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H a r b rid e sm a id w o r e a v io le t m a r q u ise tte d resa w ith a sh o rt fa c e v e i l and a t ia r a o f f lo w e r s . S h e a la o ca rried a b o u q u e t o f S p r in g f lo w e r s .

T h e m o th e r o f th e b ride w o r e a b lu e la ce d reas w ith p in k a c c e s s o r ie s and a c o r sa g e o f p in k ro se s .

T h e m o th er o f th e b rid egroom w o r e a d u b o n n et d ress w ith w h ite a cces s o r ie s a n d a c o r sa g e o f g a r d en ia s .

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T ile maid o f honor w aa !■ p a s t or b M ae B M r g n lm is , w ith a la r g e leghorn h a t, b lu e s l ip p e r s a n d g lo v es , and ca r r ied a i» old fa sh io n e d bouquet.

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i, ev e n t o h a v in g th e ir b u g ler s in fo r m a tio n sn d th e y d id w e ll w ith th em , p erh a p s n o t to o w is e ly , b u t w e ll. B illy C ooco in fo rm s u t t h s t th e P in e T ree P a tr o l w on th e c h e st b o x in sp ec tio n laa t w eek , a lso th e P a tr o l an d A a a ia ta n t P a tro l L ea d ers h eld a sp e c ia a l m e e tin g a t w h ich M r. W estco a t in structed th em in m a k in g o f a ten t. A ll th e p a tro ls o f t f ie tro o p a re w ork in g hard th is w e ek fo r th e in ter p a tro l ra lly to be held to m o rrow n ig h t. T h e sc o u ts o f T roop 2 , w ill h itch up th e ir p a lk s on S a tu rd a y e n d head fo r ca m p for th e w e ek end , h a v in g p lanned th is tr ip fo r som e t im e back . (B illy C occo’s te a w ill no d o u b t b e sa fe from fr e z z in g th is t im e , a s th e

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T he H obby S h o w h eld la s t w e ek a t R u th erford , h a s now fa d ed Into the p ast and a cc o rd in g to a ll r e ports, pro^pd i t s e l f to be a su c c e ss , m any p erson s o th e r th a n th oae interested in s c o u t in g h s v in g a tte n d ed and com e a w a y very w e ll p leased w ith w h a t th e y aeen . And now th e sc o u ts a n d aco u te rs p o in t to th e M on tc la ir “Y ’’ w h ere a ll troops o f T am arack C ouncil w ill *end sw im m in g te a m s to co m p e te in th e an n u a l C ou nc il S w im M eet on S a tu d ra y at 7 15 p. m. You can b e su re th e r e w in b e p le n ty o f good sw im m in g and fan cy div in g fo r th o se s c o u ts s r e o u t to w in th s t cup fo r th e ir troop , fo lk s .

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H is g r a n d fa th e r , th e fir s t th e fo u r , ow n ed a d a ir y fa r m near G oshen, N . Y ., w h ich h is fa th e r , th e second , l e f t to e n lis t in th e U n ion A rm y d u r in g th e C iv il Wai*. T he fo u r th is M r. T uth ill's so n w h o ia su p e r in ten d e n t o f th e B a ile y a v e n ue , B ro n x , d iv is io n o f S heffield F a rm s.

E n te r in g h is fa th e r 's m ilk b u s in ess in 1887 s t th e a g e o f s ix te e n , M r. T u th ill w e n t th ro u g h th e b liz - aard o f 1888. H e d e liv e r e d m ilk a s lo n g a s ra ilro a d s w e r e s b le to su p p ly th e c ity . H e re ca lled tod ay th a t, a t th e co m p letio n o f h is rounds th e m o r n in g a f t e r th e b liz zard s tr u c k , th e le g s o f h is tr o u se rs had been c u t to rib bon s b y s le e t and th e le g s o f h is h o rse w e r e b leed in g up to th e h ock s. H e co n tin ued to d rive a m ilk rout, for th ir te en y e a r s m ore.

Mr. T u th ill’s fa th e r b o u g h t hie o r ig in a l n t lk froute in J a n u a r y , 1888, w ith th e m o n e y h e sa v ed fro m hia a rm y p a y o f 812 p er m on th fo r fo u r y e a r s and th re e m on th s. T h e ro u te w a s lo ca ted in M u rr sy H ill.

T h e T u th ill co m p a n y uae^ th e n am e o f S h e ffie ld F a r m s s n d r e s tr ic t i t s e l f t o th e te r r ito r y n orth o f 110th s tr e e t on th e W e st S id e and 100th s tr e e t e a s t o f F ifth a v en ue by a g r e e m e n t w ith a n o th er d airy o f th e sa m e n am e. In 1902, th e tw o S h e ffie ld F a rm com pan iee and tw o o th er co m p a n ies w e r e conso lid a te d to fo r m S h e ffie ld F sr m s- S la w so n -D eck er C om pan y . T he nam e w aa sh o rte n e d in 1916.

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T h e F o r e s te r s o f S ta te o f N e w J e r s e y held th e ir co n v en tio n S a t -

a cc o rd in g to a n a n n o u n cem en t ju*t p ub lish ed b y th e d ep a rtm en t o f a c a d em ic a d m in istr a tio n . Miaa W ate r h ou ee ca r r ied 16 h o u rs a n d m ad e a n a v e r a g e o f 94.06.

w ork upon co m p letio n o f h er tr a in in g . S h e i t e sp e c ia lly in te r e ste d in tr a n s la tio n o f th e B ib le in to o th e r la n g u a g e s . S h e b e lo n g s t o th e L e a g u e o f E v a n g e lic a l S tu d e n ts sn d th« F o re ig n M ission F e llo w sh ip . M iss W a te rh o u se p la y ed in tr a m u ra l h o ck ey , v o lley b a ll, s o c cer and b a sk e tb a ll. M iss W a te r- h o u se is a m em b er o f th e A e lio ia n L iter a ry S o c ie ty .

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fr o m C ou rt V a lley b ro o k o f L y n d h u r st w e r e W illia m L in k J r ., W ill ia m T err y Jr., an d th e a l te r n a t e w a s J acob B urke.

A b an q u et w aa h eld S a tu r d a y

la a u j o r ia c in 1 “ * ht, « R o o f G * rd« o f K M . a n d p la n , to d o m iu io n a r y H o“ ‘ J « ® « ™ » -

' 1 E le c tio n o f officers w aa h e ld S un day . T he n e w ly e le c te d G ra n d C h ief R a n g er is -G eorge W a lla c e o f E n g lew o o d . W illia m L ink S r ., o f L y n d h u rst w a s e le c te d ch a ir m a n o f th e G ra n d 'T r u s t e e s . G rand C o u rt o fficers w e r e in sta lle d S u n d a y a fte r n o o n in a c o lo r fu l c e r e m ony.

M em oria l S erv ic e s w e r e h eld fo r th e th r e e P a s t C h ie f R a n g e r s w h o d ied in th e p a st y ea r . *

T h e d e le g a tio n w ill g iv e a th o r o u g h rep o rt o f th e c o n v e n tio n a t th e n e x t re g u la r m e e tin g o f C o u rt V a lley b ro o k , J u n e 6. N e w m em b ers w ill be in itia ted a t th is m e e tin g .

T h e d an ce h eld b y F o r e s te r s S a tu rd a y , M ay 2 1 , w a s a su c c e s s s n d th e c o m m itte e th a n k s a l l w h o helped n sske i t p o ssib le .

CARA G IRLS’ CLUBM isse s F a y and A n n C arrino o f

754 P e n n sy lv a n ia A v e n u e , e n te r ta in ed a t th e ir h o m e S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t a p a r ty fo r m em b ers and fr ie n d s o f th e C ara G ir ls ’ C lub.

G u e sts w e r e R o sa lie D o m en ico , G ra ce L om b ard i, L illia n D o m en ico , B e tty C am p en aro , G ertru de , N em - en b erg , B e tt y and C a m ille N e sc o , S u sa n C o ste llo , J e m e s C arrino , S u sa n L om b ard i, J e s s R is so lo , J o sep h L om bard i, A n th o n y , S em u el, C a r m in e a n d P a tr ic k C arrino , N ic h o la s L om bard i and Mr. and M rs. T . J . C arrino o f L y n d h u rst e n d F lo re n c e G rab er o f E a s t R u th erford .

C. P. Simpson,Of Pontiac Motors,

Explains Safety

M rs. G en e A n te n u ec i o f 45 4 J a y a v e n u e , e n te r ta in e d a t h er h o m e W ed n esd a y a fte r n o o n a t lu n ch eo n a 1 I • dg< ' . o '* - * e n - Mr« J»hn H u th a n se l, M rs. G eo r g e G o o d e , M rs. W im er D eck er , M rs. H . J , . M ig lin , M rs. F red erick B e n tx ie n , M rs. A n n a G ra v a g n a an d M r s . P e te r L a u r ie o f L yn d h u rst.

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ThM M i m aU d Lmni.dia1.lY H a U d 1> h o ttU . wilh ^ » ^ . 1 p a c ta d In ic . m i d o ü . m d p ro a p l l t to t ° » h a a »

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T h e re a r e th re e p h a se s to good d riv in g — th e ca r , th e d r iv er sn d traffic r e g u la tio n s , in th e op inon o f C . P . S im p so n , P o n tia c M otora g e n e r a l aa les m a n a g er .

“ M od em c a r s a r e b u ilt a s a a fe i e n g in e e r in g g e n iu s ca n m ake

th em . T raffic r e g u la tio n is d e s ig n - to co n tr o l d r iv in g to th e b e s t

o f ita s b il i ty . B u t th e hum an f a c tor— th a t is, th e d r iv e r - - cannot be co n tr o lle d . O n ly b y ed u cation cen w e hope to m a te r ia lly reduce th e a cc id e n t ra te n ow p r e v a le n t,” Mr. S im p so n b e lie v e s .

“T o th e ex p er ien ced d riv er , o p er a tio n o f e c e r becom els in st in c t iv e . T h o se w ho o n c e le sr n to ope r a te a c a r c o r r e c tly a re seld om in troub le . It ia th o se w h o learn th e w r o n g w a y , w h o g e t o f f on th e w r o n g fo o t , th a t ca u se m oet o f th e a cc id e n ta .”

H er e , a ls o , a r e a fe w o th er good d r iv in g h in ts w h ich he s a y s e v er y o n e sh ou ld fo llo w :

“T h e te ch n iq u e o f p ro fe ss io n a l r a c e d r iv er s p ro v id e s s c lu e to jth e b e s t w a y to m ak e tu rn s and cu rv e s . T h e se m en ap p ly th eb ra k es w h en a p p r o a ch in g th e tu rn , e n te r i t a t redu ced sp eed and ae-

„ ___ ________ __________________th e C vlerate aa th e y co m e o u t on th ere st o f th e m e e tin g and th e r e s t 1 s tr a ig h t-a w a y . T hia m ethod m akes w ere ex c u se d . T h e re eu lts w e r e s te e r in g m ore e f fe c t iv e and keep s w ell w o rth th e e f fo r t fo r m an y ¡th e c a r under co n tr o l, m a k in g I t jboy» th a t needed a fe w te e ts p e s s - , u n n ec essa ry to ja m o n th e brakesed to a d van ce in ran k did so a t . in th e m id dle o f th e cu rve , w h ich

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th is m e etin g . T roop 1, i s proud o f th e fa c t , th e y had th e la rg e a t a tten d a n ce in th e p arad e laat M ond ay , o n ly th r e e s c o u ts b e in g a b se n t out o f s to ta l e n r o llm e n t o f fifty . But, Ed B ello , e n e r g e tic J u n io r A . S. M. o f th e tr o o p s a y s t h s t n e x t year. T roop 1 w ill be th e c l s s e e s t e a lf t t f u r ,

H ow did you l ik e th e L . H . S .Har«1. f ..;k s? B e l i e v e y o u

rryon e o f u s sh ou ld fe e l proud th a t u n it, fo r i t Is th e beet in

is s d a n g e ro u s p ractice.“ W hen g o in g up a h ill, s h if t in

to secon d g e a r a s so o n a s you r sp eed g e t s dow n to 20 m iles sin hour. U s e th e sa m e g e a r g o in g dow n a s you used g o n g upi

“W h en s ta r t in g in sand or mud p u t t h e car ia sec o n d or h ig h g ea r — and r e le a se th«* clu tch pedal s lo w ly . T h e w h ee ls w o n ’t sp in sn d d ig th e m se lv e s In.

“I a g o in g dow n lo n g h ills — ia eith er second or h ig h g ea r— alow

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sh a v er ia fr o n t tw ir lin g a baton w a s n one o th e r th an B illy C occo, o f T roop 2 , L yn d h u rst, sn d th a t baton tw ir lin g ch am p ju s t in fr o n t o f th e hand w a s J o h n n y Ba/Sfcch, w ho ta u g h t B il ly h is s tu ff.

Y our in fo rm er to o k e je u n t up to C am p T a m a ra c k la s t S a tu r ta y , oW^ r th e com b in ation o f n o-d ra ft and th e r e in th e m idat o f m a a y i inau latedo th er sc o u ts w a s th a t g en is 1 sco u t- «a ffin e an dm a ster o f T roop 4 , N o r th A r lin g - "»akea i t d ifficu lt to

a p eed . S o w a tch y o « * apeedom -

b in g ’ a c t io n s ra th e r than by contin u o u s p ed a l preeaure. T h is is a b o a good ru le w h en co m in g to S s to p fro m a h ig h apeed.

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Thursday

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b e Uaaitod t o m em b ers o f Um u - K U tiv * c o m m itte e th e ( t u r t l eom - m ftte e . M ayor«' ch a irm en o f rap id tr n a a it e o n t B i t t m , c h a ir m e n o f d iv is io n a l c o m m itte ea and co m m it- tM iM n . T h e y w ill h e a r p lan « o a t- l u e d fo r th e fu n d r a is in g d r ir e sch ed u le d fo r th e period b etw een J u n * 8 and Ju ne 1 C.

E m p h a a ia ia g th e tr em e n d o u s e n th u s ia sm and su p p o rt w h ich th e ca m p a ig n o f th e u m n ait c o m m it to e ia a t tr a c t in g n a ll p a rta o f N o r th ern N ow Jer a ey . C h airm an W illia m M. S e u fe r t ou tlin ed a fe w o f th a p rom otion a l d e ta ils th a t w ill b r in g th« im p o rta n ce o f th e c a m p a ig n to th e fo r e fr o a t o f pub lic a tte n t io n d u r in g th e m on th Ha a a id :

“ M ayors o f a ll th e 70 m u n ic ip a lit ie s in B e r g e n C o u n ty h a v e b e e n aaked to iaaue p ro c la m a tio n s d e c la r in g th a p eriod b etw een Ju ne S and J u n e 16 aa R ap id T ra n s it W eek .

“ M ore th a n 50 .000 fo u r -p a g e fo ld e r s d e sc r ib in g th e purpoeea o f th e c a m p a ig n a r e b e in g d ia tr ib a le d o n a ll c o m m u tin g tr a in s on th e E r ie and S u a q o eh a a n a , J a n a S and3. H ouse to h o u se d is tr ib u tio n o f th a aam e fo ld e r s w il l b e m ad e a t th a aam e tim e . A sou nd tr a ck sp r e a d in g th e goap el o f rap id tr a a - a it w ill to u r th e co u n try fr o m June 3 to J u n e 16.

" T h is ad d itio n a l p u b lic ity w ill -nak. . w r y one m th e cou n ty per- sonaliy fa m ilia r w ith th e ca m p a ig n a n d th e n eed fo r p rop er su p p o rt o f ita o b je c t iv e s "

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The Hour Of ElevenBY W IL L IA M G L A S 8 M A N

I t is one of the treasured tr a d itions of the Order th a t a n E lk snakes no boast of his good d eed*; on the contrary, he prefers to conceal them from public k n o w le d g e . As applied to individual co n d u c t, and a s related to in d iv id u a l b en eficiaries, thia attitude is a lto g e th e r commendable. It is on e o f th e finest E lk sttribu tes.

But there are many b e n e v o le n t activitiea of the Order, and o f ita subordinate *<odges, which n o t only deserve to become g e n e r a lly known bat whose in flu en ce fo r go o d ia increased proportionately to the publicity accorded them. Such pub licity ia not only suggestive to those who may em ulate the good example, but it also attrac ta favorable atten tion to the Order and arouaea desire among acceptable non-members to have a fra ternal association with those engaged upon auch hum anitarian endeavora

One of the im portant reaaons for the establishm ent of The Elks Mag- asine waa th a t a suitable medium might be provided fo r giving appropriate publicity to th e O rder's fra ternal ac tivities and accomplish- menta.

From its inception The E lk s Magaxine has been maintained as a m agasine of the highest standards, both in phyaical make up and in litera ry content. I t has achieved its purpose to become a welcome visitor in any home, a valuable addition to any reading table. I t haa concluavely proved ta effectiveness aa a medium for conveying to the entire membership the fretdrinal dnfomt*tion -'the Order deairea them to have, tha official communications wMch .to designed they should rece ive the news of subordinate lodge activitiea In whch they are naturally interested, and other m atte rs of distinctly fraternal im port.

The foremost w riters of the country contribute of the ir beat work to ita pages. I ts illustrationa a re from the handa of the most noted a rtis ts . I t cover designs are o f uniform excellence and distinction comparing favorably within those o f the perfcfcttcals o f the country .

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y e a r fr o m each m e m b er a s si p a r t o f h is an n u a! d u e s , h a s en a b le d i t to sh o w c o n s is te n t a n n u a l n e t e a r n in g s o f s u b s ta n t ia l su m s , w h ich h a v e b een a v a ila b e l to th a G rand L o d g e .

T he E lk s a r e c o n s ta n t a n d e n th u s ia s t ic readera o f th e ir p u b lic a t io n b e c a u se ita f r a te r n a l fe a tu r e s k eep th e m in fo r m e d o f th e a c t iv it ie s o f th e O rd er, a n d ita o th e r s f e a tu r e s a re o f su ch a com p r e h e n s iv e c h a r a c te r t h a t e v m e m b er o f th e fmmily finds s o m e th in g o f ea p ec ia l in te r e s t in e> issue.

E L K -O -G R A P H SJune, generally a month in the

Lodge year of quite inactivity, thia year under the skilful helmsman- shp of Exalted Ruler Mellilo haa developed into an evolutionary flamboyant spectacle of eventa. To memtion a few:

June 11 — Officer's N ight the final Grille P arty of this see eon. One can expect anything in the way of aurpriaes a t tha t party.

June 14—F lag Day aervicaa in the Lodge Room. A ceremonial to which the public ia cordially invite <1 to att« nd.

June 20 to 26 inclusive—The biggest most elaborate Grandioee O utdoor Bazaar ever attem pted by the Club, to be staged on the Club Grounda.

June 26 — The Annual Family Outing to be held a t Kline’a Grove. An event when mentioned envelopes one with tha t anticipatory feeling.

T ran sit Committee D inner Ju n e 6 th

The complete list of speakers a t the dinner of the N orth Jersey Tranait Cortynittee a t the Swiaa C h a le t, Re o he lie P ark, on Monday evening, June 6, ia announced by Fred U. Hiller««, chairman of the Dinner A rrangem ents Committee.

They include John Borg, who a s- su m ea hia post as a member of the P o rt of New York A uthority on Ju ly 1; Senator Edmund W. Wake- lee; Jacob W. Binder, Executive Secretary of the Bergen County Chamber of Commerce; Aaaembly- man Frank C. Osmers, J r ., and Jam es A. Brealin of Lyndhurst.

3 Local S tudents Ip N. Y. U. G raduationL y n d h u r st , N . J . w ill be

se n te d on W ed n esd a y m o r n in g J u n e 8, a t th e O ne H undred an d S ix t h C om m en ce m en t E x erc ia es o f N e w Y ork U n iv e r s ity , it w a s a n n o u n c ed to d a y b y C h a n cello r H a rr y W ood- burn C h ase.

L oca l r e s id en ts w h o a re ca n d id a te s fo r d e g r e e s fo llo w :

E le a n o r G a y d o s, 156 F er n a v e n ue , B a ch elo r o f S c ien ce , S ch oo l o f E d u cation (a a o f F eb . 1 9 3 8 ).

A n n e G reffam , 459 P a g e a v e n u e , M a ster o f A r ts , Sch oo l o f E d u ca tio n (a s o f F eb . 1 9 3 8 ).

F r a n c is R . C andio , 34 7 R id g e

In Lyndhurst; Cnur ches i

ST. MATTHEW*« LUTHERAN CHURCH

V a lley B rook Ave.* and T r a v e r s P I R ev . G eo rg e M a iler , 2 9 t T ravara

SchreckensteinsE n terta in F riends

Mr. and Mra. Schreckenatein of 242 Fern avenua, entertained a t their home Friday night a t a party. Guests were: Mra. MiKon Abel of East Oran*'-; Mrs. George Captain of Caldwell; Mra. John De- Graw of Belleville, Mrs. John Me- (»innas, of Newark, Mrs Hilda Pet erson of Union, Mrs.*Thereaa A rm strong o / Kearny, Mias Caroline Schrifoffer of Hillaide, Miaa Cecile I.jthorde of Rutherford, Mrs. Mary Hayes of Newark, and Mr and Mrs. Fred Gebhardt and son Fred A rthur of Lyndhurst.

This W eek’s Specials A t . . .— i Schaefer’s

HARDWARE STORE602 Ridge Road_____________ L yndhurstRBU. Me PORCKAAIN ENAMEL

Covered Ice Box Pan 45cJ PIE C E COMBINATION

Y acht Mop, Wringer & Pail 6 5 e(WAX o* CLRANKR)

Simoniz Polish. 3 3 «REG. 60c 5 LB. BOX K O P r m VELVET

Feed* the grass — starve* the weeds

Lawn Fertilizer 2 9 «REGULAR **.50

POT STOVE (FOR HOT W A T E R ) $ ^ . 9 9

R H X a l.A H » 1 .1 » FU LL. S IZ E

IRON BOARD 7 9 «We Ira t a x I k . L A R G E S T S T O C K E D S T O R E IN L Y N D H 1 R S T

SCHAEFER’S Hardware StorePhone R U therford 2-5761

SANDING MACHINE FOR H IRE We Install Window Glass

E very th ing fo r the Home and Garden FR EE DELIVERIES '

In jured In Accident, Local Man Recovers

August Thornton, 86. brakeman

FHA Modernization and Repair Loans Arranged

SCREEN SC o o p er L u m b er Co.

RUTHERFORD LYNDHURST

EAST RUTHERFORD

New chairmen of Mayor’s Tran- road. Bachelor of Science, Univer- alt Committees include Charles a;ty College of A rts and Pure Conklin J r . named by Mayor, Paul Science.J . Foscbini of Hackensack; Councilman Joaeph C. Caawell appointed by Mayor Adolph Krembel of Pal- isades Park ; Leon Sitek, desginated by Mayor Edgsr J. Hollister of Bendix; George Erm eti, picked by j Mayor H erbert W. Jenkins of Englewood Cliffs; A lbert Nelson, selected by Mayor A rthur W. Ker- wien of F ort Leer Jacob Noon- burg, appointed by Mayor John M.Gabriel of Garfield, and Georgy* F.W agner, named by Mayor H. I.Lowe of Ridgefield Park.

Mrs. Chas. Boehmer E n terta in s a t Cards

Mrs. Charles Boehmer of 274 Green avenue, entertained a t her home Tuesday night a t carda for the benefit of the Ladies’ Aid So- ceity of the St. M atthew’s L utheran Church.

Gueats were: Mrs. Jam es Dem- area t Mra. K a li Leahy, Mrs. H arry Brockman, Mrs. F rank Syn- der, Mrs. Mary Zeck, Mrs. A. H. Hinckle, Mrs. John Bogan, Mrs. George DeSaix, Mra. Henry Dauch-

Mra. John O'Neill, Mrs. W illiam Staina, Mra. William Landells, Mrs. William Buchholtx and Mrs. M atthew Ahmuty.

PERSONALSH arry K rlyer of 296 Ridge

Road returned Mdonya from a stay a t Philadelphia.

Members of the Clasa of 1936 of Lyndhurst High School held a reunion dinner and dance Thursday night a t the Chicken Barn, To- towa, la st night. The committee in charge included: Mieses Dorothy Pirataky, Florinda Hanson, Robe r t Olson, Raymond DeRenxiz and Charles Caatlea.

Miss Jean Linicus of 223 Poet avenue, entertained a t her home Tueaday night fo r members of the Je l Jec Cub. Members present were Misses Lesbia Colabella, Catherine Sharp, Elisabeth Macll- ravey, Joyce Ghiglia and Ethel Reid.

Miss Dee Busanich of 624 New Jeraey avenue, returned Monday from 8t. Barnabas Hospital, Newark, where she underwent an oj^ eration.

Georg* Saum of 286 Sttiyvfesant avenue, and Alfred Crankshaw of

'281 Livingston avenue, a re a t Cul- |ver Lake, spent tha week end a t the summer cottage of Mr. Crankshaw.

Mr. and M r.. Otto Pipo and fam ily of 360 Stuyvesant avenue spent t lx , N k end a t Lake Lenape.

Mr. and Mra. G arrett Robertaon. of 202 Fern avenue, entertained a t the ir home for a few day , Mra. Helen Down, and M n. May Downa o f Brooklyn.

M iaiea C a th e rin e F it ig e r a ld , F ran ce» Schw aari and M ra. Mil- drd S taple, returned Monday from Atlantic City, where they attended the atate convention of Junior Woman’» du b » . Mi»a Betty Ber- k ey , repnaented the Lyndhnrat Sub Junior Woman'a Clob, there.

_ , _ .. , Edward and John Powloakl. ofon the Lackawanna Railroad, w a , 135 K m m land a . r <e -eturnedreported recoverm r today in St. ! Monday from a » ta , i a ¿ ~ nMary'» H c p ita l, Hoboken, from a ¡ton, Pa. possible fracture of the skull. Hawas struck Sunday night by anautomobile on Observer Highway,Hoboken. He lives a t 142 Foreat avenue.

Sunday, June 5, 9 :1 5 a. m.— Sunday SchooL

10:30 a. m.—Divine W orsh ip . Confirmation of 16 young peop le . Those to be confirmed and a c c e p ted into the co m m u n ic m n t membership are: Annette A rm strong, Dorothy Henwood, Marie Hays, Lillian Johnson, Dorothy Tolsyedt, Ivy Ktanberjr Sornensen, Evelyn Pet- zschem, Msy Yedd, Gladys Vol- kertxen, Kenneth Andresen, Otto Willism Bsyer, Carl Eck, William Hamer, Kay T. Frank, John Schneider, H erbert Stam er.

Sunday. June 12—10:30 a. m., Reunion service of St. M atthew’s Conflrmants. During the past 22 years 320 have been received into S t M atthew’s by the rite of confirmation. Of these 299 have been confirmed by the Rev. George Muller.

Thurdsay, June 9—A Cafeteria Luncheon will be served a t StJ M atthew’s next Thursday, June from Noon on. Mrs. Blanche Muller ia chairlady of the committee.

Saturday, June 11—The Annual Sunday School Picnic held under the auapices of St. M atthew ’s will be held Saturday June II at Sunset Lake Park, Mahwah, N. J. This fine picnic grounds Is found on Route 2, about 25 miles north of Lyndhurst. Bathing and will feature the picnic. Large busses will leave the chuch. Valley Brook avenue and Travers place a t 9:30 a. m. Reservations may be made by calling the parsonage, Rutherford 2-2134.

B irth P arty forAngelina Gallo

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallo of 426 Summit Avenue qntertained Wednesday afternoon a t a party a t the ir home in celebration of the tw elfth birthday anniversary of the ir daughter, Angelina.

Guests were: Missee Joaephne Bonelli, Josephine Grccione, Christine Gaccione, Dorothy G rapatin, Josephine Gallo, Francea Livelli, Phyllis Bonelli, Phyllia Soelaa, Marie Scelaa and Phyllia Frangi- pane

Post Death Award For Miss Sullivan

Ladies’ Aid Society of tha St. M atthew’a Lutheran Church will meet June 9 a t the church A c a f eteria luncheon will be aerved pre- vious to the maatin#.

ston avenue, returned Monday morning from a stay a t Culver

«■ 1 ■ Lake.The National Committee of A- I —

S 2 N V»i> “ *• ! A minature mechanical circu.morlal Fund Wedneaday announ-iwill be installed in the »how winced po»thumou. award of • gold dow of Andy Egerf, Pin |y Wi*-

Local Sportsm enTo Change Nam e

A t th e la s t m e e t in g o f th e B er- g e a C o u n ty P ia h a n d G am e T ra ile r s a s u g g e s t io n w a s b ro u g h t up to ch a n g e th e n a m e o f th e o r g a n iza tio n t o th a t o f “ S o u th B erg e n R od and G un Club** in ste a d o f F is h a n d G aase T r a ile r s a s i t fo r m e r ly

T h e s u g g e s t io n w sa u n a n im o u sly a p p ro v ed a n d th e n ew

ae w il l g o in to e f fe c t a a soon th e p rop er le g a l c h a n g e s can

be m ade w ith th e s ta te .T h e re w e r e a lao e le c tio n o f officer» and R ob ert F u lle r w a s r e

ta in ed a s p res id en t. O th er o f f ic e r s a r e : J o sep h G a u th ier , s e c r e ta r y , and W a lte r R ich a rd s, tr ea su rer ,

fo o tO ld

tha MflU1 o ca te d a t know n a s th e P la n t.

T h e ra n g e w ill be a a < f e e t ta r g e ts sn d o n ly s m a ll \ w ill be a llow ed .

L a s t T h u rsd a y n ig h t th a Rifle te e m sh o t a t th e M ou n t P le a s a n t indoor ra n g e a n d a v e r y la r g e a t ten d a n ce o f m e m b ers w e r e p r aaaaft. C h ief R a n g er L a tta lle d iv id ed M a m en in to tw o g ro u p s k n o w n aa A sn d B e n d by th e a v e r a g e m a r k s o f ea c h m an th e tw o t e a a a w a r t eq u a lly b a lan ced . A 10 0 p o in t conte s t w a s h eld b etw een th e tw o te a m s and C lasa B te a m , w h ic h w a a com p osed o f Jo sep h G a u th ier , R o b e r t F u lle r , W a lter R ich ard , R o la n d L a tta lle and A n th o n y K iea er , w o n w ith 91 a v e r a g e , o v e r T h o m a s D o m e n ico , L a w ren ce G a u th ier , J o h n

R oland L a tta le w aa e le c te d c h ie f P o J u u i; p e , „ H eck er and S a l L in k .r a n g e officer and T h o m a s D o m anico , a s s is ta n t c h ie f ra n g e officer.

T h e o r g a n isa tio n h a s a rifle tea m w h ich is k now n a s th e S o u th B erg e n R ifle T ea m an d w ill sh o o t each S a tu rd a y 3 :3 0 p. m . a t th e

whose team average was 86 outof possible 100.

In a short address to th e m en . by Mr. Lattalle, the c h ie f r a n g e officer, said “The su c c e ss o f any rifle club is mainly the a a fe ty r u le s

old L ynd h urat P o lice p i»toI r a n * e , w h ic h tu be c a r e fu lly o b w r r e d .

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W E S T M IN S T E R P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H

R id g e Road aad N ew J er a ey A v e . R ev . F red erick H obson B uchh ok g .

M in ister

C H U R C H OF C H R IS T , S C IE N T IS T“God the Only Cause and Cre

ator” is the Lesson-Sermon subject fo r Sunday, June 6 in all Christian Schience Churches and Societies throughout the w o rld f l

The Golden Text ia: “Thou a rt voi * hy. o l.nrd, to receive glory and honour end power: fo r thou hast created all thinga, and for they pleasure they a re and were created.” (Revelation 4:11).

Among the Lesson-Sermon citations is the following from the HtMe: "Have we not all one father? hath not one God created u s?” IMalaaM 2 10 ). ^

TheLesaon-Sermon also includes this passage from the Christian Science textbook. “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: “God ia the parent Mind, and man is God's [spiritual offspring” (p 336).

medal and $500 to Miss Helen Rosalie Sullivan, switchboard heroine of the P leas Hotel fatal Are in Jersey City December 29th.

The gold medal award, highest honor of the telephone industry, ia the flrst such sw ard to be made in eight years and the only individual aw ard made thia year. The committee announced special cita- tione to large groups of telephone employees for the ir outstanding work in restoring snd m aintaining telephone communication during the Ohio Riverflofca of 1937, and awarded a plaque to the New Jer- a*y Bell Telephone Company in commemoration of Miss Sullivan's heroic act.

The award to Miss Sullivan au- peraedee tha t of a regional bronae Vail Medal given by the New J e rsey committee last March. National aw ards are made after eonaid- eration of regional swards, thia year numbering th irty-three ia the country.

V a il M edals are provided from a fund created ia memory of the late Theodore M. Vail of Morris- town, prvaident of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company fo r m an y yeara. Under the tarm a of th e fand*> establishm ent hf»ftle, stiver an d gold medals s r e ' awarded to telephone men and women fo r a c ts o f services which

picuously illustrate Mr. Vail's ideals in public service. The bronse medsl w*s awarded In 1930. when tees in the territories of the com- psnies a sso c ia te d in the Bell System. The n a tio n a l award commutes review* th e ca a e e in which regional bron se aw ards have been made, and a n y othsp cases subm itted, se le c tin g for special recognition a n y ca se a which appear ta have b een o f ou ta tainting excellence or im p o rta n ce . Ita laat gold {nodal wa* a n a r^ jd ni 19#0. when

peathumounly fair I Cleveland hoepttai

wer* givea. one

Mr* H. N .Veglia of U S Fifth avenue, waa the gueet fo r the peat few days of her son and daughter in law. Mr. end Mrs. Joaeph Neglia Of Montclair

gly Market all next week. The circus which will b« a marvel in inguenty wll portray everythng a real circus has. The Beech-Nut Peeking Company will install the «U^WL

Miss Marie Ison of 421 Page avenue, returned Monday morning from Mt. St. Joeeph’s College, Cheetnut Hill, Pa., where she was the guest of her sister Helen, a student there.

Mr. snd Mrs. Jack So low ef 230 Post avenue, enjoyed a dinner and theatre party in New York Tuee- day night.

Mr. and Mra. Robert Henderson and children Grace and Edith of 338 Poet avenue spent the past week a t Long Valley.

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* P le rrep o n t antf Unceln Ave*.B ra n c h o t the M oth er C h u rch

T h * F lra t C h urch o f C h rist ,M # n tl« t , In B o sto n , M a m .Su n .ln y 8 * rv tc e * a t 11 a . m . an d

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R ^ i n ? Room m th e R iv e d T h e a tre B u ild in g o p en d a lly fro m 11 o 'c lo ck to I o 'c lock e * c * p t ffu n tfar a n d fe g a l holl- d * r » ; a n 4 on T h u re d a y e v e n in g fro m u> l :S S o 'c lo ck .

Miss Dorothy Dolan of 216 Webster avenue, ia home recuperating from an operation performed a t the Hackenaack Hospital last Wednesday.

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For Real E state and Insurance

H sve client who m ust sub-lease hia three room apartm ent

in a beautiful well kept apartm ent houae. Now pays forty-five

dollars per month, will sub-leese fo r $40.

Will insure sny sutomobile in Lyndhurst for public Lia

bility and property damage (6, 10 and 15) with a most reliable

company for only $39.16.

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Kingsland Avenue. wound up a aweetly aucceaaful ath letic career at N ew ark ( in lv tn i ty last week by p itching the baae- ball team to a victo ry over hated riv a l Upaala Fred, graduate o f Lyndhurst H igh School was the p itching iuainala> of the team which played Fo rd ham. N . T . U . and other high class team*. He (ta rre d in bartietball and tennia aa well aa baseball.

Facts and More FiguresW e have spoken to numerous m erchant* in town during

the p u t few month« and some of them have gently hinted tha t business is not as good as it m ight be. And they baaed th e ir com plaints on the fact that people were going out of town to buy. t

Facts as supplied by a gentlem an resident show th a t the re are approxim ately 20.000 in h ab itan tsln Lyndhurst. He figures th a t aach inhabitant is fed a t a cost of about 26 cents per day. Using those figures. $fi.ooo dollars should be spent each day by the people of Lyndhurst fo r food stuffs. M ultiplying th a t figures by 8 6 6 , the num ber o f daya in the year, he concluded th a t $1,825,000 should be «pent each year. N early $2,000,000. It staggered ua. Dividing the num ber of atorea fo r Lyndhurst into th a t figure and assum ing tha t each o f the stores receives an equal share of the business we found It hard to figure out why a good percentage m ore of the dealers do not w inter in F lo rida.

Sum m er o f course takes a good portion o f the local residents aw ay from the local business and there are quite a few other factors which tend to make the money spent each year total lest then $2,000,000. The biggest reason la a m ajority o f people shop out o f town. Considering carefare o r automobile money, and valuable tim e, we do not aee how the local women save money by shopping out o f tow n. It is a lamentable aituation.

Velodrome Race Plans

Starling« W in Four Game« Over W eek-end

T h e L ynd h urst S u r l . t i g , A . C .I w oa fo u r ffB M n »vor th e w e e k - } rod in 1*0 u n c e r ta ia « « jr . T h e y h ave w on a te e . in a i* h i g a m ee a g a in st M M n U

On H cturtU y > 1 th e S p orta C a s tor « t lU oor H ood th e y hod • th r illin g 12 - tim in g g a m * w ith Uw 9 t S ta n tio ua Oa t h ob t C tah w ta n in g • to Ï . S un day th e y tr a v o U d w> A ltrftdaie w h ore th e y d e fe a te d t h . A tten da le A . C . tft to ft ha- kind Ed L io ttrae' g r o a t pt’ eh ta g The S to r i tag» h it h ard a a d com

m an'» sp eed y tr a ck S u n d a y and W ednoeday n igh ta .

N a t io n a l c ir cu it c h a m p io « boat

»inning streak in the doodlehagco m p e titio n a t N atW y ia th r e e n ex t

fM ÎM fat that Im «h i M i a l i A l oa th e N a t le y hoard*. One of the pa a a # aat «drivera l a th* màâffét a u to ra r in g raak a , OoaeU la only S3

(¿eaesll ha« a background of top aotch rartog, haviag htwmd * motropoHtaa aad m id w w t e m tr a ck s a n d a ia o s t a r n a * aa th o W oot roaot. !» o so ino.la p raoo o a tho

School Team Wins A Game

BEARS STILL IN LEAGUE LEAD

H erren Schools In Tri-County Meet

Thandar. J » 1. M M PAoa m a

Lookin&’em O ver With The Observer

Wind Up Successful Career! Acmes Play In Newark University Sports Jwo Games

Before Crowd

1* w »s a disappointm ent to th is departm ent when we heard about the tie «core in the recent track meet between the A lum ni and the H igh School V a rs ity .

There we w ere torn between two fire*. Bu t we favored the A lum ni aggregation. Assum ing that some of the A lum ni men have grown old and rusty, the show ing they presented was gallan t indeed.

The score was 43-43. H enry Lagrenburg. the L ittle Jo h n , o f the team, took the high jum p event w ith a leap of 5 feet. 5 inches. He used to knock off & feet. 11 inches when he was in H igh School. Johnny IJpp enco tt running in the 100-yard dash and 220 came in second in each o f those events. H e waa nosed out each tim e by the va rs ity man, D ick Coughlin . Coughlin’s tim e was slower than L ipp inco tt's when Lipp inco tt ran the heats fo r the H igh School.

Bob Swenson, W a lt C ary, Cono Monoco. Pete Curcio, and Anthony G uidetti »rerent com peting Tho«» alum ni man would have changed the story. It would have been a w a lk aw ay fo r the A lum ni. A lthough it i* rum oured that G erlach running the m ile fo r the V a rs ity would have nosed C ary out in the m ile event. C ary is supposed to be washed up. Th is opinion is derived from the fact that W a lt cam e in sixty-ninth in a field o f 75 during a recent Fordham Cross County m eet Bu t w hat m any failed to note that Cross Country is a new departure fo r the winged C ary and alao he ran the whole distance on one leg. O r ao we have been made to understand. The story is, a ligam ent in the other leg was sorely tw isted, a ll during the race.

Ralph DeFrino Benefit FundA sports ca rn iva l w ill be held down at the Sports Center

Saturday afternoon. Ju n e X I, fo r the benefit o f the fam ily of the late Ralph D eFrino , local athlete. Ch ief among the high ligh ts o f the meet »rill be the contest between the Lyndhurst S tarlin g s baseball club and the local Acmes. I t is a game which should a ttract many fans. The Starlin g s have been asking fo r a game w ith the Acm e's fo r quite some tim e.

The sports ca rn iva l ia being aponnored by a local group o f sportsmen and th is departm ent th inks that there ia one o f the nicest and noblest o f gestures.

ROWE’S CORNERWith Walter •• Hawk " Rowe

Local OatM Winner and Loser In Week-

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Mus in if8 From FloridaNorm Greenwald. local lad who went to F lorida to ride

a horse, report* th a t the rid ing academy he runs live miles out from Miami Reach ia coming along nicely. He haa Increased his horse herd from seven to seventeen and he now has quite a steady clientlle.

He also reports via correspondence to th is departm ent th a t he is now quite an accomplished rid e r Taking Into consideration the fact that Norm an never had been on a horse In his life up to th is Florida trip , any change in hi« rid ing no nialter how i n f in i t e , would lie a tremen.l. „ .

He has complied some facts on Florida, which may or may not be a departure in new idea*. However, they are original. He sta tes th a t : 5

1. There are more insects in the s ta te of F lorida than in all the o ther 47 states in the Union.

2. That goea doable for cuckaroaches.S., The cows here in Florida apparently a re o f an In

ferio r aa well as an enem k breed. The milk tastaa like water.

4. Among the natives, corn is the favorite beverages „ . *• Tb« natives o f Florida favorite expreaaion ia- “ I liked to die . A aenae of hum or among t im e peoiite ia decidedly absent.

6 . I am nuts about a native fru it called M a n fo n7. Avacados peara grow In abundance, but I do not

like them.I . Fiahing in Florida ia underrated. The fiah a re more

plentiful and larger than you can imagine.9. The Chambers of Commerce her* a re alkk real

estate operatora. Hence: according to local r r n releases the sun always shines here. I t ra ins plenty and don 't let them fool you.

Norm will supply more data on F lorida in a la ter edition

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Faculty Adviser MISS HELEN COLEMAN

Assembly Program sAssem bly program s such as the recent G . O. assem bly

o ffe r more to the student than m ere entertainm ent; they o ffe r a chance to take p art in a p ro jram before an audience. Such valuable experience is as much to be desired as any o ther p art o f the school program .

A pproxim ately 250 students have taken part in the assem bly program s o f the past year— from one-fifth to one- q u arte r o f the entire student body. I t is im possible that e ve ry student take p art in the program s, but it is to be de- » ired that as m any as possible participate in them.

The confidence to be gained in public speaking by such p artic ip atio n cannot be taught in any other w ay except by actual experience, and its value is beyond the power o f money to buy.

The benefits reaped from such a program would not lie in the better production o f speakers alone, but it would also 1ay the foundation fo r better audiences. An audience which «as had the experience and the knowledge o f the technique o f speaking before the m ultitudes w ill better appreciate the program s o f the future.

I f everyone had such an education which included public «peaking for all, the chances are that the average high school

C harlea C * r lo « n . E la ia E ck. M yra GoM e. R u th K o eh ler , Lola K rau s, E v ely n L e h a ia a a . P a u l P o llar« .

L. H. S. T racks te rs Tie W ith Alumni

T he L ynd h urst High t ia e k fo r cee na rro w ly e v e r te d a d e fe a t a t th e h and s o f th « A lu m n i w h en th e y w on th e m lie r e la y , f in a l e v e n t on th® p ro g ra m to g a in a 43-43 t ie . T h e A lu m n i a g g r e g a t io n used i ts su p e r io r ity in th e w e ig h t« and th e field event* to m ak e th e m e e t v e r y c lo se and o n l* th e sp eed o f th e sc h o o lb o y s sa v e d th e m from fe a t .

S m ith o f th e A lu m n i w a s th e ir h ig h sco rer , g e t t in g f ir s ts in th e sh o t-p u t and th e d isc u s . H is h eave o f 1 1 2 f e e t te n inches in th « d iscu s o u td ista n c ed th e fteld b y fa r . C ou ghlin o f L y n d h u r st H ig h likew ise w as th e ir lea d er w ith ten p o in ts , sco r ed la th e sp r in ts .

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Brothers Are Class LeadersKondos Presidents of Morning: and After

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S T t o t e o ? . * ; ! * better job'wii*n he '?US™ a. “ P° ‘S e f n d “ ** in » P P l y i n g for a a c r e « ) to run a re la y to pace theJob would make a better impression on the prospective em- l.yrvrfhur.t b o y . in the hope of

ployer than a nervous, ill a t ease candidate. j i r o m in x th em to a good m ark,A further v a l u e of the study of public speaking and a tk* A lu m n i loafer alone to

knowledge of parliamentary procedure may lie in the fact poor th a t it would be an aid to better government. Citiiens who• r e well versed in the rules of conducting meetings and , 4 V , J Lr: 1■peaking are more likely to take an active interest in our “ r’ ( >government and improve on our standards. Since public m i M ™ . f r v *«peaking I" « ; vital ,n our lives, it must be admitted that its ( ll)study should be one o f our main objective«. ¿ it« n m o e r *- <***• lir"«

A fte r th e r o te * had b ee« tab u la ted in th e a n n u a l G. 0 . e le c tio n s held la s t w e e k th e honored stu d e n ts ch o sen b y th e sch o o l e r e : S h ig eo R ondo p r e s id e n t, C h a r les C a r lo ssi v ice -p r es id en t, W in if fe d N ib le tte se c r e ta r y , A n n a T h a lle r treasu rer , sn d J e a n M u lh e ise n , d e le g s te a t large . In th e a fte r n o o n G . 0 „ sn o th e r K ondo ru led su prem e, w hen N orboru Kondo w a s e lected eh^ic-

o f th e a fte r n o o n G . 0 . and G race R eid w a s e le c te d S ecretary .

T h e r e s a lt s w e r e n ot e n tir e ly u n e x p e cte d , a s th e m o r n in g school had boon ca m p a ig n ed by variou s stu d e n ts e x h o r t in g v o te s fo r SM- g e o R on do , a n d h is tr iom p h in th e ele c tio n s is d o e to th e ir w ork. T he ele ctio n o f N orb oru R ondo in a ftern o o n m a k e s it strictly fs m ily a ffa ir .

T h e o th e r o ff ic er s a re w s lU know n to th e s tu d e n ts fo r th e irs c f iv it ie s a r e m a n y a n d _______C harles C a r lo ss i fa m ilia r ly ca lled “Chip p y * b y h is fr ie n d s , m a y bs re co g n ise d a s o n e o f our m ove n o ted a c to r s o f th e S e r v a n ts cluh. J e a n M u fheisen w a s ru ler o f th e a fte m e o n sch o o l fo r a cfcy, w h eif sh e toofc M rs. D im on d ’s p fece d urin g th e re c e n t Y o u th W eefc. She Is a lso n o te d a e on e o f th e officers o f h er c la s s . W in ifr ed N ib le tte has g a in e d e x p e r ie n c e s s th « se c re ta ry o f h er c ls a s and in o th er o rg a n isa tio n * . A atm T a lle r w ill ga in h er f ir s t ex p e r ie n c e a s a tr e s su r e r in th e G. O.

T h e voting w a s con d ucted durin g th e h om e ro o m p eriod s a fte r th e a s se m b ly p ro g ra m la s t T h u rsd ay . D u r in g th e a s se m b ly p rogram ,

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N e a t t o th e U n ite d S ta te e . G erm a n y h a * th e la r g e a t n um ber o f t e le p h o n e s , 3 ,431 ,074 fo llo w e d by G r e a t B r ita ia w ith 3 .701 .407 ,

t o s a w ith 1 ,481 ,788 . C an ada w ith IJSêJX a n d J a p a n w ith 1 .1 0 7 ,1 » C h ina , In d ia a n d R us s ia , a lth o u g h th e y h a v e a b o u t h a lf th e w o r ld 's p o p u le tio a . to g e th e r had o n ly th r e e .q uarters aa m an y te le p h o o a e a s N e w Y ork C ity a lon e — 1.569.337 o a J a n u a r y 1 . 1037.

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S ix t y -o a e p er o e n t af aU tha w o r ld s te le p h on es a r e owned by p r iv a te co m p a n ies , chiefly o p e r a tin g in c o u n tr ie s h a v in g tha large s t n um ber o f te le p h o n ee in relat io n to p o p u la tio n T h s U n ttsd S u t e s , fo r e x a m p le octxassks a l o th e r co u n tr ies with 1 4 JI hb- p hon ee to e s c h 10 0 o f N e x t in ran k comas Canada wM l 11.48 te le p h o n e s par 100 psfate- tion and 85 p er c e n t oi ito to ia -

ones under p r iv a te o p era tio n . A * „„jng c o u n tr ie s where the tola* p hon e s e r v ic e s o p era ted s a a gover n m en t m on o p o ly a r e G r e a t B H 5-

th e te le p h o n e d e n s ity is SJ8, and S-51 te le p h o n ee p er 100 u la t io a re sp e c tiv e ly . *

Mr. a a d M rs. Joh n G m sia n o a f 238 T o n tin e sv e n n e , e n te r ta in e d a t th e ir T u e e d sy n ig h t a t h r i dps fo r D r. sn d M rs V ito L a m b e r ts , Mr. and M rs. J o sep h M elillo a n d Mr. an d M rs. A rm an d T o ro n e t L y n d h u r st .

L. H. S. HAS POUR > SERVICE CLUBST h e G ir l .' C hoir, C o-Y , H i-Y , and A t : ' in t i i • been chosen th e

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G rad u ation b r in g s w ith i t th e ch er ish ed w ish o f m any to re c e iv e g o ld or s i lv e r L ‘s . T hos« fo r tu n a te en ou gh to g e t th em h s v e w orked h ard and d il ig e n t ly . T o re c e iv e a s l iv e r L one m u st h a v e a t l e s s t 1 0 s e r v ic e p o ta to . T h e g o ld L a s s e s s ito U ’s e a r n in g 60 se r v ic e p o in ts S erv ic e p o in ts a re aw arded fo r a c- Utfty in s e r v ic e c lu bs, su ch as A th le t ic s , S tu d e n t C ou nc il. Y e a r book a n d H ig h lig h ts S ta ff , d ram a-

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t o m c e iv e s e r v ic e p o in ts.A il o x tr a cu rr icu la c lu b s o f th e

h ig h s i hool u sed to re c e iv e se r v ic e p o in ts , b u t re c e n tly i t w s s d ecided t o g iv e p o in ts o n ly to th e c lu b s w h o s e w o rk b en efit* th e sch oo l.

S e r v ic e s o f th e G ir ls ’ C hoir th is y e a r Included g iv in g tw o A ssem b ly J*ropram s, s in g in g s t a num berrtW A p ro cr .™ ,a p p e .r in ca tth e tlc, „ „ j Hi.y Co. Y Chrntma. and Sprln, Mu.ical. and Tho. e Sil„ r u

S tu d e n t C ouncil and A r t C lub and*4 # *ka .a ..« —a.. IpreaúpáiiK in d ra m a tic s .

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T h e H i-Y h eld a F a th e r s and S o n B a n q u et sd v e r t ise d th e h o m e b a s k e tb a l l g a m e s by d is tr ib u tin g p o s te r s an d s c t e d s s u sh e rs a t th e S p r in g M u sica l and R and C on cert.

T h e A r t C lub d esig n e d and c o n s tr u c te d th e sce n e ry fo r th e S e n io r P la y , w ork ed on th e s e t fo r th e < j. O . p la y an d a re now r e su r fa c in g « h a m o tio n p ic tu re screen .

B y th e s e a c t iv it ie s th e fo u r c lu b e h a v e earned th e r ig h t to be c a l le d se r v ic e c lu b s and to re c e iv e p o in t s fo r tb e ir m em b ers.

tance, 40 feet, 10 in ch es.1 0 0 — 1 , Coughlin. (L > ; 2, W a lk

er. ( A l ) ; 3. N a a e c o , ( L ) . T im e 10 .0.

Discus—I. Smith. < A 1); 2. 8 p er- ta , ( A ) ; 3 , G a sh . < L ). D is ta n c e 1 1 2 f e e t , 10 in c h e s.

220— 1, C o u g h lin . ( L ) ; 2 . U p - p in co tt, ( A l ) ; 8, W a lk e r . ( A l ) ; 8 . W a lk e r . ( A l ) . T im e UA.

B road Jump— 1. D a v ie s , ( A l ) ; f , Alonso, (Al); 3, < s p a r c io , (L > .Dstance. 19 feet, 10ft nehes.

High Jump— I , L a g ere n b er g ,( A l ) . 2, Rolheim ( L ) ; 3, R irk p a t- rick, ( L ) . Height 5 f e a t , fl in ch es.

.Mile Relay—Won by I^mdhurst (Salvatore. Gerlach. Bsllerman, Werner). Time 8:4«.

d en ts w e r e g iv e n an iden of their q u a lifica tio n s. A t th e con clu sion o f th e p ro g ra m , th e b a lle t« w ere d is tr ib u te d in th e hom e room s and th e v o t in g b eg a n .

Students Acclaim G. 0. PresentationT * * G en er a l O rg a n isa t io n p re

sen ted it s f i r s t d r sm a tic o ffe r in g e f m a n y y e a r s F r id a y , M ay 20, wbon i t g a v e " T h e F lo w e r S h o p ” ^ H ig h Sch oo l a ssem b ly .

T he o a e a c t co m ed y w as a g re a t su crvas mminiy d u e to t he ex cel Wat p erfo rm a n ce o f E ile en . W oel-

M au d e, th e sy m p a th e tic , young e m p lo y e e o f th e flo w e r shop. B ecau se o f her rom a n tic in c lin e '

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N A N C Y s “ D a d d y . . . you a n d M other will be late if you don’t hurry. I t ’s quite a Ions d r i v e , you know."

D A S t “OKI N an cy . . . do me a favor, call the Sm iths and te ll them I was delayed a t the office and we’ll be a little late.”

WHEN DEL.A YED it’s always, easy to telephone. You can call 18 miles (or 15<; 30 miles for 25t; any time in Sew Jersey. (Station-to-station rates.)

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H ig h S ch o o l w ill p ree en t th eir a n n u a l J u n io r P rom on J u n e 8 , a s a t r lh a t s t o t h s S e a le r s . L a it y 1 K a y e , a p opu lar band lsa d e r w ho I s n ow p la y in g in H sc k e n sa c h , w ill fu r n is h th s m u sic .

l a t t i c e s a t ea c h en d o f th e g y m . f e e to o n e d w ith rd ees, w ill h e lp to c a r r y o u t th e co lo r sch em e o f red an d w h tto G a y J a p e nee* t e r n s w ill s w s y to a n d fr o w ith t h e m o tio n o f th e c o m b in ed w ith th e c o lo r fu l g o w n s o f th e g ir ls w ill m ak e a d e l ig h t f u l sce n e . A ll th is w ill b e th e re - Milt f th f h an l and «h ligent w ork o f th e P rom C o m m itte e .

T h e officers o f th e 11A C la ss w h o a r e on th e co m m itte e are W olbee, W id P e iv to r , tno an d D o r o th y R r eu g er . T h o se o f t h e U R cla e e a re M yra G oble . I h a l P o lle r s , Ce>D o r o th y A m rein . O th ers c o m m itte e are H elen C ary , A u d rey B e r g . W a lter R u sika . R lste B ek , C la ir e N leo l, R uth R o e lle r , D o ro th y K e ife r , E v e ly n L eym an n . J a n e M itc h e ll. A nna G iam o, F lo re n c e R ltU r , H om er Shepherd. H a r v e y © • I n c h . W arren S to v er . L o is

'C h u te . D oroth y L abey, R uth U n i c u e . G la d y s S a ile r . Jo sep h in e B as- in sk i a n d F ra n ce s R ogers,

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Lyndhurst, N. J., Thursday, Ju n e 2, 1938“E n tere d aa H c o n d - c la u m a tte r A p r il T, IM S , a t I k i P o t t O tte« a t R u th er fo rd , N e w J er a ey , a n d e r th e A c t o f M arch S, 1*T»."

Lyndhurst, a t o w n s h i p o f n e a r l y 20,000 G o d - f e a r i n g

hard-working residentt , i t i d e a l l y l o c a t e d f a r r e s i d e n t or b u s i n e s s development. T h i r t y m i n u t e s f r o m T i m e t S q u a r e ,

U, hat all the advantagtt o f t h e r u r a l com m unity. I n

Lyndhurst land it cheap, r e n t s a r e l o w , p e o p l e a r t f r i e n d l y

a n d potentialities are i n f i n i t e .

3 C euta p a t c o p y S u h a cr ip tio o a | 1 . U p e r y ea r

A P erm anen t C elebration CommitteeA ll who helped make the M em orial D ay exercises the

auccess they were deserve congratulations. Lyndhurst tu rn ed out as it has not turned out before and took p art In e i- recises which were un rivaled fo r th e ir sim ple d ig n ity and im pressiveness. Success came as the culm ination o f e ffo rt o f a com m ittee of local veterans from G eneral Joh n J . P e rshing Camp, Spanish W a r Veterans, and Harold B a rrin g e r Post, Am erican Legion. The veterans got together early and worked d iligen tly. About 2,000 local fo lk either m arched or attended the services a t V eterans' Pa rk .

T h is proved beyond doubt tha t I f a program is arranged p rop erly and g iven the necessary pub licity and attention, Lyndhurirt w ill respond. I t proved beyond doubt, too, that the ca lam ity how lers who m aintain that Lyndhurst never supports a c iv ic venture are wrong. Lyndhu rst w ill support a venture that is handled properly. Lyndhu rst has alw ays turned out in great numbers when the occasion called fo r It . And M em orial D ay proved it.

I t is our belief a lesson can be derived from the Mem o r ia l D ay success. M ore than ever, it appears necessary th a t a perm anent celebrations commi tee be organized in Lynd hu rst, one that would operate on a carefu lly planned budget and would provide celebrations fo r a ll the holidays on w hich celebrations must be held.

The plan we suggest Is th is : a com m ittee, such as a plan- u n it, com prising men and women representative o f the tow nship ’s c iv ic and social bodies, would be appointed a t the beginning o f every year. Such a com m ittee would hold regu la r m eetings. Its entire life would be aimed at the celebration o f various holidays: M em orial Day, Fourth o f Ju ly , Lab o r D ay, etc.

The committee would make its plan sufficiently in advance so Lyndhurst would be ready when the tim e came. T he celebrations would not be helter-skelter, hit-or-miss a ffa irs , soch as they ofen become when prepared under the s tra i.i o f disappearing tim e. Sufficient attention could be g iven to every detail. The celebrations could be then drawn out the entire day. Parades in the m orning, entertainm ent

' I d the afternoon, dances at night. W e have the fa c ilitie s : a ll we need is the tim e to make use o f them.

M oney would be in sufficient amounts to perm it the comm ittee to plan interesting celebrations. The township budget could w ell supply the base amount required by the com m ittee. Lyndhurst m erchants who would benefit by keeping Lynd hu rst residents in Lyndhurst during holidays could be

« counted on to contribute the rest."The idea undoubtedly has possib ilities. W e would like

to see the Board of Com m issioners g ive it a tria l.------------------ a-------------------

Tax Sale October 13thThe Board of Com m issioners last week in co-operating

w ith the Deparrtam ent of Revenue and Finance gave T a* C o llecto r W illiam F . K ra ft au thority to hold a sale o i prope rtie s on w hich 1936 and 1936 taxes are delinquent Octo-

'- y g a le » are not pleasant things. B u t under our system o f governm ent they are necessary. Lyndhurst is o n a cash budget basis. T h is means that taxpayers who do p ar the r taxes must pay the taxes o f those who don t A tax sale w h ich either forces a property owner to pay h is taxes or to _ {ve it ut> is the only equitable adjustm ent in the case. T hat to w hy tax sales are necessary and that ia w hy they should

** E v e ry opportunity is being offered those who w ant to

M u ; , m an y o f aa f O * T ach uachk e fa m ily the u n fo r tu n a te c ir ca the eld er T ach uachk e a death. K arl K sch uachk r waa a g en tlem a n of th e old sch o o l, a fine, upstanding m an w h o w on th e re sp e ct and lo r e o f th e p eo p le a m o n g w h om he liv e d fo r ao m a n y y e a r s . T h e w orld ia th e w a n e fo r h ia paaarng and th e b it te r e r th a t o a r m ach in e a t e co ld , m e ta ll ic aad u n fe e lin g cou ld d r iv e a m an ao sp le n d id aa h e to h ia d ea th H eat ia p ea c e , fr ie n d : th e m e m o ry o f y o o th a t rem aina ia o f h a p p ier , b e tte r day«,

e e eS o m ed a y , e u th o m o b ile a w ill ro ll

a cr o ss th e H a ck en sa ck M eadow s, to R o u te S and n ew e r d ream o f th e o b eta c ie e th a t had to be surroount- « 4 ! • a m e f t r t i th a n ew h igh w ay . T fk e a ride to th e fo o t o f R u th er fo r d a v en u e, on th e m eadow aide aad h a v e a look .

e aT hroe

carving a hege hole ia the hill along Meadow Road. The dirt is then tracked by 2 # big vehietee to the apot oa whfch the new highway will grow. There it ia apread. thea scraped At leaat throe feet deep aad nearly HO feet wide, the foundation of the highway will take million« of yarda of dirt. That’s not fancy work aad

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ch a rg e d w ith a u w a k a f h t a r b y a u tom obile an d w ill h e a r r a ig n e d ia H ackenaack .

B o th eara w e r e b a d ly and had to bo to w ed a w a y , fo r th e h ead-on evaah co a id s a t h e e x p la in e d b y th e d r iv e n . W h eth er o n e w aa fo r ced ia to th e o th e r b y a paaaing a u to m o b ile eo o ld d ete rm in ed .

A l J o r a le m an stu m b led a l i t t le in g iv in g h is M etnoral D a y ta lk . H e a p o lo g ise d and ex p la in e d it w a s th e Äret sp eec h o f ita k ind t h a t he haa d e liv ere d N o a p o lo g u e o r e x p la n a t io n w o re M te a a a r y I t w aa a sp eec h o f sm n ie ta k a M * lin e a r ity ,

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The perae SaceW Heart', renireeatiea a a a u n i (orFather Merle »««anted te I S * , a .am reallf ladieatWe of the kick feeliaa la .h h * he ia held la l.ra A a rat.

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M archer* in th e M em oria l D a y p arad e ra n g ed in a g e fr o m tw o m on th * to « 0 •year*. T h e tw o m o n th s’ m a r ch er w aa a p reco cio u s y o u n g a te r w h o had th e g o o d sen ae to find a r e s t in g p face on h er daddy'* ah ou ld er a n d tr a v e r se th e lin e o f m arch fr o m th a t v o n ta g e j p lace . S e e m s to aa p eo p le y ear* ; an d y e a r s o ld h a v e n 't g o t th a t ! m ach sen a e y e t .

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th a tc h la th e a e > ( r e c h ie f .H e i e e a la t e o ff ic e e a d e r h appy a a ep ice a . F e w ia th elo ca l d ep art B leat a r e m ore popu lar th e a B u c k ley , a h a haa b eea o a e o f t h e • e o .t fa i th fa l o f th e lo ca l t r e r a t e r , fa r a t.a » . e a r . .

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ca p and th e p ip e ta o a r S p e c ia l S le u th N o . lW . H e's or. a * ecrct m isa ion to d isc o v e r w h y th e L ynd- hurat Klh* F i f e and D rum C orpa w a a n o t in th e M em oria l D a y P a ra d e M onday C om e to tln n k o f It, w h en w a s th e P ife and D rum C orpa, o n e u f th e ftmaat o f ita k ind in N e w J er a ey . in « l.ynd tm rat p arad e la s t ? W ell, S S 1 6 9 ia on h is w a y to lea rn w h y- R e p o e t due n e x t w eek .

A lth o u g h s a f e d r iv in g aa< ad a n o w co u n try -w id e record o v er th e w e ek -en d , L yn d h arat w aa th e lon e m u a ic ip a lity in th ia eection to cla im a traffic fa t a li ty . M rs. A a n a M on tan a , 7 3 , o f 114 C e n tra l a r a - n ue , H aabrouck H e ig h ts , w a s f a t a lly in jured M on d ay n ig h t w h en a a au to m o b ile in w hich sh e w a s r id ing c o llid e d w ith a c a r a t R iv er s id e a v en u e , b e tw een F ern and P o st aven u ee .

M rs. M on tan a w a s r id in g w ith h e r s o n -in - la w , J a m s s E . W h itlo w o f th e H asb rou ck H e ig h ts ad dress.

D r. P a u l L iv a hurried to th a sc e n e and g a v e M rs. M o a ta n t f ir s t s id tr e a tm e n t. T h en h e ordered h er ta k e n t o th e h o sp ita l. A t th e H asb rou ck H ie g h ts ho*>ita l sh e died . S h e w a s a d m itte d a t m idn ig h t a a d d ied tw o h o a r s a f t e r w ard .

M ra. M on tan a rece ived a fr a c tu red p e lv is , brok en right, le g , th re e fra ctu re d riba, a pun ctured lo n g and a aev e re concuaaion.

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K rafts A ttend Mass In Fairfiedl, Conn.

T a x C ollec tor a a d M rs. WiOia: r . K r a ft o f *27 P ro e p a c t P la c e , l e f t S a tu rd a y m o r n in g fo r F a ir f ie ld . C onn., to a t te n d S u n d a y th a f i r s t so le m a h ig h m aaa t o b e c e le b ra ted b y R ev. S te p h a n F ita - p a tr ic k , a couain o f M ra. K r a f t R ev . F itx p a tr ic k w a eordaiaod M issio n a ry a t B a lt im o r e , T hu ra- d s y . Mr. a a d M rs. K rm ft w orn a c com pan ied b y M rs. M a r y F itx p a t- rick and M issee F lo r e n c e a a d A g n ee F itsp a tr ic k , m o th e r a a d s la te r s o f M rs. K r a ft o f B lo o m fie ld .

J . M organ R ea d C o a a c il, D a u g h t e r s o f A m erica , m e t W ed n esd a y n ig h t a t th e club bo o s e . A socia l w a s held a fte r th e m e e tin g . M rs. M in nie H a ck en b erg w aa in ch a rg e .

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T ra g ed y , ¿educed b y o ld a g e aad fa i l in g h e a lth , ee er ea a a e K arl T a d u a c h h e , w h o had h tu d r a d a o f fr ie a d a la L y a d h a ra t. T aaa d a y a a d h a eo a u a itta d a a ie id e in h ia h oate a t t i t K eth er fo r d a e a a a e . H ia r r ie e ia g (a a l l y aaid th a t n e la a - e h e iy ca u sed M r. T achuachhe ta a ta g a ify h ia tr a a h h a a a d lad U rn ta ta k a h ia U fa. B e w a a t 4 yaarao |d

M r. T sch u o c h k e w aa em p lo y ed a t th e K in g a la n d S h o p s o f th e

inn R a ilro a d fo r

Mra. T achuachhe. w h o liv ed a lo n e w ith h er huab aad , w a a a t w ork a ll d a y T ueada y . M r. T sc h a sc h k e u su a lly re tu rn ed h om e a t f p . as.

T u e ed a y , h o w ev e r M r. T sc h a sc h k e d id n o t re p o r t f o r w ork . H e rem ained a t hunte.

W hen Mra. T ach oach k e retu rn ed a t 6 p . m . s h e fou n d h im h a n g in g fro m th e bed p oet. P o lic e s a y M r. T sch n sc h k s lo o p ed a r o p e o v e r th e

and th e n m a d e a h a lte r n eck . H e th e n d rew h is f e e t fr o m th e flo o r , in d u c in g e tr n n g u ls t io n .

D r. P a u l L iv a w a a su m m on ed . H e pronounced M r. T sch usch lce

S e r g e a n t J o ee p h W ooby. P atro lm en S te p h e n O r lik e w sk i and , C h aar lea G a llin g in v e a tig a te d .

B r I S u r v iv o r s b esid e e M rs. T sch u a ch - j o f a re a son . F re d e r ick , and a da u g h - I

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H .r b e r M in er, w h o w aa a H a c h a r ia th e R aed M e n o r ía ! U n ited P r e e - b y te r ia n S u n d a y S c h e e l fa » a e e e n l y eara w ill h e fr a d a a ta d w ith th e d e g r e e . D o c to r o f M a d io a a . a t co m m en ce m en t a n r l h a et M a L o a c la la a d C o û t e , et M id irta a l a ha M a t th e A c a d e m y a f M a r is ia B r o e k ly a , a s i « a a » . M e h alda m em b erah ip ia th a A lp h a K a p p a K appa m e d ica l fr a te r n ity .

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F o r th r e e y e a r s h e ta a g h t tal th e H ig h S ch o o l a t D tu n o a t. N . J. la te r e a t e n n i th e L o n g la la a d C o lle g a . B e g in n in g J u ly 1 , ha w i l l a e r e e a r o t a t ia g interaaaM p a t th a M eth od ia t E piacop a l H o e p ita l i a

T ha M iller fa a U ly ha»« a er ea d In m a n y o S c a a ia th e R eed M eaaor- ia ) U n ite d P n a b y t e r ia a C h urch a a d ita a e r e r e i o r g n a isn t io a a . A la r g e num ber o f lo c a l fr iend a e x ta a d con - g ran afa tion a to H e r b e r t

L y a d h a ra t M aoowir C le b w ill b old a d a n c e S a tu r d a y n ig h t a t th e clu b m e : r r a a * M s a t a t is lac h e r g v .

In d iv id u ally Ow ned Ind ivid ually O peratedOVER 600 MODERN FOOD STORES — EACH STORE INDIVIDUALLY OWNED, BUT ALL TOGETHER IN ONE HUG E ORGANIZATION PURCHASING MAXIMUM QUANTITIES FOR THE MINIMUM PRICESS; GIVING THE CONSUMER EVERY

ADVANTAGE.8 ERVICE Phone orders, store orders delivered prom ptly FREEQUALITY Our personal g u aran tee P R IC E -— Our custom ers come back.

S P E C I A L — J u n e 2 n d t o W a d n a a d a y , J u n a 8 t h , In c .MEAT SPECIALS — THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY

F re sh K illed F r ic a s s e e CH ICKEN S» *» — lb 2 7 c

G enuine S p rin g L e g s o f L A M B lb 2 5 c

S m o k e d TO N G U ES, sh o rt cu t lb 2 5 cHAVE YOU TRIED T H E BEST CORNED BEEF IN TOWN? W E SELL IT

C am pbell’s PO RK and B E A N S can 6V2C

Ph illip ’ s E arly Ju n e P E A S 2 c a n s 1 5 c

E v a p o ra te d M ILK , Nestles or Sheffield’s 3 c a n s 1 7 c

H. and P . G olden B a n ta n CORN 3 c a n s 2 5 c

They m ay pay o i l the old taxes t h e installm ent plan. Taxpayers who th ink they can ava il

ho ld on to the ir properties.

F re e R unning S A L T b o x 3 c

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them selves o f th is offer ahould preaent themaelvaa a t the T o w n H a ll and receive fu ll advice on the m atter.

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1 Our ApologiesM any readers complained some ch id ing ly and some a c tir

a lly b itte rly a fte r last weeks issue because the advertising ■i. mp.I to outweigh the news content too heavily. There w as some justice in that com plaint In view of the fact the ad vertis ing was about flfty-five per cent of the availab le readin g m atter, and the news fo rty-five per cent while tMecus- tom arv percentages fo r The Com m ercial Leader are th irty- liv e to fo rty per cent advertising and alxty to sixty-five per

Cent The "truth is, and you1» excuse some happy o ver th is, advertising piled in ve ry suddenly. A tth e last m inute when it became apparent eight pages would not be sufficient fo r our needs, we sought to secure four additional pages Bu t p rin ting shops and p rin tin g forem en being the hard headed things they are. we w ere u"» bl* '» £ ‘ ¡“ J- E ig h t pages were a ll that were ava ilab le a t the late hour.

* ° * Nevertheless, we are glad our readers take the interest in the paper that they do. I t 1» the readers newspaper has made money from tha day It C M * . « » o ur management. B u t every penny Is betng m aking The Com m ercial Leader a bigger and better news-

** **W e take |>ardonable pride in believing that we are a b it m ore advanced toward our troal now than we were weeks

* * ° W e have managed to keep the paper to eight pages and hope shortly to see It grow to tw elve or sixteen pages.

A dvertising accounts have grown beyond our expectatio n s. T hat the advertisers are happy is a fact that makes I t hard to keep from tossing our hat into the a ir.

C ircu lation increases have keen go«^^ A t our last check- ap , the paid circulation was 1,660— or T H R IT Y - T W O tim es tha t o f the next circulated weekly newspaper in Lyndhurirt Eve ryo n e o f that 1.66(1 Is SO LD . O ur circu lation is the largest In the Lyndhurst m arket— and that goes fo r dailies fro m everywhere.

In other words. The Com m ercial Leader is T H E Lynd- v a rst newspaper That is why criticism s from the readersT i ■ rather than disturbs us. I t Is the readers' newspaper teneiila. i .m m J th e ir w ish It ours. i J

PERSONALSM ichael F U .pp o a a , J o a ep h J a n

k o w sk i. E dw ard aan d C arl KJing enbock . G eo r g e ( 'a h a . F ran k J in ic k i and Joh n O am m eraun r a tu r m d th ia T uaaday fro m a s ta y a t th e A diron- dacka.

Mr. aand Mra. F rod Etayor. Mr. and Mra. O tto t t ^ r , M r. a a d Mra. C harloo B a y er and Mr a a d Mra. W illiam M rytT o f L ynd h urat, w ere gu eata S u n d a y a ig h t a t dDinner a t th e hom e o f Mr and Mra. F ra n h Zink o f

Mr. an<i M ra. K rn eat F on ton and ch ild r en . P a u l an d K m e a t o f &2S S econ d a v e a u e . apent w eok ea d a t th e ir c o t ta g e a t B «ach H a v ea .

HEY, KIDS!!G BT Y O U B Y A N K E E 8SNKGIM G

LARIAT FR EE W ith Purchase of Yankee DOG FOOD

3 cans 1 «C

SW EETENED OB UN8 WKCTK.NKDG rapefru it JU ICE 3 lg cans 2 5 c M ayonnaise Vi pL ja r | J € p t ja r 2 5 cSTHONG HEARTDOG FOOD 4 cans | 9 CMixed COOKIES 2 ^ 2 5 cP ure A PPLE CIDER gallon 29c

W e sell a full line of Im ported and Dometaic Wines and Liquors. Popular B rands of Beer and Ale. Also those P a rty E ightthel K ega 0f Beer — Delivered Cold.

COFFEES and TEASTaa Are Nat

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Tha CoCo m Are Groaad to Your Ordw.Paying For Faacy Caaa.

| Royal G u e s t ................M aster B len d .....................^ 3 « ^Rich F la v o r.................................... | 9 C lb.Ceylon or Pekoe T e a Vi lb. pkg. 2 5 cTea H alla .............. ] c each

FROSTED FOODSR aspberries ^ ______PeasRed Perch o r Cod Fillet Succotash _ _ _ _ _ _

DelicatessanFaU U a a e f C e ek e4 M eate a a 4 C e U

C ata. a b a H e a a M a4a

Cold S la w 2 ,bs- 25cPotato Salad - 2 lbs. 25cL A R G E

Fish Cakes ..... 3 f ° r 10c

27c»»-ai

»> 27c Pkg 21c

lb 1 9 c pk* 21c

L A R G E T H IN S f c l X SW EET ANFLORIDA ORANGES

AN D JU IC Ydoe 2 5 c

3c SALE 3c Young Tender Kohlrabi BeetsScallioas /RadishesSpinach Boston Lettuce

Friday STEAKS

COD FISH

2 lbs 2 5 c

bun 3 c bun 3 c bun 3 c bun 3 c

lb 3 c head 3 C

THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAYr o i ’N T BT R O LL " « n a wCreamery Fresh BUTTER lb. 29c

Saturday Only

Very Tender PORK STEAKS

2 5 c lb.

M onday Only

SOIVM EA T

P late or Naval 10c lb.

L Y N D H U R S T S U P P L Y M A R K E TKI HCUAND AVE L RIDGE ROAD SMILE L HUSTLE FREE DELIVERY PM O Bf R U rx is io e o

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