AUG 15 194 7 garden State's 7 New Jersey's 7 Most Popular Most Popular Ex-Postmasters Ex-Senators ], Bill Critchley 1. Harry Moore % Charles Heiser 2. W. B. Mackay 3, Edw. Francois 3. H. W illiams 4. Julius Klumpp 4. L. Schroeder 3. Leo Sw anson 5. R. Chandless 6. Edward Nolan 6. Frank Durand l Howard Jones 7. Homer Zink VOL. 8 NO. 23 WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1947. $2 YEARLY — 54 COPY State Approves Wa!dwick-Ho-Ho-Kus Water Pact Abrams Urges Higher Insurance on Boro Hall Councilman Fred F. Faraci Seeks George Figueroy Marks Dillon and Eichler Controversy Revision of Borough Building Code Birthday Anniversary To Be Ironed Out On August 22 At the semi-monthly meeting of the Waldwick Mayor George Figueroy, of 132 Lin­ Councilman Clarence J. Abrams suggested at the meet­ and Borough Council last Friday night a communication was coln Ave., Waldwick, celebrat­ ing of Mayor and Council last Friday night that the insurance ed his 54th birthday anniver­ read from the State Water Policy Commission approving the on the borough hall should be $80,000 instead of $40,000 as soon sary last Sunday night at his boro’s contract to supply water to Ho-Ho-Kus. as funds were available. residence surrounded by many Councilman Frederick F. The controversy between Ro­ relatives and friends. Faraci suggested revision of Albert Gets Papers Mr. Figueroy is one of the Commerce Chamber bert Eichler, the secretary of Waldwick’s building code in From Scotland And most active members of the Meeting September & Fine Arts Homes, Inc., and Tax tune with present-day require­ Assessor Joseph A. Dillon Northern Ireland Waldwick Democratic Club of ments. Mayor James E. Dan­ which former Mayor J. J. would be ironed out at the next The Waldwick Chamber of iels announced that he would Reilly and Mayor James E. council meeting on August 22 Councilman Herbert D. Al­ Commerce will resume its ac­ name a citizens committee to E. Daniels are the leaders. when Building Inspector Jerry do this work. bert, president of Waldwick tivities with a luncheon meet­ Massaker would be asked to be State Commissioner of Local Chamber of Commerce, is kept ing Wednesday, September 3, it present to explain certain facts Government Darby approved a abreast of happenings in Eng­ Hots Lawyer Honig Gets was announced yesterday by Wordy battles marked the }6,000 emergency appropria­ land, Ireland and Scotland for Service In Restaurant, President Herbert D. Albert. council session when Dilloon tion to pay Borough Auditor he reeives newspapers and let­ Many speakers will address defended his right to inspect John V. Lyons for work in re­ ters from Europe every week. the gathering. Members of the buildings and offer sugges­ Waldwick’s popular humor­ constructing Borough records. local governing body have been tions that the rules and regu­ ist-lawyer, Herman George Ho­ Building Inspector Jerry invited to attend. lations of the local building Mrs. Estella lllair Dies, nig, of Frederick St. creates Massaker reported $6,600 in code be complied with. He de­ Mother of Sim Children mirth and laughter in many in­ buildings. Recorder Thomas nied all allegations made in stances wherever he happens Hilton sent a check for $5 in THEY DO SAY -- two letters sent Town Fathers to be. fines and costs collected in Mrs. Estella Blair, wife of one from Eichler another from The other day he stopped July. William Blair, of Yvonne St., John C. and W illiam D. Tyn­ over Harry’s Restaurant and The best columnist of New Wortendyke Field and Waldwick, died in Hacken­ dall, who claimed Dillon told ordered certain things to eat Jersey receiving the “Blue Rib­ Stream Association was grant­ sack hospital Tuesday at the them “I am the Law in Wald­ and asked for quick service. bon” from Jersey Parade for ed free use of the borough hall age of 46 following a heart ail­ wick” and Mayor James E. Presto, the genial assistant to mirth and humor is Rossman Nov. 7 with Councilman H. B. ment. She is survived by her H. Wynkoop, managing editor Daniels and his colleagues rul­ Harry Irwin delivered the Albert not voting. Albert was husband and six children. of Bergen Record in describing ed that Dillon is responsible goods in due time and in order also “not voting when the Orvil Funeral services were held the interesting episodes and .only to the voters as an elect­ to save further time he placed Social got the free use of the Wednesday from the Moore plight of Acting Governor ed official. a gallonful of mustard and pot- kali for a date in Aug. Funeral Home, Totowa and in­ Charles K. Barton who could Borough Attorney John J. ful of gravy before Mr. Honig. The council approved a terment followed in Laurel not convince the race track Carlin stated that if anyone That was ultra-quick service. liquor permit for Sept. 12 and Grove Cemetary, Totowa. Mrs. guards at Monmouth County he feels that assessments have 13, when the Marconi Social Blair was formerly a resident was the acting chief executive been excessive the proper pro­ club will hold a party for local of Little Falls and had been Ramsey Chatter Column and the luck of Labor Commis­ cedure would be to appeal to veterans. Mayor Daniels wel­ residing in Waldwick for a JVill Be Besuined Soon sioner Harry Harper in win­ the Bergen County Board of comed Dr. Herman, a new doc- period of three months. She ning money after he thought Taxation and that if the county was the mother of Mrs. Frank Jersey Parade’s “Ramsey he was the- loser. That column sustains the action of the local Pfleger, Jr., of Waldwick. (PUa»« turn to pag« throo) High School Chatter”1 will be remains as the gem of gems for resumed in September, Ronald the year of 1947. (continued on page 3) Cracas, who conducted the State Convention Group Chairmen column last school year will attend Princeton University. Miss Marjorie Evans, Martin Turpanjian Sonny Russo and Bruce Rogers will conduct the “Ramsey High School Chatter” column when the school re­ opens in September. Councilman Bush Tells WALDWICK FAMILY PLANS REUNION AS Of Plans To Oil Roads KIN COME FROM CAL. BY OWN AIRPLANE Councilman Vernon Y. Bush The Cracas family will have visited Mrs. Nigra’s sister, reported plans at the meeting a reunion and more than 100 Mrs. John Cracas, of Maple of the Mayor and Council last persons will attend at dinner. Ave., Waldwick. Friday night to oil a number Mrs. John Cracas has six sis­ The Nigras will remain in of streets in the borough in the ters and four brothers and they New Jersey for a month. Mrs. near future. are all married and have child­ Nigra is a teacher in a Cali­ The borough clerk was or­ ren and grandchildren. And it fornia college, well-known act­ dered to make a copy of the means more than 100 persons ress and holds several degrees minutes of the governing body will be present, no strangers at from Universities of Texas and r*8ents committee chairmen of the state constitution. Clockwise for Tax Collector Frank W. all, but only of Cracas family. New Mexico. |*®r left to right are: State Senator David Van Alstyne, Jr., of English. The clerk objected to Mrs. Helena L. N igra, and Over in North Bergen there ®rgen County, Arthur R. Gemberling, Winston Paul, Dr. Ro- the council’s edict but Coun­ her husband, John Nigra, of is a family that attracts more C. Clothier, convention president; William T. Read, Amos cilman Faraci stated: “You Pasadena, Calif., arrived in than 200 members of the same ”• Oixon, Dr, W. E. Saunders, John F. Schenk, Nathan L. Ja- have redress if you think the their own airplane at LaGuar- ancestral group each time a cobs, Dean Frank H. Summer and Wayne D. McMurray. work is too much for you.” dia Field the other day and family reunion is held. frUG 1947 JERSEY PARADE, WALDWICK, N. J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1947 day. He feels good whenever Mom­ my is all broken down with fatigue, Asphalt discouragement and blues. Aw, P)A K1A N D Kathleen Norris Says: come on, honey, that’ s no way to Driveways feel. We’re having a swell time. K -—' Military Academy Look at Rhoda and Jack, no kids at LIGHT WEIS & FOREIT all. What’d they give for our Terry, 3rd Grade up. Near City Construction Co. Slavery Is Not Over even if he has got impetigo? Bell Syndicate.—WNU Features. Cavalry, Sports, College Prep, 35 Oak S t, Allendale, N. J. “ We have four children, and I’m Economical. divorcing Dan,” the letter finishes. High Standards - “ I ’ ve nothing special against Dan, Guaranteed Workmanship. he’s just like all the others. And I’m - Individual Help Terms arranged. crazy about the children! Molly, 10. Phones: the twins. Van and Junior 7. and Oakland, N. J. Oakland 8-4421 Hackensack 2-7543-1 Yvonne 3. They’ re fine children, but Hackensack 3-0381 I’m only one woman, and this is a Allendale 1-3549 three-woman job. There’s nothing I'd love so much as to have a good plain cook in my kitchen, and a capable nurse in my nursery. Some­ New Port Arthur one to pick up toys, wipe dishes, put away laundry—not to mention Restaurant collecting and soaping the eternal wash! But always to be a slave, al­ Authentic Chinese and ways behindhand, always pitied by American Food Oakland the kindly superior male—no, that’s not my dish, and I won’t stand for Orders Put Up To Take Out CAVALRY CAMP it!” In Perfect Condition She Is a Doctor.