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Former mayor and his wife Marge, 1969

Former Mayor and Mrs. Howard Booth in a mood-matching Julbilee celebration.

Mayor Bollerman cut Borough'ts 75th birthday cake, with Henry O. Pond, 93, founder of Tenafly's Planning Board - first in the sttae - representing the honored senior citizen.

Former Mayor and Mrs. Clifton Fleet (mayor 1954 - 1957) visited Flower Mart. Mrs. Lawrence Davee in the background.

Girl Scout Cadettes (Troop 670) Linda Berntsen, Jody Ruhle, Cathy O'Kane, Nina Sokolow, presented by Mayor Paul Bollerman with safe driving sticker.

Former Mayor Stanley D. Cattale (Mayor 1952-1953), with brother Edgar, was busily engaged in management of Demarest's Hardware and Houseware, first and oldest store in town - founded in 1860s and still going strong.

Mayor Paul V. Bollerman rapped his gavel for the opening of the Jubilee year on New Year's Day at Borough Council reorganization. Borough's seal hangs on the wall. At the left, Borough Attorney Donald DeCordova. At the right, Borough Cleark, Ruth…

Mayor Bollerman greeted guests at New Year Day reception for officials and friends. With him are Dr. Alfred Trayner, Parks Committee Member, Superintendent John Van Vorst of Parks Department, and Mrs. Van Vorst.

There was a successful campaign against widening Knickerbocker Road. Tenafly had a public hearing on April 28 in High School to voice opposition to state plan. front left: Mayor Paul Bollerman, Charles Kruas of County DPW, Fred DePhillips,of County…

Planning Board heard presentation of Norman Blankman plans for $230 million development of high-rise office buildings and apartments on his 274 acre East Hill tract. Project was rejected. From left: Mayor Bollerman, Councilman Philip Baas, Charles…