The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 49

a2 I 'L 1 Wf 3 the reerran-' The trii ms fwdnnted from eastern Acxie-y- Vie groom, who was graduated from the Middei-bsar Technical School, The Hague. Netherlands, is employed at Venne-mt and Welgers. Prospect Park. the township committee. Mr.

Fleet-wood is currently chairman of the township committee. Cl r-: I' Ciccrttj CflJj cf Rudolph tCcrsbor the Trsvelv Ca Fat ersoor. Mr. i-' was grodved from Eatler I chol sad 1 New h- Curing four years in the recent war. he was a captain la the Army Air Force.

Mr. DeBew has been treasurer of Pequaneork Township the past two years and is an accountant with Lybrandt Roos Bros- Kew York. After a. trip te the Pocono Mr. and Mrs.

DeBow will reside temporarily in Lake Drive East, Packanack Lake. Urn Summer borne ef the bride's parents They are building a new home in the The Little Falls Board of Education has called a special meeting for tomorrow evening. The session wilt be held nt School No. 2 end will start at 3 o'clock. Min Cleaner Vender i daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. I Vender Plate, Post Haledon, recently became the bride The annul Harvtt Home of The First1' Reformed Church will be held Thursday evening. Oct. 21. at the chapel on Main St.

Co-chairman for the turkey supper wlU be Mrs. James E. Young, of East Main and Mrs Edwin Feffreys. of Ccreiess Charges Follovi Accident A bus ride to the Cone. Island Mardi Gras on Sept.

IS will be sponsored by the Great Notch Ran- as Wm tVf 1 ihsy Soy. County health most be alwayi guarded mn Henry Hersemau. president of the local school board, and invited him to take trip throuih tba comm unity pad witaeu the newly fixed roads and to also witness twelve it more kindergarten children waiting by the highway for a school biu Heeseman will- scnooi bus Beesemm PomDton PIshw. which Frsnnreo Ave. Mrs.

Hermlne bytv Schul" In.chsrge of the fancy table; Mist Ruth Williams, quilts; Airs. Harry Taylor, aprons; Mrs. Arthur BaU. publicity, and Mrs. John Fritts.

tickets. George g. Robb, of New Haven Conn resided for many years on Lincoln Ave. in" Little Falls, recently retired ay general agent for the Erie Railroad, tn New Haven. Mr.

Robb had been affiliated with the company for some 45 years. Veterans Auxiliary Meets Organizes l0LD MacCUXOtOH I w.H-I Personalities I lnsiy-cawe along and being one to. have fought in other years year Chars pi of careless dcivirg were made against two drivers following an accident at the intersection of Southside Ave and Tilt St. yesterday shortly before 3 3d m. Carlo Raso of E.

23rd Paterson, was drivings his Car north on Subside Ave. when It collided with a rr driven hy-Michael Zimmer of 120 Frederick Ave-HawthornerThe Zimmer ear sustained damage to the rear left side. No one was hurt; Police Lieutenant Paul Engold issued the Summons a ter questioning botn .1 riviie tin SC er tt Gremse ha feeen a the Wayne Township See Kovember Vole On PolicePensions fdsrahon for 18 J-'iSwrest in new fecili- The I Hatedon Veterans Ladies Auxiliary organized at a meeting held in 4 Barbour St. The following officers wet elected; Mary BoIORna, president. D.

Lillian Gardiner, vveeprest-deni, Ada Del Bosco. corresponding secretary; Charlotte Rountree The Circle of the Woman' Society for Christian Service of the Methodist-Chueeh- meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. H. J. Lacktis.

of 148 island Ave. T-he circle fs under the leadership of the Mrs. Edna Cubby. Members of the Little- Falls treasurer; Lida Aquino, chaplain Izik Vail" aerveant-at-arms: Ann that they have secured Lois Valler aergeant-at-rms; Ann M. bauii, ttB wrens! ani for buses to go in every place they could, took deep interest in itivemew lie approved the idea nf better service to the chilli ren living there and said ho was whole heartedly lor having the buses ro Into the community W'c extend our appreciation Jfor his deep interest and eon-mderatlon He ptomises im-" mediate action which will be welcome news to the several parents wh asked us te lead the fight for better service Heeseman said he is of the opinion aU other, members of the hoard ill feel as he does We sincerely hope so the necessary 10 per cent of town- Ramella.

companj and Lorraine fliccardo. historian Twelve members were present and the meeting was devoted to Alfred H. Meese. superintendent of the North Jersey Trsming School for Girls on Minisink Road, will be host to members of the Rotary Club of Little Falls tomorrow evening when the club meets AnneKooimanYed To Stewart DeBow ship voters to place their police fund pension a plan On the November general election ballot. Tf the pension plan is Adopted fticHibfrlhip drive.

Any member of il. fin4mwMi fh nui4 membership drive. Any Ihe department The list would in- fere for nt rmg linner. the members will be shown around the institution Mis Catherine L. Amendt.

War ren spent last week visiting relatives at Fairfield. Connecticut Wilkins Phots MRS. RUDOLPH-JCAVELAAIL. the immediate fanjily of a veteran is eligible -to join the auxiliary, such as a mother, daughter, wife or sister. The next meeting will be held Sept.

23 at the same place. Women Interested in joining are invited to attend Irving Grieves and Stewart Rob- 0f Budojph Kavelaar, 20 Wagaraw jinson. co-chairmen of the recent Prospect Park, son of Mr. elude Chief Wlillam Holley. Captain Bgrney Tissot.

Sergeant James Garrabrant and 1 Patrolmen Charles Shew, John Suchor-xky. John prrghorn and Donald Gleb. i Patrolmen Suchorsky and Giel. both who were appointed to the pohee force during the last five years, will become members of the state pension fund and wilfbe assessed per cent of- their Robert A. Borntrager, 43, of 22 wages The township will pay an Kurt in Fail from Bus WEST PATF.RSO.

1 15 thia. ha buj reh ti UhN "toll Bite eaeifl Dn A1 uttht I tota A wedding took plgce esterda-in First Reformed Church when Mist Anne Mover Kooiman. daughter of Mr. ad Mrs. Cornelius R.

Kooiman. 329 Belmont Ave Hale-don, became the bride of Stewart DeBow. Son of Mr and Mrs. Roy DeBow. Boulevard.

-Pomptoh Plains. The Rev. RudiVph Merer, pastor of the Lakevtevf Presbvte-rian Church. Paterson, assisted bv1 the Rev. Edwin T.

Jones of Pomp-ton Plains, officiated the eere-monv. The reception was held at the Sw 1st Chalet, Rochelle Park. The bride wore a gown of ice blue tatm trimmed with lace. Her French heirloom lace veil was attached to a matching wei'dma band of satin and lace. She carried a To Voleon Loan for i i Repairs to School Country Fair sponsored by Community Fire o.

Eaveltar, The her-1. of Mountain View, reports a eerwmony sVthe home coo- profit as against $3,400 last th brother. The Rev. year Nice going and it Is well pe.rrd Jkttfrooa, olio understand that all the money goes to-4he erection of A new Ket- store gnwnj of while reation Center When firemen taffeta with a net skirt! trimmed spend their efforts on such vfn-lwtth lace. Her lce-tri mined fing-tures it is not a surprising feature jertip yeil was attached I bead-to learn ALL the people cooperate I piece of whiteTlowers and she car-.

Our best to Community andjried a white Bible trimmed with the Fellosu who make up the com- white, roses. (ffil iKA'SD r. gremse Cliff St. sustained a put over the right eje when he fell white riding on a North Halddoa bus Saturday shortly before 8 .10 yn. He was taken to Paterson General Hospital in the Police ear by Police Chief -Delos ItiRjs who te-turned him to his home aftpr treatment, Lillo, 1033 Bet-' mont Ave of the bus told Voters of West Paterson.

Little Totowa will approve or reject a proposal i by-the Passaic Valiev Board of Education to bor-! row 8 000 for exterior and inter-: ior repair work IP the high school at' special electicni to be held to raver book with blue gardenias. maid of honor was her sis ter, Miss Grace Kooiman, who wore morrow evening rh West Patero equal amount The other five members of the department will contribute five per rent into the fund and will be credited with an 'equal amount which will be paid by the township. I According present- plan, the fund witt be orgamxed and ministered on a local basis. Committeeman John R. Fritts and Committeeman James Marston have.

the opinions, that "wb'have no objection in adopting -such a fund Other members of the township committee have not openly approved or disapproved the peti-t'ons that the police department is now circulating. commitee of the eschews tonlcht at 8 in the Mix W. Avf es a powder blue gown, of taffeta the police that Bomtrager fell faille In Aiee blue were the -oth-J while the bus wav rounding a curve er attendants, cousins of the bride. 1 in' West Broadway by the bridge Mrs. Frank Muzik.

of Cltfion; over Moliy Anius Brook. Mrs. Andrew rusks of residents mav vote it School Nm. 4 on McBride Ave. between the hours of 7 to 8 it was announced by tbe board.

I The executive Haledon Parent-ff will meet home of President Carlo-tlo, fl Buschmanit i pany', Next year make the I goal "ten grand." Stanley F. Burgess, of Wayne Township. iia chairman of the Communion breakfast to be held at Donohue's on Sunday morning. The affair is being apon-sored by the Holy Name Society of Holy Crons R. C.

Church. Mountain lew. Burgess will be the new president of the society. We learn there will not be enough room at the restaurant to accommodate all who want to go. Our suggestion is to make certain those who are planning to attend get their tickets NOW A prominent speak will attend and we are- also happy to know that the well-liked rather Edward Sculhr pastor, of the church, will also br a speaker.

The matron of honor, Mrs. Louis Vander Plate, kore a yellow taffeta gown with a picture hat and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Louis Vander Plate was best man. The home was decorated with ferns and white gladioli. Following the certmony a re ception'was held at The Maples.

Preakness. The following guests attended-. Mr.nd Mrs. G. Gnade, Mr.

and H. Schuurmair: Miss M. Van Yperen, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Heerema: Mr. and Mrs. T. Van Yperen; Mr. and Mrs.

C. De Groot: Mr. and Brain; Mr. and Mre L. Vander Piste: Mrt and Mrs N.

Meima; Mr. and Mrs. J. Vander Plate. Brolsma; Mr Regular church activities were resumed at the West Paterson Community Church last night with the Rev.

Frederick L. Rounds, pas-j tor.Mft charge of service. Services will he held earh-Suc-day evening at 7d5 o'clock. teen the part of his Hit has brought him the liking because, of the ut threugh his efforts- he as important part in or additional class in already overcrow d-ki) sjrstem. crrsisc retired from the Hard' Rubber Co.

last mg since then has in all the schools' i pirticular at the Junior Sekaol on Valley i the sew half-million dol-(iitloa Is presently being Most men his age. retiring. look for solitude "take it easv attitude Billing the businesa world I with Gremse lie nsch bleasure in bis usiinmrnt and although if aot reached a point Hr he accomplished sll a gose after, nevertheless dose a great deal to the load y. NOIITII IIAI.F.IIO.X I- Mtss Joan-Jenkins. of Totowa.

and the bridegroom's cousin. Miss Muriel DeBow. of Summit. They carried pink chrysanthemums with the same flowers nt their hair. Mr.

DeBow'k bet man was his cousin. Charles Cairns, of Paterson. The uhers were Norton Smith and- Rus'cli llamiil of Pompton Plains. William Van Houten. of Butler.

end the brides brother, Richard Kooinsn. Mrs. Alma Mae Vajas. of Paterson. sang "The Lord Prayer," 'Because and "I Love Thee 'The SEPT.

13th thru SEPT- 21st Records featuring farorite artists and. tunes! Recorder Edward Weiss will hold pol'ce court tonight at 8 in the Municipal Buildifrgifa.iinda ista Good Goyernmont Leagurto Meet' The Good Government League of Little Falls, which is headed by-John R. Fritts, will hold Its first meeting of the Fall season tomorrow evening in the Gieat Notch fire-house on Ridge Rd, Campaign plant will be formu latcd Mr. Fritts announced Th orgenlzation will berk Republican candidates Harold Schumacher and TOTOWA nonoi f.ii Party for 0ES M-Jdred Shepiey, M. of 17 Serlvens Totowa Borough Is opening her home on Thursday, evening, at 8 pm.

for a card party to which everyone ig invited to attend. This is-for the benefit of Germania Chapter No 11. O. E. Refreshfcent will be The Board or meet to night at 8 in the Memorial School organist was Mr John Behnken on High Mountain lid.

hff aL I a of Lake We are glad tft learn the firemen and Mrs. E. Denegay; Miss Ruth of Haskell will soon have their Meyer; Mr. C. Perry: Mr.

snd firehouse. The council Friday Mrs. Vander Plaie; Mis K. Me- I TiRM rece'vfd bid nd wt ima. and Mr.

and Mrs. R. Hook. work! Packanack The bride is a graduate of Central H.gh School. Paterson, and the Rdgewood Secretarial School She la employed in the office of 'A periscope consists of a revolving jinsm which reflects horv rontal light fays ddwn a-vertical tube.

Oscar L. Fleetwood in Ihetr hid for served. The couple left for a honcy- swirfc inmli'4 ntiias tJ trap teonBi lirft) Uk li Neutx MtflCi verlj Unfit Flirt Lad Vr sear, Li aim, Hi Abm Jty; Vi fntj, ette. Li PeKK Abell thy Si Bnd a. vrf It Maw lint owr, I idston.

icki Jc VotX StumS rue Ca a Be'i reeie Wild v( Poo dtn, I er, J-k Mi; tly. ill (' itsr ffv instil low enough to guarantee the being 'started. As one who has been rooting along for the bovs of. Haskell just let ua say CON- iGRATULATIONS and the aame good service yotf have always given the people of the borough, lawsed Packana mtk his wife, Elisa tMpte kss three children, urned, Albert, Eleanors lath Another of his sHk ihe Community Metb-Ckarch Sunday School in ula View, where he has upfrintendent for miay work in the church ireugbt him many friends it (huts much pleasure in nrk accessary to leading ud if school He Is i nemhei' of the Masonic wd tskes deep Interest ij Scout activities is also vice-chairman rWiyne Branch, Paterson h. American Red Cross, sak for Commissioner sway years of activity new that those years will eet is doing good.

It can now he said. Wanaque can be recorded as a rest center and perhaps it is wise to. say the atmesphere in the- borpqrh at a certain section ie a cur for those suffering from ulcers. -At least this is what one was led to believe at the meeting of tho council last Friday flight. discussion was being held on aluminum that emanates from a factory Neighbors 'complained the dust wss detrimental to health.

It also was ruining the paint on houses. A representative of the company said that the medical profession is using aluminum to cure ulcers of the stomach and the inhaling of the just would not prove injurious to health. We won-- acred when listening It anyone suffered ifrom "ulcers of the lungs One person was heard to say. Tf it ruins paint on the houses what must it do to the insides of a human being" To which Mayor Anthonv Guide added, "I have worked In aluminum ptanlo and believe me I do not ihink the Inhaling of aluminum dust is good for To which we add mayor, many others feel the aame way. We are one.

Pail tot iov the "wise ones" their efforts to i laugh" ta the other fel-. Such was the ease rein Pompton Lakes when lat-of tow-nefs thought the town cop was 'unfamiliar nhr languages The 'ad been charged with be-Mrderly persons after they cd a female life guard at Ide Park Captain Mack lerti wav called and he applied the trio Before he te heard them ridicule him Joreign tongue rood every word so did hree men when Recorder Jfgge said $5 fine and $2 of courtll, Lamberti had st laugh On a previous young man appeared in court with his father, -who charcerl with fen charged with beingiR be Mil igh Hal I tad llxw 1 the were to Ur H' Dr. He PROSPECT 1'AllK Farewell Surprise -Given Nell Meima Miss Nell Meima. 23 Wagaraw Boulevard, was guest of honor at a farewell partv given by Mrs. Wilbert Bakker, Miss Marie Van Yper-ien and Mrs.

Thomas Van Mperen at 120 Lafayette Ave, Hawthorne Miss Meima was the recipient of many gifts. The guest of honor resigned her position's floor supervising nurse at the Christian Sani-ahe ha been 12 torium, 'Where KLoe iron i I Ayr. i heir in nntrr lice wd ypunger of the ilusea his father in a for-wgae lo say nothing and i he did not understand Zluh language Jegge eU aware of what was be-i-d because he'' speaks the Ue fluently The New frred The climax liter when The man wrote ire CipeC' William Charles -asking for I ybrs- She and a roommate. Miss 'F for his fine so that he Jane Schwder of Michigan, will from his income SfP- 14 fr Luc. are not deductable, to resume hospital duties tin will accommodate the 1 there.

the same time sending Guests present were- Mrs. Prier "tf to the Internal n.v.nim the Internal Revenue Red ke- Mrs- J4 Klingen, Mrs. Herb" they- ere it sensational low prices during S- In' indie A' I $uim Miwtot Not so dumb, these George Meyer, Mrs. George 7 cups" Meyer, Sr, Mrs. Joiiq Meyer, Mrs.

Id the bert raierT- wioh Samuel Meyer, Sr Miss Ruth Mey-the stale RuMerl er. Mrs. Thomas Van Yperen, Mrs wing fo the "thousand stu-' ohn steln' Mrs Arthur Veenema Mr Fred RCA Victor's special Clearance Sale your favorite tunes by your favorite ortists! Whether you like it sweet or hot, slow or beebop, youll find the music you want on an RCA VICTOR Recced! Yes, they're all here, a big Asortment of your favorite tunes ond artists, alt at this special value' week price. lurry and toke your choice while stocks are complete! j-Ho-K ind ik jticB'i hen to te-f11 i CoileP th Cir i IPP'C eVoe Mre k-. WeleZofmanv Mr- Orthhouse; tki who go to coneolom Eeher.

Miss F.leanor Vander Plate. 1 High and the Report! com Mle Vander Plate. Miss Ann Ihe colleges show v-1 Van Lenten, Miss Catherine Meima, 4tng of the local Mr- ls'lck Meim. Miss Jane r(i not be otherwise with Schraeder, Mrs. Richard Van Yper-jNdid leadershio St the I en M1 Rnth Van Yperen, Mtss Outlef --Keen uo the Mane Van Yperen.

Mrs. Wilbert ixeepup Ihe J. Mi veil work Bakker, Miss Nell Meima bq met Fri school i th the pipes 1 turdaji Those who were unable lo attend and sent gifts: Mrs. James bpfor we in syne Town- tiat Schoonderbeck. Mrs Marie Meyer.

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