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WH SB Urges Support O f Resolution
T h a t W ould Clarify Ownership Of All
S o u t h Bergen's Meadowland Acreage SCR 3* became a battlecrv in In thr state is leaponttaed. year. In the interest ol New care and deliberation by a would. In South Bergen and West Hud*nn As a result title guarantee Jersey's continuing economic de- group of attorneys who are en th* law consistent with th# 1 tht* week. », companies ar# now refusing to velopment. w* hope you will let pert in the ft#!d of riparian law established conduct in i Following the lead of th# New issue guarantees where such your senators and Governor and who have designed the lands ar* concerned Hughes hsve your views and measure so at to overcome ob- by the public, by tho* Jersey Chamber of Commerce ln the state hundreds of in the We* Hudson-South B#rgen urge them to actively support J#ct!ons voiced by Governor ienced in th# law of till## dustrial tracts are not being this measure. Most importantly Hughes last year when he v#- by tht state i administrators Chamber of Commerce trained [Hcxewed Million III heaviest guns on th* mea of dollars In you should contact Senator Ri- toed Ms antecedent — AnaemMy rtp#ri#n lands." investments and thousands of dolfi and other members of the No BOS — on the grounds of dowland title problem. Pointing out that tt jobs arc involved. Senate Judiciary Committee, unconstitutlonality *■ The chamber did this by urg Hlarlng last year Introduced have salt meadowlaadt within ing every member to gather aad urge them lo call a public Further explaining the meas- a bill that would hav# settled hearing on his measure (a pro- ure, the chamber takl: "This their borders, the chamber said strength, behind Senate Concur the question. It was vetoed by cedure required for resolutions measure proposed to submit to rent Resolution at. now pending the iltuttton Is state-wide. Governor Richard J. Hughes. ol this nature. I Members of the the citizen*. Ka- their approval, In the State Legislature. Th# chamber said: ‘Not only Now Hiering. wl h the backing committee are; (ChairmanI Ri- The resolution would place on a constitutional amendment do#*; tbe present situation ##rv* nl Hudson Democrats, Is asking fold, Grossi, Femicola. Kelly. which would eliminate tbe po# to suspend economic d*veiop- a* lMlMir7Mf IM—IMhml „ . ^ ^ ttenal amendment A great, new induitrial park in WsitdmgtCTi. tk a n l, rgrtey itttBry tif IW I jfflvAmment ifttm of i^ttohtfV# landii, hurst official# wera told that amendment which would «me thll w>1, , IJow the t0 Stout the L ynA urii meadow Unda Ka* once and lor all the question of th(, claiming ownership of any pro- H also cause* many municipal*, many companies are interested "Your chamber has already perty (excluding true riparian tlet to mfftr becauae ownership been planned by Be Hem mead ownership of the meadowlan.i. , vole of two Development Corporation which in th* site. written to all legislators in lands) that, some time M his- and taxability of such lands art The concurrent resolution wm tojr(to * ttw #nd of the volved urging your support of tory, may have been flowed by In doubt, •■pacti the toon-to-b# finished Holiday Inn ia th* first struc introduced In the senate by Sen aatembl>. Holiday Inn to provide graat im ture to be built in th* park. Th# SCR-26.” , , tidewater, but which has been "Nor to •tor William Hiering. Ocean The Bergen delegation has y#t In its bulletin the chamtxr de petus to th# program. Mg motel, which will f#atur# a County Repuhlkian, and Sena in private ownership lor gener- soiry to to make its position known. clared: Senate Concurrent Rfs atlora, and which has been at- Bellemead made ita inveitment swimming p «k>1, mee ting rooms 1mm K<*lly Muito Midi CeWMMFtvti in tha Lyndhurat - Rutherford tn a bulletin to members Hie olutlon No. 26, which is de- sensed lor taxes for upwards of and a restaurant, is *xpect*d to Hudson Democrats. West Hudson-South Bergen meadowland# years ago. For the help attract n«w industry to th* signed to reopen New Jersey's 100 years The amendment alao Hiering has a heavy stake bi chamber s#ld; vast meadowland areas lor eco- defines true ‘riparian lands' as Im I live years it ha# been work •ntire area. It is scheduled for tty action because thousands df ing on a development plan for opening next month. ''We |*el thatSCR-26 Is one nomir development, was intro- being Just what everyone exper- homes of his constlmentes In af the most Important pieces of duced in the aenste on May 9 Ienced in this field of law long In it# Rutherford acreage on the John I. Merritt, vie* president Ocean County are threatened by legislation to be considered thi* SCR-26 has been drafted with believed them to be. SCR-36 now repressed. north aid# of Route 3. of Bellemead, was the host at the state ownership claims. ’* But now the investment com- planning talk. In the above pic- * In a startling action the State pany believe# that the Lyndhurst tore Merritt is third from th* of New Jeraey it claiming bwn meadowland is ripe for develop left. To the left of Merritt tt ershlp, through riparian rights, ment. Plans of the company ara Thomas Idyk, Lyndhurst man re of all land which is covered with not yet formalised. cently nanamed lo be innkeeper for tidal water s at high tide. In pre Sen. Case Predicts Republican Unity But Lyodhurit officials recent Holiday Inn. Mayor Horace R. vious interpretations it wai be- U. S. Senator afford P.Cate ly were invited to inspect a model Bo|!« it in th* center ahd to hie,,' C**f wMj.vito- regard to race, religion or na- Republican party at its strong- licved the state's claims were scored his customary triumph The past third of a centu- tional origin. est and Kb best. It Is natural of the industrial park which will right are Commissioners Joseph on land covered at low tide. laat week when h# addressed ry lor the most part has not ^ cover the 154 acres. The Lynd The other side of the coin to 1hH...... Carucci and Peter Rutto. If the state claim Ja jeCv*^'o^er _____ JJO^mcmbers df the new- been a happy time tor our„ . .par* that we must not permit a reia- • •* * * * * <*Ml«r nired over ISO,000 acres of lard 'ly organIred United Republican ty in the nation. Similarly, lively few people to r,™ r*» J**. ttwN fr •9m S. ' 4 ' ft Organization. the past derad* has generally publican party into an inttfu- b*t th# poopte. It has lithe I Cate, who will be th# Rapub been a gloomy one for our ment for the propagation of a dition and it hat a history and HOn candidate for reflection, party In New Jersey. And the particular Ideology or tor the experience of Republicanism at Helstoski Declares Vietnam May Deter inserted he bcllevei the new last couple ol years have been furtherance of any tingle in- its most effective. club is ttrivlng for unity in tho unhappy ones tor our party in tere*t group or for the satis I'm satisfied, too, for I’v* party and that its activity will Bergen County. faction of individual political talked with many of you, that Bigger, More Dangerous Conflagration p*w the way for Republican i m here tonight to express ambitions. As we have s##n you have the will to do thli Job victories In November. my conviction that thii Is a all too clearly. In that direction and that you are determined The bands played, men and Former Slat# Senator David thing of the past so far as Re- lies political madness. not to be diverted by faction- to regard the Vietnam conflict might do well to remember that been said that “peace can only Van Alstyne presided at th e publicans are concerned. N ot We’ve got to pay mem than women marched and there were as s deterrent to a more devas- force, as a deterrent, could a- come lh the hearts of men.” ' alitm, recrimination, or tmall- session attended by numerous only ia it high time for a chtnge lip service to the principles on nets ot spirit from the course prayers on Memorial Day in fating war. void any worldwide conflict. W# are Impressed by a state- Lyndhurst Helstoski said: South Bergen figures. U> th# Republican party it to which our party wat founded. that will l**d to tuccett. You We doubt if any .one man or ment written by a prominent Van Alstyne declared the Re- survive as a strong and effec- The Republican party was born will waste no asaett, you will Main speaker at the ceremon Many of ut remember we group of men can give us the theologian wherein it was made ies, which w ere given a deep publlcan organization is driving yve member of the two party of concern for human rights reject no resources, were promised that World War means of achieving permanent plain that Chrltt came on earth for 5*000 member#. It it the note of solemnity by the war in I would be “the war to end all system, but there are, 1 believe, and Juitic# for all. It began at that all our assets and all our peace. But It seemt to ui that not to help people at much as to fastest growing Republican club very definite signs that a the party of the people of the resources must be marshaled If Vietnam, was Representative wars,” only to find ourselvei in if all of us joined in a concerted teach people to help themselvet. Henry Helstoski, former may in th* United States, Van Al change is at hand. common man of whom Lincoln we are to achieve our goal. the wars to follow. No wonder effort of prayer and constructive Maybe we had better gel busy styne said, and is winning the or of East Rutherfbrd. The chief reason for my remarked, “God muit love I look forward to work men ask the answer which, up thinking and living, we might on that line of thought attention of national Republi Helstoski urged his listeners to now, has not come. sober optimism is that I think them became he made so ma ing with *11 of you In this cam come closer to that most desired And we suggest that on this cans. ny (rf them.’* paign yew, and in the yean Those of you who wonder at of all desires — peace for all most of us have at last come Memorial Day all pf us remem Cate, who fielded questions I’m glad to visit this organ that lie ahead, to restore o u r the staggering -amount of men. ber those who have died for us to accept the fact that we have from the floor on his political only ourselves to blame for the ization tonight because I am party to the place it to Ht re time, effort and money being It has' been well said that and utter a fervent prayer for independence, stressed the prob Capping Ceremony spent on armaments and re bad state of our party's for satisfied its purpose is to bring sponsibility to fUl in the county, . ’PP “peace comes not from the can those who must lerve their lems facing the party and the about the resurgence of th e ln the itate and in the nation. search for Instruments of war, non’s mouth.” Likewiie It has country In the days to come. tunes. We have come at last Held At Scout House nation. to recognize that “the fault, Last Tuesday evening there dear Brutus, lies not In o u r was a capping ceremony for stars hut in ourselves.” Joe's Delicatessen Cadette Scouts at the Scout Probably , our fortunes had Three Lyndhurst House, with Miss Elizabeth Giant Firemen’s Convention Readied to descend to the depths to Giving Fire Hats Students Receive which they dropped before most Lindsay, leader, in charge. Robert F. Sauer, Ex-Chief of On Saturday. June 11th, when Seton Hall Degrees Girls who were capped were ing the Annual Meeting. This year 1965-1966 are; Robert F. Robert Cassidy, Assistant Trea of us got the message. the Lyndhurst Volunteer Fire will be the 53rd Annual Con Lyndhurst Vamps play host to Three Lyndhurst students from several troops and were Sauer, President, Lyndhurst, N. surer, New Milford, N. J.; Wil But I think most of us under the New Jersey and New York Cadette Scouts who are moving Department will preside over vention and Parade of the Asso J.; Edmund Hoag, 1st Vice liam M. Keely, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ„ stand it now. will receive degrees Saturday, ciation. Mr. Sauer has had Volunteer Firemen’s Associa on to be Senior Scouts next the New Jersey and New York President, Tenafly, N. J.; John Sergeant-at-Arms. On the affirmative side, we've tion Parade, Joe't Delicates when Seton Hall University year. Volunteer Firemen’s Associa a very active year In which A. Boyan, 2nd Vice President, The meeting for members got to make it clear that our much of his time was taken up sen on Ridge Road and Kings hold Its annual graduation cer Those who were capped were tion meeting on Friday, June Piermont, N. Y.; Logan Mur nnd delegates will get under party has room for all legiti land Ave. will be handing out emonies. traveling tu various points in Darlene Almqujst, Kathleen Da 10. 1900. The meeting will be dock, Secretary, Haverstraw, way at 8 p.m. following a short mate interests, that lt welcomes novelty Firemen's hats to chil both states handling the Associa They are: Christine Korahe- ly, Beth Dempsey, -Catherine held at the Lyndhurst High N. Y.; Abraham A. Franzetti, concert by the Association Band, a wide diversity of views ahd, dren. vych Durbak, S55 New York HOpf, Francine Miller, Elaine School, corner of Fsrn and tion business meetings and pro Assistant Secretary, Woodcliff under the direction of Frank above all. that it Is deeply and blems. Joe Gedrimas, Sr., was a Avenue, a master's degree in Paul, Unda Rose, Gail Souza, Weart Avenues at which time Lake, N. J.; John H. Kook, Jr., Barone. Following the meeting honestly concerned with peo fireman back In his home Association officers for the personnel and guidance; Rus Lynda Syme and Joan Teshima. election of officers for the year Treasurer, River Edge, N. J .; (Continued on page 4) ple and their well being without state, Pennsylvania, therefore sell Frank Beilina, 360 Kings Parents and leaders who at 1966-1967 will be held. this parade is close to h is land Avenue, a master of tci- tended were Mmes. Olaf Alm- Robert F. Sauer, an active heart. Mr. Gedrimas and hia ence degree in chemistry; An quist, Bernard Blohm, Thomas fireman for 32 years, is also n son, Joe Jr., have 2000 hats and thony T. Magrini, 628 Fo u r t h Carney, William. Coethlon, Ber Past President of the New Jer invite the kids to pick one up Street, a bachelor of science nard Daly, Charles Hopf, Wal sey State Firemen’s Association. Lyndhurst Will Host LL Tournament Saturday morning. degree in management. ter Leyh, Leroy Nolan, Phillip The New Jersey and New Paul, John Syme and Jam es York Association meets once Lyndhurst has been selected partment of Parks and carried Frank Wolf, Frank Lowder, Jo Mayor Horace R. Bogle, Jr. Tlie . . . Teshima, Miss Barbara Ruzika each month throughout th e to play host to the 1966 New on by a volunteer executive seph Petrillo, Louis Melillo, Ray teams will then be assigned liv and Mrs. John Souza. year with the June meeting be Jersey State Little League semi- committee of 18 adults. Serving mond Fitzpatrick, Carl McDon ing quarters and at 6:30 P.M. final and final round champion- as honorary chairmen for the ald, -Thomas Carney, Patrick a dinner banquet for the teams, Proclam ation ships in August according to an gala August event are the three Melillo, Bert Perry, Patsy De- honored guests, families and announcemet made by Joseph directors of the Park Dep*rt- Loy, Carucci and Gallagher. friends will be held. WHEREAS, the health and welfare of the citizens of our No Parking, Please! Graziao of Englewood Cllffa, ment who Served as commission- Four Section Champions All semi-final, final and con- community are of prime importance to all; and New Jersey State Director. The ers during the 17-year tenure of On July 6 the All-Star teams solation tournament scheduled WHEREAS, we of the Township of Lyndhurat have sl- The Lyndhurst Volunteer Fire Department on behalf of three-day affair will be held on Little League, namely, William from the 16 Districts in New" games will be played at the Wil- ways tried to improve th* health and welfare of our citisens the New Jersey and New York Volunteer Firemen’s Associa August 11, 12 and 13. F. Gallagher, Commissioner, Pe- Jersey will begin practice in liam F. Gallagher Field at Lit- through the promotion of all worthwhile purpose#; and tion extend thedr apologies and regrets for any inconvenience Lyndhurst, pioneers of Little ter F. Curcio and Commissioner preparation for the start of tour tie League Park on Riverside WHEREAS, the Bfaal B’rith Lodge of our community aa in travelling and parking during the Parade hours on June League Baseball in the Northern Joseph A. Carucci, Jr. nament play on July 20. Dur Avenue. The semi-final games f*rt ®f lts I’aUsfdes Counncll are sponsoring a Health Week 11th. at-P scheduled for Fridav Aue- lot ^ week ol ,une 1Mh >nd Including June 17, 19S8, Saturday will be a day Lyndihursit will long remember New Jersey area, started In 1950 Rosa And Rowe Co-Chairmen ing the week of August 1 the when former Mayor William F. Serving in the capacity of co- district championships will be * f l whereln 8,1 cittewls ot community are Invited to attend and the spectacular parade will be a colorful sight to watch !fn„ n it, ,,i rtLJ. ^ ejtaminatlons,.ij*e information and see fire* and enjoy,. ______.—- L-i—1— ------Galiagher and Tax AsiCsaor chairman wlU Llttl# Leagu* completed and-elimination play 2:00. P.M. ana the second- at exhibits relating to their health and welfare. We are sure that the support of all citizens will be with Walter L. Molloy co-founded the President Leonard P. Rosa. Sr., for the four sectional champion 5:30 P.M. The two losing team* NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, by th* us knowing that the inconvenience will be temporary and program. The community has and Player Agent Walter ship* will begin with the finals from Friday’s games will meet authority vested In me as Mayor of the Township of Lynd- that during that period they will be entertained by the biggest been v?ry active in the program “Hawk” Rowe. Committee as- slated to be decided by August in a game on Saturday, August hurst, ( declare the week of June ISth, 1966 t* be Health parade the Sta.te of New Jersey will see during 1966. and the 24-team program pro- signmepts will b* made at a 6. 13th at 10:00 A.M. to decide a Week, and further The line' of march has been published and No Parking vides baseball for over 400 boys special meeting of the e>ecu The four teamtf earning the third place team. ‘ Th#t 1 ur»® “<* resident* of Lyndhurst to attend at the signs will be placed so bring the kiddies and your chairs to each season in the 8 to 12 year tive committee scheduled for right to vie for the state cham The final same to decide the Garden S**1* p,a!“ during said Health Week and rccelve the line of march and enjoy this gala affair. If its sunny and old bracket. this evening. Other executive hot bring along an umbrella. pionship will arrive in Lynd Thank you. I Little League Baseball is part committee member# include hurst on August 11 between 4:00 aSKissrChampion, is scheduled to start ssKf»Sjns-i- Dated- June 2 1966 ^ ; John Monaco, Chief > ~1- ; ot the recreation program in John Cvelich. John Hartlgan, and 5.00 P.M. where they will be ot 2:30 P.M. on Saturday, Aug- Horace R. Bogle, J r , - Lyndhurst Vol. Fire Dept. a Lyndhurst sponsored by the De- Charles Miles, Jamee D. Scotti, greeted at the Town Hall tv ust 13th, . Mayor i III: C U ItM K ttU A l 1.1. AIH ,K A \U M H i'lll UhMCfclN HfcVltf THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1%6
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F e d e r a l Penitentiary at Leavenworth, it tiv e — a n d they won't cart for cheap
was found that o f th e 3,294 prisoners tra s h .
2 ,3 8 2 h a d never reached high school, Keep their minds a n d b o d i e s b u s y while 450 had never learned t o r e a d o r with things worthwhile. Your grandfa w rite. ther used to say: "An idle mind is the
Could you imagine a business house devil's workshop."
with a record like that?
Education fs no+ everything. Some instructor and the Sunday school teach criminals are highly educated men. But er. You cannot dodge your own respon it goes a long w a y . sibility like t h a t .
C r i m e is n o t a p h y s ic a l a ilm e n t. If it W hen you brought t h o s e children in is a disease, as some criminologists I to the world you assumed the task of maintain, it is a mental disease. bringing them up to be good citizens.
Fill a box with gold and there is no That task will not be completed until
room for lead. Fill a mind with useful they are of a g e .
information and there will be no room Clean living, clean thinking, straight for criminal ideas. forward acting! These you must teach
Teach the children to read good them yourself. A n d th e best of all
books — not the dry-as-dust volumes, teaching is found in good example.
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Copywrlte 1966 Leaflet- Newspapers educational endeavor i« made possible Ly the cooperation of the following public-spirited citieens who are^ ^ H H i always in the fore striving to make our community a finer and better place in which to live. PR1WH I . BENEDICT, Vrcsiil.nl M t. CRAWFORD, Prwftlcnt H. W. CHOTE, Pre.idenl ROBERT J. KEENAN, Present JOSEPH R. POLITO, President Benedict.Miller, ‘Inc. RALPH W. SHAW, Jr, Pretidcnl Mamlard fool i Mfg. Co. UOP Chemical Company Equity Saving* * Loan A»»»cialion R. Polilo Agency, Inc. A. R. Purdy C°-» Inc.
PETER A. SAJfDO, Pre.ldent VINCENT P. CAND1Q, M.D. IBANK * MICHAEL CALIA) JOHN S. LESLIE, Pra.ident THEODORE UICHMOND, President The Copper Hood lieHaurant. Inc. N. HIANCULL1, Sec.,'* Treml (*Uo * holc**le Meat*, Inc. Leslie Company Inter-City Transportation Coi, Inc. IIW 1 >S' 'ExpreM & Transfer C» HOWARD G.jCLAUBERC, President WALTER R. SO EV ER VICTOR M. CARDELLA, President RUDOLPH MELONE, President LOUIS RUBENS, Pfc.idcnt Steever Funelwl Home The Dag Agency, Inc. The San Carlos Restaurant, Inc. Chairman of the -Hoard Filigree Foods, Inc, HORACE BOCLE JR Attorney Al Law F. S. DICKINSON JR , President Bi-clon, Dickinson & Company HF.HHEKT NEWTON S. J. SISSELMAN WILLIAM C. 1ULLHUUSE East Rutherford Industrial Park TiHOHSTON COOPER The F o w l Dairy Co. JAMES P. TUOHY, President Cooper Lumber Company m » , *•> . - American Truck Leasing Corp. AIIM tliD A. DEMASSI, IK , V. I*w». ANTHONY SCARDINO, JR, P r« . MM ES A. IIKESL1N De Massi CadilllaeiPontatc Co„ Inc. HAROLD A. PARETI Attomoy at Law Borough of Carlstadt, N, J, W. P. VOCT. J r , President Valley Brook Liquors, Inc. W. K. HOUPT, President Boiling Springs S. 4 L. Assn. Major Cleaneri & IdiindereM
SOI. D lA M O N D rtW M ent PAUL P4UMKRANO RA YMOND t i r t r - 1— ------— Diamond Boning Corp. Builder of Home* ANTHONY SCARDINO. Pre.idenl RICHARD L. WILSON STANLEY C. PENNACCIHO Star Coal Mamifneiuring Co. William J. Wilson Si Son' PAT CARUCCI, President The Lyndlmrst Morin JOSKl'H CAHUCCJIJIV Secy. A Trea, j. Carucei & Son«. inc. I BANK PEZZOLLA (iEORUE F. DUItY. Pre.idenl (itmerul Motors Truck CIIABLF.S A. SCACLIONE, President B. ZIEMAK Famous Brandi, Inc. PAUL F. L1VA, M.D. Sale. 4 Se,rvi«« Top Notch Metal Finishing Co. While E.igle Monumenlal Co.
JOSEPH A. CACGIANO, Manager PAT9Y INSERHA ALFRED A. PORRO, Jr. D. P. SAMMARCO, President DR. RALPH WEISS Naiare Memorial Home, Inc. VINCENT G. FIETT1, M.D. P<*'«’« Shqp.Rite. Um, Attorney at Law South Bergen S. S L* Awnriatiqo OpuuimlrUt . S»r*tt. t .> mthuTkl un Saturday, j. n . , j Nt£ ,4’h u«w cmm. imtmkmm, •n*.- 10 • m. tmrmmy »*» lU(_ performed al Ihe Flr»l Luther* ,rf flw n *n niun h, f argo. hy the It** M , ►N 9«tDo, Tht rrcepllnn w.. hrld in Ihr Valley llflom of flw .. . w u r*f**M<..rh,,.1 Hotel tn Moor- ^ ***** R" hfflii, M lnnmiti. ITm nndnw Kuduif wm her *,r* f '.irtw1’* untjr amount ftuMf 0#rvtd (iS« tittlhw m *** l*»t man. * Nulley turf Mr* Ku»*r1 Thr Ibrfcte mmt a yHIm* knll «* Kla**i<*i. tfm W tht «ni with a shcuiiWr kwftn v«l 6 6 Broadway / Newark / HU 2-0111 Optfi til 9 p.m. Mtn.. *td,. fri.» tW I p.m. Tut*., Tlwrt, S*. MIMS < \ROI. 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Back In 1916, five years after the "500'' was started, the president of the Indianapolis Speedway cut the distance to 300 miles because he felt a 500- mile race was too long to hold spectator interestl They say the area**** base ball team of all-time wa* the 1927 Y a n k e e s . . . H ow m a n y IT*S TIM E TO SWITCH TO MIDDISHADE of the!.' starters can you name? M o n e y ! Perfect for buying things — like clothes, furniture, T.V. . . . Well, here's the run-down to stir the memories of you old set, for decorating, painting . . . or for putting children through timer* . . . (IB) Lou Gehrig Wljen the temperature soars, a man needs a tropical suit . . . and Middishade’s . . . <2B) T o n y u a n e r l college. If you need some —- at low cost bank rates —- for any (S S ) M ark K o en ig . . - .( S B ) Tahitian Tropical, dashed with subtle “Round the Oock” colors provides coolness Joe Dugan . . * (LF) Bob Msusel good reason you can think of, stop in and find out how you caa ter> ■ .*vith~total shape retention, t«>t«l (aslMoft re<-»ll. St<>p m a f Timmerman'S -form (RF) Babe Ruth . . . iW fAft ' WO« 'M U ' G O O D 1- U PARK AVENUE, RUTHERFORD 35 Ridge Road N. Arlington MEMBER UNI-CARD, CCP AND OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE PLANS THE COMMERCIAL LEADER ANT) 80!m i BERGEN REVIEW TmHSDAY, JinVF. *. 1%* Nicholas Garafolo It Christened At Mt. Camel Low*. lirtMcfi, May.. Ut V»l lay I m t Av*., L,n*hur.l Jo**»k M*tl*i, IM P f n A v*., N O T lC t L *n#k«,r*t t*fc* natfc* th*t ***W», 4***»« t o—fd W*>, m N«w >*r**y A., Augu*t. Ju«*n and Arthur Av*., Lr>Mx'« A. MvtUrM, *fM<»S »* L»«#«»* #*«ar s*w»(ai*»la», TU LauM 0 *«*r*g* C* to U>* CW rt, l rndhwrat Oir**l*r *f Ik* •* Al*»h*i MMwW, tf *KW, ahautd H ie «*v*f*(* C*(rtf*l f*r • mad* imm«dt*t*ly ID »ritt«# I* b*v*r*g* *l*tntAit*r'» Ita**** ♦*' frM 0, Tint, MunttipKl tl*fk, I N * ttu * t* S *1 MO V»M*ir M LrnSMMM, M*w J*rMy • rook »««*♦. L»»(|h»r*e *nd I* K O f 0 C f n w f a tla n mliKU.il * •>’>NuH al MO V*tt*y Braes *««*«, Oamtf*"*. W **». *k*vM M m#a« l**m*«iat«ty. In wrt(*K| |* tn* M tnIH *f M Oi*WM *f Ak.oh.lu l*«*»|l C«ntr*l. 1100 A*)rm«nd IsuK vir*. N*w*rk, N*w <»»r L y n d a la C* M i V*M*y * r * M A v*. Lyndhur*!, J . J * Oatad- Mar M. J»«* *. -Mt r**». W JO Cr*dlt*r* .» rr**«rMk W LMtti d*c****d, ara ky *f#*r *< OIL C JOS. lurragat* •* O.rgan County, d*t*d kfiy tl, tSM * pp I it. It.n .( tk* nail- «■*<] t* bring in tk*ir d.ku, d*; man** and ,taim* afaingl Ma aa- Ut* kmNr a*th, wttkln tin month* from ak*v* data MW 1ST BramonJ Straat S alla villa. N J, AOMlNliTHATOR C.T.A. J*mo* A. Sraalin, l*q IM llM«g *«•* Lyndhurat. N*a> J*r**y A tto rn e y Oat.a May SI, Juna *, r**»: Ml 00 NOTICE Tak* nolle* tk*t Anthony Z*ln* end rail. Mtkultltl trading ** Oar d*n D*lie*t****n k u ap*h*d t* tk* ■aard af Comm.aaionor* ** l.au ing Authority of th* Townahlg af Lyndhurat for a Canary Retail Distribution Ltcanaa for gramlaaa aituatad At 4 t« f«|* Av* In th* T*wn*hls *f Lyndhwrat. Obiacilon*, »?• any. *k*uM M mad* lmm*di*t*ly m writing ta f tld U. tAuU. Uuuviwl fciarfc. *1 h* Townahlp al Lyndhur*t. N*w J* r* * y . Anthony fain. 711 L *w *ndgw gkl S t, Lyndhurat, N, J. rail* Mlkalaki 634 Salta! Ct. Lyndhurat, N. 4, OaUd: Jun. t. I, IMS Tired of getting to a restaurant and waiting in line? Phone first for reservations. NEW JERSEY BELL Wine & Liquors SINCERITY DIGNITY REVERENCE Free D elivery Rendered Ia A Homelike Atmosphere Complete Catering Service S T E E V E R WEDDINGS — BANQUETS 221 Stuyvesant Avenue PARTIES - E T C . Lyndhurst, N. J. • G E 8-1234 H O M E M A D E FUNERAL We Deliver C o le Slaw Baked Beane Potato Salad Macaroni Satad Clam C h o w d e r HOME “A MINISTRY OF SCRIPTURE EXPOSITION” The Carlstadt Baptist Church NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS Broad and Madison Streets Carlstadt SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS , .Steever Funeral H o m e Anderson Fraser, Pastor 4V2-59U f|( iiiit mmmrn ,• >-aW. Home Made SUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL SUNDAY SERVICES Air Conditioned For Your Comfort 9:45 A. M. Sunday School Classes for all ares. KISZKA and KIELBASY 939 - 3000 11:00 A. M. Worship Service and Junior Ckureh. Dependable Service Sin^e 1929 6:00 P. M. Baptist Youth Fellowship. Hour* Daily: 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. MIDWEEK SERVICE WEDNESDAY 8:00 P. M. Praise, prayer and Bible study. ADVICE Burk Funeral Home American Baptist Convention SUNDAY An understanding of family needs at a 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Director.n > L lime of bereavement enables us to advice v John L. Burk — Paul Konsrskl i both helpfully and xea&suringly. ----- INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP prompt, .Efficient, Dependable Service Industrial W aste Removal 52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9-0490 NAZARE D elicatessen _ (corner 5th Ave.) "sW H JO BrB*™ 218 WASHINGTON AVENUE 418 PAGE AVE. (Cor. Chase) A ir conditioned year round m RIDGE ROAD - LYNDHURST* H i. NUTLEY, N . 3. r GE.«« 8-7272 ----- LYNDHURST, N. J . 469 Palisade Ave. 4 NOrth 7-8080 W E 9 - 2 9 5 0 THURSDAY. JITVE 5, I%6 T H I COMMKKCIAt LEAprn vvn sorrn mu. i n iu yiivt etpremmy that day tar raws- gift* and lew date* from the fehnol of ^aw( Srhnol af Nursing and 0* gra Water Suddenly Becomes Plentiful ■Mrs Fred iWh. dual* dlvUkm. of the Collece Plenty of It Cmn «r» »»«' Klhrahetfl had aived l.T Mlkm the Woman * Ouh, of Art* and SckHtca*. School Skmn rhatrmaa of of Kdutatkm. aad Srhool of *d, *awM a.f* All •••H. ?-~or4!ns to Qjnsrr gaUadi during the hnwwth per- Jersey City Hi nervoir. Whi. ti at ton O>mmi*«toner Robert loti tslthnut officially entore.il Buttneas Ailmini*tr*tkan Re ttuarsm, ceivin* Master degrees In the •upplie* I.ytnlhumt and h" ‘i> ILoe. there are tn I billion gaj* waltr r**trtctton* Arlington. Is nearly 11# |Aa> < ■ Ion* ''..tor Wumaaii School (t Kduc itkiR wtll be ol water currently avail- lie predicted mi additional of capacity u IS J bttlam gallon* would be re- •hit ii i i 1 atsba, William Jn*e|4i Tully of It man A year ago al tht* tlw M wa» All inld, some w l billion gal* allawf through We reat of tin- Bay Its* Street and Martin gallons: Lake Wawayanda, 0 1 who originate*! thi idea j i Chrtetupher llarmon Jr. of 34 & ] percent. I' ■if water ara currently year aa a reautt of voluntary billion gallon*; and the Passaic Hackensack Water Owmp-u aavailable for resident* In the cunaervallon and capital, tm- to get the present Fifth Street year's delegate* *htvh auniliea Ka*t Rutlwfftml •t. d n*ciy populated northeast see- provement projeelc. Valley Watrr Qjfnmli •Ian's ir» ha* 100 percent of eat** !vH lion of me State Hoe gave thia breakdnxm of Little Falls plant, 33 billion gal that the new Biris an til compared to 6* 11 jH*rcent a ye.tr Rue said the four counties and thr anticipated new water aup- lon* Dawson Swim Club 4 Hit fotng To Open Season crowned at thf aaaociatlon no attended with their parent*. name of the parent* tor ' his The three gtrla who attended Youth cMlmifU in flit tional twirling ehampianeh The *lx colleges and unlversi* fine work with the school and Institute last year also were «!■*" wptp Mm. The Dawson Swim Club of Rennie fur the Junk**, Mrs. the YM-YWCA will open Ita aea- and (xmvntlon ie* represented liy their Ad hts Interest in the welfare uf Invited guests, l4>utse Lettiho, John D McCrea for the Evening aon on June U In addition to The. state contest will he mis*km* Officers were: St. Pe the boys. * Pstrteta Tewrs and Arlene Te*- a MfrrvlMi swimming area, held at Washinglun Sdiuul, In ter's College, Rubari KilAU. Se IDepartment and Mrs. At** ti* for the Womint'S Chib, "BKAITIFICATION PMHiRAM BEGINh" — West Hudson Daw*oa alao offer* picnic km City. The Union City Jn ton Hall University, Patrk-k Thr ffti ‘Is, who sentr lasl SooU Rrr|M Chamber of ( nmmrrrt President John M»*ul grove*, table*, grill*, ball and cees and Jayeee-ette* have Kennedy; N<*waHt College of A Tsa Given year gave the girl* rhnaee tor present, a* were tftt. Uaa. Kkhard Smith oI Towne (M illers snd S*ul J. A b n ham game field*, fishing and hiking been worktng oa preparattoni> to 1 ngineertng, Robrrt Seaman; By Mrs. Rossio IMi year a preview of the do Santulll. retiring youth chair or Morrki Hardware iff looking over the first of U»t many make this l*ageant the |rMte .< planter* which mt bring pUred throufheal the ba trail* Family tent camping i* Fairleigh Nttrimn* Universi ing* at the Institute Questions man tor the Kvening depart triets for beauttftration pirpusei through a p rarM permitted on weekends * vmes* ever Beautifully [eo ty Frederick Lauter; M*nHut> Mt*. Joseph Rossio of Maple were asked and at.mvered ment. and Mr* Benjamin graved traphie* will be pie Ian College, Alphonse tie Plor- Avenue, a ho la the outgo by Ihr Chamber. Dawson will be open for Al». *nt to honor Ihe «ho Is Junkar Chib member* Wednesday* through tented to both queens, two pm •o Jersey City Kate (tt-pre*ea - ing chairman of Education Or*’ of thr1 Chamber'* main tle* even more nurcmmful than Friday* from 4 to II p.m. and nervuji. and junior and scni'n mg U*> Si«t.‘ I'oliegaa). William and Youth for the Lyndhurst ton I* thi* year I* to beautify *t has lH*en to pre*ent." * a 14 on Saturdays and Sunday* from Mis* Congeniality who will Henry. . Woman's Club, concluded her th«* business districts of th e Mr. MagulMan. be selected by the contestant* year by giving a tea at h e r 10 a m to » p.m. After a thort talk eonceming Jrrlfy Television community and thia ia th* Ant "1 should also hope that all There I* a membership fee thcmselve* home on Tuesday afternoon, *tep The Chamber wtll - atwi his schrsil by each of th* Ad- the resident* of the area rval of twenty-five cent* per child primarily to honor the girls 17t FRANKLIN AVE. NUTLEY enrtHiragi- tHMim-umrn to Uke mtsMum OtDtert, and a ques ue the effort put out by all ot and fifty cent* per adult, with tion and answer period from who will be going to the State greater »tep* in making t h e "College Night" P H O N E - M77MI thr participant* displaying t h e a maximum charge of two do!- the flogr, the ment mat with the Federation ot Women s Old)*' rommunity a more pie SAVIN GS ON THE GO-GO- boiLed HAM * 6 S e SHOULDER STEAK • , .. . * . . . . . c/£ff. STEAK FREE 50E STAMPS TOP QUALITY W W i C T W p W W CHUCK FILLET at Kearny Federal Savings l iM ii 1 MUSTS ground chuck IrM V , I l\aipN•ttk iv i 1 * UmI Cat i * f L ■"*1 ]! Ik m RIB STEAK M ira lessen BORATEEM S 77c ROAST BEEF » M C MUSTARD ’25* h 1 5 c iSESffi ~ .69' iKSTAJfT MlXIS i t 10* <>*1 c DRINK ‘S T MACARONI SALAD ‘ *3* U turn .» M M Ml, waSh & dripads * 6 9 c M/umuHODSC a r v * l « ffiuRSPRAT a t * ”-8 9 ' 0(ace a 'ffluty FREE 50;: STAMPS ©RAND UNION SLICED With Thi* Coupon ond Purchase of ONIpfcf.olM 0 SALADA TEA SACS ■ CHERRY PIEl n £ W Good thru Saturday June 4lh m WHITE BREAD £ 2 7 c redSTwhip Potatoes x s 4 £ 8 9 * FREE 50ESTAMPS W ith This Coupon aod l»ur th o nr ol TgXSTETTES & 25* With This Coupon ond Purchosa <4 j gruVere SLICES £ 3 9 ( MACARONI «£ 6 £ * l w T O ldi«IU«tp*#JHil-lfc 1-es.JwBb* O NI pk«. o< 100 >-•*. Any TWO « m Chat NittAMili** |A . tfe7 ANGEL rOOD CAKE JACK FROSTED - 4 9 ' SCALLOP DINNER £ 5 5 * BIXII CUP REFILLS (S)j SHARP CHEDDAR * 4 5 ' MANICOTTI 2 -S 89* F1GBARS £ 3 9 * BLUE CHEESE f t 31' CHOC. ECLAIRS 2 ^ 8 9 e PiURFATT COOKIES * 3 9 * fflttSOsSTAMRS With TNs C»MP«n ond hjrdwH tl ^OfewCSunMiS'"*.. AMERICAN^- * 35 RYEbr2ad £ 39* GOLDEN CHIPS * 4 5 * dN< t&» <£i -- DWNNCTAMT ORANGC M S M IA M <- S T « * W M « r AXELROD pt. AP ® PRESERVES SOUR CREAM Cup 33 ICECREAM ROLL .5 9 * ffitffiftjrrs 3^*1°° LYSOl SMAT (l* Good thru Saturday Juna 4 th W g j S J F Good thru Saturday, Juno 4th CHEESE SPREAD - 8 9 ' ^TEMPTATION JSL £ 55* SWEET CAIIFORNIA-PICK Of THI CROP-IARGE LUSCIOUS M /tk BINS CHERRIES .4 3 LETTUCE JBU 2 * 25* T O M A T O E S rhubarb 1? 29* ORANGM ® 1 0 - 5 9 c Ib2 9 < Grapetroit jmcr 3 t t *1°° * Divitlcntls ‘Paid and Credited Quarterly ♦ Accounts Opened by-the 10th Earn From the 1st FREE 50i STAMPS FREE 50sSTAMPS a ^ s n s a s t » < 131 tOtOMHAW co n n Accounts Insured Up to $ 10,000 W Good thro Sotutdoy. Juno 4 th VI t a Z .7!c”r T h t Oldest Financial Institution In Town — Smcr 1 tl4 Kearny Federal Savings NORTH ARLINGTON office MAIN OFFICE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 80 RIDGE RD. .414 KEARNY AVE..KEARNY, N. J. Instant fiedem PLENTY OF FRil PARKINS AT BOTH OFFICSS \ U l l l U i J A i , J I M . J L J * * ’ 6 (Ui utHMUUAt. U M tkH %»\U stk, in n u u .i.iN ut-.viktf W*- tmeraeted in pia»tag •»-> »** xnM. n » rt* CMx* MU** Girl.’ Soflb.ll *r* *i*t*r thi* Sigiday tl l*t» ■* t ’s Bears Captures PVC Title j-j*:i ± n r g ^s: *-«g« u»*it wW «y . lit- ihe RNtki ilu*aW i •*|*md«>t with • S u n d a y With P«r«d« league M«na»er*, frank Ttw* wltm*** onorM'thetr U.t ymm\ Pottee Dept t m DonaM tTUttam B.*U d 1 te HI M. Hr l« •w A H air 4 M iim k. aria Ch.ir m«l* ail l.mmr Am., t r * a h u r * . T A K a MO TIC a > MAT L y a # - h«r*t fwriin«* A A * Cla*. Ml c»#«i»»a A*««i*a, Lr« I S C I T G O Official Grand Opening This Week - end. Tommy Longo Testimonial To Draw Former AU Americans Your set of Federal “ Village” design glasses 2 FKKE, SATI I I I I A V jrXK 1 (1. I h m J I M : lllli Society Plans Trip The Holy Trinity Society 'of Sacred Heart Church is planning thro# bus trip*, each juat one day. On Juno 12 the trip will be to St Anthony * Shrine at CJray- moor Garrison, N. Y. The trip on July 24th will be to St. Ann’s Shrine in Scranton, Pa., and th? one on August 14th to the Marian Father* at Stock- brkjRo. Ma**. Contact Mrs. Roae Appo, 939- 1072, lor further information. LIM ITED TIME ONLY Shower Enclosures, Safety Glass Expertly ..... Installed $49.50 Choice of deaign F«rt® Tile Co. NO. 7-0253 Call anytime Drive into your CITGO Station Beautiful Federal “Village" glaaaea. Gat ZZOOOMMM in (lew, more powerful CITGO fsre‘mium 2 to start yotir set thia weekend. Then o OPEN WEEKDAYS 7 AM to 5 PM. Gasolene. Gifai» your QartjuBptor as^fou drive — America’s '* add to your aet thru next few weeka, SATURDAYS 7 AM to 1 PM 'outstanding stock car a^lifeWty (N ^SC^R) certifies if! one eve ry time you atop in , w hile they Q Ample parking apace. U,..'T '*»ylnp '• *v ' i : laa t! 4 a * i‘ □ Courtesy and Service our aim, ZZOOOMMM in Jtew, rrw/a protective CITGO Extra Balloons and Life-Savers for kiddiea! □ We deliver aix daya a week. Range Motor O lt. W M m »-y V-r’Wt / ZZOOOMMM in thia week-end for the □ -Viait our Prefiniahed Paneling Diaplay. ZZOOOMMM in a new spirit of service-fast, expert, moat pleasant aervice in town. HEADQUARTERS FOR paneling mouldings U>oIa painta plywood ceiling tile assured servife A com plete o aiisfaetlo n, (»o €IT4«0 w ith BO H 911 \(I hardware windowa (/. doora 1 ‘ i - ' ■ • • •' - 'L VAN KEUREN & SON Lumber & Building Materials S00 PASSAIC AVE. EAST NEWARK the forty-year histarj of sports at Lyridhurst High Schobl, Tom my Ijongo, ar.i askfd to contact Ttil COMMfrtttM. LfeAftfcft m y m m BEITCEW KtVTtw______'Thursday, june 2, i % 6 THE BERRY STORY: DOES IT HOLD \ FOREST ' KEY TO OWNERSHIP OF MEADOW? FENCE I* COpt John Rmy, th* tough di*. ardad It rtetota Thr d M dr*d on rerord In LYNDHURST HONE OF CHAMPIONS ftouth Bergen arttlrr wham* Berry and Sandford bream* Barry hauled rebel* who had thr Hackenaack Court Houaa te COMPANY name gracm the cm* that fern at th* nm i active mra In opposed Philip Carta ret into mm from John Barry lo Zuarian Puhliahni every Thursday by Tha Commercial l-eader Printing Campiny wanders through Hm ktnuu* «• * Nrw Jrrsry Sandfortl wm Jail, tried tham and arltrd thru Weatervelt, dated Jan. U, 1SKT •I 231 Ridge Bund, Lyndhurat, N. J. Telephone (>Encta 11-h, tK^TOl Meadows, tb# toy lo awnrr*Mp • )u»l** ami Berry w u cat* Undo Cor land tn Hackenaack at those *ame meadowland*? pauited into th r fight ovrr land But in 1*73 th* Dutch, whoar * F.diior’" ~~ . JOHN SAVING A diaputa aroar whm David .Sum* think hr dors. o»nrrahtp *hm hr became Freeholder promotion. AU through the where men and women engaged In earn ADVERTIZMENT atataa freeholder*, yearning to make ing a living by day can have a place where themaelvea eaaeatial, are involved in plana they can get the advanced educational for junior collage*. training they noad for their jobe. Beck’s Column The freaholdera have no taxing pow The junior collegea cannot fill that SPECIAL SALE er*. They impose their costa upon the need. Even though the planner a aay the munscipalitira — who depend vpon real two-year collegea ara to become four-voar Two Days Only aetata taxea to keep themaelvea afloat. institution* quite soon, it wUl bo a long Thua the freeholders are playing with time before they are equipped and quali real eatate money, a fact that doesn’t hit fied to handle the advance atudv atudent*. the taxpayer until he gets hia municipal The diffuaion of fetching talent it an b ill other serious problem that has to be CLOSEOUT OK According to tbe American Associa faced — but which the freeholder planners FEATHER - KNIT SUITS tion of Junior Collages there ara about ar* blithely ignoring aa they ruah ahead 700 of the inatitutiona in operation today. with their building plana. Where are the In 10 yeara over 2S0 of the so-called com teachers qualified for the exacting jobs of munity coliegea were opened. In the laat college instruction to come from? $ 4 . 7 5 Lyn - Maid Lingerie Co. 545 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst Vacation Whatever Your Sport — TENNIS - GOLF - FISHING - RIDING PAUL’S Has the Equipment for You! "No iiMd to ROB PETER to PAY PAUL r You SAVE on ALL your SPORTING GOODS, HOBBIES and MARINE SUPPLIES of T h . Sportsman's Dept. Store" in East Rutherford. If you buy NOW before July . . . * * YOU'LL SAVE EVEN MORE ! SALES TAX GOES INTO On Saturday it will be two montha since the stabbed, lifeless body of Janet Adama, a bride of three daya, waa found Assorted Colors on the bathroom floor of her new apart FISHING ment in Paramua. SW EAT The murderer haa not been found TACKLE - LURES { O n June 13 it w ill be three montha SH IR T S aince the body of Judith Cavanaugh, a 21- and BAIT ) y*ar-old houaewife, waa found in Clifton Long Sleeve ft near the Garden State Parkway. We’va Got The Big The murderer haa not been found. ' * • 249 $2.25 f t These add to a string that grow stead SELECTION! ily longer in New Jeraey. AU through th* atate, from the aouth to the north, there ia a trail of dead young women whose murderers have not been found. Night Walkers With College Insignia & in Your College Colors O O ? TENNIS Red Wigglers Regularly 2.75 Racquets from 2.40 1966 Line of \Johnson’ Woods reg-11.00 5.50 Draw Tlte Trailer Hitches Shoes reg. 14.05 | 1.95 Outboards On Display Alcort Sunfish . Sallfish Sailboats Marine Hardware - Rape PetUt - Interim Paints Parts - Sales - Service TeeNee - Sterling Trailers ! Service on the Pretniaes ' k Accessories The Sportsman’s DEPARTMENT STORi ‘ HOBBY *SPORT ‘ MARINE CENTER 540 Paterson Ave East Rutherford N.J. Loads Of FREE PARKING Space Wo Issue Hunting and Fishing Licensee ? AND soirm PF.RCFJV R To Um individual U r*pr*-- »*"U hit raaacm fur ktM«. thr *«*»«*• h* ahouid atrtv* toward, and hu dull** and ofeUgattom to ih# Lord and to ha Mlo» man Th» Torah nwompMMi every arra a< •n individual! life and rlevaiM Mm from ani Superintendent, mal (KMMct lo a Ufa which haa dimension and moral pur- fN M M P, Tb «J» world ttm Torah r*p reaenta the concept of monothe- kam: On* Lord, .lew* From A portion of the Torah la " •d each w**k In tha Syna*o- CtM> on Sabbath moral na tlw tfiifrn of Prare • t By RINA GANGEMI Jiirnny LoRusso Making It Lyndhunt Win Big With Monmouth College Ow Title, 2 6h Jimmy La Ruaao, who alar- lor varsity play thare wdwltti thr Lyndhurat H I f h j , mmy who i. the ao« of Mr. School baaeball loam, la making . .. ,______ll big with thr powrrful Mon- “ "”** U**° mouth Collate nine Nm* Ygrk h,d • b*,‘ Jimmy waa awarded thr moat nn« average ot .397, rot 29 hlU, valuable piaytr award aa w.*ll Ul rune. hatted in 12 runa and aa the moat outstanding treah- stole IS baaea. La Ruaao h it man award by playing aa a aafeiy ta It to 11 games. It con- leam Freshmen ar* eligible secutlveiy North Arlington G.O.P. Women Have Installation if you can't play it! PROFESSIONAL PRIVATE INSTRUCTION MUSIC TIMI 154 PARK E. RUTHER. ‘ Truck Rental Space Available 736 Valley Brook Ave. W E 3-0286 NEED Thanka to th® Earning* WATER at Boiling Springa! Beth Caraccia Confirmed You’ll earn more, too, when SHOP AT HOME • VISIT US* CALLUS you save during the flrft Beth Caraccia, daughter of 10 day* of any month. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caraccia of W« Can Ra-Upholater Your Furniture Park Avenue, who waa recent So That It W ill Look and Wear Batter Than New ly confirmed at Sacred Heart R. C. Church, was honored lat the ACKERSONS er in that day at a buffet sup doesn’t cost per for 32 people. Among the 410 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT, N. J. guests were her sponsor, Mrs. 939-2114 or 2116 Ralph Santulli, and her god N J9 .I.D . MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY INTERIOR DESIGNERS ...it pays! parents, Mrs. Frederick Pabst . . . EARN and Louis Colacurci, of Wayne. FROM SUMMER 0AY CAMP FOR SOYS Low Summer Prices JUNE 1st! OUR 14TH YEAR WHITE SIRCH ATHLETIC DAY CAMP Premium Fresh Mined Coal 0AKLAHD, HEW JERSEY None Better at Any Price • Boys Ages S to 13 • Specialise In Physical Fitness TM Ton • Expert Swimming instruction*------• Sports, Games, Handicrafts Nut or Stove $21.50 Pea Coal $20.CC a Door-To-Door Transportation, Lunches Provided $ 1 8 .0 0 Season opens Monday, June SO, 1*06. Camper* may Buckwheat $18.00 Stoker Rice register for four-week periods. SPECIAL SEASON RATEjS. Limited registration. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION IN RUTHERFORD For Information call WY 8-8090 - WY 1-3562 MORRIS DEMEL (Main Off las) OAK McALISTER, Director Eat. liU - ’ i 7 . ' f ■ I f 23 Park Avenue 015 RMi Where You Save Does Make A Diffi FRANK FERHICOLA. Athletic Dir. 615 ESSEX ST. HU. 3-2132 HARRISON G Eneva 8-3121 f * 4*- *« it * ♦ Star-spangled way to make your money grow Plant some of your cash in U. S. Savings Bonds and start your country grow, too, and helping to make your own your own private money tree. It wonJt ipushroom over future more secure. k night H]ke a beanstalk. But once the seed is planted, it’ll If U. S. Savings Bonds sound good to you, plant now. keep on growing at a steady pape/ *' The growing season is year-round. You'll cultivate interest at a jpi|rante®3f 8/4% P 'o w ji to maturity—-so your tree won’t have any pes^y MtMs - ~~ w jiPVy»- ' STAR-SPANGLED SAVINGS PUN FOR ALL AMERICANS v for thin adventiatnvmt. It it presented at a public I r*M*ry Department and The Adiicrtisuiy Coancii. sm —-rMr--H i n s, St. Michael's Jammed As 300 Show Off CYO Talents Now Registering For Summer end Fall Semesters » Tena Harris Nursery School for children 3 to S year* old "Where Learning is Child's Play" State c#rtl«»e . Protenional Stuff . 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Jay Arnold 43 Ridge Road North Arlington Pharmacy Kiddie Haven 1 Ridge Road 580 Ridge Road Phil’s Luggage 7. L illy a. 40 Ridge Road 6 Ridge Road Proatys Lincoln Gift Shop 35 Ridge Road 38 Ridge Road Ridge Bakery Major Cleaners & Launderers 20 Ridge Road Instantly - Safely - permanently Marietta Millinery S k irt ‘N S h irt by the Sensational 1 3 Ridge Road 32 Kldgfc R«««l Radlomatic Electrolysis Martinizing Todd Studio By (UNA Of 38 Ridge Road 32 RMge Road AQATA BEAUTY »Al«« National Community Bank W iener’s Come In Today for 23 Ridge Road 9 Ridge Road Free Consultation AND LOAN ASSOCIATION G in a ’ s E le c tro ly sis SS3 Kearny Avenue (Corner Midland Ave.) Kearny, New Jersey WYman 1-1308 HOURS: Daily - 9 to 3; Thursdays to 7 P. M. . - 19* Ave. Arlington, N.J. < AOMill.mnUUX IU .M J.V k UitigS*)AY, jtN K t. »‘W*> for bo,* •wi girt* in rath kwal aturteitU w«g Mn MAO' K. T»w dihrr nelt«d |UJO far ih • ^ K o f C Cr town »r«» FRANK’S GARAGE 2 6 7 -269 Ri«]gr Road H RIVERSIDE AVE LYNDHURST • 933 8343 Lyndburst, N. J. W E 9-77M Ready-Reference Business Directory For Goods and Services You Need When You Need Them! Alterations VVVVW S^VVVVVVVSAA/ A. TURIELLO A SON (iF,T FULL Camalet* Horn* Improvement* Addition# . Dormer* - JOHN 5 , Qar*gt» - Finl»hed ■**»m*nt* a n a A ttic* C ALL FOR A FREE Radio ,& T.V. Scrvice Kitchen* Modernized ESTIMATE UN A NEW Aluminum Siaing A Roeflnc 220 volt — 3 wire 438 -9120 Aluminum Door* A Window* SERVICE TODAY 414 For**t Av*. Lyndhurat Color & B . A W . G Eneva 8-3663 GE 8-4505 309 Chase Ave, Lyndhurst UCORTE BROS. A.Chasar&son »*y, da h«raby certify that tala ‘SIOINO • ALTERATIONS Company is duly authorized to A D D IT IO N S r J J'A J liv J C IA N S «ran*act ita appropriate bualneia i*7 Stu>ve.v«uit Av., Lyndbtirn of Hr« and allied line*, marine, ALL TYPES OF PUfclk liability, fidelity and *ur*ty, MUCH BNCLOSURtS boiler and machinery, burglary, WINDOWS A DOOMS and th«ft, credit, glata, *prinkl*r WE INSTALL leekage and live*toek in*uranc* In DuPont Vinyl Ca*t«d tt^* State in (ccordanc* with l*w Aluminum Siding u n til M ay 1 19*7, Th* c e n d ltlo n and buetncsa of Mid Company at Lifetlm* Guarantee th* date of *uch (iatement, I* •hewn a* follow*; CALL Admitted Asset*. S10.13S.917 I'it 0-7955 WE 3- Liabilities, except Capital and TUBES Surplus, $ 2,113,359 Kfitimates Gh-an paid-up Capital. $ 2.000,OCO 1963 Econoline Van For Estimates Oa . Guaranteed Hot Asphalt DTrlvenrays, Parkin* Areas, Playgrounds, etc. Call 1 ______NO 7?17Q2 '' . ' Joeaph L. Petrella Nutley Contractor (Sin** 1925) NOTICE . Take notke that Edward Zu- kutytwki tnidlng im Valley Brook lAMtAMWVSAn/WWWN t'afe iiaa applied to the Hoard of <'<»mirtmitnnn» of the 1'oe nshlp ol Auto Mechanics I.yntlhiiral, New Jersey, for * Plenary Ketall Consumption 1.1- ieaK <- BUV S ill TRADE RENT HIRE H EIP A l ' T O M o m i r u * u t r t >d» ^^ans.^ *B|- 4-e - f e m a u i MUM**. kUKTH ARUNUTON ~ | I, •*•• RAStBLBR -f Oft. MOAN IN rrnl«i«k * t t m rooms, heat. hoi water aw) g*. « • * k » « M h 1 g», M, t , | t - i , *'•** ‘tasa aark. lull) hwaml *uc**t imii itfit ••WH-d TWO floor BiwlniM a«Ma)r«, (ail KK.I4M. TT « -u m h r , x v ’* * WyOlgolh 4 If H IM I M •01*4*. >*•» 4 >r*T4rt M i (t) Aula m i l •New V«rk | m m , < *m * j | m t A NEW HI MMKR WARDROBE ’*** ''*#•" S*»»*rl 1 iy». Awl* futll * # * • ' alte r 4 p m TF ••• ta> yoara! iota AX O.N f f lit aad pm tt or mar* par hr. i« t v « . i * p i m m TK* rutaa a# • S»l* are eimplr. You pay ’HI Nnfmt Oriiu (*rt* f g? ••ITTIJt hestalies, AMI', Kd H y o u aalTW a on yi H I N T | lr|. $t^i n o r t h utuv.roN ~IT* Par tattne M enln rail D|. I- r e a l r.* u ie your bon.ir. Writ* out your l-h m m , M» RivenM* Ava s4v«rli•ament (limit | tn i ^ i) I*** Ram tie, Cl*mm 4 *r. M,T tar** tw rai aad bath. He.1 nnd RBI ar dial Operator lar Fro* l uH hai appnrtuttHy alth high * tjn, eut* |m I jadharat, N .|, o r j it to hot » aler .n^Wied Private cm Call WX IW t. *M producing office Lyndhurat. We will run the aiKer- M «ke O ean'i Lilt '•*’ **»w« “Ca la tint" « Il tt •M i* Awl* P>.»,r *t**r.£y t raster Business < no|4e pr* (irrlrrretl hot m a . . . . . >ou a°n‘l ^ lf y«* ftTfcNOCLRRk • KI NAMMJt KKAI. M TA TK FOR SA L# John J I'Agostini) of 3*0 f*rr*d. HA. Cad Ml m t *4 Call Mr. Wm. VMM I. W t * do eel), setW ua | l i « Thank you — on trour honor. ***’ Remolar Ctm fe Au I* Pewcr Or. SERAI. CUSKRAI. WORM New Street, t.ymttHiraf. a a d TV • • 'r lAMiUy, evielirai n ildra N O a u t o m o t i v e a c c e p t e d i.v K m n m t - s MUUT 1 TO TARE DRTAftON l-^dwaitt G. Koalnwekl 41 F*roa- '**' €*V*fVth for* 4 ar tMan Hal seettaM « f I tadband. Hi* BEU1NRUU uaiiar. caa* aad I ... ! ' t . ' rn E COMMERCIAL LEADER AND IOTTT1 BERGEN REVIEW TRITWDAY, JVXl 1 1*6* vies Are Greater Than Ever • • - See One | n Weekend Where To Go — What To Do — What To See In South Bergen f- .. v p gat ham tu rn s th #» Now Showing At The Lincoln 3 Tamarack's Waller Gets Sixth Term & tlitv an the stars Arthur E. Waller of Bloom most, Bloomfield. Gavin R units than aver before ii* nited Fund. Bloomfield United L eader (ram th* mud of Ih* Mil* River field w u reelected President oi McCoach Rutherford; James thanked all the officer*, Fund. Rutherford Community A depression ar bad was mad* tamarack Council. Bay Scout* Miriana Lyndhurst; Ettwood S. bars of Ihe Board and the etv Chest and th* United Communi ir. th* earth into which quant i itf America at th* OouncUs Jlsl New, Rutherfcrd; John W O- lire Council (or making this ty Fund of Essex and West Hud tie* of mud. water and cut straw annual busln*** m**ting. fo r 'Connor, Woomfl*kl., Howard possiblea H pledged to roetinu* that make* w*r* dumped This was tramped * his sixth term He will continue T. Poyitter, Nutley. William L to strive through the coming • hatby of trying to determine into puglclay mixed with water) »** 8>ve leadership to those Staehle. Rutherford; Jack i year to "Break through tor eonatnictton brink* and then removed in lump* and making Scouting available to T*rkowlti. Rutherford. Henrik Youth" tn our nine communities the youth ol rnoomftekt, Carl Tvedl, Bloomfield; Thom a* A ahaped by hand* ar In moulds Tamarack la a member m~ ing has been a kmn Such moulded clay was dried in stadt, East Rutherford. Lynd Wabh, BloomfWld. Herbert C. gescy at th* B*ff*n Counry U- f.urw, Moonachie. North Arling- Walton, ' lt wa* Ihe *un Later on th* brick* were ROUTE 3 ton. Nutley, Rutherford and DNIVC-IN Bt Jot** IT «f the chrapsst and Mur burned In kllna. And basically W'.wd-Rldge. th* area s*rved by * m «T building matmsi* ■*« bricks are still made the *am* Tamarack Council. w Now thns Tuesday an# le. Ttwre m oometfciiat ueeu wsy. Other officer* elected w it tifal «bnut a brick becauac a In i t b»i nine* better lookup aa Waller were Vic* Presidents - - Dwborah Chapt. William Elnrrtnhof*r, Mayor of u ,i , .. Kuiherford, Thumaa A Johnaon * iTnY kartell NOW THRU TUESDAY t T is f*c! tint hficfcs aim* Plant Cakemobile of Lyndhurst and Robert Van ALL TECHNICOLOR •ironeer with the pa**ag* Wins Award fiolden Heart Chapter of De Iilerstin* of lUoomfteld; Council SHOW of ttmr gives them another borah will iportsor a cake mo Commlaatoner Henry K Saund Kathleen Martel) of ROSALIND HATLKY BUSSELL MILLS Ml* this Saturday and again on ers of Hloomfield; Treasurer North Arlington, a chemical Bmntly Harry R Waias and THE TROUBLE WITH Saturday. Jim* 11. George Koteen of Rutherford; engineering junior at Newark hi# wife. Ora**, pot together a ANGELS** Thr** Italian wagons will District Chairman______Bergen__ Oallege of Engineering, has ef “Early Brickmsking transport the home made cakes, Frsnk Errioo, Rutherford, and *>een *w,rt^ *he T su B eta Pt'» ALSO WALT DISNEY’S tn#S» Jersey." They found HRMIn! U'a m a m '. f l . JU.4. cupcakes and cookiea The vot- v District Chairman Essex, Willi annual Women's Badgr for out “EMIL * THE th u n 1ST* Thomas Holmes es- FA R EW ELL—Lana Turner unicer driver* tor both days am C. Hrttenbach standing scholarship Th* chap DETECTIVES" taHRshed a yard is Woodhndc* Forsyth*, as he leave* on WITH will b* Mrs. George Dlugasch, Tamarack's representative! ter dkwa not elect women to COLUMBIA A n ile th* sam e year John Og- government that keeps him away from WALTER SLEZAK who la alao chairman of ar to tin- National Council will be membership tiea, one of the leaders of that sal's dramatic R o e * Banter production, rangement* for th* cake mobile; graph*4 in Technicolor, now at Lincoln President Waller, Vic* Presi She was also initiated this spanking n*w slat* a t New Jer- Mrs Aaron Midler, and Mrs. month Into Omega Chi Epsilon, R o s a l i n d H « y l o y MT, «v*tw>d a brickyard in 1679 dents h'inreinhofer, Johnson and Pat Cacacie The aellen. head- Van Identlne and Commission a chemical engineering honor County reaident* of *d by Mrs Manny Mott* a n d er Saunders FalrfUgh T Dlclt- society. LINCOLN R/Ussel Mills will he m icrttleriia ihr Mr* -imdliiy a nal**! w4H —*- Mias Martfll. a gradual* ai history of briakmaklnit there - That Magic Knife - and BaiiaauL- Jcnks arr ry baskets or baked gooda from honorary Vic* Prvsidenta. Qtwen arpw erm gh sehooTrm- , A firm known as Shower* 4 Now thru Tuesday door to door tn the community. G o Thoar elected to Ih* Board sides at SI Elm Street Cafe estaMiehed a firm in Lodi By ih Dugas CFN Women’s Editor Lana T srssr John Forsythe Sale proceeds will be donated in addition to the officers aw In 1*75, according to the Weisses "MADAME X ” to Defcorah H ospital NEW YORK (CFN )—One spot in the kitchen where Walter W. Andrews. Caristadt; Trouble The Lodi et that time embra- A the most efficient homemaker can feel fumble-fingered is th James Becker. North Arling tumt Misisa—isst i*«xi«* c*d moat of South Bergen, in- where she's faced with something—anything—to be sliced. Main S tr M t ton; Henry Csachorowskl. Nut- S m i Or**e* Charleton Heaton rludtng U itk Kerry where th* Old Guard Meets, o V a n o / Angels All right, maybe your huiband l*y; Albert D. Egan, Bloom “WAR LORD” brtekmaking took place. htu taken a course ia bow to of us st timet, usually tha wont Hears Orchestra field; Morton D. Gould, North Showvr* A Cole, who used carve a roam or a chicken. But - . _ _ . nil* to Im Ilk* M ot- Starta Thar* June • * 'COtUMBlACOtjOH that leaves a whole lot of thing* The sdutiooT Wen, them ia Arlington; Charles J. H a 1 k, I you dr***, aa a *or- Hackensack were The semi-monthly meeting of ft your wif»'» nil invar* Fsnl Newman "HARPER'' River day, to be sliced and they ten to the ««*. ths> kwd of knife that takes Flos — in Color! not ttcceaaful. Their busin*aa Th<* OW Guard of Ruth*rford, Lyndhurst; Frank M. Kennedy. M*tl«tnn In ‘ lot of you know who: Ihe worn- ° ytJ ilicing for you. Horgn Sat Mat KMdle Show Jane 4 RICHARD WIDMARK M i taken over by John Thume was held W*dn*sday mom- an in the kitchen. » M t tske* ihe whole thing out Bloomfield; Kenneth J. Koob, "MORGAN" _ "MOAOAN" ing, May 25th, tn Fellowship cf your hands snd sll yon w m i C aristadt; W illiam B. M ayrer, ‘ War Lord" Sidney Pottier who did not do well, either. 3 Stooges A Color Cartoon Hall of the Lutheran Church do i* guide this cord leu General Rutherford; William D. McCal- "TH* MAIM BT,* Then came the thre* Mehrof Electric knife. "THE LO N G SHIPS" brothers They established the with 85 members present. Di But please don't get the idea firm which a till exist*. The Metv rector Alonso Putnam called that this knife doe* only tmall rofa took over in 1877. They ex the meeting to order. cutting fobs, lt handles the big ones with eaie. For instance: a panded IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO BUILD. BUY OR the yards added new Th* following were wel ten rib roa*t beef, a 14 pound types of etjuipment and soon comed to m em bership — Willi bam or a 21-pound turkey wUI REMODEL CALL ANY ONE OF THE CON M r Brm was the second big slice like bread under this knits am R. Wragg, John H. Leighton, when it is fully charged. test brickmaking yard in the ELECTRIC TRACTORS LISTED BELOW. H^LL GlVt Valentine J. Demer and Joaeph It doesn't work like aa ordi I J f P q v " ■ S. Rook witch Roy D eane was nary knife because it isn't aa YOU ALL THE FACTS ON TOTAL ELECTRIC k Th* Mehrofa. Nicholas. Peter ordinary knife. When you ute it, greeted as a visitor, also Mr. you just guide the blades through and Philip-duK six pits, enough Qkikle PcakeC Ke«my. wto'is the food. You don't hava to HOME HEATING. to turn o u t 3S.OOO b r i c k s a d a y . very active in Senior Citizen Or bother with the customary back and forth sawing motion. When Their bricks were known as ganizations, and is the President LIVING GUIDE Hackensack* and few buildings you slice very thin slices, slightly of the Allegro Club of R uther slant the cutting edges of the in the Paterson-Passaio area and ou ran o is b o x ford. blades towards food. many building* hereabouts were You don't even have to won But then, anything worth own William Sindaire, Chairman buiM with famed Hackensack der wbat things. You already ing requires some care, doesn't Planning Committee, stated the know, don’t you? Party sand Q. la (laetrlc hut atlll bricks. ft? You wouldn't think of telling In tn* luxury ciaaa. bus trip to Sterling Forest, wich loam , freih pineapple hot coffee on a fruitwood table. The Mehrof* used schooners to (over tackle Mat on* w ith a postponed twice because of rain You'd like the right' precautions A. Prl«*-wl*« (a* th«y transport their bricks and their dull knife?), porterhouse steak, with It. •ay) no..,Co«ifort wi*< had been called off_ "You dont have to learn heating costs. No heat wast y*a. Blactrlclty a* fual thriving business made wealthy shredded cabbage, cheese lo And, of course, if your hus I* now eom eatltiva in slices either thick or thin, cold band d ln't, after all, take that to yodel . . or limber up for ed). c**t. Rut *th*ra ar* m*n of all of them. Mrs. John Parkinson, Leader cuts ih perfectly even dices, course te carving, this cordless surfboards and outboards to - Electric heating systems «th*r tavlnga. toe. of Girl Scout Troop 539, ap Actual c » t * of Mtuip- In 1900 the Mehrof* began angel food cakes, frosted cakes, slicing knife goes right with him wanta vaeation home In your last and last. "The life of m*rrt installation ar* looking for more clay deposits. peared with two members of ice cream, raw meats. to table or buffet and does the moaaat In *l*ctrical Ever-tackle any at these with life. The ‘second home’ trend the house" is th* way dealers heating *y*tem*. Thsn, They had to look und?r the Hac her Troop • Patricia Mallett, & lob painlessly and efficiently. a regular knife and have them Even men who have refused to for vacations is burgeoning usually describe the equip too, m *lnt*nanc* ran- konsaok meadows and they Alice Perldns. They brought a** anywh»r* from come out a crumbly mess? Of carve before won't mind with all over the country. And ment. It's possible a visit low to nil. two cartons filled with books course you did. It happens to all this knifet In th* m«tt*r of com found great loads of clay which the biggest part of the news from the maintenance m an and magazines which they sta fort, how *v*r, you haa been converted into bricks is the shrinking-distance-factor may never be necessary for n*v*r has It ao luxur ted their Troop wished to pre ious , . , and you LARSON’S ever sinae. between a family's 'regular' the life of the system. n*v»r will with any sent to the Old Guard for dis Brickaklng Is one of the oldest house and its hideaway. other mat hod. Thar* ELECTRIC SERVICE tribution in Veterans Hospitals, - Electric heat outwits wea a r* na hot w o t*, no construction arts in history. The Many of them, of course, draft* (providing In Residential Commercial and to veterana in area hospi HALFPENNY PLAYHOUSE ther. Rain pouring down for f la t io n , tee, la ade offspring of Noah's sons who will eventually evolve into quate, naturally). Thar , Industrial Wiring tals. The gift was accepted by three days? Electric heat can located on the plains of Shinar Fri-Sat*Sttn through June 2 f > at 8:40 P.M. year-round retirement homes. moatata In avary Electric Heating Alvin Lugg, recently presented eliminate indoor clamminess room pravld* whatever said to one another in 2247 BC, And for much of lt, you tempcratur* aubtletiea Insured - Bonded with the Silver Star Decoration THE SMASH OFF-BROADWAY MUSICAL HIT! and coldness before they set you want. "Go to, let us make brick and can credit the speed, effec - » 24 Hr. Service Lie. #599 for exceptional bravery during tle down. That old musty- burn them thoroughly." tiveness and easy operation 8. I think It waa In your BoIloriQ* PL I NK World War I. summer-camp aroma is a column that I read As early as 1706 the children of complete electric home about alatrlc heating thing of the past. for vacation houn* ot Israel were making bricks for A motion picture on Safe Dri heating systems. It fills thf but am haiy n * faw the .Egyptians. ving completed the very inter- And of oourse, for Americans fact*, la it poaaitol* te bill on all counts; ln*t*ll the heating MYLES ELECTRIC Bricks were manufactured esting session. really living modem, return el*m *nt* a room at a - An electric beating system ing to the Number One Mon tlmeT Thought at flrat can be put into operation in we'd eettfe tfo r lu * t M Heof Bme.oeney aervloe day-to-FridSy home can be th * main room, de the stantly. No fuel has to be •leeplhg quartan In Lie « * 0-W1 Now Playing at the “ All New” Rivoli a smooth transition too ... if th* yea re to eeme. ordered and stored. And no its equipped with the same Kearny WY MCTC thing else works as fast be A. Well, a* you a modern heating. For with hav* another few cause electricity as fuel, trav thing* to *ay the majority of second-home too, on the veei■eStlen els at exactly the same speed purchases, the trend Is to home aubjvet. tt I* *n A dults $3.00 as light. A house near a exciting on* ■ . . par ward "a different ... but not ticularly In view of th* lake, with electric heat, can trend toward* *taylng a distant view .”. M ost are in within the aam* vicin EARLE ELECTRIC Students $2.50 he as cozy for a winter week the same area, and the short ity you llv* in th* end as it is for the summer year around. As * er the driving time, the bet television personality vacation. (Providing, of doc rib** hi* hld**w*y ■teetrleal Contrast** ter. And Number-Two-Home “If* half and hour course, it was built and in 998-1100 m ay’look like a chalet ... but ~Btr « oorkl a wayi11— sulated properly to begin But the other part of not necessarily because a the trend that'a note Kearny, N. J. with. And good insulation worthy I* “Good No. ArHngtoa 9S8-4SZS 1S5 Midland Avenue family has a yen to yodel ... building.” More *nd is recommended from the out or even ski. Just a change more p*opl* are veto ing the old flimey- set. Building costs escalate. of place, a change of pace ehack conocpt. Toe The sooner It’s done, the cottly in th* long run. ... and an additional invest Ev*n If you add later, cheaper the cost. And also It I* th* feeling of our ment in good living. oounulor* that what, HOTEL VAN BUREN the greater the savings In ever th* *iz* (that I* however *m*lt) th* GROSSO ELECTRIC South Kentucky Avenue original etructur* should b* well built. Short Block off Boardwalk It (hOuld withstand th* on*l*ught ef wea ther extremee . . . and Lie. #asis ATLANTIC CITY - - NEW JERSEY it ahould provide com fort within. Lyndnsrst GE 8-7241 The Van Buren caters to a class of people who demand IW— Ihid Russell as Mother Superior in a convent school where the be9t at reasonable rates. Its location is the very Hayley Mills, left, te a high spirited teenager, makes a dress center of everything in Atlantic City. tar a student in this scene from “The Trouble With Angels,” Columbia Pictures comedy in color. Also starred are Binnie W rite for rates or phone 344-9576 JONES ELECTRIC DEVON ELECTRIC DON WILGUS Barnes, Gypsy Rose Lee, Camilla Sparv, Mary Wickes and ask for Mrs. Bernice Schubert BELLO ELECTRIC screen newcomer June Harding. ' INC. Elaatrlcal Contractor I ' ll" COMPANY , ..... ■■ ■teetrtaal Englnaere L ie . #10*8 SERVICE Ve have aU the known brands of Liquors, Wines Lie. #SM ' ■ U*. «KM - 991*5551 . 998-4657 beers. We serve hot lunches. Ladies Invited. FOX MANOR HOTEL E. Rutherford GE 8-442S Belleville 759-6060 No. Arlington HU 2-6769 2700 PACIFIC AVENUE Facmg Boardwalk and Ocean M ile Barrel’s Tavern ATLANTIC CITY - - NEW JERSEY Bat Soap and all kind* of Cold Cuta, Sandwiches A. CHASAR & SON S. J. PALUMBO BAUER ELECTRIC ATOM ELECTRIC floa all kinds ot Beverages, Coffee aad Cake. A friendly family hotel located in the finest ••• ■ ■ seetion of. this, -worid'-.mort • tM Veit Inetallad.---- JOE DOBROWOLSKI, Prop. SPECIAL RATES FOR RETIRED GUiJEST: S 442 LEWANDOWSKI STREET, LYNDHURST, N.J. FOR A PERMANENT YEAR ROUND HOWME ‘•h. #*o WEbater 9-9881 Write for Literature and Family .Rate Plan G E 8-4565