PACE TWELVE T H E LEADER THURSDAY, JULY 25. 1068 Sister Williams New Baby In Town Commercial Leader Leader-Free Press R e a p in g W ind Of B a d G o v e r n m e n t A t Institute And The South Bergen Review Otficialfkififi-.il Newspaper\ »ti'vnqnor nfof Ih*the Mr. find Mrs. Norm in Si**‘xn Boroughs of Sister Anne William, of Queen Nt of Hermanne Drive, Fland Lynrihurxt’s Official Newspaper East Rutherford & Carlstadt There was a po*t named John Donne But it is also true that long before the S ince 1021 who-pointed otlt that whenever the church cities were flooded by the tides of new (,f Pi ace lli’h S c tool. is one of re», N J.; atttVH'heo |be birth of ■‘uhlH'.itkiu Office 278 Grove St., E»'t Rutherford bell rang it rang for «11 of us. comers they have failed their tru:-t— be 'Kt Spanish teachers from M-.eir first child. Atme Marie. ve gel' our share of calls about ; d hoc Fair Campaign Practices ty-wide and locally in Englewood ter; the American Jewish Con becue. . *—-I;- true. Mrs. John S. Latsha, the social able up until the very end to appreci break downs of air conditioners. Committee, revealed this week and other communities, the pro gress, New Jersey Region; the historian of our area for so many ate the very adventure of waking Those units are amazingly reli Hit first step m their program — gram planned by the Committee D'nai B'rith Anti - . Defaniation Pa jl Spina Named years, died last week. Thus ended a each morning to the expectation of a able and efficient, given only a a POSITION STATEMENT and r.lso calls for the establishment League, New Jersey Region, the chapter in the journalism of one of full and active day. To BlooTnfield List little bit of care. piodge to which all candidates r,f a grievance com m ittee to Fergen County Council of Chur the Kingsland Patent, one of the most .T h e re was no cynicism in this mag In many cases where the eom- ter political office have been which complaints concerning un ches. and the Englewood League BLOOMFIELD — Paul Spina inspiring areas of America. nificent woman. There was no des plaint is not enough cooling, wo asked to subscribe. ethical campaign tactics 'can be of Women Voters. must have a quality point aver Mrs. Latsha was of it and for it. pair. She looked upon each horizon as find the filters clogged up with Miss Marion Purheck, a mem- i reeled for. action. Also, the Bergen County 'Edu age minimum of 3.21) tor honors She wrote one of its first histories. the beacon of hope. Beyond, she knew, dust. It stands to reason that the ! New York a gamble on a service he spots. Once in a while a start gen and New York City. The commuter runs. Many compa doesn't, know is going to make the available workers from up ihg capacitor fails and in rare tentative morning schedules nies have been reluctant to un money," said Ralph Ilaw-xwell, per Manhattan, The Bronx and Ci.ses th ere is a loss of refriger- The virtue of the plan advanced by the The Port of New York Authority, which have been set'at 7:10, 7:30. and dertake such projects because executive vice-president of the eastern Bergen County. ■ ft due to a leak in the coils Leader newspapers last week for the de has been since 1921 the agency supposedly 7:50. t.r copper tubing. Compress«!- velopment of the meadowlands is that it guarding the interests of the port, should Wasserburger said his com motors are amazingly reliable, is a model of simplicity. have evolved a plan for development of pany expects about 150 persons I lit even those will cans el rouble to use the bus from New York. Grand Union Locking Up Returned From the meadows years ago. c eeasionally. The manufacturers B a s ic a lly -the plan calls fo r a p a rtn e r On one end, the new line is to give a 5 year warranty on the ship between the state and the municipali Instead the agency has developed mea originate either in Paterson, South Bergen Supremacy Motor Trip J "sealed unit", which consists of ties so that the full benefits of the deve dowlands in Port Newark and Elizabeth— East Paterson or Teterboro, de G rand Onion is moving to lock proposed site is the easterly sec lopment of one of the most prized areas but has neglected the rest of the Hacken pending where the peak demand Mr. and Mrs. John Radlcigh compressor and coils. tip its supremacy in South Ber t-on of the Curtiss - Wright prop- in the United States will , redound first to sack Valley. , is. In the other end. the buses of 345 Livingston Avenue just gen by the erection of a super éx iy. We se rv ic e w hat we sen. the 14 municipalities which own the land will leave from the Port Au returned from a motor trip that A flaw in the Dickinson-Guarini hill for thority Terminal on 41st Street. market link in Wood-Ridge, if B e ck ’s R ad io T V H i- F i and then to the state. took them through twCnty-nine If the line starts in Paterson, w as disclosed last week. Grand N u tle v 667-2273 the meadowland development has been its SAN ANTONIO -- Airman Mi sta te s for a d istan c e of 8,640 exclusion of Port Newark and Elizabeth. the route will be as-follows: east I nion has a highly successfu-i unit The plan obviates the “third party” cl.ael T. Zaieski, soil of Mr. and nritcs. The trip which began in Store (loscd Saturday system to which so many government Yet they are part and parcel of the mea to Industrial Avenue, Teterboro; in North Arlington and has its New Jersey more than a month south to Moonachie Avenue, iind Mrs. Thaddeus Zalos’ki of Thru Labor Day planners these days turn. dowlands. The fact they have „been left big stores and warehouses in ago took them as far south as Moonachie; east on Moonachie 1'!4 River Road, North Arlington, For Service Call 667-8275 out of the plan has raised more suspicions East Rutherford. Georgia, west to California and In this case the “ third party” would be Avenue to Washington Avenue, N.J., has completed basic Irain- Until 1:00 P.M. as to what the Dickinson-Guarini plan is Washington They . visited an authority with powers so vast they Carlstadt: south on Washing Mayor A. John., Borresen last ".!ig at Lackland AFft. Tex. He friends and relatives in Tennes all about. have never been tried before. The “third ton Avenue (the last stop), to right said Grand Union’s propos- lias been assigned to flic Air see, Mississippi, Las Vegas, Ne Route 3 and then to the Lincoln P E R S O N A L party” would be a new form of govern It is time act in the meadows. , d 'supermarket on Passaic Av- I m-ce Technical Training Confer vada, San Diego and Granada Tunnel. New York buses would '"Sinflle? WldowedT ment for some 21,000 acres of meadow There is no need for legislation. There cnue would be an asset to the •it Lowry- AE-B. Colo, .for spe Hills, California, Portland, D iv o r c e d ? " follow the same route, starting Oregon, and Seattle, Washing Find happiness by land. The “third party” would be beyond is need for action. borough. ~ cialized schooling as a munitions maetlng lomeone new at the terminal. ton. They visited many nf the the reproach, criticsm and advice of the specialist, A irm an Zaieski, a liHS For a FRKE confidential He said tlie l?us line is going to places of interest such as the Interview call First things first. The master plan is The council last night approved .graduate of Queen of Peace High be a permanentr servtctr-and t a r National— Parks.— PisneyiaiKi, - _ introduction » essential. The Port of”New York Author a sub-division of a parcel 508 feet U N L I M I T E D becn made feasible by the School, attended Fairloigh Y ellow stone, G rand Can,yog. etc. But under a plan in which the state and ity is now engaged in making.expensive '.y -pbeMt 490 feet for Grand Un 83 R id g e R d . Wo. A rlh ijjte n , growth of the industrial plants iisofl University 'in' Rutherford, The family cat which made the municipalities would be partners the plans for the City of New York. It is 998 7902 and of Teterboro Airport. ion w hh^certain stipulai ions. The N.J. trip, took it all in stride. development plan could be launched at planning a heliport terminal on the East once. Within two years it would be In River and a passenger ship terminal on full gear. Instead of being regarded with the Hudson. hostility an suspicion it would have the New Jersey should force the Port full and hearty cooperation of the muni Authority to finance— not make— the mas cipalities involved. ter plan for the meadowlands. It could The plan calls for a master plan— some be done within a year on a force-draft basis. thing which should have been done years ago. How about action instead of talk?
Stopping Vandalism
The Lyndhurst Board of Education their school. If a window is broken they echoed recently the complaint heard in soon find out the culprit. W e don’t know other municipalities about the previlance what kind of magic is employed but the of vandalism. culprit seldom repeat? his crime. W hile school boards talk the windows The fact is in the public schools no pop. body cares. Teachers and custodians leave Actually, school boards are only talking. the buildings and from that moment un They are not really bracing the problem. til the next morning few give the build If there was real desire to stop the ings a thought. vandalism it would be stopped forthwith, y acting instead of talking the school A few do. The vandals like -to walk in oards would soon have the vandals put the shadows and toss rocks. They like to in their places. ’ ^ break in and steal. There are in each community Parent Most of the time the school authorities Teacher Associations. and police know who committed 'the acts. Has the Board of Education of any But political pressures are applied. And community met with the PTA units to the embryo criminals are allowed to go Don’t be an audience of one for an obscene caller. Hang up discuss the problem? Has a PTA unit free. ^The phone rings. You Don’t! Hanging up will usually discourage him from been akked to consider the possibilty of pick it up. If a Board of Education, really aroused policing the schools? When whoever it is doesn't say anything, or does calling again. ~ . __ •, /3u\ over vandalism, 6at down with Parent say something obscene, or doesn't identify himself—— Should the calls persist, however, please let your [Jfc j It should be pointed out that there are Teacher groups and mapped nut a volun just hang up. * * Telephone Business Office know. We have specially v^V ^ parochial schools that are seldom if ever tary plan of policing the schools— if by This kind o f person would lik e you to talk to^him. trained personnel to deal with obscene callers. touched by vandals. Has the school board such a method the small number of van New Jersey Bell wondered why? * t dals were brought to heel there would Mole: New Jersey laws piovide up to one year in prison and/or a $ 1,000 fine to anyone making profane, lewd, lascivious, indecent, Pait of the Nationwide Bell Systeii) disgusting remarks on the telephone, or who repeatedly telephones a person lor the purpose of molesting or annoying that person. , Usually the priests and sisters live rtfear soon be a stop to the practice. Vi THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1%« T H E LEADER PAÜE KWK.VKN
Elected President O U l u b Transpo Center At Journal Square Miss Kristina E. Markle, IH.ION p a k a i m : daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ar thur D. Markle, of 264 Travers The Port of New York Author 1971, will replace older rail and Hughes, Mayor Thomas J. Whe Construction at track level in the row located in the Hudson Ter Place, was elected President of fty plans to spend (45 million on bua facilities in Journal Square lan, officers of the Port Author- present Journal Square Station minal Building in New York, will the Home Economics Club at a transportation center for Jer and provide administrative office i.y and representatives of the fed m oved to the 132.000 square Commander George Frigerio Convention in Wildwood in Sep will begin in October. New York University, Washing presided at a regular meeting tember. It is hoped that accom sey City with half of the money space for the Port Authority eral government. Construction of passenger fa fret of office space to be built ton Square. Kristina repre of Barringer - Walker • Lopinto modations can be arranged once coming from the federalgovem- Trans - Hudson (PATH) Corp. in Mayor Whelan noted that the cilities for the new center is in the center’s office building. sented the club at the New York more at the Melrose Hotel which State Home Economics Conven P ost No 139, last w eek, during iren t. a 10-story building. < enter is the first of a series of cxpected to begin in about 15 The old office building will •be has been Lyndhurst headquar tion which met at Garden City, which action was taken to mod But not a penny of the $45 mil- Approved by HI® - public and private projects to re months. demolished to make way for the ernize the present facilities. ters for many years past. A list l on will help commuters from A federal grant a t more l ha« habilitate the heart of the state's Long Island. Miss Markle will The station presently handles World Trade Center which will be a senior at New York Uni D edicated May 30, 1931, the new of those intending to make the South Bergen or West Hudson. S32 million has been awarded the second largest city. trip is now being made up. If about 30,000 ” com m uters each irclude a new PATH terminal. versity in the fall. building was considered to be Most of the money will go in PATH project which includes one of the finest club houses in you want in, call Ralph Lecoque The center will be located on veekday. The entire PATH sys to a huge terminal building that major improvements to the city’s Bergen County. But time at the post any night. rn irregular tract over a cut for tem transports about 125,000 per will have headquarters for the Grove Street Station. The money marches on and according to * * * PATH tracks between John F. sons daily. PATH railroad sPt-up and bus was approved by the Department , present day standards existing For many years PoSt-438 .has Kennedy Boulevard and Summit •J Housing and Urban Develop The center will coordinate accommodations leave much to been noted for its teams in Leg conveniences. Ave. be desired. Accordingly, the ion baseball and the Babe Ruth South Bergen and West Hud ment under an urban mass trans-, transportation facilities for buses members voted to empower League. Now, the soft-ball team son have no real commuter bus portation grant. Although property acquisition and trains. A bus terminal *lth TASTEFUL,CORRECTLY TAILORED the Renovating Committee, is making its bid for fame in connections with Journal Square, The plans were announced yes for the center has not yet start- 35 berths will be Included as well headed by John Hartigan, to the Home of Champions. Re where the new facility is located. terday at the Hotel Plaza in Jer fd, PA C hairm an Ja m e s C. Kell os a three-level parking garage proceed with plans to install a cently they clobbered a 4eam The eight-acre center, expect- sey City. The session was at-' !ogg III said detailed engineering for 640 cars. ¡y&intaliVea/i dropped - ceiling containing air- from the 3H Club by a score of (q, to be in operation by late tended by Gov. Richard J. planning will begin immediately. PATH administrative offices, conditioning ducts, block-in the 24 to 20. D isplaying th e ir skills FOR H IR E windows of the meeting room for the glory of Barringer-.Wal- and cover the floor with tile. A ker-Lopinto Post were Jim Fer special letter outlining the plans guson, Dom Valentino, Fred in detail will be sent to each Helmich, Jim Delaney, Lou Psychologist Named In Lyndhurst member in the near future. Lombardi and John (Koosman) * • * Maarleveld. Starring for the 3H Dr. George Genn of Tenafly, service. In the past the board has has taught at the college level, pointed director of the adult . Missing at.the meeting, highly Club iwe understand) was that was appointed school psy hired psychologists on a case ba rerved as a psychologist with school. Mrs. Eleanor Scotti was unusual, was the smiling face Of outstanding diamond champ of chologist last night by the Board sis. school systems, worked with' hired as a secretary. Jimmy Ferriero who is recup yesteryear John R. Houghton, ehilri welfare agencies, and has of Education. Joseph Cavella. a commercial erating at home from minor sur him self. Genn holds a Bachelor Of Sci Genn will be the first salaried handled individual cases. education teacher at the high gery. Hope to see you around * * • ence degree from City College of The board also hired five again, soon, Jim. It was re Last week the U. S- Senate pyschologist in the local school school, submitted his resigna New York and a Ph.D degree ported that his Child Welfare passed and sent to the Presi system . H e will receive $9,435 teachers. Miss Jean Selbetta will tion. John Kopf resigned his posi committee has received numer dent several bills of interest yearly for 3 days per week of f.-om New York University. He teach physics; Miss Rose Fitz tion as chairman of the high ous “Thank you” letters from to veterans. They are: H.R.7481, gerald will teach mathematics, srhoojlfedustrial arts department. various area orphanages who increasing Federal payments to and Miss Nareen Sullivan will He cited 'the Increasing de ■ are the recipients of foodstuffs If enough citizens'WfSte In Mc community nursing homes for 'each speech, all at the high mands of his position as coordi every Saturday. Jim or one of Carthy’s name, he could conceiv v eteran s c a re ; H.R. 14954 e x Letter Box... school. Miss Carole Pitaccio will nator of the trade and industries his co-workers pick up surplus tending subsistence allowances ably win, considering a 4-way food item,s every week from a teach at Lincoln School. program. Kopf will continue to for vocational rehabilitation New is the time for all good race between him, Humphrey. large super-market. The kids Donald Travisano was reap- teach in the school system. and, H .R .16902, to in crease F e d men to come to the aid of their Nixon and Wallace. More likely, really appreciate these additives eral payments to the states for country, not their party. a popular write-in for McCarthy to their menus. veterans care. Sent back to the would throw the election into * * * House with amendment: H.R.- Should the Democratic Conven- The post also received a let 16025, providing expanded co m t!on fail to nominate Eugene Mc the House of Representatives ter of thanks from Commis pensation and educational as Carthy in Chicago in , August, I because with 4 candidates (pos INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP. sioner Joseph Carucci for the sistance to widows of deceased am willing to undertake a sibly 5), no one would be likely appearance of the Color Guard v eteran s. * Write-in for McCarthy” cam tc get a majority of the Ameri at the July 4th muncipal cere can vote. With a strong write-in Mrs. Tresa Aaron, Third aven paign in the Fall. Industrial Waste Removal Lyndhurst Men’s Shop monies. Included on the guard vote for McCarthy, the House were Commander Frigerio, Lou ue, Lyndhurst, has returned af This would provide Americans might recognize the desire by the Lombardi, Fred Helmich and ter spending a year in West Af with an opportunity to support a Valleybrook and \merican people for a new Viet James Ferguson. rica with her son Bertram and man and ideals as opposed to nam policy and for a sincere, 1000 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE, LYNDHURST, N. J. * * * his wife Jo-Ann. She also visited politicians and a machine. Per Stuyvesant Ave. courageous and intelligent Presi Chairman Larry Wild announ Scotland, England, France, Bel haps Republicans as well as dent. It is conceivable that Con ced that henceforth the Execu gium, Italy and Spain where she Democratsqdisenchanted with the L y n d h u r s t gress could choose McCarthy un tive Committtee will hold meet visited her son Jack, now sta- disastrous old - line policy on 933-9500 ings every month on the first der these circumstances. t,oned in Madrid at the Air Force Vietnam, would join together to Monday folowing the first Tues 5ase. Mrs. Aaron says it was a write in McCarthy’s name on the Anyone interested in a Novem day post meeting. ber "Write-in for McCarthy” * * * beautiful experience and the Af Presidential ballot in November. rican people are very friendly. This would be the only way nay write to me. With Labor Day in the not too distant future plans are being While in Ouagadougou, Upper individuals could make their dis IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO BUILD, BUY OR Sheldon Malov made for the usual Post 139 par Volta country, she taught English sent with foreign policy finally ticipation in the Department to the adult africans. felt by the administration. Rutherford, N.J. REMODEL, CALL ANY ONE OF THE CON U -^ = ELECTRIC TRACTORS LISTED BELOW. HE'LL GIVE YOU ALL THE FACTS ON TOTAL ELECTRIC HOME HEATING.
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JAMES A. BRESLIN PAT CARUCCI, President Attorney At Law ARNOLD A. DeMASSI, JR., V. Pres. WILLIAM P. KING. President JOSEPH R. POLITO, President D. P. SAMMARCO, President JOSEPH CARUCCI JR., Secy. & Treas De Massi Cadillac-Pontiac Co., Inc. Boiling Springs S. & L. Assn. Joseph R- Pplito Agency, Inc. South Bergen S. & L. Association J. Carucei & Sons, Inc-
PAT CARUCCI, Secy. & Treag. JERRY LANZEROTTI FRANK ROBINSON, President Lyndhurst Pastry Shop FRANK PEZZOLLA ROBERT A. SENIOR Royal Kitchens, Inc. Franks Garage Vice Pres. & General Mgr. CM Trucks Sales & Service Three County Volkswagen Auto Corporatioa DR A. J. CROSTA F. S. DICKINSON JR., President Becton, Dickinson & Company GIÜST0 LIVA PETER 0. CHIN THEODORE J. LIVA Jade 1’ounlain Restaurant VINCENT P. TUZZIO ANGELO PICCIRILLO Liva — Tuzzio Inc. Angelo's Restaurant & RALPH TUTINI Cocktail Lounge Hv-Crade Automotive Service
JAMES CAVALCANTE B K. CRAWFORD, President DR. DONALD G. FRANCY Standard Tool & Mfg. Co. Ridgrhurst F-'o Scrvieénter JANE T. MELONE Rent—A—Car The San Carlo Restaurant * FRANK F. VIOLA PAUL PRIMERANO THOMAS C. VIOLA Builder ot Homes Thomas Viola & Son Inc. t Industrial Disposal Contractors . SU •. ) ■- ;w '' ■ i - ‘ ■" :i3, . G. RAYMOND LA CRASSO > ' — ' Cenerai Manager SAM MAITA WILLIAM N. R IIK IN JOHN A ANGELO pi LASCIO W K. HOUJPT, President Co^ti'iental Travel Agency IRVINf; LEVIN William N. Rifkin Associates B. ZIEMAK 3-D Home Builders, Ipic. Major Cleaners A Laumleren L S M Express Co. Financial Planning Consultants White Eagle Monumental Co Corner on WÏ// Talking End Vandalism
Mr. and Mrs. John.F. Marsh of Jersey City, \1 rs. Angelina Bar atla. Jersey City. Also his ma- t run I great grandmother Mrs. LfflUi.se Lullin’!;, of Je rsey City ■anrt -Mrs; Ororgr -W.rtters of Ly ndhursl. On Saturday Robert enter tained his school friends at a swim party.
Harold Wesler Jr. of II Argyle Place, North Arlington, and Jo sephine ,A Tomesky of 61 Clin ton Place. East Kutherford, w ere am ong 56 students in the Paterson evening division of the Rutgers State University who made the dean’s list for out standing academic excellence.
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A "Command Perform ance” test drive will ac practical investm ent than you may have thought, World's Largest Ttansmlsslon Specialists. quaint you with several aspects of Cadillac owner ¿«-¡so; iakcx a "com m andilerjorm ance" test drive to- ship. You’ll experience the sm ooth, quiet rirle, day, and m ake this your year~td realize a worth- precise handling and spirited petlorman.ee .while-rtmhi-iion.------: 't our Cadillac dealer inviics'you lo a "Com m oi id Performance, THURSDAY, JLLY 2.'», 1968 PAGE EIGHT T H E LLADER Keep Your Faith, Co To Church Every Sunday And Holy Days Kcv. David 8. Barbala«, Babbi CHURCH SERVICES Stndjr: 43S-M82 H o n » : 939-3124 Lyndhurst H. S. Awards ft Church Services North Arlington WESTMINSTER UNITED Lyndhurst High School's top .'ewish War Veterans of the Unit Honor Medal, Given in recogni CONGREGATION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH students and leaders won numer ed States. Outstanding in Citizen tion for achievement in scholar The Rev. Lee R. Bund pi» North Arlington, N. J. B'NAI ISRAEL ous prizes for their work at the ship. leadership and Patriotism ship. service, and loyalty to the 780 Kearny Avenue, Kearny Ridge Road and Page Avenue Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. recent June commencement. — Judith R. Steinhardt. ideals of Lyndhurst High Lyndhurst Toohy, Pastor Sidney Bogner, Rabbi T elephone: «39-7920 Here is a listing: American Legion Honor Medal School — Judith Lynn Thompson. Rynti^i*i;ue: Phone 998-3813 Charch going; families are hap Rev. Joseph M. Quinlan Scholarship.Award — Six high - Barringer - Walker - Lopinto Lyndhurst Woman’s Club — SACRED HEART R. C. nothing but Truth or. Mind can Rev. James J. Brady BII.TMORF. PENTECOSTAL est ranking students listed alphu- Ametiean Legion Post No. 139, P om e Econom ics Award—$100.00 heal, and this Mind must be di pier families. CHURCH Rev. N. John Lombardi 119 Blltmore Street scholarship — Judy Bulkowski. vine, not human.” Union Summer Servires helically: Francine .Irene Gen- ‘ Outstanding Courage, Scholarship R idge Rd. h New Jersey Ave. MASS S C H E D nJE Rev. Joseph V. Lattell, Pastor Services at First Church, During July mi km worship ser Ce, Beverly Faye Hansen, Rich- l eadership and Service — Erik Rt. Rev. Msgr. Lyndhurst Garden Club Christ Scientist. Rutherford, vices at 16 o'clock will he held FOR JULY & AUG. ; rd H. Pascbburg, Annette Ber- Arnold Tobiason. Henry G. J. Beck, Pastor Scholarship $150.00 ^ .R . Lapolla. N. J., Cor. E. Pierrepont and In Westminster I nited Prp*hy. Sunday Masses: 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, n.re Stine, Mary Patricia Tener- Am vets A w ard — A. W. W. Le M asse«: 6:3 « , 7:30, 9:4)0, 10:00, . o — Lincoln Avenues begin at 11 terhin (Tiurrh. During August 9:15, 10:30, 12 noon. 5;30 after- P a u la Jones In owiez. Carol Elizabeth Zakutyn- wandowski P ost No. 20 of Lynd- 11:00, 12:00 in ohureh A M. All a re welcome. noon^in church 10:30, noon in the services will be held in hte rki. lürst, Outstanding Service, Loy Girl For Finnegans 9:00, 11:30 in school I.yndhurst I'nited Methodist scK£>( auditorium. N e w Mexico U. J.nglish Award — Ladies Aux alty, Citizenship and Leadership Bailv Masses 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, RKED MEMORIAL. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Finne Holy Day Masses: 6:00 a.m., iliary American Legion Barring — Stephen J. Alexis. ’ C h u rc h . Paula Jones, daughter of Mr. gan, 643 7th Street, Lyndhurst 8 :3 0 UNITED FRESBYTERIAN 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m ., 9:00 a.m. er - Walker - Lopinto Post No. Lyndhurst High School War MASSES CHURCH and Mrs. Paul W. Jones, 35 tnnounce the arrival of Linda 10:00 am., 11:00 a.m., ana Ninth St. North Arlington, is . 139, Excellence in English for Memorial — $100.00 Scholarship HAILY — 281 Stuyvesant Avenue Marie, 7 lbs. 5 ozs. June 2*, at 5:36 p.m., 7:00 p.m enrolled this sumer at the Uni- four years: Katherine Pelletier. — Douglas J. Aldridge. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 6:30 p.m. The Rev. David L. Barrett, Mrs. J. M. Dolce Clara Maass Memorial Hospital. First Friday Masses: 6:00 am., versitv.of the Americas, Mexico History Award — George Gar Leslie Company Scholarship Sat. - 7:00, 8:00, 8:30^9:00 P astor She joins a brother Kenneth, ag Mrs. Angelina Viso Dolce, of 7:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m ., 9:00 a.m. City rett Memorial Award in History $200.00 — Engineering and - or FJRST FRIDAYS — Church telephone: 4M-7687 ed 2. Maternal grandparents are 646 New Jersey Avenue, passed Dally Masses: 6:30 a.m. 8:00 io a boy Barringer - Walker - Lo- Science — Richard N. Pasch • :u0, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, »:00, M anse telephone: 933-3372 aw ay on T hursday, Ju ly 18, at Because students at UA are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson of a.m . and 9:00 a.m . r nto American Legion Post No. burg. n:30 p.rtr.™-— -"---i— ...... Ttiere wiB be no Blttp School passair General Hospital, Pas- nnl nnlv Irani the United States Manchester, England. The baby's Baptisms at 2:00 p.m. every but from more than 40 other "T?9, Excellence Tfr History for HOl.Y DAYS — during the summer. It will re- saic. Nursing Scholarship Wom paternal grandmother, Mrs. Sunday, Marriages should be countries, the school plays a dis- four years — Ralph A. Vuono. 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, fume on Sunday, September 8. an's Club of Lyndhurst, Junior Pauline Lipinsky, lives at 15 Mor She was born in Italy 81 years arranged with the Pastor at tirii-tive role in intcreultural and History Award — Wallace Wal 12 Noon, 6:30, 8:00 Evening The morning worship service Woman's Club of Lyndhurst, Ev gan Place, North Arlington. Mr. ago. H aving com e tfl tire United least a month in advance. international education. Accred ker Memorial Award in History SUNDAY — f'om July 7 through September ening Department of Women’s Finnegan is a draftsman with S tates 64 y e a rs ago, she had Confessions from 4:00 p.m. to ited by the Southern Association to a girl Barringer - Walker - Lo t *30, 7:30, 8:45, 10:00, 11:15, 1st will begin at 10:00 A.M. been a resident of Lyndhurst' of Colleges and SehoAls, the Club of Lyndhurst — Sheryl Ann Wallace and Tieman, Belleville. 5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 p.m. pinto American Legion Post No. 12i :30, 5 p.m . for the past 35 years. University has a larger enroll C rassle. o ,------to 9:00 p.m. every Saturday 139: Excellence, in History for 8:45, 11:30 Auditorium LATTER DAY SAINTS ment of American students than S. B. Penick Company Schol She was a member of Sacred evening of Holy Days and four years: Carol Elizabeth Zak- BAPTISM S — OF JESUS CHRIST any other liberal arts school arship — $200.00 — preferably Heart B.C. Church and the Bo JFirst F rid a y s. ______ulynski. New Babkin Town Every Sunday, 2:00 p.m. A. E. Starks, Pastor sary Society of Sacred Heart C nmmunion calls should be ar- ’¿lt)i oad: —-— *—-— ------^ Chemistry or related subjects — Latin Award — Columbus Club Fire Chief Victor Lindsay DEVOTIONS _ f Services Every Sunday at the C hurch. .ranged at the Rectory; Emer Classes are taught in English fan Thomas Fanning. Award in Latin — Columbus Ath and Mrs. Lindsay of 41 Livings Monday evenings al 7:30 p.m. Adoniram Masonic Temple gency Calls any time of day by an internationally trained LYNDHURST High School PTA Survivors are her husband, letic, Social and Political Asso ton Ave., are rejoicing over the Miraculous Medal Novena ' 321 Second Ave., Lyndhurst faculty but practically all stu Joseph M. Dolce; fiv.e sons, Ro Rectory, 10 Franklin Place, ciation, Excellence in Latin — Scholarship $150.00 — Mary Pat birth of a granddaughter, Kath CONFESSIONS — 10:00 a.m. - Church School dents learn Spanish not only in sario of Long Island, Paul of WY 1-7660. Anthony A. Bonelli. ricia Tenerowicz. leen Mary, born on July 6 at Saturdays; eves of Holy Days 11:00 a.m . ■ Preaching Service the classroom but through their Carlstadt, Joseph of Boonton, Convent, 18 Franklin Place, Lyndhurst P.T.A. Council of Passaic Gen. Hospital to their association with the people- of Commercial Aw'ard — Benevo “and of M rst Fridays • 3:00 to George of Clifton, and Salvatore •Public Schools Scholarship — son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 997-2142 Mexico. Most of them live in lent Protective Order of Elks 3:00 p m.; 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. UNITARIAN SOCIETY of Randolph Twp.; three daugh S150.00 Stand for recognition — and Mrs. Richard Lindsay of C hristian Brothers F aculty college-approved private. Mex Wo. 1305 Medal and Bond. Ex Monday evenings after Nove 70 Home and Ames Avenues ters, Mrs: Rose Mastroberti, 182 Overmount Ave., West Pat House. 2110 Ridge Road, WY 1- ican homes and as a result be cellence in all Commercial Sub Philip Fucetola. na Devotions. P h o n e: 933-2739 Mrs. Catherine Lombardi and erson. The baby also has a 0235. come familiar with the customs le ts — Annette Bernice Stine. Elks Award for Youth Scholar 11:00 a.m. - Sunday Service Mrs. Camille Picone, all of great grandmother, Mrs. Frank Lyndhurst; two brothers, Jo Grammar School, 21 Church PI., and daily lives of their hosts. Math Medal — Norris-R. Kos- ship — Bond and Certificate — MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH 10:50 a.m . - Church School Pfluge, of the Livingston Ave seph Viso of Italy, and Antonio WY 8-8222. thes Memorial Award in Mathe Francine Irene Gentile, Richard Copeland Avenue, Lyndhurst and Nursery Miss Jo n es, a g ra d u a te of nue adress. The baby's mother Viso of 'Philadelphia: three sis High School, Rutherford Place, matics i- Medal Lyndhurst High H. Paschburg. Sunday Masses: 8:00, 9:00, North Arlington High School, is is the former Miss Barbara Car ters, Mrs. Carmella Ventura of WY 8-8223. regularly a student at St. An fchool Faculty, Excellence in Elks Award for Youth Leader v 10:30,11:30 ST. THOMAS Chicago, and Francesca and roll of North Arlington. drews Presbyterian College, four years of Mathematics — ship — Beverly Smith, John Jo Daily Masses: 7:15 EPISCOPAL CHURCH Madelina of Italy. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH where She is majoring in Span Richard H. Paschburg. seph Oddo. OUR LADY OF Stnyvesant and Forest Aves. Mr. and Mrs. John Hougton, The funeral was held on Mon OF NORTH ARLINGTON ish. Pearl Service “L” — Lyndhurst • MOUNT CARMEL PARISH Church Office: Church -School Chemistry — Edmund Burke Jr., of Page Avene, with their day at 9 a.m. from the Nazare 233 R idge R o a d Hifeh School Student Council—75 .C hurch _ 149 Copelaml A venue Building, Forest Avenue Memorial Award in Chemistry, family, have spent a three-week Memorial Home, Inc. with a Pastor, Charles M. L. Oberkehr service points — Francine Irene near Riverside Avenue P h o n e: 438-5668 Lyndhurst P.T.A. Council of Pub vacation at Lake Hopatcong. High Mass at 10 a.m. at Sacred 213 Ridge Road Local Students Gentile. Linda Jeanne Natiello, Rectory — 197 Kingslaod Ave , Daily Horning and Evening Heart R.C. Church. Interment lic Schools — Excellence in C hurch P hone: W Y 1-2883 Mary Patricia Tenerowicz, Jud* at Willow Avenue P ra y e r - 7 a.m . and 7 p.m . was ia Holy Cross Cemetery, Chemistry — Eric L. Rail. P arso n ag e: W Y 8-7140 Received Degrees ith Lynn Thompson. 935-1177 Sunday Services: North Arlington. Italian Award — Italian Schol Unico Scholarship — $500.00 — Itev. Edward J. Hayes, Pastor 8:00 a.m. • Holy Communion Sunday School—9 a .m . JERSEY CITY „ — Twelve arship $100 to a girl, East End Drive Carefully Stand for recognition — Kather Rev. Henry Naddeo, Assistant 9:30 a.m. • Morning Prayer, S ervice— 9 and 10:30 a .m . local residents were among the Democratic Organization Auxil • Lutliri League: 2nd and 4th day ine Pellitier, Gary Vincent Cola- MASSES — Holy Communion and Church 616 Saint Peter’s College -grad ia ry — E xcellence in Italian — Mrs. M. Henderson bella. . Sundays - 8:00, 9:00, 10:30, School of MontC 7:00 p.m. uates who received their bach Rosario Tuccino. Alpha Omega: 4th Monday of elor degrees during recent com- Raymond Roche Memorial 11:30, 12:39 * 11:15 a.m. - Morning Prayer M rs. M a rg aret H enderson, 49, Italian Award— -East End- of 292 W atson A venue, Lynd month, 8:00 p.m. mencement ceremonies . It was Award — Sportsmanship, charac Weekdays * 7:15 a.m , 7:15 Democratic Organization — to a hurst, died suddenly at St. Men’s Club: 1st Monday of the the largest class in the history ter, service and loyalty to a boy LOWEST p.m . - ST. MATTHEW’S boy — Medal — Excellence in Mary’s Hospital, Passaic on month, 8:00 p.m. of the College. cr girl going on to further edu CONFESSIONS — EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Sunday. Italian — Pasquale Digràvina. Church Council: 2nd Monday of cation — Douglas Raymond Gles- Saturdays and Eves of Holi CHURCH The graduates are: Joseph Music — Fred Beck Memorial PRICES month, 8:00 p.m. Costello, 20 Church P la c e , No.' son. " d ay s - 3-4, 7-8 Valley Brook Avenue at Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Award in Music — Medal, Lynd Henderson lived in Lyndhurst 9 Chnrch Bowling League: Every A rlington, B .S .; A nthony Dok- Honor Award for Four Years— Thursday before First Friday- Travers Place hurst High School P.T.A. — Ex years moving here from Jersey T uesday, 8:30 p .m . li oupil, 733 Lewandowski St., Trancine Irene Gentile, Beverly IN 6*4. 74 Reverend Ernest G. Lindner, cellence in Music and Service to City, where she was employed Ladies Guild: 3rd Wednesday of Lyndhurst, B.S.; Chester Ka Paschburg, Mary Patricia Tener BAPTISMS — P asto r minski, 472 Riverside Ave., the School — Gail Susan1 D’Arcy. as a typist at Westinghouse month, 8:00 p.m. owicz. TOWN Sunday at 2:00. Advance No OFFICE: 295 Travers Place Electric Corporation. Lyndhurst, B.S.; Michael Mar- Art — Nellie Lagerenberg Pre-Confirmation Class Each Nicholas A. Carella Memorial tice required P H O N E : 939-2134 sello, 182 Hendel Ave., No., Arl I'-'emorial Art — Award, Lynd She was a member of Sacred Wednesday, 3:30 p.m, Fund Scholarship — to a boy or NOVENA — SUNDAY ington, B.S. ¡ Joseph Mead, 31 h u rst E m blem Club No. 72 — E x ON COLOR Heart R. C. Church, Lyndhurst. Thursday, 7:00 p.m. girl going on to further educa Miraculous Medal No vena - 8:30 A.M. Summer service thru Summit Ave., No. Arlington, cellence in Art — Joseph C. Calo. She is survived by her hus Senior Choir: Each Thursday al tion $200.00 — Linda Je a n n e Nat- Every Monday night at 7:15 Sunday, September 1. B.S.; John Pecoraro, 14 Bernice Athletic Award — Paul Capac- TVs Confirmation C la s s : Each Rd., No. Arlington, B.S.; Joseph icllo. M ass. band, Wallace E. Henderson; cio Memorial Athletic Award, 8:00 p.m . M. Pecoraro, 14 Bernice. Rd., Jesse Robinson Memorial LYNDHURST UNITED four sons, Wallace, Joseph, Har Lyndhurst Booster Club, Excel Ohureh Social Club: 3rd Satur- No. Arlington, B.S., with cum Award — to a boy — Aptitude See ST. MICHAEL'S B. C. CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH old and Edward,' all at home, lence in Sports and Citizenship— one daughter, Mrs. Donald announced. laude honors; Leonard Roca, and competence in Industrial Ridge Road and Page Avenue Lionel Theodore Shoebridge. Stuyvesant and Tontine Aves. (Margaret) Tomko of Ruther 415 Second Ave., Lyndhurst, A rts $25.00 — U.S. Bond — An- Rev. Ladislaus J. Wllciewski, Rev. George Freed B.S.; Donald Sabella, 352 Forest Kiwanis Club Certificate — Miles ford; her parents, Mr. and r.elo N. Beneduce. P asto r ST PA U L’» Ave., Lyndhurst, B.S:; Thomas Lyndhurst Kiwanis Club, Based P astor Mrs. Harold Williams of Jersey Civic In terest League $100.00 to Sunday M asses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sanfilippo, 164 Eagle St., No. cn Scholarship, Character. Serv 307 T ontine Ave. - 438-6928 City; and one granddaughter, a boy or girl, outstanding traits Mercury Arlington, B.S.; Louis Schwarz, 10:00, 11:30 Union Summer Services Donna Ann Tomko. Sunset Avenue and York Road ice _ Mary Patrici aTenerowicz, 100 Chestnut St., No. Arlington, of character, citizenship, service Weekday Masses: 7:00, 7:90, North Arlington, N. J. Anthony A. Bonelli. During July union worship ser Funeral services were held B.S. and Thomas Tomkiewicz, i.nd dependability — Business 8:00 Office phone: 991-7252 Veterans of Foreign War vices at 10 o’clock will be held yesterday at John T. Collins Fu 88 Hedden Terrace, No. Arling School, Trade School or College 626 R id g e Rd., Lyn d h u ret Rectory phone: 991-3137 Award — Guidetti, Rogalski, in Westminster United Presby neral Home, 19 Lincoln Avenue, ton, B.S. — Laura Budz. 939-6717 FIRST CHURCH terian Church. During August Rutherford, with a Requiem Wase Post No. 3549, Outstanding Two of the local g rad u ates A lexander A. La T ronica Sr. — OF CHRIST SCIENTIST the services will be held in hte High Mass at Sacred Heart F IR S T ______in Citizenship, Scholarship and w ere commissioned a s second Ei Pierrepont h Lincoln Ave»., Lyndhurst United Methodist Church at 10 a.m. Burial was in PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Attendance — Beverly Faye Han- lieutenants, Costello received Rutherford, New Jersey Holy Cross Cemetery, North ' sen, Royal Smith. ' Church. Ridge Road & Ilford Avenue his commission in artillery and Low Summer Prices B r a n c h of the Mother Church. Th» A rlington. Sanford L. Kahn, Ladies Auxil First Church o« Chri«« Scientist, Rev. Henry C. Kreutzer Rosa received his in the Armor of Boston. Mas» P astor iary, Kearny Chapter-No. 538 Sunday Services at 11:00 A.M. RUTHERFORD Corps. 11:00 A.M. Sunday School CARD OF THANKS 991-3464 Premium Fresh Mined Coal Wednesday Evening Meeting at BAPTIST CHURCH p:\s o’clock at which testimonies ot p ftS#OP John Dexter Greenleaf to Christian Science healing are given Deeming it im possible Reading Room at 5 Statio»? Sauare P h o n e: 438-6795 thank all in pi lione Better at Any Price open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Friday eve “The Church of take this means of expressing nings from 7:30 to 9;30 o’clock. the Royal Welcome” THE BIBLE g Tra T r a Closed legal holidays. our sincere and heartfelt thanks Nursery care provided during — THE LORD’S DAY — to all our relatives and friends Sunday Service. Nut or Stove $25.00 Pea Coal $22.00 9:45 a.m . - Bible School S P E A K S | S ° m e ï b e ° U r “Ye shall know the truth, and for their words of consolation, 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship, the truth shall make you free.” many spiritual bouquets and g o i n g b Buckwheat or Rice $20.00 Youth Fellowship T O Y O U These words of Jesus as re floral tributes at the funeral of corded in the Gospel of John, 7:00 p.m. - Evangelistic Ser GUARANTEED SATISFACTION our beloved sister Rae Johnson. This week’s vice are part of the Lesson-Sermon Christian Science Program \ a t e titled “Truth” to be read in Wednesday - Special thanks to the clergy WHAT DOES IT MEAN MORRIS DEMEE Christian Science churches this 8:00 p.m. - Hour of Blessing of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Sunday. TO BE INVOLVED? a s ® 0 . E st 1911 Church also the staff of Steever — — P a r t n Among related passages to he LYNDHURST HEBREW read from the denominational Funeral Home and the Lynd STATIONS SUNDAY’S 615 ESSEX ST. HU. 3-2132 HARRISON CENTER WNEW 1130 kc 6:45 A.M. textbook, “Science and Health hurst Police Department for 333 V alley Brook Avanue W K E R 1500 k c 9:15 A.M. M A 2-7600 with Key to the Scriptures” by their kind and efficient services. Between Ridge Roi*d and WVN J—AM 620 k c 9:45 a.m. W hat do you do? You phOne. New Jersey Bell ■—Mary- Baker Eddy, i “We Bereaved Johnson Family classify disease as error, which Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst New Larger Facilities Becoi/se l^e Care Burk Funeral Home S T E E V E R Dependable Service Sincc 1929 ’ * Directors WALDO J. IPPOLITO t ’.v • • . . , FU N ER A L PERSONAL SUPERVISION John L. Burk Paul Konarski FUNERAL HOME A ll services are conducted under our per sonal supervision to comply with the 425 Ridge Rd. Lyndhurst HOME wishes of the family. Prompt, Efficient, Dependable Service 4 3 8 - 4664 52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst . WEbster 9-0490 Steever Funeral Home NAZARE SUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL MEMORIAL HOME Inc. (corner 5dx Ave.) * -— — Pleasantly Air Conditioned JO SEPH M. NAZARE, Mgr^ Air Conditioned. For Your Comfort 403 RIDGE ROAD , - LYNDHURSL N r jT Air conditioned year round ** 438-7272 On Premise Parking 939 - 3000 Jersey City Office • 469 Palisade Ave. THTHSDAY, JULY 25, 1968 PAGE SEVEH MHS. MICHAEL DONDIEGO Grace Lutheran Church was Passolaqua, cousin of the groom Miss Sharon Ann Bergmann W atchung Hills Regional High Firsl Lutheran Church, Kearny m ph Raefsky. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Ilinkel, an alumnus of Stevens Institute Ihc setting Saturday, July 20, and Carmen Pannullo. Clement l-rcnnie the bride of Captain School and tlio Newark Branch was ,the. selling at 4:38 o’clock Following a wedding trip lo the 331 Ilil Kay Avenue. WyckoJf, of Technology where he was for the wedding of Miss Nancy Bertram, cousin of the bride, ■ p .tijl.v i’ll, lilliS for the m arriage "maid .1. Byk, USAF Dental ill Rutgers Univiirsity^ Sim Js cui- lahamas and Miami Beach. announce tile engagement of el»H4ed Alpha-.Sigma Phi Fra- •l.ajje S nider, dajuahter of Mr* was Junior Usher...... Corps Ju ly ifflth 1968. The bride o| Miss. Holly G. Anderson and Florida, Ihc couple will reside in their daughter Jo Ann to Wil ternity. lie is a circuit designer and Mrs. James B. Snider, of lently employed as a Medical The bride wore a modified Mr. Thomas R. Wilgus. K earny. liam Francis Colton, son of Mr with IBM in Kast Fishkill, New Hcndel Avenue, North Arling s the daughter of Mr. & Mr*. 1 cchnologisl at the Presbyterian Empire gown of silk organza, Revera(id_ Philip Peterson per- The bride a graduate of Berk- and Mrs. William Colton, 191 Y ork. ton, to Michael DonDiego, son I Curl A. Bergmann of Mountain Hospital, Newark, N.J. trimmed with Peau D'Ange Prospect Avenue, North Arling of Mr. and Mrs. Sam DonDiego, Ave. G illette .arid the brjdegrooti) ■ formed the ceremony for the c ley Secretarial School, East Or The marriage will take place Lace, with crystals and seed ton. of Lenox Avenue, Irvington. The is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Captain Donald .1. Byk ".is itaughlrr of Mr. & Mrs. 0. War, ange is employed by Lybrand, in June of 19(i9. pearls. Her elbow length veil Miss llinkcl is a graduate of bride was escorted by her .guukiatced from Ntulli, Nqrth-Artinnlm> ■Ros*; . tiros.- & Monlgomwy itt- fell from a crown of crystals Crystal Sf.’, NoHli TtflTrig- Ramapo Regional TliglV School father. The ceremony was per t ■: High School. Alliance College, and the son of Mr. & Mrs. Don r.ewark. Her husband attended Mr. and-Mrs. Gurdoen Dorter and seed pearls. She carried a ton. and will enter her junior year at formed by Rev. Charles Ober- Cambridge Springs P a. and New ali! T. Wilgus also of Ar- Essex College of Business and is ard son Richard Whitworth are Prayer Book, with while Or St. Vincent DePaul’s Church, Paterson State College this fall kehr. A reception followed at Jersey College of M edicine and lingloiv. chids and miniature white car Stirling was the scene of tile employed as an electrician .with She is a member there of Gam spending a-vacation in Wildwood, The Fountain, Belleville, N. J. Densti.slry, lie recently comp lei . The bride wore an Kmpiiv Wilgus Electric of Kearny. .-.ccompanied by Mrs. Anne Dor- nations. Nuptial Mass performed by Rev. ma Chi Sorority. Miss Janet Lorden,'cousin of ed a year of internship with the •,>wn of Knglish net and alenim i Mr. Colton, a graduate of "T and son Charles of Kast 1’at- All her attendants wore Anri Francis llennchey. A reception the bride was Maid of Honor. USAF al Biloxi, Miss. ii ce appliques, and watteart Warren Babbitt of 17 Ridge Queen of Peace High School, is ( i’sün. cot Empire gowns of silk organ followed at Sulphur Springs Inn, Bridesmaids were. Misses Linda ! riJ in. She carried a cascade ol I'd.. Norlli Arlington is among 38 za with matching headpieces. I’crki'ley Heights. The couple will reside in Ada- Thunbcrg, Peggy Farley, Mrs. The maid of honor carried a while roses and gardenias. I'articipanls in the Institute for Joseph DcLorenzo and Mrs. Miss Cheryl ,1. Byk, sister of i a, Turkey. cascade t>f apricot baby roses. Advanced Study in Music for sec Edward Carr. Miss Debra Sal the groom was maid of honor. . The bride's sister Belli Ander Bridesmaids carried a cascade (Hilary school teachers al, Ih< vatore, cousin of the groom, Bridesmaids were the Misses Mr. and Mrs. Peter Masterson sen was maid of honor.-She wore of apricot baby roses trimmed Uutgers University Summer Ses B u y A C a s e O f was Junior Bridesmaid. Josepli Sandra Accomando, (Jail Del.es- of Kearney Street have had as ,i blue-green chiffon gn\\;n and with white daisies. Sftm . DcLorenzo served as Best Man. sn, Fran Forti and Mrs. Paul their guests for a few days. Mr carried a ball of . jmm-poiws in Ushering were James Snider, Upon their return from a wed- i’eiginann. sister-in-law of the and Mrs. Jackson Webb of Lav. 'larinonizin;', colors. Similarly'at The six-week program, pro brother of the bride, Michael dint; trip to the West Coasl. Hie ton, Okla., who have gone to I ride. —in fui-mat-«*»,. 4 w :ighls couple will reside in Union. N.J. Germany lo visit ”[ficTr~sonTh taiue Wilgus, sistee of ttu!grooin, .slutl* which m ay Im' meni!fti>ra-lcd Roliert Ktdlokl <'Otlsin of Ihc law and daughter. Ma.jor and The bride is a graduate of .Miss Suzanne, M arinacelo and into I lie secondary school music Scholarships In groom w as best m an w hile iish- Mrs. Peter Masterson and chil North Arlington High School Miss Marilyn Warner. c.rrlculum. . u:s included Chestor Lyszczeit, dren, Kathy and Terry. Major Holbert’s Name Her husband is a graduate of Masterson,, who is stationed cousin of the groom, John 0s- Mr. Douglas Elfner served as Irvington Technical llig'i near Stuttgart, is the son of the Babbitt is a teacher al North William R. Holbert Memorial -ii'óvyskL.R|.lpli Molitorio and Paul School. Both are employed at Kearney Street Masterson* and '/si man. Ushers in the wedding Arlington High School,, North Ar Scholarships have hern awarded Westing house Electric Corpor -Hcrsniajin,-brollier-eF the twide, his wife is ttre rerm er Miss Bar r a r ly ' Were M rr Ja c k Fanning, Ingtnn. If f holds n IV Adcirfee Uv. the North Arlington Rotary ation, Newark, New. Jersey. Tlie bride is. a graduate of bara Webb. ■ ¿34,-Ilmen Oliver andjVlr, Jo from -Trenton State College. Club to Frank Dello Strftto and Kdwurd T. Swibinski of North Arlington. The Schokiiship Committee, in making the awards, spoke very highly of the youth of our com munity and of how these young • rcople presecutcd themselves. Bitter Lemon Their summary comment was that it was.- difficult -to choose two from those nominated. We . . 1» lieve the two young poo plewiio * W ■ c!id receive these awards are ex- —cellenl and should do well. The officers for the Rotary Cub for the coming fiscal year arc: President, Carmine Torsiel- lo, Vice President, Joe Zirpoli, Secretary, Joc Faizarano, Sr., Mid T reasu rer, Dr. E. Taylor. Board of Directors are: J, C, Bruno. IJjanlt Miller,. Art Miller, and Bert Fahey. Brides" Are You Planning To Quinine W ater Decorate A New Home. W É 8 Free Consultation S ervice . §L P? 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OAN ASSOCIATION Frank’s Garage tier IfcttMiil few-! M l if v tijfpiillkW 4 fI$iSS BR00KDALE BEVERAGE CO 267 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst 939-7790 CLIFTON BLOOMFIELD Ph o n e 4 7 2 - 6 9 0 0 X PAGE SIX T H E LEADER THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1968 Police Mass Forces In County FUTt KE ALL STARS? — James Gukla, basketball coach, out lines some of the fine points to LyhdUti£st Ree irrmifl as Com- m iss i oner Joscpff'Carueci and Director Mild reck Kenehan watch. Boys, left to right, are Ronnie Roselli, Peter Rizzuto, Charles Goring. Kneeling are Ronald Politz and Thomas Anoes. G M C T R U C K Use Our Classified Page For Frank’s Garage team s. 267 R idge R d ,, Lyndhurst Health Dep.t Keport 939-7790 Russo reported for the health Automotive Child Care ForRent FACTORY OUTLET STORE Help Wanted Male and Female "900 Par?atcrAvr5TrEast Newark — Plenty of Free'Parfetng Hours This Week Only 10:00 A.M. to 5:30P.NI. J i n Y - ¿ 1 - 2 5 - 2 « an d 2 7 OM.V F ire h o u s e For Sale Lost and Found Personal ((uriUnuetl From Page One) tliut it had been tlie custom for :it least twenty years. When the Muesing citizen stated, he thought nore cHprens would eonie out Rummage Sale plus Summer Clearance Sale Nursery School Pets Services fie g k . replied that more were present that afternoon than trad been at FAMOUS W ELL K\m v\ KIIAVUS the Inst three evening meetings. Phil Di Parto asked Russo, an (IIIIIMUXS Painting & Decorating Tutoring Assemblyman, if any hew deye- ’upmcnts had taken place in the Dresses - Skirts - Bathing Suits M»OK SMOOTH: Now Von Can Have UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED Banlons - Turtlenecks - Shirts UlltLM* & LADIES’ or W a n te d DRESSES - SH ELLS - SKIRTS- SLACKS Instantly - Safely - permanently by the Sensational BRA- DRESSES - C U LO TTES - SHIFTS Wanted To Buy Situation Wanted Kadlmnatlc Electrolyala By C.INA Of AOATA BEAUTY SALON SHIRTS - SHORT SHORTS Come In Today for And Many Other Items at Surprisingly Low Prices Free Consultation Gina’s Electrolysis -■ This ad is for the benefit of customers who WYm an 1-1308 are not on our mailing list. 152 “Midland Ave. Arlington, N.J, T H E L E A 1) b .-B p a < ;e n v k 1 H tKsUAÏ, JtLY ¿3, 19o« Miss Rosemary Carrig Became The Prize Winning Bride Of Robert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Car attended Jersey-City s#iools «ml Essay On America riß'of Woart Avenue, Lyndhurst, if connected with the Jersey City i.ntjounee Ihe mairiaße of their rV^ice Department. Upon then' WHAT AMERICA MEANS for everyone and re united this daughter Rosemary lo Robert r.tiim from a honeymoon trip to By JOHN IX SKI country. And there are thou Thomas, son of Mr and Mi's. A. the Pocono Mountains the couple sands of men who have died in This essay for the Lyndhurst Thomfis of Newark Avenue, Jer will reside in Jersey Cily, 4th of July celebration won first wars fought to preserve our sey Citÿ. The marriage took prize in the Boys’ Division. freedom and liberty. These un piace in Jersey City on July 8. To me, America means a sung heroes have played a great country; the country I great part in the building of our Mrs. Thomas is a graduate of was born in, the country I live ceu atry . I j ndhurst High School and grad SJWEON in, the country 1 love. America But that is the past; we must uated this June from Rutherford means the lan^ of opportunity, now look toward the future. This Secretarial School. Mr. Thomas JßjnULiX»!C a r f i where you have the chance to country's future depends upon be what you want. It means the you and upon me. We must not land of equality where you have rest on past achievements and TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST say what a great country Amer PUBLIC NOTICE the same rights, no m atter what BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT your race, religion or creed. It ican was; we must say how RE: Application of Normiac As great America will be. As y/e sociate*, Ri^ge Road, Lots 3, 7, means the land of the free 8 S. 16 in B lo ck 88. on t h e L y n d where you can do or say what remember the words of our late hurst Assessment Map: President, let us build an even Request to construct a pursing ever you desire without fear. It Home, in a Business Zone, is means the land of democracy greater and stronger democracy denied for the reason that s»id for the next generation and the application is in viclation of the where you have the opportunity requirements of the Lyndhurst to say how the country is to be generations following that a Zon>nq Ordinance, as amended country that has achieved great The determination of the Board run. But why is America all of Adjustment is available for in these things? ness and will always be great fraction at the cffice of the Sec Frank’s Garage because of the citizens that live retary, Municipal Building, Lynd The late President Kennedy hurst, New Jersey. said in his inaugural address, in our land. That is what Amer WARREN BOOLE 267 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst ica means to me. S e c r e t a r y “and so my fellow Americans; D a t e d : J u l y 1 *«* 939-7790 ask not what your country can Dated: July 25, 1958 do for you — ask what you can FEES: $5.50 do for your country”. These Bus Service For words illustrate why America has reached the stature it pos Miss Geraldine DeLtica, Medical Technologist and Ralph M. Par adise, Chief Medical Technologist, are pictured programming sesses in the world, today. A Meadowlands “Riba the Robot" for a day’s work in the Chemistry Laboratory of West Hudson Hospital. SUMMER COURSES country is only as' good as its The hope of throwing open job citizens make it; and if the citi oportunities in the East Ruther- (JU LY 8 THRU AUG. 3rd) zens of a country don’t give two R E M E D IA L & SPEED READING, COLLEGE ford-Carlstadt meadowland com where employment is available. member has sucessfully com Post Office, 10G RidKC Rond, cents about the welfare of their BOARD PREP. TUTORING ALL SUBJECTS, country, you can imagine the plex will be realized after Labor Such services are now being pleted the course. North Arlington, and West Hud- Day when Manhattan Transit private 4 small group individualized instruction. shape the country would be in. operated in Long Island on test NOTICE ,vm Station1,' 255 K earn y Avenue, 4| Company will inaugurate an ex The North Arlington Free But here most of the citizens do . . plans and so far have appeared K earny. press service between the area Public Library Board of possess true patriotism; they Effective Saturday, July 2 It and the Port of New York Au- SUCCC8jUU' ------* - Trustees -at its recent meeting ti'.TTf will be -no window «crak e— The, curtailment at lhc.posLfitj are really concerned about the , The bus service is expccted moved to accept the grant well-being of this country. Our to take 30 to 35 minutes and cost on Saturdays at the main post fiee window service on Saturdays Recently it was said that there which is to be tised' for the pur martyred President and his 60 cents each way. For 30 trips office, 64 Midland Avenue, Kear- ;s at the order of the Post Of- are over 300 jobs unfilled in chase of reference books for the brother Robert, so recently as it will cost $13.90. ny, the North Arlington Branch ficc Department. meadowland industries because library. sassinated, are supreme exam workers could not reach them. ples of this spirit of giving. Al though they were born to riches, There is no direct bus service they still devoted their lives to between the new industrial Work Shop Course helping our great country and parks and areas where workers were killed while doing so. live...... Manhattan Transit has ob Completed By And throughout our history tained a franchise for the new m akes shopping m ore rewarding! there have always been men route from the Interstate Com Mrs. Raggiero GRAND who have shown great patrio merce Commission. tism toward this wonderful X country. It took real courage However, start of service Mrs. Bartholomew Ruggiero, waits upon completion of the in Junior Library Assistant at the and patriotism for the original IMPORTED-STORE SLICED signers of the Declaration of In terchange now under construc North Arlington Free Public Li dependence to declare our coun tion at Moonachie Avenue and b ra ry h as com pleted a- re fe r T u l l M Route 17 in Moonachie. ence Work Shop at the Bloom try independent of England and B T H R I F T Y P f | * FOR PICNICS AND SANDWICHFS field, N.J. Public Library. for the men who believed in this The State Department of AVAiumc o K * J i a young country to give their Transportation is eager for a The workshop, an eight session FRANKS 53 I U K J B at m,a’ LOIN I n * lives in the Revolutionary War. start on the new service. David course comprising of 32 hours SHELL STEAKS Ib. $1.69 Goldberg, transportation com of class study, was sponsored by Also men like George Washing EARLY MORN the State Library Bureau. i ib ton, Benjamin Franklin and missioner, is a member of the SLICED BACON pkg A grant of $500 under the TOP QUALITY Thomas Jefferson who helped Tri-State Transportation Com OSCAR MEYER ^ — ^Ü ^SW IFT S PREMIUM 8 o r America get on its feet. An mission which has urged the term s of the library service and construction act will be awarded HAM SLICES p H CHICKEN PARTS CANNED HAMS other true patriot was Abraham hook-up of industrial and job STORE SLICED to each library whose staff BREASTS with rib LEGS with thijb Lincoln. He helped gain liberty opportunity areas with places HALIBUT STEAK 4 b * 9 9 S TRESH BONELESS wÊS ê ê COD FILLET BONELESS 6 5 5 9 . All MÇAT-NO WASTE STEWING BEEF 8 5 c SHRIMP cockV aii3 8 9 c KRAUSS HOT OR SWEET-PURE PORK FRANKS $J98 T h s m i m 1 (H) LIGHT CHUNK GRAND UNION WINTEKGARDEN STRAWBERRIES COSTA POLAR WHIP SCHRATrr'S GRAND UNION i i ; IB.’ i t .1 a REGULAR OR FRENCH CUT • -y. ' ( ■ piies S 5 L ' GRAND UNION HADDOCK DINNER L 8 9 c GRAND UNION ■DTTIR PECAN COFFEE CAKE V. 59!_ CHAM) ratON GRAPE JUICE 7 *100 MR O-CRINKLE CUT. 8 9 * 5 9 e w W COSTA 3Qc FUDGESICLES W W HERSHEY SUNDAES CHUN KING CHOW MEIN 89° CHUN KING CHOW MEIN NOODLES 5 3 c CHUN KING SOY SAUCE 2 9 c CHUN KING CHINESE STYLE HOT MUSTARD 3 9 c fVALUABLE COUPONS IQ ' O F F witti tills coupon and purchase of one II1/, oi. plcg. STOUffERS frown Lobster or Shrimp Newburgh or King Crab Imperial p i s i ] 1 5 * OFF “ with this coupon3« andond purchase of - 4 -cons a s HEINZ Grant flmeridon Souos ^UPONGnorrruoii r.. " PRICES tfFECTlVt 1HW 1AT. Jupt 17 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY. Grand Union 579 Ridge Road, North Arlington “ Instant Redemptinn Service” Bloomfield, N. J. 22 Washington Street THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1968 TAGE FOUR T U E LEADER THE COUNTY OF BERGEN. prcmtsing or guaranteeing the Jersey, on Tuesday, August 13, 1968 NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR payment of moniy by Oi* for the at 8:00 o’clock in tha evom*g prevailing time, or as soon there ALIOS It! I I' \\ VNTKIt F I MV1.K h e l p w a n t e d m a l e THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN OR Township or authorfxmg the issu D I N A N C E S NOT INCi.UDFD ing of bonds or othor evidence Of after as said matter can be THEREIN AND T H E S A V N C the Township’* indebtedness or anv r«dcned, at. wnich time and place t . o M . r ■ fi»p w m l tnvulïd •PAKT T IM E »51 « k . lJv-~s all persons who may be interested *67 l ord I ; it1 ì* 0. T w o (!•» f FROM REPEAL OF CERTA N contract of or obligation assumed therotn shall be g ven an oppor ;;rt «ir tuîl tim»-. ■ 9:3,) p.m. Sal. day«. Dlstribu- OTHER ORDINANCES NOT IN- by the Township; h a rd lo p . ‘ìli nl condition. ~ d tunlty to be heard concerning the tli.ii center. No cvp. nei1. SW >- CLUDED THERFIN A N O c r>q 8. The annual budget appropria V II n a d u a te of North Arlington W*«i High Schoolers School. is being assigned to Mc G uire AF'B. N.J.. for duty vwith Plan Colleges the Air Weather Service. Ft ft)' . nine per cent of this The airman is a 1986 gradu by 0«v d L i» f• -c• u a r'i graduating class at North a te of North Arlington High \i lington High School will eon- P h c o l. The "Lines ’ of tntie on to higher education on T^ast Resistance a full time hasis. A s the years roll by, every The students are: Jersey City wowa>. eventually has to face-up Stale College — Hilda Barber, to the fact thaT her birthday suit is it rowing older. Rail Brcjjs, Joanne Haag. Janice Drive Carefully « o x . h a t h .a t i o x s >1 ¡eliaci mid I'nlternrrK itahle, and thev kind of mw up or merely indulge in perfunctory l**auty treatments. They simply let the ‘’lilies of least resistanc« " deepen—and multiply. They could not be more wrong-headed. It’s 1km?ii proven that a careful daily beauty routine can help iiunimtee lines and wrinkles, tighten sajrjiin*? contours and re vive facial skin tone. A fe w min ifies every morniiig and niuht is Also. R utgers University-N ■>»•- tTi it takes surely a small enough : rk. IV-res it,, G uerrera. Chi is mveatment rtf time that can reap inch satisfactory profits. Dorothy tia' McHugh, Susan Paris, WHILE "U" WAIT Gray has a special collection of James Henderson; Rutgers Uni K ITCHEN ^ Satura products, which, when versity — New Brunswick — CHAIRS ,araSKlw‘ uxeti in a beauty rnutiiie iit'Lli- Hrnre Seidman ; Boston Univer fully, will aid in reviving mature R e b u ilt & F-- «kin. sity — Sue Ann Estevez; Pntcr- Recovered F À Tile process has four steps: •on State College — July Kelseh, F ro m y JRM&MÌir Cleanse, freshen, moisturize, and P ú trid a 1-atJiüiL Betty Jean Ri condition. You start the morning with Satura Cleansing Lotion, a chardson, and Ellen Reinhardt; rich flowing jiink lotion with Montclair State College — Rose Per ( hair tleep cleansing action that 'loats hornero, Belinda Venancio, Rich I S w itch ed To dirt and grime to the ,-urfuce of ard DeSanla, and George Muel C lialr C ra ft“ 's , l>:d v - t i ' the skin where it'can lie tissued Open front HI m. t > 111 pm off. Next, ytnt apply Satmu ler. . ' We re'-eived the happy news wVn Michael was re Freshener, a non-ui.ving, two- PH O N E 342-4607 evaluated at the Institute? for the Vchievement of layered freshener for dry i ni Ahd. Monmouth College — Jnn- rituaan Potential in Phi’arlelphia recent!.- that after which removes liny trace f ’.V :inH Joyce Priee, Thomas Bttr- CHAIR CRAFTERS 334 E ssex S t., I.odi one and one-half years of patterning, Michael will no cleanser that might have hein f.io; Simmons College — Eiaine left, and helps stimulate and re Near Modell's. Rt. 1.7 and A *P h uger have to be patterned. Mike will stili have six MISS LYNDIIUKST — At recent July -Ith eele hration this striking photograph of the beauty lcar; Trenton State College — Next to Texaco Station fresh the tone of the skin. 1 mi. south of Garden St Pia*^ hours of therapy a day, but as we were told at the contest winners was obtained. With diadem is Carol Harte, the new Miss Lyndhurst. In back Now that you have really .'anice Newton; Western Ken- Institutes, “this is half a graduation.’’ of her is Karen Soelenski, first runner-up, Third girl is Jacalyn Vreeland second runner-up. cleansed and freshened the skin, it’s time to moisturize and pro We wish to express our fincere thanks to each and tect it with Satura Lotion, a Philip Swanson creamy lotion which contains every one who catne so faithfully to help Michael. Vitamin A (with or without hor Arlington Decorators Inc. Thai.k you for helping. Thank you for caring. — In Training Program mones), and is applied all over With Lyndhurst baseballers its In Little League both the Na AKRON, Ohio - Philip Carl the fare to form an even base Thank you, too, to the Commercial Leader for pub Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. for makeup as it aids moisture lishing our appeal for volunteers in March. Thank bombs and championshps away. tionals and Americans of Lynd- retention within the deep layers F u r n i t u r e Carl E. Swanson, 26 Morton PI., you to the F irst Aid Squad for the help they gave! u»’.'1 The Legion Bullets of Lynd- hnrst go into action tonight. of the skin and helps to protect Carpeting — Interior Decorating hitrst, the county championship The N ationals m eet the Wall* No. Arlington, has joined The the skin from the hazards of Our thanks also to the Elks Club and the Fire De partment for their help. put away for still another year, i'igton Nationals at Carlstadl at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com w eather. Draperies - Slip Covers - Re-upholstering pany in Akron, Ohio, and is en- Your last step is at night, with trimmed East Rutherford H to- + ir-PrM. The- Nationals -beat Ru a thorough application of Satura We will never forget the wonderful response from' Monday. therford 1 to- 0' and then did the l oiled in the firm’s management Cleanser, to remove all makeup. Homes — Apartments everyone to our need for help. Your giving of your Uaining program. Then, to guard against dryness Now the Legion is aiming for t.lck again Saturday Offices — Banks — Motels self has helped Michael toward an independent life, Wellington belted Garfield 1 to and replace needed moisture the district play-offs, meeting Swanson, 22, is a g rad u ate of while you sleep apply an over and we will always be grateful to you for this gift ?. Saturday to win the honor to Pockway Monday in the first of North Arlington High School and night treatment of Satura Cream. Visit Our Showroom which you have given to our child. face Lvndhurst and its ace Worrying about wrinkles brings a thrpe-game series at Morris was. graduated from Newark Col pitcher, Larry Ix>. Oil more of the same. Laughing Mon., Thura., Fri., To 9 P.M. Knolls High School Field at » lege of Engineering, Newark. at. them only heightens the laugh The cannonading Lyndhurst Tues., Wed., S»t., T o 6 P.M. iO . with a Bachelor of Science lines already, there. But by fac S in c e re ly , ■ inericans taUg otl North Arling Tlie second game will be play- degree in Chemical Engineering. ing the issue squarely and doing ton at Hasbrouek Heights tonight sometjuiig about it, you’ll not 742 Kearny Ave. Kearny, N. J. rd at Lyndhurst Wednesday at While on G oodyear's m anage a t- 6 P.M. only feel better, but you’ll look Larrv an«l Joan Allen 6 P.M. ment squadron, Swanson initially smoother, younger, and fresher. Phone: 991-0915 Lyndhurst beat Garfield 15 to 3 will be given an overall view of Nothing Wrong with that! Saturday for the privelege , of In Babe Ruth play Lyndhurst the company’s organization d(u- won the District Five title by playing North Arlington tonight. ,ng a five week period which in beating West New York and last Both Lyndhurst teams are aim cludes classroom lectures and ing now for the finals—if they right took on Morristown at Clif 'actory process and product Or ton’s Holster1 Park. win, tonight; ientation. Following this, he will receive a series of staff assignments in San Carlos Wins Aitorher Title the area of his interest on one Y o u of Goodyear’s 23 specialized pro Pat Carucci’s Municipal Soft scheduled to get under way this grams. These assignments will Pull League is entering it’s last coming Monday night, at Ball last from two and a half to bven- week of the 1968 season with San Field No. 2, Comity Park, IT ty-two months. flarlos rep eating-as .pennanL-Avin- The Lynd h u rst M unicipal All rers. The battle for the runner- Stars are slated to take on the When the staff assignements « i c i % * up spot Is a toss-up between Harrison Pleasure Club under have been completed, Swanson Ridge Lounge and Valley Liquor, ¡.glits Friday, August 2nd. The will be transferred for perman- The Joseph Polito Agency missed frelitninary contest set for 7: 3| ei’t assignment to the Goodyear a play-off spot, while Lyndhurst i’.M'. finds the Lyndhurst Girls department to which he is best Diner,"a new entrant, wound up All Stars taking on the North suited by his educational back in' the cellar. The- play-offs are Arlington Girls All Stars. giound and personal interests. Tn just a few minutes, any National Community Bank office, can start you off right — with a low-cost budgeted Vacation Loan. So, to have all the fun and sun in the world — stop in at your nearest National Community Bank office today, or call 939-4000, 845-9000 or 445-6200. ANDCADILLAC HUGE SAVINGS! BUY NOW ! There's no doubt about it, right now is the time of year to get your fabulous year-end deals on new Pontiac and Cadillac leftovers. This is a good time to make the deal you want because we have the model you want, in the color you want, plus the acceisoriei you want, including air-conditioning. Hottest of all of our models in stock are the sportsman's delight. Many GTO's, Convertibles, and Firebirds are included in this big, big leftover time sale. Don't wait another day if you want tht buy of a life-time. Stop in and see our huge selections now! Come in and find mit u / i y De M u sst is the leader in Pontiac und Cadillac sides und service since 1925! M e m w r r . i r. NATBONÄL COMMUNITY BANK C o m mit >ii ty - M i n d cd ’ ’ O ffices RUTHERFORD • RIDGFWOQn • MIDLAND PARK • OAKLAND • T.EANECK (5! 1FAIR LAVVN !«) •• RIDGEFIELD • GARFIEtD NOKTM. ARLINGTON • WALLINGTON nr-tirrgm (lrmnhj:~N. Jr T AST PftTPrSOtT""»— LYHOHURST .(2) ■ CARLSTADT • “ HAST RUTHEIWOKD A Guide For MOVIES ENTERTAINM ENT DINING Summer Teen P'rivate Rowe Wins Gil Gotham turns the F. D. U. Players Opening Season Writer Assignment Dances At H. S. Pvt. John Rowe, son of Mr. and j SptMlito the Slur* an American playwright and pro- partant raies are Frederick Mar- lltsbrourk Heights; Auslin Rob- Mrs. Walter Rowe, 129 Stuyves- "WinterseC' by Maxwell And The Lyndhurst Department of cuced in New York.’’ eus of Clifton (Trock), Francis tits of Belleville: Mrs. Evelyn ■■ nt Ave., has been assigned to NEW YORK — There are so don’t contribute anything to the erson. will be presented by tlje Parks, under the direction of Director ol the Alumni Play r.ttiony of Little Falls (Garth), Kowalski of Wayne; and two duty as a w riter in the 197th In many things wrong with tele- country but a few cents in the T airleigh Dickinson University Commissioner Joseph Carucci, Jr. ers production is Mrs. Berlha David Chanjpion of 64 Stuyves- UrilHrpn, Kim and Donna Kar- fantry Brigade’s Post Informa that the plethora of crit- pookqts of the producers, there Alumni Players in the Little The is sponsoring Summer Teen Dan am Aw. Lyndhurst (Esdrast, nnutsos, of Rutherford, who play tion Office at Fort Benning, Ga. icism has a tendency to obscure would be money for news atre at the University's Ruthcr- •iyres of Summit. N.J. ces on T hursday evenings. ¿These Francis Lotz of Jersey City street' urchins. the real trouble. broadcasts that did not depend ford campus this Friday, and This is the third successive fiances will be held at the Lynd- Rowe entered the Army in Ap The chief trouble is in the fi- upon eomrhercials. (Judge Gaunt), Julius Kazimir, The Little Theatre, at 24-1 Mont- Saturday, July 19 and 20, and the jear the group has presented a hurst High School Gym from 8:00 ril and was stationed at Fort nances of television. There is Where Is Congress? Jr., of Clifton (Shadow) and John kjss Ave., is air condition«!. . following Friday and Saturday. sim m er play. Last y ear (1967) P.M7 to 10:30 P.M. The first Eenning upon tljp .completion of too much tossed away on mis- There is something vicious Koppenaal of Parsippany (Carr). T ickets ( may be p u i- July 26 and 27, at 8:40 P.M. f was "The Time of Your Life," t'ance will be held Thursday basic training at Fort DixTTTe lit programs such as those of and dirty about television opera- chaSi-d at'the door. •.nd in 1966, "A Man For All Soa- evening. July 25th. Appearing is a graduate of Lyndhurst High Jackie Gleason, Frank Sinatra tions. The verse play opened at the Also in the cast are Te.;sa Business staff is G.O. Nienabsr and the-like There is too little Not long ago "a man named this week will be» "The Pleasant School and has a B.A. degree in M arlin Beck T h eatre in New sonSi Merdlei and Kathleen Parksr- rf'NewSHt, Stage Manager; Saut devoted to the news programs. Allen Funt who had a show * pset" band. journalism from Northwestern York on September 25, 1935. Ihat |jrads ¡n "Winterset" are ton, both of Rutherford; Clinton Canvthis be remedies? called. "Candid Camera’ was M. C aro of P assaic, Prom otion State College, Alva, Okla. He was year Anderson won the New York Karnoutflos (Miiiamnei Chin o! Pasfcaic; Barbara Simp- There will be an admission I, for one, think the answer is willing to tell the story of why and Program Manager; and a staff writer for the Passaic »Jwrge »f 60 cewtft per person. clear and loud» It'can be rem his show was cancelled, Drama Critics’ Circie Award for ;in(j Ernest Hoitsma (Mio) both ‘rin oT Itaniivrr: Larry Gn*um' of TIalph Ferrara ol LodiT Alumni Herald-News before "being draft Those attending must be Fresh cdied.. Funt appeared on a radio pro- ' the best new play written by c.f Rutherford. Also playing im- l air Lawn: Pauline Lepanto of Business Manager. ed. The first cure would be in gram and tried to talk. But he man thru Senior year of high As part of his duties, Pvt. the development of news pro- was shushed., school. Proof of being a Lynd grams that wquid be shown Nevertheless, Funt said en- hurst resident is required. Tickets Lowe is a member of a five man without comercial interruption, ough to indicate the need for a will be sold at the door. Girls staff which handles the brigade's The most tragic thing about thorough investigation of tele ‘Mouse That Roared’ At Queen Of Peace will note that no steel heels will (ommand information program, television news today is the vision. Funt told how half of he permitted on the gym floor. (ontributes articles to "The Bay "To- TSfeaR-ih for advertising. CBSB-" tits show had to be given to an The newly organized Queen of The comedy will be co-directcd t.ic- the play's theme song and a sonic and Old Lacc!' and Boys are required to wear sporl onet." the post's weelcty newspa nel 4 today is the worst offend- agent before it could be aired. f cace Summer Stock Theatre c^ three graduates of Q.P.; Jim public relations? man to advise Hum a Witch. clothes, jackets and ties are not per, and produces "First Call,” er although Channel 2 and Chan How ate shows sold? Who Company will present a two act with light- • Though professional advice the brigade's monthly newsletter. nel 1. the other network sta- makes the money? fiefanile, Raymond Holland and with publicity along i ecessary; Girls may wear ap- comedy entitled: • 'The Mouse and consultation will be used, the . linns, axe. notJax behind ----- Recently- Frank - Sinatra Jr. Wütwm Traîna, all past • “Ptay-ing rmrt -scenery rsperte fo-drra*' created' peopt>iatip: street- etothes, o r types ’rhat Roared” on the third week News should be presented was given a show of his own. of clothing worn on a school day. AIR CONDITIONED u s” in the school’s drama club, the tech crew- with scenery,’ etc. Complete Catering Service WEDDINGS - BANQUETS P A R T IE S — E T C . Now playing thru Tuesday at the Lincoln Theatre Arlington— • A gun is the last tiling Jerry Lewis needs or wants in this scene from “Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River,” in H O M E M A D E which hte plays an American operator trying to make a buck Cole Slaw Baked Bean* in England. The Coluumbia Pictures release in Technicolor eo- stars; Bernard Crlbbins, left, Terry. Thomas and Jacqueline Potato Salad Macaroni Salad Pearce. “Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River” was pro duced by W alter Shenson and directed by Jerry Paris. Clam Chowder changing the lines and. cos I.emanowtcz! NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS tumes. The show doctors went Tonight Lyndhurst will tangle to work to achieve the Meadow SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS wfth North Arlington American brook perfection. Freshen Up your home at 6 P.M. at Ha?brouck Heights. This is the most gorgeously Home Made If Lyndhurst is victorious to wifh our fine custom costumed and elaborately pro night, they will play in the Dis duced musical the management made slipcovers and KISZKA and KIELBASY has ever presented, yet they trict 5 finals on Saturday night still feel, regardless of the ex- at 5 P.M. at Wallington. draperies, suifed to The Pixie Juely Troupe will present a new version of the Hours Daily: 8 A.M . to 11 P.M. children’s musical. “Alice Through the Looking Glass’ at the your budget. Tappan Zee Playhouse, Nyack, Tuesday, July 30, at 11 a.m. a n d % p.m. Left to right, In a scene from this delightful show HUETTEMANN’S are Joan Shepard, as Alice, Chris Cable, Pixie Judy, Jeri Wol- SUNDAY cott, and Bruce Detrick. Miss Shepard and Evan Thompson wrote the book, anel music is by John Clifton. Tickets can be ordered liy calling the Tappan Zee Playhouse box office, 914, EL 8.5800, Delicatessen & Grocery 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. or 212, KJ 9-7050. Special discounts are offered to groups. 226 PATERSON AVE. GS. 8-7488 EAST-, RUTHERFORD • .... • • -> We have all the known brands of Liquort, Win»* v » GARDEN and been. We serve hot lunches. Ladfat Invited. Beers - Wines - Liquors SHOP AT HOME • C A L L U S ‘ a ■» t --- VVr v a n ALL KINDS OF GERMAN STYLE BOLOGNAS Delicatessen Double Barrel’s Tavern So That It W ill Look and Wear Better Than New 418 Page Ave. (Cor. Chase) Hat S«np and all kinds •( Cold Cats, Sandwich•• Imported & Domestic Tabie Luxurie« & Specialties y lu all kinds •( Beverages, Coffee and Cake. the ACKERSONS LYNDHURST, N. J. JOE DOBROWOLSKL Rep. 410 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT, N. J The Best In Foods 939-2114 o r 2116 NDHURST, N. J. Cooled Beverages by modern refrigerator always on hand I. MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY WEkiter ».MSI N. S . D. INTERIOR DESIGNERS WE 9-2950 V , ,.,iharft Public Library SAMPLE .* i. Q7071 ? ______ H I i n u t - e d Strici M ini : a young Imy, wilibin^, nuiiggiing agahist his nmther. Tbe nuillier eluden» Him with ImiIIi arms, com furl s him. Mrnathnr in hrr mouth, dangling an inch «lune til"' (Eom m ^rcial blond hair of the lioy, Ik her lighted cigarette. Kvcn for the *«kf ut children »nine pu rents cannot d ‘ny themselves the F.VFRV \\ evil weed. «nil s u n H HKilt;KN RKVIKU Voi. 48 No.—52 LYNDfllJHSr, IN. Jl LY 25, 1%8 ci... »»,«.« Ruth,r*„rc n. 4 GEnteev*m ™!'»i FIREHOUSE ORDINANCE FAILS TO PASS Death Crash, Park Ave. Rutherford By AM Y 1)1 VINK rep,irate piece of property, pre rimntien Committee room, Mayor Bogle promistd the dis any compensation for hi* worX LyncBiurst volunteer fiirnen ferably the former Leslie Ct>. cmnmnivation* room, a lounge, ,"1 uni led firemen that he Would ; I'coiTlinjj to authorities. , . w ill have to w ail f ir th rir ¡m-yvl- ■ai)d aero s the street from the n kitchen, storage rooms and submit an ordinance that would Ua-ie Ambnw», local yoans; ff/t new firehouse as the ordin- present firehouse. Mayor II01 icr ’avatoricn and an emergency pass before September. Even so. hwypr, asked if the Board had ; nee pernritling ccnslrut. 1111 »n.u H. , Bogle and Commissioners generator, lie said aboul 17 feet many firomcn. visibly disappoint- ( iinsideicd tisinjT Ihe present pul)- (itAvn to deft it by a II to 1 vote .!t.sep)i A. Carueejj-.and VftotA J -- -■if land would he taken froth the tci, said aloud as ihey U ft (he !.i Lihrary tiuiklinR as a pilhlic ’1 uesdiiy afternoon, Commissioner Huss'i are satisfied to rxlcnd the fo lk . 20 feet along D dafield < banibcr, “There go ten years safely building and constructing Peter F. C'urcio being the lone frcsent town b»d' anil (¡returns' Avenue. t o; w ork.” a lib: ary Hi arer the high school, (V-.KsCnler and Com m issioner John tom. lex to include part of the Commissioner Carucei said the Bogle said d uring Ihe public with (tie aid cJ federal funds*. Garde, bi ,ne absent. "In order park behind the town hall. -'flip, iw tw ir «»)*lti‘fl ‘Ihe IVmifl fork-wt-it- witteh is planned for iitarlng that before choosing ait to p a ss, an ordinance niUsi rt? Pogle reveal« d for t'le first f rchnuse u.w is in poor condition architect lo prepare plans the "I I'rincalioh and the Commission «live -ill leas) four afrii in ilive t’me the sc ipe The following is an article which was written hv Mrs. Christina I . a t s h a , which 1 appeared in iho 50th Anniversary hooklel. r-rt~- — ------— ^-.The Lyiu?hur»l I fir#t »aw in 1912 ' There were no street 1.5 People w oultl hardly he recognized as the same who really wanted to go out at ri„!it often, CGisiimiiiity today. cairicj lanterns. Thera wcie tudley cm i that cam e north frem- I r c-a’flrlr-ow-R id g e Rond to Vsl.liy Brook Av, nv the’i tve t Firut cl nil, the area on which our to Stuyvesant Avenue ami fr.-ni tl re to Town HaW stand« v,a» a garbage duinp- Rutherford. The fare was 5 cei.lj. iis.a grou.vj in tiiose days. Periociically ' e. A./ i this gmi»se pile was set on fire atvd f-%^' bairiseiJ all dav. I can still smell the vnv>t>us SS Wtth many vacant lots in the cotw- oJors — odoirs one can never forpet. munily, I could walk from my h ir a c , then on Weart Avenue, to ti e Wtml.ing- ton School, to do substitute teaching', go 'On the west side of Livingston Ave ing practically all the way on vacant lots. nue and the railroad bank was a wooded ’ • 1 V j •• • ri... • . .-I,__ . mrv-ft, v lith a-snM»M -stiream along T r a r e r s P la c e w as tKea ca?|e.(f F ro n t whei'e Court Avenue ia now. 1 picked Street. From there to Iho river were huckleberries in that wooded area. Dur- iiii; a coal strike men would come and cut briars and other undergrowth. trees to be u^d as fuel. The fir« department was in a imoU building on the corner tltnt l>lifsn*n Cfliiimulcrs saw an almost daily in Cleaners now occupies, llte cqwtpmcnt teresting occurrence iji this area. The was pulled by horses. I't iO '1,.i-i] in the hou,*; ne,\t lo tW Tbc tax officc wm in t*»f old OilU prir.ciit C5rl Scoot H-vue w w U q«ickly* Fellows Hall on Vftllcy f ' i w k A venue, fitviJi hi» cup of brc ikiagt ccftca the about Kntfway between Si ij vcsawt Ave comantiler ti iin pulld into the station; nue and Ridfie Rond h e v>,«.«!d jthsn h u rry put” o f the house, juift]» the Ihtle strnj.stn and hurry up the railroad bank on a path w e ll i n i ! v J by The Westminster Presbyterian O iiirdi daily commuter»:, Bii\l catch the ta ai)< jujt services were It'-Id in a f' cr tcr school as it was pulling out of the station. ^ building 011 N e w J e r s e y A e- je. Still earlier Sunday School ;,’id t ' »sich services T f r"'"y ~ 'r —zzi ~ nzr ~ had been held in a 1 m over the Lacka There 'were unpaged strceU, dusty wanna Kingsland SteT. . Sacred Heart HATFUL OF FUN — At recreation fielA last week Miss Mildretl Ucnohan, ccnter, summer director, staged a funny hat contest. 11 Clturcli was at that lime a much st»tit,Uc.r Miss Ceil Cerrito, counselor, helped manafc«. the affair. The child ren in bottom row, left to right: James Volpe, 8; Mark Grace, when dry and six inches of mud after a 7; Anthony Merle, 6! Mary Hraly. 5} Ma>y Moliiur, 7; Jean Benazet, 7. Bear row, left to right: ICIise Chlerico, 6; Kristie rain. Il was well that we then wore high church b u i l d i n g . T h e M d M i H l-h'jref» Robinson, 8; Timmy Lorflnk, 9; Jean Grella, 9; Barbara Bramble. 6; Glnu Pezzolla, 5. ' ■______- shoes, (almost a curiosity today). Some stood where the Reuf . ITumhtog r.nd slreefs haff boirj-walks instead of flag- ' ^“KiTw'TirToTareiL Mrs. Mildred Renehon, direc-, with Hean Grello 9, Barbara Camp Valleybrook. The winners On Wednesday the 1014 yr.- hurst Bowling Lanes. 48 buys stone or concrete walks, of which there B ram ble 6 , Gina Pezzallo 5, El of the Crazy Hat Contest from old girls held a Salad Party and tor, reports: The second week will participate in the sport, were few in town. Between t! e sidewalk W e could go On and on. Suffice t h i s of Lyndhurst Park Dept, camp sie Chierco 5, Kristie Robertson Camp Jauncey are: Carol Guz a barbecue for all the girls of supervised by 4 of their coun aind the curb at 273 Livingston Avenue, to give jj:.t a climpse o f v?!j«t L..vr.Jhur»t program started with the 10- 8 . L ean Benazet ,7, M ary Mol- zo 6 , - A drienne M agarelli 5, the camp. Janis Pilas. Head selors. - » there was a well with a puinp. Folks \v,is lik e 55 years agx*. It is s tilt a g lo w 14 yr. old boys and girl's going n a r 7. Judy Yann&riello 10, Gail Sharon Adamo 9, Frank Gior Counselor, and Barbara La Pen- to Towaco Swim Club for a re Golem biewski 12, M ark H ealy dano 5, P eter De L uca 7, N at na and Hane Norden, counse- Next week features; llobo canro from blocks away to get pails of ing community, striving to he<;o:tna a Alfano 9, Susan S teel 7, D ebra lbrs, supervised the girls. good water, even after water lines were better and better pl .ee tn WhSch .to liv e . freshing day in the pool. 5, Mark Grace 7, Anthony Merle Day, Christmas,—auu a—Pizza 4 10-14 yr . bid 'provided'“for home, vj ■ •• ' ' . V featured a Crazy Hat Contest, Lorfink >9, as from and Christopher Ferrara 8. boys went bowling at the Lynd- Party on Friday. ’ — ,