Vol. 14—No. 17 WALDWICK. N. J.—DECEMBER 6. 1962 5 CENTb

Woman s Club Holds Christinas Meeting § 3 n t 3 ’ S C o m in gdim Members Greeted At Tea . . . . . . , . ®

------------------— to WaldwickThe W om an’s Club of W ald­w ick held th e ir C hristm as m eet- D om enic’s Home fo r C hildren m g a t the W aldw ick M ethodist ! from P roblem Homes and to sendC hurch in W aldw ick on M onday birthday cards to p a tien ts in a

The W aldw ick C ham ber of Com m erce has m ade arrange-

even'.ng, D ecem oer 3rd. Mrs. R alph V eidin , club p residen t w elcom ed m em bers and guests and especially' w elcom ed Mrs. M argare t Sehedler. Mrs. U rbanie G eirnaert, Mrs. H elen K urceski, Mrs. Zoila, A. M cGrath, Mrs. A nton .a S tasney, and Mrs. M ary

w ard at G reystone P ark . ■m ents v 'ith S an ta Claus to visit

Democratic Chairman Attacks GOP Administration

the Borough. On S unday after- j tions by w ay of a supposed de A fter a sh o rt m eeting M rs. ; noon from 2-5 p.m. St. Nick will

V erdin tu rn ed the program over apear a t the P rospect S tree t to Mrs. H obart P icaid , p rogram | School w ith a g ift for all local cha irm an w ho had arranged a i youngsters. P rio r to his appear- C hristm as pvogram for the even- ance a t th e school, S an ta will

“I have read w ith g reat as- ------------------------- :-------------------------ten ishm en t M a y o r G urnsey ’s j ognize and assum e th e ir respon- naive and ye t childish pro testa- I sibilities to the taxpayers and

people of our borough, I shall fense to ~ny a ttacks against his i have no a lte rn a tiv e o ther than adm in istra tion w herin I charged j to b ring such m aU ers to the at-him and his adm in istra tion w ith !U ntion of the people from tim e

1 ing. The Choir rendered “The to u r every s tree t in the Borough, . C hristm as S to ry” w hich w as led greeting ch ild ren from aboard the

Shunny, who w eie the d u o s in- bv M,.s A ldrich R atay and n ar- fil'e engine. Come one, come all—vited sen.oi citizens. ra ted by Mrs. W illiam Nicol. Mrs. j everybody’s welcome!

The A m erican Home D epart- Jack B row n gave an in s p i r i n g ______________m eat cha irm an announced th a t C hristm as reading. M em bers of

being unfit and incopetent. I , to u n o t as Mr G uernsey sug- charged them w ith hav ing ex- j tSi by m aking my protests at pended untold sum s of the p e o - | Council m eetings to deafened pies m oney in at le&st ten (10) , bjased ears, bu t ra th e r th ru the

17 boxes w ere filled w ith cookies fo r O peration C andy Cookie for th e DEW line in A laska. The A m erican Home D epartm en t will

each d ep artm en t dem onstratedChristmas decorations. New Members Tea

The h igh ligh t of the evening .

m edium and kindness of an u n ­biased press.

d iffe ren t court cases, w herin the Boro w as m ade th e defendan t and lost each case, w here a m em ­ber of the Council had fo r all in ten ts and purposes m oved out of the boro, o r com pleted p lansto m ove out of the boro long no t a select few, for the best in-

new m em bers Tea w as j before election, but did not re- j te re sts of all the people and the

My suggestion to Mr. G uernsey is sim ply th a t he rep resen t all of the people of our borough and

once again sponsor the C hristm as " so M ^ o r" ^ ^ 0 benefit* of the by the W om an’s C lub of | sign his Council post so th a t the | fu tu re of or borough.Door D ecorating contest in W ald­wick.

J W aldw ick at the hom e of Mrs. j e lec to ra te could fill the vacancy,

The G arden D epartm en t ch a ir­m an, Mrs. O scar P ladek said th a t Me G rath , one of the sen io r m em bers of the ‘d ep artm en t have 1 zens. The w inning ticke t was s ta rted p u ttin g greens on the d raw n by Mrs. A. W. Pione, m onum ent at the M unicipal m other of D avid P ione who won

Scholarship Fund. The prize, a . . . . .. . , ... , , I At the sam e tim e th a t Mr$100.00 gift certificate from Seal- I ™llh^ ♦ a°™ F ™*ay^ OV? m - ! 6 ° * W.lth; ! G uernsey was a ttem p ting to de-ton’s was won by Mrs. Zoila A. 1 b er 3° t h , a t 8:30 P.M. T he p u r- ou t com peten t ex p ert appraisal, c h a r ^

pose ot this tea is to acquain t th e ; to a lone b idder for a fan tastical- , a , , „ K ,, - ’1 new m em bers of the club w ith a l l ! ly low price, etc.

Building. the last year.

Mrs. E lm er DeM ase, P ublic W elfare cha irm an s ta ted th a t the j R efreshm ents w ere served un- C hristm as Seal envelopes are j der th e d irection of Mrs. H arry being received. j A xburg w ith the G arden D epart-

O ther m em bers of the club j m en t m em bers serving as hos- vo ted to send m ittens to the St. j tesses.

the dep artm en ts of th e club. The G arden, L iteram a, A m erican

... , t,.* P” ”" "v'l" Home, Education, A rt, and CivicsLegislation and P ublic W elfare d ep a rtm en ts w ere explained by a m em ber of cha irm an of each de­partm en t.

WWI Vets to Dedicate ColorsB ergen C ounty B arracks 869 of :

the W orld W ar I V eterans p lans tend a lo n s w ith a delegation to sponsor a ‘D edication of Bar- j frorn C ornw all, N. Y. racks Colors’ S atu rday , D ecem ber j15, from 2-7 p.m. a t the M unic ipa l. The Ladies A uxiliary w ill be B uilding. | rep resen ted by D epartm en t of

N. J. P resid en t H elen Pow elland staff from A tlan tic City.

The list of H onor G uests in-

B. G uernsey and

A rrangem ents have been m ade u n d er the d irec tion of C om m and­er H ow ard L. M oorm an w ho w as chosen N ational D eputy H ospital elude:C hairm an and P as t D ep a rtm en t j M ayor C C om m ander of N. J . Jo h n P h elan i Council to ac t as M aster of Cerem onies. I y .F .W . Post 1049 Colors w ill be p resen ted to Com- ! Ladies A ux ilia ry P ost i 049 m an d er M oorm an on behalf of .B arracks 869 by the C om m ander Legion Post 57 of S ilk City B arracks 88. D e­p a rtm en t of N. J. C om m ander B ert M. M ooney and his staff w ill be the p rinc ipa l speakers.

the M ayor and Council on T ues­day evening, N ovem ber 27th, a t­tem pted to brush off these facts by suggesting th a t I tak e them up w ith th e P rosecu tor or the A tto rney-G enera l. C ertain ly , Mr.

Mrs. M artin Russell, m em ber- G uernsey doesn’t th in k the people ship ch a irm an w elcom ed Mrs. '’an be brushed off so easily. W illiam Connolly, Mrs. J. H. F irs t of all, n e ith e r the Prosecu- Count, Mrs. A ndrew C hurchson tors office nor the A ttorney- and Mrs. H. J. A nthony into th e G enerals office have any ju risd ic

| he and the Council had th e u n ­m itigated gall to again to tally

Mr. G uernsey, at a m eeting of | d isregard th e will of the votersby passing a resolution on firs t reading, se tting up salaries for the M ayor and m em bers of the Council.

club tion over “ incopetence or sloppy adm inistra tions. T h e charges

Mrs. Ralph V erdin, club p resi- 1 against Mr. G uernsey and his col-dent, in troduced new m em bers to j leagues is one sim ply and di- the officers and d ep artm en t cha ir- rectlv of incopetence and poorm en of the club. A fter an in fo r­m al resum e of recen t club activi-

adm in istra tion . all of w hich have been substan tia ted bv me in a

ties all p resen t enjoyed refresh - chronoloeical p resen ta tion of the m ents served by Mrs. R ussell and facts w hich he has faffed or Mrs. N orris T annon co-chairm an 1 o therw ise neglected to refute.of th e tea. .......................... „ _______________ j U ntil such tim e as Mr. G u ern ­

sey and his adm in istra tion rec-

Before I am accused of being in favo r of th is action, I w ill adm it th a t upon the exp ira tion of my term in office, I did rec- com m end th a t salaries be con­sidered. S ubsequentlv a public referendum w as held on th is question and was defeated in no uncerta in term s, by b e tte r than tw o to one. T herefore I w ould have to be guided by the w ill of the g rea t m ajo rity and now tak e a defin ite position aga inst this legislation. I could not in tru e coneience tu rn my back, as Mr. G uernsey and the Council have done, and a ttem p t to force th is unw an ted expense dow n the th roats of the voters.

Fund Drive Closes

The founder of B arracks 869, G us L egealer, is expected to at-

T he F und D rive fo r the R e­ta rded C hildren w ill close this w eek in W aldw ick w ith a to tal of app rox im ate ly $400.00. T here have been no re tu rn of k its fromLegion A ux ilia ry

P as t p residen t of N. J. W. W. 1 the E ast side of R oute 17.A da G eller, T heresa F a u lk n e r ,! _ , „and H elen Young I T he ‘P ass-the-B uck systemAll W orld W ar I V eterans and has been used in th is area and

Ladies are elegible and are cor- ! the response has been very poor, d ially inv ited to a tten d th is affair. Mrs. R. M cEwan, w ho is in charge

i of th is section of tow n, m akes a

Girl Scout Dad-Daughter Square DanceMrs. W. Skow w ill serve as

chairm an fo r th is year annual G irl Scout fa th e r-d au g h te r square dance. Mr. and Mrs. A llan Se­w ard are chairm en of re fre sh ­m ents.

On F riday evening, D ecem ber 7th the follow ing B row nie troops will dance from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m.:

Christmas Musical Planned For Rosarians“M usic fo r a C hristm as N ig h t’

i special appeal to th e fam ilies to 1865 - 876 - 870 - 871 - 878 In-

a concert p rog ram of legends and carols, w ill be p resen ted on Mond ay evening,

appeared asV alley O pera C om pany and are

Dec. 10th in St. 1 w ell know n for th e ir num erousL u k e’s A ud ito rium by the Rosary Society a t 8:30 p.m. The program w ill take the place of th e reg u la r m onth ly m eeting and the public is inv ited to a ttend .

G u est soloists w ill be sopranos H elen C ullity , Jean n e- P riv e tte

please m ake th e ir con tribu tion and re tu rn th e com pleted k its to her. This m ethod of collection of

oloists w ith the funds has been found successful in R idgew ood, b u t very unsuc­cessful • in th is com m unity . All o the r v o lu n tee r w orkers a r e

opera and concert appearances. asked to p lease m ake th e ir reThe program will be assisted by St. L uke’s High School Choir u n d er the d irec tion of S ister M arie Elena.

A rias from the M essiah, tra d i­tional carols and C hristm as folk

and Doris Lenz, bass-baritone I m usic w ill be heard toge ther w ith W illiam P altz and boy soprano J the legends and fo lk lore of m any A lan Davis. All singers w ith th e I countries. Mrs. A lbert H rubetz excep tion of young D avis have will act as narra to r.

Biele Four Term ChiefF ire Chief A ngelo Biele set

ano ther p receden t M onday nigh t w hen he w as elected to his fourth te rm as fire chief. B iele se t his first p receden t la s t yea r w hen he w as chosen fo r his th ird term .

O ther officers selected to serve du rin g 1963 include:Chas. M ergl, 1st Asst. Chief Joe B orrelli, 2nd Asst. C hief H erb Pooley, 1st C aptain C layton K aiser, 2nd C aptain

W ilbur Daniels, 1st L ieu ten an t P e te Shanley , 2nd L ieu ten an t

A dm in istra tive officers nam ed to serve:Wm. J. Schust, P residen t A1 G ates, Vice P resid en t Russ L itchu lt, Sr. S ecre tary E dgar Sum pter, F inancial Sec. T reasurer, S y lvester M arinelli

tu rn s to Mrs. Wm. Rigoll th is week.

A sincere T hank You is e x ­pressed by ail the ch ild ren w ho

te rm ed ia ries w ill dance from 9:00 to 10:30 D.m. Troops 801 - 863 - 811 - 877 - 862 - 923.

On F riday evening, Decem ber

troops w ill dance from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m.: 873 - 955 - 874 - 899 - 815 - 875.

In term ed iaries will dance from 9:00 to 10:30 p.m. Troops 872 - 879 - 835 - 975 - Mrs. R oger’s troop and Mrs. C a th c rm an ’s troop.

The dance w ill take place in the all-purpose room of the J . A. T raphagen School. Adm ission is

14th the follow ing B row nie 1.00 per couple - no uniform s.

Christmas Party EnjoyedT iernan , Mrs. W. G ruber and Mrs. F red M iller: Mrs. M iller and

1 Mrs. J. Brow n, decorations; Mrs. The W aldw ick A uxilia ry of Thom as Goss, door prizes; Mrs.

wjiu G alley H ospital held its C hrist- j W illiam H. Young and Mrs. Wil- w ill be helped because you, the ! m as p arty Tuesday evening De- j ham Young, door prizes.con tribu to r, and you, the volun- j cem ber 4th a t the hom e of Mrs. 1----------------------teer co llector cared enough to ! Lew is Thom pson. A fter the gen- ’heip. Icral m eeting refreshm en ts w ere

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Card Party Planned

j served and g rab bag gifts w ere j exchanged. Mrs. John M onahan j w as welcom ed as a new inactive i m em ber.

Door Decorating Contestm ent of the W om an’s Club of

Mrs. R uth M autla, p residen t of j W aldw ick w ill once again spon- the aux ilia ry , reported th a t the : sor a C hristm as Door D ecorating

The V F W P ost 1049 p lan to ! H oliday Fashion show w hich w as (C ontest. A ny residen t of the bor- . . . ! , . . . . p resen ted at the Swiss C h a le t ■ °ugh w ishing to partic ipa te m ayhold a social card p a ity at th e ir i jn Ram sey ]ast T hu rsday eve- j do so by m ailing a postcard tohom e in the n ea r fu ture . J rung w as h iphly successful. One the contest chairm an, Mrs. Mar-

M em bers, Ladies of the Auxili-1 hundred eigh ty -tw o guests en- tin Russell, 37 R ichard Drive, , . . , ,. „ . joved the p resen ta tion bv R uth s ta ting address and them e of door

ary and friends are cordially Inc Pof N yack, N Y M rs. to be judged. Ju d g in g w ill takevited to enjoy the hosp itality of M atu la ex tended h er th an k s to : place on D ecem ber 27th, and

the com m ittee chairm en ; Mrs. ! th ree prizes will be aw arded. The A. D. M cCullough and Mrs. W al- first p rize w ill be a $10.00 gift te r Nelson, tick e t cha irm en ; Mrs. ; certificate from the H arm ony Jam es B arger, jou rnal; natrons, j H ouse in W aldw ick. Second and Mrs. G. B. Regan, Mrs. W illiam ! th ird prizes w ill be gifts.

the post.

G am es will be of you r choice ; and prizes to w inners and also

door prizes.

‘age 2 THE BERGEN HERALD T hursday , D ecem ber 6, 1962

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M r. and Mrs. L aw rence S. Onody of 33 C harles T errace are receiv ing congra tu lations on the b irth of th e ir daugh ter, L aura A nn, on N ovem ber 25, in th e V al­ley H ospital. T he baby jo ins tw o b ro thers, S tephen , 9, and Rissell, 2, and a sister, Carol, 6. M rs. Onody is the fo rm er Doris Engel- k e of W aldw ick.

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

Allendale. N. J.

The Rev. Johann Schenk, Rector Acting Organist & Choir Director

Mrs. Harold J. Kreismer Organist & Choir Director

Miss Sandra Hoeck

Friday. Dec. 77:30 P.M., Boy Scouts

Saturday, Dec. 89:00 A.M., A colyte’s tra in in g

class; 10:00 A.M., J r . C hoir re ­hearsal.

Sunday, Dec. 9Holy C om m union; 9:25 & 11:00

A.M., C hurch School & F am ily S ervice; 7:15 P.M., C hristm as gifts fo r shu t-ins and refreshm ents.

Judith Sheeler Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. B u tler Y. S heeler of 57 H arrison A venue, have an ­nounced th e engagem ent of th e ir daugh ter, Ju d ith Ellen, to George A llen P ittm an , son of M r. and Mrs. G eorge L. P ittm an of 22 O x­ford C ourt, Ram sey.

Miss Sheeler, a g radua te of R am sey High School, is in h e r senior y ea r as G lassboro S tate College.

Mr. P ittm an w as g raduated from Ram sey High School. He a t ­tended R utgers U niversity , and is a tten d in g R ochester In s titu te of Technology, R ochester, N. Y., w here he is a m em ber of D elta L am bda Epsilon.

CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH

165 W esl Crescent Avenue Allendale, N. J.

Rev. Luther B. Keay, Pastor

Friday, December 77:30 p.m., Boy Scouts

Sunday, December 98:15 a.m., M orning W orship,

Jean E . Tanis Bride-Elect

Mr. and Mrs, E dw ard Tanis of | 241 W yckoff A venue, have an- I nounced the engagem ent of th e ir | daugh ter, Je a n E lizabeth, to E d ­w ard Thom as M ulcahy, son of i Mr. and Mrs. E lw ood M ulcahy of 12-36 S cribner Road, Fairlaw n. Miss Tanis is a g rad u a te of E ast- [ side High School, P aterson . She

I is em ployed by Scott Foresm an and Com pany, F a irlaw n P ub lish ­ing firm.

Mr. M ulcahy w as g raduated from F a irlaw n H igh School. He is associated w ith H em phill and Noyes and Com pany, New Y ork | b rokerage house.

A S eptem ber 1963 w edding is p lanned .

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B e tw e e n M A R G A N D C O R P O R A T IO N . l n e w J e r s e y c o r p o r a t io n , p l a in t i f f a n d E D W A R D D. L E F E V R E a n d R IT A L . L E F E V R E . h is w ife , G L E N R O C K L U M B E R & S U P P L Y C O . IN C ., a N e w J e r s e y c o rp o ra t io n . F R A N K L IN T R A P K IN a n d E D N A T R A P K IN , h is w ife , M ID L A N D P A R K L U M B E R & S U P P L Y CO. IN C ., a N e w J e r s e y C o rp o ra t io n , L E O N A R D Q U A C K E N B U S H , t r a d in g a s L. Q U A C K E N B U S H V E N E T IA N B L IN D S a n d U N IT E D S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A , d e fe n d a n t s , C iv il A c tio n - E x e c u t io n . R e tu r n a b le , F e b r u a r y 2, A . D ., 1963.

M A IN A R D I & M A IN A R D I,A t ty ’s.

B y v i r t u e o f th e a b o v e s ta t e d w r i t to m e d i r e c te d a n d d e l iv e re d , I h a v e le v ie d u p o n a n d w ill e x p o s e fo r s a le a t p u b l ic v e n d u e a t t h e S h e r i f f 's O f f ic e in th e C ity o f H a c k e n s a c k , on

M O N D A Y , D ECEM BER 17, 1962a t tw o o ’c lo c k in th e a f te r n o o n . E a s t ­e r n S ta n d a r d T im e :

A ll t h e fo l lo w in g t r a c t s o r p a rc e l s oi la n d s a n d p r e m is e s h e r e in a f te r p a r t i c u l a r ly d e s c r ib e d , s i tu a te , ly in g a n d b e in g in t h e B o ro u g h o f \V ald - w ic k . B e r g e n C o u n ty a n d S ta te o f N e w J e r s e y .

FIR ST T R A C T —B E G IN N IN G a t a p o in t o n th e n o r th e r l y l in e o f B e rg e n A v e n u e d i s ta n t 525 fe e t e a s te r ly a lo n g th e n o r th e r ly l in e o f th e sam e f ro m th e in te r s e c t io n o f t h e n o r t h e r ­ly l in e o f B e r g e n A v e n u e w ith th e e a s te r ly l in e o f F r a n k l in A v e n u e a n d r u n n in g f ro m th e n c e (1) n o r th e r ly a t r i g h t a n g le s to B e rg e n A v e n u e . 91.69 fe e t to a p o in t ; th e n c e (2) e a s te r ly p a r a l le l w ith B e r g e n A v e ­n u e , 50 f e e t to a p o in t ; th e n c e (3) s o u th e r ly p a r a l l e l w i th th e f ir s t c o u rs e , 91.76 f e e t to th e n o r th e r l y l in e o f B e r g e n A v e n u e ; th e n c e (4) w e s te r ly a lo n g th e n o r th e r l y l in e o f B e r g e n A v e n u e , 50 fe e t to th e p o in t o r p la c e o f B E G IN N IN G . B e in g k n o w n a n d d e s c r ib e d a s L o t N o. 177 in B lo c k N o. 8 on a c e r ta in m a p e n t i t le d , “ M ap o f P r o p e r ty o f th e W a ld w ic k Im p r o v e m e n t C o m p a n y a t j W a ld w ie k , B e r g e n C o u n ty , N . J ." filed in th e B e r g e n C o u n ty C le r k ’s O ff ic e on A ug . 6, 1890, a s M ap No. 467.SE C O N D T R A C T — B E G IN N IN G a t a p o in t in th e s o u th e r ly l in e o f th e w h o le t r a c t o f w h ic h th e h e re in d e s c r ib e d t r a c t is a p a r t , w h e r e th e s a m e is in te r s e c te d by th e d iv id in g l in e b e tw e e n L o ts N u m b e rs 177 a n d 178 in B lo c k N o. 8 a s s h o w n o n th e m a p h e r e in a b o v e r e f e r r e d to w h ic h p o in t is a lso d i s ta n t 91.69 fe e t n o r th ­e r ly a t r ig h t a n g le s f ro m th e n o r t h ­e r n ' l in e o f P"»*rtF»n A v e n u e , a n d r u n n in g f ro m th e n c e (1) n o r th 19 d e g re e s 40 m in u te s e a s t , a lo n g th e Cv<..i4nuauun o* aeuu u iv id in g lin e b e tw e e n L o ts N u m b e rs 177 a n d 178 if e x te n d e d , 43.31 f e e t to a p o in t in th e s o u th e r ly l in e o f p re m is e s c o n ­v e y e d to G ro v e -W a ld L im ite d b y d e e d d a te d M ay 1, 1954. a n d r e c o rd e d M a y 4, 1954 in th e B e r g e n C o u n ty C le r k ’s O ff ic e in d e e d B o o k 3531, P a g e 492&c: th e n c e (2) a lo n g th efc'arne s o u th 70 d e g re e s 20 m in u te s e a s t , p a r a l le l w ith B e r g e n A v e n u e . 50 f e e t to a p o in t ; th e n c e (3) s o u th 19 d e g re e s 40 m in u te s w e s t, p a ra l le l w ith th e f ir s t c o u rs e . 43.24 f e e t to t h e a fo re s a id s o u th e r ly l in e o f th e ■whole t r a c t ; th e n c e (4) n o r th 70 d e g re e s 25 m in u te s w e s t, a lo n g s a id s o u th e r ly l in e o f th e w h o le t r a c t , 50 l e e t to th e p o in t o r p la c e o f B E G IN N IN G

C o m m o n ly k n o w n a s 23 B e rg e n A v e n u e . W a ld w ie k . N e w J e r s e y . T H IR D T R A C T —B E G IN N IN G a t a p o in t in th e n o r th e a s t e r ly s id e o f B e r g e n A v e n u e (50 f e e t in w id th ) , s a id p o in t b e in g d i s ta n t 450 fe e t s o u th e a s te r ly fr o m a b e n d w h ic h la s t m e n tio n e d p o in t (b e n d ) is a lso d i s t a n t 125 fe e t e a s te r ly f ro m th e e a s te r ly l in e o f F r a n k l in T u r n p ik e a n d r u n n in g th e n c e (1) s o u th 705 20’ 06“ E a s t, s t i l l a lo n g th e s a m e 50 fe e t

| to a p o in t: th e n c e (2) n o r th 193 40’ 00“ E a s t, 135 fe e t to a p o in t; th e n c e (3) n o r th 70 20’ 00" W est. 50 f e e t to& p o in t a n d th e n c e (4) S o u th 19*' I 40’ 00“ W est. 135 fe e t to th e p o in t o r p la c e o f B E G IN N IN G

S a id S e c o n d a n d T h i r d T r a c ts t o g e th e r b e in g k n o w n as L o ts 30 a n d 58-B in B lo c k 11 o n th e c u r r e n t ta x m a p o f th e B o ro u g h o f W a ld w ick . T o g e th e r w ith a ll a n d s in g u la r th e

r ig h ts , l ib e r t ie s , p r iv i le g e s , h e r e d i ­ta m e n t a n d a p p u r te n a n c e s th e r e u n to ■ b e lo n g in g o r in a n y w is e a p p e r ta in - I in g a n d th e r e v e r s io n a n d r e m a in d e r s r e n ts , is su e s a n d p ro f its th e r e o f , a n d a lso a ll th e e s ta te , r ig h t t i t le , in te r e s t u s e , p r o p e r ty , c la im a n d d e m a n d o f i th e s a id d e f e n d a n t s o f, in . to a n d o u t o f th e s a m e b e so ld to p a y a n d s a t i s fy in th e f irs t p la c e u n to th e s a id p la in ­t i f f , t h e s u m o f $7,607.49, o u t o f th e p re m is e s d e s c r ib e d in t h e f irs t c a u s e o f a c t io n o f th e c o m p la in t a s th e f ir s t a n d s e c o n d t r a c t s h e r e in a b o v e d e s - ! c r ib c d . w ith la w fu l in te r e s t t h e r e o n j iro n ) t h e 4 th d a y o f O c to b e r 1962 u n t i l i th e s a m e b e p a id a n d s a tis f ie d a n d a lso th e c o s ts o f th e s a id p la in t i f f ;

A n d to p a y a n d s a t i s fy in th e s e c o n d f p la c e u n to th e s a id p l a in t i f f M a rg a n d I C o rp o ra t io n , a N e w J e r s e y c o rp o r - | a t io n . th e s u m o f $2,775.40 o u t o f th e p re m is e s d e s c r ib e d in th e se c o n d c a u s e o f a c t io n o f th e c o m p la in t a s th e F i r s t , S e c o n d a n d T h i rd T r a c ts h e r e in a b o v e d e s c r ib e d , to g e th e r w ith la w f u l in t e r e s t on s a id s u m s to b e c o m p u te d f r o m O c to b e r 4. 1962 u n t i l th e s a m e b e p a id a n d s a t i s f i e d , a n d a lso rh e c o s ts o f th e s a id p la in t i f f , e x c lu s iv e o f th e c o u n s e l fe e o f $228.83 and a d v a n c e s m a d e b y th e p la in t i f f , fo r f ire in s u r a n c e p re m iu m in th e su m o f $33.24 a n d r e p a i r s in th e a m o u n t o f **17.60;

A n d th e c o s ts o f s a id p l a in t i f f h a v e b e e n d u ly ta x e d a t t h e s u m o f $213.97:

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S B F 21667T h e R ed -B e rg e n H e ra ld N ov 22. N o v 29 D ec . 6, 13. 1962 Ftffr: $128.00

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TOJO H N R. B E A R D SL E Y and

FA ITH M. B E A R D SL E Y , h is w ife .(L .S .)

Y OU A R E H E R E B Y SU M M O N E D ! a n d r e q u i r e d to s e r v e u p o n D A N IE L A M S T E R . P l a i n t i f f ’s a t t o r n e y , w h o se j a d d r e s s is 33 H a r r is o n A v e n u e , W a ld ­w ic k . N e w J e r s e y , a n a n s w e r to th e | C o m p la in t f iled in a C iv il A c tio n , in w h ic h W y c k o f f S a v in g s a n d L o a n A s­s o c ia t io n is P l a in t i f f a n d y o u a r e th e D e fe n d a n ts , p e n d in g in th e S u p e r io r C o u r t o f N e w J e r s e y , w i th in t h i r t y - f iv e (35) d a y s a f t e r D e c e m b e r 27, 1962, e x c lu s iv e o f s u c h d a te . I f y o u f a i l to d o so, ju d g e m e n t b y d e f a u l t m a y be r e n d e r e d a g a in s t y o u f o r t h e r e l ie f d e m a n d e d in t h e C o m p la in t . Y ou s h a l l file y o u r a n s w e r a n d p r o o f o f s e r v ic e in d u p l ic a te w ith t h e C le rk o f th e S u p e r io r C o u r t , S ta te H o u se A n n e x . T r e n to n , N e w J e r s e y in a c c o rd a n c e w ith th e r u le s o f c iv i l p r a c t ic e a n d p ro c e d u re .

T h e a c t io n h a s b e e n in s t i tu te d fo r th e p u r p o s e o f fo r e c lo s in g a m o r tg a g e d a te d M ay 20, 1960, m a d e b y y o u a s m o r tg a g o r s a n d p a y a b le to W y c k o f f S a v in g s a n d L o a n A s s o c ia tio n a s m o r t ­g a g e e a n d c o n c e rn s r e a l e s ta te lo c a te d i a t 86 O n e id a A v e n u e , B o ro u g h o f O a k ­la n d . C o u n ty o f B e r g e n , S ta te o f N e w J e r s e y . jD a te d : D e c e m b e r 4, 1962

I. G R A N T S C O T T C le rk o f S u p e r io r C o u r t

B e r g e n H e ra ld D ec. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1962 F e e s : $31.36

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N O T IC E T O W H O M IT M A Y C O N ­C E R N :

T A K E N O T IC E T H A T A L L IE D E X C A V A T IN G A N D C O N T R A C T ­IN G C O ., L T D ., a l im i t e d p a r tn e r s h ip a s s o c ia t io n o f t h e S ta te o f N e w J e r - | s ey , b y u n a n im o u s v o te in n u m b e r j a n d v a lu e o f i n t e r e s t in s a id l im ite d i p a r tn e r s h ip a s s o c ia t io n h a v e v o te d to j d is s o lv e s a id l im i t e d p a r tn e r s h ip a s - j s o c ia t io n in a c c o rd a n c e w ith T i t le 42, C h a p te r 3. A r t ic le 2, S e c t io n 14 o f th e L im ite d P a r tn e r s h ip A s s o c ia tio n A c t, R e v ise d S t a tu te s o f N e w J e r s e y , 1937, a n d s a id l im i te d p a r tn e r s h ip a s s o c i­a t io n f ro m th e s a id d a te h e r e o f is d is s o lv e d , a n d h a s c e a s e d to c a r r y o n : i ts b u s in e s s e x c e p t so f a r as m a y b e r e q u i r e d fo r th e fin a l w in d in g u p th e r e o f .

A L L IE D E X C A V A T IN G A N DC O N T R A C T IN G C O ., LT D .C a r o ly n S a la f ia , S e c r e ta r y

O r c h a r d D riv e ,U p p e r S a d d le R iv e r , N .J . I

B e r g e n H e ra ld D ec. 6. 13. 20. 27, 1962 J a n . 3, 10. 1962 F e e s : $33.64

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N O T IC E T O W H O M IT M A Y C O N ­C E R N :

T A K E N O T IC E T H A T R A M A P O ! V A L L E Y B U IL D E R S . L T D ., a l im ite d !p a r tn e r s h ip a s s o c ia t io n o f th e S ta te i o f N e w J e r s e y , b y u n a n im o u s v o te in n u m b e r a n d v a lu e o f in t e r e s t in sa id l im i te d p a r tn e r s h ip a s s o c ia t io n h a v e v o te d to d is so lv e s a id l im i te d p a r t n e r ­s h ip a s s o c ia t io n in a c c o r d a n c e w ith T i t le 42, C h a p te r 3, A r t ic le 2. S e c tio n 14 o f th e L im ite d P a r tn e r s h ip A ss o c i­a t io n A c t, R e v ise d S t a tu t e s o f N e w J e r s e y . 1937, a n d s a id l im ite d p a r t n e r ­s h ip a s s o c ia t io n f ro m th e s a id d a te h e r e o f is d is s o lv e d a n d h a s c e a s e d to c a r r y o n i ts b u s in e s s e x c e p t so f a r a s m a y b e r e q u i r e d fo r th e f in a l w in d in g u p th e re o f .

R A M A P O V A L L E Y B U IL D E R S . C. C a r o ly n S a la f ia , S e c r e ta r y

O r c h a r d D riv e ,U p p e r S a d d le R iv e r , N . J .

B e r g e n H e ra ld D ec. 6, 13. 20, 27J a n . 3, 10, 1962 1F e e : $28.80

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HACKENSACK — The B oard of F reeho lders announced th is w eek the form ation of a County G overnm ent S peakers’ B ureau.

F reeho lder B ernice A lexander, ch a irm an of the public in fo rm a­tion com m ittee, said th a t the bureau w ill prov ide clubs and o r­ganizations w ith lectures and film p resen ta tions on a w ide varie ty of subjects. Speakers w ill include m em bers of the B oard of F re e ­holders and key C ounty officials.

A b rochure describ ing how the sp eak ers’ bu reau opera tes and the 15 sub ject m a tte rs offered w ill be m ailed to . th e p residen ts and heads of m ajo r o rganizations and clubs in the C ounty, she said. The b rochure contains a request form perm ittin g clubs and organiza­tions to select a speaker, subject, and d a te of appearance. R ep re­sen ta tives of the B ergen C ounty P ark Com m ission p re se n t a color slide lec tu re on the p a rk system The C ounty Police D epartm en t and the M osquito Com m ission each have a 20 m inu te m otion p ic tu re w hich w ill be provided upon request.

The lec tu re sub ject m a tte rs cover p rac tica lly every phase of C ounty governm ent includ ing th e Sheriff’s office, C ounty C lerk and Surrogate .

The Advent WreathF o r the p ast th ree w eeks the

Boy Scouts of Troop 232 Ho-Ho- K us - W aldw ick have been sell­ing A dvents W reath K its. As a j resu lt of the articles appearing in th is new spaper, m any subscri­bers have asked us abou t the o ri­gin of th is custom. A little r e ­search show s us th a t a lthough the , A dvent W reath is obscure in ori- jgin, it is believed th a t it m ay | have had its beg inn ing in the ; pagan fire w heel. In C hristian sym bolism the w heel o r w rea th stands for e te rn ity . Its use is es­pecially fitting d u ring A dvent, th e season of th e an ticipation of the com ing of our Lord. M aking of the A dvent W reaths is a fam ily custom w idely p rac ticed in the no rth countries of E urope during the 19th cen tury . In recen t years a reb ir th of the custom has taken place in A m erica, not only in the home bu t in schoolroom s, ch u rch ­es and institu tions as well.

T he w reath itself is a circle of everg reen b ranches w ith four candle sockets and a pu rp le bow. T hree purp le candles and one p ink candle are inserted .

The cerem ony is sim ple. I t s ta rts a t the even ing m eal on the S a tu rd ay before the first S unday in A dvent w ith the blessing of the w reath . The head of t h e 1

household is the one designated to say th e p ray ers , follow ing w hich various m em bers of his fam ily ligh t th e candles. Each n ig h t the first p u rp le candle is ligh ted by the youngest child of the household and is le ft bu rn ing du ring the m eal. T hen the eldest child, du ring th e second week, ligh ts not only the first bu t a second purp le candle. B o t h candles b u rn during the evening m eal as before. Each n igh t du ring the th ird w eek the m other of the fam ily lights th e pink, as well as the tw o prev iously burned purp le candles. The fou rth w eek the fa th e r of the household lights all fou r candles in p ro p er sequence.

C hildren love the beau ty of the sim ple trad itiona l c e r e m o n y . L igh ting candles in an A dvent W reath is a sim ple w ay to s ta rt a trad itio n of fam ily w orship in the home.

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Police C hief P a t P ratico , w hose d ep a rtm en t carries m ajo r respon ­sib ility for traffic contro l and t r a ­ffic p rev en tio n th ro u g h o u t the city, looks ahead to the rap id ap ­proach of an o th e r w in te r d riv ing season, not necessarily w ith ap ­prehension, b u t w ith th e hope th a t the average city d riv e r’s p re ­para tions w ill be adequate to the com ing test.

“I im agine our w orries are the sam e as those of the average r e ­sponsible citizen,” C hief P ratico said, “only on a considerably

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to m ain ta in a good w in te r liriv- ing safe ty record and keep the traffic arte ries open, not only for public convenience, b u t in an ­tic ipation of possible em ergencies req u irin g am bulances, fire trucks or squad cars to get th rough qu ickly; bu t th is isn’t easy in the m iddle of a snow storm or a f te r a b lizzard .”

T h e chief sta ted th a t the c ity ’s snow rem oval p lans are se t and th a t his d ep artm en t is p repared to d irec t traffic in an efficient m anner, bu t th a t “m uch of our success this w in te r w ill depend upon the u nderstand ing coopera­tion of the public .”

He urged d rivers to ta k e p re ­cautions to p rev en t th e ir ow n

vehicles from stalling , sk idd ing in to accidents, an d causing p re ­ven tab le traffic bo ttlenecks th is w in te r. D eploring the a ttitu d e of “I’ll cross the b ridge w hen I com e to it” the chief em phasized th a t lack of p reparedness m igh t m ake it im possible to “cross the bridge" w hen th e tim e comes.

Chief P ra tico recom m ended th e follow ing checklist for d rivers in ­te rested in w orry-free , accident- free and non-stalled w in te r d riv ­ing:

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. . . because we believe in ourselves and our fine furs, we feel free to offer you this bit of advice:

don’t just come to BON-TON, happily make your selection

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wisest thing to do but it wouldn’t prove our point. No. Go,

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BON-TON. Do the same here— look, ask, note prices. You’ll

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and here’s the reason: we are our own pelt buyers, designers,

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for these middle-man operations and consequently, neither

do you. It’s an old, old story with BON-TON customers but

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T-Bird Stolen; Police are investigating the | th e ft of a w hite T h u n d erb ird S unday evening from in fron t of 137 D ora A venue. The ow ner, R obert D’Ercole, 374 A irm ount Avenue, Ram sey, reported the vehicle sto len w hile he was v isiting w ith the A ntonelli fam ily of the Dora A venue ad ­dress. The license p la te num ber is HAI 361.

A suitcase contain ing clo th ing valued a t $114 w as stolen from a car ow ned by Wm. J. Apple- ton 44 D uran te Road early M on­day morning'. Mr. A ppleton had parked his car fo r a business trip to Conn. Investigating of­ficer L itchu lt found signs of fo rc ib le en try on the car. The police investigation is continuing.

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GARDEN COLUMNLAST CHANCE FOR PLANTING SPRING FLOWERING BULBS

Is it too la te to p la n t sprin- flow ering bulbs? This question often arises du rin g D ecem ber, especially w hen the first snow or cold snap rem inds us th a t w in te r is alm ost here.

You can p la n t spring-flow ering bulbs, such as daffodills, tu lips, crocus and o ther sm all bulbs, any tim e the ground is no t frozen in D ecem ber or even J a n u a ry and still get flowers n ex t spring. They m ay not be as large as those p lan ted earlier, how ever.

L ate bulb p lan tings should be i m ulched w ith several inches of leaves or sa lt hay to encourage root g row th and p rev en t heav ing du ring the w inter.

If the soil freezes solid and the I bulbs still a re no t p lan ted , you s till have a chance to save face. P o t them in large flow er pots, then sto re the pots in w ooden boxes in an unheated garage.

S urround the pots w ith leaves in the boxes to p rev en t them from freezing and d ry ing out. You can use som e of these pots ! fo r indoor forcing in M arch or A pril, o r p lunge the pots in soil i outdoors du rin g March.

H ardy sp ring bulbs req u ire several m onths of low te m p era ­tu res fo r root g row th and bud developm ent. They w ill not flower indoors or out w ith o u t th is low- te m p era tu re trea tm en t.

PROTECT PERENNIALSFROM WINTER DAMAGE

L ast W in ter w as a severe one for peren n ia l gardens in m any p arts of N ew Jersey. C h ry san th e­m um s, gaillard ias, delph in ium s and o ther perenn ials w ere heaved from the soil by a lte rn a te freez­ing and thaw ing.

These looses can be g rea tly r e ­duced th is w in te r by m ulching you r flower garden in la te De­cem ber. The soil tem p era tu re should be low enough by th en so th a t g row th w ill have hardened fo r the w in ter. M ulching too early m akes p lan ts tender.

Christmas tree boughs, s a l t ! hay, or straw are good w inter mulches for the flower garden. Work salt hay or straw around the crowns of the plants and a little over the top.

Leaves should no t be used be­cause they pack, exclude air, and cause p lan ts to rot.

Rose bushes should be p ro ­tected by m ounding soil over the crow ns of the p lan ts to a dep th of 6 to 8 inches. This can be done now before the soil freezes. I t is b e tte r to b ring in ex tra soil for th is purpose ra th e r th a n expose' the roots by scooping soil from around each plant.

P ru n e back any long canes on bush roses to about 2 feet to p re ­ven t th e ir being buffeted by w in ­te r w inds. W ait u n til about A pril 1 for a general p ru n in g of roses, since canes w ill p robab ly freeze back several inches du ring the w in ter. The m ounds of soil from roses and the p ren n ia l garden m ulch can laso be rem oved about A pril 1.PRUNING ONLY TREATMENT

FOR SPRUCE. FOR CANKERIf you r sp ruce trees o r o ther

everg reens have been tra n s ­p lan ted w ith in the p ast 4 o r 5 years, they m ay look p re tty m o th -ea ten rig h t now. B u t the chances are th a t poor root sys­tem s, w rong p lan tin g site, or

som ething o ther than d isease is the cause o f d isappoin ting grow th.

O n the o ther hand, if you have ; old, well estab lished spruce or fir trees, they m ay have canker ' disease. As you look up th rough j the tree, are th e re dead branches scattered th rough the low er and m iddle p a rts o f the tree?

The chances are th a t canker d isease is the cause.

B ranches covered w ith brow n, dead needles m ay possibly be the resu lt of shed ing-out by the branches above. B ut if can k er is the cause of death , the re w ill be a definite, sunken canker in the branch.

Also, resin or p itch w ill be qu ite ev iden t on the cankered area. Som etim es the re is so m uch resin it 'drips to branches below.

T here is no sp ray and no chem ical to control the diseae or p ro tec t you r tree. The only th ing you can do is p ru n e or cu t the diseased b ranches from the tree. And to help p rev e n t spread ing the d isease to o the r b ranches d u r­ing the p ru n in g operation, you should p ru n e du rin g D ecem ber, Ja n u a ry , o r F ebruary .

Rem ove the branches by cu t­ting flush w ith the m ain trunk , even though th e re is still som e life in the sick branch. If th e re is a good flow of resin from the cu t surface on the trunk , no w ound-dressing is necessary. On the o ther hand, if the cu t is fa irly dry, cover it w ith orange shellac or tree w ound paint.

INSECTS MAY MOVE INWITH FIREPLACE WOOD

Several d iffe ren t types of in ­sects m ay en te r y o u r hom e in fireplace wood th ro u g h o u t the w in te r season.

These insects can be nuisance pests b u t they are not likely to becom e estab lished as dam aging pests in y o u r hom e as a resu lt of b ring ing in fireplace wood.

B ark beetles are ap t to em erge from sm alle r pieces of logs. These beetles m ay ap p ear in ra th e r la rg e r num bers and fly abou t the home, if in fested wood has been in the room fo r several w eeks.

V arious long-horned beetles m ight appear in the hom e and w ill p robab ly be noticed around w indow s, w hich they are a t ­trac ted to.

C a rp en te r an ts and te rm ites also appear around y o u r firewood. T erm ites m ust m a in ta in a contact w ith the g round to ob ta in m ois­ture. U nless the w ood is sto red on a d ir t floor in a basem ent the term ites will soon die.

To p rev en t th e -a p p e a ra n c e of these u n in v ited guests in you r hom e it is best not to b ring th e firewood in to the h ea ted room m ore than several days before it is to be burned .

My God shall supply every need of yours.— (P h il. 4 :19).

As we a ttu n e ou rse lv es to th e w isdom of the C h ris t, as b a lan ce is b ro u g h t ab o u t in o u r a ffa irs , we find th a t our needs a re m et in a p e rfe c t way.

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carry a p a ir of rein fo rced tire chains in tru n k .

4. Check w indshield w ipers — both as to condition of blade ru b ­ber and as to adequate pressu re of w iper arm s against w indshield. M ake sure vou have at least one ounce of arm pressu re fo r each inch of w iper b lade length. Snow and slush can get p re tty heavy, and w eakened w iper arm s can let

i a d riv e r dow n, th e chief ex- 1 plained.

5. E qualize b rakes — b u t since b rakes are only as effective as

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t ire traction , be su re to check the condition of tire tread s an d the tire chains in you r tru n k a t the sam e tim e. M ake su re chains fit, p articu la rly if you have installed snow tires. The la tte r are an aid for som e conditions, bu t do not rep lace tire chains on g lare ice, steep grades or deep snow. And because snow tires are often fa t­te r than reg u la r tires, you m ay need a la rg e r sized se t of chains. On vezy slippery pavem ents, b rak ing efficiency and tire chains go toge ther — you can 't have one w ithout the other.

W ith all these th ings done, C hief P ratico ad m itted th e re w as still one im p o rtan t item th a t would have to “w ait un til the tim e cam e” — and th a t w ould be

th e item of m ora l responsib ility to d rive ca refu lly in w in te r w eather. “B ut we w on’t be able to do our best then unless w e do our best to be p rep a re d now,” he insisted.

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