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Police have enough trouble trying to keep pace witli thc mushrooming crime wave with their limited forces without having to contend with a careless citizenry. For every break anrl -entry the police who try doors every night can report an alar.ming number of businessman who leaves their door unlocked. Too many-thieves can .just ■nd SO U T H BER G EN REV IEW walk into local shops and stores and carry of/ thc loot.
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Former Assemblyman Car- jurisdiction over tax d:s- ..‘,he,1. Then v v .' > carve l ’ ie Savino was exported to run mine Savino Jr. of Lyndhurst putes that rise above Ihe mu- years in the NV-v Jer ev \-som- lor ..tat< senator on the county took his oath of office as a hicipaJ awl county levels. Th< illy as a I!.; . n C.amt.v dele- ticket but decided to take thc judpe of the New Jersey Stale aoard consist* of five members. a-e. state tax appeals post. Board of Tax Appeals Tuesday On Wednesday Savino sat In recent years Savino wa one Savino had had wide e\pe- in Trenton. Savino assumed his Jersey Citv to familiarize him- of tile leaders who fought to put rienee in realty m 'tters, hawng new duties at once. *-clt ,vith procedure*. new leadership at the head of served as counsel for his fa Superior Court Judge Thomas A native of Lyndhurst. Savino il e Bergen County Republican ther’s real estate firm for over Schettino presided at the brief is the son of tin' late May or Car- iitrty. Three years ago he was 30 years. It is now: opera ted by crremony that was attended hy mine Savino Sr. and Mrs. An- r.a unsuccessful candidate for his orother. John, S&vino's wife, Kileen, and his toinelte -Savino. Savin.) was an assi'sublx..nomination.J0n an fiav. Richard J. Hughes »ve~ sisters, Mrs. Edward Rocsohke. i;r:.duated finni Lyndhurst High insurgent Republican ticket. < mmended the appointment to principal of Roosevelt School, Tlie purpose of the fight was Savino. It was unanimously ap- and Miss Charlotte Savino, prin- achieved whin tlie county party p:ovcd last week by the State. cipal of Lincoln School, both of a as reorganized and scored out- Senate. H*;> term of office is Lyndhurst. •■.anding victories in tho last U\e years and the salary S17,- Tlie Tax Appeal Hoard has t lection
Another Dope M eeting Is Set
Till-: COMMI M T I \ltuir, epnrfment cited five ix^xts for Elimination of blighted and priottttinn area* which ap- ■*. largely to unimproved ■ant land not likelv to he AxVntie to Orient Way: eloped by private capital, i*_>rlong Orient Way to perty which resists develop- tion with Route IT; an rtl because ol ownership dis- erly along Route 17 to p», and a number ot sub- twin with Route 46 th, uiard -and obsolescent build- n'ng point s Th rough careful and cum- The Hackensack Mea Commission, a public hensive development, such tion. would be charged diuons would b» eliminated, Hy with preparing afte k-AGE 1 WO H it COMMERCIAL l l .a u l k ajnl> & uum BKHGJuN REVIEW TMIRSDSY, MAY 18,1967 ;
How wide will your child's world be?
Very wide and full of possibilities— if he starts with will be ready for school each year during the next 7 years. normal health, a good home, and the best education possible, And as these children progress, they push the overcrowding But considerably smaller and less promising— if the best right through to the highest grades. education possible is lacking. And right now that lack is 11 inis happens here, it affects everybody m our community. a threat to every child (yours included) unless we get together For when the standard of education is lowered, other standards to give our schools the constant help they need from all of us. of prosperity take a downward trend.. Today, throughout America, many public schools are W e need our schools and our schools reed us. If you want overcrowded, under-staffed and under-equipped . . . for our to help, offer your services to your local group working in recent high birth rate means that a million additional children behalf of better schools.
k Thu educational endeavor it made possible by the coOpfiiritfWI • ! thf following puMlc-spirited citiiea* wbo are always in the fore striving to make our community a finer and better place io which to live.
PKIFTH F. BENEDICT, Prudent HOWARD (I. CLAUBF.RG, Prr.idenl GEORGE F. ni'RY, Prr.ldenl PAUL PRIMERANO JAMES P. TL'OIIY, Pr«ldent J. SISSEt.MAN Brnad'i.MilIrr, Inc. Mi lei Merrury Corp. Fanionn lirnnit*. Inr. Builder 0/ Hemet American Trurk Letting Corp. buat Rutherford ln«i>iMriil Perk
F. S. DICKINSON JR, Pre.ident W. K IIOUPT, Pre.ident FRANK PEZZOU.A WILLIAM P. KING. Prrildent ANTHONY SCARDINO, JR., Prm U n it u : r Him,! I JR. Breton. Dirkitufln it Company Major Cleaner. & Launderera Valley Brook I.ii|uorm, be. Attorney Al Lew General Motor. Tnrk boiling Spriig. S. • I.. A..a. Sale. I S tn in
RAYMOND C. * nir HARD F M. I U (.III IN Pret. STANLEY C. PENNACCHIO ALFRED A. PORRO, It. ANTHONY SCARDINO, Pre.ident JAMES A. BRESLIN Tlie Lyndliunu Florid RICHARD L. WILSON Attorney .1 Law IM luf.i Agrnry. Inc. Attaraey *1 Law Star Coat Manufacturing Ca. William J. Wilton h Sow
CHARI FS A SCA«4.IONE, Pe»..daal IL-SUEi ARNOLD A. fVMASSI. JR.. V. P.e. RUDOLPH MELONE, Preaidem JOSEPH R. POLITO, Pretldaat PAT CARt'CCI. Pre,idert De Maui (adilla.-Paa.iar Ca, Ine. Ihe San Carlo. Rritaurant, Inc. Top Noieli Metal Fini-hing Ca. Whit* Fugle Monnmental Ca. JOSEPH CARUCCI JR, Secy. t Tree. Joseph R. Palila Afaary, Inc. J. Ctracri a Sow. lac.
R. K CRAWFORD, Pre.ident SOI. DIAMOND, Prc.Ment UAROI f> Y P^RETI THEODORE RICHMOND, Prraldeat D P. SAMMARCO. Preridfat DR RALPH WEIS3 Suatlard Tool I Ml*. Ca. Diamond Buaing -Carp. H»r»uth ol Carlaladl, N. J. luicr t.lly Traa*p*rtalla« Ca, la*. Saadi Barges S. i L Ataadatlaa OptamatfM
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.MISS (MIL TONCA MISS ItAICIIAKA CARKOI.L Mr. iinl Mrs. Willard A Tos- Miss Haririra C "Troll oTNortfT oa., 1 Hlj Forest Ave., Lyndhurst, Arlington was honored at a sur- hove announced the engage pri ;e .hower on May 5th by her ment of their daughter, Gail bridal attendants. There were A.w, lo Daniel William Pratt, 40 guests present. son of Mr. end Mr;;. Dante A. Miss Carroll, a senior at Cald Pratt, 254 Main St., Medford, well, w’ill be married to Mr. Richard F. Lindsay of Lynd Bruno Valante, chairman of Lyndhurst’s Unico, Florence Flood Fund, presents S500 to Dick Piazza, District Governor, hurst on August 5th at Queen of The money willj be immediately sent to help the people Miss Tosea is with Presto of Florence, Italy. Left to right: George Contello, Secretary Pi ace Church. of Lyndhurst Chapter; Mayor Horace Bogle; Dick Piaxza; Ni Food Products Inc., Walllngton. ■k La Mogna, Pres, of Lyndhurst Chapter; Bruno Valante; The best man will be Mr. Sal Valante, Co-Chairman; Mike Monetta, Co-Chairman. Mr. Pratt is a graduate of Thomas Lind ay and the maid imously resolved to apply to the started on the modern treat Northeastern University, Bos oi honor will bo Miss Adrienne PTA To Sell .... MRS. ROBERT HEARN Tamarack Council to award Two Men Walk In Carroll. Bridesmaids include School Aids ment that works fast to fight ton, and attends the university's Scout Thomas Frank a certifi TB. Feel sure . . . be safe . . . And Rob Barber tho Misses Carol Lindsay, Caio- The wedding of Miss Doris er as best man. Ushers were graduate school evenings where Spacego School Aids of New cate of merit. The certificate of don’t take chances With your lyn SobolewsM and Mary Ann Janet Resco, daughter of Mr Mr. Pavelchak Of $30 Tuesday he is studying for a master’s and Mr ark has developed a line of mer merit is awarded to scouts who health and the health of your Chomiak. Ushers are Messrs. and Mrs. S'ephen Resco of Car- Restiano, chandise to be sold by P.T.A. perform some outstanding act of family. % Bold croc\> continued this in degree in Mathematics. He is David Lostishoek, George rie Court, Nutley, fo Airman 1-c The bride wore a gown of peau Sioups to children for the pur- service, putting into practice vasion of Lyntflurst this week. with the Boston school system. Jiohde and Robert Dulee. Robert T. Hearn, USAF, son of Plan now to have a free chest de soie with lace appliques on P°se °f raising funds for school Scout skills and ideals. On Sat At 1:08 p.m. hvo 6irmed men' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hearn, X-ray when the mobile unit is the bodice, skirt and detachable Projects. urday, April 22, while playing " alked into the barber shop of Roosevelt Avenue, Lynd. located .at the Health Center at ing at p.m., June This hall with friends, Thomas alongside Patsv s Shoprite Mar, 8 5. hurst, took place on Saturday, train- A lace Petal headpiece School supplies, such as book- 1(1 Beaver Avenue, North Ar amendment states that no ga Frank, as he retrieved a ha'll in ]
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Coffee and Cake will Walter Wilson Bell diaries Smith, Kearny; also CARD OF THANKS Gingerelli, Mrs. Frank Halupku, Honors Taken be sold. one sister, Mrs. Florence Tif- Frank Halupka, Mrs. Thomas JANKOWSKI Noting the • im FRIDAY, M v 19 Walter Wilson Bell, 374 Cope fatvj, Hoboken. Kelly, Raymond Kelly, Mrs. By Jr. Women 4 :Q0 PM Confirmation Class . land Ave., died on Friday A solemn requiem mass will possibility of thanking all in Salvatore Lombardi, Concetta fii Church Services The Lyndhurst Junior Wom flight at the Teaneck Nursing be elebratcd at 10 a.m., Wed person we wish to lake this Lombard!, Mrs. Robert McCar SUNDAY, May 21 an’s Club came back from the 9 :15 AM Divine Worship Home after a long ill.less. He nesday at St Joseph’s R. C. means of expressing our most thy, Brian, Mrs. John Scardino, SACUKI) IIL/VKTR. C. open Monday through Saturday.. 11 sincere and Heartfelt thanks 'o State convention held at Atlan a.m. to 5 p.m., ana on Friday eve 9 :15 AM Sunday School was born in Boston, Mass., R0 Church, Toms River, under the Lucy Ann, Mrs. Anthony Scar a i t 'i t c i i nings trum /:3m to 9:3C u hock. i'll our relatives, friends and tic City last week with flying ko di irtion of the Anderson & dino, Michael Scardino, Mr:. Ridge Rd. & New Jersey Ave. Closed legal holidays. 10:30 AM Divine Worship with yea's ”% He came to Lynd Nurserv care provided during hurst six months ago. neighbors for their comforting George Schwartz, Barbara colons. Kt. Rev- Msgr. Henry G. J. Sunday Service. the Rite of Confirma Campbell Funeral Home. Inter ment " ill be in St. Joseph's words, floral tributes and They received first place in Beck, Pastor ' ‘ tion He leaves his wife, Mrs. Em Schwartz, Mrs. Ernest Studlcr, "Soul ami Body" is the sub ma Coe Bell; a daughter, Mrs. Ctmetery, Toms River. spiritual bouquets at the fu Sherry Lynn Studler, Mrs. tl* State for their monthly ject of this week's lcsso.i-.ser- Musses: 8:30, 7:30. 8:00, 10:00. The Preacher at both service? Frederick (Floral Dguck, of neral of our heloved father, tJeorge Uhl, George Uhl, Mis, newspaper, Busyllne. ftirs. Al men to be read in all Christian 11:00. 12:00 ia church will be the Rev. Rudolph P. Lymlhurst, with whom he lived: CARD OF THANKS Frank Jankowski. Special John Migllacclo, Jolin Migiiac- fred Porro and Mrs. Louis Rug Science churches on Sunday. 'Blum, Pastor of Emmanuel 9:00, 11:30 in school a sister, Mrs. Flora Bell Knelt,' thanks lo the clergy of St. Mi clo, Mi’s. Achille Salerno, Jac giero were in charge of the im Lutheran Church, East Ruther KRONTIN- Deeming it impossi chael's Church, to Father The pel Daily Masses: 7:00, 7:30, 0:00. The Golden Texl is from in Massachusetts; four grair'- queline Salerno. ford. ble to thank all in person, we odore Czerni :ifc, lo Dr. Bernn- 8:.tC children and one great-grand I, mentations: "The Lord is wish to take this opportunity of They took second place for child. dine Killeen, and to Ihe staff good unto them tb:t wait for WEDNESDAY. May 24 e.vpiessing our most sincei-6 and of tile Ippolito Funeral Home, Evening Dept. best all-around work in inem- MOUNT CAKMDL CHURCH A funeral service was coii- him. to the soul that secketh 7 :00 PM Children's Choir iicarttclt thanks to all our rela for their kind and efficient scrv- Ix rship 'and a special award for l'a|wl»nil Avon , l.vmltiurit ducted at Jj.in. s« Monday st In Big Parade ■trrrr.—It is "good " that a—man- 7 :45 PM Bible Class - ...... tives ami friends for their-word* irt-f. ————— ------—- inci'wwo jri membcrshlp result Rt. Rev. Fitzpatrick the Waldo J. Ippolito Funeral should 1>0 tli hope and quietly Theme: "The Book of Jonah" oi consolation, beautiful floral ing from the work of Mrs. Rob Sunday Musses: 8:00, 9:00, Home, 425 Ridge Road, by the Bereaved Jankowski Family The Evening Membership De- wait for the Salvation of the with the Rev. Prof. Rudolph H. tributes and many spiritual bou partment of the Woman's Club ert Rennie, Membership chair 10:30, 11:30 Rev Charles Oherkehr of Grace Lord.” Harm, MST, Luther College, quets at the funeral of our be of Lyndhurst took part in the man. Daily Masses: 7:15 Lutheran Church, North Arling Teaneck. loved mother and wife, Kath Mother's Day Lunch parade celebrating the 50th an ton. Another first award was for LVNDHURST erine Fruntin. We also would For Lincoln Moms niversary of the change of the ST. MICHAEL’S R. a 8 :30 PM. The Church Choir. outstanding work in their proj - METHODIST CHURCH like to express our thanks ■mime of the community from CHURCH ect, Medic Alert. They distrib StnyveMtr.t and Tontine Aves. Mrs. Maria A. Mitchell to the Lyndhurst Emergency The Exceptional Class of Un- Uttlim Township to Lymlhurst Ridge Road and I’agb Avenue UNITARIAN SOCIETY uted 4,000 pieces of literature to Rev. Robert Olya Bryant Squad for their assistance and i.oln held its annual Mother's with a float in blue mid gold. Pastor 70 Home and Ames Avenues Mrs. Maria Abbott Mitchell. hemes and also placed lite rs Pastor to Msgr. Henry Beck for his Day luncheon at the school. Rev. Ladislaus J. WUcsewskl Sunday Service, 11:00 a.ra. 439 Page Ave., died suddenly on th e float was fasliioned after ture In offices of doctors and 907 Tontine Avenue comforting words; Also to thc Thc children of the class pre Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 Church School and Nursery Saturday morning at her home. commemorative stamp of the dentists. Free identification GEneva 8-89*8 U>hn Burk Funeral Home for pared the luncheon and served and 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.ra. She was the widow of Fred General Federation of Women's their jkind and efficient service. it supervised by their teacher cards will be given to persons Regular services will be held Phone: 933 2739 Mitchell, who died in 1917. Slit' Clubs who arranged for the who need them. Mrs. Walter at the Methodist Church on Sun Bereaved Family Miss Mary Fitzpatrick. 4 stamp in celebration of the 75th ST. THOMAS was born in Bradford, England, Members of the class who Frey is chairman for this proj day, May 21, 9 a.m. and 11 Anniversai'V of tho General Fed EPISCOPAL CHURCH LATTER DAY SAINTS e; nic to the United States Sixty ect. a.m. with Church School at 9:45 CARD OF THANKS • presented a program were: Pa eration. Large floral symbols Stnyvesanl and Forest Aves. OF JESUS CHRIST years ago. living first in tricia Paterno, Robert Kunz, a m. The Senior Youth Fellow also depicted tlie achievements Mrs Anthony Magrini took Church Office: Church School A. E. STARKS. Pastor Bridgeport, Conn.: and the YltRKIEWlCZ We take this Jcme; Linfante, Ira Plotkin. Jo ship will meet a* 7 p.m. and 'activities of the Depart third place for her scrapbook. Building, Forest Ave. Service* Every Sunday at th«> pest forty years in Lyndhurst. means of thanking our relatives seph Szymzak. Richard C.'inlon, ment in tlie past year. The float She also was ciyics chairman., Phone: 488-3868 The Youth choir will meet at Adonlrani Masonic Temple She leaves a son. H irold of and frierxts for their kind -sym James Martino, Katlileen was planned and construe ted by and was in charge of an essay The Rev. Harry W. flamed 3:30 p.m. on Monday and the 321 Second Are.. Lyndhurst North Arlington; four daugh pathy, floral tributes ind many Ayres, Debra Dguck, Doree.i members and their husbands. contest. Mrs. John Henderson is Rector Adult choir on Thursday at 8 Church School, 19 a.m. ters, Mrs. Carmine (Alice) Csr- .spiritual bouquets at the funeral, Kt imey, Jane and Joyce Wye- On the float w ere two women the winner with an essay on Daily Morning and Evening p.m. Preaching Service, 11 a.m. dillo and Mrs Irvin i Ethel' ot our beloved husband and fa koff. in costume of 1881. Mrs. John Prayer t a.m. and 7 p.m. Vo’.k. of Lyndhurst. Mrs. James ttier, Joseph P Yurkiewicz. Vmcent Carini, school trustee "The Little Red School House in Sloan and Mrs. Henry Frank, Lyndhurst," receiving second Sunday Services: The Three F's will hold a (Lilly I McBUgot of Clifton, and Special thanks to the clergy in charge of Lincoln School. Eli lake sale this Saturday, May 20 RUTHERFORD and two in modem day dress, place in the State in the histori 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion Mrs. Edward (Margaret) Mc- o! Saint Michael s R. C. Church Kane, superintendent of Lyml BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. Philip Paul and Mrs. Ken 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer, with Mrs. Albert Van Horn and Mlckle, Kirkwood. Mo.; a brolh- un(|. to the staff of the Nazare hurst schools ard Mi-s Char cal category of essays. Mrs. Dale Lott in charge, as Pastor John Dexter Grcenlcaf neth Ruzika Members who The New Jersey Association lloiy Communion & Church ci. Samuel Abbott, crd a sis Memorial Home. Inc.. for lotte SSvino, principal, welcom — THE LORD’S DAY — marched preceding the float foi Brain Injuries to Children Srliuif, and 11:15 a.m. Morn sisted by thc members. ter, Mrs. Joseph (Nellie) Slineg. their kind and efficient ed the guests and ;;ake in ing Prayer. 8:43 a.m. Bible School were Mmes. Benjamin Link, will be the project for Junior A welcome aw .its you at the of Bridgeport, Conn.; Seven services. praise of the class and the work Classes for all ages John McCrea, Walter Friwi- Clubs throughout the State for F r id a y ! m ay 19 grandchildren and eleven great- Bereaved Wife and Daughters being done. . _~_ church on the cornerr of Stuyve- 11:0o u.m. Morally Worship richs. Salvatore DeJackmo, 9:10 PM Released' Time 'Pro gra ncleliildren. Mothers present were Mrs. next year. sant and Tenline Avenues. Youth Fellowship Clifford Keon:*n, Frank Pollara, gram for High School The fuir'ra! was on Monday CARD OF THANKS Angelo Checki. Mrs. Henry students 5:0* p.m. Evangelistic Service Robert Schmitt and Mario Members who attended the REED MEMORIAL from thc Waldo J. Ippolito Fu Kunz, Mrs. Jean Linfante, Mrs. 8:00 PM Light Brigade meets WEDNESDAY FARINA—Deemiijg it impossi Spina, convention were Mmes. Mi UNITED PRESBYTERIAN neral Home, 425 Ridge Road, to Joseph Szymezak. Mrs. James SUNDAY, MAY .21 8:00 p.m. Hour of Blessing ble to thank all in person we chael Guarino, president; Rob CHURCH St Thomas Episcopal Church, Martino, Mrs. Edward Ayres, TRINITY SUNDAY Phone GE. 8-6796 where a service was conducted wish to take this means of ex- E.M.D. at Convention ert Rennie, Anthony Magrlnl, 281 Stuyvesant Avenue Mrs. John Dguck, Mrs. Fred 8:00 AM Acolyte's Corporate “The Church of the al 1 pm. Interment was iji pressing our most sincere and Delegates of the Evening Walter Frey, Bernard Pa The Rev. David L. Barrett, Kearney. Mrs. Carmine Pater Holy Communion & Royal Welcome" Hillside Cemetery. Lyndhurst. huirtfelt thanks to all our rela Membership Department to the risi, Robert Pezaolla, John Pastor no. ard Mrs. Harold Wyckoff. Breakfast tives and friends for their words convention of the New Jersey Sentulli, Robert Reese, Joseph Cliurch telephone: 438-7887 9:30 ,VM Morning Prayer, Holy of consolation, beautiful floral State Federation ol Women’s Piromalli and John Cappiello Manse telephone: 933-3372 WESTMINSTER Mrs. Irene A. Zales tributes and spiritual bouquets Pre-Kindergarten Clubs held at Atlantic City last Communion PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11:15 AM Morning Prayer, Holy SUNDAY. May 21 Airs. Irene A. Zales, nee at the death of our beloved hus week were Mmes. John Sloan, Bus Ride Sunday RMge Rd. and page Ave. C la ss Is Honored Paul Coache, Norman Thomp Communion 9:45 AM Bible School classes Smith. 703 ,Wild.iood Ave.. band and father. Vincent R. Lyndhurst, New Jersey Farina. Special thanks to the son, Walter Friedrichs. Rob A bus ride to Cherry Hill next 2:00 PM Softball game in for all agees Telephone: 939-7920 Ocean Gate, died Sunday at her A party was held -£”t Lincoln County Park 11:00 AM Morning Worship heme after a long illness. She clergy of Sacred Heart R. C. School Thursday by the kinder ert Schmitt and Waiter Steever. Sunday, May 21, sponsored by SUNDAY SERVICES Church, lo the members of the They attended the banquet thc Widows of World War I, 7 :00 PM Young Peoples’ Fel Topic: "A Drama in Worship Service -— 8:30 a.m. was *3. . • garten class in honor of the lowship Bom in Hoboken, she moved Lyndhurst Rescue Squad and children who will enter kinder and the business meeting They Chapter 17, Rutherford, will Three Acts'' Church School aad the Lyndhurst Chapter of the saw slides of the Ruth Carroll leave at 9:30 a.m. from Orient WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 Scripture: Adult Class — 9 -.30 a.m. to Jersey City when she was a garten in September. Mrs. Hope Red Cross; also th eStaff of the Gottscho Foundation, shown by Way and Station Square. For Worship Service — U M a.m. young giri. She moved to Lynd- Garofano, teacher, was in 10.00 AM Morning .Prayer. H o ly John 16:1-15 Memorial Home, Inc , 7 AX) PM Junior and Senior Junior Talk; Child C an an* t a t r s r Mi V9Wt"' k n A h a s li v e d in charge of the party. Ira Gottscho, who is chairman reservations, call 939-0152. or Communion, Bible for their kindness 438-5581. Mrs, Charles Rowell Is Youth Fellowship • Nursery service provided at Ocean Gate since 1957." She was Parents and children present fot the Foundation. Study Bereaved Farina Family chairman. each hour. a member of St Barnabas R C. were: Mrs. Janies Amato, Ap The Fundalion does research 3:30 PM Brownies THURSDAY, May 18 Church of BayviHe. ril Amato. Mrs. Carmine Basso. on kidney diseases and sup Next regular meeting will be 7:30 PM Boy Scouts 11:00 AM Women's Association- CARD OF THANKS Patrick Basso, Mrs. John Braf- plies equipment for persons suf. held at the Elks Home, Ames THURSDAY, MAY 25 8:00 PM Choir rehearsal LYNDHURST Mrs. Zales leaves her daugh fo John Braffa, Mrs. Eugene Di fering from incurable kidney Ave., Rutherford, on May 23rd 7:00 A.M Holy Communion TUESDAY, May 23 ■ HEBREW. CENTER ter. Mrs. Joan Hirst, of Ocean WlfNN'E: Deeming it impossible Sr.nto, Tina DiSan'o, Mrs. Quin diseases. at 8:00 pm . President Mrs. 6:45 PM-Junior Choir Rehear 8:00 PM Ruth Nichoi Mission- 333 Valley Brook Avenne Gate. to thank all in person We wish to take this means of expressing cy. Figlia, Robert Figlii, Mrs. This will be the Evening De- Alfred Villa, presiding; Mr*. sal x a r y Society meeting Between Ridge Road and She also leaves five brothers, Walter Frey, G^r_v John Frey. pjrtment State project for the Richard Quinn, hostess. New 7 :45 PM Senior Choir Rehear Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst Harry Smith, Cokjnia; William our most heartfelt thanks to all Mrs. Frank Gingerelli. Michael coming year. sal Rev. David S. Barbalatt, Rabbi Smith, Jersey City; Thomas our relatives, friends and neigh members welcomed. ST. MATTHEWS Study: GE. 8-9582 Smith, North Arlington. Rich bors for their comforting words, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS T EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Home; 939 3124 ard Smith, Ocean Gate, and fiorai tributes and spiritual bou - • SCIENTIST - ~ ' Corner Valley Brook Ave. and quets at the funeral of our be E. Plerrepont A Lincoln Aves., Travers Place, Lyndhorst loved husband and father Rob Rutherford. New Jersey 895 Travers Place, Lyndhurst ert A. Wynne. Branch Of the Mother Chcrch, The Special thanks to the clergy of First Church of Christ Scientist, THURSDAY, May 18 of ttoston. Maae Sacred Heart R. C. Church, to 9-.30 AM to 4:00 P.Mf Last Day Sunday Services at 11:00 A.M. the Ippolito Funeral Home, and 11:00 A.M. Sunday School of Rummage Sale Burk Funeral Home Wed*eeday Evening Meeting at to the Lyndhurst Police Dept, You can dryAan 8:15 o'clock »» (Minch testim onies of spunaored by the Chirstian science healing p-e given. fw thetr kind and efficient serv. Ladies' Aid Society. **e,ld ng Room at 5 Statior Square Directors ...... Bereaved wife and children. John L. Burk — Paul Konarald 8 lb. load (o Prompt, Efficient, Dependable Service F LO W ER S BY 52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9*0490 Dependable Service Since 1929 ’ *• (corner 5th Ave.) SPINA of clothes for
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than at those which offer a large number of courses each Commercial Xea&er covering only one or two urea*. Seme respondents feel thal AMD ^UE SOl’TU BERGEN REVIEW ® » Critidze Lack Of Sex Education the, substance of sex education ' Established l»l£l NEW YORKYORK-Only - Only a tiny m iit the* tin* 250 250 responding responding in irvtitu- tiiu- nile. ulum and added emphasis on should not be isolated from the fiaction -lois than one out of lions was estimated at 345,000 As another attempt to learn how to teach sex education, to The Commercial Leader is the official newspaper disciplines from which it de 23 of the college students now w ith only 15,000 students attend- what teacher-preparat.ion insti- equip a large number of pros- rives--biology, homo economics, tiainin" to become elementary ins a specific course or courses tutions are doing in subjects pective teachers for a more LYNDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS etc. while others feel that if it and hi^f’n school teachers 'are re- intended to prepare them to which might be related to sex meaningful role. The large num- is not isolated it is fragmented Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company ' e.Ajnt; even a minimum of teach sex education. education tlie survey asked if ber of institutions offering and received inadequate atten al 251 Ridge R oad, L y n d h u rst, N. J . T elephone G Eneva 8-8700*8701 prep, ration in the increasing. Of the 260 colleges 92 per cent p r^ M curricula included courses in areas tangentially „_____v re tion. A compromise may be E d ito r ...... J...... JOHN SAVINO ly cruel: field of sex education, dc not offer a specific course of courses with content in world lated to sex education-world And for most of these, the ox. instruction in teaching sex edu- population problems, family population problems, family suggested by those respondents who believe that the substance Second-Class postage paid at Rutherford, N. J. tent of then tiuining as sex edu- cation, Twenty-one institutions planning and modern cuntr&cep- planning, inodern contraception cators Is limited to attendance (S per cent) reported that they tion o f the 250 responding in- -su g g est further support for should be taught In disciplinary contexts, but all who plan to Subscription $3.00, Per Year T e n C e n ts P e r C opy at one-course. offer such courses, but the titles Mitutions, 170 (68 pot.) offer this approach, teach sex education should bo ; ------— These are findings in a sur- and descriptions suggest con- ont, or mori. courses with con But there arc cautions. The brought together in a methods Lyndhurst, IN. J., May 18, 1967 vey of the nation's teacher- sidcrahle differences of content tent in these areas; 80 (32 wide range of course titles and course. training institutions just con- »nd emphasis. Some courses pct.t offer no such courses. disciplines Involved seems to eluded by thc Information Cen- deal with such specific sex odu- Of those offering courses: 161 suggest that such reorgmiza- Those comments are abstract ter on Population Problems. - - entioit —— (95 pet) give those reteMng to tion might bo a mammoth task, ed from a portion of a paper In the light of current cot> Approximately 345,000 stu- world population problems; 120 and easier to apply at those in- fully discussing, the survey be- It Is A Dandelion Year cem over the need to teach sex dents were enrolled hi the 250 (TO pct.i to family planning: 62 stitutions which offer » few ing prepared by Malfetti, et al, -1 in schools, these findings responding institutions of whom (3G pet.) to modem contracep courses covering all four areas, for later publication. It is true tbe dandelion ii a weed. But H ere is a fool-proof recipe: prompted Dr. Jam es Malfetti of approximately <>0,000 were en- tion. It ls estimated that ap- it is likewise true that it is a more edible After picking the dandelions clean them Teachere College. Columbia rolled in the 21 institutions proxlmately 20 per cent of the weed. Picked young it makes a marvelous of flowers and buds. Rinse well, four University to ask rhetorical- polling specific training to 345,000 students enrolled in the The Story Of The Fair salad. Otherwise, it can be done up as times to be extra cautious. ly: 'From where will the teach- teach sex education. It is esti- 250 responding institutions will spinach. By JOSEPH FOLIC ASTRO Put just enough water to cover two ers come?" *. - '-mated—based on tlie enroll- take
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Amvets W in also won by a 3-0 count against three Easlside pitchers, was with Ernie Gobee copping it Die. '.Vigor R ed-..Wiings,, - .Tom lagged with Lhe. deliiat, iL was fii'it. ln both. JJ* Dlffb -and Jtroa;. Three G am es Smollino spun a three-hitter the fourth for the righthander, jump. Manage? Ed Roeschke’s Am- again t the Circlc Club in who has won once. Jim Shillitani, who was third vets Post 20 nl'.e capturcd its which he registered seven The score by. inning--: if the discus, took top honor, i.i firs' three games in the Natic 1- strikeouts, walking four. Four R II E the shol put wi'li a heave of 40 ul Little League at the William straight hits jitter two outs in L 002 540 x 11 13 2 fret, 10 inches. F. Gal'.' tgher Field,. At, total cf the third inning tallied lhe three E. . 000 010 O'- 1 6 5 Track Events Celebration Of Naming Anniversary foui games' were postponed due hitter a^. - t the Circle Club Double: L, Fladung. Triple: 100-yai'd dash: 1. John Smith in which he registered seven E, Linio. Home Run: L, Shoe (1C); 2. Slreatcr (K); 3. Fonse- Prancing Worses {ind higli to raiii over the first t.vo weeks Sightmobile unit which will be partment , the Kiwanis and the numbers. ; ri’tccuts walking four. Four bridge. Winning pitcher: Fla- ca (L>; Time: 10,9 'seconds'. spirits merited the big parade ol the schedule. Holiday Inn in Lyndhurst for adult eye Lyndhurst Yacht Club. Other members in the Dixie straight hits after two outs itt clung ((5-01. Losing pitcher: IJur- 220-ya«l dash: 1. Jim Fonse- Sunday as Lyndhurst finally are 1-0-1 while the Elks Club screening today and tomorroA'. Bonds in tho parade .\e:.e the land Band were, John Frangi the third Inning tallied tlie three stan 11-41. cti (L>; 2. Smith (Kt; 3. Petru- gat its celebration of thc fif ate 2-2, Garden Delicatessen The Women In Support of Salaam Temple Ban, tlie Cara1 pane, owner cf Music Time S'u- run; for the Elks. Coming ziello (L); Time: 24.5 seconds. tieth anniversary of its naming and Vigor Red Wings are 0-1-1 Our Boys in Vietnam float String Band of Livingston, the dios. East Rutherford; piano; through vcro Tcny Vulv.tna, it vas the 10th win in eleven 120-yurd High hurdles: 1. Curl out of the rain. and tho defending champion showed ia king-sized letter ad Secaucus Fire Department John Musky, clarinet, Charlie F i. :ik Herrmann, Snic’tino ml games for the Golden Bears, Duvls (K); 2. Gatewood (K); 3. The rain finally came but n.it C lrc’.' Club arc 0-2-1 as the dressed to a serviceman, a let-" Bi nd, the Dorenu: Post Band, Acito, trombar.e. Jack Mnrre&le, Tcm Di-Luc \ -with Herrman who are fast closing in. on their Sc,’Jtr (L); Time: 15.3 seconds, until the parade and the cele Fen 0 1 entered its thisd week on ter box and packages similar to the Kearny Boys To vn Drum tiumpet, Dick Satry, drums and and DeLucti hitting doubles. third straight PV.C, title, 180-yard low hurdles: 1. Curt bration had become history; - a Monday night. those they send to servicemen Corps, the Pioneers Drum and Harvey Zell,4>;vi. A' home run by DeLuc in the Dhvis IKI; J. Gatewood (K); week late. The Amvets took the measure Lyndhurst broke <;ien the and Vietnamese people end Bugle Corps, th^ C-W Towns While the Dixieland music second un:l a wa'k plus singles 3. Dondcm (LI; Time: 22.4 sec. The main attractions of. the of G rden Delicatessen 6-1, gtfme w.i h four unearned runs the slogan, "Please Write.” Sev men Drum and Bugle Corps, was being ployed the girls soft by George Kil jay and Tony- 140-y :”i'd d'.ush: 1. Larry Hilton EfliBdte were the many floats Circle Club 7-5 and the Elks in the fifth inning and then eral servicemen rode on the the Valley Grenadiers Juniors ball team played two innings. Valvana in thi> third accoutred (Kl; 2. Wallace
TROOP 4 - After opening our The Stale has decided to protests foi' more signals and a meeting with the flag ceremony movf e.lioad in the Fall on the center barrier have gotten loud a cr discussed the Scout Laws. construction of the planned er, but In rriost cases, the State Then we worked on' the Firs1 superhighway between Route 3 Highway Department has been Aid and My Country badges. We just l;el®w ITf It rid.' Cemetery in forced to deny tlie pleas, citing p'nyed “Squirrel in the Tree,” I.yn&iurst to Route 46 in Teler- a lack of funds. boro.. ) Personal Scavenger Hunt,” and "Simofi Says." Our meeting The superhighway will re The fatal accidents, when place present Route 17, one of they fi.tally occurred, usually ■.v , d e e d with the Goodnight the most congested and most involved more than one death. Circle. Leaders: Miss E. Lind ( mgrrous ro ils in New J«v A year after the Highland Cross say, and Miss B. Ruztka. Re sey. Hy 196ft the state .vill have triple fatality in Rutherford, porter: Marshann Stack. spent $5 million in widening the three other passengers were TROOP 8—The Four Green Clovers were in charge ’of highway Info six Janet* and killed at MDMf&chie Avenue, opcrii.ig exercises. We worked building un oveipuss at Pater spurring the inevitable round of on our Mother's Day gift. Then son Plunk Road und jughan- talks, pleas, and telegrams. vve got our books -ignrf on the dles in Rutherlord, East Ruth Arthur J . Grosta, son -of ©ft Needlecraft baJge. Florence erford, Hosbrouck Height* and id. Mrs; AUilio J. Crpsta, of
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G.O.P, Candidates is!*tion in his talk. Mayor Wil- aims for New Jersey slate leg To Speak On May 25 islation in hte talk. Mayor WiJ- The Lyndhurst Republic an liam McDowell, of North Arling Organization will entertain Sen ton. candidate for Bergen. Coun ate Candidate Fairleigh Dick ty Freeholder, will also tell his inson, Jr. fit its meeting Thurs aims. A Ssoo!al hour will f:, v. day, May 25 at 8:30 a t Scar- the meeting to ivhich the pubic dino’s Hall, and Will outline his is invited. Willow Lake Camp
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Weet the most talked about mattress family in the world! When the new superhighway is finished it will have a giant circle near the cemetery that will move Route 17 close'to the new Holiday Inn in Lyndhurst. For three years the state has been studying the plan. During that time the necessary land has been 'acquired. Property owners along tho highway who will be affected by the work already have boon notified and acquisition proce dures have begun. The highway will be widened to six lanes with shoulders through Rutherford, East Ruth erford, Cirlsta.it, WoodRidge, Moonachie, Teterboro and Has- brouck Heights. A concrete center barrier will be inltalled along the entire stretch of highway to be re paved. That will prevent left Your tlregain Vacation is in »ur teller** window turns off the highway. Interchanges with overpasses WEEKLY CLASSES It’s true, there is a dream vacation behind every and ramps will be constructed, at the Moonachie Avenue inter tetter** window - -you wont* see any lazy lagoons section in Wood-Ridge and the or feel any »oft tropical breezes - but when you busy I ive-comered 1 toboken open your vacation club at Equity Savings it’s Road-Paterson Plank Road in your first step toward making your dream vaca tersection at the East Ruther tion a reality. ford Carlstadt border. Jughandle turns will be con structed at the Highland Cross- Open your vacation club today. Make th a t Meailo.v Road intersection In picture in our teller’s window become your Rutherford, Union Avenue in Dividends paid on II vacation. East Rutherford, Franklin Ave Dividends paid on all nue in Hasbnouck Heights, and at Route 46. Another judhandle SEALY POSTUREPEDIC for Uturns will be built some Start your Vacation Club today where between Moomohie and see our wide and wonderful selection Franklin Avenues. Local officials in Bergen Each gives comfortably firm support designed in coopera- County have been clamoring for tion with orthopedic surgeons—no morning backache front improvements for more than a sleeping on a loo-soft m attress. Test the different comforts, decade, and each fatal accident stretch-out on all the super-sizes. brought another cry for help The strip from Route 3 to ■Rate. 46. lUDg. considered J. mUHIB POSTUntPEDIC 55915.../-IMftBtAl. PWtURlfWJt JiasullLlS. ta. m. deathtrap by municipal officials in Rutherford, East Rutherford. Wood Ridge. Carlstadt, and H.-.sbrouck Heights, will be wid ened to six lanes a n i the pres AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ent flimsy divider curb wUl be 583 Kearny Avenue (Corner Midland Ave.) Kearny. New Jersey replaced with •a higher barrier HOURS: Daily 9 to 3; Thursdays to 7 P.M. to prevent headon collisions. FINE FURNITURE When the project is com- 575 Ridge Road No. Arlington, N. J . 991-6185 r.VGE TEN TIIE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERCEN REVIEW TTTTHRSD VY, MAY 1«. 1067
A Guide For MOVIES ENTERTAINMENT DINING at The Lincoln Theatre Ann Sothern Wowing Fans At "The Subject Was Roses" Returns Education Workshop Meadowbrook Dinner Theater To Playhouse On The Mall Attracts Delegates Faculty members from area Arlington —-098-4644 The theatre-going public is still By BEVERLY MURPHY . high schools .will be among busi pop-eyed with awe at Ann ness- educators who'have cnmll- NOW THRU Tl'ESIJAY Frank Gilroy's "The Subject Chester Morris is especially Solhern’s splendid portrayal of e d : in the seeflffil >nnu ri busi- Paul FrederU Was Roses,'' boasting a truly impressive as the lather aiuT Rose in "Gypsy" at the Mead ni'ss edeualion workshop Jo lie Newnuin March fine east, is back at Playhouse has a quality of warmth that ow brook Dinner Theatre, Cedar sponsored by tho lVrki'ley “ ItOMKKK" on the Mail, Paramus, for a re- stands out iii such scenes as Grove, but il shouldn't be. She School of I0:(st Orange Wetlwcn-. Also turn engagement through -Sum- when- h e -trim -te persuade hi? Uolirit — ------lilki; "Has made” many T1orabtEr_Tmi5i- day, ay 17, in The Muopr, Vaughn Summer caF films including, "Panama son to come to Muss with him West Oriuige, Chester Morris, Maureen o,. Sunday morning and is turn "VENETIAN AFFAIR'* Hattie,” "As Thousands Cheer” Ur. Alan C. Lloyd, senior edi O'Sullivan, and John Karlen, ed down because the son lecls and “Lady Be Good." tor of the Gregg Division ol Mc- Special Ividdic Matinee Sat. who won the plaudits of the crit that the Catholic religion no Ann was something of a child Graw-llill Book Company, will- "Taizan and The ics when they appeared in the Valiev Of Gold” prodigy ■ ■ • at 11 she w:-is profi longer has meaning for him. ■ conduct the workshop, liis topic Fulitzer Prize play last Dfeem And in moments of pathos, as Flight of The Lost Balloon' cient in the piano works of will be "Teaching Typewriting ber, again provide viewers with n lien tho youth informs him Biu'h. . Beethoven and Bruhms ■in the Age of Machinery ' Wed ThrnTues M«y 31-30 Alan North, who an emotionally satisfying e v e that he is'going to get his own (One Week) and was a,three-year consecu boyfriend to star Ann Sothcrn Dr. Lloyd is know n for develop tive prizc-^inncr for "original original ning. apartment. Morris can stir in Continuous Memorial Day in “Gypsy” through June ia The story is one that touches stant laughter with that so- merit of dme-snving devices and "Russians Vrc Coming" compositions in hi.i$i school. at th e Meadowbrook in Ced.it the heart. A youth returns to the human response, "Home 48 typewriting simplifica tio n s, "Fortune Cookie” Her TV fame in. "Private Sec Grove, is shown in rehearsal home of his parents after serv hours and lie moves out. The many of which are now stcind- retary" and her own show, with Tina Faye, left, and ard in all publishers’ typ i n g Ladies! Start Vour Dinner among others, has made the Joanna Lester, who plays a ing three years in the war. Un neighbors are-vertainly going to ware oi Flatware Mon. or happy together, they pounce on have a field day." hooks. He has been a guest lec public forget this versatile thes- m ajor role in the smash musi Tties, Eves. Maureen O'Sullivan, who turer in l-lti colleges and univer pi®n is a "You Name it. I'll do cal. the only thing that gives mean *ow thru Tuesday at The Lincoln Theatre Arlington ■*— Mar ing to the marriage their, son. starred with Morris in the play sities in -19 of Ihe fifty states, tin Balsam and Paul Newman watch intently from a .window, if,” genius. June ifavoc in their childhixxl, The mother wants him all for on Broadway is remarkably at and in 6 Canadian provinces. II,. with Newman holding his ever-handy gun in this scene from The show "Gypsy” is a dandy while Avril Gentiles. Warren herself. The father also wants ease in her role as the frustrat lifted in “Who's Who i.i tlie Hombre,-' the off-the-trail dramatic Western in which New Burton, Ernestine Mercer and and the cast is excellent' Alan te stake his claim. The son is ed wile and mother. She can East.' ' "Contemporary Au man plays the title role. 20th Century-Fox is releasing the North and Joanna Lester are Tina Faye do more than justice thors" and “Who's Who in [ S 1 Fanavision, DeLuxe Color production which also stars Fredric torn between filial devotion and glow with tenderness, as when SrtVAM 81 • RUlHtftlQKQ ♦ superlative performers. Susan to their characterizations. The March, Richard Boone, Diane CUento, Cameron Mitchell and the desire to live a life of his she believes that her husband American Education." whole production is definitely Barbara Rush. Towers and Connie Otto are own. has brought her home a gift of Attending will he: a "must see.” NOW THRU l l ESDAV perfect as Gypsy Rose Lee and There are quarrels and ever roses, or turn to ice ;ts 'sjH' re North Arlington Queen of ALL TECHNICOLOR Peace High School: Sister fjil g ot hu n t tu rn s ihe present tension as the parents buffs his romantic overtures. • SHOW fight for the 'devotion of their Much credit should go to Rob Austin Teresa, S.S.J., Sister JAMES LEE .1. only offspring as dogs would ert Cline who directed this Ed Mary Saint Gerard, S.S.J. COBURN COBB sp o tliteo n the stars S~ " a ! 2 u' over a single bone. gar Lansbury production. North Arlington High School: “IN LIKE FLINT" Ovation Opening Night Of 'Gypsy' Miss... Ic n r n —tiuKliii. / , ALSO Special To The Leader ^ued to make her own flutter." that "Leslie Co. employes with VETERANS OK WOKL1* WAR Lyndhurst High School: Miss .TAMES IHCK GARNER VAN DYKE NEW YORK F ar be it from ! And the food? By BEVERLY MURPHY long service are key people w ho I KINGSLAND BARRACKS Margo Robertson, William Ber- have contributed to the success 3407 OF LYNDHIRST, N. J. EI.KE SOMMER me to tell the television people! "I can still remember the de- Never before have we seen a queen. Her Gypsy strip routine nadino. "THU ART OF LOVE” of the Company not only with Participating in current veter how to run their business. ButBlicious smells that came out of standing ovation given a star at is a real show stopper, ans activities — Golden Jubi their personal contributions and SATURDAY MATINEE i-i view of the success of every-Bthat wondijous kitchen—sugared the Meadowbrook. but that's Alan North plays the long ~uf- lee and Memorial Day Parade skills, but with their ability to “IN LIKE FLINT” body's Julia Child, the o,ielh;:m hn;.\iiing in front <>! the what happened opening night of fet ing Herbie w ho wanns to set- •vcman campaign to spread in-lfire; hot toast, speared on a pass their experiences and PLUS — 1’Gypsy" at Cedar Grove s fam- tie down with Rase in a vine 111; AN JElvRY I know-how on U); new^generations ed dinner-theatre. covered cottage. "You'll Never MARTIN LEWIS of employes. We are proud of ought to grab Monica Sheridan.locals: strong tea brewing on the Delightful, delectable Ann Get Away From Me" Rose “rARIJNEUS” our Silver Badge Club mem- If Monica looks as she writes.Icorner of the stove and am- Sothern slill has all the impish and Herbie warble sweetly to btrs and look forward to those ROOM thf program would be in. Andlmonia buns coming out of the charnt that brought her such each other, but something al- who join us each year.” here seems to be grounds to lh o t oven on.a frosty day." success in motion pictures and ways seems to interfere with SMORGASBORD The invocation was given by (All You Can believe Monica has _ what il l Ammonia Buns? television. What matters that them catching up to a preacher. Ernest Becklund of Lyndhurst. takes in the looks department.I Yes. that was what the girl Jlie years have wrought a little For laughs you won't find any. *■53 FRIDAY RIGHT Arthur Kerr of Peckanack Lake A; any ...rale she won the IrishMwroie. Ammonia buns. thickening around the mid- thing better than the You "Ca-The-T&wn", was master of ceremonies for Entertr. inmment witii TV award for the Personality of I "I have never seen them section. This gal doesn't need a Gotta Have a Gimmick" rou- the program which included LUCY HALE the Year. [since," said Monica. “And I 19-ineh waistline to make any tine by Avrii Gentiles, Emest- Music • Dancing D r.'H ALL m presentation of silver member Monica writes about cook|don't know ho.v to make them red blooded, he-man sit up and ine Mercer, and Tina Faye as Also A La Carte Menu ship badges and watches to new ing. Irish cooking. now. But to this day the pun- jt's orit, Gf those three strippers who offer Louise Entertainment Nightly Mi members by S. Inglis Leslie. Route 46 South Hackensack DijEl you believe that-the U a t. reek of umnronia brings... thitigs . . . you’ve either got it tHis advice just betore she Chairman of the Board. Enter Is women better morffrfs « * t* 'hack to my Keand- »or yi)s4 ^on't. Annie's got it. makes her first trip down ttie tainment was provided by Tne cooks? Maybe the Irish wonienlmu,llf'r s kitchen with the hut .fh(i musicaJ js based on the runway. We still break up ^ Mt Cavaliers of Harmony. Ample Parking . Loge Smoking you have known were plain u n -l151^3 coming out of the oven. nlprn(,jrs 0f Gypsy Rose Lee. thinking about it. [Talk about Proust and his Miss Sothern plays Gypsy's Leslie Cutler directed this Main Street lucky. Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Graffam Fast Orange [Madeleine!” mother Rose, the stage mama great offering with a brilliant ORANBE I came 'across a paperback. ai North Arlington ~.re the par i-iezo In Monica's home they had o' all time. When her younger job of choreography by Carlos "The Art ol Irish Cooking." by ents of a son, Harry, born on Exclusive. “One Of Year’s [their own- cattle and shep. daughter June, the talented one Gorbea. Monica. And while it is true the May 11th at Clara Maass Hos 10 Best" IThey had six milch « » disappoints her by ru.ming off " I think New Jersey is won- JOHN SENNA rook is thin ami that Monica's pital. weighing in at 11 pounds N.Y. Times. J. Trih. Post. Tara the dog would lie and getting married after she derful,” said Miss Sothern in ,vit rather than her recipes 7>._, ounces. He joins a sister, (Picture in 1917) Newsweek ■ arry the little volume it is; [learning and content in the light ^ jnVf?stPt) years jnto trying her curtain speech. Judging Co.-nmander of Kingsland Bar [ol the tire. Deborah. This is the first worth anybody's attention. to carve her a career in show from the reception she received, racks 3407 and Representative * WtO. ta SUN. "And why shouldn't it?" de- grandson for Mr. and Mrs, to Veterans Alliance of Lynd Loves of a Blonde "Hunger is the best sauce,"| business, does Rose get dis- i*'s a case of mutual admira- [manded Morttca'si mother bitter George S. Graffam of P «ge hurst. This year the V.W.W. I. Best Picture N.Y. is the Irish saying that Monica couraged? Certainly not. She tion. ly. "And maybe .a dozen of my Avenue. will head the Memorial Day Film Festival uses to set the tone of her book.; immediately turns her energies ------[best eggs under his ribs." Parade. (Quality Adult And isn't it the truth? full steam ahead into moding L e s lie C o . H e l d Its Entertaiament) The Sheridans also kept The Burning Embers her older daughter Louise into a » I C’l D J (chickens, never ate white eggs “I can remember as if it were star. And when the girl makes ^rinual Oliver badge At The Rivoli ’.hiviiii-se uf the legend that they Yesterday, the day my trelt-j it big as a strip tea«e artist C lu b Dinner May 6th [w.ere unfit. grandmother moved from the she may think she did it on her Leslie Co. leading manufac- Father Sheridan was unhur- ettage where she had lived all] own but Rose knows better, turer of control equipment, held 1 ey |i ied. ier married life to a more mod Without Mama, it couldn't hap- |ts annual Silver Badge Club Cold B; a m abode," wrote Monica ‘The man who made Time pinned, . dinner at the Pennington Club, "When the day of parting came] Imade plenty of it, .” said old Miss Sothern has a. sweet. Passaic on Saturday. May 6th, he refused to budge until a piian Sheridan. clear singing voice and knows for sixty-four members and Wine & Liqucrs uoketful of live embers was' No matter what the family how to toss out her lines with their guests. The affair honors ■arried to her new home, and Ihi.d to eat for breakfast there perfect timing. Joanna Lester. those employes, activf and re- *Tie fire kindled 'from them Tn§h*’(i »<* ** 11 »'as SUP- as the grown-up Louise, is su- ,4redi who have had twemy-five rer old home the flr«^-bank(‘d |l K,st'd to Kive ,he Kiris ,helr perb in her transofmration from yPars or more <)f sprvi,.(. ivith' Free Delivery np every night had not b e e h |b‘>flu,-v and lhe tMiys lhf,‘r dowdy youngster to burlesque the Company. The total of ac- •Hienched for two hundredlrnuscles- ' ~ tive service of the members i.s Complete CaU ring Service ,«ars, and was not going lo l Dinner was at midday and Monica continue. 1,866 years, tbandon her luck and her feel-Bwas the big meal soup, pot a- "Drisheens are made com* Ten new members for 1967 W EDDINGS — BANQUETS ig for the dead generations lie-Btoes ‘‘‘laughing"' in their jackets, merei'ally on a very small are: I as i Acanfrio and Joseph lind her." | a crackling roast of beef or scalei in Cork. I once tried to T. Jones of Rutherford. Anthony PAPTIES - ETC Great grandma wa* over-Htolporlc, young greens tossed in make them at ..home but ended Bonilelli of Lyndhurst.. Fred ALFRED XENDLKR ' « ' ut would never admit'to moreBthe water in which the ham had up, like Lady Macbeth, dripping Chamberlin of Ridgewwod, (Photo 1912) H O M E M A D E han 95. Bhren boiled, young gooseberries in gore. I only touch on them Raymond Cauchon o[ Little Chaplain and Historian of That was the great one, fheBiniprisoiied in a ta r t.'’ here because they are unique Falls, Charles Csigay of Gar- Kingsland Barracks 3407, V et Cole Slaw Bated B< ;an* James Coburn as Agent Derek erans of World War I of Lynd landmother married rich: sheB Ah, Tlx- Drisheens te Cork." field, Davis Planinsek <,l Clif- Flint in the exciting 20th Cen- Poialo Sal.id M.ic.d'ori Salad i lt 1he f irm to wed n draper I Sinc*> you find drisheens in Monica reminds of the story ton, Cornelius Reyngoudt of hurst, N. J. and as Grand tury-Fox Production, "In like Marshall will lead the Memor Clam CKowder hat meant living in the lap ofjih t Index there Ls on the part of o! the rural hayseed who, ask- Saddle Brook, Henry R. ScWch- Flint.” ial Day Parade. „ uxurv. Almost Ithe innocent reader the belief ed for directions to another tel of Parsippany, and A.ithony • tnwn; hptrm- ’grvTTijr •rhem rttthl ,i. w4H-e +*f-W«vm—-Hftrtrnew- "<;i in.I: ■ .111. i - kit. hen -| [tl'Ht at lust Monica is going to ___ ■ luxurious affair, "wittr Tvnt rtrttver a reerpe fnr the del- and leit, finally shook his head member reertvr-rt. n sTrrlinw stf- hat came out uj a tap and al ii hoy. and said. "There isno way of ver membership card engraved SUNSHINE" KRISPY CRACKERS iuttonotls range that devoured! But tru-t the Irish to dif- getting there.” with his name and club insig- Welcome Summer si th ■ms o f c o a l, but A lien - » do/e,i| | rent Drish’eons? They can't be nia. Thi*y also received gold H o m e M a d e ;ots could boil on top withoul "Drishii'n* aie another spe- made. You've got to buy them. P-ulova-Acoutron watches. new coo I, custom slip ’’er having to scorch her face at inlty of County Cork.'' said Pray ha-ten the day Monica John S Leslie. President of covers and draperies, KISZKA and KIELBA^Y " open fire. And there w ,> an funic a. "They nrt- nnde td >ni Sheridan invades American Ij-slie C<>. welcomed the mem- ~ven a r e a l o v en a Oh a doos beep's lilcxxl. In appearance television. bers and their guests and stated Marvelous prints, fab Hit shut in the heat. Luster ht-j reoemlde a tiloAn-up hi- Hours Daily: 8 A .M . to ! • P!M. udgs now lined the dres-. ■ \ ■■ lt> tire, hilt they hitve a w
Irr the current : i:e os ' 1 h ■ New J' rsev Thcrnugh- Da>i/ 74 . Sat a t . i t hi r e j " th ere is c< iti a ait.ies w c.i itid fees Pri ni rog N/w Brunswick Ave. 151 KEARNY AVE. r rW it^.li t e It s. Even thc JXSWS fee for Slystitch Perth A.T.boy, N, J. in today’s market «*uite sa icasonaL le figure. M i'A O b ’iW.iJL.VL liiL CUiUiViLKUAL LLx\.L)Li\. o u L i l i i>£iU,JLiY iU:/ULVV. ,< I UUltSb vi. i\i V» Ul. 1967
Vincent Cafaro Private Barone techniques of road and bridge Philip ^A.Tem bo building, camouflage, and “ We’re As Near As Your Telephone” Is 2nd Lieutenant Home On Leave Finishes Training demolitions. KT. ORIX Calif. Army Pri- V::te Frank P. Barone Jr., 21. Asks Narcotic Data son ot Mi. -lid Mrs Frank V. For Township Force Barone, 312 Wilson'Ave., Lyr !- hurst, completed eight veeks ot Mayor Horace R. Bogle Jr. Ready-Reference Business Directory x’vancrl infantry training May and Police Chief Howard C. 1' at Ft. Ord, Calif. Liddle are requesting residents He received specialized in tc co-operate with the police in for Goods and Services You Need When You Need Them! struct'. i in sma’.l, unit tactics the fight against the spread of nnd in firing such weapons as the narcotics and batbitur , ,■ the M-14 rifle, the M-60 ma menace. VV\AA/SAAAAAAA^W SAA i» chine gun a id the 3.5-ineh rock They ask tlwt anyone who Alterations ^CARD^GIFl^ Music Instruction Painting et launcher. has km, \leilge regarding nar VWVVAA/VSA^VVVWVSA/ cotics, barbiturate ,or the piae- A. TURIELLO & SON M edallion BERNIE HUGHES Mom* -iwjMUa. vietmt n t >u... - Additions - Dormers « 17 Schuyler Avenue Painting Yeoman Zbuchalski the police ' parimeoi's datee- Garage® - Finished Basement* and Attics Accordion,. tive bureau hy pho ling' 939- Kitchens Moderm*ed No. Arlington, .S. J. Paper Hanging SAN ANfTONlO Philip I. In Phillipines 2330. They said the phone call Aluminum Siding A Roofi"vi A unique method created and Decorating I.; mV)Q, son of Mr. an.i Mrs. SAN IGUKL, Philippines - oi a personal call will remain Aluminum Ooc'i A Windows !iai for your eniovmenl hy Philip I.ombo of 114 Cope!ind, >14 Foreit Ave. Lynd*'*4»M I KICK ESTIMATES- ' Ccmmunications Yeoman Third anonymous, nd tl' 1 on giving Hallmark Cards' Ave., Lyndhurst, has been cbm- GEneva 8-3063 VICTOR 991-7468 Class Richard M. Zbuchalski, the information Ihe person Crystal — Ikora missifiiiefl S <> id lieutenant in rs.N. son of Mr. aad Mrs. Jo need not give his or her name. 270 Iteech Street Sp. I Vince a! Cufaro, son of LaCORTE BROS. Milk (.lass FRANGIPANE Kearny, N. j. tin U. S. Air Force u.ion gra.t- seph A. Zbuchalski of 523 Sixth They said that the people's Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip P. Cafaro, SIDING - ALTERATIONS - i. ;ion . from ' Officer Trainins Ave., Lyndhurst, is in the Phil constant concern regarding ADDITIONS Composer and Arranger for 49 Summit Ave., Lyndhurst, has A LU TY PE S School lOTS) at Laoklani AFB, ippines serving a* the U. S. narcotics and barbiturate and PORCH ENCLOSURES Carpenters & Builders Cleff - Century - Heritage arrived home for a 30-day WINDOWS i?r home can had it. As a licensed electri ments. For your fur Inc. ther information, the ^AAAAAAA^WSA/WSA/. Seven Days a Week be I uilt, or re-built, to include cian I'd been keeping up on most desirable provi •4 Hour emergency terviee Electrical Supplies a complete electric home sions of all are tho*e Floor Coverings TV RENTALS * WE. <1-1858 reports about electric heating spelled out in the Lie #7*0.7*1 heating system. And system . . decided I had nothing to standards for Gold Sinks, Bath Tuba, Toilets, SERVICE CALLS Medallion buildings. K earny WY 1-1*76 Basins, Gas Ranges, ft Elec I -4409 is the word. The best heat gain pouring money into Qold Medallion means we. : that not only do you trical Supplies. Bathroom vwvwwv* w w w w v ’■aesn't both flourish and dis mncthing that was not only have enough available CARPET sipate right at the furnace and power for whatever Vanities made to order. Vacuum Service Adda new bedroom out-of-order too much of the electric equipment you the ducU leading from it. time, but suddenly out-of-date want right now — in LINOLEUM Pipes Cut & Threaded ^WWWWVWWWWNA With electric systems, each addition to heat. But, T o Order V /i bath - or as well. it also provides suffi WALL COVERING Vacuum — room, each area (the work cient extra circuits to EARLE ELECTRIC "Now we get the right tem take care of future Tiies family room shop, for instance) is preci equipment that hasn’t East Rutherford Washing Machine sion eon'rol’ahle for the exact perature any' time of the even been invented All Work Guaranteed ~ y9i ■Isstrloal Contrs.tor amount of heat desired right year, any time of the day or Q. Art there more old LYNDHURST FLOOR Supply Company II It I ( .■ ! ■ <» > THE CURCIO BUILDING night in every room in the houses than new U«. *1* there.'’ That's a neighbor equipped with new COVERING hood contractor's opener on house. The early American to electric heating? 231-236 Paterson Ave. Vacuum Exchange 541 Valley Brook Avenue A. No. * The conversions No. A rlington MS-4926 ED SUDOL 656 RIDGE RD, K. Rutherford W ti .V14M-I.4 some of the eotnparitives. fn tu re is furniture, not fur are a respectable sub Ly ndliurst, N; J; ..... naces. With electric heating total indeed — nearly C E 8-U244 555 Valley Brook Ave. OP.t-thifd of the elec "Electric heating i? the you Ain't even need onel tricity heated homes Oil Burners GE 8-5029 in the country. That w inner on all counts . . . and means the balance aW Vacuum - Washing Machine I krtf*w. I was my own first new constructions. Masonry P hone U Yman 1-5627 Repair and Service ^VVWVWWWSAA^WVA G. E. GROSSO ELECTRIC Weltz Fuel Oil Authorized Maytag Sales & Service Major App Center ■laotrloal Contractor M A SO N AND OIL BURNERS FUEL OIL Special Of The Week ! ! S L ie . # » 1 « GENERAL Complete Automatic oil Heating Installations 15 Cu. Ft. Bottom Frost Lyndhurst GE 8-7241 Free Refrigerator Full CONTRACTOR OU Burner Efficiency Our Specialty G.E. Warrantee Room Additions, Patioa, WATER 321 Prospect Ave., S i R e g $ 3 7 $ Concrete Floors, Sicps, Na. Arlington Lower Pricea 6 9 JONES ELECTRIC DEVON ELECTRIC D O N W IL G U S BELLO ELECTRIC Sidewalks, Brick Work, Etc. Financing Used In School P a i n t i n g WELL DRILLING Program INC. ■iMtrteal Contrasts Frank Primerano COMPANY U*. tlM SERVICE N. J. S tate LicenrW ■lectrleal Knglneer* Phone: 933-5625 Lyndhuisf Decorators U s , M L i e . # 1 « 998-4651 Just Arrived ’67 991-5551 - 998-4657 Lh. #*• FftEE ESTIMATES Interior - Exterior E. Rutherford G E S-M2) BeUeviO* 7S9-W6C No. Arlington HU 2-8769 Nutley NO 7-9919 No Jo b Too S.Tiall Color by G. E. “Fully Insured” Starting at S19995 Free Estimates Alto Some Bricksteps, Retaining CALL Blemished Models A. C H A S A R S S O N S. J. PALUMBO BAUER ELECTRIC A T O M ELECTRIC WalU, Sidewalks, - W E - 9 .J i8 J Our Classifieds V.H Install**. ■ IMtrteal Contractor Patios, Plastering and At BIG SAVINGS! ! V t e r tH t a f C entreder Kteetrleal Contractor PAINTING AND B .tiM M t n r y Backu. * p«t. Flilpao". Your Best Buy $26 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst l i o . m i n t DECORATING L ie . r « • iff L ie . Small Jobs. 939-6717 L it . c a» t E. Rutherford C a ll Jim Interior and Exterior Lyndhurst Famous For l.v n A iu rit C E 8-4595 Lyndhurat GE 8-2832 Kenrny WY 1-16*5 933-9752 933-4391 Free Estimates Restaurants 438-6762 T. Gorrian — 998-7291 THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 PAGE THIRTEEN
direct advertisement to be puli- lished In one or more newspapers ADlUMOilVlL r u n Adur.'i H E L P WANTED MALK M Att- ANU ffcW M t FOR SALE other than the said Commercial Leader. N EW 1967 RAMBLER'S FROM FEMALE S II VI AinppR l»ase Amp. #130. t it is hereby determined that $1795 L Y N D H U R ST : 2-room fur- SECURITY PORTERS BOOKKEEPER Full Charge (5) tho aforesaid improvements here 1965 Mustang convertible, 8 cyl $125 List $S«5. Call 9012155. 5 18 in are general improvements and inder, standard shift, 11595 nlfdied apt. for life liotikekccp- WAXERS ASSISTANT Bookkeeper r90-"l • that the cot, thereof shall be J965 Rambler 770, 2 door hard' ACCTS Pay/Accts Rev sevl $110 I) I*C. DINlNti set, 2 artiMlialr.. bt.rre by the Township of Lynd tom automatic. , 11696, ~~ iug. Hot water, liea*, «:an & elec- 12.02 Hr. B'Li.ER °ttn*r-‘>nor V'* i-urst to be raised by general taxa- -MG Galaxy, laxy 500, „ _2 door hardtop, 8 trie, Woman only, $12.00 w eek . .. . COMPTOMETER operator $100 4 regular chair-, htlffet ami cylinder, automatic, sewer Full time night shifts only, secretaries The Lender will publith Rummage Sale items 2 weeks 5. There is hereby appropriated i" $1795 ly. Call CiE 8*8*13. 5 IH Must work weekends, Vaca* SALES 6. marketing *130 breakfront. Contemporary. Mod $1395 pcr«PTAov dictaphone V n' ern. Call (MIH-6H48 after 5:30 without charge. If you do not sell, you owe nothing. If hed spuUmB0'f *2 5 0 .0 0 0'whicPny Tain 196H Rambler American, 2 doer tion, hospital, surgical bene SECRETARY legal $125 sedan, standard shift. $895 fits paid. 643 4060. i ** r. r. i M « I"'* P.M. 518 you sell, you owe u* $1.50. All item* must be written by - ph,;;spo^ ninX e\udfleta"'*sIiu 1964 Ambassador, auto, air condi IU!J aV h ^ Ffc mTu ,V " STENO seme bookkeeping $110 you and received in our offices by Monday noon week of Township, which has heretofoi t tioning, bucket seots. $1295 SPANISH • ENGLiSn tp. STENO many openings for grada CEMETERV PLOT publication. Limit 2 item*, value under $100. No auto- ^f"" 9s7.d°fhat the further0 sum'll' #9^3 Fo rd Galaxy, XL, 2 door MANY OF THE ABOVfc hard top, 8 cylinder full Girdle operators wanted on TO settle Estate. 2-4 graves in ^ r750>“ <( i,lmp^ e m e n u pr°oSia,*> power. $1195 - MACHINIST - F FP PAID motive, boat or pet*. Please give name and address with CLERK TYPISTS other necessary expenses in con 1963 Rambler Classic 770, 4 Tdoor Merrow, zigzag 2 needle ma* — TOOL MAKER — RECEPTIONIST typist 58: llills!:le Cemetery, Lyndhurst. releases. sedan. ~~~------' nection ' Vaoon? «*l*lne», modern factory, pl«a«- miaa s c r e w m a c h in e f l t t f R - typie* ------49£ Seetlon Cr Lot 186 F- - Best -tfca.- f r iH o??er TT^e?Rfrerarlty fmTintre 1963 660 CfnsiJfi Station Wagon, TYPIST Purchasing *100 WHITE‘caBinei sink,'T tubs, T2T CONTENTS Ol garage and cei- Automatic. Radio - HeaJ*0r^ ant working conditions, piece OPERATORS ronable offer. Office will show. the improvements as described i- TYPIST tru'iinp 9M incli $15.00. White .stove ;;ii inch lar. Plus antique. 991-7170. 5-25 Paragraph 1 of this Ordinance, 1962 Chevrolet Impala, 4 oor work rate*, steady all year Experienced Apply TELEPHONE clerks $d0 Tel. owner (day) 939-9000, ext. ••bond anticipation notes” are her^ hardtop automatic )995 FILE clerk some typing 9-4:-0 *90 $15.00. 438-7156. 5-18 — ■ - ;------, by authorized pursuant to the • 1961 Rambler American Station round work. Call Mr. Kotlck at Excellent Opportunity CLERKS typists many $75 185 657; (Evenings) 228-3095 (Essex ______M \ E piece living room set, provisions of the Revised Statu-e* Wagon, S cylinder. $49b „ . . • Cl. ERK’i No Ifpino ttS-Ufi ot Title 40, Chapter 1, in an amount 091-6040 Rnreform Intimates, Accepting applicant* tor learn- s w i t c h b o a r d oer osevi »75-;h5 County) 0-1 ruiGIDAIRE IS cu. tt. pantry 6 complete with slip covers $123. not to exceed the sum of $4,750.00. Inc., 48 River Road, North Ar- ers t operate Swiss Machine, keypunch optr e*P 4 ft. high .quare type separate ;il foot wooden extension laJder Said notes shall state, m qener I HM AUIO iALfci NORGE gas range 5 burners terms, the purpose for which they Iington. LT must have' High School educa JUNE Grads—Position Now Open door for freeier, * years old. $25. 939-0132 . 5-25 are issued snd shall be issued ir» I Kearny Ave., Knarny, N. J. plus grill, clock and timer, such amounts and at ?uch times, — tion. Mechanically Inclined. a c c t xitrk tution fee nco s?) Moving to garden apt. Call af- WYman M ill UIRLS for light machine work. white with chrome trim. Call af as may be determined by Reso»u * IT,,s\ p ii ir c t u lf lv f'JI PROQRAM-ER «K(f console *7,001^- ter 5 P.M. WY 8 5180. 5-18 CONSOLETAHLE 37 x 19 inch. tion of the governing body. An Apply Aero Precision Co., 135 r R l t l M U " IA». BILLING dept mcr to «'31 ter g P.M. 933-7246. 8-18 Open* 10 8’ j feet to »eut eight matters with respect to said note?, 138 Park Avenue SALES dept (inside) trxre to 1110 not determired, are to be here 1064 K1VIKKA—This model is a Park Ave., Lynd. or call 939- ...... w . .. TELETYPE or gd typist to *110 THREE piece sectional, two people. Superb condition. Ideal after adopted by Resolutions. Lyndhurst, N. J. or call 939-1112 c l e r k gd figs, fee paid J8i 7. it is hereby determined that the* classic. It will still be in style lllt. TF BLUEPRINT mach op trn $80 ' instruction matching end tables. $90.00 Call dining table lor apt house eou- period of usefulness of the afore MAIL clerk learn multilith vsc said improvements as set forth in many years from now. Check —-— ------PURCHASING clerk to $ 0C ofter 6 P.M. 933-7910. 5-18 pie. Reasonably priced. Call 933- tlicse features: luw mileage, 815 PARKINO CASHIERS: 1*1. class MRS. DUNN, gifted reader and Paragraph 1 is fifteen (15) year;,, MAINTENANCE MAN TIMEKEEPER some experience —------—— 3133. ’« to 8 P.M. 5-23 within the limitations of the Re Inside parking operation in $100 adviser. Advice on all problems ALUMINUM d.nible c a sse ro le , ______vised Statutes of New Jersey, IfP, new tires, , new brakes, Carpentry, painting, plumb SHIPPING clk, mature paper ^0:1-34 to *0:1-36. downtown Newark, Monday T83 of life — card reading. 9 a.m. kidney end table, Draper hot >0 GAL fish tank with stand, new plugs, new points, new air ing and electrical experien CLERK trainee, ^enie college pre 9. It is hereby determined and lilter, new oil filter, just tuned trlday, 1 P.M. lo 6 ferred. paid tuition, etc. E x c e l lo 9 p.m. Call 653-8470, Jersey and cold tan, 4 window sashes, pump, heater, rocks and some declared that the supplemental ce required. Black Seal li debt statem ent required by thc len t oooortunity. City, established 3 year*. TF 27J, x 35. 939-0152. 5-18 stock. $30.00 Call 991-0273. 5-25 up. power steering, power r M Mu*‘ attractive and cense preferred. 5 day week, BLUEPRINT trainee, June High Local Bond Law of New Jersey brakes, power windows, bucket w***1 f'f>l,re*. (1.70 per fchoel graduate consideret*. has been duly made and filed tn 40 hours plus some call, Gcod potential GARDEN chaife, aluminum It t ( ; and pad; 12x15 Rose the Office of the Township C'er^ of the Township of Lyndhurst, and seals in front and back, console, hol,r- A” bon‘‘,i,s I,aid 8*nd ood salary for experienced frame. 4-inch Innerspring mat- sculptured, studio couch with that such statem ent so filed shows radio and heater, windshield l'hnno number re’,ume *° that the gross debt of said Tow n man. Kxcellent benefit pro RUTHERFORD WILL the person who found $10 tress pad with plastic' water- beige slip covers. Call 438-5712. ship of Lyndhurst, as defined in v. ijiers, just simonized and wax- Lf!a(ler. Box 282. Lyndhurst. 5-28 gram. Apply Personnel Dept. proof cover, yellow. Jewelers 5-25 Revised Statutes 40:1-76 is «*crei* ed, air-conditioned. A veritable WOMAJf WANTED: 1 day per Employment Agency at the parade please return. I ed by this Ordinance by t4,75C.0(J WEST HUDSON am in very bad need. Have six bench (work beach) iron frame and that issuance o? said obliga • ream pull. Cost $5800 in '64, ,v,,ek or *‘ver>' 2 wecl£* ,or 15 O rien t W i j CARRIAGE, crib, very good tion authorized by this Ordinance, HOSPITAL children and need very badly. Wood top, drawer and tray—$« are within all debt limitations will sacrifice for #2395. Private, housework, * adults, must be 206 Bergen Ave. Kearny, N. J. W Fhufpr Q.Q41f» Phone 438-0305 alter 0 P.M. 518 condltoii. Reasonable. Call 098- prescribed by Revised Statutes of OE 8-3120 tellable, honest, with refer- Reward. Call GE 8 8631. 5-18 0173. 5-25 New Jer»*v Title 40. Chapter 1. 991 3400 MALE 9. Anything not covered by th»s 1 ence* Bus No. 102 -99-44. BRYANT furnace conversion Ordinance shall be determined by CONSOLE, 3-way walnut low and provided for by resolution. 1063 CHEVY Impala station Write Commercial Leader, Box PAINTING burner, 200,000 BTU, Used $10. 10. This Ordinance shall beccme wagon V-8 Standard .Shift. .Six 23#, Lyndhurst. N. J. boy, 21 in. TV.; 4-s|>eed record effective after publication as pro PLUMBER MECHANIC, full INTERIOR, exterior painting. 939-4*93. 3-18 vided by law. pasMMigor. 039-1633. 5-18 FEE PAID player, AM .aid FM radio with PUBLIC NOTieE time. Call 933 1523. TF First class work. Fully insured. ROYAL magic Margin typewrit ,.*n - 8e«h‘ • ««W r-WU. —--- lix Multiplex, excellent condition. Public Notice is hereby riiven 1060 CHEVY Impala V-8. Power SWITCHBOARD Tab Oper (402-604) days DO Call 997 2293. TF er, Taft nTOUel. Offlrtrstyle, all ^ ______ggg c o that at a regular meeting of the Warehcuseman 1i0 St9 Boa rd ol Com miilToners or - the steering. Clean. 939 8580. $450. OPERATOR ** Other Positions features, with metal typewriter __ . Township cf Lyndhurst. Berge"? PAINTING — no jobs too small, Countv. New Jer****' heM on 5-25 AUTO SALESMEN Electrician or Trainee to S.'K table. Sacrifice. 998-5541. 5-18 LIVING room set. Call 438-3728. • PBX 555 BOARD EXPERIENCE Gent. Factory Trainee to 2 j C free estimates. W. Carr. IIU.2- — 5.25 lay, May 15, 1967, the above • COMPANY BENEFITS • SALARY + COMMISSION Process Inspector 4-M;d 1 3-3' Ordinance was introduced anti ’65 GRAND PRIX. Fully auto FEMALE 6781. TF ONE Eagle picture combination ...... - ______passed on its first reading and that • LIGHT TYPING 4. FILING • 40-HOUR WEEK the said Ordinance s,hall be taken matie. $1,095. Call after 5 P.M. • GOOD PAY • F.VERY OTHER SATURDAY storm door 81x30. Complete with BICYCLE, Girls 26 inch $10. up for further consideration for • GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS OFF final passage at a regular meetinp 091-7155. 518 screen, glass, grill and acces- Whites metal linen cabinet $8.00 of the Board of Commissioners to • LIFE TIME JOB • COMPANY BENEFITS PERSONAL NOTICE • DEMONSTRATOR PLAN FEE PAID scries. $20. Call GE 8-4817. 3-18 Misc. Hems. 998-0905 . 5-25 be held at the Commissioners , ______Chambers, Municipal Buildinn, m itcNT NEWARK • EXPERIENCED MEN ONLY Bookkeeper. Receptionist *^5 LOSE WEIGHT safely w-ltb Executive Secretary 110 Dcx A Diet Tablets. Only 98 S.'IALI. kitchen cupboard for COACH carriage, stroller, high jVr.ey.^'on B m"" iia y ° "JuneN”Y. LINCOLN-MERCURY NEWARK Keypunch or Genl. 0*f. Payroll b5 NORTH ARLINGTON, office 980 Bro?d St., Newark M a 4-4044 O ther Positions cents at Edlins Rx Pharmacy. dishes, etc. Nice for cellar chair, infant seat, diaper pail, mS!“ r « tSSoSVthir?: LINCOLN-MERCURY Billing Clk (hand) or Typist kitchen. Very reasonable. 438- vaporizer. Windows With after as said matter can be reach. ■pace, on Ridge Road. Call GE 980 Broad St., Newark MA 4-4C>«i Sales 9= 5-18 ed, at which time and place all S-Siop. TF Commissary Trnee or Waitres? 1172. 5-18 screens for porch enclosure. persons who may be interested 9-3 1-51, WILL THE person who sent 5-25 therein shall be given an oppor PORTABLE 17-inch television, Call WE 9-6379. tunity to be heard concerning th- FOR RENT: 20x30. Store in three dollars in cash late Feb HANDY man for Belleville We Offer More Services FREE: very reasonable. Call 438-2482 same. mnv building on a main street in EXTRA • Resume Formulation ruary with no Identification en ORDINANCE NO. 1402 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Tiucking Terminal alter 4 P.M. 5-18 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ATTE'ST: Lyndhurst .Call 939 1678. 2-23 TF And composition closed or on envelope to N.A. SS A GENERAL IMPROVEMENT FRED O. TAUB Drivers License. THE EXCAVATION OF THE Township ClerJ< INCOME? • Executive Search Leader office kindly contact aiul TIRES 630x13, one new, one EXISTING WATER METER PIT KEARNY 3 to 11 P.M. Full Benefits and Recruitment Lyndhurst, N. J- explain? Call 991-6031 or write used. Tubeless 2 fur $9.00 WY LOCATED IN THE W ESTERLY nated M-s'v M^ 18. 1987 GI—NO $$ DOWN! •>To payoff debts? Call MLr. Beckhusen • Job Counseling PORTION OF RIDGE ROAD BE- Da,'FEES: a *36.00 T o pamper yeureelf? N.A. leader, 157 Ridge Roswl. TWEEN MARIN AVENUE AND 1-1106. 5-18 POST AVENUS. IN TH I TOWN . Enjoy Ilf#’ 4»WSI<^ Toflfi Arllngloii. * NC TF SHIP OF LYNDHURST. COUNTY Here’s ^ ^ l o r i a U « ^ ‘‘couiltry” BABY CRIB, full size, light OF BERGEN AND STATE OF living! On 5,000 sq. ft. plot; BECOM E A , .... NEW JERSEY, AND THE RE- PART TIME MORNINGS R9NALD PIPER ~PETs> gra^i good condition. $la.00 Bas- n io v a l a n d r e p a ir ^ t h - RENTALS smartly-planned Cape Cod; JO N E S G IR L sinett. Good condition *5.00. 097- tiGHT INCH <*••) trid e n t $45.00 WEEKLY PL IS E-mp. Agcy; Open Fri Till 7 PM _ TURBINE METER and iHfc magnificent living room; step- Steno*, Typist*, Clerks, 33 Ridge Rd-, No. Arlington BEAGLE PUPPIES 2442. 5-18 REPLACEM ENT OF SAME IN A Apartment* Wanted, 4 saving “eat-in" kitchen; 3 twin- 5 P.M. TO 7:3# A.M. ------mew WATER METER PIT TO and S rooms. We have Bookkeepers 998-7900 LITTLE beauties, AKC. Ed POOL 4 ft. deep 18 ft. across. BE DUG AND CONSTRUCTED suito bedrooms plus space for _ Man wanted to deliver sample clients waiting. newspaper in compact area five Johnson, 6t* Riverside Avenue, New liner, complete w ith lad- * o doEanAyV'o th e r' w orkAin big recreation room; Price $27,- Register Now Top Rates . .iii.ii CAKh Lyadhnrst, N. J. GE 8 0932. TF der and filter. Call 991-2238. 5-18 ^ d e n t a l a m , „ necessary 9410; Good terms, any qualified mornings per week. No Sun 3 rooms 2nd floor lovely NO F E E days. No collections. Call 877- LOLLY |><>p nursery, ages 3 5, NECESSARY APPROPRIATION location $90.00. bu>4r. TRESTLE lalde wllh 2 benches 0F «5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 FOR THE same and 4019. full or part time. Individual ""’"'"" po s it io n s .1. I. KISLAK, Inc. THE JONES GIRLS care, supervised rec. Open all and 2 captaicaptain chairs, like new. ^high'f^nd^O r"!£e\aY- 3 rooms 1st floor, heat Realtor-Exclusive Broker 232 ielleviile Pike, Kearny, N.J. year. Licensed. 939-6340. 5-12 '68 TEACHERS—VEACHEKS Call 759 0059 5-18 MENT THEREOF SHALL and hot water $90.00. 82 Journal Sq., Jersey City 991.9080 RAISED Vtlra< ti\ c summer positons o|wn POWERFUL exhaust fan suit The Board of Commissioners cf 3 Room*, heat, hot OL 3-7100 Painters Wanted " f o r " s a l e ‘I in Bergen, Passaic counties. the Township of Lyndhurst, County able for store or office. $25.00. of Bergen, do ordain as follows: water, electricty included. FURNISHED apartment, mod MOTHER'S helper. Pleasant MI ST sell one blue white dia I’lexible hours. You may still Full beautyrcst mattress anil 1. That the exisitng W ater Meter $115 ern 2 bedrooms. Private. Avail home. No heavy work. Sleep in Call WE 9 - 3202 plan that vacation or summer sit located in the westerly portion mond satin solitaire ring with coil spring $25.00. No reasonable if Ridge Road between Marin able June 1. Days 438-7577. 305 or out. 998-3603. 511 TF school. For inteview phone 746- Avenue and Post Avenue, in the FOR SA L E After 7 P. M . two side diainonu. White gold. offer refused. Call after 4 P.M. Township of Lyndhurst and Coun Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst. ------:----- 3356 5 to 7 PM only. 6 22 ty of BergenBergen be excavated and Ranch beauty, lovely jj.j j OPERATORS wanted for button Total weight 73 pt. Call 688 9625 WY 8 3638. 5 18 ihe eight inch‘ ch (8") Trident Tur- between 8 A.M. £ 4 P.M. 5-18 line Meter’ therein “ a be removed heme many feature-* 37 i sewer, button hoU> 1 plain sew------DOUBLE porcelain Hash tubs *"d r.*p*ir'!d.. *"d r'e |lc' d in * foot living room wall to I.YNBHIIRST 3 modern rooms, |„K machine. Experience pro- MECHANICAL instrument re REAL ESTATE" FOR" SALE" 1 __ new Water Meter Pit to be dug VACUUM cleaner $3.00 and up. with faucet. (iood condition. and constructed at the same lo wall carptting, 3 air con lieat and hot water, gas anil ferrod. Will train. 40 Park Ave., pairmao. Should have some ma LYNDHURST. 6 offices plus cation, and other incidental and Hoover, <*.£.. Kureku, etc., J98-U*tfi. 5*23 ditioner-, 2 bedrooms, electric supplied. Available Lymlhurst. 5-18 chine shop experience. Call 438- lecessary work in connection that are reconditioned and -000 sq. ft. building oil lot 50x100 therewith be done. automatic washer, 50*200 Junn 1st. Adults. Cull WE 0------—-' 3JS4, In Lymlhurst. 5 25 for rent or for sale. Contact ACCORDION excellent condi 2. All of said work shall be dont 529# j.jg WOMAN Part-time 10 A.M. to 2 CUHrnnteed. Ip rite and tank in accordance with the profiles, plct. Owner must sell. t.vpes. Come in today for best Nicholas hero 327-7169. 3 23 tion, 120 bass, black $.9.5. *Cal| plans, drawings and specifications 1 P.M .; 6 lo 9 P.M., $1.50 per lir. j,'.1, " L-i'm’a' iV Drepared by Michael Neglia, En. Solid Brick, this custom <>ARA(iE for rent, Wearl Ave. 1>|,('K, Pleasant telephone sales ------^ - - ' *-1 - - - - choiee. \V. F^sex Vacuum, 35!» 939-5541. 5-25 gineer and filed with the Township Clerk, which plans I built one family is ex re p - and Fern. #39 5123. S18 work from local Lyndhurst of Keamy Ave., Kearny. 991 1413. SERVICES . . and specifications are hereby ap Ma l e ok FEMALE N’OH’Iiv full m te bike. 2 speed, nroved. tional. Side hall - living fice Call 033-2116, 933 1908 . 933 4*20 TV 3, That the ©ear Chuirh HI., of vice and crime. While we do true spirit of Ecumenicalism 111 Edward Cullen Speech is not only somethin;; to and Insurance. 708 Stuyvesant Avenue, Plenary Retail Consumption Llcen- iVterson N J need to keep constant watch before that word was even se fur premises situated al 7’,M>Madeline (Jiande . 74 West St., (2) Nicholas DeF'rino be cherished,, but something 25. Jun. 1, i%7 Dated.l^ "ay (ilu"'a'' 18, 25, X 1967 J Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, New Jer- iTnlonClty. and also improve our town, it is known to them, by banding to- »ey. Oenevelve O null to, 228 22nd Avo., (8) Michael J. Duffy Ihut must be worked and foughi _ FEJKS:* $16.80 (M»jertions, if any, shculd l»e Puterson, N.J. NOTICE time to take a moment and re- gethrr with the local Masonic 14) .Thomas Fahy for, something that must in NOTICE made immediately In writing to Objections’ If any. should . he Take notice that Royal Hawaiian Fred O. Taub, Municipal Clerk, ol' nmde Immediately in writing lo fleet on the true nature of the order t0 fight the Klan. sup- Palms inc. trading as Royal Take notice that Fast End Pern- (5) Harry J. Martin defended wherever it is imtic Org. Inc. has applied to Lyndhurst. New Jersey. Fred t> Taub. Municipal Clerk residents of this community. Donald & Theresa Mac Donald of Lyndhurst New Jersey. Men who raised money, not (6) Theodore Mileski r.!0 Ridge Road, Osear Oranlto, pres. This coming Sunday, May 21st, i7< Joseph Navatta '" press€d- „ Lvndhurst, N. .1. :I4 tlenessee Avenue. for themselves, but for their Or- Dated: May 11 & 18, 1967 Paterson, *N. J. the Lyndhurst Knights of Co (8) Christopher Prendergast it e s : -|8,0U Dated: May 11 & 18, 1967 det and for the welfare of the 4:00 p.m., a dinner Will be jp\0| premises situated at 518 Stuyves Lyndhurst. New Jersey lumbus are honoring ten Broth (9) Martin Rafferty OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES FEES: $20.80 citizens of our to.vn during the the above men. The Knights ant Avenue, Lyndhurst, Now Jer —Anthcjuy -Bcardiin^Al., LlT-fe-. iii] NOTION OF 1NTIONTION er Knights who joined their or- (10) Joseph H. Snyder sey.'- ...... ' *...... New Uersex Ave , Lyndhurst. Take TiotU'tT tttm Joseph & Ltiti — NOTICE------der over forty years ago. Men depr^sion, and gave generous- Columbus join the community OFFICERS Peter lmbesl, Treas. L'14 Monn Willich trading as Carrolls Liquors Take notice that Lyndhurst Inns. 4. . ly of their efforts, tame ant John Ftisaro. Pres., 610 New has applied to the Beard of Conv- Inc, trading as Holiday Inn or -JWfaq ,-.W£nt-lhrQUSb..the depres- ^ . It makes one wonder, looking in saying “Thank You” for York Ave., Lyncfiutrst. V-icort*"1' sw v 218 iiiVssiomTB” »» ' ii.«ulViJ' 'Authority X>y'i
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