Ilttiem MdllUKMKOMW» South Bergen Fri ends. Wish You A Happy '60 ta t to. &x j « * s x ïsx «« ew b k a oilier in years nifi in ihf last week. They exrhaiiKed shame-faced .looks. Then thry l»f((an Leader Publications to tell their »¿yfilu rr» of traveling by Im»*. They told iiorrrndoii« stori«*»* of the long COMERCIAL LEADER .jJc h i y> raiis«*cl wlient*\i*r a -light m ish ap jaiiini«*«! NORTH ARLINGTON LEADER traili«* on tli«* hifjhwaVH. ^ Then they got into tin* warm. smoofh-run- LEADER FREE PRESS nifi” rail «ars an«l wrr«* shot into llnlmkcit vi iili- f'ut fu>s_or feathers. l*fthlishc<| e\«*r\ Thur-day I*\ III«* (.ommen ial Leader Priming < «unpan) at 2">l Ridge Road. I.vndhiirst. Y J. Telephone t,fcneva A instant Railroads KTol W hen the storm broke la-t week, «lumping •more snow than we have experience«! in two Yes Virginia ? vear-. the railroails went into a«*tion at once. They put to work gangs of hiimlre«ls «»f men T«» tin* jiood little girl w ith tin* spit c u rl w ho clearing the way. warming up the switches and aske«l last week if tlitre really. really are pas- making r«*a«ly for wliat«*\cr tin* storm might s«*nger trains, the answer i« an «»mphatic yes. bring. On last ..Monday aftern«M»n snow began to The buses waited for the government to fall. By the time darkness f«*ll the snow he
Fourth Street Theatre. Both have Group; 1349th Reaearch & De- , S o u th PHends Wish You A PI DELTA presenta AT tOY&TOWN met critical and public accept velopment Unit; 324th Ordinance ance. The old standbys go on. Group; 699th Engineer Company; ‘T he Threepenny Opera" fs in its , 1st Bn., 310th Infantry Regiment: Sn5 .7 D an ces The PA would wsik in and con- acre, and has.coat over 1 -! fifth year at the Theatre de Ly j. j HQ. 78th Regiment (C§T); 65th wasteland The land is. AW to date end 522 38th St. with its hit song, ‘‘Mack the Signal Battalion, 932nd AI Det. I Union City in moat cases by ’.lie muni- millions more, today handleS onlv city block, Knife," still haunting the nation. (Div.); 902nd Engineer Det. VFW bft. Hudson Blvd. A cipalitiea. It would b e p ic k e d up | 1 U M persons a dey! The' Port ia the public getting back the And the Circle-in-the-Sqltares (C02); 7467th Transportation HfK«nHne Avwiu*. tor peanuts The Port Authority i Authority Buj Terminal handle, rlcheat divVMfld? production of “Our Town” con Staging Station; Mobilization DICK FRAYSSE Orch. would be raquiteu to pay Ita i tinues to evoke tears and laughter “— laanuta tn taxes, what a Designation Dets 05.14. ADMISSION S9c after almost a year’s run. P A N C IN O or the Port Auiuority! * to 12 JO Ampi« Pnrktns The Port Authority said that 1 Army Reserve the airport would bring g r e a t : traffic into Morris**County. This Gives Christmas Par thoae on a budget yoTre means highway upon highway Party to Orphans iure te like the secret. of You know who pays for high Social Dancing a* taught by ways. And you know who has to give up .taxable land to provide Representatives of the Kearny the platforms for the highways— United States Army Reserve | DORIS OPDYKE Special To The Leader municipality tt pays to that HACKENSACK— Let*, doff an the taxpayers! Center were hosts to a Christmas I W Y 1-0609 - W E 9-6776 municipality just what tt had Party for children Of St* An adm iring c a p to M n . John J. been receiving in t»»— Thu., thony’s Orphanage, last week Bredln Sr., the Lndhurst Matri whan .t took over Teterboro Air The Army men showed movies, arch. who died last week. Mrs port it paid juat what the run Brcslin w a s a rare woman who down and haphazard aparation provided refreshments and gave LMoy M QrM M Invita» you to a gift to each child. Several knrw how to run her home and had paid before Which ia pea vieit him at the most beautiful end to be active on the civic scene, other presents were given to the modern b«r Im town. T«ete on« of nuts. That mean* the Bergen4 orphanage for the use of all chil our tfeiicious arili ipoclaltm . also. Very few Democratic big County taxpayers who pay for d r e n . wigs came to Lyndhurst without the health, education and welfare saluting the admirable mother aaaftf atka .■ w aMaiglaDia u a t w a i i t s n O T T R(a 7 Funds for the party were raised Opea Friday T r y I t A t And Saturday Nights who produced the legal quartet the airport for the Port Authari- by Reserve Units meeting at LACKAWANNA 7:3# te 11 P J L of Jack, Jim. Roger and Bill *y. Kearny and the Caven Point B A R A G R IL L Bretlin. Army Reserve Centers, plus the M atinee S - i FJL Saturday and B— day ■idge Kaad and f tim i St. • • • Active Army personnel stationed Look at the picture ia ] at the centers. Special RATES te Grsnpa L y a d h a n t, N . I. The corridor pundit, are won Belleville, N. J. PL. »4N0 TaL O Karra M TU dering what affect, if any, the jet- Captain Francis Foley, execu port suggestion of the Port tive officer of the Kearny Re- . Authority will have upon the eerva Center was in charge of j future of that agency. Already collection of donations, purchases congrettmen. sensing paydirt and wrapping gifts and the serv- j are beginning to sniff around. An ing of refreshments. He was as- |- Season’s Greeting investigation could produce fire- sisted by Sergeant Joseph P. works, it is believed. There is no Flaherty and Mr. Joseph N. ! aaad af scandal: just the biggnan Manzi. Other personnel of Kear Wt C n Mato M M Em t Yn Wart of the PA would make a nation ny assisted. wide story. The financial innards The following reserve units par tt the bi-state orgaooatian would ticipated: 1I52ARSU School: t ■aka faacinatiag reading. 445th Ordinance Co: Ho. 31<*S ij Double Barrol’tTaveni • • * j Infantry Regiment; 1st Bn., 312 m An indication of how far the I Regiment (AIT); ,1st B»., 76th M overstepped itaalf is found Regiment (CST); M rtI O vtt Af- W Ebdw 9-9SSÍ- h Governor Majmer'* mail An j fairs Group; Company B ; Iff 111 M M iia g 3,032 w ro te to M eyner Mt urwAtm om n N . J . - g tte e r ; 1231st Engineer the airport Only 19 1L Remember, this mail In o rar Starai from one of America*, MMMMftAMWAAMfVSAASWVWVWVVVWVVVVNj ■ BM(t literate centers—th e M orris •ROUTE 3* County a r e a where wealth and proceedings on the ftace. J ORIVE-iN * ♦ f> T. l»i BT »7 M d tradition« range ride by dUr. Connection*’ cn|M a Cold Beer-Wfoo & Liquors O 0 o hat has Mido« been w e » . m e s a t . The Morris County crowd is on a stage. Even though trail heeled, beaidea being highly ft the rule, of playwriting Dean Martin - Jerrv Lewi. Free Delivery literate. Indeed, rich as the PA te have been ignored, the Is it would be overwhelmed by 'a point of view strongly, “JTMMNG JACKS” 4he wealth of the people it has the audience. And after t STOOGES" -HAVE BOCKET* Complete Catering Service aroused. The other night they a*. what elee can a play uefcm- bald a man rally. The sponsors dug into their jeans and in a few i*-«l bK of th* Oaana Weddii.gs — Banquets - .» I». Riinutes turned up enough money active O n the due a t “The Connection*,** u n - Jennifer Jones Parties — Etc. to finance a tremendous publicity I W ar B. *y Jaanarj 1. > form, but offers a f.r program. A full-page In the cheerful and optimistic Gregory Peck Newark News alone coat over -IK7F» IN «I'M" • John Dot ta r n and Paul H000. T h e sponsors ponied up ' . . Vietar Mature Sfcyre have adapted Mr. Do* M e* without th e blink o f an eye—and • H MM PC * TO" HOMEMADE a«* epic trilogy, “U.R.A.." into promised as much more as may b l W M mn froas Ipd m m . t ataeef readinr the Martinique W EB m e SAT he necessary a* atm «aia« u n « » a m The lit, of J. Ward o CoU Slow B«iwd Boom * M , public relation, Potato S«l«d Moeoroni Solad In the a r e a is H a r tl e y Dodge M ia i. ddDM Iy und to re- -GOUATB AND THE who h a s more millions than you — M c f lji m a w tl the toy. «ad
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■------«- U g M a SKAStlN> MiKKTINCS iioicpn m m w R iv e rsid e Thomas Viola Service, Inc. & Son, Inc. Pofito Agency, Inc UNDERSHERIFF Father E |U [ in ■ short talk to the boy« prior to passing Ml the rift« to his 1M ta n TW The boys walked away (ram the Christmas tr* ••<«* with "w nte. donated by lartre com had of Boyvtowa, who la aa aaosaally interesting speaker, had a basy d*r ahead a( kha. Altot ’»anies a n d individuals. New elefhinf for iaatan e was *1ven e a c h boy by B o n d 's and father Efa> tef aa H ull to his bey* ke kad a date at aeon to appear aa a telerlatoa procraa ortciaatlat 65 River Road «reseated each boy with a stiver dollar. Art Roberta Hak 301 Kidfr Road la LMac*»a. Art NUTLEY, N. J. Q**'- Bergen Caanty NUtley, 2-8060 l.yndimrrt. X. J. North Arlington, N. J. Standard Tool t Otto's Decorators Carmine Sovino, M f » C o . tan— Maan— «naaaa—n— i . ►3?. V • -4i - «V S r . Excavating Contractor Royal Hawaiian Manufacturing of Special ■¡tM*®* lnnw^kw uw ■ sy " > / Machinery .»75 Ridge Road P alm s / D r .* . F . ' . 601 Ridge Road 738 Schuyler Avenue ■ .Z l J v 'J , 82 Mid iw Street RESTAURANT • GRILL L y n d h u rit |j. * V, Vi'. s*t \ Lvndhurrt, N. J. '' North Arlington Com. Ralph Pofito 237 Laurel Aventie if TOWN ENGINEER North Arlington 518 Stuyveaant Avi'7 ^ K earn y & W ife 620 Ridge Road L r n d h a n U N J . Lyadhurat, N. J. ft- Ptpfies Arranged 'tarry R. TIrgratt «• Pipe Protection Sco n d io W E 9 2300 & Son S.J.I S e r v ic e . Ik . Manufacturing Gr actings From the Electrical Contractors ■ - • . .. '■.’f Electrical Contractor Porete Avenue Refined Products Greetings From C om p an y Settembrino W ard Optical (370 Beil. Pike) Sample Marshall -533 New York Aventi« Lyndhurr-t, N. J. vorporeTion Mfg. Company / rp a r n i n m i h y f pi V Premier Bog Co. K earn y Laboratories, Inc. Lyndburrt, N. J. G E n r v a 8-2832 Manufacturing Chemists North Arlington. N. J. Morris Jr. WEbater M W S "i ' . ' » f '• i North Arlington 332 Bdleville Turnpike Pcnm^lvtnia Avenue PhOlia 624 Sckayler Avenue Pfet- .63 Puk Avenue I*» 'Jf^ Jf tat : •v - ■ .* -v v-*>. ■* y -%^-r-a - *-V- - ; *. North Arlington, N. J. »W Lyadhant, N. J. Lyndhurst, N. J. Lyodhurst, N. J. Thereaa
CEneva 8-7520 Maoris Sr. ft WHe iiyp *■ W m . J . W lso n ■J-V,V tT- ■ S a n C a r lo Aksel Sorensen Peslle & Ccrfone R id g e C o . REALTOR •t So n s R e s ta u ra n t Plumbing Contractors 232 -StBjrvenant Avenue ~ v.. . ■ . i . Rndy and Ray Melon* •*•• •*' >r t a w t + t W f i 3 U JU |» M
L|■ *« !!. N. J. - r f b M M _ > .«*5 ■ * ■' •.' T W I M W v r ’' „■ .-,tw - V S M O M - ;*■_ -at' ■ t*’ ‘vr » ^.-art«- - j .*• . % . . .. "«i lè ulfct^rqw v fffenlfe“W«Üh Yöu A Happy 60~ SouH> Bergen Frtcnds Wish Voli A Happy ÓO K Z Sß V lS CHRISTMAS ATROYSTO WN CHRISTMAS AT BOY5TOWN Louis M foe F t m y c 4 ¿ i+ C e . Quality Tiim Product, ' By Hostert in «ko TUo viri
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L y e d h e r * , H. J. l yndhurst, N. J. G E n e v a 8-5045
Hil-Ken Heeling Lackawanna J^W .H M erieRCe.^ « B a r 729 Riverside Am ke Manufacturers of ] Lyndhurst, N. J. 262 RIDGE ROAD Operattef the aaaM trato sat at toiijw ii i a real eaooaaaMy totor an (toy toa «ay totora Chritfaaat aettte' tke trates up. la tkc pistare arc M l, At m ,« a v ■■<11*. at da m lwk. Art Roberts MMa Technical Coatings ^ h i m i M m * • Fromm Food* LYNDHURST, Ñ. J. xaxf H H U M M I H I V l F a W OU . Od Sunto* J ' : I Sotes f t Service Lyndhurst, New Jersey ! H a t« Um (if! packagaa presented, vary Utile pro Vie» to » a Leonard Del Grosso, Prop. , « - rii n t everytktoc tn n elctbas (aaaa, «»3 n " itti tor , who to 2Ä* Lyndhurst Hdw. I. •* u ¿a+i*$ > Iw ftw u i « in . TU « was the climax at a werk oí prapaa- i- ri- -MM * •* tartef Wtock awry caller at ■»EStopa.yirv **«•* wlt t , Cto*teto to T.a r™ .. A Paint Co.
■ gjftÿÉHteé li «i ij !■■■■— >■»■—— r. ™ S S 'j y * ' V C h a s. F . H a l C e . ; -or. ,<*ï* O •to ■ iamctStnino, Prop. ' • ■eneg w w s —.«rs; ? I l e e . i l 255 RidRe lW d * —lié Lee Filter Corp. C o m ité D fletr • .Tt+ D dite;. 1 Í . J . / # - V- * J _ Getterai Electric Dealer * ► General Motar» Trucks 43 River Rood E. 27 Orient Way ' • s * f a n t e à t Sales it Service rntnmmmmimmÊn £ ' f Lyndhurst, Ä. J. North Arlington, N. J. 266’P«fk A’rtone 1 North Arlington, N. X Rutherford, N. J. 267 RMge Road L yn d h u rst V ■ ’ H eeogp's Wiee «H8îSKBaCÜ|(B I.\mllnir
iiorlh Arlington, N. J. C E t-9450 Lyndhurst, N. J. WEbstcr 'MKIO GEarra $-0653 W Y 1-3130 LYNDHURST, N. J. 1 MARIN AVENUE • “ X LYNDHURST, N. J. L yn d h u rst I — — i- M - - Beverage Co. ^ ae^fùH A * i to» — ... i Pies Baked i LjewMm « n» jo Quality Flavor 800 BEERS - LIQUORS Lyndhurst, N. J. m 1 - Gregorio Curco, Prop. GEaeva (W747 , 4 W E lie le r 9-6244 îjliitoli fi f "irfn~iT*T W i »• » ^ '■IBI ■wwP*ffP*^BWÍRÜ r «tl á m u m * «t- , s « n t » «ai<**írr. «»te ¿ m W * » , i «*-s ¿o * a c h r:-fr. <_ í rr- -* i j *. * » -j? * « » » - «.*§*« a . f-¡; ^Vjfr„ aJaoiàigâ frc> ft jtJiUüa¿ South Bergen Friends Wish You A Happy ■ '60 Frijencfa W IsfoYou A Happy '60 •‘vi / » ' X CHRISTMAS AT BOTSTOWN “¿S A. Chasar & Sons Feldman Cleaners Electrical Contractors 3 S T O R E S 11 Ridge Road ' Sales & Service 720 Ridge Rood 237 Sluyvesant Avenue <00 StnyveMnt A t « GEneva 8-4505 LYNDHURST, N. J. C o o p e r . i. Lu m ber C o . T.V. Servici Headquarters for Lumber, Mason Materials R o ad - Jam es A. Bresln Hardware • Paint * 1 H ig h w a y 17 a n d U n io n A ve., L y n d h u rrt h put at 296 Ridge Road " at hot mi w ith Eaat Rutherford L y n d k u tft Chaw Ave., at D. L. A W. G E 8-8084 R.R. Lyndhurst ' s Bor & Grill B e rg e n C o w ity , Ida and Frank Diamond Boning '* G la s s * Daniel Coranoto C o rp . j Open Haute JVfir V(*r’i Err Uberai Finance I «fc ■ * • *.« Buffet Supper Canty Rag Co. Speedwell Plumbing 216 R id v RMd 108 Steven« Place — -iSorvfaip 1 . ' •8 PARK AVENUE and Heating L v rx ¡ln ir» L 7 Ridge- Road 571 New York A’ . ' J 296 Ridge Road I.yndhartl, N . J. North Arlington, N. J. 231 W«rb«ter Avenuue RUTHERFORD Lyndhurst, N. J. Lyndhunt, New Jeney L y n d h u rtt G E n e v a 8-7213 OMMMMM M nKim M iM iM wnin mmsmmumm Chase Machine Copper Hood Double Barrel’s I V >*• Bob s Ron Hof The Bogle Agency FLOW ERS BY J . C o r n e d R e s ta u ra n t Crest Diner C om p an y Real Estate and Insurance T a v e rn S & S a n s DOUGLAS Machima tmd Precision 1 Park Avenue 210 Bdlrville Turnpike 300 Stuyvesant Avr W E 9-9081 Buttons 257 Ridge Road North Arlington, N. J. 317 Ridge Road Hand Screw Paru L y n d h u m L y n d h u rtt 442 Lewaado«Ai St. EAST RUTHERFORD W Y 8-4272 W E 9-107«? 208 Van Burea Street Lyndhurst, N. J. North Arlington. N. J. 292 CHASE AVENUE W E 3-3332 Lyadhant, N. J. L y n d h u rs t LYNDHURST, N. J. N.J. GE. 8-75» • AftffVWMMdVmWWMM ! _ ‘ DeMassi M otor Equity Savings Carrol's UqMTS C o ., Inc. & Loan Assn. In c. ç • 2 % P a r k Avenue 583 Krarn» Avenue 200 Sdmjrlcr Avenue 214 LyndhurM, N J. Kearny, N. J. North Arlington W Y 84976 Lyndfcm t, Frank Accardi Rose Bastian Bob Berry Ernest Dabinett Gerhardt Daub Ann Eldredge Wilm a Field Gerald Frino Edward Frontin Mitzi Hickman Carol Kennedy Christiana Latsha Ernest Lotito Mable Meek Beverly Murphy Samuel Pierson W illiam Renaldi Seymour Rosenfeld W #ft*r Rowe Vivian Smith The Leaders' THE LEADER'S STAFF Frank Accardi Rose Bastian Bob Berry Ernest Dabinett Gerhardt Daub Ann Eldredge Wilma Field Gerald Frino Edward Frontin Mitzi Hickman Carol Kennedy Christiana Latsha Ernest Lotito Mable Meek Beverly Murphy Samuel Pierson William Renaldi Seymour Rosenfeld ^Dnword and upward W alter Row* into a boundless future Vivian Smith zooms the bright New Yearl As you ‘‘go along for the ride,” may you experience happiness and success that are strictly "out of this world*' . . . may cherished hopes be fulfilled, and your rosiest dreams come truel r * s- ,\ ■tK *■- • . . ■ : v *'- - irV - »m m ««-.» » .n ».'m ,i» w • % ' • * . * - I •.-V /" H IE COMMERCIAL lii.VUK» AND SOUTHUtf^olifl REVIEW TUESDAY. Avenue Merchants > A. CHASAR A SON EDNA MAE SHOPPE LAPKS’ AND CHIUHEN'S ARNOLD'S BAKERY ►i »/ t r i c i a «« WEAK Soufh 3erqen s Lete P Air Caodittoaing ___ n«mr and CimiiivrcMil Vi S POLLINA Jf F » » 1 an d VISIT OCR NEW MODERN STORE MISS SWANK — LUXITE — BARBIZON F O R T U N A Official Girl .Siouts Headquarters 257 Siinm iM Avenue 1U Staytesvit Avenue GEneva 1-7711 ^ .(LSVERKLADDtlMSHOf G E . 8-V023 - FAMOUS B R A N D . MERCHANDISE AT O U T RATE P R IC E S ODETTE S BEAUTY SALON -SAME DAY FILM DEVELOPING EXCEPT SATURDAYS F.x/trrt llmir Sh*i*n¿ and Tin Ung BEFO RE 9:90 —R EA D Y 4 JO P J t Prrmmnenl Wave Sperndim- 304 Stuyve*anl Avenu« Lymlhitrel, N. J GEneva W ÏI7 SAN CARLO RESTAURANT FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS jg .A ' AND PARTIES F-uinritif Sizzling Steakg W ' XMI Copeland Ave. (cor. oí SluyveMRi) LEA S SPECIALTY SHOP STAN KOZMA FURNITURE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SIMMONS, DAYSTKOM E C U « * . INWlNATIONAL AND MANY QTHER FAVORITES • ITALIAN raOVINCIAL • DANISH « ranca provincial • traditional .«MOWN " «EAtvr AMERICAN L A Y A W A Y .* M D M N O DEPARTMENT STUYVESANT AVENUE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 235 Stvyvoaaat Avenue 212 STUYVESANT AVE •> L’ LILLIAN DANIELS, P W E S-1800 SUPPORT STUYVESANT LAUNBKY «NNM DRIVE IN AND YOUR LOCAL s a v e 2 0 % f t r i MERCHANTS CASH & CARRY V H Hour Service urn Request ^ BE WISE M S StoyveMBi Aveu GE> 8-0879 LYNDHURST MEN'S SHOP NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS RIC a S DINER SHOP mSE *lS a ^*ea*P 6:*l°. 1 • Corner Stuyveiant and Secoad AfMIOM wear clothes cleaned at EVERYTHING IN MEN’S « BÖYS’ CLOTHING NEW MENUS - SHOP ON THE AVENUE « l d m a n c l e a n e r s 298 Sliryvcumt Ave. G E 8 - 2 I2 I STEAKS and GHOPS OUR SPECIALTY *‘.V t ' i * THREE STORES IN LYNDHURST Prttafe DUtini Room Fm SmM Pmän PUnl and Main Store at 200 Stuyvesant Avenue Air-Cittulitioni-d For Your Shopping Comfort W E 3-4422,‘ ^ FOR THE RETTER PRESCRIPTIONS, LEVY’S .. .4 SPINA S FLORIST BUYS PH ARMACY i W ILLIAM S' OEPT. STORE W EW ter 9-1076-7 K CLEANING COMPANY ' vi.. % - * . - : -, - >?. - V ' ' V - - ...... ’H» ' ' • ■ * î . . '■ — - • • \ • V . , " i " ' ' ‘ ’ . ; • ■ /* ; ' • '■ ■ ,/ :V ^ t Vt THE COMMERCIAL LEAPE1I AlfP SOUTH BEBOBf W E T I S W ______‘ M l $ t p i t-O S T - R E N T S E l L . L . HIPE r t.» a D P O U M D * SERVICE • EM PLO Y M EN T • PERSONAL son Crusoe. Swiss Family Hobin- to know 'hat a set of these books U r . and Mrs. Harry Sisingar, ■on. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Ivanhoe ‘wlonging to your late uncle o í W £R rA¿ : e-nf? A r/?cf of Post Avenue, had aa Christmas Ben Hur, Moby Dick, W uthering Peter F. Nazare. was given to the » * ,1 t •* .V f f ? i / ( Y Day guiata Fetor L e y h an d Fetor Heights. Jane Eyre, Tanglewood LyndHurst Public Library. Leyh, Jr., of Bloomfield. Tales. Perhaps you have read all Our former President, Theo : — r~r — THREE PAPERS o f th e m . dore Roosevelt, the one who L ,1» I was especially glad I had ¿poke softly but carried a big i to A CHASAR. v/4« read W uthering Heights and Jane stick has written a beautiful book, R.Ef fR|( IANS — - Eyre. When we were in England. “Letters to my Children". - It shows, an outstanding relation T Î T S.T M / K i ' / 'V r . 7, V ¿1 'r'/\\O f~SU X 1 7* h im English friends took us tc ONE PRICE Haworth and wi> ,avr the manse between parent and child. where the Bronti sisters lived For wit and humor, read the am*« i WM time Ule, U u works of Mark Twain. He writaa ■ "*14 K è irf'A fa . Lyndhurtt Our Claaaified*. the widely read in South and the wild moors they loved so Oit Burners Sha»—Call Ue— We Welcome much. The village hasn’t changed along so seriously, you think, CEoera 8-3663 NIGHT CALLS B«-r*en, appear la The Commercial Leader, The North much since they lived there. The then all of a sudden you realise VELTRE T V REPAIRS Arlington leader and The leader-Free Preaa, which streets are steep and very nar he is kidding-and you burst out CO. Phone W Ym aa 1-5627 Tuhea Tested Free each week are bougitt by V ie t 7,000 frtiBie*, bat foe row. We had to draw over to one laughing. Don't believe that be V fcSÂÏÎ W èltz Fuel 09 U (U flZN AVENPB side to let cars go down aj we ing from Mtjsouri- has anything JA NORTH ARLINGTON pay only one price. were going up. It was a cloudv to do with it. OIL BURNERS • FUEL OIL TYnun R-42fif day when we were there, and it Now-for Religion-By all m eaaa O M W kto A lto M itk OU ail aeemed very dreary. It was read The Bible. Eapecially, the IHalli M aU lM Pour Lines, t W w k 91JN «n r. moat Intereeting. parts belonging to our Religion. Oil Burner BSfctoncy JO H N 'S Same Classified, 2 W eaks $1 JO I hope I have been of some Kathleen Burton writaa of “The Omr Specialty help to you. Golden Door". It is the story ot KITCIIR MIKCTS I f t i iw r t A va- Me. A rltoetae RckHo - TV S e r v ic e Same Ckm lflell. 3 W eaks $2.00 Remember me to your family. Katherine Drexel of .the promin ent Drexel family of Philadelphia G E. 8-9120 S in c e r e ly , Edith Hulmes and how she devoted her im P ain tin g s o m BONANNO m l i t • • mense fortune and her life to the W S Cham* Affine V,«n4Hnnil A LEADER CLASSIFIED Krom Mrs Olga Naaare, former service of others. In th e black Interior and Exterior Lyndhant teacher, aaw living la habit of a nun she was content to Painting and Decorating T ru c k s Newark, to her aieee. walk "simple, silent M d oft- Estimate» cheerfully given To Kathleen Isgro k n o w n .” S>3 R ^ You are sw eet (God Bles-j You) In clcaing, I hope this m aterial C all W ElKter »-771W IS A PRODUCER! may be of some help to you. Ula St. to f a A to believe that I would be able - ~~w 'r ’ ’ - E. VAN VOLKOM FRANK'S GARAGF to help you in selecting your W ith leva,- i . . 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It will be Lyndbunt High S. 1.....1 and PaMalc High anaouncemant will be ma^e by the Rt. Reverend Msgr. Charles Down on the banks -*f th« IUrUan they're building football l I i TT 1 _l7!j ~ . . School clashing in the final round of the Passaic Valley teeau by building men. Appointment of John Bateman to haad Demjsrovich and by Joseph J. Kelly, chairman of the All Activities years.m i , w'“ *7* * Conference Jamboree. The action will take place tomorrow Committee that Lyndhurst’s Joe Cipolla will become head football Lodi High aggregai the coaching force, after Pennsylvania had snatched the Rutgam coacfi at St. Mary's of Rutherford. All that ia holdinc up the an- High aggregation. Thu was aww>|<|ahaj aevening (Wednesday) at the Lyndhurst High School’s new man, John Steigman, waa^ turn about la fair play. For Bateman had nt, according to facts picked up by thia writer, is an Monday eight at the Rams’ flow ^ * * * ’ ■ } ! ? '» 1,000 seat gymnasium. The championship play-off w ill been assistant coach under the unfortunate Penn conch, A1 M o , between the Gaels and Oqach Cipolla on the selecting was the fin t tin e a Lyndhurst whose scalp waa lifted by the alumni. ‘•■it* Mrtstant coaches. on. the ribbed court since Coach - ^ j he preceded by a consolation round tilt for third place Bateman is a gentleman o f stature, both physically and in < The mentor's Job at St. Mary's became officially open a week Brown’s Cinderella team in the between Paterson Eastside and Clifton. The preliminary tellectually. His bays will benefit by his coaching—also, by being ato Saturday evening at a gridiron dinner in Rutherford where II Bergen County Jamboree, associated with him. # game will start at 7:30 P.M. with the finals slated for a It seams to us that is the real Job of a football coach—to ted whan Coach Isadora “Val" Valiorani announced that because after beating out Rutherford for 9 :0 0 P.M. start. ------of ui^eahh fas was giving up the coaching job. At that time it was the eighth position in the tour in Reid goals inspire his boys off as wall as on the field. ramoesrl that Assistant Coach Bill Foy would fill in for a season ney went on to upset victories the difli | Both Passaic and Lyndhurst In this eonnsctlqn the other appointments announced by Hatty J. Rockefeller, atHWic director, make sense. Varsity line coach in Vallorani's absence. However, for the past several months menv over Garfleia and Lodi before advanced to the finals on the LeSlen Parade ben* of the All Activities Committee, were tossing the bait at loatng but in the finals to Hack Lyndhurst basis at victories in the semi- is to be Warren Sdtmakel. aasistant coach at the Univarsity of I Cipolla. ensack. in f ' final round played Mnn>*av ni«M Big talk «round the Post Is N ebraska tor three years. negotiations have disclosed that money was not holding Downing an old nemesis did linn, making 1 o a t of at the local gym. Before ir over memories of last weeks Christ Dewey King, formerly of Penn. Is backfield coach and Chuck Gael's bid to get an experienced coach and whatever bid in an “off year” as it twenty eight The leaers ware capacity crowd Passaic whippet mas Party. So many people had Klausing of Braddock, Pa., Is assistant in charge of trash football. _ y's has offered Coach Cipoiia is acceptable. The fact that that Coach Piela has eighteen far M rtjr tear. i Eastside 60 to U on a strong so much to do with making H~Ute Matt Bolger, the big former Notre Dame boy out of St. Benedicts, / the Gaels have used alumni members as assistant coaches for several together another line twenty nine point performance by success that it was, it is an im is to continue ss end coach. Ha's tha only coaching hold-over. Pezqpla, Mariano and Longo all Mike Glouse of the victorious possibility to mention names. All Schmakel is a graduate of Central Michigan University w hen '-seasons does not fit in with Coach Cipolls’s plana. He has available quintet at Lodi. Led by its huge scored in the double figures. Fes Indians. The second game saw agree, however, that Fred White he waa co-captain and earned LittW All-American honors. Several top notch football men he can secure to assist him. Once six fact eight inch center, Richie sola «aged seven shots from the Mat is ironed out the announcement will be made. Xastra the Rams previously had Lyndhurst start slowly and slug- made the best Santa Claus ever. He is noted as a sound coach with plenty on the bail. He his Soar and made good ten out of Next Monday the same crew will V the coaching position is completely open at St. Mary's, no defeated Hackensack. Fair Lawa tM ilirn frasai tha *— « list* In *—* ggish and then regain the* top organised coaching d i n i c e and sat up international champkmhipa. fWTITl 11 mil 'tsf IV lai HIM W w et - form with i dazzling fast breik travel to a Passaic County or He has his master’s la health and afcyaical education. ... attached, this corner would be one of many to see Coach and St. Cecelia's o( Englewood. lire with twenty four points. land the poeifion. Not that we are selling our OoldeD With ipany of the same players to bury defending champior phanage to give another big WANT BRAINS TOO Mariano had sot and tax for C lifton by a 70 to 54 score. Christmas Party. As high school sthletes who seek Rutgers scholarships have short but despite hi* great contribution to the success of back from last season’s club eigMasn sad Lango six and thiee t teems the pag four, years Cipoll* is deserving of moving which beat the Golden Bears a - - m 4 — A- . -a:i_ -a- - - «— a Conch Buck Brown’« Col dr; found out, the echool insists upon academic training aa «rail ior nnoen in turn in h m u n k „ . T h * r n t ir * Pc*«t •ndde»-'“ '* b v [ up to a head coaching job. twice. 7» ttf Tf-«f«PCrW"®r the rotai in tha u b m L Kastra's thirty ®eai* lumped off fas* aR-m i aa football ability. ~ t h e p s s s i n v «f Lyndhurst’s Grand * if Cipolla decides to leave Lyndhurst as a coach to take Rams were favored to whip two for Lodiledall ill Individual ' ^ Mustangs but with l t a>¡ Not laag ago one of the bright lights of the acholaatlc seaasn 'IM o b it won't be his first try at head coaching. After his Lyndhurst, who's only start was handling quickly fell behind an-l Old Lady Mrs. John Breslin Sr waa offered and turned down. He was snapped up by a school i career «t both Lyndhurst High and St. Mary's and a a 12 to 3D win over Rutherford. were trailing 11 to 6 as the final w h o had the distinction shared that plays Rutgers. * ...... 1.. period Cipolla moved westward and entered Utah State. Like many past Lodi-Lyndhurst _ _ _ 'the ! seconds in the quarter t i c k -rt a by few women in the state of off by boys we couldn't accept in our school.” kJC at Utah State as a defensive left end that in lfS2 he was meetings the game started with way. A long heave bv the r?hr- having one son serve in World -Year after year/'fjpoened Steigman, “our ears- i named to the All-Skyline Conference first team. Cipolla also plsyed the Golden Bean petting off to a the preliminary »flair, M to'». ful Richie Pezzola however W :t• I m d aop*h<»r in World W ar, beaten off by hoys wearouldn't accept in our sdtool.” during the I #50 and 1981 seasons. From Utah State he took the fast start as they went ahead by Joe Pierro tA o sank the winning found its nark and cu*. the de 2. J o h n B r e s lin J r is one o f t h e f A GOOD COURSE football coaching job at Firth, ldaho^and in two seasons at ten, 24 to 14 at the quarter ihark. basket lad Cede* Joe MerrW it* ficit to th r e e points. few survivin*» charter members j the helm turned out championship teams. B ut j u s t like in t h e Rutherford with eleven «atnfo. .lie o f P o s t 139. H is b ro th e r. T im m y . Joe Polilo. the director of Lyndhurst’s adult edueetlon searass. _WM:' . In the second quarter Lvnrf iVv,nt. of the firrt World War* 2 has hit a sure winner by selecting boating as a course, beginning 4a- IN i Cipolla moved to Rigby and in his one and only season clash, Lyndhurst fell apart in the In hurbt doubled Chftor,'-; u.:..l The. two schools wOt aMet a 22 m a n w h o io in cd th e P«>st. M rs . j February 7 at the high school. JkgjtJed the Trojans to an unbeaten campaign with eight straight second period and Lodi, led by return game oh January 27 at the t o 11 to allow Lvndb ,rst to uk* Breslin w>U long be remembered Although official announcement of tN ‘ course has yet to_be victories and the Sixth .District championship. Shortly after the Kajtra’s three tap-ins scored Golden Bears’ covrt. The action a 30 to 22 lead at halftim.* Th;s ns first Prffident of the Bergen \ m ade Polito has a lr e a d y been swamped by forty applications. *' ' successful season Cipolla married and returned to his native twelve straight points to assume between these two schools is on c a m e acout when th** Oolden County Legion Auxiliary. "They’re coming in from all over South Bergen,” Polito said. s 2)1 to 24 lead. This all happened an independent basis. Bears executed the brfal: in S ' e e e It figures. Boating is a growing sport. M a n y parents are fond has »peat four years as an assistant at LHS. The first in the first four minutes and a Oscore m m ^ m aay m penoss- M ■ . f in e fashion with To.nmv Longo AH men'bors of the Po«t extend of It, but fear it as a hazard They don't k n o w much about it he was the. snd coach and when Bill Llbrera moved on half of the eight m inute period. L y n d h u r s t ...... 24 8 22 20—74 controling the de^en;iv» h*»rk their heartfelt sympathy to com themselves and they're afraid to trust their c h il d r e n in beats. to Passaic Cipolla inherited the backfield coaching oosition. Johnny Porada broke the spell Lodi ...... 14 17 10-28— 70 board and tossing hard nnd lone ra d e s J<»hn and J a ne«; C . i r r : ^ on It would be unfair for any one to pressure Cipoiia to stay on with a goal to tie it up but the As a result the C o a s t G u a r d is g o in g to s e n d instructors for u p c o u r f t<5~ 1t iT 7o la w h o p?«s«w*d ‘h<* death of thei: ,nrv»ther Chao- hers a* ftn assistant. It is the goal of nearly everyone taking combination of Kastra and Jim th e co urse o f f to Captain Tatty Marian-, l.iir'. Char’es Vile and Commander , fMyadfsl eduction courses in college to lead a team of his own Adderly fo u n d t h e range and the Schiable and Devlin DAD AND SON who came up with el«‘\’pn pointy Maher, together with a group of day. home side Rams went ahead by To make the coiirsf as open as passible P o l it o ssid only the in the second rant >. member«, « nndueted a brlef 'func- ; . , With seven years of coaching experience it can be safely said fiv e, 31 to 26. A t this point th e parents will lie charged the $7 for the course. Children, accompeniod rel service last Monday night. \ 1 <£W>ClpoUa's ‘fh b fC ip o lla's move will be Lyndhurst's loss and St. Mary's gain.1 backcourt performers. Captain Hohokas EUaiM tss Lyndhurst added to it . ' a * . by thnir dads, ran enter fr^e We believe thattht Cipolla received ths urge to take the open position Patty Mariano and Richie Pez- t h e t h i r d quarter as th^' p1** “We believe they should learn about water safety together,” T h u nday night see; the biggest dfier a follow up of one his sthletes out at Rigby. tola teamed for six straight points v a ile d 19 to 14 Although Longo said Polito. Sacred Heart la or the year, the annual Cipolla was credited with the fast development of Larry Wilson to put the Golden Bears in front, w a s h a v in g a rr u^h ti-' . v :«h h*> e v e n t WHY NOT SAILING? he was a valuable cog New Years Eve Party. V-C. B e r - J Polito seems to have hit ’ p a y . d ir t. How about a course in in his year at Rigby Wilson went on fro-n there to a scholarship 32 ‘o 31 at the halftim e intermis CkristaM t Tearney s h o o tin g at the University of Utah whore this immediate past season he s io n . as he joined up with big Johnny nie Krvsmoski, in chsrce, and h’s nailing? There is*a subiect in which .many are interested a n d g ll P o r a d s in controling thr board?. crew, have been decorating a ll too few know much ab o u t. ---- V t * — -7— capped a brilliant collegiate career as one of the top scorers in the Adderly started ♦'’e second half The Sacred Heart CYO Gram L o c a l ta n s for vear* deprived of w e e k a n d the place looks like a j The course c o u ld b e in d o o rs in the cold weather—end «noire entire country. W ilson raceived honorable mention on several All- with a set shot to nlace the Rams mar School basketball team, par w a t c h in g a Golden Bear quintet Brr>a«vvav Nito Club, C o m e e a r l y out to the w a t e r in th e w a r m . Many would be in terested IB learning American teams this season and in the recent draft of the .National in front, 33 to 32. This proved ticipating in tha Don Boaco High i fast break because of the small and avoid the rush. h o w to yaw a craft safely—and efficiently. ^ ’ Professional Football League, Wilson was the seventh draft choice the last time the Rams had the School’s Christinas Basketball court were rejoicing in the * Of the Chicago Cardinals. lend aa Mariano clicked for two Tournament, Grammar School A GOOD FRIEND: FRANK DfALOV * «-“'a • «••«• s ta n d s . Ty,*' Fr»-r?ero hunched for a quick goals to put Lyndhurst Diviaiai!, mat elimination. On When Frank D’Aloi’s brave heart ggv« out in j e o u n le o f w e e k s with a virus, is N orth anthony nuNcnwA tomtom ahead 36 to 33. A fter a foul con Saturday afternoon at the Ram W ith the locaj^t substi* >it in 7 automobile morning traffic bark in action Now watch those last week his weaved through the A f te r a v ig o r o u s season S< play with the Boahawks ef Wagner version by Kastra Coach Brown’s sey court the Sacred Hearts, f r e e ly in t h e final period thev numbers go up Jim is the De- and struck a house, injuring nobody. College out in Staten Island post-seaaon honors has been bestowed oagers reeled o ff eight straight coached by Mike Ambrosio snd still managed to hold a 21 t 1? mon Due-; Demander of P o s t 139. Frank D'Aloi was like that in all the sixty years of his fine on Anthony Franchins, one of three former Lvndhuist High School points a s Pezzola hit for a pair of Anthony Zanconato dropped a advant:.ee t^> wrap up n sixteen life . He never hurt anyone. The fine little things he did without athletes playing football at Wagner. _ L e ts gi\-e h im a big h an d . I n t h e ■sals and Tom Longo and M ik e heartbreaking Ml to 20 game to point decision. ostentation helped very many. For a fe w c y n ic s they revived faith ment was made of the 4 fUl-Nocthern Division football t e a m of tB * ' Zlhnsky one each to increase th e meantime his heloer Charley Vile Hohokus Grammar School. F o u r o f the local players were in th e h u m a n b e in g . Middle Atlantic ConfoMMd. Nahied to the saargln t o ton. 44 to M. Before the has not been idle. Charley is Joe Roselli with eight points in d o u b le f ig u r e s Mariano tal D’Aloi never talked about his loyalties or his kindnasssi. Franchina. - burner sounded ending the third now entitled to wear s o m a n y lied nineteen. Pezzola d u n k e d H e w a s a n inveterate supporter of things athletic ail his life end Although only a and both Mike Marrone and s ta rs an d boots that he msv have canto, Lyndhurst built up s thir .. CoughUn with seven dig- [ eighteen. Longo had thirteen and to ordcr 0 larger hat to get thefn the crowing moments came when his two brilliant nephews« ConTad of varsity grid play Mew standing at six feett even teen point sp read a t M to 41. eta led Lyndhurst A1 Whitney of Mike Z e lin s k y had twelve. Al- an on (Coot) Manisera and Billy Monaco performed so brilliantly on the and packing ITS a • in the Although they kept ahead the Hohokus quiiitet t*ok in if d iv i t h o u g h Porada scored but two g r id ir o n . H igh s u c c e s s o f t h e H aH lris. As a line-backer the t remainder of iti & honors with ten itg. goals his play urtder the boards B ut D’Aloi could b e c o u n te d upon whenever friendship was G o ld e n Bear called the flairs In Hie defensive huddle hoars had some i peinti a s outstanding. CROWDS needed. His was a ready hand for a friend: he had a. boundless t h e past campaign. in th e final minutes mil aa Lodi cut Heart reaumet its I (fVntiri»ed from P*ee H aest for life thst made him a good companion. A t Lyndhurst, under Coach Eddie Zak he wen many Into the deficit aa they glased the in the Division “C” of From the floor Lvndhurst shot Lyndhurst, in winning thair It is tragic to see a man like Frank go at such a relatively e a r l y tor his defensive work, and at the oompletitkrn of the IMe ■ep at S9-M and again at T0-M Grammar Schools, County CYO 36.0% with thirty hits in eighty third of the season, took 78 at age It can only be said that Frank wore out his heart try in g to was named, aMtg with Wally Pagan as the snaat valuable varsity with the clock showing two min on Saturday, January 8. O n that tw o attempts. On foul throws tempts from the floor and made make it big enough to heTp^M those he wanted to help. afternoon at 2 p.m. the locals w ill! they m ade ten but missed fifteen, football player and wianer of the World War 11 Memorial Trophy utes left in the game. However, 27 for a 34 6% while from the Lyndhurst 8 22 19 21 - - 70 Farewell, good friend! n u t u p b y t h t Boosters O sh tar Pessola and Longa In clash with St. Andrew’s of West- foul line they hit on five out of Franchina eitod for his great team play at is a follow Wted at St. Catherine G y m in Clifton 11 11 14 M - - 54 Wrnfim sured the moat wanted and pre nine. Garfield made 17 out of Glen Rock. 1 Officials - Folsom ft Carlotto up of his ability at I^rndhsuet High. It was during the MM track cious victory for Coach Brown 53 for a 32% from the floor and COANE TELLS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUftS season that Lyndhurst mads Its successful debut Into the Passaic fared poorly from the foul line, Valley Conference by winning the gssnas championship although (Continued from Page 1) MORTGAGE tOAMS making but ten out of thirty only participating on aa invitation of the conference schools. Seventh Season Of Biddy B a sk e tb a ll t h r e e . That early twilight evening at Passaic stadium Nt May of lM t member of the Knights of Colum Individual stand-outs were Pez bus and Lyndhurst Elks. I am a the first call fofthe adle relay wept out In a matter of i ’ L°uis Pas«ro. Edmond The seventh season of Biddy Basketball in the town- zola with twenty three points and parishioner of St. Michaels the championahlp was wrapped tip as tha ship w ill get underway on Moaday evening. A ll games w ill; ciHsjn FBntcoke Asohajt Root SMnÉBM É ■■■■■•- ; ■ " t . .• •• AqricutHire U»< ümwiTicmi l i r g i t l i s m Ti SueftM I a ii O ----- ni ~ i TUESDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1959 TfTF COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW PAGE F IT * Mr and Mr«. Albert Tewes, 37* mond, Catherine. Janie«, and Jan W g B ÿ f j - ircam ecihnW de Matas A r e Told Page Avenue, with thWr «on. et. o f ' Pine« Lake, and Mr. and Leonard, whose birthday was Mrs. Harry Wregg, Jr.. and chil relebiuted, and daughter. Patricia dren Sharon and Kenneth, of Masonic Notes had as guests on Cbrfctmaa Eve. Pine Brook. On Saturday their Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young, Mr. gue«ts weie Mr and M r s H arry and Mrs. Joseph Hanncn and M r .Wuinzer______ar>d son, Alan, of Wil- and Mrs. L. J. Finke, all of Nut- 1 son Avenue i The first nv'etin as president Eugene l.eroux, Jam.-s Bryden. le y . - 11- • of the Masonic Club of Lynd- J r n 1*'- W «H . **rn ,!s r“> I a>-- hur*»t v.as r*l»-»d c. .t» x ry Wild. Sandy McGee. John Rob- W J — 77~ The Rev. and Mr«. Rodger W. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wregg. of Hawn, of Tontine Avenue, have George F. Vail Jr.. ass trd by e iarn uUo Buyer John Ku ite Fifth Street, had as dinner Ku «ts as th e ir g u e s t. Mrs. Haw«* W**, M art’n WMb' - g as 'to o -ro d en t. Thomas Ferrari and^Fred Hyland on the holiday. Mr and Mrs R M a t Xva CornhdL a t OBean John Fo l'crio n as chaplain, of The fir ;t meeting of the enter- r j * . _ . Bruce Sm th. and eh.ldren. Ray- Grove. tered te ^p n nr o-ay*r. As ta n~>on» Committee will b* held usual the first meet ng onduoted at the club rooms on MondaX. ai:p«auo«i cotmr.or snr f f a a n hv a ne pre.«i 4^nt is ••ma'ly night Jm m r' lltH 19«0 ao**1? i-han< kby ixvinox bichomn oonrtr IKK'KET NO. M llU-t* hard on him m ale an vy t*'e mcrofcer4*w*H be notified ag*fa£ MARIE COCKE. member* t* accustom him to by card of the dhte. Most of the I’Ulnitff, ) ¡. ¡i Civil Action whfl lay* hefcre him during the members w ill , also have other conain.' year, duties t- bring theip to the clut > NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT OF OROSE CHARIJCH 1). COCKE.) FOR PUBLICATION I .o u la I u d d e c k e o f t h e m e m that night. I>«r«ndant. t bership committee reported that the application of Edward Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tu (,Ti*rl». o. Cork«. I«frn«ant 1 Charpell had been investigated 752 Fifth Street, hay# as th*i? fty virtue nf in Ordrr ©f the Hu- a: d he was found eligible for guests Mrs. Schenk's parents, Mr Pirtor Court of N>w J In »y. c ti»»c.Ty y na<. mi th« Hlh Oar o* and Mrs. John Preis, of Woon m nrberahip. after which he was 1«*. 1« * ctvtt ».two i elf ' ted as a member. s o c k e t, R. I. w '»-'-In Marl« tv»*. |, th, plaintiff. • « r<™ are th» d.f.nd.n., you am M*j*tir Wolverg as viro-presi- 1 f i - . . W Ê K Ë f ; . OftOINANCC~NO. tm requlrad to •»<■« th. eompUlnt of dent ? a’sc chairmen of t h e b a r AX ORDINANCE TO AMKN1» AN the plaintlflT on or before the 15th day m á j ¿ < V" ,Ay V- ■■ Tip W Ê m of February, imo , by a ^ ln * an and grill stated that he is looking ORI>INa.N«*K ENTIT1JCD ” AS OR- k .'.PÆM CREATINO AND EHTAB- annwer on Joaeph R. Roalcnola Ke- for volunteers to serve f*^r h:m blHHINO A W ATER DBPARTMKNT ulre. plaintHTa attorney. ««Utoee ad* p , . j \ ■ :>■ •ü, Sr«*»» In 744 Broad Street. Newark. the weeks to come behind RBOCLATtNa THK HAMK AND d u rin g PROVIUUfCi j p O R THK OIHTRtBl?- >ew Jeraey and In default thereof the bar and anv member wishing THON ANT> imm OF WATKR WtfH- auth Judirment ahall be readared IN THK TOWXSHJP AND TO PRO- a«Hlnnt you aa the Court ahall thtak '• A-» t-, & - 'al M i t«» hel*> to on**~t him or leave equitable and Juat. You »halt HU your WŒf -JiàìeMLA^'- If ai TWCT THE TOWNMHH* PRtlPKRTT t.— ..,■ • his name at the clubr- IN OONNKPTION THBRJCVVnTH, Berne*' Muller as haJrman of AND TO KlSTARtalMH THK RATli OR CTfARCJE FOR WATKR TO COX- the Children’s Chr'ft- as -**rtv HI MERH. THK MODC OF (X>I,Ia|KT- held last Sunday reported that it TION THBRRCkK AND THK PEN A L DON'T DISCARD YOBB O L) U T tR E tS TY FOR NON-PAYMKNTv.- ADOPT- was a real sue*' • not H tM ind- BD ON iK’TOBKR W.. IS14. * in thfi* fa^t tS ? t F rn ta C la u s Th«* Koard of CoinmiNa|ua«*rfi o f th« Townxhip of Lyndhurat In the C«un- PekaUt E^ul T« D m O ih S12.9S was n<;t in a position to distribute tjr of HrrK**n d» ordnin m follows:. all twe e’fts as jom« of them I. That Meet Ion II (at of th* uhove ADDITIONAL CHARGE IT NEW COVER WEEDED entitled Ordlnancf b« ani*ndcd to road wore r-*e tm c’'ed on the we*» to ai fo||owi<: We »I." -«n.-ert hatr. m tto n an-4 wool IV club hut the children that 11. (■> That aftor January 1. I9«(t. all water takan or r<>n*um«4 comfortable innenprinftT AH j d’d receive Hi*« then had already nhall h« rharaod for at th* rata of rereived by the time he made tw»*nty ronta (|0o) p^r hundred < ublc ; . . ' . . . . . |»er quiirter>annual jwrkxl. pro- Free pick-vp A N M j r I hi* r e p o r t . C h a r le s H e n c h r a i l e d i vid#d •»--*that tho•*-- —*-*—minimum — char - - - «a- -to Hr. and Mrs. M a tth e w Ho-.in- Uni vanity, Newark, and will be th*» c h il d r e n b y n s m * a n d B a r n e y any c m conaumar ahall «>• not )#aa l than Two Dollara (12.001 qoartar- Academy, Jerse> tf^ o l Florham avenue, Flotham [ raduated in June. Mr, Toth serv. M uller and Mii- Ban Embur^ aß- annually. 9 e ven in BRAVERMAN’S Park, io*parlÿ çf lyn lhurst. an- ed four year« in the U.S. Air „¡»ted «Santa in giving the gift* t . All Ordlnanraa or parta of OnRn- D ic k in s^ r Mnrea inroimiitrat herewith ara iMTa- gagement of She if a flr¿t gradi Bounce the engagement of their Forcc after which he attended The following children helped by repealed. daughter,^Patricia Arti to John W cl Virginia University. He !« entertain v ith tn n r , until Santa NOTICI lene, to Alfred Roosevelt School. PU BU C NOTICE la hei^by gtven Mrs. John Kryspin, 15 Nottint;- K e a r n y . Edward Trth, ron of Mr. and present!j presently employed a«as an eleoelec- , arrivedarrived: Billy.Billv BettyBettv and BonnyBonnv th., v r . . "7------t - . ■ " i i / z " — BEDDING CENTER M f. R«ul E. ToUt, °f Grant Town, tronics en,->ineer with We«tern Brehm; Tomm'n. Jimmv and Aga. f^ rd of coraKionw, of t{. Town- « ^ ^ » ^ 1 C1,fton' *nd ,h* Mr. Kryspin is a graduate ol NORTH ARMNGTOfl, N. X- W«t_Vi>jlni.. ; Electric Company. Los Angele,, th, Kou* c,„ Metc,lf. Deborah I North A rlington Hi{»h School anc 601 RMte Roarf - W Y SOM9 Ui»a aiowim kl ia aUewdwg the CttW. An August wedding is Me Lel«hi Anh Treaser. Linda ordt»«™ . waa iatroducadt'a^*’and paaaed ormal ’T - «nnouncement ( was Fairleigh Dickinson University C q i i j e a t Nursing of Rutgera planned ______Carr and Jirrtmy Riker. on ftrat readlna and U»atthat...... aald oedin-ocein- nfiadeU,BW at. 8 ainnerdinner party lorfor tlieUie u_ Industrial Pn «-itl TEA WECK, M. S. M. J . a«c«..wni bo taken uo tor turthor , two families at the Schmidt home industrial en,ineei * it) 4 lg r —*— • — — A n , President Vail named louis iSK riE tli? T'& rSSrt' £ on C hrutm « Day. which alM was Soll‘r St*«1 Oorporat.on in Union TEaneek t-MM -Barbèra Bachman Butterflte* t udderke as publicity chairman Ccmmiaatonera to be held on Mondav. | the birOkday of the bride-to-be. He is attending Newark Collet» and also created one n^tw com If no answer ni N. A. call Temnerk timeanuar. and _i«th. place at all *:•» p*raona p.m. who at *kl< may h Mi.« echini** Is n cradaate of of Engineering Graduate School Engagement Told A t M r* . Fo g o n e m ittee for the Needy with Barney ; be lntere*t*d hereto will be riven aa Muller. W illiam Van Enhurg and opportunity to be heard conceraln# A meeting was held for the aame. John Ruckstuhl as administrators B u tU rfty sitters at the home o f BY ORDER OF THE of that fun4- BOARD OF OO If MISSION' KRS Mrs D Forone All seven s O. T A U E , terg attended , the meeting, with Sorry to hear that Artie Feit- , . y‘oaaitahlp »— "| >f i zin**er is again troubled with his Dated December IS 1MB Mrs. Mary Ann Hyde as their K^a $10.44 g u e st. legs and was not able to be vdth Creditor* of Oharlea Madlaon Oreen- Happy New Year a t th e p a s t m e e t in ” . H* •t Morton, of V a H e y had a3 gue: ts on h e r s c t - a n d iw, Mr. and Mrs iS — ------HAPPY a n d children, Bar- Pamela, Harvey and L a k e * . NEW YEAR A t this Happy Holiday, tcv* pause to renumber good ÿ 6 a Heating friends, old and new, who have contributed so nusch to "Ring out the old - - W ater Heaters our success. end sing in the New .. . Kitchen and bathroom We think of you and are »V.?..* grateful for the confidence May the coming year hold Modernisation and trust you have placed in ' us. We have done our best every heppinesl for yo»!" to serve you as you deserve to be served and hope that our serv ice has pleased you. We look forward to your continued ROSA PLUMBING patronage and hope that the Happy I HEATING CORP. Spirit of the New Year will i That's tin wish of the Officers, Directors and ' Alteration« • Repair« with you ail year. members of the entire Equity staff who join in I C E C li I H W E . 9-7 H S extending sincerest greetings tft all our friends a t 736 Valley Brook Ave. s a l t e d a n aaaao this holiday season. Lyndhurft, N, J. IMTOKTED DELICACIES a a and SMOKED KEILBASY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF w 11 ' . * , . —. A k e g b e e r Imported and Domestic „ RYES, SCOTCHES, LIQUORS _ _ WINES and BEERS For That Party . Looking for Something Special In Liquors - Try Joe's FIRST U ■ w ■ "v ' s K B N T M 4 JOE’S DELICATESSEN • * IloapitaJ Bed, AND LOAN ASSOdlATlONs .■ # ■ 2 - ’à - *& *1 Chain I 1 and Liquor MS KÉAXNY AVBL («or. Midland Aw.), KEARNY, H. 3 . I * W alker« ? -a, ' M l ROAD cor. KINGSLAND Tal :W Ttaa« 1-Olfll • H orn : Daily, # to 8 ; Than, to 7 p.®. ■ S r - ' i iLIVERY GE I4 IU • ’ * SERVICES: Savings AekounU • Home Mortga** Loan* • h i OPEN DAY — O P iN S U N D A Y Trw^ara* Cheeks • Money Orden . Public Service Pajrmeata Spacial G ift Chacka • . a '< T - * a m *n+h b*u i, b " * {SM .n TAMARACK • r a í jjn; lo .rihit ï V* m •JCWWi **** f* »*. TRAILS r n * H "«• ' . M m |1 met in St. Michaels Parish Hall Wed time a Court of, Honor wa» held. In the )M ajM 'm rM M ajr, the Patrol Leaden took part, each lighting a v?fJfdf|«* w rr— 111 on* of the point* of the Scout Oath. A f t e r th e opening awards were presented at which Zelna and Bruggeman received Tenderfoot badges. Bat- ittki, Brenlin, Robert McDonald. Gregory Hayes, and Bogle re ceived Second Class badges. John McDonald and Charles Zylinski received First Class badges Thomas Hayes. Bonald Kwacz. George Costello, Thomas Itoai- kowski. and Donald Fisher re ceived Star badges. After the badges were presented to the beys. Troop Leaders Warranta. and registration cards were pre sented. George Graffam, Scout master, and Father Kasper, of St. M ic h a e l3 Parish, then spoke on how rapidly the boys had ad vanced. Refreshments were serv ed by the Mothers. Mr. Graffam has done a wonderful job in re organizing the Troop, and the 1 due to hi* fine work. ■ m m m _____ ' &&■* USUAL HOURS M0NMY (Tharoday «M l I p J B . ) FANCY SHRIM P Radium c Jamba c aha P T » b . *ba> Y l f í b . ■ . • » « « ' ... Party i the Aas't Scoutmaster of Troop S3 Lyndhurst, is , from Fort Hood, Texas. He arrived home Saturday I _ to tim e to spend Christmas with his family at ITS Valley B a c a la r Be* ad A ^ti fal Lyndhurst. RM FasklMtë In f I s t a U . 29« h e fot tonne, a Christmas present was waiting for him Ütrack Uifj Baratar BataN «rom the Mothers Mi Club of t h e Troop, who had thought he m ig h t OlhrSrukLaaf O c t . i k e . 28> ASF Srind— Vlrfiaie—Vseaaa Faakad W b o n a fo r the holidays. He will remaip home till January 2. L a x v y Lta f Baratar Ba'aH l a t . H i . 29* SALTED PEANUTS 2 1 - 4 1 • PA C K M Ba ta l a r Bc aM LncheM Meat S a x . a k f 29« Nakista— VEQETAILE THINS ar Lypdhurat Cub Peek M met it Sacred Heart School on Decem LETTUCE 0 s i . ber I<1 FoUowing the^opening cercmony. Georue Wallace received CockRá Salaal Ü 4 29« ■ Bobcat pin. Bill Spagnolo and Carmine Vasto received Wolf SALT TANG STICKS r « . bodaaa 3 Silver Arrows went to Hatold Kozelm&n and Mirhael ^ Bacalar Ra'aU ICEBERG l a r i s Regalar Bologna e a x . afcg. 25« 4 oi 4 | | 12 at. C / Roderick. A Gold Aflow went to Jovph Bate and Arnold Hal- Salted Cashews Fins, Crisp k n i Hr-alar Ratait calla caNa • » iher. Bob Cordon received a 1 year pin The g -o u p then piodureri «os JA 1 9 Liverwurst e ax. p i 25c a Nativity »kit« and s«ng Christmas Carols accompanied bv Nick Pistachio Nut* calla • » L suff fttiirtitici told at our law rafular price« Epucopo and Ms guitarf Santa Claus in the person oi Ed Tatey. Fresh— Freie Florida Farias I lb. A ft a m em ber o f the Knights of Columbus, came with g'ftx for all Mixed Nuts baf ” M r. Tatey longs for, the time a t yew when he can dbn his gay Mb. J C to the faoei of small children. STRING BEANS -19c G ro c e ry Values! Diamond Brand Walants •- *•» Ban Cavallaro is TtaSer, M as I .R. and acting Cubmaster He has dpne Jut Fraat > Dromedary Pitted Dates ,i ftoa job t o n - o r m n g th e Pack, which was on the verge of »X FRESH CARROTS 2JX19« GRANUUTED SUGAR 5 47' Fresh Pitied Dates Califaraia r » . - • f t Firm, Brisn F art 64 Veptakle la Ttaate Saaea Potato Chips Jane Parkar—Rofalaf ar Kifpla4l • ir» In laat j column, H waa ftatad that Mrs. McCoacb is active PASCAL CELERY £ 1 9 * HEINZ BAKED BEANS 2~:25e Jana'Pafiar to to* Y.M.C.A. and that aba ton worked uhder Scout Edecutives Popcorn i r « Clifton Roe* and H o n J* tf. Davis. 10oc.caHa M a c .calta Select taaiity > ^ I t 'should read thn Mrs. Margaret McCoach is active in the C Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers r » YMCA and that *ha h a s w orked under Scout Executives Clinton WASHED SPINACH 21* 35 T O M A T O E S 4 45‘ Roee and Henry J. C . Davis. Pretzelettes Fraah—Jaity *.»•* WWte Mease Braa#— Hsaljr Fact " S r i * . UNITS HZWS UMONS or LIMES 6 "29‘ Pfeffernusse Cookies Your units newf should be submitted to me b y your unit EVAPORATED M ILK 6 1 7 5 c leader at the foUowU* num b?: WE 0-6787. Maraschino Merries '© V W 5 7 Small Stuffed Olivos bastía SKA 10118 GSEETINGS JIF PEANUT SPREAD 3 5 c Cap'a JaKa’a To all of. my readers and personal friends. I give you my sin- Small Fish Cakes Quick Frotan cerest wishes for the. happiest of Hew Years * £ 8 CKESTMOIT M U M — All Flavor*— Ssperb Quality I J « J 7 Jimmy Hannagan Spam, Treet, Prom caa t t r t e i O A , A tf.* B r a n d **~|7 ICE CREAM tattjiaer 0 7 ' Underwoo#s Deviled Ham 2 earn WB Marvel Ice Cream w *»i to* 69c french ffM Liverwurst Spread 1 cam3- H Armour’s Vieaa Sassage 2 as HAPPY POTATOES 2 '£ 49e cam ^ Refreshing Beverages! Cream Cheese 2 ■iagaf Ala, Slab W » HEW Oraaselniee Kraft’s Party Snacks AHvartatiao 2 « YUKON CLUB ...... 4 . :. 4 9 ' Anchovies 2 saJ Hawaiian Punch COCA-COLA 6^.37' YEAR m » . . . M i Grape Inice .... * Caaada Sry 2 “Z M ' llâllMIM’t 6¡^Als.CWbMa, ] H at. J Q c KEARNY FEDERAL í *^PoW ^N®Bw Fruit flavors—pluj dapoú* b«ftl*s i Tree Tavern rin a W L U g « L G nq«f Ala, Club Soda. f 2 9 • « . ( SAVINGS FrwH flavors— plus da posit bottlos f§ j& fsrth * is the time to launch your 1960 savings program. Plan Nb4*s 1 Beverages *i~.2 J*,“ . 29* a w eekly viait to Kearny Federal Savings every payday. Earnings are out of this world. Opan Your 1960 Savings Account Today \ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 39, 1 9 § t THE COMMERCIAI. LEADER AND SOUTH SERGEN REVIEW •PAGE TUSKS Lotm lulas Mark in the new seasofhat St. MMiaeJs Mr. and Mrs. S e y m o u r R o s e n - Tamke't h gigtihm t H a ll. T Carol Fedor’s Plan* $ Tfce Banking Corner $ feld and children, Mare and 23rd Anniversary It is also the wish of the of Revealed By Parenti By Batter D. Lenrstrçet B r u c e , o f 719 6th stfcaat, Lynd By Unde And Aant ficers of the Council under the o f survivorship ...... 10,000 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iula, 57 hurst, had as dinner guSSts on capable ruidance o f G r a n d John Doe and Mary Doe, C om - Ridge road, entertained recently QUESTION I s#e on the Iitera Christmas Day, Mrs. RaesafekTs Knight Nat Longarzo to wKh you ture and advei tiling oi many munity funds (in commutrtity pro- brother-in n célébrationc«tBnii.on ofor tneirinejr 23rd¿.ira wed-w e a - ; j f , « .„j a n d • ■ _ • _ . . .. in a yours a most Holy ana happy ding anniversary tn d a lso M r. A „ , , " T f banks the fact tftatat they are memmem- P* 'v 10.000 MnMrs. Lav/rencel a' » .■*, k , . L . . J m llid i d a a y se se.* ; o n . OurO u r deepd eep apprfc-ap p rfc- tu U 'j b i r t h d a y befs 6f the Federal Deposit In- J o h n Doe and Mary Doe, Ex daughters. Bonnie .’lation to &11 who have assisted suiance Corporation. Jujt what e c u to r of the Estate of (Name) of Springfield. The 1 Guests were tremk-»!^ of t^eir the Counc 1 this past year in it* does that mean and how does it d e c e a s e d ...... ; ...... 10.000 family and included Mr. and Mrs. many affairs both in their physi- protsct me as a depositor? Jo h n Doe, Administrator of Es- V^tor Tula and daughter, Lu ai and morai support. Our ap ANSWER: The Federal Deposit tate of (Name, deceased . 10,000 | ,h? W r h r m cille, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony preciation also, to the editor and Ii surapce corporation is an in J o h n D*»c, T r u jt e e o f ( N a m e ) ¿omasuto, Mrs Aliv-e Rubertone his staff of this newspaper for til« nd son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. dependent corporate agency of E s ta te 10,000 time, effort, and space mad* the Ufuied States Government Mias Kathryn Taridta, 4 Past Nicholas A. Rubertone, Mr. and All deposits of any single de- available for the use of the Coua> created by act of Congress in 1933 spent ClirMt— * Day at Mrs. John Rubertone, Mr. and posiior in the same insured bank I c il. give* depositors in insured Mrs. Nicholas Rubertone Mr. anti maintained in the same right or the home of Mr. aad Mr*. Vito j Our mo't important dat-s in b a n b a basic and limited pro M: j. Anthony Rubertone, Mr. capacity, whether in the savings Saia, at Haalet. the very near future will be on tection against loss arising from *md Mr«. Peter Rubertone and account, checking account, C hrist j d m Wednesday, January 6th and the failure of any insured bank Mr. and Mrs. Jack Catena, of mas Club account, etc., will be ‘ W ednesday, January ISth respec regardless fcf csuse of such fail- L y n d h u r s t. added together and the aggregate tiv e ly . V fr will exemplify the i ur ». Its activities are directed by At*o. Mr. and Mrs. Edward of such depositor is insured to a j First and Second Degree of the n board of three directors in Giordano, of Clifton, Milfred mayim um of $10,000. ; O rder at Sacred Heart School. All cluding the Comptroller of Cur lula, of New York City. Mr. and member* are cordially invited to rency and two appointed by the There is no charge to the ite- Mrs. 7. L. MallnsVi. of East Ruth j attend. Please set t side the data*'1 President of the United States positor for this protection. All erford, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick As- I in order that wa might show the with the advice and consent of premiums are paid by the bank strella. of Hasbrouck Heights. Mr. ! newly elected candidates the the Senate. Not all Anancial in- under a semi-annual aaaeasment and Mrs. James Rubertone, of Mr*. Albert Fedor, Si La/ayVtie fraternity that exist* in the Coun stitutions are insured by the F ed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter place, announce* the engagement cil. If you at* a apoaaor, please e r a l D eposit Insurance Corpora Comporatkm on the baaaa of the Rubertone, o t W ellington. of bar daughter, Carol, to’ L au keep reminding your candidate rence Jankowski, son ef Mr . and tion, o n l y banks of deposit, and bank's total deposits. At prsaant of the date*, lack will be notified Mm. Adam Jan k o w A i, JSB M aple your bank li insured o n ly if it the surplus of the Federal De Now Officer* For acperately, but a reminder never avenue, both at Lyndhuret. For displays at each teller's window posit Insurance Ccieparatlasi ap proximates two billion doUarx, Italian Circle h u r t* . mal amouncemMit was mad* at wwor station »»V»a «a ynwwvsswvprascrikfd sH ig |ll n »road l m------" 1 Our annual Bard Dance i* now a Christmas Eve' family dinner. ing ‘Deposits inaured by the Fed- and should additional aver be m- quired for The Italian American Circle in the planning stages Pleaae eral Depoait Insurance Corpora Both arc graduate* of Lynd- t hne e Um N m M n s N * T ria — ry, u n d e r Club Auxiliaro has elected new keep ported for detaila. We M ed tion. W ashington, D. C., $10,000 hurat High School. M ia Fedor la tthe h e UN»,1ÄW, I* directed to MM the officers: Mu». Evelyn Di Camillo, a lot of help in the aran*amenta maximum insurance for each de with Laalie Company in Lynd C«:orpM tiM ne to a maximum ot president: Mr*. Grace DiFlllipo, and all who can offer a hand are p o s ito r .” hurst, where her ftnan ce w a s e m t hhree r e e MlUon Osllara. Mme pin- vice preiident; Mr*. M iry Good axked to contact Brother Joe There are many ways in which ployed before entering the armed m tu in a a n p a id b y win, financial secretary; Mrs. Fischer now. the Federal Deposit Insurance service. He has now completed b a n k . M takes are levied by Sally Carino, recording secretary; Corporation protect* bank de hk basic training at Fort Dix. U n i t e # Mr*. Chris Ricadela. treasurer: positors against loss, the most States Oovernmeat for Korry Dourlfin‘t and will continue training at Ft. support of the Corporation and Mrs. Grace Lembo, sergeant- Leonard Wood, Missouri. im portant of which are a t- a r m s . Plans Disclosed . 1. Each irwured hank must meet ! Ç X ÎÎ ^ ** The new ;taff will be installed Georgina Stuhler's high standards of practices and ^ ” eeuwm at their January meeting ' procedures established by the Engagement Is Told Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- l poration. v " Mr. and M n H. J. £«ingei , o f and Mrs. Vito Saia of Keyport, Janet Paynter’s 447 Post Avenue. Lyndhurst. an- Mr. and Mrs. William Tamke of 2. Adherence to these standards /Bounced the engagement cf their Taunton, M assachusetts, Mr. and Betrothal Told is determined regularly by exam- niece Kathryn Hose Tamke, of Mrg Frederick Kessler of Ruth- i in a t io r s . tfco same address, daughter of erfordi Mr Ti W e rick-Kessler and > i 3. If, despite dll precautions,,an RIVOLI Mr. William Tamke tnd the la te Miss Cliss Reed of Washington, insured bank expt'rienct»s difA- How Kessler Tamke. at a fc.rnily D C .. riilty, The FirdPfaf "Dfposlt Insur buffet supper on Dece mber 26, to Bru?* M ’:-s Taiiike and M r. Clfrio ance Corporation rs there prom pt Robert H. Cline, .«on o f M r. a n d aie graduates of St. M a r y ’s H ig h ! ly vif^th cash to p ro tect th e d e Mrs. H. Cline cf ¿ii Jane Street. Schooi in Rutherford p o sito rs. n o w ttfn r Ti rsnAY East Rutherford. M iv T imk’j is .’i secfetarv f u A maximum protection of $1/),- A Great Drama A m o n g th<* t*u es ts ifk clu d ed 000 applies to deposits maintained M îrfSlï W s Idstein Cck, in Newark . Adult Film Fair were Mr. and Harry Cline. . , by a depositor in in insured bank and Mr Cline is with the IM •A SIMMER h .* c r M rs. Henry Cline o f Past Futh- , , r . >n the sapie rUht and capacity y . di’, isjon of Wheels In?.- ta 10 B ig Stars Technicokoi erford. Mr. and Mrs John Eisirg- -i Defosits maintained in different C l’fton and a student at N e w a rk A lso er of Denville. M r a n d M rs . H a r - rights or ca}*acities are separately “ALIAS JES8K JA M *V tjr Eisinper sn^ V*- »-id V-s. Cr liege of Engineering in N ew - u. ire d Ä10.f)00 in each right W ith Tamke of Lyndhurst, Mr ai k or c . >acity maintained. Thus ac- B o b H o p e eount-i entitled f' *U m a y I receive maxi: v tio n hi Technicolor W H Idew Iczss Mcrk Christmas ! John Doe $1 O.OIMl WED. AND T1U RS. MAT M r . a n d Mis. Peter D o u r le in . S ta r y I). k : 10.000 “ADVENTITRES OF 23‘) Court avenue, announce the Aad A Trio Of Anniversaries Jo h n Do-. . , J o in t TOM SAWYER” ' of thc'ir dm htrr. Chriatmn-; ar : - • n K o r - y . 1., V .- f - ’t. ■ u-. KlHH) (tontinuuus Ffrformance In Mpiversarws v»eie aiet>ra.iei at A»:d V and Mrs Witkiewicz •r ’ d M ». V . I »r h i . . u k , F ittl d a y N e w Year’s !>ay) a dinner partv g iv e n h- M r an d and c h il d r e n , Gail, Doreen a n d te rra c e , b o th *>f I yi-.d* i£a:Jcmcnt of their a i d D o e , J o in t ac< o iin t w »ght Mrs. Joseph U W itkiewic-z of 25 Martin, of Rutherford; R o n a ld j Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Paynter. 23 h u r ,t ■JLtu i»ter, Georgina, to Harry Lafayette place, at their home on i> e^bn, of Spring Lake Heights; j Wilson avenue, announce the en Fornìùì annourtcvmenl was Kraus, of Mrs. Josephine S a t u r d a v | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trez a n d ; gagement df their daughter. Janet m a d e a t a fam ily gathering at the f Kraus, 522 Third . avenue, both Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Kuleiski. j Mr and Mrs. W illiam Liszkiewicz » to Harry Haas, son of Mr. and Dourlein home on ChmUna>- Eve of Lyndhurst. Britighigyou sister aitd brother-in-law o f M r s . 1 an d son, L a w r e n c e , o f J e rs e y Mrs. H. Haas, 77 Hackensack st., Miss Dourlein is a graduate* o f | The announcement was .made a t W itkiewicz, o f J e i- je y City, City; Kasxnir Witkiewicz a n d Wood Ridge. Lyndhuast Kigh School and is an o^en heu e party in honor o f m a r k e d t h e i r JBSth w e d d in g a n - daughter, Stephanie, and William Janet is attending Lyndhurst I with the Prudential Insurance the couple on Sunday at the nhrersarv- Mrs. Kukelski is prin-Lewandowski, of L y n d h u r s t. High’School and is working part Company in Newark. Her fiance, Stuhler home. c ip a l o f P u b lic S c h o o l N o . 12 in __ ------j— ------lime for Sears Roebuck & Co., graduate of Bloomfield V o c a t io n J e r s e y ^City and her husband is | 50 A tte n a e d Belleville. Her finance graduated al and Technical School, is a Both are graduates of L y n d connected with the law depart- r - i i ^ n St. M ary’s High School, Ruther- carpenter with White E e g le Con- hurst Hit,h School. Miss S t u h l e r m e n t of An-State Insurance Co. rafty ford, and is now employed with struction^ Company, of Newark, is witli the Mutual Benefit Life Other wedding anniversaries | Insurance Company in Newark. T h e r e w e r e 150 guests a t t h e the American Polyglas Co. of j Her fiance is with the Mid-West V,0S-.'! Mr- . Christmas party given by the Carlstadt. He is' also with the j aeph J. Witkiewu-7 of Ruther- Lvndhurst El^blcm Club for National G uardi and is attending Keep Yo«r Town Clean Piping Engineering Company Jn a t ^ ford, »nanddaurhtcr-in-Iaw.of m ^ and lheir hu^»,«!, Fair lei gh Dickinson University at C lifto n . the host couple; aad M r and earlier m the month a, the E!kl n i g h t „andallyear! iS U ?naj2 J'S . ^ 0rth ^ Club in Park avenue. No date has been set for the tegtop, broffier and „.ter-m-lxw, M>g Jam„ Newboult W1B w e d d in g . B R IS K A S A M O O oiM rs, W.tkiewicz of Lafayette (h, irrrl(in of the committee of ar- Better Driveways MUOMTfMASAI >? e ■ _____ , i rangemenU. Mis. Joseph Kinder ” ¡5*7 ~ ^ „ M *■ -' had charge of decorations. The " Krtelak^ Plainfield,. idp *Mrs Frederick Bluin> Asphalt Blacktop Mr. and Mix Trez and chiWren. ^.as the recip4ent a p fo n nor«* Dense-and M w i Jr..; wi(h autographs of PARKING LOTS, CURBS AND CEMENT WOKS. !£• P‘"koW- all her officer.. Wane lag. Correct Fsandatiaa and AM A Trained Men, Beaalt hi n N d let M n ■md children. **ary Ellen Wil-1 m Ior turkey dinner which i WB n r r t o i u u n n s b r t b t h a n t i b Item and lUrhard. of North Arl- a j s( n Gifu dlEtributed •OT A HP W W ttCT »OM TO Slil I by Santa Claua. in the person of cim ent M mati N e m m * / Raymond Connors non other than the president of M O O K D A L E t h e c lu b . By now all reservations are in N O rtti 7-8977 . 8S42 Baptised Sunday The next regular meeting of for our annual New Year’* Eve Beverage Co. ____ . _ _ _ , the club will be held on January party, and we hope that you all VIOLA CONTRACTING CO. iLOOUn iLP. N. J. have a wonderful time bringing a<» and Mr*. Leslie Con- for a barn dance to be PN O M KM SON S-S7ST .“ 2 T!: a*'-«' the night of January I. tued at the Lyndhurst Methodist The committee in charge are the Church on turday mornm? by . Mm^ Charle, Hoelrel. James ®ev- -*er W. Hawn, pj^^.bouit Vernon Cowell and . .. . ~ M artha H a r r is . Qodparents were the $ au n t and uncle. Mr. und Mrs. C onrad Vanderveer. o f O ld Dr. Howard S. Other guest-j at the C o n U m home in the afternoon included W a t t e r y the baby’s great-grandmother. CHIBOPRACTGR Mr». M argaret Robb, of Deta field avenue, his grandparent*. M rs . I 83^ Kearny Ave. LeaUe Connors, Sr. of forest avenue, a n d M r. and M r s F r a n k K e a rn y . N . 1. Ackerman, of Vineland, and his aaat and uncle, Mr. and Mix. j W Y . 8-2456 ArthurH o g a n r a m p and fam ily, of NJ-, also his brother. Home CmUt Made Cooora. * 1 ICE CREAM CAKES FOR ALL HOLIDAY OCCASIONS H o m e m a d e lee Cream do< orated with whip cream and beautifully l e t t e r e d u i ' / i p u r e J e l l y BARIIRG’S EAST Rl'TUArOBD GES-MtS î- - - . . : ■' • J "*; ■’ - I-Jsââ^Ê^i '¡'J TUESDAY, DECEMBER », 195* T IB COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REV IE * -Pa g e t h u s LouW Iu U s M a rk In the new season at St. Michael* . Kathryn Tamke's Engagement K ail. 1 I Carol Fedor’* Plan* Mr. and Mrs. Seymour i $ The Banking Corner $ fold and children, Mare and 23rd Anniversary I t is also the Wish o f th e o f Revealed By Parents Announced By Unele And Ann* By Bather D. Loftfstreet Bruce, of T1S 6th street, Lynd- fic e rs o f t h e Council under t h e I Of s u r v iv o r s h ip ...... 10,003 Mr. and Mra. Louis Iula. 57 hurst, had as dinner guMta on capable ruidance of C r a n d 1 John Doe and Mary Doe, C o m Ridge road, entertained recently QUESTION: I see on the litera Christmas Day, Mrs. Rosanfeld’s K n i g h t N a t L c n g s r r o to w **h y o u J munity funds (in community pro n c<“»ebration o f tfceir 23rd wed ture and ailveitising oi many broth«--in-)aw and «ktter, IS - and a n d y o u r s n m o st Ffo ly a r d h a p p y p e r ty > ,tate) ...... rO-OOO ding ar.niviirsiry Sn d also M r. banks the fact that they are mem- Mrs. Lawrence Lar1— J holiday se, -on. Gur deep apprt?* !uia*j b i r t h d a y . behs of the Federal Deposit In- i John D<>e and Mary Doe, E x - j daughter,. Bonnie and I .'iqtion to all who have a s s is te d <*uance Corporation. Ju.it what j ecutor of the Estate of (Name) of Springfield. The I Guests w re rc?nk'*n of their t h e C o u n c l t h is past y e a r in its does that mean and how does it , deceased ...... 10,000 , w ith th e ir prized family and included Mr. and Mrs. m a n y affairs both in their physi r>»otect me as a depositor? John Do" Administrator of E s- V>tor Tula and daughter, Lu cal and moral support. Our ap Chempsjne «1 SpHtigHsli, lo ANSWER: The Federal Deposit tate of (Nam e) deceased . 10,000 j cille, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony preciation also, to the editor and 11 sura nee corporation is an in meet th f Dutchess at Lyndhurst. . ntnasuio, M et. Alice Hubert one h is t h is John Doe, Trustee of (Name) staff of newspaper for the dr *>endent corporate agency of nd son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. tim e , effort, and spice made E s ta te ...... 10,000 ; th e U nited States Government •, Miss Kathryn Tamke, dt Post Nicholas A. Rubertone, Mr. and All deposits of any single de- av ailable f o r the use o f th e C oun ciested by act of Congress in 1933 Avenue, spent Christmas Day at Mrs. John Rubertone, Mr. and c il. ! posnpr in the same insured bank , give# depositors in insured Mrs. Nicholas Ru*>ertone. Mr. snd , m aintained in the same right or ; the home of Mr, k*4 Mra. VRo Our mort important da**? in b a n k s a basic and limited pro- M u . Anthony Rubertone, Mr. capacity, w hether in the savings Saia, at Haslet the very near future will be on tection against lots arising from wnd Mrs. Peter Rubertone and i account, checking account, Christ W ednesday, January 6t h and the failure of an y insured bank M p . ind Mrs. Jack Catena, of m as Club account, etc, will be ' W ednesday, JanuarydSth r e s p e c t^ardless of cause of such fail- L y n d h u r s t added together and the aggregate tiv e ly . UTe will exemplify t h e » vi r». Its activities are directed by Also. Mr. and Mrs Edward of such depositor is insured to it F i r s t a n d Second Degree of the u hoard of three directors in- Giordano, of Cliftofl, Milfred maximum of $ 10,000. Order at Sacred Heart School. All cluri'i-.g the Com ptroller of Cur Iula, of New York City, Mr. and m em ber* a r e cordially i n v it e d to re n cy a n d tw o 'appointed by the There is no charge to the de Mrs. T. L. M alins^i. of East Ruth attend. Please set i dde the dates* P r e s id e n t of th e United States positor for this protection. All erford, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick As- in order that we might show the w ith the advice an d c o n s e n t of premiums are paid by the bank fttrella. of H asbrouck Heights, Mr. newly elected candidates the th- Senate. Not all financial in under a semi-annual, assessment and Mrs. James Rubertone, of Mrs. Albert Fedor. 51 La/ayelie fraternity that exists in the Coun place, announces the engagement stitutions are insured b y the fSed- by the Federal Deposit Insurance Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter cil. If you are a sponsor, please eral Deposit Insurance Corpora Comporation on the basis of the Rubertone, of Wellington. of her daughter. Card, to Law keep reminding your candidate rence Jankowski, son of Mr. and tio n . only banks of deposit, and bank's total deposits. At present'' of the dates. Each will be n o tif ie d Mrs. Adam Jankowski, MS Maple your bank Is insured o n ly if it the surplus of the Federal De Now Officer* For seperately, but a reminder n e v e r •«•nut. both of Lyndhurst. For dtoplajm at each teller's window posit Insurance Coepstation ap Italian Circle h u r t e mal announcement was made at or Btation a prescribed s ig n read proximates two billion dollar«, Our annual Bard Dance is now a Christmas Eve family dinner. in g -Deposits insured by the Fed and should additional ever be re e ra l Deposit Insurance C o r p o r a quired for insurance purposes, The Italian American Circi» in the planning staf»cPlease Both are graduates of Lynd tio n , W ashington, D. C., $10,000 th e I M M W*m Treasury, under Club Auxiliary has elected im r keep posted for details. We need hurst High School. Mtsa Fedor is m a x im u m insurance for e a c h d e th e law , Ik directed to toad th e Officers: M u Evelyn Di Camilla, a lot of help in the arrangement* with Leslie Company in Lynd and all who can offer a hand are p o s ito r .” Corporation up to s maximum of •nab.tp tsear *w president: Mra. Grace DiFlllipo, hurst whet« her finance was em vice president; Mrs. Mary Good asked to contact Brother Joe T h e r e a r e m any ways in which three billion dollars, since pre- n i l CONtULTATION ployed before entering the armed miuma an paid by the Insured, win, flnancial secretary; M rs. Fischer now. service. He has now completed the Federal Deposit Insurance I b a n k , ne taxes a n levied by t h e ACATA BtÀÜTY SALON Sally Carino, recording secretary; his basic training at Fort Dix. Corporation p r o te c ts b a n k d e Mrs. Chris •Ricadela, treasurer; positors against loss, the most United States Government for the. t t t-lSM >... Korry Dourlein's »nd will contidue training at Ft. support of the Corporation and and Mrs. Grace Lem bo, sergeant- Leonard Wood. M issouri. important of which are ■ ÜMtanë Ase. AriinflM« N.J. at-arm a. Plans Disclosed I funds originally provided for the 1. E a c h i n m r e d h a n k m u s t m e e t Croatia of the Federal Deposit The new tafT will be installed h 'g h s ta n d a rd s of practices and I n s u r a n c e Corporation haw b e e n Georgina Stuhler's procedures established by the at their January meeting. repaid in full to the Engagement Is Told F e d e r a l Deposit Insurance Cor 1 w ith * “ p o r a tio n . Mr. and Mrs. H. J Kisingei, of an d M rs . V ito S aia o f K eyport, Janet Paynter’i 447 Post Avenue, Lyndhurst a n Mr. and Mrs. William Timka of 2. Adherence to these standards nounced the engagement c f th e ir T a u n to n , M assachusetts, Mr. and Betrothal Told is determined regularly by exam- in ata o t's niece Kathryn Rose TamSC, of Mi*. F r e d e r i c k Kessler of R u t h th e sam e a d d re s s , daughter uf e rfo rd , M r. F r e d e r ic k Kessler and •i. If. despite all precautions, an Mr. William T a m k e und th e late Miss Cliss Reed o f Washington, tn.;iiTed t.*ank experiences difti Row Kessler Tamke. at a fa m ily D . C. rulty, the Federal lVposit Insur MÏ STLVÀK ._ . ÜTBtef . bu ffet s u p p e r on D e ce -fib e r 26. to B oth*M u-s T a m k e an d M r. C lin e ance Corpvjrati»>n r.* there prompt RrTHKRrCMtD. N. 4. R obert H Cline. son of Mr. anrfj aiif grwtfuates o f S t. M ary’s High 'll v>»ith .»Kh to prt*tect the de T o t WKkatar MIN M rs. H. Cline of 38 Jane Street. Schooi in Hutheiford positors. NOW T If«r Tl iSDAY E ast Rutherford. Mil* T.iP'kj is a secretarv fn A m aximum protection oi $1-0,- A Great Drama Among the nue*i.s included , Mass & \Valrtstein Co.. in Newark (>0() ap p lie s to de*p<*»s;t? m ain tain ed Adult Film Fair w en Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cline. b y a depotsiioAin an insored hank and Mr. Cline is with the I.M "A SUMMER FLACK” Mrs. Henry C lin e at F a s t R u t h in the same ri^ht and capacity M di\ ision of Wheels Inc. in erford, Mr. a n d M rs. John Eising- Deports maintained in different iil. Uig Stars -Technicolor O f ton and a student at Newark A lw i • v í «r of Denville, M r a n d M rs . H a r- rights of capacities are separately “ALIAS JESSE J AMES” X f Eisinger and Mr and M-s. Celiege of Engineering in New n. »red in each ri^ht Thii Maple made I W it h Louife Tamke o f Lyndhurst Mr. a rk or c:.’>acity n\ainiainecl Thus ac n in -mber lo buy NEW B o b Hope count; entitled j> fuUo.\- may In Technicolor U K M T V M a t receive maximum proteition WftUewiczc'5 Merk Christmas ' •John I)'*' 5li»,')IM) WKlf. AND TIII'RS MAT 1 M r and Mrs Peter D o a i le ,n M a r y D ue lO.ijiiO "ADVKNTl’RFS OF O tT O S 239 Court avenge, annuun ■ • ;^ And A Trio Of Anniversaries J Othea guests at the Cohftrs' Mra. M argaret Robb, of Delafleld 1 WBWO TBE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIET TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1959 * W t t Keep Your Faifh, Go To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days U l B - W Repeat* HI* Promise In Each New , erford, Mrs. Fred (Louise) Daun- Day”! MD f.tn. , Westminster • H i Valley Break A' enhauer, of Passaic, and Mrs. Fellowship. Babbi Alex Preaaua Morgan Elvira) Allen, of Still Monday, January i ‘ a * Second Avame water, N. Y,; and 15 grandchil Commercial leaòer 8:00 p.m. - Woman's Associa d r e n . Phenes: Study. .BE 8 MM Aim THE SOUTH BERBEN EEVtEW ■ 9 * c m m r a h k c. cmvMcm ant and Tontine Avenue«. Per tion program on “M igrants". Baaideriee, GB 1-7*18 The funeral w»j on Saturday 1921 ■ ■Mi* Jmr An iods without a church home in Thursday, Jaaaary T: E'tablinhrd Lyndhurst are especially invited. Sabbath Services at 9 a.m. from the Nazare Memo Ik e Commercial Leader Is the aflkial newspaper ef 8:00 p.m. - Senior Choir. rial Home, Inc., 403 Ridge road, H i m : 8*0, 7:80. 8:00, MM, Friday Evening. 8:38 Frilly, Jaaaary t: to Sacred Heart R. C. Church, 11:00, 12:00 In church * T . MAI Satarday Morning. 1 8 « LYNDHURST TOME IF CIM PIO IS 7:0 0 pan. - Westminster Boys' where at 10 a.m. a Solemn High «mb » 00 to school. ITAN UnlCtt. I D tlB A N Club On Friday evening, January 1, Mass of Requiem was offered. In CHURCH Puhlîshed every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company Saturday, Jaaaary •: 1980. Rabbi Abrahartf ■ Pwgjman, terment was in St. Joseph's 10:00 a.m. - Junior Choir re- as guest speaker, will chooee for at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. I. Tclefrooc G Eneva 8-8700-8701 i t a M a i » , Cemetery, Lyndhurst. B:00. 9:00, 10:30 r e h e a r ja l . his theme "The Good Life." Dur In . O w p Mailer, ruM ing the month of January, Rabbi Editor ...... J o h n S a v i n g m Trmved Pisce. Lyaghar« IT. MCNAEL'S B. C. Alex Pronman will conduct the vs ia T im ers ht*inr$t M tr...... E rnest J. Daw n e tt Advertising Mgr...... S a m i e l C . P i e b s o n c a t t a i Adult Education Institute on *1: Monday Evenings at 7:49 o'clock. Are Invited Kulercd aa second class matter April 7, 1938 at the Poat Office ol Rutherford, N. J., 1 . W U c a rtN M Valley Break New Year’s Rve. 7:30 p.m - "All Old-Timers and their ______under the Act of March 3, 1879 K r a g t A ' Divine Worship. “Jesus Christ Rev. Bdwar« I. George friends - who may be now living TEN CENTS PER COPT n li U ». 10 and t£e same yesterday and today at some distance, are cordially in Subscription S2.50 Per Year 9 45 a.m. - Bible School; 11:00 I I J 0 and forever”. OBltuÀMEI vited to attend this, the first ses a.m. . Morning Worship. Topic: Sunday, Jtaauy 3: sion in the New Year at Every Lyndhimt N. J.. December 29. 1959 - f i “A Time to every Purpose”. Text 9:15 a'm. - Sunday School; 10:30 man’s Bible Class. Rutherford Ecclesiastes 3:1. Mrs. Clarence Bogle HNHOBUtT CHUSCN a.m. • “Behold the Lamb of God High School. Sunday morning president of the Presbyterial Ot Wednesday. 8:00 p.m. - Prayer W estminster Winnowings IM In . M pr^W . Haw that taketh away the alti of the Dies At Age O f 62 9 30. January 3rd." announces Cuba, sent a beautiful Christm as m e e tin g . world". Holy Communion will be Class president C. Nadler Hutzel. Dr. Glenn R. Pratt and Mrs. building. In July, for the first £ait* printed in the United t celebrated. A* ST. THOMAS t n SC or AL Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bogie. 23 East In the department of the Class Pratt extend a cordial invitation time in the school’s history, there States > to the President o f t h e Gouverneur avenue, Rutherford, Presbyterial of Jersey City, Mrs. Maaftay » a iry 4> music, James Hammond conducts to the members of W estminster’s was the wedding of one of the ca rac a ' died suddenly on Seturday, hav Benjamine Divine, with no hint M t p.m. - Church Council. Stay i «aa at an i ran a l A vea. in his orchestral practice with his congregation to OPEN HOUSE American teachers. Miss Nichol TVaeiay, U S—ry It Church Ofice: Chareh SehM ing been under the doctor’s care thought - “patience toward pro AT THE MANSE ON NEW left Addis Ababa by plane at 1 of the disturbance of her couhtry* a.m. . Church School with for some time. •:00 p.m. - Altar Guild. Forest Ava. Pheaa OB 8- gress” so that Everym an’s Sunday YEAR’S DAY from 3 to 5 in th e o'clock on. the afternoon of July all age*, including She was 8!, was born in New sessions are greatly enlivened by afternoon and from 7 to 8:30 in 31. arrived in Rome by 7:30 the News came also from two for . 1UN am. - Public war- York City, then taken to Ger the evening. mer personalities known to our :00 p .m The Bev. C. Waatey Sklke. B.D. intermittent musical selections, j next morning and met her sister. *tth Holy Communion. many where she lived for 18 congregation; the Rev. and Mrs. p.at. - Church Choir. and accompaniments, in the sing ***••• who is a teacher in the public J * M * r - years before returning to the ' schools in Nutley, and together Friebely who included greetings W 4 wtah you a blessed New ing by the audience Sunday. January 3, the Sacra l tM . - Youth Choir rehear. United States: then 7 years in j they toured 9 countries of Europe from a fourth member ef the Year. We urge all to accept THE UNITARIAN CHURCH Past president Jack Clarke will ment of Holy Communion will be M 0 p,m. - Meeting of the Jersey City, 10 years in Lynd I and visited Scandinavia, before younger generation—baby Row Or ROTURPORO alternate with Edwin Albrecht ah observed at the 11 o’clock m orn Christ Jesus as Saviour and Lord. hurst and the past 30 years in land. born in Auguest; and a “A rree aad MaStra M B ' song leader for hymns “I Am 1 arriving in the United States on We invite all to worship with us. Rutherford. ing service. 70 Beaae Ava, epp. lasas Ava. Praying For You”. “True Heart Auguest 23. Miss Nichol has | regular Christmas card from the She leaves her husband. Clar Km. • Study clan: “Tha Batharfer«. N. J. ed, Whole Hearted ', “O Worship gone to the mission field from former Edna Jane Bucholtz—bore ence J. Bogle; and a son, Albert The annual congregational Africa'’; 1:S0 p.m. .W S .- Bev. Heia« Battle, Mlalater The King", and “Revive Us the Reed Memorial United Pres greetings from “Vernon and Ed* P., at home. meeting will be held at the \ byterian Church of Lyndhurst j na Jane, and their two daughters'* Mcs. Phillip Manheim- Again”; and, according to their church hali on the evening of ¡enclosed was a one-by-two-inch of program; 1:00 RUTBEBFORD BAPTIST The Rev. Dr. Fred M asters Hol comments, feel they can depend - Adult Choir rehearsal. loway. of the First Presbyterian Wednesday. January 20 In or T> c ______replica of card and greeting C H C B C H on wonderful results in the con F.S. Ruth says news has come ( T, Church of Rutherford, will con der to have a social hour follow M M 4, MMMf •: n Waat Paaaaie A va, Ratberfbid gregational chorus. since her arrival here, that the s,i?lwd VCTnon- Jr- born duct a funeral aervice at 2 p m. ing the meeting, it is requested cem ber 19. 1959 ’ a m - rim meeting of Rev. Oearga Smith, raatar Everyman’s Bible Class chap whole roof of the school had to ,Uarnnn r, . ori a , todiy (Tuesday, Dec. 29) at the that ail reports of organizations Class, with tha 9 10 s-m. • Church School, 11:00 SS Waadward Aveu IstlartaH lain, Fred Mier, in his scripture bo taken off and replaced, be- T ' Steever Funeral Home, 253 Stuy- be handed in writing to the Clerk '. . » m m , a « - Nursery; U Ä »«- Sacra Phaae Q Baava M ISS reading and prayer, has Philip- cause it leaked so badly Looks ' Pun** Go 405 KEARNY AVE. JOHN L. BURK KEARNY PRICELESS Phone WYman 14)026 FUNERAL DIRECTOR 52 Ridgr Road. 469-71 Palisades Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J. 1 Jersey City 7, N. 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UM r «Berta aattasoti that the aMjaetty aI ■rstd.la an the nealt « aettaäe that arttars wauid na » ■ » I la Mw-hnakta«: hm» «(w ar and tseti •< eaoNaa. ■> ara reading Otraogh tha trsffte 3 3 dtManVtygaafe Keaì>er Q M ana than puah a lady « anri SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW « pala là th eir-a * ra V o l. 40 — No. 2é L V N D H l RST, N J . DECEMBER 29. 1959 ‘"T.“ «“ S S t ° * “ TELEPHONS GSNSVA IM « « iWSHams, Mayor, Others «hr* Héüi m Advice To Lhteolii Children New School Budget Aired, A world famous poet, the mayor o f the towofthip. a ! mp valuable lessons, ana »hK-t> fral doctor, and industrialist. . h i* „bool teacher. an T ^ y T h ^ clfm eitary KM o I pnneipal, a former principal — lh«i* enjoyable to me From my earli- #r* m onc tim e ta w W n Lincoln School children turned *st y°uth * c*n remember beinS Members Explain Increase f^d§jM| advice I "—• ------; carried away bv the many Fair* Lyndhurst taxpayers will f Tales which rrovided me with so The Leader ialready has printed , Robert Louis Stevenson belong in many rosy dreams. Black Beauty, 1m* called upon to raise an a batch of advice from such men the same cate ory. a n d R o b in s o n C r u a n e a»«* ’’ additional $129,960 for M President Eisenhower. V.ce I There are hundred*- of books A Landmark Of Years Ago "reatest American story of all. g^iPreeident Nixon Coveritpr Mev 1 v.hase n a m e s I m ight «iv'e you school purposes under tbe | Little Women, are unforgettable \* r — all of w'-.om saw flt to but I don’t know the type of I How can I omit The Adventures terra* o f a budget tentatively i ir.vef tbe requests «eat to them , reading y o u are m o st interested *>* Tom «ewyer and. of Kuckle introduced M’on as h aving th e moat oa*uare - ¡■ry will deliver ive end outstanding peograsn ad entertainment hlld -W elfare in the'Da*art- in*a nearby in- ¡ t o i New .J e r s e y .