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10* Daily 20* Sunday Suggest O ne-W ay Streets By JOAN WIESSMANN A proposal to make one i » u n n , i u . i way streets out of two roads Vai. 2, No. 136 Matinar Publications Mon., March 25, 1968 extending between Green wood Ave. and Boonton Rd. in Mountain View will be presented to the Wayne Township Council for its Eyes Erie Parking lot approval when It meets tonight at the Municipal building. Sgt. Matthew Vender Stud, head of the Wayne Traffic Bureau, has recommended that Bay, Rent Sherman St. be made one-way for northbound traffic, and Erie St. a one-way southbound RR Facility road, in cider to alleviate snarling traffic conditions in that area. It is also his recommenda - - Jasinski tion to make “No Parking” areas at strategic points aimed By JOAN' WIESSMANN at facilitating the flow of traf T he Erie - Lackawanna fic and minimizing hazards in Railroad is either going to the Route 23-Boonton Rd.- put in meters in the park Greenwood Ave.-Erie St.-Sher ing area fronting the Erie man St. area. Station on Erie St., Moun Vander Start's suggestions tain View, itself — or else include “No Parking” signs on is presently negotiating the westsid. ol Erie St. from with a specific person or Boonton Rd. to William St., firm, to rent out the space and on the eastside of Erie St. to place “No Parking” signs for placement of the 200 feet from Boonton Rd. and meters and collection of 50 feet from Greenwood Ave. fees from all commuters “I am also planning to dis who park there. cuss with Senator-Mayor Ed Councilman Walter Jasinski ward Sisco the possibility of said' last night that Senator- putting a 2-hour time limit on Mayor Edward Sisco had made M O N TE CARLO N IG HT— First ticket for a Wayne Jaycee fund raiser to take place April 20 tile eastside of Erie St, where this report at a February con at the Wayne Jewish Community Center in Pompton Lakes, is purchased by Senator-Mayor parking is permitted, ” said ference meeting of the Town Edward Sisco, second from left. Others include Jojin Marvin, Jaycee president, left, Robert f ander Stad this morning. Fathers, Although he didn’t Bagli, co-chairman, Howard Honigfeld, co-ordinator for a "Monte Carlo Night." “No Parking." under this give us enough facts, and said proposal, will he allowed on the he was going to go back to eastside of Sherman St. .-111(1 no the Erie Railroad officials once parking on the west side 50 again.” Teenage Fund Dance Tomorrow feet from Greenwood Ave. Complaints that commuter Two-way traffie will lie per parking, with motorists coming mitted on Greenwood Are. only up to William St., accord from adjacent communities As Kathy Faces New Surgery ing to the Traffic Bureau head. and further upcounty areas, "The current ’No Parking’ is heavily contributing to the While teenagers dance to continuous music from 7 to 11 tomorrow night at The Camelot, Route 23-Ratzer Road Circle, tiny blonde Kathy Eckert, 4, for whose benefit signs which have been insiitut- early morning and afternoon ed for 200 feet along Erie traffic jams creating a havoc on the dance is being conducted, will be prepared for another operation on Wednesday Street on the we-Md- .-in pt> ' Boonton Road (Route 202) in morning. The plucky- young girl’s heart plicated her convalescense, but last night. strongly enforced by th t ' the Mountain View section, Wayne Police Dept., , ‘ has not taken over on its own it filled up again. Dr. Henry P. Larry, manager of the Pack- spurred a revival of the ques tinued. "People have been following open heart surgery at Goldberg, cardiac pediatrician, anack Sugar Bowl and friend tion. ‘What to do about the told the Eckerts yesterday that of Arne Eckert, Jr., a main parking partly oil the sidewalk overcrowded parking condi the Cornell Medical Center in and Ihe roadway." New York City. She i* going, the second operation had to be tenance man at the Packanack tions?” at the Erie Station. scheduled for Wednesday. Lake clubhouse, triggered off He said that the- administra Closing down of upcounty rail to have a permanent “pace tion is working toward effect maker” placed inside her. The Wayne couple (ace gar tomorrow's dance. The Came road stations because of de gantuan hospital and doctor lot owners are donating use of ing the relocation of three tele crease in passenger cars, has Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. bills soaring well over $14,000. a dance floor, and members of phone poles and a lire hydrant as soon as possible, as an omcT» mused many to travel down to Arne Eckert, Jr., 10 Beverly “However, we’ve been told that three groups are volunteering the Mountain View station. Way, have been under constant the Passaic County Heart As gency situation exists--parti* their services to provide music cularly whore one tclephond After surveying the . poor tension tor the five weeks since sociation may be able to replace in order to swell the “Kathy Ec polo and the hydrant are sepai> parking lot with its cracked their blue-eyed toddler was en the pacemaker for the Cornell kert Heart Fund.” ated from new curbing in front stone which creates mudholes tered as a patient at the hos Medical Center. . . that would The groups Include the “Elec- of Jay's Hardware Store oil (Continued on Page 5) pital. A collapsed lung com help a lot,” said Mrs. Eckert (Continued on Page 5) (('oil tin tied oil Page .">) Residents Eager For Town Bus System By JOAN WIESSMANN made yesterday throughout job necessary.” alive (ho publicity on the intra considered a public utility A vast majority of Wayne Wayne Township. Most thought Somerdyk referred to the town transportation, saying that “Furthermore, it would be residents strongly favor intra the 22-seater buses would be leaders, Isadore Gelman, finan advertising the service will con good for those teenager- who tribute to its success. community transportation “if “great for shoppers without cier and former Pompton Lakes have not reached the age when properly run,’’ but many wait cars,” and “school children"— Mayor; Jerry Atkins, automo Delbert Thomas, 63 Surrey they can cfcive. 1 strongly recom to “learn the routes scheduled even if the homeowner saw lit bile dealer and William John Drive, district sales manager ment it.” and cost of fares,” pending fin tle advantage to himself. son, attorney—plus the group lor Union Camp Corp., had this Erwin Kaplan, 30 M,-niton of businessmen backing the to say: “Yes, I think that if al approval of the Wayne Hills Said Councilman Harold Som- Drive, said: "Basically speak service. They anticipate having properly run, the busing in Transportation Co’s fleet of 40 erdyk, chief instigator of busing ing, there is a need for some the 40-vehicle fleet on the road town would be an asset. buses ready to serve „the town within town, ‘Tm very happy thing of this sort But it depends, before school opens next Sep after the Public Utility Commis that these gentlemen have band “I know that Union Camp of course, on the fares and the tember, serving shopping cen sion’s sanction of the operation ed together for this overall com Corp., which is coming into town time schedules. My basic feeling ters, chuirches and 23 public and Is obtained. modity for the good of the com with its national headquarters, is that it’s good. Would my parochial schools. No opposition was voiced in munity. In my opinion, these favors it to accommodate busi family use it? It would depend an at-random, cross-section, men are of the highest calibre The Councilman credited ness people and make for better entirely on the convenience ol telephone sampling of opinions and should be able to do the Wayne TODAY for keeping local commutation. It should be (Continued on Page t) WAYNE TO D A Y MAR. 25. 1968 Page disregard of a red light at the intersection of Ratzer Road and and Road Ratzer of intersection the at light red a of disregard n ot 2 b a er idw ewe 13 am Sna and Sunday a.m. 1:30 between window rear a by 23 Route on sped allegedly he when youth the apprehending in a.m. Headquarters. Police Wayne at tepe t cah h pry ale n et e hm reluctant home her left and earlier party the crash to attempted handle of of handle of no uiess n hms vr h weekend. the over homes and businesses into optl o a hc u atog tee a n ohr apparent other police. no to was according there leg, his although to up injuiy check a for Hospital of tires the found slashed. guests been had when outside parked morning vehicles Sunday their early home y hn od o o so. do to told when ly after the officer attempted lo stop him for what he he what for him stop lo attempted officer the after aae o eils akd usd hr oe rdy ih. She night. Friday home her outside parked vehicles to damage pm ysedy Tre aea ad he srbs vle at valued strobes, establishment. three the from and taken cameras were Three $1,135, yesterday. p.m. 5 tioli, 18, of 14 Teak Road and this morning he remained confined confined remained he morning this and Road Teak 14 of 18, tioli, cn wee e ieggd h cids rie lg rm h toy. the from leg bruised child’s the disengaged he where scene had men three said and incident the of a.m. 5:20 at police fied Ryerson 60 of Lafiican Marjorie by f odie N Y, n hre F Pry f ot e ad Chem- and Lee Fort O’Brien of J. Parry John F. 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GOP Moderates Form 'Alternative Coalition 1968 25. MAR. AY D TO AYNE W 3 WASHINGTON (AP) GOP mod he won’t be an active candidate but efeller to be New York’s favorite son publicans with alternatives to the erates who had urged Nelson A. left the door open for a possible at the Republican state committee Vietnam policy. Rockefeller to seek the party’s draft. meeting in Albany, N. Y., Wednes Hatfield, who opposes the admin presidential nomination have forrr# day. istration’s war course, also said he ed a nationwide "Coalition for a Word of the coalition came yes would support for president. Sens. Republican Alternative.” terday from Sen. Thurston B. Mor “He’ll go to the convention with Robert F. Kennedy or Eugene J And Sen. Jacob K. Javits says ton, R-Ky., who denied it was a a very strong bloc of votes which McCarthy, both seeking the Demo he will push for a Rockefeller fa move to stop Richard M. Nixon from will put him before tile convention” cratic nomination, if Nixon’s Viet vorite-son candidacy in New York getting the nomination. The aim, in opposition to Nixon, Javits said. nam position were not modified. State, a move he predicted would Morton said, is to generate debate * * * stir up national Interest in Rocke among Republicans on Vietnam anc Hatfield also discussed the fa Morton and Javits appeared on feller for the nomination. other issues. vorite-son approach, tagging Mavoi NBC’s “Meet the Press;” Hatfield * • • • • • John V. Lindsay of N. Y. and Sen. was on ABC’s “Issues and An Rockefeller announced last week Javits said he will nominate Rock Charles H. Percy of Illinois as Re swers.” U. S. Planes Cong Boats SAIGON (AP) — American helicopter gunships and fighter - bombers have' smashed 245 sampans carrying weapons and food to Viet Cong troops in the Mekong Del ta in the last three days, the U.S. Command said today. Gunships destroyed 114 sam pans and damaged another 50 Sunday at an enemy base camp Tentative Copper near the Cambodian border, headquarters said. Pilots spot Pacts Reached ted the flotilla while flying sup port missions for South Viet WASHINGTON 'APi — All namese civilian irregulars and four of the nation's giant cop VOTE ISRAELI CO N D EM N ATIO N — Ambassadors Lord Caradon, loft, of Orsat Britain and A r their U.S. Special Forces advis per produeei-s have now reach thur Goldberg, right, of the United States joined in unanimous United Nations Security Coun ers fighting the Viet Cong 116 ed tentative wage-hike agree- cil vote yesterday calling for condemnation of Israel for attacks into Jordan last week. Isra miles southwest of Saigon. ments with their unions bu1 it el's Ambassador Yosef Tekoah, listens to Arab denunciation of bis nation after the vote. still is not known when thous Headquarters said 20 Viet He told the council mooting in Now York that Israel rejects condemnation of tho attacks ands of workers will return to Cong soldiers were killed and 43 which "proved necessary in self-defense." their jobs, ending an eight- huts destroyed. It reported two month strike. civilian irregulars wounded. Earlier Sunday, South Vietna Anaeondp Co. and American Panama Guard Smashes mese infantrymen spotted a Smelting & Refining Co., an force estimated as a battalion nounced Sunday tentative set moving in sampans near the tlements covering more than delta city of Sa Doc, 80 miles 15,000 strikers. But they said Opposition Headquarters southwest of Saigon, and called local issues still must be ironed in air strikes. U.S. pilots report out at their 28 mines and facto PANAMA (AP)—National Guard troops smashed the headquarters of opponents ed the enemy fled into nearby ries spread over a 14-state area of President Marco A. Robles today and arrested an opposition leader after the Na woods. tional Assembly swore in a new president—an action Robles ignored. Numerous secondary explo Dam Collapses; The troops moved in two Witnesses said the guardsmen story headquarters of the Na sions have been reported after hours after twice-deposed ex- smashed windows and doors and tional Union, a five-party coali the recent attacks on the sam President Arnulfo Arias called moved in behind a barrage of tion opposition opposed to Ro pans, indicating they wort' car Kills 1 In Mass. for nationwide civil resistance tear gas bombs at the two- bles’ government. rying ammunition or fuel. LEE. Mass. (APi - An ear —understood to mean a general then dam huilt to control spring strike—in support of the assem Little Hope Left: flooding gave way Sunday. Id- bly’s decision to convict Robles ting loose a wall of wjder that of unconstitutional political ac killed one man. wreeked~Tmmys tivity and suspend him from of and dumiied mud in a building, Bodies, Wreckage Sighted four miles away. fice. A make-or-break showdown Resellers searched for the seemed imminent. The National body of a woman believed trap Guard, the nation’s only -mili From Irish Airline Crash ped when water from man tary force, already had an made Lake Lee poured through nounced it could not obey the FISGUARD, Wales (AP)—Bodies and bits of wreckage were found today near a 40-foot hole in the dam assembly decision and said it where an Irish airliner plunged spinning into the Irish Sea Sunday with 6r persons aboard. Hope has almost been abandoned for finding any survivors. Police said the water gushed would await an opinion from the into East Loo Brook normal The British Air-Sea Rescue Supreme Court, due to recon said a'frigate had picked up two sels which had been concentrat lv a placid trout stream — ov Center, directing the search. vene next Monday. bodies and sighted a third. ing the search nearer the Brit erflowed its hanks and swept Wreckage was found, too, ish mainland. away everything in its path. about eight miles off Rosslare 'Civil War' By Young Point, Wexford, Ireland. The last cryptic message from Victorious Students Back Predicted By Powell the pilot said “ . . . at least 1.000 feet . . . spinning rapidly.” NEW YORK (AP) — Deposed Congressman Adam Clayton Lifeboats from Kilmore and In Classes A t Howard Powell predicts “civil war” by young people over the nation’s Dunmore on. the Irish coast put WASHINGTON (AP) — Howard University students, par race situation. - to sea and an Irish Army heli tially victorious ill demands for more black orientation on their Powell, buck from an 18-ntontli self-imposed exile in Bimini, copter joined the search for predominantly Negro campus, return to Classrooms today after the Bahamas, roared an emphatic “no!” when asked at a news more bodies and wreckage. II five-day takeover of the administration building. . conference Sunday If he envisioned race riots this summer. On shore, squads of police The protest by some 2,000 <4uinliiig. singing students ended But, Powell added, he believed that both white and black from Wexford and Rosslare pa late Saturday when leaders accepted a hoard of trust.s-s compro youth would join in battling tl»e( “white power” structure. mise and demonstrators left the administration building The 59-year-old Powell, who returned Friday night to a tu trolled the beaches, should any multuous welcome in Harlem, said he came home to purge his thing be washed up there. Trustees agreed to let the student government discipline 39 students ai-eused of disrupting May 1 Charter Day ceremonies district of “Uncle Toms.” The British navy frigate HMS Meanwhile the Rev. Dr. Martin I.uttier King Jr. said at a Hardy reported she would put and promisi-d not to press charges against the protestors news conference In Harlem Sunday that he Is still committed to into Rosslare harbor tonight Tile trustees also announced student demands for more black nonviolence "and I think the vast majority of Negroes think with three bodies and some orientation of tile university would Is- worked out by a commit that way.” wreckage. tee of hoard members, students and faculty members. The Nobel Peace Prize winner said lie was reluctant to pre The finding of the bodies, clos The demands included establishment of a Black Awareness dict riots this summer because “predicting them is like inviting er to the Irish coast than ex Institute, formation of a student judiciary and convening of aa them.” pected, drew an armada of veo- all-black college student convention at Howard on student rolea.
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sys ** f < Ramapo Bank W a y n e , Barbara Lafer what stretch of ICQM&UGUUt FACTS fly can the school • LOANS PERSONAL • ACCOUNTS CHECKING Board of Education com- QUESTIONS SCHOOL On On Wednesday, March 13, The figures published by the To Say that everything is If not from the State, from Newspapers are supposed to Kditor: 1968, 1968, your editorial statedthe “On whole, the Wayne the school state.” the imagination is Wayne one the state? Where or from lho lho top? of the best school systems in them daily? We need facts, not it, Wayne TODAY? system rates with the best in teachers, and low In the number need need to improve just to be keep voters informed as to the tem tem ask voters for their finan State Departmenttion shows of that Wayne Educa ranks Do Dr. Thorin or Mr. O’Grady best school systems In ly name the a dozen areas that we lie ! of professional staff members pupil, low in what It pays its whom did you get your facts? state? Hardly. I’m sure that excellent. ‘great’ in the face of strong municate our educational needs tem, documents by our own per pupil. Surely therefore, the ment of Education doesn’t rate low in what it spends for each either one of them could quick munity. How can educators and to to Wayne citizens when you true state of affairs, not lull articles about the needs, the State of New JerseyWayne as Depart one of Itssystems. best school claim that Wayne is one of the considered satisfactory, no less evidence to the contrary... is to about a series of weaknesses informative of our school sys castles in the air! How about cial support to the upgrade myth that our we’re already at do a disservice to the com and and other state that local we really are newspapers not in them into a dream world. How administrators who live with schools when you keep alive need? How ► whom ► did you get your facts?
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.... Red Red Gann, proprietor of the Mary Jane Sweet Rut Rut it won't only be Mountain View that will be When “Hear the beat of beeping horns," as hesitant out- And And the signs for the jughandle at Route 23 and Which g avejn e a long-lasting chuckle, although AN AURA OF MYSTERY surrounds the enter Nearby residents undoubtedly fear that there would Actually, the Baumann couple were married March However, it recently occurred to us why opponents According to Ralph Vander May, chairman, more BIG BIG PROBLEM is say The '?iP5ITfen that the bridge would expedite CARL BAUMANN, man-about-town constantly Toasts were many at the jiinner when Baumann ’ ’ UNDERSTAND THAT the bridge over split-in-half Shop in Mountain fic View, is bad now, said, wait "If until the you summertime thing tourists the start traf coming,” he said a mouthful even more unwieldycationists with will make motorists. State Highway Pretty 23 seem soon like va 42nd St. and Broadway — 1 kid you not. Abrams’ River." of-towners try to figure* out how to get from one side Packanack Lake Road leave four much days out of his to military be uniform — desiredwho got a too, ticket manded. “There are so many signs and stores around, Hunter Place being sought by over 200 residentsaround town on a hall. Wiessmann’s Moan toll bridge over of Route 23 to the other side. Emma Nagel, proprietress according to Emma Nagel. Alsofor ask making a the traveling left man south turn — at on Route only- Packanack 23. “How Lake did I Road know?” while he de overpasses can be built petition presented by Walter Abrams to the Wayne you can't see not them being for able looking.” to It’s see the the old forest saw for about the trees admittedi^tMiisrcolumnist black road rntfcuclam — favors currently useless a because brdige metal it g^ard over is rails. the turning left on bridge, if Greenrale built and there. using They could the be right, Hunter but the Place ques 27, 1943 at the Midland Park Christian Reformed their rescue responses I>aauwe to Ave. emergency much simpler alarms since — there’s and no through the highway), says that Town Council via Mayor Edward Sisco is being dubbed divided) by 10-feet wide Signac Brook and protecting eventually meet. One meeting, of tentative them also included is approval completion of Greenrale of a Greenrale Ave., housing A be ve a development a tremendoi / influx of traffiction from is for whether Ratzer the Road vast or majority, not let thisalone a would safety be measure a convenience Church. Many happy returns! tainment promised merce’s for annual the installation Wayne dinnerthat Chamber a of to couple Com be of held c-omic sneakers at are the involved. street along Ave. the and Ratzer 1'2 Rd. mile stretch between Preakness spotted with a camera in his hands, temporarily set Ringwood, and their three children, completed the of the Nagel Candy Place Bam (opposite the VVayfe into the- Candy Barn to are concerned. There’s a many lot of streeJs loose divided ends in at town, with continuation the moment, of but Laauwe. which At a will recent Planning Board Wayne Manor on Saturday night — but we’ll clue you nently, because for sure it certainly it would moke traveling from Valley Road to aside his clicker wood equipment Inn and in took Totowa off for for a the big Beth- family celebration yes- His cousin, A1 Baumann, daughter, Mayor of Pat, West 16, and were Carl’s Paterson, mothers, also on and Mrs. hand, Gerard and as Stolk Mrs. well of Midland as Walterand Park, Sally’s Baumann brother-in-law, of Mr. Paterson. and Sally’s Mrs. sister Harold Petzold of evening when eightstaVd. newly-elected Election directors I'esults for will some be in- 22 nominees will be tions and Wednesday is positively deadline date for the reach the Wayne Manor, a a knotty the situation State mission is which Highwaygoing to have Com to will be a long day before proper' proper' detail if it leaves day afternoon. find his wife Sally celebrated their 25th anniversary. party. on on Route 23 Manor and on the Cedar westside of even now strangers drop than 400 guests have already purchased their reserva learned tonight. purch;— ble It’s at a the big door, so event, hurry, and hurry, tickets hurry are not find out how they can signs with clear directions, the inadequate amount of what withcutovers all closed center off. ^island the cutover sealed perma "unravel "unravel rapidly and in
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PACKANACK SWIM CLUB board of governor member* peso with their wive* at the dub'i SWIM CLUB PRESIDENT swings his partner at a "Wearin' of annual St. Patrick'* Day dance. Shown, from left, Saturday night at the clubhouse are Mr. the Green" fund raising dance held at the Packanack club and Mrs. Richard Schubert, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Walsh, and Oiiver MinHtane. house. That's Hugh Mott dancing with his wife Nancy Satur day night.
LUCKY DOOR PRIZE winners are selected by Ed Safer, left, as chairman of a Packanack COUNCILMAN WAlJHt JASMSKI I* Swim Club dance, M r. and Mrs. Richard Ostrowe, read the winning names. Event took man's lensa dancing with his wife Swim Club dance Saturday night. place Saturday night, when The Music Men in backgreund furnished music. Teenage Forum Buy, Rent RR Facility - Jasinski (Continued from Page I) (Continued from P*|» f) (CenPnaod from Pace 1) "The money thereby ecquir- The parking area, while not trie Hard Rock Ensemble,” "Tlie tio" js evidence of ■ this human ed could pay for the upkeep particularly d e e p , extends Metallic Sound," and "The Stat in wet weather, and is other weakness. of the grounds and policing by lengthily around Greenwood ic Flower." Donations for ad wise a du?t bowl — Jasinski If we are to act civilized, we Ave. up to Williams Stv ac had come up with a proposal the Wayne Police Department.” mittance are only $1 each, and in Vietnam now and set the cording to Jasinski. proper example for the worM. to have Wayne Township and he said. may be paid at the door. its attorney investigating the It is the pessimist who lacks The Wayne Town Council Mayor Sisco’s report at the the faith in ouf way of life and possibility of either renting or had looked with favor on his conference meeting was in re feels 'that the only way we purchasing the parking lot proposal made at the end of ply to Jasinski’s query as to Fairfield Group can prevail is by destroying area, improve it with a ma last year. "However. Mayor the conclusive findings follow everyone who thinks different cadam top. put in white lanes Sisco led us to believe that the ly than we do. To make this and meters. Erie people didn’t buy our ing the Councilman's proposal To Meet Tonight planet a barren waste will not last year. "I saw some ladies with high proposal, but had someone in The Fairfield Road Association preserve democracy nor destroy mind to do this and would communism. These are ideolo heels and open toes gingerly will meet at 8 o’clock tonight side-stepping puddles, which require that all parkers pay at the First Aid Memorial Squad gies which may or may not be the meter fees, including Suggest working successfully somewhere probably encourages them to headquarters on Taylor Drive, park outside of the designated Wayne residents,” explained else in our universe, but the Mountain View. Jasinski. (Continued from Page 1) idea’s are indestructible. area,” he .said, noting that Guest speaker will be Joseph many cars ’ were parked on the comer of Sherman St. and The ironic joke of course Is He said that during his sur Van Kappen, housing inspector private property and ‘‘No Park Boonton Rd. The pole creates a that should anyone survive a vey of the Erie parking lot. from the Wayne Township Mu nuclear holocaust, they would ing areas, and also jammed he determined that if it were blind spot, and cars ride be tween the curbing and the pole. nicipal Building. probably be forced to live a up the streets. improved and lines set for each communal life out of sheer ne It was the Councilman’s car, some 400 cars could park Delay in removal of the tele By-laws will be presented for cessity. idea that monies could be de “in a nice, orderly way." under phone poles may be caused by adoption, and remaining ofli- cers not elected at last month's By waging a destructive war rived fro mmeters costing the more efficient setup. “As it existing litigation between we have to fail. By setting a commuters from outside of is .they are just parked helter- Jay’s Hardware and the town meeting will be voted on. All residents in the Mountain View constructive example we have Wayne, but permitting Wayne skelter all over the lot, at all ship, with trial pending, regard area, as well as the Fairfield a good chance of winning. residents to park there free angles, on a first-come basis," ing new curbing placed in front of the store for sidewalks. Road area, are invited to attend. Walter De Young of charge. he declared.
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Galaxy Of Recording Stars s iO To Appear At Palisades Park
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Y A D TO WAYNE Peter Martin, host and star of career began in earnest and he 4:Se 7:30 14:10 WPIX-TV’s ‘"The Peter Martin’’ commenced his long climb up 2— Secret Storm 2— Gunsmoka 4— We., the. — . . ;.nk F*« show, will present a galaxy of 4— Match Game 4— Monkeot 7---tai*llK>-..> itUlll# the ladder-of success in such a 7— Dating Game 5— Tru th ar Conseguences 11:15 the nation’s top recording stars relatively short space of time. 11— Gigantor 7— Cowboy in Africa 4— Ne ws— a till H a iti 31— Around the Clock 11— Patty Duke 5— Les ciar.e in person at Palisades Amuse Radio announcer at CKJL in St. 4:25 13— Great Decisions- it *4 7— Local ..vw»-— ueulel ment Park, Tuesday afternoon, Jerome, he then went to CJMS 4— News— Kalber 7:55 Ii:z5 4— jpgi 1,— ,*yie 4:30 47— Sports— Fausto Rota Apirl 16th from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. and animated his first TV show, Miranda 11 :JU 2— Mika Douglas ■ M Also featured in the Peter Mar “Le club du jazz,” on Canada’s 4— Movie— Drama 2— M o v it— - u f c iu u r e "Th e Whistle at Eaton 4— Rowan and Martin Late jh u w ; "Th e tin Day Show at Palisades Channel 10. We all know the Falls." Labor and 5— Hazel Veils it aayda a." Amusement Park, N J., will be rest! management get to 9— Twilight Zone Miliar y uin> the con- gether to try and avert 11— Password l.u e n U ui me o ra n d the famed Go Go Dancers of his a strike. Dorothy 13— Pete Seeger V.».e. mi oiuer to weekly WPIX-TV show. Admis He gave himseif until^age 23 Gish, Lloyd Bridges, 31— Portfolio ■ ....a. i powei-noi.gry to become a • headliner in the James Westerfield, 47— Lilia Lazo wi uagaad. sion to the Peter Martin Show Ernest Borgnine. 1:30 Viooi Matuie, Man at Palisades Amusement Park, Province of Quebec and made 5— Marine Boy 2— Lucille Ball blanUluiu, juiiies the grade with time to spare. 7— Movie— Drama 5— Merv Griffin Arnes, Virginia will be free, but seats will be "Th e Rains of 7— Rat Patrol Fieid. His first records, his TV show 4— l bluylll available oh a first-come, first- Ranchipur." During 11— Honeymooners “Jeunesse d’aujourd’hui,” radio a visit te India, the' 31— Humanities II 7— joey uishop served basis. predatory American 9:00 4/— >«e*s— M, luro station CKVL, the newspapers, wife of an English 2— Andy Griffith koui iguez New York's newest TV star, lard becomes attract 4— Danny Themes Ii:l5 all contributed towards making ed te a Hindu un 7— Felony Squad 5— Jo*. Pyne the handsome, 27 year-old host Pierre, at 23 .the star that he touchable. Lana *— Movie— Biography 11— uMins and Allen of one of the top television Turner, Richard "Blueboard." li:4 S is, the adult with the ever so Burton, Joan Caul Francois# Sagan 5— News *•.« weather shows for teen-agers and young pleasing smile of a teenager and field, Fred MacMur scripted this tongue- 1:00 adults, in the U.S., has equally ray. in-cheek treatment of 4— N ew s— wOd Teague a much respected business man. l’KTKK MARTIN U — Speed Racer Landru — who con f— Fi.m ihort as much popularity with record 31— Film Feature tributed to the slaughter 1:05 fansand TV viewers in his na 5:00 during World War I 2— News 5— Paul Winched by doing away with 1:10 tive Canada, where he is known Expect Bill Crosby Empire »— Gilligan's Island 11 lonely and wealthy 2— Movie— lm ama as Pierre LaLonde. 11— Little Rascals women. Charles Late Late -how: 13— Film Short Denner, Michele t-iesh and t-an- 31— Film Feature Morgan, Danielle tasy." Julian Duvivier Peter Martin still commutes Darrieux. 5:15 anc*.teu mis adapta To Net Millions Of Dollars 11— Perry Mason tion i t i hi ee stories back and forth from his Peter 13— Friendly Giant 13— NET Journal of the supernatural by Martin Show, seen Saturdays 5:25 31— New York Report By BOB THOMAS in nearby Long Beach, he earn 47— Newt oscar Wilde, LasZiO 47— Myrta Silva Vaonay ana Ellis St. from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on WPIX- AP Mmic Telrvision Writer 5:30 t: JO ed $33,150 for telling stories 9— Make Room tor Daddy Joseph. Edward G. TV, Channel 11 to Montreal, Can 2— Family Affair Kwbinson, Charles HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The 11— Three Stooges about his boyhood. 7— Musical Spedal boyer, Barbara Stan ada, where he also has a top 13— Misterogers 1 1_F ilm Short apparent demise of “I Spy" Why, then, is he not overjoy 31— Profiles in Progress wyck. TV show weekly. An accomplish 0:41 1:15 should have made Bill Cosby 47— Range Rider a ed with the dropping of "I Spy” 31— News— Herbert Boland 4 — Movie— Western ed singing star, Peter Martin has 4:10 10:00 happy man. Freedom from the 1— News— J im Jensen "Northwest Siam* just signed with Columbia Rec from NBC’s schedule for next 2— Carol Burnotf pede." The forewoman time-consuming chore ol co- 4— News— Lew Weed4 - 1 Spy ords for another promising ca season? As judged by the third- 5— Flint stones of a ranch and the starring in a weekly television 5— Ne w s - ranch's owner compete season ratings, the adventure 9— Movie— Drama Bill Jergensen reer in the recording industry. "Flying Leather at the Calgary Stam series means he will be able to 11— News— Rex Marshall pede redeo te decide series with Robert Culp appears necks." Two Marine 13— News front— Mitchel I earn millions in other enter tighter pilots dash the fate of the ranch. A radio actor since the age of to have burned out. Kroust Joan Laslie,. Jamas during the battle far 31— Brooklyn Collogo four, he played on various pro prises. Gueda canal. John Craig, Jack Oakio# “Well, I’ll tell you,” said the 47— Spanish Drama Wayne, Robert Ryan, IChill Wills. grams broadcasted by stations Yes, millions. Recently the 10:25 one time basketball star as he Den Taylor, Janis 9— Whirlybirds Negro comedian and his part 47— News— Arturo 1:45 CKAC, CKVL and file C.B.C. in Carter, Jay C. Flip- Rodriguez put his feet atop the desk of his pen. 9— News and Weather Canada. He held, among many ners, Roy Silver and Bruce 10:)l 3:0# Beverly Hills office. “Although 11— Superman 3— Alan Burke Campbell, announced a $12-mil- 13— What's Naw 2— Movie— Western others, the role of Alain in the 11— Movie— Drome the continuation of ‘I Spy’ would 31— Community Action 'The Lone Texan." lion, five-picture deal with War- "Tra ck the Men French program “Ceux qu’on 47— Annie Oakley A former Union stop me from making films and Dawn." A man will cavalry officer aime” and that of Mauriee in ners-Seven Arts. With his March 4:10 stop at nothing te returns homo to Toxai doing other things I want to do, S— McHale's Navy 18 NBC special, best-selling get himself and his and finds he has been “Le calvaire d’une veuve.” Some 7— News— John Schubeck I would like to finish it out. An stolen money out of branded a traitor. years later, he studied at Mont record albums, five-minute ra 11— Munster* the country. Kent other seasdh would make it a 13— Ingles Para Todet Willard Parkar, Aud Taylor, Petula Clark, rey Dalton, Grant St. Louis College, lived some 6 dio spots, music publishing, 31— Film Short more worthwhile venture for Renee Houston. Williams. etc., the company expects to do 47— Spanish Drama I I — Report to the years in the U.S. and later re our producer, Sheldon Leonard. 4:25 turned to Montreal to complete $20 million in business this year. 4:45 Physician 2— Movie— Comedy “I feel a sense of duty to Shel SI— News— Paul Manacher 47— Variety Hour "Francis in the his education at Loyola College. Cosby also plays concerts 4:55 11:00 Haunted House." don. After all, he was the first 7— Weather— Antoine 2— News— Tern Dunn It was at this point that his here and there. One recent.night Francis the talking man to hire a black rymerican 7:00 4— News— Jim Hartz mule and his side- 2— News— Cronkite 7 -N aw s— Bill Beutel kick find themselves as co-star of a television adven 4— News— Cbet Huntley,0— Movie— Drama in an old Scottish ture series. He did sji in full David Brinkley "A n n a ." A woman's castle along with a 5— I Love Lucy infatuation for a gang of crooks who knowledge of the power of big 7— News— Bob Yeung cynical bartender find the art treasuras 11— F Troep leads ta unpremedita most tempting. otry and racism in this country. 13— New Jersey Speaks ted violence. Silvana Mickey Rooney, Why did Nat King Cole fail as a 31— Return te Nursing Mangano, Raf Vallone. Virginia Wells, James 47— Polito Vega 13— N E T Playhouse weekly television performer? Flavin. Because he was a Negro. ☆ THEATER 6:30 and 9:.">u p.m. ‘War "We were picked to fail. The Wagon," at 8:in p.m. collapse of ‘I Spy’ would have TIMETABLE * been another affirmation for the question of whether this coun ANTHONY WAYNE DRIVE- try is as bigoted as it has seem IN — March 20 - 26. Wed. to ed to be. Yet Sheldon was will- i T ups, except Sunday; “Ser ing to take the chance.” geant Ryker.” 7:00 and 10:20 Besides allowing him to be the p.m. ‘Wat Wagon.” at 8:10 Jackie Robinson of television. p.m. Sunday only. March 24, Cosby observed that “I Spy" 1968: “Sergeant Ryker.” at ee Marvin had prepared him for his next challenge: The movie world. 'Sergeant “I’m a lot better off than a guy like Jim Brown, who went in COLOR into pictures cold,” he rem ark J ohn Kirk « * * * ed. “I didn’t stick to the same i WAYNE’DOUGLASragSaKT character all the time; I left j 0FIN ALL TEAR AA0UHD Alexander Scott on several of ( FREE PLAYGROUND the shows and created a differ ent characterization. Oh. it wasn't different enough that the a Free Lighted Parking o audience would notice. But I (OI.OMAI. knew.” Cosby isn’t waiting for the PO M P TO N LA K ES 83S-02U studios to submit scripts. The Campbell-Siiver-Cosby Corp. is • NOW SHOWING • preparing a comedy called L E E M A R V IN “God Save the Mark” as his COitMA 4b "SERGEANT RYKER" first starring film. He'd also like to do one with co-star Culp 2 TECHNICOLOR HITS —“but not for a couple of years, ROSALIND SANDRA RUSSELL ★ DEE after 'I Spy’ has worn off.” "Closely Watched The Cosby empire now em "ROSIE" ploys 42 persons in its Beverly Trains" Hills headquarters. The place is STARTS WED., MAR. 27 COMING A TRACTION— Jack Cummings and Hedy Harris in decorated in the most modern WALT DISNEYS Monday to Saturday I JO Sunday i d a scene from Theater 10's production of The Tender Trap. style except for one feature in "HAPPIEST Cosby’s office: a battered old Wednesday Saturday, The play will be presented by the little theater group this MILLIONAIRE" Friday and Saturday and on April 5 and 6 at the American trash can. That helps maintain Sunday Matinoa t i l t Legion Hall in Pequannoek. Time is 8:40 p.m. his common touch. 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'Beauty And The Beast COUNT MARCO: He'll Be A Treasure Look at that old couch, lamp, table glower at him over the TV dinner new. It's simply a matter of tastes, tor's item, particularly in your collect* or even hat you wish you could unload. tray wondering how you could have which time always changes. tion, hang on. When you first bought them, they Only a few years from now your been so stupid to think, with all those Remember how Victorian houses were probably all the rage. You sim other men around, that this one would tastes will change again, and. with the ply had to have them. Now, after a were once all the rage, and everyone lamps, couch and hat. he'll be back in be a fine ornament to have around had to have one? But, as the years few years, you wonder what in the your house. style, admired and wanted by every world ever made you choose those went by and the paint peeled, they one—especially you. particular items. And with good rea Have courage, my little ones. It didn't look so attractive. Some lost But, in your joy, pause for a mo son. Your tastes—and the tastes of the happens to the best. Even though that their value and were razed or traded ment and have pity for those other public—have changed. furniture, lamp or hat—or himself— in for newer, less bulky models. old biddies who didn’t hare patience. It's the same way with husbands. may now look pretty sad to you, one Ah, but today, Victorians are once They dumped their dislikes on the Years ago, you simply had to have day they’ll all be back in style. more in demand; prized, admired and open market and lost their treasures "that model, and you took him home Take joy in knowing that he’ll be desired. So il is with him. Even if at for evermore to some other collector with you. Now, a few years later, you a treasure then, even better than when the moment, he may not be a collec who must, by now. be treasuring them.
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THE LITTLE GIRL COMES smocking anywhere from bod OF AGE ice to hem. Ii can be sashed up, At last, the fashion industry tied tight, or let loose. Its has cut the apron strings and sleeves can be puffed, long and let the Little Girl Look grow up bloused, or bare. Its collar This spring sees the blossom comes on clown or gypsy decol- ing of femininity as well as flowers in the just-previewed collections of the designers. What is the matter with Mary Jane? She’s grown old, and there’s nothing quite as has- been as yesterday's Look. Mary Jane's Little Girl Look has been surpassed by the soft and grace ful, elegant chic Haute Couture does so well. What made Mary Jane come of age? Rather than deal out a few Freudian slips and Joyce Brothers homilies, let me leave as explanation — women look better as women. They have the right silhouette, the right curves in all the right places, and once more designers have the sense to see it that way. DISCUSSING THE FASHIONS at the import show at Ohrbach's Bergen Mall, Wednesday, March 20, in Paramos, are left to right. Baroness Sigsimund Von Braun, wife of the Obser Mini, Maxi, or Middle-of-the- ver-Ambassador of West Germany to the United Nations; Mrs. Semiramis Dorlandi, noted Knee, fashion makes this spring Turkish sculptress; and Mme Fernand Bouillon, wife of the Counselor of the French Mission to the season of the Lady. It wraps the U.N. up her waist, shows off her slim shoulders, flares out full-skirt ed over silk-stockinged legs. The Lady has been put back on her Flying Fashions To Aid Retarded pedestal . . . womanhood is Mrs. Glenn Goebel of 62 the United Air Lines Steward The later travelers will be serv championed for spring. Fieldstone Place, Wayne, a ess Alumnae, will represent ed cocktails and dinner. For How do men feel about their letage, or just plain and simple member of the Clipped Wings, this area at the chapter's an both, there’ll be door prizes, Little-Girls-grown-up? Count me classic. nual “Fashions in Flight”, Ap ranging from complementary as one, and let it be known ril 20. hairdos and dinners to luggage, . . . they think it's marvelous. Whatever, the Sweet Smock Pines Lake News Two United Airlines Boeing clocks, ceramics, and jewelry. How nice to admire in fashion ing dress is soft in a rainbow what you have always loved in By ROSALIE BERNHOLZ 727 jets chartered by the The highlight of the trip of pastels as pretty as spring group will depart Newark Air will be the beautiful fashions a woman: her feminine charms! itself port for two-hour swings over from the Green Room Collec How delightful to put a little FASHION TIP Grand Prix Speaker the New York-New England tion at Bloomingdales in Short dignity back in your twosome SWEET CURLS . . FOR Fred Ashplant of . Pines area. Departure time for the Hills. The morn till night selec you in your turle neck, she SWEET GIRLS. Lake Drive, noted race car first is 3 p.m. and for the sec tions will be modeled by club in her dress (for a change)! driver, was speaker *t the ond 5:30. members. But don’t count me wrong. I For the prettiness to make Men’s Club where he displayed Champagne and hot hors The National Asociation for am decidely not in favor of that heads turn . . . add a nest of several types of racing cars in d’oeuvres will be served to Retarded Children will benefit mid-calf atrocity called the Midi curls to your hairdo. Let them cluding a Lotus 33 and a For passengers on the early jaunt from the flights. on any occasion save a Masquer fall from the nape of your neck, mula V belonging to Scott ade. And I cast a “no’’ vote for from the top of piled-high tress Gamier, another Pines Like the return of the crinoline. In es. Soften them with ribbons racing enthusiasts A film, Wayne Woman Displays fact. I am against any Look and flowers and things. For fun, “Amateur Road Placing” ac that takes away the freedom let a few spill down the sides companied his cA m entary on of expression for which women of your cheeks. tracks available to amateur have so valiantly fought. racers and the necessary equip At State Garden Show The Lady today wears her ment needed to compete In this fashion with 1960’s charm. She A Wayne resident has de trees and shrubs^including ‘ sport. takes to the feminine with flare, P.T.A. Sets signed the beautiful Japanese bamboos, rhododendrons, aza and doesn't lose herself in the Garden featured at the New leas, Japanese weeping cherry fuss of frills and foolishness. Business and Pleasure and pines. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Maur Jersey Flower and Garden And she never forgets her new Fashion Show er of Indian Road, have re Show at the National Guard The path leads from the gar ly acquired ability to have a den gate to the tea-house turned from a week’s trip, to Armory, Western Avenue, Mor little fun with fashion. Thus, The Anthony Wayne Junior through a bridge across the Chicago. While Mr. Maurer at ristown, New Jersey. The Gar the emergence of the Greek High School Parents anc^Teach den Show, New Jersey’s sec waterless brook. The garden is tended the National Litho Boy Look, the puff sleeves, ers Association will hold a graphing Convention Mrs. ond. -w^ll be open through typical of the en Style with its sashes, and smockings of some Maurer spent an enjoyable March 28 from 10 a.m. to 10 white sand, rocks and trees, Little Girl Looks this spring, Fashion Show at the school using the color of flowering time visiting with her sister p.m. and the nostalgia of a pair of on Tuesday. April 2 beginning shrubs sparingly. and brother-in-law, Mr. and shiny, black patent leather Mary at 8 p.m. Fun ’N Fashion has Mr. Noboru Tokita of Hurst Mr. Tokita is also in charge Mrs. W. R. Murphy. Janes with white ankle socks Terrace, vice president and of the Ikebana International promised to- give an extra spe for dress-up this spring. GIRL CAGERS Flow Show chairman of Ike- Flower Arrangement Exhib cial show on new and different FASHION MIRROR The Wayne Township Girls’ bana International, N. J. Chap its of 200 square feet. Thirty fashions for Plaster and Jhe SWEET SMOCKINGS FOR Basketball Team will be partici ter, designed and helped exec Japanese flower arrangements spring. pating in the N?rth Arlington ute the garden. from 3 major schools. Soget- SPRING. Fresh as April, these cotton- Recreational Invitational Tour The Japanese garden of 450 su, Chartr, and Ikenobo, done The Fashion Show is being soft Sun Baby dresses whisper nament. square feet features a Japan by members will be displayed held to raise funds for the mu- - “little girl". Their special look They will be playing in the ese tea house called Shoin, in a Japanese living room set sic department of the school. will make a debut in every first leg of the tournament wooden lanterns, a dry pond ting with Tokonoma and Shoji Tickets art- $2.00 and can be with combinations of rocks, a Screens. Arrangements will be Lady's wardrobe for fun and with Paramus High at 8:30, obtained from Sue Quazza, Monday in North Arlington Japanese garden gate and changed 3 times during the femininity. High School Gym. Uguisu fences and over 50 show. The whole Look is stitched-lfp ticket chairman. 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M kt. m gr., deg. + 3-4 yr. exp. to M« HAMBURG TPKE BUTLER ...... $12,000 838-4080 Mech, air cond., elect, ft pneu. 4 to 9 P.M.— 5 nites exp...... Open Designer, eiectro-m, exp. m il. spec. •MACHINIST PORTERS If you like to talk to people this is PART TIME - NIGHTS your opportunity, duties would include ...... to $10,000 Work In Wayne Totowa area light typing and telephone sales. E x Foreman asst., mech. or chem. bkgrd...... to $150 Monday thru Friday perience not essential as we ore STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY willing to train the right person. Foreman, mold, 3 yr. exp. H.P.M. • Excellent starting rate C«lt 797-6988 Eng, m lcro-w ft coax. comp. $18,000 + • Automatic increases Call for appointment Tech., m lcro-W ft coax. comp. 694-5304. ask for Emily ...... to $7,500 • Hospitalization Program m er D & T, cobal $9-11,000 PRINTER MATURE WOMAN TO BABYSIT WED Systems anal *r„ dag. + 2-5 yr. • Major medical NESDAYS. References required. Te- exp...... to $12AOO towe Area, own transportation. Supv., cust. serv., deg + exp. to $12,000 • Ufa insurance FULL TIME ______970-4443______Sales Jr nee...... $325 + Sales trnee., phar., deg...... $450+ • Tuition refund Previous Newspaper NURSES, RN'S & LPN’S Proc. ft Q.C. inspectors — to 8A50Q L P N 's start at $4,524 Porter. M 0 PM ...... • Pension Experience RN range to $4,0*3,16,547 Warehousemen, life ------.. . to $2.40 A P P l V Excellent benefits. Apply Personnel CALL OR COME IN JIM COOPER Dept. Mon. thru Fri. f AM— 3 PM. Phone or apply 696-3001 NORTH JERSEY TRAINING SCHOOL Mlimisinfc Rd. 254-1700 Totowe MARK PERSONNEL R O U TE M A N PtckMW Ck-W lVne ShuRRlns Cent*, For vending company, experience REGISTERED NURSE (2nd h r.) not necessary. 40 hour week, Alt 7-3 S H IF T company fringe benefits— uniform, 142, Rta. 23 *«" holidays, vacation. Monday thru Friday Commercial Filters Corp. COIN SERVICE CO. Pompton Lakes Nursing Home 835-387) 694-8450 83 E. McClellan Ave. Livingston, N.J. 210 Fairfield Rd. Fairfield, N.J. ______992-2444 ______REGISTERED NURSE ACCOUNTING CLERK ROUTE SALESMAN W E E K E N D S $ 6 , 0 0 0 + 227-4400 3— 11 or U — 7 S H IF T * Nit, Itudcnt with 15 accounting cr(- Passeic-Clifton Nursing Home WHOLESALE dits. QMttrd accounting. 773-0450 Need 2 men for delivery of bakery products to stores. Start as swing R E L IA B L E W O M A N for housework, 1 day per wk. Own transportation. BANNIGAN-WALSH man and advance to own route. Full benefits-good pay. No experience References. Pompton Area. Call T E EMPLOYMENT AGENCY necessary. Apply 5-3549 ______27S Bloomfield Ave. (at Roseland Ave.) Caldwell 070C6 COMPTROLLER B O N O BREAD R.N. Fully Qualified JANITORIAL WORK 891 Bloomfield Ave. (Altwood) Clifton Experienced Public Health Nurses. ______226-7040 « ______FEE PAID TO $15,000 Genera* lenltorlet work. 1 R.N. with public health nursing Taxes, payroll, funding. Excellent 42 hour week. 12— 7 AM Monoay experience and partial preparation. A C C T S to $ 15M national co. Immediate dedticn. thru Saturday. $2.X par hour. Excellent personnel policies. Salary APPLY IN PERSON TO SALES CAREER commensurate with qualifications. FEE PAID. Top nearby Co's *00k EVELYN TUZZEO Car necessary. R.N. (N.J.) required. coll, grads w/mln 5 yrs. expr Sand BANNIGAN - WALSH Manner Suburban Newspapers FOR OUTDOOR MEN Send resume to: Mrs. Birdie McKee resume or call 335-4700 PLACE 1641 Rte. 23 Whet type sales position do you Deppe. R.N., Director Home Health MART PERSONNEL, 1222 Rtt. 44, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Wayne, N J .______' prefer? One with a leading known Services of Passaic County, Inc. Parsippany; or 694-4300, 1341 Ham 275 Bloomtirld Ave., Cldwatl MOM national company? One which almost 9 Centar Ave., Little Fails, N.J. 07424 burg Tpke.. Wayne______226-7040 LAB T E C H puts you in business for yourself? Outstanding spot In R » D for man A service field type serving a maj or status symbol? A type that In ASSEMBLERS DISHWASHER wrth some efiemisfry knowledge end SMALL CRITICAL PARTS mechanical aptitude. M.000 . . Cell volves the outdoors ft Mother Nature's “SALESWOMAN Part time evenings ter restaurant. challenging variation? Sound inter Mrs. Barer, *06-2121, Snelllng & SneM- International Controls ______Call 337-4400 ______esting? Full Tima Ing Empl. Agcy., 1341 Hamburg Tpk , Corporation W ayne. We prefer sales representatives of • Pleasant working conditions DRAFTSMAN— an independent nature who are cap • Excellent benefits. able of management ft thrive on APPLY— DETAILER LATHE M AN creative selling. Men able to sell to W .T . Grant Must be able to perform own set-up 2 years minimum experience In im all the general public in all types ot 1440 Rte. 23 Wayne ft run production. Mostly plastics. ' ASSEMBLERS precision parts. Growing co. In earning capacities ft who can work Steady days. 694-4650 Fairfield, N.J. locally or re-locate, production mind Woodworking plant production line Contact M r. Leatherberry ed men with an eye for figures, men SECRETARIES to $M5 work. Excellent working conditions. eventually seeking management posi W ill train. Liberal employee benefits. Call Mr. Klein tion. Sound familiar? Local and nearly co.'s seek qals Good starting rate. Equal opportun Sun Dial & Panel Corp. w/gd. skills for career jobs Call Here's our offer: A weekly fram ity employer 228-4000 60 Passaic Ave. Fairfield ing period, salary beginning at $125 Day or night 335-4708, PLACE MART Apply In person. PERSONNEL, 1222 Rte. 44. Parsip- ft more for expedience; an auto Pompton Lakes Building Supply matic raise after 3 months ft per pany; or *9+4300. 134) Hamburg 41 Colfax Ave.______Pompton Lakes LIQUOR STORE CLERK j Tpke., Wayne FULL TIME- PART TIME iodic merit raises thereafter; after training, a guaranteed weekly draw DAYS - EVENINGS adjusted fo commission pa d monthly; SECRETARY STENO DRIVER To make deliveries Franklin Lakes on the job training with periodic for 2 girl dept, in W . Caldwell office Oakland A>ear. WRITE ASSISTANT mal home office training sessions. needs young secretary— good skills. Box r85 EXPERIENCED Men with forestry, horticulture or IB M electric typewriter, loads ol bene C/0 Matzner Suburban Newspapers fits, A-l company. $15 to start. to drive new 14* stake agriculture background ft sales ex- •44’ Rte 23 p^ience preferred but not man F E E P A ID PRODUCTION MGR. truck. Young man prefer Wayne, N .J. 07471 ARTHUR TREACHER datory. Passaic ft Bergen County EMPLOYMENT* AGENCY red. areas open If you qualify send re 244 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell 224-4535 T o assist production manager and MACHINE OPERATORS sume or contact Warren Tamke, service accounts. No experience nec Lite work for ceramics manufactur BARTLETT TREE EXPERTS, 362 essary. Company vehicle used. Ap CARPENTER 5 er in Fairfield, N .J. Pleasant work Lackawanna Place, South Orange SwitchboSrd Operator — proximately 48 hour week Company ing conditions. 762 7818 or evenings 766-l397_ benefits. Advancement possible. Receptionist PATERSON, Inc. Call 228-2662 “SALESMEN " General office work in pleasant Ced Apply only In person to M r. Mis- Largest Company n» <1* kino tn na ar Grove office. Typing essential. 2 Baltimore Street kiewicz at: tion. starting new division has Excellent working conditions. Nutley, N J. MatzMf Suburban Newspapers grouno floor opportunity tor c a r;jr Call Mrs. Blaze, 239-7800 1441 Rte 23 MACHINISTS minded men. 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MAJ eie |ob desires R JO A M ’ d N E I C S H.S. —Appraisals 5— E L E C T R IC IA N , LtcgnMd «T~Bom rtd rtd «T~Bom LtcgnMd , N IA IC R T C E L E For complete Real Estate appraise, appraise, Estate Real complete For F NGOONE I MY HOME- M O H Y M IN E N O O G IN N O R 2nd floor, built-in garage, gas H/W H/W gas garage, built-in floor, 2nd NNELON—10 10 odd o lo lot wooded 180 x 100 — N O L E N IN C E R T IF IE D appraisal by experts experts by appraisal D IE IF T R E C 835-5324 , Y C N E G 000. 933-3024 6. After $3,000. payment et $390 271-9890 $33,900. heat, porch, garage, picturesque picturesque fire summer with garage, room top porch, living mountain Large this retreat. at you 278-4675 Call burials. four grave*, A. RUOCCO $26,000 Asking pike. $10.- improved. monthly Full feet. accept square 500 ill W on. build to e 2 aiy J m 1t lo, M on 3Mi floor, 1st rm* J family, 2 New ASSOC. A N " A .B .L .E ." B R O K E R , , R E K O R B ." .E .L .B A " N A ASSOC. — Real Estate for Sale for Estate Real — place. 2 bedroom*, large enclosed enclosed large bedroom*, 2 place. e.m. 10 after . ER K O R B ." .E .L .B HAS- A " Y B IB AN L $7,900. , lot, L L E 150W x 10C available now lake tc access 2, VERDALE, J 839-1203. G .J. G N E L C , E L A D R $15,990. E IV R 23, for . E T R all setting, Yf— ar po o Hmug v n u T Hamburg on plot acre 2 AYNfe— col ad hpig Cl 226-6332 Call shopping. and schools Leketront or building property with with property building or Leketront C T N A T N U O C C A * R E P E E K K O O B /C 5681 696-5566 R E K O R B , Y T L A E R -4 IM A avr Cmtr, aesn 2 Paterson. Cemetery, Calvary 696-2277 S3,800. Acre. Approximately ae i a oey ra ls to close area lovely a in cated harder! try s# rvice se Immediate pa Wya 4f*-3300 Wayna. Tpka. 6-51 ra yusl t a rament., treatm a to yourself 962-7581 Treat lot* in Lincoln Park, Wayne, and and Wayne, building Park, of Lincoln ebundence in en lot* have We 471-5224 Sunday*, A Eve* 327-5255. S10 Only Service. Fa*r K C O N N A U Q E P ? 2 F28-J3 by appt at your home Mrs Burt*. Burt*. Mrs home your at appt by ik p n dlvr 838-2609 delivery and up pick level high picturesque scenery near near scenery picturesque high level A drapes for pre-Easter «eason Free Free «eason pre-Easter for drapes Bioloqy 3 A after had wkdys Has 839-1628 P.M. Field. Chemistry. & Medical In 239-5756.______ae 950 2650, fe 6 al 226 call 6 after 256-5100, *9.500. lake WelM John E IC By day, hour or contract. Reason Reason contract. or hour day, By P VER. R E IV L E D D N A UP eg o tx om 00 e de or diem Per 835-8019 1040 form salary. tax of ledge be ae Cl 697-9130 Call rates able acd Wil ok l Y l M i w work ill W lancad. evc. y xet can experts by •ervice. know B.S.. to book* of set full handle NG IN elo Appraiser Realtor pralsor. 1307 Pator*on HamBur* HamBur* Pator*on 1307 pralsor. 3 vl srlt esnbe 835-2811 Reasontble amp >no worK servlet B3A-3173 volt etrlcsl Call .M 230 of ryp*a All holiday,. Sun A * S«t ldl »y WMKW d ll » 5, rtt f M M M Mon. offtc) 6 Hmug unie Wayne Turnpike Hamburg 968 FARM CRES1 ACRES ACRES CRES1 FARM On* A erg Building Building A erg On* . 875-4457 N.J Newton Road. Box 345, Sussex, Sussex, 345, Box Road. Asking Newton road. dirt a on frontage acre. improved per $1,500 an Asking on road frontage 380' Im Ask an view. on 17,000. Beautiful Ing Located road. proved well. driven ad ih prxmtl 600’ approximately with land approximately with land open ing detached, garage car 1 room, JAEGER, R Sussex D E ER R K F O R B , acres R E G E 5 A J the W for $6,000 trailer house with E R C A E N O MATELY 5 ce open acres 5 Y L E T A IM X O R P P A slop acre* 5 Y L E T A IM X O R P P A ag kthn lvn r 1 bed 1 , rm living kitchen, Large RM $7,500FROM UP-TERMS VERSAL REPORTS 835-4174 S T R O P E R L A S R E IV N U AINT NG A PAPERHANGI G IN G N A H R E P A P A G IN T I PA N LO TS A N D L A N D FO R SA LE LE SA R FO D N A L D N A TS LO OHN T. REALTOR R O T L A E R , E L A H . T N H JO O* A E R A D N A L D N U O F W E N o o t oe (eoa area* (Verona home. at do to Hwhre iiiy 427-7686 Vicinity) (Hawthorne LFORD fOWNSMl* D R O F IL M t r i W aea Female Malear C A R D IN A L E R E A L T Y CO CO Y T L A E R E L A IN D R A C O *«e oie Aerru-in Police *t«*e >Of TTEN APPRAI S L A IS A R P P A N E T IT R W A CONG N O TC E N O C S U M E K A L «xp d., d., «xp el Estate Real . . E OLD DE J. J. ' E K A L D O O W N E E R G ______SW ED IS H M A SSA G E E G SSA A M H IS ED SW AA-Appraisals Y T L A E R Y E L H S A L FIELD M O BLO USX Y T N U O C SUSSEX ______ie f Rue 13 Route eft mile al 728-3078 Call LDERS R E D IL U B 694-4680 <94-6312______t s i p y t t
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W A Y N E — Ranch Living rm W/dininfl W/dininfl rm Living Ranch — E N Y A W 694-0509W Principals. asking W W Col bedroom 4 Beautiful — E N Y A W W P P A TE R S O N - Riverside area. 1 family. family. 1 area. Riverside - N O S R TE A P P N 7— Real Estate for Sale for Estate Real 7— ON LAKES—2 er od 6 old. years 2 — S E K A L N TO P M O P ERSON Na Hldn e 2 New Haledon— Near N O S R TE A P 7 W ? E V O R G R A D E C C C itns Wanted" Listings 7C— L L L H L N—Lvl odr oe C itn* Wanted Listing* 7C— G R O C E R Y — Dell., frozen food. Owner" Owner" food. frozen Dell., — Y R E C O R G D R U G S TO R E — Fo r sale In good neigh- neigh- good In sale r Fo — E R TO S G U R D D E N Y A W NFANT & LDREN' 'S N E R D IL H C & T N A F IN - R E L T U B L IQ U O R P A C K A G E S T O R E L IC E N S E , , E S N E IC L E L R O T S E G A K C A P R O U IQ L B D E T N A W with wanted Home — A E R A D L IE F IR A F PROPERTY MEMBER WITH A ______P A C K A N A C K L A K E A R E A -3 bedroom bedroom -3 A E R A E K A L K C A N A K C A P Estate Real 7D— LIM T MASSAKER T. ILLIAM W QUOR. P . R O U IQ LIL LSTNG SSE SYSTEM G TIN LIS ULTIPLE M ALWAYS PROMPT A SALE U S IN ES S F O R S A L E — Old established established Old — E L A S R O F S ES IN S U iness established over 10 years. Card*, Card*, years. 10 over established iness tto wt 1 or 1 with Station IN E R — 5 day week, 6 A M to 6 PM , , PM 6 to M A 6 week, day 5 — R E IN 1207 Paterson-Hamburg Tpke., Wayne Wayne Tpke., Paterson-Hamburg 1207 gifts, candy. Owner retiring. Price Price retiring. Owner candy. gifts, esnbe Cl TE 5-4663, E T Call III, Reasonable. Owner Y yrs. R E 16V Established mer. !! S K IC M IM G 600 Cl 2446 ______Asking 274-4463 yearly. $50,000 Call $6,000. Gross retiring. atd Cl 777-4126 Call wanted. el fe 3 M. 337-6503 . .M P 3 after Cell M U S T S E L L , L E A S E OR R E N T . . T N E R OR E S A E L , L L E S T S U M al . . . Call. house; near Parochial School; mid mid School; Parochial near house; 873 Bloomfield Ave. Verona. N. J . . J N. Verona. Ave. Bloomfield 873 FOR LL A G C IN IT . A E W IC V S R E Y U B E V A H E W an' lret hpig etr Bus center. shopping largest Wayne's ton Akn 5700 275-1376 517,000. Asking n. itlo aly N J. N. Valley, Shopping Center H E N R Y 0 . . 0 Y R N E active H in located Center , E R O T S Shopping R A E W tion. Terms. Call A S H L E Y R E A L T Y . . Y T L A E R Y E L H S A Clasa Call Terms. property. tion. plus gross, $75,000 Passaic County. Good opportunity. opportunity. Good County. 835-4015 Passaic lowed to construct building. Call Call al building. or shop, construct machine to with for lowed condition, Good building bedrooms. 4 or 3 N THI F R FO R E S . A E R S A U O E T R U O C IS H T D N A IN T P M O R P * E M O H 1,0 icuig stock. including $19,500 NG AND LAUNDRY R D N U A L D N A G IN N A E L C Y R D 228-0040 or write Welsh Farm s, Long Long s, Farm Welsh write or 228-0040 wftn route dairy, compact a have We soft drink dist. business. $10,000 year year $10,000 business. dist. drink soft H u rry 1 rry u H . PM 2-5 between Boonton 778-9628 Realtor 256 2600 256 Realtor soon? Little us cell you To.qwe, Won't the experience. In area of listings Fall* years your 18 with Along ln 1500 on yal, od toc- sood yearly, n ro * 165,000 tlon. with a good credit record. Call Call record. credit GrRd School good High a man. with married for Income. Price $1,900. O w ner retiring. retiring. ner w O $1,900. Price Income. egbrod Iel o-o opera Mom-Pop Ideal neighborhood. 604-1317. 7 1 3 1 - 4 0 6 . R E K O R B borhood. O r registered pharmacist pharmacist registered r O borhood. for welting ere buyer* cash Many Pompton Bergen County. Financing available available In Financing earnings County. substantial Bergen Immediate CKER, elo. ot 2, Butler 23, Route Realtor. , R E K IC R 2-25 Ee A Sna* 478-5224. Sunday* A Eve* 327-5255. sum in weeks 3 and holidays Closed NO E W , S ES Y IN S IT BU IN IC V E ES R M E O D C H N IN A S G IN Y U E B N N Y A A E E W M R A E W IN SO GS, IN 2'. al 865-2767 Call $20'*. ERSON. 350 W. . R E K A S S A M . W $3,500. . N O S R TE A P R O U T E — Plus truck in Northern Northern in truck Plus — E T U O R etc. farms, poperty acreage, on sales business, quick and or fast for L MI OR SAL LE A S R FO E T U O R K IL M IL A T E R OHN G. IAcI, R O T L A E R PISAfcSIK, . G N H JO od oain n et Orange west in Location Good S C COUNTY T N U O C IC SSA A P F O . . NORTHn.c. WHEN LISTING YOUR 1350 R O U T E 23. W A Y N E , N .J. .J. N , E N Y A W 23. E T U O R 1350 L 9-35 49+0348 : L L A C S E V E 694-4305 ut arfc de o illness. to due sacrifice Must T GET ENOUGH LI T IS L H G U O N E T E G 'T N A C E W ! ! OVED M E'VE W 600 Valley Rd., Wayne Wayne Rd., Valley 600 ON AREA LI I S G TIN IS L A E R A N TO N O O B Opportunities ness s e tn s u J Opps. Business el saeLe Broker Estate-Lie. Reel QO SOR - CIT N CLIFTO - RE STO IQUOR O S NEEDED ES HOM ERSON PET SHOP T E P N O S R TE A P A FENGYA. R O T L A E R . A Y G N E F . J D E Marston E. James FOR SALE ~ E L A S R O F P O H S Y T U A E B elo Mlil Listings Multiple Realtor JOHN WEISS Wanted LFORD AREA A E R A D R O F IL M T S E W ______- SHED 1918 D E H IS L B A T S E S COUNTY T N U O C IS R R O M F SHOP IFT G , A E R A 3 A - E H r L ROUE - UTE O R ILK M 239-SQ44 Lakes. S STABLISHED nsy Pay*! onesty 694-3300 el 525-6307 Cell Call Call o b u 684-1317 OF THEOF R O T L A E R CO. D N A _ 1-6220 E_ R Agency <07-5231 838-0400 stu n. n. stu 939-0981 835-5433 bays. 2 il buy Will Anytime______bedroom Service — D E T N A W ______uo. » Tutow. ______ ______oe In home CO. r rent. or 335-3333 _ _ 8— Business 108— Howies For Rent 12— Antiques 12B— Merchandise 12B— Merchandise 17 Page Opportunities W A Y N E — 7 rooms (3 bedrooms) older NIGHTTIME BROWSING CERAMICS— Let us answer your gift 2 story Colonial style home. Vacant problems. Something for that spec FURNITURE - Armoir. Golden Oak DO YOU KNOW? MORNING PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE and available immediately. Short or ial occasion. Personalized and Holiday Chests, Wash Stand, Victorian We are remodeling our store for your -Pompton Plains. For 'details call long term lease available. Security gifts made to order. 423-1415 or 962 Chaise Lounge, Round Tables. Tif greater shopping pleasure. Come in 694-2742 after 6 p.m.______required. $200 per month. Tenant 7326 fany Shades, Brass Beds, Secretary, and check our low prices. pays heat and all utilities. Call owner N EWSPAPER ROUTE-Sundays only. 694-0348 Oak Ice Boxes, Hurricane Lamps, C E R A M IC S — Supplies, Greenware, North Jersey Area. Call bet. 8 P.M r-me Glass &. China A Contents of Easier Gifts made to order. Classes BUTLER HARDWARE 1968 25, MAR. TODAY WAYNE A 10 P.M . 835-2562 Old Estate. Plus Bargain Basement Tues Morn./afternoon; Thurs after & LUMBER CO. Sale. 10C— M L. Lake, noon. Rowan's Ceramics.- 8 Van 1558 Rte 23 Butler DIAL 838 1855 GRANNY'S ATTIC Duyne Ave., Riverdale 835-4646 M on.-Fri 8 a.m .-7 p.m Sat. to 6 p m . ______Shore Rentals "Buys a Plate to an Estate." O N C E IN When selling call anytime day C L E A N rugs, like new, so easy to do • 1967 DOMESTIC ZIG ZAC • A LIFETIME L AVALLETTE 1 or night. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric Sewing Machine. Slightly Useoiancy shampooer $1. BUTLER HARDWARE, A T T R A C T IV E house available for j 1489 Main Ave , Clifton 772-1929 stitches, button holes, monoqrams, . R T E . 23, Butler, N .J. 838-1855 OPPORTUNITY season. Sleeps 6. Nice yard, porch. I Open 4:30 to 9 P.M ., Closed Wednesday sews on buttons, twin needle opera Conv. to Bay A Ocean. 239-3621. Open All Day Saturday ting. 3 Year Parts & labor Guar No CLEARANCE SALE— Latex wall Paint, T H E O L D C H IN A SHOP will be closed Attach Neces tor repairs due to smoke A water white and colors, $2.88 a gallon • $38 60 CASH • JACK'S HARDWARE, 1071 R.ngwooC ?,1E -5*cre— Business damage. Watch for reopening. or 10 Pbvmdnrs $4.20 Each Ave. Haskell. TOP PROF. CALL CREDIT DEPT Til * W A Y N E — Large store in Shopping Cen ter be used for drug, stationery, etc. i 2 e -Merchandise 385-9551 694-6037 or 694-8454 (Out Of Town-COLLECT) BETTY BRITE AAAAAAAAA E A S Y Spin D ry Washer, $10; Norge 1 OF— Industrial/Office COINS Wringer Washer, $50; Kelvinator Re- Wanted — We Pay Moot BOUGHT AND SOLD frigerator, $25. Call 772-4275 CENTER OP PATERSON DRY CLEANING For furniture, rugs, stoves, refrlger ENCYCLOPEDIA New condition U L T R A M O O E R N office space, avail ators pianos home contents. One Criterion Coin Center Yery Reasonable Call Spence* ini able A pril 1st. 1,200 air cond. sq. ft. Dief* or entira home Estates 1166 Hamburg Tpke. 696-5577 or 473-4343 Call Mr. Kaplan, 278-0112 In B U Y R IT E D IS C O U N T STOR E AND P A TE R S O N — O F F IC E S , for professional, BERDAN SHOPPING CENTER FAU— W0% European Hair, Brown or business. Light, airy. Midtown loc 696-5059 Tone, Sacrifice $95. or best offer ation. Janitorial service. 742-4428 PATERSON ______696-7718 SPEED QUEEN RIVERDALE— Modern 2 room Prof FIREWOOD -A HORSE H A ~ essional or Business office. Heat, C R IB and Matching Chest, Edison. P K -U P Ld. 812.50 Del. 835 1768 or air cond.. Included. Plenty of off Blonde like new $75; Play Pen, Wood Split A Seasoned 2 y rs Va Ton street parking. $125. month. Call AUCTION HOUSE (wood). $8; combination High Chair ______835-4408 LAUNDERETTE 835-4326 after 4:30 PM and week and Table $15; $100 takes all plus ends. free barrel of toys 838-5494. ■URNITURE A BEDDING WAREHOUSE OUTLET—SAVE UP TO 10% 24 MARKET ST. D E S K — atudent, pine; blue Bachelor FAB ER BROS.. 6 Frankim Ava. Oak- 1*10— .W f^r* To Rent chest with light formica top, W y mat (bnc. N.J. 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J N • Lakes, Pompton Instructions IC M E D A C A i m - 8 1 A ll instruments, Reas, rates, rates, Reas, instruments, ll A a LESSONB N A G R O Special IN Y O U R H O M E E M O H R U O Y IN by Instructions UT NG IN R TO TU N YOUR HOME M O H R U O Y IN hlrn t 12 to 6 Children 838-1609 L L A C specialty. C U T O U T ft ft T U O T U C specialty. ------7873 7 8 -7 5 3 8 our Director, for 525-8540 or or or M M * n : , DEfl ^ l f E lD R Scouts t 696-6340 Ave. fl»4*J099 I— Services 21— Services 21— Services 21— Services 1968 25, MAR. Y A D TO AYNE W Page19 Business Service FLOOR SERVICE ODD JOBS PRINTING UPHOLSTERING FLOOR WAXING— HOME OR OFFILe PROPERTY* CELLARS, GARAGES. KITCHEN-DINETTE CHAIRS STATIONERY PRINTING AVERAGE FLOOR *M* C L E A N E D . Removal of alt trash. Select from over 300 different vinyl Z l — M r v i c t i CALL 696*151 Appliances delivered & /Moving. Cali ALL TYPES, PICK-UP 8. DELIVER & leatherette fabrics, All colors 8, Joe 835-4502 or 839-4562______Cell WILLIE BROWN 274-4948 styles. Call for free estimates, pick VETS Free Pick-Up on Washers, Re up & delivery. We honor all major ACCOUNTING * TAXES GENERAL CONTRACTING frigerators, Furniture, Clothing, REFRIGERATION SERVICE^ credit cards or open an account with Newspapers 8< Will Clean Cellars. us. We also do office furniture. Ask ACCOUNTANT Federal & State Income HAROLD L. SCHNORR JR. 7264325 256-9432 REFRIGERATION 8> Air-Conditioning, for commercial salesman. Taxes Accurately Prepared. 85 & up. Carpenter — General Contractor Al Commercial & Domestic-Delicatessen RAYCO 696-5890 terations, Home Improvements. Fin & Market Service. Installation-Domes Rte. 46, Wayne CL 6-3513 ACCOUNTING SERVICES ancing Arranged. FREE ESTIMATES OVERHEAD DOORS tic Repairs. Sales & Service 742-2379 445 Rte. 17 Paramus 261-5703 All Fsoerai & Sta** T»x«s ComDlete Bookkeeping Systems HOME IMPROVEMENTS RENTAL SERVICE installation & Operation ______' 739-5373 ■______CARPENTER— HELPER RENT A WATER SOFTENER Automotive ACCOUNTING ALL TAX RETURNS S3 A M O N TH (A ny size family) S U B TRUCK A ALL TOOLS REQUIRED Automatic Garage prepared expertly. Individual returna, U R BA N M O R R IS Water Conditioning FOR JOB $9.2? PER HOUR business tax serv. & sects. avail, all Co. y r. Reasonable fees. Call A.R Me* C«l! 694-5059 341-1012 sina. Public Acct.. Office at 1M 23— Auto Parts Door Opener WK PENT MOST ANYTHING Lakeview Ave., cfMon. 772-5456 or COLONIAL CONTRACTORS For Home. Business. Industry 772-6231 at your afrvenienc*. For Reasonable Prices on Sheet 1943 F O R D V-8 390 engine, w ith 4 UNITED RENT-ALLS speed manual trans. 65 Chevy Van ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE— Furniture. Rock, Speckling, Vinyl 8> Aluminum Portable Radio 147 Market St.. E Paterson. 796-7208 Appliances, Budget Concluded before Windows 8. Doors front axle, complete with brakes. they age or become write offs. ______Call 427-3222______Controls. I Car CIGARETTE BURNS, TEARS, Also complete Chevy Van rear end. ” 334-6595 MOTH HOLES INVISIBLY REWOVEN 694-1703 C OMPLETE Garments, Knit-weer, Upholstery I Year Factory Guarantee On Premises. Reas. 839-2732 ACCOUNTING & TAXES HOME IMPROVEMENTS: 24— Auto Repair e a r l y AMERICAN AND MODERN IN COM E TAX EXPERTLY PREPAR- • Garages • Porches • New Additions ROOFING & SIDING DELIVERED AND SPRING SPECIAL ON CONVERTIBLE ED At Your Home. No E'xtra Charge. • Alterations • Paneling • Alumlnu.— TO PS. Vinyl $59 installed, window and Louis Orehek 838-6239 Siding • Masonry • riling ASSEMBLED A-1 Roofing, nutters, leaders. Johns Manville Products All type carpent-y zipper Included. Plastic windows $20, INCOME TAX RETURNS FILED NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION window and zipper $25. Call Dennis by Experienced Accountant, evenings repairs. Painting. Reasonable. and Sundays Will call at your home. L HAZEKAM P No Job toi Big or too Sme" 256-7834 796-3095 or 796-9325 ______839-4475______$142.00 M ORN. 274-9010. E V E . 838-1893 INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS Prepared Installation Optional ______E S T A B L IS H E D 25 Y E A R S ______25A— Junks-Wrecks Federal & State, $5 and Up. < Dick Watts Construction G Manns 697-8640 DICK WATTS 835-5103 Wcsnted ______CUSTOM CARPENTERS A ROOFING, ALUMINUM GUTTERS BUILDERS ______AND ALTERATIONS ______INDIVIDUAL TAX ALTERATIONS DORMERS BEDNAR OVERHEAD JU N K S - Late Model Wrecks Bought G E N E R A L Roof Repairs, Chimneys, GARAGES 742 1554 between 9 AM and 5 PM Returns Prepared ALUMINUM SIDING GUTTERS Gutters, Slate & Tile, also Water 278 1521 before 9 AM , after 5 pm. Daily 9 A .M . - 10 P.M. 835-5103 DOOR CO. proofing. LA 5*7869-35 Church St., Lakeland Tax & Accounting Service GUTTERS Paterson. 33 Hamburg Tpke., Riverdale. N.J. CLEANED, REPAIRED, 8. REPLACED 484-1908 HOT TAR R 00 FIN G— P r 1vate homes & 27— House & Camp ______835-5300______commercial buildings. Re-roof, alum IKON RAILINGS *1.95 FT. INSTALLED inum siding, gutters and leaders. Trailers STEEL STEPS. PLATFORMS A CEL- BROMLEY 8. MACKO ROOFING 835-9657 L A R D OOR . Call 773-0324. 772-3430 PAINTING & DECORATING C O . 471-9068. B E E L I N E T R A V E L T R A I L E R — 18' self ______For Free Estimate______PLAINS ROOFING A CONST. CO contained, stove, oven, gas, electric Roofing, Siding, Alterations, Alumin refrigerator, heater, sleeps 6, good P A T C H P L A S T E R IN G — Mo lO© loo um Doors, Winoows, Gutters condition. C all after 5 P M 267-1055 ANTENNA SERVICE •mall. 18 yrs experience, all loDr ' ' •A SPRING SPECIAL* R EP A IR S GUARANTEED Cell J7*-*e*b JOE'S A N T E N N A S Installed, Mine or We F IX eaks BEE-LINE-FRANKLIN-SUNSET Your Parts, Guaranteed. Free Esti Painting with D U T C H BO Y Phone: 697-3262 625-0838 SAFARI T.T. SALES AND RENTAL mates. After 5 pjn. 279-264] 1 Family House-$150 Route 17, Mahwah, N .J. F rl. night KITCHEN CABINETS 2 Family Housa-S250 R. J. WARDROPE 8. Sat, or by appt. 962-7755______„ ROOFING and GUTTER WORK 3 Family Houm-$350 C AMPER — The ultimate in Camping A U TO w a x .n o E X P E R T Kitchen Remodeling and up Call 256-8255 for Free Estimate* Luxury. Full body coach, complete Bathroom Vanity, Karnlval Kitcheni FREE MINOR REPAIRS with FS, PB, auto'c trans., and air 398-4910 or 627-3375 FREE ESTIMATES PAOLINO S AUTO WAXING SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS conditioning. Excellent condition. Must It's New When We're Through 3 Year Written Guarantee on all be seen to appreciate. For Quick work. Insured. Interiors Shampooed JUNK DEALER; SEWING MACHINE SPECIALIST will Sale, now $3,000. Call days 835-0165 Motors Cleaned CHARLES REYNOLDS, give comp'ete tune-up to any make. $3.75 Call eves. Mor- Thurs. 278- C A M P IN G T R A IL E R — Sleeps 6, Up Free Pick-Up A Delivery PAINTING By Appointment Only ATHENIA METAL 6885 right ice box, water supply, mat 427 Union OlVb., Totowa 696-7228 694-9387 tresses, heater, heavy duty storage 2744417 W ASTE C O . TAXI SERVICE cover. Excellent condition. $525 firm B UYIN G scrap Cooper. Brets. Lead, 445-4639______ete. Plumbers Scrap. Rags. Remnant, CABINET MAKING VET'S TAXI SERVICE 278*1217 C ONVERTED BUS 1953-30', All alumi DELIVERED 1C OUR DOOR num body, New GM C engine, All CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS 310 COLFAX AVE., CLIFTON mechanical parts new or rebuilt. M ist Kitchens under S2S0. TILE INSTALLATION Sleeps 6. Almost completed, $3,000. (Without Appliances) GR 3-0677 478-3369 CERAMIC TILE FREE ESTIAAATES 83I-1669 JOS. DAMATO PAPER STOCK • BATHROOM • KITCHEN* 1947 PHOENIX TRAVEL TRAILER 17 69-85 Florida Ave. Paterson 271-2293 • MARBLE WORK • ALTERATIONS ft., self contained, stove, oven, gas- Newspapers 90c per loo lbs. We also elec, refrig, heater, sleeps 8, like new CARPET SERVICE J. SOKALSKI CALL 256-0283 buy all grades of wastepaper & rags. condition. Asking $2100. 835-8068 CERAMIC TILE. Mosaic & Marble WALL TO WALL CARPETING, New & Mon. Wed. Frl. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. RAYEWOOD TRAILER used, installed, repaired, shampooed, Tues. & Thurs. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Setter Baths. Kitchens Fireplace* SALES 8- SERVICE Travel Trailers restretched 8, relaid upholstery clean Sat. 7 a.m . to 4 p.m . Original designs. 278-5890 & Truck Campers The Top of N J. ed— 1 sofa 8» 2 chairs, only SIS We Rt. 23, Colesville 2 r r ’ies South of buy & sell. V e ry Reasonable price* LAMPS « SHADES TREE SERVICE High Point Park 8> at Camp ground Call 779-6564 Mt. Salem, Sussex 875 4961 HARRY A ED'S TREE SERVICE SEE our FACTORY show room selec RECO CAMPERS-NEW OUT EAST Traes cut & removed, branches ch>ppeo CARPENTRY tions or let us resrvle ,our lamps Hardtops, fully equipped. 427-6249 337-4613 FU LLY IN S U R E D 337-5737 See us at the Teaneck A rm ory, March ALTERATIONS - IMPROVEMENTS Volltan Lamp & Shade REMOVAL O F D E A D 8. H A Z AR D O U S 27th to March 31st. QUALITY CARPENTRY 2 Second St., Clitton PR 7-8337 T R E E S . Insured, leliable and free Pat PICarlo ______742-7363 estimates. A.so f i r e p l a c e W OOD. SPRING SPECIAL SALE D A M CARPENTRY Specializing In 334-3431. D O N A LD A. E R B , 494-3127 New 20 ft., tandem wheel Layton, 19 ft. Phoenix 4 sleeper, 16 ft. Improvement •Alterations •Additions LANDSCAPING SERVICE SENECA TREE SERVICE— Topping 8. model fits in your garage. 83 Inch Removal. Free estimates, insured en#’ high, 6 ft. head room. $1,555. Reesa 256-7855 BRIGHTMAN'S LANDSCAPING reasonable Aiso wood chips for Sale Lawn Maintenance, Shrub Work A hitches, awnings, mirrors used axle Fertilizing call 627-6378 or 887-4304 hitches. CAR INSPECTION Call after 5:30 773-5192 or 274-0141 SANTHOUSE TRAILER SALES COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE UPHOLSTERING ~ 71 North 14 Street Haledon, N .J. CARS Taken Through Inspection, Qual interior & Exterior Now Is the time Designing, Planting, Maintenance. UTILITY TRAILERS RENTED ity Service .Reliable Personnel, Pick to get your Exterior painting oone All Plant Material Guaranteed 1 By the H O U R , D A Y or W E E K ed Up & Delivered. Call 279-4899 Fully insured Reasonable price t » SAGGING SOFA & CHAIR Year, ______839-2739 HAUL IT YOURSELF NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING! SEAT BOTTOMS • Horse Trailers • Boat Trailers DRESSMAKING A DESIGNING LANDSCAPING EXTERIOR-INTERIOR PAINTING BUILT IN YOUR HOME • Car Carriers • Appliance Hand Spring Clean Up. Reasonable REASONABLE RATES 772-1565 Trucks • Nimrod Camping Trailer* DO YOUR CLOTHES NEED A LIFT? Monthly Rates 438-1539 FREE ESTIMATES CALL 742-5097 • Avalon Travel Trailers See us for Alterations & Dressmak LANDSCAPING - MAINTENANCE TOW BAR RENTALS $6.50 24 Hr*. ing. Call 694-1473 or 694-6396 MONTHLY RATES G A G PAINTERS—CONTRACTOR- Drew Tlte Trailer Hitches In stock J IM H ES LIN Also DETHATCHING & SEEDING Exterior & Interior, Reasonable, Free EXPERT DRESSMAKING TRAILER SUPPLIES 8. ACCESSORIES WM. HOCHKEPPEL NURSERY Estimates. Call anytime 278-6877 Ladies' and Children's Clothes Financial Orange Trailer Rental Service, Inc. Wayne 694-3423 Call 471-8825 weekdays only GORSKI BROS. Painting, Decorating Rtes. 23 & 46 Wayne CL 6-0070 PARISIAN D E S IG N E R win Daslgn SPRING CLEAN UP 35 Franklin PI. Totowa Boro 30 Years High Fashion Dresses and Gowns. Planting 8s General Lawn Maintenance of Know How. Interior 8. Exterior. 22— Money to Loan Beading, etc 941-0012 777-9084 or 471-9440 684-5974 27AA— Antique Autos HOUSE PAINTING-interior & Exterior ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING MASONS Quality Workmanship, Free Estimates C H E V Y — 1926— Antique, 2 dr. sedan. HARRY A TRIBUCHER 274-4065 2nd MORTGAGES Asking $900. Very Good Condition. ELECTRICIAN • 100 Am p. • 220 volt ALL TYPES OF MASONRY WORK Call 835-3811 OUTSIDE PAINTINO Service— Electric heat— Reasonable Sidewalks, Patios, Brick Steps, Fire A R 4 - 1 111 State Licensed £ Bonded 694-2033 Most homes under S100, without trim. places, Flower Boxes, Free Estimates Interior painting, cabinet reflnlshing None lower in N .J.; Check our To SAL M U L E ______772-5614 28— Autos For Sale ELECTRICIAN, Licensed A Bonded FREE ESTIMATES 838-1669 tal repayment figure column No. 3. A ll types of/electrical work. 100 amp. C ft F — All kinds of Mason work, 220 volt service. Reasonable 835-2818 steps, sidewalks and patios. Free r l ~2 ~ 3 BUICK Riviera $1,000 estimates. 473-4591 or 773-6979. PROCEEDS PAYMENT TOTAL LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ______3 3 7 - 4 5 5 4 _ COMPLETE MASONRY SRRVICB $1,000 533.77 $1,215.83 • 220 Serv'ce with Breaker Panels BU IC K — 1962 Special, automatic • Walks • waits • Patios • steps $50.65 $1,823.75 • Extra Outlets • Repairs & Fixture;. $1,500 transmission, good condition. Beauty and Durability PAINTING $2,000 $67.54 $2,431.67 • Quality Work • ReasonaDie Kates 696-2729 GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP $2,500 $34.44 $3,039.58 • FREE ESTIMATES 254-153? Wm. Manley 256 4867 B U IC K 1963 Riviera, Excellent cond. C A R P EN TR Y Black vinyl top, new tires. Very FR E E ESTIMATES On All Kinds Of ELECTROLOGIST D. VITALE CO. MEYER ZENDELL clean. Best offer over S1.200 Masonry Work. Foundations, Fire 335-5592 places, Steps, Sidewalks, Garage, 208 MARKET ST PATERSON ELECTROLOG 1 ST— 15 Yrs. Background Retaining Walls, Patios. • Brush Spray • Licensed Under chapter 91 PL. BUICK, 1956 National A international Experience 772-9028 or 279-6914 1965 Aft. 6 p.m. call 525-0765 CONVERTIBLE 721 Valley Road, Wayne, New Jersey 838-1347 696-4420 By Appointment Only • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS FINANCING AVAILABLE • ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ELECTROLOGIST m iles Al e x a n d e r 523-sc38 674-8136 UNWANTED HAIR 2 ' - - . - ■ ...... ______REMOVED PERMANENTLY Form erly associated with MOVING & TRUCKING PAINTING * DECORATING noted dermatologist Interior & Exterior. Reasonable 17 Durreli Afreet. Verona, N. j GEORGE'S MOVING Free Estimates 271-6915 239-3463 • appointment only r.O a Room. SHORE TRIPS ^ MORTGAGE IN S U R A N C E . Call 625-1223* • PAINTING AND EXCAVATING MOVING AND LIGHT TRUCKING BASEMENTS & ATTIc? CLEANED PAPERHANGING • TOM CROOKS EXCAVATING— Bldt- SHORE TRIPS IN T E R IO R EXTERIOR ho*, buck«t loader, esphelt drive REASONABLE 935-2847 ways. Trucking, sand, graval, fill BRUSH OR SPRAY A topsoil. -Stump removal. No Job ODD JOBS ALL WORK GUARANTEED COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIALIIMMC Too Small. S39-W10 or 337-6*76. Call • DEBT CONSOLIDATION ------.------BEN CLEANS BEST ■ . • HOME IMPROVEMENTS • EDUCATION | B OORROW R R O W WHAT FLOOR TILE LEN SALDUTTI H k f ... m a p m m •mPM.A. Aippne I VYV f llf»— T,“ ' CELLARS. ATTICS, YARDS. MILLS 138-2564 f BUSINESS PURPOSES • PERSONAL NEEDS f --YOU NEED- MOVING t TRUCKING ASPHALT A VINYL Asbestos Floor Estimates Cheerfully Given Tile Installed. 12x12 rm. 540 with Days AR 4-2900 Other 335-9474 . dial 684-5548 your material. 772-5614 ODD AND EN D JOBS of any kind. Cleaning out cellars, gutters, etc FIOOR SERVICE ~~ Call 778-2744 after 5 p.m. PIANO TUNING PAIN TINO interior & Exterior. FLOOR WAXING — PROFESSIONAL Cellars Attica Cleaned, Light r-ARNQU)JtMmJssm£$ 81 COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE m JOB. AFTER 4 P.M. Moving 81 Odd Jobs. Reasonable, Free Tuning, Repairs. G. Random | V LLICENSED it UNDER CHAPTER 91 PL, 1965 15S MARKET 5T„ PATERSON 523-4*04 estimates. Call G. Dean 6844454 Free Estimates, 227-1 Iff 2^—Auto^Foi^Sole 2*— Autos For Sale 8BH 5 fS ? SR55?Bro55h!55F^ Killy equ pped, only 35.000 mil**. SPRING SPECIAL v n y i root and leather Interior, 14500. CHEVY 19*4 IMP ALA CONVERTI Cai 226-4410 between I and 5. B L E 4 speed RAH. P LINCOLN PARK MOTORS, INC 9 0X6-1100 — 15 B00NT0N TURNPIKE, LINCOLN PARK, N.J. DE 5-0777 Authorized Chevrc'et-Oldsmoblle Dealer Since 1929 28— Autos For Sale 28— Autos For Sale 28— Autos For 1968 25, MAR. Sale Y A D TO AYNE W 21 roqe F O R D '54 F800 D U M P T R U C K , 5 yd. M U S TA N G , V-8, 19o5— Leaving for the OLDSMOBILE, 1945, F-85 Deluxe. 4 body, V-I, with or without plow. Good Navy. Auto., hdtp, white with black door sedan, V-6, automatic, power cond. 325-9834 Interior. Low Mileage. 478-4174 steering, radio, heater, gold in and Totowa Auto Mart FORD 1945 Ronch Wagon, standard MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1H5, V-«, out. Like new 5 tiros and 2 snows. shift. 6 cyl., PS. Immaculate Con auto'c. Candy Apple Red, Like new 31,000 miles. $1,395. Call after 4 P.M . dition. 51,195. condition. Must to seen. Alton Auto 772-0901 P H IL IP P , 334-2800______Sales, 234 McBride Ave., Paterson. PONTIAC G.T.O., 1944, white w black F ORD, 1945 Falcon. Standard, 2 dr., 279-0200 vinyl roof. 4 speeds. Very clean, toa- original owner. Reasonable. Cell 135- M U S TA N G 1945, 2 door, 3 speed, V-8, tiful shape. Must sell. SZ300. 256- LIKE NEW CADILLAC 0040. 0897 after 5 pm REDUCEO TO A LOW 51,095. FORD »*2 GALAX IE 2 door, ______P H IL IP P , 334-2800______PONTIAC CatalaTna, 1964, 2 drT H.T7 5350. O L D S M O B IL E — 1944 Cutlass convertible. Wht. w /BIk. vinyl roof, R .A H ., full P H IL IP P , 334-2800 V-8 automatic, power steering, radio power. 26,000 orig. miles. Orig. own F O R D - 1943 Country Squire Station A heater, bucket seats, posi-trac- er. Like new. Asking 51975. Call 696- SPRING SALE Wagon. V -i, auto'c. PS. loaded with tlon, wire wheel covers with spin 3182, ners, all new tires. Saddle brown with extras. Choice of 2, 4 or 9 pass. Al P O N TIA C — 1965 Bonneville hardtop, matching top. Excellent condition. 838- ton Auto Sales, 234 McBride Ave., full power, 51,450. 4 Post Lane, Rlvor- 6353 Paterson, 279-0200. dale. 535-0315. IMPALA, 1948, BLACK A GREEN, Tu iT OLDSMOBILE— 1943, convertible "98." PONTIAC, 1947, Grand Prix, air, white C O N D , S T E R E O T A P E , Best offer, FULL POWER, snow tires VERY '64 CPE. DE VILLE. Ermine white, black vinyl walls, power steering, brakes, win 247-1254. 247-4841 GOO D C O N D ITIO N . 791-0557 488-4490 dows antenna stereo, A M F M radio OLDS, 1943, 88 T 'd rf hdtp. P.S., PB..* JEEP, 1943 With Snow Plow, 11,450. <26 options). 53,600. 338-4304. top. I owner, 4 way pwr., fac. air cond. Beautiful YAMAHA, 1944 Motorcycle, 350 cc. full leather interior. Exceptionally 335-5789. clean. Private Cell after 6 P.M . 278- ■ONTIAC '43 Grand Prix. all black 5039 with matching Interior, bucket seals, JOINING AIR M r CE in every detail. Four dual "90s." O LD S 1964 F85 CUfLASS." 2 door hard console, P.S., R A H , wire wheels, MUST SELL 1945 MUSTANG yellow top, white, w/black int. immaculate, stereo reverb. Auto, trans., absolute hdtop, black interior. 4 cyl, 3 speed one owner, 19,000 miles. 51,995. ly like new. 226-0539. *62 C O N V . Elegant gold, black int., 4 way pwr. stick. Reasonable. Ceil 271-0545 after ___ P H ILIP P . 334-2800 4 pm or all day Saturday.______PONTIAC 1945 GRAND PRIX Looking for a car or truck? O LD S 88. 1944 Stick shift. 4 dr. hard Fully equipped. Emerald Green, PI, top. 1 owner. Low mileage. 5 new PB, auto'c, R A H , Everything Deluxe. For cool summer driving. I owner. "See and See H A R O L D K A U T Z at puncture seal tires. P.S. R .H . 51295. Engine accessories all chrome. 3 2't, ATKINS CHEVROLET 835-5050 694-2767 or 778-9489. This car Is In Mint Condition. Can Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne. . be seen at 157 Gould Ave., Paterson. drive this one." OLDSMOBIUT 1944 FIESTA, 9 pass. M A L IB U 1945, light blue, 2 door hard For further Information, call 684- Station Wagon. Loaded with exlras top V 8. PS., radio, auto'c. S P E C IA L 2549 fnc. air cond. T R U L Y A B E A U T IF U L *58 CPE. DE VILLE. Stunning black beauty. only $1495 Philipp, 334-2800______A U TO . 51,595. RAMBLER, V-8, '45 Ambassador 990, M E R C U R Y — 4938. automatic, power P H ILIP P , 334-2800 4 dr. auto., R A H , P.S., P.B. low Full pwr. Absolutely like new. Mechanically A-l. steering, snow tires, new battery, mileage. Excel, cond. 51095 8354833 must sell, leaving country, 5115 831- 1945 OLDSMOBILE 'F IS" T T *1295 after 6 wkdays all day Sat. and Sun. 1234 ext 70234 or 334-5202______V-8, auto'c. P.S., R AH 1944 FORD 2 Dr Hdtp ...... *1600 R A M B L E R 1?41, 4 door Classic, stand M ERCURY 1942— Cougar, glacier blue, V-8, Standard trans., RAH ard shift, excellent condition. O N L Y P/S, Automatic, R A H , Excellent con 1944 TEMPEST GTO, V-8, Auto'c 51750 5295. P H IL IP P , 334-2800. dition, owner transferred. Call 239-8952 • High trade-in allowance b o u l e v a r d m o t o r s RAMBLER 1964 American Convertible. MERCURY 19*7 - Cougar, turquoise, PR 8-340* Red, with white top, auto'c. Power power steering, console. Excellent Top. Brand new condition. Alton Auto condition. Call offer 4:30, 471-1584. O L D S M O B IL E 1942, 4 door hardtop, • Same day financing & delivery "98", black, air conditioned, A F IN E Sales. 234 McBride Ave., Paterson, MUSTANG 1944 V-8, P6, PB, vinyl C A R , 5795. 279-0200. roof, air cond. Custom Interior. Ger- ______P H IL IP P 334-280^ age kept. 495-4414______STUDEBAKER, 1942 LARK, 4 door, O LDSM O BILES - New ft Used standard shift, 5250. • Car guaranteed M U S T A N G -1944, 8 cyl„ yellow, excel P H IL IP P , 334-2800 lent cond. R A H . Under 234100 miles. "O U R P R IC ES A R E SO LOW One owner. 51750. Call 835-4421, bet. THEY FLOOR YOU" T-BIRD 1944, full power, air, cruise 4:30, & 9 P.M . wkdays, all day wk- PHILIPP CHEVROLET A OLDS control, 12,000 orig. miles, still under 285 Union Blvd., Tot. Boro 274-6055 erids. Route 202, Boonton 334-2800 guarantee by Ford, private. 325-9834 Open Till 9 P.M. Daily SEE THE HOT NEW AMX REZZA MOTORS BERGEN COUNTY’S N E W E S T CHRYSLER DEALER SPRING SALE! ■ * — '68 CHRYSLER < * * * NEWPORT 4 Door 383, V-8 Engine, Automatic Trans., Power Steering, Radio, Heater A Defroster, White Wall Tiros, Back-Up Lights, Padded Dash A NOW ON DISPLAY AT Visors, Elect. Wipers, Soot Betts, Phia All Factory Equipment. 3 0 9 5 DELIVERED wuuuwwuuwwuuwwuwm R i v e r d a l e R a m b l e r U S E D C A R S I USED CAR SPECIALS! | '64 Classic .. $1095 '64 C h e vy..... $1395 *64 Classk .... $1075 AT UNBELIEVABLE PRICES 1 Dr. H.T.. V-i, Auto. Pwr. Sir. Impale, Super Sport, 2 Dr., N.T., 440 Station Wagon. 4 Cyt., Automatic, 327 V-8, 4 Speed Trans. Vinyl Top. BAH, Showroom Condition. '67 Ply. $1995 '65 Cty. Sd. $1495 '66 Mustang .. $1795 P.S., Many extras. 1 Dr. H.T., V-C, Auto., P.«. *63 Volkswagen $850 Solve. Wagon *65 Ambas'dor $1495 Micro lm . R .N ., M otor, Only 2 Door H .T., "998" Modal. Auto., Ip m m m * Pmmr Itowm,. '65 Ply. $1595 *59 Ford ...... $175 P.S., P.B., P.WM Factory Air Con '67 Ply. $2095 Fury HI 2 Dr. Hardtop ditioning, Navy, Many Other Extras. Botvo. It 1 Or. Hardtop 4 Dr. M m . V-8. 8fd. *56 F o rd ...... $95 4 CyL, ltd. Tranomleelon, Transpor '64 Chevy $ 895 *64 Chevy II .... $895 *64 Cutlass .... $1350 tation Special. '67 Comet $2195 M r. Automatic ACyf. 4 Dr. Sedan, Big 4 Cyl., Auto. Sport Coupe, Aufa., With Console. Bucket Seats, Power Steering, Uko , M.T. *63 American .. $695 '64 Chevy II $ 845 'SI O ld s ...... $175 4 Door Sta. wgaM ltd. Shift, With '67 Fury 111 $2445 White, Convt.i Auto., P.8. *67 Datsun .... $1195 Overdrive For Baal Economy. Conv. 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TODAY AYNE W 23 Paqq Porsche Takes Sebring 12-Hour Race SEBRING, Fla. (AP) - — dominate the world sports car "They are running a risk of man bristled at any criticism of At f/le awards presentation Porsche’s durable little cars racing circuits under 1968 getting their best machines his start. Sunday, when it became official bent at the start,” Von Han that Hans Herrmann of Ger left no room for argument rules which outlawed last “Lemans is the greatest race stein complained. ’’Intelligent many and Jo Siffert of Switz about the finish of Sebring’s year’s best — the Ferrari P4 in the world,” Ullman said. race organizers have a long 12 hours of endurance Satur and the Ford Mark 4. “When they change at Lemans. erland were the winners in their Porsche prototype, there day but the foot-race start came But Von Hanstein objected to tinv* ago forgotten the Lemans I will consider changing. *But under fire. the so-called Lemans start in start.” I can't find a better way to wasn’t even a token protest. The voice heard above all which the drivers run across a It is now used only in the 24- start.” Porsche didn’t have any com others calling for a change concrete apron to their cars, hour race at Lemans, France, petition that could stand up came from a man who should buckle in, start the engines, each June and at Sebring each He said he considered the around the clock and the 1-2 have been happy about every pull out of angle parking spac March, with special permission flying start, standing start jand finish of the German team was thing, Porsche racing director es and go fishtailing toward the of the FIA, international auto a staggered start with the cars almost a duplication of its 1-2- Huschke von Hanstein. first of a dozen turns on the racing rules makers. leaving at two-second intervals, 3 at Daytona Beach seven His cars seemed destined to 5.2-mile course. Sebring impressario Ale Ull- as at Targa Florio. weeks earlier.^ U.S. College Basketball To Go With International Schedule LOS ANGELES (AP) — A plan to bring foreign basketball teams to the United States to play a college conference schedule was approved Sunday by the Basketball Federation of the United States. The plan, developed by the group cannot act on the pro the United States in basketball. Big Ten, calls for importing posal even though commission In order to gain internation the national team from anoth ers of 11 major U.S. conferenc er country to play one game es have given the plan a. virtual al recognition, the federation each with members of the U.S. stamp of approval. voted Sunday to file an appli conference hosting it The Amateur Athletic Onion, cation for membership in the John Bunn, executive direc not Bunn’s group, is the official Federation of International Bas tor of the federation, said his international representative of ketball Associations, headquar tered in Munich, Germany. The group then would take steps to put its collegiate foreign Valley Nine Holds First exchange program into opera tion, Bunn said. Scrimmage At Lyndhursf Bunn said his group repre WAYNE—Valley’s baseball nine undergoes it’s first live sents “about 90 per cent of the fire today as they meet Lyndhurst in a nine inning scrimmage. basketball ip this country," and is hopeful the group can gain WINNERS — Franca'* Jean-Claude Killy and Canada's Nancy Indian’s coach Fred Paul said he would attempt to give membership in the interna Greene were all smiles after winning the men's and wo all his varsity pitchers at least two innings of work during tional group. men's giant slalom events at American International Team the game. meet in Sun Valley. Probable starter for the Valley was expected to be Bill Hanenberg. Neumann Thus far Greg Froes looks to be the second man on the Killy And Nancy mound staff while Ed Carney and Pete McSally are battling It To Scrimmage out for the third spot. Paul said he has cut his J.V. and Varsity squads to a Tom orrow Take World Cup combined total of 32. WAYNE—Neumann Prep is SUN VALLEY, Idaho (API— giant- slalom. The Indians are slated to scrimmage Rutherford at home slated to scrimmage Bergen Jean-Claude Killy Dulled France Killy won the men’s giant sla Catholic in baseball tomorrow this Wednesday and Passaic, at home, on Friday. past annual challenger Austria lom Sunday by two-tenths of a weather permitting. in the American In'emational second over Rick Chaffee of v em ski meet and had the Rutland, Vt., covering the nine- The Wildcats of Prep are tenths of a mile with 52 gates in World Cup all b tt locked up to scheduled to hold the clash on one minute 31.38 seconds. thi r home field providing it day. Hie victory, along with a first had dried enough. But the flying Frenchman had m the slalom and a second in A second scrimmage has been to share the spotlight with Nan tiic downhill earlier :n the down Whether you are employed scheduled with Lakeland High cy Greene of Canada, who com hill earlier in the three-day School for this Friday at the pleted a three-event sweep Sun meet, gave the French 58 points in a large or small shop are Lakeland Field. day by capturing the women’s and 234 for the competition. you interested in Higher Wages Ray Floyd Leads Pensacola Mere Paid Vacations By A Stroke At Today s Start Increased Welfare Benefits PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — Ray Floyd is in three years, said his reputation as a playboy trying to erase his image as a golfing playboy, has been embellished. Pensions but the 25-year-old Texan still likes to gamble. "$ure, I enjoy a beer here and there, and a The chunky bachelor took a one-shot lead in couple?” of drinks with friends," he said, “but I to today’s final round of the Pensacola Open sure don’t polish off a fifth at every corner.” JOIN Golf Tournament because of a gamble that paid Floyd, a boy wonder at 20 who has not yet off Sunday. lived up to predictions of greatness, said ho be TEAMSTERS INDUSTRIAL Floyd, who wiped out an eight-stroke deficit lieves “I can play golf as well as any man alive, with a blazing 64, eagled the eighth hole after but I’ve lost my putting touch. driving into the woods. He was 235 yards from "When I was 20, I rated myself a great put UNION - LOCAL 112 the green, but he saw a six-foot opening between ter and a bad player. All I could do was putt, the trees and went for the hole with a three- and everybody played much better than I did. wood. “But I’ve worked to where I can play with Morris County Office The ball stopped 30 feet from the cup, and anybody,” said Floyd, who has won $17,885 this Floyd knocked in the putt for an eagle 3 on the season in his best start ever in six years on the Box 318, Rockowoy, N. J. par five hole. pro tour. He hasn’t claimed a title since he won "I guess if was a good gamble," said Floyd, the 1965 St. Paul Open. who turned in a 54-hole total of 202, 14 strokes CHATHAM ELECTRONICS WORKERS under par and a shot in front of George Archer His challengers were hungry, too. Archer, Livingston, N. J. Received and Tony Jacklin. Tom Shaw, the affable young who shot a third-round 68, has won only twice 30 to 60 Cents Per Hour Increases man who led the first two rounds with scores of on the pro tour. Jacklin, who turned in a 68. has 63 and 67, was at 204 after a 74. never won and neither has Shaw, who shot a Floyd’s hot round was the best of his pro front-nine 40 and said he felt "like a telephone All replies will be kept confidential career, and he credited his improvement plan ringing when nobody answers.” to a lot of practice last winter. Dave Marr, who fired a 68 and was tied at The 205-pounder, who hasn’t won a tour title 204 with Shaw, hasn't been victorious since 1965. Rangers Take Toronto By Two Goals Montreal Has 14 Goal Weekend NEW YORK I API— Orland Kurti-nbach fin’d two goals as Ni w Yolk scored three times in the first 11 minutes and then held off a late Toronto rally for a 12 National Hockey League victory Sunday night. Tlie victory gave the Rangers undisputed possession of second place, two points ahead of Bos ton Each team has three games to play. Phil Goyette opened the Rang PUCK GETS BY— Toronh in er scoring with a power play the final 3 Vi minutes to York a 4-2 victory over the Maple Leafs. goal, tucking Boh Nevin's per off Gamble's glove. when he broke in alone on Gia- 14-goal weekend, w’alloping De- second place in the scoring race fect pass into the corner behind comin and beat him with a Montreal romped through a with 80 points, just three behind Maple I .oaf goalie Bruce Gam- That made it 3-0 but Toronto’s Paul Hederson got one back be backhander. troit 7-4 Saturday and coming Stan Mikita of Chicago. tile at 2 52 of the first period. The Leafs then pressed for the back with a 7-2 thrashing of Howe helped Detroit stun Bos Then Kurtenbaeh struck twice fore the period was over. His 70-foot lift shot lofted Ranger tying goal throughout the third Chicago Sunday. ton 5-3 Sunday night and drop thive minutes apart. His first Detroit’s Howe, who cele goalie Ed Giacomin's out period but never got it. Ron the Bruins into third place in goal came on a breakaway brates his 40th birthday next whin he faked Gamble twice stretched glove. Stewart wrapped it up with his the East behind New York. Sunday, had a three-goal, two- and scoted easily. His second Brian Conacher scored the 13th goal of the season in the Minnesota and Pittsburgh bat and t I’h of the season tipped in only goal of the second period final 3H minutes. assist weekend and zoomed into tled to a 4-4 tie. SF Tops Angels Yanks Blanked Three of San Francisco’s runs Sunday came on Willie McCovey’s homer off George Brunet in the fourth inning in their 4-0 victory over the Angels. In other games, Houston who didn’t hit any homers in drubbed Oakland 11-4 for its 47 games with the Athletics eighth straight victory, Cincin last year, couldn’t compensate nati edged St. Louis 6-5, Wash for a sour fielding performance ington overcame Philadelphia by his teammates. They com 4-2, Cleveland nipped the Chi mitted four errors, two in the cago Cubs 5-4, Detroit blanked seventh inning when Houston the New York Yankees 2-0, Bal scored five runs. timore stopped the New Ydrk Mets 3-0, the Chicago White Pavletich, who socked six Sox beat Minnesota 6-5, Los homers for Cincinnati last sea Angeles downed Pittsburgh 4- son, drove in the 'Reds’ first 0 and Boston whipped Atlanta four runs with a single and his 6- 2. two blast, and they won it in While Sadecki was making a the ninth on Bob Rauman’s baseball look like a marble to triple, Fred Whitfield's pinch the Angels, it continued to ap double and Tony Perez’ single. pear the size of a grapefruit Washington beat Philadel to Sal Bando and Don Pavle phia by scoring three runs tich. with two out in the ninth in Bando hit his eighth homer ning. Berne Allen’s two-run of the spring for Oakland, and double brought in two, and the Pavletich belted his fourth third scored when shQrtstop SAFE— Rocky Colovito tits oasy on home after trip from 1st baso. Pete Want's rightfiold and fifth for Cincinnati. Don Money lost a pop fly in the hit to Twin Tony Oliva sot up play. Twin Geo. Mitterwald at loft. The two-run shot by Bando, sun. Rookie Downed By Americans Ineligible For Playoffs, Owners Promise Court Action Spinal Meningitis TEANECK, N.J. fAP)—The “We intend ot protest this for ter agreeing that the Commack New Jersey Americans said feiture and declare that the court was unsuitable. They said Larry Conjar, rookie full Sunday they will go to court in American Basketball Associa Mikan told them to agree on a back of the Cleveland an attempt to have the Ameri tion playoffs are illegal,” neutral court and they decided Bl ow ns and former Notre can Basketball Association Brown said. on the Metropolitan Sports Cen Dame football star, is report playoffs declared illegal. “It is our intention to take ter in Bloomington, Minn., ed seriously ill at his Army Owner Arthur J. Brown made the necessary legal steps to set home of the second-place Min base. Conjar’s parents were the announcement in the wake aside the improper act and nesota Muskies. informed. of a ruling by ABA Commission unfounded decision of Commis Minnesota was to have met The parents, Mr and Mrs. er George Mikan late Saturday sioner Mikan.’’ the New Jersey-Kentucky win John Conjar of nearby En- night, denying the Americans a ner in the first of a best of five haut. said they received a Saturday night’s special chance to qualify for the league playoff game, scheduled for playoff series Sunday. Mikan’s telegram Sunday from Fort playoffs. ruling put Kentucky into the Campbell, Ky., saying Larry Commack, was New Jersey's series as Minnesota’s semifinal was seriously ill and officials Mikan’s decision came after home game because the Ameri opponent. "suspected spinal meningit the Americans failed to pro cans won the season series is." vide a suitable court for their from Kentucky. Their regular “I had to make the ruling,” Mr. and Mrs. Conjar and fouth-place playoff game with court, the Teaneck Armory, Mikan said. “I sent srrepresen Kentucky at Commack, N. Y. Conjar’* brother, George, was unavailable because of pri tative to take a look at the floor The winner would have gained left immediately for Fo or commitments. at Commack. It was just a bad the final berth in the Eastern Both teams were in touch Campbell. _____ LARRY CONJAR floor and I don’t want anyone Division playoffs. with Mikan Saturday night af injured.”t» Board of Health 9 A M.-8 ► A ching hutch top. 839-3876 Mon thru Frl. 10 A.M to 9 P.M. tBf. 10 A.M la 5 PM WAYNE— POMPTON AREA— Mature re CALL ARM ORY 9-1776 DINETTE SET—42" rourxL Formica sponsible business couple need 3 Corns* 0» M.M ttrast top, 2 extension leaves, 4 chairs, good G! Ri° ! L b00RS W U « e d ft~x - CENTER bedroom house. Maximum rent $150. cond. $30 274-0552 Cal! after 5 PM . I • ft. $25 each Call 52S-40M after 4:30 P .M . ______*94-9138 ____ _ A-1 SPECIALS D IN E T T E S E T — turquoise pearl ized table top, 4 matching Naugahyda j GAS RANGE — Caloric, $25; large LOCATION C A R R IA G E ...... $ 5 swivel chairs. Exc. Cond. 239-4698, Window Fan, Aluminum Extension before 5:30 P.M. l adder and Folding Bad and Mattress SKIL S A W 9" w/case, hvy ______*27*5182 D IN IN G R M S E T , Hey wood Wakefield, Boats duty ...... $75 ( 3RAVELY TRACTOR, ROTARY- tabte/4 chairs; china closet, (glass) , MOWER AND ROTARY PLOW $225 AVAILABLE SCREEN DOOR 36” Chest. $200. 138-2471 278-3160 11— Boats A wooden ...... $ 5 SCALLOPED SHADES with frln#«, (SEPARATE STORES) Equipment______various sizes. ecru color CALL 835-8447 A RGO CRAFT— 1959, 16 ft. runabout No Experience with frailer, loaded with extras. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE $38-7317 A A -H . T .H . 100 lb, granular, $27, on Necessary order for March only. 125 West B*- $2 W EEK LY— D IAL 742-9233 BOATS— MOTORS USED way, Pat. 684-4842 or 684 5389 __ We Train You A SK FOR A C C T . # 666 TRAILERS-FULL REPAIRS A COUSTICON HEARING AID— Never 3 3 3 LAUNCHING. SLIPS-10 TON CRANE used. Original price $279.50 Sac LOOK A T A L L Y O U G E T ! 10 pc. living room, 8 pc. bedroom, 22- New A A P shopping centers under rifice $39-1158 pc. dinette set. And that Isn't alt! . . . F R E E (recond.) T V , STO V E construction fn Milton and $us- FAVORITE MARINA A D D R ES S-O -G R A P M , Model 200. Ilk# eex, N .J . These large markets CARLTON AVE., at PASSAIC RIVER or REFRIGERATOR. PLUS. Easy Credit. . . Free Delivery A new. Complete w/stand. drawers 8, will draw the crowds ail year E RUTHERFORD. N.J 7734937 Storage. W* deliver to your home beautifully polished. . . set it Plates. Sale or Swap. 335-1313 round. D O N 'T W A IT - . .take ad OWENS 2T CABIN CRUISER, all Ma up In the rooms ready for you to en|oy! vantage of this terrific profit hogany, Double Planked Hull, Twin A IR C O N D IT IO N E R — Westing house 39 LOWER MAIN ST., PATERSON making location. M inim um $10,000 Screws (96 horsepower each), Fully "Unitaire" 7V» Ton. 525-9498. Ask for down payment w ill insure excel Equipped. A -l Condition. Can be George. EAGLE FURNITURE (2Va Blocks Below Broadway) PARK FREE af our Hamilton Ave. Lot. . . lent future income. seen at Balle Harbor Marina, Stony ANTIQUE Murphy Folding Bed, $55. Point. N .Y . Call 835-1913 after 5 P.M. Double Maple bed comb. $18 Please or any other lot— we refund the feel Avis Machinery call 652-1185 Co., Inc. SAILBOATS From $339. *40 Jefferson Ave., Kenilworth, N. j. 201-687-4033 BOAT TRAILERS Appliance Parts • WASHERS • DRYERS • RANGE From $85-plus freight • AGITATORS • BELTS • RE CLASSIFIED AD GLASSPAR BOATS, FRIGERATOR HANDLES. GASKETS P A P E R R O U T E For Sale. Pompton • RANGE ELEMENTS • Plains. Smalt investment required. MERCURY OUTBOARDS 694-2742______•Complete Line of Marine Access* SNACK BAR for rent in bowling alley. SPRING SPECIAL Fully equipped. Call between 9 e.m . SARTI'S MARINE Appliances • New and 4 p.m . 933-2710 M* Crook, Ave. Clifton SOUTH PATERSON— Jewelry A watch 772-2290 MAYTAG & HOTPOINT repair store with ur without stock WASHERS • DRYERS • RANGES DAYS for sale. Good location. Excellent for DISHWASHERS • REFRIGERATORS watch repairman. Cheap rent. Call SPRINGTIME FOR AIR COND'RS • RCA COLOR TV 278-7333 THE BOATMEN FOR THE PRICE OF Paint, boating access, and resiting VALLEY SUPPLY CO. 4 2 on sale. 20% discount March only. (3 Lines) 8' *o 22' Star craft Alum , end Fiber PARTS DISTRIBUTOR Rentals glas boats in stock. Alcort, Sailfish 754 HAMBURG TURNPIKE and Sunflsh in stock for spring deli P O M P TO N L A K E S 835-2157 (Plus every Issue of our daily "Wayne Today”) very, Fleet sales invited. 1162 MAIN AVE. This means you can advertise any 2 merchandise Items 9— Room gad iaerd LIVINGSTON CLIFTO N 473-2417 tor 2 weeks tor the price of one. Private parties only. SPORT CENTER O P E N D A IL Y (Cash with Copy — No Refunds or Change of Copy. LINCOLN PARK Rte. 23. Pompton Plains Dial 135-9723 DeWITT'S HOME FOR THE AGED. O P E N 9-8 Saturday 9-4 Sunday 'T ill 4 ARGUS MOVIE CAMERA Wide angle DISCONTINUE AD — call at once. Hills allowed In no naed of nursing care. Excel Telephoto 8 Zoom Lana. Used one* lent meals. $200 a month. Call 494- WILL TAKE CAR OK JEEP Orlg. $130. Selling for $54. Call any after 1st publication). *34 H* T R A D E FO R M Y B O A T time. 839-0381 494-2433 It’s easy — Just fill out the coupon below. Allow ene 10— Apts. Unfurnished blank space between each word. No abbreviations please. Price of items and phone or address must be CALDWELL AUCTION NEW LUXURY APARTMENTS Included In ad. Mall ad with $2.95 rash or check to Merchandise This Friday. March 22, at 7:30 p.m ., 1-bedroom and efficiency available. Near transportation. at the Pequannock Legion Hall, Oak Matxner Publications. 1681 Rt. 29, Wayne, N. J. Gerald J. Vuoio Agency, Street. Will sail dining room set ______335-0300.______12— Antiques skis, riding boots, rotlsserle, electric mangle ironers. toys, games, books, Name Phone. E AST ORANGE / dishes, baby carriages, portable ANNOUNCEMENT 3Va ROOMS and bath,/ large and sewing machines, tools— free door bright, heat, hot watdfr The TREASURE CHEST prizes. All net proceeds to high ______OR 7-1415.______school band's Scandanavian trip. Address H ASKELL— 4 rms. new 2 ramify. Heat ANTIQUE SHOP A hot water supplied, $145. Coupia has MOVED from Boonton BABY Carriage. Allwin $35. Play Pen Start Ad ...... - ...... - ...... - preferred. 839-0489 and M ER G ED W IT H tha $15. Excellent condition, 1 Tire POMPTON LAKES— 3 bedroom Dup 815-15. $5. 838-7559 ONLY 2 ITEMS loot priced over $56 each) lex, Security and References requir ARCH GALLERY ed. Adults preferred. Call after 5 (W e needed New L a rlb r Quarter* BAZAAR PM weekdays, ail day Sunday, 835-7582 and a Better Location) JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER O F O A K L A N D I i I i l i i i i I I T i n W A Y N E — 5 rooms and bath. $100 month. 619 Rte 23, Pompton Plains 192 RAMAPO VALLEY ROAD 1 month security, plus references. opp Hvffman-Boyle A Andrew Coremin Call 835-8033. H O U R S 10 to 6 dally______835-5034 S U N D A Y M A R C H 24 I P.M . to 9 P.M . A NTIQUES—OLD BOUGHT A SOLD I I I i i i I i I i i i~T~l WAVNE WAYNE TERRACE HRS. BY CHANCE OR APPOINT. M O N D A Y M A R C H 25 1 Bedroom Apt. $142 month CLOSED SUNDAYS— Mrs. Lorman, 61 II A.M. to 5 P.M. Available April 1st. Glenwiid Ave. Bloomingdaie 131-1348 7 P.M . to 9 P.M . i i i i i i i i i i i i n 525-7500 or 694-2290 ANTIQUES BOUGHT A SOLD — FREE ADMISSION Colonial Farm Antiques, 44 Post BARGAINS GALORE 10A— Furnished Rooms Lane. Riverdale 835-5916 B E D R O O M S E T — child's bed, dresser BACK WHEN ANTIQUES and chest, good condition. 694-5297 Wont Ad Service 70 Hours A Week Direct lines To ______or Apartments 913 Route 23 Pompton Plains between 9 and 1 AM 835-0429 We Also Buy! BUCK'S County Provincial cherry drop- AD-TAKERS ore now open Monday thru Friday O A K L A N D — M jdern Motet rooms and : DAW CURIOSITY SHOP leaf table, 24 inches wide. 44 inches 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. long, $45. 239-2578.______efficiencies Weekly and dally rates 34 Main St. Bloomingdaie and every Saturday 9:00 A.M. — 4:00 P.M. Ramepo Lodge Motet. 337-8984 W E B U Y A S E L L ______838-9722 C ASH PATERSON, Madison Ave. — 4 room DONEL ANTIQUES For want ads apt., newly decorated. SI35 mo. Heat, WE BUY AND SELL SAVE 50%-75% light, A gas Included. 337-7402 39 Main Street, Bloomingdaie 838-9812 For Us«d Furniture. AppManCbS. An P O M P TO N F A L L S - in private new FOR ANTIQUES SEE-OLD HIGHWAY ♦iques. Etc 1 Piece Or Entire Sousa CALL FREE FROM house, extra large modern furnished ANTIQUE SHOP. Rte. 515 at Jorgen rm ., included: private entrance, bath, sen's Inn, off Rte. 23, Stockholm, Boonton 335-5350 Parsippany 335-5350 refrigeration and parking, for real N.J. OPEN DAILY/SUNDAY 697- MARKET 4442 after 5 P.M . 6153 Butler 835-6300 Paterson 694-S300 gentleman, permanent, $25 week. 839- FRAN-MAR Caldwell 226-8787 Pomp Iks. 835-6300 YESTERDAY'S OOOS A ENDS I OB— Homes For Rent 28 High Street, Butler §38-6831 AUCTION HOUSE Clifton Area 473-5001 Tofowa Area 694-5300 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE AN 339 Market Street Haledon 694-5300 Wayne Area 694-5300 PINES LAKE— Brick Ranch, 3 BR, V* ANTIQUE WALL GROUPING? 835-6300 baths, sundeck, rec rm , fireplace. Custom arranged In your own home, PATERSON Hawthorne 694-5300 W. Milford 2 car garage. Wooded area. $260. Antique frames A old prints. Rea LA 3-8942 835-1417 sonable. Call for app't. 444-3798 WAYNE TODAY MAR. 25. 1968______Page 18 P c l K L P IA N O Opr.ghf S60; Pool Tabie witn witn Tabie Pool S60; Opr.ghf O N IA P Mahog. Bar; Bamboo D E R O R IR M 1 R R race 1/24 E ID S R E IV R M A R G O ON M O TENT !r * r ! T N E T lO T S p R ANS Dmntaos pret auth perfect, Demonstrators, SAUNAS, K BOOSTS— SKI EE SON ISIO TELEV SOFA— 3 pc section and club chair, chair, club and section pc 3 SOFA— S g n i v i ______electric shampooer *1 J .J . . .J J *1 loo shampooer berry electric odto raoal. al fe 5 good after very Call frame, reasonable. gold condition and white J N CI DELUX MODEL Ex x E L E D O M X U L E D , R E IZ IC X A L E GERATORS & a stoves, gas & S R O T A R E IG R F E . 835-1 578 . P.M 4041 f tv Go Cn. i 471- Sit Cond. Good Stove ’f u b 285 Market St. cor Straight, opp. opp. Straight, cor Rafferty St. up. & Market *15 285 refinished, used, 696-75 Mi/rpr. framed 44 * 34 Merchandise 2B— Post Office, Paterson. Paterson. Office, Post 4464 Ladies 550; attachment table renms 4*0 GERATORS & ahn Ma Washing & S R O T A R E IG R F E chines, sto & Up Delivered Delivered Up & sto chines, con Cars, track of ft. 31 over track. awr t Fait 4) (Route v «a 8 14-02 $19.95 M O FR MATTRESSES Lustre Blue use — ua Hi Wg bod ad case 694- $15. and Drawers blond, Chestof Wig, biond Hair I3C Human 777-8199 550 . transformer trols. cellent figure reducer. Sacrifice, Sacrifice, reducer. figure cellent Wel- 36" 540. once only used rods, Top drop leaf table; Sofa; chair; chair; Sofa; table; leaf drop Top . ut e t cer space. clear to sen must j. ’ J Sceeted—feecyleaved y v -I ni. opee oe n 3 x 3 one , 6 x 6 one complete; entic. 127 valley Rd., Rd., valley 127 plumbing required. required. plumbing PR IN G S A LE on beaut, wigs, wiglets wiglets wigs, beaut, on LE A S G IN PR Volt electric electric Volt pr ig lb soda club ling spark EDORS rm $5.00 from HEADBOARDS el 226-6374 Cell 1399 yu FREE « frt !00 first « E E R F tyrup SALE •140 Refrigerated. Refrigerated. tagt zgzg tths 1 r 9 or 1 stitches, zig-zag & straight E a rly American cabinet, cabinet, American 279-3740 rly a E cards. credit most honor we n etrs o Floig over Following: For Built- Used, Features Slightly In Machine, Sewing ports, 520 . 279-3853. Call after after Call 279-3853. 520 . ports, od odto, 580. condition, good needle, button holes, sews on buttons, buttons, Used-sews on sews holes, Slightly button needle, Model, Cabinet SCONTNUED PATTERNS etc S N R E T T A P D E U TIN N O C IS D Brand New, M utt »ell »ell utt M New, Brand M P Holes, sews on buttons, appliques appliques buttons, on sews Holes, vrat, an, oorm, bastes. monograms, darns, overcasts, dmsi a twr rcs vr A ever prices Imported tower hair at human domestic 100% A falls, & casts, bastes, blind hems, button button hems, stitches. blind fancy bastes, casts, Ya Prs Lbr Guarantee. Labor & Parts Year 5 OSE S FOOR SAMPE PLES M A S R O FLO TS U EO S LO C R N H PROVINCIALFRENCH CHEST WHITE co Lake Echo Daily 10-6 P.M. P.M. 10-6 Daily e 5 Drawers Drawers 5 e oe oa Fountains Soda Home eual $9 each $89 Regularly e Top Plastic e Front Serpentine e niu Wie /od cet * * accents w/gold White Antique e 2 wd 1" ep«4" high 46" « deep 16" i wide 32" e T DEPT. f L I T . T P E D IT D E R C L L A C EROO LI NG ROOM G IN IV L & OM O BEDR £ W 0 - h A C ^ U 8 W 0 l A j J N I A f U O M uD BEDS 'uOD . . . L T DEPT. 9 1947 L I T # . T P E D IT D E R C LL A C 9* carpet carpet