vice president. This dash and w as a m em ber of the I.jt e i the -ame evening the ed that the Board will advertis* ing Knight. Fred Ernst. E^ui.e. tXWLUBWJS j multiplied on a National Basis, Sacred Heart quartet which board pas-cd a motion to install for bids for football, basketball T rustee C h rist announce I i! Charles J Goll, Secretary John The executive board of the j would be explanatory as to the finished second in the 880 yard tw o <*f -the adjustable backst« pt and first aid supplies. The bids dates for Ihe Graduation E s t r J Graziano Treasurer Columbus PTA will meet on Mon lunctiomngs of Parent Teacher relay. Teaming with Longo were at b cuet of £98.00 each A* T ues w ill be given out at the Ju n e 2nd cUes nex* mon*h On W.-diirsda ALBANY day at J : I 5 p.m. at the school Billy Olkow.vki, Billy Monisera Activities and their Strength. day meeting Trfatee Topol .ki, meeting with the stipulation that evening, June 10 Waslnn td W ith Mrs. Burton Davis, presi and Tom Nat ale. Mis Kennedy said Quote ‘One in P. O. < omn)iinioti ItreAfaM who bad voted against the origi the deadline for the delivery be School v. ill ctinduct exer.-i.s»-; m dent, in charge. effective link would weaken the In the Junior Division the nal motion < hanged hi.s stand on Ju ly 15. its own audjloriuin. on June l i , Plans will be made for their strong chain and eventually one medal winers for Sacred Heart The Rutherford. N J Post and 12 YEARS OF FINANCIAL SERVICE, TO QUR COMMUNITY f »» "» U fi fO " Wsteb for Further Announcement H comes to capturing forever those precious fleeting in the lik fliyour child, only a picture by a pro- of this Big Event Next Week photographer can do them justice. T* T.w> - »Me 104 SiniN^S NOW RE1N6 AAftANGEO FpR i - ■ j ‘ RUST COMMUNIONS ‘ ~ ' W b l i n i i i i i i i fm tn 8-896* i j 9: ' Thursday, may 7.1959 THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW I’AGE SEVEN Parent Teacher Magazine chair Lembo, Jr., Victor Tamaro, Jim was anything illegal with the Supcrtindent of Schools Eli A. man, was secretary of the day. my Hurley and Micheál Moore Board Awards Contrcpct way the tile job was done Kane announced that Youth D ff »» More than seventy representa- represented the local pitish. M r. Pa u l said it was his (»pinion w ill be held at »he next B o a ra P . T . A . News tives of Leaders from the Ber Fifty five boys participated for that the contractor could not be m eeting on M ay 20th with hjgl^ i • © gen County Board of Mangge«g Sacred Heart. Tlie group was For Home-Economics Unit held as he was * ik in g order* fr< .t s.ho 1 students filling in a s and the Hudson County Board if organized by Reverend Edw ard B y W A L T E R “HAWK" ROWE the Architect Paul further stat.*< t. wistees Managers attended. J. Hadiuk, moderator of Sacred that the architect ;s an a 4cr.t r : H eart C Y O with assistance from At the regular meeting of the Board of Education the board It w -. s*i*rd tha*. *. r UNCOLN teat hers and parents who have _LAthletic Director Frank Low der contractor decided ’ na* .f he re Troop 83 Gets T%e executive board of the been membeu fo r 25 years, next hel<| on Tiiesilav night in the High School Auditorium the Sacred Heart and his assistant, B ill Cantosano. moved the old tile he wouid rary «4 by the Lincoln School Band, Mrs. Ksrl Weber hesds the 01 11 Architect at a total tost of $6 ,- P u rv in reeei ed 4 merit badge**, j the Bergen County CYO had 413 | Elks Lodge, Park and Tontine making it a 3-4 vote for the the Ail Puri os«' room a- r. under direction of Vincent Bo- committee of arrangements. Mrs. 753.84. According to the GE Alan Qiiinz« r re,ei\ed 2. Bobbie I entries from 12 parishes. , Avenues, Lyndhurst, N. J put .'hase. of the b & ■ CELEBRATION m » , YEARS OF FINANCIAL SERVICE 7 TO QUR COMMUNITY \ W — « O ' ...... H » * • Watch for Further Announcement to eaptairlnc forever thoee precious neetinf t JU e of your child, soljr a picture by « pro. of this Big Event Next Week photographer, can do them justice. Institution In Tewn — Since 1994 »TTIHÖS NOW BEIN6 ARRANGED Fp* FAST COMMUNIONS m ROBERTS SI THF COMMERCIAI, LF.APFR W D SOUTH RF.RGFN RF.VIFW TIH RSDAY MAY 7. 1950 CMpM Queee Nfcrjy of Dumont, North Beifen area, ' Many of th«#e < ollese-material Soufh Bergen Girls Score As Beauties OHsoh Heads I and Jo h n M Olason cif N o rth youngsteis won t make it if v.«* J ThafmaatHliiii Arlington. South Bergen area. don’t a rt n o w .“ M rs. Sayre C eN efe D rive Mrs. Strain is a Dum ont Bo ard observed. i- L y n a Maman Mon, I l - y e » t - oring in English at Fairleigh la S e . B e r g e n Of Education trustee, and vice She urged that persons inter •t rFaiMeigh . .. b ic k ln ... - Dickinson She's a member of president f the Northern Val ested in joining the information ♦mrty i Rftthcrtortt cam thi Wr.nen's Athletic Assoc »a B e rg e n C ounty was divided in ley Bi.m h <>f »hv- Am eivan A. drive contact her, Olsson, Mrs. I th e 1959 N e w Je r s e y S ta te lion, for w h 1 1 h slfe modeled half fajt night for p u r s u e * of ,.o iation of lTniversitv Women Strain, nr "W in - Katherine G. its Queen tatUy, but she clothes in a rerent college fesh- conducting an information d riv e i ( Usson in a flilrd cd w i t h the (Jorehan df^WyckofT. committee didn't get to the State ion show, the Student National about the need for «he $g8.8Q0.iX)0 Equ itable Life Assui incc S<>< le ty secretary. at the Garden Biatt Plata Education Association, and has college bond issue. The proposal,! of New York, president of the Mi » U. W Schmidt of Fair ping center la s t S a tu rd a y »•erved as an usher at s<*hool a c which would provide funds foi Noi th Aihn-.ten Board of Edu- Lawn, Speakers’ Dureau chaii- tiv itie s . was supposed to get a •xm n sio a o f state-supported col ratimn and a county co m m ittee man, announced that she wai ebut rid e from a frie n d but he A slim S’ 8” , she is p e rfe c tly lages, w ill ba on the ballot N o v man for the Republican Party prepared tn arrange dates for didn't show up. so she .made an proportioned for modeling. Shr speakers and su p p ly panels on em ber 3. Mrs Sayre pointed out that cdMrfcocy telephnne rail to a iews some of her own rlothi„ the bond issue to or;tanizati n ; Mrs. William R. S a v re of EisS the next sfpp i*- to enlist a. t *■ schoolmate and neighbor. M ary and hk#s to read about Ameri dcj>ii ins sa h programs. Also P a te rs o n , chairm an of »he Be i uipport hi e,fi> community f Jape Quad of 109 Cornelia Street. can history. H e r arnbitionis to le’ailable is a sound film, “To Go gen Countv College Ol ,*ortuni the bond iksu. . East Rutherford, who dH>ve her work for a fashion magazine, ties Committee, named two area To College,'' which features the ‘O u r job i ' to t II the focts to the Plasa in tim e fo r th e Judg- preferably in a public relations cnairmen at a committee meet « nht stit*1 - supported coheres that convinced us of «tie nec-d for * 4 « . ca p a city. ing a t B e rg e n County Vocationa ■uid describes their buildinj the bond issue to u.. n.anv j-.co Uit Lynn, daughter of Mrs. Martha Je e n n e Lewis of Arlington, j and T e ch n ica l High School here n* eds as possible," she :,u»d "W e neeil Mgnnion of 14 High Street. East | who won the 1968 crown l»st T h e y a re Mrs. Juanita Strain , Louts Alrxioo. field representa lots of hcl') husia.'-tic Ruiberford, was first on three I May when she was a senior at tive from the State Citizens Com reople." of the lout judges’ ballots and Upsala College, came to the con mittee for 0)1 lege Opportunities, Tue fa^l< she . atlm ed. ace that placed second, on the fourth bal- test this year in a wheelchair. Meodowlands told the group that a leaflet, " u . at least 90,000 «pialified Nev Je. Questions and wers Ah*>nt lo t „ She fractured her leg in a skiing [ (Continued from Page l > sey yc*ung peuple w .11 be seek The College Bond Issue." will be She Won the right to compote acciden t 11 weeks ago. thirteen months since the A ,ri! 1. n ri -4 a collège éducation by l!»f>5 i .adv for wide distribution this in State final* when she was The judges were professional 1958 meeting in the Governors coniparcd to OOjgOO actually « nwnth. The leaflet is designed to crowned queen of Fairlcigh Dick models Marnee Steffens, portrait office. rolled in ÎuU-luno programs an; wer basic questions voteis inson j «wt? can’ .u^e« in *he un painter Paul Ortlip, singer M arie “ T h e Meadov lands Regional tt>day rtiay have, he ex plain ed iversity's annual competition last Crittenden and Bed book mag i Plan ning B o a rd , comprising Ru M rs Sayr« < ;ted a two-venr M a y v\ tine executive John Hilt. They therford, E%St Rutherford. Carl . Board of Lducation siudy vvhich Mrs. Otto Verharg. of Dela- The runner-up for the 1959 began their evaluation of the stadt, Lyndhurst. and North Ar- conservativev c.^timatvd a sho: t field Avenue", entertained at State-title is Anhe M. St. Jac eight candidates with personal nngton, has thntinued, under the âge of ..t least 11'* ;) colle;;*1 luncheon on. Mondav for Mmes. ques, a 19-yfear-old, junior at Je r interviews in the morning The leadership ef Kir putu.^n. jt* places ov 19o5 o e f u* extensive Victor Maturo. Frederick Blum. sey City* Itate College. Jeraev contestants and judges had lunch careful planning for the 8.000 plans for ex "ai. ion on the \ hp Herbert S. Freeman, Harry Al City. She Hves at 84 F ir s t S tre e t. at The Continental Restaurant at acres of M eadow s in those >.u «)f both out-oi-stnte collèges aad brecht, Geoge Alberding, Arthur North «AfUpgton. Anne qualified the Plaza before the outdoor por niripalitiea. New Jersey 's puvate collèges Lemise, Martin Moran, and Cla.- by capturing the College Carni tion of the program. “The Town of Kearny i3 show Expansion m state-supported col enc-e Vanden H e u v c l, a ll mem- val Queen' crown at her school. The candidates were evaluated ing great interest. loties ... ne essary to m ake up the '>ers of *.he lo.al unit of the Cen think I ’d w in ; as a on the basis of beauty, personal déficit, she s j,.1 ' Slate Commissioner of Con tral Bergen Visiting Nurse Ser I was all set to ity. grooming, poise and charm, | servetion and Economic Develop- bei ^en County •> ironts h . e a vice. Plan s w e re made for a loser.” said an ex- scholastic standing, and extra I i;: stake in the *»on«l issue. M rs June thauler party. after the contest- curricular, activities on campus | ment, Salvatore Bontemco has obtained the approval of three Savkre emphasize l This county include a com- Besides Lynn and Anne, the ends 41 pc'r.ent < . i,s h.-h ¿-hool Vardrobe. an 8- contestants and their colleges : municipalitiee to form a devek p ment agency under state lav graduates to o;l* ge, m ore than course at the Mar- w ere: iiny othei exccj.'t Fssex, sht; “ Serious discussion hi.s been re School of Poise. E la in e V v o n n e A n sin k , 21. of pointed out ported in the press regarding par- on radio and Elmer, junior at Glaasboro State The numbei *. ; otrnî■:>! ri 1 ticipation b v the Por*. oj Nev. iraved silver cup College; Edith N. Campbell. 18. leye fieshmen Irom Bei ,en m York Authority. of 258 Em erso n A ve n u e , P a te r 1965 w ill ha 4 ”<3')t eomparc-d ti *‘On -Tuesday. April 1959. « I ruRiier- son, freshman at Paterson State 2.364 a.tuai rreshn ,t*n în 1957, 1 testified before the Jiouse A ) ovetnight taaa and a «-week coe Coliefe; Frances Fallavollita. It, according to a St.ta Boa:i'^ j r ropriations Committee seekin- ceqtae at the School of o f 682 Pa ssaic A ve n u e . C lifto n , study. i funds *.o start the Meadow survey as p r rewards for finish sophomore at Montclair State ‘ authorized by my 1859 bill. ing second All 8 contestants re- College; Virginia Purcell. 19. of Stephen Douglas baritone star of many Broadway musicals, places a floral tiara on head , “A representative delegation calved gift, certificates from the 287 H a m ilto n P la c e . H ack en sack , ef State Campus Queen Ann Lynn Mann'on A n n e HI. St. Jacques, ru n n e r up in the 195* State from Hudson County came to P la ta . sophomore at Fairleigh Dickin Cawpia« Queen contest, looks on. Joe O’brien w*s Master of ceremonies at the second an n u al N. J . I.OOK SMOOTH! Now You Lynn Was crowhed by Stephen son University (Teaneck ca*n- State Campus Queen Contest at Garden State Plaza shopping re n te r. Routes 4 and 17. Param u s. W ashington las» Frid ay. M ay 1st. , Can Have UNWANTED also urging the House Appropria- , RICHMOND Dotigli " Bogota, baritone star pus); Barbara D. Schwartz, Id, N. J„ which took place Saturday, May 2. HAIR REMOVED. tions Committee to provide fund' o f auch nt Broadway succes- of 906 Grove Street, Irvington; for a start on the survey called tn.t.ntly - S .f.ly . Permanently Yankees,” “Pa- freshman at Rutgers University be o u r Annual Charity Ball. The gratifying. Please kec■o ir I ortner H«*si«fenu Are for in my 1958 bill.” b y the Sen.ational and “Carousel.” (Newark campus), and Edna date set for the dance is Fr*Jay | good w ork A new 1C ( in O sm ers pointed ou* in his let Kadiomatic Electrolysis nts, jud ges and a W o yn e, 21, o f E a s t H am pton evening, May 29th nt St. Mi members . :il be I « I. «I ¡«t "I ountain** ter tfvat a development agency ly a thousand spcc- Road, Portland, Conn., senior at chael's Hall. PGK Fred Costa postal «ari! next : Come In Today for* NTi und Mis. John Agresta, of such as is now in formation would threatening skies - Upsala College. chairman for the dance. has hope to have tlu n FREE CONSULTATION P.uk Avenue, be largely ineffective if even one git ’-bccasional drizzle - * promised that all that can he those of you who h i Ilutherford, untH recently of Lyndhurst, were hon ttranfcipaSty With substantial for the M ite finals, which were had for you will fie there and ed in the past then \<; \ T A B K a U T Y S A L O N ored a’ a d in n e r g ivèn b y M rs. Mtadow tlcreage failed to sign up conductAf Outdoors on Southgate that his Committee has been $ !t*»K>n 1*1« <;on »fl** As soon as u V • .< t>:« Agrestas sisters and brodters^in- Ha also pointed out that munici- t W T 1-1308 Terrace if ihe Plata. w orking on a grand eve n in g ’s • PM ¡0% to not ..Kiuded you w ill be adviM • n tli* polity representatives serving on 152 Midland Avo. Arlington. N.J. Lynn, a native of East Ruth- \ pleasure for all who attend law, at T he Fountain,’’ in Belle- gram for M em oi i. I \ fo th • such dn agency must, quite pro- j erford, ia*4ransfcr student from j # K o f C Ticket* will be sent thru the mail ville. f>n S a tu rd a y e^p^iing. Hosts Couix il ii.ív'Ím i, 1 „»cm: M v ? perly and . understandably. i>e Miami Uttvcr&ity (Ohio). She this week and all arc asked tV unrl hoKtehScs. a ll of -Lyiklhurst. I guided primarily bv muni* ipal is majoriffe in history and min-, make their icturn.s as so -u a.- Mi and Mi Morris Set consideration rather »han are i r* they can l'i:> Mt ,irid M rs W ilh an U F b v lrr 3 ri.HI — r ; NOTES M ! ini M is Joseph qtMrements, which micht l< ad t- hiekerrng and stalema,te T h i . t»„. I- <’ • • . Kinq^ l yitd r '*1 >ini M rs Vincent Comx ii r'"'. •" i n,. , ^ ; I . (It wn-c i \ u Ostner.s. fu rther pointed <•>,» i purpose <>l i.tisn:- luiifi- ¡ni « j ' t.» . * * I ii i i .htcr ai>d son-in all of the engineerin'' ♦tidn . m R. Cclnbdia and Company, Inc. fly Bill Troescher Charitable work. Piea.se be- a Meet Tonioiir iv. M t «inrl M r, Cornelius I^a eluding those made many years Ui*t Sunday evening we had Or. Cunningham generous as you can and su\v i iiiardii, and »hen y>iece Mrs. ago, the current ones h>» the one of lee finest affairs of the A meet in-: -vili ». : i B m m |m 0, by appoJatimrol port this function 1o the he .1 of lahnel \a//.ialo, of HLyndhurst. ^le'adowlands Regional Planning < o \T H \( r o lls AM) Ili ll.DKRS ie a io n s_*or ored b y our Lad ies I. IV, r. 11 your ability Tickets are not The event v.-as arrancfed in cele- B o a rd and the Du»ch engineers' (*v*r IS i« g m a id pr.rti,.. Auxiliary. It wat their 25th An Inn .it .) ■ • ! , [il. -M- IMH SIR \ 11. RKPAIRS limited to Council member biation of the Agrestas leaving report (made a* private expense), niversary Dinnei and Dance. At ..«•r rt alone, so bring along a nm up of di..rt!> on a seven months vaca clearly ahow that it is p ra c tr a 1 p:ri. th? activities commenced S6o‘&el*rov« Drive friends for the evening Music tion ’our oi Florida. On the way end relatively aimple. thou 24 Preble Place Rutherford, N. J. at L y le s ci»o w e boasted approx will be furnished by Fred Perc> >< utli they will spend ’en dayi; costly, to reclaim the Jersey f i iM rny, N. J. mate ly 125 K n ig h ts and their und his Band foi your dai. in:- .it the home of their son and Meadows. Iddics C tnfiraiuhU ic us to y iu pleasure daj-Jitei - m law, Ckpt. J a me? 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Nothing like a big cool glass of fresh orange juice to start the day off right. * ' .<*„ V k * i . o , c JUMBO JERSEY J| H i Glenside Park or Radnor Estate m m * M C Q ’ cans AQ ^ b Asparagus =45* Crass Seed 5 1 ^ «tosy («cVp* b0°^ o * M * O f t S f Y H o tc h Bwr*> .. ir** ^ rr,- :• • fee»** • --. - i ' ^ •• PA C E F O U R THE COMMEBC1AL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY MAY 7, 1959 Movies Are Greater Than Ever — See One his Weekend Where To Go — What To Do — What To See In South Bergen | Route 3 Work The Sisterhood of the Lynd- 12. 13 and 14, at thè Center in hurst Hebrew Center will hold On Tuesday there will also be a fill Bottai Tam The Valley Biook Avenue, with Mr.i cake sale, with Mrs. Matthew At The Lincoln a rummage sale next Tuesday, !ls Completed H a rry K le m as chairm aQ, start- Horowitz as chairman. Wednesday and Thursdav. May ina euoh day at 9 30 a m. and j The New Jersev State High- i tintinnine through to 4 30 p m. way Department announced U>- iiay that all construction within Spotlight on Your Stars 1 ro ad w ay lim its on »he Route 3 ♦ROUTE 3* -ARUNG'ON ! improvement project in Clifton, « t DRIVE-IN ‘ * » II SYLVAN STREET j Passaic County, has been com h i j ar av. i? W Y « 4(44 RUTHERFORD. N. J. Special To The L e a d er pleted. mmmNOW PLAYING THRU SAT T e l. W E h s te r » 1MM to talk about the juvenile de NEW YORK—A concerted ef linquents. There never was an Desigi.eo to improve safety and TOtoAY THROUGH SAT Cinemascope & Color fort on the part of newspapers age when adults have been more traffic capacity on the heavily ' "RALLY ROt'NT) NOW TO SAT. A Great Hook - Now s Great last week did something which delinquent. The average parent, A ll Color Projtrain THE FLAG BOYS" traveled north Jersey highway, M a v ie h»s been long needed It brought swilling more than he should, the new improvements cost about FRANK SINATHA Paul Newman Paul Newman home the fact that compared to smoking more than he should, 1773,000. h alf of w hich is paid "S tIM F . C A M E R U N N IN G " Joanne Wt »od ward alcoholism the diseases such as permitting his entertainment and by the Federal Government un also 2nd DIG HIT Joanne Woodward "N O N A M E heart trouble, cancer and the educational media to be poisoned der its aid pngram to Urban Warnei scope & Color “RALLY ROUND O N T H E B n . LET" like don’t begin to compare. The by conscienceless advertisers, is and P rim a ry roads. i t p e r i s c o p i :*’ THE FLAG BOYS“ fact that drunkeness does more a fine gent to point a finger at The State Highway Depart SUN. MON. TUES. John ‘ Maverick” Garner Also to ruin homes and damage our anybody! ments const ruction added a new “CHECKPOINT“ culture than other in Color almost any twelve foot mae to both the east Academy Award Winner K iddie Matinee Saturday •ingle factor la something that is SUSAN HAYWARD You have to go to the movie and west bou^d roadways with Loads of Cartoons S A T M A T . now being understood. to lee everything these days. But “ I WANT TO LIVE" a hard-surfaccd Jioulder 10 feet “UP PERISCOPE" An Equal to > Walt Disney Heavy drinking underlie* al even we inveterat silver screen w id e flan k in g each. and Stooge Comedies "ENCHANTED ISLAND" most all of our society's troubles. fan though we be, suffered shock The 2.8 mile long project ex Tony Curtis Also It (leads to physical and mental last week when we saw Ricky tends from Grove Street to a "DEFIANT ONES" SUN. THRU - WED. •CHECKPOINT“ break-downs, it does more harm Nelson take the part of a fast point east o f ' Passaic Avenue THROUGH SAT. (1 D ays) M av 10 - IS toVuj economy than strikes a«d shooting cowhand in something _ „f“ 1 Newman an« Jeanne Weodward are starred wttjt Jaas where it ;oins tb*. previously con •THE JOURNEY" S T A R T S it « behind most of our high called “Rio Bravo.” Callina and Jack Carson In Leo McCarey's comedy riot, -Bally, structed six Ian,* pavement. * Bed Hot Hits!! Yul Brynner SUN., MON, It TUES. way disasters Yes sir, pard, Ricky, who look bmx* *n Mai Stallman beat-seller. Throughout the length of the TW Twentieth Ccatary-Fai film is In Clneaiaecape aad De La>< B R IG IT T E B A R D O T Deborah Kerr "REMARKABLE ^ -JVhat it m ay m ean on other ed as though he didn't need to project, remp tnd turnout facil *•“ * « •* playing thru Saturday at the Lincoln Theatre ArUwten “GIRL IN THE BIKINI" Also MR. PENNYPACKER" , as yet unexplored fronts shave, turned up in company ities have been modernized by only be imagined. But we • Oo-reatnre -Cp Periscope '. ^ O IN A LOLLOBRIGIDA "THE PERFECT Clifton Webb with John Wayne and Dean i dding .«ccelei ution and deceler FLB 8 H AND THE WOMAN" FURLOUGH* Also had m ilitary disasters be- Martin to show the bad 'uns just ation lanrs to permit safer en Tony Curtis Janet Leigh of drunkeness We've had where to get off. Before the trio dated June 1. 1958 and to mature trance and exit. E n tire new ram;> “STRANGER IN MY ARMS" Both in Technicolor atic set-backs because of were done they were dragging* June 1, 1969 1» is planned to sell Mrs. G. Meyer systems hrve been installed in Jeff Chandler - June Allyson eness. the Bonds early in June the bad guys off the acreen some locations. M o th er words, the most with dumptrucks. The net proceeds from the sale Heods Sahara A new ramo to eliminate an w*Mspread view in our country At one *point Ricky Nelson w ill be added to the general fund-- increased left hand turn move u|m close to ua as a bottle of lighted a cigarette. of the Com pany and w ill be used ■TO* L a 4 » s a t Sahara-Shrine ment has been com*-acted where whiskey. “Wonder if his maw knows for its general corporate purpose«* Club. Zef Mo. I, of K.' J„ held the h ig h w ay cverpa.v.ies G ro ve Wta* Are We Date* About n? he's out, whispered the moppet including payment of a portion o i election of Officers at Adoniram Stree It will lead from Grove • is being so— and any think- on our right. the cost of its Construction pro Masonic Temple, Lyndhurst. The Street to ¿Vuite 3’s east bound in^fcedical man will assure you Nevertheless, the movie show gram following officers were elected roadw ay. , th « L it is— w h a t are w e doing ed off a gal named Angie Dick- and appointed: Royal President. a t * * ! it? Mrs. G Meyer of Park Ridge inkson to good advantage and we The Rout“ 3 bridge over Broad 1st Vice President. Mrs. D Pinto, V f l l . we have allowed a sport took a double take when we Street has been widened to per Lyndhurst; ted Vice President, sucfe as baseball to be swallowed sought our moppet honor guard Emblem Club To mit addition of acceleration and Mrs. L. Apgar, Hoboken; Kec upu p ":oy the beer companies. In the was not looking! deceleration lanes. They con Secretary. M ia M. 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VTuem m T+rm +An.'. w * m M « m C orporation PA C K TW O THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THI HsUAY MAY 7. 1959 t u S 'r Keep Your Faith, Co To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days Youth Club meets at 3 30 p.m , n e r at R o b ert Treat Hotel. | 3 30 p.m., Youth choir rehear and Ronald, of Lyndhurst. four Joseph Bonanno, of 40 B o g le M id-W eek P ra y e r Service at H N e w a rk . sal. sisters. M ii. Victor (Rose) Scel- Holy Nomers Ave . North Arlington, ju n io r at pjn. ------8 p.m.. C ircle 7 of the W S C S sa, of Clifton, M rs. Joseph (Jen St Peter’s College, was installed T h u rsd a y PIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST < will meet at the home of Mrs. n ie ) Danza, of. Lyndhurst, Mrs to Breakfast as president of the College Men Choir Practice at 8 p.m SCIENTIST Edgar Smith, 45 Cherry Street. Charles (Grace) Scillieri, of del Biology Club at the ra re n i This coming Sunday immedi B.C. cmmca 1 p.m., Circle number ore at i. Pfterrepont A Lincoln Avenues D elaw anna. Nutley, and M r, Pete; (Jo^e ately following the 7 30 A M annual Mendel banquet. New I m t f At*. the church. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL In Rutherford, N. J. T hursday phine) Abate, of Newton, and Moor*. F u la r 7 30 p.m.. M eeting of the •ranch of Mw Mother Otyrth. Tlw I Mass offered at Sacred H eart CHURCH 1 30 p.m:, W S C S Circle 1 w ill S three grandchildren. 7:30, (:00, 10:00, Churrh Trustees. r lr*t Ct^rch of Christ. ftaiantlal. •« Church, the members of the Holy Stuyvesant and Forest Ares. Boston. MaM. meet at the home of Mrs. Wes The funeral was eon Tuesda> ' :0*. 11:00 in church. Ountfay S*rvl*o* at 11 A.M. Nam e Soc iety w ill proceed to the I W ednesday Church Office: Church School ley Bealler. 617 Lake Ave. 0:00 in achooL 11:00 A.M., Sunday S«H»«4 ai 9 fc.m. from the Nazare Memo- church cafeteria for their regular Hardy AzUcax 7:45 p.m.. Choir Rehearsal. BWf.. Forest Are. Phone GE 8- WMnmday KvenlM HMltac at t ill : Circle 2, Mrs. C F Manfredi. j nal Home. Inc.. 403 Ridge Road. .'clock at whl< n leBtlmonlaa of CMrim- ■ monthly meeting and light break T h u rsd a y 5MS Extension. 265 Traverg Place II hito Dogwood CARMEL C U R L t«n sdenre nealiiwr ara ctvan. to Sacred Heart R C. Church, fast. A tuhm. Lf l f t i n l 10 am . Rummage Sale spon The Rev. C. W esley Shike. B.D. Headln« Raom i t ft ntatioa Squara, • Circle 3, Mrs. J Wahiers, 131 j where at 10 a.m. a Solemn High Red Dogwood sored by the Women's Associa »p*n daily from 11 a.m. to S a m . Inarm uch as this is next to the B:00, M 0 , :0.S0 •a. apt on 8und.tya and legal holi- Post A vet i M ass of Requiem was offered last meeting of this year, we ask tion. This w ill be held in Fel ili,>••■ ;ind «.n Friday evening »r<»m . Circle 4, Mrs. F. O. Heismeyer, ; Interment was in St Joseph's Hybrid Ttm Hoaea Thursday, May 7 o *3« o'clot'll that you bring along that friend lowship Hall of our church. N urs. t > i-ra provided during 277 Travers Place. \ Cemetery, Lyndhurst. é t . M K H A E t’S B. C. Ascension Day Ascension and neighboi of yours and in Flower Plant* CHURCH H p.m.. A d u lt Com m unicant*’ Honday S^rvli-a. 8 p.m.. Adult Choir rehearsal. i ------Class. S e rvic e , H o ly Communion to troduce him to the group W» •w . U lklaa I. WUcwmkl Scientific understanding of the There’s a welcome »o.all at tfi* CARD OF THANKS have had a good year m oui I vfirtnhle Plantft F rid a y n ig h t 8 p.m. at St Thomas. The church on *he corner of Tontine man of God’s creating brings I take this means of expressing registration and we intend to set 7 p.m., Westminster Boy's Club. Ven. Welles Bliss will preach and Stuyvesant Avenues. ■Mg* t a l and r*|( A vea the sermon. Ven Richard true heath and security. heartfelt and sincere thanks to our goal at 750 or better next GERANIUMS Mm«i an at T, s. », to Pease will read the Gospel This is a theme *o be set forth the very kind and sympathetic season With your help this can Lyndhurst Hebrew Center I1 J0 a-m. . , UNITED The Reverend Richard Bolles at Christian Science services friends and neighbors for then be accomplished. 333 Valley Brook Avenue As you know Sunday comun LYNDHURST CHURCH will ^read the Epistle. The Sunday in the Lesson-Sermon many act* of kindnesses, in the Rabbi* Alex Pro n m an is Mothers Day and we ask that FLORAL GARDENS t M ar T a •Rector w ill celebrate. Pari entitled Adam and Fallen recent death of Bruno Loreiu 320 Second Avenue your intentions be offered in this CHURCH shioners from Grace Church. M an ." Speoal thanks go to Mrs Ida ( N u r se r y ) Phones—Study, GE respect. Its a wonderful g« sture Nutey, Grace Church, Ruther Scriptural selections will in 8-9583 Russell, first reader and mem SU RJdga Road Lyndhurst that w ill not go unrewarded. 314 Mllburn Ave. Sunday. May 10 , fo rd. S t. Jo h n 's C hurch in Pas- . clud e the account in Jo h n (9:1-7) Residence, GE 8-7515 bers of the First Church of t- lW # W i hope to have some new on Lyndhurst, N. J. Bible School at 9 45 a.m. Visi saic will join with parishion- ' of the healing by Christ Jesus of Christ Scientists. Rutherford; of Rev. Dr. Glenn R. Pratt # the June Social for you on Sun tors welcome. Clashes for N u r e rs of St. Thoma; for this ihe “man which was blind from L A T T E R DAY SAINTS ficers and mem.'iei s of Lynd hurst (Bet Valley Brook & New sery, B e g in n e r, Primary, OF JESCS CHRIST day. so don t f.ngct t.» i -.ne a Sunday, May 10 Ascension Day service his birth." Elks No 1505 for their memorial Jersey Aves.) Junior, Inter-mediate, Teens, A. E. Starks, Pastor services and funeral dire.-tor long * 3 0 a.m., Sunday School and S a tu rd a y Correlative passages read from Young adulta, and Adults. Services Every Sunday Waldo J. Ippolito for the tour Adult Class. 10:30 a.m .. Youth Choir •Science and Health with Key UY M o rn in g Worship a t 11 a.m. a t the teous and efficient services rend t l a jn ., Worship Service. Moth 8 p.m., C ouples Club the Scriptures” by Mary Baker er’s D a y Sermon The Chris R e v Paul F. Barackman, Th.D., Ad >niram Masonic Templa ei ed. S u n d a y Eddy will include (476:32*5): tia n Mother's Home: A Place of guest sp eaker. 321 Second Avenue Bereaved Friend After Ascension, Youth S u n "Jesus beheld in Science the Prayer. Communicants* Class w ill meet Lyndhurst. If. J. v. Mrs Elizabeth Espositu at 4 p.m. d ay. perfect man. who appeared to C h u rch S r h o o l 10 a.m. 7:80 p.m.. Meeting of ’he young M onday 7 30 a.m.. Corporate Com m u him where sinning mortal man Preaching Service, 11 aA . OUR p eo p le of our church with the M eeting of the Board of Trus nion of Men and Boys followed«) appears to mortals. In this perfect MOTHER’S DAY Station to discuss the youth tee.; at 8 p.m. by bn*kfast. man the Saviour was God's own RUTHERFORD BAPTIST FOR BIBLE CLASS w o rk fo r the coming year. T uesday 9 a.m.. Fam ily Service, Holy likeness, and this correct view of' CHURCH CONFI DENTI AI. M o n day Ruth Nichol Missionary Society Baptism and Church School. man healed the sick. Thus Jesw‘ «3 West Passaic Ave., Ratherford » Members of Everyman’s Bible 7:30 p .m.. Session meeting meets at 8 p.m. 11 a.m .. Y o u th Su n d ay Service taught that the kingdom of God Rev. George Smith, Pastor ClfaJ* will visit the Grate Met ho FILES Tuesd ay Wednesday The speaker w ill be Richard is intact, universal, and that man 88 Woodward Are.. Rutherford dist Church in Kearny t«* attend Dara, president of the Youn^ i pur»- and holy." Phone G Ene va 8-€795 the annual Mother’s Day service Peo p les Fellowship. Other ol on Su nday, M ay ID. and w ill fleers of the fellowship will Lyndhurst Methodist Church THE UNITARIAN CHURCH leave from Rutherford Bor take part in the service Guests Rev. Rodger W. Hawn, minister OF RCTHKRFORD ough Hall at 9am Rev Albert will be Bergen Chapter of the 301 Tontine Avenue “A Free and Modern Faith" M. Bee me r is to be speaker at D em o lay GEneva 8 8*38 70 Home Ave . opp Ames Ave. , tlie ser\ u *. Coffee h our following Rutherford, N. J. Edwin Albre:iit, command*! H o st Y . P . F. Sun-lay, May 1(1 Kev. Harold K. Dean. Minister ' in chief of the military division T u esd ay 9 45 a.m.. Church School with ' of the Rutherford class, stated This m ay be news, but we keep MOTHERS DAY 8:30 a.m.. Annual Dioceasan i «lasses for all ayes ST. MATTHEW’S that 21 new members have jnin confidential files. They are maintained 11 a.m , Mother’s Day will be Convention. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ed the organization yn ce last for your convenience and protection. T o th o se wIiom* privile»«* it in to do M>, may •H oly Communion Trinity Cu observed. The sermon them'- CHURCH | October. These men were re the I l o i u n s H O T W A T E R I III I. IH I II IKY A rr/mtatUm that ins/nres confidence Cold Beer-Wine & Liquors 299 Stuyvesant Ave. q u i c k l y . . . Our reputation for integrity and the highest standards of funeral service afford« the deeply W E . 9-5975 comforting assurance that everything will be as Free Delivery it should be. ' • Complete Catering Service Every service is a perfect tribute “Serving Families ol Every Faith." Weddii.gs — Banquets u s e on A t A n y Hour, Call W E 9-3000 Parties — Etc. fclrptirr jfattrral %nnr o Successor to Collins Memorial HOME MADE 253 Stuyvnant Avenue, Lyndhiint, N. J. Cola SUw Bakad Beans WEbater S4000 Potato Salad Macaroni Salad NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS SINCERITY... DIGNITY... RIYKRKIQI SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Rendered In A Homelike Al a n f W l I. WALDO J . IPPOUTO KISZKA p i i KKLBASY lì-.;. ' FUMERAI H A M Haw* Daily: I A.M. lo 11 P.M. MS BIDOE ROAD LYNDRUBST, H. J. GEneva M M 4 t A H tal PM. i : Pmrkhm F a d fíth t Q a | n M M M a i i a « UMiÂaa t 41» PA6E AVE. (Go,. Chase) y SI RMgr Roa4 4éMl FaH*aA— Av LynAunt, R. |. J«wf (Är t» % ì LyNDHURST, H. J jPrBUf'if 7-0410 r a a r t - W E 9 *2 9 5 0 Lyn3hur.i* Pub'.ib V n • .. ... Sl 7tti**U-ecC One oi the biggest and most unpubliozed industries in the United States is that of home improvement The man hours and dollars spent on these improvements cannot be calculated. But it is w o rth a few minutes of y o u r tim e to ride around the community and watch your neighbors at work - - - spading, planting, raking, painting, hammering. Apartment house dwellers mav laugh and sav they escape all that. At the same time they miss the sense of well being and satisfaction that a hom eow ner gets out of "fix in g up the Commercial ïeaber place” and doing the many things that convert a house into a n d SOUTH BF.RIiRS REVIEW a hom el TCLKPHONI OK Vol. 4» — No. 4-1 LYNDHURST. N. J. MAY 7. 1959 Meadows Study Nary a Bid Group Is Needed, Is Received Dwindling Cannella Osmers Declares .By Township Revaluations Going Ahead, The immediate and urgent Lyndhurst s Board of Coinmis- need for a small study group of rs — a. id meadowland en- citizens possessing the experience sts'in general— received * Fund Points Need and foresight to show north J e r aharp jab of disappointment Lyndhurst Is Buzzing With s e y the way to take advantage ; Monday night when nobody—but of its billion dollar opportunity nobody—put in o bid on 50 acre» in the Meadows was stressed by , of Lyndhurst’s most desirable Rep. Frank O. Osmers, Jr., [ meadow lands fo r Added Funds (R., NJ.) in a letter to Gover- j The commissioners are trying Speculations On Its Effects The 113,736.98 total which ha» hern roi»ed (or ihr nor Robert B. Meyner of New to raise about $65,000 through Tlie revaluation Jersey. the sale of land». Thai much is Ronald Cannella Fund which ha« dwindled lo a little over ' continued in Lyndhtiref to Gamers recalled that at a meet needed to balance the township Mr. & Miss Lyndhurst $3,000 because of heavy hospital care for the injured prid- ing held in the Governor's offlce budget this year ”*■ day. der will get a ihot in ihe arm with the proceed» from the on April 1, 1958 at which Fair- It was thought the meadow Many koineownffi (wbo leigh Dickinson, Jr., Chairman of lands would bring in about $1 Professional Variety Show. The ull-lar show w ill be staged lia v e p r r t f d the team o i as- the Meadowlandk Regional Plan e—a high price, but a week from next Monday e ven in g . M ay 2.>tli at the C e n tra l ning Board; Joseph McLean, then h considering all the -eti^on* *ent into the toara* Theatre in Paaaaic. State Commissioner of Conserva the acreage ship by A*MR*iated Survrya it was learned the Chatman Crania LaGuardia. a tion and Economic Development; Aarmly are debating thf ff* fo rm e r Lyndhurst High School Meyner; Oamers and others were only folks w ith that much mone> Nucera Fights fe«*ts o f the re-assessnient. fo o tb a ll a professional present, it was generally agreed w e re garbage contractors. They player and The program became necessary musician la buaily a rra n g in g the that reclamation of the. Jersey w a n te d to know if they could get w hen the Supreme Court ruled final plans for the big v e n tu re . Serious INnoss Meadows could best be achieved Tipmp permit. The that municipalities must assess B esides members of the Senior by dealing with the area as a said no permit at 100 percent of true value. Ctaaa at lyndhurit High School whole rather than piecemeal. At w o u ld go w ith the sale. L yn d h u rst joined the long pro this meeting there was every in One interested was Thomas of which Cannella b a m em ber cession of communities undertak other* helping the cause in the dication that the Governor would Viola and Sons of Nutley. who Judge Arthur O’Dea ing the program; Associated selling of tickets are aeven lea d appoint a small group of out- I operate the township dump. But Surveys of Paseok was given the ing merchants In the township. standing, qualified, representa it was learned he wanted to put i task fo r $36.000 f Tickets are available at Jo-Jo’s tive private citizens to make a o p -only §600 an acr e. He m ight, T h e team began at th e c o m e r short intensive study of the over it was said, be persuaded to put f l l i Skip's Confectionery. M id Judge O'Dea To I of Rutherford ami Riverside Ave* ler’s Confectionery, Dons Pizza all problem under his authority , up another $250 per acre nues and*nas been working ite a n d Ridge Shell Station all on as chief executive, or by asking Be Speaker On But ’he com mission stuck to its way eastward. R id « * Road and alao at the Val the legislature tor specific author- minimum figure of $1,000 per Will, folks are asking, m y ley Sweet Shoppe opposite the ity and a small appropriation. Memorial Day acre. taxes be higher? Tow n Hall and at San Carlo’s “The people of the great north Thus there was uo sale Ak this writing nobody can ae^ Restaurant. Ducats can also be west New Jersey metropolitan County Judge Arthur O'Deu. , , - . D .. . . . That the failure was a rude fo r sure. purchased at the box office of the - *rea necd vital «Pare w»0. formerly of Rutherford will be W|I on a„ sldes T h is fact mus* be understood: Central Theatre^- * t r è available for growth. Growth not Uie principal speaker at Lynd- (he commlssloners Lyndhurst properties had W $ A scant at the talent lined up alone for business, and industry, hursts celebration of Memorial d ^ dcbsted whether they been re-assessed for many yegtif. to d a te insures the g9* r s of an 'd m j but for parks and recreation, for Day. it was announced today ,hoJ d ,et ,uch desirable ,and RO As as result m any o f the e |4 enjoyeble evening for auch a ^ dH schools and colleges, for home* Jud^e O Dea is one of the coun >t $1,000 an acre. There homes bore assessments set In fine cause. There will be the and apartments,” wrote Osmers ty s most for.-eful speakers. Thl* will fy«n a question as to whe- depression years with no t r f i r Four Top Hatters, one of the JAMES NUCERA | "With leadership and sound plan, tact he will speuk at the l*ynd ,her lhe |an<) »houid be sold at relation to present valu es. nation's bast versatile groups. ‘ we can accomplish this giant hurst ceremonies insures the a ll Annette ( olasurdo and Thomas Kolokowsky On such properties w h e re tl|e U lil group luma a recording out j Building Inspector James Nu- task.” committee of a powerful attrac The em phatic absence of b id assessments are low they w ill ca lle d ,^ “ 45 M en in a Telephone cera is gamely battling ^laucomo j Specific “knotty questions." t runned Rifr. and Miss Lyndhurst at the annual senior dance tion. ders made all the talk unneces raised Booth” which is one of the hot- at his home in 334 Fern Avenue, stressed by Osmers, that must bL' The Veterans' Alliance i; nr- held la s t Friday at the high school gymnasium were these seniors In ^ s»«*.«,.Rutherford, where re-i . sary. test records in the juke boxes. Specialists are seeking to save answered before large seal« i< ranging the a/Tair as usual. T he Annette Colasurdo and Thomas Kolokowsky. It was a «eatimeatal ( j^ n t '^^^ndertaken, a T h is group is known to have one N u cera\ fi ht clam ation can begin art committee icportcd that to > nship However, bettei moment because It was the last dance to be held In the old gym owner who bought a home that m e ad o w s are in nasium that now Is to be converted Into a cafeteria, music room was oid and rundown was paying VJZ £ S e cSSSy *nd VOr"' Backing Backing Nwera. N„,cr., better.„-Her knownknown -What is .ho best type of pe, - i in ding t<> Puhlit as Jim m v Dvke.s, are m any m anent agency oi authori*> t.. do and libr.irN $156 a year in taxes. Alter he as Jimmv Dykes, are many iiiKMu t Ralph Dunn and Avera will do Taps friends ,llol)d.s in in I vn.llnn• vritlhm-* * and and through through the job" m oved in he did ex tensive rO- di-cl.oed H utheil in Taps These young art .its Sou(h B e r ^ . n As heut| thr who v. ill hax- jui.m 1i, ion South Bergen As head <>' the lo ii (.onaUutlu>1: a n>uvi 1 habilitation work. The bouse 1er n »ve just f at JJac | ¿tajtan Amci K Mn O m n r • »»ver inning planning, «nd *«• m ar ' ♦ Mililuv Auwi'K'nn l>mo» THtif > over zoning iliio uun •»« piup«rty »oulii of Steve Orlikowskl Wins Thanks 1 "-hich hr ]'aW ta WW v o p a c w a n a in rf*w Y u ik C ity T C lu b for mwny yuorn N u cern W I **•« th * ratol*».«»«Ion? Rout' 3 leading >n* ■■ • 'Ob i.n tne i n a i w . with Jimmy Durante. Alter thcii \ onf> uf uiwniWp'» best known “What lumpen* to exKtini vW dows. He .said the r.e.v .... - nu nt had not been •ppeamncp at th* Canneltn Show po m ^ i figures. Three weeks ago velopment now in the Meadows’' Of Two Women From Passaic Has Lead Role toad should give the mea Over M studert*-*« New Jersey high school* i «tiea* o f's' T k m Ladttw’ Auxiliary of th- M Bad Democratic Club w ill 0 0 * evening at the d ub