WAYNE NJ
MARCH 19 68
Filmed by Microfilming Corporation of America Strikes TV Blew Against 'Revolting' Group By JOAN WIESSMANN neither inspirational nor ‘cool’. Everything about it ! A lively bundle of charged dynamite was petite Jo stinks!” Ann Traynor, 16, a junior at Wayne Valley High School, On the video screen, she was shown telling Alap when she was viewed with Alan Burke on his TV show Burke, “ 1 hate the group!” To which Zapim retorted, ♦ Saturday night, denouncing the “obscene” lyrics and “ When you grow up, you might like it!” “gross” actions of a group named “ Mothers of Invention,” The spirited daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tray whom she described as “revolting,” “disgusting,” “fil nor, is currently rehearsing for the all-school production thy,” “grubby” end “ smelly.” of “ Gypsy,” slated for presentation this coming week end and the next — which she quickly pointed out to An attractive, slim blonde with flashing green eyes, Burke. who measures 5 feet 3 in height, she provoked “boos” as “ I am not a prude,” she flashed back at him. “ And well as applause in her determined tirade which prompt I love music. I have* always enjoyed every other group, ed Allen Burke to say, “You sound like a prude!” such as the Beatles and the Beach boys. At her 47 Brandon Ave. home yesterday, Jo Ann pre But she “ detests” two groups, “ The Fugs” and the sented a graphic picture of Frank Zappa, leader of the “ Mothers of Invention.” The latter are the worst, ac “ Mothers of Invention” — with whom, she had verbal tilts cording to the local high school student. over his performances and albums — as having black, Burke had introduced Zappa as leader of the most shoulder-length and unwashed hair, wearing “ filthy popular groups in the country, which spurred Jo Ann to clothes,” and “looking like something the cat dragged in.” march up to the podium and tell the controversial emcee She charged that the lyrics to his songs were repul that she wanted tocorrect his statement. “ They are NOT sive and obscene: “I’ve heard dirty stories that are at the most popqlA^Mlnly % M JptW Sdj teenagers fike them least funny, but his lyrics even lack humor. His music is ANN TKAYNOR Plan Permanent Barriers f i r a i f n e 20* Sunday Goldberg Agrees To lO D A Y Closings M il lto«f« m WAYNE, N. J„ *7471 Mayor Edward-. Sisc6 met Vol. 2. No. 124 Matiner Publications Monday, March 11, 1968 this morning with Commis sioner David Goldberg of the New Jersey , Depart ment of Transportation re garding the closing of the Man 'Critical' After Auto Crash cross ^ traffic islands on Route 23 in Wayne Town ship. • ' It was' agreed by Commis sioner Goldberg that apparent ly the closing of the islands by the municipality has been effec tive, and has not raised opposi tion fronj the motoring, public or. the merchants. In \Jew of this, it was agreed that Mayor P a le Sisco would ask the Municipal Council, at its next meeting, to A Wayne man is in crit support the closing of the is ical condition today in Chil lands so that the Department ton Memorial Hospital in of Transportation maintenance/ Pompton Plains following forces could undertake a per an accident at 1:50 a.m. manent closing as a moans of yesterday morning when added! highway safety. the vehicle he was driving The Department of Transpor struck a utility pole on tation will he observing the sit Black Oak Ridge Road uation from a traffic flow point of view during file next about 100 feet south d several days, Mayor Siseo ex Pompton Plains Gross pressed liis appreciation, for Road. the fine cooperation given Ltim James A. Whitaker, 22, of by the State Department of 169 Old Turnpike Road, is un Transportation. der intensive care at the hospi While meeting with Commis tal and a passenger in his car, sioner Goldberg, Mayor Sisco Joseph Dombrowski, 19, of 49 raised questions concerning the Parkway, Little Falls is listed PREFACING VOUCHERS to mail out March 29 to 799 people who purchased cat licenses, Killer Bend Project ot) Route 23, in fair condition. are employees in Wayne's Treasury Dept. The cat license ordinance was repealed March 6 (Continued on Page 2) Police said Whitaker sustain by the Town Councilman. Timothy Coppinger, Treasurer at Wayne's Municipal Building, re ed a possible fractured skull and ports that the vouchers must be raturnad to his office by April 30. Check refunds w ill fallow severe neck and head lacera in the mail around May 17. Shawn above an, from left, Betty Larsen, bookkeeper; Alma Planning Board tions. Dombrowski reportedly Ellis, deputy treasurer; Helena Shenasko, secretary. suffered a severe fracture of the left ankle,; internal injuries, sev W ill Consider ere arm lacerations, and severe bleeding from the mouth. Cyanamid Plea Council To Receive Petition i • Unable to obtain statements An office building addition * from either person, police sur for the American Cyanamid mised the car was travelling Co. will be^considereli at a spe south on Black Oak Ridge Road Asking Hunter Plnce Bridge cial meeting of the Wayne when Whitaker lost control of Township Planning Board, to thetrdiicle or vision of the road- A request for construction of a bridge on Hunter Place— currently divided in half night at 8 at the Municipal vJway cue to the heavy fog and by aluminum guard rails flanking both sides of Singac Brook — will be presented to Building. * -■Vrccesdve speed. the Wayne Township Council during tKe public hearing portion of its meeting Wed- Also oil the Board's agenda ’ Abortion of Black Oak Ridge „ are the landscape plan of the Rood was blocked off approxi 0 Walter Abrams, 219 Andover dents> said last ni« ht he str°ng- “must” in the interest of safe- Willowbrook Shopping Center, mately 12 hours and traffic re- Drive, promoter of a petition ly feels that the construction of ty protection to the neighbor- Phase 1, and the revised land v routed from Jackson Avenue on which he already has the a bridge on Hunter Place, to hood. scape plan of the PrCakneoa (Continued on Page *) signatures of some 150 rest- permit “through” traffic, is a (Continued on Page 3) Shopping Center. * ! • W AYNE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Pace phone pole oVt Hamburg Turnpike about 200 feet north of Church Church of north feet 200 about oVtTurnpike pole Hamburg phone n lfe te al lt oe t i fot or Plc cekd the checked Police door. front his at cover slot mail the lifted one area for prowlers with negative results. results. negative with prowlers for area • to 11 p "» Tickets will be sold at the door and refreshments refreshments and door the at sold be will Tickets "» p 11 to • careers in college teaching in order to help meet the critical need need critical the distinguished meet help tor to order promise in teaching show college in who careers graduates college standing this for nominated was Barthel Ann Carol Miss t-aching. college h vcnt o hs home. his of vicinity the will be be will of door enter^the^front to attempted had someone police notified tlj^ program was established in 1952, and more than 650 of these these of 650 than more 1952, and in established was program tlj^ education. higher in place their and mane^ values year. this awarded ships ig Pae a 1:5 .. oa we h rpre a rwe in prowler a reported he when today a.m. 12:35 at Place, Ridge g lid in g on Valley Road, Wayne, on Thursday, March 21, from from 21, March Thursday, on Wayne, Road, Valley on g in lid g the .in located are Bradlees nine and centers food Shop A Stop J television. watching was she while Road, home her Jacksonville 42 of Pochmursky Mary when Prquannoek in e ad oe hv-fnse PX. ere ad r nw teach universities. and now colleges are in and mg PhX>. degrees have- finished women and men hu to commitment evident his the and of candidate, bases the the on of power primarily intellectual educators, of panel tiopal people. such for Fellow 123 the for competed States United the of throughout ties career a for preparation St. ex in of living study Foundation and of tuition years provides four Danforth for Fellowship penses the The Missouri. 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Marziano, Joe o c 92, Box P.O. of advantage take will many that future hoped and opportunity. is re this present to It the eve friends. chance discuss old and pastwith a 1968, The the and 21, reminisce dancing and for meet June music dinner, Friday, include will for ning planned been has 1963 of tele a struck vehicle his after morning early% yesterday mons hs onn we a eil die b Wlim . ahw 23, Bashaw, P. William by driven vehicle a when morning this otdy od fies e a taeig ot o te turnpike the on north traveling was he officers told portedly dustry.” dustry.” od trs 4 Bale Dprmn Soe ad s nae i the in engaged is and Stores Department Bradlees 44 stores, food rs or prcain r h mn vle finsis e have we friendships valued many ex to the chance or a us appreciation provides our also It press It our problems. years. with their reeent acquainted and inbetter suppliers us become to with opportunity tradition an us a given has become has Days” Carpet ra t h cmays eetyoee haqatr a Union, at headquarters recently-opened company’s the at area New Jersey. Jersey. New en otnt t dvlp ihn h rti ad itiuin in distribution and retail the within develop to fortunate been Cals . ep, 1 of 96 eg Rw V Mmhs re Memphis, CV, Row Hedge 3946 f o 31, Reape, R. Charles . Plc wr smoe t te hm o Atu Fee, 65 Fredel, Arthur ol home , the to summoned were * Police . f oyer 1,400 Danforth Fellowships have been awarded since since awarded been have Fellowships Danforth 1,400 f oyer arl frhr ttd h cmay ws n oeae 144 operates and owns company the stated further Carroll eeto o Dnot Flos s ae nuly y na- a by annually made Is Fellows Danforth of Selection out encourage to designed are Fellowships Danforth The rdl od fies e a wthn tlvso we some when television watching was he officers told Fredel h tl plc se a a ot wl sol aa' upon away' slowly walk youth a saw she police told She oe hn ,0 clee eir fo clee ad universi and colleges from seniors college 2,000 than More The driver said he was following the white line on Terhune Terhune on line white the following was he said driver The The PAL Auxiliary will hold a Penny Binge, at the PAL PAL the at Binge, Penny a hold will Auxiliary PAL The Department Bradlees and (Supermarkets Inc. Shop, A Stop h fv ya cas eno o te an Hg Sho Class School High Wayne the of reunion class year five The The occasion is the retail firm’s annual “Red Carpet Week for for Week Carpet “Red annual firm’s retail the is occasion The yesterday midnight after shortly made was report similar A is ao An ate, agtr f r ad r. er C Henry Mrs. and Mr. of daughter Barthel, Ann Carol Miss 835- Marziano, Joe contact please evening this details'of For T ense mn a tetd o a ne nuy t t Jo St. at injury knee a for treated was man ennessee T A Heavy fog was attributed as the cause of an accident early early accident an of cause the as attributed was fog Heavy i According to Charles R. Carroll, Jr., Vice President, “Red “Red President, Vice Jr., Carroll, R. Charles to According AN NW I BRIEF IN NEWS WAYNE served. ense Mn nue n Crash In Injured Man Tennessee rvr oe Wie ie n Fog In Line White Loses Driver il is rrut Fellowship Grorluate Wins Girl Auxiliary To Hold Penny Bingo Penny Hold To Auxiliary rwes eotd t Homes At Reported Prowlers * RdCre Dy’ Coming Days’ Carpet ‘Red Class On ’63 To Re-Unite To ’63 Class On c , ' ’ , t -wouldn’t permit them in the the in them permit -wouldn’t t es a ieadahl, said mile-and-a-half,” a least at r “rvlig" n ter com their and revolting," “ are crews restored electrical power power electrical restored crews the WNEW Studio In New York York New In Studio WNEW the that' in say playing Village, Invention” Greenwich of ers vehemently. declared she . . . . albums their buy wouldn’t .... observed the accident scene scene accident the which observed .vehicle a around attempting go was to he police told Bus, Service Public the of driver Paterson, Street, 19th East 928 repair Light and Jersey Power while City Road, Longport $225,- at set bridge, a structing Besides, most o f the parents parents the f o most Besides, hn h rgt ie f h bus the of side right the when -driver the while stopped had mail U.S. a of shoot mail bus ing a extend the when damaged and struck Road Ridge Oak Black and Road Longport intersec of tion the at accident minor out knocked impact. the been by had which and development the through informed was he said He 000. con of cost estimated an with home?" demanded. a he or life a save to cost by time travel would their it down cut because vehicles, emergen cy for area the to access rud o n, h si yes said who Ann, Jo arm his put around and up came City, "very audience the obscene.” to ments movements and actions their "Moth the seen have who those indecent,” so are they house, tuk h Shoot the struck box. night.- last Abrams Hunter at no feet Place. 10 stream, than narrow wider the cross mid- the of because — Road er traf for street "through” no for residents. trips area motor the daily of ening alarms fire when home to calls there bridge a because Squad, units, volunteer De five Fire partment’s Wayne the of support me. You smell!” She said she she said She smell!” You me. Brook. 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See? that said he your glad stuff “I'm “Go her, told pa was it said Ann Jo but gram. ae fo a ait o con of variety a from mates uut Pae wih us in one-and-a- Is Road, cuts Valley which from Place, Augusta Hunt on play now play who youths nearby the and life, would bridge f o Place use Hunter making a traffic sultant ptto gig hc cts its cites which going petition a have reality, bridge's the to tors support and asked Burke to to Burke asked her and to came support name), his know It representative. really “not the f o which group, one the by was recordings Body?” Your brook. brook. Mack with surfaced block short of value the of de traffic, of preciation influx the about “Because , petitions, two the the of favor in were they said of two real estate developers developers estate real two of for campaign 1960 successful of any as wide as times half by swelled overcrowded when children be with will grounds wild local and fish” the “scare re that to country,’’ the Wayne in to “live came they that ot t ht figure. that at cost f h cs o "ys” sent "Gypsy” of cast the of and safety hazards to their their to the on ball” “play hazards who children safety result, a and as neighborhood the see.” and wait Let’s cost official firm no that out ed on either side of the brook, brook, construction. and cost the of side either on which to as thinking di of years some vision nine was there dr except eight ago, Place er issues. paign cam his of one as Place Hunter Wayne, of Mayor as election section that in streets other the duplications of signatures on on signatures of duplications some be to going are there that esti other tractors.” some see to like their it's price, *if this reached he price,” the continu'd. not but bridge, ol b rsosbe o its for responsible be would Hunt at built been have would at bridge a of lack the used in over bridge a originally support to tended was “it because len Burke, Show, in the hope hope the in Al Show, the Burke, to len tickets six for away t ou her hear figure has been established. established. been has figure would I what? or bid, per one son’s it Was argument. big could be made. Last Thursday, Thursday, Last made. be could (10), and Gina Liss, (12), say say (12), Liss, Gina and (10), after school, Jo Ann, Steve, Steve, Ann, Jo school, production after School High ley chelle Losasso and Peter Kent Kent Peter and Losasso chelle Bonnie Baker. Tbm Tbm Baker. Bonnie made It to the studio, where where Sat for studio, televised was the show the to It made h si ysedy ht Zap that yesterday said She A brother and sister, Gary, Gary, sister, and brother A And yet Abrams is sure that that sure is Abrams yet And The whole thing started started thing whole The A music professor! she didn’t didn’t she professor! music A f o Part Ugliest the “What’s Richard Browne, during his his during Browne, Richard Objectors are concerned concerned are Objectors noted laughingly Abrams Te epe h tl m this me told who people "The Since then, many more more many then, Since bridge a that goes story The I at o nw hr they where know to want “I lg o te an Val Wayne the tor plug Offt, Offt, Mi 1' v 1 tra distance he had to travel travel to had he distance 1 tra -ie mnmzd y h oppo the by minimized ‘-time, .extra two miles o f traveling traveling f o miles two .extra n Advr rv, ht e be he that Drive, Andover on velopment of the municipality. the of velopment others did not get on the’screen the’screen on get not did others preliminary plans showing these showing plans preliminary ucl a psil s ta the that so possible as as quickly municipality the to changes furnish would of Transportation Department the that agreed this with connection in con sidered some are^being that innovations learned new was it and on the westside o f Valley Road, Road, Valley f o westside the on thilsin tipnera- expanded essary rnprain fdrl repre federal Transportation, hie held will meeting conference the through 23 Route f o jduali- of zation question the was ence Board them. upon Planning comment might and Bureau was if and prdject vital most ex- the of aware acutely came developers. real,estate by ie * * * signatures gotten bare easily* side. unnec additional the plus car, a School, Lafayette the to dren ogeae a Tm lt’ 33 OlSts’ Tom at congregated local the not plug were to they permitted and however, oig n ceue n keep and schedule on moving and Di Wallschleger, Charles rector Renewal Urban sentatives, ap Government Federal ceived Project Renewal Urban Wayne Traffic Department, Planning built' — brook the of side either egbrod issue.” neighborhood side one from get to desiring the by seconded emerg vehicles, for ency element safety the age.” cey consider “Just said. he construc tion,” bridge’s the of nents home westside Siitgac his the from of Brook eastside the on chil his of one drive to wanted audy ih t wth the watch to night Saturday The performance. night's urday n arat f h Pae de 2 Phase the of is abreast ing problem highway the that of Department the by shortly 2, Phase for proval re lias project that Since area. u fl, Ti i srcl a strictly is "This felt, but residents from petition his on other the to Brock Singac of residents of number increasing on tear and wear expensive the and time of minutes five the school. the reach to car via Waling Drive, Wayne home home TV. on show Wayne Drive, Waling the administration to be sure sure be to administration the novnec sfee b an by suffered Inconvenience two teenage girls, “ You sound sound You “ girls, by teenage chastised two was also she dio, and hurled some Mow obscene obscene Mow some hurled and "wojnatv tile told her behind said, Toting Lady, I fe d very very d fe I Lady, Toting said, when Zappa, Mrs. was it that grandmotiierl’j our like stu the in support f o lot a got after the program was over, over, was program the after language at her, according to to according Ann. her,Jo at •scum,” language wile his called e M Aim if Jo salted and studio the to saidf Me scum!” you out "Get or fr o! 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* N. Viet Gunners Blast Navy Base 1968 11, MAR. TODAY WAYNE 3 S. Viet Troops Rip Red Force, Kill 102 SAIGON (A P )—South Vietnamese infantrymen re-* ported killing 102 enemy troops in a, northern frontier battle Sunday but enemy gunners blew tip tons of ammuni- nition at a U.S. Navy ^ase just below the eastern end \>f the demilitarized zone. A spokesman said South Viet namese casualties w'ere light in the eight-hour fight with an esti mated (XXI Communist soldiers, Peace Talks the eighth major encounter since Feb. 29 for government tropps below the DMZ. He said Break Down tin- South Vietnamese captured seven-suspects and 25 weapons and that their casualties were In Mid -east only three killed and 37 wound JERUSALEM i AP i Diplo ed. mats say I .N: envoy Ounnar .As the men of the 2nd South Jarring's efforts to set up: Mid Vietnamese Infantry Regiment dle Fast is■aw talks appear to battled five miles north of Dong have broken down. Egypt
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TERPSICHOREANS — Dancers Tam O fft and Michel* Lossaso hit a high point in their duet CURTSEY is about to be executed by Bonnie Baker, singer w h ile rehearsing for "Gypsy " Wayne Valley High School's all-school production to be pre in the chorus of "Gypsy" and one of the lend roles for the sen ted the weekends of March 15 a nd 16 , M arch 2 2 and 2 3 . musical which w ill make its bow in the auditorium of Wayne Valley- High School the weekend of March 29 and 30.
PENSIVE MOOD b displayed by Diane Brondius during a BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION is the highlight of one laugh scene in "Gypsy," musical production' dramatic moment of musical comedy, "Gypsy," in rehearsed being rehearsed by students at Wayne Valley High School for opening night on March 15. at Wayne Valley High School for its opening night Friday Standing from left are Bob Bunzen, Bob Molcsan, Steven Gerber, Joann Traynor, Paul Van of this week. Seated le ft is Bonnie Baker. Houten, Bert Neumaier.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT at a dress rehearsal of Wayne Valley High School's musical production, MUSICAL BEDTIME STORY is sung to her dog by Michele "Gypsy," ate Tom O fft and Michele Lossaso in leading roles. Show is being directed by Lossaso, who plays the role of "Louise" in the musical laugh’ Charles Ringle, English teacher, shew, "Gypsy," in rehearsal at Wayne Valley High School. WAYNE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Page 6 wa I te ups of o purpose the Is what . q • Tl yas f . . obn. It bombing. S. E. of years Tull# .n nw omnctos be communications new ..and P t sbttt fr n effec an for substitute a■Pot etr. h’floig article, following The’ century. of State the a* people many a be a wr o oe degree some to war at been has three undergone has as York, New with and Georgia of state ore, sess h ipc of impact the assesses sources, quarter a of part le tter the for the a* s W as aliout \ietnani, Ann jms jms Ann n xmns qeto often question a many examines from material using said the objectives were: 1, to to 1, were: objectives the said con been always has Vietnam iyls vial, ay dona many available, bicycles and liow does this compare with compare this does liow and ro d 635.1KXl bombs. ed drooi of tons n dul te mut n Ko in amount the double and s f nd oebr 1,630,500 tnid November. of as oito: lw a Nrh Viet North has Ilow sociation: h bmig n h nto and nation the on bombing the chanical transport.” It has, for for has, It transport.” chanical n ol Wa I ad n the In and II Europe W ar on dropped World In th. what t lw ee oe bfr the before oven level low a at th th to :*isterity and rural poverty. poverty. rural and :*isterity to we iyadrrlaes Pop areas. rural and city tween a survived? nam As Editors Associa Managing PreKsted The by conducted vey gust: "The bombing of North North of bombing "The gust: economy Its on. pat rarin" punish- this t? vn n survive n:i’ii Vic ti-bt Kra conflict? Korean ltfio-Ib.tS planes North American by on dropped Vietnam Intel! has util upt s rm hand mostly is Vietnam North from its. d e is output dustrial in its than-half More bo.ebint;. n l in dropped tons 1.544,000 surpass-the r\vn mav gets. to to rea. Pcsilagon Pcsilagon rea. ton.s'uare ton.s'uare ain centers. lation papu avoid hitting and possible wherever targets military select ed bomb to been S. lias U. apolicy stated an addition, low In far so level. at very a! ready reduce economy to un was likely bombing severe Even accustomed Itisare people’ nam. asd n rcn rae sur reader recent a in raised upis no ot Venm 2, Vietnam; South into supplies increase and flow the reduce; He Vietnam.” cam South in paign counterinsurgency . e and tiv to supplement a sidered Au in said McNamara S. bert prosperous ln wt fcois n im- and factories with along sihn Nrh Vietnam? North IsMithing ltos ae en dispersed, been have ulations eo nw ad n wtr lines water and land new velop og a i te ot, n 3, and South, the in war Cong pn mk rpd ear, de repairs, rapid lines make communications open, keep to forces possible all of centration prises. itaee hy ut a the pay must they Vietnamese ain re. t eadd con demanded It order. mobili zation public general a lished Vietnamese. North the to clear it make to and men infiltrating of cost the esar hn a hs pub has Dan Nhan newspapr price for supporting the Viet Viet the supporting for price b- b- o o one te fet o the of effects the counter to do South the of morale the raise to bombing? otit giutrl enter agricultural jortaint ,• DTRS OT — North — TE NO EDITOR’S
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mn. ah iyl cn carry- can bicycle Each many. ' _ bomb damage probably is due due is probably damage _ bomb e b Cmuit at Ger- East Communist by ted istration had authorized strikes strikes authorized had istration of thousands of tens example, 250,000 coolies about say Hanoi rtr MNmr hs said only has of southward transport the McNamara cretary against all but 57 of 359 targets targets 359 of 57 but all against admin The tarkets. and fixed barracks other troop tanks, age reported that these bicycles bicycles these that reported heso tf u o h middle the to up Staff of Chiefs in oil with along bridges, of ens of officials U.S. 1965, since thousands sorties of hundreds out attacked? installa been tions military Vietnamese and advisers military Chinese help to Vietnam, North in are. evl o sal aecat to watercraft small on heavily Viet North The waging. been substantial fairly “a carry has staff, of the chief Johnson, Army S. U. K. supplies. Harold of Gen. pounds 600 to up barracks, more than 50 bridge*, bridge*, 50 than more barracks, been have others dozen eral sev then Joint since and year, last of the by recommended stor plants, power stallations, doz hitting and craft stock water and rolling vehicles, of thou sands destroying reported have Red from apart repairs, with in contacts with sources tative ar crowee rde have bridges where cargo carry relying been have also namese have Communist the fight of sort the sustain could daily tion Se forces. Communist to ward ie ie, crs f military of scores sites, sile mis air to surface 50 than more troop 50 than more peatedly; added. technicians. weapons Authori labor. coolie to part in from North the of coverability" en obd out. bombed been ammuni and arms of tons 100 ie cle te atudn re "astounding the called ficer uniy f upis, south supplies”, of quantity et hv be rfge durng te at es fghtng. oxi el xt e cn of o cent per resi ty ix s 140,000 irephoto) W ly te 's (AP a ity im c x ro aged. Hie p p f dam A o or . ost g M tin . h destroyed fig ietnam V been eeks' South w have past Hue, ity c in the the g heme rin in u d d s e g k c in re ild u refugees -w b lly been rtia the a p have ir e th dents fe rn tu EUNN HM O U — Mmbr of f l caryng t r esnl eon ngs re s, g in ng belo personal ir e th g rryin a c , ily m fa a f o bers Mem — HUE TO HOME RETURNING Q. To what extent have North North have extent what To Q. A. U.S. ainnen have carried carried have ainnen U.S. A. of U.S. one what addition, In ay agt wr ht re hit were targets Many N Venm-o Effective? Vietnam--How . upy eos a oe ol plants oil dozen a depots, supply and a dozen power plants, in ad in plants, power dozen a and ain isaltos rdr sites. radar installations, cations iron plants, rail munitions fields, air yards, ports, to dition and steel factories, cement cement communi bases, factories, naval plants, steel and rd eesr bcue of because necessary consid are ered assaults Repeated and impressions. Articles about about Articles impressions. and ERYONE wakes up to the fact fact the to up wakes ERYONE seems to me that the PTA PTA the that me to seems encourage might -which — aims ol nt e fetv i peo- however, if effective This, be not elec would times. such at tion campaign Vote” School System that would would that System our School in else anything and Cluhs Plays, School events. ticular the on influence and force ed srn “e Ot the Out “Get strong a need we I. think at. guessed and just not known be desires opin and ions their letting by sure — being vote to just if even — part logically that. under might come newsletter a spark interest and Home Town Town Home and interest spark coun other, from and Stud to Exchange ents by and about Sched Athletic Concerts, Band parents. and acting schools an of more be should ehry ni ad nes EV unless and until lethargy such, future, the instituted in time is some Program lations esetr n ta te be they out that sent and newsletter pride. experiences their about tries Articles support. and terest in more encourage to etc., ules, nuh ha o tm fortpeo time of ahead enough dates dates that they all have to do their their do to have all they that oe atcpto tee It there. participation more l t pa t attend. to plan to ple OU O WAYNE OFFORUM This town will continue in its in continue will town This I would suggest a monthly monthly a suggest would I par of notices and Articles, In the event that a Public Re Public a that event the In Cniud rm ae 4) Page from (Continued of vns be events so that news news that so included far and fe or children. your -foe ot Venms aiiy o re to ability Vietnamese North n ot Vietnam? North In bombing has led to increased increased to led has bombing damage. the pair and cotton are. rationed. The The rationed. are. cotton and commodity prices and shorter shorter and prices commodity ain, atclry n the in particularly rations, eie^hte te wn the want they ^whether decide ie 3d 4h 7h 8h n 9th and 8th 7th, 4th, (3rd, five can take the time out from from out time the take average) being can as some by mention ed income the half even pie are not well informed informed well year. not whole the throughout are pie ing. That’s not much to ask ask to much not That’s ing. a hours of if couple it a and time, takes more only little Editor; a have the you to letter only It papers. the read to school, day night housework, daily not (with widow a and grades) quibbling in the past by the the by past ade the constant in aren’t The quibbling past anymore. the stand quate of Educational ards have. than it of we job better a doing oppor at the and tools the and that Age Technical every this in essential day more is It try. best the to two the ing balanc f o question a Quality is it of —but question a it all and not is Dollars of not question is a all It Best. the wanting not I — matter what the circumstances children no parent any imagine their can’t fbr Best meet Board a to go !to month a write to hour half a takes tunity to at least make a try try a make least at to tunity background the them give we coun our and Wayne of future child- the are our who children of dren—our growth and tage or o Euain n peo- and Education of Board Q. What about food supplies supplies food about What Q. A. Rice, meat, wheat, sugar sugar wheat, meat, Rice, A. If I — a busy mother of of mother busy a — I If The people of Wayne have to to have Wayne of people The advan
aind ntebss f occupa of basis the on rationed cause of the bombing, reducing reducing be bombing, the darkness of in cause done be must often iet paddies V rice North in Work of nam. areas soutnem halved since 1966. Rice is often often is Rice 1966. since halved efficiency. org bak marketing. black courage is Sugar it.. of any get cannot it commodity, pro rationed a in ducing engage^ not is family a if Often 15. elderly, and children n xml. hs ed t en to tends This example. an laborer month; a heavy pounds 45 a about gets that so tion, North Vietnam to divert more more divert to Vietnam forced North bombing the said cently force? labor the tr prut ta mn enter many that pursuits itary workers part-tb&e 500,000 than iio b te diin f wom of addition by .the milijon force, labor industrial Women the cent of per 70 about to exclusively. grown have children almost and women use prises mil in busy so are Men defense. civil in and repair and in -communications activities relocated to P.A.L. Auxiliary works and what what and works Auxiliary P.A.L. en, dhildren and aged, but much much but aged, and dhildren en, has force labor The raised. be n indefinitely? now on seem it does bombing, of f h ices i marginal. is increase the of the that The demanded say. plan 1967 sources Cofhmunist this means inevitable defeat defeat inevitable and means this strategic “ a reached has military the-top Glap, Nguyen carry will Vietnam North that expanded since 1960 from 8 to 118 to 1960 from since expanded workers female of percentage leader, says that the war now now war the Vo that Gen. says leader, out. hold to wants jor problems problems jor tactical stalemate.” He says says He stalemate.” tactical have been solved, despite the the recently slogan despite A bombing. U.S. solved, been have troops the supplying and ulation h Aeias H cam ma claims He Americans. the n cpe shoulders.” copper and feet iron thishave people it “Our way: put Hanoi in published little publicity and credit, for for credit, and publicity little publicity, L. the Wayne for PA rarely publicized good work work good publicized rarely the how out find to and.effort generousherreporterDAY for Editor: the To neet n h PAX. - . X A P the in interest enthusiasti her sa for Auxiliary, Nancy lute L A P W do. Wayne the Auxiliaries the of some the for does, she work fine the a deserves Sabanbsh, Miss There raising. fore fund for does it Auxiliary. Nancy Sabanosh, a "Wayne TO Wayne REPORTER in e LAUDS m AUXILIARY hr hs olbt idr it. hinder goal—but this ther I have no objection to my my to objection no have I been. have others as paper your pie of Wayne do nothing to fur to nothing do Wayne of pie fer to have the address left left address the have pre to but printed, fer being name of section appropriate the full in in printed being it preciate ap would I letter, long a rather out. j „ j out. Sincerely. been has ration meat The . US mltr rpr re report military U.S. A A. . ht bu te mat on impact the about What Q. 4 would like4 commend to Miss . hn dsie he years three despite Then, Q. . h sgs r ta Hanoi that are signs The A. P.S. Gentlemen: Although Although Gentlemen: P.S. Our grateful thanks. thanks. grateful Our Miss Sabanosh took the time time the took Sabanosh Miss 318 Pines Lake Drive East Drive Lake 318 Pines an, e esy 07470 Jersey New Wayne, Williamson Janet Mrs. - Mrs. Mrs. - AX X .A P Sincerely, TODAY— Edward Herd Herd Edward of of Auxiliary Presi Auxiliary feeding the pop the feeding
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MARCH 16.196S WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 301 VALLEY RD./ WAYNE WAYNE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Page int nuh rcos ea in metal precious enough isn’t 1 - hs ws ms tks n the in takes miss Swiss his f '-I od orsi tcnqe I a If technique. courtship -odd n onssenty lave l er g n lo e v lea tly n siste n co en lwro. es accepted—if he’s flowerpot. sick lad is symoblically left left symoblically the in out is lad sick girl o f his choice, he slips slips he choice, his f o girl acti still employes 65^ f o that half 19 past the Americans of many million for difficult leaves it it leaves she leaves It on the sill the love the sill the It on leaves she love note into a flowerpot flowerpot a into note love ey working. vely rud yod. around lad is too shy to speak to the the to speak to shy too is lad onljf^ is income average their to wrap wrap to On . mothers. devoted are ers still schools elementary its but-one-third of earth, on nations worthwhile it make to There them branches. those spare oe yu o uh h wanted she much so she you if loved even wants mother a for who spider hand, other the facilities. library no have education-conscious most the trees. the down cut to woodsman, But out. points phic re, h Ntoa Geogra National the trees, quanti minute in has found Gold been does. gold However, that now years for wives their ties in willow, fir and aspen aspen and fir willow, in ties trees. on grow doesn't money nw t e int pn i mail: his open didn’t he it know news dispatches.) dispatches.) news 10 cents on Sunday Second class postage p-tld In Wayne. 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MAR. TODAY WAYNE 9 Feqe 4:99 1 1 -P Tree# 7—H a w s - B ill Beutei Sturm 13—Naw Jersey Speaks 9—M ovie—D ram a 4—M ated 6 mtw "Convicts Four." 7—Dating Gama •7— Feltte Vaga Sixteen minutes 11 Gfgaa tar "" 7:33 before execution, a 31—A round the Clock 3—Gunsmoka killer's sentence is 4:75 commuted to life im 5—Truth or Consequences 4:30 7—Cowboy in Africa Gazxara, Sammy 3— Mika Dauglas 11—Patty Duka Davis Jr., Rod 4— Mevie—Drama 13—G re at Decisions Steiger, Ray Walston. Morrill's Marauders." 11—On tha Jab 11:10 In Barma during 7:55 4—Weather—Frank Field 1942, B rig* Gan. P rank 17—Spurts—Fausta 7—Weather—Anteino Morrill and bis jungla M iranda 11:15 1:00 4— News—Jim Marti to support a British 4— Rowan and Martin5— Les Crane attack. Jaff Chandler, 5— Hazel 7—Local News—Beutei Ty Hardin, Fa tar 9—Twilight Zona 11:15 Brown, Andrew Dug- 11—Password 4—Sports—Kyle Roto 13—Pate Seeger 11:30 5—Marina Boy 31—Portfolio 2—M ovie—Western 7—Mavia—Drama •= 47—Lilia Lazo Late Shew: "Back Straat." •:39 "A Lawless Street." Fannia Hurst's dura- 2—Lucille Ball A professional gun- 5—M a rv G riffin ffghter, now a sheriff fashien 7—Rat Patrol 4 t Medicine Bend, !th a m arried rs faces the guns of a man. Susan Hayward, jl—Humanities II group of people whs John Gavin, Vara 9:99 wont him put out of Milas, Virginia Gray, 2—Andy Griffith Char Ids Draha, 4—Danny Theme* Scott, Angela Lans- Reginald Gardiner, bury, Warner Robert Svar. Andersen. 4-^Johiwy Carson 11—Film Feature 7—Joey Bishop S :f i 47—News—Arturo 5—Paul Wiecbetl confronts Napoleon Rodriguez 9—G illig a n 's Island . 12:99 II—Little Rascals 11—Burns and Allen HONORED FOR 'RECORD OF THE YEAR' — M« m b.n of tha 5th Dimension, a singing group, 13—Film Short te r. Sophia Loren, 12:15 held .the Grammy they won in Hollywood Thursday night fw making the Record of the Year II—Film Feafuro Pyne 5:15 Julian Bertheau. 12:49 —"Up, Up and Away." Their version of the song was also Banted Best Performance by a 13—Friendly Giant ' 11—Ferry M*sen 9 -N e w { Vocal Group at the Grammy Awards banquet af the National Academy of Recording Arts 5:25 13-NET Jeumal 1:99 31—New York Report and Sciences. (AP Wirephoto) 5:30 47—Myrfa Silva 1:95 Daddy 9:39 « N a w 11—Three Stooges w 1—F a m ily A ffa ir 1:19 »,i ^ ~ ------7—Feyten Flam 31—Profiles In Pra press 31— FWm Bbart Late Lata 3 47—Range Rldor 9:41 "KJm Them far Me." 4:00 »1- -Hews Herbert Beiend Three Navel fliers get 10:00 whet they've been Wagner's Signature 3— Caret Burnett 4 - 1 Spy Iqeve. COry Grant, I—News—Bill Jorgensen Jayne Mansfield, Leif 7—Big valley Rricfceen. A fhM ly ElXfliltl 11—News—Rex Marshall lil» hotel Room s o 4—M ovie—D ram a number of loaofy end Proves Wise Movd " I n the M eantim e, , eccentric characters. D a rlin g ." A g irt, used By BOB THOMAS around for almost two years, except for the David*Niven, Debereh 47— Spanish Drom e to lu x u ry , weds an Kerr, to rt Lancaster, IS: IS Army officer end HOLLYWOOD (APi — His fellow actors time I went East and played "Misb-r Roberts" Rite Hayworth. 47—News—Arturo finds herself living in shook their heads three years ago upon hearing . in summer stock. Then came “Harper.” n e single shabby room 11-Whet's. New 19:39 In a small hotel. that Robert Wagner signed an exclusive con • Wagner sought the ' role of ’ the hedonistic' 11—Com m unity A d ie n *—Alan Burke Joanna Crain, Prank tract with Universal. It seemed to them like 47—Annie Oakley 11—M o v ie —D ram a Latimer, Butene playboy, but studio boss Jack- L. Warner gave 4:39 "Peris 'After Dark." Pallette, Mery Nash. something out of the dark ages. an unquotable reply in the negative "Ho re 5—McNairs Navy When tha Nazis re 9—WMrtyblrds 7—News J ohn SChubeck lease e men fro m a 1:45 Wagner has now demonstrated the wisdom membered how 1 convinced Natalie to leave concentration camp, 9—News end Weather of his move. He is star of a new television series. Warners.” said the artor. referring to his former 13—Ingles Para Tides he returns to his 3:10 31—P Urn Short Parisian family 2—M ovie Com edy “It Takes a Thiel," which has proven its 'wife. Natalie Wood. ' “ Fortunately Paul New 47— Spanish D ram a "No Time for strength by being renewed for a full ABC sea man went to bat for me. and I got the role." 4:45 that the Nazis cannot Sergeants." When e 31—News—Paul Manacher be stopped. George Georgia farm bey is son. It proved crucial lo his career, breaking him 4:55 Sanders, Philip Dorn, drafted into the Air out Of tile Odorless image he had accumitlgled. 7—Weethar—Anteina Brando Marshall. Perce, he runs into The exclusive player contract had virtually 7:50 Jl—Report to the seme unusual charac disappeared at the film studios until Wagner flis telephone started ringing again, and among * ( 1—News—Crank ita Physician ters. Andy Griffith, the callers were the executives' who run Uni 4 Naws Chat Huntley, 47—Variety Hour Murray Hamilton, signed his deal. Thirty years ago. nearly every David Brinkley 11:00 Myron McCormick, important performer was tied to a-studio, but versal. 5—1 Love Lucy 2—News—Tom Dunn N ick Adains, Don 7—News—Gob Young 4—News—Jim Marti Knotts. economic reverses forced the companies to trim The |layoff reallv came when .Universal sold their contract lists until they finally jvere non "It Takes a T h ie f to Ixtlster ABCs sagging existent. All actors became free-lancers, anti the ratings at midseason'. The series did just that, successful ones preferred if that way. It meant despite Rs formidable oppositloft'-nf Rod Skel ☆ THEATER TIMETABLE -U higher salaries and more indc[>endrhce. ton, Jei ry Lewis and. a mitvie. Wagner said ive That's why it seemed strange when Wagner lias lieen told that "It Takes a Thief" has pro ANTHONY WAYNE Happiest Millionaire, 7, 11:20; One Million sigmxl his Universal deal. After all, he had been duced the best results of the new" ABU-series; Years B. C. 9:50. that route before. He received*the full treat on wonder if was picked itp for 26 weeks in the ment at 20th Century-Fox in the 1950s. His most 1968-69 season. - CINEMA 46— Weekdays, "Closely Watched Trains" at 8 and 10 famous role was as Prince Valiant, which he p.m. Short at 7:30 and 9:35 p.m. Saturday, “Closely Watched Win has tin- scries % succeeded? Trains” at 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10:15 p.m. and Sunday at 2, 4, 6, somehow survived. 'After leaving Fox. he f ree- “ I think it's well produced.” observed Wag 8, and 9:35 p.m. lanced with fair success. 'd'. "The studio hasn't stinted on quality, photo "But after I got back from making some graphically and in the writing. And I think the pictures rn Europe,.I had a rough'time," he ad haiacter I play intrigues the pulilic. He actually mitted. ‘T knew I had matured as a performer, is a thief, and he fils in with the antihero phil- • FREE LIGETED PARKING* hut I couldn't get the studios to see it. I sat isopliy of today.’" NEVER FOUND CITY COLONIAL Machii Picchu. the ancient WORLD ALMANAC Inca capital which lies some FACTS Pompton Lakes 835-02U X.iMM) feet above sea level in the mountains of Peru, was never A \ N ' ' TO DAY THRU TUBS. MARCH 6-12 found by the Spanish conquis- r 1 adores. In 1911. its jungle-cov ered ruins were finally discov ered lit Prof. Hiram Bingham. Winston Churchill hailed the Battle of Britain in Septem- lier. 1910. h s “ Biitain's finest houiS* S i c J 3f4 The world’s largest bird cage is located in the St. ROUT! II. LOUTH or 64 « Louis zoo. The World WALT DISNEY'S Almanac "saos. Known as BOTH IN COLOR 'Closely Watched the great- flight cage, it was originally built for the STARTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 Louisiana Purchase Kxhibi- Trains" tion ot 1904 and is 230 feet "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" j m x m long, 84 lcet wide and 50 M«nU«v »e Saturday, OtN Sanaay M feet high. Visitors to the . STARTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 zoo can enter the cage ou Wednesday. Saturday, One Million Years B.CJ an elevated boardwalk. Disneys "THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE* •nnday Matinee 1:39 • FEN ALL TEAR AR0UNB H u t i N . Conyi lU ht P i»S». \ > m »• Khterimn* An Riverview Gardeners Hear Guest Speaker “Arranging with Foliage and Flowers” a demon- ■ stration of flower arranging was presented to the mem bers of the Riverview Garden Club by Mrs. Clifford El berson, last Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Frank A. Buerkle, Jr., president. Mrs. Elberson is a member of the Oakland Gar den Club, Secretary of the New Jersey Chapter o f Ike- bana International and is a board member of the Gar den Club of Kew Jersey. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. John 0. RoW line and Mrs. David Jacalone. A tour of Hickory Farms Cheeses, Pompton Plains, has been planned by Mrs. Charles A. Smith Jr., Ways and Means chairman. Members and their guests have been invited to attend on Tuesday, March 12, at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Michael Gutches, Workshop chairman has planned the meeting for Tuesday, March 19, at 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Harold Snyder, Pompton Plains. Mrs. Snyder, a member of the Pines Lake Garden Club and an experienced c^ramatist, will lecture to the members on the making of ceramics. Mrs. Buerkle announces the club will participate in the annual "Salute to Spring” festival at Sterns, in the Preakness Shopping Center, sponsored by the Merchants Association. Mrs. Gutches and Mrs. Walter E. Reinson, co-chair OF INTEREST TO GARDENERS — M r*. C liffo rd Elberson w o t guest speaker Thursday evening man, of the project have named their entry “ Lunch a t a meeting of the Riverview Garden Club. From left looking over arrangements are Mrs. eon oif the Patio.” A rustic luncheon table setting, will Frank A. Buerkle Jr., president, Mrs. Walter Reinson, publicity chairlady, Mrs. Norman Stein- be the feature, showing a profusion of azaleas and ger hilber. Area Director of the Garden Club of N.J. and Mrs. Elberson. aniums. Pines Lake News Mt. View Juniors Place First By ROSALIE BERNHOLZ The Mountain View Juniors copped first the leadership of Mrs. Frederick Engelhard, place Friday night in the Eleventh District Jun were Mrs. Thomas Hart, Mrs.’ Philip Cahill, ior Woman’s Club Music Festival held in Pa- Mrs. Donald Collier, Mrs.* George Richardson, Division of General Precision, WINTERTIME LUNCHEON ramus. Competing with seven other clubs the Mrs. Robert Thompson, and Mrs. Robert Pala- Inc. Mrs. Henry Peinecke of Iro girls led the way, followed by the Junior Wom . dino. quois Trail, entertained at a an's Club of Glen Rock, second, and the Junior Judges of the annual festival were Mrs. luncheon on Tuesday. Mrs. DOING FOR OTHERS Woman’s Club of Wyckoff, third. Sylvia Hochman, Mrs. Norman Hirsch, and Howard' Ungemach, Mrs. Rob-- Vince Palumbo, custodian of Myth a Country and Western Music Mrs. Virginia Zeisler. Awards were presented ert Breithaupt. Mrs. Allen Ma the Pines Lake School, was in Theme, the Mt. View Juniors sang three musi by Mrs. Kenneth Merkel, State Federation Mu caulay, Mrs. Carl Tepel, Mrs. for a big surprise last week cal selections. Participating in the group under sic chairman. Iggy D'Agatj, Mrs. Herbert when the Cadet Girl Scouts of Hager, Mrs. Paul Brady, Mrs. Troop 453 called him in to see Pat Stokes, and Mrs. Edward something strange on the stage. Ludwig enjoyed the gourmet When Vince came running up to fare. investigate the young ladies pre sented him with a homebaked SNOW BUNNIES "thank you cake" in recogni Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lospinoso tion of Girl Scout Month when and children, Joanle and Tom they are supposed to do some mie, of Sunny Ridge Road, en thing nice for the person who joyed three days of skiing at has been good to them through Killington, Vermont and Mt. the year. Vince does so many Snow with Mr. und Mrs. Jerry things for all who use the school Noble and children, Mary Ellen, that the scouts couldn’t have Pat and Steven, of Osceola • picked a more fitting recipient Road. Both families stayed at of that cake. Rutland, Vermont. LEADERS MEET Enjoying five days at Belle- ayre, New York skiing, were Leaders of all Brownie and Girl Scout troops at the lake Mr. and Mrs. Richayfl Van Hou* met at the home of Barbara ten and chUdrafr'Cori and David Karl of Pontiac Road, to for of Fhnes LJke Drive East and malize plans for the annual Girl David EckJ Scout Thinking Day program Seen on (the Belleayre slopes scheduled for March 16 at the on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Pines Lake School. Richard Eck, of Pines Lake * HONOR ROLL Drive East, the Tonnesen fam Suzanne, daughter of George ily and the Hoerner family, both and Dorothy Egli of Cotton of Beech Terrace. wood Road, is on the first se mester honor roll at Muskegum BUSINESS TRIPS College, New Concord, Ohio, Mr. Fred Lorentz of Beech where she is in her junior year. Terrace has returned from a two week trip to Basle, Switzer COLLEGE WEEKEND land as one of an engineering Mr. and Mrs. Richard Felton group for Hoffman-LaRoche. of Osceola Road, have returned Mr. Ralph Prall of Sunny3tidge from a weekend’s visit with FIRST PLACE WINNERS — The Junior Woman's C lubof Mountain View won first place Friday Road has returned fjpm a their daughter, Sue, a freshman night in the Eleventh District Music Festival of Junior Woaian's Clubs. . From loft To rig h t week’s stay at Denver, Colora at Radford College,, Radford, performers ore Mrs. Thomas Hart, Mr*. Philip CahiH, Mrs. Frederich Engelhard, Mrs. Donald do representing the Kearfott Virginia. Collier, Mrs. George Richardson, Mrs. Robert Thompson, and Mrs. Robert Poiadine. 'Beauty And The Beast 1968 11. MAR. TODAY WAYNE 11 Page COUNT MARCO: The Odds In Life Do you agree with so many mar rules of the game: Behave like a wo screaming for another chance. Now ly new deck. You might just be lucky riage counselors that marriage today man at all times; love him thorough you can begin to understand why hap enough to recoup before you come a - is a gamble? I say it is not. Singleness ly; and, perhaps most important of all. piness is just a thing called Joe, and cropper altogether. It's worth the try., is far more of |a gamble. believe in wedded bliss. If you will fol almost any Joe will do. B.ut if you insist on continuing to Or didn’t you know that the whole low my rules, you will b^ a winner ev Must I always remind you that gamble, there is only one outcome: science of gambling is based on some ery time. the fault in divorce is always that of You can become a man's mistress un thing called odds? You never are sure But when it comes to singleness, the ex-wife? Only you wives make or til you've played out your final hand. what the outcome will be. that is where you take the biggest break the marriage bank; just as in Marriage, au contraire, is com chances. The odds are staggering. In gambling casinos, a carefully tended Then you might win the boohy pletely predictable, because every one this country you have more than 28 house wins in the majority of plays. prize — two-quarts of beer arid a par--* of you begins with the same chance. million women, all breathing heavily It your mar*raige shows signs of akeet to keep you comany in your de Whether you wind up as a twosome or around that wheel of fortune, just wait collapsing, you are overplaying your clining years. a lonely single does not depend on fate. ing for him to fall their way. hand. Sit out a couple: take stock of So, those of you who have a man It's all up to you. Add to these odds the divorcees your assets and how much you have now, remember what r keep tolling- When that man offers you legal ■ one out o’f every two marriages goes to offer. you: Take good care of hipi, honey; you bed and. board, remember • the three bad) being dumped on the market, all Reshuffle, or start with a complete may never win another. Hat Show Slated A Hat Fashion Show will be and assorted pastries comprise ield at Dan s Steak House o,. ,he evening's menu. March 27, Sponsored by the The drawing for the Easter Packanack Chapter of Chilton Finery Raffle will also take Hospital Women's Auxiliary. place. Prizes are gift certifi Tlte show will be under the cates from Bambergers WiU6w- direefion of Mrs. Boot of Hale- brooku First prize is for $100, don. Her shop was formerly- secortd for $25 and third is for known to many as Mrs. Cubby's $ 1 0 . . Hat Shop. Modeling will lie done by our Reservations are limited and members of the auxiliary: Mrs. .-an be obtained by calling Mis. Andrew McCulloch. Mrs. Joel A'. Webber at 694-7382. TlCKeis Newman. Mrs. Raymond Wood- are $3. ^ house, Mrs. Calvin Keyler and April 19 is the for me Mrs. Lois Northcutt. ‘ Dinner Dance ol the combined Steak Tenderloin Tidbit Plate auxiliary chapters. It will be. with vegetables, tossed given held at the Wayne’ Manor and salad with blue cheese -dressing tickets are $25 a couple. Spring Daze DINNER-DANCE COMMITTEE — Ladies of the Chilton Hospital Auxiliary pose at the Wayne Manor during a meeting. Plans were finalized for the Springtime Dinner-Dance to be held April 19. From left, are, Mrs. Stanley Stec, Pequannock, tickets; Mrs. Emil Lang, Riverdale; Mrs. Kenneth Wowndy, Pines Lake, ad book; Mrs. Raymond Sweeny, Pompton Plains, overall chairman; Mrs. K. Woodhouse, Packanack Lake, seating arrangements; Mrs. W illiam ' Hochkep- pel, Wayne, boosters; and Mrs. Fred Snow, Pines Lake, floral arrangements. Women Take Interest In Library Last week marked the start munity Improvement Projects It is hoped that anyone in of a new endeavor for the Wom and the support of its Indian town who wishes to have books an’s Club of Preakness. Through foster child Poulouse. The work from the library- but cannot their many contacts with Mr. to support the Library and the travel will cal] the “Books with Robert Pearce of the Wayne “Books with Feet” program to Feet” telephone number 694- Library, the Projects Study- help people off their feet to re 1808 and a trained librarian Group found that he needs ceive a free pick-up and deliv will help them to choose a many hours of volunteer labor ery service of books from the book. The Women's Club mem to help get the periodical files Library will be under a separate bers will deliver and pick up up to= date; coit#nittee to be headed by Mrs. their orders on Tuesday morn Heinz Lammers. ings. Mrs. Samuel C. Ford, presi- dent of the club sent out a call for volunteers and many mem bers answered the call. The New Salads That women will work 2 hours each week on a schedule that fits them best. Last week the workers re Herald Spring j ceived their first instruction as ALL EYES are upon a neat and trim pants to their specific assignments so By GAYNQR MADDOX outfit geared especially for the active miss. This now they can proceed without On the calendar, at least, it’s just about the beginning of cool and comfortable version has crisp and dis aid in the future. spring. Which, of course, means it’s time for a few new salads. tinctive body lines— highlighted by contntft band The club members who have So we went to the Imperial House in Chicago and asked them to ing surrounding the neckline and forming an at been generous enough to volun give us two of their favorite ones. i tractive side closing. Cooler weather calls 4or the teer their service are: Mrs. IMPERIAL HOUSE SALADS three-quarter-sleeved top in a warm mohair or Eugene Connell, Mrs. Don Dan Limestone lettuce Hearts of palm tweed. iels, Mrs. Hbward Ellis, Mrs. Sliced avorado Quartered hard-cooked eggs Your versatile Young Original , can. also be Samuel Ford, Mrs. Lewis Lees, Sliced tomato Garlic croutons made into a square-necked shift. For more ideas Mrs. William Pellegrini, Mrs. Baby artichoke as to how to co-ordinate your ensemble consult Gerald Huff, Mrs. Lee Warren IMPERIAL SALAD DRESSING ' our exclusive fasliion Co-ordinator included with Skidmore, and Mrs. Dean Ward. 1 teaspoon anchovy paste 2 teaspoons Worchestershira each Young Original pattern. To ease the burdens of the 1 teaspoon salt . sauce B-110 with PHOTOGUIDE Is in sizes 9. 11, 12; Projects chairman Mrs. Howard 1 teaspoon white pepper 3 cups olive oil 13, 14, 16, 18. bust 30'!: to 38. Size 11. 31'L bust. Ellis who has had to shoulder 4 teaspoons dry English 1 cup wine vinegar Consult pattern for exact yardages. the entire burden of all the 1 cup ehlli sauce Send $1 for the abovp pattern to: - . club’s Community Improvement Mix all dry ingredients together with a little vinegar. Then YOU.NG ORIGINALS, (Wayne Today) P.O. Projects, the executive board corribine with remaining ingredients. Use on salad. Box 438A, Micftown Statton, New York. N. Y. has decided to divide the de Salad Provincale 10018. Print your full name, address, with zip partment. On a head of shredded lettuce, place several slices of pickled code, pattern number and size. Add 25 cents for The Project study group will beets. Garnish with four quarters of hard-cooked eggs. Cut an first-class mailing. still maintain its work in Com chovies in thin pieces and place over the eggs. WAYNE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Page 12 T E AINU MEEK EEK LOSER BOK> CL HROP O R TH LN \C E W1LLETS HE . g l f - L DENTURES SON ASIO C C O FOR AM Y Y AM FOR REWT REWT K 1 FO RM A L L A RM FO 1 J S E R U T N E D K FLASHING IK) WHITE fW A. 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Free beauty course, course, beauty Free neighbrhd. r. y In 8 hrh t Montclair M St. Church 28 rdy Stra, Sunday Saturday, Friday, ARRSIG STUDIO HAIRDRESSING peie Dept. Appetizer ___ e l a m e F - ^ TIPS T N E L L E C X E • HOURS GOOD • anted W Help AARY R SALA T N E L L E C X E • AEY AE GIRL SALES BAKERY xeine operator. Experienced . . BEAUTICIAN f ON0 - BOONT0N of ADEL 07006 CALDWELL COSMETICS hn D 3-7334 Dt Phone SHOP-RITE an 729-3821 Wayne AVON AT TIME PART AUGIE'S 744-9526 FREE FREE ...... M $3 460 $7,280 — $4,680 440 5,200 — 84,420 ,900 - $4450 $4450 - ,900 r h rate hi ery V ERCHANDISE $4,420 ..$8,320 . .$ 5,980 ..$ . . 8,500 $ .. o 5,200 $ to o $11,000 to o $13,000 to 6,240 t $13,000 \ - 4 4* - 4 - 4 4> 4> 4> 4- 4* * 4 4> 4> 4> 1 —Female 1— CHARTIST some a rt school! bkgrd., bkgrd., school! rt a some CHARTIST EA NG LDY wne Newfound wanted — Y LAD G IN AN LE C ERK TYPI bsns exper business — T IS P Y T K R LE C a bten 17 between Can business office procedures. Salary Salary benefits. procedures. e g frin insurance office A good, payroll business payable, counts Fu ll tim e: W ill be trained in all all in ac trained receivable, be accounts ill W of e: tim phases ll Fu Individual should be experienced in in experienced be should Individual 3 Wye N j. j N. Wayne, 23, 697-5505 after 10 A .M . . .M A 10 after 697-5505 land area. References required. Call Call required. References area. land 1 Packa 11474 Rte. Ctr.. EL; NN 694- SO Shopping in, PER come Wayne r o K R nack A M Call $86. to 8450, lettering, hnr, n. R. 6 Cliel N.J. Caldiwell. a M 46, Rt. Fenwick Inc.. company. ing chinery, grow ith w # Liberal Company Company Liberal # ience necessary. Career opportunity opportunity Career necessary. ience CHILTO N M E M O R IA L HOSPITAL HOSPITAL L IA R O M E M N CHILTO T N E M V O n M UL BSTATI MULL ITL ' KINTALS 228-0022. n qa Opotnt Employer m E pportunity O Equal An ep anted W Help BUSINESS OFFICE OFFICE BUSINESS ? 4 -S IT U A T IO N S W ANTED ANTED W S N IO T ANTED A W U IT -S P IL H 4 I L A M - t -MALI or EMAL LE A M FE r o I L A M - 8 \ 9D - R I A L IS T A T S WANTED WANTED WANTED OPPS S S S T E A IN T S IS U -B 8A L A I R - 9D k t 9C —L I8 T IN O I W ANTED ANTED W PROPERTY I O IN T I8 E —L M O C 9C -IN 91 8 -B U S IN E S S OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES S S E IN S U -B 8 r SR -R E S T HOMES HOMES BOARD T S and E -R —ROOM SR t M E HOM E S FOR RENT RENT FOR S E HOM E M t. 3 Jcsn v. j Ave. Jackson & 23 Rte. n -B O A T S H EQU IPM ENT ENT IPM EQU H S T A O -B n *. T F ROOMS—A UNFURNISHED NISHED —FUR ENTS A M —APAETM 18 MA—M A C H IN E R Y — TOOLS TOOLS — Y R E IN H C A MA—M S ANTI !* E U IQ T N —A IS RENTALS RENTALS N ATIO AC /V FFICE R ISO—O E SUMM ISC 1 86-M U S IC A L INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS iscall.) L (M A IC S U 86-M 1 ERCHANDISE —M B M MR—IN D U S TR IA L SPACE SPACE L IA TR BUSINESS S U D r o MR—IN ME—STORE WNE T BUY TO —WANTED M iOATS— LAIG N A M O W CLEANING Benefits LT M ACJtBAOB MM —LOTS BEAUTICIAN . 1 a w. an Area. Wayne wk. day .14 .. RN ) GRANT W.T. KRANTZ MR. — Y L P P A —BUSINESS e r INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL r e —BUSINESS PLOTS L IA R U -B —E M P LO Y M E N T AGENCIES AGENCIES T N E M Y LO P M —E —P IM A L B HELP W ANTED ANTED W HELP B L A IM —P APPRAI S L A IS A R P P -A -O R A L IS T A T B FOR B A L I I L A B FOR B T A T IS L A R -O A FRIDAY GAL pl i Person., in Apply 3-87 835-6667 r o 835-3807 A H E S ’ CASHIERS N I L ! W ANTED ANTED W ! L I N O PI I L A IM P Or I L A M opo Pan I Plains Pompton r tme nights e tim art P O T RENT TO IO T N A N HOSPITAL HOSPITAL Potnpton Plains Plains Potnpton ul Time Full LSIID DETSN INDEX ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED BARMAID Experienced Experienced . i . > 835-3700 L A C 9 1384694 M. * .- PM MERCHANDISE OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS! S Sue m M . BU S per per S BU . M m Sue S CLASSIFICATIONS! OTHER 9-30 r 7-01 r 835-6300 er 473-5001 er 694-5300 el ade " doy* defy at s n t a fty e d * y o id T e n y a "W e d ta c M e le re H E LP W ANTED: S line m in. 12.75 p e r' week week r' e p 12.75 in. m line S ANTED: W LP E H l JSc per line, per week week per line, per JSc eep Sus oe t 5 pr * h e per 25c at f b a eoeem r Stubs Recelp' r e efd week 4 ea week, ear line, per .Tic TO ' tna r ee 9c e ln ( week) (1 line per .99c mere er tinea 4 a lns mr .8 pr u ( week) (1 Hue per .98c mere r e lines 4 ,*. 256-97oo_ P, *\. S E T A R T C A R T N O C W O L R U O T U O B A K S A O H or 736-3050 736-3050 or RNIN RATES TRANSIENT LC YU CASFE A CALL* AD CLASSIFIED YOUR PLACK BIUS. i t 4 U. • SUM U S l a t o t • . U r e p 4 it lim ( OPPS. EL ESTATE REAL V* C LE AN IN G W OMAN fo r school teacher teacher school r fo OMAN W G IN AN LE C ANNOUNCEMENTS r o PCA SRIE * SERVICES SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICEBUSINESS FINANCIAL t 4 N a « —SERVI S E IC V R E S — I S in Pompton Plains^ 8354)493 a ft. 5 PM PM 5 ft. a 8354)493 Plains^ Pompton in r l a Sat. day ll a or ANUCMENTS S —ANNOUNCEM IE E N f I d M SUPPLIES 1T8 P T FISH B ME—F DOGS, , TROPICAL S T A UA— -C M t oyer". e y lo p m E ity n u VI NSTRUCTI S N IO T C U R T S IN G IN IV R D — B M I A nnin & Co., 163 B loom field Ave., Ave., field loom B 163 p ty Co., some & ; rk o w nnin A office general r fo ES WH SUPPUH — WSHPETS — I CE IC V R E S fl Y R IR O N T C U D O E O R T P —IN T N E E M IN A T R E T N —E 17 8 MONEY TO LOAN A O L O T Y E N O -M 18 G IN K O O C d N m IO T C E G L L O IN —C R E T A t I -C M education, 5 day week. A ll benefits. benefits. ll H.S. A week. desirable. day 5 itchboard sw education, and ing Fairfield Rd., Spielman 22 4 MUSI R H L A IC S U -M 14 S—I S R A C S T R O P S — S T R O P IM 3SA— n S IR A P E R S T R A P O T U O T n -A U A - M a eoa 7660. An Eqa Opport O qual E n "A 746-6800. Verona. HEAVY EQUI T N E M IP U Q E Y V A S E E S L R -H C Y E O C IL R M A O T R O —T —M S C K M C U R E T — IR G S M H O T U A E O L P E E O U O » IQ M S T K N C —A U R 37A —T E S T O T A U L —A d M m S K N —-JU A IS AL I ONS N IO T C U R T S IN L IA C E P S — A S ntuet Corp. Instrument 335-5350 AUTOS WANTED E T N A W S O T U -A AUTOS FOR SALE L A S R O F S O T U -A HOUSE A CAMP TRAI S R E IL A R T P M A C A E S U O -H n qa Opouly ployer m E pporunlty O Equal An pearance & a knowledge o f simple arithmetic are n fc- fc- n are arithmetic simple clean f o dry & knowledge store a & time full pearance for graduate school High n dp, oiin A pesn! ipsto, et ap neat disposition, pleasant! A position. dept, ing and your family, 2 coffee breaks, laundry laundry breaks, coffee 2 family, your and hl available. half a say Slr dpnso yu ability. your on depends Salary essary. n a a ag dson, sm oetm a tm & time at overtime some & discount, large a at ing Receive many company benefits, including: vacaton, vacaton, including: benefits, company 71/2 many Receive Work in pleasant surroundings. Stop in & see us. Ask Ask us. see & in Stop Bill. or surroundings. Kevin for pleasant in Work 14 9 -153 Crooks Ave. Ave. Crooks -153 14 9 D E T N A W S K C R R W No experience necessary necessary experience No ie Reproduction & File otc M. Zega Mr. Contact paid holidays, free Blue Cross & Blue Shield for you you for Shield Blue & Cross Blue free holidays, paid e^ae aiay anr & Cleaners & Laundry Sanitary Seo^rate o yig required. typing No CLERK Theta CLERKS ep onted W Help ______(Between Main & Getty. Aves.) Getty. & Main (Between YOUNG WOMAN ___ E A R N $50 and m ore in fam ous brand brand ous fam in ore m and $50 N R A E Do You Like Talking Talking Like DoYou ASSIGNMENTS TEMPORARY 1 the urge to help people, we h iv e a a e iv h we people, help to urge 1 the 0 . - PM, n hu Fri. thru on. M P.M., .-2 A.M 10 Telephone CompanyTelephone Sec., a ll levels levels ll a Sec., a Frday y a rid F Gal y rida F Gal NA YU HM • HOME YOUR NEAR ! Personnel Personnel P ER SO NN EL EL NN SO ER P OOKKE RS ER P EE K K O BO Clerk ty p is t t ...... $150 is p ty /C F Clerk Bookkeeper A /P Bookkeeper Bookkeeper /P A okn cniin. od a. ore M pay. Pleasant Good wanted. if necessary. conditions. ijiours Working experience No ae ad igwo Areas Ridgewood and Lakes Rutherford, the in operators pay, 9 paid holidays holidays paid 9 pay, te eehn Bulig: 3 OR ,32 : uilding B Telephone the r o ade varet itrsig sit interesting f o ty rie everyday. a v a uations handle Pompton Paterson, Passaic, Telephone Needs Bell N.J. SON, M O N .-FR I., 9 e.m.-5 p.m .— .— p.m e.m.-5 9 I., .-FR N O M SON, company like ours th e re 's plenty o f f o plenty 's re e move th to ours like room company it's a good solid job w ith good good ith w job solid good a telephone WIN You • it's . L L E B n and J. you N. vetce ith w for pleasant job operator a . good v a h you IF era: vacation, pay-whfle-you pay-whfle-you vacation, era: ENT Y RUTE OR, EDS., W RD, . FO p.m THER U R R TE a.m.-3 A P AY. 9 W ST., T N IE T E K R A M 171 ffice; O and o th e r excellent benefits. In In benefits. excellent r e th o and PLEASE apply at the E m ploym ent ent ploym m E the at apply PLEASE ek slr eclet fi bene hour e g frin 40 excellent, hospital. f o salary areas" week, patient lan, P . Y Club . N opular P Lynbrook, friends T-601, Help catalog. Dept. ent. page investm No Items. is. fits 488 free r fo Send home. m fro shop i Women wanted to do housework In In housework do to wanted Women Diiin f itpoe Corp.- Dictaphone of ivision D ^ CLERKS n qa Opotnt Employer m E pportunity O Equal An CHILTO N M E M O R IA L HO S PITA L L PITA S HO L IA R O M E M N CHILTO Equal pruiy pioyar m E pportunity O l a u q ,E n A ERTRIES SECRETAR ih People? With C TYPISTS KRANT 4 TZ N A R K . R M - Y L P P A AUTOMOTIVE LO GIRLS FLOOR UTR GIRL OUNTER 66 Glen Avenue Avenue Glen 66 Glen Rock, N J . . J N Rock, Glen ai 228-0112 Cali . 835-3700 .. i 387 Passaic Ave. Ave. Passaic 387 Pom pton P lains lains P pton Pom CLERICALS HOSPITAL HOSPITAL ri d, .J. N , ld irfie a F N.J. Bell N.J. DOTGIRLS 447-1270 ...... KEY & r clean dry ...... ...... $100' ...... Paterson a .. . 85 8 ...... er lb lib year, .. $110 228-4387 90 $ $100 $100 ______g M a earn r a le I 1—Fewolo Help Wm M 1—Female Help Wealed 1— f t m o t e 1968 11, MAR. TODAY WAYNE IS Poge Holp Wonted HOS^TAL CIBW TYPIST PART TIME SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Full timo, 12 mldnito—0 A.M. shift. Must be ab*o to type. Excellent fringe benefits, good working condi General office procedure*. tions. Typing essential, no steno required. FOUNTAIN HOP APFL.V—M R . KRANTZ CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL POMPTON PLAINS 035-3700 e Excellent Working Conditions An Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. TYPISTS 4 CLERKS, various local o Liberal Benefits co's., to $95. Cali o r come In, 694- •450, MARK PERSONNEL Packanack- Wayne Shopping Ctr., 1474 Rte. 23, 9 Brighton Rd. Clifton o $1A0 on Hour Storting Salary Wayne, N.J. 471-6556 TYPIST ~ o W ork 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. GENERAL OFFICE WORK • :30 to 4:30 Modern Office o NO SATURDAYS or HOLIDAYS REEVES INT'L, INC. U Industrial Road, Pequannock APPIY AT TYPISTS ~ to $857 FULL or PART TIME Local and nearby Co's seek gala w/gd skills for career jobs. Call 335-6700. PLACE MART PERSONNEL; 1222 RTE 46. Parslppany, or 694- JJ. NEWBERRYS 6300, 1341 Hamburg Tpke., Wayna. SALES a WAITRESS 340 Pompton Ave. a KITCHEN HELP ■Tu l l t i m e j o b s WHITEY & IVA'S RESTAURANT (Pilgrim Shopping Plaza) Verona Gr„nwood Lake Tpke., H«wltt .______TTMtit______WAITRESSES * Excellent Working Conditions Oav evenings b weekend!. MATURE WOMAN TO BABYSIT WED Call Mr*. RInker 697-7355 NESDAYS. References required. To- tows Area, awn transpof tlflSfL "WANT TO CLICK?" 279-4*4f You can—& will—with fast expamt * Liberal Benefits SALESLADIES ln» company If you" quality as good OPPORTUNITY PLUS accurate typist. Naw pleasant offices Carear-mlndad gal may find fulfill Full and Part Time Liberal benefits. S3,7. c a ll M rs. ment in this position. Must ba wall Healy, 4W-J121, Snelling A Snelling groomed, personable, capable with, Empl. Agcy., 7341 Hamburg Tpka., APPLY AT good secretarial skills. Excellent bene READY-TO-WEAR Wayna. fits. $412 start. Call M rs. Mealy, 696- 2121, Selling A Snelling EmpL Agcy., 1341 Hamburg Tpke., Wayne.______Experience Preferred £— Mole Help Wonted JJ. NEWBERRYS OPPORTUNITY FOR Acc't. Sr., deg. -f exp. .. $11-813,000. FULL TIMERS A ud ito r*, internal, deg. 4 exp...... CASHIERS ...... $11 -$T3,000. We are looking tor responsible, ma A cc'ls Jr., deg. + 2 yrs. exp. ____ 340 Pompton Aye. (Pilgrim Shopping Plaza) ture girls or women to work full Full and Part Time ...... $7,500-$8;500 time, 9 A.M. to 5:3B PM* 5 days A cc't Jr., sm. coll. 4- life exp. to $130 week. Defies would Include telephone Bookkeeper F/C ...... to $125 VERONA •ales snd light typing. Experience not Clerical ...... $85-1130 essential as wa art willing to train Designers, electro-mech. to $10,000 you. WE WILL TRAIN Die designer, min. 5 yr. exp. $9-$12.00 Apply to ClBSSdiSd Oept, E stim ator, exp. sh. m fl.fa b . $180-1200 $$$$ (Mrs. Zauzlg) For the New Inspection supv., exp. electro-mech . EARN EXTRA CASH IN YOUR 1661 Rto. 23. Wayne. N.J. to $180 SPARE TIME. CALI 6S7-S217______IBM Mach. shop, forem an, exp. to $9,000. PROMOTIONS Ass t foreman, will train $T00-$150 ROBERT HALL Electrical foreman, exp...to $13,000 COME FAST FOR Off. Mgr., vn. bo*, exp...... $600 Process eng., CHE. exp. rubber or General Clerical KEYPUNCH P»as...... , to $11,500 SALESROOM P rogram m ers, disc & tape $9-$ll,000 • FULL TIME-5 DAYS • LITE TYPING j Sale*, trnee. 8. exp. .. to $130.4- CAPABLE WOMEN ON HAM BURG TU R N PIK E 1 Sales, retail ...... $100 • CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE OPERATOR WORK CONVENIENTLY t Electrohic tech. Jr., min. lt yr. • MANY BENEFITS Doing General Factory & NEAR YOUR HOME | exp...... to $140 GOLDEN PRESS, INC. Knowledge of 024 & 026 t Quality control inspector to $6,500 light assembly work. I Chem. tech trainee . $70. >50 PARISH DRIVE WAYNE machines Join America's Largest 696-1600 Experienced A willing te train I CALL OR COME IN Retail Clothing ’Chain Panelgraphic Corp. 7 A .M .-3-30 P.M. Spielman Rd. Fairfield, N.J. 3:45 P.M . 12:15 AM, 1? midnight-7 A.M. WE.OFFER MARK PERSONNEL GENERAL 227-1500 Air conditioned. New Building Reriodic Waqe increases 1 Packanack Wayne Shopping Center An Equal Opportunity Employer Paid holidays. Paid vacations Libera! Sales incentive Program j (2nd fir.) Off Fairfield Rd., nr. Curtiss Wright Life Insurance for Salesladies 1 U74 Rte. 23 Wayne OFFICE WORK Paid Sick Leave Health and Welfare Plan 694-845Q GENERAL HOSE .Generous Employee Discounts FULL TIME KEYPUNCH . Free Group Lite instance Attractive nearby company has im & COUPLING Paid Holidays ACCTS to $ I5M Typing ability required. Salary J65 mediate opening to experienced oper Paid vacations ! f l e p a i d lo p nearby Co'* seek ator. 059-056 Verifier background Sherwood Lano Fairfield. N.J. * [ com grads « m in 5 y-s exp Send helpful. Good benefits. S325. Call Apply to the resume or can 335-6700 P i ACE APPLY M rs. Meaty, 696-2121, Snelling A Snell- Apply Personnel Office , MAPI PERSONNEL. 1222 Rte %J6, Circulation Dept. ing Empl. Agcy., 1341 Hamburg Parsippany. of 694-6300 1341 Ham- Tpka., Wayne. 228-0500 ROBERT HALL REP: buro Tpke Wayne 696-3000 (Ext. 46) KEYPUNCH OPERATORS, some exp., Evening and Saturday interviews can be arranged. ASST. BUILDING MGR.* . good co's., to $95. C a ll o r coma in, Must have food background to man GENERAL OFFICE 694-S4S0, MARK PERSONNEL, Pack- age recreational center for private anack-Wayne Shopping Center, 1474 ROBERT HALL school. $6,000.4- Call M rs. Bezer, WORKER Rfe. 23, Wayne. N .J. 696-212), Snelling A Snelling Em pl. KEYPUNCH SUPERVISOR, good CO., R. N. Needed .Agcy.. 1341 Hamburg Tpka., Wayna'. O i l 274-773$ s a lary Ml. CoM o r coma In. 6044450. CLOTHES MARK PERSONNEL, P.ckonack- Full or Part Tim# Wayno Snapping Ctr., 1474 Rto. 33, POMPTON LAKES NURSING HOME GIRL FRIDAY Woyno, N.J.______WAYNE SHOPPING MALL FuB * time, permanent, immediate C a l 835-387.1 HAMBURG TPKE 1 VALLEY RD ASSISTANT opening for intelligent, experienced Ladies! mature woman willing to tan# on 9 A.M . to 7 P.M. responsibility Diversified office Haven't Worked In Years? . INTERVIEWS CONTINUE work. Some steno. no bookkeeping RN’S and LPN’S A LL W EEK PRODUCTION MGR. All company benefits. We want to see you! Chances are Reward Yourself! To assist production manager and you're more qualified than you Your services are worth a lot to service accounts. No experience nec BONLAND think. us. essary. Company vehicle used. Ap proximately 48 hour week. Company Temporary office 100s available. SHEET METAL C O . Our extra ingredient 1* flex toll - benefits. Advancement possible. SO Nwk.-Pom pfon Tpfce. Wayne • D aily rtyi Openings lo r full1 tim e and Apply only in person to Mr. Mis- • W eakly STENO-TYPISTS Kiewcz at- 694-3211 • M onthly p art lim e. A ll shifts arranged to su it your needs. Excellent opportunity for in Matzner Suburban Newspapers dividuals with experience on 1661 Rte. 23 Attractive pay A ttouis. work ciese Wayoe. N. J. to home. Step in A chat with our 37l/a hour work weak. Excellent sal the electric typewriter. Steno also required GIRLS - HOUSEWIVES friendly advisers — no obligation of aries—interesting duties. Outstand : AUTO MECHANIC, days, good pay, course. Resolve now to see us' to- ing fringe benefits. pleasant working conditions. Write: CLERKS, TYPISTS. STENOS, KEY- Good starting salaries, generous 1 P.O. Box 253, Pompton Plain*. PUNCH, etc. etc. Working for us CALL MRS. UNDERWOOD. 731-5100 company benefits^ pay* off In BONUSES. VACATION Monday-Friday, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. PAY, PAY ON FRIDAY, HIGH Apply *n person or call RATES. NEVER A FEE. Join others Mr. George Vet an at 278-4300 Hvlng in your tree now working for Olsten .Interviews daily 8 a.m'. to 6 p.m. Auto Salesman us M Boonton, Butler, Montvilie, HOSPITAL 600 VALLEY RD., WAYNE For wall established new A iised Pine Brook'. Pompton Plains and SALAD DESSERT MAKER Rlverdete. Our office Is only a 20 (opposite Wayne High School) & car dealer in test growing Lake minute drive from Butter for your Full rime to work In dietary dept, land Area. Outstanding dbportun-’ ONE TIME INTERVIEW. OLSTEN 696-61 f I preparing salads A desserts. Excellent ity Tor the right man. This is a fringe benefits A working conditions. MOSLER / potential management position Temporary Services. 1200 Hwy #4*. WE NEVER CHARGE A FEE EVER! Parsippeny (across from J.M. Fields) A P P L Y —M R . KRA N TZ $10 $15,000. W R ITE : 335-P440. 600 V alley Read, Wayne CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Airma+ic Systems Div. BOX zr«3 $ LADIES $ POMPTON PLAINS c e MATZNER SUBURBAN *9+4111. Use your womanly decorating 835-3700 415 Pateraon-Hamburg Tpke. NEWSPAPERS flair to embark upon on exciting An Equal Opportunity Employer Wayne, New Jersey 07470 1661 Rte. 23 career. Earnings according to Wayne, N J. „ HOUSEWIVES ability and ambition. SALESWOMAN An equal apperfunlty employer (m ,f) Children can't hold you Back. Ba 337-6527 Or 694-6875 CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN home for lunch and when they ar Licensed real estate saldiwoman STENO rive home from school. AVON needs needed for area's numbor 1 real ROAOS, PAVING A DRAINAGE Excellent firm needs young girl Send resume to Box i f 77 women in neighborhood of Black estate organization. CALL FOSTER ' with ^teno A typing skills. Haw- burn Terrace and Crystal Ave., West BOCK FOR IN T E R V IE W , *94-1*00. c /o Mstjner Pubfketiona 1661 Route 23, Wayne, N .J, _____ Orange. Car unnecessary. Call for LPN FOR STAFF WALKER PERSONNEL SERVICE free home in terview . *42-5146 or 746- 7 A .M .—3:30 PM. S hift * SECRETARIES to $115 22 Church St. Paterson CARPENTERS OR HELPERS 1137.______Q ll or apply In person Local and nearby co.'e sack gals Year round work, 45 hr. wk.> benefit*, M rs. P lsrp on t (914) E L 1-4751 w/gd. skills for career lobe. Call TEMPORARY HELP Oakland Area. 337-6146-7 HOUSEWIVES TUXEDO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Day or night 335-6700, PLACE MART Office workers needed. TUXEDO PARK, N,Y. Temporary for Thursday, Friday PERSONNEL, 1222 ftti. 46, Pargtp- Register now! NO FEE y cook A Saturday for sales promotion work. (15 min. from West Milford) pany; or 694-6300, 1341 Hamburg Good Broiler Man, some saute' ex WALKER PERSONNEL SERVICE perience. For weekends in Wayne ‘No experience necessary. Need car Tpka.. Wayne. 22 CHURCH ST. PATERSON NO F E E . MRS. ENTHUSIASM restaurant. Call 839-4452 WALKER PERSONNEL SERVICE Like to foil other people about ■ SECRETARIES, trainees A exp., $75-V TYPISTS, dependable, nice co„ Pine 22 CHURCH ST. PATERSON good thing? Put your enthusiasm to $100 Call or come In *9+0450, MARK Brook Area, open. Call or come In, DISHWASHER HOUSEWORK—2 to 3 times weekly. work. Earn good income part time or PERSONNEL. Packanac* - Wayne; 694*450, MARK PERSONNEL. Pack- full time For interview call after t Shopping C tr., 1474 Rfe. 23 Wayne, anack-Wayne Shopping Ctr., 1474 Weekend nites, Frl. A I Hours flexible. 835-9066 \ C all 835-2502 A M ., 696-527B. N.J. Rte. 23 w eyne, N .J. “ WAYNE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Poge 16 y CLEANING CLEANING «. . l« a M _ n qa Opotnt Empoe m/f m ployer m E pportunity O Equal An 5 or S. Paterson St. Court 75 o or e cre truh xeln lcl n ntoa e ly n as ent ploym over em switch to national ready and til n u local |ob present excellent ur yo through at ork W career e. tim new rt a p your or to e tim ll fu you to earn top money In this fast m oving, exciting, action-packed fie ld, ld, fie action-packed bligation! O in tra exciting, No and can s oving, Schools m storm Todayl fast Coupon Adjusters robberies, ll this a M floods, Insurance In s, . tire sistance. ily a money d accidents, top occur t auto a earn th m fro to accidents you resulting s Industrial claim in (1 block South o f St. Joseph* Hosp.) Hosp.) Joseph* St. f o South block (1 imtc Systems Div. Airmatic — M A 8 ' ily a d s Interview 6300. City Name omril itr Corp. Filters Commercial al . ere ea a 278- at Vetan George r. ter M in at call desirable ork w view. of ple i w Zip ddriss A Apply in person, send resume, or or 6 resume, send person, in Apply Sam layouts. essential. not but ral itectu rch a desirable paring t. 46 Rta. nsurance Investigator* are* badly needed due to the tromendoue Increase Increase tromendoue the to due needed badly are* Investigator* nsurance an, adel Lite Fls « Falls ittle L Caldwell, Wayne, nmu yas xeine pre experience years 1 um inim M Background in construction trades trades construction in Background 1 Fifed Rd. Fairfield ^10 al 797-6988 Call / (Between (Between PM. TAY R - I PAY HI - ORK W STEADY 415 Paterson-Ham burg Tpke. Tpke. burg Paterson-Ham 415 1 Ronthor Reiss Ronthor H JB F LI M* IM T B IF L A OF JOB THB PR E FB T N R E l •ILLI 1 I L L I • .l. O NEW ER UND S N A R ETE V FOB VED APPRO I auetrr ult egn . engin- quality f o manutecturer Plastic Mold Design Design Mold Plastic DRAFTSMAN DRAFTSMEN gon i is pee machined piece first in ground J AT ME 61 P.M. 6-10 E IM T PART COME IN A ND G ET ET G ND A IN COME r IvfoSLER/ lyu. > layout. , INSPECTOR an, .. 07470 N.J. Wayne, (Architectural) Poe r apply Phone or , t i Av*. v A ain M ft O ep ne 2 t l Wanted W elp H lt o M 2— anted W Help t E WATD NOW' ANTED W MEN Corp. «.m . . «.m DRIVER Apply $175 for CLAIMS ADJUSTERS ee pout rqie bc- ' dimensional inspection parts back- requires products eered xeln opruiy with- opportunity Excellent A A / INSURANCE ADJUSTERS SCMOOLS SCMOOLS ADJUSTERS INSURANCE , • Tiin refund Tyition • . ite Falls Little Pm Only) O P.m. 4 OFFI ) E IC F F (O uoai increases Automatic rate • starting Excellent • ie insurance Life • medical Major • Hospitalization • Pension • O RI AS TRAIN TO a , l i 33125 a rid Flo i, iam M 1872 N.W. 7 Street Street 7 N.W. 1872 227-4400 et W-2432 Dept. S E l BSME l§ BSEE , » aril, KT.J. Fairfield, *» 14 Hmbr Tk Wayne. Tpk. burg Ham 1341. Econoline type tru c k . Klnneton Area Area Klnneton . k c tru type Office Econoline ev-ytm eng.. Servo-systems nutil eg tee eng. Industrial- elec. engrs. roject P in production. A -l Company. A ll ll A Company. -l A ent anagem m production. top ard •in tow orking w dent benefits. Tuition repaym ent plan. plan. 696-2121, Bezer, ent repaym rs. M Call Tuition t- $6,500. benefits. 279-6262 Paterson St., llison E 133 ae egs elec., engrs. Sales engineering, of ir. D punching, cutting fc assem bly of iob iob of bly assem fc cutting punching, Agcy., pl. m E Snelling & Cnelling —I shift. M ust have d riv e rs license license rs e riv d have ust M ediate m shift. Im —I wanted men dependable 3 F or iron w orking shop. F a m ilia r w ith ith w r operation. ilia m shop a F shop. orking w iron or F stu nite r fo spot g in in tra xcellent E nrrd r t des., it u irc c Infrared 23 ot 23 Route 1293 1 Man t, lo ndl, J 07401 .J. N lngdale, Bloom St., ain M 113 welding, supervise to blueprints t tlpoe Ae o rer. rrie a b no Age telephone. It y Rvrae e. —2 hit II I I r o ift sh 4—12 rea. A Rlverdale ly. EVC BVRG CO. O C BEVERAGE SERVICE VIBRATION MOUNTINGS MOUNTINGS VIBRATION BLU E CROSS B LU E SHIELD SHIELD E LU B CROSS E BLU Commerce E m ploym ent Agency Agency ent ploym m E Commerce Fargo Fargo AAIN, SAT S95 START . VACATIONS, RVR AT TIME PART DRIVER— Apy n Person in Apply « Chicken Delight Delight Chicken OIS PM. P.M 4 R E T F A HOUI»S BeverageTruck CNRL INC. CONTROLS & lae hn 771-1440 phone Please MR. A. ROSS . .A B . R M : T T A E ed eue o: to resume Send FOREMAN AT TIME PART EXPEDITOR DRIVER " NGINEERS DRIVER oh over e v o h o 1 2 Detoctiva GUARDS 694-3642 694-4900 ______State R fee fee fee fee fee pd., gency A pd.. pd.. Wayne pd., pd. pd. 20M . 17M , 10.4M open 16M 14M —Mt Hl onted W Help Mate 2— RCR MANAGER GROCERY o or hp t. o oolory. Top ite. R Shop r o n tow MACHINISTS e A URI G IN R TU FAC U N A M Experienced In o r it r ln g fro m Food- Food- m fro g ln r it r o In Experienced th ru Saturday. *2.30 per hour. hour. per *2.30 Saturday. ru th ige benefits. e ring F 42 hour week, 1 2 -7 A M Monday Monday M A -7 2 1 week, hour 42 h u ll tim e , q u a lifie d . S alary excellent. excellent. alary S . d lifie a u q , e tim ll u h AIOIL WORK JANITORIAL kad ra. TE: E IT R W Araaa. akland O ______To m ake deliveries F ra n k lin Lake* Lake* lin k n ra F deliveries ake m To LIQUQR STORE CLERK LIQUQR wording conditions. Hours « AM— AM— « Hours conditions. wording Tool 6 die mefcer, mefcer, die 6 Tool 4 ad r R. ae Grove Cader a Rd. pay erk P Sand Good 74 — . V e L P tim P A . M P ll u 4:30 F . s re tu fix e of oeaig all operating f o le b u a C conventional machine shop shop machine conventional qimn. , equipment. A ll benefit*. Fee paid. Salary higher higher Salary paid. Fee benefit*. ll A opn fr olg ga wih mech ith w grad college for company 35-4 e hr. per $3.50-$4 anical aptitude o r science degree. Wayna. degree. science r o aptitude anical CHILYO N M E M O R IA L L IA R O M E M N CHILYO er, 696-2121, Snelttag & Snelling Snelling & Snelttag 696-2121, er, E m pl. A gcy., 1341 Ham burg Tpke., Tpke., burg Ham 1341 Bez gcy., A rs. M pl. m Call E $7,000. experienced. if C O M atzner Suborban Newspaper, Newspaper, Suborban atzner M OC 835-4189 PM 9:30 aft. Call Unusual opportunity w ith g ra d * A A * d ra g ith w opportunity Unusual n qa Opotnt Empoe m/t m ployer m E pportunity O Equal An M atzner Suburban Newspapers Newspapers Suburban atzner M T E E R T S R E L R U F , Send resume, apply 'lin person, or or person, 'lin apply resume, Send , an, . J N Wayne, t. 6 ite Fells Little X 46 Rte. 61 t. 23 Rte. 1661 Corp. ! n Opotnt Employer m E pportunity O l e u q g An Parts & Shipping Shipping & Parts tl a iai ehd. De methods. g ricatin fab etal m imtc Systems Div'. Airmatic 30 Itriws al 8 M— AM 278- 8 at daily Vetan s George Interview r. 6360. M call assem bly, e lectrical & sheet sheet & required. not lectrical e gree bly, assem PM. 6 shop, machine In Experienced oiin fes od trig sal starting good offers Position r 8 eclet rwh potential. growth excellent 8, ary good sa lary, and lib e ra l benefits. benefits. l ra e lib and lary, sa good spare achinery, m In Experienced Including p ro fit sh aring /re tire m e nt nt e m tire /re aring sh rk, o w fit ro plan. p Interesting Including control personnel. ffic tra ping and shipping parts, ehd. be o sprie ship supervise to Abie methods. A rt Decorating Co. Decorating rt A L ny p quajt apply. n e n J jltw a u q tpp Only RonthorReiss ME— TI E IM -T T R A —P E IM T L L U F MAHAFFY * HARDER HARDER * MAHAFFY 415 Paterson-Ham burg Tpke. Tpke. burg Paterson-Ham 415 By appointment only only appointment By eea Jntra work. w Janitorial Genera! nerng Corp. p r o C g eerin in g n E 101 Alexander Avenue Avenue Alexander 101 A TCNCA - , - TECHNICIAN LAB N PRO TO PERSON IN Y L P P A T E HANDSATHE OPERATORS R WI AM F. LLER E L IL M . F M IA L IL W MR* Pompton Plains, N.J. N.J. Plains, Pompton MACHINISTS MR. RANTZ N A KR . R -M Y L P P A NIERN CO. O C ENGINEERING AS V NGS S G IN N EVE - DAYS Co-ordinator y t Shifts ite N A ay D Extruding Plastic O TN AI S IN LA P PTON POM E V E L Y N TUZZEO TUZZEO N Y L E V E AAEET . MANAGEMENT MACHINE ye N.. 07471 .J. N ayne, W HOSPITAL HOSPITAL METHODS ENGINEER MOSLER/ an, .. 07470 N.J. Wayne, S D R & V D E 81 t. 23 Rte. 1881 2-40 « 226-0450 ie or Call r o rite W ______•35-3700 o #85 # Box i Use t h lig tal a it p s o h ______ A W O T O T B r ae l anted W elp H Mate — I a Sipn I Receiving I. Shipping a , > washrooms & perform other other perform & > washrooms 2 abr Tk. Riverdale Tpke. Hamburg 72 5004-. Call M rs. Bezer, 696-2121, Snetl- Snetl- 696-2121, Bezer, rs. M Call 5004-. n qa Opotnt Empoe m/f / m ployer m E pportunity O Equal An e Stock Clerk Clerk Stock Fabricators e etal M Sheet e 12—« shift. Chem ical com pany but but pany com ical Chem shift. 12—« Interview lead* confidential qualified rr F * d e h canvassing, is rn fu no come. n & nlig l Agy, 1341 gcy., A pl. m E Snelling „ & Ing -experience. supervisory have ust M annual additional $10,000 to »5,000 e Sheet M etal Layout Layout etal M Sheet e no chem ical experience needed. $7,- $7,- needed. experience ical chem no 257 a ug pe Wayne. Tpke. burg Ham .. M. .M A 1 4:30 P.M.— Hour* laboring. general MANUFACTURING plant Inplant cleaning general Perform w ill tra in .' M ust have car. E xcellent xcellent E car. have ust M .' in tra ill w uur May opn benefits. company any M . re futu 83^-0166 $ ganization. C A LL FOSTER BOCK BOCK FOSTER LL A C ganization. or ras u e 1 el sae r o estate real 1 ber num area's r fo O I EW, 9-60 r 694-1600. , W IE V R E T IN needed FOR salesman estate real Licensed *. v A 4th We necessary. experience No ork. Y some telephone & sales corrsepond- corrsepond- have sales Must & ents. telephone .departm some production l F or New Jersey-M etropolitan New New etropolitan Jersey-M New or F ne experience. ence o isd sls k Itra exped Internal rk. o w sales inside For itin g. W ill w ork closely w ith sales sales ith w closely ork w ill W g. itin e elabl n wilng worer. rke o w g illin w Soma and le necessary. b lia re be experience vious ’ Systems Div. Airmatic 1 Man t, lo ndl, J 07403 .J. N ingdale, Bloom St., ain M 113 export experience desirable. M ust ust M desirable. experience export o s l si ii o ay Pr re P pany. com tific n scie all sm For VIBRATION MOUNTINGS MOUNTINGS VIBRATION a ug pa ■ Rivardela ■ Tpka. burg Ham Valley Metallurgical Metallurgical Valley hma Corp. Chemway neri dal a AM— PM P —8 M A a, aily d * w rvie Inte DAY i. EVENI IFTS) H S G IN N E V E . i Y A (D aal of eln atmoie ac obile autom selling f o Capable y- t -a ly p p A RT. 23 23 RT. A cessories A w ritin g w o rk orders. orders. rk o w g ritin w A cessories ProcessingCompany o py 9- 0 wk. 100 $90-$ pay— Top A utom obile experience helpful. helpful. experience obile utom A verdal er r le b m a R le a d r e iv R EEVN CLERK RECEIVING 415 Paterson-Ham burg Tpke. Tpke. burg Paterson-Ham 415 Sn rsm to: resume Send • k ere et n te ve Georve . r M . r o f sk For For IM M E D IA T E O PENINGS PENINGS O E T IA D E M IM CEDAR GROVE, N J . . N J GROVE, CEDAR AE TJAINEE SALES S Previous Newspaper Newspaper Previous CNRL INC. CONTROLS & D iG R A W CH E V R O LE T T LE O R V E CH W A R iG D MR. M. ROTHSEID ROTHSEID M. MR. al 9-57 r 473-4343 or 696-5577 Call l o apy n person in apply or all C OPO PLAINS ROMPTON For the right men men right the For IE FOREMAN NITE AT I *ALES S E L A * E TIM PART MOSLER/ MR. A. ROSS . .A B . R M : T T A GRANT . CITY LS TRAINEE ALES PARTS MAN an, J 07470 .J. N Wayne, AGLE AS , LABS CARGILLE SALESMAN py n , In pply A PLAINS PLAZA PLAZA PLAINS M O O NLIG HTERS HTERS NLIG O O M HPIG & SHIPPING t I COOPER JIM PRINTEB SALESMAN ls benefits. plus A pply In Person Person In pply A UL TIME FULL PORTER PORTER N offices, maintain maintain offices, V NGS G IN N EVE V UL TIME FULL Experience w b 694-4100 835-1200* 696-3001 239-6633 JACK SO N AVE. AVE. N SO JACK pply A Car Dealer Dealer Car ------akl,’ . J N Haskell,,’ ______in —ae aeWonted W Hate 1—Mate SER VIC E STATION M A N , a ll round, round, ll a , N A M STATION E VIC SER on mrc' Largest America's Join ______g ro w n flo o r o pportunity fo r -career -career r fo pportunity o r o flo n w ro g or h rght a. 375-1770 man. t h rig the r fo ca r allowance, commlselon commlselon allowance, r ca ne mn Spro satn n in has starting , n io is iv d Superior na new in men. c fn k inded m its starting f o , n Company tio Largest eal ltig Chain Clothing Retail S al** fo r * * rv k e company. S alary, alary, S company. e k rv * * r fo al** S com e P -n fd prom otion £ pay In In pay £ otion prom fd -n P e com newal plan. E xcellen t o pportunity pportunity o t xcellen E plan. newal benefits. YESOPN MALL SHOPPING AYNE W Excellent salary phis co. co. phis salary arranged. Excellent schedule Hexible 2 JOHN ST. ST. JOHN 2 days, good pay, pleasant w orking orking w pleasant pay, good days, odtos Wrt PO Bx 253, Box P.O. ; rite lains. P W P&mptbn conditions. Cal 8857 or «UM U « r o 898-5577 ll a C . M R I F 74 Sand P ark Rd. Cedar G rove rove G Cedar Rd. ark P man. Sand t 74 h rig r o T opportunity cellent Young man o r re tire d. Steady w o rk, rk, o w Steady d. tire re r o man Young ax- , s n ltio d n 'to g in rk o w and pay Good uevsr $0 PLUS $100 Supervisor. Inclined. mechanically sible, 70 Old Turnpike Rd., W ayne ayne W Rd., Turnpike Old 70 benefits. co. liberal tunity for advancement te te advancement for ppor O tunity field. chemical Lawn W ORK CONVENIENTLY CONVENIENTLY ORK W rfrby are, respon married, Preferably children. S alary PLUS lesson fees fees lesson PLUS 7552 alary S children. Some experience preferred but but preferred experience Some Position* open. 40 hours, guaranteed. guaranteed. hours, 40 open. Position* B VALL1Y ED. D E Y 1 L L A V B . E K P T G R U B M A H F o r roofing A sheet m etal w ork. ork. w etal m sheet A roofing r o F NEVE CN. K IK I W L L A CONT. S INTERVIEW iie s Tahr r ere 838- beach . rred A fe pre Club Teacher sale. es. ent rivileg p squlpm 8. necessary. Wayne Wayne necessary. TENNIS M O O R S E L A S F o r sum m er club. E m phasis teaching teaching phasis m E club. er m sum r o F man. E’ CLOTHING MEN’S hpig Receiving & Shipping *te«dy to benefit* |ob ll fu ry, a xeine rfre. od sal Good preferred. Experience ' Experience 'Preferred 'Preferred Experience ' O E T HALL ROBERT ul ad ai Time Pari and ll fu O E T L M ROBERT R DECORATING ART RED O SEMIRETI D E IR T E I-R M E S OR D E IR T E R UVYRS OMA - AN RODM SURVEYOR'S HPIG LR—T-5 CLERK— SHIPPING SERVICE STATION • SERVICESTATION Generous Em ployee Discounts Discounts ployee Em Generous PLUS O pportunity for for ' pportunity O PLUS Vacations Insurance Paid ife L roup G Plan Free elfare W and Health Increases Wage eriodic P E OM YOUR/W NEAR ad oias . Holidays Paid rogram P Incentive Sales Libera! KE IK P N R U T G R U B M A H N « PikS Side Side PikS OET AL REP:' HALL. ROBERT RA PL NG ASC <*• ASSOC. G IN N N LA P URBAN Advancement Advancement Phone:694-9660 YOUNG MAN TC ROOM STOCK ON MAN YOUNG AM. o 7 P.M. 7 to . A.M 9 ARC INC. FABRICS E L L E B midnight - p.m. 3 Call 835-1929 Call TRANSITMAN & ATTENDANT TEDN - ATTENDANT al 891-390) Call WE OFFER WE o te New the For SALESMEN Apply to the the to Apply EM CORP. REDM SALESMEN AT TIME PART al 256-6010 Call 696-5670 L 239-7800 b v m INSTRUCTOR Arte. Arte. EON LEDO A H 2784589 e re A * not ^MdeHelpW onted 3—Mole or Female 4—Lets and Acroaga 7—Red Estate fa r Sole 8— Business Help Wanted B U IL D IN G LOT, 75 x 95. W A LK E R WEST MILFORD—Mother-Daughter or Opportunities LAKE, PENNSYLVANIA. Full prict, 2 family. Luxurious Ranch w/4 YOUNG MAN *500. 728-9729 rooms, up 4 3 rm apartment down. V& . Both have full bath & fireplaces. North Jersey Area. Call bet. I P.M interested in teeming cabinet making FARM CR6S1 ACRES Laundry rm, Andersen windows, 2 8, 10 P.M. 835-2542 trade.. Must have High School educa NIGHT lone hydronic heat, W, W carpeting, LI tion. Paid vacations, holidays, Blue FROM $7,500 UP-TERMS oversize 2 car garage. Many extras. RESTAURANT - LUNCHEONETTE— Cross l Blue Shield. NEWFOUNDLAND AREA aI Low taxes. All this on knoll consist WAYNE Dmtng room seating capacity WEST MILFORD TOWNSHI# 45. Large parking lot, fully equip Call Mr. Jeffrey*, 835-0 Hi? ing of 5.4 acres w/stream. Principals MANAGER only. *42,500. 497-7442. ped. S3.S00 takes all. Call 525-9321.* After 4 pm call 254-5033 Jeffrey* & Lutjen Inc. On# A crt Building Si+t» WYCKOFF: Approximately one acre, 29 Evans PI. Pompton Plains W mi!* oft Route S 4 bedroom Colonial, 2Vi tiled baths, Bradford House Restaurant Ooo *!•♦.« ooiice R a rra ckt family room, slate foyer, raised GAFENWOOO LAKE patio, full basement, 2 car * gar ag or 2tH 4*C BLOOMINGDALE men or woman, only camp of its New Ranch ready for occupancy. REALTOR WAYNE 5 ROOM luxury apartment, kind -run by county government fpr ALTERATIONS—DRESSMAKING. tor •73 Bloomfield Ave Verona^ N. J. 13 month sublease, 0175; air condi efficient and roNabie wofir-can tw 3 bedrooms, dining room, living underprivileged, needy A physically room, kitchen, family room, 2 car 239-5044 A nytim e tioned, swimming pool. Call '694-4879 1473 or 494-4394______~ handicapped children 4—13 years of garage, laundry room All on 100 i - age. Established since 1934. position A RE- YOU INTERESTED In an ener x 100 fully ;mproved lot. For in Honesty Pays! I0A — Furnished Rooms under civil service. Will have comp getic, am bitious & know-IDow in form ation can B uilder. *25,900. 838- s Along with il years of experience lete responsibility , for supervising dividual, who has the following ex 0110 Many cash buyers are waiting tor _____ or Aportmenfs year 'round staff. Public relations, perience: CEDAR GROVE: your listings In tha To, owe. L ift la formulating program for expansion • World War II Veteran, Honorable FOUR BEDRMS., large living room, F u ll* area W on't you call us soon? CALDWELL: of facility to a year 'round opera Discharge eat-in 'kitchen, large paneled rec. 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Apt. available, tion, salary range open, must have • High School Graduate room, aluminum storms, Venetian by purchasing furnishings which art M.A. in social work psychology or • Graduate Business 'A* Personnel blinds, oak floors, plaster walls. James E. Marston for sale. Call 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. education A /or experience in ,camp M anagem ent Garage. Excellent condition. Wooded 224-3513 _____ , d irecting. '** Agency • Stationary & Mechanical [Engineer lot. 3 blocks from all schools, shop CLIFTON — 5 room apartment. nicely Replies A resumes forwarded to: ping, transportation, *24,900 F irm . • Maintenance & sex up on hydraulic Realtor 2562600 furnished, conveniently located, utili Camp Hope Commission infection & compression molding Owner. PI 6-4712. Passaic County Administration Build ties supplied. 773-5517- machines (plastics) F R A N K L IN — Lovely Older nome. 4 WE’VE MOVED ! ! ing LINCOLN PARK—gentlemen, telephone, • Ptant Manager, complete operation rooms, and batn, garage, large for fast and quick sales on poperty 317 P ennsylvania Ave. ’TV* radio, kitchen privileges, corte including purchasing, sales, per screened poren, full basement, many or business, acreage, farms, etc. Paterson, N.J. 07503 plete^privacy, near all transportation. sonnel Supervision, time istudy & extras. Low taxes, priced for quick Call. . . 228-4231, after 6 PM so on sale, *12,900. C a ll’ 827-6792. ,------r~*------:t------*----- HOSPITAL • Owned & operated own manufactur HALEDON - 2Vj yr. old 2 family WILLIAM T. MASSAKER O AKLAND-Afjdern Motel room* ahd COOK ing & assembly plant home. 5'-2 rooms, each floor. Modern efficiencies. Weekly and daify rates. .Able & willing to learn newf’ field If built-in kitchen, V car garage. On Real Estate-Lie. Broker Ramapn Ip-— M " o^ t e ^ 337-0984 Summer Relief necessary—real conscientious, worker. quiet court. Convenient to all trans. Salary open—will co-operate. Write !ORANGE Must have experience in muttipte $39,500. A fte r 5:30 or weekends, 525- 600 Valley Rd., Wayne 153 Chapel St., 4 ro o m s,/ 1st floor, cooking. 40 hour week. C/O U S. Post Office, Box 441, Cald 5105 Va well. N J . / 684-1317 I h e a t h o t w ater s u p p lie r *100 a HAMBURG—Across from Scenic Lake month. APPLY - MR. KRANTZ BABYSITTING—Mother of 4 yr. old —6 m iles fro m G reat Gorge. 3 bed- g a ll OR 2-0304 f-f CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL will babysit In my home, Mon. - Fri. rms., huge living room with cathe 7D—Real Esfate WAYNE—Studio apt., private bath, park Pompton Plains West Milford Area. 728-9021. , dral ceiling A fireplace, kitchen w/ ing facilities, convenient to all bus 835-3700 CARPENTER A HELPER built-in oven A range. IV* baths. Ad W anted es A vail. Immed, OX 4-1980. An Equal Opportunity Employer Willing to trade quality work for joining apartment. Mid *20's. Call C a ll 337-4400 cash. C all 494-2235 ' a fte r 5:3u. 827-3979.______WAYNE AREA — furnished room with WANTED — 3 or 4 bedroom house DRESSMAKER H ALE DON—A conveniently located kitchen privileges, woman only. in Wayna or vicinity Private. 696-777S 271-1341 house with 3 bedrooms, living room, after 6 P.M. 838-6439 dining room and bath on 1st floor. E l e c t r i c i a n , Licensed Bonded 3 rooms A bath on 2nd. Garage, WE CAN'T GET ENOUGH LIST-* Alt types ot electrical work ino amt full ceflar.Tbew 220 wiring. Call for INGS. SO WE ARE BUYING HOMES I OB— Home* For Rent TAILORS • 220 volt service Reasonable 835-2818 app't. 525-4452 ______IN WAYNE AND VICINITY. WE M E A N SINCERE BUSINESS. NO HASBROUCK MANOR—2Va fam.; excel, IRONING L AKE HOPATCONG - year 'round, I GIMMICKS!! income or invest. Live rent free. Stop A nytim e — rms, >'a baths, dost to lake, nicely ED J. FENGYA. REALTOR Plot 80 x 100. Con assume mtge. 198 Union Ave. Btadmfngdale furnished, ,»ewly remodeled. P rin c i 1350 ROUTE 23, 'WAYNE, N.J. * Call »4»49 ______pals only. 839-1103, if no answer FINISHERS IRONING DONE IN MY NOME 4944305 EVES C A L L: 494-0341 POMPTON LAKES — across from 398-7423 free pick up end delivery Lakesjde Park, Ranch house and 2 Call *3^2409 . LINCOLN PARK - 100 » 300 lot. car garage, f!70 month. 835-0451 FULL TIME Modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, living IRONING DONE — REASONABLE room, dining area, extra room In at p o m p t o n PLAINS - The cutest little NORTH HALEDON, ; tic. Full both and basement, wall to Business Opps. cottage* you ever did sot. Huge liv Experienced in Alterations 427-2909 wall carpeting A drapes, Zl' red ing robm. teg burning fireplace, MEDICAL AiSISTANT SECRETARY wood cabana pool, 1 -.er garage. *21,- formal dining room, garage, outdoor on Men’s Clothing F U L L T IM E 500. Call 694-4984. _ ____ patio, 2 nice bedrooms. In top sec tion of town, for only *1185 monhtly. Cali 838-1243 N EWFOUNDLAND—3 bedroorh Cedar ju s t n e s s References required, fGEORGE F. MOTHERS*. I will entertainn your Shake Ranch on a halt acre wooded For the New pre- Ohnertunlties VAN DEREE A^fcQ., REALTOR. corner lot, doad and street. IV* fM# 4 schoolers in my N. Halitedon l 835-0322 with music, games, stories, Supervised baths, wall to wall carpet, wefc-ln play, A snack on Thursday morn cioset m master bedroom, large rec A PATERSON PET *HOP ' WAYNE House fbr rent or lease. ROBERT HALL ings 9:30—12. 41.50 per day, Nursery room , 2 zone baseboard heat. Must; sacrifice due to illness. 3 bedrms., dining rm., kitchen, rec. school experience. Coll 427-12412 Call 525-4307 rm. W/W carpeting; 1 acre on water, POMPTON LAKES - 4 Bedroom Cepe swim m ing pool; *250 mo plus. A vail PAINTING A PAPERHANGING :a u t y s h o p f o b b a l e Cod. Completely modernized kitchen, April' 1. * By day, hour or contract, Location in West Orange SALESROOM enclosed yard with pefio. All utilities C a ll 525-3204 able rates Catt 497-9130 plus many extras. Conveniently Id RE 1-4210 WAYNE — 7 rooms (3 Bedrooms) alder ON HAMBURG TURNPIKE UPHOLSTERY dona on living rm . fu m . cated. *21,300. 839-2375 BUSINESS FOR SALE-OM established 2 story Cotonlet style home. Vacant kitchen and dining m v choirs. For POMPTON -LAKES—2 years old. 4 soft d rin k d ist. business. *10.000 year WORK CONVENIENTLY estim ate c a ll 835-2908. and available Immediately. Short or rooms, 2 baths, partly finished rec income. Price *1,900. Owner re tirin g . long term lease available. Security NEAR YOUR HOME SWEDISH MASSAGE room. Excellent condition, being C all a fte r .3 P.M . 337-4503 required. *200 per month.' Tenant By appf at your home Mira Burts transferred. 835-8219. pays heat and all utilities. Call owner WJ-7JP Treat yourself to a treatment. - BUTLER - INFANT A CHILDREN’S 494-0348 Join America’s Largest R1NGWOOO - 2 family Mother A WEAR STORE, located in active Daughter home, adjacent Wanaqoe Shopping Center HENRY D Retail Clothing Chain Reservoir, 3 bedrooms, bath, living RICKER. Realtor. Reute 23. Butler rm, largo kitchen up, 1 bedroom, 838-0400 1 OF—Industrial/O ffice Real Estate living room, dining-kitchen, Beth WE OFFER down. Oil HW basebd beet. Over 1 DRY CLEANING ANO LAUNORV EAST ORANGE acre peaceful setting. *21,900. Call ROUTE - Plus truck in f Northern MEDICAL SUITE AN6A9LA8LIHABLlh P a id Sick Lm v * 5— App roisais *39-3555 Passaic County. Good opportunity. Medical Arts Building ofr East Health and Welfare #ian 835-4015 Orange, 109 S. Munn Ave., — Generous Employee Discount* WAYNE - 4 bedroom. 2VB bath Colo e.. Ekst Orange. N.J. See m anager on pre Free Group Life insurance * CCPTIFICS kpprtrtkl *y n w ’i nial Split on oversized corner lot. ESTABLISHED mises. ______j Paid Holidays Fast Service. Onlv tit. Centrally air conditioned, wall fa wall RETAIL MILK ROUTE FOR SALE Paid Vacations U N IV E R S AL REPORTS 835-417* carpeting, customized oversize patio, We have a compact dairy route wftn STORAGE BUILDING terraced yard. Storms ond screons. Immediate substantial earnings In WAYNC 2 hoar concrete Buildings, Apply to the AAA-Apprai$«ls 4944)509 Bergen County, Financing available 38 x 40; also Building 12 x 40. 374S4B1 Par compteto Real Estate appraisal WAYNE -SpHt Level, I rooms, 3 Bed for married man. High School Grad ROBERT HALL REP: servtco. by ax pan* cm* rooms, 2Va baths, 2 car garage, de with, a good credit record. Call luxe swimming pool. Asking *40X00. 228-0048 o r w rite Welsh Farm s, Long 6947299 Valtey, N. J. 10G—Wanted To Rent J. J, Dfc OLD WAYNE—4 yr., 9 rm. Bi-Laval, 4 bed ______PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, ROBERT HALL rooms, iVa baths, 2 car garage, air PATERSON. *3,500. W. MASSAKER. D E S IR E House to rant In Wayn# or cood, dock, firm a larm . *40,000. B R O KER. 4841317. surrounding area, ter March or PrindpaJ* only. 278-9404.______A p ril. 3 children. 777-1283 LIQUOR* Package store. Tarawa •na L SERV WAYNE—Ranch. 3 bedrooms, living nOFISNONtl COUPLE wltff _ B—Ret tion. *45,000 gross yearly, good las CLOTHES hor s M room, oot-in kitchen, attached gar wishes "te rent S or 4 rm- house often. A sking 917,000. 279 I37* Ham burp age. New roof, walk to schools, apartm ent. WfttWn 10 m iles o f P ar* WAYNMHOPHNG MALL shoppmg and bus. >22,900. 0943717 — MILK ROUTE — puny, from Ap ril 1st. B94-OOSV. WEST MFLFORD AREA ^ NAM IUN TFNI. * VALLEY RD. WEST CALDWELL GENTLEMAN - wanta modern apt!]: THREE-BEDROOM split tevat, extra 497-5233 rms.. praters t*f 91., .w/gdr, f AM fo 7 PM FOB BEST IESULTS large kitchen, wooded lot, 105 x iff. M?RNIRG PAPER ROUTE POE SALE vie Fair Lawn. Clfften, Wayna. MMf Ideal location. Asking 833,900. 8M- Pompton Plains. For detail* call 1st occup. ar sooner. C all 9-5. 4 6 USE MP CLASSIFIED 6942742 after 4 O.m. l 0130. - * / WATHE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Page 18 : i A N TIQ UE satin drapes, sectional couch, couch, sectional drapes, satin UE TIQ N A t H. H. alt, 0 ls $», ran G , » $ lbs, 100 tablets, . .H .T -H ftA L-e Rvrae 835-5916 Riverdale L.-me. ' poie or o Hat f AM- P A P A.M.-B f Health of Board Opposite NIUS OGT D L O S t f BOUGHT ANTIQUES GRVN —THNS lre & large S—ETCHINGS: RAVING NG E U—Bas ft Boats — 3U AM E R IC A N E m p ire Corner Cupboard, Cupboard, Corner ire p m E N A IC R E AM 2—Merchandise 12B— N IEGLS RNB T “ 9k, 1 SPECIAI “ — UT RUNABO LASS FIBERG AAAAAAAA4 — 2 Antiques 12— s NP Classified NLP. Use The The ao, rde e. el 239-6061. Cell set. bridge wagon, ay, 'w B W. 125 only. arch M $14.95-for aesn MU -82 MU 4-5389 U M r o 4-6842 U M Paterson, , living room lamps, b ar cabinet, tea tea cabinet, ar b lamps, room r, la living nu gra r o tablet lbs, 50 $27. r la u 2 Hg Sre, utler B Street, High *28 ' EW SHOP opening 51 V alley Road, Road, alley V 51 opening SHOP EW i s r nie oe Estates. home frigar- entire re or stoves, qs rugs, •ie . re furnitu For Open 4:30 to 9 PM, Closed Wednesday Wednesday Closed PM, 9 to 4:30 Open Colonial Farm Antiques, 44 Post Post 44 Antiques, Farm Colonial Custom arranged in your own home, home, own your in arranged Custom lifton C Ave., Main 107a SHOP, CHINA 1750. A rt Glass. V ictorian Jew erly, erly, Jew ictorian V Glass. rt A 1750. , re furnitu of selection l^rge lifton, C niu fa s od rns Rea 444-3790 prints. app't. old for & Call es fram sonable. Antique n a Bte Location) Better a- and dtors. pianos home Contents. One One Contents. home pianos dtors. Spinet et£, , tc ^ tc Desk. e Bowl Secretary & ft latter, P Desk Ma Fish itcher P Clocks, Oish, p, Lam Asparagus "Gone ind" W Glass jolica The Satin Red ith W Shades, Glass 278-1298 Call pieces. oddi many os Me ra Edto S5, 694-2942. 19 S55 , " S N E dition E K IC "D $65. orial em M for 37vols. , medium ANTIQ UES—OLD BOUGHT ft SOLD SOLD ft BOUGHT UES—OLD ANTIQ Peyvter & Glass Coffee Pot, Circa Circa Pot, Coffee Glass & Peyvter . E BUY & SELL SELL & BUY E . 838-1348 Bloomingdale 61 835-5034 an, Lorm Ave enwHd ' SUNDAYS—Mrs. •--OSED daily 6 to 10 - rson u o y ...... ______ ...... _____ . ■ % s Buy! lso A W% e k i l 838-6831 838-9722 5 $ $ $ $ ______n a 75 ______15 5 CHEST—Colonial, Antique reproduction, reproduction, Antique CHEST—Colonial, CERAM IC Lesson, aftn. ft eves Green Green eves ft aftn. Lesson, IC CERAM CERAMICS — Supplies, Supplies, — CERAMICS CAMERA— Bell and Howell 3 T u rre t t rre u T 3 Howell and Bell CAMERA— APT a rght ae hm a them Make t? h frig a CARPETS 12 Merchandise B— ______694-7218 C ountry” Ceramics, '35 P ark Ave., Ave., ark P '35 Ceramics, ountry” C daes Bto dae Cdr per Cedar, drawer Bottom drawers. 6 rm nsd tces rticle A Unused From ware, F iring s & Supplies Town ft ft Town Supplies & s iring F ware, opo Plis 839-3238 lains. P Pompton fect condition. $35. Call 278-1824 after after 278-1824 Call $35. p.m. 3 condition. fect ecti R Aln $2: al 694 Call $125: Allen, RC , tric c le E Tues M orn./afternoon;. Thurs after after Thurs orn./afternoon;. M Tues 37 r 696-7228 or 9387 Easter G ifts made to order. Classes Classes order. to made ifts G Easter un Av. Rvrae 835-4646 Riverdale ve./ A Duyne 838-1855. n poetr $55. projector and noon. Rowan's Ceramics, 8 Van Van 8 Ceramics, Rowan's noon. et eti sapor 1 B LR TLER BU $1. shampooer lectric e Rent ius Et t ic O Enie House ntire E Or Piece t tc E •iques. beautiful sight w ith Blue Lustre. Lustre. Blue ith w sight beautiful DISHWASHERS • R E FRIG ER ATO RS RS ATO ER FRIG E R • DISHWASHERS HARDW AR E, RTE. 23, B utler, N.J. N.J. utler, B 23, RTE. E, AR HARDW For Used F u rn iture, Appliances. An An Appliances. iture, rn u F Used For FR IG E R ATO R HANDLES, GASKETS GASKETS HANDLES, R ATO R E IG FR ALY UPY <3D. SUPPLY VALLEY • WASHERS • DRYERS • RANGE RANGE • DRYERS • WASHERS • placs New • Appliances U T O HOUSEAUCTION WASHERS • DRYERS • RANGES RANGES • DRYERS • WASHERS R CN'S C CLR V T COLOR RCA • COND'RS IR A GTT S ET • RE • BELTS • RS AGITATO • YA & HOTPOINT & AYTAG M a Poie Cash Provide Can plac Parts Appliance l l 2-77 op I 835-6300 . s Ik Pomp. 226-8787 ll e w ald C wton 6450 W. lor 835-6300 rd ilfo M . 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Copy. of Change or Refunds No — Copy with (Cash Clsiid Ad lassified C A 4 AT DISTRIBUTOR PARTS n Srie 0 or A We Diet ie To Lines irect D Week A Hours 70 Service d A ant W tart Ad Ad tart AG EL S • TS N E M LE E RANGE • 5 HMBR KE E IK P N R U T BURG HAM 754 ddress...... ^ DTKR ae o oe Mna tr Friday thru Monday open now are AD-TAKERS IPs easy — just fill out the coupon below. Allow one one Allow below. coupon the out fill just — easy IPs 4 D 6 ONS S5. POUNDS, 16 ND A 14 Pu vr issue every (Plus AE 0 -75% 50% SAVE PIG SPECIAL SPRING and and AH REGISTER CASH MARKET A 3-894? LA O 12 N AVE, IN A M 1162 O IG BALLS LING BOW E DAILY A D PEN O L 3 TM (o pie oe $0 each) $50 over priced (not ITEMS 3 NLY PATERSON L 778-8537 LL A C CASH L RE FROM FREE LL A C every every ...... ASFE D A LASSIFIED C Q TE RC OF PRICE THE FQR audy .0 ..— :0 P.M. 4:00 — 9.-00 A.M. Saturday * :0 .. 90 p.m. 9:00 - a.m. 8:30 Greenware, Greenware, YS A D ...... o wn ads want For * 3 Lines) (3 o f f o u diy an Tdy ) Today” Wayne “ daily our ...... Md b or xet rfs n guar- an, craftsm expert our by Made [ ate t fit. to anteed : uhltr, ais t supplies. ft fabics upholstery, | ! F u ll line of Kirsh Rods, Foam rubber rubber Foam Rods, decor. Kirsh your you of line if ith w ll u r F match ! o to like, shades j made Custom | I you to co-ordinate solid & tweeds to to tweeds & effect. solid total co-ordinate that to you I I ! Let our experienced sa'epeople help help sa'epeople experienced our Let ! daey arc i te ra fo from River- area, olhes. craft, ana the loom B Cohama in Kandell, dale, fabrics averly, I W I drapery I ...... See the new line of border trim m in gs. gs. in m trim border of line new the See Luscious high fashion shades in solids, solids, in shades fashion high Luscious ED wal bnh bot, or it k r fo (bootty, bench ll a w D VE R U C B ring your fu rn itu re cushions in now now in cushions re itu rn fu your ring B COAX, Cable, w ire , earphortes, 'scope, 'scope, earphortes, , ire w Cable, COAX, Paint, all W Latex SALE— E C N A AR CLE • Free Refreshments Refreshments Free • 2—Merchandise 12B— G lenw ild Ave. Ave. ild lenw G o 1- PM Dal 1- P.M. 10-6 aily D P.M. 10-9 Mon They w ill add just the rig h t touch touch t h rig cornice the bedspreads, just draperies, add your ill to w They mings, buttons, chain belts, sewing sewing belts, chain buttons, mings, boards. Largest line of slipcovers ft ft slipcovers of line Largest boards. rim T chiffon. shantung. ^ t silk fab linens, sportswear many silk pure many, m ft fro ts rin p rics of Klopman, ty rie va ; s checks-bonded lic ry c A Bonded and bonded, plaids soil- t h rig b ith w area. recovered be to Bonded crepe, peau de soie, laces, laces, soie, accessories. de peau crepe, Bonded suitings in the latest shades. Large Large iver R shades. Dan latest the Stevens, in J.P. suitings Cohama, the in the fabrics m fro of Choose selection, covers. largest resistant ca table, $50; 40" CALORIC gas gas CALORIC 40" $50; table, ca stove, excellent condition; Tru m p e t, t, e p m Tru i condition; rm 226-6374. fo Call ith w excellent $50. green stove, , playroom or chen RIngwood 1071 E, Haskell. AR ARDW H Ave., 'S K C JA . w hite and colors, $2.88 a gallon. gallon. a $2.88 colors, and hite w m isc. O nly F rl - Sat, Sat, - rl F nly O isc. m In B U Y R ITE DISCOUNT STORE STORE DISCOUNT ITE R Y U B In flash's, recorder photo tape eters, m keys, teletype, telegraph blades, saw a Dik 11 no S. Garfield. G St., onroe M 101 ick, D Van • Hundreds of Prizes Prizes of Hundreds • Sosrd B' B'ih Wo en" om W 'rifh B i a 'n B y b "Sponsored ...... UHO COVERS CUSHION HNS AUCTION CHINESE re d ission Adm Free • LPOES t E IES R E P A R D ft SLIPCOVERS RD SOPN CENTER SHOPPING N DA ER B AD SOLD AND I H G U Q B P.M. 8 12th March Tues. rtro Ci Canter Coin Criterion PIG WOOLENS SPRING NG G IN D N E T T A E N O Y R E V E BLOOMINGDALE BLOOMINGDALE H TI H A V IK T TH E B E L P M E T V FT IF G E E R F S IVE E C E R Preakness A ve., Wayne Wayne ve., A Preakness Phone Phone LSD SUNDAYS CLOSED ARC BARN FABRIC 16 a ug Tpke. burg Ham 1166 • COINS 696-5059 ...... 2 Bloomingdale 12-8 ... ...... __ . 8> p.m . . p.m un HIG H BOY, Queen Anne style, 50 in .; .; in 50 style, Anne Queen BOY, H HIG G R A VE LY TRACTO R, RO TARY TARY RO R, TRACTO LY VE A R G H New condition. good , N VE O LL A W .E. G NE NAT FR M 2 o 4 to 2 IM R T FUR L A R TU A N E IN U N E G LORS N FXT f i tly h lig —ft S E R TU FIX ENT RESC FLUO F U R N ITU R E ft B E D D IN G WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSE G IN D D E B ft E R ITU N R U F FRE N C H P R O V IN C IA L 3 d ra w e r chart chart r e w ra d 3 L IA C IN V O R P H C N FRE D D IN IN G RM—J r., Buffet, china closet, closet, china Buffet, r., RM—J G IN IN D NI OM E, ewo Wake Heywood SET, ROOM G IN IN D 12 B—- Merchandise NI OM E— hgn tbe table- ahogany SET—M ROOM G IN IN D DESK — Bedroom Set; Round Table; Table; Round Set; Bedroom — DESK ,Mon th ru F rl. to A .M . to 9 P J *. *. J P 9 to . .M A to rl. F ru th ,Mon O O KNOW? YOU DO ______OME B A R /Fountain w ith compres- compres- ith w /Fountain R A B OME O R N R AY LW. $225. . PLOW TARY RO AND ER MOW Decorative M a terial, used for w a lls, lls, a w for used 696-7344 ya.*d. terial, a M Decorative O* 16 a ad Bagi 2C a 25C argain B yard. a $1.69 COS* sors-M ixer-Freezer etc. Ideal fo r Rec. Rec. r fo Ideal etc. ixer-Freezer sors-M 744-1265 ie $5. al 271-1992 Call $750. fice- Call ostat. therm ble top. Both Drexei Mahogany. Mahogany. Drexei Both top. ble Heavy Fox. yard. a Beige 50c furs Mouton. ll a Brown argain B Seal, FA B E R BROS., 6 F ra n k lin Ave.. Oak- Oak- Ave.. lin k n ra F 6 BROS., R E B FA odto. tl l, 744-1265 lls, a F ittle L Condition. inch. Cost $2.49 a yard ft up. Black Black up. ft yard a $2.49 Cost inch. e ro , aae, fie work o w r o office garages, *, room rec clet odto. tl lls. a F ittle L r a m Condition. er, raw d 3 xcellent E CHEST, BACHELOR to J DI 337-6882 L IA D .J. N Utno A corner desk. Blue trim . E xcellent xcellent E . trim Blue desk. corner A basements, kitchen, -for Ideal used. R Y E R —G .E. Deluxe, 1 y r. new. RCA RCA Falls-744-1265 new. r. y 1 ittle L Deluxe, .E. —G R E Y R om.Ecl Cn. ot 300 acri sa $3,000 Cost Cond. Excel. Room,. yrs. 2 Seasoned ft plit S Wood hp 28)1 or 226-5191 r o 2284)911 shop. or 835-1768 el. D $12.50 Ld. PK-UP 9-57 473-4343______r o 696-5577 table, 4 chairs, table pads. Asking Asking pads. table chairs, 4 table, stitches, button holes, m onogram s, s, onogram Neces. m ttach. A holes, button stitches, $100; B IK E G irls 26" Colum bia like like bia Colum 26" irls G E IK B $100; W hirlpool 2 speed W asher, 1 y r. new. new. r. y 1 asher, W speed 2 hirlpool W Sewing Machine, S lig htly Used-fancy Used-fancy htly lig S Machine, Sewing - l 8 ..7 . St t 6 p.m 6 to Sat, . p.m a.m.-7 8 rl. .-F n o M in Come your r pleasure. fo store shopping our r ate odeling re g rem are We in w/eci Wurizr 838-2471 rlitzer. u W /Bencfi, w piano 58 t. 3 ter AL 838-1155 L IA D r utle B 23 Rte. 1558 prices. low our check and ting. 3 Y ear P arts f t Labor G uar. No No uar. G Labor opera t f needle arts P in tw ear Y 3 buttons, ting. on sews closet, china airs; ch /4 le b ta , ld fie aie $0 694-3165 $50. cabinet e, 2 472-3406 $25 new, ft pads, 4 ch a irs ,' credenza f t china china t f credenza ,' irs a ch 4 pads, ft 256-0293 Ends. t f Odds glass; chest; power saw ; spinet spinet ; saw power chest; glass; Chairs; oard; B Side Table; Leaf Drop r Raoal Cal pne I i. In Spencer all C Reasonable ery V E N C Y C LO P E D IA ; New condition condition New ; IA D E P LO C Y C N E # Ideal for 7 children to share to children 7 for Ideal Quantity # Limited Vary # Drawers 8 Style # Colonial # # Ori^ told for over $100 each $100 over hi " for 0 4 x told Ori^ deep 17" * wide # 40" # C L I WORD BOOK RLD O -W DIA E P CLO NCY E al 1- P.M 10-6 Daily SV U T S0% TO UP —SAVE T E L T U O Echo Echo 97 OMSI ZG-A • -ZAO ZIG MESTIC DO 19*7 • L T . TI 9 IL 'T T. P E D IT D E R C LL A C IEWOOD t OS H Y HA HORSE ft D O O W FIRE or 10 Paym ents $4.20 Each Each $4.20 ents Paym 10 or BUTLER HARDWARE BUTLER HARDWARE LE TAB R O P — R IE IF ID M U N E D a. 0 A. t 5 . M P 5 to . .M A 10. Sat. Ot Tw-OLLECT) Town-CO f O (Out LME7 . O LUMBER7C & AL 445-3075 CALL 3.0 AH • CASH $38.60 • LT, $35 , T IL U B L L E W O I OK DOUBLECHEST OAK SOLID ______278-3168 226-0558 lp a So!a Save' a Shop! a Slop! 385-9551 AOI SALES MACOPIN 835-4408 f?9-03S6 AUATRR COEU / CLOSEOUT MANUFACTURERS cpn od cr Weaver) W (cor. Road acopjn M k ! 8 # '! s c A r O ak A A E FURNITURE LE EAG hr y I ry re lh e P c bdom iet -a. n, at t la f And, -eat. dinette e p O bedroom. pc. I ready ready ed f ya o onloyl o to yea r fe ready beautifully beautifully REFRIGERATOR. F lu i, Easy C redit. . . Free Free . . redit. C Easy ), n o n i, lu ne F IM pc. to REFRIGERATOR. I T E O YOU L L A T A LOOK la r t a fll . . . FREE (ro a n d .) T V , IT 0 V E o r r o E V 0 IT , V T .) d n a (ro FREE . . . fll a t r la 3 ROOMS of ROOMS 3 Vi FURNITURE Ton Ton D ia> n sn s s Dia> sn n 0 OWB I BE W LO 80 697-6221 tar e e f ts s it t J A Storage. W t d elive r la your home home your la r elive d t W Storage. A pollih a d . . . oat R ag In the raatna raatna the In ag R oat . . . d a pollih EAGLE-GRAM ! a t t a R E M O D E L E D K IT C H E N -3 6 " OeluX OeluX " 6 -3 N E H C IT K D E L E D O M E R P O R TABLE T A P E RECORDERS (3) (3) RECORDERS E P A T TABLE R O P AB eodtow— Ft Deli e D t. F Recondltiorwd—6 CASB T A E M O R E FR IG ER ATO R S 4 W ashing M a- a- M ashing W 4 S R ATO ER IG FR E R MUST S E L L , A ll new F u rn iture In In iture rn u F new ll A , L L E S MUST HOUSEHOLD F U R N IT U R E — OOOS OOOS — E R U IT N R U F HOUSEHOLD K IT C H E N SET - Wood W /porcelaln /porcelaln W Wood - SET N E H C IT K 2—Merchandise M 12B— Cabinet M odel, S lig htly Used-sewa Used-sewa htly lig S odel, M 8:30 Cabinet t f 6:30 een betw r 236-6374 lo sold li a C has and ade M tric c le e lt o V s tra ig h t f t zig-zag stitches, 1 o r 2 2 r o 1 buttons, on stitches, sews holes, zig-zag button t f needle, t h ig tra s 110 Standard No . dispenser*. uired req soda club bing plum sparkling overcasts, darns, monogram s, bastes. bastes. s, monogram darns, overcasts, enables purchase Special $399.99. apn ag. br l crme In e chrom r ile ro b 2 Range. Tappen Yer rs t bo Guarantee. G or ab L ft arts P ear Y 5 i s buyer !00 t firs » E E FR syrup SALE P R IC E of $129.9$. 3 bottles of of . bottles P.M 3 $129.9$. of E IC R P SALE R efrigerated, 3 fla v o r ayrup plua plua ayrup r o v fla 3 efrigerated, R IL B U R N E R — B low er type. R adiant) adiant) R type. er low B — R E N R U B IL chines, $10 4 Up Delivered Delivered 838-5454 Up cost. 4 $10 f o chines, Vh ately approxim hardwood, (3) Doors S20. cond. l. a x • eror pi $5—3 ( l . 771- ). la s (A $250—$30 paid 3107 r, rio te tle $485. stalled Ilka new cond., substantial savings, savings, substantial cond., new Ilka French ty p e ; ideal fo r porch enelo- enelo- porch r new fo like ideal etc., ; e p sura ty French 40 B' y Rout 4 Fai Lwn Law ir a F 4) t. u o (R ay 'w B 34-03 NS ETC. ENDS D N A aesn t odnig t I In it, n U Condensing ith w catessen os. esnbe price. Reasonable house. blue ft w hite tweed, size 18, 812. 812. 18, size tweed, ‘ $17; , 40, hite w like 697-6901 size all , C ft id Coat, la p aster aym blue P black unting H ft $18; red oolrich W new, ite, h w an's t M f red top, Lady's Spring Topper, w orn once, once, orn w Topper, $60; ; Spring little Lady's ry e v used r, rite w Check MATTRES HEADBOARDS from $5.00 $5.00 from HEADBOARDS ICNIUD ATRS ate a PATTERNS) DISCONTINUED oeSd Fountains Soda Home am CLOSEOUTS FLOOR SAMPLES SAMPLES FLOOR CLOSEOUTS T DEPT. TI • IL 'T . T P E D IT D E R C L L A C NON LI ALLS FA E L T IT L . E V A N UNIO $ BEDROOM E LIV IN G ROOM ROOM G IN LIV E BEDROOM E N NE • E IN H C A M ING SEW • H OLLYW OOD BEDS , , BEDS OOD OLLYW H BERNZ-O-MATIC Y $94 CS • • CASH $49.40 AY P » A E MNY , SAVEMONEY 9:30 A .M . TO 2:30 P .M . . .M P 2:30 TO . .M A 9:30 FURNITURE DISCOUNT DISCOUNT FURNITURE o r 2 paym ents $27 each each $27 ents paym 2 r o UMG SALE RUMMAGE ATR BAC OF BRANCH FACTORY AURDAY, RH 18 ARCH M , Y A D R SATU rne Mattress Orange ST. A G N ES' CHURCH CHURCH ES' N G A ST. M M attress ft Box Spring Spring Box ft attress M ot twn-Collect) tow f o (out 1967 Singer Zig Zag Zag Zig Singer 1967 N O S R E T A P . T S OUL BED E B UBLE DO E L P A 60 rmFrom 349 hn 2564)387 Phone E FO $19.95 FROM SES EACH 250-9432 r. 09 P.M. 10-9 Fri. 385-9550 335-8015 742-2379 772-3754 W est Milford Milford est W $49.95 I) %t a 639-21’ ” ea, * _____ ______— 128 Merchandise 13— W anted Tjo Buv 15—Announcements 17—Entertainment ?1—Services 11. MAR, TODAY WAYNE 19 Page • OVZ-912 M ON If 4441 • M . SYLVIA, READER For H ire TRUE advisor on all problems of EXCAVATING BEAUTICIAN MAGICIAN: Al Harding, AR. 4-49154 BUYERS OP ALL tYPES OP Life, Love, Business Mattters, Health, aft. 6 p.m. Shows for Birthday Par TOM CROOKS EXCAVATJNG-Badt- hotels, sews on buttons, appliques, etc. Answers all questions with SCRAP METAL ties, Church, Scout & Social. CUT ho*, bucket loader, asphalt drive -ume fP9sn -Mw b h s '* u!«p b w ^ i* ® * never failing advice. Located in Ir OUT & SAVE ways. Trucking,-sand, gravel, till *J#AO :0U|MO||Od JOJ S ajnjead U| AT THE vington Center. For Infor Call 371-7917 & topsoil. Stump removal. No job SECTIONAL — 2 pc. 104"' long, new Avail, for parties B social gather* Too Small. 834 3PI0 o r 337-6476 striped slipcovers, good, $40. Call BEST PRICES -In g s . 18—Catering— fancy stitches. COMMERCIAL IRON • O N L Y $63.40 CASH • Cooking FLOOR SERVICE o r 10. Paym ents $6.90 Each „ AND METAL C O .. INC. CALL CREDIT DEPT. 'TIL 9 321 E D M U N D A VE . 378-3433 Instructions NAPOLI'S Restaurant & Pizzeria FLOOR WAXING—HOME OR OFFICE 385-9550 TOTOWA SECTION. PATERSON FREE DELIVERY AVERAG E FLOOR $3.00 (Out Of Town-COLLECT) Pizzas - Sandwiches ** CALL 694-8151 SNOWBLOWER CLOSEOUT—Many bar Dinners - Min. S2.00 Order gains. Big 7 H.P. Gilson $277. Boon- Marco Plaza, Pompton Plains ELECTRIC TRAINS, All Kinds sought 16— Musical 83519653 FLOOR TILE ton Feed B Supply, 487 Division St. Sold B Repaired. Rochat, 330 Hack -i- Boonton (opposite Drew Chem) 334- ensack St., Carlstadt. 438-3087 Instructions 0320 ASPHALT B VINYL Asbestos Floor T ile Installed, 12*12 rm . $40 w ith STEREO—HI-FI, 9 ft. Walnut, Custom ! WANTED ! made, Garrard changer. Contempor Business Service your material. 772-5614 a ry , like new. $150. 694-2415 SILVER CERTIFICATES DO YOU PLAY GUITAR? TRACTOR—Cup Cadet, 7 H.P. Elearic m "Open D a ily ." |Sat. 10-1 GENERAL CONTRACTING start. Front End Loader and Bull 678-1336 Do You Have Trouble Z1— services dozer Blade. $595. 278-3168 484 CENTRAL AVE.,i E. ORANGE HAROLD L. SCHNORR JR. 7j!M325 TREAT rugs right, they'll be a delight WANTED-^Porrable TV, also 23" sets, with Harmony, Accom Carpenter — General Contractor Al- if cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent elec any condition. Cash Paid. Call 743- ACCOUNTING & TAXES derations, Home Improvements. Fin tric shampooar $1. PEE-KAY HARD 6631, 6 RM to 9 PM [B loom field) panying, or Chords? ancing Arranged. FREE ESTIMATES WARE, PequSnnock Shopping Cen If so, we hereby guarantee that ACCOUNTANT Federal & State Income te r, 694-8705. you will master all harmony, chords, Taxes Accurately Prepared. $5 & up. and accompanying that exist, in 5- 696-5890 HOME , IMPROVEMENTS TV—RCA VISTA, Black 8. white, 3 yrs. 10 easy lessons with our amazing old, 23" screen, Walnut Cabinet, per Pets - Fish ACCOUNTING SERVICES £ fect working condition. Asking $100. "PEROSI POINT SYSTEM" All Federal & Sta** T*xes CARPENTER— HELPER Call 839-2643 after 6 PM or all day Complete Bookkeeping Systems TRUCK i, ALL TOOLS REOUISEO Sat. B Sun. THE GARDEN STATE Installation & Operation EOS JOB W . t f E R HOUR 239-5373 TYPEWRITER, $22. (2). Accordions 14— Cats, Dogjs, Pets ACADEMY OF MUSIC ACCOUNTING ALL TAX RETURNS Cal! 694-5059 $25 B $30. Oak Table/chairs $30. 525-7332 o r 525-0404 Slant top Oak desk & Rockers, Ant- 4 prepared expertly. Individual returns, ique Records, Beds, Misc. 694-9054. AT ROCKAW AY] KENNELS business tax serv. & acctg. avail, all ------W E ALSO TEACH ------yr. Reasonable fees. Call A.R Mes COMPLETE - Dachshund (reds, blacks, B Tans), TYPEWRITER—Portable, $35 A ll instruments in existence, solfeg sina, Public Acct., Office at 264 HOME IMPROVEMENTS: Call 778-4613 Poodle (Mini & Toys, Slacks, whites gio, theory, harmony and theatrical Lakeview Ave., Clifton. 772-5456 or EARLY AMERICAN AND MODERN after 4:30 or weekends & apricots) and Scottish Terrier 772-62T'l at ypur convenience. Puppies, AKC. Wire Fox Terriers are presentation. • Garages* Porches • New Additions TYPEWRITERS, Remington Rand, Un coming next week. Vocal and Vocal Coaching INCOME TAX fiXPERTTY PREPAR- • Alterations • Paneling • Aluminum derwood and Smith Corona. All in Rte. 46, Rockaway 627-7259 ED Al Your Home. No Extra Charge. Siding • Masonry • rilin g excellent condition. Will take best Louis Orehek - 838-6239 BASSET PU>PY taught by our Director, for NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION offer. Call 471-2119 . AKC, MAUE mer Met. Opera House star. INCOME TAXES PREPARED- Fed 684-7077 eral and STATE. FEE Reasonable. USED OFFICE Will make house calls. Call Jim L. HAZEKAMP BEAGLES—Little Beauts^AKC, 7 wks. Payne 772-3976 FURNITURE and older, Johnson, 1640 Riverside HALEDON MUSIC CENTER 839-4475 A Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J. 438-0932. INCOME TAX RETURNS FILED DESKS FILES Lessons, Repairs & Rentals, 222 Bel by Experienced Accountant, evenings BEAGLE—AKC, male, 3 yrs old, ex mont Ave., (opp. Foodtown.) 279- and Sundays. Will call at your home. Dick Watts Construction CHAIRS TABLES cellent hunter, champion stock. 271- 3903. ______7^6-3095 or 796-9325 CUSTOM CARPENTERS 4. 4889 Reconditioned & Refinished INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS Prepared BUILDERS EDELSTEIN OFFICE BOXER — PEDIGREE HOME OF THE Federal & State, S5 and Up. ALTERATIONS DORMERS .FURNITURE HOUSE GARAGES 6 Years 0*1 NATIONAL and STATE CHAMPION G. Manns 697-8640 ALUMINUM SIDING GUTTERS Call 471-4987 after 5 p.m. ACCORDION SYMPHONY 135-5103 DACHSHUND INDIVIDUAL TAX Long haired female pup, no papers, Sapori+o Accordion LAmbert 3-6153 $75. 835-6928 Studio 7 1 1 Ring wood Ave. Returns Prepared Don't W a it'sAtjy Lorjger! 300 Montgomery St., Paterson, N.J. DALMATIAN PUPPIESi-8 and 6 wks Pompton Lakes, N.J Daily 9 A.M. - 10 P.M. Your- home ImprovementV'hAye -waited old, 4 males, 8 females* AKC, papers international. National A Sfata Lakefand Tax & Accounting Service long enough. F rb m sm all Ha? WIG—Human hair FALL, semi hand 8. Shots. 256-7699 Certified Accordion Teachers 33 Hamburg Tpke., Riverdale, N.J. lobs to major Improvements made shoulder length, rrfed. brn. $60 G ER M AN SHEPH ERD PIUPS — AKC, ______835 7873 or best offer. Call 697-4729 aft. 5. pick of litte r, te rrific security, .show CALL for ACTION quality, Vet certified, 835-0268 LESSONS—All instruments. Rea^ rates. YOUR FAMILY AND GUESTS 835-9657 Ken Bauer 696-5566 will find your home warm B wel GERMAN Shepherd puRpies, 6 wks. «7 Teachers Martin's Music Studio coming when they step out of the old, AKC, good tempernrtent, too good 2426 Hamburg Tpke Wavne 835-2273 TAX HEADACHES? IRON- RAILINGS It.*5 XT INSTALL** freezing winter air onto one of our to be sacrificed. Call tfor appt. 226- ORGAN LESSONS ’ Federal, N.Y. State 8. City Tax Re STEEL STEPS. PLATFORMS * CEL- - V x 12* RUGS made of 100% Nyion- 8539 o r 226-9065. IN YOUR HOME * turns Professionally Prepared. Call LA R DOOR, Call T73-03J4. 773-34)0 $39; CARPETING-Wool B Nylon, var C ALL 627-0134 337-8876 i F or Free E stim ate ious qualities or STAIR RUNNERS BERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS-venle Von Der Dreschhalle, imported bitch VOCAL INSTRUCTIONS — CLASSI $2.95 yd. Reg. to $10 yd. FA BE R PATCH PLASTERING—N; BROS., 6 Franklin Av*.. Oakland bred'to champion Cairlo Von ' Der CAL & Semi-classical. WIH accept be ANTENNA SERVICE Hardtperie. Puppies top quality. See ginners or advanced students at my •mall. II yr» experience ell loL. D IA L 337-6882 GUARANTEED Cell l7S-ef*0 the rest, then buy the .best 4 Top home, daytime or evening. Call for ANTENNA SERVICE for Color 8. Black WE HAVE MORE THAN 308 Sfud Dogs on premises including interview. Marlene Borchard> 278- & White. Antenna completely installed, Room-size r*bgs made up fro m ro ll 8665. 837.95. Call after 5 p.m. 279-2641 balances of better broad loom. All 1965 Grand Victor Champion. Show 1UNK DEALERS Warehouse Outlet, 350 West Clinton and foundation stock available. St., Haledon OPEN 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. BRlXLAND KENNEL Pine Brook i 6 a —Special AUTO WAXING ATHENIA METAL SAT. T il 5. 227-4721 priced for sure sale. Faber Bros. GERMAN SHEPHERD IPUPPIES - Instructions PAOLINOS AUTO WAXING WASTE CO. AKC, black and tan, good with chil BUYING scrap Copper. Brass. LeM. dren. S acrifice, $60. 2714-8659 It's New When We're Through 12C— Musical Interiors Shampooed etc Plumbers Scrap, Rags. Remnants GERMAN SHORTHAIRElb POINTERS Motors Cleaned Dfl/VM fO TO OUR DOOR Instruments Pups. AKC, good hunting stock <1 BECOME A LICENSED Free Pick-Up B D elivery started). Excellent pet or show dog. IN JUST 30 WEEKS By Appointment Only 310 COLFAX AVI., CLIFTON CHORD ORGAN—M angus, $11; Prac 779-2213. Day or Evening Courses Available ; 827 Union Blvd., Totowa 274-8417 tice Violin, case and stand, $37; GR 3-0677 839-0356 ILLNESS COUNTEE ACADEMY DRUMS — 3 pc. set B High Hat. Blue FORCED TO SELL CABINET MAKING KITCHEN CABINETS P earl, Good Condition. $75.00 All Puppies B Breeding Stock — . O f Hair Design Call 694-4642 CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS At Tremendous Saving 271 Wanaque Ave., Pompton Lakfs EXPERT Kitchen Remodeling GUITAR AND CASE — Vox Wyman Most Kitchens under 8250. Many One Of A Kind Cali 839-0835 (Without Appliances) Bathroom Vanity, Karnlval Kitchen* Bass. Cost New S408. Sell S350. FREE ESTIMATES 838-1669 3PB-AP10 o r 437-3375 379-4333 SILVERCREST KENNELS 542 Wood port, Sparta 729-2429 GUITAR AMP. — Two 15" Lansing D-140F Speakers snd 1 FenOsr Bass- IRRESISTIBLE TOY PQODLE — Jet FRENCH LESSONS in your home. If CARPENTRY LAMPS A SHAMS map Head $300. 279-4333 you want to learn quickly the-French black, male, AKC, 6 weeks, paper, ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY trained, firm $100. Private 746-074$. language with a French student and SEB our FACTORY show room la Mo with the Berlitz method, call Eric, • I DO ALL MY OWN WORK Huns or let us restyle /our let Call Evenings 335-6128 KITTENS-Beautiful colors, some al 472-9038 a fte r 6 p.m . Volkan Lamp & Shade HAMMOND ORGAN tered. ALTERATIONS - IMPROVEMENTS GRADE, HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE 3 Second St. CIHton PR 7-1 G a ll 427-7160 affiytlm# IN YOUR HOME Q U A LITY CARPENTRY Pat DiCarlo 742-7363 OF PATERSON NORWEGIAN ELKHOUMD PUPPIES Factory Authorized Agency —Ideal for children, not known to be ACADEMIC D B M CARPENTRY Specializing In LANDSCAPING SERVICE SALES e SERVICE * RENTALS nasty, never has fleas, $50, male or Improvement • Alterations* Additions 0»*x4 to Arrow Elec.) female. Call 427-8147 after 6 TUTORING 256-7855 BY CERTIFIED TEACHERS LANDSCAPING r AR $-1800 ‘OMERANIANS—BEAUTIFUL CREAM- IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Spring Clean Up. Reasonable RT. 46, TOTOWA COLORED, 3 MALES CARPET SERVICE Monthly Kates 438-1539 HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN—9a but- 3344433 Cedar Grove 239-6766' SPRING CLEAN UP tons. Walnut, Very good condition POODLE PUPS—Miniature, white, AKC, Tutor-Counselor Asso. WALL TO WALL CARPETING, New B Planting B General Lawn Maintenance $ZXL 694-7310. champion blood line. |v\ale and fe used. Installed, repaired, shampooed, 777-9084 Or 471-9440 INStRUMENTS-LESSONS-SHEET MUSK male, T/i mos. old. 853-7853 o r 853- PRIVATE ART LESSONS restretched & relaid upholstery clean Pequannoclc Music Center 7173. Children 6 to 12 ed—1 sofa &\2 chairs, only $15 We 525-8540 buy & sell. Very Reasonable prices. 155 TURNPIKE PHONE 6*44343 POODLE PUPPIES—White Toys. AKC, MASONS champion pedigree background. Cali TUTORING — Elementary Reading, Call 779-6564 MARCH SPECIALS a fte r 6 p.m ., 684-5437. High School E nglish & Social Studies. ALL TYPES . OP MASONRY WORK Substantial savings on some display POODLE PUPPIE5-AKJC, champion N.J. Certified Teacher. , 839-2116 CHAIR CANING Sidewalks, Patios, Brick Steps, Fir#, and discontinued pianos, INCLUD background, several colors, home ’ TUTORING places. Flower Boxes, Free Estimates ING: Sohme, Kanabe, Mason B Ham raised and fully guaranteed. Apricot General Science & Biology CANING — Bottoms, Backs, also Re SAL M U LE 772-5614 lin, Steck, Cverett, Cable Nelson, Stud Service, 4 pound 838-6168 Call 696-7289 place Rush. Free Estimates. 261 COMPLETE MASONRY SERVICE Spinets B Console pianos.' Some pric POODLE PUPPIES TUTORING - ALL SUBJECTS Harrison St. Paterson 684-7936 • Walks • Walts • Patios • Steps ed as low as $550 and up. STUD SERVICE Grades 1 thru 8 Beauty and Durability CHIHUAHUAS 696-5890 DRESSMAKING & DESIGNING GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP CAMPBELL TEMLETT 697-5138 Wm. Manley 2564167 POODLE PUPS—toys u r Call DECOfcATiNG HR 274-4081 CHER or io EXTERIOR d n a g n i t n i a p 271-4915 e G C 1 Services 21— LE e REPAR - Btro , Show s, Bathroom - AIR P E R er E IL T CERAMIC T IL E . Mosaic A M arble arble M A Mosaic . E IL T CERAMIC EEA RE E I -opn A *-Topping E VIC SER TREE SENECA HAZARDOUS A D A DE OF VAL O REM ill w SPECIALIST E IN H C A M ING SEW F ir-Conditioning, A 1 N IO T A R E IG R F E R IK AT 835-5103 WATTS DICK A l Roof-ng. ^otters, leaders, leaders, ^otters, Roof-ng. l A RE WHEELS W E IR W 2 E TX SRIE 278-121? SERVICE TAXI VETS 3 t Ports uto A 23— EIG AHN REPAIRS MACHINE SEWING • M AR B LE WORK • A LTERATIO NS NS LTERATIO A • WORK LE B AR M • h t o m RMI tj t IC ERAM FOAM CUSHIONS M A D E TO O RDER RDER O TO E D A M CUSHIONS FOAM ctvoper branches removed, A cu» Trees E N E R A L Roof Repairs. Chimneys, Chimneys, Repairs. Roof L A R E N E LA I NS ROOFING • CONST. CO CO CONST. • ROOFING I LA NS pair. Free estim ate. Call Call ate. estim Free pair. A leatherette fabrics. A ll colors & & colors ll l A y in v t n re fabrics. iffe d 300 leatherette over m A fro Select ers, etc ALSO all kinds of Pfaster- Pfaster- of kinds all ALSO etc ers, Rte 46. Wayne Wayne 46. r jo salesman. a Rte m ll e ercial m com honor for We elivery. d A up 271-5090 designs. riginal O ater W also ile, T Paterson. Slate~ utters. G 3-6? NUE 37 $737 337 INSURED Y L L U F 337-461? rdt gjs r pn n con wih ith w account an open or jds cg credit 46*5 St., Church 47169—35 LA proofing 796-70ii Paterson. E 3t.. arket M 147 n. urned Fai Pie 696- Prices ir a F Guaranteed, 5475 ing. us. We also de o ffice fu rn itu re . Ask Ask . re itu rn fu ffice o de also We us. home your In uilt b re oottoms Seal Sale tor chips wood Also 494-3127reasonable . B B E A. ALO PON 334-3431 SERVICE TEEC ED'S A HARRY make. any to tune-up complete give 6973262 Phone 742-2379 Service B es om Sales Installation-D Repairs Service. Domestic-Delicatessen tic arket A M A ercial m Com etr ah, ices Fireplaces Kitchens Baths, Setter ESNBE \ REASONABLE o Hr Wt Driver With Hire For, 4 Re 1 Prmu 261-5703 us Param 17 Rte. 445 ick p ates, estim free tor Cell styles. 'v f Insured estimates. Free WOOD Removal. E C LA P E FIR Also ates estim Gutters Alumin- Winoows. , Miens, lts A Doors. um Siding. RooLnq. repairs P aint ng. Reasonable Reasonable ng. aint P repairs PROCEEDS P A Y M E N T TOTAL TOTAL T N E M Y A P To our PROCEEDS Check .; .J N in lower None L E E H W 0 MARKET T PATERSON ST. T E K R A M 201 3. No. n colum ure fig ent repaym tal tree and reliable insured, TREES 278- Vhurs. Mon- eves. Call S3.75 —Money t . n a o L to y e n o M 7— M a n vilt* P ro cucu A li type carp*m r> r> carp*m type li A cucu ro P vilt* n a M ' FtJr theatre parties, dubs, etc. etc. dubs, parties, theatre FtJr ' OFN, UMI UTTERS G M U IN M LU A ROOFING, ERGRTO SERVICE REFRIGERATION a 2635 fr re tmates stim E Free for 256-3255 Can i! BusesMin! G 1)0 3.7 Sl.215.t3 *33.77 *14)00 250 8.4 *3409.50 S2J31.67 SI .823.75 *84.44 $67.54 *50.65 $2,500 *2.000 SI .500 Industry G IN TH Y N A Business. MOST Home. RENT For WE Licensed Under Chapter 91 P L. L. P 91 Chapter Under Licensed . OAS1 AL 256-02x3 CALL SOKALSK1 J. ROOFING and G U TTE R WORK WORK R TTE U G and ROOFING KI DI T CHAIRS TTE E IN -D N E H C IT "K ON 7-40 EV 13B1191 . VE E 274-9410, MORN GA TE BRS TEARS, BURNS, ETTE AR IG C Jtt arm ents. K n itw e a r, Upholstery Upholstery r, a e itw n K ents. arm n MORTGAGES 2nd • BATHROOM • KITCHENS KITCHENS • BATHROOM • No Job to> $ ig or too S m e" e" m S too or ig $ to> Job No 95 t 6 .. al 5254)745 call, p.m. 6 ft. A 1965 EE ZENDELL MEYER n rmie Re. 139-27331 Rees. ises Prem On AGN SF f W A N G ft SOFA SAGGING OFN A SIDING A ROOFING ’ ’ IE INSTALLATION TILE SALiHED 2 ^EARS R A ^fE 24 D E itH ESTABL al 2-31 187-4304 r o 627-6371 call TRANSPORTATION Automotive s e l o h N ATRAI S N ATIO ALTER AND ETL SERVICE RENTAL TED D E IT N U UPHOLSTERING s AI SERVICF TAXI RE SERVICE TREE Financial T ______MI TI E IL T IC AM R E C e X .eafcs IX F We A-A-A-A-A R -1111 4 AR l j ^ E . REPAIRS REPAIRS 227-4297 Sflf IS B N RAYCO y l b i s i v n i e p o r d r a w Sfeia. a r t t r a ntlmet n re and ent installm T N E R EA 15 • $1.50 AN LE C Wagons h * L L A j j ^ L 6-3513 CL ------n e v o w e r ___ i 279-6468 625-0830 ______3 # johna ~ J - SRN PCA O CONVERTBE TIBLE R E V N O C ON SPECIAL < SPRING s il 684-5548 dial b ■ T ■ ■ . • HOME IMFeOVEMENTS • EDUCATION EDUCATION • IMFeOVEMENTS HOME • . ■ N7 FNOt X T TRAI 17 R E IL A R T L E V A TR IX tN O N F 7 IN Camping in te a ltim u The — R E P CAM Bought Wrecks Model te la - JUNKS LER R E IL A R T 27— House & Camp & House 27— LL 97 I NE Al Pow ll A E IN S U O LIM 1957 C LA IL D A C gas 6, Sleeps ft 16 SHASTA, 1966 CK—94 utm yak Conver kylark S Custom —1964 K IC U B ft. 8 x ft. 36 — SALE FOR R E IL A R T C A D ILLA C w f e ^ p u p e de V illa , gold, gold, , illa V de e p u p ^ e f w C ILLA D A C V-4, eLux* O l" cia e p S J IN S R U B V-4, door. 2 L, IA C E P S 1M1 K IC U B Repair to u 24-—A C A D ILLA C .1965 rS#dan D eVille, 4 Door Door 4 eVille, D .1965 rS#dan C ILLA D A C recks Junks-W 25A— BU IC K SPE C IA L 1941. station Wagon, Wagon, station 1941. L IA C SPE K IC BU .. y anted W railers T 271— . - 8 uo Fr Sale Far Autos 28— T R A ILE R SUPPLIES & ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES & SUPPLIES R ILE A R T w indow and zipper *25. Ceil Dennis Dennis Ceil *25. zipper and 256-7134 indow w ft., self contained, stove, oven, gas- gas- oven, stove, contained, self ft., ipr nldd P^stc wnos $20, windows tic s ^ P included. zipper as 135-0165. days a. r y pt 9627755 appt. by or Sat. & lc r rg, etr sep 8 lk new 135-1061 j $2100, like 8. sleeps Asking heater, , condition. frig re elec, ir a and Must frans., condition. auto'c xcellent E PB. PS, conditioning. ith w . pm 5 r fte a . M A 9 before 271-1521 e, c cn. V Saos l. $1,- old. equip Seasons lly TVj fu cond. dinette, xc. E 696- Double ped, $1,295. 8, Sleeps hitch. & brakes tric c le e and indow w $59'installed, l y in V TOPS. be seen to appreciate. $3,500. Call Call $3,500. appreciate. to seen be i e, 700 l , $1,359. *, ile m 37,000 , le tib type. Aiong sale. 7 and 4 between 337-5412 Cali 250. night rl. F N.J. Mahwah, 17, Route SIX. SLEEPS . R E P M A C P HARDTO . ae, usx 175-4941 Sussex Salem, t. M O range T ra ile r1 R ental Service. Inc. Inc. Service. ental R r1 ile ra T range O L uxu ry. F u ll body coach, complete complete coach, body ll u F ry. uxu L M P 5 and AM 9 between 742-1554 couple w ith 1 ch ild . P riced for quick quick for for Suitable riced P ft. . ild 17 ch 1 x ith w ft. 8 couple Extension toilet, ical chem 33< heater, sfove, ., frig re L TA N E R AND SALES T.T; SAFARI Tuk apr Te o o Nj j N of Top The Campers Truck & 2 e r, A ir cond.*’ E xceptional car. MUST MUST car. xceptional E cond.*’ ir A r, e N, NDITIO O C .734.7100 T N , P LE L IP E IL C X H .E P $795. Auto'c, . P.M . 0 M ARCH M LISEUM CO NEW SHOW E TH 427-6249 t A SPORTSMAN YOU SEE D E P IP U Q E Y L L U F R t. 23, Colesviiie 2 r r .es South of of South .es r r 2 rader* T Colesviiie Travel 23, t. R SERVICE B SALES black leaiBtfr.' -ih te rio r, PS.PB. PW PW 278-1029 9021, PS.PB. ^278 PrWiCe. r, rio shape. te -ih leaiBtfr.' black MSS. $395. V-». Auto’c, . U M t r*. H 24 r* $6.50 ile ra T RENTALS Camping BAR rod im N TOW • Trucks ado, ufyo rd Fcoy ir. a Factory ered, Fuff^ypow Hardtop, Trailers ravel T Avalon • a ir cond. M v b f a k e s . exc. care, A -l -l A care, exc. . s e k a f b v M cond. clean. ir a xceptionally E jiL u ile m Low 839- SELL MUST condition. ffer, o -excellent best t. h r a o tg 1950 Standard stock in Hitches r r*)ie T t it T raw D High Point P ark B at Camp ground ground Camp at B ark P Point High E EN $2. 774-4065 $625. SEEN; BE rs ile ra T Boat • rs ile ra T Horse b b Car C a rriers a, Appliance Hand Hand Appliance a, rriers a C Car b -- ' * - - — T t* 2 6 Wye L 6-0070 CL Wayne 46. L I 23‘ Rte*. LI RAIERS RENT D TE N E R S R ILE A TR Y IT IL T U m TRRF C SELTON NSTELLATIO CO STARCRAFT LI FRANKLI T E S N U S IN L K N A R -F E IN -L E E B te OR DA o WEEK K E E W or AY D HOUR. the y B —oe t Lu 2—oe t Looa to 22—Money Loua to *—Money • UC Rvee $1,000 Riviere BUICK I N R TR 1 14 12 ST- PATERSON - T S T E K R A M 152 1945 . L P 91 PTER A H C ER UND D E S N E LIC DEBT CONSOLIDATION CONSOLIDATION DEBT fa M W 6 CADILLAC *63 aiers ile ra T s m m J f M m f J D L O N R A - Power Power UIES UFSS ESNL NEEDS PERSONAL • FUKFOSESBUSINESS H A U L IT YOURSELF YOURSELF IT L U A H AE O TRAIER R ILE A R T OOD RAYEW anted W r LI 334-2100 , P IP IL H P ^ ‘ 773 4639 773 ‘ ^ • W A NTE D—10 Ton, Tag- Tag- Ton, D—10 NTE • A W SLIN E H M I J al 8354)632 Call 337-4554 ,\Fec. ,\Fec. C I L L I V DC E P ^74-6056 $2095 al 933-6123 Call v 696*4464 , I n m c T ., M ■ MART 0 R fff,ST SERVICE' fff,ST E E CO OWA Convertible. RAH. RAH. Convertible. unn condition. running A ir Cond., Gold Gold Cond., ir A MORTGAGE G A G T R O M J OMMCRCIAL M M CO __ 2—uo Fr Sale For 28—Autos i X ao, o' FUL, $1,695. , L U IF T U A E B 'c to u A Wagon, „ C C H E V E LL E 1944, convertible. M alibu, alibu, M convertible. 1944, E LL E V E H C C NEWEST S E W E N ■ CHE C CH E V R O LE T I960 B elA Ire 4 door door 4 Ire elA B I960 T LE O R V E CH Station E N Y A C IS B 1944 ' T E L O R V E H C convertible. alibu M '64 , E L L E V E H C F . r d 4 doVIHe Sedan 1945 C ILLA D A C Or Har op to rd a H r. O 1 - t M ■ PLYMOUTH r o CHRYSLER 5 C YLR AL R LE IA D RYSLER CH ■ • ‘66 fu ry jll $2145 $2145 jll ry fu ‘66 • $2195 PRICES Comet '67 lINKUEVABU ■ AT $2195 H Ply. .'67 f ■ i HS WEEK THIS f : H 'S Y T N U O C BERGEN MOTORS ■ REZZA ■ W/ Ir /A W , m > \ 1 ^ H CARS ■USED '5 hy 51995 Chry. '65 $2095 ■ y v m 0 6 6 "< $1995 <66 Impdo 8 m H 96 UE SOT 396, SPORT, SUPER 1966 E L L E V E H AM ARO 1967, 327 over 300 hp. 4 speed speed 4 hp. 300 over 327 1967, ARO AM ET 96 Cpie V8 pow V-8, Caprice. 1966, T LE O R V E H 6 cylin d er. B lue w ith w h ite top. Call Call top. ite h w ith w lue B Of er. 684-8766 d cylin Best 6 hurst. 3-speed 4-cylinder, 6 cylin d er. Standard transm ission, ission, transm Standard er. d cylin 6 * £g bae, air-conditioning. brakes, e£ng, *% r e condition, 335-6015. excellent all C speed, 4 $1,650. hp, 360 773-4639 Onr $095, Owner, 1 sedan; sedan; 226-6881. r, fe 5 r fte a ir. a ry cto fa powered, lly u F ardtp. h rn. wih may ta* 279-7661 *. xtra e any m ith clean. w frans., xceptionally E ileage. m . low Y s m VY S T C 0 0 OVER COST ON ANY ON COST OVER 0 0 C T S .% INDUSTRIAL : Sls Servi Parts. a P * e ic v r e S Sales, v1:1 ’ g W’i LI 342 0 334-2M , P IP IL H P , 471-5746 - V ?^ i Authorized Chrysler, Plymouth, Plymouth, Chrysler, Authorized i liSCty. liSCty. ______% LOANS 835-6141 : m p cyl, uo tc Reasonable. atic. autom l., y c VB D. GRIL. . J. N. GARFIELD. DB., B tV R !EZZA MOTORS !EZZA IM P A L A , 4 O oo r Hardtop, Hardtop, r oo O 4 , A L A P IM . Caprce, d e d a e L , e ric p a C * od 995 $ Ford On v ie $1495 ie On v h e $1495 9 4 1 $ ie Che v 6 acn 5 9 2 1 $ Falcon ______RN NW 1968 NEW BRAND 3 A SALE DAY PN AL *- - * DAILY OPEN u L U ______$45 M 1245 1 'M $1495 779-0143 N STOCK IN 6 Pn. $ 995 ~ $ #63 Pont. '67 FuryJll $2445 $2445 FuryJll '67 $1095 Impala '63 995 $ • Ply. '64 '63 Ply. • $1295 $1295 • Ply. '63 6 Smo 5 9 5 $ Simco '64 845 Chevyll$ 4 '6 '64 Fury ••”'$1195 Fury '64 $1595 Comet '65 # 64 Dart •• $1195 •• $1195 Dart #64 C H E V Y '47 SS. m a rin a blue E xcellent xcellent E blue a rin a m SS. '47 door 4 Y V E H C auto'c, l., y c 6 1944, II, Y V E H C C H E V Y tm pala *43 S tation Wagon V-8, V-8, Wagon tation S *43 pala tm Y V E H C C H R YS LER 1959, 4 door. 56400 m iles. iles. m 56400 door. 4 1959, LER YS R H C VI 16, do aut c ver ry e v 'c to u a door 4 1961, RVAIR O C Stick, CyL, 6 1945, E N Y A C IS B CHEVY C 2 Xi $ 795 $ ir lX e B 62 28— • ______O M ET, 1943 w/1944 M ustang high high ustang M w/1944 1943 ET, M O HVOE' - e Used 4 New - CHEVROLET'S sedan, push button RfcH, low m ileage ileage m low RfcH, button push sedan, 180 Cai 838-1745______ali C $1,850. :0 471-1239. 5:30, 2500. Loaded— P.S., P .B ., e tc a ir cond., cond., ir a tc e ., .B P P.S., Loaded— onr l S. Pmpo Li $35- . s e ik L pton Pom condition. St., ill M running corner excellent clean, ali C Condition.' Good ires. T as pu oher xrs CN t r fte a CaN extras. r e oth plus mags, odto, $2,550 condition, 943-7417.______inspection. recent oe sern, omatc Excel E tic a 838-1429 m $875. to u a iles m 39,000 shape. steering, lent power $395. See a t 736 Hambug Tpke., Tpke., Hambug 736 t a See $395. V-8, A uto m a tic, P/S* R A H , W.W . . W.W , H A R P/S* tic, a m uto A V-8, $195. ONLY TO REDUCED perform ance engine, 4 speed headers, headers, speed 4 engine, ance perform ET 94 I LE TIB R E V N O C 7944 T LE O R V E H C C tm B H , , H B tm C ONLY! P H IL IP P C H E V R O LE T & OLDS OLDS & T LE O R V E H C P IP IL H P oe BM-, Tet w Bar. r a B iw n te e T , - M B e io a U j $ 2 94 SOT • SPORT * B P U S 1944 Y V E H C ■ STICK S H IF T , L IK E N E W . . W E N E IK L , T IF H S STICK MPALA, Or HARDT P TO D R A H r. O 1 , A L A P IM A RE P R IC E D LO W ER AT AT ER W LO D E IC R P RE A 5 CHEVROLET 65 Aetes For For Aetes AUTO MART LET U PROV " T I VE O R P US T E "L rOoe. /F P . e o O Ar H ain, Sbnca Valiant, 120 e $35-3294 CeH $1,200 Route * 3 , Boonton Boonton , 3 * Route LI 336-3000 , P IP IL H P TOTOWA P. . .M P 4 R E T F A H . v n a C 274-4058 a $1595 •38-7418 523-4479 W ______a b /T P . 772*4500 - ______1 Sale ' ______ ■ 28—-Autos For Sate 28—Autos For Sol# 28— Antes For Sole 1968 11, MAR. TODAY AYNE W 21 Page COMVAIR I960, 4 dr. standard. Good MALIBU m i tight blue, 2 doer hard- DLDSMOBtLR - 1961 "442", 4 I Condition, 0 9 9 . tap. v-8, PS., radio, auto'c. SPECIAL posi, R/H, vary cigan, maroon, wRtta C a ll o nly $1495 P hilip p, 334-2800 in te rio r. ,694-9373 t t MCRE|IRY19»7 - Cougar, turquoisa, VOLVO W 8 V A II 1964, 3 door, standard trans., OLDSMOBILE 1961 2 dr. Hof May Cpe. power steering, console. Excellent » RAH, power steering, auto, trana- IM M AC c o n d .. Reduced tg 8l,JH 04-9} 5) condHIen. Celt after 6:30, 471-1506. P H IL IP P , 334-2808 MUSTAn O C O N V E R TIBLE 196S, V-8, CORVAtR 1H2 MONZA, auV c euto'c Candy Apple Red, Like new O LDSM O BILE 19*4 F IE S T A , 9 peat. AS IS SPECIAL, S245. condition. Must be seen. Alben Auto Station Wagon. Laadad with txlras P H IL IP P . 334-2808 Sales, 296 McBride Ave., Paterson. inc. air tend. TRULY A BEAUTIFUL AUTO. $1,595. ftltVETTC-lftt Coup*, Daytona bloc, 279-0200 P H IL IP F , 334-2808 fuel Infection, 4 speed, showroom MUSTANG 1966 SPORT COUPE— 12,000 cond., Jtooo m iles, 0.395, 838-1452 m iles, a u to 'c V-8, 81,895. OLDSMOBILE 1961 4 doer hardtop, VOLVO DODGE—1962 Lancer Station Wagon P H IL IP P . 334-2800 RAH, pewa ataertng, automatic trana- "98", black, air condltlonad, A FINE CAR, $795. • mission. Price >280 4944352______MUSTANO 1961 2 door, 3 speed, V-l. P H IL IP P - 334-2888 E n g l i s h f o r d consul i n s . white, R E D U C ED TO A LOW $1,095. standard shift. RAH. bucket seats. P H IL IP P , 334-2800 OLDSMOBILES - N.w 8 U»#d v $325. Call owner, 228-2494. _ ___ OLDSMOBILE 1963, 4 door hardtop, "O U R PRICES A R E SO LOW FALCON Future, 1967, new condition, excellent condition. $975. THEY FLOOR YOU" 2 door. Radio and Heater, power Cell 334-7472 PHILIPP CHEVROLET A OLDS - steering, auto'c. 5400 m ites. $1,900. OLDS. 1967 "98", hdtp. Coupe, fully Route 202. Boon ton 334-2800 694-8270 equip, plus air cond., low mites. Lika 1965 OLDSMOBILE "F 85" .. $129$ FALCON 1964 Station Wagon. 6 cyl. new. Call after 6 p.m. V-«. auto'c P.S., RAH autre AS IS SPECIAL, only $595. 278-5084. 1964 FORD ? Dr Hdtp ...... *160r VOLVO P H IL IP P . 3S4-MQR O L D 1 1962 F85, CUTLASS COUPE. v-i, Standard trans., RAH W B 1*63 G alaxla Fastbeck, white RAH, New WW, BMIy equipped, fact 4966 TE M P ES T G TO. V-8. A uto'c >1750 RAH. Good condition, weak ends, or o ry a ir, A C B E *M P U F F . 839-24*0 BOULEVARD MOTORS a fte r 6 P M C elt >38-6846 142 OLDS 1966. 4 speed Hurst, posi- PR 8-3408 ______^ fro*D—1963 Country Squire Station tract., tinted glass, vinyl top, PS, Wagon. V-t, auto'c, PS, loaded with Chrome reverse, record player, re PLYMOUTH 196$ - 4 poor Sedan. IS HERE; extra*. Chofco of 2. 6 o r 9 pass. Al- verb, burg, alarm system, new tires. Very Good Cond. ben Auto Sales, 236 McBride Ave., 271-6415 256-0742 Paterson, 27*0200. ______O LD SM O BILE 1967 442 Cutlass Sup *ORD 1959 GALAX IE 'CONVERTIBLE- rem a. ML000 m llas. A u to 'c a ir con MOST MODELS IN STOCK PS, RAH, Good Condition, reason- ditioned, 2SL accessories. 335-9185. abie. 279-8831. ______O L D S M O B IL E I960 FORD 1968 — Falrlane Ranch Wagon, BEST OFFER ^ '66 CHEVROLET RAH, 6 Cyl. Stick, 4 Or. gxceHenf 1 279-5853 BEL-AIR, 4-Dr. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY condition. C all 278-8893 Sadan, Automatic Trans, RAH. W.W. ^ORD—1967, 4 dr. Ranch Wagon, P / Tires, Beautiful Cond. •tiering, RAH, 1 owner. Best otter. '65 MUSTANG ______C a ll 835-2921 1 Dr. HARDTOP FO RD 1999 V-8 Automatic Trans., Rad w ifi Black SALES . PARTS . SERVICE Good, running condition. * ______>200. C a ll <94-1430 ______*1495 POND 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE. 9 . OVERSEAS DELIVERY ARRANGED passenger, PS, PB. factory air. A-l $1595 Ask for "BUDDY" condition. $35-4462______1968 UNIVERSAL WITH PLOW- AND ALL OPTIONS C A L L 278 1743 _ T0T0WA ROGERS 4EC P a t e r m j , o l u x c station Wagon, auto'c, V-6, PB, RAH, 4 wheel AUTO SALES BUTLER Imports d riv e . Oversized tires. $2,700. 191- AUTO MART 03*8 •3*8711 LINCOLN 1960, 4 dr. hdtp., new radi IIS Union Blvrf., Totowc « ... SRT. 23, BUTLER, N. J. PHONE S38-1110 ator, tires, shocks, trans. A front HAMBURG TPKE. WAYNE end recentty overhauled. Excellent 274-4055 OPEN NIGNTS TIL * P.M. EXCEPT SAT. TIL « F.M. In A out. $495. 690-4839 h u s e LUXURY FEATURES-CHECK ’EM • 155 HP. BIG SIX * BACK UP LIGHTS •ELECT. WIPBS * S EELS ? BB» FOAM CUSHION SEATS • PADDED DASH • M0N-GLARE MIRROR • PADDED VISORS • SE4T BELTS UA MONEY 4Q14 I 4 YEAR FACTORY GUARANTEE i l l v D O W N " w W p «r month j '67 IM PAtA...... $2895 '65 0 J— ..... ; $1995 '62 BUICK - $895 '64 INTERNATIONAL Sport M m , r tf, F tc . A tr Cm «. u *- n m r , t « * . A k c m * u m k . ve, Automate, r n . f t * . l m m . , CARRY-ALL 4 DR. '66 CHEVY...... $2195 '65 CUTLASS _$I795 '62 MERCURY UNm u b H c , 6 Cyl., Fewer Beer Window Caprice, t Or- H.T., _F«H Rawer, Leaded c * * H Aaiemenc r n . Reel energi v4# A T w ^ F ## l Beats. '66 IMP ALA ...... $2195 '65 PONTIAC • " C0RVAIR $1295 I pf. Cpe.. Fall Fewer. Fac. Air Can#. __ Mena Staff Cteipe. Bucket hah, V -l Automatic fram e F /l, W.W. Tires. PAH. % Can#., PAH. # ___„ '66 VALIANT 51595 '67 CAMAR0 k'65 I ALA..... 51795 '62 0105...... 5895 S M I , V->, Ante.. P/S. * Or. Hii-mw. v-l, F u ll F w M r. U "318", Vinyl Tap, 4-Spaad Trans., F /f, * '66 CHEVY $2295 L ik a N ed& Disc Brakes, Fac. A ir Can#. Caprta.. S»t. SM., f / t . V-i. Automatic, r / t . A" 4895 '62 BUICK •••••...... $895 ® j J Snciai Conv.ritfcl., V-R, Automatic. P/S. '67 MAUBU $2495 S PTeas, ? « T4-Speed T | T, ra - n *. $2995 T 4.'63 * * “• m J f LS. "3*6", Autemetlc Trans., Bucket Seals, P/S, NAM, Wide Oval N*d Line Tires, Mid- '65______f $895 '61 PONTIAC ...... $395 Ol»S "88" •••• $1695 '62 IIAC Tempest. « Dr. Aefemettc.•«* a #M Bide. % V - l A .T , FJA. 1 LINCOLN PARK IV0T0RS, INC. ox 6-noo 15 B00NT0N TURNPIKE, LiNt LN PARK, N.J. DE 5-0777 Authorized Chevrolct Oldsmobile ,‘ cofer Since 1929 WAYNE TODAY MAR. 11. 1968 Page 2* OTA 16 LMn Cso. x E Custom. LeMans 1966 PONTIAC R AM BLER 1964 A m erican Convertible. Convertible. erican m A 1964 BLER AM R $295. 2 MBE 1*, do Casc stand Classic, door 4 19*1, BLER AM R OTA 96 O, 6 4 speed 4 360 , fO G 966 Excel 1964.' PONTIAC IX R P RANQ G PONTIAC R AM BLER CLASSIC 19*4, StaT Wagon, Wagon, StaT 19*4, CLASSIC BLER AM R , •ONTIAC '63 Grand P rix?4 a ll biack biack ll a rix?4 P Grand '63 •ONTIAC 939-1560. -.‘ereo reverb Auto, trans.. absolute absolute trans.. Auto, seats. bucket reverb r, rio -.‘ereo te in atching m itn w ^ 2780073 ‘PM. 5 ftrr a cellent condition. Call a fte r & p.m . . p.m & r fte a Call condition. cellent Red. w ith white top, auto'c. Power Power auto'c. top, white ith w wheeis, Red. ire w RLH, IV P.S. console. Top Br and new condition. A ^ n Auto Auto n ^ A condition. new and Br Top 835-8193 r o 838-1554 $2,500 HXTRAS —Ats o Solo For Autos 8— ard shift excellent condition. ONLY ONLY condition. excellent shift ard 779u200. we $9. LI 134-2800 , P IP IL H P $795. owner on Anos lw ieg. Y N A M mileage. low A.ndows, Call Pownr 81,195. Clean. cond. running lent tnad c!. 000 mies. 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W ., ve A field Bloom 1071 CHRVSLER!'■ PIVMOUTH V ers, 2-S peed W ip e rs a n d W a sh ers, F ro n t a n d Roar Roar d n a t n ro F Flash* ers, sh a W ergency m E d n rs, a iso V rs e d n ip a W Dash peed d e 2-S d d a P ers, . ts h lig p u C a rp e tin g , D a y xN ita M irro r, O u ts id e M irro r, S id* id* S r, irro M e id ts u O r, irro M ita xN y a D , g ack- tin B e rp a r, C ste fro e D r, ate e H ngine, E -« V 313 EQUIPMENT: r t e Set os Sh d Bot, Uo- H o -W o lU a W olts, B r lde Lights, u ho S r e rk a M Bobs, eat S le b cta tra e R al 471-2763 Call O ON AMN ™ DOWNNO PAYMENT t* T M M M S R E M V O T M F E L M M 7 P 6 M M ‘2000 0 0 2 ‘ E * “ 3-15 ' 838-2195 6 CHRYSLER NEWPORT '68 $ YIA EXAMPLE TYPICAL -ER5,0-IE WARRANTY 5-YEAR/50,b00-MILE 2666 ! AT ALL! C LAST Y! R R U H _ _ •_ i CALDWELL -R SEDAN 4-DR. Wgn bak go cniin $575. condition. good black, Wagon, | ORET 1*, 4 pe Cnetbe ~ Convertible, speed *4 19*2, RVETTE CO V A L IA N T '62 Station Wagon. 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PECTIO S IN ROAD 785 Passes Arie Arie Passes 785 CadiHac-Oldsmobile pn ves . I . s e Iv Open IGWOD 45 6040 445 OOD- RIDGEW 44 FRANKLIN AVE. AVE. FRANKLIN 44 BROGAN S«» 7 2500 473 at fc.m* ? S, ». (»♦**»• S3, *?t . p.m P m • . Eastern Division mps 1968 11, MAR. TODAY WAYNE Paqe23 76ers Third Title > . NEW YORK (AP) — The Eastern Division and bill Cunningham, sending the 76ers from / title of the ^National Basketball Association re 27-25'lead after one quarter to a 50-33 margij ■ mains in Philadelphia for the third consecutive midway in the second. year—but under 76er Coach Alex Hannum istft Greer Gets IS say whether he’ll be back for another try. Gijrer chipped in 13 of his 28 points ai The 76ers, defending NBA champions, clincfi- Cunnlpgham 10 of his 18 in the spurt. ^ed the crown Sunday afternoon with a 119-108 The Knicks, trailing by 29 points, 98-69, ef , victory over the New York Knicks and Cincin- tering the final period gave a sellout crowd - nati knocked off second-filace Boston 137-111, 19,500 an exciting finish as they got to withijf eliminating the Celtics. Philadelphia has a 7J4 113-107 with 1 ‘v minutes left before Wilt Cham game edge, with a 57-18 record. Boston is 50-26 berlain put the clamps to the bid. in the 82-game schedule. Wilt Pours Them In t Didn’t Expect It Chamberlain poured in P h i l ’s last si^J The 76ers apparently didn't expect to clinch points lo ice the verdict. Big Wilt had 28 points,!f Sunday ,as t|je dressing room was bare of cham on 11 of 15 from the field and six of 12 foul pagne, with only soda pop in sight as a happy shots. He also added 27 rebounds and assists!,* J hannum went around, shaking hands with his In connection with the report that Hannum ^players and murmuring “great, just great. would leave Philadelphia ,it was £lso said that % e did it again.” ? Chamberlain would take over as player-coach Of Hannum answered reports that he woujd the 76drs. Chamberlain denied it; leave the 76ers after the playoffs to go to Wants To Be Coach another club by saying, “I’m complimented that "No one has contacted me about coaching; my name has been mentioned for another job. he said. Then kiddingly he said, ”L I have not resigned here. My contract i| up at plan fo take over the club in June,’’ and the’ .’ • the end of the season! and I will negotiate 7-foot-l giant added with a smile, "If 1 ever do * with the 76ers or possibly somebody else. become a coach, I’ll probably be the only.' \ ' , H a ^ i y coach the players can truly look up to.” • "Right now I’m extremely happy and am He also said he couldn’t understand the New ; thinking only of the 76ers and the playoffs. York club. "They’ve got great talent. I think ; That’s all that’s on my mind right now. Let’s New York has a better team, than the Celtics,^ just wait and see what jhappens.*, without Sam Jones. The Knicks play greaijj What happened Sunday was a big second- WILT THE STILT s tu ffs o n * in d u rin g ■gainst us. And they can’t beat Boston. I really . period for Philadelphia, triggered by Hal Greer can’t understand them.” If S k i Club prepares For Jr* *4 W in C Y 0 :inal Outing The Garfield Ski Club Is now Sem i-Fina| flaking reservations from its members, guests and friends MORRISTOWN — Our Lady for its final ski weekend of of the Valley, Wayne, slid iijito Jhis season, March 29, March the semi-finals of the Paterson 30 and March 31, 1968. The ski fiiocese Junior Basketbjdl areas of Sugarbush and Killing- Championship by whipping St. ton, Vermont, will be used by Cyril of Boonton 43-32 Satur- the group. day. • ' |: ) PlanS call for departure from The young cagers. Champs lof Garfield cm Friday evening at the Butler-Wa'yne-Pompton (dis 5f:00 p.m. by bus and return trict of the Diocese took fill! punday night, command in the second quarter | Members o f the ski club, maintaining a 10 point spread* guests and friends interested for the remainer of the game. should make reservations im mediately through Edward On- The boys from Our Lady of reko, 35 Fieldst^ne Place, tile Valley now play in the sepii- Wayne, or Mis. Anne Holo- finals at BaUey Ellard High wach, 1076 Broad Street, Clif School here next week. ;( : ton, New Jersey. , Included in the cost is all Winner of that match will ie transportation, refreshments, pitted against St. Margarets ’of fneals, and two nights’ lodging Morristown for the Dioceses ted gratuities. Championship. In this weekends game against THE SQUAD — Front row (loft to right): Jim Wsod, Randy S Vinca McCormick, Fowl St. Cyril, high shooter for the Wayne Forsythe, Horb Smith. Back Row (loft to right): Bob Purdue, 1 coach, Frod Raskop, Bob Delon- Wayne team was Ed Pierce who •y, Km Kuriychek, Jim Di Lolia, Wally Rudin, Varsity ■ Bob Floconik. pumped in 12 points. Right be hind was Ken Kaspeiwicz with 11, Rich Normyle accounted for Jaycees 9 while Skip Wolf pulled in 7 and Joe Chappa 4. WAYNE !— T h e Neumann took on all Varsity compe * finished among the first 10 High man for St. Cyril *:iid Hold Meet Prep Wildcats finished their Coached by Bob Plocenik, . scoiVrs in the Passaic Couniy .the game was Joe Ross Who ‘ WAYNE — The fifth annual first varsity season last week played his College Basketball area. pulled in 25 points. , Wayne Jaycees Basketball with a final record of 11-8. One for Set on Hell University, *be V .’ £ Randy Stewart, a Sophomore, A see saw battle through tile Skills contest was held Satur of the losses was suffefed in team was led by Captain fipb ’ contributed to the Wildcats day at Valley High School state tourney play. Delaney, 6 foot Junior,. 1$hb« first quarter the score stood “at 196e&ss by averaging 12 points 9-8 at the second periods' sttfrt. Taking first prise in the While the school only goes to scored- 408 points in 19 a game. The balance of the seven and eight year old divi the junior year the prepeters for an average of 21.4. team was comprised of “Jim and Eight quick points from Chap-t sion was Bryan Elwood. Run A1 DI Leila of Paterson, Ken pa and Pierce put OLV Vojut ner-up in the division was Den- Kurlyhhek and Wally Rudin o f ahead for good two minute^'in Lichtenberg. "^Wayne, Paul Forsythe of Mor to the second period. fr First spot In the nine-year- Kochak ji Does It Agai ristown and Vince McCormick old division was copped by Ken of Peauqnnock. By the half the score was 25- Struck. Ed Kochakji, 123 pound class wrestler, from Berg. 15 OLV favor. > The Junior Varsity squad, Pierce was not only hjgh rrfon Director of this year’s com High took top honors in the NJAA state wrestling tou coached by Bob Purdue, com petition Bob DeBoer said 40 this weekend. for Our Lady of the Valley but piled * record of 9 wins and 4 the youth controlled both boards boys turned out for the event, Kochakji who went undefeated In his last 57 matches beat losses and Plocenik is antlci- throughout the game. ;; $ost making up the seven and out Ross Wlessmann o f Wayne Valley for the District VII croWn s pating a more successful season l. Also seeing action for Our 'eight year old division. iast weekend ■ ? • in 1968-69 when some of the The boya were required to Lady of the Valley Were Bob Kochakji took the state championship title in his'class » players of the JV’s move up-to Pierce, Randy Profetta, Steve show their skills In three cate the Varsity squad. " gories. Foul shooting, dribble Saturday at Convention Hall in Asbury Park for, th e. third Profetta, Pat Dolan, Jim Con fid lay-up and distance shoot- straight tingle. Te was awarded the Donald Ringler Award aa ’ The Freshman squad, coach nell and Bob Cauldren. 4 . iftg. New Jersey’s outstanding wrestler for 1968. This was also tile ed by Rev. Vincent Molloy, Coaches for the Valley teun • Winners received citations second time the Bergenfielder has copped that away, A teat completed their season with 4 are. Dom Butler and f t * ted basketballs. never before Accomplished. . . ’ wins and 9 losses. Normyle. f Finish By BEN FI NK Jiis $12,000 check Tan. Tiis bankroll to $32,545 and shov- MIAMI i API — Gardner Dickinson says he has ‘‘kicked him ahead of Canadian George Knudson, Who'failed to sur away about 5i) tournaments" in his 17 years on the golf trail, vive the 36-hole cut here following consecutive victories at and tie almost put the boot to another one when he finished -Phoenix and Tucson. TI • tile Dotal Open Sunday with a bogey and double bogey. - i A* -• LEARNS A LESSEN But young Tom Weiskopf, with a chance to capitalize on ; 5 More importantly, however, the 25-year-old Weiskopf said / Dickinson’s ragged finish, showed that he, too, can kick away he ‘‘learned a lesson about playing this kind of golf.” the golden opportunities in the clinch. A He -had come off the 18th green complaining about the PAIR OF BOGEYS distracting movements of the crowd, the clicking of cameras Surging from three strokes behind to tie Dickinson in a and the conduct of the pourse marshalls. dramatic siretch run. Weiskopf blew it with a closing pail A As he stood) in a fairway sand trap at the 17th, Weiskopf of bogpys arid his 40-year-old foe walked away with the $20,00 sajd; a marshallj walked up and told him what Dickinson was top prize. ., doing. He didn’t want to know, he said, and it flustered him. "I hate a finish like that," said a dead-panned Dickinson, "but I’ve got the check in my pocket." 1 STAR OF THE FUTURE The dram atic last-round duel, starting with the two men “ But I’ve gbt to learn to live with this kind of thing,” in a deadlock, was so ten.se that Weiskopf posted five bogeys said Weiskopf, who is tabbed by some of thestour veterans as and Dickinson three bogeys and a double bogey. It was the a major star of the future. worst round of the tournament for both of them. r" i. • - i - A big turning point arrived in the final round when ONE STROKE V Weiskopf, trailing by a single stroke, ran into consecutive Dickinson wound up with a par 72 for a 13-under-par 275. bogeys at the 14th and 15th and Dickinson took a three-stroke Weiskopf took a 74 for 276. lead,- ! " ] Weiskopf, who missed a 10-foot putt at the 18th that would L But when Dickinson, driving into the rough and drop- have thrown the match into a sudden-death playoff, had the ping his second shot into a lake, took his- double bogey 6 at satisfaction <)f taking over the lead in the 1968 money-win- GARDNER DICKINSON the 18th, Weiskopf was in position to win with a birdie ol ning race. force-, a playoff with a lar. He could manage neither. Yanks. Nets End Games In Deadlock Call Gam es No M ore Pitchers W in Skein The New York Mets and St. NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Louis Cardinals played to a 1-1 Flett’s second goal of the game exhibition baseball tie called at with just 20 seconds left taL the end of 14 innings Sunday. I the Los Angeles The Cardinals scored first, a 4-3 National Hock- pushing a run across with two victory that ended out in the sixth inning. Phil York Ranger unbeaten Gagliano got three bases when streak at 16 • games. Don Wilkinson misjudged his Flett broke info the Ranger fix ball to left field and then and when Ed Giacomin, Dick Simpson singled the run York’s goalie, came out o f across. net to meet him, the LA rookie skated around the Rang The Mets broke exhibition scoreless string that had stretch er netminder and fired his 25th ed 16 innings anti tied the score goal of the season into the un guarded net. In the eighth on singles by Bud Harrelson, Ed Kranepool Defensemen Bob Wall and and Jerry Morales. Gordon Labossiere assisted on the goal • v New York also got encourag ing news on tw o training casual Flett had scored the first o f ties. Outfielder Tommie Agee, two Kings’ goals six seconds struck in the head by a Bob Gib [ apart in the opening period as son pirch Saturday, will miss a Los Aflgeles rushed into a 2-0 few days work but is all right. lead Ed Joyal set up Flett’s Tom Seaver, the ace pitcher SAFE AT THIRD — In »ha fifth score at 9:14, then won the en struck in the head by a line Mika Hagan, of tha Yank suing faceoff, sailed hi aipA on drive in practiee*Friday, has re basamdn could net hold ba se b a ll. Giacomin and' scored his 21st covered and will make his first goal of the season. start of the spring Tuesday Jean Ratelle sent a 55-foot against the Los Angeles Dodg shot skipping past Terry Saw- ers. r— "lindy" Faraglii chuck for the Rangers’ - first goal in the second period. YANKEES . ORIOLES Baltimore’s Brooks Robinson drove in five runs with two To Cite Wayne Bowling Ace homers and a double, but*the best the Orioles could salvage WAYNE — Bowlifig Hall of man, Jack Lore and Gene Ta- vallo, Leo Abate and Ray Turn- was h 13-inning 7-7 tie with the Famer Alfred (Lindy) Fara- kac are ticket co-chairman, Joe minello, publicity and Jerry Ca- New York Yankees. galli will be guest of honor at De Gise is entertainment chair vallo, 3 Ruskin Court, Wayne, Mike Hegan singled twice, a testimonial dinner to be held man, A1 Bevilacqua, Ken Ko- Souvenir Program Book chair In New i otk knocking two runs for New at Casino de Charlz on May 18. sensky and Mel Loscota, recep man. He can be reached at 271- Jean Claude Killy, France’s York. The • first baseman also Faragalli was recently ele tion. Chuck Pezzano, Jerry Ca- 372)7. ' ace skier, was due to arrive in made a diving stop that pre vated to the Bowling Hall of New York today after strength vented Dave Johnson from driv Fame of the American Bowl ening his hold on first place in ing home the tie-breaking run ing Congress along with Lou the World. Ski Cup standings in the Baltimore 10th. Campi, also a top North Jer Colt's Berry To Retire sey and national star. by winning the Meribei Inter Robinson lined his first hom BALTIMORE (AP) — Ray ry’s concern that injuries, which national giant slalom race Sun The affair is being tendered er over the left field fence with limited his 1967 play to six day. to Faragalli by his neighbors mond Berry, the National Foot one aboard in the first and an Killy will stop off in N e w ball League’s all-time leading games, would affect his per other two-run shot in the fifth. In the Wayne area where he York en route- to two more pass receiver who announced formance in the future. The Baltimore third baseman resides and by his legion of his retirement from the Balti “I don’t think it would be World Cup events at A sp e n , drove in another run with a dou friends. more Colts over the weekend, right of me to try to continue Colo, and Heavenly Valley, ble in the seventh to make it Ron De Balso of 5 Cathy Calif. * was, despite his Individual bril playing when I don’t feel I could Court, Wayne is ticket chair - 6-6. Each team scored single liance, known as a team player. , give the team the kind o f season Killy, a triple gold medal win runs In the 12th and the game man and anyone wishing to pur it has a right to expect,” the ner at the Grenoble Olympics, was called by mutual agreement chase ducats can call him at Even his decision to retire ap 35-year-old split end said Sun won the second run at Meribei after the 13th. 278-0177. Tommy Elm is chair parently was prompted by Ber- day. In one minute, 32.07