Local Merchants Seek Action on Better Parking Board of Education

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N o „ it is National [duration Week. Tk<- furor over **jpP Cents whether education la food enouth or' not U M m at that too I™ “f us **ke thr tiipe to reallae bow uodnerful car educa

tinal ssjrten ia — has boon and will become. Thla country, and this area in particular, spends a fortune each rear. rrftttlnt and mannlnc its schools. Our tearhers are well paid and our

school plant, well kept. Nr Taxpayer, in National Education and SO l'T H IH Rt .l N K K\ || W Week, the hat should be doffed lo yo-jl \ . . l v > V* 1 VM )H l RST. Y J . NOV KM HH! II. IT ,: ■ " t a r * * a s MkC««tt| «U h • ! at aiiiM fi**ti H j. v*d«r in, jVt », Local Merchants Bow And A rrow Hunter Dow ns 150-Pound D eer Board Of Education Readying Strong Seek Action On Offensive To Win Building Approval

Ihr li.kir.l f «tli« atiotl Better Parking |»rr}»«ri(»|( an u l r i i . n . - Lyndhurst O pposes P assaic H ere »« «rtN lor th*- ITAu Mritnliiift resell line ui is l»-in« frit lij llie Sliiy\,--aii_ H ill liijjli .« 1 |.„ ,| .. S t Avrntir Miri-liiiiils A**ot-iati,,n int-r fuiltirr of ih r Board of i hI.m I, ili»- %«»), r, w'iH . 1. , * .l (.iiiiiiiiU-i„ii,-r» In lalu* iHirin.iti,,- ariinti on proviilini Im-i- In R enew al O f G ridiron R ivalry I V n.lK. I» ...... O' |In ri»ln I ill 1,-r p.irkinu faciltiio near llie ^hin^ ei'tllrr. !*!»»*. ! C rnlfiil 2 t> ' ' • dtron « o Sat l-b i. • trim* \ i » l l H e « | I . • '" ■ '. r n n ' U 'w it H t . :'d I I r i>\i r »ix >far.» life lu rrrh a n .,.. I>mul«-,l im ,, „ hard- ti • p la \ « . ' n flo r# n«|« r tf, workiiif! ut-guni/minii. Im\e ôtijclu to ini|irot<- <-„ndili„ii» ! ' ’‘ in i ;. a r n e O n l h e r», Ui I ‘ « f • lb* tiv idefv Bnttt hold a • Iim k K .k - f t 1 • , M fr- M ..H |w iti^. i.n lln- av rim,*. T h,Y ha\r dour a joli llial has won national ■' « tn pa»t war-es as they ere jt*r R» j ** i . , | U>«nt 'Tt%r«- .W*>V u ttrn ii, n. j 1 - 1-1 t » , in the ftr*t mee-tin*. and P* 4.»- t a n d l i f w i v r* * h r It. . ^ . Hill they f, j| lhat tl*- parking D M U C o A u te . ^ H'>»t year tn 1955 .. It. .< » uiote « i n , .1 « i I ■ - t r V k i a situation tan only be corrected w VO IITS TO A t 1 ■ l a d a . i, \ ,-r t-M i'u-a ... > . i T b e a r »JWe*» t b * tut**- B i l l P a-* with municipal h>. a I I o . . fc M o n | ib«t > al be ad:dv..« -e assistance. 1 L J _ „ _ ' The commissioners have had ■ ftrlVVIW l t*'*- (Jolden.. fk-rti, I i,, $ . . . _ ■ ■ * - W .M • Wa-art avenue- iu hand a reruminendaturn made- • ‘ *. daii‘* ■ l«v» .i tn the r»4n K uk oft • ' " » * u • ' . « U- ... by the Passaic Valley Citizens,, Plans for a c&tered dinrter ahVf, time usual w»|| b r 2 - c l o c k . I | -■ J . . . v- m - V i . , . \ . Planning Association, an organi,- Court of Honor for. 'Boy Sm ut' t‘.«Hh IV’ B , Pa**!! . . [Of ,**** .ij * * M , . , •■■***., O l i v v zat.on hired by the commission- * rftop HK. to be held next Tues Ifpiipp-d with hows and arrows provided by the l.vndli«m 8 . ' t r u 'u ' " ■ <4 the ft. st. m kowibki. Mi Mad s h U m u J . . . ■ ers at a cost of $600 to make! ,a>‘ n,S“t at Adoniram Tempi* O ntet i hunting fora> ortauised h> John Fortumito. operator NoMh lervry |., ^ sffr« ted U\ t iww . *»MI 0 1 O l n e ■ d e l l . , th» the study., . j -.e< ond avenue, were completed of the i\d il r u s station at River^dr and Jaunrejr avenues. North d p i t T h » . i W «i - 'lhe study was pre£iared last lt a meeting, of tfce troop vjtn> Arlington,, get tl wr prey . • f *»a %• piaJ-.pr - - - 1 tf. c peiu.ng *g«m4 t h e ( olden IVaiv PI April and submitted to the com- ,n,ttee ! uesday evening Thom as Squ.itritc>. 41 M agnolia avenue. Kearny,*put.hls arrow F a RtHherfwd and the 1 n d u ■ i -. | ^ . \ . . eo * mission. Since the May elec tion ’ ‘,l hom e' ot F.d M.i/uie. i th-rouxh a I ii) pound di>e in Stekrs Forest. It was one. of the b tf ’!> lamerful Clif w h o s h o u l d i n > t. Ibyent a*w ! v t ; , i-riei* s, - , was around the corner the report M*ke avenue. Kt‘>t kill* rver rerordrd at.the state park where tho wrap* have M ies are in- the day include Fd.i if UW-)» *1 was given study but little action. This troop already has ei^ht been -Uik*-n o.lf bo>» and arrow huntinf. tVn.'i tn*. *- thev Oianafta F,t | haia King a) R>a«uiii' Sipce the eletcion the mer- i ktfgle Scout- on its roster and In thr party, also, .waa («len Cllkhon: of 143 Jordan avenao. l * H* o.~. H * » '«**> .ird v’ ith (be Indians L.'kdvt . . .i. i P i Wail have tnree m ore aftii n<-.\t K e a r i i y . tii 1 '•faii.r chants have met consistently ► M t foi Nov m i- W iU ia t t i , j*lao luesday. night. Ui the - eiRhi. '•t | *' *• b s er with the com m issioners. The only C lifton .Kh in P « v •'b* add iix > on Stuyvesant avenue and to or- and are students i i i L y n d ■ Mt l MMII f iM*tre ndhuret thi* Satur i b i e der stricter enforcement of the ^hool. Jones Took 54 Towns da> «>' thi'it r«ai*k » b«* w ib a eiord on the *e* eaimfK»u m g t r ei'*4Si«b»< i# v •ne-hour parkin*; regulation. adamon to the three E.isle ie v ti t>>r v o n e d e b u i in** f u l l b a c k t ' u i - t .v. home relief has been noted. ^tou* L»*uj/es' to be awarded ..n f e a t a n r f I w m 1 ■**- After playing i h t v-1»Tt.■ v«v*:t IT**** iiifl But the merchants are far from roe*’d'ay there will be one Stai In Bergen County Test a 12 t. 12 stalemate u ith t»ar . eiv ing end m Im ta satisfied. ; Scout .two 'first class S^-outs. t u i d utmh Mi l William* a l » ‘ . d e f e ! .-*• v * . t **>'-/f. - i? * s. t . - , st 4sio% N»| OHIIS Parking is not a problem uh- t iuss slouIs and 2 \ . , „ . ____— r ______'"'d* îth i kick off with Co*o>i /u- ti, j.i, j u f . ..» . 1 * Hdhar*! ique with Lyndhurst. It is na m ent ..in.,.-* to ih presented. ' Hepubluan «vmckdate toj- governor, pluralittes m the November 5 ' f"* * n -.lom, tt,. |.n . cam e vvorof. tfW ■»*..ori, N« <*ut hxe. u . . !*• | ( t n t it* l o d i a n * p l * > e d fJ* t .!<• . fM .id ' Jam ‘ I* < *ê«aiate. euif tjve of Tamaravk Council. John 1 Th:«. • t n,. lorbes-a margin of al»out 114MB (., , >.,.l , v • a . i'ttfV.oi planning b«>oks by arranging to i t i l v . i F » .« e N .,V , , A l h i •• piovide parking space ’ where Henderson, distn. t coaunuuponor, 1 ! i - 1 to i lodu.-e in quaiHlties UHkipsiMl . , ! * tn the aecnM'JMil H ■ .' > f e«d •eteettg. ■ * H aoaaibio, James Nolan, ol B.o i m.ê- >V.ih.. - c . ,... a i'w .» . «» • ; . a n ,. :t a g < with Kail mt% . RfMM t e d b a i l iri fa i. * ■’ 0 . .Lyndnurst is a relatively old ¥ Ame.,,;,,; I, . , KohLt Mnlli " ** 'V dnft fwl •• «••• o. wh„b t...|ds a |0 to ,.n » < “ U >HK I) , ( j , | * .1*! Ibid • « r0t*«t C&tnmupity. Much ol the proper- J WiUard tw ing. oi -Maple (1 W\ » 1 bad i tied K i » h m m a y .o *d l»* i v a - l V Att»4de4lg !•;' 1’ tv is now’ under private owner- w w d* leader of Post "24. Kxpioi North Arlington. Lvndhurst, Fast Rutherford and Carl IJ { |flo aati. At* adv.M the m erchants to do much m ore' ,’uo't ■iP»,3,'-« 1 ” >"Hiei Tlap-./.. \V;i!;- Mnon'i,-tne and Little Fefrv ; . > ■7 »' iw» CaAltai UMn 'ii^huM âj -f TiHiS.Ll . * 9 • Nulls* }>■ » ? # •.. t« j r ‘ ' a • r v » s , v < > t , . than they are doing will have charge of the m u h > I • i ■ < t .. 7 r * " ' the evening. IVte.ihoro remained Repubhean l*y Hi to a ' 1 k • H u b il» e t t» k ’ I.I- ' But -the Passaic Valley agency \ h i j e (J.ddin lb, b . 4 Cenif a t < Pai » . 9 :.«naard tmmU ib a t --g;-, ( t i a s a r made a del mite recommenda- '1 his troop now ha 1. ’ W:,(■■ l . i« *l r i r d * ■ : ",l ’ State Senator Walter H Jones look fh«m behind <• ■ tion w hich the f merchants feel ment of 3U Scouts and* nine « \ v e r t h e D e m o c r a t i r o p M a d d a l o n e lovtif •. I I) Agosto. by a inaicm *»i f»4 should be pu? into effect at once, plofers. M**mbCrs • of the troup ivmnn ipaliti^s •Jacobsen'. ’v*' i.-iled up In *Hid In a survey of the area, thc!yre S°m« on 11 week-end camp T l o w M d e iOod JOot * reec êd 7 858 to I.) Agosfo's 19.10 But Forhes «o, Fire Damages Passaic Valley researcheib dis- . in gtrsp to Camp Tam arack. • »>nl_v vv in .'ji ‘ i. h> 6.938 to 3.061 Tw o Hunters covered that Lyndhurst owits a O a k l a n d . . - * T t i. • - J. Bogle Home i nit t oMvii"h*M i: 25-foot wide nght of way ex- . Present at the coaimittei F o r b e s 1 6, to ,:t But nt to D Agosto- II t.> tending nearly 250 leet behind meeting were Wiiinmi Schuci |. A | I.I \I)S Ill-M IM . I-\I; |\ j | v i a * u |x-i- u l i a r e l e on Here -are- t h e tm ■' ' ■ N iy 'det A re Injured the stores on the east side of ! man- chairman, L J. Smith. Johi >4 nor-se/uitor figures i o r p . e n e i ’n.yeu the Sen did fl.i, i , t t h r n t n ; l l i s t r i i t : F r a o n -M-<< Stuyvesant avenue. The right ol Koubek, Harry I»ng. Charity F o r b e s Meyner | » A * i . s i . '■ ' "•'» bji i I ■ j I k . n a t . V;• J o h » w ay extends from Court avenue! W illiams, Anthony Mattola. anc I : A llendale • 7 5 4 4 3 .1 K .I3 ■ ” •' iLyhdhoffrt i to dead end behind tire Edna | Cornelius DcGraaf ’ A l p i n e i -a v t. 1 2 2 2;u< If«» r lt e d Mas shop. ; I ------—- ' licrgei h. ltl i C ar M ud!. »d M i r».i.\9 1 4 .7 4 H 5 , 4 1 5 4.2tv« o tw.» firemen *.t b in a m Sun - B o g o t a | tanant m .the H « d » * i p > There are five stores whose ^ 1 M t t 1 1 9 1 4 fj. V 1,1* 17 i'.bee lb-pat t.o . properties front on that right oi S p Q R lS h W O r i c a r l s t a d t 9 5 6 1 2 9 9 9 7 7 The h i t. said. b> havi , t.2« * i •t,v> -the' j ClHTaide Pink 4 .0 6 3 1 • " 3 . 5 7 2 3 9 7 9 1 4 L 1 ailM d - by- chlld/eo pi-SM!,' I*. ,-i N.r« HN ih. M* *!''*• Il that right of way. were 1 r i o s t e r 1 . 5 1 1 • Auxiliary Meets 1 i n i ' 1 6 3 0 1 11 1 matches brought an estimated -. .U M lt paved, |he merchants have C.ies- kfll 1 2 6 9 1 2iBf> 1 . V .I2 9 D e m a r e s t - M i ••-•.- ' ...« a i f o . pointed out, they would have ac i A. regular meeting of tty I n 7 » a 6 3 4 9 0 1 4'-*i dJ.OtM) m f i r e a n d . w a t t d * m * P • I h u n o i d .'- •M 'l.y IS;» h t r f . cess to sizeable parking lots be dies' Auxiliary <»f the Per 3 ,5 4 4 3 19 0 3 J I 3 4 . ictOidifiK to a i .irh gut .- 3 .'2 ‘ -2 : M w j m lhe n e t g l . i hind their own stores. This would Camp. United Spanish W ar Vet Ea*t Paterson 2 . 3 9 1 4 0 5 # 2 5.W 3 61 > v r a r f f •>! a g i permit deliveries to be made at E a s t R u t h * i f o r d f le « t erans, will be held next Tuesday 1 4 2 4 * 1 . 5 6 a ; H O 1 1 2 nauritif ^j£.-.!■ j * tie n • a; &%** t y r h # ' the rear of the shop* instead ol evening at the VFW Building on E d g e w a l e i . - : u n i. 6 7 4 9'-<6 Dr John OK.'tuke i«»»rd t h e day N o E m e r s o n 1 ■ O U -U o thc front — and would give the Valley Brook avenue 9 2 9 1 1 Ficeman ;Th*odorsr Oshat > - , •, r i 8 * :> , '» l g h a o d n<\ H e lyt > merchants and their employees E n g l e w o o d Mis Ellen Eber. recently in ■1 4 7 9 4 12 b • 4 .T 5 5 i 4 ■ • , : /«-. ,»pa> ked ‘ pat king places’ not now available stalled president, will name her Englew ood « l.'l , 4 fMl , 3 ..i .4.'. ■ " ' 2 ■* ; Robert t o t h e m , I r a o f ; 1 i.i ‘ . u .a a w ’ The Passaic Valley agency V a n v ic w t o a t t e n d 4* 2 .0 4 8 I . * 1 2 1 .9 9 1 /»• rad.at 1 F o r i L y t IW a l e add v . i ecvmmended that the land be dinner honoring the 4 . 1 7 4 3 . 3 7 1 p a s t d e p b i 1 4 .14 1 . 2 n * lie port .if ti„ M.,i.o c, a. t n e Frank »n 1..ii<»- M< na. . - l- l ^ g u i hind the stores be acquired from j ment president th i * 9 5 '■ 4 n il 6 4 0 • A l ';> J C i r M o . j . '» ,« d j r g u n b a g the owners on U/ase'.and paved Douglas in Newark G a r f l e d :» 9 4 n rv D e c e r n 7 4 2 6 4 1 •i 4- '*•» of ii,. first aid mi The m erchants feel that m ust, b? lien liiH k b e i 7 • 2 .9 ;t i 1 6i< 2 . 1 1 . 7 done eventually.\ il ickensa* k . Plans will be. m ade foi. the of 4 b 3 * 4 5ftf> 5 , 0 1 9 . , 4 11 * ■ H a i 1 m j|ton ''Pttik But they say a start can l>e ficiid visit of state -nifhee.rs and ■776 " .4 9 1 8 0 5 made at the improvement by Ila-biouek 1|. .Ki.* .• t h e C h r i s t m a s p a r t y t o h« m I. .•2,7:il '-, ■ I 9 6 4 2 9 2 0 ‘ ' paving the nght of way. H a w o r t h kiN i 17N ew M em bers In Legion Post on December 1.7 . , 4 « < 8 7 2 .4 >■, H i l l s d a l e The meri hant* are alarmed 1 5 4 ! I fa i l Sevel»|#*rn. lira m o m | M f 6 7 r t .1 tf .H illtl HI ti»« m l*. I over the fact that one recom H o J l o K u s 1 2 th 4 1 . 1 8 ? 11 »M|i w a* w.irii«‘*| uu | , | ,, i g o i n g :niendation tiuude by the planners 2 3 9 2 i n o l o n g e r p o s s i b l e Butterflys Hear Lit • i- Fer, V 1 I 1 ■ *•»*»» IlM til* .1. ..I |tM o .I m , .1 1 . 2 7 6 ’ re lt«.iifiii t i ^ I i t (Continued on Page 1 ) l^ » d i 2 | V» 2 2 6 7 ll* II W .ilk. r It .11 , i n f I , I* , , Talk On Charm L y n d h u r s t w r u a i t I e g n u l . r l « | H « i .4 4 9 t 3 d 2 M n h w a n 1.2.12 ‘ f t t«r-lo »ii«rl \eirirtfii. I » j v A meetm# for the Bt’ittei My t 9 2 6 1 . 3 3 1 V! v ■ • *ei 1 . 2 3 7 Miss Poindexter Slater was held at the home n f 1 > 2 2 . 1 4 1 1 * s n t u i 11 1 l . 8 '» 6 Mrs W -Cirone. 442 Aldtn *t-et! I . 1 9415 | W r fS b ^ a .1 - - , Vlont v’.ile . H M . Parents' Speaker Thoae attending werf. Mrs H . » 0 2 . 7 4 ft. L t C o l J m ^p h M # i . Mi>o?ia«1»i«- ■ 4.77- ■ 11, Montenaro .of Jeraay City. M * : « 0 * * t h i <■ ■ : N. * M ilford 2 Ja m S Mrs Wingfield Pom.iextet K, J. Bonadonna Mrs* J Uu X w > X I r b e d b ) p a i i North Arlington 3 guidance director at Lyndhurst taulo, Mrs A Lamemi.da M • 2 j m - • -i-.k. 1 . • N o r t h , a l e High School. as guest speaker 1 D Fa¥one. ail of Lyndhuist 4 5 5 i i i n * 4 1 . I * f g a * i H a N o r w o o d . Early Candidate at a meet in- of the Parents Club After the meeting M H. . 6 1 9 4 9 4 a t i . .V - 3 ; ! • a ie d O a k l a n d of St Michael's Parochial School ence Monroe of Fern avenue s r n '8 2 5 :. 1 0 7 0 ■ Nolan ; For Sckool B o a r d Oi l Ti.ppao <*n Wednesday evening ,Sbe told spoke on ’Charm v^hirh w ^ r n a 2 4 3 : ' 4:»6 2 ia i t . C vd M *h. < O r a d e l l 1 «if the various Courses offered in ! deed, lovely u> hear A gift of «.sh » 9 t 2 1 1 6 .** a8 w i « Veteran*7 PatV '-a.tb- * . P a n Lyndhurst-H igh S< ho<>l and th« n tray* were fciven to M s I V| ■ i i 2 i - 2.Ity * ■ 2 3 2 4 • 2.-I ' d (K. I . i ■ P a r a m u s m l! q • n i a s k e d I-- . t:N M n W C ;.»b4 » « i t ' 3 5 3 9 • 3 . 3 * 6 : *^**>da> * t„ a r k K.wti.-# parents w ho were present ! of thanks I tb#7 a n 1 1 0 1 »il«bt»v ill •»< !ta-m s'>y • 1 The speaker was introduced by The theme for the evenm* was 4 4 1 9 | f| 1 6 ? 6 « 3 I V; - mesniawr.ii a r x t 'lid ftV Id Mrs. Kenneth Rozika an offlcei âme night, all km i* •f g a n .« - » . ^ . 2 r > l * , 1 - W 2 . 4fyb i ‘be Pr*-»ul«'|t( a 'ii 2 •f the Parents' Club. Mrs Puir , were playrt .nd (un »a. h-.i t,:, , h :ii ■ 1 :«» 2 7 1 9 f n i * a v ■*!%,< d«xter was the recipient of n a * 8 : s s a '• 3 - a j o t W - ’ .O K te - « l y e , F t 3 2 M while orchid corsage in celebra Mrs. W' ('iron*- had »erved the 2/#>4 1 < He aaid that i ,s . * r V a f * t»on of her birthday, marked women home made Italian j ir « T » H 1 (**■ . |p>#erlM«Krn! h * t b t o a t d a y l 2 « u Ea< h of the wcrmfn t.»*k hi n e i M i t m ; - a # f >nUt M«afM>* * Mrs. Stanley Sadowskl « i m c l i p o n h»«r.k 3 0 47 m • a i a f l i t r h a l f w i t -,i ’ - . • ! ■ ele, ted *r*cretarv to flit the The next meet ng v J 7 « t ') m t * 2 1 | - . t*emewd.«u* , Saddle.HA- B o c - - r i f m t y caused by’ the resignation the home o f M v n I f f l ■•■km ■ I b e ' • * < a cid u Ot Mis. Dor »th> Kalankiewic* donna 1911 2^13 3.363 - • J '*a«r IKe-n. i t » , Announcement was made t'lat k. 2 » 8 . . 1 1 3 j ffk t b e iii -.Teaneck ■it iio a three fur p*#c-e* will be raff Us i Mt apd M. W alter F'«j. (•- . • *14 1 1 2 9 7 • -• C-aaiâfHH -swd •Jia-d. M t»t inv-.s Tenafty •' 3 5 4 1 - ifte -lub card party to be of Living»tdav Mr an ■ vf I 1 6 ' - l l ; « * 4 t s ( 4 'the Pti*»aiao > t> |> t >»addie -R iV*t Jir-rt of.Nr,i«mW ! 29. The p o < R B B j « i and f,v 4tj <-,! y.. 1 * 2 1-5 3 ' ’■Si. . { f f "- - ■ MTaldwu * i j . 3 4 v, oj be on display in sturc win- kem N Y 1 6 & 3 s T o r ‘ i « > * •** ♦ m • '+ M >•- -• ! * + , ■ VMM i ' 2 * i dowr before the party I t M i 5 4 2 i . ' J a # « «<* v and a* > •, y, Co-cha rnter, for the parly ire;' John W esley Shike «.» ,,i t ‘ „ m '94 i . 7r and w, * } 3 . 5 9 6 ..... j:j} ■ ' • ®*^ » '.'a . tbi# W i* ,* ! Jonn Ns'bin#lr.i D r Berin»ii ** 5»hihe, a t Stuvv»-%ant *v.en«»,- t* ^ ■ 1 a a i i n o ; t * a '!' t-a . .n, . n i s * brcw Bnny Killeen is prcudt *r i«o years bid M

ass.stan* superintendent of was emn Hijjh Masa of Requiem was dith W eisma. Catherine Faccone, on ac ount of . the death of Mr. Church School and a teacher th e offered. Interment followed in and Robert Schoener. On Sunday Alban's lister. jo the school. St. Joseph's Cemetery. Lynd there was further celebration ;____ h u r s t . Survivors are his Wife.' Mrs. when relatives were entertained , Eva Baylor Hix*on. two sons! « dinner at the Gallagher hon..-. . S ' p T " * Cn*ptcr O^der of ini- F ?*-rn st:,r > ill t/*. Kenneth of Oranae. and W illiam, Mr». Marco Cox i e l f o RUTHERFORD BAPTIST of Van Nuys. Calif 1 one daught er. Mrs. Helen Ful*z. of Santa Mrs. Lucille Rice CoViello. 277 ( B U M H Harrington avenue, died on Sun tS Weet Passaic Ave.. Rutherfere Clara. Cblif.: a sister: ar.d' f ur day evening ;>t the Passaic- Gen Rev. George Smith, Pastor grandchildren. A funeral service was held at eral Hfcspital. of pneumonia, af 59 Woodward Ave.. Rutherford ter an illness of three-and-a-half Phone GEneva 8-8715 the DeVoe Funeral Home. Wa>h- in&ton. N. J . yes»erday. Inter w e e k s . LYNDHURST HEBREW ment followed in Hazen Ceme Born in Buena Virta To .vnship. tery. Hazen, N. J. C E N TER A ta-ln tie Cour>*v. sh e had lived in 333 Valley Brooh Avenue Lyndhurst- for the Vast 25 years. Study: GEneva S-9M2 Mr*. Frank I j o i m a i i o Survivors are her husband. Jaeob Sivan. Rabbi Marco Coviello: a brother. W I I Mrs. Frances Frangipane Bon liam Rice, of Newark: and tw< i mino, 273 Harrington ave/yu. LATTER DAY SAINTS slaters, M is Mame S*ruble. ol i died on Saturday morning at OF JESUS CHRIST Union, and Mrs. Elizabeth S.haf- j home. She was born in Italy, A. E. Starks. Pawtor fer. o f St. Peters%burs.. Fla. . come to the United States 61 S s i vices Every Sunday The funeral is bein'* held th> j years a?>o and had lived in N ev noinm ;’ at nine oVlock from the a t th e i Yjk>rk City until three months Adomram Masonic Steever Funrral Home. 253 Stuy* Temple I ago v hen she moved to Lynd- 3 2 J S e c o n d venant avenue. I*» Sat red Heart A venue tlli I i Lyndhurst, N. J. Chur; h where ..t i<) am . a Sn|- j She leaves her husband. Fnnk 1 0 ftnn High Main o i Requiem w.ll Church School, a.m . 1 Honanno; six daughters. Mrs. Preaching Service. 11 a.m . be offered. Interment will be in i Santina Ciriim ione. M rs. Vitina Holy Cross C^ntetery, North A r I Livelli, Mr«\ Jennie Kcrner M is l i n g t o n . Lena Genovese, and Mrs. Rose Eckhardt, of Lyndhurst, and Mrs. Mary Orso. of New York City: one son, Anthony of Elmhurst. Honor Court L. I.; two brothers, John Fran gipane, of Lyndhurst. and Ste ve Fo r Troop 83 Frangipane, of the Bronx. N. V : lb grandchildren, and 1 0 g r e a t Troop 83, . Boy Scouts5, held a RELIGIOUS /ik, grandchildren. Court of Hoiior and Pared!*-, 'Ihe funeral v as held r»n Tues Night on W ednesday evening at ARTICLES day from th" Na-are Memorial the Wa; h

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fli/v At IVAo/ctc/e O'reef From Our Factory Showroom 328 BglltviHe Tarnpifce ( at Chestnut $t.) KEariy 2-2351 H H H H H m '’1 crmT 'tu.irr nt. * * « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r i t p a c e fo u r commf.rciai. leader k sot th bf.rc,en review THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1937 MOVIES - ENTERTAINMENT - DINING - DANCING - FOODS

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understood outside their imme Two New Exchanges d i a t e v i c i n i t y . , . A t The Rivoli So that the arnc names can l>e 'Gil Gotham Turns Ths For North Arlington sed in m any localities across the nation,, the , Umtqd States and Two new central office names, Canada have been divided into W Yman 1 and WYinan a. early -tome 130 dial areas each with a next spring will replace the KK distinguishing three-digit code. 2 and 3 designations how in use Thus .if the Wyman name was Spotlight on Your Stars in NortlY Arlington arid Kearny. j. io he u cd in Detroit and San KEarny 2 will become W Yman VW W VVW A%V.-.VW ^/.V» W d I Kiaiv isco as well as in Kearny. I a n d K E a r n y - 3 . W Y i n a n 8 . \ » caller v, lung To rea'-h W vman NKW YOHK Kv. I V tl: tr. we behold. The la t four d igit; of the t*de- 1 - 9 0 7 0 in Detroit would first dial have eve thought of Mi.'u T >dd, Well. -Around 1 h. World' l, pl cne ni trier w ill not be affected he code 3 - 1 - 3 . To reach the sam e the a?4in: ■ i here by re the H(.t Mikad: j. ne iu.nge KEarny 2-0970. for stretched .-out ■ lumixT in aSn iFancisco. he r ins for nearly . three hours, ih siieh e x a m p l e , will b e c o m e W Y m a n 1 j vould first diai 4-1-5, In reverse, 'Around The World n no D i> s " Ciioipin j* the smiling gentleman at, the left. The film is quires that the thousand of tele* is a natural loi TV. ti a tion. Hawaiian national songs r o .u n d - fa f - e d 1 ttle Spaniard. tc.» fhe stranger -than-fiction story ol' cafe comic Joe J5. Lewis, which phone designations now ih use Papa Pepe Amorose is former A l O n >*iu A |M. and music from “South Pacific" serve David Niven. Alsu a perfect •tarts Friday at the Lincoln Theatre, Arlington, and continuing across the nation te reduced to Madrid bullfighter. .With his wife ■ • M * wdl be presented by chorus and choice, in the film! " They have lliru Tuesday., several hundred by using the he dutifully lolfowed the beauty . • s o l o i s t s . The show is written and described Cantinflas as the same names over and over in i'll over New York while • she ’ K'snty-m ilcs-of wire directed by Mis Betty Mander Charlie Chaplin of Mexico. jP.ecton. Diekinson and Com pany; •many localities throughout tie filled her 'trunks with new watts of electricity needed to i llie Karl Weiss or hcstra will Cantinflas is much the warm er D ickinson to ' Kdward A Cantor, Irving Cohen,. United States. L’lotbes. She's a perfect size ten 'n rar ita ;d ers at Rout plav for the performa.nee and al perform er. Chaplin has ah i< iness u I Swiidel - Doniger, Kdward Horo- Bell Te.ephone couipani'v have and fitting were no trouble. m d RoTitr pi TJi-ive-'in The s o for dan' ihjj l a t e r on M r . a n d that repelled even when,he v a v i l h / Joseph J. Kleiner, Jo.(»d W. uiin of th»' indu t r y drive. •date, it is »is t’ood as any. Paar he held r>e. . ,.,i ■ lh federation seeks to raise a panfomimist as Chaolin It.m ay ii : installatroni v,ere started has evolved a pleasant format Savoy Plaza 2 (1,0 0 0 . 0 0 0 this year, to .support be hi,- Lit.ui temperment. but •several v.- eks tiw , and the < n. L a s t Times Ton'jfht a lucky s’iii/< tn Uod'ic* Goodnian,. ) !(i1 h.ealth and . w elfare agencies even in hu moments of.firoatest pl'-U-d irw l.illatioi, t,| the |n-.e< . The president of the who has a flutters handed kind l.i n'Viiitains, including 1 0 h o s - ' Wee Geordife" travail Cantinflas 'rem ains a most wiM he finis’b 'd v.ilhm then< \i •i I ply rnaibifai tiirirui Iii of hum or wln.h Zuzu Pitts marie .p i t a l - . f wonderful human being and the f e w w e e k s . he- the grieKt, of bouor at the ah Fri. thru Tues. Nov. 15-19 popular, a seijes of guest stars ROUTE 3 character# lie draws are brave, niial dinner of the Siir-uaj Sup who- stand up well under the, The installation of then all t hat lene Curcio, dauehter of "The Joker Is Wild" wonderful creatures who befit pjjes aiul Hospital K im pcij nt di. DRIVE IN THEATRE *"aff . elet trie car heat^i,' .wilt; enable Mr and Mrs Pettr Curcio, 265 Frank Sinatra Mitzi Gaynor lhe dignity and wonderful ness of vision of the federation*. At ROUTE 17 -RUTHERFORD Paa» 1 ikes us* think the patrons to etirne t o . ih. < Livingston avenue ,was honor J the human race. Samuel J Si berm.in, tt ' room ihth birthday. • "Short Cut To Hell" his place ln a Japanese aerobatu Dickinson rs chairman of. t'i,. ' I er «■ Both Features Cmemawopt . gn enchontmg world of moko- Shower of Stars was a real stink fort Joanne Wnodw.nd j troupe, he is sheer exuberance, a M ^adowland. Uegional P ahhin beliavo irt w hich th * jt o Fairy Priit er. Bob Hope hasn't had h really "THIKE FACES OF KVi; K i d d i e Mat, Sat . Nov. 16 delight, a craftsman without- I'. The ho.der will be mouuh Board. a trustee of Faiirler^ (•ti . . an elf . . . a butterfly — funny lioui for a long, long tinie. Roller Skating Susan H.iywar.d "ABBOTT & COSTELLO P « 'e r j o i l the S f x ake; post Kaeh b e d giving wtngt to her imagination; ttor- Frank Sinatra had bett/M (lose Diekinson Uim er -y. a tr'icste •TNTAMFO MEET JEK Y LL & HYDE" | T h e sere, on which Canlmflafc •■ ill fl,ehve.r. ! > 0 0 , vviitis ..ol I. of Pennington Colle-e. Vi . l(l\ IKR/C PARK ing up preciout memoriet of fun ond down the half- hour, of unmiti BOWERY BOYS MEET j and eortip-i dash o ver - is hujje ! forced heat directly rntu the ct •member of the New York Ne\ laughter* forever after gated bore in whlMr he THE MONSTERS” and c-onea . suitable fur the api.-oars; The inve ntion of all weather;Uer^ Regional eveiubvi eoii; h|tm Friday 7:30 p.m. A ll C o lo r Program on •■citing world of mimic and before lie loses his ne. D^bhi*! Reyn, cl* LOADS OF CARTOONS I t h i H> "mo imial qualities <>fthe f o u n d - 1 1 , aiioij. is lhe answ er. itr k h e jm it te of the Bov Seoul . rhythm In which sh« learnt the lan stature’ us a- pet forrttirh*. and Saturday TO TAMMY , AND Till; BJOV Todd also uses sound pro , • ■ . at tist. numerbus c usu/mtr-ieqi&sts thi( Aiueri-a and n i e m l x guage Of movement . the poetry BACHELOR" Nov. 20-23 I lection ‘around the theatre to adcl y -s ‘tult. ht'cimw i" , ih,- drive m roh.ain o p e n I lletaA K a p p NKht, 1 1 p . m . of gliding, whirling, looping Ihnough reasingly depressing Jam** Stewart Audin Mmph) to the enioynft nt‘ of hirer spectacle. c ar The movies from your The.univers-itv Ijears the name th# air on winged feet We.tlvnk Perry Comu has ju t Matinee 2 - 5 P.M. NIGHT PASSAGE” "The Pajama Gam e" 'All m all it is a" magnificent ear entorfainm ent. had started a- of his father, the late ( oj Kan aboiit iajn his course 'and that SATI RDAY & Sl'NDAY D o r us p a y J o h n R a i t t . . o happy here ond now world >n I show. a (•.'son il operation .sUnting in leigh Dlckuihon. o f Rutherford. W ED. thru SAT which the tharet with other children Dean Martin will ho wise if he Sprtlal RATKS t«t (ermtps a l s o M at and eontimnn'< throu- h < »■ \ o- iat- eb ih'nien of the fl n .AM Color Piogr.im ■ the thrill of new experiences doc; li t pot him i: on too-.many- Tem* Amorose . l o h e i dh latt*-t heat tier and 'drive met ,ucf< Hem . 701. WASHINGTON AVK. John Wayne Janft Lr'Mh 'House Of Numbers" s | »OWs -Now v learnt the job of accomplishment . Since si -nit . of the best pai ts ' of ■ i installation, Route 3 anR Becton. executive viee presidetvt Brl eville, N. J. PL. 9 4969 * ‘ JET PILOT" in Cinemascope witl^ emnj the approval of otheri — under' If we'had our way we'd build j "A iouikIi the World" are the ' :,"'d' t'i di,i e fns w '1 I ontintie of the 'fivn Dr. -Dsi-ar l€ S Imi Rod Steiger Jat k Pa la nee the gentle, understanding direction of Spanish, scene'.let's introduce you a show around Carol Charming: ■iveiation throu ! • ut 'the yeai detz.ky, in charge of.iesear.ih for (Hil (hrnvrs liill and Anna "R tN OF THE ARROW" a vary special" kind of teacher, Ihe to a Spanish ;'a| of whom yori 'lln gal vya* “Ue "I 1 he I: dan(« leather. j-ai'e go.’ng.to hear much. mue.h | bright spots-' in that horrible . a wonderful world of tomorrow • more in the futuie She is Teri •Standard Oil anniversary show in which the aiovet with poite Ambifise. a 22 yeai old beauts a month ago and she was the gros. |H>Hdinent for free dance an Henry Fonda in :ll«sis. W luit Is very nearly im|*ossiblc Lon Chaney oliIM,IM, *•’ Studio | menco routines. That's a lot o.f (Jene Nelsfm "Scandal in Sorrento" daruipg, lor one gal- IIAK & t.FII.I, ( i \S.w| s >|i''riiil < l.i"- « for I i i * > I d / . \ 11 i ^ l,rsMiHh:$|,IHI,' KE 3-0704 | Kvcn those iritiis who didn't ItMlgr Road and I rrrntan lit fall over into’ the aisles were l yndhurst, N. J. l‘!ra-e call at llie 'linlo t « 11 Kej.vHtraliou «I.r\ - |« r fu r lier in fo riiiafiori li PARK KIIX.K im ivi; j aware that they wen* vvuh hlng. Tel. tiFneva I 97 IS NOUTII AHI.IM.TON an at,ithentik neauty. Ten- stands ' • .* call \\ l.listcr M i!. n .»r M \rk.rt 2 .M»R27. (A&P Shopping Center' . five feet, Six inches,-weighs 1 2 5 Park Rest B ar & G rill

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• H a m ’ * C a m d Joan caana Relastag Maid paha Ho* oca f d n n t al tU m m § t r a y x • CittM H al •« fmmm Ask For A Julius Special raw MiKoMlta'a tacatiaa at Hm talaM y.M M • M ctel SwMUMMtg P m I mew Sam ata Tanata Natal! Y tl,al thia tabula* i • Yachting crtMM in Iwnmer wM em* v— m LfTTtS aa S24.M I Sa Florida Kay* l a a ' t t o o * ■ a a Oho* m ’mw te lot waiw tlwal Double Barrel’s Tavern • W « t e * i m i ikiM Sfn«|i with 4 SO YOU* LOCAL TKAWL A 6 S N T F U tS T JOE DOBKOWOL.SKI. Trop veter ihawt daily f NEW SARASOTA TERITERRACE HOTEL W Ebtter 9-988I «M LEHANDOWSKI STREET. LVVDBIRST, N. J. J m M M B B K . I t a 172* — lAtAtOT*. PUMUDA — TB. tineiiwe — m il THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1057 COMMFRO \1,1F \PFR .1 >oi Til BERT.FA RFV1F1' t 4g f r o * t

• n d M K ir - .: >, .. . i- tf* ' | Vt . y t •* C ! it ft j * ’-| C l s i e Airs. Kalman Kelncr read the M hr. tn.«4oi>. a*«*rt».e fhlff ! ind. m a* (i t -n R,d„.- snd >afety bulletin -for the month. It W l i ^ a m was announced that for the sec at- dinner nn >utxlay t >. V A re You Victim O f C ivilitis? f i, tyim r.d \cai \Mm unit re ei ed the R u d o l p h ft--*--. ■ ,\. >o .. •* ■< •%. Hfltwrt and M P. T. A . News ] J . - . . , * ’ h v . .. • - . - | y • . . 'yfity a-ward from the Safety Mr M idlist \;.u r ft*e< • y ‘ii , W ru d takes and. ixm rr *teeim g.'- ' C o u n t 1! bone eonmH ted Bd. of Education \VVVASVVVWA\VWVWVV%WV%VAWVAV.VWAVVI M.s* ls»Kl - th* .»«• »*« th* 'Uut the bt*rde« wy your tv* -' cy* ;-t*m % has t 6 >wn by leaps (Continued from Pajte It Franklin FT A MrsPhiftu* J. Paul, TJTWRIen*,w ^ onl , th* atltndano* »a;d Im ,h" '* y , n , r b r * m "'W* ! time as your foot ticks otf mrlc .. ul vuhds You must w atih the The Board of EUlucat.on real [ Joseph Moeller. Motor* Ye- ' spoke a special welc«*ne to .’tn lhe I« n cut of parent on the accelerator. .ui the «*s in'hind the i«e» it i> going to haw iliilwult hide Inspector of Trenton was ,„mer> who were present, this attendance The next meeting will be held W ell, you :*- prvtbahly a v-.< t ; ■ . l o t i " " t c 'im d and tie alert t i m e w i n n i n i a p iw r o v -a l t » tt»* puest speaker at a meeting Of: bcinR Fathers' udditf.’n In' (art - nt -• '•«" on the evening of Det em ber 11 ,-of rivili/itis a n*-t un • . xpelted activity likely to the Franklin PTA held Wedncs Patrol boys of the school were when, a Christm as progifun v ill disease affecting milhon> ot re up from anywhere nearby ‘Hr'enijf <|Me>t >’« that, the v .»tef' For XMAS day evening at the school. hosts of the evening. Guests wei* >. X '-ty . t . M i n o i s a u e r * r e s l t i * . * 1.1 » W » Store "children .re your b ig ': «rs „ St.nl*> B. .11. a r»M «>*»>* !£ V' . ,iik-K I,, grow . third With thi. m mind * w > n » m * Buy That Gift ..tem .nl interest."the H H rM , prendent ol thi. unit, Mr.. WM ; oimab.m ITA «£TVmv »nd «»• m idftte y M H h e a d . h » » h < » * > ■ "we must nrartice vafrtv from ter Honsoti, «nunty courttilnr for Ihe' cxe uiive board, . f the; b w rthiThl* wuold ehll t m « n e x I M n the cradle to the f.ra\ e" He sue Lyndhur t Mrs jnhn J. Dabal, 'f'h:ml-'. s i’i A met yesterday shrinking hemisphere, ‘utiit h t> ihri M awen tn raae lhe «®» Pfw»t*m Wirt wmlM hr e«i Bicycic Now jested that the teen ager s driv president of the River Road PTA. fUrno. n at the h« me of their m , u rr1 a plo,j»ct of nyidero . * i I ' ‘ er’s age may be rair*^ l. Al houigh Mrs. Jam es Allai. pre-nte it as the mtsterni»aik»n prt>i:r«m is •res dent. Mrs Burton Davi*. of nimniunk'ftiioii and modern | v id sfghs. for exam ple. *r* their reaction is better than th »t -lefferson Pi A and Mrs ChavUs no» bein.^ d »n« Sut'h • pr<>gi ,»M- 'tyth- avcniMv transpoftation And vou’re prob fc, n -4 ma le larger, w ilh ewj?has of many older diivers, they ure Christ, elem entary school.- PTA some ment Ih*'?*.’ tv#!., r>* p;artj. w ‘ ■»-mr-If ted for the ah,y an IIK.UrabIe speeder t*n. ‘•tandar*ti/ed >haoe. «*iiW not always the sifest driver's. He Counc il president. — ncetrnq in be h^ld on Monday |y«>pular w tih the »v t*t a.-e l., y}«a<- The situation, in fat t, is likel i i-etle, tiv ity to m ake them- demonstrated how the vehi le Mi s I.arold Woi»ster v. a> er since it would ncvesst!**'!** o- evening at the school v hen Mi to get worse muth vvvi > i*. ’ S d a v a n d n ^ ’ h t ■ departm ent tea* hes illiterates chosen to attend the Junior W<»- ho el testa. 1 m .i1 health ofttcer, iW-vv bond \s».vw-> tiui < Mild in’ lK*foie it gels befer You, and Better brakes enable v . h i t o s t o p how to read mad signs. Some of man > Club meeting next Tue ..ill speak un “Children’s Dis- i’i- the proverbial made to'; .conform ■ v* ith d u ^ .h those attending ’he mee* ng were day evening v.hen their tt in rmUions of .other* likt you. have <• iittU Wo ttock paits ond m.tko f»pd>rv on ed in an existence .-of dime One ul the bijj split-second whedulmg. Y o u rit.m iticaKm^ i dem ostration testing. te discussed. the espaiuion grani ... the < of bike*. Wc tell Wc hjndl.' jii popular m«kei Waobin^tun PTA j. want to go f«rthei fastri Admit wtt- tti 'i sudden The Was»ungton t*TA ‘ ' it. Your super -charged chariot .s '> fait ihv b«>*id hit* hadvad n ofh va- J meet thifc cvt-ninj: at the j.*, hool designed tn get "you there f.t*t. consultation with th* pi ol Americ.in and Europcon b'cytfct •n S d|t i -. I i’ ll Mi s. John S«>ied Heart and St Mi and modern expressway» have n e d > .m t t h e n > B. Soz/.io. f res.ideut, in \barge been taik red for sin't'd and. more. j« ., Chuiches hi learn *h*t The pw.‘ra'm v.iH m«-l«de talks d i e n V “d » e s t o t plan*, ftî the ttitvut »»• tiy FhiPip Pmil and Moiris S«.*t iiw ii v t Nt ,ii v It le >how lU’th «hurche* have •■lo*. j Iel«pKor.r WL 9 i J Q ' ) .e U V'.-IM- In eas tem.hr.tnt.i o f the Board ol Edu The exi»'rt», howtAe- have ?** •* H'tiootsi St Mr. bat . > ! • alH'H .-n t’ie projxaed new lied to Hnd new .way.« to eraii- I.f the ! » ! hi'MJe grade while S»«ol ItVai . ho« I They will also ;.ns\ er pensate for the fact that yoU'e ' ' ■ I tm.'ht go a o n l y t i p t.< t h e » t » r < jn*‘.stion> A film. "This N New human and.âs su« h an* i a* a‘de ( ; easing th. ' >.n W hether the p .esp. I LYNDHURST BIKE SHOP Jersey*', w 111 t>« shown. A social of no ihore sensory jMiweia « N n cal pa»**chial high *«.it-*• ■ hour with n O cshiijents will lol- you caiet*n along at W than been deter n,m ei H Wevei when you rode at a leisurely 40 M ..ffam ot rag td* ur*t. N J. 'I he annual ha/a of this PTA mph or Ht» True, there'* tvss de vd llu Ter t n e n t a v y s^-ht**,>!> t h e i 't 'P ' dl be h*>kl this afterm n froni mantled nowadays of ymir foot i,t on Kuda »0 the poMi. i l« i n e n t a r * > Noon t |v :ii Tl*e » iind> IwMtths bone and your m isl b*ine> what ha* di <•!-. c u »o », > ,.% SSSVW \% VNVN% \SSW NS% \% % >V.W SVV.*.% SV\V.\\W .' ill be :n i.harge- of Mis R G, ..mdtHi- and Mis- .Jack. DiBlasi. ■Miveltn s. Mir Arthur Wilson »nd Mi Joseph Ja.ikov.ski ap M C'hi i«-'Stii.hlei and VIi Samuel S<-ei!>n; >h>its. Mis V' Un lv .md Ml - Atthor . .ivt.-T aiid Mi*. J Keely. jewel- ,J . S . ■ and ' M is Robert , i t - i..Ad pies. M.s. U M !*•*) *i...Ire'n- - i’*l* M; > r,d-.\ ard. Hu at id M rs W illiou j joriH h'c i. he.shmonts. M rs .1 V , Bad.) Mrs. AI en Sum. Vis Si v lev Bioako. mkIh and =' Mi- W ilbui Smitti aiid M i , »■ K K i d e c n w h i t e Cdt ham Mis F, S. Sti rbo; canned j ... d - M r . 1 - iM i.i« t, T m k h a m j Hid Mi S (» Ciutei I. and rof | fee and aKc-’o be ser\«d dm. the •b.iy.aar. vauou.s m rni .e t the orgjioi/ d. >n At' 'heTr * x* niivt V,t*.ud nvet t in- on Wednesday af’einoon. We arc pleased to announco th it Mrs. Stu'hlor and Mr. DiB asr. : i, |, ...t• s to thi tat.i iviit-.-n So/n Wasserman £ gave then iepe.«^ \ i| B I L L M A C Y be discussed • N a p k in s "««»-:»»'»2 cit the Pike, Kearny, N. J. Mrs. Arthur N’orstcdt. of Iîkt * S' i iue. ai'rnded’ a meet in.’. .>< | S ------^ IDEAL -■ GREEN her di^tiKt Past Matrons Club i a (.irder ol the Eastern Star o e a n s «r« s* the humr of Mrs Hov. ai d K u t | Red Bank, on .Kudu J a n e P e a s FARMOALE - LAR6E - SWEET Even Her Best F riend! Tell H et I OHIO CRIM I ll>. M at N abisco Cookies OS SWISS CRIMI II . ti a i E a st: S u e , y ou do things so rinety and so easily.’ ■ Froten foods Sou th : Sue *!.iJ i^ »n e n t;m r rr ^ trained her, West "N ot al nlt Sor's systenm tir and p|an» wr-fl ■ Ideal Spinach Sue Hoshf I une autom atic r4r« tri^ rlrvires W hetever I rs — and gan with its sutoinntic "on and e»fl_seivi«e ■ liw k ^ it ti a for cooking and heating Fresh Hams as. *53 mm A HP *9* East: Fhrn m oney in the answer ■ t u t f r o m f i n e s t , . i.ff l rriiiler V'tm g. porier* l/i>t< g stwl lati^s jn** •• #'*-d l-âe Sue:, ’’N o — our 4 > 111« a»e, to*be sure, a bit h-i.gHer.oyi f h e l**t Jew year*, but I enjoy m ore convenience and i Birds lye Dinners fort in my hovi»e." PIXIK SA U K RK R A U T « *. IS< r u tin rim cmct ( A West: I hen, you believ * h

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256 - 60 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J THURSDAY, NOVEMBER It, 1957 PAGE SIX COMMERCIAL LEADER & SOLTH BERGEN REVIEW Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Schwei- M embers * of the Council who .ELECTRIC OUTPUT UP PTA HOLDS MEETING igert of Watson avenue returned were present voted» unanimous TO DISCUSS SCHOOLS Output of electricity by Public on Tuesday from W afling.ord, Girl Scout News approval of the proposed ad- 1 Service Electric and Gas Com- Conn.. where they celebrated d i t i o n . The • Elem entary Schools PTA ©anv for the week ertue-J their 49th wedding anniversary Member? of tho High St hool Council held a special meeting •7. 195", was .213,710,900 kilow att on M onday in the horn's of their Troop 13 Brownies, with their.leaders. Mm?s. R. M itchell and J. PUR had been invited to attend on Tuesday afternoon at the hours com pared with 201.142.80C*' son and daughter-in-law . Mr. and Stawlcki, went with private cars to a bread bak.n* concern in the meeting. Those present also Franklin School to di?cuss the in the corresponding week a yeav Mrs. W illiam Schweigert. Newark. Upon arrival we were greeted by c most courVoui guide. approved the proposed addition. proposed addition to the Lynd a g o He conducted a tour of the entire building explaining each pro Mrs. W alter Ronson. county hurst High School builcling. M rs. Mrs. Josephine Edward*; of C ul cess as he went along. The tour was comp ei«ly fascinating and councillor, expressed the hope Charles W. Christ, president, had bertson. Neb., who b^ - been a interesting. The entire building, where the bread was being made, that PTA members will fight vig charge of the meeting. guest in the home of her son-in- wa« yprv nice and clean. When the tour was ov»?r tho guide gave orously for the addition. Eaih Mr', and M rs. Robert H. M osing Lli Kane, superintendent of law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. each of us a large loaf of bread, a package o f chocolate-covered PTA unit will decide how best of Page avenue saw The Ten schools, was their speaker. He Peter F. Curcio, of Livingston donuts .a pencil -and a book. "Bread in the M aking." From there to work for th^^roject. Com mandm ents on Saturday eve- said that by 1958 Lyndhurst m u avenue, left for her home Mon wc went to the Newark Museurti whe're we jaw a .planetarium per Fliers will be sent home with wne in celebration of tyrs. Mes- nicipality will be free of debt, d a y n i g h t . formance. We learned m any new things about the heavens and also the a:* hool children announcing sing's birthday. therefore it would then be en a good bit about Sputnivk. M m es. J. Piergroshi. F. W agner, J. Sta [dates for open’ meetings to be titled to borrow money at a low, wicki and R. Mitchell served as drivers and chaperones. held so that all may get full ano rate of interest, m aybe as low as Troop 20 went on a bus trip Saturday to see the famous rep I'ture picture of the propos d nee 3 ‘ 2 per cent for a ten year per lica of the M ayvloww'which was dot ked in the New York harbor I use addition, l here v.ijl alic BE BEAUTIFUL! BE PRa C t iod, the amount of interest be .fter a tour ol tW Vnp and its cargo disp'ayed. on the pier we i be personal contacts tr* êt as ing lower for a ten year period raveled on to Central Paik W e ale our lunch in the out loor picnic na...% e a.-> p«»isi:>ie «>t.t t B U Y YOUR AL! ea and then journeyed to the zoo to set* ih - inch” diiTerent ini* un < ver a longer period. nais. W e also had a ride on t ie caroustl, played gam es and watched Ir the proptjsod addition is ap KEW LIVING ROOM ht many ,-katf,rs al the pat It’s ice skating rink. Brownies attend- proved the cost w ould be $3t5.it>2 IM TIME FOR CHRISTMAS were Brenda Cagniano, Cheryl Chalvn ki, Ncellarose Dabal, vi year tor ten years which is only $4,405 additional to what JOSEPH Dill VI SI Cl Jail D Arcy. Ba/bara Ft x. Irene Francis. L:nda Gact ion'!, L'-nore AND Kl.em isch. M avm e Leibowitz, Janice M eyer. Fam e a M iles, Cecelia .t is costing the town now for VT I W O P A R T I E S itgan Judy W ackwitz, Roberta W alling. Bettvann Zolnkr a »d lie | resent m odernization of the ORDER YOUR SLIPCOVERS AT THE SAME Joseph DiBlas'i, sen of Mr. and 7atn.-y.Enn . The gills were acctm pam ecl by Mines. W atkwitz. Zol- ill h Si hool second floor. T1 m Mrs. Jack DiBlasi o f544 Kings lier. Fox, M eyer and Enni*. laH building aid program will TIME FOR >/2 OFF.OUR REGULAR PRICE! ,j\ <.ver 50 per cent ol the total land avenue had two celebrations Troop 2 held its business meeting. Gail To^ca and Ann .Ic;^- (To Uf delivered in Jau .or »>b.) This offer «ood Until Nov. 23 jf his 13th birthday, which he !und were in charge of opening exercises. Plans were made 'or marked on Saturday. In the al going to the Clara Maas Hospital. We arc j to go on a tour Tht proposed addition is not ter noon he took three friends to of the hospital and do volunteer work. A winter camping trip in- the future but is based on the m ovies and they had refresh- M A R Y L E M P E R T , 1-teri.r. was di-cussed . Toward tbe end of the meeting, songs w.ere sung. resent day needs* Even if then jfter. In the evening he shared Carol Ann Russo, reporter. arc no increase in pupil enroll • lonors at a fam ily party in his Call KE 2-01 I I or step in at T r o o p 6 had its meeting and then showed second class work •m-i-i. we still need the facilities home with grandmother, Mrs md then played Black Magic. Afterwards we danced for awhile M r K m e s t a t e d t h a t t h e t >v. r. M ary DiBlasi ot North Arlington I 1 Ridge Road,' North Arlington, N. J. We are planning a trip after Thanksgiving. M arilyn Natiello, re ■ obligated to provide the best who also m arked her birthday on p o r t e r 1 1 public school education for the •âftirda.v. Troop 12 opened the meeting with the Star Spanglod Ban youngsters. ner. Then discussed plans for Christm as. Mrs. F. Brady and Mrs. Cassidy, leaders, gave out Christm as projects. W e closed the neet- ing with the Squeeze. Ann Giaquinto, reporter. Troop 19 started the meeting with a flag ceremony. Pamela Treacy, Barbara Harms, Nancy La Corte, Dorothy W agner and Connie' Adam took part. Then we played Clients ad Law yers. The BAZAAR people on the right are the clients and those on the left are the lawyers. The lawyers must answer questions that are asked to NOVEMBER 18 — NOVEMBER 19 their clients by the person in the center of the circle. W e closed with a goodnight circle and the singing of Tap>. Ellen Frank, re p o r t e r . 10 A.M . — 10 P.M . Troop 20 opened the m eeting with the color guard. W e invested Irene Francis. We played Donkey and the Fiddler, Frog in the Sen a s New Merchandise md Charades. We talked about our trip that we are going to i^ke to the Mayflower and Central Park. Judy W ackwitz, reporter. . Troop .21 met in the mpeting room of the Sacred Heart SchooJ Unbelievably Low Prices!! We opened by having the flag ceremony. We planned our Chri.rt mas program. We talked about what we are going to have-on our menu for the Christm as program. Carol Ann Fuchs, reporter, Prizes L uncheon Served j Troop 22 opened the meeting with the roll call and .ôl’ection Keep Your Town Clean [of dues. We thanked M rs Frinka .Mrs. Polewacz an ' \Trs. Carnival j for the cupcakes they baked for our party W ked on ou i < hange purses and finished them. Then wc pla .ed The W hisper NO ADMISSION Secrets" game We dosed with the Magic Tunnel. Eileen Wiwhart, r e p o r t e r f v IRISH AM ERCAN HALL

For Full Insurance Protection co, poble grand, in charge. Plan will be made to entertain their 95 KEARNY AVENUE Get The New 5-in-l Package new district deputy prsident, Mr; NOTES Adela Miller and her staff on KEARNY. N. J. their official visit on November Homeowner Policy

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W hip HERE'S WHAT THE POLICY COVERS: ple Jr., of Ridge road, had as 1. FIRE, WINDSTORM, etc. on your RESIDENCE and weekend guests Mr Whipple’s GARAGE, etc. parent-s, Mr. and Mrs. .Kenneth Whipple, with their daughter, 2 . FIRE! WINDSTORM. SMOKE or WATER DAMAGE vlrs. Barbara Do F* no nnr* o n PERSONAL C ONTENTS, FURNITURE, etc. /laughter, Dia"ne,' all of East Long 3. BURGLARY and THFFT. both on the premises and away : M eadow, Mass • from 'home. Including S5OO.O0 on BOATS. 1 Hostesses for > the social hour 4 $10,000.00 COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC LIABILITY IN to follow a meeting of ihe ltal- SURANCE o n the premises, or. away from the premises, lan-American W omen's Associa- MEDICAL PAYMENTS. j-tion - this evening in the CYO 5. ADDITIONAL LIVING EXPENSES pay* your expenses j building will be Mrs. J. M Nu»- SAVE if you have to vacate your Uome while lt is under repair, era,. Mrs. Rt e Marrone, M is I 'da Margiotta and Mrs. Connie .AND IT IS INEXPENSIVE TOO. FOR INSTANCE: , Maturo. * ON FINE AN $8.00(1 POLICY ON A'BKM .K IIOMI COSTS Robert lilrsch, who makes hi* ONLY ■ $120.00 FO R TH REE YEARS »cme with Mi and Mrs. Herman )tnet k«* of Harrington avenue, WALLPAPER ASK US MOKE ABOUT IT NOW us sister and brother in-law, w a- lonoted in celebration o.f ho SAVINO AGENCY birthday, on M onday, at a • fam ily iarty at'his home. 2.">l Riiljtc Ruail, Lyndhumt, ,N. J. 19c-29c-39c Pyram id Rebt ftah odg.*. No. 70 GEneva 8-3121 V i 11 .meet tonieht in Adoniram Tem ple with* Mrs. Victor DeM ar Ox-Linc Uxterior House Paint Per Roll Easy W orkiitf, C uvers more. Lasting beauty, A g a \Va»erpreef- W hite L 1 clors. Ret- 5.5* ' Sale l »0‘

t o » .; ) : > a c c o r d i n g to ., s i z e