On Christmas .Trees: fires spread so rapidly the first thought on spotting such a fire is to see that everybody is out of Jhe house safely. And be sure to call the fire depart,input at once. Amateur electricians shold not prac­ tice on Christmas trees. Christmas trees should not be located neai* exits: they could block an escape route. Cotton battiii^straw—and similar materials used to make thc D

Realtors Say H ail A nd Farew ell Election Brings A b o u t C h a n g e s ,

Russo,'Checki A nd Neglia M ove

Defends Lyndhurst’s Costs

Assemblyman Legs It Faster

Pictured above is Harold J. Camclet shown receiving Honorary Lite Membership plaque to the South Bergen County Board of Realtors from Aksel Sorensen, I.vndliurst Kealtor. The presentation was made at the fifteenth annual Christmas Installation dinuec dance of the So. Berqen Realtors South Bergen County Board of Realtors which was held at the Robin llood Inn. Clifton, N. J. Hold Dinner-Dance Friday evening, December 15th. Both Mr. Camelet and Sorensen are past presidents,of the Board Harold, who is known as “Happy” to his hosts of Bergen County friends Wr\efl in The Smith Borerf>n County 1954 and Aksel Sorensen In 1951 and 1952. r F ob fri trf- Realtors nt v> P ar k Avenue, Rutherford, h i'! its fW- leenth InstattaJton i»f Officer', P o j t O ffice Closes dtnner-danre Friday evcjiirit;, Deo. l.'i. The srala alfn:. attract­ Speaking before ;lio SouthBer- ens; Arthur I1 Grain*'. ing mnrp'ihan tu.>-UiiOitrnt was ?en Industrial A^soeiatotin. Inc. c i i:lor. PresliS I.’(i P? held al the Rolvin I t «xj fnn. at its annual meet it ; In E a s : o‘ Pioneer Jiidusti ies, Clifton. Rutherford Assen^lyman-elect Frederick Kerman. , A- X- ftusso- Sauth-.I’s;: carrier or window service. patched. ister trf Ptasiie- i--\ H 1* _ Th. fright was made in a T-.H Cues speaker, Mrs. Emily Barnet, "Mentor' trainer aircraft after T:iy!qry4lii(i tor .rf Public Uela- litst Pis- •ipproxbna’.ely one month of PCBI.IC INSPECTION OF ASSESSMENT LIST t;iins tnHKbvili Inilusirit's .»Wew mrmbet- Primary Flight Training with BE HEREBY ADVISED, that; on Wednesday, December 27. Jersey, sp,ii;e tin Lisjhlitfc; fhe Training Squadron One at Sau- 1967 at 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. the assessment list for the township Cnmites Three / Ways which fUv Field, Navsrf-Auxiliary Air of l.yndhurst. N. J. will be open for public inspection for told the meantnaof lirttillg the lhe purpose of enabling any taxpayer to ascertain what assessments have been made against him or his property, and to confer with the Tax Assessor to its correctness. SEC. 54:4 3* N. J. > ' On Sunday. Dr«c 17th tbe rtuti ™^''lS'_£ipcl ______DOM NOTTE mpmb**eS' ami—ih*'ir wix.e».—au—£.*.!*?. — ------fjljTKssemor...... ; TownsTiip of LyndfeSnt (rrntieinen Prefer Hlondes. a t' plied hy tt- months. Dated: December 7, 14, 21, 1967 FEES: S2*.*0 the -Mcadoubixiok, Cedar Grove. Utlthtrfyrd, I’Atii: TwO THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22. 19f>7 A G uide

the story -of m urfte. robbery Loan Association, Ridge Road., git gothum turns thv son; "In the Hsr.t cl Ihe Officers installed were: prcsi Night,’’ a crime stoi'jjg “ How f ugh PLUS IN COLOR e:for*s ci a lad portrayed by lot the dads. M eadowbrook,"S a ‘5 WEEKS IN A BALLOON N T R E E (Choice) . . . Jimmy Hatton, an employee in I>ut uhat happened? ROUTE 23, CEDAR GROVE. N. J t Open Door PLUMMER ROAST I^RIME RIB OF BEEF the U. S. Mint, lo rep!a;e $i0,- The movie opened oavBt'aad- CELEBRATE SaWD , , BROILED FILET MICNON, Mughroom Caps 000 he had accidentally (juried u ay a couple of wde’ss a ?o. Sur- EARLY I. SAVE! I . Euhnor WRK«i^ down thc drain. 1 . iaeinj,. for just a short t:me, it Enjoy our [Make Your Reservations; 35r:£S:IKS«T »i«t I »>h«»u m)or.f.*s AFRICAN BROILED LOBSTER TAIL Yes. Flush?*! dewn thc drain. n_. vied good nn tides. Cvery- cSSv* 1UMMEKS rus II! UIN&t LEHMAN NFW YEAR'S tV f. SHOW NOW ! ! Drive Carefully Melted Butter ... His adrrtefrfg gifl frie^id.,.l>;ro- bedy agreed it was slapstick, starring I tny Provine, had given him a L'ut cf an inspired kind. M O R E Y | For Fun Galore > ASPARAGUS PQLONAISE bag of^udge which somehow got Thec^oomGene! BAKED IDAHO POTATO mixiMi’Bp with $50,000 ar.d when What did I'.ie Times feature AMSTERDAM | On New Years Eve , ::e ih rt# he fhcvi^h' was Sunday" . plus 1 hour of Variety Entertaimnent Music By The ICEBERG LETTUCE. FRENCH DRESSING fudge down the sink into t/io Well, there vva3 a hatf-paje w « f e garbage disposal- vmH he w a s ad for something called “T h e FRI. & SAT,, DIG: 29th & 30th DINNER, SHOW $ 7 5 0 EX CE P 14 O N Sj MENTHE PARFAIT COFFEE tossing away $50,000. Gra$i::ve.” T ic re is :he picture AND DANCING « ^ / AT FORTUNATELY, WALTER B. of a young boy almost botted Why Walt? Save on Saly*doy! 99T$730 PINT OF WHISKEY or 4/5 PINT SCOTCH Fortunately for Hat on he has out ol the scene by tlie leg cl a NEW YEAR S EVE. E D M t C M r s HATS AND NOISEMAKERS PRIME RIB DINNER, 33 Crystal Street an old, tried and true frtend. girl on n-hjeh a stocking is being SHOW * DANCING Waltef* Brennan, wt :'iasju»tre adjusted. . $30.00 Per Couple CALL CL 6 1455 ‘OR RESlf’VATIO^ North Arlington tired from The ' mint. Brennan Below it is a big ad for "In 0R SPECIAL GROUP RATES COPPER HOOD has aH unKflfllled desire to run Cole* B>. ;d." Also als for "Tony Open House Bar and Dining Room the minfpresses once, just once. F! me,” Lhe Sinatra nudie: "A RESAURANT -What is more, natural than for Man and A Woman,’’ which For Reservations Call 438-9491-2 Hatton to pre jdii that Walter would .have been banned five B. acccmpany him to the mint ?«ars ago: "Bonnie and Clyde,” DINNERS FROM a.r.O to Closed Christmas Dav lo run the presses just long enough to produce JaUQ0'.’ T o rc h I o p k X Ah, but funds are needed. A t il YU AR'S !) 4Y Hcrw about the friendly pawn­ CO shop dealer, one Milton Berle? p r e s e n ts More help is npedecl. The en­ K ... 4 » *0 tfi. » ■ *>.53-3332 SALERNOS try to the mint can only bo *T»Ki*r'>lir ' rif ) mr nt nur 41/ >#tr made via the jsewer lines. Art CO i iH K 7 I//Vf.fc Carrier is necdfd there But We Friday - Saturday - Sunday h^ve to settle for Joey Bishop. i iPAKk AVE; l.YNOHl RST PIZZERIA AND HEROS .Bishop is., fine but he to j au Italian relative, newly ai-rived, GIRLS The Fabakus ^ ivbo needs a jcb. He's add; J. SEAFOOD & ITALIAN DISHES Doro hy Provine, a mint em­ Every Fri. & Sat. VAGABONS 4 0 9 HACKENSACK STREET WEWSOUND RECORDING STUDIO r a n isnf CARLSTADT, NEW JERSEY Band>, Singers 418 V'alley B.ookj Avenue Entertainment HOURS: 10:00 A. M. TO 11:00 P. M." Lyndhurstj Call 991-5993 Open House Wednesday and Thursday SUNDAY 4 P. M. TILL 11 P. M. Anytime, tor Information ,New Years Eve Helium Bubble W e e k e n d s TAKE OUT ORDERS DELIVERY 935-1890 ffe known brands of Liquors, Wines We serve hot lunches. Ladies Invited. (Sounds of $»iil) Monique W itni Cold Beer Barrel’s Tavern Wine & Liquors ■p and all kinds •( Cold Cota, Sandwich** lio - (io fairly Xitciy OK THE OIU.A\ I , . all khsdt ot Beveracea^. Coffee and Cik*. 7~ JOE DOBROWOLSKI. Prop 535 Ridge Road ...Lyndhurst Free D elivery A LEWANDOWSKI STREET. LYNDHURST. N.J. fc: W E h aU r e-M ai 4 3 8 - 9 8 0 6 S a n C a rlo Complete Catering Service

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HP PARTIES-ETC. 620 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst • 9 3 9 - 9 0 8 3 H O M E M A D E Cole Slaw Baked Beans Open House Gala New Year's Eve Party $3 Potato Salad Macaroni Salad Per Person. Buffet - Noisem akers - H ats Clam Chowder • NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Change fhe setting H o m e M a d e with our fine custom m a d e - slipcovers and KISZKA and KIELBASY draperies, suited to

your-budget. Hours Daily: 8 A.M . to 11 P.M. tArVSAA^AAAAAA/WWWWVAA/

SUNDAY 8 A. M . to 1 P . M. GARDEN I h I m SHOP AT HOME • VISIT US • CALL US \EW Vi sit s rilJJIKA IlO X We Can Re-Upholster Your Furniture D elicatessen So That It WQ1 Look and Wear Better Than New $30 Per Couple Includes Reservations Now Being Accepted — 418 PAGE AVE. (Cor. Giuise) " I Fifth of Scotch or Rye 4 Set-Up" Call Hostess Tina W ang- (201-991-5377) the ACKERS0NS 41# HACKENSACK ST. ' CARLSTADT, N. J. LYNDHURST, N. J. Uye Mysic & Dancing from l O Till Clos 602 Ridge Rd. No. Arlington N. J. f *39-2114 or ?116 ■ ' • . . . K l | n MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY ’r Noise Maters — Entertainments Ample Parting In R eafS^,- INTERIOR DESIGNERS ~ W E 9 - 2 9 5 0 THE CQMMERCt\ I, T.EADF.R WT) SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1967 PAGE THREE

Eclipse lodge Installs Hoskin M ayor Is Guest Elect M arino $50 Bond Is W on C arlstadt Library A t Xmas Party Dem Club Head David W. Hotfkm-, of Wayne, erick Backhui;, Jr. and Norman By Richard Hughes The Carlstadt Free Public 14- formcBy of Wood Ridge and Spruill,. both otf Wood Ridge; A Joint Christmas parly df Henry E. Marino was re-elect- Richard Hughes i,[ 9 Vander biary will hold its first Chrtst- .East, Rutherford, ha» b<*en in­ Marshal, Jdhttl A. Koegel, ol G C. Burkadt Post, American ed President of the North Ar- bilt Place, Norfti Arlington, wilt, mas-Story Hour*Cor y o u n g stalled as warshipful master of Wood Ridge; tiler, Martin Knud- Legion, and its Auxiliary was lingten Regular Democratic receive a $r>0;,Uni;ed Stales Saw school children Wednesday TTCllpSi'- "-F&'AIVt xsret "sen, 'Of Hasbrowrk Heights,; t:l- held Saturday -nirght rat^ttieir €-ittbimi .~for-19tf8 at the-®ro?rrr-~ ’tnjjs PuriYt' m I'lm ’|)Tlze wftijier morning, Dec, 27th at 10:30 ■ .Rutherford. He becomes the . ganist, Charles Hallett, of. Third St, hut in Carlstadt. ber meeting held at the Elks in the Pioneer Boys of America o'clock in the community room 43rtl Mas er of the Lodge. Carlstadt, and 'historian, Edgar A prayer was said by the Rev. Club, Other officers reeleeted Wreath Contest, lie is a .mem oi the new library building. All ; j Other officers, "installed aye: rV/. Sorl)y, of Orange., W illiam Doxsey of the Presby­ were, Augustine J. Yonaitis, ber of Trbap A, Bergen. through children. k.ndengaa-ten David C. Russi, of Haskell, The election ahd installation terian Church. Other guests Vice-President; Robert Houde, through third grade are cordial­ sert'of warden; Pele'r W. 'Per- -was * conductcd by John A were Mayor, and Mrs. Joseph L. Recording Secretary; Regina M. Waiter Alexander of Troop ly invited to attend. tny7J, of East 'Rutherford, junior Slead; secretary and past nras- Jony, Jr., Commander D&ug- Winship, Corresponding Secre­ G Hudson will receive a $25 Sav­ The library will be open , .\vanclen; J. Thomas Knudson, of , ter of the lodge assisted by Jo­ las Durgie welcomed the guests tary and Frank P. Weber, ings Bond as second place win through the Christmas Holiday '• HasWouok 'Height?, treasurer, seph Robertson, "district deputy arid Mrs, Sam Letgezos, presi­ Treasurer. Peter Biondi was ner. Jackets and other prizes season on its regular schedate—■—- and John A. Stead, of East grand mastqrj. George bokny, dent of the unit, presented t he elected Trustee. will be given other winners. The library will be closed Sat­ Ruthftrlord, secretary*' prfst mastfer, and Corby, commander with a gift of $100 urday, Dee. 23 and Christmas President Marino announced' Seventy members who sold 25 'Hoskin app;jin:cd the follow- bridge, of New Providence, from ,tJjo auxiliary. The post oi more • wreaths have qualified Day, Dec. 25h, also, Saturday that the Annual Dinner and | ing oiV.oers to- serve for the as, master, and Corby; i:lso ieceivOd a gift wf $30 from for special awards. On Decern December1 30 arid New Yew* coming yar; Arthur H. Parker- Hoskin, a former East Ruther­ Mary Whasingtan . Chapter, Dance will die held on Saturday ber 28, they will 'visit Day, January 1st. %' !*■ ton, of North Arlington, sferror ford High School athletic stand­ American War Mothers. " ' evening, Jan. 27 al Thorpm's ^jity Music Hall, lunch in New I s deacon: J<>hn Van Etveldt, of out, is associated w'ith East Christmas music ' will be Mrs. Percy Whitlow, Sr., past Restaurant,-Newark. Andrew J. York City, and spend the after West Paterson, junior deacon; Rutherford Steel Erec'.ors anti Uflit president, was presented played al intervals during the Cerco and Peter Biondi' are mx,n skating nt Twin City Roll masters of ceremonies are is married to the former Ger: v. iJii a cheak and "Happ? Birth­ afternoons between Christmas Cliaijos 3 -‘ Boweh, a t E a s t Preli, of Carlstadt. They have day" was sung in observance of Chairmen for the affair. er Riftk in Elizabeth, and New Years. Rutfierfor’il, and Gebrge Ramoth tvyfti daughters, Held i and her birthday which was Satur­ cf, Wood Ridge; stewards, Fred­ Healher, and a son, KiPP- day. Mr. and Mrs. R oger Kaiser were in charge of deco­ Debr a Tappenbeck Judged rations, ) ' Now, for a SPECIAL! TUE. WED. l-imited Time uniy Quality A Winner In Caption Test a grab bag, Santas distributing Shampoo & Set Pebrn-Ann TappentwBR, 155 photo showing four small- “To: the gifts were Durgie, Mrs: Le- SALE Forest Aye., Lyndhurst, has staplers, one, with its mout^ Kfzos Mrs. Whitlow and Gilbert bem^juiteed one of the wmnew agape, apparently talking t o thr Anffller; -Special ixifts went - t o RussellT ' nfip n 11 l/t ci ^ M Mn \T •, a a 11, , PERMANEHT WAVE 6 tn a* national conn St~ for chlid- bffiers. Kaiser, Mrs. Nicolai 22% to 34% MIHS ,IO ANN BROWN Hansen, John Busha and Edna ten conducted thr >ugh nation- :: The contest was sponsored by OFF Tues., Wed.. Thurs., Fri. Mr, and Mis. Elmer F. Brown University School of ’Law, wide youth publii a tions. The the manufacturer of Swingline KaPlan Mustc for dancinS was Complete Shampoo — Permanent cf 52 Fourth St, North Arli/Jg- New York, Price Includes • Creme Rinse contest jailed for [musing- gag staplers, who awarded a cash b>’ ^ anist William Fil1- Experienced .ton, have’lannuunced the en­ lines ta be written to go with a • Hair Cut • Style Setting prize to each youngster submit- Chairmen for the post W’ere Hairdressers Appointment not always needed gagement of liheir daughter Jo ' t ng a winning ehtry filled in a Gil .Archer, Ed and Howard Ann to Frank Cinquina, son (if School M others comic strip, type baloon in the Wrede, Loynal Wright,' Durgie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Cin- pfotograph, Kurt H a r t m a n ft, Clarence quina of 102 Boston Ave., North Have Xmas Fete The wining caption was: SmUh, Peter Pascavage and famous AMERICAN TOURISTER SALON 81 Arlington. "I say. Fellows, let's get Kaiser. Mrs. Percy Whitlow Sr.. Series Tri-Taper i 223 Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J. Ninety members and guests Open Thurs. Si Fri. Til 9 The prospective bride, a attended the recent Christmas things together.” was cbairjnan for the auxiliary. Molded Luggage graduate of Queen of Peace party cf jihe wcarlsiadt Schools High School, is a secretary with tc-r's Hall. Metropolitan Life Insurance j A catered dinner was served Co., Kearny. Her fiance, an and Mrs. Walter Siri announced (SPECIAL EVENT) For people who have "everything' alumnus of Brown University, tl(e program. En ertaining were Providence, R. I„ is a second Mmes. , Gunther Huck, Willi y o u ’ll like th e way you lo o k in a year law student at Fordham jitahL and Ewald. Jleckmana .is Hula dancers; and doing panto- mints vVere Mmes. Pat Funicel- Bill M onisero 1;, Albert Maresca, William FORMAL Now State Trooper Conroy, Put Gcnnar . Kenneth Trombitas and Donald Cart- A formal is so immensely | • vf right, flattering, and helps you a The luggage with the design Edwapd Faisr. i.i the guise of create an exceptionally | elegant appearance for ' features that other luggage MISS DONNA DELLA FAVE Santa, distributed gifts from a this important evening, j (grab bag. ..just dreams about. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Della Our styles are among the $ Fave, 21 Jadkson Plate, have ______newest and most exciting. I • Keinforcccl fiberglass announced the engagement of Jo y ce FuScirO To You'll be custom-fitted a construction • Covered with Pefnianrte, a by our experts. Attractive f ^ i ir dr ,t n r' DOnn» Miirie' w W e d P a tr ic k H y n e s supported cast vinyl,'"•Wash­ due to the common cold Edward William Dittman, soil < accessories will add just f able of Mr: *nd Mrs. E dw ard"^. p . ariaTWrs. John Fusaro, 610 the right finishing touches. • Interlocking, stainless steel Dittman, 411 Sixth Ave,, J n t t New Yprfc Avenue, Lyndhurst. It pays to look into the low closures of Lyndhurst. " I have announced the fur hcoming cost of renting. • I'oam-rubher padded handles M inor aches Miss Della, F&ve. graduate j«f-«u:r.r:age n ( -ftcir a ^Luxurious brocade interiors G h e r a c o l p a i n s Queen of Peace High Schojol, Joyce; to Patrick Hynes, son of Just in lime for that winttr C a p s u l e s h e a d a c h e North Arlington, is a legal sec­ Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hyife*v"242 vacalion. — MAJOR stuffy nose retary with the Xewak law Helniken Road, East. Rutherford, Train cases —> Weekend*’rs — firm of Hellring. Lindeman and The 3:30 m. cerernoay^ will 46ft Ridge Road Wardrobes — Pullman — Suiters Landau. \ *. be performed Sunda.y. Feiiruary R e g u la rly S29>>5 lo $51.95 Mr. Dittman holds a Bache- 4 in Sacred Heart R. - C, How $22.95 to $39.95. ior's Defrw fl» Mechanical Eiv GpufvIi . Lymlhurls - A reception North Arlington i Phil's Luggage and For temporary relief of gineerihg from Newark College » rtf foltav a- thn R.yal Hawai- mmor symptoms due to of Engineering, where he was lar Palms. Lyndhurst. the common cold Bill Monisere, former Lynd­ 9 9 7 - 3 8 0 0 Leather Goods Shop a member of Tau Lambda Chi Miss Fusaro is a junior at El- hurst High School athletic star, Modern Fratermty. He is a Project En- mira (N.Y.r College. Mr. Hynes . AU Finest Brands 24 eAPSULES was a member of the 7Ith Re­ Formal Center cruit Tf-aining Class, New Jer\ gin<>ei with Standard Brands, is a junior at Syr acuse (N.Y.l PHIL RUSSO Univgrsily. ,------U— ----- sey State poliee, that graduated Irlc" Hahuken ____ Pknwrii one ftQB•fuo'vovt ft*1 ft*7 ____ December 15. 40 Ridge Road ' Ridge Road & Jauncey Ave, NJfth Arlington, N. J. Trooper Monisera. son of Mr) | No. Arlington, N. J. and Mrs. William Monisera. o f' 51 Orient Way, Lyndhurst. was born in Kearny. He attended Lyndhurst High Schtxil and Montclair and Eastern Mon­ tana State Colleges. He is mar­ ried to the former Susan Sob-. sin cere w islie s 'V" : .... clenakl, of 744 B tttsn Avenue, ’ - _ _ ‘ \ lyndhurst. The couple resides at 52 Eric, -Rutherford. _ for* a C laristm as

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FOR SALE: CAPE Cod built 13 yrs. Brick & frame, 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms. Rec room & dishwasher. Garage. Lot 49 x 130. $28,500. DOCSEVVORKF.R: Two 4-hour sessions a week. Days optional, FOR SALE: CLIFTOKT - LOLLY pop nnrsery, ages 35, ray—!-V, 12-14 991. 0891. 12-21 diiion $5. 4JM1M. 1*28 INSURANCE HOY'S 26-in. bike, red, white £ BOILIKG SPRINGS > chrome. In very good condition, R E A L ESTATE $15. Tractor, 21", cbai» drive, I jellbw *7. CE 8 0458 after t:M SERVICE Christmas Club < P.M. 12-2* is our business --OXFECTIONEKY STORE. WAI.I, to wall dranerte*, 95” x Prim e location. Reasonable. fiberglass booele. color Call 939 3392. 10-12TF pumpkin. Like new, Best offer. ^ The Easy Way /s M W i/w w v w w v w w t/^ A 998 7190. 12-2* SERVICES —------II'" WINDOW (an *15. Ice Frank R. Edwards REtilNW ^tlectrlc sweeper vac skates, white size 8. 13.00, Hackensack St. al Paterion Ave..East Rulherford To Christm as Gifts! mini repairs, $2.9,> an«l parts. Yount man, Size 9, $3.00. WE 9- Tel. 9 3 9 - 4 2 0 0 B E R G E N Small Amounts Become A Krce estimates. Pick-up anil de- 8629. MEMBER SOUTH REALTORS MULTIPLE LISTING livery. We ;&o repair Biisell," Save Have Have Shetland, anil Eureka, electric Weekly 1%8 VVe.skly 1968 sweeper*. West Essex Vacuum $ .25 $ l?,/>0_/» .1.00 % 150 00 .50 UMWT 5.00 250.00 AERO PRECISION .'i.*9 Keamy Ave., Keamy. 991 FACTORY HUETTEMANN’S 1#1J. 11-2 TI 1.00 50.00 10.00 500.00 155 PARK AVENUE OUTLET 2.00 100.00 20.00 1,000.00 Delicatessen & Grocery * I DIVIDENDS ADDED TOO! »Z6 rA IE R S ^N AVE. GJi. *-74*8 EAST RUTHERFORD

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Kearny Federal Savings G ra n d Union 579 Ridge Road, North Arlington MAIN OffVCE w office Instant Redemotion Service” Bloomfield, H. J . 22 Washington Street 4)4 KEARNY AVMEARNX N I. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT I0TH OFFICES All Triple-S Redehiption Cefttfcr* Open Now Th u F'ri., Dei 22 ■ 9 A.M. to 9 P .M .— Ope« Saturday, Dec. 23 - 9 A.M. THE COMMERCIAL TFNPKR W H SOUTH RFKP.KN REVIEW THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1967 PAGE SIX receiving ifeed nylons for Grey- East Rutherford, with 45 mem­ Mrs. Frank Schell, Herald-News SUPERIOR COllflT OF for sale at public vendue at the Burkadt fHolds •H, NEW JERSEY Sheriff’s ~ffl sey, being a portion of lot thlrty- their Third Stree; l^ut following for the post which was present­ J .‘State American War Moth­ War Mothers pin for meritor­ plaint in the above cauae and the four (3*) In Block “F" on a cer­ the business session. Co-chair­ ed at the party Saturday night. CQurt having determined that per­ tain map entitled “ Msp of Kings- A r l i n g t o n ers; Mrs. ;Mabel Schmidt,- of ious services to the War Moth­ sonal service*of process upon the land Manor, North Section, survey­ men "bf the party were Mmes. defendant nTaccordance with Rule Mrs. Sara Legezos, president, Passaic, National VA United ed October, 1869, by John Kennedy Tliomas Clarksonf" Kurt Hart­ ers. 4:96-2 should net be required: Surveyor, Belleville, N*w Jersey, and Mrs. Schell, secre:ary, are Svrj^ce deputy and past state It is on this 20th day of Nov-** of lands aituate In Union Town­ High School mann’ahd Frank Schell assisted still taking names of local serv­ e m b e r, 19 6 ?, on m otion o f JfYW%a ship, Bergen County, N. J. which president, Mrs. Priscilla But- “ X Skit "The Magi,'*, was pr& D. Demetrakis, Esq. appearinQ for by Mrs. Peroy Whitlow, Sr. A ia file d in th e B erge n C ou n ty icemen serving in Yietnam. tf w orth, of Wood Ridge'. sented by Mmes. Kessler, Otto Gross and Gross, Esqs., attorneys Clerk's Office and more particul­ grab bag exchange ad c a ro l Packages will be sent by the of the plaintiff, ordered, that the arly described aa follow*: Other guests were Mrs. Frank Bode and Cecelia Burns. G ra b said absent defendant do answer BEGINNING at a point on th* By Ellen O’Neill and Keryn Murphy sing was held. unit after the holidays. _ the plaintiffs complaint by serving ■outhsaaterly aid* of Ridge Road BanghaixfE, of Clifton, senior gifts were distributed and Se­ upon the attorneys for the plain­ in th* dividing line between lote Mrs. Hartmann reported on at- vice-president of > the disabled cret Pals were revealed and tiff an answer to the complaint thirty-four (34) *nd thirty.flv* Hostesses for the January 10 on or before the 22nd day of Jan ­ (36) on said map and block, 1< ndifig the Bergen County Aux­ new ones chosen. uary. 1968. nex3t: and file hli ana-. Tfe© Crystal Gatttlion held -last - week, Mrs. Young'speyehatagy meeting will-be- Mmes. Peter Amei-U-rin Veterans Auxiliary, being approximately sinty.three iliary meeting last week at the „„w*r ind proof of service in dupli­ (63) fe*t southwestsrly from th* Saturday night was a dazzling class was most fortunate in hav- Pascavage and Eugene iMoes.,. cate with the Clerk of the Super* aouthwMterly aid* of Valley Ridgefield Park post home., A ior Court, State House Annex, atfiar. Queen Belinda was, offing him speak to us. Arnie's Brook Avanu*. and running donation was voted to, the Clair Trenton, New Jersey, in accord­ thtnoe (1) Southeasterly along - course, "the -mest--bea«ti£ui-*i*ls-' siudyijie;teds®, ance with the rules of civil prac-* th* laid dividing iln* on* hun­ Olipharrt Scholarship Fund; 9 NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MJMTAB¥ SERVICE OR t i e r and f»ro*edure, and in Jtla y ll dred (100) feet ts a point in tha there but we must also add that he hangs up his shingle.-think of W ar M others H eld * "thereof strch Judgment be re^dere© «rm»; th*ne« (?) Northeasterly cakeless cake sale was planned PATIENTS IN VETERANS’ HOSPITALS AND against Louie A. Lopez, defendant, parallel with Ridge poad, thirty seldom could a school boast of him when you re not feeling as the Court shall think equitable for the Jan. 10 meeting with Christmas Party TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS and thirty-three liundr*dtha (30. soJUgny other lovely young la- well.- ..... a n d Just. 33) feet to a point In aaid lot - Mmes. James Whitlow and And it is further ordered, that thirty-four (34) d*vls*d by John dies with sixsh handsome escorts George Murden co-chairmen. Mary Washington Chapter, BOARD OF EDUCATION, NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. the notice of thie order prescribed McQarry to hie daughter Mary •pie Twtrlers held a cake by law and the rules of this Court Hlckeyi thenc*.(S) Northw*eterly It seems impossible I'hat the American War Mothers of shall, within 20 days hereafter, be Mrs, Chris Assenbeimer will along the line of *ald Hickay one sale yesterday. It's’ surprising If you are in the military service or are a patient in a published in the Leader Free Press n )ji3 n qc ’GOXfpuM surpn^p this Carlstadt, held their Christmas — huM fxl < 100) #e*t to th* Iine of— how many good bakers we have w-member Gold Star Mothers veterans* hospital and desire to vote, or If you are a relative i niwspaper|FiT^a »t ffast affair" but try tfi^y "wrlT. party Thursday at Ott's S p o t, erford, in thif State, for 4 weeks, Rldig* Boad at « point- therein in this school. We’re looking for­ with Christmas cards and is still or friend of a person who is in the military service or Is a successively, at least once In every thirty and *lQhty-thr** hund- Three basketball games have patient in a veterans’ hospital who, you believe, will desire week;, and it is further ordered .radth* (30.»S) f*et northe**terly ward to another sale real soon. that service upon the defendant of from th* beginning points th«nc* been played since our last col­ to vote in the Annual Board of Education Election to be the complaint and of • this order (4) Southwesterly ./along said umn appeared. We lost two and Tomorrow, the annual Col­ held on February 13. 1968, kindly write to the under (or notice of this order) as ser­ tin* ot Rldg* Road thirty and NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING ABSENTEE BALLOTS vice substituted for personal ser­ clghty-three hundredths (30.63) won one from H a s b r o u c k lege breatofast wil] be held. signed at once makipg application for a military service vice of process within the State, feet to th* point or place of Heights. Our next .game is being Much thought and planning goes BOARD OF EDUCATION, NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. ballot to be voted in said election to be forwarded to you, be made within 30 days hereafter O IQ 'N M tN G . and in the manner prescribed by BEINO premises commonly held tomorrow ait 8 p.m. at into this affair and it is always if you are in the military service or a patient In a veteran's the rules of Court for such sub­ known as 302-304 Ridgo Road. U you are a qualified and refistered voter of the Stat* hospital, stating your name, age, serial number, home ad stituted serv.ee. Lyndhurat, N*w Jersey. r Leonia. Be sure and be there. well attended. v'x"* ' Together with *H and singular who expects to be absent outside state o n F r t ^ r y 13, dress and the address at which you are stationed or can be Respectfully advised, You’ll want to be in cm our sec­ 'Saul Tischler the right*, llbartlts, privileges, Also on tomorrow’s agenda is 1968, or a Mr. Kogge has one son. vino, Lyndhurst, Realtor. —— Painting, Paperhanging Charles G., a student at Don A. TURIELLO & SON CARPET Mr, Morrison has been active DUE TO T H i COMMON COLO WITH ADMIRAL Bosco Preparatory school, Ram­ complete Hnm« lmgfoyf*”***1* in Real Estaie- throughout this Additions Dornjers - ' LINOLEUM Color — Portable* sey. Garages - rinis^e^ Basements A-1 Jo b - Pattern Books area for the past ten years. He and Attica WALL COVERING is also a condemnation Commis­ Kitchens ModerWa Fristik - D egerdon Aluminum Sidmfl 4 R< A v a i l a b l e sioner for the State of New Je r­ Aluminum Doors 41 Wi/idS-f- Tiles Senior Citizens 414 Forest Ave. 4lyn4#«r»t sey. 269 Ridge Rd. Cheracol D GEneva 8-, Immediate Service Born in Ohio the Rutherford Had 35 Present LYNDHURST FLOOR North Arlington Realtor moved to Rutherford af­ COVERING 091-4369 ‘I'hirry-five persons attended COUGH SYRUP W Y 7 - I 0 3 I ter graduation from Tiffin PFEIFER’S the recent Carlstadt Senior Citi­ University, Tiffin, Ohio, and ED SUDOL 656 RIDGE RD zens session at the Friar's Club.. Cheracol 0 contains RADIO - TV SERVICE married the former Grace LaCORTE BROS. C-E 8-0244 Host was the Rotary Club Aux­ three expectorants to Walsh of Rutherford. They 1**ve w •IOIN? - ALTERATION* - Color A B 4 W„ . iliary with Mrs. John Clause as help dissolve mucus ADDITIONS a son Edmond HI who gradu­ M usic Instruction V a c u u m — Cali Anyuiue chairman. » C heracol 0 congestion and non A- ! T Y P t S O F ated from F.D.U. in 1967. -7960 WE »-«*♦ lor yonr enjoyment by Vacuum Exchange Mmes. William Kaltjchmidt, pleted fifty-two missions in com­ year olds when used as Estimate* Given 555 Vaiiey Brook Av*. Cleaninq Co. Ha Kellermann, William Der- VICTOR bo* as a crew member of a me­ directed. Trust Upjohn GE 8-50Z* Factories, Home* mody and George Alster. dium bomber. to make an effective, Office Building* The group's Chrjstjnas party FRANGIPANE Vacuum - Washing Machlo* He has his office on Sylvan St. good-tasting family Fully Insured - was held last evening at the Repair and 3*n ie* Rutherford, next door to the cough syrup. Composer and Arranger for Contract Bidding clubhouse. 556 Second Street. A Rivoli Theatre. Cleff ’- Century - Heritage Aathorized Maytag Kearny catered lunch was served and1 nnd Schdbert Music Co. of Sale* A Strrlc* T«L 907-2046 grab bag gifts exchanged A SOPKO BROS. New York City. Between S A ? P.M. H eather Miller trip to Radio City Music Hall C O N S T . C O . (jp jo lin ADULTS may also apply lot Refrigerator Service W ins 3 Prizes was .planned for Jan.-10. Mrs’. occasional lesson* at J«ui Alteration! »nd Repair* Tliomas McCoy is program bom« O N ALL MAKES Heather Miller of 3 Veteran chairman. Dormer* and Addition* CAIX 9S8-M44 Place. No'rth Arlington, was Also present Were Mrs. Jo ­ Priscilla Pharmacy Roofing and Siding AAAAAr«»WS^NAA/VWSA T. J* Naulty awarded four medals ip a high­ seph L. Jony, Jr*'"?hairman of Oil Burners land dancing competiion held in 722 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. DAY S 998-1733 „ the project, and Mrs. Lawrence lO Ame* Avrnue Boston, Mass., on December 9. Savage, treasurer., E V E S. 993-5209 Phone WYman 1-5627 She won second place in the Rutherford, N . J . F o r Highland Fling and Sword Weltz Fuel Oil Dance and fourth place in the O IL B U R N E R S F U E L OIL Pbcm**: WEbst*>r 9-6021' Seann Truibhas and Highland Complete Antomatle Oil P lu m b in q Reel. The competition was spon­ Home-Owners Heating Installation* AAAAA^AAAAAAAAA^A^ B e s t sored by the UoitedScottifh Or­ B O B D A V I S OU Burner Efficiency ganizations of New England. Repairs On R oofing, Siding, Oar Specialty “ Do - It-Yourself” "odhurM .309- Chase Ave., Lyndhurst THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1967 THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOOTH HERf.EN REVIEW PAGE SEVEN

N e w Rennis Baby t ,..Bpfish W om en Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Ren-.' Have Xmas Party Dis Jr. of 30-P' Riverview Gar­ The Circle of Polish Wom?n dens, Nortih Arlington, announce Group No. 783 held its Christ­ the- birth of a son, Wavne Jo­ mas; party on Friday evening, seph, 7 Ihe. 4 -eet=p -o«- Deeem- -m e n ra Tfie Jade Restaurant .bar f i at West Hudson Hospital. iii-.North Arlington. K( arny. Mrs. Ennis Jr. is the Mrs. Michael Sawicz com­ farmer .Joanna Maria Aarts, menced thp dirlner with a toast dc. tighter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ v.ishing all members a very liam Aarts of Woodbridge. The heaiVhv^.happy and peaceful hol­ paternal grandparents reside in iday season. Members exchang- Old Bridge. . etl gifts. For people who have ''everything

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if 1 Your Faith, Co To Church Every ■' — , — 1 11" ■ 1 T T 1'" .1 'm 1 8 rr ■'.>" 1111 " ~ ' F "*» . j . ■V"11. '' I EM&ER DAY » Fred- Kearny. A n q e lo L a V e c c h i a Lyndhurst. Her husband, American Citizens ClubJIall. Son for G rants ' 8:00 AM Morning Prayer, Holy Survlyars are his wKe, Mrs. ‘ „ crick, died in 1947. PrCsiden:: John I-.ititnil.tlu ’ —..... Ownnmniin Marjwio Wyatt Lennoe; fives AjpjqIo LaVccchia, 263 La- Survivors are a fan. Jtfin Cun- yjCf-Prpstdrnt; '1 ;io;xi:>if Kr:nV- Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Granl of SATURDAY, December 23 sens J. 'm ol Ruthc...‘ortl, An- fayct.e Ave., di&l Thursday at nin jf.am cf Miami. Flau • « fit Church Services OP' . Jijcjjaoiv-vme, pta., announce FMBER.DAY ! ■' £ , Hern- d iw of Secaucus, James, ' -Clara Maass Memorial Hospital, aai’.^h.er, Mrs. Alma Rec. Secretary: Anthony JKik ihe bir'h of u son,. It ibert D »n- 9.00 AM Morning Prayer, Holy-; Hackensack, Edward, of Sa- Belleville, »5cr a lor.’ ttfccSs. Scarsdsle, N. Y., #..•> -cjyn. V! ;iJ;l Jr., 7 lbs. 8 »/s,. o i Ni.V,>m- Communtoff * vattwih, Ga., and Wallace, Jr.. . Bom in New York CSty 7? year* grandchildren and seven great- Kjiianc'.al Scerftnvy: Fjht.ik l:tM5*27 nl tho Naval"Air SlniTiikt 1:30 PM Page wit D ress c. Pasadena,, Md.; three dai'jh- »;a. he has ttVtJ in Lyiiilhwst gtandohl!dmi. Lyndhurst Kry'-t-.ti'k — ...... v • j*_ Hr,ifdl',iJ:, Mi h - Rehearsal fa's, Mrs. Dorothy Concha and ihe last 7 2 years. a funeral service was conduct- Treasurer: Joseph Kijcuski 'ant is the farmor Kiithli'cp 8ACRE I) HEART R. C. FIRST CHURCH OF Q1BISI SUNDAY. December 24 Mrs. Ann Coltfbella Of Lynd- He was a member cC SacreJ ^ yesterday at 2 p.m. at tlu Sengcur.t nt'Arrns: A. Uejm.s, rlaugliVer c" R: ’• *i|T CHURCH SCIENTIST CHRISTMAS EVE hurtt, and Mn. Louise Mariana lleail.lt. C. Church. Ho wis re- Diffily Funeral Home. 41 Ames j 6hn MitzuiCtiewi.'/. ' HtIms of Itivervicw Ave,, N >• ‘h Ridge Rd. tt New Jersey Ave. K. Pierrepont & Lincoln Aves., 8.00 AM Holy Communion cf- RathertoM; 29 ^randr ridren H»"J frM1 TnibctV* in E a s t Ave.. Rit'wrford. by the Rev. Trustee: Adam- Czurnoi ki Aiiiri.; on. P;ilen»l wrandnn'ji^T- Rfc’Reir. Msgr. Henry G. J. Rutherford. New Jersey 9:30 AM Morning Prayer, Holy and U greatgrandchildren. Ruther-3;yd. where he was a William Niebanoik of the Lu'her- TrilStee: Steve (Wembievvski or is Mrs. Krod J. B ta on Saturday chemist. an chureh in Ruthcit'jad. En- rirst Church of Christ Scientist, lite riteeting "was concluded Di‘\ in St., Ni 111 Arlington. The M**■" - T Christmas Party was held for *t«*dlfitf Room at 5 Statlor Snaaie Ctnimunitm ifsy conducted a service in 0 » i s s g e - fQff dUtugMters. Mrs. ^® nnetn D rnagom an open Monday through Saturday, tl the al.tau,nt s(uc]pn( publication on 18:30, 11:80 brother Vtncent of Lyrtdhurst; •Min ?AIMi«n«—imrn ------j- :--- — — — . .. — -.. later lived in Boston, Mass . aml Tlie pftrtflts ftnd 'Ctlttrtrrn were thi' Rutherford campus _of Fuu'- Daily M asses: 7:15 f\)r;e?" This is the subject of ST. STEPHEN Mrs. Carrie E. Faust B?Wer, ^ grandchildren and .6 grew ff'.' the past 4s years in Lynil- treated to refreshments and a the Lesson Sermon to be read in 9.00 AM Morning Prayer, Holy .lei,J' Dickinson University. 518 Kingsland Ave., died Wed- grandeMMren. hurst. 'vvuV:'. fun and frolic afternoon \}'as en ST. all Christian Science churches Communion MICHAEL’S R. C. nrsday Dec. 15, at Bergen Funerl wag Saturday from Na- He was in radio broadcasting ji-yed by everyone. ' •*: CHURCH this Sunday. WEDNESDAY, December 27 * Pines Hospi-al after a 111- “ re Memorial Home, 403 Ridge “Aii Lord God! behold, rhou for forty years, for the past five Ridge Road and Page Avenue ST. JOHN V ’ ...... te k Road, with a High Mass at S«- W aricks Visit T H E B I B L E hast made the heaven and the years wit!h WVED at Maspeth. 1 'tTr* X I, * Pastor V 10:00 AM Mornittg Prayer, Holy She was the widow of Delbert Heart f t , C. Owreh at U) earth by t% great power and te n ! Island. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Warlck 7'ndhurst ORlrch School, t t ».m. Holy Name Society, P o lis h a s w* nfta s>»s^r»rlt-y»i<»^i Mi g’*a»'sre 9:15 AM Divine . Worahip Ridge Road wa, inc^rge^ oty. went » Prea*hlnK Service, 11 ajo. American Citizens Cub and the 9-.15 AM Sunday School UNITARIAN SOCIETY Prudential Agentf Local 40. a child been a r d e n t ST, PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10.00 PM Christmas Eve Serv- body t o. Picture Rocks on Sat- Hotoken for rhe past 32 yrtrs. Si. Michaels 70 Horae I M A n a As-wmea He was organizer and past pres- urday. By ANTHONY T. MACHCINSKI Sunset A venue1 a nd York . Road Sunday Service, il:80 a.m. ~ We with ~ Holy Com- ident of the Prudential Agents Beside ton daughter, Mrs. Church School and Nursery munron Credi: Union Local 59. Fettainger, »h«v is survived by By ANTHONY T. MACHCINSKI North Arlington MONDAY, December 25 . Mrs. Anna Keane her husband. William J. Longer . AO:» a.m. He is survived by- his wife, the Mr. Ted Lawanctowsirt, JXrec- 10:30 AM Christmas .Day Scrv- ot Hoboken. Two sisters, Mrs. CHRISTM AS' SERVICES Phone: 933 2739 former H. Barbara Smyrski, Mrs. Arena Keane, 720 Fi t th tor of the Young St: Michael’s - .ice wi'h Holy Com- two daugWers, Barbara an d Ave,, died last Tuesday at Fair­ Fiank t,Almai Potter of Milling- Fife and Drum Corp., announc- munjon Chrism as Eve i WESTMINSTER Betsy rx home. His mother Mrs. mont Hospital, Jersey CSty, af- ton and Mrs Carl (Gladys)'Bic- ed that act Thursday evening, ciardetli of Bernardsville. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Maty Janosik,, Bristol, Ct>nn.,| :er a lingering illness. / December 21, the Children of 11:15 P.M. Carols RUTHERFORD Hie funeral was yesterday RMge Rd. and Page Ave. t"o sisters, fl4Mrs. JojephI She wjks 69, was bom in Ire- the Corps wiil perform a Mu­ BAPTIST CHURCH from the Steever Funeral Home. 11:30 P.M. Sung Eucharist, Lyndhurst, New Jersey Stavtil&c, W ilk e .artd. came to United States in sical Christmas Pageant” for Faator John Dexter Greenleat T 252 Stuyvesant Ave. wilh a High "'Telephone: 939-7920 Barre, Pa. Mrs. Antleny (Eii- 1919, living first in New York their parents and friends. All Procession to MaViger, — THE LORD'S DAY — Mass ot 10 a.m. a t Sacred SUNDAY SERVICES baliai Tisano, oselle. N. J., for 43 years and hte past three arc cordially invited to attend at t:U a.m. Bible School Heart Church. Entombment Christm as hymns a\id address Mrs. Joseph (Agnes),. Kumath years in Lyndhurst. Her hus­ 8:00 p.m. m the Od Chttffrh 11:00 a.m. Mornirj Worship v-as a} St. John's Cemetery, o. Bristol, Oonn. band. John J, Keane, died in BaU. Christm as Day LYNDHURST Youth. Fellowship Funeral was held Monday Broofefyr. lh e children of the Fife and METHODIST CHURCH 1:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service ■ ■ ■ 10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist, frorti the Nazare Memorial Survivors are two sons, James Drum are to meet as usual at 8tayvesant and Tontine Aves. WEDNESDAY Home, 403 Ridge Road with a 7 00 pJn. on Thursday. in the Christm as hymns and address Rev. Robert Olya Bryaat 8:09 p.m. Hour af Blasataf of New York city, and william M r ? . A , C u n n in g h a m Requiem Mass offered at gt.M - or Lyndhurst; 2 daughters, Mrs. PiGflfc^fll. i ^ *jt* yif ftfo* yy* ft# ^(f yy yif WiiT V* Pastor Phone GE. 8-8795 chael's R. C. Church at 9:30 Margaret Duncan of Leonia Mrs. Amanda Outnit^ham A Christmas Pa^ty- for the 887 Tontine Avenne “ The Church of the a.m. Interment was at St. and Mrs. Alice Srsiek of iP-oral Bietz, formerly cf H4 Beverly Fife and Drum will fcflow after - GEneva 8-«9?8 Royal Welcome” Mary s Cemetery, Ashley, Pa. Park, L .l.; and 7 grandchildren, Road. Upper Montclair, died on thc Musical Play. b e t : 24 and four sis*rs in Irriand, Mrs, Sunday morning at the Mount Secretary Mr.' Anthony Wii-' LYNDHURST Calm Nursteg Home. Montclair,- Jl'00 AM Devottonal period Wallace Lennox alherine Anjlim and Mrs. Mary rzyn ki, of the Young St. Mi- DISSOLVE THAT HEBREW CENTER after a long illness, chael’s CJub- announced that B:00 AM Early Church Service - -- . •o® _ VaII^v v DrWIIVKpaaIf - /lvcnAvmm f Haugh. Susan and Bessie. 9:45 AM ChureSj School, Class- Wanrae Lenox, Sr.. *S4lti;vwr- the funeral was last Friday She was 90 years old, born m foifcwihg were elected to ’OT Between Ridge Road and side Ave., Rutherford, died in ______*?r?ey City, had lived in Mont- fic« for the year 1968 on Sun-1 es for ages, inslud Stuyvesant Avenue. Lyndhurat from tha jdhn L. Burk Funeral his homeoo Thursdaymorning, h ^ , k RU^e Road, with a «dair for K years, previously in day. December 17, at the Polish ------Ling.a^jb. ------^ t . B a*lf 9. Batbalslt, ItnbM ^ 1 :00 AM ChurfiW '(Service \yith Dec.14*.^after a long $ ^ is . Requiem Mass at St. Mfchael’s f * 71' 1' " " ...... ra-Tnrrr-- Study: GE. 8 9583 He was 78,"wns bbm ht Lt8n- 43 sermon ft the pastor Home: Kn 3124 R. C. dhtrrch aat t 9:909:80 a.ma.m In In -§• bertviUe and had lived in Ruth­ m ! on ‘iWWpe’d in th^ terment was in National Ceme- erford for 35 years, previously terj>, Farmingdale. L. I. INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. ST. THOMAS in Lyndhurst. *il:00 E v f Can- EPISCOPAL CHUROr DUE TO THE COMMON COLD WITH **_ dlelight Service He was the cwner and opera­ Stuyvesant and Forest Avtft. tor of the Lennox Machine Shop Industrial Waste Removal ■a May you have a Blessed Church Office: Church School An effective Christmas and a Healthy Happy in East Rutherford for 25 years, '. Building, Forest Ave. retiriftg jno1963. fa m ily Jpew Year. There's a welcome Phone: 438-M88 1*0 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE, LYNDHURST, NJ. all at thc Church on the Cor- He was a member of the First pally Morning and Evening Presbyterian Qvurch in Ru th­ Cheracol D jner of Stuyvesant and Tontine Prayer 7 a.ra. and 7 p.m. cough syrup 933-9500 , ■Avenues. erford ; and a member of Cbpe- Sunday Services: stone Lodge No. 147, F.feA.M.. COUGH SYRUP *:*<» a m. Holy Communion •* SEED MEMORI Vf, S:S0 a.m. Morning Prayer, NOrth 7-8080 C h e r a c o l D c o n ta in s ■-*' UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Holy Communion & Church three expectorants to ^ CHURCH School, aad 11:13 a.m. Morn­ 9 1 Stuyvesant Avenue T" ing Prayer. help dissolve mucus Tb» Rev. David L. BarreM, • We W ish congestion and non/, Pastor THURSDAY, December 21 narcotic dextromethor­

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TT Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. HdspitaUOraWse.^e vvas % .... individually. If you believe in Bngm e^jnng^^er, Ladles Guild; 3rd Wednesday uf Born in Belfast, Ireland, Mrs. i\orih Arlington good education and you wwnt iiiiMltli, 8:00 p.m. Rainey came to. this country 42 this for your children, mwke a A ccepting Bids I'ri‘-« VuifirmsiEtjnp Oans Each years aigo. She had fived in point to come to the January The Contracting Officer at the il Church Services Wediiesday, 3:30 p.m. Kearny and then had . lived 30 meeting. Coast Guacd Electropics EJISi:., Thursday, 7:00 p.m. yeai:s in Newark before moving T h e executive - committee P.T.A. A / e w s noerjpg Center, Wildwood, N.J., Senior Choir; Each Thursday at to North Arlington two years wishes all members and friends announced today that Jtadt^-jare ( ant i rmatiml Class: E a c h agfo. ' a Merry Christmas and a Happy N orth A rlington HltiH SCHOOL morrow morniftg. We know fill being accepted for tile feBWca- suto p.m. ■w* »■» She leaves two daughters, New Year. Importer: Irene (iaya^r tio of several ■ electronic jwrts. QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH - £ KIB8T (ilmrcjj Sjii ia) rdSalur- Mrs. Anha M. litxiulick and parents will try to attend. 3 The required items^all foi* tihc North Arlington, N. J. PRESBYTERIAN', CHURCH day ol month, 8:4)0 p.m. Mrs Edith Turza'nski, both of % ti«. Unu> y P e you have already utmost importance. You will daughter. yen the flyer concerning the rfieet the candidates for the core coils and transformers of Mi'WIIIIhiiim, I’antof Rev. Henry C. Kreutzer - announced. Sponsors Party Paslor S e rv ic e s were December 13 at ^nuary 4 meeting. As 1 have Board of Education. These are pot-oore inductance and capacj. Rev. Dtuiiel F. Mahoney The North ’ Arlington Chapter itf,nce (L-C)' Notch. Filters. Rev. JoNfpli M, Quinlan 901*3404 -— CONGREGATION tifii Brierley Funeral Home, 211 s ll1nrl in previous columns, this ttie people who decide how tihe is Ihe most important event of school tax dollar is to be spent. Of the National Honor Society These filters are to be a duplica* SUNDAY, 1 >cc:c‘i-nlM’r 24 B'NAI ISRAEL Ridge Road, North Arlington. " ‘ Rev. Jamt» J. Brady sponsored a Christmas party tion of Government Furnished Worship Services !l and 11 A.M. 780 Kearny Avenue, Kearny Burial was in RosciftoimT Memo- our Program. The future school You owe it ot yourself and tp Rev. N. John lyombardl policy will be set by these can­ on December 12 for hospitalized Equipment with some variations Sermon: Sidney Bogner, Itabbi riaj Pai'k: y in Parish House. bev 24, Christmas Eve, at G r a c e ' "l he NiKht B e fo re Christmas" paper'flowers as identification. Christmas caroling. Holy Day Mawwx: 6:00 a.m., Junior tlifthr Stmion Hitrh aad Episcopal; Chapel, East RUtfter- vvas ‘he highii.%jbt (if our annual This is an pffort by the PTA to ...... Among _ ihqBe—-students—-at, iismJQr Bids 77-25-68! prps^po- 7:00 a.m., »:00 a.m., »:U0 u.m. East Rutherford tqndihig vvere Gail Bress, Elaine tive bidders should contact the Adult Classes immediately fof- ford,- .will •-•' besfin'Cftt •' - -8:00 -- a.m. ' ■'Christmas party, Mrs. S. Fel- create-a friendly atmosphere at 10:00 am.j 11:00 a.m., anu Dominos, Sharon Garippa. Te Contracting Officer at the lowing 9 a.rrt. service. with the celebration of Holy senfeld, chairmafl, and com- meetings. If you are wearing a S:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m CHRIST resita Guerrero'1 Joanne Haag, Coast Guard Training Genter, CHRISTMAS KVJ-. SKRVICKS - Cvmm union. .mitlee ■ m e m b e r s Mmes. flower and see another mother Robert Jones, Elaine Lear, Cape May, N. J., telephone: 609 Flntl Friday Manse*: «:00 am., 7:30. P.M. Fahiily Service. Metfiodist Church At 9:30 a.m. at the Family Jensen, Wilson, McCall a nd wearing one you wili know that Janjce Marciano, Eileen Mer 884-8451, ext. 272 or 273. <* 7:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 0:00 a.m, Echo ami Wesley Otoirs. Oirist- Service a -special program for Prach deserve thanks for t h e she has a child in the same SUNDAY, December 24 rill, Ellen Reinhardt, Bruce Information of a technical na­ and 3:30 pm. hiHS Story: ' 'The'^Chrisfmas the children of the Sunday grand, time had by all. class as your child. Every # 00 -AM iloly-Ciwiuiuiniun------Seidman, and Belinda Venan ture may be obtained by con­ Dally Mohhrn: 8:30 a.m., 7T0 GUOSt.” SchooF will be given Children in~ The #ntife-PIA~wi$hes every­ month only the host class will 9:30 AMiChurch School clo. Also, Nancy Black, Deborah tacting Lt. Cmdr. Bush, USCG, a.m., 7:30 a.m., 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 P.M. Christmas--Eye the lower grades will act out the one a joyous Christmas and wear flowws. These hostess­ 11 :00 AM T * iv in c Worship • Greene, Terry Guzallis, Charles at the Electronics Elngineering B.-00 u.m. JJfrvice. "The Ciilt of ibe -Son.” Christmas story as a pageant. Ilanukkah. es will pul forth a special effort 11:00 PM Christmas Eve Serv­ Jacobson and Kathleen Maca Center, t elephone: 609-522-7781 l.< Kill Holiday*: 8:H0 a.m., 7:00 Westminster and Chancel Another .special feature"wIll Tje ' We extelKf 'Sur deepest sym* no make everyone feel welcome, ice .. r ext. 17. ' a.m., 7:30 a.m., and 0:00 a m — Choirs. the showing of a filmstrip, pa,h>' to Mrs- Ann PLa,tton and Let's try our best to make Jef- luso. Raptliunw al 2:00 p.m. every WEEKDAY SCHEDULE <•' ■taiL' _.... "Draw me a Christmas,” which her children, on the loss of their ferson School “the friendliest Hunda.v, other time* by ap- THURSDAY, necember 21 _ G eorge D onald Platten describes the meaning Christ­ husband and father. Donnie school in town.” Thanks go to |>olntment. Marriage* should Choir Rehearsals. Echo arid mas has for children. Piarten is a star player on our Barbara Minnella and Cathy For people who have "'everything be arranged with the Pa*tor Wesley 3:30, Westminster 6:45, George Donald Flatten of 118 At 8 p.m. the Festival Eucha­ football team. Our prayers are Berni for coming up with this at leant a month In advance Chancel 8 P.M. Stovcjr Avenue, Nbrth Arling­ rist will be celebrated by the with them during their bereave- wonderful suggestion. ton, died December 16 at home ment. -The executive committee w i Iim m In exceptional clrcum- 7-130 P.M. Christian Nurture Rev. Ivan A. Baoker, Vicar of NtanceH when a dhorter notice Committee of a heart attack. He was 46. Grace Chapel. Mr. Backer (will ROOSEVELT t a North Arlington 16 yaars ago. 6:30 p.m. and from 7:30 p.m. Party ■sing an anthem and Miss Su*an School will present a program W ASHINGTON He was employed by Mack Mayercak will sing "O Holy of Christmas caroling tomorrow Reporter; Vickie Holden lo 0:00 p.m. every Saturday Truck Manufacturing Co. fort he evening of Holy Days and ST PAUL’S s Night.'.’ At the conclusion of the at 10:30 a.m. AU parents are in- We are proud to report that past 20 years. Ue was a hiem- Find Fridays. EPISCOPAL CHURCH service, each worshipper will re-" vited to attend, for the sixth consecutive year Sunset Avenue and York Road ber of La. Salle11 Athletic Cltfb of ceive a candle Which will be it Following the program, the Washington School PTA has- Catechetical Instructions for Jersey City. children -of public grammar North Arlington, N. J. from till*1 Christ candle* to sym~ PTA will hold its annual Ohrist- attained 100 per cent member­ The Rev. Edward H. Mansley He leaves hisnvife, Mrs. Anne - bolize the coming of Christ as mas party for the children, ship. Our membership ahair- schools Sunday after the 0:00 Dt'Tura Platten; a >»n George a.m. Mass in the grammar Rector the light of the world. Mrs. Robert McGilvary and man, Mrs. Terrie DeFaizib, has Office phone: 991-7252 IXrnald Jr. and f.w daughters, ■ ’ ' her executive committee wish done an excellent job. Being in­ school building; for Junior & M arie and Donna, all at- home'; Senior High public school stu­ Rectory phone: 991-3131------terested In and supporting goad due to the common cold two brothers, Edward O - N.A: Library Shows - I-’appv a NewMerry Year. chris,mas and a dents, On Mondays from 7:30- GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH education is tihe "best way par- Mara af Jersey City and Doug­ Forest Film W ed, JEFFERSON ents cajj help their children. 8;30 p.m. in the High School OF .NORTH ARLINGTON las of Secaueus: and two sUters,. ljx ^ r 0 m s f : you Can you see Reporter; I.»ltian Gilkcnsen Good education is to a large Auditorium.' , "•*233 Ridge Rftad Mrs. Palricia Walker and Miss Minor aches something not made of wood? What is Christmas without a extent the job of fhe Board of' Communion calls should be ar­ Pastor, Charles M. L.' Oberkehr Anita Platten, both of J ersey p a in s From it's earliest days our visi: from Sarrta Claus? He will Education. For this reason, it is C h e ra c o l' ranged at the Rectory ; Emer­ 213 Ridge Road City. h e a d a c h e country depended bn it's forests. make an appearance at Jeffer­ our responsibility to elect the gency Calls any time of day Chureh Phone: WY 1-2883 The funeral was yesterday Capsules On Wednesday evening, Dec. son- School tomorrow morning best, qualified people to these or Rectory, 10 Franklin Place, Parsonage: WY 8-7140 from Parow Funeral Home, stuffy nose 27th, the film. 'The Mighty with candy for all the children important positions. North Ar­ WY 1-7860. Sunday School—9 a.m. 185 Ridge Road, with a High Western Forests" wifi be shown and is sure to capture the hearts lington will hold an election for Convent, 18 Franklin jPlace, Service— 9 and 10:30 a.m. •Mass of Requiem in Our Lady at the North Arlington Library. of those youngsters **4io are im- Board members in January. At 997-2142 Luther League? 2(id and 4th day 'Queen of Peace Church, Burial, ii A spectacular aerial tour of vast patiently awaiting the arrival our first regiilar PTA meeting of Month, 7:00 p.m. was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Christian Brothers Faculty luxur.ant tree-growing area of the real Santa Claus on of the new year—January 11 ai Alpha Omega; ith Monday of For temporary relief e f House. 200 Ridge Road, WY 1- month, 8:00 p.m . . through twelve western states Christmas Eve. The days go so 8:15 p.m.—we will have tie can­ rhinor symptom* 9 0 9 tnd M o n d ay of will—he.___A reminder--the -jgtjUdre ohrldren's " matters. AfteT the peeling, you High School, Rutherford Place, month, 8:00 p.m. ton, widow of George G. Rainey, shown at the library at 7 :30 Christmas . caroling'’ program will have an opportunity, if you Peoples Pharmacy WY 8-8223. Church Bowling League: Every died December 9 at St. Mary's p .m . w ill be held at the school to- wish, to speak to the candidates 298 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. J-

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Jam c ; White, 13, Queen O f Peace Cubs ventriloquist' was -.featured on Ihe annual cookie sale. P r o, Hold Annual Party • • t e pri -jrajn. Santa Claus, with rfoili from tlie sale will be used ' ti e aid of Jui!!<5 G.'Uo, distrib t vard '.t’he blue and srrid culr' C ab" Swut Pacrt Bonomo, Arthur Evans, hit~4i series. . 7 Paul Flinch baugh, MicttaW Gil will be replaced by Michael Sail da.Widk. j All three games were won by uon, Mi'/bael LaSpada, John , ifce Hi-l -*s :.vi.- -Hie UupefuIS eiiiy, Frank Scarola. Gerald Residents- wfe w , to eoiv and Thm> Bs ovc, ^ p Veltii, and Thomas Corley tribute old *» ** |)M f s. Tho Blue Bolls won 2V> Oilier sr cc: >m were Silent park are asked to call Ya:es ai mps (rom H)o G l!lado, SHahC r.nd Jingle Bolls " Do 9MWS* to make arrangements ^ ^ R. (h w fog the sjl.jl.ir tlie group sir for pickup. Thc Back tonduCIs a won by )he .WlxJfc over tl)c c>g of “ U’e Wi. i You a Merry year-round newspaper drive ateoii Maids and Gemini 3 over MISS JOYCE I'TSAKA ChrfcSna-s" was Michael Gilson The January 21 pack meet Three Spares. Mr. and Mm. John Fu-s.-ira, (>1(1 Now York Ave., have an­ nounced ih.- fmi'i-i.min;; mar‘- Har?*'*9f their daughter, Joyce jf Mr. und Mrs, Al!.< •' IK nos, 212 llo- bcSccn R.:id Fast Rutherford. .. -1-R-f -T-C-H Tho maiding will h».' on Edi- ruary -1th at 3:30 from SacrH' - Hear Church. W ICS ARE HERE Miss Fusara* is a' Junior ; • Kl- mira ColTeg'. Klmha. !?r¥ . Jfer jf'aillW'lHi-"8"'JtriW&r at Syracuse MISS MAUREEN ROJfAX MBS. JAMES MURITA Univeriity, Syracuse, N Y. The Latest from Italy Miss Josephine McGuire was Forest AVC., Lyndhursl, after v Mr and Mrs. Lawrence A. Qu< en of Peace High School anel at ended Claremont Secre­ married Saturday fo James P. a Florida honeymoon. Mrs. Lau- New Salesman At Ronan, ijS Sunset'Ave., North A L S O •'« Uaurlla. Miss McGuire is Ithe rita is employed by* Prudential Arlington, have made *kriownlhe tarial School, Nenv York City. daughter Cf Mr,, and Mrs. Ber- Insurance Co., Newark, and Mr Volkswagen Cp. engagem.cn' of t’-ietr ttwu^hter, She is a legal secretary wiEi Al­ FALLS — WIGLETS * - WIGS .Maureen Elizabeth, to Philip len J. Harrington', Jr., North Ar- r.ard T. McGuire, of 225 South Laurita, a Rutgers evening stu- Robert Soni jr Vice President AltiysiU' Ryan, Fon of Mr. and lip^ton. "ALL HAIR GOODS MADE IN ITALY' Essex Ave., Orange. Mr. LJtur- dent by CJoper-J a ere tt, Inc., Or- and t^heraf ’Manager ol Three Mrs. Aloysius J, Ryan, 52 S. Hrr Ryan is a graduate of St. ila, son of Mr. and Mrs. James anse. * Coun y Volkswagen, at 701 _5th St.. Harrison. Peters Preparatory Sehoph Lu'iurita, resides at 572 New Jer­ Riverside Ave., Lyndhurst', has Newark, and is a graduate d COMPLETE sey Avenue, Lyndhuiut. v announced the appointment ot The couple will be honored at Son For Jankowskis Newark College of Engineering, tAl Busca to its staff ui tales an engagement party to be held The wedding lock place at He is an engineer with Western STYLING DEPT. ON PREMISES 8aini Venantius Church, Cen­ Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jankow- representatives, in January. Electric Co., Kearny. tral Avc-nue, Orange. The recep­ ski, Jr., 540 Page Avenue, are Mr. Busca has been associat- Miss Ronan is a graduate of A May, 1969. wedding ia tion was held al Military Park tihe parena of a son, James, with ihe automotive industry H'xtel, Newark. Miss Rita Lom­ born on December 10 at Clara f0T the [jast 25 year- He grad-'y planned. • - bardo was maid of honor, and Maass Hospital, Belleville. He uatcd tirake Busineis School New Baby In Town Paris-Milan Wigs W BOWAt '. Louis dloicco, Best man. The' joins a brother, Robert," 7, and a and tie also euiniJli-t 'd a . Mr. and M a. A. GoU of 40-K “ Single?ialc? widowWiriowedT Misses Pauline Laschi, Cath- sifter, Cynthia, 4. The maternal ber--of-saJ0x eweeutive ■iptmxg'- P iv o r c » d t ” GIFT BOVTIQI E . or.ine Trozza, and Karen Mahaf- Courses. given by \yorld-\\!idc Ridge Park Drive, North Arling­ Find happin«t« ky grandparents are Mr. and'Mrs. meeting iom«cne ntw fey, were? attendants. George De Volkswagen Corp at Orange- ton, announce ^ a r r i v a l of a Far * FREE confidential 9 Station Square * ^ Rutherford George Uhl cf Post Avenue and Interview call Maissi, William De Massi and burg. N. Y. - son, Andrexr 7 pounds, on De- Open Till 9 P.M. Saturday Till 6 - Rie'hard Cristiano, served as thc paternal grandparents are -cembe: 6. . INTRODUCTIONS Mr. Busca resides In Cliff side u n l i m i t e d 4 3 8 - 9 8 8 2 ushers. jMr. and Mrs. Adam Janhcwski Park with'-his wife and threo The mother is the- former Ma­ S3 Ridge Rd. No. Arlington, *98-7902 MMM The couple will reside a: 534 erf Maple Avenue. children. - ria Zamora of North Arlirifton.

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American Gardens” and “Trees Worlds Collide and After Commercial Leader for American Gardens” also are World's Collide.” And The South Bergen Review Official Newspaper , of the Dickinson Studying Meadowlands on the shleves and Walt Whit- Among, the young udult-npn- Boroughs of man s New York by Harry B. [k t^ n books added a t e Lyndhurst’s Official-Newspaper State Senator-elect Fairleigh ning Board and served an the East Rutherford & Carlstadt saker, community affairs com­ Weiss is also a new addition. ‘'‘Dreams and Realities of the Since 1921 S. Dickinson Jr., who is, slated Neiw Jersey Commission to missioner, on the same sub­ Publication Office 276 Grove St., East Rutherford Among Ihe fiction books is Pe- Conquest of the Au”’ by Beril tu become chairman of the sen­ Study Meadowland Develop­ ject. 5 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J. 417 Second St., Carlstadt ter DeVrle’s "Vale of Laug- Becker and Mildred Boyd's Telephone GEneva 8-8700—8701 ate Committee on Agriculture, ment, met with representatives Telephone GEneva 8-8700—<1701 ter” and Philip Wylie's "When "Rulers in Petticoats." Second Class'Postage Paid At Editor John Savino Conservation and Natural Re~ Regional Planning of the De­ Dickinson said that develop­ Rutherford, N. J. Publication Office . sources, when the new Legisla­ partment of Community Afifairs; ment of the Hackensack River Editor John Savino. 25) Kidge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J. WHOM Subscription $3.00 Per Year Second Class Postage Paid At ture convenes. Jam - 9, vvas in He said the session vvas _& pre-. Meadowlands, embracing 18 Teg Cents Per Copy Rutherford, N. J. Trenton-recently to gather addi­ liminary one, and will be fol­ municipalities in Bergen and Subscription S2.50 Per Year tional data for neVv legislation lowed by -meetings Qt KJS full Hudson, is one of the major Ten Cents Per Copy on meail'.Avlarxl development. committee "he heads after the rhatters facing his committee 7 0 0 0 * W eekly . Dickison, who is a former opening, of the Legislature, "The LEADER chairman of the New Jersey The senator-elect also met and the entire Legislature in No. Arlington Leader \ SPEAKS for Mefcdowlands Regional Plan­ recently with Paul N. Yivi- its new session. - And The Bergen Sunday Leader SOUTH BERGEN" N n h M N U iin iiT if „ „ North Arlington’s Juvenile Furniture Official Newspaper 197 Ridge Rd. No. Arlington, N.J: merican Phone 991-6051 or GE 8 8700 A pint AnotunU Icy R oads T est G o o d D rivers Editor John Savino When the sheets are icy and _ "It is important to pump your He said these experts found Social Editor — 9911839 < . Second Class Postage Paid At more slippery than butter on a brakes raflidly when stopping,*' that at 20 miles an hour studded, Kearny, N. J. 07032 porcelain doorknob, you’ve got the official said. "This lets the tires on rear wheels ' reduce, Subscription $3.00 Per Year to use special knowledge and wheels roll naturally between braking distance 'by 19 per Ten Cents Per Copy Skill to keep out of accidents. brake -applications. You can’t cent w(ten they are new, and THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, M67 \ j H - Chief of Police Howard C. Ud- control the direction of a sliding kftSr 2,500 miles'of wear, by 13 dle warned today. wheel. Skidding can be prevent- per cent. ed if you anticipate your steer- -j "Studded tires are even more "Best thing to do is not ing movements and slow ' MT£«ive when used on all four tlrive," the chief s^id, "but if sooner. I f you do skid, turn your wheels. The braking distance on you'must be on the go here are t a r t wheels in the direction of ice at 20 miles an hour is reduc­ An Educator Passes some reminders that may be of the skid." ed by 31 per cent when the tires help." The chief pointed out that are new, and 17 per cent when heavy traffic adds another haz­ the tires have been used," Chief The educator may mourn Ihe fact that The guidance teacher at North Arling- The chfef said most accidents ard because rt polishes ice, •Liddle reported?* But the most kta rewards on this earth are meager, in­ ton High is Mrs. Isabel Capwell, one of or. ice and slippery snow occur his longtime friends and admirers. when drivers don’t allow enough making intersections and curves effective traction device Ls still deed,, compared to those of other profes­ more slippery. the dire chain. The Committee sions. But when a man like Frank Hurley • I had so much respect for Frank as an ^ ta n c c for stopping, or jnt*. "Every motor ls1 slwuld bo test? found that new reinforced Name Brands A t Discount Prices administrator,” she said. “He was a dedi- » » * « changes in speed or di­ dies one is struck anew by the fact that tire ©bains 'on rear wheels nted nu*n in every respect. He chaUenged ™t*>n which result in uncon- sure his tin's- have good the money alone could never have been mea­ treads," the official stated. reduce braking distance on Ice Teen Furniture & All Sizes Bedding his teachers to move on and to grow With trolled skids, sured with the compensations of respect* "The bfest evidence ot this is the by titty per cent.” love and gratitude that were heard from thrir profession. When he hired a person "You have to winterize your test program conducted by the He pointed out that ordinary [Ciistom Hand Painted Cribs & Chests - T o$ he wanted that person to understand it driving technique just as you do tke many hundreds of students and teach­ National Safety Council's Com­ snow tires, without studs, offer was his personal mark of approval. And your vehicle,’ Chief Liddle said, A ll Sizes M attresses & Box Springs ers with whom he came into contact. mittee on Winter Driving Haz­ no advantage over regular tires Mr. Hurley died on November 26. At he wanted that mark of approval to be “It may take almost ten times ards at Stevens Point, Wise.” in stopping on ice. Hollywood A Bunk Beds that tune he was eager to continue his the standard by which the new teacher as far to stop on glare ice as on work on the Teaneek campus of Fairleigh was to grow” *. ■ ■ drY Pavement. Regardless of Easy Credit Terms Dickinson University. The death of Mr. HuHey call, to mind ** traction device yqu u se-tb e Free Delivery Discount Prices F. D. U. meant a great deal to this Books Added Tt Lyndhurst Shelves what probably was Dr. Peter Sammar- chu*s’ s"7 arf **** S & H Green Stamps educator who was one of those fortunate tino’s wisest move in the founding of snow Once again non-fiction bcalcs "Animal Gardens," L. A. Saw­ enough t:o be in on the establishment when Fairleigh Dickinson. normal epeed* are essenbal to exceeded in number the fiction­ yer’s “Merchant Ships of th*' - — 4 8 3 - 0 1 1 7 each student was considered a seed that safety on ice-covered pave- al in addition to Lyndhurst’s World: Tankers" and "Mer- Realizing that the Rutherford site of _ments1" ______57 BROADWAY NEWARK someday would grow into a fully matured the prospective college was in the cenl public hbEaty-sthelves . - ^ ^ chant Shins of the Work!: CTuix- lhe chief said many drivers tree. of one of the most congested area* in thel From "Good News for Mod­ ing Ships,” "You'll Flip, Charlie Use-Our Christmas Lay-A-Way Plan When North Arlington High School into trouble when they jam Brown," by Charles Sehulz and state, he saw the wisdom of bringing into em Man," published by. She C.C.P. UNI CARD G.E.C.C. graduated its first class in 1937 Frank on the brutes which locks Andr«w Tuily's Washington in­ the foundation of the college the men American ~ Bible Society, to Hurley was the principal. / wheels and causes loss of steer­ sight, “White Tie and Dagger.” Open Every Evening Till 9 P.M. who would be so* interested in its future "Time Is Short and the Water ing control. Donald Wyman's “ Shrubs for la 1940 Hurley interviewed a nervous, —the high schoot heads and system super Rises." by ■ John Walsh, the QttiiHliisW W W ' somewhat frightened teacher named intendents of the area. of non-fiction books is long and Mary E. Davidson. He hired her. North Mr. Hurley was one of those recruited. Impressive. - ~— Arlington was lucky for his perception for Government Courses Irttluded ^ Marilyn Band­ she became the distinguished principal of Another was the late Edmund Burke of _ Lyndhurst. And there were many more. 1 1 0 M a r t U e c . L O er's ‘‘The Beautiful People," a the high school. _ , . , . . . . . book about the fashion industry; “I remember him so well,” said Mrs. T,he*e men worked hard, long hours Recruitment & now underway Auto Repair Manual. Davidson recently. “He felt that education with Dr. S«nunartmo in planning for and tor several additional courses to Emily Hahn.s fascinatVng Pxeur. was a calling important enough for one to working for the development of the great be given under the Multi-Ocou- sion into the zoos of the world. dedicate himself entirely to its needs. He institution that today is growing into la- pational Program, financed utv always felt strongly that it was the duty temational stature. der the Federal Manpower De- V3MTT .. * of the teachers to work with and do what­ Mr. Hurley poured into F. D. U. the velopment and Training Act. tent cat out c - ~ ever they could for all students. An emo­ wisdom ttnd the power of his training, TOese eou*i*s, with their start Certificate K i - , ■** tionally disturbed *tudent posed an im­ just as he gave to all in the educational ing dates : Available ■ ' / -•v f portant problem that had to I s tad ilai> positions he held during his lifetime. Mffit' BW JlH itrer- head-on. His creed education was for Now in death he is remembered—and conber 26, 1967 everybody, not just a chosen few. He was will continue to be remembered as a loyal Welder, January 8, 1968 dignified human-being who respected and valued man who passed once so brief­ Machine Operator General, Jan- the dignity *iid the pride in others.”----- l y ‘ uaty~X5;i9fe — ----- Qeik Typist, January 2J71SIS Baker, February 5, 196tt During February— Cabinet Maker Upholsterer Let Us Get An Airport That Flies Auto Body Graphic Art* j Robert A. Roe, commissioner of New an airport freight terminal in the middle Dental Assistant know w hy this n e w Jersey’s Conservation and Economic De­ of tke residential island o t Queens. ■Sheet Metal velopment department, in the latest issue That is what the Port of New York of “New Jersey Municipalities” emphasizes Authority is doing—half of it with money The courses will be given at the Bergen Technical Training the importance of sir freight to the future that belongs to New Jersey. of trade. There is need for an air freight terminal Center of the Bergen County Vo­ “An interesting sidelight,” wrote Roe, in New Jersey. It belongs at McGuire. cational and Technical High “is ihat the New York-New Jersey area Isn’t it about time the McGuire myth School and are open to unem­ l o o k i s s o absolutely, shipped by air (exports and imports) spine were exploded? The aviation experts tell ployed workers in tho Bergen area. The Federal Program is 163J29 long tons of cargo. Tins is a far u s the big field is located poorly. That the cry from total airborne shipments of 13,-.. traffic lanes of the air could not be adjust' designedteach waige earners skills In demand tn North Jer* IM Ioog tons in 1956— a ten-year increase ed to accommodate the entry of the field M E R R Y of over 1,000%. Between 1965 and 1966 into commercial aviation. sey industries. the increase was 14.6%. Surely, this is a Then how is the field suitable for mili­ The number of students in r e a l l y , tru ly rig ht! dramatic evidence of the increasingly vital tary aircraft? each class is limited. AU inter­ role o t the airplane in world commerce.” The fact is the Port Authority doesn’t ested applicants should apply in C H R I S T M A S Right, Mr. Roe. want to go to McGuire because the field person to the Hackensack Office (And, if you have an And what are you doing about it? is outside its jurisdiction. The military of the New Jersey State Em­ 8 to 12-year-old in your Af recent newspaper accounts of the selfishly doesn't want to give up the prize. ployment Service at 575 Main AND A hearings of the New York State Investi­ And New Jersey is lotting this huge St. to register for these courses. family, you’ll be glad gation Commission showed, the air freight facility, which could be one of the great This office has conducted sur­ to know that Stride Rite business is being reserved for Kennedy air freight centers of the world, rust and veys Indicating the present and International In right fears over three grow more and more idle at a time when future needs for these oc^upac H A P P Y and our staff se e to million tons of air freight may be shipped the country begs for more air service. tions in this area and will help it that fit and support in and out of Kennedy. If Senators Caise and Williams and Con­ graduates get permanent- jobs. are.just as right for Plants that produce such air cargo are gressman Helstoski and the other New Call 487-6800, Training I'nir. N E W Y E A R growing needs.) going to find the open fields of Long Jersey representatives want to do their Island better suited for their plants than state and their country the best service New Jersey which will be depending upon possible they'll begin hammering at the alow freight and ships. walls which block McGuire Airport from An effective To All Onr There is no logical reason for putting its rightful growth. fa m ily Y " ■ • cough syrup C u « t o m e r o

U p j o h n Play The Game Readers of Eaat Rutherford and Carlstadt, thrir their utmost. But are tbe adult* of East plan for a regional high school defeated Rutherford and Carstadt, cowed and de­ SHOE by a narrow margin, are now casting feated, giving their utmost? the column about for other solutions to their problem. Hardljr. It is tinVar-for the kids of the two bor­ The regional program is the only pro­ oughs to tak<* charge and tell the old folks gram. fnntl all our what should be done and how to do it. To give it up ii a poor example for the The defeatist attitude at the meeting youth whose education they treasure. rooms of the East Rutherford and Carl­ In the classroom and on tSe athletic stadt school boards is a dismal thing to friends field the students are importuned to give encounter.

IN A NEW SOI FAMILY SIZE! From all of Conti,rx thnt ttpsctonaH to help ( j w n & c t SissslM tlWCM Md Jtl- howiftcrplm to impgrvil; ulm SHOE FITTERS Plastic Windows minoi coufht dut to tt» common .aid. un at Tnnt Ufieto to m>k< m t«ocii«s, its park ave.,rutherford,n.j. iood luting coo|ti *rap, After suffering and ffffering the Lynd- windows replaced with plastic panes. They burat Board ef Education has finally be- cost a little more. But they are installed IIMKS 4 3 8 - 0 0 3 2 Edlin’s Prescription to do something about the broken easily. Aim they don’t break. At least, SPECIALISTS IN FOOT COMFORT F0«? 4 6 YEAffS "»w situation. X there hasn’t been a busted plastic win­ Pharmacy ') B u ild in g Chairman John Senese of the dow. Ridge Road t Jauncev Ave. ‘ Bwsurd o f Education has ordered broken Doesn’t this seem te prove something? North Arlington, N. J.

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