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THI RSDAY. OCTOBER 8 , 1970 •it any time to help at the Center. Mrs. Sammartino (Sv'v!a). who served as registrar at the The ruton taxpayers are groaning these i>i' versity evp'ained that T X T d ay* it not hard to find. sons interested may join t h e The New Jersey State Taxpayer» As New York Cultural Center lor sociation revealed last week that the coun the fee of $15 single and $25 per ties of our state this year are spending criipte. This permits free ad $461 million. mission to the building at any Twenty years ago the figure stood at time (the admission fee is >1 $110 million. ordinarily) and to all programs ' B erg en 20 years ago spent $10 million. and exhibits. Movies are This year it is spending $51 millon. shown every day. The New Newark s problems are the state’s pro York Times prints all notices of exhibits as do several blems. Newark is in Essex and pavs over Human life can be full and magazines. Mrs. Sammartino 55 percent of the county taxes. Twenty useful at every stage from stressed that the Cultural Cen years ago Essex scent $21 million. This youth to old age if men turn to ter is a good place for mem year it is spending $87 million. This means God as the unlimited source of that Newark’s share, 20 years ago a little bers to have friends meet them their capacities. This is the o ve r >10 million, is now well over $40 frr luncheon or for a visit in theme of a Christian Science m illion. the oity. The Center is- f i v e lecture to be given here on Do you wonder why the biggest city minutes walk from Lincoln Cen Thursday. October 15th by V and the best developed part Harry S. Smith. C.S.B. titled of the city, thinks Dr. Sammar "Neither Young nor Old". The The Streets tino. lecture is sponsored by First ANCO Church of Christ Scientist. The The life of a brilliant, productive law The trip was made by bus. event takes place at 8:15 p. m. Service ( om pany yer, William Darmstatter of Passaic, was with Dean Byron Lam bert and snuffed out on Lyndhurst’sRidge Road Mrs. Matthies. president of m Church Edifice. E Pierre Sale* iV Service th<> Town and Gown Society, in (Rt. 171 Wednesday night when he was pont and Lincoln avenue. Ruth AIR CONDITIONING struck by a hit and run driver. c. arge of arrangements. eriord. WINDOW UNITS — CENTRAL The cowardly cop-out by the driver The Center, formerly t h e Mr. Smith is an authorized AUTO AIR CONDITIONING underlines the fact that on our community Huntington Hartford Museum, teacher and practitioner of TELEVISION streets too many autoists are driving too was offered the University by COLOR — B-W — ANTENNAS — STEREO fast. Mr. Hartford and it took Dr. Christian Science in Atlanta. It is one thing to race a big car along 257 Park Ave., N u tle y 667-' Siimmartino so long to accept Georgia. He was formerly the an open highway. It is another thing to
The Borough of Belmar, a Monmouth the courage to open an investigation and County community, is buying a new fire find out the whys and wherefores of gold* track. The price is $80,000. plated fire equipment. The State Commis It sounds fantastic. But that’s the way sion of Investigations is supposed to be things are going. peering over the shoulders of public of NORTH ARUNGION Off ICE. E v e n w ith inflation, $80,000 is a pile of ficials. HO RI0CE R0 money. It is still nossible to go to a swank Why not call in the fire truck people community and buy a new home with a and>see why prices are so scandalous? lot for less than $80,000. There are over 500 municipalities in What makes these fire truck prices so N ew Je rs e y — over 500 fire departments. outrageous? Millions could be saved if the fire truck Well, one big reason is nobody has had industry was put in line where it belongs.
First Assistant Prosecutor Michael about nine tenths of one percent say they Gross is certain that there will be this year use the (hug regularly— as against the 11.6 a dozen juvenile deaths due to dope over percent who drink regularly and the 22.3 doses. percent who smoke regularly. W e think Prosecutor Gross understates No one trie« to etpiate the terrible threat the case. of heroin and cocaine to the young with There wiH be more than a dozen deaths; that of cigarettes and liquor. some of them will be due not so much to Yet they are of a pattern. overdoses but to other causes related to The only thing is our society is accus narcotics. tomed to the tobacco and liquor cultures: The warning of Prosecutor Gross comes drugs alarm us. as a result of a survey which shows that But a* any adult knows the great dam* between 2,200 to 3,800 Bergen County stu age to our society today is being wreaked dents in grades from 7 to 12 are using by alcohol. The businesses that have been heroia or cocaine. lost, the families destroyed, the lives brok The statistics rose from questionnaires en— the casualties of these due to alcohol filed by 53,887 students—a substantial ism are almost without number. number when it is considered the public One final note on Prosecutor Gross’s schools have but 81,834 students and the findings: parochial and private schools another Drug abuse grows outside the home. 2 0 ,0 0 0 - Tobacco and liquor are twin residents But buried in Prosecutor Gross's report of many homes. The young become actus- are statistics which are more alarming toned to them in their homes. The habits th an those on dope. they develop through their Kves develop in For instance, the report showed that the homes. 22-3 percent of the 12th grade students It is necessary for society to fight a- use cigarettes regularly. gainst the inroads of drugs. But society How many of those students will die would be wiser to dif in against the men eventually of lung cancer? aces of tobacco and hquor. W hile it is dif Prosecutor Gross did not say. ficult to control what happens outside the How many of those will die on the high home it is a relatively simple matter for ways after drinking? intelligent, courageous and loving parents Prosecutor Gross did not say. to control what goes on inside their homes! As far as heroin and cocaine goes only Government And Pornography The arguments over whether porno- person cannot walk the streets without PAYABLE QUARTERLY graphy does or does not damage society undergoing the bald, sneering sex that Interest paid from day of are quite beside the point. Anybody who shouts out from movie marquees, store deposit to day of withdrawal wants to indulge in pornography does so: windows and newspaperstands. Interest mailed on Savings De Transfer of savings from snv * (Vrlifi*-al**s avallalil*. the first it has been ever thus. The fact that some Government has a thousand weapons to other financial institutions can be ten day* of farli monili . subject material that once was handed around sur- force decency upon the besmwthers. posit Certificate accounts for easily arranged. Simply bring in I« regulation* ut nujm tvisory au reptitiously today is sold openly doesn’t The newsstands, of course, are licensed your convenience and on regular your savings passbook We do thorities. make it any more dangerous. by the city. The licenses can be revoked savings accounts upon request But many object to pornography on the if the operations are obdurate, the rest. grounds of good taste. It is one thing for The stores can be charged with count- pomographv to be circulated underground less violations, bad taste being the last of or even in the privacy of stores or libraries all. or homes, ft is quite another th Ask Town to Beautify ‘ U H Provides New Medical Service* Leave* Scene, Driver Fined Dear Lyndhurst Residents: Arthur M. Conley. 109 Ja y were levied on Bruce A. Coop- uro, 14« Kingsland Ave., f o r The Lyndhurst Junior Wom- Ave.. was fined $30 Thursday er, 22 Third St., North Arling driving cars with improper an's Club has taken on a two right in Lyndhurst Municipal ton. for failing to have car re mufflers and James Carney, year project of beautification Court for leaving the Scene o( pairs made and Katherine Star 349 Thifd St., for violation of of Lyndhurst and Water and ar, accident and his old driv- ger, 319 Grant Ave. for violat the motor vehicle inspection Air Pollution as its main o">jec: er’s license was pricked up by mg the motor vehicle inspec law. tivc. We wish to encourage all Judge William L. Bivona. t:on law. The judge ordered a bench concerned local residents to as Conley first pleaded not guil Fines of $10 were paid by warrant to be issued for Law s'ist us in our endeavors to. ty through his attorney. John Slephen C. Andrusyshen, 407 rence Donohue. 551 Third Ave. beautify our Community to M. Campo, but later, after a Harding Ave. and Anthony Di- who failed to appear make it a healthier, safer place conference with his lawyer, ______.______in which to live. changed his plea to guilty fol Clean up week in town Is lowing testimony from Patrol One Woman Show ncss Association's Annual Hal scheduled October 5 thru Octo- . . . . ber 10 Please take advantage “ S j r a S S f t a t when At Community Bank ^st, which Winthw ts cosponsored with r(f th|s opportunity w clean up. he arrived at the scene of an Charlotte Jockel, winner of a l,ie Rutherford Recreation De Some backyards can be seen accident at 8:28 p.m. Ju ly 24 first plaCe ribbon in art at the partment ln October. from the street. Take a look at Conley s car was there b u t New Jersey State Fair, will pre ~ yours. Does it need a Fall the owner was gone. 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PAGE FOURTEEN I H E leader press THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 Belleme«d Adds Lyndhurst C lobbers E ast S i d e Softball Banquet Held New Vice President The recent appointment cf iV'han Lyndhurst went on the fierce rushes of the Lyndhurst In the dosing minutes ctf the Pat Carucci’s Lyndhurst $1100 to local charities. pair of wins at the tail end of Any doubt that the Lyndhurst Daniel Brac-hfeld of Larchmont offense the power of the club '.¡ue. And on the three yard first half the teams, with Lynd the season knocked Maschio's team that slashed big Kearny Municipal Soft Ball League held The Lyndhurst representing N ew York to the position of that Joe Cipolla has put toge line it seemed East Side might hurst leading S-0. traded inter their annual banquet Saturday Tom Apicela won the pennant, out of the pennant race High to ribbons in its opener vice president in charge of has the authentic stuff was ther for this year soon be hold. ccptkms. Then Lyndhurst put might. Sept. 26th at Maschio's end went on to win the play League Commissioner Walter New Jersey operations fa- erased last Saturday w hen came apparent. With 148 pound But Gleesen dropped back Lembo over for the score. Restaurant, ce'etorating the lea- cffs. to be crowned town cham- Malloy acted as master of cere Bellemcad received unanimous the Bears crushed a tough East Tony Lembo doing the ball and fired a bullet to Bob Luber- When Gleesen went over for a gue’s 38th consecutive success- pions. Tony Sirabella s Im perial monies, introducing his coirein approval of the board of direc Side High team of Paterson 41 carrying Lyndhurst baffled the tazzo, a 1.15 pounder who wears two-pointer. fill season. The sax team lea Photo Copy edged Maschio's for Je r r y Malf.oy. a famed a f t e r tors of the company, it wras an to 0 . E a st Siders. They could not a blue helmet so that he can In the second haH Lyndhurst gue wound up the 1970 year with the 2nd spot in the playoffs, dinner speaker, who held th e nounced by Merritt. As usual the score belied the contain the sha-p. savage rush be found in a crowd, wasted no time. Lembo scored a pair of exhibition games fea- Maschio’s finished the regu’ar 125 dinner guests on edge with toughness of the contest. East es of the Lyndhurst line. And It was efficient football at after eight plays, in five of turing "The King and his court" season 2nd followed by Imperial In making the announcement his witty stories. Jerry at pre Side, which had dropped its when the East Side players its best. Cipolla and the coach whkft he carried. Lembo car- and "The Queen and her maids" Photo Copy. Gerrity s Loum"?, M erritt said,. “ As a result of sent is coaching sports at St. opener to F.ast Side of Newark, looked up Lembo was storming ing staff that include Don Ca- ried 22 times for 140 yards. As a result of these outstanding Tony Scardino's VaKey Brook our merger with The Chubb Peters. is a strapping team that likes over them. valli. Coot Manisera. Arnold Lembo scored four touch- exhibitions, the Soft Ball Lea- Uouors and with the youthful Corporation, the pace of our to play. It is a l'o fast. Once Larry Gleesen. the big Perrone and James Corii» downs. Gleesen threw passes gue was in a position to donate Cobras in the celler. The Cobras Park commissoner Joseph development activities will be accelerated considerably and On Saturday E a s t Side took gest man in the backfield, had have done a superb job. for three scores, hit with a “ Pip” Caruoci presented cups the opening kick off and rolled established his offensive game East Side didn't roll over and pass for a two-pointer and ca r to the winning teams, including Mr. Brachfeld's experience through the Lyndhurst defense he took to the air. play dead. The visitors, who ried over himself for two individual trophies to each mem and real estate knowledge will as though it would never be Lyndhurst took just 12 plays a i rived with a handsome, well Corner on Sports bci o i the town champions. Mic play an important role in this points. stopped. to carry the ball from its own coached band and some ener key Wiercinski won the batting acceleration. ' 1 Anybody who misses the touyhies on the schedule. It 1 s East Side towered over the 14 to hit pay dirt And Lynd get'ic rooters, are finding them Gleesen ran more with the crown with a neat 405 batting chance to see Lyndhtirst's 1970 conceivable that Lyndhurst can Brachfeld is a graduate of much smaller Lyndhurst team. hurst made it look so easy tlie selves under Coach Bob Smith. ball Saturday than he did a- average. Jim Lafoon with a 457 footballer Is depriving himself, lose a couple. Maybe more. Columbia University and holds But once the Lvndhurst defense East Side team was demoral East Side is going to win gainst Kearny. As a resu't he average took the runner up tro Really. This seems to be the Football, like baseball, is de a Masters Degree from the hung on and stopped E a s t Side ized. some games — after they get soon had the East Siders off phy. best coached Lyndhurst team cided often by the breaks. A for H arvard Graduate School of the story changed. E a st Side tried to stop the over the Lyndhurst shock. balance. In history. It has to b«. In self ward pass slithering off t h e Pete Cagnacci, secretary and Business Administration. Dur defense, that Is. hands and dropped can be the treasurer, was awarded a p!a- ing the Korean conflict, he ser ^ ____ It Is the smallest team Lynd difference between victory and que for years of service to the ved with the U. S. Army as a hurst has fielded In m any years defeat. league. Pat Carucci thanked l'< utenant in a field artillery di East ^Rutherford Down Again M aybe In Its history. And Lyndhurst Is small. Con- Pete for a job well done, and vision. But It Is also one of the best. ceivably teams like Clifton, Gar for making the presidents task East Rutherford travels to Becker, the East Rutherford stein scored late in the game to Rutherford line porous and Somewhere, somehow Coach field and Passaic, which are a lot easier. Vince Gugleilmi. Czechs Wed 22 Years the hills of Newton Saturday in quarterback, close out the scoring. didn’t need to depend on pass Jay Clpol'a has mixed up a lot big, can hurt the small team to who is retiring as chief umpire an effort to find some balm for It was all E lia in the first With its running attack ing. The Cl iff side teamn having of Ingredients, each of which the extent the kids will give due to business pressures after Mr. and Mrs. Theodore way. approximately 20 years of ser its football wounds. half as the senior fu llb a c k staled East Rutherford had to cnt of its best years, rushed ;eem s to be tam ely non-explo- Czech. 383 Washington avenue. for 267 yards. As a result there slve. Put them all together and However, we doubt it. Lynd- vice, was also awarded a pla Outmanned and outgunned by scored three times. Jeff Frater depend on Kim Becker’s thrcw- Rutherford, formerly of 35 Jer- a superior CHfside Park team who had an outstanding day at ing arm. Kim threw 31 times. were only 10 passes of Which dynamite! hurst Is a well coached team que for a top notch performance Vince will be a tough man t o street. E a s t Rutherford, Saturday the Wildcats absorb quarterback connected with E completing eight passes for H2 five were completed for 133 we'd say that Larry Gleesen, The players charge hard and replace. will observe their 22nd we<\i ed one of the worst defeats in l’a on a 2 1 -yard scoring pass. y ards. yards. the tall, lonc-!eqged blond who low. But the main thing is they school history by a score of E;:a bulled over for the conver Considering the rush put on Ea st Rutherfo-d has had the handles the quarterback duties. keep going. They charge. That mg anniversary Saturday. type of player is se'dom hurt 62 to 0 . sion to put the Raiders in front, K:m by the burly Cliffside misfortune of running into two Is about two years away from They have two daughters, of tlhe best teams in the area It is only the relaxed player B i r t l i t T a y East Rutherford made it 8 0. E lia got his second touch P a rk line it was a good show maturity. He doesn't know his fclaine and Christine, and a down via a six yard run, and ir.g — the only bright spot in in its first two games. Moun own strenath. As a sophmore In who doesn't know what he I s close for a quarter. son, Theodore, J r . M r. Czech Despite the physical superi his third on a 44 yard jaunt, be the East Rutherford day. tain Lakes always is a power. college he'll find himself and doing who is hurt - for the most Mrs. Joseph Trudo. 17 Jane is owner of the Carlton Wine ority of the Cliffside team th? fore fooling the Wildcats by To be effective a passing at This year Cliffside P a rk looks perhaos be one of the finest part. street. East Rutherford, is ob Wildcats fought them to a tossing a 48 yard pass to Tom tack must be coupJed with a like the scourge of the days quarterbacks in the nation. As long as Gleesen can find serving her 78th birthday today and Liquor Store. East Ruther standstill. At the end of the Fay to close the first half scor ground threat. That East Ruth when it was battling the best But rlaht now Gleesen Is ideal that blue helmet - as long a s first quarter Cliffside P a rk , ing. erford didn't have. The East in New Jersey. It was Cliffside for the team. He is tall enough Tony Lembo can position his which had bur-ed Fort Lee in Fra tter took command again Rutherford overland carriers Park, remember, that broke to see the tinie« he has to throw 148 pounds through Ihe opposing its opener, managed only eight in the third period as he scored totalled only 31 yards. Rutherford's long winning to. And he Is fast enough t o line Lyndhurst is going to be a REMEMBER points. rn a 31 yard run. Minutes later This made it possible for the streak a generation ago. make good gains when he opts dangerous foe for anybody. Then came the deluge. Fra tte r found F a y in the end East Cliffside Park line cto In those halcyon days the to run. One thing that helps Lynd The runn:ng of Bruce E lia , zone for his second scoring loss. zoom in on Becker whenever aifr3Mers had a big, rough Right now Gleesen's arm is hurst is the introductions. The senior fullback, was severe and Elia added his final touchdown he dropped back. The fact he guy named Gordy Adam s doing as qood as any in hiph school other team gets a be'lyache Hands alone punishing. He scored four touch in the fourth period on a 28- was able to complete eight pas their heavy work. football. He oives the team the laughing so hard because t h e downs before the day was over. yard run. The Raider scrubs ses was a tribute to his cour kind of sparkplug modern foot- Lyndhurst team Is so small. On the defense Steve B e tz fa led to let up the pressure as age. Now they have Elia. And he |,all requires at the quarterback And suddenly the bellyache is Cliffside Park found the East can really go gone and the other team real-j canse litter: made life miserable for Kim Bert Abbaitiello and Steve Bon slot. THE TINIES izes it is being hit by missiles. But Gleesen glitters because LADY LUCK, WHEREARA? he Is surrounded by the touqh- Only hands can Shades of Brant Alyea's an est small quvs In scholastic foot cestors must have danced an Vikings Run On Park Ridge ball. East Side of Paterson has g rlly in Hillside Cemetery last • big, powerful and anxious-to Saturday. prevent it. John Kaelin's North Arling the Owls were within eight at took just three plays to go 5 delicious flavors and mixers to enjoy. ; Brookdale makes a great cat* for dieting. THEY'RE OFF A N D ROLLING — It's a long, hartl pull as racers strain during six-day style bike finals. ThoiAas Flanagan of National Turners wins the sprint in the John Francis F.agan Kaen. FLOWKKS Füll VICTORS Flower» were pre . n^-ct to AUen Bell and Joe Saine following theii Hoiue 400 spectator« cheered them on. Brian Mo ‘re, local bike champ, Steven Flanagan of the BROOKDALE BEVERAGE CO. victory In thn six.(lay bicycle race sponsored by the North Arlington Recreation Commission. National Turners, «ho la the statf road champ on, and won three straight race». Brian'» father. ' The flowers, donated by Flowers by Douglas, ware given to th* men by Councilman Lools Trea- Maurfoe “ M.oa" Moore, la a man»h«| af the Narth Arlington Recreation Commiaaioii and organizer CUFT0N BLOOMFIELD 472*6900 i aa4 ¿layar *sea4ara I SfiaiM 9/1 lb# I m i w in CMMb THÜIISDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 T H E LEADER PRESS PAGE TTTTRTEW MRS. JAMES STRAFACI MRS. ALBERT DOMANICO MRS. KEVIN COLEMAN MRS. ROBERT STAMMER • Miss M a rta Beatriz Geddo. er was Ronald Corio, cousin of St. Gabriel's Church, Marl Szura and Mrs. Robert Cantore The wedding of Miss Chris gowns. Miss Dolores Loyko, daugh mer earned B.S. and M.S. de clauflhter of M r. and Mrs. the bridegroom. boro, New New Je rse y was M r. Cantore served as best tine Jeanette Haber, daughter Upon their return from a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael grees in mathematics. She is a NfSrio A. Geddo of Derry Gaily The bride's silk organza the scene of the wedding of Lin man and ushers were Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Kazimiere Ha wtdding trip to Cape Cod. the Loyko, Raphael Road, Totowa. systems analyst with Hoffman G a n t. Rinnelon. became the gown, designed by Picconi. fea da Anne Scheideler to ,Albert J. Rush. Thomas C. Scheideler ber of 311 Pershing avenue, Ro couple will reside in Elizabeth. and Robert Stam m er, son of La Roche. Nutley. bride of James Patrick Stra tured an A line front skirt and Domanico of Huntington Sta and Mr. Szura. selle Park, to Kevin Edward Prior to her marriage. Lhe Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stam H er husband holds a B.S. de taei, son of M r. and Mrs. cathedral train. The entire tion. New York, on Saturday. The bride, alumna of Newark Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. bride was employed as a secre mer. Page avenue. Lyndhurst, gree in electrical engineering James R. Strafaei of Lynd bodice and front were ap September 19. School of Fine Arts, class of Edward Coleman of 3 Fisher tary with New Jersey Realty were married Saturday after and is studying toward a mas place. North Arlington, took hurst, Saturday. September 19. pliqued with french re-embroi The Nuptial Mass was cele 1070. is employed at Hahne and Mortgage Co.. Newark. Mr. noon at St. James R.C. Church ter's degree at Fairleigh Dick i t St Anthony's Church. But ded Alencon lace. Lace also brated by the Rev. Ja m es Con Company, Newark, as a dis place October 3 in St. Gen Coleman is a junior at Jersey Totowa. inson. He is a field engineer evieve's Church Elizabeth. The with Sperry Rand Coro.. Sys ter. edged the hem and the entire nell beginning at three-thirty in play designer. City State CoHege where he is After a reception at the Sher The Rev. Bernadine Kessing. train and adorned her full bish Rev. Joseph Donovan of St. majoring an business adminis flton Motor Inn. Pequannock, tem Management Division, the afternoon. M r. Domanico, son of Mr. Ö FM , officiated at the double cp sleeves. Her silk Chantilly Vncent De Paul Church, Bay tration. the couple left' for a wedding great Neck. N. Y. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Domanico of ring ceremony. A reception fol veil was caught to a band of onne. officiated. A reception trip to Austria. Switzerland and Mrs. Carl E. Scheideler of New York Ave., Lyndhurst, lowed at the Wayne Manor. lace encrusted with rhinestones was held at Poskay's Pine and Germany. O ’Connors Wed 15 Spring Valley Drive. Holmdel, graduated from Lyndhurst 15th For Kochers Tbe bride was given in mar and crystals. She carried white Room. 1 Carrying orchids, stephanotis Mr. and Mrs. Brendan was given in marriage by her High School in 1965. Also an al Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kocher riage by her father. Mrs. Ber roses, orchid-centered. Mrs. Edward Manganiello and ivy, the bride wore a satin O'Connor. 6 Humboldt street. father. umnus of Stevens Institute of Jr., 62 E. Main street, Bergen cgtfd Pskow ski was matron of The bridesmaids w e r e in was matron of honor. Brides dress with seed pearl embroi Wood Ridge, formerly of 54 A reception was held at But Technology, class of 1969. he is field, today are marking their boöor. Bridesm aids were Miss chartreuse chiffon and the maids were Misses Jessica Ha dery and A-line skirt. A Came Prospect terrace. East Ruther tonwood Manor. Matawan. an engineer with Hazeltine 15th wedding anniversary. Mrs CJirlstine Geddo, sister of the maid of honor and the flower ber. sister of the bride. Cor lot cap held her veil. ford, are celebrating their 15th Matron of honor was Mrs. Corporation, Greenlawn, L. I. Kodier is the former Lillian bride, Mrs. Eugene Bialczak girl in willow green. ipr.e and A licia Coleman, and Mrs. Barry Gaunt was ma wedding anniversary today. David J. Rush and maid of Frorath. Mr. Kocher is former sister of the bridegroom. Miss The couple will take up resi Carol Knorr. Alan Narwid tron of honor. The bride's cou They have three daughters The bride attended Sacred honor w a6 Nina Domanico. sis ly of 85 High street. East Ruth Deborah McDonald and Miss Heart College in Uruguay. dence in Huntington Station. L. served as best man. Ushering sins. Misses Ja n e Miskowski Sharon. Kathleen and Eileen. ter of the bridegroom. Brides erford. M ary Rose Strafaei, cousins of South America and is inven maids were Mrs. John R. I. were Daniel Coleman, brother and Brenda Freach, were Mrs. O’Connor is the former the bridegroom, and Miss Rose tory supervisor with Atlan C of the groom; Keith Ferguson, bridesmaids with Miss Kather Barbara Conroy, of East Ruth mary DeBello. Miss Sharon Me tic Chemical Corp..Nutley. Michael Thornton and Fred Ha Gampers Mark Second ine Rilev and Mrs. Michael erford. Donald was a junior Brides Her husband, a buyer for ber. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Schataberg. maid and M iss Theresa Vella- Western E'ectric. Kearny, ear Miss Vanna Becomes Bride Tlie bride wore a peau de Gamper. 196 Grand avenue. Ru Mr. Scliatzberg was best Halls Celebrate zon was flower girl. ned a B. S. Degree in business soie gown with a scalloped therford. Celebrated their sec man. The bridegroom's bro Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Best men was John Rowe. administration from North Of W illiam Benedetto Chantilly lace border. Her or.d wedding anniversary Mon thers. Theodore and Richard, Hall, Jr.. 427 Monroe street. day. Mrs. Gamper is the for Ushprs were Leonard Rosa. Western State College, Alva. The wedding of Miss Lor sisters of the bride, were junior headpiece held in place a silk were ushers with Mr. Gaunt Carlstadt. are celebrating their illusion veil. She carried a cas mer Virginia Gardella. daugh Eugetie Bialczack. Brian Fall- Okla. The couple will spend rame Vanna, daughter of Mr. bridesmaids. Edward W. Bene and Mr. Timochko. first wedding anniversary to cade of chrysanthemums and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles arie, Edward O'Kunack, and their honeymoon in M adrid and Mrs. Frank Vanna of detto. brother of the groom and The newlyweds are grad day. Mrs. Hall is the former ?nd pompons. All of her atten Gardella, 408 Union street, Carl CfUrles Groenweld. Ring bear- and Majorca. Spain. Fourth street, Harrison to Will Mr. Polukart ushered. uates of Fairleigh Dickinson Judith Boomer, of Truro. Nova dants wore apricot chiffon siadt. iam R . Benedetto, son of E d The couple, who have re University where Mrs. Stam Scotia. Canada. ward M. Benedetto of Arling turned from a wedding trip to H iss Gerber Become* Bride tor. blvd., North Arlington, and New York City, are residing on the late M rs. Benedetto, took Chestnut street. Kearny. 61 David M. Fallon place September 12 at a Nup The bride, a graduate of Har tial Mass and ceremony in rison High School, is a junior 'ijtoLss Jo a n Elizabeth Gerber. with General Research Labors Holy Cross Church. Harrison. at Newark State College, Her dgfVghter of M r. and Mrs. tory. W est New Y'ork. A reception was held at husband who has completed Q t c n t e J. Gerber. 545 Summit Her husband, an Army vet RONJON S QUALITY Thomm’s. Newark. four years service in the U. S. avenue, Carlstadt, Sept. 27. be eran. attended the University Navy, including an eight month came the bride of David Mich of Pittsburgh and is an engin Miss Sharon Vanna was her tour of duty in Viet Nam . is ael Fallon, of Rutherford. eering aide at Melchior. Arm sister’s maid of honor. Brides employed by S B. Penick, The groom's cousin, the Rev. strong, Dessau, Inc., Ridge maids were Mrs. John Polu Lyndhurst. OUTLET James Schwantner. O.F.M., of field. kart, sister of the groom, and HOly Angels Friary. Little ------Mrs. Frank Byrd. Misses Deb Falls, celebrated the nuptial 1 3 ^ p Q r Luterzis orah and Donna Marie Vanna, Mass in St. Josephs R C. DRIVE CAREFULLY fchurch. East Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Luterzo ;,'The bride wore a silk organ 628 Eighth street, Carlstadt, will latest formais at za Em p ire gown accented with mark their 13th wedding anni M etz Venise laoe. A Camelot cap versary Monday. They have a held her vedl and she carried daughter, Donna, and son, M ic J e w e le rs Qrchids, stephanotis, roses and hael. Mrs. Luterzo is the former ivy on a p rayer book. Dolores Marte. Mr. Luterzo, a Mrs. James Townsend was teacher at East Rutherford high — Ladies Apparel — matron of honor. The bride's school, is chairman of the Carl sifter, Carol was bridesmaid stadt Blood Bank Committee, with the groom’s sister, Rita, and Mrs. Alphonse Esposito. Rochats Wed 41 Years All First Quality - Far Below Retail Her attendants wore laven der chiffon gowns trimmed in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rochat Jewelry - Watches orchid and carried lavender MX) Ninth street. Carlstadt. will Misses Sizes * Junior Sizes * Junior Petites roses. Celebrate their 41st wedding an Diamonds - .. M ichael Hreha was best man niversary Monday. for the groom, son of M r. and The have four daughters, Silverware Mrs. I* Joseph Fallon. 50 Haw Mrs. William (Estelle) Oehl thorne street. Joseph Gladis mann and Mrs. Peter (Elaine) Ears Pierced PANT SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS ushered with Ted Luzcz and Barcelona, both of Carlstadt, Gerald Kirby. and Mrs. Richard (Muriel) Pen- Guaranteed Repair* After a reception at the Cotil na and Mrs. Ronald (Gloria) lion, Garfield, the newlyweds Darby, both of Rutherford; also SLACKS BLOUSES SWEATERS W t ior a honeymoon in Nas- a son. Gene attending Bridge 3 Ridge Road sab. port (Conn.) University. There North Arlington are six grandchildren. Mrs. Mrs. Fallon is a graduate of 998-9(39 Rochat is the former Dorothy Lyons Institute of Medical Barto, of Rutherford. 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OCTOBER 8, 1970 PAGE TWELVE MRS. ROBERT HAYZER MISS LINDA LOMBARDI MRS. DENNIS J. GRILLO MRS. TERENCE BOYLE Miss Eflaine Marie Cizeski ble Watteau train. Bodice of The wedding of Miss Sabina can Beautv roses and white Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mara- School. Orange. She is em- Miss Maureen Ward, daugh- Magnetto. Anne Tarantmo. daughter of baby breath. too of Hawthorne St.. Orange, ployed as a dental assistant in ter of Mr. and Mrs^James Mr. Robert Ru^gnola served and Terence John Boyle 11 A.encon lace waspeaiW rus Mr and Mrs Dominick Taftsn The bride graduate of Queen announce the engagement of Bloomfield. Ward, became the bnde on as best man and the ushers were married in St. Michael s tod and the bell-shaped skirt tir.o of Bogle Avenue. North of Peace High School, is a sen- their niece. Linda Lombardi, to Mr. Layton, an alumnus of September 12 of Dennis J. were Mr. Willard Jordan. M r. Church. Lyndhurst. in a five was of peau do soie. A pearl Arlington, and Robert Albert ior at FairlcTgh DickinsonUni- Nicholas Layton, son of Mrs. North Arlington High School, is Grillo son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Milan Andrus. and Mr. „clock ceremony on Saturday trimmed headband held her full length veil. She carried Hayzer. son of Mr. and Mrs. versity, Rutherford, majoring Walter Layton of Riverview employed by Sun Oil Company, thur Grillo of 67 Prospect ave- Thomas Haneke. October 3. Mr. white phalaenopsis orchids and Julius Havzer of Woodbridge in psychology, and a member avenue. North Arlington and He is attending Bergen County nue. North Arlington. The bride is er of stephanotis. Avenue Iselin took place Sep of the University Library staff the late Mr. Layton. College, evening division. The couple were married in blic Service El tember 5 ,a Our Lady Queen of Mr Hayzer. alumnus of Miss Lombardi is a graduate The couple plan a wedding St. Stephens Church. Kearny. Co. in Newark, and attends the Thomas avenue Lyndhurst, lhe br.de a student at Mont Peace Church. North Arlington. Woodbridge High School, class of Our Lady of the Valley High for August 28. 1971. with Rev. John AJTracy off.- Evening D iv is k *, of Rutgers hadher sister Mrs. William c air State College, is a seer* „ , , . tj j e j u r» a dating at the Nuptial Mass. A University. Mr. Grillo gradua- Brooks as matron of honor, t.iry with I.iJ.M. Corp. New Father James Brady of o. 1964 earned his B.A degree ----- ^ ■ ------. ~ ~ r c a tio n followed at the Fiesta ted with a degree in Music Bridesmaids were Mrs. Donald York City. Queen of Peace Church offica- in Political Science at Fa.rd .■ iffl Christopher, and daughter Ridge from St. Peter’s College. Jer- D'Addario of Newark, and the The bridegroom, son of Mr. ted at the four-thirty o'clock le;gh Dickinson U niversity and Amy Beth. Mrs. °rrt" *S Miss Frances. Ward, sister of sey City, and is currently at Misses Cheryl Ann Boan of ard Mrs—John Boyle of Ken- ceremony. his M.A. degree in Asian Stu former Marj *'erary’ (jlt. bride was Maid of Honor, tending the Accounting Divi Coral Gables. Fla. and Maur nedy Blvd.. Jersey City, at- M rs. Salvatore Rozzi of Bos- dies at Seton H all University, towa. M r. GorrellI is.the son 0 f ^ bridesmaids were Miss sion of R u t g e r 6 —Graduate - een Boyle, sister *------of* the bride tends St Peter's College and is ton was matron of honor in Ea st Orange, N .J. groom, of Jersey City. with First National City Bank. pink chiffon with American He is an instructor hi Con * * £ ■ s ~ " Patrick Fallon was best man New York City as an adminis- Beauty velvet trim at sleeves temporary Society at F a i r- ford. — ------and the Messrs. Francis Bad trailvc Operations Manager. and neckline and a headpiece ]clgh Dickinson University, and ach and Jack and Ke nBeirnes ------— of American Beauty flowers a ] s 0 teaches English and His Mr. and Mrs. John Marinaro, Anniversaries 35th For Gillies ushered. Mr. and Mrs. William Battis- with pink streamers. She car tory at Kearny High School, 231 Bell avenue. Lodi, will Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillies, A fter a reception at the ton. 436 Garden street, Carl- re d a basket of red baby rose m ark their 14th wedding anni- M arking their 15th wedding 260 Fifth street, Saddle Brook, Wayne Manor the couple left stadt. observed their 35th wed buds The couple have returned vtrsary Tuesday. They have a anniversary today are Mr. and . . m Hdboken iiir „ „ road for a honeymoon in Bermuda, diiig anniversary on Friday. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ar from a honeymoon in the Poco- son. John. Mrsm Marinaro is th Mrs. James Ryan 417 Washing ^ Ruth0rford ^ BrjdaJ attendants wore They have four daughters, thur Maerlinger of North Ar- Mountains and taken up former Lorretta Marrone. of ton street, Carlstadt. They tlieir 35th wedding anniversary gowns with royal blue velvet Mrs. Nicholas (Judith) Manzo. lirgton. Mrs. William Petrocco residence in North Arlington, Hasbrouck Heights. Mr. Marin- have sons, James and Michael, tomorrow. bodices and multi-color chiffon R.N.. of Carlstadt. Mrs. Ro of Lyndhurst and Miss Kath arc is the son of Mrs. Salva- Mrs, Ryan is the former Jean They have twx> daughters, skirts and sleeves and floral bert (Marion) Clancy and Mrs. leen Hayzer, sister of t h e Halletts Celebrate tore Marinaro, V f J Paterson O'Leary, Mrs. George (Joan) Giacumakis headpieces and carried laven John (Bernadette) Farina, both b; ¡degroom. Their gowns also Jh j 37 Anniversary avenue. East Rutherford. of Placenta. Calif., and Mrs. dar gladioli bouquets. They of East Rutherford, and Mrs. were of floating pink chiffon • M r. and M rs. Ja m es R . Cre- Richard (Virginia) McHugh, ..of wore velvet chokers with cam Theodore (Josephine) Jansma, and in their hair they wore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallett, fasi. 423 Orchard street, Carl their gift from the of Harwood Heights, Chicago; p.nk flowers with American J r., 431 First street, Carlstadt, M a rried stadt- w iI1 celebrate their fifth Bogota, both registered nurses, eo pms and a son. Tvilliam. There are Beauty ribbons and carried who will observe their 37th an- w , ,, „ „ .. . wedding anniversary tomorrow. There are four grandchildren, bride. MISS ANNETTE BOOTKOSKI Hr. and Mrs. Allan L . tsell o j They have a _ son _ _ Joseph T______, v .„ Mrs. Mrs. Gillies is the former m Lil- . t The h » bride wore a gown fash six grandchildren. Mrs. Battis baskets of pink rosebuds. niversary tomorrow, have just 39 Passaic avenue. Nutley, an- Crefasi jg ^ former Dorothy l.an MaskeU. of East Ruther- ioned with Sabrina neckline, tor: is the former Judith Fur- Michael Hayzer served as returned from a seven - w eek Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Boot nounce the engagement of their ford long sleeves and long detacha- Ian. of Venice, Italy. his brother’s best man and tour oi the West Coast and Las koski of Lincoln avenue. North daughter Oleste S. to Frank ^ °'easa’ Carlstadt. their cousin. Raymond Hayzer Vegas, Nev. Arlington, announce the en- A Liola. son of Mrs. Edwin A. of Bayonne ushered «nth Denys They have a daughter. Mrs. ° L ^ e!r, Thompson of Lyndhurst and Matefy of Carteret and Mr. Pe of Annette to Frederick G. Waig- thc tate pran[( e . Liola. Donald (Helen) Cameron, trocco. ner of North Caldwell. A 1971 Miss B e ]1 aT1 aiUmna of Nut- Kearny, and two sons. Charles, wedding is planned. A reception for 200 guests of Concord, Calif., and Robert, le y High School and Montclair The bride-elect, a graduate Slflte College is a teacher in was held at The Manor, West oi East Rutherford. There are of Rutgers University College Wayne and is aiso taking grad THE SORRY VOTING RECORD Orange, with the wedding din- six grandchildren, tf Nursing, is a public health uate work at Montc]air state, ner preceded by a cocktail Mr. Hallett. a former presid nurse with the City of East Mr Lio]a a graduate of hour in the beautiful gardens of tut of the local Board of E d Orange. Mr. Wagner will grad Queen of peace High School. the Manor. ucation, .retired five years ago uate with a n A. A. S. de North Arlington, attends Fair- OF CONGRESSMAN HELSTOSKI The bride, given in marriage as production manager of the gree from the Academy of jelgh Dickinson University and hv her father, wore a gown of Bayway Divison of Phelps Aeronautics, La Guardia Air- j. a SjX.(.;a; accounts represen- ivory silk chiffon, with r in g Doge Copper Products, Inc. H e port, New York, in June of 1971 tative with Acme Datagraphic collar, short smocked sleeves is a past president of both t h e ------Business Systems. Inc.. South HE VOTED N O ON ALL THESE BILLSI* and smocked bodice, and at Festivity Club and the Wood M r. and M rs. H arry R. Gor- Hackensack. He is an arm y vet toched flowing train. A gather- Ridge Barber Shop Quartette rell, 207 Hayward place, Wall- eran ed silk flowered crown held and a member of the Tall Ced ington. will mark their eighth triple layers of sA veiling. She ars of Lebanon and a past dis- wedding anniversary Tuesday. The wedding »ill bo held Ju- • Rule for considering a bill providing for Federal penalties for aiding North carried long-stemmed Ameri- trict representative. They have sons. H arry and ly 10. 1971. Viet Nam in obstructing our troops or supplies. • Impose Federal penalities for crossing State lines, or using the mails, to incite, organize, promote, encourage or carry-on a riot. • Resolution supporting the President in his efforts to seek a just peace and the right of the South Viet Nam to free elections. • Financing for defense including pay for our armed forces and the cost of military hospitals for our wounded soldiers. it is written. And so • Deny Federal aid to students who refuse to obey a college regulation when For with a phone can make distance the school certifies that the student contributed to the serious disruption of and feel the miles to experience true the college. happiness, phone those you love this weekend. • Authorize grants for law ehforcement planning and a National Institute of . And, if practicality should Law Enforcement and criminal justice with emphasis on State responsibility enter your mood, phone them between 6 A.M. and and riot control. 11 P.M. Saturday or between 8 A.M. and 5 P.M. Sunday. That’s when a • Defense Department construction funds for fiscal 1970 (these were much 3-minute coast-to-coast call lower than in 1969). costs only 70C plus tax, if you dial it yourself without *From th* Congressional Rocsiti the services of an operator. nre,. — FED-UP WITH EXTREMISTS? Then V O T E For Henry L Hoebel IIOEBEL for CONGRESS Paid for by VoiuntMrs for Hoatel THURSDAY. OCTOBER R. 1970 T H E LEADER PRESS p a (;e e l e v e n Orphans Hav# Picnic D em s A ttack M cD ow ell F acts On Elks Grounds Here H elstoski R ipè H óebel’s C härges On September 27th from 1?. Representative Henry Heist der the LLEAA program, for io take avantage of the oppor mg the iT*orts <>l [>nbli< spirited Democratic candidate for v.ho has conversations with an- poOuted Hackensack,” said Ag noon to 5 p. m. on the Elk's ski (D-9th-NJ) said today his Mr. Hoebol. and his fellow Re «unities given them. and concerned citizens of Ber F i Sidney charged imals.” Aglow quipped, «'holder, "Me- low. Lodge grounds, the Lyndhurst Republican opponent in the publican county freeholders. "Now I would like to point gen County to establish a drug Aglow has Wil iam McDowell Dowell must have gotten his “ At the same meeting", Elks hosted a picnic for 125 or- November 3 election is “ either have been Inactive and mute nut to Mr. Hoebel that as hi control and treatment center in with n.airing three delil>erate siory from his intimates among Aglow charged, "McDowell ail- him i»lif th«t the Dilution free P*w m 9 ^rom Lod>. Hackensack tottflly misinformed on federal while other areas of Ne* Jer slands around distorting facts. Bergen I expect that might be mis statements oi fact in at- the elephants who tell imlnantnr in Montreal which k*e' Even wet government programs or a de- sey have been formulating and tin- House c. Representatives is Hit case, and I am not alone in tempting to defend his admin what he wants to hear. . . . i f ^ weather could------not dampenI------the--- i.wliberate um vwat,wdistorter ici t/iof the uic lawia.facts .." »umsubmitting iuiiin^ i/iu&iamaprograms aimand ft,'- get '- preparing toiw yvote w w approval vm t»- ithinking that moi. for jnn-vsince .»n. Mr. • Hoe ist’ ation. Aglow rc*portcd that at last w ^ ^nataro ^ e se youngsters of Referring to a recent state- ting funds to carry them out. day of the Comprehensive Ohig bH 's tirade of lies and distor McDowell, who Aglow called Wednesday's public meeting of candidates, Anthony Spataro various a#es. A good time was pent by his opponent. Henry “Then, of course, most peo Abuse and Prevention Control 1,0 ns. 1 have received about 3.") • Dr. Doolittle" told a Republi t>e Board of Freeholders a and Anthony Scardino, Jr.. and r . , . . had by all, with the help of the Hoebel, that there are no fed- n|e — but obviously not mv op Act of 1970 Provisions of this telephone calls from these pub can raNy in Midland Park* that miL groupminto of delegates from...... Or use - __ n_____ - ^ ■» Indies100,05 of thetne Lyndhurstbynonurst tmEmb n cra|clal programs for assifassisting ponent — know that the Office biTI will hit the many phases of Ik spirited and concerned citi thi Democratic candidatelidates adeH expressed concern for the County, had not been accepted |pm ck lb giving ^ i r assist. municipaMtl„ a;ld Jtates in in the Econom ic Opportunity d o e s the drug problem head on. I zens. suggesting and demand “want us (the Freeholders)rs) o eruditions of county bridges, bv the City oi Montreal and ancc Each youn(fster Ieft with batUc a(?ainst tho widespread grant funds to some municipal am proud to sav that 1 was an mg that I answer m.v opponent, build a SI5 million administrariistra- particularly____ those spanning _ the was^not In ^ a shopping bag filled with good druR problem and for the tltreat ¡tjcs to establish and operate original sponsor of this legis "It is indeed unfortunate tha* t on building.” Hackensack River. McDoweH ‘Terhaps *Dr. Doolittle Me ies, gifts and prizes. Congress ment of addicts. Represcn ¿mg treatment centers. VVheth- Iftion. n.y opponent is attempting to “ That was a del berate ^ ' ’«e- told them “ Ttiere is no w ay to DciweH ^ot this fantasy from man Henry Helstoski stopped tative Helstoski said these are or not Bergen County ca n "It speaks poorly of my oppo make the drug is.sm- ,i political hood,’* charged. “We test bridges. We cannot have the the garbage Aglow rats who infest iff for a short visit. The three t;,c facts: qualify for any of these tunds neht's capacity and diligence as !;. partisan one It is not a po have never, either singly or any kind of periodic testing pro dumps. The incinerator in Mon collectively stated *«•-* " m m « m m „™ , a„u were Mfctyl "Fluids to assist states and ¡s a decision that must be made a public officials that he was Uical issue Here in Washing that the gram. had Kp « i Bianculli, George Leonardos, municipalities in fighting the bv OEO officials in Washington n<* aware of the activity of the ton you I'ind Republicans and Cmmty should build -a _£15 - ...... mil “In addition to being a- mis- ^ . ^ L.______n nnt^ Julius Single. Harold List problem ar.d for the treat o r New’ York. Just in" case he Congress on drug abuse. News Democrats working closely and lion administration building." statement of fact, this remark accepted at the time McDowell was chairman ment of addicts are available ]3 not aware of it, I fwint out reports of the upcoming action t,>erativcl\ in never end "What we have said is that shows, ^ M c Wtamers of the Harvest Moon through the Local Law Enforce i 0 my opponent that'the pres h..ve been carried in the,,, mg effort to find effective tl Republican rs Dowell IS wottmiy ignorant oi inepiwtc is emnien u> i ... ca, ment Assistance Act, which Cnt head of OEO is a member papers and over the air waxes means ol stamping out illegal r,.^ iimniuwinif n f fVvo ivum ff rioM AM « t.nitWi»Uno^> lia il ciance contests iieio on oai ■ . ~ r‘ * should plan properly for ex tne functioning ofthe county rightness and tnithfullness >.. _ Seotember 26th by v ’a 5 enacted two years ago. of 0f ^ his 5 onvtiown party party — former Re- by radio and television stations, diug traffic, controlling drugs panding office space demands, government he runs” , said A * fromits pubhc officials rather »'day night September aomoy ’ oi ™ s [xlri-v " " ™ r ^ Lyndhurst" Emblem Club New Jersey’s ailotment under presentative Donald Rumsfeld. And, I of course reported it in and setting up workable pro SpeOHcanv we, critiied the lew. In lflfifi Jhe Democratic than Hes and fantasies to cover the Lyn^ ^ Bnb lern Club ^ ^ ^ t<> ^ ^ ^ ^ pro. the August Issue of my Wash g»ams for curing addicts. practice of decentralizing coun maiorit.v of the Board of Free- up a basic lack of knowledge were, ; ^ “ « S C e U 's DuWc Mrs George Leonardis. Pea distribution by state officials to grams were appropriated by initton Report to constituents I ty government by renting off holders betfan a testing pro- or Iterances can’t be trusted body Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ma l('<:al governments. An awake o*rgress. These actions dearly am sure Mr. Hoebel saw a, Mr. and Mrs Frank Gentile. ice space for some depart gram of all county bridges and utterances[Iterances cant can i oe oe trust™ s - w and d concernedconcerned public public official official refute lvfirte the the ailcgationsallegations bv bv Mr. Mr. kastleast oneone copy copy of of the the Report,Report 1U2 Uhland street. East Ruther ments miles away from Hack-,culverts. in tt«t meters, where can tias. Polka Mr. and Mrs^ shouW ^ ^ ^ ^ (>b H^ , that C'ongress has done "Perhaps, I should also ques- fcrd. are marking their 21 si ensack, the seat of county gov After the pubhe meetag We ^ Ca" J a ™ s 0 'Ncil- Modcrn Rock viously. County Freeholder nothing about the drug prob t.on Mr. Hoebel's motives in wedding anniversary today, ernment said Aglow. press was informed by fce «"d Roll Rose Marie Wattrich Hoebel isn't. Icm. Congress can create pro- throwing up his smoke screen They have a son Frank, and Ttle figure McDowel quo County Engineer that the test- to ndanswe^ttat weaeeu- ^ ^ Best all -Qf course, it may be pretty grams and appropriate money of misinformation. Is it be daughter. Carol. Mrs. Gentile ted. Aglow said is just ano- mg program « still going on_ Kto andI . „„„ Mni dirficult for Bergen CouSv to for them, but it can't force cause of his obstructionist tac- is .He former There, Morose a SKSSt'TSTX SiS'JS'X23X~ ”~ -»«*»——— -« tionship between fact and fan tne County Engineer who was ------— ------— ------tasy in McDowell’s public state sitting right behind him. •fn- ments.” slead of getting his information “Like the fabled Dr. Doo from the fish wrho used to swim little of song and storybook under the bridges of the now Merritt Elected Director O f Belfemead Parent C o m p a n y The election of John I. Mer- hu**st Industrial Park and the rit Jr. of Verona. N. J. as a Rutherford Industrial Park, & rector of the Chubb Corpora both of which are now largely tion was announced today. tenanted by a wide variety of Merritt is president and di- companies, including Howmet rector of Bellemead Develop- Corporation. B. ^Altman and ment Corporation, a real estate Co.. American Thread Com- envelopment company which panv. The Sanger Company, was acquired by the Chubb Square D. Company, J.C. Fen- Corporation on June 30th and ney Co.. Toyota Motor CD. and with whom he has been asso- De Massi Cadillac-Pontiae Co. ciated since 1953. He is a girad Bellem ead owns large tracts i m u uate of Princeton University of industrial, commercial and where he was an architecture residential land in New Jersey, major. After graduation, he Virginia. North Carolina and spent three years in the Air Florida. Other land owned b * EQ UITY SAVINGS Force as a heavy bomber pilot Bellemead in New Jersey in- and was awarded the Distin- chides two large tracts ia guished Flying Cross. Hil^borou^h and Montgomery Bellemead Development Cor- Townships, Somerset County. poration recently announced *------—--- I N K E A R N Y plans for the million square foot Lyndhurst Office Park, Anniversary . To introduce you to the great rates and terms of our A Savings Plans, we are comprised of five unique, mod Mr. and Mrs. William Battis- offering these Dazzling Gifts Free for a limited time only and at our Kearny ern office buildings at the inter „ ton, 436 Garden street, Carl- Office only. Stop in or mail the coupon below with your check. section of Routes 3 and 17 in s(adt wjH < i ] 9 e r v c ^ ^ Lvndhurst. wedding anniversary tomorrow If you wish to transfer an account, just bring in your passbook or certificate. The first building in the C-T' They have four daughters. W e'll do the rest. W e suggest you inquire, too, how family savings can be ice Park, of unusual tri wing Mrs. Nicholas (Judith) Manao. insured to hundreds of thousands of dollars. design, is almost fully tenanted r.n.. of Carlstadt; Mrs. ro- by Toyota Motor Company, bert (Marion) Clancy and Mrs. Hackensack Meadowiands De- John (Bernadette) Farina, both velopment Commission, the if East Rutherford, and Mrs. For a new account of $5000 or more, or a deposit of $5000 in For a new account of $2500 or more, or a deposit of $2500 National Council on Compensa- Theodore (Josephine) Jansm a. an existing account or savings certificate. in an existing account or savings certificate. tion Insurance. B la ir and Com 0f Harwood Heights. Chicago; pany. Inc.. and Bellemead's ex p.n d a son, W ilKam . There are C h o ic e o f: Choice of: ecutive offices. grandchildren. Mrs. Battis- Bellem ead is also the de ten is the form er Judith Furlan veloper of the nearby Lynd of Venice, Italy. VAN WYCK WEST1NGH0USE SOLID ELECTRIC CAN OPENER Cold Beer STATE CLOCK RADIO Wines & Liquors MAN'S FLIGHT BAG Free Delivery OR LADY'S TOTE BAG MAKE-UP MIRROR Complete Catering Service WEDDING — BANQUETS For a new account of $500 or more, or a deposit of $500 in PARTIES — ETC. an existing account. CLIP - FILL IN - MAIL WITH CHECK - • Choice of: EQUITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME MADE 583 KEARNY AVE. Cole Slaw Baked Beans KEARNY, N. J. 07032 Potato Salad Macaroni Salad HEREWITH IS MY CHECK FOR $ ______Clam Chowder ALARM CLOCK DEPOSIT IN REGULAR SAVINGS______• DEPOSIT IN CERTIFICATES AT ______•BEACON BLANKET NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS IN NAME OF (PRINT)______SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS STREET ADDRESS______HOME MADE CITY______ZIP ______ KISZKA and KIELBASY SIGNATURE-. :______8 . £# ELECTRIC DETECTO EQUITY SAVINGS W itt SEND PASSBOOK OR CERTIFICATES WITH OFFICIAI SIGNATURE ^ HOT TRAY CARDS BY RETURN MAIL. Hours Daily: 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. BATH SCALE o / /O SUNDAY Per Annum Per Annum Ann 1 . 90 Day Passbook MB Regular Régulai 8 A.M. to 1P.M. ~ Passbo.Passbook Savings m -* Minimum $50 ■ 1 1 ■ ■ GARDEN F O R D E T A I L S C A L L 9S1-010V ' sT •**«»* t0 INSURED Delicatessen QUITY SAVINGS I -i U» TO * W » w o o o / / 418 Page Ave. (Cor. Chase) KEARN Y O FFICE ONLY CO»'0!/ The required opening deposit must remain in the account for 14 months or LYNDHURST, N .J. service charge will be required. Limit one gift per customer. Federal regulations prohibit transfer of funds from existing Equity account to open a new account in ^ W E 9-2950 this program. PAGE TEN T H E LEADER PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOHER 8,1970 Keep Your Faith, Go To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days Thurday Communicant's class Lottie: three sons. Joseph Jr . 3:30 P, M. of Pompton Lakes, Richard of 1Ï 1 Church Services Choir Rehearsal 7:30 P. M. Newark and Paul, at home; Pastor at School - 7 P.M. to two daughters. M rs. John Bor- 12 resen of Wood-Ridge and Mrs. PARADE l i Church Services Charles Knichel of Rockway Lyndhurst Mrs. Joseph Domenick Township; one sister, Mrs. SACRED HEART R. C. and the mortal dream will for Paul Perrotti of Belm ar. and CHURCH e ve r cease," one of the ci Mrs. Josephine Marino Dom 17 grandchildren. It seems that the month o f tests under way. This is also North Arlington Ridge Rd. A Haw Jersey Ava. tations from Science and enick of 52 Lincoln place. East Services were held October 3 October, 1970 as in previous Oct another important youth project Rt. Ray. Magr. Hanry O. J. H ealth with Key to the Scrip Rutherford, died Sept. 28, in from Waldo J. Ippolito Funeral obers, is. and always has been, for which our Post is vastly OUEEH OF PEACE CHURCH WEEK DAY SCHEDULE Home foUowed at 10 a. m. by a Back, Pastor tures by Mary Baker Eddy, Passaic General Hospital. Born the jumping off time for anoth proud. North Arlington, N J. Thurs. Oct. 8 Choir Rehearsals. Mass at Sacred Heart Church. MASSES reads. in Paterson. Mrs. Domenick er full Fall. Winter and Spring Chairm an W ild has called an Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. W esley 4:30 P . M. Chancel 8 Touhy, Pastor DAILY - An incident in the healing had lived in East Rutherford round of events and activités Executive Committee meeting P . M. Rev. John Bonner ?:M, l:N . 9:W, 4:31 p.m. ministry of Christ Jesus will be fcr 30 years. Mrs. Ann Janowski that has characterized our Post. for Monday, October 12. at 8:30 Stewardship and Stewardship Rev. James J. Brady Sat. - 7:M, l:M , l:M. 9:M included in the Bible readings: She was employed for 10 V.C. Falco. and his commit p. m. It will be a joint meeting Commitment Comm. 8 P . M. years by the Bergen County Mrs. Ann Coffey Janowski. Rev. Gerald Caprice FIRST FRIDAY - "And great multitudes came tee. are off to a fast start in with the Ladies Auxiliary and Mon. Oct. 12 Synod of N. J. wife of Mitchell S. Janowski of Rev. Joseph M. Quinlan t:M , 7:#*, 7:3*, l:M , t:N , unto him, having with them Board of Taxation, Hacken their membership drive. The important, because coordinat meets at Ocean City N.J. thru 36 Melrose ave.. North Arling Rectory — 10 Franklin Place, 4:30 p.m . those that were lame, blind, sack. Mrs. Domenick's hus magic word. "DOOZERDOO". ion of plans will be formulated Wed.. Oct. 14th. ton. died October 3 at St. M ic HOLY DAYS — dumb, maimed, and m any oth band, Thomas, died in 1965 if, still in style. Pay now and for fcr the year that will be satisfac »»1-7440 Wed. Oct. 14 Women's Associat hael's Medical Center. Newark. Convent — 18 Franklin Place, 4:00, 7:00, 1:00, »:«, 10:M, ers, and cast them down at J e Sne was a member of the Rutii get it for another year. tory to both the Post and the ion Meeting 8 P . M. Six- was 54. »»7-2141 12 Hoon, 4:30, l : N Evening sus' feet; and he healed them. cford Bible Chapel PC. Ferriero. who always Unit. Surviving is a sister. Mrs. Born in Irvington. Mrs. Jano Christian Brothers Faculty SUHDAY - The lesson Sermon is entitled seems to have an ace up his V.C. Geisler announced that ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL Lee Nucera of East Rutherford wski had lived in North Arling House — 200 R idge R oad, 4:30, 7:30, l:4S, It:« , 11:11, “ Are Sin, Disease, and Death sleeve has come up with anoth our first social affair of the sea CHURCH ton 25 years. »»1-0235 12:30, S p.m. Real?" The public is invited to er beauty. He is formulating son, the Halloween M asquer Sunset Avenue and Yert Reed IMS, 11:30 Auditorium She leaves also a son. M it MASSES — attend services held at 11 a. m. Gustave E. Carter plans that will bring twenty- ade Dance, will be held on Sat North Arlington, N.J. BAPTISM S — chell S. Jr. of North Arlington; Saturday: 7:30 p.m. (those who The Rev. Frederick C. Fe*. Ill, at First Church of Christ Sci five boys from Boystown, i n urday, Oct. 31. This is very Every Sunday, 2:00 p.m. Gustave A. Carter of 45 Sixth three brothers, Joseph Stripp of attend fulfill Sunday obliga Priest In Charge entist. E. Pierrepont and Lin-' Kearny, to see the Lyndhurst- popular with the twonsfold and DEVOTIOHS — street. North Arlington, died Orlando, Fla.: John Coffey of tion) Office Phone: 991-781 coin avenues. Rutherford. Clifton football game on Satur tickets become mighty scarce Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Lincoln Park Nur Union. and Ervin Coffey of Le- Sunday: 4:30, 7:30, », 10:30 R ectory Phone: »»1-31J7 day. October 17. After the very quickly. So - a word to the Miraculous Medal Havana sing Home. Lincoln Park. He vttown. Pa.: two sisters. Mrs. a.m., 12 noon, and 5:30 p.m., REED MEMORIAL U N ITED game the boys will be feted a t the wise-make your reservat COHFESSIOHS — was 8 8 . Helen Heilrrrann of Union and in the church TME FIRST PR ESBY TER IA N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a supper down at the Post. We ions early. As usual, rizes will Saturdays; eves ef Holy Oays Bom in Germany. Mr. Car Mrs. Alice Marsch of Irvington; », 10:30 a .m . and 12 noon in CHURCH OF CARLSTADT 2(1 Stuyvesant Avenue are fortunate in having Jim. be awarded for the pret and of First Fridays - 3:00 to ter moved to Hazelton, Pa., 80 and one grandchild. the auditorium. 457 Oivlsion Ave. Lyndhurst, H. J. His knack for provideng new tiest. the most original, and for S:00 p.m.; 7:00 to t:M p.m. years ago and lived most of The funeral was Tues. from Eve of Haly Day 7:30 pm 438 5524 Church telephone: 433-7407 and exciting things for our the most gruesome costume. Monday evenings attar Hava his life in that area. He moved the Haeberle and Barth Home (Those who attend fulifill their Rev. William G. Doxsey Sunday, Oct. U youth is a joy to behold. Dancing will start at 9 p. m. na Devotions. 9:45 A. M. Bible School classes to North Arlington three years for Funerals. 971 Clinton ave.. Holy Day obligation.) 9:15 a.m. Church Scnool P C. Valentino and his W ard and refreshments will be ser ago. Irvington, with a High Mass of Holy Day: 4:30, 7:30, 9, 10:30 11 a.m. Divine Worship for all ages Party crew have scheduled ved. Requiem in Queen of Peace OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship He was a mine superinten their monthly visit to E.O.V.H. am, 12 Hoon, 5:30, 7:30 pm. Youth Meetings — Sunday PARISH Church. Interment was in Holy Last, but certainly not least, Guest Minister: The Rev. Wil dent for C. M. Dodson. Co, in for Thursday. October 15. The C hurch — 14» C opeland Avenue Cross Cemeter. a word from our Commander liam A. Carhart Beaver Brook, Pa. for 40 years men leave from the Post a Baptisms — Every Sunday at tast Rutherford near Riverside Avenue Ray Williams: Sermon: "Real Happiness" retiring 25 years ago. round 6:30 P. M. Along with the 2 p.m. (Obtain form at Rec Rectory — 197 Kingsland Ava., Scripture: Hebrews 12 He leaves two sons. Wendell Donald R. Villa old. new faces are always w el Comrades, as you can see tory one week In advance). CHRIST at Willow Avenue Nursery and infant care i a of W ayne and E a r l of North come to join this group. If you from the above, our activities Other times by appointment. Phone: 935-1177 Donald R. Villa of Wallmgton. provided during the morning Arlington: a daughter. Mrs. you have never participated in are varied, and they are num Marriages — Should be errang, Methodist Church Rev. Edward J. Hayes, Pastor form erly of Lyndhurst died service. Irene Lowry of North Arlington this worthy program, but would erous and this is only the ed with the Priest at least 2 The Rev. Hae-Jong Kiiri, Pasto. Rev. Henry Haddeo, Assistant Sept. 28, 1970. He was the son of Tuesday, Oct. 13 two sisters. Mrs, Margaret Ly like to. be there. You will b e month of October. Perhaps you m onths In advance. MASSES Grace and the late Alfred Villa 8:00 P. M. Board of Trustees on and Mrs. Elizabeth Rock pleasantly surprised with th e can find a little time to help i n CONFESSIONS - Saturday: 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Sr. and brother of Mrs. Ruth 8:00 P M. Ruth Nichol Mission well, both of E a s t Orange: 7 opportunity of helping those these projects - help is always Saturdays and evening ol those who attend fulfill Sunday Cadden and the late Alfred Jr. Anniversary ary Society grandchildren and 3 great less fortunate than you. welcome - and who knows you Holy Days and First Fri obligation. grandchildren. He was also the Services were conducted a t Thursday, Oct. 15 V.C. L a rity and his com m it may even get to like it. So days, 4-5:30 p.m., and eve M r. and M rs. W illia m Wien- Sunday: 7, «, », 10, 11, 12:00 father.of the late Donald Car Steever Funeral Home. 253 Stuy 11:45 A M . Women's Associat tee are busily getting the need don't be bashful - come o n nings after Mass. kop. of Point Pleasant, will ob Weekdays, 7:30 a.m. and ter. vesant Ave.. Lyndhurst on Fri ion Circle I ed information to the schools down to the Post - pick a cate serve their 15th wedding anni 7:30 p.m . The funeral was Tuesday in day. Oct. 2 at 9 a. m. followed CONFESSIOHS — preparatory to getting the Ora gory. Hie welcome mat is al versary tomorrow. They have LYNDHURST HEBREW McAdoo. Pa . Interm ent was in by High Mass of Requiem at GRACE LUTHERAH CHURCH Saturdays and Evenings of torical and Safety Essay con ways out. two daughters, Marjory, who CENTER Mountainview Cemetery in 10 a. m. at Sacred H eart 233 Ridge Roed, North Arlington Holy Days, 3-4 and 7-t p.m. will be 13 Tuesday, and Janet. 333 Valley Brook Avenue, be West Hazelton. Church, Ridge Road, Lyndhurst Pester, Charles M. L. Oberkehi Thursday before First Fri Mrs. Wienkop is the farmer tween Ridge Rd. A Stuyvesant Interment was in Holy Cross of Edward Monday, who died CARD OF THANKS 213 Ridge Roed day , 7 to 8 p .m . Joyce Micci. daughter of Mr. Ave., Lyndhurst Cemetery, North Arlington. in 1956. Morrisroe - We wish to take C hurch Phone: »91-2883 First Friday before Mats Rudolph Westrom and Mrs. Nicholas Micci, of Rev. David Brown, Cantor She was also a charter mem this means of thanking all our P e rso n ag e: »91-7140. BAPTISMS - Point Pleasant, formerly of 438 S tu d y : 43»» 5*2 Rudolph Westrom of 30 Ren ber of the Golden Age Club of relatives and friends for their Sunday School — » a.m. Sunday at 2 p.m. by appoint Mrs. San Filippo Orchard street, Carlstadt. H om e: »35-0744 ner place. North Arlington, Lyndhurst and the Senior Citi words of comfort, many spirit Services — 9 and 10:30 e.m. m ent died Monday at the McKenna Funeral services for Mrs. Mar zens of North Arlington. ual bouquets and beautiful Luther Leegue: 2nd end 4th dey MARRIAGES — LATTER DAY SAINTS OP Nursing Home in Rutherford. tna San Filippo, 83. of 445 Wil Surviving are a son, W illiam floral tributes at the funeral of of month, 7 p.m. Arrangements to be made JESUS CHRIST He was 8 8 . soi; Ave. Lyndhurst. were held of Lyndhurst: a daughter, our beloved husband, father and Alpha Omega: 4th Mendey of At the Rectory as soon as A. E. Starks, Pastor Mr. Westrom was born in October 3rd. Mrs. Edward Dreher of Staten brother Martin J. Morrisroe. m onth, 8 p.m . possible Services Every Sunday at the Sweden and came to this coun Bo m in Ita ly. M rs. San F i Island: a brother, John Zaun of Special thanks to the clergy- of Men's Club: 1st Mendey ef the NOVEKAS — Adonlram Masonic Temple, try in 1932. settling in North Ar lippo came to this country i n Sacred Heart R . C. Church and m onth, 8 p.m . Miraculous Medal Monday Lyndhurst; three grandchildren Neither 321 Second Ave., Lyndhurst li.igton. He was employed for 1398, setting in New ^ York and one great grandchild. to the stafft of the Nazare M em Church Council: 2nS Monday ot 7:30 p.m . 10 a.m. - Church School City. She moved to North Ar orial Home, Inc., for their kind the month, 8 p.m . St. Anthony Tuesday, 7:30 32 years as a watchman for the The funeral was conducted young 11 a.m. - Preaching Service lington 45 years ago and t o and efficent services. Church Bowling Leegue: Every p.m . Continental Electric Co., New October 2 from the Waldo J. Lyndhurst about 15 years ago. Bereaved Morrisroe Family Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIOH — ark, before he retired in 1963. Ippolito Funeral Home followed ST. MATTHEW'S EVANGELI He leaves a son. K a rl A. of Mrs. San Filippo was a parish by a Mass at Sacred Heart Evening, Wednesday, 3:15 p.m. ladies Guild: 3rd Wednesday <*• norold CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH West Orange: two daughters. ioner of the Biltmore Pentecos Churoh. Art Show At the month, p.m . Valley Brook Ave. A Travers PI Mrs. Ruth Rohner of Short tal Tabernacle, North Arlington 8 LYNDHURST UHITED Paople often tell us we re Rev. Ernest G. Lindner, Paster Her husband Salvatore died in Community Bank Pre-Conflrmetlon Cless: Each METHODIST CHURCH Hills and Mrs. Margit Jacob O ffice: 2»5 T rav ers Place 1947. Nicholas Van Houten Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. eii -?r too young to do 3 good son of North Arlington: three An auto accident at 7:44 Tues Stuyvesant and Tontine Avee. Nicholas Van Houten, 6 8 , of Confirmation Class: Each P h o n e: 931-2134 grandchildren and 10 ■ great Surviving are a daughter Mrs job, Hi too weary w.th middle Rev. Norman Smith, Pastor 308 Haag Ave.. Ortley. Beach, day night set off two alarms at Thursday, 7 p.m. »:15 A 10:45 Worship Services grandchildren. Vutcenza Rera of Lyndhurst; i^e to enjoy oar job. or too 107 Tontine A ve. 43S-4»2I the same moment - one a police Senior Choir: Each Thursday al 9: IS a.m. Sunday School three sons, Charles and Ignat died Aug 29 at the home of his ■:!d to ! 3ep on with a job. So SUNDAY — Services were held yesterday and amulance call and one fire ius both of North Arlington and son Lincoln Van Houten 32 Rose 8 p.m . 9:15 a.m. Youth Choir at the George J. Brierley Fun call. Miss Maria Cancha. 54 1 •nsny things in life seem to ST. MICHAEL'S R.C. CHURCH Stanley of Lyndhurst; nine St. Carlstadt. Church Social Club: 3rd Satur 9:45 a.m. Church School eral Home. 752 Kearny avenue, F e m Ave.. 17, driving on a ,3 limited by age. Ridge Read A Page Avenue grandchildren and three great Bom in Passaic, Mr. Van day 11 a.m. Divine Worship Kearny. Interment was in Arl learner's permit with licensed But many people who have Rav. Ladislaus J. Wllciewskl, grandchildren. Houten lived in Ortley Beach mgton Cemetery. driver Matthew L. Tam aro o f (First Sunday — Holy Com N i t o r for the past five years. H e FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF 'fuse j to accept these 14 Kennedy Ct. struck the housif munion) Fr. Anthony F. Bogdzlewlci lived previously in the Carl ARLIHGTOH lin’taiioris have accomplished 2-4 p.m. Senior UMYF Pr. Martin Silver Ernestine Lohmann Charles J. Ferraro ton Hill section of East Ruth of Nicholas Oiardella at 2 4 0 450 K earny Ave., K earny, N .J. ,:iarveious things. . . both 3t MONDAY — Oriental Place and continued 8 The Rev. Robert E. Stetson, Sunday Masses: 7:10, 3:80, 9:H, Services were held last week erford for 40 years. i vary young age 3nd an 7:15 p.m. Junior High UMYF Miss Ernestine Lohmann, 63 feet into the cellar thru a gap M inister 10:00, 11:30 for Charles J. Ferraro. 56. of He was a retired employe of ¡dvaajod a;;e. 4th MONDAY — of 340 Lincoln avenue. Lynd ing hole in the foundation. Some Mrs. Robert Haff, Minister ef Weekday Masses: 7:00, 7:30, 709 Washington Ave. Carljtadt tin East Rutherford Board o f Harry S. Smith, of T n t p.m. Parents of Teenagers hurst, died Sept. 28. at Clara one thought a bomb had hit and M usic. who died at his home. He had Education, for 20 years, retiring 1st TUESDAY — Maass Memorial Hospital. put in a fire call, which gave e.m. - Church School for all ’I'i’itisn Science Enrd il operated a barbershop at I14 in 1962. Mr. Van Houten was a 7:30 p.m. Council on Minis Born in Hoboken. Miss Loh the officer on duty a hectic few k«es. ;■ I'irf'!’ '■>, hr, -/r 3 RUTHERFORD BAPTIST Hackensack St., East Ruther member of the Carlton Hill tries mann moved to Lyndhurst 40 minutes. Officer Ramon Fran CHURCH ford since 1948. Methodist Church: a former II a.m. - Morning Kurship 2nd TUESDAY — years ago. cis responded to tlie accident Paster John Dexter Greenleaf Bom in Hackensack he lived East Rutherford fire chief. a 4 p.m. - Jr. erd Sr. Baptist 7:30 p.m. Church School She retired two years ago as call, the fire department re .; ,!i a u:’ . or- P h o n e: 431-4795 in Paterson more than 40 years member of F ire Co. 2 and the Youth Fellowship B oard a rug sewer for Bamberger's sponded to the fire ca ll (there "The Churcn of the Reyel Wel- moving to Carlstadt about 1 5 Emergency Squad. All e re welcom e. . hr? of Cod': »• e l*s man, WEDNESDAY - Warehouse. Bloomfield, where was no fire tho the report was years ago. He was a member of ■ Surviving, besides his son are Vju ;n:i ymii ,r,(-;fils. ycjnv 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal she« had worked for 22 years. that a boiler had exploded) and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN THE LORD'S DAY - tlie Master Barbers Association. his wife, the former Grace E. in i old, Aiil find fns-ff.es 1st THURSDAY — 9:45 a.m. Bible School She was a member of the Car the F irs t Aid Corps responded CHURCH Surviving are his wife, the Eckstein; a daughter, Mrs. Al talk full of goid idea's. Women's Society of Christian 11 a.m. - Morning Warship, penters Resilient Flooring Lo and took the victim to Hacken Ridge Road A Ilford Avenue form er Nancy C u pp a: a son, ton West of St. Petersburg Fla. Service Youth Fellowship cal 2212. East Orange. sack Hospital. She suffered cuts North Arlington, New Jersey Jahn. at home;a daughter, four grandchildren: two broth 2nd 4 4th THURSDAY - 7 p.m. Evengellstlc Service Surviving are three sisters, of the tongue and on the inside P hone: »91-3444 Citron Spence lerWe Mrs. Robert Bingham of Bloom ers, George and William of Pat Henry C. Kreutzer, Pastor 8 p.m. The Graduate« Wednesday — Mrs. Elsie Wilson and Miss of her mouth and bruises on her First Church of Christ ingdale; his father, John of Pat erson and two sisters. Mrs. Wal 3rd THURSDAY — I p.m. Hour el Blesalng M argaret Lohmann. both of forehead. The ca r’s front end SUNDAY SCHEDULE O F Scientists erson; three brothers, Richard ter Collins of Clifton and Mrs. 1 p.m. Mothers & Pre-School Lyndhurst and Mrs. Adolphine was completely demolished and W ORSHIP: October 11. 1970 and Thomas of Paterson John Meyers of Carlstadt. sor. Pierrepont & Lincoln A ve Children Kane of Union City. needed, two tow trucks to dis Worship Service 9 and 11 A- M. WESTMINSTER UNITED and Joseph of Hollywood Rutherford,!*. J. 3rd SATURDAY — lodge it from its concrete bed. Child Care at 9 A M only PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Funeral services were held Fla.; two sisters. Mrs. Nicholas CARD OF THANKS 7 p.m . 3-F Sermon: "P a s to r and People Thursday, Oct. 15, SflS pjlL The Rev. Lee R. Bundgus at 1 p. m. today at the Burk Fusco and Mrs. Vito Palechino, Bemadino Deeming it impos Growing Together" Ridge Road and Page Avenue Funeral Home, Lyndhurst. both of Paterson; and three sible to thank all in person we FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST T elephone: »3»-7»20 grandchildren. wish to take this means of ex Cardinali Couple SCIENTIST Church going femilies ere hap E. Pierrepont A Lincoln Aves. Joseph C . Zirpoli pressing our sincere and heart Has An Anniversary pier families. felt thanks to all our relatives Rutherford, New Jersey Mrs. Ann* Monday Joseph C. Zirpoli Sr. 69. o f Mr. and Mrs. John Cardinali, Branch of the Mother ChurSh. The REGULAR SERVICES and friends for their words o f BURK First Church of Chiret Scientist, 194 Pdst Ave., Lyndhurst died Mrs. Anna Monday 75, of 635 consolation, many spiritual 600 Eighth street, Carlstadt, of Boston, Mass. Sunday School 9:30 A. tyl. in Passaic General Hospital. Sunday Services at 11:00 A.M. Sunday Worship Service-11 a.m. Ten Eyck Ave., Lyndhusrt bouquets and floral tributes a t will observe their 42nd wed Wednesday Evening Meeting at ding anniversary Tuesday. t:15 o’clock at wich testimonies of SPECIAL ACTIVITIES FO R He was bom in Newark and died at home Sept. 29. the funeral of our beloved son, Funeral Home Christian Science healing are given lived here the past 29 years. Born in N ew York City. grandson and nephew Victor They have a daughter, Mrs. Ro Reading Room at 6 Station Squat* THE W EEK OF OCT. 9 open effective April 1, Monday He was a salesman for Karl Mrs. Monday -came to Lynd Bemadino Jr. bert (Annette) Lahullier, par through Saturday, 11 a.m. ot 4 Friday - Office Hours 9:30-12 DIRECTORS Sales and Services Electric hurst as a child. She was a Special thanks to the clergy of p.m. Closed legal holidays. Sunday- Laymen's Sunday - 11 ent of Craig. Robert. Jeffrey Appliances of Belleville fo r parishioner of Sacred Heart Sacred Heart R. C. Church also The healing power of spirit A . M. and David, of Carlstadt. Mrs. John L. Burk — Paul Konarski 21 years. He was a parishioner R.C. Church. Mrs. Monday, a the staff of the Nazarre Memor ual awakening w ill be brought Monday - Pastor's Day Off at Sacred Heart Church and a member of the ’Lyndhurs* ial Home. Inc.. for their kind Cardinali. the former Anton 52 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, Ki. out at Sunday Christian Sci Brownies 3:10 P. M. member of Elks Lodge 1505. Board of Education from 1933 ness. cite Ferreti, will mark her ence church services. Tuesday-Naomi Cirde 1 p. m. He is survived by his wife. through 1939, y as the widow Bereaved Bemadino Family birthday on Wednesday. 939-0490 "W hen we wake to the truth Synodical Meeting - Pastor a of being, all disease, pain, way all day Wednesday - Synodical Meeting weakness, weariness, sorrow, Dependable Service Since 1929 sin, death, will be unknown Pastor away aH day Waldo J. Ippolito PAROW NAZARE Funeral Home STEEVER Funeral Home y SERVING EVERY RELIGION FUNERAL HOME MeÉorial Home In c. 425 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. JOSEPH M. NAZARE, Mgr. HENRY S. PAROW DIRECTOR Successor To Collins Memorial 403 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. 253 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J. 185 Ridge Rd. North Arlington 438-4664 20 r- 939-3000 438-7272 MS-7555 J ïlïÜ M b A Y OCTOBER 8. 1970 T H E LEADER PRESS PAGE NINE 1, 1969 and June 30 of this year. Nominations are being received Chin Coes For Chow On Day Off Humane Society Rates Movies by New Jersey Bussiness maga zine, Newark from local em Chinatown, the young couple ental cuisine, are Harry’s for The American Humane Asso was little chance of injury to entertainment," he said. “ We ployers associations, chambers of commerce, industrial develo- T v-UklL I had not met before. Now they te. He says that his are “ a lit ciation plans to start rating for the horses." say an anim al's life is entitled live in a Manhattan co op tie different” than those at the cign - made movies "accepta Involved, said Melniker, are to respect." ment committees, municipal, Like the other partners, H ar Ja d e Fountain to suit his own ble" or "Bnaoeeptable" next foreign producers and a few county and state officials. ?ÆÊ Melniker said lists of accep ry is still an avid volley ball particular taste. month, depending on whether Am ericans “ when they get out i m e ì table and unacceptable films The annual New Jersey Man player, but food rates almost animals in them have been side the United States, outside Although he usually cooks will be issued periodically from ufacturers Association com? as hitfh on his interest list. treated cruelly. our jurisdiction.” Chinese at home, with B°tty the association's [>enver head petition wiU culminate in a iv One oi H arry's special plea A particular target is the so- In several pictures made out preparing the ingredients. Har quarters and Hollywood office, awards luncheon early Decem called running, jused to trip a side the United States animals sures at the Ja d e Fountain is ry sometimes cooks Italian. ber. galloping horse into a spectac were killed, Melniker added. but "w e hope the abuses over to tell customers how various And, he broils steaks American dishes are prepared. He main uiar fall, Harold Melniker, id seas will stop so we can discon style. “ We cannot tolerate actually tains that "Chinese food is not rector of the association's Hoi tinue the program " Hydrant Flushing killing animals for the sake of fattening'’ and who can ar "The problem with Ameri 1 \ wood office, said yesterday. Pressed In Township gue when a tall slim man can food." H arry comments, Invisible wires linking a makes that statement? "is that in a couple of hours (v i se's legs and an off cam era Lyndhurst - Alfred V. Ludwig Sauces, the basis of fine Ori you're hungry again.” stake send him head over heels Bellemead Nominated For "Good Neighbor" Superintendent of the Water De and sometimes he gets a brok The Bellemead Development The Bellemead Development partment, disclosed the Kali pro eu leg or neck, said Melniker Corporation, Lyndhurst, has Corp. facilities w ere nom gram of flushing the water Bergen Co. PTA's Daughter For Krehers "The practice was quite coip been nominated as an entry in inated by Lyndhurst Mayor Pe mains through the fire hydrants mon until 1940 when the Amer the Eleventh Annual "New ter Russo. Mayor Russo called will start at 10 p. m. Monday. 70th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreher ican Humane Association came Good Neighbor" Awards Com for recognition of the builder, Oct. 5. and will continue f o r announce the birth of their The Now Jersey Congress of to Hollywood and worked out Arthur B. Fowler. Inc., Par about three weeks. lirst child, Deana Krelier on petition it was announced to Parents and Teachers will cel an agreement with producers da>. Announcement was made amus, and the architectural Siptember 29. 1970 at Clara Ludwig said the flushing will ebrate its 70th anniversary at to supervise animal action," he by Leonard C. Johnson. Pre firm of Tellefsen and Mader Maass Hospital, Belleville. At bo continued through the night the convention in At’antic City added. “ One of the conditions sident of the New Jersey Man and Associates. Fair Lawn. b'rth. Deana weighed 7 pounds. until 5 a. m. the next morning on October 12. 13. 1-4. 1970. Mrs.d was absolute prohibition of the ufacturers Association whose Judging will be on the basis during weekdays. He noted that I ounce. running. Ivznick Bogosian of Cliffsidc monthly publication. New Jer of architectural design, land in the area where the water is Park. is general chairman. The baby's father is era "Now it’s being used in sey Business, annually con scaping and the company’s con being flushed to rid the lines of MEET HARRY CHIN some pictures produced in the ducts the competition to give An organ recital by Joseph L p'oyed by the Western Electric trbution to the economic c li sediment, up until three hours last year or so in Spain, Italy recognition to new industries When H arry Chin has a day ness is a fam ily affair. H arry's Romanchak. Music Supervisor Company, Kearny, as a Drafts mate and community welLbe- after the flushing the water and Yugoslavia. On the screen and newr industrial facilities ori. he cooks. two brothers, one a chef at the of Hasbrouck Heights schools, ir.g of the areas in which they may have a reddish tint. H e man and is an evening student contributing to the economic North Arlington Jade Fountain, it’s obvious. Some producers are located. They must h a ve stressed this coloration is not It provides diversion from followed by group singing, will ,,i Fairleigh Dickinson Univer have said quite frankly they and social well being of N ew moved into new’ buildings i n harm ful to persons who drink his working days at the Jade are involved, and his father is open the meeting. sity. Rutherford. did it because they felt there Jersey. the Garden State between July the water. Fountain. where he is one of a restauranteur in New York. The theme for this year’s the four partners in the cor With the exception of a cou convention is "PTA Bells Ring poration ple of years while studying en for All Children ." However. H arry, who claims gineering at Fairlei^h Dickin- to be "the best chef" of the sotfc Harry himself has always An innovation this year will worked in restaurants. partners, has more freedom to te the Book and Author Lunch visit the kitchen should the And it was in a New Y o r k con Monday. October 12th Dr. mood strike him his uncle is restaurant that he met Betty, Earn a Royal Rate... John Cunningham w ill speak the head chef at the Param us his bride of a year. Even Jade Fountain. though the families knew each as the author of “On The Go In fact, the restaurant busi- other, and both grew up in In New Jersey." FIRST NATIONAL BANE Explorer Troop In Medicine from AND TRUST COMPANY OF KEARNY The medical staff and t h e Frank Smilari. hospital admin Nemzek Hall at the hospital. Board of Governors of West istrator; and Paul Paracka, dir Plans were made for bi weekly Hudson Hospital. Kearny, will ector of personnel and general meetings of the post beginning sponsor an Explorer Post in the servicis. the program will in Oct. 8 for a six month period. field of medicine. The program elude the fields of surgery in At the conclusion of this time, was developed by the Exploring ternal medicine, pediatrics, or a program for the next s i x Division of the Boy Scouts o f thopedics. pathology, radiology, months,will be outlined 'ind de Americ.1 under the direction of hospital administration. and veloped by post members with Harley R. Katz, district scout pharm.cology. Field trips t o the guidance of the hospital executive of the Hudson-Hamil various hospital and pharmaceu medical staff. t' Mr. and Mrs. John Syme. 483 £rade. often for lack of these To combat the language bar are sponsoring Yolanda, a 9 bare essentials. r er which is considered a m a ye a r old Am erican Indian girl Part of the Symes contribu jor reason why Indian young of the Apache tribe, through tion will be pooled with funds sters lag tw'o years behind Save the Children Federation, donated by other sponsors to their non Indian classmates in international child welfare or help members of the tribe ae school, the Federation helps ganization of Norwalk. Connec complish self-help projects of kindergartens where English ticut, it was announced today their own choosing. Indian men is taught to five-year-olds be by Dallas Johnson. Director of women and young people are fore they enter first’ grade. the organization’s American In contributing all the labor to Founded in 1932 Save the dian program. The sponsorship such projects as building Children Federation is register will help provide funds for the health clinics, libraries and ed with the U.S. State Depart clothing, school supplies, per community centers. Sponsor ment. All contributions are in sonal books and smending mon ship funds are helping to sup come tax deductible. An indi •'V which will enable the child port Federation summer pro vidual. school or group interest to take part in school activities grams where boys and girls ed in sponsoring a child should Tlie average Indian youngster learn vocational skills w’hile contact Save the Children Fed leaves school before the eighth they earn back to school funds. Conn. 06852. Volks Offers New Car Line Volkswagen goes into its lifil tilation systems. cle that is down to 31.5 model year with its most im A new feature is a "memory’ Ret from 36 feet in the Custom prcssive array of cars ever, unit which automatically turns version for a gain in maneuver and a pricing policy that is oil current gobbling headlights ability. aimed at rolling back the ris when the ignition is turned ofi. The Super beetles also have ir.g cost of living, accorome to and switches on the low drain slightly puffed-out hoods, Robert A. 'Senior, President of parking lights. stronger bumpers with heavy Three County Volkswagen, au The new 60hp engines in full length rubber strips to pro- thorized VW sales, service, and clude an activated charcoal fil trct the chrome, fully carpeted parts facility at 701 Riverside ter to lim it fuel system, evap interiors, a vanity mirror on avenue. oration, a new carburetor with the right sunvisor, and a con Included among its newest a more precise idling unit, a venience pocket on the passen models are a Custom version thermostatic pre heating dp ger door. Both versions can be of its bread-and-butter "beetle' vice in the oil bath air cleaner, equipped with a VW built air and a 3.2 inch longer Super and a dual-controlled distribu conditioner; with installation of beetle “ with more engineering tor with refined spark advance the cooling unit simplified in improvements in it than any capabilities. the Super version because a V W has had since the first ones “These improvements" Sen row of air slots have been in ior said, "keep VWs well with cam e here 21 years ago." the cluded in the redesigned front 2 to 10 years maturities at holders option Maturities are from 24 to 120 months . . . the choice local V W official said. in allowable emission levels end behind the bumper. is yours. He said the Custom beetle and are part of Volkswagen's '♦’Standard on all the 1971 VWs This 5 S/4% savings certificate is the highest interest rate any w ill c a rry a suggested retail continuing campaign against i" a four-on-the floor manual commercial bank « all pay on savings such as this. Its main fea Sold in any amount from $500 up. price of $1780. or $59 below last smog transmission, with an automa tures are . Interest paid from day of deposit. year's standard version. The The Type 3 VWs are tic stick shift unit optional in Quarterly dividend checks can be mailed directly to Super beetle will be priced at pow’ered by 65 hp computerized the Super beetle, Karmann the saver, at his option, at the rate of 5 3/4% per an $1899 or $60 above the earlier fuel injectiqn engines. They Ghia and Convertible. A fully num. version. meter out just the precise am automatic three-S|>eed trans The newest models of the ount of gasoline needed for con mission is availab le as an op Deposits insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. beetle, along with the Kar stantly changing road and load tion in the Type 3 Sports Sedan marm Ghia sports car version, conditions, and place the Type and Squareback models. and the bus like VW station wa •Sg amog the cleanest cars in Each 1971 VW is delivered WEST HUDSON’S ONLY LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED COMMERCIAL SANK Son. are powered by a rede tiie world as far as emissions with a 24 month, or 24,000-mile signed engine that develops 60 are concerned". warranty and coupons good for horsepower, up from 57 last The Super beetle has built in free VW diagnoses at 6 000 year. to it a total of 53 improvements miles intervals during the first FIRST NATIONAL BANE In addition, according to Sen These include a larger front 24.000 miles. ior, both beetles and the slight trunk with nearly twice as TTie electronic diagnosis pro ly larger Tvpe 3 Sports Sedans ( much luggage space as the gram pioneered by Volkswagen AND TRUST COMPANY OF KEARNY and Souarebacks have a new Custom model, a slightly lar- last year, calls for mainten all weather ventilation ' svstem get- pressure free gas tank for ance to be performed only KEARN Y O FFICE: Kearny and Midland Avenues increased driving range, larger when needed, and provides for that defogs windows and keeps EAST NEW ARK O FFICE: North 4th St. at the bridge fiesh air moving through the front brakes, a redesigned a comprehensive checkup of SOUTH KEARN Y O FFICE: Central Ave. Opposite Western Electric passenger compartment even front axle with coil and shock the VW engine, electrical sys with the windows closed. The stiuts for better riding quality, tem, wheel alignment, steering NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE: 600 Ridge Road Super beetle and the Type 3 a wider front track for improv suspension. brakes, battery MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION cars have blower-assisted ven- ed roadability, and a turn cir and tires. ■V PAGE EICHT T H E LEADER PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8.1970 9:50 Break and Entry Police medical calls - 14; Ken- Let’s help him and count them. Taxes — I know someone who Police Blotter reported by Mrs. joy, u-j nels - 8; Door open - 1: Barking The uniformed division has a owns a small cottage in Sussex Lake ave. Cash, rings. Diamond Dog - 2; Domestic dispute - 4; Auto Inspection Station Closed chief, four captains and four County. Their taxes are half of (Continued From Pag* One) watch missing. Doors were left Doorbell ringing - traffic lites lieutenants. That’s nine 30 far. what we pay in Lyndhurst. South Bergen's favorite auto The only improvement then, operation. But road construc REG SCO 482 N.J. unlocked. out—2 state. 1 local. Tnen in the detective bureau we They have no garbage collect j i i inspection station has closed. he recalled with a smile, was tion in the area in the last few count the deputy chief, one cap (they pay $7 a month to a pri Anonymous call from Pine St 10:05 p. m. Mr. Metcalf re TTie outdoor station located a hole knocked in the fence of months reduced that number tfciin and one lieutenant. To me vate concern), no sewers (sani resident about annoyance of 30 ported son, Richard 8 bitten by off Route 3 has been shut down the adjoining outdoor drive-in down to about 4.000 this the total is 12 superior officers. tary or otherwise) no water, and cheerleaders practicing across cat of Peter Pace 511 New York Sacred Heart Scouts after watching 1,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 vehi theater as a shortcut to the month. Where do you find the other five dirt roads that are not plowed street in Town Hall Park. ave. Cat confined and Pv*K«-H To See Jersey Jays cles roll through in its 16-year men s room. " It was never too modern,” Mr. Vanner? In the clouds with in winter. Actually the tax rate Sept. 29th taken to Passaic Gen'l Hospital Nineteen Scouts of Sacred history. Ruszkowski said as he sur the rest of your reporting. is higher there than here. Off duty Ptl. James Sett for treatment. The station, off Route 3. was Heart Boy Scout Troop 86 at vtyed the four wooden build High School — You better be embrino reported paint remov 10:08 p. m. West Hudson It passed into history much c'osed because of highway ex Now about Civil Service arid tended the Council’s Camp O n g s sadly in need of paint. lieve we desperately need a ne»v er sprayed on personal vehicle Hospital advised treating Lynd. as it was born, without fanfare pansion. Two other stations, at your claim that none of the last Rte. The Pedro Patrol placed " I 'l l m iss going home for high school. There is only one parked on Ridge Rd Hood and boy. Philip Wagner. 8778 6th or ceremony. It simply closed Saddle Bi-ook and Little Ferry appointees to the dej>artm°m ill the top 10 out oi 38 patrols lunch he said. "I lived just 1.5 thing more expensive than edu fenders damaged. S: lor dog bite- Dog owned by at the end of the workday at 5 drive-in movies. are to be were Viet Nam veterans. Well, from the County, while the miles up the road. Now I II cation! That is "Ignorance.' Auction of impounded cars- Mrs. Alfano, 772 6th St. D o g p. m. The 10 men who worked closed at the end of November :t just proves you really don’t Moose Patrol and the Flaming have to travel nine miles to A parent, taxpayer, police of no bidders. Cars junked. there have been assigned posts unless the state can reach ag know what you’re talking about cor-fined. Arrow Patrol barely mossed Paramus every day in that ficer’s wife and last but not Sept. 30th at other stations. reements on leases for both because in fact (not fiction) one the top. 10 spot. All the scouts Route 17 traffic.” least, a concerned citizen who 7:50 a. m. - Richard Weiss Oct. 5 Acting station chief John sites. *f the last appointees is indeed 5:55 a.m. Break and En attending performed in a man is tired of the trash and trivia 74» 3rd St. reported car entered Ru-szkowski of Lyndhurst. a se John W. Gill of Newark, who a Viet Nam veteran. written by Millard Vanner. durng night - Movie Camera try reported by Concrete ner thev can well be proudof. Scoutmaster Ron Aniges and ven-year veteranat the Ration spent his 16 years as an inspec Actually 35 men on the force Specialities. Schuyler and Page stolen. tor at the Rutherford station, L e tte r B o x are veterans, having served in eMent of robbery unkown. his assistants. Marty Ruby. ™ «i 24 ^ ars as a" inspector. 10:14 and at 10:17 - 2 calls took inventory. says it was like being a pioneer some branch oi the service from E d Molano and Frank Robin I think its about time some reporting indecent exposure 9:59 a.m. Town clerk Bert in the beginning. Light Brigade the weekend "When the station first no <;i.e took the time to check the World War II til the present con area Stuyvesant and Wilson. P e rry calls for ambu'ance for son also spent ened here.” Ruszkowski said, " I want to go to a closed sta f;*cts (more like fiction) t h a t flict. In Light Brigade Bowling t'.n> Oct. 1 with the scouts. Mrs. Hansen 279 Willow ave. “ they didn't have a phone or el tun." he said. “I'm tired of M r. Vanner has been writing Moonlighting — Frankly. I Monday at Lyndhurst Ree. Boiling Springs Savings and who fell on town hall steps. Wo This Saturday the scouts and ectricity. There was only one shoveling snow." He's been re in his column. don’t think it’s any of your darn Lanes high score for two games I-oan ■ Ridge Rd. reports crack their fathers will be guests of man. 75. taken to Clara Maass lane, and the jack was worked assigned to the Little F e rry sta M r. Vanner either can’t counl. business if a policeman finds it was earned by Herb FaJken ea window. 7:14 p m. Pa n try Pride nkg the Je rsey Ja ys, an affiliate of by hand. t:rn. rr he's misinformed. He keeps financially necessary to work a stern for the partially sighted 10:30 a m. Neill Supply 700 the Cleveland Browns, at a lot scene of accident Joseph B a r There is now a phone, elec The station inspected about insisting that the police depart- part time job. You know, we with 236 and by Harold Daiker Schuyler ave. reports tractor game in Roosevelt Stadium Jer beria. 27 360 CmelKrH «truck tricity. and an automatic jack. 6 000 cars a month during its ment has 17 superior officers: nave kids to put thru school, tM. loi the totally blind with 163. overturned. lite stanchion. M. Blauvelt, 14 sej City. Robert Patire - 276 Willow Humbert St. Nutley to r'assa.c Scout meetings are held ev ave. reported that on preceding Gen'l Hospital with lacerations ery Wednesday at the Parish mght he was walking his Afg oi nose and scalp. Center in Lyndhurst. and plans han Hound when a local man. During this period police hand are now under way for a Court driving on P a rk ave. near R ic led also the following calls: Es of Honor to be hold in Novem ci's Diner, struck his dog. val cort 34: ambulance 26; accid ber. at which time the scout ued at $3000 and broke the dog's ent 18: burglar alarms - 12; will receive various awards. back. Anim al taken to Nutley Animal Hospital. i Two foremen at bldg. site of K earny Federal Bank on Stuyvesant ave. reported vand alism and malio ous mischief to Proclamation building and equipment. Ray Wilson local plumber, reported windshields broken on W HEREAS, The FT A has made an important contribution several cars parked at Ardmore to the American way of life, dedicated to welfare of children Chemical Valley Brook ave. and youth, their need» and their education; Mrs. Hoick. 388 Forest ave. W H EREAS, this is the beginning of a new school year, the reports power mower stolen. Lyndhurst Council of the Parent-Teacher AaaoeiaHon urges all 4:19 p. m. fire reported in concerned adult» to renew their faith and support of the parent, electric stove at 525 N Y. Ave. teacher movement by joining a local anlt: Smoke damage to apt TH EREFO RE, I Proclaim the month of October, PTA Hem- 5:39 fire reported 144 R iv e r bershlp Enrollment Month. side ave. No fire. PETER J. RVSSO, 7:19 p m. John DiGravina, M ayor struck while crossing Valley Brook ave. on w ay to home at W H EREAS, men of all people and places have long marked "HO Clinton Terr. Driver, Linda, each annual harvest with appropriate ceremonies, expressing Rago, 292 Orient Way. Lynd. gratitude for the bounty of land and sea and Joy in the security John taken to hospital by Em. of plenty; Squad. Injuries not ascertained. W H EREAS, since time Immemorial bread haa symbolized 8:11 a. m. Pat Callella auto all food as well as M an’s dependence upon the soil, the rain, the w reckers - Riverside ave. report sun, the seasons, the science of agriculture, and the benign force* ed Breaking and Entering hand of N ature; tools etc. stolen. W H ER EA S, among modern peoples and Nations of the world 6:35 p. m. Wm. Moore and a Harvest Festival or a Day of Bread celebration, or both, have Joseph Vendola, owners and become entrenched In religious, fandly, local, community or operators of Amusement equ’o regional custom, as holiday periods; - men* reported equipment a t NOW. TH ER EFO RE, I, Peter Russo, by virtue of the author!, Palsy's Shoprite for coming car ty vested in me as M ayor of the Township of Lyndhurst, New nival, vandalized $3000 damage. Jersey do hereby proealm this week of October from the 4th to Oct. 2 the 10th day, as the week of Harvest Festival and Tuesday, the 11:50 p. m. Dets Wm. Jar 9th day of October, as the Day of Bread, in the Township of vis and Thomas Geary arrested Lyndhurst, and urge all citizens to celebrate these occasions with J-lines Delise. 6 8 . on charges of suitable observances. having lottery tickets in posses IX W ITN ESS THEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and have sion. Released on $1000 bail. caused the official seal of the Township of Lyndhurst to be af Oct. 3 fixed the 8 th day of October, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy, Ja n et Messina. 10. 308 Wil- A.D. scn. to to Passaic Gen. Hosoital PETER J. RUSSO, after fall from bike-Sustained Mayor Township of Lyndhurst severely cut lip. 5:24 p. m. Accident Ridge TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST Rd. and Kingsland ave. 5 to hos COLLECTOR S NOTICE O-F «ALE OR REAL ESTATE p.'tal: Driver Charles Linfante. FOR TAXES AND OTHER LIENS 28-! Park ave. passengers Lotto Notice is hereby given that I, Peter A. Grisafi, Collector of T.ixes of the Township of Lyndhurst in the County of Bergen, pursuant to i Nocek and Mary' Nocek. o 60! the authority of the statutes in such case make and provide, will on Ridge Rd. Gerard d"v THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1970 er of car No. 2-27 Church 'St. AT 2 O'CLOCK n the afternoon of that day at the office of the Collector of Taxes. Beiieville. passenger Irene Ros Town Hall, in said tax;ng district, expose for sale several tracts and parcels of land hereinafter tp*cifted or such pirt or part« th»*-e,'f si. Washington ave. Belleville. as may be sufficient to make the »mounts chargeable against said 11:43 p. m. acr.uent ruver- lands resectively on the FIRST DAY O f JULY, 1970 slde and F e rn : no injuries. and computed in the list on file in my office together with interest on 10:27 p. m. Ptl. Setlembrino such amounts from due dates to October 22, 1970 only. The said lands will be struck off and sold to such persons as will and Cuneo apprehended Israel purchase the same subject to redemption at the lowest rate of in terest, but in no case in excess of 8 per cent per annum. The pay Figuero, 19: Roberto Santiago. ment for same shall be made before the conclusion of the sale or the 23 and Gilberto Gonzalez 18, all property will be refold. This sale is made in pursuance of the pro visions of Chapter 236, P. L. 1918, and supplements and amendments of Je rse y City on charge of t h e r e t o . stealing a car in Elizabeth: The following is a description of lands and the owners as con tained in the list on file in my office together with the total amount abandoned same on Rt. 3. At due thereon as computed to Lyndhurst headquarters to!d O CTO BER 22, 1970 B l o c k L o t Owner Amount rights in English and Spanish 3 11B <£. 12B Joseph <£. Betty Giancarto and turned over to Bergen Co 45 3 30 Wildwood Corporation 260.46 Police. 65 11 Ferdinand 4 Thaa G. Semrow = *?,0 3 102 21 Maria De Carlo 101.89 Oct. 4 113 14 J o h n A. Elian Murphy 407.43 177 13 Onorio Giancarlo, Trustee & M r. Cirillo, owner of conf. Guardian for Jam es Giancarlo store 294 Stuyvesant, reported 2 <& Louisa Giancarlo 751.76 bundles of N.Y. Sunday News Any of the aforesaid parcel* of land-and real estate may be re deemed by paym ent to the collector, before the sale of the am ount due stolen during nite from side thereon plus interest and advertising cdsts, In- cash or certified check. SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVAL Dated at Town Hall, Lyndhurst, New Jersey, this 22nd day cf walk front of store. October. 1970. 7:28 p. m. -Mr. Scotti 7 1 4 Office hours: Daify 9 A.M. to 4 P.M . «Saturday closed. Firtt Monday evening of each month open 7 to 8 o’clock: New York ave. reported rat cor PETER A. GRISAFI, Tax Collector D*t*d: September 24, October 1, 8, 16, 1970 nered under basement shower. F E E S : >135.24 Kennel called. UNWANTED HAIR Wind Instruments 939-1290 PROBLEMS? Remove them permanently Be hair free and carefree Elect mlysls Specialists Louis P. Pastore VSB is Very Special Benefits. VSB is a new concept in banking. Divison of Amercan VSB is a club designed especially for you. 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URCE CHICKENS " B IG PRICE B R EA K lb. 1 0 ‘ box LAUNDRY IELL0 LEAN 1-lb GOLDEN CREST DETERGENT w ith purchase of ‘1.00 or more S t FYNE TASTE 1-,b BONUS SPECIAL |(j , limit: ono coupon por family LIMIT 1 - ONE COUPON PH FAMILY r SUCER BAC0NÜI » P P . coupon good 0 „ ¡m FRESH SEEDLESS FLORIDA M azola O il M ott's Applesauce FIRST OF THE SEASON » Chase & Sanborn Coffee R a g u S a u c e s FOR SPAGHETTI * Pro g resso T o m ato es imported2 < Dole Pineapple Juice 3 Progresso Vinegar College Inn cbrothn * 6 I3<°". RED. WHITE BEANS C 8 P r o g r e s s o Chick peas 3 Libby Tom ato Juice 3 ' ' 2 t . Golden Ripe Bananas A n c h o v i e s ROLLED or FIAT Libby Sauerkraut 5 rden Fresh Firm Cucumbers P e p s i C o l a Celentano Ravioli Celentano Pizza 2 ' i : 9 9 ' D e l M o n t e TOMATO SAUCE 1 0 Garden Fresh Ital. Frying T V DINNERS 4 lbs. $1.00 Fruit Cocktail 'p*ioiY 4 M o r t o n ' s ASSORTED 3 ’¿ . v s 1 0 0 Your Choice SLICED A Escarole OrChicbry Or Peppers Oranges “iK 4 Fyne Taste Bread WHITE % P a m p e r s D i a p e r s OVERNIGHT Cherry Pie PANTRY PRIDE Firm Slicing Tomatoes COltWA i " » f Green Beans Lady Fingers 'fiir — Gatorade Drinks L i s t e r i n e $1 09 LIST SPAGHETTI P i n e a p p l e Prell Sham poo tavm st SAUCE TOMITKS T PROGRESSO :J i u ï ï i ï m PANTRY PRIDE 2 -lb. < S IN G L E S 12-01 LEAN, SLICED ' £ l 1 0 0 PASTEURIZED PROCESS pkg 3 jafS g ) 3-ox. TO ORDER l«o;f can 3 I lb ■ Sl 6 GRADE “A" ROCCA C O A O MKD' PKIDE 2 doz 8 9 BELLA C l l l l v size pantky FRESH OLIVEO O L IV E O i l FILLET PROGRESSO l< RIPE 7 % -o: SELECT c a n s OSCAR M AYER Fresh Bluefish 4 SLICED i-lb ■ w pkq Fresh Shrimp ' ' " ’ • ¡k t.!l i PAGE SIX T H E -LEADER PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1970 1* liii ái «Éi HELP WNTD MALE j 'OR SALE _____ SERV ICES MAN for alum. siding! "Exp. on FULLER ■ROTH — OualTty JOSEPH'S CLEANERS * DY A CTOS WANTED Lo ve ly 2 '1 room apartment, beautifl cereamk tile bath, ly. m int. 127T.F hou>oho!d products and cosms ERS. Alterations 4 Reoairln#. convenient location, perfect for a woman. * THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1070 T H E LEADER PRESS PA C I FITE Mazur In Trenton John J Mazur, pmrietor of y Mazur's Bakery. Lyndburst pro s dent of the N. J. Rakers Hoard l.ions Club Sells Light Bulbs Here H ere’s an opportunity to buy a household necessity, and at tlit same time contribute to a wc-thy cause. The Lyndhurst Lions Club is selling l i g h t bulbs doo--to door October 18 thru October 25. for the bene fit of the blind. You need li?ht bulbs the blind need your MARNHAI^L STANIHM TS — Northern New Jersey contingent on the Marshall I ui. help. So when a Lions Club vendty footlmll team is shown lief ore a praetiee session at the Huntington, \V. Va. member c a "s on you. please S. Senate school- Kneeling are Dennis Foley of Carteret and Art Harris, former Passaic High f»OP SOUDARITY — I . S. Senator Clifford I*. Cane (li-ft) and Nelson (irosH, whom Case has endorsed foi I buy a project pac of bulbs. this year. Case joined (¡nvernor Cahill and all 21 Repuhllean County chairmen in harking Gross* eandidaey. star. Standing from left to right are place kicker Marcelo I-ajterman of Lyndhurst, Cive the Lions Club a hand so Kevin Gilmore of Harrison and star quarterback Ted Shoehridge of Lyndhurst. Mar they can give a hand to t h e shall has a 1.1 record after downing Moreliead State and losing t«» powerful Toledo and Walsh College In Morristown DRIVE CAREFULLY blind. travels to Xavier, Ohio, for a Saturday night game. Walsh College in Morristown as possible for planning and fol single solution, that every issue will begin its first year as a lowing through on her own ert is related to every other is- 1 0 0 -SOMPS nonsectarian two-year college ucation. Students will have a sue and to the whole, and tha‘ MOLLANO HAll Ic e Cream iW n TWO PACKAGES 4 7 - WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE for women on September 14th. Sim.nar on Persistent Prob ir: ;lic right to accept or reject civil service adoption were filed Applesauce mom 3 - ^1 Facial Tissue*“^ . 3 E 87c early in March, 1970-but Mayor Millard Vanner’s such expeditures. Pickled Beets‘-r?;“ 2 49c Softener - 49c Russo as Police Commissioner However a yes vote will be a Column o:i M ay 26. 1970 contrary to the Bööf StGw»*»*«" - 6 9 c Handi-Wrap “■ “ 55c vote for the returning Vietnam petition f:1ed months earlier for The day of decision for t h e war veterans and all other vet civil service adoption made four Laddie Boy a 4 i,_-51 Cat Food T5ÌSS’ 3 ^ 49c Lyndhurst voters is nearing at e.'ans as well as citizens be new appointments to the Police hand. Of course, it will be gen r h í tween the ages of 21 to 35 years Dipt, created four new police cral vElection Day. Tuesday w compete in a civil service captains and appointed th em TURKE Nov. 3. IS70 Here the voters examination for appointments making a total of five police cap «ill either vote yes for civil to the police dept, and other ta.ns on the payroll, also ap.nin ROAST service adoption or no for rejer municipal depts. of Lyndhurst. P ro g resso O live O il -99' U S O A GRAOf A SLICI HOT OR COLD FOR SANDWICHES pointed four new lieutenant;, t:on of the question It is fully \ majority of yes voters .- o i making a total of five police understood that a no vote again Tuesday Nov. 3. 1970 will in Pope Tom atoes 's* 8 5- 1 " lieutenants on the payroll and st civil service adoption is a fUre t.he abolition of the pork Turkey B reast added to the detective bureau vowfor the Russo administra barrel or political appointments two.nf>w aar„ intments making Tom ato Pureek— • 3 £ S1 Tomato P a s te s 6 S 1 tionrHdWW^MafiJ'- can t-ri is as. prevalent . . today . and every a total of five detectives on the Spaghetti 2£49‘ Wine Vinegar > ..^ » 0 L- 3 7 c Ground Chuck finue to appoint his political fav c ’tizen between the ages of 21 payroll. With these appoint antes to office and pursue th:-ir Shoulder Steak is; and 35 years of age .will b e ments and promotions the town Tomato Sauce— 4':.39c Soups^TEKTtST 4 ;£ 95‘ e\pCTVji\e program of m akin„ -ven an opportunity for t h e ship of Lyndhurst now has the promotions and spending hu?e . „■ . * Pope Pep p ers " - 1 55c Chickarina»iii'>. 3 ^ 8 9 c sums <#■ money on projects ^ IS available. Please mostexpensive police dept, to Sm oked Ham s WO* SUMO UNION >0« THI fMMill »»OOUCI IN T*WX smaiiiiw) lu ntso hki cut wm« roeiKW iik.1 cut w n roeiioii which the voters vrill be denied remember that petitions f o roperate in its history- SNOW WHITE ____ .391.491.491.99 _ _ _ _ _ — i PIHLI COOMO »ATI» *00(0 Cauliflow er Frau Vacca thanked every' We were pleased that so 39 Ham Steak S BATS AND BOWS cr.c who helped make this din many mothers attendtd th e ICEBERG ncr the great success that it dinner. We invite them to come CRISP WESTERN itv niFNF RAW«»*. L e t t u c e 2 9 All Beef Franks ¡’.‘.u . 85 Roll Sausage : The North Arlington Girls' was. Special thanks to Rose to our regular meeting tomor FLO R IDA Cold CutS vu!"m - 95 W i e n e r s 0K.”.‘ Softball League held its sev Ca'luori for the wonderful table row at 8 p. m. in the club room G r a p e f r u i t enth aniual Awards Dinner on (itcorations made frcm bal of Kearny Federal Savings & 1 0 LOIN WHOLE September 25 at Maschio's Res loons. Incidally. these Loan Association, Ridge O R H A L F 2 6 9 - taurant. Lyndhurst. The (’inner Bose Pears Is"« . 29c Mushroom s «4«“ o f B E E F UNTRIMMED made by her children. riad. Save inore wf>en you buy a wtiole or halt USDA < e lorn shell of was attended by mothers, plav Golden Yam sti"«2 29c Pineapples“1“" - 2 9 c be*t (untnmrned 10 to 22 lb^ > Custom'rut oto • , the wjy you ers.officem. and managers. In like them * rhicV or thin — at no e/tr.i rharg»- W ill vited guests included Msgr. Yellow Onions” 5 i 49c Fresh Dates«,« ■5 4 5 c TPlMMfD T* Tlmmas J. Touhv. M avor and Shell Steaks I GIN QUICK COWVENKNT ' M lV IO nU PU t Mrs. Theodore Lapinski. W'al Corned Beef«*“»;«. ’«69c Corned Beef . . 8 9 * ter Lewandowski. president of tlie L ;ttle le a g u e Auxiliary: the f a t a r ? 5 Lo é Minute Maid - 1 9 * Braunschw eigerti'39c Hot Dog S wimiv . 6 9 * Evelyn Pierce, president of tlv m i m • GRAND UNION llb E A R L Y M O R N 6 9 « Little League Auxiliary: Main' French Fries x 2 9 Sliced Bacon ice "Moe" Moore ef the North P U R E P O R K Arlington Recreation Commis Green Giant i” K S 1 Sara Lee«™-, z 8 9 c Italian Sausage HOT OR SWEET 8 5 * s'Og: and the w iiw u g sponsors. LEGS TOP W THIGH Mike and Betty's. Eleanor Bar Lender's Bagels m 2 9 c W a f f l e s •SSS ’¿ 3 9 e QUALITY 5 9 ^ 5 low. former co manaffer of Mel I —_ n ; _ uuiami Chicken Parts izza rie m»» ■ * 8 9 c Sw eet Peos «ì«™ 'S 2 5 e rose, was the delightful rrrs . S s r s t " //r/#//// J/W [///r/.. J m^e \ t-i sscjf ceremonies. P C h e e s e R a i ,tr. ï 75e Straw b erries6** . 4 9 e Chicken W ings“™ ;39c Gulf Shrimp "S' ,. 99e delicious Italian dinner . . . J o i B r o c c o l i S p e a r s ’1”' * 2 9 c C n r r n t ^ S 4 7 e was eilioyed bv al'i This was l U l o cimili cm Pork Chops'S 89c H alibut Steaks UKI» , 99* followed by short speeches by cur ftpnored guests. sO fT/Sly SfSy/j ML VU STARKIST LISTERINE Trfohies were Dresented to WHITE Oi:0Q< B O R D E N ’S TUNA ANTISEPTIC the '¿atnaicas. the winn;n« IICN1 CHUNK STYU3 r 4 6 9 « B R E A D 0 9 FROSTED farrrfjteam managed by Mid J m d u ! »(•HIM) KIN« III* 011C I O elyn Kiernev and Vivian ^M argarine u 2 4 5 - S o f t N D r i 9 7 c Sw eet Rolls : 3 9 Amer. Slices'r'ûr S 39* S'apdK Trophies also were giv . 9 9 c ^ . M argarine'I S 45c Tam pons t en tn the first place team. Pound C ake"“1;: 1 5 5 - Crescent Rolls rtmtuiT 3 5 c >• m ai ^ Clip and Redeem These Valuable Coupon« for Extra Savings — — — — j— — — — — — ------Mikcr'an 1970 Lyndhurst, N J Rutherford. N J. batting champ, with a 545 av* “ Instant Redemption Service” Bloomfield, New Jersey, 22 Washington Street erage. Wheie You Save Does Moke A Difference!" t-A'G£ f OLIR T H E LEADER PRE$S THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 by "Ralph". The PTA provided Bits & Pieces . . On Oct. 27 relresliments. t ? n d h u rst there will be a Higher Educa The newly formed soccer team and their coach. Mr. Nap Queen Of Peace’s Hotline tion Night at NAH S. It will be pi. will enter competition on 1.1 by both-«fi> and N A H S . . . L i n e s a J V level this year. Because The Drama Club will present ÌP.T.A. News Lyndhurst does not have a field “ Riders to the Sea,’' a n d suitable for playing soccer, all the school year . . . The Spirit IX I1 JA N N .O U N C IL gumes will be away. The first O ub has been revived bjr the paring for Tomorrow's World." MILONE efforts of Pattie King. Virginia Ruth E tes The first regular meeting will f r o m game will be at Kearny. on Marino and Louann Mi lone, all • I»t »en County Council be "B a c k to School N ig h t" on Thursday. October 7. The sec oi the Sophomore homeroom 2 Teacher Associa Oct. 2 . Our main fund raiser ond will be at Kearny a-lso, on ROSALYN C There will be a dance at its fall Hjeeting- at h a Chinese Auction on Nov. 18 October 15. KOVI QPHS on Saturday. Oct. 10 at ! n s High School on Tues at Lyndhurst Elks Lodge. Tick- Mr Oliphant is now teaching L. H. S. t , . . . The Queensmen w ill v ;>t 29. Guest speakers e.s will be available through a lull time music appreciation play St. Cecilia’s High School Mrs Eth el Kahn. Associ- room representatives with Mrs. course 9th period; while Mr. al Englewood on Sunday. Oct. le ;or of the Rutgers Rowland Metcalf and Mrs. Ste Pantale, a new teacher who 11 at 2 . . . No School October v Cooperative Exten phen Form ica in charge. There has written an episode for With the opening of a new School in Philadelphia, teach/ 8 and 12. ;tw ice and Mrs. J. S. De- will be an executive committee By Christine Falco "Star Trek" has started a film semester at Queen of Peace, es English and Sister Cather\ Mental Health Chair meeting for the Chinese Auc making club. Mrs. Conrad, an new teachers have come from ine Joseph who came from Bi ‘! t ie N .J. Congress of tion Oct 8 at 1 p.m . in the other new teacher in t h e The Bears did it again—they are elated, although both know Speech Department, has also various high schools to teach shop McGuiness High School. id Teachers. home of Mrs. A1 Bemarducci. K. of C. News spooked the Eastside Ghosts the hardest fights are yet to added to the wide variety of here. Miss Alice Mueller, who Winston-Salem, joins Siste” '■ from Lyndhurst come. This Saturday we are practiced teaching at G len James Eileen, who is starting ¿lowing delegations: 41 0 Ttie team and the school clubs at LHS by initiating a Final plans have been com COLUMBUS playing Hackensack away. The dramatics dub. Ridge High School is now the her 24th year teaching at Q P‘ School PTA — Mrs. p'.cted and a SR O crowd is ex Gertrude Caggiano team hopes everyone willl make And, finally, there will be an World Cultures teacher and in teaching Latin. Mrs. Maru DeLuca. president. pected to attend the testimoni The Columbus School PTA FRANKLIN a.i effort to attend their firs' ¡•‘sembly for service point a moderator of freshman home een Coie, who worked a great al 10 P G K Richard Marsch and \ >mbers: 'F ra n k lin — Executive Board met at the Joyce DeMartino game away. wards on Frid ay. deal with the youth of Wash Vv ' m Pluimley, presi- room 3-D. Sister George Mar co Honoree James Strafaci on home of president Mrs. Dome The Franklin School PTA On Friday. October 2. the guerite, who is from Rorhres ii.gton.D.C. is our new Biology Saturday at the Lyndhurst K ul our members; High nick DeLuca. Bazaar scheduled for Oct. 10 National Honor Society helped town. Pa., now teaches math teacher. It’s share and share < A C . Mrs. Carl Pe n n e y, Seam an Pennino Final plans were made for has been cancelled. On that the PTA with the annual Fresh to all classes. Miss Janis Filas. alike in some cases since the and 18 members; All officers of the N. J. State the Smorgasbord luncheon at day we wiH have a rummage men Welcome Dance. Presi In Coast Guard who formerly taught at St. girls’ dept, is sharing w i t h - Mrs. Bernard Pa K of C have accepted invita the school on Thursday, Oct. 8 sale and a boot and ice skate dent of the Society. Michael Coast Guard Seaman Appren Joes High School in Paterson the boys' dept. Mr. McNabb. ent. and six mem tions to attend. The event will from 11:30 to 1:30. On Mon exchange. We will still have Searlatelli. gave a welcome ttco Gene M. Pennino. son of is now the new French teach the debating coach. Mr Man >ln — Mrs. Arthur start with a cocktail hour at day, Oct. 19. the first PTA meet jewelry, books, plants, t o y s cheer, a twirling performance, Mr. and Mrs. Seraphine J. er. From Our Lady of the Pii», the dramatics teacher and ident. and two mem 6 .‘iO p.m. Dinner will be serv ing will be held. Tnis w ill be a games and a white elephant ta ana a special appearance by Ptnnino of 14 Vreeland Avenue Vailey in Orange comes Sister Mi. Donots. the forensics • ... ?velt — Mrs. Salva ed at 9 p.m. and dance music "Back to School Night" with ble. Coffee and cake will be the Wakanta Thunderbirds East Rutherford, was graduat Joseph Lawrence. Sister coach. ’o. president, a n d will be furnished by J o h n visits to the classrooms pre sold. the Thunderbirds are teenage cd from basic training at the teaches Am erican History and Father Je rry Caiprio. a priest rs: Washington — S/ura and his Marschettes. ceding the program which will The saie will be from 11 a.m. boys who learn and perform Coast Guard Training Center. Sociology. Sister Saint Agnes members. at Queen of Peace Church‘ is begin at 7:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the sohool grounds. authentic Indian dances. The Cape M ay. teaches American History and the meeting re initiating a new Christian In Arrangements are being han entertainment was followed by He is a 1970 graduate of Sociology. Sister Saint Agnes were served by the volvement Groirn for the girls dled by Chancellor Stanley dancing with music provided East Rutherford High School. from Cardinal Dougherty High nits of the L y n d - arui boys at QPHS. Rurowski. chairman. b o rili A rlington V.FVELT ••ica Domer evelt School P T A be P.T.A. News FROZEN FOOD MEAT PIAM ERS! 0-71 school activities SHOP PITE GRADE A FANCY a Kindergarten Tea ALL VARIETIES ing various activities and ALL VARIETIES. BANQUET 2 LB amately 45 parents, ORANGE** sports programs that it spon tore DeCarlo. P T A WILSON OCOMA f Q Q c B U F F E T 0 i sors. Maybe you will see your was in a*:endance Marie Madsen and Agnes Hol J U I C E 3 # 9 own child in these movies. POT PIES # ‘ V .5I3JV pie speakers were mes. 7 v.. 9 9 c s u p p e r s 9 9 * We will be looking forward to e Roeschke. princi- On Monday Sept. 28th th e seeing you on the 19th. Bring Irs. Joseph Russo. PTA held its executive meeting CHICKEN TURKEY MEAT LOAF SIRLOIN SHOPRITELEAForCHOPPEO^^ 4k your friends! >n teacher. T h e m e at the home of Mrs. C. Free. s p i n a c h : ; R S | ting was ‘giving chil- SWANSON ||i c l 1 0 P A K I Congratulations to Mrs. E. WASHINGTON responsibilities'. Re Ja rv is on recoming the North DINNERS 2 ¿¿ 5 9 « v | P I Z Z A were served by the Arlington representative to the We have not as yet achieved REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT ,0 ' Committee. M rs. Bergen County PTA Council. 100 per cent membership. I f ameron, chairman. Membership is again under you haven't sent in your m em r FRENCH FRIESE » imber 30 the PTA way. We are striving for 100 per bership dues, please do so. the first Parent Ed- cent membership. Mrs. R. Dor- Our regualar monthly meet • ieeting at the school ber membership chairman will ing will be held tonight. T h e garten thru second pass cout fliers in school. program will be a film taken . '.;SHOP RITE S TOP QUALITY LE AN/FLAVORFUL ’rogram chairman, Final plans are underway for of the school children during the i h tore Guzzo and co- the Fun Fair. Jss& S-’ past term. Miss Muriel Merkt. '..ii! Mrs. Andrew Pacuc- principal, will introduce the fac i • iced Mrs. G r a c e ROOSEVELT ulty staff. SMOKED HAMS as speaker. M r s. % Welcome to another school Please keep in mind Oct. 22, spoke about remedi- year. As your PTA president. I the date of our PTA card party. and Mrs. Russo. am asking for your cooperation MATER ADDED ... . , >n teacher, spoke in making this year as success lue! YOUNG readers B U T T the parents on the HALF ful as those in past years. ■ of reading. H A L F lb Our executive committee will Alcoholics ||Anoti]fiMii* > g was held Oct. 1 at NATURE LIBRARY meet Oct. 15 at 1:15 p. m. i n VOLUME 4- 12 VOL SET of Mrs. Joseph Mas the school. The first business Box No. 75« "EVOLUTION" VOL 4 ON SALE cuss plans for the meeting will be held Oct. 19. T H IS WEEK Chinese Auction Nov. No. Arlington Darwin s lim out theory, th« puzzles of Center Ham Slices or Roast The program will be a film heredity, the struggle of each living thing * __ _ b 8 9 c to sdjwti to it* onvironment all e« V 1 Q Q an. Mrs. Harold Ben plained In eaiy to follow language I -■U S D A GOVERNMENT ■ shown by the North Arlington 763-1415 CUT FROM YOUNG STEER INSPECTED REGULAR .¿mmittee completed Volume 1 The Birds Mij: oei» Othu Im.» issur CALIFORNIA CHUCK Recreation Commission cover- si'll wiiiabir 1 5 not too to st»*t coilertinf th* V plans and distribu B E E F L I V E R P o t R o a s t * 7 9 ' ^ 2 2 ^ ______.______i A S3 95 Volue) ^ CHICKE ^ P A R T S , which are now on PL U M P DELICIOUSLY BONELESS CHUCK * T A STY T*STY O C c P o t R o a s t , 89< H ealth & Beauty Aids! Leg s 4 9 f b W in g s 3 0 C , others’ Tea w ill be 4 9 c BFEF FOR BRAISING o> POTTING HOP RITE 10c OFF LABEL CUT FROM ? at the school. Mrs. BY THE PIECE YOUNG FRYERS S h o r t R ib s . 6 9 * ill speak on the du- SHOULDER, FLAVORFUL SLAB B r e a s ts 5 9 “» L iv e rs "id responsibilities of the S H A M P O O ’Î 4 9 e S t e a k . J l 0 9 -hers. Refreshments BACON SHOP RITE WITH IRON 40c OFF LABEL ■ved by the Hospital- ttee. Multi Vitamins FRESH REGULAR TASTY & LEAN WHY PAY MORE’ FLR SO li Bufferin Tablets S P A R E R IB S GROUND CHUCK From O ur IJairy Cam-! r ■■ Chierico r SHOP RITE inization meeting of ve committee of Jef- O R A N G E % 1 @ f i d e ool P T A was held ^ J U I C E * 19e 6 9 c ■sday in the school. . s 11 ß I .<>,'! UNMt NT CHADl D C MOM I SUM' plans were discuss REGULAR FLEISCMMANN S ear's theme is "Pre Margarine 3^ Q uality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables . , Shop-Rite Priced! ■ ——— . ^ WHY PAY MORE’ BREAKSTONE TEMPTEE WHIPPED ^ _ Cream Cheese 35' ( U S FANCY California Lettuce k.od 2 9 C u it News Service D elicatessen . . . Shop-Kite Priced ! SEEDLESS "X). Box 28« M c l N T O S H SH O P RITfc . _ Florida Grapefruit 5 . 4 9 c ndhurat, N. J. A P P L E S - U S FANCY RED DELICIOUS WESTfcwN Newspaper A p p le s >b 1 9 c C a r r o t s 2 ».'i. 1 9 c Delivery Service chS&"ed * * 2 " CALIFORNIA BARTLETT PASCAL LARGE I) Jly & Sunday R EG U LA R or T H IC K SH O P RITE P e a r s », 25c Celery 23c i? 2 5 ° LARGE GREEN ASSORTED HOUSE vv e Deliver the Sliced Bacon P e p p e r s ». 25c Plants 3 99c ".mercial Leader QUARTERLY ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF '«11 Manager Shop-Rite Franks Q uality G roceries . . . Shop-Rite Priced! 3 0 B D A V IS On Regular Passbook Savings! Appetizers . . . W hy Pay M oret 935-1199 v ZEE BEST STORE SLICED ALL FLAVORS WHY PAY MORE? KRAFT • Ho Certificate« * No Cimmickt ROAST * Ns Conditions • No fine Print Hl-C DRINKS MAYONNAISE SAVE ANY AM0UNT-ANY TIME! B E E F ^ An (Withdraw Any Amount— Anytime) LONGACRE WHITE MEAT Chicken Roll h,°b" 5 9 e 3 8 7 c investment SAVE by October 10th... YELLOW or WHITE PAST PROCESS _ American Cheese i b / 9 c SH O P RITE tip from Seafood . . . Shop-Rite Priced / A l u m i n u m F o i l 6 b5" $1 Sh°P'Rite U S D.A. Grade A EARN From October 1st! WHY PAY MORE: WHY PAY MORE' j Volkswagen: DISPOSABLE DIAPERS TURBOT SWORDFISH „ 69e l-ar9e White luy low, FILLET STEAKS P a m p e r s OVERNIGHT E a rn Up To % C A RN A TIO N o r ALBA DRY Sell high. Per Year With . i» 4 9 * ; b 8 9 c oi' 99e 2 a, 99e E g g s Savings Certificated! H akery l)ept. SHOP RITE CEIjLING PAINT & 6 SHOP RITE BIG BUY, REGULAR. THIN, SANDWICH W A L L P A IN T ::S 1 SPAGHETTI ft L ruly Payi Vo Saie di... W hite Bread loaves ■ 17 PAINT & ROLLER T R A Y S E T • a SH O P R IT E 3 VERMECELLI $ | 9 9 vr South Bergen Savings 1 Cherry Pie ••• 59' OR L'NGUINI 1-lb T.1«EE COUNTY And loon Avtoriatio I SHOP RITE 'I SH O P R IT E LEMONSUPREME YELLOW or SHOP RITE 1 COAT 5 Q PAINT C 1 IC E M ILK ICE CREAM BARS DEVIL FOOD CAKÉ MIXES C O LO R So.e gal. nbi.^ can $3 49 eo or can VOLKSWAGEN q a I $ 0 1 9 701 RIVERSIDE AVE. 939-3400 Duncan Hines b.::. W hite Paint " c a n 1 b 4 9 « 8 9 e 3 8 9 1/NO HURST • 933-8383 250 Valley Boulevard 20 Willow Street ill* south of Rouf» J, ivet tide Ave. Exit Wood-Ridge, N. J.* East Rutherford, N. J. - i t . - L 0*1 Oft 10 1970 No« responsible for typographical errors. We r«serve th« right to Umif quantities. PAGE THREE ÏIIURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1970 T H F . I. F. A 0 F. R r n F. S S health classes. Meniketti noted ketti said. t.iat additional aid will be sup- A final phase of the program * Miss Marie V. Polito Dies p! cd by New Jersey comm s consists of a course for adults si, ner of education. Dr. Carl 'n adult education school. Men- Mist Marie V. Polito. 52. of H. C. Church. Marlburgor. iketti noted that an opinion poll 333 Nfillburn Ave., Lyndhurit, Miss Polito bad served as an AU in the ^ would U‘ taken t0 determine ad an assistant professor at Hunt instructor of nursing arts at and Carlstadt high school ult interest in such a program. er College. died Monday at St. Mary’s Hospital School of s*U(fents attending East Ruth- When implemented, it will take Columbia Presbyterian Hospi Nnr«inn P fl^ a ir She sUn eiford high school will in^u place before students begin in tal. New York. w L elector ef nursing' serv *<*• as well as pupils at St. Jo- »ruction. which is currently A graduate of St. Francis i a y at Georgetown University »'P h 's par Mrs. Pa u l D. Austin was her sister's matron of honor. Bridos maids were Misses Kathleen Brundage and Eileen McSorley and Mrs. Donald Brown. Paul D. Austin served as best man. Ushering were Donald Brown. Thomas McFarland, and Henry Magee. Upon their return from a wed ding trip to Ja m a ic a the couple will reside in North Arlington. The bride, graduate of Free Chest X-Rays At Mobile Center Free chest x-ravs will b c available (or all adults next Tues.. Wed., and Tliurs.. Oct. 13, 14 and 15 when the mobile unit operates at the Health Cen ter 464 Valley Brook ave. Lynd hurst between the hours oi 2.00 and 8.30 p. m. The chest x rays bus is soon sored by the Tuberculosis Res pratory Disease Association of BOYS SCOI'TS ELECT — Ralph Durian who has l>een Scout Bergen and Passaic Counties executive at Boston. Mass, the past 2 years, today liecomes and Bergen Pines County Hos regional executive M Region 2 of the Boy Scouts of America. The pital in cooperation with the lo region includes 38 local councils in New Jersey, New York, Puerto ca1, health department. Mrs. :*R*c«v smd the Virprin Islands. The region has an enrollment of Rose Schmidt of 171 Valley 605,832 boys in 14,972 units who are led by 178,237 volunteer Brook avenue, is chairman of adult leaders. The Region 2 office is at Green Village, X- J. the volunteers helping with th? clerical work at the x ray siN just completed her 2 1 st success Emblem Wom en At vey. lul cakeless cake sale. On Sun Annual Convention c!av. October 25. from 8 a. m. All x-ray film s are interpre to 1 p. m. at the Elk's Lodge tcci by Rufus R. Little. M. D.. President Miss Patricia Lu building it will be “ Let’s treat superintendent of Bergen Pines Chapelle. P Men - Children - Ladies Sat. 10 - 6 V Keep America Beautiful Thursday 10-9 Ralph Giunta's 440 Ridge Rd. Closed on Mondays. Lyndhurst, N. J . (l acing Forest Ave.) 9 9 1 - 1 9 3 4 PAGE TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 gil gotham turns the Management Course distributed to the participants and a question and answer per- For Small Businessmen it'd follows .each meeting. Th;; spotlite on the stars The Small Business Adminij seminar begins at 7:30 p. m. tration, the Urban League for Topics and speakers for the Bergen County and Peoo'es S P E C IA L TO THE L M *X proved charming, intelligent remaining Tour sessions are Turst of New Jersey are cur N E W YORK- W h * are they and articulate. ‘ Records and Credit in Profit rently sponsoring a free Sem doing to Sophia? However, it m ay well have able Management” , William R. mar on Financial Management H ere is the gal who could ftt- been the longest 90 minutes Frasea, Jr., Peoples Trust for Sinall Businessmen. ca e wolf whistles from a rabbit David Frost wiH spend with a New Jersey: "Financing Long The first session. Sept. 15 was suddenly turning grand dame. guest. and Short Term Needs", Peter conducted by Jerome Berman, Who did it? Sophia was well worth look- A. Thompson, Peoples Trust: a Management Assistance Of One has to blame Carlo Ponti. fog at, in spite of the atrocious "Taxation: A Key Factor lr i ficcr of the Small Business her husband. Sophia wag a costume she affected. Indeed, Business Decisions", T. Brun Administration and dealt wit!) knock out in every roi* she as- sbc seemed to have txfny knees son. Internal Revenue Service "The Why and What of Bock soyed. This role was stereotyp- Lovely Sophia who never and "Safeguarding Your Bus keeping." Mr. Berm an, who is ed. She was the typical Italian seemed to have a bone in her iness Magaement Succession", a Certified Public Accountant, beauty. Bag, luscious, lusty hum body! James Cokes. I.E.S. Manage-1 discussed income statements, orjus. tragic and always ready Frost squirmed ami dir? and ment Corp. balance sheets and other im for fun and frolic. fired inane questions. Chiefly portant bookkeeping records. Because of the great demand Now they have been convert he got inane answers. You Held at the Peoples Trust for attendance at this seminar, ing her into a dramatic actress, can’t answer a shallow ques- Gimputer Center, 250 Moore St. another seminar with the same In her latest. "Sunflower.” tion with a profundity, Hackensack, the seminar is run topic is planned for November; which opened last week at Ra- might have been botter ning for five consecutive Tuos Anyone interested in attending d'° City Music Hall, they've got had Frost put another guest on cay evenings and covers a var may call Mr. William E. Brown her cavorting in Russia no less, the show to serve as a counter iety of financial topics. All ne cf the Urban League for Ber Russia? point. ccssary working materials are gen County. Inc. at 568 4968. It there is any country design Nobody expects Sophia Loren ed to kill off the idea of fun and to be a mental giant. Nobody se\ it is Russia. The Com believes she has a philosophy munists don't have such fun. to help others thmuch the Their living quarters don't per tough -roads of life. She mit it. happens to be an extremely Are You Having a So it is ironic that Sophia, beautiful, talented woman whose sexiness has been parlay ^ hose acquaintance all of us ec! into one of the most expen- eI>joy. Party — Meeting — Shower sive and beautiful homesteads ft was embarrassing from in the world, should don frowsy to tmw.1 as Froit strived W edding - Etc.? clothes and parade through the for questions and Sooh a with our fine custom Address OF LYNDHURST made slipcovers and draperies, suited tc San Carlo your budget. Restaurant C ity State Zip BANQUET ROOMS For U> To 2M ORDERED BY l U IS CH EO IS S X l> I V IS E H S Available tin : Name Perdona I ¡zed Cat.-riiiR For Every Occasion Sept, October, Now, Dec. Add re* h Lot as cotar yomr affair with 3 Privale Banquet Rooms TUS • CALLUS " tfee esportiao that only a nation Re-Upholster Your Furniture wide organisation can affar. State Zip Sc- TH»* It W ill Look and Wear Better Than New 620 Stuyvesant Ave-, Lyndhurst, N. J. C ity 939-9083 ____ - ______wmmmmm — Buffet Land. Doflf C a n fo r the ACKERSONS ust fill In order blank anil mail with check < POLICE BLOTTER f f t ’l by Amy Divine received reporting flooded sew ers around town. Stpt. 24th to Oct. 5th. 11:30 a. m. Reports of rats Sept. 24th coming i'rom tlie sewers in the 3:22 p. m. - Truck owned by vicinity of 417 Fern Ave. ó 'O " - Passaic Trans.. 800 Bloomf-c d 6:30 p. m. M r. Victor An Avc., Clifton, reported on fire (Sommcrrtal ïtm h er drone 725 Stuyvesant ave. re at 111 Orient W av. A-l »•-. ports four hub caps and two yfaR responded. Officer reported an m u l SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW lender skirts taken from h i s TEN CENTS Per Copy electrical fire under me ua».. car. Value $150.00. board. 6:59 p. m. PU. Hittinper \ » i . :>o N o.— l i LYNDHURST. N. J„ OCTOBER 8 . 1 9 7 0 7:25 p. m. I vnn P w t T f LIPHON1 GENEVA Itrontf-ellM I palë at Vtutharfar*, N. J. apprehended two juveniles who k-anz, 59 Orient Way. Town, re were throwing stones at the St. ported her 19til Austin was dam lights in the vicinity of Orient aged while parked at the Tex al Place and Stuyvesant ave. H. S. Senior W ins Merit Test aco Service Station, 1 Orient Juveniles relased to their par M ichael SearlateUi. a Lynd- $7.1 M School P r o g r a m W ay. Town. er.ts. !Hirst High School senior, has Sept. 25th 9:20 p. m. H arry Scbnrid been commended for high per The Board of Education Tues "What we are presenting is Board of Education to present building envisioned on the hill- 7:34 a. m. Ptl. V. Basinski er of 323 Forest ave renorts his formance in the 1970 National day \*ill vote to place a refer- an educational program.” de- to the township the very best top. Thus the building would be reports the dial is m issio i • ■ n dog had killed a rat that came Merit Scholarship Qualifying e.idum asking for a $7.1 mil- clared Fred Censullo president that is possible for our school placed below the hill. An athle- the public telephone at Peoples out o the sewer at Weart ave. test, it was announced today by l.on building program before of the board. "We have been system.’’ declared Censullo. tic stadium would be on top of Pharmacy. Ridge Road and &11(j Fcrest avn. B--"M p,. Joseph Polito. high school the township voters next Dec. studying for many months “We are not politicians. We the htt — just the reverse of \ ailey Brook Ave. ^ Health Officer Peter Forte had principalm ‘ what we consider the best pro- have not tried to curry favor the Kieamy High School layout, i i 52 p ,m •'ir s - F f ank ° r tht rat picked v i by tne Ken- SearlateUi continues the ibis program has been deci gram for Lyndhurst. We have with any group for our pro- Censulo dedared more than ', ^ A ^ Q - rep, , her car nt.;s to be examined. splendid record Lvndhurst stu- ded upon by the board and will had the active heip of our ad gram. We have honestly put to- 1,000 hours o f study have gone damaged while parked m &v->p Sept. 2mh dc-nts have made in the com b-* outlined to the voters in a ministnative staff. We have gether what we think the town- into the project since it was ta- Rite parking lot. 12:40 a. m. Off. McSww^e plex examinations. series of articles, public meet- consulted with the best experts ship needs and should have, ken up for consideration, 3:55 p m. Mr. Barto o f ■< || ,, | . »<’> ^ C a r No. 61 brought into They a re among 3 5 .0 0 0 stu- ings and in the distribution of outside our system. We have That is our responsibility. Now «.« Valley Brook Ave. reports headquarters a man s rainroat dei.ts in the United States who literature. talked with parents and school is it up to the township to de- . Purveys have been made per- unkown person dro,>>ed o il and a woman's sweater he scored in the upper 2 percent The program calls for the er- leaders. W e have come up with cide w'hether it wants this.” iocfacaBy to determine, he said, some kittens. Kennels noti.ied t(,„nd on the bench at Kings of those who are expected to oction of a new high school on what we think is the optimum The new school, surprisingly ^ system should have, P,