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Commercial Leader Leader-Free Press Mid I'hc Miulh Berirn Review Official Newspaper of the Culls: A Fascinating And Important Study Boroughs of l.vndhursts Official Nrwvp^ptr Fast Rutherford K C»rl«ladt during sounds. chicks find each other where iug gulls," Dr. Beer concluded. S in ce 1921 27b (iiove St.. East Rutherford Publicalum Office 4’ *

In Kearny: Action

Kearny’s new mayor, Anthony J. Cava­ jage to parks, playgrounds and schools is lier, is attacking problems in his commun­ skyrocketing. Action must be taken. ity with new ideas. What Cavalier has realized it that the As in other communities vandalism is old methods cannot be adequate in coping on the rise. There are many reasons. The with this problem. More protection must permissive attitude toward children, which be provided. The town treasury cannot began 30 years ago in our schools, is now stand adding the number of fulltime police­ spelling out the damage it has done our men who would be required. However, society. The congestion that has robbed employment of auxiliary policemen should youth of the open spaces in which their be a satisfactory alternative. fathers and mothers once moved has con­ Auxiliary policemen are not crime-bus- tributed to the problem. The fact we are ters. They will not be trying to arrest law­ in the grip of revolutionary disorders breakers. They will serve a preventative which cultivates vandalism adds still fur­ purpose. By being in the vicinity they will ther to the problem. forestall vandalism. This is a new situation that must be Vandalism is a tremendous waste. Be­ met with new methods. sides the cost of repairing the damage, Mayor Cavalier has acted promptly by there is also the loss of materials and utilizing his community’s auxiliary police. times that could be better used elsewhere. Civilian policemen will patrol areas in Mayor Cavalier has realized more pro­ which vandals have been active. tection is necessary in these crime-prone “This is a serious situation,” said Cjrva- times. He has moved to provide it expedi­ lier. “The cost of repairing senseless da- tio u s ly .

Fulfilling The Needs

Nationwide Shopping Service Inc. will training that would make local workers open a 180,000-foot office center and even more suitable for the opens— these warehouse in Lyndhurst’s burgeoning in­ are things which our school counselors are dustrial park Sept. 1 The company is mov­ undoubtedly looking into. ing its headquarters out of New York into One added note: in East Rutherford and L y n d h u r s t . Carlstadt the new industries are causing In preparation for the move the com­ some difficulty because of objections to pany sent a personnel director to meet new tax assessments and to water and with and discuss with Lyndhurst High sewer rates. School students the kind of jobs that will indeed, East Rutherford and Carlstadt a v a ila b le . are suffering unnecessarily high tax rates This is an intelligent undertaking. this year because of the protests of the There is no doubt that as the industrial industries. area in the meadowlands develops the This is a serious situation. The man­ need for personnel will intensify. The re­ power that will make these industries pro­ gion’s six high schools— Lyndhurst, North fitable is being trained right here in the Arlington, Queen of Peace, Rutherford, local school systems. Those school sys­ St. Mary's »nd the Henry Becton Region­ tems are supported out of general tax rev. al will supply much of the personnel need- enues. It is to the advantage of the in­ ed . dustries that the school systems produce W e are blessed too, with Fairleigh Dick­ the kind of personnel that will have the inson University’s Rutherford campus attributes that will make them better which teams with manpower for the new w o r k e r s . cor"«lexes «rowing in the meadowland. In other words, the quality of education Already the developments in East Ruth­ in our schools depends pretty muc h on erford and Carlstadt have opened up tre­ what we are willing to invest in them. mendous employment opportunities for Better school systems produce better citi­ local workers. zens, better workers, better producers. However, there is much to be done. There is a real need for the municipali­ A canvass of the needs of the new indus­ ties and their industrial residents to work tries should indicate what kind of person­ closely hand in hand. It is for the well nel is needed, the type of pre-employment being of both of them that they do. THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1970 T H E LEADER PR ESS PAGE THIRTEEN

Lyndhur*t Girl Becomes A "First" at Lafayette Slavin Becomes' sity. Presently Slavin is a mem ber of the Executive Budget Health Director Stringent Anti - Pollution Law Set Lillian D. Valenti, a senior at men — 115 freshmen and 20 Committee of the Delaware Val Lyndhurst High School, will bo uppenclass transfer students — Joseph F. Slavin of Trenton Icy United Fund and is an in What is probably one of the sewage treatment plant or col­ trol will be authorized to do so. largest amount of contaminants among the first group of worn in the fall. will become the Director, Pro structor at Mercer County Com most stringent anti-water pollu lection system. The bill is de­ In commenting on the pro will justly — and directly — en to enroll at Lafayette Coll Miss Valenti plans to seek a gram Planning and Develop munity College. Slavin is marr t '°n law s ever proposed in the signed to assist local, munici­ posed legislation. Senators Dirk pay their proper share of the ere. according to Richard W. bachelor of arts degree in m a­ ment of the Hospital and Health led and has four sons. Bc-causc' country was introduced recent- pal and regional sewer author inson and W all work said: cost of guaranteeing adequate Haines, director of admission; thematics at Lafayette. Council of Metropolitan New his new assignment will take in the New Je rse y Senate by ity disposal p’ant operation in “We are aware that many treatment of sewerage. This Miss Valenti is the daughter At Lyndhurst High she is a Jersey, Inc., effective im­ him to Trenton on a regula'- Senators Fairlcigh S. Dickinson the face of mounting input of municipal and sewage authori will prevent an undue burden of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Va< 'm em ber of the honor society mediately announcement of schedule the Slavins will con Jr.. (Bergen) Chairman of industrial sewage through pub t:es are taking advantage of from falling on the homeown lenti, 136 Tontine Ave., Lynd­ &nd student council and is pres­ his appointment was made by tmue to reside at 28 Cold Spring the Committee on Agriculture, lie sewer grid systems. the State water bonding ar­ er.” hurst. ident of Theta Kappa. She is Henry M. Kennedy, Council Pr road in Trenton. Conservation and Natural Re­ The legislation charges loc rangement for financing the up Senators Dickinson and Wall Lafayette has had an ail-male on the staff of the yearbook and esident and former vice-presi­ In making the announcement sources. and James H. Wall- til. municipal and regional sew grading of their systems. But work pointed out that under enrollment for 138 years. The is a m em ber of the French dent of Prudential Insurance Kennedy said the appointment work (Essex), Chairm an of the age authorities with enforce new plants cannot be designed existing State law a property college plans to admit 135 wo­ club. Company. of Slavin is in keeping with tile Committee on A ir and Water ment by injunctive action and and built overnight. We believe tax exemption is applicable to Slavin. who will succeed the Council s plans to expand its Pollution and Public Health. calls for a minimum fine of $1. something must be done now. the full cost of equipment in ­ recently resigned Dr. Joseph D. services in the four county area The proposed legislation, 00(i and a maximum of $5,000. “ New technologies in indus stalled for pollution control. Gross Attacks Southern Grip O f Chairmenships Fikus. has spent the past 13 of Essex. Union. Hudson an'l which could result in fines as Repetitive or continuous viola try. resulting in increased They said they will also sup­ years with various departments Nelson Gross, candidate for Easterner in the entire group." Morris. Additional staff mem high as $5,000 per day for vio t:on will call for as much as a chem ical contamination of ef port legislation, now under con of the State of New Je rso y and the Republican nomination for If Republicans can capture tx-rs will be appointed during lators, authorized the n e w $5,000 per day fine and the seal fluent, are creating new prob­ s'deration in the Senate, which the City of Trenton. Since 196« U. S. Senator from New Jersey, seven Senate seats now held by the next several months. Will State Department run the ladies of the Em blem Club. this morning?’, and yju’ve Other schools being estab Anthony Lione. Mrs. Joseph Near As Your tive of living at home. I will ning past the window, looking The ladies of the Perth Am found the perfect answer. !:shed are Humanities. F in e and Melillo. Mrs. Bernard Parisi. give an account of a typical lovely in the clothes that you hoy Emblem Club 258 were Performing Arts. Applied Arts ¡'nd Mrs. Arthur Ripp. morning at Elliot Terrace. wanted to wear. and Sciences. Mathem atics and hostesses for the state work­ The day usually begins at 7 In your anger you just reach Conrad Marionettes Science, and Education. The ad shop meeting at the Perth Am Telephone" A.M.. as your roommate’s a in the closet and take out what­ ministrative reorganization is boy Elks Lodge building- Rep Conrad Woyce performed Ap larm clock goes off right be­ ever you grab first, and it looks ore facet-, of M ontclair State's rcsentatives from the nine New ril 29 at the James G. Shawger Drive Carefully Ready Reference Business Directory side your ear. When she finally ic. As you face the m irror and transformation into a multi-pur Jersey clubs were present. see yourself as the world sees School. Belleville, on a pro­ turns it off about 20 minutes la­ pose institution. Among other Past Supreme President Mrs. you. you realize why your so­ gram sponsored by the PT A . For Goods and Services You Need te!’ your head is in such a state facets are increased enrollment, J< hn Graziano announced the PERSONAL that you overlook the fact that cial life hasn’t been so fantas­ Woyce has been a member an expansion of academic offer formation of four new Emblem "Single. Widowed. tic recently. of the F5ut>petecrs of Am erica Divorced?” When You Need Them! your first class isn't until 12 ii'gs and of community services, Clubs this past year; Los Ange­ o'clock. Out in the living room, your since 1956. and has performed rind happiness by and construction of new facili les. California: Waldwick. R.I.. meeting someone new suitemates are making some i:i schools, libraries, churches Feeling unde awake, you de ties. Middletown. Conn.: arid Kenai, For a FREE confidential tea on the hotplate. As you sit and organizations in Npw York tid e to get up early and do Elected to the School of Social Alaska. Guest speaker was Dis­ Interview call down to munch on your graham and New Jersey. Plumbina some studying — until y*>u at ar.d Behavioral Sciences senate trict Deputy Mrs. John Brogan INTRODUCTION’S AIR CONDITIONING crackers (you’re attempting a tempt to get out of bed! R eal­ Woyce is known in Lyndhurst was Frederick Pa u l M ver of of West Milford. The North Ar UNLIMITED izing that a couple of more diet again) you ponder with the Ridge Rd. No. Arlington, p s the owner of Conrad’s Mus 202 Riverside Ave.. Lyndhurst, l:ngton Em blem Club will ho=t others the various new bits of 998-7902 “ Do - It-Yourself” hours of beauty sleep can do I: Center. 202 Ridge Road. a junior social science major. the next workshop meeting on you anything but harm. you gossip and incidents that will ANCO craw l back into bed. develop during the day. Plumbing Heating Before even attempting to One of your suitemates de SERVICE CO. sleep again, you cover your C’des to iron a blouse. As she Sales & S e rv ic e Electrical Suoolies puts in the iron the lights go head completely with yvxir pil Central Air Conditioning low so as to muffle the sound of out. You can’t imagine, as you Farringtons frolic in Caribbean Sink», Bath Tub», Toiierr, Window Units l-.iok around the room at the B a iin s A Electrkal Supplies. >our roomate s size-12-feet as A l l M a k e s she scurries around the room, iron, lights, hotplate, record Bathroom Vanities made to Commercial refrigeration. opening and closing drawers, o rd e r. d ’opping things on the floor U N Ik MMOOTH: Na», Vo. 2.-)1 1‘ark Avr., Nutley, N. Z. Plppe» Cut & ThrtaOea and turning light on and off. Ora Have UNWANTED 667-1918 One great advantage, especi HAIR RRMOVCD T a O rde r ally in the morning, is having your bed wall to wall with the East Rutherford bathroom. Nothing could be A. TURIEL.LO A SON Supply Company more enjoyable than to awake ;pmolete Home im provem ent to the sounds of someone sing Additions Dormers - eS4-2Sh Paler*«» ing in the shower, someone gar igti Finished Basements P Koth»rf«rd «» «.IAW.il gling with Listerine. and the, and Attica *itcnen« Modernised toilet bowl running in your Aluminum Siolng A Rooting Refrigerator Service ea r. Aluminum Doors « Window* About 10 o'clock you give up « Forest Ave. Lyndhnrat ON ALL MAKES trying to sleep and leap out of Kadlouiatk' Elfdrolyab GEneva 8-3663 ^btd. Well, a slow roll is more Be C*INA 4M LaCORTE~5ROS- 1 ke it. Feeling ambitious, you AGATA BRAtTTY RAl4)l« • lOiNC. ALTERATION! T. J. Naul+v make your bed for the first /*D J i ' i I O N S A! I TYPfcS OF 10 Auaes Av«*nii. time in a week. Now you sit •riiirt’k Kiertrolvd- ORCH ENCLOSURE! Z o ma In Today fe» A/**Jf uW S A DOOR« down and rest up for the great WC iNSTALt ■ nttaxrii OuPont Vinyl Coated K m h r i t u r d !\ I attempt trying to get into the Aluminum Siding bathroom and surviving onco by the Sensational ifa^ma Oua“a»*a* '«• Cunsultstiof I'h oM r- VI K h i> lfl Nou're in there. OAU vrv,,,*,, i m ix The bathroom is a conglome « 1 »-mac w r »-«*»* 'M Midland A»« Arlington. N ¿ ri.tion of stockings, toothpaste. ranmaiM Qlvea Service Electrician» S T O V E R a n d G L A S S Stove Parte GET FULL For All Mali «» Of Stov«a. MraSji■V \ -■ ■ W t ; §303 B^rjrenlin*- A *r. * CALL FOR A FREE W e s t N e w Y o r k . N J . #7093 ESTIMATE O'-' A NEW Í! P h o n e 868-6355 220 volt — 3 wire mm a SERVICE TODAY r V Servit.r- GE 8-4505 Grace, Mom, Bobby, Dad and Cliff A.Chasar&soii Television Sevenant A%-., Lyndhuin Color — PortaWe» vacation. The Farringtons saved for it need. Just get the entire family into Masonry a little at a time, each one in an Equity the act by opening an account for each DEGERDON'S T.V Vacation Club account. Why not follow one of them. Here's how the Farringtons F o r m e r ly their example. Enjoy a carefree vacation did it: M & M Friatik - DeRer4c-a Mason & Brick Work 2(9-B Ridge ftd Porches — Brick Veneer — North Arlinirtoo It’s big. TOTAL Walls — Patios — Sidewalks — WEEKLY M 1 - 4 3 M But you can grow into it. Alterations . Free Estimate« Grace Saved $ 1 $ 50 Call Anytime It seats 7.' Comfortably. And still has JOHN'S 759-2572 T.V . Service & S a le * 35 cu. ft. of loading space in the rear. Cliff Saved $ 2 $100 O r with th e back seats O ut, our Sta­ Music. Ins+ruct'pn 438 -9 12T tion W agon has 176 cu. ft. of loading Bobby Saved $ 3 $150 RCA • Zenith • Hitachi space. Almost twice that of a conven­ npicm o^Orqan B. A W . A Color T.V. tional wagon. Mom Saved $ 5 $250 Discount Price» Maybe you can use ¡1 now? Accordion 309 Chase Ave., Lyndhurst Dad Saved' $10 $500 A antqae method created Club memberships now available fer your enjoyment bv TV SALES_& SERVICE Three County VICTOR and...you get cash dividends, too! FRANGIPANE AN CO Volksw agen Compo*er and Arranger for SERVICE CO. Cleff . Century • Heritage S a le s & S e rv ic e 701 Riverside Ave. and Schubert Music Co of Television Antennas QUITY SAVINGS New Y ork C ity Auto Radio Lyndhurst • 933-8383 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ADULTS oiAy alae a p p ly fei Color Specialists •ccaaional leaaona al (I mil«* » « n th o f K o iite X, ltiv«*rsi<1e Avi*. F \ i t ) KEARNY V i l P a rk Ave., Nutley. v I. m i n w m i t i l 1918 i-Aob 1 WfcXVL 'tut, LJtA bU V*k»a i favi|OÍ»/vY, ^ it, iv7t< gil gotham turn« the Vikings Protest Heart-Breaker Loss L yn d h iirst

North (Arlington is trying to Weigand took _actjon after plate went over the backstop al base. After reversing their de spotlite on the stars rrend a heart-breaker. r Mountain Lakes was allowed to lowing both runners tb score cision twice, ttie officials ruled Recreation News Baseball Coach Church Wei score two runs on a wild pitch, ami starting the dispute. that both runs stood, and the D O T T I E S the playing of the pair, Brad- t»and posted a formal eomplaim Weigand said that the umpire? The ground rule states that takers had a win. Weigand will Midland ley and DeBusschere set up the Monday after the Vikings drop erred. two bases were to be awarded file an official protest with the R ex Peters, the Farm League Baseball stand Independent Men's Club 0 2 and title win... Maybe they don't go pC League Field. wins. to see thse over-sized sopho al ball... A tough choice for by Oick Mirocco Senior Citixens c ombination of four periods: Winners of the Junior Olym mores congratulating the water any youngster... Well, Tony Ri Period 1. July 12,17: period 2. pies Ti*ack and Field Events Wednesday, a week ago. re Park. Diamonds 2. 3 and 5. If you are an older adult who potta, the big guy at Queen of b«Y «or making it out on the July 26 31: period 3. August 9 will travel by Parks Dept, bus field without spilling more than minded everyone of October, in Spectators are always welcome. enjoys companionship, serenity Airman Buraszewslci Peace, has made up his mind... 14: period 4, August 23 28. to Leonia on Saturday. May 16. a drop! stead of May. Nevertheless relaxation, card games, nutri II will be Princeton for Tony... with the rain date of May 23 Assigned To M cGuire Sal Bontempo, who divides t'ous food, nature, athletic ac Senior Citizen tour groups T hey foresee a brilliant colle­ thfct was the night the Magnifi Close Bowling Race Good luck to all our Lyndhurst tivities, crafts, etc.. you will be may also visit Frost Valley on giate career for the lad who can his time between running the cent Men and the Fire Depart Airman Thomas J. Buraszes a daily basis on any of the \ oungsters participating. State Democratic Committee mcnt decided to make up a pre Arlington Decorators and interested to know that t h e k-. son of Mr. and Mrs. /Andrew play football, baseball and bas­ Women’s Summer Bowling and the Braidburn Country \iously rained — out game*. Horvath Bros. Trucking are Frost Valley YMCA is offering following day: July 8. 9. 21. J. Buraszoski. 146 Valley Brook ketball and probably will con­ League is scheduled to o p e n Ciub, announces that a swim­ With weather like that, they only one game apart in the race $ou a unique opoortunitv to 23 or August 4. 5. 6. 18. 19. Ave.. Lyndhurst. has graduated c en tra te on football and base­ Thtlrsday. May 28. 8:30 p.m. a* ming pool and indoor tennis should have played in the rain. f o r first ^>lace position in the vacation in the Catskill Moon 2l). D aily visits include a lunch w ith honors at Sheppard A F B . ball at Princeton... On the sub­ Arlington Lanes. Ten teams arc* com plex h a ve been added to But no m atter how unusual the Tuesday Niters Bowling League tains this summer. The Frosi W banquet: registration is re Tex., from the U. S. Air Force ject, how about that Bill Brad­ you have an interest participating in the league. Re the club and that they will op­ weather, the outcome was the The teams rolled against each Valley YMCA owns and oper ciuired If ley of the Knicks?... The head training course for jet aircraft en Oct. 1... N e ve r m in d t h e rther April 2« and Arlington De a',es the Forstman Conference «»- «> Frost Valiev- vacation. Ristration is now closed. Anyone lines go to the high scorers, same. The Magnificent Men mechanics. tennis and swimming, Bontem­ esine out on top. this time by a eorators approaches the last Center consisting of 2200 acres please contact the Frost Valley «ho signed up for a team and but anybody who knows t h e has not received a eaU from her Airman Buraszeski. a mem po, h a ve you cleaned the mo$- score of 21 3. The score is really night of the season with a one cf choice land located in ttifr Office for additional informa game realizes that Bradley's captain is asked to call the bet of the A ir National Guard, ouitoes out of the sixth hole?... immaterial. When people ask game lead over Horvath. Edie heart of 400.000 acres of Cat tion and application, deadly playmaking is what Parks Dept 438 0060 was trained to repair current however (Skip) Liddle, son o ;,bout one of their games, they Kozlowski milt'd a 523 series skill Game and Forest Pre The Frost Valley YMCA ai makes the Knicks tick... Brad Air Force jet fighters. He is Lyndhurst police chief, has a for Horvath serve. This 2200 ;»cre trac t is so owns and operates a r e s i The Babe Ruth League ojkm i ley did his college playing at don’t ask who won but by what full fellowship on a psychology traversed by five miles of cry dent summer camp. Camp Wa (*ci its 20th season in Bergen ' being assigned to the 108th Con Princeton, then went off to Ox­ score. Ja c k Fladung of the Fire Sonia Lazarski of Anta Key C >untv Park with the defend solidated Aircraft Maintenance project... Skip played football Department summed it up this stal clear trout streams, a 16 wa.vanda. for boys and giris ford to study for two years... punch bowled a 203 560 series mg champs Police Dept, team Souadron at McGuire AFB. at Queen of Peace and is one w ay: “ These guys are good. acre lake, and is completed nine through sixteen years of However, he kept his hand in Anta wx)n two games from Ru defeating the Independent The airman is a 1969 gradu ot the country's best collefiate They just make you make mis surrounded by mountainous age. Special adventure p r o- the hoop by airplane — com­ tHerford Movers. Men's Club by a score of 6 2. ate of Lyndhurst High School. killing the Boston mackerel off tik es and then pounce on them Catskil! terrain which assures grams have been devised to muting to Italy weekends *o Bogle Agency defeated the the Jersey Coast... Maybe mac There’s nothing more to tell.” M ary De! Russo blasted the \ou of a peaceful and beautiful challenge and excite the teen play in an Italian basketball Parks Dep*. 10. The Legion and kerel don't read all those stor­ With the season only three pins for a league high 236 game Minosphere. Featured in tiv age camper. These teenage pro The Chicago headquarters of league... Where he got the repu Elks played to a 4-4 tie on ies about the pollution of the weeks old. a battle already and showed her K irk ’s Trans Conference Center is a beanti grams are: Trail Blazers (4 the National Association of tition for beinq "una helluva Wednesday night with John ocean water... The mackerel, lms for first place. North Ar mission team the way to a two ful multi million dollar estate week wilderness canoeing ex Real Estate Boards houses the guy, hey boss?"... Paul Horo­ Bilinsky bafting a 5th inning which run about three quarters lington Pharmacy, by virtue of game win over Zarro’s. form erly owned by the Forst periencc for the boys in Quo largest real estate library in witz of The Newark News is homer with 2 men on base. Po of a pound, often are compared t* eir 8-7 squeaker over Gallo s man Woolen Industry family. bee. Canada; wilderness canoe the world. easily and away the best bas­ A li’s Katz took two games lice Dept, beat Bogle Agency to mountain trout... Sol Rosen Meats, are tied for the National This building, referred to as ing expedition for the girls ketball writer in the country... from Diaz Agency and Boy 5 2. Elks beat the Independent never gives up... When his Jer­ Division lead with the Magnifi the cattle, has paneled rooms, through the Fulton Chain of star player in high school and Ian’s B a r took two from H arry Men s Club 94. Legion beat the sey Jays found waiting for the cent Men. The Pharmacists are umisual antio;n interesting game. Game 2?... And Sol is going to give a- Cathy’s Beauty Salon won all will be spared in maintaining opean camping. European cus games are gambling nuts and i me is 11 a. m.. for all who are way a Shetland pony between three games from the Fifth Ad our reputation for serving e\ lional living, etc.). and the that the money warered on ev­ interested. $ halves... The Jays go into ac­ In other games this Sundas. cl ¡tion. cellent food and providing ton Tent Village (Delaware River REMEMBER ery game is out of this world! tion August 15 when they tra­ ,Toe Graziano and company will notch food service. A compre- Canoe trips, conservation prac For those who have every­ vel to Norfolk to p la y the Nep- CIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB hensiVe and diversified activi tiees. pioneer camping. moun thing Abercrombie & Fitch has make their debut against Glo­ tunes... If television ever dis bal Tourist, while Tom and ty program will be available to tain backpacking and survival come up with its own car.. The The Lyndhurst Girls Athletic covers the minor leagues the Sonny’s w ill take on G allo’s those who wish to participate camping). Additional mforma Hands alone Abercrombie RU M BLE Seat... A Club will hold a cake sale M ay qame will boom... But without Meats. These two games also Activities include: fishing, rion is available in the form of high yeller job, an old fashion­ 1C from noon too 3 p.m. at the television the minor leagues suf v ¡11 be at 11 a. m. At 1 p. m.. boating, canoeing, swimming, flyers. Please write to the Frost ed body with drop-top and VFW* Hall. 527 Valley Brook fer the same kind of financial The Campus will go against The rature walks, arts and crafts, Valley office at 18 South Fuller rumble seat mounted on an In­ Avenue. Lyndhurst. for the be cause litter: pangs the National Football and Loners, and The Jokers will archery. skits. dramatics, ton Avenue. Montclair. N .J.. ternational Harvester chassis nr fit of the uniforms fund. The American Football Leagues fac meet the Fire Department. games, movies, card touma 07042 or call 201 744-3488. with a 111 horsepower Com- girls represent Lyndhurst ed in their salad days... Prob­ ments. music, tennis, sun bath — mance ena:ne... And only $6 ,- lem may be solved when pay The competition is hot. and throughout the state in softball Only hands can ing. nature crafts, etc. For a . . . . • XT .■ , fight 000... D addies, m aybe you can television comes in... there is plenty of excitement, competition. Anthony Spinalli. Membership m the National your protection a rmstered A»

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MRS. JOHN W. MORE MRS. JOHN GORDON MRS. WILLIAM J. LOWIN MRS. ROBERT B. HERO

The wedding of Miss Kathleen ian Empire style gown of silk Last Saturday in Our l^ady of Mrs. Gordon, had as his best The wedding of Miss Judith Ushering were Steve Ereyng Miss Mary Eyelyn Famularo, Miss Joanne Famularo. sister Marie Doyle, daughter of Mr. organza trimmed with Venice Mt. Carmel Church. Lyndhurst, man Robert Dale Hart, son of Wyckoff. daughter of Mr. and and Richard Moody. Michael (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo ­ of the bride was maid of honor. and Mrs Aloysius E. Doyle of lace. A touch of pihk satin rib­ the wedding of Miss Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart. 130 Mrs. Harold Wyckoff of 89 Bel Winters, cousin of the bride, seph J. Famularo of 663 Kings- Bridesmaids were Miss Donalyu •ii Hedden terrace. North Arling bon ran down the front of the F. Carey to Mr. John Gordon Bel mount Avenue, North (Ar­ mount avenue, to William J. was ring bearer. land avenue. Lyndhurst, be­ Busnelli. cousin of the bride and ten. to John Walter More, son or gtblue organza Company. Newark. The bride­ Mass. A reception was held at wore mid-Victorian Empire was givai in marriage by her Gordon, with Callahan Truck hurst. Upon their return from a gowns with puff sleeves and groom is employed at Benedict - Wayne Manor, Wayne. style gowns in pink voile. father. ing Company. Jersey City, is a wedding trip to Florida. the Miss Janice Wyckoff. sister karate skirt. The other attend Miller. Lyndhurst-” Afier a Ber Mrs. Edward McFadden. sis­ A reception followed at the veteran of the United S t a t e s couple will reside in Ruther­ Upon their return from a of the bride, was maid of hon ants wore the same style gown^ muda Honeymoon, the couple ter of the bride, was matron of Galaxy, Belleville Navy. ford. wedding trip to Puerto Rico, the or. Bridesmaids were Misses in turquoise blue. The maid of will reside in Lyndhurst. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss The bride was attired in an couple will reside in Kearny. Upon their return from a Kathy Winters, cousin of t h e honDelivery To Pay Miss DiLascio received a B. Complete Catering Service

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PAGE TEN T 11E LEADER PJtESS THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970 Keep Your Faith, Co To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days

Nursery and infant care is Surviving are two sons. Ed ’ provided during the morning was C. of Wallington and Hal­ Parent Teacher Council Meets service. 6:00 p. m. Back to oid W. of Carlstadt: a daugh In Annual Session May 20 (Ï1 Church Services Camp Night - Spaghetti Dinner ter. Mrs. Edward Sneath l’i’i Church Services Camps and Conference of East Rutherford: five grand The Bergen County Council of gates. Program Donation $1.00 c hildren and four great grand Parent Teacher Associations The proposed slate of officers THURSDAY. MAY 14 children. Spring County Council will is Mrs. August Steinbauer. Has Lyndhurst 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship Funeral services were Mon meet May 20. at Hackensatk brouck Heights, president: Mrs. North Arlington TUESDAY. MAY 19 day. High School. Robert Cramer. Oakland: Mrs. and is effective in meeting hu SACRED HEART R. C. 8:00 p. m. Bible School Teach Registration will begin at 7:30 Robert Van Iderstine. Lodi. Mrs QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH Bible Study CHURCH ni«n problems today, accord crs and Staff meeting p. m. and the business meeting Donald Hodges. Westwood. Vice North Arlington, N.J. 7 p.m. Fellowship & Parish RMgt Rd. A N«w Jersey Ave. ing to the Christian Science Les Matthew Romanowski Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. THURSDAY, MAY 21 will convene promotly at 8 p.m. presidents and Mrs. Walter Life Comm. Rft. Rev. Msgr. Henry G. J. «on-Sermon on “ Mortals anil Tnuhy, Pastor 11:45 a. m. Women's Assoeia Matthew Romanowski of 201) Election and installation of Off Smith. Hackensack, correspond 8 p.m. Women's Exec. Meet Beck, Pastor Immortals" to be read t h i s Rev. Joseph M. Quinlan tion Circle I Ridge Park drive. North Arling icirs. announcement of student ing secretary. ing MASSES Sunday. Rev. Joseph J. Laudati ton. formerly of Lyndhurst died scholarship grant receipients. A Leadership Training Course DAILY - Writing by the Apostle Paul Rev. James J. Brady May 8 of a heart attack at the i::1 reduction of teacher fellow for all presidents, officers and ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL 7:50, 8:00, f:00, 4:10 p.m. on immortality will be r e a d LYNDHURST UNITED Rectory — 10 Franklin Place, office of a physician in L.vnd licity record books selected for executive committee members CHURCH Sat. - 7:00, 0:00, 0:90, 9:00 from the Bible. Citations from METHODIST CHURCH 991 7440 hurst. He was 52. State Convention will be part of will be held at the School of In Sunset Avenue and York Road FIRST FRIDAY - Science and Health with Key Stuyvesant and Tontine Aves. Convent — 18 Franklin Place, Born in Scranton. Pa.. Mr. the evening program. formation Wednesday. June. 10. North Arlington, N.J. 1:00, 7:00, 7:30, 0:00, 9:00, to the Scriptures by Mary Bak Rev. Norman Smith, Pastor 997 2141 Romanowski lived in North Ar Workshops for officers and in the T. Baldwin Demarest The Rev. Frederick C. Fox, III, 0:30 p.m. »•r Eddy, include this statement 307 Tontine Ave. 438-4928 Christian Brothers Faculty hngton for the past six years. chairmen will follow the busin .School, Old Tappan from 7 to Priest in Charge H O U DAYS - “ Through many generations *•00 p.m. Jr.-Senior MYF House — 200 Ridge Road, For 30 years he was a long ess meeting. They will be con­ 10 p. m. This is a departure Office Phone: 991-7252 4:00, 7:00, t;00, 9:00, 10:00, human beliefs will be attaining !«♦ Monday — 991 0235 shoreman and foreman with In ducted by County Council per from the usual all-day session Rectory Phone: 991-3137 n Noon, 6:30, I N Evening diviner conceptions, and the 8 p.m. Official Board Baptisms — Every Sunday at tcrnational Terminal Operating sonnel who will have resource of the past, and it is hoped a SUNDAY — immortal and perfect model Monday — 2 p.m. (Obtain form at Rec­ Co! Inc.. Port Elizabeth. He material available for distribu three hour concentrated semi 4:30, 7:30, 0:45, 10:00, 11:15, rf God’s creation will finally be 3:30 p.m. Aldersgate Youth tory one week in advance). THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN served with the Army from 1942 tion. This is an opportunity for nar in the evening will draw i f » . 5 p.m. seen as the only true concep Choir Other times by appointment. CHURCH OF CARLSTADT to 1946 and was stationed in i woming and outgoing chair those who might not be able to I:4S, 11:30 Auditorium tion of being.“ Wednesday — Marriages — Should be arrang 457 Division Ave. JaDan after World War 11. men and officers to exchange attend a day session. Mrs. BAPTISMS - The public is invited to at 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir ed with the Priest at least 2 438 5524 He leaves his wife. Mrs. Ka ideas. Units are urged to be re­ George B. Brown. State vice- Every Sunday, 2:00 p.m. tf*nd services beginning at 11 4th Monday — months in advance. Rev. William G. Doxsey thryn Berdv Romanowski: a presented by their president president will conduct the DEVOTIONS - a.m. at First Church of Christ 8 p.m. Men's Club CONFESSIONS — 9:15 a.m. Church School son. Gerald, of this place: course. Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. 3rd Saturday — ;'i least three authorized dele Saturdays and evening of Scientist. E. Pierrepont & Lin three brothers. Charles of New 11 a.m. Divine Worship Miraculous Medal Novena 7:30 p.m. 3F AH Units are urged to write Holy Days and First Fri­ coin Aves.. Rutherford. York. Albert of Pittsburgh and Youth Meetings — Sunday CONFESSIONS - to: The National Aeronautics days, 4-5:30 p.m., and eve­ Benjamin of Swoyerville, Pa.: Westminster Evening. Saturdays; eves of Holy Days and Space Administration Man- nings after Mass. SUNDAY SERVICES — Peter Mueller six sisters. Mrs. Sophie Kos and of First Fridays - 3:00 to W innow ings red Spacecraft Center, Astron­ 9:45 a.m. Church School mark and Miss Irene Romanow 5:00 p.m.; 7:00 »o 9:00 p.m. 11 a.m. Morning Worship Peter Mueller. 8ti. of 201 The Presbytery of the PaJi aut Office. Houston. Texas. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ski. both of Edgewater: Mrs. Monday evenings after Nove Court avenue. Lyndhurst. died sades is sponsoring a trip to 7/058. opposing Mrs. Madaiyn ARLINGTON bast Rutherford Helen Polk of Garfield. Mrs. na Devotions. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL May 4 at home after a brief Hong Kong for young people, Murray O'Hair's protest to read 450 Kearny Ave., Kearny, N.J. Amelia Kosmark of Lancaster. CHURCH illness. grades 11 and 12: and college the Bible in space. She plans to The Rev. Robert E. Stetson, C H R I S T Pa., and Mrs. Lucy Kulozewski OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL Stuvvesant A Forest Aves. Bom in Brooklyn, he had freshmen and sophomores; for present 27.000 letters to NASA Minister and Mrs. Violet Check, both of PARISH Lyndhurst, N.J. lived in Lyndhurst for the past the months of July and August. with a demand that they be pub Mr«. Robert Haff, Minister of Methodist Church Swoyerville: and two grand licly censured for their act and Church — 149 Copeland Avenue Rev. Coval T. Grater, Rector !,i years. He was a stock clerk The cost of the trip is $1.1050. Music. The Rev. Hae-Jong Kim, Pastor children. to prevent any further demon near Riverside Avenue Office Phone: 4315*48 for the Bankers Trust Co.. New The Reverend und Mrs. Rob­ 9:45 ».m. - Church School for all Sunday. May 17 — Services were Mondav in st rations of faith by public lea­ Rectory — 197 Kingsland Ave., York City, for about 15 years, ert B. Stuart of the Commurri ones. 9:45 a.m. Confirmation Ser­ Burk Funeral Home. 52 Ridge ders. The Bergen County Coun ' at Willow Avenue RUTHERFORD BAPTIST before retiring in 1949 tv Church of Ridgewood will be 11 a.m. - Morning Kwrshlp vice and Holy Communion road. Lyndhurst. cil has gone on record in sup Phone: 935-1177 CHURCH His wife, the former Cath- the advisors for the trip, which 4 p.m. - Jr. and Sr. Baptist Rev. Hae Jong Kim. preach port of the astronauts to read Nev. Edward J. Hayes, Pastor Pestor John Dexter Greenleaf trine Krause, predeceased him. will include a study of the mis Youth Fellowship ing. Worship Assistant. Mr. the Bible from their spacecraft, Rev. Henry Naddeo, Asistant Phone: 438-4795 He is survived by three sons. Mrs. Margaret R. Lyon sion of the church in this area. All are welcome. Bob Van Bochove: Acolytes. spacecraft. MASSES "The Church of the Royal Wel­ Peter Jr.. Norwalk. Conn.. For information. Rev. Stuart Lynn Allen and Cheryl Fi^a Sunday: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:00 come" Charles, with whom he lived Mrs. Margaret R. Lyon of can be reached at 962 6652. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH gerald. Weekdays, 7:30 a.m. and Riverview Gardens. North A rl­ THE LORD'S DAY - and George. Westbury. L. I : a 1970 Summer Camps & Confer Birch Furnishings 233 Ridge Road, North Arlington Monday. May 18 — 7:30 p.m. 9*45 a.m. Bible School daughter. Mrs. Anna O'Connell. ington. widow of Samuel M. ences — Are To Be Auctioned Pastor, Charles M. L. Oberkehr 8:15 p.m. Regular monthly CONFESSIONS - 11 a.m. - Morning Worship, Port Jefferson. L. I., seven Lyon, died yesterday at West The following is offered bv Furnishings and Works of Ar* 213 Ridge Road meeting of Faith & Fun Club Saturdays and Evenings of Youth Fellowship grandchildren and 17 great Hud:on Hospital. Kearny. She the Synod of N .J. for young of the palatial 75 room man Church Phone: 991 2883 Tuesday. May 19 — Holydays, 3-4 and 7-8 p.m. 7 D.m. Evangelistic Service grandchildren. was 79. people: slon of the late Stephen Birch. Parsonage: 998-7140. 10 a.m. WSCS rummage and Thursday before First Fri­ Wednesday — The funeral was last Thurs 1. Counselor in Training (gra Bom in Glasgow. Scotland. Jr.. will be auctioned by 0. Run Sunday School — 9 a.m. bake sale in Fellowship Hall. day, 7 to 8 p.m. 0 p.m. Hour of Blessing day from the Burk Funeral duated 11th & 12th graders on Mrs. Lyon came to Kearny 50 die Gilbert of Garrison, N.Y.. Services — 9 and 10:30 a.m. Everyone invited. First Friday before Mass Home. ly) June 27-July 11. Fee. $50. years ago. She moved to North cr, May 14. 15 16 and 18. The Luther League: 2nd and 4th day Thursday, May 21 — ^ BAPTISMS - 2. Senior High 1 & Senior- of month, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Junior Choir rehear Sunday at 2 p.m. by appoint­ LYNDHURST HEBREW Arlington 10 years ago. She was mansion, located at 503 Valley High 2 plus: (Graduated 9th Alpha Omega: 4th Monday o? sal ment CENTER Miss Margaret Davis a member of the Guiding Star Road on Route 202. Mahwah. thru 12th grade) June 21-27 and month, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Senior Choir rehearsal MARRIAGES - 333 Valley Brook Avenue, be­ of the Loyal Orange Ladies In will be used by the new North tween Ridge Rd. A Stuyvesant Miss Margaret Davis. 81. of June 28 July 4. Fee $45. Men's Club: 1st Monday of the At the Rectory as soon as stitution. cm State College of New Je r ­ Ave., LyndRurst 548 Madison street. Carlstadt. 3. fticycle. Trail and Canoe month, 8 p.m. possible sey as their Administration Rev. David Brown, Cantor died May 5 after a long illness. She leaves three sons. Arehi Camps — (Graduated 7th thru Church Council: 2nd Monday of n o t i c e NOVENAS - Building. A public exhibit will T aki notice that Guidetfi• Rogai- Born in Port Jervis. N. Y.. bald of Madison. Samu°l M. Jr. l!»;h grade) the month, 8 p.m. • k» - Wage Post No. 3549 Veterans Study: 438-9582 be held Monday and Tuesday. Miraculous Medal Monday Miss Davis had lived in Carl of Ridgewood, and David of 1. All High School Special — Church Bowling League: Every Foreign Wars, has applied to Ihe Home: 935-0744 May 11 and 12. from 11 a.m. to Qoard c-f Commissioners of the 7:30 p.m. sfadt for the past two years. New Britain. Conn.: and 11 (Graduated 7th thru 12th Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Township of Lyndhurst. New Jer St. Anthony Tuesday, 7:30 7 p.m. to help three l o c a l aey for a Club license for prtnn She lived previously in New grandchildren. grade) Ju ly 5-July 11. Fee $45. <.adies Guild: 3rd Wednesday c* p.m. LATTER DAY SAINTS OF charities — Mahwah Ambu ses situated at 527 Valley Brook York City. 5. Middle High 1 & Middle the month, 8 p.m. A''fnio, Lyndhurst. New Jersey RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION - JESUS CHRIST Services were held Saturday lance Corps.. Mahwah Patrol F red Gabrielle, President. 360 A. E. Starks, Pastor She retired in 1950 from the High 2 — Warwick Conference Pre-Confirmation Class: Each Copeland Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. Wednesday, 3:15 p.m. a‘ the George J. Brierley men's Benevolent Association. Dominick Morrone Treas.. 2^2 Hydrox Ice Cream Co.. The Center (Graduated 9th thru Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. Lafayette Avf., Lvndhurst. N. J. Services Every Sunday at the Funeral Heme. 752 Kearny ave Mahwah Historial Society as Adoniram Masonic Temple, Bronx. N. Y.. with whom she 10th grades) Ju ly 19 25 and Ju Confirmation Class: Each Joreph loscio. 'Secy.. 204 Post ST MICHAEL'S R.C. CHURCH nue. Kearny. Interment was in they will collect $1 donation Ave. Lynd^'i-ct. N J 221 Second Ave., Lyndhurst had been associated for 20 1\ 26 Aug. 1. Fee $45. Thursday, 7 p.m. Anthony Spinalli 3 yr Trustee, Ridge Rood A Page Avenu« Arlington Cemetery. hom each person. 3?n Ore-n Ave.. Lyndhurst, N. J. 10 a.m. - Church School years. She was a parishioner 6. Senior High Music — Camo Senior Choir: Fach Thursday a* Rev. Ladislaus J. Wllczewskl, Pat Ferrie. 2 yr. Trustee. 328 11 a.m. - Preaching Service of St. Joseph’s R. C. Church I.obanon (Graduated 9th thru 8 p.m. Livingston Ave.. Lyndhurst, N. J Pastor CARD OF THANKS Rev. David Barrett John Penick 1 vr. Trustee. Ridg« East Rutherford. l?th >?rade Aug. 15 22. Fee. $52 Church Social Club: 3rd Satur Rd.. Lyndhurst. N. J Fr. Anthony F. Bogdziewicz Objections, if any. should be ST. MATTHEW'S EVANGELI­ Surviving are several nieces TRIVIG N O Deeming it im 7. Folk Art Festival Beth Leaving Lyndhurst day Fr. Martin Silver possible to thank all in person made immediately in writing to CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH and nephews including Mrs. anv Beach. Delaware (Grad The Rev. David Barrett, pas F-ed O Taub. Municipal Cl®rk, Sunday Masse«: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, we wish to take this means cf of Lvndbi'rst, New Jersey. Valley Brook Ave. & Travers PI Genevieve Reisack. with whom oatcd 9th thru 12th grade) Aug tor of Reed Memorial United FfltST PRESBYTEKl** GU'DETTl RUGALSKI-W AiE 10:00, 11:30 expressing our sincere a n d CHURCH P O S T N O . ’ *<*9 v e t e r a n s Rev. Ernest G. Lindner, Pastor she resided. :‘:»28. Fee. $45. Presbyterian Church, has dis FOREIGN W A R S Weekday Masses: 7:00, 7:30, heartfelt thanks to all our rela Office: 295 Travers Plac« Funeral services were held closed his acceptance of a call OF NORTfl ARLINGTON Fred Gabrielle Pres 8:00 lives and friends for t h e i r nenry C. Kreutrer, Pastor Joseph loscio. Secy Phone: 939-2134 Fi ¡day fi-om the Beverly Heights Uni 527 Valley Brook Avenue. words of consolation, many spi­ Readina Classes For Ridge Road & Ilford Avenue Lyndhurst. N J 9:15 & 10:45 Worship Services ted Presbyterian Church in WESTMINSTER UNITED ritual bouquets and floral tri Phone: 991-3444 M » v 7. 14, 1970 9:15 a.m. Sunday School FDU This Summer Mt. Lebanon. Pa. where he will F EES: $19.30 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs. W . Lemanowicz butes at the funeral of our hr Sunday. May 17 SU N D A Y — Dr. Rita Fass, Director o» serve as Minister of Christian The Rev. Lee R. Bundgus loved husband, father and bre Pentecost Sunday 9:15 a.m. Youth Choir Funeral services were c'n t!*»' Learning Center. Fairleigh Education working with t h e Ridge Road and Page Avenue ti'rr Rocco V. Trivigno. Sei•vices 9 & 11 N O T IC E 9:43 a.m. Church School ducted Tuesday for Mrs. Celia Plckinson Univeritv. announ youth of the Church. Telephone: 939-7920 Special thanks to the clergy Confirmation at 11 a.m. TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST 11 a.m. Divine Worship Ciecierski Lemanowicz who cos that reading invr'ove The Rev. and Mrs. Barrett Church going families are hap of Sacred Heart R. C. Church Child Care at 9 a.m. only REGISTERED VOTERS (First Sunday — Holy Com­ died unexpectedly Saturday at ncnt c’asses for adults, college kave served the local church pier families. and to the staff of the Nazare Sermon: ‘Holy Spirit Life At the General Election on munion) her home at 523 Octavia Place. students and h;?h school grad­ % r the last three years. The SUNDAY SERVICES — Memorial Home. Inc.. f o r 6 Power’ * November 3, 1970, the legal vo 7 p.m. Senior U M Y F Lyndhurst. uates will be he*d on the Te^ Rev. Mr. Barrett is chairman Worship Services 9:30 and 11 tiicir kind and < fficient services. Thursday. May 14 tcrs of the Township of Lynd­ M O N D A Y — She was born in Jersey City of the Lyndhurst Ministrial As a.m. neck and Rutherford campuses Choir rehearsals 4:30 p.m. hurst, will be requested to .vole 7:15 p.m. Junior High U M Y F and resided in Lyndhurst for Bereaved Trivigno Fa mil > sociation. member of the local Church School, 9:30 a.m. for of the University beginning on Wesley: 8 p.m. Chancel oo the following public ques­ 4th MONDAY — tho iast 25 years. She was .i June 29. At Teaneck classes Kiwanis Club and served on the all ages CARD OF THANKS 7 p.m. Confirmation ('lass tion: 8 p.m. Parents of Teenagers parishioner of St. Michael’s R.C* will be held on Monday. Wed evangelism committee of tl>o 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship B IN D E R We wish to take 8 p.m. Session Meeting "SHALL THE CIVIL SER 1st TUESDAY — Church. ne^dav and Friday nigtits from Palisades Presbytery and on Thursday — this means of thanking all our Friday. May 15 VICE ACT OF THE PROVI­ 7:30 p.m. Council on M inis­ Surviving are her husband. 8 ?0 to 10:20: and at Ruther­ the camps, conferences and re 3:30 p.m. Communicant's relatives and friends for their 8 p.m. Trustee Meeting SIONS OF SUB TITLE 3, Tl tries William: a son. Ray of Whip treat committee of the SvnoJ Class ford the classes will be hr id on 7:30 p.m. Cub Scouts TLE ELEVEN OF THE RE 2nd TUESDAY — pany: a daughter. Mrs. Neil Pa words of comfort, spiritual bou­ of New Jersey. 7:30 p.m. Special Meeting of Monday. Wednesday and Thurs Sunday. May 17 VISED STATUTES. SUPPLE 7:30 p.m. Church School trick of Cranford; six grand quets and floral tributes at the A farewell supper wi’l be Session day cvenimrs from 7 to 9 o'clock 8 a.m. Westminster Choir re MENTS AND AMENDMENTS Board children and four sisters. Mrs. funeral of our beloved w i f e. served at the church on Sunday Friday No prerequisite is required for­ hearsal THERETO, BE ADOPTED BY WEDNESDAY — Theodore Krawczyk. Mrs. Stan mother and daughter. Phyllis at 6 p.m. for the'Rev. and Mrs. th is non credit course. 9:50 a.m. Membership Orien­ THE TOWNSHIP OF LYND 9:30-12 Office Hours ley Shabunia and Mrs. George C. Binder. 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal The course consists of inten­ Barrett and the three children. HURST, NEW JERSEY, FOR 8 p.m. Couple's Club Costello, all of Lyndhurst and Special thanks to the clergy tation Gass 1st THURSDAY — sive work for thirty hours. The Amy. David and Stephen. They THE EMPLOYEES THERE Saturday Mrs. J Romanowski of Jersev o! Sacred Heart R. C. Church 11 a.m. Confirmation Women's Society of Christian srudent is taught how to get the will leave for Mt. Lebanon on OF?" Pastor's Day Off City. and to the staff o,f the Nazare Tuesday, May 19 — Service meaning of a passage in the May 15. Sunday. Pentecost Sunday Memorial Home., Inc.. for their 8 p.m. New. New Adult Fred O. Taub 2nd & 4th T H U R S D A Y — Services were held at 8:30 a mon efficient manner. He in Township Clerk 11 a.m. Confirmation Sunday efficient services. Group 8 p.m. The Graduates m. at the Waldo J. Ippolito Fn creases his vocabulary »nH ac­ Girl For Galloways Monday — Bereaved Binder Family Wednesday, May 20 — Dated: April 23, 30, 3rd THURSDAY — reral Home and at St. Michael's H p.m. Deborah Circle celerates his speed. In addition Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. 11 a.m. Knit & Sew M ay 7, 14, 1970 I p.m. Mothers & Pre-School Church at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday ♦n limed exercises both in and Galloway, of 212 Valley Brook 1:30 p.m. Key Women's F E E S : $22.56 Children Avenue. Lyndhurst. announce Newsletter. A.M. & P.M. Memorial Service uLside of class, he is given 3rd S A T U R D A Y — Wednesday — Mrs. Katherine Phillips Set At St. Matthews practice with tlx* tachistoscope the birth of their first child. 7 p.m. 3 F which throws words, phrases Cynthia Ann. at Clara Maass V»:30 a.m. Dorcas Circle Mrs. Katherine Phillips. 77. The Congregation of St. Mat sentences and numbers on a Memorial Hospital, on May 5. ol 337 Sixth street. Carlstadt thew's Ev. Lutheran Church a- screen at speeds ranging from She weighed seven pounds, four BURK PEED MEMORIAL UNITED died May 7 at her hom. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST giiin invites you to worship with one second to 1 -10th of a second. ounces at birth May 3. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bom in New York City. Mi*s. SCIENTIST u< on Sunday. May 24 at 10:45 Comorehension Ls never sacri The baby’s mother, the for­ 281 Stuyvesant Avenue Phillips had lived in Carlstadt Funeral Home E. Pierrepont & Lincoln Aves. a.m. at the Annual Memorial flced for speed, but both a i t mer Rose Ann Oddo, is the Lyndhurst, N. J. for the past 55 years. Her bus Rutherford, New Jersey Service. built up as the course pro daughter of Mrs. Josephine Od­ Rev. David L. Barrett, Branch of the Mother ChurSh. The band. Gifford, died in 1957. gresses. do. Valley Brook Ave., Lynd First Church of Chirst Scientist, Pastor DIRECTORS of Boston. Mass. She was a parishioner of St. This service is a memorial to AH registration for the course hurst. ^Paternal grandparents. Sunday Services at 11:00 A.M . Church telephone: 438-7487 •Joseph's R. C. Church. East Ru ­ all our men and women who is handled by tihe^Leamdng Cen­ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Galloway, John L. Burk — Paul Konarski Wednesday Evening Meeting at SUNDAY. MAY 17 8 15 o'clock at wich testimonies of therford. the Ladies Auxiliary. have served their country ard ter. 302 Union avenue, Ruther live in Harrison. Christian Science healing are given 9:45 a. m. Bible Sdiool class Beading Room at 5 Station Square •American Legion Burkhard community. Your attendance fcrd. Furt’ier information is Mr. Galloway is a financial 52 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. open effective A p ril 1, Monday es for all ages Post and the American War a! this service is a living tri­ availab’e from the Center. 933 analyst with Monroe Calcula through Saturday, 11 a.m. ot 4 II a.m. Morning Worship 939-0490 p.m. Closed legal holidays. Mothers. bute to their memories. ext( nsions 281 and 282. tor Company. Orange. An understanding of man's Guest Ministers — The Rev immortality was the basis IR+:< T(ll< 403 Ridge Rond Lyndhurst, N. J. 253 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J. 185 Ridge Rd. North Arlington 438-4664 201 - 939-3000 438-7272 998-7555 THURSDAY. MAY li. 1970 Silver Badge Dinner L t i i «Unirsi For Leslie Workers Leslie Co.. Parsippany. for met ly of Lyndhurst. manufac tm er of control equipment, held iis sixth annual Silver Badge Club dinner at the Pennington HIGH SCHOOL ROOSEVELT Club. Passaic, on Saturday. May second, for sixty four mem F a y H ill Beatrice Dorner b< rs and their guests. The af­ Lyndhurst High School PTA Forty-three students attended fair honors those employes, ac hold the final meeting of the t spaghetti luncheon given bv tHe and retired, who have had vrnr in the auditorium last tie Roosevelt School PTA to twenty five years or more of Wednesday, with Mrs. Lewis honor various aids to the prin service with the comoan v. The Aldridge, president, in charge. dent council, tutors, messeti total active service of the mem ATti r a short business meet i pal. Attending were the stu her* is 1907 years. t"g the following officers for gers. aids to the lower grades, the coming year were installed: the absentee girl, and Mrs One new member for 1970 is I’ i s dent. Mrs Carl Penney; Edward Roeschke. principal. Harold W. Schichtel of Weehaw I en He received a sterling sil \ ce presidents. Mrs. Hay Chairman for the luncheon ntond Hamm. Mrs Harold Sla was Mrs. Thomas Cameron, as ' i*t membership card engraved with his name and club insignia *e. and Miss Angela Wisneski: sisted by the Hospitality Com end a gold Bulova Accutnon n cording secretary. Mrs Ben ini'! tee. jam in H II- corresoondine sec wi.tch. ic rctary. Mrs Stanley Wonica- FFERSON The invocation was given by treasurer. Mrs. Grover F.stes; Pat Long Arthur Kerr of Packanack Lake and historian. Mrs. Lewis Al Charles Hall of Wvcknff was di,;d-*re. Installing officer was At the Jefferson School PTAs f\ Mr Donald Covert and the dent», with Mmes. I / h j ’s Mane By Democrats Concert. Choir ci*pan. Al Bernarchicci and ORANGE JUICE Henrik Hansen, vice presidents Bergen County Democratic Robert McCarthy, treasurer: Party Chairman Mathew Feld­ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER COLUMBUS Coupon Good Mor 17 io 2 3 1970. Albert Blohm. recording secre man todav announced that the C oup on q ood a I •nT Shop-ftit« Su p cim o fkit, W w i« ovailobW). At the Executive Board meet tarv; Thomas Morgan corres­ Democratic candidates for mg at the home of president ponding secretary; John Natale Count v Freeholder have select­ p m Mrs. Dominick DcLuca. plans historian. Miss A. Cerr:to read 'd D Bennett Mazur of Fort for the sixth grade farewell par the Historian’s report for the l*e to serve as th°ir Countv t\ were d ceussed and Mrs. Ed year Campaign Manager in the forth ward BIchm was appointed convng election campaign. ÊÊ0 chairman for the committee. WASHINGTON The Smorgasbord Dinner o( Mazur, a former Director of April 2.1 was a great success. Ruth Estes the Board of Chosen Freehold Inanks to all our zealous cooks At an executive board meet ers. and often a candidate for who contributed their culinarv ins of the Washington School the county i>ost. has performed f H Shop-Rite Pricing; gems. PTA plans were made for th«' the same staff functions in 1965 Letters of stnyport to the de f nal meeting of the season to end 1968. He served on the Total Savings on over 300 Advertised Item s...Every W eek! 4t\ < - in of the astronauts to read be held Thursday, May 14. at Board in 1965. 1966 and 1967. tn m the Bible from t h e i r ii p.m "No one has been more dose - »a< -er-t jft will be written to Work done in wood and met Iv associated with County gov- *ht National Aeronautics and al shop by the seventh a n :l e1 nment over the years than ^ patio I Barbette Solo! (where avaikhte) Snace Administration. Manned eighth grade boys will be on Mazur." Feldman said. “ A n d Spacecraft Center, by many display. There will also be a he will be a great asset to ou*1 24 INCH ROUND ADJUSTABLE board members present. fashion show of sewing done by candidates. ** Barbeque Grill Our final meeting will bo held the seventh and eighth grade SHOP RITE 10"«20 ■ Monday. May 18 at 3 p.m. when girls. The candidates for Freehold­ M'-s Warren Bogle. Lyndhurst er are Anthony Scardino nf Double Hibachi < t uneil President, will install Officers for the year 1970 71 Lyndhurst. Sid Aglow of Lc nia SHOP RITE 10 *10 1 the now slate of officers. will be installed. Kevin McDermott of Cresskill rnd Anthonv Spataro of Gar Single Hibachi field. 7 WEB ALUMINUM FOLDING Humblp Travel Club Meadowlands Will Mazur said that he had great L a w n C h a i r Gives Routing Service Be Seminar Subject 8B WEB ALUMINUM FOLDING ADJUSTABLE ^ mmm confidence in tho^ D-'-mocr atic FOR OVEN OR POT FOR OVEN OR POT candidates and felt that they TheHumble Travel Club pro “ The Meadowlands. Boom or Chaise Lounge «*/ Top Round Roast Rump of Beef Roast u. *1 0 9 Bust." will be discussed at a would win and make excellent v*des routing service as one of FOR OVEN OR POT FOR OVEN OR POT seminar at Fairleigh Dickinson public officials the benefits of membership." General Merchandise (where avaitahla} Top Sirloin Roast Eye Round Roast honeiess ib * 1 <’ub president E M Wolf ex University's Teaneck campus He bast'd his ojrtimism on plained. Members may obtain on June 5 at 7:30 p. m. under failure of the incumbent all- joint sponsorship of the Fair ♦U service either by mail or Republican Board of Freehold S | 9 9 In visiting the offices in New leigh Dick'rvson Alumni Associa ers to accept responsibility, for Dress Shirts v ork City at the Esso Build t;on. the Meadowlands Institute the rising problems of Bergen 5 9 4 9 1»i a and the BergenPassaic Chapter Chicken Parts : «T C County and on their preoccu of the Independent Fee Apprais Why pay more far Beaoty and Health Aids 1*1 addition to marked m^ns. pat ion with clubhouse politics. 'lit routing service includes ers Association. 2S c OIF . Abt I. SUPER SI/E “ The Nixon Administration's Humble Travel Club Touring The seminar will be open to inadequacy in troubled times Scope 24oi OQC rips, brochures of points of in the general public, but is aimed Steak Sale “ î r - :««' Mouthwash bonie 0 9 t• ‘test. and information about will be strongly in our favor," FROM YOUNG FRYERS specifically at town officials FIRST CUT vacation resorts and accommo- he said. If the voters this year and planning and zoning board Chuck Steaks v ib 4 9 c Fresh Chicken Livers ib 5 9 c ( ••tions. sent to members in an are pressed by the still rising JOHNSON I JOHNSON 7-OI. members, accouling to William p la tt ic SH O P RITE costs of living, the inflation, if Baby Sham poo 7 9 * FRESH LEAN l‘ attractive vinyl travel kit. F. Higgins, president of the Ber they are troubled by the nation WHY PAY MORE* Ground Chuck 79* Boneless Sm oked Buttsu>. 89* Tlie Club provides a w id e gen Passaic Chapter of the ai uncertainty, rising unem­ llitra Brite Toothpaste 1 EXTRA LEAN S H O P RITE range of other travel services I.E.A.A. Special invitations are ployment and unrest, t h e y Ground Round n, 95* Young Ducklings 5 9 « Mich as “ extra value vacations' being extended to mayors of the WHY PAY MORE? have the opportunity to demon ______t r t r n r for fresh fruits and vegetables at a number of cities in the U. meadowlands municipalities. Miss Breck Hair Spray 5 9 * strate their disapproval in a S, a quarterly travel maga- FRESH GOLDEN IMPOtTIO _ - A All aspects of the meadow very orderly mannerv by vot WHY PAY MORE? FRESH-LARGE SIZE i. e travel atlas, regional va­ Bartlett Pears * 29‘ •ands development problems it.g Democratic from the top Excedrin Tablets 9 9 * cation guides which include list Why pay more for Oelkatessen S w e e t C o r n mgs of accommodations and will be discussed at the seminar t<- the bottom of the ballot. Carrots sc^ 2 £29* P i n e a p p l e s points of interest, accidental Cucum bers««* 3^29* less-of life insurance, and bail Canned e bond service. Any person who Ham s349l 6 ° 39( M cIntosh Apples ». 19‘ M holds a Humble credit card is ALL MEAT/ALL BEEF, MAJOR LEAGUE eligible to join the travel club. SU C tD OH HALVES tHOT-mTE Schickhaus Franks X 6 9 * ALL FLAVORS Military Insurance THICK SLICED SHOP-RITE Yellow Cling Increased To $15,000 Sliced Bacon S 7 9 ‘ Hi*C Drinks . Why h i u r n h r Dmky P e a c h e s The House of Representatives 3 14-«,C^*Y4 today unanimously passed a bill SHOP RITE FRESH ______* “ Q g sponsored bv Represent at ive O r a n g e 17 gal Henry Helstoski (D 9thN .T in LADDIE BOY 14 * -ox. CAN — . A QUAKER creasing to $15.000 from $10.000 Ju ice ca,on 7-1 Dog Food ^»79* Quisp or Quake Cereal 39* ihe authorized life insurance for . SHOP RITE SLICEO OR HALVES , members of the armed forces RIVERSIDE FORD SH O P RITE t INCH under the Servicemen’s Group Paper Plates ^ 8 9 * Elberta Peaches / 3±89* Cream Cheese X 2 5 e Life Insurance Program. PCD ^ ALL VARIETIES, HUNTS SUPREMA The new maximum will take KEARNY, N.J. CHUNKY Of CREAM WHIPPED AXELROO Hawaiian Punch 3 — 89* Spaghetti Sauce 4^*1 Cottage Cheese 2 j ï 6 9 * effect Ju ly 1 if the Helstoski SHOP-RITE - _ . ALL COLORS. SHOP-RITE SHOP RITE 100% SOFT bill is approved by the Senate Alum inum Foil 49* Facial Tissues S ”0;«0'5! and signed into law by the Pres­ Corn Oil M argarine i i 3 9 * ident. for Prices on KRAFTNATURAL Swiss Cheese Slices ^ 89* Shop-Right USDA Grade A In noting that 99 per cent of b rand n e w ______Why pay m en far Apptfiztn ? servicemen are now covered under the group insurance pro gram. Representative Helstoski Schickhaus LARGE WHITE EGGS °r mi“ d 39“ said 70 FORDS Bologna more far h k tr y Why pty mtr» far Frtn* fotJs “ Servicemen electing cover SHOP HI T t LAKGE 8 >I2E SM O P R iT l GRADI A F ANC V age under the nrogram pav 20 33>used cars FtYMOUTH ROCK Fresh Baked Pies , ib /V CfeC I Orange U 6 oi OQC cents per month per $1.000 of Ham Cappicola 6 9 * Coconut Custard 5 o. ■»iP I Juice V ct,n4 O w coverage with the government CHICKEN or r paying the balance of the cost you h a v e n ’t gotten Shrim p Salad p 9 9 * ALL VARIETIES. GRAVY I MEATS ON COR ef the insurance. The policies SI tP-RlTC THIN, REGULAR BAG LONGACRE contain a clause giving service W Ihe lowest price! 8 9 * 2-lb. Main Dishes 2 X 9 9 * Turkey Salam i ». 7 9 * B r e a d men the right to convert within VAHLSING CRINKLE CUT 120 davs of discharge to a com COME ON IN ! Why pay im n far 5-lb. French Fries 5 Ä 5 9 * mercial policv of their own ALL FLAVORS SHOP RITE SHOP-RITE "GRADE A" FORDHOO* «.choice regardless of nhvsfcal 51-60 Count I c e M i l k 4 9 * L i m a B e a n s 8 ä » 1 condition and at normal comm 99« HOOOor MEADOW GOLD (WHERE AVAILABLE) ^ NIBLETS CORN SLICEO BEANS PEAS, MIXED Shrimp c VEGETABLES eicjal rates. Ice Cream Sundae Cups¡>¿99 E R s p G reen G iant Vegetables4',.°;.'99* SHOP RITE or MEADOW GOLD (WHERE AVA^RLE) phg “ The ¡Jrograpi is; atfninis CENTER CUI RICH S _ ered bv the Prudential Insur Swordfish Steaks 8 9 * Ice Cream Sandwiches & 9 9 c ar.ee Cnmna'ny of America and 144 PASSAIC AVENUE Coffee Lightener 6^89* reinsured bv approximately 550 KEARNY • 998-7400 life insurance companies.” w* the naht to limit quanlit** Nel /•wenwbl« typeflrophical ouon. Price» «fftetiv« thru Saiwrday, May I fc PAGE EIGHT T H E LEADER PRESS THURSDAY. MAY 14. 1970

CELEBRATE NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK WITH US

HOME o k THE SAI.ESLEN OF THE SOI TH BEKiiEN COUNTY BOARD OK KKAL.TORS — In riKlit s . i i U - d : II -1-n Tniuwin. D o ro th ra M r z ^ r , P a t Caro- v.llano, Elols? Miller, Jlarge Cuvell and Margaret Steffi. Standing: Gerri Lasi h. Robert Zimmernuuui, “Bud" Tanimes, Vincent Perratta, Kita Brower, Pat Derner.

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ARTHUR UVA AGENCY UVA - TUZZIO, INC.

705 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. 07071 J 42 Stuy venant Ave. (cor. 2nd Ave.) Lyndhurst, N.J. 459 Ridge Road Lyndliurst, N. J.

T e L 933-3333 T el 933-2121 T el. 933-0400

SAVINO AGENCY GEBBS AGENCY 251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. 1 I?.;df;e Rus.l Lyndhurst, N. J.

T e L 438-3121 T el. 939-2100

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JUSTIN REALTY CO. FRANK P. NISI, INC. VAN WINKLE & LIGGETT

300 Union Ave. Rutherford, N. . 14 Ames Ave. Rutherford, N. J. „ 24 Orient Way Rutherford, N. J.

Tel. 939-7500 Tel. 438-4421 T * L 939-4343

FRED P. KURGAN ELLWOODS.NEW.INC. ARTHUR H. PEAL, INC.

(KURGAN - BERGEN, INC.) 49 Chestnut St. R u therford, N. J. 114 Jackson Rutherford, N. J. T.t. Tel. 939-8000 T el. 438-6794 41 Park Ave. igJi-U. Ru therford , N. J . T el. 939-62 «

EAST RITHERFOHD f A H L S T lD T W O O D R ID G E FRANK R. EDWARDS HAROLD PARETI GEMMER & MURPHY

110 Hackensack St. Eart Rutherford, N. J. 4M Hackensack St. Carlstadt, N. J. 271 Vulley Boulevard Wood-Ridge, N. J.

T el. 939-4200 Tel. 438-0550 T el. 939-8200 THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970 T H E LEADER PRESS PAGE SEVEN

Declare Dividend Moderator, invites all St. Mi At- Peoples Trust parents of a child now in the Art Fair W inners A t St. Michaels C Y O Cifiith grade, in both the paro­ The Board of Directors of chial school and public i t ! os People» Trust of New Jeney. St. Michael's School, on May Robert Drach: Honorable Men­ Paul Wolyniec. Kenneth Ko;>:iez zek. to "Indoctrination Ni;iht" M ..i- hi its regular meeting on April 1 'i. he'd their Colorama \ r t tion. Teresa Ratkowski, John Brian Bujnin and Michael Es Kindergarten. Construct’->n News cay, May 18 at 8 p ti. in the Fair judged by Miss Maryann posito. 27 declared a dividend of 50 Azzaro, Barbara Owens and Paper — 1st Place. Steven Old Church Meeting Hall. Fa cents per share to be paid July E. Cupo. art teacher at Lynd Beatrice Carlson. Grade 1, Finger Painting - Huff: 2nd, Catherine Moszczyn St. Michael's CYO will have a tlier will enlighten the teen's ! to all shareholders of record Vuirst High School. Mrs. Doro­ Grade 5. Yarn Painting — 1st Is; Place. Kathleen Coyle: 2nd. ski; 3rd, Joann Azzaro: Honor bus ride to "Sportsland" in on June 18. 1970. This repre­ thy Sisserman. art instructor in Place. Geraldine Lomberdi: William Foster: 3rd. Robert able Mentioned. Lynn Ann John K.ic'. Rutherford tomorrow. Bus parents on t.he purpose anti al­ sents an increase in the qua'r the Bayonne elementary school 2nd. Holly Vanderbeck: 3rd. Makaniak; Honorable Mentioi. ston, Josephine Moszczynski, will leave St. Michael's at 0:30 so the activities both social, ci I terly dividend rate from the m :\ system, and Paul Borghi of the John DeMarco: Honorable Men Rita O'Neill. Patrice Beirne. Antoinette Frega and Patricia p.m. Mr. Casey Evans, adult tlral and spiritual of our n:g present 45 cents per share. International Art Gallery, Lynd t(on, Marie Reszczynski: Susan Drew Deveney and Paul Kic Isewicz president, is in charge. A 1 1 The Lyndhurst Lions Club has animation — a place for teens to In announcing the dividend l.urst. Wllczynski, Bruce Marchesani members are invited. ciccted the following men as of go. Refreshments will be s( t v increase. Peoples Trust Chair ^Winners in each grade were: and Robert Rokoszak. ficers of the club for the year Father Martin Silver, CYO ea. Tuan and President. Edward A. Grade 8. Egg Shell Mosaic- lady af the Michael Gullon? June 1070 to June 1971. Grade 4. Noodle Mosaic —1st Jesser. Jr. stated. “ It is the 2nd. Lorraine Gerlowski: 3rd, Place. Joseph Kijewski: 2nd. Letter Box Fund has received a copy of the President, John O'Brien; 1st policy of our bank’s Board of Harold Brennan: Honorable James Coelho: 3rd. Deborah Dear Editor: Commercial Leader with your vice president. Paul Primerano: directors to return to sharehol Mention, Michele Hovaniak. Pardo: Honorable Mention. Lin The Executive committee splendid article announcing the 2nd vice president. Roland Dion dors the highest possible divi Bernard Vigna. Michael Mia da Zwolinski. Anthony Brennan wishes to express the appreciv League s fund raising car wash STUDENT 3rd vice president. Sandy M ar­ dends on their investment com sck and Mary Ann Merle. Angela O'Neill and Marilyn ton of the Civic Interest League ou Sunday May 17th. The Gull ino: treasurer. Joel Urdans: mensurate with the future Grade 7. Scratch Board —1st Heinbockel. for your help in publicizing our one family has asked Mrs. De secretary. Jim Miriana: Tail Vos to express their gratitude GUITARS growth of the bank. Hacc. Brian Golowslei: 2nd, anticipated car wash for the Twister. John Caputo; and Lion Place. Lisa Firko: 2nd, Annette $2195 “ If the government’s present Mary Bruggeman: 3rd. Ju d y Michael Gullone child. to the Civic Interest League Tamer. Ralph Weiss. Btcklund; 3rd. Carolyn Costan and to the Commercial Leader Steel String efforts to control inflation are Sco: Honorable Mention, Joan Lyndhurst is the first Comm The installation of officers •/a: Honorable Mention, Maria for bringing their need to the successful, we whould return to fi.rficld, Jane Heinbockel. Ma unity in South Bergen to re­ will be held at a dinner dance Palansio. Gerald Gilroy, Thom attention of the people of South Reg. S24.95 a more normal state of healthy ry Ellen Elphick and Ronald spond to this plea for help. The in June. The installation dinner as Mauriello qnd Lucille Merle economic growth.” Hcmberger. Bergen. will also be a testimonial in hon­ Grade 2. Tissue Mosaic - 1st Civic Interest League is honored The Board also approved the CONRAD'S MUSIC CENTER or of Ray Hazen who founded Grade 6. Straw Design — 1st Place, Irene Zolnowski: 2nd. to be able to carry the pica to Frederick A. Censullo appointments of Bruce F. Ban the club twenty years ago. p'ace, Christine Preyborowski: Catherine Elphick: 3rd. Susa.) the people of South Bergen. President. Civic Interest 438-0843 ta and John H. Schneider. Jr. Forthcoming meeting pro­ 2nd. Donna Buczynsiki: 3rd, Kurdziel: Honorable Mention. Mrs. Nancy De Vos, Chair 202 Ridge oRad Lyndhurst, N. J. to the bank's Advisory Board of League grams: Associate Directors. Thursday. May 14, 12:15 p. m. Banta, a partner in a Hack­ Business meeting. San Carlo ensack law firm, is a member Thursday. May 21, 12.IS p. m. of the County. State, and Ame­ Cluest sj>eakcr. New Jersey rican Bar Associations, and a State Safety Dept. Topic: Safe­ Fellow of the American College ty. San Carlo. of Probate Counsel. ■■INTB0DUÇ1N& He attended the Hackensack school system. Phillips Acade­ Museum & G ard en s my in Andover. Mass.. receiv­ The Art Center of Northern ed his A.B. degree from Willi New Jersey will offer its final full day outing in its spring se- a ms College andnd hlijf-IA.B. de- riaB of Museum Bus Tours with gree from Coliimbia L a w a trip to The Henry Francis du School. Pont Winterthur Museum & Banta is on the Board of Go­ Gardens. Winterthur, Delaware. vernors of Hackensack Hospi This day long tour will take tal! a Director of the YMCA. a p'ace Friday. May 15 and will p.iSt president of the Hacken­ leave the Art Center (10 Ja y sack Kiwanis Club, on the Zo Street. Tenafly) at 8:15 a.m. nirrg Board of Adjustment of & THE m u m SAVINGS SHOT promptly to return at dinner Ridgewood, and is counsel to time. The spring series of tours the Bergen Co. United Fund and has included visits to import­ to the Girl Scout Council. Banta and his wife. Ethel. ant museums and gardens in Connecticut. Pennsylvania and ON EARTH I’ve in Ridgewood with their New Jersey , as weH as Dela four children. ware. Schneider, a graduate of Ru thcrford schools, received his BA in business administration New from St. Lawrence University. He is active in Rotary. Hack­ ensack Hospital and automo­ IMPERIAL bile association circles. He and Saturday, May iH*\ his wife Mary live in Wayne SIZE with their four children. 16 ozs. of the extra ffta.Bi'te 3p.Ht, rich shampoo! 9 9 c Beef and Beer Dinner Reg. Price AI • » mem ^ WHEN YOU OPEN A NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT OR On Tuesday. May 19th the of $2.19 CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH AN INITIAL DEPOSIT OF $50 OR MORE . f cors of the Lyndhurst E lk ’s Lodge will host a dinner for the WORTH ASLIfSS'TOSl 0FP161 officers of the Lyndhurst E m ­ f a s ts 19 Schuyler Avenue blem Club at the Elks Lodge building in Lyndhurst. at the Food Fair Shopping Center A hot buffet luncheon will be served on Thursday. May 21st from 11:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. ~ = by the ladies of the Lyndhurst i Emblem Club at the E lk ’s SEE Lodge building. Home made P a m p e r ? mmwM specialties will be served. Mrs. Herbert Kleckner is chairman. THE All ladies wishing to attend a l COUPON SPECIAL. I Fabulous party — giving demonstration SOAR TO on Monday evening. May 25. s’.yjnsored by Public Service, GREAT H1Î0HTS are cordially invited. Ladies ! Pampers j will meet at 7 p. m. in front of Skotch Kooler the Public Service building on Thermal Blanket I 7 Q C I 72" x 90“ machine washab'e, non. to keep the coId drinks cold and picnic Park avenue in Rutherford. Ad allergenic— warm without weight. lunches fresh on your summer oufingt. mission free. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Louis Melillo is I ______I ( liairman. I I North Arlington “ Under All Is the Land” , is the theme of the 1970 Realtor P h a r m a c y Week cc^labration sponsored by 1 RIDGE ROAD the Niitional Association of 991-0446 Real Estate Boards. May 17 23.

UNDER THE ÌSST0P H ibach i FREE GIFTS FOR ALL------the great little indoor-outdoor grill for charcoal broiling your INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. hamburgers, steaks or whatever cdmm* ismummos» you desire. Hammond World Atlas Barbeque Set a handsome hard-bound book with a 5 piece, wood handled Industrial W aste Rem oval maps, facts and statistics of all the set—long handles are countries of the world. Ideal for excellent for cooking youngsters and grown ups too in over the coals this [PIAMOTI their world studies. summer. 11(0« VA1XEY KKOOK AVENCE, LYNDIIFR8T. N J 9 3 3 - 9 5 0 0 mm mum iMFm m s m t w m Gu»ss the cloMtt number of peanuts in the big Mck at our C a ll s a offico and win a wonderful vacation for two. itlO JU

Dan Abrióla When you open a New S trln g e First Prize at Account of S5000 or more you can A 5 day vacation for two take your pick of any one of the Lynn Chevrolet to Venice, Florida, Third Prize beautiful glftt. winter headquarters of A 5 ft stuffed toy giraffe 'Shop at Home Service" Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey made by Steiff Circus • Electric Blankets 991-8350 Our [— nut guemrg conteil runt from Mar *• • Musical Jewelry Boxes through June 3 Judging will fce June I. Any Second Prize one can enler by tilling out a coupon • Cornineware Gift Set A black and white portable TV • Proctor Steam and Dry Iron

COME JOIN US AS WE OPEN THE DOORS TO OUR NEW OFFICE AND BEGIN A MONTH OF CELEBRATION AND FESTIVITY. WE LOOK FOR ARD TO MEETING NEW FRIENDS Â 461 Kearny Avenue, Kearny, N. J. AND OLD ON SATURDAY MAY 16th Open Eves to 9 — Wed & Sat. to 6 SINCER 19 SCHUYLER AVENUE PEOPLES Dan's'Special Used-Car Buy NORTH ARLINGTON TRUST 1965 N o va - 12,000 original miles ÍN 4E W J E R S E Y O n ly $795 NACER f ü o h S IA lat UAbU s" in th a iiA i, ji.-ti i-*, iv.ü ^ Ü V t h I

ing property would cn-iue from ORDINANCE NO. 1464 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS AUTOMOTIVE He LP WANTED FEMALE FCR SA LE the establishment and mainten- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ATTEST: SO LVE your No. 2 car problem VACUUM C LE A N E R paper ance of such junk yard or busi­ AN ORDINANCE EN T IT LED : Herbert W. Perry v.ith this 1965 stick shift LeMans OFFICE WORK bags $2 00 a dozen to fill all ness and that in its judgment "AN ORDINANCE LIM IT IN G Deputy Township Clerk A 1 cond., new rubber. $600. 438 \'arii <1, inter« Htin^ work in. kinds of cleaners Free delivery the best interests of the Town AND R EST RIC T IN G TO S P E Lyndhurst, New Jersey 4c45. 3 5 TF eluding telephone inquiries. Kirby and Hoover belts Hoses require the operation of said CtF'ro DISTRICTS AND REG Dated: May 14, 1970 Congenial, girl offiee. small i>nd attachments mechanical j'-ink yard or business at ti:e ULATING THEREIN BUILD F E E S : $25.76 1Q60 EU IC K LcSabre, R&H, all mfg plant- Air Conditioned. t-arts for all cleaners Phone location designated, taking into INGS AND STRU C T U RES AC power, 4-dr. hardtop, $250. Call f h<- Leader will publish Rummage Sale item« 2 week* Benefits, ( lose all laisses in your order trom 9 am to 9 pm consideration the p.oximi.y of CCRDING TO T H EIR CON NOTICE 991 1839 3-12TF without charge. It you do not »ell, you owe nothing. It Take notice^ that application has c< at r of l.yialhurst. daily West Essex Vacuum 991 - schools, churches or o*!ier p a 'vTPUCTION AND TH E VOL b-en ati** 16 tt.e Board of Com- you »<*11, vou owe us $1.50. All item» must be written by ioner« of the Township of 1413 or 997 1525 2 5TF ces of public gathering, the suf UM E AND N ATURE AND E X *4>i. and vtveived in our offices by Monday noon week ot Lyndhurst, N"w Jersey to transfer AUTOS WANTED CALL 438-2400 flciency in number of o th e r ; E^’T OF THEIR USE, REGU r i r»..or . t-c trading rubiication. Limit 2 items, 20 words, value under $100. as Shop.Rite Liquors, for premises U.S. K IR B Y Vacuum cleaner repairs similar place-, in tu? vicinity LATING AND RESTRICTING Price asked must appear in ad. No automotive, boat or - valley Brook Ave­ A1TOS WANTED $2.95 plus parts. Free estimates, r.rd the suitabiliiy cf ’.he appli IM F HEIGHT, N U M BER OF nue. Lvnd ¡urst, N. J. License No. Electronics Corp. pets. Flea*e give name and address with releases. 0-5 h«*rc ifciued to Stanley s I ;>ol ( a h For Vour Car dr : pickup & delivery. One yr. guj crnt to receive such license, STORIES, AND SIZE OF L 'U o r A Cei;rat«ssen. inc. for V i n . ! » ! ? lo c a te d a t 64fc R id g e Tru»L, Any Y ear, Mali«* « i fcr interview raotee. 18 yrs. exp. repairing ? ED tables, 1 cocktail table, O F FIC E chairs, $5 7. Decora t^en and in that tivsnt, t h c B*nLDlNr»S AND OTHER noi'*. L> r\: wrsl, N o a jersey. Kirbys. We also buy used Kir 1 step ttabie, limed oak, ail five bottles frames, knick- O ‘ ’• PRS .Model Eoard cf Commiss'o; e.-s shall STRUCTURES: REGULAT Lawrence R. Inserra, Pres. ?1 by Vacuum e’eaners. W. Essex $25. Call 438 5390" after 6 p.m. knacks. 438 9112. * 5 21 grant said license. ING AND REST RIC T IN G THF. Union Ave., Upper Saddle River, f. f l i i»:k :: m o t o k s N . J Vacuum, 375 Forest St., Kearny (c) REGULATIONS LOCATION, USE AND EX ( or. Belleville Pike and W O M E N ______2 BLO N DE end tables w ith Edward M. Schotz, Sec.. Treas., Til 1413 11 6 TF All l:c*nsed junkyards shall T F NT OF U SE OF BU ILD IN G S 57 w *!,*»le>;R^v Q|en R ork. n River IM., North Arlington LIGHT FACTORY JU N IO R MISS spring coat, ex. lamps and cocktail tables. Pcr- comply with the foilowing reg­ a n d s t r u c t u r e s f o r Lawrence R. - Inserra, 21 U n io n 008-4368 SWIM POOL, 24 x 24 x 4Va ft. cond., grey wool, 14-15, reas., feet cond. Asking $75. 933-1383. Ave.. Upper Saddle River, N. J WORK ulations: TRADE, INDUSTRY, RESI ceep. Best offer.935-3245. 5-21 and Life Stride shoes h a lf 5 21 Nam« .ul ¡»took holders holding Electronics assembly & mold­ 1. No car or part of a car C EN C E AND OTHER PU RPO one or more per centum of stock price, $10, brand new blk. pal- ^ 0 * --:w BliNI.YEsS UPPIIKIIM TV ing. Night shift. No exper- 2 SNOW T IR E S , w-rims, 600 13. shall be kept, stored or stacked S E S: EST A BLISH IN G A Lawrence R. Inserra. 21 Union ent, latest style, 9B. Call 933- SU R p E R s * ET SUIT, ] pc. Ave.. Upper Saddle River, N. J. ience. We will train. Friend, Reas, offer. 933-5823 after 5 5 nyoprem, med. large., exc. con- in such a manner that rainwat- FOARD OF ADJUSTM EN T, Plans of the building to be con. SCHOOLS ly place. Benefits. Close to p.m. 5 14 _ * ______dition. Very reas. Call 939 1792 er would collect and remain in PRO VID IN G FOR TH E AD structed may b- examined at the office of the Municipal Clerk of »T R A IN for a good position all busses. Apply in pi rson. DINING room set, table with after 5 p.m. 5 14 any part of the parts thereof M INISTRATION AND EN tne Township of Lyndhurst. FU LL sized Maple bed, spring a» a secretary, typist, clerl Oil' 634 Valley Brook Avenue leaf and pads, china closet, ser------for a period lender than forty- FO RC EM EN T OF T H E PRO Objebuons. if any should be and mattress. Good cond. 935 made immediately in writing to f cal worker or comptometer in renter of Lyndhursl. ver and buffet and 6 chairs. 998 TEN speed Schwinn varsity P»obt (48) hours. VISIONS HEREIN CONTAINED >rred O. Tauh. Municipal Clerk, of i operator at low cost in the 1941. 5-14 Lyndhi*r«t. New Jersey, 7793. 5-14 bicycle, good cond. $40. 991-6179 2. It shall be unlawful to AND FIXING PENALTIES T and F Liquors, Inc. shortest possible time ut U.S. t •w r.r, R. Inserra. Pres, F R E E 18 ft. swimming pool. after 6 p.m. 5-14 s*ack, pile or phce motor vehi- FOR THE VIOLATION THERE Rutb*rford Secretarial TV and radio tubes, bulk pack 2 ’ t . 'n - 'n A v e .. Electronics Corp. Pay for te filter, $65. Call after ------cles, parts of motor vehicles o r OF IN T H E TOW NSHIP O^ Upper Saddle River. N j School, ed, 25 cents ea; and 5" Oscillo D a t e d : M a y 14, 21, 1970 27.% Warren St. 6 p.m. 939 4545. 5 14 WORN only once, like new, 2 other junk or materials Opon I YNrjHlfPST IN THE COUN­ i-k tS: $l«*.40 2 Franklin FI. Rutherford scope in working order $15 Phone 939 7147 Lyndhurst, N. .1. cocktail dresses size 5, $2.00 ea. such prem’ses in fi?ch a man­ TY OF BERGEN. ADOPTED Call 998 41715 5 14 3 2 29 T F 939-7486. 5 14 ner as to create a rtace fo- B Y TH E BOARD OF COM PERSONALS the harborinq or breeding of WOMAN for small office, ans. ______5 H.P. riding lawn mower VISSIONERS OF THE TOWN 2 M A P LE end tables and ccf- niice, rats cr other ve»*m:n, or SH IP O- LYNDHURST, BER- phone, life typg, some bkkpcj, MRS. DUNN, gifted reader and exc* cond. Best offer. 998 1689 Bl SI NESS OPPORTI MTV fee table, $50. 991 2035. 5 21 to stack, pi?e or place junk a- GEN COUNTY, N EW JE R S E Y payroll. 9-3. Mon Fri. 933 8340. cdviser. Advice on all problems 5-21 lic'-uraucc Agency Wanted bcve the height of the bound- ON A P R IL 12, 1938, AND A- 5-7TF of life. Card and Palm readings. Office or ho.uc all informa, ORDINANCE NO. 1465 with another business or not, ary fence surrounripg the prc- M FNDM ENTS T H ER ET O AND 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call 653 8470. tion cnnfid ntial and quick Biv any statutes of of its weiaht rests upon the tow------1 ~~ number shall include the plural tbo State of New Jersev . ¡na vehicle. HW, 1st fir. 991 5922 after 5 p.m. Train now to drive semi-truck DEPARTMENT * FOUND number. 5 ,t sha!f bfX unlavvfil( to 2. Article V, "Regulations Recognition Award 5-14 through facilities of class-one carriers; local or over t h e Leading floor covering dis­ (c) SOLID W A LL OR SOLID mer or pound any mptal or r.fh Contro'ling Business Zones be To Two Students t-OST, black cat "Shadow" May LYND.: 4 rm. apt., newly dec- road. For application and per tributor in Kearny is looking F EN C E shall be of opaque er materials on said n-*»m‘ses Qr,d the same is hereby amend- 2, vie. Park Ridge Apts., No. Alvin E. Meyer, of Van Wag- crated. Immed. occ. Business sonal interview, call 315-458-2769 for a clerk to work in its construction, preventing the e- betw°en the hours of 7:00 p.m. to include Section 27 therein, enen & Schickhaus and presi­ ccuple. $200. Call 438-5156 after or write United Systems, Inc., new. modern Distribution Arlington. Wore blue collar with mlssion’ or pas'sing'through '' ¡f and 7 a.m. from Monday to Sa- to read as follows: 1 bell. Half whiskers singed. «1- no) ,raniparent or lrans_ dent of the West Hudson-Sou th 6 p.m. 5 14 Safety Dept., c-o Interstate Ter­ Center. All company .paid lurday inclusive, or at a n y benefits. Good starting salary after 3 p.m. 5-14 lucent, emplaced in a substan- (27) Trailers as herein defin- Bergen Chamber of Commerce minal Bidg., 15 Dippold Street, tim»» on Sundays. ed shall not be stored on prem APT. WANTED Call Mr. Broun at 997.1800 announced the selection for the Tyracuse, New York, 13211. LOST: Boy's 2 wheel bike, grn. ,ial mann*r to withstand pre- 6. Any inoperable vehicle sto i*,es in a Business Zone except Chamber's “ Youth Recognition for an appointment. with wh.te banana seat. Like vailinB weather conditions, N EE D 4 or 5 room apt. 3 adults, 5-14 red in a licensed iunkv^rd «hall trailers shall be allowed to re Awards". new. Reward. 991 7835. S-14 which wal1 or ,enw shall be ap- have a|i p^oMn» removed from main on premises in a Business 1 child. 434 3928. 5 21 The recipients this year will proved by the Building Inspec said veh'cle within one ( 1) hour Zone for a period not exceeding B U SIN ESS couple needs 4 rm. H A N D Y M A N R E A L EST A E WNTD tor of the Township of Lynd- be, Thomas S. Bixler. Jr. of after sa?d vehie'e is so stored, forty-eight hours for the pur- Kearny High School and Patri­ apt. near New York trans. in Building Cleaning and 7 No license issued pursuant nose only of loading and unload- Lyndhurst—No. Arlington area. HOUSE wntd. to buy, Lyndhurst 2. That Section 6, subsection cia Buchinsky of Harrison High Maintenance and general to the terms of this ordinance ing during that period. Trailers School. Donald O'Connor, 746-6662. work at trucking termln. - No. Arlington area, 3 bdrms., 3, paragraph 6-18 of the revised hall be assigned or transfer- shall be prohibited for all oth­ Herbert Newton of Forest 5-14TF »1 10 am - 7 pm, Dri\ - (F i r s t a i r m a i i , f l i g h t s - i s - i s » fsirly new. Call 485 3711. 5 14 Ordinance of the Township of ,ed without the prior approval NOH.wE THE FEE BEST JOBS er purposes except for loading Dairy, chairman of the selection ers license necessary, full F O R " M A I L ” Ai “ F E M A I L " 5-14-70 lyndhurst is hereby amended or the Roard of Commissioners WNATED TO RENT * SERVICES or unloading. committee made up of ten mem benefits including profit Field Arrt-Con.itruction BLgd 21,000 to read as follows: of the Township of Lyndhurst. I lit mical Prix-e»B"'-Enjrr 3. All ordinances and parts of bers of the Chamber’s 'board of FA M ILY of 5 urgently needs 4 sharing and (tension ia.ooo 6-18 APPLICATION, FEE, Salary Administrator 15.000 Anv i*poliratfon for t^ rsfer of „fin an ces inconsistent w ith Directors based their decision to 6 rms. in Lyndhurst, No. Ar­ plans. Call Mr. Bec!< Social Worker (Alcohol Rehab) 13.000 HEEARING, REGULATIONS Admin As.-t-Sales Coord 1?.(MM> LIGHT HAULING a junkyard license secured pur this ordinance are hereby re- or. four criteria Participation lington area. References. Call 7*»l -2COO ( eramic Enginecr-Reloc^te 12.000 (a) APPLICATION and FEE suant to this ordinance to a new pealed. Quality (ontrol/M.E. W ill Also Clean Attics, in aJl around school, church and 933-6183 after 5 p.m. 5-14 11.000 1. Every person, firm or cor- applicant shall be considered Pro?rammer-COBOL-RP(; 11,000 Cellars, & Oarages. 4. This ordinance shall take community activities, contribu Buyer-Conatrnetion Bkgd 11.000 poration applying for a license for all purposes in the sa m e N EW LY W ED S TO B E desire Paint Sales. Comm. + Co Car piua 10^200 effect ten days from the date of tions to community welfare, ex Sr Credit Analyst (Bank) 9.000 F.M.G. ♦o engage in said business shall manner as a new application 3 *2-4 rm.garden apt., or in a 2- PARTS MANAGER Phyi I,ab Teeh-Concrete 9,000 final passage, according to law. hibition of leadership ability, Maintenance Flertrician H.400 C all 933-6634 file with the Township Clerk a for said license, or 4 family house for June or COXSTHl CTIOX PUBLIC NOTICE r.nd evidence of cooperation A*»t Treasurer/Bkpr ;>00 written application, signed by 3. All ordinances or par*s of July 1st. Call 642 5438 Monday EQITPMEXT ( Uftomer S« nr ire (Mortgaccn) T ',00 PUBLIC NOTICE is here with individuals and organiza Console Oper 360-10 7.200 the applicant or applicants, ordinances inconsistent here- tl.ru Friday. Fairly modern. Trp.ffir Rat» Clerk 7.200 by c-iven ‘hat at a regular meet­ tions. Large, well-known heavy which application shall be on v/ifh are hereby repealed, I ispatcher/Clerk 7*100 ing of the Board of Commis­ The awards will be presented « construction equipment Jr. ConHole Operator 7,000 application forms approved by 4. This ordinance shall take Mmasrenient Trainee 6^00 sioners of I he Township of Lynd to the young people at the HELP WANTED FEMALE** reutul-sales.ser\ i<-e Com­ S r C olle ctio n M a n 6^500 O D D J O B S the Board of Commissioners. . effect after publication as pro- Shipping Clerk 6,400 hurst, Bergen County, New Je r­ Cl,amber’s monthly member­ pany seeks experienced 2. If the applicant is not the vided by law. Maintenance Man 5.200 Suspended ceilings — paneL sey. held on Tuesday, May ship dinner meeting at Lyle’3 man to handle its entire Computer Oper Trainee 5.200 owner of the site where t h e PU B LIC NOTICE SECRETARY A«st Golf Pro Shop Mgr 5,20$ ing — painting — clean-up 12, 1970, the above Ordinance restaurant May 19th. parts operation. Excep­ Gen Clerical Mail (Lvnd) 5 000 said business is to be conduct- PU BLIC NOTICE is here- OTHER POSITIONS attics, basements, kitchen was introduced and passed on ------Excellent opportunity for tional benefits including Pipefitter or Sheetmeta! 7.500 ed, the owner's consent to the by given that at a rer ular meet its first reading and that the The family and friends of bright young girl with profit sharing and ¡»eli­ Blue Seal Boiler Oper 7.200 remodeling. Call between 6 & conduct of said business shall ing of the Board of Commis- Bank Teller or Trnee to 6 000 said Ordinance shall be taken HFC Douglas A. Barbicri, son at least two years offiee sion plans. Send qualifi- Driver or Serviceman Trnee .*>.200 9 PM. 997.3459. Le endorsed n the said applica- sioners of the Township of Lvnd Coin Wrapper Trnee 4.500 up for furlhcr consideration for i f Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bar- experience, must t>e welL cations and salary re­ tion. hurst, Berqen Conntv New .*er- organized & a self start­ quirements to A. J. Scot! final passage at a regular meet- bieri of Tontine Avenue, send FEMALE 3. Each applicant upon the SCV' he,d on Tuesday, May Box 2”) Belh-ville, X. I. inq of the Board of Commis­ wishes to Douglas for a happy er, diversified work and presentation of the application 1^, 1970, the above Ordinance pleasant working condi­ »7 i 09 NURSERY SCHOOL sioners to be held on Tuesday, birthday. He is now stationed shall pay a fee of Ten ($10.00) * as introduced and parsed on tions with expanding May 26, 1970 at 8:00 o'clock with the U.S. Army in Germa­ dollars together with the costs its f'^ t reading and that the in the evening, prevailing time, ny. and will celebrate his brith Belleville Company. Full BA R T EN D ER , day or night, HUWIPTY DUMPTY NURSERY of publication and expense of sa'd Ord nance shall be taken or as soon ¡hereafter as said day .tomorrow . May 15. l*enefits including ten­ cull after 6 p.m. 939 2515. T.F. accepting children ages 1 to 5 said hearing. UD ior further consideration for TULIP FESTIVAL matter can be reached, at sion plans and profit NOIN HOLLAND FEE 5-14-70 years. Open all year. Registered PETS 4. Notice of such hearing final Passage at a reaular meet sh arin g . C all .Mr. Bell f.'AN to clean small shop 5 eves HELP YOUR FUTURE BLOSSOM and licensed. Day or weekly which time and place all per­ shall be given such applicant 'nc* of the Board of Commis- ?.> 1-2300. a week. Apply Gotham G ra­ Accta Receivable Bkpr ISO rtftes. Catering to the working sons who may be interested L IV E L Y , healthy, lovable kit­ «ind shall be published once in sioners to be held on Tuesday, phics, 120 Park Ave., Lynd. 5-14 P e rso n n e l Se cy (T h is i» IT ! ) 135 molner. Call G E .t 515«. therein shall be given an oppor­ tens, 6 wks. old. Free to good Se cy to C o n tro lle r 125 e newspaper having a circula- ^ aV 26, 1970, at 8 :Q0 o'clock Gal Fridav-Lit« Steno 125 tunity to be heard concerning home, tender, loving care. 991- O PERATO RS, exp'd. on Merrow FOR SA LE Secretary-Bell Tpk 120 tion within the Township of in ,he even¡nq> Prevailing time, Jr. Secy-Rntherford Area 120 WANTED TO BUY the same. 2404. 5-14 mach. and plain sewers. Bollen- Secy-NO STENO nj Lyndhurst, not less than seven or as soon thereafter as said hach Knitting M II, 40 P a r k VACUUM cleaner repairs; S2.95 Stati*tirül Typist (Easy) HO b r i n g it in matter can be reached, at Lit* Steno Secy no days before the date of such plus parts. All makes and mod­ Papers, $.60 per hundred, rags, Ave., Lynd. 5-14 Steno Typist-Convenient 10 hearing. which time and place all per­ LYNDHURST: els regardless of age or condi­ Accounting Clerk Trnee i08 Aluminum, brass, copper, Itt4 sons who may be interested C L E R K TY PIST , diversified du­ Policy Typist iGood Co!) (b) H EA RIN G Two familv, almost new. Three bedrooms, colored tion. Free estimate. Pick up and Keypunch Operator (WOW) ,,T batteries, and Ira«. therein shall be given an oppor­ ties, small office, pleasant work Ei'f Clerk-Lvnd Area 1. The Board of Commis­ tile bath, modem science kitchen on each floor. Front delivery. W. Essex Vacuum. 991 Steno Clerk-Goo^ Hours 'J* KKARNV SCRAP METAL tunity to be heard concerning sioners shall assign a hearing and rear staircase to second floor. One floor rented ing cond. Assist at various pha­ 1413. 3-20TF Receptionist Tyoist 178 Hehajrter Ave., K earnj. Bf. J. Clerk Typift (Nice Starter) 95 the same. for $2700 per year. Ask to see this stellar home today. ses of business. Typing essen­ * • 1 - 0 4 * 2 upon such application to be Phone Receptionist (Glamor!) 9* BOARH OF COMMISSIONERS tial. Call 438 7300, Mrs. Midge- HOOVER Vacuum cleant.r re­ Jr or Sr Clerk Typist held on less than two, or not Small Offife-CUrk Typist ATTEST: ley. 5-14 pairs - $2.95 plus parts. Free es­ Morfiape Proc*s«or-T>pe ATTENTION: WE PAY TOP more than four weeks from the Large factory buildiog located in center of town. timates, pickup and delivery. Policy Typist (Good Benefits) prices for papers per hun- date of such application . Herbert W. Perry Used at present as lingerie manufacturing. Second floor WOMEN — GIRLS. SUMMER Asst Bookkeeper B-T Bridge Deputy Township Clerk One year guarantee. 18 yrs. ex­ File Clerk (Excell Oppty) 80 dred in bundleH. liras«. Lead, 2. At such hearing the Board has two beautiful apartments. One three and one four jobs. Earn extra money work­ P T Bank Teller 2.75 Lyndhurst, New Jersey perience repairing Hoovers. P-T 9-2 PM Clerk Typist 2.50 No. l Copper, Kaga, Gaol Iron, of Commissioners shall deter- rooms. Two car garage in rear with a room over it. ing full time, part time or week­ P-T 2 DAYS ONLY 11-J or t PM 2.00 Dated: May 14, 1970 Trained at Hoover Co. We also Oeltvered. Alao buyer» of »teei, mine whether or not the grant Owner wants to deal. Ask about this prize today. ends, as chamber maids for mo­ OTHER POSITIONS F E E S : $59.74 buy used Hoover Vacuum clean­ R a n k T e lle r o r T rn e e • to 115 batteri«« and Junk cars. J. Re«- ing of said application would dern motel. No exp. nec. Apoly Rutherford-Clerk Typist 85 ers. W. Essex Vacuum, 375 For­ N C R - N 1 T F S «3 finiti, Sfl Clinton Street. Bell«* violate any provisions of the zo­ Housekeeping Dept., Holiday Clerieal-NO TYPING * »0 est St., Kearny. 991 1413. 2-20TF rliu P| vmnuth ® 44AM TF ning law now in effect In said Inn, Rts. 3 & 17, Lyndhurst. F ile C le rk , 75 C le rk T y p is t 75 Township and should the Board The Savino Agency 62 W R IN G ER type washing ma FETS of Commissioners determine chine. Easy. Very good cond., DRIVE 251 RIDGE ROAD. I.YNDHURST, N. J. M A TU RE girl or woman to ba­ FOR SA LE, German Shepherd, that no violation exists or $15. Call 998 0475 4-9TF RONALD PIPER REALORS — INSURORS bysit after school, holidays and €mp. Aacy; Open Fri Till 7 PM male, 5 mos. old, AKC, must should the Board of Commission summer vacation for school ag$ BEAUTY parlor equipment, S3 Ridge Rd. No. Arlington sell, best offer. Call after 6 ers determine that no unreas: CAREFULLY 438-3120— i!2 1 children. Call 939 2919. 5 14 933 0358. 5-7TF 998-7900 p.m. 939 2515. 5-7TF onable depreciation of surround- THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970 T H E LEADER PRESS PACE FIVE North Arlington American Little League Drunk Drivers Sentenced Light Brigade The first week of American Schcnk. AVomare and Della In Lisht Brigade B o w 1 i n g Leaigue play was highlighted by F'uve. Pcnick added I run in Judge W/lliam L. Bivona. jn Also, $10. William McWilli all for obstructing traffic: Jo this week, high score was earn­ P. T.A. News the fine pitching of the DeMas tK 2nd inning and 5 more in L) ndhurit Municipal C o u r t ams Jr., 705 Fifth Ave.. for1 d ri­ sepii C. Cantalupo, 512 Park PI., ed by a couple — Janice O'Ha­ si team, the hitting of Joe Al*> the 3rd. For the winners, Alto- fw'ed two men $205 each ai-d ving with only one headlight; being an unlicensed motorcycle ra with 132 for two games for muVe and a protest game be niare had 3 hits and Della..Kavc revoked their licenses for tw i Alfred Borreca of Brooklyn, P tie totally blind and Bob O'.Ila Teacher's Dinner has been driver, and Philip Pollina. 252 tween Fire Dept, and Carucci had 2 hits. The «inning pitcher y< ars after they were fo u n d ter Impariale, 444 Ridge Ro 1 Mac Arthur Ave.. Garfield, for ra. 229 for the partially sighed. moved up to June 8. Entertain ROOSEVELT Club. In the season opener Ca was Schenk and the loser was. guilty of drunken driving. and Raymond Summers, l i \ olation of the motor vehicle nerrt will be provided by the The final meeting of the Carol Grant rucci and DeMassi were* all Giardelli. Candio and Alessi;> Fourth Street. North Arlington. i;. pection law. Feter Smith School of I r i s h They were: Richard S. J Yi A PTA meeting will be held tied at the end of three innings. had the only hits off the slants group for the season will be Dancing. soji of North Plainfield and Ri May 19 at 8 p.m. Henry Miller, In the 4th. DeMassi scored of Schenk. cold tomorrow night at St. Tho clard Choffo, 380 Thomas Ave. r( cord to 8 to 3. North Arling principal of North Arlington three times. One of the three Hifh C a rte r Turns ms' Episcopal Church. Anyone interested in attend On Saturday night DeMaiSi Other fines paid were: Willi t< n s record is 9 to 2 — which High School, aixl Anthony Blan­ runs coming on a home rin by mg the June 8 Teachers’ Din sent Terry SJioefcridgc to tile am Godette of Jersey City, a In Fine Mound Jo b sr "; iy puts the Vikings in the co, vice principal, will m?ot the Big Bear Terry Shoebridge ner at Carbone's Restaurant. ntcund. he re ponded by stWk total of $35 for not having his Rich Carter turned in on- \ ikijvgs in the No. 1 position. with the sixth grade parents to Harrison, should contact Mrs. DeMassi added three m o re i"g out 14 batters and only giv­ truck inspected, no registration his bolter jobs Mond-iy as No 1 • .i t :• tanned live and gave DcPaul Whomps discuss orientation of their chil runs in the fifth inning to win Wolff by the May 18 PTA meet ing up 2 hits as DeMassi beat ■n possession and loading so as Arlington lickcd Wallington 1 in i f srme trouble by walk dren w*x> will be moving on to 0. The winning pitcher was Dr Paul of Passaic did what Fiorist 11 to 0. DeMassi scored to ?pi!l: fines of $30 paid by C. Rich held the Wal!r>gton s ^ - ; th: same number. R ic h the high school. Astrella who gave up only a 1st it likes best to do - beat Queen 1 run in the first. 3 in the third. Natale J. Faronea, 200 Ridge gors to four hits, y " » \ ¡e’ded only three runs in Our thanks to all those who inning hit to Castlegrant. He ef Peace on Monday at t h e WASHINGTON -I in the fourth, and 1 in the Road, and Thomas Caste!’, i. 30 ” innings of pitching. He has assisted at the Mother’s D*\y struck out 16 batters. R ic h The victory put North Arlin«; Lyndhurst Staium. Annette Gaven rfth inning. For the winners. Grant Ave.. for speeding: $25 i .uck out 65 and walked 17. Power sale and to those who Costa pitched a fine game in a ton into the lead of the North The last regular meeting of Mustardo and Astrella had 3 Theodore E . Kaminski Jr., 721 Over in Lyndhurst the Lotion 'Ihe score was 3 to 0. Tim purchased flowers. losing role. Jvrscv Conference because this school year will be he’d to K*s and Wavne Davis had 2 Schuyler Ave., speeding: $15, managers are waiting for Rich VcCorry apnlicd the whitewash On Tuesday ni*?ht. K'warns Wood Ridge very kindly dis night at 8:15. We had original­ hits. For the losers Daren M ill­ Anthony Imbriglio, 440 Roose to finish up his high school ca- brush to the Irish. Tony Ripos- defeated Fire Dept. 7 to 5. Ki posed of Ridgefield 2 to 1. WILSON ly planned to show movies of er had the only two hits off velt Ave., for violation of the n er so that he can resume with ta. North Arlington’s ace. was uanis opened the scoring in th' 1 Ann* * Mur1« Madden the ch'ldren taken during the Siioebridge. motor vehicle inspection law. This dropped the Ridgefield the champions of last year. 'bo victim. fi~st inning when Barba smg’ed On May 4. the executive com­ school year. However, we do went to 2nd on a passed ball mittee met at the ham? of Mrs. not have enough footage at this and scored on an error. F i r e R. MacIntyre. Final plans were time. Therefore, we have post­ Dci>t. tied the score in the top made for the Teachers' L u n poned the showing until Ocfo o* the 2nd. However. K ;wanis F R E S H C U T ' HAVE SOME FUN IN THE SUN WITH A ciieon. A letter of thahks was ber. Movies of the sixth grade wrapped up the game in the received from the sixth grade completion exerc’se also will be bottom of the ^"d vhon th"\ Chicken Quarters students for their c’a^s trin to shown at the October meeting. LEGS ‘ F dd'er on the Roof.” Mrs. R ‘ cored o ^uns. The inning was % WITH BACK highlighted by run scoring sin OR VOULTRV ' B k R B i O / E We have been fortunate at .MacIntyre, our outgoing presi BRfAStS dent, thanked the executive the last minute to have a ^es bv Barba and Ca^orrino. WITH WING committee for doing a fine jib group from Marv S t e w a r t The winning pitcher was Bai­ U.S.D A. GRADE A EASTERN SHORE all year. School of High'and Dancers a ba who struck o'it 12^ vatters FR ES H CUT The loser was Billy Carucci. At our next PTA moet:n? on giee to oerform at this meet Cbickea Drim sticks May 21. we will hold in stall a Wg. THese chldren travel For the winners Barba had .! t:on of officers. Mrs. K. t!»’*ou*'hcu+ the United States b:t* and for the losers Carucci Del Ru'SO. pa«t presid?rrt. will and Canada competing for me- had 2 b»ts. . ; j . 5 9 * be the instating ot. SHOULDER KNOCKWURST S 9 C PTA meeting on May 18 from EATWELL SC. CRAND UNION ^ Bear rooters this week. C arucci scored its 5 runs in the LONDON BROIL ,b sl 09 8.15 p.m. Officers are: presi 4th inning. Callandrello opened HYCRADE BALL PARK M - LINK SAUSAGE 8 9 c COLD CUTS ¿SL * 6 9 c dent. Mrs. Qiarles Wolff: first Iy.vndhurst overcame Garfield, 7 9 * S A Vi m o Al Out l AK Cl U rOUMOS OA MOAi) B THRUTY SKINLESS n n ^ with a double. Kenny reached FRANKS K 89c 9 9 SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR LAZY MAPLE _ ('Fa ni ily Size cPacks FRANKS ^75c vice president. Mrs. Anthony one of its toughest foes, by 3 to on an error, Caruso walked. BONELESSBUiiLtjs CHICKcnttk FRESH GENUINE c«in Tamburello; second vice pres­ 1. SLICED BACON X 9 5 c Goodwin and Carucci readier! SW ttT SMOKED TASTE ident. Mrs. Ralph Goione: hon STEWING BEEF r 39c FILLET OF SOLE . $119 It took Eddie Kraus to rescue o:» errors and Berardi singled orary vice president. M is s WIIM TMli COUPON ANO PUKMAM O* Joe Intindola. leading Lynd home 2 runs The Carucci at Muriel Merkt: recording sec On*> 10-01 Jor Imtont hurst pitcher, to win the game. tfk was lead by Berardi and rotary. Mrs. Gordon Kwiatkow NESCAFE Ä E Arriving on the scene with bas Callandrello. Fire Dept, leading ski: corresponding secretary. COFFEE SS c es loaded in the final inning. hitter was Fischer who went 3 E3HI3 Mrs. Dean Birth: treasurer. Kraus struck out both batters for 3. Mrs. Peter Lamendola. to face him. On Friday night Penick dem SMALL UVH. 8f£TS Remember to note the oli^hed Kiwanis 11 to 2. Pen*ck t'me of our PTA meeting on Lyndhurst was 8 0 in leagu.' won the game in the first in­ G3£MI BEANS "“i ï ‘w a GRAND your calendar. It will s t a r t play while for Garfield it was ning when they scored 5 times *îLICEB C A R B 0 T S H TH*S COUTOH ANO PUKKAM Of IMi ^ * 3 UNION’S > n u n :r T Vnt. tw promptly at 8:15 p.m. as the its second loss. on back to back singles by THKii 1-fc 12-01 CANS HOMISTVLf ^OWN QUALITY vh tìu fc i PEAS CAMPBELL'S BRAND i m m w i PORK & BEANS Summer Dreams Come True WTM THIi COUPON ANO PUItNASl Of THREE 1tVi-ei PKCS LAYER MOTT-fj 9 F :' i; TÿËL.MONTE DUNCAN HINES APPLE JUICE ^ C O F F E E ? PEACH ES CAKE MIXES . i-m.. i t "13-«. With A Boiling Springs 2 5 * 5 9 can 2 9 A ■-» TRANC0 AMERICAN PURPLE PLUMS 4 5100 SPAGHETTI : 2 5 c Famb,? Napkins 3 1 * 1 00 PETER PAR Ä Ä LA CHOY CHOW MEIN WITH THIS COUPON ANO PUKNASi Of TWO PT JARS GRANO UNION FRISH PEANUT BUTTER ,2,r 3 9 c NOODLES 29c DRY BLEACH £ 45 VACATION CUCUMBER JUMBO ASSTD.-2 PLT _ LA CHOY LADDIE BOV 7-IN 1 SLICES Kleenex Towels ~r 25 ' SOY SAUCE Ï3 t3 S c DOG FOOD 6 1 8 9 BREAKFAST FAVORITE <' ASSORTED CLUB! SWANSONS BREAKFASTS • PANCAKES WITH SAUSAGE f> r $ I D D -,ktNCHWITH SAUSAGf ,o*sr WITH INIS COUPON ANO MNCHAH O* Pkgs. H . SCRAMBLED EGGS 1 - p t, 1 3 -0 « JAR ALL VARIETIES ■ I WITH SAUSAGE BUIT0NI MORTONS t VARIETIES GRAND UNION « A A GRAND UNION PINK REC. A Ä _ SPAGHETTI SAUCE CREAM PIES 3 Ä ?85° POTATO PUFFS 2 5£ 39c LEMONADE 2 23 Select The Amount CRAND lillOM - Ä ^ GRAND UNION T0RDH00K Ä Ä HERSHEY SLICES I v- Ä Ä Desired For This Broccoli Spears 4 99c LIMA BEANS 69c ICE CREAM i,-.69 Time Next Year GRAND UNION _ Ä _ CRAND UNION { COSTA ICE MILK ' _ _ ITALIAN BEANS 27\SP1NACH 3 3 c Polar Bear Sundae -m'» 8 9 c Save H a v e In & W e e k ly 71 SANDWICH OR BUTTERMILK | PLAIN OR VANILLA > ‘J ■ REGULAR OR MINT WITH THIS COUPON ANO PUKHAM O» $ .50 $ 25.00 THREE S-ox. RTLS MILANI S CREST TOOTHPASTE 1.00 50.00 1890 FRENCH 2 .00 100.00 SALAD DRESSING 3.00 150.00 ^ ______3 9 5 5.00 250.00 NANCY LYNN PEACH & DESSERT TOPPING LIQUID 10.00 500.00 CHERRY PIE 5 9 c LUCKY WHIP PRELL SHAMPOO NANCY LYNN makT *o A Q KRAFT WHIPPED f|Bvr . a a DENTURE CLEANSER P !u ? COFFEE RING To,lT pk9 Cream Cheese 4 ; 19». 1 Fasteeth Powder Plus Dividend:. GRAND6KAkD emu*UNION *' n n r IMPERIAL DIET . r> GRAND UNION A Potato Chips m«V V,' 5 5C MARGARINE - 4 5 c COTTON SWABS tf*. 2 9 ° Fresh Tastes cB est

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NOTICE John Cordon* Building Commit­ NOTICE T a Jte notice that Royal Hawaiian tee, 325 Millburn Ave., Lyndhurst, Take notice ihflt George,F. Aron- North Arlington's P a lm s Inc. trading: as Royal N. J. lan. Mary E. Aronlan. OJsorge ~F. Letter Box... Hawaiian Talma Incorporated ha« Objections, IT any, should be Aronlan Jr. trading as George's applied to the Board of Commla- made irAmediately in writing to L iq u o r & Del. has applied to the Dear Fellow Citizens: skyifcr* of the Township of Lynd­ f-red O. Taub, Municipal Clerk, of Board of Commissioners as Issuing Casella A Lawyer hurst, New Jersey, for a Plenary Lyndhurst, New Jersey. Authority of the Township of As a resident of Lyndhurst Retail Consumption license for Lyndhurst Starling's AAS Club Lvndhurst for a Plenary Retail premises situated at ,518 Stuyves- John Liuzxi. Pres Distribution IJrense for premises and a former student here. I ant Avenue, Lyndhurst, New Jer­ Gus Cassette, Secy. situated at 3!» Itidge* Read In the feel that the time has come for sey. 849 Riversic** A v e., Township of I^yndhurst. G FFIC BlU i Lyndhurst. N. J. Objections. If any, should be me to broadcast my dissent. Jo h n F u sa ro , P re s., 610 N ew D ated : M ay 7, 14, 1970 m; de Immediately in writing to l’ork Ave., I-.yndh.urst. F E E ’S : $19 30 Fred O. Tnub, Municipal (Merk of ‘ President” Nixon's recent in Gloria l'usarc, Treas., Secy., 610 the Township of Lyndhurst, New vasion of Cambodia in the face New York Ave.. Lyndhurst, N. J Je rse y . DIRECTORS NOTICE George F. Aronlan of nationwide opposition can be Jo h n F u sa ro , 610 N ew Y o rk A v e., Take notice that EDM Corpor. M ary K. A rcn ia n L y n d h u rst. ation trading as The Copperhood George F. Aronlan Jr. described as a ridiculous per­ G lo ria F u sa ro , 610 N ew Y o rk ha- applied to the Board of Com­ 184 Carmlta Ave. sonal endeavor. The pledges he Ave.. Lyndhurst. missioners of the Township of Rutherford, N. J. Nlame c/ all stockholders holding Lyndhurst, New Jersey, tor re­ D ated: May 14, 21, 1970 made for peace which pallia one o r fcnore per cen tum of the newal of Plenary Retail Consump­ F E E S $14.50 stork of said corporation. tion License for premises situated ted the so-called "Silent Majo John Puw.ro, 610 New York Ave , at 1 Park Avenue. Lyndnurst, New NOTICE rity” now are exposed as blat- L y n d h u rst. Jerse y. T a k e notice ;iid t r-'avoli*. '‘"' d Gloria Fusaro, 610 New York OFFICERS tra d in g as T o w n ? Pub has appl<«.u pnt lies. The question present Ave Lyndhurst. Edward D. McCabe, Pres., 33 W. to the Board^bf Commissioners ol Objections, if any, should be Pierrepont Avenue, Rutherford, the Township of Lyndhurst, New ly looms, “ Where do we go made immediately In writing to New Jersoy. Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Con­ from here — Laos. Thailand. In Fred O Tauh. Municipal Clerk of Alice M. Kelly, Treas., 21 W. sumption license for premises li.vndhurst. Now Jersey. Van Ness Ave., Rutherford, N. J. situated at 7^a civil war. He was sworn in and admit­ 334 Chestnut street. Kearny, made immedtately in writing to Avenue, Rutherford, New Jersey ccrporation. Fred O Taub, Muncipal Clerk, of Joseph J. Kelly, 21 W. Van Ness William Pavolic, 749 Marin Ave., ted to the bar by the Supreme and the late Mr. Prebinski. A Lyndhurst, New Jersey. Avenue, Rutherford, New Jersey. L y n d h u rst, N. J. I still believe that this coun September 20 wedding is Albert Apicella Objections, if any, should be Lucille Pavolic, 749 Marin Ave., try is worth saving. The ideals Court of New Jersey Tuesday, 540 R iv v s id « A ve., made immediately in writing to L y n d h u rst, N. J. May 12. 1970, at Trenton. planned. I v n d h u rst, N. J. Fred O. Taub, Municipal Clerk, Joseph Pavolic, 743 Second Ave­ that the United States stand for Dated: May 7, 14, 1970 Town Hall, Lyndhurst, New Jer­ nue, Lyndhurst. N. J. F E E S : $9.66 are truly, in Abraham Lincoln's The bride-elect, a graduate of sey. Objections, if any, should be Mr. Casella, who is also a EDM Corporation made immediately in writing to words, “ The last great hope of ¿7 ,^ 'JyLWiW' North Arlington High School, is NOTICE Edward D. McCabe, Pres. Fred O. Taub, Municipal Clerk of member of the Florida Bar. is Take notice that Edward Za- 1 Park Avenue Lyndhurst, New Jersey. mankind.” It is for this reason MRS. FRANK HEALEY a graduate of Queen of Peace employed as a beautician for kutynski trading as Valley Brook R u th erfo rd , N. J. PAVOLIC CORP. that I am writing this letter and Carousel Beauty Salon. Jersey Cafe hus applied to the Board of Dated: May 7, 14, 1970 WILLIAM PAVOLIC, Pres High School. St. Bona venture 749 M arin Avenue, Commissioners of the Township of F E E S : $25.76 not throwing a brick through a University, and the College of City. Her fiance, an alumnus of Lyndhurst, New Jersey, for a Lyndhurst, N. J. Miss Barbara Schmidt and bride. Robert Dubina. Jo h n Plenary Retail Consumption Li* D ated : M ay 14, 21, 1970 window. As a twenty year old Law of Stetson University. St. Cecilia’s High School, F E E S : $24.14 Frank Healey were united in Reilly and John Dembowski. cense for premises situated at 456 SUPERIOR COURT OF student. I do not have the pow­ Kearny, is a service representa­ Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst, N E W J E R S E Y marriage at a nuptial mass The bride wore a gown of or­ Now Jersey. Chancery Division — er to vote. Yet.,I sincerely hope He will practice law in both tive with Copytrol. Inc.. East Objections, If any, should be Bergen County PUBLIC NOTICE at Our Lady Queen of Peace ganza with bodice of Venice New Jersey and Florida. made immediately in writing to Docket No. F 701-6’) The Hackensack Meadowlands that my plea, and the pleas of Paterson. Fred O. Tauh, Municipal Clerk of Development Commission, a Church. North Arlington on ,A- lace and Juliet sleeves with Ve­ Wherein Arrow 'Savings and hundreds of thousands of oth­ tiie Township of Ly no hurst. New Loan Association, a New Jersey political subdivision of the Je rse y . pril 25. with Father J o s e p h nice lace cuffs. Her Came’at corporation are defendants and State of New Jersey, created ers will not go unanswered Edward Zukutynskl Francis A. A. Vendola; Priscilla p u rsu a n t to N. J. S. A. 13:17-1 Quinlan officiating. cap held a cathedral length veil 456 V a lle y Brook A v e. et seq., P. L . 1968, C h ap ter 404, Lyndhurst, N. J. H. Vendcla, his wife; Bell Ridge The bride is the daughter and she carried a spray of Plumbing Supply Corp., a corp. cf hereby adopts in accordance Many students across the na­ 7 D ated: M ay J&1, 28. 1970 with the provisions of Sec­ MAUPINTOUR ’70 HOLIDAYS / LEAW CARES AT HOME! F E E S : $9.66 N. J.; E. W. Berger <&. Bro. Co., tion are now on strike. I hope of Mr. and Mrs. William D. white orchids on a prayer book. a corp. of N. J.; Joseph R. Polito; tion 2 of Governor's Executive Ridgewood Plumbing Supply Co., Order No. 9 (1963) the follow­ that many more colleges will Schmidt of Melrose Avenue. Bridail attendants wore apri NOTICE ing regulation setting forth a corp. of N. J.; Vigilante Plumb­ Take notice that East End Dem­ which records under its Juris­ follow suit. Listen to the voice North Arlington. The groom is cot colored gowns with match­ QDAini PORTUGAL ing Supply Co. Inc., a corp. of ocratic Org., Inc., 651 Milton A*e- diction shall not be deemed to the son of Mr. Frank Healey of nue, Lyndhurst N. J. has apDlied N. J.; Bayshore Industiies, Inc.; of these students, some of ing picture hats, and carried Samuel Pashman; Ruth Winston be public records subject to in­ orfftira MOROCCO to the Board of Commissioners of Rutherford Place. North Ar Peter Maraldo; The First National spection and examination and which are your children. Give baskets of carnations, daisies the Township of Lyndhurst, New available for copying pursuant PLUS THr: CANAR^ ISLES / MADEIRA / THE ALGARVE Bank and Trust Company of Kear­ lington, and the late Mrs. Heal­ Jersey, for a club license for pre to C h ap ter 73, L . 1963. them your attention and listen and roses. mises situated at 651 Milton Ave , ny, a national banking association; n SPAIN/PORTUGAL/TANGIER, 15 Days. 3 days in Es­ Lyndhurst, N. J, REGULATION to what they say. Most are not ey. A cocktail hour and reception and Anchor 'Supply Company, Inc. (a) All confidential reports, ex­ toril, 4 days in Madrid, 2 days in Seville. Cordoba, Granada, OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES a corp., Joseph Messiaa an 1 Jen n y "radicals,” but responsible Mrs. Robert Dubina. sister of was held at The Fountain, Belle Malaga and Tangier. Weekly, March to October, from $668. Richard Domamco, Pres., 701 Messina, his wife, are defendants. ecutive memoranda and eval­ uations sub m itted to the C o m ­ □ SPAIN/PORTUGAL MOTORCOACH, 22 Days. Easy Third Ave . Lyndhurst, N. J. Civil Action—Writ of Execution. young men trying to get your the bride, was matron of hon­ viWe. P e te r Im besi, Sr., T re a s .. 214 mission or any other State paced but comprehensive. Superior hotels. Entertainments, ZUCKER, GOLDBERG A WEISS, agency. help. All are united by o n e or and another sister. Berna­ The bride is a service repre Mountain Way, Lyndhurst. N. J ATTYS. sp ecial events. Tan g ier, too. W eekly, M ar. to O ct. from $748. Joseph La Corte, 'Secy., 218 By virtue of the above stated (b) All personal records, Job ap. humane request, the immediate dette, was maid of honor. Fentative with the Kearny of □ SPAIN/MALLORCA/PORTUGAL. 22 Days. I.ots of time Mountain Way, Lyndhurst, N. J. writ to me directed and delivered, plications and statements and all correspondence relating to Bridesmaids were Miss Karen in Madrid, Barcelona, Palma and Lisbon (stay at the Ritz!) Objections if any, snould ne made I shall expose for sale by public withdrawal of all United States fice of New Jersey Bell Tele immediately in writing to Fred O. contracts with practicing pro­ plus Torremolinos, Andnlucia. Weekly. Feb. to Oct. from $958. vendue and sell to the highest bid. McAleavy. cousin of the bride. Taub, Municipal Clerk, of Lynd­ fessionals. troops in Southeast Asia. I say phone Company. The bride- □ MOROCCO/CANARIES/MADEIRA, 22 Days. The Algarve, hu rst. N. J. der on M onday, the 8th day of (c) All correspondence and re­ curb the unconstitutional pow Mrs. John Lucido and Miss Jo gi'oom is a member of the too. Best hotels. Spend four days at famous Reid's on East End Democratic Org. Inc June, 1970 at two o'clock in the cords dealing with specific pro­ Richard Domanico, Pres. afternoon, prevailing time, at the grams prier to the adoption of er of Richard Nixon and g iv e Ann Smith. Miss Vicky Ann North Arlington Police Depart Madeira. Leisurely, special events. Year ’round departures Sheriff's Office, situated in the Joseph La Corte, Secy. the same by the Commission. Dembowski was junior brides­ ment. from $1138. All departures from New York via Iberia Air Lines. 651 Milton Avenue, Bergen County Jail Building, Court (d) All technical reports and stu­ the country back to the people Lyndhurst, N. J. Street, Hackensack, that is to say: dies prepared by or on behalf — to myself, to you, to all peo­ maid. Following a honeymoon trip D ated: M ay 7, 14, 1970 ALL the following tract or par­ of the Commission prior to F E E S : $16.10 cel of land and the premises here­ publication. ple who have the great oppor­ James Castner served as to Freeport in the Bahamas, the inafter particularly described, sit­ 2. This regulation has been pub tunity to live in this, "our coun best man. Ushers were Doug­ couple are residing in North Ar G I B B S NOTICE uated, lying and being in the muni­ lished at least twenty (20) days Take notice that James and cipality of Township of Lyndhurst prior to the effective date of try.” las Schmidt, brother of t h e !mgton. \ Travel Bureau Concetta DeLellis trading as Ridge in the County of Bergen and State said regulation in at least ten Win« d Liquor has applied to the of New Jersey: 1 Kidge Rd. Lynd. Board of Commissioners of the ( 10) newspapers published in M y final plea is that each Township of Lyndhurst, New Jer. BEING more particularly des­ the State of New Jersey. W E 9 2100 •ey, for a Plenary Retail Distri­ cribed as follows: 3. This regulation shall take ef­ and every one of the residents Michael Gullone Car HASINSKI IN FRATERNITY ne ion License for premises situat- BEING known and designated as fect Jun e 5, 1970 and sh a ll r e ­ ot Lyndhurst write our Con J|d at 419 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, L o ts 68, 69 and 70 on a certa in main in force and effect until Kenneth Basinski. son of Pa map entitled "Map of Property of amended, modified, repealed pressmen. Senators Case and Wash In Lyndhurst or terminated by the action of trolman and Mrs. Basinski of James DeLellis, 539 Forest Ave.. Walter Vandenburgh (Van Win­ Williams, and voice '■tar opin- The Michael Gullone Fund Lyndhurst, N. J. kle Tract) situate at Township of Hackensack Meadowlands De­ 713 4th Street, Lyndhurst, has Co ncetta De L e llis , 539 F o re st Union, Bergen Co., N. J.” which velopment Commission. EDMUND T. HUME, Chairman ion. Let the state amf country car wash will take place on Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. map was filed in the Bergen Coun been inducted into Aphestkm, a Objections if any, should be mad« Hackensack Meadowlands know how Lyndhurst feels a- Sunday May 1th, from 9:00 a. ty C le r k ’s O ffice on N ovem ber 21, Development Commission immediately in writing to Fred O. 1906 as Map No. 947. chapter of the National Math Taub, Municipal Clerk, of Lynd- D a te d : M ay 14, 1970 bout the extension of the war m. to 3:00 p. m. at Senese's hu rst. N. J. COMMONLY known as No. 308 F E E S : $16.10 Wilson Avenue, Lyndhurst, New into Cambodia!! Texaco Station. Honor Fraternity. Basinski is James De Lellis Jerse y. 539 F o re st A venu e, The Gullone infant is suffer­ a sophomore at Montclair State Lyndhurst, N. J. IT i« intended to describe the Creditors of Margaret V. Burns Ralph Vuono Freshen Up your home ing from a hydrocephalic con­ D a te d : M ay 7, 14, 1970 same premises conveyed to Joseph deceased, are by order of G ILL C. College. The ceremony w a s R. Polito, single bv deed re^or^ed JOB. Surrogate of Bergen County, Class Presidentt 1968 dition requiring periodic opera with our fine custom on N ovem ber 17, 1960 in Book 4186 dated A p ril 29. 1970 upon a p p lic a ­ Lyndhurst H. S. conducted April 29 and followed of Deeds for Bergen County, Page tion of the subscriber notified to tion to sustain life. The Civic NOTICE 550. bring in their debts, demands and Take notice that Three Acre Interest League urges, commu­ by a dinner at Bethwood Inn. made slipcovers and Grill a corporation of the 'State of Together with the hereditaments claims against her estate under New Jersey has applied to the and appurtenances thereunto be­ oath, within six months from a- nity cooperation. Totowa. Board of Commissioners of the longing, etc. Liens and encum­ bove date. 'einer On Dean's List draperies, suited to Township of Lyndhurst, New Jer­ brances against the above describ­ Robert J. Burns, Jr. sey, for a renewal of its liquor ed premises will be made known 2442 E . S y lv ia St., license for the premises situated at the time of the sale. Approxi­ Phoenix, Arizona Barry Keiner, former Lynd- i your budget. at 846 R iv e rsid e A v en u e, L y n d ­ mate amount due on this execu­ Administrator hurst, N. J. tion, Twenty One Thousand Four Ralph A. Polito, Esq. urst football star, is also a OFFICERS Hundred and Fifty Dollars, plus 300 Ridge Rd., eholar. When the Dean's List D o m in ick C e rrito , P ro s., 380 Sheriff'* Fees. Lyndhurst, N. J. Roosevelt Avenu«, Lyndhurst, N. J. The Sheriff reserves the right to A ttorn ey or Adams State College was Margaret Cerrito, Treas., 380 adjourn this sale from time to time D ated : M ay 14, 21, 1970 nnounced last week^Jtelners Roosevelt Av«nu«, Lyndhurst, N. J. as provided by law. F E E S : )(11.28 M arg aret C e rrito , S e c y ., 380 JOSEPH F. JOB, SHERIFF ame was aboard. He register LOUISf Roosevelt Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. : M "y 1*. 21. 28 Jun e 4, 970 * DIRECTORS Creditors of Grace Holt Clark de­ d a 3.8 mark—out oi a possible F E E S : $74.04 ceased, are by order of GILL C. Dominick Cerrito, 380 Roosevelt 1. Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. JOB, Surrogate of Bergen County, NOTICE OF INTENTION dated A p ril 28, 1970 upon a p p lic a ­ PONTIAC Margaret Cerrito, 380 Roosevelt Take notice that Joseph L ille Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. & tion of the subscriber notified to Willich trading as Carroll's Liquors bring in their debts, demands and Stockholders holding one or more has applied to the Beard of Com­ LOU DE MASSI per centum of the stock of said claims against her estate under President corporation. missioners as Issuing Authority oath, within six months from a- of the Township of Lyndhurst for FOR THIS YEARS • SHOP AT HOME • VISIT US • CALL US Dominick Cerrito, 380 Roosevelt bove date. Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. a Plenary Retail Distribution Donald J. Monteith M arg aret C e rrito , 380 Roosevelt License for premises situated at 285 E lm Street We Can Re'Upholster Your Furniture Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. 214 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst, I Kearny, New Jersey N. J. In the Townahip of Lynd-f Ex e cu to r PROM WE SELL Sc That It Will Look and Wear Better Than New A rlin e C e rrito , 380 Roosevelt Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. hu rst. Frederick S. Gillespie, Esq. Objections,n K I r~ * Immm ifi 4 •any, _ - . ’ should _ be Objections, if any, should be! 487 Kearny Avenue made immediately In writing to made immediately in writing to' Kearny, New Jersey MORE PONTIACS Fred O. Taub, Municipal Clerk of Fred O. Taub. Municipal Clerk of| A ttorn ey THE EDWARDIAN Lyndhurst, New JerMy. the Township of Lyndhurst, New D ated : M ay 14, 21, 1970 the ACKERSONS Dominick C«rrito. Pres. Tersey. F E E S : $8.40 41» HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT, N. J. 846 Riverside Avenue, Joseph Willich STYLE IS IN BECAUSE Lyndhurst. New Jersey 243 Lake Ave., 939-2114 or 2116 D ated : M ay 7, 14, 1970 Lyndhurst, N. J. F E E S : $22.54 D ated: M ay 14, 21, 1970 (With Bells) N S 1 D MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY F E E S : $12.85 CORRECTION WE SELL FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS NOTICE NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT Lynd­ Take notice that Theresa Ma< Theresa Marie Callouri was h u rst S ta rlin g s A & S C lub 849 Donald and Donald MacDonald.| not included in the list of win­ LESS Riverside Avenue, Lyndhurst, New trading a« Tess's Tavern has ap Jersey has applied to the Board plied to the Board of Cc.mmission ners in the annual Community of Commissioners of the township ers of the Township of Lyndhurst, of Lyndhurst, New Jersey, for a Art Show, submited for publi renewal CB Club license for New Jersey, for a renewal o' PAY MORE FOR YOUR TRADE 8 Plenary Retail Consumption Licen­ p rem ises situ ated a t 849 R iversid e cation in last week's issue of Av«. Lyndhurst N. j. se for premises situated at 73f Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, New Jer The Leader Newspapers. The­ AND OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES sey. Leader Press John L iu z x i, P re s., 244 O rient Objections, if any, should be resa Marie, entered in the 10 to Way, Lyndhurst, N. J. made immediately in writing t< 13 year old division, won a sec­ ALWAYS COURTEOUS SERVICE Joseph Militello, Treas., 5 Van Fred O. Tauh, Municipal Clerk, of Riper Ave., Nutley, N. J. Lyndhurst, New Jersey. ond place ribbon for a pastel, G u s C a sse tta , S ecy ., 719 Galda D onald & Theresa Mac Donaln SELECTED QUALITY PRE-OWNED CARS Hd., P a ra m u s, N. J. 7:50 Ridge Road, “ Clown", and a fourth place Antrony Antiorio Vice Pres., 531 Lyndhurst, N. T. Gutheil Rd.. Lyndhurst. N. J. ribbon for a charcoal, "The R e­ D ated: M ay 14, 21, 1970 •«9 PONTIAC '67 O L D S Sal Pollara. Building Committee, F E E S : $9.66 negade Indian.” 280 K in g sla n d A ve., .L y n d h u rst Grand Prix, 2 dr. hdtp., 4 dr., RAH, p.s. very N. J. w/w. RAH, Air cond., clean. tinted glass, auto trans., One ow ner. $1495 p.s., p. d isc, b rak es. -»OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO POOOOOOOOr Cordova top. Many extras 65 PONTIAC LeMans 2 dr. H.T. R AH. '65 B O N N E V I L L E 4 dr. hdtp. w/w, radio, p.s., Cordova top, tinted M etz p.s., p.b., auto, rear sp eaker S a*!** P ric e $695 $995 J e w e le r s •69 OLD'S 67 P O N T IA C Cutlass, 2 dr. Ht., RAH, Firebird Convert. blue p.s., p.b., Cordova top, w ith w h ite top. R A H , bucket seats A console p.s., p.b., w/w tires. Air cond., A tinted glass. Very clean. $1995 One owner $3095 '68 D O D G E •66 P O N T IA C IS OUR BUSINESS RAH, p.s., w/w, nice Grand Prix 2 dr. ht., Open Daily 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. second car. One owner. RAH p.s., p.b., Cordova .op, » > tir„. | | Sat. 10:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. $1750 Many extras. Jewelry - Watches, RESERVATIONS MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! Diamonds - HONEYMOONS 33 Yeors of Serving Pontiac Owners at Mm« location. C R U I S E S Silverware T O U R S A I R L I N E S Ears Pierced P A C K A G E S Come in and look thru our wide STEAMSHIPS ' Guaranteed Repairs MAJOR Formerly DcMossi Pontiac selection of Wedding Invitations, Thank CONTINENTAL Cleaners & Launderers 295 PARK AVE. LYNDHURST, N. J 3 Ridge Road TRAVEL AGENCY You Cards, etc. 460 Ridge Road North Arlington 227 Stuyvesant Ave. 10 Ridge Road i I .vndhurst. X. -I. North Arlington, N, J. (201) 9 3 9 - 6 1 0 0 998-9639 No. Arlington 25(1 Ridge1 Rd., Lyndhurst, N. J. C E 8-8700 438-8300 998.0200 0000000000000000— 03 997-3800 I H ü K á ü A Y , M a y 14, i*;i> I b i L ti A 1/1 K h K t j j *• k A U t l ü K t ü

c-impaign. In 19*2 from scratch. Poro Serves Japanese executives of those four Kent students. I Gary Berner. Gary CiPsta. Helstoski and Porro became Today, Sharp is number one Sumitomo Machinery Corp. tl ink students should bo learn (Continued From Page One) Ann Cimicata. Linda Coppola. f, tndly when Helstoski began in desk calculators and about oT America m Carlstadt has 'ng. not burning property mid R< ber! DeLuea. Janet Ksposito his fight for congress. Porro at t<)ual to Sony Corp. in the some 20 employes — eight ol iiot telling public officials how every month to make him eli Christine Falco. Joanne Gerace the time was counsel for East home entertainment product them Japanese — who are in •tu run the counfry." Cible for almost $21.000 a year Antoinette Go:,du it.. Charles fiutherfnrd. sales. Inl970, Sharp is intro executive capacities. K. Shirai In sinterelyy believe that ’ir O'Dowd, who addressed a Hansen. Edward I'iendrla. Ja When Helstoski won his fight ducing 18 new home entertain -hi of Fort Lee is president of college students protest th e y t'ron;» at Archer's Restaurant. I 1 ( 0 . 1 1 I*el Kostula. Margan t Krupa he announced that Porro would ment models from television the firm, which purchase mach should do so in the proper man Fort Lee. then said: Andrea La Forgia. Patrkia Lt ;> b.’ his administrative assistant. and radio sets to tape record inery parts from Sumitomo Ja nor.” No di*ibt in response to |> n. John Luski Delia Nlaekii». Suddenly Porro declined the job crs and stereo components. pan, assembles them in Carl earlier criticism Carucci said l Y M H I I H M Deborah M ìiiuiim i. Man J > ar.d Porro and Helstoski be Toshiro Yoshinaka, Sharp's stadt, and sells speed reducers further. "W e public officials trv Martini II. Joan Nev ille, Diam ci.me unfriendly. genera manager, says sev­ for machinery to American to do our dut> to the very best Nobile Eileen Haï,it rt\ M : 'i In the last two years affairs eral thousand electronic cir manufacturers. of our ability. We try to hell) 1114.11 «ici Seal'Ltd-. Joseph S:< mu between Porro and Helstoski cuits fit into an area bout the A spokesman for Shiraishi all our citizens.'' Dennis Stellato and Kenneth diameter of a nickel. Commissioner Walter Janow Were patched up But until O' said sales which in 1968 were Wielan Diane Nobile for secret an ican Corp. Imamura of Fort Lee. mana net be concerned cards and miniature school ring fhat Ford Motor Co. recently well and President of the Jun Thomas Elliott, vice presi ger of the New York office, has Russo said the fire depart favors, as they entered the formed J a p a n Automa i< i class. Donald Heffern plat dent, said Che worldwide firm been in the U, S. for t h r e a n.ent had been called out seve.i Gold Room for hot hors d'oeuv tic Transmission Co. with Nis- cd the crown on her head as wholesales the machines in years. He estimates most Jap times in one day last w e e k res. Classmates seen everyday sail, the maker of the Datsun, she was presented with a bin the U.S. It is second in sales anese stay about five years. and urged greater care n fire were transformed into elegant Shop Locally and Toyo Kogvo. the Mazda quet of roses. in the world, he said. T h e According to Imamura. vir prevention. He urged eoopera strangers; the boys cculd be ALFRED PORRO maker. Wednesday was another big f'rm has had its Bergen opera tnaHy all the 13 Japanese who tion in Cleanup endeavors, for ncognized only by the oeea Industrial Guidance clay for 26 Juniors who were in­ tion in business for the p a s t staff the New York office live a more beautiful Lyndhurst. sional roar that went up at the The Japanese Phoenix-like ducted into the National H.-mor six years. in Bergen County, primarily The building inspector roport announcement of the Knicks rise from the ashes of World Seeiet\ At a special assembly Area bankers say the im in Fort Lee. ed $834.917 in construction in Los Angeles game scores. La War II is based on close coop these new members learned foi porting of Japanese goods and March and April. ter the couples entered t h e (ration between government, the first time that they Tiad the exporting of American A concerned resident asked if Biue Room where they had a R icci's business, and workers. been selected. goods to the Orient have in Auto Wreckers voungsters were allowed to delicious dinner of prime ribs There's a silent revolution creased in recent years, judg i tie mini bikes on public streets preceded by pineapple fruit taking place rapidly in business (Continued From Page 1) ing by the lines of credit opan Carttcci said mothers had ra basket and soup and followed and industrial firms throughout Lyndhur*t News Service Diner ed and the correspondence con “ It amazes me to hear week ((nested a special area where by ice cream with slrawber • he country, and the major in­ P.O. Bov 222 coi ning such goods. a Tier week the criticism of this they could ride. Others object­ rlt s. There was dancing a 1 I fluence behind it is Sharp Elec l.vmlhurst, X. J. Lloyd Mansfield, in charge demand services and they don't ed that senior citizens and otii evening with music by Milt Da Ironies Corp. 178 Commerce 113 Park Av3. of the foreign department at think they cost money. Yet they ers who did not own mini bikes V'dson and the Boys in the X ew npaper Road. Carlstadt. National Community Bank. stem to think only in terms of would be paying for this. Band. At midnight the Grand Home Delivery Service Tops the Field Rutherford, says there h a s money. Our mayor was chas Promenade began, the g i r l s Daily & Sunday Lyndhurst, N. j. The revolution is in the use been a definite increase in tised recently for putting four with their escorts walked three o' completely silent electronic We Deliver' the such paperwork. “ We have a more patrolmen on the force times around the hall as the desk top calculators. So recep­ FIGHT Commercial leader 5 )3 .1 - lot of paper — probably in pay > et they are there to protect the b<,nd members picked semi ti tive has managements been to % Call Manager ment for imports.’’ citizens." naHsts. The semifinalists then selecting the electronic ealeu MUSCULAR IC E C U B E S Vaino Ahonen. in charge of Commissioner Curcio announ S' began to promenade once more, lator model for their needs BOB DAVIS the foreign department at ( cd a regular measles immuni­ f the ladies in waiting w e r e »35.1199 tnat 68 Sharp dealers in the DYSTROPHY SOLD HERE ALSO Peoples Trust of New Jersey. zation program for all elemen­ Iasi year exceeded their all picked: Marilyn Paterno. Ar HENRY HELSTOSKI Hackensack, says there h a s tary schools in the township t'me sales quotas and were gi been a substantial increase in Thursday, May 14, between 9 vcn 12-day trips to Japan. “ Wouldn't you like a part local demand for Japanese a.m. and noon. Tel. 262 7400 (¡me job like that? " Sharp, the world's largest motorbikes like the Yamaha ext. 15. The Herald News on Tuesday maker of electronic desk top and Honda, aquariaum equip A rabies clinic will be held right quoted an indignant Porro calculators, is marketing a 3- ment. tableware, chinaware. May 26 and June 2, at the CD That who said he has seven lawyers lb. calculator — about the size etc. garage on Pine St., between of four packs of cigarettes — ih his office and that he has In 1956 the Japanese passed 4 and 6 p.m. Cleanup week that performs addition, subtrac done much work for Helstoski. legislation pushing the pro­ was stressed and residents urg t'on. multiplication. division, id to clean out yards, attics HAPPY This raises the question of duction of cars and thus Japan mixed calculations, and has an when, where and what kind of has become the second larg and basements of debris. work Porro has done for $21.000 automatic credit balance. And est producer in the world with The Board of Health inspect sells for around $400. During the campaign the ques 5.6-million this year, compared ed 72 food establishments in NCB FEELING... * :°n is likely to be asked again Sharp’s parent firm, Hava with 11 million from Detroit. In town since January 1. aiHl again. Congressional salar­ kawa Electric Co.. made about all probability, they will sell Both Curcio and Commission ies and expenses have been 200.000 of them last year and 470.000 in the U. S. this year, er Joseph Carucci deplored the raised considerably in the last marketed 70 per cent of them double last yeear's output. And lawless behaviour of many col year and how the expense mon­ through its Carlstadt p la n t. most of that will be directed lif e students. Curcio said . ey is spent will be part of the This firm started in the U.S. from Lyndhurst and Secaucus. “ Though we mourn the death

Multiple Listing Service The South Bergen County Board Of Realtors Salutes Realtor Week.

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WILLIAM A. BLACK JUSTIN REALTY CO. FRED P. KURGAN 106 Park Avenue 300 Union Avenue (KURGAN — BERGEN, INC.) Tel. 438-2222 Tel. 939-7500 41 Park Avenue Tel. 939-6200 FRANK P. NISI, INC. 14 Am es Ave. Tel. 438-4421 PETER FERRARO ELLWOOD S. NEW, INC. 9 Lincoln Avenue VAN WINKLE & LIGGETT 46 Chestnut St. Tel. 438-1063 24 Orient W ay Tel. 939-4343 Tel. 939-8000 R IC H A R D M. K IG H T A. W. V A N W IN K L E & CO. 33 Lincoln Ave. A R T H U R H. P E A L , INC. 2 Station Square Tel. 939-2200 114 Jackson Ave. Tel. 438-6794 Tel. 939-0500 EAST RUTHERFORD 07073 starts with an S T DAVIDSON AGENCY CHARLES KLATSKIN COMPANY, INC. F R A N K R. ED W A R D S 140 Park Avenue 375 Murray Hill Pkwy 110 Hackensack Street Tel. 939-1831 Tel. 933-9595 Tel. 939-4200 EXPERIENCED TRUST DEPARTMENT! CARLSTADT 07078 Our Trust Department can be extremely happy from Birthday to Birthday. Stop in HAROLD A. PARCTI GEORGE ZIMMERMANN CHARLES ZORNER helpful to you, your family, your business, and ask us about the many ways we can 404 Hackensack Street 335 Hackensack Street 317 Hackensack St. in financial and estate planning matters. Our serve you. It costs you n o t h in g to find out Tel. 438-0550 Tel. 939-1675 Tel. 933^3838 people know their job and are anxious to how. Or, call us — we’ll be happy to visit WALL1NGTON 07055 WOOD RIDGE 07075 ■work w it h yo u a n d y o u r a tto rn e y . N o w i t ’s with you at your convenience. X JO S E P H C. B A R N E T GEMMER and MURPHY ALBERT GORAB AGENCY your move to see that your children are kept 130 Main Avenue 271 Valley Boulevard 257 Hackensack Street Tel. 777-7420 Tel. 939-6200 Tel. 438-1133

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A Few Thoughts On New York Anouilh’s Tragedy Mildred Montillo Set At Halfpenney by Mickey Bugcia man completely flustered. (This Optimism Prevails On Real Estate In C thatham G a lle ry "New York! What a filch? German sentence atso is usable Jean Anouilh’s great classic Miss Mildred Montillo or 655 place. A den of evil. The la rtf when the ftlack Panther news­ drama with modern overtone«, “ The residential real estate being able to offer such a wide Jersey and prospective home eluded. “ The New Jersey Asso­ Pennsylvania Avenue. L y n d est town with the fewest attrac­ boy tells you bo buy his paper). “ Antigone", opens tonight for market outlook in New Jersey variety of homes in planned purchasers who avail t h e m ­ ciation of Realtor Boards has hurst, has on exhibit at presen* tions!” 3. Do not stop walking. a two week engagement at is surprisingly good in spite of communities for these c i t i ­ selves of the services of a know always advocated the right of A- .... eight works of art, including Kearny's Halfpenny Play negative statements and statis­ zens." lrdgeable Realtor should be a all citizens to realize the cher JMaxi. have you been to th<* As soon as you halt, or give acrylics, conti sketches a n d 'house. tics from Washington." accord “ Essentially the housing and ble to satisfy their housing de ished dream of home owner wrong ptace! Fun City can real water colors at the Galt Galle­ the slightest indication rated in the Realtors' Make c’ty. kindly read another arti litely), reach into your coat, fiercest statements against t> The National Association of May 24. Miss Montillo is a mem catering to businessmen a n d the South Bergen Board of Re America Better Program. cle. There is no hope for you.) and ask him for his seller s ranny ■*- hidden under the gos Real Estate Boards, one of ber of the Rutherford and the permit. The peddler will think Famer coating of classic dra­ executives. President Cwik altors. said, "we should consid­ “ The term Realtor is an in the country's largest trade and 2. Memorize this Phrase: Teh Nutley Art Associations. you are a detective, and he will ma. said reports from the field in er the full meaning of this sen dicator of special qualifications professional associations, was sproche nur Deutsch. Based on the translation by d;cate that although prices of t( nee in light of some of the because only a member of the founded in 1908. Maintaining of g' on his merry way (ever si MSC Carnival Why this? As you enter the swiftly). Lewis Galanticre. it is being resale homes reflect m arlft problems facing us today. National Association of R e a l fices in Washington. D.C. and Port Authority Building, you conditions, mortgage money is staged by Frank Biancamano ‘The preamble to the Real Estate Boards , and one of Lne Chicago, it furnishes Realtors Among students participating wHl be accosted by a kind, 4. Do not walk through any obtainable even though not as and stars Judith Allwyn in the tor's Code (if Ethics begins, more than 1.570 local boards with the latest information on in the Montclair State College parks after dark. plentiful as it should be. sweet, gentle drunk, who needs title role. Others in the cast in 'Under all is the land. Upon its can identify V himself by that real estate dev?!opments. mort Carnival May 8 and 9 were Ken only one dollar more for his Reason: You'll never be able dude Robert Shockley. Nicho­ The Realtor Association head wise utilization and widely al "To be eligible for membership gage conditions. economic n(th V. Basinski of 713 4th St.. bus fare to HioksviMe in order to walk again. las Dadazio, Ruth Warren, Mil noled that local Realtors state !ecated ownership depend the a candidate must demonstrate trends, latest techniques. and and Robert V. Riz.zolo of 544 to see his dear, old Auntie Ann. 5. Do not cat at the cheapest cheM Carrey. Shelly Desai and they are anticipating b u sy survival and growth of free in­ a superior knowledge of the ( ‘.her business factors. The It is futile, (and also unheal places. David Cohn. spring and summer buy ing sea stitutions and of our civiliza- business, possess a record of S'nit h Bergen County Board of 3 res Avenue, both Lyndhurst. thy), who ask the man why he (Unless you like your ‘‘cat "Antigone" will be presented sons because of the great pent t on."'. business integrity, and finally, Realtors was founded in Aug­ T.icme of the Carnival was is on the second floor when burger" medium rare). at the Halfpenny on Thurs­ up housing demahd and cm "Home ownership is enjoyed subscribe to a strict code of ust of 1947 and joined N A R E B "Century of Cinema-Growth of by more than two-thirds of the ethics.” tickets are sold on the f i r s t If you follow these simple days. Fridays and Saturdays. ployce transfers. in September. 1947. a Medium." level: so. instead of giving up rules, you can beat New York May 7 thru 9 and 14 thru 16. at The Realtor’s tested experi­ families across the nation," "Realtors," Mr. Ehrhardt con your dollar, or risking combat, City at its own ruthless game. P.40 p.m. Tickets on Thursdays ence and background are prov­ Ehrhardt said, "a dream Real­ eluded, “ feel they have contri simply say. “ Ich spreche nur Let it never be said that we and Fridays are $3. students. ing to be an invalf^ble asset in tors have aided materially in buted greatly to the nation's Deutsch!" and then move on. country folk in Lyndhurst are $2.50. On Saturdays, prices are attaining. This record of home prosperity. N A R EB and its lea 00 today’s market because he is WEEK I guarantee you'll have t h ? gullible. Suburbia Unite! $3.50. students $3. Reservations able to offer the best service ownership is matched by few ders have for years urged and YOUNG TRAVELERS 25 may be made by calling 998 not only in finding a home but other countries in the world promoted home ownership both 8 Week Program 1100. in being able to know where to but it can become an even by the business in which they 2-4.6 Week Programs The Halfpenny Playhouse seek assistance in financing. j. rcatcr boon as it is extended aie engaged and by support of Spring Ball To Be "A Modern Miracle" * ) increasing numbers of low located at 155 Midland avenue. This extra service is the key legislation and custom that DAY CAMPS AGES 4 - 12 Held By Mt. Carmel Presented On Radio Kearny. ^ note of the more than {>0.000 Re income families through special have made purchase possible fltors who belong to the Na programs and efforts. This for miLlions of families who EX C IT IN G FIELD TRIPS On Saturday evening. May 16 The third series of the Jew t’onal Association cf Real E s ­ A Loral Camp In Your • SH IM M IN G the Annual Spring Ball of the isb Welfare Council Forum of Antigue Show At tate Boards and build their re­ A rea. • A R TS & C R A FT S Mount Carmel Guild Archdi^ the Air will be on W JR Z at putation on adherence to a Owned and operated by • NATURE STUDY cesan Apostolate for the Deaf Preakness Reformed 8.35 p.m. May 17. sponsored by strict Code of Ethics. • j HUETTEMANN'S f a Manter Teacher. • SC IE N C E will be held at St. Michael s the Peoples Trust of New Je r The Eighth Annual Antique Reports from the shore areas Private and reserved lake • ALL SPORTS School Auditorium. 889 E. Je r Show and Sale will be held at and lM»aeh areas. fey Street. Elizabeth. soy. "A Modern Miracle —The point out that 1970 will be a the Preakness Reformed banner year for home rentals | Delicatessen & Grocery | 10%-PRE SUMMER ALL TRANSPORTATION The Apostolate Program ex­ Making of a Man" will be the Church, 131 Church Lane. = '¿Vi IWTEKSON AYE. (¡E 8-7IH8 EAST RI’TllERFOUDs DISCOUNT INCLUDED it nds to the four counties of and sales. The maintenance c: subject. Wayne, on Tuesday. May 12 EASY PAYMENT PLAN Bergen. Essex, Hudson a n «1 the primacy of the seacoast sec from 12 noon until 10 p.m. and REGISTER NOW! Union. and surrounding areas. Black Capitalism" and "Op t'on as a leading resort attrac­ Wednesday. May 13. from 12 tion is a very important scg Cold Brveragrs l>y Mmlern Refrigerator always on Hand “ All deaf persons in northern ening the Doors of Suburbia" n

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M i n li I - v « I On W PIVs hlntory making dope telethon last Friday J«nd Cents S a ln .d y Ihrr* u s one unforgettable vignette In a panel FOLLOW .1 .sruHMion with young: former addict* hI\ of the seven young, I III strrs were puffing on Wgarette*. In a panel disrussinn with 1 0 LLADUK •notli* r gr« up of yiKingsters who nay they never have experl- iii nied with drugs only one of the seven was puffing. This is F.VEKY WKKK iiit*. a sei* nlifie observation. Nevertheless, the feeling of many •! :reot <• fighters is that cigarette smoking is the first step towr d tope ad llotion. In faet. most studentH in the drug field v.-v that in nearly every ease an addiet also has been a smoker, »...I SOUTH BERGEN REtlEW i Ills note is not intended for smokers hut for concerned pa. iv n 's. \ «1. 4') N o .— 12 LYNDHURST, N. J., M AY 14, 1970 6’PHON'f OFNFV» ft •7QO-t»r*> rnrt rh « « oa'ri MntHpr*ord. N J Roosevelt Students In Fair Junior Women Win Facing $500,000 Loss, Lyndhurst $200 Award For Mental Health Unit Will Fight Meadowlands Grab Lyndtiurst Junior Wonjen's Club has enriched their South The first real challenge to tlje inevitable. created. about $50.000 an acre. Bergen Mental Health Center power and constitutionality of There has been considerable Under terms of the contract At the commission meeting by $200. the Hackensack Meadowlands court action revolving around Lyndhurst is to collect a min­ members angrily said that the At the annua*! conveKion vf Development Commission prob the Agency already. Municipal imum of $87.900 a year with the case involved an intrusion of the Junior Women in Atlantic ably wiH be mounted by Lynd ties and land owners in the-area probability the revenues would municipal integrity and had to City Tuesday they were rated hurst. have Joined in several cases be in excess of $100,000 a year. be fought to the highest court. second in New Jersey for It was disclosed this week against the state unit. This contract was signed by The state commission will be achievement by their establish that the commission has noti­ Lyndhurst lawyer Alfred the Lyndhurst board'before the attacked as a political manipu ment of the mental health cen fied lyndhurst a contract it has Porro is conducting that case. commission was created. lation that is costing the tax­ ter. Now the commission says that payers huge sums of money. made for use of township pro- But in the present instance Woodimry, Which set ik > a the contract is invalid because A study of the commission’s pertjr for a refuse dump is in L'ndhtirst probably will decide school for teen age orphans, re It violates a zoning regulation books showed that although it valid because ft violate« the to go it alone because of Its ceived first prize of $300 and a imposed by the commission and has done nothing for the mead- zoning regulations of the-com­ stake in the issue. About 500 chance for national honors. because the property belongs to rrwlands it has comoiled a staff mission and that the property bci es of meadowland are in But the work of the Lyndhurst the state, not to Lyndhurst. that collects $150.000 a year. does Hot belong to Lyndhurst. volvcd and over $500,000 juniors was hailed around the Lyndhurst has bad the proper­ The commission already is Lyndhurst met in -a special in dumping fees are also in 5“la*e as one of the most drama ty on its tax rolls for over 20 paying a controller $25.000 a session Monday ni^ht to consid­ question. t*c gestures of women’s partici­ v^ars It was acquired when the year — although there isn't an er action. This means that Lyndhurst pation in civic affairs. late Carmine Savino Sr. was official in Bergen County or any The • decision of the board can /how specific injury by ac The Mental Health Center finance director. When he took o f. the municipal governments serves Lyndhurst and surround was to disregard the commiss­ tion of the meadowland com office he found that taxes on the that collects that kind of money. ion. on jhe grounds it is uncon mission. irvg comrmmiMe* and got its land were delinquent. After The commission has rented a siart with a $7.000 gift from the flitutfanal and that its orders Lyndhurst signed a contract vainly trying to collect the tax­ floor in the new office btrlding Robert Kane. Roosevelt School, Lyndhurst, seventh grader, is shown with exhibit “smoking ina junior women. tav«nfc> rflact.., witti Interstate Sanitation Oo., es Savino advertised the prop of BeUemead in the Lyndhurst <•hin*'•' that won prize at Fairleigh Dickinson, Ru herford. lie is son of School Supt. and Mrs. Eli counsel probably will which is, cperaWS by ttfe Viola erty for sale. c , . - meadows Rental, telephone K . n e . - * * - 1 • Ewnily. to Permit dumping on Although y$,*Btote ¡4. New service and maintenance char­ to Tight the question in SC IEN C E FA IR . 3 col cut &cpt A Certificate of Merit an<1 an Nicholas Checki, For his in­ Vocational Program Lyndhurst -- owned meadow Jtrsey w-as notified of' the sale ges are not vet know n. Seventh and e& ith grade stu honorable mention pin for his formative display on “ Drutfs” , ooUrt. - ' , . * •" land. The contract is for five no effort was made to stop the But W'hat is known is that tiie denis., under the direction of ‘ Smoking Machine'' was re Robert Souza for his under­ On Regional Basis The showdown has been a years and was sighed before the sale or to assert a state claim. commission is going hick to the t'.cir science instructor. Mrs. ceived by seventh grader. Ro taking. entitled “ Aerodynam long time in coming. But it was mpadowiand commission was H ie property is now worth Legislature shortly for money ].'.;s Garmhausen. submitted bert Kane, son of School Super icc” and bis eighth grade bro­ Eleven board members, five rid had acx?ep‘-ed project« to intpndrnt and Mi’s. Eli Kane, ther's on U.F.O.’s. administrators, one county co the Annual North Jersey Sci Other seventh grade pupils These entries were the result erdinator, a high school ooor < ucc and Mathrmatics Region from Mrs. Garmhausen s sci or independent research and d.nator and a guidance direct­ Auto Wreckers Told To Improve Fence .>• Fair held at Fairleigh Dick ence classes who won the Merit study of a topic chosen by each or. representing eight S o u th iiison University in Rui^ierford. Certificates were: of the 113 pupils Bergen school districts, met at by AMY DIVINE requires a 7-foot “ solid wall or contacted. Curcio then asked. sociations. Frank Ruggiero. Fast Rutherford High School on fence” . Calella asked if a corru "Who’s to stop me from filling New Jersey State Amvets Com "W e » ill fight the constitu gated iron fence would be suit­ ir; this land on which I will mander. applauded the commis­ Saturday morning, April 25, to tionaility of. the Meadowlands able. Russo said the place "is build a house some day? sion for its action. discuss furthei- the increasing Commission to the Supreme Porro Serves Helstoski need for vocational education a disgrace in our township. You Roeschke also stated that no Ralph Colacurc-io asked that Cout of the United States if we facilities in the area. live in another town (Belleville) public official can do business permission be granted to a s k have to on ownership of our and put your junkyard in ours." with the town.-hip and that this merchants for lowered rates on Staff A t $400 A Week, In the beginning. 11th and •neadowlands." sayd Mayor Pe He cited fires at the place and is being done He also said that merchandise purchased from 121th grade pupils would parti­ >er J. Russo at Tuesday’s meet called it a “fire hazard." He is a law demands “ that eacn them. cipate in the program — with i'-.g. He referred to a notice re to appear May 28 in local court month a financial statement of The sum of $2.500 was voted provisions for possible fti’.ur? reived by Intercity Service, on anti litter charges. Calella the town’s finances should be to Virginia Luddeeke. widnw of HoebeVs Manager Says Inc.. Lyndhurst refuse collector participation by the 9th a n d said " I object to my place be published in a local paper and Louis Luddeeke, who died while 10th grades. .i-hich forbade tiie company's AJi'rcd Porro. Lyndhurst law take-over. Democrats that the Republicans ing called a.’junkyard.” noted this is not done. He also fighting a fire in the meadows. flumping oh 400 acres 'of land Commissioner Peter F. Cur- said that he has asked repeat Ordinance 1464, defining trail­ ver. suddenly has become an Porro not only represents the are padding public payrolls is a Between 300 400 (ltth and south of the railroad which the cic said he thought a setback edly what goes into the minutes ers. Ordinance 1465. ruling on sMie in the congressional elee municipalities he is also repre farce and Congressman Hels&o 12th grade) pupils could be ser­ township claim* it owns. should be required with flowers of Commission meetings and junkyards, and ordinance 1466, foTr"-becaUse it was revealed sentative of many of the private ski is the biggest hypocrite of ved in morning and afternoon Lyndhurst has joined several Curcio tihen came in for criti­ that he has never received an appropriating $26,000 for a wnod 1 .st week that Pòrro has been property owners fighting the all. sessions in an eight unit shop. other communities in a fight to cism by Edward Roeschke who answer. chippcr for the township, w’cre receiving $400 a week as a spe meadiHvland deal. “Recently I asked our staff to This number is about 5 percent declare to the Meadowland De­ stated. “ No one can dump in The mayor appointed Victor introduced and will have pub­ < ;i| assistant to Rep. Henry Besides these duties Porro review the congressional pay cf the estimated 7,000 second velopment Act unconstitutional. any water without permission of Lindsay chief of the Fire Pre lic hearing on May 26. lit Iptoski. serves as advisor on sea prob roll of Congressman HelStoSki ary students in the South Ber The mayor claimed the dump the U. S. Government.” T h e n vention Bureau with members A variance was granted E r No announcement of Porro’s lems and has travelled exten and to our amazement we found gen Area. As the interest in­ ing contractor received notice he said a fence on River Road Lawrence Christensen. Henry nest Costa, Jr.. 613 New York nopointment had been made by s;vely in the last year to deliver that his congressional payrolls creases, additional vocational from the Meadowland Commis­ where Curcio owns property Drozdowski. Arnold Holzherr. Avenue, to add a 12 by 12 foot flelstoski. This intensified the lectures on the subject. is as padded as a millionaire's units can be added. If interest sion which did not notify the bo­ liaS been broken down and un George Mitchell. John Monaco. bedroom to the first floor of his s'iock that greeted the announ­ The Porro situation arose mattress. increases regularly, then t h e rough dork: sightly fill has been dumped Joseph Pc-trillo, Anthony Rullo home. cement. when Mayor Charles J. O’Dowd ' Leading the list is Alfred rented facilities can be replac­ K spirited exchange to o k diere by unmarked trucks. M ar­ and Kenneth Summers. Maurice Murphy was honored Porro is one of the busiest Jr.. campaign manager for Hel Porro. a prominent attorney, ed by the building of a shared­ place between the mayor and tin Carrig also criticized t h e The Commission passed a re as a “ great public servant by lawyers in New Jersey. He is stoski’s Republican opponent, who during the last year collec time center in the area. counsel for the East Rutherford former Freeholder Henry Hoe ted monthly payments totaling Patrick Calella. partner irt Lynd enpearance of this property. To solution that the American Flag r resolution for his services on S wer Authority, counsel for the be1 hrouffht uo the subject. $21.000. It is no secret how busy The cost of the operation hurst Auto Wreckers at 651 R1 Cuncio's remark that he had wiH fly at half mast while a the library board, and in veter­ Carlstadt Sewer Authority, a O’Dowd said he was infuria Mr. Porro is with his private would be divided between the verside Avenue, when CaleUa permission to dump there, Ro­ Lyndhurst veteran of any ans and welfare projects. p.irtner in Multiplex the comp­ ted by Democratic charges practice. county and the participating asked what kind cf fence the eschke replied that Curcio did branch nf service lies in state, Concluding the hearing of cit any that serves as financial ad­ that the Republicans have pad “ We would like an explana­ communities. In all probability commission wanted him to e- not have permission, according following a suggestion fro m irens Anthony Brunotti said, visor of both authorities, and ded the payroll. tion from Helstoski on how the program would be some rect. Russo told him state law to authorities Roeschke has national and state Amvets As (Continued On Page Three) representative of 12 municipali O'Dowd said: “ Constant char­ much work Mr. Porro does what similar to Befrgen Tech’s t.es fighting the meadowland ges from the Bergen County (Continued On Page Three) — the county would provide the facilities, equipment and in­ structors, while the communi­ Covert Directs High School Musicale ties would share the operating ties including chairman of sev­ expense — based on pupil at­ Don Covert will manage and Firemen Install Officers Sat. eral committees and Bergen tendance. direct the musical program to be held on Sunday. May' 24. at County Chorus Manager. Mr. The installation of officers for have included, past captain of Other Officers of the Lynd It would be most artvantage- 2.30 p.m. In connection w it h Covert also has conducted the the Lyndhurst Fire Department the Lyndhurst Police First Aid hurst Fire Department being in­ rnts for each community to the Cultural Arts Festival soon New Jersey High School Oper­ will be held Saturday evening. Corps, officer in the Bendix stalled are: First Assistant have a file of a-ll the industries sored by the E.M .D. of t h e atic Festival. May 16. 1970. Preceding installa Management Club, member of Chief Henry Drozdowski of within'Its limits. An important Lyndhurst Woman's Club. Two A select group of 40 vocal stu- tien the annual department in­ Lyndhurst Elks Lodge No. 1505. Truck Co. No. 1 Hose Co. No. 2. aid to the organizational offer musical offerings Will be per dents. called the Concert Choir, spection will take place at advisory board on Lyndhurst Second Assistant Chief Joseph ings of the center would be a formed in the high school audi­ will sing a variety of selections 7 p. m public schools. Adoniram Lodge Petrillo of Engine Co. No. 3.Sec closer tie with industry. A torium. An art exhibit wiH be adult residents who attend the Kenne h A. Summers, elected No. 236 F&jAM. 'advisory Board retary Anthony Rullo and nuestionnaire could be sent to shown on the lawn from 12 festival. chief of the department, is a Lyndhurst Cha'iter American Treasurer Ex-Chief Lawrence the various industries of each noon to 5 p.m. member of the townships oldest Red Cross. Lvndhurst Fire Pre Christensen. community requesting the fol- The “ 13" is a vooal elite sel­ fire comoany, Valley Rrook En vention Board. Bergen County The installing officer for the lowine information: Covert was graduated from ected by audition from the g i ne (Vrvpany No. 1. The com­ Fire Chiefs Association. Ex evening will be ex chief Robert Their needs in today’s and Montclair State College, B A- Girls Chorus. The thirteen regu pany was formed February 15, empt Firemens Association. F Sauer of the Local Depart tomorrow’s labor markets. The degree: Trenton Slate College. lars are supported t>y 2 or 3 al­ lKftfi New Jersey and New York Fire ment. Sauer is a past president possibility of a shared time ed M.A. and took further studies ternates for each voice part. Summers is a quality and re­ mens Association and the Am of the New Jersey and New ucationa'l work program. The at Temple University. For This well-known group has sung liability engineer with the Ben erican Society for Quality Con York Volunteer Firemens 'asso availability of part time jobs twelve years he has taught many times for assemblies, con dix Corporation. Navigation and trol. ciation and a past president of for hieh school pimils. The music in the Lyndhurst Public certs and civic groups in the Control Division. He resides at Summers has attended New New Jersey State Firemens Re hourly pay scale and addition­ Schools and is the head of the area. U IS MADRIGAL SINGERS — Seated, left to right, Ingrid PiJ.k, 220 Page avenue with his wife Jersey State Fire College and lief Association. Hosting the af al employment benefits. The department in this system. As -lane I>'Arey. Martha Sparta, Ruby Reyna, Susim Harris, Mar. the former Esther Christensen. Nf w Jersev and New Yori< Fire fair will be Valley Brook Eng providing of scholarships where an active member of the Ber­ Beside the musical program guret Aldridge. Standing, David Paul, Richard S/nlt-wski, Hnlirrt , Active in local affairs for Training School. Also Fort Mon in» Company No. 1. fcasiib’e, and Making available gen County Music E&ieators. in the auditorium at 2:30 p.m., Steuben, Seott Wolf, Jack Wonica and Rrie Paul. • many years. Summers is a oast mouth Sitmai Training School. Mayor Peter Russo, Director to schools information about Inc., New Jersey Music Educa­ a new grot*» of madrigal sing cfmmander of Barrinffer Walk­ Bloomfield Tech., Fairleigh or Public Safety, will invoke-the the latest developments. e- tors Association and the Music ers will sing 16th century Eng features. vice without charge, in order er Lopinto Post. No.139 Ameri Dickenson College and Rutgers effice of authority and present quipment. technioues and me- Educators National Conference t’sh selections on the la w n . The E.M.D. is sponsoring this to foster the participation and can Leyon. Other activities University. tiie new chiefs with tiieir badge. tliods of the industrial world. he has served in many capaci. Covert is director of all three festival as a community scr- appreciation of the cultural arts