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Vol. 56, No. 42 T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 24, 1*77 *ubt.»K#d ot 251 ft.dqr Rd irndNxs. Svcond CIom pos>o
m e m o r i a l d a y p a r a d e a n d s e r v i c e s MONDAY, MAY 30, 1977
SPONSORED RY TOW NSHIP OF LYNDHURST, NJ. [Honor Society Inducts 401
ARRANGED RY LYNDHURST VETERANS’ ALLIANCE PROGRAM
astor Control Unit, Sabr. Cadat* Drum and Ball and Valley Bro o k A w n . Corp., Lyndhunt Youth Council, St. Michael'* FHe Assembly - 10:10 a.m. and Drum Corps, G irl Scouts ef Am erica, Bergen Ir Parade -11:00 a.m. ish Marching Accordian Band, Boy Scouts of Amor- Invocation ■ Th* Raw. Em **t Lindner, Pastor, St. •ea, Lyndhunt Po lk. EnMrgm cy Squad. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church. National Anthem ■ M r*. Em il Blasko. Pledge of Allogianca Led by Girl Scout*. Welcome - Hon. JoM ph A. Carucci, Jr., Mayor of LINE OF MARCH L y n d h u n t . East on Valley Brook Ave. to Ridge Road to Sec Placing af Wreath* at World War II, Karoa and ond Ave. to Stuyvesant Avo. to Court Avo. te Web Viatnam M n a ria l at Town Hall - 10:35 a.m. ster Ave. Past Ravi.wing Stand at Veterans' Me VoHey and Tap* ■ Votorans' Rifle Squad and Bug- morial Park. The Memorial Service will be held ■ Thomas J. Gash, Former Commissioner, Town*hip of Lyndhurtt. GRANO MARSHAL - EDWARD QUIST. AIDES TO MARSHAL + James Ferriero, American Le ______Officer rf HonTwTJTtT Juni#,MCto“ '** * * + S
The P rim ary: A ll Is Confusion
The primary election speeds, toward its climax sliding Roe early in the race resulted in the reflection of Mayor Joseph Carucci and county because of his fight to get justice for East Ruther from side to side There is no direct course Splits are Mayor Dominick Presto of Carlstadt is supporting Ralph the election of Commissioners Peter J Russo and Ronald ford from the sports complex DeRose. the fast moving member of the Waterfront Com apparent everywhere and the politicians aren't even at a Bogle, all Republicans While local scalps may be on the line it is the fight be mission Former Rep Henry Helstoski. who has been qui bowling alley So here is what has happened tween Bateman and Kean that is attracting wide interest et on the political front, may be ready to spring out in sup Here's the way the Democrats shape up Carucci is out for Bateman and hosted a breakfast for This is because the contest between Tony Statile. former port of DeRose Governor Byrne is pinning his Bergen Coiaity hopes on him at Holiday Inn chairman of the Republican Committee, and Richard Van Surrogate Gill Job is backing Sen Raymond Garramone. Michael J (Jerryl Breslin. president of lhe Bergen Co inly Russo and Bogle are both for Kean bit nol together der Plaat. the present chairman, will probably depend Bar Association, s former chairman of the Bergen Demo a Bergen county man who has considerable local support Russo is hosting a breakfast for Kean Jw e 3 at Hawaiian upon the winner in Bergen Still to be heard from is Sheriff Jowph Job who always cratic party and Byrne s man on the New Jersey Sports Palms. Bogle is invited. But it is Russo’s party If Bateman wins Staliie will be in the saddle If Kean likes to take a hand in the gubernatorial Job has been sur and Exposition Authority, the agency that runs the sports Bogle has joined forces with a ticket of another assem prevails Vander Plaat w ill have the upper hand complex Breslin also is a member of the Hackensack veying the field but has yet to indicate his favorite bly candidate and a candidate for senator This leaves It seems as simple as that Meadowlands Development Commission If the Democratic side seems confused the Republicans Russo out Russo is running on his own But is it ? a re even m ore so Senator Anthony Scardino. Barbara Werber. chairman of In the background is former State Senator Walter Jones The principal candidates for governor are Sen Raymond In North Arlington Mayor Ernest Cerone. prosecuting the Bergen County Democratic Committee, Assemblymen Insisting that the fight between Statile and Vander Plaat Baleman and Assemblyman Thomas Kean. They hive his bid for an assembly post, has lined up with Augustus Robert Hollenbeck and Richard Visotcky and an assort can prove ruinous to the party, Jones has been calbng in managed to divide the count y — whether it is down the Peek Jr. of Ridgefield snd former Assemblyman Harold ment of other Bergen politicoes are backing the candidacy vanous Republican leaden in an effort to launch an al middle or lopsided in favor of one or the other remain* to Pareti of Carlstadt of Rep Robert Roe of Passaic County, including Wall ternative solution be seen Cerone, Peek and Pareti are backing Bateman ington, and Garfield These include Freeholder Doris Ma So far Jones has excited interest but little else The situation in Lyndhurst commands considerable in halick of Wallington as well as Cointy Clerk Csrl Hartman There is another figure cutting a swath in the senatorial Meanwhile, in the political tents there are mutterings terest of the same municipality race He is Mayor James Plosia of East Kutherford and threats They may come into the open once the pri Recently the Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners’ race Mayor William Brooks of Rutherford threw his lot with Plosia. backing Bateman, has won fnend* all over the mary election is over f.
2 - THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1*77
Aw ards D inner H eld By WHSB C h a m b e r
Parents have as much principal of Keamy High George McNeil Memorial their studies and activities The invocation was pro and more to do with a suc School, told the West Hud Youth A w ards M ay 1?. at their high schools nounced by David Carlson, cessful student as do his son South Bergen Chamber By establishing study dis executive director of the The winners this year teachers, Jules Diserafino. cf Commerce at its annual ciplines at home, parents chamber The dinner guests were Diamond Melville of at Lyle's Restaurant, Keamy High School and Keamy, were greeted by Victor W Nitti of Becton Herbert Newton, president High School in East Ruther A guest at the affair was ford Mrs McNeill, widow of the -Mrs Regina Earle, chair man after whom the man of the ‘selection com awards were named Mr mittee. said that the com McNeill was a former mittee faced an unusually Keamy policeman who de difficult task this year be voted many years to youth cause of the high quality of activities and to the growth the nominees. of the chaipber * — Scairdino Gives Aid Aged For Drugs
ite today adopted program. We can do this nts to a b ill con- because we will cut down the Pharmaceutical enormously on the adminis Assistance to the Aged trative expenses of the PAA The George McNeill Memorial Youth Awards took place recently at Lyle's for the (PAA) program that will program, since the State West Hudson South Bergen Chamber of Commerce. L to R - Herbert Newton, greatly simplify the pro will contract with a vendor president; Mn. George McNeill; Diamond Melville and Victor W. Nitti, award gram’s administration and to actually make the pay recipients; and Regina Earle, chairman. nwobrM. make it unique—a program ments to pharmacists ” 4k that exists in no other Scardino went on to la y ! can insure the success of State. Under changes pro that senior citizens would NOTICE | their children at school, posed by Senator Anthony be relieved of burdensome j Diserafino declared Due To The Tremendous Response Scardino, Jr. (D. Bergen! paperwork and form-filling , The McNeill awards go in Senate Bill 1790 senior under his amendments Of Our Anniversary Prices j each year to two students citizens who earn up to "They will get a card iden- , Carry on a glorious tradition and repledge your love with a Marcus I in the chamber s area of $9,000 as single individuals, tifying them as members of Eternity ring. All the diamonds were personally selected by our own | activities who have S.B. Coin Exchange or $12,000 as couples, would the program, and that will diamond traveler Stanley Marcus and the settings are truly unique. achieved high marks in pay only $1 00 for each drug be it," he remarked Is Continuing These Fantastic Prices Each one is a patented design that has a slender bridge between Ihe prescription and the State, Senator Merlino. the stones but without the conventional prongs, to show off all the One More Week through a vendor such as sponsor of S 1790 and Ma brilliance and beauty of the diamonds. Visit the Diamond Island Blue Cross, would pay the jority leader of the upper and a Marcus consultant will show you an eternity. N O W T H R U J U N E 4th rest of their drug bill Thus, house, gave his approval to elderly citizens with limited Scardino s amendments See our complete selection of wedding rings in incomes would get a drug The State s Medicaid Di the Wedding Ring Gallery from under $100.00 J Look At These Unbelievable Prices h program almost exactly vision. which will continue 1 Silver Dimes .... like that enjoyed by State to administer the PAA pro A. 18K Diamond insert ring $1,495.00 I Silver Quarters employees, with the ex gram, estimates the cost of* B. Platinum 3 tier diamond wedding ring $3,280.00 1 Silver Halves ... ception that they would pay the revised program - as C. Platinum diamond eternity ring $1,260.00 D. 18K gold diamond eternity ring $595.00 j Silver Dollars ... even a lower copay about $4 million, the same ment—$100 instead of $1 25 amount appropriated for E. Platinum diamond eternity ring $2,060.00 Senator Scardino com the program in fiscal 1977. NOW IN STOCK mented. “ We are offering From the Windows of the World collection. senior citizens with low to Holding GRADUATION BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY moderate incomes unlimit nenl hair removal treatments , ed coverage of their drug BARS BARS BARS ^ are greater than ever before DeRose Age it no barrier Men and • costs beyond a fixed $1 00 a k c u A • women Oay or evening classes • copayment per pre Brealreajfcjtast JEWELERS WE AISO STOCK A FUU LINE OF • Come, write or phone (212) g 7 3 0 9 7 0 0 tor tree booklet "R" scription” “ What is more.'1 • FnendfrJW lalph DeRose. U.S. GOLD & SILVER & COPPER COINS RUTHERFORO. N .J Q ero Artlnlan, World Acclaim ed RIDCEW OM, H i. he added, "we will be doing 58 Park Avenue/939-0079 53 E. Ridgewood Avenue/ 445-3325 Authority. Oirector demoera® candidate for 43 Park Ave., Rutherford this with the expenditure of governor, tended him a MACRfNSACR. N.J. 152 Main Street/487-1220 w i s r n n o , n .j. 9 3 5 - 9 0 8 0 not a nickel more, and breakfast at the Lyndhurst 206 E. Broad Street/233-0529 • INSTITUTE • p r o b a b l y PARAMUS PARK OetN 10 30 6 MON. THRU SAT. * 1500 Broadway (cof * *4
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9 Arv THURSDAY. MAY M, 1T77 — 3
Carucci Gives Backing To Batem an Lyndhurst is a cwnmu mimstration has pledged to tion instead of fighting we H e w ill local government We must nity composed of hart) be responsive to their need as governor this year sense to our state govern be able to meet equally, on working, dedicated m um s needs, and we are starting a man who knows business, ment. he will see to it that a one-to-one basis to solve who know full well u » val to live up to that promise the problems of the aver the state income tax is en our problems I know I ue of a dollar They have today However, what we age peraon, the require ded next year; he will coop could do that with Ray had to earn their money do here in . Lyndhurst ments of a dw im nity such erate with Lyndhurst in a Bateman as governor 1 over the yean, they have can—and will —ruined by as Lyndhurst. That man. I close relationship that will urge our many Republican had to be—like most of a spendthrift. am convinced, is Stale Sen help all of our dtiarns friends to vote for him in us—conservative and care heavy—taxing, insensitive ator Raymond H. Bateman, I cannot stress enough the Prim ary on Jin e 7th in ful in their spending ackmnistration in Trenton who has served in the Leg the concept of a ‘two-way the best interests of our Our new Towratup ad What we need is coopera isla tu re fo r 1» years. street" between state and state and Lyrafcurst UNICO Attacks Time Magazine The nation's largest Ital Americans otX of its own seph Coccia. Jr of Keamy Coccia called on Italian mittee. which is going to ian-American community organization.’' painting to "And we have the right to A m e rica n s throughout the file as amicus curiae in the service organization today the fact that none of Tim e's retaliate, especially to pro cointry to "let Time know Sn»etne Court case in sharply attacked Time top II executives and edi tect ow young people from what we think o f its s to r y ” volving a 36 year old Cali Magannes cover story on tors are of Italian-Amen gialt by-association He declared that the fornia engineer who has organized crime and Tim e's can heritage, and only a Time cover story would be Coccia said that UNICO charged the Univenity of MAKING PLANS Commissioner Peter J. Russo, candidate for stato assembly, and uae of the Italian word "minute percentages" are on the agenda fu rth er members were especially fo r California at Davis Medical CaH Cestaro of Lyndhurst, poso with Assomblymon Tom Koan, cond id a to far tho “ M a fia ” among its staff of over 100 action at UNICO s next ex lrsensed by “ A posed pho School with preferential Republican nomination for governor, at opening of his headquarters last wool The organization. UNICO "Time has the right to ecutive committee meeting tograph" of the two Time treatment tn twice denying Russo and Costaro said a breakfast will bo hold for Koan Juno 3 at Hawaiian National, also accused publish but not to defam e." “This country is rushing him atknission reporters who wrote the Palm*, Lyndhunt. Time of “ shutting Italian- said UNICO president Jo- headlong toward psy crime story, whidi shows chological genocide of Ital , T T , , - r , , -S». , ■>* , v r , w , T t r , ^ them standing under a res ian - A m e rican s," said Ooc- ^ ,/T.r^ t/ t.rv wv^ryi./Tjv. . taurant sign marked “ spa 6 Dim es’ M akes cia "We have to retaliate ghetti. calaman. scimgilli. if we expect to survive this and mussels." FIVE DOLLAR VALUE COUPON Health Awards onslaught " RtdN m oblt at Tima of Purchase Only. "That photograph." said UNICO is historically a Coccia in a letter to Time Carol Ann McCailum of tional Therapy, and Miss charitable, commmity ser O n A ny Rutherford and Jar*-t Lynn Omstead will attend Uni editor Hedley Donovan, "is vice organization with 140 O n ly 1 not only an insult, it is evi Onstead of a d Tappan will verity of Comecticut for chapters throughout the Picture Over co u p o n receive the 1S77 March of Physical Therapy dence of an empty men country, expending an esti $ 1 0 . 0 0 p e r Dimes Health Careers The Chapter offers a sim tality which links all Ital mated two million a year ian Americans to crime by Redeemable at time p u rc h a s e Awards of the Bergen ilar number of awards each on mental health research, af Purchase Only. County Chapter of the Na year to high school seniors sinister implication " blood diseases, scholar tional Foundation. 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Lyndhurst’s Annual Art Show Scheduled June 4
Ms Zelda Burdick will W Bogle will present the is Ms. Vivian Matz She ers & Sculptors Society of head a panel of five judges awards at 4:30 lections at Ohio University. studied at Beaux Arts, N J Ms Matz is a member fo select works and award Ms Burdick teaches at Butler Art Museum and the Paris, Academie Julien, of the National Association $1065 00 in prize money for her own workshop studio, is New Jersey State Museum Taller Gra Flch, Mexico of Woman Artists and the seventh amual outdoor a director of the print mak Qty and Yale School of Painters and Sculptors. Two men, are returning art show. Sat Jime 4, rain ing council of New Jersey, Fine Arts. Ms. Matz has ex Printmaking Cowicil to the panel, Uthm an Ad- dale J\*ie S. The show is has exhibited extensively in hibited with the National A third woman joins the dur Rahman and Norman sponsored by the Lyndhurst New Jersey Her work is Academy of Design. Nation panel this year. Ms. Lois Rabinowitz Mr Rahman is Cultural Art Committee in part of the Bambergers col a l Assoc of Woman A rtis ts. Berghoff, a resident of chairman. Fine & Per conjunction with the Eve lection of N .J. art and is in Newark Museum, Grand Bound Brook she received forming Arts Dept, of Es ning Membership Dept of many other private collec Palois. Paris, Bellas Antes. her bachelors and masters sex County College. New the Woman's Oub of Lyn tions in the USA and Mexico City and other ju of fine art at Tyler School ark. He is a member of dhurst It will be held in abroad She studied art at ried shows She is recipient of Temple University, Lyndhurst Town Hall Park, Pratt Institute, and the Na Artists Equity Assoc of of many awards including Phila She has exhibited Valley Brook & Delavield tional Academy of Art 4 New Jersey. Inc . has had National Academy Mont widely throughout the Avenue from 12 00 to 5:00 Design one man shows in Prince clair Museum Ten Con United States Her work is P.M Commissioner Ronald ton and other commimities A new comer to the panel secutive Prizes and Paint part of the permanent col- in New Jersey, and partici pated as well as directed group exhibitions in the tri Scardino W elcom es V e t s state areas. He has won nu merous awards including the 8th Annual Purchase at the New Jersey State Mu A t Installation Cerem ony seum and Purchase Award at the Newark Museum Sen. Anthony Scardino ows and friends in attend sioner James Guida, and cate Charles Boehlert. His work is part of the pri made the welcoming ad ance David McClean, Ad Anthony Celia. Commander Chaplain William Flock- vate collection of Bamber A» ihe official swearing in ceremony, Richard Nowel is flanked by State Health dress for Installation cere ministrative Assistant to of the Lyndhurst Veterans hart, QM/Adjt Joseph Ehrl- ger's. Commission Director Joanne Finley ond Judge Arthur J. Simpson Jr. of the State A llia n c e . Superior Court. monies conducted by King Congressman Harold Hol ich. Legislative Officer Mr Rabinowitz will bring lenbeck, 9th District John Butkus. and Trustees sland Barracks, No 3407. Installed by former De his expertise to thearea of presented the barracks with John Caputo Thomas Moni- Veterans of World War I of partment Commander Al sera and Jack Senna sculpture He has his own Nowel Approved To Health Authority an American flag which the U S A recently at the Ralph were: Commander Auxiliary officers in studio in Teaneck His work had flown over the Capitol Richard J. Nowel , presi As one of its seven mem Lyndhurst Parks Depart Herbert Houghton, Senior stalled by National 3rd Re is part of private collec laude from Seton Hall Uni in Washington. Also making dent and chief executive of bers, Nowel will bring his Vice-Commander philip gional President Nellie S. tions in Virginia and the versity, and his master’s ment Building with a large brief remarks were newly- ficer of the Garden State expertise in banking and fi Sailer. Jr. Vice Cmdr Con Rapp were: President Min Metropolitan area He has d e g re e from F a ir le ig h gathering of veterans, wid elected Lyndhurst Commis Bank of Ocean County, nance to the Authority He rad Michelson. Judge Advo- nie Lincks, Vice Pres Va exhibited extensively in the Dickinson University. He Jackson Township is a new joins three members of the lerie Dagnelli, Treasurer mid western USA and New currently is working toward member of the Health Care Governor's cabinet and D orothy lx>ew, S e c re ta ry York areas Mr Rabinowitz a doctorate at Pace Univer Facilities Financing Au three other public members Mary Ehrlich. Chaplain is a member of Allied Art sity. thority The Gov Brendan empowered to provide fi Sophie Lowden, Con ists of America, Painters & Married to the former Byrne nominee was unani nancing for health care ductress Anna Senna, and Sculptors Society of New Sharon Roach, daughter of mously approved by the construction throughout Guard Lena Liscio. Jersey, Sculptor Affiliates - Mr. and Mrs Alfred New Jersey Senate New Je rs e y Refreshments were Art Center of North New Humcke of Prospect A ve The Health Care Facil Nowel is the son of Mr served by the auxiliary fol Jersey Publication refer nue,North Arlington, he is ities Financing Authority and Mrs Edward Nowel of lowed by a social hour dur ences include Lajtevue the father of a son Stephen. was established in 1972 by Holiday Lakes. Florida, for ing which plans were dis Moderne, Paris, France 8, and two daughters. Kris the Legislature to provide mer well-known residents tin , 5. and Kathleen, . cussed for attending the an The Villager, New Jersey 2 capital financing for public of Lyndhurst. He was grad nual Department Con M usic Si Aerts and others One of his sisters, Mrs and private non-profit uated from Lyndhurst High vention in Asbury Park He is listed in Who's Who Robert Basile, currently re health care institutions School, received his bach sides at 646 Seventh Ave Ju n e 7th and 8th In International Arts. throughout the'atate. elor's degree magna cum nue, Lyndhurst
This Cadillac D id A Lot O f Banging Around On Sunday, May 15 a volved in two accidents, calls about a hit and run Weehawken man was ar An alert was broadcast one in Lyndhurst and one in driver wose car had struck volved in the Lyndhurst in rested in Rutherford and is- by Lyndhurst Police on the Rutherford two parked autos at Union cident. Officers Isoldi and sued a summons in Lyn driver and at 10:01 P.M. At 9:42 P.m. headquar and Summer Aves. Ptl. Pe Jasinski investigated and dhurst after he was in Rutherford reproted appre ters received numerous ter Isoldi was detailed and found it the same Cadillac hension of a driver of a as had struck the Lyn Lynd hurst Fire Deportment held their installation of officer* on Saturday evening found that a woman was in blue and white Cadillac dhurst cars Lyndhurst po Newly elected L to R — Arthur lem ite, 2nd Assistant Chief; Conn Grosso, 1st As jured in one of the stopped which had been wrecked in lice gathered glass from sistant Chief; Commissioner Peter J. Russo, Director of Public Safety Geotae F Police Hotter cars and summoned an am an accident there headlights which was at the Woort*. Jr., Chief and C. Robert School, O ^fsing Chief. bulance which conveyed Rutherford Police issued scene of the Lyndhurst ac ' "’" 'V '"V ^ ^ ~ M rs Lucille Tappenbock of a summons for dnnken 5-13-77 P t l J a n k e * * ! reported the theft of wheel 156 Forest Ave., Lyndhurst cident and sent it to the driving to MartinLamen- and Ptl Antiorio reported covers, white wall tires sto CID lab for further identi to Hackensack Hospital dola. Park Ave.. Weehaw Lyndhurst Youth to Hdqts. there was a fire len from 1977 Monarch also, with corps man Bill Short fication. and issued a sum Spring ken Lyndhurst police offi beyond the Turnpike - all wheel covers from Lincoln and crew responding Mrs. mons for “leaving the Center Job Program cers went to Rutherford scene of an accident ” C oncert apparatus responded vehicle and three other Tappenback was reported A spring and summer job able, full-time jobs and checked on the vehicle The Received a call from the cars on their lot to be suffering head ‘in Rutherford police had the The Lyndhurst Elemen program w ill be sponsored involved the to see if it was program is in co-operation Holiday Inn reporting one Received a complaint juries. 1967 Cadillac impounded at tary Music Department will by the Lyndhurst Youth the same as the one in with the Youth Employ of their guest's motor ve from Conrail Police report Pasquin's Motors present a Spring Concert on Center starting immediat ment Service of Rutherford, hicle had been entered ing motorcycles riding ely. Any young person be Jime 3 at 8:00 P.M. in the which serves the South Ber sometime during the night along side the railroad tween ages 14 to 18 who | No. 1 Lyndhurst High School Au gen A rea. and numerous items was tracks, cuttir^ in front of Becker-Pezzolla Team would like to apply to the reported missing ditorium The program will Local residents or busi trains Mr and Mrs Joseph Va program should call 935 Expresses Thanks be a combination of classi nesses who would like to Received a call from Received a report of a lenti. 239 Mountain Way, 9730, Lyndhurst Youth Cen hire youth for work during Mrs. Hull reporting her mo cal and popular music. Per dog bite - Momtain Way Lyndhurst, announce the Editor, the Leader: paign and election and par ter and ask for Rich Re the summer, are asked to tor vehicle had been stolen forming will be the Junior Owner of dog notified to birth of their first child, a We are grateful for this, ticularly for their very pole; or the Juvenile Aid advise the above people of - Bergen County Teletype keep the dog in quarantine son. whom they have opportunity to thank all of thorough coverage of our and Senior Bands under the Bureau at 935 9570 and ask available jobs, including sent out. for ten days - Board of named Joseph Christopher, those citiztns who sup efforts. We are most grate direction of Andrew J. for Mary Ann Pahira be household work, yard work, 5-15-77 Received a call Health Notified. on April 29. at Clara Maass ported us in the May 10 ful to them for helping us Skara and the choruses. tween the hours of 3pm and babysitting, etc as well as from Mr Gaccione report Mr McKenna reported to Hospital. Belleville. Board of Commissioners bring our message to the Tlie Belles and Just Us, un 5pm. The jobs are open to full time, or part-time posi ing he has a bike which he Hdqts someone broke into The baby's mother is the election and, especially, to voters der the direction of Miss those wanting part-time or tions in local companies believed was stolen. - bike his truck - missing at this former Christine Pasquale, the many people who so Finally, we would like to Norma Crawford temporary jobs or. if avail- The program's goal is to was brought into Headquar time are hand tools and daughter of Mr and Mrs generously gave wo much express our hope that the occupy the youth of the ters. power tools from his 1973 Marino De Pasquale of Lyn of their time and energy to newly-elected commission community in worthwhile Received a call from G M C truck dhurst work to put together our ers will be responsive to jobs for the summer, — to LYNDHURST ELKS Rutherford P.D. reporting Paternal grandparents Today Team" campaign the needs of the people and fill idle time and at the they apprehended a motor are Mr and Mrs Charles Although we did not win, innovative in their attempts same time encourage re HONORING “OlIR FLAG” vehicle which was involved PTA News Fleck of Surrey Drive. we believe that the ex to meet them, so that the sponsibility and a sense of in an accident in Lyn Annual service* honoring the American Flag will Tlie Franklin School PTA, W ayne pression of confidence in us next four years will be community awareness Car dhurst. A Martin Lamen- be held at Lynhurst Lodge, B.P.O .E. No. ISOS, on Lyndhurst. will hold an Ex- The child’s father is an and belief in what we rep marked by the kind of lead washes and other work dola, Weehawken, N .J was Sunday, May 2»th. The program will start with eoiXive Committee meeting automobile mechanic with resented which was in ership that the people of projects are scheduled for charged with Leaving the breakfast being served at 9:00 A.M. Services will on Thursday, May 28, 1977. Park Motors, Orient Way, dicated in the nearly 2.000 this community deserve the Youth Center members Scene of an Accident commense promptly at 11:00 A.M. with Edward at 7:30 P.M. in the Lyn Rutherford votes we received, is proof Eikan M. Becker Anyone interested in the Em il Stefanacci, Passaic, Rich, Exalted Ruler leading the exercises. dhurst High School Cafe that our campaign was a Evelyn J. Pezzolla program or having ques reported to Hdqts his 1»75 The history of the flag will be given by Harold teria with Mrs Join Fa- tions, please contact the Honda was struck by an un New M em bers sucress List, P.E.R . and response to the flag by James St. ziola. President, presiding We want all those who Youth Center at 935 9730 identified vehicle which left George, P.E.R ., P.D.D. Plans for the Installation In vested supported our efforts to be Speak Up For the scene Honda was The guest speaker for the day will be Eli A. Kane, Dinner to be held on The Columbian Squires, assured that we will contin parked on Stuyvesant Ave. Rebate Checks Superintendent, Lyndhurst Public Schools. Thursday, June I, 1977, at Msgr Bernard F Moore ue to work in the future, as 5-1S-77: P t l Onnembo to 6:30 P.M at San Carlo's Circle No 1799 of Lyn we have done in the past, to Lyndhurst Tax Collector Patrick M elillo. P.E.R ., P.D.D. is in charge of the gether with Ptl Castiglia Editor, the Leader: ReSaurant Lyndhurst, will dhurst held an Investiture try to achieve those aims Peter Grisafi advises that breakfast and the "1505 Caterers." Chairman for the located a 1974 Ford which I would like to take this be finalized Mrs Richard for new members on which we outlined in our there are tax rebate checks days activities is Kenneth Summers, Esquire of the had been stolen out of To opportunity to thank Al Ford, First Vice President, Tuesday, May 24, 1977 at campaign and which we be in his office for some who L o d g e . towa Boro - Owner and To Lombardi, our campaign is in charge of the dinner the Lyndhurst Knights of lieve will make Lyndhurst sold their homes in town towa P.D. notified of the manager and all the young Following the Executive Columbus Cornell Home a better community for all during 1976 and moved sam e LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE girls and boys plus the Committee meeting, the The Investiture was held of its people away without leaving a for Received a call from Mi adults who worked so hard Class Representatives of in honor of newly elected We would also like to warding address Anyone PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE for a successful campaign chael Aiello reporting dam Township of Lvndhurst Franklin School PTA will State Deputy Mr Joseph A thank Guy Savino and the who knows of such a person NOTICE It herafcy o>*en th*t the DtUricl B o o r d ot Etonian for th t Towrv My work with the Lyn age to the lock to his 1977 sh.p of Lyndhurst. N J.? will moot ot tho Polling Piocos hereinafter designeted be honored with a Tea at Luciano of Newark staff of The Commercial is asked to try to contact or, T uosdav June 7. 1*77 between the hours of 7 :00 A.M and I 00 P M pro dhurst Police Department Olds mo bi le - lock trunk was veiling tim e for the purpose of conducting e Prim ary Election to choose cendi 8:30 P.M . School Represen Invested at this time Leader for their thorough them and advise of the dotes for the fol louring offices drilled out and numerous will not be successful un tatives, Mrs Thomas Curry were Eric Despotivich, Mi coverage of the 1977 cam waiting check Nomination of items stolen from the G o v e r n o r less I receive cooperation and Mrs Michael O'Neill, chael Lebertazzo and (HI Stole Senators - I pgr District trunk J6th Legislative District from all the parents and po are in charge of the tea Charles Hill, all of Lyn (10) Slate Assemblyman — 2 por District Arthur Harvey reported 34th Legistotive District lice in our township The Hospitality Committee dhurst S u r r o g o te to Hdqts $750 00 worth of (3) Freeholders The first committee I am will assist with refresh The Lyndhurst Squires Countv Committee Mole 4 Female tools stolen from his garage Departm ents (S t a l e ) appointing within the police ments are also planning a senior (J) M em bers of the County Committee department is a Police Ath sometime dunng the night (Continu*d from Pag* I ) 1 mole and i female for eoch All committee members citizen day for mid-sum zano and Ptl. Robert of the fifteen (IS) Election Districts letic League Co-chairmen 5-17-55: Lib erty M otors are urged to attend mer Further details will be pointed liaison to the Plan Giangeruso bv Republican and Democratic parties NOTICE Ray Pezzano and Robert forwarded through The ning Board Meetings will continue to Tg; ALL REGISTERED VOTERS Lyndhurst now hos IS voting districts instead of 10 Please check your new wot Giangeruso Other officers Commercial leader at a Walter Friedricta was be held on the second and mg cord ond your sample boikX sent to you by the Countv Board of Elections to be appointed Half Identified For Your district and for your polling ploce, check list below If «iy further later tim e appointed deputy emer-__ fourth Mondays of each The butcher shop picture which appeared in the Questions, pieoso coll the Township Clerk's Office at 430-SIX) This PAL will promote a gency squad commissioner OISTRICTS ANO PLLINC PLACES OISTRICTS - ANO PLLING PLACES Officers of the Lyndhurst month at 8 P.M in the t Columbus School Commercial leader last week has been partially • Jefferson School closer relationship with our Circle include: Chief Squire and John Monaco deputy Council chamber, an 2 Columbus School * Jefferson School identified A woman whose mother ran a beauty 3 Lincoln School 10 J e ff e r s o n S c h o o l yOung boys and g irls Carl Cestaro, Deputy Chief fire commissioner nounced Carucci 4 W ashington School tl Franklin School I would also like to thank shop on Stuyvesanl Avenue for many years said Lhe 5 W ashington School 12 Fronkiin School Squire James J Pacala. Carucci appointed Ruuo At the concluaon of the 4 High School >3 R o o e e w f f S chool most sincerely all the vot market was on lhe site of the market now operated 7 High School M Roosevelt School Notary Paul Serzan, Bursar and Guida to the Joint meeting a bountiful buffet IS Roosevelt School ers who supported me for by Karl Renz at 218 Stuyvesant Avenue The butcher HERBERT W PERRY Alan Schlemm, Marshal Meeting and Russo named was set for all in an atmos Towntfktp Clerk the office of commissioner who was in the picture she recalled as “A l." She Moy M. June 2. 1977 Robert Ptaszynski and Sen a PAL committee headed phere of good will and co F e e « l f » Peter J. Russo didn't remember the last name try George Lubertazzo by PBA President Ray Pez operation THURSOAY, MAY 14, W 7 _ S
Carlstadt’s C hairm an Barbeque, Dance For Area YMCA Backs Jam es Plosia William D McDowell, ex eludes hot dogs, ham GOP Stale Senate candi ecutive director of the PFr»n »l endorsement Lyndhurst Commissioner burgers. barbeque chicken, date James Plosia today Hackensack Meadowlands "This is further in Peter Russo for Assembly cranberry sauce, corn on came up with the endorse Development Commission, dication that Republican Both men are steering the cob. salads, assorted ment of Carlstadt Kepubii and President of the new leaders in the District view dear of the internal side dishes, home-made Meadowlands Area YMCA, can Municipal Chairman this primary as an amalga struggle shaping up over bread, a variety of des 1-es Stagg announced today that the mation of individual mime the county chairmanship serts. set-ups. beer and a Jmior Women’s Club ot Stagg said Plosia. mayor ■pal Republican efforts, following the primary elec lively dance combo of the neighboring town of rather than an artificially tion. Rutherford would be spon Doug Wight, executive di soring a barbeque picnic East Rutherford, alfords cortrrved. brokered selec "The selection of District rector of the YMCA, report dinner dance as a benefit the GOP the best shot at tion process.' the East Ru X candidates for the state ed that over 200 people had for the new Y capturing the District 36 therford mayor said legislature #m id not be already confirmed their re The benefit will be held Senate seat in November “ I celebrate powerful indi dominated by individual servation for the benefit, on the campus green at "I like Jim ,” the Carls vidual party efforts, and loyalties and preferences and asked that future reser Fairleigh Dickinson Univer tadt Republican leader forsee a breakdown of the with respect to the insider vations be made as qtackly sity on Saturday evening. said "He has ability, politi Political marriages of con dealings over the future par as possible by calling the Y June 11 from 6:30 P.M.- cal know-how and legions of venience which have mar ty boss." Mayor Plosia o ffice at 935-5640 12 30 A M f Republican friends and sup red this primary " said. Tha Titw kon Aviation Hall of Fam* w tkom d four now induct*** at IH 5th An “This event will be a porters ” “Mr Stagg is a respon “ It is my feeling that the nual Induction dmnar at tha Tommy Brook Country Club, Cr*ukill, on Moy 1 1 . I r COLD FIRST AID very festive affair,” said The Carlstadt endorse sible Republican who voters want able people oddrtion, former Astronaut Wolt*r M. Schirra, Jr., {cantor) wos th* r*cipi*nt ol Doctors say most house McDowell, “ and we expect ment fits in with Plosia's speaks his mind I appre who offer a spirit of com th* organisation's “Natrv* San” award. Ov*r 700 p*opU att*nd*d th* dinn*r. holds contain u first aid kit — everyone to have a very en Souh Bergen Strategy for ciate his support" promise as to the party Th* n*wly *n*hrin*d aviation pion**rs ar*: ( l- r ) Sam Bamitt of Hasbrouck in the kitchen treexer An ice joyable evening both in taking the 13-town District Plosia said the first prior chairmanship difficulties Haights, th* lot* Chort** Wost alto of Hasbrouck Heights, who was r*pr***nt*d cube can kill ptin, control doors and outside .” bleeding and prevent infec nomination ity of Republican voters on Each candidate should run by his broth*r-in-law ft»t Romano, a form*r Lodi r*sidont, Schirra, lou RonUy of The cost of tickets is tion. Germs don't like ex His strategists predict the Jw e 7 will be to take part on his own merits.” Clifton and Ban Rock af RidgafM d Pork. $25 00 per couple and in- treme cold. — East Rutherford mayor will ui the choice of the GOP build up a wide vote mar gubernatorial candidate gin in the I i Rutherfords. The selection of a legisla Carlstadt and Wallington tive ticket of a senator and and pull strongly in the two assemblymen is re Lyndhuret-North Arlington garded as fundamental to area the type of government rep At the same time, the Re resentation for area towns publican is keying toward in Trenton, the candidate the Bogota-Ridgefield Park- added Ridgefield area and has There are ■agn.s of coop pockets of strong support in eration between the Plosia *«*§ G arfield Soiate campaign and the Plosia welcomed Stagg s unaffiliated campaign of
M arkerl Is Backing Batem an For Gov
Assemblyman John W income tax Tightly con To C elebrate l e b r a t e Markert (R Bergen i who is trolled government spend seeking election to the State ing is the key to eliminating Senate this year, has an the need for new taxes." the G rand O pening of nounced his support for Markert added State Senator Raymond H The Bergen GO P As Bateman for Governor semblyman said he sup The Republican legislator our new Rutherford O ffice ports Bateman s plans to from District 39 cited Bate revitalise the slate's econo man's leaderdup and ad my with the creation of a ministrative ability as im cabinet-level position of a 280 Union Avenue portant qualifications for business advocate to attract the person who will have to (Next to the Shop Rite) and keep business and in lead New Jersey out of the dustry in New Jersey “A chaos and disaster created Bateman administration in by the present wkninis Trenton is what we need to tration turn this state's economy “Ray Bateman has the around. " Markert added ability to cut across party lines, when the need arises, Markert becomes the for the good of the people sixth Republican Assem He is respected by legisla blyman in New Jersey to tors on both sides This will endorse Bateman for Gov be an important attribute in ernor The others are As trying to reverse current semblyman Walter E Fo trends," Markert said ran of Hunterdon. William In supporting Bateman's Maguire of Union. John H. stand on key issues. Mark Ewing and Walter J ert agreed that the state Kavanaugh of Somerset, could be efficiently and eco and Joseph W Oiim ici of nomically run without an Cum berland Celebration Sarcone A ttacks going on now through June 11th at the new office only! T & E A s B a d
C. Robert Sarcone. Re stantly expanding quest for publican candidate for gov knowledge Free Gifts for Deposits! ernor today warned that "But the T&E law. by its Enter Our Exciting Choose one of these handy gifts when you nature, halts that quest at New Jersey 's Thorough and deposit $100 or more in a new or existing account! Efficient Education Law the limits of so-called will "thoroughly and effi "goals and objectives" It Shopping Spree ladww or Mens Umbrella ciently destroy public edu forces education into a ri cation if it is allowed to gid mold by evacuating all Sweepstakes! Auto continue ” substance " Emergency Ught ______Calling the law and it's A major part of the prob “ top-heavy enforcement " lem. said Sarcone. “ is the 8 Lucky Winners will receive all A tttetK Beg "legalized mass brainwash dictatorial authority grant the grocery items they can gather (Gift Ofter limited to one gift per person at our new Rulherlord office only wMe supply lasts Mmwnum ed to the State Commission amount required tor gift must be maintained tor 7 mortha ) ing." the candidate charged in a 5 minute Shopping Spree that educators, adminis er of Education to force (Gifts illustrated are based upon ava4ab*ty It exact Hems shown become unavailable comparable Hems will be substituted)______' trators and superintendents change in his own image " at the Shop Rite next to our "have been robbed of all Commissioner Burke has new office! creativity under the law.” ' demonstrated no particular Earn the Nation's Top Passbook Rate Rather than improve the expertise in public educa Just stop in at our new quality of education in New tion." said Sarcone “In Rutherford Office, fill out an Paid or Credited Monthly! Jersey, said Sarcone. "It is fact, he has not demonstra official entry blank and drop in our Regular Passbook Sari itg* forcing our schools into a ted much interest in educa Sweepstakes Box! state-mandated homo tion, either " % Sarcone insisted lhat the geneous mold (Each shopping spree hr™ted to one C^pounMd D *, State Education Depart "Instead of expanding person and one ol each item Meats and S .4 7 S S .2 S Yield O i From Day ol Deposit To Day ol Wthdrawai education, it is limiting it ment "Should never exist poultry excluded.) (Just keep 15 on deposit to Charter s end) It threatens to turn our for the sake of running the Other High-Earning Savings children into robots who schools, because the only can pass a test at the flick way it can do that is by Plans Also Available! of a switch, but will never making every school, every go beyond that point ” teacher the same as every Sarcone said education, other one by definition, is the con You Are Welcome Gentlemen: _____ 1 take this opportunity to thank your newspaper and its staff for the excellent coverage you have p v- en the South Bergen Chapter of Hadassah and the Sisterhood of Temple Beth-EI. Because of your consideration, both orgamiatwns enjoyed a most successful year On behall of all members, 1 thank you again ______Sincerely, w srrv< fc*' Pltfkaty Chairman South Bergenen Chapter of Hadassah & S is te r ho o rfo f Temple Beth-H
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PROCLAMATION New spapers ‘W rite’ W H EREAS, Strengthening the Unity of the United States i n i ?"! !<» JC ffth ff (Pouniicrcitfl Ifcm V r of America is vital and ~.MN» H M M M M I IM H i —d One ot the purposes of this survey is to make certain that the nuntoer of dogs living in any one house, does not exceed the legal limit. It has been found that several dogs occupy substandard dwellings This informa tion will be made available to the Health Department. There have been several com plaints that many dogs are living in pleasure and said, “Look, it’s bad sin Dogs that co-habit without the enough that I get chewed out every benefit of a formal introduction, set time I give some traffic violater a a poor moral example for our chil ticket. I'm not going to take any dren Arrangements of this kind are N o°Confusion... chances and get chewed out by a usually frowned upon. It is hoped dog Besides, every dog owner is that the owners of these dogs will also a taxpayer. I’m not going to find it appropriate to purchase HIS bite the hand that feeds me. You'll or H ER collars. have to excuse me, I think I see a car that’s double parked." A housewife who resides on Beech The W izard’s Street told me, “ I am afraid to send I remembered that I had to stop at Debbie out to play No matter where the supermarket My wife had asked she goes, she always manages to me to purchase bread crumbs as she track that stuff into the house Last n u m b e r s was going to make sauerkraut pud year, I had to have our living room ding. I asked the manager of the su carpet cleaned three times. Between permarket if he thought dogs were a the taxes and the expense involved nu isan ce. in having m y carpet cleaned, I won't p r o v e it have any money left to pay for my “ My goodness, no. Dog food pur bridge lessons." The Wizard of Ours brews up the highest chases account for fifteen per cent Interest in the land. All accounts are of my sales." I told her that there was an ordi compounded continuously and paid nance which required all dog owners q u a rte rly . to clean up after their dogs "That adds up to a lot of money,” I rep lied . Put yo u r m o n e y w here our m a gic is... “ I know all about that ordinance," said the housewife in a tone of dis “Sure does,” said the manager 7.90% gust. “ Every morning it seems as proudly We have an entire aisle es annual yield on though everybody in Keam y comes pecially for dog food '’He showed me over here with their dog. The police the different foods on the shelves. 7 1 /2 % have yet to issue a summons or certificate • 4 y e a r n make an arrest " "The food in the glass jars is for $1000 minimum puppies or for dogs who have lost Federal regulations require a substantial interest I could see that the housewife was their teetfi. If you have a dog that is penalty for early withdrawal from certificates getting very agitated, so I bid her a on the heavy side or that likes to eat good morning, and went on my way between meals, you purchase the I walked up to Ridge Road to see E rs a tz food. I t ’s fillin g , but not fat- my friend, Vic the Barber tming. It’s made of soy beans and carrots. It’s colored red and dipped “ Vic,” I asked. "Do you think the in accent. The dog doesn't know the dogs in this town are a nuisance?” Regular Savings Passbook different and he can't wait for more. interest compounded Suppose you have a dog that wants a continuously Irom day “I sure do,” replied Vic angrily quick afternoon snack, or maybe he of deposit (o day of "Those dogs get away with every withdrawal thing " is very hungry and can’t wait until his regular feeding time In that “ What do you m ean?’’ case, you give him some specially prepared convenience foods Maybe “There’s a law which regulates your dog is energetic and is always my working day My license states on the prowl For the young go get that I can conduct my business on ter, you purchase vitamin enriched these premises only. But these do^ meat combined with Torsophel." do their business whenever and wherever they please And why they I did not wish to listen to a dis always do it on my sidewalk, is sertation on dog food, so I made my beyond me Talk about a double purchase and headed for home. standard; you've got it right here in MAIN OFFICE: 614 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY. N.J. this town ” Now I know what the expression NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE: 60 RIDGE ROAD means; “ He lives like a dog " Free LYNDHURST OFFICE: VALLEY DROOK 0 STUYVESANT aVeS Just then, a customer came into from worry, free from strife, there's RUTHERFORD OFFICE: 252 PARK AVE.. CORNER WEST NEWELL the shop Cutting hair is best done in nothing so enviable as leading a MfMOCd FED€*Al SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CO«PO»A!ION a peaceful atmosphere, so I quietly dog’s life. ( TH U R SD A Y, M AY 2*. 1*77-7 Vagabonding With Knife, Fork, Etc. By (>uy Savino $ Altuna, the courageous little man who thrilled When m y mother began kneading the dough — and lishment Jaques Bustonaby. one of the v'est known V* cup orange liqueur such as Cwracaa most circus audiences by his ability to walk up a I can see yet the strong arms and the powerful J restaurantuer of the day, opened in the old Teterboro 1 orange, peeled, slice without any membranes, wire that was almost perpendicular, left n * cold hands whacking and pounding the dough — all o f us Golf Qub. long since gone pith or seeds and cut into sm all piece* Even when Altuna demonstrated how dangerous it went to bed with expectant and contented visions of Claire and I were having dinner in the restaurant Flam ing The Crapes: was by falling off the wire it left me cold. wonders to come » and as we were going over the dessert menu G aire 3 tablespoons superfine sugar I had grown up watching experts in the balancing In the morning we would be awakened by the exclaimed. “ I wish somebody would order a crepes business. the orange sauce above sound of sizzling dough rising from the kitchen If suzette. I would like to see it made " to cup cognac n6re *'tUe ladle3 who descended from the sound was not enough to jar the taste buds into Hovering close by was our waiter We diAi't hear to cup Grand Marnier the Van Buren Street peak in Lyndhurst, down Val action the odor of frying dough was We would him whisper. “(Xii, madame." But we were pleased Suggested Equipment: ley Brook Avenue and over to Sinopoli's bakery on scramble down to the kitchen as rapidly as possible when he bustled out of the kitchen with a cart and A crepe pan Freeman Street 7 M y mother had long been up. placing it nearby began to toss an assortment of li A silver or other oval serving dish That wasn't the tough part. This was verified by the wash out on the line. In queurs into a skillet He worked rapidly and ex A spirit burner The tough part began when they arrived at Sino- the winter it would stand stark and stiff. pertly and Claire kept exclaiming with delight, par H o w T o : poli s later in the afternoon, placed a napkin on their The milk would be on the kitchen table, two inches ticularly when the waiter applied a torch to the Make the sauce by combining thoroughly softened heads and then balanced a loaf of bread almost as of cream y ice capping each bottle. And in the center whole business and it shot up into the air in one butter, sugar, orange juice and Curacao, then mix in large as a manhole cover on the napkin Then they of the table would be a platter of golden brown glorious blaze. the orange pieces. casually made their w%y up the steep hill, in rain, discs, still smoking hot and trembling under a shad Not so delighted were we when the waiter set the At the table light a spirit burner. Melt the sugar in fog or wind and never lost a loaf Never. ow of powdered sugar pyre on our table. •he skillet without browning. Stir in to the sauce and Ah, memories Do they make bread like that any The bread dough prepared by my mother the night I think the crepes ran to tl SO a portion or so, a when hot but not boiling put in the crapes, one by m o re ? before had swollen high and puffy by morning After real bargain even in those tough days one, allowing each ta absorb some of the sauce. Fold I remember Mrs. Lauria's bread. Hie Laurias heating up a skillet of oil m y mother would tear off Later 1 interviewed Bustonaby and got this recipe in half, then in fourths. Put the folded crepes on th* lived on Ridge Road, near Freeman Street. Perhaps pieces of the dough, mold it flat and round in her for crepes Suzette from him. Try it at your own per heated buttered dish, pour over any remaining it was the proximity to Sinopoli's that made her hands and then drop it into the hot oil. i l . ' sauce, sprinkle with cognac and Grand M arnier, tip bread so wonderful It was an off white in color The Probably it was indigestible But no more in Ingrad rants: ta ignite and dot with sugar. Turn each crape in the crust was thick and golden. TTiere were air holes all digestible than the Arthur Treacher fish and chip 11 un til, iM d m d crcpts, cooked and kept hot in a flam ing sauce and pile up at one end of the dish. Tip through the slices. I didn’t need butter. It was won fries that folks go for these days. dith M t over a pan of boiling water. the pan to collect the sauce and sprinkle over the derful plain. It was a Neapolitan version of crepe, I imagine. Orange sauce: crapes Serve on hot d*ss*rt plates, 3 crepes per My own dear mother's bread was completely un Which reminds me of a day crepes almost sent me 7 tablespoons butter, softened person. Spoon a little sauce over each. I would sug distinguished. It was a heavy white affair. It didn't into the kitchen as a dishwasher. It was in Bus- to cup superfine sugar gest keeping the number of the fire department and have the bounce to the oince that made Mrs. tonaby’s Restaurant, a chic depress on-day estab 1 1/3 cups canned orange juice telephone within easy reach. Lauria’s bread so great. But who cared? ShopRite has... Let our Service Appy Department “Quit Smoking” Seminar prepare festive, tasty platters tor At Cancer Society your holiday T h e Bergen County presents them with an envi entertaining. Be a Health Department in coop ronment to change their guest at your own eration with the American HD) The Coupons! party and let smoking habit and the sup ShopRite do the work! Cancer Society. Bergen port of others who want to oesi wisnes io an our m enas for a saie ana nappy noiiuay. release CrieCK County Unit, is offering do the same " your local ShopRite for Holiday Store Hours. smokers a chance to quit at Programs will be held at three hospitals this summer Hackensack Hospital begin ' y One (1) 1-lb. can or dairy ' - One (1) 3-oz pkg. during a 10-session "Q u it ning June 2 on Tuesday and Smoking Program. " Thursday; Englewood Hos S h o p R ite 10 ShopRite 10 || J Philadelphia 10 || I ShopRite 2 9 ° “ More and more snookers pital beginning July 6 on CREAM want to quit," says Free Monday and Wednesday; I S a u e rk ra u t WITH THISg PORK & BEANS w it m THISO « CR™ WITH THIS o f « SQDA WITH THIS f COUPON “ ■COUPON u f COUPON “ I holder Doris Mahalick, and Bergen Pines County c o u p o n s j CHEESE Coupon good el Cowpow good et any ShopRite Market Coupon pood al any ShopRite Market Coupon food et any ShopRite Market chairwoman of the Health Hospital beginning August 4 Limit one p Limit one par family Effective Svn M.yJJthruMen MeyK.1t77 Service Committee, “but on Tuesday and Thursday find it difficult to do so on All sessions rui from 8 to their own. This program 9:30 P .M . finq Place. ShopRite has... FANTASTIC FARES!!! BEEF FRESH AND LEAN ANY SIZE PACKAGE SWEET OR HOT WITH VEAL LessthanVi Regular Economy Fares!! CHUCK ITALIAN BEEF GROUND SAUSAGE TO ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND »o- $280 to $330 Rd . Trip A Tax M Q 0 | C H U C K 7 7 Free Meals, Free Cocktails. Free Movie & Stereo , 8 9 * you double Ihe saefnas desianati the coupon. This Double Savinas Cou CALL OR WRITE FOR BROCHURE pon Program does r>ot apply to “ fr e e ” or Rib Steak i ’ 149 Y CUT FROM BEEF SHOULDER Kielbasi PORMM-QUf other retailer s coupons Offer effective from May 22 thru May 28. 1977. Effective Chuck Roast “S f In New Jersey. Pennsylvania end Rock GREAT BRITAIN CHARTERS Chuck Steak . U 39 LONDON $139] land County. New York. Redeem all C f n o l f MEF CHUCK manufacturers’ “Cents Off' coupons by Beef Steak Soul OCR f * i 49 b r o il lb. O l C d r \ SEMI BONELESS buying the Items at ShopRite and we will 1440 Bro ad w ay, N.Y.C. 10018 (212) 391 -8460 L ^ I J double the value stated on the coupone Our Double Savings program applies to OR CONSULT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT Sirloin Tip -war . * i 59 Chuck Steak manufacturers coupons you clip from KfF ; U 69 newspapers and magazines — not Top Round STEAK Beef tor Stew.ss& “Pro# or other retailers coupons SIRlOM TIP _ WHOLE CORNED BEEf (Excluding cigarettes, milk. tax. lottery CUTfOR CHICKEN r 10 TO 12 LBS AVERAGf tickets, prescriptions and any Item pro- Lyndhurst Medical Associates P A Beef Round LONOON BROtt . U 69 Brisket CRT O VAC * hibited by Ii iw . ) During -■— theth# courtc(MirM 0f AND KEF TOP offer, there Is the possibilityilbllity of unusual ROUND C,.' LEGS 6 9 CHICKEN WHOLE demand for a particular manufacturersmanufi London Broil FOR . ‘ l 89 Breast WITH RIB CAGE | coupon item._ n IIrt the Item does become Thomas S. Bellavia, M.D. ShopRNe s YOUNG S TO 9 LBS AVG CHICKEN temporarily unavailable, please request K tF PERFECT FOR BAR B-QUE M SKINLESS ANO Take Pleasure To Announce The Association Cube Steak CHUCK CUT a * l 59 Breast BONELESS N a ShopRite “Rain Check This entitles COMBO CUT FROM to "Double Savings' on the manu- a f t€CF BOTTOM urers coupon Item when purchased ROUND FOR within the expiration date of the “Rain Steak M TURKEYS? 59° PorkChopcH° B Michael W. Galbert, M.D. ______Check". E x a m p le : IN FAMILY PRACTICE, PAIN THERAPY ‘The Produce Place1 HareB s how you \ EUAMRLE A N D W E IG H T The Grocery Place. C O N T R O t RED RIPE WHOLE OR CUT FRESH FLORIDA SWl MANUFACTURERS 3 0 K > ff 607 M A R I N A V E N U E GREEN GIANT coupooe al ShopRile MANUFACTURERS' L Y N D H U R S T , N .J. - 933-7272 WATERMELONl SWEET CORN MFG COUPON Cent* Off” HOURS BY APPOINTM ENT N IBLETS4 COUPONS 3 0 ° OFF CORN 9 9 from ShopRite Plus 30° Mayonnaise s*l07 .10° 18 99< +30° fro m S h o p R it e | j GRAND t o t a l c r y PUERTO WASHINGTON RICAN GOIDEN VALUE O U Soda ALLFLAVORS 8 caw ^ 1 is in DELICIOUS .39' 60° Pineapples .«,59c Apples S a v in g s OPENING FLORIDA Tomato J u ice d -39* M l Thie on*' >• go- Klwrere ar VaFu Tomatoes CARTON 3 J 1 Red Apples * r * 39c ebte Coupon* FOR THE NEWEST apply to I Ketchup ES tf79e ■ce*S the price ol thm wpm Peppers >39' Lemons 200 5 .3 9 ' C&C Cola 69* ^ » T h c Non Foods Place ^ Romaine CRISR -«29c New Onions • i:69' ShopRite FILM AND FLASH SPECIALS Olives £ , V 59c FRESH COLOR PRINT FILM /-* MAXWELL MOUSE J AAQ Grapefruit S 4 -9 9 Anjou Pears 3 *8 9 ' 110 TYPE Coffee ins,ant « 3 20 exp $j29,ssr8 9 ° ShopRite OR POPULAR BRANDS ALL FLAVORS Independently Owned Joy Liquid DETERGENT a 99* KODAK FILM in c lu o in c p r o c f s s in g POCUfT CU5 J0 EXP Nationally Franchised LO W F A T $ 1 1 9 INSTAMATIC SUPERS FLA V O R KING 7 A < C110-10 CXP MOVIE FILM Ziploc B a g s «» *v69e INSTAMATIC each M IL K STSS I IC E C R EA M S g / S f cm-asixp ? 4 49 Coffee 2S55? r SOMOERLESS LUSTRE LUXE' EIMISM OM ALL 358 Kearny Avenue, Kearny The De^y Placc The Frooen Food Piece PRINTS FAST lei CLASS R( TURN MAH 9 9 7 -2 2 2 2 " --- ^CWILSFOOO VANlllA CHOCOLATE POLAROID POLAROID FUDGE OR GOLDEN :o lo r ii $ ^ 8 9 sx ro s ^ 9 9 ShopRite PtPPlRiDGl ' ARMS ^ oi film ■V ea film "W ea. 1977 ShopRite HAMBURGER OR ORANGE LAYER 17 Q ( NO NONSENSE OPENING SPECIALS MG FANTv HD» FRANK^ocQQc Ffl MlO MEO tau JUICE c a ?o n .CAKES H i I nol be carried m the foiioaxrtg stores Beech M et KMrnv. N J Beteenlme Avenue. North ROLLS 3 0 il ShopA*e 69 WITH THIS COUPON trn N J Central Avenue Spring Valiev, MMNDUAUV - Kmutton Heart Lake Parsipoan* n j Singles WHAWD ir 89' Lemonade 6 89' I Amuten Avenue. Carteret N .J.; Mam SI Mack town N j Route 10. Livmeston N J Central 10 pt Service* Bread 69' The Dal Place The Appetiser Placc \ $35 00 Value D anish^T iS £r89' BEEF OR REGULAR STORE SLICED ^ — The HaMth & Beauty Place Lif MYlfS $ 2 2 50 FIGHTS TOOTH DECAY KIARNY STOVf INCLUDES. FLUID HYGRAOE DOMESTIC $ 1 8 8 f ONLY ANO FILTER I FROZEN FRESH 'Mott Art*enc-‘ *"“ ■ OVER TO A POUND COLGATE 9 | E*pr*t My 5 ge'ee e e a | '0 FRANKS ^bg HAM ib 1 TASTY $ 1 8 9 59 b...... 9 9 | — ™ * ™ it !T t* COUPON I SHRIMP ib. I t . i i 29 Beef Franks £ 5 9 ' Swiss Cheese Ires .’I 98 Tickle rail * I RESEAL TRANSM ISSION! “fen ontar lo — iii f ■ M jM c te f lt H Jp fH y ol M toa IM m lot all ol our cinlom ora. wo muol rooono Iho right lo Umll tho purchooo ol u lo * to unlla ol 4 o l a n y U M llom t. oicopt whox othorwloo noad Nol raoponalM a lor typographical orrora Prlcoo ollacllvo thru Sal May 20, 1*77 J - r . ; r « C C O O ! Copyright W AKEFERN FOOD CORPOBATIOH 1077. I KIARNY STOtl *4^ | j ^ y y J SH O P-RITE of Lyndhurst i above lervice on tram- We riw rv t th* not >o perform I mitwoM not in tound operoting orxier Valley Brook and Delafield Aves. A >1 - THURSDAY. MAY 2*. 1*77 Boiling Springs Savings Celebration Continues | Aid For Homebound Senior citizens 1 William PP. King. PresiPresi- SweensSweepstakes takes where 8it iiwiru lucky u , __ The Sacred Heart Oner- Gener w.,., .i______. . .. 1 tive free gift, compliments top savings rates and other cred Heart Already acti or telephone that person dent of Boiling Springs Sav winners w ill receive all the credited monthly, which al Assembly, of Lyndhurst, of Boiling Springs Savings festivities." King con yields 5 47% annually with vely involved in working daily to be sure that every ings and I/>an A ssociation grocery items they can in conjunction with the "We, at Boiling Springs cluded daily compounding with the Seniors in town, thing is all right While vis with offices in Rutherford gather in 5-minute shopping Archdiocesan Division of Savings, would like to take Boiling Springs Savings they feel that this program iting, the volunteer might and Lyndhurst, has an sprees at the Shop Rite, The Association also Services for the Elderly is this time to thank the hun offers a complete line of maintains offices at 23 Park is much needed for those read to the Senior Citizen, nounced that the grand next to the new office Offi currently organizing a pro dreds of people who have savings and home financing Avenue in Rutherford and persons unable to leave write letters for him/her, opening celebration at the cial Sweepstakes entry gram dieted mainly at already visited our new of services, including the high 753 Ridge Road in Lyn their homes for one reason or simply sit and chat Association's new Ruther blanks are avialable at the the homebound Seniors of fice. and have helped make est rate in the nation on dhurst and is a member of o r another If necessary, the volun ford office. 2*0 Union Ave new office and the Shop Lynd hu rst •— the opening such a great regular passbook accounts. — The basic idea behind the nue, will continue through the Federal Savings and teer will also be able to ar Rite Everyone is eligible success." King noted 5 2S°r a year, from day of General Coordinators of program is to enlist the aid Jt» ie 11th at the new o ffice Loan Insurance Corporation range transportation for a and invited to enter^ "We hope all those who the program are Qiris and only deposit to day of withdraw which insures accounts to of volunteers who will ei doctor's visit, to a church In addition, those depos Catherine Strohler of Sa have not yet had the op al, with interest paid or $40,000 ther visit a specific person service, or shopping According to King, the iting $100 or more in a new portunity to visit our new celebration features an ex or existing savings account office will do so and take I citing Shopping Spree will take home an attrac advantage of our free gifts, Fatally Injured I I VARRELMANN’S After Taking Ride I Ernest Breitkreitz, 16, a two brothers, Edward and j Lyndhurst youth who was Gregory and a sister, St£ I BAKERY studying at Bergen County san, are survivors i Vocational School, was fa f i & y o a t o f The, funeral was held i tally injured May 21 when a Tuesday from the Burk-Ko- 60 Park Ave., Rutherford, N.J. i motorcycle on which he narski Funeral Home, 52 was riding collided with an Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, Re i 939-0462 autom obile ligious services were held i According to police, the at Bethany Lutheran i youngster was invited for a Church, Jersey City. Inter OPEN EVERY SUNDAY TIL 7 PM ride by a friend. ment was in Hillside Ceme His parents. Mr and tery, Lyndhurst. Closed Monday-Memorial Day f a m Mrs EM ward Breitkreitz, Scholarship Fund Given Entire Stockrop75%on By T ow n & G o w n S o ciety Memorial Day Special Leaders from the Ruther er education in America; I ford community and Fair LARGE ASSORTMENT OF believe that it is in the in Miniature Creme Puffs and Pastries I ALL PATTERNS leigh Dickinson University's terest of civic development Rutherford Campus helped :! Simplicity - Vog je FABRICS for a college and the town i McCalls ■ Butterick the Town and Gown Society in which it is located to and others Beg. up lo S7 00 »a PETIT FOURS celebrate its 25th anniver work together for cultural I sary this past week at a growth; I believe that as a < **i concert and dinner held on member of the Town and THEY ARE DELICIOUS AND i cam pus Gown Society I can lend NOW I 1/2 PRICE 99* On behalf of the more moral support to these EASY TO SERVE.______i than 500 members of the ideals and encourage men Society, Ms Helen Mat and women of good will to Hamburger & Hot Dog Rolls i thies, president of the orga strive for better civic com i ZIPPERS GINGHAM nization. presented the petency and for higher cul CHECKS Rutherford Campus with a tural levels.” All sizes unpacfcagtd g ift of $2,500 to be used to Those attending included For Your Barbecue wards a scholarship to be Rutherford Mayor William i called the Rutterford Town P. Brooks. Dr Saul K. Fen- Please Order Now! j TOP QUALITY and Gown Scholarship. POLYESTER. ster, campus provost. Dr. i DRESS Q 7 C The gift is in keeping Peter Sammartino. founder DENIMS 199 with the goals of the Town and chancellor-president Solids A Prints | yd. O/Z and Gown Society set forth emeritus of the University. OUR Reg 4 00 to 4 50 IncludingLININGS S« Bonne 25 years ago, “ I believe Dr. Jerome M. Pollack, that higher education can president of Fairleigh Dick ACETATE ENTIRE STOCK Of - # be a potent force in inson University, Dr. Jo strengthening democracy in GRADUA TION CAKES seph Green, vice president ARE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED America; I believe in the for academic affairs and LININGS yd. PRICE (Tatleta) 1.25 Value 25 W O O LEN S/2 dem ocratic growth of high- several charter members of IN SCHOOL COLORS Parents’ Club the Society. L all . W 0 V E N M-W* T o Install P a r e n ts ’ C lub o f M i INTERFACING f l # chael's School. Lyndhurst. TRIMMINGS1/?Buttons Ribbons / price White-Black-Natural W m V<1. will hold installation of offi cers for the 1977-78 club ATTENTION VIKING #6440 year on June 6 at 7:30 P.m. The officers will be in stalled by Father Ma- SEWING MACHINES jewski, Pastor, at a candle SAVE • SAVE * SAVE THE TOP OF THE LINE MODEL THAT DOES EVERYTHING light ceremony in the WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET (FREE) 100 SQ. FEET OF church. ROOFING OR SIDING WITH A COMPLETE ROOFING OR The new officers are: Mrs. Joseph Hovaniak. SIDING JOB OVER 1000 SQ. FT. pesident; Mrs Robert Gut- HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR ROOF? IF NOT kowski. vice president; Mrs. Robert Harvie, trea CALL US FOR EXPERIENCE surer; Mrs Harold Car- RESPONSIBILITY AND INTEGRITY scadden. recording secre WE GIVE FREE ESTIMATES WITH ANY OBLIGATION. tary; Mrs Richard Bellizia, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. John Ross and Mrs Wil liam Buckley, auditors. Following the ceremony, Textile Shoppe a celebration will be held honoring Mrs Vincent Ser- 31 Park Ave., Rutherford • 939-5891 zan, kindergarten teach PERMIT .747 DON'T FORGET er. who is retiring after 10 TO C A U U S years of service th e n a m e that protects yo u r h o m e LAURA DAIE INC. fro m th e • RAIN • SNOW FACTORY OUTLET STORE HEAT ANO COLD WE ARE HAVING A THREE DAY MEMORIAL WEEKEND SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY MAY 26, 27, 28. 1977 Sold O rig N o w 8 w w h e r« SUPER SAVINGS RACK (selected merchandise) *1 - 2 .0 0 7 -8 1 8 ) LADIES SLACKS (»ite> th ru ...... * 7 - 9 - 1 2 * 5 OO *10.99-15.99- 18 99 UMBRELLAS ...... $ 4 . 5 0 * 3 . 0 0 * 7 . 9 9 GIRLS OVERALLS (canvoi striped, liiti 4 thru M) ...... * 8 - 9 . 0 0 * 4 - 5 . 0 0 *11.99-12.99 GIRLS JUMPSUITS (>■<•> 4 th ru 6 k ) ...... $8.00 * 4 . 0 0 * 1 3 9 9 GAUCHO ft VEST SET (sizes 4 th ru 1 4 ) ...... $ 8 - 9 .0 0 * 5 . 5 0 * 1 3 . 9 9 INFANT * TODOLER CREW SOCKS (3 in pkg.) * 1 . 1 5 * . 7 5 * 2 . 3 9 Home Modernizing OVERALLS WITH SAILOR JACKET (sites 4 t h r u 6 m ) ...... $ 9 . 0 0 * 6 .0 0 * 1 3 . 9 9 GIRLS DRESSES (sizes 4 th ru 1 J) ...... *9-10-11-12 * 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 *14 thru *20.00 (201) 991-0524 OVERAUS WITH HOODED JACKET (sizes 4 th ru 1 4 ) ...... ■ » 9 - 1 0 .0 0 * 5 - 6 . 0 0 * 1 5 - 1 6 0 0 FULLY INSURED FOR YOUR PROTECTION 24 HOUR SERVIC E • 7 DAYS A W EEK • AND HOLIDAYS "Com* to shoppers Y e s, we have a lay-away plan po rad iso, visit M o n . thru fri. 10 a .m . fo 5 p .m . Laura Dole — Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. M a y 2 6 . 2 7 , 29 CALL US NOW YOU'VE WAITED TOO LONG ALREADY ( LAURA DALE INC. 551 So. Main Ave. • ROOFING • REFACING DRIVEWAY • ALUMINUM SIDING • REPLACEMENT AND SLIDING WINDOWS Wallington, N.J. • LEADERS AND GUTTERS • STORM DOOR AND WINDOWS • PORCH ENCLOSURES • SOFFITS AND FACIA SYSTEM I • ALUMINUM SHUTTER AND AWNINGS 777-7737 I ..I < THURSDAY, MAY 1*, 1*77 _ s CIME TO TIE ■ north ARLINGTON I IISINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION! emorial I * 'Ai You'll Find Fabulous Savings At These Stores: FIRST NATIONAL CANTERBURY MELRAY'S BANK Gema AND TRUST CO. 5 & 10 FURNITURE VARIETY STORES 45 Ridge Road OF KEARNY 4 Ridge Road 571 Ridge Road 600 RIDGi ROAD Car. of Ridge Rd. 6 Be** vine Pike MAJOR PHIL'S OTTO'S CLEANERS LILLY'S LUGGAGE SHOP DECORATORS 40 Ridqe Road 4 6 0 Ridge Road 6 Ridge Road 575 Ridge Road CLOTHES CORNER UNITED SKIRT 'N' MEADOWLAND PHOTO LAB. DISCOUNT SHOP SHIRT FIRESTONE TIRE 44 Ridge Road 6 1 5 Ridge Road 3 6 Ridge Rd. 590 Ridge Road CREATIVE CARPETS, 3 RICH'S CURTAINS DELANEY'S Inc. TOYS AND JUVENILE 627 Ridge Road <« B IG D A Y S 55 Ridge Road 104 Ridqe Road Do Angelis NORTH ARLINGTON VARI MEN'S SHOP METZ JEWBERS MUSIC JEWELERS 43 Ridge Road 3 Ridge Road 8 Ridge Road * 12 Ridge Road * * j f * SALE LASTS 3 OAYO ONIY i f * * * MAY 26-27-28 - THORS., FRI.. SAT * ****** REGULAR STORE HOURS * 10 - T H U R S D A Y , M A Y I t . 1*77___ Council Lauds Silkowski Frank Silkowsta, a senior partment. has submitted The Borough COmcil au- Dentist Takes First In Photography Show water repairman in the hls res,8naUon after 27 thorized presentation to % Leo S. Halpem, D D.S of Photo Contest "Great oU the world in 113 coun off North Arlington Water De ^ ^ ^ ^ c a te of West Orange and North Ar American Faces." His tries as part of the Bicen S A L E 2 0 lington w ill exhibit a collec photo and other winning en tennial Porgram of the U.S. tion of photos in black and tries will be shown through- I form ation Service white and color at the DREXEL SoiAh Orange Library, Jime 1 through Ju ie 30 3 Dr. Halpem was awarded a first prize in the National DAY Newport bookcasH. MAY 26-27-28 Drqp front unit Door bookcase. W alls for all! KODAK T i t ft. Drexel w all system s to fit every sp ace and please every taste Repeal ourselves’ Never' Each Drexel* wall sys PRICE tem is exactly suited lo your space and your tasle! Contemporary, exotically Eastern, baroque wilh a welcome variety of functional toyches Film s a l e Come express your individualism today, wilh our design stalli — ftiy one rd\ of Kodacolor film at our lou> discount price and qet- -foe second (ENTIRE STOCK! roll a+ ’Mine price • • • Defray door otter qood TMW-fflPAYand / bookcase MISSES AND HALF S IZ E S j| Drop front unit ^^-SATURPAY MAY2b-27-?8 / Bookcase Lilly's Et Cetera teak finished j 6 Ridge Road North Arlington bookcase Drop front unit Door bookcase CMBFA S H o p ( F i l m m c E S s i N r s 615 RIBSF RP, NO ARUMS** Nsl Kodak paper. T T le I r a y ’$ Fora good look fJununn Jvr '/.ulttvtiuUe Hnrm/nre at the tim es of your life. apmn Ew til 9 Sot til 5.30 a s m o o t noAo-}" NO ARLINGTON N J CloMd Wed. TS 1 % OFF SPECIALS ON IIT T IJ M ■■ J: ,7 • American Tourister • • Samsonite • |Q % OFF • Amelia Earhart • and other Name Brands HANDBAGS SELECTED KITCHEN 6AD6ETS 2 0 %-5 0 % OFF 2 F0R $l ALL SUM M ER HANDBAGS PLUS Discounts on all your graduation and Father's Day Gift Ideas a n d a ll your other vacation needs AIL SOSTER BROWN 2 Q % OFF for the Grad...P^ r * ’ THREE DAY SPECIAL C a n t e r b u r y 5& io inc. PHH'S LIBBABE 571 Ridge Road 40 RIDGE ROAD North Arlington, N.J. 07032 NORTH ARUNGTON 991-0277 TH U R SD A Y. M AY 14, 1977 | | Study To Improve Mobility Of Handicapped 3 D A Y Bergen County is present lington knowing towns to receive transportation assistance of an attcndrot waking without the ly conducting s non-am people who are unable to assistance from Bergen have sufficient personal tance of walkers, crutches. bulatory and semi-ambuia- get around on their own are Couniy mobility and independence tory handicapped study to asked lo cortact Deacon canes, braces artificial The study is not so much in a wheel chair to be able develop and implement a Vincent McMahon of Queen tan or other adaptive de- interested in the names as to use appropriate transportation plan to im of Peace Church or Ihe s m a much as the street loca transportation services W e s b a who routd be rr» prove the mobility of these Mayor and Boroi^h Coun tions and numbers of per sombly expected to use the two groups cil. Such information is nec sons in need of trans * r n c e s of appropriate Residents of North Ar easary for North Arlington portation service P“ *> or disability will not allow lie transportation Deacon McMahan may be M AY 26, 27, 28 reached by telephone M l ABC To Play N.A. Girls 4K4 or at 10 FYarAlin PI.. i § e m o r i a l North Arlington The WABC-TV ail star softball team b comity to North Arlington on May n This benefit game is Non-ambulatory persons sponsored by the No Arlington (iri s Varsity dub are defined as those whose Tickets will be sold at the gate, general admission incapability or disability is $1 50 and students are SI B The garrr will be will not allow them lo walk, held at the high school field on River Road The even with the assistance of game will start at P.M.. bul gates will open at devices, but who. with the 2 1 S a £ e P M AU proceeds will go lo scholarship finds OFF RICH’S CURTAINS ENTIRE STOCK 1 0 % - 5 0 % OFF 2 0 % OFF Throughout G E M A VARIETY STORE ON EVERYTHING STORE IN .OUR STORE AT THE PIKE • M A K S • BEDSPREADS DE ANGELIS M EN'S SHOP • TA ILO R ED 4 RIDGE ROAD, 43 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARUNGTON CURTAINS Opon Mon., Thurs., Fri. lo 9 P.M. • K IT C H E N NORTH ARLINGTON S o t . to 6 9 9 1 - 9 0 9 3 CURTAINS • OATH ACCESSORIES • SHOWER SETS • FIELOCREST TOWEtS • H A M P E R S • THROW RUGS ■ 3 m SALE • KIRSH HARDWARE • FRENCH EMBROIDERED FOR 3 DAVS O N IV ^ H PANELS Get Double Value For Your Coupons • CUSTOM MADE SHADES Redeem Them Now • READY MADE SHADES at time of purchase • CUSTOM MADE WOVEN WOODS FOR 3 D AYS ONLY Come in early FOR GOOD SELECTION Free Shop at Home Service TEN DOLLAR VALUE COUPON for CUSTOM DRAPES & SLIPCOVER* ■ “ E u W 1 i i * s m 1 55 RIDGE ROAD ON O n l y 1 c o u p o n NQ, ARLINGTON ALL p o r ROCKERS p u r c h a s e ] 5 7 5 RIDGE RD. N. ARLINGTON, N . J . IF IT'S A W ATCH IN EVERY PRICE AN D STYLE TEN DOLLARS VALUE COUPON JJ Clip out it OSS OR IF IT'S A DIAM O N D your purcfasso of iny 1 of tks following 0 « ly 1 IN EVERY SIZE AN D SHAPE C M p t l 0 0 T T 0 '8 A. Lamp T 0vsr m ia B. Picture > term IF IT'S A W EDDING BAND C. Clock J ^ r ' IN GOLD OR SILVER 5 7 5 RIDGE RD. N. ARLINGTON, N . J . K IF IT'S A RELIG IO US ITEM, ______GOLD OR SILVER » IF IT'S A CLO CK A N Y STYLE, TWENTY DOLLAR VALUE COUPON . SHAPE OR FUNCTION GOO D ON YOUR- PURCHASE Only 1 coupon OF A N Y per IF IT'S AN Y OF THE TH O USAND OF GIFT ITEMS, CHAIR OR purchase RECLINER FOR AU OCCASIONS OVER $ 1 50 OTTO'S < A v f f n f s t 5 1 R » ? s Im ^ I e t t l c J A 8 I S WHY WASTE GAS, TIME & MONEY? THEY'RE HERE AT VARI JEWELERS AND AT SAVINGS up to 50% PROVE IT. AS COUNTLESS HAVE VARI A Dependable Jeweler 12 Ridge Road North Arlington, N J. 07032 9 9 8 - 0 7 0 7 12 THURSDAY. MAY it. H77 H adassah Collector’s Items At Rutherford Campus George W oertz Installation For the second time in As a commercial venture been the most popular spe main in the family for TT* South Bergen Chap this century the public has in its day, stereo photo cialty (state, city, village more than a century ter of Hadassah. Ruther a chance to see the work of graphy was unsurpassed or region). "Stereoscopic views were ford, will hold its regular H.H Bennett, one of Amer Within a decade of its de The Bennett Gallery itself as important to entertain 8 7 t h D epartm ent C hief meeting at Temple Beth ica's last pioneer photo velopment, there were pho is a source of material It is ment in the Victorian era . El., 185 Montross Avenue. graphers from the 19th cen tographers, manufacturers, still in existence today, one as stereo recording is congratulated them on the The l.yndhurst Volunteer Chief - Captains Victor P Ju n e 2. a t 8 30 P .M tury A collection of his stores, promoters and coun of the few businesses to re today. tremendous job the all vol Fire Dept held its annual Tamaro Jr.. Athony Rullo Installation of officers for landscapes, portraits, and tless numbers of collectors unteer department has done inspection and installation and Robert Muchnicko. 1977-78 will be held with stereoscopic views is now One company alone sold al for the townspeople He o< officers on Saturday at Kieutenants Richard 1-ind Mark Elfant, President of on display at the Ruther most a million views Esti Memorial Day Special also congratulated outgoing the Sacred Heart Social say. Robert I 'ointo and the Congregation of Temple ford Campus of Fairleigh mates on the number of dif Chief C Robert School for WATERMELONS Center Walter R Penworden Trea Beth-EI., as installing offi Dickinson University (to ferent views taken through the fine job he had done in George F Woertz Jr was surer Charles Costleburry. cer. gether with a working, an out the world run between O n ly $1.75 •a c h l leadership of the depart two and four million installed as the 87th C hief Recording Secretary Ted Mrs Robert Dorman will tique stereo viewer! Quantities limited. ment over the post year There are increasing of the Fire Dept "Tex" as Osbock Jr and Correspond be installed as president, Because of unusual public Sorry, no "rainchecks." Along with Russo. Mayor numbers of people collec he is known by many of his ing Secretary Richard Lind along with Mrs Raymond interest, the exhibit, which Joseph Camcci. '’nm ting old stereo views today. (FREE FLAG WITH EVERY MELON) friends has been a member say Lawrence Chnstensen Aisner, vice president in was scheduled to close this missioners Ronald Ilogle. A spectrum collection Huge Savings On Every Item I of TmekCo 1 Hose Co 2 for was reappointed to the post charge of membership. week, will remain open for 4J piece set Niko dishes 160 retail value 119 Cera Glassware James Guida and Walter viewing (by appointment) would require at least five — more than 50% below regular retail Converse sneakers 18 years and Asst Chief for of Chief Fire Inspector of Mrs Nat Rogoff, vice presi $1 .SO pair Barbecue utansils — halt oil And much, much more Janowski. were present or six thousand, so collec the post 2 years Ex-CJiief •he Fire Prevention Bu dent in charge of education. until June 3. in the Gallery Opan 9:30 te 7:30, including M emorial Day. Following the installation of Messier Ijbrary. Mon tors limit themselves to Michael Deloy served as reau Miss Rose Walerstein. trea FERRY W HOLESALERS 573 S«9 F.rry St.. N.wo.li ceremonies all were invited tross Avenue between West certain dates, or by subject the installing officer Commissioner Peter J. surer, Mrs Morris Breslow. to partake of a buffet meal Passaic and Fairview Ave or photographer Also installed were Cor Russo. Director of Public recording secretary, Mr provided by the fire depart nues, every day except Sat A civil war or Indian col bin Grosso 1st Asst Qiief Safety, pinned the badges Mel Schwebel, financial W ATER PURIFIERS ment urday and Sunday, from 9-5 lection with cards is A rth u r Lem ise 2nd Asst on the new officers and secretary and Mrs Edwin 200 Remove chlorine, dead bacteria, smell, scum, slime p.m .. C a ll (201) 933-5000. rated a fine one Geogra Kamy, corresponding secre and cancer — causing agents from your drinking wa E x t 383. 201 phic collections, which in ta ry . ter in your home. The main attraction of clude local history have Convince yourself how good water, coffee and Floodplaiii Meeting Set The Passaic-Clifton the show is the collection of foods can tastel Rep Harold "Cap" Hol eral and state governments cilmen. freeholders and YMHA-YWHA Senior Adult Bennett's stereo photo Help lower high blood pressure. lenbeck annowced today "The panel will consist of state legislators to attend Drama Group will entertain graphic work, taken be PAPER BACK : This is not a gimmick. the membership with a pro B O O K S : Ask for a free chlorine test and demonstration in that he w ill hold a forum on federal and state officials and represent their con tween 1868 a n il 1904 floodplain management for in the flood insurance pro gram "If I Forget the Old The life of popular stereo 5 for $1.00 J your home. No obligation to buy. stituents' interests,'' Hol 20,0 0 0 in stock , local officials and the pub gram. a builder, realtor, in Jerusalem” TOs will com viewing was only eight dec MAIL TODAY lenbeck said, "niese offi Name...... lic on Saturday. June 11 at surance agent, banker and m em orate the 10th an niver ades — 1850 to 1930 But in e cials are charged with im Stamps Coins e Bergenfield High School at homeowner A special guest sary of the retmion of Je that time, stereo views Address...... Paper Money • 10 a m. panelist will be a reporter plementing the federal pro rusalem. The drama is di chronicled the growth of Hours: 9-6 Daily e C ity ...... State . Z ip . "1 have been working for for The Record, where the grams. so it is important rected by Ms Ann Rudell. our country through six months on the floodplain di issue was first brought to that they have a full under Ms Sadie Hurevitz and wars and countless tech Monday & Wednesday e Phone...... lemma,” Hollenbeck stated, public light standing and help me Bert Weiss and is under the nological and scientific Until 7:30 p.m. 2 0 Please moil literature 0 Free chlorine test musical direction of Ms changes — all with an in "and I felt there was a "These people are most coordinate a full program 306 Valley Brook Ave. J Wallington Consumer Wholesaler, Inc. Lydia Carmi with Ms Lil tegrity not possible in an Lyndhurst * need to share this informa closely associated with the of communication on all P.O. Box 3324 Wallington, N.J. 07057 tion with those most closely confusing legislative pro ‘ facets of the floodplain is- Moss at the piano other medium affected .” grams that I am trying to ' sue " Hollenbeck gathered a unsnarl by legislative pro team of business and gov posals to my committee in Hollenbeck said he ex ernmental experts to share Congress 1 want the people pects a large turnout from their ideas about handling to learn first-hand from the five commwities most insurance and building those who work with the affected by the confusion problems in areas desig problems every day over mapping floodprone nated as flood-prone by fed “ I invited mayors, coun areas. S p r i n g A LOT OF for new w indow s! Trade in your old ones. 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Pasquin has an ex 17 and 3 in the heart of the parts facilities in the hub of to none panded body and paint shop expanding Meadowlands' Bergen County It is only According to Bob Pasquin which handles collision sports complex, Pasquin minutes from Giants Sta (third from left) "We sell work on all makes and Ford has grown for three dium. Meadowlands Racet more so every custom models including GM & generations into one of the rack, Harmon Cove, the er saves more And no Chrysler as well as Foreign target automotive centers Lincoln Tunnel. Garden ! at Pasquin Ford City is Cars. Their computerized in the East The Pasquin State Parkway, and N.J e v a ; satisfie d until the cus- Parts Department has over Sales team, shown above, Turnpike Pasquin has over ■ is satisfied ” Pasquin 40.000 genuine Ford parts in proudly display two car and 150 new Fords in stock at nics are certified by stock dating back to 1*53 models Pasquin Ford City truck "Metro Trophies" re Plans Dinner the ' National Institute for cently won in competition automotive excellence and is Bergen County's ex with auto dealers In Hud The Polish American each gives special attention clusive Ford super-duty son, Bergen and Passaic Woman's Club of North Ar to Ford, Capri, Mercury Truck Center and their ex Counties, awarded for ach lington made plans at its and Lincoln cars and Econ perienced truck staff has ieving the highest ratio of regular monthly meeting to oline and heavy duty over 100 years of combined sales to objectives. hold a dinner theatre party trucks. sales experience The deal Pa9quin Ford City’s Le in the fall Pasquin has S6 service ership offers excellent rates gacy dates back to a 1939 Also under consideration bays of the newest elec on daily car rentals and family business and with was the preparation of a tronic testing and servicing long term leases All major loyal and cortinued patron program agenda for the up equipment so all work is credit cards are honored age of its customers, has coming club year continued to grow ever Social hour hostesses since, thru three gener were Joan Buta. Stella Can "First & Second Time Around' ations. The dealership has dia and Ann Baczewsiri 594 Keamy Ave., Keamy, N.J. 9 9 1 -9 5 2 8 Parents Responsible For Children’s Acts Open Tues. to Sot. 1 1-3: Thw ri. 1 1.30-5 A 7 - 9 * New clothing • Used clothing Warning that a statute through the borough urging It follows . am M a yo r sponsibility to the school work with the Recreation * Furniture • Household items making parents responsible that parents join the control Dear Parent: and to the comminity and Department to open up the We do not have the facil * Consignment Articles Tues. A Thurs. Only up to $250 for vandalism m ovem ents. In the past three years ity to analyze every prob have managed to look the Youth Center that was hit 8 ITEMS AT A TIME committed by their chil "It is time to control the the most frustrating prob lem child in Rutherford but other way rather than doing by a rash of vandalism • Spot cash for kitchen sets A furniture dren, Mayor Brooks and juvenile delinquents of lem I have faced is the we are obligated to take the th e ir job as parents Hope Hie Youth Council will also members of the council Rutherford before they con ever increasing rate of necessary steps to provide fully, this law will not have act as a buffer between the have circulated a letter trol us," said the letter juvenile crime, juvenile de for the safety of our resi to be enforced, but it will youth and the police in an linquency and malicious dents and their property. be if this is the only way to effort to provide some ad BEST FLEA MARKET EVER damage to public and pri First, we will enforce the alert the parent to the juve vice before it is too late vate property. Many of the provisions of New Jersey nile activity of their child. The Town Council and I LEST WE FORGET FREE GIVEAWAYS & DOOR PRIZES young people of our com Statute 2A:53A-15 which I also realize that positive are willing to make every JOIN US munity have little regard steps must accompany this effort but we must have ROUTE 3 DRIVE IN THEATRE makes parents responsible IN REMEMBERING OUR for the rights of others and enforcement of laws if we support from the commu RUTHERFORD, N J. for the acts of their chil are to provide for the 96% nity if this approach to our Across from Meodowtonds Sports Complex less for themselves. Wheth dren up to a sum of $250. DEPARTED COMRADES er they be followers or One of our major con of the young people who juvenile problem will even Every Saturday & Sunday leaders, they are making cerns is the parent who is are responsible members of tually be successful If you Calo-Sass VFW Post 4697 through Christmas our commttiity an unsafe not interested in the activi our community. In that do have a suggestion, drop 222 River Rd., No. Arlington light, we have established a a letter to the Youth Coun 991-8084 Uo R Moron FOLLOW SERVICE ROAD SIGNS place to live in or walk ty of his or her child. They through, a condition that I have turned over the re Youth Council who will cil, c/o Borough Hall, 176 Post Commanded 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. (201) 933-4388 won't permit as long as I Park Avenue. TR* OUR a T | O N A L 1 s e n s r4EVV! 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M AY 14, 1*77 M u s e u m T o Participate In Stadium Show ■Hie Rutherford Museum cker, Museum Shop, Alice will take part in the An Fleming and Ways It tiques Extravaganza at the Means, Ronald Gerilli Giants Stadium on Me Tickets for the Museum's morial Day weekend The Annual Craft Raffle will be Museum is one of several available during the four non-profit organizations in day event. Prizes to be vited to participate with ex awarded on Simday. Jime hibits, information and ap 19th include a Stained glass Installation al offian lor tho lyndhurst Woman's Qub took place on M ay 1 1 I to propriate fund raising proj hanging lamp by Sandy R — Mmas. Horoco logic. Federation Secretary; Joseph Zales, 2nd Vice President; ects. Henderson of Towaco; Re Philip Cappadonna, William Crowley, Harry Formica, Trustees; Edward Kelly, Lo cated in the 18th cen finished Trunk by Lucy President; Chris Stohler, treasurer; Frank Peixola, 1st Vice President; Michael tury Yereance farmhouse, Cukro and Double hanging Frangipone, Recording Secretary and Alex Zuk, Corresponding Secretary. m i , i u , Mayor WiMiom Brooks o f Iw tW o d officiated Saturday at th# grand opening of the Museum'overlooks the Macrame planter by Vir t h o lowtt 3 Roo Maritt a m o m i n j and afternoon affair conducted on tho entire Meadowlands and ginia Stevens, both of Ruth g r o u n d * o i tout* 3 Dnvo-Jn movi* Councilmon Jam ti Harriion and Arnold the Stadium in particular. erford. Hackensack Auxiliary Smith »*v -h3 d voctfy boh«nd th# mayor Mom bor* of tho lo Porta and Mattoo fam Members were able to Local visitors to the show ilies *»Ke The Keam y Board of Education chose what has to be considered about as inopportune a moment as ex beat the skulls out of the boys It d itto 1 happen that ists when it decided to give Ralph Borgess. the foot- w a y . ball coach, the old heave Corner O n Sports So it wasn't the fact the girls were beaten but that they competed on even term s and were treated as ! There is an election coming up in November for though it has always been natural for girls to nm m a y o r. above politics. But it seldom is. The guys who run The race will be on Tuesday night, just like an with the boys. On the track, that is. the departments are the guys who have the m ajority election This is considered one of the few off-nights i Tom Hogan, the president of the Keamy Board of Truly we’ve come a long, long way since the days vote on the board. So it has always been So it shall at Meadowland so they anticipate a crowd of 35,000 Education, is the Dem ocratic candidate for mayor of the bustle always be Until the m illenium when the tigers and minimum for the big event. was his board that fired Borgess We are here to report that after looking long and t t the sheep shall lie side by side — alive. They held a press gathering the other day to an closely at the girl competitors it is a pleasure to re ; So who was one of the marching pickets giving aid nounce the glad news And it was a kind of pity. port that both runners ot the female persuasion were *nd comfort to Borgess’ Why, none other than hiz They brought up one of the horses as a publicity lookers, indeed, and all. all girl In other words they foner, Mayor David Rowlands of Keamy gag But how do you think the old nag felt? There he weren’t tom girls They were girl girls was one of the reasons for the big track — and there At North Arlington the track season for girls en Rowlands has a prim ary fight with a scrapper S p o r t s were the freebies feasting on hot and cold antipasto. ded early. So the gals interested in continuing on the named Paul Kaywork, If he wins that he goes against roast beef and an assortment of alcoholic beverages H o g a n track were invited to join the boys team This they And what did they give the poor nag’ did And the results were highly satisfactory ' So you can see that all is not footballs and head He just stood there, standing first on one leg, then Congratulations and all that to B ill Ferguson, ath gear where the coaching job in Keamy is concerned. Remembering Lyndhurst another, then another and then another His lips letic director at North Arlington, for a real achieve It is a pity, too The athletic department ought to be were lathered with envy because he knew that after m en t. Revolts against coachat ar* not new. A lo s in g they led him to the elevator and back to his staff all coach can usually count on the raziberry Irom th* he could expect was a tray of oats. fans, th* alumni and, finally, th* Board ol Educa The same kind of oats they feed the farm horses tio n . go to the race horses And this nag, who has heard Borgoss, who did a lin* job coaching Qu**n ol the crowds cheer and has watched the winning num G a b rie l P*ac*, didn't fare so wall in Kaamy. Wh*th*r his bers blaze up on the boards, knew that for him there coaching irritated th* board or his *x*cution ol his was no feast. There was only oats. duties as th*ir secretary did him in is unknown at It isn’t fair, doggomt It isn’t fair! Hi J ackers this moment. How*v*r, th* situation in Kaam y brings to mind a Girls Against Boys Air-lift your load r*volt that sprang up in Lyndhurst wh*n Ed Olson was th* coach. The other afternoon girls ran against boys and at a down-to-earth Olson, later superintendent ol schools wh*r* he there wasn't a murmur of surprise or of dis did a line job, never did what many would hav* con approval. It seemed natural. price. sid*r*d a satisfactory job as coach. It happened in North Arlington where the Vikings Finally on* o f th* players rounded up his mat*s took on the vastly superior Leonia High team. On and said h* thought there ought to b* a new coach. the North Arlington team was a girl sprinter and a A committee went to s** th* Board ol Education girl half miler. It would be nice to report the gals moguls, on* o f whom was G*org* Holdan, who di*d recently in Long Island. Rutherford Willing To Holden, a sports Ian, listened sym pathetically. " II you lei lows can lind a coach you think would Play Lyndhursl Gals b* satisfactory we ll be glad to consider him ," said Rutherford's Answer to H o ld * n . Lyndhurst's Challenge I A search was mad*. A prospect was uncovered. Dear Mr. Canicci: Holden said h* thought th* chap would do. Many letters have left this office asking Lyndhurst But lo and b*holdl And b* hanged, too. At th* if they would be interested in joining the North Je r meeting at which Olson was to hav* gotten th* sey G irls’ Softball League Why you have never an bounce th* old coach showed up grinning lik* a Che swered these letters is a question I am now asking shire cat. Behind him marched th* play*r who had you If you are interested in stiff competition, I am led the revolt against Olson. And behind him was th* again inviting you to join the North Jersey Girts’ "Hooray for Hollywood" w at tho convention theme for entire team ’ Softball League next year. the 50th Annual Convention of the New Jertey Junior ‘'W m love Olson," th*y cri*d. In answer to your challenge, Rutherford would be Woman's Clubs held May 13-15 at Atlantic City. Re happy to add Lyndhurst to the long list of teams who ceiving "Most Original" award was "Humphrey", at 7 So ended that revolt. Pair Complete with hose Kit have tried to break our winning streak If you re ft. handmade camel, worn by Jan Leila and Trina Olson didn't leave the coaching post until he be member, Mr. Carucci, Rutherford played in Lyn Poindexter. Above showing "Humphrey" is Outgoing came principal o f the high school. * dhurst in two sim ilar fund raising games In both of President Maria March, holding award and President these games, we were not allowed to finish so that Brand Auto Parts Rose Marie Mesisco. A Cool $400,000 the main event could start on time I vowed then 36 Ames Ave., Rutherford that I would not put our team in that position again Seattle Slew, the race horse, drew down about However, if you are really interested in taking on 4 3 8 - 9 4 9 4 PARENTS: $150,000 to win the Kentucky Derby and less than the “ Big Green Machine’’ Rutherford hereby Invites All Leader Sports PHOTOS AVAILABLE that for capturing the second hunk of the Triple you to Mem orial Field where we w ill give you a les C A L L C ro w n . son on how softball should be played. JACK PIGNATELLO So just imagine the excitement in horseland when -Thoroughbred Racing at Beautiful- Very truly yours, 7 4 4 - 9 1 3 3 the planners, down at the Meadowlands racetrack Dwill M. GasaMwrti annotltfSced that th«y are putting up $400,000 for the big race Ju ly 12. NEED A CAR? RENT A FORD This means the winning oatbumer will draw down MONMOUTH $200,000 and those that follow hard by will get NOW thru LABOR OAY NEED A CAR? 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Homerms Mike Kraft for Homerun by Tony Larkin of announces the opening of a st ruction Dairy are leadng their re Laird JUman 14 Laird and Traficante for Lairds five-court outdoor tennis Hours of play will be 8 00 spective leagues complex, Ju ly 1, 1977 A M. to 8 00 P.M each day In the American League. The club will sponsor Elks moved on top by de Final approval for con scrambles, ladders and feating Boiling Springs 11-4 struction was received last tournaments. and the Steel ers 3-2 In the t week and work on the site Membership will be lim it second game Kenderala has begun Construction is ed with current club mem was the winning pitcher. In expected to take 45-80 days bers getting preference for the only other game played f -» - Bergen Music defeated The courts are to be built tennis privileges Non- A.W VanWinMe 15-3 In on the club grouids at E members may join the dub this game Bill Malatak won 285 Midland Ave Five all- and gam tennis, swimming his third game in relief Brand Opening weather composition courts and sauna privileges for while Derek Besemer are planned IIJ&00 per adult 165 00 per chipped in with 2 triples Qub members will be child or 8370 00 for a fam ily and Chuck Leseinsky and able to take private lessons of fm r Dave I .a porta each had a or participate in group in Club officiate believe the double in a winning effort struction and dimes addition of the courts Mix or Match . . . Youngsters atien& ng she <\n*i*ed w ith existing ■game HOUSE PAIN club dav c a re r w ill sisk nxim. pool saima athletic The standings as of May 17: only with Z-B RICK AMIR (CAN LIM U a f2*° WHEN M l O F F i On every pJJJ,T * Boiltnf Springs • 14 May 18 to June 11 < K r fC M T AW Van Wlnkk 14 NATIONAL LUOUI GALLON ~"'TH I Feral Dairy 4-1 I Nb i Realty yj 3 DiNoto Furl yj OF 4 Laird Jateiaon yi i Abbot u Aaaoc M • Zip Cteanen M 7 ClarcB SbcpnU M For Truly Dramatic Walls Z Brick ottos twelve different styles of decorativelecorative brick and stonestt PIERCE nd three colors of mortar Combine two or moreire tofor an amazing rangerano ot In the National League. 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Mr Mo calls, and photographs win, a very proud father, ters, Marianne and Lorena expected for tomorrow per 707 taxis to the appro waving to me A tre considered hot The normal rales gives us a frown At Even though. I feel as if I and Miriam, a beaming Also, arriving at Erwin's Now, as one family, we priate disembarkment gate mendous feeling of happi temperature range is from that time, we did not laugh know her personally In mother, look on with pride home is his mother, Senora sit down to an enjoyable and halts The temperature ness surged through my 6FF to » ”K; but the ex Now, 1 have only one small M arch , on the 18th, E rw in Erwin Joae will be my (Mrs ) Hortensia Morales, dinner and to renew old in Guatemala is now t r at body as I joyfully waved tremes are rarely reached camera packed in my suit became the proud father of fourth godchild The first and we greet with kisses times Almost each state- ( 4 10 p.m (S: 10 p.m New back Soon, through the fi as the temperature remains case. The rifle bearing sol a healthy baby boy, who is was Elizabeth Anne, the and an embrace. She im ment begins: “Do you re York timet. We make our nal gates, putting down my in the high 70 s The sky is diers equipped with bayo named Erwin Jose I am daughter and first child of mediately questions "But way from the aircraft into suitcases. Erwin and 1 usually clear, the sun is nets are still seen in Guate anxious to see Erwin's first my older brother. Vincent why didn’t your parents member ?" and ends the terminal and toward rushed toward each other usually brightly shining and mala, but they seem to me son, for 1 w ill be his godfa Then, I am godfather to a make this trip with you? with a hearty laugh As din the immigration and cus embracing; then standing there is a slight breeze Oc centered more near banks ther*- the purpose of my boy in Lyndhurst and to a We were hoping they would ner ends and dessert ia toms section The proce back to* look at each other casionally, it rains from a and government buildings visit to Guatemala man in Maryland And, come, so we could all be to being served, Miriam's dure is weventful Most It has beer three years few minutes to a few hours Their presence is still felt; Just down the street and now. to Erw in Jose Morales gether again. ” Next is Don family arrives to meet me'. visitors to Guatemala pos since we have seen each a day during the rain sea but for an American, their around the comer, now in Guatemala, Central Enrique Morales, Erwin’s Her parents’. Gustavo and sess a tourist card allowing other, when he last visited son of May and Jin e; while presence seems to restrict past a few hotBes and the America I am to be his father, and Elmer, the Otilia Dominguez with their them restricted entry into me We share a friendship in the rest of the year the freedom, even though in car stops in front of Er godfather. As I return my youngest brother of Erwin daughters. Elsa. Marta,! the country Few visitors that transcends my faulty rain comes every few days Guatemala they insure win’s home. As 1 enter the godson to the arms of his to say a second “Hello!” and Ana greet me warmly*- possess a visa. I possess a Spanish and his English, a Guatemala is not unlike freedom . house, Miriam Morales is mother, Erwin telephones Unable to be with us as a member of the family visa known as a “visa of friendship that exists Florida There are palm The streets are crowded at the door to greet me. We the priest who will perform tonight is Erwin's younger Marta w ill be the godmotl* convenience .” It is unrest across many miles and trees and other tropic trees at this time of day as we kiss and embrace and im the baptism that I have ar sister, Zuarama. but she er of Erwin Jose tomorrow: * ricted, provides for multi draws in our families Then and plants There are nu proceed to Erwin Morales' mediately the sense of rived and tomorrow after entry into the com try, and Elm er and I greet each oth merous flowers As we are home. His father, Don En friendship is transmitted noon Saturday. April 23, Tax Expert Speaks is issued for my personal er; it was two years ago in Spring at home. Guate rique is pointing out the Warmly welcomed by Mi 1977, at 4:00 p.m. will be convenience far the dura when he and his parents mala is eternally in Spring various sites along the way, riam, she is as pretty as all the baptism. The decision To Friendship Club tion of my passport As a were in my home And Driving to Edwin's home. both those which I recall her pictures and more made months before Erwin by M ari* Stamer of volunteers to help people result, I was admitted into now, Enrique Morales, the I see my good friends, the from my first visit, and pleasant than expected Jose's birth by his parents A t the M a y 19th m eeting in the Parish who need Guatemala with ease and father, is warmly greeted soldiers I remark to Er those which have been con Taking my hand, she leads w ill be confirmed tomorrow of the Lyndhurst Senior transportation to doctor, passed through customs We are overjoyed to see win: “ Ah, the soldiers are structed since. It is all very me to the nursery to see by m e. Citizens FrientMiip Club, withoi* the usual search of each other, and I am still on the street comers " interesting; bit as we get my godson As I gaze upon Carlos Morales. Erwin's write letters, etc. or just td guest speaker R.W. Thom m y luggage warmly welcomed to Erwin responds: Do you nearer to Erwin's home, the handsome child. Mi older brother, comes to make a visit or phone call.' son of North Arlington lec Beyond the customs G uatem ala have your cameras''" We my thoughts are directed to riam lifts the tiny bundle greet me. It has been nine Our Club is assisting tured on The Tax Reform check point, I could see my Guatemala is known as laugh remembering the in his wife and son. In the and places him in my wait years since we have seen cred Heart in tlis program. Act and Estate & Financial three years since I have ing arms. His eyes fix on each other and we joke Any member who would Plan ning seen Erw in he has married mine and the non-verbal about the changes in our care to volunteer, please Unfortunately, I was not communication of love is appearance. In the nine Mrs. Debbie Suta of Sa cortact Mrs. Chris Strohler begun Light as a feather, able to attend his wedding, years, Carlos has married cred Heart Parish also On M a y 24th, the O ffice •' . small as a penny, delicate to the disappointment of and now has two daughters spoke to our Club, explain on Aging will have an Art ’ as fine crystal, I hold my him and of me. His wife, His wife, Maria, is attrac ing that the Parish Assem Exhibit at the Paramus * godson As Erwin Jose and Miriam, is only known to tive and charming and she bly has established a group M all. VOTE TUESDAY J U N E J, 1 9 7 7 REPUBLICAN PRIM ARY M iu Patti Sullivan of Rutherfoid High School and Miu Patrice Giammetta af St. M ary'i war* declared winners of th* Knights of Columbus Essay contest by a committee of judges. Over 50 entrants w*re screened. Winning entries hav* been forwarded to tha stat* committee for further judging. FOR ASSEM BLY Winners received their plaques at th* K of C dubhouse, Rutherford, presented by scholarship committee Leo foquin. Shown ave, from left, Grand Knight Newt Bray, Giamm*tta, Sullivan, Paquin. 0 I am for econom y BjutBnot , and efficiency in 1 GRAND UNION SHOP. CTR. Joralemon & Mam St. Belleville J G o v e r n m e n t 4tm otia£O atSlU £ [Bring these valuable coupons for BIG savings!] ° I a m f o r FREE! FREE! FREE! H o m e R u l e — ~ l & OT MIUNSPM ■ua emu /*i I * h Pi/;n*k* Wt* Putcfitt* K H U / / I - - MOM. 01 V 0< MO* P»irch««e / U i'o n s ol G AU O N Stf • 1 2 * MOM PAINT P A *T QAU.0NSM I l««on . &M>or Eiprcs PAINT I Moy 30. 1977 KOI |M o>.30 1977 fc M o y 3 0 19 7 7 0 1 am Against E X T E R I O R G E M T O N E an Incom e Tax l VIN YL SHIELD F L A T W H I T E *7 9 9 r J5 *L l a t e x « OH. EX T ER IO R S ol voted against SPRAY PAINT Roller A Tray an Incom e Tax S e t WINDOW SHADES I5 l 19 SJ29 Washable Vinyl White * 1 ?9 during m y term as Fringe 2.49 ea. 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During this period, he ning at Hickory Hill Coun own theatre Flourish Productions, the School he captained an in- school Becton Region failed to reveal the extent also earned money as a try Club in Totowa and was “ I like every facet of the Hickory Hill Country Club When a knee injury defeated state champion a l." o< damage Meanwhile, he model in need of a role replace business,” declared Becker house company, has "Do I forced Kim Becker to quit team, and his quarter- During his first two years continued to play The knee "Mostly it was live work ment Impressed by Beck "Whether you’re acting, di Hear a Waltz?" set as its football, he turned to some backing on the school's at Minnesota, he played got worse, and eventu ally rather than before a cam er's performance, he in recting. producing or pro next offering Opoiing night thing far removed from the football team led to a full both football and -basket he underwent an operation era," explained Becker "I vited him to join the com moting. it’s creative With is June 17 And Kim Becker playing field He became four year football scholar ball But thinp did not to remove cartilage Four was still at my football pany The offer was accept your own theatre you can will be up on stage adding an actor ship in 1971 to the Univer work out as planned He morths later, he was back weight of 220. and wtien ed and Becker, with his do it all Broadway or Hol to a growing number ot The tall, strikingly hand sity of Minnesota was forced into early re on the field And again the anyone stood next to me in strong backgrotnd in mar lywood success would never credits in his best of all some Becker had sufficient "1 was in the last class to tirement when his legs "got knee was injured. a photograph either I look keting. has since become be my ultimate goal " lives” career potential to serioiBly con graduate from East Ruther busted up pretty bad " This time it was found ed enormous or they looked business manager as well sider life as a professional ford High School,” he re A knee was hurt during that a gap had developed in like a midget In things like as actor for Flourish Pro athlete In his senior year called "In fact we voted on football practice Several the knee cap and was caus fashion shows where the ductions ing a weakening of the leg public could actually see Now a resident of Wall His doctor advised that he me, my size waai't over ington. he is th* youngest of ree Prizes Won By EM D forget football or risk be whelm ing " the Adolph Beckers' three coming permanently H is 6 2 inch frame was children His sister, Carol, crippled That did it. a trim 185 poinds when he holds a managerial position "I like to walk so it graduated from Minnesota with Garden State National At Woman’s Convention wasn’t a difficult decision,” in 1975 with a double major Bank His brother, Alan, is said Becker "But it did in drama and business ad national product manager Mrs. Henry Prank, out 25th anniversary of the art show. Sat.. June 4. mean all my plans for the ministration Two months for Congoleum Industries going chairman of the Eve dub, organized Nov. 27, Members would also act as future had to be reconsi later, he was hired as di "They all thought this d ere d ." rector of the male modeling was a temporary thing with ning Membership Dept of 1961 hostesses for the show T V He had always thought of program for Barbizon me that would blow over," the Woman’s Club of Lyn Mrs Carl Sparacio, New club will hold a rummage athletics as a creative out School of Modeling in Mont Becker admitted. “ My par dhurst announced at the an Jersey State Evening Mem sale at tlte Lyndhurst let Now, he sought a re c la ir. ents had never seen me nual installation dinner that bership Dept. Chairman in United Methodist Church. placement For reasons he After a year, he left for perform until this past the club was the recipient stalled Mrs. Robert Tontine & Stuyvesant Ave cannot himself explain, he greener fields becoming a Mother’s Day when they of three awards given at Schmitt, chairman, Mrs nues, Tues. and Wed Jin e registered for a theatre well-paid salesnan of in came to Hickory Hill for the Federated Woman's Norman Thompson and 7 and S. The opening and course, got increasingly in dustrial chemicals Within ‘Murder Among Friends' in Club convention in Atlantic Mrs. Mario Spina, first and reorganization meeting of volved, and became the a few short months he got which I ’m now appearing. aty The club placed first second vice chairman, Mrs. the club w ill be at the Little first football scholarship up one morning for work, As a result,” he chuckled, in press book. Mrs Robert Vincent Purpura and Mrs. House, Livingston Avenue, holder in the history of the decided "this job is defini “I’m hearing from them the names of great aunts Schmitt chairman, second Edward Molano, reocrding Thursday, Jine 2 at 8:15 university to declare a dra tely not Kim Becker" and ma m ajo r. called it quits and distant cousins whom place in social service. and corresponding secre P.M. While appearing in a He was appearing with I've never heard of before Mrs Mario Spina, chair tary, Mrs Benjamin Link, The installation dimer number of comminity and the Bergen County Players to explain haw this is an in man; third place American financial secretary was held at the Robin Hood semi-professional shows, he in “My Fat Friend” in Ja herited talent.” home) Mrs. Norman Newly installed chair Im , Montclair. Mrs. Salva gained experience in more nuary when James Es The 24-year-old bachelor TliompMn, chairman. Mrs man, Mrs Robert Schmitt tore DeJackamo and Mrs. technical aspects by work terly, head of Flourish Pro and Esterly share a dream Anthony Kemps, co-chair announced that members of Walter Steever were chai- ing behind the scenes in the ductions, saw the show Es that eventually they will be man The award was given the Evening Membership man and co-chairman university's drama produc terly had the same one run in a position to have their tn crewel and embroidery Dept of the Woman's Club cKim cBecken for a table cloth entered by of Lyndhurst would assist Mrs. Rose Melone. The club with the setting up of the was presented with a 25 Lyndhurst Cultural Art year scroll in honor of the Committee seventh annual Get your car ready for summer travel Fair Success Al Let factory trained experts do the work. West Hudson H o s p , Looking for a good AUTO MECHANIC? 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M AY 26, 1977 To Create Park | Protesting Cyclist A 13 acre park along the play statuary and walking Hackensack River in Se paths for resident use H urt In Accident caucus. easily accessible i Paul Amico. mayor of Sr from Meadowlands Park ‘ caucus, said that the town A Rutherford delegation mets mandatory gear when way. has been made pos New York, who had a pas will supply police, fire and to a motorcycle protest ral sible through the coopera on motorcycles senger, Leslie Leonard. » , maintenance service ly Suiday ended in near tion of the Hackensack However, on Kind- of the same adfress disaster when the leader of Meadowlands Devetopnvnt erkermack Road, West Miss Rawcliffe suffered a the Rutherford group and a Commission, the town of wood, Quinn's cycle col head Injury and was young woman passenger Secaucus. and Hartz Moun Memorial Day lided with one operated by treated in Hackensack Hos were injured in a coilison tain Industries There will be ne car Brian P. Scott, 32. of 29 pital where Quinn also was Malvern I.ane, Stony brook. taken Hartz Mountain deeded Robert Quinn, 22, of 411 the property to be held in The lobby af the Main Union Avenue, the Ruther open space to the HMDC Office at Rutherford. ford leader, motored off Boys’ Oub Camp and the town of Secaucus to N .J. will be open from from Erie Avenue head create a "mini park" for ♦:» AM. te !:« P.M. quarters Sunday morning In an effort to provide a limitations, each camp ses the area 's residents far the convenience af with Sandy Rawcliffe, 17, of rewarding and enjoyable sion will be limited to the Located near the site of bax holder*. Periihebi. 144 Innes Road, Wood- simmer for youth in the first 50 boys who enroll. the Meadowland s Hilton and Special Delivery Ridge. with a half dozen area, Rick Christie, Execu The $&3 cost per week in- Hotel, the park will offer a mail will ba delivered cyclists following him. tive director of the West duds transportation, meals mix of passive and active a* usual. All mail re Hudson-South Bergen Coys’ and a complete program of recreational facilities In ceived will ba dis All were without helmets Club, annoinced today the boating, swimming, physic cluded will be an am patched. since they were protesting start of overnight camping al education, arts and phitheater. a play meadow. the law which makes hel The Oub will offer two crafts and special camp ac sessions of overnight camp tiv itie s. ing for boys 6 to 13 years of age The first camp session Additional information on will start July 11 through the program may be obtain Factory O utlet Special July IS. 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FRIDAY 10 to 5 SAT 9 to 12 O P P G A IL S Tues., Fri. and Sot. 9-6 KEARNY, N.J. 07032 Thurs. 9 - 9 LOU'S FIRESTO N E TIRE CEN TER 2 0 9 R idge R oad, N o. A rlington 9 9 1 - 9 7 1 7 I f y o u lik e o u r o il, 7 0 0 * 1 1 0 7 6 o u r f i l t e r s . VALUABLE COUPON 5 QUARTS Premium Quaker Oil, Quaker State Oil Filter, and Lube Reg. $14.85 OFFER GOOD WITH THIS COUPON ONLY THRU MAY 31 LOU’S FIRESTONE TIRE CENTER THURSDAY, MAY M, 1CT7 _ 21 MR. ANO MRS. THOMAS R. RE CCA M arriage Of Miss Micci, Thonuis Recca Held Miss Alice Ame Micci. in Passaic following the daughter of Mr and Mrs cerem ony Alfio Micci of Rutherford, The bride, a graduate of was married to Thomas RiAherford High School and Kichard Recca, son of Mrs the University of Pennsyl Helen Recca of Fair Lawn, vania. is an execuive sec on Saturday. April 234d, in retary with Marvin Rafal the Montclair Unitarian Associates, a psychological Church measurement firm in New York City. Mr Recca is as MISS DEBRA ANN STASIK Miss Faith Dickerson, of EILEEN O DONOCHUE sociated with Maxon Mo Rutherford, was Miss Mic tors in Mountainside. New a ’s maid of honor, and Stasik-Rosa Je rs e y Mr. and Mrs. Harry James Walker O 'D o n o g h u e — Bongiovanni Dennis Recca, brother of After a honeymoon at The engagement has been the groom, was best man Both are graduates of Mr. and Mrs. J.F University, Fairfield. Conn Virginia Beach, the couple aswunced/of Miss Debra Lyndhurst High School. Mr Walker-Young Ceremony O'Uonoghue of Rutherford She is employed as a re A luncheon reception was is at home in West Pater A |" Stasik, daughter of Rosa is with Energy Sys have announced the en search correspondent for held at the Pennington Club son The wedding of Laraine elot headpiece of matching Kathleen Stasik of gagement of their daughter tems, Inc. and Miss Stasik Elizabeth Young, daughter Bradford Securities, Inc. l.jndhurst and the late knit and Venice lace. She is employed by Beth Israel Eileen Seton to Joseph M. New York City. of Mr and Mrs Milton carried three long stemmed Stanley Stasik, to Jimmy Hospital, Passaic, as a li Gongiovanni, son of Mr Miss Schenck Becomes Rfsa of Lyndhurst. Young of Mt Vernon Road, white roses with baby's censed Practical Nurse. and Mrs. E .J. Bongiovanni Mr. Bongiovanni attended Bridgewater, to Harry breath, greens, and white of Cranford The wedding is Union College. Cranford Bride of Luigi M erlini James Walker, son of Mr. ribbon. 2 of her attendants planned for October and was graduated from Krugers Have Son and Mrs. Harry Walker of wore seafoam knit gowns The prospective bride at Seton Hall University, On May 21 in the chapel the Berkeley School. Ridge 111 Albert Street. North Ar with U-shape neckline ac tended Trinity College, South Orange. He is an of First Presbyterian wood, is with Holiday Inn Mr and Mrs Richard lan Cameron Jr. of Passaic lington. took place May 7 at cented with Venice lace, Washington. DC and was auditor for Ford Motor Qiurch, Rutherford, Miss in Bermuda. Her husband, Martinsville United Method cap sleeves trimmed with Kruger of Clark announce who were long-time resi graduated from Fairfield Marcia Marie Schenck. ist Church. The Rev. Ray Credit Co. , Wayne, N J who attended schools in Mi the birth of their first child, dents of North Arlington. matching lace, and A-line daughter of Mr and Mrs mond Harrison Jr. and lan, is assistant Maitre d' Cameron Michael, 7 lbs 8 ’Hie maternal great-grand shirts. Their headpieces Harold N. Schmck of Ruth Rev Richard Rodgers offi at the Holiday Inn, Ber i*s on Arpil 25 at Clara mother is Mrs Helen Cam were bands of yellow sweet erford became the bride of muda. Maass Memorial Hospital, ciated at the ceremony A heart roses and seafoam Juniors Elect New Officers eron of North Arlington. Luigi Merlini. of Milan. The bride was given in B e lle v ille reception followed at carnations with baby's The infant's paternal grand Italy, son of Mrs. Maria marriage by her father and Watchung View Inn in Brid Mrs. Robert Miskell was dent; Mrs. John More, sec Mrs. Kruger is the for parents are Mr and Mrs. breath. Each carried a long Merlini of Milan and the was attended by Janice gew ater installed as president of the ond vice president; Mrs mer Carol Cameron, daugh Martin Kruger of stem ribboned yellow rose late Guido Merlini Ruth Schenck. her sister, Miss Linda R. Young, sis North Arlington Junior John Charowsky, treasurer; ter of Mr and Mrs. Lack- Springfield with greens and babies The Rev Dr. Fred M. and Lauren Pascale as ter of the bride, was maid breath W om an’s Club at the 27th Mrs. Robert Freedman, Holloway of the church offi maids of honor Harold R. of honor The bridesmaids annual mother-daughter in recording secretary; Mrs The couple have returned ciated at ihe ceremony Schenck the bride's broth were Taffy Scherr, Nora stallation dinner held May Qiarles Guenther, corre from a wedding trip to which was followed by a er, served as best man ■TUXEDOS BY PALM BEACH- Egancy and Lynne Walter, 17 at Bums Country Inn, sponding secretary; Mrs Florida and are residing in small reception at the home Hie couple returned to sister of the groom How a ifto n Donald Perlee, first year Little Falls. of the bride's aunt. Mrs. Bermuda on the "Prin ard T. Sherr, was best Other officers who will director; Mrs. James Nisi- Mrs. Walker, a graduate Marie L. Wentzel on Morse c e s s " T h ey w ill make then- man Ushering were Wil serve for the 1977-7* club voccia, second year direc of Bridgewater Raritan Avenue, Rutherford. home in Rermuda and lat When it’s liam Berry, Join Zila and year are: Mrs William tor; and Mrs. Thomas Han East High School and Syr The bridge, a graduate of er take a honeymoon trip to Dominick Genario Goldrick. first vice presi ley, third year director a big occasion, acuse University also at Rutherford High School and Europe The bride wore a white tended the Conservatory of dpn t settle for kiat gown with high rolled Amsterdam She is em anythinq less neckline, fitted bodice with ployed by Fireman’s Fund than Venice lace and seed pearl Insurance Co.. Parslppany applique at the modified Her husband is an alumnus Empire waistline, long of North Arlington High Palm Beach. sleeves, and flowing A-line School and Upsala College skirt. A two-tier bouffant il He is with Yellow Freight lusion veil fell from a Cam Carriers. Carlstadt In W inning Class Stephanie Boccabella. 28 has won first prize in a na M Riverview Gardens, tionwide competition spon North Arlington, was ANTIQUES sored by General Motors among a group of Ohio Uni The students did research versity students enrolled in and then developed a total a marketing dass which marketing package to pro CREE BRIDAL GIFT mote one of Chevrolet's with every order lor cars among young people six or more tuxedos EXTRAVAGANZA toott SMOOTHI New Y m or Free Tuxedo lot the groom C m H o y . UNWANTED N o . 2 HAIR R t M O V I D Mr and Mrs. James R. Ballard of 2393 Linden MAJOR FORMALS Place. Manasquan Park, A GIAINT SHOW AT GIAINTS STADIUM 460 Ridg# Rood announce the birth of a No. Arlington 997 3800 3 daughter. Allison, on May on N Mon «wv Fri 9 9 9 She joins a brother, S o l § 5 Douglas, two years old OVER 5 0 0 EXHIBITS Mr Ballard lived in Rutherford for IS years, A n tiq u es • ( o lle ctib lcs • I >olls ■odtomotk EUctrolym and was active in many By GINA OE • M in iatu res • A ntiqu e C ars AOATA BEAUTY SAION sports and athletic com petitions while attending • Furniture • Jew elry • A rt G lass GINA'S (LICTR01YSIS Rutherford High School He trtr 23 yrt. is at present assistant ath • P rim itiv e s • Hooks • A rt MMM txp trhmn letic director at Ocean •Special Ex h ib its »Toys •Coins WYmon 1-1308 Township Junior High IS OUR BUSINESS School, Ocean Township • A pp raisals & Even ts Opart Doily 9 1 0 A.M lo 5:30 P IM t a p 7 00 P.M. to • 30 P M • Special Entertainm ent Sol 11:00 A.M. I* 1 00 P.M Our RESERVATIONS “Continental’ HONEYMOONS with the CRUISES blonde TOURS beauty of AIRLINES | MUX PACKAGES STEAMSHIPS m m M AY28.29,30 CONTINENTAL Sat. 10am to6pm-Sun. Noon to lOpm-Mon. 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Turnpike/lO minutes from Times Square ______..J 22 TH U R SD A Y, M AY 14, 1*77 Residents W in FD U Deg rees Star T im e Arlington 998-4644* Sh ines Now Showing Eighteen students from the guest speaker (BSEE). Bachelor of Sci Acodiftly Award Winnw Carlstadt and East Ruther The Rutherford Campus ence in Industrial Engineer At Don's 21 Best Pictur.! ford were among appro program on Suiday. May ing (BSIE), Bachelor of It’s star time at Don's 21. xim ately 2.400 under 22, 2 :3 0 p.m featured Bill Science in Mechanical En N ew ark graduates and 1,500 gradu Bradley, author and former gineering (BSM E), Associ It started last night with ate students to receive de Rhodes scholar ate in Arts (AA). Associate Vic Damone and will con grees at Fairleigh Dickin Commencement at the in Arts in Dertal Hygiene, tinue next week when Bob son University's 1977 com Horham-Madison Campus and Associate in Science by Rydell performs Dam- Tim * ScHodul* mencement ceremonies were scheduled for Satur (AS). one will end a two night day. Jime 4, U a.m Rep W ..kdoy. 7 00-9 10 PM Graduation ceremonies at stand tonight. Rydell is Sot 7 - * :» PM . the Teaneck-Hackensack Elizabeth Holtxman. New A Jis t of October 1976. booked for Jime 1 through Son 1 300 10-5 40-7 40-9 SO Campus were held on Sun . York Democrat, will ad F e b ru a ry 1977, M ay 1*77 J w e 5. Mon. (M omofial Ooy) day. May 22, 10 a.m. CBS dress the graduates and June 1977 degree candi 2 00-6:00-4 0 0 -10 00 Damone and Rydell are newsman. Bill Moyers was Degrees being awarded dates includes : Carlstadt - versatile performers They at the three com Thomas Joseph Cairns have turned out hit records, mencement exercises are MBA, 320 Hackensack St ; performed on the stage, Doctor of Education (EdD l, John Joseph Fahy BS. SSI television, in motion pic Doctor of Dertal Medicine Second S t; Doris Mary MOPED SALE tures and made numerous (DMD), Master of Arts Guerrasio MBA, 734 Wash AT DISCOUNT PRICES! appearances throughout (MAI. Master of Arts in ington St.; Albert Joseph Europe. Australia, New The lyndhurtt EMD Woman'* Club recently held their ir»*tollotion of Teaching I MAT), Master of Hagovsky, Jr. MA. 417 Zealand. Japan and Hong the Robin Hood Inn. t to R — Mmet. Vincent P u rp u ra , Recording Secretary; Business Administration Hackensack St.; Craig John Kong Spina, and Vice Chairman; Norman Thompson, 1st Vice Chairman; Henry (MBA), Master in Public Lahullier BA, 633 Eighth Rydell is scheduled for Outgoing Chairman; Robert Schmitt, Incoming Chairman; Carl Sparado, Administration (M PA), S I; Charles Eugene Moes single performance June 4 EMD Chairman and Installing Officer; Ed wo id Molano, Corresponding Master of Science (MS). BA. 533 Summit Ave ; Ray thru June 4 and a matinee Benjam in link. Financial Secretary. Science in Mechanical En mond E Nagurka MBA, 72S and evening show June 5. gineering (MSME). Bach Garden S t; Joseph Conrad Bringing name talent to elor of Arts (BA ). Bachelor Soli mini BS. 519 Hoboken Don's 21 km g'l&s estab of Science (BS), Bachelor Rd lished by Don Francello. of Science in Dental Hy East Rutherford - An Don’s 21 owner giene. Bachelor of Science thony J Bean. 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MEMORIAL DAY SMORGASBORDS SUNDAY - ITALIAN ...... , 5.95 EBIE *1.00 off any MONDAY - SEAFOOD 4.95 purchase C H I L D R E N ...... l.t S CUM HOUSE OVER 20 ITEMS - Includes Famous Appetizer Table L O C A T E D over *2.00 Dessert - Coflae At The Rutherford Railroad Station Offer good until June 10th, 1*77 284 PARK AVE. EAST RUTHERFORD J Offer not good carryout SoiutiHouBpJltin ■ C «ip*a valid wken presented at Haw tl p o e r k a M 128 Parte Ave.. East Rutherford O P E N 11 A N. T O I P.M. - 7 D A Y 8 • a M . I M mt Jtaoa Tnao* fJI-2110 f I I < THURSDAY. MAY U, 1977 - 23 Mrs. Schaeffer D r. George B. Slattery Dies OBITUARIES Mrs Catherine Schaeffer, 72. died Monday. May 16 at West Hudson Hospital Bom in Harrison. Mrs Schaef rife O f D r. O lio Hensle O f Injuries In Auto Crash fer, lived in North Arling ton, for many years She Special Correspondent Dr Slattery's car was fice was on Rutherford ried Mary Cullinane. who was a member of the BR IELLE — Dr. George heading west on Route 70 Ave., Lyndhurst Dies In Hospital She Loved survives Other survivors Keamy Senior Citizen's or B Slattery. 71. former Lyn when it veered into the are a son. George B of Dr Slattery was then ganization Alberta Wilmot Hensle. was one of the foremost member of the Colony Club dhurst school dentist, was truck which was proceeding married to the former Miami. Fla ; two daugh She is survived by two wife of one of Rutherford football players in the of Hackensack She was a fatally injured last east William H. Bell of ters, Mrs Mary A Farrell Kathleen Cassidy, member sons. Jam es H Schaeffer of High School's most noted state member of the Woman's Thursday, when an automo Sotih Belmar was driver o f of an old Lyndhurst family of Bowie. Md and Mrs Pa Branchville and Edward J athletes, died May 17 j n Mrs Hensle. who was 71, Club and the Second Re bile he w as cfc-iving veered the truck owned by the Miss Cassidy's father, tricia O’Keefe of Plainfield of North Arlington, a broth Hackensack Hospital, an in was on the executive com formed Church. Bom in into the path of an oncom Waste Disposal Co. Inc of George Cassidy, was the and 13 grandchikfc'en er, James Deevy of East stitution that owed much to mittee of the Women's Aux Brooklyn, Mrs Hensle lived ing truck on Route 70. ac Neptune first head of the Lyndhurst Bom in New York Dr Keansburg and 4 grand tfce m any hours she devoted iliary at the hospital, in Rutherford before mov cording to police Police said Dr Slattery police department when it Slattery lived in Lyndhurst ch ild ren lO its welfare chairwoman of the Comer ing to Hackensack The accident took place was on his way to his office was founded in 1907 with until he moved to Brielle 20 A mass was celebrated ;Her husband is Dr. Otto Shop and organizer of the Survivors besides her at 9.15 A.M. Dr Slattery, a in 3822 River Rd., Point 15 two members Mr Cassidy years ago He belonged to Friday May 20 at Our Lady W Hensle. the well known Hospitality Cart Service husband are a son, Dr. Ter dentist for 45 years, was Pleasant, when the accident was shot and fatally the Monmouth County Den Queen of Peace Church, eya, ear and nose special She was also chairwoman ry W Hensle of Boston, a killed almost instantly occurred tal Society He was gradu wounded while arresting North Arlington Interment ist. At Rutherford High of the Green Caboose Thrift teacher in Harvard Medical However, he was rushed to Traffic was tied up on the ated from the University of two men caught stealing was at Holy Cross Ceme School, fro m which Mrs Shop on Anderson Ave. Schbol; a daughter, Alice Point Pleasant Hospital by busy highway for more milk from a Valley Brook Maryland and the Maryland te ry Hensle also graduated, he A former vice president Obermeir of Parappany a the Brielle First Aid Squad than an hour as police first Ave. store Dental School He was a Edward T. Reid, Home of the Women's Auxiliary of "Diere he was pronowced sister, Viola M Chaffee of struggled to extricate Dr parishoner of St Denis R.C. for funerals of 585 Belgrove the Bergen Cointy Medical dead Rutherford and five grand Slattery's body from the After the death of his Church and a member of Drive, Keamy, was in A. Acanfora Society, she was a former Dr. William E. Corrigan, ch ild ren. wreckage and then to re first wife. Dr. Slattery mar its Holy Name Society charge of arrangements A n to nio A c a n fo ra . 44, Services were held at Ocean County medical ex move the truck and au died Thursday in Hacken E. Breitkrietz Second Reformed Church, aminer. ruled the death tom obile Mrs. Dickens was accidental, bit police Irving Goldman sack Hospital. Ernest J. Breitkrietz, 15, H ackensack Bom in New York, Dr. are still probing the cir Slattery lived many years Mrs Jane E Dickens. 71, Mr Acanfora was bom in died Saturday at Pascack Irving Goldman, 68. died Veterans, Post 47, Passaic cumstances. in Lynd hurst H is dental of- died Sunday in St Mary Scafati, Salerno. Italy, and Valley Hospital, Westwood Saturday in the Veterans' He attended Temple Beth M rs. Z arro According to the medical Hospital, Passaic came to the United States Bom in Jersey City, he Administration Hospital, El, Rutherford. Services were held Satur report. Dr Slattery suf Mrs. Dickens was born in 21 years ago. settling in resided in Lyndhurst for the East Orange day for Mrs. Mary Zarro fered a hemorrhage of the Mrs. J.J. Snyder Surviving are his wife, Carlstadt and lived most of Rutherford He lived in past seven years He at Mr Goldman was bom in who died Tuesday in Clara chest area, multiple rib the former Rhoda Bir- her life in the Rutherford- East Rutherford for 19 tended Bergen County Mrs Elizabeth Snyder, Brooklyn. N.Y., and lived Mass Hospital. Belleville. fractures and a fracture of nbaum; a son Samuel J of East Rutherford area years and worked as a me Vocational Technical 77, died Friday in Hacken in Rutherford 30 years. Mrs. Zarro was bom in the breastbone Shutesbury, Mass.; a She was a member of the chanic for the Public Ser School, Hackensack, where sack Hospital. He was a cutter for drap Plainfield and lived in According to Police Di daughter. Miss Sue Ann of John Wesley Church, East vice Corp. for 17 years be he was a member of the Mrs. Snyder was bom in eries and bedspreads He North Arlington 17 years rector Thomas Flanagan, Rutherford; a brother, Ben Rutherford, where she was fore retiring in 1973 He school s wrestling team He Hoboken and lived in Lyn served in the Army during before moving to Lyndhurst jamin and two sisters. Mrs the vice president of the was a parishioner of St Jo previously attended PS 40 dhurst and Jersey City be World War II and was a six months ago She was a Abraham (Betty) Kristol Willing Workers Club. seph R.C. Church. in Jersey City and Jeffer G.V. Milano Sr. fore moving to Rutherford member of the Jewish War retired seamstress. She was and Mrs Essie Goldflam. Her husband. John, died Surviving are his wife. son School. 40 years ago She was a pa a parishioner of Sacred Services were held all of Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1954 Michele; a son, Ralph, and Mr Breitkrietz is sur risioner of St. Mary R.C. Heart R.C. Church. Tuesday f*T Gerard V. Mi Surviving are a brother, a daughter. Miss Rose, both vived by his parents, Ed Church N. Locarcio S ervic e s were held Sim- She is survived by her lano Sr., 59, who died Satur John Stevens of Upper at home; his mother, Mrs. ward and Adele; tiro broth Her husband. John J. Sr., day at the Passaic Jewish husband. Em ilio; a daugh day at home Nicholas Locarcio, 71, of Saddle River, three sisters, Frances Acanfora of East ers, Edward and Gregory, died in 1965 Memorial Chapel ter, Mrs. Thomas (Linda) Mr. Milano was bom in Carlstadt, died May 10 in Mrs Anna Primas of Rutherford, and two broth both at home; and a sister. She is survived by three Crosta of Lynchurst; seven Newark and lived in Lyn Hackensack Hospital McKee City, Mrs Irene ers, Charles of East Ruth Susan, also at home. sons, John J. Jr. of Lyn brothers. Ralph o f N orth dhurst many years. He also Bom in New York City, Hairston of Garfield and erford and Luigi of Carls The funeral was Tuesday dhurst, Frank of Clifton and Walter R. Moir Caldwell, Enrico o t L y n lived in Pompano Beach, he lived the last 60 years in Mrs Helen Baylor of Ruth tadt. at Burk-Konarski Funeral George of Rutherford; four churst. Raymond of Sea- Fla , before moving back to Calrstadt Mr. Locarcio Walter R Moir, 59. died erford; and a grand The funeral was Saturday Home followed by a reli daughters. Mrs. Cecelia ford, L.I., John of Trenton, Lyndhurst four months ago was an auto mechanic for Wednesday in Mountainside daughter from Diffily Funeral Home. gious service at Bethany Checki of Rutherford. Mrs. and Jerry. Albert and Vic He was a real estate sales 30 years, letiring in 1970 Hospital. Montcair The funeral services were Rutherford, with a Mass at Lutheran Church, Jersey Regina Talbot of Haskell. tor Tozzi, all of Jersey man prior to his retire He was a parishioner of St. Mr Moir was bom in Wednesday at the John St Joseph Church. C ity. Miss Elizabeth of Ruther ment He was a World War Joseph's R.C. Church. East New York City and lived in Wesley Church. City; five sisters. Mrs ford and Mrs. Dorothy Wal- II Army veteran He was a North Arlington for 17 Charles (Lena) Gennaro of zer of Pompton Lakes; 11 Rutherford, and was an Air Lyndhurst. Mrs. Antonette parishioner of Sacred Heart Force veteran of World years. He was an adminis H.J. Edwards grandchildren and a great Dependable Service Since 1929 Costello of Jersey City, R.C. Church. W a r I I . trative associate of the grandchild H ow ard J . M rs B ru ce Gloria) Beck Surviving are his wife, school lunch program for • Howard J Edw a"* *ed 1 A son, Bernard, died in He is survived by a sis man of WEallington, Mrs the former Marie Polito; ter. Mrs. Harold (Kath the Board of Education of Fnday at Veterans Admin NAZARE 1976 istration Hospital. East Or Frances Dolesycki of West two sons, Gerard V. Jr of erine) Leschhom, of Carls New York where he worked The funeral was Monday ange New York, and Miss Car Atlanta. Ga , and William tadt. for 38 years. He was an from the Diffily Funeral Bom in New York City, mela Tozzi of Secaucus: of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Army veteran of World Memorial Home Inc. Home, with a Mass at St and a grandson and four grandchildren War 11 and the Korean he resided in Rutherford JO SEP H M NA2ABE. Mnn»(«r Mary’s Church. The funeral is from the The funeral was from the War He was a member of and Rochelle Park before Mrs. G. Delekta moving to Toms River 14 403 n t g i "Jfeod lyndhursl, N.J tppohto-Stellato Funeral Nazare Memorial Home. “■'Hi'fiiiiM • ‘ 1 r* the Royal Arcanum. Sa Home, with Mass at Sacred with a Mass at Sacred Mrs Mary Delekta. 86, of maritan CounflTffew Yorlr years ago He was em 438 7272 Heart Church. Heart Church. Mrs. Florino Carlstadt, died May 15 in C ity. ployed for ten years as a Lakeview Convalescent He is survived by his sales representative for Services were held Center, Wayne. w ife, the former Joan B. Shea Chevrolet, Hacken Friday for Mrs Antonia Bom in Poland, she came Seeeney; a son, Christopher sack, before retiring in Florino. 83. who died to the United States 68 Hart of North Arlington; 1963 He was a parishioner Tuesday at her home KIMAK years ago Mrs Delekta and a sister, Mrs Jessie of St. John RC. Church, Mrs Florino was bom in DIKHI.Y SERVICE Funeral Home lived in Garfield before Fleck of New York Lakehurst. and a World I HI M VM>RTII> •l)KI*KM )\RLK Italy and came to the moving to Carlstadt 29 The funeral is Sunday War I Army veteran United States in 1900. settl 438-6708 years ago She owned and from the Parow Fineral Mr Edwardb is survived ing in Brooklyn, N.Y She operated the Wessington Home, with Mass at Sacred by his wife, the former Al 425 Broad Street, CARLSTADT lived in Lyndhurst 21 years Avenue. Luncheonette and Heart R.C; Church. Lyn ice Kennedy; a brother. YKffAffKOftLY SPIRIT She was a parishioner of Deli for 15 years before re dhurst Charles of Rutherford; and FOHMKLY Sacred Heart R.C. Church W hile our service* relain that tiring 23 years ago She was a sister, Mrs. Ethel Genchi SHORTER MEMORIAL HOME Her husband. Joseph died neighborly spirit of sxmpaihctic.under a member of the Polish Na A.P. Mahalick of Netcong standing. ihey ulso relied high standards in 1964 tional Alliance and the Pol The funeral was Wednes of efficiency‘’and competent direction. She is survived by a son, Services were held Mon ish Rosary Society of St. day at the Diffily Funeral Hiomas of Lyndhurst; two day for Anthony P. Mahal Stanislaus Kostka R.C. Home, Rutherford, followed daughters, Mrs Victor ick. who died Thursday in Church, Garfield, where by a Mass at St, Mary R.C THOMAS J. DIFFILY (Frances) Girardi of Lyn Pequannock at his daugh she was a parishioner Her Church H \Elt\l HOME. IM . dhurst and Mrs Cono (Vic ter's home husband. George, died in toria) Fusco of Book lyn, Mr Mahalick was bom in BURK-KONARSKI 1951 Thomas I DilTih Manager six grandchildren and six Dickson City. Pa and lived FUNERAL HOME Surviving are two sons, (SUCCESSOR TO ALICE C COLLINS) great-grandchildren there and in Passaic and The funeral is from the Thaddeus and Edward, and Clifton before moving to II HIES H IM I HI Tfff.M FO ftf* Nazare Memorial Home, a daughter. Miss Gladys, Wallington eight years ago . all of Carlstadt; and four I* h o n e IOHN 1. IURK, DIR. 1NARSKI, MGR. with Mass at Sacred Heart He was a box maker for Church. grandchildren Hewitt-Robbins, Co., Pas SJ ftff* Rood tynAwrsf, N J. saic for 27 years, retiring in 4N-04* 1972 He was a parishioner of the Polish National Cath PAROW olic Church of the Trans- i figuration IN ME MO HI AM [hey paid the highest price In memory o« Hero** aver* vane Funeral Home He is survived by his departed tlm life May a . iw i wife, the former Bridget Family end lr*#na» to insure our freedom Serving Every Religion Straig h t Thlk Zawicki; two daughters. MEMORIAL DAY 1977 Mrs Frank (Elaine) Soka- HENRY S PAROW sits of Chicago. Ill and FUNERAL BRUNCH Director Mrs Robert (Eleanore) ACCOMMODATtONS about Funerals AVAILABLE 185 Ridge Rd North Arlington Moraes of Pequannock; two w» oMer o wniqm wnic. umy md brothers. John and Stanley I o* • compUu korioon (*v*t al from people who want you to know. 998 7555 | * ITS) W. mNo ito n a l Selected Mornoaru KAMIENSKI FUNERAL HOMES PftOHSSIONAt NURSING STAff • AGIO UNO UMIEH1I MIICIM RtHAMITATION PROGRAM • C0NVAUSCINT AMfll FMMMG w r w c u th£»a m • CHRONIC All r III m i HCHts io u n t you OXYGtN » FRACTURE EOUIPMfNT • POST OrfRATIVl tor .AT IT OA.MID SFKIAl DIETS 10* LOCUST AVI. , IttlX II FUNERAL HOME WALLMKTOH PASSAIC 425 RID G E ROAD. LYN D H URST ^ V * FFUNERAL U N E R A L HHOME 23 Park Place, Bloomfield 7 4 3 - 7 7 7 2 Louis J Stellato. Jr OWNfcR MANAGER It LINCOLN AVI • HUTHf ero**0 H J • II* toso — - Member of N J. & American Neniwg Home Atm. a.,...™ .*.,, © »« Protm*s*onai C ar* >n a Homefcfce Environment 4 Member, ih f Inter national Order of the Golden Rule £iperT/>e Iconomtcal Pnc»$ prtvg.i ' 7791M7 A 24 - TH U K^ O A Y, M AY M . W l N C B’s Davidson Heads Bankers James M Davidson. vice Other officers of the fice r. Q b m s First Nation president and senior in group are vice president. al Bank. Ridgewood and stallment lending officer for Henry J Inks, assista n t treasurer. Jctm T Clark National Commuiity Bank. vice president. N e w J e r s e y Maywood, has been in Bank. N A , W a sh in g to n son United Bak. Ikuon stalled as president of the Township, secretary. Rod City. New Jersey North-East Jersey Bankers ney T Verblaauw. sen io r Davidson has been associ Association for 1977 7* vice president and trust of ated with National O m ani mty Bank su n 19S9 when German Americans he joined the bank as assis s s tant to the head of the a- stallment loan department Celebrating “Day Jr. Girfa’ S o f t b a ll L h « m He advanced from an sb n l German Americans dorfer of Moimtainside. n a a n s . throughout the greater New plans a program that will cashier to « a « i« vice ucv GCM&ATTOP York area, and from Penn be of interest to adults and president and then to Ns sylvania. Connecticut and ctiiUfren alike, and will in present position Illinois, will celebrate their clude a park concert, pa He began hts banking ca reer in IKI with the aid taut year n*kt aa heritage on the occasion of rades. folk dancing, choral Hudson Trust Con^any ia »®P ■■ ‘he Amencaa the 25th German-American singing, ice cream parade, City wtach later was Lea*ae they are realy Day lo be held at Schuetzen and prize shooting Guest of P a rk . 32nd S treet and K en Honor is Professor Dr Har nedy Blvd.. North Bergen, old von Beckh. Director of IYNDHUKST on Sunday. Juie S. 1977 the Naval Air Developing Center. Warminster Pa commencing at 3 P M. Arnold R. Smith. P.E., wnttr, rtctivti award naming him feoiyen County Engi who recently developed the The sponsoring com near off tlw Yoar an annual citation of tho l otpon Chaptor •# tho Now Jtn oy So- mittee headed by Al Baiers- P A L E seat lot 50 * 214. aoty off M tw ion d Engi noon. Making pee sontation ara, M l, John O'Brien, 2 cor * * In yawnd IB a 34. «N 90 09 pool Awards CawraMii Chairman, and Arthur Wtlond, N ddlR l oI tho Botgon Plw» mony » « h « Chaptor Tho awanl is presented for "Outstanding ond Mont on b u s Contributions HOMETOWN AGENCY’S HOME OF THE WEEK ASKING LOWBOY to tho Inynw ring Profession, tho Public Wolfaro ond tho londH of Mankind.' Smith is a principal off URS/MSR Enginooring Co. off Montvale and w« 1 in tuthofford. Both* (1 til*) AM SOolOO lot Pm » New 1 $ 4 4 1 . SO. ASIONG $44,500 Opens Lyndhurst O ffice SEE VW Q AND BE COW VUCBl ka beat the IVarfc by a P A R A M U S - U N IT E M P , pany. the new office at 1099 vice to our cistomers We Wall Street in l.yndhurst VINCENT AUTERI, scare af U Ifts MrNeifty will be ui a position to pro REAL ESTATE has palled the f^arts oat service headquarters in will serve the fastest-grow vide more applicants and * 474 Riverside Avo. thr cettar tkr» year Paramus. has opened a n ing industrial complex in greater concentration of other branch office, its the state, the new Meadow skills and talents Our pro H ard m North Jersey Ac- lands area grammed expanaon will oanhng to Theodore S Kis- In making this announce add yet another office this s e L h i r t l o f U a v e rs a l ment. the U1S President year and four in 1J7* RUTHERFORD Mortnabon System.s In c . commented on the Lyn 18 YEAR YOUNG 1 FAMILY RANCH AU MICK WITH U N IT E M P *s parent corrv dhurst location. "The Susan Azaria ol Teaneck EXTRA LARGE ROOMS CONSISTS OF LR w FIREPLACE. Meadowlands is an obvious will manage the Lyndhurst COMB. DR B KVT , 2 RTS, IV* BATHS B DEN BASE INVENTORY SALES choice for us It's growth office Ms Azana has been MENT HAS OEN w FIREPLACE SUMMER KIT B GUEST 548 500 potential reinforces a suc most recently- associated BR B FULL BATH 3 ZONE GAS HEAT B 2 CAR GAR 554 000 cess formula UNITEM P es with the Paramus A*Aor«ord 2 Fo~*r 5 55 900 w/ELECT. DOORS LARGE 66*100 LOT HOME IS tablished with its expansion UNITEMP office and S64 900 M AINTENANCE FREE AND MUST BE SEEN TO APPRE into the Morristown area brings to her new position a CIATE M ANY EXTRAS ASKING $92,500. SPUT trV H 159 900 Furthermore, the over strong backgrouid in per lp B . . « PROPERTY SOLD THE TWO FAMILY HOME AT 3S6 lapping geographic cov sonnel management and Bv, 547 900 CHESTNUT STREET. KEARNY HAS BEEN SOiD BY erage will bring better ser service/sales HOMETOWN AGENCY THROUGH THE COOPERA F M A B C l M0RTGACC5 TION OF KEARNY REALTY ANO THE ARUNGTON AVAAAALI TO KEARNY MLS. ONIT 10% down an UST WITH US ANO GET HEADY TO M O V E '----- RIVERSIDE MEMBERS OF SOUTH BERGEN M LS Conventional Solos ARUNGTON-KEARNY M il ACCOUNTING SERVICE Bookkeeping—Taxes Ideal for small businessmen and a s 09 LATORRACA individual taxpayers HOMETOWN AGBKY REALTY CORP. REASONABLE RATES 1 Richard R. Vai GM» *13 RIDGE ROAD ti 9 3 9 - 7 8 8 1 IYNDHURST. NEW JERSEY 07071 U t- U N 935-7848 evening and weekend appointments available OflU 7 DAYS - I m U r l l P JL ______ RUTHERFORD CAJtMITA AVE. Six (6 ) pretty rooms in this well locot*d 37 y*or old custom built colonial Has control o/c, firoploco in L t., roc. room ond att tja ro y A most to so* r*docod to $57,900 VREELAND AVE. Coll todoy to so* this pictwr* perfect 3 B R colonial, near center of town • beautiful landscaped grounds plus much more. Asking $44,500 C A U TODAY TO INSPECT JUSTIN REALTY CO. REALTOR 300 Union Avo., Rutherford. N .J. O'CONNOR AGENCY REALTOP-IB 9 3 9 - 7 5 0 0 Members Arlington Keamy ond ! ¥ THERE’S SECURITY Member M .l.S. •OO MOO* IO M ). NOKIH ARUNGTON I I YOUR FUTURE... BUY THRU NISI INC. Re a l t o r s 9 9 S - 3 4 0 0 Y0 IPIL FM) IT FASTER Lyndhurst — New listing. 2 fomily w ith only $500 toaes. Mod. kit. B bath on 1st floor Con b* mod as one or two fomily. Eith*r way it's o good buy ot AT SOUTH BERGEN SAVUGS I $ 4 5 ,9 0 0 . RUTHERFORD Ruth*rford — Gracious tudor Your dream come true. Th* largest living rm. you ever sow w ith fire CHESTNUT TRIM CHARMER 5.47% ss 5I% place 5 bdrms. 3W baths, finished basement with 4 h < a i a . m Vj bath Gar. Reasonable taies 16 > 32 Hollywood Irion. Voepftoco. Is* I pool The best buy in town. Price $76,900 Foe le— fo r A lo* el heoae - Vootl « ter oaBf $S7.9 Earnings Compounded Daily Rutherford — Spacious 2 fom. in convenient loc. 4 Day of Deposit to Day of W ithd raw al B 5 spacious rms., olunv siding, alum, s/ss. mod 148.900. em clean B neat. This is your opportunity to be o Coll us now - Dent w oi en tkis Tudor style 2 I landlord insteod of a tenont. $64,900 id Toaes only $425 D iv it lt t U t P W Q u a r t e r ly ' Rutherford — Oose to buses ond schools. Don't be I 1 1----- cramped, see this evtro dean, well kept 3 bdrm., modem beauty Alum, siding, modem kit. ond Higher Earning Savings Certificates Available bath, sun deck, extra large let Asking $42,900. Passaic —‘ Two family — 6 ;ms (3 bdrms.) each floor - separate heating units, 2 oir cend. carpet ing. Good income, bv* rent free Coll now — only EARNINGS PAYABLE QUARTERLY $45,000 HI. Rutherford - BUSINESS FOR SAU - Established (/nil ~}<*d St HUti. HU* A - . confect ionory ond stationary, mini-luncheenette business. Excellent location en mom artery. Good gross, low rent. AN stock B futures included . Ideal ELLWOOD S. NEW , INC. opportunity for the early caller Asking $39,000 SOUTH BERGEH Frank 9. N is i, Inc. r bR yew reel M tets m m i h o w n m m t % I T | 48 Chestnut Street. Rutherford. N .J. IJ jj IB R ea lto r - In su ran ce SAVIHGS 14 Ame* Avenue 939-8000 250 VALET BOULEVARD, WOOD RIDGE, N.J. 939 3400 Rutherford 438-4421 Open 7 days and tnmnft OfCN SUNDAYS 20 WILLOW STREET. EAST RUTHERFORD. N J. 9315M0 w THURSDAY, MAY H, 1*77 - 2S | Vet Q. & A. | | selling your hom e? E D IT O R 'S NOTE: F e llo w Ing are representative quoi •rad dally by VA Han I* available at any VA 0 — I completed six months training on active duty with the National f o r A c t i o n Guard. Am 1 eligible for VA hospital benefits? ROSTER OF ACTIVE BROKERS AFFILIATED WITH A — National Guardsmen who complete active duty SautA . ‘3erye*t (^acuity ‘StM 'ici T^eattoiA ..... for training are not eligible for VA hospital benefits un less during such service, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVK :e they are disabled from dis CARLSTADT 07071 Lyndhursl continued North Arlington continued Ruthertord continued ease or injury incurred or HOMETOWN AGENCY HAROLD A PARETI C E N T U R Y 2 1 VAN WINKLE 81 LIGGETT aggravated in line of duty 6 M Ridge Rood W AYNE K THOMAS REALTY 404 Hackensack Street 24 Orient Way 0 — Both my neighbor Lyndhursl, N .J. 07071 Tel 438-0550 114 Ridge Road Tel. 939-4343 » and I are 100 per cent ser Tel. 438-3320 North Arlington. N.J. 07032 vice-connected disabled He GEORGE ZIMMERMANN Tel 998-0753 RG REALTY 335 Hackensack Street ARTHUR LIVA AGENCY 6 Highland Cross and his wife receive $785 RUTHfRfORO 07070 100 Stuyvesant Ave. Rutherford, N J 07070 from the VA each month Tel 939-1675 Tel 933-2121 WILLIAM A BLACK Tel 438-2533 Why do my wife and I only CHARLES ZORNER 106 Park Avenue WALUMOTON O W ) get !!750? 317 Hackensack St. VINCENT J. PERROTTA Tel 438-2222 A — Your neighbor re tel 933-3838 137 Ridge Road PETER FERRARO CENTURY 21 ceives an additional $35 be Tel. 939-2030 UST KtfTNCRfORB W 7 I 9 Uncoln Avenue cause his wife is in need of Tel 438-10*3 JOSEPH C BARNET WAITER F SAPINSKI S. T. DAVIDSON AGENCY 130 Main Avenue aid and attendance AGENCY 140 Park Avenue JUSTIN REALTY CO Tel 777-7420 Q — I am a veteran who 452 Ridge Road Tel. 939-1831 300 Union Avenue has been awarded disability Tel. 438-6661 Tel. 939-7500 WOOO-KIOCt 07075 Rutherford Cooperative Day Nunory School President, Judy Yoxzo, lends a help compensation rated at 40 KEARNY 07032 ing hand to a youngster at the school's annual fam ily picnic. SAVINO AGENCY per cent What is the ad FRED P KURGAN GEMMER and MURPHY 251 Ridge Road CONNOLLY-HILLCREST REALT> (KURGAN - BERGEN INC.) 271 Volley Boulevard vantage of receiving ben 715 Kearny Avenue Tel. 438-3121 41 Park Avenue Tel 939-8200 efits under the VA vocation 991-2300 Tel 939-6200 al rehabilitation program? SCHURCO REALTY INC ' Correction LATORRACA REALTY CORP Bogle Inc. Lyndhurst A — While in training and Don Realty Inc. 554 Valley Brook Avenue WAITER E GOERNER 15 Ames Avenue for two months after re 66B Keamy Ave. 933-1700 1 89 Hackensack Street Realtors & Insurors John Weslowsky, a junior Keamy, N.J. 07032 Tel. 935-7848 Tel 939-2464 habilitation. eligible dis at North Arlington High Tel. No. 998 2300 FRANK A VOLPE ELLWOOD S NEW, INC School was inadvertantly abled veterans may receive 158 Summit Ave. ALBERT GORAB AGENCY subsistence allowances in LYNOHURST 07071 46 Chestnut St. 300 Stuyvesant Ave., omitted in a North Arling Tel 933-8414 Tel 939-8000 257 Hackensack Street addition to their disability ton Leader news article ABBOTT & ASSOCIATES Tel 438-1133 Lyndhurst FRANK P. NISI, INC listing the names of stu compensation, plus tuition, 705 Ridge Road ttORTtt AVMKT0N W fl 14 Ames Ave. books and fees Tel. 933-3333 □ 3 dents inducted into the Hon Tel 438-4421 AUSTIN A REED Tel: 939 1076 O CONNOR AGENCY r e a l t o r or Society last week 98 Hackensack Street BOGLE INC. 600 Ridge Road CHARLES B SWENSEN. INC Tel. 933-6448 300 Stuyvesant Ave. 998-3600 LYNDHURST 58 Union Avenue Tel. 939-1076 Tel. 935-4141 O'HARA AGENCY NAGEL AGENCY RANCH NORTH ARLINGTON - 1 LEVEL HOME GIBBS AGENCY 132 Ridge Road A.W. VAN WINKLE & CO 219 Valley Blvd Modern throughout, with 1 Ridge Road North Arlington, N J 07032 2 Station Square Wood-Ridge, N .J. 07075 large living room, with fireplace, Family size dining room. Modem kitchen. 2 Good 3 bedrooms. Aluminum Tel. 939-2100 Tel. 998-2916 Tel. 939-0500 Tel 438-3600 site bedrooms. Modem tile both. Hot water (gas) heot. 220 Electric.Copper plumb- sided. Ideal location. inf). Carpeting. Garage. OFFERED A t ONLY $45,900 j O N LY $49,500 Dr. Kim Opening Kearny Office 17 YEAR OLD NORTH ARUNGTON COLONIAL Call For Details Do Youn K im . M .D an- tional University Medical 3 Roomt, 3 bedroom* plus modern tile bath. New family room. Hot water (gat) Dr. Kim has been active Monmouth Medical Center, nowced today that he will College He completed a ro heat. W a ll to wall carpeting. A pleasure to (how. in emergency medicine for Perth Amboy General Hos open an office for the prac at $49,900 ABBOTT tating internship and a resi the past six years. He has pital, and Riverside Hospi tice of family medicine dence program in internal been associated with West tal, Secaucus UPPER M ANOR SECTION, NORTH ARUNGTON Center hall Colonial on spocious land- June 6 at 545 Keamy Ave medicine and chest dis Hudson Hospital, currently Dr. Kim, who lives in scoped 50 by 143 lot. Large living room. Family size dining room. Rig semi-modem nue, Keamy The premises eases at Jersey Qty Medic as director of QneTjency kitchen. Lavatory and rear enclosed porch on first floor. 3 Good site bedrooms & tile Belleville, said his practice REALTORS were formerly occupied by al Center and a pathology bath above. Panelled recreation room in basement. Oil heat. Detached garage. WILL Room services. He also has will be in family medicine, Giovanni Lima. M.D N O J U ST . ACT TOOAY. 933-3333 residence at Flower Fifth been associated with Mor which will be available by Bom in Korea, Dr Kim Avenue Hospital-New York OFFERED AT 567.900 ristown Memorial H ospital, appointment The phone f 0 5 Rfdge ftoOtf tyndhonf J w ar etfuiaUd at Seoul Na-' College of Medicine Overlook Hospital. Summit. number is 997-1755. Open Mon., Thurs. Evet. 7 to 9 P ii Other Evenings by Appointment OFFICIAL NOTICES OF IB CANADIAN LAND, REALTOR 991-0905 UNPAID TAX SALES 'H iiC c z e s t ffl CHARTER MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE’ Sheriff's notices of land ond properties (many with 715 Keamy Avenue buildings) to be sold by PUBUC AUCTION for UNPAID 'feeaCty One. K*omy, N.J. TAXES plus cost. CLEAR DEEDS, some as low as $50.00 H i \ l I O k * full price. Vacation property City R Town lots, houses, farms, m any to choose from. Good investment op portunities. W e UST FULL DETAILS of property (gcation, 7 SOLD - ONLY 3 LEFT total amount owing for unpaid taxes and where to N EW 2 FAMILIES Extra large kitchens with ook cabinets and dishwashers. M l ce ARLINGTON buy NEW SPRING 1977 EDITION now available, ramic tile baths with Vanity, large master bedrooms, oil hot water baseboard heat REAL ESTATfc CO copies limited . . Send $6.00 for your copy to, Cana (2 zone) oversized 2 car garage. dian Publications. P.O. Box 712, Belleville, Ontario, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Canada. 6 * 6 rooms...... $*0,9D0 130 MIDLAND AVENUE 6 4 4 rooms with brick balcony ...... $78,900 KCARNY 1 Lot still available (choice of style, colors, etc.) starting a t ...... $77,900 If You W ant ACTION JUST USTED: 14 yrs. old - 3 bedroom Colonial, finished rec. room, w/w carpeting In Selling Your Home CALL Won't Lost. $43,500. * VOLPE REAL ESTATE, REALTOR ______REALLY NICE: 3 bedroom Colonial in the Arlington Section, excellent condition in m and out. $44,900. Member M.L.S. e 933-8414 REALTOR’ MOVE RIGHT IN: 3 bedroom Ranch only 20 yrs. old IV* baths, finished basement, many extras. $51,900. RUTHERFORD C A U 9 9 1 - 2 3 0 0 FOR ACTION T© wttl# estate - thit 7 rm. Colonial must 90. Lo OPEN 7 DAYS 9 to 9 WEEKDAYS fflgjftlRlRT Of ARUNGTON-KIARNY M.LS. catod on a 25' x 10 0 lot thi* homo is tho perfect SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TO 5 P.M. startor for a young couple Tho prico; just SOUTH BSKM N M LS. $34,900. Bettor cad now! RUTHERFORD A.W. VAN WINKLE & CO. Absolute move-in condition good location, professionally decorated, 8 rooms, 2Vfc Realtors & Insurors baths plus finished basement. Asking $74,900. Lovely home, 50x160 lot, dose to everything, excellent condition. A must to see ot 2 Station Square $56,900 KEARNY 2 FAMILY (7 YEARS NEW) RUTHERFORD 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths on 1 st floor. 2nd floor rented at $200 per month. (3 V* NORTH ARLINGTON Room), 2 Separate heating systems. Finished basement, 2 Car Central □ Low maintenance, dishwasher, central vacuum, only 8 years young. Priced low at air conditioning. Owner forced to sell. MAKE AN OFFER. ME A llo w Tel. 939-0500 $54,900 NORTH ARUNGTON, 2 FAMILY Natural chestnut trim, 7 rooms, slate patio, 101x100 lot. Call to seel Excellent residential location. Featuring large living room, modem kitchen, family room, 2 bedrooms on 1st floor. 4 Lovely rooms on 2nd floor. Rented at $275.00. 2 CARLSTADT Separate heating systems. 2 Car garoge One block off Ridge Rood. SEE IT NOW. N EW - NORTH ARLINGTON New listing, 5 8 4 room, 2 family, low toaes. 2 separated heating units. Asking 2 FAMILY - 6 & 4, 2 M l haftu on first Boar Feature* science O W N ER MUST RELOCATE. *59,900 kitchen, ceramic tile both 8 separate heating system. Comenient LYNOHURST •o New York bus line & shopping Near ichool. $92,000 Lovely ranch bungalow, with Uving room. Dinette, kitchen and 2V* bedrooms all OFFICE RENTALS - RUTHERFORD Great location. 2nd floor, apprommately 7*3 square feet. Heat and hot water in- ' on one floor. Maintenance free aluminum siding. Low taxes. 21,000 BTU air con- RENTAL eluded Rental - $225.00 • ditioning setup OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED SEE IT NOW NORTH ARUNGTON — 5 Rooms. $225 Plus utilities Adults RENTALS OPEN 7 DAYS Residential— Industrial Four room apt. available now $220.00 W EEKDAYS to ■ P.M. Five room apt available June 1, $300 00 plus private heating (Large now apt.) R E L ® REALTORS IKSUR0RS SATURDAY A SUNDAY to S P.M. MEMBERS Of 2 BOARDS Of REALTORS VAN WINKLE & UMETT Savino Agency O'MARA AGENCY 24 Orient W ay Rutherford 438-3120-1 112 Ridge Road, North Arlington m REALTOR - REALTOR' 251 Ridg* Road Lyndhurtt, N.J. * *98-2916 f TO R’ 939-4343 26 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1»77 Y o u S a i d I t Leader Classifieds Will you vote in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, and how HELP WANTEO Mill* WANTEO MISC MR a u t o s r o t S A U " a u t o s BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES many candidates can you name? P C * S A U Asked on Park Av*., Rutherford, by Jack Pignatello Own and operate whole Ridge Rd. sale poocom route. Pleas MACHINISTS Fully experienced for Engine Lathe, Turret Lathe, Mil ant business. High profit NUTLEY AUTO SALES ling Machine. All job require capability of doing own House item. Port time or full set u ps 8 w o rk in g from blueprints to dose tolerance time. Cash investment of 90 WASHINGTON AVE. with minimum supervision. Contents $1930 and up depending NUTLEY, N.J. on number ol occounts First 4 Second Shift Openings. 15% Shift Differential Sale you wish to service. We Full Benefit Program establish initial accounts. Apply in Person 8 AJA. to 4 PM. D aily Most items under 535 In For details write ond in Na phone inquiries, please cluding furniture and the 235-0788 dude your phone num- unusual Sat, Moy 39-10 STANDARD TOOL 8 MANUFACTURING CO. A M to 4 PM. ot 241 Ridge b* r O X Eaglo 738 Schuyler Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J. Rd., Rutherford. Dion* Miele, Union Avo., W illiam Timoney, VonWinkle 393* Moodowfarook Id An equal opportunity employer. Eatt Rutharford Ave., East Rutherford Quality Used Cars M inneapolis, Minn. N o , I'm not going to vote b e Y e s, I generally v o te in the pri- 5 5 4 2 6 cause we never g e t enough ac mories. even if its to get rid of $600 - $1800 curate information about the some of the people who NORTH ARUNGTON AQUARIUMS people who are running to shouldn't be running, and allow tessen business long estab make on intelligent choice. If some one else to have a chance. Sales Help Wanted We aro the largest aquarium you don't really know what they I can name Byrne. Roe. DeRose SAME LOCATION FOR 10 YEARS lished to your own Roes! Call discount house in the area, stand for, how con you moke a and Florio. Also Bcrteman, vdio's Davey Agency. 996-1400 featuring over 180 tanks of decision’ I know Ryme and Roe a Republican. fresh water 9 salt water, are running, that's all I know For Selling and Stock tropical fish, also at discount B an kers WANTED TO RENT prices. AUTO Opon rill 8 PM. FAMILY WITH TWO SMALL CHIL Daily From 9-3. At Inwood LIQUIDATION DRfN, noods reasonably priced KEARNY PETLAND apartment for June 1st in two Wei-Fit Shoes At the Northeast Jersey or throe family home. Ruther 141 KEARNY AVE 5 0 C A R S Bankers' Association April ford only. Call 933-4470. 863 Keamy Ave., Kearny, N.J. KEARNY, N.J. meeting at the Inwood TO CHOOSE FROM 999-4500 Manor, Teaneck. speaker. FLEA MARKET S. Preston Morrow.Deputy STATE SETTLEMENT WAITRESS - Mature, ex Regional Ad mimstrater for perienced only. Needed for seo- BRAND CARS BiST FLEA MARKET EVER. JU N E 2 the office of the Controller ROUTE 3 DRIVE IN THEATRE. food restaurant Must work NEW AND week ends. Coll 939-4448. Sign up now if you are Florence O'Brien, Summit Oksana Sobolta, laurel Fl., of the Currency, led a dis Rutherford. N.J. Acroes from ALUMINUM DIVORCE CASE CARS Cross, Rutherford East Rutherford Meodowtonds Sports Complex interested in returning to cussion on national bank EXTRUDED POOL HOMEWORKERS - Men. wom the job market and need Yes, I'm going to vote, and I I'm not voting because I'm an examination procedures Free Give-Aways 4 Door don't think our governor will independent, but I can't wait to CAU Prises. Every Saturday and en, students needed for assem some help taking the first 15 X 30 with a 15 foot sun Known as the National bling work at home, lam make it through the primary I see Byrne tossed out, if ot in Sunday through Christmas 9 step. deck. Ladders pot ore Filter FIRST JERSEY $150.00 per week. No ex know Roe ond Garramond. the primory, then in the elec Bank Surveillance System, A-M. . 9 PM. (301) 933-4399 and pool cover induded. INVESTMENT perience necessary Send $2.00 from right here in Bergen Coun tion. I know DeRose from TV. as this new procedure is ex Follow service road signs. coll UNITEMP (refundable) and long stamped OWNER MUST SELL ty, in oddition to Byrne well as Roe ond Byrne pected to provide a more 4 3 8 - 2 3 3 2 envelope to Allen Industries. 9 3 5 - 5 3 5 3 $1500 thorough examination of GRAND OPENING - SATUR 9o* 12616. El Paso, Texas for reservations banks' practices, policies DAY. MAY 21st Rest Flea Mar 79912. Call FORD-1972 Country Squire ket ever. Route 3. Drive-in- 1 0 9 9 W A U ST. 494-9226 and procedures. The station wagon. Air condi theatre Rutherford, N.J Across Have something to sell? Try our LYNDHURST N.B.S.S. will include a com tioning, power steering, power from Meadowlands Sports Cam classified Call 438 87001 prehensive study of the brakes, automatic trans pion. Every Sat 9 Sun. 9 A M 438 5100 998 3306 ORGANS & PIANOS banks' operation along with mission. One owner 51,775 to 5 P.M. Now thru X Mas 933- Call 991-R044. 4399 for info. The largest selection ef special examinations deal Experienced Hammond Organs & 8 ing with specific problem CAREER piano lines, including DATSUN PICK-UP, 1972, FOR RENT Operator areas POSITIONS Baldwin Sohmer, Knob*. 50,000 miles. Call 939-6533. Mason & Hamlin Everett, Other developments in Established life insurance co. to work Hardman 8i Carrier Chris Bernard i, Hosbrouck Diane Norby, Jasontown clude a requirement of at Average earnings $12- Prices start at a low ANNOUNCEMENTS North Arlington Apts., W allington H e ig h t s least one examination per 3 LARGE ROOMS 15.000. Group hospi- on Sweaters. $750 I probably won't vote, because I'll vote. I'm registered, but I’ve Including bench, delivery year and a ranking system REWARD FOR INFORMATION HEAT PAID tali zation and car insurance. it doesn t moke any difference been disappointed by everyone and extra tuning at home which measures a bank’s leading to recovery of two sto FINEST AREA Free group life pension plan, GEORGE BOUENBACH who gets in; once they're elect I've voted for. Like Byrne His plus our 10 year double len Dirt Rikes in Lyndhurst area. profit sharing and many oth KNITTING MIUS ed, they forget about everyone strongest stand dunng his cam efficiency among "peers'', ONLY $200 I N I guarantee. A 1975 Kawasaki KD125 ond a er benefits. No exper nec. ond do what they wont The paign was ogomst the income according to a dollar HOME RENTALS 40 SEE & HEAR THEM AT 1977 Sutuki RM90 All calls 40 Park Av*. only candidates I know are {oh. ond look what he <6d to us. W e will troin. Male or fe amounts of resources, num confidential. 933-1897 7*4-0100 Lyndhurst, N J. HAMMOND All I know are Roe and Byrne male Call Joe Giangrasso, Byrne ond Roe. ber of branches or units, 653-6160, 9:30-4 pm days ORGAN STUDIOS and locations ONE MAN BAND 82 Rt. 4, West, Paramus rot s a u 843-2200 ACCORDION - INSTRUCTION Open Daily 9:30 to 9 ORGAN - DRUMS CMC - 1970 * ton pick-up PART TIME Sot. 9:30 fo 6 ___ Hollenbeck D eclares with “Dreamer" camper, TENNIS - Sotos, Serviees, Loo sens Repair*. Alan Harvey, PRIVATE PARTIES •U.P. 4, K. MILITARY M/F 8 439-7909. .BRASS BEOS ______778-0084______W «, Atking tu a o MO-572R. Coll boforo hi o, rrflor « ^ k . e Ago 17-35 or aidar ELEGANT-GORGROUS V o t e r s W ant Balance depending upon MISC POR SALI Perfect wedding gift — excellent investment King, Queen, doU»*- AUTO PARTS A SUPPLIES prior military ser or single. Plain or farvy- by FURNISHED ROOMS v ic e . GAS DRYER - $70. CaH eee IvjryesT manufacturer of solid Rep Harold "Cahp" Hol more "federal attention to put up with higher oil and 3131. brass custom built beds on conti lenbeck (R-NJ) today re this matter. gas prices for themselves • Wo will train. MODERN AUTO RUTHERFORD F u ™ » » | ^ nent 100 percent financing avail leased the results of his in o rder to develop long- • Immediate ond long "Law enforcement also PARTS lor ront. toungw yw lUmuii EXCELLENT ANTIQUE DINING a b le , constituent questionnaire range solutions. A high range benefits. ROOM SET 4 Pieces ond received a high budgetary proforrod Coll 4U-2M7. o k 6 PREVIEW SHOWING showing that the people of number of p^sons called DISCOUNT chairs. 439-3120. priority," Hollenbeck went Join the GREAT AMERICAN the 9th District are most for increased offshore oil PRICES! on. "The people realize New Jersey 10 HORSEPOWER EVINRUOE, BRASS BED CO. • M A K f S • M U Ff I f VS concerned about balancing drilling and development of 0UT80ARD MOTOR for boat 66 MT. PROSPECT AVE. there are no clear-cut re • ClUTCHf S • SMOCKS FURNISHED ROOM - Coristodt, Army National the federal budget, restric nuclear power plants ” Asking $160.00 In good con medies for crime, but they • MAC MINI SHOP DRUMS business gentleman, private en Guard C U F T 0 N m i ting financial influence on I U « N t D H f A D S RE l u l l T trance. near transportation. Call dition. 299-4696. ■ 7 7 8 - 0 4 7 4 seem to feel that priorities 935-0822. government officials and • MIGM PERFORMANCE In East Orange should be established to Kean Speaker M PARIS » IAROR YARD 9 HOUSE SALE - Sot 9 upgrading deterrents to mn.- 648-3773 NURSERY SCHOOLS speed up trials for violent • IOOIS RENTED OARAOf SALB ~ Sun., May 29 and 29 Small crim e. crimes. Mandatory sen Lyndhurst Rally • P a i n t s D U P O N T a S.F.C. S IV 1A N O and large items, windows, MC1A1 FLAKE • WNI (IKES doors? fixtures, clothing, type Congressman Hollenbeck tences for handgun crimes GARAGE SALE - Raby item*, BUSY BEE NURSERY • writers, suitcases. 192 Paterson commented, "The response The Lyndhurst Republi household items, sowing mo- Children A g e s 1 te 5 . D ay or were favored and even cap MECHANIC ON DUTY YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Avenue, Eost Rutherford, N.J. weekly rotes. Hot lunch. reflects the basic interests can Organization will meet 11 RUTGIRS ST U U IV ILli ching, jewelry, books ond tr* pair av( suthw ooo ital punishment in some SOOOUGH MAU In* H Open all year round. of the people of my district. at the Circle Oub. Cope OPtN SUNDAY «AM 7PM much more. 159 Rutherford PI. cases Employers, Householders, Busi Licensed. 933-7785. land Ave., Thursday. May 7 S 9 - S S S S North Arlington. Sotuiday. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - They want to reduce crime, nessmen who need P/T or Temp Large selection of used restau "The government's han 26 beginning at 8 PM May 28, 10 AM.-4 PJA. step up governmental re help Y.E.S. will oflonyt to fUl rant equipment. Warehouse W IS E O W l dling of inflation and President Peter J. Russo your fob needs promptly by re form, slow down inflation OPWCE POR RENT open Saturday only, 9 a.m. to 2 NURSERY SCHOOL unemployment produced a reports that the guest fe r rin g you to quakhed young p.m. 21 Union Avo., Rutherford. and develop energy re WANTED 61 7 Washington Ave., people. Y.E.S. octs as a Qecr Opposite VFW. Call 335-2399 general dissatisfacUon with speaker will be James M LYNDHURST - Offke to Lot. 9el!eville sources ” Bib* Auto Ports mg House between the Employ after 9 p.m. previous policies Besides Canino of Englewood, who Two rooms with large window Ju st aver fh* bridge er & Jab Seeking Youth There Energy, crime and the will pay $60 on Ridge Road Call Davey balancing the budget, w ill tell of the qualifications are no fees charged. Y.E.S. is & you're there. environment were the top Agency at 439-3030. MOVING YARD SALE - Cro people seem particularly of Tom Kean. Republican For Any Full Size Car Com staffed by volunteers who ftH Q cheted items. Toys. Jeweler, budget items endorsed by plete. Used ports for ail makes bosK need by bringing these determined to encourage candidate for governor of Rooks. Miscellaneous Hems. o f c a r s . two groups together We c a n the questionnaire respond private employment N ew Jr e s e y HOUSE FOR EXCHANGE June 2, 3, 4. 10 AM. to 5 54 Stovor Avo. Koamy BN th e n e e d k ents ’’It is interesting to through business tax in A social hour with re PM. No early bitds. 295 RETIRED COUPLE WITH EIGHT Cleveland Avo., Lyndhurst note that when people saw centives. Although Presi freshments will follow the 991-4246 store, office & many adar jabs. Prices subject to change ROOM HOUSE in Rutherford REGISTER NOW how the federal budget is DULL 939-4432 dent Carter opposed that meeting All are cordially a n ytim e . wishes to exchange house for FOR FAU broken down, they wanted Mon. thru Fri. 1-4 pm. program when it came be invited. a five room Ranch House in NURSERY SCHOOLS 7 5 9 - 1 2 1 1 more attention given to law vicinity of equal value. Call fore the Congress recently, enforcement, energy and 939-9450. I voted to help business NFEO A CAR? Check tho WAITRESS the environment. It is spur employment through Classified Used Cor column The Lyndhurst apparent that they are very AUTO WRECKERS such incentives." for a good buy HOUSt POR SAU WANTED DAY CARE CENTER concerned about the energy Especially Designed Program For situation.'' Federally-finded public NORTH ARUNGTON - J Family 10:30 A.M.-2:30P.M. Working Mothers Pre-School Readers SILLS AUTO WRICKIRS Carlstadt area works programs and an ex LEGAL NOTICE modem home. Attached go Private Nursery School Hollenbeck added. "The HIGHEST PRICE MID ■age. 3 bedrooms each Boor tension of credit to encour C a ll I Highly Qualified Staff 81 Arts 8 Crafts responses show lhat there I0R CARS OR TRUCKS Finished basement. 129 Crystal 9 Musk age business expansion ANT CONDITION St . North Arlington. 991-9199 1 0 8 1 2 or 2 8 4 • L o n g u o g e Arts is a growing faith in gov B o a r d o f • Science • Reoding Readiness were two acceptable means • Hot Lunch ernment While discussion Bollovillo Rika. No Arlington 939-9760 9 Social Studies of coping with the economy, E d u c a t io n 991-0*66 991-0081 | KEARNY Roautiful two fomi- • Math Nutritionally Ralanced Lunch I was going on in Washington Hollenbeck pointed out Township of S t a t e l i c e n s e d c e r t if i e d s c h o o l & t e a c h e r s : about the Congressional Ages 2-5 Yrs. Code of Ethics, the people “ The major di»- Lyndhurst, floer rental $275 mo. For sale Persons or Call for Information \ LEGAL NOTICE by owner. Must be toon A demonstrated their knowl appointment in looking at 438-5156 or 438-6360 the questionnaire results is N e w J e r s e y steal ot $77,500. Call for ap College Students edge and interest in this dors within ten p i t s f o r a d o p t io n WANTS} TO BUY ELECTRICIANS LANDSCAPING MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES PAINTING 3 FREE PUPPIES Nmol* Port CARPtT cUAtewo German Shepherd Block ond HIGHEST whit*. Please coll between g 5 • Londsc aping; 6 P.M. 933-5196. PRICES EXPERT RUG & Don't w ait for A A A UPHOLSTERY CLEANING e Gardening Fire — Re-Wiro MIKE'S PAID FOR Stream extraction method e Resodding FIRE PROOFING 4 KITTENS FOR ADOPTION FOR e Tree Service' LOVING HOME. 991-7601 8c Sq Ft. e Fencing REFRIGERATION SERVICE State Approved SCRAP CALL: BOB ZULLO < J. VERONA • Railroad Automatic Defrost Specialist POSITION WANTED STEEL 481-1209 Tie Walls ^ _ __ Tree Removol and Tnmming Repairs on All Make 1 Hr. Fire Rated COPPER fully Insured TRUST YOUR ELECTRIC C eilings BABY SITTING—High School BRASS SNOW PLOWING Home Refrigerators and Freezers. girl withes to babysit. CARPET AND Wiring for by contract only Installed Reliable. $1.25 per hour Call ALUMINUM UPHOLSTERY Light A Power REASONABLE PRICES M Y SPECIALITY 991-1839 Gabriele's BATTERIES, ETC. Specializing in C L E A N IN G TO Landtcape Service "FAST SERVICE" A PROFESSIONAL 220 V Services WILL BABY SIT IN MY HOME Call 473-7663 until 9 PM . A . Bickoff We use the best chemicals 751-4809 PAINTING Near Washington School, Ruth Insured ond newest hot woter extrac erford, 933 0695 Intenor- Extenor & Son tion machines Burglar A Fire Alarm 760 Paterson Avenue Installation A Coll 991-3167 LANDSCAPING E. Rutherford, N.J. Maintenance maintenance and design, ALERT TIP TOP Philip Johnston WOMAN SEEKING WORK — 778-2777 997-0092 SNOWPLOWING Taking cor* of elderly or con CAU INSURANCE PROFESSIONAL 778-8492 Mike's Carpet Herb Adrian, valescent Light housekeep 9 9 1 - 6 5 7 4 SERVICE P O LISH IN G HARRISON ing. Sleep out. 6Vi Hours a and Rutherford, Mew Jersey 464-4531 day 438-0212. Upholstery Cleaning for free estimates 935-3466 SERVICES RECYCLE 24 h r. • Vinyl Roofs IRONING A HOME CLEAN e Interior Shampoo • AU NEWSPAPERS ELECTRICIANS E m o rg o n c y GARDNER PROFESSIONAL ING • Woman will clean • Compound A Wax nduse or office. Experienced • MAGAZINES S e r v ic e LANDSCAPING PAINTING ft • BR A SS e Motor Steam Cleaned References Reasonable N J. lie. #3776 998-4233 SAVINO AGENCY PAPERHANGING Rates 997-1170 • C O PPER ~ ~ ELECTRICAL--- Experienced I Responsible 251 RIOGE RO 485 Ridge Rood. N.A. Intenor & Extenor • A L U M IN U M WORK-DONE Work floor sanding I waxing All around landscaping done 991-3629 TRUCKS FOR SALE HIGHEST PRICES PAID! — Residential LYNOHURST. N.I.. 10% spring discount in Rutherfordarea. EXTERMINATING SPECIALISTS IN YOUNG with this od ALLIED WASTI INC. Licensed electrician. Same Day Service to Pt£ASt You DRIVER INSURANCE W ork II Vidtond *¥• Watlington N J. Free Est. given. SPRING Free Estimates Call 861-2687 CALL THE 674-1241 a o r 438-0658 aft. p .m .. 473-7638 6 CLEANUPS T O M 'S e LAWN HOT LINE MAINTENANCE EXPRESS TRUCKING C«K TRUCK (INTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS T*f T»UC* PfO*lf e NEW LAWNS 24 HRS. A DAY e Delivering PLUMBING A HEATING '•OM GfNftAi MOTO*S BRING IT IN e LAWN O Moving Newspapers 75 cents per 100 e Messenger NEW AND USED RENOVATING 4 3 8 - 3 1 2 0 Plumbing — Ib,, aluminum, brats, copper. A & B HOME IM PROVEM ENTS e SOD Service TRUCK SALES Ivod, batteries and iron. Home Remodeling Center 9 3 5 - 2 0 7 2 939-1459 Heating — Tinning e SHRUB TRIMMING A of the Better Kind w n Expert .Carpentry Work a Specialty. Custom Kitchen Cabinet* KEARNY SCRAP METAL TRANSPLANTING W E REPAIR Coll 939-6308 - 939 770* 919.7790 Basement*. Porches, Attic*. Paneling, Masonry a n d A d d itio n s At VafWy Brook Avo 267 Ridge «d 47* Schuyler Ave. Keamy e LAN0SCAPE • Washers HENDERSON BOYO Inc DESIGN pasts t i t irs i Estimates On Every Job Cheerfully Given e WHY NOT CAU NOW? • Dryers 5 Vreeland Ave Free Estimates PARR SSS Guthoil M lyndhurtt 280 Cleveland Ave. Lyndhurst • Refrigerators Rutherford I BUY USED COLORED TV S W aterproofing Co. Inc. • Freeiers ONI STOP WORKING OR NOT 748-7489 • Air Conditioners Pointing-Caulking - TOUCH CINTIt . "* TRUCKS uc*‘ 1ST AtllSHf 0 FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED C.ftK. LANDSCAPING E CROSSLEY SERVICE Coating Cement Plumbing and Heating TOM W( HAVi 198 m 667-9278 & Chimney Repoirs Supplies J»UtK$ IN STOCK ' . S i LAWN MAINTENANCE LP's home Modernizing HEDGES ft SHRUBS Bergen 933-1367 Sinks. Bathtubs ft Radiators CALL 274-7236 ROOFING-ROOF REPAIRS-ALUMINUM SIDING GENERAL CLEANUPS ETC. Monmouth 566-7540 Electrical Supplies LEADERS-GUTTERS-STORM DOORS • P A V IN G .■ VACATION RENTALS Call 773-201S • EXCAVATING PIPES CUT AND THREADED WE BUY WINDOWS-REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 1 0 - 4 tM . LONG BEACH ISLAND HARVEY WASTE PAPER REFACING DRIVEWAYS • LANDSCAPING CEDARS —.2 and 3 bedroom r e c y c lin g CALL US NOWI YOU WAITED TOO LONG W o t.r Problems solved East Rutherford MASONRY ocean side duplex. Availoble newspaper, IBM cards, For Sorvico A Experience June. July ond first two weeks corrugated boxes. News 24 HOUR SERVICE - 7 DAYS A AMANOO VACATURO Plumbing Supply of August 438-0734 paper drives arranged. ------759-6640______WEEK ♦ S M - - - i / Newspapers with maga CALL MR. "D" 334 PATERSON AVE MONTAGUE WANTED TO RENT ~ ~ zines 90‘ per hundred 991-0524 NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. M A SO N R Y - EAST RUTHERFORD pounds - Call 271-2293 M O V I N G C O . CARPEN TRY - IH IE E tEDDOOM HOUSE for 3 Mon. thru Fri. 7 to 5. e Lowest Hourly rates, F t > •OOle. Jeiukers. -References Sat. 7 to 4. i. CANTRELL A TILE - FREE ESTIMATES e No jobs refused 933 1430 e Ins.-Fast service, supplied. West Hudson JOSEPH DAMATO COMPltTI iiSM l IMPRCYIMINTS A. TURIEllO t SON . South Bergen area Coll 991 Aluminum Siding Masonry 43*-6805 e Supervised PAPERSTOCK - -S72B before Eri,/after week- (eilmqs Carpentry 744-6027 ” s vI 79 FLORIDA AVE. PATERSON COMPLETE Additions N«m Roomt Come In And ROOFING Paneling • HOME IMPROVEMENTS 751-3796 759-9404 WE STAND BEHIND OUR WORK • ADDITIONS A DORMERS J . A M O R O SI NEED HELP? Have A Seat! (AU TODAY FOR FREE • KITCHENS, BATHS Outdoor maintenance MODERNIZED Our Specialty: Steps, Side BERCEN-ESSEX NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATE walks, Patios, Fireplaces. Brick Lawns mowed, gardening, Su ah eet'B tin ecfa y DAY OR NIGHT • BASEMENTS & ATTICS 9’ rages cleaned, windows Let us, your friend ROOFING CO. 935-0013 • ALUMINUM SIDING Veneering. Carpentry, Panel washed, etc. ing, Sheetrocking, Stucco. ly neighborhood AND ROOFING Dependable Reasonable Routing . . . Cutters No job too big or too small. barbers, cut, trim • STORM WINDOWS 438-5665 .0 3 2 seamiest gauge CARPET CLEANING CARPET CLEANING Royal Roofing AND DOORS ALL MASONRY WORK Spec rotes for sr. cits. V style your hair FRfi ESTIMATES • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS . . . th e w a y y o u FUUT INSURED Larry Nisivaccia and Siding Co. 438-3663 LYNDHURST lik e ! I S3 Sanford In . M R . S T E A M CRYSTAL Complete Home CHARLES AEROPEX lyndhunl, N J. STEAM Improvements VACUUMCENTER, 933-4169 CARPETS Insulation 9 Roofing CANGELOSI VINCENT'S ; CARPET CLEANING Repairs all makes ef PROFESSIONAL 204 MAOISON STREET Gutters e Leoder* D A P SIDING MASON domestic vocuum cleaners. BARBER SHOP LYNDHURST, N .J. 07071 Aluminum Siding COMMERCIAL A HOME Aluminum siding, We have a few new and N.H. BROOKS Storm Windows e Doors used cleaners. Reasonable SATISFIED 933-2930 gutters, windows, CONTRACTOR RAZOR HAIRCUTS ROOFING CONTRACTS Kitchens e Bathrooms Also bags, belts, ond - CUSTOMERS ARE WALL TO WALL CARPiT and doors. Patios, sidewalks Hoses, e»c. Brick and Asbestos Siding Dormers • Basements 9 Ridge Rd. Lyndhurst OUR BEST CUSTOM RUG SHAMPOOING Free estimates Retaining Walls Gutters and Leaders SERVICE MAT RENTALS Carpentry • Masonry Hours: Mon. to Fri. 1-6p.m. ADVERTISEMENT 345-4329 Water Proofing 26 M eadow Rd. Rutherford Call 998-9561 • LINOLEUM I TILES For A Free Estimate Brick Steps Sot. 10 a.m. to S p.m. • AREA RUGS Webster 9-7186 anytime CALL 991-6018 73B Kearny Ave. • STATUES. PLAQUES Coll 283-0070 FREE ESTIMATES Kearny, N.J. PEDESTALS CUSTOM KITCHEN after 3 30 PM Coll 933-5984 Need WE SERVICE WHAT WE SfLl CABINETS 997-1070 COMPLETE ROOFING VIOLA • Also your old cabinets er t n - Q H S • HOT TAR ROOFS covered with • LEADERS • GUTTERS •NEED A CAR? Check th. ALIEN'S CARPET CLEARING BROS. INC. Formica, like new. • SHINGLES Classified Used Car column * Concrete A Brick Work Revolutionary NEW Steam lto Wafthington Ave. • Vanitorys Expert repairing on oil Passport FREE ESTIMATES * lor a good buy. cleaning process: No Mess, • Porches • Bnck Veneer mokes photo equipment N u t le y • Formica Counter tops. DEL RU SSO R O O FIN G C O No Fuss. Also Scotch • Special Wood working • Patios • Sidewalks • Walls Free check up Trade-ins Guard avail. 743-1662 COMPLETE LINE OF Free Estimates new A used Film process READ INTRODUCTORY OFFER: ASK FOR JOUR ing. Call TOWNE Anytime Any two rooms - $25 Pictures 705 RIDCE ROAD ESSEX CAMERA SERVICE Serving All North Jersey THE Call Mr Allen - 482-8927 Building Materials 607-7000 Lyndhurst-2nd Floor Roar 998-3687 290 Glen wood Ave FREE ESTIMATES Fully Insured Bloomfield 748-0026 CLASSIFIEDS Daytime *33-1137 on your Right 773-57*1 ROOFING A SIDING HOME REPAIRS---- 9 3 3 - 4 2 4 8 Gutters, Leaders A Repairs All types home repairs. Car MISC. SERVICES BERGEN COUNTY GLASS CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS Alum Storm Windows, Door pentry, Light Plumbing. Pon- PETRELLA MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER Hackensack Roofing Co eling, Suspended Ceilings, PIANOS expertly tuned, CONTRACTING Auto Safely Glass Installed PAINTING Paper Hanging. repaired, rebuilt, refinished, Glass For Every Purpose 83 First St 487-5050 Established m 191? CLEANOUT SERVICE bought & sold 3rd genera AU WORK GUARANTEED Asphalt Driveways Parking Lots, FINKE BROS. Attics, Cellars, Yard* Free tion technician Over 40 years 216 Ridge Road Lyndhurst Eitavotinq Masonry Work CUSTOM BUILDING CONTRACTORS estimates on request. of my own experience. Giglio WE 9-9143 RETTIG Free Estim ate 759-2614 Painting Contractors COMPLETE HOME REMODELING 9 9 8 - 8 6 5 5 Call 933-9393 or S.T.S. ROOFING Allan R. Eg nor------667-1334 KIllEN PROFESSIONAL SLATE TILE SHINGLE ALTERATIONS - ADDITIONS FLOOR SERVICE PAINTERS ROOFING DUMP TRUCK BATHROOM - KITCHENS • SANDING Will Point Repaired Or Renewed La Corte PLASTERING Any Room J PORCHES—SIDING—BA SEM ENTS DROP CEIUNGS FOR HIRE • REFINlSHING FREE EST 388-5020 BLOCK CEIUNGS • INSURED Exterior Work Also 7 Yd DORMERS — GARAGES B ros. PLASTER C A U 759-5954 Coll Any Time Complete Alteration S3S.00 per day FREE ESTIMATES 438-2017 MASON WORK drop oW 939-1111 Additions SIDEWALKS ANTHONY J. 118 VANDERBURG AVE. RUTHERFORD PAINTING VENETIAN BUNDS, Porch Enclosures 935-5189 Car Ports Free Estimates WASHED A REPAIRED EDWARD i. WIIK JR. DE A N G E LO New Aluminum Sash 9 9 7 - 4 8 2 8 , HUDSON BERGEN CO. PAINTING AND ROOFING osk for Bob Aluminum Siding 350 Belleville Turnpike DECORATING GUTTER and LEADERS Y O U R L O C A L Keamy B9 Boiling Springs A v. Roofing TERMITES East Ruthorford 352 Second Avenue 991-4900 Lyndhurst CONTRACTOR Fire Damage LANDSCAPING • ANY HOUSE 933-3272 Specialists > ANT SIZE 1 7 5 933-0466 or 4JB-J437 I H A U L Bathrooms & Kitchens 751-7131 10-yr Geerewtst SIDING • ROOFING Ught Trucking, Moving VINCENZO 641 4722 ECONOMY 2 Garden State E (terminators Attics-Cellars-Oaroges GABRIELE SIDINGS • GENERAL REPAIRS 9 3 3 - 5 2 8 4 C le a n e d Landscqpe Gardner Messenger Service FAINTING 224 Mountain Way ALUMINUM SIDING 71 HIGH STREET Free Est. Day or Night Lyndhurst RESIDENTIAL CAU BELLEVILLE, N.J CLEANED 438-4760______BERGEN-ESSEX MOBILE HOMES COMMERCIAL FULLY INSURED ROOFING CO. S P R IN G WASHED METERED FUEL OIL A Sidings - All Types SOLAR WES JANKE KEROSENE DELIVERIES Mosonry Sidewalks C L E A N UP Coll After S PM FRU ESTIMATES BURNERS CLEANED A f/tff It ftmofti Patios Retaining Walls WORK GUARANTEED FULLY INSURED HUDSON MOBILE SERVICED Coll after FvSf In lured Tree Trimming JO HN C DOBROWOLSKI I 53 Sanford Av«. Small Roofing 866-1070 6 P.M. Lyndhurst, N.J L 933-3695 FRANK MAGUIRE FREE ESTIMATE 991-1351 47S-9223 43S-S605 933-6712 933-4169 I \ N B S f S u Y S IVC G 1 ^ SAVE 20% V MR.20 Ib. BARB-Q Bag 01 PRE h o liday s p e c ia l s SALE TODAY THRU SAT., MAY 28, 1977 Bamboo Serving Tray ■fl 12"x18"size. * L IM IT 4 P E R 39 ■ * • 2 foam filled benche s cushions • Vinyl table cover with fringe. R e g . 5.99 • 16” grill • Detachable legs ******************* £★ ★ *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *★ ****★ ********************** _ _ _ » ^ POLAROID FILM SALE! PETRI * Polacolor 2 size #108 Grip Pac #110 * Color Pack 2 * 0 ,8 ,3 9 Polacolor Type #88 Pocket * Color Pack 2 6 .3 9 * Polaroid SX 70 C a m e r a f C o lo r P a c k ft F o r Bm 9 9 FREE DEMONSTRA TION! • Built in case low* t into a grip • Sharp BUY 3 & SAVE aim and shoot system * HowTo Op^te (FLIPFLASH EXTRA) * The Handle" * Flashcube “The Handle” Prom A Kodak E x p e r t * Sale! KODAK’S Newest Instant * " T Y P E B U Y 1 B U Y 3 Color Print Camera Hi Power Cubes 1.09 2.97 ^ - AaV ? TH„ 8 P “ - - m Magicubes 1.39 3.87 Automatic exposures 11 A M. T 0 3 P M f Flashbar/Polaroid 1.99 5.67 Fixed locus from 4' to » G.E Flipflash 1.49 4.17 infinity • Electronic shutter 9 9 l F la s h c u b e s 1.09 2.67 to 1/300th sec. • W arns you 25 B Flashbulbs Sylvama 1.99 5.07 when to use flash § * * y L * . ASK ABOUT SPECIAL PRICES ON KODAK INSTANT FILM! * TOPS IN POPS! * *¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ * 45 RPM GENERAL ELECTRIC Records Food183 Lb. Freezer Chest Porta-Color TV $ 1 4 8 * 1 8 8 • Made in USA • U.L. approved IMIT 6 PER CUSTOM ER Delivery Extra. • In-line picture lube • TO p o sitio n tuning • 10” diag screen r ..$ 3 0 A d d i t i o n a l SAVE 31.95 Ft. DAISY * 9 Cu. FEDDERS 5,000 BTU WELBILT 30” Shaver )f Refrigerator Air Conditioner Gas Range With Freezer W ith Autom atic * 7.5 Am ps, 115 V o l t s * Compartment Ig n it io n * $ * Rag. *168 1 5 8 1 8 9 . 8 5 * • Adjustable temperature « Automatic thermostat 9 S « *139 • Polyurethane insulation • Washable a* t.lter F o r natural or LP gas • Twin pack • Twin bladed * Magnetic door seal • 2 year m- e Flex mounl razo r 30" or 36" Ductless Range Hood $28 S thome service ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥^ £>(Mhwrtrfr*. Replacement Filter Set 9.95 /ivc Cjiutd C j t u + d C j u y J HOMEFURN. | HOUSEWARES TOILETRIES R o o m D a r k e n i n g SPRAY M9WASH PALMOLIVE Rapid Shave ^ ^ W i n d o w S h I a d e Laundry soil | • Free c u t lo 37%' 4 stem remover •11 02 • Regular menthol lime and scanted i I Rag 1.24 | 4 9 On* coupon par tuelomat — M 'T U»* COi.DOn Good if»uS« Ma, ?« 1*77 May TS 1S77 OoodlMuS.il Ma, .6 I 170 Passaic St. I Passaic Ave. 1450 Hacked seek Ave. I I t . 17 North 6 Essex C j u q A Garfield, N.J. ( Kearny, N.J. | Hackensack. N.J. U d i. N . J . i m DISCOUNT WQ«« CLOSING houri .10 f.M doily * f M . S u n d a y C Two Guys Inc 1977