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such individuals to be Commercial Leader uader-Free Pres» Bergen Banks Resources Double a ted from 7 p.m. to a.m. The Sheriff slated that he And The South Bergen Review Officialnffl.Ul Newspaper“•* — - -- - - A# of the ^ Boroughs of Banking resources in Ber- tious «bout making predictions services locally throughout, the The third of the TV specials h a t a sa.ft of 193 persons.. Most Lyndhurst'*. Official Newspaper East Rutherford l i C arlstad t j ’Cj i County have doubled since f«*- 1968 A ll are busy with county. t " ’ w ill be a'<>ne-hour color musi­ cm the work in the kitchc i. S in c e 1921 Or* start of the Sixties - P'ans to handle efficiently the The full-service commercial cal starring Fred Astaire, Pe- laundry, on the «rounds of the Publication Office 276 Grove St., East Rutherford 251 Ridge Road. I.vntfhurst. N J. 417 Second St., Carlstadt The year-end tabulation "o f increased business anticipated banks are also participating in Clark, Barrie Chase and jail, etc.,' is performed by in­ T elephone G E n e v a 8 87 (10— 8701 T rlep h o n e G E n e v a 8-8760— 8781 -the--Bergen County Bankers As- if the years ahead, by providing die advertising eampaigjis run­ the Sergw Mendes Brazil 66 Or- mates, which result» if -saving I ditur John Savino Second Class Postage Paid At soeiat n ■ Hows that the coun­ adequate facililes for the con- ning currently in Tive large ohestra on the lull NBC-TV money for the taxpayers. Publication Office R irth irfo rd , N . 1. ty 's SH f ill-s«>rvice com m ercial Nenienci’ and protection of cus­ national magazines and m the He explained the training of Editor John Savino 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N J. network, ¡Wednesday, February Second Class Postage Paid At banks have resources of $1,- tomers three coast to coast hour-long some of those under him at the SubscriptionjSS.OO Per Year 7, from 9 to 10 p.m., wit*» Chan­ Ten Cents Per Copy ’ Rutherford, N. J. ’X5.8'«211.20 and deposits oi Bergen County banks are color spectaculars on television Slate Police School, Police A- Subscription $2 50'Per Year i l 607.431 801.71. Both a re rec­ appropriating more money^han through the Foundation for nel 4 as the metropolitan are« cadetny, West Point and' the Ten Cents Per Copy ord new hrgtv m arks. ever before to advertise their Commercial Banks. outlet. IBM Academy. < _ Association president Rich He spoke of the narcotics _ 1 No. Arlington Leader ard Beckman, also president, For he knows not if he's walk­ problem among youngsters, sta­ Citizens First National Bank, Letter Box... ing his last mile? Sheriff Job ting that about 5 per cent are And The Bergen Sunday Leader R'dgewood. reported that the Dear Kditor: Vou poor soul. You'll never a disturbing element; the Sher­ Naftaaal A4*artlll*f At Old Guard North Arlington's banks gained »304,498,306.29 in F6r the past monthi 1 have hear a lad say “ Troi Oi", iff's concern with strikes and Official Newspaper deposits and $233,716,856^56 in read articles written by self- When the candy bar you gave Sheriff Joseph Job of Ruther­ i tots and the necessity of mak­ 1S7 Ridge Rd. No. Arlington. N.J. J^meikai Presi A ssociati»! assets during 1967. ijrocla.med patriots, amateur him changed fear to Joy, ford was the principal speaker ing plans to handle such situa­ Phone 991 6051 or G E 8 8700 It was the first time resources pcets wi h a distorted sense of tions. Editor John Savino 1 know you don't worry'. I know last week before the Old Guard. Social Editor — 991 1839 passed the $1.7 billion and de- praying and other misinformed you don't care! Job stated that since the du­ A question period f allowed, Second Class Postage Paid At pjsits the $1.6 billion mark at or uninformed arpichair gene­ F o r he is here and you a re at ties, of a S h e riff and D eputy U .S. at the conclusion of which She­ K e a rn y , N . J . 07032 a year end. rals concerning the stand that home in your easy chair. Marshal were very similar, riff Job was given a rising ova­ Su b scrip tio n $8.00 P e r Y e a r Five years ago bank resour­ out country has taken to liber tion. - , Ten Cents Per Copy Could you walk the road that he the experience he gained dur­ ces in the county amounted to Me the South Vietnamese peo­ has had to trod? ing his service as a Deputy New members welcomed by TIfURSDAY. JANUARY 25, 1968 $991,506,396.59 and ten yfrars ple from the murderous claws Think hard my friend, it U. S. Marshal, to which position president Qftiren Schwap a nd age the total was $725.379,373.82. of inlernaional communism. could be you; but for the Grace he had been appointed for two the 72 presow: are; Charles Beekman noted that the My answer to these articles a t G od! terms by President Eisenhower,' Nordhausen. Wood-Ridge; Em il The New Jetport growth in assets for the past is that “ E v e r y L itte r B it Pim ple things- _ food, clothing, helped bim m his position as Sorenson, Rutherford; Anthony five years amounting to $794,381, Hurts". I do feel, however, shelter and education I need, Sheriff. M inis, Cirlstadt. 8K.61 was nearly three times ' that our men in Vietnam also Not automobiles, highways He siiid a -sheriff is responsi­ A donation was received from As one watches with growing fear the Here is an airport in being—close to the increase of the 1957-1962 per­ haw the right to be heard. Be- ^and such, for there are fami' ble for decorum in court, the Mr. and Mrs. R. Livingstone in Manhattan and close to Philadelphia. It is plans to expand Teterboro Airport into a iod totaJlirtg $266,127,022.77. lou is a poem written by lies to feed. protection of the Judge and memory of the latter’s. fathec, uted but slightly by the Air Force. It can cargo terminal, the recommendation of the "Bergen County,” he rsaid, George A. Schaefer, who fë Sit back at home and ifyou opprehonded; for other than yuinton Whitten, and her uncle, be converted to civilian use without dif­ governor’s advisory committee on trans­ has more banking offices than presently serving in the armed wish, say I'm a fool, Federal crimcs, are aken be­ Harold Whitten. portation to locate a new jetport at Mc­ ficu lty. ever before. The total is now forces USA in South Vietnam.: But in your spare time, send fore a local magistrate who sets Dog Owning Costs Guire Airport makes sense. As for the story of the Port Authori­ 105." WHY me a teacher for my child’s bail and refers charged to the The committee proposed that the fourth ty that the big’military base is too far “More people are banking The night is dimly lit by a near school. Grand Jury, which consists The cost of owning a dog ui new jetport for the metropolitan area be from Manhattan—it is time to explode more money than ever before, full moon, Love given by my family at of 23 individuals. He said the Carlstadt is going up, effective built not in the congested limits of North that m yth. he continued, "with the result Reminding me that I ’ll be go­ home makes me what I am, Grand Jui-y hears only one side A p ril 1. Jersey but at McGuire—-or in Burlington New Jersey already owns the huge, that our Bergen County banks ing back home soon, And strengthens me for my of the story, that of the Prose­ The Borough Council has a- and Ocean Counties. growing Turnpike. On the side of the big arc- lending more money than If not for the responsibilities to task here in Vietnam. cutor of Pleas, and the Jury dopted an ordinance to increase McGuire, long proposed by Senator pike can be buiK the great monorail con- o v e r before and are investing m y children and wife, 1 haven't really done much, decides whether there is sulfi- the current price of a dog li­ Clifford P. Case, is the most desirable— nection between McGuire and New York more money than ever before in I'd like to stay to do more for but I pause each day. -cient evidence to w a rra n t an cense, $2.25, to $3, starting in if only because its use would husband the that would bring the metropolitan area Federal, state, county and my brother in this land of And thank. God for the oppor indirtrnepl Tf inHintt'H tho pj*r- April. The-council said an in- land which is becoming in shorter and truly into the TwentietlvCentury. municipa/l bonds." strife. funity to help in some small sor. must -go to;trial. If the in­ crease in the amount paid by shorter supply. ' “Need X say,” he asked, "that I shall leave this land with mix­ w ay. dividual cannot make bail, he the borough to the state depart­ A monorail line, swooping over the Surely, the president, who turns off the hanking i s good in Bergen ed emotion, Yes, friend, the day is coming is turned over to the Sheriff and ment of health has caused Turnpike, would bring New York and W hite House ü'ghts at night, can see the County, The year-end figures For I ’ve served in a land torn when i ’ll go hqme, held until he goes to trial. ♦he local price boost. Philadelphia within easy distance of Mc­ «conomy of multiple-use policies. And one speak for themselves.” b y war's commotion. But the rich experience I’ve The Sheriff’s office is respon­ Guire. And it would make unnecessary the of the most urgent is that McGuire’s great The county bankers are cau­ If only ambitious bigots would gained is mine alone, sible for the serving of all pro­ sprawling acreage be put to a more ef­ expansion of Teterboro and Newark into leave others alone, Perhaps some day my family cesses, enforcing warrants for Tile Contractor fective use. undesirable freight terminals. ADVERTISEMENT These inspiring proud people and I w ill return to this land, prisoners in Hackensack, a min­ Modernizing & Repairs could build a home. How rewarding it will be; for imum secur ity prison. There are Neat, Efficient & Beck’s Column I often sit alone and wonder why the Vietnamese I understand. about 60 inmates at present. Guaranteed High Cost Of Victory (Dinners) Such wonderful people must Sincerely, Sheriff Job expressed the opin­ By MAX BECK fight and many die, Mrs. Josephine Croll ion that individuals serving Also Shower Enclosures The expansion of the county’s senate ~ j have seen the Vietnamese Chairman, Women in Sup­ tim e for m oral tuj-pit udeshould and assembly delegation is costing the Who goes to testimonial dinners of vic­ suffer so much pain, port Of our Troops in be permitted to work at their Free Estimate taxpayers in more ways than one. torious candidates? Valiantly resisting commu-, Vietnam regular jobs during the day and 25 Years in Business Last week Tammy Brook Country Club, The people who expect to get something njsm’s ensnaring chain. - serve time at night. He express­ Cresskll, was filled to the doors with.a out of said victorious candidate. Freedom as you know it, has a 'Warns vets lo ed the hope that legislation John Forte crowd of 700 to pay honor to Senator Therefore, the money they put up for a very high price, vvould be passed in N ew Je rs e y Anytime NO 7-0253 Joseph C, Woodcock Jr,. ticket they expect to get back in some File Reports These men are fighting for it, Paul M. Nugent, manager, in the near future, permitting The tab was $15 per head— which makes form or other. oft-times on a handful oi New Jersey Veterans Adminis­ it $30 a couple. There may be many families able to rice. tration, Newark, urges all vet­ In a couple of weeks friends of Assem­ afford $30 to $35 to honor victorious poli­ If I seem bitter, X feel that’s my erans and beneficiaries who are blyman Peter Russo of Lyndhurst are ticians. If so, it is to be hoped they will INSURANCE right, ' required to file income', ques­ celebrating his victory at the Champagne step forward to defend the school and For I ’ve seen children with no tionnaires do so as soon as pos­ Towers, Lodi. municipal budgets. The possibility of a $30 REAL ESTATE jbed to, be tucked ifi at night. sible. The deadline for receipt And it is going to cost Russo’s well to $35 rise In a man’s municipal tax hill is 'Bark ye people with' tables full ol these questionnaires is Janu­ w ishers $17.50 per head— $35 a couple. - usually enough cause him to scream with SERVICE of food and meat, a ry 31, 1968. In a period when the talk of new taxes protes'ts. I ’ve 's e e n children W ith no Mr. Nugent cautions that fail­ is our business gives the average homeowner an incipient It seems that the modest jubilee Assem­ shoes for their feet. ure to rrfeet the deadline w ill case of apoplexy it seems incredible that blyman Harold Hollenbeck’s supporter« . The needs here are great and result in the discontinuance of smart politicians would allow their sup­ are staging at $5 is more Eh keeping with my heart fills with pain, - • further pension benefits until porters to be taxed in this inhuman man- the spirit of things. From your words of condem­ such questionnaire is received Once you have a color TV nation refrain, oh refrain, and approved. set, black and white loses Send us a man willing to fight Frank R. Edwards r ... Mr, Nugent advises if-further much of to attraction.- In 'fact, Hackensack St. at Paterson Ave., East Rutherford A Distaff Governor? sHotffl'She heed arise. information is desired or as­ many ctretomers tell us that Tel. 939-4200 But give him also wisdom and sistance required.' please tele­ well intended, had been permitted to go they don’t look at b-w any more. MEMBER SOUTH BERGEN REALTORS MULTIPLE LISTING” The swift and womanly retort of Mrs. sympathetic eyes. phone 201-645-2150 through 2153. Richard J. Hughes, wife of our governor, unchallenged. / These are the people who One who is patient, understand to the diatribe of Ertha Kitt, the enter­ That Mrs. Hughes was able to move waAt a color portable, the same ing and kind is needed here, tainer, ih the White House last week was into action so swiftly is another reason as they had black and white But you understand us not, so in keeping with the steady, perceptive why some ‘ folks think that maybe the portables. There is only o no jou’re quick to ifear, CAPRI ACADEMY OF HAIR DESIGN portrait the state’s first, lady has given, of governor’s successor may be a gal in his 10” color set which is light Combat fighting is only a very herself. own house, his wife. enough to be called portable, small part of this war, . Those who have been aware of the help One could, of course, be absolutely sure but the picture on this set Pacification, winning the peo­ ANNOUNCES Mrs. Hughes has been to the governor, in that if. she did run and she were elected is very coarse and unpleasant ple over, advances the score; his campaigns and in bis administrative she would certainly be her oym governor. t> look at. It is even difficult Eut due to our own impatience duties, have long admired her capabili­ And the present governor undoubtedly to read the print. A color and our standards, progress . . . A Great Need For ties. It would have been a terrible thing would be more than anxious to make it picture tube, has hundreds of. seems slow. if Ertha Kitt’s attack, no matter -how that w a y. " . .. thousands ofytiny clusters of Understanding the people and Hairdressers 3 dots. The smaller the pic­ their culture is the key — X~J ture tube, the smaller the- know In Our Area! The Answer To Dope dots should be. In the case Humble yourself and take the of the portable color TV set t.mc to share, Before Magistrate Frank Piscatella last ed. A reporter, was able to watch the ad­ mentioned above, the dots are The friendship, kindness and TUITION FOR week in North Arlington police court ap- dicts line up and await the “ contact" who just as large on this small there. ept on a mat* heroin. Me was given As the Times points out the problem in gest tube. The result is floor, " blurred, coarse picture. Some- some good advice. . ' .... ,...... New York is a police problem. How can h monsoon rains run hew this sm all p ictu re does SPECIAL! /. ' One has the uneasy feeling that the dope be sold openly without restriction the door? court was making a distress decision—one unless the enforcement processes have not seem to have the same Or have you ever tried‘Water which hardly fitted the need of the day. broken down? ' attraction as the large screens buffalo steak? The young man is on probation for three Why are not the addicts rounded up? have. The priec of thi3 set Sounds horrible, but I have years. He must apply for psychiatric Why are they not questioned to find out is about $200. and ii tasted great. *480 treatm ent. from whom they buy the stuff? Why are The next is a 11" color Have you ever tried to sleep in But is that the answer? not those who sell the stuff forced to tell set. It is w ay too heavy to be peace at night, : The very fact the young man was in from whom they bought it? ’called portable. It comes with court for using dope was an indication Knowing the viet Cong may CAPRI ACADEMY And so on up the line until the supply a stand With casters. 'Still the that he was in deep trouble.-Putting him kidnap or 'kill you before day routes are blocked off? picture is rather small. It in touch with psychiatric experts will not light? OF HAIR DESIGN IS THE Addicts are not hardened criminals« also does not pull in the pic­ change his environment or the conditions Or have you ever seen a child They are sick, frightened men and women. ture too good on “rabbit 1967 that caused him to resort to dope. ears”. Instead of making if afraid to 'Smile, In New York, where the city and state They are deiperate. They w ill. tell how they get the stuff. They w ill tell to whom particularly strong to pull in have been swamped by ±he Jjroblem, mil- a good picture on the small INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION they sell the stuff. Mons upon millions are being spent upon built-in antenna, it is weak­ institutions to treat the addicts. W hat is needed is the kind of police drive W£ ARE er than reigular color TV Break thF "barrief" that holds you to that And at ^ the same time the sober New that w ill stop the flow of dope. It can only sets. F o r 'best pictures, it LOWEST York Times reports that dope sales in the be don? by the police, aided by an aroused would weed an outside or at­ unsecured future!. . . set yourself free with community. APPROVED streets of Harlem are open and unrestrict­ tic antenna and in this case, PRICES our personalized trained Beauty Class Instruc­ the main advantage, movabili- BY THE tions.* ity, is lost. , IN March Of Dimes At 30 All* makers of color TV Think you can't afford i t ? . ... Let us prove have 18" sets. This picture size G. I. BILL , to you our lower than-you-think rates are with- olution.” This included work on the struc­ TOWN This year The National Foundation- is large enough in a small ture of DNA, the substance that controls wym budget. Gsll today fsf an-atpointment. March of Dimes looks back on 30 years den or under circumstances the natural heritage of all living things. of accomplishment in the health field and when One hag ' ttf fltf ifnirty- ON C O LO R In 1958 the March of Dime« expanded looks ahead to further accomplishment. "cJose to the TV. However, this MODELS WANTED its program beyond polio to attack birth Founded by President Franklin D. Roose­ surely is not a “portable". T V s For H a ir Styling Clasve«. Must 9« Young velt in 1938 to fight polio, the voluntary defects. ~ ^ ^ ' -Some»-«f-» thèse -sets • «ame and Attrictiv» Cell for lnform»tion The great majority of birth 18555 can health-organization succeeded beyond all with legs or fixed ¡bast's and See be treated, and completely corrected if thev expectations when in 1955 it presented the ' the "manufacturers also pro­ are detected early and given the best care wprld with polio vaccine. vide pushcart»/ with casters. The M arch o f Dimes record of achieve­ known to modern medicine. It appears that We will haw , M ile»- ment has been unequaled by any other Medical care of this high caliber is avail­ tr. wait for quite a while CAPRI ACADEMY OF HAIR DESIGN able at nearly 100 March of, Dimes-suppor- health organization. Its pioneering work yet until there will be a Mercury in basic and clinical research has affected ted Birth Defects Centers at leading medi­ light weight fairly large screen the entire course of medicine. cal institutions throughout the nation. color TV set available. Especially in vurology. the Foundation Through research, medical care and edu- Beck’s Radio TV Hi-Fi 626 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst sponsored studies which actually TaTd fhe caliori'tfiihapedthatbirth-defects-caa 801 KEARNY AVE KEARNY Ì39-67Ì7— ..... groundwork for many developments of be substantially reduced, thus raising the Nutïëy667^î2TS what is now known as “ the biological rev­ health standards of future generations. Wo service what: we sell. . 4 Hl KSDAY. 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li'isskm on.a layup by Vuono. U and tiilraljm r • The Mustangs, however, Aiding Vuono in the losing J l ' A G t J W l.L X h THURSDAY, j AT it* An Y :.î. K u ) Corner On Sports Basketball Schedule Is Zesty Viking Freshmen Split Two by Robert Paehtfer filled stand-» hest difensive sam e xvas Cason has created so much % Arp H t watching Ihe »*n«l <>r a last fif*Iti, ttndrr pcrferl fier-ford plays a 30-pjint peri »rmance in a loss excitement that East Ruther­ The Viking Freshmen |o not The victory at Park Ridge s|x>rts f*ra? ' 1 ... • »|iort» program s. < huiuiúniM iip have an i-\reliant chin«* c l hi-'i school 'i' hut that MitMwH v here» nnly the pjach ba 'jet < der their belts now, the /rosh 49-20 after thé third quarter^ In tton in llie ir l He so.n'cil 22 (x)ints against K rsgen. , tht ir first game against Ridge­ and Greg Ettrter had 8. The W h at’s thH m ean’? If th«* players, owners ami „TV Qifs n of Peace, in the festival. '• a d (w ?r ¡■Utyer in the state. Lr-i has bixmght out crowds field, 42-41. Both teams shot l-ook nf th»* T V set. It is tin* p«*0 ph* got together they coniti In the festival final against St. highest Park Ridge scorers, Ed hopm<7 Jo untr IC 1 .;pn w ill heeonie the first all over Bergen County. He's badly in the first half, as the h rro , or (hr v illa in , of tin* build a string of sin-li «rea t - O ' S u ri, Q u « I -.<1 Rutherfori player ever o Ceeilja’s of, Kearny, ho scored created so m uch excitem ent Ea>ker and John Riabov, each pirre. It has t^ansforniPil t h.e Vikings took a 1M4 lead. With sp«!^ -” « enters around th e t .Irrt tn I Pa u l m fr L(KK) care.-r points. He's 21 points, grabbed 16 ìx'hoiinds. that Vitaie had tj receive medi- had 7 points. recreation habits of America. loss ¡han tw’o m inutes to go in country* It notti«! he to the ad­ rf Rrácp ,.r,uri *u ,f Hk first priiluctive scorer since blocked 10 shots, and had five r! I attention after East Ruther­ jfi week a?,o when the Packer> the- 3rd quarter, NA held a 30- vantage of all an«l those inti­ W ith Up Pa u l sts' Uvr.’.l a Loti Ravcttffle made (he Wild- assists. fc^s~H4s»t eonvor'ed 12- ford's game With Lodi. mid the Haider*' \fere at it cleat 2) lead, but the Royals cut that m ately involved wiwtld R et a vif tr 'V in }h-' R rl’n aï b m - i .!s a tt’atn to contend with in or43 free throws as the Cats 'Vifnle coi+fiptcd in the locker nnd helmet over 70 million were to 30-26 at the end of the period. Christ Methodist fa ir share of tin* money in ­ ' as t l’u^li Qttc. -i of iCT5if ifiSr has combined with rom ped, 187-31. mam and was administered oxy- h:U". These .were no 70 volved. Ridgefield then dominated the Group To Meet p c a rv . x'ic^oi .i nd t h <• ç cam to .give :hr Cats a chance Lcs ’ha'- i i’iieived . attendo') ¡ en before.bein» taken'io Hack- m illion di»ues. Mos| of t h o * e play until, with 45 seconds to go, S H tfR T lK S it'.fcaf no !hivH' ;h. lj break the schpol fecot'd iif 15 from Willis lieivt of the N u c«f.ick Hospital. He was re­ Members of Christ Metho­ w atching had seen niore foot* they led 42-34. But two quick hi rfHap»i‘.a >vius in a season. —*— York Knick<. "I.es is improving leased alter being treated for ball this year *lian fin* writers, The n w sp*ners \V*re fu ll of baskets by Tony Cerminaro, dist Church, East Rutherford, firm * « fie r East Most teams « ill have tr nilite Ins jump shot has Iremen- v hat a hospital spokesman coaches and rb eerlead ers oL tin* M eri os -a hon« tin* faet I ’fe Ilo e g , plus a basket and free throw by w ill attend the dinner meeting of . I'eriy^ 'th e jKwedislii r*iMfl li’»' Hifhcrf .• ■ L e d i .. -ha.< . i:ar-Xii’ t t . r i lhfrr. X m aeo* or Pa- i ' p u s poi •:..il," Kced s a i'i, • alio I : "Over excitement." Jo h n Finn erty brought the VjJk- tniT"i»r thbt w mmnm the Bergen Cuurity Council o f' bren +• ■'•I r. îî~'r.:- - i.i. nujoh U‘" iKith. That ’s w iiy "He's just sf.trting n fill ott‘ The excitement Cason is g»- there were thousand . of experts rar off with tin* m ile race «»ut ingS to withih'one point with 10 \ÚV1' I:; •' \V"h!• 'Vs already htive won physically and he's goin;; to he1 int, to bring about in the next Churches to be held Sunday at to evfrv man or woman writing «>n the W es j Coast, last we».»!, in seconds to go. However, w hen BuhliiTtv h j . * y a n l has I.i or 1 £-5 am:'S with Kesken av- sam ethin:; I'v e told him to con- H ire ? years is some hirvg that the Reformed Church, Oradell. ahou‘ ,or '»enouncing the same. l:o;C7 — but failed to s#V;nt ont the frosh regained the ball with that he was trailed bv a college , > pilp- tn on !■ a 't ;Huth- rrn,-{tr>: 25.S and the towering erntrate pn his Studies so that ruay require fans to bring t'heir 3 seconds left, there was not.p- T\ is like a hnge getierator. Supper w ill be served at 6:00 freshman, Marty Liquori, now fcird silici? favoli n ie r o i tl!c hp can bct'i'ine a college star." .vn oxygen masks. r.ough time for Tony Cerminaro, „ It is developing fans yvho de\$j^ p.m. and a free will offering op more'■•fans. Peoole like to see »•I Villannva, iit t -07.“». M arty, who finished with 24 points to v/ill be taken. There w ill be what is familiar and interesting who ran for Essex (atholi«*. isr- get oft a shot. Finnerty had "9 to them.- As they become expert «'timing along splendidly a n d Lyndhurst points and Stove Santora le d committee reports and election in football they want more and may b«* the surprise tor tin* Ó- Ridgefield with 17. of officers. h nitric mile.... Meantime his BATS and BOWS »»ore of I*. Recrncnisn Dcoartmont News And TV is rip,lit there to Rive coach, Fred I)w ♦**•, is gi\4nt; In h u m : < .a v \ u i i pointers to Knss TVntor, t h e it to tltfm «lay after day and The • Ihik'iowns maintained stick i :h). shore athlete, who is the best — ,.... w avk after week. ------1+itrrr— jirite. ) ” :1 irr ; lt/f ■ A;ii'i.l .'ftayiirs- W rC a rii! Porrllt'r- st holiistic mi 1er in » » • .le rs e i The North Arlington Girls’ become a model community for Premium Fresh Mined Coal It is a trem endous m arket: A ciivh : i..-.by turning h ack tiic tS'JT5''uiroir lannane 181, Nancy m m .... Talntor jfues to 'Sew- Softball League installed Mrs. growing children. By having T \ has It. the snorts promo-’’ F-i'f il-'yos in ih;:ee J5-K1 la-7 aiul Ìiuggls 163. Janice Pipali 155, OrU twioo n week t i 'tilt h un 'Joan Otia' ieri as its newest -? tf’rs are fiudini* it a golden l'«5,' Josephine .G-ji.h'fti, fhiio. JZ.l: a'é I' •; ìir ip , 55«san Stili supervised recreational activi­ i!er Dwyer.... 'IVäi'is (Jersey) cffla#aTW9 January meeting. None Better at Any Price flood end the players, who make \'Vc, ■ -and -M'lrio D:m l:r '"V* 159,- Ja n e Parente- 15t. Tlie .re- ties, like so?hall, gifts at a n Jones, manager of Diri, Thycr, If nossihie, want in. r ' play sph.ok. .1 the wtnuersi.. .rj’-f'R quitiifiers aie; M ary Jo;in is a hard worker-in the learn sportsman ¡hip the true T w ' T m is Im'ÌH'v ilrr o l 1n take over m an T1 Fin; ;.s. led by Joan HART lìc K : ver 2M, Lyline Na;;uire rrgsnlzatk®. She -served as as- RKi OPPORTl NITIHS YKT ngemenrofi l*alrt fiat';'' I-. tua purposfiJriT con-tpetit’.on ' — plus Nut or Stove $25.00 Pea Coal $ 2 2 .0 0 x a XS. ‘ piorln Do Clesis. RitV i l i , X n n ’ v De- J 198. M i­ fistant manager of the Capris Th«* sight of 50.CMK> «rathen*;! sn I > ndhnrst eolleçlan. 1 w ’t» h u i! the excitement or a ga ne well > T5ra tgli, ;nc jionyo.i, Helen rarne 191, Gloria -1S)2, Janice hffo re m wing .up to assume the Astrodome Saturday nu»M to make a career of tt|0 ring " Buckwheat or Rice $20.00 -iv'ii'ten', D.iris- Ga-i’dr.ci-i G c rt 1SÌ la; -n Chilek 181, Shejla'tthe. pasilioii. of mana’rer. vShc played. We in the North Ar- watching Ifouston breaking IT- -titiles, who lixos iii North \r- •frrrli! •*- a n ti" Kn'lhy ‘ Ntnv ins’ti, ìatr O S I , Ja n e Scaglione 180. Ca. K .cam e interested in the game lingtjn Girls’ Softball League J„.Vs haS^ethall vietoty streak • 1 in irto», is trite o f’A inerieu’s Best tjefeahs# ...Ithp' J e lly D ;awrt-i-ipü—; n i 15-S "Brrnpsey 179, M ichel)e~~lT9r ; ro working iowards achieving GUARANTEED SATISFACTION shows What the potential is --- luiown fight figures \ntl has when her oldest daughter, Deb- T-ó and for tieir first all Conlii'e Antirwra 172, Donna jjjHd,.wha.t tomorrow- offers. iMtii a writer for King Maga­ t h ii g M l. , vr.i ajn. ii j-hl. Tin Suingcrs, Jahannsen 1ü9. Diane Bonelli 168 bif, joined he teaiji. Joan is DEMEL F o r tin* crowd fit they garnet zine for many years. Ilo losso l M O R R IS If.-i ':i^ • T'*ui -'.Mus»* rrfp>,' Ä t if 'iö niitl P à t risia- Sc a rp a -1(13. T h e alsb active iti the Washington M rs. Nan DaJglQish, sunshine fM* c v f r to vce :i basket o il soul o word*» oi Misiiatn -tor E*t. 1911 Mrsfcrrhr—Mar.v 1 .,J r~Pjrte-and—j.i.iiHjuu'ifim aii*> Mary Can- Sehocl PTA where sh? is a fimtl chairman, requests that bail cahio, was but a,fraction of yiauig P a u l a t th:; Leader’s re- M'.'rie Curcio,. too'k tun from fléW 151. Loretfa Ichir 157, Deb* the erowd tha< was thrillin*; to quest. I5ol> Johnson, th« , \ot'Hi ciass? ltiDther and head of the anyone who knows of a; mem­ 615 ESSEX ST. HU. 3-2132 HARRISON Un- Shin i:.;s .in thè tnp' match orali Sóh'ial T5fi. Rose Trezza the eam<‘ a! the TV sets. •Arliimfam a in each di vision w ill meet this T he «»tlier »lav .there was a itader, Mavuritik of Waltington. jo sis Si1 lotto, Ja c k ie ” iL o-gatt. Saturday at 10:00 a.m.* c olumn by Angle Leo, the Pas- is averaging ‘>6 ami stSntts ninth Vera fc-.s IÌ:«oniarie' Vàccari. Tryion 'Railing, led by Car“ soie writer. A former football in thö county.... P a r a m u s*. ■anti Kos^rnarip4Mu ir’s ottfhtand- niine Zarlilo, Bu tl Mofrone, I ro, Lio is aware of what has which finally clpbberctl Hacken­ play pacati the Slick Chicks. Jrjhn Ti'oncone and Andrew liap)Kiw.il. When lie played the sack’s unbeaten cltiji, has Ilolitt The ¡Misfits tighioned up the Troncone moved into first. game, developing some of tile and Ryder one-two in the Nor­ 'race in the C divilioii bv down- plaoe in the men's voUeybaU B interest on w hich the owners thern New Jersey League, with jnp the Cracker.tacks in two 8- civisjon-h^-winning three out or are,capitalizing today, the pay­ Htildt holding a fancy ’>G.I aver­ 15. 13-13, and .15-13.' K a y -(Tuir- gam es. fix»m the Don Ju a n s off was in iieanuis. Now« some age. - _ - land. B nnie • BurWialter', T erry" 61,18 Tigers,. San Carlo's paced e f Hie form er players are hantl- Ko»l?ch, and" Commie Pierfo's by thp ¡play of Sai Guzzo, Frank, in l, together to try to get tlje piny sparked the winners. The Carucci and Charlie Wiercin- ojmers of their old clubs to div­ Lyndhurst Bowling ski w^n two games m the A div­ ide some of their icnrrent pro­ Shivarres moved to, within - 3 ision to maintain their bid 'lead, fits. Tournament Set ftp.mes of the top spot hy sweep­ ing past the Gangbusters 15-fi. - The Meri's All Star volleyball It looks like a vain hone. feam remained undefeated in And the p layers of today are For February 24 li-’-S’ and 15'2. K a v P itrvin , Ja n el CSnfibr and Juno Herrmann's the ~N.J: Business Men’s League nut much better off. The motl­ The Lyndhurst 100 per cent hy defeating Livingston 15-12, 15- ey they are receiving is subject p la y paced the' Shivaroessr-T-he match game bowling champion­ 5 and then blasting' Metuchen to heavy taxation. Their car­ Kidgefi moved into tie for third ship for township resident» will lb-3, 15-2. The wom en’s team eers are relatively short. vith the Misfits and Hippies as begin Saturday, Fe b ru a ry • 24th they wot) throe from the Play-' will meet Passaic this week in How can they provide for the at the Lyndhurst-Lanes. The. ciuest of their firs t victory. fu tu re? . f it is 15-1. 15-1 a.id 15-5. Louise tourney will cons,isl of three di­ Puggi.eri; Lydia Landells and Mrs. Chudzinski's Unpredict- CASON'S CASK visions fop the - wem&xt; A fe>r aliies won the 7ch & 8th grade 7 Angit* T im panarn’ f effprtj' led In East Rutherford we have '. bewters'TMO and higher, B for to the Victory,. Diane ..Do-Sim- T< v\-n Bowling Cliampionship hy a prim e exam ple of the situa- howlers in-die,433-JtrI'M class rnp and'Barbara MtUcr. léd ftié-’ Pa«t the Pink Pan- tien. Y'ouni; Leslie Cason, upon and Ç f'S’T. bowlers ljeloyv 121. Hippies ft> ihrce. wins over the fliers-in a thrilling match. The whom East Rutherford It a s a nd (three di visions for the mçh, Pioneers ly-13, 15-2 and 15-9. Unpredictables . won the first. Sime 403 to 390, the Pink Pan- showered attention since he was A for bowlers 176 and up. B for Tho Blinnies led hy Jeanette 'lïôw lëfs in flip 173 ffrlBo" clcP-’.i tlrers came back to take the eight years old — and almost Fibre, Gloria Giangeruso,’ Ma­ and C fbr bowlers below 165. second game.403 to 398 but fell . six feet tall — is one of the ry Ann yalente-and Chic Defil- The howievs w ill tneol i»r-hearP . eleven 'pins shoirl of tjie,, .extra. ii.iist tyajolml - haskethiill- play- l!!,pes” 'wo.i iHe"?>M gttrrto from to; hear! competition .with the point for the highest series. Ju- * ers In the cottntry — although the Debs 15-12, 10-15 and 15-13 •w.riners m oving-on to the next dy Cipoiia's outstanding 13 1 he is onlv a high school fresh­ in an important-match-in the m an. ' - ..... r. und until there are two left in .game saved the..day for the Un” w h e n y o u B- diyision. The. Handicaps re ­ each division, then they w ill. predictables. Judy, Denise Koh But Cason has demonstrated mained tied for first place with . meet for Jhe title. It .is possible J’i, Sharon Iannone, Mary Me-- itreat potential. Already colle­ the Bunnies by.j.vinnm:; t w o an elim ination m ay Be h eld to Kpever and Debbie Christiana's s t o p p e d ges are making overtures. Ant! f’wim the M a m a 's 13-2,’ 17-15 and itiabh the exact number needed fine bovy.ling carrie d their team the New York Knioks have as­ la-6. Jurre Fra'm . F a y e Im pera- signed their great Willis Reed to have a match game tourney. to the title. J lr s . F a rm e r's Pin k ¡0 , LucielH ^Bertain,- Loretta to nolish the youngster up --- Fanthers led by Michella Lor-4 k n u c k l i n g The tourney w ill be hpld on. Cui'kbardt -and 4 Sara H u th c ? entz; Lorraine,Bramble, ■’Rose , fuid to keep him Knick-'miniletl. Satprdays wtltr'the wompr's sparked the Handicaps. T he S ta v a k u . Cotwip Antinorâ and Itiii after young Cason gets n.-atcheg being scfi'cful'crt Iro n T SnnoihiFs cotilintterT Their Tiiie Joanne Pietro. tint of college anil into the pro t m -I p.no. and tile m .in's fi . an F-kiy lnr taking" tw'i from the d o w n o n ■Mrs" Bolin Christiana,,League ranks what of the future? a *’ it*- »“P.m. -Bowie« mu-,t use Polka D ots 15-3, 15-7 and 6-15.' president anti M rs. Jessie At- . If Cason develops, as he no, tneir highest, averag e in a n y Marie Sayino, ' Barbara. Gowo bt rti, secretary, did anothor w a s h d a y ? thitibf will, he will win a good league as of January 12.- 1908. .and K a y Rbherts turned- in great job in running the- pro­ contract ant! a sniip't . lawyer If a bovvjer does not,have, an av- ¡¡liYing, performancps for t he gram.. The captains who work- • w ill See to ft (hat fils ' fuftire. ei agc tbis year, he hTust ifso he winners.- Carol Swar^eger, cd w ith the girls each week were. w ill be nroteetetl, as best it can highcsjj.average in Ihe last year Louise Contey, Marilyn Lillis, Miss Gibrowski, ’ Mrs. Hanley. untler the"law:*---- - 7=--— . -h? hawlotl. There will lie no on- Ra'rl ara Poters, Abgela Duran-' M:ss Scarpa, 'Mrs. Chudzinski. Hut ttriless Ihe athletes get try fee required, the only cost to, an T Dehbio Lpeson led the Miss Lorehtz, Mrs. Farmer. hep to their problem they are w ill be. 1.00 [.ar.,,every .’ t h 1- e 0 Musfangs to two wins aver ^tho .Mrs. Scarpa,. Miss Hansen and going 1» wind un like the 'pro­ ■ignmes .bowled. Gum Drops 15-1.1, 15-5 and 11-16« fessional football players, t h e Jf you are a resident- of- Ly*id> This wee-ks -srhcdulf; A d-iVis-irin M r«s Rose. baseball players anti the basket­ -hurst anti have tt league nv.-r- 7t30, B division 8:2f), C division Of course, washing machines run on electricity and electricity ball players who played until it-oitl! Ihe liopt. of Paiks IMS- S lb pj*i, • . UN ICO Chooses costs money. But a lot less money than you might think. In fact, they were no longer useful and 0060. 9 a.m . to 4 p.nv -Mt>adny ■ Vfsncy 'PoR'kin' anvT ElizabctfT •Guy Calissi then were discarded. lo F rid a y , or stop a!'. ..the Lynd-. Canfield. led their respective* d P because of rate reductions and increased use, the average unit cost The players make the game. hurst Lanes and register All As Man Of Year They Should make the profits. visioiis in the Girl.s4*Tth & 8th of electricity has gone down 45% in the last 25 years. If your electric entrjcs...m.US,t;.t e , in Ja L F g b ru a r y do 50 per c f'iil handica-f» The Lyndhurst Chapter of 1 hey should shoot for a stock -11 h High School students \v i I I ..Bowling Tournament. Nancy bills are slightly higher today, consider the number of appliances ownership ileal. Instead ofI eash|ea not be eligible; Vnico National annouhced its they slMitilil tak e stock T li i W rolled games of liy~a.Kl 117 for outst;mdir,g cilizen award for T ro p h ies.'w ill be aw SK led lo. you’ve added. Most homes now use more than four times the would gnu ran let- them a pai’li- a 257' series to, lead the- .A 'd ivii 1567. President a Jerry Lafizqr- the champions and runherups in < ¡nation in whatever »jtlie fu­ Klin q.ualifiei'3 anil Klizabelh jotti stated that Guy W/ iCalissi.* ’ amount of electricity than a quarter century agb. Yes, electricity f|ich division,, a 'trophy fpr the ture holds. Altd as work weeks JLajd^aA6JLsericsIoh.ig:anies_of- B e i‘go.1 County prosecutor wotiltl hTi hest .game irii..i,he tournam ent is still the best bargain in your home. shorten anti as recreation per­ 86 anil 120 to lead the B division. hr honored Maroh 3 at the \yil.hout .it. handicap, in e a c li di- iods lengthen there is going to The r^’mainint; qualifiers in the t yruihursi Elies Club. vis.ton vvll also. be presented. bo a bljjger-and bigger potential A division are; Francrs Mc- Vice Prt?sident Peter F. Cur- in professional, sports. The lournamon! proved ipbpu- Mullin 214, Rose Caponigro’t'lO;. cib. has been , named chair-; lr,,' willl-the hotvlers Iasi: year Ju d y .C ip iJlla 2?.9; ,1^,-inlse A n tiiw ■man with Sul Pollara in h a m : o f f i t c r i : fer 215 residents participated. •. I'ii 237: Debbie Chudxins1«i-231:' charge of arrangements anti m o r e ... The Astrodome is a thrilling Many resideals failed to ro'jls- Tlizabeth fa fa n s ' ,228; »C n d y 'Ralph Qsteeurclo '«okrf' ’chair- i mi 111 pie of w lia f the future m ay tc:' before ¡.be deadline last y e a r B a y e r 227; Susan llrg o ld 2 2 5: ' n 1.- n: .Tickets w ill be'limited to Im ld. ■> don’t let Ihnt hpppi-n to you ^.01 laiio. Bramble 22(1: M.ineia J ü),il , HiH jili.;— X lv .stt-iw ishjBK— +er A lew years ago, li rirnìTìaTT TFTts. yoar. "register now. T-he Wisniewski 219 Miiry Mien Me- atirpd may call Ralph fefaenr- Comi- ira s studiai at the A ttilli tourna m o iif' iS sp iii« ;m l b\; ITi vii ’’1:0-'lìo-a' S i:u alo .216; cjq:,cr-Poter F . Curdo. . ." t<. city convention Hull. It was 'tVmmÇ*k>iierTw«pf^ri:üwr5' Lynn Kohl-1 199 Kippy Cornell - / a .social hour -will b». bV l d AND GAS COMPANY one of the best - jjjinies of t h e Pepi, of Parks and fjiroctert by 1°”:: and. Jahi.cc Pietro 191. The. from 4 tu'5 p.m. followed by ye a r, I J was played on a dry, b ill 1VI 111 ltd I s, " o-. - A nomgual i fk- is . are .Byutio.. Ca- iLiuit-i- aiui tlancing.. ' ...... a f S , , f - * T T T im SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 25. 1968 TT1E COM M ERCIAI I.F \DFfi V\n S

Peoples Trust President tCi.9 per cent of the associations total assets. In addition, he re­ Calls 1967 Its Best Year ported $764,024 in cash: $1,197,- 353, in C.S. Government securi­ E. A. Jesser, Jr., President controls the expends and in­ ties ; and ’$2,725,097 in mtscella- of People Trust Company, m come tlirough it« Budget De? .neons other assets. i rmmenting on the results at partmen as oil as managing 155 Bank's business efforts in the Bank’s investment port­ "Thrr,o){hou» this period Bonl- 19G7 said, "It was the most out­ folio. ifig Springs has maintained is standing year in the history of Mr. Jesser concluded by say­ position and demonstrated its the Bank assetsincreased by ing tlmt.j. 'Al Peoples Trust - ability to serve, with a maxi­ 10.7 pei- cent, deposits increas- Feople make the difference mum of effciency, both savers i'd b> 19.9 re r cent and o(lr net and this includes the pr -pl*<- and home buyers. " Kin.; declar­ -peratiitu earnings by 17.0 per _who are our customers and the ed. “We feel 1967 has been a < e n r." . people who are the "Baric. We •rmwt satisfactory year and we When asked to comment on organized the Bank’s people^, exp rt 1968, with ,the apparent th* reasons fa r these rem ark­ in order :o better serve the peo-‘ change in 'He economic clim,ne able results Mr. Jesser said, pie of. Bengen County. Growth to continue oui growth and ex­ "At Peoples we believe that such as we experienced in 1967 pansion," rr- ' otie of the reasons 1967 has been indicates we are on the right such a successful year for us track and that our customers Treacy Completes is that we are constantly try- m ust be grow ing and prosper­ ipg to identify and meet the ing very nicely also. His Basic Drills iivancial needs of the commu­ HOT BASKETEERS — Sacred Heart's Lyndhurst basketball Airman William P. Treacy, nity. including its individual, team stoo l still long^j-nough tyst week for this pipture. I.eft Chinese Auction son of Mr. and Mrs. William K. ciUJKipa] and corporate mem- to right, first row: Malcolm McPherson, Edward Pclaiwacz, Robert Nichols. Second row: Richard, Scannell, George Schi­ Treacy of 529 Second Avenue, ter*. In fact," continued Mr. To Be Held Here fano, David -•'Worry zunski, Dennis Sammarone. Third row: I yndhursf, has completed bas­ •Jesser. "at Peoples Trust our The Mothers are marching — .-■■ Joseph Carlozzi, W i/liam Russell, Coach M. Tamuro, Raymond ic training at Amarillo AKB, v-.hpte internal stru cu re is or- to a Chinese Auction for th e Burns, John Ahmuty. — ...... — Texas. He has been assigned n,jiucd to identify and serve hi nefit of the Mothers' March to the Air Force Technical the.needs af our. customers” . 'if Dimes; In Lyndhurst, under Training Center at Syracuse U- 1967 the manage­ thr direction of the M arqft or ruversity, N.Y., for specialized ment of the Bank concluded that Pimps General Chaihmih nari .ìos- schooling as a language special* the markets that the Bank rph Petit',' high school principal, iisT. serves fall in o two important the women are mirv; a different a ie a s the hanking and finan- A irm an T re a cy is a 1907 approach :o collecting funds for send in you r stamp books so. 5 ) All-Stars from the Lyndhurst and Estate Planning Services. as Board members. A rtiscus- begin in February, ders’ Dny dinner to fee- held il.at they may be redecniod for For the ' commercial customer T c W D e a g u ? ;---- sftxft .period followed, "" Mrs. Barbara Minella h a s February 7 at Neptune I n n, they offer the, administration The Alumni team will consist S - - of pension and profit j plans, ■cr „Michael Dè Nicala, "Derails Investment Advisory Service Kenny, Dennis Keihm, Pa u l . TFie contents of a Safe Deposit Box should“ for. trustees of such plans, and Metzinger,-'Thomas McSweehey ELECT ELECT ELECT include investments, insurance policies, deeds, ’ „... ad viso ry se rvice for corporate David Scannel, Gen Lo, and W il­ mortgages, a copy 6f your will . . . jewelry, portfolios. liam Perry. The team will be keepsakes, heirlooms . . . marriage and birth To support these tiliree divi­ coaohed by A. Schifano and D. certificates, discharge papers, confidential sions so that all customers re­ MICHAEL R. CASELLA Kenny. ... maffeF V f . in fact any.valuable you don’t want ceive the best possible service to lose by fire, theft or misplacement. a r e : Leading thè Sacred iHe a r t T O T H E ... VOItTII \lll l \ ( . I O \ The Branch Administration Stiuad, will bo John Ahmuty. the Division' that is responsible team captain, Joseph Carloz­ 1IOAR0 OF i:in rATio.\ Such a small price pay tor operating our nineteen, bran­ zi, iRay Bums, Richard Scannell, ches serving the customers Dennis Sammarone, George for such solid protection throughout Bergen - County and Schifano, ' Robert Nichols, Mal- making it convenient for any­ coltn Mc-Pherson, Peter Riz- one to do business with us. zbtp, Edward Polawacz, Willi- a p Jlussell, and David Wroczy-re The Operations? Division that Resident of North Arlington for ski. The team is coached by 01» provides the vital data process­ 22 Years — Married and M. Tamaro and R. Pezzola. ing services'that are needed to Father of Two Children handle today's, volume of busi­ The Biddy League All-Stars ness and also make certain that will consist of the following TUESDAY Graduate of M ontclair State College our buildings are maintained in boys : Frank Vuono, Ja m e s & ■ - B. A. Degree, Accounting M ajor good^repair- and are attractive Guida, Frank Hermann, An­ places in w h ich to do’ business. thony Valvanò, - John DeQamil- «I- The Staff Services 'Division 1:>, Kenneth Wilson, Glenn Per Presently Teaching at hais the responsibility for the ìyv Patrick Largey, Christoph­ FEBRUARY Colum bia High School, itW»W ' . . vtest. _ \\W personnel and training functions er Schifano, sr Andrew F I or r e M a p l e w o o d , oçen that insure that competent pro­ Joseph Barbalaco, Gary Mar­ t'.si fessional bankers are otn hand tino, Mark Thome, ^Bernard .Attending Seton Hall uWhert you Save Poet to serve our- customers and Heffern, Ronald Roselli and Da­ 13th Graduate School of Education Make A Difference!” also for all advertising and pub­ mo Gabriel. The coaches for b : lic relations functions that these teams w ill be J. DeLellis b rin g the B a n k ’s story to the and W, Calleja. BERGEN SAVINGS public. 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> Mrs. Louis K. h u d (li'c k i‘, 3-t Kearney Street, Lyn d h u rs , ha-;' announced the engagement o' her daughter, Qiimy Lottili, t»> Rubert J. lenone, son of Mr. and Mrs. .foW-P. L a v me c.f O r­ leans, Vermont. The prospective bride, daugh- ter of the late f^puis'E. I Jid- (leckp, is a graduilo <«f Lynd- hurst H ig h SchiK)!, _ x b iis -of 2Sfili, and is with .the \ a irtnal Community Hank in East Ruth­ MRS. DOUGLAS J. NARYVTD erford. ' .

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AT Champagne .Towers ' - AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Route 17, Ludi. Xew Jersey 583 Kearny Avenue (Corner Midland^ve.) Kearny, New Jersey HOURS: Daily 9 to 3; Thursdays to 7 P .M . ' ______/ * ...... " - ■ ------' 1—:------J. . ''■H i ■ . " ...... (WkiaiK — —...... -... 7:30 Ml.. P...... if. -...... —--- Dinner I • ' ■ ft:30 I1. P A G E F IG H T ÌTTF COMMERCIM, I.RARER- AVP SOrTTl BEUGEN REVTEW THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 106«

AUTOMOTIVE HELP WANTED FEMALE F O R S A L E PETS Lyndhurst Tribe PTA Council Will Visits Museum Hear Candidates M C U / lQ fi* DRUM, Snare, pearl chip» with HKAOLE PUPPIES LITTLE beauties, AKC. Ed The Lyndftursl Tribe "of the RAMBLER AMERICAN GIRLS — LIGHT cymbal. $25, gdtnl condition. Candidates for the Hoard 2 D R . $1839 D E L IV E R E D C all « 8 0881. Johnson. 84* Rlventde Avenue, , ' Y " Indian Guides visited the of Education will be heard at a MACHINE WORK Lyndhurst, N. I. G E »aflSt. TF Rutherford Junior Museum on forum of the P1*A Council in U S E D C A R S LOST AND FOUND he Lyndhurst High Sfclwol caf- W E 9 1112 P E T S — Beagle, • ino«. *35. C all The Leader w ill publish Rummage Sale itema 2 weeks Ames Avenue, Rutherford, last 1965 Rambler Classic LOST — Black cat, black collar, 961-6301. 125. without charge. If you do not sell, you owe nothing. If " ednesdajM?ve»ring, January 10. . eteria on Monday, January -!) __ 4 dr. sedan 6 cyL Auto­ SOME H. S. EDUCATION pnswer» to “ Pinky” . Disappear you sell, you owe us $1.50. All items must be written by After a short meeting ‘ " in the" # 8T3tr p.rtï. m atic $1295 ed Ja n . «3 Vic. . A r ­ AKC GERMAN Shep. : week». yOU alM) received in our offices by Monday noon week of .Indian Room at the Museum, Serving on the lorum com- AERO PRECISION lington belw. Eagle Mi Stover. »75 each. 438-6.167. 1-25 publication. Lim it 2 items, value under $100. No auto­ the Father and Son Tribe were mittec- are Mrs. Robert Aeani -, 1962 Corvair Monza guided through other rooms by who represents Jeffej ton Schoo!, 155 P A R K A V E N U E Child heartbroken. 898-8918. GERMAN SHEPHERDS. AKC motive, boat or pets. Please give- name and address with 4 dr. $395 r 1-25 releases. Mrs. Reenstra. tiie Mmes. Ben Dzionzano' sf-i. 7 mo«. 4 black female«, a 1 I LYNDHURST, N. J. Stuffed animals and birds, Washington School, Domini.',t 1966 Opel Kadett shot«, houaebroken, *75. 933- KITCHEN table & chairs, NURSERY SCHOOL *20. A R G U S 8 ill.m . m ovie cam era. and a large variety of rocks D Luca, Colùir.bus School, $895 12-7 T F 43*6. 1-25 Lo ve seat, like new, *45. Call Model 401, electric eye, battery y, ere some other interesting Walter Frey, Lincoln Schooi, Al­ 1962 Pontiac Cadalina HUMPTY DIMPTY nursery, 933-0416. 1-25 driven. Argus 8 mm. movie pro­ REAL ESTATE FOR SALfc. things viewed by the boys and fred Oortese, Ftitns'in S cIk m I, 2 dr. H. T. Automatic. accepting children age« 1 to 5 jector model 462. Auto thread­ WOMAN to do light housekeep­ their fathers. Frances G reco, ll gti School P . S. $695 year«. Opein a ll ye a r. Registered M TLEY - 9 room home. Two IN D IES grey mouton lamb long ing, zoom lens, forw ard, still ing and babysitting. Full time. coat. Fur In excellent condition. The menihers of the Onie- ant! Miss Mildred Renehan, and licensed. Day or weekly bath«, fireplace, mid *20's. 667- reverse. B a la 8 mm. film edit- 1967 Chevy 11 Own living quarter« & «alary. Just needs new lining. Size 16- na Tribe who attended were Roosevel- School. rates. Catering to the working 9183. M 5 or and «Heer, All 2 yrs. old. like Krank pOZZolla, Jr., Chief, and 4 Dr. Sedan , 998-3603. 11-30 T F 18, *25. C all 998-8506 1-25 Mrs. William Sayei of Fat - mother. Call G E 8-5156. 9 14TF new. 997-1149, 7 to 10 p.m . 2-1 6 Cyl. Automatic $1695 LYND. — Comfortable 5 bedrm. sorts Frank and Joseph, John iaw n w ill be m oderator. Mr-:. LIGHT machine work. WE 9- SET of drums, bass drum, - - ' * ______"p a i n t i n g suitable lrge fam or mother- Senese and sons Jo h n and An- Saycr is a Vice President and 1962 Rambler American 1112, Some H.S, education. Aero daughter arrangemnt. Finished snare drum, cymbal Complete thony, Geoppe- Woertz and sens Directo^ of Administration Ex-, 4 dr. sedan, 6 cyl. Auto- Precl-lon, 155 Park Ave., Lynd P A IN T IN G — no Jobs too «m all s e t with e a s e s . Can be used for li0VAr' ‘M é r i t e r , good condi- rec rm , V/j baths, large lot. Robert and Gregg, Mac Cheri~ ’ tension for the New Jersey Con­ m atic. $395 hurst, N. J. 11-22 T F: free estimates. W . C a rr. HU.2- b e g in n e r or nrofessional Call tion- tvlllnK tab"' aJ,nl!<>('lcollect 389,.Q*'>ÄÄ.382-3288. I1-23 n l 438-4843.ioa .4060 n9 O.2-1 I ' ' ’ ny Generatig Station, Public ’62 MG 'Midget Roadster. N ew STILL THE BEST per-hanging. Pattern books . 2-1 ‘ ’ . Dr. and Mrs, Victor Mature of Service Electric and Gas Com­ paint, top, exeel lent condition. a v ailab le . 997-1031. . A i l T F Hutherford entertained at the pany, retired reeemly after 4G Clerks, Typists, Stenos, SERVICES - C all 939.4382 between 6 and 8 Bookkeepers, Clipper Honrt Restaurant ¿u ed ay ye ars of s e rv ice , HUSBAND TIRED??* Work to L & L White Compony Moving P .M . 10-5 T F RF,GINA Electric sweeper vae in honor of -their daughter Nico­ Machine Operators be d o n e ??? No job too sm all. ORDINANCE NO. 1414 uum repairs, *2.95 and part«. la's eiighth birthday. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR­ 1063 P O N T IA C Grand P r ix A-l Call 939-5541 after 5:00 PM or Into New Corlstodt Building DINANCE NO. 1392 ENTITLED: Top R a te s Free estimates. Pick-up and de­ Gtfests included her sister condition. Best olfer. .998-5696. on weekends. *► 2-8 “AN ORDINANCE GOVERNING. Convenient Hours. livery. We also repair Bissell, White Metal Casting am Industrial Pa^'k site w as -Renpe, grandparents' Mr. and REGULATING AND FIXiNQ LI­ L&L CENSE AND PERMIT FEES FOR manfacturers of manu- selected, because of its geo- Mrs. Nicholas,Mature, Mr, and OPERATION AND MAINTEN­ C H IL D O A £ e p e r s o n a l ’ Shetland, and Eureka electric Corp., - — - ■ mmm ■. - m,m - » — NO F E E ANCE OF FOOD AND BEVERAGE sweepers. West Essex Vacuum. facturers of many diversified graphical location and quality- Mrs. Steve Turspik, Jr., great- VENDING MACHINES OR DE­ LOLLY pop nursery, ages 3-5, MRS. DUNN, gifted reader and of -construction in Gotham grandparents Mrs.^V. A Matu- VICES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF THE JONES GIRLS 359 Kearny Ave., Kearny. 991- whi-e metal casting products LYNDHURST.” full or part time, Individual adviser. Advice on all problems 233 B e lle v ille P ik e , 11-2 T F has taken a long term lease-on P a rk ." ro and Mr. .Steye^Twrscik, Sr. The Bo a rd of Ccm m issioners of eare, sunervlsed rec. Onen all the Township of Lyndhuriti Coun ol life — card reading. 9 a .m . ------:- <1 nevsj. 52.500 sqquare foot build- In addition to this neV\- facility Also her aunt and .uncle, M r. ty jOf Bergen and State vof New year. Licensed . 989-6340. 5-12 ’68 Kearny, N. J. to 9 p.m. Call 658-8470, Jersey KIRBY VACUUM Cleaner re in« tc be erected on a 3.5 acre and Mrs, Michael Fisher and Jersey do ordain as fellows: 991-9080 L&L- w i l l cnduct t h e i r present 1. That Section 2 (s) of Ordinance City, established S years. TF pairs and parts. General over children Taryn, Keith- and Vic­ F O R R E N T site on Gotham Parkway, Goth­ operations at their e x is t in g No. 1392 be and the same is here haul *2.95 plus parts. Free pick­ by. amended to •’ead as ♦ollows- am Industrial Park, Carlstadt. Lyndhurst plant. tor, all of Lyndhurst. Section 2 The fees for permits OFFICE FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPER for working MALE — FEMALE up and delivery. 15 years expe­ Tile lease was negotiated by Entertainment was provided and licenses as required by Para­ rience repairing Kirby vacuums. graph 1 above, for the purpose of LYNDHURST: Offlce-Store 21 x niQi|„.T, North Arlington a r e a- Lcuis Schlesinger Company, In (be negotiation# Gotham fcy M r. Rogers,- a magician-from raising revenue, for regulation and BOOKKEEPER. Van Keuren & Phone W Y 11413 8 10 T F Industrial Park was repre- New York. control to be paid annually to this 28’ New bldg., 701 Ridge Road. Df school age children. Newark Realtors, for Gotham •nrunicipality, are hereby fixed , as H ^t and hot water supplied. .2 {a J, afler , p.ra. 99,-1441.» * 8 son, 500 Passaic Ave., E. New sented by Michael Fondo and .. _ ___ follows! ROOFING and aiding. Alumi Industrial Parfc o f..Wayrre. -.-J&» Permit fee —■ $ per year. air-condltioners. Desirable! lo 10.000 ments, cords, etc. We pick up supplied. $110 per month. Adults for gal with excellent typing & Bookkeeper, F.C. 140 day, Ja n u a r y 23rd. 1968, the above Ferriero of North Arlington and Ordinance was introduced and only. 991-5558. 12 14 TF sjeno „((¡j i ,. ¡„ our purchasing Chemical Oper. Trnee 2.40 and deliver. West Essex Vac- Production Planner 140 United Republicans March Of Dimes James. A. Ferriero of Lyndhurst. passed on its first reading and that the said Ordinance shall be taken dept. Good starling salary and Programmer 11.000 uum, 359 Kearny Ave., Kearny, FURNISHED rooms. 1 bedrm Sales Co. car + Has Radio Program Nom ination and election .Of of-, up for further consideration tor |§5 W Y 1-1413 12-21 T F In Carlstadt Happy final passage at a regular meeting and I sitting rm., private ften- fringe benefits. Come in or call Security Man ficrrs for this new organisation Other Positions Rc Jio Station V.’,r ;z. 970 Kilo- of ^he Board of Commissioners to trance and bath. Couple pref., Girder Process Div., United >A victory dinner-dance, spon­ Will be held. • be held a t the Com m issioners Clerk, Transportation 2.35 SITUATION WANTED _ eye es on your radii c"pl, will Chambers, Municipal Building, Shoe Machinery. Corp., Carlton sored by the United Repub­ M em bership is open to a ll Lyndhurst, Bergen pounty, New or female friends, or 2 gentle­ D river 2.15 - p.trlicize and accept donations' A ve. & Morton St., Carlton Hill, Foreman (3-11PM) 120 lican Club of Carlstadt, will be p&rsons who have resided or Jersey, on Feb ru a ry 13th, 1968, men friends to share bedroom. FEMALE HIGH school girl will babysit and pledges for the “North Ar­ a t 8:00 o’clock in the evening N . J. 438-0100. 1-25 held at the Champagne Towers, were, active in the Harrison ar- prevailing time, or as soon there­ Call after 4 PM. WE.3-1368. evenings or weekends. Expe­ lington March of Dimes Cam after as saijd matter ean be reach- rienced. Sixty-five cents an Lod i, at 7:30 p.m ., Feb. 10. «f. PimpertfVe members' are ed, at' wmfct titoe and place , alt LYNDHURST — Newly decor­ HELP WANTED MALE paign. This was iruiouncc-d to- persons who may be “interested FEE PAID hour. C all 991-1839. 9-7 T F Reservations are. being -taken day by John Lsonir !, ’3 orou 'li wVIted to attend this meeting. therein shall be given an oppor­ ated aVi large rooms and bath PLUMBER MECHANIC, full for honoring Mayor. Harold Par- tunity to be heard concerning tne Asst. Bookkeeper 100 Cfia.rmaji. ’ same. on 1st floor. H eat, gas & elec- TF !*1ATURE woman needs work. tim e. C all 933 1523. Bookkeeper, F.C. 130 eti and Councilman Arthur The popular “ Oountry-Politan" BOARD OF COMMISSIONER} ' -M e ,tu^p l^»a^~^TO^Toga^l6ll:^ wrnx -w m è r T m w / ly p e Housekeeping, batty s-i t tin g. Mrs. Otto Bode ATTEST: Genl. Office; type 0uelw ia»Mi by .Jahn nrrJiinrm ...... , ...... -T^rh »r. gU L;a |' | FRED O. TAUB Avail, immediately, 438-3407. BOYS Wanted - Morning or af­ Steno-typist 100 Staying with semi-invalid or el- Townèhlp -ÜlëWc ^ “ -- 7T -T-nn, . and William Oehlmain. *)i:ilts Day on J:\nua.v 28‘from 1-25 ternoon paper routes. CalL G E. Secy-'Sales Office 120 derly. W ill sleep in full or part Dated: January 25, 1968 Other Positions 3 ». ni. to 10 p in ncsi^onts *»f ^Vfrs. Otto Bcxie, 128 S'-anley F E E S : $14.60 8-0123. T F Administrative Secretary 115 t me. 039-7452. 1-25 N O R T H A R L IN G T O N — 6 room Bookkeeper, F. C. WANTED TO BUY il\o borough a.’«- ur;ed to call street, Eaist Rutherford, recent- ORDiNANCE NO. 1413 . A/C Rec. Clk/type 90 ' —1 ------apt, 2nd. fir. Conv. to tramp, ALL around machines! and tool the station to request their fay- iy at hrr home was hostess to AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR­ Clerk, no typing 70 BABY SITTING In my home. ATTENTION: WE PAY TOP DINANCE-NO. 1378 ENTITLED: Lab Tech Trnee and shops. Heat & hot water. maker! Aero Precision, 155 Park "' g! days. £39-5769. 1-: orite record be played in ro- the Happy Social Club at which "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING. Personnel Asst. |,rices for nailers 70c per hun­ THE USE OF WATER FURNISH- Adults p referred . 998-4173. 1-25 Ave Lyndhurst, N .J. 1-11 TF turn for a cohtribuiïon to the time her birthday was celebrat- dred in hnm'les. Brass, Lead, ED BY THE TOWNSHIP OF BABY SITING in my home. March of Dimes cd. LYNDHURST; .THE INSTALLA­ RUTHERFORD _ Comf. fum. RONALD PIPER Part time - full time. Private & No. 1 Copper, Rags, Cast Iron. TION OF STREET MAINS, SER­ (Leonard, our own Borough Events for the doming year VICE CONNECTIONS, AND FIRE room for businessman. R tj 3. P A R K IN G C A S H IE R S $1.80 Emp. Aacy; Open Fri Till 7 PM licensed. 4,38-9285. 1-18TF Delivered. Also buyers of steel, HYDRANTS, FIXING THE 33 Ridge Rd., No-^:Aiiington Chairman will be sitting at the planned.were a meeting Feb. 7 private home. Kitchen privilegs. batteries and Junk cars. J . Res- RATE'S, FEES AND CHARGES. per hr. Part time for first station’s phones to speak,Jo you at the home of Mrs. Ernest THEREFORE, AND IMPOSING l rkng space. 939-0152. 1-25 T F 998-7900 WOMAN wishes to mind cltildj clniti, 36 Clinton Street, Belle­ PENALTIES FOR tHE NON- class inside .parking opera­ HELP WANTED MALE in my home, for working moth­ personally and accept your do- Bode; a public card p y n y . payment thereof; and e s - ville. PLymouth 9-4408. TF TABLISHING RULES AND REG­ ' LYNDHURST — Newly deeorav tion in downtown Newark. er. 991-2035. 1-25 nation -and record your request. March 20 «£ the hdme of Mrs. ULATIONS OF THE WATER DE­ ted 3!/j. rm . aot., 2nd floor, 2- MALE — i b r i n g r r i n Leonard w ill be at the phones Thomas Pairo, 155 Clinton place; PARTMENT OF THE TOWNSHIP Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 AM OF LYNDHURST, COUNTV OF W ILL baby sit at home days, papers, 70c per hundred, rags, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The and an'April party to the Easter family, heat & hot water, $110. 12 noon. Must drive, be neat BERGEN, STATE OF NEW JER­ 138-9141. ___ 1-25 933-8154. 1-25 alumlnmum, brass, copper, lead, pfione number is .143-5097 I-eo- show at Radio CifaJMusic Hall. SEY.” in appearance. A ll benefits NO FEE NOTICE Data Processing Supvsr IRONING inmy home. Reason- ^«erles, jind Iron^ nard will also make_s|io:-_aai; The annivirrsyy paaty^was- NOT+O&4s hereby^^tvert-that the NO. ARLINGTON _ 5 room apt, paid. Send phone number & Publicity Man, local above O rd in ance was re id and Application Engr, no exp 9000 aMe. 935-1477. J-35- KEARNY SCRAP METAL nounc9 ments on the air'on be- planned fdr May when nomina- ‘considered a second time and pass, — 7- now home, 2nd fir., conv. £0 'ev­ resume to Box 262 Commer­ Sales Trainee, bldg mtls ggg 478 Schuyler Ave., Kearny, N. Jf. half of t>h<> borMMfh's M-a^r-e-h t:on -and election of officers w ill ed at a regular meeting of the erything, heat Si hot w ater supp. Pftrtfraiimrer, hnwr . Board of Commissioners of the c ia l Le ad e r 251 R id g e R d . Q.C. Mgr. hvy mchy 20000 T U T O R IN G #91-043* oi Dimes campaign: ¡•c h eld .1 Tow nship cf Lynd hurst. on the Foreman, line Adults prefd. 991-8632. 2-1 9100 . ' _____ I t _ — ,—— . 23rd day of Ja n u a ry , 1968. Lyndhurst, N. J . 07071. Draftsman, 1 yr exp 6000 r-» rT ______r -^------______- t t , -* Remember the date and time-, Dated: January 25, 1968 F E E S : $7.20 > L Y N D H U R S T — 4 rms-, 2nd fir., OTHER OPENINGS ALL subjects & languages WANTED TO RENT: _ „ _ January 28, WJRZ, 970 Kttocy Trouble shooter mech, tvi !£> taueht in vour home. — .. c le s. from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., heat & hot water, adults, $12». Foreman, maoh shop 200 La ^ 1,1 ^ S M A I I nnt' tn‘"No Arlinsrton hv , , Letter Box... -... ia fi _ - ______1»25 _ HELP WANTED MALE Production planner «' i : - - ...... „»{MALL apt, in «o. Arlington by atKj our, chairman will be nUU vlllua* v^ - I ¡c a r Sir, -J—7 — ■ ■ •; 1 . REAl, ESTATl? FOK SAI7K, Ma?ntCID i,ctor W CA M B R , D G E 447-299§ tmslnm wwnan; Prefer 1st fir. on the phrap 6 p.m. nl. lU As.cliairman of the “ Lunpheon NO. ARLINGTON — 1st floor Adm in i s?ra t ive A sat 1« ■ 12-28 T F 1)98-72(16 after 5. 2-1 .pm. L e t's a ll support this very MAINTENANCE Inside Sales,'steel Served" sponsored by t h e REAL ESTATE FOR SALE duplex, 4 rms., tile bath. Supply . HOtihy. cause. - — -- ' FIREMAN ..... : MORE JOBS — -- >vvvvvvl*vvvvvvrvvvvv>v^s<*s**yvvvvV>- Conservatory Prep Courses to n e— —r------»---- — 1------■ ss:------nisters, and tanks. Come in to- Xl^il.XE. Open Monday Evenings Till 7 900 Passaic Avenue (Tay TiVr ’uidt' seTerfron." Wff5r"EST~ 232 BelievTlfë Píte 438-8700-01 991-6051 PART-TIME waitress needed, stx Vacuum, 859 Kearny Ave-, n. . . 349 Milburn Avenue Lyndhurst — Elast N£wark, N. J. - WE »-9R91, U SO TF Kearny. WV Í1413 8-10 TF W Y 1-9080 1

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P. A. O FFICERS INSTALLED — Two Bergen assr/nblymtti anil a Lyndhurst commis*« ner hr'f tl Polish American Club of Lyndhurst install new officers last week. Seated, left to i igrht: Assemblyman Hsk.UI ,UoUejibcek< of East Rutherford, Joseph B-.irasieski, vice president; Henry Kozioi, president; William len t ,i ki, sergeant at arms; Adam Kwiatkowski, treasurer; standing. Assemblyman Peter ftusso of Lyndhurst, Frank Yesalavith, secretary; Charles Przyehocki, political chairman; Father Bogdziewicz, chaplain; Stanley Balut, financial secretary, assistant political chairman, lyndhurst t-on missioner Joseph Carucci.

Ladies Nicht Will Be Celebrated

Sc« bergan S and L Planning last Ru'Herford Brcnsh

, The next Lodge meeting will N’ FeM iary 7 in ;he parish ha!! uf Fir-i Presbyterian Church.

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Specialist Bergen 1 Home On Leave Spee.il.William F. l^rgen of. DRESSES $1.40 Reg $1 60 369 New York Ave„ lyndhurst, !,< prescWly • home w 30 day leave before .goin ; in Vietnam . He. ha; .iieen in il:e Army SUITS $1.40 Reg. $1.60 since October 1966 find had his basic and advanced training u i.'h .the filst,- Infant-y, Fort PLAIN CLOTH COATS $1.60 Reg. $1.80 Carson, Colorado. Bergen's par­ ents--reside at jGIS Rutherford Avf., Lyndhcirst, Ilf is a. 1961 graduate of Lyndhrrst 11 . ' SLACKS - SKIRTS .70 Reg. 80 and was employed b> Chase Manhattan Bank. New York City, before entern;; -ihc Army. SHIRTS 4 for -s. 99 (Boxed or Hanger) Reg. .29 each He is m arried o the t irm e r Ar- Irne. Boyle of .Bayrid Broak- lyn. ’ < Tailoring Done On Premises -— Open Mon.--thrn-Fti 7 to 7 Sat. 7 to 6

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O R D IN A N C E NQ. H Î& SCQT'ON 9. Every "business en­ Roosevelt School. %. more narticularly ’ n wn as Lr“ rs c t •, ^a«* a m in 'c d to:- a cWved a certificati from XVAUC the number cl o.\> ! AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING terprise or conctMMon cccup,***». Washington Schetl 12A. Blo ck 60 on the Tax Assess heaitn ,;d*ng,,and ot^ier munici- FOR THE REGISTRATION Or the same place o# business and* Drawing« and Soeci'icat on may ment Map of the Borouga ot North* pal ort »rcM. rules and regula- v. htte' elcpha.it sule. M p utjrj (l:tk jfx !w4hQrne, Passaic County. New land surveyor, dated, Oecem /er 4, , w ithin days from -the date oi Lions Club Dixcusi JERSEY. sep.rate certificates c# registra­ «terrty and a t t e C * ':c 's c* the I f U: and — the w i n ipprov.il. If said final Mrs. Rita Hcutljer will net as Claude Hall, Gene Piscilli and W H E R E A S , It c*eemrd nee* tion therefor. i, yudt urit Board cf Education, ‘ >4 W here a s. notice-of pub he bear plat is i fiLcd within said period, Basketball <^ame- .cssary and o rc& tr fc r the q cd SECTION tO. The Holder of a cer­ Valley §.rook Avenue. Lyndaurjt, mg before the Planning Beard of vs shall expire as pro- luck Skl.ar made their decisions OOvcrnnient. oi*dt*r and protect'an the ap tificate of registration ispued here- Bergen County, New Jersey. the *Boro igh of North Arl ngton vided Arttcl# Vi, Subsection 5 Social hoiy hitfto ¡*e*. s e rv in -» on performance based on In­ of peMoni md property and for under shall immediately notify the Drawings and Spec'* catiina fcr was,published in the Narth Arl.rn- —Uli.. cf the Borough Land fcub- Plars ic r Wheelchair t r e 5>*#«ry»ticn o* thp public T o w n sh ip Clrr'.- in w n inp of a n y this contract will be g>ven cut to tc* Leader on December 28, 1967, dtvtaion^Drd nance and N. J. S. A I’ffiler the (liroction of Mrs. strumentation. vocal sound, health, safety and welfare f ths Change in t e information set Bdder* at the Cff»ces rf Christo and notice of said heiring was 4C $ J.l »8 The LVndhurst Lions Club Township of Lyndhur t in the forth in the appl.cat on upci which Engineering Associates. 326 Lafay­ *erved> as required ùff Article VI, 4 That the a p n lican t cause pub- Norma Oonlon, wi'l bo Mrs. eriginality. commercial sound County rf Berner and its inhab t- the sam e w as issued. ette Avenue, Hawthorn«. . Pa^taic • ub eeti^n J (ç) ©fons Borough of North Arlington o c h a ir Baskt tba'.l G am e on Feb­ D A IN E D by the Board o* Com- w ill be issued to an.iyone in the rules of court, R.R. 4:88-15 Mi.vPr, and Mrs. Joan Sando- 1m ve Ttietn" written l>y Andrus, of not exceeding *103, and A m dc Ja n u a ry 8 , I95i, at wKifh the sub­ ( 3 ), and in conformity ?th the missiorcr*^ cf the Townchip pf fault of payment thereof, HWj>e> -©rawing* and Sp«c»*i at ons will be \ s M :. ruary -10th at the tyiSiihurs Lyndhurst in the County of Btr* set application of said Mauro C. r»nuiri*” ents thereo*. within *0 organist for the group; “ Wait” , sentenced to imprisonment in^te issued to Bidders uron the t i p * t * Greco was teard for the diyisior pen. as #ollowr: of a certified che<;k, tra w n to the days from the date hereof and High School sym at 8 p.m. County Jail fcr a te rm not e x ­ of Lot 12A, Block 6Û into four a ballad wri.ten By Rusignola, S E C T IO N }, No person, a sçc çia t on ceeding 3n days, Every r*ay an order of cb ria to Engineeri»ng A: file clue proof thereof with the Posters alveiiisin ; this ■;am(' of persons or corporation shall separate tots fcr th^ ourpose of Borouoh Clerk.* whajilso plays lead guitar; and which such violations ron inues sociates in the amount af Twentv building one twe-family dwelling Band Wins Contract hereafter Cnduct or roer’t' any shall constitute a s*parate offense -Fj%e Dcllars <*S&>v-*t(v8 dtposi - B ? it fu rth er resolved bv the wU! be distributed tint placed store, gasoline service *tat:cn cr wiM be refunded upon the return and tnree one-family dwellings; M ayor and Council that a certified a special arrangement by Rusig-’ SECTION 12. All ordinances or and ii'. public buildings this week. establishment in the Tbwnsh p of parts o» ordinances ¡noons »lent of the drawings and epsc fi:ations. copy of the within resolution be With 20th Century Fox nola and Hanoke, ili'ummer, of Lyndhurst is the County of Ber- herewith are hereby' repealed. The Sealed proposals wi.l^bi open­ Wnereas, the Planning Board con­ seryed upon the apbllcint and his The proceeds of this ;aine are oen for the sale or exchange cf SECTIO N 13. This Ordinance shall ed a'hd tabulated by the Committee sidered a certain det'ifmisp. a map attorney by ce rtified maM, returr* llo*- does it feel to win a re- "M> G ir l.” of proposed ubdivis.on of Crystal merchandise, food, ooods. Wàrt*», ta'-e effect immediately upon pub.» together with the Secretary on receipt requested. to go lo the paraplegics and al­ chattels, laundromats cf evrr/ kind (¡cation accordi/»p to law. Friday, Feb. 18, 1938 aat p n homes, and a subdivision map, all Be it further resqlved by the c m d in ; co n tra ct with 20'h Cen­ "W e la te r learned that on one 4 as filed with the Borough ClerH, or description c»r f*r services cr PUBLIC NOTICE (prevailipu tim-) and all bidders M?yor ind Council that a certified so for sight eonservatl.m. aod heard the testimony of the tu ry Fo x ? repairs tc good', wares and chat* P u b lic Notice i« hereby given may bi present when the pr. poeals copy cf the within resolvition be ballot wc received 24 out erf a applicant and interested persons Chairman HaroW Mannin;, tels of every kind and ¿‘ascription. given that at a regular meeting of a re opened. filed w th t^e Planning Board of "Just great," says Bob Rusig- possible 25 points for " I Didn't without first having c.-tained 1 the Board of Commissioners of thM The tabulation cf the uc*s vill be and found that the proposed: ev|k|- th e B orouo h of North Arlington, r-nc? co-chairman Joh.i Fusato, certificate of repistration; prov.d- Township of Lynd ur*t, Bergen prerented by the Committee to t‘ s divisicn would create four lots for Bo ro u g h Engineer, Tax Collector, ppja, leader of "Stop", a local Believe Them,” Rusignola said. ed. however, that the provirions rf countv N*w j-rsev «« T-.«« Board of Education at its next ike as lots for t^e construction ot T ax Assessor, and Building inspec­ rock and roll^prcAp !ifk the, cooperation of the peo­ this ordinance shall not applv to day janu,irv 53rd the ataov« regular meetinn or at a soeci „interestedbe setting forth the type of work ject major subdivision without fur- The ten bands receiving the cf Oceanside, Calif., igpwrly plication shall state the correct in* ubt 5 'ven and the am ount of work for ther hearing subject to specific .Tile, lollies- A+tvt'liai'y Knights program manager for WABC ra of 323 Lilac Lane, Ca'rlstadt, ob­ name under w>iich the business is ^ ,^y 0 heard concerning the which he has been ft»olif:ed. conditions and requirements: and highest number of votes ifirom biing operated, the name and ad- sam aan,e* e. r ,i CcJUmSus Queon of Peace dio. that there as been no mater- Whereas, the Bergen County the lislening public were eligible served their 45th wedding an­ dress of the applicant, the kind of BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ial adverse change in his q u ali­ Planning Board and the Bergen Council 3428 will m eet next business to be conducted and the ATTEST fication information, the total County Board of Freeholders have lo appear in the finals on Janu- The three winning b'ands w ill niversary Saturday. location of the place where said Fred O. Taub amount of incompleted work approved the* subject major sub­ Tlnii.-day a‘ 8:15 p.m. at the They have thrqe daughters, business is to *be conducted. T o w n sh ip Clerk on contracts at the time and ;jr> 13 at the New York Hilton appear ait a concert on the Tea- division; and .Columbian Club.,River Road. SECTION 3. Upon receipt of the Dated: January 25, 1968 the date cf classification, Whereas, the Mayor.and Council Mrs. Carl (Graee) Rankl, >of application and payment to him FEES: *33.(50 (Forms for this purpose are Hotel. "Stop" was among those neck campus of Fairleigh Dick­ of the fee herein provided, the have considered the subject ap­ Chairmen of standing commit­ Ciffwo-od Beach; Mrs. Ed.van! available from the Director plication for major subdivision and selected. Township Clerk shall issue a cer­ ADVERTISEMENT of School Building Services, inson University in early March. recommendation of the Planning tees will give their monthly re- tificate of registration for the BOARD OF EDUCATION Department of Education, (Marion) McCleary, of Parsip- business set forth in the applica­ TOWNSHIP 0F LYNDHURST Beard of the *Borcugh of North pr.rl.'-. Trenton 25, New Jersey). A rlin gton: On hand fo r the bi-; ni^ht The "Stop” members, all col­ pany, and Mr3. Theresa Millar tion and, in addition, he shall Public Notice is hereby given that Each bidder shall comply with forthwith report the issuance of sealed proposals for furnishinq Chapter 150 Laws jof 1963 paying Now, therefore, be it resolved by Mrs. Natalie Fischer, chair­ were Rusignola, Dennis Grille lege students, were surprised at of San Jose. Calif. Tltere are 1.1 the Mayor and Council of the Bor­ ■the same to the governing body, labor, materials, equipment.,, and prevailing wages. iind. Milan Andrus, all of North th e Chief o* Police, the Building appliances needed or required for The Lyndhurat Board of Education ough of North Arlington "that the man of the organization's an­ one of the results otf their ap- grandchildren and five great­ Inspector. *fche Chief of the Fire the execution of all work in con- hereby reserves the right to reject application of Mauro C- Greco for nual charity dance, w ill present Arlington; Tom Hane'ke of pearance on Big Break. Lynn grandchildren. Mr. Gleitzmonn Prevention Bureau and the Boar'd nection with the Fire Alarm and any or all bids or accept the one Major Subdivision of the premises of H ealth. Detection System for: in its Judgment w ill be be for the fronting on the north side of a progress report. The affair is Eelleville and Will Jordan of Kochel of Bloomfield, who heard retired six years a --,r0 from the -SECTION 4. All certificates of Columbus School, Lake Avenue; best interests of all the people of Crystal Street and more particular. registrations issued pursuant to Franklin School, Stuvvesant Ave­ Lyndhurst. All proposals must Iv known as Lot 12A, B lo ck 60 on scheduled to:be held Saturday, Kearny. They have been to- them‘play, wrote to ask if she Lrie-LackavVanna R a ilro a d foj- this ordinance shall expire cn April nue; High 'School, Fern Avenue, strictly comply with the “ Instruc­ the Tax Assessment Map of the March 2, at the Columbian Club. ther as a musical group for might start a fan club. Somo lowing 22 years cf service. Mrs. 1st of each year. Jefferson School, L.~ke Avenue; tions to Bidders” which are part Borough of North Arlington (Re­ SECTION 5. The fee for a certifi­ Lincoln Schcol, Ridge Roadj of the specifications. , vision 1959), and as set fo rth in Hollowing the business session ever five years. 40 teenagers have signed up to Gieitzmann is the former Lou- cate qf régistràtion issued pur­ River Road School, Riversids BOARD OF EDUCATION the subdivision plat prepared bv suant to this ordinance shall be Avenue; Roosevelt School, Stuy- LYNDHURST Ralph Y. Brown, land surveyor, Mil. Ar.na Carroll, social di- Each of ‘ho 10: finalists re- date, and Lynn reports that 1st Fox. O N E (*1.00) D O L L A R . vesant Avenue* Washington -BERGEN COUNTY. dated Decem ber a, be and i e S E C T IO N 6. AM certificates of 'School, Ridge Road. Lyndhurst, NEW JERSEY same is hereby approved s u b le t to registration issued hereunder shall Bergen Countv, New Jersey at PATSY F. RESTAI NO, the following conditions and re­ be exhibited in a prom inent piade the Board Office, Valley Brook Secretary quirements: in the place of business described, Avenue, Lyndhurst. New Jersey Dated: Jafiuary 25, 1 *>68 1. That the applicant install at in the application. until 11:00 a.m. Friday. Feb. 13, F E E S : $24.60 his expense, all necessary sewers SECTION 7. Every certificate of* 1968. and connections, water. curbs, reg istration jssued hereuncer shall! B id s w ill be receivéd for R-41-68 sidewalks, .and other utilities as apply only to the person, associa C O N T R A C T #1 .— Fire Alarm & APPROVAL OF designated by the Borough En­ tion of persons or corporation t Detection System for: MAJOR SUBDIVISION gineer, subject to the inspection whom issued and shall not b' Columbus School Wheeas. Mauro C. Gre~o has and aprroval of said engineer and transferable. F rar: lih School made application to the Planning the building inspector. S E C T IO N 8. No certificate o High School ; Board of the Borough of North • 2. That there be full compliance registration shall be issued t- .»e*ferson Schóol Arlington for a Major Subdivision- with the Borough Zoning Ordin­ cover more than me place ct tnnji Lincoln School of the premises fronting on the ance, ineluding provisions for fu|l ness. R iv e r Röäd ScßoÖT . north side 6f C ry s ta l street and and adequate off-street parkin^,- ‘We’ re As Near As Your Telephone”

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Dennis McNamara Chris M. N le bois. Jr., and Ala Camjï'tieHo. Assistant se> Bob Kern Installed Chief Low Bridges Over Hackensack Hit Heads Boiling Springs relMries renamed were Louis Of Carlstadt Fire Dept. Directorate Board Eherj^jeai-tKT anti Natalie Van or C ourt. Hweken- 1 k. an Norwiek. August Klvriurd Koijert Keif»- has been in- was install* , puperior Cowl MtnTis Hie t-anal from the Hackensack K»*t Rutherford iiKÎustrial park The annual meeting of Boil- wniT designated senior ap p rais­ stailed . . . ' chief of th? Carlstadt e ; as pre-ldenl of tiv■ dioard of I« iv w 4iat>~M tvMu p ro p aw J h». 1^ a!»» plannir.r' _...... K a v . 21. when he «Kke-i the IV-iHman has i# U i 1 to iltl*) - 1ltg 5iprTngsr rftid t/ o * n er. O ffice rs of Ihe partmenl ht .liges correspond in, height Jones maintains Congress •judge to enjoin the authority h.te l>e|iartment o succeed c I'M ruction of .1 cur a; lo.s Association saw the j-e-cloction The law firm of Sm ith & w ith the kjwest bridge now declared the canïil a navigable from building the spur Charles Kropmack. > A reception loiiow " of three directors and Dennis J. Clayton w as ruieslgnated as- .-panning the rive r. w aterw ay in 189T. . U ro v e f C . 1 Richman Jr., Also installed were Joseph n eeting hall at th - Borough .'c v y Turnpike AifNirity: McNamara as chairman .of the the associatiiai s counsel. a'lo rn e y for the Turnpike Keek, first assistant c h i e f, Bo ll for members of the depart- however, lie hai ruled (hat He 'a ls o , m aim ains tha* rh. He argues that the Turnpike (»,ard. Announcemem of th e Olher members of the Board Authority, denied that the ami Matthew Kmnyak. second rr.m t and then* wives, M a yo r ftiri her construction wiU be authority acquired 23 acres of ,\uthori;y's application for the w ; ult* of the session v w mad^- i>r"Dfreciors are W, Thurston roadway alignment was arbitra­ iisststan; chief.. Harry Hess, Harold Pare i. members of'his J.Hve a t , the su h orn y’* own his client's property through appointment of a 1 orideni ration KHiay by William P. King, pre- Cooper. Griswokl B. Holman. ry ami e-ontended that Sisscl- form er chief Hnd m em lx'r of c.-unciI and their wives. risk pending a full hearing on commission to set a price on his ,s 1 lent of the institution. arbitrary and op.it oessive con­ ' iiian had pi-esenfwTTits proposal William P King,. Ai-thiir Mew­ U;e m atter Feb. 3. . demnation proceedings conduct­ acres was defective because Directors renamed to new ing, Alfred B. Scaramelli, Ar­ to build a,port facility a! e r th e ¡1. Jerome Sis*, .nut.. head of ed ir bad faith. . * - - the authority failed, to, «et three-year terms im the board thur A. Wilson, Jr., and D r. Ol- ' authority' m oved for Cotrdf-mna- T T m r e n C ounfv Associate«, .permission tb‘ hlock the can al's are'McNamara, Jrtivn J . A. Hos- in V. W ry. t ion. vvhioh ow ijs th e 6^600 foot • In 1964, Sisseim an’s firm navigability from Congress, the senlopp. and A rth u r M ewing. — acres hi the area Ju d g e Pashm an re-fused yes* ¡B e rry '? G reek; C knal ¡\nd the bought '275 A.i my Corps of KngineerS, the McNamara had i> en ehair- Airman Kociolek. w here the canal meets #ie tefd ay to appoint, the condemna­ surrounding land, is trying to state of New Jersey and the m an of tffp,f "board since J u n e River. Sisselman tion commission to set the price’ Completes Training .prevent construction of th e Hackensack i :a.sl Rutherford Planning I‘it,5 after serving six years as 01 the land until" the question of Airman .kiseph Koeiolek. son «pur. > say* he planned to build a deep- Hoard. vice chairman. He joined the water par . named Port Bergen,1* whether condemnation pixx-eed- ol Mrs. Sophie Kociolek Of VZ • Ills attorney, Walter H. Jones. ¡isyocmtion’s directoraff in W50- at this point, whid'. he would Jones presented Sisselman's iuks w e re arbitrary has been Carrie Road, North Arlington, ^ streets and almost brought mended by Ihe International ary .1967 meeting lie had prom­ snow rem oval and .sanding op­ Association o f‘Chiefs of Pol ce ised that the Board would try erations to a stan d still,'' the or better yet snow tires or stu.i- to improve,-health services. chief said. “Our fire, police, <îed snow tires, ;ar. I suggesting * 6 ■embulance and other em er­ thar it w as a good idea to carry “ This;,” he said, “we, have gency services were knocked tire Chains, I .had a few corhe- done through the diligent tf- SUPERMARKETS out cE commission because some badcs,” he revealed. • “ Several forts of stuff tijtmbers working drivers don't yet know how to fellows said they couldn't under the direction of Charles keep their cars in shape for win­ member the last, tim e, they Kientz. Heal ft Officer." ter driving nor how to drive in need d chains. Maybe they B a t I ley said that the B o h id severe conditions.11 learned something about winter had kept 'the p! -dge m ade la'it, The chief said Ihe city was weather during the past 24 -ytitr 1o raise the salary scale TRIPLI S BtUt STAMPS lucky that no serious fires broke h o u rs!” and to increase the salaries cut during :he big jam The Chief again explained oj the staff.. He pointed o-ift- (jkyh. r p K g s ÎM C HTTS - Ü - keep them goir bud weather .spdlsr which art tiRSwfcâB operating expenses. sure to. come. . Most of' ithe money, he added, 1 He said m ost or the trouble CRAND UNION TRANCO AMERICAN HTARTS OLLIGHT HECTAK MiLANI 1800 came from drivers ignorant was secured from State A i d fJp A t/ V ,i:trr,u PRUNE JUICE U ffi/lV X MISHMOUN cans AP r ï C 0 T = : GRAND UNION Uirough the éCforls of Health SWEETHEART LIQUID DISH of basic winter 'driving rules TEA POT CRANDASIACLUB p f A C s m a l l i m v HealHi Board r ijn a ju n l p ea s ! and skills. Officer Kientz. DETERGENT TEABAGS SARDINES .»on A t the organizational meeting B & M BR0WK 1 ".When >ou consider -wh'd a Names Bartley GRAND UNION LIBBY WHOLE SMALL OR SLICED DRESSING S James F. Bayer was reelected BREAD-S cans'CqflV KABUKI SLICED I traffic, tie-up c a n do to cause SOUP *B ca m BEETS vice president. Councilman Ro­ B&M OVEN BAKED inconvenience and .0 rentier 'Edward T'Rartley was re­ PINEAPPLE bert'11. McCvoa. liaison mem- BEANS Ci AND UNION . public sc; vices com pletely help- elected president of the North VEP.mNE beu- preserted r.r itori ;us ser- InlJSH ROOMS-’” t less in the event of on envi-gen .yjTifrgtan Board of HauHh at APPLESAUCE i cv I don't think we are ask - an prganiza.iona.l meeting held \ ice, , ccr.ifieetes John .1. L ih a too'm uch o f drivers yvhei; M onday. B-'MI’tuha'in and Fitct.ard F .

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C ili, and for th past 60 >'evs and two great-grandchildren. On Sunday, January 18, a P o ' the taxing recommendation. was a'resident of Lyndhurst. The funeral \fas on Monday IM i Cake Sale will be conductMT Republicans are Tearful be­ She was a'-member of Sac­ f:om the lohn Lv Burk Funeral In the Churc-b^Auditorium after cause the experts recommend­ (Si Church Services red Heart R. C. Church, and ot Home, 52 Ridge Road wish a each Mass, The Polish-Rosari- ed that the Board of Freehold­ til Church Services its Rosary Society, - Ik'r hits- 5?ass at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart ens-.Serce Maryi Society is er election system be changed. hand, John Lo Russo, died in R. C, Church. Interment was sponsoring the sate. Here is an Now nine freeholders are elect­ I960. it. Holy Cross Cemetery, North opportunity for those who miss ed at large. The experts said Lyndhurst Survivors are three sops, Ni­ Arlington. • ^ the aid-time Polish pasty de- four should be elected at large North Arlington cholas of Nutley, Michael, at lighis. Many of the Polish Div- end five should be elected as­ Church C ouncil: 2nd M onday of SACRED HEART R. C. /«ICED MEMORIAL home, and George of Lynd­ Mrs. Sal Barbieri fcion of our Rosary Society are sembly district by ■ assembly *^UEEN OF PEACE CHURCH North Arlington, N. J. i»_s month, 8:00 p.m. tyi KC1I : . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN hurst: three daughters, Mrs. from the Old Country and have district, ” ■ Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leroy E. Church Bowling League: Every •idge R d . & New Jersey Ave. CHURCH Shades (Teresa! De Marco of Mrs. Josephine Del Nevo Bar­ the "passed down know-ho'w‘r of The Republicans, confident McWilliams, Pastor • t., Rev. Msgr. Henry G. J. 281 Stuyvesant Avenue l.yndhurst. . Mrs, Jerry I Helen t bieri, 152 Tontine Avenue, died baking. This is the only money Tuesday, 8:30 p.m . they can .sweep all the county Rev. Daniel F. Slahoney Beck, I'-wtor The Rev. Dkvid L. Barrett, Safina, Lodi, :uid Mrs. Angelo on Monday at St. Mary's Hospi­ raising activity this society Ladles Guild: 3rd Wednesday of in normal times, don’t want to Rev, Joseph M. Quinlan Masses: 6:3«, 7:3«, 10:00. Pastor ’ ». (G ra c e ) IV- M arco of Ruther- tal. Passaic, after a long illness. conducts throughout the year, m onth, 8:00 p.m. ri«k putting a-freeholder post Rev. James J. Brady 11:15, 13:S0, 3:00 a ll in (he Church telephone: 438- 7687 fi>”d; 16 grandchildren and 16 She was 72, born in New York le i's help to malke it successful Pre-Oonfirmation Class Each great-grandchildren. City and had lived in Lynd­ by purchasing some cakes on on (he line in districts where Rev. N. John Lombardi rhurch • «Víanse teleptione: 933 3372 Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. they may have trouble. ✓«(RDER OF ,'.iulitorium Masses are at: The funeral was on Tuesday hurst for the past *8 years. Sunday. Thursday, 7:00 p.m. Sunday, January ■JS Yoyth She “was a charter member DIVINE SERVICES 8:43, 11 :3U ... ^______,, morning from tHc Rfizare Mem­ Thtwjuembtcs ot .St. Michael's The expects would >har fre e ­ Senior Choir: Each Thursday at Su n Say ‘ ... orial Home, 403 Ridge Road, and, second vice president of tt)^. CYO are really in the (groove! holders from holding munici- Sunday M asses: 6:00. 7:0«, 8:00, Confirmation Class: Each 9:45 A^l Bible School classes 9:15, 10:30, 12 noon in church MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH w ith a M ass at 10 a.m . at S a c ­ Rosary 'Society of Sacred Heart A busload of them, along with f.r! office. This would affect 8:0« p.m. for all ages 9:15, 10:30, 12 noon in audito­ Copeland A im , Lyndhurst red Heart R. C- Church. Inter­ Cliurch, and also a charter their adult advisors went ice three present freeholders. The Church S^'ial Club: 3rd Satur­ Rt. Rev. Fitzpatrick 11 :00 AM M orning W orship ment was in St Joseph's Ceme­ member and second vice presi­ ilttling at Roosevelt Stadium in Republicans don’t want a pre­ rium . day of month, 8:00 p.m. Topic: "The Fountain of unday Maswsi. _)* :0fl, 9:00, tery, Lyndhurst. dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of Jersey City last Friday - and, cedent set because in the as­ Holy Day Masses: 6:0(1 a.m., Junior and Chancel Choirs as JOsSfr, 11:30 Ytxrth", Scripture Tuuuthy. the I-yndfturst Fire Department. boy! what a wonderful time sembly and senate municipal 7:00 a.m ., 8:00 a .n i.,‘9:00 a.m . announced. 1:6-16 * D a ily M asses: 7:15 Mrs. €l!a Hall Weber She was a member ot L y n d- they a ll had. oMiciAls have posts. 10:00 am ., 11:00 a.m ., aim ’ 7 :00 PM Youth Fellowship iwi%t Circle No. 1145,' Compan­ This Friday' January 26, will, 5:8© p.m ., 7:00 p.m \ - Groups ions of the Forest of America. , be activities night for all mem­ One recommendation by the First Friday Masses: 6:00 am., ST. M lC H A E î/ s JC, C. Mrs. Ella Hall Weber, 10 Mad­ Chief Liddle ‘Wednesday,' Jum iary SI «perts is that freeholders’ sal­ 7:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m, * C H U R C H ison Street. North Arlington, Survivors are he£ husband, bers at the Parish Halt at 7,30 Alarmed by the repitition of aries go from $8,000 to $10,000 and $:30 pm. Ridge Road and Page Avenue S :00 PM Mid-Weed Service wldovt- of .I 'm W eber, died Fri- Salvatore; a son Edmond, and p'm to 10.00 p.m. typical wintertime traffic ac­ and that the director get $15,000: Pastor day morning at Clara Maass a daughter. Mrs. Adam (Ag­ Keen February 4 opt'n bp- Daily Masses: 6:30 a.m., 7:0 cidents' 'an Lyndhurst streets ST. THOMAS The administrator would get- a.m., 7:30 a.m., 8:00 a.m. and Uev. Ladislaus J. Wilczewskl Memorial Hospital. She was 64, nes ) Sausor of Lyndhurst; a cause that is the Sunday of our caused by needless skidding EPISCOPAL CHURCH $30,000. 9:00 a.m . nday M asseS: 7:0« a.m ., 8:00 was born**in Je rs e y C ity a n d sister, Mrs. Margaret Romanie­ annual Communion Breakfast, or poor visibility, Chief of Pol­ Stuyvesant and Forest A von. had Jived in Lyndhurst for the s', New Hyde Parlf, L. I. ; and and all members are expected L< gal H olidays: 6:30 a.m ., 7:00 a.m., 9:0« a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 One of the important ele­ ice Howard ,C. Liddle w as Church Office: Church School past 27 years. five grandchildren. to attend. More information on a.m ., 7:30 a.m ., and 9:00 a.m . a.m. ments of the program is for prompted today to remind local Building, Forest Ave. She leayes a daughter-in-law, this will be given next week, so Baptism s a f' 2:00 p.m . e ve ry ■ekduy Masses: 7:00 a.m., 7:- The funeal w ill be tom orrow centralized services. The free­ dfivers that safety is their P h o n e: 438-5668 Mrs. William (Marion) Weber, keep on reading. Sunday, <(ther tim es by ap­ ¡0 a jn ., g :00 a.m . from the W ald o J . Ippolito F u ­ holders would offer to do certain personal responsibility. Daily Morning and Evening of Freehold; three sisters. M is. Our Talent Scout, Mrs., F. pointment. Marriages should neral Home, 425 Ridge ¡R o a d, things for the municipalities on "W e are in the deepest part of Prayer 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Robert (Ethel) Hoagland of Kowalski, who is also our Cul­ be arranged with the Pastor L Y N D H U R S T to Sacred H e a rt R . C. C hurch, a ' cooperative basis. the winter and it looks like our Sunday Services: at least a month in advance METHODIST CHURCH Lyndhurst, .Mrs. Harold (Pearl) where at 10 a.m. a High Mass tural Advisor,, is on the lookout drivers are falling into a dead­ 8:06 a.m. Holy Communion unless in exceptional circum­ (uyvesar.t and Tontine Aves, Christnan adult l.'5!R'i3ge Road. . Interment was Hospital, Paterson-, after an 18- The English Rosary Society children of public grammar School tion; nize that moral, and legal 're­ 'lass w ill discuss "How We in Hillside Cemetery,.... Lynd­ will have their regular meeting schools Sunday after the 9:00 11.00 AM Mornin.T P ra y e r day illness. Born m Little Fer­ sponsibility remains with the Got Our Bible'’ and (hell STIF hurst. , • , on Thursday, February 1. The 4. Tax assessment and collec­ a.m. Mas» In the grammar Tuesday,. January- V ..... ry, Mr, Muller hart lived in individual driver.” iy a pqsùu»rî)r tt this Sunday recitation of the Rosary will tion; ■ . school building; for Junior Si 8:00 PM Bazaar Committee Carlstadt before moving to Pa­ The cJiief urged car' owners 11:80 AM -1’ublic worship begin at 7*30 p.m. in Church. Senior High public school stu­ meeting at ho/ne of chair­ Hugh E MacKay terson 10 years ago. He was 5. Refuse disposal, and to apply their own common with sermon by the pastor, tin employe of the Flintkote Afterwards th e congregation dents, on Mondays from 7:30- man, Mrs. James Mullaney. 6 Centralized purchasing sense to hazards which threat­ last in his sotie». ,«.01(1 Tes­ Hugh Edward Mc Kay, 513 RoOfing Co. ■* will meet in the Old Church Hall 8:30 p.m. In the High School Wednesday, Janua'y 31 nd personnel management, in­ en their safety. He noted that tament Prophets Willow Avenue, died at home, for the business meeting New Auditorium. 10:00 AM M orning P ra y e r, Surviving are a brother, Her­ the most comrhon accidents are 7:00 PM - Senior Youth Fel­ suddenly, on Satufday, January members are always welcome. cluding administration of place- Communion calls should bd ar- Holy Communiov,. man, of Lodi, and a sister, M rs. Intersection and rear-end colli­ lowship meets Installation of Officers wi ment tests. 'ranged at the Rectory; Emer­ 29th. He was 67, horn in New Minnie Meyer of Vineland. sions. •nday “York- C ity, and had lived in.. held in January.,The following gency Calls any time of day RUTHERFORD "The primary cause of these 5:30 P M - Youth'C hoir ré'heâi'- lyndhurst for the past 32 years. have been re-elected: Mrs. Braille Workshop or Rectory, 10 Franklin Place, BAPTIST CHURCH CARD OF THANKS accidents,” the chief said, “ is al ■ tj . He was a retired truck driver Theodore Wilczynski, president; W Y 1-7660. Pastor John Dexter Greenleaf CARUCd — Deeming it impos­ To Be Held In N.A. simply a combination of th e dnesdàÿ far the American Can Company. Mrs. John Naspinski, vice-pres­ Convent, 18 Franklin Place, — THE LORD’S DAY — sible to thank all in person we vybll-kmwn. winter1 tvyiin-destroy- 3;30 PM - Junior Youth Fel­ He was a member of M l Car­ ident; Mrs. Victor Basinski, The North Arlington Junior 997-2142 9:45 a.m. Bible School wish to take this means of ex­ ers: reduced visibility, and poor lowship, at the-church. Miss mel R. C. Church and of its Ho­ Secretary; Mrs. Stephen Sluka, Woman’s Club will be host club C hristian Brothers F a c u lty 11:00 a.m. Mornipj Worship pressing our sincere and heart­ tractio n.” ■ '(ail Keenan and Rev. Bryant,“ ly Name Society, and also a- F in a n c ia l Treasurer. ,... at an 8th District braille work- House. 200 Ridge Road, W Y 1- Youth Fellowship felt thanks to all our relatives, Common sense ( aids to win- ;.dvisors. member af Barringer-Walker St. Michael's Parent Club shop to he hold -tomorrow at 8 0235. 1:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service friends and neighbors for th e ir fri-■■visibility- include- live . wind-, ursday -Post of she American Legion. will sponsor a "Fashion Show” p.rp. in the club room of KeairriyGrammar School, 21Church PI., W E D N E S D A Y words of consolation, many shield wipers and defrosters that 3:00 PM - Woman's Society, Survivors are his wife, .Mrs. on Wednesday, February 21, at Federal Sayings & Loan Asso- WY 8-8222. 8:00 p.m. Hour of Blessing spiritual bouquets,, and beau­ really work. "'And it’s the driv­ Circle 5 in charge of program Mary Elizabeth Loftus Mac­ 7:30 p.m. in the New Auditori­ ciation. Clubs invited to attend High School,Rutherford Place, Phone G E . 8-6795 tiful floral arrangement at the er’s own responsibility lo see >n India - . - -~. Key; two sons, Hugh Edwaird um. Refreshments, prizes and include the Lyndhurst, (Arling­ W Y 8-8223. “ The Church of the funeral of our beloved husband tha^ they do,” the chief .em pha­ 'u rd a y ■ J., in Ohio, and Thomas Joseph, a look at the Spring Fashions, ton, Rutherfprd, Jersey C ity, Royal Welcome" < and father, Joseph Carucci, Sr. sized. 10:00 AM - Confirmation class Fassaic; two daughters, Mrs. Clifton, Nutley and Bayonne Ju ­ Special thanks to Msgr. H. G. all for a small donation of $2.00. FIRST And how can common sense i f . the church. (Theresa) O'Shea of Matawam, Other surprises ar.e planned. niors. - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LATTER DAY SAINTS Beck and to the clergy of Sac­ reclaim lost traction? The doors of the Church on and Mrs. George (Marie Eliza­ Tickets are now available and Ridge Road Si Ilford Avenue OF JESUS CHRIST red Heart R. C. Church, t h e There w ill be an exchange of i Learn all you can about the >' e comer of Stuyvesant and beth) Secter of Lyndhurst; and may be purchased through tick- Rev. Henry C. Kreutzer A. E. STARKS, Pastor Lyndhurst Volunteer Fire Dept., ideas between the reipresenta- different - kinds of winter slip- ntine Avenues are open- to 10 grandchildren. et chairlady, Mrs. Elizabeth ®o-“ jj Pastor Services Every Sunday at the the Board of Commissioners, al­ from the various braille pcrincss, advises the chief. No- ;j. PeisenS1 without a church The funeral was yesterday l.Twski, 933-3104, chairlady Mrs™- V 991-3464' Adoniram Masonic Temple so ..the s ta ff of the Nazare departments. Items for the blind tree how ice which is sticky at — .mein Tyn/HW0f pre. f i u m the N azare M em orial Stella Maohcirtski, 939-1038; all 821 Second" Ave., Lyndhurst 'Memooat Home, Inc. made by the departments will zero temperature becomes very : Îÿ invited. Homf, 403 Ridge Road, with a ciasJs mothers and the Executive Church School, 10 a.m. . . Bereaved Carucci Family. be on display. ST P A U L ’S slick when the temperature Mass ®t Sacred Heart R. C. Board. Proceeds from this af­ -"S Preaching Service, 11 a.m. EPISCOPAL CHURCH rises to the melting point. Ob­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Cliurch at 11 a.m. Interment fair are for the benefit Of St. UNITARLAN society Guest speaiker will be Mrs. Sunset Avenue and York Road serve how streets seem to; be'at SCIENTIST was in H oly Cross- Cem etery, Michael’s School. 70 Home and Ames Avenues S t . M ic h a e ls William E. Mills, state braille North Arlington, N. J. their slippery worst at approach­ Flerrepont & Lincoln Aves., North Arlington Sunday Se rvice , 11:00 a.m . By ANTHONY T. MACHCINSKI chairm an. H er topic w ill he The Rev. Edward H. Mansley es lo intersections, .where they 'tutherford. New Jersey "Wortking with the Adult Blind." R ector ’nch of the Mother Church. The Church School and Nursery have been polished by the start- ^Tst Church of Christ ‘Scientist. by ¡Anthony T. Machqinski O ffice phone: 991-7252 1 0 :50 a.m . Cosimo DeLitta Freeholders The local Juniors will distri­ big and stopping of hundreds of of Boston, mas« Recording Secretary, Stanley Rectory phone: 991-3137 Sunday Services at 11 ¡00 A.M. Phone: 933 2739 (Continued From Page One) bute m aterial to a ll represen­ ears. . . . 11:00 A .M ., Su n d ay School Costmo De Litta, 39 Lafay­ Earawski of St. Michael's Holy tax would be authorized has so This, Chief Liddle .stresses, is '»dne§dsiy Evening Meeting at ette Place, died on Friday, Name Society announced that tatives. The material will be c '5 o’clocTc at" w hich testim onies of L Y N D H U R S T far come forward. CONGREGATION • rm of the main causes of colli­ ristiar? Science healing are given •January 19th, a t the Colum bus on Thursday, January 25, the used by their clubs to- make fading Room at 5 Statior sauare HEBREW CENTER Taxing is one of the impor­ 90 ohair baoks for donation to B’NAI ISRAEL sions at intersection when dri­ ,-n Monday through Saturday, 11 H'ospita-1, N ew ark. He was 83, Executive Board will have a 833 Valley Brook Avenue tant issues in reforming t h e 780 Kearny^Avenue, Kearny ve r who intend to stop, can’t. *1 to 5 p.m.. and on ► riday eve- was bom in Italy,' came to the meeting at 8:15 p.m. in the Old Gverbroolc School for the Blind gs from 7:30 to 9:30 o’clock, Between Ridge Road and county government — whiclj in Philadelphia. Sidney Bogner, Rabbi The simplest' solution accord- «d fegat holidays. United S'ates 50 years ago,, liv­ Church Hall. Nursery care provided during 8tuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst many call unnecessary- and a Synagogue : Phone 998-3813 • im? m the1 chief, ‘is to reduce •'tv S “ rvire, ing in HBboken for 13 years, iev. David S. Barbaiiatt, Rabbi Scoutmaster Carmen Marche- duplicating cost factor in the b i l T m o r e PENTECOSTAL speed.-- ... The'subject for this week's and in Lyndhurst for the' past sami of St. M icalhel’s Cub Pa ck Stu d y: G E . 8-9582 whole state and municipal gov­ Mrs. Nelson High 119 Biltmore Street ' ■¿¡ton- .•down in w in ter w e’a- w n Serm o:: to be read uj 47 years. The couple celebrat­ Hom e: 939-3124 81 announced that on Friday, ernment structure. Mrs. Grace Nelson, with a Rev. Joseph V. Latlell, Pastor tllte i' as recommended by the 1 Christian Science churches e d their 60th. wedding anniver­ January 26, the Pack will have nday is . “ Trutn” Connecticut has done away 205, took high (game at last In'fip&tional Association ' of ST. MATTHEWS sary in 1957, their regular monthly meeting ’Hie Golden TV--:t '>f this Bibic with county governments, week's bowling session of the GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Ch'^s of Police,” he empha-' EVANGELICAL JLUTHERAN Mr. De Litta wa!s a carpenter in the O ld Church H a ll at 7:30 - ion is from. P.-.; Tms : ■ Lcrd." As debate over the recom- Mothers Bawling League of OF NORTH ARLINGTON sized. "Keep a safe distance Corner Valley Brook Ave. and with the Lackawanna Railroad p.m. Mr. Art Emerson, 1 a rep­ .. shall abide in thy tub- mendations grew hotter.it ap- North Arlington. High series, 233 Ridge Road from the car ahead. This will Travers Piftce, Lyndhurst for 44 years before retiring 15 resentative from New Jersey ■rtcle? who shall dw ell in t,hy pea red (Republicans w ill oppose with a 499, went .to M rs. Olga Pastor, Charles M. L. Oberkehr help prevent those rear-end col­ 895 Travers Place, Lyndhurst >ears ago, He was a member Bell Telephone Co will be the the changes. The Democrats, Gaito. 213 RUlge Road lisions With their so-called whip­ - hill? He th:i! 'walketh up1 of Sacred Heart Church and of guest speaker. His topic will be htly, and .vvirkein righteous- who formed the charter study Church Phone: W Y 1-2883 lash injuries. Mrs. Carmel la LoRusso its Holy 'NamQ Speiety. "Laser Beam Communication." The Moon Maids playing the and sp'ji'-eth the truth group, have expressed tfii.xpd Parsonage: W Y 8*7140 "D o n ’t sta rt up too suddenly, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Also at this, meeting -plans for- Three B ’s was the only team to Ills heart.” feelings on the subject. Sunday School—9 a.m. or steer too sharply, or expect ' Mrs'. Cannella De Serio Lo Libera Quageiozzo De Litta-; the Blue and Gold Dinner will win all three games. Two out Se rvice — 9 and 10:30 a.m . to stop abruptly. Qefttly does it. Russo, 628 Wilson Avenue, died three sons, Thomas of Lynd­ he told. The dinner will be held» Some Democratic leaders are of three games were won by WESTMINSTER Luther League: 2nd and 4th day "Avoid stalling in traffic be­ on Friday, January 19th at the hurst, 'Louis of Nutley and ir, February. Hostesses for this in favor of the changes. The Hopefuls over T h r ee ’RESBYTERIAN CHURCH of Month, 7:00 p.m. cause . this invites a rear-end Clara Maass Memorial Hospi­ Frank of i^lifton; two daugh­ Cub Pack meeting willbe the But many on the municipal^, Spares, Gemini 3 over Blue Itiige Rd. and Page Ave. Alpha Omega: 4th- Monday ol collision and causes tliose traf­ tal,. She was 80; was born in ters, Mrs. Aftne Cottongim of V.Vbelos Mothers. All «Subs are level feel that it would bring Belles, The Astros over Gay Lyndhurst, New- Jersey month, 8:00 p.m . fic. tieups which are the bane Italy, came to the United S ates Clifton and Mr,s. Joan Jacobs of asked to attend . this meeting nothinfg but disaster. They are Blades and The High Lows over Telephone: 939-7920 M en’s Club: 1st M onday of the .of winter drivers and traffic of­ at 17, Jiving first in New York Livingston; 10 grandchildren with one or both parents. particularly concerned with Three. Dames. SUNDAY SERVICES month, 8:00 p.M . ficial»- jieep your battery up..

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MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY ^fdge Rcacf ...... - Lyrrdntirsf INTERIOR DESIGNERS 438-9806 W E 9 - 2 9 5 0 U li n h i -«‘«1 Cents A team of researchers, supported by grants from the rO L L O W N at ¡» H al Institute of Health—as well as the Council fur Hl» Tobacco Kesearch-t-has found that smoking, affects the an 10l k a u e k dren glands, which ir e located near the kidneys. They cause k concentrations of certain kinds of hormones. The unnatural \rin \u:ik action constitutes a danger to the body. The new studies merely add more information to the books already filled •■d SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW w ith reports on the dangers of smoking. Yet all too many blithely buy their packs and puff away! Second-clua poetane end jt . Rutherford. N. 4 — tft N«r, -2

The taxpayers arc budget next month, i s -$2,187,507 - with She said that one* of the big- hurst will receive $250,525 i i * 'v l-o-iril-i 'v ii d station wagon, had at the end of the year. Pat- sions that the board could not rcnt school year budget w ill C o n s c i o u s . S I,797,390 to..be raised by Iaxa- gest jumps was the rise in cost s1ansp«rtation from SS.HU0 to aid. A il additional Illf.OOO special schools in varied locali­ administrator, said that the :uld a 3 per cent cushion and that jjeefc.. — :— lyndhurst Board ai Educatimi. i t i W I ^ttxi incrUiftin^ iiii addition- schools that Tire not requirod !o plus. r:t be passible in. many cases. \wuid run $7.0,000. He said the for one- with a $20,000 home. Mrs. Warren Bogle, an’ active I! was one off the largest and- al secretary salary for the as­ l'.us p arochial or private «chool Chim ento asked if it Kit A. R a re , ntpe ,!nt ndent of boat'd has never done this, only* Trustee V incept, Carini urged PTA member, called on the most vocal turn-outs in recent sistant superintendent of püpiis, the nro busing law be posible to save schools, explained tint Ihe sta­ keeping a conservative amount the people to contact their as- women to band together ta sec 1; ftcfrv. according m • hoard schools.. There is included-in »hi<3 -mcreasi'd Ihe contracting money transporting the ehtl>T tion wn',ms tT' -.- ’ ht hy 1*ie W-ard for contingencies. , Thai the budget is passed at the s .-mblyman to vole’ ItrfHVor of l.ti ---- apt»,.,—_ - •he- >132.070 increase In teacher»* iat.’s ol such tfänsportatfen Be- ¿ f en in a l>oard-owned jw s. Mrs. for these purpose? were •% fi­ Arthur Connelly said that in poils.- the freeholders’ proposed in­ The Lyndhurst budget, it was salaries, besides- the usual in­ cause of the heavy demamt. Christ explained that those at- nanced by state fufids. looking over the budget, over 75 crease'in the minimum stiate .isnlained ..by.. M^rs— Charles ert, meats, the salary .of a pro­ Mrs. Christ oxplained 4hat- t( miing- tha spectal .claw-iiullne.. Karl Greenleaf Jr. questioned per cent were fixed items as Mrs. Christ said that the $19-1,- Christ, who is leaving the board posed psychologist,. f'om ¡he total budget cost, Lynd River Hoad School are taken in the surpluses salaries, insurance and pe n - 491.50 increase over the cur- aid per pupil from $75 to $150.

e Safety Film At The Leslie Plant Adult Education School Offers — Wide Variety Of Courses Now A varied assortment of c o u p - based u p o n general education fered as is typing: The typing course in beauty, fashion arid" ses that , hold i n t e r e s t for p e r - development t e s t s . course "invariab ly proves popu- «„iam our that is designed to help sans irilwcry walk of life and of This c o u r s e is designed to lac "■*■- *' in knowledge of make-up, ~hair nearly allages is offeredin t- .help those students whode- Guitar playing ds another styling and wigs. Lyndbur't Adult School's spring cide to apply for the Ncwi J« p- popular course under thre dir-> A new dynamic and exciting semester, ,it was announced sey High School equivalency eel ion . of Mr, John Sovak. Par- course in the offing will . !x? today by G. iJonpld Travisano, Certificate based upon Gen«--- ticipalion cookery, attracts Speed Reading designed fo r director of thè school. at Educational Development brides, brides-to-be arid, in people' in the business world Tests. some cases, men who'haive a ciliege bound individuali) and Mail registration alread y Thi,s course is-open-to vetei- hankering for kiitchen exper- for anyone desiring to increase shows a wide interest in the anr and non-veterans who are tise. Diana Todaro presents the their reading speed assoli as courses. at least 20 years of age* They course, their .•comprehension, Travisano said, indications must live in New Jersey. .No ‘‘The Law and You" is anot.li-, Those isrterested in atitend- are the. spring sem ester w ill be previous attendance in high er course that attracts, interest, ing the .Spring Semester are en- one of the most successful in séhooì is required. • 1F is offered by Gabriel Ambro^ pcuraged to. mail in their the history wf .the Adult School. The coursé cavers effective- counselor at law-. If costs checks and application forihs Cliisses. begin Monday, .Febru­ ness and correctness of e x - $10.* “to guarantee a s p o t(in the de- ary. 5, at}d. w ill be held each interpretation of lût- j*|Çollege Board Review', a sirtd course. This us recdm- Monday thereafter. There will erapy materials and- general highly important course tor- -mended on the basis of the m a­ tf, hmvtverr a break Apiil 15- ability, ■ high school students, is being ny that were turned awây Be* for a vacation period. The fee for the course is offered for qualified students cause of lack of space. All classes are he)d at the 5 1 5 .0 0 . . **- —a* $15.00. Mrs. Harold Saper-. , Registration in person will high school. For the .gay in heart there are ^tcin is offering a course in be held on Jantiary 29, 30, 31. One of the most important danco courses for • begirmcrs "Psy'dHrtagif^fot-- thi IridiVt- InfarmaJion may be tiii'd )>y of the courses is the ¡his h arid fof the advanced. dual A- Lullin« Mrs, ¡„allusso. school school equivalency certificate Stenography I and 11 are of- Theresa Marietta is offering a secretary, at 9H94139: The Candidates’ Sheet Chimen+o Outlines practices are exercised in this Earl Greenleaf scholarships' for cöllegc. lie very important post. was a 'track leam meinlx’r while School Concepts Tells Background at Lyndhurst High and an offi- — Chbhflttte-Jadds— lhal___ h i s ■eer ip his etass-and-in scverad-- Sanl Chim'erito a candidate m ere-than tw elv# yeaw ;»f ex­ c'nb activities. for the Lyndhurst Sclwol Board perience in the business world Earl received iiis Baciielor reminds us that only 2Va weeks as a ('hief'-+;xpedi.tor and Su p er­ 11 Lngiiii ciing de.;ic. from i M iiaTri'fiePbre the ele’clio'.i on visor and Pu rch asin g Agent is ■Stevens Institute " I l'echiiol.i ;y. f ebruary 13. the type of .experience needed where he served his class as fo help carry out the ¡functions If we a^e to provide our child­ President for each of the four ren with the proper facilities d the (school board. years- S-ro-enlcaf m a rrie d fhrCform- and tools fbr a good education, As a buyer, Mr. Chimento t r D iane .P ity in g e r and ‘they he says that the decisions made cun'1 ro lled and spent over six reside in their home at 322 W il­ in thjfi. election will lie one of million dollars a year buying low Avenue. T h is home h a s .the most important decisions to m aintenance, re p a ir and o p er­ bepn in 'Jhe fa m ily since -built Felix Itadleigh joins fellow workers at Ihe Leslie Co. during the filming of “Don’t Push Your Luck!” The “victim”. Bill affect us as Lyndhurst residents. ating supplies, raw materials, Frank of Chicago, lllinios, visited Lyndhurst to re-enact an earlier industrial accident whirh resulted in his ht-roming in 1914. ThCjGreehieafs expect office '-supplies and .furniture a- totally blind. Since; our School B o a rd their first child in April. leng.-wlnh m any other com m o­ representatives spend better Earl joined the Theurer Traii- "l.v.i't Push Your Luck-",»a.,, bTc'a voung son, Billy, also eve safety program of the "th e management and em- dities. ■ The responsibility of than (i0 per cent of our tax dol­ ,er boj'..fMtaVnow Nationsii.Ae.- new industrial, eye safety fTTm a; pear in the film. Frank's own NfctionafSociety for TRe~Pre- I 'li.vi-eS of tin1 l.t'slie Co. have .ie lM tin K , n.ago1jaiting and. pro­ lars, and with a b u ® ST0f over' ..•count Xtanager in charge • of Ittrfi ih premiere showing to- voice was used ttV n a ira te v the vènlion of Blindmss, Inc.. New performed a valuabl. public curing from ’new vendors as two million dollars this year,_ sales in the ea'sie/ni hitilt of- t in - daj- al the Leslie Co.. Lyndhurst. handicaps w h ich loss uf e v c- York Cil'V.- Mi*. O'Neil's efforts service. ^>ne which w ill -how ier. well as old vendors, supplies ag- running a school board -has \in ilecf “SrttBs" T ttiajor portion of ihe fiJJh sh'bl causes for a worker and have h'd to full-scale eye safety, suits not only in tile U ¡1 i I ed gra'iating such large sums of become' big business and there­ Continuing ' tils studies ¡lur­ iva. photographed at - the Les­ hi; family. The film warns in­ of the type in force a: the Les­ Slates hut in other paiis-of the 'money certainly , provides the fore, should be run ifl a busi­ ing the. evening, Earl earned lie Co.. manufacturpfS of indU3- dustrial workers not to be rock­ lie1 Co,, being required by. law v.orld as well.” type of business ' experience' ness-like manner. It therefore Ins Masters Degree - in Business t. ia l cbntrols and "fttil-safe" hot iest and to use safety eyewear for all lab -and shop students.in which is needed on our School KARL H. UKEENLBAF "Don't Push Your Luck!" behooves us a ll to gel out oind Admlnisifatlon from Fairleigh Wc-.ter heating systems. throughout their entire workday. New Jersey and in 24 additional Board. - - vrte for the ¡ndi^jials who Earl 11. Greenleaf, Jr. of 322 Dickinson University. states. was... produced by Harvest In "Don't Push Your Luck!", A Lyndhurst .resitlonhmlftnv.s Films, Inc., New"¥--rk City, ' w ill see that .reasonable business There has been much talk iti V’illow’ Avenue, an active figure m-19ST, B a rt helped found the Bill Friwk, of Chiitago, Illinois, -T. O'Neil,- a former hiembcr of Many Leslie Co. workmen act- v. hose productions have # 'w on .«cent years anrii particularly of in Lyndhurst civic alfairs for Lyndhurst CiMinei.i ot Churches : many, years', '(HiUincd- his. .back­ TF-rnaots the Industrial accl- the Ksard r.f ^Kdueatio.T, -seiypd- nl irt "Don’t Push Your Luck-” -many narinnal awanr Ooptcs hile, of -piw hUn»- new facilities and -is currently serving -xts- ground and qualifications ’ for vèn with those of people, for continuing and in­ can CheflTicaf Society to be held and hold goodTteaehers in our jhe- community-.-ovet' the years, suring that Lyndhursts’ educa- According to finaA plans inrpHilaaeTphTa on February 1 school system is a necessity^. s ■fji:* maternal grandfather, •• How­ tional system is the best -pre- Asse'mblyman Peter J. Rus- ami 2 . with .faculty- niemiiers Chimento says, with these, in ard S. Bridgmnn.,. was Presi- para’:ion for the .challenges' Of 2o's Testimonial Dinner will and students presenting foiu> ^lind', I dffer my.ability..and ex-, deni of the'Board of Educa-.ion adult life. Earl feels that lie teen research papers. be attended by many hoi • pt.rience towards the ad van ce­ ih the. 1920’s. -Earl-is-the mid- can. best’ return the investment’, "aW s on'-SiHur^;T:;TW arF;' One student participating in ment of providing the best ed­ dii of three children, ' all of his ' community made in- him .3, .when a dinner dance will ♦he program from the Universi­ ucation possible fo r out' fu tu re Whom w ere , educated in the by.contributing unselfishly his citizens, consistent with the a- be.hdd at the Champagne ty with, the faculty member who Lyndhurst Scljool System. time and proven professional collaborated in the research pro— bility of our community to pay Greenleaf graduated f r (0 m business ability-for .the bene­ . Towers, Lodi. . ,ieqt; is Jm .aes C elia of 626.Sixth. ant),' m aintain such an ed u ca­ Lyndhurst High School in 1957, fit and welfare of the Lyndhurst Assemblyman Riehar 1 Avenue, D'r. Weeks. tion. the recipient .of two scholastic ¡School System.’ Earl Greenleaf believes Hint - Vonder - P lant -« ill aive 'iha his qualifications will enable only'address and the Rev. .him to effectively .assist y» Erneiss G. Lindner of Si. the, fin an cia l and adm testra- Matthew’s Luthei.in, and Should Freeholders Have tve planning of the . Sclicx)! F a th e r De P awqiw le. ° f Sa<-- “System b.v employment of” sound, *** V—Ä ^ " i - realistic-Apd-prgygn managerial red Heart, ehurc'h 'S , Lynd- - <, f: no * budgeting techniques. hurst,- « ¿ lt|» rtit'ip a tg : Mus- Power To Impose Taxes? -Earis father is regional'su­ •it w ill be furnishi!'t by John pervisor of the • U. S. Immi­ S/.ura and his. Mel-Chords , “TAX ants for the Bergen County he igiven taxing ipowers. gration' an d . -Naturalization. Charter Study Committee made Kyi what kind of power? Service, sfatibned in the Bur- during T h e cu 'ld aii houi*- 'W hat ¡kind of tax?i •, , ", ’ ' ' • ♦**"' '.a series of recommendations. 'At a conference, hold before "iini^tori, :Vt. Federal Bujlding. ifi-.an 7:30.1 th«' ifjim er at ' This Was 'the burning ques­ tion as -Bergen County residents Chief ,, among tliem was that Ihe Grand Jurors Association it W ith .E a r l’s niotin-r. the lorm- 8:30 and. danein-. aftervvarde- continued to study plans' ior Ihe Board of Freeholds, ’ w h o he live s in .Burlington. in the annual Klondike. Derby. Left to right arc the boys who hauled the Sled over the ■^iai.bLi.lailit.v—tecam iti.Ihey...s|iend gut-aa-jdaaACu3fefc^ihd— ot .in Lvm.l- -,mnwtnln:-i^ ce-’KehnF,-A,h itT nt,Tatur/irKTChard-nef>i^n.-',ntrnnpT^’n'm twnri)atTrifte'a‘iflFr, .....I.Uilla A-.,.., -!%wiim i.itii- Wayne Montone, Michael Ktishla, Frank W right, who also pulled, was not present for picture. gency ur Lyndhurst IJorist In a 164-page report consuSr- n.oney they don’t have to ra is e , (Continued on page 4) hursr 40 years.