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Mr. a<ld Mr*. Witter R. Brera- Uyndhunt HVm an of 456 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst nan I* <ropio: « id 2408 Hemlock Lane, M a t Benefit Lift I Pleasant. N. J., announce the « - ark. N. 3. Cd M cm en t of their d a* h te r Jac* graduated iron queiine Ann to Cdt. 1st Lt. N k ^ v tary College las A. Manente. son of Mr. and wlU be c u n i Mrs. Dominick Msnenle. 631 Mil* Army, and ais ton Avenue, Lyndhunt. )°r erf Science
The couple a r t graduates of idmiaist ration .to the Pabttc Service at T:30 p.m. f t - k v S f t t ^ f f on January fRh, with Mrs. Allred ^Me Ntnch as chsirmaa. I r d lH tO A T I
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INTERRACIAL COUNCIL FORMED IN TEANEOtThr B m tm County Pleabytaelaai
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Thr Rev. Dr. Gayrand Wttmore. Executive Secretary an RatWon and Race o l the Uatted Preaby- icrian Cfturch. addnaaed t h r group. He «aid PIC Mad« to lead people in «acnfkHal action aa behalf of brotherhood. He «aid PIC
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South Bergen DadBy BEVRRLY MURPHY
Children advancing from the elementary grides to the high school level often feel a sense of insecurity Suddenly, they find themselves in a situation where they no longer have one teacher for the entire school day but a number of teachers. Mbch as they would Uke to, it Is dtlHcult for the teachers.
E d ito r JOI1N SA VINO more students, to give them the personal attention they have become accustomed to In the lower grades. Yet. this Is the period in life when they want to have someone there |p turn to.
“That’s « h ere we fit In,” says Frank Fahy, guidance counselor
[ (for tbe Junior School of North A*I lington Iligh School. “We’r.* 11ere
when the child needs us. It is up to us to create a certain image so that when things get tot«h the student knew» he can come to us and talk freely.”
I School guidance plays an Important role in the adjustment of a child both In the school room sit-
Setdnd-Class postage p a id a t R u th erfo rd , N. J.
L yndhurst, N . J . , J a n u a ry 16, 1964
to Works Commissioner Peter J. } 'Lyndhurst Reads up one of the IM tic anti-litter campaigns in Ber-
a—w i n t man, Russo's work takes ■gk the township often. He uses I to inspect and to recommend. —orss that existed for years have Mod up at the direction of Russo. Ifco principal reason Russo has oaaafal is because he insists that Ararat government set the pace.I can't get the people to clean up lorcn m en t itself is sloppy,” is duloaophy., of D m major efforts in which u been persistent is in keeping
properties up. The street signs, ■on. Street signs are among the lortant elements in a community, qr eomofeody looks (or the street ery day somebody gets an imprea-
"This is eapedaily true in six- year high schools such as we hive In North Arlington." soys Fahy. A 12 to 14-year-old la at the tkn* of life when he la neither fish nor (owl. and sometimes he can get mighty confused. The b% complaint we hear la that parents ale aot conatstant. One moment a mother may say to her daughter.'You're a big girl now . . . y o u
must help with the dishes.' and S diort time later she's saying ‘It's time hr bed. You’re Just a little
lA T T D O W I AUDIENCE . S tart peetally when dad la delag the < Pahy, children of Prank Paky,
Teen Age SmokingA S u r r e y company says that “only’’
» W teen agors between the years of iM I t snaoke. In view of the effort of It parents to keep their children from Mpg at least until they are It, it seems Jbrure would be faaraome rather than
H e «» » i i means that ahnoet a third • youngsters are indulging in smoking iM they are IS and are acquiring a habit (h Is injurious to their health before f attain the age of normal majority. The surrey was at the wrong end of pmhlesn. It should hare considered
era and mothers rather than teen-agers. It ia the parents who are supposed tofctor..tfcA aafatr.and h—Wh of rhair Iren. In n e w of the reports, one after othar, that smoking .inclines toward
I c«Mar and a variety of other diseases,1 can parents puff the weed in the pres- I t f their children 7 W t they do i tMathera think nothing of puffing a vette while wheeling a baby carriage, Mefcing «a they drive, of smoking as r «a about their daily chores. And i f daaen’t mind it a bit if he puffs
In Ma guidance dajeee Fahy has found «uri when the proper sbnosphere is created children are ««tag to talk freely. Deftly lead-
v«™ to ^ T th c « ^ . ^ S S L ' S * * * “«guns out the anawers lor them- *t*ndlnK ,“ wn»rwives. j An AU-Couety football player
- n - y « pretty rood St It, t o o . " , ^ . - he actooirlstkes “The -1 School, Jersey City, Fshy attend-help them to realise that they do[r l , tt^ . U^ ^ ° f not M^ad akaie. They dtacover that * * * * he praMama they thought f R OMarly (heir own are actually shar- ^ 2 ! ! ? *■ fe*■d by many others. " *" P 6* g " * « . **
a « ________ _ y««r a t the college, he married• ^ a r e m T s n i c h i N i »f*»0» sweetheart, the for-
within in the dists^t« for the U nprtoa gsei ety as
I project* ihirtag this adada-
habit.
*n t t t yfcng to hr pals with their « fS S t-T W*pr™* _ ¡taught mathematics in the Lind»
T ~ p>* « fin e line there and it school system before joinii« the H » shouldn't be crossed.’* he says. “A i North Arto^ton faculty staff hi *■ <"• nrent is wpposed to be a symbol l » l where he is praacntly an «*• tt authority. Be as loving ss you eighth grade mathematics teacher) "CM want. Spend as much time in faun- ss well as guidance counselor for dandi ily activities as you can. But don't the Junior School. Udfc«ry to be a 'buddy*. If a child i s 1 “No man could ask for a more write
I .Ulf. Wagarr miste« this Is a thre^parptiw year — the l«th aa- jnlverfcfy of the New Jersey State Fededbttsa, the TSrd anniversary "f th.* «enera I Federation. and Mm MM h IMrthdsy of New Jersey. 1>e state Federation will he hostess
to substitute the lighting of a cagarat deathless dialogue. Psychologists knot the surest way to got m man m m U ^ have somebody light one qf the butta pretence. Moat TV screens smoke I furnace.
The Cultural CenterIt ia dUHcult hi a period of great
aaaatian to g ive objective attention to an iSMK A ltar th e aseassination of President r ettas ^y almps« everybody struggled in his aum way t o ampraes grief for the act and Itoa far the daad president.
S a t w a agree whole-heartedly with C saersM iasa WidnaU of Bergen in his objection to l a a w ting tha proposed cultural W rtv ia W ashington into a memorial fora.a . ■» a aaw W I n S S n M j.
far the Bret place tha center was pro- paaed years ago. It. waa supposed to rise « f t , Su<± *npp°rt wasaot coming. Tha people m favor of the
jpaf could aot arouse the hind of
jlfty m if (ha Idea of making it a ^sanaj^r masnnriial with funds from the federal government was conceived.
Tap people have their own way of sup-
TrtppenFlags
We have an makaa é f H.O. tyaim
Also Lionel and Amer ican Flyer traiaa,
At Paul's. Skis . Boots . Poles -
Paul's Sport &. Hobby3 0 6 I I b I m A nm RatkorM
In n 9 Ml ts 9 PM MHM ftL
March of Dimes has helped Seten HaU Arthritis Treatment Ceeiter in Jersey City and Babies Hospital Birth Dejecta Evaluation and Treatment Center in Newark. It has performed a boat o f othar valuable
March of Dimee daaarvpa your aupport. CIBBSFOR TRAVEL
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that the teaching methoda have changed ao he finds it hnpoaaihle to help juniar with hia math hoenework.
“I just don’t know how to do it according to prssaa t rules,* ha said happily. “Now I don’t have any aaare home work.’*
We service w hat we sell leak's Badia A TV, NeUey
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W»* told to (« t m a n t He hooked ■ )ob a n ■ad played ** »utattSM
■ H T r * H * . North Arlington.
Fmnk John Sugi, Jr.. ISO re m aumm • ! tag ■ T ~ ? * . mr T Av»., tea returned to Mi s f w i i ;cue« tad M r ” . J T " 1. “ T .v «I St. M rta e ls College «t a n t* mwM « m •
S _ L I iJ T T aJ S J iI r f ■ N ** M r>lco w h ere he t> a c d e tn ted
George Woertx, Jr. FhMMag art Heattag
Forget Heating Worri«W e i Keep Yew Fuel T < *k H M .
H i A ITO M A TIH 9 D ELIV ER ]
Rgered 01» fflw Ptpr«* Day*service yw cis u u t j
IC E CUBES F O R SALE
Carroll's Rye 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERBeside* selli«* lu*l «U, » • «I» servici *11 makes of oil burners . .
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Hawks CornèrTHE CuUMEBCLU. L C A flg l AMB SOUTH BEBOBN 1 E V C V
MÉMO TO A COUPLE OF OkB-TIM EU Qgte a POflpK n J s y draughts the o ther day we listened In | t « p—P i> a t oM -tim en in t o n re-lived baseball how It □ M U M * t a t t l i n back ak u rt a half-o«M K I a # * Jfea ■ 1 1 1 lM Tpwa Tavern aad the participants w t n
Presses Campaigns In Two FDU O p tim is tic O n C o u r t F uturo ____Victorias have bean law tad ter
<0 the township water hills.the Mis whs a
ctWy^yj notlcc Ob o i ir M r . - Russo, w earing his
jWd Mill i ("hairroan hat. exhorted fttjjpcrty owners lo keep th rtr | f f i l | s f i dean and neat.” OH the othft side was a mes- ag£? from Russo wearing his hat
works commissioner, ft)« message « sanitation said; IN N fe !* '* * a way of iile. It
to thft^fBBlity of iivipK that is ex- poaW ^ifer t in dean home, the «law Carin, t i n dean business and gapnatry. the dean neighborhood, O n dean community
Bring a way of life it must come fagn within the people; it is ¿Mrished by know ledge and grows M an obligation and an ideal in
proscription«?
On the other side were a series at recommendations on the cam aftd treatment of our sewer and A e r line.n4bid> tba Russo with the Public
W ' kLL t a x p a y e r s.This is to acquaint you with the
ta d that, in the past few years we have had a tremendous amount f st-'ppagts in our sewer lines. <iie tb Items (which should be put jfe> the WWte paper basket or tbe pfrhage can) being thrown into die toilet bowl or down the drains.
In ninety (90) per cent of the - e i j y s r a u w e r , m
W m i r V 6 » > H T A V t .® ve to be paid. This amounts to jfcte a sum ^ money each yaar al»d is an extra burden an you Jfc a taxpayer. We are therefore,
Masonic Club News “Color Service ist nieh|gut
wenn es nicht ein Expert tut!”The meeting of fche Maaonic Club
ul Uyndhurst held on Wednesday« January 8th at the club rooms on Riverside Avenue was presided ever by the PrsaUknt, Brodler
lliarry Tugrath with Brother O tarles Hendí offering the opeotog
ifeer Wine & LiquorsFree Deliveryfajjfr l» Catariaf Servie» 2 £|N G 6 - BANQUETS
MADEtokod Boom
B l i l i j l l l d Macaroni Salad S r w t ■ Clam Chowdar
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ We Service What We Sell
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Buying . . Building . . RrfM ilpii«,,
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BOWLING SCORESAction r to n m id la tb* CbÜM
Mr. and U n . William Purehaar, 30$ Valley Brook A«*., «prat Sat urday a t tho h o n e ol Mra. Pur- B fem 'i akkT i U n Flirww
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PART TWO (Conbnaed Next Week)TROOP 2 — Sort* <* t
brought their s u p w r . W a; trol meeting» and a gew cussion concerning carap t.txp work. We took A Christmas deoormttcna on iace. Leader — Miss E. |
Reporter — Unfcwwn.ilU O PT — We opened;
horseshoe. We played ;*Sgm , “ a«» HeU>r-1.'l
Light" # e worked on W iVe closed* with are Mrs. I*. NftlAlt, MW- co, and Mi?. J.
, er — Metalne W1!kMW> Troop 10 — We optactf
nag «rtm ony. Tha «al , were Kathy PeUasier, Je«
Verilhac
Florist
9«e EQUITY for a personally tailored Mortgage Loin—w as apart tor atw
provide UMfSMM 'office; a naw tAnsatlantic caMa *aa begun from Beach Wava«;an*Tauch- Tone, the brihd-new ptnh-btiWbn phone that restfte« «com Bell Laboratories research, #a* IntrodMM in Summit and Chatham.
finished and aavan others enlarged. A n d to haap paea w ith 'buslnaas
phanes were installed throughout Ota stata.
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r + b u * 1k * h A k m + b m
M l n U l M i P T W f « ( | a f e r a m m h d f y m a r t * * .f . _ - .
■Oman began carier» at the Telephone Company «uring
1963. Thatalal annual payroll of the company la
approximately $160,000400 — a sum that's important
to local economies.
Other Sell System oparaHtna inNew Jersey were—anti a r e - important, too. For lnatancei,-«ti Kearny, Waetern ElacW*^ 1 manufactured caWaa tM f. j * contained *2 Vi billion fW l o f wirtf enough to dirate a atnetf atrand 3* times s round the g lob « A big Job- and a big contribution Jaour state’s pr«kp«r%.
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Keep Your.Faith, Co To Church EyeryMrs. ERsabeth Fitzgerald,Had United States Land GranturcftJBetotflH Park JMdje.
Aæoclatioa president Walla«* O. Carr. Jr . will praaMa at Ota I dtam r-m catlnt and ako «he «inference of om c*r»e*i «rua«- a*s preceding it. Ha la prtaidMt,
I North Jersey Treat Ridgewood.
Frank Lombardi * 4 Servos Carrer
efflcani services rendered.BEREAVED WIFK
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' I W a m Morning worship ser- YtMg. 8a£tamaM of Holy Com- OMBtSB will ka administered. Topic: "Proclaiming Christ » Gospel'1 Tan H Our. 11:36.H w sday. January 16:
11:00 a.m. Womans Missionary
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FRO M GREENLA ND’S ICY M OU N TA IN S” •B lahop R eg inald H f b tr
"From G rd n L n J’f icy mountain*, »* 'f HFrom InJia’» coral *4 ran«If I A
Wli<r« A frk’i aunny fountain* 1 TVRoll down tkiir golden lanji / s | ^ 4 /
Freni many an anciant rivar,From many a palmy plain, ■f u t f j ) j j ) a ^ i i /
T hey call ua to dalivar t F J f l rT k a ir land from a rro r’a ckain .” n K
•Hlahop Hobar I* tha au thor o f thia great miaalonary hym n. It waa w ritten In 1*1» In reaponaa to a requoat by hie f a th a r - I n - l a w . Doan ShlrUy. (o ra aultabla hym n to be a u n t a t a miaalonary acrvk«-. In Joat a t*m m lnu taa h a « r M a th ta hym n which haa Qtnce baan a m uch loved miaalonary hym n of th a church.
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