THE LOPINTO STORY: FROM BASEBALL TO VIETNAM A yeur ago Frank Lopinto, 19, is slogging through the Vietnam ment of four marines came un­ pinto handed his rifle to a friend Ivopinto loaded the injured hospital treatmeht. Then he got nicely and would be as fil as First he wanted to help his was a ,lull, handsome youth en- jungle, playing a deadly se- der sudden attack. I/ipinto was and carried thc wounded man marine into Ihe copter. A short out of bed, climbed back into over in a short time. team. And help he did. The le­ (.aged in sheet metal work and rious game of war with the them . One of the men " lei I to (he plane. time later Lopinto himself was bis' uniform and returned to the Those who rem em ber Lopinto gion team once again cap­ waiting for baseball season to North Vietnamese. to the ground wounded. in a helicopter being transferred When I/ipinlo was near the 1 "W- in high school say he was a tured the Bergen championship. begin so that he could play firfet to another sector. Il advanced to the state finals bane for the championship Bar­ Some of the adventures of the Lopinto and the other two ma­ helicopter there was a loud ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lopin­ quiet, courteous and determined where Lyndhurst youngster, a calm, carefree rines stood guard while medical plosion. He turned around. The A shell struck the plane. Lo- to, parents of the boy, received youth. was elimi­ ringer Walker Past baseball nated. team. chap when he was playing base­ assistance was rushed to thc marine holding Lopiiito’s rifle fiinto was struck with shrapnel. a fright, when a m arine arrived Lopinto waited until baseball Lopinto played his g a m e r —and A year ago . . . ball, are hair-raising. fallen boy. and his companion had been He suffered a slight concussion. to tell them tfyat. tho Frank had season was over last year be- Mich ‘went looking for bigger Now Frank, a Marine private, A short time ago a detach­ When a helicopter arrived Lo- killed. For five days Lopinto took been injured he was recovering lore he enlisted in the marines. foes.

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The tragic story continues to unfold. The president of Cents the American Cancer Society has reported that while millions of admits have given up cigarette smoking their places are taken rapidly by youngsters. In Newton, Mass., a study was conducted among 13-year-olds and found that (jfcmnrcrcial Iffm her F.M’IO ¥ i ! k smoking was common among the youngsters and the habit was growing. TV, magazines and the other communications and SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW media that permit heavy advertising of smoking have much to answer for. Second-class postage paid at Rutherford, N. J TELEPHONE Vol. 47 No—36 LYNDHURST, N. J.. APRIL 6, 1967 GENEVA 8-8700-8701 Hero's Funeral For Narine DeJessa Will Seek Dollars In Meadowlands,

Lyndhurst’s first casualty of He died last , March pate in had been postponed for 111*- Vietnam war Marine Pri- V;; 26, 1967. from wounds suffered a few days. He also asked for Lyndhurst Commissioners Invite Bids vale Joseph DeJessa a ill be from an enemy mortar blast Pictures of his two sisters, Mary buried Friday with lull military - J j B 1- vhile participating in a marine Ellen, 23, and Barbara Ann, 7. The Board of Commissioners The acreage is accessible to A. Pezzano. 203 Thomas Ave­ [Jay ii the streets pointing out honors. drive in yuang Tri province, Ir their new Easter clothing. v. ill determine whether there Polito Road, which ruus south nue and Ronald Cuneo, 707 that the community had suffi­ A requiem mass will In offer- •' ‘4 'tf* ~ HfXCi just south of the Demilitarized is some gold to be mined in the from Route 3 or from Belleville Meyer Avenue. cient park space. He said that DeJessa arrived in Vietnam ed for him Friday at 10 a.m. at Zone which divides North and meadowlands, via a sanitary fill Turnpike through land owned by the streets were primarily for last December. At the time of Bogle announced he will ap­ Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Scuth Vietnam. operation. Kearny and North Arlington. the pu'Sskge of vehicles and that his death he was a member of point a commissioner to serve The marine's body arrived at Bids will be sought and a pub­ And Commissioner John P. i* was hazardous for children to News of his death was re­ Company I, Third Battalion, of as liaison between the Boai-d of lic hearing held on the proposal Garde said he was voting in play .there. leased by the Pentagon yester­ the Third Marine Division's Education and the Board of yesterday morning. It lay in :.:fjgrol April 17. favor of thc ordinance to bring day. Third Regime.it. Commissioners. Problems that CLEAN-UP URGED state last night. At 8:30 p.m. to- . Lyndhurst has over 400 acres the matter to a head and for might be solved by both bodies Bogle also urged the people to night the Veterans’Alliance will - ilB" - His death is the 43rd Vietnam High School principal Joseph of meadowland on the south side public discussion. can be brought to the attention give Commissioners Peter F. hold a memorial service at the war casualty recorded in Ber­ A Polito remembered DeJessa ol the Erie Lackawanna tracks. Appointment of four new pa­ oi both, he said. Curcio and Peter J. Russo their • Nazare Funeral Home. gen County, and thc fifth re­ a: a quiet youth who was popu­ The acreage has been sought trolmen was announced by At the start of the meeting, co-operation to clean up the A graduate of Roosevelt ele­ ported this week. lar with his classmates. The for dumping in the past. But the Mayor Horace R. Bogle, Jr. Bogle called for a moment of si­ town, noting that children and mentary and Lyndhurst High school yearbook says he had commissioners resisted the The appointments bring the adults who purchase candy and His parents, Mr. and Mrs. lence in respect for the death of School, Marine DeJessa was a hoped to become an automotive pianT— number of policemen up to 36. other items from confectionery Joseph DeJessa of 200 Copeland Marine Pfc. Joseph C. DeJessa, siudent who was popular with transmission mechanic. Now the hoard will 'see if it Previously, Lyndhurst operated stores scatter the paper on the Avenue, received their last let­ serviceman from Lyndhurst thele faculty and his fellow stu- MM V;' ' ‘‘■ ■ B would pay Lyndhurst to al­ with a 32-member department. streets rather than throw them ter from the young marine In addition to his parents and who died in active service in 3nts PRIVATE JOSEPH D E JESSA low dumping on the grounds. The new policemen are: Rich­ Vietnam on March 26, the first in trash baskets. Monday. It was aaiea March 16. sisters, he DeJessa signed up March 26. is survived by a The bidders will be asked what ard Mueller, 536 Valley Brook v. ho has been killed there. Commissioner Curcio threat­ 1966>66 in New York, then com- fligh Shool before going on ac- and in it he wrote that the oper- Irother, Steven, 13. All are liv- tiiey will pay for the privilege Avenue: Patrick McSweeney, Bogle also asked parents to ened to enforce the anti-litter pieted his studies at Lyndhurst tive duty. etion his outfit was to partici- ing at nome.home. cl running a dundump. 240 Mountain Way; Raymond see that their children didn't (Continued On Page 7) The Big C lean-U p Lyndhurst's big clean-up is up. Is Miss Lyndhurst Golden Anniversary Here? just around the comer, Public "It is no secret,'' he said. Affairs Commissioner Peter "From all qides I have heard RtMso warned . offers of cooperation It has One of the major events of Lyndhurst's celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of its name Wl be the beauty contest staged under the Called th e Fiftieth Anniver­ been heartening. I think the up­ Junior Women's Club. Lastwee* the first four entries were pictured. Today four more are presented.ented. These are LynaLyndhurst's answer to sary Clean-Up Drive, Russo is coming drive will be the best we beauty contests anywhere— and a great answer it is! Phcotos by Lynwood Studios aiming to havc Lyndhurst spar­ liave ever held in Lyndhurst." kling and manicured for the big At the sam e time Russo said cplebration next month when the drive against abandoned au­ Lyndhurst will celebrate the tomobile junks in open yards fiftieth anniversary of its nam* will be continued. ing. "We have had good success so Russo said literature has bce i far," Russo said, "but we are distributed all through the going to intensify thc cam township announcing the clean- paign."

Frances Olkowski 50th Jubilee Attends Parley To Be Held As chairman of the Co-Educa­ Fiftieth Anniversary Jubilee tional Committee on thc Lynd­ of V.W.W.l. Kingsland Barracks hurst Board of Education, Fran­ No. 3407 will bj held at V F W. ces Olkowski, attended a por­ ot U.S.A. Hall, Valley Brook tion of the Public School Busi­ Ave., ness Officials of New Jersey- commander, and his entertam- Fifth Annual Conference, This ment committee hnve worked conference was held at Cherry »nd left no stone unturned to Hill Inn on March 30-31 and make this an outstanding event. April 1. Dancing and buffet lunch will Highlights were many at this be served. conference. It opened with the The committee in charge: First General Session with the SnrRo A. M, Saar, Chairman. presiding officer being Mr, Ernest Vath. 11. Marrone, Vin­ Ktnnk Wit man of thc Mount cent Guzzi. J. llodelo.1, Al Zend- liolly Board of Education. Topic lor. «as 'School Boards and Busi­ The Ladies Auxiliary will ns- ness- Offtcints Look nt Negnttn- '.ir r with tlw luncheon. tions.' Speaker-was Dr. Oscar hnnde Jr.. Assistant Executive Director of District Board of Carlstadt Firihn Education of New Jersey. Goes On Exchange With thc recent change in re­ Interstate Securities Corpora­ lationship between the Board of tion of Charlotte. N. C., and Education and the staff, it is H. D. Newman & Company of vitally important for everyone Carlstadt. N. J., today became to have a better knowledge and regular member organizations understanding of negotiations. of the American Stock I lore It was pointed out the vital role that a board secretary has Exchange. ir this function. Dcn.tis Wal'd, a general part­ Another highlight concerned ner with Hugh D. Newman in Ihe many new problems that H D. Newmun & Company, have arisen in areas of pupil was elected to regular member­ ti (importation. Still another was ship by the Exchange s Board ot the State Department of Educa­ Governors.. J , tion approval of the use of data R. Bruce Morison, a new vice, j.roeessing for pupil attendance president ami director of Inter­ accounting. It was a fine work­ state Securities Corporation shop for school business offi­ holds regular membership on cial!. the Exchange. Interstate Securi­ ty Corporation has been an associate member organization cf the Exchange. College People ln addition to its headquar Want To Date tt rs in Charlotte, Interstate Se­ All single women and single curities Corporation maintains men who are college graduates branch offices in Atlanta, Geor- oi college students, between the Greensboro. Roekv Mou it. ages of 21 and39 arc welcome Statesville. Wilmington, Burling­ to attend an Urban Suburban ton, Clinton. Uncolnton and San­ Cocktail Party Dance to be held ford, ail in North Carolina on Friday evening. April 21, W Olin Nisbet. Jr., is chair­ from 8:45 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. at m an of the board of Interstate Stouffers Restaurant On The Securities Corporation and R. S Mall. Morris Tpke . J. F. Ken­ Abernathy, Jr. i* president and a DLNLSK Tt HEK . MARGE MAID A MARV C.AKRIEL MARIK l)E LORENZO nedy Parkway, Short Hills. director. 711 l.ewandowskik S t. Lyndhurst, N. J. JJ3 Mount tin Wav, l.vndhurM. N J. 142 Tontine Ave., l.vndhur\t. N J. 202 Cor eland Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. PAGE TWO HIE COMMERCIAL LEAUEK AiNLl SU U Tli UEUGEJN KEV1EW HiElLSDAV, APRIL ,6, 1%7

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Members of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Matthew's Luth­ eran Church who met at the heme of Mrs. Allen Storm, on Kingsla.id Avenue on Thursday to sew for the Fall Fair were Mmes. Harry A’brecht, Michael Duffy. Ramon- Francis, Fred Goring, Arne Hendela, William Jacobsen, Albert Lawrence, John Sandfort, Arthur Schreck- enstein, Edward Stammer, Wil­ liam Stains, Warren Tobiason, William Vreeland, Karl Weber • and Oscar Wolfelsperger. -

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TTIl7ft$DAY. APRIL 6, 1967 PAGE FOUR Installation Lincoln Fifth Graders Give At Emblems Program Entitled "America1 „ The feature'of the meeting of The fifth grade of Lincoln Notion Under God." Lyndhurst, England, Cave Our Township the Lyndhurst Emblem Club School gave a program entitled, Members of the class are held. on Wednesday evening at "America in Song and Pic- Keith Aubin, John Capodanno, tho Elks Lodge on Park Avenue lure." Songs typical of various Joseph; Glampoala, John Hill, was the installation of officers. eras in our history wore sting. Peter Isgro, Mark Lopardo, The installing officer was the Living pictures of famous Philip Marino, Frank Maschio, > Decide Joseph Metallo, Richurd Petty, Researchers Finallywas a familiar figure in the perse, bracken and coarse Supreme President, Mrs, Alfred events were shown. 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Porro, Jr., prospec- Clause of Hasbrouck Heights. lection apd would compliment •Wednesday, April 12.' at 8:15 5U,(K)0 are expected lo uttend tho DeportmentDf.r. .rlment of ArrirultureAf.iculture. the Du ^ Pont Menswc::r memb(>rs DcsifiB()f )he ... .*ve.ca*MAte ... , for, Assembly , , for, Porro, who has been cam­ the Committee in..this rasped,' s*-wtng contest sponsored by Ihe p.m. at the Post Home, Court FirsI Annual Ne* Jersey Flo*v- A dozc.i trophies will bj tbe South Bergen District, today paigning extensively throughou. . nd Webster Avenues. The pub­ er a n i Gafflen Show, Sutur- awarded on the opening day of classes had an opportunity to Porro also pointedly stated CYO. The., contest winners will announced Jo Democratic Coun­ the District, stated that this ap- that "this approach would dis-. be announced that evening/"ac­ lic is invited. Refreshments w ill' day tlirough April 12, at 111 thc show to honor various ex- enter in competition with undei- ty Chairman, Anthony Andora, jiears "to be a fair and equable |,cj ajj rumors that the two hand cording to Rev. Edward J. Haj l.e served. For further infor­ Weft. Orangen „ Armory, 1315Mbits. hibits. Among Among these these first first tro- tro- gr«ouHi« graduates min t#enty-five schools United Stales. and the Nominating Committee solution. He stated that i; picked candidates had been d.ulc, county CYO director. mation, please contact Mrs. Pleasant Valley Way. phies to he awarded will be a throughout of the Party, that he was in J;:mos Ferguson, 438-7458 or Governor's trophy, a Rutgers Three major prizes w.-re i-np- would “certainly result in a chosen months, ago before the In a spectacular debut, the complete accord with the pro­ true reflection of the desires"ol Mrs. Alfred McNinoh, 438-2187. trophy and one donated by the tured by Traphagen students- nominating process started." bhow will feature more than 80 posal ,iow being considered by th< Democratic organizations, Son To Morrises International Fkiwer Show Com- the grand first prize* of $500 exhibits by nine than 70 exhibi­ the Nominating Committee groups and voters throughou, Porto claims a wide hase of initU'c. Competition is expected P*u* a S5000 apprenticeship srppoit throughout most of the Mr. and Mrs. G. Wayne Mor­ CubPack 97, which meets at tors from throughout the state, wherein Porro and the ether the District. It would either dis­ lo be very keen for the honor ot jcb; and, in addition, two first ix:i’,r.iur.ities in the District. ns, 25 Caryn Place, Fairfield, master Charles Huber in r.hlllip Alampi, Secretary of the two dr three prospective candi­ pel tlie supposed opposition being the first to receive these prizes in various separate catc- formerly ol 579 • Chase Avenue. cl large, had a skit, "Extra Or- .State Department of Agricul­ dates still remaining in the field Die p-e it'on to his candidacy arid other awards. gories, amounting to S250 each. .blocks ] ‘campaign against my Lyndhurst, announce the arrival, ,jinary Eggs," at their mesting loi the two Assembly positions .candidacy or prove their point: loiK rni’.ar '■.! two of the other ture, will be oil hand to official­ The 7,457 member Garden Another nationwide contest, for oi. March 30, of their son. Kevin he;d on Friday evening at the ly open thc show this coming U- placed on the ballot in June [ welcome this challenge. This C8 rW/.! ' : Ine field. Club of New Jersey will present which the classes are still William, weighing 6 lbs., 15 ozs., celebration of their first anni- Saturday at 10 a.ni. .in ihe organisation column and method «,uld prove-te be very lour special exhibits and have awaiting the judging, is the Di­ ' I' Ofira MaUSS" Memorial Hos: vi rsary. Mrs. John Henderson, the Democratic voters' given the healthy and; beneficial to all of For five full days, from 10 sc heduled a competitive show to sign Competition tor the Mex- CYO Hoi'Jc Party j.ital. . opportunity to select the two the candidates and would end tc acher at River Road School. a.m. to 10 p.m., visitors-will h< the specifications of the Nation- icf- City Olympics. Entries in- Mrs. Morris is the former (hey deem most qualified and with no personal .anim osities The Catholic Youth Organiza­ able to see outstanding floral a! Council of State Garden eluding both men's and wom­ Jane A. Rixlgers, daughter of desirable as Party candidates, or disputes." tion of Bergen County will M)-s. Norman C. Rodgers, for­ and gardening demonstration: Clubs. en's costumes for the United sponsor a card pai'y-fashioi merly of Lyndhurst, pdw a resi­ and personally s‘peak wkh ex- Variety will keynote the tive- States Olympics Team have 1 he proposal was submitted last "The many Democratic orga- Combo - Organ pirls on floriculture, horticul­ show on Friday. Anril T. nt the dent of Fairfield, N. J. Mr. day show. There will be such di­ been made by the students. week byf •tM.rj.,,, organizations, nizations that I have appeared Big Sound of Today ture and landscaping. Bergen Mall An a. Pa­ Morris is the son of Mr. and vi rse exhibits as a geranium namely, Organization Demo- bi fore iu„lh£- District reflect rr m us The -card j * ty begins Lowest Prices Anywhere This first show is the result Promotion For Mrs. George W. Morris of garden displaying more tha • o a ts for (Porro, headed by John overwhelming favor to this pro- o1 8 :00 p.m. ..o f more than two year’s ef­ Louisburg, N. C., and is cm- 20 shades of' color. The Cactus Robert Averill 1’itino of Rutherford, arid an in- pssal. I, as-one of the proposed MUSIC TIME inc fort. "There are many people. :nd Succulent Society of New The fashions to be displayed ployed ns an clectronios tachni- too numerous lo mention, who j f.rsey wjn „ |s0 be on hand with dependent group called people names involved, do hereby sub- ore outfits made by over 75 eian with the Bendix Corp., Te- call 993 - 5571 are putting the show on amide- a display. If getting your grasr co-chaired by John mil mysilf to this method of sc- high school girls for a recent tcibcro, N. J. serve a lot of credit,11 says Sec- [. gfow properly has been retary Alampi. one of th,* early pi^g^ng you, then maybe you advocates of the show. "It will should visit the exhibit of thc f i t SUPERMARKET WITH THE lie a huge success!," he pro- Cultivated god Association, d.cts. Governor Richard J. -'steps lo an lnsta.it Lawn” and woman s touch Hughes has urged New Jersey- proper sodding procedures will GRAND ans to attend what he hopes will demonstrated. ‘ become « annual springtime Most pt.0ple think that 4-H UNION happening in the Garden eiubs art* strictly for Iwys and SUPERMARKETS State.” girls jn rural areas, but volun- The four sponsors of the show-, teer leaders and 4-H’ers Whole or Half Ihe New Jersey State Florists' Essex, Morris, Union, Bergen, /Save Cash...Get Blue Stamps, too! Association, .New Jersey Asso- p&ssaic, Somerset, Hunterdon ciation of Nurserymen, New and Mercer Counties will pre- LAMB Jersey Plant and Flower Grow- sent demonstrations daily on ors’ Association and the North various aspects of gardening, as s e s Jersey Metropolitan Nursery, v.ell as 4-H activities for urbari FULLY COOKED-READY TO IAT men’s Association were origi­ youngsters. The 4-H exhibit will nally brought together by. Sec. show photography, electricity You receive iH p u t favorite mis at retary Alampi. and woodworking projects SM OKED HAM S ROBERT AVERIIX one km price irvchidHij lej roast, . L E G S O F Secretary Almapi’s Depart­ among others. rib chop, loin chops, shoulder Robert Averill, son of Mr. and Butt ment is a cooperating agency Other exhibitors include both chops and stem. etc. All custom u t Pillion . the Essex and Bergen County M rs- George Averill, 216 Fur- and wrapped al os extra cost. along with the College of Agri­ lb ’ lb Park Commissions, the Garden place- L ^u rst, has been 4 9 * culture and Environmental Sci­ Half b 59c ence of Rutgers—The State Uni­ State Rose Club, the New Jer­ promoted to manager oi prod­ Shcnk Half ,4 9 * Butt uct engineering at the Hawmet 2 MEALS IN 1 versity. , sey Federation of Women's CENTER CUT Clubs and Iron Sculpture Origi­ Corp.'s Medical Division, New LIM B COMBINATION Probably the best bargain vis­ York. A graduate of Lyndhurst H A M S T E A K S OR ROAST 9 9 nals. O o p > itors will ever get is the Show High School, and Newark Col­ No matter whether you were IOHELESS CHDCI SWUTI _ Booklet (50 cents) written by lege of Engineering, he receiv­ several members ol the Rut­ born with a green thumb o r nev­ CUBE STEAKS 99' SAUSAGE »» £ 65' ed a B.S. in mechanical engi­ lONILIS! NAfLEUAT er planted a seed in your life, gers faculty. It is an incisive neering and M.S. in engi CHUCK FILLET ,89c SLICED BACON 59* compendium of floricultural the First Annual New Jersey neering management from UEr CHICK u n n and landscaping information, Flower and Garden Show has N.C.E. Robert Averill, his wife U IN E S P R IN GGEN FF AKKEN RIBS , 5 5 ^ MEAT BALLS si" S 99' worth many times its nominal something t o you. Keep the ^ ^ Traoi rRESH-IIAIi SWUT'S PtEMniM Garden State in Bloom," is the LAMB price. and Kelly, reside at 119 Cedar GROUND CHUCK .69c SUCEDBACON ^79' show’s motto. To find out how, I WEEKSWIN IN EUROPE SHOULDER CHOPS RIB CHOPS LOIN CHOPS MAPLE LEAT Overseeingg the success of the Road, Ringaood. N. J. Show are Irving K. Christensen, set your sites on the West Or­ CANADIAN bacon * ^ 5 9 ' v i a TWA , TRAY PACK SACsuiun QOc president; George C. White, ange Armory, April 8-12. The Mothers Club of Lynd­ 7 9 SHRIMPcockt/u i J - 0 9 Mrs. Joyce Nankervis of 242 hurst will hold a card party on t* T t« I j R O m * £SS HOUOAT CUT UP FOWL vice president; Roger Boulogne, ntSI BLUEPOITT CLANS M Af> treasurer; dnd William E. Sny­ Orient Way, Lyndhurst, is va- April tsth at Adoniram T*m- & iLeepstat\es GfT (WTRttS AT OOt BAIRY CAM UTTLEKECKS der, secretary. James McFaul cationing during the Easter Re pie on Second Avenue. Mrs. ‘ AVO Vft. is manager and Warren Cook is cess from the Traphagen School Jam es Sidletskv is president. lXik-STCBSUCES " . 3 0 ° BOILED HAM HRAfT 5Al«DOFE5S'N6 ntSTOuntmto uiu> m N ks^69t^T»,59c MIRACLE WHIP VIRGINIA HAM nmnotkUTtuno PARKS SAUSAGE 5:49*. FLORIDA SEEDLESS m m . JB H R Sandw ich meats “ouvi lb EARLY N0KB Grapefruit5 4 5 ' mt tiotet wiih deli toooien SUCED BACON BEECHNUTALl PURPOSE COFFEE GRIND JOnWEVE l< SERVICE c o id c * w n 7 M.I PINEAPPLES -29* TOILET TISSUE pkg. 25* GRAND UNION tfirrrr _fw. ^ UVLE FLA-VALENCIA-JUICE TOWELS 2 o 33c is an individual matter p i i i i . 1« lists PINEAPPLE JUICE SARANWRAP 57‘ Oranges 5 3 9 EEEILEX 3 3 8 9 ‘ CINN. 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Mif- - " - m t* i M8RAt.ilKHT19L HEAS.SI10IIlDE8SaS9: H0XEMA *C» ONIT |9 SCOPE WUTHWAS* - 69‘ PRELL SHAMWjO j 69' T ie Oldest Financial Institution In Town — Sniff lti 4 GIEEM;o»th;aste 1S 9 ‘ B/Gv POVJMR '."49' Kearny Federal Savings Grand Union 579 Ridge Road, North Arlington . Ml" IM* ASSOCIATION * PUNTY OF n « f MftKINC AT IOTH OFFICII Instant Redemption Service" Blocmfield, N. J. 22 Washington Street PXGE SEX TBE COMMERCIAL LEADER ANT) SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 Commercial Xea^er AND THE SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW Established 19*1 r ~ ' y Cancer Society Warns That Children Are The Commercial Leader is the official newspaper • 1 ilYIDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company PreyTho Ann’iu an CancerOf So- ApparentlyCigarette she said, the Sur- lo court lungAddiction cancer, hear* dis-- Coned about theirAnd smoking hab- opinion, Cancer education of children at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. Telephone GEneva 8-8700-8701 ciety u n c i last Socii-ty of Model Engineers ” is prize winner in the North East- rated under the laws of both men 21 years or over. A limited voting have been eased. High School in 1959. By 1965 holding its thirty-fifth annual ern and Mid-Eastern regional the States of New York and nuni'm- of “Junior fnember- It is no longer necessary to be able to Who are we to say that 19-year-olds she found that the prevalence of model railroad show through model contests of the National N ew Jerseyas anon-prolit.edu ships" are open for young men read and write the language to be able won’t shoulder their responsibilities w ell? smoking among them had near- Sunday, April 16, at the So- Model Railroad Association. citional organization, between the ages of 18 and 21. to vote. Because of the onrush of Puerto F o u r states, G eorga, K entucky, A laska lv doubled cicty's quarters, 341 Hoboken Ricans to the mainland the qualifications f!oad. Carlstadt, N. J. Award winning models and Membership meetings are Visitors arc welcome. and Hawaii have dropped their voting “In 1959, when the average for Toting have been eased to their simp­ Show hours are: Weekdays: Prizes. "°n by members in na- held.Wednesdays and Saturdays For additional information ages. Michigan last year rejected an age was 15.5 years. 35 per cent lest forms. 7 to 10 p.m.: Saturdays: 1 tional and regional competitions at 7 p.m. call 201 939-9212. amendment to lower the voting age to 18. ci the boys a id 28 per cent of W e have come a long, long way from the girls were smokers,’‘smokers.” ~Dr. to 10 p.m .: Sundays, 1 to 6 p.m areaon display. ;---- The New York Society of Railroad memorabilia, donat- the days when only property owners were In New Jersey a constitutional amend- Saiber told the seminar. "In ing using the Lodi shelter as of considered eligible to vote. Some of our ment is sought to reduce the voting age 1965, at anSi U average « Vft U^V U^V age W* of 21» Model Engineers is the oldest «*- b-v , thoI country's, . leading | rail- Kientz Belts next year. pioneer settlers would be aghast at the to 19. vears 63 D er cent of the bovs sml most distinguished organi- loads is on Vlew Thp 'argest manner in which the voting rolls have In Congress the proposal has been de­ and 55 peT cent (rf the^ J r is -tio n in its field in the West- E lection of illuminated tall- Assembly Bills "Grohsmann Is most con­ were smoking " err hemisphere. It nad its be- s<8 ns ls 4150 featured. Camera scientious," Kientz declared. been stretched so that almost anybody feated. In 29 states similar legislation was Strong opposition to both As­ who wants to can cast a ballot. defeated. In addition,' the youngsters E ^ in g in Ae years just prior enthusiasts are welcome, "Any owner can be sure that if sembly Bill 686 and A 410 will his pet is picked up he can Not long ago the proposal that 19-year- If the voting age were lowered in New had increased th e amount that t° e,flrS* °rld War and was operating models of historic result in a compromise bill, pre- claim it a t the shelter up to a olds be drafted at once for military service Jersey next year about 200,000 in the age they smoked. "Male smokers ° ‘c‘‘ and “famous-name trains" are was put forward. There have been no wide levels of 19 and 20 would become eligible increased their consumption of m , m New ork ity. Qi) display- the recently demis- diets Charles Kicntz, North Ar- seven day period." objections. to vote. They would also be eligible to cigarettes by 4.3 packs a week The soclety has **>en ln commu' ed "Phoebe-Snow" of the Erie- Iington Health Officer. Assembly Bill 686, which was serve on municipal bodies, w e imagine. So and girls by 4.6 packs a week to ou' e;astence growing since L?c|«iwanna. Britain's famed introduced by Assemblyman In other words, the 19-year-old is con­ that date. Kientz, who is chairman of the idea of a 19-year-old high school sen­ reach a level of 6.5 packs a _ ,, , , “Coronation Scot,” Santa F es ,, .. . ,, ... Guido Brigiam of Middlesex, sidered mature enough for military duty. , „ , . The New York Society creat- ior serving on his local Board of Educa- week and b packs a week re- . . . . , , “Grand Canyon,” Pennsylvania the New Jersey Health Officers. provides for the unifc)rm tattoo It would appear difficult to argue that Association and a member of tin would not be impossible. After all, he spectively," the Harvard doctor f0' e s an ar or . m_.° Railroad’s "Senator" and ing of dogs, at the owner’s op­ the youth is not able to handle the re­ the legislative committee of would not be able to play football, having reported. lu ‘ldlngs m 4 muh SCale “Broadway Limited," the pe- tion, to serve as a permanent sponsibility of voting. Health Representatives of the passed the age limit for interscholastic Of those who said they had ®r5t successfully devised push- ^ , , ^ 1 cjrcus trains and many identificatin Owners could be i-ru^ r»F intnr n^lnnn ma. New Jersey League of Munici­ Voting is a cherished privelege. It is competition. Why not play on his Board siopped smoking at age 15 r i bu,ton type of interl“ kine ma- others are running on both rail- easily located through a tattoo e r ' 1 • * ____ !__ a 1 O r ” 0 0 1 nkin..chine™ f(termed tarmnrl “MY“NX" ’ nr-or e> palities, states flatly that also a responsibility that all too many of Education instead? te r cent later resumed smoking. roads. registration number. This sys­ trance-exit) was built by its "these are spite bills and should Dr. Salbber found. tem also would help locate lost members in 1938. So ingenious Of special and topical interest, be scrapped." or stolen animals and would was it, that prototype railroad ir. view of the current revolu- prevent a black market in dogs. ADVERTISEMENT built a full size version, and it tion in China, visitors will find The New Jersey Branch ol the Humane Society of the was subsequently adopted by on display, an historic !4 " scale "It’s a great idea,’’ Kientz most railroads. model of the Chinese National United States claims that As­ said. “We’d like to have our Marvin David Levy. Genius! * Beck’s Column sembly Bill 686 would force lo­ More than 7,000 people were Railways “North Coast 'Ex- dog tattooed, but franklyT doh’t cal community pounds to be­ It was with considerable pride that It was a note that may have escaped attracted to last year’s annual press." This a complete replica know where I could have the MAX BECK come suppliers of dogs for re- Passaic area residents, including ourselves, most—and yet that may have been the sho.v. that operated on the Bow Kum job done.” listed last Saturday to the first radio most piognant of the afternoon of triumph Our 35th show this year, is big- division fcirca 1938). A scratch sca‘'ch without ^ regard to the broadcast of the new American opera, —which made the opera so moving for a ger and better, and has broad- built director’s car. and a pub- WIS _° the Jocal municipal Opponents of Brigiani’s bill government and its officials. It support A 410 which, they say, “Mourning Becomes Electra.” chosen few. er appeal than ever before: Ik : dance hall car are of un- Two separate and operating usual interest, would establish a low price for would provide adequate protec- Pride because the composer of the opera This note was contained in the brief model railroads are in constant The society Is strategically .cnimals . . to be provided to . prof-. . tion for pets and their owners was one of us, Marvin David Levy, a 34- announcement that Marvin David Levy action. located in of the New “ -"taking institutions and by by requiring all wardens to open ycsr-old genius who was graduated from had dedicated his opera to his father. What was once the iareest Jersey-New York Metropolitan providing no safeguards to pro- their facility at oertau, apeei. P assaic High ScbooL Mr. Levy w a s born A year or so ago th s father died. >•0 ” guage (scaled H" to the area, situated just two short Pets’ vvou,d make if much fied ■ P rid in g in Passaic. H it fa ther mad mother made foot) model railroad in the tgocks west of N. J. Route 17 on more difficult for owners to penalties fpr the failure of war- their living in a candy store. Their son Marvin had been a guest on the WOR world . . . has now been rebuilt historic Hoboken Road, (Route ever recover them. The Society dens to fulfill their duty to noti- received his musical training from an aunt Saturday afternoon opera program— here in Carlstadt with 15 miles 20). says that A 686, which it terms fy the owner when his pet is who lived in Clifton. Opera Ouiz of the Air. He had performed (scale) of outside third-rail Seven excellent bus services a seizure bill, would change the impounded. The bill makes theft brilliantly. Parents from a Passaic candy store, an track in operation. (including Inter-City No. •jt policies and operating proce­ ot a dog a larceny and makes it But the approval he wanted most was - aunt who taught the piano, Passaic High A special feature this year is from N Y. Port Authority, dures of the humane societies. necessary for dealers to have that of his father in Passaic. Young Levy Dogs would have to be turned School. Such waa the background of the the newly completed operational Times Square—8 miles) come adequate records and bills of telephoned home as soon as the broad­ nan who composed the soaring and spiri­ o\er-head catenary. Scenery has right by our quarters. An air- ever to laboratories regardless sale. cast was over. ted opera that delighted manv millions of been built in the Glen-Rock— conditioned ride will win you of the society members who “Dad, how was it?” aaked the com­ "But I certainly believe that . listeners on Saturday afternoon. Ridgewood—Port Jervis areas over. Call 201-939-9212 for infor- support these humane activities poser. unwanted animals from pounds ol the railroad. mation. with their donations. “Wonderful, my son. I am proud of you should be used for the good of lt was the American dream. It was an­ The "HO" guage railroad Armed forces in uniform wel- and for you.” Feast or famine, that seems Kientz said that he is defi­ science a-nd that no objection to other verse in the song of joy and hope (scaled 3.5 mm per foot) and come at all times, “Thank you, dad,” said Marvin. to be the lot of the TV industry nitely in favor of animals being vivisection can be raised on the that the greatest of our men, Dr. William the most popular guage in the An hour later the elder Levy was strick­ during the last couple of years used in medical research and round that this is an immoral Carlos Williams of Rutherford, sang with world has 39 miles (scilei of en by a stroke. He never recovered. Most people do not kno.v that science education. practice," Kicntz said. such fervor. track in operation. This include? INFORMATION: wc have color TV now for 13 a double track mainline, I love animals,’ In- said. "I He added that A 410, intro- Passaic High School has reason to be An opera that may live as long as years. To be sure, in the begin The New York Society of Mod­ proud. Passaic and, indeed, all of as hsve American music has-been dedicated to branchline. engine facilities. el Engineers, established in hoye a West Highland white ter- duced by Assemblyman Lee M. nine there were only a few rier named Misty and I certain- Carlton of Bergen County, to be proud. him. He did not live in vain. hours of color broadcasting dur­ classification yards and a hump 152s functions and ii dcdirat- yard. ed to the pursuit and develop­ ly wouldn’t want anything to would remove supervision of ing the ttfck and it took a long, happen to her. But if 1 had to New Jersey's animal control long time to get this new- means The hump-yard. employing ment of model building. electro-pneumatic retarders, Membership is made up of choose between her lie ing run from the Department of Health cf entertainment across. It was k ■and place it under the control shock" arid surplse to the utilizing automatic coupling men from all walks of life, over by a car or I -ing used for and uncoupling of cars, repro- a legitimate laboratory purpose, ot the Department of Agricul­ whole industry when all of a bonded in a common interest, in Why Not McGuire? duces in miniature, all the 1(1 pick Ihe latter.” ture. Under this entirely new sudden the demand for color TV model building, and its’ applica­ operations of a prototype class­ set up, Kientz said the cost to sets i.i the fall of 1965 reached tion toward creating, in minia­ Kientz said that the animal The President of the United States tions with Philadelphia, New York, Bos­ ification yard. the taxpayer, particularly the unprecedented propor t i 0 n s. ture, the romance, the excite­ shelter operated in Lodi by should solve the jetport quandary in the ton and Washington. The new "HO" Allegheny Di­ dog owner, would increase. Within 6 weeks the supply of ment and the historical signifi­ Frank Grohsmann has an ex­ metropolitan area. He can do it by in­ vision, designed by the na- It can be put into use in a relatively color TV sets was sold out. No­ cance of railroading. cellent reputation. The shelter "The license fee alone would sisting that‘McGuire Airport become a t onally honored award-winning short time. body in the TV field kno.vs to The society owns its own i.s usec^by such communities as go up to 10 dollars," he part of the regional apparatus. master model railroad builder, this day what caused this sud- building in Carlstadt, a eom- North Arlington, Lyndhurst, declared. W hat if McGuire is not used? Walter Olevsky, of Carlstadt, McGuire covers more land space than tfen demand for color TV It did Plctely equipped aM. operating. Kearny. 1 larni.ua. and EasL Kicntz. White supporting in has been completely seeniced. any of the present metropolitan jetports. A huge tract of land in the most con­ coincide with the decision by machine shop is maintained for Newark. Rutherford, which has principal A 686, said that a new Under the direction of Fred But it is used only fractionally in com­ gested state in the union must be acquir­ CBS (channel) to go into color the exclusive and private use of operated its ow.i shelter for the bill "plugging all the loopholes" Wadleigh, of Jersey City, Spe­ parison to its capacity. For 10 years Mc- ed. The construction of the jetport must broadcasts, which in itself could its members. past three years, is contemplat- should be introduced. cial features include: new tech­ fiuire has not been used as a tactical base start from scratch. It will cost a half bil­ not have such a drastic effect niques in model, scenic construc­ by the Air Fore. Instead, it has been used lion. It will take five to eight years to o:. the sudden demand for color tion and design, and the use of for the ferrying of soldiers and their complete. receivers. It still is a mystery. "forced” and ’’natural'' per­ families and as a field for- the reserve Anyway, there was a real (am­ spectives in model scenic fliers. Sen. Clifford P. Case has been clamor­ ine of color TV sets. This con­ A T IIM IO V HOMEOWNERS: construction and design, Mr. ing for the use of McGuire. Gov. Richard tinued until about the middle of THANK YOU for the tremendous response and purchases on There ir no reason why McGuire should J. Hughes believes McGuire is adaptable. not be developed as a commercial-mili­ 1966, when supplies beoame our FORM'CA KITCHEN FOR $399.95 tary field. It is true there are other locations.. But more readily available. Now wo have the "feast," factories, For the customers who have not taken advantage of this terrific none can be put into use as quickly. None LIMITED TIME ONLY It is in being. ss economically. None located as strate­ wholesalers, retailers, every­ buy there will be a three week delay on all orders, for this - body is loaded with color TV It has the space. gically. Shower Enclosures, sets. beautiful kitchen. It is located strategically on the Pen­ This is a high policy decision. It should Safety Glass nsylvania Railroad and dose to the New be made by the president. Senator Case DUriftg the time of the great­ SO DON'T DELAY: ORDER TO-DAY ___ Jsrtey Turnpike. ought to beat on the door of the White est demand, the factories raised E x p e r t l y DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS WONDERFUL BUY. It will have train and highway connec­ H ouse. their prices. This had to be expected, supply and demand al­ Installed $49.50 IKATIIItOOM SPECIAL ways regulates the price (ex­ Choice of design cept for diamonds, which are WE WILL INSTALL, THREE NEW COLORED FIXTURES BY rigidly controlled by a monop­ Forte Tile Co. NO. 7-1253 oly*. Now, with the supply ex­ STANDARD, OR KOHLER. Call anvtime Busing To The Parks ceeding the demand, naturally INSTALL NEW DROP CEILING, PARTITIONS, SHEET ROCK, the prices are coming down In CERAMIC TILE IN TUB AREA AND FLOOR. On Saturday the county’s parks open of- zoo at Van Saun Park, Paramus, would reality it is more a readjust­ rtcuuiy. be an ideal place to visit—if children had ment to the level before the a way of getting there. FREE TO THE FIRST TWENTY CUSTOMERS W H O ORDER S om e o t the m o s t costly and molt en- great demand. Of course some ROSE CUTONE ioyahlc par k lie. * good distance from M cDoweU’s idea should be given study production economies also will NOW . A BEAUTIFUL FORMICA VANITY IN DECORATOR S o u th Bergen, the most congested area in by the park commission and by municipal matte j wrtiwMMwS jd fnn> COLORS TO COMPLIMENT YOUR NEW BATHROOM. Insurance Counseling, tb e co u n ty officials. Cooperation on the part of both reductions reriu possible Tho re: would be necessary. ks that color TV will be av 464 Rutherford Ave. Mayor William McDowell of North able to a larger segment of Total

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CommercialAND THE SOUTH BERGEN Xeoiier REVIEW * Cancer Society" Warns That Children Are Established 1921 The Commercial Leader is the official newspaper LYNDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS Published every Thursday by The Commercial Leader Printing Company CancerOf So- ApparentlyCigarette she said, the Sur- t'V court King'wmcw,Addiction Heart dis-' tiomd about theirAnd smoking hab- opinion, Cancer education of children The American at 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. Telephone GEneva 8-8700-8701 ciety w-rved last ,veek _ that pton General's report in Jand- ease and other cigayfctte-caused its and other factors that might would do little good if thc liSr- E d ito r ...... JOHN SAVINO whilt. millions of adults have ary 1964 condemning cigarette diseases to a discouraging do- be related to them, ents were not included too. given up smoking cigarettes smoking as a major health gree." She* found that the smoking Dr. Williams, who is a sur­ Second-Class postage paid at Rutherford, N. J. their ranks have been more huzaid had little influence on She said that an appeal on es- habits of parents wore closely geon from Jacksonville, Fla-, than filled by youngsters—many thc youngsters' smoking habts. thetic and moral grounds that related to those of their chil- cited cigarette smoking as caus­ Subscription $3.00 Per Year Ten Cents Per Copy of them 15 years of age. In the keynote address to thc smoking is cheap, dirty or tin- dfen. Dr. Salber, herself a for- ing "more prevent able illness, ------Parental example is one rea- seminar, Dr. Ashbel C. Wil- ladylike would probably be- trier smoker and the mother of disability and deaths than any Lyndhurst, N. J., A pril 6, 1967 ______KOn ■■' f0r thp smoking habit liuns. president of the Ameri- more effective than an appeal four, said that educational of- other habit.” He called upon his j’mong the young, according to can Cancer .Society, said that U sed on health reasons. forts should also be directed follow physicians to "devote tht society's researchers. although 19-million adult Amor- The- 10th grade students in Dr. toward parents, pointing up Ihe more time and give more sup- ic<>ns had given up cigarette Salber's 1959 survey were influence upon children of pa- 'port to men and wompn who At the society convention in Palm Beach, Fla., last week. tmoking. "Youngsters in grade among 6,810 Newton public rental smoking. , tire struggling to break this school and high school continue school children who were ques- She emphasized that, in her habit.” Votes For 19-Year-Olds? Dr. Eva J. Salber of the Har­ wood School of Public Health I* the 19-year-old ready to vote? shirk. In school elections only 20 percent declared that youngsters are A great many Americans who had re­ exercise their rights. It takes a really hot trained early to smoke. And servations on the question years ago are election campaign to draw more than 70 they keep up the habit. Railroads Run In Carlstadt Again changing now. Some think that a youth percent of the voters to the polls. Dr. Salber traced the smok­ of 19 is well able to vote. This means a great many of 21 and over ing habits of students who wore The world famous "New York U'adleigh is the recent first It is registered ami inuorpo. Membership if open lo all ,AU along the line the restrictions on don’t appreciate their responsibilities. 10th graders at Newton :Mass.) Society of Model Engineers" is prize winner in the North East- rated under Ihe laws of both men 21 years or over. A limited voting have been eased. Highf School in 1959 By 19(15 holding its thirty-fifth annual ern and Mid-Eastern regional the States of New York and num>'9r of "Junior Trinrihnr- It ia no longer necessary to be able to Who are we to say that 19-year-olds she found that the prevalence of model, railroad show through model contests of the National New Jersey as a non-profit, cdu- ships" are' open for young men read and write the language to be able won’t shoulder their responsibilities well? smoking among them had near- Sunday, April 16. at the So- Model Railroad Association. crtional organization, between the ages of 16 and 21. to vote. Because of the onrush of Puerto lv doubled. cicty’s quarters, 341 Hoiioken Four states, Georga, Kentucky, Alaska Award winning models and Membership meetings are Visitors are welcome. Ricans to the mainland the qualifications "In 1959, when the average Hoad. Carlstadt, N. J. and Hawaii have dropped their voting prizes, won by members in na- held Wednesdays and Saturdays For additional information for voting have been eased to their simp­ age was 15.5 years. 35 per cent Show hours are : W eekdays: lest forms. ages. Michigan last year rejected an t:onal and regional competitions at 7 p.m. call 201 939-9212. amendment to lower the voting age to 18. the boys and 28 per cent of 1 -J are on d is p la y . ______the girls were smokers. Dr. to 10 p.m.. Sundays, 1 to b p.m We have come a long, long way from Railroad memorabilia, donat- the days when only property owners were In New Jersey a constitutional amend­ Salber told the seminar "In The ed by the country's leading rail- Kientz Belts ing using the Lodi shelter as of considered eligible to vote. Some of our ment is sought to reduce the voting age 1965, at an average age of 21 Model hnginnrs is the oldest . . next year. to 19. vears 63 D er cent of the bovsand most distinguished organi- 1 puds ls on v‘^ v The 'ilrge*' pioneer settlers would be aghast at the 5 • M per ce ° . ^ thtinn in it< field i-1 th.> West collection, of illuminated tail- Assembly Bills “Grohsmann is most con­ In Congress the proposal has been de­ and 55 per cent of the girls *™°n in its ftelctjn the West- f„nhirivl r , manner in which the voting rolls have err hemisphere. It nad its be- signs is also featured. Camera scientious,” Kientz declared. feated. In 29 states similar legislation was were smoking.” Strong opposition to both As­ been stretched so that almost anybody ginning i.. the years just prior enthusiasts are welcome. "Any owner cart be sure that if who wants to can cast a ballot. defeated. In addition, the youngsters sembly Bill 686 and A 410 will his pet is picked up he can If the voting age were lowered in New t on in China, visitors will find was subsequently adopted by on display, an historic !4" scale the Humane Society of the “It’s a great idea,’’ Kienti: most railroads. model of the Chinese National United States claims that As­ said. "We’d like to have our Marvin David Levy: Genius! Beck.s ColllinB sembly Bill 686 would force lo­ More than 7,000 people were Railways “North Coast Ex- dog tattooed, but frankly l doh’t cal community pounds to be­ It was a note that may have escaped attractedl to last year’s annual press.” This a complete replica know where I could have the It was with considerable pride that come suppliers of dogs for re- Passaic area residents, including ourselves, most—and yet that may have been the show. that operated on the Bow Kum ...... job done.” most piognant of the afternoon of triumph Our 35th show this year, is big- division (circa 1938). A scratch *' ^ i „i listed last Saturday to the first radio wishes of the local municipal Opponents of Brigiani’s bill —which made the opera so moving for a ger and better, and has broad- built director’s car, and a pub- broadcast of the new American opera, government and its officials. It support A 410 which, they say, chosen few. er appeal than ever before. lie dance hall car are of un- “Mourning Becomes Electra.” would establish a low price for would provide adequate protec- Two separate and operating usual interest. , , ., , . . ,. . . , ., , This note was contained in the brief , , _ . ,i,, animals to be provided to prof- tion for pets and their owners Pride because the composer of the opera model railroads are m constant The society is strategically . ■ J. .■ v. . u „ ii____ a______was one of us, Marvin David Levy, a 34- announcement that Marvin David Levy . . a .. . . , .L, , it-making institutions and by by requiring all wardens to open action. I t located UI the hub plovl•©“!V- guage« L « S ( waled to‘the ara T ^ itu a te d just two short toct pcls' would makc il much fied hours aftd by P rid in g A y e a r o r ao a g o th 2 father died. g ge , more difficult for owners to penalties for the failure of tf&i*- in Passaic. H u father and mother made foot) model railroad in the blocks west of N. J. Route 17 on ever recover them. The Society dens to fulfill their duty noti- their living in a candy store. Their son Marvin had been a guest on the WOR world . . . has now been rebuilt historic Hoboken Road, (Route to says that A 686, which it terms fy the owner when his pet is received his musical training from an aunt Saturday afternoon opera program— here in Carlstadt with 13 miles 20). a seizure bill, would change the impounded. The bill makes theft who lived in Clifton. Opera Ouiz of the Air. He had performed (scald of outside third-rail Seven excellent bus services , . .. policies and operating proce- ot a dog a larceny and makes it brilliantly. t-ack in operation. (including Inter-City No. Parents from a Passaic candy store, an c'ures of the humane societies, necessary for dealers to have But the approval he wanted most was A special feature this year is from N Y. Port Authority, aoat who taught the piano, Passaic High Dogs would have to be turned adequate records and bills of that of his father in Passaic. Young Levy the newly completed operational Times Square 8 miles) come School. Such was the background of the ever to laboratories regardless sale. telephoned home as soon as the broad­ over-head catenary. Scenery has right by our quarters. An air- man who composed the soaring and spiri­ o' the society members who cast was over. been built in the Glen-Rock— conditioned ride will win you “But I certainly believe that ted opera that delighted many millions of support these humane activities “Dad, how was it?” asked die com­ Ridgewood—Port Jervis areas over. Call 201-939-9212 for infor­ unwanted animals from pounds listeners on Saturday afternoon. with their donations. poser. ol the railroad. mation. should be used for the good of lt was the American dream. It was an­ “Wonderful, my son. I am proud of you The "HO” guage railroad Armed forces in uniform wel- Kientz said that he is defi- science and that no objection to Feast or famine, that seems other verse in the song;of joy and hope and for you.” (.scaled 3.5 mm per foot) and come at all times, to be the lot of the TV industry nitely in favor of animals being vivisection can be raised on the tint the greatest of our men, Dr. William “Thank you, dad,” said Marvin. the most popular guage in the during the last couple of years used in medical research and ground that this is an immoral Carlos Williams of Rutherford, sang with An hour later the elder Levy was strick­ world—has 39 miles (scalei of ADDITIONAL Most people do not kno.v that science education. practice," Kientz said. such fervor. en by a stroke. He never recovered. track in operation. This include? INFORMATION: *3, we have color TV now for 13 "I love animals." he said. "1 He added that A 410, inlro- An opera that may live as long as Ja double track- mainline, The New York Society of Mod­ Passaic High School has reason to be years; To sure, in the begin liiive West Highland white ter- duccd by Assemblyman Lee M. to branchline, engine facilities, el Engineer?, established in it proud. Passaic and, indeed, all of us have American music has been dedicated ning there were only a few nor named Misty and I certain- Carlton of Bergen County, to be proud. him. He did not live in vain. hours of color broadcasting dur­ classification yards and li hump 1926, functions and is dedicat- yard. lv wouldn't want anything to would remove supervision.. of ing the week and it took a long, ed to thc pursuit and develop- The hump-yard, happen to her. But if I had lo New Jersey’s animal control long time to get this new means employing mPnt of model building, electro-pneumatic choose between her being run from the Department of Health cf entertainment across. It was retarders. Membership is made up of and utilizing automatic coupling men from an wa|i,g of |ifp over by a car or beini; used for and place it under the control a shock and surpise to the and uncoupling of cars, repro­ n legitimate laboratory purpose, of the Department of Agrlcul- whole industry when all of a bonded in a common interest, in Why Not McGuire? duces in miniature, all the I'd pick Ihe latter." tore. Under this entirely new sudden the demand for color TV model building, and its' applica­ operations of a prototype class­ set up, Kientz said the cost to sets in the fall of 1965 reached tion toward creating, in minia- Kientz said that Ihe animal The President of the United States tions with Philadelphia, New York, Bos­ ification yard. the taxpayer, particularly the unprecedented propor tio n s ture, the romance, the excite- shelter operated in Lodi by should solve the jetport quandary in the ton and Washington. The new "HO" Allegheny Di­ dog owner, would increase. Within B weeks the supply of mrnt and the historical signifi- Frank Grohsmann has an ex- metropolitan area. He can do it by in­ vision. designed by the na- It can be put into use in a relatively color TV sets was sold out. No­ cance of railroading. cellent reputation. The shelter “The license fee alone would sisting that ‘ McGuire Airport become a t:onally honored award-winning short time. body in the TV field knows to The society owns its own is used by such communities as go up to 10 dollars," he part of the regional apparatus. master model railroad builder, building in Carlstadt, a com- North Arlington, Lyndhurst, declared, What if McGuire is not used? this day what caused this sud­ Walter Olevsky, of Carlstadt, McGuire covers more land Space than den demand for color TV. It did pletely equipped and openting Kearny, Harrison, and East Kientz, while supporting in has been completely sceniced. any of the present metropolitan jetports. coincide with the decision by machine shop is maintained fur Newark Rutherford, which has principal -A 686, said that a new _ A huge tract of land in the most con­ Under the direction e Air Fore. Instead, it has been used lion. It will take five to eight years to o:. the sudden demand for color tion and design, and the use of for the ferrying of soldiers and their com plete. receivers. It .still is a mystery. "forced" and ''natural” per­ families and as a field for the reserve Anyway, there was a real fam­ spectives in model scenic AT I i; \ I I O.V IIIIM i o n NI JIS : fU ers. Sen. Clifford P. Case has been clamor­ ine of color TV sets. This con­ construction and design. Mr. ing for the use of McGuire. Gov. Richard tinued until about the middle of THANK YOU for the tremendous response and purchases on Th*re is no reason why McGuire should J. Hughes believes McGuire is adaptable. 1966, when supplies became hot be developed as a commercial-mili­ our FORM 'CA KITCHEN FOR $399.95 more readily available. Now we tary field. It is true there are other locations.. But have the "feast.” factories, For the customers who have not taken advantage of this terrific none can be put into use as quickly. None LIMITED TIME ONLY It is in being. as economically. None located as strate­ wholesalers, retailers, every­ buy there will be a three week delay on all orders, for this gically. s body is loaded with color TV Shower Enclosures, beautiful kitchen. H has the space. sets. it is located strategically on the Pen­ This is a high policy decision. It should Safety Glass nsylvania Railroad and close to the New be made by the president. Senator Case During the time of the great­ SO DON'T DELAY: ORDER TO-DAY Jeney Turnpike. ought to beat on the door of the White est demand, the factories raised E x p e r t l y DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS WONDERFUL BUY. • It will have train and highway connec­ H ouse. their prices. This had to he expected, supply and demand al­ Installed $49.50 IftATIIIIOOM SPECIAL ways regulates the price (ex­ Choice of deaign cept for diamonds, which are WE WILL INSTALL, THREE NEW COLORED FIXTURES BY rigidly controlled by a monop­ Forte Tile Co. NO. T-02SJ STANDARD, OR KOHLER. oly). Now, with the supply ex­ Call anvtime Busing To The Parks ceeding the demand, naturally INSTALL NEW DROP CEILING, PARTITIONS, SHEET ROCK, the prices are coming down In CERAMIC TILE IN TUB AREA AND FLOOR. On Saturday the county’s parks open of- zoo at Van Saun Park, Paramus, would reality rt is more a readjust- be an ideal place to visit—if children had ment to the level before the FREE TO THE FIRST TWENTY CUSTOMERS W H O ORDER a way of getting there. great demand. Of course some Sens* of the most costly and most en- production economies also will ROSE CUTONE NOW . A BEAUTIFUL FORMICA VANITY IN DECORATOR aysblt parks lie a good diftance from McDowell’s idea should be given study South Bergen, the most congested area in by the park commission and by municipal make a certain amount of price COLORS TO COMPLIMENT YOUR NEW BATHROOM. ictaistions possible. The. result. Insurance Counseling the eo«ntv — f - ;------officials. Cooperation on the part of both would be necessary. 464 Rutherford Are. “ total < o*l Italy *777.77 Mayor William McDowell of North to a A rlin g to n , sis chief executive of the south- One of the most important thoughts (I w ho Lyndhurst, N. f, e rm o st community and, incidentally, as a that arise from McDowell’s suggestion is tjOt -d to jy it, Thi l)

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A Guide For MOVIES ENTERTAINMENT DINING git gothawn turns the Playhouse Show A Ripper Now I SMORGASBORD s p a t l i t c o n t h e s t a r s By Beverly Murphy eens" and when love blossoms Bearing a marked physical r <050 FRI a AY NISKT There's real knives used by between a young Puerto Rican resemblance to Tab Hunte/. i< F ** "On-The-Town” Special To The Leader lice and chicken noodle. Like thc cast at the Meadowbrook girl and :i member of ihe rival Scott Pearson who plays his (All You Can EM) NEW YORK;—In our pursuit most oriental soups all are Dinner Theatre in that great gang you know there's nothing ; idekiek Rick. Not only he a Also A La Carte Menu cleai'. gut they are hefty por­ £ntertainmm*rrt witii cf the perfect meal we have musical "West Side Story." tut-tragedy 'ahead. fine singer and dancer, hut „ LUCY HALE hunted widely and intensively. tions. Our pork wonton had a Tall, blond Tab Hunter is Pearson ra:es high as an actor. Music • Dancino You're so informed by producer ;;s. Entertainment Nightly We have yet to find it. But we rich body that was most satis­ Jiri Barto, an endearing raga­ Gary McHugh who pops on , Tony, o.ie o l tTie t©v clean look­ ®; Route 46, .South Hachtnsack came close. fying. stage before the performance to ing m em bers of this bunch of muffin is Anybodys, the only fe­ The perfect meal must be fine After that cam e an egg roil, a assure the audience that the juvenile delinquents, lie sings male in this puck of rats. When lood, splendidly served, pro­ delicious crisp pastry fijlled fr.med Pompton Turnpike land­ with a breathy quality that is the Jets and the Sharks show up v ith shreds of beef, shrimps, Private Parties vided in a pleasing decor and — mark in Cedar Grove his final­ nol displeasing and some of his \ ith their girls, decked out in all Welcome Phone 343-1771 and t+iis is important—fairly scallions, soy sauce, sugar, Salt ly come of age. This, says'he; is higher notes are surprisingly their finery, for the dance at the priced. the most amBftious atfempT in good. JSaSiia Lester is the love­ L,ym. there's Anybodys still in Il is with pleasure we can re­ The dinners have eolutjms thc theatre's history. Djn't. he ly Maria to whom he gives his hot grubby s.veat shirt and port that right in North Arling­ celled A and B. You can chopse pleads, leave your seat during heart. A former finalist ‘ In At­ jeans. But looking kiniia cute, at ton there is a restaurant that from one or the other, pixtier the performance. He forgets t.> lantic City's -Miss A m erica con­ that. Ample Parking - Loo* Smoking nearly fills our rigid specifica­ side produces specialties such edd, watch out for flying bodies. test, Joanna h:is superb vocal The rest of ’the cast turn in as moo goo gai pan, which is Main street tions. One might assume that Ihe talent. Her rendition of "I Feel uniformly fine performances. (■it Orange And one of the most interest­ chickcn stowed with singer, 1-fetty" is marvelous and when You may not feel the' ending is O R A N G E tiny stage would limit the-move- 6-2000 ing things about the restaurant sugar, scallions, soy sauce and ment in this souped up version she and Tab Hunter get to­ oNivineing but hope springs is the type of men who operate sherry. of Shakespeare's "Romeo aid gether for "One Hand. One eternal. Who doesn’t want to be­ Exclusive! “An Exciting ir. Then there is dessert: pine­ Juliet." If you‘re at ringside Heart,'' the applause is deaf­ lie ve that out of the bad can Film!” Cue. Mai Zetterllng’s Meet Frank Gee, mechanical apple chunks, almond cookies, ci me some good? you m ay be in constant War ening. Prize Winner engineer. Meet Ben Tom archt- jt-flo, ice cream or fortune that one of those wild, wild Standouts' in the east are Drama, Romance, comedy. tcct. i cookies. dancers is going to land uncere­ George Marcy as Maria's Take your pick. It's all there in “ Loving Couple” They are the pleasant, beam­ And, of course, there is the in­ moniously into your lap. but it brother Bernardo, leader of the "West Side Story" and such SOMEBODY IS VERY DEAp ar.J Harry Palmer, as played (An Adult Film From » ing hosts of "Jade Fountain." evitable pot of steam ing tea. never happens. And the excite­ Puerto Rican gang, and Carmen *songs as "America," "Maria.” Sweden) In English When you are through with bv Michael Caine, is making s«Te that he will not be next. the restaurant that has replac­ ment . . . wow! Morales as his girl friend Anita. "Tonight." and that laugh-get- The gripping and tense Harry Saltcman reduction for Para­ tTiat m eat you have e aten plenti­ ed the old Bon Fire on Ridge “W est Side Story" sets out to Both appeared in the original 'ter. "Gee, Officer Krupke." mount Pictui es, “Funeral in Berlin,” filmed in Technicolor Road, near Jauneey Avenue. fully. But the food, like ilii.iese tell how two warring gangs of production of "W est Side Story" keep you happily on the edge of ar.d Pana vision now playing at the Rivoli Theatre. Featured Their restaurant is a jewel. tood always, is light and easy to S(,.eet COrner punks are finally on Broadway. The show would your scat waiting for more. „ in the film is Eva Renzi. an exciting new star who will be The other night we had dinner t;skc. Maybe the tea helps. reconcilcd. It's the Puerto Ric- l.e worth seeing if only to catch The current Meadowbrook seen for the first time by American auliences. This film was there. And it was one of the And the fountain has a great ans against tho "real Ameri- these two in action. production runs through May 7. produced b y Charles Kasher and directed by Guy Hamilton. most pleasurable experiences thing going for it—fun. The \vc have had in a long time. pheasant greeting from the pro­ V- ■ - • , NOW THRU TUESDAY TO STUDY AT FDU prietors and the quick, efficient Vi ork of the waiters sets the Kearny Federal Announces Plans For Construction Of New Home ALL TECHNICQI.OR There was, for Instance, Frank SHOW Gee, a broad-faced young man 'fwcwd-.ood. I MICHAEL CAINE with a superb courtesy. He has But the other diners add to it. Shop Locally just moved into a Rutherford They order those big drinks, “FUNERAL IN BERLIN” apartment. big, big drinks in whole pine- ALSO — Gee wanted Rutherford be­ pppliesi or in cocoanuts or in TROY CONNIE cause Fairleigh Dickinson Uni­ huge tumblers. Everybody DONOHUE STEVENS versity is there. He wants to seems to have a wonderful “PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND” study for his m aster's degree time. Children are welcomed when he can take time away anc’ whole family groups eat in SATURDAY MATINEE from his busy restaurant. what appears to be a festive W UM i.3 “DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS” Tom has just finished his ar­ mood. Arlington — 998-1644 PLUS — chitectural studies at Pratt. According to thc sages every “ PALM SPRINGS When we had dinner the other eating material is made more NOW THRU TUESDAY WEEKEND” night he was weighing the of- l'u latable by giving it the prop­ Robert Eike Stack Somme • firs of several firms who ••-ant er cooking time. At the Jade Fountain they ♦lim. “THE CORRUPT ONES” Tom, slender and quick-mov­ must cook by the clock. Every­ Co-Hit ing, is interested in residential thing seems just right ! Jane Jason architecture. He wants to -plan- C.ZTT?..? _ Fonda Robards houses in the modern mood. He N o f r e Q a m e g a n c j "ANY WEDNESDAY” building adjacent to the present "t¥ s are included', and the office will rem ainin full service thinks he understands the idiom . _ , . Kearny Federal Savings anu — Benefit For —'■“— Loan Association today nnounc- main office at 614 Kearny Ave­ alarm system will include pho- until the new building is com- ol today and is anxious to try P la y s In I O W flSnip, Kearny Kardinal Boosters ed plans for the start of con­ nue, Kearny. togiraphic surveillance. pleted and ready to- serve the his hand. Local Boy A Member C!jb Wednesday Eve. April Of course, there is "Jade struction of its new main office The announcement was made Monteith said that the present public. 12 “Hallelujah Trail” Fountain.'' It remains his first The University of Notre Dame l y Donald -I. Monteith. presi. Burt Lancaster love. But he is an architect at Concert Band, famed interna- dent of the institution who said heart and one of these days he tionally, came to Lyndhurst on tour itinerary of twelve stops m |hat final ;ipprQVa| by the ^ 3^ Sat. & Sun. Matinee Only hopes to be designing the All Tuesday. March 28th. In the the United States and Canada 01 directors was given to Ep- —April 8 9— Arfterican house. presence of 526 excited and Father Fitzpatrick stated pic & Seaman, of Newark, Jade Fountain ’’CINDERELLA’’ Until then, enjoy tho barbe­ proud people in the High School 1-ringing Notre Dame to Lynd- A I.A. architectural firm for de­ All New! All Live! cued spareribs that come to the gymnasium, the band played burst was only fitting and prop- sign and interior decorations of 602 Ridge Road North Arlington Route 17 And table with a blazing stove. It n.usical selections taken from f 1 • He said, “First of all. we thc new building. the classical and popular ore raising money to build our “ALICE of WONDERLAND makes for festive, eating to have The general contractor will be in PARIS” the little pot of coals burning fields. - church. Secondly. Lyndhurst, - Since 1889, making it the oid- home of Champions, deserves O.A. Peterson Construction Co., CHINESE POLYNESIAN Beth In Glowing Color merrily as you eat the succulent Inc.. of .Montclair, Monteith ribs. cst organized band in America, ‘uch an elite outfit as Notre tht band "has toured the United Dame. Thirdly, mir native son -aid, and listed the1 Lartgfeldt AMERICAN FOOD CHOOSE YOUR PRICE Heating and Ventilating Cor­ Eating at the fountain can be States, Canada, and Mexico Joseph Melone, plays first trom- during the Easter season, mak- bone with the Band. It seems to poration of Union , City, Beach DINING ROOM — COCKTAIL LOUNGE costly or it can be relatively in­ Electric Company. Inc., of" East ing one-night stands in both that Notre Dame couldn't Cold Beer expensive. It depends upon you. Orange, and the Mosler Safe large cities and in small com­ possibly turn me down. And I BAR For the moderate taste there Company of New York for vault munities. was glad that Notre Dame are the family dinners. The din­ and alarm systems. BANQUET ROOM UP JO 125 Wine & Liquors ners are S3.25 per person. And This year, through the efforts agreed with me." don't think you can eat it all. of the Rev, Patrick Fitzpatrick, Director Robert O'Brien, ably '•Work will begin immediate­ WEDDING RECEPTIONS In the family dinner there is pastor of Lyndhursts Mount assisted by James Phillips* cop- ly," Monteith. declared, rand ...... PRIVATE PARTIES a choice of roast pork wonton, C. rmel Church. Notre Dame in- ducted 43 expert student musi- a hen finished we exjjact-4« pre­ Free Delivery mushroom egg drop, chicken eluded Lyndhurst in its 1967 cians representing every col sent to the people of W est Hud­ Cocktail Hour 3 - 5:30 P.M. Weekdays logo of the University. son the finest and most conven­ Complete Catering Service Selections by Tschaikowsky, ient financial services in an Orders put up to take out f?ach, and Rachmaninoff were u!tra modem setting." Now Showing At The Lincoln mixed with the popular songs The building will be a single For Information and Reservations WEDDINGS - BANQUETS from "My—Fair Lady" with PAPTIEb - ETC. equal skill and fine taste. The v ith an exterior of warm tan- Call Hostess Gloria Lee • concert finale, "Notre Dame tray brick with precast eon- Victory March" aroused the au­ crele comice and corner col­ 901 - .1377 H O M E M A D E dience to a prolonged and en­ umns. The cirpeted lobby area Mon. Thru Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Cole Slaw Baked Beam thusiastic applause. will be finished in exposed Father Fitzpatrick gratefully brick, vinyl, glass and alumi­ 11:30 A.M. to 1 A.M. 11:30 A.M. to 2 A.M. Potato Salad :*: Macaroni Salad pcknowtedged thc work of thp num and the entire building will Sunday Noon to 1 A.M. Clam Chowder b, air conditioned. ticket and planning committee • iicaded by Ralph Colacurcio. Banking facilities will be the Mr. Colacuntio was assisted ijy most modern available from the NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS Fred Costa and Victor Riciar- new vault with its automatic fil­ SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS delli. ing system to six teller win­ Special mention was made of dows, private offices for offi- H o m e M a d e the work performed bv the c< rs. conference room, board women of the Rosary Society room and a panelled lounge for f! t'w ard the succc’sa <>f the con employees. Ample on-site pgrk- KISZKA and KIELBASY cert. inf and drive up window faciU- Bring Spring into your home with our beautiful Hour* Daily: 8 A.M , to 11 P.M. new Color-coordinated, gua­ ^AAAAA/SA/VSA^AAA>NAAA^AA> Nor- th—i ”'u~sd-" r* the Lincoln Theatre Arlington. Elk* ranteed fabrics. Curtain Pmnnv-r it ibert Stack, who arios her wist, in ARE YOU SEEKING A LIFE your windows with sun­ SUNDAY this seei.e ftom Warner Bros.” "TTie Corrupt Ones," a Techni­ shine, with our , custom- color of international intrigue and adventure. Nancy Kwan also stars in the film. made draperies. Welcome 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. MORE ABUNDANT? the new year with a new Physically - Mentally * Spiritually room to suit your budget. We have all the known brands of Liquors, Wines Concept Therapy and beers. We serve hot lunches. Ladies Invited. a SHOP AT HOME • VISIT US • CALL US GARDEN teaches you bow as outlined in a recent beat seller. “Psychic Self-Improvement for the Millions” We Can Re-Upholster Your Furniture Delicatessen Double Barrel's Tavern So That It Will Look and Wear Better Than New by William Wolff. Evaluate our free lectures Hat Soup and all kioda al Cold Cats, Sandwich** - 418 PAGE AVE. (Cor. £hase) ploj all kinds ot Bererages, Coffee tad Cake. Monday thru Friday • 8 P.M. at the the ACKERSONS JOK DOBROWOLSKI, Prop. Concept Tlierapy Center 410 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT. N. J. — LYNDHURST, H. J . Ml LEWANDOWSKI STREET, LYNDHURST, N.I. 939-2114 o r 2116 WEbstar *-*Ml 12 River Road 991-968S No. Arlington N.3.LD MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIOT! " INTERIOR DESIGNERS W E 9 -2 9 5 0 T H U K S D A ), A i R if. 6, 1967 Till-; com m ntciM r i AiiM! a v t» s a t ; m i:i ::<:r \ r:j- \ u vr \< • Corner on Sports News 0f Recreation Queen Of Peace Win On Track The Four Aces defeated the DeMajiino, Ellen Dawson, RoseRase ^ Underdogs 14.17 to 1334 to win Rcstuccia, Mary Christie, Judy Although no field events were Ed Kopinger, two years ago. ke and Kaczorek (SJ); third One mile run—Won by Shep­ Not too many years ago a bright young man with shin­ Ihe Lyndhurst Dept, of Parks Mogielnicki, Linda Nazarro and ing eyes dropped into the office with a proposition. held, Queen of Peace High Wednesday, Queen of Peace MeGuirk (QP); Time 10:42.1 herd (QP); second, Avalone League Championship last Wed­ Pat Muller gave it a fine try You let the front door stay ajar and you’re sure to get Sqhool still m anaged to win its will run agpinst Seton Hall Prep seconds. (SJ); third, McDonough (SJ); nesday at the Lanes. Chris De­ and they gained valuable tour­ traek opener Saturday. of South Orange here. 880-relay—Won by Eskola,' Time 4:37.5. many propositnons, a 'few of them legitimate. But this Cecco, Elizabeth Savino, Diane nament experience. The team prospositions came from a young man who not only was The Queensnien, winning six 100-yard dash--Won by Hink- Bonczkowski, Adams, Holzhern •One mile relay—Won by St. Salek and Susan Cortese, moves on to the New Jersey of nine track events, managed' son (SJ); second, Adams (QPi; Time: 1:39.4 seconds. Jo’hh's Capriotlio, Miller, Sake- as pure as the driven snow, he had the gleam and fresh­ teamed up to upset the high Recreation - Tournament this ness f a morning woodland scene. to defeat visiting St. John's (QPl; third, Capriotlio (SJ) and 440-yard dash-W on by Holz- hic, McAndrews; Time 3:45.6. averaging Underdogs. Linda week. Got it? The soft wind soughing through the treetops, Prep of Brooklyn, N. Y., at Eskola ,program a success. of Parks, 438-0060. The trials are 3,000,000 families on the prowl during the summer, put­ Tile, Women's Volleyball All open for boys and girls age 8 ting up tents, living in the great outdoors, having the Irish Open Season With Victory Star team didn't fare too well through 13. The winners of time of their lives?” in the Eastern A.A.U. Regional each event and the top four in Taking advantage of nine and Guastella tallied. Griffin, lb Three base hits: DeLuca, Base R eally ? finals on Saturday. The locals , thc 50 yard dashes will repre­ “Yes,” said the young man, “and 1 want to put out a base hits and 14 base's on balls Four base knocks and three Siivocka, p or. ball—Off: Siivocka 9, Cregg f-jili't the first two games with sent Lyndhurst in the district fi­ led ta an easy opening baseball passes led to five more runs in Cregg. p magazine for those 3,000,000 families. A magazine that 5, Riposta 3, Horan 5, Struck Livingston but dropped the nals on May 20. The top three game decision for Queen of the fourth frame and a com­ Total would detail every public and private camping place. A out—By: Siivocka 4, Cregg 4, m atch by losing the last game finalist in the local meet will Peace High School Saturday. manding 13-0 advantage. Can- magazine that would show the newcomers how to 1 g et QUEEN OF Riposta 4, Horan 7. Winning ti to 10. The team then had receive awards. The Queensmen who return to tiella's hit got two teammates R. Wol’tz, 2b into the sport and advise he experienced on new develop­ The Bocci and Slow Pitch pitcher: Bill Horan (1-0); Los­ Ihe misfortune to draw the action Thursday, with another in. K. Wol'tz, 2b m ent*,” Softball league teams have been ing pitcher: Richy Slovocka G rand Central Y.W.C.A. team independent dash with Hudson St. M ary’s scored-, four times . Cantrella, ss THE YOUNG MAN WAS RIGHT registering for the coming sea­ (0-1 ). who were the defending Catholie, romped to .an easy 15-5 ill the fifth inning and then the Heslin, ss son. If you are looking for a The intense young man was patted paternally upon Regional champions. Needless victory over St. Mary's High Queensmen got two: in the fifth. O’Melia, lb week, register now by contact­ L Y N D H U R ST the left shoulder and showed the door. It was all clean I') say the women who are only School from Jersey City. The last tally by the Hudson Guastella, If ir their first year of competi­ ing the Parks Dopt. Bocci if fun, but we couldn’t be bothered. Bill Horan was the winning County nine came in the last Bruno, It SPORTS CENTER held on Monday and Wednes­ That is another way we lo&t a chance to make a mil­ tion were no match for the pow­ pitcher. He struck out seven op­ frame. Foster, cf GENERAL LINE OF lion. Because no sport has picked up momentum like the erful Central team. The locals day with softball falling on Sun­ posing batters and allowed .five Joe Valentine collected two of SPORTING GOODS Paolino, rf We Buy and Sell Used Guns family type of gypsying sport. The thought struck us led by Elaine Sibiiio, Betty day mornings. Gaels to get on first via the the- losing side's three base hits. Jones, rf And Evinrude Outboard the other day in Hackensack while we were walking walking situation. I-aolino and C antrella sparked Williams, 3b Motors through the Sears Roebuck store. the Queensmen’s attack with Skip Liebenow's Tifn O Molia led the Queeris- Riposta. p JACK KRUCAR The collection of goodies for the outdoor bugs was Fonseca Wins two hits apicce. Horan p,3b NELL KRUCAR overwhelming. Tents that seemed to open by themselves. men's hitting attack. He went Richy Siivocka, now 0-1 was Basketball Teams threc-for-five at the plate and Russo, c 219 Stuyvesant Ave. Footlockers that held just about every kind of pan and Three In Row the losing moundsmen, as he Lyndhurst, N. J. Are Champions All also t allied-two of the victors 15 Total pot you might want—plus a stove. fanned four and issued nine Dial: 438 8903 Howard "SSip” Liebenow, A triple scored by Jim Fonse- tedlie- Charlie Foster scored S M. 0 0 0 All the dealers can produce in a jiffy a vehicle that passes to first base. FISHING & HUNTING former three-sports star athlete ailed to give Lndhurst a vie- three runs. ■ Q P. 3 5 0 runs like an automobile during the day and converts into ST. MARYS (5) LICENSE ISSUED ai Lyndhurst High School, is ca, Lyndhurst High sprinter, Two base a motel at night. You drive up to a lakeside, pile out, Thc Queensmen took a 3-0 making quite a name for him­ failed to give Lyndhurst a vic­ AB R H - prepare dinner, eat, wash up and sit around a campfire edge in the first inning. All of self as a coach in the New York tory over East Rutherford Mon­ Cierski, ss 3 0 0 yodeling. the runs were scored without state scholastic ranks. Liebe- day in the opening track meet Stenick, 3b 3 1 0 ZSA ZSA GABOR says — Or you move over to another vehicle and exchange lies thc benefit of a base hit. Four new recently guided Ellenville for each school. DeLuca, cf 3 0 1 with other families that are camping cut. walks and three hit batsmen ac­ High School to its first Duso Fonseca won the hundred .220 Mas'pictro, c 1 0 0 They say it is the best of all possible vacations. The counted for things. Joe Cantrella SAVE MONEYat AAMCO League championship in twelve and the long jum p but Ruth­ Recio, c 3 0 0 parents love it because their isn’t the humdrum pressures Foster and Joe Guastella came years, his cagers reached the fi­ erford managed to eke out vic­ Meloro, 2b 3 0 0 « “ 'AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION off conventional living. The kids love it because they home safely. nal round of the Section Nine tory by 62 to 60, anyway. Valentine, rf 2 1 2 SPECIALISTS! like the idea of moving from place to place. A third place by Bruce Bur- Queen of Peacc upppd its lead Daniels If 3 0 And, they say, the pocketbook stands up under the Slate Championship and the quintet established the best bas­ fcess in the broad jump saved tc 8-0 in inning two with five Petroeelli, if 0 0 0 COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE assualt just beautifully! ketball record in the school's thc d ay for Rutherford. If Lynd­ more tallies. Ray Paolino sin- GONE ARE THE DAYS hurst had s-.vbpt the event, the g’ed home' two of the markers - *23 ALL MAKES history with a 16 and 3 record. VOLKSWAGEN^ Higher 4 b OF CARS The fact that Sears, Bambergers ano your friendly This past season was Liebe- Golden Bears would have tied. with the bases loaded. Foster Includes: Removing, Dismantling, local sports goods store is loaded with camping equip­ few's second as head cage Jim Fonesca, who was a double Thofoufh Inspection. winner for Lyntlhurst in the 100 EXCLUSIVE WITH UMCO ment isn’t an accident. The fact is folks are buying it up. mentor at Ellenvilie and in his Creditors of Hector Grant * aka At an outdonrs conference the other day we heard f.rst season directed the team to end 220. was also the winner in Hector Granito deceased, are by LIFETIME GUARANTEE the broad jump with a leap of 18 order of GILL C. JOB, Surrogate Free parts and labor on all AAMCO government people discuss the growing popularity of the runner-up position for the of Bergen County, dated March rebuilt transmiasions and torque con­ the camping-out habit and the need for more space to Duso League title. feet. 1034 inches. Ernie Gobee of 8, 1967 upon application of the verters as long as you own your own Lyndhurst was second. subscriber notified to bring ih car and service it annually at any of accomodate it. Liebeno.v played football, bas­ their debts, demands and claims the 300 AAMCO shops coast to coast. In one New York center families arrive, sleep in ketball and baseball at Lynd­ Fred Brunjies was a double against his estate under oath, There are no other guarantees like within six months from above thlt one. ONLY AAMCO HAS IT! their cars until a space is available. At that particular hurst High School. Upon gradu­ winner for Rutherford, placing date. first in both hurdles. E x e c u to r OVCRSEAS DELIVERIES ARRANGED NO MONEY DOWN site the concrete slabs over which a tent can be erected ation he attended Springfield Robert Granito FIRST PAYMENT MAY Other Bulldog winners were are available. College where he graduated" in 58 H a v e rh ill Road Member ol Diners Club Eurgess, Barry Levant. Steve , W. Paterson, N. J. THREE COUNTY Most states have such facilities. Some are free for ap­ 1959. He immediately enlisted in A tto rn e y VOLKSWAGEN Amerman and Steve Orchvay. Frank Piscatella, Esq. Open Daily 7-6 • Sat. 8-1 • 24 Hr. Phone Service plicants. For others there are small charges. New facili­ Marine Corps where he served 528 Vallfy Brock Ave. AUTO CORP Rutherfords 880-yard relay L y n d h u rs t, N. J. £09 New Brunswick Ave. in the Cuban blockade as a first 701 RIVERSIDE AVE ties are being opened each year. term figured in the victory, cov­ Dated: March 23, 30, Perth Amboy, N. J. 324.1777 It was to keep the enthusiasts with the latest lieutenant. A p r il 6. 13. 20. 1967 IYNDHURST, • 933-8383 j ering the designated distance in FEES: *21.00 developmens that intrigued our young man who wanted _ l^iebenow . finds, tim e from his 1:43.8. to start the magazine. He rightly sensed that the urge teaching and coaching profes­ to go outdoors would grow as the room for roaming in sions to visit in Lyndhurst the towns and cities disappeared. where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The days when the old heavy canvas tents, lumpy Howard Liebenow. Sr.. reside In ferfaith sleeping bags and tussles with bugs are gone. on Delafield Ave. Liebenow is a By Judy Tomer Now the equipment is sleek and pastel-colored. The frandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Don't forget! On April 8 Uo- tents are waterproof and easy to handle. The stoves are seph Pawloski of Kingsland nifhti at 8 in the North Arling­ three-burners. Mama has just as good a chance of scorch­ Ave., well known residents of ton High School Cafeteria there ing a steak camping out as she has at home. the comm unity for the past fif- will be a dialogue dnjnt^rfaith GIFT FROM THE PWA t\ years. Unity. Your clergymen and FREE GLASSES The form er star athlete is Mayor McDowell will try to ex­ Back in the old depression days the WPA and the married to the former Patricia press what Interfaith is doing in PWA were started to give employment. Much of the Bro.vn of Iowa and the couple the community and why it is work done in those days was boondoggling. But a lot live in Napanoch, N. V., with important. properly prepared. . . their tvtoc children. Come have your questions an­ New Jersey has one of the finest sites in America Liebenow first gained athletic swered. Participate with your for the camper at High Point in Sussex County. There prominence in 1950 as an out:. neighbors in an old-fashioned trails and shelters built by the PWA boys still #re ^tending Little Leaguer tor 4lw -hymnsing -Liston as 4he frrter- Lyndhurst All-Stars who reach­ f;.ith Choir brings musical in­ We are a jammed up nation. But there are millions ed the New Jersey State Finals spiration, Then relax and en-' of acres of land that could be used for recreation if before being eliminated by Had­ joy refreshments and art hour of properly prepared. den-Heights, fellowship. It seems to us that government projects aimed at re­ claiming now" some of those fallow acres is an ideal way of pumping federal funds into the economv. So many of these retraining programs initiated in the deprived areas are just wastes of time. But establishing reclama­ INCOME TAX tion camps on a professional basis would put money and muscle to splendid use. There isn’t a state in the union that could not use a program that would make more areas useable for recrea­ tion. And camping out is the greatest recreation of them PREPARED all—according to those who play it to the nilt. i Well, we thought we would like you to know why we THESE BEAUTIFUL STEM-BOTTOM lost our chance to be a millionaire—and to call your A t vour home or our office attention to what apparently i* a fast growing and re­ warding sport—family camping. FOR THE FISHING NUTS All Federal A. Slate Taxe* Saturday is go-go day for the rodmen. ln New Jersey a t 8 A.M. some 2 2 2 ,3 IS trout have been “planted" in PARTYTIME GLASSES waters front which they can be “harvested." That’s the nice way of saying the fishermen are being invited to slaughter the finny fellows on Saturday and JUNO & ASSOCIATES CAN BE YOURS the state has been putting: the victims into the water for the last month. - 272 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. The nearest fishing hole in South Bergen is at Indian FREE OF CHARGE Lake in Little Ferry, a drive of eight minutes flat from Jauncey Avenue and Ridge Road. According to Conservation Commissioner Roe, who 935-0211 or 438-2750 ASK US HOW pledged he was telling the truth. Indian Lake has Rot rntm 2 1 0 brook trout, 489 rainbow trout and one golden rain­ bow tro u t. There were only 111 of the rainbows available and Lubrication Tires Batteries Accessories Indian was lucky to get one of them. So on Saturday at * A.M. hurry, hurry—at Indian Pasquin Motor Sales there will be for the picking nearly 700 plump, edible, For Full Line Of - happy trout—if some mean old catfish haven’t et up most Towing General Repairs of them by the time you’ve got your hooks unslung! I'OIIIIS' TIHM IKIIIIIHIIS MIATWI. IXIItlWi; Till I KS ARMY RESERVE Bordino Citgo Service Center Complete Service • Body Shop — Parts & RIDGE ROAD & CANTERBURY AVE. Selected Used Cars & T r u c k s CITGO North Arlington, N. J. Phone: 991 - 9877 Pasquin Motor Sales Inc. ------1------' 241-261 P ark A venue G E 8-S30© R u th erfo rd I’ AGE TEN j THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW THURSDAY, AFRIT, 6,

ORDINANCE NO. 1400 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING, AND ENPOWERING THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST IN THE COUNTY OF BERGEN AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO GRANT AN EXCLUSIVE LICEN SE, AFTER ADVERTISING V OR BIDS. TO USE LOTS 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9. 11 A N D 13 IN B L O C K #2.) ON THE CURRENT ASSESS­ M E N T M A P O F T H E T O W N S H ' P OF LYNDHURST (MUNICIPALLY OWNED AND NOT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE) AND COM MONLY KNOWN AS PART OF THE MEADOWLANDS SOUTH OF THE ERIE-LA^K »»*■'»* RAILROAD TRACKS IN THE SOUTHEASTERLY 'SECTION OF THE TOWNSHIP Oh UNu- HURST FOR GARBAGE DISPOS­ AL AND SANITARY LAND-FILl. PURPOSES. UPON CEHTA i N TERM'S AND CONDITIONS DE TERMINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST, INCLUDING COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROV t'SiONS OF TriE LYNDHURST ZONUNC. ORDIN ANCE AND AMENDMENT S THERETO. Be it Ordained by tht Board of Commissioners of the Trwnshio o. Lyndhurst in the County of Ber- nen- and State of New jersey, as follow s: 1. That the Board of Commission­ CIVIC INTEREST LEAGUE INSTALLATION — Seated left to right: Mrs. James Daust, Recording Sec.; Mr. Danny Fieacci, 1st Vice Pres.; Mr. Nick ers cf the Township of Lndhurst DeLeo, President; Mr. Phil Vitarelli, 2nd Vicc Pres.; Mrs. Frank Cliierico. Conesponding See.; Standing: Mr. Frank Chierieo, Financial See,; Mrs. Geor­ in the County of Bergen shall ge Lupinacci, Trustee; Mr. Cesare Simboli, Treasurer; Commissioner Carucci Installing Ofucer Al Porro,; Joseph Negro, Jr. Trustee; Paul Appe’llo, Trustee; have the authority and power to grant an exclusive license, after SETSATION Joseph Negro, Sr. standing in for John Appello, Sgt. At Arms; Anthony Scardino, Jr., Parliamentarian. Buffet & dancing followed ceremony ' Music nlaved advertising for bid<*> to use Lots by B. G. Belvederes. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7, 8, 9, 11 a n d 13 ih Block 225 on the Current Assess­ ment Map of the Township of (or weeks of si vie li< ' Lyndhurst (municipally owned and » less brightly i.n the eyes of our separated brethren and of the RSdlr,!!! In just 15 minutes m ore than shampoo-and 23 Seniors On H. S. Honor Roll world at large, and the growth in the southeast section of the Township of Lyndhurst, for gar­ Twenty-three seniors achieved Frank Gaceione, Gayda Kilajy, Mary Ann Ferrucci, Phyllis chael's Church. After the recita­ cl God’s Kingdom is retarded. bage and sanitary land - fill pur- set time, we can give your coif full, vivacious Every Catholic Must Therefore poses, for a term of not more the Lyndhurst High- School hon­ Paula Marchesani, Barbara Krone, Rose Malzone. Karen tion of the Rosary, the meeting than five (5) years, to the highett or roll for the fifth marking pe­ Paschburg, Linda Piotrowski, Aim At Christian Perfection responsible bidder; subject to any Body and soft style pattern permane.nt that Marass, Susan Marotti, Patricia will be followed in the Old and all rules, regulations and con­ riod, it was announced today. George Safar, Samuel Scherzo, Mugavero, Margaret Nowell, Church Hall. Hostesses for Ap­ (James 1:4; Romans 12:1-2) ditions determined by the Board And, Each According To His of Commissioners of the Town­ really holds between sets! The seniors were; Nancy Shemanski, Patricia Michael Palo wicz, Kathryn Re- ril 6 meeting, Mrs. John Gres- ship of Lyndhurst prior to the ad­ Station. Play His Part So That vertising for bids, including the fl Vivian Amberg, Barbara Sturges, Richard Szulewski, Lil­ shitnyk, Linda Rose, Thomas ko, Chairlady of Refreshment The Church . . . May Daily Be condition that the successful bid­ Busch, Amelia Clarita, l.inda lian Valenti, Carol Werner, Russo, H eather Solomon. Susan Committee. The hostesses for der shall furnish a bond satis­ Purified and Renewed factory to -the Board of Commis­ Lasts six lo eight weeks* Carucci, Cheryl Chalenski, Debbie Young. Spina. Denice Stawicki. Beverly the evening are 'Mmes. Anna sioners of the Township of Lynd­ Chapter 1 Decree on Ecumen­ hurst in a sum not less than thc Jean Genchi, Michael Landells, Twenty-four seniors were Stewart, Linda Syme, Nancy Silver, Jennie Mezeski and ism I Promulgate,d by Pope Paul estimated license fee for the five Emelia Magnifico/ Lorraine placed on the creditable list at Taylor, Rose Marie Vendola, Anne Cupak and their commit­ (5) year period of the bid, the 6th, November 21, 1964*. Mugavero, Elizabeth Orlikow- the high school for the marking Charles Wasczakowski. tees. condition of wnich shall be that SETSATION the bidder shall perform all the ski, Walter Paczkowski, Doug­ period. The freshmen were: “We must come to understand terms, provisions and conditions The Nocturnal Adoration So­ the outlook of our separated of the license agreement; no licen- las Paul, Joseph Pic c ia no, Rita se agreement shall be legal or en­ Works Wonders For All Hair Textures The seniors were: Roseland Cerchiu, Lorraine ciety will hold their Night Pokk, Elizabeth Polewacz, Jo­ brethren. Study Is Absolutely forceable unless the Zoning Ordin­ Peter Angelo, Glenne Bayliss, Coppola, Joanne Evans. Janet Watch this Friday to Saturday ance of Lyndhurst and any of its seph Sierchio, Louis Stellate, Hamm, Beatrice Harasymow, Required For This, And Should ameidmets permit the designated Thelma Bright, Jayne Brugge- r.ight from 2 to 3 a.m. in St. lands to be used for garbage dis­ John Stengel, Christine Tobia- Be Pursued With Fidelity To posal or sanitary land-fill purposes. man, Patricia Cameron, Cheryl Grace Imperiale. Linda Lo- Mary's Church, Rutherford. All son, Elizabeth Tsai. Roberta Presti. Robert Luski. William Truth And In A Spirit Of Good 2. Anything not covered by this $5.00 Jo Chiarelli, Annette Cartozzo, men of the parish are most wel­ Will. When they are properly Oi'dinance shall be determined by Walling, Eileen Wishart, Kennet Marion DeMarco, Pamela Di- McWilliams, Bonnie Mesinoff, and provided for by Resolution. Zaorski. come to join this elite group. prepared for this study, Catho­ This ordinance shall become ef­ Pier, Judith Eng, Linda Eustis, Debra Nelson, Jean Nonvid, Rev. Anthony Bogdziewicz an­ fective after publication as pro­ plus M i a m poo ii Set Angela Palumbo, Carolyn Por­ lics need to acquire a more vided by law. The juniors were: Joanne Famularo, Fred Giaimo, nounced each Monday evening ter, Linda Rago,. Carol Shagan, "adequate understanding of the N O T I C E Stephen Alexis, Anthony Bo- Phyllis Imbesi, Terrance Kear­ starting April 10 and concluding NOTICE is hereby given Joyce Sparta. Marilyn Sparta, distinctive doctrines of our sepa­ that at a regular meeting of the nelli, Laura Budz, Patrick Di- ney, Shirley. Leonte, Nancy May 22nd, seven sessions qf sal­ Board of Commissioners of the Elizabeth Staffa, James Villan- rated brethren, as well as of Gravina, Eric Estes, Francine Link, Bonnie McDade, Barbara ient fundamental teachings of Township of Lyndhurst, Bergen te, Renee Wachino, Dennis Wel> their own history, spiritual and County, New Jersey/ held on Mon­ Gentile, Douglas Gleeson, Melillo, Doreen Porada, Richard the church explained in a lively day. A p r il 3. 1967. the above MELROSE er, Judith Wolff. liturgical life, their religious Ordinance was introduced and Sheryl Grassle, Patricia fiarti- Ruzzuto, Daphne Stankiewicz, manner for 50 minutes, followed psychology and cultural back­ passed on its first reading and that Helen Stuhler, Donna Urgolo, the said Ordinance shall be taken gan, Leo Meire, Linda Natiello, by a refreshment break and ground . . “It is essential that up for further consideration for Linda Worrall. final passage at a regular meeting Richard Paschburg, Katlierine concluding with a fully partici­ doctrine be clearly presented in Hair Stylist pated dialogue or discussion. of the Board of Commissioners to Pelletier, Annette Stine, Mary The juniors were: St. M ichaels its entirety .. . Catholic belief be held at the Commissioners Place of this forum, the newly Chambers, Municipal Building, Tenerowicz, Erik Tobiason, Donna Crowell, Gail D’Arcy, needs to be explained more pro­ Lyndhurst, Bergen County, New Ralph Vuono. Carol Zakutynski. By Anthony T. Machcinski restored Old Church on Ridge Jersey, on Monday, April 17, Beverly Hansen, Rosalie La- foundly and precisely, in ways 1967, at 8:00 o'clock in the evening, The Committee for Father Read, 7:30 to ? This project is 146-A Ridge Road The Sophomores were: Cortie, Allan Nasta, E ric Rail, and in terminology which our prevailing time, or as soon there­ Theodore Czermak Appreciation meant for our Catholic adults, after as said matter can be reach­ Barbara Ahmuty, Virginia Kathleen Richmond, Robert Night is requested by tbe Chair­ separated brethren too can real­ ed, at w h ic h tim e and place all Becklund, Susan Dlugasch, but nonCatholics are cordially persons who may be interested Rizzolo, Patricia Scaduto, Vio­ man, Mr. Peter Szymialowicz to ly understand.” Chapter 2 (Ibi­ therein shall be given an oppor­ North Arlington, N. J. 07032 Kathleen Dougan, Kathleen invited. dem). tunity to be heard concerning the let Schreckenstein, Beverly meet in the Old Parish Hall on same. Flory, Richard Galik, Patricia Smith, Royal Smith, Judy Friday, April 7, at 8-.00 p.m. "For although the Catholic BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Galione, Christine Huber, Lais ATTEST: Steinhardt, Louis Talarico, Judy Our honored Reverend Theodore Church has been endowed with FRED O. TAUB 991-3926 991 -3651 Krone, Carole LaRose, Celia Thompson. Czermak will be present. all divinely revealed truth and Township Cleric Ruszkowski, Francos Sabatino,' , The sophomores were: Shop Locally Dated: April 6, 1967 President Mrs. Jean Wilczyn- with all the means of grace, Her F E E S : $24.60 Jeanne Sollitto, John Tobiason, Susan AmorelJi, Jane Aulen- ski announced that the English Members Fail To Live By Carolyn Trotta. back, Gail Bender, Lois Brug- Rosary Society will hold their Them With All The Fervor They The freshmen were: gemam AngeJa Castellano-, Par monfhry meeting on Thursday, Should. As a result, the radi­ Jane D Arcy, Sharon Eng, tricia Comparetto, Janice Duda, April 6 , at 7:30 p.m. in St. Mi­ ance of the Church's face shines Carload Buying Permits Drastic KBgfe Price Slash On <|W E lio

A P R I L 2 2 P ATLAS A C l e a n e r BATTERIES S5.00 Trade In On Old Battery Toward Purchase Of S a f e r Hew Standard Or Heavy Duty Battery.

M o r e 20 Tigerino Tickets Free wills laeli IKallrrv Purchased B e a u t i f u l C. FRANK Is Up To You GOURSKY I’ick-lgi will be made on regular garbage eollceiion days. \o building materials THE BATTERY KING or roeks or stones. North Arlington Esso PETER J. RUSSO, Commiuioner 450 Ridge Rd. North Arlington Director, Department of Public Affairs Thursday; ap ril ri, 1007 THE COMMFRri\l i f A O F " ' V i ' c o p t t t n i ’R C F N R F V IF W PACE ELEVEN sylvania and pcJWions of New sr- f t Viirk. He " ill lie assisted by ■ V O h Frank J!, Kartell1.' supervisor of m inisters for Circuit One, who works directly with Ihe cq$|rc* • gi'tions and has the responsibil­ ity of organizing some 20 de­ partments that will operate dur­ ing the three-day meeting. Mr. Buie!) served as a circuit man­ ager in Kentucky, Pennsyl­ vania and New York State, be­ fore being assigned to New Jer­ sey Circuit One. A program -ft being arranged by the .sponsor that will high­ light the importance of . and the need to not only read it tidily, but to practice its sound c uns"l i in day-to-day living. Sessions will lie held mornings, afternoons and eveni ;" >i- (’.ant ing for approximately one v.-ell‘, rem em bered by m any pa­ Father Czermak as his curate Bible Study Group of Jehovah’s more at Jersey City State Col- A feature of the affair was the reading of a poem of ap­ Ballroom Championship compe­ si ii- (.’ thy and her partner, preciation written by a parishioner, Mrs. Genevieve Schacber. rishioners of St, Michael’s It.C. has recognized and acknowl­ VVitnesses. 58 Mozart St., East Ifge. where she is a member of titions sponsored by;- Sister An Nine, are following in the foot- Excerpt* from the poem follow: 'Church of Lyndhurst, especially edged Father Czermak’s fine Rutherford, nill participate in a the Woman's Recreation Asso- agnostis were held this s-ear on :- tep- - .1 Uominiek and Rose Ma* Hear Father Ted: the hundreds of people who

S c h o o l schools. He was a member of Cub Scouts of St. Joseph's Sacred Heart Church. P ack 64. East Rutheford. num- He leaves t.\o sisters, Mrs. icring 52 boys with their den Dinrv Joseph i Maryt P.-.-no. and Mrs mothers and parents visited Charles < Betty t Wrocrj'n-ki of Kennedy Airport. By FRANCINE GENTILE Lyndhurst: three brothers. An- They were taken on a guided telo and James. Florae of Lynd­ tour through the dispatch tower School resumed last Monday. Try-outs for the school show, hurst. and Anthony Florre of where they watched planes March 27 after one week of v a­ ■ The I'.isinkable Molly Brown,!1 N>w Hampshire. coming in for a landing and tak- cation for the Easier holiday. have been held, Jayne Brugge- The funeral is today from the ing off every ten minutes. They Report cards for the fourth m::n and lieorge KmeCk have .Nazare Memorial Home. Inc.. also boarded a large super jet marking period were distribut­ In i n awarded leading roles. 10-. Ridge R ial. 10 Sacred plane and visited one of the ed on Thursday, March 30. Martha Pruehnieky. wht> will Heart R. C. Church, with a l ungers to see mothers being On Friday, March 31. a wind aisi) dance in the play, will avt High M ass of Reoniem at 10 overhauled and tested, quintet, u government spon-or- a.- the choreographer. a m. Interment w ill b,< in St. Jo- Owen O'Connor was in charge cti group, presented an Assem­ soph's Cemetery. Lyndhurst. cf the trip. Schaefer’s Hardware bly program of Chamber music. Mrs. Josn Van Nest These five men are travelling Mrs. Jean Cicszvnski Van 602 Ridge Road Lyndhurst Id all the schools in the Town­ \i ' i l(u IJiMiatuI A\e . Ghltim. ship on a Rflwrnmmt -prnjm. wife of Cilbort Van Nest, died - Low Summer Prices 939 - 5761 One member of the group, MoihI.iv afternoon at the Pas­ James Carucci, is n graduate of saic Ueiiei al lluspital. s u e . Premium Fresh Mined Coal l.yndhursl High School. Tho Uim-in l.yndtiyist pid bad Inert quintet specializes in Boi-ocjuo (li re until moving to Clifton fif­ Xoite Belter at Any Priee chamber music. teen veal's ago. The L.H.S. track team lost bv Mrs. Van Nest was a clerk Ton Th two points in its first varsity with the Unemployment 'Secur­ meet on Tuesday, April 3 ity Oft ice in Paterson, and was Nut or Stove $22.00 Pea Coal $21.00 against Rutherford: Staring in member c* St John K.mty (he meet by placing first were ft: C. ChUt.h. Ctirton.. She Buckwheat or Rice $ 19 Kopper Coal $29.95 Jock Gowark. J im; l-'onsee.i. leaves h^r husli.md. Gilbert: a GUARANTEED SATISFACTION placing first in three events. daughter. Miss Patricia Van Ernie GotH'i>, Jim Shillatani. Acst,—iw—Uemie: * ftra tirnthers,' and- Mike OIlfowsKTT The next Felix Cieszynski ol Rutherford, MOltlUS DEMEL meet will he lodny after school and Oswald Cies/ynskf of Lynd­ K s l t » 1 3 nt Passaic Valley Regional in hurst, and a sister. Mrs. Paul Lawn Products Little Falls, (Kli/ahelhi Pfeiffer. Waliington. 615 ESSEX ST. H U . 3-2132 HARRISON Student Council elections will Tin' funeral.was this morning, Seed Mowers soon take plan', liitere^li'd stll- Tfiui7sil:r>. Tioiil the Ipjsdito Fu- dents have signed up and the Heral Home", 12S "SJdge UouT. Fertilizers ciiiidldates will b,% announced with a High. M a-s -ot Requiem ■•AIINT ^ A L E within a few weeks. ni St. John Kanty Church at Bids (or ihe Junior Ihvnn will ie.'to a.m . Interment will In- in VINYL I.ATFX ENAMEL go on sule next week. Tin1 cost Holy Cross Cemetery, North Ar­ of (he bid is $11) The Junior lington. HOUSE PAINT HOUSE PAINT cinss has guaranteed 100 cimi- ples in attendance All upper­ re r gal. classmen, Juniors and Seniors, 54.00 rfreaI HOME By request w e are repeating our special class lire invited to at lend. I LA I FINISH MODERNIZER lessons on the chord organ and the piano I.OOK SMOOTII! Now You LATEX RUST0LEUM On Have llWwANTm accordion. HAIR REMOVED ADD-A-ROOM per pt’ per qt. $ 1 . 0 0 S1.50 Geo. T. Cantrello rer gal. 53.00 per ol. Inc. S2.25• mm- _ 8 L e ss o n s fo r s25°° STOCK COLORS ONl.Jt I WE. S1-1858 Classes Start Wednesday, April 12 The phone call WE. 21-4409 VAN KEUREN & SON A Limited. Number Can Be Accepted. only a grandm other Add a new bedroom JAMES SAMMARCO, PRESIDENT instantly - - permanently by tit* Sensational 1 Vi bath - or -LUMBER- could love. Radiumatfr ,fly GINA Of family room Building M aterials - Masons' Materials AOATA BEAUT\' SAIXW Beifiore Accordion Studio All Work Guaranteed Come In Today for ~ 484 - MOW FrtNt Consultation T1IF. CVRCIO Bril.DINO 580 Kearny Avenue Kearny, N. J. G in a ’s E lectro ly sis Ml VallcT Brook Avenue 500 Passaic Ave., East Newark, N. J New Jersey B* 9 9 1 - 2 2 3 3 idn ii W Sym WYnian 1-1308 iAnrihurst, N. J. OPEN DAILY 7 to 5 p.m., SAT. 7 to 1 p.m. i$2 Midland Ave. Arlington. N.J. I’A lX tW L l.V E Till. CUMMkllClAl. LEAIlElt AM.) SOUTH lltlH.E.N RliMKW H it uSlM i I'i'i'f, (). I )t»7

Dick W illiams is finished, she will be available of Lyndhurst High School, r>?- Seaman Pete LaVista foi another assignment from the cently completed basic training “ We’re As Near As Your Telephone” In W e s t P a c i f i c Fieet. Amarillo AF13, Tex. At Quonset Point The Long Beach, California- USS OKANOGAN—Machinist QUONSET POINT, R. I.-M a- Mate Fireman Richard A Wil­ lased transport has been in the liams, U.SN, son of Mrs. Laura Western Paeitic since Novem* Thomas W alsh chine Accountant Seaman Peter Trice of Garden Ter , Rivorview ber of last year. Enlists In Navy LaVista, USNR, son of Mr. and Garden*. North Arlington, is in Mrs. Joseph LaVista of 520 Ready-Reference Business Directory Thomas R. Walsh. 18, son of the - Western Pacific with the P’ospect Place, Lyndhurst, has Select Tracey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Walsh, C. S. Seventh Fleet as a crew- reported aboard the U. S. Naval memSer aboard the attack For AF Training 451 Harding Ave., Lyndhurst," Air Station, Quonset Point, R. I. transport Okanogan. cn’isted in the Navy March 27, For Goods and Services You Need When You Need Them! AMARILLO, Texas—Airmail 1957 lo serve for four years. For the past three months, he Charles F. Stacey, son of Mr. The air station serves as a arid his shipmates have been and Mrs. Frank J. Stacdy of 744 He is undergoing basic train- base of operations for major WWSAA/VSAAAAA/S/S/W MUVVVSAAWVVWWyVV providing support services to Ki.igsland Ave., Lyndhurst; has mg at U. S. Naval Training Cen- elements of thc Atlantic Fleet’s Alterations CARD & GIFT Oil Burners Refrigerator Service personnel on duty with the U.S fceen selected for training at ter. Great Lakes, 111. He grad- W W ^^^AAW SA k_ i:. biNew Jersey, ■ _ do ordain as follow*: o f com m issioners and Decorating 3.«*That the Board of Commission­ tion authorized by this Ordinance, ^ec. Office Created 2STD1ATK ON A NEW 1 F re d O. T a u b FREE ESTIMATES ers shall, by resolution, direct the are within all debt limitations There is hereby created the of­ MOHAWK Township Clerk to advertise for prescribed by Revised Statutes of T'lv.-'-.hiR 220 volt — 3 wire WE USE TUBE! fice of A s s e s s o r fr.r the T o w n sh ip refrigeration the proposals to be submitted to New Jersey Title- 40, --* Chapter r-— 1. of Lyndhurst. The Assessor s at Date*; April s. )**? SERVICE TODAY 9 9 1 - 7 4 6 8 the Board of Commissioners at a rw- n. c°vered by this be appointed by the Director of FEES: *15.00 SALES a SERVICE 270 Beech Street regular meeting thereof, at such O rd in a n ce shall be determined by Revenue an* Finance. fXPM T REPAIRS ON tjme and place as in said resolu­ for by resolution. 'Sed^a Duties nt’rjtrttart ■ F » » n . washer. Kearny. N. J. tion shall be named and fixeo. BfferTiJI ift^ nan£Ti “J*11 b*com* . The Assessor shall have, per- Dryer* • Air Conditioners GE 8-4505 TY RENTALS Said advertisement shall briefly v i d l d h i publication as pro- fcrm and discharge all the func- Store tc Service Day We-k - HohCT* describe the different kind and vided by law. t.ons, powers and duties prescrib- Call Anytime classes of wcrk and be published PUBLIC NOTICE edmri byHu law liu i for a municipal i assessor. . IM Stuyvesant Avenue A.Chasar& son Tainting and Decorating at least once in the Commercial NOTICE, is herehy niven Sec. 3 Term of Office Si:op Locally Lyndhurst Leader, a newspaper circulating that at a regular meeting of thc The Assessor shall hold his of- ELECTRICIANS Interior and Exterior FRISTIK - DEGERDON within the said Township, said 933-0022 Pattern Books eat. it*** publication to be at least t*n M3 Sta.wMMt av., Lfudbant Available (10) days prior to the said date A -l Job 269 Ridge Rd., North Arllnatoa fixed for the receiving of said pro­ Estimates Given posals, provided. however, that the W Y 1 - 4 3 6 9 Board of Commissioners, may J. DIAMOND direct advertisement to be pub­ lished in one or more newspapers 997-1031 other than the said Commercial IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO BUILD. BUY Or Leader. 4. It is hereb/ determined that the aforesaid improvement shall REMODEL, CALL ANY ONE OF THE CCN J. Duffy Statewide TV be made as a local improvement and the cost of said improvement TRACTORS LISTED BELOW. HE'LL GIYf J DUPONT 311 K e a rn y A ve.,.K earny shall be naid upon properties LICENSED ELECTRICIAN specially benefitted as near as may COLOR SPECIALISTS be irv proportion to the pec.iliar YOU ALL THE FACTS O N TOTAL ELECTRIC ' PAINTERS I benefft, advantage, cr increase in 200 Seeley Ave.. Kearny Interior & value which the respective land HOME HEATING. or patcels ef land t r real estate WT 8-6618 8-9591 Exterior WY 8-2885 shill lie deemed to receive by rea­ — Y ft son of said improvement and in UNUSUALLY 24 H O U R SE R V IC E no cafe shall any assessment of Seven Days a Week any parcel ot land exceed in a- L O W P R I C E S mount such peculiar benefit, ad­ Exterminating T V R EN TA LS vantage cr increase in value. LIVING GUIDE NOW during off season 5. The owner of any lands upon which any assessment for said im­ AB.4DEL CO. . . . Sipn up NOW s e r v i c e c a l l s provements shall have b*en rmde fnay pay such assessment in five PEST CONTROL and SAVE MONEY (M *c*ial yearly installments with QUESTION BOX legal interest on the unpaid bal­ ALL KINDS OF VERMIN Worls Will Start ance 91 t^e assessment. The f rst TERMITE SPECIALISTS When You Wish Vacuum Service payment shall be due and pavah'e ALL WORK GUARANTEED thirty (30) days after the confir­ HOW MUCH "NEWNESS" And with electric heating mation of the assessments and 47 Ivanhoe Lane 1 Family $150 each subsequent annual installment CAN A MAN STAND? he's made a sound investment V a c u u m — and interest shall be payable in Clifton, New Jersey 2 Family $250 each successive year thereafter at “ My cousin's heading down in heating equipment that will Q. C an e»ertric h e a t be W ashing Machine the t»me the first installment of still be performing smoothly plugged in any place? 4716915 tax of said year shall be payable, 3 Family $350 the pike—moving out of thc A. A complete electric provided that any owner of lands long after old-fashioned sys­ state—to a place where all the heme heating system ALSO so assessed shall have the pri­ BRIGHTON vilege of paying the whole of any houses are new. Becausc the tems installed the same year is installed . . . with Fioor Coverings ALUMINUM SIDING & 38?e«*Ment or any balance of in­ the units permanently will have needed replacement. set at the point or ALUMINUM COMB. stallments. with accrued interest entire town is new. And he Vacuum Exchange thereof, at one time; in case any As the' home heating spe­ points, in every room STORM WINDOWS such installment shall remain un can have it; that's more new­ of the house 555 V alley B rook A ve. pa d for thirty (30) davs from arul ness than I could stand. Same cialists explain Jt, electric they will provide the LARSON’S CARPET AT after the time it shalf become due most comfortable ef­ G E 8-5029 tor the wife. heating is the only method ficient heating tor LOW P R IC E S and oivible, ihe whole assessment ELECTRIC SERVICE Fully Insured or balance therecf, shall become that can be called "modern.” that reem, ” LINOLEUM Vacuum - Washing Machine due arid-payable and s*a!l draw in­ "Sure, we live in a new You see wh*»« w* Residential Commercial terest at the rate imposed upon Says one: "anything else is quote authorities on WALL COVERING 9 9 8 - 3 9 7 5 Repair and Service the arrearages of taxes in the house—well five years old electric heatinq syt- Industrial Wiring just an adaptation of some­ tems . . . it mesns . Licensed municipality and shall be collertet: now—in a neighborhood espe­ Electric Heating , f Authorized Maytag in the same manner as provided thing invented {>efore the juet that. Complete Tiies ' Contractors by law for other past due assess cially developed in what was nesting systems for turn of the century '• the entire touse. Or Insured - Bonded S ales & Service ments; such assessment shall re­ open land. But we're still in building *uch as h«*. main a lien upon the land deserib* 24 Hr. Service Lie. #5(59 LYNDHURST FLOOR With electric heating, pre­ pitals, schools and fd therein until,the same, with all our own county. Only a short BsDrrille PL 9-9791 i’lstalJirentft and accured interest cision control of heat is possi­ factortes. COVERING T. THOMPSON drive when we want to visit If you're contidering thereon, shall t»e,,paid atff5, satis­ ble even on a room-by-room a con ve rsion get ,u In te rio r & Exterior Painting fied. Notwithstanding anything the relatives or when I want touch with * a*** ED SUDOL 656 RIDGE RD. herein to the contrary, the muni­ basis. Heat is always at the cipality shall have the right to to golf with the old foursome. electrical contractor Average One Family House ready any time of the day or (you’ll find a nand/ MYLES ELECTRIC OF. 8-0244 waive default, as may be permit­ listmg on this r»»»e'. $ 2 0 0 ted bv law. And modern? Heck, we're night, every day of the year. Talk it over, he’ll be V/ATER 6. All such assessments monies way ahead; the house has a olad tc give e

AIJ'IOMimVi. 1IKLP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE FEMALE NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF LYNDHURST NEW 1967 RAMBLER'S FROM tiirdle operator# wanted on N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N : M rT ! r i & ^ oTt,,. $1795 BANK Revised Statutes of New Jersey, and by virtue of the authority con 1965 Mustang convertible, 6 cyl­ Merrow, zigzag 2 needle ma* ferred upon the Bergen County Bbard of Elections by law, the follow­ inder, standard shift, $1595 HARRISON LOCATION ing named persons have, after dute investigation, been found ineligible 1965 R a m b le r 770, 2 door h a rd ­ chines, modern factory, pleas­ Excellent opportunity fot to vote because they have died, ‘moved, failed to vote in 4 years — top, automatic. $1595 ant working conditions, piece FEE P A ID OR, otherwise been disqualified by law. 1965 Q a ls x y 500, 2 door h.irdtop, S young man with some tiank A cct, .Ir’ or P r o g r a m m e r 7,'093 An opportunity to present proof contrary to such reason will be cylinder, automatic, power work rftte«, steady all year given TO all persens whose names are fisted below, provided such .-par*...... $1795 teller experience (savings l.nvty-Crder Clk Trainee 1tK) sons appear personally', at Room 327, the Administrative Building. $1395 round work. Call Mr. Kotlck at L ab Tech T n e e ; 1st o r 2nd 80-;- The Leader will publish Rummage Tale items 2 Week3 196* Rambler American, 2 door or commercial). Machinist, S U -or Tn**e to ‘♦.u-J H a c k e n sa c k , N. J., p rio r to A p r il 27, 19€7. F a ilu re to appear and 991-64160. Rareform Intimates, without charge. If you do not sell, you owe nothing. If submit prcof, as aforesaid, will require “any person affected by the sedan, standard shift. $895 FULL BENEFIT Tech Asst Training Supvsr. 13,000 .. - - . _ . • - • - 1964 A m b a ssa d o r, nuto. a ir cnndi- action of Board shall have the right to make application to a Judoe Inc., 43 River Road, North Ar­ Draftsman or Snack Bar Mgr. 100 yOU Sell, you OWe US $1.50. All item ? niUCt be Written by of the Superior cr County Courts, during the two weeks’ immediately tioninn, bucket neots. $1295 PR O G R A M Route Sales cr Gas stat Attend. (963 Ford Galaxy, XL, 2 door lington. LT you ?nd received in our offices by Monday noon week of preceding the Primary Election; June 8. 1967, and on said Election Call DE 3 1300 ext. 510 Day, for the purpose of obtaining an order entitling him to vote in hard top, 8 cylinder full the district in which he actually resides." power, $1195 OIRLfi for light machine work. rn°rtecrtc6rPMMerh AM 310 Pu^.'cat‘on- Limit 2 items, value under $100. No auto- 1963 R a m b le r Classic, 770, 4 door w « tC- End Guard 7-3pm or 3-11^r.i motive, boat or pet>. Please give name and address with, The burden of the proof shall be upon the applicant. The Judges, sedan. $995 Apply Aero Precision Co., 155 if satisfied that the applicant is entitled under the law, to vdte at — MACHINIST — '■so releases. sucn election, and af^er determining the election district in which surh 1963 660 C la s sic Sta tio n W ago n . FEMALE Automatic. Radio • Heater. Park Ave,, Lynd. or call #38- — TOOL MAKER — DELUXE 30 in. kitchen range HASHING MACIIINFV built-in- person actually resides, may issue an order directing the district board $995 1112. TF of that district to permit such person to vote. -Such person however, 1962 Chevrolet Impala, \ door SWISS SCREW MACHINE oven. Through oven door, white o \ en and rang- with cabinet. must register before voting at any subsequent election by court hardtop automatic $995 excellent condition. $50.00. Two order or otherwise. 1961 R a m b le r A m e ric a n 8ta tio n WILLING TO TRAIN Experi­ OPERATORS Snow machine <• .nliination. MEMBERS BERGEN COUNTY BOARD OF EJECTIONS, FEE P A ID r Joseph F. Regan W a g o n , 6 cylinder. $495 Experienced Apply fireside chairs, with slip covers Lnwnmower. 3 !..-fi cabinets. ence typist in ty|ie perfcrntion. Asst. Bkpr or Calculator Oper 2.25 Commissioner of Registration Will qualify to hold u position Excellent Opportunity Genl. Office tyoe $20.00 each. Excellent coriditon. I'pholstered chairs, table. Port Gladys Hardcastle, Chairman FLM AUTO SALES Secy, Exec or Legal Tnee 105 ’ Mimi Sarthou Accepting applicants for learn­ 998-300!). 4-6 able sert ing machine. WE 9-1234 Walter Marut I Kearny Ave., Kearny, N. J. paying 50 per e«nt more than P T Secy; no steno 9-3PM 2.0u ers t operate Swiss Maeliinc, File OIK I NYC 95 4-6 DISTRICT ONE W Ym an 8 7811 typist. Full time Job guaranteed. TEMP. Typist <1 Me.) P T 2.0f# AIX WOOL gray rug and |iad, Mountain Way Riverside Ave. must have High School eiluca 221 — Machere, Anna R. *p4 — FarrHI. Mar'Mret I. (Miss) Write Commercial Leader Box 10*/2Xl4. $lo.oo and vacuum — La Corte, Vincenzo tion. Mechanically inclined. PIANO, Lenox upright. Good 228 Dated: A p ril 6, 1967 m , Lyndhurst, N. able local 59? olier fluorescent desk lamp an.l 219 — Baudoux* John H. ENCLOSED GARAGES, AND FIX­ lilter, new oil filter, Just tuned chemical company. Duties in­ Full time night shifts only. ACCOUNTS receivable local $100 SLIDING board for above T h ir d Ave. ING PENALTIES FOR VIOL - up, power Klee ring, power clude processing of mall, stock BOO K KEEPEF.'S many to *125 bookshelf. 48-inch long brand 7C5 — Dcmanico, Thomas F. TIONS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Must work weekends. Vaca­ F I G U R E clerk to $95 ground S'/j to 4 inches deep Van Buren St. LYNDHURST IN THE COUNTV brakes, power windows, bucket and inventory, and general of­ tion, hospital, surgical bene­ SECRETARY to president £150 new in original carton. Call GE swimming |»ool. Used one sea­ 2?9 — Perrotta, Antonetta OF BERGEN AND STATE Ol- SECRETARY to tcp official $135 84517. 46 225 — Sconza, Marian NEW JERSEY.*' heats in front and haek, console, fice routine. Good salary, all fits paid. 043-4060. SECRETARY to vice president $12; son $15.00. Call between 5 and 6 2S5 — Pandorf, Mary Jane Be it Ordained by the Roard of SECRETARY to sales to $130 DISTRICT TWO Commissioners of the Township radio und heater, windshield major benefits, including tuition e\ enings. 998-0502. 4-13 of Lyndhurst in the County of SECRETARY 1-riirl office .1105 KENMQRE Washing machine. Castle Terr. v.'ipors, just simonlzed and wax­ SECRETARY advertising $1-5 275 — Visaro, Maria Bernen and State of New Jersey, assistance and growth potential. as follows: M EC H A N IC - H E L P E R SECRETARY purchasing $•'13 2 years old. 3-cycle, 3-speed, GENERAL ELECTRIC: vacuum Clinton Terr. ed, air-conditioned. A veritable . For appointment call Mr. i. STENO-SECTIES many $80-$100 244 — V taliano. Mari* 1. That the following be added .*>3 like new. Reasonable offer. (Tall eieaner, with six attachments. Paragraph 5 to Ordinance Na. 13’’7: cream puff. Cost $5800 in '64, W. Bryant, 4*4-8400, Ext. 336. For general sheet metal ' MANY ABOVE l-Et PA.D 255 — De Mayo, Carolina 998-0484 . 4-6 l-ern Ave. '*5. It shall be the Huty of the RECEPTION: oT.typist *75 Never used. $15.00. 998-2674 af­ Members of the polir* de^a-t will sacrifice for $2395. Private. shop. Experienced or GIRL FRIDAY typist $100 527 Brcwn, Gladys N O P C O ment to see to the enforcement willing to learn. G ’P .L ' R D A Y 1-g»r< r f f R u t h 'd * C BEIGE Cashmere sweater with ter 6 P.M. 413 G re e n St. CK 8-3120. CHEMICAL COMPANY 261 -— K itso n , Joh n P. of this Ordinance and to p ro se ­ CLERKS typists, many to *8£ huge mink collar to match. Rea­ cute alt violations t-ereund t.*- 60 Park PI. Newark, N. J. FILE CLEhKS. many to S^O '36 — Castiglia. Gloria J. HOT AIR furnace. Mueller Cli- 336 — Castiglia, Joseph m . This Ordinance shall take effect Call 991-4745. DICTAPHONE c perator $9C sonable. WE 9-1177. 3 30 immediately upon final passage BUSINESS Ol’wiKTUNfTV An Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK will tram, keypunch $7C D STRICT THREE inatrol Model No. 112-110. Gas F e rn Ave. and publication according to law. KEYPUNCH cper exp &. tnees GENERAL Electric, chrome PUBLIC NOTICE (M A F) to $90 fired BTl input 110,000. Heats 538 — Ritacco,.Ann I "wandowski St. Public notice is hereby given BOYS wanted • Morning or af­ SWITCHBOARD exr A. tnees plated. 2-s|>eed on Mnn- ACCTG clerk, train, stud OK 595 dv/. A p ril 3, 1967, the above cure future with substantial earn­ dewntowB Newark, Monday A- T mor, trair.ee to $45? 6 — Jes c n k r w * : i. Cecelia C. ings to be run as your own busi­ EKKPR full charoe $140 515 — Pakulniewicz, Frank J. Ordinance was introduced =»n«j ness; high school graduate, mar­ __MAN 25 35 for deli meat route CAMMAGE, Good condition n a s'c -i n it*- first rerdirg and that through Friday, 1 P.M. to 6 INVENTORY cierk MAHOGANY coffee table k end R id g e Rd. r ried. a pood credit record; com­ Thumanns will train. Good op­ $25.00. Arm chair $10,00. Call 4E9 -— Liva, Aldo L. Sr. the said Ordinance shall be taken pany will train and help finance P.M. Must he attractive and E X F E D traffic coord, exp to $150 table, with lamps, cntcin?!Ii ac- up for further considerati-m for Q.C. trainee 2nd sh.ft $1^5 • 0 —: Kupneski, Teresa your business. Call 288-0040 or portunity. GE 8-5139. 991-4798. 3 30 final passage at a regular meeting quick with figures. $1.70 per PRCDUCTiON punch tr.ee. stua cordlou, l.>0 base. Also other Ten Eyck Ave. write Welsh Farms, Long Valley, '71 — Clarkson, William A. »*f tue Board of Commissirncrs to N. J. *100 itenn. Reasonable. Call be­ be held at , the Commissioners hour. Ail benefits paid. Send CLERK. 5*rd with fipi-re* to %9Q T h ir d St. MAINTENANCE MAN 21 INCH R.C.A. television. Floor 624 — P ^ r". Chambers. Municipal Build ng, phone number and resume to TRAILER driver, gas &. fuel ^ x - tween 4:30 to 10 P.M. 991-3912 SPARE TIME INCOME Refill­ Carpentry, painting, plumb­ Model $15.00. Call 998-4916. 4-« DISTRICT FOUR Lyndhurst, Bergen Ccunty. N°v*/ Leader, Bex 232, Lyndhrst. 414 4-13 C h a te Ave. Jersey. rn Monday. April 17, ing und collecting money from ing and electrical experien­ 602 — S ieldr., A nnette M. 1967, at 8:00 o’clock in the even­ NEW TYPE high quality coin REAL ESTATE FOR SALF 70j — Ri’pinr! i, Frederick A. ing prevailing t me. "r a« «o-n ce required. Black Seal li­ RUTHERFORD •JACOB Doll player piano, with E w in g Ave. thereafter at said matter can b« operated dispensers in this cense preferred. 5 day week, Employment Agency ! LOTS for sale cheap. 50 x 110. approximately 100 piano rolLs. pr9 — March, Katharina reached, at which time and plac * a:ea. No selling. To qualify you STENOS F o u r t h St. all persons who may be inteie*trd 40 hours plus some call, 15 O rie n t W ay I/ike Neepanlin. Wantarr Town­ Perfectly tuned $100.00. One 708 — Knigth, Ernest A. therein shall be given an oppor­ must have car, references, $600 mid salary for experienced ship, Su sev Comity. N. Y. On electric adding machine. One R id g e Rd. tunity to be heard concerning the VI K lfst^r 747 — Croenveld, Charles L. same. to $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve TYPISTS man. Excellent benefit pro­ account ol illness. 777 *195. 4 20 n ii'n t ia l adding machine. Call S ix t h St. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 709 — Bayer. Otto A T T E S T - - , hours weekly can net excellent gram. Apply Personnel Dept. .98-6700. 4-13 726 — Volkertsen, Josephine Fred O. Taub Join us NOW and get FOR SALE SERVICES 755 — Lcpacieutki, Roman Township Clerk monthly income. More full time. WEST HUDSON a week’s paid vacation. I-OAT 14 ft. plyw ood runabout Summer Ave. Dated: April 6, 1967 J 'or personal interview write HOSPITAL T'55 — L*nk. H o w a rd J. FEES: *12.60 l£t>OFI\u anil sidinti. Alumi­ with 40 H.P. Mercury motor. Ten Eyck Ave. P.O. Box 4185, PITTSBURGH. I: you star; witn us dur­ 20G Bergen Ave. Kearny, X. »J. ( HAIRS RECOVERED from num work a specialty— Esti­ 042 — Reilly, John T. PA. 15202 include phone num- ing this month you'll be $1.50 (while U wait) S34 Essex Ciocd running condition, many T h ir d St. entitled to a week off this 991 3 m mates cheerfully given,. C a l l 7?-7 — Milefcki, Anna S. RENTALS her. ------4-6 summer. And you can sel- Street, Lodi, near Route 17 and I vtra.. KHNTOO nr best offer. 7(1 Wilson Ave. ■ -eet yeue spot at sither our 998 6449 or 991-0154. TF PLIMBER MECHANIC, (all Rutherford PI., Kearny 998 0881. 4S3 — Dixon, Charles J. 3 room apartment avail­ Newark. Harrison or AAP next to Texaco Station. DISTRICT FIVE able now 1st floor, good North Arlington locations. time. Call 933 152S. TF Call 342 4607. 12-28 67. SITUATION WANTED \ ------.Csiiaj ..Sit ______F O R s ic i N T We offer all major bene- "02 — Luberto. Anelina M. location, heat & hot water fits, and you'll find our BOY u anted : Immediate open­ ZENITH <*olored T.V.' set. 25- 706 — Ennis, Mary periodic performance re­ BALDWIN PIANOS £ Organs, Baby Sitting Position — Wanted Copeland Ave. $90.00 NORTH ARLINGTON, office views an added plus. If ings for newspaper route in it'ch contemporary style cabi­ 106 — Menlc. Georne A. you'd like to find out more, new and used, bought and sold. by high school girl, evenings <09 — Ucci, Theresa 3 room apartment North why not come in and talk Lyndhurst. North Arlington. net. Call OL 3-1663. 1-13 335 — Hoff. Irene Gabnela space, on Ridge Road. Call GE it over with us. Call Mr. Sir. Music, ?01 Washington PI., and weekends. Sixty five cents A rlington, $100.00. Kinnslard Ave. 8 *700. TF J. B rva n t, 484-8400. Rutherford, and East Ruther- 1'assaic, Open Monday and F ri­ SI ROLLER green $12.00. Wal­ per hour. Call anytime WY 1- 245 — Pilkington, Ruth E. 4 room apartment con­ lord. Weekly profit., ca-h prizes day r \ enings. Free parking nut coffee table & end tables 14"' — C ucci, F r a n k J. FOR RENT: 20x30. Store in 1839 TF 248 — Cucci, Michael J. venient location $110.00 NOPCO and trips. Call WE 3-2116 • 200S • TF *45.00. Call 9330146. 4-13 T e n th St. new building on a main street in 1908 - 3368. 4-13 LICENSED experienced teach­ -*3 — Wajda. Mary T. CHEMICAL COMPANY HELP WANTED FEMALE 664 — R e a a, A lb e rt 3 rooms, new luxury Lyndhurst .Call 939 1678. 2-2S TF NORTH ARLINGTON: Large er. Would like to do tutoring for fir 4 — Rcda, R o se A. GENERAL FACTORY Work, apt. air conditioning, re­ 60 P a r k Place. N fw .irk , N. J. modern beauty salon. Newly elementary grades at inV home. W e a rt Ave. NORTH ARLINGTON: THREE An equal opportunity EXPERIENCED FURNI will train, benefits, Day and 503 — Steffens, Madeline U. frigerator, carpeting, in­ employer. MfcF decorated. Call 991-8754 after 6 Anylime from 4 P.M. on and D STRICT SIX cinerator, indoor parking, rooms. All utilities, 2nd floor, TURE MOVER. DRIVER S Night Shifts. Apply in persov, F e rn Ave. P.M. Owner moving out of evenings, 438-3661, or 935-0358. 371 — Brunetto, Ruth H. $100.00 Adults only. Queen ot LICENSE NECESSARY. I S. Electronics Corporation, TV & telephone jacks, state. 4-6 3 30 Stuyvesant Ave. Peace area. Call 998 8776. 2 23 STEADY 40 H O I R WEEK. 275 Warren St., Lyndhurst, N.J. 472 — Kelenc, Ernest available now, heat and TF DISTRICT SEVEN hot water and gas, $135.00 REGISTER RATE OPEN. PI.ANO, Small baby grand, m a­ WINTER BLUES Got you L a k e Ave. hogany finish. Accortlian 120 INSTRUCTION 532 — Eulo. Raphael M. FO R SA LE TURKU ROOMS $05.00. Heat, MACE BROS. FURNITURE ______down? Overcome them and R id g e Rd. NOW base. l ull scale. 991-4712. 4-20 129 — in se rra , P a tric k m New brick 2 familv, 3 hot wilier, gas and electric in- MRS. DUNN, gifted reader and earn $$$ too, as an Avon Lady! R uther'crcJ Ave. 512 KEARNY AYE. bedroom ayts., excellent eliulcd. 2 family near Queen of TEMPORARY ad\iser. Advice on all problems Call today for home interview, 424 — Straeb. Loretta KEARNY OT8 0300 ■V‘ INCH tub & sink combination Second Ave. St. Michael’s location, Peace Church. Call after 0 P.M. POSITIONS with cabinet. Rest offer. Call ot life — card reading. 9 a.m. DI 3-7334 or MI 2-5146. 4 6 518 — Gagen, Peter J. lo 9 p.m. Call 653-8470, lersey ______378 — Izan, George W. colored tile bath, ultra 998-8770. 3-16 TF Full Time Part Tim* MALE — FEMALE 933-9074. 4 6 45 3— Ruaso, Margaret Y. modern kitchen, plenty of City, established 3 years. TF 'Sixth Ave. M iqrant Tea W ill 532 — Hess, Anna closet space. 2 hydro­ THREE ROOMS and bath, i t i NEW JERSEY’S FIRST AIR CONDITIONER 16.500 T h ird Ave. Kingsland Ave., Lyndhurst. MALE WANTED TO BUY Be Held W ednesday 516 — De Pasquale, Dominick therm hot water heaters, STILL THE BEST Accountant, coft, bjaiget BTfV. Practically new. I se,l 5£2 —*• Wilkinson, Poll* A M igrant Tea will be held 2nd floor apt rental $1800 3-23 TF OBlj 3 months. Sacrifice for BRING IT IN DISTRICT EIGHT Clerks, Typists, Stenos, nr\-t Wednesday from 2 p m. to C c u rt Ave. per year, (tenant supplies $135.00. Call evenings 997-1880. Papers, 60c per hundred, rags, 255 — Wirsing, George J. LYNDHURST: 3-room furnished Bookkeepers, Machine Operator; NO FEE J a y Ave. own heat and hot water.) 4-1S aluminmum, brass, copper, lead, 4 p.m. at First Methodist apartment. All accommodations Q.C. Mgr. electfo-mech 9050 Church. 601 Kearny Ave.. Kear­ 121 — Brooks, Helen Solid Brick, this custom T O P R A T E S Prod, control ?0C9 batteries, and iron. Livingston Ave. freshly painted. Couples only. Buyer, machinery SCO KAREK1.ER SOFA bed and ny. Local church women arc in­ 131 — Esposito, Betty A. built one family is excep­ Gnl. Foreman, mach. shop 12 1 7 0 0 0 KEARNY SCRAP METAL 131 — Esposito, Rcnald *'.’5.00 weekly. 039-7858. 4-20 CONVENIENT HOURS chair for sale. Asking $99.00 in Riverside Ave tional. Side hall - living Chemist, organic 8500 473 Schuiier Ave., Kearny, N. J. vited tc attend. Claims Trainee 6009 good shape. Call after six p.m. The work of the migrant min­ 234 — Czarner.'i, Robert F. room - fireplace - dining LYNDIUJRST: FOUR room Contract Administrator 9000 991-0432 DISTRICT TEN Buyer-expeditor 1-0 138-8014. 4 6 istry i i New Jersey has been Anthony Court room - ultra modern apartment. Ilcat and hot water. NO FEE F o re m a n , h vy mc'hy 9!0i 518 — Andre, Elizabeth C- kitchen - 1 bedroam - n r ^ t t m .1 n, mecTs ------ATTENTION: WE PAY TOP s|K)tligh(ed this, year hy the Forest Ave. Avililnhl,. May I. Near trims M 0 -tw? ButKkiewicx, Rcfrfrt G. P ro g ra m m e r 10400 PAINTING prices for papers. Brass, Lead, United Church Women ol West- powder room on 1st floor portation. Itcnl $185. per month. THE JONES GIRLS Public relations writer 9000 £26 — Measineo. Catherine No. l Copper, Rags, Cast Iron. Hudson. Special speakers have P a g e Ave. 3 large bedrooms & tile Plioue 933-85-17. 4 *1 232 Belleville pike, Kearny, N.J, INTERIOR, exterior painting. 14f — Thompson, Charles E. W1.S0S0 OTHER OPENINGS Delivered. Also buyers of steel, been acquainting the women’s 174 — Perello, Sam uel bath 2nd floor. Full base­ First class work. Fully insured. P o s t Ave. ment, 2 car garage. LYNDHURST: 5 rooms, t C lerk 105 S e x tc n *0 batteries and junk cars. J. Res- ciganizations in the various 119 — Neill, R o b e rt M. Credit C lk 130 D isp a tc h e r 2.03 Call U97-2293. TF 143 — F lo rke w icz, V .n c e n t E. SEE IT TODAY porches. Supply own lieat. $85. WOMEN to sell finest knitwear. Welder 2.50 Messenger 7$ cinlti. 36 Clinton Street. Belle­ churches with the needs of this per month. 933-7026. 4-1S High comm. FYee wardrobe. L a b o re r 2 P8 Auto Mtch Hiu » ville. PLymouth 9-4408. TF v.ork, and money toward th33-9302 or T im e stu d y 140 F ir e m a n ’,v.O free estimates. W. Carr. HU.2- support of this work has bee.i 1st flsor, 6 rooms, 2nd SERVICES 039-51113. 4-20 6784. TF received. floor, 4 rooms, steam oil, IYNDIH RST: FOUR rooms FEMALE FO R L EA SE heat mill liot witter, call after 5 B oo k ke e p e r 100-f VACUUM cleaner repairs on The ti?a will be the culmina­ reduced to $37,000, see Boo erger. Asst to I - * this beauty. P.M. 2HK-S326. 4-0 HOMAN WANTED: I day per Bookkeeper Fr all makes, (2.95 plus parts, tion of this emphasis. Members 5,000 SQ. FT. BUILDING neck or every 2 weeks for Clerk Typist 7S Free pick-up and delivery or o; the Council will ans.ver ques­ Comptometer ts no Open Sun. 1 To 4:30 P..M. lu.usework, 2 adults must be you wait, tions about the-migrant minis- WITH BALCONY, EX- I VNDIH RST: THREE rooms Gal F rid a y 1C0 we repair while tellable, honest, with refer K e y ru n c h t 90 LITTI.E beauties, AKC. Ed lloses, brushes. attachments tryy, and there will tie an op­ and hath. All utilities. Business Librarian, medical 10s) CORNER LOCATION IN iflees Hus No. I#2 -90-44. PR Assistant •*" to r m Johnson. 640 Riverside Avenue, in slock for all makes. West portunity to give to this ua»rk. couple preferred. t li Recepticnist-typist 90 Lyndhurst, N. J . GE 8-0WJ. TF SAVINO Write Commercial leader. Box Secretary. Need car • 1 10 Essex Vacuum, 359 Kearny • Mr*. H amid Hamhlo of tho NO. ARLINGTON. CALL 338, Lyndhurst, N. J. Secretary. Jr. to iO Avenue, Kearny. WY 1 141S or First Methodist Church is chair* HMmtHST: THREE large 998-4368 10 • B uses Al C o rner - 10 p e r s o ’n Y l " n o t i c e * WY 7 1525. TF -trail. — — ...... AGENCY liKhl rooms, ?imI floor. Heat and WOMEN for lite clean factory NEW JOB LISTINGS vork in Carlstadt near Grand IOSe ' WEIGHT ’ * s a f e H * " with ~ If h 7p " w a \ t in ” 7T;'fTi'i* * *llELP WANTED FEMALE 251 R idge R oad hot water. Adults preferred. EV ER Y H O U R Suitable For Any Type ( all 933-5387. 4 *0 t'nion. Good working conditions. Dev-ADIet Tablets. Only 98 Lyndhurst, N. J. Steady job with automatic In­ eents at Edlins Rx Pharmacy. B usiness GEneva 8-3120 NORTII ARLINGTON: 4 ', creases. No expertmce neces­ 5-11 sary. Blue Cross, Blue Shield DEE GF KEARNY rooms. Heat ami hot water sup VIII.L THE person who sent HOUSEWIVES... coverage. Call 9333030. 4 6 I lied. 2ml floor, 2 -family house. three dollars in cash late Feb- EXCEPTIONAL TWO-FAMILY Ad.lls preferred. W14S574. 46 HELP WANTED MAI.E Employment Agency mary with no Identification en­ Are You Looking ON’E OF THE FINEST HOMES IN TOWN Opea Monday Evnshigs Till 7 closed or on envelope to N.A. All Modern Features. Owner s First Floor Apartment Has PART TIME MORNINGS 232 Belleville Pike Leader office kindly contact and I.IM KY APT. 3 rooms, 2 air For A Part Time Job? Curious Living Room. Modem Dining Room, Paneled $45.00 WEEKLY PLUS . explain? ( a|l 9916051 or write i oialit loners, heat and hot wa­ W Y 1 - 9 0 8 0 OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN WITH OFFICE SKILLS Science Kitchen, Large Colured Tile Bath, 3 bright Bed I P.M. TO 7:M A.M. N.A. Leader, 157 Ridge Road. r< 'ms. 4 Rocm Modern Apartment On Second Floor With ter. Vacant. Near transporta­ FIGURE AND RECORO CLERK OPENINGS CONVENIENT _ Man wanted to deliver sample North Arlington. NC-TF All,Large Rooms. One Of The Best Locations — Convenient tion. tm -flq. CaU, WE - »- -XxUS— ATTRACTIVE S A U R I E S CEN- To All Schools. Churches And Transj i tat ion A Discrimin­ 1078. 4 2fl mornings per week. No San- PERSONAL PERSONAL TRALLY LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN NEWARK, COM? 'ANY ating Buyer Will Realiie The Value And Appreciate The days. No collections. Ca!! 877 “Single? W. do wed? Acid Indigestion? Painful gas? Price Ol S49.900. Shewing By Appointment. D iv o r c e d ? " CA> ETERI A 4019. Find happiness by Get new Ph.-. Tablets. ONLY 98 NORTH ARLINGTON: Renovat meeting someone new cents. Peoples Pharmacy. 4-20 APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT DEL TUFO AGENCY oil 1st Floor, 5 rooms. Fine lo­ GENERAL FACTORY Work, For a FftCC confidential interview cati FIREMAN’S FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. EXCLUSIVE BROKERS. cation. heat and hot water. will train, benefits, Night Shift. INTRODUCTIONS PERSONAL Parking space, liear buses, Apply in person, 1'. S. Electron U N L I M I T E D LOSE WEH.HT safely with IS WASHINGTON ST. NEWARK, N. J. 10 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst S3 Ridge Rd. No. Arlington. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLYOER 933-0550 stores, etc. Adults only. No pets ic* Corporation. 275 Warren St., § 9 i 7902 Ilex A INet Tablets. ONLY **H tl.m.oo. Call 998-3638. I ff) I.vndhnrst, N. J. , rt nls al Petwles Pharmaev. I I PAGE FOURTEEN TTIE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH RERGEN REVIEW Thursday, A rm s, m i Keep Your Faith, Go To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days

Students t;.* our relatives and friends for 8:00 PM Cub Scouts their words of consolation, Former Lt. Fi*ank Schneider H e n r y J . King, Well Known SUNDAY, APRIL 9 : many spiritual bouquets and Bfos After A Long Illness As A former Local Resident ft Church Services 8:00 AM Holy Communion f,m il. tributes at the death of 9:30 AM Holy C mmunion and (in beloved wife and mother, Frank A. Scheidrr, 300 Val- 26, New Jersey PatrolmaiVv IV- Henry J. King, (ii years of :>o Huge, Jay lord of Westwood, and Discus s i o ti ; T h e Iren- W. Abriola. Special U t K t l) I1EAKT K. C. 21-29 ley FSroWk Aw., retired I-y.id- revolent Association. Cliristaf St., Matuehen, died on Willis of Rahway; three sisters, Saint; the Episco­ tha 'l;s to MJgr: H: G. Beck and CHURCH 7;00 PM Junior Youth Fellow­ hurst Police Lieutenant, died on His wife, M rs' A uiw ta Ro»- March 29th al Perth Amboy Mrs. Joseph Ilohnl of Lynd- pal Church t i the -tali of the Nazare Me­ Ridge Rd. & New Jersey Ave. ship Sunday, April 3rd at St. Barna­ s< helsen Schneiders, died a General Hospital. 11:15 AM Mor.ilng Prayer and morial Home, Inc., for their liursl, Mrs. Charles Horace Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry O. \ i. 7 :30 PM Senior Youth Fellow­ bas Medical Center, Livingston, 1951, He leaves Kvo sons, John Bora in Newark and a resident Holy Baptism kind and efficient services. where he had been a patient oi Metuchen for the Iasi twenty of Lyndhurst, and Mrs. Donald Beck, Pastor ship meeting at West­ F of Salem, Ohio, and Richard Masses: 6:30, 7:30, 9:00, 10:00, minster Presbyte­ 7:30 PM Fit to be tied Pro­ Bereaved Husband and Son lor six days. He was 68, was years, lie was supervisor for Russell of Ral)W!iy, and a A., of Lyiidlmrst; a sister. Mrs. 11:00, 13:00, in church rian Church gram at Westminster I torn in Jersey City and had liv­ 1. Ii. Stlilibh & Co. for twenty grandchild. ** Church CARD OF THANKS Alma Golden*’’ i f Lyndhurst; t : 00, 11:30 In schbol ~ THURSDAY. APRJL 6 ed. in Lyndhurst for the past 51 years. Services were held on Satur- MONDAY, APRIL 10 FRISINA— Deeming it impossi­ a.»1 five grandeliiMi cil Daily Masses: 7:00, 7:30, 8:00. 8:00 PM Choir rehearsal years. H r is survived by ins wife, Ttny, Aifrtr t, af-sr. Frauds ble to thank all in person we 8:30 MONDAY, APRIL 10 THE ANNUNCIATION Lt. Schbeider retired from The Elks Memorial Sc nice Margaret Seliaffnor, ,i son Rob- Church, Metuclien. .Interment at wish to take this means of ex­ 8 :00 PM Meeting of the Board 7:00 AM Morning Prayer, Holy the Police Department in 1963, was held at Ihe Steever Fune­ er* Jacksonville, Fla., and , Resurrection Cemetery, New pressing our most sincere and MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH of Trustees Communion after 32 years of service with ral Home on M.w lay e\i ling; three brothers, Robert of Or- Market, N. J, heartfelt thanks to all our rela­ Copeland Aven„ Lyndhurst TUESDAY, APRIL 11 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 the Department. He was a vet­ tin America i l.e j on and Po­ 10:00 AM Morning Prayer, Holy tives and friends for their words lice 1 epartmci t ■ n Tuesday Rt. Rev. Fitzpatrick 8:00 PM Ruth Niohol Mission­ eran o£ Wori.l War I, having l.ast year more than a mil­ Communion, Bi b 1 e of consolation, beautiful floral evening, and die religious serv­ and Planning Committee, also a Sunday Masses: 8:00, 9:00, ary Society meeting been a Musician, 1st Class. ium ministers in 199 lands re­ 10:30, 11:30 Study tributes and many spiritual bou­ ice by the lie, Kudei;>l> Dtem member of the Board of Trust­ He was a member of St. ported linn* spent in the field, ees of the Presbytery of the Pal­ Daily Masses: 7:15 LYNDHURST 3:45 PM Brownies quets at the funeral of our be­ yesterday at the Steever Fu­ 7:30 PM Boy Scouts loved mother, Rose Frisina. Matthew's Evangelical Luther­ ihiI only discussing the Bible isades. The Itov. Mr, Lehr will METHODIST CHURCH an Church, Lyndhurst Lodge, neral Home, 253 Stuyvesant 8 :00 PM Decent Literat u r e Special thanks to Msgr II. G. with interested persons at the again be the guest preacher on 8 T. MICHAEL’S R. C. Stuyvesant and Tontine Aves. No. 1505, Elks; Barriliger-Waik- Ave., at 1:30 p.m. Interment meeting Beck and the clergy of Sacred door, lmt also instructed many the Dili and 16th of April. CHURCH Rev, Robert Olya Bryant er Post. No. 139. American I-e- was in Hillside Cemetery, Lynd- i ■ regular free home Bible Ridge Road and Page Avenue Pastor Heart R. C. Church for their . . , The Rev. Benjamin II, gion, and Bergen County, I-ucal hurst. studies. Ministers associated yvuams RUTHERFORD comforting words, also to the Jr., will be the guest Pastor 807 Tontine Avenue with New: Jersey Circuit Om BAPTIST CHURCH Staff of the Nazare Memorial preacher on April 23rd. The Rev. Ladislaus J. Wilczewski GEneva 8-6928 • conducted upwards of 1500 sucl Masses: 7:00, 8 :00, 9:00, 10:00 SUNDAY. APRIL 9 Pastor John Dexter Greenleaf Home, lac., for thoir kind and I.i . , V -. Adams'i:; the Director studies with interested families efficient services. Mrs. Costello, Mrs. Reilly, oi the Counseling Center of the and 11:30 a.m. 9 :00 AM Early Church service — THE LORD’S DAY — it; littiti and 42 ministers served 9:45 a.m. Bible School Bereaved Children Presbytery of the Palisades 9:45 AM Church School with a.- full-time missionaries, de­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST classes for all ages, Classes for all ages Prominent Sisters Are Dead with headquarters in the First voting the majority of their time SCIENTIST 11:00 a.m. Momip? Worship De PASQUALE—We wish to Presbyterian Cliurch, Ruther­ including adults. Two sisters who were mem- Costello and her husband were to the preaching of the gospel. E. rierrepont & Lincoln Aves., thank all our relatives and ford. 11:00 AM Church service with Youth Fellowship Ih rs of a prominent South Ber- prominent in Democratic af- "The Bible program that is Rutherford. New Jersey 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service friends for their kind expres­ sermon by the minis­ gen family died within 48 hours fi;irs of South Bergen, being prepared for the dele­ Ttie last Sunday in April, the ■ranch of the Mother Chi reh, The sions of sympathy, many spir­ ter on “ Living in the WEDNESDAY of each other last week. Mrs. Reilly died last Thai's- 30th, the Rev. Dudley Sarfaty, First Church of Christ Scientist, itual bouquets, and beautiful gates at the Paterson meeting of Moeton, M an Light of the Resur 8:00 p.m. Hour of Blessing They were Mrs. Ethel Costello day in Ridgewood. Mrs. Costello formerly Chairman of the Com­ Sunday Services at 11:00 A.M. floral tributes at the death ol will help each one to come to a 11:00 A.M. Sunday School rection—Stephen.” Phone GE. 8-6795 of 35-Q Ridge Park Drive. North died Saturday in St. Barnabas mission on Religion and Race, our beloved husband and father better Understanding of his re­ Wednesday Evening Meetina at MONDAY. APRIL 10 “The Church of the Arlington, and Mrs. Leo Reilly Hospital. Livingston, now the Chairman of Metropoli­ 1:15 o'clock at which testimbnita of Dominick J,, De Pasquale. We sponsibility to bis family and CHIrstlan Science healing ?-e given, 3:30 PM Youth Choir rehear? Royal Welcome" of Ridgewood. Mrs. Costello’s' husband died tan Area Council of the Presby­ steading Room at 5 Statior Square are grateful to the clergy of Sa­ his neighbor," pointed out Mr. •pen Monday through Saturday, 11 - sal. The women were members of in 1956. Fountoukis. "The program will tery of the Palisades, will be the a.m. to 5 p.m.. ano on Friday eve-n cred Heart R. C. Church and to TUESDAY. APRIL 11 WESTMINSTER the O'Connor family which was Mrs Costello's other surviv- guest preacher. The Rev. Mr. nlngt from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock. the Nazare Memorial Home, not only feature group instruc­ Closed legal holidays. 7:30 PM Commission on Edu­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ective in South Beigen for ors include a son. Jam es: a Si.rfaty was the guest preacher Nursery care provided during Inc. tion and participation such as Sunday Service. cation will meet. RMge Rd. and Page Ave. many years Their brother is d; tighter. Mrs. Kathleen Ma- c!einonstrations on presenting 01 *^c " eslmiiisler Church sev- THURSDAY, APRIL 13 Bereaved Family “Bless the Lord, O my soul, Lyndhurst, New Jersey Arthur O'Connor, operator of a honey of North Arlington and a the latest Bible information, but eral wc‘ek® aR0 1:00 PM Ruth Circle of the and forget not a(l his benefits: Telephone: 939-7920 realty business in the commu- sister Mrs. Joseph (Alicia» Bry- it will encourage individual cf- WSCS will meet. IN MEMORLAM who forgiveth all thine iniq­ SUNDAY SERVICES nity. ai. of North Arlington. lort through talks and personal 7:00 PM Junior Youth Fellow­ In loving memory of my dear­ Eastern Star M eets uities; who healeth all thy dis­ Worship Service — 8:30 a.m. Mrs. Reilly for years was Funeral services were held experiences.” .All meetings aro ship will meet. est. beloved husband. F An­ eases; who redeemeth thy life Church School and Lyndhurst tax collector. Mrs. Tuesday. free. . Fraternity Chapter, Order of 8:00 PM Senior Choir meets thony Senese, who departed this from destruction; who crowneth Adult Class — 9:30 a.m. Ihe Eastern Star, will meet to. for rehearsal. life April 9, 1945. thee with lovingkindness and Worship Service — 1 1 a.m. morrow evening at Adoniram SATURDAY, APRIL 15 With a lonely heart and many Rev. W illiam Lehr tender mercies." Junior Talk; Child Care and John ..Sapone Bible Convention Temple on Second Ave. Annual 7:00 PM Three F ’s will meet. Nursery service provided at a tear, I have marked the pass­ reports of officers will be given This verse from Psalms is the Is Guest Preacher Hosts and Hostesses: each hour. ing days and years. I love you John Sapohe, 623 Baldwin S et For NA^itneSSeS' ctnd officers foi the coming Golden Text of this week's dearly in life, treasured you in Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ave died on Thursday m ining are continuing This past Sunday the guest jtar will bo elected. A social Christian Science Lesson-Ser- death; deep in my heart I love Lott and Mr. and LATTER DAY SAINTS at the Passaic General Hospital the Bible convention of Nevv, preacher at the Westminster hour will follow the meeting. mon, “Are Sin, Disease, and you still and always will. Mrs. Robert Bryant. OF JESUS CHRIST after a short illness. He was Jersey Circuit One of Jehovah's Presbyterian Church was the Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Death Real?” Wonderful memories is all I A welcome awaits you at the A. E. STARKS, Pastor 41. was bom in Italy, came to Witnesses at the Armory in Pat- Rev. William C." Lehr, Chair- are the present Worthy Matron have left, Someday his happi­ church on the corner of Stuyve­ Services Every Sunday at th* m an of Church Development and Patron. ST. MATTHEWS ness I hope to share. Someday. the United States in 1937 and erson on the 28-30 of this month, sant and Tontine Avenues. Adoniram Masonic Temple EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN I know not when. When we are lived in Jersey City for 21 years according to Paul Fountoukis. Corner Valley Brook Ave. and 321 Second Are., Lyndhurst before moving to Lyndhurst presiding minister of the Lynd- ST. THOMAS back together in God's lovin; Travers Place, 'Lyndhurst Church School, 10 a.m. nine y ears ago. hurst-Rutherford Bible Study NEW JERSEY BELt EPISCOPAL CHURCH care. Always remembered in 885 Travers Place, Lyndhurst Preaching Service, 11 a.m. He was employed by the Gi- Group, one of the groups par- Stuyvesant and Forest Aves. my prayers. SUNDAY F O R G E T Church Office: Church School High Mass at St. Augustine vsuden Corporation at Clifton as ticipating in the assembly, 9:15 AM Sunday School & Di­ UNITARIAN SOCIETY Building. Forest Ave. Mission, Dearly Loved and Sad- a fork-lift operator He was a About 14 delegates from this vine Worship 70 Home and Ames Avenues - i e i ti r, r* area will attend. Phone: 438 5668 iy Missed. Always in our hearts. member of Sacred Heart R. C. Sermon; "The Secret of Great­ Sunday Service, 11:00 a.m. T O D A Y S The Rev. Harry W. Hansen Wife, Nettie E. Senese. and Church and on the Italian Amer- ^he \V atchtower Society of ness" Church School and Nursery Rector Son, Johnnie Senese ican Sport Center in Jersey Brooklyn, N. Y., sponsor of the Th u r sd a y 10:50 a.m. Daily Morning and Evening City. He was a Navy veteran of Bothering has designated April W E R 8:00 PM Ladies’ Aid Society Phone: 933-2739 World War II. a special month of activity FRIDAY Prayer 7 a.m. and 7 p,m- Cub Pack 8 1 M eets Sunday Services: tor Jehovah's Wrtnessvs wwtrt- 4:00 PM Confirmation Classes LYNDHURST Cub Pack 96 of Sacred Heart Survivors are his wife, Mrs. 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion wide.” Mr. Fountoukis said. All G I R T H HEBREW CENTER School had its Pinewood Derby Victoria Sapone; a son, An- 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer, congregations will work toward REED MEMORIAL 333 Valley Brook Avenue a their meeting la»; thony at home; his parents. Mr. Holy Communion k Church a 20 per cent increase in minis­ UNITED PRE8 BTTERIAN Between Ridge Road and Frank Robinson came in first anrf Mrs. Antonio Sapone of J e r­ DAY? School, and 11:13 a.m. Morn­ ters this month and then make CHURCH Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst and Martin Ruby second. Gil­ sey City; a brother.' Frank, of ing Prayer. a report to world headquarters 281 Stuyvesant Avenne Rev. David S. Barbalatt. Rabbi bert Bowman received the Jersey City and two sisters, p i t O IH Study: GE. 8-9582 outlining the success of the pro­ The Rev. David L. Barrett, THURSDAY, APRIL 6 prize for having the best look­ Mrs. Anthony 1 Victoria' Andro- gram. Home 939-3124 Pastor 7 :00 AM Morning Pl ayer, Holy ing pinewood, and Paul Teshi- M’co of Lyndhurst and Mrs. Jo­ Church telephone: 138-70*7 Communion ma received the consola­ seph i Angela i LoBianco of Jer­ Manse telephone: 933 3372 7:00 PM Evening Prayer CARD OF THANKS tion award. The Rev. Donald Du sey City. SUNDAY. APRIL 9 ABRIOLA—We wish to express Pasquale was the judge. Rich­ 6:45 PM Junior Choir Rehear­ The funeral was on Monday 9:45 AM Bible School classes our sincere and heartfelt thanks sal ard Schlemm is CUbtmster. l:om the Na/are Memorial for all ages 7 :45 PM Senior Choir Rehear- Home, Inc., 403 Ridge Road to Public Service n ow gives 11:00 AM Morning Worship sal Topic: - “ Being Fond of Lost FRIIJAY, APRIL 7 Sacred Heart R C. Church where Requiem Mass was offer­ Cause#” 2:10 PM Released Time Pro you an Unconditional Scripture: II Corinthians 11; gram lor High School Burk Funeral Home ed at 10 a.m Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Ar­ D i r e c t o r s lington. Guarantee w hen John L. Burk — Paul Konarski r FLOWERS BY you switch to m odern Prompt, Efficient, Dependable Service Dependable Service Siout-lSJSU SPINA 52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbnter 9-0490 G a s H e a t ! (corner 5th Ave.) SERVICES OF DEPENDABILITY A ir conditioned year round We are always careful to serve depend­ Jersey City Office . 469 Palitade Ave. ably and competently I<» ju^lify the con­

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