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Commercial Header Terrible Abuse They Yast Upon the Autoists of This State V J TfCiHiUt-tel Thr Newark Star Ledger has joined the fight to weigh thr C e n t s value Of auto inspections. The Leader newspapers, which have vigorously opposed thr inspections over the years, wel­ comes the newcomer aboard the campaign train. But it is thc pe«p/c who must act. By writing your governor and your legislators you can tell them what you leei about the Commercial Header terrible abuse they yast upon the autoists of this state. As long as you are silent thr Irgisiators. who perpetuate the imi THE SOUTH BUtOEN REVIEW inspections by voting fresh funds for them each year have a right to believe you favor them. IRIXM •• ...... «UM— matt*' -• m i it, tm . •« «m *>«•« o a » « \..l 38— .No. 3 I.YNDHl KST. N. J.. JI I ^ 26. \'K,h at RvtMrfM, N- J . IM •(< - - . MOSQUITO SW ARMS SW EEP INTO BERGEN HOMES, TRAPS SHOW INFLUX IS EIGHT TIMES ABOVE NORMAL YEARS Lo cal C irl C e ls J o b at T h e B -D Plant BISHOP PRONOUNCES RULES On FEASTS Cnmflalnts I lu- raping fight over street festivals in I viidhur*! Hack in tli»* lu.r-c and htiggy days, when H-l) wa> one Kmploy met t Iftit e must find tin right person for the riglil took another turn thi*- week when tin Sarred Heart \\ I of Ui«* firm- thal pioneered industry iu South Bergen, the v Piling Op joh. < hurch received a new listing nf rule* from the secrelarv that l\ hiring of a prospective employee was un unfailingly sim­ Daily, dozens «»f interested applicants are screened of \rchhishop Boland D u . m g ply procedure. ( -ually production urgencies—and some- id e * o l u hy employment interviewer ('.arole Dette. whose tcchnieal The regulations han the carrying uf statue* of *vm- . Over Bergen times just a personable applicant —would determine wheth­ know ledge and psychological understanding arc key* that I'ol* of the «umt> through thc street* for thr purpose nf er the foreman or personnel manager hired or would not I In *»pllg of I h r itn»*«|ui help place people iu j«»!»*« for which lhe\’rc hest fitted at having uioiicv pinned on. prohibits tolirilaliitn <>f fund* hire a person. |or* t« l- inl in tin I ui.| Kecton-Dickinson. and restrict* hands to plating only approved livmii* \ 11• I thr i i.iiiiiU iiiIi are Today at H-l). as iu other industrial plants through­ Our picture storv here illustrates how. after a series 1 > mi hurst ha% bern lorn fur r o il lotnl. r out the nation, joh iterations have become more special­ of mter\i« ws and test*. M a h c l (Quigley of I vmlhurst was yrai* i’Vtr thr problem of Ihr B>ard . i l C»•mmuniohri * the o itl) It*; lit ■ ised and more intricate. And it has heen found a costly selected to (ill a joh opening in the Therinonteter Ku- f e s t i v a l Residents have coin- question hat bern tt guest > i. I h r M r * I h i * l * t i n t i o n o f v < s r , and time-consuming prt cedure to ine i>ii> insert stpmre craving department on a.n operation called names, nuni plained bittci i ti. the Board of lenliy, • aid \ • i linli I onan .,1 Ma* because ol the The regulations promogulatrd dnun k II* ight • \ n t i l I v e pegs iu round holes. Therefore, to operate efficiently, our her- ad serial*. the festivals h e M h i h i Ih r bishop s off tie cast I tie *< 19 t of their horn and «au*r tans in an m utely i h « I t c h ! t h r • ) ( o f ■ t h r (tn ft t nHN • •it deal of annoy am e C h ic o f I h r m a j o r m e a n * .»f t‘hu i Iv M xtji.iln I \ trf i<niiat|t*lt recent meetings of raising funds has brrn A*> car ViUH I ouoin»*i* n I im toin tn I m 41 u n d Local Playground Attendance Near 1,000 'the l.vndhurst Summer Play tlnrem LI!:!. TJary Ann ('an trf L’hi Istllve ixunds entei tamest H82 boys Dungaree fVdt and Susan C l i h e ld in * and girls the week anting July tese Bunny Kat>tit 2(M«i The High S* hool wu» 1 h i ) .« t ii d C r a f t p f u K i atMi « « « b t e i oK-'ii high with 375 i * i tin (Hints ion tinned thivmghoui Ihr Mi-ek t h e n u t * C‘olur.1 us Sch«»ol, sr. ond with when the t«oV * and tu li were J a m * . * e i 282 Jeffi i - m S hn»<! third, w ith engaged m niaklng LsniatnaiKs ta te » I f i I'M and W ashington S« hool 131 flnm t^'psulr >t« kt Pins virte C h i n .1 .iw 'lhe Suit all ieam Tour ha mttkle from tuothpirlia and n\a. «• merit continued tn lhe set nod run I as w ell a» ne< KI <•« r » |«>, ruurtd with Columbus School ai vis and | lattli-east ornament a t Ih p I tt s H i* t t in t still leading ttie field with 8 tun u la I < t i f t j e n - t .it • In <* r l »te avutive » ms The combined' At Jetferaon Hi hoot. Bi*l »4e f l Cr I '**■* hgd « • l.e ill*: •n sr.t lla\ of Frank Sangi, Gary Gui Gum t'oiilrsl ended in a t ie t>e with I ’.*« holdof •**!■ iirtli, Jim m y Ca>a/i.* ond I anus tween Gail Keenan and Shai.>n i* itt i « given -I the Countv P». * M el i I It* have been instrum ental Meade Krnny 1'iues won ttie for ail |..la> si ra* w »|h *•«)» P16!’ Mabel Quigley, a Lyndhurst young mother and house i n U ie s u a e n >d C o l p m b u * Bioad Jum p vs-lth Dunny l>avis A review of her application and Job experience, shows I’urn Itotdogs tutiii>t»|<s ai* J Schtm l P la) gi <*und wtm d. Charlie HolK third Ih r wife, thoughtfully fills out an application form for em employment intervirwer Carole l>ettr that Mabel's quali­ maishmaiiows tn» ««t «hsige t>> e o n At the High School field, Doll Contest and O atum r Con ploy ment. Some of the questions she must answer t*te Me reava>n Dept. A * 'fu*all fications make her a likely person for a job opening in activities took place, uiu- of these test were continued into tho. cern her previous jobs and emnloyrrs. hrr education, l e a i t . tvrthiHtsing W »*|ini|i,*t thr Thrrmometer Engraving departmrnt at Merton build jeing ii Bubble Gum Contest t>e \seek. due to Uie |«m k of ability marital status, family background and general phvsical J t / l r m i f i and Nt«h S t < u « l at health. ing-*~a machine operation on B-l> rlinicalv tween three different age to choose a winner »lai • will i lav Colum bus Sthot.i ijmupa. W innei of the ags grttup At Colim ibus S« hi»d th*- ||ta l* i .i > u i «HiiMt tsltwh i< iun«ntl> 5 through fi was Maureen Hea Me Gum Contest tpr 7 y/ njd teadnU g tf»e S o f ti -a d I r » k u e n,e I * age »ioui‘’ 1 through V Af i»oys waa won ty Thmnst Hrd l l . t t I fa lii-n M otflreili. u g r 10 thi (High in.. for • yt old. Hi hu t»- Continued attioliea in han-t 13. Nadine Mart tie In thr Co* Mayo The wiftiter* for ihe gi.-U i i nft woik will i turn#’ Contest. 4 winners weie were H and 7 yf old* Marianne thr 1‘lay-giouiMta w ith naw it- v* MrJettrd They were B* tt> Lou Palmer ll and 10 yr old* Ann itti-» in fhit .ale/ofy ttamg f* * I Hogle Nurse. 2nd Alm a Vaiene Mane Utisafi an.t It and 12 l .o *«t t>> liaVrit'Ont ' Francis A. Vendola Charged With Purse Snatching, And Concealed Weapons I r m i c i * \ \ nitlnla. I v nd liiir *t plouiln r i* f r r * i n Intill hail nf M <HMI on charge* lie carried cuncralnl wrap • ill» and that III* *nalrhei| the purse of a wom an in a I oim amieio Un River diner. V » . « » .,u , n I lie in rid n it alh g«dlv i<*«*k place I ritlav night \ i ■* at Vv.&f rested w ilh V em lnla wa* i illian IW rio of I imi*-n ',lle I* lat* For this type of work, the prospective employee must finding Mabel has normal 21 20 vision. Carole arranges a The pair were naOlted by l)oi be right-handed, have nimble fingers and keen eyesight further interview for Mabel with Foreman Mike UR ummi ei Township police aftei a gen Uie * Dog House W ith his n*** A s a part of the interview.
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