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Eek's Lete Television •Y Jersey's Only Pictorial EEK'S LETE TELEVISION AMS THE •Y RTH JERSEY'S ONLY WEEKLY PICTORIAL MAGAZINE n and Country Dining ew York Sports In e•? of BicjTrouble :•:•lt•-incj Without Strain Sh id We Change I•c tic Pre;•rJc, nfial Campaign Complete Short Story DECEMBER 18, 1960 VOL. XXXII, No. 51 •35SZRAIGHZ fill(C or. 20th Ave.) PATERSON, N.a. __ MUlberry 4-7880 Gift Delmrtment Living Rooms Bedrooms- Bedding Dining Rooms •.,r'" ,• @."]:'!1 bego[n•tfoaf leaet-three Formal danc'ee this We Decorate Within Caxpeting '( ! '"-• winter,an•[ have aclothes problem. • can'thave Your Budget Applisnces a new dree• For each dance, but • don't want fo wear the eameold thingto all oFfh•.•h•f car. •do?" ZITO STUDIOS •' ":•• • • I • • eefe,df:in•erchangeable evening COMMERCIAL .. NEWS -- POR•AIT • -• •n bedressed u• withassor•e• • ':belf•orsashe• inma•chin• or RUSSELL ZITO, Photogra•er /1!•:• -:•:•...con,ra•tin• color,. 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