! ,y n d h u r s t P u b l i c L i b r a r y . V ' i t i o y B r o o k A v a . . ^ y n d h u r s t , K -.* J■

Name me no name« for my disea.se,With uniform ing breath; .I ta ll you I am none of these;But homesick unto death—«Homesick to r Ihe h ills that I had known. For brooks that I had crossed,Before I met this flesh and bone And followed and was lost . . . .And though they break my heart at last. Yet name no name of ills Say only, “Here is where he passed, Seeking again those h ill.”

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Vol. 45 No.—21 LYNDHURST. N .J., NOVEMBER 24. 1964 Socond-cJasa postas« M'O «t Muthorford, N. J. T g LGENCVi

South B ergen Girl PTA M other By Day, le In C opacobana Famed Line At N ight

Cc pa showgirl and active PTA mi mb- i seems an unlikely ewnbi-naticn. but Marilyn Doran of 136(kdd Stieet, North Arlington, fits tiv description.

Marilyn, mog»«*r of two, f«-ei* right at home In the world famous N(w York nightclub A dancer in I hr Jlne, ths If her third engage­ment at the ehrb.

The pcllcy is to chan^c the line rvcry k x nv nths and « V is one m the handfull of girls in the «'tub s blsttry lo b.» lecalled for additional engagements.

"Onw th»*y leave* tin* Cope, m et cf the girls try for Broad- wav s.Vnvs or television," Marilyn explained.

At the age of four, she b?gun (.tking dancing lessons and her first prolfMit^al job whs at 14 when she jo lied the Manhattan Re rfcettes on a ro-id lour of one- night stands aeross the country.

‘Mother didn’t want to stand in the wav of my career, but she felt I was too young It was a chaperoned group and the niana iter finally persuaded my lo let me go by saying cood g.rl is good home or away from home."

She m ulled that shortly before I«', imu nay* ■ she letumed Irom a elub date in Florida to appear with the June Taylor dan>*er* on the Jackie Gk'aaon television shew.

" I was so tan from the Florida sun that after Ihe first 4a>w tbey tnld me to coa e back after 1*4 bleached out," si

W eight Vote Draws Most From SavinoFormer Assemblyman -Carmine

Savino Jr . of l yndhurst made „ public today a letter la Res

The picture som«- people have publican Stale Oiairman Webxter in their mind. of a typical •how- Todd in which he urged an ap- girl Just ten t true," .he declared, pcfotmenl an impartial com-

M «t of us are very hard wo.k- n_lttee t0 dr,tw up a Republican

reads, or attende dame clashes.

A t E a s t R u t h e r f o r d ,

O n T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y

cf ten don't plan for walk around j »tate.

Savino

reapportionment of the

attackedweighted vote plan

the so-called advanced ky

B i gm ( cuntV Republican Chair­

ing and nine out ! drink, smoke. t draped in mink."

I She has worked with some of the top entertainers in the

b !"” V ,“ H L m ™ w*"- ' H. Jone, a , a bto-jM P an d at the W i M "n- at Bergen Ccunty, ju»t right.,

~ d by Sammy Darts Jr . - and r „ ir r(aMW1icnTO.lrt ^ ive

J " ' >. " T ' ? »«'C'-n »« least two sem lort «odneighbors might cons.der her. .■MwnU nviee ass;-mblyman, S .- „-lamcurous existante. vjno m Bu, ^ }a B m

plan «'ontinues the power of sena*

Ready For The Big Came

tors from small counties in South Jersey to dk-tate to the senators a# the populous countus such as

"But 1 ofter. wonder what the flr is at the Copa wouki say if they saw me racing around the hcAisc, as I generally am. with ,ny dust doth."• Active in the Washingtcn Se-hcol

PTA in North Arlington, she is I this year s pn gram chairman and is proud of her attendance recc:d

"and having a family hasn't real-1 n ,h« organization. She recaUcd|Drar Mr T c M ly vU w«d me down." that Bobby s teacher recently was All of New Je*rsey and particu-

On several occasions, when no a*1 ,h*‘ parents of the larly those interested in the wel-

Over the week-end charges that Jones was to receive a $10,000 fee for his wm-k were denied.

Lyndhurst High School Football Squadbat» sifter was available, she ;chUd,*n in the daas were coming;fare brought the boys along on model- to a meeting, ing assignment and always takes l-trtrtgg at Bobby,

with

of the Republican party

continuing his career I 'lie always waits up for me, when I'm working.'* Marilyn said. ¡“We're both night people, anyway, and our light is always the last

<•» go out In the neighborhood. The mother of two, Bobby, S. | Yet, we never seem lo have a

and Danny. 4. she worked until problem ab«,ut getting up in the three months before the birth of nvm 'n*.”

Between

theshe does ***<*• “Welt, 1 don't have to ask

summer sloe* Her husband. anf*1 J Ycur mother never m isses'’ aocountant with Eastern Air Lines, With an eye to the future, last .they mrt while «udent* in *“ *■ Marilyn s Dk*kinson High Setwol. Jersey C3ty> is delighted that his wife is

Where To G et Tickets

Dance Studio was in N o rth Arlington.

Presently studying for what is classified as a master s degree in dancing, Marilyn hopes to eventu­ally open two or three more in the surrounding area.

Pausing on her way out to the Ccpa she paused to admit that

heuld repudiate with all possible speed the sevealled vcte" plan by which the New f Tickets for the East Rutherford le rrry senate hopes to satisfy the Thanks^ivin« Day football game ecuH "one man one vote" ruling. w|U be on sale in the following

The unconscionable device seized store8; VaUe> Swwt Shoppe. Val- •»pon by members of our party Brook Ave.; Tina s Valley

Brook Ave.; Skip’s. Ridge Road;by nearly . - -Amcng ^ Abo’s. Stuyvesant Ave.; Levy's

has been denouncedevery editorial w rite r. ___rsnk and file Republicans it has Pharmacy, Stuyvesant Ave.; She*,aroused deep dlsaatitfactkn. The m“ ’* »••»ttawy. Stuyvesant Ave:"weighted vote- plan seek, by Iu*p- *hop Ridge Rd.; S * J .

to «tW y both the e*- R“ * 1' M ' Midler s. Htdgeorder of the court and the *****

she doe. indeedhave a nice life à m ^nd, ^ ^

ich son.•I thrive on U." she admitted. Marilyn

shows at the does other club

Copa,dales.

they S«nta Claus To Visit Westminster

A iks Safetyr # r ,

Uaef of Howard C.pnli^eIJddk«. whose official ty for unffic mov«gMNit and M i» ty m limited to the stro ts o4 lyndhurst. said today that his thiUghts and b -st vuabe* w ill follow local etttrena for whatever distance they plan . lo travel to erlebrale Thanfcagivlng Day.

And he couWbi t raalst #vtng a typical, friendly warning.

"Watch the weather IWore start­ing out.'* he atfvised. “ It's getting partly late in Ihe season. Thanks- giviag Day foretells snow and ice, and it's best to be prepared."

Ttie chief N *rs most motorists took the advice he gave them eorlier, to hare their ears check nd and tuned lor severe weather driving If not, there may still be time for a cIvhIc of equipment which can nutke the difference between a happy holiday and dis­appointment or disaster, he said

The Chief's cls-ck list iis*lud«‘s lights, battery, heater, defroster, seat belts, windshield wipers, brakes and tiim

"And for Thanksgiving's sake, dwi't leave your the «twins hang­ing in your garage." he pleaded. " If the weather should him unex­pectedly bud. your failure to have them handy could invite an expert -

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State Medical Exams, To Opon Proetico--—

¡rsOr. Joseph DeMayo. t Lyndhurst adrive to pass h i. New Jersey Slat- thp srh,^ Friday evening

and She's no! knocking it.'but hei ,jcj|ul|| (or IT v rrtn tM tkx ) hlR*c.t thrill ie ' ‘coming home to nc(yj nor deserve,the rormak-y of my own homeand fam ily." Moree.ver. it casts the Re-j. — , —................. ■ • '— — JprtbBcan party in a light that is The Women’s Association of

mm m a J a . appallingly uncomplimentary. In Weatminster Presbyterian Church,!Frosh Students >tM* ( «mection. I believe that you Ridgt toad and Page Ave.; Lynd- (should have spoken out hnmedi- hurst aie having Santa Clans atately when Walter H. Jones, the i the* Xmas Sale Tuesday De;em

»until M p.m. Luncheon w ill he Parent Teacher* Association gave 'rd himself into the fTO.000 job as seired from 11:90 a.m . until 1:30

party for freshman students at consultant on rvappot tioament. jp.m Price n asonabU* coffee and I

The Hi.?h M oni facuily u ri (be iUpubltnn•an is Tcachcrs Assoei*tioo gave ed himself

Medical Board tests, it waa an nowMt'd this week.

Dr. DeMayo, a graduate of St. Peter's College. Jersey City, studied at the University of Mu­nich. Germany, for four yeeu-S. Since 1901 he has been at New­ark City Hospital as an intern and resident physician.

A resident of 514 Fern Avenue, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeMayo. He haa not de­rided where he will «ipen his of­fice for genera! practice.

» PTA " ’I*** Jones But I am deeply conrefresh- oeraed with the welfare of Ber- The monthly Nov. mbe* meeting

i g«n County whose rights have of the N> eg> Jersey Property Ad- been sabotaged by the Jones plain numeration, in c .,’ a non-protit -jr- It is hnmediately apparent that Karisation establishtnl to ent*our- what has happened under the» age standaid efft«* ent govtmim *nt-J«mh» plan is that the large coun- industry rotations hi the property jties such as Bergen County have eontrol Heid, was held oa Tugs- (

The partying pla«*e will be the been given a number while the'day. November 17, 1361. art the,school who» Ihe 6th grad.;* taught KIks ’ Lodge tonight when th e senators from Ihe small counties Coppar Hood Restaurant. Lynd-1by Mrs. William Wlmmer present- Lyndhurst Emblem Club sponsors in South Jersey have been allow- hurst. id 'How the Bluebird Got His a dinner party hoewrtag Mra. ed to enter the committee» bar Thè guest speaker was Thomas,

Color*’, with E ra Paul as an- Je'anene* Swaggerty of LaCresc*en-1 minine nowers with which they Laverty. Chief, industrial Proper- jnouncer and Robert Syme as the ta. California, supreme president have whipsmxed the more popu- ty Brandi. Newark Omtract Man’Bluebird". Hie 6th grade re- of the Supreme Emblem Club. Uhjs North Jersey counties over agi meni Disti ie*t. Un'ted States

enee for whkti you might find hard to be thankftil.

More Than 1,000 Parents At H. S.Close to 1000 parents reapondeel

to the invttatian to Back-to-School Night In the High School on Wed­nesday evening. Never before did so many p a r fo llo w the daily course of their children In achbd

They met In the school gym naakun. with the bleachers filled to capacity and after John Mac- Lean. principal, told them how to procead in their visits to classrooms, thiy were <M

In the cdassroon\s tcacher* told of the content and n-quiremenls for the subject taught

There also waa an opportunity to visit the library and other parts of the building to obtain comprehensive view of the Lynd­hurst High Sdiool

Woman's Circle One Has MeetingCircle one trf Sw Woman's So-

ckfy of ChrM ini Service held a inert inff on IV rsdo y afternoon at the church Mrs C. W Wer- net aa hostes»' Prevent w re Mis* CUra Wright and Mmes WHUam Muir. Della Smith. Frad Haaroch. Wl’ liasn B . » Sim ler, Fred Hrtameyar. Raymond Kxler, Jacob Wahlers and Joasph llj-lond. There the book of phaais is i gmtllude.

Juacpli A. Potilo, vice principal. with the fcHlowiw; teachers had1

Approae'h-d honestly and candid-the problem of achieving equal

day ele! letona sa*d- wichca In the evening Have baked

irv goodies of all kinds, hand mud artiftes. many can be used for

with the* mlowing tsacners « o rranoertionment presentspmis In the arrangements, VictorUwM a problem. Any wlutlon of- tPaterno, .-lai» »dviaor. M in An- ,(TK | ^ inva^ Xn«» irfö gnih bag targela W ia ^ sk l. Mrs. K a iy Mete- in |he «tate. , fa rc ii P>* B .,.th for adults,man, Reynold Fain. M is. Patricia _ m „ Wal(er Jonp. ^ lUve your »lenire taken w.th San- Stewart. in charge of the che:-r ^ k ,* ^ upon with »is- '» Omm '» ■* y«* »' t *lenders. Mrs. Joseph Savmo and The flood oí ridicule that Xm;“ Sa)'‘Mrs. Mary Groazman. in charge |h|ll ^ im knvd r a M - — -------------

- CARO L M K O U TÇ H JA N * MASON

of the program. There was dan­cing to recorded music. Mrs. Ru- dolph Skyta and Mrs. James Scot-

Washington PTA Watches Program

IThe Washington PTA met e>n

Widneselay afternoon at t h <*

ti were eoehairmen of r<immlttee in charge of menta. *

Elks To Honor Mrs. Swaggerty

been predicted.My concern, however.

Proparty Man is not Hear Laverty

L Y N D H U R S TIS

HOW T H E Y F A R E D

P a te n o a Eaat S id* Paaaaic Valleys

•12 1 CUftaa12 P a ta ra ta Contrai14 , G arfidd

E A S T R U T H E R FO R D

•elved the avard for hWiest per nentage of parents present. Mrs. Boijamin Dciezanowski, president, was in etmrge of a business meeting.

WSCS Circle At Mrs. Manhoimor’sMrs. Phillip Manhflimar of F a -

*st Avenue* had as guests at a ’neeting of her clrtte of the WSCS 1 the M«>thodlst Church on Mon­

day evening Mias Janet Muir and Mmes. William Walling. Armass s — j I ■■ m Siiiiiiunuii U/illiani1 tea m ew , u i i mi otiiiiptiMui, m » 1 >Blvona, A. H. Van Horn. WUIiam Sidncr. Arthur Tnylor, l.nanuel laud . Robert Otyn Brynnt. Rus- «11 Jones and W. E . Forbes Pktna Wi*n- made for a Christmas party on the evenin«! of Dccembei 15th.

Members front affiliated dub* the years. ■thiYMighout N ew Jersey will TTu-re 1. no need to explore 11! gatiter lo welcome Mrs. Swaggerty th l. tun,1 why Waller Jones would who is paying her official visit io t0 uiKiermme the Just claimslh»' state. !of his own county. Over the years

F<41(»wing a few days stay here, Jones has always worked not lor Mrs. Swaggerty leaves to conduct the Retaiblican party but for his vsrioiw installation ceremoniiit tor own peculiar version of what <xiv

Air Force, who spoke on “Higlt-

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Passaic Hoboken

W aaiwwkan Garfield

E a st Paterson Clifton

Paterson E ast Side P a la n a s Cantra!

Brownie Troop Investigati! re

Kmhiem Chibs in the eastern part of the country.

Mrs. Smith EntertainsMrs C k n n A Smith 01 Fern

Avenue entertained her cbvie of the Woman s Society of the Meth oe’ist Church on Wednesday eve­ning. Her guests were Mmes. Rol*»rt Olyn Brynnt. Harry Doion, Thomas Gibson, John Haviland. J . A. Hunter, Albert McKeen. Ou? Selkn. Frank Slimm. Sidney WalkeM- and Charles Zuehl.

1 S f iL jr £ |q u e * t a and ansvMr tiessk« ut mat this Policy, manifested by Jt ^ |n vhis insistent repudiation of our United States senator. Cllffoid P Case, and our state se*natoi,Pierce R. Deamer. Ie>d to the mat devastating defeat ever gut­tered by the Bergen County Re pubbcan party last November 3rd

It is still possible to rescue >Iew Jersey and s.*e that Bergen '’ourtv and other North Jersey cowries receive their just due The Jones piarn can be quieidy voted out of existence. I urge you, sir, that the Repuhiican par ty should be the Instrument replacing the infamous piec'

lights cf New Oceans .Symposium | en Sub-On tract M^nsgcmeni. Air Korea Systems Command Ap-1 p; aCh to Property Smveillance • and a Cbmmoo Appro;*eti of In- ¡ du'lry and Gov*;»);n'-nl to Proper­ty Control Proce<huej". He was assisted by dam<*s <>n< vc*se“. A

ml tnbers

were abk' to n answ t rs lo many proMems covpriti tin' con­trol o< gûvernment property.

\lr, La\> rty hois his òflki \i warte and his home In North V liny loa, New Jur» ty. A m ug g.her Bergen Cwnly .esldents at- DUme Mls .-Charle« Mugnvm and

dtng th. m c-l.er we, - Paul H. ^ WlllKm

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Scuth Bergen's bic a a the lw> nual war between LyidM rct and ICast Rutherford High Srhoola. wiU rage on the turf cf R iflt*» Field, Eaat RuthiTford, Thucaday f.o c l-.k- stih time. KickoB* 4kne la 10:40 a.m.

In 132» whe > t)u team, opsaad I heir kng scries East JtntlM rftnl

¡was Ihe c-ij»y victf.r then Kast Rutherford haa won S iimes, Lyndhurst 11 uni two hawp

j a r t'.eid. *! Since then both leams have had g .xt seasons and bad onea.

j Lyndhurst has had oto of Ms better se'accnp. F-ast . Rutherferd hns been hot and coid. -•

On Ihe haris of reeqfda th a t shew l yndhuist 'with seven vic­tories. three defeats and n Ha .:.• :it< l.viKthufsi should rate aa a cne-touchdown lavorifp. •

Hut among those whg know the game is eaile*d a toss-up in wbieh ilmesj anything can happen.

It has been cne of those up nd ! wn n laticnshipa.Lyndhurst lest the . Ihut twa

times cut-in 1926 Then in 1081.-» " i I vndhurei won with-

out allowing East Rutherford to wee a pc.nt. East Jtillh a i*"!t

aily peked up a victary in H84 ! by 8 to 7 but the following year

a.\ndhurst again aagerted its mastery. • *

But from 1941 lo -IMS Kast Rutherford munched LMMlhur>( up like soda biscuits althfeugh th e IH13 game, with the W^dcata win­ning 4K to 23 w as one at the nest exe.'tintf of a ll the cold■amt s

Lyndhurst fetd two good years in 1<>» and 1950 When Coot Marise;ra and B ill Monaco were

wild but l-:»st Rutherfordpretty much clas ed the doorr zri'r.. -------

Ruthe-rford since 1951 had enly twice. The last Hm*

Lyndhurst won was in '1009 M us tho score* favored the Bears 14 In0 La*it year In ene of Ihe great thrill« m of Ihe series East Rnther-fr.id won 26 to 16.

The big game will get under way at 11 A.M.

Ci aches Jce Clpolla of l*wd- burst and Ken SinoCsky at East Rutherford were chary on p»e die-tions.1 ‘I ’m not ptedkiing.’* said -tlr polla. "I've got a line Club HmmOI up of sdid youngsters 'tti play football. If fair share of the _ they pk y their game !ht> will ft. th«*mselveiCpWMCS

I h > is , ne of mySawisky said. "Tile

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Ronald Gajzis Is Coast Guardsman

Browme Troop 13 held invest* Raiaid 1. Gajdzis, seaman, ap- »round. And they ihiidt» Ine IO nlal_ _a ninnine I TGfV* __Jture ceremonies for 12 girls at

their meeting on Thursday after- nex.n at the ('olumbus School. All their mothers were present, Mrs. John Shiitmnski and daughter, Donna, Mrs. John Militeilo and Diane-. Mrs. Walter Sovijicki aial V irki. lira . Thomas Uentile and

ixe-n down, really SMB. 'Bat 'they’ve pi«-ke«d tbemaetufa up. No matter how they do CM be d l pr«.ud of this bunch aa of any team I'Ve ever «nachgd. EvtfV boy is a winner In my estimation ard will be- whe ther w e win, loaa or draw."

The big question is weather. If the Lyndhurst boys fie t a slaw field they'll be favored. They have the weight and the etafth. Thsp think that if they c |n contain East Rulherfoid’s boMha' ttNy’ll

Ibe able to hold tho if on the link th a t Ru-

prentice, L’SCXj, sen «*f Mr. and and companyMrs. Stanley Gajdzis of 324 Pon. |0 k,l1nd a,,t enough Ave., has( graduated fixan recruit training at- the Coast Guard. Re­cruit Training Center, Cape May,N J . • ’ • '

The training included n lilitaiy d rill, small boat handlinif, amali

jr .Janet, Mrs. Frank Nieotlni and .arms traim i*;, fiivfightinn. sea- Margaret. Mi% J«mrph Matdtt and manshtp. atomi« *nd hintngieal

legislation just enacted «ifh new, workable plan. This can !>c dene in a brief time by men of detrrminatien and gtx»d heart. 1 recommend that you naune as quickly as possible a enmmittec which wiH present a reapportion ment plan which premises simp!«* Justice ter the cntiie state and (xomratien f« r • the Republi an P*rt:

* Sincerely,Carmine F . Savino, J r .

m«w A•e il B. McClain Pi ck. Rrlieville: no. .NVitlev

foi ¡Clifton; Haroldvilla.

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Rus­si*.y

Sesan. Mrs. .k»e*ph Marmo and

v,-arfare. ftist aid. law enfore­men t. and Coatt Guard history.

He w ill be assigned to on*- of the many Coast Guard unit* or to

iVnna and Mra Michael Fisher a teehnieal trairinu school.

be i yardage

I win. .Fiast Rutherford lues

Mila/y.o, who has 44 the seiistNi based tm«hdiiwna and two ««rd, is one* of the scon i < Lyndhurst Ir h m e to h im .

But for those* who Uks to oen pme senres this is the pffty 9wp did during the seaaun^»; _ * ’J

Frank Sorrenti- and Taryn. Other Mrs

guestsaxvl

Malone To Give ShowPENNANT FO R LYN D H U RST. C ea 1rs v e n ia l p e a s a n t “O aa N atlo a tra d e r G od” wlü »y tat Ly a-»hurst as a re-u lt ml s ift » ' th e L a y d h a n t K n ig h ts W C ela la ha s T h e «u sa lw Haa u n t o l i p en n a n t a fte r M ayor J o b a C. G a rd e aaM k w ould he W w e If on Spark g iven to th e tow aah tp . r» ae eaU tte a oaraeaaay a » M lk Parks way Se<rty Plan to EaM

Art Malone, a famous racing d veteran, w ill present the Champi

Club Company’s High-

. — . f Sloan (Yeveling and Mrs.Jam es Stewart. J r^ Manuel Souu. Mrs Uohert Mi;-

,-hrfi and Mra. Jolai Oonnvan aie the feeders. Mmes. Sown.

, Gentile ant Landell* ivad duuvreP«t Hynes Finishes of the refreshment«

Sixth In Bigjtacel* it Iftrnes. Lyndhurst s dandy

•una country runner, finished s \th in the Group III state « itoetlbay's state champica^hip The Ladies' Aid Society of the n *et in Elizabeth Satzaday St. Matthew s Evangelical Luth?r-The division lirst place w a s an Church made plans at their .ptored by Phil Peterson of Wat- Thursday meeting for their Christ

■bung Hills in 12 50.2, with Curtimns party to be held I %rs rf Srm erville second.

Ladies Aid Plans For Xmas Party

He w ill set v* in one or imuv of th«> major m s^iists .*f tie Coast Guard, law . enforcement search and rescue, merchant ma line safety, aids to navigation a.nl m ilitary r-.ufim'ss.

points cttpbc i m * ’* 1# haa nobody

Lyndhurst fewk Pate side 28 to 7 in what 9 *y he«*n its fim-st effort

I ford topped the Pate TOO* elUb ISI to 0 .

Lyneihurst whipped Garfield 14

Brick Township ran off with then am score nI 76. Lyndhurst wss ir»th with 442.

^ F n e r F . Carata r a ta lv ln g th a p s n a s n t lord High School studente onfran i Louie’ Barbasele and T hssésrs W lleaynaki. [««ember 15.

Miss Marie Krarft cf Prospect Place and Mrs. August Kirehdoef-

Ruther- ter c t K irkland Avenue are lw«-k De- frags a U p ol a lew days to

t v> ajdftingksi. D.C.

be held at Mas- chio’s in Ridge Road, on Decem­ber 11th. ‘

Mrs. Anno Lucca With National Five YearsMrs. Ann F . I-ucea, piesentlv

t mptoyeei as an I B M. Operator at the Stuyvesant Av<*nue olfue ofNational Co*TH»iunitv Bank in Lyndhurs*. celebrates her f i f t h anniversary with the bunk this week.

Mrs. Luccs i-funded Cliftonand

to 7 while East Ruthadbrd toUad tie with ile M M

Mmes. Kart W ki« . Albert U .w -;tJr“ ™ ^ ) and 11 £ St' ol,I _ „ completed a course ln I.B.M .

Lucca lesides wilh herand Raymon Francia are ___ . 1QC_

the commiHe, of arrangements 1 ^ ' Op--at„Hi in WSO Hoeteeees for the »eUd hour

alter the Thlrvday meettng »•w "AvB lw Lyr^b,, , shc Mmes. Gordon Smith. AlTn Stejrm tiveree hobbies in. hiding and Warren Tobiasnn. fand coin «-oUee tüig.

to a 11-11 makers.

Lyndhurst whipped GUIton 12 Ip7 while Clifton defeatpd E a s t Rutherford 21 to 7. appear to give Ly But against Passaic I 18 to 6 while East lost 14 to 0. How do | games like that?

Lvndhurst «-ould sogpi a 14 to 7 victory ewer while East Rutherford a * eame team 20 to 11. ‘

In one of its worst i East Rutherford

... . __ .0 game to IkSanford the following week pursues Weehawken 38 to 0. singing son went down 13 i (Continued M

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Golden Açers Lions Goests

Valley Brook Ävenw*T| ,

Mm. Williera Egm JU , a t P » , man. State. Departmeit prerfdent,«Ml her official visit to the local

group. She was acoon^anled fay Iriegattors from f^ep'fl aad Mather'# Auxiliaries ill Cm m im . rhere also were fueits tm n • rankiin Auxiliary in ffew w *.

Both Mr and * ¿ 1. C hart» Kirchner of HainsviU% M nterty A Lyndhunt were dH sent R »

f The Lyndhurst Liens Club had •« th e ir guests at luncheon on 'Hun.-day Uie Lyndhui-sl Golden Age Uub. over lifty women andm n. There were corsages for the wimen and bouto. meres for the in. n

I ^Ui-sts were welcomed by Nicho­las La Magna, president of the

iLirns Club. Raymond Hazcn was chairman ^ fhe committee a i ar-

.rangements for the event. He. toj. (wr leomed all the Gcldcn Agers.I 'Diere were three other guests: Han ,’d Sticht, guest ct H o n ce Be :le, Urns du b member; Ctan Dulski, guest of Le Roy Hibberd. also a member; and Walter Ham- ma, guest of the Club.

The Lions Club is dedicated to ,help:ng those who are blind. They are helping Arthur yalentine

(LyndiHirst, who Uves at*the Lydia Ha.v«« I feme foe the Blind at Ken- vii. with* a monthly contribution for his personal needs.,

Arthur was a guest at the lurx heo.t meeting and frttrrtained by ti llin'.' folk.*, what day of the week certain <!ates fell, and he tcld it coirectly, instantly. He al­so playtd selections on the organ.

■He is «specially close to Lynd- hurst bt^pusc was ‘here that he was ahamU nc-d as a on

he business of the evening.

A delegation from ^ Am**iliary visited the AlioQ E. Ben r - ton Auxiliary in Pater^n on Tues­day afternoon, and tfe Franklin Auxiliary in Newark on Friday r\Tning. Miss Grace |awrence is local president.

an alumnus of Barringer HighSchc< I. Newark, re<*civcd his Bi?. degree in chemistry from RutgersUniversity this past June.

Games were played by those who jrculd remain for the rest of the

t te sd a y , November 24, im

MRS ItORKRT

Saturday. December ldth as the date lo r their Christmas party tor the members of the school. They will trim their trees in the morn­ing, have lunch and then a pro­gram of carol singing and other leatures, to be followed by a visit of Santa Claus. The White gift

will be at the school sr’ssfcn on S a day, December 20th. Mm. Daniel HaJkard and Mrs. William De Zavala are oo-chair- nvr..

The FoUc*"ship Club t«f the Reed Memorial Church met on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nolte in P*r st Avenue. M«mbers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gleeson, Mr. and

there-; Mrs. Robert Hemhauser. Mr. and Elmer Conway and Mr. and

Mrs. Phillip Paul.

JANET NKOLIA f o r t e

Mr. and Mi’s Michael Ncglia L>ndhurst High S<hoi>l, is present, of 437 Sollas Court. I ndhumt, ly a junior at Paterson State have announced the engagement College.at their daughter. Janet, to An- Her fiance, t graduate cf Lake-thony M. De Marco, son of Mr. lard Regional High Sciwol, and Mrs. Antonio De Marco, of ceived his B. A. degree 28 Dupont Awnue. Haskell A for- Paterson State College. aiMl is mal announcement was made at presently teaching Mathematics at u family dinner held at Berta's West Milford Township H ig h Chateau. Wanaque School.

Miss Ncglta. a graduate of A June 196R wetldigg is planned.

Vult nt:qj% Day while Arthur d a y wad Mayor cf Lyndhurst. “ fem his name. .

»A fim*. luncheon #Ved Percy furnished accordion music throughout the afternoon, with an intermission while Arthur

Our Lady Queen of Peace 1« ngth sleeves and waist end hem- Valent ne Lyndhurst played.Church was the setting Sunday,line embrowred with seed pearls! Intrrductkxi* also included Mrs. for the wedding of Miss Patricia,and crystal tear drops. The skirt Fkmmp Castles, president of the.Ann Rcbcrtella. daughter of Mr. ended in a chapel tram. A peau Gclden Agers, and Mrs. Jchn S. held their annual sale for t h eand Mrs. Jrseph R. Robertella of de soie circlet headpiece trimmed Latsha. who wm chairman of the benefit of the Bergen-Passaic As-

from 10 9,ratford Pla(v’ North Arling- with seed pearls and crystals held Gclden Age committee of the Wo- stciation of Retarded Children onton, to Robert J . Forte, son of her fingertip veil in place. She man s Chib, spomorii« owanka. December 3rd. from 9 a.m. to 9Mr». Nicholas Forte of 12th carried a cascade of orchids andtion of the Gtlden Agers. ffce was p.m. at the Elks Lodge in Park

Annual Sale For Retardad ChildrenThe Lyndhunt MotflMi (Sob will

M rs. Olkowski A t Convention

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kowski had ever attendd. It was with regret that she shook hands the with Mr and Mrs. Loevsky who 'Bridesmaids were

Newark, and the late Mr. «tephanotls. All cf her attendanes Forte. Rev. N. John Lombardi of- were empire style sapphire velvet

, Related at the double ring cere- fleer length gowns trimmed with mcny. A reception was held at a Kelly green bow and matching The Fiesta. Woodbridge. sapphire velvet headpieces with

Miss Linda Robertella sister of n sctip veils. Each carried a css-, bride, was maid of honor, cade of Kelly green fugi mums.

Mrs. Nicholas Upon their return from a w°d-

in charge of the formatkrv of the Avenue, st .the foot of Court Ave- elub and was first president of nue.the Golden Age Club. I in addition to a greet variety

Mrs. Castles spoke briefly, of handmade items made by

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had comcto hear their daughter, Forte j r $ sister-in-law of the'd ing trip to Miami Beach, th egnocm: Mrs Matthew Tamarrio. roupie will reside in North . . , . . .Sandra perform. LyndhurstFYances 0#:owski. vK'e-president , __ . . / --- -------

«if the Lyndhurst Board of h'jeki ^ ^ ~ iXnuin oi the bride: Migm* llnKt°nenergetic Mr. D Covert and stu- Aliene Murphy and Marion Sper- I Mrs. Forte, a graduate of Northcc.tkm attended the New Jersey

Business 1-iducatMMi Association workshops ait Atlantu- City, on Timrsday. November 12 She ac­companied the F.B .L.A . high school group of New Jersey of wtJch her daughter Diane is vk-e- preskk>nt. Among these was the ireond general sesskm at whk*h

dent Robert Wishart.

Communion Breakfast Planned For Dec. 6

duto. Mr. Forte J r . served as his Arlington High School, j brother's best man. Ushering wer«* Eastman Dillion Union Securities ¡Mr Tamarrio. Robert Nicotian, and Cb . Newark. Her husband.| J< soph Falcone and Michaelj Kozachole.

’Hie bride wore a peau de soie gown with bateau neckline, wrist-

Golden Age Club Plan* Xmas PartyThe Lyndhurst Golden Age Club

met oc» Wednesday afternoon at

afternoon.

a , Wedneaday «Jt«T¿on a t! Mr * nd M” ' Wtl11^ H Ro* ' the Lyndhut* M am ie Club with mrr <J Kln«*l«nd Ave., are badt

On Sunday Dev 6th next, the tftth Annual Mass and Cnmmunl-

. . . . . 1 on breakfast, sponsored by Lynd-rime «he he«t) the noted an.hrrvthum rrunrj) ^ ^ gg¡■oURiat Dr. Mp nMs o( Vor* L ,dlr. AuxUlïn, ^y n‘w r '!'> e AK-nfrt« tow c tleirther early w «* in «>du(*atK)n hiv Iber present^potion. She* is a* Council Chaplain Rev. Donaldwomen of gifat «teUect and fore- & Pasquale will celebrate t h esiphf. It w.n4 intigcntum to hear Mass at 7:30 A.M. and fare—---- --- -- tof many cxaliarisun« f the tivUi- follow immediately at th e 1“ »»tendance of 48 and Mrs frcm a motor trip to WaaWnglbn,/at ion a lied‘mart. Th«* high school Chibmoms. Florewe Castles, president, in D C . beinf» gone four days in cele-Kttture BuÀ m * L e a d e r i of Catholl.- A rtivltlc. ctmitnan „n m , mi-r-tim it -rn. bn' l1<ln °* thrir 35,11

lmpelli2rrt' “ n« " « d det-kfcd to ha«- a «rab ba« for vrraary They alan visited rt4a-? " “ * prÜí ;,T ' *P fUt,r “*■ the Oinatma* party m D««nber Uve. In Baltimore. Md.

T z í ’í ” 0 Rpfrrni ^ ^ ^ — V -— « W ' - * Grand Knight U w

will give the address of welcome ^ poem on TTvtnkftikx*ss andto the guests, members and their Mrs John S. Latsha spoke brief-famiiies before the breakfnst be- ^ on the same themegins. ! Refreshments w e re served.

OUcowski treated the 10 students to dinner at the Smithville Inn. Dr. Collins was their guest

The foilowjpa, «swung Frances Qlkowski tftrtsted the exhibits w iich were greater in number and o i better quality than last year In the afteifkpon she attended die general season of the New Jersey Education A^pociation where Go\ nmor Hug has introduced Govern­or Stanhope Of North Carolina who ti d of his statewide educational program If* was interesting to Ifarn t»f the wealth of New Jer­sey compared to other states but horrified to tram of its lower po­sition in education The ballroom at Convention Hall was appropri­ately decorated for govt-mors with huge gold chrysanthemums.

On Saturday, she attended a workshop entitled Teacher Works With Political Leaders where the main speaker was Congressman Elect James Howard, and former principle of West Belnvtr School Wall Township. Here she learned of a tenchers role in aspiring for this position. It was interesting to loam of his Organizational support

At 3 p.m. Ihe All-State Orches­tra and chorus concluded th e very best «invention Frances 01-

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B elleville P L t - M

• Complete electrical heating system

e Minimum of two bath- H rooms

4 • Two-area kitchen

• Storage space adjacent to area of use

• Double sinks.”

“ That percentage of Am en dan fam ilies who trade in mid trade up an homes (as with cars) every few years, ¿ re a f course, going to learn 4rhat adds up to comfort, £on *en ienre anfi resale value

i/' “ B ut w hat about the fam ­ily whose ‘ Inadequate house’ k located in the best place <br work and other needs like

‘ Schools. Are they going to ftave to sit It out a life time, ig h tin g it out with the fUrn- ice . getting by tfrflh s sttiigy Sink and a waiting line out­side the single bathroom'*

“ Nut necessarily. Maybe trhat’s needed A ost is a point &f v iew that's new For ex- im p le any dollar spent to w Ih taking down an unneces­sary interior w all . . . or

MYLES ELECTRIC9* Hour Kmergency barvlea

Lia. «730 711

a. A while back yau Sa­tolle* the requirementa far eléctrica i heating In vacation nomee.

Ploaee aettle an argument. I contend atsnSatSt #ra net the earns at for a regular

EARLE ELECTRIC

No. ArlingtonP r o m p t, r m ir tro u * s.el'riw t. Wivety nuTOftriHingii.

a d d ed to a lu s c io u s T h d n k sß iv lilß d in n e r in th e t ra ­

d itio n a l m a n n e r e q u a l a r e a l tre a t (o r y o u r fa m ily !

I t ' l t trao l th e y 'll a ll lova . O u r tampting

foods a ra c a ra fu lly praporad a n d b aau tifu lly sarvad. Tha otm osphar* is g racious end con. ( « iM , parfaet far « * 11% dM wy.

Thanksgiving ReservationsGROSSO ELECTRICRiverside Rtataurant

H O M E S T Y L E C O O K IN G

electrical heat Ins T A. Of the two million p.

ledSricaliy heatS hemea ih tbl Unites state*.It I« eetlmat«d that approaimataly 2S per­cent are cenvaraiena.

Catering to smsU Banquets — Groups

6674 10 R iv e r s id e A v e .

L y f ld h u f i f . >r. If. — ■*

S e a F o o d — F r o g ’s L e g s — D u c k

Complete Dinners

Children's Dinners BELLO ELECTRIC SERVICE

JONES ELECTRIC COMPANY

DEVON ELECTRIC INC.

DON WILGUS

Ultimate in lta(hn-American cullinet ’a h i t* all Ift* (crtMM o f L iquor* Wimm

é n d boeri. IP « s * r M K o t Iurtchet. Led isi I ñ t iü é d .

Double Ittrref s TavernB at Soup and I B * M b a f CaM CMat *asi*i»ti*aa

pia* a l l fctad* o f Ba r era faa , Coffe« a a l Caka. I d t ÉfMfcO#dLHK« Vm».

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N u t l e y M a n o r Restaurant - Coektall Loange A. CHASAR & SON S. J. PALUMBO BAUER ELECTRIC ATOM ELECTRIC1 If) H arrison Street

( O f f E v e rg re e n A v e . )

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CAGE F O L K THE COMMERCIAL LEADER ANP SOUTIl BERCER REVIEW ' - x TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1964................................. ............................. I - 'im ai-rsr laimi - I H I i n ................. ma -------------------- * — 1 TiïTTlingrnrir- - T ~ — “ JL * i» ''« d a a ^ ‘ ^ » a H * M 4 U a i l * ^ l t a , r

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Snowball Danca Plan« Advanced

Mr», i*rank PoUara, preset chaiimnn of the Evening Dcpiut mmt of the Lyndhuist Woman'» (lub, tejffther with her commit­tee». announce» prccress in plan» U r the Ouxrity Sn-wUdl Dance to be held Dec. 5, at the Knights cf CYIuirbua Hall. Lyndhurst.

T1»e pix I’ei.la o! tS t Snu.vbull Dance are to bo d cn atd to the Lyr»dhur*t Studtn» Lean Fi-xl ;« find which In» been in existence lor 25 years. Due to the incrcxv tr*g dc.nand for hii'her education more and mere student» are ap- p yin* lor hrlp tlircu;:n thin rc- vurce. H< .vevcr, thp revenue has not increased in proportion to J»e demand Attendance at thr Dance m Dc<- r». will help keep thin fund alive.

REMEMBF.it, WTT11 YOUTl G fK Enor.rT Y AND CTOPER- ATION THE YOUTH OF LYND-; KL-RST WILL B E N ftilT

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Harvest Festival At St. Michael'sOn Saturday evrnlng, November

28. Saint MicbaiT» lloiy Name Society w ill aponaor an autumn lUrvm t Kistival at the Parish ItaU. Sun-unded by an autumn atnwaphrrp. ycu will be enchant td and danrtr* to the m u * tur-

h) Johnnie Szura and hia t>and , I i TOWti.

PHcv of ndm lnin la H-K.

FANCY SHRIMP mn $ 1 9 9

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A I L W H IT T M E A T

TURKEY BREASTS Y O U W H É N S . ; 4 7 l B t L T S V IL L E S i4 9 <ButteHbaMs ARC différent! The b reasts a re deeper — m ore w hite m ea t, m ost leg

MAaHMkâaœl frtr m mmm % ei aa ■■■ aaeAaaA m rln mm■. »ajbjL« 4 ai m b o t s i i i i i u v v a «or t o w s r c o r v in ç , m o r e o o t k i i k u i . « n o w w n n e n e o n — r e o o y 1 0

cook. I t i Thanksgiving —r . serve th e b es t . . . g e t a ButterbaH a t G rand Union.

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CANNED HANSU N O X H A F N IA

Mothers Club To Show Movies Heret i e M utm n c lu b a Bey I

T r« * *6. wbfc* meet* a t Sa llaw t Seboat, held a a « « «

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Commerciai XeaàerAND TU»; SOUTH BF,R(«EN KKVIKW

Established 1921 The Commercial Leader is the official newspaper

a LYNDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS# an

South Bergen Dad IBeckj»CotajM

every Tlmn-dny l>y Tile Commercial ■I 2S1 Rider ftoad. l.yiidlnimt, N. J.

Trader Printing CompanyTelephone (JKn'-v* M 7 M 7 0 I » getti«*;

their money. .

%lí>l», Kiliior JOHN SA VINO

e»K» * Eccomi-! .fasi» p o stage p; ill al Rutherford, N. J.

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t* T im etab le For L ocal B u d getsr * Deepite distraction of year-end holiday

football gam es, turkey dinners and •U tter o f p re-Q iristm as displays, budget

a lready are engaged in the task of Preparing 1965 spending plans in many of N ew Je r s e y ’s 2 1 counties, 567 municipalities

S 7 t school d istricts¡«Spending of these 116 7 units of govern-

m ent last y ear total $1,563,033,K94.^ •rv in g notice o f the offic ia l appear- 1 1965 budgets shortly a fter the be-

o f the new year is the annual I B udget T im etab le" published by the

N ew Je r s e y T ax p a ye rs Association.

governing bodies. Dependent upon the type of district, school budgets are scheduled for adoption on various dates in late February.

W hile New Je rse y 's local budget law specifies uniform requirem ents fo r all counties and municipalities, the S ta te ’s Optional Municipal Charter L a w o f I960 spells out several additional steps fo r the 30 m unicipalities currently operating under its m ayor-council and counc£Utnanager plans. These include public hearings by the m ayor, m anager or business adm inistrator during Novem ber on spending requests of

By BEV ERLY MURPHYRecently u government agency

••iRlfd that the avei'age communi­ty spends approximately four dol­lars annually per capita on its ivcroational program.

Basing the assumption on this figure, the people of Lyndhurst i

real bargain to r; With a budget of j

123,000. the Department of Parks and Public Property is doing an ( extensive job in providing recre­ational facilities ami programs.

P e te r F . Curcio. p i reef or of the Pubik I

spark plug be­hind the scenes.

A forthr^fht individual, this life-! long resident of Lyndhurst, is a I man constantly on the move. As signt'd as director of the depart ' ipent when sworn in as a com- j missioner in 1961. he immediately | picked up the reins and was on , his way.

The department deals primarily with recreation and youth activi­ties. Curcie initiated the Lynd- hurst summer day camp and

Diii- /• ,_ p . . /■ _ IDepaitment of Parks and le n (<ents P e r C opy ¡ to p e r* . is the

This^ reports the schedules set forth by department heads fo r the ensuing budget law fo r in itial approval, publication, public year and submission of a recommendedfcaanng and final adoption by local govern

bodies. In the case o f school districts governed by elected school boards, final Approval is by vote o f the citizens.M ' T h e o ffic ia l procedure can begin as

_ a s Ja n u a ry 1 w ith budget introduc- k'by the governing bodies in the counties

tftd M unicipalities and som ewhat later in school districts. F in al adoption must be

^ obruary 25 by boards of county free- and by M arch 20 by municipal

budget to the council by Jan u ary 15. A fter this the general budget law applies.

W ith local government spending in New Je rse y already at the billion dollar- plus level, taxpayers can be expected to take considerable interest in the prelim in­ary budget planning now underway at coart house, town hall and the school building, as w ell as when the budgets are presented for final action early next year, points out the T axpayers Association.

I '» ' T hanksgiving DayT h an ksgiv ing , which w e celebrate

tlfrrsdey, is a supplication fo r many things j i m any persons w ho call upon Divine (fefrvjdence to aid them to fulfill their

•mly 4 W

A good aateeas synlntn I» Ih* beat Investment. Il staa* lo r v non (hai a éfmml pleked up h-gk above aa> »bstruetloiM In lite In Mine »HI glve a M ter pktur« than rabMt sem for Iwttaaee. The •iljrnal freni thè »tation ha* t j pHiiK t tiratagli thè Wall» wblrfe rir a fla pipe« and wft*» and dsrt«. A ll a l thh»’ I» apt t o Intrudo«-« interferi aee aad Umer thè «Ignal N tr e n g lh . i k 4 I » «peak of thè annnyance of havlng to inm r tlM rabblt ear aiifrnaS In orientate tt l u r thè beni reception o o t h è dlffcrent chaanelg.

He servi«*«* whnt we «eli Beek's Radio. TV, HI F I. Nntley

( oramissioner Peter Curcio poses w ith hiit daughters. Seated to the fa r left is Lucy and next to her is Charlene. Carmela MAX BKCKsits to the right.

Hisincss was operated by his fa- iber, Joseph , Curcio. during his "a >ear stint in the Air Force luring World War II. Upon his

^'[discharge, he also went into par-ranged for b u m to handle tram- n(,1Nh| wllh Qirimilraioner Peterrw e ta lim i I . . In n . 4 i f ( ¡ *...... i I . u . i I . . . . . .

(n IM S, when the country w as rent by tfce C iv il W ar, A braham Lincoln set A i t i i t C a s a day of p ray er and Thanks- fi fM jt . H e proclaim ed:

therefore, be it known that 1 T h u rsday, the 6th day of

n ext, to be observed as a day for thanksgiving, p raise and prayer,

and I in v ite the people o f the United States ^ assem ble on that occasion in their cus-

* p laces of w orship and, in the form s

th4 ta t apart AafWftt n ex t, B a d a m i than

approved by their own consciences, render the hom age due to the Divine M ajesty fo r the wonderful things he had done in the nation’s behalf, and invoke the influence of his H oly Spirit to subdue the anger which has produced and so long sustained a needless and cruel rebellion. . .**

Fine words. B ut in New Yoi% on tfeevery date set by the president fo r t h a n k s - ______ _________giving the w orst rfots in the country's ¿puld not have been accouptisheS history took place. M obs took over Um city, without the cooperation of tlw

ot

portation to the different N ations. A day camp for retarded children was started with transportation and trained teachers provided. Bl<x'k panics and park concerts were set up for the summer montlvs and additional play ureas opened. A boat ramp. Little Lca- iue field, tennis courts, wading pools and hand hall courts were added to the program.

Adults of the community wen* net forgotten. Volley baU a n d basketball leagues were orgajuzed for them and a building was rent­ed to provide senior citizens with a place to gather. A separate meeting room in the building is available without charge as a meeting room for non-profit local organ izatiens.

The bocci courts, established during Curcio s second year in of­fice. are used by young and old «ilike but an- especially populai with the retired men of the com­munity who “ instead of just sit ttng around, more or less, now have a place to go."

After a three week vacation tour of Europe. Curcio came home "with mighty tired feet., you just can't find ;i place over there in stf down and rest for a nvunent", Witty the- experience fresh in

his mind, he had bcnches placed at alt bus stops in Lyndhurst the general approval of the move is atttSled to by the number of feratelul letters he I tad received firtmi people who also suffer from tired feet.

CUrcio is quick to point out

Russo of Lyndhurst in a used car business, a partnership since i.ssolved. lie presently heads thePeter F. Curcio Used Trucks and Equipment company in Ruther­ford.

So that yearbook pioph<*sy •«‘ally did come troc." Curcio said, even though I've never lost my

mtetvst in education and sports tnd am a founder and past prov­ient of the Lyndhurst High School sc+kxjI years

Photo By Lynwood

enter the teaching profession."Both of th«* older girls have

indk*ated they are considering this," he confided. "Carmela wouldlike to teach languages-she's had two years of Italian and is now studying Spanish - w h i l e j Charlene, a very outgoing young­ster, leans toward a career

The North Arlington Woman's Hub is sponsoring a charity breakfast on December 2 from

1 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Calo Saw When euiiluinern Inquire about v t w Post 4fi97 222 River road,

eolor >iets. we almo* invariably munu wilt include Juiee,hear the qwatkm abeat the n****d <tTwnbli'd egga. ham. buns and of an antenna. , coffee. The pwWic is invited.

Aw a rule, one ha* to uae a Joseph Aliano is breakfast chair- «peclHl «N»|or antenna, although man.wn hu«l h number of ease« where ----the exKilng antenna could I** Navy E n s i g n Richard h'.:

Thin (le|M*n<K on the Wn-a .b'nike^isky. st.h of Mr. and Mrs. A •itn,ni(. i(ho*t (rfp M%nal , William R Jcnikousky of 27 Can-

physical eduealion leac+iri Lu<>. '* » " » ■ » r y l»r «"«1 ™<or n c f , lerhury Garden*. » « J wcrnUjr who is a combination of her old- **l"'<*>er wr f i t M . srnduated a . ml Fiisign from theest »»ter., I. nwre n « r r , W al «*>“ ' *» «r m out U S N av^ Offirer ('»ndjd.ilethe moment with hei Krenrh poo- •“ <' »men»., doe. nut re.lt> ^-Hool at Nw^nrt. Rhode Island, die, Cindy." matter. Unfortunately are ar*> As an ensign, he will report to

A doUmt father, he has made *" '*>*• 'V taitj # I t h a »hip or chlt>' to besina point of drivinc his chUdren to !<«>•*»• »*jr~* "«re«*th la rmrely .-areer as a Naval officer________school daily during their grammar

iiooster Club.He idso holds m«»mbership in

the Lyndhurst Italian American Club, the Civility Hub. UNICO, Lyndhurst EHcs, Amvet Post 20, Rarringer-Walkcr American Le- tpon Post 109. New Jersey Boys* iwon Elks Committee, and th e Lyndhurst Kiwants Club of which he ls a charter member.

In 1947. he was married to the f(<rmer I^aVernc Edwards of Col-

‘ they '11 do on«/Ughwalking in their lifetime" - and has a collection of pk*tures taken of the three on opening day of each school year

Curcio's many activities t a k e hisn away from home a gt-od deal. Week 'nights he gives to the com­munity but weekends are devoted to his family.

"Certainly I would like to have more hours at home," he siad "But. as I often tell my children.

vertson. Nebraska, and he cherish- the evening hours spent away areth«* hope that at least one of I being used to help make Lyrvt

their three daughters. Carmela. hurst a better place for them to16. Charlenfc. 15. and Lucy. 7. will live."

Queen Of Peace Planning DanceFestively in store for fun and

fund-raising is the hfth annual charity dance being held Satur­day November 28. by th«- Ladie-s Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Queen of Peace Council 3428. The charitable endeavor the Anton Cancer

CannUter Month Fighting CancerCanister Month was initnt«*d this

by Cancer Care, and Mrs An&oqy Grippo of Englewood Cliffs will serve as chairman for the Bergen County Chapter

At a meeting at her home this will benefit; week, Mrs. Grippo distributed enn- Guild a nd isters to members for the drive

Mount Carmel Guild for the Blind, which will continue through Janu-ary 3L All contributions will go The Bob Bovey Orchestra will . ia i ,

much of the d«*partn»<mt s i play this om- (>ut with the partyprogress in the area of recrt&tiâ* ( ing place tiw (YWumbian

River1 niad. Dtn-oiations will

beset by rebellion in the south and disorder Lyndhurst Board of Education in the north it hardly seemed possible th e 'which he is aJso a member, country could survive.

But survive it did. And on t£ is Thurs- 1,0 have merrty .idded ro

beunder tb»* charge of Mrs John Nolan and Mrs Anthony Contey. Mrs. Robert MeJoft’bik and Mrs.

‘ 'Don't give me all the credit,7 I f . Corley are handling the patron

vide nursing care, social servu-e. medicinal and sk*k room m-eds.and homemakers ’ services

day w e give our thanks once more.list and Mrs Fred Montroni. Re-

whal my predecessor had done, freshment* As for thoae alMm-

W eighted V otingT he w eighted voting plan adopted by

m em bers o f the senate is weighted at Bergen County. Although super-

the plan would seem to favor the counties by g iving ta e ir sen ators

' votes than those given the sen ators the sm aller counties, actually the vote m eaningless. A s long as the sm all nties have m ore senators in committee

than do the la rger counties, they can make llw la rg er counties do business with them.

f in i s B ergen County, second largest in H aw Je rse y , which deserves at least two Senators would only have one and would

to be at the m ercy of the rural

T h at the sm all counties would try to perpetuate the system the courts have held la be unfair and discrim inatory w as to be «•pected .

W hat could not have been anticipated i that the deadly blow aimed at Bergen

ity would come from the chairman of ;en County Republican Committee,

Jones.J ones who dashed and

grabbed the $10,000 fee to serve as con­sultant fo r the senate on reapportionment. And it w as Jo n es who came through with the <4w eighted vote” plan whicji perpetu* ates the rule of the southern counties in the legislature.

Instead o f w orking out a fa ir, candid plan, Jon es cam e through with a piece of gim m ickry so fake that it has drawn the ridicule of the entire state.

Not an editorial voice has been in favor of the plan. The Republican p arty has suf­fered another blot on its record. And B er­gen County has suffered an incredibly un­fa ir blow from the Republican committee chairman, W alter Jon es.

Any wonder Jo n es has sent a pious letter to all county committee m embers urg* ing them to let bygones be bygones and to unite fo r a b igger and better p arty?

A fter leading the Republicans into the most cataclysm ic defeat Jon es m ight well urge the party to to rg irm and forget.

But this latest insult to the intelligence of the people, the integrity o f the R e­publican party and the rights of Bergen County can hardly be

and the one who follows me willId to that."The prophesy appearing in his

year book upon graduation Iron! St. Mary’s High School. Ruther- thertord, in 1935 unlike most such prediction* actually came to be. He would, it read, operated s thriving auto agency.

"Although I was very nusiiani- caHy minded, at the time I in­tended to be a school teacher and athlctic coach.” said Curcio. who captained his high school tra it team and was a varsity football

portant tickets, they're still avail­able by calling Mrs. Edward Gold­stein. 998-Ó687. or Mrs. Mirtwel Riolly. 998-2381. Mm. William Fla­herty is dance chairman.

ahd baseball pia: He attended Ca

tyer.Catholic College and

Ford ham University but then m 1940 decided to open a service station and garage on Valley Brook avenue, Lyndhurst. T h f

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hugo. 32 Herman street. E ast Rutherford, mark«-d their ?»0th wedding anni­versary and Mr. Hugo s birthday Monday Nov. 16 and celebrated both occasions Sunday with a family party at their home.

The couple has four sons. Fred, of Lyndhurst. Robert, of E a s t Paterson; Henry, of Alabama, and Kenneth, at home, and four daughters. L o r r a i n e , Joanne. Gladys and Janet, ah at home.

REWARDI will pay $250.00 for

any information leading to thr arrent and convic­tion of the person respon­sib le for the window breakage at Music Time, Inc., 154 Park Avc., East Rutherford, N. J. which started in December, 1963.

John Frangifninp c/e M USIC TIM E, INC.

(Above Address)

PAUL’S Hobby and Sport Shop

Free Kantern Ski Map

* 1 . .

The Tax Problemt i l« Com mittee fo r State T ax Reform

to chirp about the tax situation In N ew Je rse y . F o r years the organization, M m consists of 32 state organizations, I I I dried foul and has called for tax re-

lt does not suffice for the needs of the state. But basically the tax set-up is bad because it is not fair. Our tax structure is unfair. It is unfair to the

It is unfair to the sm allpropertybusiness.

r *~ Bktt the com m ittee appears to do more good.

F a r one thing the committee feels that f t * Re fo rm is essential only because certain |^ jp a ^ e , needs are not being met.

‘ ‘ * m ost o f the talking for theis done by the New Jersey

flBipCation A ssociation the feeling persists, S fflS good reason, that the grab for more

is engineered by school people lot so much interested in tax

M a r t « as they are in higher salaries.T h is unfortunately has obscured the

pay a

Mew Je rse y the tax set-up is bad.'

owner.It is a set-up that is right down the alley fo r anybody who wants to instead of fa ir taxes.

Once the Com mittee fo r S tate T a x Reform “ sells” the idea it is out fo r tax reform and not fo r higher salaries for teachers, it w ill get itself on the right track.

Long before we decide what to do with the m oney, let*s evolve a plan fa r collecting the money fa irly and squarely. T hat is not now being don« in New Je rse y . Anybody who owns a piece of prepart y in New Je rse y today is being sucktred by a a un* fa ir, unwieldy and unenforceable tax system . ^

“ Be AThinking

S an ta !”« M M H D M M M M t M « » '

Plan Ta Have Cash Far “ Sifting” In ’6 5 . .

OPEN YOUR 1 9 6 5 CLUB NOW!Don't Forget Your Regular Savings—

Save By December 10th — Earn From The 1st!

W eekly YoursS a v in gs In ‘05$ 1 00 $ 50 00$ 2.00 $ 100 00$ 5.00 $ 250.00$ 10 00 ) 500 00$ 20 00 $ 1.000.00

1 P lu s Dividends |

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IN RI I HERFORD IN LYNDHURST(AMOciatJ Off»e«)

«IS R ID G E ROAD(Mair

23 PA RK A V SN U E

“ Where You lava Ossa Make A Différa ace!"

ICE SKATESMem, Women's & Children's Figure & Hockey - All Sizes.

BOWLING EQUIPMENT•BALLS* BAGS

• SHOES i j fT ) «SHIRTS

"JOHNSON"Omtboard Meter«

Trade In - Trad* Up Take All Winter To Pay

Model Boat - Air Planet - Cert Paint By Number Set* - Trains

P A U L ' S3 0 6 U n io n A m im ( . I w (

H o r . n y i/dr/ S P Q n j S H O P

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24r 1964 THE ICIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

I Lyndhurst Overcom es East Paterson, 7-0

New York Unrrersity and Fordham, tw o school* which one* sponsored football team s that attracted crow ds of 7 M M to Yankee Stadium when ever they m et, had a melancholy reunion the other Saturday. Team s fielded by the tw o colle(es play ad at Rose Hill o f Fordham and the Ford- hamites came through w ith a one-touchdown victory.

Thoea who saw the ram * assure us it w as one of the boat played they have have seen. The teams w ere fully uniformed and well coached.

There w ere about 13,00 present fo r the gam e— of the days when Yankee Stadium hardly w as big

<(h to contain the crow ds which wanted to see the tw o teams.

It w as a great series.Fort&am was tough. N Y U w as tough. Both had All-

Am erican players.But the zip went out o f football spirit when it wax

•« co ve re d that in spite o f the crowds the profits did not Adtl up.

. Now there is a feeling the colleges m ay once again resum e bi^thne football.

W e think they*re crasy if they do. B ig League football costs big money. Down at Rugtera and L a fay ette th ey ’re b r in g in g in scholarship p layers by the ton. You can ’t compete in the big leagues today without a scholarship roll that bankrupts any save the colleges which can draw big crowds—and which have their own stadiums.

N Y U and Fordham only made the ow ner o f the Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds rich. The colleger, never got a nickel.

M O N T C LA IR AND W A G N ERT w o of the best team s in the vicinity are W agner

and M ontclair State. Both rank with small colleges.Yet both colleges pass out scholarships to students

who have brawn enough to don the football suits.It is paying off this year for W agner. The Grvm er

Hill gang went through the season undefeated, registering fo r Coach Jim Hicks a perfect season.

One of the finest of the W agnerites w as Chuck De- Staulo of Lyndhurst. H e'll be back next year and he is counted upon to carry the load fo r the Staten Island dub

New Jerse y puts quite a few players into W agner uniforms. Sen io r» this y ear include Lee A canfrio o f R u th er­ford, and end, Dick Spirito of Woo<KRidge, a halfback, Dan Coughlin of Cresskill, a quarterback, Jim Drum goole of Fo rt Lee, a halfback and H arry Abraham sen of Closter, a fullback.

Spirito 's great little W ood-Ridge team mate, R oger K alin ger, one of the sm allest back in the country, did a m arvelous job fo r R u tgers this year. H e completed 75 passes tfcis year and posted over 800 yards in gains.

Tw o other New Je rse y boys—both from R iver Edge— w ere Rutgers stars. T hey w ere Bob Brendel, the big fu ll­back, and Rsdph Stegm ann. Betw een them they ran over MO yards fo r Rutgers.

MEMORIESWhen Lyndharst i? d East Rutherford meet Thanksgiving

Day in East Rutherford for the 38th time old memories w ilt br revived.

There are among us many who remember the first Lyndhurst a n d East Rutherford game when Lyndhurst lost to an inspired I s iy P inchak . hay ran one ball l t 6 yards back for a touchdown O ne bewildered L y ndhurs t player Insisted that Isay began run­n in g at the Erie Railroad Station and never stopped until he p w n d the bas te rn f la a lb a Hackensack

A nyw ay. It looked like th a t h ay . a short, stocky sprinter, ra n th is w ay, th a t w ay, fo rw ard , backward and then over the backs of hapless L y n lh u rx t players.

It ha* been a great series w ith many great players and

By DAVID SAVINO— K y n d h u r s t * I » ta rs sh a rp e n e d th e ir c la w s fo rE a s t R u th e r fo rd la s t S a t u rd a y b y d e fe a t in g a ru g g e d K a s t P a te rso n te a m 7 to 0 at L y n d h u r s t P k ld . M o st o f E a s t R u th e r fo rd 's p la y e rs w e re at th e fie ld a s 'I .y n d h u rs t c lin c h e d second p la c e in th e P a s s a ic V a l ie v 'C o n fe re n c e

East Paterson won the tasoniptheand took Priminaros boot on

21 yard and was finally on the 31. . Wind and cold dis- •ouraged a passing attack. East Paterson helped with a Lyndhurst anally of 15 yards drew right Vwn tc the Lyndhurst 1 yard ru btfcre bcin« stoppl'd. Vendola

Driving at the middle of the Kart Paterson line Ruciraki made 3 yards and Vendola fo r 2 more but an incomplete pass forced the Icx-ata to kick to the East Pater­son 11 yard line.

East Paterson failed to g e t . lit the nvddlc of the line fcr 2 r t “ lr'2 'heir fourth dm™ kick)ards find ftm-mski repented lor 2 * “ * hy Sparta

m; re Him Rucinski tried a »•«•- ‘ . Y 7* 30 -----piiao quirk kick and it rolkvi to Gcld rePem>"1 <•»* indentical se- T U m . _ _____the East Paterson 24 yard lino. “ craj-ks at the lino tor end zone. Neibo's extra point kirk the nisht rolllne a total ot 51».

PACE :

BHI W itto rff Captains Drexel In . His Final Game For Pa. Team

Bill Wittcrff of Lyndhurst, a “ ---- 1—tcam mate of Tom Longo of the Chuck Niessner, a ¡__ Noire Dame undefeated footbali j Drtxei finish«! with team, was co-captain for the record.

Some of the Philip's crewmen .Players. *w e given bit parts in the movie; I nn rvv^mK«- iim . t+w. — ___-

onJooMers found them selves watch- [society will have their C h r t2 m 2 ' in*. wondering what their s h i f J * * * * *mates

! screen.would look like

a 7-21

Drexel Institute football team Sa­turday in its concluding game of the season against Dickinson Cfci- lege, a tradiational Middle Atlan­tic Conference rival. Drexel 24 to 19.

It was one c l Drexel's best foot­ball years - and for Wittorff that is the way thihgs always have been. He was quarterback on a

won couple of Lyndhurst's beat teams,^ w e n t to Bordentown Military with w ith wittorff the other seniors Longo and then went to Drexelho captained the team were , while Longo matriculated at Notre

Bruno Ceccarelli. fullback. and lD am e.

quarter.DiMa” ; hit the line for 2 i<s.

1 *Weinberger bowled a 205

«. . . — - 1 -,m Beating that score by twowho was yards u*nd on the next play R u -1 pins, was Motile Fullone. w h oBlue and cinski threw a perfect pass to La- bowled n 207 game. Mollle also

who had rai'ed into t h e j picked up the high series pot fornoint kirk thn ni.rht mll!<m _ ,.t CIO

Kast Paterson failed to nu ve \ yards an !>«*» was good to make the score 7 tothe ball and the forth down kk*k a Wck that was downed on C.was downed on the Lyndhurst 37. st Paterson 40

On th<* first play a 15 yard East Paterson tried three penalty put the ball on the 2/>. ‘ "«nplete pasaes and their k i c k Rucinski ran wide around left «"died out of bounds on the Lynd- end for 10 yards but a fter hvo !hui^1 29. Rucinski started things womplete passes had to k i c k Ruling by circling right end for again, the ball roiling out of I1*» yards. He then earned itbtunds on Paterson's 25. Kast Pa-|«round left end for 4 more yards time on the 5 yard line, n t- r t tg.nr mount«! a spirit*! | ■ nd th, hall. , bMctod lhe ,lw.

Prim inaro ’s boot was - in [from the 15 to the 36 yard line

xJcre being downed. Kast Pater- co again mounted a drive that I ocked ljke it would end in pay ’irt but the gallant Lyndhurst line igain stepped the visitors, t h i s !

The winners of the Turkey Raffle were C. Garvey, A. Carleo,

taken J . Aba?na!e and If. Barker.

Joseph Planar On Destroyer

Rosary Society Meeting Is SetThe next regular meeting oi the

Rosary Society of Sacred Heart R. C. Church will be held on the evening o i December 3rd in Sa­cred Heart School. The feature of the program, following the reci­tation of the Rosary in Church, will be the presentation oL T he one. Joyful Mysteries'' by the Marion come.

party with Mrs. Robert Casey on chairman. Members ax

bring ntto-pcrishable canned goods to be put kets for needy families; and nd( to forget a one dollar gift for thé grab bag for Santa Claus. Yoit must bring a gift in ottier to ceive one from Santa Claus, <Ou* own Mrs. Frederick Blum '.

Another feature of the eveningwill be a fushion show put on M Mrs. R. Ziegler, with members og the Society as models. The evej| ning promises to be an enjoyable

every member pteaaa

li iv( that carried To the Lynd- *»urst 21 begin the second suar- tcr Lyndhurst took the ball on their own 21. On the first play a

for

Joseph F. Planer, radictnan thiid dass, USN, son of Mrs.

Î j Mary Planer c l 452 Riverside ave.yaid and then repeated for 10. He jig a crewmcmber of the destroyerTo start the s<stmd half Di-

Maggie took the Kast Paterson s.nashed into the k;ne again for 4 'u SS Philip, operating cut ‘ptnrlt : : en h.s 30 and ran it back 5 and thrm again for another 4. Di- Harbx- Hawaii.

. yiird* r>'Maggio was held for a 2 Maggie then hit for 6 yards and j Tnc «-vear old destrovei,15 yard penalty for the visitors. yard loss and then Rucinski blast- then with a minute left in the ' ^ ^ nesiroyetbrought the ball up Rucinski burked the

*cr 4 mere yards and

to the 4<>. line for 3

d up th«' middle for 11 yards game Rucinski fumbled on his cenfly changed her operational schedule to meet a rather unusualbut en the next play he fumbled own 30. East Paterson was vtinly

yaids and Vendola repeated for and East Paterson took the ball trying touchdown passes when the anc.h.-r 3 an<i then did the same on the Lyndhurst 17 K a „ l>ater- ¡game ended.

vcn drilletl down tlx» held aKain *» J * .. " I° U|»but leat thè hall to the l e e o n i — , Wa> by 0H°

Big Game(Continued from pos<* 1»

Rutherford while Lyndhurst polish­ed its weapons for East Ruther­ford Saturday by defeatirig th e sam;‘ team 7 to 0.

Scci-es, however, are meaning less. In the East Paterson gamt* Paul Caceione. one of the fastest and m<*t potent Lyndhur t ivn- ners, was sidelined for dtsci[>linc and there is a question on whether he will get into the Tuikey Day affray. .If he doesn't you may look for one kind of game. If he does there will be. uk ther.

S nofsky has been plagued by n iir ic s , Uk> Some o f the times

his boys, culled from one of the thinnest crop of students in Ber­gen County, have played with in­juries that held them back.

But this time the boys are up and ranng to go. Most of them wtre at the Lyndhurst game Sa­turday. They watched the Bears thrash the East Paterson team <n revenge lor the defeat inflicted last year by East Paterson.

The East Rutherford boys made mental notes on what they saw and told their coach that they are

a fumble at the 29 yaid line. I).Maggie tried left end for nogain and then tried a^ain for 5 yards Rurirski s pass to Guidettifa:led and Lyndhurst kicked to the Gail's remained in sect, xi Paterson 2D. RosariVs is next in the

p ' vmli^6rBowling S c o re s In the film, Casslday makes an

_ ^ , * emergency sortie from Pearl Har-Ruthcrford Movers are still hold- ^ doHng the attack c l Dec. 7,

mg on to their 1st place position.,place. t 0 make film seem renlis

_ _ „ No- 3 tic, great pains were taken toTo start the second hV.f Di- JP<*. Com.ng in 4th are the 5- make Iook llke an authen-

Magg.e. t<mk the East Patc*-scn Belles just squeezing ahe*ad by beet cn his 30 and ran it back 5 game Horvath Bros; K iik ’i

tic prM941 destroyer. She w a s , . , . , _ . , . _ „ . stripp-xl cf her battle ribbons and

yards. DtMagg'o was held for a Trans, and Jo e s Dell w.ll have tc her squadnn insignia and2 yard lias and then Ruein^l fight for the No. 5 spot, as they wocdpn (iw . inrh - mount wax blasted up the mKWIe for 1 1 are all lied up Rlcha-d s News ^ acrri w e r ta r launcher.yards but on the next play he and Jannarone Towing are vying ____--__________ _fumbled and Kast Paterson tejok for the 8rh place position Alpha the ball on the Lyndhurst 47. Business stands alone as the eon- East Paterae« drilled down Hie tender for the No. 10 spot. The field again but \ost the ball to Mets, Bicndi's and G. Lessard's the Jccals on a fumble at the 29 should be watched fcr a break in

aumertHi, ta .U te .ls oi k rllltu .e e . I « t ,e a r K.,M Rutherford lh' ynailed down a t l to 10 victory and this year is defin itely the

yard line. DiMaggio tried left end fcr no gain and then tried tgain for 4 yards. Rue-inski s pass to Guidetti failed and Lyndhurst kicked to the Paterson 29.

East Paterson lost ground on three plays and their kick rolled cut of bounds on the Lyndhurst 40. DiMaggio ran widr around right end for 5 yards and Ru­cinski hit the line for 4. He then repeated for a first down. Rucinski failed to hit Guidetti with a pass and was going to try again on the next play but when the field openned up he ran he ball for II yards to the

A penalty cost the locals five yards Rucinski recovered on next play to <*nd the third

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Thai’s the way East Rutherford likes to play— underilo(. The WIMrata la H e . Sinofsky have one of the smartest

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A N D IN T H IS C O RN ERPositively one o f tile highlights of the football season takes

place Thanday w he. Essex Catholic and St. Joseph s hook up In their annual duel.

Q aee. of Pc.ce ran te ll you something about both.St. Joseph s took Qaeen of Peace 36 to li while Essex

Catholic whomped the local team 40 to 0.Th is would rate them about even. Esnex Cstholic is unde­

feated and St. Joseph's was upset by Hoboken the team that gave East Rutherford such a clobbering early in the season

Easex Catholic has roared past Ferris, Bergen Catholic. X avier. M arist. Seton H all. Memorial an* St. Benedicts. II goes lo Hudson Couaty looking for gore.

B at St. Joseph's, alw ays a powerhouse, has beaten St. Bergen Catholic, St. P eters. Dickinson. North Bergen w hll-

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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER. AMD SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW I urn..TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1964

Keep Your Faith, Co To Church Every Sunday7 And Holy Days

I l C M J e t o f t l lSACRED H EA R T R. C. I'tand up and express their thanks

CHURCH and gratitude to God, each ih hisRM*e Rd. Jt New Jersey Ave.'cwn words.Masses: 6:3«, 7:30, 9:00, 10:00

feDO N TCBueland

? « •

U M , 11:00 in church 9 :f0 In school

CA RM EL CH A PEL Avenue, Lyndhurst

Masses: 8:00, 9:00, 10:3(

r . M IC H A EL S R. C. CHURCH

Road and Page Avenue .R ev . Ladislaus J . Wilrzewski

PastorMasses are at 7, 8, 9, 10 anc

1 1 :3 0 a.m.

r i k ' s t CHURCH OF CHRIST SC IEN TIST

fi. Pierrepont & Lincoln Aves Rutherford, tf. J .

Branch of the Mother Church, Th> F lr t t Church of Chnet. SoentieC, o

Boston, Matt Sunday Service« at 11:00 A.M.

11:00 A.M., Sunday School W*jne«dar Evening Meeting •

8J16 o’clock at which testim onies o C hristian Science healing are olver

Reading Room at 5 Station Square M en Monday through Saturday, 1' m.m. *n 5 o.m . and on Friday eve M W »M il f.A0 to »:30 o’clock. Clo*•4 legal holidays.

Nursery .car« provided aurtn, Sunday serviceThe power of Truth over il­

lusion will be a contral theme at Christian Scicnec churches thus Sundty. The hypnotic nature of evil will also bo described in a Bible Lesson on the subject: "Ancient and Modem Necroman­cy, alias Mes vierism and Hypno­t is t , Denounced."

Fearufed will be this vivid pas­sage from Revelation 12: "AndflV* Brent dragon was cast out. | that old serpent, called the Devil, i £fT!d Satan, which dcceiveth t h e whole world.. ’

Related readings from the I Christian Science textbook will in elude these Unes: “ Mortal mind is cmutanliy producing on mortal boei^Ke Fau lts gf false opinions; a n d ^ t wifl^confjpue to do so, u> til r f l lta l jprrof is deprived of its

by Truth, which sweeps away the gossamer web ol mortal illusion...Truth casts out error now as surely as it did nineteen centuries ago" (Science ar*d Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, pp. 403, -195».

.fea * traditional Thanksgiving t ijf ig fiw ic c will be held in First | C h JH p ^ .C h rist , Scientist Ruther­ford! J f J - at 10:00 a.m. All visi­tors

Th’e^'fii^t 'haJf of the service on ‘*Thanksgivii%" - as in «ill Chris­tian »Science churches - will con­sist of hymss and a period erf pirayer followed by read in g from the Bible and also from the Chris­tian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip­tures’ ’ by M iry Baker EeMy.

The Golden Text for the day is from Psalm s*22: “ All the ends of the world shall remember and turn unto the Lord: and all the kindreds iA the nations shall wor­ship bf4ore thee.’ ’

A rflated passage from Science ajxi lfeaith.will be read, which include*, ¿he following line*: “ Itshall Bift thoroughly understood that all men have (She Mind, one God and Father, one Life. Truth, and Love. Mankind will become perfect in Proportion as this fact bcccmcs apparent, war will cease and the true brotherhood of man will be esttfbfished" (p. 167 9-13V

The second half qf the service affords individual Oiristian Scien­tists the- opportunity to voluntarily

LYN DHURST M ETHODIST CHURCH

Stuyvesant and Tontine Aves. 7EV . RO BERT OLYN BRYA N T

Pastor 307 Tontine Avenue

GEneva 8-6928 November 29th

9:45 a m. • Church School with classes for every age through adult group.11:00 a .m - Public Worship with sermcn by the pastor.3:00 p.m. - Quarterly Conference at the Church with the Rev. Forest Fuess, District Superin­

tendent, presiding. Annual church reports will be made. The con­gregation is urged to attend.7 00 p.m. - Meeting of the Youth Fellowship.Monday. 3:30 p.m.-Youth Choir

rehearsal.Thursday. December 3rd - The VVSCS will have their annual Christmas luncheon, each mem-j bcr to bring a covered dish. Short Christmas Program. Mem­bers are asked to bring 50 cenis each to buy new toys for use in the Church nursery.There's a welcome to all at th e '

Church on the comer of Stuy vesant and Ten tine Avenues. A 1 special welcome to persons with­out a church home in Lyndhurst.

REED M EM O RIAL UN ITED PR ESB YTER IA N

CHURCH 281 Sthyvesant Avenue

Telephones: Church G E 8*718*7 »arsonare: G E 8-1455Sunday, Nov. 29

9:45 A.M. Bible School classes for all ages *11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Guest Minister: The Rev Wil­liam A. Carhart 7:00 P.M. Youth Fellowship

Wednesday, Nov. 25 8:00 P.M. Union Thanksgiving Eve Service at the Methodist

ChurchT -sdav. Dee*. 1

8:00 P.M. Session meeting Wednesday, Dev. 2

8:00 P.M. Prayer meeting Guest speaker: Mr. Jam es DoyeH

Her husband died in 1M1.The funeral was yesterday, Mcr

■iay, fr< :n the Steever Funer;» Heme, 253 Stuyvesant Avc., to S ’ Thomas Episcopal Church, whei

This particular meeting is held The Bluff, the site erf a Oonti- I i !)"• ■ vane e < f the important r ental Army fort, is immediately

iv ie s tc the public at large seath cf thr western end o f the which the' vclunk'er firemen per* G rr'ge Washington Bridge.Ioann. Many fire officials and six | Parrtripestts >rftH inrtu^p ttte

service was conducted at 1:30 area fire departments and their ¡West Point ^p.m. IntOrrrer.t was in the famih Ladies Auxiliaries are expected to ¡of the American Revolution. I t t© plot. ibe present, along with a conccn-|l5 Bey Scoot troops and sevfim l

jtrrtion of modem firefighting ap-l n t » n h J o h n Ç t iP A h n n P«ratus which has been an annual j o s e p n j o n n o n e e n a n nttractkfl Ln recognition cf the

Jcatph John She'chan, 567 New|cvcnvJersey Ave., died on Weeineseiayit his home after a long iUnes> He was 61. was bom in Hcboki n j and had lived in Lyndhurst f o : the past 40 years.

He i e tired in 1960 from being i custodian at the Lincoln Scho He was a member of Sacr

A. K . Morgws, CHiel F-ingineer and Ornerai Manager e-fthe Paltadet 1 montate C( Tnmission. is serving as nator for the event which is ft Commission contribution to th e New Jersey Tercentenary Cele­bration.

The lowering erf a 13-rtarred Continental flag at the Bluff wlM tignai the start of a march by Say Scouts aèal _ nile route of the retreat from Fort Lee to Trenton. A replica af

to Dr. Herman J . H.ir- r l* a North Arlington dentist, ;¿ic

Kntrance of -firemen from Rutherford and six other towns,

ill he escorted by Rutherford Fire Dept. Color Guard.

Ernest L. Kastcnbnin, president of Everyman’s Bible Class will -jrcside; and " i l l present former Tlass leader Rev. t>r. Fred M.

Heart R C. Church, and of the I Holloway of First PersbyttrianHdy Name Society ot that chun h. :n irrti, ivho is also Chaplain ol 1 _ , -

Survivors arr his wile, M "utherfcrd Fire IVpt w ill lead a Revolutionary War ca ir*» w ll.Lucy Crupl Sheehan; a daught. n sirsin j; ol DoxoloKy and re-'be fired by the Brigade, a ui*-Mrs James (Joani Marlon; a -rating of The Lord's Prayer frm ed dvil*»nbitther, William Sheehan of E li Hon. Julian Tokarslti, Mayor, hitkmary War "buflt, M the

School water and two prandchildren 15 hr<'n a*!«d to say a word of color* cane down. Some 290 toI The funeral w a. on Saturday o( lh" Boro“ »h J S J mSS! at, M Wnmn-iai , of Rutherford. 10-mile trek to Steuoen House at¡from the Niuare_Memorial Horn. , , f, r F x h r a r < i Nickrt Ru. l N lrth HackeBMtk. w tg r, WMh-

therford, will read from Scripnire: ington's troops crossed t h e Cf jrcilm in Robert E . W'esp, HaeHtmsack Rlyer.Chairman of Fire Committee, is to The HeHlcats, a crack grrup t ffer Prayer. ¡35 buglers, dnsnmers and filers,

The address of the session were given thKr name by WHERE'S THE FIRE*’ will be Point cadets, who are de!ivercd hy Martin P Nelson, every morning 4ft 5r90 o’ekxic by former Mayor of Ruth«rford-for- the HeUcats* RevelDe. An Arinjr mer B?r»T('-i County Freeholder - jeolcr guard frcm West Point also

president erf Everyman’s ¡wlN participate.B hie Class. I Fort Lee Bluff has hren pro-

Roh Call of Fire Units will be pcscd as a n . historic park and by Class Leader Roger W Me- RevHuntionary War shrine by the Adam; and cthen class statistics Palisades Interstate Park Oonv by John Radleigh, E M.B C «ec- mission, which cwns mcst of the

ST . THOM AS EPISC O PA L CHURCH

Stuyvesant Sc Forest Ave.Church Office: Church Building, Forest Ave.

Phone: 4S8-5668 The Rev. H arry W.Hansen

Rector Phone: 939-6154

Daily Morning and Eveninx Prayer at 7:00 a.m . and 7:04»P.M . except Wednesday —Morning Prayer. Holy C ™ - I L.ARI, (>h n u N K S munlon and B ib le Class at 10.

|lne., 403 Ridge Road, to Saer t Heart R. C. Church, where at !0 : a.m. a High Mass was offer cl Interment was in Hdy Cr< s Cen>eter>’, North Arlinglon.

MmoM o l > North Artk^ -ihu a n a la :t ) Senkr Cltlxcr's C u m !B t, Pharmacy ated by the local Womans a .* !S m ith Cr-'Icw dur«« lier term as chah man c>! |

and a da^hierc€lh

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j MULLER - We wish to take this means cf expressing cur s:

'c'erc and heartfelt thanks to the Lyndhurst Police Department an 1 !vasf Emergency Squad for their as- s taiK*e in behalf of our below 1 aunt, Hattie Muller.

Our special thanks to the R« v

RUTHERFO RD B A P T IST CHURCH

>3 W. Passaic Ave., Rutherford ^ Ada Mohn Payne. 247 Fern„ c-.UK Pacinr widow of Charles E.. Payne.

n * . ituth^rfnrd died at her home, early on Thurs-i9 Woodward Ave., RutherfordPhone: GEneva 8-6795 | >

She was 79. was bom in Hobo­ken. later lived in Union City and for the past 38 years was a resi­dent of Lyn Ihurst. She w as a member ol the First Baptist

k i A J k i L D 11 W Hansen cf St. TTionvisM T S. A d a M O h n r a y n e Episcopal Church fcr his c :n-

fcrting wcrds. Also to Mr. Steen erl cf the Stccvcrs Fu íeral Home r his kind and efficient scrvicc

Bei*eavcd Nieces and Neph. u s

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LYN DHURST H EBREW CEN TER

333 Valley Brook Avenue Between Ridge Road and

Stuyvesant AveM Lyndhurst

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G o ld w a te r ite s S ta y In Business

PTA Elects M rs. H arris

Rev. David S. Barbalatt, Rabbi .Church, Unicn City.Study: GE 8-9582

Home: 939-3184She* leaves two daughters, Mrs

Fred (Mildred E .) Nemhauscr

U N ITARIAN CHURCH O F RUTHERFO RD

Heme and Ames Avenne Reverend Donald Edward Curry Sunday Service, 11 L B . Church

School Nursey 10:50 a.m. Phone: 939-0578

Mrthe new group was formed be­cause he wa* inundated by phone •alls and letters from the mem-

Jason Lyle Stein, infant oon of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Stein of Old Bridge was baptized on Sun­day at the First Presbyterutn

with whom she lived, and Miss ¡Church cf Rutherford by the Rev.Helen Payne, also of the F e r n lD r . feed Masters H eiM ra* pas- L ;( the (cm)cr cui2en.Avenue address; two sons. How- ter. Godparents were Miss Linda

Den coke, of Lyndhurst, a gecend Icousin of the child, andHaU of Wallington, ai Later Mr and Mrs.

Frederick W. Kucchenmeistcr. j fcrmcr Chairman of the Bergen Mis. Herman J . Harris ot Citizens for Golchvater and Miller, Rutherford Place, Arlington.Inc., has announevd the formation hecn deeded a vkie president of cf tlie ’Citizens PolUicaJ Commit- the New Jersey Congress of Par- tee. Inc." !«*» and Teachers.

Kueehenmeister stated that

DON’T H A V E A 'W IN D -T U N N E L 1 H O M E T H IS W IN T E R !

Do drive over to C O O PE R L U M B E R fo r sturdy, fitting Colonial Combination D oor, and fo r comkm- ation windows that w ill keep your place w arm and com fortable all W inter long . . . keop fuel bills low , too. W e ll install them fo r you, if you like I

18 C O M B IN A TIO N W IN D O W S A N D 2 ST O R M DOO RS F O R A S L IT T L E A S W# A M O N TH

c o P E R■.Um b e r

e ] W m t t t c j C f f U 17 ■■■■■■••■immillili

W ESTM IN STER rR E S B Y tW A N CHUSCH

RMge Road aM Page Avenue LyndhnM , Hew Jersey

The Revere«« Robert J . Engelke

ard E. of Clark, and Raymond W .Cf Bloomfield, and sue grand- cli:ldrt*n.

The funeral was on Saturday at , .3:30 a.m. u-hen the Rev C. 1Iursh s “ ,h ,A'JrnuC' , J f r ‘" iLMight Spade. |»stor of the First °< ,ho ,lul<?' > nlCTJ ‘Baptist Churrh. Union City, con-1;" ^ honor c<ducted a funeral scrvu-e at the ^ s0 m, T ‘e'bratlon of the birthday of the»ir

rcn, Rcben-t Hursh. Other gin sts

NoSUNDAY SER1

W orship Service —Church Sdhool g à i

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7980;s

A.M .

Steever Fune: ral Heme. 253 Stuy­vesant Ave., Lyndhurst. Interment »•as in Maplf Grove Memorial I he enhre bapttsni p .rty,

.. H U . .. n . Un r C lA in ..UilylnrM VI»'Park, Hackensack.

class — ifM A.nl » Service — I I A J Í.

Carè

AdultW o rsh ip__

Junior T a lk ; Child Nursery sèrvtce each hour.

andat

LATT^ fc DAY flA M tftOF JESU S CH R IST A . E . Starks. PaStôr

Services Every Suncfsv at the Adotttram Masonic Temple 321 Second Ave., Lyndhurst

Church School, I t s ift . Preaching Service, 11 s.m .

to, in seme way. continue t h c „ IcnTazniation.

'. I It Ls quite amazing, stated Mr. L ® nc.Kue-cheraneistcr, no one wants toDowI i s 1

have net dampened anyone's en­thusiasm. Quite the contrary, it has increased the eJetcrminahci and purpose of the people But then it Is' net surprising, for these people are motivated by principal

. . . . __ . . .and conviction, and not by politic-with six other Slcin chlVtr y . M r-I^ ^ cr t v re-and Mrs. OWord Majjco afcl s a r , m ^ m

^ t t r altrr slncrn- bcJiel . .old Hail of Wellington; Mr and .. . m Mrs. Douglas Hursh. Jr ., and fcur.^

■y?- ehlldrai of PauakK Mr an-t Mrs ! recrtvlng all the telephoneJ33 Second Avtv. v.i,lovv ol John ^ t)rrc<.k,, n( Wood.RK)„, , Mr talU and letters, the 1M * I J ) iJ . Morrissey, died on Thursday ^ Mr, |ylu!i o( Macken. r .c lw s made a survey to deter-at the heme of her sister Mrs. Mr arv, u „ Hcrac(. H ar. mine whether th.> rest of the

members of the former g r o u p continue with a new

M rs. A . J . M o rrissey

widow of died on Thurselay

erf her sister Mrs. George (Isabelle) Eyrich, 177 Post Avenue.

sack, Mr and Mrs. vey cf Kearny and Walter Lanen. and Mr,, and Mrs Hern* a a t>e-, wanted to

She was 78, was bom in Hauge- necke ^ famiiy cf Lyndhumt. crgamsaUa: sund. Norway, came to the United, A buffet supper was servei witli Thr surw y 100 <**States in 1990. lived in Mew York ( ( k,, appr,jpr,atrly in-Qty for 26 years three years M the tablf> ^ [cvvlicce.Jersey City and 45 years in Lynd-j ______________

cent approval.

assigned to direct Region 1 includes Hudson. Bergen, Passaic, and Sussex Counties.

Also at the 1964 State Ounvsn-] ticn. Mrs. Harris was elected to! serve cn a ctmmWe: cn com­mittees representing Region 1 to elect state chairmen.

Mrs Harris is a dlrector-teach- at Tena Harris Ntnsery School.

Kesrrv. and an instnictor for Fu­ture Tenchers of America in the Keamy and North Arlington High Schools. She taoght for 15 yenrs as a kindergarten and primary school teseher in the Newark pub­lic schcol system. She is a life member c<f the National Congress and the New Jersey Congress erf Parents and Teachers.

A past president erf the G aifkld S ch cJ. Roosevelt School, and Keamy High School, she was the founder and first president erf the Keamy PTA Council.

As a member at the State PTA Beard of Managers, she has served on the Nominating Com­mittee: the June Workshop Com­mittee as platform chairman and

ST . < l«ATTlfE#S EV A N G ELIC A L LC TH tftlA N

CftURCH Coiner Valley Brook A ta . eád

Travers Place, LyhdAurst Rev Oeewge M ullér, PasAr

895 T rirte rs Place, Lyndhfcrst

H o n o r Firem en A t EMBC Su n d ayEveryman's Bible Gass «

ihe pjrpcx- cf the organization » r^ tratio nctyiirm an ; will be the furtherance of sound Committee pip: litkal principles primarily with chairman and on registration.

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âifk Furteral HomeD ire cto rs

‘»Itolirt L. Burk — Paul KonartU* *>•

P ro m p t, E ffic ie n t, D e p e n d a b le S e rv ice

itidge Road. Lvndhuril ^ Usier 9-0490ge Road, Lyndhurst ^ Usier(corner Stài A ïk .)

Air conditioned year round Jersey City OflBce * 469 Palisade Ave.

hurstMrs. Morrissey was a >-lerk in

various concerns, retiring 10 yearsago. She was a member of St. . -Thomas Episcopal Church and the: Everyman's Bible Class Ru- be decided by an executive ccm-Werfnan s Guild of that church, therford has its annual “ Fire- mittee chat wiM meet within(jso a member of the Golden men’s Day’ ’ at the High School week.Ace Clu* of Lyndhurst. 'cn Elliott Place. Sunday N ow m d The he aeiguarters wiU e*ontmue ^inference at N Jf a « S 3 h e r W ^ b s Eyrtch. ber 29th; the session will con- at 93 Mam Street. l l a t a w A Wortaft«* O rterm ce N J !shi leaves thrw brothers. J . Leo r.ience at 9;22 a m E ver,m an 's !and the phene number, HUbbard.*- *Johnson af Laurence Harbor, Al- Orchestra can be depended upon 1961. will be Ihe same, fred JohlWon of Lyndhurst á n d ito furnish onlivenini: instrumental

and through the Republk-an Ccnuruttee 10Party. Th,- im plem entata of the "N ™ J « * » F, E y * ° rC ’pui-pcse ol IhT organization will » * '> « "> co«ultant In t o n «K ^ Leadership Tram mg Workshop at

Paterscn State College: School cf Irwtmction assistant. State Con-

representative to Currieu

William Johnson of Asbury Park, music.

In T h e C h u rc h

Of Your Choice* «

CÍIVE THAN KS

Dependable Service Sinçe 1929

THANKSGIVING DAY

As wt; celebrate llii> fe»tne holiday, in

our r—paclive way*, let IIS set usidr a

few moments of devotion to the originalMEANING and PURPOSE of the .la v .

N A Z A R E

403 RIDGE ROAD - LYMDHURST, H. J. 6E n i | I - 7 2 Z .2

\ i r t «mmI ¡ I mmm*«I i«»*- ' .» n r 1 o n ilo r l

Convention, to A.A.U.W.State Conference, and to the State Hearing on Vocational Education.

Her ccunty council PTA activi­ties as vice prcsielent. presklent, an d member-at-large Include chairmanship erf Procedure and

Sights and sexinds of the Re^o- Bylaws. Audio VlMial Services, lutionary War wUl be* evoked- Sa- High School Service, School Edu- turday. Nov. 21, in ceremonies cation. Action Committee, and at Fort Le * Bluff, where General County Institute,

R e v o lu tio n a ry P rog ram N o v . 2 I

I Washington's Continentals began | th< ir ix licol acres* New Jersey I in November. 17T6.

The ccrcmonie*, to whleh the ■ public is Invited, will begin at 1 9:00 a.m. Admission will be five.

She Is vice president oi the North Arlington Woman's O ib and its Eighth Districtof Yooth Conservation, lion and Garden and She has received the New

Federation oI Woman'aCMbs award lor Community A f

In recognition of the

CoM B eer Wine & L iquors• *

Free D eliveryComplete Catering Service

WEDDINGS — BANQUETS P A R T IE S -E T C .

•HOME MADE

Cole Slaw Baked Beans Poteto Salad Macaroni Seied

Clam Chowder •

NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS

Home MadeK1SZKA and KIELBASY

Hours Daily: 8 A.M. to 11 P.M.

SUNDAY8 A. M. to 1 P. M.

G A R D E ND elicatessen

41( M K IK . (O r. Chase) ■ LY IIH R S T , I . J .

W E 9 - 2 9 5 0

, J WlimVEbttsr 1 -ÍOOO ixu *n m , «-*■

SmCERITY DIGNITY REVERENCE,Rendered Io A Homelike Atmosphere

WALDO J. IPPOLITO '* ftMBML KOMC

4ÍS AlDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N . J. |A C h m « A i s s i

Parking Facilities Qm Pr+mh*i H I c b S b n iO K R t T e a k k o i .n d

For Furniture, Living , Dining

bedroom & kitchens ■t the lowest price«

SeeMARY LEMPERT

1 1 BMga M i . N « tk A rB aftaawv i.aiii

FLOWERS BYSPINA

f R E € E S T I M A T E

221 Stuyvesant Avsnus Lyndhurst, I Í . J .

GE S-1234 We D eliver

E M C A N -< S ta n d a r d

George Woertz, Jr.61 KEARNY STREET LYNDHURST, N. J.

^ Phene: WE 3*1523—F o r F re e Eidaatea ‘

Harry R. Gottwater. radarman' ■cord d a n . U.S.N.. am of Mr.

and Mrs Clyde Goldwater <4 415 Ridge mad. Is serving aboard 0 » dock lauding ship U8S Hermitage,

-nine Private Thomas P. Ro6- ■ey. «on of Joseph B. Rooney oi

30 Hendel avenue, la serving wtth le Flint Battalion. Tenth Mari»

Regiment, Second Marine Di viaion. Camp Lejeune, Nort*i

Leader Woman Of The Week

tftrnrttvHy with youth.) Nearly every woman

Borough Men On Navy DutyTwo North Arlington men are

visiting ports in the European am* following participation in the largest amphibious combat train­ing exercise in the Atlantic since World War II. A d d s T o . T h e

F e a s t ! */•G U e $ Ç V /n o t í T o m e ro p A y p

,«lW?INTRODUCING

BUY THE CASE... YOU'LLSAVE!

FO R 4 H O U RS

+ 9r a mile

Shop A t Your Friendly Neighborhood Liquor Store

W « have a full imraMonr o f Mm F ia n t

You, too, can girt your lovorite child the thrill of a lifetime. Simply visit any Boiling Springs office. Select your FREE LETTER, address and stamp it, and put it in our special mail box.

Our Specials Carrolls Scotch 5th 86.8 pf $4.29Carrolls Gin Qt. 90 pf 3.99Carrolls Gin 5th 90 pf 3.29Carrolls Rye Qt. 86 pf 4.39Carrolls Rya 5th 86 pf 3.49

Prompt free Delivery Call WE 941121

Carrolls Liquors214 Stuyveaant Avenue, Lyndhunl. N. J.

A Holiday Greeting and Extra

NASSAU

In Rutherford • In Lyndhurat(M.U - a s s — M ..»

13 PA RK A V EN U ! «IS R ID G E ROAD

‘Where You^Sayq Po<n Make 4 Difference I"

FAGE ten TUE COMMERCIAI. LEADER AND SOUTH UERGEK REVIEW TUESDAY, SiUVfcaSÜtl 2-i, iy«H

LeClonT W n h a o f D— m S a le w simple. You pay

if ymw m H W e ia fm m t on y o u r honor. W rit* out your R a a a n a c a Sa le aH r t l i l— t ( l in k 2 itema) and m ail it ta 2S 1 R id fe Read, Lyndhurst. W a w ill ru n the advartaaaoaeatt twsee — w ithout cost if you don't mH If yan da sail, Mad us 3 1JM . T hank you — on yo u r

arade

IMONITOR balds 6 »be. w ra il Ge <-3081

NO A U T O M O T IV E A C C E P T E D

U» a• » ; $15. 5 to I pju.

OLD ITALIAN VIOLIN M l fa (Ntcelaae Amai«*), SIM. €»11 1 s w alter • p.m.

11 M

ÌS " SCHWINN TORNADO, rrd. aaed oaee, $18. Lionel tnüaa» two set*, maay arerattorfa'H, l>.4ii $20. <aa (iE g.?««.

12-8

HEAVY STEEL SATE, 24” sq. Are proof with combination lock; bent offer; call 998 3441.

Meet some new members of well received, and awaited with Ban inser-Waiker Posi; F r a n k ee*;er anticipation.Heim. James Muir, Clement Gor- . . . . -don, Henry Stanislowski and Mar- number of I^ndbunt Id o n ­eo CaJamito. Fred Heimich. etisia “ “ * * ^ t ^ ^ e a wUl att^ d man of the membership commit- * annual Memorial FuadQaj*< tee, thinks it would be a Rood Satun*®y> Decombei 3th. a l tl*c idea for some of you long-time Dufilunl Post- Prooe«U a*e tis« nu mbers come down to a meet- nursos training scholanhi*/-ins and get acquainted with the.*'1* ^ 0 y**1* rt*serv*bon as ao>« newer ones. If you have not ro- ;ls P08*1®*6-new<>d, as yet, for 1965. give I N«*t m<wtiT>R> Ttteaday. Oecem- ycurself a Christmas present and 3^help the post at the same time, jlemember. doozerdoo. , Mr anei Walter JwDski

Marcia, afttaBkiedWith the drawing for the Chriat-

BOYS OR (>IRLS coat and U-%Kto*» «-t. sl*r 5, *10; fold** ce tJlD W , DOUBLE .» « . .> m , ™ . . . (4l<!ckta^ in th(, r(Hurnj«taKmt new. *10. WUI deliver. ta ll l o - t Iron, p u r l i n linfe*. » I I h John ^ all mombi rs „ «

Mr. and Ml and daughter.

.mans raffle scheduled for Friday, ^ °* thetr second pand-12-3 1 December 4th, John Hartigan and son- Janosjd' ¡ J 2 f i

-— his cxmmiteee are busy every a** Martin Janoskt <a OnDRAIN BOARD,

TE 5 0128.

ton at St. Andrew*» R. C. Churchin Ciifton on Surtday. The baby

11-24

MM)I) F R ft;VDAfRK. wr>2 pair roliar «feats» *l*e 8 ami 9, like new, cheap, ( ’all 998 0136.

1 1 »

TEN ALUMINUM PORCT: srre«ns& ft. length and 3 ft. width with cumblnatkM aliuninuin storm u d m tw i door, 6 ft. leaftb aad 3 ft. width, good coadMon, $26; also Eoraka taak type vacuum rtaaaer. all attachiiH nU, guod ( oadltion, $10. ('all 998 €750.

11-24ADMIRAL TV, * IM eonaol«* model, $45. ('ail 438 7061.

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PERSIAN PAW F1TLL length fur «•oat, fit* sisew 18 or 20, Mark, ('all 998-8040 after 9 am .

TWO 20*’ G A S ranges, »hit«, $30 each. GK 8-1234.

r 11 *4

A RTIFIC IA L FIREPLAO C, $46; 2 den chairs, U .U «ark. Call ED Lson 8-4498. 11-24

OCTAGON S H A P E D U table, leather t«f table, leather tap; exeetknt camd. $25 for both. (*1 | 996-8548.

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fix tu re Included; iimke oiler. r .u WMt UB|jl lh(, Us, to tllrn was bom on October 2Sth at Holy“ “ “ “ *“ * Name Hospital, Teaneck. also the

birthday of his father and of his maternal grandfather. Hiadeus Makowski of Perth Amboy. God­parents were Mrs. Robert SkLslak

| of Colonia and John Swoboda of Montclair. Mr. and Mr*. Ttedeus

also were present at

_______ U in their books as it might createG R A Y PED IGREE CARRIAGE, |* botUvneck. Do it now. white baSftbiet, both w i t h , _ .n u t w w x ; KO.KI ,'on,tltion. Oell I J ,ohn Maarlovcld, Art F«tz.nK«- 438-0196 12-3 <,ux* c crcw

John Maarleveldmade

other visit to East Orage last STEPH EN 'S I2gauge pump shot- Lriday and entertained the pa- Kun. Just had Run reworked thiK1 ticnts in 6A. WhUe there they •»eaaon. Csll 99t 4 »46. | visited several area veterans. Post Makowski

ALUMINUM DOOR, 32x6 ft; Call 988 4135

Junior Youth Election HeldEvelyn Kamnwrer has b e e n

elected president of the Christ Me thodiet Church Junior Y o u t h Ft llowship Group. East Ruthpr- fcrd Also elected were Barbara Ward, secretary; and Robin Nad- ler. treasurer.

Th«» group will study Spanish- American neighbors, painting, crafts and drama. Fourth, fifth and sixth graders are eligible' Tt»e group meets each Friday 3:30 to 5 p.m.

NOWYOI CM OWI ft

CMCPO R AS LOW AS

* 2 1 5 0 °°

1964 Model 01601 HANOI -VA* including & tir*», haator aad da» (rw ttri, aux. Mat. aida daara* haavy duty sprinta, aaavy duty

SSTaJBT | R —

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MRS. DANGRBNQuest Homo for Iks Agad

12 -3 139 hospital partis are always the baptism.

COMBINATION$6. 17 ° TV, $ lk 12-S

BRAND NEW COKE Machine. 4 flavors; cigarette sad candy ma­chine. Call G E 8-0238 after 6 p.m.

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RUGS: 10x1$ b«ige woot-avton.$16$; 7.6 x 13 dnsamon wool. $7$;

ids; Ilka new. CaU 96»12 3

7 PC DARK MAHOGANY bedroom set; Mingle bed; goad «condition; $40. (a ll 968*6657.

12 3

ALUM COMBINATION Door$6x85, frame tnoiaded. CmU 996311$. 12*2

CROSLEY MRLVADOR Refrlg. $35. CaU 996 $819.

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W h y p u t u p w i t h a n o ld . i n e f f i c i e n t f u r n a c e ? G o g a t h e a t a n d b e s u r e o f e n jo y in g t r u e h o m e c o m f o r t t h i t w in t e r . F o r a f r e e h e a t in g s u r v e y , c a l l y o u r p lu m b in g c o n t r a c t o r , g a s h e a t in g in s t a l l e r o r P u b l i c S e r v i c e .

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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

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Mrs. lommazzo To Bo GueitMrs. Adeline lommazzo, former­

ly of East Rutherford, and now *«Mb)g at the Palmer Nursing Hem», Summit, w ill be guest of lunar Thanksgiving Day at a par- Hr «1 the home of her daughter, fttn. Joseph (Antcnette) Donna- n— , cf Union City, ip cditora- bcn cf her 79th birthday which

will be narked Tuesday.Mrs. lommazzo, who farmed

lived with her sen and daughtfl»- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex la ^ mazzo, at 85 Humboldt street, jfr als > the mother of three safe Harry D’Amore and Perry loaa- mazzo. both of East R utherM , and Victor D Amore, of SaraM É, Fla. and a daughter, Mrs. 4 1 - ward (Lucy) Bore, of BÜ t Rutherford. There are 12 grsaA- children.

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wtth the a p e a * ¡má “Tape."teaders-Mrs. 1. A . Stawtcki, Mrs. f . B ill» it f . aad M s. J . Gir- genti. ReportnvSuaan Wallace.

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Troop 10-Saww of tW* g m i read poetry in m em ory of John F . Kennedy We then went to our badge groups. Then we had sing- ;ng. Patrol 3 dosed the meeting with "Taps" and the Girt Scout Prayer. Leaders-Mrs. B . Blohm, Mrs. T . Carney, and Mrs. E . Oawiey Reporter -Unknown

Ih o p ft-We stuffed, pics and tfcci and braided yam for the wKmals Wo dtocussed Christmas. SuiSH Kefcar held openly exor­cises. We dosed the meeting with •he Ma^ic Tunnel Leader-Mrs C. Owtngs. Reporter-Florencc Carl- m

Troop 7-Patrol 1 was Ip charge ■f the opening. In the ,hcrse-shoe »he girls that went to CSmp Wen- iy recdved their "Troop Csm- Ter'“ badge. Mrs. Ndan made a few announcements. All of th e gktfc then went into thStr badge groups. The last thing we dkl was to play a game called the ‘Observation Game" and as each

f i i i got her turn she went heme. >jeaders-Mrs. L . Ndan, Mrs. F

S ix rooms w ith extra large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, hot water oil hsat, aluminum siding. Convenient to all schools and transportation. Vacant. We have the key.

NORTH ARLINGTONMorgan Place — 1-fam ily six room home in A -l condition Large modern kitchen, dining room, huge living room, 3 bedrooms <t bath on second Recently decorated. $22.900.

Bogle Avenue — Immaculate brick cape cod. Vest, entry, living room, dlaotte. tile kitchen. 2 bedrooms A tile bath on ftrrt floor - 1H rooms on sosond. W ell landscaped lot. Look th is one over and submit offer

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The Butterfly slaters had a at the te n * cf Mr. w .

Tfcrffr o? AM ir R . on Thursday ^ev. )». m eeven staters were

' Xhl. A. r b 0 h r f North Arllng- e a a r t Mrs. O. btnior ot Lynd-

' burst were guests for the evening.ANnr thé bttstneos ftteHir-. Mrs.

> O U M tr (VMr a talk on the , Bock McMIe that Is at the Sacred , B H rt CMrch H tt ttUr was veryI _ fc. kM.j ..I m cercsnng.

Aa a token o< thanks Mrs. W

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Court»» y oi Th« Now Yoft Historical Socioty. N m York Cüy. Rofcon L. Sluort CoMocttoa

T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y w i l l b e a h a p p i e r ,

m o r e m e a n i n g f u l d a y . . .r -

f o r a “ t h a n k - y o u v i s i t ” < o y o u r C h u r c h o r S y n a g o g u e —

I t ’s a story we all k n o w and love—the first Pilgrim Thanksgiving. The excite­

ment in their little homes must have been pretty much as it is today—the tantalizing smells of roast turkey and pumpkin pie— the bustle and rush of eager children—it must have been a wonderful day I

But before the Pilgrims sat down to their feast they observed the true meaning of Thanksgiving. They all gathered together in iheir meetinghouse to give thanks for the good they had received, lor survival through a long year of hardship, and to

pray for the strength and courage to keep their faith in this strange, new land.

This Thanksgiving, why not take your family to your house of worship. A quiet hour of prayer and thanks will make your holiday so much more meaningful.

Wherever you are . . . whatever your be­liefs may be . . . take time to offer your words of thanks . . . just as the Pilgrims did more than 300 years ago.

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F i n d t h e s t r e n g t h f o r y o u r l i f e . . .

WORSHIP TO GETHER THIS W EEK

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I ^ T h is educational « n j t iv o r ia m ad e poaaible by the r o o p e r a tio n o f th e fo lfow in g p u b lic -sp ir ite d citisena w h o are,, alw ays in the~fore s tr iv in g to make our r o m m u n ity a fin er and better p la c e in w hich to liv e .

P R IE T H F. BENEDICT, President B encdu'l-M illrr, hit-.

JO SEPH C. BARNET, President South Bergen Board of Realtors

W ILLIA M L. BATESt

W ARREN F . BOGLE, President Th® BokI«* Agency, Inc.

LESTER E. BRION, JR., P resident ' P e ter A. Kr*»»r A Co., lo r.

JAM ES A. BRESLIN Attorney at Law

JOH N L. BURK B urk Funeral Homes

JO SEPH A. CACCIANO, M anager Naaare M emorial Home, Inc.

GEORGE T. CANTRF.LI O, P resid e« Ccorga T . Cantrello, lac.

« . K. CRAW FO RD, Prc»idf*t Standard T ool 4 Mfg. Co.

VIN CEN T P . CANDIO, M.D.

HOW ARD C . CLAUBERG, President Miles M ercury Corp.

VIN CEN T COSTABILE, M.D.

F. S. D ICK INSO N JR.,B edon , D icktnaon ft Company

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ARNOLD A, DEM ASSI, JR ., V. Pres. D e'M aaai CediHac-Ponriar C o , Inr.

SOL DIA M O ND , President D iam ond Boning Corp.

CARL E ISEN , Preaident Fai

VINCENT G. FUTO , M ix

H. W. G R O T ll. President T he T ru b ek Chemical Company

FR A N K ft MICHAEL GALLO G allo W holesale Meats, Inr.

V ICTO R M- GAR DELLA, President T he lia g Agency, Inr.

K. G. H A LL, President P ipe Pro tection Service, Inc.

W IL LIA M C. HILLHOUSS TH IISTO N COOPER

Cooper Lum ber Company

W . K . H O U PT . President M ajor Cleaners ft Iauadarrr*

H E R B JO R D A N . Preaident G eneral T im of New Jersey. Carp.

JO SE PH L A C O T K L L O . * Rnyal Hawaiian Palma

H A RO LD S. MANNING. Ph. G.T h e PriaciUa Pharm aei i

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R O B ER T J. KEENAN, P re .id e n tE qu ity S av in |i A L m A i .o r i . l io a

JO H N 5. LESLIE, P rc .id rmL e.lie C .m p.oy

JO SE PH R. LETCHER U adcnW H C , Hrr%rn County

A LEX MAISLIN, V l r , ,P m l < W M ai.lin Bro«. Transport L td.

R U D O L PH MEI.ONE, P re .id e n l T h e San Carlo* R e .u u r .n t , l a c .

JO SE PH , EDWARD S FR A N K MASCHIO

T W Maarhio S Bonfire R m l.u r .n l«

H E R B E R T NEWTON T k a Face« Dairy Ca.

H A RO LD A. PARETI, M ayor S*r*M|dk ml C a rb u d t. N. J .

FRANK PE Z Z O n.A • * "tpenerel M otor. Truck

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ALFRED A. PO R R O , J r .Alta n a y al Law

JOSEPH R. PO L IT O , P r a l l t e « Jaw pk K . P a lile Acaacy, lac.

JOSEPH R U C C 10, M.D.

THEODORE RICH M OND , Inler-Clty T ra iw porla liaa

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JAMES P. TU O H Y ,American T ru rk L e a .ln f Carp.

W. P. TO C T , J r , P rc ii le n t Roiling. S p r il li . S. t L Amb.

ANTHONY SCARD IN O,Star Cm i M a n u ia r tu r in i Ca.

CHARLES A. SCAGLIONE,Tap Notch Maul Flaiafclat Ce.

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