PAGE FOURTEEN THE COMMERCI M I F A DPR coi’TTl RAICEN REVTFW THURSDAY. JANUARY 25. 1068 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“•* — - -- - - ofA# 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 if you 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.