T - Digifind

M M le L ibrar»
Leavtng Lyadhant a l l a t A JL , ha r t i h l i i hlaeaetf ta
reach Um parktog 14 at okaat * 2 3 , tfea bas terminal ahaot MM.
rkat waaM k a n a m i Ma |M ta * a adaairaMy.
T r a tte « a a a U ttle h a a v to r tk a a a a a a l a a l a a t e I M b e
lutagli t h a rn lg k t Da tk r a e * r l a a r a la a t u la te r M g e ttia g to
Um p a rk to g la t.
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M
w h » h a th e a g tr i k a t a l M aaada h a M t a U aa a f M k
t t Ul« a i f r a a c k t a tk e p a r k l a c la t. J a a t aa at M tk a l a t r a a tk «
tra e k s a f Um S a s q a a k a a a a R a tlra a * . W h ea aa « a ( tk e ia f r a a a a a l
aaklc tr a in a glid e th rn a g h , traM e l i at aw a t . A t tk a t h a a r a l
h a m om hiff H q n le k ly b a lld s a p la to a Uaa.
FeelM« Frtead feaated aaatfew taar to
The blood banka all over are in trouble. The dem ands
are Me and contribution* are becoming leu. Moat d iiquieting la the fact that many regular contributors are
dropping out. Public spirited citiaans should make a real
effort to get behind thia drive. There are tew ways a
peraon can make a more worthy donation to his fellowman
than this. CaU your blood bank director now and volunteer..
a k r ta MBf«
and SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW
LYNDHURST, N. J., JUNE 25, 1964
Effort To Grab $500,000 Ton*
LandBy Freeholders' Toldh Cowf
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. f-a.
Contests For Tercentenary Celebrati«!
xuilty o f ccewpirarcy to rob the
Ridge R oad branch of the N a t * » *
Cunmimity Bank of Lyndhurst oi
$ 1 3 ,1 * 1 .
Two Lyndhurst brothers, George,
It. a n d Robert, 21. had already
.deeded guUty.
Village ot AUatoe" which the New
Jrrary State Oepartnutt ot CknBoy Scouts, order of the Anaar,
will
preaent
authsatto kadton
danem in coatutne. Aspäte who
hes not seen ithe boya perform,
will m lly "gfcw" with pride hl
their ai compUrfuoeat.
Sacnd Haart Gramaar Sctont
childrpn. « d e r Hi» dlraetfaa ct
Slater M. Kaaneth. O.P. MD enIrrtaki with Teavenfcenary songs
and • tabteaux. at. MkokaM'a
Srfwol will ako parttdpeie mm u
atage preaentatkn cailkig atten­
tion to thr lact that PcUab-Aiaericans settlad Lyndhurat.
The Lyndhurst P.T.A. Council
man. will serve a varia^r oi reman. wiUarrve a varlety <rf retreshmrute at a ncaranal toa.
T h e K a n t e r brother«, of 7W WBA v e n u e , aefcnitted th eir
cc n ap lra cy soon after they
vare p ick c d up by polioe. George
had obtained a job with the Huixji Wholeaaie Grocery Company.
!*yndhurat. a s a mcswrnief.
ed by U c k and Lorraine Shell, tttfe to the «Ottr * 1
has been one oI the moat *ut> LywMmrft ■«'ssful to op erate out ot New w n N (to o « m i w i i y U
Y ork. D espite the> Ja c t it has been to t i n over tor nCMf
n op eration less than a year it to Ike rest a f A n e e W $
u u rep o rted bulging Hasses
T V intn altolag a m
The students who participated in t r r > t a l t o i w eca M a I
the re c ita l last weekend showed to get p a a M s fo n 'e l Ike 1
the re su lts at soundly taught in- Im 4 m h m a n t' to M w 'tti
structicn.
M ore than 50 were tria l. Jmtgm S e t o r i t o k
ukilts, the rest children.
to reactor a torktoa afea«
T h e m a jo rity of the da ices durL y e d t o n l*» 8 » a r4 ^
in« the two and a half hour per- s oners la
fo tm ance w ere ballet. Tap dan c-'» r pre.gram
wwf
<ng, once the vngiie appears to «a««», PlkUe Wa b O— I
be dropping out ot style.
Pt* > r f
H*
The sch ool, which operates in
the old Klks Building on Stuyv- * .
r^ * ^ 7 T
vesant and Tontioe Avenues, is to ^
rrgiatt-r fcjr sum m er courses Ju ly
ajw
M the
N o tic e
aalil tut to Ma aa
asaka tt aeeakle tm
L yndh ursts municipal offices IV- atat to f t
will ha eloaad all day Friday toe Lyadkaaat Ml
The youth w as eacortad to the Jaly S, It w as snaeuaced tadsy.
.
-..a e u u
bank w ith »3.124 for depceit. When
.us police eacort left, Kantsr drCartd h r had been threataaad
DM yon know there was a lake—I
the center ot Lyadhumt at tfeo tiaaa M
out of the bank and robbed.
A map «bearing the tow aaklp aa
IMS w ill appear In the L yadharat T a a
Later Kanter admitted that it
Isiue
to Sept Maker.
waa all a bizarre pM. The money
The rare map Is only oae of k a a f
«as divided before police pitted
tkat
w
ill appear to Ik* Isaac
tip the trio. The money waa found
definite history af Lyndkaral
hidden in th r homes of the trio.
A t tke aaane time s iisek a a ta a s d
Bergen Cotalty Judge Benjamin
Galant! will pronounce sentence.
PACE TWO
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TÜL COMMERCIAL LKADEit AM) sOUTH BERGEN REVIEW
THLKSUAY, JUME 25,1964
Keep Your Faithr Co To Church Every Sunday Arid Holy Days
W
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f t u
r t h
J
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e
i D
s
H
Frank La Greca. One O f Best
Known Of S. Bergen Police, Dead
i
8 A C M D H E A R T R. c .
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class*** for all aei-< includine
Krar.k U G n r a , c.ne i .' ScÙth
m.
.
,
adult*
n s Ixsl kncwn polioimen.
¿ J ! Z
.
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*' 11:1,0 a r n
~ Public wurehip wilh di.d Sunday ai thè New -Vcrk In
s u g r . u e r n a r o M oore P e s ta r
sernion by thè pati.»-. Rev Rob- Hi mai y. N iw York, ai thè o;.T i 'a i
• 10 *®
° »'.vani, on "The Psalm 51
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à 2r h
T*! i
! rivirsfhi>
—June 23
MOl-NT CAAmRM
EL CHAFEL S«, „mm - * * *
r a f, LynihtTn, *
Psa,m 121
tV ,i'v r^
mi
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a"
Chu.< :i lo bo h<Id in this ohuna K
llvrd
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h* N. A York Telephone and TdoCARD OF THANKS
71«^ »C npany. cttwecftvJ wUhthe
M l/SIC O - The family of tlv
cpartnwat. St» was a recant
u ^ e u » ru James K
» e m b er ; the Teleplio >e MOHHM. Musico wish to express thei
? e was activ e In the ARet Guild heartfelt th an k s to all relative.
/ St. Tht n a s E p isc .p a i Church *nd friends who sent love);
!cr a num ber of y e a rs aftd also fiowers. sp iritual bouquets. Mas
»vas »i m«^nber c f the Woman s cards and many generous «*>
Guild of that church.
i ibutions. They also wsh t<
Hei i n ly su rvivo r Is a nyjnln. thank the clergy of St. Mary’
C
hurch, N utley. Father John o
Walter Stepheneon of Brooklyn,
St. A nn's C hurch, Manning Ave..
NT. V
The Knights or Columbus wUl
The funeral w as on Tuesday at Jersey City, employees and fel
Saturday, Ju n e 27th with a dinner dance lo celebrate their IR h
£ n fnr\ th e Steever Fun?mi low w orkers of Maxwell Coffee anniversary.
Pictured shove with their Chaplain, Fr. U, ¡HJlcni«*. 253 Stuyvesant Ave., tc St. Hoboken, K nights of Columbu
Fasquale are a few of the active past president and Ihr an hflMrThem is I-.p see.pal Church, «-here Council #2396. Lyndhurst, De
aty members. Standing, from left to right are Mrs. Frances
gree
K
nights
of
Columbus
San
th«- Rev. H arry Hanaen conducied
On 4e«tl, Mrs. Res* MotlsL Fr. Dl Pasqnale, Mra. Mary Navatta,
M aria G eneral Assembly
a * iv !a - at 1 p.m. lwwm?m was cta0i«r
Z an< 'HasEleanor Martin, and Mrs. Rose B jfls. Seated, are Mra.
il the Lutheran Ctmetary. Middle
W
ellington,
and
for
the
helpt
Gladys
Brady, Mrs. Bertha Goods, Mrs. MaryBroderick and Mra.
V.liage. l^ «g Island.
of o u r doctor, Vincent Candió. Mary Gallagher.
nd the great kindness and c f - ------------------------------------------------- --------------------- — ■■
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ficient service shown to us by contents,
,
East Rutherford
the P a sto r rnendcned Sunday It will include a High
the W aldo J. Ippolito Funeral Ihe seve ra l sections o.l votmft M ass a parade around town a id
Sisters Killed
Home.
S u n d ay M aaaes: »:M . 9:00. 1 0 :» S atunia, - Jun.. 27 Church ** o o l ^ ^
"
Rutherford DepartP.cn c
Bus leaves tí*? chuich rit i < Public Work*.
8T. MICHAEL S R. C
ut 8 g
.m fo r Bubbling Spr.rv* Mr. La (Jreca, who jc.r d the D
CHURCH
lj*ke — Samuel l.aytham anti
Hidge Road and P a je Avenue V
«..K ir it
.,
.
, , isrtm en t in 1941', woo the Bergen
H er. Ladtsiatis J. W iletewskl
® i’
harzt:w
ith
G rand J u ry ¡
dciL
Ú
William Wallin«, Chuirh S<-|
P a sto r
'• Hcncr in 11116 fa h * arrest t l
Masses are at 7, 8, 9, 10 and Superintendent.
¡three bcrglai's.
Jul> ,>th — I'nii.n Services with
1 1 :3 0 a.m.
in, B
the W estm inster Presbyter ¡a , . „Bern
.
. rtoklyn. Mr. LaGnva
ST. THOMAS
EPISCO PA L CHURCH
Stuvvesant & Forest Ave.
C hurch OfRee: C hurch School
Kulldlnç, Forest Ave.
b
•Eh» was a r i tired e n r !':y eo c l
^»
^
1
hr **ir ™<**tiui W»tie r*m>
Matilda L. Kempt
the officers and member« ci th
s Matilda L. Kempt, 288 Uv- Lyndhurst Council No. 2395 K. cl C
iftn Ave., died on FYidoy at .he oar ckctor» V. P. Ca dio and B
n« <k N'uraing Home alter a W Steao alao the ataff of the Na
unih s illness. She was 72, was *are Menwdal Heme, Inc. for theh
5om in Srw York CHy end !«d kind and efficient sep/ices.
•m l in LynJ hMWI for the post 511
Bereaved D m igiten
**e«i
|
and Son
L‘“ ' 41 y™rs He * »
Mrs. Lena NegKa, Resident Of
Lyndhurst 54 Years, Passes Away
CCnmm and Bible
ria s s
at 10: ni) Sc’hoo* w*R Ix* held at Maple Uk,* y™1*
Sbe
w as a
m eratar « llrrd a y « M 0 a . m to St
T hom as'
ment
on
McCarter Highway whie
A M evenira; p ra ye r a l 7. P.M. rlu h N J There « ili he St Thom as' E piacupal Qiurck.
Kpiacbpaf C h u rrh . whi-rp al 1 1 a ira ve llln t at a l a « rate of « n t
choirs: E V e r y Thuraday — 9 00 " ° P™ >T'r «neetinj imlM F .J 1 .
Su rvivo ra a re tour acns. H en«y,in. a lim erai aervice w as
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o'clock ch oir 7-00 P M
to S 0n
----------------------N of Rutherford. F re d J . of ! ia.v
Ibivuck Heights. William J c f |diicted ^
H aneen. ,
P.M 11:0 0 o-clock i-hoir X (10 to
l'M T A K IA H CHI KCH
K OI P.M.
OF R ITH ER FO K D
Citlartown. C a
and Joseph j ¡IntiTmenl w a s in liilislde Cerne- i^ c r g e William NeBI Bowwv 2JS
Georg« W . N. Bowen
** ***■
Y.P F.
tie ry
Sunday
al
7 «1 _
P M June «Uh Saint Petei
Day
■*•” » »"<• Ame» Avena«
;ct M ontilair: a «mter, Mrs Mar- lery
SufHl„y
if^ U ^ C h Ìr'Ìh
Srbool N ursery lt:M a.m.
Phone: 939 . 0578
FIRST CHURCH O F CHRIST
SCIENTIST
E. P lerrepont & Lincoln Aves.
ltndhuut
R utherford, N. J.
He b r e w c e n t e r
°f im Motner Cnurch, TS#
JJJ Valley B ra o t A re n a *
Fi'MXhureh of Christ, Scientist, o*
Boston, Mass
rh o a e a :
Sunday Services at 11:00 A.M.
SU riy: G E a rra 1-M U
11 00 A.M.. Sunday School
Wf Jns.dsy Evening Mee.mg at
Borne: W Ekatar l- U I I
• 15 o’clock at which tostimonies of
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Christian Scivncc h«ai>ng art qivsn
Readino Room at 5 Station Square
RUTHERFORD
BAPTIST
open
Monday through SaturQ«y,
s.
m. to 5 p .m ., a n d " o n F rid a —*ave
CHURCH
M r s . W . L e n llO W sk i
Mrs.
WladysJawa
Lyndhurat.
Kimraland Ave
died a i S m te v
CARD o r TRANKS
P
LATTER DAT SAINTS
OF JE 8U 8 CHRIST
*• #**rka. Paster
Every Sunday a t the
A 4 aaln u a Masonic Teal pie
U 1 Secaad A s a , L y a d h a n
C hurch School, I t s.m.
Preaching Service, 11 a ^ i
I^*nkawslri
a
ber
• ' thè h t »
san a n d
1
d au ^ tirer-to k »
H' "T
f '
E n gaste, p n .o r
o,
me WestoHmte,
t& h e a U n g
Lysdhurst, N. J.
SINCERITY DIGNITY REVERENCE
J o h n L. B u rk
—
P a u l K o n a rsld
Prompt, Efficient, Dependable Service
52 Ridge Road, L y n d liu rst
W E Iistcr 9-0490
(c o rn e r filh A ve.)
Air condH'roned year round
Jersey
C ity
Rendered Is A Homelike Atmosphere
WALDO J. IPPOLITO
FUNERAL HOME
425 RIDGE ROAD
LYNDHURST, N. J.
GEneva 8-4664
PARKING LOTS. CURBS ft CEMENT WORK
rravar Planntag, C a m el FaaaSallsa aad A ll Mata
M s S a S ssS aw l TrataaS Man, RaaaK ta a Parfaet
WE TRT TO MAKE THEM BETTES THAN THE
®EST AND DIFPEBENT PROM THE REST
CEMBNT MIXERS r o f t HIRE
Parking Facilities On Prem ises
Should the qeed «rise, we suggest that
LYNDHURST, N. J.
fT'if: *
i'
WEbster 9-3000
Air Conditioned Comfort
■ W Tm !
p \'iî
I
tears
NAZARE
401 H K i IKU0
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L V W IH iiE l.E I.
« „ » • 1*7277
Cole Slaw s-i Baked Beans
Potato Salsd
Macaroni Salsd
Clam CKowder
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KISZKA and KIELBASY
« r SA TISFIED PTISTOMSSS
* * * * * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ rv * v * M
^s*Y~w~\ru~Ln_rij
LOUIS MION
TILE CONTRACTOR
Houpi Dally: 8 A M . to 11 P.M.
«D A U T T PRODUCED BT MASTER MBCKAMICS
SUNDAY
fh wrnm * OStaat M EBAWtT ST.
Ii .
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211 WASHINGTON AVENUE
*,
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NUTLEY. K J.
•
K . M.
INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP.
Industrial Waste Removal
.
WEDDINGS — BANQUETS
P A R T IE S - E T C .
•
HOME MADE
Home Mad*
you consult 11s as lo the lype of service
that would best suit your requirements.
Cold Beer Wine &Liquors
Free D elivery
GEnevs Í-SÓ4S
SUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL
CE 1-1234
Wa Deliver
VIOLA CONTRACTING CO.
Dependable Service Sin?e 1929 ' * * •’
CONSULTATION
221 S tu jrv e sa n t A v en u e
L y n d h u rs t, N. J .
NOrtH 7-8977 - 8S42
AIR CONDITIONED TEAR ROUND
n
said that we al* poasfMy on Ole
brink of a (rea l problem. Marty
of « ir minority group cltbens will
be seeking their rights as underscored in this legislation It will
be for us. the established com­
munity to six- that these nichts
a » granted and without Incide«
NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS
SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS
I»
253 STUYVESANT AVE.
F im m
Coaplste Catiriig Strvtei
WE 9-711S
SETTER DRIVEWAYS
Asphalt Blocktops
Office - 469 P a lisa d e Ave.
STEEVER
FUNERAL
HOME
aM naed to re nopddon
ita
OirlsHan r s^ n adhRW i n. Up
lo ssgw u f a n in Chartkm
• M ed
great-grandchildren.
Lyndhurst; a brother. John Riedle in St. Joaeph s Cemetery, lyndThe funeral was ircm (he Steever oi Nerthport, L t . a sister Mrs. hurst.
those
covering
Festival Begins In
Funeral Home, 253 Stuyvessnt Ave. Elinheth Schultz of Bayontie; tv e
-------practices. It was also notad that
tn Tuesday at t a.m. with a High grssalehikftren and one great-!
CARD OF THANKS
by side wilh exisiting laws Township Ssturdsy
M an irf Requiem a t 9 a.m. at St. |gA*dchild
TT RNOSKY — T\ea£im U 0nin m any of the States, the BUI
n»e 32nd anniversary crltteaMichael's R C Church Interment Last rites of the Order of theiPo8“' We to than ^ mPerson wr" I« comparatively weaker
was in Holy Crews Cemetery. No. .Eastern Star were held on Ttoss- r * -1 ^ lake ^
«*
In speaking of the BUI and its Han of the Maria SJS. Della Carita
Society will be held Saturday and
ArUngton.
^dsy at J P.M. at the John L. I f ~ * 2 * ir 9in^
h~ t ’
our —
---" » « w to
>o all
an our
m auves.
Burke Funeral Home 52 Riifcre felt ihanks
•
od
fcr
their
Rood, w here the R ev R'Den J <----Mr*. W illiam Link
M
beautiful
Chun* cconducted
o n A « ^ !?» 0™1 ,rtb« " “ «I ™UW s f« « ia l
ST. MATTHEWS
Mps Anna B . R iedl L irk , 112o PreSbvterian
P resb yterian Church,
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
E St.. Lakew ood, F la ., former- a funeral s e rv ic e vesterday a f r ° y ^ ue.t* ** *** ^unera^
CHURCH
ly of F ifth Street. Lyndhurst. died 2 p m Crem ation* folltrved at beloved ****** Catherbw TerCorner Valley Brook Ave^ and cn Saturd ay an hour after she the G arden Sta te Crematory
We especially wMi to
T rav ers Place. L y n d h arst
iwa* adm itted to Mountainside North Bergen.
® r v . ^ <>rga M uller, P a ste r
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— ■ -■■■--------- the clergy of Sacred Heart R.II
Sunday. Ju n e 28
*95 T ravers Place, Lyndhurst
C. Church for their comf a ia ^ n
9:45 a.m . — O iu rch Sehoi4 with
W Ebster 0-S1M
words. F!ather Urtairik and p v
ft. Michaels’ Holy Name Society I
Directors
The least will start at » a.ro.
Ho*p‘ '"'
L IM D F U R 8T
METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev. Rodger W. Hawa
M inister
307 T ontine Avenue
ClEnera 8-6020
Burk Funeral Home
hand concerts,
Saturday when officers ol Pie so.
city ai-trmpanied by the P\jl>
Meae Band of New York City, will
Deeming it tmpneaihle to thank as lawfully as well as morally parade through the town fram *
all in person we wirfi to take this w iw ig . Hie faMurv lo mam equal iwn. and 1 p.m. and again tram
means of expressing our sincere opportunities in these a re as lo t p.m. until 8:30 p.m.
and heartfelt thanks to all cur re­ sune citizens, solely on the ba/ris Chase Avenue will be MUmanlatives, friends and neighbors for al color
lated from Valley Brack lo Fern
their words of cavctation. beauti­
The Pxttcr spoke specifically Avenues A bam! concen will be
ful flcral tributes and many spir­
on
the
school
Ins’
section
statins
<>n (Tiase Avenue starting al
itual bouquets at the funeral of our
that buaaing of students fr-rn one 9 P m. and Hiding at mkMghl
beloved brother Joacph Canto
school thatn et to another to a-1 ° n Sunday the band will lead
Sppcial thanks to the clergy of chieve racial balance is not part ■ procession to the Sacred Ifaan
Sacred Heart R.C. Church for their at the Rill. Ia rasard to hiring R- C Clmrch where the
comforting words, our doctor R.S. practices. he pointed out that the' < the organiialiai
Schlro, the officers and members Bill allow
• union seniority. theiHigh Maas al 1 1 a.m A
of the Lyndhurst Police Deyt.
of job quotas, and ’concert will be held In Mm after
Emerge™-y
note and at I p.m. a processor
^ T tU y ^ ^ Uad^ ? * ,t^ n !««a# Where a given nati«»
* w r i« n
a m . d u b ¿ » ¡ ¡ » U u a . p n f a r a n c i . m ,,
through town will be IhM. S I 9
staff af the Na u r e II— rW certain »ha. it mau he «
p.m. a band concert will ka tfw n
Horn«, lac. lor their kind m â such aa a irsoch cfcef in a
' 11 p m
P rrsldsa» ol the society l | R p .
B n eacinaki. 328 W a ts.« Ave . died Mr and M rs W illiam Link, Jr.. S i ^
HV"* *" Lyndhur' '
on
al St. M a ry 's lljsp ttal. —
in B U -«n........
fie»d.
v,. F rid a y ...
, I I ' l |f,
machinist with the
P assau- She w as *1. »-as bom
Mr and M rs William Link,
i„ ~ _ ,
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^
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»*. »_
Jersey Meefrfn^ Company of
.im W
w .«
» » .! « Poland,
o~i i cam
¡fn
aznawies.
e to cam e north
to attendj u
1'c4 Hctafcen, He w aa a navy vrter j
the United States in 1900, living School g rad u ation s of *
■J1 ” “ an He w as a m em ber al S a c n d tKa paat SuM ay at S a P a M a first in IV n n *ylvam a. then m sons, one in I^yttdhurst
New Y o rk , before m oving to New in Bloomfk-ld. an d also, to iÜT» ,,M r* R c Q>urrh "*• * m eaner Mr PnabySarlaa O uar*. Uwdto H oly N am e Society
k iaM .
\ 7 e i i m !u
Je r s e y w here sh e lived eight years <-eiehrafe the 25fh wtnktuw aflB iin Wallington, ,10 y e a r s in Rut her ve rsary at M r an<l M rsr l WlUiam
rn S n
'J L
hi*Q ' Wcw
J . r a SeUl», « afea <n <ha
a
prane
Saccx>
Bowen,
two
aoiw,
ncm
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M
m
d flwf R k h a
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tiu>
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a
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i
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is.
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*phine
Sacoo
Bowen
ford and the p«-*t 11 y e a r s in Lynd- Link, J r . . In stead , the
f u .'t e l r w « u riii( .M ^ w .
nm g fro m f : S 0 ’to 9 .SO o’c lo c k XClos
! » W. P a a aa le A » e , R a tb e rfo rd hurst She w as a m em ber of S«. cI M rs Lin k. S r . w as l ^ d an a i S ^ L r ^ W l u l i i i ' n T l h e n ..
•d legal h o lid a y s .
R e s . G e a r p a S m ith , P a s « «
M M aa^ s R c . O n irH .
that day
. 1 , 1 3
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N u r s a ry
ca re
p ro v id e d
o u r.n o
a „ " - ' ^ < * rViee
59 W o o d w a rd A va l s i k s r t a * i
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daughter, M rs. Allan (Gloria)
'» T ^ v o r s a re two sona* Api-loM rs
Link w a s 73. w as
b<*n Je c k e rt; th ree sisters Mm. Eata
Whosoever ^Vrnll not receive the
the knd. in aamesiing crlttos «f
O t s r r s I 070»
niu*t C of WesttKiry L I and in New Y o rk Cify and had lived Cordes of Brooklyn, N .Y. Mrs
kingdom of God as n little child,
the Church'a netten of a n s o t , he
Otto F Br^eseinaki of Wood-Ridge in Lyndhurst fo r 35 y e ars befun (Adelaide C am ptcn of M aurtcetmm
he shall not enter therein' (Mark
WESTMINSTER
two daughters. M rs
Edw ard nx vin g to K lo n d a three years N J . and M rs G lad ys Heini of
10). Th .se words of Christ Jesus
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
a moral and not a political issue.
‘ O fth sld el K in of Rutherfcrd. and , a*o.
York P a ; and five Krandiiiildran.
will set forth tn e of the m ajor
mRev.
t . kR. jJ.rnr#>ika
Engelke
Hip O uirrh had no alternative.
themes cf the Bible Le — *0 be 111 R i4 * e R oad
~
of fraThe funeral is today at 9 a m
He alao recalled the commmts
I
in
Watson
Aveflue:
.tem
ity
C
h
ap
ter.
N
a
120,
Owfcr
from the Nazare Memorial Home,
heard Sunday' at all ('hristian Sci- j
P h o n e W F b ste r
0-7020
^ ^
,two a s te rs . M rs V eron ic* Terttow- * * e E a ste rn S ta r, of Lyndhurst. hv . 403 Ridge Road, to Sacned * several of the United States
o.ii-e c h u r c h e s . R e ta il'd r e a d . n ^ C h u r r h School at • : * a.m
Senators
after the p-— y- at the
“k i cJ W apwallopen. P s .. and Mrs. j sh e
le a v e s
he
Heart R C Church, where at
at | : l | and U a.m.
BUI recardinc the necessity of the
Alex ''*J<**■ia* i' JJa“s in
a kkji in
Poland; William
w uiiaro : " ttw
K ,T to
M s*
ln*
m f>oUnd:
w oo ' «arms,
r« s7 WiBfcm al 10 a m a Sclemn High Maas
and nine Blcom Setd a n d Howard J . . ol will he offered Interment « n t be
Baker F.ddy will in<-lude these lo a th
¡‘ “ A * . _
«rau dctiik k e a and
lines
"Willingn<’ss to becume as a
little child and to leave the old for
the new. renders thought receptiveof the advanced idea Gladness to
leave the false landm arks and joy
to see them disappear.
this dis­
position helps to precipitate th? i
ultim ate harm ony’' <p ;£>:{>, 7*h,.
subject is Christian Science ”
n g istratio n . lunch counters and
travelers. puM.c aci-cm odaticns. si hoolinK and h irins
practices Basically the Intent of
the Bill, he noted, is to l-ei-OKlsie
B ereaved wife, parents,
interstate
and sisters
_
a t 10 a.m . llmxvrb Au*usl 2ml, ,‘
lf:pclrt<d 'I ,hl _ "*nk u CaPu
t!ie l i_\. J ijh e r l J. K r„.'lke will Decwr.bei 29. I:« ) Mr. La G roca,
a
perish io e r t í St. Joseph's
prcach.
T Ikiv s hw dcom e t< all at th< Church, was a m< n b er U thi
Columbian
Associalion's Ciuipiei
church ».n the roiTi?r ci S luyvtv
P h o n e . 438-5668
ant and Tt^niin«* Avenues. Pt'rsons 7; cf the P a ti, men'» Benev.JcM' am>’. totli ci East Rutherford; i
The Rev. H arry W. Hansen
Rector
without a church hem? n Lvnd-•A**0Ciation' Local 26; an:1 <f the (Mrs Ka the lin e Kirk >f O uistadL
P atro lm en s Benevolent As iaPnone: 939-6154
hursl ‘«pwially invit<-d.
^
- I Visiting hours at the* Diffily
lion Muiual Aidol B arren County jKurM.a | Mcm,, „ Xm..s Aw>Jp
Haily M orning and Evening
lu
n
M
r
i
,
i
,
hi.
will-.
W f r f o r d w a j , Tursriav and WedRKKD
MEMORIAL
Also
P ray e r at 7:00 a.m. and 7:00
Angela: a a « , f r a « - * Jr.. a .,d -llrsdln f n m 2
- ,, M ^
7
UNITED PKKSBYTEKIAN
P.M. except Wednesday —
thi-ee
gi-andehildr-n.
10 P M
CHURCH
Morning Prayer, Holy Com
281 Stuvvesant Avenue
Two form cr
Also two brothers, Joseph of
A requiem m ass was offered al
munion and Bible Class at 10
A.M. Evening P ray e r a t 7 P.M . T he Rev. Edw ard I. George,
_ . Ea** Rutherford, a.xi Angel
_
f St. Joseph s R.C. Church at ...
9:30 Jlijti Schoot ctudarua and d a t n
Choirs: Every T h u rs d a y . 9:00
Pastor
W ccd-Ridge, and three sisters Mrs A.M. today. Internment will follaw (iinl . arty Sunday fnoming in a
o’clock choir 7:00 to 8:00 p.m TH*Phones. Church GE 8-7687
Kunz and Mrs. Mary Bell-1in St N ichclas C
i netery Lodi INc»ark automobile m a h
11:00 o’clock choir - 8:00 p.m ,tarson^
GE 8-14 5 5
Tl».y were Mra. Beverely Jemto 9:00 p.m .
"'
Sunday. June 21
nt. ii 22, o
f 105 Cornelia Streef,
Y .P.F. e v e ry S u n d ay at 7: P.M. Sunday, June 28: 9:45 A.M. Bible
iiist Rulherfotri, and Mr*. Beggu
•Sunday Jufie 28th 7 .'',0 Holy S<'hco, Masses for all apes 11:00
Tluunpson, 21, her aiater. who had
Comm.
7:30
A.M
Meaning A M
bwvme a realdm t al BraUyn.
prayer. H dy C'cmm. Hymnai sm„Morning worship. Topic: “The
Two others were alao killed in
in« and Sunday school aw ards w i D.uty and B<‘n‘ ‘iLs c
f Patieviee ' Mrs
Kheipp Neglia, I • t 't h a Vayana. of Jai-kson\Tlle. Ha.: ' ,J ' iash. The alalen, w r r Peggy
he given to school children and Text
24
m erly of 625 F ifth Ave., died <**J 6l grandchildren and two ¿reet- and li<’verly Griifin when they at
Junior and Senior choir m em bers
Thursday,
June 25: 8:00 P.M Fnd*y at B ergen P ines Hospital
M llN M |chi!dren.
.husband. nd<*d “
“
'
da;l3 m
orningan d evented (irayer C**oir
att(r a long illness.
Ulnaaa. She
She m a O .'H m iy M N eglia, di<>d in 1919 S*ímwI be<ore their marriage.
at 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P M except
Saturday. June :>7
The antiuai w
as . in^ New
New Y
Yolk
oik
CKj
City
and)
Thn
The automobile In whbch they
. . . .
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w as fram thè Diffily
The
sp»4isored by the
the* Bible rame from there to Lyndhurst 51 FurrTal Home,
Wednesday m om inz praver H»lv
sp»*wored
ome, Rutherford. Yes- v «*rc riding struck a highway abuty-w-. .. . .
.
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THE COMMERCIAL
•rtf •. 'M fit .two bridesmaid*
•m be' MUw Leigh ft-»n 'cC Brcdiinq and M iss M a rsh * Kcyts ci
'a^'ck,
M iss llah tl . tfa g r p in n . M iss H a rriso n 's
w II V- fl» vf girl.
B e st m a n will b e M r. T h o n a s
la n a g a n t f Squantum . M s-r» -
•hus^tts, and tht talvrs w 71 be
' V M N S h a m t u r f M a tta p an .
la a s a rttu s e tts and Mr. D avid
rttc.
Mi*-'* H tu rfsr\ is a graduate of
AS4Ü Ju n io r O o ll'jr, A tfx trc to l?,
taf*»cHusetlB. u n i ’« prescnMy
'm flo y r d in thr Kttrtfhcmistry De
afcHwp t cf B t s t n
U n h rrrsty
Schoci ot Medicine. Mr. fr m r r B n
I » a graduate c f Ha- /ard ^öütrie.
Cambridge, M aa*ac**ons . and is
I
ly a
nrt-year mcdtcal
staden» at Tufts University Set»-!
w f Mcdictac, Bcstrn, Mru*iu!j
Miss Barnard’s Plans *■» «arym^ Manheiu, at |r*u i
lege and recrlvrd her Master s deMr. I Mrs. Charles A. Bernard ?nee fa economic policy trxn
t Near York CVy announce »he George Washington Univerity
'■ngagement cf thek- daughter Car- She is an rccnortflst wMi the IW t
lyn to Lawrence J. Arrm, sci of d States Treasury Departroc-V in
i r. * Mrs. James Arena cf Kear- Wcfhinglci, D C. Arera it e
y.Jkn August wedding is planned, «graduate o! Newark CoBege'of EnMiss Bernard was graduated gkieertng, where he was <k c ted m
**ef,
at Oat
Mr.
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fro»
VM»
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powder Mue lace sheath. They
ware matching accessories an
white orchid corsages.
Constance Kearney
Engaged To Ambrosio
Mr. and Mrs Thomas A. Hear
ney of Canterbury Gardena. North
Arlington, announce the engage­
ment of their daughter. Const*.**
to Gabriel Ambrosio. son if Mr
Z
O F F E R '
E x te n d e d b y
Victor Rizzo Christonod
p o p u lar dem ai
I «t’il June 30
Lftrartl and Mokmry In Newark.
Aa Augut weddtag ti planned.
■»;>—
Mi»» Matter »
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Matter at Hilton
Travel
Open Daily to 6
Monday and
Friday to 9
right
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Ughi.
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with
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we'll pay the first 501 on >-our initial order, M hurry in M r
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RUTHERFORD
WALLINGTON
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74 PARK AVENUE. RUTHERFORD
Member of CCP, UNI-CARD and our own
convenif*| Charga Plaps
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PAGE FOUR
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964
THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW
Movies Are Greater Than Ever f - - See One Th is W e e k e
Where To Go
At The Lincoln Theatre
—
W hat To Do
What To See In South Bergen
-—
Michael Wlekopelski Honored
By Public Service For 50 Years
Cleaner Passaic Objective
Of County Park Commission
shf w ed aK 92 banking offices, ope­
rated by the 28 m em ber banks,
w ill observe the F rid ay b?f^re the
Fourth of Ju ly a s a holiday.
G overnor R ich ard J . Hughes has
_________ i. . . Tlie B e r c in
County P ark Corn item. M cFau l «aid. h w
..
,
d ly . under the provision, of Sec- mis*-on !*“ '"M ated a cantp.uK .1 .-arch h a , .I * » ™ that a hoat ram p
Michael Wiilkop lski of 758 Elm
Street. Arlington, a s u it fo .tm a n
at the H arrison Gas Plant of P u b ­
lic S*. rvice E lectric and Gas C<£npany sirx-e 1937 was doubly cited
tcday (June 19» by President IX iald C. Luce. He was presented a
diamond lapel emblem m ai Icing
the completion cf 50 years' service
iw tli the com pa. / and was ct;n mcixied by the P res dent fcr estai.1 ifliir^ an ama/.iit i perfect at,tend;uu*e rep rd duri * -his lex»g
tenure cf s e m c e with i'.o ccmpa v.
Also at the presentation cerem< ny in Mr. Ibices office in New­
ark w;is Watson F. Tait, J r .. E x­
ecutive Vice President; Jack V.
Richards,
Vice
P resident
in
C h a w „( G as O p .ra t.ra ; W illard
in
36:1-1 cl the Revised Statute». ,u' a ck‘" f r , ' " “ T ' ' ^
!!
^
T h i, perm its all Ita te ^ h a rte n d M/>L i.nl
" T 1" av>w>til{uii
,cd* ^Hinwfin'
by •’ “ " iif
7 ,t)u>
* Kna nn‘fu. r K ,V"
* ‘
IRiil11ipfl
neill nMrnt
McFaul, executive
d im 1or of
tin- has
pienic facilities,
bail
fields,
be Ccs to c.bsorve the holiday.
C o m m i s s i o I h o r s e s h o e
courts, a children's
THe O ffice of the Comptroller cf '
rie..-.» i . f„« ,iip la > ^ rcu n a , and c c w fa ri aa ate g .
wise perm •« 'njitiftvil hanks in New riv t r 's re crea litn a l value. McKaul
.1♦(. c'lserv e such a holiday « “ d He n ild that M
m- Park
when Hie d a y is declared U, tie a mission ha* ifined a «mall-b it
lciiaj holiday for the banking In- launciing installation on the rtv r,
Pnn,iden. C h r is t e n « , i ^ r t *Apo».to:s t f B e . * ™ County h a t * .
to plan thru- bankmK t>r*t we..k
■ ‘T x rttn g ly. N a t o . o( m e holiday
wUI be posted m aU 92 hank.««
_
r„ „
m
, |I1U
j,>m m m
Zupko. Manager-W ei tare D -p artm<n:
"M y vvh< 'e l ie has been d ev o t'd
to m y fam ily and m y job," M r.
Wiclkop Jski said. "M y w ife. J« » nie, and I raised three children
ind we are proud of all of them.”
Mr. Wlelkopolski has two sore,
The'odore, who lives in Englew ood
C iff s ; E dw ard, livin g in Reading,
P cnna., and a daughter S iK ia ,
p resen tly living in Turkey
Theodore w as graduated from
I t!l ^b University with a Mechan‘caI
ring Degree and la ter
1b,ainc<1 a M asters D egree in*Bus-
CV(.....
m
at( „ tru |tg|e fo r s u r v lv « l in
He took a three-year night school P a r» mount's
new
suspense
rc u is e in .nartiine shop p ractice sh o ck e r, “Lady In A C afe," now
at Diokmscn High School in Je r s e y play in« al The Rivoli Theatre.
C ity: took Intem aticia] C irresp on - jtiis-i de H avilland plays an eleA w v Schcxi courses and holds a gan t gentlewoman who becomes
*-*> *d Seal Stationary E n g in e er's trapp ed in her home elevator
License since 1926. He is a metn- and C a a n plays a fiendish hoodh**r cf the A m eiiean G a s Associa- lum .
tk n and c f St. M ich ael's Church
m Ly:idhursl
K earny, chapter pres dent, pre­
Dinner Dance
For FDU Grads
he worked for United E ngineers N e ^ Jersey .
’
|and Constiui tors. Inc.. and was at
This year the honm classes,
the Sewaren G eneiating Station of t.h««-n because they have been
Ithc cc npany durur» Us ccnstiuc- g rad u ate five. ten. fifteen and
■tic«. He later designed and super- tw eity y ears respectively, will be
vued the construct ic i i i a p w *t rhe classe s o* 1960. 1964.
and
plant in South Carolina which w as 1944. Special tables wiM be repioked by the Federal Pow er Com­ ?rved fo r these groups.
mission as the most efficient in the
According to the dance c h air­
country at the time. He is prcs- m an C harles Faru gia of R k | g ^
tt'irt,
ü.
vnui
Pn,l>'
wirt>
Oin»ert
A
ssc-iates.
e
n
"weed,
the a tla ir will «tart a't T:
(.Special To The le a d e r )
¡n^, the years.
^
g in e erirg and d e s jç i consultants fp.m. and will feature a ('ocktall
NEW YORK — It is a pleasure ;,cn spent, the father and mother e-.
. . . ,
Gil Gotham Turns Ths
Spotlight on Your Stars
to note that
-the Subject Was
R , . » . - a little play with one set
an.1 th r .e eha.ai-ters, is p H iu «
up steam cveiA day at the R o yale
T h c a u r and may Ik- tne sleep,-,
Cl Hie late *'as<;n
a re two U rltrrin g. peevlrii. tired , 7 , “ .waS f * * “ ,cd 5 ” "
.h e ar, dinner, an open bar. c. tenp n- ie
.„ o n g .- r ,, c a p t ^ e
» * » - edoor
—
n x n la l nw aim vtM S and tiny kind- f n “ 1*
Mop <5i- » • »
The dance committee, c o n s i t i i
whtch ch aracterize the hu- lS
X ° l>. a .
d^ 1‘w v of Jam -.« Connolly of K earn y,
Mrs*
m an ra re .
¡n*
¥J?r
.
N1 ' 7 Ham lira h a m of Tenafly
in T urkey. One cf their two ctul-
scheduk
The trains, which run only on
Sundays from M ay through Octcb-
Sank Holiday
On July 3rd
The play itself is so simple it
se esn s alnn.st trite: a young sold
ie r retu»ns from the w ars into the
a r m s of his k v iry parents.
Only the*y an* no lo ig e r lining
The youthful fire of their love has
gone. Instead, there is an edgy.
Jealous, alm ost
insane
wife
a ttght e s t e d , brutal, aging hus­
band '
jic me triune s «access
The boy nim self has become a
then delicately picks
the covers of the accomo¿41 of turni »»ave worn Out
Ih r « h r
VTm hav+ all th* know n brands o f l.iquor*, Winm*
th a t
m s t o n . e r , w ----*
c o d ...
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b . ...........
m 4. . un<i
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He rtw lu d c d th,.an n .am .vtn.«!
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r,hPr ,W>M’i " " W*
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t p w r s l violations w ere rwortlrrt.
M cFaul added.
The investigator. B asil C. Hueketl of the Harbor Supervise n
Bianch . U.S. Arm y Engineering
DigWrtt N(W Y o rk m
a r o ^ ,.
Ih n e -d a y h o l i d a y
Wilner't Robbed
O f $2,500 receipts
A B em en C ,« l l y M <-qu,t„ Comm isskxi a ir boat w as uaed.
Tlie* North Arlington site w as
chosen for the first lau tching in­
stallation in the County park sys-
I N
“THE PINK PANTHER’*
G le n n
F o rd
M e lv y n
D o u g las
“ADVANCE TO
THE REAR**
W ith
O li'in
Ann
d e Hfiviland
Southern
A lso —
G len n F o rd
S t e lla S te v e n s
D an D u ry e i
L is tin g s w a n te d ! I f ) « i
w a n t to s#U( le t u s m u ltip le
Kat y o u r h o m e . E xpose
y o u r p ro p e rty to lh a g re a t
a s t n u m b e r o I b u y e r a. n
q u ic k aala ia th e ine v ita b le
1 re s u lt. , s
S u n th ru T u es.
F ra n k e n s te in . W ith
A N e w E x p e .im e n t !
P e te r C u sh in g
EVIL O F
FRANKENSTEIN**
—* Also —
Da< id
K n ig h t
FOR RENT
“Nigh*, nare'*
F o u r ro o m a p a r tm e n t i
h e a t a n d h o t w a t e r .u p p l e d - *100.
S t a r t in g W ed . J u l y 1st
R ic h a 1 W id m ark
“ B e s t A c to r
S id n e y P oi'.ier
F o r R e n t, th re e
a p a r tm e n t, 1st flo o r, h e at
a n d h o t w a te r su p p lie d , $85.
“ T II E
LONC
S H I P S * *
& “Crimson Blade”
I
N ew t h r e e
b e d ro o m
, r a r c h b u n g a lo w w ith tw o
b a th ro o m s , 2 c a r g a ra g e ,
a v aila b le J u ly 1st.
DRIVÉ - IH THFATPfc
t . s u i t s
io n
“A GLOBAL AFFAIR**
C o m m e n c in g W’ ed . J u l y 1
F o r O n e W eek
P e te r
D a v id
S e lle r s
N iv e n
Now T h ru T u e sd a y
“LADY IN A CAGE**
“W alk A Tightrope”
l-4«44
2nd Hit
B o b H op e In
iRlVQLI
“Children Of T he Damned"
Plus —
“T aru n Tbe M ag alfl» cat**
A
C A G E “
LINCOLN
WY
“VIVA LAS VEGAS"
AIR CONDITIONED
S U rtr. W e d n esd a y M atinee
J u n e 24 25 2# 27-29-30
“ L A D Y
AIR CONDITIONKD
Noa* P la y in g T h ru T u s s.
M atin e e a n d E v e n in g
E lv is
Ann
P r e s le y
M a rg a re t
11
i it .w
Las Veqas
I
14 D A T S
0 1 S .H
IncludM ) .t I m . haul
I
G ib b s T ra v e l B u reau
1 K nk-.
IÍ.I
I .Mull. MI t
W E 9-2100
WORTH NOTING!
NOTEWORTHY!
F o u r ro o m a p a r tm e n t lo*
c a te d in lovely re a id e n tia l
sec tio n , h a a t a n d h o t w a te r 1
supplied, c o m p le te ly d
a te d , a v aila b le J u ly la t,
$95.00.
FOR SALE
S a c re d H e a r t S e c tio n :
L ovely aix ro o m hom e,
en clo sed
su n ro o m ,
fo o t
la rg e c h e e rfu l r o o m s ; th re e
b e d ro o m s, tile b a th , a u to ­
m a tic h e a t ; c o n v e n ie n t ta
e v e ry th in g . O w n e r w a n ts
to deal. In v e a tig a to this
hom e!
a E x c e lle n t b u ain eaa lo c a ­
tio n : c an b e a d e p ta d t o a l­
m o st a n y th in g ; lfttx l2 S .
h a a a b ra n d n e w 3 b e d ro o m
b u n g a lo w o n it, m o d e rn to
th e la s t d e ta il; a tta c h e d
d isp lay s to re , .p re s e n t p ro
p e rty is b e in g u a ed a a a
f lo r is t an d e v e r g re e n com
p a n y ; it h a a a g re e n h o u se
on th e p ro p a r ty ; b la c k to p ,
e x ce lle n t f o r p a r k in g ; lor a la d o n b u sy h ig h w a y
t a k e i t n o w , i t ia w o r th
lo o h in g in to .
T w o fa m ily h o u s e , a l­
m ost new ; J
b e d ro o m
a p a r tm e n t, 2 b e d ro o m s in
each a p a r tm e n t, a ll la rg e
r o o m . ; b u ilt-in
ga
v e ry g o o d b a y a t I l l ^ M .
Brighten up your home
C o m e in a n d lo o k o v e r
o u r p ic tu re r a lle r y o t a v e r
o n e h u n d r e d c h o ic e h o m e ,
in t h e S o u th B e r g e n a r e a .
Do you hav* any favorite paintings that need
W ANTED:
T w o -fa m ily H o u se 5 a n d 4
colors, in fa ct any medium and make them
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look lovaly again, and do it reasonably, too.
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“ADVANCE TO THE REAR“
Now’ t h ru S a tu rd a y
O liv ia de H a v illa n d
On the basis of a descr.pt 'on
g iven by M ihalovk's, an interslate
a la rm for a gunman, about 25
y e a r s old. 5 feet 8 inches und 180
pounds, drivin g a c a r with New
York plates, w as s«*nt out by po­
lice shortly a fte r the robbery. iHie
bu xlit reportedly m ade itis exit
in the direciion of the Montruns
A vo.ipe B rid g e o v e r the E r ie Lack- j
a w an n a Railnaw l tracks between
Rutherford a i d hiist Rutlierfoid
A rlington -
J
p l a y ltrrKm .l k iu iu i nil
d i nn,
iii’iii hk
uiayKKHum
ted b> M im M arie B «Je*lrin e an.1
h\ ,h e H e.-n«H on Com
m ission,
willattend
the library
story periods.
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s f, m
W 7a#e.
* •* » " I a a l .11 klad. ml C .ld Cuto. SaadwtrhM
M l LBW ANDOW BI] BTBBET, LTN O HI SRT. N J
in d k a t.- d
_ , ur*»irr«n»
,
_L
and bank personnel
th«>
J iA
declaration 01^JU 1.\ .!* JS a^ nuio.i>
in N tw Jersey
“ It gives everyone.'' he said.
"the opportunity to enjoy a long
holiday wee kend.'*
ing? Wa will taka your old paintings, water
Double B arrel's Tavern
W E bater 9-9881
, j. j. „
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He said an in v e^ig atw *-nt by T h e re « C Haater, L ibrarian. Dur^ p c t (h tc k s, Chnsti*ns«'n said, f^t, Engineers Corps s j i w flout.ng ;ne j uiv )in,| AiiciLsf
cHMn-n
have
brightening, restoring, touching up, refram­
and beert. W « irrm hot lunchet. Iju t i*t Inmlmi
JOB DOBftOWOLSKI, Prap
rCV y: r d
t:Vn 'Ubns
« t h Si-h.. I ,-hildn-n in the kinderthose which w ill be open Thursday
-We h<->- positive a i - t i i In
.
.
...
r v e m ra . Ju ly 2. wiU have appro- clean up the o v e r wU| r«u lt^ tri»n Knul<,
a llm d . ^
p riate signs notifying cust</mers of ;he study,
stories wiU be hiid by MIsh
such hours.
Model Railroad W ill
Mainfain Customary
Schedule In Co. Park
A n j the boy’ He real le s at ln-t IT ‘ " T i 7 . 1^
Z L 'T 1 ™”
McFadden oI Totov.». M ri <r. aie in Riverside P ark of the
Frank GUwy a new playwrifiht lha, ^ mlBt lpavp thp m()#ler ^
**“ * s "
W ^ i H
M" '
M w to l 01 W'* '^
whose i.il Brrridway W.h,II Save
the brood, and » 1 off u n 'b c
m n .v , this .Sept. .11 | Vk-oorl_ and M rt p^w ard O atc rh u f Lvndhurel. They a re scak’ motiilj.
The Plow bcy?" was two years ?v;.i Ius W 11
’
I
.
, .
tK-1- cl North Arlington, rxp, . 1 ,
Members of the E astern Live
strom; i-vid. nee . f a s. .id talent,
...
, .
Mr
WlHk< f !ski w as boc^ p articularly large turnout fro n the' Stl tnu r*
M iniature
Railroad
w tilt author t f the flnv.
"!* 5
cf y: o t< vu n e. N ovem brr 29, 180-1 in A ustriao Po- Ix n o r r la n c k and urge all alum ni H i t ! their tra irs .a c h Sunday to
Unlike Blues for M ister Char- *" u,lroJ' * hands >' “ affectinK, iia n i and cam e to Me Vnited to m ake their reservation. .« r ly .i * 'v>lhl' child!, n free rldt«. Tinlie,” the Jam e s Baldwin plav tnat
um ,n*an *- in w y a " * '
'States Ju n e 20, 1911. He was m ar- TM w ' S m y be purchased th ro ^ h .a m a .I, handm ade steam enKKm
>< laxi a all kinds t f rescue par- A udie-ces
a re gettinK hiRger: ao i;<d Ai (<r.t 31. 1914 and vjill rale- the Alumni Otflra. F tU M « h Dick- jara sttked with tuts cf anth.acile
coal
shoveled
into
firei>oxes
ties .stablish.-.] f, : it,
I ne . « j . » f' rank G droy's nam e: so is Jack brate his fifth th wedding a n liver- kiso* llh H taaJly , RutVrfoPd
sary t h s year.
F in > a ie stoked and wate • is
j« ( l \\.«s Ri « s ' hi s n., cinque A lberston's reputation
pumped into the sm all bo *ers
going for it The play received
Startm g with Public Se rvice
Q ¡ v ¡| D e f e n i e
frctn a c m p irtm e n t behind t.v»
good notices on opening, promptly Old Mill In Paramus
Ju n e 20, 1911 as a helper at th^
.
. .
,
coal f*ar. E ach cab is equipped
suggt J toward what see med obWest End G as Plant in Je r s e y r P l ò f ì S A r ® M A G O
Being
Beautified
wltii
steam P^rssure
pressure «'nini s. 'i.v
I
.1 in the first couple* of weeks,
C ^ y. M r. Wielkopclski w as pro- v
iginee*r thif-e y e a r la tei
Jo se p h R . Smith, D irector of k> ¡k oo m atlves ccrsiim o 20 p&unds of
but rav* ls coming on strongly.
The picturesque* cld mill n a n in meted to engineer three y e a r m ie i. l On M arch 7, 1918, he* w as pro- t * c d ' ^
°* ^
Borougii. an coal each Survia
A TRUE PLAY
P aram u s's Areola section will lr*
Ac-unced plans that the Army's
In itself the play does n^t appear seen to better advantage when Btr- moted to lore man and served
.o„d. i.a„ tIi :g
P foreman
i n . -tihh ». the Cm- i*11^ un d er which state ad ju tan ts
im poitant. It tak, s a km.1 of ga!
n County P ark Commtss.on crew k1 u m it* Gas
„
'
Krneral and State N ation^ <luanls
Plant
lam ry to risk the investmenl hi a (, mplMP
>v( rk M
j , when that piant a^ o ersi ana aiaie iNauenai luar^is
w inter I f f P r o v i d e * headquarter » a.n,
b , ,d » a y play c l a manuacr.pt
wa. reported today by F ree. " * * •
dUnn« * *
by a n latively unknown author
-dw AIIrp:, s WaJdtfl
iintnths. Working out of that plan! do the planhing for use of milihe also ma;ntaine*d equipment at
forees to help Civilian Dev hich p re s e n ts only th re e charac- of r*M> P a rk s Committed
All B erge n County banks will (ibte rs, ncne* of whom has a box ofother gas establishm ents In Hud .fcnse authorities in war
De ad trees ;uid debris have been son Division, including New Dur- •- Under the plan which has been serve Friday, Ju ly 3, a s a leval
l.e e name»/
holiday
rem
oved
from
the
area,
the
soil
ham Pum ping Station and other fc*nt to state governors and Civil
But Ed ja r Lansbury, the pro­
P eter If. Chris’ enaen. presidentDefense Direction, state adjutant;
ducer. had the necessary gallan h a s been it beaded, and tlie g ra ss holder stations in the division.
m iUtory el€><1 oi fho Bergen Cou>ty Bank
try: ils*> the $ 10.000 the play t eed lias be^n planted. Fencing for
In 1922, Mr. Wielkopolski re- ffih e ra l •»Mflffl,
the
m.ll
site
is
cn
order.
Association, and also vice
nee*deHl.-He also had imagination.
tinned t > West End G a s Plant and c o m a h d e rf fbr #»Mr states In a ^
State National
He said the rcg rad i.ig incorpor­ w as Placed in cha ree of a boiler w a r em ei^ en cy "w ith the mission president. Garden Ma,i>
Lansbuiy was cuifident that if
national
placca m , hai-ge ot a to ile r
^ ‘ m i l i t a r v ___________ to B* nkannounced loday
the pl^> co ild hand in the lists ated silt rem oved from the ad­ maintenance
tenance crew
crew a s a working
p ro v ia u * nuouiry Nippon 10 t|M>(4U„
________¡_»i__._
______
,hp aMoriation’.
survey
leng e:xugh fcr the* word-of-mouth jacen t portion of the Saddle R iv er forem an. He w as transferred to civil authorities in accordance with "»*
sup;>>rt .such a production needs by tin* P ark C om m iss’on and the l'ss»*X Division April 25. ej927 as a PreP*rpd p4ans
B eige n Cou.»ty Mosquito Corhv fc rem an at the Market Str«‘t G as
tlie» play would have it made». Alii
The local CD-DC unit meets the I
h e m .clt.l was an inexpensive set trol Comm ission.
P lant and generator house fore- third Monday of each month at I
and a cast that had faith.
! Th,- mill, off Saddle River Rbad m an at Harrison. Ten years later the Council chambers in the
Tlie £ t he d, signed himself. It Juslsru , h c f Route 4, was bu:It he was promoted to shift forem an Borough Hall at 8 P.M., and the*
is a stfcple tw, n>. m affair of a j , 1745 and lhe larKlnuir|i
(or at Harrisolf.
public is invited to attend their |
kitchen and lixin-^ 1' ' im ;:nd st'v-jan 1 ghterfith and nineteenth cen• Fifty y ears age West End G as meeting«. Anyone deHrous of jointt a l luo:
T hen- Ls also a cur- lm \ social center known as Red. Plant was considered the most ing any bran<*h of the urwt may
tain whk'h is dn ppe d at tlw* cndlMiUs, row (ailed Arenla, was a ¡modern in the ew intiy and it was rpply to Mr. Smith or any mem­
of eacff of the seven see :»**s as
ber of the CD-DC Council.
m u , 1 n-m,-1,
m ,/ h , „ h „ r r '“ y " , ''P ,or " HK'‘ '■“ »■t*1» "n d ite lt that this mod.-m
plant con'd
s e n U |Mn, mail,m of hyphen H stopover point for » V journey
In « be im proved or changed, " Mr.
•4NIK HMOOTH! Now Yes
Ih i , I
„ i^
y 'frt-’m New York C3ty to Kssex Coun- jw i. ikcfclski m ailed. -Today, I Cautery Donated
lh< L-in>biii> n led a capable ty, according to the* Bergen County
l
, ...
..
,
Caa Have I NWAMTKP
east th « wouldn't I-.KI ton much. HisK.rictd
Society
A
stone
prim itive that modern To W. H. Hospital
HAIR REMOVED
He p.uk. (1 up Jack Alb?rtacn, a 1 portion of the old m:U structure plant cf a half-century ago really
Mtantlji - Itftly - PormantiHi
was when I compre it to the p res­
Members of XI Alpha Delta
v eteran w to has thousands of L, s,,n nanding.
by th« Unullonal "
ent-day Harrison Gas Plant. I Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soror­
Ix urs cf e\pe*rience in burlesque,
____________
Radlomatic Electrolrals
would hesitate to offer an opinion ity have donated a cautery maTV an 1 motion pictures. Albert» , 11 / ^ i
by Gtaa « I
on what the future hokis.”
is the dosest to Ed Begley out- ^ ' ^ s s e s O p e n i n g
•hine to West Hudaon Hospital.
Agata beauty flakM
Whe-n questioned about
his Porter Doggett, hospital adminside of tn e t f Be-glcy's brothers
F o rS u n d a y
School
Comt In
and h > is far h ss expensive. ’ líe J
am a/in g attendance record. Mr. ‘»'rator announced today The m a­
* R B I CONIULTATIOH
make? the play.
A sp< kesm an for the Christian Wielkopolski very modestly said he chine, a new model, will supple
Gina** K l r r t r e i l v ü »
l i a n I-i;:sbury obtained Irepe'S cience Church reports that aH has fortunately always
Jw ays enjoyeda ment existing equipment used in
DrJlcy. a veteran m ;1kx1 a c ti. .vs. Phe Chiistian Science Ciurchea con* v<*r y good health. “T n ire w e re t lhe Operating Room to out tissue*
W vm aa 1-I3fï8
and M arti« Sheen, a you gste. ^inue tlK'ir services and other reglime^* that g e ttin g to Work w a s ind stop bleeding.
•Sf M ltfm d
M.«
m aking his Broadway debut.
jular actjvite’s y ear round The Sun- « little rough." he said. "D uring
Mias Frederica A. Goehringer of
ON PROMISE
,day School maintains ejasaes for ***1** of »hose heavy snow o r sleet
T he (ast kru'** w’hat it was tacklUP to the age of 20, and storm s during the p a st y e a rs ,
tone. If the shi w were a s u rra s . ¡»•ounK p«iple are welcome to at- when no Iransportation w as availnd. F u st Church of Chrs#t, «We, I just go up a little earlier
they would proiit: otherwise, they
would settle for Actors Equity Scientist in Rutherford. N.J. is lo- an<* walked to work."
m inim um So far it has been the* -at.-d at East Pierrepont and LinMr WielhopoUd always realized
m inim um . But things an* brigiKen ■(In Avenues.
the need for advanced education.
ening U|,
1’ - «>" * - * * ’
.ummer
^
In response to a r e ,,» -, ("» > > ,.,udl K m . , m Wk. , , lb o iry wUI ^
th.- P a rk I m
. M ehaul v | ( l
^ W u b|n(tan
said, the A rm y C o n « of K n g i y . » SrhotJ- m
f h i r t S tn ^ t at
, , e u rrm tly maklnK a sl.Kly .f th.' , . k k W n l t n t l >
June
W ilner's Liqu or Store, 570 Pate iso n Avenue. E a st Rutherf«>nl.
w as robbed of nxvipU i totalling
$2.500 Monday by an arm ed rob­
ttu -----hospital.
obaiTving
tl»at* “this ber.
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k.nd oí generosity htlps us keep
The store (Merk. I.a jm Mihnkv
cur equipment raw and m o k rn \1c s . 28. cf Bloecnfield. .mid that
and helps us serve our com mun.ty
th<* thief e.itered the store shoilbetter."
ly a fte r he h ad opened for the
r a y s business
M ihaiovics was
forced to lie down on the floor
in ba<*k of the*, counter ^h ile the*
be.ndit escaped thiough a rear
door, said pohev.
A railroad which travels at 5
miles a t hour on a 730-fcot oval
track has .tarted its sum m er
, ’
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,
o C h e O U lC O IH u d n S T d d t
aNorth
N,rI VA
lrrlin
i;^sto
.o inU",y
,>ark S°U’"'
,.
wirt. the w sh that motorirts drive p„ni„ , o„ hi. lour by McPaul and
ra n hilly and tliat all «operate m |>aii( n .n m i« lo n member. Rudos en t'd the gift, which was pur­ rr.ak.m; 'I a Mfe. san. and luppy lph A Travers and Prter J. Ituw>
Ann .Martaret the screen's most glamorous and talented new
chased out of the proceeds cf the
personality, plays her secor » s tarrin ? role in “VI’-i I ¡is
g-ivup's ca rd p aity in May. Over
opposia« Elvis Presley, following her sensationsl success in
10(i
atte;»ded th«' affan
“ Bye »y e B i r d . e T h e lovely green-eyed redhead is seen in
The sorority gave the hospital
several lavish so n g -a n d -d an ce num bers in the new M etro-GoldV Fa lrle i*h
D :cku *on ---------U n h w r-> " * ' w *»■» ^
» « « Ik e r last
wyn Mayer attraction, filmed in Panavision and Metrocolor on n^ ' s Administr»t><^ f1X101 Rutgers T----------------------------exciting location s in I^is V e g a s . G e o rg e Sidney directed Now ^ n‘ vtTsity* He is employed b> sity Alumni Association will 3pon- >1ear &nrf a w heekh air th<- y»sir bo
playing a t The Lincoln T heatre. Arlington.
Pepsi-Cola International E d w ard ^
Anraial Reunion D i n ^ | lc‘^ ai,er s,mjlar parties
------------------------- -------------------- was grad u ated from Stevens Insti- Dance for a0 alumni on June 27 a t p°8Bett expressed deep a p p m iJtut-’ cf Technology. F or a while, the Suburban Route 4 Param us alion ior ^ aolX)r,,> s
S to ry H oUf P riiq ram
IW L Y I N D H U K S I
<A ia M la U
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615 RIDGB ROAD
“Where You Save Doea Make A Differenre*’
Up
10
SAVINO £
AGENCY i
251 Ridge Road
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L y m lliu n t. N . J .
C Eneva 8-3121
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Not just any turkeys—but Swift’s PremiuM
Woman's Chib
Schedule Set
CÌRAND
IJNION ,
th e E v e n in g Mrtr.Vrshlp Dept,
cl the Wt.m a n 's Club oI Lyralliunt
t .-utivt' ivmmitiee Di'-t cn 'I mi «•
d.iy c v tn i g at th , ( in ,, d m
11
nt. Aim. Puul Cone»» 172
Valliy Brock Ave., to make plans
ter Uta
com in g year.
1 h; i r litB l fund raising event wu*
0 su< v< jf u l rum m age sole hi,|j
lu*t w eek w ith Mrs. Arthur Sdb
i u a n i u ,n a | chairman.
The r.rx t < vrn t will bt a bus rkkt 1 ’ a li .t «t ,Vlu. p:>y h 10 iuiK h, . i
.Saturday Septem ber 26th. Mrs.
I* inJt P c l la t a ,s chairman.
M c m b tra oi t!»e Department w.U
c i.ia k ju c the d i.p lays at theT*. « .n t u a r y fNx.jra.Ti to be presented
I . the ¿ i « a S c . j c j on OuoUr* Aih
■a
ADMISSION (
BELTSVILLE
iîmransrr’T’m i
F R I . , J U N E 2 6 i h 'til 2 P rvi
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On June 10. a Flag Day pro­
gram was presented by Mrs. Herford's third grade of Washington
School. Kdward Hulse was an*
n \Mc fr.
•The program included a poem
T he f l a t “ recited by the entire
(lass and the singing of "I Am
« i ifi | Am American," ‘I Stand
Up t« Salute the Flag." "There
Artv Many Flags," "You’l l a
(¿rand Old Flag," and "The Star
Spangled Banner."
Stuck :ts marching as soldier« to
"The B attle Hymn of the Repub­
lic" w ire Denise Aseita. Deborah
Be a e it, Janice Drbraoki, Laa
Fi.soh, Suzanne Taylor. Karen
II Iden. Deb .rah Hutchinson, Wil­
liam Berdy, David Emma. James
KuH. -h*. Joseph Gianni, and SetpIn n Kovatta.
Also participating were: Earl
Robinson aa the drummer, Debra
ijualtieri a s the pianist, Alyce Riv­
as as Betay Ross, Carlo Catenae<io as U n d e Sam. and Margaret
Mayer. Deborah Albaneae, ami
I—ore« Matusik as flag bearers.
K. O f C . Planning
Testimonial Dinner
At a recent meeting presided
over by. C. K. elect Louis Bar
burcio plans were discussed for
the i . ming testin*.*iiai dinner
dance tendered to the ladies aux­
iliary on Saturday June 27th next
cn the occasion c4 their 3oth
AnniWraary.
The Ladles Auxiliary was or­
ganized In 1934, holding its tin t
meeting at 274 Stuyvessnt Ave.
and was presided over by Its
first Pn-stdent Julia A Witmeyer
The councils newly elected offi­
c e s will preaide at the July Hth
counc ! meeting.
Plana were discuMed lor the
c tm in j “ Hawaiian night" In AuKU
Bt ys work chairman announced
that 15 boys are scheduled to go
to K of C at Culvers lake this
sunune.'.
C a rls ta d t G ir li
S o ftb a ll League
The Càrtatadt Girla Oub evsoed
•rascn play at 3 wins and 1 loaaaa.
by M « | Eaat RuBiwtord 3-2
and olao bcating thè afterooon
heat whleh waa K de*re*s on thè
fMd wlth almoat U t Ina In thè
> timida.
Th» w ioning pltcher n i Jo y c *
E ocaU o w ho w jo h w 3nJ game.
The hittinf slars were Bonn*«
Shortw who drova In 1 rara and
Suaan Bowle who d ra n la tka
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0
e n d ‘J
or
<> ‘ t - i.
i h o n r i i i e t h a t h u i a G r a n d J m o n .'o m e o n i t
B r in o ;
one
lo b e l
fo r
t ■>/ei> fo o d ,
••uh
lu k e t
^i**
■
' -o y
P re se n t
your
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n t f r p p r ir '- 'l'ir ''! •
q if t
D a il y
d ra w in q s
fo r
f * ? iie
w in n e r s .
■ D airy Products and Alcoholic B everages « w apted. ■
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B E A N
S
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FULLY
COO KED
SMOKED
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AVC.WCT.
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BEEnURGERS S99c
BEEFSTEAKS
BELTSVILLE TURKEYS
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Borough School
M arks Flag Day
my
( j o u » ;.
T r ip l e - S D is p l a y C e n t» r o : <f «v<.h o p -t’ n s t a f ■.■
The W .m m 'i Auxiliary of the
I»n ia n -A m e r can C v ic Club has
aimou c » d appointment, of Mrs
V in o m P -Nee a s chalim an of th.
H ub*
forthcom inK cord party
Mrs. Hii^iarU C alabro has b * w
nam ed <^.<hairm an Thrtr romm ittee w ill be selected at a later
date.
An I a lin i-A m e ric a n “ smorgas­
bord” w ill be held under the ausP-.i t s t4 Die club on Saturday,
S e p t 'm b * r 1». from 1 to 3 p m . I
s ' the S 'a r lit e Coffee Shoppe, 408
Ken m y a ve n u e , K earny Proceeds
w ill be u sed for the benefit of
the rm n t a lly retarded. Mrs. AnI
y M a r \h tto, chairman, ami
M ia. J a m - * Rom ano, co^h a’rman.
a l ’ l be n e s t e d by Mmes. John
B a ’ko. Anthony Adamoli. Andrew
D i i a c t -nr. Nicholas Didiaecmo.
WlHlam K U lin g . William Mur<-ic*>.
and A lb e rt Scherxo. Tlffcct reservatic *.* m a y be made by c a llin '
M rs. M »m hitto, WY 1-3006.
M rs. R o m a n ? . W Y 6-1130.
A O n c w Auct.cn was f e l l nt
the a ir : ilia r y ’s Ju n e meeting. Mrs
A<Hph P.usignola. program c h u iman, w a s a ssiste d by Mrs. Cal
abrt;. M rs. A n t x r y Butgiu S'Jhp i s r d n u m b e r s with Italian pttzn r
fo. the u h J .nc t hour. Ilo .b a *<■* tuc th e evening were Mrs
Itu sigiK lu and Mrs. hlari M oca**
la.
p r o r iu < t s . ( u n n e d
F : e t d o r r la n d b o x cf *i ce
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SIX
r'rrl e.n íl*th;e R .ad nt i s
jcuth< i n entrance to Lyndhural.
«lis Janes ann ejn erd a latm
«rd pai ty to be t^ld at the Cloni»
I | | i s V avr k on ApgU't 1 9 ; \
gHrt.n^ with devsort at 12 :30 p.m.
M is Vavtik g a v e her "i
he State in v e n t io n aqal officers
c i the past y e a r g a v t their an
XMl I.JXMtK.
I k si. S. ¿ at tea wMd
h y mi » n ■; w jr o M mes lio r n a s
Queen Of Peace Graduates 228 Seniors
H ifti I d w l b a ld Ita Slat c o m aw n vem en t <«t John D a v il MacDonald. M iciesercisca am Juae lttk far 111 (rad a a ta a I r o s tke G irlj' D a n rt- ari Joseph M a n t i» . J r . M.chacl
Q uaaa a f P u r e
m ent under 0 » Slaters of tL Joseph and 110 g ra d u a l« Iroai Jt se|>n Mairello. David Janu-s
the Boya’ Dr part-» rat under the C hriatian Hrotll. rs
Marlin, I-ouis B lase Massant.
A* cu sto m a ry e v e ry year, tw o!
- ------------------------ lu ecrw Peter M cAveney. J o h n
grid rr'*'dels. g ift* of th» Paator,
"
In
k *c
K' a“ r d - ° T j ° r
th ,
riepartm ent CM P atrick M cO rth y . Kenneth Prn-i-
Sch olarsh ip s have
been rc -1 **1 McCcUigon,
Will nun
Daniel
cellenco among thr girl* and one •dved by the M lrw in g:
jW eG arry. Richard R * e r t M Her.
f (k fK ftf Excellence amon¿ the Ar.thony E d w ard DokoupU. from A lfred Louis MsacatieUa, J<
boys. Tlie mentals arc ronlm vd Loyola C ollege of L e s A ig rie s. E dw ard Mu«phy. Robert Edw ard
BI-IJ-I
THURSDAY, JUNE 23,1964
TEE COMMERCIAL LEADÉB AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW
Htfcrt w Center
Installation
of the high school course The
Blaise Massano, from St. Peter’s
Paul
General Excellence Medal (Girls’ College; Thomas Joseph Sinhlip I Joh n Sam uel prenrruo. J
I> p a rtm « t) went to Jane Eileen re. from St. Peter's CbUege; J o h n Michael Pecoraro, William p a tr ck
Gen laro with Lorraine Mary Ashe Michael Sawmk. from General Petrccro. Joseph Patrio* Pe.-son.
next ,n merit The General Ex­ Motor's Corporation: Gerald F r a n - ,R eg e r Allen Pogoda. Joseph Edcellence Medal (Boys' Depart­ cis Shinn, from Stevens Institute w are Prida.v, I h mas Jcsr.-h Rei.
ment! was awarded Michael ChrisJu stin Stanley Rybaeki. Donald
of Technology William Francis
.^*iech with Lottis Blaise Codtcn. 1350 00 Scholarship Award Anthcny Sa b rlla . Thr nas J o s e f i
My.^ano, next in merit.
JO SEPH BONANNO
from the Lions Club oi North Ar­ S anfilippo, J r . . Thomas Joh n Sa*
A Mi lal lor Religwn. in honor
lington; Richard John Gehrmann. « o . J r .. Joh n M ichael Sawruk,
of flight Rev Monsignor Peter B.
$400.00 Scholarship Award frrm R ich ard Raym ond Schenone. Louis Jo se p h A. Bonamto, son of Mr.
O Ccnnor, for the highest marks
the North Arlicffton Rotary Qub; Irseph S c h « a r» . G erald rn u ic ia a n d ‘ Mra. Joseph B u n an » of 4»
In Relgion Class in the Girts’ De
Shinn, Jo arp h F ran cis S 1gnorile. Bo«*e aven ue. North Arlington,
partmenf, was confrrrwl m Jane Michael Christopher Spiech, $250.- •VuRlaji O -s -s » Sknlatu. R 0V 1I » « a graduated lasl w erk from
00 Sch olarsh ip Award fr .m the
E ilr-n Gennaro. For the highest
Friends of Erin of Kearny, Inc.; Joseph Sn^Uie. J r . M icharl B *r- U etr**ta»-n Mwfceal Si l « i l n iagaa
m arks in Religion Class in tlie
nard
th. M irhaH Oiroa> ^h.*r icum laude.
Boys' ivpartm ent. the Religion Joseph Gerard ChiareU, $500.00 Spk-eh. Richard Michael Slam -1 Dr Bonanno rrcriv ed special
Scholarship fm m the Lyndhurst
Medal w as conferred on James
oc-np. R r-jer Stanle> Stryeski. D e > |a w a rd a lor «itatan du v; p rfomltiap ter oi UNIOO.
Francis K elly.
J a m en A
I contesting
O arer,
C a-
and.
id the ncvt*B
lie called
M ayor John
CrnnnUMiiMer*
.. *>ia A. r«M a and Peter Curelo.
JM taalUIrd ataangly against thr
In** lre**hnlder>
w the Kbms gianlripalltlc<. Uto
l^nghurm. (^saaniUsluners Uoracf
R, Bigie J r. wnn not H\allahl
for tewthn—y but Brnilln said he
wuaM have IreUfled a« did Ciardr
tir ilo .
lÄr: >. Q. iiwur anil Romo .
T i f rt]W ,ch o!' ,l » U f ; Ja m e a F r a n c a Kelly, fre n i'M u rray, D c u jla s J.h n Narwid,
throughout the four y e i n
„ . I . l.lMm/»; .IlJ''in
Nfvir;«»
Ttwinav Al
AlMichael's College. iLouis
w N
ear*. Tho.nas
ttary m aM ataa fa t paaaraalnn of
Closing SouioR
?or Moihor1* Club
i.v ndhu st Mothsxs Club
e!d then cloning me«ting oi
M r and Mrs. Phillip Ma h e jn - r
c f Forest Avenue have as tlieir
¡¿la st M rs
M anlx imei s s ster.
Mrs. Ben W arwick of Portsmouth.
ie s ;< ion on T h u rs d a y a ft ? r en n *it the h om e o f M rs. Er,*in N eum an n , 20 1 F e rn Av*
Va
Mi
N e u m an n wa9 installed
I p resid e n t fo r th e c o m in g
e a i. w ith M is . Ja m c ^ SM letsky
_
«ài lost No 0. A llV tlr
rutflnn aa MOM, liM appll*-<l to lit
s vie. p re s id e n t; Mrs. G eorg *
Jfc e rd in g , treasurer; and M rs AT I N n ALLAT10N - La ft » t Î S Î » ? Œ
“» : t1:.'
/ k t(»r ivlaturo. secretary. The
ns* «r ■ni; ofllccr waa Mrs Will- Ika L rad liu rat Hebrew C rater; -----.. ..
igri Stelzenmullac, retiring pres­
*"■ H* ,rT
T¡f®
Jaharran». CoiaiaoH'*” « M'"
ident.
t r a t , and M n. Alvin Jae*ka.|r oe « u « t uo«l. N. j.
i h e club voted to pay tor -•resident nl Sisterhood, and A II. » ?
»»
J i i e e se -e n - w e e k camporships W eln , v ic e president of tke
M irka.l
IJlkt*
oi C am p Rainbow for R etarded C e n te r.
A v*., Ljrl __
urst, S. J
n.s
AnthOfrv
Sullivan.
Slan
ia-l»n
ce
In
the
auhje<u
ol
anatonw
Trwift, 12!» Sm
New Je r s e y State Scholarships
•Krank K u r t*ttsro.
1
-hiidien to come to the sa m r
A gold m edal for outstanding
ford Av« •o. t r a•4 Stirai. K i
la a i Sullivan. J r .. R-heri Jo sc tIi ,and fh a m a c o lo -N He w ill inter*
r s o l a i , .'.jo i .h
»•n Cappa* <lo.
tn. TTruate#
school spirit w as aw arded to Nan­ h ave been received by the follow­ Su arhriek. Paul i'^h» airl Ton- at the G eorgetow n U niversity ü*ed amp. They also contributed a The l«yndhnrst Hebrew Center
ing boys;
r«t
Av*..
LVndklini.
N. J
.uni
o
f
money
fo
r
R
iv
e
r
R
oa^
ind their Sisterhood h«4d their an­
cy Anne C ostabile of the G ir l s ',
Ic®* H ospital. W ashirgton. D C .
1 Dunn*
mW Trust»ic
T ru s ta « . O
KIimI
Robert Arthur Aumann. Frank askn.
jchool
pupils,
to be used for nual installation dinner at Steiner s iu Kd«ivr<
,
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r
la
ta
d
t,
N
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Department and Jo sep h William
Thom as B lu s e Tomkiewiei, J<*n
A product of Our I .arty (jueea si he c h ild re n a s th eir te ach e i
«»bjvctiro*.
U
a
u
x
.
itheuifl
niHd>>
M ichael Bagdon. Anthony Edw ard
Caterers.
Newark,
on Wednesday IUIO«dl«IN> I« U n l i M U> l>a
D’Andrea of the B o ys' Depart
r i «il »’
Dokoupil. Ja m e s Joseph Dowd. Joseph Tcii-pev III, Jriw M ktarl P » « « gnmuomi si hool, St. Petar'a * e s fit.
evening. Harry Feldman was mas­ l'a nb, MHr»i< ip * t C ta rs , of l.yiid
ment.
VillaKKie. Fran k Joaeph Vitale. Preparatory School. Jeraey Cttjr,
■u n i .
lara av ,
Mrs. N eunaann n am ed h er ter of ceremonies.
The
North Arlington Wom­ Tim othy M ichael Crowe. Ja m e s J r , Antlrrw Diniel Walah. Charles and St. P t t F T J Collevr in 1310
A W W. U M aein -k l
{landing
co m m itte e c h airm e n
Robert .Helston. William Edw ard
Harry Klein was installed as
Poat Na 2t. Ain' •*" ^
en's Club prizes of $10 each
JfA ll ( • roMfi CnmniaiM
Jo n es. Ja m e s Fran cis K elly. John Anthony Wiercinaki. Jam, a Jo - with a kachelor oi acience
M rs R a lp h G o rd o n , m e m b e r­ (»QSKfenl of the CtJltor with Al
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Mk-hael Jo y. A4h»l.<»'
s h ip . Mrs. E d w a r d H e m sw o rth Wein and George Dlugaach. vice
tv - ii-L
„
, . . t
IKenneth Konti. Stephen Alfred Kru «-ph Wilaca. FloherT Stephen Wilt- K r « . I * - »miaa»> has alao
3» Ns* to ra Av*
for I,ngUsh w ere aw arded to Jo y or . ■. . .
F .
J , . ....
mann. Robert John Yanoaey, Sie- mdurtad kl Ih r m edical honor m- and M s. Ja m e s S id le t s k y . b u d ­
.S. J.
M arie A la in th r G irls ’ D ^ a r t - I “ *?: Jo h n
LU,U‘
clety ol A%ha Omega Alpha. Ha get and fin a n c e. M rs S te lz e n - presldenta; H a ir, La BoQfc. r s - l|>>tM,
Also, Jo h n David MacDonald. phen Zukowaki
cerdkig secretary. Joseph /jttkuw k»m h i m
ment ;tnd to Louis Blaise MasTHU
r.IRi.
r.RAIN
ATF.S
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a
a
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oi
Alpha
Sigma
¿r.uller. p u b lic it y ; and M rs. C. financial secretary; Michael Rtf• ».
„
, _
_
4 Michael Jo sep h Marrone. Lotas
STATI OF
sano
the B—
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. IDepartment . BDl«IW
laise M
a s «lIK),
™ . John
uel
I j-n-i,n
niaa-jL
WIHW
«MM1Í1 Sam
CViJlU
lt*! PerP~ Jo y c e M arie
" Ala ’ *Roar Ann Al- Mu. aaathcr national honor aoci- J U o e tsa l, su n sh in e.
OSFARTMKN'I
kin. treasurer; Alvin Jacobs. Irv
Mrs. M
aturo iiivuoa
invited m
th e nu
c luu
b .
coraro. " «u ,w . .™»in IU■« a iiu i , lax- ^
inis.
.<idiuiu
.
.
..
i-rrttnrn Jan.
ert th,. North Z n í X T o T a ^ y ^ ™ ’ J ° * ph Mirhi,Pl P(^G erald
r * ro ' “ra in r M ary
^ Ashe, M arilyn R o e
m
a
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to
the
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Ju stin Sta n ley Rybaeki.
^
.
----ques Klein and Nat Rod, trustees.
Club prise for H istory, and Rob F ra n c is Shinn, Roger Stanley Stry- ¡srioo Benedici, M ary Louisa B iack L,*ane FOw Io w ä i of L y n m u rst. h om e a t M o o se p a ck L a k e
“ ^wnani, 1
* *n n jili J .i l i /
ta/4èAa
. .
Mr. Jacxbs is chaplain and Harry
1*1*'
ert Francis Gerhard received the eski, Charles Anthony Wierciieki. nWP Anna Marie Brown, Judith witn iaau* gaugnter.
they July 21st.
Klein is a L ie Membership
Nortii Arlington Rotary Club prize Stephen Zukowski.
• ' iTherese Brown, Eltrabeth Arni
*•* ArUagUa^ Va.
Tnnlss.
for History, and Robert Francis
GIRLS
•
(Browning, Frances Elizabeth RuGraduation Held
Mrs. Al Jacobs was M aile d its
(lertiard received the North Ar­ The fcdlotaing schoiarships were ^
Ireoe Bufano, Margaret
presadmt of the Sfcstoflv 1, with
lington Regular D em ocratic Qub
By Hebrew School
' ¿ UD »■«' by thr GW a Department ol TK -reaa B arile, M ary Ann Burke.
Mia. Heury Klein and Mrs. Berand Lad!ca A u x d .a iy p ru e for Hi5- Ihe a M S of 1964
jP au lette Helcn Cam ici. tU «-n
C ongregation B nai Is rari Ha- nurd Gkck. vice preaidtrKs; Mrs.
toiy.
• |;|
Donna L e e Trotta, full scholar- ¡M a ry C aruso. Ethel IJIlian C a )
Manuel Steinhardt. recording see• Ibrew ¿ i h txl held giaduation
m i n . T T h 1«.
to E a se s C ollege of B a s m e « ‘ ruao. M argaret Roar Caaey. G er
The Woman s Club o l LynrihUTIt
f r ^lay w e a k « . Tt* gm d- relnry; M rs Herman Beck, corre-
Committees
Are Appointed
mont Zx H
Anne Elizabeth Me-1aW ine F ra n ce s Q arke, Lenore ! held 4 s last re g u la r m eeting of the ! uating »tudints u v haded J e ffr e y spending secre tary ; M rs. H a n j
ment si ti>e G irls
Department
V in rin li, *a K^/ * H L. _rj-4
D dl
U erlin
* I UBI,. U
w i e n i dott.
V a a i . La
■ Book.1
---*'
J^ Lr ..2.. ZabZ ,
B
. r »Ula.
e rr ., lAno
I.,a . B
Gordon
w as a w ard ed to K ath ryn Ann Conen County B an k e rs' Association;
r r S
i t n i ^ J ^ > * i ah »»riTcn,ple Witti ****** *l* ,aUcd M itchell d o lt . P a u l Felseirfald. Jca e p h Zatknw. treasu rer; Mmes
frcy and in the B o ys' Department
EUen Ja n e Herbert, scholarship C esta.
N ancy Anne Ctostabtle, ppeeadent. M i's. W illiam J . V avrik , Stcv
Friend, Harvey Jackson. Al Wsln. Matthew HcrowrtU. a «i
‘ o R ich a rd Joh n Gehrmann.
iskiamm Kook. Judith Larnsr. Jef- Irving Levin, trustees.
from E a ste rn School for P h ysici­ Emanaeella La u ra Covino. M ary w càêrmt.
The Queen of P e a c e Mothers'
an s' Aides; Gene Louise Gavcn, A ™1 ^ P *
M rs. V a v rik nam ed her lan dleM
N at R o g o « w as the lastsllk lg
Society p n ze for Science (Phys­
Cullen,
$250.
U .S. Savin g s Bonds from . lin d _a . Ann
.
_
„
. K!lrtí r ! " chairm en for the y e a r A m erican [Ju n c ia Saietan. W arren Sctincád- officer for the Center and H arry
ics) in the G irls ' Department w as
Friends of E rin c f K earny, Inc.; Anne C w h -n r D o e ^ y W
IV Nk. ^
Akm,uißti
^
^
u d R * ,e r , Fmkwmn lo r ihe S - l e r i « l Rabbi
aw arded to V a le rie Catherine VasM„rs. Philip o(^um/er:
^ / e r : ccivics
iv ic s and
and Weeks
Jane Eileen Gennaro. $100. schol­ C atnona T Diamond, M ary A n mIM
D avid Barbalett pronounced the
zkis The Queen of P eace Booster
Dies. Caux>i
Mary ' —-----Dradnn.- Janet
----------— fCDmmumry piojens, itu*. a i « k .
-. __
^ ni (ho bcnrdlctkm.
Club prize for Science in the arship from Patrolmens B enevm^
i su m n «.
n
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Association
of
North
ArlingEU
cro
Drozo.
B
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Ann
DymGl>rrtrn
Mn
H
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H
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to,
The program ni entertainment
B o ys' D epartm ent went
Ion; C arol von N essi, Scholarship k .w sk i. M argaivt
Ann r a rle y .
lu-uitiona. M rs A
as organ music played b> Chris
Fra n c is Ghinn.
A w ard from I^<tt.-s Auxiliary of Christine
E la m a
Keunk
Jo a n « '« ta m a n a literatu re and d m n k . ' .
.a W I T ^
J I T . 11 ,.
Slrohler and exhibition «Aanc.ng by
R eceiving the Ladies Auxiliary
rNorth Arlington Lions H u b; Mar- M a o fra a z s y a k . KUeen M ary C al- Migs M im
P ob ttr wel^ T f.
Domaúck and Roue Muletti of,
of the K nights of Columbus prizes
llyn V eron ica K elly. Sdw laralilp laghcr. Gene touiac Gaven. Eileen far(. M r,
stroh ler; music.
^ H e l w ^ f c ^ pre sent- Lyndhurst.
Co-chairmen of a r­
for out.standing work in the Home
given b y West Hudson Business Anne G ebauer. Ja n e fjlc e n Gen- M rs R o h rrl Q n h ,,,
^
diplomaa Rabb. S u ln p M rangements for fco evening wen*
E conom ical D epartm ent w ere Le­
and Profwtional Women » O ub; ;naro. Arlene M arie G erou ^ B a r -! And. w ay s and means. M m W *.
^
B ron w ch*y11 Mrs. Bernard Gbek and Mrs Jo­
nore Roue Clem ente in the CJothfretn the
Tnn
ne
n s. ;- n
« s r r Kr-*
If
U
Tiw.
Ja
pr**s
berk,
M ersa J«»*
seph Rosmq.
m« Division and Judith Rarhel Loretta Anne P assanante. winper f»ara Ann G ow erck. Kllcn M arie
low er graden who earead them
of the N ational Scholarship of the H acken. Patricia A m *’
Hannen.
Roasto. p u tJu tty . Mr». J e * » ' - ; - "
Potter in the Foods Division.
I.
Hlowi-d
the
M rt Wll.
"
Catholic W ar Veterans,
Ih e B r e n * Ixiuise Harringkin. L,nda s l ^<b,h a: mfln)a1 sj,
Other a w a rd s went to the fol­
n T vsces in honor of Ihe graduates.
amoung of $500
M ary Hedges, E lim Ja n e Herbrrt. ham M ay e r; pr*
i i i \ Jdhn
lowing stadents: V ivian Je a n ToJa n e Su san Hnag, Carol Ann Hirn- L g u rk , sunakin.' M rs
Jrae p h
iCmtinaed from ra g e 1)
have been received by the foMow. e i , N ancy Anu Ho(ll.
Zmiem.yeartaook. M m cs
trollirr. G e o rg eto w n
of P e ac e P a ris h Award In the
ing g irls
Anne Isabella Hopkins. Andrea liosao and Vaarrik (iokien Age
Business D epartm ent; Ja n i* I^ynn
Kathleen Anne Cushing. Lmda Suzaim a Huda. P h yllis B entrice Chib. M m es R n ssio and Mi hael
P ila s, Fre n ch Club of Queen of
R> bert C harles Pollock. J r .. son
P eace High School Aw ard lor pro­ Mary Hedges, Martl>*i Veronaca Jacovini. Mary Jane Justice, Mar- Russai; bospétality. M rs Frank
Kelly, Veronica Anns Martin, Jo ­ llyn Veronica Kelly. Ruth Marie Zanerman; Evening Deparment oi Mr and Mrs. Robert C. Poificiency ia F ren ch In the Girts'
sephine Anne Massa. Ursula E. KimbaU, Lucille Ann Wayn, Janet advisor, M rs Joseph Jankmv^ki; Ttock. «3 sixth 5lt . North Art*«
Departm ent, Ja n e KUeen Gennaro
M. Mitsch, Constance Marie Mot- Marie Kryzanoav^o. Janice Marie Jtauor Woman's Qub a/ivisoi, ¡ton. New Jersey, has been graduand TbaoHiB Jo se p h Saniilhppo.
tola.
Kuzmiak. Constance Anne Las- Mrs Ralph Santulli
a ted from Georgetown UntverSpanish C hib of Queen of Peace
Also, Loretta Anne Passanante. zaro, Sharon Kathleen Logan. At the business meeting a let jetty's Sc*col of Ijiw. He worn
High School Aw ard fnr proB nenry
Rose M arie Paterno. Anita Franv Joycr Rita Lopardo. Patricia Ann tin of thanks way i »«eetvetl from «wanted fhe degree of LL.B on
T tu - l a n d w o u ld
in Spanish in the G irls' Depart
1/ sgnr, Katheriae Mary Luciw, the Board of Trustees of th- Pul*- June S, 1964. Mr Polladt m a Idt- pabW r i a » r . T h e
ment and B o y s' Department, re­ ces Sarro,Mary Jean Tmachio,
CarolJeanne von Nessi,
Jotfittt Ann Mane Lynch. Mary Louise lie Ijbrarv for the sUde pr »jector n P r graduate of 3r Peters Col- al w h ic h M d d in g w o u ld a t a r i w a s
spectively.
Magher. Veronica Ann Martin. He- presented to the lib rary by tty lege, Jersey City. New Jeraey ■at b y Ha vino a t Sl.tSS an a e r e ,
Aw ard recipients included also Rachel Potter.
THE
BOY
GRADUATES
lene Mary Massa. Jo Am Masaa. Club
while at GOTgetown. he was a o t o p tihM r
Ju dith Therese Brown. Latin Qub
In the Boys' Department F’hilip JoaepMne Anne Massa. Patricia Mrs Fre d Taub anw viced a trve in the Fegan Law Oab. and p r o b a b ly
of Queen of Paace High Srb w l
Edward
Ansai
one,
Robert
Arthur
McChrthy.
Mary
Jane
Meporty
for
chilcben
at
G
reys
tone
to
Delta Ifceta Phi Law FiahTnity - t h r
fi
aw ard for proAcfency wi Latin
1 M adeline Ann M cCoy, be held on Ju n e 26th. Ot#> mem Giorgrtcwn University, founded grab o n t h r f a r t t h r S t a i r « I New
in the G irJs' Department; I>oretta Aumann, Jr.. Richard Allen AurElizabeth M cGorry, Judith bers will go with her.
in 17*9 and the first IrebtuUon to
« Ia lin a t itle l a t h e tid a l
Anne Pasaanaafer and Lorraine iemma, Frank Michael Bagdon.
M rs Rossio. retiring pre sident receive. a uaiveraaty charier by v t
l a t k e muadowe. The l i r e
Mar> Ashe, •ftecotri’ Award for Daniel Myron Baron. Thomas An-¡Ann MdMahon.
Joeeph Blair,1 Carol Ann M eisch. U rsula E M announced that the Club E m blem of Congreas. is observlag Us l?5lh t a f td r r * h a v e M l that by arqalr
Jo u rn a l iam in fh e ’ G irls' Depart thony Basile, Joh n
lag t h r t i d a l r i g h t s a f Ih* a l a t a
R irh- !Mitsch. V'ivian P a tricia M olinari, has been ivtvtved and willb e !A nniver»ry this year
ment; Susan Anne Arndt and N orm an Richard Brem ner.
Frank Anthony Liola, Veterans' oi ard William Bulger, Jamea Peter Mary Elizabeth Moore, Dnema Ca
Foreign War a w a rd for the most Burke, Gerard Michael Cant relia, thrrine Morelia, Eileen April MoConstance M aria Mottola,
outstanding student in Citizcnslup J r ., Jo se p h G erard Chiarell. John
in the Girls' Department and in Joseph Coiasurdo, Richard Henry diane Madeiyn Mottola. M aureen
Collins,
W
illiam
F
ran
cis
Col
ton,
Claire
Noonan, Judy Marie Oli­
the B a y s ’ Departm ent, respective­
ly. Anna M arie Brown and Paul Gerard Joseph Cooney, John Mich­ ve ira . Loretta Ann«* Passanante.
ael
C
oscia.
J
r
.,
Joseph
Aloysius
Roe Marie Pellecchia. Ja n is Lynn
E d w a rd Tom asko, Am erican L e ­
gion Medal tor the moat outstand­ Costello. Jr.. Paul Edward Cniata. Pllas, Susan Ann Pizzuro, Judith
ing student hi leadership, integri­ Timothy Michael Crowe. Joseph Rachel Potter, Joanete Mary PotiJu lia
Pruchty, crtgm ge, and school spirit in Wilkam D’Andrea. J r William J o ­ lakowski Sandra
the (iiris D epartm ent and in the seph Dill. John Philip DiPasquaJe. mcky. Barbara Ann Quigley. M ary
Anthony E d w ard DokoupU. EdQuinn. Miryam Ramona
B oys' D epartm ent, respectively
M ary Louise Blactan'orr rw eived I«*” 1 Th om as Dougherty, Ja m e s Rendon. Maryann Elizabeth Rusa $25 U Ü Savintis Bond a n i med- J'*"-P h Dowd. Dennis John Eagan. terhchz. Patricia Ann Salimbene.
al a s first priz<* winner of the R obert Akbt*rt E v e rs, IXxiald John Anita Frances Sarro. Kathleen
Elizabeth Shields.
Veterans' of Foreign War, Calo ÌPky, Dennis G e rard Fanning.
Sas l^adu>s A u xiliary I-^say (,'oevTh om as P a u l Fecik, D e n n i s
Barbara Estellr Smith, Darlene
test and Ju dith Therese Bruwu Ja m e s Fitzgerald , P aul F ran cis Hernadette Spahn. Cathloen E liz a ­
receivad the s«*cund prize of $15. F lan ag an , Ja m e s P atrick G arrett, beth St. Jacques, Nancy Florence
The Worth Arlington Woman's Rich ard Jo h n Gehrmann, Robert Sullivan . V ivian Je a n
'tokash.
Club " D r a m a '' medal was award­ F ra n c is
G erhard,
Richard P M ary Jo a n Tonachio, M aureen
ed to D avid Ja m e s Martin.
G ra v e s. J r . Jo h n Joseph Harrison, Anne Toner. Pam ela Ehzaboth
C ertificates for punctuality and Je ro m e H H ealey. J r ., Ja m e s T reacy, Donna L e r Trotta Judith
reg u lar attendant* were awarded Robert Holston. G a ry M ich ael'A n ,, Vah-nte. Cheryl Je a n V ara,
to the following g irls of the ( la s s Horn, JeTwi Rotwr! Janrezko, R ich V alerie CalheruK- Vaszkis. C arol
of 1964 F o u r Years Perfect At­ ard l^ h vard Johns, WiWarn Ed- Je a n n e von Nessi, Jacq uelyn P a
tendance — Susan A. Arndt, w ard Jo n e s, Thomas Michael Ju s- n u . W iedman B arb ar Joan Za
Ja n e t M arie Kryzanowski. Mary tki, Jo h n Thom as K o m a r Ja m e s loeki M arie EUcen Zalewski. R ita
Ja n e Ju s tic e , Ja a ic e Mane Kuz- F ra n c is K elly, John P eter Ktera- J m Zepka. Regina K ran .es Zrtty
m iak, and B a rb a ra A. Quigley; an, F ra n k Jo sep h King. J r . Ste- j
, Three Y e a rs P e rfe ct Attendance phiMi Ja m e s Klos.
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Martin
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dith A. McMahon. Constance M. E dw ard LltHS, Frank Anthony L i - 'Band them — aad aae them!
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Hiïaxie Ava. Panunua;
Ta Servsaat: at *7300: Jo in
Dcwedcll, Fort Les and Jame*
Gundersdortl.
Gary Spino Partied
On H. S. Graduation
Mary Ellen C hristened
Maty E d « McTtfgns.-daa#*:
c< Mr. and Mi«. WWam McTsfc*
of 41 ruth street m
Mr. and Mr». Mario Spina and
delimiter, Gali, of New Street, enk ita lre d cn Saturday evening in
.vk'Draticn cf die promotion ot
thalr non, Gafÿ. to High School,
Child For Addisons
•io n the 8Ui grade at Rcmrvei.
School, and in celebration oi A 1 C J. Patrick Addison and
.-'atter a Day. Their gurets « W Mrs. Addison ot Chicopee rails,
Ihe.r parents, Mr. and Mrs Anthony Massachusetts, are the parents of
>V-no ci Lyndhuist and Mr. and a daughter Kathleen Ann, 6 lbe. 9
Mia. Rccco Morano of Towacc , cm., bora Jtme 2 In Weatover Air
iriio ipent the weekend at the force Base I{capital She jcina a
3pino heme, and their children. iiisttr. Suaan Irene. 2'«. Mrs. Ad.-x-.it 40 other relative» aad dac.i Is the farmer Joan Hurley
Menda came to the party, frum ct this place. Airman Addlacn.
iawthoine. Totuwa a A Lynrihm .lt. also i t North Arlington. is cjrThere was a
codioni tor the rendy serving in O e U S.A.F at
iild n .i and a buffet supper for WMover Field end will be d »
the adults,
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Latin Examination
Sîcrs Miss Hauptvegél
Dama lUuptvcgel, daivM o-«r
ir. * Mrs. Richard Hauptvo*d.
511 Sixth Avenue, ha* bean naard
■wineicr in a co»«prtiüv» na
tiamrldc Latin examfmtie.v, I V
uatist la conducted arauaUy by
the Associat'd tur Procostica. f.t
Study of Latin, and thousand* ot
Graduated From
Xavier High School
Valley Brook Ave., have a »
nounced the engagement at their
daughtrr. Helen, to Jack Greenberg, aoa of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Grtenfarrg. 27 Madman Ave., Hasbnouck Heights
The prospective bride will be
graduated from Katherine Gibbs
Sstoad. Maw York City, in October
Nelaon Woodruff and cMldnn,
Jean, Wendy aad C ani, ot WoodRidge. also celebrata« Mr Wtoodn iifa birthday. Later In die day
their sco and daughtw-ji-iaw, Mr.
and Mrs
Jo in
Gordon and
cMkben, Roy, Douglas and Jane,
cà Nutley, joined the party.
of Arizona and la sssnnlaSwl with
Morningstar-Paialey. Inc.. at Cltiton.
A family party to honor Mias
Lisa and her fiance will be bald
Sunday. June 21th. a t l* ie's
RraUurant. Kearny,
The couple are piam*w a May
UK wedding
No Cash Down«
Eight Past Presidents
At Emblems Meeting
The Lyadbunt Emblem Old)
bin and Robert Blacn.
Mrs. K nne laugbt « x a n in
‘ atTOnp»ny
The bride wore aa empire «own Lyndhurat. the paat ■ y a a n In c
.
~
* white peau da sole w*h a Roosevelt School, and M s. Om&> b u r p n j e D i n n e r
tiain. and chapai length veilSbi td taught <1
year, hi Ly— sa-n C . . G a o r n a u
° #° r9* M Y
taadlaal tsahaaMtfat a t th e Piaaa. brauck HeKMa; Mias Daaodw carried liliea ot die valley.He: the past sht y a an ta llooaseett
at K2&3. and John Soanka, 1*3 Gash at Rutherford: Miaa Caro: iftendants wore empire gowns at School Gifts were presented to Mr. aad Mrs Geeeve
amber
crepe
and
carried
yellow
thr
honor
guests
R
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Ave.,’ were ho
Hamilton Road. Teanack.
Thaller at North Arlhagton: and
Among thcae attendtag were Eli surprise dinner party
TV appointment at Joaaph R. Mr. aad Mia. Joasph Flncti of ihasta tfcisies.
.Mrs.
Wood
Jr.
attended
PenresylKane,
superintends*
ot
Schools.
Sunday
at
the Robin
Letcher of 171 Tontine Avonar, SCsnhflpK.A>
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S e ro iid -< ll.is*
p a n i a l H n i l i e r fo r c i, N . J .
S u b s c r i p t i o n $ 2 .5 0 P e r Y e a r
vl e i i C e n tn P e r L u |i )
L v m llm rs t. N . J .. J u n e 2 5 , 1 9 6 4
Does It Make Sense?
A lo t o f u s h a v e c o m p lain ed an d
y g w p e d b e ca u se in N ew J e r s e y th e sm all
c o u n t ie s like C ape M a y (48,5S6) have as
m u c h t o s a y in th e N ew J e r s e v »«'nate as
c o u n t ie s a s big a s B e r g e n ( 7 8 0 ,2 5 5 ) .
S o w h e n th e U .S . S u p rem e C o u rt in all
it s m a je s ty said s ta te s rh o u ld b e re d is tric te d
o n a p o p u la tio n b a sis th e re seem ed re a so n
to c h ^ e r .
A fte r all, w h y sh o u d C ape M ay h ave
•ls m u c h s a y a s B e rg e n ?
In d eed , S alem (58,711), A tla n tic (160,$ 8 0 ), C u m b e rla n d (106 850), O cean (108,• 0 0 ) , S u s s e x (4 9 2 5 5 ) an d W a r re n (63,220)
• n d C a p e M av c o n s titu te sev e n v o tes in
th e s e n a te and y e t com bined do n o t eq u al
B e rg e n ’s p o p u latio n .
T h e n w e m u s t look a t th e o th e r side
of th e coin.
U n d e r th e U .S. S u p rem e C o u rt p hilo
sophy by w h at rig h t d o es Idaho ( 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 )
h av e tw o v o te s in th e U .S. S e n a te ar
a g a in st N ew Y o rk ( 1 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ) a n d New
J e r s e y ( 8 ,0 0 6 ,7 8 2 ) 7
S o m e th in g fu n d a m e n ta l h as b e en a t
ta c k e d by th e S u p re m e C o u rt: th e r ig h ts of
th e w e a k a g a i n s t th o s e of th e s tro n g a r e
V .-ill « to O e r i» )
MRS CObB
believe« .that family and
are most Important to a
and believe« that the
should work together to­
rt common goal. She believe* SOME SOUND ADVICE — W alter D<uda ofL yndhurst, w ho has raised
raving pigeons
for
patience and understanding close to 40 years, gives som e pointers on b ird care to his son. Robert.
Photo by Lynwood
mo>t necessary in the raising
„
children.
BE V E R LY M URPH Y
lovcrseas. So they scot m e o th e rs !crete Plank Co., Inc. requires
R«s*ently ek*cted p ru d e n t of
W alter Duda of 350 Third 9tretet, which couldn't com pare to m in e ." property tram his birds. His eife,
b e in g u n d e r m in e d .
Woman’s Auxiliary of N orth A r­ —Her philosophy of life e m b ra c e s
He started out all
over again the f rm er Michaline Suda of Willington Baseball le ag u es, «the bt tnrthfuincaa, si icertty, and lo y a lty Lyndhurst. was "p ra c tic ally ra ise d
ghe savs,' “ I never make a
pidgeons. ’ ’His fath er kept and today has 70 p air cA b reeders kes Barre, P a pitches in for the
T lie d e lic ate s y fte m of checks a n d bal alno fo rm er p resident of th e N o r th
he re a d ily i j c . d hour a day it take* to ca re
a n ces w isely e sta b lish e d by th e fo u n d in g Arlington Ju n io r W o m an 's O u b , prem ise I can’t keep. I enjoy tbem a* * hobby and young I>ud« — far too m any,
t^mo ^ reached ^
teens a g m d , stating his intention to for them and the couple s son Rom em b e r of th e North A rlin g to n working with people, and hi orfa th e rs is u n d e r a ssa u lt.
^'s own vooP an^ w a s eventually cut back to abo ut 20 bert, 15 also lends a hand at
¡em ergency Blood Honor S e r v ic e , gani/atii ns, | like to ‘B e a d o er,
however,
not
a
goer.’
"
*
entering
pidgeons
in
ra
c
e*
through
p a r. While at onetim e all his
tim es. He has not,
W orpan’» Club (in w hose D r a m a
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*
!the area. Kni’ouraged by his re- birds w ere named, the num ber is.adcptcd the hobby.
D e p a rtm e n t she h in te n s e ly I n ­
m
arkable
sikx
'
css
,
he
helped
found
“
a
little
out
of
hand
right
now
"
j
“
E
ven
if
he
wanted
a
coop
of his
te re s te d ), N orth A rlington I J o n ’s
,hp I^ nrlhu^s, Homing Pid geo n and most of them a re nam eless. cwn th ere * no ro^on left in the
A uxiliary a n d the local B a s e b a ll
Chib in the early 1930s.
Though champion racing pid- ^ c k ya rd
•his father said. "I
h av e to co llect ta x e s, h a v e f r itte r e d a w a y
* * ¡ V 1" •
" I had plenty of tim e to train gcons aril for a liealthy sum . don’ t think there's a coop in Lynd.
,
.
*
,
s n atk aial aaro rlly , ( la m in a D e l ta
th e ta x p a y e rs m o n ey a t an a la rm in g r a te
them and they wore doing g re e t, Duda has never advertised and hui*t bigger than m aie."
r^-alled. "Then World W ar 1 1 meat of his excess supply oi pid^
In 1962 it to o k $78,346,678 to ru n th e
A
,,r N orth A rlin g to n Jo sep h Barnet, President of th e •
South Bergen County B oard of ra m . „ i ™ . anH I went into tac cc- vs a r * riven aw av
Insured pidgeons a n c*^ latandy
c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n ts.
sin
c e eearly
a rly childhood,
since
caildhood. »he
s h e la
1« a
bn«™ i0 i.Bht a b u s i's in
™ i
_
.
J
S ... * . .
‘
„ .
.b e in g brought to th«* Ihirta ho m e
~Mae.'.<* nf i*.
„» h
■
«caiicr* i)rings io ngni amuses in su^mHrine service. The ptdgeons
A first place winner sells for a t L ._ r_
u4ll . .
B y 1963 th a t fig u re h a s gallo p ed to graduate
of It. w h o .*. and
J , - , . y ,,.
m()rtcaK,, llpkj KtM un.
y *
.
fc r l« » ln « T t
l> g t v « l wKh.
racing (»1 (Tjursc i w«is icuni fw ,
*u»v rs«v
oniHT
.
. . . . . .
»
. w e im i ni(Tng.
I« suio.
«ui I i v e ^
charge. Many are out-of-state
$173,610,475— y e t th e p o p u la tio n h a d in- sey
O ty Medical iCenter,
* r probe by tho N « v Jp rs o y R e a l „ ,.„ .m jlwl lo kntw. that they known birds that went for ns hi-jh
.
c re ase d b u t fro m 4 ,8 3 5 ,3 2 9 to 6 ,0 6 6 ,7 8 2 .
As a Red Croxn Nam e, sh e has Ifa la ir Commissju l. K ollow lng is w rrp
___
1.
r
a
c
n
«
blrds
hang.xi up
...
«rjji
v
„.
^ tr-rr ti
fed. a s $500. Yet you'U find most
d
T h e c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t s e t-u p s a r e a taught home nursing count«** in an excerpt fn«n the sto ry setting penally, I gave most ofa rthem
to people are unaware of just how
n n rJ^ d
u seless g a d g e try d e sig n e d to k e ep th e p o li- ’ ' V%d»wn*t a n d locally
lorth facts uncovered t>y the R e a l ^
After the w a r. I cxprtiaiVc a good bird can be. The
..
...
. .
. nliiHh tn prl-arti
fail
to
claim
them.
(ical m a c h in es oiled an d th e po litic a l b o u e * I.. sh
P1“"
'
T ' ,*1f1 ,0 K «a i, Commission
relative to sec- wrote tn as«=k for their retu rn and m ajority think the p iice is a ix u n i
_
run
à V ii. W Iu Ia - T u » f i l l i . r .
mortgage financing.
w>aR
that il would he lo r m uch f - .v or s*x doJiars.”
in p o w er. T h e re is n ’t a t h ’n g th a t th e c o u n ­
P relim inary hearings a re un- trouble to bring them back fix»m
His jOS ns a fr-reman for Cnnarw1 |b*'« »'ben you w rite
ty does w hich co u ld n o t be d o n e b e tte r ,
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j-ne
to let him know yo u 've go
der la y i.i th<* C i/m mission s
m o re e ffic ie n tly an d a t f a r less c o st by th e
aw(t ping aivrstigation c f the arcsta te .
jçnrl mortgage busixx ss in N i #
T h e re a re 21 p a r a s 'te s e a tin g a t th e v ita ls
Someday Duda hopes that he
lijcrscy.
of N ew J e r s e y 's tre a s u rie s . T h e y a r e th e
[Will a g in have the n ecessary
I Iti prrsfntative* of som e SO com c o u n tv g o v e rn m e n ts.
time io g ive io tua pnigeotM. H r ia
p i lie« w rre schríhik-d to be heal'd
If th e ta x s y ste m is ch an g e d , e c o n o ­
ThopTTtíbililyth-it South B o r - 1
¡o nJdm t fiial h» winning a tr a ía
vs .i«n th? C nimiss.on started the
m ies sh o u ld be effected . T h e b e st w a y to
lo n h.'- “ a ltw
cr/.ïfcrrine ' w ith *">'<■ « " » hi*1' riar « ¡» rtro r .it» .
mon,h rt j u ^., M rm .
earth» bj>
t . ' u v l c It H o«.|l. »U U ™ „ „ L S - » «M
m the Sro th ll.u tc .n - ^
|hr
^
K v . n w . ^ t t t o t h ^ he , , u
eco n o m ize is to c u t lo o se th e c o stly , in ­
» . n, r of baitkutg and in a t i a m - . «roiro-d wroewfcat b » t
wl»-n ;iHvln , wha, nj#hl
a b ..« ht» tohby a» ha
e ffic ie n t c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t set-u p .
O • l iais ci atout halt tile
^ou n.y Oiutt Ju.1«,. A rth u r J
„ thf.
c f im pn.viB lt p ^ ! r « * ** *■> h“ iu"1 tan l «
“
ve beni heard so (ar.
o r v ‘> " à d « ¡a in si Cic d -.v « fc>
?88M-2 1n1 .
r
.
.
m rr.
!
'H
t o w what I dldT"
im
. mm.
u.
r
.n
f ir!stadt nrwl M conarhir prt>p n ^ I At the ranehidlre! srssion e l the I*uda aaked. " I went cut an ttxA
nixxid inqu.ry becausc oí n u m cr- ir8tr<j
o l tiiat pidgcon and
vig iitsad y
again st
tix' j « m r n t .c i on Sunday ila- M I u a - a p.cture
is «cmplaint about ex»)rbitant in ­
g e th e r. I t w a s m u rd e ro u s ly h o t. A lo n g th e
>«r', rtm r’nt.
irg officers were elect cd to lead fram ed It.
terest du u g cs and ether t v s is in
line o f m a rc h th e m e n c av e d in. A m o n g th e
M ayor I/.uls M ontenegro
of lie D rpar: nent <f N ew J e r s e y foe
Skc.. jd nu/Ttgage«. It d< c r.b e d
rp e c ta to rs th e h e a t g o t to m an y . O n e f o r ­
South Hackensack said h e
s not ’ he creuing y e a r: C n u n a n ie r ,
some operations as
"cx -tre m yet ck*termined c i whet I«er to up- Villiam Wem eke. Bn yen ;p; Sem e r c h ie f died o f a h e a r t a tta c k .
y itspictous.”
|jeal
nior Vw*e4’<;mmandcr Al R alph,
Ti e Commission aim s to develop 1
E n o u g h is e n o u g h . T h e p a ra d e o u g h t
Mc n tm «gr said that the T cw n -1 Lyndhui’s i ; ' Ju n io r V a ’c-Commanda fa. n a c h in g pr&gnun to com bat
to be s h o rte n e d . B u t, m o re lo g ic a lly , th e
sh’ P has 4> days to f.le an anf^*al pr Krrv'vt Wenkownki. K ea w b u ig ;.
tr y ■\ sting abiwe*.
p a ra d e m ig h t be sch ed u led in th e fa ll w h e n
f>s m a dcehdon made T h u rsd a y by
QM Adjutant J Im M iller. NcwB ' . iu*s7 (.1 the vduminrmis tentipe r day
it is c o o lcr.
( ) 1) a which states th it tin* tp a rtmcn\ lo be Uikrn. the C om nus- mr-nt ,M in an e is spot z< n n.; an.1 iirk;
Advocate T h em as Kens»..n r b d u U d sp o ial p relim in a ry
W e lik e th e s ig h t of th e fire la d d ie s
ncy,
Jc
r
s
r
y
Cityr
Chaplain
Alfred
u r lawful.
j^ arii ; sessions sep arate
and
s h o w in g off th e ir w o n d e rfu l e q u ip m e n t,
Men tr negro, who h as stron gly Jam csso n. Neptune O ty and M«vnW art fit
from its regular h earin gs
th e ir b lig h t u n ifo rm s a n d th e ir s h in in g
By MAX B i X k
Noonan
a
d
ew
itv
atto
r^ hip
an n*>'
lehn W. nocnan. a deputy atio r(
Mt,,a,
tha|rtlPn*
|h(, w
T'11
m nw
A,_ hcrshtp Dire<tor C hari«s Ra:>bina,
s p irit. B u t t^ e s e J u n e p a ra d e s a re b e c o m in g
■a was
w a s a sss
f t.e
t v d to
t n work
w o r k ,*
_ . .
The lnrge*t p rlva’ely op< ratixl jry general,
.g iv
Ti'ancek. The n**xt B<?ard <-f Ad. y Ralph O n i t n a w ill m np lain m u rd e r!
network of color TV is w ork in g vith Robert R P e acw k ,
2 4 h ours per day
1er a s senn as poaatbte w ith K m nUntatratk» mm tire; w ill be held
at the World’s F air. R C A
has a ry -d i’crtor of the R eal E sta te
r v v r l ; nent Co."pom iim e f August 21th in Washington, N .J.
ncattered armind the h a ir f¿ro u n ds i^emmissioi, and I*hilip L. Man
Wf-nd Ridge to deckle w hat a etie ii
SOU color nets l>roadca*tini; an :anaro. the chief e xam ’ ner-lnv» .*U- is to be taken
mveragi- of I? to II tuair* '*ver> •ator of the Commission.
Em pire
Development.
which
Many
of
the
c .nplainanta
day. This is a elo*ed circuit.op t*
The Time To Reform Taxes Is Now
T h e g ra v ity o f N ew J e r s e y ’s ta x s itu ­
a tio n c a n n o t be m inim ized.
T h e fa ilu re o f th e p e rs o n a lty ta x as a
u ie fu l re v e n u e r a is e r now has b een proved.
In B e rg e n C o u n ty w h e re 100' i v alu es a re
now b e in g im p o sed , u n lu c k y in d u strie s a rc
being so ak e d w h ile th o se w h ich b ask in
tu c h h a v e n s as T e te rb o r o g e t a w ay w ith
plain m u rd e r.
W h a t m u st be do n e, of co u rse, is to
rid o f o u r a rc h a ic an d now im p o te n t
ta x sy ste m .
T h e n eed fo r a n e w ta x s tru c tu re h as
n ev er b e e n m o re cle arlv p ro v e n . All th e
tin k e rin g th e y do in T r e n to n w ith th e p re s ­
e n t s tr u c tu r e can o n lv m a k e th in g s w o rse.
B u t if w e a r e g o in g to h a v e re fo rm
th e re sh o u ld be re fo r m all tS e w av. 1 oe
big leak in N ew J e r s e y ’s g o v e rn m e n t s y s ­
te m to d a y is in th e co u n ties. T h e s e a r t i ­
ficial o rg a n is m s, w h ich spend b u t do n o t
of her*.
Tit)- small, dark, dynamic young
By A M I D IVIN E
Ja n ic e E. Cobb In a vital y o u i g
nether and a woman w ho lik e«
to get things d«me and p i t c h m
n to help do Ihem. She In
in an infiniti» \ariet> of c o m m u n ­
ity dtting*. nerving youth a s w H I
Barnet Warns
Un Mortgages
Beck’s Column
High Rise Apartm ent In M eadow s — ^
Vetoed In Bergen County C ou rt
™
lo
Listen To Reason, Boys!
O u r v o lu n te e r fir e f ig h te rs a re a m o n g
o u r h e a r tie s t, d o u g h tie s t, m o st w o n d e rfu l
citiscn s. T h e ir lo v a lty to th e ir c o m m u n i­
tie s a n d th e ir d e d ic a tio n to th e ir jo b s doesn o t n eed e la b o ra tio n h e re .
B u t, b y g o lly ! Is n ’t it tim e th e b oys
liste n e d to re a s o n ?
F o r 51 y e a rs th e N ew J e r s e y an d N ew
Y o rk V o lu n te e r F ir e m e n ’s A sso c ia tio n h as
b e en g a th e rin g in J u n e fo r th e ir a n n u al
p o w -w o w . C ouple o f w e e k s a g o it w a s in
M sJiw ah.
I t w a s a S a tu rd a y lik e all th e J u n e
S a tu rd a y s o n w h ic h th e h re m e n g e t t o ­
RENTACAR
S5.99
GE. 8 - 6 6 6 5
And About County Government
W h ile th e ta x la w is b e in g con»«de-'-d,
th o u g h t sh ou ld b e g iv en to th e ab o l tio n of
c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t. T h e B o ard of F r e e ­
h o ld e rs a r e a s n e c e s sa ry a s m e a rle s. I h « y
a re a c o stly , in e fficie n t g o v e rn m e n t t o o l,
filled w ith th e a rro g a n c e th a t goes w ith
p o w e r a n d no re sp o n sib ility .
T h e fre e h o ld e rs , w h o to d a v g ra b 2 5 ' r
of th e m u n ic ip a l b u d g e t, a re fa c elcss m en
w ho a n s w e r to a b o ss. T h e y h a v e no p o s i­
tio n of th e ir o w n . T h e y a n s w e r to tS e
w h im s of b o rse s. T h e v d e p en d upon th e
b osses fo r th e ir s e le c tio n , th e ir n o m in a tio n
a n d th e ir electio n .
S o u th B e rg e n p o u rs a b o u t $2 m illion
in to th e c o u n ty c o ffe rs.
W e g u a ra n te e a n y m e m b e r
of th e
b o a rd could w a lk d o w n a S o u th
B erg en
f tr e e t o n an y g iv en day a n d fa il to b e
re c o g n iz e d by o n e o f th e ta x p a y e r s w h o
a re b e in g so ak ed .
,
T h e B erg e n C o u n ty B o ard of F r e e h o ld e rs, w ho by p ru d e n c e a n d c a u tio n , o n c e
sto o d a s sy m b o ls o f w h a t c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t could a cco m p lish to d a y , h a v e g o n e
d o w n th e d ra in th ro u g h w hich th e p o liticia n s a lw a y s flu sh th e ir
p u p p e ts.
We
.
.
.
.
n eed a n e w ta x s y ste m . A n d w e
n eed b ig sav in g s th a t could b e e ffe c te d by
fo llo w in g C o n n e c tic u t's e x am p le a n d d o in g
a w a y w ith th e c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t s e t-u p .
Tri-State On The Move
I t is a p le a su re to n o te th a t w hile th e
d o o m sd a y se rs c o n tin u e to p a ss re s o lu tio n s
a n d h id e u n d e r ro c k s , th e T ri,-S ta te T r a n s ­
p o r t a t i o n C o m m itte e m o v es boldly a h e a d
o n a s e rie s of te s t p ro g ra m s to tr y to g e t
m o t o r i s t s off th e ro a d s an d b a ck o n to th e
rails.
L a te s t of th e p la n s in v o lves the H a r ­
le m D ivision o f th e N ew Y o rk C en tra l.
O n th a t line 10 e x p re ss tra in s a re b ein g
developed. P a rk in g lo ts a re b ein g ex te n d ed .
A b u s -to - ra il s y s te m is b ein g w o rk e d o u t.
A ll of it w ill c o st $1.9 m illio n o v er tw o
y e s f a ^ T h e le sso n s w ill be a p p lied w h e re v e r
r y , N ew J e r s e y , L o n g Islan d , K a la T h e idea is to p ro v e, if possible, th a t
fo lk s w ill leave th e ir c a rs h o m e o r in p a r k ­
ing
tr a in to
. . lo ts if. th .e y c an be. ta k e n by
.
th e ir d e s tin a tio n s b y re la tiv e ly in e x p e n s iv e
T h e T ri-.S ta te is th e voice of m o d e rn
in te llig e n t, c o u ra g e o u s re s e a rc h e n g in e e r ­
in g o n th e tra n s p o rta tio n p ro b lem . T r y in g
to w rite it off a s a th r e a t to o u r lib e rtie r
is lik e try in g to say g o v e rn m e n t a tta c k r
on c a n c e r a re a th r e a t to s ta te ’s H g h ts.
s a y s th a t one feis re sp o n sib le fo r
th is w a y : in
fo u r puppies,
second y e a r
fem ales. In
the entire
• i c m £ .L
t
i
• ,
c r e w t , 3 6 , 18 o f t h e m f e m a l e ; t n f o u r y e a r »
th e re
a r e 10* p u p « ,
Mfem ale»in
f ir e
y e a rs
342 p u p s , 162 f e m a le s , in t h e s i x t h
972 p u p s , 4S6 f e m a le s in d in t h e s e v e n t h
2,916 p u p s , 1,456 o f th e m f e m a le .
D o g s , lik e c a ts , c a n b e t r e a t e d s o t h a t
th e y d o n o t r e p r o d u c e . B u t w o u ld o u r d o g o w n e r o r c a t-o w n e r g o to th e tr o u b le a n d
e x p e n s e ? N o t o n y o u r lif e . T h e y t r e a t t h e
a n im a l» w ith o u t r e t a r d , w i t h o u t k in d n e » » .
H o w ev e r, th e y i n a u t t h a t t h e y a r e t h e lo » er» o f a n im a l» : t h a t t h o s e w h o p r o t e s t t h e
n o is e , d i r t a n d o t h e r a f f l ic ti o n s t h a t c o m e
f r o m u n c a re d p e t s a r e tfca a p i a w l h a t e r s .
fem axl that they w ento
» « " '» ,h r W -m iU lun
» p lic a tio n , (or m ore m n e y ^ m e n t and ta the sole - * n e r of
th,-y needed under s .'h m v n . ,ho So," h Haekenaaek w ed^e. paid
.«llrh enable the lender to r h a r f e »•»
f-es ol the Tow nship in
acre than the U'gal m axim u m of
e caat%
p*-r cent intrrest. One sntd he
C hand'iss, who return ed last
needed $ 2.000, unwittingly sig n ed night from a vacation, said that he
f $3.500 rtcieved only the S2.- had nr/t yet n-ad t fe decision.
>00 and wound up paying in fiv e
O Dea was the six-ond ju d g e to
ia r s a total of $4,060 20, w hich handle tht case. County C ouil
included 6 per (t^X interest on the Ju d g e C. Conrad Sch neid er d«’>,500.
|Hared a m istrial when he disMr. Barnet asks that
a ll per- cxrvcred that a relative of his
v « i needing such money con tact i owned property near the dixputed
ilieir banks or if*altors for a d v ic e ;u ra .
,nd thus aveid any u n n eccasaary
Oimmitteemen (¡en n aro A n a penae incurred in a e ru rin e a , vino and Ja c k E . K ecraro , who
oond morti’ aiie.
earopaijnied axaim t the .-«partmcnts and were lhe first D em o­
crats in 30 years to be ele'cted to
the Committee, said that they did
not think the Republicans would
have the guts to fUe an app eal.
t
t
sets and we heard, m any tim e s.
rem arks like this: "th is Is the first
lh. , , ^
rv
1 lu><l
„ „ Idea m at It I. so b e a u ti f u l "
and sim ilar rem ark s. Thin re a lly
Is nurprKing. C«»lor T \’ Is 10 y e a r *
old, but lo a great number o f p e o ­
ple It appt'ar* to be womefliing
new. If you go the F a ir, don’ t m i**
Ila* RCA exhibit. It Is right a t th«*
main entrambe. Also h a * fo r th«*
___ sets ^on the grounds. They
color
imy ln o a n m a n lla t on the pro.„ 4 jp ^ -m e n t, stated that the
, 1J<aed iecT O . wil|
in
. „ „Jo , adven«H> a ffe c t th e gen, , ,,| operations of the
noted that the
i pting the term s of
jx.sed decree, does not adm it a n y
vi. ation of the antitrust law s. In
■iHtlifion he staUd that th«* settle­
ment will relieve the C om pany
the substantial current expen ses
ahray» show 'the tatoM . f w ta u 'li! •M' i<lent to the continued
„„
ih,. K»lr
tions for a protracted trial
We serv ice w hat w e « e ll
Kvoid the diversion of k e y
B eck’s Radio. TV. H I **1. N a t ley sonnet from productive
*67 *274
Paul’s Hobby & Sport Shop
C om plete U n e
o f T a c k le
• R«d*
• Cree It
• keel*
• Net«
« W «4«rs
• Liv*
Worms
• riiM
B~D Settles
Anti-Trust
liecton, Dickinson and C om p any
nounced today that it had ag re ed
the Government to the term s
prcpcscd consent d ecree setti­
Veterans of World W ar 1 o f the
ng before trial the civil antitrust
ticn commenced by the United USA. Inc., assembled at th eir de
l a | - ^ Jun. 196„ h ^
United partment convention In At hint i<
s m t n Dtatrict Court, D tatrict. o( City last week end. endorsed Mel
. ^ j m e y The (in tern m en t has vin Eddy, of M assachusetts, for
, .ajn «) the riKht lo w ithdraw its National
„ Commander, at the Naju*t alMHit at every turn. Init ihm* ,, ;UK>nt to the settlem ent w ithin ,lona' Convention, in Oii<*ago, Ir
really has lo l«*«»k lor them . T h e re ;>q days, and the decree w ill not ^P^em ber. In his talk to th«* deleare no many “ turn»” that 300 c o lo r I* -ome"final unUl entered by the
11 Pr « « > l l y N a
tiooal Senior-Vice, exprenaed lhe
sets Mf«‘ iii lo disappear am on g (
The ta s l complex of the
,
propoaed d ecree a p p lii« <’Pink»1 th>l new penalon legiala
Kalr Ki'iuadn Just w^-nl to wwal- p 'Tiarily to artivitie« afW'etmfi ,mo
occur in this si-ssion of
has
low them up. Still. II you look tor „ „ l y o « of the Com pany »
N fw inform ation
" —
ra ises the hop»*
them, >nu spot them h ere an d duct»,
reusable
h ypoderm ic ib m ’
House
Com
m
it
there. We saw repeatedly g ro u p s l u i* e » . Mr. Fairleigh S. D ic k in -',o r
A ffairs, possibly
of |Msiph' kathen*d In front of tl» -»- s,„, j r
Pm ddent at the Com-
a n d s w ift m ean s.
Y ou c a n ’t m a k e such te s ts by ta lk in g .
Y ou c a n ’t c u re th e c a n c e r of o u r tr a n s p o rta tio n p ro b le m by ta lk in g .
Y ou c a n ’t a d v an c e by h id in g b e h in d
In tti.Hr l« »ds.
ro c k s a n d h o lle rin g th a t th e M e tro s a r t
tme wuuld ihliik that one w ould
a f te r you.
eaeonatee une «I tlx- :«» color aH s
The Population Crisis
U n ite d
By an d
c o u n try g ro w s less
W e th in k th e people
m o st a r e th o se w ho
c a ts o n ly do m is tre a t th e
ral*on of c o u r*..
You can see all theequipm ent
and apparatus needed rinht in th*
RCA exhibit* and it 1* *im pl>
tremendous. You can even *«*c
yourself on color TV at the IM \
,.*hibit. *ai a revolving stagThere is » complete b ro ad cast
«tudio in operation and. of cou rse,
several trucks with mobile equip'»ent.
One is am atid at lhe
am ount
and complexity of the a p p a ra tu s
requlred for thl* whole operatim i
\nd ever)' piece *»f equipm ent,
from the camera through thou
sand* i f tubes and transistors, has
to work to perfection, and it ih»«**,
it takes jut one little tub e or
tranwistor to stop th«- whole s y s ­
tem. The engineers and te ch n i­
cians an* really wizards to In- abl<
to spot instanti) the circuit and
i-omp«»nent il there is a fa ilu re ,
TIm. w ritrr had H n v e r M im | ta
lion to go through the inside of the
RCA exhibit hikI It su re w u* a
revelation lo sfM'ak to the*«- iro n ,
who literally carry th«* whol«* lay
.ait .,1 Ihl. omwI eompte* . , . t , . „ ,
jddJVlttio.
Eddy Endorsed
For Commander
Golf Clubs
Balls
Bags, Shoes
kr<»iinn
M c (.rrg o r
Tenni« Rackets
"Shipper'»
C
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G
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M
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rim
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K«ulament
Bkyclet «ad
•edm inlon Set*
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Honor Pickel
At N. A. Party
Eugene Picket of 22 Eagle street
>vai honored June 13 at a dmnw>arty at the Boo Fire, Ridge
road. H»* affair, which marked
us 25th year with the Not in Ai
ington Volunteer Fire Drpartnent, waa hooted by members oi
Eagle Hooe Ot>. No. 3.
company Chief Walter Wysocki
Testimonial
For PolHo
A testimonial dinner for PuMk
Affairs Commissioner Ralph A
Polito who recently was appointed
assistant prosecutor of the pleas h
being arranged for September 1
by Lyndhurst Chapter at Aravets
The affair will be held at Ma/
chio's Restaurant. Lyndhurst. Th*
committee in charge of arrange­
ments includes Ben Capaccio, Dan
Abriola. Len Clemente and Jo»
seph Canicci Jr.
NOW O P EN ~
Marsielle Coiffures
yin. He was also the recipient ol
i unitdd State« Savings Bond, a
1ft of the company. Mrs. P.okel,
i member of the ladies Auxiliary
i Hose Co. No. 3, received a
Monday thru Friday
9:00 A.M. to 12:00 MID-NITE
Philip LundeU, dinner chairman
ind toastmaster for the occasion,
ntroduced special guests Fire
"nmmiasinnrr Richard Miller. Fire
Jhief Edmund SJkcwski. and cun
pany Chief Louis Tremble
Plckel served as company (hie.
n 1946-49 and. was chief of the
'forth Arlington Volunteer Fire
department in 19C0.
Saturday
8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
AIR CONDITIONED
i m i i m i w u H i i i i H i i i i i i i n i i i i i i n i H i i i i n n iH iH I l
^iss Harrison Engaged
jerwy sonny at w M am w
B A R B E R 'S U N I O N L O C A L•> 451
Colasufdo Partied
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison
. Mount Prcapect avenue. New
Thomas Murray
irk. have announced the engagenent of their daughter Margaret
Studies Capital
o Donald Byrnes, son of Mr. and
A Noith Arlington man who ■Its. Jo se p h Byrnes of Park av-
Schccl, Newark, to one of 16 New
Jersey teachers who have anbarked upon a two-wwek s t o #
program in Washington Ho h
Thomas C. Murray, 5 North Riverview Gardens.
The teachers are on $300 1stIcw*hips sponsored by the New
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All Bardber Shops of Lyndhurst and
John Colaaurdo, flBn oi N
Anne C o lim rd o , at «23 Val
Brock Avenue who was gradus
from Queen of Psaoe High Sch
North Arlington on llairsclsy <
guest of honor at « lawn p i
given in his home an Sunday
a 100 relatives and friends and
explorer scout friends. He wfll
ter Farleigh Dickinson Unlver
in September.
The bnd^eiect. a graduate of
^°°d Counsel High School, is em­
Joyed by the Interaallaial Ticket
X> . Newark. Her fiance, s gradude of Queen of Peace High
School, is with the A A P Food
>lores Id Irvington.
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Saturday, Fourth of July
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T h e C o m m ercia l Leader is the official n e w sp a p e r
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f
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leg«. („ w«»rk for her B.S. Degree
la Nursing. w*th the full M caslag
of kor h u s b a n d , Fred erick L . Cobb.
LYHDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONS
-
HI.
J lm n lN - r s of th e First Preaby'Tam Clrirch, M r. Cobb, who
owns his own butcher ahop, la also J
|>tcai«i«"it of the B oard of T ru s­
tee« . I the Church w here the
fan !!« r cnlarly wcrshlpa.
. F riU Cobb, 10. In It the fifth
'g ra d , at J«*ffer*oa S c !»•»!. plays
the Kt-i • nlian and In In his ftrat
! y e a r <■. M. play (f .r th- A rlin g f« ’
la n e s Team ), while Rlchfcrd. t,
iiin ju s ; h< --n pr> i ootid to tne see
oad grade In ¿«ffernon
Mr > ( ohh, who lives at 4t Hod­
den Trrra<*e, In first i f all a house
vtfe. m.d on/* of her hohb'.ee b
Intei-mr decorating, m aking the
»om- she has i « c ipl d th~*e tw<
years
charm ing as poawlbla,
An •woOer«*; | % wmg and k.lifting a re other»
P l b h i h e i l e v e r y T h u r s d a y l>v T I ip f!n tn ra < 'rn il L e a d e r P r i n tin g C o m p a n y
• I 2 M Hi«lce R o a d , L y n d lm r s t, N . J.
T r i e p h d i i e I r R o ^ a H -87(M I-870I
J O H N S \ V IN O
K ilito r
S e«'ou«l-l.|¿iss |io » la |(e p ai« l a t R u t h e r f o r d , N . J .
S u b s c r ip tio n $ 2 .5 0 P e r Y e a r
l e n C en tn P e r C o p )
L y iid h tirt't. N . J . , J u n e 2 5 , 1 9 6 4
Does It Make Sense?
A
South Bergen Dad
Leader Woman
O f The W eek
Commercial X eaò er...
Jvi
THURSDAY, JUNE 2 5 ,1 9 6 4
lo t
of
us
K ay e
c o m p la in e d
and
yaw ped b e c a u s e in N e w J e r s e y t h e s m a ll
c o u n t ie s li k e C a p e M a y (4 8 ,5 5 6 ) h a v e a s
m u c h t o s a y in t h e N e w J e r s e v s e n a t e a s
c o u n t ie s a s b ig a s B e r g e n (7 8 0 ,2 5 5 ).
S o w h e n th e U .S . S u p r e m e C o u r t in a ll
it s m a je s ty s a id s t a t e s r h o u ld b e r c d i s t r ic t e d
o n a p o p u la tio n b a s is t h e r e s e e m e d r e a s o n
t o c h ^ e r.
A f t e r a ll, w h y s h o u d C a p e M a y h a v e
as m uch say as B e rg e n ?
In d e e d , S a le m (5 8 ,7 1 1 ), A tla n tic (160,6 8 0 ), C u m b e r la n d (1 0 6 8 5 0 ), O c e a n ( 108,9 0 0 ), S u s s e x (4 9 2 5 5 ) a n d W a r r e n (63,220)
a n d C a p e M a v c o n s t i t u t e » e v e n v o te s in
th e s e n a t e a n d y e t c o m b in e d d o n o t e q u a l
Bergen’s population.
T h e n w e m u s t lo o k a t th e o t h e r sid e
o f th e c o in .
M R S CO bB
U n d e r th e U .S . S u p r e m e C o u r t p h ilo
B y AM» D IV IN E
s o p h y b y w h a t r i g h t d o e s I d a h o ( 750,000
J unire F.. Cobb In a vital young
h a v e tw o v o te s in th e U .S . S e n a t e a r
h ther Hint a w««nan who lUu*»
a g a in s t N e w Y o rk (1 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ) a n d N ew
to g e t thingN d o n e a n d pitches
J e r s e y (« ,0 0 6 ,7 8 2 )7
n to h e lp d o th e m . S h e In active
S o m e t h in g f u n d a m e n ta l h a s b e e n a t ,n an ^ f in itr variety of commun
ta c k e d b y th e S u p r e m e C o u r t : th e r i g h t s of ; ,*> «joint's, s m i n i youth as well
th e w e a k a g a in s t t h o s e o f th e s tr o n g a r e
K«vcntly el«*ct«*d pn*«ldent of the
b e in g u n d e r m in e d .
Woman's Auxiliary of North Ar-
lax system.
H The n e e d
f o r a n e w ta x s t r u c t u r e h a s
n e v e r b e e n m o r e c l e a r lv p ro v e n . A ll th e
tinkering t h e y d o in T r e n t o n w ith th e p r e s ­
ent s t r u c t u r e Q_an o n lv m a k e t h i n g s w o r s e .
B u t if w e a r e g o in g to h a v e r e f o r m
t h e r e s h o u ld b e r e f o r m a ll tS e w a y . 1 h e
big le a k in N e w J e r s e y 's g o v e r n m e n t s y s te m to d a y is in t h e c o u n tie s . T h e s e a r t i ­
fic ia l o r g a n i s m s , w h ic h s p e n d b u t d o n o t
h a v e to c o lle c t t a x e s , h a v e f r i t t e r e d a w a y
th e t a x p a y e r s ’ m o n e y a t a n a l a r m i n g r a t e
In 1962 it to o k $78,346,678 to r u n th e
c o u n ty g o v e r n m e n ts .
B y 1963 t h a t f ig u r e h a s g a llo p e d to
$173,610,475— y e t t h e p o p u la tio n h a d i n ­
c r e a s e d b u t f r o m 4,835,329 t o 6,066,782.
T h e c o u n ty g o v e r n m e n t s e t- u p s a r e a
u s e le s s g a d g c tr y d e s ig n e d to k e e p t h e p o li­
tic a l m a c h in e s o ile d a n d th e p o litic a l b o sse ?
in p o w e r. T h e r e is n ’t a t h ’n g t h a t t h e c o u n ­
t y d o e s w h ic h c o u ld n o t b e d o n e b e t te r ,
m o r e e f fic ie n tly a n d a t f a r le s s c o s t b y th e
s ta t e .
T h e r e a r e 21 p a r a s 't e s e a tin g a t th e v ita ls
o f N e w J e r s e y 's t r e a s u r i e s . T h e y a r e th e
c o u n tv g o v e r n m e n ts .
If th e t a x s y s t e m is c h a n g e d , e c o n o ­
m ie s s h o u ld b e e f f e c te d . T h e b e s t w a y to
e c o n o m iz e is to c u t lo o s e t h e c o s tly , in ­
e f f ic ie n t c o u n ty g o v e r n m e n t s e t- u p .
Listen To Reason, Boys!
O u r v o l u n t e e r f ir e f i g h te r s a r e a m o n g
o u r h e a rtie s t, d o u g h tie s t, m o st w o n d e rfu l
c itis c n s . T h e i r l o v a lty to t h e i r c o m m u n i­
ti e s a n d t h e i r d e d i c a ti o n to t h e ir jo b s d o e s n o t n ee d e la b o ra tio n h e re .
B u t, b y g o lly ! I s n ’t it ti m e th e b o y s
li s t e n e d t o r e a s o n ?
F o r 51 y e a r s th e N e w J e r s e y a n d N e w
Y o r k V o lu n te e r F i r e m e n ’s A s s o c ia tio n h a s
b e e n g a t h e r i n g in J u n e f o r t h e i r a n n u a l
p o w - w o w . C o u p le o f w e e k s a g o it w a s in
M sd iw a h .
I t w a s a S a t u r d a y lik e a ll t h e J u n e
S a tu r d a y s o n w h ic h th e f ir e m e n g e t to -
Barnet Warns
On Mortgages
wk., ni-inw
1«rsev
rails.
L a t e s t o f t h e p la n s in v o lv e s th e H a r ­
le m D iv is io n o f t h e N e w Y o rk C e n tr a l.
O n t h a t lin e 10 e x p r e s s t r a i n s a r e b e in g
d e v e lo p e d . P a r k i n g lo t s a r e b e in g e x te n d e d .
A b u s - t o - r a i l s y s t e m is b e in g w o r k e d o u t.
A ll o f it w ill c o s t $1.9 m illio n o v e r tw o
y e a r s ^ T h e le s s o n s w ill b e a p p lie d w h e r e v e r
n e c e s s a r y , N e w J e r s e y , L o n g Is la n d , K a la m a so o .
T h e id e a is t o p ro v e , if p o s sib le , t h a t
I,,
ruii
meservice.Ai«T
state T e a ch e rs <
}
j
inc
i R ep resentatives of som e 80 com-panies w tr c scheduled to be heard
w m n tnc* L-mmiRs.on started the
p ic h e
aft(T
cr..;fcri ing
wKh
la rlc s R . Howell, state comm isn«*r of banking and insuoLnce.
of about h alf the L f.n s
t e i (ictals
fir
.
t o i ve been heard so far.
¡der tcok
,’ie
I Tim* Comm ission under
t
jb i t a d inquiry iN^’a usc ul numerj v i s «em pia int about ex«»rb
e-xorbitnnt in.
,|ecc*t d i a r ie s ¡ind other o .s ls m
B y M AX B l X k
The larpest p riva’ elv »Ifvr.it”
network r i color TV is wi-rkinu
at the W orld's F air. RCA has
Itered around
(irmi
«catterrd
armmd the lI-air
a ir <>rouii<ls
n
SOU «olor sets hroad«-astine
a v e ra g e nf I? to II hour« <\i r>
day. This 1« a cl««Mil circuit oj«'
t h e n»t,'>n «»f course.
W
,
.
.
,
•
to work to perfect!««, and it «ka-s.
It takes jut one little tula- or
transistor to stop the who!«- s y s ­
tem. The engineers and tevhni-
* .
t
. ■
i
•
» 3 l o t . tf th e y c a n b e ta k e n b y t r a m to
t h e ir d e s ti n a ti o n s b y r e l a ti v e ly in e x p e n s iv e
a n d s w ift m eans.
Y o u c a n ’t m a k e s u c h t e s t s b y ta lk in g .
Y o u c a n ’t c u r e t h e c a n c e r o f o u r t r a n s ­
p o r ta tio n p ro b le m b y ta lk in g .
Y o u c a n ’t a d v a n c e b y h id in g b e h in d
r o c k s a n d h o ll e r in g t h a t t h e M e tr o s are
a fte r you.
T h e T r i- .S ta te is t h e v o ic e o f m o d e m
i n t e ll ig e n t , c o u r a g e o u s r e s e a r c h e n g i n e e r ­
in g o n th e t r a n s p o r t a t i o n p r o b le m . T r y i n g
to w r i t e it off a s a t h r e a t t o o u r lib e r tie s
is lik e t r y i n g t o s a y g o v e r n m e n t a t t a c k r
o n c a n c e r a r e a t h r e a t to s t a t e ’s H g h ts .
c r e w is 36, 18 o f t h e m f e m a le ; in f o u r y e a r s
t h e r e a r e 108 p u p e , 5 4 f e m a le s ; in fiv e
...
f
.
. . . .
y e a rs 342 p u p s , 162 f e m a le s , in t h e s ix th
972 p u p s , 486 f e m a le s in d in t h e s e v e n th
916 p u p s , 1,458 o f t h e m f e m a le .
D o g s , lik e c a t s , c a n b e t r e a t e d s o t h a t
m e y d o n o t r e p r o d u c e . B u t w o u ld o u r d o g o w n e r o r c a t - o w n e r g o t o th e tr o u b l e a n d
e x p e n s e 7 N o t o n y o u r life . T h e y t r e a t th e
a n im a ls w ith o u t r e g a r d , w ith o u t k in d n e s s .
H o w e v e r , th e y i n a u t t h a t t h e y a r e th e lo v e r s o f a n t m a l e r t h a t t h o s e who p r o t e s t th e
n o is e , d i r t a n d other afflictions that c o m e
f r o m uncared peU are tbo
haters.
2
uum
- j>«.-:>t«Mn»l limi iti« winning ntnrnka
cf
past tan easily be repeated.
Even without ttrt* thull, he is as
ei thuaiasfic aix.v. his bobby as he
w ra the day his first bird wo na
race.
mrr.
Do yr,t» kn-w -.vhat I dM ?”
Cirlstadt and M<.ona<hie p n ^ ^ A t the «'anrtuding session cf the Duda a s k e d "I went out an took
tested viguxxudy against th<* i tfivent.ci «»n Sundity th*- IoIIua
p.cture ol that pidgeon and
_ irg officers were «»leeiid to lead friao ed it.”
*«rirtmr*nt.
Tla* p -rsibiliiy U iii .South B e r - |
s
r *iir «partm e.X« ^-jjtiin the mon'h nf Ju 'ie . Mean
w
r**r m ^
^ ' 't h lla e k rn
(tf
«f^nmlttee have b«*^n
dimm« •! w^mewhat last w»s*k wtn'n tudying w'hat night 1** possible
County Cautt Ju<lg.* Arthur J
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n the
v a v of im proving
Public
o r V l n U d u ;am st tiie * vrtc^> ¿iw E M 11.
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"I
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. . Mayor ly.uls Mejntenevio «jf ! h«* Ik p a i: iient « f New J i r e e y for
m<«rtgages. It d« ir .lx d 0 .. .. ,
,
. %
.Switfi H aekem ack said Ik*
not the ensuing year: (V m m a n irr,
son e
operations a s
ex-trom
yet determ ined c i whet Iter to up- Villiam W e m fk e , B ayc n .e: Sey -iisp.ctous."
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T
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n k r V » W cm m and cr A1 Ralph,
l i e Commission a im s to develop
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M c r t e ^ g r said that the Tcwrv il^yndhurtW: Ju n io r V ice -to m m a a ia fa. reaching pre^jriuii to combat . ,
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.
d.«>s
to
f.le
a
n
anpeiil
^
Fnv*rt
Wenkowaki,
Keansburvr.
try • \ sting abuses.
■frt m -a dcHslon m a d e Th u rsday t»v rxA, . . .
.
, ,
. . ..
B* > tus« «.f th«» voluminous testi- . . . . .
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QM iAdjutant J 1m M iller, New() D a which states th it th«* «part
ast.n\ lo be t<ik«n, the Owrnnism m t oWinanc.- is spot zcn n s and Hrk; JurtK " A dvorato T h e n » , Kon¡».-n rt:b d u !«d sp^ ruii prelim inary
LU laA'ful.
ney. J c r w y C ityj ( li a p la n \lfred
je a r ir :; nessions sep arate anti
Mcntcncgro. who has strongly Jam cssn n . Neptune C ity itnd Mem^ . r t from its reg u lar h<w m gs
rrshtp D
im l o r dOiiarl.
a r l . ss Ralibino, i
lohn \V. No<*ian, a deputy attor-v ¡ndi<-.i»*'dj that Ih n v WJM_ho«n np- hbershlp
D ireelor
i
j .
. I**al. said that th«* Townrhip At>,
Ralph
ilp h Cha
C-ha ddlpw
w IIII r r a - "^ " " " Th" n ,x ' " " a rd
™
<» » « k l i . m r yy R
l™ w
vith Robert R Peacock,
r as sren a s poissiWc w lh Km m iniw raliun morliivj wiU ho hold
ary-di e d o r of th<* R;*al Fatate
. .
. ... .
. . . re r v v c l ’ n«*nt Co:-poratr«i c f
August 21th in Washington, N .J.
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^.m m isaioi, aw l rh ilip L. Man- ...
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. W«od-Ridge to decide wtvit action
.anaro, the chief exam ner-mv.All- •
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is to be taken
ato r of the Commission.
Development.
w hkh
M any
of
the*
c .nplainants
^ m pire
lainu l that they wen* fiMX’i'd to wantm
io huild the
$30-mtllion
""
Ir
j ourself on c«>lor TV at the IK \
•ewled $2,000, unwittingly signed night from a vacation, said that h<*
a „ . v«dving stag
4- $3,500 re«4pved only the 12. had nr4 yet read the decision
T h cr* is
a ««.mplete broadcast
«tudio in operation and. of course, 10 and wnind up paying in fiv<* O'Dea was the second ju«ig«* to
fars
a total of $4,060.20, which baiviVe th« case. County Cbuil
several trucks with mobile «-<|uip
eluded 6 per «-ent interest on the Jueige C. Conrad Selrwidor
ment.
1,500.
glared a mistrial when he disOne is a m a u d at tin- amount
Mr. Barnet asks that all per covered that a relative of his
unit com nlcxttv «»f the apparatus
ns ni*«*ding such moftey contact1t,wncd pr«>perty near the disput«xl
e n e e d a n e w t a x s y s t e m . A n d w e re«juln*d for thi« whole operation.
n e e d b ig s a v in g s t h a t c o u ld b e e f f e c te d b y Xlld PVOry
f o llo w in g C o n n e c tic u t’s e x a m p le a n d d o in g f r o m t h ,. r u l H . r a through thou
a w a y w ith th e c o u n t y g o v e r n m e n t s e t- u p . Nand« cf tubes and transmtors. has
fo lk , w ill I t.v e th eir c a r , hom e or in p .r k -
You try to do riRht by U»
«ne tc let h:m know you've got his
bird he dcxari't even brother to
HiqJi Rise Apartment
In. Meadows
t-:'r
_
_
_
S o m rd ^ D
hope, ttat h r
Vetoed In Bergen County Court r-”
1
ik .«««,
time to g ive lo his paigeon*. He ia
W e g u a ra n te e an y m e m b er o f
b o a r d c o u ld w a lk d o w
can
all
equi|>m«*nt
;J
w nn aa S
S oo uu th
th B
B ee rr gg ee nn L ^You
you
«-an _see
see m.....
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. th«*
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d ^ Tneeded
= Z i " ^ ' « nSi« eSy "*■ &
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r l r e e t o n , n v * '« " < « • ▼ • n d
^
n*M "
thlch
, i r t <*nable the
tiv- londrr
w , " » '« » '
<*
Tow,«hip in
lender ,o
to d«hargi
re c o g n iz e d b y o n e o f t h e t a x p a y e r s w h o W A exhibits and it is simpl\
nore than the k*gal maximum of ,:e casp
a r e b e in g s o a k e d .
iremcndiius. >mi can ev«n
p«*r c«*nt int«*re«t. One snid be Chand'iss. who returned last
_
1
H i, jriS a , a (..n-man h r Cn- ,^llc,,n," » • thpn« • » « » « * w ri'«
i
a«-., a!
W e lik e th e s i g h t o f t h e f ir e la d d ie s
s h o w in g o ff t h e i r w o n d e r f u l e q u ip m e n t,
th e i r b l i g h t u n if o r m s a n d t h e i r s h in in g
s p ir it. B u t tlie s e J u n e p a r a d e s a r e b e c o m in g
p la in m u r d e r !
^
i i xpcreow n k1*»i ihiti can oe. ine .
wa* tdd that il wrt.ld t . - trr mu.-h I .t or «*x drJIar, ”
“ P re lim in a ry —
hearings
a—re un- trouble to bring them hack from
I ------■
I dor la y
i.i th«* C i/mmission s
¡aw<.vping in vrstigatim cf th? scc;cnd m o rtgage busuv s s in N i *
„
,
, ,
_ r
Jersey.
E n o u g h is e n o u g h . T h e p a r a d e o u g h t
to b e s h o r te n e d . B u t, m o r e lo g ic a lly , t h e
p a r a d e m i g h t b e s c h e d u le d in t h e f a ll w h e n
it is c o o lc r .
T h e B e r g e n C o u n ty B o a r d o f F r e e h o ld e r s , w h o b y p r u d e n c e a n d c a u tio n , o n c e
s to o d a s s y m b o ls o f w h a t c o u n t y g o v e r n m e n t c o u ld a c c o m p lis h to d a y , h a v e g o n e
d o w n t h e d r a i n t h r o u g h w h ic h t h e p o litic ia n s a l w a y s f lu s h t h e i r p u p p e ts .
w<ir,
Comm ission relat.vc t«> sec- wrot0 to as«k foi* th«*ir return and m ajo rity think the pi ice is a ix u n i
i
M»l mortKasr trtanring.
|
The Population Crisis
The H u m a n e S o c ie ty o f th e U n ite d
S t a t e s i s n ’t m a k in g m u c h h e a d w a y . B y a n d
v ,. 0« r f e e l in g is t h e c o u n tr y g r o w s le s s
e v e r y d a y . W e th i n k th e p e o p le
fc a ta a n i m a l s m o s t a r e th o s e w h o
p s g n 2 re d o g s a n d c a t s o n ly to m i s t r e a t th e
fb o r th in g ..
. T i * H u m a n e S o c ie ty s a y s t h a t o n e fe
' d o g- in s e v e n y e a r s is re s p o n s ib le f o r
„ d o g s. I t s a y s I t h a p p e n s th i s w a y : i n '
first y e a r s h e p r o d u c e , f o u r p u p p ie s ,
pf tjbwn female. I n t h e s e c o n d y e a r
ora, six of th e m f e m a le s . I n
t h i production of t h e e n t i r e
( it\
Beck’s Column
Tri-State On The Move
I t is a p le a s u r e t o n o te t h a t w h ile th e
d o o m s d a y s e r s c o n t in u e to p a s s r e s o lu t io n s
a n d h id e u n d e r r o c k s , th e T r i - S t a t e T r a n s ­
p o r t a t i o n C o m m itt e e m o v e s b o ld ly a h e a d
o n a s e r ie s o f t e s t p r o g r a m s to ry to g e t
m o t o r i s t s o ff th e r o a d s a n d b a c k o n to th e
racin g p ig eo n s fo r
P h o to by L y n w o o d
markable success, he helped found “a little out of band right now" ; “Even if he wantf^d a coop at his
terested), North Arlington I Jo n '«
:lh<> I * " * “ * Uomini; Pkteeoo and-most i>( thorn an- iwmoiew. ¡own. there', no room Ml in the
A uxiliary and the local Ra»cball
(Chili in the early 1930».
| Thomth c hiimpkm rnrtnK pW- hack yard, - hi» falhrr n id . "I
l.eagtn-s. She In alno a m em ber of
I "I had plenty of timo In train
, sill lura Iv-althy num.
think then-* a cuop In Lynd■» natkaial «ororlty. (ia m m a Delta
them and they were doing gn-at. Duda has never advertised and hurst bggcr than mtoe ”
Fpsil«m.
Jos«
^
Bamot,
President
of
the
.
^
n^allcd.
•
Then
World
War
11
mcst
of
his
excess
supply
of
pid, Z a *-™ .
A rcNldcnt *»f North Arlington South Henwn Countv Board of
i
. , t i e gc \ » a r * given a w a y .
pidv,«
1
rvfciru OI r d m f along,
and< •I w en t into
. Insured
.
. .<<nh». art c<> istantly
sinc«> e a rly ehildhmid. «hc I« a „
R«‘alt«,rs bnngs to tight^buses in sutm
arine ------srrvu’e.
pidgeons
Afirst place winner sells for at
-♦ V
• „^ 7 ^brought
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graduate of It« «chool« and of J e r ­
UK
m
ii.nd
n
»
W
l,Hd
now
onnf
Ir8„
^
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an,,
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¡JV î ZZ+ M ,
weren’t racing, of course I was W^st
sey City Mi-dir a I Center.
As a Red C lw e Nuree. sbe has
rae.ng birds ’ pretty banged up”.
taiiKht home nursln* e o u m s in k'*1*''* ( 'nrnJ n *Ä k ^ F«iilowing is wore
W1ltrrr<i ard fed a s $500 Yet you’U fin«l most ft
hlt|
high tcntion wire*,
\ndhurst »nfl I«m«IIv
rxcrr,rt
1
st«>ry setting Finally, I g a v e m<jst of them to pcopl«> a re unaware of just how ()M__ th owners when notified
g e t b e r . I t w a s m u r d e r o u s l y h o t. A lo n g th e
lin e of m a r c h th e m e n c a v e d in . A m o n g th e
rp e c ta to rs th e h e a t g o t to m a n y . O n e f o r ­
m e r c h ie f d ie d o f a h e a r t a t t a c k .
And About County Government
W h ile th e t a x la w is b e in g con*»do-'-d.
t h o u g h t s h o u ld b e g iv e n to th e a b o l ’ tio n o f
c o u n ty g o v e r n m e n t. T h e B o a r d o ‘ F i r e h o ld e r s a r e a s n e c e s s a r y a s m e a r le s . I h ^ v
a r e a c o s tl y , in e f f ic ie n t g o v e r n m e n t t o o l,
fille d w ith t h e a r r o g a n c e t h a t g o e s w ith
p o w e r a n d n o r e s p o n s ib ility .
T h e f r e e h o l d e r s , w h o to d a y g r a b 2 5 ' ,
o f th e m u n ic ip a l b u d g e t , a r e f a c e le s s m e n
w h o a n s w e r t o a b o s s . T h e y h a v e n o p o s i­
ti o n o f t h e i r o w n . T h e y a n ? w e r to th e
w h im s o f h o r s e s . T h e y d e p e n d u p o n th e
b o s s e s f o r t h e i r s e le c tio n , t h e ir n o m in a tio n
a n d t h e i r e le c tio n .
S o u th B e r g e n p o u r s a b o u t $2 m illio n
in t o t h e c o u n t y c o f fe rs .
SOM E SO U N D A D V IC E — W a lte r D u d a of L y n d h u rs t, w ho h as ra ise d
close to 40 y ears, g iv es som e p o in te rs on b ird c a r e to h is son. R o b ert.
a re most n«*c<*N«ary In the raining
By BEVERLY MURPHY
'overseas. So they sent me others'crete Plank Co., Inc. requires
of childr«‘n.
Walter Duda of 350 Third Stretet, which couldn’t compare to m iné." property train his birds. His elle,
Her philoNophy of life em braces
over again u V f rm er Michaline Suda of Willingt«m B a s e b a l l N a g y t- s , n lie In truth rula«*««, si werttv, and loyalty. Uvndhurst. was "practically raised He started out all
pidgeons. "H is father kept and today has 70 pair of breeders kes Barre, Pa. pitch«* in for the
T h e d e lic a te s y s t e m o f c h e c k s a n d b ai aim» form er prvNidcnt of the North She «ay«, “ I never make a
a hobby and young Duda — far too many, he readily ?c.d hour a day it takes to care
a n c e s w is e ly e s ta b lis h e d b y t h e f o u n d in g Arlington Ju n k ir Woman'« Club, premise I can't keep. I enjoy ,hrTT1
mem be r of the North Arlington working with people, and hi or hy the time he reached his teens acrrsd. stating his intention to for them and the couple's son Rof a t h e r s is u n d e r a s s a u lt .
^uilt his own ixxip and was eventually cut back to abo.it 20jbert. 15. also lends a hand at
E m ergen cy Blood I>onor Se rvice , gani/aliens. I like to ‘Be a doer,
’ «“titering pidgeons in races through pa r. While at one nme all bis times. He has not, however,
Wotpan'« H u h (In w hnw D ram a of a goer.' ”
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the a re a. Encouraged by his re- birds w ere named, the number ia,a<kptcd the hobby.
l>epartmc«it she I« intensely In­
The Time To Reform Taxes Is Now
T h e g r a v i t y o f N e w J e r s e y ’s ta x s i t u ­
a t i o n c a n n o t b e m in im iz e d .
T h e f a i l u r e o f t h e p e r s o n a l ty ta x a s a
t t i e f u l r e v e n u e r a i s e r n o w h a s b e e n p ro v e d .
I n B e r g e n C o u n ty w h e r e 100"; v a lu e s a r e
n o w b e i n g im p o s e d , u n lu c k y in d u s tr i e s a r c
b e i n g s o a k e d w h ile th o s e w h ic h b a s k in
i n c h h a v e n s a s T e t e r b o r o g e t a w a y w ith
p la in m u r d e r .
W hat m u s t b e d o n e , o f c o u r s e , is t o
f i t r id o f o u r a r c h a ic a n d n o w im p o te n t
hobbies of hem.
T h e s m a ll, d a r k , dynam ic young
w o m a n b e lie v e « that fam ily and
h o itu a r c mow! Important to a
wen win. a n d believe« that the
fam>l> s h o u ld w o r k together tow an l a c o m m o n g o a l. She believe«
love, p a t i e n c e a n d undemtandlng
^ "b''i
t^ir bitnks or realtors for advice Iare*.
id thus avoid any unneerasaary | Oimmitteeme^i Gcnnaro An/»*penw* incurred in s«*curuig a vnno and Jack E. Ferraro, who
«*ond mortgage.
campaigned against the apart­
ments and w«n* the first Demo«Tats in 30 years to be elcetwd to
th e Committee, said that they did
ft* think th»* Republicans would
have the guts to fUe a n appeal.
Eddy Endorsed
For Commander
Î
just aland at every turn, hut on«* igcnt to the settlement within ,,ona' Convention, in Oiicago, lr
reall> has to haik for thi-m. There yjdays, and the decree will not •‘*i 1*i‘,T'ber In histalk to the <lel«»•re no many “ turns" that 900 «-«dor |„ ,Xjme final until entered by ihe Ka*cl1'
w^l° ** prenmtly Na
sets MS-Ill to disappear aiiHNig , , ^
tional Senior-Vice, exprewed ttv
them. The \ast «-onipli'x «if th«| ^ p ro p o ^ i
decree appli™ °Ptnlcr ,h»' "*». P ™ ™
Fair gniunds just m ini to swal ,, rnarily to activities aflecting il0n
ocerur in this session of
l«iw them up. Still, if you Itaik for ¡„||y one of the Company s pn> |
New information has
them, y«ai s|mt them h«-r«‘ and du,-^
reusable
hypodeiTnic
reeseived that raiae*s the hof«’
there. We saw rc-p*-atedl> gnaips >\ rj^ e s . Mr. Faiileigh S. Dickin- for ■c,ion
House Commit
of jMsipk* gathen*d in friMit of thes«- SlUl j r _ President of the Com-’*** 0,1 V eterans AffAirs, poaaibl.v
s**ts and wr hr ard, man> times, .,;n yf jn commetiting on the pro-'
remark« like this: “ this Is th«- first p,;Sod settlement, stated that the
time that I s««- color TV. I had p.,
decree will not, in his
,hal “ h* ^
opmksi, adversely affect the gen- i 1
and similar remarks. Thi« really ,
^ r a t i o n s of the Compel*.
I U K THAN I I
is surprising. C«dor TV is 1» years j j . n^ted that the O^npany, in '
but to a gr»*al number of pen ,a (,
the terms of the pit>Puerto Rico
pie It ap|M-ars to be «oim-tlung (MS(Hj ^ c r e e , does not admit any
• D ay.
*153
new. If you g«i the Fair, don't miss Vli Htk)n
the antitrust laws in
Includes je t fare,
Ha- RCA exhibit. It In right at lb«-,««h^tloSJ he stated that the settlehotel
and
Siffhtseeinr
I
I
main
entraiM-e.
Alwi look . tor th«- |nu-nt will relieve the Company of
.
.
~
th«- substantial current expens««
alwaVsshow
th«- la test'o t uhMt'i'l
G i b b s T r a v e l B u ru a t'
incident to the continued preparaKl4ng «a, aT
F a ir
I I; n i,'i IM
I \ 11111111 r - 1
tions for a protracted trial and will'
We service what we «4*11
WE 9-2100
»void the diversion of key perB ec k 's Radio TV. HI r i , NuUc\ * nnel from productive business I
»I It its
Z
M7-327S
S 5 .9 9
per
day
GE. 8 - 6 6 6 5
24 hours per day
Paul's Hobby & Sport Shop
C ú m p le le L in e
o f T a c k le
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• Creel.
• kM ls
• Net*
• W aden
• Lines
B-D Settles
Anti-Trust
In spot mstantl> th«* circuit anil
’ont|ionent „ |h<.rr , , . IaMlm,
H ector, Dickinson and Com pany
TIm* w riter had a s|*e«-ial inxita
rtounced today that it had agreed
don to go through th«- inside of th«the Government to th«* terms
RCA exhibit aiid it sure was a
pr.pcaed consent decree setti­
revelation to s|M-ak to the««- nn-n. ng before trial the civil antitrust
Veteran« of World W ar 1 of the
who llh -rally earr> th«* whole la>
tatn commene-ed by the United USA, Inc., assem bled at their de­
‘ Hit nl this nwist complex s^Nh-m
partm
ent convention In At hint i<
latea in June, 1960, in the United
in th«*ir heads.
Mates District Court, Distrk*t- of Ckty last week end. endorsed Mel
vin
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d y, of M asaachusetts, for
One wiMikl think that «in*- would \ (># Jer*»y. The Government has
encounter on.- of the :ioo ««dor sets ,
the right to withdraw Hs.National Comm ander, at the N a -
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Tenni* Racket«
and Balls
Basatali
equipment
Bicycle* and
Acca**aria*
Badminton Sat«
FIBIRGLASS
SURFBOARDS
9'6" . . . . $ 125 ° °
Greet Far Ridia« tka W ake
Of An Owtkaard M atar.
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DRAW TITI TRAILKR HITCHU
b r r r ? th in g èn M A R I f t K Kqm ip m e n i f o r I h r * S h ip p e r”
PAUL’S HOBBY I SPORT SHOP
30« UNION AVtN UI
Mea. thr« Fri. • ta • p.m. Ir t. tH * p.m.
RUTHiRFOKD
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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOOTH
James J. Turn
Receives His AB
Jam«'* John Turri Jr., mm at
Mr. and Mrs. Turri of 106 S teve»
place, received a bachelor of arts
Turri. a general elementary edu■ation major, played varsity base
teM. intrMiuml football. «id
basketball while at
the college.
He was a member of Sigma
rheta Chi Fraternity and was on
the executive board of the MKN's
Athletic Association.
He was a
Dean’s Lfct student to his senior
year. Previously, Turri attended
Morunouth College.
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He will teach in the N m r t
-chcii system and plans to do
graduate work in the field of
Guidance and Personnel at Seton
Hall University in the near future.
Honor Picket
At N. A. Party
Eugene PJckii at 22 Eagle «reel
nM honored June 13 at a dim. r
larty a t the H«i Fire, Ridge
road. Hie affair, which marked
us 25th year with the N o i.n Ai
togton Volunteer Fire Depart
nent, waa bested by members ol
Kmfie Hose Ox. No. S.
company Chief Walter Wyeocki
rw .
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C artlaa HI
p .-,
rfcurek
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y^_ «mi Mw Harry Del
post Aw., r r i e t n i r f fee
, -eddtac mwsi i i m j «■
when the» w i> honored a t
|y barberae party « to » I
» M b « wmt I | l l . 1
Mrs. fTlrphraP lo r in fc i
chtktom.Law tte aad P
Cedar Grave sad M s.
Stamm c( L jisd h n L
NOW OPEN
Marsielle Coiffai
652 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst
ift at the company. Mrs. Pickel.
l member of the l<aril«s Auxiliary
4 Hose Co. No. 3, received a
A testimonial dima* for Publk
Aliai rs Commissioner Ralph A
Polito who recently was appointed
assistant prosecutor ai thè pteas It
being arranged for Septetnher 1
by Lyndhurst Chapter ai Aiwets
The affair will he held at Ma.r
chio'i Restaurant. Lyndhurst. Thi.m m ittee in charge oi arfangements indudes Ben Capaccio. Dan
Abriola, Len Clemente and Jo ­
seph Carucd Jr.
Monday thru Friday
Philip LundeU, dinner chairman
ind toastmaster for the occasiun.
ntroduced special guests Fire
Commissioner Richard Miller. Fire
JMeT Edmund SJtowski. and cun
pany Chief Louis Tremble
Pickel servfd aa company chic
Saturday
AIR CONDITIONED
• i m m m i — m i m m m i H — m » — ■— m m m —
^iss Harrison Engaged
Mr. « id Mrs. Robert Harrison
. Mount Prcapect avenue. New
Thomas Murray
irk, have announced the engagenent of their daughter Margarrt
Studies Capital
o Donald Byrnes, aon of Mr. and
A Nc«th Arhngton man who ■Irs. Joseph Byrnes of Park av­
teachcs in Esaex Cathottc Hfch oir. A fall wedding Is planned.
The bnde-eiect, a graduate of
Sood Counsel High School, is emloyed by the Intematlo.'»al Ticket
Jo., Newark. Her fiance, a gradu
ite of Queen of Peace High
fchool, is with the A A P Food
»tores in Irvington.
Mrs. Granberg waarelected presfor the ensuing year. Other
>ffleers will be Mxa. Ruth Cherry
John Colasurdo. afto of M rsI >M.. vice president; Mrs Jean
Anne Colasordo. of 623 Valley: >ickcl P.M.. secretory; Mrs. Mar
Brook Avenue who was gradustcdj jniet Shields P.M., treasurer; and
from Queen of Peace High School, ' drs. Emma Fasshauer P.M., amNorth Arlington on Thursday was*1 ihine chairman.
guest of honor a t a town party
given in his heme on Sunday for I Plans were completed for a din
a 100 relatives and friends and his ¡her-theatre party to September
explorer scout friends. He will en­ Club members will attend the
ter Farieigh Dickinson University 'proadway musical ‘Funny Girl.”
j. Games, prlzea, and refreshments
;n September.
for the social frWlowtog the meet
W were provided by the hostess.
Colasurdo Partied
i dent
BARBER S UNION LOCAL « !
All Bardber Shops ol
L yndh u r s t a n d
North Arlington
dosed
Saturday, Fourth of July
Open from Monday to Friday
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Teacher m Ike Wee* MUInrd <Pas■Uc County) schod lystrm.
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Blending the Psst & Present.
For Slip C m n
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Beautiful sofas designed
to be Kved with..
Sofas that reflect your good taste. . .
that will help you create a room to re­
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Special for July only
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All eofas in our showroom must go.
churchea of all faith», and
excellent transportation facil­
ities.
Satisfaction guaranteed
ASKING $17,MO
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Stucco R ranch, S had ro o %
tile bath, large lot lS T x ln ;
low taxes, completely re ­
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llibtW DAr, JUNE *3, lf6 4
THE LOMMEBtilAL LEADER AND SOU 1M BERiG«1«BTIEW
PAGE m i
Ail
down the H oue at Jim'« * H 4 l-mrtv of Medford Lakes.
Turnp» rature Processimi kncctïd involved in the aa*fcpt w w r1 tau>
a
nospital
in
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If St»nliy' Histing 9 to 0. Htxae
K a d r waa recently gradu ated
cl Jim 's also dfj«i»rd Staniti
r n thr U iiveraity ( Connecticut
tTOtitr- ty a »corr i t • to ».
. In fhe Caristadt-M-x mchii Skw- and a o ttp trd a p o .t i.n « % an
Pitch League. Eajtem-A 17. Ea*t r m atm rat larn opB U H U i M of
. n B5. Fvana knockwl oil «he fir e in CaliA**»*. w F j a d . ' h l s
i
ciotondtr 1.« the league m iiy w eie r r i u n * « t a O r a j l m
championship. defeating Eastern- cut to m ake a r r a i g r o e n S to
V ty a tupre of 9 to S.
move.
O n c e a g a in th e s u b je c t is a l l - s t a r te a m s . T h e y ’re p o p ­
p in g o u t a ll o v e r. A nd s t e r l i n g t h e u s u a l a g r iim e n ts . Th*
Noyelty
oyelty Mtich
Held By Rifl«#r*
N e w a rk
N e w s b a ? e b a ll «11-: t a r c lu b , c h o s e n by s ix m e
w h o p ro w le d th e b a s e b a ll b y w a y s d u r in g th e y ear, is th e
m o s t c o n t r o v e r s i a l b e c a u s e it is t h e m o s t a u th e n tic .
A s u s u a l T h e N e w s s e le c ti o n s a r e a c c u s e d of b e in f
o v e r-f rie n d ly to w a r d E s s e x p la y e r s . O n th e fir s t te a m Lilofre
o f S t . B e n e d ic ts , F o r tu n a t o o f M o n tc l a ir , B e h n e y o f VerOnaa n d T h o m p z o n of M o n tc la ir w e r e c h o s e n .
O n e o f th e big s u r p r is e s w a s t h a t W a lt L a m p m a n n of
E a s t R u t h e r f o r d m a d e t h e s e c o n d t e a m — n o t a s a p itc h e r
b u t a s a n o u tfie ld e r. W a r r e n B o g le , t h e L v n d S u r s t a c e , w as
c h o s e n a s a p it c h e r o n t h e t h i r d G r o u p s 4 4 i te a m .
T h e w a ils o f s h o c k , s u r p r i s e a n d d is m a y filled th e a ir
f o r d a y s a f t e r th e te a m w a s a n n o u n c e d . W h e re w a s M ik e
M a r r o n e , tlie Q u e e n o f P e a c e in f ie ld c r, r a t e d by m a n y a?
o n e o f th e b e s t p la y e rs a r o u n d ? H o w c o m e D o n B o s c o o f
R a m s e y p !a c e d th r e e o n t h e P a r o c h i a l a n d P r iv a t e S c h o o l
t e a m s a n d M ik e S m ith o f Q u e e n o f P e a c e d id n 't d r a w a
m e n tio n ?
T H A T ’S T H E W A Y I T IS
T h e re Is no doubt the c a lib r e o f the team h elp s a p la y e r
a lo n g . L y n d h u rs t had one o f th e b e st te am s in N ew Je r s e y th is
ye^.r. B a s e b a ll, h ow ever, is a g».*ne o f b re a k s and inches. A
i o u p le o f bad hops, the la rk o f a h it at a ju d ic io u s mom ent can
c h a lk a lo ss up w here a v ic t o r y s h o u ld be. It is n otable that
m a n y o f th e p la y e rs selected on th e “ all*' team s cam e fro m
.s c h o o ls w h ic h had g re a t re co rd s.
The Pnsbyterian Boys’ Jr. RSfle
Club held s novelty match on June
15 at Berge t Range«. 445 K?arny
Ave., Kearny The targets were
animal cracker*, chalk, and
inatx .KS to be lit al 50 fee; with
a bullet, or to be broken off
First place was won by R chsrd
.................. P L A y E f OF TIIF. WKEK" AWARD. P. Sallaattee St Baas Brewing Co.
NEWARK PLAYERS PRESENTED BALLANTINE
Tuttle with William Zd.nild as
A w a n t to the deserving Bear after aach h o n e _game. The sward.
last re a r initiated the B allantiae “ Player of the WeelT
1
cunixr
ua. Both are Kefiny resi­
a large metal mug,~pm vgd a big t>H wtth the Bear*, « etw a « a W s i . Ed Henshaw fleft) « t o t f M w a i t e r
dents. John Davey ol Ncrth AHDivision Manager of P. B a l l a r n e & Sons prerfentin* the Aral fe a r awards ta Bears’ M ike R a f te r i f f ) ; 1Reggi« La« (25);
in.{tcn
came
in third. About a <k»Ju lia n Malinski (14) s a d Pra
|cn boys went home eating the re­
1 Scuth B ergen ’s int« rest in th»' Rutin : f. d Hiirh m v , is the t e e n 's IPBOnsv Ivania soaring title and we* ‘ora cartilege in his knee ended mains ef the broken a .mal
IlSjrwark B ears football team con­ leading quarterback and has been miMC1 to the all-eta te and Uttic iis playing days
The next match will be a wood­
tinued to g rew today with tir* an ­ a ^ u n d -o jf player for Ihe duf>. JaB-Am- ncan team. Professionally
Landrv played with the Toronto Another assistant coach is Alex chuck hunt usinj; life size targets
ni unci m en: Lowell l.anders. RuLanders is a prr.duct cf West­ ilgcn.iuts Two seasons later he »Vojcirchtwiez. fomicr Sr.ulh H . cr
Illustrating the ground hog. It w ill
! tin i ford lecreation dilector, ha-»
m inster College. P a . fc ! ki U. hav- was th«- leading scorer on the Fort and Fordham center Mead coach
be held <>n Monday .Tunc L*t. nt
Ibicn sigm xj to return to return as
ing led the team to undefeated knox \im y team. Sigged by th»* is the matchless Steve Van Buren,
| an «.«sistant coach of the Bears.
7:30 p.m . at the sam e location
seasons in 19M and 1955.
CMca^ Cardinals alter his dis- one ol the greatest of the profes- The d u b is now ¿tooting on
In M55 Landers captured the
Ju lia n Malinski. former F a st
from military service a stonai playrrs
M ondays for the sum m er months.
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Police Chief s Son A Whiz
With A Set Of Golf Sticks
Lyndhurst High Nine
Are State Champs
I s it p ossib le that one p la y e r is re sp o n sib le fo r the g re a t
r e c o r d ? St. B en ed icts had a g r e a t c lu b It w on the G re a te r
N e w a r k title. But w as R a lp h L ilo r e . w h o p layed second haVe.
m ore responsible that Auftlr OeKosa of Lyndhurst who played Lyndhurilt | t«ii s,+k,j , Ba*^ f'raok Lopinto whr, lurteH a afctthe i.utfleld? Who kno«^? 1 f t I.¡lore made the lirst team and
(cam wit»pp<k1 up a hafhly irlinii 3BS: Warren Bogle was next
DeRosa had to he content with a place on the all-prep team.
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by winninti .ts v.ith 301 After that it was: Jim
etion
O n a n y s lv e n day B o d e w a s th e h est hU h school p itch er
in th e sta te . He faced som e s lr o n * . o m p e tit.o n . l yn d h u rst p la y s
t .r m i p I V sch oo ls for the m ost p a r t. Y e t T e a n e ck s K d S ilv e rm a n
w h s p u t on the first team . S ilv e r m a n is a to o d p itch er B u t
f u c f c f t a w a y In the B e r te n C o u n ty L e a i u e , did S ilv e rm a n fa c e
th e k .n d o f opposition B o « le d id ’
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of
the
Gnup
III State Wittorff with 280, Rk'hie Sem ega
T(,u m am (n t
t<wn. , « , * « » with 258. Jim I^ R u a o , with » ,
bv K r a n k R u 8 g i e r 0 i ^
iln ove, . p ,.„ .
wl, h r a . Tom G a a k
.j, n x w d ()( ]5 Wlns and ? |(>88„ wHh m
t> aJlk RuKgjero witfc
I, _vndhursl won
(r a n m
J c r K rrh p r wMh tM
Bob
CcnUaJ
n ,fton j W i c t s c h e r with 170. Tom
,.,us
Ruther|ord anri lxxii: ( io wilh „ 3, u ^ n Abo with U l .
ai^f 1 cacti fi"!}m Paterson KiuS and John Purceillo with 100.
A r g u in g a ll-sta te sele c tio n s is a fu t ile bu sin ess. One you n g
.side. Dumont, New Milford, and
The tt*ams heavy hitters were
s t e r w h o didn 't m ake an a ll-s ta te te a m trie d out fo r his c o lle g e .
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iM c Richfieid Park.
who had ,4___home
n in e la s t y e a r . His com p etition w a s an a ll-s ta te selectee Iro .n ,
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()n the opp<.s:te side of the led- runs and 3 t i t l e s ; F ra n k
a n e ig h b o rin g state. In the first g a m e th e a ll-s ta te r n e rv o u s ly !
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a r lIaL I 11 home
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T h e sig h t of the great Y a n k e e o rg
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.o n g
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hit 1 home run
tic k e t s to t a x i d riv e rs in an e ffo rt to , e t m ore cu sto m e rs (or ^
KamMi ^
lcBing
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big left
eft hander l«
i« li the league
P e to r Falco
lemfue • P
F ran
r a iski Ruggiero
RuKKiero and
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Y o r k e r s g iv e n ad vice bv a t a x i d r iv e r w o u ld go in an op p o site
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? “ f te u !L m
wlth
Y orkers, ,i v e n advkre b> a t a x i d r iv e r , w o u ld * o in an opposite *«*•* '*> •>»“ " » • * * * ™
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th e s ta d iu m is p itifu l, in th e firs t p la c e , k n o w le d i.b le New “ «J " l : .
w as 0 0 « t h
B»m
w h ic h b y and la rg e a re m anned b y s n a r lin g sad ists w ho d e lig h ts
I-yTTdhursts ¿2 Katne*. Bogk Ini; 101 runs a^amat til« a
in p a s s i n , up custom ers fo r th e s a k e o f see in g them su ffe r.
Ms" " " " j ol 'h<- 3
Tourna- tions «5
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m<1'1 ^ ,n
Kame a « a in a t. ^
|pam
hurt
P a p e rin g the h cuse, w h ic h is th e th e a tric a l term fo r w h a t ,>lun' nI ,n which he d idn t get tta- g ra d u atioa
T ls.se x-m ors who
th e Y a n k s a re up to. isn’ t the s o lu tio n to big le ag u e baseball. WUi
pitched the find tw«4ve of
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year are:
D e s p ite th e pre:sent succevs o f th e M e ts in a ttra c tin g c ro w d s, the ,fH> ili,e vn ,;lnu'K gam e and s,1^ * c W a n e n BcgU ‘. Jim Wittorff, Tom
g a m e is in re a l trou ble. W e 've s a id so b e fo re . T h e o th er d a y on ouf 22 batters while doing so. The
p ete Falco, Richie S e m e ®a ,
< hMMMtl S e v e n B ill V ee ck , th e b a s e b a ll m a n , said it a g a in — w ith vvi“*‘k
*bat hi* set down New
Rug^<ix). Jo e K reh er. and
e x B S & M a n p oints!
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M ilford 7^1 by pUching a no+ut Jflw , P u tvW lo
- ¡le i anil he pitched the B ea rs to the
' f t u b V c e e k , e r it k i.in g p re s e n t te a m o w n e rs. faU s i n t . th e ^
T i' ^ b>
a 3 4 ^ i A n - n b e r of the boys have won
♦«ame e rro rs by being u nable to u n d erstan d w hst is really w rong
Richfield P a rk In those ¡honors fcr their playing. Wal'*^ri
w ith th e g a m e . When we s a y th e re Is som ething wrong we base tbr«* gam es Lyndhurst batters hit B ogle m ade the first team on th*o u r b e lie f on the statistics which show th a t while the population ® home ru m and j triples.
P .V .C . all-rtar team, first team
naoufly Ih e B ig L e a g u e g a m e s are not a ttra c tLyndlu»-«' had two other sharp All B c r y n County, and Thi.-d
size in e re i
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they did ten or tw enty years ago. They are P,tc h e rs in Al P atem o (4-21 and T eam All State, tra n k R u g g e ro
ing m o re
relT are not keeain*
o
Bob Kutseher .4-2. - bcih wUl he made the fir « team in the P .V .C .
not lo sin g ?*{fe*jnerely
keeping L
pace
and Tom G ash and Richie Se m e ja
M O R E A N D M O R E IN T E R E S T E D
ne* t
T h is doi*sn*t m ean th at m o re folks are not interested in
B attin g noncrs go to junior m ade the second team
b a s e b a ll. It m e re ly m eans th at the big leagues are not attracting
m o re fa n s to th e ir stadia. It m e a n s th a t the crowds, unless there
f r e a k attractio n lik e the M ets, stay away. And the big
le a g u e o w n e rs don’t seem to k n o w w h y o r ca re.
Babe Ruth League Selections
Announced For Tournament
•hcoting Retired Men’s Boori Club
2 out of 3. After dropping the
first game 13 to t fee Circle Oftb
1 Ud by Charles Rinaldi and Joe
Vrndda roared back with 13 to 0
and 13 to 10 victory's Tony LaVacrte and Pat AaoaUse paced the
Users. The Bocci Club deflated
Palumbo Electric 2 out of 3 as
John Prlmerano and Philip Colucled their team to 13 to 2 and
allani ^
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"Y " Softball
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Edwin Earle Heiland. Jr., 28.
son cf Mrs. MargarH Heiiand of
Taunton Lake* Marlton. New Jer
sey. fcrmerly of Lyndhurst. was
killed instantly in a head-on cdHsicn June 2nd The accktmt occured on Route 386 al Mammoth
Junction in the vicinity oi Yoaemite Naticiai Park. Calitornia.
His wtte, the flormer Judith Lae
Ookm an. a ft M,
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Electrolyab
SpeciaHsts
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Km MS
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G ib b s T r a v e l B u n o u
i i t i . i f ltd
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tournament were James Brrslt.i, 1
Sr.. James Breslin, Jr.. Commas- ;
Stoners Horace R Bogle. R alph!
Pciito and Peter Rurno. Louis
Mien, Louis Crupi. Al Ixsnbardo.
Robert Jurgens. B C. Ofune.
D. M Meoia. William F Galiahei
and William Ryan
The win­
ner was Jam r^ Breslin. ^ r.
Brunch and dinner w ere serv ed
for the group at the Taub bun­
galow at the lake
WORLD’S FAIR
South Bergen "Y"
Standings Listed
nil—1 — * » - I
^
^
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In the Rutherford Division ol the
C olisnbus Club 13 to
including up-to-the-m inute news on
daily Fair activities, n e w jersey bell
S camm m Rirfi Pakiza and ^
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ICE CUBES FO R SALE
Carroll's Scotch!
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F e lls Ruggieri's One shooting led
Rutherford Men’s Club by a score
the attack in the 13 to 5, 13 to of 9 to 2. Carl Verdun pitehed a
12 and 13 to 10 victory s. Ja m e s one-hitter. Joe Keim was a terror
Sooth and Al R apiaardi w ere out-
In file Rutherford Division of «»■ | n „ sl,
P e lrr y Curcio « Dept
Tournament Sponsored
O N E F IE L D , T W O T E A M S
is‘-u,h B ,‘H™ YMCA So,,ba11 Le* ' of P a rk and directed by B ill Lan
W h e re else does one find a s ta d iu m thu size of Y a n k e e
s ^ b b y Shop defeated dtdls. Th<* results of last w eeks
O. Taub, Town Clerk, sporv
S t a d iu m v a c an t m ore th an h a lf a y e a r ? T h e stad iu m in b a se b a ll rw> Jo *u]r* by a score of 6 to 5 action w ire :
Fl
Southern Div.
sored a Golf Tournament at the
se a s o n is u sed onlv w hen th e Y a n k e e s p la y a t home. And in t h e r °
m fir8t
f al l w h e n th e football G ia n ts p la v a t home* O th erw ise, fh e h uge c a n ef,i bemered >n th«* SUto inning
The d i finding champions C ircle I L ak e Hopatcon* Golf Course on
s ta d iu m a n d the bis p ark in g lo ts su rro u n d in g it, a re v a c an t.
,ait^ ^ en d im m e r pitched his Cluto 1 proved they will be tough Saturday
•
fi/urth straight win. Rutherford to beat as they defeated the fine
l^ o a e who participated in the
N o w th e C ity of N ew Y o r k a n d its ta x p a y e r s h ave p erp e tu Sporting Goods dropped the Rutha te d th e s tu p id ity by b u l!d in g a n e w sta d iu m . It is sh in y and t ifc it l M in's Club by a score at 9
f ul l o f b rig h t paint. A nd it is tw e n ty fiv e y e a r s behind the tim es. to 2. C arl Verdun pitched a onehitter. Jo e Keim . was a terror on
A t th a t, It-eost $25 m illio n o f th e t a x p a y e r s ' d o llars.
the bases with 2 doubles and 2
N e w York nou h;is tw o big baseball stadia—and yet needs stolen bases for the winners. Zim ­
Ì Ì Ì ^ ! J , Ì *-Ì *
a n a c ro m i dation for big conventions, big sporting events. Down m erm an 's defeated H ideaway 9 to
in T e x a s t h e r arc building a covered stadium and in Pittsburgh 1 with To’ -.y ScriUo homering for
the
losers
t h e y ’ re b u ild in g a c o ve re d stadium . Modern engineering has
In the North Arlington League,
m a d e it possible to build slide-back roofs th at make a stadium
T em p eratu re P ixxvssin g defeated
u s a b le 36.‘> d a y s u year.
the »40 Club 4 to 2. Torn find Son■
r
Are Your
f / n M * a n ( ^ Hair
making you self-conseWtw?
Rid yourself of these prah­
le ms easily, safely . . . oar
36 years experience speak far
themselves. Opea daily If
a.m. to 7 pjn.; S a t » -It aaoa.
I m K II W l I
____________ Their
month old sc
tained severe brain injuries
died June 3rd i nroufe to a Los An­
geles hospital Their 3 year old
daughter. Celeste sustained cacti'
of 0 » lag
is recovering
son. Stuart, ace 5. wsu
with his maternal grandparents,
Kdward and Ruth Coleman, for
Pajumbo were outdefeat. The Circle
in defeat San Carlo s
rwgfted Dwight Morrow three de­
feat* as AtaK Paluzzi and Ray
Melboe’s One shooting paved the
<A~ay to 13 to 11, 13 to 4 and 13 to
12 victory s. Jim Carrino and Ton
Troooone starred for the loaers.
The Psiic Dept, t o * 2 out of 3
from Kasten TnscUng, sa P a t Deloy 'an d .Rich (Murph) Coughlin
led their team to IS to 1® and
13 to 9 victory's. Kasten led by
Leslie Playground area Tues or
Wed. and enjoy the competition. Nick Episcopo and Mario Cato won
I rhe league is Sponsored by Com- th« second game 13 to 4.
SHOP LOCALLY
er Lyndh
Men U Killed
i^ t o l t e t o d ro n in g th^ South Bergen YMCA Softball
_
Paul’s Hobby Shop de­
13 to S. J o te Chance
feated the Jokers by a score af 6
_ land Vincent P aternos fine shuotto 5 to remain Ip first place. Joe
ing paced the Columbus Club
" tti Iwmered in Ihe sixth
Northern 1D iv.
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P itilaeiano s oeiesiecs tne r-aKS , , |
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T h e first thing w rong w ith m o le r n b a se b a ll is the p la y in g
Lyn d hu rst's Bah e Ruth League tone and Joseph Abate of the pofie ld . B y its v e ry nature it m u st be p ut ou t in the open sp a re s
has selected the b jy s who will re p -'b e e departm ent, Nicholas B aratta .
s rtie r e th e re is room enough fo r th e h ig sta d iu m and big p a rk in g
I—- — ---- . -• ——
Ut T h is m a k e s the field in a c c e s sib le e x c e p t by s u b w a y or b y K9CTM the lca« u*‘ in
tottr Tim B ie sh n cf the South Eng,
bu s.
i.am ent play, it w as anrfounced to- R a lfh V u ^ u and Joseph Canti-eilo
• • < • • • • • •
d ay by Richie Cougiin, who tluects of the E lk s. Ronald Settembrino
D e sp ite the sta rk lesson s o f th e p ast, big le ag u e o w n e rs ttle '<iwue. and P a rk s and Public and Jn*m Zelnla cf the Elks and
c o n tin u e to p ra itic e th eir se lfish , v a in little w h im s upon the P r a P ^ y Director P eter Curcio l . u i y Sparta and Louis Pollara
g a m e . T h is m eans th at in New Y o r k w h e re the Y a n k e e s p la y whuBe departm ent sponsors it.
cl thi Am erican U ^ion.
m a g n ific e n t b a ll they a re la c e d w ith c om p etition fro m a m ise r™ e V*»W* <*•»
,hp ,<^ » |
P aslor,. u
^
a b le c ro w d o f g lo ve -h a te rs a n d a b ra n d , sp a n k in g n ew sta d iu m are
th a t h a s o v e r $100 m illion m ile s o f n ew h ig h w a y s s e rv in g it.
[-CAUS
Dennis English rjta ICTMn
,TK
A n d th e sta d iu m was bu ilt an d fin a n c ed by th e ta x p a y e r s ol a:>d Kenneth Inglis of the Bogie
The tournament is to begin in
N ew Y o rk !
*
¡Agency. J th n Costa, Robert GW- Ju ly on and area basis.
How can the Y a n k s c o m p e te ? W h o w ill build $10 0 m illio n
o f new h ig h w a y s for th em ? O r p ick u p the tab on the cost of
a n ew sta d iu m w ith m o ving s ta ir s , n e c e s sa ry e le v a to rs and the
lik e ?
*1„*«. r *
Fifteen year old Howard Little
Jr. son of police chief Howard
Liddle «s fast becoming a gulf
whizz hang. A Junior at Queen
of Peace High School North ArBafton. young Liddle took first
place in the New Jersey State Po­
lice Chief's Golf Tournament on
. me 16th.
The tournament was played at
te Spring Lake Country Club and
over <*o hundred Police Chiefs
guests participated at t.ie'
shore evtnt. The flashy
yc4S ,'ster came in with a 79 withbut a handk'ap
The police coiefs trouphy safe
tm the family mantel the Chiefs
now looking forward to the
town tourney to be held at the
Spring Lake Club on July 11th.
He Mill alao compete in the Kiwan.ts ai<d Journal American Golf
Tournaments this
In addition to Ms matter, ,Barte
s survived by a brothrt", th» |
George H. Holland o f ----ih. *dd. and a sitter, i
urns of Taunton Lake«
.j. In sdd^tn.i to
Judith is survived by a
av.d Fredrick Coleman
York City
Services were held
4 T W ay.
June 9th st 2 o’clock ial « B .t l n t
Baptist Church,
fU .
Burial was in the I
im
on the bases with 2 doubles and 2
stolen bases for the winners. Zim­
merman s defi ated Hideaway 9 to
1 with Tony ScriUo homering for
the losers
In the North Arlington Ia*ague.
Temperatun> Processing defeated
the 440 Club 4 to 2. Tom and
Scmy's came from brtand to put
86.8 proof
This H J proof four fifth of a quart of oar p r i n t,
U M Scotch, atraight from Um stills of Scotland, will
amaxe 70a and your frisada. Don’t drink up that bottlo
of premium Scotch just ya*. Buy a bottle of CarroVa
ana make the blindfold taat. Yoi
If ou won’t BE ABLE
TO TELL THEM APART.
Pure W hite Beach
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W ould it not h ave been s e n s ib le fo r N ew Y o rk to h a v e ny * rm ne ,rom bttund 10 t “ 1
sp e n t S50 m illion s, rap p in g Y a n k e e S ta d iu m and e re ctin g a |(lf wn ttlp ,tcu* ' ct Jlm * 6 lo •
H e ld th at could be ifscit a ll b a s e b a ll sea so n by the Y a o lu an d T< m pcrature Processui« knocked
M ets a n d a ll football season b y Ih e G ia n t s an d J e t s an d In be- r " Su“ ’it'y ,k a l ir *! 9 >° 0 Hcuae
t w e e n tim e s bv convention g ro u p s a n d th e lik e ? A n d is n ’t It
-Jim 's alao defeated Stanley
Ita n t th a s o -ca lli d m a g n a tes d r o p p 'd th is s illy b u sin ess o f com
lt u ,“ W
• * ' c l'e ol * to 6.
p e tin g stad iu m against sta d iu m in a sin g le c it y — to cot e x p e n s e .
In “ » Ortotadt-M oonachie Slowtim e th e -o -ca lle d m agnates d r o p p e d th is s illv b u sin ess o f com - *>ttch U 'a« u<'' K aat em-A 17, M t w e e n tim e s by convention g ro u p s a n 1 th e lik e ’ A n d is n ’t i | ' , r n B 5 E v a r s kntckisl off « * •
u—n d -------------to g o a ll ou
out for the c o n s tru c tio n o f a re a f stad iu m , m o dern ' ' “ ''i- « contender for the le a e w
a s s i l l i tiW 0 t ’It
11 m u s t s e r v e ?
•
ch a m p io n sh ip , d e fe a tin g R nstem -A
oy a sco.e oi 9 to $,
Moyers
Farina, w as n am ed as tlie f^st
,'trin g catcher.
BO CCI
COMPETI
B en Cantsnssno. who m ade the
•ll-jitai
tea m
last y e a r ^s a
fslch er, w as' chosen this y ^ a r as
The Lyndhurst Mwicipul
ursl basem ap on the second team.
■ p a ’s opening w s s d w as
B *n suffered an arm injury and ligiMed by exticm ely d o se
fid net perform Up to his usual petition and fun galore a s
lop quality.
cit.w d s w ere on hand
iwihj will
both
Four South Bergen players made
the first team in the recently choiiI]-St..i t^aoi of the Pasaaic
Vglhry CortertShcc.
Warren Bogle Jr. was selected
as a pitcher and his team mate on
Lyndhurst,- Frank Ruggiero, as Surprie ngly enough. E a st P a te r­
second baseman. Walt Lampmann, son, which trounced most team s In
the rangy , ^ | t Jputherford pitcher the conference, didn't place a man
outfielder, was c&osen for the sec cn the first team and only two on
«Ml *ralg h l y m i as m u itiid d a . the second squad.
Boon
high
com­
lame
TlMp1w lay to view Ihe
day and Wednesday
ac tlcni The league
e in It's second
y e a r has providedI a popular form
J recreation lor tewnship rfli
dent's and it's as much fun t<*
watch a s I l k to play s a stop a t ttto
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Does your dog need obedience training?
Then bring it to' the Lynn Dog Training
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Call WE 9-7668 for further Information
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126; failure to carry license or
legtstraticn, 85; and delinquent in­
spection, 75. Three motorist» were
tii rested far driving after theii
licenses were suspended.
The Investigation Division was
assigned 46 cases, and completed
J1 of these plus nine outstanding
oases. Half ol the cases SMignpd
involved damage to County proper
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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER AMD SOUTH BERGEN RfcVTBV
claim and
o f N e w J e r s e y . D o H e r e b y C e r t if y
t h a t t h e sa id c o r p o r a t i o n d id , o n
t h e F i f t e e n t h d a y c f J u n e , 1964,
file i n m y office a d u ly « « e e u te d
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100 F O O T Y A C H T
MOVING, M l’ST SFI.I., ft pc.
bedroom set, Rood condition,
f l r l ’s Columbia bike 26". wagon,
child's maple desk, best offer
Call f»E 8 01II after 4 p.m.
3
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ROOM S
or
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ideal for newlyweds, will sell
all or separately, reasonable,
moving West, ( a ll 939-0632.
tìo o rììioverinqs
a n d d i s t a n t fiv e (.'>) f e e t W iV h we a t « rl> t h e r e f r o m , o n e h u n d r e i i | « i |
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one
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C E R T I F I C A T E O f D I S S O L U T I O N T> P.M . at the Little le ague F ir'd .
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W H E R E A S . I t a p p e a r s t o m y eligible to participate.
na tia f a c tlo n , by duly a u t h e n t i c a t e d
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v o l u n t a r y d is s o lu tio n th e r e o f by
t h e u n i m m o u s c o n s e n t o f «11 t h e
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a t No . 2S5 H i f l h l a n d C r o s s , in t h e
B o r o u g h of R u t h e r f c . d , C o u n t y
o f B e r g e n . ' S t a t e of N e w J e r s e y
(G e o rg e H a i d i n g e r b e in g t h e a o e n t
therein and
in c h a r g e
thereof,
upon
whom
process
may
be
s e r v e d ) , h a s c o m p li ed w i t h th e
r e q u i r e m e n t s o f T i t l e 14. C o r p o r ­
a tio n s . G e n e r a l, of R ev is e d S t a t
u t e s of N e w J e r s e y , p r e l i m i n a r y
t o t h e i s s u i n g of t h i s C e r t i f i c a t e
of D iss olu ti on.
NOW
THEREFORE.
I.
the
S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e of t h e S t a t e
Hospital Graduate
U Karen Callaghan
Kart i Cnllavjhan cf Lyndhurst
was among tlse 23 s tu d w ti * 4 »
VJuminum
D o o r*
*
R o o f in g
t Window»
I* h m l A*«.
L rM b in l
liKnuw 8-3663
TH**
LYNDHTIR5T FLOOR
COVERING
> SUDOL
Free E slim n tn
. Call. 371-1621
1’a.ssaac.
Amelia Iskra of East Ruthcrw j i s one of five graduated
Aluminum
Products
f c .n l
ficm a class in School of M edicai
Technology.
PalntiiiK & Paperhanglaf'
Interior A Exterior
Pattern bookt t u p p M
A-1 Job • Free Satinata*
WY 8-7006
Hastering
PboiM: (3S-31S7
1 PARKER LAWN SWEEPER,
in excellent condition. Call GE8 2404.
6-25
HOME
DANALUME Inc.
32S BELLEVILLE PIK E
KEARNY
D a i l y — 8 to 8—Sat. 8 to 4
#91-2351
ATTIC EXHAUST FAN, 3«’\
Delco belt driven motor, $25.
Call 933-5371.
6-25
THE CVSCIO BUILDING
Ml Valley Brook Aveau«
1.
mmm
BEDROOM SCITE, 7 pes., tw in ,
beds, very good t ondition. Call J
GE 8-0079.
6-25
PatChoffo
('FR IG H T PIANO. S50; Mahog
any hreakfront, $75; tw o antique
Queen Anne chairs - one rock­
er - need upholstering. 4 extra
large chrome hub caps, $2.; old
coins and stamps. Cali after 3
p.m. GE 8-0453.
7-2
Gu
Driveway*, P u t k f Aran,
PUygr—irla, etc. Osi
NO 7-170«
*
J o s e p h t . . P e t re t ie
N u t le y C o n t ra c té e fft in c e
192»)
East Rutfcarffl
Sunnlv Comoanv
'rKL
n i -tu ra n m a Avo. T
nmtkmrt-4
«.
WC M 4 H U
Reader A Advisor
Help h» aO
Msson end
snersl Contrsetor
380 Thomss Avenue
Lyndhurst, N. J.
WE 9-6461
James J. Crupi
Steps, Wells, Petios,
Outslde Flreplsces.
CHESTERFIELD SO FA (rose),
Indies fan chair (ta p e stry ); 2
lamp tables, 2 electric motors
(1/4 h.p. 1/3 h.p.). Call 43«
2958.
7-2
Phone: WY S-1SS4
MASON A CONCRETE
CQWT R ACTOR
MASON CONTRACTOR
Free K*timatr»
Guaranteed Work
Kvai loercrror
Service
R if or Small
We Do Any Job A t All
ON ALL MAKES
S U P E R IO R C O U R T OF
NEW JERSEY
C H A N C E R Y DIV ISIO N
OE R O E N C O U N T Y
D O C K E T N O F 2726
63
betw een K 'jI'IT V H A V IN l.S A N D
La »a n a s s o c i a t i o n
a n i -\ v
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t i f f a n d A N N A K T A N I ' A vvid*.*,
ATLAS
SI H S I D U A K I K S
Ol
NHW
JM IiSK Y
IN<'
n New
Jera. v
i \.rp<>ration.
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and
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L A W * K l t o K I . H II. A l t y s
B v v i r t u e o f tin- a l i o w M a t e d
w r i t t o m e dire< t * d a n d d e l i v e r e d ,
I h a v e I t-vi ed u p o n a n d w i l l exp '». . f o r » a l e a t p u l d i e v e n d u e a t tl ie
Sheriff»
O fl i c«
in
th«- C i t y
of
Ha4i ken»a<*k. o n
M O N D A Y . J U L Y 20. 1964
a f t w o o V I o r k in t h e a f t e r n o o n ,
A L L t;,e f o llo w in g tr a . I or p a r .
o f l a n d a u d p r «i nl M* 8 h e r e i . i afli- pa l I« u l a r U
k r i l a d.
.. a n d h e i n K i n t h e T<
».hip ..f L v i i d h u r x t
in t h e C o u n tv
o f I Se rge I) a n d Sla .1* o f N e w J e r
i*h \ .
l. eiiiK
m ore
particular! y
d«*»< r l l . e d Hr f o l l ow »
H K I . V ' i k n o w n a » t h e w h o l e of
lot n u m b e r t w e n i \ - * t x
t Jfi i a n d
the
ma- t l o - a x t e r l v a d J o i n i i i K
fl'e
' . i fe.-l o f I n
nu ii4 ber t w e n t y 'e v e n
l £~ l III lllo. k
H
on a
• e rta ln m a p entitled " M a p of p tr i
••f t h e F u r n i a i. L u í a t e a t I . v n d l" ir»t N I
» n d fi le d In t h e H e r n C o u n t v c l e r k s « >tfl< • N o v e m »«•r 13. H .v y a n d m u r e p a r t i , u l a i f v
<Je>. r i l . e d a s / . . J l o w s
i t B t . l N S i N t i a t a p o in t o n th e
e M erry side of C le \ e l a n d A ve nu e,
o n e h u n d r e d fo r t y - f i v e (I4M feet
n o r t a « a K l « r l y f r o m t in- n o r t h e a s t e r ly lin e of V alle y ll n « i k A v e n u e ,
a n d r u n n l n n t h e m e ( 11 s o u t In-unt. rlv a n d p a r a l l e l w l U i t h e d i v i s i o n
l i n e I» t w e e n l o t » t w e n t y - s i x (26»
and tw enty-»even
«1*7» a f o r e » . i l d
Prompt and
BUY A REFRIQERATOR-FREEZER
VAN KEUREN & SON
500 Passaic, Ave., E. Newark
" E v e r y t h in g to B u ild
A n y t h in g ”
HU 4 -1 4 0 0
( .llt llN
T. J. Nottlty
FRANK PR1MERANO
M l Copeland Avenue
Lyndhurit, N. J.
Phone: S3I-M2S
Musk Instruction
Free Estimate
Piano - Organ
Accordion
50% down, no interest
■ajoy yoar m m m win
I mw Rate
VICTOR
F
R
A
NGIPANE
Jersey City - OL 6-4085
No Job Too Small
a Supermarket in your Kitchen
0
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S E R V IC E
E L E C T R IC
T A X P A Y IN G
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IIS
AND
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CO M PA NY
S E R V A N T OF A G REAT STATE
10 Anee A*
US Arlington Blvd.
Arlington, N. J.
ra a a 1-ISTS
LIVE BETTER,
S * /E
WELL,THAT
IS MV PLAN.
BELLO'S
Electric Service
TMATS WHY
t*M IN TOWN.
A N D 'tO U
CAS
WEheter
94991
Free Eatimate»
ST Leeaat At— »
North Arllagtea. N. 1
WY 1-0273
SahT Grand - 8>taat aad
Organ far aaie.
Rua CU ohIb é h
Laaaaea at T aw Rane er
la Sly S U B i
551 Fern Are., Lyndhurat Rug», Wall to Wan C arnet
Call WE 9-0644
and Furniture cleaning. K sf
Oil Burners
m e h iC
) \.\- S ta n d a r d
Weltz Fuel OH
MXAD8 • m uae co.
HEAT
Gutter*
C A S BOILER
For as little as $3.00 a week you
can have a completely new heat­
ing unit. Our team of licensed me­
chanics is trained to complete
your installation in one day. We
guarantee uninterrupted heating
service the day of installation.
Phone us today.
j . H _
r■ wiring
Home Repairs
Carpentry
2 2 0 v o lt -
GE 8 - 4 5 0 5
Sat^ialia Na M
A. ohasar sor
WY 1 —
wS3
SCENIC FENCE
I
340 RIP6E a,LrN0HÜ«5T*«.458-7W0
Re IdaaHal
Co
n ..L - U a k Irrtallatiaai
SIX-N-TWO-LABS
Belleville, N. J.
Call 7594939
Tile Contractor
JOHN J. FORTE
T ie
For
The
Best
Resalte!
The
LEADER
Cl9S9ifi9d9
firat month free. Carpet, tilr
and linoleum aoM an¿
inata lied.
CHANGE OVER NOW TO AN
A
^ k l a
vw w w vw w w vw w vw w
OIL BURNERS FUEL OIL l t t Franklin A re, Nutley, N. 1
OD
NOrth 7-4905
SAYS
I W
enal
ROOFING
and Schuberth M u le Co. of
Phone WYman 1-5627
I REIDCO'S /^PLUM BER
CO
Phono i
JOE VASTO
Bird Windaeal Roofing
Alaide Aluminum Sidiag
Baked white enanel
Corapoaer end Arranger far aluminum »torm window»
Overhead garage dor
Cleft - Century - Heritage
W S#V ^A A A #SA ^#W W >A /
OUST BET
I CAM *
Coter H t
A l makaa af Sadia
Telivi alea Saealrad
We a n UBA S OS Tal
Rutherford, N. j .
New York City.
V A L C . COLOM BO
i> -
Courteous Service
At
A a M d M A P d e e d M S
Pointing - Roofing
W ith a modern Refrigerator-Freezer you have a privately-ow ned supermarket
ready to serve you any hour of the day or night! You're ready for unexpected
guests, m id n ig h t' raids” or fam ily treats and surprises. M any models are frostfre e —never require defrosting. Enjoy n ew convenience Save time, Sav^a
m oney. See for yourself w h at a real pleasure it is to ow n one.
WY 8-Î8M
7 DAYS A W S fS
1H Kaamr~Av». l U f ñ r
MRS. MARTHA
Contractors
G.E. 10 CC. FT. W hite Refrtger-1
ator, reasonable, ( a l l 933-4942. j
7-2
A-l STATCWtM
tadfe-TV Sande»
*sa
6
A HARMONY GUITAR, slight­
ly used, $60; 120 Bass Duma
accordion, $190. 313 Newark
Ave., Eyndhurst.
7-2
FITZPATRICK
General
Contractor
l( .1
Television
“#• - It - YMrMH”
Antenna Servie#
PIm Ub i Htatlag
B a llis ti«
Electrical SappHaa S mi aiS wt ! Im
SS3 Franklin A rarne
BoUeriU, N. J.
(Near Nutley Uno)
Phon«
ne 75W 184
HEATHKIT STEREO combina
tion 25 w atts per channel, brand I
new - will sell for kit price;
also used FM Tuner. Call 9337967.
7 -21
(..I..
WYman 8-4267
IV n ^^P S el^p
We Carry A Full Line Of
WE H I M
A WE
DOOR GRILLS
Sink», Bath lu b e , Toilet»
CIIKCKS & LOCKS
Add a n*w bedroom aad
Baeine, Gaa Rangea, â Eier
ALL TYPE OF
H i hath - or family room tri aal Supplias. Bathroom
CLASS REPAIRS
Vanltie* made to ord.
All work guaranteed
SCREFJS REWIRED
rtfaa 0«t S Threaded
REG LAZING
Aluminum Siding A Roofing
Ta Order
3fi* EXHACST FAN, complete
with 40" x 40" fram e and lou­
vres. Perfect condition, $55.
Frank's Inn, 41S Valley Brook
Ave., Lyndhurst.
6-25
JO H N
D & f/M Á lÑ'Í KNANtlK
Ru)(.Sliampooing
DICK GIOVLA
S k a« —Call Oa-Wa
Floor Waxing
Plotter
Patching a tpecialty
NIGHT CAULS
Free Eatimate»
262
Court
Are.,
Lyndburat
PELTRE
T-V K E ^ A Ig f
DICK LUBERTO
452 Riroraid« Avenua
I* BESQBN AVKNCI
Phone:
939-7032
Lyndhurat, N. J.
N O m ASUNOTON
ALUMINUM STORM
WINDOWS & DOORS MODERNIZER
JALOUSIES
CEO. T. CANTRELLO, Inc.
CHROME KITCHEN SET. one
table and six chairs, excellent
condition, $35. Call GE 8-7112.
iv iv im b u
J. DIAMOND
Floor Waxing
Dormer», Addition»,
w ere graduated Sunday from St.
M a ry 's Hospital School at exer­
cise s in St. M ichaelas Church,
W RIDUS SD
G E 8-0244
Por. hr», Rec. Roomi,
fully Insured
All Vork Guaranteed
PAINTERS *
DECORATORS
CARPET
LINOLEUM
A. T l’KIKIJLO a SON
N O A U T O M O T IV E A C C E P T E D
C»AS RANGE, w hite porcelain.
4 burner, broiler, oven, $r»0.
good condition. Mrs. C. Bridg
m a n , t fttgh St., Clifton.
tf-TT
PICK OUT Â FIXIT HERE!
mmmm
T h e r u le « o f R u m m a g e S a le a r e s im p le . Y ou pay
if y o u » ell. W e d e p e n d o n y o u r h o n o r . W r i t e o u t y o u r
R u m m a g e S a le a d v e r t i s e m e n t a n d m a il it to 251 R id g e
R o a d , L y n d h u r s t . W e w ill r u n th e a d v e r t is e m e n t tw ic e
— w i t h o u t c o s t if y o u d o n 't »ell. If y o u d o s e ll s e n d u s
$1.50. * Ih a n k y o u — o n y o u r h o n o r !
Will tra d r for Acrea^c, I arm or
apartm ents in ('a rlsta d t arm
S2|„i00 boat prlrp, trad e on pro
perty. Boat located New York
Tele. No. Kl Rt.r.B4 NYC or
w rite Cant llo d er. Bo* 4,19.
Michigan City, Indiana.
6-2:»
What's Bothering You?
Tee tai
Phone: WY 8-5211
Pointers &
Decorators
S. it s. PAINTERS
end DECORATORS
Generel Repeirs
Work Guaranteed
Free Estimates
WY 8-2355
North Arlington, N. X
S a n by illtalal
Try
»
NOW..,
w ith ’ siU ü Ía n ic !
W E l-U M after 4 P.M.
TELEVISION SERVICE
CO LO R &
BLACK A W HITE
SALES
CO LO R - PORTABLES
WR
MAPANJ
: APARTMENTS
Ridge Road
North Arlington
NOW RENTING
New Apartments
sH-s
Ofice Space
U SB
T V RENTALS
O ail e n y tim e
FRISTIK » DFGERDON
Dovey Agency
Inc.
W Y 8-1600
T t» « 5 D A Ï .J U J I E ! S ,i* 6 t
1
M fS S S fîi? ”
¡ S C F w ìm t S »
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-
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u
F alcon 4 d r. aa d an
S tu d e b a k a r 4 d r.
C h a t ra la t P a rk Wood
f t a t Ion w ag an
C hevrolet I , r h a rd I » ,
R en au lt 4 d r. aM a n
A am biar 4 d r.
sta tio n w agon
« m o m ap t. n b ab m r m 'wnriAi. m u n , no. asM l Arm., M ■ < M wator. fcpan
m wBl Irate,
• * * pirtortKi. «H. Cell WE » »H k x per wesk. Mato ha<*
on» p a a l and «alary lu lw l. Write
!ìS » FURNISHED ROO»tS WITH * "
"*
its
p e b fo b a t ö e . good
steady work la pleasant n r.
roundings. Apply The Leader
t i l Bldge Ron», Lyndhunt.
Umi"-
FRAMING
*•* lion, tToiLn orfh i« b â n Î T wto; WOMAN TO CABE FOB TWoi ty ? rl??1 PT^'4'^<
i
’« j l l Stayvesant Ave., Lyndhuret. children In North Arlington.
, **
S?
tl noun 1 to 5:M. Call »»l i n i
l-?m ■
Z»
5
3
5 M M W t5i t a ë l l M ΓuiM T
r- Shepard « month ok'
M PJB. Monday-Friday. ,n p . Black A brown Reward.
» TM. êm*y I« P « * » . Call OE B-4M9.
tf
Mod, 1 Park A ve, Lynd|lf| .
MS
ELM
A U T O
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>7
'»"Wa Nt Ìb )
SA LES
MASON W OU
MALI MASON WO P W n n , STEF*
r S rS fô
High a t. No. ArRngtam. WT ».
HU.
«
BELLEVILLE ■ Now t
M r» .
M ae K appock. L a k o i
Y oU O O A A lI t C lu b
A v e , i s b a c k f ro m a v ialt a t t h e
i w « » n s a n v k io
h o m e o f h e r s o n a n d d a u g h t e r - !p w o t s wu d a b of M M Oo<n<y
in -la w . M r
a n d M rs J a m e s w g j v l n
“Cook-cut”
p to d c
K a p p o c k a t P e g u a n n o c k . W h ile n ^ ^ k l y M y J. * t 7 P M
St
h e r e s h e w ltn e s a e d t h e « r a d « - ^
A r e . o<
P a rt
at km o f her frenddeughter,'.
.
J a n e t , f r o m t h e H o ly
^
L it
C a th o lic & * < * ! _
iS
^ tiS T
r - .
g a rd e n ap a rtm e n t, f n m la h s d o r
aa fn rn lsh e d . C all W Ï * - 7 1 » .
7-1
M A IL
LTNDHUBsi ■ Now” 1 * t w a
garden apartment, Iara label er
CLERK
y a v M n a y w M la M ia* School
a r e a , m SÉpSeiance n a c ts s a r y
Liberal nalpawy banatlta.
J d m J « p h Ctolaaurdo, » .
» * * * ■ • - . R «herMr*. Am» Coiasurdo, 623 Valley
Brook Ave., who wa* graduated
------------------Ilast week from Queen of Peace Mr. and Mm. Samuel NabeUo.
tfigti School in North Arttngtan, 122 Ocyrtand Ave., who ware
was guest of honor at a Lawn married 24 yean an Monday, ceir1party given by Ms mother a t ;brated cn Sunday with a family
their home an Sunday. There were (dinner at their lan e, with their
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL
A a M u a l O p p o r tu n ity B m p lo y a r
LICENSED B A B B E E FOE
•paro timo, two or three days t
week. Apply tl* Stayveaant
H o rn e t urgently n aa d ad
L a n d - L o ts - A c r a a g a
REALTY ORG.
172 Waahmctoo A n .
BeUavMa, H. X
Phone: PL 1-33»
2 ü tl Mortgage Loan
$ 1 ,0 0 0
to
$ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
SAWS - TOOLS
LAWN MOVERS
Iso Laaao Barks — Short Term 1st Mnrtgaa—
ALL TTPBS OF FINANCING
DEL SKIDMORE
•07 a w e * * m
i
Luo
HELP WANTED
■oa 1:10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
MALE O R FEM A LE
PART TIM E, u t
523 - 6168
SECOND MORTGAGE -ASSOCIATES
222 BROADWAY, PATERSON
or p
GE 8-9715
Exchange Corner
RUTHERFORD
STOW FOB BENT - 1*7 Valley
M
Ave, will alter to salt.
CaU WE I4SH .
7-»
B a c ra ta rla a
V a rity p lo t
10 - Bum* A t Corner -1 0
EGG MAN
HOME DELIVERY
NEW JOB LISTINGS
EVERY HOUR
private bath aad private entraaoe. all iaetlltlaa fnnüshed.
Call WE »-MU.
7-t
E m ploym ent
MRS. DANGREN
Oneat Heaae 1er the Afad
w ith two » d elti, a e a r E t. I
(a ra c e or p a tk la c «pace. CaU
W E H IM ._______________ _ «
2S2 Belleville Pike
FX RNISHFD BOOM «or gentlem an. I I » per w eek. Call a t 44*
CASUALTY
A d ju a ta r T rn a a.
CHciataT
C H A M . L ab . T ao b ; Mad.
P N K C ÌT ; T e a vat
ment Apt, private bath
vat. antmaee, aU facIlBlaa
farnlshed Call WE *-g«tS. 7 *
J5JjJ.AT.My,, —
4-ROOM APT, in i floor, M5.
CaU GE I H t * . _______ • 1*
3 LAM E BOOMS, beat and hot
water supplied. Call 751-*M«.
FRENCH Prov. dining
reeta,
|1M; French trlpple dreaaer bed
I YNDBOBST. * Urge rooma In rooai, I1M; Prov. aaaUaaal Bvn ew »-family, garage optional, Ing roosa. U7L SacrMce, t
adnlta preferred, available Jnly
»-*
la(. 541 Freeman St.
• “ moatha old. WE M M .
ifOlIB BRIGHT BOOMS, IwJ
(tear, *»*eUent location. B oat
hot water, electric. Adnlta. Ca'>
WB M W .
*■**
^ROOM APT., new heaae. heat
hot water. I1U . 41» Summer
A v e , Lyndhnrat May be seen
attar 4iM. ____________
LYNDHURST - 1 room apt,
hoot aad hot water snppllod.
Available August 1st, baalnem
conpla, m Call GB t-71ST ^
JOCK I BM.
Apart.meat wMh
heat aad ho« water. Cloeo to
„ a teorea. A lulta pre­
ferred. Call QE l-IM d.
*•“
6 BOOMS A BATH. o*M wM*r
apartmaat. New Jersey Avesnsa.
s
K LB C TRO M ach. D r a fts m a n
I A it u ^ a a a a a a r
IS" GAS BANOE, baaattfal aendltlaa, IM. CaU N l - « n .
tl
HELP WANTED . FBMALB
SEWERS WANTED IMMEbi
atrly - Wort at heaae dfta*
simple aawlag. We sapply ma­
terials aad pay sMppbg both
ways. Goad rata at pay. Pteee
nark. Apply Dapt. AW, Boa
7*1«, Adelaide Peat Ofke.
C A B IN B T M akar
C H E M IC A L o p a r . • Traîna«
O K IV B R -O aliv ary
B N O M A V IN Q Trnaa
B C B C T R IC IA N , Matpar
M IL4UM O M aablna O p trM a r
M B C M A N IC A L Inoaactof
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the value w ill keep rising.
A sim ilar sentim ent was
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states th a t though building
costs Indeed do rise each
year, the percentages show
th at the coat of housing has
risen considerably lesg than
o th er com m odities.
DECORATING:
HER IDEAS VERSUS HIS
D rab or aabdaed?
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A recent survey said that
II m ea 4ld the decorattof at
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