«irh at North J im y M t f*»pvttenrrd In thr Inti >t*arout ttw |*e*«ufV Upi«i th# 0Mlf' •worked (tetecthrt fore** gfWIW greater.

r*icn> are t l tawt t o B r •horktnf mtirder* of ywiBg tefe men that *ri- '.involved In NoHh jf rw ) Two af them Iw v* <•". t i urm t tn IWrgm t'ounty. **• in Parnate, on# In MtmmauMki

That thr llvr* of thrtr yamg women havr hem tnufted A ll by n tu r d e r t t tragic.

Tragic, too. i t thr ft#* that thf m urdtrtn ot these young women tU U art tret, They havr not bren f if ii ehm dtd' '

They a re fm* to h ill agate! * And law m fa rm m t e*pert*

•agrrt that at w ary day paaaa* thr t-hanre* of rtpturtng th e murderer* gro* mot* m nott

Other* feel that New Je rtry . U tm ost ttete* lark* • <otn- ra^M wtH* r m t i t l c r i m e f**hi i f huie«n that h it all thr nr< MtUy equlpnu-nt for fighting

th* triim but to thr fart th ti (hr Murk ot 0m* tnvwHgtMm fat muled etoe»here » ,

I jiw enforcement <>ffti er*an* burdened hy a m ultiplicity ol demand* on thetr Hm# Apt •■arruUM* or a pultee chief mutt budget thr t in t of hit men. When a ru tr tttm i hupr- Ir*tly knotted t t .it likely lo hr put into thr background And na Ihr newnpaper headline* tail oft to do dir Inveettgatton*

San*r think that a special in v rttig ttiv r unit in Ih r State !>ii I toe Department, ntattw l hy experienced. w ll equipped *p* d tlU U may br thr anewrr.

imw ment expert* itythr quae*-" to tak fat. H ow Intut wtB the 'nn -.uiriird *tafft of th r Mpr< uhm* office* eon- tinur to M ax Ii tar thr murder a rt?

Thr dptwn tt thr hunt for thr m ar*im never end* until hr la bund

But th»> •« Naw Jtra ry know*, to * iterytaak anewer White It tt true thr (ll* it never rloeed m « murder caar H to aim trur th.it thr invertIgatton MKM loan tl* v ittlity . Thi* to not cauaed by indiflerrnce to

County Prtjeeevtgr Guy Caliatl are working on three grueaome murder*. to only one of whleh tn anewer bat been found

In thr rate of thr Falrtawn (IH to much Um* h tt now e Itp M i ttnrr thr mtmtor th rrr tt tlttlr tope of a *olution

Win thr P trtm tn murder hr llkewtoe t mystery forever*

How about thr young w tfr In Clifton* Or th* schoolgirl in Red Bank’

Each time t murder to ronv nutted In New Jersey deter tlvra huttl* off to Wa*htngton (o tha F B I Laboratory w hrrr tool* tor totenaiva investigation. trr avallabtr

Nat only dura thto rrqutrr thr tlm r ot tha tov**tigator» but tt take* tlcna to gat to Washing ton and to gat thr F B I facilities tno action.

When a aartet of murder*

In Paramu* a young unmrnn wa* tlabbad to drath and teft, hrr husband ■ ttr knufted »- round hrr throat H rr murder ha* not bam wlvad.

Thr** two racent unaolvrd killing* takr thrlr pltraa along tldr af two othrr* A young Katrta»n ttudmt nuraa w a t found murdrrrd in har o w n horn* Along iIda ihr Gardm Stall. Parkway nrar Rad Rank

Anybody who wondan why nonatnofcrm ara batter ram pan lont that m aker* aaad only cotttaH D r. Oaaa N. Sm ith, Harvard Madteal Hrhool payrbaiogtet Nonamohrr», ha fotnd

tod SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW“ laat attrnUaa w tk lt i. drmaadlng, aatartha, g rrg triout, happy go-larky, fay tad t r a i t " So taar up that pack of

LYNDHURST. N. j. APRHL 14, !% 6

Kindergarten Children Register Next WeekI am IX year* old, in the 7th (trade, and attend Jef-

Very often I go into Rutherford on a Saturday. I always stop a t the R utherford Library. 1 can go tn and look a t bookt and read a Kttle, but I can’t take any home, becauae I don’t live in Rutherford. I go to the library in Lyndburtt w here 1 live, but 1 can't go on Saturdaya, it’a dosed. Saturday i t the day I have lota of time. AD my friend* have ex tra time on Saturday and lota of them like to read too. W a would ra ther have the library d o ted another day in the week and have it open on Saturdaya.

My m other ta y t if I really eared I’d w rite a le tter to the newtpaper and a tk them to print it. Maybe aomeone or tom e club in L yndhurtt would read it and care enough to help get our library open on Saturday* like Rutherford'*.

Y o u r* t ru ly ,Catherine Burnett 131 Stuyveaant Ave.Lyndhurst, N. J.

Are WarnedParent* of children about

to enter school have been given a schedule that mu*t be followed next week.

Children who w ill be five yean old by Dec. 31 and child­ren who are up to seven years old and are entering school for the first time may be registered in the schools nearest them a ll next week.

E li Kane, superintendent of schools, pointed out that parent* must have the birth certificates of the children with them. They

T r u s t e e R i i z o Is R e c u p e r a t i n g

School Trustee Mario Rizzo is reported recuperating satis­factorily in Veterans Hospital, East Orange, where he under­

and official division shall form " ’m t m ajor surgery, on Tontine Avenue and lead off Rizzo has been ill for the the parade east lo Stuyvesant last four months although he Avenue traveling north to 2nd has managed to attend several Avehue and then east to R id ic meetings of the Board of Edu- Road. The parade wtll continue cation. He is now expected tr south on Ridge Road to Pane be ready to leave the hospita A '-nue, west on Page Avenue in four weeks, turning north on Chase Avenue ftizzo has been an active ci- 10 Valley Brook. It shall continue vjc and political figure for ma

ny years. He was a candidatet - 1 for the Board of Commissioner

l _ _ _ L - L y . i l ■■ ■ f n * In the election last May.

Parade Route Convention

Set Firemen’s For Big June

The New Jersey and New York Volunteer Firemen’* Asso­ciation w ill hold its Annual Con­vention and Parade this year with Lyndhurst, New Jersey playing host, June 10th and llth 1366.

Lyndhurst Police Chief How­ard Little and Parade Chairman Edmund Barbieri have outlined

Sergeant Capasso A Member Of Air Force’s Frontline Defenses

TH U LE, Greenland Staff Ser- — the A ir Force component of geant Dominick J . Capasso, son the U.S.-Cantdian North Ameri- of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Capasso can A ir Defense Command (NO- of 635 Lake Ave., Lyndhurst, is RADI — capability to protect a member of a wide-spread U. North America.S. A ir Fprce unit which has won s ix hundred miles from the special honors as part of Ameri- North ?*>■<*, Cajjassoca’s frontline aerospace defense a radar console technician at force. the first BMEWS site, which be-

Sergeant Capasso is assigned came operational in 1961. Other to the Thule, Greenland, sites in the radar wamitjg net- P.MEWS (Ballistic M issile Ea rly work arc at Clear, A laska, and Warning System) site operated at Fylingdales Moor, England, by Detachment 1 of the 71st Sur- which is maintained jo intly by velUance Wing. the USAF wing and the Royal

The wing was awarded the A ir A ir Force. The 71st has head- Force Association Citation of quarters in Ent A FB , Colo., and Honor during the just-concluded a contracting facility at River- AFA convention in' Dallas. It ton, N. J . was cited for nearly perfect per- The AFA award cited the wing formance in guarding the con- for '•maintaining a phenomenal tinent against m issile attack nearly perfect continuous opert- across the top of the free world, tional reliability factor exceed-

The 71st, which maintains ing the design specifications of three far-flug BMEWS sites, is the equipment.” . the first U SAF organization with Sergeant Capasso 1* a gradU- a full-time operational mission in ate of Snyder High School, Jer- space, m issile detection and sat- sey City, N. J . elllte surveillance. It is part of He is m arried to the form er the A ir Force Defense Command Emma Fischer from Germany*

TH I JUKtAY, A P R IL 14. 1966o t i II BkttCtuN R EV IEW

And they should. To guard their right to grow up happy and relieving their pain... and bringing the day of victory closer every mmhealthy, scientists are constantly searching for the cause and cure moment. The fight against cancer demands exhaustive research,of leukemia-the cancer that strikes down more than 2,000 And research demands money. The American Cancer Societychildren every year. In this unceasing quest, there is constant spent over $2,000,000 last year just on research related to leu- I Iprogress. And constant hope. New drugs, new therapy, new kemia. Your help gives hope of victory. Send your check todaydiscoveries are now prolonging the lives of leukemia victims, to c a n c e r , c/o Postmaster. w m

A M E R I C A N C A N C E R S O C I E T YH B B H I k I bis educational endeavor is made possible by the c o o p e ra tio n of the following pub lic-sp irited citiseng 'w ho

* always in the fore striving to make our com m unity a fin er and b e tte r pltf|oe in which to livfe.IS. K. CRAWFORD, President H, W. GROTE. P r e s e n t ROBERT J. KEEN AN, Pre»i«l«nt JOSEPH It. POLITO, P ru d e n t RALPH W. SHAW. Jr., P ru d e n t

Standard iu o l ft Mfg. ( .0. L’OP Chemical Company K<(uily Savings 4 Loau Association Joseph It. Polito Agency, Inc. A. R. Purdy Co., Im.

P ETEIl A. SANDO, President 'V Tlie Copper Resiaiiraht, j« t.

JpRIETH F. BENEDICT, PresidentHrncdict-Millrr, Inr,

VINCENT P. CANDID, M.D. THEODORE niC H M O M ), President Inter-City Transportation C o, Inc.

JOHN-^1. LESLIE, President I.o lii1 , Company. IHANCUI.l.t, See'. ft Treas.

FORDS’ impress ft Transfer Co

HOWARD O. CLA lU EItC , President Miles Mercury Corp. WALTER ,R. STEEVER

SleeVcr Funeral HomeL o in s I!MIENS, President Chairman of tlie Hoard

Filigree Foods, Inc.

lit DOLPII MELON E, President T he Sim Carlo.■* Restaurant, Inc.

VICTOR M. GARDELI.A, President Tho Dag Agency, Inc.

^ lo « \ C E i« m;kk j r ., Attorney At Law

. S. DICKINSON J« „ President U nion, Dickinson 4 Company S. J. SISSELMAN

Eatt Rutherford Industrial ParkIJBRUEBT NEWTON

The Forest Dairy Co.WILLIAM < JHEI.HOUSE THITLSTQN COOPER

Con per Lumhrr Company

JAMES P. TIIOHY, President American Truck L.eu4ng Corp.

ARNOLD A. DEM AjSSl, JR., V. JVo. De Mas>i CaililIlae-Poi}}»ic Co , Inc.

ANTHONY SCARDINO, JR ., Prei.HAROLD A. PARETI Itorougt) ol Carlatadt, N. J

AMES A. RRF.SLIN Attorney at Law

Valley lirook Liquor*, Inc.W. P. VOGT, Jr., President Roiling Springs S. ft L. Assn.W. K. FIOliPT, President

Major Cleaner; & Launderers

PAUL PRIMERANO Builder of Homes

RAYMOND G. ft RICHARD L. WU.SON

William J . Wilson ft Sons

SOI. DIAMOND, President Diamond Uoning Corp.

ANTHONY SCARDINO; President Star .Coat Mamifactitring Co.ST VNLEY* C. PENNACCIllO

The Ljtnlhtir?! FloristPAT CARliCCL, President OtsEPH CARUCCI Jl!.. Secy. & T r w J. Carueei ft Son*. Inc. I RANK PEZZOl.LA

General Motors Truck * Sides ft Service

CHARLES A. SCACLIONE, President Top Notch Metal Finishing Co..

R. Z1EM AK White Eagle Monumental Co.

CEORGE E. DU liY, P ru d e n t Fainnu> Brands, Inc.

: -D P.-SAMMARCO, PresidentSouth Rergcn S. ft L. Association

U S E m A. C A f'G lA N lf k N aiare M em orial H om e, In t.

5 ,u ' * *#***

PATSY LNaERBA IV '.y ’t S lup liiic, Ine,

DR. RALPH WE49S Opiometrisl

.ALFRED A. I'ORRO, Jr. 1 Attorney at l,awVINCENT C. F1ETTL M.D.

A 'T I SO U TH BOGCN K FV irwrm iM D A Y . APHII 14, IQM

Sqo«rv CanWti Thar* w *w 10 D * In A i r45 > htl4irn ui the part* and thr a im «_ w illiamfuJkmln* a il.iii. Moira Rotmi M lt.h rll Q iorfr Rut«o Pet *r Clammtr and J , Amlin Sou ****** Dam alrtriait <ta, *1th M l* Unrta GeaUlt. M tl A v r , l.ytvlhtir IM dtn . a bn Miaa Kathlawa artacUd lor traiat

and Mmr* G r o r t t h Uo A m . T W . Catrom l.m r IV irr IVvtc Jiv M . ■a«pfi Petrtlfc. Joaeph M ixla ' ' t E S L T T lPaul lla w trty . Mtrhael m u u, ^ " h , * ,lo. Joaeph Dell and Vita Man- recently rompMad tour, chaperon* ing «i I »-bi»~/j j

Mall Call BrlghUmt f r r r f n m $ n ' t

WORTHY C A I'K U M N K fT T — Mra. f r a i Selensfi. chairman al Ifce annual rh aritj d aact npim m ni * r the Ladlaa A m ihary K n tih u of ( olumbua Qaaaa af PaaM OoaaeU MM. ta rp i a w Mir Uu> praeaadk la Magr, HI r bard M rttvlnnrw dtraa-tor al Ml ( araw l (iaM for Um Bind, laaaalader want to Mlaa la Hoaaelly far Anloa I 'U M r Guild

MIIM JA.NKT MAMA M M a*

Premium Fresh Mined Cnal\ o n e B etter a t A ny P rice

Ta* t mN u t o r S t o v e $ 2 1 . 5 0 P e a C o e l $ 2 0 . 0 0

B u c k w h e a t $ 1 8 . 0 0 S t o k e r R ic e . $ 1 8 . 0 0

G U AR ANTEED SATISFACTION

MORRIS DEMEL %615 ESSEX ST. HU. 3-2132 HARRISON

Jeckert and Gerhardt D a u b have been appointed an auditing committee. Mr*. W illiam Banis president.

Announcement I* made that a ll children who w ill e n t e r achool for the first time In Sep­tember, shall register during the next week, April 18 to 22.

J e f f e r s o n P T AE l e c t s O f f i c e r s

The Jefferson PTA elected officers at their recent meeting: M rs. Carl Penney, president; M rs. Benjamin H ill. Mrs. John Kushia and Miss Janet Rullo,

L O O K S M O O T H ! N o w Y o u

C a n H a v e U N W A N T E D

H A I R R E M O V E D

In s tan tly - ‘Safely - P e rm an en tly by th e S ensational

R a d i o m a t l r E l e c t r o l y s i s

B y G I N A O f

A G A T A B E A U T Y S A L O N

Com e In Today for F ree C onsultation

G ina’s Electrolysis W Y m an M 3 0 8

152 M idland Ave. A rling ton , N .J.

PR EV IEW — AN TIQ U E & A R T SHOW & S A LE — Shown from le ft, Mrs,. A rthur Baumgarten, chairm an; H is Honor, Mayor W illiam Einreinhofer;. F rit* Oldenberg and M rs. Marti H arris, A rtists affiUated with the Rutherford Association •

photo bv: A lan H . Goldberg I f your business in terests call fo r experienced assistance regarding L etters of Credit, Banking Contracts, C redit Inform ation, or any o ther banking problem—in any p a rt of the world—then th e th ing to do is get in touch w ith our Vice President ih charge of the Foreign Banking D epartm ent a t NCB. He’ll see to it th a t you get the personal atten tion you need— when you need it—promptly, effi­ciently. So, w hether you’re buying, selling, shipping or ju s t travelling overseas, call Mr. Lloyd Mansfield today fo r any inform ation cover* ing foreign or domestic banking—th ere’s no obligation, of course.

T H I S V A L U A B L E CO U PO N W O RTH

100 BONUS TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS PARK AMERICAN SERVICE820 Riverside Lyndhurst, N. J .

1 6 “C o m m u n ity -M in d e d ,” O ffices in B e r g e n C o u n ty , N .J . >

RUTHERFORD • TEANECK (2) • FAIR LAWN (4) • RIDGEFIELD • GARFIELD a EAST PATERSON a CARLSTADTEAST RUTHERFORD • LYNDHURST (2) • WALLINGTON • NORTH ARLINGTON MKMHKM F E D E R A L H K P O B IT 1W R U R A N C * C O R P .

No Purchase Necessary

C . . . . . . I I I K\AMU D. THAMCHN aur* Memorial Home. lrv409 H kife Koad. lo Scored lu rnard p , Thaler, proprte* "1 can't br responsible tor tha Heart R C Church, whara a Inr ul tha vary turret*fat Tha magnetic rflncl our beautiful High Maaa of Keqwiem wa* of- Motor* of M i Washington automobiles haw on tha pros- ftrad at 10 a m Interment waa A' ’-mi*. Belleville. opened a pevtive pun baser!"in Holy Ones Cemetery, North ^ anrti locsrton at T10 Ridge -------------Arlington Toad, Lyndhurst, arm** th e

ttrre t trom w ashin sion School K t n g s - l y n d C l u b /

P . u l l o . A . O ' R o u r k . M , T “ M « ' * * *Mr* Pauline A Woods O'- Schooling h» Belleville and Geor The K lngiLynd Club held Its

Kourtw, 162 Rutherford A v e . (>a I ’alventty ««d resides with numthly meeting Friday night died Thursday April 7, at Pan h»» i * rents ta Livingston. N. 3. n * attendance waa vary good, la ic General Hot^tal, after a After only seven yaw * in St. P a trkk s party waa a •hurt Illnea* She wa* 69 wa* >*»lneaa. the youthful Thaler, huge success. everyone had a hum In Lyndhurat and lived age 2*. ha* established an en- wonderful tims Thartts to Chip h er. all her Ufa She waa a '>«»* m w l in uaad and new Duda and George llarSer - Oh

HKBRM *' CRRTCTt U l Valley Brook Aveswe

Between ItMge Rand aad hayveeaj* Avsnae. I.ywltmr»t

* M a y . -*■ Moraine Fra|re», ted aad 4th Sunday*.

JIIH D A Y . A P R IL It - .* 00 irn . • Ilo ly Communion A Ifteakfait for Church School

*e* — I— —I VIvlMI ™» M a.m . - Morning PrAjrer llo-

I t Cemwtmnloo and Church School

11:15 a id • Morning Prayer. Holy Communion

3:10 p.m. • Released Tim * Pro­gram for High School Students

6 :S0 p.m. • Boys Sports Club for boys 7 to 12 years old

7.00 p.m • Youth Fellowship W tBTM lN BTEB when the waa first married. sUjj* to thank a ll in person 1 vehicle. The very satisfied Helen Schultz, Mrs T e t s l e!!>nday, April 1* — PRESBYTER IA N CHT'IMTt wtg B member of Shefid wish to this means Of ex- customer rode away in the new Streih. Mrs. C lara Krajewskl.

3:30 p.m. * Youth Choir Ridge Rd. aad Fage Ave. Heart R . C. Church. pressing my moat sincere and ear In less than an hour. And M rs. Mariann Drake, and M rs.8 p.m. - WSCS Circle at home Lyndh»r»t, New Jersey she laavaa her husband. Vic- heartfelt thank* to all my feta- Thaler motors insisted on little Lorraine Koljesky.of Mrs. Manheimtr Tke R«v. Retort J . Engelke tor j Cerabone; two sons. Jo- tlvea. friends and neighbor* for gifta «ich as car mats, r e a r The card party w ill be held8 p.m. - WSCS Circle 7 at P*»*« seph J . of Rutherford and John «fc»jr comforting worth, beaut*, view m irrors and even n trunk April 15 ln St. Paul’* Episcopalhome o fjktrs. Janies Msak Telephone; M*-7*» Q Rt „ daughter, Mrs. fm floral expression* Md many ro*t. Church hall here.

Tuesday —• SUNDAY HKRVICKA Edward (M arie> Moran of Clif- spiritual bouquets at the funef'tfT7:00 p m. • Junior Youth Fel- Worship Service — liSO a.m , tw ; two brother*. John Gros of my beloved husband Carmeloliwshlp Ctotrch School and M j r ^ Lodi, and Barthole- Viacuso.

Wednesday — Adult Oa*a — 0 :N a-m. mew Grosso. Lyndhurst; a sis- , „ , . .4pm - WSCS Circle 5 at home Worship Serviee - 11:00 a.m . Wr M i* James (Helen) Mur 1 eSpeci . ^of Mr*. Hunter Junior T a lk ; Child Care and phy o( Kenrny: and two grand- °* St ° PCi“ a 8 Rmri

Thursday - Nnrsarjr serviee provide* at children. Omrch. Kearny for their worm3 p.m. - Adult Choir each hour. , thp fumfrai was Monday ot c? m ; / I f 1. *|A welcome awaits you at the Sunday Schhedute — A pr! 20 from the Steever Funeral Home. m em b erao ftheK eartiyPo lice

cjurch on the corner of Stuy- — -------------■ 253 Stuyvesant Ave., to Sacred DeP‘ ■ and * » *®“ ,hevfsant and Tontine Avenues. F IR ST CHURCH OF CHRIST Heart R . C. Church, where at f " ? “ * ? onaJ ‘or

-------------- SC1KN TIIT 9 a.m. a High Mass of Requiem the,r kind and sympathetic serv-R EED M EM ORIAL E . PterfBpoot A Lincoln Ave*.. was offered. Interment was in Ces' R(,r(in,,„H Wi(

UNITED PRESBYTEIU A N Ruth**rford, New J* * e y Hply Cross Cemetery, N o r t hghuim -h K i T c t e T t f c x X S t i S ! ! . Arlin«ton ~ .

K i l t & m x ? J o s e p iT iv T W e r n e r W e A p o l o g i a».m . Bible School C l ^ P . ^ err° r ^ Leader rePorted

4 lor aU age* Chlrrtisa kI4»e« h *a^ | »r* iiveh Joseph M. Werner, 614 SecortB last week that Eugene E .15:00 a.m . Morning Worship \ trirouo* Satardsy, it Ave., died Thursday, April 7th, Fellttti died id Clara Ma&ss

Rev. David Poling ,/% ,so ^oiS^k' at St. Barnabas Medical Cen- Memorial Hospital after aInterim Pasiot cim m itflftt hsiiisy*. ter, Livingston, after a short short illness. M r. Fellin i was

SUNDAY, A P R IL i t - *«v5K^itrv?«?. Pr*V "B illness. He was 69, was born the victim of an automobile nr-9^5 a.m . - Bible Scliool elasse* "Ketrlne of Atonement” in Russia, came to the United cident He was survived by

for a ll ages w ill Be the subject at Chris- States 60 years ago and h a d his w ife, Mrs. Louise Fellin i,1*:00 a.m . - Morning Worship tlan Science church services jjve(j jn Lyndhurst for the past nee Celia.7 S00 p.m. - Yoilth FilowShSp & this Sunday. Bible passages — ----

Junior Youd Fellowship to be considered w ill focus onm e e t i n g s J e s u s ' p a r a b l e o f t h e p r o d i g a l

Tours., April 14 — ton Ctuk* 15), and end with8^» p.m. - Choir rehearsal his statement, “ And I , if I ^

FLOW ERS BYSPINA IN ASSETS

warns.

D e p e n d a b l e S e r v i c e S t r i f e 1 9 2 9

N A Z A R403 RIDGE ROAD - LYNDHU!

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t f t f , u w i t w 1 f . M I E B a t u .« n i l l n * .n i« f n u r » n w iM l K jilM V . A l'H llu 14. I ' M

Keep Your Fdith, Co To Church Every Sunday And — in t t I < " i . »"i

_he lifted MO f.om thr earth 40 yean r W S M ^ C h 'J I

jfe Church Services

>i it* * , t t mI I I # , I t * hi <-*•"*• it* , l l ;M I* «H M

Dally Ma eeei IM . 1-M. *M.» -*

Tueeday, April i f —8 .00 p.m. - Hlhle School T*arh-

t r t and Staff meeting Thursday. April 11 - 1)40 am • Women* Assoc is

lion

•T . THOMAS EPUM VPAL (H I K i l l

Stoyveaant I s l refe«l Aves

lifted up M il draw anRelated readinfs from t h * denominational trxtboo** *vU1 include thew "Lw »Matiet we muat depart from material aenae tom the apiritu- al setw* of belm Thia is having part m the atonement; thu to the umterstending, in Mrs ■vhibh Je*u* tufferrd and trl- »href umphed (irlene* and Health silver with Key to the Scriptures' by and

He retired *1* yenrs ag o being i t.wlmalter for

ArrunauUcal Cnrp

Nam*a msmtitor ai larnsd I C. Church wid It* HolySociety.

Mae

t. .PhUto A m , John

MOt N'T C a 4 m* I . OSa F E I. Ckurrh Offlee: t»n rrti fcifeitl » Hoa»e aad A iw a Aveaaes

The M *. R * n r *

M ttX O .I.l ft. C. t i l l KtM

Brfge Koad and Pag* Av

t IM . « se, I .to. aad IZsM a-m

tw oH North Artng

ton, and Benjamin, Jeraey O ty , and three grsndcM^drea

Tha funeral waa on Monday, April 11, at I a m. from t h e Naaara Memorial Home. Inc., ♦OS Ridge Road, to Sacred Heart ft C. Church, where • (Ugh Maaa of Requiem was uf. feeed at 10 a.m. Interment was in I M y i'll a . i .•inner y. Arlington

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for 10 a m to S

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R ITH ER FO ltD B A IT W t CMt MM

Pastor J o h n Dester Oreanlaaf - TH E LO R lT t DAT —

f :4f a.m . Btote SchaolClasaea tar a il ttaa *

I I :ea a .m . M o rn in g H ..r* h lpTooth Fellowship

1 :M p.m. EvaagnUatir tnrvlce WEDNESDAV

t m p.m. Hew at B teaatog Tuesday. April 198DO p.m. • Women’s Guild

SSPrfinnWed., April 20 - 10 .-00 a.m - Morning Prayer,

Holy Cummunlon and Bible StudyMETHODIST UN t'RO I

StoJtesant and Tanttse Avne. Thttri ' APr» ^ Rev. Robert Olya Bryaat

M l Tontine Aveaae GEneva

SUNDAY. A P R IL 17

9«0 a.m .

Mon ilng ■f'rayer, ih iy Communion

6:45 p.m. - Junior Choir Re-

Stud): O E. l-OOtt Rome: tM-1114

s t . Ma t t h e w srV A N O ELK A I. LUTHERAN

Corser Valley Brook Ave. ami Travers Place, t.yadhnrst

U-. ~ . M ■ . H -awnrw i iVgwef rPaator

•BA Travers Place, Lyndkant

IA T T E B DAY SAINTS OF JESU S CHRIST

A. E . STARRH. Pa»tor Serviee* Every Sunday at the

Adoalram Masonic Temple *1 SecoM Ave., Lyndharst

Church School, !• a.m. Preaching Serviee, I I a.m .

Yi«mg Thaler completed Ms *, »KS>ling in Belleville anti Geor The Kings Lynd Club held Ita gia Uni van ity and resides with monthly meeting Friday night. h.» [mirents in Uvtngston. N. J The attendance wsa very good.

After only seven years in St Patrick s party was a wa» iHisineaa, the youthful Thaler, huge success, everyone had a

Uved age 2*. hat established an en- wonderful time Thanks to Chip wUl be provided by the hostessv i ii We record in used and new Duda and George Marker — Oh

Croupe from Westminster andRead Memorial United Pres­byterian Churches of l-yrsthuri! as *e li aa Rutherford Carl

I Woodridge w ill he he 00 women'* organi^presented the 49thfleering al Palisades

Preahyterlal Society Friday A- prll IS at FastaWe Preshyierl an Church, Paterson

the Rev George Morey, ns ttonally noted tor his work inChicago's Uptown wfll be Tee tured guest speaker. The Rev ft Paul Freed, moderator elect, win bring greetings and new of- flcert w ill he Installed hy Mnrt give J UBtm Kuttkle former Presby- p a i# terial President at Old Tappart

Mto TfleMtore ft Hale of Bayonne wfll preside and Mr*Thomas J . B H arri* of Engle­wood w ill lead devotions

Mrs Robert H. Reed and a c lit of TrfciHy Church. Psra- mui, members, w ill present a (kit -Th* Call of Jonah".

The women w ill bring box lunches and dessert snd coffee

B , j „ f* A n a n r e t e r v#, ^ p o pHorn© O n Lsa v a

Peter C Apafi. « n 4 Mr andMrs Charles Apap of W Tlilrd Ave.. lyndhurst w ill be Nbme or leave for » d a y s

A dental tee lM ett to the Navy, Apap la stttioned on thr U S J . Me Roy ate tn Long llearh California

The U S I Isl

Kong and other parts ot the Far East In a mtasto* of n»«trm K•Jtip* coming from Vtol Itam

The immediate fam ily w ill *eter a welcome homeGuests w ill Incljde hi*

and Mrs, C A*ap his brother TtovM, a stotm Di­ana and Ma aiater and brother- in-law Mr and Mrs, A. DtMst cio. Aunts and uncles w ii also attend the party.-

C esa tle r* a t n s n a SI. H sv llsa S a*M «**e. see by e ra se e t B t t t C jo e . 'S u rro g a te e t ■ e ra a a C ouirty, a s«M M aeth ( As* u e e e aae» < * tten e t th e •c rlk er net>ti«a te b rt« s I* M r

member of Sacred Heart R C. car salesChurch.

Surviving are her huahand.Hugh D ff'RourUe, S r., five sona. Paul J.. ot Red Bank,James H „ ot Chattanoogo,Tenn . lli« h D„ J r .. of Ring Wood. Dr. John P ., l.yndburst and iiev David K O Rourke,O P , Oakland, C a lif , a sister.Miss Anna A Woods,

P o l i s h W o m o n T o S p o n s o r P a r t y

bears sif : l l p.m •

bearsalSenior Choir Re-

with9:45 am . - Church Sohool claeses toe all ages

11:00 a.m . - Chureh Service with aermon by the minister

7 .•00 p.m - Youth Fellowrfdp Mond«jr. April 18 —

3:30 p.m. • Youth Choir 8 p.m. - WSCS Circle at home of Mrs. Manhetmer 8 p.m. - WSCS Circle 7 at home oJ Mr*. Jam es Meek

Tuesday —7 KM p.m. • Junior Youth Fel- kiwshlp

Wednesdg;A p m

M a r i a A . C a r a b o n a

Mrs. Marie A. Grosso Cera­bone. 228 Uvlngston-Ave., died Thursday. April 7. ir. Memorial

a long Illness.She was 51, waa born In

Lyndhurst and -had lived here a ll her Ule #acept 23 years In Washington Heights. N. Y , when she waa first married. She was a msmBer ef Sacred Heart R . C. Church.

Thanks to Joe D too ever had any dlasatisfied custo- He did an the cooking -mers. hr replied. *Of « *irse ! D IX IC IO U S I t l f Ido, every buslnes* does — but We are working toward* the*tk me if they stay dissatisfied Annual Picnic to I* held toand my answer is a booming August more about that later.'no', lerm — It ta ■ tettak ol ' .........ours to make sure every custo­mer Is satisfied."

The Thaler Motor motto on used car sales is 90 days or4U.OOO mDe* tmcohdittonnl ^uar rorT’!n' ,u '*l _jn..antee. " <»T'!Be card party being apon-

The funeral waa on Mon- The Thaler firm la noted for w *d by the Polish Americanday at 10 a.m. from the Steev* speedy tranafers One custo- Woman's Qub of North Ar- er Funeral Home, 253 Stuyve* m«r remarked about how he l'n8ton met on April 13 at sant Ave., to Sacred H e a r t received the fastest service In 8 P m 81 ,he hom* of the eo- Chureh. where at 11 a.m . a hi* life on a ear purchase He chairm aa, Mrs Joan Hula of ntgh M asxaf Rtqulem esar oh grnwa tlw r tt ~tnalt fnrty-m e ^ Bathurst Avenue. A lts , feted. Interment was in St. minutes after a satisfactory test Frances Schultx, chairman, pre- Joseph's Cemetery, Lyndhurst. drive to sign all papers, ar- *w*d-

-— — — .— range for the plate and registm- Other committee membersCARD OF THANKS liaa transfer from the oM tr'«l attending will be Mrs. Helen

VISCUSO — It being impon- ed car to the newly purchased Senecki, chib president; M rs. sible to thank a ll In pereon 1 vehicle. The very satisfied Helen Schulte, Mrs. T e s a l e wieh to take this means Of ex- cuetomer fade away in tho new Streih. Mr*. Clara Krajewskl.

church, under the direction of Mrs Wallace Stork, president of the Women's Guild of East- side Presbyterian Church, Mrs Albert Trotter, and Mrs. Fred Smith, reservations chairman. Child care w ill alee be provided

s a t t * . eam tn * * aaS elatfit* a e s ln t t har •*(*(* u n sa r a s th , w tta m ii< m an ta abov* s a te .

N a tta n it C am m um ty B ank *( Nutharfsrs M P a ra Av*„ h u lh a rfe rd , N . 4. • X g C U T o n

Sm ith A C l*»tan. I t s . t s A m es Ave., h e ta e e to e g . N. 4.a t t o s n IVOataSi Marth tf, *4. tt,

Aaelt T. t*. tie* c i h i moo

JLvfsant and Tontine Avenues.

tives, friends and neighbor* for gifta *uoh as car m ati, r e a r their comforting words, beauti- view m irrors and even « trunk ful floral expressions Hid many mat.spiritual bouquets at the funei-Sl Bemnrd Thaler explairu theof my beloved husband Carmelo fast service as organization andVtscuso. modernlution. The home of-

■ .t . . . . . . . . ,u flee and the auto.< of all person- I especially wUh to th a ,* theclergy of St. Cecilia s R . C. radiosChurch, Kearny ter tfietr fswthof comfort, the officers a n d Running t h e L y n d h u r s t branch members of the Keai*ny Police Motors is William J .Dept., and t h e s t a f f o f t h e N a - ' W ’ P * r r e l i , n g e 27 w h o i n

zare Memorial Home, Inc. f o r * P ‘ ^ ot his a K e h a s h u d a g r e a t

their kind and sympathetic s e r v - o f e x p e r i e n c e b e h i n d h i m . j c e a He hdd h i s s c h o o l i n g I n h i s

Bereaved Wife home t o w n o f N e w a r k , a t t e n d e d

' _________________Falrleigh’ Dickinson Ufclversityand now resides with hi* fam ily

W e A p olog ise* . . Bernard Thaler invitdte every-

By erfor the Leader reported one to visit his Lyndhurst andJoseph M. Werner, 614 Secortfi last week that Eugene L . j^ neville lot (366 Washington

Ave., died Thursday, April 7th, FeBIM died irt Clara Maass ^ve ) )0 gej acquainted. "Butat St. Barnabas Medical Cen- Memorial Hospital after a ^ gurf ^ leuve y(KJf check

EQUITYSAVINGS

• HO i o an * n o c * ION

221 Stuyvesant Avenuo Lyndhurst, N. J .

G E 8-1234 We DWieer

Burk Fnneral HoneDirectors

John L. Burk — Paul Konarski

P r o m p t , E f f i c i e n t , D e p e n d a b l e S e r v i c e

32 Ridge Road, Lyndhnret WEbiter 9-0490 (corner 5th Ave.)

Air conditioned year round

Jeriey City Office • 469 Palisade Ave.

S T E E V E RF U N E R A L

H O M ES t e e v e r F u n e r a l H o m e

SUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL

Air Conditioned For Your Comfort l a f i f 939

OUR POLICY . . .

is to m eet the requ irem ents of all fam ilies

in a m anner th a t justifies th e ir confi­

dence in o u r dependability .

A ir i 'o i i i l i l io i ie t l f«»r Y o u r C o m fo rt

SIN C ERITY DIGNITY REVERENC ERendered In A Homelike Atmosphere

W1LD0 J. IPPOLITOFUSERAL HOME

4 2 5 R I D G E R O A D L Y N D H U R S T , N . X

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Parking Facilities On PremitesA IR CO N DITIO N ED T E A R ROUND

N O T I C EB A R 0 E R S IM O .V

LOCAL 4.71 OF L Y N O lIL R ST an d

N O R T li ARLINGTONa n n o u n c e s a n i n c r e a s e i n p r i c e s e f f e c t i v e

A p r i l I I , 1 9 6 6 . A d u l t s $ 2 . 0 0 , C h i l d r e n $ l . 5 0 (

C h i l d r e n S a t u r d a y s $ 2 . 0 0 , S h a v e s $ 1 . 2 5 .

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“A M INISTRY OF SCRIPTU RE EXPOSITION”

The Caristadt Baptist ChurchBroad and Madison Streets Anderson Fraser, Pastor

SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A. M. Sunday School Classes tor all ages.

11:00 A. M. Worship Serviee and Junior Church.6:00 F. M. Baptist Youth Fellowship.

M IDW EEK SERVICE WEDNESDAY 8:00 P. M. Praise, prayer and Bible study.

American Baptist Convention

INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORP.

Industrial Waste Removal

2 1 8 W A S H I N G T O N A V E N U E

N U T L E Y , N . X

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K E A R N Y AVE. C O R N E R Or M I D L A N D A V E .K E A R N Y , N . J .

Cold Beer Wine & LiquorsFree DeliveryComplete Catering Service

WEDDINGS - BANQUETS PARTI Eg — ETC .

.. HOME MADEC o l e S l a # B a k e d B e a n s

P o t a t o S a l a d M a c a r o n i S a l a d C l a m C h o w d e r

•N A B I S C O R I T Z C R A C K E R S

S U N S H I N E K R I S P Y C R A C K E R S

. H o m e M a d e

KISZKA and KIELBASYH o u r s D a i l y : 8 A . M . t o 1 1 P . M .

SUNDAYI A. M. to I P . M.

GARDEN

GRANDUNION

Cannon nth Towels

FRESH APPLE PIE

NEW CROf* SEEDLESS ARIZONA

F A S A N D M O S H U D O M

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Sturges Planning Talking Machine, Once Built Railread With A Memory

Sgt,/toviiet Wom#rt

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<i t'v tX 'r . Mr and M n i. J o h n ■I C V A ir* in ') k H , F r tA k dt M il * burn Avm w . nitd Mi tlitM ft, Jj MIm Pium I* Ste**i «ftd H i r

IMinMMK, Mr Md H it lU rokl 5i«*g*l al Kuthwtord U W ,

„ Mr nntl Mn Mtrtowl OaaHnn [• ui l.wxlhunt jolftod Ur party

Post Office Examinations

J ersey T elev ision479 FRANKLIN AVE. NUT 1.1

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M B W a M H V P H M a M M lip HSALES A SERVICE

nUPAlBH ON AJUL M /UU8 . , TELEVISION A RADIOS

PHONOGRAPHS » TA PE RECORDERS COLOR SPECIALIST

Fairteifli Dickinson To Host Six Hi Annual Scout-O-Rcmia

D I S C O U N T H O U S E

and t a v i n f t arc bursting out all over ••• 01

S P R I N G IS T H E T I M E F O RHOME IMPROVEMENTS

P o r t e r h o u s e » 8 9 ‘Kearny Federal Savings for your low cost

ROME IMPROVEMENT LOAN

LONDON BROIL , j rSTEWING BEEF * 8 9 c^ d b e It ia k J 1w

ROUND STEAK » 8 9 'ROUND ROAST » 9 9 c

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R A N K IN RIBSUmfrnmlrnmBEEF LIVER FRANKS . 7 5 f b H o f s o l e

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juices “S r 6 s»lM W p fi"” 5 i-89- K s m i i r e s -29' kolls 2 i: 89' pizzarettes s 95' S raweerries s 49' apple p u s 3 s »9‘ t a ' f s m u s K 59' i c E m S B a m a-S9‘

The Oldest financial Institution In Town — Since l t t4

Grand Union 579 Ridge Road, North Arlington Instant Redemption Service” Bloomfield, (I. J. 22 Washi

NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE 80 RIDGE 80.AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

PLENTY Of « K PAtKlNO AT BOTH Off• 614 KEA#NY«lVt ,KEARNY, N. J

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mad? a plaintive

Freeholder Daly ia right about tka need for w j y .

Bo| where wa* Freeholder Daly a couple ef yean u o whan Mr. Jone* waa ruthle**- hr having John Ry», than deputy mayor ol Fair Lawn, aecond largest tow n in Bar­gee and a powerhouse in the Republican organisation, thrown out o l hi* countyjob?

W hat wa* tha tin Mr. Rv* had com­mitted?

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LTIDHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONSPuMMifd every Thursday by The Commercial leader Priming Company I t 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. J. Telrphone GEneva S*#riHl-870l

r E S C r T ~JO H N SAVINO

S k t e t e r C o m m U t i o n B e g i n n i n g C l e a n - U p

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its YOU LIK E ITBY JOAN TIKHNKY

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Srruml-( Um poetapr paid at Hulhrrforil, N. J,

■ 1 1 0 0 Per Y e a r -

l.yndliu tX , N. J,. April 14. 1966

Is Song Of Unity Off-Key?one of the remaining Rt-

of the Board of plea for Re-

k.new Republican or-

taken the field, Free- *ome of ita leader*,

AUtyne, who ran the unbroken tiring of victories

i chairman, thould be working i with suck eminent men as county chairman, W alter H.

in three years lost the Repubh- senators, assemblyman and free-

Daly is right about the need

a couple ruthless-

ol

was the tin Mr. R y i had com-

He was one of the most valued employ­ees in Bergen County, conscientious, de­dicated, sincere.

But the mayor of Fair Lawn, former Assemblyman Richard Vander Pleat, had annoyed Mr. Jones. So out went Mr. Ry»s job.

It waa an open, insolent, intolerable ex­ample of political ruthless ness.

Ik e incident damaged the Republican good government image. It demonstrated that the county payroll was being used aa Mr. Jones’s private poaching preserve. It caused the en tire county to react with horror. And in Fair Lawn it spelled the doom of any ticket led by Mr. Jone*.

Now Freeholder Daly, who participated in the Rys axing, asks for unity. He says tke good Republicans should work to to­gether.

Let Freeholder Daly go to Fair Lawn and explain there why the Republicans should continue to have faith in Mr. Jones and the brand of Republicanism he re­present*.

It Hard To Get Old

An'ur'ting to tt* mufttNy re* purl Just k *u tJ by the Commie, sloe, Allendale swamp has been drained and Mutquafasitdt Drank clearing tn Washington Twnv •Mp completed Another swamp area, tn Mahwah near the Ans gen F ire Training O uter, w m drained by cutting a ne» TOO (not iMlnfi

Projects now underway Include the repairing of Kcllly* Island dike In Carlstadt, clearing the Manning Brook In Paramtas. and removing sand from the River Rdge Stream In R iver Edge

Also reported by the Commis­sion wa* Ihe temporary Installa­tion ol a plywood door In the Eck*l Ude gate. The tlde-gale's original X Inch cast Iran door split Into 4 piece* tor aome un­known reason.

E l i z a b e t h G i r o u x I n U p s a l a S o r o r i t y

Kitzabeth Am Giroux, a freshman of Upsala Cotlsgs In Cast Orange, has Joined Phi Omega O il sorority.

A graduate ot Lyndhurst High School, Miss Giroux plans a career Hr teaching.

She Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul H. Giroux of 510 Lake Avenue, Lyndhurst.

AOVFRTIZM ENT

Wa* the creed that yea learn •4 by very quirk

Simply pounded la shall* yeeag, snd a m Ihtrh

These were tke days ef tke system af rate

Of yaHMIcka, ef beaaewerk, ef plenty te net*.

Se » hen vau were Ralabel yea were teamed by gate

la

la tke d* y *> wkea the wheel* made wkrk, aet fan,

Skill* that yea a**d when ywar schooling was dons;

Thai earned yea a lab. kept yea elf af relief,

Thai katit yea aa empire, ef which yea were chief.

That koaght yea a hoase ef year veey owa.

until they ware grew a.Thst gave voa a aastagg ar when yea were etd. go net te have wervtee, or ke thrown la the mM

You learned right frees wrong er they tanned year hide “< *«ss Momma sad reppa were ea teacher's rids!Now teacher** alone. II she dares sat yea straight Now parents back kiddles la sack little spate. F.dursters bemoan the aad statiatles today or dropouts, delinquent*, dope addicts sad ysa Tho' they offer solution*, te potlutiens galore. Recreation saturation, re training la the lab Ce The reaaoa for the aeason of the teeaag I* the Jok that the tear hem and parenta did buaglr. you’re a vanish tag breed If you’re moral, self reliant.You ought aowadays te be nothing bat deftest,Of ‘old fashioned’’ laws ysute to show a behavior That's radical, taronahtfeot; now year saviar I* the mighty big government ta Wsshtngtoa D. C.You get Medicare. Educate, Denticsre, you see.Pont work, relax, the Isas you de, the more yoa get, Thst'* the lesson you loam In the welfare state budget

One could only feel a growing sense of distres* as Mrs. Yvonne H arder, director of New Jeraey Division for Aging, talked of the work her agency is try ing to accom-

The o ff m at a t t i t u d e appear* to be that retired persons are a bunch of weak-willed gtmpies who need a Big B rother to show them how to be happy. Mrs. H arper spoke of plans to experiment w itk “meal pro­grams." Thia, apparently, would be a kind of center where the aged would go and fill themselves up on government food.

There are some aged who are in need ol guidance. Those should be helped.

But how about the robust, alert, energe­tic and intellectually curious retired folk who don’t like the idea ol being sent out to pasture?

W hf lan't Mrs. H arder and her people thinking e l programs o l accomplishment for the retired?

How about j u r j duty? Four out a l every live aged people are healthy and wise enough to make excellent furors. Why are juries packed w itk unwilling, dissatisfied young people wko have to leave families

a n d job* w h e n t h o u s a n d s u f t h r m o a t i n ­

telligent and experienced men and women in the world are available?

What is tbe answer to juvenile delin­quency? Why aren 't these aged people given an opportunity to work in centers lo r delinquents?

How about schools? Doxens and doxens of the aged ara available to work in tke school rooms, m onitoring study classes, watching over things?

We a re squandering one of the most valuable resources we have—experience. And it ia doubly distressing to hear Mrs. Harder act as though she were running a charity program.

Beck’s Column

Don’t Make Us Laugh

“Rely ea Big Brother ”, that’s the aew Golden Rale*

For school today la • quite different place Of science, ef laagaage, sad too, eater space.Of generators, aad atoms, tlay tots speak with ease.Of explosions of war snd population. If you please,Po they cram the small heads of the little scholar,Til his brain seems to bant sad he waata to boiler.Enough i* enough, I ’m no Einstein you know.Nor x tileim , nor a Pntbrtgtit, just pfxta tittle John Do*?” I’m sa expert oa television, from Batman to Honansa.Jast ask questions on commercials, I know every staasa I can talk on anything, ea every thing yea see,Just don’t put me in any spelling bee!That’s one of the things we don't learn anymore Teacher seems to think It’s too much of n chore.And aa for grammar, that's past history too Along with Americana, It’s slmost taboo.

I don’t read new words, the teacher tells them to you At the rate that I'm learning, I'll never be through.I speak like s scientist, s poet, Ph D-,Bat don’t ask me to spell what 1 say oh an glibly don't ask me to say new words by the aeore My education's been pared to the lowest class score.The variety of subjects makes our schools sound just neat But if you can’t spell It, or read It, It’s not a feat

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Taeght te Ihe luae el a hlrkery S ,*rt * * *'

Elhical Art For Teachers'*Traim>nttttng Kthlcal Value*

Through the Medium at Art ’ is the Mibjei-t lo be presmted ■» the Teacher* Seminar of the Jewfth Education Association t J . E A . ) of Essen County scheduled for Tuesday, March iith hum 12:15 tn M S PM The teacher* w ill he Joined at this semlon by parents at chil­dren til schools represented by the J K A Parent* Council. All parents ar* Invited The session w ill be marked by an Illustrat­ed k>< lure given by Mrs Tern- tma O ta ri Director at th* De- partmmt ot Art Education at the Jewish Education Commit- tee ot N Y.

Mrs G eu ri 1s s well known w riter on and teacher al art which *he fla* studied at the New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Columbia Univer­sity , Mew York School of So­c ia l Research and the Taos •School of Art In New Mexico. She is a graduate of the Teach­er* Institute of the Jewish The­ological Seminary of America. Recently. Mrs Gerari conduct­ed an exhibit of original stone sculpture at the Loeb Student Center

The lecture la to be held tn 'h r ftertmde Amnsnn H .ll ut Temple B'nai Abraham, 831 Clinton Ave., Newark. It Is be­ing given under the Joint spon­sorship of the J E .A . mid-win­ter Seminar and the Parents Council of which M rs. Helen Kazin is chairman and Sylvan H Kohn consultant The hosts w ill b« a committee of B'naiKunrninrr m m r w r : Abra­ham A. Spack, Educational Di­rector of the B nai Abraham Religious Schools. Parents wishing to attend are asked to notify the J E .A . office in ad­vance.

High School. Teawek "Und*r- standing Resulting la Action will be th* theme of th* busi­ness meeting and th* workshop* h b* held for torsi unit com mine* chairman It was kanounc •d at thr monthly Board al Mansgm meeting by Mr* Uwls Gamboa. Council vie* president and meeting chairman

Mrs. Em il Osot, nominating •umaiMlaa chairman, presented the slat* of officer* lor election by the general membership at the Council'* spring meeting. Those nomlnktsd art president. Mm. Elwyn H PVters: vice pre­sidents. Mm. Qtarlee W. Christ. Mtx . aruM KoU. Mrs. John S. Murray, and Mrg Praak Scibet- ta; airi correitginding *w:retary, Mr* Y M * r .

m i r f V the four teacher FeUawsffcb 'Awards and also the two student scholarships wUl be announeed at the May meeting. Publicity record hooks will b* judged In *srly May and wUl be certified before display on May 31

Mr. and Mrs William Car. ment and chttJmi, Carol. Ken­neth and Denise, of Thomas Ave., and Mrs. Carmcnt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hotel nghauam at Brooklyn. •Pent th* Easter weekend at the home of Mra. CarmMt ’s bro­ther shd family. Hr. and Mr*. Ronald Hoenlnghausen and *ons( Richard and Scott, at their home at Liverpool. N. Y.

B e r g e n P T A T o H o l d M e e t i n g

The annual spring meeting of the Bergen County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations w ill be held on Monday. May 23, at tho Benjamin Franklin Junior

FORESTFENCE

COMPANYAll .Types of Wooden Fences and Chain Link

Fences —For F ree Estim ate

c a l l .SAM MINGOIA *3M M 2

2*2 CHASE AVENUE Lyndhurst

Eaat Rutherford, torn by b itter faction- alism, makes a habit of turning down the school budget. I t did so once this year. Then, when a new high school was pro­posed, th e same forces th a t lought the budget ganged up on the school proposal and defeated i t

Tke argum ents were acrimonious. Sel­dom did they reach the elevated stage w here the interests of the children rather than of the politicians w ere uppermost.

Some of those who licked tke school proposal, including Samson Ferraro, the Lyndhurst High School teacher who dou­bles as a member of the E ast Rutherford Board of Education, now proposes a re­gional school.

Good luck to them.But does anybody in his right mind think

th a t a Board ol Education which has shown itself so irresponsible would be tHisted in a regional combination?

Caristadt, which has suffered insult and

outrage a t the hands of the East Ruther­ford demolition squads, could tell the other municipalities which are being coaxed to talk regional school what it means te try to work East Rutherford.

There are many who believe that failure of voter* to tu rn out for school election are influenced no t so much by apathy and indifference as by the feeling that there is nothing to be gained.

Elected by a small percentage of the people, Boards of Education aD too often tend to become irresponsive and irrespon­sible. In East Rutherford the efforts of the educators to keep their schools on an even line while the Board of Education is shaken by political convulsions is tragic.

One m ust have great faith in the demo­cratic system to believe that one day the good people of E ast Rutherford are going to rise up in th e ir wrath and toss out the politicians who have a grip on the school, system.

Form er Governor Robert B. Meyner, who is advertising cxar of the cigarette in­dustry, m ight take a look a t television.

There is a code in television which bans th e actual drinking of alcoholic beverages in the advertising.

’.r Me; yner might consider a similar ban on smoking. Not only in advertising but on programs.

The sight of the Jackie Gleasons, Frank Sinatras and others whose TV success de­pend upon the amount of advertising their stations can pick up smoking cigarette a fte r cigarette is not accidental. They are deliberately paying homage to the cigar­e tte industry. It is well known tha t every- time Gleason or Sinatra lights up thou­sands of hands belonging to the boobs who may be watching Gleason and Sinatra are reaching for theirs.

The efforts of the American Cancer Society and the American Medical Associ­ation and others to warn that cigarette smoking is dangerous are laughable in the

ilight o f the daily pounding youngsters get on the joys of smoking from tele­vision.

Tke other Saturday night a bearded clown on Channel S, who makes a practice of try ing to insult guests, was asked why he smokes so" continually.

“W hy 1 always use the product of my sponsor," said the man.

Said in jest, perhaps, the rem ark is typi­cal of television morality.

The sight o f grown men and women puffing away as though their very lives depended on th e next lungfull of smoke is hardly elevating. Smoking is a filthy habit. Frobabiy if we could poke under the layers of advertising mythology we would find th a t smoking today is more harm ful more costly than the narcotics addiction that has so many in a dither today.

The way to a ttack the smoking menace is through advertising and codes of action. How about it, Mr. M eyner?

How About That Leader?W e w ere proud of The Leader news­

's last week.the ir new dress they were consider- \ m ore readable. Production Manager

_ Accardi accomplished this by cut- It half pica off each column, dropping

'to g e th e r th e custom ary column rules se tting the wonderfully readable Ideal t point type on a new base of ten

gave not only m ore white space to read ing easier, it improved the ap-

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Remember, w e have some veteran news­papers. The Leader Free Press in East Rutherford and Carlstadt is the Oldest newspaper in Bergen County. It began as a German language weekly and is now well in to its 90th year.

The Commercial Leader of Lyndhurst is nearing its 45th birthday and The North Arlington Leader is now 27 years old.

It is easy td fall into a ru t. But thanks to the alert s ta ff in the shop we try to stay young. _____________ ■ ,

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The only merchandise which we *ell other than electronics are alr-oondltioners. We use these as a ''fill in" during our slow summer season. Alr-con- ditioners are strictly a seasonal item and complement our con­ditions ideally

It always amazes us when customers come to our store wanting to select “ an air- conditioner” . It never would’ occur to them to go to a store! and buy "a radiator". For this they would call some­body who knows all a b o u t heating. When it comes to cooling respectively air-con­ditioning, a lot of people be- come experts, although they really do not know the least thing about It. One has to realize that much of this con­fusion is caused by the state­ments of the manufacturers, which describe a unit, for stance, as “ good for square feet. Invariably, there asterisk (•) and in readable print on the of the ad it says (*) favorable conditions,” , less to say that able conditions’ va il.

There are a great many factors to be taken in con­

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Only somebody who has the

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Most people think only in

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John J . Linfante of 402 For­est Ave., Lyndhurat. is a mem­ber of the Rutgers Newark golf team for the 1966 season.

Linfante is a juotor history major at the State University's College of Arts and Sciences in Newark.

He is a graduate of Seton Hall Preparatory School.

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A lfa Romeo is present with a classy model which sells in the neighborhood of $15,000. The famous English Rolls-Royce is there. The Rolls “ Silver Shadow” sells for $19,700. And if you are a) Rolls man but are interested in gaa mileage you can get the Rolls economy mo­del a "Bentley T ” for $19,550.

Safety is keynoted again. There is more talk of the fu­ture and the magnetic high­way. The car of the future is to be equipped electronically. The highways w ill be specially built. You arrive at the super

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Tha Tenth international Auto Show hi holding sway a l the Naw York Cot— um and It fed* wall to be the greatest ever

Automobile* and their repre •••rtatlve* from aO over the awrid ar* located throughout tha huge dieplsy buildttw Name* like Toyota, Mosco- vltah, Rover * Opr) Cadet ar* a few of the foreign models on display Th* T o y * , n a Japan entry the Moeoevltch natural- (r la from Ruaaia although tn limited production ia that coun­try (private auto ownership in Ruaaia la a naughty word and wax** at Capitalism which ta a w y naughty wurdt The Ro- aer la from that famous Eng HA company and ihe Opel ca­det is Butcks foreign model

C N | Breedlove s apeed oar the Spirit of America wMch Is •pen***) by the <kndy*ar Rubber Oo. ta on display Mr

highway, select a SO. W TO or M> mile per hour magnetic liaad way, set the automatic magnetic aeiector on your dash to the rte*ir*d spend. ail back r«lax. read th* paper or go to sleep A butaer w ill warn you two miie» from your destina­tion With this system, no can

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flats This speed ta faster thanmoat planet eao Ry. 9am* rat­ing fans disagree with (his rec­ord saying that It It not a true land vehicle becauae tt la per*, ered with airplane Jet engines They will take you to the showto the needle Ilk* raoer "Gold _*■«eoroagines (car wasat a speed iamiles per hour Nothey argue eithermighty fast.

Bavaria Motor Works of West Germany, famous for their B.M.W. motorcycles ha* a snappy auto model at the show Chrysler, General Mot­ors, Ford. American Motors JUPv t h e i r tull Mne nf Beauties on display. Chrysler has that company’s Im perial which Is the luxury line comparable to Cadillac and Lincoln Contlncn tal. In the Im perial executive car, the seats swival and a ta­ble ia set up for typewriters, bar and so forth. AR very Pooh. Buick's Opel “Car of the Future" is the one of a kind model. It te a honey. The Chry­sler 300 1s another fancy test car. With a television screen to show what's behind you.

"AM X" by American motors Is another experimental car which presents a modern ver­sion of the old fashioned rum­ble seat and a new type of re­inforced roof which eliminates the front p ilara. This increases the vision. With this car the windshield sweeps back into

General motors has the col- a pal We steering wheel on Im­pact. One Ita liaa model ha* Ihe interior built like a team rub­ber cocroon FSnr safety The conaansus of opinion t l. it is not the cars which are being built better and safer than ev­er before but the drivers who t reat* the menace to highway safety today. The incompalantj, the overly cautious, the .overly "ecfcleas. the drunken driver rain tnow Ice and darknesses These are the villain*

The beat way to cut down ac- cideats and fatalltes ia to put more roving police car* on the

and oyw ayi. Every- on* drives Uke a good little l*jy and g irl when a police car la qnywhere in site

If you haven't visited the Col- raeum tar the Auto show do so at one* The ihotv w ill contlmn* through April 17th, I I A.M to 11 P.M . Monday* thru Satur­day Om- P M . to a ,P JH ua Sunday.

N u r s e r y E d u c a t i o n L e a g u e Is T o M e e t

The Essex County Chapter of thr New Jersey Aaaoclation for Nursery Education announ­ces that Its laat executive board meeting for this season w ill be held on Monday. April M. at CJQ pan. It will be a supper meeting nt W»e home of the pre­sident, Mrs. Herman J . Harris in Arlington. ,

At this meeting, plans for the general meeting at Lyle * in Kearny w ill be discussed. The nominating committee w ill attend. The new secretary, Mrs. Marie Nicholas, Director of the Nursery School of the Ortho­pedic Hoapital Rehabilitation Center in Orange w ill attend, together with (he other of­ficers and chairmen.

Old memories were revived laat week when a J foot-long a r­tillery shell manufactured tn thr old Canadian Car A Foundry Co. plant in the yndhurot meadows, was found tn the wall of the attte of a hdtse at 301 Union Avenue. Clifton.

Whether th e shell was blown Into the house from the Lyndhurst explosion or placed there during the yean te not known.

For years Lym Raint a n rf nearby residents in Ruther lord and North Arlington found such shells in I heir homes or In the grounds wher* they had become imbedded

The big plant blew up on January t l , 1*17. before the United State* entered th* w ar. The Canadian Car A Foundry organised the plant to supply the Russians w i t h artillery shells.

Hundreds ot area residents m trtw l in its- | rtsnr— T h i jgw a- der that was placed In the shells always was a danger.

In the afternoon of January 11 fire began in one of the worth •.heds How the fire began was at first a mystery.

The German government, from which reparations w e r e dfmanttal. . instated rarrlnaa- ness on the part of workers In the plant caused the exploaton.

However. Allied Investigator* worked on the case for yeara.

Eventually they uncovered the fact that the Germans had produced perjured testimony to back up their claim .

It was found out that a Ger- n nn spy had started the fire with a pencil-bomb. It waa a small object that had been used by the Germane in other arson*.

In the post-war years during the controversy over the explo­sion a Mixed Claim * Commis­sion was organized by the United States and Germany.

Under investigation was t h e Black Tom explosion in Hoboken and that in Lyndhurst.

In 1939 the Mixed Claims Commission found Germany guilty of plotting the explosion and awarded $5,000,000 damages to this country.

Whether the shell found In Clifton had live explosives is not known. Handling the shell gingerly. Clifton police contac­ted Ft. Monmouth- A squad look it to Ft. Monmouth.

Many Lyndhurst men with long memories w ill laugh over that one. As youth* they hand­led the shells fearlessly. Many Lyndhurst youths made pin money by chopping the copper bands off the shell* and selling them.

There were no casualties

during the explosion But t h e r e

were accident* from tilth- to tint* Two watchman at the explosion alt* were fatally In­jured when they unwitti-, . darted a fire on ground tn which a ttve ihell had fcgeomc Imbedded. ,

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* A 0-year-old North Arllng ton g irl. Gloria Petoka* of in Boaton Avenue, wa* aaeuv^t tn Wallington Police Court last week of being a htr-and run dri­ver.

the accuaer wa* Charl«*« Kowakxyk. l t l Sixth Street Passaic, who said he aaw Miss Petrokas strike a 50-y*ar-'i>l resident with her car March 6 at 3:3S a m and then drive a- way. ,

Kowalcryk wa* tn court

nrw againat the North Arllng ten g irl. Th* Paaaalc m an wa* convicted of taking heroin at a Wallington party. Qiven a suspended sentence at three months, Kowalczyk said h* was entering the a ir force in a month.

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Hama* tasOfWd that he toldher the had a enow* of giving

a r not. hut the pn officer aato he didn't re-

member whether he qdvteadht r the statement w u n beM*d again*! her (taring t h *t'al.Rama* said the statement

•huuid not be offered aa evi* 0*f«* tim e her constitutionalrtrhta were not explained to her -and ihe waa questioned while in a hysterical atate.

vhiffm an allowed Bamaa. who la id he kiet without (lie ilatement, to tefer to It to •etr«*h M* memory Banns «K*ia objected, followed by a comic shifting of the statement team Rarnas to Banaa when Shiftm an asked lor aa»w*f * »v-**edly tn (he statement.

The eaae waa then rcreased over banaa' objection* for two w .Hu ia ord»r to bring Lieu tmant Edward Stepteo and Pa- (roltran Robert Lett el to th e •tend Stepien w u •he desk of licet tn charge who assigned llama* and Hettoi to taka the •Utemcnt

I ’mrolman St m iry Reretaiew ski testified to tha details at the eccidont scan*. Locust a n d Hathaway Street*. The m is­hap occurred at 3:38 am March I

B a n k E m p l o y e e s C e l e b r a t e 5 Y e a r s

Thi* week 3 employees, Rich- ard Sleepy, S r., and Jean Casey are celebrating their 5th year of employment with Na­tional Community Bank. BothMr ■ bteepy ■ - ■ and M rs..work In the Rutherford Office of ihe bank.

Mr Sleepy, **- ta a CtaUectton

Paaaaic and Garfield and prtor to hit employment wife Nation a» Cummunlly, waa f Carrier tor (he Paaaalc Paat O Sk* fnr a period of M yean.

He U a resident of E a s t Rutherford, and h* ta a member of the Patriotic Ontar Soas of America ta Maywood tm) Bv-

Mrs Jean Catny work* aa aCtark In tha Kotherford office of National Cummttnlty She ta a graduate of St F-dround's A eademy and wat lew iM rty em­ployed by Itnmklyn Tmat Oo. and American Machine A Foun­dry

M n Caaey, a resident at Sadtfie Brook, ta a gaember af % Philip s the Apostle. Moth e r’i Guild and the Saddle Bruok P T A .

ten lorated la Bergen, ttudaun and Paaaak couMlea, said Mr Rama, with a new un­it Union City West aad th a Ramsey congregation. recent addition! to tha Circuit arr men* Assu* iet#t| members to* tal agpmimaiety j uou at tha present time "

Um Bonveoihm • activity r iB aed by Joseph D.a aped*] ttav-ellag

minister for Jehovah* Wit neaaes tn New Jersey lie wUl be assisted by Dal R Itorckel director of m inisteri tm Greutt Francis Cataruan the Waatwood congrrgatkm been appointed convention man agrr.

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Julio S. Renat, preaiding mln lite r ot the WoodifUdgr camire gation of Jehovah's Witness i* t llaehenaack Street. Wood HirtR- N. J , advised the group trus »e*k that diey .w ill parti c44te in a Bible convention at Snyder High School ln Je r­sey City on May 13. 14, and IS 'ihe meeting ta being arrang e«l hy the Watrhtower Society of ii’tiokiyn, New Vark, fo r New Jersey Circuit One of Je ­hovah's Wltneases and the pro­gram w ill feature a number of tracing sessions designed to encourage the m inltten to use the Bible more effectively Ir. all phase* of the ministry

"The Circuit ta uf 19 congregations

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Kowalcxyk, from Ms irlrt fttend*? house, wttnmed the hlt-andrtin and gave the license number and car des crlption to the police w ho traced the car to North Arllng ion. The struck man was Wal­ter Wajtach. 35 Kosauth St., who suffered- a possible fractured 1-g and head Injuries.

Defending Miss Petokas lor leaving the wene of the acci­dent waa Joseph Ban**, w ho accused Sergeant Ina* of not properly advising (’■■fendant of her constitutional trghts before taking a stute-

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Troop J l — W* nptftvl our meeting with the G irl Scout Prayer. Then we made Bunnry Sachet Bag* which we can pin on our coat* and wear an Ratt­er Sunday Leaden - Mrs. M IJellaFave and M n. 8 Gentile Reporter Suu»an Simunafc.

Troup M ~ We wwrked on ot kerchief* and atmoat flnUhed flHUE Then w> mucUMH HOT trip lo the Museum of Natural ffitio ry and the C lm n . The meet in* waa eluted with the Good • night Circle, Brownie Prayer, and the iqtieere lead ­er* —' Mra. R . Mitchell and M n. P CJemete. Reporter - Susan Souza.

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The rnontiUi. aiertuuj oCUv West Hudson * South Ilcrgen Chamber of Cbmmerre w i l l feature Mr Alfred A Porro, J r ., one of the fnrwmoat authnrttiea nn this vttal meadmv lands sotv ject as a speaker.

the meeting la to be held on Monday, April 18th. at tha Lithuanian Community Center, 6 Davis Avenue. Kearny Some of Mr Porro'* activities in thi* field are as follow*.

A Lyndhurst Attorney, he haa long been active In the meadow- land problem and recently re­turned From a tW t to Louisiana,

tain adequate mining start* Because Of fhe limited num­

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a h e ad ach e?

^ Y T ? ' ]a ff you happen fo have one right* n °w. probably a ll you need is

an asplrih. But the fact Is : a headache sometimes it a signal. It may be telling you something is wrong . , . perhaps something cjfcite remote from the pain. 16 this event it's a sympfomvaltaMtmfonTrationforyourphysicran.SO if you have t f*rsistent 6r fictirrtng MtfacttC and don't krtoiw Why, see your doettfr. Don’t takfc a chance. Your physician can probably clear up your problem in short order. O f course, he may aay all you need is aspirin—but even that's wortI

n s i p i r * ■

L e v y ’s pharm acy, IRC299 STUYVESANt AVE. GE 8-1026

Phone

N e w J e r s e y B e llB.H j a i . M-.I—- !i- B-u C.ref * e* w a ea^w^eiae owt ojiu c a a n v ic a ■l ic t r ic a n d b a * c o m i > a n y / t « x w y i n s *«*v»h i of * oum i « r* r i

E Q U IT YS A V IN G S

ANO IOAN AllOCiAiftON

K E A R N Y A V E . C OR NE H Or. M I D L A N D AV EKEARNY, N.J.

T I H T W D A Y , A P H n . 1 4 . I W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

SPOIl T— W ISE U t f f e L «I t Is dW ficult to imnnuw that • ( • U ' - i a k m D r o « T * m c *11- Held At

THE COMMERCIAL IX A O nt \VT) SO irril RFRGKN REVIEW

Tennis Clink For Y. M. C. A

Dam it pay to Mt home I runs in baseball? . , . W tU . took at these rather Mid ] flfu res from IN S . l l j f two teams In the National lM (H that Mt th# M M 1 homers during tk* season w en th* Braves wHJ» IM and the Reds w ith MS — and the Braves finished ia 3th place and the Red* in 4th . , . And the team that led the American League in homers was the Boston RM Sox with 163 — and they finished 9th! " >

I bet you didn't know . . . Thursday, Friday ot SafMr- day A p ril 14, 15, 16 yen can buy famous make wash and wear chino pants foro n ly $ 4 . 8 7 * * *second pair tor only | ♦'

when you mention th is col-.

N. A rling ton

Pre - Season Air Conditioner

Admiral

ANNIVERSARY. . .

and wfrre celebrating a n e w high of

W* Repair Coal Furnaces

CANNELCOALFor Tbe Fireplace

H o p p e rs C o k e m F u e l Oil

The Stuyvesant Co.M ||f§ Tel: 9 3 9 -7 9 0 0

Call for ■ FREE check-up of your heating equipment . . . no obligation

695 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J.

LIM ITED TIM E ONLY

S h o w e r E n c l o s u r e s ,

S a f e t y G l a s s E x p e r t l y

I n s t a l l e d $ 4 9 . 5 0Choice of design

F orte Tile Co. NO. 7-0253

ELEC TR O N IC C EN TER 8 Ridge Road, North Arling

991-5840 - '4FOR FAST SERVICE •-* V .

Fedders & Adm iral j AirConditioners

Authorised Dealer Motorola, Zenith tc Adm iral Televisions

Service H i F i Stereo I

J O H N SRadio S- T ,V . Servicc

438 -9120Color & B . & W .

309 Chuse Ave, Lyndhvirrt

G£T FULL

I f « i f s v - i 0i» i i i ' rCALL FOR A Fit EE

ESTIMATE OV A MEW220 volt — 3 wire

SERVICE TODAY

GE 8 - 4 5 0 5 A.CItflsar&son

ELECTUIC1AN9MJ Stu>vesant Av., Lyndhurw

.<*00000000000000000

Kl'ARNJ? A V E . COR HER OF M ID LA N D AVE

KEARNY, N.J.

Ruttterford Museum To Show, hU fc Invited Sunday

I ,* * * * t * 1*1 t r <r*p* i illy wmIi h> thank

M *r H H*-« k. n*\ la th * Krtn itti* slid th* < Jrifq f al Set r*d Heart It C Church fr>i iK w «*nl«rt»«iB « w 4 th* u lli C«n »nd BMWben a l ihe Lynd hunt Police Dept and Die »t*ft of the Nasatv Memorial Ikwnr Inc. fur thcu k M am! efficient services *

P effivn l WUc ami CMidrvn

Su*aa, Vivian M arilyn. M kharl ■art Nancy of We«t Springfield r ;* u

Mr. and M n, Patrkk J Hn»l«nrk ot Paat I m w .

M n Mhhaal M im w here M ik wtehn to r ^ n u ii Mg "Thank You" to ail w h o helped make tht recent CN-w w AueUen held by thrAM VETS Auxiliary Mich • fine WiCQMf.

Itrian and Sharon, luck Wash to, Mi** Sharon Me O arken,

* »d cWMren CaMty. John andKevin, and Mr* George Roche, ol Uvtng«tan: Mr aad M n William Ritr-fw tod mm Keith and Kelly at Glen Rldg*. Mr and M n John Master* ■ n d children. John, Steven Patrt- eta. Kathleen and TlmotHy ol Ramsey, Mr and M n Philip Oath and Mr and M n. Kohrrt Gattl and ehiklrrn. Michael and Uaa at Lang Inland, and Mtw M ary Shanahan

Sa»* BIG Money During Our

RECORD BREAKING SALE

<m«a o r t r a n k * -FKU U N 1 - D eem l* tt Im-

po«dtlle to thank all tn person GMCPICKUPS

TRUCKS BUILT, SOLD AND

SERVICED BY TRUCK PEOPLE

A» Low A iA i l T h ® W a t e r

.. Y o u N e e d W ELLS DRILLED Estimate* Chearfty

GivenP r o t e c t Y o u r s e l f

A g a i n s t D r o u g h tB aailtfy Your Lawn Ground*W m K Your Cur Fill Yoar Pool Air-Condition Your Home

W ith Potable W ater

W a t e r P r o c u r e r sN. J . S tate Licensed

Featuring extra* not always included in othor tracks . . . Dual head lamps . . . S ilS x IS Tiros . . . Doable wail cab con­struction GMC'* exclusive suspension . . . CM ’. 24-24 W arranty, to.

FRANK’SGARAGE

2 6 7 -2 6 9 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J.

W E 9-77M

Igg^ l “ We’re As Near As Your Telephone”

Ready-Reference Business DirectoryFor Goods and Services You Need When You Need Them!

S i d n e r s E n t e r t a i n

Mr. and Mrs W illiam Sidncr and sons, Walter and James, of Page Avenue have as their guest for a month M n. Sid- ner’s mother,, M n. L . W. F u e s s of Stuttgart, Arkanas L a s t evening. Mrs. Sidner and he: mother went to hear the opera

A s p h a l t P a v i n g

Fo r Estim ate* On Guaranteed Hot Asphalt

D rivew ays, Parking Areas, Playgrounds, etc. C all

NO ‘ 7-1702 Jo«»ph L. P e tr t lla

N utley C o n trac to r (Since 1S25)

I f ^ r e a l e s t a t e

r e a l l y a g o o d

i n v e e i i t i e i t t ?

E l e c t r i c i a n sV V W y W W S A A iW V V W

B r i c k s t e p s , R e t a i n i n g

W a l l s , S i d e w a l k s ,

P a t i o s , P l a s t e r i n g a n d

S m a l l J o b s .

C a l l J i m 9 9 1 - 3 9 2 8 .

ANNIVERSARYand w e’re celebratin

a new high ofO f course it i s . . . here’s w hy!

JLand is the basic commodity! Everywhere an in- _ _x ' vestment ih real estate offers advantages of safely,

security’ and stability. There is prottciion from inflation and an opportunity for income and profit. It even presents * n opportunity to save

: on estate and income taxes. As professionals in real estate, we'd like to explain the opportuni-

r ties lo you and interpret them in light of local circumstances and yoar owa personal objectives and desires. We’ll show you available investment propertieswithin your reach both geographically and financially. — V T 5£ x

SAVINO AGENCY ( C |251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. j. H R /

GEneva 8-3121 X ® /

F l o o r C o v e r i n g s

CARPET LINOLEUM

WALL COVERING

Tiles.

LYNDHURST FLOOR COVERING

S e r v i c e

ED SUDOL 656 RIDGE RD,• i l l ( ;E 8,0244

U C ii)0 B a iu $ 3 3 0 B O B S G B U E IB B G£jQ D *s s u r e a g g u s □ a c a y u ja a a a c f j

O U Q SJ E S Q [M B S B O E J T i r a Q □ □ □ a a a E tJO C Hairs cjhh qqqbh mu j sa u uo a a o o E E J s iu s P jQ : D S J B iia a E iy u g t ju i 3 U G E J m a g g u am m m B a E B a a J l

D E F O F K E A H N V

**ae mate, aae female. ( ail aR*■ * p.m . M M » . 4-11

~ STAM P c o iX K C T O R i

('OIXSCTtOMft WANTED I I |i «am p * ( ola O t., Wt Ridge • * .

An Kqual Opportunity !»*(•>•M IO M tm \ E1*4 (v m v \ra . «or. «-d«n..ilm l nM fRoa. »|«M. (a ll *«•! aflor | jt.n i. _

MACHINISTS MILLING MACH. OP.

INSPECTOR Q.C. ~ BRIDGEPORT OP.

T O O L M A K E R S DRILL A TAP

h a t on n iu m t m iir r FL05NTT O V lB frW *

TOP RATES Many KX< « .I.* .N T *iwntn*« Irm odern plant - w t«t euuiv tnet • SSTKADT MhUI TAKE MOMK PA . with adi‘*«r#f>i«iii* for e ap id lS ie . men liberal <<«>»•>n.v j* i ,l Ml.pt 'Mimt Wi.tric k K W J IW I in

S t’HANCE MAJOR StBtiieAL-M Qi. tftAVP M(i*K P i v r f < \ |,t» . pRCH IT HHARI?ML

WT MOWr a te n x u ; man v r A c n iu m i

& TK H V 'lK w J - , { * 1 . 1 . 1 ®I PH ASTI ALL I»AT MAtVRflAY

(1 .0 :KM TV l'IH T Insurance Im i ■■fit*, (mod pay scale. < 'ill Angv I* A Ur*, W KJIIOO. 4 14

I.ORR WEHIHT M(#>ly with Det A I Hr I Tablets Oaly 0* alPeople* Pharmacy h e . 4-'

I-ANIWCAP1NG KMi GARDEN naming. LjradharaL CM (IE 0-ta t . T f

A FT ."w AN TK0

NEWLY married eoaple look In* (ar three room fum lalied apart m n it , \ tr in ity North ArRnglm, I yudhnrat or K m m ;. CM OH1148. 4-14

A lrt*a»-,. T ru 'lo r* "As * X<I* ’ D irert from Government. fo r CA R A O r FO R R EN T . >mplctr d ir, i ton and s a le s r a t -------------»’■* p r four *rr» <,-nd li.oo. tX T R A large cinder Mack twa

IteiMcUMr with i\thI Ito.ott or 1 **ar ««ra*ei AvaRaha. Bm ftem der**, to Crsdral surplus OMrtbu ter *l«ra«e of tool*. rqutprsMH tort, P.O. Rot IM . Iltiirutnb, MU IM Hhemide Ave. (M l 000-IM I." * h m m . 4 m: i t

(3JRRK n r w rI oumii! opportunity far r» rw r woman. Rasl. requirement* are Intrttlgmee, latttatlvr ami skilled typiat. Flveday. 00 hmtr week. A ll bcaeflU. Procreotlvr North Arlington Com pan) **1 1447. 4 14

O F F IC E SPACE FOR R K lfT , *, ifO R R T E An Kqaul

Vtt Nti. Ant.IXGTO ippoelaalty KiopViysrLACK A W AfefVA HOWtl

nm— I <m«mret.OO • G O . g ir l s m

We »re lookirv; for G »l* w ith a t y i t f - c « rp i i r Go-

Ut fin our numerou* Temporary Ctertral A*alfnm «itti.

I f you c m type, take shorthand, file or nm m y office m artiiat

W E W A N T Y O U ! !N O I I I

TH E JONES GIRLSin B elleville Pike

Kearny, N. J .M utt be a High School g rad ­u a te . Ne experience necee- U ry — will tr a in . T h ia ia a p e rm an en t peeltlen , how ever, / w ill coneiaer e h e r t-te rm em - A glc y m ent.

LIBERAL. COMPANY BKNCFITS FOR APPOINTMENT CALLi

HU 4-M00

l | l U K HAI.K — HO. • pe. bedroom, solid oak, good condition. Aleo aquarium aet up, three tanka. Call M l 2040. Weekday* after 4 :90 p.m. 4-tl

H ELP WANTED M ALE

JERM E1 (T T Y OPPORTUNITIES

B E N EP Id lA I. FINANCE 0 0 .

of Jertey City, N. J . is looking for 2 qualified Management T ra i­nees. We offer good Uarting salary, paid vacations, auto ex-

AMANA Tpright Freeter. I* eu. It . U ke new. Price 1900. CaH W Y.. 1 IMS or WY. 1 -tn i. 414

THREE*W hite Wall tubelens tire*, like new. Site 800*14, IS5. Call 9tM 1183. 4-14

G loria Van Horn, Infant riattgfrter of M r. snd M tf. Al­bert Van Horn, Second Avenue, was baptized on Sunday morn­ing at the Methodist Church by

NOPCOCHEMICAL COMPANY

M Park Pleoe. Newark New Jen An Equal Opportunity BmptoyiRTH ARI.INtiTON — 0 room

lem npt. bi ? famtfy bonne. ,age. Available May I . CM 1323 between 10 a.m . and 3

the Rev Robert Olyn Bryant,minister.• T r iiT if f f iiiJ iS iT iin ig iia ir T r

IN V ESTM EN T PRO PERTY FO R SA LE

LYN D H U RST - Magnlflcenl six fam ily brick, built just over one vear. F ive 4 room apartments, one three room apartment. A ll electric build tag Tenants supply own beat. Yearly income S9SA0. Cash rrouired $9000. Price 585,000. LYN D H U RST • Ten fam ily, b rick, near schools, buses. Yearly Income $10,800. Cash required $27,000.

B E L L E V IL L E • Beautiful Carden Apartment, less than 3 year* old. B rick , 14 fam ily, aU 4 ronfn apartments. Gas hot-water heat. Yearly In­come *23 460. Cash required $30,000. On sRe parking.

A. J. CONCHA Real E state Broker

541 Fern Ave. Lnydhurst, N .J.438 0309

Open Evenings & Sundays

pense and m any o ther benefits. If you a re over 21 yrs. old, mar­ried o r single, did w ell in High School o r College, are willing to devote time and energy to a good c a re e r w ith unlim ited in ab ilities then this Is your best m ove for the future.

If you feel th at you can qualify, we will be pleased to m eet you and discuss these fine opportuni­ties.

For • peraoml Interview call M r. Henry Avogardu, o l, 3-1030 between 9:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M .

CU STO D IAN -. F i r s t Ruptiit Chureh of Arlington. Part time. 090 Kearny Ave., Kearny, N. J . Phone 901-3009. 4 21 _

M ATURED man for sternly work on asrtomatle knitting machines. W ill train. Rollenbarh Knitting, 40 Park Avenue, Lyndhurst. T F

*400.00 MONTHLY PO SSIBLE - Home Typing,. F a ll or part-time. Detail* 01.00. B <c B Research Ka- terprlse*, P . O. Box 190. Ilol comb, Missouri 03832. 4 14

H ELP W ANTED — FEM A LE

OPERATORS and learners to eew burlap bag*- Al’P*y Premier Rag Co., TOO Pennsylvania Ave., L y * l Call 903-2070. T F

NORTH ARLINGTON — 4 room* itnd bath, heat, hot water supplied Available May 1st. Middle aged eoiple. Call 991-1070. TF

NORTH ARLINGTON — Modern 3 room apt. Heat supplied. Resi­dential area, adults only. C a l l Htt8-98d2. 4-14

I.YN D H I’RST — small 3 room a p f , heat, gas, hot waUr and iffrigetjito r supplied. Quiet busi­ness person preferred. Third fir., privalo entrance, Delafield Ave.. *70. Call 4S8-8790. T F

SECRETARYD irector o» P u rch as in g w ith N ational C hem ical C om pany In dow ntow n N ew ark , h a t opening for S ec re ta ry w ith nofd eteno s n d typ ing sfcilte. M utt tie e ftic io m . and have a p te a te n t p e rso n ality L ib­e ra l com pany beneflte P e r appo in tm ent oeWi

C H ILD C A R E

Lo lly Pop Nursery. Ages 3 • 8.Small group or Indlvidaul car* .*ii|>ervl»e Re*. Hot Lunch. L i­censed. 939-6340. T F

INSTRUCTIONAn Iq u a t O pportun ity Em ployer MAP

MRS. DUNN gifted reader and adviser. Advice on a ll problems of life—Card readings. 9 a. .m. to 9 p. m. Call 053-9470, Jersey city.

R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA lT

TYPISTS - CLERKS • BOOKKEEPERS

E A R N F O R Y O U R E A S T E R O U T F I T

W o r k A s A " T e m p o r a r y "

K E Y P U N C HO P E R A T O R S

T Y P I S T S !.YND. — «ew a fam ily house, ■eady for occupancy. 041 • 8th St. tpcn Mat. and Hun., 2 to 4 p.m.

Ja il 473-9D3I TFEm p. Acjcy; Open P rl. THI 7 PM33 Ridge R<L, No. Arlington

m -m oFEM ALE

A ccounts Clerk* 68A ttt . Bookkeeper • »SC lerk -T yp iatC om ptom eter soBoc: keeper, PC . 112D ictaphone Typlet t? 90File Cler:-. „ «Qai F rid ay OpenK eypunch , fee p i jd .Qesierat Office, eteno S ecre ta ry , Sales WS e ;re ta r ie e , E*ec. 127»eoretarle« . NYC, need 10 to 110M eno, b eo ln n er 70iteno T y p iitT yp ltt, f lg u re t . 70? i r t rim e Skkpr. P /R , ta x e t Open

M A L tX cccuntant, J r. 70003kkpr, P .r , taxes, no fee OpenB ookkeeper, F.C. 'So. Kny 12fc+-:h e m ltt , no deg fee pd 8000“ lerk, frpm 1J noon . ,100O ra fttm en , mech, several 8000E xped lto r, tem p, no fee mo:t rem an , tu r r e t la the , kny 7000Tcod Chem et, 80. H ack. 10’f0'« v . C ontroli. electronic*P ro d u ctio n p lanner 100* urcn a tln !j Agte. eeversl 1000"P e rto n n e l M anauere, (4) 10-15000Teller T ralneee, 12 N-7 P.M. 75Tab Opr, 407, *04 daye ttoSemi C onductor Engrs, no fee 13000 Sales, a ir fre igh tSa le t T ra in ee bu* m ach ln a t 7000

O TH ERS «bor*r«. 2.91 D river 2-00

C ar W a s h e r 100 F ac to ry 2.1£=.rrend Boy 75 M aint Mech 2.50 r v f t r t 75 M ich in iit 3.00W arehouse 2.00 F irem an 2.82

10 - Bus#* A t C ottier . 10 NEW JOB LISTINGS

EVERY HOUR

C r o s s w o r d P u z z l eLARG E seven room house, at tie -ml basement tinb*ed, 2'/, baths, •natty extras. See ait 5M AndOr- on ‘ Aw^ioe, Wond-Rldge. N. .1

Can W E.9-0017 or GE.8-4084 T FACROSS

1. Female horse

5. Merry 8. Winter

vehicle 11 B jking

chamber

LOST & FOUND

rX)ST — North Arlington, small tray and white lenten with bell un ■olfar, d'sappeared Monday. <WI !38 River Road, North AribiKton.

4-10

13. Monkey14. M arco- 18. Loaned16. Feasible 18. Inundated20. Squeeze21. Contended22. Color23. Inadequate 25. Male child 36. Fresfi

WESTERNELECTRIC

PA IN TIN G

I’alnting — no - Jobs too smOSI, ree estimates. W. Carr, HU.2-B7B4

100 CENTRAL AVENUE SOUTH KEARNY, N. J.An Equal O ppt'y Em ployer, Mf t

•AINTTMG, DECORATING, Ci •ENTRV, ALTERATIONS A ! tEPA IRS. CA IX WY 8-8H02.

IN TE RIO It, E X T ER IO K P A lf ng, F irst class w ork. F i insured. Call 997-2293.

29 Top o f head —----------------r r r - ------- - M —-------------30. Moisture X» '3!. Greek letter 55---------------- § * 5;------- -K jfe -------------32. Exist B80 CoS!33. Obtained • ‘34. Started 40. Swindler 48. Wicked . 22. In what35. Drinking 43. Prelude 49. Reverse way?

cup 45. Exhaust current 23. Spring38. Tissue: ar.5!. 46. Row v 99. sheep 24. AutomobiTe37. Urns 47. Rocky h ill 51. Disavow 25, Harden

26. No

BOYS wanted, morning or after noon. Paper routes. Call 488-9123

'- fa E 0¥?B rf*F??U 'T O O ES W T fc© 0«

NATURAL, a t AU. f

O O E9 nr LOOKNATURAL/

'— 1 NOW ?

27. Greek letter28. Pale30. Canine31. Not early ' ' enough 33. Wind blast 84 .Insect35. Joyous36. Not here37. Ballot38. Eager39. Germ-cell40. Black bird41. Ireland:

HOW DO YOU M W 'FU U l ik e t h is < 5R A Pe-T~ fFRUIT I PAINTED )

BOWSELF ? r \ | " P f

DOWN1. Shape2. Declare3. Renew4. Interlace5. Stared6. Having no

feet7. Affirmative8. Steepl*#. Ear part

10. BaiM ilig wings

11. Performs 17. Whirled 19.£Wne

Answer lo P u ttie

SAVINOAGENCY

g A a .trOH

W A T E R

Emolovment Agency Open Monday Evenings t in 7

2 3 2 B e l l e v i l l e P i k e

H A M S IIH |»tm o n . M O A N

*• H .T. I % n t

t Or- *M *n t*eF la t 4 «r te d sn Chevy tm p jle « « r 0 » * l Aute PawOr tte e r in g l i t a tChevy Otaticn Mfegsn **»

i r m , 1* . : v» * * *%'

M *** i l h l f l (41 t h O Q M ( r f m

.1 mm u n — I re « H m 4 mmfmrtor. n m nm,r. tte^ iy • • ,*«U. AvailaMr May lat. Adult* p r r t r r r r d . C M 4 » 4SI0. 411

IV N n m iu if — 14 M c t i r i N«HM. arwly 4oear«M . H e a t

O i M i h a * w a f e r . a p p l t e i d . am . C M

I n q a i r r P a | M J u t - ' * , |

aM AUTO SALESAve., Rearay,

WYmaa t-W iW. * .

Rs4*r Road, l.iw ih u n t

( t .E ANt»0*. balk. kltrtKO.i*g. 1‘ rlvati.Garage. F«wOS JOISt.

It1 NORTH ARI.INtiTON - I 1 mum*. Private bath, air

tteoed. Heal sad hot water, aad15*' largr rhnei*. Female Mriy. OJ14M j Mil 0400, 4-11

a™ . : : -\OKTH A RUNG TON — I1001 DC s o m , 4-dr, sedan, good aad bath turni*bm apt., l i r a ! 'uiMlait 1 iNMilioa, beat iM i*. Call Hone. Heat, hoi water, utWtkw, W K s 4.11*. 4 »< range, relrtgerator supplini Park

.ieep h fmm u o V jT T T t^ h u t * ***' *tro * m .40, R-Urts. Tyiiettrlter*, ■ ‘ •*B° "" 4* jr- « * “ * * "• •u a* . A lrp ta a e s . T m .- lo r* " A s Is -* Direct from Government. For

V t SINRSS 8ERVIC* < T m tT SPACE FOR BERT

* 'i room*. tOnvenleot Aihiit* preferred. Immediate oc cupuM *. I l l t a J M3 MM. TT.t ROOM apt.. Hie balh. large rtwm*, eonvralent location In Nut ley. Available April 1st. CaH 007OStl t t

R I THERFORD - Park suRe street level. Heat, a ir eoa- dltloatag and parklag. Imtaadi

loeatisa. ole oeetifaaey. Madame M s, WE.T Htsst

3 A 4 RtKIM apt*, for m t, brat nnd hot water supplied. CaH 983 K3». ’ TF

LYNDHURST — small 8 room ip t . heat, ( u , hot water and re- I'lgerHlor furnished. Quiet bust- ne*s enupie preferred. Third floor. Private entrance. $70. CaH 438- #700. T F

HELP WANTED FEMALE

WOMAN a s s it l tar pari tlmr 4M*ebe«iartte work, la< lading Hun Oaya. t a ll WC .0-0001. 4-14

WOMAN waa ted la walrb .te rla t Mamba* trke t W HOB. 4 1 4

UM AI aaaaea waaled ter ia<pe, Uaa ia hgbt marhtar work. Hour* 1 am la l:M pm Apid) la per ■aa 1-10 a.B»., Metroloy ( om|uuiy.00 Ia t s iI Ateaue. Narlh Arltag

4 I I

1 t H I M l PABT T IH I , r t ^ie.«Jab far Ihe ba*? hotww wile Na Uaaaily adverUted Ree line la*b

..(H-ntnf Utt women to aa *4yM*t*. Ere# ward ;

an lateubneai Eveelleati tad maaaa^mcnt apcan mi rrm hr noi-

4 4 8

it r i.p WANTMO M A lS "

u h * u u n r r i i a nils heaaties, ARC Ed likaaio.

4 0 R t v e m t O e l e s s , l ^ a d b a f t .

R. I. OB MML tt

CLERK-TYPISTAn intaiedlflte •aeetaf 1 in the aeeafvina Oec Merriwm. M 7 la*ef Metienst Ch*ait«al” *wv wtii fipvr

I tr ■N r i

4 (lim it urtt. W o

W rit* out yow 2 ite m s) and mail w ill run the advar-

xi t tell If „

>Ht l*ll,V < E tlaaae* starting ter til hen-da ot dog*, ft month* aad if yo« se ll Wo idrr. For further telortnalfea R s m t u |* Sale ad verti**11 IBB 3*40 or visit Meadow Moa it to ZSl Ridge R oad, L y n d h u rst,•r *'•*•••»• 'ecmeriy Racke, . t i ^ „ « n | tw it* _ w ithout c«0t if

~Tr,*> ■* ?y?o^f,vT*7cr^0 — * *•*• * * ? ? ? J * * * * ” Iran dtortte, g ta sa lll R V I3 I *<M«aaal

wei»« UM ■^pateow. m ^ m M»,, h lgaaaH«a table lamp, sstnm. Kadabdreaser aad .bifterulv w lthjeanbtg *et; plctjire», old ebatm.

mirror, $10. (Ml SOI tam 4 14 |mlseellaaeoat Item*. Call fVWay,4 n

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KEARN Y — Three room apart ment In new building. Heat, hotwater, a ir conditioning. Laundry fodt ilo* available. $130. Call 991- 70& TF

l.yXD H U RST — 1 rooms and suu lxiteh'.- Near all tmnsportatlmi (.its and electric included. Avail­able immediately. Peeler adult* Cull 28& C3eveland Ave. after I p.m. TP

KEARN Y — 4 rooms, heat sup­plied. Near St. Steven-i Church

Couples preferred. Available April IS . Call 997 2050. 4-14

R IT ttlE N set. rbroene, fartmfen 4 matehlag ehalra. I

and Oerker rtee- trie d rill aad other taols. C a l l 00M I1I . --------- -— ■ 014

•ad f a a rchair*. Mg. t all after S p.m. ( IE . MT00. t u

UUtLM 14" (Maatbia Meyete, aqua and chrome with white wall Brea, $10. Cafl MI 0*7M after S p Mi. t i l

MOOERN t pr. aaelteaal coach seals 10. White loraik-a table be hind roarh. Also large round 3 tier whlt« formica coffee table Call 488-OtOt. 4 14

t l" IV , radia and pboaograpb eomblnation set, limed oak. looks new, very reaioaabie ta ll 053 1003 or 7W40M. 411

lit 'A ga* raage,rail MS wot.

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WINDOWH« 00"! I , 48ti" *30", One Jakaisie door, with sereea, M " SO ** r

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a u i e i I n j u r i f iA fire which Ito rted w b h «

boiler ntploeioo and spat11 atl

through th e home ot M rs, M a r,

Iaju CosiajMs M Page Ave.. Tuesday resulted in in ju ries to

a friend w ho was etaytng w ith

her who rlim b ed out Ui th # rwaf

to escape

Jarquellna C.nano, a dntwer at ih» Torch I singe, ants trap­ped in an upstairs room. She suffered cut* of the m w tog and arm, third 4eiire%I f frued fmm the rout.M^Hte fire* mm, site was la ir •ft lo Httrken- saek iio iW U i ui ihe Town ant*bulaner

Mr* C tw a m a o w ok^w d

friernl an d then left

w ith her th ree children, P a tr i ­

cia, I; T h eresa , X and U xila,

« Police received phtetn eaiU

rep o rb n g Hte fire a l l i ;4 t a m .

By th e tim e th e engines a r­

rived the building was Waxing

and threatened houses on either *kle TRe nearby hom es o f A. Jacobs J r . , 259 P ag e A ve., and

torch enelaaore. $ao. (Jail WE.O T . SifwaaW. 3M P*g« Ave., wer«n:t:»

W tHtlKtl aluminum *eree«« M V 33". (iood tuad.Loa. Also Ligbl •liter 4 ft. flooreaeeai desk lamp with shell Brand new hi original

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matching ntekt table. * . t 1 " RA N n “ rlngrr typeoiler. (M l 833 7888. 1 more w ashing maehlne,

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damaged.Clothing and

Costanra home The injured dancer, who wa*

given oxygen yesterday at the hospital, was li»ted in sotisfac- tory eoncRtion today.

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Listing* want to sell.Hot fo u r horn*. Expeo*

property to the gr**! •at numfcar of buyers. A TUtck sale is the {M vttnU m ol t

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Now Tw o Familtes — Sey^n (7) aH brick, custom built tw o families, in ex­cellent residential ourrond ingo, 1 block from trans portation ft 1 block from St. Michaels, the ultim ate in location A construction, features 2 heating units, aH spacious rooms, large ultra modern kitchens, beautiful bath A vanitv A many, many extras. Call now to select location of your choice as well aa help to design home of jrour desires.Also call us on o ther 2 families as thev are varied fk worthly of your inspec­tion.

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Two new one family homes. Three or four bed­rooms. Ask us about them. 3 |

HARRISON:Investm ent property for oale, located in heart of business area, featuring tavern on ground level, 2 six room apartm ents up­stairs, potential rooming house,. Asking $28,900. See it now!

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Tha Mother* Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop ® w ill hold a card party next Tue«day *v*- Wnit April i l , ta th* H ig h School cafeteria Proctad* w ill

“ JU L IE T OF THE SPIRITS'*

ta Ca*e» M » * T rod AOUtTtMra Jam ** Stdirtaky ia chair­man. Frienda a rt invited Of f c t n will hr elected at ftw next Auxiliary meeting T h a Mme* Leroy Nolan, Waiter Wa*t»er and Am* ftendrla

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vies Are Greater Than Ever — See One ThisWhere To Go — What To Do — What To See In South

WeekendBergen

At The Lincoln Theatre FQueen Of Peace Girl Sings In Kearny’s Halfpenny Playhouse

«LACKENU> B IT rN d O W rn . r.B.1. agent D w a Jone* « .r toed* ta n U i n c Um paw prints of D C ., the secret Kla-naw ngaal ta WaU Dtaaeya -Thai Darn ( a t " Hayley Mill* U »mu*ad by tha m rrtfH ou. way* of crime detection ta this Rutgers llttartana artne, one of m ani ta Ihe Technicolor feature, now lit th* Lincoln Theatre, Arlington

Barbara Ward of Keamy ta appearing aa th* Mother of Humperdlnk's upera "Hamel A (ire te i" being presented aa a musical fantaxy al the Half­penny Playhouse In Kearny starting tomorrow,

M iai Ward, currently a drama student with Lexter Moor* of Rutger* University. ia a gradu­ate ol Queen of Pear* High Schuol She *tudi*d voice with Slater Vn-toMne uf Queen ot Peace Church and currently studied wtth Slater Catherine Morgan of North Arlington

A aubatltute aolotal at Queen ol Peace Church, ahe appeared last Dec. in a concert lor the Chopin Society of New York Mlaa Ward * other ainging ap­pearance* Include soloist in the

Universilty Choir and B A K M A JtA W A N !

aiM> *1 report Three hundred atxl> tx-raona were injured and 3 died In M i traffic accident» tuuw >*<1 by the Department in HM* -impared with 411 injured and S dead ta >33 accident* haiv . i In ISM. •

In IMS. 13,130 aummonae* wet- i»»ued fur f.SM .TB m il** of n *d patrolled aa compared wttl 13.011 aummonae* ta 1984, and 10.774 aummonae* In I M3

Oi th* l2 .160 mintmonae* te­n e t 2.300 were for ipecding awl «3 were iasued tor Improp­er lin in g

R.wte IT claimed the htgheat ■ w'ter of xummonaa*. 2,44*.

A i r m a n R u g g i e r o C o m p l e t e * C o u r s e

wiThe airman attendad Glaaa-

buro Stale Ctillagr

L o c a l F i r e m e n H e l p W a l l i n g t o n

firem en from Eatt Ruther­ford and Carlstadt Joined wtth Wallington Are tighter* Satur­day morning In putting out a 1500,000 industrial fire that raged within 100 feel ot thou­sands of gallon* of high tad gaaolin*

It waa another example of th* cover-up ayxtem ta which firemen go to the aid of

S c o u t A u x i l i a r y P l a n C a r d P a r t y

■ aciu ttvg sh o w in o• 'V a a re S e a t ear**** FIN*1

-- v . r n » CMtK« A w are, remnl**

nextNolan, Walter

Arne ftendrla

M r. and M r*, loaeph Gordon of 4th Street w art gue*ts on Faster Day at the home of

other department while Are- **4 daughter,M r and Mr* Nelson Woodruff and children. Wendy, Carol and Andrea, and Mr and Mr*. Joaeph M a thia and daughter.

men In nearby corn muni tie* "cover up for them ."

Fight department*

Iff# g o t h u n t t u r n s th e

s p o t I i t v o n t h e s t a r s

Airman Third Claac Prank J . Rui itkero, son of Mr. and Mr*.

W h i t e E l e p h a n t S a l e A p r i l 2 2

Special to the Leader our troops “ not 10 am tomor-NfeW YORK - W* have a no- row. but in the immediate fu­

tile* William Buckley, the Con- h ire."*rrv t« w , t» going to laat to It ttruck us while the war ftfeVlslon longer than M o r t of words were going on that Inllahl, the iconoclast. the far off Jungle* of Vietnam A White Elephant Sale, spon-

Thi* notion came to u» aome 250,000 of American men *ored by th* Modern Language last Saturday aa we watched were in a far deadlier w a r Club at the Rutherford campu* hur*' Mt 91'!'0M5- or th*‘Buckley open hi* nr*t program than that taking place on Chan- of Falrleigh Dickinson Unlver- Act1vl11''* ot,Uc tn Rutherford

*lty. w ill be held In the Com- •» 933JM0 Th* ,w c»a*

ir, a aerie* of medieval play*. "Ilanael and QrHel" w ill be ■'Hanael and Gretel" 1* an preaented at the Halfpenny Ray*

opera that haa been preaented house. 155 Midland Avenue, by every major opera company Kearny, on Friday, Saturday Pt.mk D Ruggiero of 139 San- In the world The Halfpenny and Sunday, April 15th, 16th and fcd Ave,. Lyndhurxt. haa bean Playhouse ver*ion ia tung In ITth and April 22nd. 23rd and graduated at Am arillo APB. English. 34th at 8:40 P .M . Tex . from the training aourae

ft* U. S. A ir Force *uppiy In­ventory specialists,

the collection of the Item* /irm an Ruggiero, a graduatePerson* wishing to make do- of i.yndhurat High School, ii

returning toHH* New Jersey

duty In Wallington And other Chrtettne, a ll of Wood Ridge; department* covered up tor the and Mr and Mr* J . H. Horn of buay firefighter*. Waldwkk

East Rutherford Firemen Dennl* Saitz, 30, wa* treated at Paaaalc General Itoapltal for an eye in jury Dominick Pandorf of Wallington wa* treated by the Eaat Rutherford Emergency Squad for Injuries

LINCOLN

rmrtnrt* -oinufff * rg n poWo S ta r to Rutherford at 933-2932. Ar-

Kharhuturian in Lynd-m«Air National Guard unit at

OB Channel I , "On The Fir- nel 9.ling line,'* la what Buckley And It also *truck u* that called it. mighty few of the world* ut-

Duriog the winter Channel tared on TV that night actually thi* aale w ill he uaed tor IheS took a plunge with Mort Sahl. conaidered the fate of those International Scholarship Fund 11 gave the greatest of hope men who are in Vietnam be- The club is asking tor con- Saturday night* around the TV cause of their duty to thi* coun- tribution* of useful and decora- iet promised to be warm , if try. m* comfortable. But the pro- What U the duty of the o

try to those men? Thia, seems to us, is a burning

mon*. Friday. April 22, from 3 ^ m#de '* **> SalUrday. Ap- to T p.m. Tbe money raised by 1-11 16

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Jack I.emmon Dorothy Pro vine In "GOOD N EIG H BO R SAM’

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I am lasted only two weeks.

must be the Innocent victim s? Have we committed them to a war In which we do not be­lieve and are having a steadily deteriorating Interest? Do we stagger in Vietnam because we have lost the quality of de­cisiveness?

These are hardly questions for a TV forum. They a r e

answer-

NOT SO ILLUM INATINGThe difference between Mr.

Buckley and Mr Sahl is Mr.Buckley espouses one side. He l» a conservative Republican Remember the candidate at his choice. Barry (loldwater, even though badly licked, managed to collect 25,000,000 votes. That is a lot of vote*.

It is not known if Sahl supported either candidate in Ihe presidential. It I* m o r e lle ly he looked the ballot ov- questions that must be ei and then went off into a cor- to our own hearts, tier and cried

Judging frStn the comments We hear these days from a lot t f people who voted for our president, Sahl would haveHad a lot of company if they had been as wise.

Mort Sahl i* a destroyer, the human being is a weak vessel. Anybody with a k e e n ■hind can find its vulnerabilities ®nd stab them Sahl does that WperMy. ' And while it makes «omc ol us wince, it also makes us laugh In rueful agreement.

But Buckley is a horse of a different color. He has the con­fidence of die man whose mind Is made up. When he stabs he .ta b . nnly one tide.

W ITH M R. THOMASBUckley Programs may

better shows as they J 'ffo nefcds a good foil.

But ’J^dkiey's criticism s are « T felting told so bitter almost ■iny program in which he is Involved becomes a blcpd-let- ting. Those are not comforta­ble to most people, we imagine.

Buckley, as host, starts off with an attitude that does not fjecorae him. He must be courteous - and kindly to h is Quests.

Norman Thomas was Buck­ley’*- first. Old in the w a r s 'W&ti legend in his time, Nor- W tt Thomas is considered all too frequently as the good- Ntured grandfuther ot the lib fffal movement.. This is a mis fak*. Old and gray Norman Tho-

ijia y be. But his tongue tost none of its acid, h i s

none of its penetration.On Saturday night Buckley

taufted gome praise about the ''charm " of M r. Thomas. But

Thomas would have of it. He knows Buckley

Tom old. And he didn't trust flattery and he didn’t like

Jt arguments.BU T IS IT ART

For an hour Buckley and - flayed each other and

Vietnam problem, oth Buckley and Thomas

hgve firm ideas on what lo do i in Vietnam. Buckley would

gglate the w ar “ enough to Thomas would withdraw

couny is , ITquc«-

tive items, including small pie­ces of furniture, bric-a-brac, antiques, books records, etc.

Bergen County Police noted a decrease in auto accidents, in­juries. death, and summonses Is-

tion. Have we eonmMtd t'hem AlrangemenU w ill be made for sued In 1985 in their just issued to a tragedy in which they

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“ GRETEL”staged as musical fantasy

“bring the children”

T i c k e t s $ 2 . 4 0

S t u d e n t s $ 1 . 8 0

Opens April 29

8 PM Curtain

Eugene O’Neill’s

M L o n g D a y ’ s

• J o u r n e y

I n t o N ig h t ”Note ipecial tim e and price* for this production.

Tickets $3.00 -

Students 52.50

‘Phone Reservations

Taken

998-1100155 Midland Avenue

Kearny, N. J.

Lincoln TheatreStarting Monday - Tuesday April 25-26

Free to the Ladieswith an eYening admission

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o r a Complete set of

'Cannon' & 'Cone' Towels & Pillow

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We have all the known brands of Liquors, Wines and beers. We serve hot lunches. Ladies Invited.

Double Barrel’s TavernHot Soap and all kinds of Cold Cuts, Sandwiches pin* a ll kinds ot Beverages, Coffee and Cake.

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ELECTRIC

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I F Y O U A R E P L A N N I N G T O B U I L D . B U Y O R

R E M O D E L , C A L L A N Y O N E O F T H E C O N ­

T R A C T O R S L I S T E D B E L O W . H E ’ L L G I V E

Y O U A L L T H E F A C T S O N T O T A L E L E C T R I C

H O M E H E A T I N G .

Just 45 Minutes . . But A World AwayWhen George? M. Cohan

was minting tunes, Broadway war what he didn't want to be more than 45 minutes from. And though a lot of things have changed since t h o s e good-old-days (and many ter the better) ... 45 minutes nowadays often averages out as unreallstlcailv quick far a commutation trip. "Those oar* that could go faster lose minute after minute idling In traffic. Makes you glad to get home to something that does 'run' smoothly. And by that 1 mean an electrically heated home," said the guest speaker, a utility company ex­ecutive! •

i For though it’s a world away from many of the age-old time-wasters, the wor<d of today boasts only occasional islands ot n e a r- periection. And, says th e utility man, the electrically heated home — preierably with a full quota of supple­mentary appliances — w ill prove nearer to perfection than you’d ever hoped to get. He lives |t. as well as talking it up, highlights these points: "Fighting a furnace w a s

never fun. As a child I remember being sent to the cellar to open the draft, or close it , and I was always seated of goofing. Crossways of the pipe meant closed. Or

was it of* n? And if my. prob­row electrically heated homes, lems were big I know now my father's were worse. He had to keen) The monster fuel up and running. And repaired. He war always a man who had to bring paper work home ... »he nagging chore* had to cut tn somewhere. So th e time didn’t come out of hi* work-allotment. It came out of hit. rest and leisure,"

"Th is electric heating I* truly ahead of the times. The equipment you buy today — in fad any electric h o m e heating equipments ‘complete systems' available in th e lan half-dozen year*, will still be modem years from now. Not only w ill they not show the wear-and-tear. and early replacement signs of older types of home heating systems, they deliver exactly what you want for indoor cli­mate. Consistently. Why? Well with thermostats in e v ­ery room, you can pin point the exact amount of heat you want at a given time. Sudden cjld snap? Sudden warm snap? Eli (.trie heat can start its ad­justment immediately."So maybe you can’t lessen

tlie traumas of transportation ... but at lea*t you can put them a world away if you live In one of those world-of-tomor-

QUBMTIOK BOX

& W ould it ba c h H p i r In tha Is m ru n ta a ta rt ovar With a naw alac- tr iea lly aquippad heuaa th a n to try la aonvai-t an old ona?

A. Th a r* ia no ainfla anawar. T ru ly , it all daeandatAlm oat a th ird o f tha

• lac tricalty haatadham aa In th a Unltad S ta taa today a ra eon- varaiona.So. w h a th a r you 'r* a c an d ld a ta fo r convar- aion, o r tra d a -u p , de­panda on w h a t you hava now and how your p raaan t homa •u lta you r p raaan t and fu tu ra naada. F ira t quaation ta a a k your- aalf la a b o u t location. Oo*a it t i t your naada a n a your In ta ra a ta t l» y o u r anaw ar la ovar- w helm ingly "yoa” than you 'd ba advlead to a tay a n d upgrade. Thia w ould ba tru e to an e x ta n t even if tha houaa w han you bou­gh t It w a a n 't quite th a q u a lity you 'll w ant in th a fu tu ra . If you like w hera you ara, th en upg rade con- e tru c tio n a t th e eame tim e you ina ta tl your e lec tr ic h ea tin g aya- tem . (M oat likely your e lec trica l co n trac to rwould u rge th ia any­w ay . Tneae ohapa ev an g e tiie fo r good ineuration , you know. It'a becauae they 're g iv ing you th e only h ea tin g ayatem th a t u tiliaaa 100V of the fuel . . . and they h a te to th in k you 're going to cauaa your- aelf unneceeary w aate th ro u g h th e only ro u te le ft to you . . . flim ay co n atru c tlo n ). Of courae If you don 't rea lly like your pre- a en t location th a t m uch . . . o r your houaa . . . th e n why no t th in k of acouting aom eth ing new . Juat m ake aura i t really IS new . . . and aa fa r aa w e 're concern­ed, you know th a t m eane a com plete elec­tr ic hom e h ea tin g aya­tem .

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Lyndhurst > GE 8-7241

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Belleville 759-8000

A . C H A S A R & S O N

KtoctrlM l Contractor

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U o . #1tt * 190

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E. R utherford 933-0752 933-4399