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'S 's" E • •E TELE ISION PB OGRA•IS Clifton East Paterson Fair Lawn Garfield Haledon Hawthorne :, .. .. Lodi . Little Falls oun' a•.t View Haledon Paterson Passaic Pompton Lakes •rospect Park Sincjac fotowa Wayne We•t Paterson COSTELLO WINS AWARD MARCH 9, 1958 VOL. XXX, No. 10 ß' .•ii-•'-" 7':-?-". ' :• ß . -,.,:.•..-,..•:::•..•- -•.:;::. :'.-::".;:::- :.;-L•;' "::!'.;: '• -' ..':;.. :-.::..-' "!'.r•' .... -.':':.•':i: .•.'"'"' -' ':::•;'""•'""•' ' ß :"-'::i.':.. :"• • .. - ß. ..':.... :..•..•' ß ..•.•.•:::'½:'-'-'::'":i•:ß ,•,.- .X ...:... ß..... ':!:•.-..'i::::. "%;">" :'.:::'::i:i.:.'- . - -'i.".;:::::.':::-•-.::-"->.. •'!•:i•. ß...... !:[.-..•:>:....-.•;:<.:.... ß: ,.",.:.::.-.-.....::•.-..::...!.:•.:.•.--...... .. ' •"%:i.':::: ß o, ..: < :.+.:r,•'•- ß : ß•:.: : '-.., --: if". -.:"-' ..;•!' ß ':..:...:.......'•..:.. -' : :. CONFIDENTIAl, W'HiSPER- •iii-'•;i.?-'-'::.... ' :'"' ':' ...."" WaahJ.n•on. •. C.- Fozmer President Harry S. •Truman ß- - •$:-:-;'.ß' '" ' "'; ":'::i:;'-'":' seems to be whispering some ROMY VIEWS "LEG WORK" c•nfidential advice into the AT STUDIO - HollYwood, ear of New York's Governor Calif. - Ninetee//-year-old Ge.rman Actress Romy Schneid- Averell Harriman during a AT YOUR SERVICE... $100-A-Plate Dinner in Tru- er admit:es models of Cycl' C..harlse S legs as she visits tnan'-s honor. Truman was the t- • Makeup Department at main speaker at the. aif•ir f,.LG.lVl.Studios. The leg moOø All the Time ! which kicked off the 1958 els were u=cd in the makingof Democratic Campaign, the picture "Silk Stockings" .:.:.:.:.:.: •Vhenyou want a dependablefuel for cooking,for hot water, for re- ._ frigeration,and for dothesdryin[• you want gaa.vAnd Public Service ta on the job 24 houra'a day to .. bring you the dependableaervice ©f t]•e clean,blue gasfinme! •. • - .. ;.... .. ß i ß PIfBLI C SERVICE .> .•,• ß• -. •, -•. ß • ß.,.,. .... .:.......... -...;;.:... 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XXX, No. 10 14-year-oldChris Yon Salt•a of the Santa Clara SwimClub takes a respite after-breakingsix AmericanWomen's Free Style SwimRe- cords. At the Alametla Naval Air Station Swim Meet, the pretty Single Copy 10 Cents •• $5.00 a Year By Mail aquamaid, an internationaltop rated swimmer,bettered the Ameri- ß can 200 Yard Back Stroke with a time of 2:32.4. She also estab- lished a new Pacific Association Record in the 400 Yard Free . Style in 4:40.6 beating the old 10-year mark set by famed Ann Curtis. ,. CONTENTS ß . ß .• . FEATURES .. - ... •.:•..•-•.,;• . ß.... .. ß':.... ß .;:. ß ..., '•!i.. ..•'!..:•:::•!.•' Chronicle of the Week :,;.•i" '-'-:'.""-..... ': , "::..-•.•:. ......-, ... '.x,.'--. ß '" :i.'•,. .:'- .• a, ß -•,'- .': ß ..!.-,•.. ,'? ..- . • • • '. , Fran Molendyke's Tri-Boro Notebook ß ' .." .. ;":"'::' ß ß . Strictly Suburban 6 : . - .: .- ,r-. American History 15 -.-•.....-: •,•..,:;.,:?- : ..•.: .. '-• ,'•'.•; • .... ß •:: ,' ......... .... 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Presentation took pla. ce at the sissies take note - the white fluff that skiers dreams are made o! is proving to be a nightmare to residents of Ontario, Canada. Com- YM-YWHA last Tuesday. ing in very large doses, in some places fourteen-foot drifts, the -hea.vy snow fails have snowed in villages and towns completely tsolatlng the inhabitants. At Lake Scugog, car-high drifts have al- most completely buried vehicles. One car-owne• points to his bur- Photo by Pankow, Zito Studio. ied auto completely covered except for the roof. The CHRONICLE PA6E THREE i of the week .... ===================== .•,-•.-•-- .. NORTH HALEDON--A "Green ,:. Post 281, will be held Saturday Thumb Sale" will be held March night, March 15, at the post home. I 7by the Memorial ßSchool PTA Mrs. William Strayer.is chairman •n the school cafeteria. The sale of the affair. WILLIAMSON BUYS -- Borough Manager W. T. Williamson of Fa'r Lawn, makes the first purchase of seals in the "Be will be betwee n3 and 5 p.m., pre- ceding and following the PTA Ti•ankful You-Can See" drlve being conducted by the local Ed Saltzman was elected hon- Lions Club. Proceeds oœthe drive will go for eye glasses for meeting that evening. norary president and Herb Feld- the needy', surgical equipment and camps for the blind. man president of the 4th
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