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Vel. 3, He. 1. wetmer publications Wed., June 3,1970 Wayne Reverses Vote WiHiana, Gross Win Primary Battles With but a traction o f Wayne’s Nelson G. Gross a two to one crats from the'old-line Hudson and says he spent only $15. Yet endecj the .era when ttuilion’s registered voters going to the m ajority over his opponent County organization, will risk his total -ipproafhed.. that * of Democratic stronghold could polls, to vote in yesterday's pri James A. Quaremba. following- his seat in November against QuareRiba, who haci-been run control Democratic primaries mary election, the township re the county trend more closely. I an old organ izatiyjf- man with a ning hard, since January. simply by entering a candidate. versed the trend shown in Pas new style-—former State Repub . Williams' victory \may- haw, (Continued on Page 5) saic County on the vote for U£. In Passaic County Cross won: lican Chairman Nelson G.. Gross. Senate, While Patm isf County 5,474 - 1,968 / 508-278 in Williams, seeking a third gave a two to one plurality to Wayne. Williams wen 6,434- term, won the Democratc nora- incumbent Harrison A. Williams, -3,718 but lost in W ayne, inktion Tuesday by carrying ev Couttfy Com! iitee Races Wayne voted directly opposite, 376-698. „ ery county but Hudson and piled giving Ids opponent ’ Frank J. up a 2-1 margin in the state County coijhmittee contests in eleven dist: ots of Waymi s six Guarini twice the number- o f • t UJSi Sen. Harrison A. Wil over the .Hudson candidate, wards in yesterday’s electipn saw the defeat yeveral incumbents votes cast tor Williams. liams Jr., fighting o ff the latest State Sen. £rank J. Guarini Jr. in scattered sections of the township. In other districts the incum- Wayne also gave Republican challenge to the state’s Demo With all but a" few scattered .bents -came on strong, handily defeating theii opponents. ^ returns missing, he had 191,817 The two most closely watched contests to'tic place in thy‘Sec votes to 100.200 for Guarini. ond and*Third Wards. In the Second Ward, • anoklates John Maz-. Gross is a - political ally of zhcca and Harriet Geltman, >yhp had been ^adprsed by Second ’ both President Nixon and Gov. VVa'rd Councilman Walter Hoffmanhy garnere.i 145 votes each de William T . Cahill. Hie split yvth feating Joseph Hayes and Maryann Greeland, -,vho polled .77 and 70 - Nixoif on the Vietnam War and votes respectively- . , * . easily woil the Republican pri In the Third Ward, James Railton, a Republican who sup mary over twq unknowns. Gross ported the candidacy of Mayor Newton E. Miller, workover Carfe- had 142,956 votes to 42,564 for Schultz by a vote of 89 to 29. Also in the Third Ward, in tin; Demo- -James A. Quaremba of Ridge .cratic column, incumbent Mary IJoehloff was defeated by. Elizabeth r wood and 31,925 for Joseph T. Trainor by a vote of 71 to 50. * v „ t' Gavin Jr. of Moorestown. In the First District of the Sixth Ward, incumbeht William Both Williams and Gross op , Bankauf polled 89 votes to his opponent Carm- h P-irestM 29. In tlx; pose President Nixon’s actions First District of the Fourth Ward Joseph Quigiey' with 71 v ie s on Cambodia so the November and Alice Klim wth 72 votes won over A1 T.UOin and Jean Peck election will involve men with with 38 and 43 votes respectively. sinfilar views on key issues. In the Second District of the Fourth W a i t ! , EdwardJ M«m is - • Gavin’s total was the biggest with 65 votes and Esther Liss with 69 votes v*,«»n ever theii oppon surprise. He entered the race ents Arthur Zuekerman and Barbara Plestml ’k Who polled 57 and only to provide a complete bal 53 votes respectively. (C'outiniied on Page 5) lot line for a Congressional can didate. He did not campaign Hoffmann Outlines Seven Point Program Tp Clean Up Local Landfill Operation Councilman Waltei’ Hoffmann has outlined a seven point program tor T ow n ail ion WINNERS IN NEW JERSEY— U.S. Senator Harrison A. Wil to clean up the landfill operation at the Hofster Restaurant on Route liams ((eft) makes his first public statement to the press In a statement issued today, Hoffmann said: “ I believe the continuance of the pre following his victory in the Democratic primary in New sent landfill operation at the Holster Restaurant is intolerable both from the point of A g Jersey. Williams outpoiled his opponent, JFrank Guarini, by •view of the pollution of our streams and rivers and from the point of view of an attrac a margin of almost 2-1. The Senator wHi face Nelson Gross tive nuisance and danger to the children in the nearby neighborhood'. I. therefore, call who soundly defeated his chief rived, James Quaremba, in upon the Administration, the Council and the landfill,owner and-operator to follow the fo l the' Republican primary yesterday. Both men witt battle lowing program: for die senate soot In November. " “ 1. The present permit issued by the Health Officer 17 Haxo Sees Critical Year months ago should be revoked ^Concerned Parents Hear The permit was issued on the condition that there be com For Future Of Library pliance with the sanitary 'land Overcrowding Explanation fill code. That condition -has “ 1970 will be a crucial year for the future of the Wayne Public Library,” said Dr. Henry E. Haxo, -Jr., as C' ✓ J- . By FRAN fftlEND rjot been fulfilled in that all he accepted his fifth term as President of the Wayne L i Protesting pei’epts o f eighth grade students at George the debris has not been com brary Board of Trustees. “ Most of the goals which the Washington Junior High School attended a meeting last pacted and covered on a pro gressive' basis and there, has Library Board set five years ago have now been me). Al e night at-the school to debate the proposed classroom re- been more than the permitted are now planning for the seventies.” , organizatlon plan ' which would -place their children in 75 feet of exposed surface -for “The Library Board is aciive- Waynp^allejr **d Wayne Hills High Schools in September quite som etim e. ■ A ly seeking the designation is “2. No more pumping, of the Details Of Suit Area Library for Passaic C o u n _ eting,,- xit-j which ~ * polluted pond w ater Into the ty. We are w orking .on plans ! ov called by Valter Smith, prast-bs , T f j w n C o U F I C ll nearby brook should be'allowed, Heard Tonight an addition to the Main Libra .dfeiit'.of'fi. ^school .. PiTJt, and * o u n t ” - Ms was stopped by the Passaic Joseph Vadala, Chairman of ry, which celebrated its fifth Edward Newman, a member of Meets Tonight •Valley Water Commission'and the Quad-City Citizens’ Flood anniversary in February. A t die the organization, was. attended should under- no circumstances Control Committee, has an same time w e intend to oper by several ^jemhers the Mayor Newton E. Millet is be reinstated..''- nounced that the committee will ate an efficient, progressive^ li-\ Board,of Kdocatioiv. who did expected to. shed some Ught on “3. The oVrner Should be re hold its next general meeting brary system, even as current i not spdak-buf'Sa* quM ^Aittlie P^STdeVidopmeifts. for the posi quired to aerate the water in tonight at the Wayne Munici library use gi-ovys.V audience. The Board p o s i t kof m Business. , ___ » Administrator its placi to take away the pal Building at 8:00 pan. in the ■. Other officers elected were vot^d on $n co^ieren<».dn'lA®- - «t -tonight's meeting of the strong odor that' is eipanating Health Center. Mr. George G. Pagonis, Vice d a y n i g t f | ^ igoundl at Town Hall at 8 p.m. _ from the pondi - j ‘r - The agenda this evening will President; Mis. Joseph R. Casa- T h e position, vacant since the “4. Clean dfatt Should be concern itself w'ith the status of mento, Secretary; and Mrs. V^ purflnn of former Business brought in to cover alf,exposed the committee’s pending suit Robert Trappe, Treasurer. Mrs. perintendeil^is£«rt" Adn^nistrator John Leidy on against the State of New Jer August Lascari, Coordinator TW two gave asfide pwsWf surfaces which can be reached 31, 1969, has gone sey for its failure to provide Educational Media Set'Y’iees K- t$)fon showing the results of by a bulldozer. , .. . unBUed sinoe the council turn- “5. If 9 N W A Y N E T O D A Y JU N E 3, 1970 Poqe Mall pat king lot yesterday. A $120 Panasonic player was lost lost window was vent player the into Panasonic $120 broke A thief a yesterday. when lot pat king Mall a tn wr msig M. i cnldd ht hs ih be might this that concluded and Lis motor Mr. missing. Evinrude horsepower were 25 his tank that gas discovered Lis Mr. survived is t' unidentified, e y as Another, box. glove the jimmied als hc h a b hl to. held be can he which .tables was out approximately $300 if police could not recover the the recover not could police if $300 property. sto.en approximately out was problem, the f o examination close Upon power. usual Its lacked Avenue, Pequannoek- Linden 254 Sandy Avenue, Mts. of owner, Third 46 its by Scuorzo of survived VanNisS* also is Dorothy Panasonic The Miss Verona. owner. its by. Society tonight. The ceremony ceremony The tonight. Society bbinducted will students School he that concluded also He .sRtggishness. boat’s his f o cause the motorboat outboard perky usually his when yesterday prised Cox. Miss Sting young Blue -a vehicle, yester The lot overnight SStool there Packanack it the left in she thief when a day to Stingray her lost will take place at 8:00 pjn.; in in pjn.; 8:00 at place take will purchased recently was flowers pink and basket white witha ray h WyeHls auditorium. Hills Wayne the Honor National the f o chapter school’s the f o members new as the for transportation as Company Bicycle Schwinn the from sophomores. The chapter meets meets chapter The sophomores. et rne to a un o te os a 21 am ti morn this a.m. 2:10 at worst the for turn a took Orange, West ten juniors, and thirty-six thirty-six and juniors, new ten the that said principal, ing” when he made an improper move on Ifoute 23 at packanack packanack at 23 Ifoute on move improper an made he ing” when officers of the chapter will lead will chapter the of officers discuss to and speakers hear year to school the dining monthly po hted out to Mr. O’Reilly that his first mistake Was driving driving Was mistake $100. at first set was his Bail alcohol. that of influence O’Reilly the under whikf Mr. to out hted po Patrol lane. bound north the in south traveling began ft and Sad r n M Smith. ME and advis or Society Honor Sheehan. Hon the explain will members The meeting. Wednesday at officers the announced be 70-71 will organization’s for the of interest. current of topics • seniors, three include members man DuBois was watching the comedy of errors. He quickly quickly He errors. of comedy the watching was DuBois man in the rear yesterday while waiting -on Hamburg Turnpike to to Turnpike driven was Hamburg vehicle -on assaulting waiting The lot. while parking a into turn a yesterday make rear the in bers who will speak are Daniel Daniel are speak will who bers the and standards, present Society or several report, nual by Lucia M. Stevens, 31, of 45 Elmwood Terrace, Wayne. Lucia Lucia Wayne. Terrace, Elmwood 45 of 31, Stevens, M. Lucia by new members in taking- the the taking- in members new an an give will historian club eevd crls diig umn n eoy f h occasion. the of memory in summons driving careless a received lde mn fcly mem faculty - Among pledge. to the Council so the Council Council the so Council the to i ad umt as n tttne and maps submit and mit operations. landfill the prohibits which ordinance 1969 its amending consider can lyn i te ra t risk a at area the from in youhgsteis playing deter to tion ed around the landfill opera opera landfill the around ed s of ulig aeil in materials building f o use o h Ouclfra nw per new a Oouncil'for the to o e ntle Tonight Installed Be To Members Society Honor v < Continued from Page 1) Page < from v Continued Forty-nine Wayne Hills High High Hills Wayne Forty-nine Arthur Smith. Wayne Hills Hills Wayne Smith. Arthur The results of the election election the of results The “6. The owmer should apply apply should owmer The “6. . A ec sol h erect he should fence "A 7. “ W w mr cr ae lyr pse aa i thie. in away passed players tape car more Two The daughter of Mrs. Mary, Cox, 121 Oakwood Drive, Wayne, Wayne, Drive, 121 Oakwood Cox, Mary, Mrs. of daughter The r Watr i, f 4 Rvran rv, an, a sur was Wayne, Drive, Riverlawn 346 of Lis, alter W Mr. Mr. Thomas Eugene O’Reilly, 20, of 10 West Park Drive, Drive, Park West 10 of 20, O’Reilly, Eugene Thomas Mr. Hoffmann r: ee W Buh, 6 o Jcsnil, lrd, a hit was Florida, Jacksonville, of 46, Baughn, W. Helen Mrs: * n Bd un eevs Another Deserves Turn Bad One yeNw n i f rie B In News ayne isn Horsepower Missing - jj - V Soe Stingray ,Stolen lea Spanking Illegal n Memoriam In . ih op Lri LGse Ka LaGasse, Lorrie Kopp, \ dith _____ ’Wendy Wohlers: Juniors — Sue — Juniors Wohlers: ’Wendy Bryant, Sal Cola Ed Cola tare John Sal i, Bryant, DeMarco, Tracey Deschatne, De Deschatne, Tracey DeMarco, Ben- Sue Bass, Jatricia Bailey, Monego. Joyce McGuire. Mahnken. Bill ’Pat Mack, Stan ger,' Keating, Pat /Gardner, Keith one a Shi; Sopho Schaik; Van JoAnne Jar- Paula Jaeger, Kathy gar, thryn Lewus, Ben Lichtenberg, Lichtenberg, Ben Lewus, thryn Hoch- Martin W Goldman, Roy Donado, Jeanne Dittmar, nise Janie Babjak,, Kathie _— mores epl Rnl Jhsn ‘De Johnson, Ronald keppel. Linda Buck, William --'kPinocr. nehill, Jim Vannioe and Debra Debra and Vannioe Jim nehill, Deborah McKeown, Patricia Lockwood, Mahnken, Daria Fisher, Robert Fabbro, Richard Otte. Otte. Joan Perry, Debra Gilbert Nuss, Pappoceno, Neu- Catherine Elizabeth bauer, Nathan, David Ju- Jung, Colieen Jones, borah gen, Naida Schlegei, Kathleen Kathleen Tan- Susan Swan, Guy Shenton, Schlegei, Naida gen, gram to the Administration, to to Administration, the to gram eznwk, eoa Ket . Koelt- Deborah Perzanowski, t the owner anl to tbiriandfill tbiriandfill to anl owner the tre, o o' eiv .State believe not' been, do I have started, should never what out o f the area. The massed massed The area. the f o out ordinances, local and code rea a is it believe I operator. operator must cooperate to pre to cooperate must operator '' ignored. b^ should The Tiawh, the owner and'the' and'the' owner the Tiawh, The A sliding. to subject is surface correct to program sonable child may fall in and (frown. (frown. and in fall may child efeUdier their keep to residents et ah catastrophe.” a each vent ter Uvps. their o New members are: Seniors — — Seniors are: members New X aeugse ti pro this havesuggested “X “In the meantime, I urge the. the. urge I meantime, the “In ... . pi pre at and* auto parked a ——4 -— .-ly ' 7 ' .-ly .¥?*"'.■ .eeain no io’ fl at fold Nixon’s into ..delegation By \ ; u, oily rmnn. e is He prominent. socially ous, e I TheSpotlight Men In o ogesa Wlim . Ca-> T. William Congressman iof has held since 1958, (share one one 1958, (share since held has the f o touch a with man, er's .Ar Harrison .and Gross Gerard Nixon's action on Cambodia-, " Cambodia-, on action Nixon's Dem a Williams, Nelson. called prosper self-assured, party, smooth, Gross, Republican his” parties. like political their' won Nixon's friendship and the the and friendship Nixon's won Pele.” “ as all and one by fam iliarly known He’s rogue. boyish niy fWilams /colleague, s’ m illia of'W enmity for November in meet to day symbolize Jh. Williams lington h nmntn convenheq. nominating the who Gross, for adeparture was President oppose Both view. Williams sea| Senate ,U.S. the work a polished, s s le is ocrat, and lucrative private practice, practice, private lucrative and Jersey- New the led he Case, when Clifford Son. Republican it But new. nothing is Nixon elective office, a state Assem-, Assem-, state a office, elective H e gave the seat up to become become to up seat the gave e H did. large Grass as a built never Williams: nierdChl’ rmr vic primary Cahill’s engineered od H fahd o el rm- . promi- real to flashed He hold. 1963. -in won he which seat My in oe t Nixon. to votes tion County. general election,. he offered offered he election,. general largely and year last nqm- ■ ination gubernatorial the for hill Cahill's record 'triumph in the the in 'triumph record Cahill's Gross chose later Cahill tory. tt’ 4.peieta conven presidential 40. the state’s of 18 steered he lantic.City, Sen. Republican veteran help from with 1968 when, in inenoe Bergen home his to counsel Gross the attorney general’s general’s attorney the Gross rn S “a” aly f At- of Farley “Hap” S. Frank strong Republican in a chairmanship’ Bergen, GOP tire for a U.S. Senator,” and Gross said. Gross and Senator,” beU.S. a to wanted always “He’s says, \ • . job. after and, chairman state for But a longtime acquaintance acquaintance longtime a But chairman. party national tential instead. Senate the for try ' In 1965, he won a party fight fight party a won 1965, he In ' The two rhen, nominated Tues rhen, nominated two The N E W A R K r tA P I — Netepa Netepa — I P tA r K R A W E N o Wlim, poiin t • 'to opposition Williams, For Both men are lawyers. But But lawyers. are men Both Gross was ah early supporter supporter early ah was Gross rs, 8 hs ed ny qne only held has 38, Grass, oe iwd rs a a po a as Gross viewed Some to declined, •- choosing Gross d r D« p , hrt oahe. sn Mr n, r; nbis, HtWi ; and l; ia W t [H , ils b tn M ^ Dr.; Eng, Mar Psnno Honawheeg. Choryt a, ip H « D ard Edw nigfcte The srgnniinrian «i mai d s s M a w i ^ s h W a y a t t a y a W h s ^ i w a M s s d «i mai srgnniinrian The nigfcte fanat tl mn ka ik rmon l lu t , i l i a i x M t a n Ifla t COUttt Baiitt Uit:wlianMfi SawJim «Th AtMr.W tf it t t h h W . r M t A h T « m i J w a S i f M n liila w Uniat.: f o tht i Beapi t tet U SCHO O itC W O HARI G IN R A H BOB : , began with .1948 graduation graduation .1948 with , began Nl, 5. "Nell, da family. They have a son," son," a have They family. da terms before he lost in 1956,in the lost he before terms daughter. law firm a year later. He quick He later. year a firm law fpynt.” tye out to like I “ slide. five have They background. the ly entered /politics ifl his native native his ifl /politics entered ly children, including a married married a including children, prominent New Vork and Flori and Vork socially-, New a prominent f o wftjowly- daughter tall, blonde; a Love, oel N mer came back to win nomination nomination win to back came RenrasentaftVes. f o 1953 wan in and County Union Elizabeth an with affiliation and his School Law Columbia from er te lehwr land Elsenhower the f o year a speciaUflecnon for the House House the for speciaUflecnon a in the primary pud then defeat then pud primary the in f otfl vigor. youthful of election. general another Shanley, Bernard ing noted Republican lawyer, in tne tne in lawyer, Republican noted Grogan J. John Cleric County Hudson beating the-Senate, for other qualification is that they they that is qualification other in those for stores center ping now are I^geant Beauty ness ing “ Miss Preakness” o r one of of one r o Preakness” Miss “ ing wish who 25 18and f o between ages the ladies young terested shop Preakness all at available Preak Miss the for blanks En try the that indicated Firemen and Association Merchants ter her ladies in’ waiting. The onty onty The waiting. in’ ladies her becom f o honor for-the vie to . ad o h lde i wait in ladies the to and . . . !or winner contestant, every for single. be Volunteer Falls Pomptoh the not, and- to the lucky young, young, lucky the to and- not, go a fabulous trip to “ Aruba” Aruba” “ to trip fabulous wtU a crown go the wears who lady i TWb years later, Williams, Williams, later, years TWb i n o te ias il lo go also will finals the of ing ilas ff sas oe in more stays fife Williams’ euy Contest Beauty He was elected twice to full full to twice elected was He Williams’ road to the Senate’ Senate’ the to road Williams’ for the tb married is Gross e lo a cm bc from back come has also He h rans hpig Cen Shopping Preakness The At 50, Williams retains a look look a retains 50, Williams At It will be h great experience experience great h be will It ay la Vary i y u m e n Stores In le is* ' censure did hot directly inspire inspire directly hot did censure ' ■ censure him for conduct ‘unbe conduct for him ■ censure * o mc, h si i acknowl in said he much,” -too Tl i'ws rfm ^lng- g lin ^ arifym H was it' Told - him to Quit drinking. Nor, they they Nor, drinking. Quit to him -dik) polm hc in which problem g--drinku)g coming a senator. Williams won won Williams senator. a coming 1968 led the state N A A C P to to P C A A N state the led 1968 n 8 ots “ sd p drink tp used “I months. 18 in that organization’s support this year. this support that organization’s had once He crisis. personal a Senate with Iowa Sen. Harold Harold Sen. Iowa with Senate I “ years. some for conversation' Williams a member o f the Sub the f o member a Williams private hathbeen edging-what name. ' ' name. and Alcoholism on committee the in acquaintance his did say, I and more , any great.” feel, drink doiTt Drugs. Drugs. like and alcoholic an Hughes, said, “That’s no namj»! for a kid. a namj»! for no “That’s said, e' Fi o Wdedy eve Wednesday on Fair men's most o f his life, by his Tick- Tick- his by life, his f o most W hy don’t you can : n h some h : can n you don’t hy W jtt it h w grandfather his ■Wayne Theatre oh Tuesday Tuesday oh Theatre ■Wayne ter birth when a fmfnfl fmfnfl a when birth ter ton Jr., the friendj jibmed Pete, Pete, jibmed friendj the Jr., ton ■ named. f was baby hn ipe lk } like simple, thing the young ladies chosen by. a by. chosen ladies young the certificates. merchandise in $50 e ad unr up. runners and ner all r fo prizes f o host a Truly vnn Jn 2r ad h fin the and 23rd June evening famous panel o f judges, as win as judges, f o panel famous season. high the of one is lr fA Annual of Stern’s In fth T June ning hesi to not axe Advised terested ning, July 1st. The Firemen’s Firemen’s The 1st. July ning, Fire Falls Pompton the at the als at staged be trill tion, eve .will Wednesday on eliminations ..placetake First June on 15th. close will Entries tate. lights o f this areas summer summer areas this f o lights elimina public First Praaknessz Page Primary Day: Som e Surprises Wrought By V o tes 1970 3, E N JU Y A D TO E YN A W 3 By CARL P. LEUB8DOKF 442. ident Nixon because of the U.S. Murphy 304,463: Sinion 157,098. to-1 victor over state Sen. George C. Wallace has won In California, Unruh, a attack into Cambodia. Frank J. Guarini, will rheet'Nel slimmed-down version o f the The year’s busiest political son G. Gross, former state Re his bid to recapture Alabama’s The winner ifaces incumbent man known as “ Big Daddy” day so far, w ith’ balloting in publican chairman who easily governorship —- the likely pre Sen. George Murphy, the one while speaker of the state’s As eight states, saw the renomina whipped two opponents. lude tp*another presidential race time actor arid dancer, who de tion of four pemocratic sena Both Williams, who once sup in 1972 — and Jess KriiHih claim sembly in the mid-1960s, easily" feated milhoaaire industrialist outdistanced Mayor Sam For tors — Majority Leader Mfke ported U.S. involvement in Viet ed the Democratic nbnination Norton Sirifen In the GOP pri ty of Los Angeles. Reagan was Mansfield of Montana, John C\ nam, and Gross, who broke, against Gov. Ronald Reagan of mary. Murphy, is a strong sup unopposed fo r Republican re- Stennis of Mississippi, Harrison with President Nixon’s South California. porter of President Nixon’s poli nomination. A. Williams Jr. of New Jersey- east Asia policies over the Cam Wallace,^vho overcame a nar cies in Southeast Asia. row first primary, loss, prompt That state’s battle of two an and Joseph M. Montoya of New bodia attack, have hecom Life-Building' Gene Made By Scientists t ■ gene in the laboratory, a feat that raises questions about, the possibility of starting life itself in a test tube.1 The . announcement of the first man-made gene— the basic unit of heredity that contuols all life processes — was made Tuesday by a team headed by--a Nobel Prize winner. Hi-.. H. Gobmd Khorana. The University of Wisconsin team said genes can be made completely from simple organic chemi-. cate. ■ ' * Khorana who won a 1968 No bel for earlier work on ttie ge netic code, said the new work Anti-Inflation might e\jentually allow scien tists to manipulate the biology Efforts Fail of a living system. Some sicentists have said in In New Poll the past that it might be 25 to 1QQ years’ before thus new WASHINGTON * AP» Three knowledge of genetics can be or four businessmen in a new put to work in man. poul say the government's antij inflation effortJ have H The first likely application echoing the perslstcln .Would be m genetic engineer ment of organize! labor ‘ ing — perhaps infecting humaA^ group of congressional with viruses that carry new Vrats genes, genes that would cute Of tiu* 712 businessmen .nr IN THR WINNCR’S CIRCLE— Former Alabamama Governor George Wallace (upper left) hereditary diseases such 3* fw ering a poul b\ the l .S smile! at his supporters last nigght after-defeating'the present Governor, Albert Brew hemophilia. Cham lie r oi Commerce,, maga ster hi the Democratic primary. Congressman- George V. Tunney (upper right) and his zine Nation’s Business. f>10 said wife are jubulant^Whrle holding a slim lead aver Rep. George Brown in a California By making and giving substi Presfden t \ ixhn’s --(‘ffni ts* W U.S. Senate race. In latter .picture, California Governor Ronald Reagan and his wife tute genes, many may lie ahlc going Uadl\ Ml IIIien- 'was n< ■ talk to Sen. George Murphy. Both won re nominations. to make people .smarter or tail er Scientists may be able to improverjK h-i in inMali.r»n. turn off the growth of cancel “We ha\<* tin* \\>ust in l iarion cells. iti 20 yiMis,. i n .-CH ) ocono mist Nut han Guldfin.urei said A first simple life form thai Nation Tonight Tuesday , ‘I \\ ( hi Id not rule :(>u r might be made in the test tube po 1. lull the earn WASHINGTON (API—Presi tions ,ia Cambodia after June 30. end when ho reportedly was giv is a virus. - I t situation tv rtainh is one ■ •! dent Nixon goes..bn national Alttosgli defeat of the Dole en optimistic accounts of the Kven this, however, could be • ‘cunomic fixression. and rhe r“CO- propositi, which* called for allow month-old Cambodian cam television tonight to issue an In dangerous. A*- man-made virus nomi<- ssi<*n. iLS g«.*rtiing ing the President to use U.S. paign, dochina progress fspjort, just might be so unusual that noth U()I,S('," hours after a lc^y Serpte vote on forces Cembodia as long as The President's Indochina pol ing would ^exlst to control it. In othei *n.-M.|„,,!li« nI- Ti B American troops were held pris icy also was under attack in the limiting his future Cambodian day t ho stovlfc mark«*t's hiur-tU\\ oner there, hacf been expected, House today where antiwar S«* while scientists are mov polley. ' ff "Y I'm il\ sralku1 aid': ;i g.-.i i n (tl The Senate test was on fhe ad- the action reportedly would not members argued for a rider to ing closer to control of biolo n. would bai-'funds for U.S. opera military [feeders over the week Asia:,- ' x- ' ., . B^actfQI-Youth Felt By Congressmen On Capitol Hill George !) At.ken. K-Yh. s:iio: i powerful■vtiiw'fni timv new alliesallies, the most votes are ‘Counted. Counted. lookingiking youngsteis,youngsters^.’ ',1 £* 1* Aik* o. K \ i . . .1 iti. WASHINGTON f-AP) J* The thought they encouraging word for the stu According to. many of those - However, Rep, oiin R- Rar- legmens o f young people \yho rive than any simUai ai-iimi that dents came from one of their who listenea to the voices of ick, D-La., who supports Presi -cane to Capitol HH1 in-the Wake we’ve ever ii.id ttel'nre most enthusiastic backers, Sen. hundreds- -sortib estimate thou- dent Nixon on Vietnam, said he of the Uli. attack into Cambo " I tried ■■ impie.-.- ->ii li t . r>>.” Alan Cranston, tis-Calif- sands-Asrf vbdng. it was a? gen met with young people here and dia^ to lobby for peace have won he continued, "that taking put 1 Cranston claims at least two erally peaceful exercise in com in his home state and found praise front' Congressmen for in politic.-, is moi'c :nj“ " 'ant munication although not all the “ no matter what you tell them, tbeir” performance, but It will * senators, after visits by . the than dctnoiisi rating 1 expec* -youths, switched and now favor congressmen liked 'What they unless you agree completely take^roll k«y antiwar with them, they are never sat they w ill n.' n ir iv p.»lj: n ally“ac measures t « calculate stfteir con ant amendment to restrict fu- heard. T . “'Some were on a lark,” said Isfied. live this .lab. quests, i f any . , ' " tureU-S. involvement in Cam “Theit enrnesi Rep. Silvio tX,Conte, R-Mass., a “ I think some o f them hurt tH-ss impressed" a !‘ survey’ slwwjs fnost sena- , bodia. He declined to name the Nixon war policy critic and sup themselves by their demands," me as much as any thing. tors and representatives oh both senators. YVhethc; they oltangiHl any , ’ However, most other senators porter of tne youthful campaign, he added. “There has been - sides o f the Ipdoehina issue minds <,1 not, ihey may have in and congressmen agree the “but most of them were very se: some backlash but it Js hard to credited the students at least fluenced some lo proceed -with young lobbyists, impact can't rious kids With lots of dedica- estimate how much.” fo r theft- conduct. On the other hand, Sen. greater cantain.” Aiken said. As for their gctt of gaining really be determined until the Jfoo. They’re dean-cut, good- I W AYNE TO D A Y JUNE 3.1970 Page 4 V h po wa hl at h Mao i Es Orne A range. O East in anor M the t a held as w prom The hs affair. phish ag maoiy f tdns t h sho atne the attended school night. the at Friday students of lost ajority students m ey large aH ayne'V W r fo prom on Sp, rm M atmbl a te uir senior junior the data, at his automobile assists Ms from McKenna Sipe, / Brian Donna ESC OUT HELPFUL fO NG —Wan Vle suet poeae rud h futi q /e ao i Es Oag o Po ngt ls Fia* uir' n seniors and Juniors' Friday* last night, Prom on Orange East in Manor /he qt fountain the around promenade students Valley ayne W T— NIGH PftOM tedd h eet Te laat ete atatd h.ope t te usd trae. h futis t ter eiet wn wr a aoie spot-? favorite a were swans resident their ith w fountains The terraces. Outside the to the.couples attracted weather pleasant The event. the attended alley Seniors alley Several hundred students were in attendance. attendance. in were students hundred Several TI HM PSIK hs oroe tp a JH. H J . H J at * stops prom foursome annual This schooPs the ed APPSTITK— THEM G ETTIN H W trig hi mi a. hey wae mn te udes f an VHy tdns attend o h w students VaHey Wayne of hundreds the among are w y e th eat. M main their starting B rown. ■ J ~— — ~ 7 - F . ------o l t r, rd eiz Jci Mle, ele He md ry a G d sm MHnes Leslie Milnes, Jackie Kenitz, Fred are, ft le tom ->•- 1 wH wr aog eea hnrd tdns to students hundred several among warn pwpHs ak o ah pgd h srcu# n the ^ back in of strectur# area Who pagoda •ram a bon oath talk ted h afi. >;%■: - affair. the attend AOA nhn, atoie n Krn Abianuon Karan and >a thorite Anthony, PAGODA ------ye ae suet who ottona- o h w students VaHey ayne W f - . % £ os 'eve tbe preparatory table d'oeuvres hors Manor Manor v i h at rne Te two The Orange. Wast * v • r 7 , • . i v 4SjSt - ~ t Notes F rom A F rien d Township Resident Taken To Court By Fran Friend For 'Inflicting Cruelty' To Animal M YE ODAYJN 3 1970 3, JUNE Y A D TO AYNE W THERE PROBABLY IS NO MORE, DELIGHTFUL ‘ “The dog was completely Director of the SPCA, also Hummel declared that she had . W A Y . . . to spend an evening than attending a perform emaciated." came forth to supply evidence. not noticed that either. ance of the Wayne Musical Theater. Each time this 1 “The autopsy revealed wood Mr. Weisman presented the Mis. Hummel .produced two group puts on a show, they somehow nuunigeir n ^ e to top and leaves in the dog’s stom findings of an autopsy perform witnesses in her own befialf. their last performance. ach and lower abdominal tract.” ed after the 20 % n o 815, at at 815, 7 A , c i t n a l t Preakness. And at lower lower at Preakness. And ■' ' e c a p s ** ' e t a m If* y r r a c °*Y • leJel, - t* open open t* n o egn Mall. Bergen e g a g g u l f Charge a Account. Ask Ask Account. n salesperson.any Page 7 WAYNE TODAY JUNE 3.1970 JUNE TODAY WAYNE 7 Page Father's Day magic..".Arrow Decton shirt ntphogrammed at no extra charge I f people today have to work for every bit of recognition they get, shouldn’t ‘Father’s Day really 'be som ething special? 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TO 9:30 P.M. 845-4100 ) T o d a y We Brought Down Three Helicopters and «r the Dow-iones Averages!" o . JOSEPH MATZNER, Publisher CL JERRY, FUCHS, Vice President o r> H> PutoilshM Ca'y txcepf 5aturd»v by M«jznar Publications. 1641 Routt » . wayrw d A ^479 Ttttphont 190-3000 oft«r 5:30 pm.j Editorial Otpartment. 496-3001. 3004 M Circulation, *96-3005. ! ’ . j • I M wnhw •» In * A1MC.IM P r«, M SuteabM fr»| FwnMtlM, Inc; (ubicr.-Mt rf HI m » N w ipw er EnHrpf.it Alfccittlo*. (Tht AiU O I'ld Prtst « HtlitlM mclutontt 2 Mt ttt lot pOWKaMta 4 t 0 total ntwt prtnttt Hi ntwtpiotr. M «.-l M .11 t d z m m tiitafcfiar) MntOtiivtrM. m etfiti wartiv; nawutao* area. I* canto Monday avast* FrflUm H Wnta m Sunday. Stcond t i l t poattpt ptK IP Alavnc N. JL >- < a Wednesday, June 3rd, 1970 O H Ui Z New Coals For Library >■ < Dr. Henry Haxo recently accepted his fifth term as * President of the Library Board of Trustees. Along with tiis acceptance came the cautious warning that the li brary is currently in the midst of a planning operation —* one which will lay the foundation for the future of the library for the next several years. This past February the library celebrated its fifth anniversary! Most of the goals set at the opening have been accomplished. Now is the time for future plaps to be laid. ~ The library budget was attacked recently by the administration. We firmly believe that the library in . any township must be a progressive institution if it is to serve as a useful organ for the community. Wayne hap applied to be recognized as a library of Passaic County. To achieve this status, Wayne has worked hard to improve its op^rjdion. To maintain the status, should it be/granted, .will require even harder work. Dr. Haxo has an important task placed before him — oue which deserves the cooperation and not the cri ticism of the administration. W e support his effcuds and urge all those in a position to add the library, to lend their assistance in maintaining Wayne’s stature in the intellectual communitv_\G.H. News In Elections New Jersey Democrats and Republicans voted in small numbers yesterday to endorse the incumbent Sen ator and the former Republican State Chairman for The High Cost Of Linguistic nomination to run in the November general election, It Py JOSEPH AESOP set. Prof. Charles Stark Drap payments,” to the university’s is interesting that Hudson County State Senator Frank er's leadership of his labora general support. President John Guarini did not do well in his bid to unseat Senator W ASHINGTON W ith a iot tory was too strong. There were son, when he announced the Williams. The only community in Passaic County to of help from friends and fol lowers, Prof. Noam Chomsky also too many people, on the divestment to a suddenly silenc give Guarini a plurality was Wayne, which he carried now appears to have cost the MIT Corporation especially, ed faculty meeting, himself ad against Senator Williams 698 to 376. Wayne reversed a Massachusetts Institute of Tech- who thought it a mite unwise* mitted ihe money loss would tide in Passaic County and did it without,fanfare or ad nology around $5 million a tc destroy the laboratory that be very heavy, without naming vance warning. year. It seems a high price to gave the moon visitors the guid the total. In the Republican primary, Nelson Gross had! dif pay for ,a ■ linguistic theorist, ance brains for their rockets. The thought of the money ficulty winning in his home county of Bergen and in however brilliant. So M IT'has ndw been driven to loss, one suspects was what left the MIT faculty meeting at Morris where he lead Quaremba b y Only 600-voties The The story is worth relating relinquish control of the Drap briefly, as a sort of object er Laboratory, by “divestment.’’ an apparent loss for words. At election does illustrate that there is discontent ip; both any rate, President Johnson’s lesson in the egomanacal, silli Divestment, in tum_^v»till parties and .that Gross is faced with severe problems announcement was not greeted in the November election. If Joseph Job wins his 'appeal ness o f the New Left in Ameri cause M IT to lose at least $5 can politics. Just about a year by the howls of New Left pro and is allowed to run in the November election as an In million a year; for this was the test that have recently been dependent candidate for the Senate, it can destroy ago, ip b rief.vE tp tJ Chomsky and his New Left allies among r laboratory's former contribu the commonest noises at such Gross’s chance for victory. / the students and faculty began tion, in the- form of “overhead assemblages. One more obvious note is that the announcement by a violent assault upon all de Senator Williams that he was an alcoholic did more to fense-linked research at MIT- help him than hurt him.JPhe attack, on hipt by ^former The chief target was-The Attorney General Sills fcnptfnSacld^ei* Draper Laboratory, then still In Wayne’s county, committee eleetjiSta, the big news called the Instrumentation Lab is that John Mazzacca,. who has announced his candida oratory, which provided the cy for Democratic Leader, won his election by a strong- guidance-brains to put Ameri plurality of 145 votes to 77 for Joseph Hayes. In .the cans on the moortrThe M IT ad other contests the challengers and the • organization ministration, headed by Presi divided the votes. dent Howard Johnson, respond » ed to the N ew lJeft assault with Jim Roe announced'last week that-he would not standard pusillanimity. - seek re-election. The organization was, out to get John A stacked jury, known as the Mazzacca, had him bounced from the line and tried to Pounds Panel, was. hastily es-_ defeat him for re-election hoping that it would embar tablished to .sit in judgment on rass him in his bid for the leadership. Mazzacca and the great laboratory. Since the his running mate, Harriet Geltmau won handily.— J.F. N ew Left students did not con sider the jury-stacking bad have made ms. final choice of gone far enougta.Prof. Chom a candidate-known to the coun sky vyas subsequently added to Town cil last week. the panel. The- result, of course, (Continued treatPege 1) was a Star Chamber proceed-* on January V .*"*•' s Li * * ' . * The mayor advertised for Details - It would be tedious to relate candidates in nationwide pub ( Continued from Paj§e 1) the details. It is enough to say lications, receiving replies . date will be announced at the . that the recomintidatifke Td from a large number of Inter-” meeting.*" , the Star Chamber’proceeding, e sted persons who submitted re Also to be discussed will be accepted by MIT, made it d »i- sumes to the administration. the committee’s plans for rais ously impossible for the IastrU; A screening committee set up ing funds to cover legal fees mentation Laboratory to con by the mayor considered all and the costs o f the usit. tinue to do its job. ■nds-wea, in applicants, finally narrowing Vadaia also announced that fact, Prof Chomsky’s avowed down the field to about a he wifi hold a press conference aim; be and Ms alBee wished dozen. 1 immediately preceding t he MIT to retain control of the Several o f the candidates meeting so that the press w ill laboratory so that M could be * t»7 » by H fA , lac,, were invited to Wayne for have’® opportunity to"'ask permanently prevented from do- personal interviews. Members their own -’questions and re - ing its Job. tT h f* f m U f ! Why don't we go 011 « 7 ost for ptoco* of the official family, met with ceive'complete details concern The Chomsky 'aim, however, ■■ iw g f . them. The m ajor was -said to ing the suit was impractical from the out m / tg* * , , 1970 3, E N U J Y A D O T E N Y A W , * * /ttg TV & Radio Review S u b u r b a n By CYNTHIA LOWRY ote role in “La Mancha” with years. A quarter million pieces * A P Television-Radio a.. West Coast company. —ancient' Dronzes, jade, porce lain, paintings and metals, the “I read Ronald Ribtrfan’s play Apartments NEW YORK (AP) — Ptibli.c* best of the collection -are now- and I liked what he was saying television stations and the Na stored in vaults on Formosa and and I liked my rok,” Kiley said a n d some are on exhibit in Taiwan’s tional Educational Television o f the N E T play. “W e rehears National Palace Museum. Viety^ | network have achieved an im ed for two weeks and taped the ers' saw some as the narratiLJ age as plucky Cinderellas. drama, for another week. I re told how they were packed in | Homes ceived, for those three weeks, struggling along bravely in pen 20,000 crates and hauled around j Hie amount I made in One day ury while their more affluent to avoid the Japanese ami later ! working in ‘‘Gunsmoke’ or ‘Bo show, business sisters — stage, the Communists. r nanza.’ I wanted to do the play films and particularly commev for NET, sure, but since actors IF YOUR FAMILY It eial television*— get the break* "r There w„s cloak-and- have families and must eat. the dagger segmentas host Sander j grown and gone . . . or ^nd the big money. only reason I could afford to Vanocur interviewed former I growing now . . . and you ffris true that the usual lean was because I had the other Green Beret Capt. Robert Mar ; need more compact or budgets of educational stations things to do." asco about the spy with whose ■ larger quarters . . . in do rrot permit lavish produc death Marasco and .sever, other I a location closer to tions but sometimes the very Special Forces men were ! existence of the other media charged, although the charges ! stores and transportation NEW YORK <.\P> NBC’s make possible some of better "First Tuesday,” the two-hour were later dropped. . . . or to schools and ■ediicational network efforts. • magazine format program pre Marasco, now an insurance | recreaticn . . . you'll find sented somethin (A o r almost ev In mid-May, for instance, erybody in this month’s edi salesman, told of heading an es the living you want in there was a 2H-hour production tion. pionage mission on the Cambu- the REAL ESTATE FOR of “The Andersonville Trial" dian border, investigating ene SALE and TO LET clas with George C. Scott directing a The program started with a my facilities in the Parrot's- sifications of The M at* cast fjiat included Richard long-, perhaps too long—piece Bealc. He said that his sourc s Riisehart, William Shatner, nor, Suburban Newspap about Philadelphia’s aggressive found that Priiuse Sihanouk, Buddy Ebsen, Jack Cassidy and police commissioner, Frank then in oower, Was in contact - ers! You'll find a wide Cahneron Mitchell. They were Rizzo, whp lose from the ranks with the Viet Conjg. choice of older typo all big stars working for their and hag little patience with Asked ii ue killed the agent, quarters, some of the own enjoyment at a tiny frac criminals and trouble-makers. tion o f their usual salaries^-- Marasco replied, “ That is clas newest and most modern Tiiis was followed by a brief sified for seourty purposes by apartments in the East, On-June 11, the N E T network but impressive sequence in the Army and I can’t answer.” will present a 90-minute trage ’ which a boy whose features and and. also New Jersey's • Two sh o rt, lighter pieces did dy, ‘T h e Cerememy of Inno identity were concealed de biggest selection of not come otf so well, particular cence,” with Richard Kiley play scribed to an audience of doc ly one designed to be a humor HOMES for sale. ing a 10th • century English tors the circumstances of his en- ous treatment of the efforts ofi king, Ethelred, best by trouble trapryent by drugs, particularly the women’s liberation mot e- in his court and by* invading l^SD. His 1X001100110118 of sensa save time ment to invade sfftg bars. Norsemen and Danes. tions of “ good trips” arid “ bum . Viewers, however, had a very The Matzner T o Let' and mers” w» iv. fascinating and Kiley, anyactor for 25 years frightening. rewarding -wo hours. 'For Safe' classifications give and the original “ Man of La you a line-up of the whole Mancha” on Broadway, pust in Art lovers and adventure-nov Held of apartment and home some profitable time recently el fans must have been held by NBC plans a Special one-hour offerings. a portion slew in g some of the playing guests tar roles in program oi "Meet tile Press" priceless art treasures of the “ Ounsmoke,” "Bonanza," and Thursday night on tile military Chinese emperors which were s a v e m o n e y “The Name of the Game." an t activity in Cambodia. Newsmen soon will resume.his Don Qui- trundled Urouncf .China for will question a military spokes Matzner Suburban News man fof theJVi.Yon-administ i a- , papers classified makes it tion during the 'first pari 'if thor IN INTIMATE EXPERIENCE ON FILM possible to choose and route program and during ihc second THE BEATLES your / preferred locations, half, a not her'pa not wilt q u e s t i o n I compare rentals and prices. Sen. Frank Chureli and moiiie, Outs wasteful travel. LET IT BE senator aiiout the consiiiution- C O -F E A T U R b Rt. 23, Wayne, N.J. aiity ot t i n - i;;yol\ea ent IF IT'S TUESDAY THIS MllStNBE BELGIUM s a v e w o r k 256-7093 WWi this complete market- T o r S i w A at-your-fingertips you unt ROUTE 46 WEST OF UNION BLVD. fi*t your phone calls and OPP. TOTOWA DRIVE IN addresses in advance. 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Busy RECEPTIONIST $125 25 years Personnel experience modern office' with ^excellent salary Here you will love our friendly, cooperative Interesting-, advertising co., Fairfield, Wayne-Palerson area. 8i full fringe benefits. Multi Corp., seeks personality gal for front desk. experience require^' Call 838-1780, atmosphere, as well as our park-like, beautiful Steno & typ. & ability tp wear many ask for M r. Ross. ■ hats. WE NEED YOU NOW! setting. Come see ,us — N O W ! or, phone for Never a.. Pee Top Pay SWITCHBOARD (2) $100 j CLEANING WOMAN— One day a week, convenient appointment to Mrs. Klein, 694-4100. Nice ofc. needs switchbd. oper. w/ , prefer* Frida y, $1.50 hour, own trans Asst. b kkp rs.v...... :...... to $130 lire typ. Exc. bnfts. Fairfield. portation, 335-0715. Bkkprs. F/C V to $135 .... - -V-...... CLEANING WOMAN — Experienced, Billing clerics > ...... to $120 S E C R E T A R Y $130 1 own transportation, references. AAA-1 co. Wayne looks for expd. secy. Payroll clerks ...... to $115 e m w a v Call 69*4184 C h m stno for 1 girl ofc. Must be relia Clericals, various ...... ' ...... to $100 j CLEANING WOMAN — One day a ble & work w congenial people. Good G irl FrP s ...... $115-$1«0 CORPORATION facilities, great boss. Chem techs, trnee 8> exp — open week, Thursday or Friday, $1.50 hour, own transportation. 3354)715. Keypunch, trnee 8> exp ...... to $115 FAIRFIELD RD. WAYNE BKKPR. TRAINEE . $85-190 Secy-Recept ...... $90-$120 Good co. wiU train person interested Secy Jr. & exec ...... $954160 in learning A /R & other phases Approx Va mil# WEST of Rt 23 B Fairfield R*. . . . Or Typists, many all areas .... to $110 u Approx V* mile NORTH o* Rt 46 *. Passaic Ave. okkpg. If expd. start higher. Good MANY FEES PAID OR, NEGOTIABLE to progress at your own gace. Follow signs to plant M TWO BRIDGES AREA KEY PERSONNEL MARK PERSONNEL CLERICAL An Equal Opportunity Employer 227-4100 S E R V IC E ^ I Packanack Wayne Shopping Center^*'! Near Wiilowbrook Shopping Center Holy would you like to wort 387 Passaic Ave. Fairfield, NJ. (f2nd -fir.) 1474 Rle. 23 Wayne Open Wed. till 7 P.M. 694-8450 I at your convenience, dose to home, for top rates? V ------EMPLOYMENT / ANNOUNCEMENTS Work a few days a weak P A R T T t M E Earn cash 'for tltot summer vaca tion. S A R A H C O V E N T R Y has the KEYPUNCH^ lob for you. Call 684-5280’ tor name off representative near you.______♦ P E R S O N N E L TRAINEE — Unique OPERATOR ’ position for mature. Individual with interest In interview, client contacts and personnel. -Formal training pro MINIM. 6 MOS. EXPERIENCE gram . Salary 4- comrfi. Some college and business exp. Potential earning WtLL ALSO TRAIN ON 87-9,000. Call M rs. Burns for an app't 8t personal interview, 684-6617. ENCODING MACHINE PERSONNEL ASS'T/SEC'Y — Caldwell .Unusual opportunity if yon. are a' bright alert, high — $125 wk. — learn interviewing & testing. Good skills. Front office,gal. school graduate, with 6 months experience on 026/029 Good benefits. Fee paid. Call M rs. keypunch and 056/0&9 verifier. Excellent chance to. Bums, 152 Market Street, Paterson, 6846617, for appointment.______advance as you leans encoding machine. Placement 'Counsellor This position offers an above-average starting salary with periodic increases, pins benefits that include $ 6 -$ 8 M l(M/2 paid holidays; 36-% hr. w e d ; paid vacations; Excellent agency seeking brite ambi tious woman looking for lucrative complete F A M IL Y or individual health/hogpkalixation future. Call Mrs. Burns at 684-6617 insurance coverage. for appointment. ______RECEPTIONIST Here you will love our friendly, cooperative atmos FRONT DESK t- phere, as well as our park-like, beautiful setting. Come EXEC. SUITES see u s-^N O W ! or, phone for convenient appointment PUSH-BUTTON PHONE/WILL TRAIN Light typing preferred to Mrs. Klein 694-4100. $90-$10Q' Company pays fee Acme Agency, 152 Market St„ Paterson C t e E M W A Y RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST CORPORATION Lite steno desired but not necessary. Fairfield Ed. W a y n e Call 278-9700 Approx. V i mile WEST of It. 23 & Fairfield -AM. O r R N 'S Sc L P N 'S All shifts. Hospitalization and many Approx. % mile North of 44 & Pawaic Avo. fringe benefits. Medicare approved Follow signs to plant In TW O BRIDGES area. Nursing Home. Call Director of. . A n Equal Opportunity Employer Nursing, M RS. W E N R IC K , 6943300. y . LINCOLN PARK NURSING HOME R N O R L P N 7-3 S H IF T W E E K E N D S PASSAIC-CLIFTON NURSING HOME 773-0450 7 RN O R LPN y 11-7* Shift HOUSEWIVES Pompto*; Lakes Nursing Home 835-3871 Convenient morning & evening part time hours RN Apply Monday, Wednesday & Friday between Pun time 7-3. COLUMBIA NURSING HOME Te m p o r a r y 7— Male Hplri 10 AM - 4 PM • 773-7070 I STENOS . CLERKS qfcYPISTS Don't want to tie yourself. dSwn this ACCOUNTANTS — PUBLIC S A L E S H E L P ! summer? Then register witff us now JR S. S 8-Sl’ M F U L L T IM E 1 and work when you want. Be free 40 - hour week. Paid holidays and j to enioy a vacation.. w .U b H u b b y . S FM '-SR S. S11-S14M SRS. S14-S16M A&P vacation, sick pay, group life and , ^ o rk for fun ! College students in- % A! L F E C S PAI(^ medical insurance, employee d i s- vited. Jackson Ave. P eq uannock count, retirement program. A p p ly in Acme Agencv, 152 Market-ST/, Paterson -person — GRANT CITY, Rt. 23 & WALKER A D V A N C E D O r call 525-6000, ext. 228 Jackson Ave., Pompton Plains. An equal opportunity employer.______PERSONNEL SERVICE 7 N. Broad St., Ridgewood 652 4660 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SECRETARY FEE PAID 150 Ellison St. * ,Pv- CLERKS — NO TYPING F/C BOOKKEEPER / $130 WANT 573-7071 BEGINNERS WELCOME E x p In all phases of bkkpg. Knowl Oro'R't Mar.. Hore.'Wf* edge of -DP payroll preparation Help Ddn't m ss- this great opp'ty to land, T O BE W A N TE D ? this superior spot to top exec. S?>vrs.v exp...... TO LABOR MARKET ful, not req'd. Exc. oppty. to de We have Co. who need and want p . 2 2 1 4 7 3 3 l es paid fees ll A information, information, Openings 3 I 811-S16M b $1601b time 32— Mole Help Wenfed 2— Help Wonted Male Wonted Help 2— Wenfed Help Mole 32— ■ c Aec, 5 Mre S. Peterson. St., Market 152 Agency, e Acm ce gny 12 akt t, Paterson. St., Market 152 Agency, Acme Paterson. St., Market 152 Agehcy, Acme NEER \ ^ * 12-S15M * ^ \ R E E IN G N E ENGINEER ENGINEER c Aec, 5 Mre S. Paterson. St., Market 152 Agency, e Acm NDUSRI ENG. $I0-$13M . G N E L IA STR U D IN Hns Drive Hanes 6 ONAL C. E E P Y C N E G A $ Y A P CO. L A N IO T A N Tf Ro. Taft 5 building in ^ e to w a Hours ' 8 • 8 4:30. ' Hours modern , new a w to in e ^ in assembly building General le rs, le hed poi shar profit Shield, Apply— Blue ing. Crqss, Blue ties include all plant facilities, build- build- facilities, plant all include ties iin, od pay. good ditions, ie it Gft? rgesv grow Progressive Grftty? ing Nitty Like CS IC N O R T C E L E o * to l bnft. xeln wrig con working Excellent benefits. All Spelling Em pl. Agcy., 1341 Hamburg Hamburg 1341 Agcy., 56,250. pl. Em work benefits. and Spelling Ail exp. up. business way or counting acquisitions. Also responsibility for for responsibility machinery A Also equipment acquisitions. Responsibili processing . firm progres Co. for needed Passaic man sive Aggressive i grout For - ail round work in toiletries plant. plant. toiletries in work round ail - For pe, Wayne. Tpke., rs. M ing, power, ventilation; air-cond., air-cond., crew. maintenance- ventilation; power, ing, with E t or E M for future stantial auatrn o pouto back* production or sub offers firm manufacturing Co. Passaic est. Well pk , Wayne. ., ke Tp fing. Salary excellent, fringe benefits. benefits. fringe excellent, Salary fing. Snelling Em pl. A g cy., 1341 Hamburg Hamburg 1341 cy., g A pl. Em Snelling Fo r Housekeeping Dept, full (me. (me. full Dept, Housekeeping r Fo dent with some work experience to to experience work some with dent This job leads to chief IE retiring in in retiring IE chief to leads 1971. job This for needed IE enthusiastic Aggressive ut e be o o opn 8 buf 8, mopping do to able be Must really grow. Benefits & 86,760. Call Call 86,760. & Benefits grow. really outstanding solid growth oppty In In oppty growth solid outstanding oa c hs od pt o nt stu nite rs. M for spot good has co Local e: 2-00 Et 154 Ext. 628-9000, Tel: - are you If week. per concern growing rapidly a are We IE dept, of growing blue chip firm . . firm chip blue growing of dept, IE 228-4220. opportunities, r. W advancement unique good /growth, excellent sur offer & tions detection electrical _ the. in oe n cl o sn rsm to resume send or call in, come posi opening Our field. veillance NE F Y R O T C FA L A ER EN G hm5ry iln Corp. Filling Chem-5pray m cli di anr ravta. laundry 4 i ld liid c dm r t F eeis satn slr t *150 to salary starting & benefits C H IL T O N M E M O R IA L H O S P I’ Af. Af. I’ P S O H L IA R O M E M N O T IL H C NG CORP. P R O C G IN G A K C A P H C R A E S E R Cc PAYS AGENCY FEE E E F Y C N E G A S Y A P Cfcw . eUE LANE S. ER N CLEA DeLUXE h qa Opruiy mployer Em Opportunity Equal Ah n qa Opruiy mployer Em Opportunity Equal An H NEERI AIDES G IN R E E IN G N E rvr lcne required license Drivers 0,000 CORPORATION AFTCH, NC. IN , H FETEC SA go P L E H Y R O T C A F TECHNICIAN^ 60 aly Road Valley 1600 R. T N A T N U O C C A . JR NO CAMP UNION g n i r u t c a f u n a m O PAYS AGENCY* FEE E E F * Y C N E G A S Y A P CO. John Jensen, A P P L Y j t M R . K R A f “2 “2 f A R K . R M t j Y L P P A INSTALLERS R LAN T\ ENGINEER T\ LAN R ELECTRICAL Jansen, RFI N.. 07006 .J. N , D L IE F IR A F . I EE. CHE E H C . E C . E E . IE . E M ANDYMAN “Inside & outside outside & “Inside 0 NDUSTRI RD. L IA R T S U D IN 10 TE STUDENT OK K O T N E D U T S E IT N ye N.J. N ayne, W a opy t ue or ac your use to oppty. has E AN SEM U O H al 696-1990 Call T TO CHI F IE H C O T 'T. S S A R APPLY AT: T A Y L P P A OR SPITAL O H DRIVER maintenance ERIT E N I-TO R VE Pompton Plains Plains Pompton -Q L T-BQW . eiz ae 201- area Meditz, A. ! E R U T U F ______AND HELP ,835-3700 694-2700 696-2121, Snelling & & Snelling 696-2121, 696-2121, Snelling ft ft Snelling 696-2121, ______co. seeking seeking Wayne as Fee Pays ftS-SUM Totowa Call Call r c Aec, 5 Makt t, Paterson. St., arket M 152 Agency, e Acm Paterson. St., Ma^cct 15? Agency, e Acm 8 Henderson D r. .. West Caldwell, N .J. .J. N Caldwell, West .. r. D Henderson 8 c Aec, 5 Mre St Paterson. t„ S Market 152 Agency, e Acm NTENANCE C N A N E T IN A M ON CONT L O TR N O C N IO T U L L O P R E T A W N R A E L CAL ENG. G N E L A IC N A H C E M \ xeln Wrig Conditions Working Excellent edge of air-conditioning air-conditioning of edge grad. *5,980. Call M rs. rs. M Call interest *5,980. your grad. use to career a Want *100-*145 pl. Em Snelling chal & offers Shelling 696-2121, co. Local scierce? . in be o ed ceais n a nw- « know!- a and schematics read to able CAL ENGI EER IN G N E L A IC N A H C E M knowl a have and (blueprints raad to helpful. Wayne. Tpke., Hamburg 1341 Agcy-. lenging' *13-815M I aon eprec. Ms b able 'air-conditioning. of be /Must edge experience. around AII techni lab avail. . r J positions & trainee cians lab versified ahn cnrl xeine' s be ust experience.'M control machine Passaic M'facturer Growing Rapidly Rapidly Growing M'facturer Passaic o xeine edd Nmru di Numerous needed. experience No Desire aft around Electrician . with with . Electrician around aft Desire h mn e r loig o cn an 140 n aay n bonuses and salary in *10400 earn can for looking are we man The / n qa Opruiy mployer Em Opportunity Equal An . TY Y IT N U T R O P P O T N E M E G A N A M L L A C R .O N O S R E P IN Y L P P A AEL CORP PAVELLE CAREER EXECUTIVE ADVERTISING G O O D H O U R L Y R ATE ATE R Y L R U O H D O O G the first year. Must have car. We W ill train you to be a top flight flight top a be to you train ill W We car. Advertising have are sell Must We to Executive , you. year. Advertising experience for first sales position the the some just with Lave Salesmen we fO' opportunity, career looking solid a may ad eeis . Benefits Raid ompany C pc fr h fset rwn can f esaes n e Jersey. New in Newspapers of chain growing fastest the for Space 5 EL ROAD R L IE N A D 15 BI TY Y IT IL IB S N O P S E R T C E J O R P ED EUE : O T RESUME SEND < ft you are ambitious, make a neat appearance and are looking for for looking are and appearance neat a make ambitious, are you ft iin npcin equipment. inspection cision Must have thorough knowledge of layout of precision chassis, panel, panel, ill W chassis, prints. precision of Customer layout from of work knowledge cabinet thorough & have Must GN N IG S E D T C U D O R P W E N ELECTRICIAN PAYS AGENCY- E E F - Y C N E G A S Y A P . O C HS C H E M . OR B IO . OK OK . IO B OR . M E H C HS ATR CCOE INDUSTRIE! CYCLONE EASTERN v CENT D A R G T N E EC R - MECHANIC TRAINEES LAB oppty. A T NEE E IN A TR LAB 201-226-9200 RCSON L MECHANIC N A H C E M T U O Y LA N PRECISIO 9 GH STARTI TS S IT F E N E B L L A — E T A R G IN T R A T S H IG H to ambitious H.S. H.S. ambitious to FO R IN SPECTIO N W O R K ~ K R O W N SPECTIO IN R FO otc Dv Srs, 227-6000 Struss, Dave Contact 'a n d flowers? If you are; Step Step are; you If flowers? d n 'a Miss Bette Noorigian Noorigian Bette Miss 61 t. 2, an, . J N Wayne, 23, Rte.' 1661 (n f adel Area) Caldwell if a W (In " .Are you interested in plants plants in interested you .Are Telephone: hp a a eclet op excellent an has Shop A od aay r offered. ara salary good and benefits working Top conditions. attractive Modem, Duties experi will o includeN Department. ist some buy p l a nar t r a ning and g e creating m e train. n wiN t floral s wo . and, required, ence Flor the manage to parson lae cad: Please portunity open for a capable capable a for open portunity n Fe Paid Fee any M StoPiShop LRS MANAGER FLORIST T N E M E C N A V D A R O F E C N A H C o as Foe Pays Co HE METAL SHEET T & HOP. NC. C IN . P O SH & P STO 0-9-20 Et 38 Ext. 201-791-5200, Personnel Department Department Personnel would C / O Wayne Today Today Wayne O / C Jansen, Equal Opportunity Employer M be c Aec, 5 Mre S. Paterson. St., Market 152 Agency, e Acm Tf R. , Rd. Taft 5 1 Bak a Rde d Wayne Rd. Ridge Oak Black 414 ______etd Cl 471-2266. Call cepted. ne eesr. olg suet ac student College necessary. ence o Cihl Rdr aee o simi vacation. or paid Labeler ization, Rider Chisholm For as Mrt nrae, ul ie lobs time 471-2266. full time, increases, Merit days. Must be available from 2:00 2:00 from available be Must ceue *4 a hu. o experi No flexiMa hour. hours, an 15 *345 schedule, Subsidiary. Alcoa a mcie Poi saig hospital sharing, Profit machine. lar Lakes Pompton Ave., Ringwood 505 Students Nite Grads Coll. School High available. College students. Call any any Call * Satur A students. College Evenings available. hours. 15 mum buses, diesel & gas. Must have own own A have trucks Must on gas. Apply & tools. experienced diesel buses, time, Full E IV T U Grad C E X E College O T D A E L S N ITIO S O P We are expanding and need full time time full need and expanding are We aM o, t e, 39 hu, .mini hour, *3.90 men, ft Co., NatM search. w e offer steady employment, employment, steady offer e w search. ln n ohr benefits.1 re other pension for and sharing, animals plan profit lab hospitalization, raise We help. RAfr A TR T N E M E G A N A M hmSry iln Corp. Filling Chem-Spray a eerh nt Inc. Inst. Research m Cam PART TI K R O W R E M M U S E IM T T R A P . E A R N S10S15M W IT H IN 5. YR S i i S YR 5. IN H IT W S10S15M N R A E For app't call 694-0703 694-0703 call app't For 0 TRANSPORTATI ORP. R CO N IO T A T R O P S N A R T 101 nor Newspaper Indoor PT WI N 2 S R A E Y 2 IN H IT W SPOTS o :0 . Wednesdays. . P.M 2:00 to F For More Information Information More For AT TIME PART ME EVENI S G IN N E V E E IM T T R A be N PERS i N SO R E P IN Y L P P A F p r ibis Newspaper Newspaper ibis r p F IC N A H C E M 9-00 et 41) (ext. 696-3000 IC N A H C E M agt s o pre of use taught adig . Handling MEN •35-4455 RFI Nj| , D L IE F IR A F i m o $9^00 to j *7,500 to *6,500 to m Totowa m a . 4 2 Mal< Help Wealed 2—Male Help WMtfM 2— M o i e Helo Wanted i — Male or Female Help Wonted 1970 3. JUNE Y A D TO AYNE W 15*Page WAREHOUSEMEN Good / pay plus benefits. Permanent Position, EXPERIENCED 'X part t im e i V Apply * LINOTYPE OPERATORS WANTED ’ f* ^ ' 10-15 Hour* For W o * ANDREW COREMIN FURNITURE PART-TIME — FULL-TIME 620 Rt. 23 - Pompton Plains DISTRICT ADVISORS 4.28 per hr. for straight matter 3— Mole or Female Help Wanted *35 to *50 Per Week also interesting position for experienced CREATIVE PERSON Depending on A r«o to direct newly formed non - profit ad operator. housing _ program in upper Passaic County.* Oegree 4/or related experi The Circulation Dept, of this Newspaper ence required. Phone 697-4555. - Call Mr. Boyle after 7:00 p.m. EXPERIENCED SLIPCOVER CUTTER is accepting applications from Men and CALL FABRIC BARN 838-4618 & ? 6 -3 0 0 1 Women interested in advising'our Car HOSPITAL rier-Salesmen. LAB TECHNICIAN Full time. A .S.C.P. registered pre 6— Lots 4 Acreage 7— Real Estate for Sale You must own a serviceable automobile, ferred. Must have hospital experience. Salary excellent, fringe benefits. HASKELL — Terrific buy, 60 x BLOOMINGDALE furnish good references and bo avail APPLY - MR. KRANTZ 95, city w ater ...... S 2.250 Immac. 3 bedroom ranch, i ' a baths, CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL L AKE M O HA W K — Beautiful ig. 4paneled re\. room. Excel!, loca- Pompton Plains * lakefront lot $16,900 tioni. Brand new. w w carpet. * Many able on Wednesday afternoons by 3:30 835-3700 POMPTON PLAINS — 2 execu extras. Assumabie\53-u°o mortgage for An Equal Opportunity . Employer . tive Sites SI 4,000 4 $15,500 $17,000. Full price N'S35,000. and also Sunday mornings. Sales experi WEST MILFORD — Ridge Rd., LIGHT 'FACTORY" WORK — Perman 838-7848 , - % nearly 2 acre plot $1 i ,000 ent. fringe- benefits. Hol-Tite Pro BLOOMINGDALE WEST MILFORD — Macopin Rd., ence not necessary. Advancement in ducts, fnc., 12 Dwight PI., Fairfield, Many possibilities. Presently*.,■u$ed as lot cleared', oellar dug, barber shop 4 apt. Wduld be perfect 227-3526, 110 x 256 . $ 7.500 earnings depends on ability, initiative R IN G WOOD — Stonetown Road, for beauty shop. - Also/ can be used as 2. family home. In/ excellent con OFFICE CLEANERS driveway in, variance 4' perc dition. Separate entrances, garage, and performance. test ta k e n ...... $11,500 Male or female or couple. Part time large lot. Asking S2&.900. Fantastic evening hrs. flexible. Cali after 6 Opportunity. p.m. Totowa area. 525-8625. RIVERDALE REALTY CTREICHb R REAl\ ESTATE1 For further information PRICING 4 INVENTORY CONTROL" 55 Rte. 23 (southbound) Riverdale LICENSED BROKER 838*4700 CLERK. Full Time. Write: JOB, AN ABLE BROKER 835-0090 RTE. 23 4 BOONTON AVE., BUTLER. c/o Matzner Publications. 50 Essex KlNNELON 4 SURROUNDING AREA." BULLOCK ENTERPRISES ' Green Plaza, West Orange. N .J. osk for Mr. ling. v? to 4 acre lots. Larger acreage Real Estate 4 Ins.'— Auto ava.i'.ye. Furniture — Notary Public, 744 1229 ** Henry D:—Ricker C L IF T O N — Spacious 3 bedrfh Cape, REAL ESTATE SALES living rm , dining rm , modern kitchen, 696 - 3005 ' 838-0400 rec rm, w w carpet, $33,000. Fall MALE/FEMALE occupancy. 27+4157. *' i Postal Workers, Teachers, Municipal Employees, etc., K lN N E L O N - Level treed lot. !asi TRAINEES CONSIDERED one in custom home area. Approx. "" HASKELL CAPE " given preference. 3* acre. $13,000. 'Call 696-6C40. Better than new^ 7 rooms featuring 4 You must have talent! drive and bedrooms, living room, dining room office managei* potential for ex S K Y L IN E LAKES— 50 x lOO ft. wooded 4 kitchen. Fenced- in yard, all city panding firm. Career, opportun lot overlooking lake on main drive. utilities, walk to N .Y . bus. Many ity. Liberal draw available. Call Call 835-3472 or 212-748-0066. extras included. Owner must sell. PIZZA PIE MAN S CHEF - Goad for appointment. $ f » y . hour* A working conditions. S P A R TA - Lake Seneca, over 3 acres Asking $24,500. •35-9873 after 4 p.nf. SALES in lovely area' Only $7,900. STREICHER REAL ESTATE LICENSED BROKER 83fl-4>00 Established firm seeking College Swan Realty Co. VERNON Lake Panorama, 140 x RTE. 23 4 BOONTON AVE., BUTLER. PLANT MANAGEMENT ' grads with at least 2 yrs Indus L IC E N S E D B R O K E R 2M-S700 210. Build-ng lot. Only $5,900. M A C H IN E S S1J-S16M trial or Business Machine sales B U T L E R — Convenient to Route 23. HOMES P R O D U C TIO N S U P V R . $10-$13M ex per. Co paid benefits. Approximately 100 x 185 building lot N EW $19,500. 3 bedrooms, wooded PRODUCTION S13-S14M Salary to $i2M Fee Paid with barn. Only $10,900. MACHINE SUPVR. S1M15M SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS i lots, occupancy 30 days, wall to wall * AS S E M B L Y S U P V R . $10-$1 2M NATIONAL With charter work available. No ex ! PACELLA REALTY CO. carpeting, appliance^, storms 4 W E L D IN G S U P V R . . S10-S11M SEARCH perience necessary, we will train. 1 B R O K E R *839-4200 screens, heat, tile bath-, aluminum ASSOCIATES 101 TRANSPORTATION CORP. siding, panelled wail. Larger models ALL POSITIONS FEE PAID ; MONTV ILLE — . Approximately 1 acre Acme Agency, 152 Market St., Paterson. 505 Ring wood Ave., Pompton Lakes available. Well 4 septic system- ex (EMPLOYMENT SERVICE! 835-4455 on thickly treed hilly lof on a quiet tra. Sussex County. Mortgages avail I road. $9)500. Call 696+124. able. Call builder. 875-31601 7 days or PORTER ~ 2282 -Hamburg Tplce. l eves. *• 4— Situations Wanted : TW O OR 4 A C R E S on State Road n*ar Excellent working * conditions -V. W ayne State Game lands. Price: 9 acres I LITTLE FALLS — Older home. 100' x Salary & benefits. Male or Female j $1,800. - 4 acres $3,500. Write Box ?43* lot. Living room, dining room, 9 839-1900 26, Thompson, Penna 18465. j kitchen, 4 bedrooms. $25,900. VA I F H A terms to qualified buyers. ^akeview Convalescent Center ALL D A Y •<; DAY SUMMER * SESSIONS 130 Terhune Or. Wayne J 1 acre plot $ 5.000 I CROSSWAY REALTY. Brokers. LEADER DAY NURSERY SCHOOL. j Vernon Area, extra /g Piot $ 7.500 _ 256-8100 Equal opportunity employer WAYNE. State accredited. Qualified | 1 acre plots, low down payment $ 6,000 feathers. Planned program. Hot ea. 1 NEW 4 BEDROOMS PORTERS | Safes Positions Lunches.- 8eaut'fu( surrounding*. - 14 acres w pond, beautiful setting S30.000 I Home, custom built, nearing comple F u l l & p a r t t i m e We have several companies seek 696-5617 or 271-1465 235 acres, beautiful terrain. 9 tion. 2 story, dining room, tile bath Many company, benefits. Retired “Per ing experienced salesmen & sales rm home and bam buildings. 4 2 lavs., bdsement, family room & sons welcome to apply. j trainees. College background help B A B Y S IT T IN G weekdays in m y home Ideal summer resort and rec. laundry, garage, powder room, oak person. G R A N T C IT Y l Rte. 23 8. full. Wide salary range, depend for working mother, 1 or 2 Children. center, or camp site. Lg st*eam doors, walk-in closets, 16' master sons welcome, to apj^ly. Apply in ing on exper. SJart at $8,000 + W est Milford. 728-1370. running thru prop. bedroom, on * a acre wooded, exciu- Jackson Ave. Pompton Plains. An ; car & expenses '4 commission. B A B Y S IT T IN G desired in m y home for &ood financing $235,000 ' sive area, private park, water. equal opportunity employer. Send resume Fee Pa < 1 or more children. (Reasonable). ELIZABETH GENfc. REALTOR $37,500. Mortgage available. Call Wayne area. 696-8389. j 769-4194 or \ 697-4710 i builder, 875-3160, 7 days or eves.' | ^ OAKLAND RANCH- BABYSITTING IN MY HOME By~ 'W A N A Q U E |P§~Approx.Vbj|| acres wijh NATIONAL Outstanding value at $28,500 featur PROGRAMMERS SEARCH day. week or month. Linco'n Park income property. \ $71,500 ASSOCIATES area^* 694-4740. ! BLOOMINGDALE — Approx. 2 acres, ing 3 bedrooms, dining area. *u'l Several immediate Fee Paid CARPENTER a HELPER - Witling"to* I residential. $18,000 , heated basement, garadc. .deal .oca-' openings for those with 6 months Trade Quality Work a Material tor tion, rear screened porch; Can for to 3 yrs experience, IB M 360-20- (EMPLOYMENT SERVICE) j K lN N E L O N — 42 acres, 1 acre final _Cash. 694-223$ sub-division approved. $264,000 j appointment. *' 30+0. Salary $9-$12M. 1 y r. ex STREICHER REAL ESTATE experience. Univac 1108-9. $14M. 2282 Hamburg Tpice. CIVIL ENGINEER - Experienced ""in STREICHER.ER. REALR ESTATE j LICENSED BROKEOKER 838-4700 LICENSED BROKER 8?8-4?r<) designing-drafting — works evenings RTE. 23 4 BOONTON AVE.. BUTLER * Wayne 4 or weekends. 839-4908.', RTE. 23 4 BOONTON AVE.. BUTLER. NATIONAL OAKLAND BI-LEVEL " SEARCH E L E C T R IC IA N , Licensed 4 Bonded, all I WLST MILFORD 839-1900 , 265 x 212 $ 3,800 ! Conveniently located to Route 202, ASSOCIATES types of elecfrirai work, 100 amp., we .found this lovely 7 room home 200 volt service. Reasonable. 835-2818. ’ 1 acre $ 7.800 ' '*.29 acres $10,000 for you Kept in immaculate condi (EMPLOYMENT SERVICE) E X P E R IE N C E D N u~rYe s "Xidte aihd" . 1*2 acres — Kitchen Lake $14,500 tion, features includinq H W heat. Babysitting. Responsible woman. Call 2282 Hamburg Tpke- SHIPPING j 5 8 10 acres — exclusive area $38,900 ! /ijjt baths + rpore. Ceil for appoint- Warehogse exp. 4 energy is ^.needed ____’ 427-1360* _ i ment to see at $37,900. Wayne for this* active spot. H.S. g rid can H A N D IC A P P E D — seeks Bookkeeping 1 ' L. S W A TO S , b r o k e r , S T R E IC H E R REAL ESTATE begin at $5,200+. Oppty. for O /T at home. Bkpg thru trial balance, 728-8122 : t (CENSED BROKER 838-4700 839-1900 4 advancement. Call Mrs. Jensen, :ncome statement, balance sheet. ■ RTE. 23 4 . BOONTON AVE.. BUTLER 696-2121, Snelling 4 'Shelling Empi. 839-0429 W ES T M IL F O R D ChO(ce buU£ highway minutes minutes highway interests. Make Make interests. st e B room, $a/e Lahd gross \ wanted. wanted. includes includes loaded loaded Dept., Dept., 838-4700 RES 838-4700 838-4790 835-0322 to E N Y A W SHED STUDI n e In M O O R IO D U T S D E H IS N R U F W A N A Q U E — A vail. June 1st. 2nd fl. fl. 2nd 1st. June vail. A — E U Q A N A W v V ; D R O F IL M T S E W ON LAKES E K A L N TO P M O P 4 - 8 i O A K L A N D — Modern furnished room room furnished Modern — D N A L K A O i9 Hamburg Tpke. 4 Rivards ie Rivards 4 Tpke. Hamburg i9 L A R G E F U R N IS H E D R O O M — Double Double — M O O R D E H IS N R U F E G R A L 0—Frihd Rooms Furnished 10A— 0 pi Unfurnished Apti. 10— K C A N A K C A P O A K L A N D — Modem Motel rooms and and rooms Motel Modem — D N A L K A O orence . th. h it m S ). % e c • n e r lo F 10B— Houses For Rent For Houses 10B— rf $6 pr o 337-4242. mo. per $165 pref. bdm fr. home. forn. bedrm. 1 — D N A L K A O 6943900 Rnh n aon by oen n by - bay and ocean y b lagoon, on Ranch - family one Modem — A M A E N Y A W mo. $300 S L L A F E L T IT -L C A G IN S R E K O R B E H T CK BEACH — 3 ero , bedroom 3 — H C A E B K IC W D A H C S E A S ID E H E IG H T S Near ocean. ocean. Near S T H IG E H E ID S A E S MECUFF LAKE E K A L F F U C E IM F 0—Sme/ . Summer/ 10C— S E A S ID E H N I6 H T S - Vacation Bun- Bun- Vacation - S T H I6 N H E ID S A E S m ents Located in 5-room home Large Large home 5-room in Located ents m POCON O M O U N T A IN S . Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. . S IN A T N U O M O POCON E C O N O M IC A L set-up: 3 small rooms, rooms, small 3 set-up: L A IC M O N O C E e. lae af rjc ofc, 694-1900. office, project calf Please fee. ditioning, spacious rooms and closets,^ closets,^ and rooms spacious ditioning, included everything conditioned, ir A In new 2 fam. Lg. 2 odrm . apt. No No apt. . odrm 2 a.m.-7 10 Lg. 839-1870, fam. 2 new In lot. large on garage attached 2-car rn ad er nrne. et In Heat entrances. rear con and air tral. en C front Conveni fcfcillties. area. all to residential ent Finest apt. rage, for R E F IN E D B U S IN ES SM A N . . N A SM ES IN S U B ga D E IN F E Refrigerator, R for home. rage, dean quiet, 760 Hamburg Take, Pompton Lakes Lakes Pompton Take, Hamburg 760 req. Ref. prof. children no 8. pets $42,000. at Equip Priced quality p To income. Exctllant y r. Immediate occupancy. No rental rental No occupancy. Immediate r. y cluded. cluded. electricity. except 5 rooms rooms 5 eeecs Cl 744-9714. Call References. bed, lea box, T V available. available. V T box, lea bed, rvt hm. al ewe 8-10 between Call home. private leig 694-9250. sleeping. places, fam ily room plus large rec- rec- large plus room ily fam places, rates daily and Weakly efficiencies. onns 68 vs 337-7228. ' eves. 6-8 mornings, meit ocpny Cl 696-3548. Call fire 2 occupancy. baths, Immediate 3 bedrooms, 4 Ranch, aac og Mtt 337-5877. Motet. Lodge Ramapc 139-2700 , AKE M L O H K C O T S E K LA y' Sp. 10 e we. 525-6562. week. June, per $170 Avail Sept. r month. 'o ly or u J Week beaches. home. home. base finished with house room 7 Coupte req. sec. mo. 1 basis. /Monthly Realtor Realtor es wt oto. eeecs $300 References, option. month. with tease atr pm 279-3650. p.m. 5 after i I a L et garage. A ment W A Y N E — Furnished house/ available available house/ Furnished — E N Y A W sleeping balcony, bath bath balcony, sleeping c/o Matzner Suburban. Newspapers Newspapers Suburban. Matzner c/o Living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bedrooms, 2 kitchen, room, Living les -, a atr :0 m. ;m p 5:30 after CaH 7-8, Sleeps In 4~ Sleeps* hot rooms. compact, ,3V£ and showers, small door galow, aH Conveniences, sleeps 4. *70 wk. wk. *70 4. sleeps Conveniences, aH k. w $85 comfortably. bungalow room 4 6945877. beacto Lake. near Stillwater 61 ot 2, an, -07470. . J N Wayne, 23, Route 1661 ULY 1t Y C N A P U C C O 1st Y L JU 3 I W R A E N 23 E T U O R OUCH H C U TO L A N O S R E P E H T ' cuain rfrne to: references occupation, Large lawn and yard, beautifully beautifully yard, and with base lawn oen foil Large patio, room, porch, living fireplace, ifdien, K Vcto Rentals. Vacation . P L E A S E W R IT E : statins family, family, statins : E IT R W E S A E L P ment and garage. Hot. air heat. heat. air Hot. landscaped. garage. and ment ON IO T A E R C E R D N U O R R A E Y CHALET SWISS HE BEDROOM THREE O RIEDEL . T R U H T R A L S W A T O S . BROKER BROKER . S O T A W S L BAT SHOP ‘BEAUTY o. . Giuliana M. Jos. : : w pr—Ities pport— 20 ls utilities plus $200 GARDEN APTS. MULTI E L IP T L U -M R O T L A E R 5 $205 — 3Va rm s. luxury garden garden luxury s. rm 3Va — E T A T S E L A E R N A V ue 4hAgs 24th. 24th-August June REAL ESTATE T A T S E L A E R 1 rooms, 2 bedrooms; 2 'year 'year 2 bedrooms; 2 rooms, i — dnn ro — $250. — room dining •— op Apartments op % BEAUTIFUL I Rentals te il!" a F the t A " MODERN s m i ,728-8122 m. s yr, $220 r., y 1st mo. a 525-5488 835-0223 x o b a 839-2753 +' CaH STI S G IN T IS L 'Wayne 'Wayne 1^ L A K E - Executive Executive - E K A L NC. , . C IN 7 # l x j p . WI1H l wkdys. L 255-6555 o ROOK O O BR W Cool , 835-520C $1,600 2 nd nd iq l motor w ith aH accessories. Wilt sell sell Wilt 835-5294. accessories. aH Call ith cheap.' w motor | l FI 4 t J HP P H JO It. 14 — T A O B S S A L G R E IB F | 4 O R S S R O 4 B R A N C H M A N A G E R - N Y S E listed listed E S Y N - R E G A N A M H C N A R B Wayne to moving child with E L P U O C R FI OMS atd In wanted S ROOM E IV F OR R U O F I 2 1, Modern — S T H IG E H E ID S A E S 10-H-Wanted to Share to 10-H-Wanted needed rooms 5 r \ f E S room U O H % 3 SR6ALL or Desires/j — N A M E L T N E G ON N TO P M O P ocaan. to Mock : i -V S T t i e w H E ID S A E S Y O U N G C O U P L E - getting married married getting - E L P U O C G N U O Y 10G— 0—Sme/ ■ Summer/ 10C— C A B IN C R U IS E R - 20 Barbour Lap- Lap- Barbour 20 - R E IS U R C IN B A C O T D E D E E N TE A M M O O R H IS CHR im rcnl taserd rm Mid from transferred recently .firm IS F T . F IB E R G L A S S B O A T . Evinrude Evinrude . T A O B S S A L G R E IB F . T F IS £ A Boots — I I T W O A D U L T S N E E D . 4 O R S ROOMS ROOMS S R O 4 . D E E N -. V S T L U D A O W T GLA SSP A R 16 ft. motor boat, fully fully boat, motor ft. 16 R A SSP GLA 2, 2. o 4 a k 793-2779, 763-2082 wk. a $40 to S28. '27, 99 ASS — R A SB S LA G 1969 WE S EN OW aluminum ft. 15 N A M M 0 R G fcoy UJ, ' sWift 9', bUtJt, factory , E N A L P O R D Y H . Juhq-July occupancy with a year's year's a with occupancy . Juhq-July 5 Whrwid maho ind hirlw 151'W T A O B D E E P S .P. H 20 -rJbhnson R fO D M D R A O B T U O 575 CUfton Ave. Ave. CUfton 575 nd CMFWY SHRDL D R H S Y W F M C un,dA tI A S R U ftTIQ A et ekn 34 ero hm to home bedroom 3-4 seeking west M W N t A - r 1 1 need living accommodations for about about for accommodations living need al Wrt Bx 1, aze Sub Matzner 112, Box rite W fall. 1 month starting June 14 until their their until 14 June starting month 1 ra Nwppr, 61 ot 23, Route 07470. . the 1661 J N in Newspapers, ayne, W college-bound urban I for area students; 2 Record Lakeland in reef by two women. VHaW thorne- Oakland Oakland thorne- VHaW women. . two p.m by -9 7 between 2794)974 Cal! evenings. 8348644 pc i poesoa bidn. 875 building. professional ip space :0 n. 279-3731. . jn p 4:30 vicinity of of vicinity adults, 3 of consists ily Fam lease. 20- June opts. . rm 3 8. 2 V Modern. June 21* needs 3 o r 4 room apt. In In 6942686 apt. r room o 835-4993 4 r o area. 3 needs Wayne 21* June Call rent. Reasonable vicinity. Suburban or Paterson apt., Levin, r. M Phone ready. Is house Haleden couple, no children. . children. p.m 4 no after 427-0569 couple, Haleden Broker, ealty, apo/R am onth.-'R m per to S58 ocean. 763-2082. near or 793-2779 wfc. opts., par m # r area. 4 adults. References. Call after after Call References. adults. 4 area. A P A R T M E N T IN P O M P TO N L A K E S . . S E K A L N TO P M O P IN T N E M T R A P A rent. Reasonable suite. office room 2 ; has " A Little fill of Everything". Everything". of fill Little A " has ; Equipment . ls. 20 N mtr Cl 839-1957. Call motor. No $200. glass. 206. . T X E 628-9000, . IN V E .L . D Open afternoons. Closed Mori. A Tu et. et. Tu A Mori. Closed afternoons. Open iin ARMY r- MUST SELL. I (In . L L E S T S U M - r Y M R A dition, fiber painted,-'bottom ly ew N strake. bu. l mhgn. r go con good ery V mahogany. All about. rewo Lk) 8578 o 728- or 845-7881 - Lake) $750. 3607. Greenwood equipped. 75 H P Johnson A Gator Gator A Johnson P H 75 equipped. oo. sd Go cniin' $550. condition.' Good Used. motor. rie. 2543716. trailer. ay Otor moo, 5 Mer P H 45 otor, m Outboard gany. M ercury engine, perfect condition. condition. HP, 100 perfect gauge, engine, A top ercury M full Fiberglass, Paddles and cushions. $185. Cali Cali $185. cushions. and Paddles . uy mtr as si. 6942879. skis. also motor, cury* mornings— the - In new; Call tike $75. tank; gas gallon 6 1967. NCOME E M O C IN R E D N U D A R U O E E S sd weS $7. 992-9277. $275. weekSv 6 used $75. shape, good hydro, step Bee ' il 8 11 fill e v t i' Tues.-Sat. r F Clifton. ~ . jn p 4:30 to Jg:3Q_ sat. thru N HUNTERS' . E M O C L E 'W S R E T N U H IN A G Old' Chine Shop. 1876 Main -Ave. -Ave. Main 1876 Shop. Chine Old' dale, N .J . 838-8181, 11:30 -p.rn.-8 p.m . . p.m -p.rn.-8 11:30 838-8181, . .J N dale, 1 OP— Office Rentals Office 1 OP— us tr Sn, o 8863 ay time. any 838-6732 jor Sun., thru Tues. R A B D N A S SER W O BR , S R E L A E D 9 UNI >PATERSON O S R E T A P > . E V A N IO N U 499 Tues. consignment, on L L E -S Y U B AR- , CMFWYP P Y W F M C ,s o -m R BA T il Hamburg Turnpike, Blooming- Blooming- Turnpike, Hamburg il T . y - V ! 427-1396 ! V - .y QUES A ALMOST QUES E U IQ T N A T S O M L A A S E U IQ T N A rs A gasae Tosns of Thousands glassware. A brass desks. a tbe ih ih r o pedes low for or glass high Round $40. with bed table brass oak Threequarter tm a nw o, prices. low, new at items tals. Camel back trunks. Stained Stained trunks. back Camel tals. D L O 1610 Rte. 23 (northbound). Butter Butter (northbound). 23 Rte. 1610 Y A D Y R E V E F O L L U F N R A B A DVALE AREA A E R A E L A V ID M E U Q A N A W A N T IQ U E A U N IQ U E S H O P P E E P P O H S E U IQ N U A E U IQ T N A QUE BARN SPECI S L IA C E P S N R A B E U IQ T N A aain Rentals Vacation QUES 1 BOUTI S E U IQ T U O B 1 S E U IQ T N A Merchandise j PROPERTY Y T R E P O R P j * T IM E R S ' A N T IQ U E S SHOP SHOP S E U IQ T N A ' S R E IM T NG G IN H T O L C D E S U O S L A 7 t Ibad run Inboard ft. 17 T F A R C ROOMS -Wanted To Rent To -Wanted l consider' ill W CALL 525-8426 L L A C : 17 ft. completely stripped. stripped. completely ft. 17 S E K A L Ok) hand tools. Copper, Copper, tools. hand Ok) T H G U O B ‘1st , Y L U J Y B W Beats Cali room j 838-8292 ' ALS L IA C E P S 875-3160 835-4946 y n e or surrounding surrounding or e n y 835-4646 772-1996 835-8184 3 4028839 6947436 needed for North North for needed 4 300 sq. ft of of ft sq. 300 4 dividers. School School dividers. a 171 fjill." Ute U " . l l i lflj W . d l o s 2 ^ ', ', SHAR E E SHAR deep lfo, J N Clifton, ...... canoe. area. Call Call V , , V p.m. U 5 " 5 U r 3 3 8 }~ltia Fun n u F & •} ~‘lBt)ina [ - CHAU R E T S A '-M A N T IQ U E S - O L D B O U G H T & S O LD . . LD O S & T H G U O B D L O - S E U IQ T N A F A R F E L O N I A N T R A D E R S : Antiques Antiques : S R E D A R T I N N A O L E F R A F NG,S|E 4 b. rs seed grass lbs. 4 , SA|JE, G IN R P S A A A 2—Cis Stomps & Coins 12A— 2B Merchandise 12 B— "One — P O H S E IN H C A M E T E L P M O C & Machinery 12AA— A A -H .T .H . G R A N '100 lb., $29.95; 35 )b., )b., 35 $29.95; lb., '100 N A R G . .H .T -H A A \CJ A L U M IN U M L A D D E R , 20 ft. (double), (double), ft. 20 , R E D D A L M U IN M U L A . Jock's Hardware, 1071 Ringwooa Ave.. Ave.. Ringwooa 1071 Hardware, Jock's . H. , Sae nwlwr 4 Snowblower, Stage 3 ., .P H 7 — F M A - » * A N D N E W C U S TO M M A D E V E L - - L E V E D A M M TO S U C W E N D N A * » B IC Y C L E S — 2 Seators. Boys', g irls', irls', g Boys', Seators. 2 — S E L C Y IC B ok of Works A A R T G R O U P IN G O F O R IG IN A L S b y y b S L A IN IG R O F O G IN P U O R G T R A TE, p.. wn sofa twin pc.>. 3 , E IT U S M O O R D E B T E S M O O R D E B r Wloe Cninet accepted. Consignment Welcome. ers M O O R D E B 1 Rue 1 Pompton 21 Route V13 a Friue Bl.-rc Brows Brlc.a-Brac. & Furniture has C L O S E D S U N D A Y S . - M rs . L o r m an, r an, o m L . rs M - . S Y A D N U S D E S O L C 835-0429 61 Glenwild Ave., Btoomingdale. Btoomingdale. Ave., Glenwild 61 HRS. B Y C H A N C E O R A P P O IN T . . T IN O P P A R O E C N A H C Y B HRS. B L O O M F IE L D A V E ., V E R O N A N J - - J N A N O R E V ., E V A D L IE F M O O L B 09-6885 09-6885 -s leeper ; 6 y r. crib with mattress; mattress; with crib r. y 6 ; leeper -s 3 ui f. hebro, $6.97. Wheelbarrow, ft. cubic 3 . 3 J package 115. Ta b., $31.95-$ 16 125 w . B 'W A Y . . Y A 'W B . w 125 $31.95-$ 16 b., Ta 115. Haskell. press, toot grinder A many extras. extras. 6941782. many call A information grinder For toot press, 6482 6845389 6846842, , N O S R E T A P H R S. W E E K D A Y S - 6 P J M P.M . . P.M M J P 6 - S Y A D K E E W S. R H 2; ewo ccti tbe, $10. tables, cocktail Redwood $20; ol evc ad arny Fe de Free warranty. and service foil 839-0269. Cell $10. bed, Mahogany in t, ono, J. 334-0320 . .J N Boonton, $299.95, St., sion model, 1970 trims., speed D O Y O U H A V E O L D THINGS?** THINGS?** D L O E V A H U O Y O D VATE COLLECTOR PAYS CAS SH A C S Y A P R O T C E L L ivi O D C 487 E T A IV , R D P E E F N TO N O O B livery NS. OY YS TO A S L L O D . S IN A R T D L O R O F - A G IT A T O R S - B E L T S - R E E R - S T L E ES B G N A R - - S S R R O E T Y A R IT D G A - - S ER H S A W GERATOR HANDLES GASKET TS E K S A G S E L D N A H R O T A R E IG R F V E T L IV IN G R OOM S E T w Spanish Spanish w T E S OOM R G IN IV L T E V 2; erg, 2; ielc st $10., set, Fireplace '6941298 $20; etc. Refrig., $20; R £N*S OR TV T R LO ES O G C N A R A C R — $ R E Y £OND*RS R D IR A - S ER SH A W fe 5 . 6847194. . p.m corner 5 after with sectional p.m. 4 after Call 26-inch. 6947561. Call tire. 8-53-14 ble bed, $40; Antique dining table table dining Antique $40; bed, ble FTON N O T IF L C chest. 2 twin twin with 2 chest. cocktail table; colonist floor lam p; p; lam floor colonist table; cocktail SHWAS RS REFRI S R O T A R E IG R F E R S ER SH A W H IS D pON LAKES S E K A L N O Jp M O P ranged 8. hung free. 791-3231 or 794 794 or 791-3231 r A free. Wednesdays. others. Closed. hung any 0321. m 8. & ranged Chagall, Picasso, ihs 6949424. nights (dark wood) 1 yr. old. Night table, table, Night old. yr. 1 wood) (dark ACK' N A HOBBY SHOP P O H S Y B B O H A IN O C 'S K C JA /Main St., St., /Main V * V R FO L . L S A E C T O U . Q S L IA T R E S T E A T M A L IC T A M HOTPOI T IN O P T O H & G A T Y A M LVER. NG ALL NUMIS M U N FOR L L A ID A P G IN Y U B S E IC R P . R E V IL T S S E H IG H 5 HALEDON AVE. HALEDON N O D E L A H ., E V A N O D E L A H 454 E N & IN O C N O LED A H Appliances - New Appliances- GREEN TASSEL TASSEL GREEN Z—AwtHws w H t w A — Z I Works of A rt. Rare Old Books, Books, Old Rare rt. A of Works LY AT CO. O C PARTS LLEY A V •1 Route IS. S in d K , 2M-73M 2M-73M , K d in S IS. Route •1 ApplianceParts . 9 AA- PM.. P.M AJA.-9 9 . N U S A T. A S QUE DOLLS REPAI D E IR A P E R S L L O D E U IQ T N A SOL TRADED D E D A R T , LD O S , T H G U O B 1273 Liberty Ave., Hillside Hillside Ave., Liberty 1273 QUES S E U IQ T N A N E H W K C A B AT DISTRIBUTOR PARTS — S T N E M E L E E G N A R — T H E M U L B E M T Y BUSH BUSH Y T M E B L U M E H T 5 HAMBURG TURNPI E IK P N R U T G R U B M A H 754 OL OYS TO LD O „ ros $0. as 6942988, Days $300. irrors, m ehncl Banks Mechanical " W e W ill Pey" Pey" ill W e W " NG F R FO G IN K O O L x E G R A H C ANTIQUES SPRING SALE ' NS S IN O C al 835-1912 Call deal. Tools Furniture, on three floors. floors. three on Furniture, 7-58 - - 473-2508 ALO BUY U B LSO A E W 684-6544 12 N AVE. E V A IN A 1162 M LY IL A D N E P O STAMP S E T — Contemporary Contemporary — T E S usx NJ. 875-5979 . J N Sussex, •38-1348 9241590 9241590 —3 Lathe, m iller, drill drill iller, m Lathe, 6940592 beds, A A P N A c. ooil dou Colonial pcs. AMPS S P M TA S * - / e lr u < Buy Alsr We triple dresser dresser triple table. 7 . CARD R A C f N U \ 239-8243 473-2617 §5-2157 CaH CaH *> * , > i l r i : s 12B— Mereftdndis* 12B— Merchandise 12B— Merchandise 1970 3. E N JU Y A D TO E YN A W 17 Page BRIDES Save on your wedding gown. Beautiful samples for sale. By appointment. Sundays also. 744-9909. Stop! o Stop! e JavelH CASH .10% CASH A SAVE 50%-75% , For Used Fwnlture# Appliances. An tlques. Etc. Piece Or. fn tire House C EVERY DAY A SALE DAY ! I NEW — SAMPLES — CLOSEOUTS $ REFUND y I MARKET Maple Dinette Sets • Vinyl Recline^ Maple Hutches a Col. Sofas & Chairs on every purchase AUCTION HOUSE Beds (3/3 A 4/6) a Maple L. Rm. fables a Boston Rockers » 339 Market Street Bedding (3/3 & 4/6) Sofa Beds a Maple Student Desk* PATERSON WAYNE’S NEWEST LA 3-8942 Studio Couches a W h ite Bedrm. pieces Bujnkbed Outfits a Steel Bed Frames ENTERTAINMENT ELECTRONIC CERAMIC SUPPLIES — CER AMI- CHROME DISTRIBUTOR. Open >11 Colonial Lamps a Numerous other items SERVICE CENTER . summer* 6 days. DOWAN'S CERA MICS, 0 Van Ouyne Ave., Riverdale. a Colonial Oak — OUR SPECIALTY! I Can 835-1042. / a Lay-Away Courtesy Extended COLOR/BLACK A WHITE TV — C E R A M IC S U P P L Y D IS T R IB U T O R «or Ceramichrome. Dealerships Available. • Free Delivery within 15 miles RADIO — STEREO TAPE A ROWAN'S' CERAMICS. • Van Duyna Ave., Riverdale. Call 135-1842.______CASSETTE CARTRIDGES A. PLAYERS CLE A N INGEST carpet cleaner you TUBES A PARTS ever used, so easy too. Get Blue - Lustre. Rent electric shampooer SI. 1 MACOPIN SALES *• Allwood Hardware, 104 Market Street, Allwood, U J . ______707 Macopin Rd., West Milford, N- J. TRI-SHIHJ) ELECTRONICS C OLOR TV, Olympic 18“ table model, 2 years old, good condition. Sacrifice D A IIY 1 0 -6 P.M. 697-4221 FBI 10-9 P.M. 152 Boonton Rd Wayne, N .J.. 07470 , $100. Call 992-0329. ______Open Mon.-Sat. E LEC. DRYER; Book Rack; Bamboo Chair; Dressing Tbl. & Mirror; Slide 9:00-9:00 494-7060 Projector A Screen; Books; Misc After 4 p.m . A all day weekends DISTRESSED NAPS SELLS NEW & USED call 335-4474. . V FREIGHT CLAIMED I I2C— Musical MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE 128— Merchandise Rockers, Sofas, Vacuums, Beds, •nstruments Tabies. Chests, Dressers, Bunk STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL M W A R E H O U S E Beds, Recliners, etc. Browsers HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN welcome. Specialists in Kirby ART EXHIBIT 4 SALE Ideal for rock group vacuums, service A sales. Sat., June 6th FREEBEE S595 with bench A dealivery C L O S E -O U T * 121 Hamburg Turnpike Van Riper Hooper House Roobie's Music City 514 Rte. 46 ADORABLE CATS— from S monlhs (Corner 1st St., Bloomingddle) Berdan Ave., Wayne Wayne 256*17^7 old. Some altered. A ll colors. Alsc ’ 2 mile from Bioomingdaie Firehouse 1 to 4 P-m. 50% DISCOUNT OpenJ ri 10 daily long-haired .cats. 427-1394. Mon., Tues^ Wed. A Sat. 10-6 D O N A TIO N : 81. Children 75c Thurs. A F ri. 10-9, Sun. 10-4. SPONSORED BY: B A R N E Y a 2 y r. old part beagle While theW last choose from rich HAM MONDN OC C-3 OR GAN 838-5454 1 WAYNE FEDERATION would like a home. Loves chil ly grained Stereo Consoles. Com WITH >2?ILE\lESLIE S P E A K E R OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN dren, very even-tempered. A house ponents, I track Stereo Tape SI.895. ROBBIES' MUSIC dog. Trained. Brownish-beige col- Decks, o n - Combinations of all— C E N T E R 514 Rte. 56, W A Y N E SWIMMING POOL SALE or. Free to good home. 694-8752. U p to 16 speakers A 120 watt NEW UNDEPWOOD OFFICE TYPE 256-1717 W R IT E R stilt in factory carton. j Will sell Coleco Regency 15 ft. round BEAUTIFUL Calico & Tabby kit output. M r. Wayne, 488-5955. S A C R IF IC E . price.. 452-1408.____ j pools at SI 19.50, also 18 ft. round at tens. 8 wks. old. Litter trained. j si 49.75. These are all new 1970 mer- , 1 N O R G E A ir Conditioner, like new, Free to good home. 1694-2685. chandise. Pdmpton Toy A Sport Cen- ELECTRIC STAIR GLIOER 25,000 B T U — 1 R CA Whirlpool air JUNE SPECIALS | ter, 685 Route 23, Pompton Plains Perfect Condition. * cond. 9,000 B T U . 1 Forced A ir Nat. B E A U T IF U L little kittens looking ; (n e x t to Country Furniture). Now 338-4709 Gas Furnace, 113,000 B T U . Call after S P IN E TS as low as $525. Con fo r’ a good home. Call after 2 Y open 9-9, Sat. 9-5, 10-5 Sun. p.m. 731-0972. ENCYCLOPEDIA 7:30 p.m. 835-6094. soles and Grands at big savings. . Such famous makes as 5 0 H M E R , For sale, reasonable. T A P E R E C O R D E R - 4-600 ft. reels BLO N D & black striped male kit P A N T Y HOSE KNABE, MASON A HAMLIN, 342-4233 tape. Valued S85. Asking S60. Cali ten. 7 wks. old. Fully trained. O ne’ size fits all. 1st quality. Beige, EVERETT. STECK A CABLE EVERGREENS,, cut/rooted, 10,$1. 797-7051. After 4 p.m . ’ 835-5417 . Coffee. Off-white, and Black. Satis N ELSO N pianos. Term s arranged. Grown, 4/81; Tulip, Dogwood, Peach. faction guaranteed, SI 2 per doz. CALICO CATS (2),^young - like^> 50C to 83; Rose of, Sharon, 10c to 81. T E N T -T R IP L E Side room; sleeps 10: Sample pr. SI.25 FASHION MODE, the outdoors. Free to a residen Hedges mimosa, free phlox A creep vinyl coated nylon floor. Light weight. 864 Greenwich Lane. Union, N. J. CAMPBELL TEMLET tial home. 271-1819. ing- myrtle. ^427-8473 after 4 p.m. Like new. 992-9449. COCKER SPANIEL,,*- AKC - with P O O L — 18 ft. Ultra-Medallion and PIANO C O . papers. Buff color. Very gentle. accessories. Excellent condition. $100. Call 525-3824. W 126 Rte. 4, Paramus 843-1261 Good family dog. 694-3484. FURNITURE Near "K'* Tile, W. of G.S. Parkway DUO — 2 year old male. Part P O O L T A B L E S - Wholesale prices. TOP SOIL O P E N DAILY 10-9, SAT. TILL (• Retriever, part Beagle. Good with FO R SALE % in slate top. all sizes, factory in children. Must give pet to good M U S T S E L L 7 pc. Hying room stallation. Save 35%. 525-9155. set. Bought *2 yrs. ago for $3,500, PIANO — Haynes Upright electric with home because of allergic child. POOL /T ABLES — All Vale~bedsV ~di- will sacrifice for $700. Includes maturing cabinet and 90 r o ll! ’of .83842554. rect^ractory, avail. 4 ft., 7 ft., 8 ft., CLEAN FILL couch, chair, ottoman, club chair, music. Needs vacuum hoses. $150. 9 ft. Call any time. Area* (201) 374- f e m a l e PART COLLIE, 3 mos. 2. end tables A large area rug. 7284523 old. Black, white A brown. Free 1171 or 347-6843.___ Successor to Ketay Farms Excellent condition. Call 694-4447. PIANO. ORGAN A GUITAR h r good home. 494-2502. R AILROAD. TIES FOR SALE John J. Baum, Inc. f N EW and U S E D Special methods for the very young FEMALES G A R A G E S A L E — June 5th, 4th A VINCENT MADONNA, 239-8204 and adult beginners. Popular, Semi- TONY 'i— Shepherd Boxer 7 mos, 7th., 1 to 4 p.m. Air-cond., Dinette 835-1051 Classic and Classic. 239-1^29. CO-CO — Sheltie cross 1 yr. . set, sump pump, Colonial sofa, tires, POOCHIE — Beagle Basset 14 mos. picnic table and many other .items. S P IN E T P IA N O - Wanted, reepon- DAISY — Collie Shepherd 1 yr. 6 Birch St., Lincoln Park. REDUCED j T V 23 ,»n. 3 way, black white O lym sible party to take over a Spinet H A R R IE T — Shepherd cross 6 mos. pic. Liquor bar with formica top piano. Easy terms available. Can be G A R A G E SALE — Furniture, toys, Better quality dacron,cotton voile, CRICKET— Shepherd Labrador 2x4. Magnus organ, Bradford cab seen’ locally. Write Credit Manager, Samsonite card table A* chairs, ap regular $1.39 yd., now 98c. cross, 4 mos. inet. Like new, original price $175/- P.O. Box 35. Cortland. Ohio 44410. pliances, etc. 84 Balsam Rd., Pines Printed jersey — easy to sew, regu K E L L IE — T e rrie r a ’oss 1 yr. 525-7762. __ Lake, 839-3860. June 4th A 7th, 10- lar S2.J9 yd., now $1.98. F L U F F —r Female Collie* IV? yrs. UPRIGHT PIANO - $44 6 p.m. Bonded lace — 25% off. MALES Large selection of embroidered USED OFFICE R O B B IES M u s i c C»TY. 514 Rte. 46. T IG E R — Poodle cross 10 wks. G U N S S O U G H T , sold, ext_nanged. All Wayne, N. J . 256-1717 Gunsmlthing done on eternises. * "eyelet for graduation, etc.. DAMIAN — Manchester Terrier FURNITURE WANTED ORGANIST, preferably with cross 4 mos. G U N SHOP 2244. Springfield Ave., Union. .686-39M Hundreds of yards of drapery Eves A weekends — 497-3229 .Hammond for Established Rock BLACK IE — Cocker cross 10 mos. fabrics for, your summer cottage * Band. 696-5815. L A S S IE — Collie cross 1 yr. H A IR S P R A Y C L O S E O U T - 15c per DESKS FILES now half price. can, m inim um 100 doz. Sample doz SCOTT — Labrador Retriever Fiberglass drapery — solids and C H A IR S TABLES 11 mos. t en, 84 post-paid. Cosmetic Closeouts, prints. 50c a yd. 13— Wanted To Buy KING — Tories Beagle l yr. brand names to 83% oft. F R E E L IS T. Reconditioned A Refinished P O O C H IE — Shelter Collie cross DELTA SALES, 41 B'way. Passaic FAM OU.S N A M E slipcover and BUYERS OP ALL TYPES OF 5 mos. N.J. EDELSTEIN OFFICE drapery fabrics for your own 779-5111 FURNITURE HOUSE TiMMIE — Labrador Retriever use or custom made to your or 2 yrs. SCRAP METAL HOTPOIHT DISHWASHER, undercoun der i^n t o slipcovers, draperies, OSCER — Altered Dachshund A T T H E ter model, S60. Garrard turntables, bedspreads, etc. , 10 mos. 815 up. Camper conversion kit for LAmbert 3-6153 RODCHESTER — Dachshund 10 mos Econoline Ford (sleeps 2 adults 2 Let us cover your porch and patjo BEST PRICES 7 200 Montgomery Sf Paterson, N j PRINCE — Irish Setter 2 yrs. children), 8140. 694-8184. cushions for a fresh new look. Selections for Chep cross A Irish HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - King VORNADO air conditioner. 20.000 Setter cross, also kittens. COMMERCIAL IRON size beds, double beds, end tables, B.T.U., $146. FEDDERS - 85 B.T.U., 772-2780 839-2540 VISIT THE golf bag, T V table, chest of drawers, - 875. 824-3896. AND METAL CO., INC. FREE, black kittens mixed with server, buffet, coffee table, aluminum WANTED: Color T V sets; ALSO Siamese. F>ee >c good home. kitchen table, kitchen chairs, mason FABRIC BARN Black A white portables, any age TOTQWA SECTION. PATERSON Call weeknighfs and alt d a y jars, wood storm windows A screens, Glenwild Ave., Bioomingdaie or condition 9 to 10 a.m ., 6 to 9 weekends. 839-0139. hide-a-bed. Very reasonable. 694-7631. H O U R S: 10 A .M . - 6 P.M . Daily f p.m . call 743-0380, ' COINS AND STAMPS KITCHEN CABINETS, natural birch, Open Mon. - Eve. Closed Sun. F R E E — 3 male black A white BOUGHT. SOLD, TRADED 21 ft. with stainless steel Tappan Plenty or'easy parking at the door. WASHER A DRYER — RCA Whjrl- kittens. Housebroken A lovable. Highest Prices paid for silver ooins. counter top stove, wall oven A sink, 838-4618 p o o I. Excellent running condition. Free to good home. Call 728-8414. 926-1590 $200. Tw o den -couches, 815 each. $175 tor both. Call 345-5540. HELP UNWED „ MOTHER t Kitchen set, .$25. 494-3250. W E BOOR Studio Stereo Automatic GOOD PIANO WANTED. STEINWAY Take one of her kittens. REFRIGERATORS — Washers, Dry i record Tplayer with 2 speakers. Exc. * OR OTHER. GRAND OR SM A LL 838-0884 LAWN MOWER — 22" Montgomery ers, Dishwashers, Ranges, o 'e r 100. Cond. 335-1491.______,______^ ____ j S IZ E. M A 2-1313. K IT T E N S — 6 weeks old. Males Ward — 3Vi HP P.B.S. engine. Very Some scratched, dented, returns, A females, lively and cute. ! good running condition. With new floor models. Factory purchased A W E P A Y CASH to good used JUNK WANTED 427-4419 bag. 825. Car carrier-zipper cover guaranteed, some as low as' price. regrigerators Call I Top Prices Paid for Oitf Scrap, RAFFERTY REFRIGERATORS, 13 Iron, Brass, Copper,.lead, etc. F R E E K I T T E N S . - 3-5 wks. old. Free to fits most cars. 88,000. 694-4771 eve MOTT'S REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Park Avenue. Paterson (opposite Post | PICK-UP. LA 5-5092 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. a good home. Call 696-4639 after nings. 523-2473 Office). • 4 p.m.______•______I L IO N E L T R A IN S bought, solrf t r«- ROYAL TYPEWRITER - Electric Y A R D S A LE K IT T E N S - Lovely light apricot, MATTRESSES FROM $19.95 pa VOLKSWAGEN PARTS. AND ACCES- UNDERCOATING with 10 YEARS exper ien ce SOR IES. Speed equipment, tpols, en Fret- . Fully Hvj'ed gines A Duqe Buggy Bodies. Every EVERY PURCHASE! thing for Volkswagen*. F H P a r.ts FREE I 256-E02 2 company,' 835-9393, 88 Cannonball Ave., Pompton Lakes. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE P tU M M N O 8 H E ATIN G ON ANY THING YOU CAN PUSH, I Automotive FULL OR SHOVE ONTO OUR LOT BARRY WOOD — PLUMBING AND 3 5 0 (A.pUr.bl. ta Hl(>. Eft.U Sticker Price) ^ H E A T I N G . No job too big or too -small. Reasonable. 279-0978 or SH 2- 8359. 25— Autos Wogted I ALL JUNK CARS Toweo away FREE. [ A/CONDITIONID NIW FOR ALL YOUR Some Bought. CALL J el»« Romer. I a /CONDITIONED NSW j I ^CONDITIONED NIW | PLUMBjNG A HEATING SUPP* 'E? 835-4002. 24 Hour S e rv ic e , . , ' - r ■ WE ALSO n o OUSTER 16 BAR’CUDA ’TO B E L V ’DERE j CUT. & THREAD PIPE BOB T o w a r d s Tows Away vour Junk'i and Wrecks FREE. Sornt 2-OR, COUP* 2-DR. COUP! 2-OR. COUPE R 5 S SUPPLY Bought Call ANYTIME 835-4*86 26 R O U T E 46 HOUR SERVICE : *2278* ♦ *»' H E BR O O K , n .j ' u TOP DOLLARS B *2559* I *2519 227-2020 Foi your used cars and late mode1 233 Enj., lockup IjE^A 1 OPEN Mon 10 FrL Nile Till 9 P.M wrecks. Call 9 A M to b P M 525-6889; | Podded Dp * A Y T 1?' I 225 Eng., lockup Lights,. £ ? *"»■> *°ekup lighh, after 5, 742-1554. I 2-Spwd WipKt J* Wq“\ , J Std. Trans., 2-Speed W lp- £?• JSp«.d 1 flu. PtdF N.w C®r I Wipw, A Woiher., H„ P. NYMAN — PLUMBING A HEATING | ers 8t Washor*. Flu* Deal- tfcal.r N .w Cat Cond. NO JOBS TOO SMALL l S id . A, B.*'- I New Car Cond. It A Dm !., fadd.d Daih | Mirror, tm.rp.oey Flo«h«, I Dost., Padded Dash 4 696-6512 27— House A. Camp * VI*or*, O ut,id. Mir- I Ira k . Warm no U jM , | I Visors, Outside Mirror, * « « Arif*, o n ,,. Trailers | Vinyl In*-, .*** I Seat Belts, Extras. Extras. PIANO TUNER! I Extras. COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE CADILLAC MOTOR HOMS Tuning, Repairs. G. Random Self-Contained,Id, wlmwtin 2 air condition 297-1195 ers, m any extray^$3JX)0ttraV-^S3,fl ______6944184. R AYEWOOD TRAILER SAteS RENTA! SERVICE S ervice-R entals— Storage Snasta, 'vorsair, Continental, Trailers, AIR COND. Truck-Cam pers, Mobile Homes, Route A*" .edkllVll 7 0 PLYMOUTH ^ rv n r UNITED RENT-ALL 23, Colesville, 7 m ites-Sguth ot Port HO PLYMOUTH * doo* OWN c„. 1438 RING WOOD AVE. HASKEll Jervis and at Camp Grounds, Cleve Road, Mount Salem, Sussex, N. J. ■__L..e LiahtS, __ a > r We rent almost everything for 201-875-4961 or 875-5796.______B i N . the homeowner and contractor. I 1— CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT " ------TENTTRAfLER 2— GARDEN ANO YARD C A M P E R R A N G E R " — Sleeps, 4, > 2 5 8 1 1*3391 1 Good cond. 901-37*826$, after 6 p*m. F ifS ’Sft EQUIPMENT' 3— AL L T Y P E * O F J O O U t r a v e l t r a i l e r a n d m o b i l e 4— PAINTING EQUIPMENT if*. O * ^ 5 — POLISHERS AND SHAMPOOHOME insurance Specialist*. Call for EQUIPMENT information 9-6 Monday thru Friday 6642480 6— MOVING AND LOADING EQUIPMENT T R A IL E R SHOW , S A F A R I Sales ft 7— PARTY AND GUEST NEEDS Rentals, Rte. 17, Mahwah, N . J IS | A/CONDITIONID NIW Cal! us for the Items you need A CONDITIONID NSW A/CONDITIONED NEW dlf. models on dls. Noon to 6, F ri ' 835-1750 days till 9, Closed Monday & Sunday. 7 0 FURY ■’l l CHRYSLER 70 CHRYSLER 529-2507 M il. STATION WON. NtWFORT 4-DR. T.w . A Country Wgn. ROOFING & SIDING T R A IL E R H IT C H - Reese, original cost $150, w ill sell for $75; used 3 *4146* A-1 Roofing, gutters, leaders. Johns times, sold trailer. 839-1020. *2983 *3471* Manville Products. AH type carperv 313 Eng., Auto. Trans., W A N T E D 2 bedroom Mobile Home. Set try repairs. Painting Reasonable. 225 Eng., Backup lights, 383 Eng., Auto. Trans., P.S., P.B., Backup lights. up on renfSd or permanent lot. Call No !o trto o Big or too Small* I Std. Trans., 2-Speed Wip | P.S., Backup lights. Pad Padded Dash A Visors, J ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS 1 . 697-3593. ers It Washers, Plus Deal ded cDosh I* Visors ' 7 2-Spesd _ V/ipors A Wash- 1 Cail 274-9010, a .m .; 838-1196, p.m er New Car Cahd. & Speed Wiper A Washers, ■ er. Plus Dealer New Car Dost., Padded Dash 8* I Plus Dealer New Car Cond.' A Dost., Outside j RAMAR EXTERIORS, INC. 28— Autos far Sale" I Visors, Outside Mirror, |‘ Cond. A Dest., Outside Mitt or. Seat- Belts, 2- Complete Reroofing & Rip-off Serv Seat Nits, 2-Saater. I Mirror, Wheel Covers* Seoter. ice. Wood roofs * installed. Deal' di BUICK 1963 Le Sabre Station Wagon, rect with contractor. Call 838-3443 9 pass, 8 cyl, snow tires, roof rack, after 7 p.m. for Free Estimates. very good condition. Moving to Call*, fornia June 17th; $800. Ca\\ 6941280. It. J . W A R D R O B E Roofing & Siding BRAND NEW!! Co, Roofing B Siding installed and BUICK — 1947 RIVIERA, F up r\ [ j ' ' [ j 2 C H E V E L L E 1966 Malibu, 1966 Malibu, E L L E V E H C MP 8; . PS.RBH- H B .-R P.S r., d A ‘85; A L P A IM Y V E H C auto dr, 2 Corvair, 1966 T E L O R V E H C 95 ue Sot ’A1 condi A-1 ’ Sport, Super 1985 Y V E H C C H E V R O L E T 1987 Caprice, 4 d r hdtp, hdtp, r d 4 Caprice, 1987 T E L O R V E H C " C H E V Y 1968 tmpdta, white, 4 d r hdtp, hdtp, r d 4 white, tmpdta, 1968 Y V E H C C H E V Y 1968 Impala 2 dr hardlep *-r *-r hardlep dr 2 Impala 1968 Y V E H C ail wagoni, Station impala 1967 Y V E H C C H E V E L L E 1988 MalibU, auto'c, 2 dr dr 2 auto'c, MalibU, 1988 E L L E V E H C H E V R O L E T 1985 IM P A L A , 4 DR- DR- 4 , A L A P IM 1985 T E L O R V E H 8— Autos fcr Sate fcr Autos 8— ai, ai, hl wls Ol $1995. Only walls. while radio, 334-2900. steering. matic, P IP power IL H P $1895 auto-c, V-$, Only wagon, tion with air. Asking S900. Call Call S900. Asking air. with tion 334-2900. , P IP IL H P NG, $1295 Y L N O , G IN R E E T S R E W O P .W. nw ie; 90 68f-/709. $900. tires; Snow W.“W . LI '334-2909. P IP IL H P H A R D TO P , V-9, A If T O 'M A T I C . . C I T A 'M O T If A V-9, , P TO D R A H loaded, w/m any extras including air air including extras any w/m loaded, V G , auto'c, P/S, R / H , rearv window window rearv , H / R P/S, auto'c, , G V 334-2900. conditioning. S R A C D E S U erse. 729-9506. defroster. 91 Sain g agm W Station 1981, T E L O R V E H C pdwer, excellent condition^ pew tires, tires, pew condition^ excellent pdwer, '67 '67 onr $,9. al 8P-343T Call $1,890. owner, I conditioned, 33,008 miles, make otter. otter. make miles, 33,008 conditioned, al 738-3994. Call i.c y i., standard shift, R ^ H . Great Great . H ^ R shift, standard i., y i.c 6 P I . $1395 . . C TIA N PO '68 hdtp, yellow w/black interior, all all $1,65©. interior, condition, w/black Excellent tires. yellow new hdtp, Peacock M ao Tempest Wagon, Wagon, Tempest ao M Peacock warranty.* Turquoise, factory V / ance W Artesian car owner SS, impata a! 3-75 , , 835-6755. Cal! Black bucket seats.. T ru ly fine fine ly ru T seats.. bucket Black aw ht BtAr 4.1 Bet-Air White Saaw r o business that for od cnmia car! ical econom Good CHEVROLET '63 Rod inferior, auto, trap trap auto, inferior, Rod OR. GOLD,*"$1295 D L O G . P O T O R A H . R O 2 uoai, ai A Hae. $225. Heater. A Radio Automatic, CHEVROLET PHI PP 334-2800 P IP IL H P * C *2577 1982. N O G A W T E L O R V E H t fHET m Ctm 97 MPALA A L A P IM 1987 Y V E H C a 748-9815. CaU Only * r ‘ * . P A E H C 2 991-4*32 992-2003 M 472-5500 00 s ' Vs $1995.' P H IL IP P , , P IP IL H P $1995.' rg fils bal fjiiles, orlg. $1977 . 6 ______pass Station Station pass • - $695 ______. ada. _ a Hardtan. r. O » aaMr Tr C l f B < _ m ra .T rd M a ia S •at .M r , A C y L . . L y C A , r .M •at Cruiser, Auto. Auto. Cruiser, n, it % 1 $ % Vista gn., w P.S.. . ta u A , A V nk l v . e flu .S.. Onrk P afic, m ao. -, . V-B, Wagon. xir, uo ''' A — A A ' ' ' Auto- Sxyiark, tnad Tas, h J m m • Trans., Standard, Auto., P^S. P^S. Auto., 37 ABR TK. WAN $35-5050 AYNE W TPKE., HAMBURG 2317 6 DODGE ‘60 cu K U N fc i . samara r enew, Btacx Btacx enew, r samara . i fc N U K cu jjp&r** 6 FORD *68 ir. A Fact. Brahes. Rawer Steering, LTD Cuty qie 1 Pass 10 Squire. Country D T L . G A W Glue, Wood G rain Sides, R A H , , H A R Dark Sides, Brakes, rain Disc G Wood Power Glue, P.5. enger. Power Glass, M $ n atom, yi in v *68 cRUICK Of ak ! S A R T X E Y N A M Rack ROOf T NS CHEVROLET S IN ATK R IV IE R A . Olive GSM , V inyl -Root, -Root, inyl V , GSM Olive . A R IE IV R ali 5qte ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - 5'qutte x n lria fa F u ll paw cr. Tinted Glass, F a ct. A ir. ir. A ct. a F Stan! Glass, Be Tinted cr. Must paw ll u F D A R T 1 D r. HafGMp. HafGMp. r. D 1 T R A D *65 DODGE am. RAH. ra w iy let. Vinyl w Greae . H A R .. m ra T - « =■" 5 9 4 2 * " ■ = LS UO SALES AUTO AL’S RT. 23 835-141$^ POMPTON PLAINS POMPTON 835-141$^ 23 RT. *4 CEY II .CHEVY „*44 8 IMPALA *89 " YOU ETR T O FIDENCE" CON ITH W ENTER U O Y i X E H -"W 6 CHEVY ‘65 on real good cars good real on 6 BUICK ‘64 lsiid Sectim Classified dets I Our In Advertise *63 FQRO 5OD > OLDS >5 2295 9 2 *2 lo r r lo *1995 Yov’H Be fo o tin g for; g tin o Yov’H fo Be E V A S *995 5 9 6 > ^ -XL... . W W ‘ C A O J C O S S et Results Best Opp- ADnl' Saoch) AAcDonold'* - p p (O * C y L , Auto. Auto. , L y C ______J ^ W/W, C wm I i 1 *66CHEVELLE 1 Conditioned. Conditioned. s'r $2195 9 1 2 $ Es.'sr- ditionad. ditionad. . iu u sg try m cm a. r T w C ir A Fa*. Electra, Electra, a t. , - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , v-o ., n g w Sta. StaaR., R A H . . H A R StaaR., *1195 9 1 1 * - I S M .T .. A IM ., ., IM A .. .T M »aa710r. , CO OAV V A O O C , . r 0 1 u»pala,7 Tar u lu a a ra a T , H A R *60 OLDS' *98* *60 OLDS' 6 MSAG $1295 *66 MUSTANG oto, i ls, at Ai . ir A Fact. Gloss, White d e Tim Provincial ". N A Control, D E S Y R U X U L “ Black VHiyi Root, Full Powor, Cruise Cruise Powor, Full Root, VHiyi Black ci W*e Vnl af 6 L, Auto , yL C 6 Raaf, Vinyl WH*te, rctic A Economical. Economical. m atic, atic, m *64 PONTIAC L E M A N S , St». W fn ., V-B, A u l.-, P.S., P.S., l.-, u A V-B, ., fn W St». , S N A M E L B. Lae! e wSdl I and,. n la In w/Saddlc Ten Leaded! ., .B P G R A N D S P O R T. V P , Auto., vinyl vinyl Auto., , P V T. R O P S D N A R G Raaf, P.S.. Pawar OMc M M , AM* AM* , M M OMc Pawar P.S.. Raaf, BUICK '68 *65 VOLKSWAGEN M Rdo PW. AMI M A . T C A F . P.W Radio, PM H 5 9 3 2 * t p •49PONTIAC *66 CHEVY *66 CHEVY 4 BUICK *67 ^ M A ^ ^ . r D *67 FORD h w k *1295 *1095 E V A S E V A S , w/w, * | | | | T C O Q 1 $ X ■ _ ^ 5 9 8 ^ sparry. But But sparry. i ~ m % tm t M r , ___ 28— Autos for Solo 128~-Autos for Sale 1970 3, JUNE Y A D TO AYNE W 21 Page C H I V Y — 1W5 Impels, 2 door hard I CUTLASS IMS Supreme, 50,000 mile top, 409, 340 hp„ 4 speed. Good con ] Warranty, power steering 8i brakes, dition. Call 772-1308 after 5 p'.m. air conditioned^ Call 256-6900 week- j davs. 525-2226 weekends. CHRYSLER 1964 Imperial Convertible, air conditioned , needs transmis TRANSFERRED — MUST SELL I RYERSON'S sion work, $700. Call 696-4059 ' CHEVELLE — 1967 2 dr., V-8, stan- ' C O M E T 1961,-2 door, 6 cylinder, auto dard shift, $950, or 1962 CORVAlR matic, R /H , good mechanical con M ON ZA conv., . 4 on the- floor, A SERVICE dition, $150. Call 696-3761. Beauty ! $450. 696-8279. I C O M E T 1961, 2 d r Sport, good conoi- CHRYSLER 1*67 — P.S., P.B. ] tion, best offer. Call after 4:30 p.m ., A ir Conditioned. IS OUR BYWORD 696-8432. ; THUNDERBIRD — Full power. CENTER j C O R V A lR 1962 Station Wagon, auto- A ir Conditioned. 226-9859. I matic trans, needs paint & battery, BRING AUTOMOTIVE. SPECIALISTS } best offer. 427-784? after 6 p.m. j DODGE 1960 IN EXCELLENT | C O R V A lR 1965 Morjza, 2 dr, 4 speed A CONDITION, $250. CALL . 79 iewark Pompton Tpke. I traps, buckets, excellent condition, 839-4848 Y O l l R r I must see. $750 or best offer. Cali DODGE 1963 — 6 cylinder. ] ______694-4784 White. Best offer. Riverdale C ORVAlR 1965~ MOfiZA^ 4 S P E E D, Call 696-7436 WINTER R, H. EXCELLENT CONDITION. D O D G E 7965 C O R O N E T, 4 D R , A U T O 8 3 5-9 713 C A L L 835-1898 MATIC EXCELLENT CONDITION. WORN CAR 838-0493 I O O O G E 1965 Coronet; V-8. automat.c 35 YEARS { trans, powar steering, R N, good IITNOW! I condition, o n e r extras, $750. Cali I after 5 P.M . 694-6684 ! FAIRLANE — 1967 ..Ford GT CON V E R T IB L E , needs some work, $1,500. VERIFIED CAR CARE KNOW-HOW 835-0830 UNDER A U CAR MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEES I FIREBIRD — 1967, 400 convertible, stick, p/s, p/disc brakes, air, posi- tfaction, clean, low mileage. 838-2325 I after, 8 p.m . FORD 1963 STATION WAGON. POWER STEERING, V-8. CALL- 838-7668 FORD 1965 GALAXlfe "500", 4 DR SEDAN, AUTOMATIC, 6 CYLINDER. $550. C A L L 839-1022. FO R O MUSTANG - 1969 Mpch I. P s, trend motors p/disc brakes, "351", V-8, auto'c trans. 525-0925. I a u t h o r i z e d F O R D '67 L T D , P.S., P.B., auto., dark VOLKSWAGEN green, vfp yl’■ roof, tinted : glass, air cond., 37y000 miles, best offer. DEALS 748-8276 ' ______I FORD 1968 FAIRLANE JFHVIWO YOU* HUM, j 835-8285 A F T E R 3 P.M . • SA1.ES • SERVICE | FO R O 1&5 Galaxfe. 4 dr., V-8, auto- PARTS • USED CARS matic, power steering, excellent con- I dition. Only $1195 P H IL IP P 334-2SflO_ I AD Models On Display i FORD 1963 Station Wagon, automatic, ’m t 'j o A M w m P.S., P.B. THUNDERBIRD 1961, full RT. 44 ROCKAWAY I power, air conditioned. 226-9859. FORD TORINO GT — 1968. R & H, 628-0100 p b, p 's , bucket seats, console, 289 I auto'c. 797-3768. i I I AT CLEA*-m -OUT PRICES I d u s t e r m spomooupe AIR CONDITIONING plus 225 cid eng., white watt fires, wheel covers, padded dash and visors, vinyl ’67 Chevy $1695.00 *68 Chevy ..... $2195 interior,? backup lighfiy other extras! Many colors to choose from. Price includes freight, dealer's impala, 2 Dr. Sport H. Top., Green With Black Vinyl Root cover. A- caprice, 2 Dr. Hardtop, V f, Auto pregt. charges und^dk fed. taxes Trans., P. Strg., Radio, WSW, Excep I matic, P S., Gold w Blk. Vinyl Top, tional Cond., Cleon. Bucket Seats, Console, Original 25,- SPECIAL! SPECIAL! v SPECIAL! $ ’66 Mercury ooo Miie Car. warranty Transferrabie. '70 NEWPORT '70 NEW YORKER '70 PLYMOUTH 10 Pass. Colony Park Station wgn., I i-DR. HOYP, BROUGHAM i- uh power, seats, winnows, Air CUSTOM 4-DR. 2-DR. HDTP. Cpnd., A.T., P. Strg., P. Rear Win dow, White With Red Interior, Lo Mi., ■61 Chevy ...... $195 Priced For Quick Sale, Loaded with * 3 5 9 5 * 4 3 9 5 * 3 2 4 9 optional Accessories. Truly a Fine Nomad sta. wgn.. Automatic, P.S., I Auto. Trees., P.S* Fee Bucket Seats A Console, P.SM Bucket Seats with Cantor Foi Used t'ar. Just the Answer to That Small V-8, Runs.Great! Prcied Right. Down Arm . Auto. Trans., P.S.J Low Price. A ir Cond., n u t Glass, Radio, P.B., P. Windows, W.W., Vinyl F.B., P.Wind., P.Seats*.383 Eng.,I White W«Rs, Wheel Covers, Reef, Fac. Air Cond., Radio ' Speed Con., Road W h e e I s j I Vinyl Roof, Many Extras. Stereo Tope, Extras. Ffberglas. Tires. SCHUMACHER 56 SUBURBAN TRAOED USED CAP SPECIALS1 CHEVROLET I MAIN ST. 256-1065 LITTLE FALLS '70 DOOGC ___ .> .i...... $2995 '70 DODGE ...... $2895 CH ALLEN G ER 2-DR. HD TP . L S p w l. Racket Seen » SUPER B E E . Auto. Trans., P.S., P.B., Vinyl Roof, I Ceaseta. w e e Ovel Tires. Peel Trectiea. RAM. : Raad Wheels, Posi. Tract. RBH. '69 ROADRUNNER _____. . . $2295 '69 PONTIAC ...... $2595 e-Speea. Backet Seels. Wide Oval Tires. RBM. G TO 2-DR. HDTP. Auto. Trews., P.S., P.B., Bucket '68 DODGE ...... 1 $1995 Mats B Console, Vinyl Roof, Wide Oval Tires. I CORONET R T B O R . H D TP . Ann. Trees.. P.S.. Bucket FORD ...... SAVE Seen * console. Wide oval Tires. RAH. , — PAIR LA N E SQUIRE. 6-Pass. Wgn., Auto. Trons., '6 8 FORD ...... $2Y95 P.B., RAH, Roof Rack. G ALAKIE MB 2-OR. MOTP. Auto. Trade. P.S.. P.B., Vinyl Reef, Vinyl In t. Fee. Air C o n .. Tint. Gloss, '6 8 B U C K ...... $2695 BAN. LASABRE 4-DR. HOTP. Auto. Trans., P.S., P.B., Vinyl I '68 PLYMOUTH ...... $8195 Reef. Fac. A ir Cand., RAH. F U R Y III 4-Qflt. HDTP. Auto. Trans., P.S.. P.B.. Vinyl '68 CHRYSLER ...... $2595 Roof. F a c Air Cand., Tint Glass, Bafc F a c Warr., H E WORT 2-DR. HDTP. Auto. Trans., P.S., P.B., Fac. ROM. A ir Cand., Vinyl Roof, Bal. Fac. Warr, I •67 PLYMOUTHWAGON . . . $1795 '68 CHRYSLER ...... $2395 FU R Y .-PASS. WAGON. Auto. Tran s. P.S., P.B., Pec. NEW PORT CONV. Auto. Trans., P.S., P.B., F a c Air I Air Cand. Tint, ones, Bel. Fee. Warranty. Cand., Tln l. Glass. BaL Fa c Warranty. '68 PLYMOUTH ...... $1695 '68 CHEVROLET ./. C ...... $2195 ! FU R Y II M « . SON. V-d. Avle. Trane. P .S . Bel. P M . IMP A LA 4-DR. H D TF . Auto.’ Trans., P.S., P.B., F a c 1 I warn RAH. A ir, Vinyl Reef. RAH. '68 B U K K ...... $2395 '68 CHEVROLET...... $2395 SKYLARK AOR. -SDN. v -». Auto. Treee.. P .S . P .B . IM PALA CUSTOM CPE. V-8, Auto. Trans., P.S^ P.B., F a c A ir. Vinyl Reef. 'RBH. Fee. Air Cond., Vinyl Roof, RAN. '68 O IO S *...... • $2495 '68 PLYMOUTH WAGON .... $2595 I PUNY HI M W . WON. MM. Yroes. P.S., P.B., Root .CUTLASS S 2-OR. HD TP . Auto. Trans^ P.S.. P.B., Fee. A ir C— Vinyl Reef, RBM. Rack, Fee. A ir Cand.. T im . Oleic. RAH. '66 PLYMOUTH W AGON ...... $1295 '6 6 OLDSMOBILE ...... $1395 •CLVSO SRC II 6-PAS*. W AGON. Auto. Trans^ F.S., *88* 4-DR. Auto. Trons., P.S., P .B .,' F a c Air Cond., I p .b ., F a c A ir Candra RAH. FASTEST m I G R O W I N G * * A T W m . 5 DEALER.. I 7^ T0T0WA& CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH /?€?? 112 ROUTE 46 TOTOW A • 7 8 5 -1 6 2 0 I "Th ree Time Factory Saies-Contest Winner" 645 WASHiHGTON AVE.. BELLEVILLE e 751 0400 Op*. Daily till 1:10 P M ______W A Y N E T O D A Y JU N E 3, 1970 P w 22 f onr. 445-89$ country. of i f f / PRD If f TO I D /P0R ~ he, eeb, xel cn. $995. cond. excell. reverb., wheel, ' to, tnad 31 nie ar con air engine, 351 standard, tion, . I GRA mile low owner, single 1964, IE X A L A G i2 P Le" M ANS 1970. $3295, Sport Pontiac, Pontiac, Sport $3295, 1970. ANS M Le" ANG 16 FsbH£ , 9, 4 390, T, FastbaHe£G 1967 G N TA pas S U M 9 Park Colony 1965 Y R U C R E M M P A L A 1968 Custom Coupe, green, green, Coupe, Custom 1968 A L P A M \ lacks. ______. radio. Call days $4-6225, after 6 p.m . . p.m 6 after $4-6225, days Call .radio. O R D 1949 Falriane, excellent condl- condl- excellent Falriane, 1949 D R O automatic, air conditioned, conditioned, air automatic, ditioned, less than 12,000 miles. Call Call miles. 12,000 than less ditioned, o. 215 PHI PP, 334-2800. , P IP IL H P $2,195. top. l W V Loaded, g, efc scn cr Ms see. Must car. second perfect age, 496-2908. 256-6063. vinyl top, y-8 , 400 engine, 4 barrel, barrel, 4 engine, 400 , y-8 top, vinyl 345-1928. spd, re d ,. black interior, wide ovals, ovals, wide interior, black ,. d re spd, power cond.. air options, many ui on er et 835-0)78. seat. rear down puli and Call $1,095. steering, cond, power excell brakes, Wagon, senger M F AM brakes, disc power steering, 8— -Aatos -Aatos 8— D RX ’ — PRIX ND o mlae Taserd out Transferred mileage. Low A ir, ir, A LTD LTD ic, /, Traction P/S, Discs, 694-2569 838-3991 RE WAGON — N O G A W E IR U Q S for for • 1963, tilt steering steering tilt 1963, ______Sale ______black black __ 28— Autos for Sale 18 A ntes fee Sole 26 ■ Antes fo r Sale r ■fo 26 Antes Sole fee ntes A 18 Sale for Autos 28— O L D S 1965 F-85, y-8 , power steering steering power , y-8 F-85, 1965 S D L O PS/ auto'C, "442", 1948 E IL OD S M LD O LE 16 Ctas urm, 4 Supreme, Cutlass 1964 E IL B O M S D L O O L D S M O B fL E 1966 Torohado, excellent excellent Torohado, 1966 E fL B O M S D L O O L D S M O B IL E 1^66 Cutlass Supreme] Supreme] Cutlass 1^66 E IL B O M S D L O O L D S M O B IL E 1967 Cutlass Supreme, Supreme, Cutlass 1967 E IL B O M S D L O 92 LE Spr 8 NT Ex x E T N $8, Super E IL B O M S D L O 1962 DS M, tr ie Cneml. pl- Ipull- Convermile. Fire, star 1M4, S LD O ht, V8 atmtc pwr steer power automatic, =V-8, hdtp, r d ,p.m. 6 after #6-1374 Call . firm and brakes, factory a ir, good cond. cond. Eves. good 8354794 ir, a 8354700, factory Call $700. $1,975 brakes, deck, and tape , M F / M A air, , PB odto,,ar odtoe. ny $1795. Only conditioned. air condition,;, cellent condition, origins' paint. P/S. P/S. 7444178.“ paint. evenings, origins' condition, cellent n, ny 155 PHI PP, 334-2800. , P IP IL H P $1,595. only ing, dr hdtp, black black hdtp, dr P H ILIP P ,\ 334-2800. ,\ P ILIP H P power sudd nw ie, 55 Cat* $545. * tires, snow studded , B / P d r hdtp, excellent \throughout. Only Only 334-2800.1 \throughout. , P IP tL excellent H P $1795. hdtp, r d brand nbw. Only $1$5. P H IL IP P , , P IP IL H P $1$5. Only nbw. 334-2800. brand power, Excellent condition, $850. Call Call $850. condition, Excellent power, 7444137. iteerm g, w 'w, radio, like like radio, 'w, w g, iteerm vinyl top, aufo'c, aufo'c, top, 2 ? euig i cniinn. ny $2395. Only in- steering conditioning. power air auto'C, eluding roof. I yinyl i . P O N TIA C 1968 LeMans, 2 d r hdtp, hdtp, r d 2 LeMans, 1968 C TIA N O P H T U O M Y L P AC 14 GTO — Cn. i 4 Conv. — O T G 1948 C IA T N O P P O N T IA C 19$ G T O — JOdge, orange orange JOdge, — O T G 19$ C IA T N O P P O N T IA C 1968, 2 d r hardtop, olive olive hardtop, r d 2 1968, C IA T N O P P O N T IA C 19$ G T O , , O T G 19$ C IA T N O P P O N TIA C * 1965 BonnevTTTe, 2 d r, all all r, d 2 BonnevTTTe, 1965 * C TIA N O P AC 16 Ctln, 2 Catalina, 1967 C IA T N O P ______uoai, ukt et. ny M IM H Only seats. bucket automatic, LI 334-2100. , P IP IL H P green w "black vinyl top A Interior, Interior, A top vinyl "black w green /ht itro, sed vr good very speed, 4 interior, w/white Coll $1,750, Price trans. auto's aon $1,975. Maroon. rat. $2,595. arranty. W black, leather interior, a ir cond, etc. etc. cond, ir a interior, leather black, 1 785-0295. condition. tires, /w w steering, e,r w o p , H / R Buying new ca r,' best offer. Call Call offer. best r,' ca new Buying et odto. ny l,595. E Only 334-2800. condition. lent ih gen bak iy roof. vinyl black green, light 334-2800. , P IP IL H P TYamontin Harley Davidson, Inc. Inc. Davidson, Harley TYamontin 3 Lxntn v. Clifton, Ave., Lexington 535 i m 7-86 ______278-9826 F u ry , 2 d r. hdtp, V-8 V-8 hdtp, r. d 2 , ry u F 4964229 135-2243 T S U M 4 speed. Factory Factory speed. S E L L . Call Call . L L E S LI . P IP IL H P r d excel.- hdtp, O P E L 1 9$ G T , dark green, 4 speed, speed, 4 green, dark , T G 9$ 1 L E P O Pompton Plains^ Plains^ Pompton O P E L 1964 Wagon, 4 speed stick shift shift stick speed 4 Wagon, 1964 L E P O motor, . .t F 283 1941— , E T T E V R O C O P E L — 19$, yellow, black Interior, Interior, black yellow, 19$, — L E P O D O C 6 E - $64 Slant 6, Platform Platform 6, Slant $64 - E 6 C O D DODGE V A L IA N T 19$, S IG N E T R E D , 2 D R , , R D 2 , D E R T E N IG S 19$, T N IA L A V Landau, 2-dr:, '47, D IR B R E D N U H T RAJdfcLlM PONTIAC C O R V E T T E 1961, 327-350440, 4 speed, speed, 4 327-350440, 1961, E T T E V R O C RAMBLER T R IU M P H 19$ G T 4 , must sell, best best sell, must , 4 T G 19$ H P M IU R T P E E J 28B ■■Trolleys A racks' T & v blade interior, red outside. Caff 696 696 Caff outside. red interior, v blade 0 TRAI KE E IK B IL A R T 100 A K A D O H * ■Motorcycles — 28C H d N D A 70 T R A IL 98 — L I K E N E W . . W E N E K I L — 98 IL A R T 70 A D N d H 28 A— Import s-Sporf s-Sporf s Import 28 A— runs good, great mileage, good tires, tires, good mileage, great good, runs tolly equipped. Must sell, best offer. offer. best sell, Must equipped. tolly $4-3762. CaH $390. 8358812 after after 8358812 hoe nw ie. x cn. 992-245B. cond. Ex. tires. new chrome, side doors, 6 cylinder, stldc, stldc, cylinder, 6 doors, side os, 6 n da wel, tH, Cus , Jt/H wheels, dual In. 16 hotst, 797-5779. $175. G O O D T R A N S P O R T A T IO N . . N IO T A T R O P S N A R T D O O G $175. o Cb $5.Cal atr 5, after ll a $650.'C Cab, tom Hurst; 4 sp. Heddons, 2 tops, new new tops, 2 Heddons, sp. 4 Hurst; 496-4115. condition. good radio, radio, time. any 4180 very heater, It radio steering, power CYL, ,0 MI $,5. L L A C $2,150. . S E IL M 6,000 , L Y C Immaculate 8 461-0675. tires. Call $2295, P.S., ., condition, fiberglass P«B top, stone vinyl & w/black yellow tire after system, Call exhaust battery. new trans., I has new seats, top, battery & tires, tires, & battery top, seats, new has 697-7$l. fire /'-new conditioned, ir a factory offer, excellent condition, condition, excellent offer, al fe 6>m. $507$ o $40244. or $ 7 0 5 $ . m > 6 afaer Call iku bd, opee o y $1995. ly on 234-5*00. , complete, P IP tL H P body, pick-up blue. Valencia wheels, ire w radio, TI CALL L L A C . N IO IT D N O C T N E L L E C X E _ f CK- ONLY $1195. Y L N O . P -U K IC P -Including 9 15 c R E L B M A R C S cc 125 19$ A D N O H t « •oaof bning youngl intoGet850Family a Sedan startand eaving... TM-B •rmd^he convention•rmd^he ofmaking payments car!onbig a Lawortbe LER R E IL A R T Y T I L I T U V E 14 FL^ETSI E ID S T E ^ L F 1944 LET O EVR H C DRI T A W O N M E H T E IV R -D T S E T t Pwr TOYOTA A T O Y O T Powers att M 3-11 WEEKENDS- . Y L N -O S D N E K E E W 839-1161, RES, R E F F O T S E B , S E IR T W E N RMN UOOIE TD. D LT AUTOMOTIVE BREMEN O N ST K C TO S IN NOW S E L C Y C CK MI TRAI S IL A R T I IN M K IC R E V A M n o . . . t a g MMEDI VERY - Y R E IV L E D E T IA D E M IM f?, 4 , Iff? / TN PICK-UP TON i/i 372 atr :0 . . p.m 6:30 after 8357224 * * * w / w $UM U T$ A 0 NI S E L C Y C I IN M P P U R 1967 A T O Y O T r AD CRUISER LAND VAN VAN Crown Sedan. 4 dr., dr., 4 Sedan. Crown 96 160^CC 1966 A D N O H 1946 Tompost, 2 d r Sedan, Sedan, r d 2 Tompost, 1946 P H IL IP P ,. 334-2800 ,. P IP IL H P CALL 8357590 L L A C : ALTY Y T L IA C E P S C A J 0 TOYOTA 70 1961 Wagon, rebuilt engine, engine, rebuilt Wagon, 1961 91 ON WAG 0 G A W N IO T A T S 1961 0 TOYOTA 70 S CYCLES S E L C Y C TS R O P S 30 n so tires. snow and 694-1095 L L A C -he drive t-wheel a! 487-3884 Cal! 697-2240 L L A C ail y tiroit. ly p radial wheel drive, w/plow, w/plow, drive, wheel b r u c e h t t d Homs of standardequipment :k k 5: 838-7681 835-8249 697-2240 ... p e e k p u 19M 19M — 30 . $310. 17 23 . T I 1167 1967, 6 .. 694-1422. p.m. V x lV Z R /H , , /H R x 939-2500 x # onoil changes. saveAnd on "oittras", too,Tho AM/FM AM/FM 6VY 6VY A : : TOO,A $1195. 696-60S0 f w I t - o doesHow 8 -Motorcycles »28C L IL A R T D N A S E L C Y C R O T O M D E T N A W condition, good cc, $ 1 1965, A W A J \ ON. 2 . $ -22 7 $ L L A C . N IO T original 6,080 Inspection, ptfss ill w KES, MK, I D N O C D N A /MAKE, Y N A , S E IK B 8352220. miles. Must Must miles. OR SCOOT A T T E M M A L ' - R TE O O C S R TO O M TI N IO IT D N O C T N E L L E C X E rmni Hre Dvdo, nc c In Davidson, Harley Tramontin othm. othm. Open ju y vacatieui ty jaun ; - impeia impeia - CALDWELL ft? CALDWELL Cape, t ejo Irene., erjto. -t, V , e p a C . m e M P.S., P.S., 3 Lxntn e. Clifton. ., ve A Lexington 535 6 Cerlt $1395 . .clean. Chevrolet extra ., '65 m tra A I « * e d a c i heart 91 r r l W O N 1971 R U O Y R E 6 R O 6 Cov r $1095 . . it! ; e ir u orva end C hi '67 5 Cease 9 7 $1 reef. . . vteyl Chavalle '67 $ i U $ RAH, yeong reel, the Per yl vin condition. trans., mint ed Spi I 6 Cerlt $1695 Chevrolet '67 $2195 . . ara Cam #4 S $5. 59^4400. L L A C $150. . Hat 7 Bloomfield473 Ave. r t in ao, auto, Wagon, lian Ita ir A loti AG SELECTION LAKGK 226-6666 I SAVINGS! BIG E N Y A W enRy earl aenneRiy chargeoxtra for, A Bran ie s here) Is time Bargain . 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E N JU Y A D TO E YN A W 23 Page Griffith Eyes Win Over Bogs For Shot At Nino COPENHAGEN (A P I—EraUe two years ago to Benvenuti in in hiA tall body that in 55 fights T o the Dane, Thursday’s fight fatal mistake in bringing Grif; Griffith, the'' former world mid New York. no one has been able to floor - expect -d to % attract /»ome ft h here. dleweight boxing titlist, battles At 32, Griffith will put all he him. 10,000 fan;; to an open-air, sub “ I saw Griffith train with. fom Bogs of Denmark, the di learned in 13 tough years of box A leftjabber, he may be the urban soccer stadium—is-a cal Tom Bfethea in JYugoslavia W vision’s '■ reigning European ing, including 20 middleweight “ one-armed champ” that some culated risk he runs in the hope fore Bethel's recent attempt at champ, in a 12-round bout here or welterweight world' title hold him lb be. that a victory will remove any Benvenuti’s title in Yugosla Thursday night'’. fights, against a Dane who is But the stinging left, and his doubt that he is the man Ben via,” Palle 'said. Nino Benvenutl of Italy,,the seven years his Junior and not enormous physical power, en venuti must take on next. "Griffith is much better than 1 l, imagined. He has not slowed, i reigning world chpmpion, will by far his equal in speed, tech- . ough to keep him unbeaten, Danish promoter - manarer he punches as hard as ever, and | watch from ringside. The bout nical brilliance and experience. make him European champ and Mogens Paije, who! has skillful tor the first time I’m really j is seen as the last chance Grif But Bogs, a.former bricklay get him the position of No. 1 ly steered Bogs’ career, openly afraid that my man may get in j fith, an American, has to secure er and a handsome fellow packs challenger tor the world title serious tr >uble.” another crack, at the title he lost so much sapngth and stamina in most ratings. admitted he may have made a Howard Slams Sox,YanksCop By TOM SAUADINO ’ Big Frank Howard, the Washington slugger who happens to ’ead the American League in home runs, claims that making contact is hs biggest problem. The same might be true of the' entire American League when 4 ; Sudden San McDowell is on the mound. Investigate Tuesday night neither of th e * veteran AH Star performers had any difficulty. The Death Howard r.nlled his 16th homer o f the season, a rfcrio-run shot Of Sawchuk^ that earned the Senators a 2-2 tie, and b.:fj bloop single trig MINOLA” N.Y. i API—Nas gered a two-run eighth-inning sau Count! Dist. Atty. William rally that brought Washington a Cahn has oroered a grand jury 4-3 victory over the CKicago investigation into the death o f White Sox. New York Rangers goalie Terry Sawchuk. McDowell, the A L ’s strikeout Cahn oatied for the probe king, had a no-hitter for seven Tuesday as detectives* checked innings but had to settle for a reports that the 40-year-old Saw two-hitter :n the opener of a chuk- was hospitalized following doublehead'u- as th e' Cleveland an April 29 brawl with team- Indians swept Milwaukee 4-1, male Ron stpwart. 8-5. Veteran National Hockey" PANCHO GONZALES IN LOSING CAUSE— Poncho Gonzales, forecourt, readier for a back In other A L contests, Boston League stu died of a blood clot hand Tuesday of New York's Madison Square Garden during match with Australian Rad whipped Minnesota 5-1, New Sunday at New York Hospital, Laver. Laver wed the match and right to compete tn finals of the Tennis Champions Classic. York edg.x". Kansas City 3-2, where he had undergone several ' ~ ______- ,______'• ' J , v '______• ’ Baltimore slopped Oakland 61 operations. and C a lifin ia nipped Detroit 3-2 in 10 innings. According to one version. Sawchuk and Stewart got into L aver Overwhelms Gonzales In the National League, At ,a fight at a Long peach, N.Y.. lanta beat New York, 4-1, St. bar and later continued at their - Louis belted San Francisco 12-1, rented house in. nearby East San Diego bombed Pittsburgh Atlantic Bench. (pi Tennis Classic At Carden 14-8, Houston topped Montreal V 64, Cinciuati downed Philadel-* SawchuK had told police that Madison Square Garden was the scepe last night as Rod Laver overcame Pane ho Gonzales, phia 7-2 *n a game calk'd by he and iiis teammate "were .6-3, 65, 6-1, in the $260,000 Tennis Championshi p Classic. T o the disappointment o f many tin the rain in the seventh inning and wrestling . . just horsing crowds of 7,903 who had hoped to share another -sentimental and memorable moment with the Los Angeles at Chicago was around,” but other accounts venerable 42-year-okl master, Laver showed I why,, when the big-money match is t o be won, he will called by ram. said the fight was more serious. win It. \ series, which will - be played night’s " second semifinal be The victory moved the 31- July 16 at the Garden. Laver tween two other Australian pro year-old Australian to the $50,- fessionals,. Ken Rosewall and 000 championship, fin a l.o f the' meets the winner - of Friday Roy Emerson. f Mc Laren, Auto Racer, Tbe 35-year-old Rosewall, who m eets-Laver tonight in Baseball Standings S t Louis fti jh e final of the Dies . In Fiery Crash rain-delayed $30,000 Rawlings tournament, beat Tom Okker of GOODWOOD, England > API AMPKICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL l e a g u e the Netherlands, 62, 6-4, 62, 1 The auto racing world today East Division in last night’s opening match. mourned the death of Bruce w L Pet. GB w L P e t GB Laver and Gonzales split the McLaren, one of its top drivers. Baltimore 34 15 .694 —' Chicago 25 20 .556 semifinal check of $25,000, but He died Tuesday at 32 in the New York 27 23 • .540 J 7 V t New York 25 24 310 2 -Laver ' now . is ih position to crash of an experimental ear Washington 23 24 .489 10 S t .Louis 22 24 .478 3 V2 chase the biggest single payoff o f his own design. Detroit 31 24 .467 11 Pittsburgh 24 .27 ’ .471 4 in sport’s history — the McLaren, a ' New Zealander, 'Boston 21 25 .457 ii% Philadelphia 20 28 .417 6>A $35,600 that goes to the series' spun out o f control in the ante Cleveland IS ,27 .400 14 Montreal 16 31 MO f0 champion. "while driving at 180 miles per Went Division West Division Gonzales told his Sen, Rich hour on the Goodwood Circuit 31 14 .689 .— .' Cincinnati 37 v!4 .725 ' t i n , . Minnesota ard Jr., before the match that and crashed into an earthen California 31 0 7 ,646 1%' Atlanta 28' 1% .596 7 he was having slight muscle bank. 24 .510 8 Loe Angeles 29 20 .592 7 Oakland „ 25 spasms in his back. I f tbe mas- . His MD8 .sports car broke in 19 28 .404 13 San Franc’co a£ 27 ,471 13 Kansas City ‘ter lacked the decisive first vol two and' exploded into flames. 14tt, Houston 22 29 .431 15 Chicago 18 30 ...375- ley and the unretumable serve, McLaren was dragged clear but Milwaukee f 15 17 San D iego’ 23 32 .418 16 32 519 it was chiefly because Laver died in minutes. Baltimore s. Oakland 1 . Houston 4, Montreal 4 dominated the tempo. McLaren decided against per Cleveland 4-9, Milwaukee 1-5 Atlanta 4, New York 1 The Aussie held service sonally competing at Indianapo CatMamie X Detroit *, M Innings Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia Z S innings, rain Washington 4 , Chicago 3 Las Angies at Chicago, ram — throughput; only onoe was Gon lis last month in order to ready New York 3„ Kansas City 3 San D ie g o -14, Pittsburgh t RACING DRIVER KILLED — Beaton 5; Minnesota 1 ■ - St. Louis 13, San Francisco 1 zales within a break point.. the MD8 for his defense of the m i y * i Om n i Today's Camas “He played as well against pretigious Canadian-American Bruce McLaren, one of the Baltimore (Cueller *5-3) at Oakland (Fin- - Lea Angeles (foster ■ id ) et Chicago world’s tap auto racing driv f i r » M ) « N (Hettunan. 4-3) 5b me ap. hej .has-in a long time,” Series races. Detroit (LaHdt 4-5) at California (Mas- San Otago (Dobson 3-5) et Pittsburgh Gonzales 4614. “I wasn’t run w u death came on the same ers, was kitted Tuesday when atrsmmi 5-4), K (Mesa 3-7). H Cleveland (Hand 4 4 ) at MUwaukaa ta n Francisco (Puente 1-3) at St. Leuts ning down as many balls as I track which ended the career Hi* ear crashed at ISO miles (Ta ylo r 1-3), N . . (Krausaa 34JU N a J ■ .* , a J*? o f Sterling Moss in 1961. Moss per hour, the New Zealand CMcago (Jmtm 4-7) at Washington (Cole New York (Soever 7-4) at Atlanta (Jar should, but I haven’t had as man M k M vis S S ). N much time to practice hard be survived a high-speed collision driver hit a bank In t trial Kansas City (Orage 3-3) at New ^Terfc Philadelphia . (Short 3-5) at Cincinnati run at Goodwood, England. (NMan dm. It ' - ' ' ’ cause o f some physical prob -«t Goodwood but hasn’t raced Oaston (Slebert Montreal (Wegener ee) at I teuton <®rlt- since. JAP Wirepheto). , Nearly"100 automobiles from out of really think the 25 miles an hour speed of the Ice Center-in Branch Brook ning car and driver In the 'ra ce w ill the past will be jostling each other for limit w ill even be broken along the Park, (before which time the public is probably go Unnoticed in the press due first place in a “Sort of Race" along course." invited to view these priceless relcs). to the spectacular '500 Memorial pity roads from Brandi Brook Park in Th e fact is, according to Harris, Under police escort, the horseless, car race at ‘Indy’, over the previous week Newark, to Turtle Bade/Zoo in West some of the cars will have trouble get riages will proceed up Park Avenue, end, w e aren’t even going to bother Orange, June 13. ting over the top of the hills along the through East Orange to Main Street in finding out who wins this one," Harris The “Sort of Race” is being spon route, and may have to be pdshedL West Orange. Those cars that have' related. “We wouldn’t want to take any sored by the 75th Anniversary Commit The object of this affair, as with the made it this far WiB then only -have to publicity away from the winner of the tee o f the Essex County (Park System 75 mile bicycle race held last Sunday go to the end o f Main Street, turn right 500.anyway." . ' - - - ^ >*-; - in cooperation with the New Jersey Re (June 7), between several parks and coast the rest of the w ay to Turtle The public will be aide to talk to Back Zoo's parking lot. The slbw paced gion of the Antique Automobile |Ciub throughout Essex County, is to com owners and drivers and view .the old o f ^America. ~ \ memorate the 75th Anniversary of the race w ill take about 30 minutes, accord autos throughout the afternoon at Tur “Thp event will probably be one of Essex County Park System—the oldest ing to Harris. tle Back Zoo. Bat, like the pla$$oy the slowest races on record,” ■•dd Wil- countjr-parfc system in the nation. Once the cars have all arrived at - tiarn R. Harris, o f Essex Kells, Chair The run will start at 10:30 a.m. from Turtle Back, there will be a judging, of bunnieb, you won't be allowed to touch man of the 75th Committee- “X •'don’t i he assembly point on the parking lot the . best cars in tfte race. “As thew ln- t h e m ... ' // Rost 174 Takes Home Hoftsmn And Siepe Star In 7-6 Victory Wayne Post 174. — Wayne to the* victory, but needed re PAL opened their season with lief help from Rich Novakow- a 7-9 victory over Clifton Post ski in the seventh inning. Bill 347 on Monday night. Star bas- •Arata also aided defensively ketballer Gary. Hoitsma receiv with a diving catch of .a line ed the win and also helped out drive with Clifton runners on with the stick, collecting two second and third.. hits in three at bate. Clifton scored first with a Slugging Kim Siepe went single run in the first inning, three for four at the plate and only to have Wayne counter 'scored three tallies. Hoitsma this with one run in their bot scattered Seven hits enroute tom half. Clifton put two metre across in the second, but, onbe again. Wayne came through With scores, thiK time with four Owner Will big runs to go ahead 54. Clifton came back to tie the Testify In game ,in the sixth with i two runs* This evened -matters at 6-6. I-Wayne scored thifetr win C d s e ning run in th e, bottom half as a Frank Harland single B y MIKE RATHET . drove in Gary Webh. This set NEW YORK (AP) — The the stage for heroice from No- defense in the Curt Flood case ' vakowski and Arata in the sev was expected today to put cm enth. - the stand .Cincinnati owner Extra base-hits in the.game Francis Dale, one of- a steady were recorded by J. Conrad, a stream, of baseball officials tes double, and Costa, a two-run tifying that the sport canno’t homer. Both players are -from exist without the controversial Clifton. reserve system. c im m Post 347 Wayne Post 174 ■m as H ... AB R H Mark Hughes, - chief counsel Turano,2b,cf 4 X Glover,ss mm J.Conrad,cf,rf 4 0 Koshlap,2b fo r baseball's defendants, esti Conklin,3b 0 Arata,2b mated it would be the end of Metti.lf - , 1 Siepe,cf R. Conrad, lb 1 Ferrara,rf the weeke or the first part of S ikorax 3 *1 1 Knepper.rf next week before the defense W iitxf 1 1 0 Panso,lf Costa,ph i i 1 0len,3b ’ had exhausted its list o f wit GBta.^b 0 0 0 Edgar,3b nesses. Quinn,ss 3 0 0 W ebb,lb lngrahm ,p.lb 3 0 2 .Hariand,c Quack'ush,pr 0 0 0 Hoitsma,p ; Also scheduled to testify to- Novakoski,p’■ B 6 0 -day;was John Gaherin, chief la 7 Totals 21 7 12 121 M2 M l ! bor negotiator for the owners. HI Ml *—7 12 2 OPENING DAY VfCTOR$*-Wayno Post 174 Is soon hero hr » groap photo. OiowonA i i ^ opened their season with a 7-4 victory over GKfton Post 347. s PAL League r , g ■ ■ + ■ • .5-.- . v - ... . 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Hutton M atzner Publications 1 »Va •3Va ) Cavdllo A rt Studio Maple SnSdc Bar 7 5 Vair Decker fg World Cup Sm m T-B o w l Drugs 7 ‘ - 5 Ruesa Construction Loren* Transmissions 4 4 V a rk * Oil -Preakness VOHey Sportsmen S 7 ' Divtsien 0 * W Kennys Esso ■ 7 S 7 Semerraro Construction 10 * .- MEXICO CITY (AP>—F oot more games were on tap today in the Woijd Cup See- Norman Scott Real Estate 2Vj m Palex / m Wayne Kiwanis lVa 10V2 Automatic Doorman * V h -cer Championships, which Tuesday saw defending champion England' score a 1-4 vic West Division W -L Daniel Motors d kTa llia 's Restaurant 10 2 Atkins Chevrolet S tory oyer Rumania, English Captain Bobby Moore, detained a week ago in Bogota on Dorfrem wagon * 10 2 v Lawn-A-M at *416 Old Bam Millc Bar W i T-Bowi Shopping Center \ theft charges, won praises for his defensive play from Mario Zagalo, coach of the Brizil- Paddock Inn' Tty • Wayne FOR: - 7 - LEAGUE ian team which is expected td be England’s chief challenger for the coveted Juies Rimet Preakness/ Pharmacy Preakness Valley Nursery w Trophy, emblematic of world supremacy in the s^ort. *T - Schulte's Wertst M . Wayne Piaa kVi A ^He Was the! star of the -L Pier Koolstra g a m e ," said Zagalo. . u - SENIOR LEAGUE - - .■ - "J . V' *>' X El Salvador, Italy vs.' Sweden, champion, b.-at underdog Israel Wayne P B A T “Once again he proved h e is Czechoslovakia vs.j Brazil add - . Van Oer May Funeral Home O 2 0 W ayne P A L IM. * • oneofthe finest defensive play Morocco- vs. West Germany!. Gabriels * 5 Peru trailed 24 but rallied far Van Ness Msforsl ^ ' f ers in the world today and a In the most exciting match Shier Shoes < 4 man of great personality," mid its triumpr with CuMUae-sooh Am erican Cyenam id SHr Tuesday, Peru defeated" a Lawn Sprinklers of Wayne* 316 Zagalo. strong Bulgarian team 3-2, and Jng the go ahead goal in the Mack Wayne Plastics 2 F H c Shell • t c Today's games: Belgium vs. Uruguay, a two-tjme world 73rd minute: V