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Lyndhurst When Golembieski MINIT-ED Efforts of the Nixon haters to 53 Y ears O f disassociate the president from the (Eoim nerrial U m b e r remarkable record achieved in foreign affairs are plainly ludicrous — and show C o m m u n i t y up the haters rather than Nixon. Of course Secretary of State Kissinger has done a magnificent job. But his has been S e r v i c e a success made possible by the long, TEN CENTS Per Copy painstaking negotiations with Russia and and SOUTH-BERGEN REVIEW China. And those were undertaken by Mr. Nixon long before Kissinger began his Gulliver’s Travels. Vol. 53, No. 42 Second Clou pottoge paid ot Rutherford, N.J. Thunday, June 6 , 1974 Published ot 251 Ridge Rd . Lyndhgrjt Subscription $3 00 Pubh*hed Weekly Terry Shoebridge Makes Big Gains Strengths & W eaknesses Reports from Bergen condition because of Pines Hospital on the highfever induced by T h e state examinations were held two years ago. Now' the fourth conditon, of Terry measles, rallied late last grade students tested, are in the sixth grade. And the high school Shoebridge. the brilliant week. seniors are in the business world or in some form of higher education. high school sophomore The youngster-has been athlete, have been visited by many of his.high But t h e results remain valid since they were an indication of the encouraging. school friends during his strengths and weaknesses of our schools. Educators should welcome the illness They could not results as {winters to where work must be done to improve. Terry, who was in critical enter his room, however. These A re The Q uestions! 4th Grade" R eading Police Notes select a title for the story. 1. (9~) The Student is asked to 6. (74) Choose the word that May 25 — Another arrest H ackensack H o sp ital by find the ^word with the sam e “o” comes first in alphabetical order: for narcotics abuse took Detective Captain Everett sound as in rode from among: ship, share, sheep, shut. place in Lyndhurst when Golembieski. police were called to the aid 0 ‘Mealia, of 57 Hutton cone, pool, pot, som e 4th Grade Math of a man in a car in the St., 'Jersey City, was 2. (12) The word with the sam e 1. (20) $3.26 +.. $.14 $3.12, $3.30, vicinity of Webster late in transferred the following “ou" sound as in soup must be $3.40, $4.40. the evening. day to Bergen Pines found am ong: house, so, boot, top. 2. (22 ) 7x6 49 36,42,49,54. Officers T hom as Biondi. Hospital. After release 3. (29) The prefix “in” in Anthony Antiorio and Peter fromBergen Pines Officer 3. (24) 49 - ? 49 49, 48, 1, 0. Scotti responded and found Biondi placed a complaint inconsiderate m eans: very, more, 4. (40) Which is two hundred GOOD WRITERS. Winners of essay contest on “Patriotism” which was sponsored by the man in the back seat of of “ b e in g under th e n o t , m o s t . fifty? 215, 250, 2,050, 20,050. Lyndhurst Kiwanis Club are pictured left to right: Charles Callahan, president of the his car. unconscious influence of a dangerous 4. (33) The correct plural is: 5. (49) Shown four diagram s, the club; Philip Paul, It. governor of the New Jersey district; Joyce Lorfink first Identified as Robert* drug" against OMealia. childes, childs, child’s children. place; Patricia Pergola, second place; Jeffrey Goldman, third place. 0 ‘M ealia, 22. of Je rse y His bail was set a t $250 and student is asked to pick the one Photo by Hicks City, he was taken to the appearance in Lyndhurst' 5 . (56) A fter read in g a which shows a circle in a triangle. Municipal Court scheduled two-paragraph story about how 6. (50) Ann had 104 m arbles and for June 6. Sam and M arie buried a dead lost 5. How many does she have May 29 —■ Vincent pigeon, the student is asked to now? 99, 109, 159, 199. Hackensack Firm Says It N azare, 370 C opeland Ave. is in Bergen Co. Jail in default of $5000 bail set by This Is How They Perform ed Municipal Judge John C. Garde following an incident W ill Pay For Used Paper in a local tavern. ELEM ENTARY At 11:40 p.m . a ca ll came READING . 4th GRADE MATH by Amy Divine mandatory beginning July gather that you are in favor because the police into headquarters from The At Tuesday s Commission 1 Bruno and D ’fclia was of gambling. My views are department put in a late Sportsman Tavern at 744 meeting the contract for the only other bidder beside further supported by the bid and was given the car. Ridge Rd. reporting a fight Question # 1 2 3 4 5 6 t 2 3 4 5 6 collecting newspapers in Gaccione Brothers of fact that you have not done He had bid $60 for it. he in progress. When officers the township was awarded Coilrtodt * 3 0 8 4 9 77 9 ] 94.2 88 4 9 7 7 82 61 77 9 91 9 96 5 82 6 9 0 7 “ Lyndhurst to submit bids at anything about t h e said. arrived, a patron. Michael to Bruno an d D’E lia of Soit Ruthorford 69.1 the previous meeting of the organized gambling that He a c c u sed t h e Bonelli of 348 R idge Rd *9.2 67 5 8 5 ! 85 5 92 2 81 9 67 5 92.8 92 8 77 1 83.1 Hackensack The company C o m m is s i o n The has come about in the past administration of giving accompanied them back to Elmwood Pork had promised a firm $30 a Lyndhurst firm had offered year jobs to relatives and friends headquarters where Bonelli ton for the privilege of Gorfp.ld 86 4 67.1 55.3 873 78 9 91.2 83.8 *2 .) payment on a sliding scale No steps have been taken and forgetting old time lodged a complaint of 6 * 3 90.8 71.5 8 3 8 collecting the papers when of from $10 to $25. to sweep the bookies and residents who had given assault and robbery against Hoibrouck Hgti 85.5 79.8 7 2 6 *4.4 85 5 94.4 89 5 68.5 *6 8 95.2 87.1 8 8 7 the ordinance makes A police salary ordinance numbers boys out of Town years of service to the Nazare. lod separation of newspapers was introduced and will that have infiltrated from community as he has, in At 1:25 a.m . W est Hudson from other household trash Lyndhurit 86 8 73.6 58 5 *4.3 88 7 *2 5 8 8 7 8 6 8 88.7 have public hearing June surrounding Counties in the t h e volunteer fire Gospital authorities phoned *0.6 811 81.1 North Arlington Ii. The township employes past year. department pnd on the policy to notify them they *3 8 83 8 7 7 0 93.8 87.6 * 6 5 85 7 81.2 *2 * 9 7 3 85 7 8 7 5 salary ordinance will have had treated a Lyndhurst D r. L id d le I urge you to understand school board Ruthorford *2.5 86.4 ’ 8 2 0 '9I..2 91 2 94.7 ^4 7 man. William Black. 24. of 80.3 *4.3 94.3 83 8 *4 3 public hearing on June 25. th a t gambling b re e d s A woman who asked to 297 Ridge Rd.. and were Snddlf Brook 88 4 76 8 77 7 90.6 83 5 92 9 85 3 70 5 *5 5 92 4 768 8 7 * Is Counselor Public Comments . narcotics traffic. remain anonymous, about to release him Black During th e hearing of I maintain that you are thanked Police Wallington *1 * 87.8 71.6 94 6 86 5 95 9 85.1 6 0 8 86 5 90.5 78.4 85 1 w a s brought to citizens Former not performing your duties. Commissioner Smith for Wood-Ridg* headquarters by Lt. 94.7 86 2 77 7 94.7 92 6 9 6 8 90.4 7 * 8 9 8 * 9 6 8 85.1 B9 4 Mayor Assemblyman Peter At your inaugural — Just having Court and Matthew Brant. At County 90 7 80 7 75 1 924 87.3 93 5 84 9 93 4 J. Russo was the first to one year ago you promised, Livingston Street areas 7 3 * 92 7 81.6 87 9 headquarters Black said he address Mayor Senator and I quote, "to restore cleared of the hordes of Stot<» 83 9 70 8 63 7 86.6 78 0 87.1 80 2 68 7 89 4 85 5 74 0 had been in the Sportsman 79 5 Anthony Scardino. J r by honesty and integrity to the young people who used to T a v e r n when N a z a r e reading the following police D epartm ent. " congregate there until early attacked him with a razor sta te m e n t: Integrity has to start at morning hours making life and had cut him on the left It is public knowledge the top — that is within the These A re The Questions m iserable for resid e n ts of side of his neck an d on his that it was your vote in the Scardino administration.'' these streets but said "The index finger.
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