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f f/ I Talk woman’s rights all you want. But any working psychiatrist will tell you that the airlines brought on the hyackings of their planes on themselves by hiring those ducky, wucky girls as stewardesses. The sight of weak females in charge of things gave the hijackers (Eom ntircial 'Heaiter their ideas in the first place. Most of the misfits doing the hijacking are losers who take their ego trips and SOUTH B E R G E N R E V IE W TEN CENTS Per Copy because all they have to do is frighten a 1 1 0 -pound blond! Vol. 51, No. 16 LYNDHURST. N.J. November 18, 1971 TELEPHONE GENEVA 8 8 700 ' Second-Class Dostage paid at Rutherford, N.J.

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A Board of Education resigned to become a township—providing there is Carini managed to get e le ctio n u n iq u e in schoolteacher. accept the post, if offered. an organization that cares five votes together for the If offered? The chase for Lyndhurst history is coming The other job terms that Already there are moves presidency. t|je job has caused panting next February when expire are those of Anthony under way to pick out a However, Carini won by‘ that can be heard all over five—yes, five—trustees will Scardino and Walter Rowe, ticket that would do just such a narrow margin that the township. both former presidents. be elected. that — take control. the anti-board faction felt it Thus the election in This is because no fewer There are loosely at this could have won every spot February will settle many than three of the present Scardino has told friends he will not seek reelection, point two forces at work. on the ticket with a little issues. trustees— are serving out preferring to wait until the One of them comprises the more effort. The issue, for instance, of unexpired terms. following year for the Board Board of Education itself. some feminine President Vincent Carini of Commissioners. Rowe is The other is considered representation. Since Mrs is filling out a one-year term anti-Board of Education and There is one added fillip already campaigning for to the election. Olkowski changed from a that became vacant through reelection. consists of various political board member into a the resignation of Michael leaders who just don’t like The retirement of Such an array of openings Thomas Sparta as school teacher there is no woman D’Ambrosio. the board. on the board. has never faced the custodian comes after the Trustee Mario Rizzo was In the last election the There are many in the township before. election. Already there is appftinted to fill out the anti-board faction pretty township who would like to In a fell swoop complete talk of a successor to term of John Bush and Paul much swept up all the serve. Maybe the politicians control of the board could S p a rti. Some board Haggerty was named after pieces—losing, however, the will settle upon a couple for be grabbed by any political members have indicated Mrs. Frances Olkowski one year term that fell to the wide-open race o rg a n iz a tio n in the they would not be willing to MECHANICAL AID. Machines are helping students these days at Lyndhurst High School. Carini. approaching Here group gathers around a project for audio visual aid. Left to right Dr. Joseph Polito, high school principal; James Sidner, teacher; Vivian Machinski, Peter Falco, Jutta Scholz and Michael Joy, counsellor. M e r r i t t Police M odernization Mayor Joseph Carucci has S t r e s s e s results of the township Then Janowski reported the Board is doing anything revealed that the next insurance program study that $536 worth of damage about flooding conditions ^ public agency headquarters will be announced in the had been done to manhole on his street. He said “ I’ve to be improved in near future covers and curbs. At which lived there 19 years and had T a x e s Lyndhurst are those of the After complaints by a Public Affairs Commissioner this trouble with floods, police department. He said During these past few businessman of damage Peter Curcio suggested that evefybody on the street is that when the Commission weeks, the Commercial done his property and a the board hold up the sick from this condition. budget is planned at the Leader has brought to the report by P W D contractor’s bill until all Janowski said a partial beginning of the year, attention of its readers the Commissioner Walter damages are repaired. survey has been made and modernized police quarters blight at Polito Road/Valley Janowski, Gash said he Asked Gash, “Where do that the possibility of will be planned for the Brook Avenue and the would withhold checks to we stand legally? I’m willing seeking state and federal aid charge that neglect by the space between the present the Contractor who just to hold off signing checks.” was discussed in that Town of this gateway to a quarters and the Town Hall. paved Valley Brook Avenue, Ralph Polito, township evening’s caucus meeting. Carucci said he plans to ask virtual goldmine in tax until some reparation is attorney, stated he would Curcio said he would like ratables to Lyndhurst was interested .citizens to serve made. The owner of Lou’s have to look into the to see a study made of having adverse effect upon on an advisory committee Inn, 418 Valley Brook Ave. situation, having formerly parking problems on the Lyndhurst tax base. for the modernization. He com plained that the said that the Inn ownej Stuyvesant Avenue. He said In the news coverage, in said he hoped the police company would not would have to sue the there are 85 apartment statements from various would have as good a reimburse him for damage contractor for the cost of units, 65 stores, 3 lawyers, 3 spokesmen, and in letters to facility as the firemen have to his sign and the board repairs. dentists, a factory, a funeral Finance Commissioner members did not see what The homeowner at 222 the editor, repeated (Continued on Page 20) references have been made Thomas Gash reported that they could do about that. Peabody Avenue asked if to the fact that “the tax base is being undermined” ; “Lyndhurst is chasing tax dollars away” ; “ratables are P T A Q uestions C andv Bon PR O JEC T O R . A film strip projector enables students to see as they hear and read. Left to increasing far below their ri^it Vivian Machinski, Karen Goebel, Enzo Sangeorgi, Tom Cusmano, Jutta Scholz and optimum rate”, etc. The first act of the Board Pwter Falco. heating i oatrols by Johnson a temporary basis and that $34,805.25 be approved He . .*v . ,t. ■ * In order to take tljese of Education at its Control'V at a cost ol he receive as extra also moved for the approval important phrases out of November 8 th meeting was $176.00. compensation of $550, of payrolls (including the realm of generality. the swearing in of Paul 5) The issuance of a pro-rated. Substitutes and Tutoring, John I. Merritt, Jr., Haggerty to replace Board purchase order to (Jarmine All of Senese’s proposals Introduction to Vocations, president of Bellemead member John Bush, who Simone of Wayne to were approved unopposed. Janitor O v e r tim e , Development Corporation, resigned for business reconstruct the wall at Next, Chairman Haggerty has translated the vague reasons. Board President Transportation, Substitute Roosevelt School. Simone’s of the Educational, Matron, Substitute Janitor) fiscal terminology into Vincent Carini commented, was the lowest bid as Guidance annd Coordinated meaningful dollars and “We are fortunate to have totaling $4,484.67, and the compared to Pnmerano Activities Committee transportation of a cents. Bellemead is the Mr. Haggerty because of his ($2,800) and J. Catanese recommended that two ' Lyndhuist student by John developer of the Lyndhurst background and past and Sons ($3,267.78). students who have been Rusman to the Friendship Office/Industrial Park and experience.” Carini 6 ) That specifications be “classified as untrainable” House in Hackensack for the Rutherford Industrial appointed Haggerty established and bids be be excluded from the educational purposes at a Park; the owner of the chairman of both accepted for the installation educational program of the per diem cost or$7.50. major portion of remaining Washington School and the of a new boiler at Franklin local public school district. Chairman of Personnel, vacant land in the Educational, Guidance and School. President Carini added, Walter Rowe, requested that Lyndhuist section of the Coordinated Activites 7) The appointment of “The children will get help Anthony Crupi be Meadows; and the largest Committee. Harry Ahlborn *to the and assistance.” The motion appointed driver of the single taxpayer in the Town. John Senese, Chairman custodial \taff on a was approved unopposed. Board's station wagon at a"n Merritt, who is currently of Building and Grounds temporary basis; his salary Chairman William Smith, hourly rate of $2.50; and serving as president of the commenced the committee pro-rated at $6300. Also, Finance Chairman moved that ten names be added to Lyndhurst Industrial reports. His motions that Ahlborn be assigned to that the bills for 1970-71 the substitute list. Both Association, points out that included the maintainence section on and 1971-72, totaling Lyndhurst’s total tax base, 1) The purchase of (Continued on Page 20) or that dollar value upon miscellaneous hardware which tax monies are materials. *" computed for payment to 2) The purchase of 16 t h e T o w n , is sheets of 3/16” Plexiglass to Pareti V ictory A ffirm ed R E C O R D E R HELPS. A tape recorder is indispensable these days in speech therapy. Peter $126,000,000. Of that total replace broken panes from Falco and Sue Stainton, students, listen to Speech Therapist Victory Pantale tell why. tax base, commercial Almac Plastics, N.J at a So it is good-bye This totally unexpected their positions so there wtre and industrial facilities and total cost of $384.00 loss cost the Republicans no upsets there vacant land account for 28 Carlstadt Borough Hall, 3) The cutting and control of the assembly. Howevei, i t took the percent or $35,000,000. Hello Trenton, for Mayor replacement of three tubes The three Bergen votes assembly contests to Based upon the current tax Harold Pareti. in each hot water boiler at would have insured a pointup weaknesses in the rates and these assessments, On Jan.* 1 Pareti will A Theater Grow s the high school by Patrick Republican majority. As Republican powerhouse. monies paid to the Town discard the robes of the Sardullo at a total cost of mayoralty and assume those things now stand the Ihe senate and freeholder from commerce and $200.00. Democrats have an edge of positions are filled by industry and vacant land of a Bergen County 3) Installations of sump 40-39. county-wide votes. owners totals approximately assembly man. In The H igh School pumps in the boiler rooms There is one independent. But the assembly contests $1,200,000. The switch was affirmed of Franklin, Washington and Thursday when Pareti’s Anthony Imperiale of are decided by districts. Room 31 in Lyndhurst Mr. Merritt notes that the any given type of materials supplement commercially Columbus schools by victory margin over School Newark. Imperiale, the This means that area High School is very special. Lyndhurst Office/Industrial will be compensated for by produced materials. Its Hil-Ken Company at a total Trustee Anthony Scardino karate-expert who wears a issues and candidates play a It is a theater. Sort of. the strengths of one or more Park yields 20 percent of collection of printed cost of $570.00 of Lyndhurst was officially headpiece to cover up his big part in the results. And, according to Dr. of the other materials. The $250,000 of the total taxes materials includes 4) Repairs of high school established at 418 votes—a bald spot, says lie will vote In the case of the south Joseph Polito, high school problem is how best to paid to Lyndhuist by these as his conscience dictates. It publications not ordinarily reduction of seven from the west district, in which principal, it is only make this wide range of Other-than-homeowner may be that he will line up found in the libraries; original figure. South Bergen is located, the beginning. The room, now materials convenient to sources. This ratio will with the Democrats. Gov curriculum guides, sources Little Fellas Go At It! Scardino > demanded a Republicans won both filled with mechanical aids teachers and students. The expand rapidly with new Cahill says he wants no of study, specimen recount after the Nov. 2 assembly seats. But the for the students, will get simplest answer is to make standardized tests, catalogs c o n stru c tio n as the deals with Imperiale so far That big, big game lor election. Scardino picked up contests were so close that more. They will be able to all the media available Lyndhurst Park moves as the Republicans are of all types of commercial little fellows takes place seven new votes in a tecount in one fight, that of learn by seeing as they read through a single facility: toward full development instructional materials and Friday night under County of the East Rutherford and concerned. Scardino and Pareti, a and hear. and carries an increasing What happened in Bergen THE INSTRUCTIONAL equipment, and sample Park lights when the Wood-Ridge results. recount was called. If their reading is poor it share of municipal taxes. MATERIALS CENTER. It text-books from many Lyndhurst Midget League But Pareti definitely had County will be argued Russo, a strong vote will be helped. If their “Therefore,” he stresses, is the simplest answer publishers. champions face an all-star enough votes to win and to aroung the kitchen stoves of getter, was hard-pressed to speech is poor, that too will because it makes possible “it is the duty of the Town the politicians all winter. win. to do everything within its aggregation composed of insure himself the be helped. the most efficient use of the Objectives of the Although the Other assertibly races also power to assist in drawing league players. $ l 0 ,0 0 0 -a-year berth in It is all part of the new students’ and teachers’ time. Republicans won all fiv£ were close. They Multi-Media Program potential new business into It will be the first game Trenton. concept of using every All types of audiovisual senatorial seats, they were demonstrated that the 1. To assist teachers the area. It isn’t enough for of its kind. But Frank Recounts seldom change ^possible tool to improve the materials, not only the with the communication of given a tremendous jolt Republicans must build Bellemead to spend untold Lauer, director of the results quality of education in printed materials classically ideas. when they lost three among the young if they are additional hundreds of program, believes it will be Earlier last week it was a Lyndhurst High School. associated with libraries, are 2. To provide^ students, assembly positions to continue their superiority thousands of dollars on one of the most successful. Republican, Freeholder Dr. Polito made this circulated from and used with the necessary tools The freeholders won back in ih« county. planning, architectural and In the past Lyndhurst Franklin Cooper, who explanation; within the Center. A formal with which to improve and other Consulting fees, played Nutley midget demands a recount after he Our Instructional and informal in-service individualize their learning. was nosed out by Fdward lamtacapingL etc. to attract teams. However, a weight Materials Center concept is program is constantly in There is no longer any H. Hynes, a Democrat Karlv Copy. Please! multi-mil lions of dollars of differential issue could not based upon the obvious fact operation to improve usage doubt about the be resolved this year As a Hynes had a margin of 5^ that no one medium of of materials. Consultation effectiveness of tax revenut potential to the Our Thanksgiving issue, which will be loaded with Park. The Town controls result the champion-all-star votes and it was unshaken. communication is adequate service is at hand for educational media in.. stories about our prospenng, progressive communities the gateway to the Park game was arranged. However, there was no to the task of providing students, teachers, and meeting these objectives. is scheduled to appear next Monday This means that Polito Road: whatever good Besides the players there getting around the fact the information and concepts administrators concerning The research findings of all news and advertising copy must be in The Leader we have created with our will be a tumultous showing in the assembly which are unambiguous to the best resources available over 2 , 0 0 0 studies, projects, offices no later than Friday, Nov. 19 at noon. Please, showplace environment exhibition by the fights was a disaster for the students. Only the use of a to help solve particular and reports during the past cheerleaders, twirlers and Republicans Three cooperate. We want your news and advertising. Get it wide vanety of materials, learning problems. A wide three decades have clearly within the Park is being in as early as you can—but no later than Friday at obliterated because of the pom pom girls. Democrats managed to get the multi-media approach, variety of materials is It should proVe quite a into the, magic circle of noon! can insure the weakness of locally produced to (Continued on Page 20) (Continued on Page 20) night! ten. Pag* 2 ‘ L E A D E R / Thunday, November 18, 1971

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Mrs. Kenneth Newton Mrs. Peter Uchrin Mr. and Mrs. William F. N eely Camille Polalronetti The wedding of Miss carnations. All of her The wedding of Miss Nicola Finamore, brother of Trinity Episcopal Church, The bride wore an ivory Eileen Merrill, daughter of attendants wore gowns with Angela Finamore, daughtei the bride. At a family gathering at She is also the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Merrill of beige chiffon bodice and Keamy, was the setting satin gown with Empire the Civility Club, Bart Poltronetti of Jersey of Mr. and Mrs. Nicola The bride wore a October 31 for the wedding waist and A-line skirt ending 67 Melrose Avenue, North brown velvet skirt. Their Finamore of 162 Alabama Victorian styled silk organza Lyndhunt, Mrs. Frances City. of Miss Patricia Anne in a chapel train appliqued Miss Poltronetti is Arlington, to Kenneth headpieces were brown Avenue, Paterson, to Peter gown with high neckline, Poltronetti of 268 Forest Beirne, daughter of Mr. and with lace and pearls. Her employed by Domestic Newton, son of Mr. and velvet bows, and they Uchrin, son of Mr. and Mrs. long sleeves, and skirt Avenue, Lyndhurst Mrs. Kevin Beirne of 10 four-tier veil fell from a Finance, Bloomfield. Mr. Mrs. M. Daniel Newton of carried bouquets of fall John Uchrin of 54 Second ending in a chapel train. A announced the enjpgement JO Nod Drive, North flowers. Bernice Road, North floral headpiece. The maid of her daughter Camille, to Fontinelli is employed by Street, North Arlington, cathedral length veil was Arlington, to William Aitington, took place Upon their return from a of honor wore a gold David Fontinelli son of Mr Kimball Systems, Clifton. took place October 3 0 in St. held in place by a matching Francis Neely, son of Mr. November 6 in Our Lady cruise to Nassau the bride jumpsuit and brown and, and M ss. Frank Fontinelli of An April 1973 wedding is A n t h o n y ’s C h u r c h , headpiece. Her attendants and Mrs. Anthony Testa of Queen of Peace Church, and the groom will reside in yellow flowers in her hair Bloomfield. New Jersey. planned. Paterson. The Rev. Anthony wore embroidered gold 400 Cross Street, Harrison. The bridesmaids wore North Arlington. Rev. Barre, Vermont. gowns with velvet bodice, Cardfllo officiated at the The Rev. Archie M. Palmer brown jum psuits and yellow an Joseph Quinlan officiated at double ring ceremony and long sleeves and flared N.A. Juni ors PI the double ring ceremony. Jr. officiated. A reception and rust flowers in their Nuptial Mass. A reception chiffon skirts. Their followed at Carbone’s, hair. All carried bouquets of Dec. 1 Fashion Show He was assisted by the Rev. followed at the Tides headpieces were Camelot Henty Kruetzer, pastor of Harrison. autumn flowers. Restaurant. caps with bustle veils. Miss Arlene Carole was Mrs. Neely is a graduate The North Arlington Wasielewski is chairman of First Presbyterian Church of Upon their return from a Junior Woman’s Club will prizes for the evening. North Arlington. A maid of honor. Bridesmaids of North Arlington High Mrs. Lina Brunetti, sister wedding trip to Jamaica, the were Misses Lauren Heede School. Her husband is hold its second annual card Proceeds from the card reception was held at the of the bride, was matron of couple will reside in party and fashion show party will be used to Carriage Trade, East Orange. and Cpthleen Flores. Jerry employed by Ford Motor honor. Bridesmaids were Paterson. Judge served as best man. Co., Mahwah. December 1 at Hawaiian support local charities and Mrs. George Mueller, Misses Piers Felice, Laura The bride is employed by Palms, Lyndhurst. Mra. for the State Federation sister of the groom, was U shering w ere Don The couple will reside in Rosetti, and Uliana Continental Sportswear in iacangelo and Jackie Gillis. North Arlington. Dolores Lc ighUn is general Junior Membership matron of honor. Finamore, all cousins of the Paterson. Her husband, a chairman. Department project, the Bridesmaids were Miss bride. Alan Esporian served graduate of Queen of Peace Mra. Rosemary DeRosa is Ruth Gottsche Kidney Jacqueline Misuro, Mrs. as best man. Ushering were High School, North fashion show chairman. Fnnnrfatinn Douglas Newton and Mrs. Takes Rutherford Bride Christopher Vihnn, cousin Arlington, is associated with Gub members and friends Joseph Bol. Miss Carmen of tiie groom; Enzo Tilli, his father in a garment will model fashions from PERSONAL A nn Brown was flower girl. Congregational Church, Ellen Pappy was flower girl. nephew of the bride; and business located in Paterson. Donald Newton served as Rutherford, was the setting Frank Gorkowski was Ruth Rein’s Dress Shop of Single, Widowed, Divorcsd" hi* brother’s best man. Saturday morning, Oct. 23, best man for his brother. North Arlington. Mra. Find happiness by U sh e rin g were John of the wedding of Miss William Yavome ushered Marcia Czaya, ticket meeflhg someone naw Auxiliary Hears Hassfeld chairman, has announced For a FREE confidential McGroarty, Douglas Cynthia Aidan Kinds, 372 with Frank Stone and intarviaw cdll Newton, cousin of the Montross Avenue, Richard Smith. tickets may be purchased at Rutherford, and Henry Melrose Hair Stylist Shop, IW TRODUCTIO*S groom; aad Mr. Mueller The Ladies Auxiliary of T h e y d iscussed the After a reception at the Gorkowski, of Carlstadt. 146 Ridge Road, North UNLIMITED Richard Newton, brother of the Italian American Civic problems and progress being F iest Wood Ridge, Rose Ann D’A#o«tino Arlington, or from any club 33 *.Oq. ltd the groom, was junior usher. Gub of North Arlington The bride, daughter of the newlyweds left for a made for a future club member. Mrs. Joan The bride wore s met last Wednesday evening. house. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. honeymoon in Miami Mr. and Mrs. Dome nick candlelight taffeta gown Mrs. Albert Scherzo, M n. Peter Del Olio is Kinds, of Toms River, Beach. D’Agostino, 220 Gold trimmed sith Alencon and president, presided. chairman of a trip the formerly of Rutherford, Mn. Gorkowski, a special Street, North Arlington WEDDING SPECIAUST Venice lace. Her three-tier New memben welcomed ipembers will take wore a delustered satin and education teacher at School announce the engagement bouffant veil was held in into the club at this time November 29 to the re-embroidered Alencon 11, Clifton, is a graduate of of their daughter, Rose place bjr a Camelot cap of were M n. Joseph Iversan Montclair Communications lace Empire gown with satin Fairleigh Dickinson Williams Photography Ann, to Dennis Joseph seed pearls and Alencon and and Mn. Marie Andolena. A Center. A ll monies realized ribbon trim. A matching University. She is Getting Married? Bartley, son of Mr. snd Mrs. headdress held her veil and completing studies for s Venice lace. She carried s round of applause was given from participation m this Sava 1 / 3 the cost of your wedding phot#Qraphs Edward Bartley, 17 Wilson bouquet of yellow roses Mn. Anthony Paolino and consumer testing program she carried pompons and master’s degree in guidance Place, North Arlington. Your W edding Story In Natural Color centered in white Mn. John Assisi, chairman will go toward the building eucharis lilies. at Jersey City State College. Miss D’Agostino, a and co-chairman, fund. Mn. Gary Engel was The groom, son of Mr. nd Samples Gladly Shown graduate of Queen of Peace respectively, of the club’s T he club’s annual matron of honor. Mn. Francis Gorkowski, High School, Is efliptoyed- recent -card — party^ Bridesmaids were Mrs. John 3 39 Se v e n th Street, Wm. Mikulewicz ShajEpnJUtsoiTg dinner-dance will be held Photographer with Mutual Benefit Life Appreciation was expressed Saturday at Villa Nova Anderson; the groom’s ttt ended Newark College of Engagement Told InsuranceCompany. --- for their efforts in making Restaurant, Garfield. Also neice, Miss Janice Engineering and is with the Phono 997-2/77______Her fiance, also a this affair an outstanding on the social agenda is a Rostkowski and the bride’s Prudential Insurance Co., _ ____ Mn. Howard graduate of Queen of Peace success. Christmas party with an niece, Miss Loretta Douglas. Newark. B m I m —- Rition, 126 High School, is an Eugene Hassfeld of Italian gourmet holiday H ic k tn a c k Street, East electrician with Local 164. Howard Savings Institution buffet on December 1 Rutherford, hive was the guest speaker. His Welcome This Traveler announced the enpgement following the club’s next topic was “Wills.** Also of their daughter. Sharon, Movie Freak-Out regular monthly meeting. Cold Beer present were Achille to Walter Robert MUot, » n M n. John Bartlett and W i t h A Christm as Club I Onnembo, president of the of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. B.D.M.S. will present at Mn. Ninao Gelsomino are Italian American Civic Club, Milos, 552 Fern wood Englewood Cliffs College, co-chairmen of and his board of trustees. Wines & Liquors Terrace, Linden. Hudson Terrace, an All arrangements. Night Film Freakout on M in Ritton received a Saturday, November 20, Free Delivery B.A. degree in elementary from 8:00 p.m. till sunrise. Enjoy horrors, funnies and O u r N e w H h HUMA om Newark State Complete Catering Service g afiU pJPnion. cartoons featuring the best “ ■■Har fiance, who served in cosmic movies. WEDDING — BANQUETS ' Food will be served Fall Fashions four years with the Navy, is PARTIES — ETC. Bayway Refinery, dunng movietime. "H e attends the Admission is S2.00 and O the public is cordially Have A rrived!!! — - w division of Union invited to the All Night H O M E M A D E tJnUrge. Cranford. Film Freakout. Cole Slaw Baked Be ant Please Feel Free To Potato Salad Macaroni Salad THANKSGIVING Come In & Browse Clam Chowder A SPECIALS O MIAMI BIACH • /A We Carry NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS 8 Days — 7 Nights 1/2 Sizes, Straight Size SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Am. *•!•< I * t ronttmrt * 1 3 6 H O M E M A D E

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5 Days — 4 Nights ^ 1 0 0 m wn m 8 A H**l I I CP I A # Ruth Rein A.M. to 1P.M. ACAPULCO 9 9 1 - 1 9 3 4 8 Days — 7 Nights J O ^ A GARDEN At, ►*•••! Imiritu \ Jo in O ur Christmas Club t 142 RIDGE RO AD Delicatessen ^ NO. ARLING TON, N.J. GIBBS 4 1 8 Page Ave. (Cor. Chasel TRAVEL BUREAU Hours: South Bergen Savings 939-2100 Tues., Wad., Fri., So t. LYNDHURST, N .J . And Loan Association POTW New York the state and federal governments, which are sponsored by the Lyndhurst most used verses in the sharing the $2.6 million cost of the project, feel that they Methodist Church School, Bible. Grades 4-6 \yill make Stuyvesant Tontine are going a long way toward improving transportation in & a collage depicting the Old Avenues. Lyndhurst. the metropolitan area. Testament and the Bible Sunday Nov. 21 from 2:30 And there is no doubt the experiment will prove translations since the advent to 5 30 PM, open to all successful. of the printing press. Every day hundreds ot Bergen, Passaic and Essex c MAX BECK residents use South Bergen for a park-ride operation of We had a complaint their own. They drive into local streets, park their cars and recently ttom a customer board buses for New York. Freshen Up your home who is interested ' to All along the bus routes this operation, which has no listen to some small weak government supervision takes place. with our fine custom FM station on hw radio. It seems a shame that local end state transportation made slipcovers and He told us that at times officials hpve not seen fit to exploit the desire of folks to GO, MAN, GO - Glen Thompson, a freshman at Jfltest Virginia Wesleyan College, seeks to j< he could not get it at alL use public buses and trains to get into New York. make a fast gateway as two Wheeling College tacklers bear down on him in Thompson's | draperies, suited to He knew exactly the spot If there were more adequate parking arrangements at the first experience in rugby football. The sport was played at Wesleyan for the first time this f| your budget. where the dial pointer Kingrfand and Lyndhurst stations in Lyndhuxtft and at the fall. The son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Thompson of 23 Melrose Avenue, North Arlington, I had to be but even t$ he Rutherford station in 'Rutherford as well as along the New young Thompson is a forestry m?: - 1 heard the station which York line that serves East Rutherford, W ood-Mdfe and the he wanted, invariably the otherr communities those railroads would receive far set seemed to shift to the greater patronage. there, taken to Eliz Gen'l next station which is The park-ride operation in Secaucus has proved a room with no windows. Hosp Man picked up by Tuesday, December 7, at much stronger. tremendous success. In fact, it is almost too successful. niece from Lyndhurst. Queen Of Peace Church, The customer brought By 10 A.M. it is impossible to get into the lot. This 6:59 P.M. Valerie Dunn of 2 North Arlington. the set to the^shop and Police conveyed Mary Kennedy Court reports her means that autoists are encouraged to get into Manhattan, Ann. 17, daughu. of Mrs. The novena service will sure enough, ^ t was which is already too congested by its own traffic. vehicle damaged does not Hill 440 Riverside, to Clara be in conjunction with the acting up just as The Port Authority has shown signs of coming of age know where or when it celebration of Mass at 9 he described it. The Maass in amb after 1st aid happened. where bus transportation is concerned. It is trying to move rendered. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. each J SHOP AT HOME • VISIT US • CALI. I S problem was quite clear. the buses faster. But how about taking a leaf from the Ptl R. Downey issued day j The set had automatic 7:35 P.M. State Police W e Can Re-1 pholsler \ our Furniture railroad business? How about establishing park-ride lots summons to Jose Rivera Rev. Renaldo was a j frequency control, but it Narcotic task force So I hat It Will l ook and W ear Better Than Net* near the bus lines so that autoists will be encouraged to Hudson St. J.C., for aban­ missionary in Panama from | did not have a switch to requested Det to assist at leave their cars? doning car in Lyndhurst. 1948 to 1958. He taught at | defeat this feature. 430 Ridge Rd. Apt 6 Park Ride lots do not require huge capital investments. 1st aiders took David Estes, St John’s University, j The function of occupied by Tarasavage, the ACKERSONS T W y are far less costly tfeen new highways. 17, Octavia PI to Clara Brooklyn, from 1958 to I automatic frequency who was arrested in 410 IHCKKNSACK ST. CARLSTADT. N.J. Indeed, it is a crime te see the huge expenditures that are Maass on order of Dr. Kill­ 19f>9. He is now a member J control is such, that one Hackensack for possession 939-2 II 1 or 211 6 now being made to intersect Routes 3 and 17—and not a een. Estes hurt shoulder play­ of the Miraculous Medal ! has only to dial fairly of Marijuana Det Geary vu v ib k k m a t io m l penny has been appropriated by any source to provide ing football in park. 1st Aider Novena Band 1M .S.1.D ; . s o u m close to the station that responded; seized was INTKHIOK DfcSK.NKRN park-ride lots near them. When are highway designers and Stavale responded one wants lt is not marijuana and various transportation experts going to get tofatfeer and plan for Oct. 22 -a.m. -Pantry Pride neccessary to set the dial narcotics. Complaints the people rather than for thfe concrete mixers ? security men repc-ned they accurately for thc desired signed. caught 3 men stealing cake, station. The set, through bread, pretzels from location ROYAL HAWAIIAN PALMS, INC. its automatic control POLICE BLOTTER Ave. for violation of Nov 7 Township Ordinance. Men were George Preston 518 Stuyvesant Avenue action, will latch on to Daly, 26 and A Santangelo, the station. If an FM 'set By Amy Divine 1:00 A.M. Report of B A E Nov 4 27 both of 603 Main St. Bel­ LYNDHURST, N.J. 07071 does not have A F C leville. Third man "^sd id of to a home in the area of (automatic frequency > Nov 2, 1971 P.M. B. Rodia Credentials stolen Fifth Ave, entry gained via Pres»ent** control), one has to set 2:22 A.M. Received a call rear window, not known from Linden Pd requesting from Rodia in earlier robbery the dial nght on the Pol Am, 8; First Aid what is missing at this time, info on Frank Fry, 115 in N.Y.C. Used credit card to nose, so to speak. There Amb, 13, Kennels, 3; Sewer, CID investigating. Sanford Ave., Lyndhurst, if rent Hertz car to commit PP “Hawaii In Lyndhurst" is no automatic 5; Fire, 5 ; Acc, 10; Escorts, burglary Reminded to Ber­ missing person report filed, correction of the setting 19. gen Co. Jail in default of Nov 8 , ------no report checked with by the set itself. Most Capt. Freymuller report S1000 bail each. Prelim hear­ Featuring family who report him sets have a switch to that a juvenile has a case of ing Lynd court 11/18. Nov 9, defeat AFC. We showed beer at the High School, missing since 11/3/71. To \uthcntk* Hawaiian Entertainment By be picked up by family. the customer on a Det. Camg took charge. OTHER CALLS AN­ Nov 10 Sam M akia mid his I'olvncsinns different set with an SWERED TO OCT 30 -Es­ A F C switch in the deteat Rec’d a report of a vehicle 2:53 A.M. Major Auto cort-12 -Alarms-7 -Kennel-3 8:51 A.M. Mrs. Glaccum recovery Svc Newark report W i t h I .v o I i <■ I I ii la Ituncers position, that he could driving on the sidewalk of -Accidents-6 -Arftb -4. reports that she lost a wrist dial and set the station 5th Ave, Pti Jasinski and they are repossessing a watch make Marcus. vehicle owned by Virginia Nov 5 Polynesian Buffet 6:30 to 8 P.M. correctly. Without the Jankowski report they have A F C action to latch on the vehicle and operator, Florrie 754 New Y o rk Ave. 2:02 P.M. Lost child from 1:05 P.M. Report of a B&.IL S u n d a y . \orem h»'r28. I ! ) 7 1 the strong signal from brought into headquarter Valleybrook Ave, located the neighboring station, 9:47 A.M. Ptl. Downey in the area*of Jay Ave. Capt Walter Paczkowski 315 on Green Ave. age 9 child everything was fine issued a summons for Freymuller investigated. Dancing 8 lo 12 Tiok.-is SIO.OM Willow Ave. Taken to returned home We service what we sell. abandoned vehicle on Bergen Pines order of Judge Beck’s Radio RV HI FI Keamy St. owner Jose 1:42 P.M. Vehicle itruck 9 3 9*2 300 Bivona. Nudey 667-4225 Rivera 5007 Hudson St. town truck Fifth and (!hristm a.s INovena Nov 3 P.M. W.N.Y. Towed. Lafayette PI, Juvenile operator female age 13 Nov. 4 -a.m. -Fire engines A l Q P N o v . 2 9 Rec’d a call from Sacred charged as an unlicensed responded to fire alarm Rich­ driver by Ptl. Biondi: Heart School that a person ard Mustardo 537 Freeman In preparation for the had called and stated that a Damage to sofa-smoke dam­ bomb was in ■ the school. Nov 6 Christmas season, the Rev age -Police used fire ex­ Daniel J. Renaldo will School evacuated, building tinguishers to control blaze. conduct a novena in honor checked by Members of the 4:20 P.M. Mr. Schloen of Linden Police notified lo­ Blair Co. Inc. Wall St. West of the Immaculate LOW-COST CID and patrol divisions. cal dept Lyndhurst man 78, reports the theft of an IBM Conception on Monday, found walking aimlessly November 29, through Det. Geary and Carrig Typewriter from a locked arrested Anthony Ippolito age 22 of 179 Deiafield Ave. on a warrant signed by his wife for use of and/being under the influence of a New Jersey Bell points out A U T O L O A N S narcotic. Committed to Bergen Pines Hospital. a wonderful gadget for Juveniles * brought to headquarters for loitering at Valley Brook Ave. and Stuy. 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Commercial Leader North Arlington Leader And South Bergen Review And Bergen Sunday Leader Ly ndhurst's Official 157 Ridge Road. Newspaper since 1921 North Arlington, NJ. • YOU SAID IT ! Publication Office North Arlington's ? cl Riilg-.' Road, Official Newspaper |> i id hurst, N.J. Editor John Savino 1 el 4^^008701 News Editor Beverly Murphy Second ( lass Postage Tel 991 1*39 F aid at Rutherford. N.J. Second Claa Postage Dear Sir: honestly believed it would This excludes the amount of found carrying knives, guns, the truth these days two fdiior ' John Sav»n« Paid At Keamy. NJ. In your issue of be good for all ToWnship bottles and cans .that also dope can only mean percent? How lucky we are News Editor Amy Divine Subscription $3 Per Year November 11, 1971, on Employe.es and all the are stuck into garbage cans one thing we are now they all live in Lyndhurst? Subscription $3 10 Cents Per Copy page 1 and page 8 you had witnessing a modern form My favorite song is” I can !U Cents Per Copy citizens of Lyndhurst. and thence are hauled away an article under the heading Personally for myself and all to the garbage dumps. of revolutionary tactics. dream can’t of Political Police Raise the others who believed as I But on paper alone--it And when one visits the Happy Thanksgiving Eyeh-ows in South Bergen. did, I resent Mr, Russo’s means that 56% of the load American cities of today, Victor P. Frangipane Leader-Free Press 1 As president of the implications ihat we may be in the garbage truck ‘hat alone is proof that in Police m e n’s Benevolent Official Newspaper Boroughs of East Rutherford and Carlstadt less than responsible people, rumbling past your house the very near future we will Dear Editor, Association, Local 202, I only because we have views shouldn't be there. It means be governed by a group of Pditor John Savino Tel 438 8 700 8701 can assure you and your and opinions different than 56% of the garbage heap idiots. Sacred Heart Parents readers the members of the his. I am a taxpayer, my that is so costly to maintain The present day Association Co-chairwomen 417 Second St., Carlstadt. N.J. Lyndhurst Police family has fought in our shouldn’t be there. administrators have proven Mrs. Donald Post and Mrs. Department 'opposed Civil Country’s wars and my son Instead of complaining one thing, that greed means Charles Winrow extend National Advertltfng Representative Service solely for the in now in the U.S. Navy. about garbage collection success. To live by the truth heartfelt thanks to mothers, purpose of protecting their \! < Lt" Postage Paid at Rutheiford. N.J AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION This and many other things costs why don’t officials do is only a fairy tale / To keep parishioner of St. Aedan’s i ipiio > “sJ 50 per year 10 cents per copy profession as law New Yorh-Chlcago-Oetrolt-Phlledelphle most of us have done something about them laws that protect the helped make the recent enforcement officers and*it because we are proud to be constructively? corrupted and sending those Cootie Party a success. We /as not a question of Americans and proud of our Why not have paper that steal for want of gratefully appreciate the . _ ...... tewM . . Japert ...... a South Bet^en County, on# o« the richett ana mo*t productive area* In Naw politics. ■ • attiaod geographical and typographical wealth ot tha area wa* seen early when tha Country and what it stands separate from the garbage. existing a normal life, tireless efforts of those who - latent «> at granted July 4. 1668. By 1673. whan tha Dutch recaptured New VorH, th* The police have been 111 I »ndhurst, wat jix’iay flourishing to the extent the Dutch claimed It ataprlze.To for; the right to disagree, This is being done in should be altered. Instead of worked on the committee, i*> *r Mine* ettaOMthed .n i 709. made South Beraen internationally famous. Paterson Ptanh trained in police work and it oy !uhn Berry. who came to Eatt Rutherford In 1669. ha* been over the centuries a major the nght to st»te our views, Hempstead, L.I., and 50 having guards in prison, we to help raise funds for the •rt ' a.e proved the vitlon of the pioneer settlers The five rk»ye communities have over has become a life profession as well as recognizing the tons of old newspapers are should send the elected school for the fourth nho nan the growing industrial comple* of the area. Now our treat I ______of many members. We right of others to their officials there as teachers of ■ bti-iq d«we loped at one of New jersey's mott treasured resources. Within the shadows of the collected from 20,000 coming year. «■•'*»( ana the Empire State Burld'ng, our townt and our people flourish. believe that police officers, opinions. homes weekly. Instead of American democracy and like many others, have a Apparently, Mr. Russo going to the garbage heap or prove to them that America Dear Editor, Thunday, November 18, 1971 right to choose or decide if does not hold to these to incinerators these could be made a good land some organization is beliefs or he would not newspapers are recycled and to live in. The letter in last weeks beneficial or detrimental to stoop to name calling and re-used. How sad it is, in a land issue of Leader Press under their profession and this is o l*olisli Jokes* Please! vindictiveness for those who Thu* not only is the cost of ours where people maybe Dialog by Msgr. James T. S what the members of Local disagree with him. This o f garbage collection forty percent don’t care to McHugh denounced the 202 did this past election, on the American scene today. Muskie must leads me to wonder if Mr, reduced and the cost of vote realizing that voting “Sex Education Charges” group ot well motivated Polish and the good citizens of be admired not because he is a Pole but Russo also feels that the maintaining dumps reduced democrat or republican, is item of Oct. 28, 1971 as defendants have begun a movement to Lyndhurst voted no on the era Polish jokes trom the stage platforms. because he is an outstanding American. 4280 voters of Lyndhurst but our resources are only a three party system, containing untrue assertions Civil Service question. Local who voted for Anthony -On Philadelphia businessman has put up By hurrying to Senator Muskie's aid preserved - because with the third party and implications and he 202 did not campaign for or conducting the deals. $5<).0U0 to get a campaign against Polish Americans will be doing the country Scardino are ‘‘DESTRUC­ recycled newspapers help considered the report against any candidate TIVE PEOPLE WHO SEEK preserve our forests. The television and the der k itory iokes under way. The and themselves a great deal of good. The “dishonest and insulting”. running for election. TO CREATE CONFUSION North Arlington wire taps have returned cai p.ngn is certain to have some success. Maine Democrat may never get the Yours truly. 1 say “POO POO Msgr AND DISSENTION, AND much to the American McHugh”. “Untrue nomination of his party. He may never be Edward Jasinski I lu- I V stations ind the other media president. ARE THAT TYPE OF Dear Editor, public. This is the most assertions and impli­ President, Local 202 trusting medium to get rid wf > thrive on advertising are certain to But Edmund Muskie will leave his ELEMENT,” or does he cations.” What do you think that only the 2907 of crooked people. When a be •- c u .iry of affronting an ethnic group imprint on history - and the Polish Dear Editor, Have you read of the mean? You issue a general who voted for him are the country finds it difficult to - as irtg .is that of the Polish Americans. Americans should be lastingly grateful that plight of the returning denial but we want only good people of pick two honest men for the 1 f th.:t isn’t going to ease the plight of out of their midst has come a man of his I w i s h to take military men of the most explanations. We ask is it Lyndhurst. supreme Cburt, is proof ; th, \jnenc3Ti Poles. stature. exception to statements ridiculous war of this unture that Msgr. McHugh is I believe Mr. Russo owes alone that the politicans Wt they have to do is look over the lists Nobody suggests that candidates should made by assemblyman Peter century. The officials ot jobholders "n the local, state and federal ail the good people of don’t live by the truth. (Continued on Page 12) be screened for their ethnic backgrounds Russo, in articles printed in responsible for promoting Lyndhurst, who in good How many are living by lev I to kn. w that they are being slighted Senator Muskie is not where he is several newspapers, this war have to agree that • a Ht that s no joke, brothers! because he is a Polish American. But the regarding the November fa ith exercised their their philosophy has created I he way to equality is paved by votes. If democratic right to vote in fact that he has risen to the rarefied 2nd Election. an assortment of broken the Polish Americans don’t forge an accordance with their platform on which he now stands should Mr. Russo had the homes, sick minds, dope INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. • organization which can speak out strongly concience, a full and public be a matter of pride for all Polish audacity to say that the addicts that will never be apology. and determinedly on men and issues Americans And it <*iould be a matter of 2859 citizens of Lyndhurst, cured and a group of th. y re nut gcing to get very fat Jane Carole Censullo pride for all Amerftans that the son of who voted for Civil Service people that has taken your Fight now they have in Senator Muskie- Induatrial Waste Removal Polish immigrants could be given serious are ‘ DESTRUCTIVE freedom away. When a of Msine one of the most eloquent figures Dear Editor, consideration for the presidency PEOPLE WHO SEEK TO normal human being has to CREATE CONFUSION Public officials keep fear walking the/ streets 1000 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE. LYNDHURST. N.J. II oiv A bout Round \ alley? AND DISSENTION AND complaining about the rising night and day in most of ARE THAT TYPE* OF cost of garbage collections. our American cities for fear While our drinking water becomes dirtiei they never built pipebnes to it ELEMENT.” Yet a recent survey by of being attacked by those , ar. I Jtt tier and smellier and smellier 933-9500 And there it sits this tremendous Along with a group of ryy the League of Women •who have become retarded i( K ind Valley sits pristine and lovely tn the asset, just producing fish by the millions fellow citizens; I supported Voter* showed that 56% of to such a mental and * be•v. korung winter weather. and a bit of water for Elizabethtown Civil Service, because we all refuse consists of paper. emotional degree and are Round Valley \ Despite obvious presence of this great i hat s the magnificent water reseivoir natural water lode our conservationists bu *• t in the days of Bob Meyner’s Trenton going around crying “shortage, shortage, . ac ninistrations It has millions of gallons shortage ” of the finest water in America And despite this fine body of water our Whaf's jt doing? people are being forced to r f r iw a t e r that Sitting seems to have been dredged out of leaky Once in a while some of the water is sewer basins. Sll 1 need down to Elizabeth where the There ts no reason why our water .*. N \ beth Water Co. grabs it and distributes should not be both attractive and : «t B • ! v and larger the reservoir is largely palatable There is no reason why Round * Ul n K 'll 1 Valley shouldn’t be added to the family of You see, when they built the reservoir producing reservoirs. Save Us From Congress

I or all we know the enemy might not be What does the bill provide? across the sea - it may be in Washington. Merely this: ;• I ancy this. In the cities where public housing is Not long ago the Congress approved located the federal government would pay .. paying out nearly $1 billion this year for a certain amount for the education of each *. military housing. Over $200 million of that child residing in such housing. “ dedicated to operation and maintenance It means that the federal government Ot housing. Nearly $6 million was would at last be shouldering some of the earmarked to turn the heating responsibility for the poor - who are arrangements in our German barracks from throttling our major cities with their SERRATED STAIN LESS STEEL coal to oil heat Ahother vast hunk was set multitude of needs. It means that New asjJe for new quarters for officers and Jersey’s collapsing cities tike Newark, V*. enlsted men. Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Camden CAKE KNIFE & PIE SERVER Now we are not against housing the and Trenton would get infusions of much *• military Ihese underpaid, exploited guys needed money. • and gals deserve- everything we can do Not much. for them and more ( And, as an aside to Some congressmen have been fighting to . whatever uniformed men may read this we get a piece of the $300 million into the . advise them to make Uncle Sam shell out educational channnels by asking for only while they're in service because they’ll be $200 per child. "\ kicked in the butt once they are no longer This is but a pittance of use to the big machine That's the kind The public housing child in many cases of Congress we have, fellas') emerged from a deprived environment. '* Hut witness the fact that the same Phis means that he needs more expertise in Congress has been shilly shallying over the classroom. It means he needs more legi'lation called the impacted aid to teachen. It means he needs smaller class edi: tt >>n bill. sizes I his bill would appropriate $100 million What is the story? lor r j j :ition help in areas that need help. Well, in our broken, over-crowded cities !his hill has been passed bv Congress the deprived kids are in the biggest classes when you open your 1972 KFS tw< . three times The money has been rhty have fewer teachers And their authorised. But not a nickel of it has ever reading and achievement levels are lower been voted into being Ihat $300 mdlion would not go far I h 15 means that Congress basked in the but it would go a little part of the way. CHRISTMAS CLUB sunnpht of praise when it appioved this Yet this Congress which approves vet • worthwhile piece of legislation - but without flipping a han nearly $1 billion ONCOMPIETEDCLUBS it also means thut not a nickel of it was for military housing can’t find it m its ev*r made available too those needy heart of hearts to pay out five cents for the ‘ dis; k ts . ragged kids in the city schools WEEKLY PAYMENTS $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $5.00 $10.00 $20.00

I he Price o f Survival? a m o u n t OF C lU B $50.00 $100.00 $1S0.00 $250.00 $500.00 $1,000.00 rh-.ifer Matts un. one of the spokesman never give up $1 to preserve the meadows I iiijt gieat boon doggle in the meadows as they are, said the state would have to YOU s<. jf.ir.ies called the Hackensack buy the 20,000 acres, probably at $50,000 RECEIVE $5 U S $102.50 $153.75 S254.2S $512.50 $1,025.00 M< aJowland Development Commission, an acre. That, he pointed out, would set h >! the misfortune recently to appear at a the state back $1 billion. in eu-.g in which one of the country's Unperturbed, Dr. Manson asked “What le litij* cnviionmentalists sat. price do you put on survival?” Like most scientists Dr. Manson wasn’t Mattson appealed before the Englewood thinking of tomorrow or next week. He W iri \ (lu b to talk once again about the KBIHTFEMULUnM was thinking of the future in which the jivii plans IIM D C spews forth about the — „ generations yet unborn must try to live. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ti; ie it is trying to hatch another Politicians don't like to think in those a| ; r | nation in Irenton. MAIN OFFICE 614 KEARNY AVE . KEARNY N J terms. Politics is a game of .weeping Unluckily in the audience was Dr NORIH ARLINGTON OFFir* 80 RIDGE RD Vi'uent Manson, one of the American problems under the rug. You leave them there until the floor collapses or some IYNDMURST OFEICE VAllEY BROOK & STUYVESANT AVES M i^ iir i of Natural History’s gieat MtMWI 11 01**1 S* VINOS ANO t O AN INSUSANCI C 0*»QB*1iON e; NHonruentalists. successor is unlucky enough to look under the rug. |)r Manson quietly asked why the in. . k»ws could not be retained in their Clean, open air doesn't attract the pr ent state as an ecological necessity. politician. Who ever heard of politics being conducted out in the open? Who ever let Mattson, who knows Trenton would clean air into the smoke-filled rooms? Thunday. November 18, 1971 LEADER

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WI-2W5. 11/11 12 S T R IN G guitar, $60 or During the past twenty sued by Sacred Heart Fact needs good man over 40 for years I have been deeply in- Finders were in good taste. LYND: OFFICE SPACE BOYS ice skates, 6-new 54 2 oak avail in attractive office. short trips surrounding volved in the Christian educa­ At no time have I heard loud South Bergen Contact ihous ft I wicker, 54 ea. Wicker racket (H /25) anger being used by people Fu m ’d Suitable for Jawyer, w cushioned seat. 59. 933-4935. 11 II tion of young people. Since real estate, accountant etc. customers, we train. Air opposing sex education. I feel mail A 5 . Dickerson, Pres., teaching is a two-way ex­ 935-3490 SNOW TIRES. G« 775-14. 2 i h M Alterations perience, much was learned they have actually been rath­ 10/21 TF) Southwestern Petroleum M A P L E SECT. bedrm. set. P lum bin g Corp., Ft. Worth, Tex. Atlas nreatHergard wfcite-walls w rims. Stain resistant finish, through them. 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Electrical Supplies media in an incessant mes- stitution busting Birchers” or Incentive, benefits ^CARPET 9*13, Beige very gd cond., S IN G E R sewing mach, $20 Aluminum elding A R oofing 5S0 or best offer Cocktail table $15 - Desk, $ 8 . 991-7170 Aluminum Ooore A W indow a Sinke, "Bath Tube, Toilets, sage, spelling out a com­ “outside people with axes to MUSTANG ‘67., 390cu.in. A p ply to:Leo Penna 991-1054. U /1 | 335 H/P, 4 speed hurst, t Park Motors, Inc. (11/25) 414 Foreat Ava. Lyndtiwrat Basin* A Electrical Supplies modity, that has no relation­ grind” . They are my friends AM /FM . 997-3179 after 5 • 10-20 Orient Way Bathroom Vanities made to ship to generosity, love, or and all are Catholics who 438-3663 order. pjn. Rutherford, New Jersey WHITE lullobye crib » mattress ft busy B IL L A R D bar bell set. marriage These warped atti- have special interest in the (11/18) 438-1200 bo*, very gd cond. 52S 935 1949.11 /II Interlocking vinyl covered PIPES CUT A THREADED tudes. shaped in their minds jewels of society-children! weights, $10. 1/24 scale Contractors T O O R D E R by these early impressions. The Blust's speak of real ‘64 Dynamic 8 8 Olds-P/S, B O Y S W A N TE D: Paper rewound anglewinder slor . are not easy to correct, community problems and no R/H. All gd tires, plus 2 SNO W TIRfSS & wheels. cars, large wooden case, snow tires. 1 owner, Gd routes now avail in your 600-15 Fit Rambler ‘60-‘68 East Rutherford Many young people, well evidence of love, under- area. If interested call M R C controller, extras. cond. Reas. 991-1585. Gd. cond. $20. 991-2528 award that their parents are standing and tolerance. These 778-7239. $15,933-8746 Household items. ______(H /25) (11/25) AAA Supply Company uncomfortable with the whole are only words. There is (11/18) 11/11-18 L E E-Loader w/hammer. General Contractors 2S4-236 Patenoa Ave. subject of human sexuality, much love, understanding SERVICES Caliber 35 Rem. $ 8 . 1 B A B Y bathinette, 1 A. R utherford 983-1450 will not face issues frankly and tolerance going on in ev- 939-7160, after 6 p.m. storkline carriage, maple with them unless thc subject cry community every day. ______(11/25) crib, diaper pail, exc. cond 6 5 3 - 4 6 2 0 LIGHT HAULING 438-8665. Asphalt - Concrete Drive­ R a ilin g s , is forced upon them. A J u s t r e - Will Also Clean Attics, 2 SNOWTIRES - $25 ea. (11/25] ways, Patios, Walls, simple example of this atti- member your police and fire- FACTORY AUTHORIZED Cellars, 8. Garages. 855-14 Firestone, mounted Brickwork, Steps, 4 ft. lude is unfolded early in their men. ambulance drivers, doc- on rims, used 1 mo. Terrific Elec. type. Gd. cond. Madt RAILINGS lives. We teach children to tors, welfare departments and F.M.G. in Western Germany. $25 long, cement finish, $50 buy 998-3279 know themselves and to be the many individuals who K U d b Call 933-6634 (11/25) 998-4691 per step Belleville Wrought Iron (H /25) Estimate* CleerMp Gfvee • Railings • Fire E*capes able to identify their environ­ practicc beautiful works of 6 5 3 - 4 6 2 0 • Welding • Fabri ration ment with accurate word us­ mercy without letting the SALES A SERVICE BRING IT IN Jaycee’s !N.»tes • Cellar- Doors * Grills age (i.e. “This is your eye, world know about it. Papers,$ . 6 0 per hundred, MALE or FEMALE rags, aluminum, brass, Free Estimate* nose, doll bed. etc.") But we We are grown up Mr. & 15S RIVER RD. copper, lead, batteries, and by Charles N. Wormke continue to teach them hy- Mrs. Blust and with the ex- Arrow Contractor * 751-5341 NORTH ARLINGTON iron. phenated euphemisms or the perience of living, we know KEARNY SCRAP METAL Sll Schuyler A t s , Cal1 Anytime like to describe the bodily where dangers lie, this is why • QUIT MMUIIH KIHT f AITS 478 Schuyler Ave., N O F E E functions or any part of the we oppose so strongly a sex IN|| SltVtCIrtci ft Rf-IVIIMM Kearny, N. J. Kearny, N J. body that is covered by their education program in our e W CI-U f ft M U V IR T S ltV K I Sdes Rep. Trnee At the Lyndhurst " r o o f i n g to 230 998-4907 training pants! Ask any kin- community, T H IS IS W H Y A V A IlA U i FIORE FLOOR WAXING Oil Burner SeiMcemon 190 JA Y C E E S, November 9 CUSTOM DESIGNED dergarten teacher to verify W E T R A N S F E R R E D O U R • I I M T FACTORY WARRANTKS SERVICES, washing, Credit Mon ogee Treae 175 meeting. Chapter President K IT C H E N S this -or any pediatrician. stripping, waxing. Any type Retail Credit Asst. 175 Art Jacobs, introduced as CHILDREN OUT OF SA­ floors. Home or industrial. B A T H R O O M S Me DONALD'S It is almost as if we were • lltCRAl TRAM-IN AUOWAIKCS All Around Mantenance 140 major topics of discussion . CRED HEART SCHOOL ON NiW ft VSfD PVRCNASIS Rug shampooing in your Stoie Manoger Trnee VANITIES convinced that God, had he home. Larry Nisivoccia, 1 SS scheduling the return OF ALU DESCRIPTION ROOFING Outside Appliance Repair given more thought to it, 991-8548 ISO engagement of the Circus ALUMINUM SIDING Mr. & Mrs. P. Prince CALI 9 9 7 - 0 8 8 0 Electrical Maatenonce 14S ALL SER V ES DONE might have instructed our ______TF Bartok, the possibility of Editor; FOR SERVICE OR Tech field Semite 131 UNDER ONE ROOF GUTTERS, LEADERS bodies a little differently, or At the last commission Oliver HY ft M.J holding a “tree-lighting” STORM WINDOWS JOHN’S MOWER REPAIR 134 have chosen a more suitable meeting a question was raised "FREE HOME- «. SAW SHARPENING Acctg. -Bkpg (lerk ceremony adjacent to the DROPCEIUNGS 130 way to have the species of the about the availability of the DEMONSTRATION" SHO P. Re-built mowers Plat form-Hanson 125 Municipal Hall, and the Electricians CELOTEX CEILINGS human family continue. figures on the I960 revalua- ORCOMf IN... sold. All work guaranteed. Gal Friday -Lite Typing 120 conceivability of awarding Interior ond Exterior Rear of: 1 Ridge Road., If we really accept God's tion of tow n property NSW, Rf-tUIlT, AND Gd Fri-Pptsonnel 110 prizes for local holiday Painting L y n d . Call 939-5541 plan for generation as the I have the last published DiMONSTRATORMODdS Mon-Fri, after 4 p.m. Sat. Inventory Control Trnee 100 window displays. 2 Verhooff Place Foctaiy -Sapvsr Trnee I I 41II S.4‘- IN » \% I T ON DISPLAY IN SHOWROOM all day. 100 Joseph vAfc*ce»on, “DO Nerth Arlington, N.J. most perfect of all possible list and its information is Cat Pm ta 100 SOMETHING” Follow-Up 9 9 1 -2 0 0 5 ways, why then should we be available lo anyone who a u rwcpAsis PUBLIC NOTICE Mvsogament Trnee Co Rep. 100 afraid to have our children sends me his name, address, Chairman was presented the 220 volt J wire W IL L Armand or Irene TEMPORARY CWkd 100 continue this learning ex- lot and block number! Henrikson please contact TEMPORARY -fteut Desk J A Y C E E of the month 100 perience in a school whose self - addressed envelope or Andrew Gligore, Receptionist -Typist 95 award. STOEVER AND GLASS Bloomsbury, N.J. or anyone philosophy of education we phone number. PIX Ttnee -PWsannel 90 Local residents are G E S 4 5 0 5 knowing the whereabouts of Oishwa.her Harrison Stove Parti have accepted? I will eladlv oblige. Mr. & Mrs. Henrikson. 12 encouraged to write to the Keorny-Oeiitd NO TYPING 10 Lyndhurst JA Y C E E S, P.O. For All Mekei of Stoves Two of my children partici­ Nick Uliano. Henrikson was a native of pated in the Sacred Heart Lynd. into the 40’s. Hatrisan-Pot ter 70 Box 34, if they desire to A. Chasanson 426 Page Ave. B IC Y C L E , 4 mo. old. 5 6303 Ber,online Ave. School program three years spaed. English racer, Reward. Write, Box No. 37, P/T Stwio 3 5-.30 ft Sot A M 200 have S A N T A C L A U S visit i i i i i c m i \ \ v New York, NJ. 07093 Lyndhurst. N J. Comm. Leader, 251 Ridge Counter Girl 10:30 7 IIS ago In no way did I expect 935-3427 after 6 p.m. their children between the Phone 866-6355 ' ______(H/18) Rd., Lynd. Other Positions this program to be a substi­ Editor hours of 4 and 8 P.M. on 11/11TF Bectnoeft Min S yt s 190 tute for me. The school pro­ Election day just passed NEW living, dining, bedrm, Buyer Purchasing 190 December 24th. Please Glass Contractor and I'm already thinking of uuiiui.m "ii3Ea gram was a valuable supple­ famous brands, Machine Oper 140 indicate your address and the next commissioners elec­ discontinued brands, 40% ment and reinforcement of Plait Construction 147 telephone number A T. V. Service tion. For over a year many off. $99 8> up. Mattresses 2 Gal OHice ta. risen knowledge and attitude that I $13. Sofa beds, bunk beds, BABYSITTING - Art IIS postcard will suffice ARROW GLASS people have attended town Waehouse % Television Service hope they had learned at hi-risers. $59. Factory student seeks steady baby 115 meetings just to complain 991-0755 sitting several hours daily Delivery Oiiva Know N.J. 104 511 Schuyler A n . home An area of involvement and Sales about thc kind of water they ______(11 /18-25/12/129) starting after 3:30 p.m. Drafting Me* Clak Trnee 90 .. Keeray, N. J. More than ever today, we Experienced. References Figure Clak Trnee 13 being extensively pursued 998-4907 ADMIRAL need to protect the innocence' were . * forced tot( use in M O V IN G - Must sell table, furnished S I .00 P * ' li o u r Sleep-bi housekeeper 10 by the brothers Carroll, Joe of our children Lyndhurst. There are many chair set, living, bedrm. 9 9 1 1 8 3 9 Color — Portables Mdl Room Messenger n and Mike, is the possible ALL TYPES GLASS To believe that there is any and varied reasons for the chairs, Stewart drum set, TF Elevator Repar Hdpa •o J A Y C E E sponsorship of the REPLACED DEGERDON'S T.V. relationship between igno­ conditions of the water and it book case, rattan furn, crib, Counter Girl Trnee io clothes, mirrors, toys, Annual Alumni Football Storm panel* end screens, 266-B Ridge Rd. rance and innocence isto looks like he isn't going to antiques, many other. D O N ' T game which, until the wood aaah, table topa, mir- North Arlington deprive our children of a run out of people com­ 667-1450 Ronald Piper present, has been sponsored rora resalvered, auto glass, safeguard they badly need. plaining or excuses before thc ______(H/18) 991-4369 C A L L U S ! Employment Agency bv the local Booster Gub. »*ore fronts. H eavy duty ,L,_ r °cxtcommissioners election. In his closing remarks, storm window s and doors. In other sensitive areas of ir nilP „ ,„„r . . 'r'tcuun L IV IN G , dining rm 4 Just bring your AUTO 33 Ridge Rd No. Arlington, N.J. ournr children'srhilHren’c education, o .i™ we 11 °Ur WdtCF doCsn 1 improvemprove President Jacobs said, P 'c k UP * * d deliver. every time I turn on the tap bedrm suites all like new. and Title - or payment seem to trust the abilities of Office desk chairs, floor 998-7900 “ There are J A Y C E E S who ______JOHN'S and tasic and smell our water book to: our teachers to inform. We polisher, public address Open Friday Till 7 P.M. may never make decision* I’m going to think of the next speaker system, 50 watt T.V. Service A Sales seldom hear voices of protest BHL-PIKE m o t o r s concerning the fate of this r Y election amplifier & speakers, garden when areas of morality, other Cor B.lle.,11. Tpik. nation as top government^ - 438-9120 Sincerely, tools, 991-2448 after 2 p.m * H.V.. «d than sexual morality, are Daily appt. only. officials ot inspire a M u j.n Brick Work Margaret Burnett North Arlington 5 1 & H< \ -/jrnilh -Panasonic taught. Or. worse still, there (11/18) sweeping change in the \1 & >1 A * Lyndhurst B .4 W .4 Color T.V. is vast silence when the im­ (Across from c u rre n ts of nation*! GARAGE SALE: TV, Arlington Diner i Porcbre Veneer — Discount Prices moralities of poverty, - war, clocks, meat slicer, misc. And pick up a check! and racism are left untaught! Tale of ih*- Tape 11/20, 10 a.m. R A IN D AT E P a i n t i n g JAYC FFS bh' thr ar' W*“* - P*U°* - S,d'w*“'* - J®» Ch.« A.e, Lyndhuret JAYCEES who will inspire AlteraUone - Free Eetlinatete The whole controversy 11/27, 412 Rutherford others with their personal Cell A nytim e Ave., Lynd. demonstrates a real need in Lyndhurn 0 0 C 6-6 prowess 1n implementing East Pa Ur top 0 6 0 7-13 (11/18) MALE/FEMALE Statewide T.V. this community for adult edu S p e c i a l problem-solving programs 759-2572 hum, ** 9- ,un lklck M A N Y N O FEE Sll Kearny Ave., Kearny cation, for true dialogue in an REDUCE W/REDOOSE, & for the community .” fined) •• i* * * Rol m environment where minds are remove excess fluid with 0 - Ceaswnoi /0.000 ANY Publicity Chairman M usic Instruction FLUIDEX. Only 98c . jr. Systems 70.000 Expert Color Service not paralyzed by rage. (Zappalar*F P 7 °kick) urrt 50- r#c- tumble 8 Charles N. Wormke noted $1.69 at Edlin Rexall, NA. (kem (ng> Adkenvts 11.000 and B A W If we are informed, relaxed STATISTICS (\ 1/18-25, 12/2) ^oetiad Administrator 14.900 3 ROOMS that depository boxes, for and respectful of our own se­ First downs E7P 13 At>l Marketmq Kfcp 15.000 the purpose of housing Piano - Organ f aondi y PH Mgr • S.C0C 9 9 8 -2 8 8 5 xuality, - viewing all of the Passing yard iqe 4 77 h*d (nt Metals AAI firm 14 000 volunteer names, have been pleasure and the responsi­ 7-12-0 PAINTED c 2-42.5 5-40 PrKWf Analyst 13 500 positioned in strategic Accordion 24 HOUR SERVICE bility of our actions in the fumbles lost Penalties 1 1 S District Sis M|, Tools 12,0000 places throughout Seven Daye a W m % light of a profound charity 4.4 0 ^.30 K IT T E N S, 3 mos. old, Boo,.*,, fog Digital Dos. 12.000 s g y o o A unique method created Lyndhurst. for others perhaps we will feel black, male housebroken, (ng.no*. *oc Ml, 12,000 T V R E N T A L S S a g " 1 a Q 0 0-6 very affectionate, free to gd ll Transformer Das for your enjoyment by less threatened by a school “•S,on _ 0 g 0 0-6 home. 935-4365 after 7 Trees termer Dsgr Dogre* At our last meeting, Special Summer Rates: program which endeavors to Lyon. p.m. Wkdays. all day Sat. & Paint Included - We Tr*bocco, — run (run Gedit Analyst bMkis Assemblyman Peter J. reinforce these values. fallad) 1 Sun. Cost SMfvs. Mfq VICTOR Color *7.95 . U & W $5.95 Can Start and Finish Russo noted that he would Could noLAchool and home STATISTICS (11/18) Bo.tr i.ian 3.42 (reck B be delighted to render a » VBS. IN KEABNY First downs Red Wal 4 25 Drtlsman your rooms this work together, in harmony, Rushins, yardage 9 13 WANTED Guillotine Op?79 fesl Traa. presentation on the ments FRANGIPANE Dependable Service to educate young' people in 119 Passes** yard*g* 66 53 CLERICAL mOST fff P0. week. of the Bergen County Parks Composer and A rranger for the goodness and beauty of Punt* 2-6-2 5-13-2 4-23 2-31 Stono VP I2S St.no 120 system , as presently Cleff - Century . Heritage their sexuality, and in respect 1 1 WANTED: old Stono Contrl. 175 Stem. .125 co nstitu te d , to any Schubert Music Co. of 1 1 1 1 M E S E t V t 4-40 0-0 clocks-furniture 125 Sacy-Lpl . . open for their lives and the lives of FAST- interested group within N®w York China-glass-old-fashioned Secy VP 145 Sacy-Sls . 130 others? Wood-Ridge O O 14 0-22 Items contents of hourse, A4n Sety 140 Sety-My ISO Lyndhurst. And available ADULTS may alao apply for North Arlington 0 0 0 6-6 attics and basements. Call Secy-lilting 100 Clk Typo 110 visual aids will supplement neeaelnaal leeeeoe a t y e w WR — tckmayor. 6,”run Oks (3) Ne Typ .1 5 CLEAN- Sincerely, (pass failed) Fran Wolansky 998-3014 •0 dark Mr. K u sso 't, lecture honi® WR — Eckmayor. 17, run 4-22TF Stot Type 125 BMIor lyp. 125 Irene M . Candio (Helmer pass from Compesl) Tel Collector 175...... Analyst...... 115. WORK Assuredly, you will find thi* CALL 9A.M44 NA - Marques, 36, pass I^pi lorr 2100 15# Keypunch .115 both agreeably entertaininf t------—-______— from Czerminski (pass failed) ELP W A N T E D WR — Borresen, 9, run and mentally stimulating. Dear Sir. (Staley pass from Compesl) " b i l l STATISTICS AUTO-BODY MAN. Must O ur next regularly People like Mr.

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Gallagher Wins !Nc‘w (iars Must Fred lleismeyer Honored by Scouts O ur M en In Service £ lie Guaranteed Commendation Frederick C. Heismeyer, 51, received the Eagle Scont seniot patrol leader o f , award, highest rank in Private Pisoatowski private first class Michael R. dual basing concept of Director Ray J^Marini Carlstadt Boy Scout Troop S c o u tin g , in special Army Major Robert J. in a single situation. In Kovacs, 20, son of Mr. and N A T O and U.S. Forces. It today said dealer inspection ceremonies recently in Drills for Sergeant Gallagher, son of Fred A. either case, the recipient Mrs. Michael S. Kovacs, 119 also pointed out the of new cars is insuring that Lindbergh School Gallagher, 732 Rutherford Court Ave., Lyndhurst, must have demonstrated hte purchaser receives his auditorium. fe a sib ility of partly Ave., Lyndhurst, receives Marini added. Army private first class recently participated with skills and dedication far car in 100% safe condition. Son of Mr. and Mrs. defending western Europe his second award of the Approximately 400,000 Carl Piscatowski, 20, son of more than 1 1,000 troops in above the average. ■ Frederick Heismeyer, 572 from U.S. bases. Army Commendation Medal new cars will be eliminated Mr. and Mrs. Carl exercise reforger III in Maj. Gallagher earned the 'T h e customer has every Center Street, he celebrated while a student at the from State inspection lanes Pisca&fOski, 278 Watson Germany. award during his last right to expect that his new Armed Forces Staff College, each year, cutting both his 16th birthday Oct. 24. Ave.*. Lyndhurst, recently Navy A spirants assignment in Thailand. automobile meets all safety Pfc Kovacs is regularly Norfolk, Va. operating expenses and He began his Scouting completed the first U.S. assigned with battery A, 5th Congratulating him is standards," Marini said. career as a Cub Scout in Young men between the The medal • was awarded waiting time at the stations. Army* noncommissioned Battalion of the 1st Infantry Major General Klrkendall, 1963. During his five years ages 16-21 who are for meritorious service. officen academy’s drill Divisions 32D Artillery near College Commandant. According to Motor "Dealer mechanics will in the Scouts, he has served interested in applying to the Such service can be over an sergeant course at Ft. Knox, New Uim, Germany. T he M ajor’s wife, Vehicle regulation, new car test every safety item as patrol leader and an U.S. Naval Academy for the extended period of time or dealers are now required to Ky... The exercise, which Barbara, is with him at the checked at Motor Vehicle instructor. He also worked class entering in June 1972 for outstanding achievement inspect all new passenger During the course he was included America2 troops college. inspection stations, plus as a counselor in field sports should take their College vehicles before customer trained in drill, leadership, from six stateside bases, the m any more,” Marini at Camp Tamarack. Entrance Examination delivery They must certify physical training and Canadian 4th Mechanized John Kochenash, son of Mr. have already been placed explained. A junior at Becton Board (CEEB) or American that' every item on the e f f e e .Live military Battle group, the 35th and Mrs. John Kochenash of about town by the Dealers are issuing special Regional High School, College Testing Program manufacturer's check list instfuction methods. Panzer Grenadier Brigade, 2 0 9 Kingsland Ave., Department of Public Frederick is a member of (A C T ) tests prior to January has been thoroughly tested windshield stickers which lhe election of Franklin and American troops Lyndhurst, is in the Works. the track and cross country 15, 1972. The last A C T test and approved as safe. certify that a new car has G. Foiger to Secretary of Mediterranean aboard the teams. He also writes regularly stationed in date is December 11, 1971 met all safety Standards and Petet .A. Frasse & Co., Inc., N o r fo lk , Va. based Further bulletins will be “Dealer inspection is also feature articles for the . Germany, was conducted and in the case of the list the month and year in a -leading steel and under realistic combat destroyer U SS O ’Harer issued by the chief lifting some of the burden T riangle, the school CEEB, January 8, 1972. w h ich it must be aluminum service center conditions in an area periodically. off New Jersey taxpayers,” newspaper. A ny young man in his reinspected. chain, ,has been announced extending from Munich to senior year of high school PO Bill Goff by the firm’s Board of near the Czechoslovakian who is interested in an ------n Dire^Qis. border. A l N e w p o r t appointm e nt to the Mr. Folger succeeds Reforger III was the third Frank M. Daughety who has Academy should write his annual exercise to test the Navy Petty Officer Third resigned as Secretary in senators and congressmen as ‘Dual Basing’ concept o f Class William P. Goff, son of U p t o 5 0 % off on Famous Name anticipation of his soon as possible to request a Nato and U.S. forces. It afeo Mr. and Mrs. Garland Goff retirement on January 1, nomination to Annapolis. pointed out the feasibility of 529 New York Avenue, 1972. Mr. Daughrty remains For immediate information of partly defending Western Lyndhurst, has returned to Vice president - Finance and on the types of nominations Gowns and Cocktail Dresses Europe from U.S. Bases homeport, Newport, R.I. a mfijoDer of the Board. available or for answers to aboard the U SS J.P. M/ ..Folger graduated questions about admission Kennedy. froru,.Harvard College with to the Naval Academy, Kovacs With Goff has just completed a an A.B. degree and later write or call L C D R William six-month tour of duty in received his M.B.A. from TroQps In Germany J. Jones at 201-772-5760. Thurs.— Fri.— Sat.— ONLY Highly rated academically the Mediterranean aboard t h e ^ Harvard Business Army Private First Class am ong the country’s the destroyer. SchopJ^He was associated Michael R. Kovacs, 20, son colleges and universities, the with the accounting firm of of Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. U.S. Naval Academy offers H a sk in s, and Sells, Kovacs, 119 Court Ave., Warning For a student a well-rounded specializing in taxes, and Lyndhurst, recently York State educational program leading M o t o r is t s holds a JSlew participated with more than C.P.A. Certificate. In 1955, to a Bachelor of Science 11,000 troops in exercise Commissioner of Public he joined Frasse as degree and commission in reforger III in Germany. Safety and Police Chief Comptroller, and in 1965 the U.S. Navy or Marine Pfc. Kovacs is regularly Liddle are issuing early was appointed an Officer of Corps. A wide range of assigned with Battery A, 5th warnings to motorists to 933 3511 933 2894 the company, in recognition engineering fields including Battalion of the 1st Infantry prepare their cars for 331 Harding Ave 438 HackensacK of his qualifications and the aerospace, electrical, Lyndhurst, N.J. Division’s 32nd Artilery coming winter weather. Carlstadt, N. J. im portant of his position. m arine, systems and near New Uim, Germany. They advise the motorist to In 1969 he was elected chemical engineering are The exercise, which carry a pail of cinders in the Trejsiy^r and will hold this augmented by degree included American tToops par or truck trunk for use postvrqpcurrently with his programs in such areas as from six stateside bases, the on icy or slushy roads. Also new position as Secretary. oceanography, operations Canadian 4th mechanized to put on snow tires before MIT Foijfer is a member of analysis, languages, battle group, the 35th snow falls. Since studded the New Y ork State Society economics, and history. A PRE HOLIDAY SALE panzer grenadier brigade, snow tires are permissible ° f J T S S ^ f i e d Public total of 26 academic majors and American troops beginning November 15, Accountants, and resides in are available to midshipmen regularly stationed in now is the time to place Molnstowfl, N.J., with his with more than 400 courses Germany, was conducted them on vehicles. Also, the USE OUR LAYAWAY wifi, Dorothy. offered. under realistic combat officials warn those who conditions in an area Seaman Kochenash have driveways to use them Private Kovacs extending from Munich to and free the streets for H o u rs -11 AM to 6PM Thurs. and Fri. till 10 P.M Irt Germany near the Czechoslovakian Aboard Tincan emergency vehicles such as border. fire trucks, police can and 0. S. Forces, Germany Reforger III was the third (FH T N C ) U S S O ’Hare (AhlncT Nov. 3. - Army ambulances, also for snow annual exercise to test the Nov. 10 - Navy Seaman plows. 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Woman's Unil Marks 20lh L e t’s K eep O ur B r o t h e r s Q.P. Concert W i l l H a v e Tonight the Evening v Flowers and Plantlifc. Membership Department of Mrs. M. Spina hosted the the Lyndhurst Woman’s__ A meric a n Ijomedcpart nic n t A D ouble Celebration Ju st A Little-B etterI- Club will celebrate its 20th recently, at which the anniv'ecjary. The meeting members made favors for gala anniversary Sunday, December 12, at anniversary of the founding will take - place m- • the- - the- Ihickensactr'Home for concert will be presented at 8 00 P.M. Thw-pnrsentjlion of the Borough of North the Aged, to be used at their Queen of Peace Church on will commemorate the 75th Arlington and has been There’s a belter wuy lor may turn lo violence quite lieved the community must Lyndhurst High School endorsed by the 75th handling penniless itinerants easily. Whelher the violence be prepared to help a man beginning at 8:15. Members Christmas party.. J ...... Anniversary Committee aa that municipalities use in too is committed in one commu­ rehabilitate himself. of the Woman’s Club, past one of its official events fo* many case* today. nity or another doesn't mat­ Most communities Ikivc chairmen and charter the Anniversary Year. Thi* This is the feeling of sociol­ ter. ll is the violence (hat enough projects on which members have been invited A ttend E cology Session concert will also msrk the ogists who protest that put­ makes a crinynal of lhe va­ healthy males can work lhe to celebrate the occasion. opening of a scries of events ting the problem on spjne- grant and an unlucky victim better system would be lo put Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd pre-school children can be marehesin the United States in honor o f the 50th body elsefc doorstep has never of his target the vagrant to work until he Reynolds, president couple At the New Jersey have been eliminated. New anniversary of Queen of solved it. Much better it is, say soci­ has made enough to Iced him­ of the Lyndhurst Garden Congress of PTAs State taught not to litter and to Jersey is fortunate to still Peace Parish. The type of situation which ologists. lo have set up a sys­ self and to have carfare lo a Club, will speak on the Care Convention held in Atlantic pick up any litter they may have 80 percent of its salt stirred com men Demerged in tem in which vagrants would possible job site and Arrangement of City recently, Mrs see. She encouraged The program will include the court of Magistrate W il­ be put to work until they have Raymond Hamm, President teachers to take the marshes, but they arc being F rancis Poulenc's Concerto liam Bivona of Lyndhurst enough funds to get a start Where is I-rank Cieurrard Cast in I'lay of the Lyndhuret High grammar school classes on filled in for industry and tor Organ, Strings, and last week. toward a job. today.’ School PTA and Ecdlogy field trips to local parks and roads. Timpani and Johann explain the importance of Christopher Davidson, a Sebastian Bach's Magnificat. A Canadian Indian who Where no criminality is in­ Instead of being cast adrift, Barbara Barszczewski, Chairman for the Bergen trees and grass and clean student at Parsippany High Metropolitan Opera Star, had been jailed as a vagrant volved and vagrancy is not the m a n ’s w hereabouts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Council of PTAs. attended a a criminal charge it is be­ should be a police concern streams and rivers. A weed School and New Jersey Loretta Di Franco will be pleaded guilty lo the charge. Anthony Barszczew^i of special interest conference plot or barren ground on P T SA representative to the featured as soprano soloist He had already spent four Post Ave., Lyndhurst, has on Fcology. tf\e school property could National Congress of PI As, in the Magnificat along with nights in jail after having been cast as Ellen Manville Miss Edna Doll from the become a beautification spoke and showed slides Metropolitan Opera Tenor, been picked up while trying K.C. Elects W illiam Sarno in the coming student State Council of program. about a research project in Charles Cooke. Other to'enter a church. production of "Luv” at The Environmental Education at Joseph Shisler from the Troy Meadows. Here, soloists on the program will The man. Frank Gerrard, Queen of Peace Assembly appointments: Activities, College of Insurance. Montclair State College Glassboro State College again, man is taking a include Linda Harris, a had no money and no job. 3428 Knights of Columbus Frank DiTrolio; The two-act comedy will stressed the importance of stressed the importance of valuable resource when young soprano ^ from But he Said he wanted to go Fourth Degree elected Me m b e rsh ip-C'onserv ation: play December 2 and 3 at to Duluth. Minn, where he educating everyone of all saving our salt marshes roads are filling in meadow Lyndhurst; Fran Cooke, William F. Samo as Faithful William Samo and William the college, 150 William St., had a family. ages on the importance of where many shellfish breed. lands - Route 80 is being mez/o-soprano; and Jay Pilot at a special election J. Martin, Faithful Admiral; Manhattan. Curtain time is Bivona found the man conservation. Even Sixty percent of the salt built through the Troy tlitlborn, bass Charles Alan held last week in the Auditors: Patrick Manion, 8 p.m. and proceeds from guilty, sentenced him to five Meadows. The turnpike has Koinero organist of Our Columbian Club, North chairman; Publicity, Joseph ithe production will benefit days in jail, giving him credit taken much meadow land, Lady of Victories and Arlington. Others elected at A. Davis, chairman; Color ^The College of Insurance for the four days he had al­ as has industry. Temple Beth-EI in Jersey this time were: Irving E. Corps, Leo Moran, Scholarship Fund. Tickets ready spent io jail. N.A. KniMem Tonight Every little bit helps. It City will be featured in the Rogers, Faithful chairman; Sick-Disabled: may be obtained at the “Hold him overnight,” Bi­ Comptroller; John T. was suggested by the panel Concerto. Henry Wojcik, chairman, college bookstore. vona told police, "give him Keenan, Faithful Scribe; that everyone stop littenng, lhe fifty-voiced Memorial-Shrine; William T. Miss Barszczewski is North Arlington Emblem November 27 at the Elks breakfast and drop him off at pick up litter, save Tor Ber gen-Hudson Choral Joseph A. Davis, Faithful Lapsiey, chairman. * studying for a Bachelor of Club 297 will hold a Lodge. Serving on the the town line." recycling and use recycled Society and a large Inner Sentinel; and William Business Administration meeting and social tonight arrangements committee are This is the customary thing m erchandise. If any professional symphony T. Lapsiey, Faithful Outer The Assembly’s first degree. She is sponsored by at 8 p.m. at North Arlington Mrs. DeAngelis and all past to do with vagrants deposit legislation or new roads or orchestra will accompany Sentinel. anniversary ball will be held the Home Insurance Elks Lodge 1992, 129 Ridge presidents of the the problem elsewhere industry is threatening the both works. The entire James *E. Ferriero and December 4. Tickets may be Company in the five year Road. Mrs. Rose DeAngelis, organization. Tickets are But what of the next com- Ecology, write to your ensemble will perform from Frank Di Trolio are the ob ta in e d fro m any cooperative education president, will preside. available from any club munity’asked sociologists. legislators. There seems to the sanctuary of the chusch Faithful Navigator and Assembly officer. program. Secret pal gifts will be member. And what of the man himself, be a great apathy, especially and will be under the Faithful Captain, Applications for A graduate of Queen of exchanged. / The next regular business they ask. among adults. Everyone was direction of James Davis, respectively. m e m b e rsh ip in the Peace High School in North Plans have been meeting of the Emblem Alienated, friendless and urged to do his part in the the musical director at Ferriero has announced Assembly are still being Arlington, she is a freshman completed for the club’s Club will be held December without funds, such a man preservation of our country. Qtieen of Peace. the following committee accepted. at the college. annual anniversary dance on 2 at 8 p.m. at the Lodge.

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Goral, Tw o Significant N am es sympathy and condolences Admlnlsrator Valley Brook Ave. & Travers PI. would be more readily 54, of 385 Page Ave., during our recent No. Arlington, L y n d h u rs t, Rev. Ernest G. Lindner, Pastor bereavement at the funeral Rutherford Office: 295 Travers Place attained and would be more Lyndhurst, who died in Another familiar South Rutherford. She is of Nutley; and a sister, Mrs. Sunday Worshio 10 a.m. K o f C Phone: 939-2134 of our beloved husband and Mail 319 New Y o rk Ave. secure in our keeping, if Veterans Hospital, East Bergen figure died last week survived by two sons, Dr. Earle (Dorothy) Cameron of Lyndhurst. 9:15 & 10:45 Worship father. Alfred C. Caprio. Services sought in Soul.” Orange, after a brief illness. when Mrs. Ruth Hyatt Burke Richard H. Burke of St. Petersburg, Fla. 9:15 a.m. Sunday School We* especially wish to LATTER OAY SAINTS OF First Church of Christ Born in Jersey City, Mr. died at Passaic General The funeral was from JESU S C H RIST ST. M ICHAEL’S R.C. thank trie clergy of Saint A.E. Starks, Pastor Scie ntist, Cor. East Goral lived here for the past Hospital after an illness of Hohokus and Edmund R. the Diffily Funeral Home Services Every Sunday at the CHURCH Michael’s R.C. Church for Adoniram Masonic Temple. Rldqe RoSd & Paqe Avenue. Pierrepont & Lincoln 25 years. He was an Arm y two months. Burke of Andover, Mass.; Monday, with Mass at 321 Sacond Ave., LyndhursL Avenues, Rutherford, N.J., their comforting words, and 10 " - - • • veteran of World War 11. He Besides being a woman of five grandchildren; a Sacred Heart Church, holds services at 11:00 A.M. to the staff of the Nazare fr.1 *2(nthony F. Bogdztewlcz belonged to the East End great charm, accomplish­ brother, Bennett W. Hyatt Lyndhurst. Fr. Martin Silver Everyone is welcome. Democratic Club. ment and beauty Ruth Memorial Home, Inc., for LYNDHURST HEBREW Sunday Masses: 7, 8, 9, 10 their kind and efficient CENTE R and l l : i 0 a.m. Surviving are his wife, the Hyatt Burke bore a name Patsy Ristaino 333 Valley Brook Avenue, Weekdays Mass. 7, 7:30, THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN C ard s O f T h a n k s services. batween Ridge Rd. & 8:00. 7:30 p.m. Council on CHURCH former Stasia Sableski; two that was doubly significant. Patsy Ristaino, 78, of Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst Carlstadt sons, Thomas of Hasbrouck As a Hyatt she wa$ the Bereaved Caprio Family Rav. David Brown Cantor Ministries Rev. William Doxsey, Minister 543 Third St., Lyndhurst Study: 431-9582 2nd T U E SD A Y SUNDAY— Heights and Donald, with member of a family that Homa: 935-0744 7:30 p.m.. Church School 9:15 a.m. — Church School died Oct. 9 at South Bergen Board 11:00 a.m. — Worship the U.S. Army; a brothel was active in civic and Hospital, Hasbrouck VATH Deeming it P O L fT Z -D u rm g our recent WEDNESDAY— Service Youth Fellowship — 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Sunday Evening Michael of Rutherford; and religious circles. For many Heights, after a long illness. impossible to thank all in time of bereavement many ODIST CHURCH 1st Choir Rehearsal — Thursday a sister, Mrs. Veronica years her mother taught person we wish to take this Stuyvesant and Tontine Aves. T H U R S D A Y - Evening. o Until he retired. Mr. words of consolation and Rav. Norman Smith, Pastor Women Society Tractenberg of South piano and* organ to Ristaino was employed as a means of expressing our encouragement fell upon 207 Tontine Ave 438 69?B Service 2nd & 4tt GRACE EPISCOPAL Jersey. THURSDAY— C H APEL 44 Bolling Springs generations of. Lyndhurst mason in heavy industry. He most sincere and heartfelt our ears. Every one wae very 1 p.m. Mothers & Pre-School Avenue East Rutherford, N.J. Funeral services were youngsters. She was organist OUR LADY OF MT. Children Interim Vlcer-Rev. George R. was a member of the Heavy thanks to all our relatives, kind and we wish to thank CARMEL PARISH 3rd SA T U R D A Y Dawson held at the Waldo J. for Sacred Heart Catholic & General Laborers Union, friends and neighbors for all who helped make the Church — 149 Copeland 7 p.m. 3-F 9:30 a.m.—Morning Prsyer Avanue near Riverside Avenue Second and Fourth Sunday Ippolito Funeral Home, Church many years and few Local 472. He retired 13 their words of consolation funeral of cmr beloved Ractory— 197 Kingsland Ave., 9:30 a.m. — Holy followed by a Mass in St. weddings were solemnized at Willow Avenue Communion First, Third and years ago. Born’ in Sorbo beautiful floral tributes and husband and father a little Phona: 935-1177 ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Fifth Sunday Mid-Week Michaed’s Church. that did not take place to Serpico, Italy, he came to many spiritual bouquets at easier to bear Rav. Edward J. Hayes. Pastor CHURCH Lenten Service Every Rav. Henry Naddeo, Assistant Stuyvesant & Forest Ave. Wednesday 8 p.m. her music. the United States as a boy. the funeral of our beloved Our special thanks to the Sunday Obligation Masses: Lyndhurst. N.J. Anthony Lospaluto A teacher, Mrs. Burke Saturday 6:30 p.m. and Rev. Coval T. Grater. Rector His family first settled in husband and brother, Ernest clergy of Sacred Heart R.C. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 8, 9, 10, Office Phone: 438-5668 became the wife of Dr. Vath. 11, and 1 2 rrbon. S lIN D A Y - IMMANUEL LUTHERAN Pennsylvania. He lived in Church and to the staff of Weekdays Masses 7;30 a .m . 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion CHURCH Anthony Lospaluto, 64, Edmund Burke, who Jersey City for 50 years and Special thanks to the the Nazare Memorial Home, and 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion, East Rutherford, N.J. Confessions— The Rev. Rudolph Blum, of 244 Clinton Ter., became successively clergy of Sacred Heart R.C. Inc., for their kind and Monday thru Friday after Church School Pastor Lyndhurst, died Oct. 2. principal of the high school evening Mass: Saturday, 3 to 4 9:15 a.m.—Sunday School came to Lyndhurst 20 years Church for their comforting efficient services at the 11:00 a.m. Holy 9:15 a.m. and 10:45 p.m. Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday A retired truck driver, and then superintendent of ago. He was a parishioner of words, and the staff of the funeral of our beloved Baptisms— Morning Prayer. 2nd 8t 4th a.m.—Church Services S u n d a y , 1 p . m . by 8:30 a.m. Sunday on NBC Mr. Lospaluto, born in schools. He died in 1950. Nazare Memorial Home, Sunday and W FM E at 3:30 p.m. Sacred Heart Church. Anthony P. Politz. appointment 1st M O N D A Y Italy, came to the United A teacher in the Inc., for their kind and Devotions 8:00 p.m. Vestry Surviving are his wife, the Bereaved Politz Family Monday, 7:30 p.m. T U E S D A Y - States in 1919. He had lived Lyndhurst and Nctfth former Concetta Colacurcio; efficient services. M iraculous Medal Novena: 3:30 p.m. Brownies JOHN WESLEY CHURCH in Lyndhurst for 40 years, Latin chant sung at English WEDNESDAY- East RutherfordLNJ. Arlington School systems three sons, Jerry of Jersey Bereaved V e t* Family Mr. Lospaluto was a Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. St 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, until her retirement, Mrs. City, John of Fayetteville, Holy Communion member of the Columbus Anthony Novana. Rev. M.C. Laugstan, Pastor Burke was a graduate of N.C., and Adolph of Marti agec Club. Contact rectory well In 6:45 p.m. Family Choir Rev. Jack Conway, Asst Newark State Teachers Rutherford; three advance 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir Pastor Surviving are a son, Lewis' College. She earned her Religious Instructions — 1st F R ID A Y - 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School daughters, Mrs. Anthony W ILL O U G H B Y -W e take The test of sincerity is of Bloomfield; a daughter, M a ste r’s Degree in 3«?5*pVn*r *Cho°' Wednesday 11:00 a.m. — Morning Celia and Mrs. Edward this means of thanking our willingness o f an S A T U R D A Y Worship Dawn of Lyndhurst; a 9 :0 0 p.m. A lc o h o lics 8 :0 0 p.m.—Prayer Service Education when she was 53 Aranguran of Jersey City, relatives and friends for individual to do something Anonymous (Wed.) brother, Danief, sister, and years old. She was a native R E E D M E M O R IA L H O L D D A Y S — and Mrs. Jospeh Motisi of their kind sympathy and without compensation. Sunday, Nov. 21 As ahnounced three grandchildren. His of Lyndhurst, living there floral tributes at the funeral ST. JOSEPH’S R.C. CH U RCH Lyndhurst; two sisters, Mrs. h4S A.M. Bible School classes wife, the former Ida Petti, for 59 years before coming of our beloved husband and Jor all ages. Hackensack St. and Hoboken died five months ago. Louis Della Rosa of -M". Morning Worship Road. East Rutherford, N.J. to Rutherford 10 years ago! father, James Willoughby. Protect Our Pets Quest Minister: The Rev. WESTMINSTER UNITED Rev. James O ’Donnell. O.F.M. The . funeral was Bloomfield and Mrs. Emil Wallace c. Mar Win Nursery and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Justin Eccher, O.F.M. H er husband, formfcr Ruegg of New Milford; 14 Special thanks to the Rev. Joseph M. Bvrni. O.F.m. conducted Friday from the and Homeless Infant care Is provided during The Rev. Lee R. Bundgus superintendent if grandchildren, and three clergy of Sacred Heart R.C. tha morning service. Rev. Michael Judaic O.F.M. Nazare Memorial Home, Animals Inc. Thursday, Nov. 18 T«‘Shon.“ 3£?92*««msglvlng Sunday — |*fm o n : •*‘Thanksgiving, month at 2 p.m. Both mothers 201 939-3000 Again7 -by Rev. Jerry Davis. and fathers are required to meke C n lg Care at 9 only. an appointment with a priest to WEEK-DAY SCHEDULE: register their ch id and to Tl»un. 11/18 Choirs rehearse: receive necessary Instruction. Westminister 7 P.M., Chancel 8 f WT 11/19 Trustees Meeting, coN^EaBroNs- Dependable Service Since 1929 CtNirch Parlor 8 P.M. Cub Saturdays and evenings of Scouts Pack Meeting, Parish Holy Deys and first Friday, N M M 7:30 P.M. 4-5 p.m. and evenings after Tues. 11/23 Choir reh'earsal, Mass 7:30 p.m. WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR 1972 Wesley— 6:306 :6 0 “P.M. “ MARRIAGES— Wed. 11/24 Interfaith Should be arranged with the NAZARE Thanksgiving Eve Service - 7:30 Priest at least 2 months In advance. QRACE LUTHERAN Memorial Home Inc. CHURCH 223 Ridge Road, North CHRISTMAS CLUB 'S»URCHUl-'S EP'SCO-*U •#1*2^83° Church Phone: Sunset Avenue and York Road JOSEPH M. NAZARE, Mgr. Parsonage: 998-7140 North Arlington, N.J. Rirsonaga: 998-7140 The Rev. Frederlk Fox, Sunday services, 9:30 a.m. Pt lest-In-Charge 403 Kidge Hoad Lvndhurst. IS.J. Sunday School, 9:30 s.m. Office Phone: 991-7252 Rectory Phone: 991-3137

E ast R utherford DIVIDENDS Enjoy the great pleasure or shopping With ca sh -n o t cre d it-n e xt Christmas. Open & an Equity Christmas Club and enjoy the triple pleasure ol cash for gifts plus a beau­ W aldo J. Ippolito tiful crystal-like candy dish Free plus liberal dividends. vC arlstfadt Funeral Home Consider this gift suggestion for the younger folks this Christmas. Instead of a gift that is a passing fa n cy-give a savings account for the money. It may be the start of Christian Science Healing 8 m u RRC H T A D T B * p T ,S T Are Given’1 Nurserv Cara Is of a fortune. / Carlstadt, N J. ^ o v k le d during the Sunday Frj“#r, Pastor 425 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. I 1'?®, t " 2 v r r ° rihlP Service The R EA D IN G RO O M Is »>45 a.m.— Church School T E M P O R A R IL Y located at corner of Lincoln and East P A RL'TON HILL Pierrepont Avenues In the CLASS 50$ $1 $2 $ 3 $5 $10 METHODIST CHURCH L Churcir building. Open 4 3 8 - 4 6 6 4 waiiiunt o n Avenue, Hven East Monday through Saturday, Rutherford 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and TOTAL $25 $50 $100 $150 Run9»V„ fPastor Wednesday evening at 7:30 $250 $500 f *45 a.m.—Sunc.unday School p.m. Closed Legal Holidays. _ 1* 1 ‘ : 0 0 ••m.—Churcha.m.—Chu School A u th o rize d and approved Communion Sunday - First literature on Christian Science DIVI □ENDS PAI DON Sunday In month PLUS CON1PLETED C LUBS 8M R I S T METHODIST j^»d—K|UM Main a St. i East° 9 Spr,n9* Rutherford, Ave. What makes happiness P A R O W H**^Jong Kim. Pastor available? An answer to thi* question will be examined lsrilcesa'm*~ mlng wor,hlp Funeral Home 11:00 a.m.—Church School Sunday at Christian Science church services. SERVING e v e r y r e l ig io n £ ' R 5 T CHURCH OF QUITY SAVINGS CHRIST, SCIENTIST Scriptural selections in Corner of Lincoln and East the Lesson-Sermon entitled h e n r y s . p a r o w AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plttrepont Avenues DIRECTOR Rutherford, New Jersey “Soul and Body” will S U N D A Y — Service at 11:00 include these words of VERNON KEARNY a.m. Sunday School at 11:00 185 Ridge Rd North Arlington SUSSEX'- WANTAGE O fflC I Christ Jesus: “And thou Route M , Swssei Professional Bldg SI3 Koerny Avenue 5® 3N E S D A Y - '/< Mile Morfh el Vernon Valley ffl-0101 » il meet I no at 8 . 1 5 shalt love the Lord thy God 177-8117 M l p.m. At Which Testimonies with all thy heart, and with '• I ■7>-ai*t Thunday, November 18,1B71 LEADER Piga 11

DOTTIES C Y O G iH s Bears Show H ow T o L o s e C orner on Sports Once again Lyndhurst did This is going to be called the year Lyndhurst figured out W in A g ain Crusaders of at least a share everything but win. And new ways of losing football games. . . .Anybody who saw of the Passaic Valley J this was against East Conference championship. the Bears lose to Passaic must have decided Lyndhurst On Sunday, St. Michael’s unloosed its whole bag of tricks. . .Not so. . .It took the Paterson, champions of the They finished with a 4-0-1 Coa^lT W in^ifi Smashup Seated quitesensatiorr ltfst C.Y.O. girls competed again Valley Conference. East Paterson game to show a new wrinkle. . . .Popping the record. Passaic is 3-0-1 with week when he appointed Mi^f Stagestruck Appleyard, the in the Annual Bergen ball up for grabs, Lyndhurst let the smallest man on the A fte r pushing (he one game left against Late in the third period, a veteran dramatic coach of his school, as assistant football County C.Y,0. Bowling Crusaders all Over the turf East Paterson team grab the ball and make off with the Clifton on Thanksgiving 21-yard screen pass from cotch. Tournament, Senior last Saturday before a W PIX Day. Frank Buono to, Frank game. . . .At that point Lyndhurst was handing East Division, held at Feibel’s in “The kids have showed a weakness on playacting,” said television audience, Lyndhurst, now 1-4 in Dally put Lyndhurst on the Paterson, which has clinched the Passaic Valley Conference Teaneck. The giris won the Coach Win-Win. “They don’t seem to be giving their work Lyndhuret fumbled the ball the PVC, played a strong crown, the shellacking of its life. . . .Lyndhurst was far and “Parish Trophy” and also Crusader 24. The Bears got the full force of their personalities. This makes for a bad and allowed an East game. It outrushed and away the superior of East Paterson which managed to beat individual trophies were as far as the ^even where show, you know. The fans expect the best of our boys, not Paterson lightweight run 50 outpassed the winners. Clifton, Paterson Kennedy and Passaic all of which gave given to the following: they faced a fourth-and-six only in playing but in acting.” yards with the winning East Paterson drew first Lyndhuret the knock-knocks. . . .Maybe it takes television Barbara Dulinski, Vivian situation. Quarterback The team was visibly moved by the coach’s indulgence. touchdown. blood early in the second Buono flipped out to Dally “Gosh, coach,” said Tom Brokenose, the big fullback.” to bring out the best in Lyndhuret. . . .Last time on T V Machcinski, Karen Cross, East Paterson won 13 to period. Late in the opening on an option play, with the I ’m glad we’re getting some coaching. I never felt right Lyndhuret beat the daylights out of Clifton. . .And on Stephanie Kobilinski, and 5.v, period an East Paterson latter just making it to the when I was congratulating the quarterback for throwing a WP1X Saturday Lyndhurst definitely was the better team. Sharon Rockwell. Vivian Glen Durr recovered a drive was stopped at the one for the first down. Joe good pass, or jumping on halfback when he made a Machcinski also son a Lyndhurst fumble at the . Ihe W P IX show may seem costly at first sight. . . .It Golden Bear four. Barbalaca went off right touchdown. Something seemed to be missing.” trophy for “High Game”. midfield stripe with 1:27 requires that a scheduled game be played no matter what Lyndhurst was eventually guard for the score, but “Sincerity,” said the coach, nodding. “That’s what was On the same day, our remaining and raced for the the weather and it calls for a 10 A.M. start. . . .This keeps forced to punt from the Gleason’s conversion try missing. Sincerity. A lot of times all your back-patting out C.Y.O. boys played “Flag deciding score. Tony down the crowd and the game is almost a certain money three and Jeff Gleason’s was wide to the left. there seejned forced. We’re going to try to get more Football” and came in tied Zappala added the extra loser. . . .On the other hand, the benefits are incalcuable. . boot slid out on the 12. sincerity in it.” point kick. Two runs by Doug .East Paterson showed up splendidly as a nice, pleasant The Drama Coach Arrives. The victory assured the Valentine advanced the ball Miss Appleyard was received respectfully by the players. suburban community in which it would be a delight to live. .It was advertising at its best When you have the They gathered around her and listeied solemnly. Cresskill D ow ns Becton Miss Appleyard had skinny legs and no chest. But she luck to have good weather and two good teams playing Struggling for its first could have been Jane Fonda, such was the attention paid evenly matched football you really have something. licking. Cresskill scored on with a score in the final victory of the season Becton by the bruisers. .Marty Glickman and Aubrey Lewis, who team up to do the its first offensive series, a seconds of the first half. “Look,said Miss Appleyard briskly,” if you are going to almost made it. Almost. 77-yard three-play drive. Hard-working John broadcasts, do a superlative job and add much to the do it out there yo u ’ve got to do it ri^ht. At the invitation of But on Saturday, Rella bolted for 11 yards Trabucco capped a 30-yard excitement and color of an already powerfully attractive Cresskill handed the drive with a one-yard Coach Win-Win I watched two of your games. You were sport! and Chuck Benjamin picked dreadful. ” Wildcats an 8-6 up two more before Kevin plunge. Trabucco set up the Although the team had won all its games the players Lyons teamed with John six-pointer with a 10-yard hung their heads. They acccpted the lash in the right spirit. Fasciotti on a 63-yard jaunt. Cressjtill preserved its They knew they were wrong. B o r resen P lagues I ikings touchdown pass. lead by nailing quarterback “When an end misses a pass,” said Miss Appleyard,” he Charlie Rusconi on the If A.J. Borreson, the only Czerminski early in the final overall and finished just whacks his hands together. He looks disappointed. But Lyons, who missed the extra point run. player in Bergen County period. The Vikings were conference play with a 6-1 does he feel disappointed? That’s what is important. 1 don't last three games with a The Wildcats had an who uses initials instead of a hampered throughout by mark, good for second place go for method acting. But you’ve got to put everything into hamstring pull, hit Fasciotti opportunity to take the lead f c r>[j fe/tfcd 145 yards in penalties, behind perennial champion it. When you miss a pass I want you to jump into the air first name, had remained in down the middle behind the early in thc third quarter which time and again Glen Ridge. North and beat your arms in a frenzy. I want you to fall to the Ly n d h u rst whew he Wildcat defense and the after forcing Cresskill to TOYOTA NUTLEY' stymied their offensive Arlington finished its turf. If you land on your back, kick your feet. If you land belonged North Arlington speedster went the distance. punt from its end zone. thrusts. campaign with a 2-5-1 126 Washington Ave. on your stomachs beat the ground with your hands. Feel it. would have a beautiful Rella skirted right end for Becton took over on the 23, The Blue Devils upped overall mark, 2-4-1 in the Feel it. Do I make myself clear?” upset victory over an 8-0 lead. but surrendered the ball to * 661-3400 ' Wood-Ridge. their season’^ record to 7-1 conference. Becton closed the -the Cougars at the 15. Miss Appleyard looked directly at Toay Skin and bones, But Borresor's dad, the big left end. He had missed four passes in a row. He had Ma^or John Borreson, "SHOP RITE S GOVT GRADE ' P L U M P O VEN R EA D Y cried a little. And he had put his head on the quarterback’s moved out of the old shoulder. But Miss Appleyard regarded him with scorn. township where he was “A lousy show,” she said. Skinandbones, who was center-captain of the chosen on the all-stars, nodded miserably. champion Lyndhurst How to do it. football team, and settled in “Listen closely,” said Miss Appleyard, “ I’ve come into Wood-Ridge. TURKEYS this game late in the season and I don’t have the time I need So did A.J. to drill everything into you. So listen and learn.” TOMS And A.J. handed it to 21-24-LBS Capt. Punch Foot, the burly 6-5, 230 quarterback glared North Arlington Saturday. at the team. Of course, A.J. had some “ Lissen and learn,” snarled Punch. help from the officials: “Thanks, Punch,” said Miss Appleyard. “But you need 3 7 ° They called back two North help more than the rest. Y o u ’re the quarterback. Y o u ’re the Arlington scores. key. If you don’t show your emotions plainly the crowd Rip Collins and the North will think you don’t care.” A rlin g to n fans were absolutely lived. “When a player misses a pass I want you to leap in the air Peter Eckmayer and A. J. 4 3 ° 3 5 ° and point bitterly,” said Miss Appleyard. “ When a man Borreson accounted for the misses a tackle I want you to whack him good. When a B lue Devils’ scoring, player makes a good play I want you to be the first there to Eckmayer tallying on runs congratulate him. And just don’t clap him on the shoulder. of six and 17 years, and S A U S A G E T BUTTERBALL TURKEYS Just don’t pat him on the butt. I want you to go all over Borreson on a nine-yard MFflT I 21-24 LBS 17-20 LBS 1016LBS him. Kiss him. Rub him up and down. Make him feel that scamper. Russ Compesi he’s accomplished something. That’s the kind of stuff that completed two-point impresses the crowds these days.” conversion passes to Wally US *1 GRAOE 3 ,V n 1 S 45*: 49c 55c Miss Appleyard paused. Helmer and Pete Staley to Winesap Apples “I wonder, 1 wonder..” complete the scoring. MO FANCY M O RE M EA TS A T LO WER PRICES! Miss Appleyard was bemused. Then she shook her head. Joe Marques tallied the Delicious Apples “I thought,” she said hesitantly, “we might bring the only touchdown for North FIRST CUT U S D A CHOICE cheerleaders into this. After a good play one could come Arlington, hauling in a Florida Oranges 36-yard pass from Ed m ir out and kiss the player. Something jazzv like that.” Calm erias Grapes Wf STERN CHUCK STEAK Irish Win In Surprise B o s e P e a r s IDAHO U S *1 TASTY 4LEAN BONELESS The surprising Queen of Baking Potatoes Calif. Steak 7 9 ' SIRLOIN Chuck For Stew • 8 9 c 1)1 *1 GRAOE BONELESS CHUCK FOR POTTING OR BRAISING Peace eleven took a piece of White Onions the Century Division JUICY P o t R o a s t . 8 9 ‘ STEAKS Beef Short Ribs . 7 9 ' parochial championship e n j o y Sunkist Lemons U S D A CHOICE SHOP BITE CRY-0 VAC SMOKED Sunday by whipping FRMH Shoulder Steak . *1*® Pork Shoulder * 4 9 ' Cranberries M l09 Immaculate Conception 28 CUT SHORT FOR BROILING CHUCK POT ALWAYS TENDER LEAN AFRESH. to 6. h e a l t h f u l CALIFORNIA The victory gave the Q.P. R IB S T E A K CALIF. ROAST GR0UNDCHUCK lads a 301 tie with St. BRUSSEL Cecilia. SPROUTS John Shindle paced the a r t e s i a n 1 0 7Q c winners with touchdown F r o z e n F o o d S a v i n g a PACKAGE M jb runs of 40 and 4 yards. He B R E A S T S (with ribs) LEGS gained 130 yards on 14 w a t e r carries. WINGS J ? , , Glen Peccoraro raced 25 CHICKEN PARTS______LIVERS. 5 9 * yards in the opening period From our ow n Groceries W hy Pay M ore? ______for the first Q P score and pollution- free also added the two-point deep artesian wall* conversion on a pass from SHOP-RITE CORN ICRANBERRY SAUCE Nick Costanza. In the second quarter, Shindle CRt AM ST VIE stepped off his 40-yard SHOR-RITE GRADE A" CAULIFLOWER OM 3 s i scoring sprint. GREAT MOUNTAIN Broccoli Spears 51>fc' 9 9 c SHOP RITE COFFEE C 4 SLICED ft HALVES'vfuOW CLING SHOP RITE Immaculate got back six ub Q Q c can* ^ points in the third period Lightener 8 lir«. $1 Diamond Walnuts 55c Peaches 4 Arlesian Water BIRDS EYE ^ WHY PAY WORE > FARM FLAVOR WHY PAY MORE ' GREEN GIANT when Lou Ralioppe broke 24b loose on a 60-yard runback Cool Whip 2.’*99t Mixed Nuts Pfc9 99c Niblets Corn 5 S1 Crystal clean...and rich in OCOMA HEAT tSERVEMB WHY PAY MOBI > CHOC* FULL O' NUTS WHY PAY MORE » PINEAPPLE of the kickoff. S ] 6 9 In the last quarter, nature’s healthful m inerals Fried Chicken « $139 Coffee Dole Juice v£ 25c Alt VARIETIES BIBOS EYE INTERNATIONA^^, ^ ^ SHOPRITE m SHOP RITE Shindle scored from . the four and Joe Sales took a U se It for every drinking Vegetables 2x79° Fruit Cocktail 4 9 9 " Pineapple Juice £ 25* D elicatessen Dept. Bakery Dept. 30-yard pass from Phil •nd cooking purpose. H e a l t h A B e a u t y A i d a In O ur D airy Case Costagna for the final TD. SI! Peccoraro again picked up the conversion on a pass, 100% Pur* this one from Costagna. CREAM I uzttlino a No Fluorlda* CHEESE I HAR Elected • No Chlorlno John Tuzzolino of 9 • No Dotorgonta Carrie Rd., North Arlington, a No Salta Ad dad WITH FREE TOY TOOTHPASTE has been elected first vice 2 5 c I 8 s5 SHOP RITE BIG BUY SANDWICH president of the St. Peter’s Crest FRUIT FLAVORS SHOP RITE _ . „ REGULAR OR THICK Nf GUL AB OR THIN HI N0W IN ONE-WAY MOUTHWASH B a c o n shop-rite 5 9 ' College chapter of Alpha Yogurts 6 *1 White Bread 3 *^,95' Phi Omega the national NO-DEPOSIT BOTTLES SHOPRITE ^ - - ALL MEAT OR ALL BEBEEF E > ,J-#I SHOP RITE BAKED LARGE • SIZE Scope all varieties ; — service fraternity. LOTION DANDRUFF SHAMPOO Apple Cider 39' Bologna OSCABMAYEB *‘l 0 3 Fresh Pies - 55 N r tfw Oraat Mountain Daahr COOPER'S YELLOW OR WHITE ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF , % CQC SHOR-RITE ,, . _ Elected with Tuzzolino Breck One Fra n ks smopriti »*• o y ■war you phona Spread Slices 'ir 59‘ Potato Chips .•745 were Daniel Millard of 59 G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d i s e — Appetizer Dept. — Seafood Savings — r ' Ice Cream Deot. ~S Oark Ave.. Jersey City, 4 7 2 -6 9 0 0 DOMESTIC SHOP RITE PREMIUM president, Roger Martoken Straw Broom .9 9 ELIZABETH YORK of 234 Lexington Ave., FOLDING METAL COLORFUL PATTERNS SHRIMP CHOPPED 26 30 TO A LB. 41-SO TO ALB Jersey City, second vice ICE BROOKDALE ARTESIAN WATER Tray Tables -99* president; Roberto Lozada SINCLAIR DINO HAM $199 $139 CREAM of 191 Duncan Ave., Jersey CERTIFIED LAB ANALYSIS ■ Ib ■ Ib City, treasurer; Anthony Motor Oil sl 99s - g a l l o n Liberto of 132 W. 29th St., Odor No Objectionable odor Magnesium 11.00 Color 7 0 — APHA Platinum 61 70 TO A LB container Bayonne, recording Cobalt Standard Total CNromtum 0 00 >anty Hose -7y 7 9 c 99< Taste No objectionable taste Nitrates 12.20 secretary and Michael Turbidity 2 00 Jackson Units Sulfates 250.00 Mahoney of 913 Clinton pH 10.00 Phosphates (Ortho) 0.00 PtIcbs sffwetivs thru Sat-. Nov. 20. Mte * -*«arva thB right to limit quantities Not rasponsibla for typographical arrors. St., Hoboken, corres­ ■.p.m. Chlorides 60.00 Iron 0.00 Floundes 0.00 ponding secretary. Manganese O.UO I Total Dissolved Copper 0.00 Solids 360 00 Calciun} 227 00 Total Hardness Sodium 238 00 or SHOP RITE of Lyndhurst Working is an art which 53 00 14 Crains THIS WATER MEETS CHEMICAL STANDAR0S FOR DRINKING WATER P0TA- many people fail to BILITT HAS EXCELLENT TASTE. 000*. AND CLARITY appreciate. Valley Brook and Delafield Avenues . ' ! J C . ;*■ - 4 Thursday, November 18, 1971 Page 12 LEADER

— StOCKHOtOm Booster Dinner For Athletes DIALOG LEGAL NbtlCE StapHan K. D lawra l«M1 Crat- Bivona Warns Defendant NOTICE cent, jamaKa. Niw Yack I143S (Continued from Pioe 41 NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN Lind* Ng Uwta. 143-13 fer*Mn« C/«s«.n. Visibly irked at the 23. She was stopped on that tha foltowln, -proaoijd Jamaica. Naw Yarfc 11439 Ordinance wat Introduced ana ■ Uao*. 20 I IS* *»"•• Apt sja te m e n ts o f J. h e Fern Ave. about 12:15 in National Family. Life patted on flrtt reading at a m. New?#* 1133* - N-orth- * - -A rm ^o .’a ^ ;EdUP*Uon and ga« up w^jnd rffortfor meeting of tne Board of Health defendant, Steven Proe, 1 the morning going at a high Director^. k it untrue that of the Borough of East k. N»w Yarfc. 10013 liberty Street, Little Ferry, rate of speed on a wet, football and cross country the boosters Club. program it begins at 6:30 Msgr h i* associates from Rutherford, In the County of OmmW Y Tanv SI Catharrna Straat A * t. Berger. New Jersey, held on tho Naw Yarfc. New Y*rfc 1003* charged by Officer Mileski hazardous road, according athletes will be honored affair « the ■nnutl fall program. v Sex Informition And 4th day of N O V EM B ER 1971, Thamai C L tevN. 14 Hannr Straat Apt W v . 23 at -S a fi' Cario’s «POrtr dinner de.igned to P.M in d op IS Naw Yark Naw Ya.lt 10003 with parking on the wrong to Biondi. After a Education Council of The and that said Ordinance will be taken up for further Wrfcam Snj 1744 Manraa Arranwa, Iran. side of the street, Lyndhurst conference with the girl’s Restaurant, Lyndhuret, by reward the athletes who p U.S. (Sfe C U S) and is an consideration for final passage Naw Yarfc 10457 at the meeting of raid Board of Jafcn Yarii Win* Wan* 1*4* -79th Straat Municipal Judge William L. mother, Bivona suspended advisor to Amer. Assoc. Of Health to be held at Its meetlna Apr 14 Sraafclyn NawYarti 11314 Woi Mrn, Wane. l447-79tl« Straat Apt IB. Bivona postponed Linda's license for 30 days, Sex Education Councilors room In the Borough Hall. East Rutherford, New Jersey, on tha Sraafctyn Naw Yarfc. 11314 judgement last Thursday. warning her not to drive ( A A S E O ? la it untrue that 2nd day of DECEM BER. 1971, Ha.ry 0 Uw, SO Sayord Straat Niw Yatfc. at 8:00 P.M. o’clock, or as soon Niw YaHt 10013 He put off the case until during that time. He also Dr Eleanor Hamilton thereafter at said matter can be Ob|ay officer when pleading Not Guilty (C E A SE ) and as their epared foods. one time, he was manager of. 'S e:ciTIO t i < N 3:' No mobile food Thomas Biondi with careless was told he could file an secretary take full or other vehicle engaged both the resilient and carpet in the business of sailing cooked driving on the night o f Oct. appeal within 10 days. re s p onsibility for or prepared foods In the order departments. Borough of East Rutherford researching and writing the shall operate within said Born in Harrison, he lived Borough without first having article and endorse the obtained a license to do so. in Kearny for 40 years ANTI POLLUTION AND BEAUTIFICATION veracity of the assertations. Such license shall be issued by before moving to North the Board as of January 1, of LYNDHURST JUNIOR WOMAN S CLUB If Msgr McHugh really each year and expire on Arlington 20 years ago. He COMPLAINT BUREAU December 31 of the yaar In denounces this expose he which Issued unless sooner and his wife, Alice, own a P.O. BOX 273 LYNDHURST, N.J knows there is recourse in revoked by the Board of Health summer hotel at the Jersey C IT IZ E N ’S C O M PLAINT and shall ba good as to only one law* Insulting, indeed Msgr., vehicle. No person shall be shore and will move to CUSTOM MADE SHADES ellgibia for raid license unless this I caft*t help. While 1 am satisfactory proof and Belmar in the near future. STORM WINDOWS-STORM DOORS not a prominent monsignor certification Is submitted to the Complaint^- JALOUSIE WINDOWS-JALOUSIE DOORS Board of Health that Its base of on the national scene I take operation Is not located Date- AWNING WINDOWS offense when you insinuate anywhere not equlppad for commissary food. C o r r e c tio n ALUMINUM AND RBERGLAS AWNINGS I am a prefabricator or a SEC TIO N 4: All applications Location for the Issuance of or renewal of liar. I tire of people who a license shall ba made to the VENETIAN BLENDS WASHED AND REPAIRED denouoeep.renul .bUil* Board of by Haaith on forms to ba In the list of Optional Name and Address of person making complaint and tnradc the pirenti ,„ d M r M to «ucit organizations credited with information respecting the lights ta primary educators vehicle - - to- ba so used — and the helping in the succeas of of thei{ children especially identification responsibility and Higher Education Night at Help us to make Lyndhurst a safer, healthier, more law abiding habits of the owner HUDSON & BERGEN CO. When flife educator’s bible is of said vehicle. North Arlington High attractive community by being a spotter of PO LLU TIO N ; SEC TIO N 5: Each applicant JUNKED VEHICLES; UNSIGHTLY AREAS, compose^, of research by for a license shall supply the School, inadvertently DIAL 991-2708 b e h a vto tiil "scientist Information requested on the omitted was Knights of U N H E A LT H Y C O N D IT IO N S!! (In cooperation with the application In full and verify Its KEARNY sexologist and pollsters. correct new by his oa«h or Columbus Queen of Peace Lyndhurst Health Dept and The Commercial Leader 437 KBARNY AVE. affirmation and thereafter fie newspaper) Msgr. 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News O f South Bergen's Beautiful People

Seasons, where they serve High Scorer the most distinguished, and then it was back to the Forum again as boss man. partially-sighted. Harold Now he is at the Tower Herb Falkenstern rolled Daiker rolled 107 in the two Suite. And its bon appetit 226 in two games in Light games high for the to the discriminating diners Brigade bowling last week totally-hlind. of the city. scoring highest fc* the Jim lives with his wife and two children at the Bathhurst address. Mom M o rriso n prepares— and serves---the meals.

Daughter For A. Hufnagels

Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Open 0*117 ,:®° A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Hufnagel of Carlstadt, are ■at. 10:50 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. the parents of a third daughter, Elaine, born at RESERVATIONS Hackensack Hospital, 1:19 a.m. on October 27. HONEYMOONS Elaine joins two sisters, C R U I S E S Deborah, 17 and Lorraine, T O U R S 12, also two brothers, A I R L I N E S David, IS and Daniel 7. James Morrison Mr. Hufnagel is public P A R T Y P R ESEN T-Se ate d at the head table at the 25th anniversary banquet of the P A C K A G E S relations director for the Polish-American Woman's Club of North Arlington are, in the usual order, Mrs. Helert STEAMSHIPS Henry P. Becton Regional Schultz, past president; Mrs. Helen Senkowski, banquet chairman; Mrs. Bernice Ziemak, In tho few free hours airport suffered three the club's first president; Mrs. Frances Schultz, current president; Mrs. Kay Czaya, past High School CONTINENTAL {■njnyr-l hy Jim Morrison of successive crashes It was president and mistress of ceremonies for the occasion; Mrs. Helen Sanecki, past pr»sid«m; TRAVEL AGENCY R.ithurst Avenue, North closed down for si* months and Mrs. Estelle Macis, banquet co-chairman. Standing in rear are Congressman Henry t t t 8tnyveo*uii Av*. 10 Ktdge K County Sheriff Joseph F. Job. Another guest of honor. Mayor Edward Slodowski of North i !int t»f the television set. York Authority, Arlington, was not present at time picture was taken. !t is 3 ( that moment a far. flint-hearted in most things, ! !• cn t'rom the Tower liked what it saw in the The Greater Beneficial .VJIttf Restaurant, New fledgling operators. The Union will hold a public 'i oik. ne of the most posh mammouth authority Harvest card party Monday o 1 the elegant eating houses decided to give the evening at 7:30 p.m. at the S e r v e acQ m i^csgw m gclu rkey t New Ydrk. restaurant a chance. It did. O ld Heidelberg, 235 Vri.l Jtin Momson knows And never regretted it. Paterson Avenue, East l- a to enjoy his free Restaurant Associations Rutherford. . . S e r v e a cB u tterb a ll! because he spends so went on to bigger and Mn. Gars Sadrianna is fr.’Ch tune helping others bettef things— the Four chairman with Danny It’s for your peace of mind, lust t v v theirs. At the tower Seasons, the Forum, Charlie Walther, co-chairman. The knowing that your Butterball will Brown's, the Trattoria, come out of the oven tender, juicy Suite, of course Morrison is group will meet there and delicious That's because Butter­ manager gf the Charley O ’s— name it and Sunday afternoon at 3 USD.A ball bastes where you can't deep r tablishment. the Restaurant Associates o ’clock to complete plans. down inside. To keep it moist and Ihe lower Suite is has it. And don’t forget mouth-watering, no matter how G R A D E 'K you cook it. lasted atop New Yorks Mama Leone’s. lime-Life Building, close by Jim Morrison began his Butterbails come in all sizes at Grand restaurant career with the Bingo Parly Union Big ones little ones and Radio City Music Hall. It is TURKEYS inbetween sizes And we have lots of a restaurant where those British Railways at the age For Jr. Women them One that's )ust right for your who can afford the best of 15. Jim can still Thanksgiving feast. Choose your .Like their families and their remember gouging a dinner Butter ball from Grand Union It's clients. ITiey pay well. And Swift’s Premium turkey for cooks out of a newspaper cone The braille department of who know all about turkeys And t ey want the best. loaded with succulent fried the North Arlington Junior especially for those who don't I hat is where Morrison potatoes~the famed chips Woman’s Club held a bingo c jmes in. He sees to it that of fish and chips. party Saturday for guests there . is continuous IASTE0 ' j / s & ^ In 1957 Jim made his from St. Joseph’s Home for service— and good, good way to the United States the Blind, Jersey City. j / 'S s v / 7 / j service. That is what Tower and got a job as a waiter in Department members Suite promises. That is what STANDARD BUTTERBALL Restaurant Associates They provided transportation for th*- patrons get. That is why liked what they saw. He the guests to the meeting lowei Suite is one of the OYSTERS bacame a captain at the room at Keamy Federal FRIRH IOC AL FOR ITUMINO Most popular of the chic Forum and had to learn Savings A Loan Association, K-rstaur.ini Associates how to wear a Roman toga. North Arlington, where the Gulf Shrim p "lint operations. He was front man at Top of party took place. Gifts Associates got Restaurant the Fair, the World’s Fair donated by the Juniors were Littlenecks < !t to a shaky start a operation. He managed given as prizes. Homemade PLUS BLUE STAMPS generation ago with the Charlie Brown’s one of T A ’s refreshments were served. Newark Airport’s Newarker most successful, which plays Mra. Stanley Novicki and Restaurant. to crowds in the Pan Am Mrs. Jay Natalino are FRUIT Butterball Hen Turkeys”" ! 55' A few months after Building. 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K a n e S p e a k s Last of The Red H ot Lovers l.ym lhursl At

By Beverly Murphy \ l t u n l i m b r o o k O n Education When a man has been find out the hard way. thing. The same thing, Ihe Lyndhurst Parks follows Prime Rib Dinner faithful to his wife for 23 First, one must be Dept will sponsor a bus ride At it’s November 10th incidentally, that Barney is with cocktail - $ 1 1 . 0 0 Youth of today. Presiding at years, is he entitled to just after, but again doesn't get. to the Meadowbrook for Dinner with meeting at Adoniram cards for C A R E . Each dollar discreet. A motel seems too Chickqn the meeting was Mrs John one extra-marital fling? The second visit to Mom's dinner and show Hello cocktail- - $9.00. Temple, The Woman’s Club per char purchases sordid, so he picks his Roes, president. At Playhouse on the Mall, Dolly starring Sheila Mac Ihe bus will leave from of Lyndhurst heard Eli twenty-seven pounds of mother’s apartment as the apartment also ends in International Relations Paramus, the question is Rae. I his wonderful musical thc Parks liept. at 6:15 P.M. Kane, Superintendent of, food for CARE,recipients. perfect spot for the failure. , Chairman, Mrs. Michhael posed in “Last of the Red is based on the play “ Ihe Lyndhurst Schools, speak Thru the Social Services rendezvous. You see, she . Number Mums out to be on Dec. 15th. There are Russin, will again have Hot Lovers,” with Sid Matchmaker” available - so on Education and the department twenty-five pair goes away on certain me worst cn all She’s his only 40 tickets charge of sale of Christmas of sox were donated to Caesar as the middle aged afternoons to do volunteer wife’s best friend, and she I) e c ember I 5th, please call our office - Boystown of New Jersey A guy who decides that it’s work. There’s a slight doesn’t let him forget it Wednesday evening Is ‘the 438-0060 to reserve your donation was also made to about time he joined the problem as Mom always Between sobs at the- date planned for the bus seat as soon as possible. the Federation’s Penny Art sexual revolution. comes home by five o ’clock, awfulness ot what they’re trip I ransportation will be ONIY L Y N D H U R S T Fund. The Neil Simon comedy but lovers have to rise above planning to do, she clutches provided by the Parks R I S I I) I NTS M A Y On Tuesday, November rolls in all the moods and such minor details. her pocketbook and puts Department bus. Cost is as ATTEND. 16th, an Art Symposium humors as it moves along. His first attempt at an him through the third S a n C a r l o will be held at Douglass We see Caesar as Barny affair fails miserably. He degree on whether there is College for Federation Cashman, a prosperous picks a gal who’s as eager as one decent person lett in Dance Troupe members. seafood restaurant owner he is. Even more so. She’s a the world On one thing R e s t a u r a n t Plans were made for a who feels that life, at least customer at the restaurant they can agree. His wife Christmas party to be held in the sex department, has and she digs Barney Its They part friends. But a at the December meeting. passed him by. He’s had just strictly a physical attraction lfriend isn’t what he’s I n i \ e w n r k Guest speaker will be Mr. one seedy little experience though, and she lays it on looking for. LUNCHEONS & DINNERS and that in his youth. Sandor Beke. his subject - the line. Romance is out Three strikes a/ld you’re Newark Symphony Hall Kenneth M. Gibson will Reaching the decision that "The History of Stained and let’s get on to the out. Barne\ calls the wife opens its l ‘*7| l l>72 serve as official host for the Personalized Catering For Every Occasion virtue isn’t all it’s cracked Glass.” business at hand. Barney's and suggests a cozy International Artist Series concert and reception on up to be, he attempts to Twenty-four hours of bubble bursts. He’s repelled afternoon at Mom’s place with a performance by the behalf of Symphony Hall, find what’s out there for the 3 Private Banquet Booms service was given by club and the whole bit fizzles while Mom’s out with the African dance troupe of taking. l arlier in the day, the members' to the South before it even gets started volunteers We wish him Sierra Leone on Monday. Sierra Leone dancers will Now don’t get the idea Berger^ Mental Health Prospect number 2 luclj, as the curtain tails November 22, at 8 p.m. present a special program that this is supposed to be a Cenfer in mailing it’s second doesn't work out all that the would be swinger who Ihe 34-member African for school children. That ; ...... hop in, hop out of bed annual report. well either. As bizarre as never gets the chance to troupe, which features the performance drew one of experience. He’s looking for Hostesses at thc meeting they come, she’s always swing, and all three of his traditional music, dances, the largest advance sales in 9 3 9 -9 0 8 3 som ething that he’ll were Mmes. Philip Quinzer, having weird experiences. intended conquests are and folklore of one of the history of Symphony remember forever...just one (.lotted Mondays Arthur Weismann. Lewis Barney is just another one absolutely top drawer Africa’s oldest kingdoms Hall student concerts and is perfect afternoon. Edgecombe, EdwaTd Kelly, in a long line of happenings. Elaine Hyman ;ls the hard (now a republic), is making completely sold out. F ra n k Reynolds and Breaking the pattern of a She spends the afternoon and cynical woman <*t the its first visit to the United I lie Sierra Leone concert nice but not terrific life isn’t Andrew Saar. -telling Barney how the men world. Jill O'Hara as the pot States since being named is the first of six in the all that easy, as he comes to in her life are after just one smoking kook, and Dons best dance ensemble .it the International Artist Series. Robert^ ^ moralizing 1964 World’s l air Remaining dates are best friend give sparkling Members of the Sierra M stislav Rostropovich, performances that rate Leone mission to the United cellist, December 12; Dave ALL THESE CUTS OF BEEF special prizes Nations will attend the Bruubeck. February 6; To 1 om Porter goes conceit and a - reception Dame Margot Fonteyn and credit for the direction of afterwards as honored the Natiional Ballet, Allm ii T H 8 § 8 Bh e e i t f /Z K U BUYZ anow 5 and * * save > this fun show guests. Newark Mayor I ebruary 28; Joao Carlos PrieuS%telS% Z . Martins, pianist, March 12;, Springs: $402,000 and Carlos Montoya, t>law etilin§pricit . guitarist, April 9. Boiling Spring** Savings plan in reverse Instead <1 Ihe Sierra Leone concert and I oan Association this paving interest to boriow will also serve as a preview week is distributing approxi­ d u r i n g B r a n d monev for the paunent of of a Black Cultural Series to mate^ $402.1 *K) to 2.02* bills. ( hristmas ( lob mem be presented by Symphony area families who have I veil Hall during January through U nion 's sp ecta cu la r bcrs have the monev to pav preparing lor the hohdav sea­ May of 1972. That series cash, and usuallv more than son through the association's will encompass as many Christmas Club. William I* what thev ac'uallv saved be facets as possible of black cause Boiling Springs adds HIT King, president ol thc m performing and visual arts, dividends to the completed stitution said todav these fig­ and is the first ever ( Ii.bs." ures represent a continuous scheduled by an American interest in tins tvpe til ac­ Boiling Springs Savings' concert hall. count. l‘ >7 2 ( Iub now is m the pro- Tickets for the Sierra J" I he Christmas Club con­ BEEF LOIN $1 AO cVss ol formulation. King Leone concert are priced at tinues tn be a popular w.iv to added. Me said the present S3. $4. S5, $5.50 and $6.50 Sirloin Staah » I09 R ib R o a s t defer the annual pavments ol econom ic climate will and will be available at the the hohdav season. King propablv produce i laiger box office up until concert B E E F LOIN F IR S T CU T said “ It is ,i time paunent ( lub for 1972 time. 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Abbott N am ed N e w s : f r o m t h e Y ea r’s R ealtor

N o r t h Realtor William S. p ro gra m , under the Abbott, of Lyndhunt, has chairmanship of Albert been selected by the South Rubin, Newark. A r l i n g t o n Bergen County Board of Tge community service Realton as its realtor of the award program originated in year community service 1 1955 under the L i b r a r y award winner. cosponsorship of hi J ARB KAY HANCOCK J Daniel H. Van Winkle, and the Franklin Capital President of the local Board Corporation, Newark. The North Arlington for children, ages 6-10 of Realton, said that Honora* realton for Public Library, 180 beginning 1:30 PM William S. Abbott ii one of outstanding efforts rendered Prospect Avenue, will have a November 20th. We will Soon to be evaluated by the process of materializing 36 regional winnen from their communities, civic Thanksgiving Story Time have stories and songs to the Middle State} at N.A., namely a radio the 39 local realtor boards participation which often celebnte the holiday Association of Secondary station. To be run by the comprising the New Jersey goes unrecognized. season. There is no limitvto Schools, North Arlington Journalism class. ‘W W N A ’ Association of Realtor The community service the number of children. High is in the process of L.H.S. has set aside a B o a r d s w h o a re Girl Scouts (Wonderful Worid of North construction o f a small award luncheon at the 55th The library is celebrating self-evaluation. A room in which all types of p a rtic ip a tin g in the Arlington) will be broadcast theatre in the room is annual convention of National Children’s Book committee from the M S A SS via the public address multi media equipment can The Girl Scout Council of planned, although very N J A R B at the Chalfonte- Week by having a story w il visit North Arlington system each Friday during be installed. The purpose of unlikely in the near future. Bergen County has 2,000 Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, telling period every next year and examine each the lunch periods, ir> the this room is to provide an and board members will girls waiting for the advice The Math. Club held December 9th wfll honor all afternoon November 15-19 aspect of the school, cafeteria and gym. Each opportunity for supply centerpieces for the and counsel of adults for "elections” for this years board winnen. Wil ham from 3-3:30 PM. All including curriculum, show will consist of taped self-enrichment in all forms tables. their activities. These are officers. Mr. Sandler, the Brown, President of the children are invited. N o age student activities, and interviews, music, news, and of visual aids as well as Mn. Yamelski informed Girl Scouts who cannot sponsor, conducts the club National Association of real limit. This year’s theme is a building condition. They talk. Members of the through literature. Teachers the board that the art begin troop activities until much like a class, and estate boards will present “ Read-In” so every one is will then rate the High Journalism class* will act as will have access to all teacher and the students adult leadership is available. officers are chosen by giving each winner with an invited to come to our School and make any the disc jbckeys, equipment and selected have already begun work for a test. The highest achievers engraved plaque and “ Read-In.” recommendations that may commentators, and students will be able to use the art exhibit which will Those willing to give their become officers. This announce the name of the We would like to remind be necessary. In order to engineers That same class the Multi Media Center on take place in the spring. services are asked to call the m ethod eliminates a state winner, who will anyone who wants to prepare for this inspection, also publishes a weekly their own. Girl Scout Council at popularity contest, which is represent New Jersey at the participate in Shut-In committees were set up newspaper, supplementing Recommended by the 845-4700 and ask for often the result of most National Convention next prognm to call the library, comprising faculty members the Viking Saga, the Middle States Evaluating recruitment. elections. Those elected are Sacred Hear I News year. 991-9335. _ in different areas to make school’s official newspaper. Committee _ two years ago as follows: President, Diane any recommendations to and advocated by some The day before the High Nicol, Vice-President, John The outstanding panel of the school’s administration teachers for many years, School breaks for Christmas Ahm uty; Treasurer, Bill The Parents Assn. will judges for this year’s contest that may be needed before especially Mr Richard Lees, vacation will prove quite Szymczak; and Secretary, hold its monthly meeting includes: Mn. George F. the board of examiners the idea has finally entertaining to the student Peter Falco. 8:00 P.M. Wednesday, Weinheimer, Jr., President arrive. Recently the Student materialized. Mr Lees. M.A. body. The Student Council The L.H.S. Bears put out November 17th, at the o f the New Jersey State Council took a part in these Biology, M.A. Geology, is a has arranged to present two a tremendous amount of Social Center. All new Federation of Women’s preparatory activities by science teacher at L.H.S. full length films. To the effort in their bout with memben are welcome. Clubs: John Kerr, Jr. appointing students' to serve and has had charge of twelfth and eleventh grades, East Paterson, which was Sd t H — e l HaMay Specials on these committees in ‘Wait Until Dark' will be audio-visual aids equipment televised on Saturday. They order that their suggestions shown, and the ninth and for several years. The held the East Pateraon may be considered. tenth grades will view ‘Wild program is in charge of Mr. Crusaders to 6 points until "THE FOODS FOR IIFI" Presently, there are seven in the Streets’. These films Pan tale, but a few other the final two minutes of the I m p u r to m » f O rfm i c Nttwrwl F— 4 s pnctice teachers at the High will follow the annual teachers are* helping its game. In the fourth quarter • Meats • Nalfry • Vltailm • . Oaky School. Their teaching Christmas program development. the bears tied the score at subjects include: English, spronsored by the Music M.A. Biology. M.A. 6-6, and with under two Math, Business, Industrial Department. A program will Geology, is a science teacher minutes left, fumbled the FAYE'S VITA FOODS Arts, and Physical also be prepared for the at L.H.S. and has had charge ball, which gave the 292 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, Naw Jersey Education. After sitting in Junior High. of audio-visual aids Crusaders the tie-breaking on a few classes, these The football season equipment for several years. touchdown, lt was their 935-4934 P “ Ca^aa---- I ie 0H M Aay , prospective teachers will ended last Saturday with a The program is in charge of only turn over and enabled I MaprfCMUai then actually conduct their loss to Wood-Ridge, 22-6. Mr. Pantale, but a few other East Paterson to triumph, *Moy 10-7 PM.. tatardoy IO-J P.M. ^ - - - own classes. Subsequently, a This gave the Vikings a teachers are helping its 13-6. two way learning process conference record of two development. will owult, student learning wins, four losses, and one Still in its embryonic from teacher, and student tie. stages, the multi media PTA teacher learning from QUICK QUIPS.. This center is severely restricted LYNDHURST experience. was the last season N.A. will by the lack of materials. play Glen Ridge and Mt The school has four film The executive board of On December I, 1971, Lakes in football, as projectors and record the Columbus School PTA - V S E H f e the Harlem Diplomats will conference members. After players, but the stock of met recently at the home of make their second June 1972, these two films is diminutive. It is president, Mrs. John appearance in the N.A.H.S. schools will join another hoped that the Board of Yamelski. The cake sale, gym, once again taking on conference... An assembly Education will allocate held on Election Day our faculty in a madcap will be held on Friday to funds with which materials outside the school, was a basketball exhibition. exhibit to the school how can be purchased. Another great success despite the our student government Sponsoring this event is the possible source of materials inclement weather. Viking Saga, and Varsity operates. Mr. Blanco will will be the donations of Plans for the teachers’ Qub. If the reader missed also speak at this assembly. . industries. But, as Dr. luncheon were discussed the Dips’ debut two years Basketball practice began on Polito, the principal pointed and committees were afo, they must not fail to Monday... First BB game is out, the program is still in formed to handle the event attend this one if he would Dec. 10 at Becton Regional its' planning stages and will scheduled for December to witness an hilarious High... The junior class is require several years to c u t 16th in the all purpose selling raffles for a turkey spectacle — o f basketball! accumulate an adequate room of the school. (The proceeds help to shoot... It it true Mr: supply of materials. “These Mrs. Margaret Guidetti support the previously Gerard’s baby daughter is things don’t come over will take can of mentioned clubs, anyway.) actually named Jugette?... night,” he said. The arrangements for the food Another innovation is in See you next week! PTA N. ARLINGTON Wilson your money in as soon as As-Trade in Specials Dorothy MacIntyre and possible. Jane Nolte Our regular meeting took Wilson School will place November 11 at 8:15 These quality used cars sponsor a Learning Festival p.m. The program for the November 17 through 19. evening was a discussion of Children will be allowed to plans for the building view material on November referendum. Speakers 17 and to make purchases included Supt. of Schools '64 Impala 5495. on November 18 and the Paul Jones, Anthony morning of the 19th. Blanco, high school Parents may make purchases principal; and David Klein, '65 Impala 595. at our regular PTA meeting principal of Jeffenon tonight at 8 p.m. The Mary School. Stewart Highland Dancers The referendum will get '67 Impala -4 door 795. w il perform at this meeting. voted on December 14. AH The five delegates who are encouraged to get out '62 Cadillac 495. attended the PTA and indicate their interest in !® new Cb- convention in Atlantic City the community and the last week were enthusiastic educational opportunities about this experience. They for their childreij. '64 Buick Waqon 495. attended two major A meeting of the P T SA conferences, one on ecology will take place November 17 and one on drug abuse at 8:15 p.m. in the high '69 Impala 1295. Reports wfll be given to the school cafeteria. All are nm imm, u n general membenhip, at a welcome to attend. future meeting. The fund raiser and '70 Ford Galaxy 500 1695. a t AN[> TRUST COM PANY OF KEARNY Washington fashion show held An executive committee November 12 was a huge meeting was held November success. A most enjoyable '69 Buick Skylark 1395. ■ rUDICTUAe rniB « ;------9 at 1:15 p.m. at the school. evening was had by all. Final plans were made for Appreciation is due Mn. WEEKLY our Christmas party to be Ernest Dentzau, president, '65 Oldsmobile LS Sedan 895. PAYMENT n »2 *3 *5 *10 *20 held Tuesday, December 14, for furnishing the lovely from 1 to 3 p.m. at the fashions. Thanks also are Starlight Room, Keamy. due Mrs. Gregory Vartan '66 Chryslei 895. a r a r •50 MOO *130 *250 *500 *1000 Mrs. Stanley Radziszewski and Mrs. John Gebauer, as and Mrs. Michael Kozuch well as all who gave so YOU are in charge of reservations. generously of their time, '66 Rambler Ambassadoi 695. 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offkas (or th* practice of m odicino 67 Cadillac 1 795. t o s t mmm u n from 294 Ridgo Road, Lyndhurst. AND TRUST COM PANY OF KEARNY The new office address will 461 KEARNY AVI., be announced at o later date KEARNY CAST NCWARK OFFICE: North 4 Hi St. at H ii L->-1— Dr. De M ayo May be Contacted ^CMIVWOU T/ L I----- 9 9 1 - 8 3 5 0 SOUTH KCARNV OFBC«: Centaal A v . w , , 3 b . i IM for the present at 438-2066 NORTH ARLINGTON OfHCf: b O Q t i Z r ^ mM tm mmM otrow iw su .A w a c o S S i A n w Thunday, November 18, 1871 LEADER Page 17

Add More your help? The number is L n i d h u r s t s S e m i n a r W -R Payout $532,000 489-6644 and calls will be Drug Charges Santa Claus taken day and night from now until December 10th. A luncheon and 9eries of workshops are on the program You can get a first name for Eyndhurst’s Recycling Seminar Day, scheduled in Additional charges of Wood-Ridge - The South Sammarco pointed " out fam ilies utilize Club Where will y o u find the and code number, the age possession of dangerous Bergen Savings and Loan that not only do Christmas accounts for purposes other needy children^ and older Lyndhunt High School Auditorium by the Board of and size of someone who Education and the Lyndhunt Junior Woman’s Gub. drugs - marijuana and Association’s annual Qubs ease holiday spending than paying hdliday bills, citizens struggling to live in needs your thought. Entided “Our Gifts and How We Can Save Them.” the cocaine — were signed Christmas d u b payout, problems, but “fully paid” Sammarco explained. He Bergen Couhty? You will program begia at 9 A.M. with registration. Speakers include against Joseph L. distributed last week, was in Qubs earn dividends adding said about one-third of all find them gathered once a Commissioner Walter Janowski of Lyndhurst and Ella F. Tarascavage, 26, of 348 excess of $532,000, something to the total Clubs funds are transferred year on the lists of Filappone, executive coordinator of the Passaic River Ridge Road, at 4:12 p.m. according to D.P. amount saved. He said the to regular savings accounts; Operation Santa Claus. TTicci's Coalition. Tuesday by State Police Sam marc o, president of the 1972 Club, now being another third is used to pay Sadly enough, prSject Narcotic Task Force institution. He said 2,671 Registrants, who will pay $2.50 to cover cost of the formed, will “probably be taxes, accumulated bills or workers report, thhe members after a search of individuals shared in the luncheon and other expenses, will attend the following larger than the one just to purchase specific items numbers are larger this year workshops: his home.__ Yuletide shopping bananza, completed.” for the home which have an of those facing the special D i n e r Tarascavage, along with largest in the association’s BASIC RECYCLING above-average cost, with the bleakness of Chanukkah or history. “This is strictly a “No Time to Waste” by Ella F. Filappone - HOW to get Michael D ’Errico, 22, of remainder, in all Christmas without a gift. Irvington and Mrs. Shelly convenience service,” probability, usecf for The Women’s Club of 113 Park the most out of what’s left, after we’re done with it! The “The past year has seen recycling age is here to stay: Are yo u? Kaplan, of Bay side . N.Y. Sammarco said. “There are “Yuletide gifting.” Emerson feel something can new records established in be done about the situation. T H E P A S S A IC R IV E R were charged with no charges for handling the Early enrollments in the Lyndhurst N. J. the amount of money saved Through their Social Service “Trips Around the Passaic” by Bfetty Little * Passaic possession, selling and account and no fees or 1972 Christmas Club now by the public,” Sammarco Chairman, Mrs. Charles River Coalition - A PANORAMIC tour from Yesteryear to intent to sell narcotics, and penalties aje invoked when appear to be ahead of those said. “The specialized Yesterday’s Waste! conspiracy to violate state a weekly payment is missed. opened $t the same time last Sullivan, they have called in Christmas Club gained » : « - 2 » 3 0 THE MEADOWLANDS narcotics laws Saturday The Club provides the saver year. Sammarco said that if for 40 young and old they substantially at the same “ How to Save Them” by Barbara Eisler - Pres. N.J. night after an estimated witji the amount of money the present pace continues, will gift this year. Closely time. More people than ever IC E C U B E S Citizens, Clean Air - Y E S , A M E R IC A , there is a $50,000 worth of marijuana desired when it is wanted the 1972 Club will following are the Emerson Meadowlands...Where? ...Right in your own backyard. Can was found in the trunk of before utilized the plan and most.” encompass more individuals Columbiettes who are ALSO you save them? the two men’s cars. long-time Club savers Surveys conducted by and result in higher dollar gift-adopting 32 children. increased the amounts saved -S Q L D H E R E EARTH SCIENCE The amount of marijuana Christmas Club, A distribution at this time Have you called to add each week.” * “The Good and the Bad” by Richard L. Lees * Earth and cocaine in the home Corporation, indicate that next year. was not disclosed. Science, Biology, M.A. - THE MAN-MADE pollutants are *m o t e I *a n d* re sta u ra n t coming are here! What are you doing about it? What can you do? A D V IC E F O R T H E Pack Leader to turn the pin $55,000 For H ealth C enter ' CONSUMER up-right upon completion of “Detergent Dilemma, Foods” by Consumer Action, The THEATRE their son’s first good deed. The South Bergen Mental Rutherford and Wall- Now! of New York - CONSUMERS, do you need advice on and volunteer work to keep Ten Scouts received Bear Health Center now has a ington each give $ 1,000 to the its activities under wav. what to do about the preservative, pesticide and detergent Badges, 10 Wolf Badges, and problems? budget of $55,000 per year, fund all earned Service pins. thanks to a $25,000 grant But most of the commu­ ENVIRONMENTAL Webelo Scouts received from the state, the organiza- nities which are embraced in EDUCATION An optimistic note is car­ their colors. Each Scout ttetLrevealed today in its sec­ the South Bergen district so “For Schools and Community” by Mr. Don Calderon ried through the entire report wore an Indian costume ond annual report. far have refused to contrib­ N.J. State Council for Environmental Education - T H E It is hoped that by 1980 the which each had made on his Lyndhurst is the biggest ute. R O L E of parents and teachers in educating today’s children center will have in operation own at den meetings, with municipal contributor with As a result the Mental on today’s environment. the comprehensive Commu­ the headband of feathers $5,000 and East Rutherford Health Center has pushed nity Mental Health Center and handmade moccasins. the next with $3,000. along, seeking contributions that has been envisioned. LAW, LEGISLATION Recently all the Scouts “ Law and the Environment” by Alfred A. Porro - and families enjoyed a Fun Attorney - C IT IZ E N S, learn how the law and legislation Day at the Lincoln School W illiam K oenecke Nam ed Coordinator various 1 ocations affect you and your environment. playground, highlighted by throughout the state. magic tricks perfc.med by Frank Vendola of William J. Koenecke of way. The organization will Mr. Koenecke is chief S e e k O ff ice-A p t. Lyndhurst. The food was 145 Midw ood Road, Glen direct particular attention engineer with the Metal cooked by Augie Angelicola Rock, has been named Glen to primary elections and Improvement Company, Seymour Goldman, and Bob Rock membership will endorse selected Carlstadt. Morronc. There were 16 coordinator for the New candidates. P e r m i t activity games for all ages. Jersey Conservative Union. The organization’s first Tony Celia, Dom & Jimmy The appointment is annual dinner will be held at DeLuca, Gene Keogh, Tony announced by Dr. Heinz F. 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 19, at Before the Lyndhurst railroad station there were Scardino, Dan Sullivan and Mackensen, chairman of the the Neptune Inn on Route 4 Planning Board is a plan to two churches, a funeral Joe Wujtowicz, Joe Walker, NJCU, which is an near the Garden State convert the old medical parlor, a five and ten cent Jo hn Morrella, Jerry autonomous affiliate of the Parkway in Paramus. office and home of the late store, 65 stores without Caggiano were in charge of American Conservative Tickets are available from Dr. Paul Liva on Stuyvesant off street parking, two games. Mr. Kelly in charge Union, based in Washington, the New Jersey Conversative Avenue into an apartment - plumbing contractors, and of Kiddie Land assisted by D.C. Union, P.O. Box 165, office complex. several apartment buildings. Mr. Salzone. The following The New Jersey Hackensack, N.J. 07602. For the property is He said since there is no mothers assisted Mrs. Conservative Union was Vincent A. Maher Jr., planned a building with six • parking on Valley Brook DeLuca: M riles. organized to make chairman, will make motel room apartments and and Stuyvesant Avenues the Anthony Celia, . Augie legislators more responsive arrangements for those offices on the ground floor. homes on Court and Angelicola, Seymour to the conservative traveling from a distance to John Dilascio, 567 Chase Livingston have cars parked Goldman, Angie Basso, viewpoint. A "rating system attend. In future years the Ave., who appeared for the in front of them. He said John Morrelli, and Feure for state legislators is under dinner will be held at contractors, said that such that ,he was against Zeioli. an ordinance had been permissive and spot zoning passed. George Woertz Sr., for nvulliple family fjO APPOINTMENTS building inspector, said that buildings. the zoning ordinance listed Mrs. G aud said that in set the amount of space to six-room apartments there Q. Can an employer decide FIRST LADY be covered as 25 per cent. would be children and the to take contributions from, Dilascio said that if this was only place they could play the employees’ taxable wages BEAUTY the existing ordinance that would be on Livingstoh for disability purposes on a he would conform to it. Avenue. DeCavidan said Private Plan approved as SALON Arthur Liva, chairman of that schools were currently noncontributory? the board, siad a special overcrowded and on split CALL M4 Kearny Ave meeting would be called to sessions. A. No, an employer cannot Mon. rule on the matter after the Paceli felt that there take contributions from the * * 1 - 9 8 0 0 Tuea, Wed. S PEC IALS employees’ taxable wages ordinances are checked so would not be enough space H a ir C at 1.50 that a speedy decision can for cars to enter one without obtaining prior be rendered. driveway, make the turn consent from the majority of A Set 2,00 Speaking on the request' and leave the other. Paul the employees. The employer Hair Cate* (ea— tote) 6 .00 were Commissioner Peter F. DeMassi, architect for would then have to submit Curcio, Mrs. Violet Gauci, Dilascio, said that there was this evidence of consent along Twa P lw w a Color (complete) 9 .0 0 Louis Paceli, 281 Livingston and quoted the footage. with an application for the Freeting (complete) I2.0C Ave. and Rene DeCavidan, modification o f the Private Permanent W are (complete) 9 .0 0 289 Stuyvesant Ave. Plan to the Bureau of Private Pack 89 Badges Curcio said that he sp^jk Plan for the contributory Mom Thurs, Fri. T il • — Tue.., Wed. Sal T# « bonus 40lbs!7% as a resident- in the area and feature Are Distributed 10t o ilit*, l chicknt as a minority member of the Board of Commissioners. He Cubmnter Daniel said that he had complained Sullivan of Pack 89 a year ago about allowing presented all new Scouts multiple dwellings in the with Bobcat pins which area because of the parking their parents pinned on and traffic problem there. their uniforms upside down. He said that from Valley Parents then were instructed Brook Avenue to the by Mrs. Dominick DeLuca,

From the people w ho m ake som ething small/ U .S. Choice H ind-N -Fore B eef Cuts Include* yoor fovorile celt: Porlerkeese 27S 31Sfe som ething big. • Sirloins • *y« R**ad »• um l*n e Top 1 Botton Round • Clefc Sleek* • Stew Beef • ** Sleeks I X AMPLE • tendon Iroil • P°t Roosts 2 75 lb» AT • Swiii Steeks • Gteond Remd .69 por Ib. 4 M onths at * 11 .8 5 —— ______U.S. Choice Certified Black Angii« Steak & Roast Orders 79 to * J'*//»•

OPEN SAT. & SUN. VOLKSWAGEN 411 I f r e e 10 A.M . to 6 P.M.l 4-DOOR SEDAN ^ s t o r a g e CLOSED WED ONLY O P E N D A IL Y c u t t i n g THREE COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN "SET 11 0A .M . to 9 P.M. w r a p p in g DIRECTIONS: 701 Riverside Ave., Lyndhurst WMU VOUVttIT From Eost Rutherford. Carlstadt Hutkensack (1 mile soulb of Route 3, Riverside Ave. Exit) Street south to Park DIRECTIONS: Ave Rutherford Drive From North Arlington Ridge Rood to Jauncey Avenue Left turn at ^irk Ave *o Riverside 933-S3S3 Jauncey Ave to Riverside Ave Make right turn at Riverside Ave Ave Lyndhurst about 1 About '/* m ile to plant mile, south, to plant LEADER Thursday, November 18,1971

Mrs. Harris On , O n Fra n cis o f A s s i s i Recycling A Sometime INJEA (Committee By Richard Rosa Tena Harris Nursery School PTA ha# ihstalled Almost eight hundred When Francis* life changed among all Christians. Roman the following officers for >ears ago. a young man. the and the life of the people of Catholic and not, and with Thing In Most Places the 1971-72 school year: so i of a wealthy merchant, Assisi changed. Clare's life - orders of priests, brothers, President, Mrs. Thomas er o>ed a life of total ease changed also. She decided and nuns doing various types Butter of North Arlington, ar I pleasure He had no re- that she. in the manner of St. of holy works. In L y n d h u r s t the recovering 5% of its garbage volunteers are holding a There is now a fint vice president, Mrs.' sp >nsibilities and desired Francis, would dedicate her A few miles from Assisi is recycling bins are 750 tons daily it would seminar on the subject. One tremendous recycling effort Thomas Brown of Kearny; nc ie He embraced a philoso- life to God. and so. she asked the town of Loreto. In this overflowing with unusually glut the recycling channels. of the questions to be in communities such as second vice president, Mrs. pl y of *eat. drink and be mer- Francis to accept her vows as town is a basilica known sim­ heavy deposits of paper, This country is so poorly debated is whether Lyndhurst. Rene D. Carrera of r> a philosophy enjoyed by a nun. Clare's desire to be­ ply as the Sanctuary of the cans and bottles. prepared to deal with waste volunteer effort is enough. But the volunteers admit Rutherford; corresponding m st of the people of his vil­ come a nun was not appre­ Holy House. The huge basil­ In North' Arlington a recycling that a really that that movement has yet secretary, Mrs. Anthony la e Recklessness and irrcs- ciated by her father, but she ica was built to preserve and fight is under way to effective campaign to What the seminar will find only attracted a minimal Bardino of North Arlington; pt isibilit) *a s his passion, made her decision. As the protect the original house of determine who will pay for recover paper, bottles and out is whether folks would response so far as the entire recording secretary, Mrs. ar j his god One day. as he ceremony ended and her vows the Blessed Virgin M ary insurance connected with cans would swamp every rather see government put community is concerned. pi *sed the Church of Saint were final, her father arrived Harold Mascatiello of North This house, originally located the recycling campaign. recycling facility. down laws on recovering What they are learning - D mian in \ssisi. ^ie had a intending to prevent the cere­ Arlington; treasurer, John in Nazareth, was carried by In Rutherford a move to It demonstrates the waste - whether it should and it is plenty - will be fe ling of being drawn into it. mony, but he was too late. F. Beasty Sr. of Nutley. angels from Nazareth to Lo­ establish a recycling center problem that has to be become mandatory to put put at the disposal of the U on entering, he knelt be- Clare led a cloistered life: a Mrs. Herman J. - Harris, reto. Here it is preserved as it is being pushed. done. papers and bottles and cans other conferes at the fc e a painted wooden cruci- life in which she did not re­ honorary president of the was when Mary, the mother But what of the other But the best information in separate collection kits. seminar fi f. As he knelt before the turn to the town but remained Kearny PTi t Council, was of God, lived in it. It is a communities? possible indicates that the ci )ss. it spoke to him. Christ the installing officer. in a convent praying. Her simple brick building and East Ru t her f or d , problem just isn’t being oi the cross spoke to him and bod>. dead for almost seven very small. In the sixteenth Carlstadt, Kearny, Little met. There are fine commanded him to rebuild hundred years, can be seen in The ceremony took place century , fearing that the Holy Ferry? ca m p a ign s su c h as C u r c i o A n s w e r s f-$s church This \oung man her basilica. It is blackened on November 1 at the units House would not remain N o action yet. Lyndhurst’s. Here there has fq^jnd that his entire life was by time, but it is not decayed first meeting of the year. standing of its own accord, a The Association of been a happy fusion cljanged when the cross spoke and remains totally intact. It Mrs. Alfred A Porro, marble facing was put on the American College Women between the volunteers - an h i him This young man was is truly another wonder of R u s s o out-going president, was outside of the house. The made a- survey of New organization called Ftancisof Assissi. God. for science can not ex­ presented with a past marble facing is decorated Jersey and found that only C.A .P.A3.L.E . - and Francis of Assissi returned Commissioner Curcio is saw through his fakery and p re sid ent's pin. The plain whv it has not decayed with sculptures that show 65 of the state's 567 township officials. They hi|me. renounced his wealth. replying to Commissioner incompetence. What kind of program for the evening, the life of Christ and the communities have recycling have worked hard together re$>enied of his past, and em­ Russo’s release of “thank an assemblyman do the presented by Mrs. Thomas Also, in the,/Basilica of St transportation of the Holy centers. Only about 10 and have achieved a you” for the repudiation of people of Lyndhurst have Butler and Mrs. Rene D. braced a life of poverty. He Clare is kept the wooden House by angels. Scientists percent. tremendous success. vs ore onl\ a coarse material a few destructive people in when 2900 voters supported Carrera, was entitled cross that spoke to St. have verified that its style and What is more, New Jersey Each day except Sunday a rii>e. no shoes, and begged Lyndhurst who seek to the Civil Service “Planning for Your Child’s Francis. Continuing to still composition is that which is recovery of usable waste section of the township lea his food High above As- create confusion and Referendum and he calls Play” and featured a display another church the Basilica only found in Nazareth dur­ amounts to only about 5%. public works yard on M|li|i dieare Ja series of caves, and dissention by submitting a them “that kind of of books and toys. Mrs. of St. Mary of the Angels, ing the time that Christ was A m iserably small Geveland Avenue is opened tdthese‘ these icaves he withdrew to Civil Service Referendum. element.** Does Charles Kirschner was there is preserved the little on earth. amount, you say? for reception of waste. pja>. Itiis difficult for a car to Russo was happy the voters Assemblyman Russo realize chirman of hostesses for the chapel where St. Francis re- Treading the sacred paths Wrong. Compared to There old newspapers, r«ich thhese caves that soon could see through “that that he only received 2900 social hour. . ceived the vows of St. Clare. of the saints, viewing the in­ other states it is a bottles of all kinds and became the Hermitage of As- type of element.’* votes as an assemblyman The chapel is small and the corrupt remains of St. Clare, tremendous job. colors and tin and and so it is necessary to Commissioner Curcio candidate, which is no more basilica is built around it. standing in the very house But it points up how aluminum cans are walk the winding din and actually states Commis­ than those who supported This chapel became the fa­ that Mary lived in, and being badly the recycling stacked each day. DOG OBEDIENCE stone path for a distance of sioner Russo was the one Civil Service. Commissioner vorite of St. f ra nets, rt is very in these holy places makes campaign is going. The volunteers man the almost two miles. Many pil­ who was repudiated, the so Curcio too wanted to thank simple as was his life. St. one feel the closeness of God In New Y ork where area. Much of the time 8 grims are walking this same called “F A V O R IT E SO N ” the voters who didn’t vote Francis also receded the and realize that He is won­ 25,000 tons of trash and depositors walk in and path that Saint Francis bim- lost the election in for Assemblyman Russo Week wounds of Christ during his derful indeed, and can do all garbage are generated daily throw in their papers, self walked many times. Lyndhurst to his opponent- because he is not qualified life and is most recalled for things. In God all things arc a fraction is recovered - bottles or cans by Course Along the way. I met two by 1400 votes. The people to be our assemblyman. this. He founded the Francis­ possible, but not so with man; much less than 5%. themselves. Franciscan Friars of the Ang­ can Order, which today is and man has difficulty ex­ But the truth of the Each day the recycling Name Cafaro lican Church of England spread throughout the world plaining the things of God. matter is if New Y ork began center To West Point $25.00 I ie> too were walking in the becomes better M e l M a n a g e r known. ENROLL NOW FOR p ith of their Father Francis, Frank J. Cafaro has been The Parks Dept. is f [>r St Francis is not solely a Qn Sautrday one man Dog A nd Cat O wnership drove up in a station wagon appointed district manager of sponsoring a bus ride for WEDNESDAY P.M. s int for Catholics, but for Metropolitan Life Insurance Senior Citizens to West and began dropping off. a C L A SSE S IN r an\ other Christians. The By Rose Cutone - ~ Company's Kearny office at Point Military Academy on or image of Sr. Francis is huge stack of paper and \ 655 Kearny Avenue. He suc­ Monday, November 22nd. s mplv a series of caves, Here in Lyndhurst we requires you to clean up wanted. If you do not want several cartons of bottles. NUTLEY ceeds Shelley Kaplan, who Buses will leave from the s nail, and cramped. It is dif- have at least 1000 dogs after your dog. ^ o u r pet any longer, and “My neighbor told me has been reassigned. Town Hall at 9:00 A.M. ALL BREEDS licensed and probably just A ll dogs and cats unless cannot find a new home for about this place,” said the f cult to pass from chamber Cafaro joined Metropoli­ it, if you ever have cared, or man. “ She read about it in 70 tickets a r * available. t i chamber for the openings as many unlicensed. Cats do they are owned by a breeder tan Life as an agent in Hack­ N. J. DOG COLLEGE loved, that pet you no the local newspaper. It is a Tickets will be given out on a e small and narrow. No not need licenses, so we should be spayed or altered. ensack in 1956. He was ad­ longer want, you will take God send, actually. I’ve Wednesday, November *>87-2393 c )ubt. all a part of the sacri- cannot relly know how If you need help in spaying vanced to agency manager in him to a veterinarian and become sick of putting 17th f x of the Saint. A small nar- many cats there are, we or altering your animal, Westwood in 1958 and to have him put to sleep, the papere, bottles and cans in r >w niche in the cave wall estimate in the thousands. contact Protect Our Pets Metropolitan insurance con­ s rved as his bed and a piece The ownership of an animal and Homeless Animals Inc.; kindest way without pain. the garbage I know iU wrong. I had a twinge of sultant manager in 1966. He Wind iMtriMflts 939-1290 c ' log as his pillow. A small entails responsibility, and 933-1174. Protect Our Pets and has achieved the chartered < lapel is there and a small anyone not willing to accept PO PH A also helps in Homeless Animals Inc., will conscience every time I did it. I excused myself by life underwriter designation Louis P. Pastor* c ning room, because it was thii responsibility, should locating lott pets: here are do this service for you of the American College of r :*t too long before Francis” not have an animal. the steps to follow, contact provided the owner pays the saying nobody else seemed to care. But this recycling Life Underwriters. f lends began to embrace his The following are the the police, leave your name, veterinarian’s fee, as we do Mule Teeeher center shows that other As manager of the Kearny i cw way of life. Before long, responsibilities of animal telephone number and not have unlimited funds. office, he has executive direc­ t ie Franciscan community ownership; Proper feeding, description of the animal; T o abandon in the streets a people do indeed care. It Conservatory Prep Courses shows that if we want to tion of a staff o f• five unit j rew and the people of Assisi proper shelter, that means if . contact POPHA; check with dog or cat that is no longer managers, seven insurance put our waste to good use Uvan t > change their ways of a dog is kept outside a the Animal Center in Lodi, wanted is an unspeakable consultants, 27 agents, and ? we can do it - if we just take 349 Mllkera Avenne Lyndhurst I ving. draw mg closer to God. house, it must have a good which services our area. Put horror, illegal, and subject clcrical force of nine a little time. Y o u ’ll see me * In the heart of Assisi are doghouse or similar an ad in your local to a fine. cvcral churches and basil- protection from the newspaper^ and check their Protect Our Pets and here every Saturday you can :as, because after Francis weather; dogs not to be lost and found ads to see if Homeless Animals Inc. is a bet on that.” ecame a saint, many others allowed to run at large, they anyone has picked up your non-profit organization, This may be the final om his town became saints, can be hit by an pet. Also if you have school staffed entirely by stages of volunteer work on n the beautiful Basilica of automobile, if they are age children have them volunteers, and we would recycling. It. Rufino is the baptism font female they can become listen for an announcement welcome anyone who will Whether volunteers can do • here St. Francis was bap- pregnant, if males they can in the schools. give willingly of his or her the job effectively. The ised also baptised here was impregnate females thus The majority of strays are time, or a money donation question is moot. This new belted tire will probably it. Clare The Basilica of St. creating a surplus of pets that someone no longer in any amount. Next month Lyndhurst rancis is actually three unwanted animals that have last more winters than your cat hurches each built above the to be K IL L E D . They can it her. This is the spot where also be stolen by it Francis built his first unscrupulous people who hurch. the foundation still will sell them to emains. and can be seen, laboratories, or if lost will tbove tins original, founda- starve or freeze to death. A ll ion is built the Lower Basii- d o p must wear a collar with 5 0 % O F F and on top of this rises a current license, and all on second lire when you buy first tiro ot regular price. he Upper Basilica. The two cats must have a collar with najor basilicas arc adorned proper identification. with beautiful paintings and Everyone is not an animal This tire is a real grabber —when mosaics done by artists of the extra miles of winter driving. lover; we must re peet the il comes to snow Deep wide-open THE MOBIL 12th and 13th centuries. It is There s a special deal on this re­ wishes of others; it is no treads carve thair own way SUPER TRACTION BELTH) markable tire at your Mobil deal­ in this basilica, that the tomb longer enough to curb your tnrough drifts, bite deep into hard- er’s right now So see him today packed layers to get you where of St Francis reposes. The dog, a Town Ordinance Size Firtt Tire SeconO rtre Fed Tan you're going. tomb is opened exposing only *70.14 $44 00 $21.00 12 37 Ask about our And where conventional tires f7SnM 146 00 $23 00 12 44 the coffin which remains uno­ COOK G7S.14 EXTENDED TERMS actually wipe off their treads on $40 00 $24.00 *2 6* with a Mobil Credit Cord pened. f7t*IS $46 00 $23 00 $2 6? the open road the Mobil tire's G78.I4 A short distance from the $40 00 $24.00 $2 SO We also honor Master Charge belled construction holds the BankAmericard. American Ex­ Basilica of St Francis is the grooves firmly against the pave­ press and Carte Blanche credit Basilica of St Clare. Clare at m en t- to give you ihousands of cards. one lime was the girlfriend of Francis. Her life, like his, was one of irresponsibility

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H S. TH E A TE R school shall be used in the various media and materials transparencies, 2 by 2 slides, center. A dditional in the school system and audio-type recording? and . the Cahill Racetrack, will behooves the 1. Desks and chairs from committee meetings, school^ Therefore, tlie has been in the Legislature As far as Hollenbeck is But the Republicans occupy their speech writers’ alert Director of the Center room No. 1 5 (typewriters in conferences, fliers, Director of the Center and for years. concerned therefore the run aren't moving that quickly. typewriters next campaign and her assistants to assist room 11 shall be moved to demonstrations, etc.) to her assistants must be able But it is not so much the for congress would be a There is another angle If time Som e • Republicans teachers in increasing their room 15 which w»H be the to produce or train teachers over-all nin made ' by m o s t s a t is f a c t o r y Helstoski were to take the think it might be wise to in fo rm teachers and k n o w 1 e d g e a b ility of room where the typing students of the latest to produce the required Hollenbeck that is creating assignment. measure of the best vote test its importance by communication theory and classes shall be held). developments in the materials. Often locally the excitement, lt is the Unfortunately political getter the Republicans running Hollenbeck with implementation and thereby 2." Audio Visual prepared materials, such as showing he made in the decisions are not based produced in the best the issue. curriculum and media fields, improve instruction. equipment now in use in the southern end of the county. upon dramatic potentialities Republican county of them as well as the availability of Hollenbeck led in all the or individual^ rewards. all, Bergen, where would towns. However, in Always uppermost ls what it that leave Helstoski. Lyndhurst he ran ahead of all will mean to ^the big The Republican admit it C o m missioner- issue - and in this case the would leave Helstoski in a Assemblyman Peter Russo, big issue is the gubernatorial beautiful position for the a longtime favonte there, in 1973 when Gov. Cahill is run to Trenton. and ui Carlstadt he beat out expected to seek reelection. T hu s, argue some Mayor and Assemblyman- lt is almost certain that R e p u b lic a n strategists, elect Harold Pareti who has Helstoski will be one of the might it not be the best been a recognized vote main contenders for the policy to trot out a political there. In North Arlington governor’s office. Helstoski warehorse who doesn’t have Hollenbeck ran ahead of makes no secret of his much chance of winning. L o u T rem ble, the a m b itio n There are Helstoski could run and win Republican favorite of that Democratic leaders who feel without making any big borough. that they can arouse the splash. Such a victory, it is Now the Republican latent but huge Polish felt, would leave him no leadership is trying -to American vote in New worse off than he is today. determine how best the Jersey, couple it with the And certainly no better. Hollenbeck power can be Italian Americans, and run There is one other item in harnessed for the greater off with the governor­ the Hollenbeck situation. good of the party. ship-even though it is Hollenbeck is the only And, naturally, the almost impossible to beat a outstanding elected conjecture arises that maybe governor for a second term Republican from the South Hollenbeck ought to be in New Jersey. Bergen area who has favored drafted to run aginast Rep. The Democrats say they the Cahill sports complex Henry Helstoski. can do it. They think if they and the Hackensack

be left overnight at a POLICE a political football. A n ordinance was householder’s request but (Continued from Page 1) adopted to provide for a items to be discarded should parlor, a real estate office six-inch main to be installed be left at the curb on and two churches in the to furnish water to the new regular garbage collection area between Valley Brook sh o p p in g center off dates. He asked-that tree and Ceurt Avenues. He said Deiafield Avenue. The cost branches and hedges be cut that of 436 families 100 of is to be approximately to four-ft. lengths and tied them have children. He $8,500. together. restated his objection to An ordinance amending Edward Roeschke asked having a large one-family the building code was Curcio to account for 75 house on Stuyvesant torn introduced, and public houn of work for an extra down and replaced by a hearing set for Nov. 23, at worker in the health office. 10-unit apartment complex the Commission meeting. The commissioner stated He said the ban on Janowski reported that the worker helped with parking from 3 to 6 a.m. town trucks will no longer senior citizens programs. forces autoists to park on side streets, and that some C A N D Y BAN Perry, who was present, who have driveways and (Continued from Page 1) replied, that he had called the County Board of Having com pany for garages park on the street requests were approved. because their garages are Elections and had been told Rowe then recommened the sales tables had to be Thanksgiving dinner used for storage space. that high school 100 feet from the door of Peter Ferriero, president administrator and town the polling place. To this or a holiday? of the Youth Charity commissioner, Thomas Mrs. Hendela replied by Organization thanked the Gash, be permitted three .again citing North Arlington Any gathering becomes an extra special occasion mayor for his cooperation personal days to attend the with the young peoole in when you serve sparkling Shop-Rite wines to convention of the League of complement the meal. You can choose among allowing them to hoU a MERRITT Municipalities. November a large selection of domestic and imported fund-raising dance at 'the 16-18. Board member Rizzo (Continued from Page 1) dinner wines and champagnes. Let the good Landells Memorial stated he was against this cheer flow! Shop-Rite for quality wines today! Playground. He then proposal because the complained that a effect of the blight which contract stipulated only two one must trudge through policeman had chased a personal days. To this Chair before he ever reaches our friend of his from a parking -man Row * retorted that place on Stuyvesant Avenue complex. Gash was not Covered under Mr. Merritt emphasizes and later chased the youth the L.T.A. contract to from his second space. Said that the time is “now” for which Rizzo was the Polito Road gateway, Ferriero, “I don’t think it referring. Rizzo then states and improvement, he points California Sweet Wines fair that the policeman that hospitalization was not SHOP-RITE ; out, is not the filling in of • Cm H*. Starr) Crua itonf I felt, chased him when he was included in the contract yet ' o n ~ i m i Matcitti +1 Umn Nrt. . 0 0 isolated potholes. It means T|M| Nrt ’ill) Skill Nrt only talking to me." Carucci Gash received it. At this screening, drainage, curbing, 1 asked who the officer is and point Smith gave his ■« $ 3 .3 9 a formal maintenance Ferriero said. “Mileski. of opinion stating that Gash as program and everything else CHAMPAGNE New Jersey Avenue.’ a commissioner should California Dry Wines Carucci then said. ‘‘By receive all the privileges of that goes with 2n'effective planned endeavor the way, Peter. his office President Carini J* Commissioner Russo and I entered the discussion “Within the past month Vi i" $ 1.65 were driving down stating that his opposition the story of Lyndhurst and Shop-Rite Kosher Wines Stuyvesant Avenue near was based on the belief that its enviable position atop a 1.05 Franklin School the other potential real estate tax llackfctrry, CMrry. Ceecsrl Malafa if an extra day was given to i I night and saw one of the one it would have to be goldmine has appeared in Mm . $ 1.8 9 i»i $ 3.4 5 park benches in the middle given to anyone else who major daily newspapers of the road. We had all we requested it. Scardino across the United States Shop -Rite Imported Wines _ FHtli Cfeiaati IH 1.29 could do to lift it back onto countered with his opinion Every prime market ava for Alcoholic Beverages are not sale priced .. e , _Q 00 t I the sidewalk. I wish you that the question was new occupants to the Theae are our Everyday Low Pricea! ^ ■**' **' *«»-VV would help influence the unique and should be Lyndhurst Offi<^e/Industnal young people not to do approved in Gash’s favor to Park has been covered by things like this.” establish the Board’s the United Press John Ruggiero, former discretionary power in such International wire service School Board member then cases. feature (the story was cited told of seeing two young A roll call vote was taken and reprinted in the mothers with children in and the result tabulated as Commercial Leader on October 7th). The New their arms trying to -cross five for the extra day Y o rk Sunday Times Ridge Road-, and youths (Haggerty. Rowe. Scardino, were calling them hames Smitfi and Senese) and four (November 7th) published a and setting at them while aj^inst (Carini, Przychocki, major feature article on the they were calling for their Scotti. Rizzo) ‘Jersey Meadowlands husbands to come and help The floor was then Making It', with a major them. Ruggiero said he opened to the seven portion of the story devoted aided the women but said attending citizens. Mrs. A. to 1099 Wall Street West young people should Hendela of the Franklin and the Lyndhurst dissuade their peers from School P.T.A. was Office/Industrial Park. vandalous and disrespectful recognized and related fp Articles on the Park are acts. the Board and citizens the beginning to appear in Carucci said that the CAP P .T .A ’s plans, which were major national magazines as Building is under repair and approved by the Board, to well as in regional should be completed before sell candy on election day publications,” Mr. Merntt Christmas. He also asked upstairs in Franklin School, says. that youth respect the at least 100 feet from the “Therefore, we must Landells play area and keep polling booths. She stated merchandise this exposure it in good order. Some that such a sale had been now while this national vandalism has been seen co nd ucted in North attention is being drawn to there. Arlington after the women the Meadowlands and to the The Board voted $5000 there investigated tlie Park We can’t chase the toward the South Bergen election laws and found that audience which is being Mental Health Center sales could be conducted at created by this publicity. A letter from the Garfield a distance of 100 feet from Lyndhurst has the lead; it PBA commended the the polk themselves ... She should do everything it can T 6 l E L I Q U O R S Lyndhurst department fo/ then asked why permission to keep it! Why should working against installing to conduct the sale other mimicipalities in the Civil Service. The president krescinded at the last minute Meadow v^ benefit by 425 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE stated that law inforcemenl by Town Clerk Perry after Bellem ead*? pioneering is too important to be made the candy had been effort which is located purchased. Within Tnis Town.” LYNDHURST, NEW JERSEY 07071