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VOL. XXIX, No. 52

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VINCENT S. PAREILLO, : ,.' . Editor JOSEPH AGOSTINI, Business Manager

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Editorials .............................

Editor Speaks 8

Let's Talk Politics ...............................

Showcase 8

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When the Totowa. Council re-organizes January 1, it will be the first all-Democratic council in the borough'S history.

ß Remember it was first reported here that former Demestic Court Judge Milton Schamach would become. West Paterson magistrate.

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Joe Band's suit against Fair La•vn I0.P-.": the right to carry On his refuse disposal business will soon bear fruit 'and not for the bor- ough either ....

A testimonial being planned for retiring Councilman Gordon Kent of Little Falls. Kent will ,be sorely missed.. '"

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Wayne Health Officer O.scar Aquino acquires tenure. with.-his re- appointment this year. He has done an outstanding job 'and is recog, nized as one of the best men in the state for the particular field.

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It was -also first mentioned here how close Pancake Hollow was to realization. Recent pronouncements in the daily press bear testi. mony to the fa9t.

Incidentally, Totowa Borough Clerk Joseph Constantinc will also acquire tenure with his re-appointment. Joe has been almost indis- pensable in his conduct of the borough clerk's duties.

One of Wayne's bright young men is expected to be named to a

state patronage plum some time. between-January I and 15. Watch for his surprised reaction when the news leaks.

By the way, the old adage about t-he man living in a glass house qught to be preying on another of Wayhe's politicoes. How many weekly meetings can there .be?

ROGE .E.•.

PATERSON' •'l:l -- • 'The Passaic. XIN 'NT N. I'•,RRII,LO. I l County Constables Organization , Vincent N. Parrillo, Jr., son •f has reelected Roger Reddin as Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Parrill0, president. His slate of officers in- of 14• Lily Street, was elected. cludes: Robert Simpso•t/•..•/ice- ,:led•t01•.•,•:chief of the S.,etonian, • president;•.F•n•e-s•t•.•...:••;s•cI•:.:t•?•`:•...a•:.•.•Univ•ersi•ys camp us tary; I••••_ ,' •eas.u•i:, '-.. -'•:n'.!:!•'i•.'?'i:':{"Pe•; . A thi'rd •ear student, and Jc :. Messilia, se•:geant:_ .-" P•;/•ilo' is majoring' in business arms.. -.. • .......... adroAnistration,. •-/ ' - .- . :.•

' ' • • I ' .'I-I•...is-"a m'e-'m:;:•r,, of Phi Beta '•, Sigrri•, h9n0rary,. service frater-

POM•P•N LAK/•- The pa- nity; mernbe,r Ofl'?S. ociety .for the P.S. He ought to know, he is close. to 'the edge.. . . . , rishioners of Christ Pr01?e/stant Advancement of.•. Management , •L•g•[•l Chureh,..-at t-he-a'g•ual and a' rnemb•r bf the Booster

The tug-of-war with respect to the magistrate s post in F LoWry, Arthur Riedel, $•-•;•i(]•: Bur- Club.- Parrillo was'a January Lawn will be resolved with the return of Joseph G. Sproviere. k • Parish meeting, elected?•iArth'l•r. &956 'graduate of Central High. spite the reports that "money is being spent like water" by father of one of the candidates for the post, nothing will come of ' I ' , ' ß kes, and Mrs. Kennetlt': la•Va•S l•l'•he'•yearbø'øk' The Colt, and serv- ß of Kim•.o+nL_wardens.to se,'•e fo.' I .... ed as president of the. Student . , Count... ß

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Chief Walter J. Jasinski, of 20 Chestnut Drive, has ,been reelect- ed chief of the Packanack Fire

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elected at a recent meeting of-the

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They were.: Mrs. -George 'W. Flynn, president; Mrs. Cornelius A. Murphy, vice president;':•rs. L. K. Richardson, secretary; and Mrs. Kenneth Hauger, treasurer.

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MRS, RALPH FERRIOLA

•he marriage of Miss Edna Marie Ammirato, daughter of

Its. Carmella Amirate. of 17-19 Splitrock Road, Fair Lawn, to Ralph Vincent Ferriol_a, ,•on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferriola. 11- 09 Floral Avenue, Fair Lawn, -x•as solemnized recently in St. Catherine's R. C. Church. The Rev. Joseph K. tlull performed the doubl ß ring ceremony and a reception was held at the Fiesta. Woodridge. Following a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will make th ir home in Radburn.

MI•S. WILLIAM .NIKOLARAS

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In St. Catherine's R. C. Church in Glen Rock, at a Nuptial Mass, Miss Adele Cutler became the bride of Richard Charles Galle. The marriage ,,,,as p q'formed by Rev. Jo,•eph Laing. The bride is the former Miss Adele Cutler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Cutler, of 7-20 Fern Street, Fair Lax,, n, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Galle, of 193 Ross Avenue Hac- kensack. '

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Do hope you all had a Merry' Christmas and have a good Happy New Year!

The Optimist Club presented a television set to (he Passaic County Children's Shelter at Hope Dell this week. The arrange- ments were made 'by Optimist member Harold Moore, who is on the Board at the Shelter.

Richard Strauss' opera .... Ariadne and Naxos" will be given at the Mosque Theatre in Newark on Thursday evening,• January 3. Amø•pg the singers will be ,Eileen Farrell and Jon Crain. •

The Rosary and Altar Society of the English Branch of St. John Kanty R. C. Church in Clifton have set January 19 for the date.-•of their card '--party. 'Mrs. Chester Pritch is chairman.

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The Christmas display at Sam Brach offices on Goffle Ro•kI in Hawthorne are drawing crowds from near and far. The. displf•?.Y." is a cement truck donned in gay colorful lights.

The 'Ladies Circle of the Christian High School are planning present a comedy "The Family Nobody Wanted" to ,be presented so•..'.. l•hearsal tryouts are now in progress for those who may wish t 9 participate. They are held at the Eastern 'Christian Junior Hig• School. .• •:• •. "

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Lawn. 1•. •inns and his wife-.'•..win at'•a surprise-visit'•rom Nassau and are •heduled to fly ho•.•..:.0n a return •-rip in the ne•-few...,daYq:

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Ridgewo•, became the'•paren• of their third-child, a son bo.•:,• r• cently. The new arrival joins •o ,sister's,•.;Jill Mary and.'Jod• •t• He was named John V. cam•afi• 'I•. '-.

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Thirty-lourth Street• to William iI"" ' GUEI•NSE¾ 'CREST ]l ""C': ". '...'. Nikolaras, son of Mr. and Mrs'.:, II. ' '"'-' '-CE C'i•EAM •- -, II . i ' E. Nikolaras of Paterson. The ,l .-! ' • '.- .' : :-- Rev. Domitrius Stephanopulos l[ 134 - igth Ave.,' Pat e •p.riormed the ceremony. A re- i!" '" :"'St-te•o6d"2:14620 II ML• ms 43131' .

ception was held at the Club Ito-'.'":[J-: ":'•: :,'.. - -"' L: _. ...::..: ..... chelle. After the honeymoon, the t[: ....... .-.-we..•t•.cia•ize in •. --.11 --' couple _will reside at the East:,-::"tl.:!-' 'i'F-anc•-'F0r'n•:-'aad -' •akes,, Tl•irty-louth Str t address. ' ........ '•'. .......... . . ': ..' .... '-' .,: ,*" -•',- .t-•. . .., ' i •,;:•-•. '

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.•1'õ58 and all is well. As in previous hundreds of years the worId'$,millions have echoed and re-echoed the prayers

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for better things to comb. Each according to his own consci- ence and desire will look toward tomorrow's new horizon with renewed hope and added courage.

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-' '•-The year • was a year of many innovations, particu- larly in' the field of scientific achievement. Flying missiles, -satellites and the '.z•?.:? steps toward the conquest of outer space have created new. tensions and unrest.

The international race .•tc/)'lay claim to the moon has Stirred haft the' nations qf the 'world to intensify their efforts in providing safeguards •o'..q•.in+•n'•$'ecU•ff ' .. peace. - .It is fi, tting. that each natio.• - •..ke actio• to protec 'tseff.

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'1 . 'and-not the materia. listic-.or physical properties which appear t ø. be.' •ppe•most in the:mind. and heart of each of the world's individual. national leaders.

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' 'Here at this-stage., it '.woul'd.•em .. ..th9t too much titre has elapsed.' ?or •io -'•:-as.i.•W•ll..'::gs individuals often delay, until almost too ]a, te, before they h•:ithe danger. signs. ß

':'" "" B,u{ the da"•m'of::a. new year, fSr's m undefinable reason, ".'brin•'•'he;-chkngeless gi'ft of Goql'•t:•:,'..all men's hearts- Hope. : . . :.'. :,..::....'. ..... :.,..•:!....-., ß .-..: This: p'•iceless gift must l•e Ciierished and preserved else

life 'woUld be 'hollow and without meaning. HOpe will' bring fulfillment. But each of us, as a child :? - .

of God'i' :should lo.0k ahead not only for what we may receive .• . .. ß

or gaifi;' .but also..•for 'that which each of us may contribute that others may be' blessed as well.

Basically, each of us is more dependent on our neigh- ...bor than we realiz'e. 'For as ii 'has so often been said man

does not live by bread alone nor does anyone live in a vacuum all unto hilTtself.

To each reader the Chronicle and its staff extends sin- cere wishes for a brighter and more fruitful New Year. We hope that peace will prevail ,throughout the world and that each of us realizes, according to the individual desires, the success and happiness yearned for.

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..... ,-. :'.:- ............ ,.........':........................................... Well, 1957 has gone and 1958 is here in all its glory and promise

bigger and better things to come. I hope so! In the last several years I have managed not to break any New

ear resolutions. It was easy for me .because I didn't make any at all. I'm not a dope. I know resolutions last for a couple of days and then pfff't, out the window.

I don't know •bout you but last New Year's eve was a real BIG one for me. Actually, it was the first time in many years that we have attended a New Year's Eve party anywhere but home. The spouse and I generaJly sit up with the "five" and• see the New Year in and then off to the sack. But last year, number one son was off to some social event with his best girl and num•ber two son also off in another direction, making the family party a little weak. The feeling is strained because along about midnight both Morn and I are won- dering if the boys are all right. All sorts oœ ideas keep cropping up. If you are a parent I guess I don't have to tell you what some of them are... Anyway, the neighbors saw our lights on a little longer than usual and called on the phone to ask us over.

It's hard to say no, especially when they say, "bring the kiddies. '• So there we were until four a.m., eating and drinking and making merry with the kids, ours and theirs, stretched all over the floor, fast asleep. It got so that we forgot all about the boys .being out and when we trekked in about-5 a.m. there they were sprawled over the living room ,furniture, deep in slumber.

Our entrance was a little noisy .because it is a little awkward for two to •be carrying three. Well, not actually carrying three. My wife and I each carried one with one other between us, bobbing and weaving all over.

The boys awoke and wanted to know, "where were you? .... How come, you %vere out?'.' "Why so late? .... Weren't you worried about us?" ' Did you have iun?" ..

Oh, what a night..We finally quieted them down.• promising' to tell them all •bout' i• i.n the morning. But .when I awoke I had to come to work, .Nothing " has been said since. Maybe this year will be a repeat. Oh, .my: ,i-{AP:I:::q•' • YEAR!'

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Politic. •by OJAY

The opinions expressed in this column are exclusively those of the writer ,and do not necessarily reflect the policy and opinion of The Ghronlcle.

Each year during this season, it has been the practice to list

New Year resolutions and the aspirations of various political leaders• •"' However, with so much activity and so many changes being made in

the complexion of local and state government, we have decided to forego the traditional customs.

' During the past months we have tried to present an objective ' outlook on the political scene. No one has been deliberately dis-

paraged or maligned. It has been simply '•t matter of reporting the function of government as we have seen it. Criticisms are not in-.-:'

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government to the greatest number of people. In keeping with the spirit of the season we wish to exte'iid to ..

all our readers sincere -.best wishes for a happier, healthier an• ' more abundant New Year.

THE SHO WC SE By D. G.

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Warner Brothers contractee Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., now starring in "To Much, Too Soon," has cofi•pleted the first two acts of an ori- ginal play which he hopes t• produce On Br-'oadway next season. Zimbalist produced three shows on Broadway before coming to

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.'.Gypsy l•ose Lee, Star o! "The Charmer" on '"The United States Steel Hour,'" Wednesday, Jarmary 1, is currently working on a

.ne•w 'book to. add tO her tw6 novels,. best seaing autobiography and Broadway play,..I-Ier latest i• a o.9ok book' composed of her favorite recipeS.': Gyp•y's friend• relYOft she's an expert cook, her specialty being .a S•h soup called "asgpacho."

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"iThe 'year 1935 holds a double. significance for Jill Corey. Not -only is it the year of her ,birth, it also marked the. firsl• radio broad- cast of "Your Hit Parade," the faxned musical show which has

brought Jill nation-wide TV recognition and skyrocketed her cax-

eer. "Your ,Hit Parade" premiered April 20 and Jill was born a few months later September 30.

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SOUTIIPAWS C•T MAGIC SPELL • • TOUB•Y

SY'•US• N.Y. • •ere was a time when the lefthanded bowler was tagg• • an ugly duckling o• the tenpin s•rt. He •was a miscast in•dual, unpr•ctable, •d erratic.

•m• li• he w• in constan• dilemmas, like drawing impo•i- ble split, but t•--•ve c•g•.

T•ay's southpaws, though comp•a•vely few in n•.•r, losing •eir •ea•sh identity. •ey •e co•••g •e m•t sp•t in the a•u• •e•can Bowling Co•ress tourn•ent where for the pa• thr• years, lefthanders have walkS.. off wi• thr• s•gl• champions•. •oof enough that po•siders belong in company.

GERZ• SN•S B•GN

Until the 1955 tournament, only one sou•paw waste to •tinguish him• in the indiadual event. He waa:•••-all' •vey, o• •anapolis,• •diana, Who snar• the • c•-•'•in I•. .

A k•ler •rom Milwaukee .... Wisco•i•, Home--o•-•e Braves", •e Ge•ine sna•d the l•g •i•-o• righti• •r• years ago, in the Fort Wa•e. toursmerit, .with his •nning •8 score. - .

•eorge Wade, o•-•S•u•nvi•e, Ohio, c•e along in 19• •hester, N• York, •th a-744, and •sp•tacle •b •len

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Yo•ers, NeW York, cast his •u•paw magic last sprig'at Fort Womb, Texas, with a tuneful 729.

•o other levies figur• in the •C championships ol bygone days. Bu•o's Clarence •ng in 1•5 sou•paw• his way to a paiF-0f titles. A mem'•r of the fi•t place Weisset Blue Ribes, he • cop• all-events honors. / •e fam• T•-;..:.•: • of •lwauk•, holders 0f the highest team game • t • '•nt •story. (11•) ow• a major portion of i• su-• • 19• to le•h•a.'•r--."'"'••'•e";'M•shall. '

• de •h• e•ly establish• ••e• .• the nu.mbec one left- han•r in r•ent • com••n:[.'He 'finish'• •i•'in •t-.events in (1•" in 19• and •du'• in allmve'•ts (1 .•)':in.l•8. '•e--past two tou• •ents Wade .bO•ts a 2•;_12 placfng '•m •cond .to Bill

...

Lillard in •e two year .•ver•e column.. He _hol• a • year a•erage of 192.. Whether you are le•. or

'•'"and•, now is •e •me to enter the 19• • Tourna•en• •ing o• M•ch •th in, Syracu•,. New York, and running for 72 -days •ough Ju• '•th,- ,')7• "' ' :;

M•.I.-your entry now • .•n. as-?;•o•'•e to A•C Tou••ent He q"d•ers, Onondaga County War M•0•ial Buil•ng, S•u• ••,•Y•rk. •nM dea•ine • eht•' is F•ary 11, 1958. A • O F••O• ' . ..,.•;•- ,,. '

Frank Esposito, t '"•. g•/loo•ng •d succ•/&fm o•r of •e is me 'fied as he-has broughtfin. the top

artists to the •• .since. •s gra9 4,opening in 1955... Since •at time he has had one •pectacular a month•. b•nging to

P••us the top ke'gJers in the codntry as well as oth er 'st•s, •om- t•e spor• •d entert•nmem field. ..

Appro•mately ten • progr•.s:h•ve •n filmed at •e lanes including a Dave Garoway sh•. •e most outstan•ng'of tke se•es was •e 26-w•k match games that pit such w•ern star •wlers as • Jouglard, •ck We•r, Tony' Lindcm,, JoMny King, .C•ine •vino, ..and the •St's 'Joe Brow, against. each o•er.

ST• ON E•NITE ST•

. •e •onite Comply boas• many stars on their roster. Topping the Hst is the •4ime leader in ••ioned 3• g•es, •orge B•lick, o• Old Forge, Pennsylva•a.

O•er well •o• ß kegle• spor•ng the •onite ba•er include delen•g New Jer•y State Mat• game .'champion Vince Lucci of •enton; Jim ••atos, o• Post Chester, N; Y.; and Greg Griff. o, S•acuse, N.Y., the gent who copp• She Petersen classic last

• the distaff side we find Penny •cas, Je• O'Prey, •d Noga, a "•io. o• expert pi•pillers who pe•o• in •e top •omen's leagu• • the •t.

••e •wle• •d m•y 0•e• were signed by •• Keys•, •onit•s local demon repre•ntafive, in •e •ste• s•or.

Any bowling establishment •ing to use any' of his stars an exhibition.•, should-'con•ct Keyset, and he •1 ••ge •

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•all set for a big 1958 seasOn'o½ ha-lf-h•ur dramas with prominert guest stars from the stage and screen.

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AS SEEN BY IgON PHILLII•

MARTINEZ IN DO OR DIE AFF•_II• -- '58 IS I•RE!

The r big moment is here! The old year 1957 is going, and ready to make his appearance is Mister 1958, as the local sportscene is se$ /or another banner season.

The arrival o• the New Year will o•er many interesting ques- tions as-to how and what, as the old' year ..bows out.

To sports •ans, however, matters political, scientific, or military, are not 'their chief concern. They' wonder how the yankees will do in the coming season; will the Knickerbockers .be in the NBA play- offs; and will boxing survive in town here.

Although the crystal '•all is hardly clear, this writer sees some of the situations taking effect. as interesting results are ready to take place as 1958 gets all ready 'to adopt itself to the local scene.

The one big problem is Vince. Martinez, the. town's leading con• tender •or welterweight honors who still is trying •or a shot 'at the vacant title, and who may finally get his chance when he tangle• with Gil Turner in Philadelphia, on January 15th.

This could be his golden opportunity a•ter missing out in-Boston. The June night in Fenway Park when he fought Tony De Marco

meant so. much 1•o Vince and now once again the situation arises to see i• the. Paterson ilstic star has the material to go all the way up the ladder of success.

Will he ,be able to do it this time ? That question and many others can only be answered l•y Mr. Martinez himself. If he takes' the atti- tude to go all out and make mincemeat of the opposition in such a manner, with such a determined bid, then he will prove to the Pater- son fight fans that he has everything to carry the welterweight championship belt to his home town.

Aggressiveness .and his natural ring 'talent could put Vince at the top•' but the ring veteran has to come up with two answers.

(1) Will he t•ke •che pretty title? or (2) Will he •ake the pretty face of his ?' .Th.e•se are the two big answers: fight and win, or back away and lose!

The January 15th elimination bout with Turner in Philly _will tell story, as a win by Vince will put him on top. While a set. back will put Martinez on the outside with his ever

] wing manager, Sweet-Willurn Daly of Englewood. Let's hope for all concerned that Paterson will see him as the

.=next welterweight champion .of •he world. -. The bout will be promoted by Herman Taylor, veteran Philly

matchmaker, and it will .be. the first fight in Philly since May, 1955. Th6 • fight will be televised nationally on W•C-TV Channel 7

with Philly"and vicinity blacked out. It will .be a regular Wednesday night rite telec.ast, which is sponsored by Menhen Products. ß

It will also determine if Martinez will climb into the semi-final

bracket with Isaac Logart, who has already scored over Gaspar Or- tega in the first series 6]imination. ' •

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