Council Ruggiero Named To Legal Post

By DAN FOLEY

XXL WATMI. N i. | Mayor Edward Sisco to­ Vol. 2. No. 125 Matznor Publications Tues., March 12,1968 day announced that .A s­ signment Judge John Crane, Superior Court, Law Division, Passaic County, State of New Jersey, has Cyanamid Building Plan OK'd signed a restraining order against the Wayne Munici­ pal Council to prevent that body from making tempor­ ary appointments t© the newly created Legal De­ partment. The order is re­ turnable March 21. A t thy same time, Sisco an­ nounced his appointment o f Salvatore J. Ruggiero of 580 Valley Road as towpship coun­ sel on a temporary basis. Rug­ giero is also attorney to the Board of Education. By DAN FOLEY The mayor also said that he and Ruggiero have asked Syl­ The , Wayne Planning van Rothenberg to perform Board, meeting last night the duties of prosecutor for at the Municipal Building, .the Township of "Wayne on a granted site plan and loca­ temporary basis, and have ask­ tion approval to the Amer­ ed Michael Diamond to per­ ican Cyanamid Co. for an form the duties of Planning office building addition to Board attorney on a tempor­ the firm ’s premises on Cy­ ary basis. Rothenberg and Dia­ anamid Drive. mond have been performing American Cyanamid repre­ those duties in the past. sentatives said the project Asked for comment on the would cost an estimated $850,- coyrt order, Dr. Leonard Pine, 000 and would be an extension Council president, snid he. of the company’s existing doesn’t know what it means. building. The addition will pro­ Dr. Pine added: f vide 40,000 square feet of addi- “I just wish that he (the tional space and 260 additional mayor) would come up with a work stations. '* Council permanent appointment ( for There will also be additional ^ownship counsel).” • Center at tha Woyn# Municipal Building. Charles Norman, chairman, second from left, last parking space for 200 cars. The It was Dr. Pino who made the night presented slides of art- and sculpture from Studio Three, of which Michael De Nike, addition will be ready in June motion that led to w hat' was co-chairman, second from right, is also a member. Interested viewers are, from left, Charles or July, 1969. k construed as temporary town­ Kelly, supervisor of Wayfie Recreation, Norman; Jack Braum and Arnold Jacobs, instrumental Hie Planning Board also ap­ ship counsel appointments for committee; Joan Chester, lectures; Denise Delack, secretary; De Nike; Robert Perkins, vocal. proved the landscape plan of Rothenberg and Diamond. How- the Willowbrook Shopping Cen­ ever, Dr. Pine did not agree ter, Phase 1, on Route 46. that township counsel had been In addition, approval was New Hampshire Vote Starts; appointed. He explained: granted to the Preakness Shop-, “I don’t think the Council ping Center for its revised land­ made the appointment of a scape plan. The site is the Pat- township tounsiel. Rothenberg erson-Hamburg Turnpike, near is serving as jyosecutor and the Alps Road Extension area. Nixon, McCarthy Grab Lead Diamond is Planning -Board at­ Michael Diamond, Planning torney. They are already in the Board attorney, reported a CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire voted today with Richard M. Nixon’s employ of the town. W hat the communication from Mayor Republican prospects and Eugene J. McCarthy’s Democratic protest — as well as his Council did is retain them in Edward Sisco in . which the political bankroll — at stake in the nation’s opening presidential primary. the capacities, in which -they mayor said that he and Salva- The first trickle of ballots, now are, and have them give hamlet, where the ballots were get 30 per cent or more o f the t—e J. Ruggiero of 580 Valley from the ski country of the legal advice and help to the cast moments after midnight. vote, Nixon was setting a tar­ Road, newly appointed tempo­ White Mountains, sent Mc­ Council, if we find it necessary, rary township counsel, were Carthy and Nixon off ahead. Nixon received 8 Republican get far higher than that chosen and provide that they would be asking Diamond to perform the votes, there were 4 write-ins by the New Yorker's support­ In the tiny village of Water- paid for extra legal services duties of Planning Board attor­ for N ew York Gov. Nelson A. ers. Former Gov. Hugh Gregg, they do under existing ordi­ ney on a temporary basis. ville Valley, there were 8 votes Rockefeller and 1 Republican promoting the write-in, said nances providing this money.” Diamond said that, on that ba­ for McCarthy and 2 write-in 15,000 Rockefeller votes would wrote McCarthy's name on his ‘This is not a pro tom ap­ sis, he was continuing as at­ votes for Sen. Robert F. Ken­ ballot. (Continued on Page 2) pointment. This is a temporary nedy, D-N.Y. President John­ torney to the Planning Board. Even before the ballot cast­ measure until the mayor can son didn’t get a vote in that (Continued on Page 8) ing began, Nixon acknowledged come back to the Council with that “gamesmanship” would be CC Ballot another name as soon as. possi­ a m ajor factor in determining ble." who were the winners and who Deadline Nears However, Sisco understood School Bus Deadline Noted ! were the losers in the lead-off the’ Council's action on Rothen­ Deadline date for return of voting of the 1968 presidential berg and Diamond as tempor­ w illiam DeYoung, Secretary-Business Administra­ ballots to elect eight out of 22 race. ary township counsel appoint­ tor for the Wayne Board of Education states that in candidates to the Board of Di­ Nixon’s only Republican chal­ ments, and declared that the order to properly set up the transportation for pupils rectors of the Wayne Chamber lenge was the late-starting Council’s action was “complete­ from Wayne Township attending non-profit private of Commerce is Monday, March write-in move for Rockefeller ly arbitrary and completely schools, it will be necessary that application be made 25, according to Pier Kooistra, and the only real question for wrong.” w on or before May 1, 1968. chairman of the nominations the form er vice president is the Sisco himself, made a pro Application forms for the 1968*69 school year will and election committee. margin by which he runs tern appointment ‘of former be sent to parents of pupils now being transported. ahead. Installation of new -officers Mayor George Breur for town­ Parents of all pupils who- will begin attending non­ “I figure this," Nixon said, and directors will take place ship counsel, after Breur fail­ profit private schools in September 1968 should se­ ‘‘if we win 2 to 1 Til be Saturday, March 30, at the an- ed to get Council confirmation cure application > forms for transportation from the happy.” <■ nual installation dinner-dance for the post. > Wayne Board of Education, Preakness Shopping Cen­ There may have been a bit to be held at The Camelot, Rat- Sisco said his pro tern‘ ap­ ter, if they are eligible because of distance from the of gamesmanship in that. By zer Road Circle. Ralph Vander pointment of Breur was a valid designated school. forecasting Rockefeller would May is “Banquet chairman. (Continued on Page 8) WAYN1 TODAY MAR. 12, lf*8 Pog« 2 amount to success in New New in success to amount for the Williamsburg at theWilliamsburg for Hampshire. Nixon said that that seri­ a considered said be not could Nixon Hampshire. o te President. the for Viet­ the in course Johnson's obtain to hoped he said Carthy n ndniid a sopd suddenly. stopped car unidentified an rial meeting next Monday at 8 at Monday next meeting rial tv ad h ges satd o bum. to started grease the and stove u etmt ad a t bo to had low. too and rated estimate ous e cn o te oe against vote the of cent per war. nam protest against of campaign his per 30 Mc­ race. Democratic the In eil die b Matis . lrnhm 6, f h sm ad­ same the of 63, Eltringham, A. Mjatthias by driven vehicle . ocnie fnl approval final consider to m.p d ited serving in the U.S. Army, He spent five years in the New York York New the in years five spent He Army, U.S. the in serving Post Place, Newfoundland, as Eltringham was making a left left a making was northbound Eltringham the from as Road Alps into turn Newfoundland, Place, Post h wiei efr big staged being effort write-in the 40 to up get might McCarthy opo Pan floig h accident. in the Hospital following Memorial Plains Chilton at Pompton ajnd released treated was dress, addresses. their at fin's reported who terday Road was the scene of a two vehicle collision yesterday when when yesterday collision vehicle two a of scene the was Road was reported nine minutes after a kitchen fire in ’he home of of home ’he in fire which kitchen West a Drive after Lake minutes 1059 Pines nine of Beal reported was Frank Mis. of home ager for New Jersey several months months several Jersey New for ager office. The posts have been vacant vacant been have posts The office. the the announced recently. Sean P. Fensel Fensel P. Sean recently. announced iha, eotdy tpe, ocn te a die, itr M. Victor driver, van the forcing stopped, reportedly highway, a graduate of University of Buffalo, joined Goodbody Goodbody joined Fensel, Buffalo, Good- younger of the The of University years. many of manager for been graduate hasa Pa. who that Bradford, in Fensel, follows office A. body career A. His father, Wayne. his Road, of Traphagen 4 at _ves years, the car in which she was riding was involved in a two vehicle vehicle Road. two a Alps and in Turnpike involved Hamburg of was riding interjection the was at she collision which in car the Trail. 129'Algonquin of Komanitzkl, John Mr*. managed both offices, was designated designated was offices, both managed office and Robert F. Zimmerman, Zimmerman, F. 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II. S. Bombers Batter N. Viet 12, 1968 Ag. M Pfrr TO AYNE W 3 Poqe 1 Plane lost. SAIGON (AP) — U.S. warplanes knifed through overcast skies Monday on 76 missions against targets in North Vietnam. „ Urn- Air Force F4 Phantom was downed during the raids, a sjKikcsman said, and the two Cold Rush i crewmen are missing. It was the 808th r.S. combat plane an­ Builds Up nounced lost in the air war against the Communist North. In Europe Hanoi elaimed two U.S. planes were shot down during LONDON (API—A renewed Monday’s raids. gold rush built up in Europe's Navy AS Intruder pilots at­ bullioh markets today. Demand tacked the radio communica­ in Paris set a high for the year. tions receiving station with 500- Zurich, London and Rome THE ENEMY'S BELOW — Theodora Rutkowski, U.S. Navy hospital corptman of Pittsburgh, Pa., pound bombs, using their radar reported heavy sales approach­ uses his stethoscope to listen for digging by North Vietnamese troops underneath a U.S. to attack through the 2,000-foot ing last week’s high level, but Marine outpost o f tho Marino base at Kho Sanh. At right Is Marine Julian Kalama of San ceiling. They reported their still below the crisis rate of Lorenzo, Calif. Mist obscures barbed-wire defenses behind the men. (AP Wirephoto'via radio bombs were on target and said November and December fol­ from Sa|gon) jj “• ' ' • they also hit a nearby antiair­ lowing Britain's devaluation oL craft missile site. the pound from $2.80 to $2.40. - The radio station had been hit Paris sales included- 10 tons of 2.2-pound ingots; gold coins, for the first time Feb. 10. and 4027.5-pound baps. This The American fighter-bomb­ House Receives Rights Bill; compared with the 1968 high of ers ranged from the Yen Bai eight, tons. airfield 78 miles northwest of ■The speculators and. hoard­ Hanoi to the southern panhandle ers were continuing to drain Enactment Urged By President with these other major targets: away the trading resources of The Dong Trieu army barracks the western banking nations r W A S H IN G T O N (A P ) — The House has received' a Senate-passed civil rights bill 46 miles northeast of Hanoi, toe despite Sunday’s Basel declara­ and an appeal from President Johnson to enact the measure* which includes landmark Nam Dinh barracks 45 miles tion of the international gold, open-housing and antiriot provisions. southwest of Haiphong, the Ha pool’s central banker*' commit­ House leaders met Monday Dong barracks 8 miles south­ ting their resources to defense night, a few hours after the west of Hanoi, the Thanh Hoa of the present price level of $35 Senate passed the bill 71 to 20, thermal power plant and the an ounce. N. Korea Hints Deal to map plans for getting the, Cam Pha transformer station. Over South Vietnam, the Air measure through to the Presi­ Israel, Jordan Force’s giant B52 bombers Tlew dent. On Crew Of Pueblo eight rounds late Monday and Troops Clash Tlie House originally passed today, including six against TO K YO (A P ) — North Korea said today it will deal TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli the administration bill as a North Vietnamese troops ring­ with the Captured crew of the USS Pueblo "leniently to and Jordanian forces exchang­ measure concerned only with ing tne U.S. Marines’ Khe Sanh ed machine-gun fire across the a certain extent" if the United States “makes a due providing federal protection to combat base in the northwestern Jordan River for the second apology for its crimes and gives assurance against the Negroes and civil rights work­ comer of the country. straight day today after an Is- , recurrence of similar hostile acts.” ers. The bombs -from tUfe high­ raeli patrol killed an Arab sab­ The North Korean position But after seven weeks of Sen­ flying Stratofortresses crashed oteur in a brief clash, the army said. wps parried in a commentary ate debate, the new version into suspected enemy positions A communique said Jordan­ Favor Griffin broadcast by the official Pyon­ provides: within two miles of the besieged Marine base. ian gunners opened up about gyang radio. I—A ban on discrimination in an hour after the rest of the O ver Evers the sale or rental of all hous­ The other B52 strikes were A fter re]>eating Its charges Arab band had fled back By JOHN HALL ing except owner-occupied sin­ against Viet Cong fortifications that the P-eblo intruded into 25 miles northeast of Saigon across the river from the Israe­ JACKSON, Miss. (A P t— White gle-family homes sold without li-occupied west bank about North Korean waters and com­ and in the central coastal plains candidate Charles H. Griffin tine aid of a broker, or portions four miles north of the Allenby 270 miles northeast of Saigon. was a heavy favorite to defeat mitted acts of espionage, and of dwellings sheltering up to Bridge. foiur families, provided the own­ The ground war dwindled into Negro leader Charles Evers to­ citing “confessions” purported Israeli forces fired back, the day in a runoff -for Congress. er retains residence. This' a lull for the first time since the to have been made by its crew, communique said. It mqntioned Secretary of State Heber Lad­ would mean about 80 per cent Comm’unist command launched the commentary went on: “The no Israeli casualties. ner predicted 125,000 votes in o£ the nation’s housing would the lunar new year offensive In Jerusalem, Israeli Hous­ criminal acts perpetrated, by the 12 southwest Mississippi be covered by 1970. - ■ Jan. 31. ing Minister Mordeehai Bentov counties, including the cities of the crew of the armed spy ship • — Federa] law against inter­ In the only ground action of announced that in the next two Jackson, Vicksburg, McComb are grave. But heavier respon­ ference with Negroes and oth- any size reported Monday by or three, years about 10,000 and Natchez, o f the 3rd con­ sibility rests with the U.S. au­ ' eris in the exercise of speci­ the U.S. Commond, troops of Jews will be able to move into gressional district. Polls open thorities which ordered them to fied, rights, including voting, the 196th Light Infantry Brigade homes in East Jerusalem, the at 8 a.m. EST, and will close at conduct espionage, and hostile ■ Jury service and use of public scored a lopsided victory in a Arab quarter captured frpm 6 p.m. in all 309 precincts. acts against our country. accommodations. 71 a-hour coastal battle. Jordan in the June war. . Fulbright, Rusk Clash On Role Of Congress

WASHINGTON (AP) — A The* exchange came in the Fulbright told the secretary: "N o one is infallible,” Eul- Rusk said, referring to the six sharp dispute flared today be­ second day of testimony by "The Senate should be in­ bright continued in his open­ hours of testimony he gave tween Secretary of State Dean Rusk on war policy before the formed fully of the policy this ing statement ‘T h e wisest Monday. Most of the questions Rusk and Sen. J. W. Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Com­ administration intends to' fol­ course is. for all of us to con­ came from four critics. over whether Congress should mittee, headed by Fulbright, low.” sult together before further But Fulbright replied “ I have a voice in deciding on any- an Arkansas Democrat He said the consultation . significant decisions arc made. don’t fe el-1 heard anything major increase in the UJ5. The session Monday produced should come before any deci­ I do hot understand why this yesterday about the plans of is not acceptable to the admin­ fighting force in Vietnam. intensive criticism of U.S. poli­ sions are made. the administration in the im­ istration.’" Rusk said he was opposed to cy in Vietnam from-a majority Fulbright again cited reports mediate future. Wluvrt I want that President Johnson is con­ Rusk replied that the Presi­ “giving the enemy all the In­ of committee members. Rusk to talk about is the exact, pre­ dent did consult with the chair­ formation that can be develop­ stood firm on the administra­ sidering sending up to 200,000- cise plans you have on eseala- men of congressional commit­ ed at public hearings.” tion views but said they were additional troops to Vietnam. tio$.” “Nothing could be more valu­ under review "from A to Z” in A total of 525,000 men Is now tees and said the secretary of “You declined to answer,” able in Hanoi or Moscow,” he the wake of the recent Viet authorized. defense, as well as the secre-. the chaiman told the secretary added. Cong offensive. » “Congress has th* right to tary of state, frequently ap­ with reference to the Monday Fulbright countered that Fulbright reserved most of initiate or declare war,” Ful- peared before them. decisions have been made. “I’m not interested in the tac­ his questions for today and be­ bcight told Rusk. “It is still not "A good deal of consultation tics of this war.” came embroiled in the dispute too late to draw back before is going on here — yesterday, Rusk repeated that in his last He said his concern was po- with Rjusk moments after the we get into a full scale, all-out this morriing — the views o f conversation with the President — and asked: "A re w e now hearing opened in the crow'ded war, possibly including nuclear the members of the committee on Sunday he was told no new to escalate this w ar?" hearing room. weapons.” were set forth rather clearly," questions on more troops. W A Y N E TODAY MAR. 12,,1968 Poge v ly have to move out of her Pines Lake home, she is so in­ so is she home, Lake Pines her out of move to have ly v Te ui Epoin’ ad h “Bit-a-Sweets.’ the and Explosion,’’ Music “The . s p u > ^ oim ; torium. n wl! e a e tips few a get will! and aly ih col audi­ School High Valley r ad ts re n all and — free col­ itis in and it’s or. fun, the It’S around world. Ed­ stuffing Phil wards and Brdwn Bruce March shown to4>e Days,’’ Hollow r ivtd o rn along bring to invited are see will guests teen p.m., “Surfing film, with latest splash his is big .1 who making Brown Britce from dt . 1 . . . date a sun, the of Recrea­ rays warni Wayne the the under Development Cultural for rm ad etn places meeting and grams vacuum big the that TION under breakers ocean on Council Mayor’s the of twig a Council, Activities licks last Teen his in get to going still is Froht Jack H ig h School, or Chuck S id erits at th e H ills H ig h School. School. h ig now H is and ills H T.A.C., e th at erits id S Chuck or School, h ig H fundraiser for scholarships, scholarships, for fundraiser n hs on a be pro­ byen has town this in surfing of visions glowing have They Commission. tion that find and then, morning and this up vacations, wake summer you and -4- spring boom! toward der ild rs Te” hc sol b a excellent an be should which — Taes” Brass “ titled ei fr engr t vie hi dsrs ih regard with programs. desires recreation their and voice to entertainment to teenagers y lle a for V media at onsenting C en Carm or wise tHe to arra obtained Word M be can ona M Tickets er Theater. eith James St. the T.A.C. T.A.C. h cnej wl b ece b Tm ie fo 8 to 8 from Niven Tom by emceed be will concerjt The g n i s i r atsi ih fantastic chartered via p.m. 7 it hall town cause. an Hls ih col y. ay ilas f Wayne of the in Williams held be Gary gym. School will High which Hills program Wayne the for saled ticket v o Mac 2, hn on aut ma juny r m fro jpurney ay 'm adults young when 28, arch M on lack. the tv overcoming in strides great making ih ot f 2 oies o h Bad Tute of Trustees f o Board the to nominees 22 of out eight southwest the in living Indians these for hardships of as ter ahr s rpld h cno awy get always cannot he be­ crippled, and 16, is to father tipee-vears-old young­ their from The cause age children. in six of range care the sters with left is he and to give her to selling going she’s, by makes goods, she baked cent every mouth-watering and weeks, two bread, baking on keeps Troyano Charles Mrs. but turvy, aiv il Sho i i cag o tce sls for sales ticket of charge in is School Higlh Valiev o h teaes n te en ciiis oni are Council Activities Teen the and — teenagers the for n ot 2 na Fifed od Ms Toao ie in lives Troyano Mrs. Road. Fairfield near 28 Route on f u culr. trs n bizrs aelf te red­ the left have a blizzards in and skins Storms counltry. our of fie t 0 abr Trpk, s cetn table accepting is Turnpike, Hamburg 60 H at office n t Pe Kosr, himn f h nmntn and nominating the of chairman Kooistra, Pier to ing tbe to sent be to receiving been she’s clothing of their amount up roBed Club Women’s Lake Pines the of ment ok Id ie o ep i out.” him help to like I’d work. widower a made was com­ he with because Huhn, overwhelmed is Mr. body, for her passion as big as and gold Plains. Pompton of Huhn . W J. Mr. next the for going oven her keep to going she’s that ing 1 .. Tusa, pi 1. pnos r UNI n a in O IC N U are Sponsors 11. April Thursday, p.m.,11 h ls hue n aril Ra bfr entering before Road Fairfield on 46. house Route last the nae wt ue cohn big ruh t hr for her to brought being Indians. clothing Navajo the used with undated adr a — h sy te netimn i gig to toastmaster. Ralph going is is by Littleton entertainment the Jack planned says great. who being be — evening May the Vander for reservations the Wayne Chamber Chamber Wayne the sn te oe se an fr oe od benefit good some for earns she money the using e ntle a te nul ntlain inrdne at dinner-dance installation annual the and at out installed mailed be been have Ballots committee. election the about bit a complaining isn’t Raab inhabi­ Barb first nation’s tants. the out help to decided and sleeves hn i wf ws ild n ftl ciet at week last accident fatal a in killed was wife his when h'aeo, ot 2, n audy Mrh 0 * 30. 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The Forum O f W ayne Time waits ABOLISH BOARD Can the voters of Wayne for­ SAYS READER get that just one year ago. the To the Editor entire Township was a national for no one Wayne Today disgrace stemming from the In the past week we have random babblings of Mr. Mil­ seen two heavy blows thrown ler; that due to Newton Mil­ at the advancement of educa­ ler's irrational statements, our tion in Wayne Township. township was symbolized by BUT YOU! First, the Board of Education's the press as a bigoted com­ budget was defeated; second, munity? How can a Board of Newton Miller, the king of Education which only one year at the Ramapo Bank minority opinion, was elected ago requested Mr. Miller’s president of the Board of Edu­ resignation reverse itself to the FR O M 8 a .m . T O 8 p .m . cation. W ill Wayne/dyer recov­ extent that it elects him pres­ MON. THROUGH FRI. er and raise its educational ident? I find this fact not only normto its former levels? difficult to digest, but also a O R 8 a.m. U N TIL N O O N In the week proceeding the show of extreme irresponsibil­ EVERY SATURDAY. election, Mr. Miller distribu­ ity on the part of the Board. ted a circular advising the I f this trend continues,- • CHECKING ACCOUNTS IN THE fiLEN EAGLE SHOPPING CENTER voters of Wayne how to vote Wayne should abolish the ECONO l RECUUUt ROUTE 23 on the budget and candidates. Board of Education and con­ FULL-SERVICE BANKING Mr. Miller’s suggestions were script Newton Miller as a one- • PERSONAL LOANS followed completely and thor­ mqn Board. The net result oughly by the voters. This would undoubtably be the vote was not a show of confi­ same, and Mr. Miller will prob­ Ramapo Bank dence for Mr. Miller, but an ex­ ably welcome the suggestion, clamation that the voters of ' since it will save the taxpay­ W ayne, 696-6ioo New Jersey ers’ money. Wayne have become sheep, and MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. that Mr. Miller has felt divine K U R T M. GEBAUER inspiration to become their 35 Ridgeview Terrace shepherd. T . ; ■ Wayne. N. J. WAYNE TODAY MAR. 12. 1968 Poge & n i aiu a lsr image. “loser” a abitut "it n « , i cw vitality into the continnued anti-Nixon krgu- krgu- anti-Nixon continnued the into vitality icw , ■ “ tfnfair to Abe Lincoln* too. But I ’m mighty sick of of sick mighty ’m I But too. Lincoln* Abe to ■“ tfnfair The moderate Republicans immediately tried to to tried immediately Republicans moderate The blow a is Romney George of exit the that argues rdnil a a inr eas h wud ae no Mr. have that would he because theory winner a as credentials the from comfort some derive Krock, Arthur Wicker, ‘ of m o mantle T the section. uneasily to wears editorial who Times Sunday's last York by New the permitting by exertioiji nd Nebraska. an'd withdrawal Romney, the Nixon, Mr. For says: blind and rudderless left were opinions their shape eciig s lsra a wo s o overwhelm­ so is who man a loser a as describing Wisconsin Hampshire, his New establish in to opposition unable be real now would Nixon . . proportions. ajor' m of windfall political a was Rockefel­ j \ Nelson to boon a ler. and Nixon Richard to v “ a- , nd-'d in an endorsement of John F. Ken- Ken- F. John of endorsement an in , nd-'d a- “ v continue to difficult be would it that reality harsh ’ vso poetd y Tms dtra i 1960 in editorial Times a by projected on v‘s h’< on.-’ | him nl pwru ta n calne wl ee take even will challenger no that powerful ingly r d. the t >xt of the editorial was so unclear unclear so was editorial the t of >xt the d. r epe Js lk Ae Lincoln. Abe like Just people. magnetism, your humility and because you love the the love you because and humility oam- cm the your out magnetism, you’re once mean I (hastily). sir. Society, Great Real The of chapter ted-vee another paign trail, you’ll win them back through your your through back them win you’ll trail, paign end? things losing me about talk this will When It. is. them of one less. os single More every where right know You Horatio Hubert aide, tcq). unforgettably-loyal Whatshisname. his to skin. cat a buy to ways 98 chompin' knows are who days feller clever Jay—a featurin’ Elbie and Family ol' Jay rootin’-tootin’ the in' stall 16 Vietnamese Premiers, my creditibility and half half and creditibility I voters. the my saying Premiers, they're Vietnamese 16 Now embassy, one ship, spy a H-bombs, Lincoln. four things— Abe lose on were they himself unburdening parlor, the in forth and back o kn ct Ad ts sae o e fls these folks few so shame a it’s And cat. a skin to THOSE N EW YORKERS who save mental mental save who YORKERS EW N THOSE But a inews and opinion piece in the same section section same the in piece aopinion Butand inews o kp o iae, n s eidd f h dou- the of reminded is one images, of some So-akipg pump to sought Wicker PIECE. HIS IN "This approach conveniently overlooked the the overlooked conveniently approach "This HUBERT: Well, there’s the November election, election, November the there’s Well, HUBERT: FOLKS. THEBE, IIOWDP ELBIE: That’s right, Hubert. Oh, they were were they Oh, Hubert. right, That’s ELBIE: sir. things, these lost haven’t You HUBERT: like Just me. on down EVERYBODY’S ELBIE: As we join up with ol’ Elbie today, he’s stompin’ stompin’ he’s today, Elbie ol’ up with join we As w|m rfre Nxn n te te Ken­ other the and Nixon preferred wt|omI OFRACIAL WAk)T p S; ~~ ; 'S K C A B A " C i e e as P xoioeev C C A a e R WHICH peoPie- V R li Jy Plans Jay Elbie k a i to rtr o eul uhrt— authority— equal of writers two if as rkd

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By JOAN CROSBY but his body doesn’t exist on N E W YORK (N E A )—Such the stagey Nicol Williamson, jjswirling storms of controver­ who is on our show, is a great s y have raged about his head young actor, just 30. I don’t that you aren’t prepared for think there’s a part in the Kenneth Tynan to look like world’s repertory he couldn’t - 47— Music and Stars promise to a dying such a pleasant gentleman, play. He’s potentially the 7:31 man. Edmund Pur- ♦—Mate* O a m 2— Daktari dom, Ida Lupine. tall, slim, with a slightly up­ greatest English-speaking ac- • 47— Variety Hour 11— Amazing Tkrau 4— 1 Dream of Jeannio turned nose and a totally re­ tor of all.” 31— Around tfca Clock 5— Truth or Consequences 11:55 7— Garrison's Gorillas 3— Nows T om Dunnlaxed manner. .One of Tynan’s favorite per­ 4:25 11— Patty Duko 4— Nows— Kalbor 4— Nows— Jim Hertz He’s probably the world's formances was one he didn’t 4:31 13— Communications and 7— Nows— Bill Boutol Education *— Movie— Drama most influential drama critic, 3— Mika Daugfas see. "It was Brando on the 31— Human rights Forum 4— Mavis— Drama ‘ "Pay ar Die." he’s associated with Sir Lau­ 47— Spanish Drama Extortionists calling stage in ‘A Streetcar Named A ckronido of the 7:5J themselves "The rence Oliver and England’s Desire.’ I heard so many peo­ 47— Sports— Fauste Black Hand" Invade famod h i captain's Miranda National Theater, he's an au­ ple describe in detail that per­ exploits during tho Now York during the " early 1900's. Ernest Ravotuntionary War. • :M thor of note, a gentleman who formance that it was one of 4— Jerry Lewis Borgnine, Zahra Lam­ Robert Stock, .Marita port, Al Austin, Rob­ has used an impolite word on Pavan, Charles Co­ 5— Hazel the greatest I never saw. I ert Ellenstein. bum, Erin O'Brltn. 9— Movie— Documentary •the BBC, and he’s the author sawgthe film, but he wasn’t as Million Dollar Movie: 1 3 -N E T Journal 5— Marino Boy 11:10 of The Actor which will» be 7— Movie— Drama "The Sky Above — '-T g re a f as when I didn't see The Mud Below" 4— Weather— Frank Field seen on ABG-TV on March 15. , "The Long, Hot Sum- i 7— Weather— Antoine him. F mar." Martin Ritt di­ charted New fGuikea 11:15 Naturally, a man of such rected this adaptation ax. 4 News J im Hertz In all his years as a drama •f three William mountain comdry and range and obvious Intelligence iunfle.. This Oscar- 5— Lot Croat Kenneth critic i “I don't criticize now Faulkner stories fra©- 7— Cecal News— Beutei has opinions. He expresses Tynan at winning documentary that I ’m connected with the depicts the dan belief 11:25 them openly and in such a Paul Newman, and social customs of Is a very good sjunbol of an National 'fbeater. I know I’m Pygmies, hood-hm^ors 11:31 dulcet tone that there is abso­ actor. Alec once said, ‘I f I 1— Movie— Musical Incorruptible but they don’t” ) i l ­ lutely no rancor in what he Franciesa, Lee Comedy were to commit a murder and only one' actor has ever hit ls— Inquiry Late Show: says. Just the honest ring of 31— Report to ♦he police were to broadcast a Tynan. It was Richard fiurton. 11— Speed Racer "On the Town." a man speaking hi* convic­ at your About throe sailors in description of me 75,000 inno­ 31— Profiles in Progress Service “He was being quite gallant. S:M Now York, this movie tions. cent people would be arrested S— Paul Winchell 1:31 It was 14 years ago at the Old Skelton scones of many Now Fir^t o f all, he likes actors. ^within an hour.’ Griffin Vic and I, described an actress 11— Little Rascals York buildings end "V ery secretly, I did act ms a Thief ‘ I think secretly all actors 1 3-Film Short once, and it was a total disas­ he liked as not sufficiently 31— Film Feature think they’re frauds. They equipped to play small parts 5:15 Kelly, ter. It was in 1951 and I plaly- 47— Puma rule Prank Sinatra. talk of the difficulty ot their 13— Friendly Giant 3:45 since she stood waiting for 5:35 ed a small part in Alec Guin­ 13— N E T Playhouse Primary way of life but really it’s not her cues likes a sea lion wait- , t:aa ness' Hamlet. W e were all 5:31 11:4 all that bad. It’s not like coal booed at the end of the per­ ing for fish to be thrown. A t a "Invitation to a Gun- mining or being a garbage party, Burton walked across 11— Three Stooges tighter." Yul Bryn- 47—Haws—Arture formance and Alec was in 13— Mjstoregors collector. It must be quite ner dons the trediWen- tears. However I expected the room to me with his fist 31— Your right to say It al Mack gorh of the wonderful to know your med­ lightly clenched. But* he was so uunflphtor In this dro­ that kind of reaction.” me, set in New ium of expression is yourself.” drunk he missed and hit me Mexico. Brynner plays 13:15 Guinness is the "guide” for yno The Actor, which Tynan de­ Tynan feels Olivier has giv­ on the shoulder. I ’ve known Create who turns 11:45 him for 20 years and I like against Ms scribes as a study o f the s en him more memorable mo­ a ruthless tewn best. him, but I’m in a state of arm­ F— Whiriyblrds "species actor," as opposed to ments on the stage than any Yel Brynner, Jeelce ed hostility with Elizabeth.” ’ Rule, George SoggL 1:35 a look at the technical equip­ other actor. I f wou were to Pot Mfogte, prod describe the perfect physical 1:35 ment necessary for the craft. The most necessary requis­ Mite KoilHi, Clifford "He's perfect for the part be­ qualities for an actor, ' they ite for drama criticism' is David, Bert Prisd. Late Late Show: 11— Parry Masen "The Strange One." cause, more than most actors, would be his qualities. John something that came to Tynan t:35 The twisted mind of he has no face. He is a com­ Gielgud, for Instance, Is a when he was 12 and saw a Jocko Do Peris, 7— N.Y.P.D. wreaks havoc In a plete blank, which is why he great actor from the neck up, superb Shakespearean per­ 31— Film Short Southern military formance at Stratford - on- .Bryan, t:4S school. Bon GozzaTh, 11— Superman 31— Hows Herbert Betond George Poppard, Pat Avon. "I wanted to preserve IS— What's Now 1S:M Hlngle, Julio Wilson, 31—Cooper Citron 3— CBS Nows Special Mark Richman. that- performance and I wrote 5:31 Bill 9— Hows and Weather a review of it for a school pa­ S— McHele's Navy 1:45 7— Nows- 4— Movie— Adventure per. That’s’ what one needs 11— Mow Marshall most an urge to perpetuate 13— Ploying the Gutter SHO.WBEAT * own 51— Film Shod 31— Report to the a# plan* passengers an experience by setting it 4:45 Physician ara farced dawn in down with accuracy coupled 47— Spanish Drama ttia African jungte. 7:0S 1«:2S Rory Calhoun, like a true lord of the jungle. with an element of report­ 1 Nows Cronktto 47— Naurs— Raul Davila Audray Long, Vir* By DICK KLEINER 4— Nows— Chef Huntley, Id: 35. ginia Gray, Jim ... age.” - * HOLLYWOOD (NEA>—The David Brinklty 5— Alan Burke Bannon, Goarga Clava- He feels American actors 5— 1 Love Lucy 11— Movie— Drama land. In 11 months. Polly Bergen’s 7 News Boh Yeung In a Korean prison 3:25 surprising nomination o f “Dr. $1,500 investment has grown are- excellent in 100 per cent 11— F Troop "Strange Intruder." 2— Mavia— Drama comp, o young man . "Tha Advcnturas 0# Doolittle" as best picture into a $2.5 million business. pathos or 100 per cent 31— School Information makes a very strange started the Hollywood insid­ Her new line of cosmetics is comedy, but are weakest in ers talking about “ bloc vot­ now sold in more than 600 the twilight area which is * THEATER TIMETABLE * ing” again . . . That’s the de­ stores, she has 32 full-time em­ neither all comedy nor all vice whereby a studio gets ployes and she's back where drama. He feels the thing that A N T H O N Y W A YN Fr Happiest Millionaire, 7, 11:20; One Million behind a picture and all stu­ she didn't want to be. is most needed by the British Years B. C. 9:50. stage is the Jewish element on dio employes who are Aca­ Pretty Polly worked for CINEM A 46—Weekdays, "Closely Watched Trains’’ at S and 10 Broadway. “The English the­ demy members vote for it en for years to get away from p.m. Short at 7:30 and 9:35 p.m. Saturday, “Closely Watched ater has always been anti- masse . . . Fox spokesmen the discipline of hours— the Trains” at 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10:15 p.m. and Sunday at 2, 4, 6, Semitic. Very few of our ac­ deny there was any organized early morning to late night 8, and 9:35 p.m. tors are Jewish, and those bloc voting for the expensive movie-making schedule—“ but who are, are gliettoed off to the musical, but it didn’t get the now I have It worse than music halts.” nomination on its merry ever—I work 12 to 14 hours a • PUSH LIGHTED PARKING* merit. . . Jacqueline Susann day.” Tynan believes "the only is busily writing the script for universal activity is acting. the “ Valley O f the Dolls” se­ “I used to have this ego We an* all actors. Politicians quel, and she’s happy that all thing.” Polly says. “ I wanted to and clergymen are actors, COLONIAL but one of the stars of the be Polly Bergen, The Star. lawyers are actors. The whole JPompton Lakes 8 S 5 -0 2 U ’ original were killed off . . . Then one day I realized I decision ot what you* .want to She can now write new charac­ didn’t need that any more, so be when you grow up is de­ TODAY THRU TUES. * MARCH 6-12 ters, with only Barbara Park­ I quit and maybe did two ciding what role you want to ins slated to be held over from things a year, for fun. It was play in life’. I think everyone the first “ Dolls” . . . I like Sy wonderful - I played cards should take1 acting classes In Weintraub’s determination . . . three nights a week, went out explore all the aspects. It’s so I asked the man behind Tar- to lunch with the girls and easy to be type east in life. zan what he was going to do just took it easy.” People w ho- are satisfied to now that the series had been Then came the cosmetics oply be themselves and don’t canceled . . . “I’ll get it on thing and no more cards, no w ‘a n t to explore are very again,” Sy said . . . Spoken more lunches with the girls. limited,"

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aG YETDY A. 12, 1968 MAR. TODAY AYNE W I l PaqG Beauty And The Beast COUNT MARCO: Someone Out There Needs You Nothing is sadder really, than women number of years he is no fooli and can an artist’s brush. So here is what you ter will be devoted to the propositions who fight age. Not being true militar­ spot the difference between a fresh must do if you’re over the hill, but I ’ve had— and at my age, too." ists. you have not the vaguest idea how young thing and one that’s been on don’t want to slide down. Her • advice, when I asked what to to conduct a battle. Your camouflage the shelf too long a time. First thing you do is write or type is easily recognized. Especially the tell you, was this: Tell them to have a The successful huntress thinks the following on a small piece of paper over-40 fighters battling on two fronts: ball. There are some things an older young, but acts her age. You do not, and paste it on your bathroom mirror age and husband-scouting. where you are certain to see it many womari can do to improve her appear­ as too many foolish women do, con­ ance and that is the O N LY time a A man in the same age bracket as times a dayf “SOME M AN OUT stantly surround yourself with young woman should remember her age. A you isn’t going to be captured simply people, in the mistaken hope that some THERE NEEDS ME!" And you’d bet­ ter believe it.. * .young, alert mind in an older body is because you slap on the war paint1 in of their youth will rub o ff on you. more appreciated and admired and it’s the mistaken belief he may accept you Au .contraire! The comparisons are If you can afford it, travel. By your­ the deadliest trap of all a man faces. like some Oriental doll. much too obvious for your own good. self. Not on manhunting safaris but for the sheer joy of it. One woman I “He relaxes in your company. Once Age and Art have something in If a man wants a very young woman met in Rome last summer was in her he’s relaxed he's practically yours, if for his next wife, he can go out and common besides having the same first 80s and plans to write a book on the you' want him. That’s one of rriy other find one any day he decides is his letter of the aphabet. Handling your “ Men in My Life after 80.'’ She said chapters, ‘The Discards I- have wedding day. Having been around a age is as much an art as handling with a twinkle in her eye, “One chap­ Thrown,’ " and she laughed happily..

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At the invitation of Sister Through the “ DoiJ.s for De­ Lourdette, Mrs. Harvey Cooper mocracy" program' boys and recently presented the “ Dolls girls of school age are shown for Democracy" to the sixth, that men and women of diverse seventh, and eighth grade stu­ national, religious, and racial dents at the Holy Cross School backgrounds have contributed in Mountain View. The presen­ tov

Last week the Ramapo ter in 1964 with headquarters in Chapter of the Sweet Ade­ Ramsey, most of their perfor­ lines, Inc. won the mid-eastern mances are in that area. Re­ region’s 1968 chorus competi­ cently they performed for the tion at the Statler Hilton Ho­ tel in New York City. Highlands Regional High ■School in Allendale and gave Dotty Coo urn of Packanatk Lake was re-elected to a a Christmas program for the Grassland Tubercular Hospi­ PREPARING FOR A CHINESE AUCTION tonight at Temple Beth Tikvah on Preakness Avenuo ond term as Mid-Eastern Divi­ tal in White Plains. " are women of tho Albert Einstein Chapter of B'nai B'rith, Mr*. Myron Schwartz, Mr*. Kenneth sion Regent a job that covers Emont, Mr*. Saul Weinberg and Mr*. Erwin Hack. Admission to the auction which begins at three states and 38 chapters. 8 p.m. is free and refreshments will be served. She also sings with ‘T h e T if­ fanies" a quartet that placed Hazelivood rhird at the New York com­ petition. To Address Preakness News Wayne is well represented in A the Ramapo Center. The list by Gertrude Ford 694-5728 includes Miggy Haslit, Evelyn Parents ' Carlson. Elsie Morehouse. The Albert Payson Ter- Nancy Fadynich, Loretta * Si hune P.T.A. will, hold a meet­ Sierans, Nan Hoemer, Dotty ing at 8.00'p.m. tonight. After GENIUS IN PREAKNESS Mr. Allen, who was a pro­ been enrolled in the Interna­ Coburn, Helen Angel, Joan \tfith the release of the fessor in the’ college speech tional School at Oberlin. a short business meeting the Dean's List of Paterson State department, died in Decem­ Corona, Relda Preuss, Marilyn guest speaker Sergeant A. Ginny Is very pleased with College Preakness can boast ber leaving his w ife and 11- Gerliet, and Skip Dahl. The Hazelwood, who is in charge the lovely eight room house of excellence in the academic year-old son. Mrs. Allen is un­ enlire chapter includes some of the Wayne Youth Bureau, they have found; balconies field. Nancy Pier of Berdan dergoing treatment for’ a 90 voices. will present the evening pro­ abound everywhere, just Since the group merged Avenue, who is a sophomore serious illness. Billy is a stu­ gram “Safety and the Law.” about o ff | every room. at Paterson State and Anne dent at the Preakness school with the Bergen County Chap­ Landau of Carol Place, who is in sixth grade. in her junior year. There have FLORIDA WAS CHILLY both maintained better than a Joan and Jack P feiffer of B average entitling them to be Nathan Way, have just re­ placed on the Dean’s lis t. turned from Florida. Their iti­ DOUBLE CELEBRATION nerary which was part busi­ Don Daniels family of Fisk ness and pleasure covered St. Road, had a double celebra­ Petersburg, Orlando, Tarpons tion come their way. Their Springs and Cypress Gar­ eldest son Don, 12 was bom on dens. February 10, and Denice, 11, Joan say* that it was so was bom on February 22. cold that the performers at So the entire fam ily Includ­ Cypress Gardens had to wear ing the two younger children, wet suits to keep warm. Un­ Patricia and Timothy, Joined fortunately the temperature in a family dinner party at never got above 60 during the the Red Coach Grill in Mount day and dropped down to 30 Vernon, New York. at night. B r-nrrrr! Don is still in the clouds LETTERS FROM GERMANY over the shrimp cocktail and Mr. and Mrs. Gert (Ginny) also the new five speed bicycle Semmelroggen, formerly of he received. Denice is sport­ Clifford Drive are now living ing a lovely gold identification in Oberlinbaek. W est Ger­ bracelet for all to admire. many. A LL E N FUND Ginny has been correspond­ The musical “ The B o y ing with her friends In Wayne friend’’ which the students of and has much praise and ad- Paterson State College have rfiiration for their new sur­ A CLOCHE of black straw mesh is highlighted VINCENT AND HARMIK sweep back the brim used to open their fund drive roundings. Lisa and Gert, the with satin ribbon band by Vincent Harmik. of this dashing felt,, "suiter," creating tho for the Robert Allen Memorial Semmelroggen’s two children, The brim curves low creating an alluring perfect balance to the "more movement" lobk fund, proved most enjoyable. are studying German and have shadow across the face. in spring clothes. WAYNE TODAY MAR. 12, 1968 Page 12 T D BODKINS ODD POP PRISCILLA’S R E S O L > K O B WINTHROP W1LLETS E H WELL, e o FAR HEb TAUGHT HEb FAR o e WELL, I OFTH. FETCH TO HIM

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EAR N $so end more In famous famous In more end $so N EAR Telephone Company ___ Do You Like TalkingLike DoYou e week. per TEMPORARY ASSIGNM ENTS ENTS ASSIGNM TEMPORARY yig blt rqie. aay *65 Salary required. ability Typing ek slr eclet fig bene* hour fringe 40 excellent, hospital. salary of week, areas patient page catalog. Popular Club Plan, Plan, , . Club Y N. Popular Lynbroofc. T-401, Dept. catalog. page r h Tlpoe ulig 3 OR­ 32 Building: Telephone the or tm. o netet HU . ,. t HeU Investment. No Items. company like ours there's plenty of of plenty there's ours like company pay. pay. oe wne t d hueok fit housework do to wanted Women YOUR IN 417 5717 CASH LI A C E. TIM EXTRA SPARE EARN ade vrey f nefln sit­ interfiling of everyday. variety uations a handle om o oe ahead. move to room am- p.m. a.m.-3 9 MON.-FRI., SON. Areas Ridgewood. and Lakes shop from home. Send tor free free tor Send home. from shop and other excellent benefits. In a big big a In benefits. excellent other and ET Y RTEFR. . N E R RUTHERFORD. AY. W IENT good with job solid good • »t's end voice pleasant a have you IF Rutherford, the in operators fie 11 RKET „ T * T E K AR M 171 Office: eral vacation, pay-while-you team team pay-while-you vacation, eral good lob for you as a telephone telephone a as you hove with « for w operator people, lob help good to urge the Passaic, Paterson, Pompton Pompton Paterson, Passaic, Telephone Needs Bed . J N PLEASE apply at the Employ mam Employ the at apply PLEASE BOOKKEEPERS CHILTON M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL HOSPITAL ORIAL EM M CHILTON n qa Opruiy Employer Opportunity Equal An n qa Opruiy Employer Opportunity Equal An CLERKS FIE WORKOFFICE ; SECRETARIES Oivision Oivision A P P L V ~ r ~ M R . KRANTZ KRANTZ . R M ~ r ~ V L P P A ih People? With ER E M O H R U O Y NEAR 9 YI TS TYPIS 696-3000 (Ext. 46) (Ext. 696-3000 ad oias ya, lib­ year, a holidays paid L GIRLS R O FLO 66 Glen Avenue Avenue Glen 66 Glen Rock, N J . . J N Rock, Glen G iclto Dept. Circulation UL I E TIM FULL T L ITA P S O H Pompton Plains Plains Pompton N. J. Belt AUTOMOTIVE ENERAL DOT GIRLS DOT 447-1270 of Y L P P A 835-3700 . J. N. ltpot . p o C Dlctaphont S S S S B ELL. You wtff wtff You ELL. B a.m.-S 9 r nec-are Paterson

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TYPISTS B CLERKS, various local co's., to S95. Call or come tn, 494- 1450. MARK PERSONNEL Packanack' Wayne Shopping Ctr., 1474 Rte. 23, CLERK TYPIST * PART TIME Weyng, N.J. ______* TYPIST Genaral office procedures. GENERAL OFFICE WORK Typing essential, no steno required. 8:30 to 4:30 Modern Office FOUNTAIN HELP INC. REEVES INT'L. 14 Industrial Road, Pequannock e Excellent Working Conditions TYPISTS to $85. Local and nearby^ Co's seek gals GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. e Liberal Benefits w/gd skills for career jobs. Call 335-4700. PLACE MART PERSONNEL; 1222 RTE. 46, Parsippeny; or 694- 9 Brighton Rd. Clifton o $1.60 an Hour Starting Salary 6300, 1341 Hamburg Tpke.. Wayna 471-6556 o Work 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. • WAITRESS • KITCHEN HELP FULL TIM E JOBSf \ o N O SATURDAYS or HOLIDAYS WHITEY 8. IVA'S RESTA/URANT Greenwood Lake Tpke., Hewitt 729-9836 A PPLY AT WAITRESS FULL or PART TIME Day, evenings & weekend*ekend»> — * Cali Mrs. Rlnker 697-7355 "WANT TO CLICK?" JJ. NEWBERRYS You can— & will— with fast expand­ ing company if you qualify as good accurate typist. New pleasant dffices. SALES Liberal benefits. 1347. Call Mrs. 340 Pompton Ave. Heaiy, 696-2121, Snelling & 6nelling Empl., Agcy., 1341 Hamburg Tpke., (Pilgrim Shopping Plaza) * Verona Wayne. * * Excellent Working Conditions t— Male Help Wanted MATURE WOMAN TO EAEYIIT WED­ Acc-t. Sr„ deg. + «xp. .. $11-313,1)00. NESDAYS. References rwuired. To- Auditors, internal, deg. -f exp...... Mtwe Area, own transportation...... SI 1513,000. 279 4445 Acc'ts Jr., deg. -f 2 yrs. exp...... • Liberal Benefits SALESLADIES ,...... S7.500-S8.500 OPPORTUNITY PLUS Acc't J r., sm. colt. -+- life exp. to $130 Qareer-mi tided gal may find fulfill­ Full and Part Time Bookkeeper F / C ...... to $125 ment in this position. Must be well Clerical ...... S85-S13Q groomed, personable, capable 4with Designers, electro-mech. to $10,000 APPLY AT good secretarial skills. Excellent Sene- READY-TO-WEAR Die designer, min. 5 yr. exp. S9-$12,00 lit*. M U start. Call Mrs. He«1y, 6W- Estimator, exp. sh. mtl. fab. S180-S200 3131. Sailing & Snelllng Empl. Agcy., Inspection supv., exp. electro-mech.. 1341 Hamburg TpKr, Weyne.______Experience Preferred ...... to $180 Mach, shop.' foreman, exp. to $9,600. Ass't foreman, will tiain S100-S150 JJ. NEWBERRYS PROM OTIONS Electrical foreman, exp. to $13,000 GOME FAST FOR CASHIERS Off. M gr., sm. bus. exp...... $600 ! Process eng., C H E , exp. rubber or plas...... to $11,500 340 Pompton Ave. (Pilgrim Shopping Plaza) Full and Part Time Programmers, disc tape S9-S11,000 Sales, trnee. 8* exp...... to $130.-f CAPABLE WOMEN Saies, retail . , ...... $100 VEKONA • A Electronic tech. Jr . min. I yr. Doing General Factory & WE WILL TRAIN exp...... to $140 Quality control inspector .. to $6,500 light assembly work. For the New Chpm. tech trainee ...... $70. Experienced A willing to train. C A LL OR C O M E IN IBM 9 General Clerical 7 A.M .-3:30 P.M. 3:45 P.M .-12:15 A.M. ROBERT HALL • FULL TIME—5 DAYS ■ 12 mtdnlght-7 A.M. MARK PERSONNEL • LITE TYPING KEYPUNCH • CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE Air conditioned. New Building Packanack-W-ayne Shopping Center • AAANY BENEFITS Paid holidays. Paid vacations SALESROOM (2nd fir.) G O L D E N PRESS, IN C . OPERATOR Life Insurance . ON HAMBURG TURNPIKE 1474 Rte. 23 Wayne ISO PARISH DRIVE WA^SE WORK CONVENIENTLY 694-8450 696-1600 GENERAL HOSE NEAR YOUR HOME Knowledge of 024 & 026 & C O U P L IN G A C C T S to $l5M machines Join America’s Largest l E t p a i d lop nearby Co's seek Sherwood Lane Fairfield, N.J. coll grad; w mm 5 ,:s exp. Send GENERAL OFFICE Retail Clothing Chain resume , or can J35 6700 P LA C E Panelgraphic Corp^ m a r t PERSONNEL, 1227 Rte 44, WORKER Spielman Rd. Fairfield, NJ. Apply Personnel Office Parsppany, 01 694-6300 >341 Mam- Call 274-7751 228-0500 W E OFFER OufO Tpke Wayne 227-1500 - Evening and Saturday interviews Periodic W aqr Increases ASSOUlLDING MGR. An Equal Opportunity Employer can be arranged. Liberal Sales incentive Prograrr Must have food background to man­ GIRL FRIDAY Off Fairfield Rd., nr. Curtiss Wright for Salesladies age recreational center for private Full time, permanent, immediate Paid Sick Leave school. $6,000. f Call Mrs. Beier, ’ opening for intelligent, experienced, Health ana Welfare Plan 696 2121, Snelling A Snelling Em pl. mature woman willing to take on R.N. Needed Generous Employee Oiscounts Agcy., 1341 Hamburg Tpke., Wayne. _ responsibility Diversified office KEYPUNCH • Free Group Life Instance work. Some steno. no bookkeeping Attractive nearby company has im­ Full or Part Time Paid Holidays All company benefits. mediate opening fo experienced oper­ Paid Vacations ator. 059-056 Verifier background POMPTON LAKES NURSING HOME helpful. Good benefits. S325. Call Call 835-3871 Apply to the ASSISTANT ■ BON LA NO Mrs. Heaiy, 494-2121, Snehing A Snell- SHEET METAL CO. ing Empl. Agcy.. 1341 Hamburg T pke„ Waywa. ROBERT HXLL REP: M Nwk.-Pompton Tpke. Wayne RN’S and LPN'S PRODUCTION MGR. 694-3211 KEYP UN CH OPERATORS, tome exp., good co's., to $95. Call or come tn, Reward Yourself! To assist production manaqer and 494-1450, MARK PERSONNEL, Pack- service accounts. No experience nec­ Your servlets oro worth o lot to essary. Company vehicle used. Ap­ anack-Wayne Shopping Center, 1474 ROBERT HALL us. proximately 41 hour week. Company Rte. 23, Wayne, N.J. GIRLS - HOUSEWIVES benefits. Advancement possible. K E Y P U N C H SUPERVISOR, goad co., Our extra ingredient it flexibil­ Apply only In person to M r. Mts- CLERICS, TYPISTS. STENOS. K E Y ­ salary HI. Cell or come in. 694-0490, ity! Openings for full time and PUNCH. etc., etc. Working tor us CLOTHES Klewc* at: MARK PERSONNEL, Packanack- part time. AM sniffs arranged to Matzner Suburban Newtpapere pays Off In BONUSES, VACATION Wayna Shopping Cfr., 1474 Rte. 29, PAY, PAY ON FRIDAY, HIGH suit your naads. WAYNE SHOPPING MALL teal Rte. 25 Wayne, N J. ______Weyne. N. J. R ATES. N EVER A F E E . Join other* HAMBURG TPKE t y A L L E Y RO. 37’ a hour work weak. Excellant sal­ living in your area now working ter Ladies! aries—interesting duties. Outstand­ 9 A.M . to 7 P.M. AUTO iMECHAMIC. leys, food pay, in In Boonton, Butter. Montvi He, plnsant wertOnp wnaitlon*. W rit,: ing frrngo benefits. INTERVIEWS CONTINUE Fine Brook, Pompton Plains and Haven't Worked In Yeers? P.0. Aox 253, Pompton Plain*. River dale. Our office it only • 20 ALL W EEK CALL MRS. UNDERWOOD, 731-5100 minute drive from Butter for your We want te ae you! Chance® ere Mondoy-FridBy, f A.M. to 3 F.M. ONE TIMS INTERVIEW. OLSTEN you're mare qualified then you Temporary Services. 1200 Hwy #44. think. Parsippeny (across from J.M. Fietds) Auto Salesman 335-9440. 400 Valtey Road. Wayne Temporary office toes available. H O S P I T A L n. f or well estebllehed new A used #94-4111, • Dally car dealer in fast growing Lake­ O *“ SALAD 8 DESSERT MAKER STENOTYPISTS land Area. Outstanding opportun­ • Full time to work in dietary dept* Excellent opportuntty ter m- ity for the right man. Thte hi e HOUSEWIVES preparing salads t> desserts. Excellent dtvWuals with experience en potential management position Attractive pay A hours, werk riot. fringe benefits A working conditions. the etecfric typewrtter. steno *10-115,000. W H ITE:. Children can't hold yeu back. Be to home, M e In E chat with our APPLY-MR. KRANT* also required BOX 2ft3 heme for lunch end w h en . they ar­ friendly edvtoori no obligation CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL do course. “ C -o M A fZ N E K SUBURBAN rive home from school. AVON nee POMPTON PLAINS Goed starting salaries, generous NEWSFAPENS women in neighborhood of Block- 035-3700 company benefits. 1441 Rte. 23 bum Terrace end Crystal Ave.. West An Equal Opportunity .Employer Waynes N.J. Orange. Car unnacessary. Call far Apply ‘"n person er caff free home interview. 442-5144 or 744- Mr. George Veten at 279-4300 1137. Olsten SALESWOMAN interview® dally t a.m. te a p.m. CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN ROAOS. RAVING A DRAINAGE Licensed real estate HOUSEWIVES 600 VALLEY RD.. W A YN E SW rnunw t, • » S 77 needed ter area's number \ real c/e Manner AuBnotiwj Temporary far Thursday. Friday (oppnsitp W syn, H * h S ch „il ■estate .organization. CALL FOSTER 4. Saturday for tales promotion work. i m i Rout, a . Weyne. NJ. 696-6111 ROCK FOR INTERVIEW, 094-1400. No experience necessary. Need car .______1______MOSLER/ CARPENTERS OR HELPERS" NO F E E . tfWE N E V E R CHANGE A F E C EV ER ! C WALKER PERSON44EL SERVICE SECRETARIES to $ t15 Year found work, 45 hr. wk., benefit*, Airmotic Systems D!v. Oakland Area. 337-4 14* 7 22 CHURCH ST. PATERSON $ LADIES f Local and nearby eo.'a teak gale w/gd. skills for career fab® Call HOtftew6ltK-3 * 3 fknw wMkty.' D M your wpnMBly EKorsting 415 P*tw*«i-H«m *uf» TpK*. CLEANING (OFFICE) « » lf * tm b v k upon «n exciting Day or night 3354700. FLACt MART Hwrt ftwtlW,. W iy m . N «w Jersey W en PART TIM E t-7» PAA. Call KS-3SU EsrninE, acesrdina * PERSONNEL. 1222 Rte. 41, FtfllR career. bony; or 494-43N, 134) HemBurf Weyne. CMwHI. U1H, Poll, INVENTORY CLERK Tpke., Wayne. An awial ,ppwtunfty tmpHyw (m ,») STEADY WORK ■ HI PAY Pert time, wlH train. Good hendwrtt- 337-6527 O r 694-4*75 C*H 797-4988 tr* 4 pood with figure#, lit* typ- SECRETARIES, tratneee B> exp., $75- ty F fftf, dependable, nice co., Ptne 9100 call or come M 4944400, M ARK Brook Area, epen. Cell er come in. DISHWASHER PERSONNEL. Packanack - Wayne 494-4450, MARK PERSONNEL. Pack- WesKsnR n ltn . Prt, A Sot. " c e * M n . Saffar, 256-7190 Shopping Ctr., 1474 Rte. 21 Wayne* aneck-Wayne Shopping Ctr., 1474 Joseph MaHiovit*, Inc. LPN FOR STAFF N.J. Rte. 23 Wayna, N.J.______IB W. End Rd,______THWI I AM.—3:3e P.M. SMft STENO HOSPITAL DRIVER a m ; f a r t s d e f t . Coll or apply In ported . Excellent firm needs young girl H tavy eendlruction m adtlncry Hies. Mrs. Ptorpont (914) E L 1-4937 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR with steno A typing skills. How* $175 Uitorwtlnf posltton with leading dl»- TUXEDO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL fu H ttvric, U * A.M, shift. TUXEDO PARR, N.Y. thorn*. WALKER PERSONNEL SERVICE Must M ,Bi* t. typ*. Excellent COME IN AND GET FENWICK MACHINERY INC. (19 min. Worn Watt Milford) a Church St. frln*, bmfrti. te e* ywtfdnt condi­ ft*, a MRS. ENTHUSIASM tion*. THE JOE OP A LIFETIME TEMPORARY HELP L lk . to M l dMwr pu pls about a ARPLV-MR. KRANT2 75 Court St. P*t»r*oE For Best Bespits gaad thing? Put your enthusiasm * Oftic, work*rs nwded. CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL work. Earn aaaa Income part time or tftwoistwr nwwt NO PEI POMPTON PLAIN* (Between 9 a.m. I> 4 p.m. Only) full time For Interview cell after f WALKER PERSONNEU SERVICE «3MS00 (1 block South of St. Jper------U se ML.P. C la ssifie d A.M., MS-5371. 3? CHURCH ST. PATERSON An Equ,l Opportunity Employe O ff Main A v e W a y n p TODAY M A R . 12. 1968 Page 16 —Male Help>— Wonted MOSL-ER/ ' Zip Zip n qa Opruiy mpoe m/f ployer Em Opportunity Equal An lt 4 PARSIPPANY 46 ! T U O R IlSt insurance investigators are badly badly are investigators insurance to your your to full time or pert pert or time full o t er tp oe In money top earn to you Industrial Industrial n lis eutn fo auto from resulting claims In sistance. sistance. City ' Nam# 4300. Address l o wr dsrbe t inter­ at desirable work view, of ple omril itr Corp. Filters Commercial al . ere ea a 278- at Vetan George resume, r. M #end person, call In Apply imtc ytm Div. Systems Airmatic PM. 4 eial bt o esnil Sam­ essential. not but desirable o efr sml dil press drill simple perform To layouts. architectural paring iiu 1 er eprec pre­ experience years 1 Minimum ■ benefits. !■ Background in construction Trades Trades construction in Background t. 6 ite Falls Little 46 Rta. at. od okn conditions working machine Good smell parts. for1 operations 210 Fairfield Rd. Rd. Fairfield 210 415 Pater son-Ham burg Tpka. Tpka. burg son-Ham Pater 415 PRVD O VTRA UDR E I- LLI I I L IL .I.-B G NEW UNDER S AN VETER FOR APPROVED I oto Reiss Ronthor STEADY OVERTIME OVERTIME STEADY ...... lsi Ml Design Plastic Mold DRAFTSMAN DRAFTSMEN YO PRECISION LYDO LY N O SHIFT Y A D neves al 8 AAA— 8 daily Interviews Operators Drill Press Press Drill INSPECTOR C a l Mr. VilUri VilUri Mr. l a C an, J 07470 .J. N Wayne, (Architectural) new Mail Mail accidents M EN EN M 335-1616 Corp. Apply career through through career Coupon For time. Work Work time. LIS ADJUSTERS CLAIMS ee pout rqie back­ requires product! eered xeln opruiy with opportunity Excellent layout. dimensional inspection parts machined piece first in ground engin­ quality of manufacturer INSURANCE ADJUSTERS ADJUSTERS INSURANCE that occur occur that oal o Obligation! No Todayl Pension • refund Tuition • insurance Life • medical Major • Hospitalization • increases Automatic • Excellent rate starting • RAI AS IN A TR O T hn o apply or Phone WANTED im, lrd 33125 Florida Miami, hs et oig ectn, cinpce field, action-packed exciting, moving, test this 1172 N.W. 7 Street Street 7 1172 N.W. t or rsn |b ni ray o wth over switch to ready until |ob present your at xeln lcl n ntoa epomn as­ employment notional and local excellent ciet, ie, los rbeis som and storms robberies, floods, fires, accidents, 227-4400 al. nuac Ajses col cn train can fchools Adjusters Insuranca dally. or or et W-2432 Dept.

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Help Wonted Male or Female W A YN E — 4 bedroom, 2V» bath Colo­ Opportunities______S T O C K R O O M nial SplH on oversized corner lot. Young man or retired. Steady work, IRONING DONE - * REASONABLE Centrally blr conditioned, wall to wall LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE LICENSE. liberal co. benefits. NORTH HALEDON, carpeting, customized overstze patio, PATERSON. $3,500. W. MASSAKER. Cali 2S64010 8 477-2509 terraced yard. Storms and screens, BROKER. 684-1317. , ______NIGHT MEDICAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY panelled r^c room, 2 car garage, REDM CORP. asking $39,900. Principals: LIQUOR, Package store. Totowa sec­ FULL- TIME tion. 865400 jr o s s yearly, good loo- 694-0509 70 Old Turnpike Rd., Wayne Call 838-1243 * atlon. A sk in gy7 4 0 0 . 279-132*______•MOTHERS!, I will entertain your pre­ W AYNE—Split Level, 8 rAoms. j bed­ MANAGER rooms, T-/3 baths, 2 car garage, de — MILK ROUTE - SURVEYOR’S R O D M AN schoolers in m y N. Heiedon home luxe swimming pool. Asking $40,000. WEST MILFORD AREA with music, games, stories, supervised ______697-5233 ______& TRANSITMAN play. A snack on Thursday morn­ 694-7299 Positions open. 40 hours, guaranteed. Bradford House Restaurant MORNING PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE ings 9:30—12. $1.50 per day. Nursery WAYNE—4 yr,, 9 rm. 81-Level. 4 bed­ URBAN P LA N N IN G ASSOC. school experience. Call 427-2412 Pompton Plains. For details call , '______Cali 091-3000 ______rooms. TV* baths, 2 car garage, air 694-2742 after 6 pin. LIBERAL BENEFITS PAINTING B PA PER HANGING cond, deck, firm alarm. ^$40,000. By day, hour or contract. Reason­ Principals only. 278-9606. NEW SPAPER ROUTE—Sundays oSy, TENNIS INSTRUCTOR able rales Call 697-9130 North Jersey Area. Call bet. I P .M For summer club. E m p liu li teochine Apply m Parson. WEST CALDWELL l 10 P.M. 835-2567 UPHOLSTERY done on living rm. turn. chlWrwi. Salary PLUS lesson fees THREE—BEDROOM split level, extra < itchen and dining rm. chairs. For RESTAURANT - LUNCHEONETTE- b equipment sale. Club a beach large kitchen, wooded lot, 105 x 190. estimate call $35-2902. W AYNE Dining room seating capacity privileges. Teacher preferreo. 838 Ideal location. Asking $33,900 . 226- 45. Large parking lot, fully equip­ SWEDISH MASSAGE JBJ ______W .T. GRANT 4897. ped. $3,500 takes a lO C p tl 525-9121. by appt at your home Mrs Burts. After 6 pm call 256-5033 Y O U N G M A N 962-7581 Treat yourself to a treatment. WEST M IL FO RD -M other Daughter or Rte. 23 t Jackson Ava. 2 family. Luxurious c Ranch w 6 WHS Mechanical Ability Pompton Plains rooms, up 4 3 rm apartment down. To maintain & learn to set bank of Both have full bath & fireplaces. automatic machines. Excellent oppor­ Laundry rm, Andersen windows, 2 tunity for advancement. Good start­ Rentals Real Estate zone hydronic head. W W carpeting, ing rate t benefits. oversize 2 car garage. Many extras. Low taxes. All this on hnotl consist­ ART DECORATING 5— Appraisals ing of 5.6. acres w ■'stream- Principals 9— Room and Board 74 Sand Park Rd. Cedar Grove. N.J. TAILORS • pnly. $42,500. 697-7662. A CERTIFIED appraisal ay experts Fast Service Only $10. WYCKOFF: Approximately one acre. LINCOLN PARK UNIVERSAL REPORTS 035-017*___ 4 bedroom Colonial, 2,;a hied baths, HOME FOR DEFINED SENIOR CITI­ YOUNG MAH fam ily room, slate „»oyer. raised ZENS Privgtg and semi-private va­ A AA-Appraisafs patio, full basement, 2 car gar­ cancies, Excellent meats. Call 694-2634 Preferably married, respon­ FINISHERS age, central air-conditioning, ex­ For complete Beat Estate appraisal cellent commuting Low $30*8. Phone sible, mechanically inclined. FULL TIM E serviM. by expbrrs cat* 891-5254 10— Apts. Untarnished Lawn chemical field. Oppor­ Expariancad in Alterations j J. DE OLD 7C— Listings Wonted AVAILAB LE — Many nice tenants for tunity for advancement to 968 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne your vacant apartments. CaH our Supervisor. $100 PLUS Realtor Appraiser rental agency tor tost good service. on Man’s Clothing 40*4312 ED CbSMI. BROKER. 274-0000 ______696-5670______A LL C A S H I For the New REAL ESTATE APPR/MSAL SERV- FOR YOUR HOME OR LOT CALOW SLk ' iCE John Weiss 4 Co Realtors Ap­ AIM-4-REALTY ; NEW LUXURY APARTMENTS, Y O U N G M A N praiser 1207 Paterson Hamburg l-bedroom and dfhciency available. Tpke. Wayne. 694-3300 1949 Route 23, Wayne Near transportation. Par roofing A sheet Broker ______• #96-^564- Gerald J. Vuote Agency, , Same experience preferred but not ROBERT HALL 3954500. necessary. Wayne Area. 27S-9S39 6— Lots and Acreage A LL C A S H HALEDON—3 mama and bath. Ideal FOR YOUR HOME for newlyweds, or couple with 1 . BUILDING LOT. 75 * 99. WALKER NO MORTGAGE PROSIEMM SALESROOM LAKE, PENNSYLVANIA. Full price, child. $90. -f- util. YOUNG MAN Realtor Appraiser ■ . f 2ft-3275______an HAMBURG TURNPIKE $500. 720-9729 interested In learning cabinet making J. J. DE OLD HASk IcLI— 4 rms, new 2 family. Heat _ trade. Must have High Schoet educa- WORK CONVENIENTLY FARM CREST ACRES M HtmUur* Turnptk* M m $ hot water supplied, $145. Couple hen. Paid vacations, holidays. Blue FROM $7,500 UP-TERMS 4*4411? preferred. Aft 5 PM 1394619 ^ Cross A Blue Shield. NEAR YOUR HOME M ID V A LE —4 Va room apt. in new NEWFOUNDLAND ■'Family home, with custom flooring C e l Mr. Jeffreys, 835-0162 BEST MILFORD TOWNfHtt ALWAYS A PROMPT SALE Join America's Largett and Woll-to-waH carpeting. Can be Jeffreys t Lirtjen Inc. WHEN LISTING YOUR seen any day after 6 PM or wk- it Evans PI. —*------Retail Clothing Chain On. Acr. Building 5'dm PROPERTY WITH A MEMBER ends. 835-6779 9 - to mile eh Reuse » ------O F THE MONTCLAIR: W E O FFER Of»T sta*» *mice R«rraCks FOUR ROOM APT. 2nd floor, two family home, heat 8. hot water sup­ GREENWOOO LAME MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM YOUNG MAN Paid Sick Leave Laketront or building property wHfl OF PASSAIC COUNTY plied, couple preferred. 746-4140. Health and Welfare Plan access to lake now ava?labia. FA R S IP P A N Y — 2 bedroom apt in mod To Learn , Generous Employee Discounts CARDINALE R E A LTY CO. apt complex. Available April 1st. Free Group U fa Insurance 720 3322 Eves': 7243944 HOMES NEEDED Call 227-4951 or oome to Partridgo Paid Holidays WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR Rurt, Apt.. M-14. Paid Vacations KINNELO N-Sm ofce Rise. 1.1 acra, level, high picturesque scenery near HOMES IN THIS AREA. FOR PATERSON, Madison Ave. - 4 room PRINTING PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SEB apf., newly decorated. $135 mo Heat, lake 19,500. 256-5100, after 6 call 224 Apply to the VICE. CALL APPRENTICESHIP 5681 light, & gas includad. 337-7402 ROBERT HALL REP: KINNELO N: Valley Rd. choice $30,000 Free Schooling - neighborhood, level tree shadbd lot, I0A— Furnished Rooms School 2 eves, per wk. 120' x 133'. $#.000 1340119. n.c. CO. 5 days, 40 hours NORTH Apply bet. I AM — 10 A M only or Aportwenfs ROBERT HALL SUSSEX COUNTY REALTOR - Wayne Stationers ONE ACRE with house trailer. 173 Bloomfield Ave Verona, N. J. CALDWELL: Large kitchen, living rm, l bed- 239-9044 Anytime 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Apt. available, 152 Boonton Rd. Wayne -room, 1 car garage detached, by purchasing furnishings which are' CLOTHES driven well. Located on an Im­ for sale. CaH 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. proved road. Beautiful view. Ask­ Hon*sty P«ys! ___ 226-3513 _ ing $7,000. WAYNE SHOPPING MALL Along with »8 years of experience. CL1FTON — 5 room, apartment, nicely HAMBURG TPMS. 4 VALLEY RD. Many cash buyers era waiting tor furnished, copvenientty located, utili­ YOUNG MAN ing open land with approximately your tfsffngs in the To owe. little ties supplied. 773-5517 A PPR O X IM A TE LY 5 acres slop- Fnlle a^ea Won't you call us soon? General stock work in auto * A .M . to 7 P.M. 380' frontage on an Improved LINCOLN PARK—gentlemen, telephone, ' INTERVIEW! CONT. ALL WEE* road. Asking $1,500 per acre. TV, radio, kitchen privileges, com­ accessories store. Permanent James E. Marston plete privacy, near alt transportation. full year work. Opportunity A PPR O X IM A TE LY 5 acres often ’ 228-4231, after 6 PM ______land with approximately BCD' Agency X-RAY TECHNICIAN OAKLAND Mjdem Motel room* tnd frontage on a dirt road. Asking for advancement. Many 57 bad accredited hospital. Average Realtor 256 2600 $6,000 tor the 5 acres. FRED efficiencies Weekly and daily rates. salary including call, $6400. Living Ramapo Lodge Motel. 3374904 benefits. W. JAEGER, BROKER. Susstx- facilities. Call Mrs. Pltrponf. (714) WE'VE MOVED ! ! ORANGE 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. EL V-4751. Newton Road, Box 345. Sussex. N J . 875-4457 for fast and quick sales on poperty 153 Chapel Sf., 4 roams, 1st floor, or business, acreage, farms, etc. heat, hot water supplied. $>00' a Tuxedo Park. New York WESTERN AUTO OMS RIVER Call. . . tnonth. t H min. from W. M ilford) tall OR 24304 }fs Wanaqu. A v*. Pqmptgn Lakai RESIDENTIAL Lot 79 x 100—Near Silver Bay. Public schools and WILLIAM T. MASSAKER W AYN E —Studio apt., private bath, pant­ 4— SHuottees Wastes County College nearby. 325-0954, ing foci if ties, convenient to eh bus­ 3— Male or Female U PPE R GREENWOOO—• lets. 4 ready Real Estate-Lie. Broker es. Avail immod. OX *1980. to build an. w ill accept monthly W AYNE AREA - h*nd*heil room with Hein Wanted payment. $3,000. After 6, 933-3024 600 Valley Rd., Wayne 9 PA INTER. (4b V n j Dtotete PAINT kitchen privileges, woman only. JOBS RY OAV OR CONTRACT WILl 1317 271-134* ASSEMBLERS TRAVEL. R M R f /— Real Estate far Sale - ■ 1 i.i ■ i n — , . . . i SMALL CRITICAL PARTS AU DAY—H RAY 7D— Real Estate 1 Qi Home* For Rent International Controls CEDAR GROVE: FOUR BEDRMS., large living room, Wanted HASBROUCK MANOR— 2V» tom.; excel. Corpora! eet-ln kitchen, large paneled fee. Income or Invest. Live rent tret. iS -O W room, aluminum storms, Venetian Plot SO * >00. Con assume mtge. W ANTVD — 3 or 4 bedroom house blinds, eak floors, plaster walls. Call 174-274$ Garage. Excellent conditien. Wedded in Wayne or vicinity Private. 898-7725 CAM P DIRECTOR after 6 P.M. FOMFTON LAKES - across from Vaar ‘round opening ter creative lot. J blocks from all schools, shop­ ALTERATIRNB—PRESSMAKINR. far ping, transportation, $24,900 Firm . Lakeside Park.’ Ranch house and 7 man or woman, enty cam p e f its efficient and rrilabla work -cat) 894 WE CAN'T GET ENOUGH LIST­ car garage, f lf o month. $384651 kind run by county government ter Owner. PI 44712. IN G S , SO WE ARE BUYING HOMES y m or Wd i f FOM FTON FLAtNS - The cutest Hffto underprivileged, needy 4 physicalty PGANNLIN—Levety older home. 4 IN W AYNE ANO V IC IN ITY. WE c&ttage you evOr dW see. Huge liv­ handicapped children 4—12 years at ARE Y O N INTERESTED In an ener­ rooms, and bath, garage, large M EAN SINCERE BUSINESS, NO ing room, log burning fireplace, ago. Established since m i . gasman getic* imbftfou* 4 know-how in­ screened porch, full basement, many GIQAMtCKSIf under dvtt service. Wilt have comp­ dividual, who has the fallowing e*- extras. Low taxes, prfoad- H r qukh EO J. FENGYA. REALTOR formal dining room, garage, outdoor lete responsIbWty Hr supervising sale, $12,900. Call >274792. ______1350 ROtiTE 23. WAYNE. NJ. patio, 1 nice bedrooms. In top sec­ • World War It Veteran, Henorobte 894-4305 EVES C ALL: 69*434$ tion of town, tor only $)8S menhtly. y* * f :ry wd * * 9 . Public relations. HALEDON - 2Va yr. eW 2 Reforoncos required. GEORGE F. Discharge home. 3Vj rooms each fleer. Modem e f fbdtfty to a year ‘round opera- • High School Graduate VAN DEREE A CO. REALTOR. built-in kitchen, 1 car garage. On 8354322 ______Non. salary r n, must hove • Graduate Business 4 Personne l quiet court. Convenient to all Irene. W A . in social psycholagy ar Manatem onf «$39JOO. After 5:30 or weekends, 129- W A YN E — . 7 rooms f t bedrooms} otoor education 4/er Business Opps. in • Stationary 4 Mechanical Engineer 5103 ______^ V* 2 story Cotontol stylo home. Vacant • Maintenance 4 sor up on hydraulic and available Immediately. Short*or HAMBURG— Across* from Scenic Lake Repiias A resumes forwarded la: Infection 4 - compression mHolding long term leooo available. Security —4 miles from Great Gorge. 3 bed- Camp Hope Commission machines (plastics', required. $300 per month. Tenant Passaic County Administration Butid- • Plant Manager, cespbh operation rm s- huge living room with cathe­ pays heaf and alt utilities. CaH owner dral . ceiling 4 fireplace, kitchen w/ ing {nctudfnf purehastng, so lea, par- 694-0348 luHMn ovtn 4 rengf. IVj . baths. Ad- 317 Penftsylvtnl# Ave. sonnet Suptrvfoten, Wmt study 4 (giniftg apartment. Mid W 9 . C$11 Fatendn, N.J. «7Stt m m • Owned 4 opt rated own manufactur­ after 5:90. $27-3979. A PATERSON PET SHOF 1 hf— Store— Bushiest HOSPITAL ing 4 assembly plant HALEDON—A conveniently located Must sacrifice due to illness. Able 4 willing 1b learn new field if house with 3 bedrooms, ttving room, ______CaH 525-6307 W AYN E —Large store In shopping. Can dining room and bath on 1st floor. be used tor drug, stationery, etc. 496- COOK necessary—real conscientious worker. B CAUTV INOP POO M L! Salary open wtH os to* rate. Write 3 rooms 4 bath on 2nd. Garage, 4037. Summw RoKof full cellar, new 220 wiring. Cali for Location in wort Oranga c/o U.S. Peer Office Bex 481. Cald­ R E 1-8220 Must have experience in multiple well, N J . ______q p T . 525-8452 cooking. 4S hour week. BABYSITT IN G Mother of 4 yr. old NEWFOUNDLAND— 3 BUSINESS FO R SALE—Old established 10F— tndustrlat/Offica ’ will babysit lb my home, Mon. - Pri. Shake Ranch on e half « atR Brink dial, business. $10,00$ year APPLY - MR. KEANT2 a r m lot. m b street. t'V tlto Incoma. Rrica I1,9SI. Ownar raftrlng. CAST (HUNGC CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL West Milford Area. 73A90H.. btltit. will te w»t» carp* vsIMh CaH after » P.M. 237-8509 Pomptgn Plains CARRCNTtR * M ILAM MEDICAL SUITE AVAILABLE: Wllhnq M trmda , tioxf in m ute Morami. Wrfk J Medical Arts Building of East ream, 2 zone baseboard heat. 4/91-4 - INFANT 8. CHILDREN'S cm. can R fM !US WEAR STORE, lacated in ‘active Orange, >09 t: Munn Ave., Faef Call FOMFTON LAKBS - 4 BMtmm Cmm _ , Center HENRY O Orange, N J . See manager on pro- l, mlses. . ' RIAL CSTATB SALESMAN B3B-6439 Cad; Completely modernised ktteban, RICKER. Realtor Rauto 23, Butler Opportunity for sggrettlve salesman encteeed yard with patio. Ail uttHtles $38-0400 STORAGE BUILDING c l e c t r k i A h . u m B g USB plus many extras. Conveniently to- W AYNE 2 floor concrete buildings, H loin active office. Putt time lleen- DRY CLEANING ANO LAUNDRY a i i rrrm a «terhk»i « n mb a n * cated. $21,300. $39-237$ H x 40i also butWing Yi » at. sed parson pre l r rid . Cat! far ap- ROUTE - Pkia truck in Northern » van anta Rmi.«bl» OMM LAKES—1 ymri ktet T 2744489 Paaaalc County. Good opportunity. baths, partly finished rec JOHN T. HALE, REAL ESTATE F/C le W iM I 4 AKMNTANT 135-4015 PEOUANNOCK______rwndi* M l a t a t baoks t » » .S „ knatr- 10G— W anted To Rent M ia a» fa* term WG. Fir Item ar ESTABLISHED T ECHNICIANS RETAIL MILK ROUTE FOR SALE We have a earn pad dairy route wftn DESIRE House to rent hr W ayne ar IRONING Immediate substantial earning* in surrounding area. tor. Mpech air Wap A nflbna Bergen County. Financing' evaluate April, 3 children, 777-12M H I Unlaw Ava. for marrted man. High Schoet Grad raorcOwNAL. c o u Al e wtm i m with a peed credit record. CaH wtshea to rent 3 bt 4 rm house v*r 2284040 or write Welsh Farm*. Long apartment. Within I f mites o f Pfrsip- FakfiaU, NJ. ■ 228-4000 Valley, N. J. pony, from Apr if tot. $9*4051. Opposite Board nt Health 9 A M M A 9 Health nt Board Opposite WAYNE TODAY MAR. 12. 196$ Page 1$ 2—Merchandise 12B— NEW SHOP opening SI Valley Road, Road, Valley SI opening SHOP NEW AAAAAAAA4 ENGRAVINGS— pee r nie oa Estates noma entire or piece ; NIUS;BUH 4 SOLD — D L O S 4 BOUGHT ANTIQUES*; (epp Hottman-Boyle & Andrew Coremiru Coremiru Andrew & Hottman-Boyle (epp AMERICAN Empire Corner Cupboard, Cupboard, Corner Empire AMERICAN Open For fvrniture. rugs, stoves, retriger retriger stoves, rugs, fvrniture. For OWENS 16' CABIN CRUISE if, all Ma- Ma- all if, CRUISE CABIN 16' OWENS h TREASURE CHEST T S E H C E R U S A E R T The Antiques 12— uqe 5 tf 10 vle t $10. to $1.00 values tef 5c Junque, O F tr, ins oe otns On* contents home pianos •tors, ETE N wns oe at 3- apt. modem wants — AN GENTLEM Clifton, large selection of furniture, furniture, of selection large Clifton, eetl als Mc gas china. 4 glass Much Tables. Pedestal 278-1298 Call pieces. odd many 444-3790 Opp't. for 4 Call sonable. frames Antique 49 an v. CHo ' 775-1*2* ' CIHton Ave., Main 1489 Custom arranged irr your own home. home. own your irr arranged Custom Brass B ed,. Secretary Desk, Pr Pr Desk, Victorian Tables. Secretary Top Marble ed,. Round B Brass 838-6831 Butler Street, High 28 Plains Pompton 23 Route 913 4 AKT ST MARKET 24 39 Main Street, Street, Buy! Main 39 Also We “ „ 835-0429 & Beats 11— ae Rvrae 835-5916 Riverdale Lane, eer, niu Tuk, on Oak Round Trunks, Antique Jewelry, 694-2942 19 $55. " B N E Edition K IC D " $65. Memorial for vols. 37 medium, L L E S & Y U B WE . T IN O P P A 838-1348 61 Bloomingdale OR Lorman, Mrs. E C — N Ave. A YS H A C D N U S Glenwild SOLD Y B SED 4 LO Q BOUGHT HRS ANTIQUES—OLD 1 In basement,, boxes assorted elegant elegant assorted boxes basement,, In Post 44 Antiques, Farm Colonial J Re 3 Pmtn Plains Pompton 23, Rte 6J9 ing Fixtures, Wedgewood Platter, Platter, Wedgewood Light­ Fixtures, Antique Glass, ing Art Furniture, atd # a Moit Pay W# — Wanted n a etr Location) Better a and 1 t __giy 835-5034 , gaily _6_ to 10 S R U O H (We needed New Larger Quarters Quarters Larger New needed (We glas boats in stock. Alcort, Sailfish Sailfish Alcort, stock. in boats glas TR D < $ 5 $ 3.. al B35-1913. Call P.M. 5 >i.Y. after Point, 772-2304. $155. Call season. 1 alt electric. Used 10 hours. Trailer, Trailer, hours. 10 S1250.*B38-6778 Used see. must electric. alt RTEFR, N.J RUTHERFORD, E s ocp o soe. al -. 525- 9-5. Call sooner. or occup. 1st loaded, Starcraft, 40 H.P. Envinrude, Envinrude, H.P. 40 Starcraft, loaded, Wherfk selling call anytime day day anytime call selling Wherfk CARLTON AVE., at PASSAIC RIVER RIVER PASSAIC at AVE., CARLTON vie Fair Lawn, Clifton, Wayne. May May Wayne. Clifton, Lawn, Fair vie 3 GHTI BO IG = SING BROW E TTIM H IG N ANHN SIS1 TN CRANE TON SLIPS-10 LAUNCHING h a s s a h 0G Va rm s„ prefers 1st fl., w/gar. w/gar. fl., 1st prefers s„ rm Va "Buys a Plate to an Estate." Estate." an to Plate a "Buys HOW WOULD YOU LIKE AN AN LIKE YOU WOULD HOW 34 d n a night., NIU WAL RUIG j GROUPING? ALL W ANTIQUE ENDS 4 ODDS AY'S YESTERD OT—MOT USED S R TO O M BOATS— P O H S E U Q I T N A Y R E L L A G H C R A 4.30 odn wt screens with wooden, w/casa, hvy duty hvy w/casa, TRAILE R S—FULL R EPAIRS EPAIRS R S—FULL R TRAILE 4 CROIY SHOP CURIOSITY W 4 D AK HN ANTIQUES WHEN BACK 23. an St. Main Merchandise AOIE ARINA M FAVORITE 22' ne oRn 2—Merchandise 12B— Rent To anted W — PATERSON Saturday Day All Open OE fo Boonton from MOVED AL 835-8467 CALL- SPRINGTIME FOR FOR SPRINGTIME Corn# Equipment E L L E S D N A Y U B WE - SPECIALS A-1 G R AN N Y'S ATTIC ATTIC Y'S N AN R G EGD T the ITH W MERGED HE OT EN BOATM E TH PR CENTER SPORT OE ANTIQUES DONEL opo Pan Oa B35-9723 Oral Plains Pompton to ANNOUNCEMENT Starcraft Alum, and Fiber- Fiber- and Alum, Starcraft 20 LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON °b discount March only. only. March discount °b FRAN-MAR 9 t U 1r / » r— 1 MUI at Boats E T C H IN G S : large large : S G IN H C T E PM, Closed Wednesday Wednesday Closed PM, Bloomingdale Bloomingdale \ od rns Rea­ prints. old Main Main Bloomingdale

v. Citn , Clifton Ave., ____ 838-9722 838-9812 7736937 4 ______~ 4 a CERAMIC CERAMIC — CERAMICS CERAMICS— C CAMERA— Bell and Howell 3 Turret Turret 3 Howell and Bell CAMERA— mpo lis 839-3238 Plains. pton om C BB GUN— Daisy Automatic W/safety W/safety Automatic Daisy GUN— BB ANTIQUE satin drapes, sectional couch, couch, sectional drapes, satin ANTIQUE Country Ceramics, 35 Park Ave., Ave., Park 35 Ceramics, Country H. H. alt, 0 ls > lbs. 100 tablets, . .H .T -H A A ae Frns Sple. on & Town Supplies. & Firings ware, rae N.. 835-2635 .J. N erdale, hp 2 Nwr-opo Tk. Riv­ Tpke., Newark-Pompton 22 shop, us on/feno; hr after­ Thurs Morn./afternoon; Tues ae frn> upis n persona­ and supplies firing> ware, atr it md t odr Classes order. to made Gifts Easter 694 Call $125. AlJen, RC Electric, noon. Rowan's Ceramics, 8 Van Van 8 Ceramics, Rowan's noon. 696-7228 or 9387 RES fih? ae hm a* them Make fright? a ARPETS un Ae, redl 835-4646 Rrverdale Ave., Duyne lized gifts. Eleanor's Ceram ic, Work­ ic, Ceram Eleanor's gifts. lized 838-1855. Rent electric shampooer $1. BUTLER BUTLER $1. shampooer electric Rent eln cniin $1 471-4041 $11. condition, cellent n poetr $55. projector end beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. Lustre. Blue with sight beautiful HARDWARE, RTE. 23, Butler, N.J. N.J. Butler, 23, RTE. HARDWARE, iui Ec Pae r nie Houu Entire Or Place ' Etc •iquai. ______ac, 1; il ul Gs tv, ex­ Stove, Gas built will $11; latch, For u*aa Farmrura. Appliances. an an Appliances. Farmrura. u*aa For $14.95-for March only. 125 W. B'way, B'way, W. 125 only. March $14.95-for UTO HOUSE AUCTION Paterson, Paterson, ao, rde a. al 239-6062. Call sat. bridge wagon, DISHWASHERS • REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATORS • DISHWASHERS GASKETS HANDLES, R ERATO FRIG tea cabinet, bar lamps, room living ALE SPL CO. O C SUPPLY LLEY VA ular $27. 50 lbs, tablet or granular, granular, or tablet lbs, 50 $27. ular • WASHERS • DRYERS • RANGE RANGE • DRYERS • WASHERS • plac s New Appliances - R CN'S C CLR TV COLOR RCA • RANGES COND'RS • IR A DRYERS • WASHERS GTTR • BLS RE­ • BELTS • AGITATORS • adel 226-8787 Caldwell CLIFTON CLIFTON OPO LKS 835-7157 LAKES POMPTON lfo Ae 473-5001 Area Clifton HOT NT IN O TP O H & G A T Y A M aton 694-5300 Hawthorne ulr 835-6300 Butler aao 694-5300 Haladon Start Ad Ad Start plac Parts Appliance ono 335-5350 Boonton for 2 weeks for the price of one. Private parties only. parties Private one. of price the for weeks 2 for any-advertise can you means This 2merchandiseItems Address ICNIU A — cl a oc. il alwd \ allowed Kills once. at call — AD DISCONTINUE Name. aze Pbiain, 81 t 2, an, . I. N. 1881 28, Publications, Wayne, Kt. Matzner nldd n d Aa] d ih 29 cs o cek to check or $2.95 cash with ad Alai] ad. In Included lae Pie f tm ad hn n ades ut be must address nr phone and Items of Price please. fe 1t publication). 1st after 4 3 Mre Street Market 339 ln sae ewe ec wr. abbreviations o N word. each between space blank Cs wt Cp — N Rfns r hne f Copy. of Change or Refunds No — Copy with (Cash Want Ad Service 70 Hour* A Week Direct LinesTo Direct Week A Hour* 70 Service Ad Want AT DISTRIBUTOR PARTS DTKR ae e pn ody hu Friday thru Monday open new are AD-TAKERS 5 HMUG URNPKE E PIK N R TU HAMBURG 754 AG EE NS • ENTS ELEM RANGE • IPs easy — Just fill out the coupon below. Allow one Allow the Justbelow. out coupon fill — easy IPs Pu vr su o or al “an Today”) “Wayne daily our of issue every (Plus 4 N 1 PUD, $5. POUNDS, 16 AND 14 AE 0 -75% 50% SAVE Lesson, attn. attn. Lesson, n vr Stra :0AM 40 P.M. 4:00 — AJM, 9:00 Saturday every and PIG SPECIAL SPRING AH REGISTER CASH MARKET O 3-894? A L ag slcin f green­ of selection Large 12 I AVE. AIN 1162 M U -82 r U 4-5389 MU 4-6842 or MU OLN BALLS BOWLING PN AILY D OPEN N LY 2 ITEMS (not priced over $60 each) over priced (not ITEMS 2 LY N PATERSON AL 778-8537 CALL H S A C L RE FROM FREE LL A C 694-7211 Supplies, Greenware, Greenware, Supplies, ...... LSIID D A CLASSIFIED O TE RC OF PRICE THE FOR 4 4 ...... :0 ..- :0 p.m. 9:00 - a.m. 8:30 eves. Green Green eves. S Y A D 473-2617 Lines) 3 ( ' 1 2 o wn ad* want For . . Gran- Gran- .

DESK — Bedroom Set; Round Table; Table; Round Set; Bedroom — DESK Full line of Kirsh Rods, Foam rubber rubber Foam Rods, Kirsh of line Full utm ae hds o ac i you if match to shades made Custom e or xeine slpol help salepeople experienced our Let trimmings. border of line new the See Luscious high fashion shades In solids, solids, In shades fashion high Luscious Bring your furniture cushions In now now In cushions furniture your Bring CLEARANCE SALE— Latex Wall Paint, Paint, Wall Latex SALE— CLEARANCE COAX, Cable, wire, earphones, 'scope, 'scope, earphones, wire, Cable, COAX, ds ns 256-0293 Ends. 4 Odds • F ret Refreshments Refreshments ret F • o. 09 .. al 1- PM. P.M 10-6 Daily P.M. 10-9 Mon. Ave. Glenwild Drop Leaf Table; Side Board; Chairs; Chairs; Board; Side Table; Leaf Drop guar­ craftsman, expert our by Mad* ned o fit. to anteed supplies. & fabics upholstery, 2—Mrhnie 2—Merchandise 12B— Merchandise 12B— ht oa effect. total that ie o Wt yu decor. your With or like, fo tweeds & solid co-ordinate to you from River- area, the Bloomcraft, in Kandell, fabrics Waverly, drapery cornice bedspreads, draperies, your to hy il d js te ih touch right the just add will They mings, buttons, chain belts, sewing sewing belts, chain buttons, mings, fab­ many many, 4 prints of variety bonded, Bonded Acrylics; Klopman, Klopman, Acrylics; Bonded bonded, ae Chm aa oines. ana Cohama dale, rics from sportswear to chiffon. chiffon. Trim­ to shantung. silk liaens, sportswear silk pure from rics lis n cek-odd un­ 4 checks-bonded and plaids ors Lret ie f lpoes 4 slipcovers of line Largest boards. Bonded crepe, peau de sole, laces, laces, accessories. sole, de peau crepe, Bonded suitings suitings to be recovered with bright soil- soil- bright with recovered be to Cohama, J.P. Stevens, Dan River River Dan Stevens, J.P. Cohama, largest selection' of fabrics in the the in the fabrics from of Choose selection' area. covers. largest resistant Mlod 835-6300 Milford . W 694-5300 Area Totowa ye ra 694-5300 Area ayne W ht ad oos $ colors, and white mi sc. Only F r’. - sat, 12 - 8 p.m. p.m. 8 - 12 sat, - r’. F Only mi sc. Ringwood 1071 ARE, HARDW JACK'S aspay 335-5350 Parsippany op Us 835-6300 Uts. Pomp. In BUY R ITE DISCOUNT STORE STORE DISCOUNT ITE R BUY In v. Haskell. Ave.. aesn 694-5300 Paterson eerp ky, ees poo flash's, photo meters, keys, telegraph • Hundred^ of Prizes Prizes of Hundred^ • a Dc, 0 Mno S. Garfield. St., Monroe 101 Dick, recorder Van tape teletype, blades, saw Sosrd y 'e Brt Women” B'rith B'nel by "Sponsored ON COVE S ER V O C N IO H S U C NESE AUCTI N IO T C U A E S E IN H C re Admission Free • SLIPCOVERS 4 D RAPERIES RAPERIES D 4 SLIPCOVERS SHUMI FER— RTABLE — PO R IFIE ID M U H PS EDN HPIG CENTER SHOPPING BERDAN T B O U G H T A N D SOLD SOLD D N A T H G U O B rtro Ci Center Coin Criterion PIG E S LEN O O W SPRING VRON AT NG G IN D N ATTE NE EVERYO s g u BLO OM IN GDALE GDALE IN OM BLO L EH IVH TIKVAH BETH PLE M E T EEVS RE IFT G FREE RECEIVES .Phone . Preakness Ave., Wayna Wayna Ave., Preakness LSD SUNDAYS CLOSED ARC ' N R A B FApRIC L BIT $35 BUILT, ELL W ip 16 abr Vpke. 1166 Hamburg i * . . the latest shades. Large Large shades. latest the ac 12th March 696-5059 COINS ■' , 839-0356

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»BftTi6NHU-3 REM ODELED KITCHEN—3a" Delux Delux KITCHEN—3a" ODELED REM OTBE RECORDERS E P A T PORTABLE REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATORS O IL BURNER — Blower type. Radiant; Radiant; type. Blower — In BURNER Furniture IL O new ll A SELL, MUST M E AT C A M Rtcandl Rtcandl M A C AT E M HOUSEHOLD FURNITU FURNITU HOUSEHOLD H U M ID IFIE R ; typewrit typewrit ; R IFIE ID M U H HIGH BOY, Queen Ann« Ann« Queen BOY, HIGH G RAVELY TRACTOR TRACTOR RAVELY G FU RAL NATU GENUINE OE A/onan T BAR/Fountain HOME .. L oood , N E V G ALL W G.E. UNTR 4 BDIG WAREHOUSE BEDDING 4 FURNITURE lightly S-B E R TU IX F FLUORESCENT FRENCH PRO VIN C IAL 3 drawer chest chest drawer 3 IAL C VIN PRO FRENCH RCA new. yr. 1 Deluxe, —G.E. R YE R D can " •ry, Niw. 175. fxll g n i n i d tabla SET—Mahogany ROOM DINING DINING RM SET, Heyjwood Wakefield, Wakefield, Heyjwood SET, RM DINING apn ag, bolr hoe In­ chrome broiler 2 Rang#, Tappen (744-1265 P approximately exoel. oond. $20. Doors (3) hardwood, hardwood, (3) Doors $20. oond. exoel. 3)07 Dellvi Up 8. S10 Chinas, tle $485. Stalled ue c, ie e $ t. 839-2289 to. $6 new like , tc e sure N ED EC | ETC. ENDS AND eir pi $9—3 (s s. 771- Is). (As $290—$30 paid terior, USE MP CLASSIFIED MP USE o Ok ek Rok j« Misc. 4 Beds, desk records, Oak top Pressun Furniture, door French type; Ideal fo r porch porch r fo Ideal type; French aesn ih — ~ with catessen ie 70 Cl 271-1992 $750.Call fice hc wie, sd ey ite $60; Paymaster little; $18; very used white, writer, 4 Check red top, os. esnbe price. Reasonable house. ? W O N K U O Y O D MOWER AND ROTARY ROTARY AND MOWER eoaie aeil u Material, Decorative sors-Mixer-Freezer etcj etcj sors-Mixer-Freezer le ht ted !sz 1, $12. 18, once, !size tweed, worn white $17; 40, Topper! 4 size Spring laiA blue p black Lady's 4 red new, UJH om Ecl Cn. C0 Cond. Excel. Room, al 697-6901 Call ATESS RM $19.95 FROM MATTRESSES ad 696-7344 ya/d. 50c furs Mouton, all Brown Bargain Seal, Call thermostat. Man's Woolrich Hunting Coat, like like Coat, Hunting Woolrich Man's AE BO. 6 rnln t. Oak- vt.. A Franklin 6 BROS., FABER ble top Both Drex Drex Both top ble B yard. a $1.69 cos* yar a $2.49 Cost inch. odto. ite al, 744-1265 Falls, Little Condition. xeln Cniin 1 Condition. Excellent 3 CHEST, BACHELOR o »r Fl 1 AM t , PJ8L ,» to A.M. 10 Frl. 3I7-6IB »hru DIAL Mon N.J. mnc. e ros grgs ifie r work­ or ioffice garages, rooms, rec used. Ideal for kitchen, basements, basements, kitchen, for Ideal used. 4 corner desk. Blue .trim. Excellent Excellent .trim. Blue desk. corner 4 226-5191 228-0911 or shop. 835-1769 or yrs. 2 Seasoned Del. $12.50 4 Split Ld. Wood P -U PK EDORS rm $5.00 from HEADBOARDS 9-57 r 473-4343696-5577 or r o f ite al-4-25 I Falls-744-1265 Little IHct Columbia 26" Girls BIKE $100; j Whirlpool 2 speed Washer, 1 yr. new. new. yr. 1 Washer, speed 2 Whirlpool Neces. Attach. hoi button stitches, Asking pads. table chairs, 4 table, eig ahn, Sli Machine, Sewing 838-2471 $200. [ chest. 694-3165 $50. ! cabinet ig 3 er at 4 4 Parts Year twi 3 buttons, ting. on sews p.m. 6 to Sat, pjm. a.m.-7 I Mon.-Fri. In Come pleasure. your for shopping store our greater remodeling are We 472-3406 $25 new, ICNIUD AT , ate. S, N R PATTE DISCONTINUED oe oa Fit Soda Home 5 B t. 3 ulr IL 833-1855 DIAL Butler 23 155B Rte. china 4 erttfanza chairs, 4 pods, 4 n cek u lw prices. low our check and (glass) closet, china chairs; table/4 M Very Reasonable. Call Spencer Ini. Ini. Spencer Call Reasonable. Very CLOSEOUTS FLOOR SAM PLES PLES SAM FLOOR CLOSEOUTS ENCYCLO PED IA: Hew condition condition Hew IA: PED ENCYCLO NO AE LI L T IT L AVE. UNION A! IA D E P O L C Y C N E

FREE _ ROOM G IN LIV B BEDROOM SAVE UP O 5086 TO P U E V A -S T E L T U O BEDS D O O W r i l U n 1967 DOMESTK • IEOD OS HA T T AY H HORSE 4 FIREWOOD Dl CREDIT CALL E - -M Z-O N BER 'a ( u* ) ar a L Fair 8) out* (R B'way 9:30 or 10 Payments Payments 10 or SAVE MOSAVE BUTLER H ARDW ARE ARE ARDW H BUTLER SATU RD AY, M AI AI M AY, RD SATU DISCOUNT E R ITU N R FU o. 0 . t 5 to . A.M 10 Sot. E G A M M U R ATR BAC OP BRANCH FACTORY ST. AG NES' CH CH NES' AG ST. RM—Jr., buffet, china closet, closet, china buffet, RM—Jr., Orange Ot f Tt Of (Out BEST RESULTSBEST & L 44 LL A C M A * «*m P $38.60 • UBR . O C LUMBER 4 BE BE D D ~ 4 IME Placa, 2544432 335-8015 t O 2:2 TO 742-2379 772-3754 Vi 278-3168 226-0558 385-9551 of $49. B B i-3075 BOOK 0RLD V S • .SH Jeers. Antique Antique Jeers. Out- $22. sr, ODDS — RE ?i Mahogany, Mahogany, ?i t $3,000 sacri- st compres- tfith $ed for walls, walls, for $ed odto. New Condition. $4.20 Each Each $4.20 ran 5 a 25* argain * . 4 to 2 IM R T R [ itly Used-fancy Used-fancy itly 94-9054 tl Falls. ittle T ' L » IL 'T PT. Bie Fox. Beige ! ideal for Rec. Rec. for ideal SALE IC T A juntains 838-5454 rost. I-A • ZIG-ZAG FALLS E URCH . P.M 0 br ur No Guar. abor NEY H 16 CH uhl MB- . g ln h lu drawer, mar- mar- drawer, LW $225. PLOW. style, 50 in.; in.; 50 style, needle opera* opera* needle okr Slant cooker, 4 up, Black Black up, 4 yard. Heavy Heavy yard. Confempor- Confempor- monograms, monograms, . M P u, $50. rug, ROTARY ROTARY V» end on to (3)

P ______O TR—Fne Jga wt case?" with Jaguar Fonder — ITAR U G G HR OONMnu, 1; Prac­ $11; OROAN—Mangus, CHORD G U IT A R AND CASH — Vex Wyman Wyman Vex — CASH AND R A IT U G WIG— Human hair F A LL, semi hand hand semi LL, A F hair Human WIG— DRUMS — 3 pc. set 4 High Hat. Shis Shis Hat. High 4 set pc. 3 — DRUMS ______T T Hotpoint (gas) Welbuilt 30" STOVE T R E A T rugs right, they'll Da a delight delight a Da they'll right, rugs T A E R T —wn go cniin $30. condition, good ! R—Twin, L L O R T S bar­ any CLOSEOUT—M SNOWBLOWER 2—Musical 12C— Custom Walnut, ft. 9 I, I-F -H O E R E T S TRACTOR—Cup Cadat, 7 H.P. Electric Electric H.P. 7 Cadat, TRACTOR—Cup ANO- UDI GO CONDITION, GOOD , IO D TU -S O N IA P LA YER PIANO PIANO YER LA P 2 —Merchandise 12B— NEW SP IN ET PIANO PIANO ET IN SP NEW i 0 Bwy Patrraorv-742-5442 Parkway B'way, G.S, 307 f o W. lio A Tile " K " Near d s o a $5 ad up. and $550 as low as ed HAMMOND ORGAN MAL AV A . D RAN G EABV ALL SM PIANO SPINET USED Substantial savings some display oh PIH PIANO UPRIGHT Nelson, pric­ Cable Some pianos. Console Everett, 4 Spinets Stack, lin, ______. 2 Rt 4 aat 843-1261 Paramtn 4 Rtt. 126 W. U ITAR A M P . — Tw o 15” Lansing Lansing 15” o Tw — . P M A ITAR U ie iln cs ad tn, S37; stand, and case Violin, tice n dsotne pao, INCLUD­ pianos, discontinued and yrs. 3 white, B Black VISTA, RCA V— YP E W R IT E R S , Rsmlngton Rand, Un- Un- Rand, Rsmlngton , S R E IT R W E YP a Ha « 279-6333 . 0 «0 Head man St., Haledon O PEN 8 A.M . to 9 P.M . . P.M 9 to . A.M 8 Clinton PEN O West Haledon 350 St., Outlet, Warehouse' R E FAB yd. $10 to Reg. yd. $2.95 t a V S T I E PIK N R TU ISS $290. Sail $408. New Cost Bass. r a^c ' r s s s j & s s cr ^ •roa er, od odto. $7SJb Condition. Good Pearl, D-140P Speakers and 1 Fender Basa- Basa- Fender 1 and Speakers D-140P rcd o sr sl. ae Bros. Faber sale. sure tor 5. All priced il 'T SAT. broadloom. better of balances Oakland AvaM RUNNERS Franklin 6 STAIR BROS., r o qualities ious 10 r ; irm 8150 F N She, rae Msn Ham­ 4 Mason Krtabe, Sohmer, ING coming when they step out of the the of out step they when coming or best best or Room-siza rugs made up from roll roll from up made rugs Room-siza var- our Nylon, 4 of ool one onto CARPETING-W $39; air winter freezing 6,4-8705. ter, ae hudr egh md bn $60 brn. med. length, shoulder made CH AIR S S AIR CH il id or oe am wel­ 4 warm home your find will et okn cniin Akn *100. Sun. 8. Asking Sat. condition. per- Cabinet, working Walnut feet screen. 23" old, 0 Mngmr S. Ptro, N.J. Paterson, St., Montgomery 200 R, eunot npig Cen- Snapping HARD­ Y Pequannodt A -K E PE . ARE, ft W shampooer trie 278-3168 S595. Blade. dozer PM, 6 after Call ewo ad mt Crn. l In ll A Corona. Smith and derwood EK FILES DESKS It cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent elec* elec* Rent Lustre. Blue Bull* with cleaned and It Loader End Front it art. condition. excellent Refrigerator, 694-2415 $150. new. like ary, 0320 excellent condition. W ill take best best take . 471-211, ill W Call condition. offsr. excellent Call 839-2643 after 6 PM or alt day day alt or PM 6 839-2643 after Call St. Division 487 Supply, 4 Feed ton ono (poie rw fe) 334- Cftem) Draw (opposite Boonton Built- Used, Slightly Machine, Sewing Uaed-eews Slightly Model, Cabinet 4 L 8 Wya N J C 4-1717 CL 48, J. Wayna. RL N. 04 gains. Big 7 H.P. Gilson $277. Boon- Boon- $277. Gilson H.P. 7 Big gains. appliques buttons, over­ on stitches. Following: fancy sews Holes, For Features In S or 1 buttons* stitchas, on sews holes, zig-zag button needle, 4 straight MufiC n a a B i o i i M r r l i u m made, Garrard changer, Contempor- Contempor- changer, Garrard made, button hems, blind bastes, casts, Guar antes. Labor 4 bastes. Parts rams, ear Y monog 5 darns, overcasts, AE • EVC • NTALS EN R • SERVICE • BALES ownd Msc anter C Music Poqwnnodt A L T ETT LE M TE ELL B P CAM C CI SALE Y IT C IC S U M PN VR NGT 71 > *711 M NIGHT EVERY OPEN AL RDI DEP. TI f IL 'T PT. E D IT CRED CALL Abr 3-6153 LAmbert Aii SPECIALS H C R A M HV MOE HA 388 AN TH ORE M HAVE E W GUESTS AND Y IL M A F YOUR Piano Repairs Tuning A EN DAI 0, St tf 4 tffl Sat: 10-,. Y IL A D N PE O 12* RUGS made of 100% Nylon- Nylon- 100% of made RUGS 12* • 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG ZIG-ZAG SINGER 1967 • AL RDI DEPT. TL f *T1L . T P E D IT CRED CALL TER—otbe SSS —Portable, R E IT R W E P Y T E N MAHIE • INE ACH M INO SEW • May uhrl* Aqoncy Author lz*d PMtary r 0 Pyet $.^ ah . Each $6.9^ Payments 10. or w Nw n Sava! and Now Iwy Reconditioned & Refinished Refinished & Reconditioned 4.0 CS * * -CASH $49.40 Y A P # ATRS N SO TER PA F O hrn Deafer fharind Ot f Town-COLLECT) Of (Out # S63.4Q CASH LY N O • or 2 payments 827 each each 827 payments 2 or ta 43 o weekends or 4:30 attar U nx t Arw EiocJ Arrow to (next EDELSTEIN OFFICE OFFICE EDELSTEIN UR T E HOUSE RE ITU RN FU DIAL 274-4596 DIAL ANO . O C O N IA P 1*67 Singer B g Zag Zag g B Singer 1*67 ot tw-olc) & town-Collact) f o (out Instruments offer. U TRE ITUR N FUR E OFFI E IC F F O SED . 6 TOTOWA 46. T. R A. NAWYN . .A E ROBBIES I O -IM S R A Call IL 337-6882 DIAL a 694*4642CaH ______al 77*4413 Call 05 P.M, 10-5 835-0632 al 9-79 f. 5. aft. <97-4729 Call 279-6333 226-5627 . 778-3246 385-9550 8-50 1 385-9550 $250 ...... ______...... M ...... H ...... TABLES ______F . BUS ..

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PONY — One year eld colt. Appt loose Instructions DRESSMAKING A DESIGNING MASONS markings. Gentle, M0. BUYERS OR ALL TYP1I-OP Call 3354US ABACUS DRIVING SCHOOL EXPERT DRESSMAKING C A P — All kinds of Mason work, SCRAP METAL Complete Training. Door to Door Ladies' and Children's Clothes steps, sidewalks and patios. Free O IA I 697-3811 A N Y T IM E _____ Call 471 8825 weekdays ohly estimates. 473-4591 or 733-6979. AT THE Pa r i s i a n d e s i g n e r win Design COMPLETE MASONRY SERVICE BEST PRICES Announcements High Fashion Dresses and Gowns. • Walks • Waits • Patios • Steps Beading, e tc 941-0012 Beauty and Durability COMMERCIAL IRON Special Services GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP M4D METAL C O ., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Wm Manley 256 4867 32r'E D M U N D AVE J7J-3433 15— Announcements • / SIDEWALKS • PATIOS TOTOWA SECTION. PATERSON INTRODUCTORY SERVICI ELECTRICIAN • 100 Amp. • 220 volt • ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Service— Electric hear—Reasonable m i l e s A l e x a n d e r sa-sosi MADAME LAURA—Reader — Advisor State Licensed A Bonded 694-2032 on Love, Marriage, Business. Avail, INTRODUCTIONS UNLIMITED ELECTRIC TRAINS. All KlnO^I for social gatherings. Spiritual R. 33 Ridge Rd.. N Arlington 998-7901 ELECTRICIAN, Licensed A bondso MOVING A TRUCKING Sold & Repaired. Rochat, Hack. ______274-5250.______. SINGLE?,—WIDOWED?—DIVORCED? All types of electrical work. 100 amp. ensack St., Carlsladl 43S-306T Find Happiness! Meet someone new! 220 volt service. Reasonable 835-2818 tfc 0r FREE Confidential interview call; GEORGE'S MOVING M. SYLVIA, READER i'0 a Room. SHORE TRIPS ! W A N TED ! TRUE advisor on all problems of LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ' INSURANCE. Call 625-12» Life, Love, Business Mattters, Health, • 220 Serv'ce with Breaker Panels SILVER CERTIFICATES etc. Answers all questions with 17— Entertainment • Extra Outlets • Repairs A Fixture MOVING AND LIGHT TRUCKING "Open D aily." Sat. 10-1 never failing advice. Located in Ir­ • Quality Work • Reasonaote « « * * » BASEMENTS & ATTIcS CLEANED 678-1336 vington Center. For infor Call 371-7917 For Hire • FREE ESTIMATES 2S*’S3? . SHORE TRIPS Avail, for parties 8. social gather- REASONABLE 935-2847 eta c e n t r a l a v e „ e , o r a n g e Ings. HORSE DRAWN NAY HIDES! W ANTED—Portable TV, also 23" sets, Now oooklng for Groups Organiia ELECTROLOGIST eny condition. Cash Paid. Call 743- rions. Chu'ches, Clubs J, Scouts ODD JOB5 M31, i PM to t PM (Bloomfield) 15C— Lost end Found 694-2615______Or______694-5059 ELECTROLOGIST,-1 5 Y rt. Background National A International Experience M AG ICIAN; All occasions, shows, part­ 721 Valley Road,* Wayne, New Jersey BEN CLEANS BEST LOST — PICTURES ies. Excellent with children. Prices . 696-4420 By Appointment Only CELLARS, ATTICS, YARDS. MILLS Will the person who found the pic­ to suit the occ. The Great Harvey MOVING It TRUCKING tures at G REAT EASTERN on Feb. Alan 694-5057 ELECTROLOGIST Days AR 4-2900______Other 335-9474 Pels - Fis! 17 please return them to 179 Kearney UNWANTED HAIR St., Paterson, N.J. or Call 278-2209. REMOVED PERMANENTLY PAIN TIN G Interior & Exterior, 17 -Snfortainment Formerly associated with Cellars 8. Attics Cleaned, Light □ noted dermatologist Moving 8. Odd Jobs. Reaspnable, Free 14— Cats, Dogs, Pets For Hire 17 Durrelt V reet. Verona. N. j estimates. Call G. Dean 684-8454 239-346$ • appointment only Instructions MAGICIAN: Al Harding, AR. 4-4964 PROPERTY, CELLARS, GARAGES? A T ROCKAWAY KENNELS aft 6 p.m. Shows for Birthday Par­ CLEANED. Removal of an trash. ties, Church, Scout A Social. CUT EXCAVATING Appliances delivered & Moving. Cali Airedale, Dachshund (reds, blacks OUT & SAVE Joe 835-45024 or 839-4562______& tans), Labrador Retriever and VETS Free Pick-Up on Washers, Re­ 16— Musical TOM CROOKS EXCAVATING-Back Poodle (Mini & Toys, black & frigerators, Furniture, Clothing, Champion) Puppies, AKC. Wire Fox 18— Catering— hoe, bucket loader, asphalt drive­ Newspapers & Will Clean Cellars. Instructions ways. Trucking, sand, gravel, fill Terriers ready any day now. 256-9432 Rte. 46, Rock away______627-7259 Cooking______A topsoil. Stump removal No Job AKC COLLIE PUPS of champion Bell Too Small 839-2910 or 337-6876 OVERHEAD DOORS Haven Lineage, sables & tri's, ex- - Do You Play Piano? NAPOLI'S Restaurant A Pizzeria cel lent show prospects, fluffy Easter FREE DELIVERY FLOOR SERVICE Gifts 838-6993 t Reading the Left Hand? Pizzas Sandwiches Dinners - Min. $2.00 Order If so, we hereby .guarantee that Marco Plaza, Pompton Plains AIREDALE PUPPIES-AKC, sired by you will master the entire left FLOOR WAXING-HOME OR OFFICE Automatic Garage 835-9653 AVERAGE FLOOR 83.80 Son of Champion Sabu. For show, hand, including all harmony and CALL 694-8151 pets or protection. Call (201). 638- chord progressions, in 5- 6275 10 easy lessons with our amazing Door Opener BASSET PUPPY "PEROSI POINT SYSTEM" FLOOR TILE AKC, M ALE Business Service 684-7077 THE GARDEN STATE ASPHALT A V IN Y L Asbestos Floor % Portable Radio BEAGLES— Little Beauts—AKC, 7 wks. - ACADEMY OF MUSIC Tile. Installed, 12x12 rm. $40 with and older, Johnson, 640 Riverside 2k—services your material. 772-5614 Controls. I Car Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J. 438-0932. 525-7332 or 5254)404 iE A G L E —AKC, male, 3 yrs old, ex- ACCOUNTING l TAXES GENERAL CONTRACTING I Year Factory Guarantee cellent hunter, champion stock. 271- WE ALSO TEACH 4889 . All Instruments in existence, solfeg­ ACCOUNTANT Federal A State Income HAROLD L. SCHNORR JR. 72S-I32J DELIVERED AND BOXER — PEDIGREE gio, theory, harmony and theatrical Taxes Accurately Prepared. $5 A up. Carpenter — General Contractor Al­ 6 Years Old presentation. ______696-5890______terations, Home Improvements. Fin­ ASSEMBLED ______Call 471-4987 after 5 p.m. ancing Arranged. FREE ESTIMATLS ACCOUNTING SERVICES CO LLIE —Pedigree, 4 mos old, pap­ Vocal and Vocal Coaching All Federal A Sta*- T*xes ers and all shots, $105. 696-1270, if taught by our Director, for­ Complete Bookkeeping Systems HOME IMPROVEMENTS Installation A Operation $142.00 no answer call aft. 5 PM. mer Met. Opera House star. 239-5373 DACHSHUND PU PPIE S—AKC, mini­ CARPENTER— HELPER Installation Optional ACCOUNTING • ALL TAX RETURNS ature red, smooth, raised with loving TRUCK A ALL TOOLS REQUIRED care. 256-3045 DRUM LESSONS—Experienced teacher prepared expertly. Individual return*, will instruct beginners or advanced , business tax serv. A acctg avail, ail FOR JOB $9.2J PER HOUR D ALM ATIAN P U P P IE S -8 and 6 wks students in Modern Drumming. yr. Reasonable fees. Call A.R Mee Cal' 694-5059 BEDNAR OVERHEAD old, 4 males, 8 females, AKC, papers Home lessons' available.______839-0446 sina, Pub'ic Acct., Office at 264 A Shots. 256-7699 Lakeview Ave., Clifton. 772-5456 or DOOR CO. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS-AKC, 9 H ALEDQN MUSIC CENTER 772-62J1 at your convenience. COMPLETE wks. old, 1 female and 4 males. Top Lessons, Repairs 8, Rentals, 222 Bel­ INCOME TAX EXPERTLY PREPAR­ quality, inoc., housebroken. Intelli­ mont AVe., (opp. Foodtown.) 279- HOME IMPROVEMENTS: 484-1908 gent, frisky, fantastic temperament. 3903. ED At Your Home. No Extra Charge. EARLY AMERICAN, AND MODERN Louis Oretiek 838-6239 Eves. A wknd. 327-0958 or days 568- • Garages • Porches • New Additions 4172. INCOME TAXES PR E PA R E D — F e * • Alterations • Paneling • Aluminur* HOME OF THE eral and STATE. FEE Reasonable. PAINTING * DECORATING GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC, Siding e Masonry • Tiling NATIONAL and STATE CHAMPION Will make house calls. Call Jim pick of litter, terrific security, show NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION ACCORDION SYMPHONY Payne 772-3976 quality. Vet certified, 8354)268______Saporito Accordion INCOME TAX RETURNS PILED L. H A Z E K A M P •A SPRING SPECIAL* GERM AN Shepherd puppies, 6 wks. by Experienced Accountant, evenings old, AKC, good temperment, too good Studio 711 Ringwood Ave. and Sundays. Will call at your home. 839-4475 Painting with PAINT BOV to be sacrificed. Can for appt. 226- Pompton Lakes. N.J 796-3095 or 796-9325 1 Family House-Si 50 8539 or 226-9065. ______------il______international. National 8, State INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS Prepared 2 Family Mouse-1250 GERMAN SHEPHERO PUPS-venle Certified Accordion Teachers Federal A State, $5 and Up. Dick Waffs Consfrucfion 3 Family House-5350 Von Der Dreschhalle. im peded bitch ______135-7873______G Manns 697-8640 * CUSTOM CARPENTER* 4 and up bred to champion Carlo Von Der BUILDERS FREE MINOR REPAIRS Hardtperie. Puppies top quality See LESSONS—All instruments. Reas rates, ALTERATIONS DORMERS FREE ESTIMATES the rest, then buy the best 4 Top 17 Teachers Martin's Music Studio INDIVIDUAL TAX OARAGES 3 Year Written Guarantee on all work. Insured. Stud Dogs on premises including 2426 Hamburg Tpke Wayne 835-2273 ALUMINUM SIDING GUTTERS Returns Prepared 835-5103 1965 Grand Victor Champion. Show ORGAN A PIANO LESSONS CHARLES REYNOLDS, and foundation stock available. In Your Home - Beginners a Specialty Daily 9 A.M. - 10 P.M. PAINTING B R IXLAND KENNEL Pine Brook Call 337-7057 ; 473-8166; 744-5863 Lakeland Tax A Accounting Service Don't Wait Any Longer! 227-4721 33 Hamburg Tpke., Rlverdale, N.J. 696-7228 694-9387 ORGAN LESSONS Your home improvements haye’ waited G e r m a n s h e p h e r d p u p p i e s - IN YOUR HOME long enough. From small Handy-Man AKC, black and tan. good with chil- ______CALL 627-004______lobs to major Improvements dren. Sacrifice, $60. 274-8659______BILL VALENTINE VOCAL INSTRUCTIONS - CLASSI- 835-9657 GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTERS ' CAL & Semi-classical. Will accept^be- TAX HEADACHES? C A LL for A C TIO N SPECIAL RATfeS Pups. AKC, good hunting stock (1 ginners or advanced students at my IMMEDIATE SERVICE started). Excellent pet or show dog. home, daytime, or evening. Call for Federal, N.Y. State A City Tax Re­ Ken Bauer 696-5566 turns Professionally Prepared. Call 779-2213.______interview. Marlene Borchard, 278- IKON RAILINGS ll.W ET. INSTALLSO •TOP QUALITY PAINTING 337-8876 8665. STEEL STEPS. PLATFORMS ft CEL­ (INTERIOR * EXTERIOR), ILLNESS LAR DOOR. Call 773-033,, 773*100 • PAPFR H A N G IN G ANTENNA SERVICE For Free Estimate FORCED T O SELL i6A— Special FREE ESTIMATES, FULLY INSURED All Puppies A Breeding Stock Insf ructions A N TE N N A SERVICE for Color A Black PATCH PLASTERING—No |Ob too At Tremendous Saving A White. Antenna completely Installed. •mail. IS yrs experience, all lobs ; DAYS: 694-6162 Many One Of A Kind $37 95. Call after 5 p.m. 279-2641 GUARANTEED Cell 27S4990 SILVERCREST KENNELS DECORATING 542 Wood port, Sparta 729-2429 BECOME A LICENSED AUTO WAXlNO JUNK DEALERS IRRESISTIBLE TO Y POODLE — Jet IN JUST 30 WEEKS INTERIOR black, male, AKC, 6 weeks, paper, Day or Evening Courses Available PAOLINOS AUTO WAXING ATHENIA METAL Painting, Wallpapering. Sanitae trained, firm $100. Private 7464)745. It's New When We're Through INSURED COUNTEE ACADEMY Interiors Shampooed WASTE CO. Roy Pitcher, Wayne 279-3338 KITTE N S—Beautiful colors, some al­ Motors Cleaned tered. BU YING scrap Copper. Brass. Lead, O f Hair Design Free Pick-Up A Delivery •tc. Plumbers Scrap. Rags, Remnants DEREK MOTT — 694-444$ ______Call 427-7160 anytime______By Appointment Only Inferior A. Exterior. New is the time 271 Wanaque Ave., Pompton Lakes Dft/VffffD TO OUR DOOM f to get your Exterior painting gone NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNO PUPPIES W Union Blvu., Totowe —ideal for children, not known to be Call 839-0835 2744417 Fully insured Reasonable o rk e i I nasty, never has fleas, $50, male or 310 COLFAX AVE., CLIFTON NOW BOOKING FOR SPRINGI female. Cali 427-8147 after 6 CABINET MAKING GR 3-0677 EXTERIOR—INTERIOR PAINTING POMERANIAN Puppy—Male AKC Re­ FRENCH LESSONS in your home. If REASONABLE RATES gistered, paper trained. Raised with you wanv^to learn quickly the French CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS FREE ESTMATES CAL,L~ 742-5097 children. Call 945-2687. language with a French student and Mist K.tchens under S250. KITCHEN CABINETS G A G PAINTERS—CONTRACTOR with the Berlitz method, call Eric, (Without Appliances) Exterior A Interior, Reasonable,- Free POODLE PUPS 472-9038 after 6 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES 838-1669 E X PE R T Kitchen Remodeling Estimates. Call anytime 278-6877___ Bathroom Vanity, Karnival Kitchens Standard, Black, Champion Parents GRADE, HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE $100. Cal! 627-3590, eves. 398-4910 or 627-3375 GORSKI BROS. Painting, Decorating IN YOUR HOME CARPENTRY 35 Franklin PI. Totowa Boro 30 Years POODLE PURS—Miniature, white, AKC, of Know How. Interior A Exterior. y champion blood line. Male and fe­ ACADEMIC ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY LAMPS A SHADES ______684-5974 ______male, 2Vz mos. old. 853-7853 or 853- I DO ALL MY OWN WORK 1 7173. TUTORING Call Evenings 335-6128 HOUSE FAINTING-1nrerior A Exterior SEE our FACTORY show room selec­ ftttDLE PUPPIES—White Toys. AKC, BY CERTIFIED TEACHERS Quality Workmanship, Free Estimates ALTERATIONS — IMPROVEMENTS tions or let us restyle your lamps HARRY A TRIBUCHER 274-406$ champion pedigree background. Call IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY CARPENTRY after 6 p.m., 684-5437.______Cedar Grove 239-6766 Pat DICarlo______742-7363 Volkan Lamp & Shade OUTSIDC FAINTING POODLE PUPPIES-AKC/ champion D A M CARPENTRY Specializing In 1 Second S t. Clifton PR 7-SSJ7 Most homes under $100. without trim. Interior painting, cabinet reflntshmg. background, several colors, home Tutor-Counselor Asso. I niprovement • Alterations • Add i t ions FREE ESTIMATES______838-1689 raised and fully guaranteed. Apricot PRIVATE ART LESSONS 256-7855 LANDSCAPING SERVICE Stud Service, 4 pound 838-6168______Children 6 to 12 POODLE PUPPIES 525-8540 LANDSCAPING STUD SERVICE TUTORING — Elementary Reading, CARPET SERVICE Spring Clean Up. Reasonable CHIHUAHUAS High School English $. Social Studies. Monthly Rates______438-1539 ______<97-5133______N.J. Certified Teacher. 839-2116 WALL TO WALL CARPETING, New A PAINTING used. Installed, repaired, shampooed, SPRING CLEAN UP POODLE PUPS—toy« ft minis, tap TUTORING restretched A relald. upholstery clean­ quality, champ lines, groomed inoc General Science A Biology ed—1 sofa A 2 chairs, only $15 Wa Planting & General Lawn Maintenance CARPENTRY 777-9084 or 471-9440 and wormed, loveeoie dispositions. Cell 696-7289 buy A sell. Very Reasonable prices. Show by appt. only. 827-6788 TUTORING — ALL SUBJECTS Call 779-6564 D. VITALE C O . SIAMESE KITTENS Grades 1 thru • MASONS SEALPOINT-BLUEPOINT 696-5890 * Brush Spray * C A LL (212H79-9S47______CHAIR CANING i ALL TYPES OP MASONRY WORK FINANCING AVAILABLE THE GROOM ROOM USE MP CLASSIFIED CANING - Bottoms. Backs, also Re­ Sidewalks, Patios, Brick Steps, Fire­ j T . 33. BUTLER. NJ. ~ UP-MI, place Ruth. Free Estimates. 261 places, Flower Boxes, Free Estimates 674-8136 OPEN: TUBS THRU SAT. 1M FOR BEST RESULTS Harrison St. Patarson 614-7936 SAL MULE 772-5614 WAYNE TODAY MAR. 12, 1968 Page 20 EEA RE EVC- opn 4 Topping SERVICE- TREE SENECA REMOVAL OF DEAD 4 HAZARDOUS HAZARDOUS 4 DEAD OF REMOVAL EAI TI iealaf n re­ and —inetallmanf E IL T CERAMIC IE a REP R - Btro* Show­ Bathroom*. - IR PA E R ar TILE G ENERAL Roof Repairs, Chimneys, Chimneys, Repairs, Roof ENERAL G CERAMIC TILE, Mosau a MarBH MarBH a Mosau TILE, CERAMIC E N- CIE PCAIT Will SPECIALIST ACHINE ING-M SEW LIS OFN t CNT CO CONST. t ROOFING PLAINS • 2 ERGEAI 4 Air-Conditioning, 4 N ERATIO REFRIG T CK 835-5103 S T T A W K IC D E’ TX SKIE 278-1212 SEKVIUE TAXI VET’S UHOS AE O ORDER fO MADE CUSHIONS 4 A 0 F re ct rmvd baca ch39-2733 Reas Premises On PAI I D N A G TIN IN A P • OFN f SIDING ft ROOFING Tun ng. Repairs G. Renee tfi Renee G. Repairs ng.Tun NTNO 4 DECORATING 4 O TIN IN A P AB! ! E " '"49! 9 4 " ' " •! MED ! 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l cniin Cl atr :0 471-1584. 6:30, after Call condition. I J J 16 12 RE *T_ PATERSON _ T * ARKET 152 M 1765. ETA *40 9915 o 935-6193 939-1554 or *2400. EXTRAS . PONTIAC—LeMans, 1967, 3 speed, buck-^ buck-^ 1967, speed, 3 PONTIAC—LeMans, PONTIAC—1966 LeMans Custom. E x - " " - x E Custom. LeMans PONTIAC—1966 RAH. convertible. 1961 Hdtp. PONTIAC, R R P ______4 OD 16, sed Hrt posl- Hurst, speed! 4 1966, OLDS 442 LMOT 16 - 4 or Sedan. doer 4 7 - 1963 d IPM « OUTH PLYM , " 0 4 " IMS. - OLDSMOBILE O OTA 16 GO 30 p 4 pe- Speed- 4 hp. 340 1966 GTO, PONTIAC 25 PHI PP, 334-21 , P IP IL H P *295. OLDS, 1742 F«S, CUTLASS COUPE. COUPE. CUTLASS F«S, 1742 OLDS, 1W7 OLDS, OLDSMOBILE 1945, 2 dr. HoNday Cpe. Cpe. HoNday dr. 1945, 2 OLDSMOBILE OTA GAD X 16. " l" e c x E 1964. IX R P GRAND PONTIAC *1750 Atffo'c V-9, ©TO, ST PE M TE 17*4 OLDSMOBILE 1963, 4 deer hardtop, hardtop, deer 4 1963, OLDSMOBILE LSOIE 94 ISA 9 pass 9 FIESTA, 1944 OLDSMOBILE hardtop. door 4 1942, OLDSMOBILE 1944 FORD 2 Or HdIp *1295 HdIp Or 2 .. FORD 1944 19" F " OLDSMOBILE 1765 UTN 19, do. sed V-9, speed, 3 door. 2 1796, MUSTANG V-9, 1965, CONVERTIBLE MUSTANG _____PHI PP - 334*9998 - P IP IL H ______P UTN 14 SOT 12^)00 - E P U O C 1944 SPORT MUSTANG OTA '3 rn Pl, l bak black- alt Prlx, Grand '43 •ONT1AC RUR 17 agr turquoise. caugkr, - 1W7 RY RRCU M JE E P 19# U NIVERSAL W ITH FLOW FLOW ITH W NIVERSAL U 19# P E JE M hp., 250 In.. cu. 289 196i K LAR ICL tM, O. tt. rw raOl- raw htftp.. Or. 4 , t*M LINCOLN FOR FORD— 1947, 4 dr. Ranch Ranch dr. 4 1947,FORD— ONTIAC Late 1964 Catalina, Conv., Conv., Catalina, 1964 Late ONTIAC OLDSMOBILES - New New - OLDSMOBILES MBE 16 Aeia Convertible. 1964 American BLER AM AM BLER 19#, 4 door door 4 19#, BLER AM tro eeb At, rn. absoiute- trans., Auto, reverb, stereo ^ Excellent steering, power seats et weekends. or eves, 0327, p.m. DMBL T6 42 uls Sup­ Cutlass 442 T967 LDSMOBILE console, P.SM RAH, wire wheels, wheels, wire RAH, seats, P.SM bucket interior, console, matching with 278-0073 PM. $ after 737-3560. Call *58. P.M. condition. 5 Good after *39-7395 PB. PS, 7:30 after 471-9122 Ceil condition. Top. Brand new condition. Alben Auto Auto Alben condition. new Brand Top. p.m. 6 after Call condition. cel lent Red, with white top, auto'c, Power Power auto'c, top, white with Red, 234-0539. new. like ly 635- Offer. Best or *1190 Excellent, 271-6415 neir 6497 % white marsan, 674-9373 clean, inferior. very R/H, posi, con­ air 'c to u A miles. 10,000 reme. *79-0200. verb, burg, alarm system, new tires. tires. re­ new system, player, alarm record burg, verb, reverse, Chroma A, $795. CAR, Power windows, low mileage. M ANY ANY M mileage. low windows, Power $1,195. Cell Clean. cond. running lent r ar A CEM P F 939-2460 FF. PU CREAM fact­ equipped, A fully air. WW, ory New RAH, Station Wagon. Loaded with extras extras *1,595. with AUTO. Loaded Wagon. Station E IN F A conditioned, air black, "98", 335-41*5. accessories. 25 ditioned, ae, 3 MBie v. Paterson, Ave., McBride 236 Sales, e. al fe 6 pjn. 6 after Call new. tract., tinted glass, vinyl top, PS. PS. top, vinyl glass, tinted tract., MA CN. Rdcd o *1,595. to Redocad COND., IMMAC -, uoc .. RAH P.S., auto'c V-8, 202, Boonton Route xeln cniin *775. condition. excellent S1JVS. V-9, to'c au miles, Inc. air cond. TR U LY A BEAU TIFU L L TIFU BEAU A LY U TR cond. air Inc. r sit excellent shift, ard equip, plus air cond., low miles. Like Like miles. low cond., air plus equip, EUE T A O *,9. i *>,09*. LOW A TO REDUCEO new Like Red, Apple Candy auto'c condition. Must be seen. Alben Auto Auto Alben seen. be Must condition. ae, 3 MBie v. Peterson. Ave., McBride 234 Sales, Excellent console. steering, power •for. Tires, shocks, trans. A front front A trans. shocks, Tires, •for. top. V-9, P S , radio, auto'c SPECIAL SPECIAL 134-2*00 auto'c Philipp, *1495 radio, , only S P V-9, top. ey Rn go. 335-8161 good. Runs tery. trens- Chevy speed 3 hardtop, door 2 n ot *9. 694-4839 *495. out. A in R 14 CUTY QIE 9 SQUIRE, 135-4442 COUNTRY Condition. 1946 3RD ALIBU 1945, fight blue, blue, fight 1945, ALIBU bat­ new and tires New RAH, near. end recently overhauled. Excellent Excellent overhauled. recently end mission, Hurst shifter, 411 posi posi 411 shifter, Hurst mission, A-1 air. factory PB, PS, passenger, teig RH t owner. t RAH, Steering, V ai A Hae, tnad Traoe. Standard Heater, A Radio ■ R ______OLDS A CHEVROLET P IP IL H P -9, Standard Trans., RAH RAH Trans., Standard -9, OLVR MOT S R TO O M BOULEVARD "O U R PR IC E S ARE SO LOW LOW SO ARE S E IC PR R U "O MBE 14 — lsi "550" Classic 1949 — BLER AM 13 ______od unn condition. running Good Sgg'tt&M.j HE FOR " U O Y FLOOR EY TH b ND ALL OPTIONS L L A D AN ey od Cond. Good Very LI 3344999 . P IP IL H P LI 334-2890 , P IP IL H P LI 334-2900 , P IP IL H P LI 334-2*0 , P IP IL H P 20 Cl *94-1430 Call *200. BEST O FFER FFER O BEST » J ' M P ? R $ , W " AL 279-1^3 CALL al 471-27*3 Call al 334-7479 Call al 935-2921 Call OD 1999 FORD 279-5953 256-0742 279-5094. 279-0200 M tp. Coup,. Wily Wily Coup,. tp. M ______J ______. Poor 7 t m . ft 334-2909 hard­ Used , 9160T __ CJBLDZR N BV AVER­ R E V A ABOVE IN OC-J—BULLDOZER PRSE HARLY, .. 1955, K.H. , LEY R A H SPORTSTER UMPH 1* — T 60 CC 6S0 , 6 TR — 19*7 H P M IU R T EY DVDO 16 Srn 250 Sprint 1967 DAVIDSON Y LE R A H HEY15 dm tuk 1 tn A-1 ton, 1W truck, dump EVY—1953 CH 28D— Heavy Equipment Heavy 28D— HE ET 1961 T LE O R EV CH RDGSO , 97 9 C. Mountain CC. 1967. 99 E, GESTON BRID HV 15 V 195* CHEVY pick-op. ton Vi INS, - CHEVROLET OCWON l Lw Low . n «la s ] N I VOUCSWAOCN V ___ al 256-1134 Call ______RAH, Whitewalls, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN inf, white/red VOLKSWAGEN-1946, m o m — RUMP 94 10 Cnetbe Ex­ Convertible. 1200 1964, PH M TRIU VOLK9W AOEN '63 Sedan. Newly peint- peint- Newly Sedan. '63 AOEN VOLK9W T T in vr reasonable. condi­ very Good tion, Wagon, 1964 Station SAAB, AM- wheels, ire w 1964—Green, MGB 8—Motorcycle* 28C— H AMAN I 16, xeln con­ excellent 1964, HIA O ANN KARM VALIANT VALIANT C T NS < h„ 4 hp„ *40 miles . 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Ron by ridden Bill Laughing is visible Barely back. paid Foot length a Clever Culmone, of Joe quarters by Ridden 49,092. of crowd opening record a before Aqueduct LVR OT IS QEUTOEE — Cee Fo wn te wf Sae faue at feature Stakes Swift the wins Foot Clever — OPENER AQUEDUCT WINS CLEVER FOOT an Gle Gt Cahn Job Coaching Gets Golfer Wayne three- is Torro, Fernando by ridden Chief, Irish race. $28,400 the in $2.60 and $3.60 94.20, e lso ond ugr a assat profes­ assistant as Rutgers joined Blasio De Ar- of appointment The ICK BRUNSW NEW A native of Springfield, De Blasio is a Class Class a is Blasio De Springfield, of native A mrcn League American rpfut ege Standings League Grapefruit m t ' W ' • 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 1 1 3 2 Infected:Wi 2 V t 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 3 1.000 JOB Pet. m 433 .250 .250 .500 JOB .667 .667 .250 .333 .667 .667 .250 .500 .500 .667 .750 .750 Fla. adrae Fla. Lauderdale. Fla. Pttersburgh, Fla. Fla. Pttersburgh, ec, Fla. 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n 1967, in al champion Southern Illinois Illinois Southern eventu­ champion to al and loss 103-58 hum­ a round out iliating wipe to first the attempting past get Web­ Ehiardo ODea, Pete with ,164-162' in three overtimes. The The ,164-162' overtimes. three in trying fo r the fourth time to to time fourth the be r fo ill w Laurie, trying arry H and ster place. then to Rutgers fo r third third r fo and Rutgers semis to the then in Marquette other only Marshall’s year, last nament Thursday night in the the in night Thursday nament pick. your Take winner? ii t te T. ' NTT. the to visit His Nebras­ stomp anytime. helped a points 46 anywhere, Stone, from George have club does Virginia West the but can, the best field shooting team team shooting field best the ka 119-88 in the quarter-finals quarter-finals the 119-88 in ka shoots who forward dead-eye in e’re w hot, gets it if is shall City, two other teams that can can that teams other two City, tour­ the ff o kick Peacocks the h, scn ta All-Ameri­ team second a phy, lost.” we and us against season his high hit and hot got Mui- Cal phy when Niagara against Mar­ like team a playing about year’s affair would start with with start would affair year’s ecc Cah o Kennedy. Don Coach Peacock St. and game a points 87 about Oklahoma and Duke Gar­ with Square den Madison new the rul. ht apnd o us to happened That trouble. up. it throw Just down and come fast the don’t we ff but o break, score e W game. of plays type or our is ball Running possession. .the on sits team a that of instead Marshall like toa. niain Tourna­ Invitation ational. N be a high scoring game,” said said game,” scoring high a be about hits City cent.'Oklahoma as 95 than 22-2, better Peter’s, nightcap. the in meeting score, at doubleheader a of game first s er o top. on we’re as was Monday lunch non ketball er by design or by accident, accident, by or design by er 3 ons e contest. per per points 93 53.7 with country the in' hang when they drew Marshall Marshall drew they when hang ment officials made sure this this sure made officials ment To Start It Start To Peters St. St. Peter’s, better, balanced balanced better, Peter’s, St. The Thundering Herd lost to to lost Herd Thundering The The Thundering Herd and and Herd Thundering The asal os’,hv Mur­ a doesn’t, have Marshall thing bad the course, Of “ n cr peitd t bas­ a at predicted score One “I guess you can say it will will it say can you guess “I averaged has 17-7, Marshall, "W e’d rather play a team team a play rather e’d "W “That’s okay with us, as long long as us, with okay “That’s N E W Y O R K (A P I — Wheth­ — I P (A K R O Y W E N M S t Peter’s, N.J., to Shoot it Shoot to N.J., Peter’s, t S arshall a

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DODGEBS-CHISOX REDS-PIRATES and Jerry May had two apiece. ed the Indians to -just four hits, rookie right fielder Herman SARASOTA, Fla. — Bob FORT MYERS, Fla. — Roo­ INDIAN-ANGELii two by rookie first baseman Hill dropped a pop fly by San­ Bailey drove in four runs and kie Bob Raudman hit a pinch- TUCSON, Ariz. — Former Russ Nagelson, - who tripled dy Valdespino. Jackson al­ Alan Foster, a highly-regard­ hit, three-run homer in the Cleveland Indian Woodie Held and singled. ready had singled in Woody ed rookie pitcher, worked three eighth Monday, lifting the Cin­ Cleveland Indian Woodie Woodward and Jim Breazeale, The Indians scored in the scoreless innings Monday as cinnati Reds to an 11-7 spring drove in one one run and scor­ who walked, to tie the game the Los Angeles Dodgers de­ training victory over the Pitts­ ed another to help the Cali­ eighth against Vein Ggjshert earlier in the inning'." burgh Pirates. feated the Chicago White Sox fornia Angels defeat his old when Bill Davis pinch doubled, After both .'teams scored a 7-2. The blow off pitcher Dave teammates 2-1 in a Cactus Vic Davalillo slashed an in­ run apiece' in the first inning, Wiekcrsham put the Reds in League exhibition Monday. field single and Duke Sims the Twins grabbed the lead MAR. Bailey walked to force in a front to stay at 9-7 after Alex It was California’s second in the fourth with three un­ run in the first-inning, tripled grounded into a double play. Johnson’s two-run homer in the victory in three games and earned rung o ff Braves right­ across another run in the third, fifth had given them a tem­ dropped the Indians’ spring TWINS-BRAVES hander Tony Cloninger. The’ and doubled home two more in porary 6-5 lead. record 1-2. 1 runs came on errors by Dcron 2 the fifth. W EST P A LM BEACH, Fla. 'The Reds had 15 hits, three Held’s single scored Jay Johnson, Marty Martinez and

—■ Sonny Jackson and Mike 1 $68 each by Johnson and Tony Per­ Johnstone in the fifth with Right-hander Don Drysdale Lum raced home with the win­ Felipe Alou. ez. Jack Spring on the mound, made his spring debut and was ning runs on an error Mon­ Tony Oliva doubl'd and The Pirates, who clobbered then Woodie capne around on a nicked for four singles and one day night as Atlanta whipped came home on Harmon Kille- Jerry Arrigo for five runs in wild pitch and an error by run in two innings. Minnesota, 6-4, in an exhibi­ brew’s single in the first in­ the first on a pair of walks rookie third baseman Jack tion baseball game. ning before the Braves scored Veteran southpaw Jim O'­ and four singles, had 10 hits Heidemann. on a single-by Alou, Jackson's Toole was the loser. Pete Ward in all. Maury W ills had three California’s pitchers, includ­ The winning runs came in sacrifice bunt and Rico Carty’s had three hits fo r Chicago. of them and Donn Clendenon ing starter Sammy Ellis, limit­ the sixth when Minnesota's single. let's Sauer Bulls Take Top Catcher Cincinnati In AFL In Squeaker IAP) — Flynn Robinson's NEW YORK (AP) — George last-minute heroics pushed the Sauer of the New York Jets Chicago Bulls a step closer to edged teammate Don Maynard a playoff berth, but his former for the pass receiving title in Cincinnati mates didn't appre­ the American Football League ciate the move. in 1967, final statistics showed Robinson, who came to the Monday. Bulls from the Royals earlier Sauer caught 75 passes to 71 in the season, flip p y in ( b a s ­ for Maynard and won the title ket and a pair of free throws that went to San Diego’s great in the final minute, sending the receiver, Lance Alworth, the Bulls to a 104-98 National Bas­ year before. Alworth was ham­ ketball Association victory pered by injuries last season over Cincinatti. and finished seventh with 52 catches. In the only other game Mon­ While Sauer won the indi­ day night, Boston topped Seat­ vidual championship, which is tle 119-112. based on number of catches, In the American Basketball Maynard gained the most Association action, Kentucky yards, 1.434. and had the best defeated Oakland, 120-107 and average, 20.2. Maynard also Denver stopped Dallas, 119-105. had the best day for catches, Chicago’s magic number — grabbing 12 against" Oakland. AUGIE THE ENFORCER — National league umpire Augie Denatelli visited the N ew York a combination of Chicago wins A1 Denson of Denver, who M en ' camp and lectured on the rule changes for the new season, including the enforcement or Seattle losses — fo r1 a W est­ switched from tight end to of the rule barring moistening the ball, better known as the spitter. Denatelli demonstrates, ern Division playoff spot is flanker, and Kansas City’s Otis standing left is Don Cardwell, seated are Tern Seaver and Dkk Selma. now two over the fifth-place Taylor, caught the most touch­ SuperSonics. The Bulls have down passes, 11 each, to 10 for seven games left, Seattle six. Maynard and” Billy Cannon of Cincinnati, battling IJor the Oakland. Zora Folley Still Battling last playoff spot in the Eastern Art Graham of Boston was Division, dropped to fifth place, on the receiving end of the and trails Detroit by one game. longest pass play, a 79-yarder Held To A Draw In 10 Rounder Baltimore is only one percent­ from Babe Parilli against Den­ age point behind the Royals in ver. PHILADELPHIA (AP)—’Vet­ ed 49-48 in favor of Folley; D.C., at 2:24 of the second the torrid race. eran heavyweight Zora Folley judge Nick Spano had it 47-43 round. Oscar Robertson kept the NHL Standings and young Roger Russell bat­ for Russell, and judge Lou In other bouts, Johnny Gil­ Royals in contention with 37 tled to a 10-round draw in a Tress scored it 47-47 draw. The more, 134, Philadelphia, deci- points,' including 13 in the last K m * d w w m 37 10 10 14 20* 13* slow-motion bout at the Phila­ Associated Press had Folley sloned Johnny Keullan, 144, quarter when the Royals got N «w York 33 20 12 7t 199 1*3 delphia Arena last night. within four points with a min­ Rwton 33 23 to 74 734 >94 winning, 47-45. Philadelphia, in four rounds; Chicago 30 » 15 75 m 1*7 Folley, 212, of Chandler, Ariz., The 36-year-old Folley’s rec­ Billy Lloyd, 152, Philadelphia, ute remaining to . play, after Toronto 27 2* 9 43 >74 135 goto*It 2> 31 to 5* 212 221 tossed short crisp rights at his ord now stands at 75-9-5 while scored a TKO over Johnny trailing 84-73. 1 W wt MvtolM Melendez, 144, New York, in phttoddpho 27 a N U 132 I S younger opponent only infre­ the 22-year-old Russell’s mark I n AngetoJ W 31 0 42 W7 2M quently. The crowd continually is 13-1-2. ' 2:01 of the first round of a four- a . Louis 2* 27 13 *1 153 1*1 ABA Standings rounder and Roger Evans, 139, Minnesota S i 2* 13 *1 1*3 201 booed and demanded more ac­ In the scheduled 10-round ntvNIm i Pittsburg* 22 30 12 34 1M IN tion, but neither Folley, nor semi-windup George Benton, Philadelphia, survived a first- New Or Nani 44 27 .420 OetflenO 13 X M 44 130 193 Denver v 41 30 .5*3 7«* Ms Holy's Rentfs Russel], 189, of Philadelphia, Philadelphia’s former middle­ round knockdown to gain an O e llM K 40 31 .543 4 No tomes scheduled Houston -2B 45 .314 17 ‘ T gdeyS Oe m m - seemed willing to mix It up. eight-round decision over Doug weight contender, knocked out Anaheim * 23 4t .319 21 UN Oetrett et Los Angeles ■Referee John Fitzpatrick vot­ Oscar Freeman of Washington, Charles, 140, New York. Oafcton* 22 49 .310 22 wmmmm Avert Showdown Between Name Golfers And PGA PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. terminate future for all television tion and players on the pro tour. sel for the PGA, “will explore the (A P )— A showndown between the rights. Golfers now waive rights for Golfers have demanded more voice possibility of setting up new ma- PG A and big name golfers on its each single tournament as they en­ in conduct of the tour. ehinery for managing the PGA tour pro tour was averted Monday when ter. Pro golfers do not receive direct Bud Harvey, public relations di­ that will satisfy .the needs of both the PGA backed off from plans to television payments for PGA tour­ rector for the PGA which is head­ the PGA and its players.’’ have the golfers sign sway long­ naments except what ie included in quartered here, said Monday, “The term television rights. their winnings. executive committee voted to defer “The executive committee of the application o f the new tournament Professional Golfers Association of There were reports circulating The PG A said a new tournament enry form, focal point of the cur­ America and Its tournament players entiy farm was to have been used attar the Doral Open in Miami that rent dispute.” •greed today to take a fresh look at at the Citrus Open in Orlando, Flo., players would not sign the new Harvey said it had been agreed their relationship with a view to which begins Thursday. contracts, the latest skirmish in a that Samuel E. Gates of New York, accommodating their divergent in­ The new form required players long aeries of disputes between the attorney for the players, and W il­ terests within the structure of the to commit themselves Into the inde­ PGA Professional Golfers Associa­ liam D. Rogers of Washington, eoun- association,” Harvey aald.

! r Houston Tops College Poll For *68f Dumps UCLA Secret' ABA Draft Taps Hayes Mets Win DENVER, Colo. (A P I—The Houston Mav­ That would have been Oakland, Anaheim, ericks claimed Elvin Hays of ,the University of Houston, Kentucky, New Jersey, Indiana, Dal­ Slug-Fast From Top Houston in a secret American Basketball As­ las, Denver, N ew Orleans, Minnesota and Pitts­ sociation draft at Louisville, Ky., over the burgh. weekend, Denver Post sports writer Ralph Moore reported Denver chose Tom Boer- Yanks Lose Ca*;e Spot Moore reported. winkle of Tennessee, Bill Hewitt of Southern Moore said the ABA, which has set an offi­ California, Walt Piatkowski of Bowling Green FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Houston, which has held the cial draft date in April, by-passed a prelimin­ and George Stone of Marshall University. (AP) — Mike Epstein cracked top position since upsetting de­ ary territorial draft but gave Houston first He said he learned of the private draft be­ a three-run homer in an eight- cause several officials of the ABA failed to fending champion UCLA Jan. ctfance at Hayes and Kentucky the first rights run second inning as the Wash­ recognize him as they left in the meeting and 20, wound up in the No. 1 spot to Westley Unseld of the University of Louis­ ington Senators outshigged the ville. •were openly discussing the draft. ftodav in the final Associated New York Yankees 1 1 -7 In an Both were drafted hy their home area He said ABA representatives later virtu­ Press major college basketball exhibition game Monday. teams, Moore reported. He said the remainder ally confirmed they had drafted and given each poll. Steve Barber was the victim of the draft was conducted in inverse order of of the 11 franchises in the leakue at least four of the Senators’ second inning Tlie Cougars, who have standings on Friday night. selections. \ outburst, giving up two-run romped past 29 opponents with­ doubles to Paul Casanova and out a loss this season, received Ed Brinkman before Epstein 233 points. 12 more than UCLA, rapped a shot about 450 feet which was a clear-cut choice for over the right-center field fence. the top spot last season when it Ken McMullen, who started went unbeaten. the inning with a single, dou­ Houston’s total was built on 19 bled after the home run and votes for first and seven for sec­ scored the last run o f the ex­ ond. UCLA’s figures were the plosion on Haqk Allen’s single. exact opposite. The Yankees came back with St Bonaventure, at 23-0 the seven runs in their half of the only other undefeated team in second, but that was all they the country, placed third, but got in the gam d> only one other team, No. 9 Mike Ferraro drove in three L-ui-cille. retained its spot runs in the inning with a hom­ ftom last ue$k. er and a single, and Tom Tresh Kentucky, which was idle last knocked in three more with a week. ,fhd North Carolina, win- homer. net of tiie Atlantic Coast Confer­ METS - ASTROS ence tournament, switched ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) places. Kentucky slipping to — Pat Harris walked Jerry tifth anti N-iith Carolina moving Morales on a 3-2 pitch in the into fourth. 11th inning Monday, forcing in the winning run as the New Duke, 'lie 12-10 victim of an York Mets edged the Houston efb-etive North Carolina State Astros 4-3. stall, plummeted from sixth to The Mets had loaded the loth, creating a shift among bases on singles by Cleon Jones three other positions. and Clyde Mashore and a walk New Mexico climbed into to pitcher Billy Short. sixth and Columbia into sev­ Houston tied the game 3-3 in enth. each advancing one notch, the eighth inning when Nate while Davidson leapfrogged Colbert doubled and Ivan,Mur­ past Louisville, from 10th to GREETINGS CHUM — Astros' Hector Torre* got* Hi from N ew York Met* catcher J. C. rell singled off Don Shaw. eighth. Martin well off the home plate a* Torres tried to from second base on hit to center Murrell also tripled home a All members of the Top Ten field.______run in the fourth and scored on have concluded their regular- a wild pitch by A1 Schmelz. season schedules, but 111 are in-^ The Mets scored two runs in the sixth, taking a 3-2 lead cm voiced in post-season play. singles by Ron Swoboda, J. C. Duke begins play against Okla­ Cardinals Take Boston 6-5 Martin, Dick Kenworthy and homa City in the National Invi­ Juan Rios. tation Tournament Thursday night while the others compete In the N C AA tournament this Series Re-Run Southern Style weekend. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) whacking home runs Monday, in the winning run as the Car­ Wants To Houston started its bid to suc­ — The Boston Red Sox and St. but it was a little infield hit by dinals won 6-5 in 10-innings. ceed UCLA as the national Louis Cardinals took turns Orlando Cepeda which drove champion last Saturday with a Cepeda’s fourth hit of the Investigate 94-76 victory over Chicago Loyo­ game drove in Bob Tolan, who la. UCLA, meanwhile, was had doubled and moved to third winding up its regular schedule on a wild pitch. Cepeda hit a Lost Funds with a 72-64 triumph over Alcindor To Boycott home run earlier. WASHINGTON (AP)—Rep. Southern California and a 25-1 The Cardinals took a two- Earle Cabell, D-Tex, called record. NEW YORK (A P)—Life Magazine quoted UCLA basketball star Lew Alcindor Monday as saying, “We don’t want to get run lead into the bottom, of Monday for a congressional St. Bonaventure, Columbia caught in the middle of anything” In explaining his refusal and the ninth, but Boston tied it on investigation into what he said and Davidson also won first- that o f two teammates to try out.for the U.S. Olympic basketball Gene Oliver’s pinch homer, a was the apparent disappear­ round N C A A contests. team. walk to Reggie Smith and ance of $72,000 raised in Texas There will be three games in In a lo-page article on the movement by American Negroes rookie Joe Lahoud’s long for the U.S. Olympic Commit­ the N C A A tourney Friday night to boycott the Olympics and the spreading disaffection of Negro double. tee. pitting Top Ten teams against athletes on college campuses, L ife said Alcindor and Negro team­ There were five homers in the After the investigation, he each other. mates Mike Warren and Lucius Allen admit their action is game. In additition to Oliver said, Congress should approve Louisville will play Houston at “implicit approval of the boycott.” and Cepeda, Mike Shannon of remedial legislation to provide Lexington, Ky., and a double- Previously, Alcindor, U C LA’s towering center and one of the Cardinals and Smith and for management audits and header at Raleigh, N.C., has Co­ college basketball’s top players, had said he didn’t want to inter­ Mike Andrews of the Red Sox controls as well as adding ma­ lumbia against Davidson and St. fere with his studies by trying out for the team. clouted homers. chine tape audits “which only Bonaventure opposing North It was the first meeting be­ account for '” vte ally re­ Warren and Allen, also first stringers for the Bruins, ranked Carolina. tween the teams since the Car­ second in the country, had said the same thing. ceived wit' or the dinals beat the Red Sox In the vast sums collet .hrough In Louisville, Ky., Monday, two-time All-American Westley seventh game of the World so-called contract agencies.” Unseld of Louisville, a Negro, said he would not compete In the Series last Oct. 12. Cabell said only $5,'600 o f the NBA Standings trials because, “I ’m weary.” Earlier Neal Walk, a white player Boston got excellent pitch­ $72,000 collected in ' Texas Eastern Division from Florida said he would pass up the trials because o f studies. ing from Dave Morehead and W reached the Olympic Commit­ L Pet. OB In New York Monday, Columbia Coach Jack Rohan said his Philadelphia 57 11 .760 _ Gary Waslewski. Each pitched tee with the "balance having Boston 51 26 .662 7 star sophomore Jim McMillian was also considering passing up three shutout innings. New York 3S 3* .500 19Va been drawn in cash by the w o ­ Detroit 36 40 .474 21V* the trials later this month because of studies. * Cincinnati 36 42 .462 22V, man in charge of the public re­ L ife quotes UCLA football Coach Tom m y Prothro as saying, Baltimore 35 41 .441 22% lations firm.” WMtern Otvlften " I f seems to me that the three basketball players we have here ABA Standings St. Lqpis 55 25 .m mm A Dallas advertising concern, Los Angeles 47 29 .551 10% who are not going to the Olympic Trials would get a heck of a Eattorn O lvlitn W Dodson A Co., w a s In c h a rg e San Francisca 43 34 .551 lOVa lot more mileage for the boycott cause if they said they were L Pci. Oft Chicago 24 49 .347 26’ a Pittsburgh 23 .489 — of solicitations th ro u g h o u t Seattle 21 55 .274 32 .» P boycotting-, but they've never said that Minnesota .649 San Diego 15 63 .192 39 48 34 3 Texas for the Olympic Com- Monday'! Itm u Its Indiana 37 ■These boys might be In sympathy with the boycott, but 38 .493 14Vi mittee, according to State At­ Boston It?, Seattle 111 New Jersey 33 40 .452 17% Chicago 104, Cincinnati 9f they’re not really boycotting themselves.” Kentucky 31 41 .431 19 torney Crawford M a rtin .