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Vol. 46 No.—I I LYNDllUKST, N. J.. MARCH 24. 1966

All Of Lyndhurst Invited To Sacred Heart's Open House

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a a *h » « m i i n H a m aa>a a i w. t.

How doe* the church operate?What ara ita ipir.tual director* like?

Wkat ara it* w or.hipm Lk«?Sacrad Haart Catholic Church of Lyn&

hur»t U foing to 4*mon*lr*t«.AO of l yndhurat ia invitad to aiait the

church, bicgeat Catholic pariah in Bergen County, Sunday from 2 to 5:30 P.M.

There Rt. Rev. M*gr. Henry Beck and hia curatea will be on hand to five a guided tour of Sacred Haart Church, ita school, convent and rectory.

It ia one of the moit ambition* project* ever launched in Lyndhortt. It i* typical, however, of Magr. Bock who io juat about one year ha* become one of the mott be­loved member* of the community.

Magr. Beck * work at Sacred Heart ha* won outatanding praise not only from hi* pariah and not only from member* outride hi* Lyndhurst pariah but from the entire North Jeraey aoctor.

A* a speaker Magr. Beck ia one of the moil eought af ter men in the itate. He hat •poken before groupa al) over the atate groupa ranging in atao from a handful to thoutanda.

An inspired *peaker, Msgr. Beck haa won a wide and devoted following wherever hi has app eared.

1 ho Lyn<ft urst church ha* been booming under his tealous guidance.

The other day Msgr. Beck laid out plane for the open house.

"Sacred Heart Pariah invites a'l thi people of Lvndhurst to it* OPEN HOUSF on Sunday, March 27, from 2 P. M. to SiSf P. M.

"View the work of a Catholic parish in guided tours of our church, school, convent and rectory.”

That was th* invitation extended todav by Msgr. Beck. Many are sure to accent, the invitation.

Republican Unity Pres:In Fight A s South Bergen Leaders Join Movement

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t i t N D H t'K tiT CONVENTION PLANS PROGRESSING Chief G eorge g lrk a r il h e ld t joint faceting ot Ihe D .'partm »o»

W om ans A uxiliary la fa rth rrln * plana fc r the up and com ing New J e *ey and N ew . V o/k V dhm tear f l f w a ta * A jm rta tlo n C onv en tio n a r 1 P a ra d e to be hr 1 Ju n e la th and 11th IKC

Seated I* Madam** H ilda Monaro ai*d R ay H arbierl look In? i s v u p la w With C hief ttWMW# K*rk*r4. Otor Hnx h to t i C b let J o h n Monaco and E*-Chlef I dm ur 1 B arM eri, P a rade C h a ir : m an

' P a rad e rule* and regu la tions were finalised for both -lU xlliaT ' D epartm en t* . Theee i l r i d Wlr* are *rt up for the judgln* s ta ff an d 'h a l l govern th e a w a rd of trophies.

I V ictor JLindaay. C hatrm a o of C on ten tion Hall C om m ittee rej p o rted th a i D e l ^ B U f T * m l i *r B lffgH R i r b e e n d h t rtb n ted j aeH th a t m ost plan* for th e lli«h School which w ill hold the | C on v en tio n m eeting and Oterlion Friday evening Ju n e 10th a r r

people to reg is te r as poaaibie I burst w ith its vaat meadowland near co m p letio n .In his report Commissioner acreage so strategically looat-l R o b ert K lrn e r rep re seo tln x the l.yndhur*! Police f i r s t Aid

Curclo (aid that h» and other lo- ..<d would be an ideal site for a Squad re p o rte d th a t he h a s ? towns offerlag th e ir equ ipm en t and cal oWClals as ~«M I a* those ‘ TJW lvU ff'P lft *.— -------- •aarv leea t a « f* t a id tfeoa t e r The need af * D aetee e ith e r

Jaycees Urge Commissioners To Seek Location Of Exchange Here

tram other com m unities w i l l m ake an kppectloa tour of ihe Piiaaanc R iver a re a Saturday mor­ning a t 10:00 a .m . travei.ng by Town bus and boat. This was in

"We need notmen of thr- great

tell you gentle- benefits which

this could reap fo r our town. The lowering of taxes and th e gtvst increase in real ealste valu.s

conjunction w .th the meeting held are but a few of the m any bene- j in the Town H all Fob. I I of rep -'fits which would accrue to the resentativea of state, county,! citiiens of our cummunity.

,and oommurutiea bordering the I "We a re ol the opinion that I Passaic R iver in a move to clean Lyndhurst has too Jong sa t back

part t im e that day w as staU 1 and It Is hoped that arrangm enl or a tm e sor t o f sc h e d u le ca n be w orked out.

Photo by K en S u m m ers

Lyndhurst High Students In Regional Business ContestsOn F riday , M arch l i th , live

By HI 14, FRANCIS

At the suggestion of t h r LytHflKinrt J4JW M , th e Board of Com missioners Monday night got into the WaU Street act byinviting the New York Stock Ex­change to settle in Lyndhurat.

E v er since tha exchange pro­tested new taxes proposed in New York the m unicipalities around the country have Invited the o r­ganization to find a home withintheir boundaries. __ ^ _ _____________ . . . _________ __________ _ ^

M ayor Horace R. Bogle Jr. *aid the w a ter w ay. land w atched others take ad van- l-orodhuratHtRh School *t|>denishe sa w no harm In th e idea and) The late R ichard If Ashton tage of th e ir n a tu ra l re so u rn * . Participated in regional busl-the board decided to send off a of IVrady Park and auditor for specifically the meadowland*. "**• * ' Of****le tte r to Ihe exchange,^ I the township of Lyndhurst w as You need go no further t h a n *“ *h !School, and sponsored ay

Commissioner Peter F. Curcio fulogfaped by U r mayor an d com- R uthrrford, East R utherford and New Jersey Future B w hgs*mtawcnors lor his kw * and C ad itad t to see how aggressive(L o w ers « America chapter Thefaithful serv ice to the comm unity, and tarviithted local governm ent, w ere in tne area-, ofMr. A*hton w as past president o f ha* benefitted their c l t t e e n r y .p ^ ^ ^ ’P ^ ’ stenography, type-Uie Municipal Acomnitant* of New Cbuld not Lyndhurst be countedrw rl,inE' business hng-Jersey *nd a m em her of th e ja m a n g them ?

duwlands, Now it will be reused New Jersey Societies of CPA j "Speaking of Lyndhurst as theto dissolve the sew age sludge. H e 1 The letter from the Jaycoes Financial Commun ty o f ' the said the system would employ follows: J World m ight seem to m an y asa recirculating pum p. I “We of Ihe Lyndhurst Jay- ludicrous as a pipe dream . How-

In another action a t the m eet-!fees hereby request th a t you, ever, this dream oan be a reali- ing, an ordinance w as passed the Board of Ownmissioners, ty If we d id act and act nowregulating vehicular traffic on look Into the possibility of in>-i-' “ Yes. th is is a big undertaking,the street* of Lyndhurst, Sped-1 ting the New York Stock Ex- but w e of the Lyndhurst Jayoees ficaily it would be illegal to park changr to consider i Lyndhurst feel that is a town of big people on both sides of the s tree t a t c e r- 'a s a possible s ite for t h e i r with big potential.’’

announced * m v 1kk of (1300 yt o r In w ater costs. This will re­sult from a system o f using ef­fluent w ater which had be«n released previously in the meta-

tain tim es throughout the wees facilities If and when they choosefor two hour period*. D irector of Public Works Curclo noted that th is ordinance will facilitate stree t cleaning and also elim­inate oars which a re left p rac­tically stripped on the s t r e e t and trucks which, p rio r to this o r­dinance, had prevented a proper stree t cleaning. He went on to

to leave New York City.W e strongly feel th a t Lynd-

The le tte r was signed by Ray­mond Garborini, President of the Jaycees.

Women Sponsor A rt Svmoosium A t Fairleigh Dickinson University

say that a t present a man with Jrrw ;"y State a broom m ust follow th e sweep- men’s Clubs e r in o rder to clean th e areas. | ^ rt ^

A question from the audience Artist sought to determ ine whether the Dickinson

The Art D epartm ent of the New

Symposium it Exhibit*

Federation of Wo- ant* spm soring an

and d u b Women litkm at Fairkigh

University, Madisonears which a re in violation of Campus. M adison m Saturday, the new ordinance would be tick- April 2nd from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. eted and towed away. In reply | R egistration w ill tie a t 10 A.M. Curclo said lhat cars would be in Dreyfus H all. The Mansion, on ticketed but not removed. .C am pus w ith the opening of the

The commissioners also pass- Club Women A rtist Exhibition by ed a series of four resolutions Mr* William F . Pratt, Nutley, authorizing Mayor Bottle to sign Federation Art Chairm an. Dr. papers requesting federal g ran ts Louis B. Gordon, Chairm an Fine for the construction of a sew age'A rts D epartm ent, Fairleigh Dick- line from Rutherford Avenue a- lnMn University, will greet the lone Polito Road and Terminal quests, and M rs. S. H erbert Tay- Road and connecting with sew er 'o r' Cherry Hill, President of the Mnes in the Lackaw anna Indus- N. J . S tate Federation of Women stria l a rea . It will include a pump- in*T station.

In a letter to th e com m is- Moners from Commissioner P e ter Russo who was ab sen t,. It was an­nounced registration for the Atv ril p rim ary election will be held eight evenings p rior to the elec­tion. The office will be ooen from 7 to 9:00 p.m . Aoril 18-21 and April 25-28. This is in addi­tion to the day hours of 9 to 4 :30 p.m. Monday through Friday. I t is R usso’s wish to get as m any

Clubs will w elcom e the guests.The m orning program will start

at 11 A.M. with a Still Life dem­onstration using acrylics by Mr. Louis Spindler, form er faculty m em ber and teacher of Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison. Now teaching in Newark Arts High School and the Metropolitan New York A rea. Has w ork noiw in the perm anent collection of toe Montclair Art Museum.

fjirte.heon from 12 noon to 1 P.M. m ay be eaten in the Student

Cafeteria with a box lunch from home w ith coffee available.

Armcuncements of aw ards will be m ade in the Gallery Lounge at 1 P.M . and judges of award? will be announced later.

The afternoon program wUl br a Pidture Clinic by Joseph Rossi,

lish and Miss and Mr. Future Business Leader.

B a rb ara Slaby, an L.H.S Jun­ior p laeed fourth in the Mis* Future Business L eader contestt B arbara is the treasu rer of the L.H.S. - F.B.L.A. chapter. Maur­een Judge , another LH.S jun­ior placed second in the IhjjI- ne*s E nglish contest. Hath girl* will com pete in the contest finals to be held af the Fu ture Business Leaders of Am erica sta le conven­tion, Cam den Catholic High School, C herry Hill, New Je r­sey, on Saturday, M arch 26th

Fu tu re Business Leaders of \m e rica is a national or^ani**- on for all high school and col­

lege students who are pursuing a course of studies nvoiving business

at the F.B.L.A. re­partF.B.L.A chapter is

North New Jersey sjlon

The L.H.S. chapter of F.B.- L A. has been quite active since its origin. During the 1964-63 year, a Lyndhurst High School student was the northern region­al state FB.L.A. vice-president, in June, 1965, two L.H S.-F.B.L A m em bers and the club sponsor attended the national FBI^.A. convention which wa* ix»ld ta Washington, D.C.

In October, 1965, a North New Je rsey F.B.L.A. regional m eet­ing w as held at Lyndhurst High School. The F.B.L.A. North Je r­sey regional business contests w ere held a t L H.S. last year. H its schoji year, the L.H.S. - F.B.L.A. chapter sponsored a field trip to Ford Motors Assem­bly Plant, Mahwah. NJ.; spon­sored a dance for L.H.S students: and formed a typing pool to be used by L.H.S. faculty, and stu­dent organizations.

At present, there are thirty- five m em bers in the L.H.S.-F.B.*

related to o r L.A. chapter. The officers a r e : It is sponsor- Helen Stuhler, President; Mary

Big Bunny Urges EverybodyT#% Q h « n I A r*s4 \A /;** - -i o a n o p L o c a l l y — A n a w i n

Tt*e big bunny is urging ev-l Coupons will he available in erybody to shop locally. (favorite store* so that shopper*

And to m ake the u rg lt* can take part In the contesU. TI*stick gigantic E aster basket*, baskets will be given away be-threcvfect high and cram m ed ,?rv Easter;with chocolates, jelly beans and __other goodies, will be given away! *• ,h e fln® S**by 54 m erchant*, banks and sa » - |can ***’'*' '<**1*hopper* that their

and lo an associations to continued _ patronage isngsm ake this a brighter, happier E aster.

In The L eader today are the nam es of the participating ad-I'flrt itiir r i ini thK I'jimpBiifii •> iis spoiwored once again by the local resident* it West Hudson-South Bergen Cham-(dividends when her o f Commerce. *home.

South lk-rgm win* promifieVkl <t m m * the m

Haiwd *iut Monday night to h i t r Uyrmur S fnaiof Vma AUiynt ul K ngtewood that the party will he Sts former lustre

Some of the South B* w ere on b»nd for a look But ny attended the United ItopubUcan tion in the hope thst ther* l>e evidence the party is w ay back

When the cnthusia*tte «ff# lf tad et«i*Hl tn iIm» Neptune t a a,

rarntti, ifiere Wa* TFRIe~®u6f" that the move to okw t Rtpobh* can 's ranks h*d achieved rw narb- a I tie headway.

Kornti r v w m M y m o u Cartnlne.|Savino J r u! l.ym lhurat and tor* im er Lyndhurst CommiacklK# Ed- fonm TTTtti«!wr « W ’t» m » b raaek [Heights, were among thoie who arranged and ht-lped finance the

I dinner.Municipal delegations w e r e

.headed , hy M an y ' ___i Mclxjwell of North Arlington. Pvihlie Affair* Commiaskwef P e ­te r Russo, h»>ad of the Lvrrt- h u rst Republican organization: form er Freeholder H arfln P. Nelson of Rutherford and form ­er Mayor Harold P aneti of O irl- stadt.

Also present w at Undemh*r- sp p rec ia - 'iff JosejA L stcher of LyndfMirst

ted ," said Jam es Cowen. Cham- who accompanied Sheriff M artin be.- spokesman. [Ferber of Ber«*n County to the

It is also evidence that local

P IT E R RUSSO H l l . l J A M Mt l>OW I I t,

nw rchants a re m aking easier and happi>er and

shopping for

’d by th e National Business Edu-jNichols, Vice President; Bema- ■^ation A«ociation. The N e w de tte Mezanko. Secretary; Bar- Tersey F.B.L.A. chapter w as o r - b a r a Slaby, treasu re r, ranized six years ago and a c h a p | Miss M ary Zook, business edu-

‘e r was organized at Lyndhurst cation teacher at L.H.S., , is the High School in 1963. The L H .S .iF .B L .A sponsor.

affair Ferber, a m em tmr of the reg u la r organisation. s*ld he w as present to lend his help in

nays bweTr SK'hi<>v'm« linl,y ta ,he pwrty- t w ‘ shoo at Vrm Alstyne's presence w*s

’ im portant because h e reorcsentsthe eastern regiun at the coun­ty. one ol th e most populous and rem aining one of th e heaviest Republican concentrations.

Van Alstyne was chairm an of

To afford all residents of Richard Albrecht, 20 R idge d aw * w tiittBRew'>! "in^yfcjtothe CUflon^Paasaic area a last Rood, North Arlington, ^ tohopportunity to file for Medl- on a c h a ^ e of taking a car with- B w jm County were Uk-care before the deadline on out the owner's consent; $100 on

Last Call To Sign For Medicare Mar. 31

of

North Arlington Man Is Sentenced

Officials Hear Secrets O f Getting Federal Sponsorships And Money

Approximately 2 0 0 officials from m unicipalities in the 9th Congressional D istrict attended the Suburban Developm ent Con­ference Saturday in the gym na­sium of Fairleigh Dickinson Col­lege, Rutherford, which w a s olanncd by Congressman Henry Helstoski to apprise local may­ors ,ind planners of federal aid a- vailable to them.

Preceded by a coffee hour, three ■nrnnrs wen' conducted. Jer­

ome E . Parker, Regional Direc­tor rF C cm m un'ty Facilities spoke on his special field, H a rry I.

Lyndhurst High Gets Good NewsOn Work Of Graduate And Students

N orm an Shilling of 573 N e w New York University School Y ork Avenue, Lyndhurst. w aa Engineering an d Science, one of 17 Newark College of En-I It w as a big week for Lyndhurst gineering seniors who qualified High School, for National Science Foundation | The National Science Founda- fellowships, it was announced tion aw ards a re among th e most las t week by the college. coveted in the country. Shilling,

Shilling, a g raduate of Lynd- who is studying m echanical eri- h u rst High School, w as honored gineering, h a s gone through NCE as announcement w as made th a t with honors, th ree Lyndhurst High School The L yndhurst juniors select-

Sharrott, Assistant Regional Di­rector of the Urban Renewal Ad- m inistraticn and Jason R, Nathan, Regional D irector o f Urban Re­newal and Hewing, on their spe­cialties, coming from the re­gional office in Philadelphia

The m en explained a host of federally sports ore. I program s a- vaiiable to local municipalities in assisting in urban renewal and planning problems.

The D epartm ent of H otidog and U rban Development official

to clear land and rehabilitate buildings.

Em phasis was plaeed on the need for a comprehensive com­m unity m aster plan before a successful urban renewal pro­g ram can lie considered. Offi­cials learned that New Jersey is “w ay"ahead" of o ther states in the num ber of applications for

March 31, 1966, William C.Grace, Jr., D iitrlc t Manager,announced today that the Social Security Office located at 63 Grove Street. Passaic, will :tpen to the public a ll day Satur­day, March 36 from 8:30 a .m .fpal Court, to 5 :00 p.m. The office w i l lalso be open in the evenings from 5:00 p.m . to 9:00 p.m. on Monday M arch 28; Tuesday, M arch 29;Wednesday, M arch 30; a n dThursday, M arch 31,, These hours are In addition to the reg­ular hours th a t the social securi­ty office is open.

G race stated lhat all individu­als who wereoiKk before Jan u ary 1966 will h a v P M edicare p ro ­tection in Ju ly 1966 only if they sign up by M arch 31. Those who fail to file before M arch 31 will have to wait until th e last three m onths of 1967 to file and then (heir protection would only begin some time in 1968.

G race urged everyone 65 years of age or older, w hether they are working or not, to avail t h e m- seives of the special hours that the d istrict office will rem ain op­en to file for M edicare,

a larceny charge and was sen-} tenced to three months in Ber­gen County Jail. M agistrate Lou­is Schiffman of Waillngton sa t

Charging th a t those days would return. ■ Van Alstyna de­clared that th e present eounfyleader, W alter Jones. HsH led

be for M agistrate William' L. Blvo-nal Wednesday night in Muntci-j ^ a

I lert party nwmre of the need* ofJam es Cavalcanle, owner of.good government and

Ridgehurst Esso, 5 9 0 R idge |to the achievement of those; Road, signed the complaint a- poses we have a party gainst Albrecht, jm aims and tom by

Schiffman referred to the .ftrife ," Van Alstyne said, grand jury Joseph Ruggiero J Asserting th a t the leadership 268 Court Ave., charged w 11 h h ad to accept responsibility far

Knights Auxiliary Nominates Sla+eThe Indies’ Auxiliary of the

Lyndhurst Council, Knights of Co­funds which ,,701’’ m aster plan lum bus. met last week a t theare doled cut ny me • '^ * - * iKntght3 of Columltus Building in government through the state. ^ AvenuCi with their

Packets including brochures. ;d t i I c s Dominic Sousa, told how gran ts m ay be obtained explaining the 1965 federal H o tu -'J ,vsidinj/ to build health, recreation a n d ing and Ui’lwn Development Act' social cen ters in low and nioder-

o*e pur- dlvtided

fraud by M ichael A. Sclmeca, m tuiager of Ham pton Sales Corp., Route 46, Lodi and by Donald Newcombe of South O r­ange and Carl Ortis of T rader j Horn Appliances Inc.

th e condition, Van Alstyne said th a t he would work toward lhatend.

” 1 hate nobody," said Van Alstyne. “I have m alice toward

74 Route nobody. And le t nobody dare ac-17, Hasbrouck Heights. Also re ­m anded to the grand jury on fraud charges w as E. M att Hoy- er, 112R Troy Towers, Bloom­field, charged by Thomas Lo- cicero, 28 Scrivens St., Totowa

Louis Varano, 45 3 Thomas Ave., was fined $30 on a dis­orderly p e r s o n s complaint signed by Robert Moldovan. 22 Lucas Lane Wayne. Moldvan w as found not guilty, of a counter com plaint signed by Varano.

ate-incom e neighborhoods.The g ran ts a re available for

up to two-thirds of the de\ elop.'h ta it costs of such facilities ora s high' a s lhre{H[]uai'fri s' ‘ devi'lopm rnt areas.

Although the grants are made, only to local public bodies and

of The lectures that th e toys'agencies, the officials -learned, will a ttend will s ta r t at 10 tf.nv I nonprofit organizations may ana will continue through luncn. j contract with public body appll- Tbe topics* to be covered will in- cants to develop neighborhood elude ‘‘Engineering In Medicine facilities.and Biology,” "Industrial En- A m unicipality in te re s te d In

and Operations Re-urbain renewal, ' officials w e r i f

jun iors h id qualified to attend a series of six lectures at the Uni­versity Heights division of the

ed from a rea h igh schools a r e Douglas Paul, John Skoreki und John Stengel.

7- ' - — :

gmeermga n d Mat- “Aeronau-

search ,” ‘‘M etallurgy erials Science," anid tics, and Astronautics.”

As a result of qualifying f o r the tests th e boys will be eligible to w ork ag laboratory assistants during th e sum m er.

told, m u st show the fed e ra l gov­ernm ent that such a p ro g ra m is needed and is workable within the respective community The federal government will finance th ree-quarters of the urban re­newal projects, which are aimed

as w e l l a s copies of the law werel A nominating com m ittee was handed out and a film strip d e - nam ed : Mmes. R ichard Powell, picting the presidential signa-, Jbseph Mimsi, t J . Brady, Pat- ture of the act was shown. jt'ick Modesta, and Nichols Ippo-

Tfi general, officials said a fte r ;Wo. The election w ill be held in i'hg lonn session, the conference April.was helpful in pinpointing p roper federal agency to go for specific programs.

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theto

.CORRECTION

L ast week we had the hours for Kearny Federal Saving* Bank IIMed a* » A.M. to 7 P.M. Friday. I t shnnld have read 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Mon­day.

LOST — M iniature Doberm an brown. Answers to the nam e of “ Rebel” . C all 933-7584 or 9S9-86U.

P lans were m ade for a bake- less cake sa le with Mrs. Fnede- rick Blum a s chairm an; a thea­ter and dinner party with Mrs. S’. G. Guldetti as chairm an; and a,.retreat for the'w eekend of June 11th, with M rs. D. J . Devine and Miss Sally Dtlotta in charge of arrangem ents.

A very successful Chinese auc­tion w as held after th e m eeting with Mrs. R obert Boticelii and her com m ittee in charge/ Mrs. C harles Muldoog and her com­m ittee were in charge of refresh­m ents. 1

Rev. Grabowslci SpeaksT V guest speaker a t the Com­

m union Breakfast of the Parents Club Of St. M ichael’s School on Sunday, M arch 27th, a fte r the 9 a m. Mass, vrill. be the Rev. Stan­ley Grabowski of Our Lady of Mt. Carm el R.C. Church, a t Bayomie.

Pafr.iits of pupils in the school a re invited to attend, with rela­tives and friends. Mrs. Chester Mosknl, vice president, is in gen­eral chr.rge.

ouse this group of creating dis­unity. Disunity began e i g h t years ago when Walter Jones be­gan reading out of the party some of the finest people there ever were in it.

"We did not start this m ove­ment to fail. We will have a tick­et in the fk>ld and we wfll w I n the primary and in th e general election. Don’t you forget th a t."

The audience roared approval of the fighting talk.

Some 250 of those present signed cards indicating their de­sire to join in the m ovement. And Van Alstyne re a d a tele­gram from Representative Wil­liam 15. Widnall of Saddle R iver which Kiid in p a r t; " I know ya.tr efforts will b e most wel­come. Besl wishes to a il.”

i'KI.TGI IT fJp AT RESPONSE Van Alstyne and o th er leaders

of the new group oxprew ed amazem ent an d deVight a t the size and (tithusiasm o f the tu rn­out on :,uch short notice.

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VOTER L E G IS TVoters may register permanently every day al of the Township Clerk, Fred 0. Taub from 9 A.4 : 3 0 P . M . , V J S

Evening Hours from 7 P.M. toM o n d a y A pril l 8 8 Wednesday Aprifc20 «

ihe

Tuesday AprilJL4 Monday April 25 Tuesday April 26

ThursdayWednesdayThursday

Peter Russo Director of Public A f f a

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THURSDAY, MARCH 2 1 ,1%6THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AJSp SOtfTH BERGEN REVIEW

Movies Are Greater Than Ever — See One This W eekendWhere To Go — What To Do — What To See In South Bergen

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: t h r N . J Senators* I ~in afid a member

Profty? Gonaan? Conteit It OpenNow Showing At The Lincoln

4*n.'c «t S rh u riw n P a rk , North H rg ra . April I w n ! to lev .v.

A c , t ir .t I * thr l***ut> wttl b r ! -sld m th* dftitr*. Af-tict* IMt* CM Ilf «ul«nl!lc<l t s ilk putt- Hr r t f s fit n* (XTW fcBd llh h irf Jbt Sum m it Avenue, Je rsey C ty. u w r i t e r to » d * e s t i . . i <4 Ame­rican C to trn i of Q«rm»n I*»«oen*. 'S tftu rlM n l ’*rk , 33m) SI. and K •> nrdy Betilevmd. d irt* alviuld hr

ilM m 11 to B y n n of a g t,

Federation H as C ontest th> *UI *pcak on a timely topic

rtia iin g w hat b hst&icn >K ta W i^ i^ g ta i to New Je riey . Mr*. Utcharrt J. H i«tie*. wit* of U*' G cventrr, and th r press w J i alan b r guest* of tlw* Federation.

Mi«. H arry G re.ner. F « W a li «t Nuntnaiton* Chairm an, ct WIU*

AN EXPLOSIVE STORYOF JA i TODAY!

Now th ru T a n d a y(mi-Wo/*r«-i hut no t onr Ont TJIK&Ji liaiuJw iH r IraxliiM ■««<»

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ALSO—STEVE ANNM rqi'EEN MARGARKT

“W H ERE THE SPIES ARET__

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SAM SPIEGEl’S

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THE WOBI.D

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO BUILD. BUY Oi\ 0 REMODEL, CALL ANY ONE OF THE CGi>i- g TRACTORS LISTED BELOV/, HE’LL GiV': j YOU ALL THE FACTS ON TOTAL ELECTRIC HOME HEATING. J

E L E C T R I C

QUESTION BOX

My ton draw * p ta ls of ‘lai>g<u«r w».«rv n** 5»y* b e '* flo im to p u t lirt- ( I iu r i in H a tre» hou « a t our vacation p iico . B u t ha a not k ddino, th a ra is enough la*t c var from our fioorH a Job »o ha can . So rm laugh ing . . ima«r*na t an njy abock w h?n t b t p.lumbel* I ta lk ad to ab o u t tb a potii-ii- ity of a lactric h a il in g 10 r tha co ttao a la u g h ­ed me off w ith , “ b u i you dort't com a h e ra iir

DORIS OPDYKESO CIAL DA N CIN G

36 RIIM.K r 6 a d NORTH ARLING TO N

933-5784 o r 9M 7S77

All The ComfortsLARSON’S

ELECTRIC SERVICEResidential Commercial

Industrial W iring Electric Heating Insured - Ilonded

24 H r. Scrvice I k-. Belleville P L 9-9262

— th e w in te r .'1 VVeV# p u t a lot of o u rsa lv e t in to tn ia house And by now. a lot c f good co n stru c tio n . W e m ay wall a ta r t using it tom e of tb asa w inter*. W ho know s, m *yb« one of the d is ta n t years# we m ight even \m in rt pern iansn trv . B ut rig h t new , V '*re '# no th ing th a t *3 *et« my te a th on edge —* and my tem per, too — as a cold ra iny spoil In lu m m er,

A. Talk som e more ab<»ut a o a lactric h e a tin g

tures for an easy-eare house:- total electric heating system with therm ostats in each room- waist-high even*-electric dishwasher-storage shelves w ithin a rm ’s reach (to obviate cllm glng lad- 4 m )- easy-wipe plastic surfacing for counters, walls and f te irs -bath tub* with g rab b a rs and corner sea ts .,___ "- ram ps instead of stairs.

Incidentally, though tb i ram nswere originally propciKd as a specific a id for cider persons, a young athlete, recovering frcm a skiint? injury, says he now be­lieves th ey 're worth considering a t any age.But it's the total electric boat­

ing system in a home th a t's the m ajor upgrading in convenience as well as com fort. F lick the switch, set the therm osta t, and •enjoy. “ F urnace fighting is for o ther people..." ia tha w ay an electrical heating contract­o r puts it. “ The best heat you can use, is also the easiest to use”

\ young law yer Iwck in town from a visit with his in-laws wants to get som ething off Jiis <!iest. He *clls u s:

“I 'v e just found you c a n ’t Ix'giB to apprecia te what 'a ll the com forts of hom e' can m ean until you’ve stayed in an elec­trically heated hom e that's al- s.: geared for eventuul retire­ment. My wife’s folks started their p re se n t house a* the vaca- t :,n-first, retirem ent-later com- ix>. But why, 1 ask myself, lim ­it e lectric lvvlng — and som e sane design features — to ju st the som etim e (vacations) and Nie som eday (retirem ent). I ’m t .ld you printed a .check list

woe for the kind of house the in-laws have. .Why don't you rrpea t it for new read ers?”

And why not? E lectric heating fygtem s art* so longMived, and n advanced in design, that they 'll he useful years and y ears frcm new. So. why not have th e rest of the house gear­ed’ to take those years with e- qual g race.

Here a re the suggested fea-

PLAYHOUSEFri. & Sat. Only

8:40 P.M. on stage

Petor Shatter'stwo hysterical British

MYLES ELECTRICJ b . . . bu t ta lk it over w ith an e lectric heating expert.W t » a w ell-built house such aa you de­scribe, and fu tu re p lans for livino in it as well r.a keeping it liveable fo r th e tim e you 're th e re now adays, e lectric h ea t ia the m ost sens ble th in g to m it on you r “ m u st-ao ' 1

P ity th e p a rtic u la r p lum ber you ta lkad about. E lectric h eating Is atm to nsw he m ay not be up on it. You'll find th e m an w ith the answ er* to your que«~ tlone will be an e lec­trica l co n trac to r. And r g h t on thi* page will be a lis tin g of t o t ex­p e rts in th e field of e lectric heating .You a re abso lu tely righ t, you know , in your belief th a t an, electric, h eating sys­tem ia w a rra n te d rig h t th is year If cn ly to com bat those few m is ­erable d ay s (p lus the m any m arg ina l m orn ­ings) th a t happen every sp ring and su m ­mer.

24 H our E m erg en cy S erv ice

Lie #730-711

Kearny WY 1-16

comediesS o u th K e n t u c k y A v e n u e

S h o r t Block off Boardwalk

NEW JERSEYATLANTIC CITY EARLE ELECTRICThe Van Bureu eaters to a class of people who demand the l>est al reasonable rates. Its location is the very center of everything in Atlantic C ity.

W riic for rates or phone 344-9576 ask for Mrs, Bernice Schubcrt

Private e le c tr ic a l C o n tra c to r

No. Arlington 99S-4926

GROSSO ELECTRIC2700 PACIFIC AVENUE

Facing Boardwalk and Ocean

ATLANTIC CITY - - NEW JERSEYA friendly family hotel located in the finest

section of this world resortSPECIAL RATES FOR RETIRED GUESTS

FOR A PERMANENT YEAR ROUND HOMEWrite for Literature and Family Rate Plan

E lec trica l C o n trac to r

U e . #2# t«p r e c is io n .

portable Lyndhurst GE 8-7241

. .. ^ ~DEVON ELECTRIC

INC.JONES ELECTRIC DON WILGUS BELLO ELECTRICTickets $2.40

Students $ 1.80----Every' Sat. From March 12

$1.25 — 2 P.M. Children’s Theatre

“Cinderella*

24-Hour Box Office Phone

E le e tr lc e i C o n tra c to r

S E R V I C EU nalnee r*

-591-S551 - 998-4657 No. Arlington HU 2-6760 Nutley

Llo. #385

E. Rutherford GE 8-4429W e have all ihe known brands of Liquors, Wines and beers. We serve hot lunches. Ladies Invited.

Belleville 759-6060for o i l y $7.50

p er m o n th <min. 3 jb o n th s). . . an d th e » m o n th . r L t a l w ill

A, CHASAR & SON S. J. PALUMBO BAUER ELECTRIC ATOM ELECTRICHot S o u p and a l l k in d s o f Cold C u ts, S an d w ich es p lu s &U kinds o f B e v era g es , C offee aad C ak e.

JOE D O B R O W O L SK I, Prop.

442 L E W A N D O W SK I ST R E E T , L Y N D H U R ST , N .J

WEbster 9-9881v " ~" m...... iM -r '.w r ..-— .............. ..

E lec trica l C o n trac to r H enry Qacku* S. P e te Fillppone

Lie. #1897t E. Rutherford

933-0752 | [ 933-4399

E lec trica l C on trac to r E lec trica l C on trac to r

Llo. #1S«2a r t i v r c E

T y p e w rite r* ^ '" A d d in g M achine* Sale* - se rv ic e - R ental* s ta t io n e ry New U*ed

283 M ain Btifcet, W aokepiaek N .J .2-5340 i f .

155 Midland Avenue

Kesrny, N. 3k Lyndhurst GE 8-2832 WY M S BLyndhurst GE 8-4505

T t iW M U Y , MARCH 24, 19& TUI- CO M M UiUAl, A,\u SQliTU UUiV&tN t t t v i t v

Bridal Shower For Franco* L. AlesciM n p ranees LOUIkr Alnc:

dsiig M jr nf M r m t M n Johr F rrn A ve.. w m i u ^

f t hntnr M m hrMtot ih u fw r |Mt a by he r twldai P«rty «i tu Gntaxy m t i u n M tn liellcvittr orWrniw tiliw * \*t ti . ry

Henry Neglia , Waihi A f C onference l M" * '

Th* W*H(ttry K Vie* !*«•► c^mt K

IrM Mkt PuiiMe lleU lirjw Office* MVtnmdai

A 1*>* to be rH n t nre ihe Smkw TnijffM at N orth Arittsgtun Mkt , « m ) ('m grvvaiton D m i In-M i Ot K• u n i . *»* *ft» U ithecMt 'u n hvwwnm at the P in t Cantor « < inirch at KrAtny Ttwf w®

cciv* oertilU O M tpam H a t . An

John t* UK IVWwUm and cfc

A*HW*) Ufcit* » U rtfe Mai* Snare. Nnm y and U tn l T n» 1 e Moitm

Thornes J

Surprise Shower For M iii Grossman

( A M I O M A X O i lB e a u ty S a lo n

now IocMmI at II Franklin Place Rutherford, New Jersey

Will have Mr. Vincent, high stylist, from En- rice Caruso, New York City on March 26th.

* . *Appointment* only

438-3545

Russell Bcrunfcwma. form erly atl.jnxWurst, rnW of Rutherford, ha* been elected president at hU F ra ­ternity. Thet* Chi, a t thr iW lw '» •ity at Delaware. Newark. Del., where he,U a in d e n t In hi* Junior year.

Birthday Party For Denise DellDenise P a tr ic ia Dell, daughter

of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Dell of 637 New York Ave celebrated her seventh birthday a t a party given at her home on March 17th.

Guests who attended the party were EJlen M arie Dell, Mrs. W.

G e t w ith it , B o y s , EASTER i s ju s t a ro u n d th e c o m e r . . .

Cutone AgencyInsurance Specialists

Give us your insurance problems.

Call evcpiings 933-1174

B U Y YOUR H O M E. . . o r IM PROVE IT

w it h a o NCR LO W -CO ST LOAN!

If you’ve found the “Dream House” you would like to ow n. . . or need the money to improve your present home. . * stop in a t your nearest NCB Office for the money Today that will make your home worth xaavt Tomanaw^-----

LOOK s m o o t h ! N ow V ou Can Have UNWANTED

HAIR REMOVED

great election of new spring styles! Spent mg ot »R<jrt coots , . . Zimmsnman't hew

stacks and racks of 'em— plaids, stflpei, checks, nradros—you name it. Slocks - l+cn,* • ■(And don't forget the fundamentals: socks, tie, shirt, unden*ear, ett.)

from 122.95 SLACKS _

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N A T I O N A L C O M M U N I T YI B A . N l K l M ember F.D.I.C.

In s tan tly - Safely > P erm anen tly by (he sen sa tio n a l

Radiomatlr Electrolysis By OINA Of

AGATA BEAUTY SALONCome in Today for Free C onsultation ..

Gina's Elcrtrolysis WYman 1-1308

132 M idland Ave. A rlington, N .J.

MEMBER OF CCF,

N1-CARD AND OBR

SWN CONVENIENT1

CMMMtt'IHiAKI'16 "Community MindedI” offices in Bergen County, N. J .t

RUTHERFORD * RIDGEFIELD * TEANECK (2) * FAIR LAWN (4) • GARFIELDEAST RUTHERFORD * CARLSTADT • LYNDHURST (2) n WALLINGTON >

M o n ., T h o r s . . A K it e s t i l 9 P .M f

EAST PATERSON NORTH ARLINGTON

STORESSHOP THE STORES LISTED HERE FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS

ARLINGTON DECORATORS379 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY ■

BIN FRANKLIN 5 & 102 7 ! KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON319 KEARNY AYE. KEARNY

BLUE RIBBON WALLPAPER STORES

CHARM GIFT & CARD SHOPt i l KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

JEWEL SHOPSI S ! KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

KEARNY CLEANERS231 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

RAY CATENA’S USED CARS K ea r n y C o m m ercial S t a t io n er y C o

433 KEAINY AVE. KEARNY

K ea rn y F e d e r a l S avin gs & L oan A s s ’n2 Convenient Offices

(1 4 Kearny Ave., Kearny 80 Ridge Rd. No; Arlington

EQUITY SAVINGS & LOAN ASS’N KORH-MAR APPLIANCES530 HARRISON AVE. HARRISON

1st National Bank of Jersey City240 KEARNY AVE .(cor.lor|*Nlio.) KEARHY

LILLY’S SPORTSWEAR

1st NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. of KEARNY582 KEARNY AVE. 710 N. 4th S T .E A S T HEWARK

SOUTH KEARHY

LYNN CHEVROLET INC461 KEARHY IIVE. KEARHY

BILL MACY'S MEN & BOYS WEAR317 RIDCE RD. — Ho. ARLIHGTOH

FRISTICK & DEGERDONMEMBERS OF THE WEST HOPSON • SOUTH BERGEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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TOE COMMERCIAL i soirm

SHOP THE STORES LISTED HERE FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS

PROZY’S MEN & BOYS WEARMAJOR CLEANERS i LAUNDERERS

MARIETTA'S HAT SHOPPE

MANDEE SHOPS

241 u u n M E . I U I H

RIDGE BAKERY

C. A. RONSON STORES

STOP IN A T A N Y STORE LISTED HERE FOR YO UR Wm W U P O N SAVAGE HARDWARE

351 KEARNY M E . KEARNY

MAJOR CLEANERS t LAUNDERERS* H / P f ' * ^Srii*VT ’-

460 RIDGE RD. No. ARLINGTON

S26 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST

M onarch F ed er a l S avin gs & L oan A s s ’n

255 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

STACY SHOES

264 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

TOWNE CLOTHIERS

100 MIDLAND M E . KEARNY

VARSITY CLEANERS

213 N». ( lb ST. HARRISON

NANKE’S SW EET SHOP

S70 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

WEL-FIT SHOES

803 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY

PANDO SHOES

PARTS UNLIMITED OF KEARNY

449 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY 137 SCHUYLER AVE KEARNV

PHIL'S LEATHER GOODS INC ZELLNER

SPONSORED B Y THE LOCAL MERCHANTS LISTED HERE MEMBERS OF THE W EST HUDSON • SOUTH BERGEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

. i l j t f i 4 .* - iU • U44tiH't ill BSTxra R::v;r.T i u i m $ D A Y . y iA B 'cn u * w j 6

i o i w ) . the Noire \lu m m ol North n * t d ’t national Narvik* SMfc Off cvt* Av*» Ul)»n; 0 ({•'Alainto S tu ty Cum mi** R m rrew * y Civil t*** Ctwunt** <*> thr Hean

* t i moat lllw ttwi *nIm i i m r ' t r*e»tl*ni c*mt> prog rtm w N rk p*w»td»a IW onlyitfw fun * « •*I atnutg mprrtraw • » th* «*n<P

Giant Carlstadt Plant Operation Phasing Out, According To Report

payers AmmkUi Ui l i m . l of Tlruirtre* t**w»i Pal«y of N

tax i raWt ■m Im* "„*?h!» i m liana* Out la recentCl# r%tttkr ff'at h*iti,|j|

iivo ilmMK w o re wid m ore m. The •x -h a n je plan jiut up a 8 0 m ill tun build*

Rligrea TelU Of High Earning*

(*nty of room fin d if** i| ither fo&litlF* nwd.iowt*ver, that1p tm M ity th r

Bill Kirehnar l l P a l s y A id to

ion UM t ihr. \ i f Ih r t u IIM fM lft <t(|r v York 10 * 1 c j ! fr jm u.v ■'• 'hitUl;n^ plan T h r•if l i l w t r m t N In .il # e r k to vanm t thr 'utldin j

i lh * .'tajyuesl way the *Mii»t.ofi.

*•*> i» what w II h !At building whr« IsnOV'T‘4 V«|l r

iivr rrnovatkm* lUdns m biht I*•n* in A i- ru m m o - *maU m dtulrir*

Hughra prrwMMi cum arl and legal rr |iiwnwa t t v n from 1M3-M H r ta Ihr New J r ra ry m em berrt th r W aterfront Commission of New York Hartior

H r w as gntduateri w ith hott­er* from lh# U niversity of Non* r>nm*. where h r prrrlswrt A I*., nnd U . B. decree* H r 4* * mom- b rr of ih r Florida, New J rra ry and ArneTtem B *r Awmrlarton*. and aacretary of tha Essex Coun­ty B ar Association. He » alao a m rm h rr af th r A m erican Jud­icature Society; th r Notre D am e Alumni Association of

YM CA Comp S et For Summer Opening, R egistrations On

J e r s e y T e le v i s io n •471 FRANKLIN AVE. NUTLEYPHONE — M7-7S81

SALES A SERVICE R EPA IR S ON A l l . M ARK*

TELEVISION A RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS - T A P E RECORDERS — COLOR SPECIALIST

C;imp_ M lchekam au off o n new M cnielair will a^a ln d irw t C am p p t < :r<m facilitlea w hich Include n M k t i kam au ‘* 186C « . M r■*" mess hall, recreation hall ami W alkur ha* h a d a wide oxpcri- Inf rm aiy. Cabins for th r bey* are i-nce In the field of cam ping and

DISCOUNT HOUSE

U A M P

MODERNIZERADD-A-ROOM|

Geo. T . Cantrello Inc.

WE. 9 - 1 8 5 8 WE. 3 - 4409

Add a new bedroom V/i bath - or

family roomA ll W ork G u aran teed

TH E C URCIO BUILDING 541 V alley B rook Avenue

L y iu lh u rs t, N. J .

The time 1$ Haw ts

FO R ES TFE N C E

COMPANY

Far Annum Anticipated Rate

W ith freah slipcovers

and draperies.

AND CREDITED COMPOUNDED

QUARTERLY• SHOP AT HOME • VISIT US • CALL US

We Can Re-Uphol*ter Your Furniture So That I t Will Look and W ear Better Than New

AH Type* of Wooden Fences and Chain Link

Fences —F ar Free Estim ate

CALLSAM MINGOIA 939-8882

292 CHASE AVENUE Lyndhurst

Here’s the surest way to build a Savings Account . . . make it “plan­ned savings.” Save every dollar you can spare from your weekly earn­ings and do it every week. The sure way ia to saive a small amount regularly. I t’s fa r better than merely to hope to save larger amounts “someday.” Just multiply one dollar by 385 and see how it grows and grows. And at the Equity your dollar* grow faster w ith our top per annum dividend, paid four times a year.

CARLSTADT, N. J,410 HACKENSACK ST.

M EM BER NA TIO N A L SOCIETY IN TER IO R D ESIG N ER S

Low Summer Prices\ V

Premium Fresh Mined CoalM im e S e i l e r a f A i iy P r ic e

W E S T E R N CONSTRUCTION C O ., INC.

' " " ? * is pleased to announce

A COMPLETE LINE OF HOME BUILDINGHOM E BUILDERS HOME MODERNIZING

Buckwheat $ 18.00 Stoker Rice $ 18.00G U ARANTEED SATISFAC TIO N t

MORRIS DEMELEst. m s

615 ESSEX ST. HU. 3 2132 HARRISON

Custom Built one family two family apartm ents

for inform ation No. Arlington office

atticsbasements

dormersbathskitchensadditions

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION S83 Kearny Avenue (Corner Midland A re.) Kearny, New Jeraey * HOURS: Daily ■ 9 to 3; Thursdays to 7 P. M.

garages

KEARNYFEDERALSAVINGS

CHICKEN OF THI StA.SOMD

TWOCONVENIENT

OFFICES

*>O PilM PO *UD

FIRST OF THI SEASON

PO Pl IMPORMD

C t" '*scim ovm s*,U ,»« |005

Kearny Federal Savings

St. Michael* Card Party

W t R o p e * C o a l h m

CANNEL CO iFor TV. Firepl*.

C«ll for ■ FRFE cbrck up of your brut m* equipmcat . . . no ohlijalion

695 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst, N. 1

CHUCK STEAK * 5 3 l GROUND CHICK A TSTEWING BEEF *8 5 * CHUCK ROAST *7 9 'SHOULDER STEAK *9 9 * TTFfDERLO^ *7 9 c

CHUCK FILLET *8 5 ' RDnER STEAKS *9 9 '

CALIF.STEAK •& *6 9 c CUBISTEAK — ^ l 0’

FLANKEN RIBS *6 9 c LONDON BROIL • **1**

V E L V E E T A 2*

FRENCH CHEESE ^ 6 3 c LUCKY WHIP 1 ciSLby s lic e s u 3 5 c m x m

Q U I C K A N O E A S Y ’ T Q P R C P A H L IS AT GRAND UNION

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G R A N D U N I O N

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your convenience rllNCH FRIES 7 & $100

APPLE JUICE 6 ~ 8 9 c

STRUDEL JSSBf X &

PIEROGIES 3 & Jl 00 FISHCAKES'* 2 W 8 9 C

HADDOCK DINNER * 4 5 '

PEPPERS « cumu 1C 5 5GimhI U«m« All Irtkt _ _

CHOC. CAKE * 6 5EGG*ROLLS 2 ^ 8 9

ICE CREAM CAKE 3? 5 9MAIN OFFICE NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE

2 k *1** t o T f a t a . 6 9 'r*rtSii*i t? n « G^Sted tt»lMyubaS co ffee s 8 5 c

YUBAN COFFEE f r 9 5 c

FLOOR WAX

ffliew?Bi£ACH 2 ^ 8 9 'MOZZARELLA &3SC KOSHERDILLS

NAPKINS 2 Sft 25c LOG CABIN

WCE-A-RONI 2 H 69c COFFEE-MATE

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COLORS—WITH M ATCHING RATtffiOOM ACCESSORIESSAVI 50% 0V|» OtPAITMENT UOM CtiCCS WltW COUPONS FROM MAtttt

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Grand Union 579 Ridge Road, North Arlington Instant Redemption Service” Bloomfield N. J . 22 Washington

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NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE 80 RIDGE RO.

MAIN OFFICE, 15 414 KEARNY AVE* KEARNY, N. J.

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LYNDHURST HOME O F CHAMPIONSPuhlichnl every Thursday by Thr Commercial Lradrr Printing Company •I 231 Ritlp** Hoad, l.yndliur*!, N. J. Telephone GEneva BBIiiU-BTil.

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S fro m M '.lm p > l i | r paid at R u th erfo rd , N. JL

S ubscrip tion |3 .0 0 P er Y far Ten Cents Per Cop)

I yndhnrd, N. J., March 24, 1%6 .

Trouble In East RutherfordTiler* ar* tig m that tke proposed con­

struction of a new high echooJ in Ea.it R utherford ia exciting tke politician*. In* at*ad of an intelligent dialogue on tke n**d (oe a new eckool there ia fa*t developing I coot eat over political e upreniacy in tha borough.

Thi* ia unfortunate.Ea*t Rutherford ha* a double responsibil­

ity. It M n t i a* the receiving ayttem foV CarUtadt *tudent». Thu* beside* earing for the need* of it* own, Ea*t Rutherford must also consider the Carlstadt children who attend Ea*t Rutherford High School.

Actualy there ia no difference between the Eaat Rutherford and the CarUtadt

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A S Y O U I I K E I TBY JOAN 111 K!NEY

STATE AN1> NATION AT THK CROSSROAD*

With m n a rk iM r m p d K y , a* Jam . se<MnMMl> harm I— Hi*

■ dp* ha* undrrm ned the whole »tn*eture uI American govern

h gt. Although "one m aiH m e a te" decM om were h andn l

lawn by the Court* to ooreaet a so-eaMed imbalance ta legta- la th * rep reaem aixm. few Am e rtean* ev*r realised tt* propo­nent* w ere em barking, unw.lt- *mly o r intentionally, an a coursr leaitine Inevitably to the 0e» tro rtto n of the principle* an- irrlylllg our r«n»ntutunal fornt

c t governmentWHAT IS m

The *lm pk*t n a y to explain w hat "one m*n-<«tr vote*' ia, I* to explain what It* effect haa been on the form al laid (town by the Founding Father* for th e ('•tabUshment and prcnerv* Won of the Republic New Je rsey holds fhe honor nf having had the first tvwvhouae legislature, over ■no hundred >van< before the a*

dopikxi of the Constitution- At | the first Convention, the <Me-

the *N«W Jew ey th r large sta tes

and the sm aller ones becam eov«*r r*^»r«n*»iU*luu

On PurchasingFreeholder Doris Mahalick is showing

Womanly concern for the taxpayers' dolUrs bjr trying to reform the county‘a purchasing ayatem. Naming a committee on standard' ixation and specification the Wallington bouaewife i* going all out to revise pur­chasing procedures.

X G rand Jury is now investigating tka purchase of m eats and other supplies ky the form er boards.

There U nothing in tkia story to make of ua feel comfortable. Every munici-any

p a li ty purchase* supplies. H o w ?

The Tax Mess

children. The fact a legislative borderline separate* the municipalities does not make the needs of one any different from the needs of the other.

The thing that mu*t be kept in mind kere U th* welfare it U th* children, the students, who must be considered firat and always.There are diaturbing indications in East Rutherford that the welfare of the children i* secondary and that the political ambi lion* of a few are paramount.

Voters in Eaat Rutherford, who go tojK*tr« adopted the polls Mnrch 29 to decide the school ,>l,,n question, must be aware of their responsi-bilit.es to the children, not Use politici..*-' ^ ^ WM ^

ger of collapsr It was decided [that ail states, big and sm all, j would have an EQUAL rvpre-

„ , . I f W h il in an upper houseT h e t ra g ic t r u t h l* o ld m e th o d s a n d p ro - l (l,w „ s<^w>tf. whoie reprrwm-

c e d u re s , w h ic h w e re s u i ta b le 30 a n d 4ft u lto n would be baaed on AR y e a r s a g o . s tiU g o v e rn th e w a y th e ta * - j KA. thereby protecting t h * p a y e r s ' do U ara a r e s p e n t— o r w a i te d . ! sm aller states. The upper house

, , . . | alao represented the SO V IJt-I t ia to o m u c h to a a k , perhaps, but i t kjqnTY M ch sta te The crea-

w o u ld be salutory for Bergen County if th* , nan of a t w r house on ttn- p r r t e n t Girand Jury investigating IBe free* lw«i< of “PO PtH A T fdN was e*- h o ld c r* to o k the b it in tt* teeth and expand- tablUhed to protect the Interest* ed i ts inquiry to find out how municipalities and sch o o l board* do their purchasing.

The reveUtions probably would make the hair stand on end.

ha* (w m for the r * d al thr State

JOAN T trR N K Y

ci *ie people and give a stronger v« i.-f to the' tagger state* and ti> more populous areas As you c m see, the key words a r e A i’-KA and POPUIATION. The sixiMitne** of thts ayatem has pro­ven ii*elf with the passing of lime Atiil the fact that the system ha* never teen a lte red *ince 1T87.

its.- nMoct of the ‘ one m an * oik- vote" decree* al the Court* hi<< I wen to ahoflah ARKA refv bi unatablliaed KM-ntatkm, leaving POPULAJ all 50 State*;* c) set TION as the only factor. The ef- elal hm neh ABOVK

that t e a t * * ha* aa pnraoR t « m « g p a tie rw and

m we apeak of the rural, and aatairban vote Thetr

i —n t» ti« i tn date haa reflected in the type* of sona chosen by the MAJOIUTV

l a the people to re p re se n t * ■** K en area- TH ERE IS MOTH I ING WRONG WITH T U B TYPE OK R PRESENTA TIO N, IV imply that there is, a* the twwpenrsMs at one man-one >Mr do. ts not to understand the ba si* principle* of Am erican gov em inent, one of w hich h that * legislator I* EXPECTED tr think nf HIS d istrict first w h ir i-onstdrrtng a vote an a bill

AFTERMATH OK A \ r e v o l u t i o n

From th r first day* of o t t f l republic George W*shtn*t<>r w a rn ed : ' Beware of Innovation"

|"O ne m a M M vote” ia an ap ipeaiing phraar. a high-m indc.

dee. bu t in p ractice. 11 I* as un w orkable a s m any other wyll-ln tcntloned m u v p t i In o ih r words. who could he against tf but how do you put tt kilo p ra e thse* R e e t the whole populatkai to the lagialatureT Yet thia ia w hat the phrase m eans w h e n brought to its logical conclusion Tragically, thla alien theory ha* crea ted m ore problem s than It has solved. It has a) created more unbalanced legislature*;

■govtfwnantk in

n New Brutsrwieh,My decreasing the sUe at the

•rea in w hich a legislator wvuki there would b e a

that he w ould rtiert th e iklnkiag of Mb M M

district Of I® 000 people This ta the 1-V4 plan of es-Sea.

Wesley t a lk * iK> a u p ^ r le d by &4Jo* Robert Meyner «Di and th* ftpapporttonm m t Cummlaritai. It would ‘aa«* *ome vsatige of AREA mpresewtatkia within Ole

ta Ik Is wlatkHS wklek* k “Osaatfy Over P arty ”

C o n g ra s s io a a lDistrict . m m

U h't of thi* ha* been I I to shift the balance at power in the Ir^iilature* to centers of popula­tion concentration — th e eitic*; 21 to crea te a distorted represent*- ti<m in the legislature of the true vote eaat by th e voters

AP V E im Z M E N T

Beck’s Column

instead of dw m e n whleh t« m sbtnp New Jersey the laughing stock of the country, the state could ba moving swiftly toward stabilizing an unwieldy, inequitable tax structure for the benefit of all.

The big defect in Governor Hughes’ tax program U the fact that it was designed to do nothing more than to put another patch on an already patched up tag program. It waa not reforming the program from the top or the bottor*.

If the tax program were definitely elim­inating one of th* numerous bad taxes *uf- fered by New Jersey it would have received greater suppoH-

Ttie most onerous taa in Naw J****y 4* that imposed by the freeholders. There is no reason whv the cost of the county gov-1 ernment should not be absorbed by the state, leaving the municipality free to pay fo r its own government, including the schools. ,

In the la tte r days of the tax campaign Hughes tried to point out that the new income tax would provide certain relief for the municipalities. But that would be merely fo r or.e year. There was no guaran­tee relief would be extended.

The big need in New Jersey U for tax reform from top to bottom.

Where Has Dignity Fled?

thr .last ck c tia n b i t the n r n r v n ia t io f t . o o u»»- a ltar - a tIV m ocrsts m ow seals In Tren­ton than the popular vote re­flected percentage w ise); J l that the citie* dom inate the legisla­ture at the expense of the subur­ban am i rural areas.

WHY IS ITT The perpetrator* at the alien

one man-one vote Idea h a v e boi.nied the m isconception on the public that the cities a r e always •the vic tim s a r ♦he- legtala ture at the "m inority” rural vote. Noth­ing is fu rther from Ihe tru th U you have ever wstohed Hud*.a, Essex. M ercer, Cam den

the Judi- the legis­

lative fp defiance of the Con­stitution; d> dam aged tl^p im ­part.al, non-political form ula of selecting representatives, e) in­creased the danger of puppet

special interest" r*f>r**ent*tiv«e; ft sacrificed Slate and County

tnd w ould nut he *ut»)e< t to «*»• I POPULATION fcam ula Thr na>lif t of im areai as la th* ease un- tmn * fu ture and that the two

'at targe” OMM* psrty system depend very heavi- whenstw repee-Jly an th e aduptkia the at**?*

antatlve* . cannot property rep- plan It bring* govetw ntstt <1^>-w ent c ity and suburban voter* SER TO THE PEO PLE and <

Under «Sbdt*trtcting. city and er to the Pounding F athersUiailh* Wisikl be srparsted A cept of It.

U P . k ^ e a W h t k - t a r , Pa-<o w ithout impovertatiing rum - u K n .-irn.• I f or heeoning th* "kml" of ufc* Hmry » « < • - » ■ * * » nnm 'abor, business and other tabby, st* w ho back cam paign* A justified person eauld run alao without having to w ait for reo* ignition by city o r county m s

chines. R eprcacntatk* would be b e tte r thun it has ev er heen in th e history at the S ta te .All shades of opinion would h r

iresented snd EVERY opinkm ouid h a v e espreaaion in t h e

Halls <rf government without ANY ONE opinion dominating the con- test.

In sim plest term* (uhdtatrtct- ing w ould he ss foiksws.

E ach congressional d istric t shall h a v e about 400 000 (v-ciie and sha ll preserve county lines where possible

Within each congressional d is­trict th e re shall be two separa te Slate Senate d istricts of 200 000 neopie an d political boundaries shall be preserved

F our Aa*embiym«i shall se rve m each Congressional D istrict; two runn ing in each Senate dis­trict r i 200,000 OR each A ssem ­blyman running in a se p a ra te !

maa* voting” ; g t furthered d an ­gerously the deletion of sound voting qualification*, so ary ta preserving good govern­ment; and h i it ta leading to the most dangerous effect of all, ob­literation of m eaningful muni­cipal. county and sta te tines. Political entities will fall into d e c a y without identification through AREA represen tationT h u uall L,||,l tti i* utnukif n v W T tt H RU

central i*ed government of dU> tatoeial proportions, and fur­ther weaken the State*,

a n d BEST HOPE - SirHDISTfRICTINGPa<«*aic legislators la action ov­e r the years. The bloc voting tty the larg e r c ity representation has b een used effectively as a weapon against the less popu­lated aroaa of the state. W hat the pe rh ap s well-intentioned ‘‘iimova- t c n " on the Am erican *ys1em never d iscu ss‘a re the excessive dem ands that city politicians have m ade on S ta te and Federal tre a ­suries. If suburban and nira> legislators com bine to ■ defeat

Senate ’ 00,000

A s se m b ly

N urse Volunteers A re SoughtNEWARK. N, J , Sgt Gu»-

If the upheaval caused by one m an-one vote had resulted In better representation, everyone would rightfully have supported it. As it stands, concerned A- m rrican s a re having a second look. Although som e of t h e dam age cannot be undone, a vestige of tru e representation can come about If S U B - DISTRICTING is adopted by city political m achines which the S ta te Constitutional Convwv-

Iksenaed m ale and female p ra c ­tical nurse* may now enlist or reenliet to r three y e a n In the United State* Arm y,

A ccording to~ 9g t Ouellette, In ­terested persons m ust be g ra d u ­ates of a state-approved one-year course in practical nursing and hold a curren t s ta te licensure a* a p rac tica l nurse. P rio r serv iceernw nneL with four.joem? e r te s iservice fo r pay, o r with over four y ea r* service fo r pay, but tens th a n seven years active Federal service, ar*> eligible for this option. Sgt. Ouellette a lso printed out.

The sen tesn t continued by say ­ing that personnel enlisting for this op tion will complete e ith e r basic or basic com bat training be­fore aaaignment to the M edical Training Center a t Fort Sam Houston. Tex., for technical t ra in ­ing as a medical corpsman

Thoae entering th is m edical phase o f training will be appoint­ed to th e grade of specialist four

<E4 >, and upun successful oom-tav* L. OusUette, local Arm y re- pletion of the i ourse, promoted lo cruMer atinmnredl this*week iTi«XfsecciMBT Tlv* I W f .

Sgt Ouellete concluded by say­ing that oon-prior persennd en- llstlng for tills option will enttsr the Arm y ta the grade of Private M r

Bob He!stoiki Su«i SportslandBergen County Judge Thom as

fT B alto h and a Ju ft are hear* ing a civil sutt instltuteti by Rob­ert Helatnskl. b ro ther of Rep. H m ry Halstaaki. against t h e Route 1 Corporation, for $39,835 he c laim s is due him on a building contract

Overdue sinoe Nov 1963. the money, according to Helstoski, of 1» G rant St., East Ruther­ford, is claim ed for work done on th e Route 3 golf course and driving range in E ast Ruther­ford. The defendants, according to the papers, have paid the bulk of the monies, totaling $184,419.

New York is having a spate of trouble with the New York Stock Exchange. The Stock Exckange threatens to move. Prom p­tly 40 communities, ranging all the way to Arkansa*, snapping and barking like puppies for a bone, urge the Stpck Exchange to run away from New York and settle with them.

The sovereign S tate of New Jersey oc­cupies ita daya leering covetously upon South Bergen meadowUnd that fqr hun­dreds of years has belonged to the munici­palities in which it is located. Now the State of New Jersey cUims the land and ruthlessly is setting about steaHng i t in broad daylight. Not on any moral ground*, mind vou, but on some legalistic rhenani- gan* th a t greedv law yers have concocted.

Teterboro has been a tax haven for many years. Some of our top industrial firms have hidden awav there, reaping such bene­fits as there are fo r their stockholders. Now surrounding municipalities, scrapping like puppies for bits of Teterboro’* wealth, are trying to seiie parts of it. The equities are not involved—m erely the pame of getting as much as possible while the getting is good.

In Ridgefield Public Service Gas & Elec­tric Co. has built a h u g e plant. Tbe tay«*s pour in to Ridgefield's pockcts. Municipali­ties surrounding Ridgefield are barking and

snapping and trying to get their snout* in­to the tax pot. Not becau*e of the equitie* of the situation—but because they see an opportunity to get a bit of what seems to be a good thing.

W hat k ind 'of government is this?W hat kind of example* are being sat for

the young?How does th is avid, animal-like hunt for

the small print in the contract set with the sense of m orality we try to instil in child­ren?

If public officials are willing to bit*, scratch and kick what are private business­men doing?

There is reason to be thoroughly ashamed of our public officiaU. To hover over a stricken city such as New York Uke vul­tures, waiting for an opportunity to leap in and tear a t the carcass is a revolting picture. _____

To try to use legalistic reasoning to de- fraud municipalities of w hat has rightfullv been theirs for centuries is a stigm a that no state can ever erase.

To seek to tear away at the tax treasury of a community without regard to the equities of the situation is b raien burglary.

It all boils down to one question: if you can't trust government what can one tru st?

complexity of a color TV

"d o it yourself" mcch-

Please, Freeholders!E ither our Board of Freeholders take

leave of their sense upon assuming office— o r they think the taxpayers have.

Not long ago the Republicans were in charge of the store in Hackensack. And they prated endlessly about the fact the county ra te was being held steady.

The municipalities shrieked with angufsh every tim e they w ere slabbed by tbe new dem ands of the freeholders. Irt South Ber­gen th is year the couty tax bite increase is w ell over $200,000.Y et, Freeholder D irector D. Bennett Mazur, a Dem ocrat, said : “W e have decided that th e tax burden is already sufficient, and have adm ittedly tailored this budget to hold the tax ra te line.”

And, piously adds the public relations m an fo r the county, “ It is expected that when th e tax ra te is finally determined

sometime in May it will show a slight decrease.”

W hat kind of nonsense is this?The tax ra te is determined by budget over

ratables. If the Bergen County Tax Board inflates the ratables the tax ra te is going to stand or come down. T hat is w hat has happened in the p a s t ' under Republicans. I t is hanpening under Democrats. The tax ra te will remain static, even drop. But the bite on the taxpayer is bigger every year, as it is this year.

In Long Island A sheriff gained fame because he ran for office on the pledge he would abolish his useless office if elected

tn New Jersey the freeholders became ureless appendages of the government vears ago. What politician wants to become fam ­ous by seeking office to abolish the office?

They Who BuildA Lyndhurst builder named Nicholas

p«mi»ini died recently a t the age of 76. Not too m any years ago Nick was busily put­ting up homes in the South Bergen area.

Nick Dam ieni never became a t'evelon- m ent builder. P a r t of the profit he received from building w as in the joy of accomplish-

ck was a custom builder. He cher- , craft. A job worth doing for him

i w orth .doing well.nent standards Nick never be­

came a rich man so far as esta te taxes go. But he died a happy man, one who had the sense of having made something good, something tha t would last through the ages.

A member of his family summed it up in a little note to The Leader, saying, “His motto was always quality first. In this he took great pride. His many friends knew him by that outstanding characteristic.”

To leave behind a family so proud is a chievement of high order in itself.

by MAX BECK

More and m ore m achines aippliances, gadgets, autom o­biles, ga rag e doors to be open­ed by a push button which you can activate while sitting in the car, and all kinds of in­strum ents a re reaching t h c m arket with increasing volo- city. All thc*e things a re de­signed to m ake our lives eas­ier, which no doubt they do, as long as they work. The easy life begins to become Ufteasy if there is a Break down, because it becomes more and m ore difficult lo find an experienced mechanic to restore our m achines to work.

The need for m echanics be­cam e desperate last year with the virtual explosion of Ihe demand for color TV sets. Most people have no idea of the set.

Someanics who tried to repair tiieivl1 own color set, found this out The very least it takes to re­p a ir a color set is a variety of instrum ents. A g o o d eq)pr generator costs about $250. In addition several o ther instm-l m eats a re needed, which to­gether cost a t least $1,000 - Ju s t as im portant as having these Instrum ents is to know how to use thfem, which in turn requires a g reat deal of experience.

We had a call from onecustom er who w anted her set repaired. Since the set was not purchased from us, we could not repair it, because we only service w hat we soli. She told us that the set was bought from a downtown st re with "facto ry" service! S h e had 9 “service” men in 2 months, and the trouble wa still the sam e. These men were not servicem en a t allthey w ere tube pullers. Thi-is the expression used in the trade for an inexperienced me­chanic.

It is well enough known tha' it lakes years for a mechan­ic to gain the experience need ed to repair today 's compli­cated electronic aonaratus Our technicians have 12 years of IWs precious experie-'ie- servicing color TV sets. Most “ factory” service organizations which of course have nothing t< do with the factories, a r , “ green” and ihe customers ar guinea pigs. This is an unfortit nate fact.

We service what w e sell. Beck’s R adio,'TV , HI-FI, Nutley I 667-2275

“BATMAN”

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Gloves $3.65 up

Balls from 39c

Bats from 99c

Shoes from 3.95

GOLFMac Gregor Balls 3 for $ 1

TENNISRacquets 4.79

Balls 3 for 1.59Irons reg. 7.50 3.95

Tennis Clothes arid Sneakers

for Men, Women and

Woods reg. 11.00 5.50

Shoes reg. 14.95 11.95

Children Bags from 5.95

Fresh & Salt Water Rods - Reels - Lures

99c & 2.10 up

Glo Eggs 59cP e rfec t F o r T ro u t

H. O. BOXCAR Assembled $1.00

Vi.it our Hobby Dept, for Trains, Acce**ories, K its , etc. “Matchbook” Serie* from 45 Cent*

FISHING

Exclusively at PAUL'SPhysical Fitnes* For The

E ntire Family

* Chestpulls * DumbelU• Handgrips • Jumprope*

"Healthdisc" Orbatron

Barbell Set

SAVE!9.95

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438

P A U L ’ S540 Paterson Ave.

★ HOBBY ★SPORT★ MARINE CENTER

E a s t Rutherford N .J

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4. T w t t , U l i5 41 French king• Follflw* 44, F tc tt7 Geus up 45 Relate8 A c to r* part 4 i Rodent >. Poem 40 Color

10 My** 11 52. P .e flx : (W lrf11 R eply (4 Musical now

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P E O P L E O F L Y X D I I U R S T

T O I T S

I N V I T E S A L L T H E

Sunday, March .27, 2 — 5:30

View the work of a Catholic Parish

In guided tours of our Church, School

Convent and Rectory

TfnmSDAT, MARCH 14, I%6 TIIE COMM

LeClonJ. G. Hay Marks 25 Bell Y

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Poat hefct ita annual •hmantgan*. T hr ew nin* itarnM with a drliriou* corned beef am oafchaer dinner p ie p a m l by thi faravua Irtah rtw f A rthur O F m *iHB«*r a n t a rrv rd toy a itoaam glanw uroua eiMrrrm from tV Au» Ulary. Thr fratlvtttoi ran t m uni wKh dam uig lo th r tunrn i t Ptul the FaVUrt McHtch and hi* U ar- fWd dam mi T h r a tta i w ••• •Ho m artin i th r Legion* b ir th ­day w aa NgtURhtrd by th* out r.ng of a h u v birthday r a te . al mktnlnht, by Poat Command* F rrd Hrlm ich and Auxiliary Pr*a- tdml Edith F rrg u aca Takto bcw* lo r the tuccnaa of th# party wa* th a t atm of th r old and J . han nr* M aarlrvrld A good ttanr wa* had by all.

Thr next m ajor project of $*a Amrrloanlam com m itter ia Ho r State on th r Rutgana New Bruna- wick oampu* In Ju n r Thr float la again aponaormg th rrc high achoui Junior* Thr *pon*at*hip paater k on toe bullrtln board and La aw rll- tog YOUR autograph Com e on

T hr m rm herattlp com m ittee ha* been doing a fine job but aom# of th r regular* h a w not paid dura for 1966 and conaequenUy h avr been placed on th a d rllnoum t IM tr th ra r few prople would pay up Ihr poat would find liar If one* m ore o v rr th r lop

Jim F r rn r ro and hi* Child W«4-

liepartm ent C urtm andri XUll iuggard presented a 125.000 cheek fl behalf of N rw Jeraey Legion- a r m lo th r National Cummaral- r tor uae in T h r American Lt»

tia i 'a Viet N am RrUrf Fund Thia • th r largest atagte m n tf i iu h .1 r t m ad* to th r fund • #

Final action on a movem ent 10 >pcn the ranka al Thr Am erican Legion to a n rw generation at wgr vrtrrana hi on th r ag«4 th r 1«M National a m vent m> n Washington. D C ., Auguw % lo

Sept. I Thr com m ittee lo atudy th r m a iir r will ta report to th r National Execu-

I ivr O m m ltt* * to May a a d wttl tay that what had be «ive and adviaory m ilitary opera k n had t im e d « t» a ahooting

w ar on Auguat S, 11*4 w ith th r m a r k in **r GuM at Tonkin In locordanor w ith th r history, tra- lltkma and purpmwa of T h r A m rr

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| H lrhard F.J . G Hay of 11 Bond Place,[appointed th r new

North Arlington, recently m arked i,r<.lor „f ttM, em ird» yearn of *ervicr with lh.* New j r ^ «nd CotmcU <rf Wt Jrrwry Hrll T rirphonr O m rpany U .n . sorth Ariuwion. tt

A n u a lrm an ui th r c o m p M t j T i u ^ n y w)u plant d rp a rtm m t » M. m d a ’.r | Mn| v a n C leaw Hechtllay la a m em hrr of O ra n g e L * , h a . hold thU pm i (or mnCouncil, II G McOilly C U ^tcr,S yrara .T rlrphonr Pioneer* of A m erira j

IXirtng World W ar 11, h r aervedj

t f . Fimd m Nutley andZ Z ' L Z ? ^ vUle, aHm ded g r jn m a rw » * '" h ,hp « • * wgh gehg# in North Ariing

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nt the aavMga and loan In m rtheen New Jeraey, voltiit- tai Uy uiafcrgw.ig} gpecuU irakUng to enhance <hrir value tn their aa*

malamwat n «nTheo*it*ni Ha ui1 srumti: from f.

Mra H arm atator* for the Wilma Mr \Vtgh. (ill4m Srhool. Ml

iff intrjand Mn* HiawrM « » .n e » a i^ "Kl,,r*M>' »**

and Mm Hotxe 1 airothy C arnegie:sw

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39 1 m nuh poem 43 Rngliih to (io ultray letter4* Pteneh 44 Dfift

"head** 48. Perform ed

at place 12 Oxen nbler I t . Endeav

leg ion mum be rah Ip he efttendeH 10 mUMary pereonm l *ervltw du r­ing tha current prriod rt h--<tttl ’tea More Auguto 5. 1M6 If thi* meeta with the approval of tV Waahlngion ci-nvenliOB. C ongm u vlll be a«krd to amend the Le- Tien'a charter to admit veteran* it the Viet Nam period.

tor all. Rearrva*iom a re a lread) ctmbnt !n for table*, and Mi* af Fair ia ahaping up already a t be­ing another *eII-out If you hav m t rear rvrd your table yet. don I watt any longer Stop at tti" chi* and *re anyone of the m em ber* of Ihe Beard of Governor* fo r your ii-aervMlon

bn* of the L ittle League, both in N rrth Arlington

Hay ta m arried and ha* three sons.

Frank M. Bello Assistant ManagerFrank M Bello h a t bn-n

pointed aaaistant m anager erf th r _

S eiubHonors Guest*

A pat on th r back and a tip of th r hat to P .G iC M artin Raf fcrty for one of ih r g roa t.1*! night* ever - thia wa* It* gen­eral c M n m u t Qt thoae in att*i|.

the tateraection State Parkw ay and In trro ta te NO, according to grm*ral m a a ig e r Wil-

hm R TieMHe will be rraponaible for auper-

v’*hg the executive houokcc.ier.

Dr. Grundfest SpeaksDr. Jack Grundfest. medioal

director of Weat Hudaan Hospital, will be the featured apeakrr at

a t the Annual Irish Night the meetins- Monday night at thr Wc*t Hudson Hospital Auxiliary Thr group will Rather at H :15 I’ -M In N em zrk. Hall at th r howpiUU. Dr. G nindfest'a topic will be "V as­cular Surgery."

Hcatesae* will be Mr*. Geor*< StoU. Mr*. M ichard Froelfch and

held on March 19, a t our cU o, M artin is already receiving re- quests for tk'ket* for the n tx t Iritt) ntght to be held.

Raaervation* a rc new 1 ,'in» *'•- cepted for the upcom ing Polish Night, to be held on April 16thApril

the Aiprii Mr*. Oeorge M iller. Mra. C larenrc Blauvelt will preside,

Sheridan, who haa been arrvinv a* I i '.r r r tr r ef ihr* United f t i t i

vrr»ity. MarriedI t e r a to r Paullllou at Jeraey 0<» a teacher a t the Robert Rrakii*Scho-il in R'ngwood, Sheridan w il take up hi* nrw dutirs April 1 B M r» Herht haa been appoints!

47 In tha4B. Orum hli50 Tantalum : I t . Dove*

rh em 22 Prevented 51. C alm 14 Very big S3 C lergym an M. Expel 65 Read copy 1 28 H o rn : s la n f 5*. O ldest . M . Judean k w g

U . OilDOWN 94 D rterloraH d

35. Yapped 1. W ail painting 36. Country 2 Le** hard 37. Car in-

Musical note iam m ation

Jersey kk nt ofA toonatton, *atd C ourse" wit*Ihr demand* of the rm p k y ed In ihe field

With 31- eurrrntly

Mr*.ikl Avenue, * w •»cml>er* of her

' the 10th antuvrrM lfy Of.gmdtpttMiL from Mary

,{%»IMge at TareytwwMjj—h< n w t i u i v from Hawaii, Wa

Pitrrto R* loan and o th r r piaeoa to

■ Slate*, on Saturday A I ituoiU'il fur nrr waa i

Arnett* j N orthern 1

nt in the r rae rv a tk n le r |A*»iM«nt Public Rrlattona p .rac-j-(ll * to a itm d the O ti^ n a h ip |t - e o ' ih r United Co«n*nuni»> *’*»«e al Itouglaat Oozlegi* Fund at Kaaex and Weat Hudson ut.r

ICountle* and will b r work ng gut I heir offioe to N rw ark,

a F a th ers have eeteeted Salvator.In- G rreeo nnd Joarph Coecia. J r

ir a* Hudson *«d Bergen Count C hairm en in sponaortog a dinm-

CartomMl Kay Kato p r -t.sM-1 for th r benefit af a misakaiprogram and akeiched per- sem inary soon to be built by

LaCorte Bros.Silling - Alterations - Ai

All Types of Porch Enclosures Windows & Doors

Thep ir tt t le i t of o' L yndhurit

' «r.n* in t h e audience, among thi’ Verona Father* a t Giium- Jihrrri M r * H arry K k-n M r* . Wa. Thr dinner will be ghxm ai

• ^ T y - iTi'W m nmf r — t m - r t *br H I t ri TlT.tl Hote l. Stavlaynirr IMvenport. prganw e i the M arch 27, at 7 p .m . Tlckeia ~j

Vvimng department w hs met • 'I* 'f t I and la* d rd y rtib ie f'ven'ng M em bership Oe- for »um» ttm r hi Mr*. K1«mi * •j^M> Vcronn Fathers a re

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the W om an's Clut’ 1, r real toil 100m, M sufved G u e s t

rent office m anager, bell cap- N utht on Thursday evrn inv J p _ . m m ; i 4 0 0 N ^ m o r l s in n,»il matusTM r anrf a«*.stto<E • '* *■ • »««-..« r i i M I , V j.O IT Im lT T B e I ' t f l m e O

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a'n . poil m anager, and Mr. Tirfel.

Mr. Bello attended F»lr!?iBh Dick niton University and w as gra-

tku I ii-A'inSchool in W ashington, D.C. Hr vas fcrm erly the assistant man- •g rr cf the M a rr^ tt Key Bridge tot r Hctel H W ashineton. D C , nrt s f rv rd with the United State*

MaNY for 2C yvar« ontl' r> v 'th the rank of Chief P e tty Of- Ver^ r r h Mr. Bello and hi* wife, the

form er M ary A Keily, a re n«tK r* if Lyndhurst w h -re they re*lde vkh their four children . ’>■ ,

missionary order exclustvely de­dicated to mtaaton work to many eixintrie* In Africa, Ijitin Amet lea and the United States.

T hr mi**km sem inar) w i I h r built at Columbia, on a 17 a c n

N avigator will have full dcta 'l* cn th is affair, to h e held underInride Guard, R ichard M « n c h Attention! Vet* at World W ar I.

P.G .K. Tom Mclacchio an- Sunday, M arch 27th, a t "Lesionnounced that donations f j r H»U" at 2.30 p.m . Don't use the Shrine a re atlU coming In, but 0|<j excuse “ It was too e c 'd ’V or slowly. All m em bers m ust get b e - j-n w as too w arm ". Spring is hind thi* com m ittee and give i t . iv re ! Let's how "apringy the support it deserve* Thei ■ arejy0u can be. Be there! donation cards available a t .the By the wav — tell the " ‘rl*‘¥v*vclub, m addition lo the card 'flr- haVP a mrrfing also. B ring tiv mried in the FW mmry and M arch jalm g, l?« tes c# the Navigator, j

Mem tiers hip C hairm an R ichard Albecker announced that plans ore proKrcsslng fo r the upcoming F irs t Degree to be held, and an­nounced further th a t if anv m em ­ber has a candidate in mind, have the application H IM out im m e­diately and returned, In order to insure that the degree will be a com plete success.

M ay 7th — th is is a da te to m ark now on your calendar to be se t aside as this is the night that we will hold our Ttoar:n?Twenties nite, w hich will he held on the sam e sty le a s o u r New Y ears Eve party , which w as sooh a com plete success. Ticket sal™* are strictly lim ited to 220 people to insure plenty of dancing room

Vooointm''nt Ol Bonny Jo BentonThe appointm ent of M as Benny

*r Bentcn. of the Br.rtugh. to the •eller staff cf Boiling Spring* Savings and Loan Association was m nouneed today by W.P. Vojt, ’r . nrcsident of the institul on.

Mi** Bentcn .is a g raduate of he' Portsm outh. V’rg ina. sefuxtls

where she resided before moving j ntith?rford.

Kdgur Cronhrim ot Nutley, Eighth _ _i s t r i c t vice chairm an, f o r For S#ft)inary DinnerEvening Departm ent*, wa* pre­sent ; w ith representative* at Eve- Cl & NA with h*o 1 col cut*

Departm ent* to i h e A atetol Uu«h J . . Aihlon;/.iu m L l r a t l a tpi.d from th* U ’rrthorst W 'lman * h « Cemmittee for the Verona will train American youth*C hih and the Junior W omans ___ . __ _ _ _Club,

Mr* Paul Omche. chairm an >vn«. in oh-'n'p of Ihe t*ir in~” meeting. M>-« Horace R. Ro-jlr lyeliare chairman, reo-wted rc- .rrrh m en t* «erved for 70 m e m- i ' r » a t the C.-'d"n A«*e c lu b meet- inic and relkv t ,^ mrmev to pur-

and send iti-ms the •t v tee m en need in Viet Nam . F»vor« mfltip bv tlv- mt'ir» (ton 'd m - j

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Friday* and Saturday*Top Band Entertainm ent

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E v e r y S u n d a yCocktail Parties 4 to !0 P.M

T ic Lyndhurst Dept. o f P a ik i W omen’s RocreatLtn pro­gram moves into the fin il a n d ■nest cxcitini; w eek of I he seas n this Thursday, U te champion- -Ifcps of twe of the t h r e e 1* agues will be deeided and the i ihle ttnn is cham ponsliip w i l t .'i i*c be held. The W estern I>ivl- •■on Title was woq by Capt. Joan H artm ann 's Fmks.

The Shindigs rflcvrd :u o firs; place in the N orthern Division by downing Ihe Hullnimio^'s 15 to 9, 15 to 5 and 15 to 5. The Has- I u rn 's w ere Joited by th-* Un­knowns In three. 1 5 to 5, 1 5 to 1 3 in i 15 to 13. Bath loam s are

Go-Go & Floor Show Featuring — The Bol-airej

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|| Frank Ciccone, Prop. G E. 8 -9 8 0 6 jj'feecw DOB coeo oo t> acoo oaoo »aoo oo c< >

now one gam e out of first place. The Jelly Beans moved into fourth by upending the Go-Go's m three 15 to 9. 13 to 7 and 15 to 10. The FugiW ws belted t h e Bunnies for Ih ref wins 15 to 2, 15 t i 9 and 15 tn .1 . Th" pK»sWlity ef a Iwo or three xvav tie is possi­ble as the team s will partieipate in a position round this week.

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t|M «**i •*«*•»« to tum J~wy. G eo rge M agdlih K r *"* and Student Teacher

A*Wp from te a r in g the tt- NEWARK. Mar a - Quay.- rrm signaling th r beginning and Magdiah at 551 Ilrtbokm *M rnd <rf I h r exm -la* on Saturday Oartatadt, a amtor m ajoring in • t * a m and 4 p m . the w w n l m athrm atk-a a t thr R u tg rr t I t o ,public will no* h r IrrvtXvrd in thr venrtty Ctrf1«*r of A rte and SaJ- teat. nor a ffro trd toy th r rm ergen- m e n In N ew ark, k m I hr ffUL«i ry highway t f a « r rrfulaHOfl (tf a TO week program U B tty

T hr r r fu U tk n wan d c v to d •»•«» teacher a t R uthrrfon i HW> lo tm u rr continuity at trfflx* School, m ovement In a declared eraer- i M agdirti i i m ra ttrd In th* t w r y TWa to d tid rs rk>ar*nt*l- of tht* M.000 miles of state, <-<x*y i «>• and m unicipal roads awl a trw ta , rep air «f ruad*. brHkiea, or o th rr tacilltkw, ami a lr r t p» ik in g to pnrvent or elim inate hot- tlenecks.

The activities n1 th r High­way T raffic Regulation Plan re- quire th r participation of thr S ta te Highway IV partm rn t, anxi P<>Hrp *t ail level* working w ith­in the New Jersey Civil Defame and I» sa* trr Control Plan in rlnae awtrrlaMon w ith emergency transportation organizations and ihe Highway Users Om ferenoe

T hr national plan for em er­gency preparednew provides that thr Federal B ureau of Public Road* d irrc t and roordinatc d r vrkipm ent and execution of the

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ll'n iv rrtlty program leading to ' >< hmg oerttfkaatkn Durfctg this I'tiignam he la doing actual daw * rurnn traehing aa wcil aa horn*. i '« m . extra-curricular and gukt- aner activities

Don Waller Complitei CourseU aw ld 8. Welker of ?96 New-.

Roger G utdrtti. » h o ia a atu- H rrhart I dent at M a m a S tate Coiteg*. Ala- with W

ark Avenua, I j m d b u : h a arcm pirted an eight «a*«*k nurar m « rv w a ata tiun mitnageatagrt

! e n d u e ted l*> Humble OU and Refining Com pany a t ita K i l o

! District Retail Trainktg Schoai inn i a ,

W elker i t the prnprietnf of Don's KMO In Pnaaalc Avenue in K< .is n y .

A Visit to BunnylamM a rc h 2 0 th I I A M - .1 1*

Lyndhurst High School Cafeteria

Ajtrimi Robert Sturgea. and Hie M W - tia ln e SibHk> and Gall Bordigan Mr*. F rances Greco, vk r p rnM eni. and Mrs. Floyd Jacobean, reg istrar, alao came w the muetlng lo secure reg istia tlon*.

Chine*# AuctionIh e la tfiea Auxiliary at th r

auction a t t p .m next Thursday, M arsh 31st, a t the AMVETS Hu tiding in Mew York Avenue.

Information and tickets m ay be ‘•cured trom Mmes. Michael Mar-

Arthur Hranham, Janie* Tully, U m a rd O m e n te , Peter O m e n te , Daniel Kenny. Frank Caputo, Jonopti Guastetta, Ben Capaccio anti Michael Bruneti.

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Membera of Ihe Explorer Pual 83 w ho m ee t a t the W ashit^ton School, neoently attended the con­cert jrjvtn by tlie Vienna, Aus­tria, Bays’ O w ir a t Paterson Suite College. Robert Mancuao assiatant adviaor, went with K m - »E9l Rwlf*. Thotxma MiWelwt, rv n a ld Pnitoda and Dermta Sluka

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N o r i c a M h*Mfcy «ivan th a t th* >M >< O rainanc* w as ra s a• na u i a l M r i d a IICOM tim a• nd » 1 I M a t S r»yul»r m a t t ­ing ot tn* a a a r a a t Comantasi«n- ara ot tha Tow nahip ot i.|rna- tiu fat, an tha *1 r t aay » t M arch,itaa

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r re sh co m Is deiactahle w h en chaj-bolled . Remove husks, bruali wiUt butter apd season w ith salt. W rap each e a r in a lu m in am foil anti p lace on char-bachl fo r 20-25 m inutes.

For b rillian t color and tasV accent, c u t m edium riae to m atoes in half and brush wJO, butter. D ust with a m i x W of bread crwnbs, sa lt, peppei a n d oregano. Broil u n til ed le s 0 J ,0m4?o<‘s turn brown.

The C har-B sd ti ia a prod­u c t of life C har-B roii division, Colum bus Iron W orks, C®I lumbus, G a , one o f Um nar t io n s lead ing m anufacturers o f quality outdoor cookmg equ ipm en t. The acalloped edges p e rm it ideal d raft and Utei-11* x it* g ra te «!owa am ple cooking su rface for any d ish . N estled in a c rad le w ith h an d ru bbed oak handles, it re ta ils to r »17.»5.

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Garden Club Meet*The I yndhur* Gandan Club will

meet an Monday everting, M arch 2S a t S P.M. at 108 Valley Brook A\enu«- Mrs. H .J. Scfwffenhauer » ill le*<i in a <fcsnissioD <* "What Ts Y our Gnrden Problem ?" Hoa- te .'srs fc r the aocial hour will ba Mna George Averel and M ra .1 M ichael M achere. Edw ard De- M arraas ia president.Nucera Recovering

M r. and Mrs. Dominick Asco- iese o f 430 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst, announce the b irth of a boy, M ark, on M arch 16, 1966.

M ark joins a sister, Donna 4. Mrs. Ascoiese is the fo rm er M ar­jorie Lynch of Hoboken.

Township Building Inspector Jam es N ucera w as reported gaining ra.pidly a t Hackensack Hospital w here h e has taken w ith a siege of pneumonia.

Hundreds of m essages of en­couragem ent have been received by the popular township official.

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Tjwegi t l — W e hit tight in our brought them h w n r for iMwtdyoti^tie mnmy Then w e piayed * '« rd in th r Oage ‘ and T h rIlea.'* Leader* — Mm. C, Oivlngs a n l Mra C. C ariaon R«<purter - T rary SteUnark

T rrrp t l | — U c npm rd ouf w ith th e tiag errrtnony

w tx r .Inin !>rmp- I*a*Kan, Loti«e Des-

aad Cathy 'De C*kw»*»Thro we pkt; era — MtmJ . Ktmia H> «an

Tn t>p § — with tiieo ar w e went a wi rkeil on «x pkma i

W« ir>nAe I film hokiera. to mil Jn tn4** f ».i Thi' Chim**

w * i *»f**4i nhuut* our lh« “ World H eritage" n W — Mls> J, Scitk^ri

Hnrtwra* t^n rh b u rx Tr««if» I# — Wv nfrwHt out

fen? with tin* flag ceremony. T V tiotarguardi w « r tm* El*k fi c a |a» •* wjn., ami Jo Ann ttfiiK The f i l l e r was i jn i le Scar-

We iMayrd "Imtisgi M n re aa and"Ohacrvatian," THe

(I with ’T a t i r , t t#•’rayer, anl by ptaytnt ihe Baoort. " • Leader Mra R MUfhell. I!f|«w!er -» DrtaMh Valente.

Ttuop IS — We opened our maet-i»K with th r flag cerem ony Of-fkVr SehrrrkrtMtteln waa our guest

jar* «h«wrd m»«rtaa an h icy tle safety. He waa kind enmigh to

o u r <|or<timts. The m eet­ing was cloned w ith the M ip c Tunnel ta-adrr — Mra. L Tap* iwnbrck Ki*portrr — Patriae V<*v kTtirrk.

Truop * — The "K TWwp" pa­trol waa in ilw irge of opening exerclaea. Then w t worked on our baiigr* and p i a ) ^ gamer. Thr m w itng wa« • kjar4 w ith the squre/c le a d e r —> Mrs. C CaH- son. I b ia i t i r r — Suaan Kehue.

Tn*4i 21 — W«* < ip m rd o u r m arl­ing with the G irl Scout P rayer After diai uaawg uu r trip w r had

are the im utpiration of a Km ergeney Highway Traffic

Tha plan waa drviaad b y S tate H ighw ay Department Incankjhettaa f t tf i S ta ll C » v * i Defenae, Division of Motor Ve hksle*. New Jetaey Highway U- a m Conference, the Federal G overnm ent and several auttm rt

(he

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lairlk. rhen we m ade 4tam tt> du .a Has ixTemony T he coiorguarda I l ,r s ‘- l^ ^ w k 'a Day. 8u«aa w m Kathleen Itm ilpa, Pam ela jnemm and C hristinr D e O c ro I Russo. M ary Hart»»‘, and Susan ‘.,an} ''J 0 h'*P- lea d e rs - Mrs. Hall. L eadre-M rg . M. IV llaFave It IXCt«eoo a tal Mrs. V M aturo nrxi Mra. S. Gwitite. R eporter — H* l « ' **t — C art4 Ann H anair. jKarolyn Tynah.

Truop IT - After the flag cere*! T n o p 1 - W. opened our meet- nwny w r spoke abotit G irl Scouts .ing with the flag ceremony The in other count rtes Then w e Ira rtv ; ct k rguards w ere Susan Rem, t d an Irish song and dance called I Kathy Casey, and Jean Norwood

Dear Ole IXategal'' and mad.-1 The calk r w a, D elia Ann Msck- Ir.rfi h a lt for St. Patnck s Day m. We discussed plan* for a sleep- The meeting w as closed with the over. The meeting w aa rloaed with) ( ^ M t g h i Tunnel L radent - Th.* G irl $oout p ray ,.r an d ' Mi^<, J Dempaey, Mrs. C Owlngs, | "T ap s ." Lead*- - M n . F Grecoand Mrs. E. Rogers. R tporte r

Mini ides Troop 2 3 '— U nda Gentile, a

freshm an at Paterson S tate CW- lege, wilt be helping our troop as part of har teacher trakUng

■XkMUCtmkla.. m m m w>lln. t.»l tiitd Mrs. Mitchell toid ua we aold 11,030 hoxea (rf cookies. We d iscu ssed our trip to t f» circus. Then w e m ade pencil holders from orange juice ca n s and

R eporter — I r t ia Ann Mackin.. T ru p I t — The ''T roop D ra­m atics" badge g ro u p worked un tlx* background fo r the poem "H iaw atha 's ChiliBtood.” The rest of tlx* girl finished Ihe "Hoapltal- i tjC U tad n u and. aU rtafl "M*K'r C arpet." Mr*. McWil­liam s. Irene Navielio, and M ary Ami King e.uuc to help, fu a il ir — Mrs. W. I^tm M ls R eporter — M ary Kelly.

T H I F I Z Z L EI V f\* H 1 CTDUU5 M ftK f UP W M iN O '.lD O I T KVJCNd VMICH OMt T O

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be prrment^J by over moan, Colo., m

North Arlington Girls Tour Bell Tel. O ffices

Mrs. B arb ara M artin , sea ted , a N ew Je rse y Bell T ele p h o n e C om ­pany s ten o g rap h e r, exp la ins he r w o rk to. th ree se n io r g ir ls from N orth A - ling ton High School d u rin g a n em p lo y m en t program sponsored by th e telephone com pany. S tanding, from le ft , are Miss P a tr ic ia Sk inner, a New Je tse y B e ll F n p lo y m e n t O ffice su p e n isor an d h igh school s tu d rn ts M iss Sandra V en tu rin i, M iss B etn ad etae S ih m id l and Miss D oreen G allo.

in cooperationnnd federal governm ent units or o ther agencies concerned. T h e Bureau at Public Road* called on the S ta le Highway D epart­m ent to develop and Implement a plan for m ovm xjnt of traffic during a declared em ergency.

geney, according to a highway spokesm an, highway traffic cen­te rs would be established and Muffl'd by police, Civil Defense aides, an d officers of d ie Divi­sion of M otor Vehicles.

At the S ta te Civil Defense BJner- gency O perating C enter a group cf authorised personnel, tinder the direction of the S ta te Highway Com missioner would regulate highway traffic.

Units The show wtll run from I p m. to • p.m. Mt the gym at the University Refresh-

w fl be m id In th r cafete­ria The them e (or thia year'a ahuw will be " U w d e n at Tomer*

thrr, Mr*. -Ca**ar ■ R idge Road, during Wa

l i H M t t the i On A pril n . at

Bob O 'H ara eat score

A group of 20 senior girls from Ncrth Arlington High School tour­ed New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. facilities in Newark last woek for a look a t employment opportuni­tie s available to high school g ra d ­uates. ________

The studenls visited central of­fices a t 281 Washington St. where information, an d king distance operators handle almost 95.000 telephone calls on the average business day.

New Jersey Bell representa­tives also accom panied the girls on a lour of th ecem pany’s head­quarters building in Broad Street. Here, the g irls were introduced to a variety of jobs including the position of service representative in a business office and m any jobs involving stenographic and clerical work.

Kathleen C lark of North Arling­ton, a form er graduate o f North

Arlington High School and now a Machine Clerk in the com pany’s Business Systems D epartm ent, discussed her telephone career with the sludents a s part of the job opportunity program .

Mrs, Helen LaChapelle, a teach­e r at the high school also m ade

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BOGLE INC.300 S tuyveaan t Ave. Tel. W E bater 9-1078

GIBBS AGENCY 1 Ridge Read

Tel. W E bater 9-2100

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501 Ridge Road W E b a te r 9-0700

ARTHUR LIVA AGENCY 142 S tuyveean t Ave.

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Tal. G Eneva 8-8454

SA VI NO AGENCY 251 R idge Road

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F R A N K S M IC H A E L C A L L O C a llo W h o lesa le M eats, In c.

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WALTER R. STEEVER Stearer Fuaeral Horn.

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SAN ANTONIO, Tex - («o rg e W: rv isk , son of Mr* G c tfg e PHak of 13 I n , F a s t Itotb. rfo rtl, has i.. k f ta d fo r imining at Am srltto AHJ, Ti x , a* an A ir Force ad- mtn slraflve specialist.

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Private Hughes At Fort RileyArmy Pvt. K evin Hughes.

* « of M r and M rs. John J. Hughes. 713 W ashington Strevt t.irU U d t, was assigned to t h r 3HH4h Transpor tation Com pany at Fort Hiley, Kan.. March 4

H ugtaa. a n e te rtr te a l equ ip ­ment m atntenanoe m a n with the e impargt, entered th e Amty In August 1963, received b a lk tra in ­ing at F o rt DU, and was l a s t stationed a t f%rt Cordon, O a

The :2-year-old soldier is a 1961 graduate of O u r L a d y Queer at Peace H igh School In

wrvMg r tn e i t l th# dest

B r -etat w ju v ro m t w« a Ihe venarl to faeUttat* hamU mt * Ih r r;»ae«erafi < h r,i« rw sow v wratioas tf tH* capsule had

«Mi I in the d-s ro y r rs ansa ol K P a c ! c Stnce t t e ship waa sa-

t«d a s an a h e m a te recovery * . *<i, her c rts r underwent **•

nr w training In space craft U> ver> teetmiquM-

Advortiting Man At Chamber Lunch

County Parks Opening Set Fees For B oat Launcher

the «katn»*"r l!SR gram under Sorts] Security, and‘ n rotl by M areh H I M l. f*en«ww

varh tng 85 a f te r January I. 1*M have a sevoivmonth period V

k sign up far StwUft? suran«'e s U r ti tv three monWu h* - fore the nvstth tn whleh they tie- come £5. and ending witit tU t thtrd twtttli a fte r thetr t.r th d ay Tlie ptvtnium U I1W p**r ni a ttltand fXiVefS t*.e . r r \ M-e% of {'toe*ta rs ai»l Hurgi'Sts «» wwil a* m i ­ll) other re la ted e x feh sr t

UeiiMhil.tat «*n lltstnfi time is here tigSUi If you h av e receiv­ed your* you kn w hat to dm' with them KehaMHUtNn is c at out i*n}*>rtant projeet had a finr itn p o asr lust y ear

t)ar O liy . \tce-t>reslftent a m t'iy i , .niid*! o unelves th ii year.Gresttve D re e to r of Ksyes M ar-| v C F e rg u m t and his com-Sn * O #, ad v ertla ia i agem-y of;m jt!ee has m vr completed theftSpringfield gave aom e tnstght* O nitortcsl C rn tcst nmt Safety Fjs- trto gt«A advrrttaing methods, a tjsa y Cont«it T hr or«tor,eal wtn-'k'MU*1 'o tu t

- ithe W IK B C ham ber of was W altsr U n tie T h errin am m ! play,i H r ^ li*rhe<*> nuN tm t M wdsy at C a r were 1 w lnnrrs m th Safety Kmst. presently freshm en

. bone's In Harrison W y : kettMll eoaeh at F.D .U.. fh-nt,^ 0 < * r M M «Nt a tu tudr j t j \ j k jiIm cI A m H i. Hth g r a d e ! a t t e n t k m of basketball fa-

Awns » tn ioo.jst aad ernes4 »ure * pi *prtn>: tn Hi3 unty i» ti# of G>| irk i The. )-m i V in $wa 1

pttrarm ai >M Rlvmr 1 %Iturlinaton t'm inty l*ark in ?a :th anti ftasnsey w ill he otfti,>tn. d m A|«ril 1st.Ifcuraig the winter tnoniha

turk• have hero put M topditksn and arr rr.Kty for the

,Ue. P •»<•«« an! fiah^m an i n of itame* courts <wl thr i gr.aaat at i >ailu«iuai are urtll tlie 'ivvjpimtfts seaaon t> « t May 3 . Tratal rkhw, the t

md from **U'- i.nal mvltatkm

.student at Rm vrveK SehooL 5 W aS A m iriran • RkWy" U tising as an eitperwe He said j Mary Ellen rVAillo. Hth g rartr '« rkT tU ji fcr boys 9 to 13 >ew attve artverthtng is t i e hest , , Witshlm't m Belriul I*WSinvestment a iatsjneasm sn c m . j |V h ra HtJnM«i 7th grade s t u j P rio r to tttadUMting fHurm ake and told r f varka* e r e ^ lH rt M schonl jAli,y»ltis l i S. hoo) in Jitive Ideas he has used, and ttw . This Saturday. M arah '.'i w* C ity id 1169, he w as nam ed t. Increased hustness wtuch rr-.m ak e «ar m onthly vsait io t h e 'c t y , AU-<\iuM ry, and AH-

E O.V llsuited, captions, cartoons and tetlmonlsl letters were men­tioned as new a ttrac tiv e forms nf advertising.

Gaby urged advertiser* not to restric t an agency from us­ing a creative approach or hold it to " tried and tru e " but often lull. copy. N

He cited several instances where creative advertising ideas had saved buatneases or built up great volume in a struggling sm all one, often on a modest nd- vi ri sing budget

Gatiy begged. "Don't l e t ynttr advertising agency became a •yee-man' to your Ideas of ad­vertising Have th e courage to do som ething different '

Newark College of Engineering. H r is a m em ber at Tau EpsilonPh! fraternity.

Anthony Lamanna Wins Graduation

We leave th e Putt a t haikuU alt tra m s tut 3 Mr 6:JO p m T his is smeks-r of out years He clim axed this wit) worth-while project* th a t we a re rm it vaktahic p lay er” aw a proud to do ft>r <iur less fu r :lie Jersey City Invitation bs tunate com rades If you have a m cii.(rw hour, to spare com e akmg j As n n)|khom ore at P tw k i with us, you'll be pleassmtly su r h.- wen n a t^ n a ! a ttr

I f be n j nam ed "m o st vali V. C Ted C reo reports t h a t ^ a y e r ” ^ ,he N I T. tn 19C1

he is still sh o rt on m em bersh ip dues If you happen to Is- onel who has no« a s yet paid his d u « . j pl(lVKl Pm.AnKrkmB

Us m em bership books fo r 1968. i^ '1” * ' Il‘. 1u S l a '""V. C Juhn M aarleveld and h is * ’^ r r * ,

ccm m lttce d id s wontk-rful jo b ,Car" * ' Rl° '* J vWTO' on the Anntial TVtnfy m eP T W lJM and Ijrgirm Birthday P arty S a t­urday, M arch lSln. T he Auxlli- *ry Gals swrw the prettiest w ait-

Airm an Third C lass Anthony JX j aHhJkJikJMk_ mmm mTaaa ._........t<nfiT"mTft, 5*1! i*ir. m»*» nittmsfJohn J, Lam anna o f 513 Third Ave., Lyndhurst, h a s been g ra ­duated at Sheppard AFB, Tex,, frrm the tra ning course for U.S.Air Force a ircraft mechanic*.

A irm an Lam anna, a graduate <: Lvndburst High School, is be- in ; a ‘■signed tc Shaw AFB. S. C.,U r du ty with the Tactical A i r Command.

Welter Choinacki Comploist Course

s ,u » * e i» Uw vU«%i* t n * «mm» >Ui i mu i . u '« t rd 1M» f i r m wttm* »*v « ' sdy a | Van Satm Park. a lth . igh

|ntii g iw e r n w r i r W T l e 1 1 ■ * 11 i r r t t t o i a n g u lw r daily opnr.i i :1km unlit May ttN.>! On weekday* tra .n ^ u t « ; g . i

[get a double r id * a t n a exir i . la rg e . Train fares art , : .%nts fcr ch ikkeu a n t 3St o a ti jfiir adult* . The m lnolurc replica n 'jo t an t t* 6 lo eo m o ttv e 'p u th tc t,

canopied cusehet around th e oHII- dren'a mho acid fa rm msssi.'

i . i H iik en tl and holiday ru n t star:<t IOHO AM sshile n aan time

| t&rta t h r Wsekdity runs. Sunset i is cloa'ng twne

Icfmia c en te r will .ipen at i A M. weekomtii and S A M i', n-kenfbi s a l holidays. Hat-

w -es f t r th e center, D a ri 'n g tm c sn>. ty I 'a rg during th e sw im m ing sen

«si, a n d ffir t t^ c k k ig h H erjm , County t kilf C ourse are listed itt

,thu CuuMy p*rk synlem g ttid t which c an he obtained fro n t ISetv fcctl Ccunty P a rk offieea a t 139

H 'l o d i m S titrt. ll.ick en tackA « awm p trm it for th~ 'sm ilt-

"*-it liiutvhktx tnntallatiun a t RJv- r ’ide C t'tn ty P a rk South In North

U liiicton CiMts $10 for a County re* <Wnt and W5 to r a nonre*^k«nt.All C o ast G uard regulatians a ff n i ,fe e t at the taunehlng tnstat-

| Litton, which tawkidrs a pede- ttain ra m p and float and a park- nts a re * for

Our Used CarsAre LikeMONEY

H O M E’Irom

ll Wftlat’ s1Elothering 1r0 U ?|

1 PICK OU A FIXIT HERE! |

ALTERATIONSA. TV K IK IX O * HON

c .m e i .i* Hems ImprevewieKle a tf a l t lens . Q sriasrs •

O a r.aea . Slnlehetf S aeem en lesad Atsias

K lt r h .n . MtftfernlnS AIvmUwmi ».tf.ns * « “ n " l A lam litum Oa*** A Wlntftfwe

<14 t i r t l l A«*. t,r»**Hir*t

G E neva 8-3663

Asphalt Pavingf o r E atlm aU s Oa

G uaran teed l lo t A sphalt D rivew ays, P a rk in g A reas,

F lay grounds, a le . C all

Oil BurnersWWWWi W in iv w v v v v tA # w v w v -

P b n u r w Y i n a a 1 * 5 6 2 7

W eltz Fuel Oilo il bu rn ers rni:r. on.

i C om plete A a tu n u tu t i l l N estin g In sta lla tions OU B u rner F.^iclrney

O a r g p s r la l t ;1 H I P rtn p e i t A s * . Na. A rlln g tv a

Nutley

NO J i m L P e lre lla

Contra*ter tSince m n

He wns selected to the U n ’ed States basketball team witieh

P \^. W alter J . Choinacki. son of M r. and Mr*. W alter J . ChoJ- nacki, 612 Ten E y ck Ave., Lynd-

The Veterans Adminiatrationw ants tc remind N ew Jersey vet*

I P H P 'w u i s that May 2, 1966, m arks I imt, c i in p k u d a th rcc w eek air- , h? {of ^ ^be m e co u rse a t th e Army Infan­try Sc he l. Fort Binning, Ga. M arch 12.

His training, w hich included five jum ps from a C-130 airplane fly­ing 170 m iles per h o u r at an alti­tude of 1.250 feet, qualified ChoJ- nacki a s a p a rach u tist

The 19-year-old soldier entered uy your actlve tfa lc*). the A rm y in Septem ber 1965. ccm- 3 Do you have less than $10, pletcd b as e co m b at training at qoq q j insurance in fcrce, o r no Fort liix , «nd w as laat statkxied q j in ^ ra n ce al a t Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. I j f y0U can answ er yes to the<r

He a tu id e j L yrvlhunt H ig i lh m , quegt lons, you are eligible School. t , , to apply. P rem ium rates a r t

reasonable ami th ere are s e v e n ■ tyf«* of pci’ie ie s available. If you are interested, teleph-ne, w rite or visit tfse Vetera w Ad-

G EM IN I GT-8 (FHTNC) - ^ tn isfra tk m J ta g ic n a lChief Hospital Corpsm an R tN trt P l.ce , Newark,J U .i i 1 Voi rn m ri itcM nf Mm .0T1C2, telephone num ber 645-2150.L S . I ”S £ ID“ i r a i j " -1 MEDICARE R E M W DER: «■sey Ave.. Lyndhurst, N. J . p a t- veterans, widows, dt-pendent^ tlclpatcd in the P ro jec t G em ™ who a " m w « y « r s of age and GTA-8 flight of a s tn isuts Neil °™T 0 P»r«elPate -

Bob Davenport On USS McKenzie

A rm strong and D a v id Soott w hile

MOVIES - REFRESHMENTSSOUVENIRS

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See th e all new

Save BIG Money During Our

RECORD BREAKING SA LE

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TRUCKS BUILT, SOLD AND

SERVICED B Y

TRUCK PEO PLE As Low As

s i 7 7 9 0 0Featuring e x t r a s not always included in other trucks . . . Dual besd lamps . . . 8:1S x 15 Tires . . . Double wsdl cab con­struction GMC’s exclusive suspension . . . GM’s 24/24 W arranty , to .

F R A N K ’ SG A R A G E

267-269 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J.

WE J-77M

B rnneMSuddenly It’ s

Spring Stle'65 R A M B L E R "C lassic" S6A, 4 dr, s 'd s n . R A t t , atrtn trmwr" F s r lw y t w ta n ty . l ’rlccd low .

64 V W R A H , one o w n er . V ery low m ile a g e . W h ole s s le !

Super Special < Executive Cars

'65 Chevy4 Dr. S ed an , V t A n te ., pow er steer in g l l / l l E x e c u tiv e Csrs t dark b lue t ligh t jrreea

* 1 8 9 7'62 Chevy

S tation W agon w h ite w ith red Interior, V * sa to , pow er steer in g , radio, h e ste r

Electricians

61 FORD G a l s x l e “5 M X L rf Z d r. R.T., It.& II. F a ll pow ct. A utom aU e on the floor. B sirk ets ft C on so le , W ire m e e k A '»a wHh w llb ' v in y l ton.

S3 DODGE Dart t dr. red a n . One tstrner. W h o le ­sa le p ite t'l.

'S3 V O L K SW A G E N M odel 1590’ R .ftU ., O ne o w n er .

63 IM PA L A 2 dr. H .T ., V I R A H . /. ito trans., e x c e p ­tio n a lly c lea n .

’63 R; rtbler “ C lassic" 660, 4 d*«. sedan s, choice o f 2. R.&.H., sU n . c r auto. Both b ea u tifu l con d itio n .

'62 OLDS “C u tlis s" con- v er t Ii’ •, VK. R.&H., a u to ­m a tic t a n s , P.S., B u ck et f e a t s . WW tir e s . D r iv e It.

'62 IM PA L A 2 d-. H .T . VS, a u to trar.s., R.&1I., P.S. M a n y other ex tras. P riced lo w .

•62 A M B A SSA D O R ‘4001 4 d r . srdan. R.&H., : utotr a n s . 3V V 8 . P .B ., P.S., rec lin in ? se a ts . B eau tifu lly m ainta in ed .

’62 PO N T A IC "C atalina” 9 p a rsc n g tr S ta tio n W agon, R .& H . Autc. trans.. P.B., P .S ., alt con d ition ed . Snow t ir e s . P ilre d low , r ea d y to jo!’13 R am bler A m erican . 4 d r . station w agon . R.&1I., a u to . SOU a n d serv iced by B en n er .

’60 DO DG E "Pioneer ’ 4 Jr. se d a n , R .& H., auto trans., P .S ., A one ow ner b eau ty .

’60 RAM BLER S tation w a g o n s. C h o ic e of 2. A uto c r stan . tra n s. Both priccd lo w

'60 C h evro let. 4 dr. sedan , R .& H . A uto. P ow er ste e r ­in g . Priced lo w .

'59 E N G L ISH Ford “T ham e s F reig h ter”. A tt. dry c le a n e ts llq j o r d ea lers , etc.

'59 C h rysler, con vertib le . R .& H . A u to . P .B ., P .S., P .W .’s A uto pilot. B e a u t i­fu l con d ition .

Over 75 O th ers T o

Choose From

’63 FordF slc c n S tation W agon, 6 eyl„ A uto m a tic , radio , heater,

fthoniv com pact

’64 RamblerC lassic S ta tio n W agon, 6 eyl, rtada d transm sslon. Radio, h eater, h u e g a s m ileage econ om y

< fftft r i? tr WTIMATI ON* A NEW

220 volt —- 3 wire

GE 8-4505 A . C h a s a r & s o r

FTJJCTRIf IAN9 ;tj M«}>mnt A*, Ljaikiin*

Plumbing

Do - It - Yourself” Plumbing Heating Electrical SuppliesSinks, Bath Tubs. Toilets.

Batins, Ca* Ranges, & Elec­trical Supplies. Bathroom

V a n it ie s m a d e to o r d e r . P ip es Cut ft T hreaded

T o O rder

East Rutherford Supply Company

234-236 P aterson A v e . j E. R utherford W E S-I43H -M

Anthony J. ME le c tr ic a l C o n tr

In d u str R e s id e n t ia l A V o tn m . L ic e n s e d a n d p o n d e d

F R E E E S T I M A T E S

to r

Call 997-1869

R efrig e ra to rService

W W W W ttVWWVVtW W WViM

ON ALL MAKES ■

T. J . N -u ltv010 Actes Avenue

Rulhrrfor(\ N.J.

Phone: WKbster 9-6922

Floor Coverings

'64 PontiacB o n n rv llle C on v ertib le , black V-S au to , p o w sr steer in g , radio, h eater, p o w er w in d o w s and fa c icrv a ir con d ition in g .

CARPET LINOUEUMW A L L C O V ER IN G

TilesLYNDHURST FLOOR

COVERINGED SU D O L 656 RIDG E RD.

GE 8-0244

’63 CorvairM onsa, 2 Dr. H ardtop bucket seats, rcd io , h ea ter . S tandard t an sm ission . Ideal second car a t low lo w

'59 Chevy2 D r. H ardtop, V-S, auto., pow er steer in g , R /H , tw o tone B lack and W h ite

Improvem ents

Roofing & Sidini

& G u ttersCall 933-4981

151 Kingsland Ave. Lynd.

Storm W indows. p X f lE N ‘ c O N s f i^ f 5 ;! QUALITY ALUMINUM STStitt V. INDOVys ANO ALUMINtl't SIDING AT Vt'iv (ti.ASOn.s»Ljhat£s, < ». . Frti, r n z e

estim ate.

* 8 3 3 - r : i 2I,116 lilvcr Hd., L} ndhurtt, N. 11 M A r « r j ,J W W W . W > iV U W M

T.V. S erv iceU a a a a a a m w w a w w w w

TELEVISION SERVICE 1 COLOR &+ BLACK & WHITE

SALES COLOR - PORTABLES

.W E LSK T U B E S

Custom Kitchens

’ 59 Ford2 Dr. H ardtop, V-8 a u to . P ow ­er steer in g , radio, h ea ter

’ 57 Chevy2 Dr. H ardtop, V-8 a u to . P ow ­er steer in g . L ik e n ew

A lso FREE FLORID Ai V A C A T IO N w ith

p u rch ase o f S100 up .

A U T H O R IZ E D D E A L E R

M OTORSQuality Autos

At Fairest Prices

126 W ashington Avenue, Nutley

Call 661-1515

ROYAL KITCHENS, INC.

Custom Made Kitchen Cabinets

Formica TopsAdvisory Service

Designing - InstallationsCall —

939-0177 939-6691$36 Paterson Plank Road

East Rutherford, N. J.

M ASONRY

MASON AND GENERAL CONTRACTOH

Free Estimates IBig or Small

We Do Any Job A t All

FRANK PRIMERANO 315 Chase Ave.

Lyndhurst, N. J. Phone: 933-5625

Music Instruction

Piano - O rgan Accordion

A, unique method ereated for your enjoyment by

VICTORFRANGIPANE

Composer and Arranger for Cleff - Century - Heritage and Schuberth Music Co. of

New York City. ADULTS may also apply for

occasional lessons a t your home. CALL 939 0644.

TV RENTALSO iy . W eek - Month

Call A nytim e

ISTIK & DEGERDONfeet. 1*4*

|id g e Rd.', N orth Arllnatoi*

WY 1-4369

JO H N SRadio & T.V. Service

438 - 9120 .Ctilo & B. f fW .

399 C^aso Ave., Lyndhurst

Black

STATEWIDE TELEVISION

SERVICE^pert%olor &

& White Service

Days a Week98 - 2885

|We Have Color & lack & W hite Sets

Our Showroom

(Jptor Black & White Rentals

311 Kearny Ave. Kearny, N. J.

R E N T A C A R$5.99 per day

G E . 8 - 6 6 6 5 ;24 hours per day

D E C OF K EA RNY

I m -R SD A Y, MARCH 24, 1966 TllK COMMERCIAL LEADER %ND SOUTH IM Ht.l ,\ REVIEW

[ -s i ir .ij* w a n t e d f t .m a i x

i'N E E D "E X T R A MONEY FOR THE EAsTER

OUTFIT!COME REGISTER

WITH UA TH E JONES GIRLS

(ft iwnfvtfiK ru r Kearny. N. J.

HI MM[ f i lw iM tjr 0 Jofca tor ttlMM* Typtata. C.erka,Maehln.- Operator*

H U W U U r r * » J i l i p » .| la- * , l ‘ l r wUh •«»>«•> n r *• lot*, rampfrta wttfc rant l l i i

**•* < «u H i m H I' ( A f T ld Autmuatlr •a«Ma(Vmi i h tw Uk* arm. ( ail after I p.m

i r* POKTVnLE Wrvhlw*, S*vw- I'Wr Deht*e. CnntpMr »*r>r^o Mil til, Wallrt—ill Tape rwinter, iw*rv ienm i •(■mkfw rnclo tirea. Kir* amplifier, library <>• pre-rerortW I* pee. m » f m il « «»■ « *«'WIMMIMi pnol. I t * J». *«*»• m il, niaipp <t with G4. K lll'f 4 aluminum (kMIme W it% MM . C«ll U l 11X1.

G A R A G E r o t REN TWE NEED

JONES BOYS TOO tl

TYPISTS - CLERICS

BOOKKEEPERS

lt>I.INN<> wfcMt rtxrtr, i l » » l frame, tootv*«L Mur le*tber t *•«•!. p«rrttml oaMtttien. C u l l tm m ti. M i

W estern Giri

Listings wanted! If >ot want to sell, let us muhLlt lirt you? boroi*. F.rpr it your proparly to tltc s?re*f •at number of buyer*. > quick utU u the inevilaW*

MACHINISTS MILLING MACH. OP.

INSPECTOR Q.C.BRIDGEPORT OP.

TOOLMAKERS DRILL & TAP

IM Y «R NH1HT S H IF T PL EN TY OViv'RTIMK

TOP HATKH Many RXCl& XiCNT opening* in m odern t>Utht - la ten t w iiitum viit iT K A P Y H10H TAKJK KOMK P A \ w ith u d v an rem en ta for e x iie r lfw e d men. l ib e r a l rp m p a n y j»afd BLITfC r*ROH8 , H U tE SH IKT.D-UK 15 IN- S frfU N C E -M ftJO B M K L H rA U H O I^ ’f>AYS HTOK PAY, KTC. p lus PROP* IT SIlARIKCk

WY 7-1000 PRKHHION M A NITFACTUItlNO

INTKttV IK W S — f!AW . TltaU r P.M, AND A I4 . DAY SATURDAY

MAIL CLERK■ x aa ltan t opportun ity fa r ra* can t h l*h ichoot g rad No expartanca naaaaaary — will tra in . Liberal com oany b*->aflta. F e r ap p o in tm en t call

An C qual O pportun ity Em ployer (M4F)

HU 4-8400

LYNDHURST Lovely 1 family on extra large 50x150 plot featuring living room, dining room, kitchen on l»t floor — 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor, detached garage. Convenient to (hopping, school* and transportation, call for appointment.

0 ARLINGTON — 3 room mmi­ni ap t. Ilca t and hoi w ater sup- Ilcd. P riv a te entrance. .Two looks from Ridge Rd. Call 991- 1)97 between 5:30 nnd 7:30. Any- imo Sat. a ad sundav. TF

OUT OF TOWNs Only a mile from Lynd- hurot. Beautiful two fami­ly. Lovely residential lo­cation. Four rooms in on- apt. three rooms in other apt. Live rent free after collection $$1140 yearly rent.

Two new o n e ' family homes. Three or four bed­room*. Ask • us about them.

HARRISON:Investment property for •ale, located in heart of busine** area, featuring tavern on ground level, 2 •ix room apartm ents up­stairs, potential rooming ho«se, Asking 128,900. See it now!

NO. ARLINGTON:2 family, call now! This FHA approved relatively new, 2 family, there are 5 beautiful rooms on each floor and qualified bnyer may purchase with a minu- mum down payment. Get full particulars at once.

EAST PATERSON:5 bcdrctoms, 2 full baths, LR, ultra-m odern kitchen, dining area, 2 bedrooms, ceramic tile bath on 1*1 floor, 3 bedrooms ceramic tile on second, floor. De­tached garage, private well, close to everything, owner must sell. Call for appoint­m e n t , _______ _

FOR REN T:

C hoice^ & 4 room apts. Now available for immedi­ate occupancy.

SAVI NOA G E N C Y251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J. tfEneva 8-3121

I 4 R O O M a p t* . fo r r e n t , h e a t trnl hot tvater supplied. Coll 933- r,o. TF

■ORTH ARLINGTON — ■ room*.teat and h it water supplied, half lock from Ridge Road. Gall 908- M L 3-21

V M jm ’RST — 3 nnd 2< * roompis. GE.8-0282 between 8 and 3 in i. 8-2-1

I rO H K T B AyB. NO. ARTJNOTON An K auai Otiuiort un ity E m ployer INVESTM ENT PROPERTY

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OPERATORSTYPISTS

LYND HtrRPT • M agnificent s ix family b rick , b u i lt just e v e r one vear. F ive 4 room apartm en ts, one th re e room apartm en t. A ll e le c 'r l ; build, ing. Tenants supply ow n heat. Y early incom e $9300. c ash rro u ired MlflfO. P rice $85,000. LY N D tlU R ST Ten family, b rick , n e * r schr.ol?, buses. Y early ir.nome 810,800. pash requ ired $27,000:

BELLEV ILLE B eautifu l G arden A o artm en t, less than 3 years old. R rtek, 14 fam ily, pH 4 room ap artm en ts . Gas hot-w ater h eat. Y ea r ly In­com e *23 4110. Cash req u ired $30,000. On sR e packing.

A. J. CONCHA Rial Eftarte Broker

541 Fern A ve. L n y d h u rst, N.J.438-0309

O pen E venings & Sundays

SECRETARY H. S. grads. M uat have g o :d typ ng or K eypunch •xper- i tn ra . Actual w ork e«p9rlenc« desirab le, but not eacen t al.

. . . Gocd s tir t.m n sa la ry

. . . Liberal benef t s p ro ­gram. . . P leasan t su rro u n d ­ings

F c r fu r th e r d e ta ils apply In person to ;

Mrs. Jean WilczynskiE m ploym ent Office

Monday th ru Friday 8:30 am te 3 pmSpecial Saturday

Interview* 8:30’atn to 3 pm

W ES T E R *ELEC TR IC

100- CENTRAL AVENUE SOUTH KEARNY, N. JLAn E qiial Oppt y Em ployer, M »?

J^D H D K ST — small 8 roomipt., h e a t , Ra^r, hot water* and re* ritferator furnlabed. Quiet bus!* ip** couple pm frrm l. Third floor. *rlvate witranc*!*. $70. Call 438-m i t f

D irector of P u rchasing w ith N ational C hsm ical Com pany in dow ntow n N ew ark, has opening fo r S a c rtta ry w ith good steno and typing skills. Muflt be e ffic ien t, and have a p leasan t personality Lib­eral com pany benefits F a r appo in tm en t call:

HU 4-8400An E qual O pportunity

E m ployer M *F

I MODERN room*, newly dec©- ati d, refr'Kerator, range, wnek Mir. All u tilitirN paid, $89. CallIK.8-9287, H'E-9-8999. TF

i' 2 MODERN rmm*, $80. C a l l VE.9-3512. Ava'lablt- April 1*1.

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SALESLADY — experienced only, dresse-, g()ortawear and lingerie

■Full time. Permanent position. Call Mr. Mason 9*1-2217, Gail’s, Kearny. 3-24

Open F rid ay U ntil 7 PM 33 R id ge Rd., No. A rlington

998-7900Employment Agency

Open M onday E venings TUI 7

232,Belleville Pike W Y 1-9080

PART time Counter Help; 11 a.m. 2 pun. alsy some evenings if ivajiable. Pleasant work. Inquire The Stack, River Raid, North Arlington. S»Mr

YOUNG man for power p re n operator. No experience nec­essary. Full time, (a ll or apply a t Vanity Optical Ca., 7S0 Fifth St., Lyndhurst. 438-7117. 3-24

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V IS IT T H E NEW BR ID G E BROOKE ESTATES located a t 730 Jora lem on S tree t, B e llev ille , N ew J ersey . Now under construction new ra n ch and b i le v e l hom es.

O pen Saturday and Snnday 10 AM to S t»M.

THURSDAY, MARCH 24, l%«THK COMMERCIAL l.KADFJ! VNl> SOUTn BERGFJi RFVIFV

"IN MEMORY o r KOHJO"iAageiu A d iv a n '

T t* M»n tm *h*» O w ner Thtff it • *»-<•!»! n tn rr,

in m a rt e v w y K **n Mainly. M t pu-k it out to

■round #nrt H n *« <Our town had that special rom et

>nd a fam iliar <tgM Ux>.Kiddt, thry railed itim Dtd you

m him Mo?. >«> atirr day and year r f w v y t i t . m r c o iid count on Kkfcio,

to a lw ays Hr th p n . tWhHhrr it b r * friend or stran­

ger pm m m i by. there hr stood w avin g , with a tw inkk la hi*

Mur.In* Worokl)

IttaH pgip t*aa w ifnew m unu |mm|I ■ ir bt aftd Li riiniklpivd < »f jthe mtiH <*4 vent cnmmunit*- nj

|th r itrra, . • iI Mr Ashton, who lived a t t ik<* llofntcong »'«* i**n in Kngl «i

= titid com e to ih ii txxwtry a§ .ut ml am IH* lived in th r Tutiiwa *et- tio i of Paterson until IM? » hritl

jlir m m t l to (h r lake, i A © ertilkd public armunt.-mt.l the Wtu at one llm r th r Pasviic U Vainly auditor, and at Ihe t ■ i«*f hi* danth waa auditor for thr fowm of North H&iedan, L ' nd-

LYNDfH R*T MBTHOOWT < l i t KCH

Ktin v>-«nnt aail T<*tlliv Ave« Rot. R n h m l ih i i Bryant , Pastor

M l Tontine Avvwnr GEneva * aaw ' .

• M i l l ) HEART Ik. c ( l i t IU II

[* Bd. A N r* J r r w ) Avf. B r t . M acr. Hmry O J . B n k

Pastor■am: a m f.m , » M , lira#

lisa . I t KM la rtturi h I m . 11 :M la arhool

With hU w ady sm ile and Mg IwNo, until Ii waa tim e (or h im to go.

N ever w ill w * lor*rt, "Thr ‘m an cm thr Oomec" and thr JovM w ay ha laid stcwiM of old and thr M wa «< today,

rhea* Af* thr m em ories that I* our heart* wr hold, aa w r pass that aprdal rom r now grown cold

And now that hr la gone forrvar, w r w ill all mia* h im so, far hia maalrr ca lled a n l ha had to go.

Wr here In h it town, h a w truly loat. what thr angels In H eavsn h avr truly gained.

The well-known and well-loved M aa on Uw O oraar." Kiddo waa hia nam e

So Kiddo. in there b r g com rr in H eaven, m ade esp ecia lly lor

Card Of Thanksas a result of m any com m entary on

icrly tm th r ABC' net- •um titl) for G roup W, lnd»ng WINS M N*w

CARINI — t h r fam ly of Joseph M ichael CanM rxprraatx Ita aii»- cara and h aatifa il thank* to ait o u r rriattvra, nrtghhor* a n d : frim dt for their sym pathetic u a d m ta n d in g and kind word* a l com fort,

Wr w ish to thank Magr H Hark, Father lla jd u k and Fath­er Brennan, who In our timr oI nrrd gave ua su ch grral oom- fort and offered iheir prayers Alao, w « want to thank thr Lynd­hurst Potter and I-yodhuril Emrr- g m ry Squad, our doctor. Dr. Di

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M o t NT C'ABMEl. CM Arr.t.CaprlBad Av*., I .jad h u r .l

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A petition lor growth In g ra r r imi apiritual p rrerp tion will open

the Lrxvin-Senruin on *’H ealiiy" at all (jhm tian S rim cr arrv icca ihtf Sunday. Thr Goklrn Text tat from INalma; "R lraafd a r t thou,0 ly ird : ifvidi me th y stutuliHi

, O p«).thou m lnr eve*, that1 m ay behold wundroua thinic* out

Joseph Michael Carini, Well Known As BuilderIT . M KW AM .-k R. C.

C M l'M lI B M gr Read awl P a g f A venur

Ke% Ijultolana i . W U raeH -thl

prompt w rv iee . W e arr vrry gratrhil to thr N azarr Funer­al Home for thrir courteous and kind arrvice*. and our hrartieli thank* to thr I3k* and Holy Name SodeQt.

Included in the reading* la thi*» tatrm rn t from th r dm om ination'a u«*tbock: "The enalAvrmMt of m an ta not legitim ate H Where you can «IU w ave hello

to the frirnrta you once knew. TM . O ur town atttl ha* that apa-

c ia l com er w here a fam lkar «k:ht .mee *t«K«1 (W ho-)

Kiddo. they ca lled him .Did you *re Mm too?

C ecilia Vendola

* " iScience and Health with to the Scripture*" by M ary ■r Kddy),

Cr*ai«or« of R aoa M. H »*il*nd *r« by ord»r s t O l t i .

r t . J O B . »urr»*«<« i t ■ «re*a C tu n t y, Marc h I. IM*

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Notional Community ■*nh e» au * h o 'fo rd M P ark Av*..P ut bar ford, N. J. *X«CltTOn

*mlts A CUyton. I n . f* * moo Av*.,

N J.ATTORN!YD * » « » - M * l« h 11 , M . 3 1 ,

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I ’VITAKIAN MMSETY TO Home and A iw a Avenue* imLtv Werviea, II a.m . C burti)

Benjamin E. Suidetti, A Longfime Resident, Dies After IllnessSrhool and Nnraery II):.Ml a.m

, Phone: MS-tlSt

WESTMINSTKB PRESBVTBB1AN t l U I U I I Hldge Bd. and Pane Ave.

Lyndhurat. Mew Jersey The Rt?v. Robert J. Engelke

PatKiT Telephone: 9S0 7l«o

SUNDAY SERVICES W orship Service *y/8:S8 a.m.

Church School and Adidt Ctaas — »:90 a.m. W orship Service — 11:00 a.m

Jm rio r- T a lh ; (M M I'w re aw- .K nrm ey ,,crvlcc provided a t ejuuiI hour.

FLOW ERS BYSPINA

l .V N n ritJ iw r, HEBREW CENTER

3S3 Valley Bro'di Avenue Retwwn Illdgn Road ami

Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst* Rev. David S. Barbalatt, Rabbi

Study! <1E »-»’««Home; 030-3124

LATTCR OAV SAINTS •O F JESUS CHRIST A. E. STARKS, Pastor

Service* Every Sunday at the Adon'miii MiiRiailc Temple

3*1 Second Ave., Lyndhurst Church Sellout 10 a.m.

221 S tu y v e sa n t A ven u e L yn d h u rst, N . J.

's v-chedulcd for the following Sttndnv evenlr«{ Anrlll 24, at 10 p.m. I t wttT be an hour in lenirth.

The a ir tim e will Vw donated by WNBW-TV as a rwtblic scrvlco.'

The Monitor editor is curren tly Tn a speak’m? to u r takln? him to 40 of the world’s m aio r c it1 i s a ipocia l aaffenmcnt from the Ohris'ian Sclenoe O iu rch , wbVh ''his y i'ar is observhM; the 100th tnn ivcrsarv of The Discovery df C hristian Science.

11:15 am. - Moming P ray er i :0 0 p.m. - Union Service at West­

m inster Presbyterian Church:A Lenten Program ol Music

Monday, M arch 28 —7:45 p.m. - P ray e r G roup meets W ednesday, March 30 —10:00 a.m. - Morning P rayer, H o­

ly Communion and IJihl# Studs- 3:45 p.m. - Children's Lenten P ro ­

gram and Film strip 18:00 p.m. - Evening P ra y e r & L it­

any, followed by a ta lk by A rch

Preaching Service, 11 a.m

Cold Beer Wine & Liquors Free Delivery

ST, MATTHEWS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

(lorner Valley Brook Ave anil Travers Place, Lyndhurst

Rev. George Muller Pastor

895 Travers Place, Lyndhurst

Complete Catering ServiceWEDDINGS - BANQUETS

PARTIES - ETC.SINCERITY DIGNITY REVERENCE

Rendered In A Homelike Atmosphere

WALDO J . IPPOLITOFUNERAL HOME

425 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. rJ GEneva 8-4664

Parking Facilities On Premises

TH E W ESTM INSTER UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH R idge R oad and P a g e A v en u e

L yndhurat, N ew J ersey

"TAKING OUR RELIGION FOR GRANTED, SERIOUSLY’’

A L en ten ser ies on JO N A H

SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:30 and 11 A.M. V CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ALL AGES AT 8:30 — NURSERY AND CHILD CARE AVAILABLE

Burk Funeral HomeHOME MADE

Directors John L. Burk — Paul Konarski

Prompt, Efficient, Dependable Service

52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9-0490 (corner 5th Ave.)

Air conditioned year round

I Jersey City Office * 469 Palisade Ave.

Cole Slaw Potato Salad

Baked Bean* Macaroni Salad

Clam Chowder

NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS

Home Made

KISZKA and KIELBASY

Hours Daily: 8 A.M. fo 11 P.M.

S U N D A Y0 A. H. to I P . M.

“A MINISTRY OF SCRIPTURE EXPOSITION”

The C a rlsta d t Baptist ChurchB road and M adison S tr ee ts C arlstadt

A n d erso n F raser , P a sto r 472-5941

SUNDAY SERVICES9:45 A . M. S unday S ch ool C lasses for a ll ages .

11:00 A . M. W orship S erv ice and Ju n ior C hurch .6:00 P . M. B ap tist Y ou th F ello w sh ip .

M IDW EEK SERVICE W E D N E S D A Y 8:00 P . M . P ra ise, p ra y er an d B ib le stu d y .

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A IR C O N D IT IO N E D Y E A R B O U N D

Dependable Service Sinqe 1929

CHURCH RITUALS

We deeply respect, and comply w it h th e

correct rituals of the church of your p r e ­

ference of fraternal organization.

F U N E R A lINDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP

Industrial W aste Rem ovalH O ME Delicatessen4 18 PAGE A V E. (Cor. C h a u )

LYNDHURST, N . J .

W E 9 - 2 9 5 0218 WASHINGTON AVENUE

NUTLEY, N. J.Steever Funeral Home

SUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL

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