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F o r m e r P o l ic e P a t ro lm a n W i«I I*.i i m I« r u* w on.* r,iOkl -Mccc - fn l u h i i i j i te a ch e r* in th e t<'wri>hip «\-tem M o m la \ m - h l h a* ^ iu m i ,, l i f t w h e n i|,e H o a rd <.f M u . - tio n a p p o in te d h im h ead fo o tb a ll ro a c h

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Coach of the fr*»-h t. a . i ■ eleven years w a • F ian k Km -j c p . elementar y school phvsical tiam ing teacher.

Sume sin p 1111 j- ,,j mip! !• at ion' m the rep. i em*-n? -m. .• fci«*ro was míe of t :i, leadei <.f g ioup th.it took .ni a< tive pa;t• m tht last B«>ard ol Ediirrition• •lection

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Ruggiero < ommenting later said tic would have retired at the end of next year

Cure io pointed out Pa in ter is one of the townships best known high school graduates, a man who has g iven much to the system and who took the teaching job at a sacrifice in pay

Anyone who says that Lynd- hurst is not getting a fine coacti in W id Pa in ter doesn't know what he is talking about." Curcio said. "H e has m aintained his in terest m athletics ev*»r since his high school and college playing days. He has the affection and esteem <»f « very student who has been lucky enough to study under h im ."

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Ten f i d of the e lfh t t rn H i(h School studrnt> who w ere fe tid b« the o lf ice is of the National lo rn m unitv Bank , fo r the annual visit to the New Y ork Stock Exrhange and the fe d e ra l K n r n r Bank of N ew Y o rk on Thursday. M ay S, are pictured here w ith W illiam L . Staehle Hop. extreme le ftl. P resident of the Ban k and Kenneth W. Feldhusen Hop, extreme r ig h t'. V ice President of National Comm unity. The students are: Robert Krem lnski. (Herald D lucash, Ja iM » Gena.-k, A rthu r Truska, M ary Eu re , M ary Ja n e Kow alcxyk, Ruthanne Hayes. C aro lyn Holland M arilyn Mauro. and Adele Gardxinski. They ave from Rutherfortl, Lyndhurst, East Rutherford, North A rlington and Queen of re a cs H lx h School In B c r fe n County.

Terminal Road Acquisition Studied, Would Give Town Access To Meadow

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Cub Pack 85 Wins Charter

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fori ids oil s met cial areas

Notice to move was dispatched aft. r a meeting Monday night I’tu* board w ill prosecute if the oil trucks arc not removed w ith in the 15 days.

Reid, who paid $2,0(10 to L ack awanna lor the property, recently applied for a permit to build a two fam ily house on the Ja y avenue end of the land. The Board of Commissioners rejected the application because the area is zoni-d for one fam ily residences. F irthermore. the prof>erty does not have the required .Vi feet of frontage.

C a r e e r D a y Is M a rk e d A t H ig h S c h o o l

\ c q u i* it io n o f T e r m in a l R o a d now in th*- h an d « o f p r iv a te c o m p a n ie s tha t o p e ra te th e t ru c k r e n te r -outh o f R o u te .‘L w i l l he p ressed hv P u b l ic \ f f air-» (.o inm i^- ■loner R a lp h P n l i t o to o p en i new .ic itm . h ig h w a v to the m ad o w s. he d iM 'loêd to d ay .

Polito said he is arranging a eonferonce w ith major owners of I* ' p. rty on Term inal road to ni .co - the plan

However, he - nd that under an agreem« nt Lyndhurst made w ith th«* operators the township an take over tnr road whenever

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Pohto -aid that Term inal Road ' old be dev, loped easily *o that Lyn d h u is ts dumping grounds oj)erati-d b\ Louis Viola & Sons would become atvessible without the need of passing through the entei of the c ommunity

I he immediate advantage of su. h a highway Politogaid. would he ,ii the fact Lyndhurst officials could then negotiate w ith other <.otnmuiiities who wish to u-.e township rr.eadowland acreage for dumping

P dito .„aid d has long been a d i earn to open up the meadow- land, for dumping to bring in more revenue from the 800 acres owned bv the township However, the commissioners have feared that permitting widened use of the meadows would bring unwt !• o n i e d u m p t i u c k , t h r o u g h t h e '■••nti - o f t | u c o m m u n it y .

I - ■'To reach the meadows trucks

| are driven on Orient W ay to the I point of its intersection w ith j Valley Brook avenue, i Among the ow ners of the truck I term inals ar<- G risw o ld Holman of Rutherford and R e i n a u e r Oil Co. T h e latter company, which o p e r a t e s a n oil center o n R i v e r l o a d , a l s o d e v e l o p s t r u c k t e r m i n al.- a r o u n d t he country.

Po l i t o stressed that th*- plan is n.»w onlv in the talking stage He said he would ask the entire commission body to determ ine whether the dumping in the meadows should be expanded.

Presently th«* V io la Company has an exclusive contract in the meadows. In return the company collects Lyndhurst refuse at a cost w huh puts the Lyndhurst per capita rate among the lowest m the country. Polito said it is his intention to m aintain that situation but to work out a plan under which Lyndhurst would hare in th^ revenues other com

munities would pay for dumping privileges.

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Again this yea r 18 high school students of South Bergen County were feted M ay 5th by officers of the National Com m unity Bank . The high school students of Ridgefield, W allington, Garfield, North Arlington, Lyndhurst, Rutherford, and East Rutherford w ors guest* o f the bank on an

annual visit to the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank of New Y ork The educational program is under the auspices of the Bergen County Bankers Association. The fu ll treatment was lavished on the students by the National Com munity Ban k officers by starting

the day tn bem.- chautteured by a b.,nk offuer to the Lvndhurst- Ridge and Lyndhurst-Stuyvesant ofTV e> of the bank The students who w. re picked up at their scho«ds or at their homes were driven to th« Sw iss Chalet in Ro chelle Par k where they joined |

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Mrs. DiTonto HurtMrs Veronica Di Tonto of H31

Page Avenue suffered bruises and contusions Monday afternoon | when the automobile she was driving went out of control when she turned off R iverside Avenue into Fern Avenue The car leaped the curb at the home of Harold P lum ley. 101 Fern Avenue She was treated by Dr. Gerald Alonzo.

G i..phu A i t ' and Comm ercial A t i .« rtismg. Mrs Stew art Cox of th,- Pai s o n s School of Design. A n toil . Sgt Donald Melt/. A ir L ine Hostess. Mrs M argaret In- glima a form«*i a ir line hostess, Arm\ Sgt Ix-x Lovelace; Auto Mechanics. Mr M ichael Walsh of of the Ford Molor Company. Banking Accounting. M r H erbert L Cutter A.ss t V ice P res ident and Mi Rus.scli J . Kcrestes, A sst V u e President and m anager <»t th«- Stuvvesant Branch. Beau ty Culture, Miss Jo an Scan- garella and Miss Patric ia Wonica, students in our si’hool; Coast Guard, Chiel Boatswains Mate

All S t a r So f tba l l Team Wil l Play An Exhibi t ion Sunday

M unicipal Softball A ll Stars play an exhibition xamr Su n day morning w ith the Polish Falcons of Je rsey C ity at M arin Avenue Oval. The first ball w ill be tossed at 10:30 a.m.

Je r ry C agnaeci, lone Lynd- hurst’s top softball flinger, w ill piU'h for the township boys. He w ill meet the toughest competition of his career in the F a lcons a team that last year was called the best in New Jersey.

Proceeds w ill be used for the banquet that Is held each year

I to honor the softballers.

Company. Marines. Sgt John Baly.ii k Medical Technician and M eduin . y r John P O 'Rourke. Merchandising. Mrs A iken Reese. I ad bo i aloi y Institute of M erchandising. Navv. Petty O fficer George Frye ; News Reporter, Mr A llan Kore ivo , Editor, South Befgcn News; F’hotography, M r A rt Roberts, proprietor, A rt Roberts Studio, Practica l Nursing. Miss Josephine Brown. R. N , and Miss G race D eGraff R. N.. B e r gen Pines. Psychology, D r lâura M orrow. Psychologist; Radio and T V Technician. M r Ed Me- Donnell. Proprietor of T V Store. Real Estate & Trave l, Mr. W illiam A B lack, Realtor; Secretaria l (3 groups i Mrs. Edythe W Chivarou of Berke ley Secretarial School, .V'ss D rine Clan- vilie- ,.f Clarem ont Secretarial School. Mrs. Ph y llis Rossow of Katharine Gibbs Secretaria l School, State and County Police, C h ief Charles LoPresti and P a trolman George Peterson of the Bergen County Police D epartment and Chief Howard Laddie of our Lyndhurst Police Department; Women in the Arm ed Forces, W ave Rosem ary Hance, W ax Be tty I bbotson.

The student chairm en were: M arcia Varano, Leslie Liebowicz, C aro lyn Smithies, Anthony Fres- so, A lbert Hynes, R ichard Pe- rello. Naomi Gallagher, Dan D eSimone, Barbara Castelgrant, W illiam W alling , R a y Becm er, A lan Feitzinger, Ju d ith Gia- quinto, P a t Baracch i, George K irschbaum , K a th y Baracca , M a rie Schreinffr, L a r ry Callaghan,

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Alfred Walden To Be Speaker

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Alfrud W alden of Hohokus w ill be the guest spoaker at the G O P C lub meeting at D w ight M orrow Republican C lub on Thursday, M ay 19 at 8 p.m. A ll citizens in terested in hearing this candidate for Freeholder of Bergen County are cord ia lly invited to attend tha meeting Mr. W alden is pest ch a irman of the Bergen County G O P Committee, a county committee- man of his ow n town, and a member of the Bergen County Pa rk Commission. H e is the th ird in a series of candidates to speak before our club. Come and learn about our candidate* for pub lic oO ce In the county. M r. P e te r Bum o ia president o f the etuh,

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M*fT. Bernard M oore Pastor S3 « . 7.1® Mm. 10:0©H 00, 12.00 in churrh 9:00 In srhool

M O U N T ( ’A R M E l , ( 'H A P E I . Copeland Avenue. | vndhurst

Sunday Masses 8:00. '» Oil, 10 U)

ST M l( I I A K I S K <C H I R< II

Rev l.adtelaus J W llczew sk i Pastor

Ridjje Road and P.»j>e Avenue Masses are at 7. 8 . H. 10 and 11 JO a m

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N u r M r y c a r e p r o v i d e d d a r n g S u n d a y S e r v i c e

W hy spiritual., ..1 is essential t<» the Kress of m ankind plained at O n i t an ices Sunday

Keynoting th. 1 . on the subject "Vl«n mortals” is th«- (.• ut H o m a n s ( H t i I n

minded is de.ith ; 1 ually minded 1.

From "Srk*i • an. K ey to the S< • .; ,* Baker Kddv T11. (2i»6 I -5): 'P i ukihuman .shackles 1 •. yie ld to the mtin.t. to a higher pi.in«

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hou^h rises from the material• nse to ihe spiritual, from the* f 1 last , to the inspirational, and

n: the mortal to the im m o rta l" On*» of the ojx-ning B ib le pus-

read states I P< *17 M ) M r k the perf«-( t man. and b»

li> Id the upright f., r the end ■ 1 • h a t man n pea. e "

’I h,- tea* appeal of fh ri'd ian > ;« iir t i.n that it is usable at all mes and under all eircumstan

U'f, Ju le s (V ir , ,,f New Vi.iK C.ty '. ¡d an .. id>eiu.«* hi re T .• day May 10

Today, as in Christ Jesus' tin#* " - r, and women art* finding P • i dual understanding of Cod s

alln* -■> of practical help in coping with pam, fear, and discords ol evei y kmd, he said.

During the < nurse of his lecture hi cited healings through spir it - ...i means alone of blood poison ir..:. stomach trouble, arid other e,.-!\dav problems

Currently on extended tour as i member of The Christian Sci-

• :i< •• Board of lectu resh ip Mr ( 'em -.poke under the auspice'- of I- : ’ Chu rrh of Christ, Scientist, Rutherford, in the Rutherford High S 'b o o l His subject was C h r is t ia n Science Its Fundamental Teachings and PracticalI He wa>, introduced by PaulM V dial d. F ii • t Reader

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Mrs. RuzJka Is President

Mrs Kenneth Ruzika was elected p res id e^ of the Parents* H u b ° f St. M ichael's School at their meeting h«ld on W.-dnesdav evening at th- -„ ho.,I she w illsucceed Mrs F ird Pierzchalski, * h o was elected t.. the office <>t vice president

Other officers elected are Mrs Casm ir W itkiew u /., recording sec- re ta ry . Mrs M ichael Pawlowicz, corresponding set -rotary; M isStephen Sluka, treasurer. Mrs Edw ard S/ymczak. activitieschairm an, w ith Mrs. W illiam Tu ite as co-chairman, and Mrs Chester Bednarski. sergeant-at? arms

Th« new staff w ill be installed on Ju n e 1st.

A M other’s Day party followed the business meeting Mrs Joseph Kw aez was chosen as the most deserving mother of St M ichael’s Parents C lub She gave voluntary service for nine years, was their first president and served on va r ious committees Mrs Ru/.ika pre sentcd flowers from the executive board to Mrs Kw acz and Mrs P ierzchalsk i presented a silver bowl, properlv inscribed, from the Parents Club.

I he Rev Anthony Kasper at tended the meeting for a short tim e and spoke briefly to the women. extending also best wishes

Mothers of children in the K in dergarten, first and second grades, w ere hostesses for the refresh ments served during a fellowship hour after the meeting.

Teachers-To-Be Visit Glassboro

Members of th«' F T A ( F u ture Teachers <.f Am erica i " f both I.yndhurst and North Ar lington High Schools visited Glassboro State Teachers Coll«*ge Drew University, and the Madi -on branch of Fairle igh Dicken .-.on University last Thursday on a special bus trip

M r Salisbury, the D irector of Adm inistrations at Glassboro spoke to the group stressing the importance of a college education and described b riefly the qualifications, requirements, tui tion costs, and subjects taught at Glassboro The F T A then toured the campus visiting the library, campus elem entary school, dormitories, and cafeteria where the group was served lunch.

At Drew U n ivers ity the group was guided on a tour of the grounds by M r W illiam Evans, a senior at the school, who gave a brief description of the bu ild ings and campus w ith a history of the Un ivers ity

A guided tour of the buildings at Madison campus including the new science building completed the day.

The trip proved very w orth while from an educational and inform ative viewpoint for the F T A and is recommended as an inducement for future college students The follow ing students attendt^d Nancy Rail, Jean Wil- son, Fran Benedetto. Ph ilip Ci- arco. Lois Becklund, E ileen De- necke, Annette Cerone, Frank Sangi, Jo Ann Isgro, Joseph Bia- succi, Thomas Rafferty.

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Saturday 9:30 to 6 P M Thursday 9:30 to 9:00 P.M.

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' Staw ick i. and Mr» A Imbesi H.! porter— D «nn t Anne St a w ick.

T R O O P 3— W e finished Mother's Day gift W e made g«-i

Festival Will Be Held May 21

The rinai meet in# ri pre par a tion for the strawberry featna . and County Fa ir tx> be staged • the St Thoma* Ep*M.>pal C h u n 1 in Lhe church hail and on th* lawn on next Saturday M ay 21st. was held or. Monday evening the < hurch

1 The event .» sponsored by th-- : Women's G u ..d with M rs W ..

ham Va iie ry and Mrs H<«r:> Starkey as co-vr.airmen. t..t i a- A ll Parish p r^ ect Activlties the 2U* 'Aili begin at 10 a m and continue througn 7 pm . w ith a public auction at 6 p m And then the wmd-up a R«~o/d Hop i;7 30 p m on

! There w iii be everyth ing \ "a * would And a ’, a country fan such 1 as a genera! store coffee shop., snacit bar fl< *e r f-hop ¡e lephan t e attic treasuje t>a 1 photo shop. ¡Ac* ie barrel era. ► • ■

barrel, and nu/r.exou* other tractions TTi*-:e » li! be mo\ * for the ch ildreii t * o siiows

At the reguiar meeting of •».- W om en* G uod held last T i* day officer* were ejected

Mrs H a rry Oswald w ill ‘ ■ eed M r* W , . uao. Purch*M president witr, Mr» Dw iaid D r son. vice president Mrfc W « • Rk'har .o r re*pr*wLn£ : et.Mrs John Garde, recording retarv Mr» Herbert Mu treasurer and Mrs Loui* Sn M United Than« f/fltfihg «•tij.in '

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Movies Are Greater Than Ever - - - See One This WeekendW h e r e T o G o — W h a t T o D o — W h a t T o S e e I n S o u t h B e r g e n

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Gil Gotham Turns The

Spotlight on Your Stars

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G ' l i o S c h o o l P l^ n s C o n c e r t

' A V A V A ' A \ V A V A V A \ V W A V .N E W Y O R K - - If you .ion t

tfimk civilization ha* taken a- over. pants and shirts. spend sonw o f your evenings listening r<.lack Parr. The way Fa i r g. . -W work on Dorothy K ilga llen and W a lte r W inchell and the Hear*.-i organization is a caution

Not since th«* days when «• < 1 .• t « 1 fought out their fights w ith tile ir t i sts has there bee 11 s u r h muna-callmg. Th«* other night P a r r spent a good five minute*, balling W inche ll a corrupt and ■enile old man.

Then P a r r threw the sharpest spear when he said that B ill Hear.st told a friend that W im hell hadn t w ritten a good . olumn irt three years.

P a rr then went b> work on D orothy’s lips, her ohinlirie and her whole demeanor. And he «•ontinued the fun for th** full week, fin a lly proclaim ing all London wonder , whether the queen w ill accept Tony - - and whether Dorothy would.

P a rr liad some pictures «.f the gown Dorothy had put together for the wedding - and « h<>rU«-d over it for a fu ll five minutes,

Now, if effete m anner had no? overcome u.s would not Waller W inchell be waiting for Pa rr outcide the studio w ith h . o ff and his dukes up '

And doesn’t Dorothy KilgaMen have a husband who is expe< ?**d to protect her fair namt*?

W hat kind of civilization have we, anyw ay? W e want to s«-e gore. And in this melee we don't • are who spills it.

T H E N E W TV Westerns have mad*- the ir lug

round-up on T V . Now th*- moguls , are interested in crime Nut any crim e. Syd icated crim e T h e ' kind E llio t Ness d e an , up every Thursday night

There is little doubt that The U n to u ch ab le " is th*- biggest u< i ess on T V t.-dav A ham M'V

ini ' Not < - r a t i o n a l . Just goo d W ID E W ID E W O R L D !

Te!*-v in l ias s e l d o m s***-n a m o l e «-bu ii« nt [ K- r ! o r mer t h a n Term«-*- W i l l i a ms , t h e p l a y w n g h t H* a p p e a r e d S u n d a y or. Ed M< ’i i • w . Wi d e . W i d e Wo r l d He d i d n ' t j’. i ve a n y b o d y *■ iv*• < h a n c e to ?.i 1 k v e r y m u c h Me 1 l <p*.

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Th . electronic era has ai l i v e d at Boiling Springs Savings and Iv an Vssociation. W P Vog*. .!i f i r . - s ident of th<- Association an- n o u n , ed last r.ight that all ..f the in Mution s mortgage accounting i*ow is being handled by an « lee 11■ -me brain

The rem oval of all mortgage bookk.-eping fiom B o i l i n g Sp iings offic»* is in line w ith oui po luy o! always m aintain ing th«*’i o- t m o d e r n a n d e f f i c i en t s e r v i c e , po- s i i 1 1 * Vo g t s a i d “ U n d e r t h i s

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R e l i a b l e a n d . o n p a r e b e i n g e n g a g e d 1 A m u s e m e n t P a i k l i F a i r a n d obi«*ct r. «• 1

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»»] folks is, “ (Jiv*- u . .ii.othi iUntouchables.wThey laugh Rob«-rt Stack,

who takes th«- part of the late fCliott Ness, was a small time actor w ho couldn’t g«-t a job He took over the Ness rol«* and lias sky-rocketed to the top of the T V pile.

So now everybody in T V wants another “ T he Untouchables "

The show itself is a well don«- potboiler that is made interesting through the fiction of real names Ness, himself, is dead. So all kinds of liberties are taken w ith his memory.

If you fo llow the series you w ill find that Ness no longer is identified as e ither F B I or Treasury Agent. He is part of an identified group of governing em ployee* who get into every kind of crim e and clean it up. Bu t the agency for which they do this great job do«*sn’t even hav«- ' a name. Because it rea lly doesn t »oust.

S ID C A E S A R R E T U R N SThe S id Caesar show the other

night w asn 't as funny as we i hoped it would be Y e t S id j Caesar continues to turn out sortee of the most en joyable stuff on T V . H is parodies on foreign movies is wonderfuL

B u t how does it go across in the hinterlands w here foreign movies seldom are seen1* That's j the big headache of T V producers T liey know what is liked on Madison Avenue, New York. It Is Madison Avenue, Sandhole. j Texas, that w orries them.

S L O W E S T G U N Pu t N at H iken, creator of

B ilko , P h il S live rs and Ja ck B e n n y together and you get laughs ju st by mentioning their names. O n Sa tu rd ay night they combined to put across “ S lowest G u n in the W est” and it was see-

a in »*< I g« n l ount . lotransl. i ,is mortgage auo u i.tm g to the IB M svst.-m ottered by Fiium. lal Services Inc

" I'h r , but th«* first step in our coiit«*mplaied changeover t«i elect i onn bookkeeping, Vogt said O u r 1 ‘<t> 1 Christm as C lub w ill be electron ically handled and in future months further changes w ill be made "

Miss Janet L ipardo, daughter i of M r and Mrs Anthony Lopardo of Post avenue, served as a brid<*smaid at th«* wedding of her cousin at a Nuptial Mass at Queens Village, L. I . on Saturday morning.

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The I a ndln u ,t lugh S. l.ool I T ra i k t • .mi 1 » m i in * I hj-k t io ii '| two los. s U hen Ih rv d. ¡. '. I'o l j Lodi last 1 Ur li >• a . P. 21» I bona- and bra I l'a -sa,« al-2 .'i t- 31-1 A t r i l l . .> aft.-rnoo:, p |*., ¡Sai t Stadium

Th.' C . r i < I r i men. who had I ' j to I 1 a I f 1 • • I • I and I ' 1 I ! t. .11 11 ; tr. •dual meri pi «-VIO i dv. h at »<• trouble at all W ith Ih it h oppon ! ents In th*- 1^‘di rne.-t th«- (io ld j en Bears i .ptur.-d nirir tirst;, of | the t«*n t ird«’d r a n t . W u u u i ¡ for L .H S \>,ei. K> itii W illoughby j in the m ile. C.ary Km.ddi rn the 440. Jo ey Pennato in the halt. Tony B ia su tn in tin hot Pet* Christ in the discus. I » u (. hn* 10 in the high jum p and A l Blohm who won th *1 220 and th«- broad Jum p The re lay team of R ichie Now el, M ike T irone. R inald i and B lohm won the half m ile re lay in 1:30 1

Lodi's Ion,- w inner was Sal Scag lione who won the 100 in 10.4

Blohm was in high gear on t r i day as he won three events Against the Indians Speedy A lb ie Won the 220. th(. 120 yard low hurdles, and the hroadjum p

Other w inners w ere Willough- m the mil** and Biasocci in th<

shot an event L ynd hurst swept A big surpi ise for the track ;

A èrs this past week has been j ~hfy perform ance of Sophomore j * j)te Spino who finished second

the m ile in both the l>>di and , js a ic meets Spino. ^ ho h.»d

the ha lf m ile ea rlie r in the . unsuccessfu lly, finished sec

both times to K e ith W illigh-

Little League Action Herds Up, DeMassi Opens Title Defense

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Com m unity Bunk offtc«ra. including <t'hool authorities, have pronounced tK i program to be a huge succi'*s Students takingpart in *h«> pro'.-it have b**en able to impart the knnwh-dge gained bv this trip to their fellow *tu- dents w ith ^u-;it enthusiasm and authority

ChHirm.in and memliers of the committee who planned the educational program this \ ear were As Chairm an. John Jun , Ca*hier i and Trust Officer <>f The United National Bank of ClitTside Park . Joseph D c»<ictschiur. Assistant Treasurer. T.eonia Bank and Trust Co l^orna Ja n e s \-*n Frank V ice President and Manager. Peoples Trust Co of Bergen Co .in ly . Paramo*- and Marguerite F Ba ines, Assl-tant Secretaiy- 1 rea.r urer County Trust C o . : Dumont

Jesse A T in in r. V ii < President of Bergen County Bankers A ssn. :ation. ;.nd V ice President of Citizens National Bank of fcngle- v. .. .d. and Henry N Neglia. Pub- 1 ¡, Be la lions Chairm an for the Association. and Viet* President of National Com m unity Bank in ' Rutherford, assisted in the super-

■ ■ ,n of this program

P a r t y G i v e n F o r M r s . M a r i e C a r t a l a n o

Mrs M an e Cartalano. 26H Kings land avenue, was honor guest at a fam ily Mother's Day | dinnei given at the Branch Brook Manor. :n Be llev ille , on Sunday. ' by her seven daughters and the ir 1 fanniiev

Ci nest - inc luded M r and M rs Joseph M aivhiano and children, Anthony. M arie and Delia, Mr and Mrs Vincent Adamo and son. , Joseph, M i and Mrs Sa lvatore 1 C.accione and hildren, Frank and j

a ia and Dorothea W W ag- ' n« her, Si , <>f Emer- v .11 Mr and M: -■ Carl Meola a:,d d.iughters. Nancy .md Car r: ol Mooliachlc.

Am i. M r and Mr Peter Rices P,u hald. o! C iitto ll. M l

.u.d Mi Angel.i L a v r a and son. A u k* !“ , ,.f Wood Ridge. M r and M r Harold Duracher. J r . and

; ch ildren. Debbie and Robert and M : ,md M i. Dennis Pa lm er andd aug iit 'r. Diana, of Hasbrouck {{• .. "t • and Barbara Wcinglm g-

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ot banks and other o' urns and there- (i.n. to cis to have this umqn. pro-

what .1 ■ bo. >1They art- the and em p l.>>cc financial .n-ti lore , it i:-. lew . participated t gram '

At the end ..f the day. each high school stud, nt was met by his respective National Com m unity Ban k cb.nitT'iir and driven back to the ir communities

The Be l gen County BankersA s s o c i a t i o n , as we l l a-, N a t i o n a l

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price* in th e fall .

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p a c e T W E LV E T H F i iiM M I KCIAI I FA D FR ANT) S O tTT H BERGEN REVIEW TH U R SD A Y .M A Y 12. 106(1

Little League(Continued from Page 10)

F irs t they staged a last inning r a l , y t o n ‘P M a n a g e r

r r e d Q u erien ’s K iw am s C lub 6 to 9. In its game against the Carur- n Com pany the Pen icks broke a 2-2 tie w ith a run in the fifth inning to p ick up a 3 to 2 v ic tory.

S a l Albanese was the hero of the Pen icks ' w in over thr Kiwan- is. W ith his team behind 3 to 2 Albanese de livered a homo run w ith tw o on to give his team a 6 to 5 w in . A lbanese had ;t single also w h ile Don Fresso had tw o singles H en ry Settem brino le t down the K iw an ian s w ith 3 hits.

In the Pen ick-C aru cd t iff W a lte r N e rlick and Steve Mai rone hooked up in a fine pitching duel. A fte r the Caruccis’ tied up the game in the top of the fifth the Pen idcs came back w ith a run in the ir half of the inning to w in 3 to 2. A n error put the base and ha proceeded to ad lead runner, Jo h n n y Langan on

• vance on a passed ball and stolen base and come home w ith t h e winning run.

! Both the Fire Department and the K iw am s Club entered the

; w inning column at the expense of the Lyndhurst Florist. The F ir e men. under the tutelage of Lenny Rosa and Lou M elillo . came

I through w ith an 8 to 2 w :n ovr: the Red Roses. S teve Schaeber toiled on the mound for the Smokies and had things prett>

¡near his own wav w ith the ex jception of Tim othy Bre-hn Breslin wras the only F lorist play er able to solve Schaebers lam as he collected all three hits. a double and two singles Jo«- Can

1 tre lla had two hits for the w in ners who also had Harold Doman ski hitting a triple and Ralph C u rry a double

Manager Fred Querein '< K warns C lub had an easy time n racking up a 11 to 1 w in ovr: the Florist. The K iw am s had 12 hits and nine walks in posting the w in I» u Passaro w ith a home run & two doubles was the stand out while Jo hnn y D a lly w ith a single and double and

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I«ist Saturdays Spring Dance was attended by a capacity crowd and everyone enjoved them sekes Proceed* w ill be used for m w equipment fui the senioi color guai d

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Pat Melillo Has Beef Steak Dinner

I Exalted Ru ler Robei t In*mm , j was host to Patrick Mehl... m, j newest of the Past Kxalted }; j ‘‘rs’ of Lyndhurst lxxig» = ¡áu.> on Wednesday evening M.r, 4 which time Pat va- „ . a n , testimonial beef st.iK dm: *honor his yea i a- K x a l'u i and all the W ink ’ hat Pat 'done as an F I F \ a . . I : , . :Ingiuria pi e*,ented 1 ’,ti a .t j membership m 1 in onte: ¡and wished that F a ' ■ remaining years ui F 1-. • n> e . u -, t h a t h e 11. , - I , ;F i k d o r n

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I II I • \ the Pub lic ity Chair- • f Pat s year, Vernon

■ . hteen \ ears that Pat■ - n a member, he has done

i work m e\ery field of o a h-. h he has under-

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I ponies to ride, games for all ages i to play, a Merry-Go-Round, white ! elephants, home baked cakes and i many other items for sale.

A rthu r Scherer, of Teaneck, hypnotist consultant and medical

I assistant, was guest speaker. One j of his feats was that he put the whole pack of boys to sleep, and

1 they did some wonderful things I while hypnotized I G ifts for service to the pack were presented to Thomas Car-

1 roll, for five years, Joseph Micci. John Duggan and M r and Mrs. Harold List M ark Schrecken-

| stein was announced as the boy who collected the highest amount of scrap during the year.

Guests included Mrs. 'John D. Stengel, president of the Je f fe r son P T A , sponsoring organization

i for the pack: M artin Gould, Tam- i arack Council Commissioner; A n thony M attola. neighborhood commissioner; Thomas Li» R usso. institutional representative; with John Duggan, chairm an of the pack lo innuttce. S tew art Me Fadden, Webelos Dad

Harold L is t was master of ceremonies and Mrs Fred Jacobs was chairm an of the arrangements committee.

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D e c la ra t io n O f In d e p e n d e n c eH istory of a sort has heen made in

recent week*. For there wu- the deci-ion of North Jersey counties to undertake .i study of their own to determine the future. U nder the auspices of the State Highway Department, the study will conducted with federal funds. New York wasn't unite.J

Then there was the statement l»\ Senator W a lte r H. Jones of 11 rrpen in w 11ii-li attention wa» calli-d to Nim 1 ink - .1111■ .ir>111 ind ifference to the feeling* of Iht ni-i li- born. Im p lic it in tin- ~|:■ ti-m«-mt u.i- tin- warning that !Neu Jrr-<-v ilor-n't intend in keep taking New York - gnfi.

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New Jersey ha-n l declared war. Il ha* *wn at Ian the need fur t.ikinu' i|.-- frriiive aetion.

T ile erode rifn-.il ,,f \ . i , V .rk l.i-t month to gram llie \ . « ,|,r-n ri-i.l.iil- who pa\ inrome ta\e- in Ni m > nrk tin- -ame reduction» and exempt ion- siiwn New Yorkers was appanntU the l.i-t -tr.iw

For years .New Jer-.-x ha- it > 1111 • I a 11 ie. I - • • but courteously - about ill»* tax u n fairness.

For yearn New Jer-ey ha- complain. «1 that New York insist» on dnnkin«: law- lli.it permit 18-year-olds at liar».

Fo r years New Jersey ha- complained that the free lighterage forced upon the

Nev% Jcr-e\ railroad» - - - which mu-t haul their freight arro« the Hudson at their own expense - - - lia*» heen a hardship upon the railroad^ which i- reflected m their poy ert\ .

I* or year- Neu Jersey has complained that Neu \ ork -ewerage i- polluting Neu Jersey beaches.

For sear- New Jersey has complained that the eommuter ser\ice. which i- a- necessary I«, New \ ork a- it to New Jerseyan», i- being allowed to collapse without a -vm* pathetn twinge Irom New nrk.

h or year- New Jersey lia- compl.iiried that New ork air pollution i- making New Jer-ey grimy.

New York lia- chosen not to heed. In -urli operation- a- the Regional Plan \- -oriation .,nd the Metropolitan Hegional < ouneil Nru Jer-ey has tried to he tin- good neighbor. It ha- heen getting -habbv treatment a- .1 re-nlt. Hut there i- a m u po-tlire of affair-.

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n ta n i that the Lynd- I - ; of Unu o. once it ,- r. i r tit c of its method •n \a deride on a more tiav i. for select ion.

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■ t-, . r;t issue " I the paper . nappy to read of th«i h p to he given ty Unico.

.< * otuamzation in town is i . ¡\ minded to realze the to* more of our young ' have further education.

<■•■!. disappointed to read 1 find this opportunity

»■n only to the public high • ¡dents This seemed to

I tii in u-sidents of this to^Ti • ■<». -t to send their ch ildren

a ir high schfK)ls.il- .*■ an organization

this would not discrimi- atiainsi any child of the im•( .tuse of their parents o! high school.

Yours T ru ly .M; M rs B Ferrare

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Police LiaisonThe last Bergen Counts Ci.no I J oin

panel. Henry Neglia. foreman, i- properly exercised over instances where muninpal police departments haye failed to rail upon the prosecutor’s offirr -wiftly enough in case« involving major crime«.

“ EHiring our term of office.” commented the Grand Jury , 'we hrcamr increasingly aware of thr nred for an improved liaison between the various police departments of the county and thr prosecutor’s office. Although we were conscious at all times of the excellent rapport that exints between the law ♦ nforrement agencirs and the prosecution section thrrr seemrd to be occasions when iontart was somrwhat delaye<l.*''

The jury reroimnrndril that all polirc department appointee.- he giyen training in the county school before assuming their duties.

Such training, the jury reasoned, would enable the policemen to evaluate faster and more efficiently evidence that come- to their attention. Such training would make them alert to tin* need for calling in the prosecutor's staff with necessary -peed.

The presentment of the (¿rand Jury, coming at a time when folk- arc aroused over the num lirr l>f assault cases in which women are the victims, makes sense. In deed, a copy of the presentment should Im* put in the hands of every police chief in fhe county. And every chief ought to haye a heart to heart talk with his department.

\\ < haye long wondered why a oninty diyi-mn ni education is nere —ar\ Pro.ilI » .«- y .- t t o I m . . I I . I . , | t l i . i t l I t . . o w l . IN o i i n .

o f »duration i-n t a hillie wa-tr foi-trd u p o n

tin* taxpayer- in the day- befor»- automobile- and telephones.

In a county -tub as Bergen, where there are 70 municipalities, the county could go a long way in eliminating co-t|y duplication-. There are many -er\ire- whicli could be provided at the munt\ ley el at a saying to most of the munuipal governments.

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B O A T I N G E D I T I O NOf PAUL’S HOBBY and SPORTS NEWS

School Costs

Good SenseThe Bergen County Board of Free

holders seems to be exercising the very beat of sense in turn ing down the bid to change the county from second class to first. The fo*t of the new designation would be about $250,000, according to estimates.

Bergen is on its w ay to being the biggest in New Jersey. W hether it achieves this distinction as a first or second class county seems to be unimportant. The fact h being second class hasn't hurt the growth potential.

We like far more Assemblyman N elson Stamler’s plan to have a study of our county governments made.

Such a study is long overdue. There is need for drastic rehauling of our freeholder system. Our Bergen County police department, for instance, certainly is the answer to police problems in thu complex age. Yet its constitutionality has been challenged.

The Leader compilation on -«bool ro-l- in the South Bergen area la-1 week cau-ed considerable intere-t. Carl-tadt - •v '».Tí per pupil proyed the |owe-t in the area. I yiidliur-t wa- next with >* lini lier tord pay- S*l(>7.02. North \rlington SH9.:,9 and l a-1 Butherford 5*117.1.1.

In connection with those figure- a -tudy recently made by the Metropolitan School Study Council which represents schools in 7H municipalities in the New Jersey. New Ï nrk and ( nnnecticut area, i- worthy of note

I In- council found four suburban schools, unidentified, that cost $100 per pupil. However, the average was found to be «718.

I he study showed that T>8 teachers and other professional personnel were provided for each I.(MM) pupils. Salary schedule» were varied, but showed a range of $3.800 to $11.000. Twenty two teachers were found receiving $1I.0(MI or more. The median salary was $8,550.

Superintendents received $18.625 to $22.(MM), senior high school principal- $8.(MM) to $16.(MM), elementary school principals $8.(MM) to 13,500.

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A lum ni Association, one of the area's most unique organizations, holds its annual d in ner Saturday night in North A rlington the man who w ill dominate the proceedings w ill he, as usual, the coach. Harold Ja rd ine .

In M-holastie eireles throughout the country the name of Ja rd ine in well known bet-auM- of the exeellenee of the track team lie has produced over the year* at Kearny H igh School. No wonder then hi» form er charges hasten to the annual d inner each year to pay him affectionate tribute.

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