LynJhurrt Public Library. Vall«jr Brook Ave.. Lyndhurst. H. J. Tftim U -eel It is the strength of this country that the pushing and pulling now taking place over the President s decision lo run or not to run leaves the average citiien singularly unmoved. All of us love Ike: most of us hope he will run again. AH of us below the level of the politicians, howeverjireaware that no matter if a Republican or a Democrat succeeds him. Commercial Header if need be. the country will go forward. In a democracy no man is indespensable. even if the |kes do not come in bunches. After all. successors have emerged to fill the great shoes of Washington and l.inculn! Such is the glory of the * ii.l T H E SOI T U HKR<;i:.N REVIEW I'nited States of America! \ ol. 37— No. .'ii 1Y.NMU KST. Y J.. KEliRl Vm .‘I. IT.f. Post Office Cry South Bergen Girl Elected Recount Next Week May Campus Queen At Patersi >n Is Taken Up By A blond. Idue-eycd South Decide 3rd Education Place Bergen native ha* been cho -1 -en campus queen of Paler- \*«i«lant 1 iMiinii**i»(ier •>( 1 d iu a t> ’>u |i» « e |» h I l a r t n n ,'<•11 Slale Peacher* t .ollege. \« 111 n u n r I n H e rg rll• " i i n h n evi ft ■ t|t»ry«|s» to , «>»wt%»* t She i-» Marion Tlwre*.a D e - Petition a m m ini al the |L>,*r>l •>< I do. .
Circle Club Honors Founders Beilina Ends Army Course y Private Anthony B eilina, ot Lyndhurst recently completed the Welding Course at the Ordinance Automotive School. Atlanta Gen- j M t Is rtgtil Mo • Aiareeht Mu t NiHwo «tr« t UtiOfi *t>« I cral Depot, Atlanta, Ga. K ssd rk o Mr» I !»•!»» *!»« I \ t»«UgWr M n I ^ m <»» Mm I M rt4*sUi<«« se Private Beilina, who is the son ! I K..hert* of Mr and Mrs Fred Beilina, of J Copeland avenue, is o n e of the T ss' in ^ rtM t d<> HMt-j t th e < «. m o re th a n 70.000 men from all ; Lyndhv'st Bed ( rtMM Chapter S f * a t . I J * '- > 4 (Mi a* <<** .. o v e r th e world who have been t?»e )'(<«J#ti.4t Workers a04 «•»« »«.» 1 M - ' , ■ a n f^ .4 - trained as automotive and allied Hoova ha*»i<* CWMBUtlrw ■ - Fw -ls . . f .. trades specialists in The Ordnanee Iu>e«t stnirva are >I.te » M * t * t * a * . 4 .... ,, Automotive School since its tn- i Le#» to rtght Father B ernard K s tr r . d i t r l o Malk A lla n tit U o P Waltanen M o • ».?••« vt % i t it* cvpuon in IMI. and Father Msiard ll*|d«k Milo,, H«*sia»d Tlapssoo I M *n#i Mi * t IWntkj M » W f i f n n «»f Tree* Bg and Noel of Ir* * * I I T W two I. Hr**deStr Mss J llouisi Mm TH* IImshs ***.-,» Mr and Mrs Michael Termini, were winner* Of the * All A ltars lie!" fe w * a v s rd la reli«iM* F V (iaiIsghe* 1 hair n a n a». l Vt * » | #•*#»!.■ pf Fifth avenue .are spending a presented by ArrhbObop Th«>r>.*« A fesland at tfe Her red He*n M u J K«Mtr»*. Si l v,f pr<*1v« twon ar- m--aioa<.-«e set * vacation at Daytona Beach. Fla Cathedral la Newark at rerem«ole« held on *un4«« aervne. arwi M r* I il P*dl*« d a y T hey . tmrg+t < i. 0 ) i n«e#t. ar» I M r* J te.Wfra**-# a4*4 f » . •' M w t i d1 H 'fM feev-w* erwa »*t*l .tug W |.i T h * I'Mdiabuti »M lro «» Club. 3 45 p m Communicants' ST. THOMAS’ EPISCOPAL road, the Rev. Robert F Burns, Class. 6 45 p.m. Mid-Week Bible CHURCH I Jr.. pastor of tne Westminster Studv, 8 p.m., "The Bread of Mrs. Theresa Puntolillo, Peter Kero I Prosbvterian "'hurch, officiating. (HCfturcfeJtetoafHi L ifo ”. Forest a n d Muyvmant Arennei (Continued from Page 1) : Interment will be in Hillside _ Thursday, March J; Choir prac Rev. C . We*ley Shike, BJ). WESTMINSTER Resident For 40 Years for other cars, for a net of $5,- | Cemetery. Wednesday Mid-week service, tice. 8 p.m. Monthly Institute at Rector PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH with study of a part of Ephesians i 782 96. Biblical Seminary in New York 154 Stoyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst Mrs Theresa Marie Saverse Mrs. William L. Bivona of Jay Ml Ridge Road. L y n d h u rst 'rhe Wesleyan Service Guild will r.Fnevs R MM Iina. and Mrs. Gloria Trignano. Mrs. Margaret W. Wagner, 301 City, 7 30 p.m. Puntolillo, 292 Orient way, died avenue, entertained her dinner Rev. Robert F. Burns, Jr.. Pastor attend this service and then go of Lyndhurst; 23 grandchildren. Mortimer avenue. Rutherford, St Mathias, Friday, Feb. 24: or Monday at Hackensack Hos bridge club on Wednesday eve Phone WEbsti-r 9 7920 to the parsonage for their busi Holy Communion, 10 a.m. and two great-grandchildren. | was reappointed to the Bergen FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST pital, where she had been a pa n in g . Lyndhurst. N J. ness meeting, to be followed by Mrs Puntoli'lo was a member j County Welfare Board for a term S C IE N T IS T Saturday: 10:30 a.m., Youth tient for just a dav. She was the a s o cial. C h o i/. of the first Woman's Club of °f four years. ' 'ay. Fob. 26. Church School E. Pierrepont & Lincoln Avenues widow of Thofhas Puntolillo, who Thursday 8 pm., Senior Choir. Set ond Sunday in Lent, Feb. 26: Lyndhurst; the Central PTA. the I Mayor Fred A. Demarest. of ■ (* 30 run Sermon at 11 by Rev. in Rutherford, N. J. died ten years ago. All interested persons are in 7 30 a.m.. Holy Communion. 9:00 first organized in Lyndhurst: the | Glen Rot k, and Councilman John , c:: F Burns. Nursery avail- Branch of the Mother Church. The Born in New York City, of YOUR LIBRARY vited to share the services and ^iret Chuich of Chriet. Sc entjet, of a.m., Family Communion. 11 a.m.. old Italian American Woman's * S Elliott, of Ramsey, were j Valley BrooV Ave. & Pine St. d.mng church. W estminster Boston, M ail Italian and English oarents, Mrs activities of the church on the Morning Prayer and sermon: Club, and the Bergen County Re named to the Northwest Bergen j Telephone WEbster 9-6548 io r F tllo v . sh ip a t 11 20. Sunday Services at 1’ A M. Puntolillo was 71. She was a res corner of Stuyvesant and Tontine 11:00 A.M.. Sunday School Prayer" Coffee Hour. 2 p.m. publican Club. j County Sanitary Sewer Authori , i y S;:.ma Chi at 8 p.m. ident of Lyndhurst for the nast avenues. Persons without a W*4ne*dav Kveninfr at RlS Vestry meets for Church Visita- ■ _ . ty for three year terms. o 'c lo c k » t w h ic h t**MtIiTi<»nl«**t o f C h f l» - 40 vears, coming from New York The funeral will be held Fri-' M John Bryan u f.Sad CONFIDENCE DELIVERY G E 8*3868 KKAl, ( tRA M IC T II,* Rex Hardware Inc. S f ( ( I *S0R TO ( O I.I I\S M I M O K I i l . "Quality Produced By Master Mechanics" IICNRY W. VANDfR Pl.AAT, JR.. Mi.lt, GEneva 8-5045 Grosso Electric Service Ippolito Funeral Home • HOWHOOM a oFUCk: 5t KMKNKV ST, I.TSinHllRJT, M I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 425 R ID G E R O A D LYNDHURST, N. J. DO IT YOUSELF Wiring — Repairs — Maintenance GEneva 8-4664 L A F F IT O F F WITH TOOLS RENTED FROM US PROMI-T, RKI.IABl.E SERVICE Comfortably Air Cooled • Floor Sanders imoi/i**' i bu * R KASO N ARI K R A T E S a n h o u r ag o - - GEneva 8-724I — GRegory I-9728 ANOTHER'S A«r* • Hard Sanders II a l t l o ./. I[ifUtii In, Ih trttn r can't call THA T tlow l '' 31V Cling* A vrnur I.vndhurxl. N, J. Sm ih Lmffit Off. "My ’roll'*' inlm et-- • W axers Fe.- / » INSURED a n J T H A T ' 3 a F A C T ! ' ° Wallpaper Removers JOHN L. BURK KEARNY FEDERAL SAVINGS Funeral Homes Wc Install Window Glass and Loan ASSOCIATION 52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J . See Our Line of DELTA TOOLS WEbster 9-0490 80 Ridge Road, North Arlington 31 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. 469-71 Palisade Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 614-616 Kearny Avenue, Arlington JOurnal Square 4-4578 COMPLETE SAVINGS SERVICE GEneva 8-2644 t THURSDAY. FfcHRl ARY 2.1. 1 MlMMKRl U l. I.F.AllIK A Sol i H IlHlt.l \ til\|l W p*«;k ihhi:» New Hcmc For r i d Scuth Bergen \ r Mi , -slu t !=♦ *fv, «h*ert I Christie's Column •th*-. «.«.!,»Av ir> j,. mix t *«sNet» S. & t. Assn. \ «cre|. p * f- * * t h ttwr tren»t n ) « »|h t.>t*l ,( tpi*4«»tft A new ht»r ie for i iv Mrs. Frederick Blum of Prospect piaet celebrated her birth tt*. .\rr eO|, »rr i f r « t gen Sa\ in; s and liubn Asst* :i oav on Sunday when she entertained at her home for her son am i >u Vt *na/ Koik. ,•»■■ - l H ■ • ' t m v — ki and daughter-in-law, Mr. nd Mrs. Charles Blum and daughters tion will be ci>nytri tt i d t 1 > l« t t , 1«"» ! I* • - * W M l Virginia and Patricia, of Fair Lawn her scn-in law and daughter *#5«i ,F x e r n tl\ e Vl e p i e s ; i. i * !' Dr. and Mrs. Anton Cziraky and sons. Martin and Anton, of North P Sammario announ>ed las Bergen, Mr. and Mrs J Stalb of Trenton. Mrs. William Wilson, ni«ht that rro u n d w ould ,(e i.-•■<»*« of Hasbrouck Heights. Mrs. G Rohibach. Miss Atida Hak ano en shortly f»*r the Borough > • Mrs Frank C’uzze of Lvndhurst modern building at *V- cornet Valley boulevard a . I Mari, Con Nou Inherit T ulvrculosis? The Ladies Auxiliary of General John J * P e rs h in g ( ’a m p road. WiKid-Ridgt Spanish War Veterans, met Tuesda> evening jn the VFW Building The structure will be pi imai with Mrs. Chailes Kirehnei president in charge Plans were fur Iv brick and f la ss I tica'te d or thered for the testimonial dinner to be gi\en for Mrs Ruth Law •the east side of ,ve boulevar I th. rence, state department president, membei of this auxiliary, at front and M arlboio r»»nd side w I No. the* fillw the Hotel Douglas in NewaiV on April 7 be large glass panels The n : (.ruund wdl hr broken ohorth for thr new h *ntr ef South Rfrtrn savini* ind I .un tm xii side and rear will be of b11< k tion .it Valle) Kuulrwrd cud Marlboro Koact W <*-d MUtcr Thr tirw ^trurturr will br t«| thr mini the in* Kkov* s>f tH< ,fe»«vi*v Mrs. Corbyn Grosso, of Third >treet was guest of honor at a Sammano said the structu ■ modern drtim tor hnamial institutions * n A will enable thr Ammutum to rv|Mnd *e»»lre» surprise birthday supper party or) Sunday evening, given by her will provide eve*v financial f.i brint offered, according to thr rxecutivr vkr pr rUdrnt l> I* Nammarro it l* r\|»r The Ladies Aid Society of We-tmiiMei Pi« sb\ t- rian Church held a party after their meeting at tlw church on Thursday The hostesses were Mr William I.andells. Mrs William lank and a * ) Mrs. James I? McRae. This being the bnthdav of Mr- Alice Cohn, V. t.\ y ,f ei . B :«i .. - s . " i:« t longtim e member o! thu ■ -ch ts, who recently moved to Wash 1 .• >k • an . K i .,1 M o d e; . : l». ington, D C . th“ group . ailed her by telephone and all sang Hap i B ■ 11 ta i . . . ,n. py Birthday to her S n m a i • f i l T . ' ■“ B e rg e n M. >w .-. 1 ' !d a v . d* tive ( M.! t*..V Be Ready for Easter Mr and Mrs James H Allan of Station Square entertained 000.000 y I l»« 1.. •’ i ! "f t Si- ■- .... 1 on Sunday in celebration of Mrs Allan's birthday. Their euests j HI! ^ so il, J. Im H i , , , u 11...! ^ 1 ,■ were Mrs. Edward Farnshaw Edward F. Farnshaw. Mr and Mrs lo , »H\ tie Indiai Edward F Farnshaw III, and children. Billy and Patty, of Fast Officials Address in it I ■ \ i . i-I'n tu io'*' 11 '' ' ’ K» ne B. .1. /..K K..V .1. M f. .. SLIPCOVERS Paterson: Nicholas Yachm. V. Charles Anderson. Mr and Mrs Circle Grocg Ie "o i Reese Williams of Passaic: Mr and Mrs Neal Van lime and . hit .1 t . J a m e s \ • .u* y i.i m . m dren Nenl and Doris, of Clifton, James .Ii , Mi. hard. Ronald anil e e l l : |>er 1. 1 , 1 . ' . ' H..-S, David Allan, of L.vndhui vt < te lh .t. M li ,l.‘ 1 M on Sunday in celebration of his second birthdav Guests were J s u m MtNK |M*»N orh Itl 1 *“■ 1 relatives. Mr and MVs Carmen Pigmano Mr and Mrs. Charlie, m Pino, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mes-mino. Miss M ay. Bin-eeroni, Mi •sh lo , l iv in g r o o m s e t s and Mrs. Anthony Murci nun, and Mr and Mrs Camillo Yc//osi. all of Newaik. Follow The LEADER & l;.o‘pi, 1% SOFAS - $149. CH AIRS' SA9 The Woman - Missionary Society of the- Reed Memorial Unit ed PresbvAerian Church met Thursday at the church Mrs James I ' • M«ti cm m si t i t i h l M X \ %«hi ht •H. Lippincott. president, had charge of the busine-s meeting in • .M . It. .. d the morning. There was a l>ox luncheon A gift was presented to fa n Mrs. Lippincott in observance of her silver wedding anniversary Ed. TELEVISION KEarny 2-0111 Mrs. Edward Gundlich and Mrs. Douglas Ni'-ol had charge of the .1.1- • W II. I VV program in the afternoon The group are collecting Bet tv Cro< ker Repairs in Your Home ,1im coupon- for sib erwaie and used » lothing. I«»th foi the iniSMnn station at E/el. Kv y Q TELfVisiorj s radio go 1 / n r \ I. r i i i / u i I Lynne Bayliss. daughter of Mi and Mr- Richard Bivliss. of • 1 1 1 < t N l K A I » \ | r SfHlHK Hi J Livingston avenue, celebrated her third birthday at a family patty in her home on Saturday evening Guests inc luded hei gre.it Aii< fo r > I n l h i n !< «/ S**/• • t i r u l > e r» i r « 1 grandmother. Mrs George Ulrich, her unelf s. Morgan O'Brien ai I Mt.KKII I SKAKFKG i « t N l It \ l t S i Edward Ulrich, of Lvndhurst, and her aunt and unde, Mr and, l io:oln S<:hool n • -t mated 70 men be 1 rlrVI.'oll K.ttlio I'lrtur* a i i .I H.m , .|f|| 11 Ridge Road, North Arlington Mrs Louis Ferreira and daughters. Susan and Gail, of North Ai llepuidr. an (>r;;am Honors Lincoln lin g to n . d Freeholder F Me, rd ! I f I Ml mtHildl f o'mi? Nn t.r»r*B ■ 11 •% b ei - di ..ss the provisions ■ The committee in charge of a s.lvr tea to U- given at St c o u n ty l Thomas' Episcopal Church, on March 13 undei au pic* of the Dw ig h t R e p n td i. Lyndhurst Council of Church Women, met on Tuesdav afternoon la s t T h in the home of Mrs Bernard Blohm: chairman in Lake avunue A sset! Others on the cnmmittce are Mis E Fea-ter Mrs James M«'k J r ic- and Mrs Charles Vogel, with Mrs. Edward lleniswoith, president of the Council. Earl. Greenleaf. Jr. ma ter councilor »'f Bergen Chapter. < >r .f w h del- of the DeMolnv. presided at their/m eeting Mondav evening ■ C r in Rutherford Masonic Temple, wh-*n I'm DeM-dav degree wu* conferred. ll»s inothei, Mr. Earl Greenleaf. had charge of th. meeting of the Mother- Circle at same hem They held a i.-clie NEED C a S H V I p a rtv . Mrs Harvev H Noon, of R«m*si volt avenue, was guest of hnnoi \ ^ l i n g l u l e i i l - at a partv given on Sunday in •elehiation of her birthdav Mrs M La Frence at her home i H acken^a< k P re s e n t w e re Mr ;| .xe V - ■ IV . r Moon, of Lvndhurst Mr and Mr H William Moon, of Ruther I • e tord .and Mr and Mrs Melvin La Frence and Edward La Frence. W a - '■>I ’ I t of Hackensack Jules Grotto, son of \T and SB Mr Frank Grotto. 'ilri F •••,. ,u -tr. et enter ed Upsula College February H as a freshman ZIP-GRIP Artomatic Clothesline « Personal Loan givo^ you r.inh - NO W j “ Mr George F Moure of Vai lev Brook avenue, had as her guest lor the weekend M - Marie 11 f l C A l B « o f B ro o k ly n . N Y A l>uil.,,' • ! I . ! NI\ONAl iOANS V 'vJil'w i ’ a f ■ *»' 0 costs so llllle »•!.« >4 '»tt» f r j y J i r • a i! \ 100 \ 0 to phon* BM* FROM YOUR C^R Pju »/ / J I f>' •ft\,rl« f t t ' «J i j ' J ■ ' 6» r u ■» * ** * * * • • i i o J l 01 1*4 »irm rtli f.i >*#%»# * I r > ■<».« » t t • a n y w h e r e u v*'.•• VI0 *4 i i 1 t«* i x hofl) k/« u'il H i» k ti J m W4J /© VI 9 Pittsburgh BOo 5 PM to J PM luuo •a Q Baltimore BBo f (tttl i».! trpil, rf «M •< A f 'm HU*--* • PM O t ^ | U t *1 mtt day «Joa»» * A n i a iu*; t*a»l*4. FAST ... Hang Clothes In Half The Time SIMPLE . . . Banishes Clothes Pins Forever f\(< ({ir '(/(id Rummage Sale u y 1 u i Thiir»«la> ami IriHlv Guaranteed For Life a 'ii j* February 23 & 24 Clothes Lines <) VM ... I I’ M. Ill VALLEY BROOK AVE. 211 Newark Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J »pon«*rrd h* W Ebster 9-4759 W5M S Methodi*t t hurch «!*!!• cf tut riiiw Dtr::n msauci tiiM utm • h o m i s i h i m i i u u t r r / r srjts* PAGE FOUR COMMERCIAL LEADER & SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23. lTifi MOVIES - ENTERTAINMENT - DINING - DANCING - FOODS WHERE TO GO - WHAT TO DO - WHAT TO SEE IN SOUTH BERGEN Mrs. Herbert S. Freeman, of Gil Gotham Turns The * Union avenue, entertained at At The Rivoli luncheon on Thursday for her f * \ - t h c . AT THE LINCOLN sisttfr, Mi9. Edward Schenk, of North Arlington, celebrating her Spotlight on Your Stars birthday. Guests were from Chat ^STABS ham and Lyndhurst. (Special To The Leader) Mr and Mrs. John T. Pawloski I collaborator on a new book. She By LYN CONNELLY ol Jauncey avenue, are on a va N E W Y O R K — A ta ll, lit h e J," C ,,n a d a ; a c " u n , : >’ pD GARDNER, •Duffy. Tav- • ♦»- • t i i with which she is not overly u n - cation trip to Florida Keys and > v,th a jot propolled person- I prcsscd anrt found herso,f he.lp- * « ” comic, strikes out on a Hialeah, Tla. , 11 bo viewable tonight on m w]t„ ,he „ ||e, ' legitimate path with “The Petu 5, the wrestling She tcl]s the dancers hn to nia Peddler”. . Ed wrote the play and will co-star with Alan Young V, 5 * y .T' d»n™. the painters how to paint, . . Lillian Roth will record for n ,h * T !r- i i th- designers how to design and the Spic label many old tunes in ■" k ticket sellers how to sell um beater for the National ticket- her filmed biography. ‘Til Cry To .dian Ballet Co.. which played j The baMct company ,1 i k *h I B U C K , A Hard and Soft Coal Cinders in«r\i t of le ami JEFFERSON on N U tley-T^Csn.l Iiinrcring. It e 11. in e a Atlantic City, N. J. T.V. Repairs l»l 1( K owner toda\! Central location overlooking Roardwalk and R em em b er “ROSA" is your d e Phone GEneva 8-9666 p e n d ab le T. V. Serviceman at any convenient lo I»ier<*. Clm rrhrti and Thealret. V a r h o u r of the day ur night. Its a name -BILL" REGAN ■*.4E D " V F R G A Hail anci Hti*« lerniinaU . you can depend un lor satisfaction! a m GARDEN SPOT INN Inviting l ol.I.ie* and Parlor*. Sun IV rkt Atop. All rooms delightfully furni-hrd. American and (You Can't Help Having Fun) Europeau Plans. Conducted by llcMfiftable Ownership M anagement CATEKING TO K v j H a p p l i a n c e s A ju ta C a ) that delight* in catering to the wi*he« of Am erican PARTIES — BANQUETS — MEETINGS f a m i l i e s . ADMIRAL, B.C.A ,9FBA.^ il5 A S " - «8fl3UL » * A « C M € S - ^JU.C-HACKCHT^ (IN THE NEW COLONIAL ROOM) t E<-EVI$ION«*u APPLIANCES ■ PtA kiK i S.nCC ii HACKENSACK AND F a TEKSON AVENT* FETTER FAMILY MANAGEMENT 7 7 1 STUYVtSANT A GE. 8-9134 EAST RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY LYNDHURST ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY THI RSDAV. FEBRl \RY 23. 1956 COMMERCIAL IEADFR & SOITT1 BERGEN RFVTnr PAGE m n Women s Club Library Circulation Went Up News The year 1955 has proved to be Garden Clab and an art boo* Adult Education at Rutgers Uni a satisfactory one in many re- given by a member of the Wo The Evening Department of versity Frrends of the Library spetts at the Lyndhurst Public man s Club e / & w e # / the Lyndhurst Woman's Club Bloomfield Cataloging Section of Library With a substantial in- A maga/ine rack, four lourtgf held an interesting meeting at the New Jersey Library A*»oct crease in circulation over that of chairs and a reading table w i ich the High School on Thursday »t m Frustee» Se tion of Ihe last year, we find our 14.769 reg- were pu; based this yea: have evening when a representative .New Jerse\ Libra: y Association istrants using books to help solve created an attractive reading an a In addition the staff visited neigh from Bobbink and A tk in s . N u r s their personal problems, further on the third floor. New, Amen- erymen. spoke on "Gardening". boring libraries and noted pro their careers, plan their avoca- can fla g cabinet f o i the eedures \ field w~orke? from the He gave many practical sugges . lions'. tional activities and to afford children's department and a small *tat« lepa tment v h led here on pleasant relaxation. The addition fan for the office were also a t. a: of the area and instructed G u e s ts at the Vieetmg w e re of a large number of books in the bought. The U>\\ n made repairs to the staff in the new librar y stand mothers of the members a n d a technical and business area has the library roof and are planning ards developed by the American group of members of the after given the department an added paint the interior in Ihe L i b r a r y Association In addition, noon club, headed by their pres significance. f u t u r e l ib r a mans and directors from icient. Mrs. Paul W ilting During the past three years a One of the requisites o f g o o d M antciair Ridgefield Park. Porftp- A t the-r business meeting, with careful survey of the adult col library procedure to piovsde to n I ake> and Patera n \ united Mrs. Phillip Paul, cha:: man. pr t lection has been made, obsolete in-service nam ing for its >t..tT riding, a nominating committee volumes have been discarded, members. During the year, one o: A ll th e d a c t i n ; c o u ld was appointed. Mrs. Horace Bo- worn books rebound, and now more staff members were in at n o t h a v e a. h ie v e d it bo u t fle. Jr. Mrs. George Lehmkuhl. the collection is as near to a high tfndan< at the following meet- v ration of the Mrs. Ralph Santulli Mrs Loren- standard as we can achieve at inKs of Bergen-Passaic la le t< a n A lar^e delegation headed b% Lancaster Brand BONELESS Mrs. (Ji .rdano, ( resident, vill .•/. o n a \ .sit d i o n »u th;* D a ’, er K m blem "lid. on V .m a r-, 14 M* » j Lobster Tails 99< Charle- G P. s:i;.r**me dist.net | dpoiit'.-, .-.f I.vndhurst club, uill i.« t- n .rod m p e b l i e s t i H a m s 7 9 \\ I...I. h u ll <0.1 f V .l r -■ Suni t rne Fml.Iem Clu!> • hoi o I Whiting Fillet 25< s i r f u n d Lancaster B'«n A ll 4 d v e r f . i e d P ric e , tF fecf.ve Throufllt S a tw rd ay F e b r u a r y i S t h PAGE SIX COMMERCIAL LEADER & SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1956 . 2 Although an earlier speaker m o n f'.i. onable one, but added that final last week during ceremonies held said he didn't believe that 10 per ' Hcuse Saved, action must await a meeting of at the Hackensack Woman’s Club. | cent of the 8,000 Bergen acres Caristadt Munuipal Clerk J. the Ramsey Mayor and Council PROMOTER URGES MEADOW FILL HASTE B McCoy, chairman of the 5- The principal speaker was Miss would be developed within 10 Jones Reveals on February 28. Informed of the tawr. Meadowland* Development Agnes Hall, former administrat y e a r s . Miller said, he could fill plan, Mayor Eichorn seemed op All that's neftlnl to Marled iti large scali* recla j Advistory Committee, described State Senator W alter H. Jones ive assistant at Beth Israel Hos Im s.uh a percentage within 1 Mr j timistic about its acceptance, but j meadow lots in North Arlington, annount ed that efforts to save a pital in Newark. The invocation mation of 8.(K!0 Bergen meadow la ml aeres is some old- year:*. the work of nisgioup. whah bus he withheld comment until he has t ••’’H h o rst R u th e rfo r d , K .< t 200 year old house in the path was offered by the Rev. Louis fashioned private initiator l»y people who want to make ,-tudied the problem for a year. discussed the offer with his col Rutherford, ond Caristadt, a< 3. Miller emphasized that he A m o d e l o rd ir.a n e w h i h •■•oul J at a State Highway Department Young of the Hackensack M etho coruing to Miller. Individuals, needed to enter into agreements leagues on the Council. pro/its. y e t u p a Regional Planning Boaru project in Rumsey have met with dist Church. Miss C atherine J . real estate corporations, m unm 1 with only 10 or 15 of the leading Tliat was tin* opinion expressed to owners of meadow I for the live suUUlei'nit.ot.1 coin apparent success. , Jones commended Palmer and Molinari, R. N., director of the palities, and railroads are among ; property owners in order to have mumt'es. lie said, has been ap The s’eriittor * aid in -saving the his staff for their efforts in the nursing school, capped each stu proper!) last week by a man who said lie's already spent i those who have holdings. i d r e d g e iii the Hackensack Riv- proved by all five municipal af old Ac; rson home in North d e n t. thousands of dollars for engineerm " /Stirxev.s mm und within H weeks. He stressed matter and for the co-operation Only about 30 persons, includ V i neys and will soon Im* intro Island road. Ramsey, which lies that he intends to go through and understanding which charac Those who received caps were was on the Haekensaek River. ing some owners and a lar"e duced at muni ipal council meet in the path of the Spring street terized their approach to the number of government officials, with his plan until he runs out Verna E. Butler of Teaneck. Car- if is plan, he said, is to dredge o>+rrass. was enlisted by Mayor problem. He also spoke highly of dows With thf CI row Company, i f hk ney or until he* gets the vl Carpenter of Paramus, Dawn 'the river bottom and sides, suck appeared at a special meeting! Alexander Ei. horn and a Com- the committee which spearhead lie d retted much of the exeava- called by Miller at the High project started. h:n« -! Erber. executive djre.t E. Coyman of Hackensack, Vir ing up mud and sand to be used m ittce f t *h<* Preservation of The ed the campaign to preserve the ; ic /n <>n a p o r t i o n of Ihe Lincoln S c h o o l a u d i t o r i u m last night, b u t 4 Private engineering surveys or of the Passui • Valley Citizens ginia Dare of Cliffside Park. Joan as till on the low marsh property. O l d Stone House. historic old home and of all the Tunnel third tube project. He al he didn’t give any signs he was now nnd'-r way from hHnw B‘*r- Planning Assoc at ion, described A Gardiner of Englewood Cliffs, Hi* says he can lill in an acre ic a letter from 1 civic-minded persons in Ramsey j..i $5,000 «»r less. Experts have so says he's worked on soil rrjov- discouraged. pen all the wav un to Bopota in the need for new industrial rites Virginia Gillies of East Ruther in; projei t. all hi life, every State Hi: h vay CortiYnissioner D. who lent their support lo the estimated that industry may pay Instead Miller made* these dicate- that there is much more in • ie Metropolitan area. The ford. Mariane Jacquet of Carl- thing from air fields to railroad meadows, he said, could be a R (. Paimei outlining a plan by I p ro je c t. $l,ri tXH). $20,000 or even $25,000 p o in ts: sand than originally though un ^tadt. Mary Ellen Kennedy o t whi h Rnnisey can rent the old i elocutions*. 1. U. S. Army engineers and lei n e a th th e m u d o f th#* rive*-, I. rare lo.ation for industries H a s b r o u c k Heights. Joyce Koep- lor a fully developed meadow- ho m e f i *1 a y e a r if it a g r e e s to hind oi re suitable for factory Miller has formed a company the State Government will per ' < H m g to Miller. This, he said, W ill h must move out of over per of Lodi, Janet Lamb of Ridge- 1 u‘" the building for a museum. mit dredges to lower the river i I I make dredging much cn.wded New York City. The 27 Student ! field Park. Joan R. Lynn of Bo- s.te •. md ojgamzed some financial Un ler the plan, the Borough The man doing the talking was l acking for his company, C row n1, bed to a depth of 30 to 40 f e-i-ier lie *iid his company will t me has come, he said, when gota, Barbara Ann Platt of Hack lji;>.nessiTien aie willing to pay* : would l.e rc-ponstble for main- I,,uis Miller, who said he re- Assoc ates of Jersey City. But. he and to widen it from 150 to 400 ;h n d $20,000 to finish the survey. Nurses Capped ensack. Edna Stieglitz of Dumont, ti-.- extra cost for meadow th' ta;i in" and insuring the build- <,gned ii job with the Crow Con- ;ays, he must also get backing j feet. This kind of operation, hr M illers sales talk was preceded Joy Turconi of Ridgefield Park, v" >i ment in o’der to '»et u site ! m r | Twenty-seven student nurses - 1: Hi tIo n C o m p a n y to d eV o li ;i11 I im the owners of the dozens j said, will give hrr enough n- . r.-- cr»mn>ents f'om two men who Marty Zweemer of Washington pi a. tu ally at the doorstep of the ' of the Hackensack Hospital Ills time to a private plan lie terial in 10 months to lill 1 ,:io0 i 1 " hri< r had much to say about Jones - i 1 he personally felt i the otter was a sound and reas ! School of Nursing were capped T o w n s h ip . lias fo r hydraulic till of Ihe mea T h e r e n i e a b out 90 owners o f a c re s . lerlamation in the past few WORK FOR BUSINESS and INDUSTRIAL D IR E C T O R Y BE A BERGEN BERGEN INDUSTRY IS! BOOSTER ’A - l if * if DEDICATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GREATER SOUTH BERGEN AREA if if if DRIVE-IN & SAVE 2(T°! Is Your Print Shop Modern? HIMtlB Cash and Carry • < OMFI.F.T* I AIM 1RY SERVICES • SHiRTS PERFECTLY LAUNDERED • If* (,S BLANKETS WASHABLE IF NOT, C O N T A C T SPREADS UPECO. Inc. STUYVESANT LAUNDRY, Inc. 311 Lincoln Avenue. Lyndhurst. New Jersey • 6 3 Stuyvesant A v e n u e , Lyndhurst, N. J. We Specialize In Printing Equipment We Buy and Sell Entire Why Settle for Less Printing Plants T!;an the Best .... Wi* liny. Sell. Trad<*. Dismantle. M Ri/zuto Brothers. Props I l « R O C T E Nd 17 2 4 hour Towing! RUTHERFORD, N . J ELLER Let Us Solve W Khster 170 Nile Phone: GEneva 8-1092 ^NciNEEMNr. Q Your Hcutidg JU Problem K C o m p a n y & £ o . Automatic.. FUEL OIL P d q e Ave. and Orient W ay, Lyndhurtf "N ot quite . .. Just rough ami tum ble kids, decked out for W H . - l e r ‘I-8 K M I choir service. A picture you'd like t o s e e CORRECT LAUNDRY your youngster in someday, I'm sure. OFFERS THE BEST IN SERVICE "Suppose he can’t even carry J . W. Mortell Company • Family Laundry 20% Off C..b • Carry tune. No matter. W hat counts is • Dry Ch’auing * Kug» & lilanketa I.Y NT»IH'HST, NEW JERSEY that he belong to the s p i r i t o t t h i s M onty/oc/urers o i picture X feehng t i t h o m e in church 22-40 CRYSTAL ST., NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. or synagogue. Technical Coatings It Coits Leu Than You Think! "And there are no words to describe Page A venue CEneva 8-8117 BE CORRECT • Call CORRECT • KE. 2-1689 a parent 's peace of m ind, w hen he knows, that no m atter what hapjxMis, the chil dren will always be'at hom e' in the one CIVE TO place time does not change.’* YOUR Standard u\ ll MMA She spoke bn ‘’Broadened Horn Otkf aga^n the c 'jvn House Mr* ilw ln lt r««.1 ol R,».f Ur. txwn M T * * w r . a f on*. \ Cw.itiittsse extends tl* invitation «wtr avenoe enteriaine«< at cartts .«**. ana aara. Raiph The rhvthm band, under direc to all brother member* t*wor or F»i«ta* evening f« Mrs t'aa , »*»* Mrs lUtaard Ms'Uday. of tion of Mrs Emily Russo. play a K o f C N O T E S row n ig h t at the CYO buiklmg rad Rtege-i nf Itlaml HesghU l.iw thanl group of selections, much to the The cMMMttM haa extended t h e . ie’ight of over 125 persons pees tim e fro m » W to g 45 foe th e PTA NOHS e n t beginning of the meetings. Thw is © Last Monday night, the Coun gather :n front of the CYO build Those who took part in a due to the fact that we are now cil was privileged to have its lec ing. on Valley Brook avenue, at andle light ng ceremony in ob m the l^enten aea«M*n and it will L ri~u~jnnj~Lnj~u-u' turers program presented by a 12 3*' p .m v h arp i T * an a p o rtatw * * servance of Founders' Dav were en a b le e a c h member to attend representative of the Ballantme to ahd from Harr toon will be pro Franklin PTA i week. Others who Attended were Miss Ann Graffam. principal of the devotions • The demand for late-model used Mercurys is so great that we OWNERS are willing to pay plenty extia to get them. So this week, in Use The addition to Mercury's long- famous trade-in value, you Multiple Listing Serv ice WEEK! also get the biggest bonus O F THE allowance we've ever offered on South Bergen County Board of Realtors a new Mercury. Don't miss this IF YOU DON'T OWN A MERCURY NOW one-week-only opportunity. ^EXPOSE your property to nearly every, potential buyer. -ASK ABOUT OUR "NEW-OWNER PLAN" See ui today! Vith 33 Member brokem a n d a total of over 125 active tell ing brokers mihI salesmen vour property ia expoaeil to the broa Take Advantage of Hs many KRKj^ nervirei. 1. FREE panel inspection to help you determine a fair Value. 2. FREE pictures sent to every broker in the Multiple Listing Syntem. 3. FREE lock box aerviee in the event your houae is vacant or unoccupied. FOR QUICK ACTION ON THAT HOUSE CONTACT ANY O F THE FOLLOWING: REALTORS CONRAD IUK.K* JH Wl« AJtTWI * UVA ACENl» IU An. Td. CtMil » IM* (IM* KM HMl Come in today! See why your big buy is M ( i U INC. N l I t a i m u l Ah . “ W . I h v , . T„. mwtf •-!•)« *■ rOUTO ** l«a ■tone* » -« '• 1,1 » * " • AOBNCT. INC. C t o n • MM ■AIOLO J. CAMCLCT IM VUI*, I m t A n . g A VINO ACINCT XU B m 4 TH. WCkatar t H 2 t / C am lM l a r t e TaL f s » n a a n m GIWH ACINCT I M THE BIG MERCURY i • »a <»e f a s te w s e»—»«e as • as. t aaa»i»# a t# » “THE MODERN WAY IS THE MULTCPLE LBTINC WAY" “WHETUEH VOL SU X OK ELY LSE TOE SERVICES OT A REALTOR" R I D C I M O TO R S me. 42i Ridge Rood (Rt. 17) Phone WEbster W f p Lywdherst, N. k PAGE EIGHT COMMERCIAL LEADER & SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1956 ARNOLDS BAKERY KLEVER KLAD DRESS SHOP W edding and Birthday Cakes JEAN VIVIAN, PROP. Our Specialty Blouses * Handbags - Hosiery Orders Taken For _ Costume Jewelry - Coats and Suits All Occasions 306 Stuyvesant Avenue 242 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-4684 GEneva 8*3508 BARGAIN STORZ S. P O L L I N A 231 Stuyvesant Avenue WATCHMAKER GE. 8-9023 WE WANT A POST OFFICE WORTHY OF US! AND JEWELER FAMOUS BRAND Use Our Budget Plan MERCHANDISE VWVS/V AT For Five Long Years Our Association Has Con 238 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-9421 CUT RATE PRICES ducted Fights For The Betterment And Advance TOWN MARKET 229 Stuyvesant Ave. HARRY BERENSON S Of Our Government And Our People. But Never FREE DELIVERY Phone WE. 9-6759 L YMPt nr.- ; • . Meats - Groceries Have We Had A Worthier Fight Than That On Which Fresh Vegetables 228 Stuyvesant Avonuc Frozen Foods — Lyndhurst We Are Now Embarked. “The Little Man With The Big Heart” OCR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS GE. 8-6400 We Want A Post Office Worthy Of Lyndhurst. SAFAR'S KARL S MEAT MARKET We Intend To Get It. We Will Leave No Stone PARK CLEANING COMPANY FINE MEATS Same Day Dry Cleaning Service AND GROCERIES Unturned. We Will Call Upon Officials From The f IM U I>1\<; S \ ri RIIAY i FREE DELIVERY Jl - Nuy \ »-s»nt \\e n u -. I .y ndiuirst, N. J. 207 Stuyveaant Avenue Municipal Level Up To Help Us In This Fight. WEbster 9-0929 WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING Authorized KODAK Dealer We Pledge To Lyndhurst That This Fight Will Be SAN CARLO RESTAURANT Fas* COLOR Service FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS SAME DAY FILM DEVELOPING AND PARTIES EXCEPT SATURDAYS Continuous, Unrelenting, Hard Hitting Until We BEFORE 9:30—READY 4:30 P.M. CAMERA HOUSE Have Achieved Our Objective!. Featuring Sizzling Steaks 213 Stuyvesant Ave. 300 Copeland Ave. (cor. of Stuyvesant) WE. 9-9083 WEbster 9-4260 CARLIN S SHOE STORE SPINAS FLORIST Children -Teen Agers • Rig Boys Fresh Cut Flower* tse Potted Plants W omen s Casuals Funeral Design Uur Specialty F( (during Buster Brown Shoes 223 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8*8263 221 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-1234 EDNA MAE SHOPPE LEDERMAN'S CARROLL S WINE & LIQUORS LADIES’ AND CHILDREN S For Your Shopping Needs WEAR PS (Formerly Goody's) Visit Our New Modern Store \% Wines - Liquors - Beer . /.'A'- 'i s Cold Beer - Wines - Liquors Shop On Stuyvesant Avenue M itt Swunk — Luxite — Burbizun BEST IN COLD CUTS & HOME MADE SALADS Free Delivery For tuna FREE DELIVERY Official Girl Scout* Ucadquartert TO , / y 299 Stuyvesant Avenue WEbster 9-5975 214 Stuyvesant Avenue W Ebster 9*8121 ▲ND SAVE 236 Stuyveaant Avenue GEneva 8-7714 FELDMAN CLEANERS A. CHASAR & SON Lyndhurst Recreation Center STUYVESANT LAUNDRY 12 AIR-CONDITIONED ELECTRICIANS SAME DAY SERVICE DRIVE IN AND ALLEYS Air Conditioning SAVE 2 Q % I'itit Our Modern Plant 150 Seating Capacity for Public Home and Commercial Wiring CASH A CARRY 222 Stuyvesant Avenua Fans and Appliance! GEneva 8-9780 6-Hour Service on Request 200 Stuyvesant Avenue WEbster 9-4113 237 Stuyvesant Avenue GEneva 8-4505 163 Stuyvesant Ave. GE. 84)879 Footsteps GEneva 8-8903 WE OUTFIT TEAMS STUYVESANT PHARMACY r PRESCRIPTIONS, FINE SHOES LYNDHURST SPORTS CENTER LEVY'S CHILDREN PHARMACY TEEN-AGERS WE CARRY A COMPLE^ UN I OT DIA-MEL — DIETETIC FOODS BOYS ARCHERY • GOLF - TENNIS . BASEBALL EQUIPT. Hearing Aids A Batteries AU Type* ( v k v u i f) k a h m M y U cu Designed to Keep FRESH AND SALT WATER TACKLE I Little Feet Normal Phone WEbater 9-3100 not a sideline- SKIN DIVING EQUIPT., OUTBOARD MOTORS I IM Valley Brook Men * Women WK 9-530# 95 Smyrna nr Avenue Nell Kruear | COMPLETE LINE Of SICKROOM SUPPLIES Awm lotto Bldi N< P A PA Z Z O tu mnrvHANT a v e n u e J a c k K n u a r LIND m U T , N . J . Open Sunday 9 lo 1 P.M. - F « a DELIVERY - Doctor . Prescriptions Filled M t BTITYVESANT AVENUE I GEneva (- 1028 HARRY'S HARDWARE ODETTE S BEAUTY SALON VERA S SPECIALTY SHOP RENTAL SERVICE DONS BARBERS t 240 Stuyveaant Avenue ‘ Floor Polisher, Sander, Edger Expert Hair Shaping amd Tinting DON ■ AL • JOHN Large Selection o f Permam.nl Wmm Spartak * The Ultra Modern Shop Lawn Roller, Staple Gun, Wallpaper 291 Stuyveaant Avaaaa Expert Hair Styling for Sprayer, Smoother, Belt Sander Men, Women and Children Lyndhnnt, N. J. Open Sunday*—9 A.M. to 12 Noon 237 Stuyveaant Avenue GEneva M U T Lnxlliunt. N. J. 230 Stuyveaant Avenue WEbater 94)251 £ LADIES’ HATS ■ HANDBAGS HOSIERY • LINGERIE ACCESSORIES Stuyvesant Avenue Merchants AssociationGE m v « ( 4 0 0 7 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2.1. 1956 COMMERCIAL LEADER A SOITO BERGEN REVIEW PACE NW* 82nd Birthday For Couple Observes JANETTE SCHLEISSER lle a t e i ENGAGED TO MARRY After the meeting the boy* dwt Mrs. T. Teemsma Ninth Anniversary a tang up job with the refresh* M r a n d Mrs. Fred Schliesser, ment*. and no mutant coffee GIGANTIC $5,000 Mrs. T. H. (Virginia) Teemsma, Mr. and Mrs. »Anthony Dowgia o f Miami. Fla., formerly o i L y n d Get behind Ihe chairman and widow, of 283 Willow avenue, was la, 728 Sixth street, celebrated hurst, announce th e e n g a g em en t St. Michael’s hu committee fo e the Commun 82 years old on Tuesday. The their ninth wedding anniversary of their daughter. Janette, of 26 U>n B r e a k t a s t KNITTING YARN event was celebrated with a fam- with a party at their home on Pierson street. Bloomfield, to Wil ily party at her home on Sunday. Saturday evening. liam T Grundon, son of Thomas SALE Guests were Clenience Teems- ! Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Grundon. 202 V alley B r o o k a v e H. N. Notes Legion Auxiliary ma. who lives with his mother, Harry Kloster of Lakewood. Mr nue, and the late Mrs. Grundon ROT AM KMTTIV. SoRSim I u a . f l . l « M r and Mrs. George Teemsma, and M rs. H E Kloster, Miss The couple were honored at a Helds I'Meeting H0TA\> sl’ORT 1 VRN 1 «>a. O f of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Volkert7en. Mack M cEv- party given at the Grundon home 1 ««a. 4 3 c William Teemsma. of Rutherford, oy, Mr and Mrs. Warren Witte. on Saturday evening for forty The Ladtes Auxiliary of B a r BOTAN\ SAXATOM5 A o.M \loM > Federation meeting, C ar M r and Mrs. Vincent Ellsworth, Mr and Mrs. Jack Blakeslee, Mr guests, family and friends. ( m munion Breakfast in M t. ringer Walker |V»t of th* Amer* HOTSIH K A 1 V II |{ \ VKN 1 • « . 4 Jr me! Church tn Tenafly T he of Jackson Heights. Long Island. and Mrs. Jack Caffrey. Mr and Miss Schlwsser is a g ra d u a te President Walter Romejko an legion met oft Wedne»day HOT 1.1 KMAVlo'H V / m i l K 1 o a . i V Another son and daughter-in-law. of Lyndhurst High School and nounced at the last regular meet guest speaker was the Bergen ; Hama with M rs. Joseph Brinkman. Mr and 1 •»*. Mr. and Mrs' Charles Teemsma. Mrs.. Harry I^apham, Mr and the School of Nursing at Moun ing that Rev David Pathe. chap County Prosecutor »ho kept the M Morrell, president. in BOTANY l»l I I VI llo l ( I I members in stitches He spoke of c^arge sent' congratulations from Bing Mrs. Richard Baccaro, Mr and tainside Hospital. Montclair. Her lain of Villa Marie Claire in Sad HOT VN> HKI " V VKN 1 o a. 4-V Juvenile delinquent* indevent ill] further plarn »ere announced hamton. N. Y. Mrs. John Kalinowski. and Mr fiance is with the Allen B. lAi- dle River, will be the prin cip al NoMOTl \ KMTllNt. \li>l('lll> 2 na- Mont Laboratories in Allwood. speaker for the eighth annual erature and shopping on lhej|„r lhflr pantry party to be helj M rs. T eem sm a w a s b orn irt B e l and Mrs. Howard Stevenson, of N O M O 'n V S 1*0 K 1 > VKN 1 4**r gium, -came to the United States L y n d h u rst. Communion Breakfast to be held Sabbath j or. the evening of the Jtlth with in her girlhood and has been a at the Parish Hall March IL af The body of the Fester at Ion Mrs Vic lor Lmd*a> and Mrs 1>V» \ OH ''I NH V^ N l I ON 1 o a r* r resident of Lyndhurst for the past Cohimbiettes ter the eight o’clock Mass T^ie passed a resolution as follows ; Timothy Regan as co h.aiie**e« iniM o r m nkvi iivin \».hii 1 n a . SSa 35 years, coming from Vineland catholic lay speaker, George D Whereas all Christians should Two new member* weie ad- 2nd Anniversary I1VU N l»l l I VI UVt 111 iN 1 t a 2>*y She still does most of her house Have Birthday Leary, past State Deputy of the on Good Friday pay respect to mitted Mrs bthrr Summeu snd K of C . who at the present is tn the j>»rs*»n of Jesux Christ, the Mrs Anna Krvauber ! > V « N l » U I V I <>1(1 o N 1 ua 3 * r work and shopping. In spare mo The Cylumbiettes of Regina For Cirrinciones charge of the speakers bureau for Son of God. by observing the day On Saturday evening members ments she crochets and knits Council No. 1688 Knights of Col IIV SN SIM K A 'Vt I V I H i N VKN 1 t»a 2 * r K ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT and Drapes Use Our Own Time Payment Plan "Let George Do It" Is Good Advice O t your nuuiern lnnimvp.m»n( loan ut In Emergency or Remodernization a modern liank 1 *nt Ih** " n e w liwik Of Plumbing Or Heating Systems in your hump with A Itl’THVKKOItl) There are some things about There is always someone on a home which cannot be left hand to take messages, which NATIONAL murlrrniitaUiin kntl to “Do it yourself Johns" and iff turn are relayed to the man should be left to persons m the field, f)ur loan* arr tailornl fn auif vour trained and licensed for such George Woerti's business is work. One of these is plumb- keyed to jobbing, repairs and an d iflcomiv It in otir l>ii»in#«» In ing and heating alterations and modernization of plumbing and remodeling in your home. In heating systems in existing hflp you with flnani'inp t't*p in at this case it is best to "Let homes, although he ocra&ion 573 Hitlge Road KE. 2*618.r>-6 North Arlington anv RUTHEKKORU NATION A I. George Do It." George, of aly takes a contract for the PLENTY OF CONVENIENT FREE PARKING course, is George F. Woertz complete job in new construc- hanking offirr* . . there are arven ii Son of 420 Kingsland ave- tion Modernisation of kitchens OPEN t’NTIL • PJM. EVERY NIGHT nue, Lyndhurst, plumbing and and bath rooms and the mstal- o f th rm , a n d lift vi* help voti live with heating contractor. lation of additonal bathrooms ‘‘Let George Do It" means in old homes can do a lot for tomorrow’* convenieftrt* today! getting the work done prop- ,he appearance of the living erly. promptly, economically units. And the basic require- and efficiently, whether it be ment in these instances is the S P E C IA L Mo*1-1 Tues. Only George himself or one of his work of the plumber and the master mechanics. supplying of modern fixtures. George Woertz has been a Such modernization is easily plumber for 22 years, the last financed at any local lending ten as a contractor, and pre- institutions, vious to that as a journeyman George is also doing con- PERMANENT plumber His staff consists of „derable conversion work on You'll gain from the aaaiatan.» von re. r, Al Kupinski of Tontine ave- heating systems, principally in nue. George Frontin of Free- th, installation of gas fired fr»»m tha Iairj(est N atio n al Itafik in man street and Jay Gantner heating systems or conversions WAVES llerKen (bounty aaai«ta»w e Itaacrl on s u ot Webster avenue, the latter of old boilers to gas feed The a helper, whenever the job re- use of gas haa been a boon quires a second man East the homeowner and house years of hankm* eii»f!eOr» master plumber haa his own wife. There are no tanks ta truck completely equipped occupy space to be installed IV t’ll •aiuom a Ui« tuiul) to sen* y erith tools and the most com- ,n lawns There are no gauges $ 8 .0 0 monly required pipes and fit u w,Uh to keep Ihe fuel at tings. proper levels, and there are no Thia blasts the old j<*e odors or oily smudges aa In COMPLETE HAIR about the plumber who haa to the case of other fuels (o back lo shop ta |d a Woartz ia STYLING INCLUDED wrench, and charges you lor at his time And it contributes to air George's promise Out his tical only tn new homaa. that prices are moderate. , of dual we of a hot watqr RUTHERFORD NATIONAL BANK »•. ■<*« ** Furthermore l e t George system tar heating 1st winter MANRICO'S Do It” any time aa emergency and cooling in sumsnsr Thi* arises One oi tha three maeter type of lnatalla>ios» goee well plumbers is an duty M hours ia new rnartraHlaa. but Is im- h o u se or b m a u tt a day. seven days a weak, tak practical in old homes became log hum aa that an three are af the cost aI Iriet a l l t lnsi la 234 PABK AVENUE. EtrTHEKTOKQ. N. J. aeear eut ef town al Mu same such atracUuea. tone. A lalsglliens can la Weh- But ka year job Mg ar small star (-1M1 win (ei a aiechasOc il will be weU ter yM te -U T as | W— fly a. GEORGE DO IT.- M m v n S-214B pv cf T r \ COMMERCIAL LEADEN & SOUTH BERGEN REMEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1936 Gallant Comeback Gives Lyndhurst Even Break On The Season With 9-9 Held goals and eight fouls. Joe the Golden Bears jumped off to | figures:. By storing 22 points on vK'UW lllk Kelly added sixteen, Nick Spano a 24 to 12 margin at the quarter, six goals and ten fouls Kell} ; Finish Season With Wins Over Kearny and Garfield contributed fifteen and Vince Ma- The locals faltered in the second managed to go-over 200 on th< traxia dunked in a dozen. canto as the visitors reduced the i season while Burke, wtyo tallieo | Kearny 13 11 n —io R> Waiter il awk Rowe a nedf. East Rutherford, Pas- to 28 at the intermission. The Lyndhurst evened their season deficit to five points at the inter 20, brought his total to 335 points \ Beigen Tech, WaUington, Lyndhurst 6 Golden Bears cooled off somewhat al mark both on the total sched mission which saw the Golden a n e w sch o o l record. Valley. St. Cecelia j Matr.iXia. f I hr (.olden Hearn finished their 19.‘>.‘>-.»6 -riM in in a of in the third stanza but managed de and against opponents from Bears ahead 29 to 24. Garfield, Thc box scores. rbcrrn. f E.iglewood. and Garfield. Of the to add four points onto their lead the Passaic Valley Conference by under the tutelageLyndhurst of Johnny80) Mis- Mhran, f nf nilh nine victories in the final l< n paine- Mat raxi' rune victories five came while the to hold a 58 to 39 margin going beating Garfield 62 to 57. The ko continued to bother the I i garner nil »\un hreak on the regular i*easnn w.tli r «• Thorn, f 1 .1 Golden Bears were in a revenge- into the last eight minutes, Al- Golden ~ ‘ Bears met three of the Brownies in the third period and Moran f ;l n.ood. Aftc• losing the first though Coach Brown substituted Kelly, ... ■ rtl of nine w i!»««• and nine lose*.. 'ix members of the PVC and the managed to even the count at 43- Mariano, « ?m to East Rutherford. Passaic freely in the last frame the Gold- first time around lost to all three. 43 as time ran out in the period. Murk*- k I heir eark season disastrous plav cost them a po«i- Ferind*-. c A . Bergen’ Tech . and en Bears built up a 22 to 11 ad- ' Rutherford Passaic and Gar. Lyndhurst, who gave away five Garfield (57) I I 11 in the Bergen Jainhoree imt the *t|iiad i« now prepar- Gai field. those teams were beat- Span, vantage to account for their 30 field but defeated the trio in re- points in the third period, re- ! s »®pp* ■ n ai return struggles. III _r f<*r tin- opening m um ! nf the State tniirii.imctit. Coach point verdict. urn engagements, hast Ruther- versed the order in the final eight The Golden Bears r t ed .fagi*ll« .- d r e w F o rt four Golden Bears entered the ford won their first PVC crown minutes as they maintained a 19 Ke»rny rso> \ l*r«. a in t: B erg en Yhippl b v G, t a weak Kaidin^J double figures department in the in fifteen years this season, to 14 bul :e to'pull o u t v icto r ies i>«iVo'> f .ndwic e ;.t th e la tte o u rt. T h ey i: !. hi.-: th e ti: st i 02 t.. w m over th e West Hudsonites. Another fast start proved bene- by five points. : «r an'' ed off to : lo 15 q uai ter v hi. h they ased to 43 u!Twavwith^i* #hoWed ^ for, Lyndhurst With the Thi* t.me only a pain of Gold- il“*Hni, * th way with 26 points on nine Boilermakers able to get moving en Bears could enter the double 'firman G o ld e n i gh note, fit games . Of Coa-h Br.. h T n e Beatty Painters Extend Winning Ways To 22 G u rst tw ames nf cted by Charlie s Delicatessen tm.k the ecords of 42-30 The All Win- Te ch. D on Dohmyer Jr. High With 72 2, Renz Has A 715 Series , measure of the circuit leaders, dow five were led by J o h n n y rdhne- w^i*- continued bo- Hilltop Service Station in a pair Fusaro and Joe Perelli F u sa ro . W.illington. Bobby Hen wood and Frankie strong attack of the Druggists the other for 639 aade nt th*- L>ndhuist Ree- as Jerry Sparta reduced to a 209 anchored a 647 on 245. 217 and id East Ruth- I>embo showing -ii Center last week '..here ■ . 11 _j Way Hen were ,he Bogle Agency. Leaduig I Bobbv* Dohmyer Jr blasted and Eddie Delanev counted with 215, u hiIe Perello had a 608 on 1 ii defeated local bowling leagues have h ? U i3 V "n 18? ’ 227 thf> W3y for Levy s were Eugene the maples afor 201 games Fo: the of HilltonnersuSal*>48 245 Fo 224 202 and 183 For the Ha- * n * i*. Tr Morgan and Mike Ciasulli. Mor-j and 229. and set a new Cnmmun- selb had a 213 and Billy Landells home In the once torrid 020 on 210 214 and 203 For the wa ians. Jason I.icitra scored on \ n sh ip M League, the gan delivered with a 687 series ity record for the season with a 203. Motormen Charley Botto had a on s co r es o f 245. 221 an d 221 a 638 with games of 183. 242 and gue leadin ’ il Beatty I’aint- his 722 total. Th<* terrific pin Other double winners were the - 53ft on 202, 189 and 208 while Ciasulli had a 633 on 257 c o i(t irmed blasting of Dohmyer was the key Kelly "5” and Ritaceo's Bar The Th< make shambles The defending titjeists. th*- 184 a n d 192. Gallagher Association itiori !,y going ahead to Sirl’s Tavern double win over Kelly s took the odd game from moved to within a half gamfr of Four Forty Club had a 3024 even A pair of double winners in and extending their Price Chevrolet. Out tanding for Stelmack s despite a top 225 game third place hv copping all three mg and three wins over Brook the Major league’s latest meet nk th ro u g h 22 ga m es, the Price outfit was Alf Fuscar by Terry Kearney of the Stel- games from Pasquin Motors, The HAWK’S CORNER dale Beverages The “440" Club ing were the Three Acre Grill ino who-tallied a 639 on a pair lual sei les on the had games of 1015, 944 and 1065 mack's Featurin- Ritaceo's t' o , winners took the first two games li\ W alter "Hawk** Howe and Arnold's Bakery Three Acre of 223 games and a 193 Fred hi t v f>ek sa w a p air Harlowe Robbins blasted out a w ins over Brookdale Beverages l’v comfortable purging, but took the measure of Carroll’s Gowe had a 216 and Buddv Sauer ' the 700 mark. 65S on 204, 202 and 252 while ...... u a r . Was Tom Ginperella a '’is ! «-ked through the last game by r ifR ii i o r \ l i f e t i m e Wines At Liquors while the Gar- a 204 for the Chewy “5". f nnrsday n.eht Jj.hnny Df-ccco hit 626 on 218. den Spot Inn fell to thc Bakers while starring for thc Soda team "»st ' no - in. 887 to 8R6. Featur- The happiest eleven kids in town this week are the bov . a' A pair of triples also marked ( years or •ounger who have been selected to repre.Mn Ifitnie BnHhv 204 and 204. Aiding thc sweep Jason Licltra had a 601 featured were Gene Dul with a 222 and m» for tho winners were Eddie the last outing of the Community Hal Bohnen with a 203. Mireski with a 236 Chet Mizeski 1 *h " t in tlie State Biddy basketball tournament. As this ««•! ' 'T T ‘"J’h r l ' r" Ja% I!OW,<‘. wi,h » 255 bv a 217 middle game to star for cireu t Northern Iron and Steel ■ k- off the Remington the local All Stars, coached by Jo "fi of mat eh Chippy Christ with a 227 an | ••the —Three Acre aggregation, The Rec Junior. League race ’'M,h a 213 and Bohbv Muhleisen id i , member of thr1 took over the Garden Spo* Inn in i- are putting ti e finishing touches ta their pract.ee session Johnny Jaget with a 214 For the while Andy Kunsaw had a 606 closed tighter than a drum again 'v,fh a 202 For the Motormen. n team, hit a 722 sei - three while Universal journey to Atlantic City eOmes this weekend. The she; Brookdale quintet Eddie Bough- for Joe Carroll's five with a 232 i i n t t rr- ,, ®erv,cc as the league leading Amvets Post D^^eoro had a 225 and ague hi di fur 11k- -ea- :< will be host to twelve teams from all parts of tlie state v. it ton s; ored a 607 and George Mor built around a pair of 187 games. OutH11 nHinT^/ 1 nW6 m 2,° drnPP°d a Pair to second place Au*ie Paluzzi a 220 and a 599 t->:irney taking two weekends to complete elund was Anion Ren/ ie ll a 605 Outstanding in the Northern j Joh n L. B u rk s to reduce the m a r- ‘ ^ , In the Arnold's-Garden Spot tilt Steclers triumph were Joe Al- | ain just onp T, , ( : ■ t-mg round games will be played pn Saturdav and • i 1 he Ma toM 'nd J O -»0 the veteran Frank Ross had a 226 AUimaroil ,A..-.iin«s led hv d Fr finals on Sunday The four teams remaining in the <-on m winning a trio from the ~ Park and Harold Lippincott a 213 for "nf ""th 207 >■>« 224. ! leaders have a 44’-27' • record ^rant Hook'« H2? took three from Nate Mvre with 205 and 217. Mike ; while the Undertakers are 4V ’ * i r< t ;rh to the shore on Man h 3 and 4 for th*' semi-final Vieu- House Leading the Jewel the Bakers while Bill Graef had ’-•‘■'t rl^r-o Ga^'on Delicatessen. t\ P. r Mon aco with 226 and Eddie 28'i ,ne unacttaKeis are 43,,. ■ fi '-I The winner will represent New Jerscv al' the Nat ion.d ers' attack w-ts Anton Renz wh< a 223 for the Garden Spotters. Hook put together games of 173. h to h.- o ie .' u e ll ini Dawson w th 2 10. For the losers I „ . , , „ : Jer Citv the middle ol March exoloded with a 715 setto on tilts The alleys were corded off < -»nd ?45 and at^o le n d in g a e ue, an o|>en a Andv Greco hit a top 206 Stand- i flll'in pm f * 2!" idl* v t* d v Chief Refer- Ji n m v O 'H ar o f 24H 22 and 242. Eddie Masters somewhat when the Roe Com- rill in Billy I-andells Tho latter hei- ing hand w Bob Mullican !"I m W in / I out in the Universal’* triole . ^tifT d r ills and o f tin toll) tu rn ed m i a 658 for the Park munitv league met on Thursday "ith games of 205 and 211 For a 3032 st i ie- killinc were Dom DeUica with 1 r', Woer+z, Ex-Grid Local Couple Petition Lyndhurst Stars Play Wildcats Tonight Star at Ft. Riley Sues Restaurant ir» . t l Wdh the completion uf th* t i m l u ir tm The LeQIon Parade regular High School ba%ketb.td , i It >*n « «i season. _ oa. h l.jrtild "B\u k ’ B ro w n is w a lk in g ar bow m nb yov c m m v i In reach of everyone... en lr« Intnrmt*'... for youi home and contents .. an extra phone for Kearny Aventtf K r a r n y . J only 75f a m onth KE. 3-6565 Open Evtry Evening ‘Til 9 P.M J t f ig u r e * ««Jf t o it * | larfita d A l l s t a t i » ■ I • I « fi* m et ( • ■ » • ■ ! N et It a I v l*ii ai o f 11**11 v w»* ..^ t rtm v*m rn.» • TOC* COMCAST PHOTICTION In*M h (Mft »* I». /tW lo hr IV rfV di»t *n* I ton in r \ n \ W . »n«l ? )¥ f * < > fii|N io v t#» . ^et tlw* in«Mt «iul -if v m il Iflephtg* OtWr it#< iti-wl*-. mima* ulate t**tr 111 f»*t> I m rot of lln* s nprr ®t r**irtttjv mir>x!u< im lw|c v»»l«itw • oidp * H*l>in*4ole. > (Mi'll lore it *hi w c h l ’ But »*mi niti>t • • m p i * ' w t» f«it tin Imrtl **f tw * r i n f , m il- |. tKMI to knUM nil thal il nirj|»Wt tO 0**tl tl*»* HI*»lM|tirtr tttxl Sjirakef p}u*rwnai I Wr u aw th , rugf r fwiMrr of lln1 Korket I Knfinr, 11^#»- / A l l *d flirtt. ar« im portant »« Iw ljn n j u- ir* Ktldwt td tlirm all! Ihr hoA ftlio tl ol |rtf»5V v » U a r n k K k t t i a w v i c r \ « d JULIES II vitra-M ihr nr w e t in «ut«Mn«tK *lri»w' \i**l th r m*«l •iirr >»ljr i r f l f t t P l fo w l GIFT SHOP I'HU.fhng «»f ihr **Crl» -ltl*lr ( 1i*m m ’ ( «»m*- in. \lr« * u rr lltr **»f|«rr ISM •(■iiinl »*M»r (*Mt , The details of this event will be hurst are invited to attend the ] 1 ironed out at their meeting. 1 8:30 a.m. Mass. This is Girl Scout Carrier Duty For The Boys group is. being com Sunday and a good opportunity j Sacred Heart monly referred to as the Crusad ! for all to fulfill their Easter Du- j High School Notes (Albert Scoffone ers now days. This was the name ty. In the afternoon of the same j suggested by Ed Burke and it day the Troop will attend the | CYO looks as if its going to stick. A Holy Hour devotions at St. j The Ladies’ Aid Society of St Matthew's Lutheran Church dance is being planned for Ap: J Steohans from ?:00 to 4:00 p.m. , will serve a flsh and chips dinner from five to seven o’clock this 3 by the Crusaders and as soon The Bov Scout Troop eninved evening Mrs. Otto Verbarg. who s receiving reservations, and Mrs. News as we have further details, we’ll a successful trip on their Klon- j Paul Slahor are co-chairmen, assisted by Mrs. J M. Borresen, Mrs. i dike Derby with 25 members par- ! let you in r From all indications the com mittee is well pleased with the ADV KRTISF.MENT ADVERTISEMENT returns of the annual pig roast which will be held Saturday evening, March 10. i ( The Chief “Otto" is all smiles when asked how things are shap Your Health.. Friends” ing up. We understand he has .1 ; M IM' liTFK. H S . I'h. C.. that suckling ^>ig all primed for this gala affair. n . of direct op- •i h “ -. w id e, co n ta in in g m edi Eert ‘'Moneybags” Kopins is 1 idly national •a! fo r” u la s .w a s fo u n d b e- watching our committee treasu *i tely visual the knees of a mummy ry with his eagle eyes and keep ly! Scotch The Th.*' an No ropholus in ing accurate records as well as . tnders quarrel ■ .car 1872 Even more an doing his bit on the sale of tick live merits of •nt than the Eber Paparus ets. ir difTei• n t bas the hie1 o .lyi hies now on Joh n ‘‘S ta n d b y " K u n z is d o in g ilisk ics and leg- la in the British Museum it hangup job in his inimitable iritii of the boj’.s 1 t m , from 3700 B.C. and the w a y . * 'Mr wr tm - is the Depart- Tom Ferrara and Charlie Rei- ish. God love o' E.-'-ntoIogy of the chers, our "veeps”, are busier n out en-masse * *. .’itan M scum of Art th an b ees. ■ th nf next month York, both containing George "Chef” Uhl is getting an i i . r,.s riptions. his gourmet boys and girls all B*-nneventf S cot- Th > urarti-e of pharma^eut- set for the big night. After tast vi -ar 387 of d t , t>ai■ k to the art of ing what George has cooked and ■ ind Hum i filth- *v • • )<<" ie r in the ancient I served ip the past, no one will d later to he can- h to- of Eeypt, Persia, j want to miss this coming event. ii zed St. p a ti ii k. Cap- Gree e Home. China, Arabia, I The girls of the Ladies' Auxil- or! nt the age of sixteen by • 3 Ib YOU CAN PU1 YOUR TSUST IN DOUtLK YOUR Fluffo, Spry, Crisco . can 83' Golden Com 2 ‘1“ 21' # "Super-RigM " Quoliiy MEATS! /. O N C Y 6 ^ C K i ib. r » t Parkay or G o o d Luck Margarine p k q . U Del Monte Diced Beets 2,!!.! 27' YOU A-ff NOT ' 'b O l e # COM fllTtiy vaT^«CD IN t Nutley Margarine p k 9 4 1 Del Monfe Sliced Bests 233' 2 lb. Hecker's Flour . bag b.b, 4 9 £ Del Monte Asparagus ,?1 l4l° 39: © Carnation Try Milk . . 'X'W Lord Mott Carrots ^ ^ 2 I 0,' 23' 12 *n i m* .. 40 ci-,ar9e41c pkg. Del Monte Tomatoes !.T20< w Jell-0 All varieties of gelatin desserts 3 pk^ 23c Del Monte Tomato Sauce 647' Sip?r Right" Q. a’lty fcb I* »r Ll'Her M»il My-T •Fine Puddings . 3 p‘9’ 25' Tomato Paste 3 25c M il l RCADV 15c fr t f r f IM V C l ' Sparkle Puddings pkq5' String Beans W«»l 0 #1 C ream y or 13 o: Q Q c LEG S - IMM 49' SUipoy Peanut Butter Chunky jar O f Del Monte Prune Juice . b o ;:wHie m 9 15 01. RCftDY-TO-COOK f r n » te p t r a d j 0^1* Holt's Apple Sauce • glassesalasses “ * Kellogg Rice Krispies. . pkg. 25c I 6 oz. t v m !i'N C, n?*J rRY!f'C
‘ 2 i< • ; 8 1 • ;;27* 229' 2 3ic •21 5 49' § 89 2 25‘ 3 25* Cashmere Bouquet Co-'me.s Bouquet Lifebuoy Soap Lifebuoy Soap Col(ate'i AD Collates Vtl Sij.tr Suds P.*r i Doj fo*4 S#ap Soap P*- c < Ifc*** D#t«rj»«»t 3 m * 3 r 3f* ’•‘ 37* 73‘ ;. »* 3 17* 2 "V 25* ■3 MiM ;• *V 2Sl 11 PAGE FOl'RTEEN COMMERCIAL LEADER & SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 19.V.
dm w inr bf all l**nal documents n*e- of the said Tax Collector, Town Hall, t NOTICE fsiwry to rormumatp a aale Hyndnurst, New Jer*e> NOTICE Is hereby giveg that the \\\\ w jM * .^ y \ |i I v \,. I,/, /,/, H. Kjii'h building I»h»t ia to have net 5. Offers for any oi the propertlea forevolng Ordinance wa* finally i*a»se.| leaa than a foot irontage i here.n listed may made to the gov by the Board of Commissioners at Miscellaneous !». Suid land* wlil he aofd on Deed erning body at no lean tnan the mini- i a ’ regular meeting of the Board of West End News of Bargain and Sale iree and clear of muni price* as set forth herein by j t ’otn mi an loners held on Monday. Keb- aM municipal ll**n*. encumt>r*ncea. any prospective purchaaer of any real ! ru irv !>*»*. and will take effect rnrri4iriim<„ui> tu»**H. as»*->.«nii-ni’i or i estate |>r< ker or outer neraon legally as provided hy law Bv A L W EIN other inuni<-:|»al , chsrffea except ax j authorized to con.suinate Lhe irans- .r. OF THK BOA It I * Sam Principato otfterwlxe si|)ti'iiiM tu tn!* Ordm awe ' netion. OF COMMIJ*«tnVF.RS At a regular meeting of the as << lhe d*te of ptiasinit of title. I ti The e«»riiirission to l*e paid to any FRET* O. TAt’B I 1ft. Tm* ht be ,u to broker Or |m-im«i nuinunuiknc a sale, Township Clerk Excavating Co. W est E nd Independent Associa 'anv auch brba>r of lhe penwn cou- miter t„an I lie purrliaser. ‘hall art Thi ted: Frh. *•. |!*5« tion, President Daniel Coranoto Hunin*atinK a -ale. other than tile j be mere than i»'- of th*- sale price I'ees: f 14.04 . . . RACK HOF. - BULLDOZEB pur< ha«*T. shall not b.-» more ttusii li*e and may b. pa:d °*** ,,r the consum- warmly thanked the members for p**r rent of the nale price and ’ at ion of tpe sale SHOVEL DOZER - GRADING ahali w* paid oa rtMiiin ui iltle and 1 7. Si-id lands will h*- sold by I>ee4 CELLAR EXCAVATION their splendid support in the re delivery >
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These, with Cubmaster Jack Caf- cussion groups on junior and STORMS OVER WASHINGTON frey, and Assistant Cubmaster Guidance Group senior high school, and college Russell Bonadonna, gave short guidance problems related to vo Commercial leader talks on cubbing. Meet Wednesday cational information and work The program of entertainment AND THE SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW The annual meeting of the experience. Seton Hall University included a presentation by Wal Northern Region of the New Jer is entertaining the group for din Established 1921 ly Brown, ventriloquist. George ner. Official Newspaper mt The Township of Lyndhurst Geiger entertained by playing sey Personnel and Guidance As sociation will be held on Wednes Reservations must be mailed to selections on spoons. All joined day, February 29, at Seton Hall the University by February 24. Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company in community singing. University from 3 45 to 7:30 p.m. Guidance personnel, social agen The meeting will start with a cies, employment services and Editor Emblem Club tour of Seton Hall University other interested people are cor campus and building.' Registra dially invited to attend. Business Mgr. E r n e s t J . D a b i n e t t Advertising Mgr. S a m u e l C . P i e r s o n W ill Travel tion w ill ta k e p lace from 3 45 to 4 p.m . Entered as second class matter April 7, 1938 at the Post Office of Rutherford, N. J., The Lyndhurst Emblem Club, \ The feature of the group meet under the Act of March 3, 1879 meeting on Monday evening in j ing will be an address on “Impli the Elks Lodge, received invita Read Our cations of the Recent Merger of Subscription $2.50 Per Year Seven Cents Per Copy tions to a number of neighbor- j the AFL and CIO”, by Francis ing clubs for their installation Lyons, chairman of the Educa Lyndhurst, N. J. February 23. 1056 ceremonies. tion Committee, New Jersey State Classified Delegations will attend instal-' Federation of Labor. After that lotions at Perth Amboy on March there will be three informal dis-, Balloons of the inter-municipal planning group 1, Ridgefield Park ,on March 4, | Page which has done such a fine job in exciting B ergenfield on M arch 5, E n g le South Bergenites do not have to search wood, on March 6 and Bridgeton interest in the long-dormant meadowland. o n M arch 10. T he local in sta lla fur hack in their memories to recall the old One wonders whether speed now being tion dinner will be held on March Sunday afternoon balloon ascensions which evinced is quite necessary. 3 at 6:30 p!m., to be followed at were a come-on feature of the old Colum 8 by the installation ceremonies. The over-all planning for the meadows Mrs. Frederick Blum reported bia amusement park, now the site of the has yet to be done. To fill in a few hundred on the merchandise sales of the Riviera skating rink, in Belleville. acres near the waterfront is not even a par year and Mrs. Clarence Sher wood on the Smorgasbord of last The big gray bag would be inflated as tial solution of the meadowland problem. Saturday. Both were successful. the Sunday afternoon drew to a close and The planning committee has worked hard Annual reports of officers were most of the money the suckers had come all your interest and co-opera- read, Ways and Means, Mrs. An to get a definitive program under way. To f tio n . ton Cziraky; Welfare, Mrs. Ben to spend had been spent. Then , with a use its present meetings as a sales hall for Amy Divine, Miglin; Historian, Mrs. Charles whoop it would leave the earth, dangling a landfill promotion does not appear to be Pub. Chairman Hoelzel; Trystees, Mrs. Thomas at the bottom of a daredevil who proceeded in the best interest. Esehak; financial secretary, Mrs to do acrobatic tricks. Michael Eufemio, Jr.; treasurer, Representative Osmers is moving steadily Bernard Dolan Mrs. Vernon Cowell, and press, As the bug floated off, the daredevil ahead to get federal interest in the meadow* Gives Thanks Mrs. James Spencer. would rip open the bag, then take off in Named at Frasse The attendance award for the stirred. Out of such interest can come the The Woman’s Club for mak evening went to Mrs. Otto Stel The election of Bernard Dolan a parachute. It was before the day of the necessary dredging program—whieh will ing the show possible. lato, Hostesses for the social hour to the office of vice president, TV antenna so the bag usually landed with The Mayor arvd Commission which followed were Mrs. An open lip the Hackensack for profitable com Peter A. Frasse and Co., Inc., dis ers for the grant of the land on thony Caputa, Mrs. Walter Seitz out damage to anyone. tributor of iteels and alu m in u m , merce and provide hundreds of thousands whieh the Youth Center will and Mrs. Joseph Luongo. All of us remember the circus and car of tons of fill for the adjacent land —and a be built. has been anounced by Lester Bri- on, Chairman of the Board. nival balloons with which no child's lift* master plan. Board ot Education members for the use of the High School. Since joining F rasse in 1933, Rose LaFaso is M r D olan has successfully held would be complete. Toward that goal the committee had best Mr. Al La Tronica, who gave keep its aim. of his time and talent in direct post in the purchasing, advertis Tendered Shower All of these memories make the idea of ing and sales departments of the ing the cast. Miss Rose LaFaso, daughter of ii balloon disarming. And they make thc Company. He was appointed Ad The Comercial Leader staff Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LaFaso, of vertising Manager of Frasse in bitter protests of the Russians about our for their support on publicity. I 746 Fifth street, was guest of 1938, Manager of Sales Promo The Masonir flub and the honor at a surprise miscellaneous country's balloons over their territory seem tion in 1941, Manager of Sales, Bowling Popularity Junior Woman’s Club for their bridal shower given on Sunday inconsequential. N e w Y ork, in 1950, and Assistant cash donation. I evening in the Roma Restaurant In the family Tencaa of Fast Rutherford Vice President in 1955. But the Russians are deeply serious in To ail organizations and mer I in North Arlington. Hostesses S l o w n Mr. Dolan is a past president bowling championships are nothing new. chants for their heln. j were her forthcoming bridal at- their protests. And, probably, with good of the National Industrial Adver All places of business who | tend ants, her cousins, the Misses reason. Pretty Mother Tencza has been a champ for tisers- Association and,was mem have or banks. Marie LaFaso and Rosemary La years. Now Pretty Daughter Tencza has b er o f a n u m b e r of its commit The balloon in the hands of a foe is hard Mrs. Fred Smith for her ser Faso, and Mis Barbara Freeman. tees including the Continuing ly an instrument to be under-estimated. One won the Bergen County women's champion vice at the piano. The center of the decorative Buster Browns are built over “live s tu d y o f Business Paoer Reader ship. Mr. John Hil Kene, for his scheme in mint green and laven- of the little publicized but big scares of ship conducted by the A d v e rtis foot” lasts modeled after the feet of sound equipment. dar was an umbrella. Favors for But the^ day is not far distant when the ing Research F o u ndation. He is active children. And we check your World War II was the balloon attack Mr. Carl Osis for announcing the guests were sweetheart bou a past president of the Industri launched on this country by Japan. It was present champions will be threatened by a the show over WNKW. qu ets. child's foot size at 6 vital points to al Advertisers Association in New whole raft of new stars. The sport, always Assemblyman Carmine Sa There were 60 guests from insure perfect fit every time. Bring the first time in modern history that a di York, and was Task Director of vino. Jr., and Sam S. Puntolillo Lyndhurst, Union City, Jersey popular, has boomed into a major activity. the Advertising Council cam your child in now for a new pair. rect attack upon our mainland was success for the lovely program and City, North Arlington, Ruther paign on the Conservation of We maintain a complete range of ful. The other day a chap stopped in at the shew tickets. ford, New York City, Hasbrouck Small Tools during W orld W ar And the parents of our cast, aizcis at all times. From 900 to 1.000 balloons launched by vast auditorium which houses North Ar II. Heights, Hackensack and Param lington^ new bowlero on Schuyler avenue. who made many trips with us. ‘ - Japan during the early part of the war their children, our many It was 3 |MU, of a Sunday. And the place Miss LaFaso will become the reached this country. Six lives were Vost a» friends who bought tickets and Cub P ack 83 bride of Joseph Beirne, son of a result. The crude Japan balloons started Was filled with families, entire groups, from came out in Friday’s weather Mr. and Mrs. John Beime, of Buster Brown Shoe Store grandma down to junior, and all ig ORT installations ire financed in part by Home Made Baseball & Little jm» bag overhead on a sleepy Sunday after the World ORT Union and ita affiliates; KISZKA and KIELBASY noon constituted the high point of a day. in part by the respective governments in League Equip, The balloon of yesteryear was a pleasant which the schools are located and in part Contrivance, made to startle the Benjamin by the Joint Distribution Committee, a Hour* Daily: 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. INDIAN GUIDE and Supples franklins and the others with scientific in- member agency of the United Jewish Ap Handicraft Material* peal Women's American ORT contributes SUNDAY H-O Scale ' ^ttt the balloon with which the military to the operational program of thr World |t experimenting today is of awesome pro- ORT Union through its membership dues. 8 A .M . to 1P .M . Trains Enrolled in ORT schools now are 18.323, Archery Equipment bet that Russians balloons, marked of which 957 are in the United State*. Units • Kit* observation** isn't designed to It is a thrilling task to which ORT ded lo w s—ARROWS Equipment o l m feel happier. icates itself. From President Eisenhower QUIVERS SUPPLIES CARDEN p n r aL. g—i—■. /» « •nd came the salute: “Your work is an inspira rw Tut rsiTvsr crrowing Accessories tion to all of us.” , Sport in tho land Sw ift Action That ia all * Delicatessen Perhaps, you, like us, have bean unaware tpawi with which dungs u e moving o l the tremendous work done by ORT. Now 418 PAGE AVE. (Cer. Chsu) adow* it (tM'rtiagi indeed. Now that you fiave learned a little, you may find LYNDHURST, N. J. Paul’s Hobby and Sport Shop la * m m tm n m 1 wh® w*ut. to out mere aa the days go on. For on March tSrfbAwMek RK« 7 is ORT Day, when your help far ORT JMtMva A**. OS.M1W Mfcarfard. N. J. will be solicited. It is a worthwhile move- W E 9 -2 9 5 0 4 m kflMi b a a flk s i eft ■m tinm b O R N gvssr DAY 9 i. M .» « P. * ;V?SWfrpffc * I