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hii^aiaait '• - LE ADEHITTE Lyndhurst’s Dud Sleater is arranging swimming classes IlH Lyiulhuist *«d Nurlh Arlington children. Already he has the amating total of 700 enlisted in the classes This tfteans there will be a lot of new swimmers in the world. But. un­ fortunately. while important, thc clashes will not save thc lives of the unthinking. Going out too far. risking rough water, swimming out of sight of lifeguards, swimming by a n * THF SOUTH BtRt.KN REVIEV oneself invites a danger that no amount of swimming class* m can avert. This summer remember these things learn to swim—and play it safe. — ------— *— VOL XXVBB—N* 52 LYNDHVRST. N. J., JULY 1. t * « After the Parade Was Over FWEMfN'S PARADE VOTED BEST EVER “The brat parade ia LjrwUmnlV hwim " Thu was thr concraMM mt local (oik who janim. <1 ihr highway* ami byway* laat Saturday la watch lltr

■pay is the regular low bank rate. It is the same Somotbwat a patron, bringing Delicatessen l prescription to vs, cannot for everyone— only 50c a month for each $100 conveniently wait for com­ pounding. In wdi emergency Courtrous, Reliable, Reasonable Service coses, we ore glad to deliver you borrow. This makes for smaller monthly pay­ the medicine to any local rest* ir business address. Or, 653 Ridge Road Lyndhurst ments. Bocrow as much as (1.000. Take up to > one to tend, we prescription. RUth. 2-1275 12 months to repay. Any of the 5 Rutherford Beers, Wines and Liquors NATIONAL banks will welcome your application —whether or not you ere a depositor. TOPPING your Buick is so easy, so soft; so smooth, it’s Frost ed Foods Smoked Salmon S hard to remember it's a two-ton, road-solid car. The Cod Fish - Oysters White Fish - Lobster reason lies in Buick’s sweetly engineered braking system. | Buick brakes are self-energizing. They do part of the^work for— Flounders - Shrimp Crab Meat'* Tuna Fish you. The* add to your safety and security. So it's wise to see Banking Hours: Mondav through Friday 7:45 A.M. to 2 P.M. Perch Salm on - Sardines that the? get the moat competent care you can knd for them— Homemade Salads care by men who know what keeps Buick brakes best, Friday Evening: 5 P.M. to 4 :3 0 P.M. • Fruits • Vegetables M aearoni * f t specialise in Buick car care. Our men work with special tools and use Buick Engineered Parts and.materials. For your Meats • Poultry Cole Slaw ’Potatoes brakes we have Buick brake fluid, Buick brake cylinder washers, ■ a pisioot and other pans that will keep your brakes right up to ARNOLD antai We'll give your Buick the competent care so line a car IUY SAVINGS BONDS should hsve. FRIDAY SATURDAY Is it tune yotPhad your brakes looked over? Come in and see the diSereoce between ordinary service and Buick car caro. ^ o r y ,# t National BanJt im County # Homemade Clam Chowder H ot H oa ptnade Roast and Fish Cakes DRUGS B eef Pickled Hefting RUTHERFORD NATIONAL INC PASS AMO AIMS AVBMWS, I GEOROE BRODO Prop. Herring in Wine Sauce Hot Baked Yirifinia Ham ^ 41 Ridge Rood ‘ AU Salads Made on Speciml Order Lyndhurst, N. J. A ll kinds of Sandwiches made up to order 2 IS RUth. 2-6867 I Largest varieties for Overseas Shipments a ( ______- .' ______Auto Company Just pick up your phone 1«* Franklin Place Rutherford, N.‘ J. !!Xnd we're at your hoir>e. Branches: Passaic and Hackensack Sunday Buick Dealers Since M U l '■ OPEN SUNDAYS FREE Kt ______u o n i ’ i AS} S S >*(, I iNtuaAHCt coaroaATiow . u d h a i a t s s a v c s y s t e m DELIVERY IT, JCtY'l, 1 9 4 8 I H E LIIUIR PACE 1 HKLZ*

was made at a dinner given in fweering Ke honor of the couple on Sunday * ui the army, mostlyS T in t China. & T MeE £ f*2“!,!Lon Part> Mane Senno's 'Slattery Party 1 fenmf. | tt now with the General Tire For lilt 4 * WEDDINGS M in Rupinski it a graduate of T Company. Newark Engagement Told Pulled in Tuna HOW Lyndhurst High School and thf! ______William Castles, w h o g rad u ated Katharine Gibbs School, of New — . . last week from L y n d h u r s t Higft Mr and Mrs. Charles Seri no, In Sunday Fishing LONG SINCE York, and is employed by Tung ROSE—DILLON School, was gue*t of honor at a af :8t Forest avenue. Lynd- GIAMPOLALA Bt'SSO Sol, of Newark. • Mtts Ruth Dillon, daughter of party given by his parents. M hiana. anaunred the engagement Tuna were t unning. E rnN S K T • K CNDKACK T Mr. Kundracky tt a graduate of Mr*. Betrand A. Dillon and the an d Mrs. W illiam H Castle* st* j# Vhr>: daughter Marir. to off New J*r*r% • fwhutg .tail YOUR EYES Dickinson High School, Jersey late Mr Dillon of 438 Wilaon av­ Third avenue Frank Corse, Jr son of M* and over the »eek end aaad a p*‘i' TANCET-DBONDT City. He served in the navy for enue, Jersey City, were married s h a d e d M r a n d Mr*- Mrs Frank Carso. St ,«f 13 at w hich Dr George . ivlatter> WERE EXAM INEOt ROSE-DILLON over two years and tt now em­ Saturday at 5:45 p. m. at Our B Whitr of Rutherford lawTrtk-f «\-enue. U<«li Lyndhurst dentmt. »*» ho#t, wa* ployed by the Jersey City Print­ Lady of Victory Rectory In Jer- M r an d Mrs Harrv Albrecht The *nrv>unrrm» nt mma nva»U- anvttng the »pmt»nvrn am* prof ing Company. ; aey C|ty,by the Rev. A. F Kane. and dbughter. Joan, a n d *o* A l at a diner party held at Jo Jos tied FA UL-ODTb b i l the Hotel Edison in Sunhury. Miss Dorothy Rose, sister of len, Mrs. C h a rle s C airtle* a n d f*nr -n . L * rvAh u/*t vm Tues*.ia> eve The doc and his five iue*t» Min Harriet Mae Gutheil. Later the couple left on a trip the bridegroom, was maid of d au g h ter, Arleen Mi and Mrs na** boated 24 tuna >m»*eida> rang daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karry *° Canada They will spend the A pretty wedding was solem­ honor. William Farrell of Jersey Harry Hanf. William Aibrr>.ht TV plan to he married ing frwnv 30 In Sc) p>unda The Gutheil of M Trivwi pl«^. k». 1 summer at Point Pleasant where nized at 4 p. nv Saturday at the City was best man. Mid Lott Castles. ui-Ly n d h u r s t — lim jo-H hi th*—val*-h—ataa_ came die bride of Philip James the bridegrooms parents will be lr*e bride wore a white gabar- West-Minister Presbyterian T he young g r a d u a te w ill r«*e Srr«K\ is a aduate of . _i 08P pnunda They tadied 8i) Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip j their summer home Church, w h en Mtts C h arlo tte green tin u e h tt Studies *hen enters Lradhurst High S*h.<«i| am i is mile* off llrii'ltr in Ih Slat Paul of S7 Avenue E, Lodi, on * Mrs. McIntyre is a graduate of Ruth Seybolt, d a u g h te r o t M r. I a corsage of gardenias. The N ew ark Preparatory School «. th prewflUt empiovt*d at thr Klcs t e n 's "Marytana Saturday. The ceremony was per- Davenport High School. Plym- an d Mrs* ClaUde R. Seyboldt of maid of honor wore a pink gab­ a major in accountant m the txarai Engineers. I'nutn City a« foimed at 5 p.m. at the Reed Me- outh. Pa . and was graduated this 348 Union avenue, Rutherford, ardine suit with matching acces­ The length of the (rip « u t lo fall a N.**aSeepr3 t*»e s h.oili an t k aa» the onlv me; ial United P r e sb y te r ia n ra>nth from the College of Home became the bride of Lawrence sories and a corsage of tea roees. J ______thing that re*trai»veel the fish Church, Lyndhurst, by the Rev Economics at Syracuse Univer- Christensen, son o f Mr. an d Mrs. On their return from a honey- I M- Carso IS a (I aduate of Donald T. Kauffman, pastor. The >>ty. where she is a member of Will/am Landells of 548 Park oon in Washington. D. C., the £ • ladi H«ah Srho>‘i and is em r i m e n l>r Slate; v » party.'wa«- bride was given in marriage by Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. ; place, Lyndhurst. The ceremony couple will live at 436 Wilaon av- j O llfp N S e J flO W er with hi» fathei in tht- out nearlv IN houi aiut IS >d them were »Ih nt in traveling her fatner. A reception for 100 Mr McIntyre, graduate of..' was performed by the Rev. How­ enue. Lyndhurst. Mrs. Rose is a 1li* f A carpentry buwwn l>uiing th«- was held at the Tetcrboro Coun- Lyndhurst High School, attended I ard E. Friebely, pastor. A recep­ graduate of Lyndhurst High fi Or fVlISS VvrdTX **i le with the Manru s In the |ioup * n r T»an Mi*ke.' try Club. . Peddle Institute at Hightstown.! tion was held at the American School and- is with the Pruden- anA>.ttv« W d!t iilaftam alnt Bill llals of 1 \ n d h u r s t l*.«t- M*i» Part land ol Mrs. Robert E. Vosbrinck of and also was graduated this: Legion Home, Lyndhurst. ti«l Insurance Company in N tw - A >urpri,e mi*-ellane..u» »h..« I 'a n a l t . atv«l S la te i> Ithaca, N. Y., was matron of hon- month*from Syracuse University, [ Miss Adeie Seybolt was her sis­ ■rk. Mr Row. who «erved in lln |trw l, held lor Arm- K .ft krqm ani Entertain or. Bridesmaids were Miss Iris College of Business Admmistra ter's maid of honor. Bridesmaids Army «or three year* 15 with the j*, Proapect pUe n Jam - M .nt. t^u Faul of Lodi, sister of the bride- *«»- He is a member of Sigma were Mrs, Kenneth Summers and Bell telephone Company in Jer „ lhr h,„„. y „ T> For C h « rl« f L. Bach T h e blggeat '« at. h re(.ut«Ht .»ul ■ ( Itrie-lb a .it l Ui. ftl. . i: Ih I1..ul t. 'I..li groom, and Miss Thinifred Broth Chi Fraternity. For three years Mrs. Charles Ferner of Lynd­ ey City. j Jr. 7M Che»tnul s i m l Mf *r* Ifitiim rlfllf mas of Newburgh, N. Y., cousin fan try of the 78th Division, brother’s best man. Ushers were _ colors with a i-enWrr J; a Laurel di tve Packana» h **e »ntet at « - IliAs K t'hanka of the bride, was flower girl. * ------Earl Seybolt, brother of the bride p iifi* o f a whltf umbiell* 1 tvirthhax t» < r \\ «• 11 i^iTTV tn Charles Johnson of East Ruth- GIAMFOLA-LA E l’SSO of Rutherford and Charles Ferner Miss Ludlum Guest I uvg from the ceiling . HI a \.I U , erford, was best m a n . Robert Vos- M iss Josephine L a Russo, th e of Lyndhurst. M:* Bri t»r.an » tother t'hai le» i la k e It- Thoae p re s e n t * « i. \ t . Wil I. Ctafh t lem .venur 1 v »d ill »U> f « I « l b n n c k of Ithaca, and Jerry Tam- daughter of Mr a n d M rs. Rocco T he bride w&r** a -g sw n of A t Bridal Shower Nt «krr<».-4 .*« borelli of Newark, ushered La Russo o f 338 S a n fo r d avenue, white slipper satm sty led with I ham Kraft. S.r . Mi> W llair. K«*rs*. 'a n d h e i h u .t h r r K<>naUl The bride wore a gown. of. W*S married to Dominick Giam- a peek-a-boo neckline, embroid­ Miss Marguret Thomas of 334 Kraft. Jr., Mis William M*»»re wf;.o ha* a»xeia*vl «u a|'i*->ntmeiit white skinner’s satm with a high poala. son of Mrs. Michael Giam- ered w ith seed-pearls, long Lake avenue, entertained at her | h e a d . Sr. ”Mrs^ «>, W.ila. Willai 1 t Williams. - ithth the the Bureau ett f Revlamath.lanvatl*»n neckline in French illusion, short poala. at Sacred Heart Church, sleeves, a peplum and a fu ll sk irt home at a surprise bridal shower! g ffj— ‘J™ * Krfr,’ &******* toU t Ua \Z3£TS&Ti*»V ■ sleeves with which sjtie wore lom» at 5 o’clock. Saturday. June 19 with a long train. S he wore .a recently for M.» Leona Ludlum •"* “*'v ° 1 '* rBffKt.1 in lV m « i C aher«- sleeves and a full skirt finished The bnde was given in marsiage fingertip veil attached to a crown of 274 Trayer, ptac. **r» «ob»n h.-„i , J Nr •..*! s a k «>» th« Iw «igi\ »nd in a train. Her fingertip veil was by her father of lilies of the valley. She car An umbrella In p.nk wa, lhl.' Dorothy W,..-. U I mI ms and t . iting uf arranged with clusters of orange ried white roses with a fountain center of the deeorative *heme i Beverly OW> - "1 f— - Items blossoms. She carried a bouquet of valley lilies. for the showrr with streamer, I Mlaa Eileen Macau .ind Mu RorvaM a mrr».-i at N ea a ik of white roses centered with an The maid of honor wore a blue falling over the g.ft packaie, A Wr Coomber of Rulh. l.,,1 » !, B flgm eei tng. »* |Me» orchid. marquisette gown with a ruf­ buffet aupper wa, wtvrd Waljuarnety and M... v* Wm Ame4 u an Societ* iJ The matron o i honor wore fled neckline and with a large Thoie [;: esrn! included the Arlmeo**. a.ul ■ * - 1 Ci»ii St t'dent Chap peach colored marquisette, and bow at the waistline in the back. M isses Ellen Bc^ckeman and Anita °* Lyndhustt ter Fe( the college the bridesmaids wore aqua. They She wore embroidered long Potdevin of Jersey City. Irene Miss Kr-aft ^'ill »»ectieoe the pafar* Tin- Tethnuian featuic wore matching horsehair picture gloves and a tiara of hairbraid Kamieniecki of Harrison. Alice j bride of William M> u hratf J e* l-t.-f v t t h r Y e a i t»l*d a hats and carried pink roses. The flowers and earned tea roses. The Weinbrock nf Clifton. Lydia Ba-! of Post Avenu*-. on Jul> to TY* reew.he^ i<4 the (sire Club Aumng flower girl wore printed organdy bridesmaids were similarly gown recka of Union and the hostess. ; bride elect is « gtatiuau- » l -ei! tftfme |« m n ! «<« Mis |t<-ig with a matching bonnet and car­ ed in pink and carried pink roses. all classmates of the bride-elect schools and is emj-l. ■■ 1 * th tn. •nan * a»*asdr»>.-tr»ri ,»f I «>m* I* ried a nosegay of mixed flowers The bride's mother wore aqua at Mhntclair State Teachers Col- F.ver-Ready Labe l Company - Lana (vnfltlv celebrated hei The couple are spending their and the bridegroom’s g>other lege: Mrs. Vuginia Thomaa of ; Belleville fTlfc ti43thda* honeymoon in the Thousand Is­ wore gray, each with* silver ac­ Newark. Mis Anna Ludlum. Mis lands. On their return they will cessories. They wore corsages of Hazel Gerard. Mrs Mary Burnett, j live, temporarily, at 309 Travers tea roses. Mrs Agnes De Graff of Lynd- j Stewart's Appliances place. Lyndhurst. Both are gradu­ After a motor trip north the hurst. ates of Montclair State Teacher> couple will live at 548 Park place Miss Ludlum became the bride > 11M lt M l/I H 1 H . U l i m n College. Mrs. Paul is supervisor Lyndhurst. of Edwin L Lupaiewiza of Irv- j YOV for the record management de­ ington on Sunday The wedding j partment of Hubert Ayre Cos YANCEY-DHONDT took plate at the Little Church ! Smoked Hams metic Company, . Miss Juliette Dhondt, daughter Around the Coiner in New Yoik j W HtHI i»K sMAWl W tl» Mr. Paul is a teacher in Lodi of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Dhondt. of High School and attends Rutger* ; 125 North 14th street. Prospect u i N i i m « * r n i s t . University Law School. i Park, became the bride of John MRS MICHAEL G1AMFAOLA Y ahcey of 388 Park avenut. Sun- De Maiti Jr. End* Court* ' day at 4:30 p. m., at a cerem ony LEGS LAMB McINl YRE-CLARK M iss Isabelle M az zi attended Arnold A. A De Maasi. Jr . of j Miss Ella Renn Clark, daugh­ the bride as maid of honor, to­ perform ed at Our I*ady of Lourds Church. P aterso n . A reception Ridge road, Rutherford, haa com- j m m m u’wiT»«» »«' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter J gether with Miss Stella Liberti w aa h e ld at QabaUtta in Clark of Sunbury. Pa. became! and Miss Mary Fuslo aa brides­ the bride of George W. Me In- | maids Virginia Dugo w a s flow er Mias Anna Klemm of Paterson ment offered by General Motor? ‘ CHICKENS tyre Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs girl was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Institute of Technology at Flint., George W. M cIntyre of 140 Fern Joaeph Marion was best man. Mich. The course is especially dr- j I H .H t » I I t v w n r u « ' i H t < k avenue.^ Lyndhurst. on Sundav were the Misses Hope Gover of Patrick Fararra and Anthony Pa- signed for song snd promising' The ceremony was performed at Radburn and Peggy Cole of New­ luzzo were ushers. Louis Schiano ark Dole Geiger of Ridgewood young employes of dealer* and 4 p.m. at the Catawtssa Avenue POT ROAST and Michael Giampnala. neph­ distributors. Methodist Church. Sunbury, by was flower girl. ews of the groom, were church Jules Mobile of Newark served Mr De Massi was sponsored by the Rev. Wayne E North. h i i . i ttm m »*«Htrti> u s h e r s as best man. Michael Mandos of Miss Bernice Renn Clark was the De Massi Motor Company, The bride was attired m a Newark and Anthony Rich of her sister’s maid of honor. Brides Inc . of Lyndhurst. AUTOMATIC white lace-trimmed muslin de Nutiey ushered. C O lD C U T S maids were the Misses Ada May f< ie hop-skirted gown, with an The bride wore an old fashion­ Marshall. of Munnsville, N Y. illusion neckline of net Her fin­ ed gown of Swiss imported eye­ WASHERS MiMHttM. ON IIIIN li and Gcorgiana Mitchell of Coop- gertip veil, edged with lace, fell let organdy and a fingertip veil erstow n, N. Y. from a seed-peafl and rhinestone which fell from a lace bonnet. Edward Beatsy of Lyndhurst crown her bouquet was of white She carried a white prayerhook CHICKENS was best man. Ushers were’ Ferd | roses and a center of two or­ toooed w ith a w hite orchid Ml»< U4UI) 411 ilM M li W t«tl inand Sasse of Allentown. Pa . ch id s. Her attendants wore gowns of Raymond Fitzpatrick of Lynd Ail of the attendants wore maize organdy and pale lavender hurst, Richard and William Hauck a g o w n s of similar style m sum­ 109 ” organdy made along old fashion­ of Sunbury. mer cokns The maid o l h o n o r ed lines and the flower girl wore The bride wore a gown of whit*' wore nile green the i ridesmaids white organdy. All carried old damask fashioned w ith a dropped aqua and lavendar and the flow­ fashion bouquets ef mixed shoulder line trimmed with a . er girl pink They carried bou­ j flowers and wore matching head- M2S a WEEK bertha of lace m a long fitted quets of spring flowers' dresaes. bodice with long sleeve* pointed A -reception foi 30o peeplc fol­ On their return from Atlantic at the wrist and a full skirt*fin- lowed at St Michael * hall i City the couple will live at 125 Ml* III MM % lift ished in a long train. Her finger After a trip to Washington. North 14th street. Prospect Park tip veil was arranged with a D C . the couple will reside a t Mrs. Y ancey tt a . graduate j> TOMATOES bo« 19c headdress of white braid inter 338 Sanford avenue Eastside High School, Paterson woven with pearls She cartied Both the bride and groom at­ and Is an instructor at the Ar IRI«N a bouquet of white roses tended local schools The bride thur Murray Studio In Newark GREEN BEANS The maid of honor wore a gown is employed at Fireman * Insur . Mr Y ancey » a graduate <4 2- ib*. 2 9 c of aqua faille with a dropped a nee Company in Newark. The Lyndhurat High School and at­ shoulder line trimmed with a g ro o m , a former army v e te r a n tended Newark College of In- Full Pod P**«» .2 l-bs. 29c large bertha collar of the same is employed bv Stainless Steel material and a full skirt.gathered Products of Elizabeth Freeitone PoacKei 2 lbs. 25c so as to form a bustle in the back The bridesmaids wore similar RiriNSK YKINDfcA Oraa* — I M Ltfhte. bun. 14c VIOLA BROTHERS. 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Mias Lorraine Ann Parade Doc Blumenthol's Son Its A Funny World daughter of Joseph T. {Continued from Page One). 200-Irving place, is ei th e K U K a rih e G ibbs S Staging Lake Theatre WANTED: Owners of one begins Rer work Sept strait-jacket, thiee G-strings, one than he can recall, is returning ease of canned beer, one auto­ to his. first love, the stage. It matic backscratcher. Claimants please call at the American Air­ was the legitimate theater that lines lost and found department gave a professional start (o the at LaGuardia Firtd, New Yo F ealu ren e aad Lvndhurst Stamp Club is anxious tracers couldn't get a line on it. j 3 DAYS—SUNDAY ih m TI KSDAY t^ reorganize his “Seven Seas i Turned out finally that. It was I < .ontincion* Sunday and Monday In Stamp . Exchange," created by ; not somebody’s late lamented j observanre of Indeprndrnrr Day. him in 1917 and built up thru pet, but only a toy cat. the years to embrace over 700 The G-string turned up in a D R I V E I N RlOt WITH VOUNG l£ M ,* philatelists in 79 countries thru ! cosmetic kit containing three; ... flAVORtD WITH • out the world. Reorganization of , complete burlesque ^ostumes and SSSE will take place at his home a quantity, of perfume and hair , Savr Money Eliminate Baby rfui ing the summer months o t bleach. After the usual search j Sitter* Hrinf the Children. July .end August. had failed to locate the owner, 1 Tonight, Fri. Sal.- July 1-2-3 Junior and adult philatelists William Elllotl-Vera Balaton de>uing to- join should submit FOB B EN T “ W YOM IN

SSSE membership will be lim- "THE PRINCE OF rd until 'established, will meet Caughey’s THIEVES ' o n th lv a t Mr Sleater'* home. L AIB CONDITIONED Jrfn Hall • Patrieia M«rrt*tni ** Bar and Restaurant ‘THE HUNTED' Fire Convention Parade •ilk PrrMrn Fo«ter ’ Photos Sizzling TlMC'dai iMai. A Eve.* July 8 R t . i w n s s Mild I h A Cartoon Show Your choice of si« 4 x 5 Prints — $1.00 Randolph Seutt in Keep them in your scrapbook. Steak “FRONTIER MARSHALL" Oeer«« Moe»ny -I- -BELLE STARR- Send them to your friends. Angela Landakury—m »"n Sun. A M. Sandwich Academy Aoardi. •rhh Cene Tierney nhyllia Ttiaater *• Tueiida* Never before have you had this opportunity ' rarioon* A 2-reel thriller fcXTBA- Maaiap 2 Bi* Priao. TENDER, TA5TY STEAK CAMERA HOUSE CRUNCHY TOAST 2Ui SI I * \ Is \\T WE. CRISPY LETTUCE R t G E N T T. l Kl ili 2-12*0 GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES

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ni money on your auto, single lie. furniture or note. Same I otrtinuou* IViiurnu rvicc Phone, make an ap San Carlo Monday. July S irnt. rome in and get the HEADINCi FOR CANDl.EI.lc.HT 275. 17.1*4 Maathh rharges «»n balances H teA V EN " CATERINC; 35© 22.-H to SOaa a n d ' fr o m W M to 550H. SERVICE 450. 2* 11 I j r . Nn. 71*4—7«7—77t R estaurant . U m timty HAVING A rA«YY? VACATION SEASON IS HERE Call KKarny 2 7419 Vacation Expenses thi-* venr mil! he about 10*^ higher than BERLIN EXPRESS FU take care of th e food last yeai Railroad far* r i .-pairs: clothes, board ... the . . . w M r il-ll-ll Fancy sandwiches, cakes made » m , n . , . i c ost o f e v e i v th m g U.M c -^ t,. ir.Jikt up a gcw»d vacation is up m my ow n kitchen All kinds And vet. n.*»*4 p.-ot.if vacations A vacation can be THE IRON (1R T A IN " >f delieiou.s salads Wedding financed for"a wh-ie l->t !• than a nervous breakdown. * •nd ennagenu-nt parties. Tell me vo«r plan* ind let us show you I enable you to con c o u /tis in to o n e l/«*an -LETS U VE AGAIN .«k l-k. *— ] mibn Lawnmowers Pei haps NOW unde ,i new higher loan amounti and ♦ e d - Tfcan, Feu JmI« * 4 * AND convenient iepavn>- nt \ 'O' vmi can afford that ( at or n e d n e n d a y M -triN ii Garden Tool* H o u se h o ld A p p h a ju e ' v«>u'v« n w a n tin g MSIT Cti R PRIVATE DININC ROOM i Kiddie Sbn* and k W R H I c a t A M h* i. ^ . Xvailulilr fur Parlifn. Baaqurl.. Wrddin|t>. Shnwf'M. Sharpened and Liberal Finance Service : i ll . Nil Parlifti Iimi Small at Prif«s In Ell ihe Purw I M r — *— — Repaired lekarl Rodaro**- Jooo Kj m "THE SMt.caa.ERS~ * - u p w . o n r Dal Skidmore 298 R id g e Rd. RUth. 2-9444 lyndhur*t 2 0 ” TrlrviVion Availablr to our Patrotu ndniw d*> | in tfdimmiar 652 Rider Road * Full Cnunr Rinnrr. Si"rv«*d Every Day From 5 to 1 (S Main St. I^dl. S. J. • W A m d m m m A»* ClllhMr l.vadhurM PAwir 3-6*1* OtfllW* *-7J»* P.M. — Sundays and Holiday. From 1 Id 9 P.M. 13 L E A D S tH JM E R S " -BRIEF ENCJOUNTSR- . BV. 2 7178 - ✓ tftJRSDAY, JULY 1, 1948 T H E LEXDSB n c g ran

nel who had charge of instal­ en tion of musical selections writ­ July & bus ride to Aabury L a k e Pfcrt Mrs Herbert FogeU Elect Mrs. Brody lation ceremonies. Organizations ten by local persons and submit­ P a r k S t ' V U ty » G u ild of S i j July IS, Gold Star oMthers Herbert J*#ttie Other new officers are Mrs. Thonu.' Episcopal Church. July “trip to the shore. July i l lawn To Head Music ted to the club for this occasion. Making Plans have been guest* %t the heme it John Hamma, vice president. 11. b u s ih to 1«< Beat Mountain. party at Mrs 1. II Hooker, of )ickinson | Mrs. Brody Is program chairman. Sacted Le*: t Sodality. July II. her ma and daughter ut law, Mt. Mrs. Edward Hamma. recording K.ngsland avenue. Westminster Club of Lyndhurst secretary;. John Hamma. corres­ T a e n e x t regular me*:ing of For Outings I us rule t . Seaside Heights. Ital • and Mrs Fred S F o fe ll a i M uut Ameru an Woman* Aa^via Presbyterian lad le * Atd Society Passes Away M n A be B ro d y was installed ponding secretary; Edwafd Wack- t h e clu b w ill b e held in Septem­ Krarn> street . the? friend* t m i witx. treasurer; Mrs. Harry Os- Many Lyndhurat oriamtaiKins th*n July It, bu» ride to A sb u ry w h o w ill a k » hoW a bus ride to a s p resid en t af t h e L y n d h u rst relative* m this \ncmM 9 ie* a d t ’ waldfl historian; Frank Dunne, ber. by which time standing com­ are planning bus -ruses and pm Pa* k. Ad.'tiium Couu Ordet ol Asbury Paili on July St. Aug. 1 Funeral services for Fairleigh M usic C h b a t their meeting last sergeant-a t-ar ms. mittees for the coming year will than a month left Sunday M : S. D ickinson of Rutherford were •reek a t th e W o m a n ’s C lu b She nics to take place in the next the Amaranth July 10. iftethodwt card party. St. Mary's Guild at co.iutfed at 2 p .m . S a tu rd a y in su cceed ed M rs. Frederic MacCon- The program featured the pres­ be nam ed. few w eeks Church School pKnH at Crystal St Thomas Kptacupal Church their western home Grace Episcopal Church by R e v j K A. Larsen, pastor. Mr . D h k - inson, president of the Becton D iam M i p i « vi« son has been president df the company He. was a director of Frankfurters ™ ^ 33c the American Surgical Trade As- • Mayonnaise 49c sociation for 19 years and w a s j Swift Prem ’ST 47c president of the Manufacturer^ Heilman's Mayonnaise ST 29c Surgicai Trade Association from Ready-to-Serve Smoked Deviled Ham —•«« 2 35e 1919 to 1944. Films t r 25c .V - 29c .V i 37c He was a colonel (inactive) in Vienna Sausages “ T L 17c the United States Army Reserve In 1926 he was appointed a mem­ George Inn VZZ. 'Z 39c Evap Milk “ T T 2 - 29c ber of the War Department Busi Nabisco Ritz 31c ness Council and was advanced HAMSr* • cold, . . .hom •.IS "lofrt” tr\r tor hnlidnwholidoy lb rrwnuv menus 69- Asco Tea 28c X 51c H o t or from lieutenant colonel to colonel. Nabisco Fig NeWtons 18c Mr. Dickinson was a member Tea Bags “’t lT ’Vtr 15cA 43c of the executive committee of the Sunshine Hydros *•**«“ 15c Boy Scouts of America, national Ixtra fancy AscoCoH** 43c , L T l^ and regional councils for N ew 4 t* t %•. ib. 49< M tIM t R IM Sunshine Clover Leaves ‘JT 15c « tC H |e t t f N O »>••' •* York and New Jersey. «‘ FOWL He was a charter membef and Beef * 75c Planters Peanuts '2 31c Ideal CoHee ’ZZ ‘.:5 3 c past president of the Rotary Club First sis ribs MtAv> KXV4I0 r lV, I of Rutherford and from 1922 to - Olives n r r ::: r 25c Cottage Hams ( (VISCKRATIO 1933 was president of the Youn Fancy Turkeys £ Wincrest Coffee JI 40c Pickles ZLT/Z " ”T 25c in>it (• at'C tt takah Country Club. He was a Slab Bacon member of_,the Masonic frater­ Prime Chuck Roast"^ Chickens * 69c n ity . ««Jv ,K)» Ih* p#n Mr. Dickinson built the Con' Smoked Cala Hams longues ‘^T* Cnek Community Church and BALA CLUB BEVERAGES the Social Center Community Veal legs & Rumps r ( k e k i Club House in Beaufort m 1938 Franks Out t-ntil quolitv tleverages G>nger ole, Surviving. are his wife, Mrs Pork Chops °£T, root bee* M?o*wt.r^ wole* <>«onge rolo Grace Bancroft Smith Dickinson:'] Bologna %j»vaponilo Buv o rose' 3 29c ^ a son, Fairleigh Jr of Ruther Chuck Spring Lamb ford: a sister. Miss Lula Dickin Liverwurst son of Plainfield, and a grand- iwottie . w w ^ Id Long Island Duck JI I d * ( ra t its Meat Loaves | p o u n d Sausage Heal Orange Juice “.*.' 21 c Pineapple Asco iM A. Milewski Tangerine Juice •*— 3 IT 29c Peaches ^ 1 .

Anthony Milewski. 78. of 352 Juice 3 r 20c r i5c Peaches Ird street, Lyndhurst. one of founders of SL Michael ; Apricot Nectar 2 12’ 21c Fruit Cocktail C. Church. Lyndhurst. died ay In his home after a Welch's Grope Juice 25c Libby's Plums ** '***1 lingering illness. Born in Po­ Asco Grope Juice 29c land,* he had lived 60 years in ‘IT Apricots Lyndhurst. He retired 11 years, Tomato Juice i**" 2 1^' 23c Apple Sauce ago after 40 years’ in the em ploy of the Lackawanna Rail Tomato Juice 3 1 " 25c Bartlett Pears “ • road. He was a member of' St. Michael's Society and also a Cello Limes member of the Modern Wood Educator Armour's SWIFTNING men of America. He leaves his Large Pascal Celery Cantaloupes - wife, the former Balbina Sla- CRAX TREET winska; three daughters. Mrr 1 42c C la re n c e ( Jennie) Golombiew * - 27c ski. Mrs Anthony (Mary) Wil Oranges _33c \ Cantaloupe* >“ : r 4 7 c r $1 18 czenski and Mrs. Walter (Ida) Goworek. all of Lyndhurst. Florida Oranges eight sons, William of Passaic. Cake Mixes Pork & Beans Z." Joseph, a detective of the Nut ley police department, and F Flour *“ • “V. 33c Van Camp Beans Z Alex, John, \jgnacy. Anthony. Benedict, and Theodore, all <>f Beans ItTtT Lyndhurst, and 19 grandrhil Shortening *. 43c dren. F Alex Milewski is fo 'i^ AT ° E s 6o,oH 0 5 Corn ““T jr" Lyndhurst school Custodian and Cook Books * ~ s u p e r v is o r Herb 0* ‘TTJt Libby's Sw«*t Peas Local sports fans know the — loa, u c Milewskis well Ignacy was the Corned Beef Asparoaus “T-T.tr "Iggie Miller" of pitching fame John is known as “Pop" Miller Hamburgers “ *** Butter Beans ‘*""N “ who managed many teams. Armour's Ha^h 1 Motor Oil a J. H. Johns Catsup “ Renuzit Cider Vmegor Blue Suds Jos* ph H. Johns. 305 Ridge S. Road. Lyndhurst, died in his Potato Chips Gold Oust " hom e Monday morning follow irart attack. He was born -"v.r,iM o U . *■ £ £ -» i - * ver and had lived in Lynd LIFEBUOY WNSO LUX SOAP 44 y e a rs . H e w a s a p a in te r , ed by the D.L*W Rail , 3 - r : 28c. ;le is survived by his wife. Heolth Soap ^ 3 4 c Kthel Blumenstock Johns Herbert G . of Lyndhurst. 3 — 28c 2 ^ . 29c ■ T i — 27c inters. Mrs Edward (Eliza W est, of Middletown. Mrs Jesae (Marian) SILVER OUST SWAN SOAP LUX FLAKES of-MoV rtst-ow rn- Mr» - 99c (Ana) Winter-mute of — — “sw 2 * ( n w ' • • • Lake and Mrs Willian. ■ZT 10c £ Z 34c «•> Stagmeier. of Mmmt 3 Sc 17c ,nd a brother. Edward C 2 ^ . 29c of I slip T e r r a c e , L I. d a ir y c r e s t ic e c r e a m Mi-- t ’ilm orr \ scat ion ing

Mi - Elaine Gilmore, daughte. of W- and Mrs Herbert Blythe cr 29c Gilm te of 23 Livingston avenue \ m m ~ ______who '-as recently graduated from r i . I — ------the iverkelejr School m East Or . arg t is spending a week with her nele and aunt Lieut Col and '-Us William E Gilmore -

DETROIT 8ALB8 CO.. INC . * *• Legion Te«m . W illiam Hibig Hurl poration of tha 8tate of N*w Toiki W illiam. Habig, seven, of 302 PAINT MARKET. INC.: PAIN* HOOKS ENGINEERS. INC., a centals'>h Loses 9 to 8 D m street, Kearny, suffered *>*»lp and WARNER BROTH 1*8.1 lacerations and hip and shoulder a corporation of New Jersey. »• And fendanta. PI fa. Returnable, Aud- The American Legion junior abrasions last week when he ten u a t St. A . D .. 15*48. from his bicycle while coasting r r W U 4 4 AJ* L. BIVONA. 801 r JABS baseball team, seeking honors in By virtue of the ahovr stated ,r" the Bergen County Legion league, down Marin avenue hill. He was to me directed and delivered. I ha*» •y JOEY EULO lost to Ridgefield Park last Sat­ treated by Dr. Bernard Glick and levied upon and wUl expose for -th­ Joe Louis retired as champion in the leather hminc ■ a t p u b lic v e n d u e a t t h e S h e i i f r s €•«>«« urday after having the winning taken to his home in the police In tha City of Hackensack, on Now that the big race is over, of the heavyweight division o n l y ; a n d put his bid in tor the big W adnoaday, July 7, 1*4* 'T * no ou‘! j because Joe W .lcott got » little at two o’clock In the. afternoon. Ea st­ pardon. I mean fight, just as m o n e y . And yet there may be IN CMANCCftV o r N I W J E R S E Y ern Day I if ht Savins Time. anmp _unkiwtum UJ - ■ - T predicted, just a couple of They T ld" !“*reles« in the fatal eleventh • w h i* tm%M w o o m a y Nw wn MANOR ROUES. INC.. • Alt uiai certain tract of land aCrOS* " 1 round last Friday night at the come up on top of the heap. New -J»w y corporation, complain - premiaes. hereinafter particular!) 'In­ couple rounds out of the way, UR and JOHN OKOSSO (alao known scribed, situate, tyins snd beins n Walcott is blaming the referee "II""? ,£ ' Yankee Su‘d,um The Jersey boy aa John Oroaatj and ROSE GROSSO Township of .Lyndhurst. Count' SOFTBALL PICTURE SHOWS SOME CHANGE had an edge on points over the With the mythical first or G ROSSI, Ms wife; FRANK Bergen and State of New Jerse; As the weeks roll on, the Lyndhurst softball league picture, for his defeat. But as one who te a m m a d e s ix errors most of GROSSO (alao Inown aa W ank J Beginning at a point on the I knows. Walcott has no one one which were costly in the loss. champ according to the judges,! of the baseball just a few Ore—o and Frank J. Groaai) and westerly side of Lake Avenue di? < nt continues to change almost each time the sun sets or the' ram CBCBUA 0X 0880 (*1*0 known as thereon two hundred and e*v: to blame but himself. I think it On M o^ayhfrweverthey re- ^ 'h e referee giving U,uis the i days away. July 4th, pennant O colta P Groaao. Cecelia P. Groa- falls. Last week’s activities were cuf^rather short by the antics _... • > . i hanod,H tL'hifh which is a mysterymvstprv totn tKiothis :__ aeven and live hundredths (17' '*5* was the two postponements that versed things and won out over races in both circuits are just as ■o. Cecilia Pe Groaao, • Celia feet Northwesterly from the corner of Jupitfr Xavier Pluvius but in the Eastern Division. Bedricks uroaao. Celia P. Groaao. Ce­ caused his defeat. If my readers Cliffside Park. Richie Van Nort- w r ite r . hot as the weather has been for formed by the intersection of 'he Sport Shop played two- games, won both -ot them,- moved up into.' iiIf ifit m was |m a « ■■IjaamWUifnwri duic iijpil iittr cilia P. Groaao. Cecelia Waldeck. Southwesterly side of Lake Av« *>th will remember ~T~ predicted the wlck, Who Is improving steadily the last couple of days. Tn th.® and rv d iu P WaWwec*), hi* wTTe: the northwesterly side o f P a r t A 1 7 third place and became the first team to score a viptory over the | same reason why Billy Conn as a pitcher, hurled six hit ball, blame should go to Louis, for National League is still a four- TORY REGtSTBR COMPANY, a running thence (1>. Southwestern »t Gallagher Association Club, knocking them out of first place The right angles to Lake Avenue one hun­ would not lick Joe Louis in the struck out seven and was aided Walcott was waging team race with the Braves, Card­ dred snd aeventy-four and ninety- Columbus Club-Starling game was called at the end of the secpnd second fight. by a homer over the left field fight as his previous bout with inals, Giants and Pittsburgh put­ DISCOUNT COMPANY, a corpora­ nine hundredths (174.*9) feet to. tha inning and gave the latter a new lease on things for the score tion Of the State of New Jersey; southwesterly line of lands of thf par­ And so Louis has retired as fence, produced by Donny Db Louis, which incidentally. ting on abitter battle for the LOUIS C. MIOONE. executor und-r ty of the first part; thence (2) North­ was lopsided in favor of the league leaders when the first inning undefeated and believe me this v in e . hailed as' a good scrap. With Wal-1 lead. M anager Billy Southworth the last wUl and teatamant of An­ westerly along the same thlrt>-dva was over In the W estern Division, the Elks pulled quite a sur­ thony S. Mlcone. deceased; H and thrfce hundredths (35.011 '•'O t. was a wise decision on the part Saturday afternoon, Mon. 28. cott doing a light and fancy all has his boys fighting day after LOUIS CI .ARK SON. Baquirc. re- prise in beating the pre-season favorites, Crupi’s Rec, knotting up th e n c e <8> N o r t h e a s t e r l y p a r a lle l • 'ith of the.cham p The heavyweight Ridgefield Park th e w a y day to hold on to their slim lead. celver of the Roofers of Mew Jersey, the flrst course one hundred and <**• the score in the seventh and winning out in the home half of the a b o A y corporate; OEJORGK I enty-slx and ninety-two hundr- dths division will now go into moth AB RHE LCuis wasn’t the great champ Stan Musial’s booming bat HULL NEWARK GLASS CO . m ninth as darkness was falling when Jack Gavin slammed home (176.921 feet to the Southwestern balls for a spell and give fight­ S m ith , 3b ...... 5 1 1 1 that he is supposed to be. He was kept the St. Louis dub in the corporation of New Jersey; ABK of lake Avenue; then'-e (4) South­ the winning tally. They had been beaten earlier in the week by th. BBCKBR: HERMAN VAnPER- easterly along the same thlrtv-flva ers in the lighter classes a Marasco, c __ —.... 4 1 0 0 slow in his attempt to catch his thick of the scramble, while the WART. and WILLIAM K 8CHAKK- last place Valleybrook A Sc S. (35) feet to the point or place ot Be­ chance to come into its own just MacRobbie, cf — 1 2 0 0 foe until Jersey Joe foolishly Pittsburgh Pirates doggedly hold IKOW , co-partners practicing taw ms g in n in g Rain has played havoc with the schedule, 17 games now being « •»* Scharnikow; ED Y - Together with all and singular the as it was 20 years ago when Thompson, rf ------3 2 1 1 thought he could get away in o h to their position. The Giants on tap for playoff. The league heads expect to get together and rights, liberties. iMivleges. her-dita such greats as Leonard, Bud Emerson, I f ______3 2 1 2 slugging it out. It cost him the h o ld in g fourth place are still jn ments and appurtenances thereunto arrange a playoff schedule within the next week. On the basis of WORKS: TME DILLIS TW ^LUM belonging or in anywise' appertaining Taylor, Jack Sharkey, Joe Schoenfelde, ss .... 4 0 0 1 th e title . t h r e a t with their heavy clouting a n d' reversion and remainders. the games played in the first half, the scorers have compiled a Lynch. Peter Herman. Frankie C o n o g , 2 b ____ ...... 4 1 1 1 • • a lin e u p . CO., a cor rents, issues and profits tl complete list of batting averages for each team and the results r: ATLANTIC also all the eatate. right. Genc-ro, Pancho Villa, and many Eucker, lb __ ------3 0 1 0 With the present crop ’of O v e r in the Junior Loopt its CO.; the NA are very revealing. At the top of the list, heading both divisions t . p r o p e lrty. claim and demand others who were just as good O a k le y , p ______1 0 0 0 heavyweights, which to my esti­ s till th e Cleveland Indians, hold­ ■“ OP ELIZA- o f th e s a i d d ePendants l of. In, to and in the race for The Commercial Leader trophies is Ray Melon* . M A N U P A C - out oi tne same, be sold to p»v and as the other, giving action galore Levis, p(7th) ...... 2 0 0 0 mation is the poorest since way in g a one game advantage over ------a corporation: of Crupi's Rec, batting an even .600. Not too far behind him ii satisfy In the first pla-c unto th* said when* everyone who would go back, the division is at a low ebb. th e N e w York Yankees, and the PAIR LA [-RAOSURN TRUST com plainant, the sum of 13.431.71. with Joe Cupps, third baseman of the Gallaghers with a .556 mark COMPANY *- lawful Interest thereon from the 5th away from a club would say, 3 9 5 6 Walcott must be figured as the Philadelphia Athletics. Hie Bos­ 8 MERRILL MACPARLAN. W II- Other leaders showing a mark of .500 or better with at least ten dav of May 1948 until the Hama be what fights," not a “stinkeroo.” L y n d h u r s t leading contender for the va­ ton Red Sox, the hottest team in LIAM H. PARR and WALTER M paid and satisfied, and also th<- costa trips to the plate are Angelo Palo and Jimmy Pacente. both of Let's look over the current AB RHE Paint and Varnlah Work*; K EV of the said complainant which have cancy, until some one comes the league for the p s st w e e k o r PARR, psrtnesa trading as Easlerc been duly taxed at the sum of *3M 24 the VFW team; Buddy Thorne of the Swimming Pool and Dick crop of heavyweights: Joe Wol­ V’Nottwick, lf-p(7) 3 1 2 0 along and says otherwise. Gus so are making thsir bid to climb STONE VARNISH COMPANY, m •PRANK P LIVERMORE. Lindsay of the American Legion .Not too far behind is Barry cott (don't laugh yet), Joe Max­ Czarnecki, cf _____ 4 1 2 1 corporation: ART METAL <’ON- B. E. Rcd.-Comm'l Leader Sheriff. Lesnevich, a light-heavy wants a even higher. So th e tea m th st frrRUCTIQN CO.. a corporation June 9-16-28-30—‘Fees l&O.M SBP M ill Halm, leading his Valley Sweet Shop team with a .428 mark and im. Gus Lesnevich, , W d lls, 2 b _____— . 5 1 1 2 crack at it, but can’t see him in rests in. first place after the July several others, well over , the .300 mark. Elmer (not so violent) Ray. Ez- Divine, ss ___ _ 5 0 2 1 the same ring with Jersey Joe. 4th -doubleheaders, will b e th e The Eastern Division, now playing at Marin Oval, seems to zard Charles, and a few lesser M izzi, c ...... 5 0 0 2 , another light- team to e n tt r t h e O ctober have taken most of the fans with them and in addition to the named boys. Well the best of the Marinacci, lb ...... 4 - 0 0 9 weight, could give Walcott plenty j as the od Isay ing goes, Zimmerman's New Store Hours stands filling up, the banks along the third t-ase line get well lot in my-opinion 1s Charles, but Whalen, rf __ — ... 3 1 1 0 of trouble. Then there's Lee Sa- j But we are inclined to think A d a m o , 3 b __ populated despite the uncertain weather. The sound system has th«- fact is only one light heavy­ —.... 3 2 0 0 void, a veteran of many years is that this won’t be the case th is During July and August W also moved up to the Marine avenue location, after coverage at weight ever managed to turn Picone, lf-p 2 2 0 0 throwing his hat into the ring, year, and we have a hunch the O p e n Mon. and F ri Till » p. m the high* school field with the Western Division for the first week th»- title, none other than Bob There’s a possible chance that dog fight will go down to the of the second half. Fitzimmons. There is no one 34 8 8 6 Tami Mauriello might get serious1 wire, in both leagues. T m , Wed., Thun., and Sat TUI S p. m. t . • '» • ^ • •f the above named who has the Legioa - had a man on second (Except This Sat Only—Open Till 9 p. m l BIG PLANS FOR EQITRTH OF JULY CELEBRATION slightest resemblance of the and third in the 9th inning no .Next Monday afternoon the high school field will be buzzing mighty Bob as far as fighting i3 outs—couldn’t score. Errors hurt with activity and the town’s youngsters will have their innual .concerned. P ic o n e . Board Accepts field day, running in all types, of dashes and relays for gold, sil­ Lesenich. an old man. who Mr. Shepherd ver and bronze medals that are provided for the winners As usual, never had much success with Monday afternoon. $6,000 for Building* Clothes the familiar faces will overseer the entire operation. Walter Mol the big boys, being licked by Cliffside Park Is Honored Ioy will head the entire committee and will be assisted by Otto Lee Oma and Bruce Woodcock. AB RH The Board of Commissioners Stella to. Dave Donald again will be clerk of the course Charlie His only victory was over Mau- D. Pietro, ss ...... 4 •0 1 last week accepted an offer of As Guest at Last You WiH Need Jensen will be the starter and all of ihe other lads, including Sam riella an unconditioned fat boy Gostkowski, cf _____ 4 0 0 $6,000 for the purchase of the N its c h e , p ...... Weekly Luncheon Donald. Frank Gallagher, Willie Bello, Dune Cameron, to mention who he licked both as a light- 3 1 0 Woman's Club, a -township-owned For July 4th a few. always seem to be able to make time for assiting in the h«*avv and as a heavy. Gus is C a rr illo , c ...... 4 2 2 property which formerly housed Kiwanians Have Him gigantic program despite their very busy schedules. Johnny, Kopf only a lightweight, so we go on. Minnervini, lb I ...... 4 1 3 the library and has been used Schlein, rf ...... supervisor of the playgrounds announced that his six playground Elmer Ray kayoed by Charles a 0 0 0 by the Woman's Club since con­ Homer P. Shepherd, recently Week-End P e rr y , 3 b ...... assistants are ready to assist along with Joe Polito who is going few weeks ago. an old man, 4 0 0 struction of the new library. retired supervising principal of Sinatra, 2b ...... 3 0 to have a busy day for his Amvet softball team will be play ini: enough for him. Should I go on? 0 The bid was made by Kipp, Lyndhurst schools, was honor That will keep you Cool, Comfortable and Hmartly A ttl rod. Battagia, If ...... 2 0 0 Ashen and Somerville of Ruther- in the feature ball game against the Amertcan Legion at 4 p.m. Well. Walcott, we know of no guest at last week's luncheon In all. there are 12 field events and two special relays for comments Savold, a nice fellow, foid, for a client and the closing meeting of Lyndhurst Kiwams j|i 28 4 6 was delayed for 60 days In the the Cub Packs and the Boy Scouts. One of the listings on th*- a bit aged who was never too He was introduced to the mem- - L y n d h u r s t Sportswear program is the "firemans surprise” which can mean anything for much Knocked out by light-hit- interim the township took the re- bership by Edmund S. Burke, AB those lads certainly have the know how in anything they seem ting Billy Conn, a few years ago R H who succeeds Shepherd in the Courtney, 2b ...... 2 to tackle To diverse from sports, they put on a splendid show and.retired. On a comeback trail 4 2 school system. SPORT SHIRTS George, rf ...... 3 1 2 last Saturday and along with countless others, we enjoyed every a great feat on his return he Principal speaker was Chan- Marinacci, lb ...... minute of the four-hour long parade. Kayoed Gino Buonvino, which in 3 0 -I The Woman’s Club and other ning P. Clapp, of Perth Amboy, . 2.45 ap F .nghxh moans baby, t h a t i s j u s t D ivivine, in e , uss s ______2 3 1 organizations had petitioned the whose talk dealt with the history . 3.95 o f Gigante. If ...... 3 1 a commissioners not to sell the ODDITIES PLUS what he was. oh well, Gino did apd development of carborun­ Zzarnecki,' cf ...... 3 0 0 p ro p e rty . . 1.00 up While reading a sports column the other day. we saw a littl* lick Cranford to receive his big dum which were awarded to A d a m o , 3 b ...... 3 0 1 An ordinance providing for the item that was of interest to golfers in general It emphatically chance in the Garden. Who is wanians through their names. Cranford’ Who did he lick to M izzi, c ...... 1 0 0 improvement of Stuyvesant ave stated that the average once or twice a week golfer carries en­ . Dr. Paul G. Slota of Ridge get his chancc with Gino? What VanNortwick, p : 3 1 0 nue between Court and Valley 8.95 up tirely too many clubs and went on to say that a certain |4»ye* road, an optomterist, was adm it­ the hell is the use, let’s forget Brook avenues was passed on in­ . 2.95 used only four clubs and consistently shot in the low 8 0 s ted as a new member up it an hail the new regime and 26 6 10 troduction. We can agree to that very easily for after talking to several Other guests were C A. Ander­ Beach Skirt* 4.50 up * break for the little fellows. - Divine hit homer over left field Cost of the improvement will of the boys around town, they almost all recall then caddy days son and Theodore K. Greitag of I think the heavyweights fence' Van Nortwick struck Out be around $20,000, of which $11.- \ t h l e t i c Shirt* 75c op when they played real early in the morning, even before the weed Perth Amboy; John B. Costelli. have given the customers plenty s e v e n m en. 000 will be defrayed by State aid. ing chores began and the dew was still on in a heavy laver. Most from Hoboken; William F.. H a r­ of kicking around. I remember A balance in the budget will (ft the boys played with four or even less club and many shot very vey, Rutherford-South Bergen a few years back a feather­ make it necessary to appropriate Short* 95c up well, under the circumstances. It is fi .well known fact however, LYNDHURST JUNIOR Kiwanis, Frank Koch, Jr.. and weight tournament was staged in but $7,150 of new funds for the that man, following the traits of his race-will always try to im BASEBALL LEAGUE Charles Block, of Hudson. Coun­ 1.50- up the Garden to select a new champ p u rp o se . prove on anything and it is no different with golf. As a golfer starts, Co-Sponsored by Board of ty Also introduced was Mario 5 5 c j i p after Johnny Dundee retired to The commissioners were noli x,v„„ his principal aim is to hit the ball straight, learn about the dis ' Education and Dept, of Parks Centi, a former Golden Gloves fight as a lightweight. There was fied the Roosevelt Recreation, in j Champion. 1 .0 0 a p ta nee that may be obtained from each iron in his bag. and how and Public Property ten of the best fighters selected TEAM ROSTER Stuyvesant avenue, was chareed lobe* 8.95 up to use it. As he progresses, his desire to lower his score In comes L.»u Kid Kaplan, Jose Lombar­ K ey T e a m C a p ta in with selling liquor at prohibited greater and with it, nine out of ten that play the game add to do. K O Chaney. Jack Bernstein. hours by the ABC and the attor­ A S p a rk s M F lo rio their collection of clubs. The basic set of five irons has generally Pepper Martin, Dan Kamma and BoneIIit Entertain B Falcons D. Adams ney was directed to proceed with been considered adequate for practical purposes and mavb*- two four others who at the moment the necessary steps to bring the C 49’e r s J . G u id a Mr. and Mrs. James W Bonel woods might complete the amateur’s complement of clubs Thr time slip my memory. The boys were viqlation before them for a hear­ n P a n th e r s R. P alu zz i li§. of 131 Orient Way. entertain­ always seems to come however when another iron is added here so evenlv matched that Promoter in g . E In d ia n s R. Marchetto ed at a lawn paaty on Saturday oV there, someone brings over a "hot special" sandblaster or .t Tex Rickard ,put the names in a F C y c lo n e s P. Garbanni evening in honor of their daugh­ Loafer “positive direction” putter all to help improve the game hat and selected them in that • • • • LKAUl'E SCHEDULE I/- I L T ter, Barbara, who finished gram­ manner Each match was quoted HEAVYWEIGHT SNAFU At High School At M inn Firldl h a rd e n V^IUD lO mar school last week. She w m a Shoe, ■ 7.50 at even money. So everyone can student of Lincoln School. Now that the Louis-Walcott dance contest has taken place see the difference of the type of c;«nn- time. io a m | Purchase Trophies ! June 29, Tues A x B Chinese lanterns were used in ■ and the champ has successfully defended his title f«n the 25th boxers of that era C x D r | J u ly 1. T h u s D x F the decorative scheme. A h u g e . time we can't help but throw in our two cents as one man's A x h The Lyndhurst Garden. Club | J u ly 7. W ed B x D cake was the center of attrac- j opinion from a far corner There is no question anywhere in sports C x E meeting was held Monday night, •tion when refreshments were' circles that Joe Louis is one of te greatest heavyweight cham J u ly 9. F ri 1) x E B x F June 28 in the Town Hall The | J u ly 13, T u es. B x E served. Dancing was enjoyed. j owe Budget Merchandiae Club. pions that ever donned the padded mittens. His decision to retire The Standings A x F club voted to purchase iwo tro- CM vtnlail CHarf* Accounts. I J u ly 15. T h u s. A x D In addition to*over 50 y o u n g ; however is a wise move from the way we look at it We can t x R" phy cups to be awarded to the P e o p l e - from Lyndhurst there! remember seeing the same Joe Louis in action both while in train­ . I.>ndhurst Municipal Softball J u ly 20, T u e s E x F A x C m e m b e r s J u ly 22. T h u s C x F w e r e present Mrs. William Bo- Entire Store Air Conditioned ing at Pompton Lakes and in some of his earler encounters, and league Standings as of Flowers are to be sent to Mrs. July 27. Tues A x C nelli of Lyndhurst and Mr. and the present day Lous is a lot different. His power is still cm June 25th, IMS D".John Leigh and Mrs Elmer Dav-. July 2i>. Thus. B x F Mrs James- Brown of Cilfton.' . phatic in either hand as evidenced by his long string of K O \ Eastern Division D xEjenport. two sick charter mem- A u g 3. T u e s C x D grandparents; also Mr. and Mrs.; but his reflexes have naturally grown slower and it would only W 1 A x B bers. The July meeting will be A uk 5. Thus B x E Raymond Rear. Patricia Rear. be a matter of time until some youngster with a fast pair <«f hands Columbus Club ...... 6 D x F : cancelled and _ colored sound ,wu>a ZIMMERMAN’S Aug, 10. Tues C x B Miss Sally Brown ofjCttftoa^ John and strong legs would THit-dance him and knock his'him k off G allagher Ass*n 3. — r~ K « I ; fUm ir-to be shown «t the reju-j Bouquio of PUmft«i ndhurst Rec ...... 3 A ug. 17. T u e s A x F A u g 19, T h u s , Four new member, were pres- Zigma. Mr, Role Boaetli. Ed is for this occasion. Starlings ...... _.... 3 A x I) ent William B Leaser. 371 Sec- ward Hume., Mr. and Mrs John Our point in writing these few lines deals with the price of P«>lish Amor Club ___ 2 M rs. H en r 1 ond avenue, Lyndhurst. Mrs. Catena. Mr and Mrs Joaeph N a ■ admission for the event. $50 tops for a seat that is a lot of A m vets 2 Y B e h re n s o f 521 Henry Read, 73 Evan Ness ave- P a rk p la c returned from Bar cabbe and had the one flurry of blows not produced a , Carucci’s Hilltops _____ 1 ^ *■ I hertnn Oh, ...k ...... *--■ inue. Rutherford. M rs. E d n a O '- M r a n d M r*. Georfe Bennett the very drab fight might have gone down in history as a full Western Division For Good Food Visit Itms with her daurtir 2°nn*U' 41 Uncoln *venue. of 705 Fourth street, have had aa fledged contest. Yst, the official count was 42.667 paid admissions * W m-law Mr ind Mr*. C T L T h "u,h^ ord. >• Sehoen. 71 their guest. Mr. an d M r s Robert for a total gate of $841,700 And what is left of the heavyweight American Legion 3 1 M s 1 Smith. Evan Ne*s avenue, uRtherford. Baker of 6l Lout*. Mo. division? No current names, not proven contenders but two light V F W ______...___ 6 The New heavyweights that will probably do battle in the near future for L'ndh't Swimming Pool 4 the crown vacated by Mr Louis Valley Sweet Shop —. 3 E lk s\ ____ 3 Clubbers* 1 3 Crupis R e c ______3 Joey Doraido’s Driver Loses License Valleybrook A Sc 8,— 2 MAIO’S *or One-Arm Driving •Played tie game ' Games for week of June 21-25 1 Fresh Killed Poultry - Fruits - Vegetal RESTAURANT Monday June 21 A Haledon driver convicted of was unsuccessful. Elks 000 000 oo (BUY ONLY THE PARTS YOU LIKE) 316*318 Valley Brook Ave. ^ LyndbuMt careless driving by Judge Car­ As she stepped up to the^bench Valleybrook Ai*S_ ...... 020 100 03 Poultry Killed and Dratted in Our Jersey City Plant mine Savino in Bergen County she told Judge Savino she <4as Tuesday. June-22. Wednesday. In ihe Building ______Traffic Cour^ Hackensack, last the woman in the case June 23—RAIN . TASTE THE DIFFERENCE night, will hot be able to take his “How old aae you madam’’’ the Thursday. June 24 SPECIAL — Soup, Fricaiwe, and Slewing r.hickrm — 48c per lb. music teacher shopping for at judge asked Valleybrook A *.S 011 RAIN Specializing in Italian-Americen Foods le a s t SO days. "That's kind of a personal ques C r u p i s R e c ______011 R A IN The driver, Edward L e m ie u x , tion,” she replied \~~ Friday. June 15 23, of 131 M an ch ester A ve., lo st "You are the one who offers to C r u p r s R e c ______205 000 000— 7 . Steaks - Chops - Sea Food his license for SO days snd w a s be a witness," said Judge Savino. E lk s _____ — ___. - . 0 1 0 201 201 —8 I Rutherford 2-7585 fined $52. Hia carelM i driving, ac­ “and I have a right to know some J u n e 21 Biily Special* un Luncheon* and Dinner* cording to State Trooper Dono- thing about you.” B e d r i c k 's ______001 140 004—9 ■ W hen she refused to answer tWe i H r U M M i ing along Route 6, Lodi, with his question, the court told her to get J u n e 24— ca lle d at top of 3rd Catenas !• Panin and the Family Trade right arm around his woman back to her seat with other spee- S t a r l i n g s _____ 000 FREE DELIVERY companion. - C o l u m b u s SO I Lemieux denied th* charts but L em ieux insisted there was J u n e 25 102 Park Avenue Rutherford, N. J. said he was simply helping her, n o th in g improper about-the driv­ G allagher's ______010 010 0—2 We Have Large Roasting Chicken* — Broilers Beginning July 15th W e W ill Stay his instructor, with her cdst. The ing. He sgid that after his music B e d r i c k * ______-100 110 x—4 woman attended the hearing and h e frequently took the GAnes of 22-13 called because j Soup — Fricassee Chickens Open Until 4 A . M. offered to defend Lemieux but out shopping o f n u n . .