i.yndh«ir«t P a b tu Library v» U # y Brook Ava.

A WwWnwiI fit rou-«<n »h* fhjdndM'llHg Ho*rf. Cun') R*,#ybti€SR OtgSftixStkiit under Iht

kHim-f Ml tot'V 0I>*» * K .d*rw«,| K .tnH« * £ « * today 01*0* 14 g furm-#1* *TPrmiMjrft, , Ull<trr «•» P*«n, which leader* Ihmughoui the county tn. ,ji*&*»** With Uw dr<prt| liun tii, Olaon w uld rvpJacf Waiter 11 J* r ' •* Itergrn O m ly chairman

the County Commit** urtll not rrtr |* n t* until after In* n< xt primary etectkm the «.Mnii*ign to frxirj.in t t »«wW Ote*» M rmr* t a t U1*W*y h S - cauac inoai of the leaders* * * » ««>*< whal they feelooutd only he another minoua pri­mary oa»letL

The llx program (Ml ha* hem pul forwtrt) by Oov itH-b- •rd J. Hughes, the leaden who

««nt iwwYiWMfimi «nw. rnuatbr liHigtit on every front

Th* Ught »K*ln«t ' ttMf I f u f h t t (Mi, It b f**H* H IM )h ^ (r Im Ik af* gm herau** it la D ttfo i whivh wM be hit hardest by tee I M ol program pot forward by ltu*;H<i and whttij thp iim fi)the state are now beginning (a te-

COP Booms Olson In Ber program The ft** itrwy fcducatkm

Atturiailon. vhieh na* urged <m ol tb* mcoroe tan. re­

vealed a formula 1**1 wn-k whHfti rtwwnt that moat m unlflpaltun would tw lv* tar lr** than Ihrir ta* ifMrMam indicate.

In other word*, dwpitr Ihr huge income lax levy there would (tui he inrrea*** in real ra­tal* taw* under the thigh** plan

Bergen, aa thr tN thh ln l prr capita, cmmt) to Hew .Jeraey would be hit thr hardest tn the

<'utility Republican organisation four w nators a aongreaaman, •is iiwniblymen and «t* freehold-era muat go A man Ilk* Oteon. coming as he flora from one of the Mg Bergen municipalities whffi* f trp»ft)Hr intern Mill I* • 'runt, tvouM be ideal tn bring- Ing the ilMiitent faeUun* toge-

the «tr<«g drive Wtraaary to put Ihe Hughes prugtam on the kale* il lack ing

So fhr Ihe only nhtt.irle to thrHughe* plan la front Democrats Who feel they are m l getting enough out of If.

But UW Itrrgen republican nrgnn /Mien should, mart lead­er* feel, be te* the &r*4mnt. Ttw Hughe* plan. It Ii aaawicd, fax •

Ike vote.On the ticket wa* former t^ng.

hurst Odttimt*. Kdxxard J. Huaao at Haa»>i ,• > Heights who hat remained active in the Move­ment

itr« n*<n Ref-«i »n« are aroua-ed because jp n fa tv In the atele te there under w*> the intensive dia­logue we— ary to teal the Hugh-

M-tn> of th e trad er* who h ave ftaighi Jutw a bitterly In recent y e a n ».ul«l oe w ilin g lo aaeept OlaaA.

Mayt* (item te one of a tkaum Hapi iMl»aa« mtm wwW *w»aeorpultle to ton," *aid former AnaumtUnnan Carinkic Savins, Jr., of Lyndhurst. leader of Ihe South Uergwi revolt agamtt Janr* "it ha* br«S proved that the |)er- *e« parly c.tnno< go lorUaid un­der Jooe* The Iwund of leader­ship that haa ooat the Uergen

itics would fwalte 1 u n d e r the plat).why KcfMltUt-an*

and iTtauni Use Wadw a r teHn tite w i t wgunc ' ■

It has been estimated that North Arlington would pay o w COD.ODe tn Income taste* hnt receive In return ahoot W4.000

l>yndhurit. Rutherford, Kaat Rutherford aad CariaUtft all would receive minimal m um * «i heavy pnyn.ems

W T W W# rin rs TV mayors of ihe eliks have complained It dues not help enough Now ef­fort* are being mode to provide even bigger handouts for the eli­te*. «■

Hut HergMsa 18 auwlci|taUtu» vwiuld reeel xv little a*tistan<~* under Ihe huse block-buster tat

Pleee* R fteamer of Hergen-lie Id. Mayoe Hi-hard Vandrr 1’laai of rairiawn. former C3c unty Countel MU ton Lasher «f Kdgrwater and former At- $ Htxhlyman Harrv ftandall of Westwood who put a primary tteket in the field last year

The govsrom s u h milted Ms liudget on Monday ft railed for over 11.3 blttkw of expend.hires, a ias budget of Stt) miltlos, a *0 prr rrnt tetre**.-. over that of last yemr, and aa uu.o«i* tax.

There have been mutleringa of dtsconieaf around the stair but

M inait-etlThta Is like season of the Big H art Many folks have asked

as whore to null their blood. The name ts Ihe Internal Revenue Servks, IMS Broad Street, Newark H l« . Cheek or money order must be made out to Internal Revenue Service. If, however, yoa end up even o r feel th e govern- aw'nt ewei yoa a refund act fast by seeding jr®ar te’um te Internal Rexenue Sarvlre ( enter, UM1 Roosevelt Route rard. PhiLidelphla, Pa., HIM.

ao<l SOUTH BEKfiEiS REVIEW

LYNDHURST, K J.. FEBRUARY 17, \%6 s*cone ua** pv.itas* sat* a« S«iiMir*ere. n. 4.

The local merckants, who give employ moot to local m i - Jants and who help carry the local tax load, ar* brimming aver with their pre-Spring W ashington Day sales.

i t is good business to patonixt them. Th* mors business 'hay do the more dividends ar* shared by all ol u*. Local m erchants ire a conduit through which your patronage can mean a happier, more prosperous community.

The W ashington Day Sales this year a re aimed a t giving tua.’ity service and competitive price merchandise in stores you can trust.

Read their advertisem ents in today's Leader. Than patronize them. Remember, local shopping is the only kind i f shopping in which your purchase comes bach to you with

%A budget $13,000 kwver than th.il turned down by the vottrs Feb

8 will be presented next Wednes day St a *p< «rlkl election of th Board erf EduciMkn,

An obviously ani;ry board me last Thursday to decide what u dt' with the defeated budget.

The U3.000 was taken out ol a special 110,000 appropriate which was to provide hospitalize tion for teachers ar 1 their famlU ies. Family prctterti-.-n was cut ou of th* mtw budget figuie.

Psul 8 Hsgjcerty. presidsM v the Board ofRducation for hli last meetlnr — lie retired Mondxy

_ yvhen the new board reorganlztt — said that the budget was a economical a* the members coulci make It.

No mration was mad* of s letter circulated on the day of the election carrying arguments b; Commissioner-Trustee Pefe’r Qtr clo attacking the appropriation: for the teachers.

The letter charged Ihe teacher are getting pay raises, with bene-

■ %iafciudi.sL '. i .f l jo t, w y ,____There was some bewilderment

over the position of Curcio on the budget. At th« meeting Qeorg*Woerlz, a close political ally ol Curcio. arose to defend the budget get and the aneonts paid to thr teachers.

In some quarters it was thought Woertz was onp of the “Interest­ed Taxpayers" who wrote the pro- Curcio letter.

But at the meeting Woertz bit­terly denoun^d those who op­posed the budget.

Pointing out that his son is a 1 teacher in the school system Woertz'fssertedl that only in the last week-end nis son had spen' over seven hours correcting papers and preparing his pla: book. "

Woertz s-iid that teachers ir Lvn ’hurst have lonj* been under paid.

_ Woerlz's sister- Mrs Chailss Christ, a longtime mem tier of Ihe board, said that Lyndhurst is be­hind many other boards in teach­ers’ salary scales.

Mrs. Christ defended the ap­propriation for the hospitalization She said it w’s granted to teach­ers in place of pay increases.

Walter Sap'nski and Thoodcn Mnchmski, traders jji the *‘hir- Districf where the budget suf­fered its worst defeat in the elec­tion, rose to charge that the hos­pitalization was unfair. They said the teachers should pay for then own hospitSlizafion. Roth pointed out they had opposed tht- incluslor of the money at Ihe public hear­ing of the budget.

Patsy Rfslainri, secretary of the Board of Education, estimated the new election will .cost over $2,000.

The schools at which voting 'i to take place will he open from 2 P.M. to 9 P.M.

Jean Garde Engaged fo Ministry Student

Health Grant To Gucrino

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Garde of Hrst Street announce the en Tagement of their d iughteraJenr ^yre, to Stephen Dwight* P ar

:er, Jr., son of Mr. anti Mtn. S Dxxdght Parker of Longmeadow iass.Miss G srde is a graduate o

he College of William and M ary .TUliamsburg, Va., and is present y a member of the staff of Th-

hlklren's Museum o f . Hartford Conn.

Mr. Parker graduated from thi jalisbury School, S-illstmry, C-nn ind the College of William an

Mary. He is studying at Berke ey Divinity School, New Haver >mn., for the Episcopal pries; hood.

A June 4th wedding is planned

Pest Office Closes

Troop 2 4 M eetsTroop 24, Junior Girl Scouts,

■vho meet at Sacred Heart School nade 150 Washington's birthday ray favors for lJergcn Pines Icspital, a t their meeting on Ales day. There are 2G girls ii le troop and their leaders arc ,Ir«, Joseph M anias and M /illtam Cirone.

Monacos Honored By Engine Co. 3* NTHON V St VKDI Nt )

The !:->i*nn Circle Club, which wa* trying & lulp Commissions Huslee Petar Curcio elect Trus- i'c James O'Neil, faitetl although ) N'i tl hud one of the best public rt cords 011 tin; board. "- '4 . ?.

T h t Polish A m erican C itizens': Jlul), which was seeking to elect >ne of its members, Anthony Wil- "zymld, also finished far in theitc k .........................

The Thorn sroup, which call.><1 itself Citizens for Better | | s

lino and Walter Frey. Its third •andidate, John A. Senese, fin- died fourth, just, ^-handful »«f votes outside the money. -~-4 -

High man in the race was Walter (Hawk) Rowe, longtimeports writer, who ran an M e- v - rodent campaign with the help

>f Scotti.The results of the school

lection were being weighedthroughout the township.

Failure of the school budget (Continued On Page |

Scout Valentine Dance Is Held

Become AccountantsSamuel J. S Ucone of 153 Kings

land Avenue, Lyndhurst, and Ho ward B. Hemwn of 60 Franklir Place, .East Rutherford, were a mong 12 Bergen County ix>sidentf xvho passed thp November exa minations for certified public ac countan ts. The State . Board X Public Accountants made public the list test week. ■ ,

i se rvic e s

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, l%6THU COMMERCIAL LEADER AND SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

hi f«*Hy a tar Mini I*immortal, Mid Truth plmva <he ttTWf Of motlnHt)' uft a

n , M tm iE v n K \AN<<MJ<AI. I4TNKM N

i« » » r V afcf R fiw l Aim m 4 Ti n w i K i « , i.y*dkur>l

Krt l l N t p Mutter

t r . mnMAM r* ~ ■ »:pim«m’a l < h i m u

mmI M e** Avwwh( lw r r h o w n t 'hurt'll tH m ol

IMbHnc, Knrwrt Aw,

Hw hW* A r r v ir * , I I a . m . » 'H urrfc M m o I a w l V n r w n M : M • m

I 'h n w s H J I T X

Troop A Of Roosevelt School Defeats Garfeld Courtsters

S P E A K SWrrt, F r tr » . A*ti wwtwiffsy -7:00 a m. - Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. • Murnjnn Prayrr, Ho­

ly Communion. & nibie Class * 3:45 p.m. * Childrens Lmtcn Ser­

vice8:00 p.m. - Evening Prayer k

REED MEMORIAL I KITED rMEHMTKRIAN

CH riU H

WNEW U N k< I4 S A M w n b c m u t i m AM.

FLOWERS BY

DIETKOLAS

Dependable Service Sln^e 1929

A CHANGE221 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J.

G E 8-1234 W* D eliver-------

FINANCIAL POSITION

ThV~ f in e chnTn& er o f o t t r ser r i r e i*

NEVER affec ted l y th e f in a n c ia l circum*

stances o f th e fam ilies w ho ca ll u p o n us.

FUNERALHOME “A MINISTRY OF SCRIPTURE EXPOSITION"

The Carlstadt Baptist ChurchBroad and Madison Streets CarlstadtAnderson Fraser, Pastor 472-5941

SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A. M. Sunday School Clauses for a l l ate*.

11:00 A. M. Worship Service and Junior Church.6:00 P. M. Baptist Youth Fellowship.

M IDW EEK SERVICEWEDNESDAY 8:00 P. M. Praise, grayer and Bible study.

American Baptist Convention

TV A. Z i%. R E403 RIDGE ROAD - LYNDHURST, M.J.

. GE«er« 8 -7271

Steever Funeral HomeSUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL

Air Conditioned If or Your Comfort 939 - 3000

BROOKDALE DIET-TREET OFFERSBurk Funeral HomeDirectors

SINCERITY DIGNITY REVERENCE v * T T — ♦—-ip?*-- - •......

Rendered In A Homelike Atmosphere

WALDO J. IPP0UT0- FUNERAL HOME —

425 RIDGS ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J GEneva 8-4664

Pbrklng Facilities On PremisosA U CONDITIONED YEAR ROUND.

INDUSTRIAL HAULAGE CORK

Industrial Waste RemovalPrompt, Efficient, Dependable Service

0KAN6C CHOCOLATE CREAM GIKfGERAl.fi L EWON RASPBERRY ROOT BEER, koi »

5 2 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9*0490 (corner 5th Ave*)

Air conditioned year round

Jersey City Office - 469 Palisade Ave.

218 W ASHINGTON AVENUE

NUTLEY, N .J.

NOrth 7-8080 1ROOKDALE BEVERAGE CO.CLIFTON-BIOOMFIEID P lo ff-S 4 7 2 * 6 9 8 0

T H f I DMMMU I VJ J £ * t 'M ^ 0 »<4 TO B E iM ^T H l 'E i m y . h f r u r viiY i t , i q m

Mrs. Toylor iSLiSLGuest Her# h'* ari

4T5 R«m»vt!I Avenue who m nnd Oangrm m tn f w iry i IMm arttrd 35 v r « i IM! Wednrwtey, tht<a)«>tiratfd it* **m m Su«U> M(* tf thrtr brithU partyIV> Had *11 Anwtwwuryt M m •» thr rto^V w they •

Sacred Mwrt RC. Cburth cm Sat- mtin * t at f t L u r/a B.C. Ctaiarday with a r« i»-*> *1 uf thrtr ln s .^ a rkm arrtat* vew* by the lie*. Ra6- rrt tlniMM

The rweepHah tt* 113 relaltvea and friends » »* hi Id at the lion fine RntwirHBI. North Arlin«*.tft

MiK of Mtr tJMkn V i'ih iO • <Krrutsr UMMNMl CWBTuf N Arlington M>* Dnrxthy Or*• mmrstjcj at Ihr rlulfc wtll tt M • mo*-1

and JMn B*tH» and CHtt*y C%f gtanu wrj* ttm tr *tri«

Thr bruV titra ted I* * * In­stitute a t IVetaoktO1 Her ho* iwiwl. who * «np»ay»d by IUr-

{Wr* *U« Shup. tllMKlt Seton H*ll

Mr, North Arlington. and thri r U m w I V ia Iu I i ;* v ( j d m i 4 iiUhi a t IMy Iptrtt C tur«k #f- Ul''«t A UtP^lKW »»* held #1 n r Turk Inn. O dtr Grow Mm* Antomrtt* GMti waa mahl

Min HdHiiity'i Plans Revealed

marr

A 50th Anniversary For Mr. and Mrs. John FoaoF rrn rh I r i r s S o i l a

7 0 0 Riverside A v e . L y n d h u r s t, N . J .

S P E C I A L I Z I N G IN T H I C K S Q U A R E

PIZZA PIES s1.25TRY OUR MUSSELS

s1.25. HERO SANDWICHESand M E A T B A L L S A U S A G E r «

H A M & C H E E S E S T E A K ® * *

ITALIAN HOT DOGS

HI*. WAYSF R I. SAT. MON. * TUES.

Makr ycitr dollar go farther . . . | spectacular tale dsys to Uk« advantage af remarkable radar

MEN'S FURNISHINGSFAMOUS BRANDS!"ALWAYS FREE D E L N E R T

r.n 9 3 3 -3 0 1 111:00 AM - 1 1 :00 PM

Friday & Saturday Till 12:00

SPECIAL Vi Gal. Ice Cream T s

WATCH FOR OUR AHNUAL2 fo r I Kale

long and short sleeve SPORT SOIRTS regular and Jar sh irts 92. $3. $5 and up H PRICE!SWEATERShjr Purl tan . JanUen. MrtirrgorRe* 9 95 up - M % OFTNow from IS %■Nationally AdvertisedWINTER JACKETSa# % to OFFLeading Maker*SPORT COATS$10 $1S $20 $25 ,Famous Brand DRESS SIUIlTS S3.88Odd LotSPRING JACKETS fro m $3

Etna I Clearance HIN08

31 to M walat

Sullivans Are Parents

Reg. np te 1.50 pr. SUOES

$1.80 BARGAIN TABLES — CLOSE OCT ODD ITEMSALSO ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ON ROBES, PAJAMAS, CLOVES,SCARVES

MEN’S CLOTHING8PECIAL GROUPFamous Brand SUITS and QUTERCOATS2#% OFT J „ ,Special GroupSUITS — SPORT COATS - RAINCOATS V, PRICESORRY. CASH AND CARR* ONLY NO ALTERATIONS

BOYS AND STUDENTS APPAREL AND ACCESSORIESOutstanding Values!Famous Brand WINTER JACKETS$ 1 0 $15 $20 ,v - ■ ■ < • •*»* •„Famous MakerBETTTRSTTEATERS — - ——

Close Out CHINOS 27 to 34 waist

Famous Brand SPORT SH IR TS 2 for $5oarcot SHOES $4WINTER CAPS AND GLOVES •/, PRICE Odd LotSTUDENT “SUCKER” RAINCOATS *2

WOMEN'S SPORTSWEARFINAL SALES FROM OUR REGULAR __UP TOSTOCK O F FAMOUS NAMES CSPORTSWEAR — COORDINATES ~ 1 J * * /KNIT TOPS - SKIRTS - BLOUSES W “ /SLACKS — SWEATERS — SHIFTS OFFALSO CLOSE OUT ODD LOT ITEMS • $2 AND *3 ETC.

:XJE

Smart people insist on carrying an NCB check book like this.

(.P.P.S. Your money is always safe this way!) . -

Some people still insist on carrying cash like this. n{.P,S. Your money is never safe this way!)

’/n m e r m o n /"T‘ i

N A T I O N A L C O M M U N IT B A N K

RUTHERFORD i TEANEQK (21 FAIR LAWN (4) • RIDGEFIELD

JJ«^DHLI^S1U2X---* EASX-PAX£HSQN_EAST RUTHERFORD • NORTH ARLINGTON GARFIELD • WALLINGTON • CARLSTADT

74 Park Avenue, Rutherford

SORRY, BECAUSE OF THE LOW, LOW PRICES, MOST OF THESE ITEMS ARE “CASH AND CARRY”,O N tYMember F.D.I.C,

C GENERAL CINEMA ■fc THEATRES

LINCOLN

to mH or to tranaport to any re-, aeereh facility any doc. oat, or other animal to buy. tell, offer to buy or aril, transport or oW«r for tnnaponalion In oommwrr or to ? amrthw dealer under !ht« Act any > auch animal unlcaj and unlU aueh daalrr shall have obtained a tt-: cense from the Secretary of Agrt-1 cutnirr in accordance with »uch rul«‘» and regulatlm* aa the *ec- retary m ay pfm ribe pursuant to tbu aet."

Any person violating tho act] could be 1 table to a fine of tip to $10,000 ami imprtaonment of up » am ymr.

Hrlaicwkia act alao carefully outline* provUSon* that mutt t>e| made by licensed dealer* to can' for (tie animal* while they are awaiting trawler to the re*e»rrh tMtttutiona.

Ann Marc a ret falls under (be «pell of handvnnr Frenchman LouK Jourdan In "MAUK IN PAWS", h i appealing romantic comedy In PanavUion and rotor In which a lovely yoeng New York fashion buyer goea to Parte and learn* some new thins about I O Y S. Hi* h lighted by aonfs, dance* and a spectacular Fashion .Show, thia sparkling entertainment for everybody also •tar* Rk hard Crenna, Edl* Adam* and Chet F.vcrett. _

Ann'Maw^i i l ouK lot jwUn RldtAnd ( j«NNA W* AdAMi C J w d E v t « 11 W * t M c O i «

NOW THRU MONbAY A S t’SPKNSE SPY

TH SILLERLyndhurst Lawyers Vie For East Rutherford Health Job

Now Ho t Monday al * M a B reenid O’SullivanNEVER TOO LATE”

plaj•dr* Donalde O’Connor

THAT FUNNY KEELING"

KIRK DOUGLAS Edward G. Robinsont New Technicolor Hits

Cyd GeeChar lave l l a m l l*t WEEKS IN

ANOTHER TOWN

"A SWINGIN' SUMMER

SATURDAY MATINEE

“7 PACES OP DR. LAO' PLUS—

“A SWINGIN- SUMMER"

Starts Tuen Feb 22nd RICHARD Bl'RTON

THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD'

Waahlnton'i Birthday) THUNDERBALL"

HALFPENNYPLAYHOUSE

IF YO U ARE PLANNING TO BUILD. BUY OR 0 REMODEL, C A LL ANY ONE OF THE CO N - jj TRACTORS LISTED B ELO W .T lE ’LL G IY5 3 YOU ALL THE FACTS ON TOTAL ELECTRIC J HOM E HEATING, * i

ELECTRICM r and Mrs. Daniel Rrlsol, 'J6H

LIvinKsfon Ave., entertained at] a birthday parly for their io n . rental, r*i Sunday, celebrating his 9th htrthday, which he mark­ed on Monday. His guests were Lucy Curcio, Kalhleen, Joyce, Robert and Timothy Lorfink, Maureen, Carleen, Ruse Marie and Kathleen Killeen James To- biaseon and Glen Ambrose.

QUESTION BOX

Q. W h e re th o u ld a t h t r - m o a ta t be p la c e d to r QOcd »«rvice w i th alec-Your Instrument

Is W o rth ies*if you can't play it!

PROFESSIONAL

LIVE - ON STAGE W tll , f ira t, w t t r u s t y o u ’ll ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th a f le x ib il i ty ac h iev ab le w i th a t o t ­a l e lectric h e a t in g eye- te m and h a v e th e rm e -

■ fta t* In W W T « « l ! l 1 ® y ou can a e t te m p e ra ­tu r e s a c c o rd in g to v a ry in g ‘ t a a t e a a n d n eed s. T h a t w a y you c a n have i t w a rm e r a a y for c h i ld re n or o ld e r peoplo a n d cool- • r in th e w o r k s h o p . N ow , fo r th a ph y a ica l p lacem en t. T h e a p ­p ro x im a te H fig h t of f iv e fee t f rb m th e f lo o r ia t r u e r e g a r d ­le ss of th e s ty le of • le c tr ic h e a t in g u n it f o r a g iven room . (In O th e r w ord* , th e f iv e

“I've always believed any- Salvaged was space formed* body who said there’s no such ly used for chimneys, an 18”Special Children's

jog uf wan mat iiau new iwrnout to accommodate pipes no longer needed. Hie area occu­pied by "the furnace” and a firewall now obaoleted. Supplementing the "internal

insulation” were storm win­dows and a storm door.

Electric baseboards predomi­nated except for one room where a wall type was utilized instead, and actually played up with ornamentation into a decorative feature. (Note: the electric heating industry has gone to great lengths to make equipment unobtrusive as well as space-saving. So it takes a little ingenuity to make it show up. In this case two rows of

Theatre i | ‘just one potato chip’ ... but I I | certainly thought it was poss- I | Jble to change over just one I | house to electric heating ... but I | it seems I was wrong. We've I | started a trend in town." i | So says the lucky owner of an

I old house remade last year fori | electric living, including a com- i | plete electric heating system.I | “Originally there were threeII of us who endorsed the idea ... 1 r me the builder and the bank.I | The money came through fastII by the way, I ’m told, becauseII it was known the builder ’wouldI | do things right.’ That meantI | that in addition to dealing withII a top electrical contractor for

(xinuTrd by saying hi; did sot have the power ta adjourn the meeting without taking a vote.

The appointment of Cheeki was made possible at laat night's aieeting when Emil - Matron switched his support from Porro to Checki. Metros was ap­pointed to the Board last month.

Joining him to name tho now Attorney were Fred Ramoth and Leonard Carparelli opposingthe action were Steven Wartel- sky and John Underwood, Ed-

PRIVATE LARSON'S ELECTRIC SERVICEResidential Commercial

Industrial W iring Electric Heating Insured - Bonded

24 H r. Service Lie. #599 Belleville PL 9-9262

ON TIME ONLYINSTRUCTIONStarts M.arch 11

tw o hysterica l. B ritish

Comedies

“ The Private Ear” and

“ The Public Eye”Tickets $2.40

Students $1.8024-H our Box Office Phone

Sat., M arch 5 2 P.M.

“THEW IZ A R D

O Ff e e t app liea alao fo r ro am s e q u ip p e d w itn

. th e ce iling c a b le o r w a ll ty p e s) .T h e , th e r m o s ta t s ahould be ao p laced t h a t they a r a n e t too c loae to th a ao u rc e of h e a t, nor a h o u ld th e y b e placed w h e re th e d ire c t ray a o f th e aun w ill hit th e m . Also do n o t place th e m in a d ire c t line w ith a doo r le ad in g fro m th e outdoora .

Q . C an one m a k e a g rad u a l c h a n g e o v e r to

■ f to a t ale h e a w ia o n e room a t a t im e ?

A . I t ’e not rec o m m e n d e d , i t ’e le u e f f i c ie n t an d a g re a t d e a l m ore ceatTy.

""““ 'W h e n th e Jo b la done a l l a t once t h e ch a n g e - o v e r to h e a v y houae- p ow er w ir in g , w h a t­e v e r new in a u la tio n w o rk ia n e e d e d , an d th e ac tu a l in a ta lla t^ o n o f eq u ip m e n t ca n a il b e m te r - re la te d a n d apeeded u p . F u th e r - mor%, ainc.e p ro p e rly d one It’a a m a jo r im ­p ro v em en t, n o t a f ltr ry -b u ilt s u b s t i tu te ,

MYLES ELECTRICAll Tickets $1.257 Songs 7 Dances

Direct from Halfpenny Playhouse T our

Tickets Now O n Sale

*4 H o u r E m e .g e n c y Service

Lie #730-7*1

the installation of equipment molding formed a framing.)and wiring, there would also And then the snowball be- be high grade insulation updat- gan to roll. What had beening. "just a house” became “ the "Luckily for ...ms, betore .wt - tsm ’h.the.ont,wW»ui.a.(iJka... _got the final plans too nailed ney, the draft-free one, thedown, the electrical contract- cleaner onifv And In less thanor proved a valuable fourth a year’s time It's changed frommember of the team ... and with being “ the house” to "The., this experience gave precious frrsrro r tfie'manyr eleotTicaifyinformation on -where and heated houses” — some brandhow to keep reclaiming and new as well as the remades —using space that had been in town,needed for the old system.”

South Kentucky AvenueS h o rt Block off B oardw alk

NEW JERSEYATLANTIC crnr■ E A ftfflL E C T R iC 83S” K ein iy “AVeT------

Arlington, N. J.

Phone Reservations Accepted

W Y 8-4644 998-1100

The Van Buren caters to a <flass of people w ho demand the best at reasonable ra tes. Its locafion is the very center of everything in A tlantic City.

W rite fo r rates or phone 344-9576ask. fo r Mrs. Bernice Schubert

E le c t r ic a l C o n tr a c to r *

Llo. #12

No. Arlington 998-4926155 Midland Avenue

K earny, N. J.

Lyndhurst Bar7 llid g e R oad L y n d h u rs t

Presents every Friday & Saturday Night

Radio, T V and Recording Artist

MARLO“ TH E DOBRO - M AX"

and his Country Brothers Country & Western Entertainment

2700 PACIFIC AVENUE Facing Boardwalk and Ocean

ATLANTIC CITY - - NEW JERSEYA friendly family ho te l located i» the finest

section of th is world resortSPECIAL RATES FOR RETIRED QUESTS

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

GRO SSO ELECTRICa n y naceaaa ry tin a n c - irto la a a a le r to com aby. B tectrlcal C o n trac to r

Lie. #2918

Lyndhurst GE 8-7241

JO N ES ELECTRIC DEVON ELECTRIC INC. --

E lec tric a l Englneera

DON WILGUS BELLO ELECTRICCToctrlaal C o n tra c to r

Lie. #1082

991-5651 - 998-4657 No. Arlington H U 2-6760

COMPANYL lo . # 3 N

E. R utherford GE 8-4429

SERVICEWe have all the knoum brands of Liquors, Wines and been. We serve hot lunches. Ladies Invited. Belleville

A. CH A SA R & SON S. J. PALUMBOHot Soup and all kinds of Cold Cuts, Sandwiches plus all kings of Beverages, Coffee aad Cake.

JOE DOBROWOLSKI, Prop.442 LEW A N D O WSKI STREET, LYNDH UK 8T, N .J .

W Ebater 9-9881

BAUER ELECTRIC ATOM ELECTRICE lec trica l C on trac to r

H en ry B a c k u T j r iS a to Flllpponip Llo. #1897

E . Rutherford 933-0752 933-4399

G R A N DU N IO N

CUTSRIB ROAST 99 ROUND ROAST CROSS RIB ROAST CALIF. ROAST CHUCK ROAST ; SIRLOIN ROAST

All PURPOSEMOTT S OR RiO CHEiK

WESSON Oil

& A M-OVEN

REGULAR OR DRIP

S A V A R I N C O F F E E

deal can H j

RAND UNION

SUMMER ISLE-SLICEDCADILLAC 5-IN-l

6 is'?oz ijjQ|SK£<cans g n

jfi pack|

GRAND UNION

E versh arp

CALIFORNIA SUNKIST

N A VEL ORANGES

SWEET POTATOES 3 ...25r 1 EMPEROR GRAPES 2 39

T in USD AT, FEBRUARY 17, l%6 THE COMMERCIAL L E # R AND SOUTH HFRf.EN REMEW

J e r w y T e l e v i s i o nSALES A SERVICE

REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES TELEVISION A RADIOS

PHONOGRAPHS - TA PE RECORDEI COLOR SPECIALIST

Widening th# row] to thr** line tn each dirertlon from Route .1 to 46 wify be done In four Mitfn John Furach and Roberta Smith- em of tti(>si»t*»>av deoartment' eonsulting engineer! Mid.

To atari the project, work w.l.

BIG DISCOUNT ON CO LO R SETS

LaCorte Bros 470 FRANKLIN AVE. PH O N E — , . .. ...

one-art material, automatically become members and an- entitled to rehearsal apace and private coaching In acting and voice Au­dition* will be held at the 515 M l. Prospect location For an appoint-

Siding - Alterations - Additions All Types of

Porch EnclosuresChita Dey at JTMQ37 or 48W190

BoheUka Completes Training RegimeCAMP LEJEUNE. N.C. - Ma­

rine Private Eugene T. Bohelska, aon of Mr and Mra- T J . Bohelska of 149 6th St., North Arlington, completed Individual combat training today with the lat Infan­try Training Regiment at the Ma­rine Corps Baae, Camp Lejeune, NC,

Th* four-week oourae included over 200 houra of Instruction un­der simulated combat conditions, small unit tactic* in both conven­tional and guerrilla warfare, day and night combat, reconnaissance and combat patrolling, and the ef­fective use of Infantry \*eapons.

He ia undergoing basic specialist training In hia military occupation­al field. These fields include artil-

SUPERMARKCTSU S D *. CHOKE IIIF lira J GBAND UNION # .

Windows & DoorsW E I N S T A L L

DuPont Vinyl Coated Aluminum Siding30 YEAR W RITTEN GUARANTEE

C A L LW E W E 3 - 5 2 8 4

ESTIM A TES GIVEN *

79( SHOULDER STEAK *99c79c (JuusteaKmum a99*

b u t te r * s te a k *99‘

rui&lACMBEETUVER

• >«. i*m , fnmhm ■

8KFV ROAST I J 9 M A S -------

RIB STEAK ~ CHUCK FILLET CLUB STEAK .

S A Y IN G S O N TH E G O -G O

at Kearny federal Savings___NEWPORT ROAST SHORT RIBS TENDERLOIN

FLANK STEAK * T 5 ’fOP ROUND STEAK * *119 CAUF. STEAK a 69

SAUSAGE *89*49c FRANKS ‘BBT k79e95 BREADED SHRIMP .*1”

DelicatessenBOLOGNA ___ *69GENOA SALAMI **79SHRIMP SALAD **89POTATO SALAD *29DM M M n >—aaHi n *PR0V0L0NE *79

NAPKINS 1-25*iSsTANT COFFEE fr59eAwl Ma i _ ~WONDER PEPPERS *r49e FETTUCCINE 3^ 89e SNAP-OFF BAGS 3 lr,,l ##

HADDOCK riLLET * 69c riucsH SCALLOPS * 89crmk-lliKM a a .COD STEAKS * 39c

CHOWMEIN t 4 9 c

EGG ROLLS 2i=89'

Oiuvt*$0 MO* DiUir

• BROC. SPEARS "•ST• Rici-PEAS-MUSHROOMS

n i i i t i i f i l l ------------ . _ ^• fR iN lH \Ml% BlAPft •-

! • MIXED VEG. " t i r

BUTTERMILK O* COUNTRY STYLE

with the p u rch a se o f $ * r y 8" NANCY L-YNN

o f L B M O W P I B

WlflTE BREAD £27*laacy LfaaDaahli *- ,

COFFEE RING £39*■_— i __

donuts a s ? 12 i 27eiaacT lr*«

NUT XN CRUNCH'S *49*S \ IITtA STAMPS WITH 14k 4-**.

•) ANGEL FOOD CAKEPECAN ROLLSECLAIRSBAGELS

I PIZZA PIEIi M M mn- FRIED CLAMS""" ‘ IS AT ©f»ANO UNION

Iwtlk-rmKkWCrakvMi _ADORN HADt SPRAY - 99Imttc a a

Listerine morawm K«69c plCs WHITE 9C

< Dividend* Paid and Credited Quarterly — —

’ -A - •*£* Accounts Opened by the 10th Earn From the 1st

* Accounts Insured Up to $10,000 MARGARINE £48° GARLIC CHIPS *35'POTATO CHIPS k 35c CAKE MIXES £ 3 7

lust get more at grand wildCHIU « . . . : 35' CHOC. MALLOWS 2&69cAPRICOT halves 3 S sl00 GOLDEN CUPS 2 £ 89c

you don’t nay more... youThe Oldest Fhuncial Institution In Town — Since 1114[uwit owl coo»on m custom* i

Grand Union 579 Ridge Road, North ArlingtonAND LOAN ASSOCIATIONPLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT ROTH OFFICES

NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICEMAIN OFFICE *14 KfARNY A VEnKEASMV-N. J .

22 Washington SI“ Instant Redemption Service

Thw iduMtional endeavor is made possible by the cooperation of the following public-spirited citizens who always in the lore striving to make our community a finer and better place in Which to live.

jl. K. CRAWFORD, Preddent H. W. GROTE, President ROBERT J. KRKNAN, Proi.lent JOSEPH It, POLITO, PresidentStandard Tiol & M((. C». LUP (.hrimeal Company Itju iu i«vin^ 4 Loan Alsociation Joseph K. Polito Agency, lac

PRUSTH t . BENEDICT, Preaideal Benedict-Miller, If*. RALPH f . SHAW, Jr., President

A- R. Purdy Co, Inc.

N. BIANOJIJLI. Sec. t Treat. FORDS' K*pr«.„ li Traurfer Ca VINCENT**. CAN DIO, MJ). Pte«Mtm

Restaurant. In<-.THEODORE RICHMOND, Tre*»dent

InlerClty TranipttrUtion €*., Inc.JOMN S. LESLIE, P re sen t

Leslie" Companyi'HANK S MICHAEL CALIXI

Gullo Wholesale Meals, lnr,

A t ( TOM APICEU.A The Lyodliurat Diner flOWABD 0 . CI.AUi

Mllr* Mercury CiProiidenl

♦ ALTER R. fi^EEVER Stetver I" portal HomeLOUIS RUIfENS, f*realdwrt

Chairman of ihr Board ~ filigree Food«, Ian

RUDOLPH MEL0NE. President Tl*e San Carlo* Ite-iamani. tor,

Vi c r o n m . C A R O EO S Pre.identThe Dag Agency, Inc.

», jU inuiua * * S. J.SISMELMAN T .;C r.:Eail Rutherford Indiutrial ParkWILLIAM C. lUl.ljlOU^K

TIIUftSTQN COOPER Co.tprr Lumber Company

V . K. JIU til’T, .Preudent Major Cleaners S Launderers

The Forest Dairy Co, JAMES P. TUOHY, Pre.ident American Truck Leaaiag Carp.GEORGE T. CANTRELLO. PreaUe.i

ll+ tip ( i T r*antr*ll* 1m*ARNOLD A. DEMASS I, J» , V. I W

Dr Maa.i CadiUlae-l’anUic C a, fur,

SOI. DIAMOND. President Diamond Boning Corp.

HA HOI,D A. PAkETI Borough of Carlstadt, N. J.

ANTHONY SCARDINO. JR., pre.. Valley Rroak Liquor*, Inc.W. P. VOGT, Jr., President

Z. Boiling Springs S. It L. A»«n,JAMES A. BRRSL1N An«rney »l Law

PAUL PIUMERANO1 guilder of Ilonies

RAYMOND C. 4 RICHARD L. WILSON

William J«Wil»on.|[ Son*ANTHONY SCARDINO, Preaident

Star Coal Manufacturing Co-t'.’v’ ' '':.v ,;!

— ............— : - -------

PAUL B0RGHI, Director TIi* International Gallery ST ANLKY C. PErVNA%(i{lio

Tlic Lyndhurtt I loristCEOHCE F. DUUY, Pre.idei.t fwriftii* Brand*, Inc.

*AN*t-PtiWOLLA - General Motor* Truck

Sales & ServicePAT CARtJfiCf, Preiiden JOSEPH CARUCCI JB, S<

J. Carucci t Son*. Inc.CHARLES A. 9CAGLI0NE, Preaident

Natth Mttal Finidiiitg Co.8. Zlf.MAK

While Eagle Monumental ifi«,VINCENT G. FIETT1, M.D.

A i.rnicp A rm n r ro , jr. Attorney al Law

PATSV tNj»F.RRA * Pat'y'* &np-Ritr,. Inc.

a . c a g c ia n o , mtdemorial Home,

d p . 'S A M M A R trrm m aarSouth IVr-on 5», S L. Araocjalion

HR. ’RALPH WEISS(Moniftrifl

C r o K C F T A S I H N G T O S f , n , P r e s id e n t , / th e U n i te d SU N , 1 /8 9 -9 7 , B o t g I t m t f m e l m u l

Vh finis f*uu, 17 f i t Urn. «•/., HU; cemm.m- tbih Vhpnia ( m t t , 17If, ttmmsmUd yu- etiifml txfiediiioa f t. D u fiS i t , )7Jt; mtt htrtte. Ml. Virmon, 17)9-7); dtltgelt lo WUiitmtkmrg Co*rtmtlom 177}; d tU g ih to Com

ft t u , 1774; t» m m . k t c k ir j C » » t i» m i* i A r m y , 7 7 t4 3 , p t t i i d f l 0f N a t io n a l C o n y t n t i , ,* , P b tta -

fer»

Selections from the Speeches and W ritings of

(» A »A4Kh> I \! 4i%, M il H J lih V lL W I H ! M W , FhH H liA H V 17, I * ** 4 “

— —

G ) v e l ! M y c o w n t f } *

m e n , a n d f e l l o w

s o l d i e r s ! G a v e l ! a

s h a r e o f t h e g l o r y

d u e t o h e r o i c &

d e e d s

v— W a s h in g to n

m a . mm. ,

% m■Mm **■

%

m ' z z z z S c i r

A ,

Concerning Liberty, the Safeguarding of Liberty, and

the Blessings of Liberty in the United States■if if8 i!6^ "Co Vfitl m y f o qitttymea, and fallow • fcaj o l danger and dearii itsel f, -th^tr— -i— ^ b fR tr o if CtlOttf t i t

will be b i d aside; so“ffisifooe and the same Spirit may animate the whole, and the only Contest be, who shall reader, on this great and trying occasion, the most essential service to the Great and com­mon cause in which we are en giged .” ’

— G e n e r a l O rd er i 10 t k * A r m * , C a m b r id g e , M as j., J u ly 4 , / 775.

* • ♦

"Let us therefore not only Command, but exhort yoy . . . as Regard your Repu­tation, jour Country, and the wcred Cause o f Freedom in which ybu ajre en­gaged, to Malily and Vigorous exertions at this time, each striving to excell the mlar in the respective duties of his dc- p a r m ic n t .“ lo t o i K t o r G .j?

S .p t e m h e r 1 ,1 7 7 6 .

soldiers! Covet! a share o f the glory due to heroic deeds! Let it never be said, that in a day of action, you turned your backs on the foe; let the enemy no longer triumph!”

— G e n e ra l O r d e r s to th e A r m y ,IV e n t , , P a ., O c t. 3, 1777 .

"Let the fact be made known to the w hole world, let it be remembered for­ever as an example to succeeding Ages, that, after a large extent of Country had been overrun fey a formidable Enem y. . . t h t virtuous freemen . . . recovering from fh e temporary shock . . . and buoyecTby a reliance on the aid o f Heaven, above

began to stem the tide of adversity; and, in conccrt with our other force, recoiling like an impetuous torrent on our lately victorious foes, confined them within narrow limits ’till compelled to take their final departure,”

— A d d r e s s lo l e g i s la tu r e o f N e w Jersey, T r e n to n , D ec. 6 , 1 7 8 ) .

"The preservation o f the sacred fires of liberty, and the destiny o f the repub­lican model o f government, are justly considered, perhaps, as deeply, as finally, staked on the experiment intrusted to the

m * n m r s i i l r * __ __

— First Inaugural Address, April 30, 1789.

mon country, that country has a right tn concentrate your affections. The name b f

American, which belongs to you in your national capacity, must always exalt the just pride o f patriotism. ) . 4 shall carry it with me to ®ny firave, as a strong in­citement to unceasing vow s that Heaven may continue to you the choicest tokens of its beneficence; that your union add brotherly affection may be petpetual; that the free Constitution, which is the work of your hands, may bfc sacredly maintained.

— Farewell t y f w St,-'* ~ September 17, 17%.

U M H /1M B U W U ) H k V liW

Pprro Visiting Loulsana To Study Meodowlond Low TKort

Traffic OneinJ Onl*r Th*

tout Uniled Stair* Service kenO*- m , MI U x m Street, T*eee«*. mWt m irtwtWw at nontt- Jame* A ftrudntekl, ant at « rtw* far the** Ar*demi*» » u and Mr* J Arthur Urudnickl, If dttrrmlnrd by th* grade* thr> llonv Avtnue, Rithtftord, tiu*- i'*mrd tn thia Civil Servlet M il U Carparrlli, *on o t Mr l«*<, whi^h rveulted inthenomland Mm Peter CarpertiU. SS inatlons of tht folknvlng youa*inmi"n K im , Ea*t Rutherford, mte: Lawranc* Edward Berger.'John 3 . Ctolck, ton of Mr uni

Mn George K Otilrk S Heath.er Mill Road, Demare*t; Stephan A f'raahrr, mm at Mr and Mr* F.dward Fresher, 410 GlendaleDrtvt, Northvaie C.erard p D

W <it, urn ot Mr tnd Mn Or>* ard iJonrtft. 711 - 79th Str*e«, Nafth Bergen. Denali Ma*xber. sun of Mr and Mm Charter MA>-a«. 43 Hact. Kw(Rutherford, Steven (i Meeting, non at Mr and Mr* Alan Mcaaing. Ifi lla*t*iry Road, Dumont

land Mr* Envln Pahtt, S3 JI»d- drn Terrace. North Arlington;

j Harold. J Pared. twit of Mr and M n H»mH A Panrtt, 4S9Summit Avenue. Carlttadt; John A Purclello, mm uf Mr and i Mr* John Purclello. S30 Grant ■Avenue, !.yndhur«t: Robert A.Tamburtni. aon of Mr and Mr* U w nnw Tamburini, » l»m»- reit Hoad, Teacneck

toroprt* In Academy tchota*. c and phyaWl extmlnatiora to H ermine th* beat qualified to A tht wo appoint menu made vailaUt to Oangmtman Itei oakl far ik t elan entering It Atf fore* Aoedemy tn the irnmer of IM , According to vo young tnm who a tta in t h e kchwt rating te that* Aradtmy aU will re o e lv * thr appoint

Prtvata Austin In K Company

CtldBi»rWine&Free DeliveryC oaplite Catering Service

W E D D IN G S - B A N Q U E T S P A R T I E S - E T C .

PwTt» la [irtaawtly apedal ro « - Ifl to the CLtfilUdt D i,vetopment and Renewal Agency vhWi wa* rtetntly formed to aid n ihr wound development al th t

u Ur ak’dy tor a *

Record Year A tMOPCOS Grads Ta Danca

The Single* College Graduate* Chib tnvtm «tngV men and an git women between th t age* of » and J t who are cortege gradu- ate* or college ttrdentt to a Waahln(ton** Birthday Sail tobe held Friday evening. Frhrua- ry IS. front l:4> p m I t U 46 *.m al the Hottl Robert Treat, SO Pirk Plae*. Newark, NJ . U w music will te pmvtdod ter dear

the Author of “ Rectemartan or Damnation^** Jeraey Meadotv- lAtidf" and many other article* on tfw wrnpei HU mar’: In mtadow- lattd devtlopmtnt haa extended to th* iptclal meadowlund commit- It* of th t New J e w ) Kate Cham­ber of Oommerae and former ap»- dal cantuMant to th* Meadowland ReglgM) Dtvtiapmtrtt Agency

P«< tw*year*; both Bill* paaatdthe Vnatt and Aaaemhty of th >IAt. latt «!**• never a»|iemml kr ihr Oovarnor H* It reportedlyworking en a rev talon and a new

A ptrwnal report by Nopco Chemical Company preatdrnt Ck»irge 0 . ttler on operatiaRa tn Wr> waa p rtttn ltd to a meet big ot 1* Napoo eaecuthea Monday t t tht Downtown ctob, Newark

Tht MormaJ talk reviewed per ftwrngne* tat a year whan Nopco •ale* volume and earning* rearh- ed a record high The ehief extcu- fv e atao dtaeribtd thi outlook for

, , H O M E M A D E Cola Slaw Baked Baarts

Potato Salad Macaroni SaladClam Chowdar

New Tribes YMC A Guides NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS

SUNSHINE KRtSPY CRACKERS

u.f Homa Mada

KISZKA ind KIELBASY

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

S U N D A Y8 A. M. to I P . M.

GARDENimtloh.

Delicatessen4 1 8 PAGE AVE. (Car. C hita) I

LYNDHURST, R. J .W E 9-2950

Iftatantty . a a f t ty . ta rm a n e n lty by th* ta n a a tia n a t

Ra41..maHr Klectmlyala By filNA Of

AQATA BEAUTY 8AI>ONCam* In T e ta y ta r F ree C anautta tlan

Ginn’s Electrolyaia WYman 1-1508

1M M idland Ave. A rlington, N .J .

■ i B PRR ANNUM Anticipated

H Rate

Compounded and Credited

QUARTERLY

W e're C elebra ting !

GRAN DOPENING!

Washington’s Birthday FH! up next w eek...Get

F R E E

ZZOOOMMM! ONE MAXIMUM DIVIDEND RATE PAID ON

ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OF >50 OR MORE.

At Equity Saving* there ia no waiting period .

no bondt to buy . '. no special certificate* . . no

extra conditiona to meet. Juat come in and o p e n

a regular savings account . . . and H»at’t all th ere

it to it. There’s m ore for you a t Equity Saving* . .

that's why it's W elt Hudson’s largeat sayings in ­

stitution.

CNGO-Trademark Ciliet Setvic*ffliC om pon^

BO RD IN O 'S C ITC O SER V IC E C EN TERRIDGE ROAD & CANTERBURY AVE. OPPOSITE GRARD UNION

i AND LOAN ASSOCIATION583 Kearny Avenue (Corner Midland Ave.) Kemr

HOURS: Daily - 9 to 3; Thursdays to 7

701 R I V E R S I D E A V E L Y N D H U R S T • 933-8383

[ Quern nt I H w High Schuul at Ha first vanity IXKm In Ih* TW I North Arttncum rtnWd tt» TH. County Omfmnr*. I* now VCounty Catholic CMIWlM* bw- hilr having a 1041 record (o Hrthaii i n i n on ■ taring aotw usw® play jSWfclay drnn*ng • i-antrat to St, 91 J orph • winning margin Ml Joaepht ot Montvalr, H U unity d t a r on Ih* foul tin* Tin

The tjiw ium w ended thr ran* U m fl Knight* caimcd B at X frrenc* w u tn with • dismal 1-1 *nul «h»t* while Queen at Peae mark hut ar* 6 10 tar ihf twn ttfc nad 11 for U. TH- Quemsmm nut St J i* p h 'i at Montvalr, playing I’icnml St J iw fh 'i from tM floor

23 to n ,Hmr> Itnrhatuek was Ihr high

aeorer tot (h» winner* with 35 petals while Otartlp Murray had II Gene 0 ‘<Vnwil to t Queen at IV*rr wttfi 30 whflt Bob WUlUtin* laaaN^tn U.

St, Joaepha pulled away late i i tha Itntt period neortaf 12 straight poMi to taka a 21-11 lead brfarf He QurrnNnffl wife n tii 19 n ’ort.

rhr O w n Knights string extend­'d Into thr second period uf iiUjf, After leading Querst ot tVace,

‘I JO at hatfiime, St dacked aft In thr laat II minute* at the lam r Qum i of Pe*e% iparkad l.y nine pataU by O a r OtYnnrll ta thr laat period, <ttd o w n * the gap lo 4 l4Lbul SL

Hosfcrd Smart With The Books As W H As With Basketball

Another who madr thr hone jU waa Wat Uialaauknu ol •aijhkeepsie, a Junior who ha

•amr, and to eonsldeml ohr o V beat players in tha east Tha tu* Pta^hkaapti* lad )»

najortay in economics. __

t'seph's rebounded with a nine point akrln to Ice ihr contest.

Queen ot i’race won thr JURiflr vanity flash, IM I,

•8 «var Raat Rutherford al- . with a U toH tailback Vital.' U4d m r to y • hall •rou n d .1 Mid L #* |ir

V O LK S W A G EN H EA D Q U A R T ER SAU W'tyi A t Yoitr Set t u t

Unconditionally GuaranteedUSED CARS

Now ta tha Time to call ua fo r In terior Decorating. Thousand* of 1964 patterns for your fraah slipcover and custom draperies. AU guaranteed wash-

Premium Fresh Mined Goal

Nut or Stove $23.00 Pea Coal $21.00

Buckwheat $19.00 Stoker Rice $19.00

GUARANTEED SATISFACTION

« pomt* Augte i.to, ine Herald w ,i ^*1 .Now* column st, told about ltd * * OUtn V^nOlf lie's debut ta hit column thr other Have Party

Wrote U o: ' Members of the Youth choir< Tttere wasn't any doubt In at the Methodist church, who anyone's mind that Cason oould were present for a party after i-rtxwnd, stuff and" dunk if he had thetr rehearsal on Monday at- to. His natural height made this tt mo n at the church were June posslbJe. But all, including Sam anil Joseph Metallo, Lucy Curcio, Levdne, supervisor of physical Vickie and Brenda Berwick. Di- education and under whose jur-!ana Bulger, Janet Adam, Wait- Mdiction the league comes, wer.- er Sidner, Denise Miller, Vincent surprised at Cason s soli touch1 P atazi and Elaine Messing

• SHOP AT HOM E • V ISIT US • CALL US

We Can Re-Upholster Your Furniture So T hat It Will Look and W ear B etter T han New

MORRIS DEMEL410 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT, N. J.

939-2114 or 2116 m c I D MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY

INTERIOR DESIGNERS615 ESSEX ST. HU. 3 2132 HARRISON

RaincoatsFlannel

All Colored Dress Shirts

3 . 9 9 Reg. 7 .0 0

Hi - Roll Shirts Fla n n e l Pajam as

All Knit Shirts

Vt OffAll Outerwear

SPoHTY LOOK IN S H i R T S

Comfort

s ia c k s

With belt loops or beltless. . . st yl in g fo r fit and c o m f o r t . . . yo u r f a v o r it ecolors, jn a wide tange o f sizet.

Bulky knits, pullovers, cardigans and many others to choose Irom

at our lowir-than-ever prices

8 .9 9 U> 12.99 Special («roiip 0 .9 0 Reg. io 13.00

CHINO PANTS 2.99

PRESS SLACKS froji13.00 to 12.99

He*. fi.JU <« I7.!>.»

Lyndhurst Mens Shop 290 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst

OPEN FRIDAY KITE

T H F COM M HU I \ ! I I U>» R \ VH SOI*TH IlF R r.F N HE VIEW

U.S. Fundi Show Meidowl and Plan

continental Gas. Which Got lowland Bargin, Reports Gain

WiN Honor Med Staffers

Sacred Heart >irlsh To Have Annual PartyAt • neent mr«Uflc. arfvuK*

tiiiui w m m « b far ttm annual trrl party of S*<r*d H«art Pa#>

CMhfr ctmttnllt# ft*£r„ s in . w i t t pti<ki-«a. Mrs. SW iiHi i IpM'H*h im ; )lrt Kdwarj P»tgy. tal>

!>i«- t( r .irm*‘rr|**»t*; MKft M w>H i y mood Itroficrvdt* w w i»meats. Tickets will b r awttafaichortly

Plumber Association. and nf thej Thr phyfctcsaiM lo be bonurw S hmidt-Hueicri Pm g( thr I w Jl receive plaques In appreet*Oirtstadt. V W. W. I tkM ot then servU* to the hot

Surviving arc hi* wile, Lillian Ipkal and lt« patients. PlaqmMwd Wurat three ituutlMm. M l be pfm t lr i tn to UrMn Warren Richards of Clifton. Ahnfaam HeUer of Ovlord am Mn. Trank Zink of Carlatadt. | lw Perry Hall of Jersey Qt> und Mr* George Langhein at Rut 'and, la absentia. to Dr Howar* W*r; two brothers, William of R. I Hike* uf Short t.tlla, Dr Arrh Wayne and John of Carlatadt; aiibald Lyon and Dr. Karl H tiller, Mra. Carr# Piratsky o. Sytnea, both of Kearny, Dr. Jo- l.ymlhui*l. live grandchildren. j«eph H Watt at Newton and Ur and two great-vrandcbtidrvn George H Van Rmburj!

itiifip wlfeHfMf N om e ieftat m » htnery t*A lie designed to en.ui Se participatkm at nil Umw in olved and sharv the tax rev- ntie Ute devi-kipou-nt brings

Tile meadow lands pro)e>'l m rompaaset 11 town* In South ftergrn and northern HikKm Counties. Announcement at the federal grant waa made hy Rrn a tor Harnson A. WllUama Jr ft>., NJ.I.

The Army Corps at Engineer,

banker* Honor Their Sweetie*eu m sK H J, -Wives and awet t

irarla of Uergen Ouunty bonk of- let r i wil] be honored a l thr an ual dinnr-t-dance ot the Bergen iiunty Rangers Association thia •turday ntgfct (Feb. t t) at the

hat been working for 3% years on ■ comprehensive study of thr related needs of land melanin tsoa flood control, and other peci* ot the Hackensack Rivet iraedwH+wik _____

, Funeral service* wilt be con- Otwnt ro he died ~m r D rr i™ ducted by the Rev William G, Lawrence GIHeapie of Keamy, the Doxsey of F ln t I’n ubytenan hospitals medical director for the Church* Carlatadt, at the Shorter nasi two years, and Calvin 3. Memorial Home, 425 Brand Koch of Keamy. who has lor Street, Monday at 10:30 a.m Via- manv years contributed legal j King hours arc Saturday from 7 services to the hoapital.

Tammy firouk Country Ctut>, hw« Ihe associations officers am t

trustees with iheir wive* will wel- ieunr the 450 guests at a rtccptkm 1 [preceding thr dinner

Orchid curaages will be pre- 1 latntrd to all the women guest* on la-half ot their men. f

I The committee which will be respuns&le tor the reception in­cludes chairman, Rocoo C GHk». Wood-Rktgr Natloniil Hank; Kd-j ward J, Ttnsalone of the *ame: bank; Charles A Meyer. CWaena1at — ai - - . . I i i i - 1nfntitwwi niiniii r>f'K"Walter W. Eikert, Fort Lee Tvun Company

The m e n women bank execu­tive* serving ss receptionlati on this committee will he Catherine K Park and Welcome Murphy,

P h U t. Jersey Trust Company’, Ridgewood; • H IWore* Neusar and Dorothy Wkii*. CStinens Na­tional Rank. Mildred Smith sad Agnes O’Malley, National Com­munity Bank; and Joan Waixim- burg, Peoples Trust Company (rf Bergen County.

< Arrangements for the gala event wa» planned by a commillee ehntrmanm-d by James K Reln- h.i-kle. Citizens National Rank Northvale, with WendelJ Breith- jaupt. Peoples Trust Company. Hackemaek, as vice chwrman. j

Assisting them were Alfred G. I TTx mson, Natkinal Community

wne of ga* sold and transparto''w»s responsible for an Inereaac lap p e t sting revengea to HU!' million compared with 1238 9

Fort* TB* Co.

LIKE MONEY? LIKE CARTOONS?

OFFICIAL GRAND OPEN IN G

CITGO CELEBRATION!W A SH IN G TO N 'S B IR T H D A Y FEB. 2 1 , 1 9 6 6

FUN and FREE G IFTS FO R EV ER Y O N E!

T hgn you'll really like the BIGnow fun C0nt*«t

Bank, Tearunk; Theodore V. ,Krukel, J r ., Franklin Lake* Nv | tlonal Bank: Robert S. Monteith, • North Jeraey Trust Company, Ilidgewood; and Robert Strmiua, Citizens F irst National Hank,

Get Sunday’s NEWARK NEWS

and G ET STARTED!

tlgcwood

Ou r Ads Get Results CITGO

DO YOU FEEL ANXIOUSbecause his mother arrives jM ^ a t the station on thM|15? ^ 3 ^ A n d you’re

the measles? And you can’t get tlK O | r |^ tcd-|A nd the

service didn’t come?

Drive into your CITGO. Station Drive out with ZZ000MMM!

2 lovely “Village” design glasses by

Federal Glasses, wUl be given starting

W ashington’s Birthday to s ta rt you* set.

Add m ore during thia month. One free -

every tim e you stop in while they last!

Phone

CITGO SERVICE CENTERRidge Road & Canterbury Ave., North Arlington

Opposite Grand Union Market _ _ _ _ _ _C IT G O . . . T rod«m ork

c s a r s * r a n s i i p i

T ff ta U tfA Y , F W 1RX ARY 17, 1*66T t i i ; c m m u m i a l m:\vrn a n d r u u t h p k r u t n w ;v i f i

vaacxMACME AWNMGt SHADE CO.3 7 } K E A R N Y A V E . K E A R N Y

THE DRUG FAIR250 K E A R N Y A V E. K EAR N Y

JEWEL KIDDIE SHOP85 (EAJN|NYjKVE MMBi>JKEAg^

ALL WINTER OUTER CLOTHING

BELOW COST — - MANY ITEMS

CHINO'S M'S BOYSB l o c k - T a n - G r * * n It Loops and Continental* REGULAR $5 and $6

REGULAR $1.35 BOTTLE OF 100

ANACIN TABLETS

ALKA-SELTZER38*

948 -8 7 8 7 FREE IEUVERY

NOW | "

BILL MACYAt The Piko N Kearny

W M SPECIALS VALUE UP TO $6.95

ARLINGTON DECORATORS7 4 2 K EA R N Y A V E . K E A R N Y

ECONOMY MEN’S SHOP260 K E A R N Y A V E. K E A R N Y , N.J.

TELEPHONE 9 9 1 -0 6 3 8 H i

L - S K N I T

PULLOVER

MAHDEE SHOPS24S K E A R N Y A V E . K EA R N Y

Holiday SpecialGold Band *

Interior Latex daWHITE A COLORS * » . $4.-

MAINLINE CLASSICS MULTI-PURPOSE WOOL SLACKS

FRENCH PROVINCIALWhit* or Fruitwood

MODERNWalnut Finish

ITALIAN PROVINCIALFruitwoodSPANISHREG. $ 3 2 9

Wallpaper - 50%Off

BUIE RIBBON WALLPAPER CO.Dutch Bey — Du font and Coloriier Point*

*38 KEARNY AVE. MrMIBCARUNGTON^Kr'. ^ |*JSr” V. ♦ P J

WY 1.3248 T>m.wMLAs«i.i««pj

REG. $5 .98 VALUE

A ll WOOL - FULLY LINED SLACKS IN TIME FOR THE COLO WINTER DAYS AHEAD - UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICED - COLORS: GREEN, RUST - SIZES B-16.

WITH THIS COUPON YOU MAY PURCHASE2 FLANNEL or COTTON SHIRTS

REGULAR 3.50 A 3.9« EACH

NOW

*£•* M5*

MftWiriAMn________ _m v i i t L n n i ;

C AM ERA EX C H A N G E 16 0 B ER G EN A V E . K E A R N Y

BOYS' 1* SOCK SALEREGULAR 2 PAIRS 9S<

3 . 99*BOYS' STRETCH SIZE

MIG SALE18x27 1 PIECE RUG

IDEAL FOR ENTRANCE WAYS

GOLD BOND BOARD - O - PEDIC SEAMLESS

HYLONSMATTRESS orFirst Quality - Fruit ol the Loom

Buy 1 PAIR

WITH EACH COMPLETE ROLL OF COLOR FILM DEVELOPED and PRINTED

We accept 126 Instamatic and6 2 0 -1 2 7 -1 2 0 -6 1 6 -1 1 6

rt and 35 MM Kodocolor Film*AR (M» tra n to a n n c y Typa Wm A cc.p i.d ) T u u

NOTii Tlw Coupon Mu»t bo P m o n to d w lm i PHw l> >t»mhi -hr to b» Oovotopod

(Procouing by Q uality laboratory)

160 BEKEN AVE., M r KEARNY AVI.

_ _ . Uml-Apri.TUESDAY - WASHINGTON'S BIRTHOAY ONIYI

DEE INSULATION &R00FING Co4 9 1 ELM S T R E E T K E A R N Y . K J .•r 45 1 K EA R N Y A V E . K EA R N Y

AVOID CATCHING COLDS

I AND FLU BECAUSE OF A

VITAMIN DEFICIENCY TAKE THERAPEUTIC VITAMINS

MIVCR BEFORE $ 4 0 0 AT THIS PRICE I

mrnmmrn FOR 100SAVE $5.50

O V E R N A T I O N A L B R A N D P R IC E~ AVAILASU ONLY AT

ARLINGTON PHARMACY4 J 1 KEARNY AVE. AT QUINCY

BEE DELIVERY M, v 991-2444

SLACKSWOOLS - STRETCHCALL 99 I . I M L

APPOINTMENTS MADE BY PHONE ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY ARE SUBJECT TO

5% DISCOUNT ON THE FOLLOWING:

INSULATION ROOFING SIDING ALUM. WINDOWS J GUTTERS & LEADERS

REGULAR T O $12 .9 8

A U METAL ADJUSTABLE FOR FULL OR TWIN SIZE

W t A P

>. ;+ x xx x xxx x x xxx

m e m m w W 4 ^ t n " n ? » « > " i » u . - i^n i u .u uT l H a S O A t . fED R LA H V 4 1. I K *

SHOP IH ESIB U Y S '

P H I ’S L H G G A G E I L E A T H E R GOODS 4 0 RIDGE R D . N O . A R LM G T O N

9 9 1 -9 3 0 7 , 1P D O ZYS^YOUTH WORLD INC

2 S 2 K EA R N Y A V E . KPANDO SHOES

250% K A R H Y A V E . K EA R N Y

CLEARANCESALE

3 3 V 3 % O lfDURING

CLEARANCE SALE

MEN S - BOYS' - CHILDREN

SHOES— " v a l u e s t o t n -------- ;

REDUCED TO COATSDRESSES

AND MANY OTHER ITEMS

'2 PRICENo» Evory Sis* in Evory Stylo

C C KXX3KX,CAMERA HOUSE

213 S TU YVESAN T A V L LYNDHURSTAMERICAN HOME APPLIANCES6 15 RIDGE RD. N O . A R LIN G TO N

SAVAGE HARDWARE385 K EA R N Y A V E . K EA R N Y

— WITH THIS COUPON -

POLAROIDSWINGER OUTFIT

35 RID G E R D . N O . A R LIN G TO NREGULAR S4.C7 WASH N WEAR

IVY or CONTINENTAL CHINO SLACKS

AUTHORIZED DEALERS, SALES, AND SERVICE M AU MAJOR BRANDS— CENERAL ELECTRIC, RCA, WHIRLPOOL,

ZENITH, NOME. THE FASTEST CROWNK APPLIANCE CHAIN IN

NEW JERSEY

AT THE LOW LOW LOWEST PRICES

CAMERA, FLASH, FILM, BULBS AND CASE

127-620-2 f o r 25*BLACK AND WHITE FILM

CAMERA HOUSE213 STUYVESANT AVI., LYNDHURST

FOR THIS SALE ONLY

COLORS ONLY

s m s s m o m m :

COUHTRY CUPBOARD2 1 5 RID G E RD. N O . A R LIN G TO N

(ACROSS FROM BOROUGH H AU.)

COUNTRY CUPBOARD SHOPPER SPECIALJUMBO EGGS

BECKSONS BLUE RIBBON AWARD N.J. FARM SHOW — 1964

L im it : 2 d o x .

p t r c u s to m e r mF Jr per dox.TROPICANA

PURE ORANGE JUICEFRESH DAILY

MILES MERCURY CO. INC.626 R ID G E RD. LY N D H U R S T

C. A. RONSON 5 & 104 RIDGE RD. N O . AR LIN G TO N

SIMON FABRICS258 K E A R N Y A V E . K EA R N Y

ELECTRICGENERAL3’> OUNCEEXTRA HOLIDAY SPECIALS!

TIERCURTAINS e M

RED HEART4 OUNCE

KNITTING WORSTEDPOCKETTRANSISTOR

PLAID SHEET 'BLANKETS y,

PINK ■ BLUE • GREEN |

2 CANNON PILLOW CASES

IN ALL NEW SHADES

MANY OTHkRGeorge Washington Birthday

SpecialsA m por q u a r tLimit: 2 qtt. per customer

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL 10 P.AA.

(DIVISION OF MILES MERCURY CORP.)

6 2 6 RIDGE RD., LYNDHURST

ED U N ’S PHARMACY599 RIDGE R D . N O . A R LIN G T O N

LILLY’S SPORTSWEAR6 RIDGE R D . N O . ARLING

RETAIL DEPARTMENT

CCIMMENCM6 FB . 12 THRU KB.FREE DELIVERY CALL 9 9 1 -6 6 7 7 j

WE ARK INTERESTED IM 3 YOU AND YOUR FAWHYR

r (H O P LOCALLY -FOR 'GEORGE WASHINGTON'S

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION' WEEKEND. PRESENT THIS AD fc RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY SHAMPOO, TOOTHPASTE T » IR SPRAT OR SIIN CLASSES.

BERKSHIRE TEXTURED

STOCKINGSSPORT COAT SP!

PAIRS FOR1 BOX TO A CUSTOMEREVERY SPORT COAT

REG. $32.50 TO S45. ARNELL JERSEY

5HIFTS

OF t Hi w e s t Hu d s o n -s o u t hYOIMIL

U B L I C S E R V I C E E L E C T R I C A N D G A S C O M P A N Y

TH U RSD A Y , n . m v VRY 17, VH*T H E COMMERCIAL LEADER WO SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

dtfHWT (M

Dr. Howard S, Wotter

Chiropractor1139 Kearny Ah

Km ? . N. J. Ulom* CmlU M mU

WY. 8-2456

m both Pnmnnno iiuikl- I V M 'm Travel A*<*» >

have T-S tag* Tt»e o r

W * * TSf Mr t n . i M , 4 I’ .tk* take* pia<r on Wntnrwtay eve nlKtf»,ai«d Saimrfay n't«i»*w at

fArii Sckoul gym M ) fiinJrtri - <h*|«.<rd of Vit

sprcllvety flnhhed i#rund anti ’ Mid third The remaining ijuaii w * were; Kirhan] Minor tit. nlehartl Antlnofa *49, fin**? Ginrdelll 4X1. William Iio«n W and Kerowth Pagen 402 John De-

« J9S and Dram* fhpjiota s \ # 6 Juat tnlavd making the top

JDm t Editor:Thank you for the article! ymi

published in your oewnpaji.:| to ih r lliblr convention ot Ne.vi

lem-y Cirtuit One held at th* .Tcam-ck Armory on February 4-*>t m d■ Th* arffJe* proved most timely and helpful in keeping the vicinity up to date about

j th* activities at the Wood-Rid^*1 | Congregation which attended this out-of-town event.

■ H u W i.ntl-;.^,. Qjoglfgiilionj appreciates the apace y o u r

publication devoted to thia as­sembly md la m m yrai of our cautioned desire tp rrmier any of our ministerial aervtce* to the community at any time with­out obligation

Respectfully,* Julio Ramu

Wood-iUdge Congre-

You Hava natural Inborn ability that you may ba unaware ofl

T h u ab ility I co it you* h idden ta la r" ! Over th e y e a n I h av* surprised m an y p ao p la by rev e a lin g their underly ing o M it ie t , rhus rew ording th em w ith tha p r ic e le u flit* o f **H so tisfo c- hon o n d th* a d m ira tio n of their 11 tends W o u ld you b a sur* p rised to la o m th o t y o u hova k>*ent a r t ab ility ?

Uve a richer, fuller life -e n jo y th a prestige of on ortiaf Every Satu rday o nd M onday a sm oll Inform ol g roup m eet* to m oke b a o u tiM oil poin ting* undkrr my h e lp fu l g u tdonee . Everyone envoys them selv** o n d no ana fee ls w it-conscious o t th a in*tructioo it tanw p iiv a ta o n d g ao rad to th* ind iv idua l. People w ith n o p rev io u s o rt tra in in g a ra now tak in g bom * valuab le p o in tin g ! to display o n d eniey.

Wa leach you the iw w " and wky of f i n i ng pictures For aaom ple, in th a va ty t in t la iM n you <wa to*d e v ery th in g you n a a d to know a b o u t od pointing). You Are g iven co m p le te in fo rm ation covering eq u ip m en t o n d po in ting techn ique*

You loom quickly th rough "thow -how " dem onstra tions Step by Map o$tuol d am o m tro tio n * show yo u every p h o se o f the a r t o f oil p o in ting Never b e fo re have th e a c tu a l i t e p i In p ic tu re m ak in g b e e n d e m o n s tra ted to d e o rly a n d h e lp fu lly ,

iv eryona l« w elcom e, beginners and ad v an ced alike! W e h o v e th e m o te rio l* to j to r t you off, b u t if you o lreo d y hove supplie* you m a y bring th e m along If you w ould like to b e p laced o n ou r m oiling list, co ll 9 3 9 -3 14 0 , o r com e over on Saturday from 2 -4 PM ar Mondoy hem 7 • 9 PM T uition i t on ly $ 3 ,0 0 .

gat km.

3 4 0 RUTHERFORD <KVENCJE LYNDHURST, N EW JERSEYART STUDIO

Cutone AgencyInsurance Specialists

Give us your insurance problems.

Call evenings 933-1174

R e m e m b e r , f o r re a d in g c o m fo r t , u s e a t le a s t a

1 5 0 w a tt a b u lb ! ^€ 0 L 0 R . T V

S ta r t a tEASY

C R E D tTA rranged

Admiral 19'Admiral 21

U D W P R IC E S

JERSEYTELEVISION

479 Franklin Ave.Nutley, N.J, I 667-7881 Best sellersa Year after year, more people choose Cadillac th an choose

any other luxury car in the world. Shouldn’t this alone lead you to

consider the worth of ow ning a Cadillac—new or used?

The reasons for Cadillac’s overwhelming Cadillac—a most im portant consideration popularity are numerous. A m ong tKemost a r tra d T n g tin ie. F ina lly , yoUr TVeartsy im portant are its advanced engineering Cadillac dealer is long experienced in and meticulous craftsm anship. Cadillac’s c a r in g fo r C ad illac o w n e rs—an d in sty ling and luxury are renow ned for seeing that their every need is attended dignity and good taste. Its a le rt perform- to. W hatever you plan to spend on your ance and handling rival m any sports cars, n ex t ca r, you shou ld inves tiga te the No other motor car in th e luxury car e legance , ex ce llen ce and ex c item en t field retains its value as long or as well as of a Cadillac, new o r previously-owhed.

Typita'w hen your insurance man h0jto go to work lot y£U Fo niake sM)t h* will, make aura now ha's an independent insurance agent. Hf$ job l» to serve you first when you need help most. Wa’ra inde­pendent agents. Call u» any time. 1. Mardl'ip Kl-d.in (V VilU-- 2 H)l$4 Siltty Special

Sfiia'n. 3. ttllia Sedan dt/.Vi|le. 4. Ii*b3 Cyujw d« Vill*.,

Standard ol the WorldCadillac Motof Caf Division

DeMASSI CADILLAC-PONTIAC CO., INCPARK & RIVERSIDE AVENUES, LYNDHURST, N. J.

... ' . G i • JU jIrtA

K X V tN O A fH tN C T --------: *•*81 B fdge Hoad l.ywlliurrt, N . 3 .

* O K n ev a M i l l

COME IN NOW DURING OUR BIC

on m a n y m a g n if ic e n t m o d e l

tie Solid- •a tn W y

ntfTH BFFU in g«v « r . , : ___________

At The Lincoln TheatreTWHSDAT, FFBmiAKT 17, \<*6 THF COMMERCIAL

Reider Honored % J S g T iKititrri Kr<d*r of North At aaMPUIPtg

I Mika Mi IMnk with I* k> form no, end wwr DlflMiy"

*mfKNi H W*' nr rtgiw hrH** *tu Irnl* in »• wumlo* Il Kulhrr o rd rampua of PeirW igh m ^k,n«on t >n<wr»H) t<> w i i m r mmt ‘wr* al Ornlcnm [M ia Rpmkm ihr nttfy hrvirtr wwi•ly o f w o n o rn lr*

Columbut PTA Plan For Movi*

War Widows MeetI The Widow* ot WorVI War ! jO u p ter 17, Rutharftx d . wUl hotel

* • rrg u Jsr m w H n^’TU fiidii), F A22nd ai tlw IHJw flail Xmr* Avv PrcaideM, Mr*. Alfrrd Villa, wfl

presideT he Spring hw» to u r wW I * die

ruaam New

SOLID-STATE

STEREO High FidelityRadio-Phonograph

T M M tm ’' Fnrml* art invited< oaaW Stevens cries on her mother * *ho«ider after a r»mll> quarrel ia th ii v m h o w Warner Brea." “Meyer Taa ta la " , now at the L i n c o ln Theatre. P i l l R r i , Maureen OHallhraa and inn H u t t o n alas star in Ih e Terttnlttrier aad Pataaviaion romedy wtikh waa produred by Norman Lanr aad directed h r Rad Y art In "Never Too Late", haaad an Summer Arthur Laaf'i Miiash Bro, 1way play, la the alary et a New England couple having a rhUd rather late ta Ilia Lone wrote the screenplay

Ciarco Honored At low* CollegeFhilsp Clarro ot Uyadhunrt. n I

at lam bda Chi Alph* <ltMe*t.. UMalayan, la., haa bern selected aa an Outstanding Greek a t a fraternity grthering here j Selection waa made on the baa la of scholarship. fraternity aia<>! elation and outside acthrie*.

Phil has been a m em ber o' nitw Key, Alpha Pal Omega and vtee president and president o>

Student Government

brat ton of her NOth birthday, al a parly given on Saturday after­noon by her aon-iiv-Uw and daughter. Mr and M n Charlea Smith, who live at the i*mr nd*

Mr and M n. Joseph CUtanxarIte of 719 Summit Avenue, Lynd hunt are the parent* ot a daugh ter, Michele Andres The chiVlj waa born Feb 5 at Oara Maaa« Memorial Moapttsl The mothes | ia the daughter o( Mr «nd M n j Jerry 1/wko of Summit Avenue j Lyndhurct, and the fattier I*i the son of Mr and Mn. R Catan zarile of Natley.

A N N U A L S i S A V E - — s

All The Water You Need

W ELLS DRILLED Estimates Chearfully Givan

Protect Yourself Against Drought

• Beautify Your Lawn — Grounda

• Wash Your Car• Fill Y«ar Pool• Air-Condition Your

HomeNO

TUBES NOW ONLYW ith Potable W ater

Water Procurers N. J . Stale Licensed

998-4851 Wonderfully compact and versatile-perfect a s a tabla model or on shelves. Phonograph model 1-SC601, beautifully styled in Colonial or Contemporary, is only 14 ' H without detachable legs. Micromatic Player with Diamond Stylus lets your records last a lifetime! Solid- S tate Components bring you the most beautiful musicStill a few good seats left you've ever heard! Annual Sale P,

Beautifully Slim...Trim — and HIGH-POWERED

16" PERSONAL TV*celebration.

* SURPLUS CASH — Money you will net need tor one year — foam f l ,0 0 f t !* 125,000 will adrn higher interest far in­dividual* and non-profit organisations In Peoples Trust Savings Certificates a t 4 V t% GUARANTEED INTEREST from day of deposit. At maturity, you racaWe your earning! by check er It can be credited to your regular savings account (to earn 4% ), Double Dollar Account or checking account. AND, in an emergency, you can redeem your Peoples Trust Savings Certificates a t the following annual in­terest rates: 3 to 11 months, 4 % ; 12 months or more, 4 Vi %. Far additional Information, ca|l 487-6000 or stop a t any of our 18 Offices serving Bergen County.

Th* Stowaway-model 1-U107, with 119 sq. in, 'screen, tilt-down carrying handle, telescoping di­pole antenna. In decorative Champagne color.

Your family deserves the best in TV. . . a magnificent Magnavox

THREE (F Stages (not just 2) plus Automatic Picture and Sound Stabilizers (Keyed AGC); give you better pictures and sound-with greater stability even from distant sta tions-than you've ever.before experienced from a portab le! And exclusive Maenavax Bonded Cir.cuitry assures you of lasting reliability. Don't m iss out on this exciting Magnavox Mid-Winter, Festival Value!

• • ‘ H'i f - :: ^ ~ •____ U -.......diagonal mtawnY

--------------------------------- PO N TIA C M O T O R D.VISION

our great *66 Pontiacs.)It’ll be the Washington's Birthday

Open House to end ali Washington's Birthday Open Houses. So we hope you'll be there. Time? Whenever you get there, to whenever you've picked out your favorite. See youl

our Sprint And lots of other great ones.Or, If you're more in a used car frame

of mind, we have some great seats In that department, too. All kinds of nifty one-owner, late-model beauties we were able to persuade their owners to part With. (Thanks to the popularity of

In fact, they’re the best seats-the ones inside the Pontiac tigers we have alt fined up to help you live it up on your day off. Economy tigers IIKe our Tem pests. Luxury tigers Ilka our Bonnevilles and Broughams. Swinging tigers like our Grand Prix, our GTO and

W e Service What W e Sell

r u n * Radio -OF BERGEN COUNTY

1« NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES SERVINGTO BUY USED CARS, TOO.COME IN AND TAKE ON A TI6EH AT YOUR PONTIAC OEAWBS-A 6 0 00 BERGEN COUNTY

MemW f. D. I. C 196 Franklin Ave., Nutley — 66f .

Open Daily 9 to 6 — Monday & Friday

SSI CADILLAC - PONTIAC CO., INCPAR* % RIVERSIDE. AVENUES. LYNDHURST

GE 8 4505 A . C h a s a r & s ,

JOHN'SK a d io & T .V v S e r v ic e

438 -9120 ;C o l o r & B . & W .

.J09 Chase Avre., L yndhnist

C A u i l lA L • P 0 N i)A C •

, 2 9 5 PARK AVENUE . .M y/n DHU'RST . 9 3 9 - 0 8 7 6

J H f n . ^ L r r . p i A U U

it Rutherford PresidencyWIM 11MC.lt M M ft- KfJUdt Wffi- M an.i and Jwl M'*kU> tru»iw* Lawresee Qt»nhu»> ••«K) uf ihr Kill '* i i . ftlttl i *1 , M t fch'l GudftUa r i ot KtHirnthM rul Frank t iw f lE tTi* won Sam son fixing «•*< Z a lk u l * »> jp * n

{••e Fffrarn aart arwt t j tf 1 and i n n » (n» UHktrt LotuiD >t*)noti.«i trf th r turn- ten an t Cttrjiatclii. A ' In thrlifwdy te an arcom - Jrsl vote, thr three ww iru*-

!■ J)Mb *** am expt-rM »•» >wn Witt-f t * J W iw tc h c f j £ triara jo uuu iv k e y Uauaa. uo

ALTERATIONS Music Instructionttuur *«1. quite poM.Dty. un h*• I k l i i M f t l t i«lywiiTf * * ■* n i | »

rawBa waa chosen Uoar.’ \ ir>"prt'**drnt Though hr ara* thr t rty per*tm neminatrd (ot thr (MrtTtwt, after fw rsro de

Piano - Organ Accordion

A. T l K ill I O * SONH*me la tw uw w ai

aaawt«i«i • n«.'i a«a-»

hr * i t prviiunly a mi’ trcdval only *ix voir* T*o ofw m j o, ine. thr hattrta lu te d m e iml-dmi

TV trio ran at a ticket aw* tor th# apot* and uni* personS § # | iSCfe VWtsihun in a ociv) wiuts ia MvaM»‘a iw w -•* |n tohool at Klcgin FJetd thru Thr Hoard vmad tiv hovr it* P-nu-ti rantnniy tawara thr [doni r-x t regular meeting Ft <tv* whieh will appear on a March Line* thr second olMfltm pa th* 51 tt Irrmdum j drfratcd school ‘iwigct w.U 1*

Obdthuhet ha* nlreadj an js^hedukd meeting night J

vmtmtm Deere A Wl« V « l A m . t l

GEncYt 0-Xft3fat ym r enjojm rnt by

VICTOR - , FRANGIPANE

Composer and A n anger (or Claff . Century * Heritage •nd Schuberth Music Co. of

Near York City. ADULTS may alao apply far trraaioaal leaaona at ya«r home.

CALL *S» IM*M

The Mo* votr ■■*** were*. Jt*i before thr v*tr, a ntquent by new tnw tw William JUtk«* lh*t thr voting tie dote puhlkly wi* ium«l out vmwm itgaihst

Asphalt Paving

Guaranteed Hot Asphalt Drhreways, r ark Ing Are**,

Playgrounda, ate. Call no Mra*

44th Anmverwry ror DiFlumtrii

Electricians

SALE!Plumbing

“ D o -I t -Y o u r s e lf” Plumbing Heating Electrical SuppliesSink*, Bath Tuba, Toilets,

Baiina, Gas Ranges, A Elea* (Heal Supplies. Bathroom

Vanitiea made to order. Pipes Cut Mi Threaded

To Order

East Rutherford Supply Company

U4-IM Paterson Ave.I . R utherford WE 3-1430-1-4

n w ww n a n a y w w w v w w i i e e

Refrigerator

Anthony J. ManioElectrical Contractor

Industrial Residential A Comm. Licensed and Bonded FR E E ESTIMATES

Call 997-1569

Sara BIG Money During Our *

RECORD BREAKING SALE

Fencest* -« ' r v l u l . ^

Artiitic Fence Co.Service

w w w a a a < \ w w w w w w w w >

ON ALL MAKES

T. J. Nsultv»10 Ames A venue

R u tk e rfo r^ , N .J .

P h o n e : W Ebster 9-6922

Storm WindowsP ATL E N 'T O N ST R IT cf ?6r5QUALITY ALUMINUM STORM V.’INDOW S AND ALUMINUM SIDING AT VERY B EA SO W f.»i.S

l-AT.TS

933-5212

M« lUver Rd., Lyndhnrst, Pf. 1

T.V. ServicelWWWWWWWWWW»WWWAWnWWWW»MTELEVISION SERVICE

CO LO R & BLACK & W HITE

/ SALES CO LO R - PORTABLES

AO Types of W ooden Fences and Chain Link Fences —

For Free Estim ate CALL

SAM MINCOIA ' 939 S<I2

*92 CHASE AVENUE j\ Lyndhurst Local Salas Office!

Mata Office ft Warehouse IM R t 17 Upper Saddle River

GMCPICKUPSRued Construction Co

Al! Types of J Home Improvements

Block Ceiling Special I2 x l5 ‘ From $80

2nd Ceiling 1/2 Price il-f. F ree Estim ate*

Call473-1720 991-0291

TRU CK S B U ILT, SOLD AND

S ER V IC ED BY TRU CK P E O P L E

As Low A*Purchase any new Pontiac or Tempest and buy any of the following accessor- Floor Coverings

Featuring e x t r a s not •IwAyt included in other CARPET

LINOLEUMWALL COVERING

TilesLYNDHURST FLOOR

™.. COVERINGED 8UDOL 656 RIDGE RD.

G E 8-0244(WWWWWWWIUVUWIWWWWWWAWftI

Improvements

Roofing & Siding & GuttersCall 931-4981

151 Kingsland Ave. Lynd.

trucks . . . Dual h-ad lamps . . . 8:15 x l S Tires . . . Double wall cab con­struction GM Cs exclusive suspension . . . GM’s 24/24 W arranty, to.

F R A N K ’ SGARAGE

26 7 -2 6 9 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. J.

W E 9-7790

I wish (o announce tha t I am now actively engaged as an insurance broker

FIR E AUTO L IF Eand would welcome the op portunity of serving you.

M ary E. It alia no 6 Webster Street

Ncrth Arlington New Jersey 07032

Tele. No 998-4660

• Power Steering

• Delco Push Button Radio

• White Wall Tires

• Power Brekes

• Electric Clock

• SoM-Ray Windshield WE USE TUBES

TV RENTALSD *y . W eak . M onth

C*lt A nytim e

FRISTIK & DEGERDONEat. 1*4*

H I JBWb* M ... N o rth A rtineta*

W Y 1-4369

• Traffic Hazard Flasher

• Door-Edge Guards

• Ashtray lampsIS THE TINE TO BUY

Custom K• Courtesy Lamp

• Foam Rubber Front GushionROYAL

KITCHENS, JhjC,1964 C h ry a le r M*w Y o rk e f, 9 **»'• W aflon. D ark Gr**„ w / w h it* wfnSt In ta r lo r . O n ly 1S.OOO mile*. Im m a c u la te . A r* * t b u y for p n ty * » 9 5 . ;—- r ——— a ,■1W3 c tiry » t« r S00 4 d r ., H .T , VS,

^ r y " X

Custom Made

KUehen Cabinets

Formica TopsAdvisory S«rvicc

1965 F w d Cueiom » V-s a u to m atic r* a te e r in g . w hite w, Solid va tu# at

W 2 Oldamobole D ynam ic 88 2

*&. s.!* f m s f a f d s r t z. * - - I - afc—: _ — t a . , _ ■« — —**fior. P rice* ^ a . , a « u . II3*S

- ,* n | , ,V ,t; .IM * Im prial Crow n 4 d r. H.T.

i a .

Peluxe Steering Wheel1965 C O rvair M onu conv w /w h ite vinyl bucket* . * trano . R A H . Sate prj

1*05 B irrso u tla - v 4 . t u f t . " P.S. and fa c to ry air cond ition ing Exec, c a r , low m ilage. Bal. ol 5/50 w a rra n ty . * ft22S8

1J64 C h e v ro le t Bela»r w ap on V8, au to m a tic , R S. H P.8, w h ite w /b lu e in te r io r onl>

Designing • Installations Call -1

939*0177 939-M91536 Pater*on F lank Road

Easf Rutherford, N .J.

STATEWIDE < TELEVISION '

19*3 C h ry sle r N ew port . 4 dr. sedan. V-8, auto. P. S- Black with blue in te rio r. A m uei to •4e and drive . Only $1495

1963 O ldsm obile, D ynam ic 8S, 4 dr H .T . P .S . P.B. A factory air. a - i cond. P riced to sell H urry!

THIS AD WITH YOU FOR tHESE SPECIAL WASHINGTON'S ^RTH DAY SALE VALUE!

This offer is good,on A utos in stock or to be ordered— Offer good only Feb. 21 ond Feb. 22 -

19*4 P lym ounth F u ry conv V8 a u to m a tic , « * H P .6., P B, RRed w /w h ite top only MOO

19*1 Pontaic C a ta lin a , I d r H .T.JV8, a u to m a t ic ? ^ . s . , f t A H,

I r*al sh a rp , t iA e r beau ty to r

nty — --------- .— r - $ m —19*0 Bulck L aS ab er * d r H.T. au to . R A H P .S . W eekend **>ecial for only *495

MASONRY1SW Chevy- tm tiiia c'SSv, . « au tom atic , R A H 4. p. s . M arton w /b la c k . Im m aculate. Hurry.

Expert Color &

piack & White Service

7 Pays a Week998 - 2885

1»S4 C h ry s le r N ew port, 2 dr. H .T . V8 autom atic . R A H P.S Bal p f S/50 w arran ty

— MASON AND

, Free Estimates

Big or Small We Do Any Job At AllFRANK PRIMERANO

^ 315 Chase Ave. -Lyndhurst, ^ f

Phone/ 933-5625

w e e k e n d s p e c i a l1965 IMPERIAL CROWN 4 DOOR s4695m NOW

LEASINGNew Cadillacs, New Paotiacs, New Ttmpests and all other

m akes af fine

A u to m o b i le ; .

W e Have Color & ? k c k & W hite Sets

Visit Our Showroom

Color Mack & White RentalsU - o i H XoteVcivPhotrr X limber

Leader Cfassified Ads Briria Results

DEE OF KEARNY

a m * m m i t i i M i , k d \ h * .v i

iiw kr w v m c ii w % u

M ACHINISTS**" M ILLING MACH. OP

INSPECTOR Q.C. BRIDGEPORT OP.

JT O O L M A K E R S V I DRILL A TAP

I iWt* BATKa U ih » R X C B lX C f c T • f ' A l r a a

/?#/»* o N*f WO ly m p ia

pr #c i t wrft-lfiffft

portableTk* rules «t Rummage Sal* a n simpU. Yaa pay

Jf a|Qn • \JU» can u|ma tinnni UU . mmmm% yinn^ y ™ • w- aana RRRR i m n u i Sal* advertisement (limit 2 Hmm) and mail ■t lo 251 Rni*« RktadL L yndhunt. W* will n u t tha a.wrr tisement h r i ta — without coat > jraa 4 a i 't aalL If yau 4a **■11, Mttd ui f i l l Thank H « — on votor honor.

NO AUTOMOTIVE ACCEPTEDI Q T P I U T Q p rm a a rr coofcw. t O N I M l . H ' u p rig h t tmrnm

L1‘NO.

A ppirr.imttwii Opportunity

Arcrptlag applicant* tor ten tf ' to uprr-ttr Kwh* Machine, muni bav* High Hchaai wlucattoo

a-ii • La« l». M 11*. ^* • allj wr.aw^

a k r o i*nr<i!UON o».i n P u i iv r M t

l.)M ltw nt, N. J, of call Na l i l t114

t unity and every buyer a ( a u r a LTND. — I roof** aiaaia haal.ot uaett car rw rtv n a pataraM woman prefrrml l*M altar 4 p n .• a n w n h w af charge. * » M*S. M l

" • J T T V S S - * • - , - a ; t m m . o T o . - T r ^ .t*W { • « ' » * • * « • aM"3& **"*1 «*cor*tod. daal Md ha tMf ca*«> 4 i , * 1 . »»*ar. Nate BeltevUte Turnpike.

g T * ' ........... ’ * % « ' itoc Mt. u a a . «U t o , . >« A te\« .

"" tsssr.wur- isss n lw •n* * > ~IM * f ^ M a * « Or. " J J J 1........................................„.._.r................. ; * ‘ n

i»€f Chevy in f t l i 4 * r . ( Cyl A u to ARUNOT0R •** • M a h na*w*r l i a r , . , HIM m m , n w * n bath Water, heal

~ m * * + » 1 *jMaly a lla n to l a m tram ,p**MWeu. *M. " i n i . T r

ELM AUTO SALES I'*0" ? 1 * **" ••* -W « « «U " !T Ava. a - m r v j H" n ib n pMt ap.H»o*nyJW *. Kearny, N. S- m< at, Hrat flaar. HmI. hat watrr

_ WIBMU M M I ________ .htUMIra. rang*. refrigerator .u p1MI TOKO convertible, aUraon1 £fW '***•**■ N‘* r ptak, radio. hMUrr, powar brafcaal *** **r- 11 *Mo ^U i ' i Hentc« HUtUm, 208 Rldcn1 N,PVf* i “

, h4 S . ^TT IWMBii t M J I M W l i ' - '< ^

. - f y y ? * " WPOKTVWITy ^ p t t o l KSuT aM M k. l ^ a l ^ lT cW i*4» MONTHM' HMMIHJC - * » “» Ava., ar rail alter • p.m.. Hotta typiat. ru»l or part tlnir. WV.!•*■ •. I l l

« '‘ARC* JfiJoR HKl'iravHQt. I tA V la i t 'K P A I f . rf^T plan PhOK

IT l>HAHtNG,„ W T t-l«M

I'W W JW IO X M A N W A i - r y i t i v o!.vr»Hviitwa — O A U ^nu,1 1-M, AND AU. KAT •ATUiToaT

* P O ajW K AVE RO, AHtJMOTONAft K*aal Opportunity K nplorrr

( Hil l) ( A U *•" Brbalne bl.yrto, U I; taMa t I rhaira, r*d. altr ut tabte a*U0. I t a U h e aaw. Call U» UM t - l ‘.

MX Al. lad)- ta w a r * aa a«atal«at Cteaa work. Haari 1 a m . • | M

JK M M L ..U IIM OOC. tv tu iav)

'IK*. DUNN gtltei ma4or ami |advl*w. Advk* oa all prahteina al Wa—Card mutlaf*. • a. .at, to • p. m. (Jail a u MT*, Jeraayrtty.

I ’ra i l l , a l l )

l i K . U M l .UVIM « n o n »ola aad * tamp. ttoo4 roadttlo* rHMoaahte <^1'•tm * ».»„ Mi nn. »»A U T O M A T IC ahuftlvtHiard. b o a

ita««M»w *” fii m m - •*»#. mtraAa la tar (wod *uaik> p u t to Mb. Oall Ml-MSS. I 17

BE A JONES GIRL t IBookkeeper*, Clarka, Menoa,

Typhda Trmporary P lu r n r n U

C.«. MIM ar ^rai tnor D i«a<tah«r |A n y T y a a )■ MM T n h / T f i m w■ ita ln aa rlM t i i H i i i imm mm ImMrmm -

1|M Tab Mid • AMi*M Tab O p .r O .y . o r n iv ra n a a A a ju rto r

<ai H a tar a r u n to rw r l ta r loaur ln v a ttl* a ta r- ln a a . U aaaa C apM ltor M ina yam a a l T m .a I C 'U M anagam ant T ia aa ( l n*^a t w t t n t t m T rn a i c i t t i f Radical T ranac rlba r M tdlcal o r X Bay T«eh 5W W M an aa ar •u r th a a la * A *ant

rayrtto ptbto. «•**. ta li Ml UM.m

tVKMK t roaad TaMa and « chair*. Uka arw. (all MJ I?«I

» MORRr.RAI. BlbCtrtr rr-frlgrralor trrraar, 11 ra. fLi *lau ataadla NMirh. CaB 471 IM* after 4:M.

Aoalfnment* by Phonr No P*e Charged

T H E JONES GIRLS .m i t W l f v i l l r P i k a

Krarny. M. t . M IN N

(W* N*ed Jonra 1107a, I* Intluatnal ft OfftM)

CM NM-1S44. M l

OOUPldE dcelrva 4 room apt. I* Nurth Arlington, t w l W1M7S

LYNDHURSTLovalf 1 family on extralaa*a Ck— f CAfc 1 f a o I ■ ,a*a r% Mia jBV 9 w M mirty |W O \ I W > V IT IIIJ

It*ABE TIME INCOME - RHUI h g MM eotlerUng moor, from NCH' TV PE high quality cota

H H llf *--* -Al ----------- • . . .auppMin m rtiln HPm. No aeUtag. To qualify y ou

ON*. 1-11

Mi s t aril living room furalturr. Ml*, rhaira, tahtei and tauapa ItewoaaMe. t all M l BW, t-17

R IA L ESTATE FOR SALE

»«H a a n * r ^ T a n t r C a n t e d itM'} • # • (In a l* * ) M * Mto la a n a t a l l /T r a i n a a l i tto la t c o r e a a a c n f a a t *7to « la l W a rfc a r D a*. MOOV »»*rvia*r T r a ln a f 400 i-rim* S tu * y M an IMV a ry ty p .M * / 0 T A v*1 O aya P / J * h » r . l .M

I N f tC J T . ( a a i N O 110 DIP)Air C * n * -R « frt* * * rv l» « m an 1.00Ar? of M ali A re W atO ar 1 u aAaal F o re m a n T ra in a e 2.0*Auto g le e t r i e T ack 2 .M +'h i m O a a r l» t , l a d . 1 r* l .Mjr lv a r : R a u to a r T ra i la r 9 0 .

OFFIC’E SPACE FOR RENT

OPTICE SPACE TOR RENT, I, 0M ft. I room office aulte on ptttk

NORTH ARUNOTON - No. I* B«gl« Artmae. A one family Cape

0 ) 4 with three hedrooma, modem kttrben, tUe balh. knotty pine recreaOloa room,, garage, atorm ■aah. and acreem, ■pM'loua yard exeeUeat r«akjp*illal neighborhood

LOVE BEAT tilde-a bed, pink My ton, very good coadltlon. No rea* onablc offer rrfuxed tall Satnr day M U N I . KMS PIECE maple brdroom Mt. Good condltton, ISfi. Call 919 III7.

LYND. — new t family houae, read, for occupancy. M l Hit SI.

n o t .

Two new one family hornet. Three or four bed- roomt. A ik ua aboutthem .

Rent with option to buy. Four bedroom home, auto­matic heat close to every­thing. '154 par month.

FOR RENT:

Choice 3 & A room apt*. Now available for immedi­a te occupancy.

«ma Saturday aad Monday from I p.m. to • p.m. hy appointment only. Call »W-**4I. t ie

5 iE K ic i i r~

Rt THERFORO — Park A venae aalte atreet level. Heat, air con­ditioning aad parking. Im m edi­

ate oeoupaacy. Madame lola, W I. 1 508*. TF

1r 4 - * RRAI. ESTATE Otart (he New Vrar off right with a new cam>r In the faaclaatlngfield of real e*tata aal an. Opening* in both the Weal Hurlnon andEwex County areaa. We are an

Modem Electric Heat Apartment - Cold Medal­lion Special. Four and a half. Parking and Laundrv on premiae*. Call immedi­ately as thi* won’t Iaat.

Commercial Building for Sale • Lyndhurst. Annual Income |S ,000. Can be bad for quick sale price of 135,000.

Office Space fo r Lease - Prim e location in North Arlington on Ridge Road.

DAVEYAgency

«49 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J. )

438-3030

ALTERATIONS on all lady's garnarat-i, by experienced dress­maker. For appt. call 9S3 MJ2.

3 1#LAATXSCAPINO aad GARDEN plowing, Lyndhurat. CaH UK »• m i . TF

•00CCSA

SAVINO AG ENC Y

Mock* to N. V. has. |1M . Vacant. Call *98-9875. I-U

4 ROOMS, heal and hot water. 7 ls Eighth St., Lyndhurst. Avail able March 1st. Z-C4

ELECTROLUX v a cro n chwter, pop-out bug, automatic thutoff power control, 1 a1t*chmfnt*. N e­ver used, IK). Call after 8 p.m. 998-2*74. t-17

HELP WANTED — FEMALF

251 Ridge Road Lyndhunt, N. J. GEneva 8-3121

WOMAN will take care nf In- faala and pro-tchool children, by the day or board. Call M8-7418.

M l

STAMP COLLECTORS

COLLECTIONS WANTED A A D Siamp A Coin On., m Ridge Rd., Lyndharst, N.J. tf

YOtTNO girls for Ugkl machinework. Apply Aero Precision Oo. 158 Park Ave. Lnyd. er can *39 Employment Agency

Open Moaday Evenings TUI 7

232 Belleville Pike W Y 1-9080

WANTED TO RtJT

" BRING IT m Papers, rags, aluminum, brass, «ap|H>r, lead, batterlea, aad Iron.

KEARNY SCRAP METAL 471 Schuyler Ave., Kearny, N.J.

M l-041*

Open Friday Until f PM 33 R idge Rd., No. Arlington

998-7900

Properties 2S1 Ridge Road L yndhunt, N. J.

GEneva 8-0121WESTERN ELECTRIC | VISIT THE NEW BRIDGE BROOKE ESTATES located at 730 Joralemon Street, B ellevllI*, N ew Jersey. Now under construction new ranch and bi-level homes.

Open JSaturday and Sunday I t AM to 5 PM.An equal opportunity employer.

PA UL :s HOBBY and SPORT SHOF

m r rnM M wciAi, LFAprn Mro so o tti r o i c c f r fv t t it THURSDAY, FCTMTARY 17. 1%«

to m»lw • v m n m m to **>• rrnmtm. Iftdml, «*»* ti muchte rw w nW fld mat aimlWu Htp- utaik* im m m * part ot g n x n mmi itarlf

Uy *tpul«t*nt that w «*»<• (haa My m P*T m m o* » y **• laiauw body b# M R fnard ot

akx i« i fwm any .un­political P W . lh* fc*wt ihmk- ,nf MIUNW All political inrt<T»'» dm ta would »vrf b t available

DHURST HOME OF CHAMPIONST h u m b ) by The Commercial Leader Printing Company ad, Lyndhurot, N. J. Telephone (iK nnn b*d.U

JOHN SAVINO

S*eond-Cla». pottage paid at R u therfo rd , N. j,

| 4-H G lrli Meet ! Legion Auxiliary

Mn U onir4 La FW |H Mid vtn. Lao Suuikfvtct wvtv ia rharge at the 4*11 Club mpettn* with 30 girl* ptvwnt at (he Waah- n&m Sohuol cm Friday rvroini;

, 5m younger girl* mad*- vale*- trim and the oider oro» coo- tnurd thetr tewmg, knttttn* and

. liquid pmSifoidfo

Those Phantom Tax Reductions

Elect John Dabol President Of Postal District Union

WINTER COMFORT VVITHJohn J tMhat. 319 Wataon nue. I<yndhurst, wu recently r».ji elected president far the i ,:tthj wear ot Ihe Rutherford PuaUI IHft® jrfart Employee* Kederat Cn Sfl t ’nkm Mr Dabal, » form rr I "Hi ter carrier who srrved th r Kuibl crtord P*rk Avenue to-Mnesi di* I trict 1* now on thr staff ol si Community Bank

Othrr officer* elected wrf») Fred Freaehi. first vice prmiidmtr 1 John Straaarr.2nd vice president; > Lester Brown, secretary ; Eu# er* Bruggeman, treasurer; K>t* ward Andre lo Credit Cbmmittee, Joseph Yahle w m appointed by Mr. IJabal as Loan Officer

Tbs usual dividend math Lilc. Insurance was declared by the Board of Director*. The credit union Is available only to (ra­tal rmployeea and their tain lit** >f Rutherford and it's branch • Lyndhurst, Kast Rutherford

Carlton Hill. Carlitadt, Wood •; fUdge »nd MoonachleA .iu<i»i luuir fnllmmrl IU., ■« fill lit* rwwj! inuiBvra *tw ffnnual bu*ine«H mating and a buf fet w u trrved by Mrs. John J Dobal and Mrs. Kugene Druggr man.

We Repair Cool Furnace*

CANNEL COAL

K oppor* Co km - F uvl O il

The Stuyvesant Co.

Rutherford And FDU Call for a F R ltl chcck-up of your beating equipment . . . no obligation

695 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J.ADVERTIZMENT

I t aeems incredible that Rutherford, a community with a long history for forw ard thinking, ahould now be complaining about Fairletgh Dickinson Univeraity’a tax exempt status.

Rutherford, which waa the home of Dr. William Carlos Williams, one of the great A a sn c sa poets and w riters and the birth- place of John M arin, one of the forem ost painters, is in danger of marring its own reputation.

T here ia no doubt that FDU represents a tax harden to the entire community. How- ever, it is not a burden that doea not have conaiderable compensations.

FD U ia a thriving university whose sta tu re grows each year. It serves the nation, but chiefly its Rutherford branch serves South Bergen. Hundreds upon hun­dreds of men and women have superior educations today because FDU was planted in Rutherford a quarter century ago.

FDU haa brought many benefits to R u th ­erford. Some may be intangible. But Jthere are tangible gains, aa well.

R utherford 's position ia hardly unique.In Monmouth County there are com­

plaints about exempt properties. Indeed, a law auit was recently initiated by one ofa M A m k n i m a l l A A ft A L ijk B M a. m ajar ■ a ■i i * “ t o f j f j i f i i n i " u r r s s .

B ut in our democracy it ia a m atter of sharing the load. t

Hackensack, fo r instance, bears great stre tches of tax exempt buildings such as the Court Houae and Jail—which serve the

(George Says . .

“Come T o Paul’,

BIG SA LE

■fed.

Men’s St Women's SKI BOOTS $15.95

(reg. $19.95)

AlfMcn's • Women’s & Children's Ski Parkas & Ponts

Children s Ski Sets Skis • Bindings - PolesFoi* A N au tica l T h rill!

V isit I’aial's M arine C en ter

Buckle SKI BOOTS $39.95

(Sixes 3 r t • 3 ft. 6 in. & 4ft.) rag. $8.95 $4.95

Washington's B irthday sales» nppnrcntly have hocomo *o well established in the minds1 of shoppers and are taken so much for granted, lha f an at- j tempt is-'B cm g made to' break this pattern. The fight for the j customer's almighty dollar pas become so fierce during the Washington Rirthday sales, I that somebody decided to start j a sale before the competition with olher merchandise begins.-

Be this as it may be, M«g- navox does offer price reduc- iions which _ are .not ..avaitoticJ at other times of the year. Magnavox merchandise is sold a t fixed prices, wherever you buy the item, for the rest of !h<* year. If the price of a Magnavox set is reduced dur­ing the sale, it represents a geniune saving. It is well piough known, that jusLaboui

Some year* ago Tranacontinental Gaa But a t this moment the S tate Highway Company acquired for a pittance the right Departm ent and the New Jersey Turnpiketo pu t their pipelines through the meadow. A uthority are m aking plans to change theland. entire face of South Bergen. The Highway

Evidence ia piling up that officials who Departm ent is planning to widen Route 17fa it th a t if the unuaed meadowland* could and the Turnpike Authority plan* to putproduce a few dollars in revenue the op- a aix-lane highway through the meadows,portun ity ahould be ceized, gave the gaacompany a right way. How these developments wiU affect the

Now it ia diacovered that the pipeline municipalities involved is of g rea t moment,h a a .affectively cut through land that has The plan* should be put on the table now,com e exceedingly valuable. The pipeline before a spade has been turned. The bigia a block to good, organized planning. traffic circle planned a t the junction of

Municipalities m ust decide how they will Lyndhurst, R utherford and E ast Ruther-cope with the Transcontinental problem. ford near Route 17 should be studied firat.

$19.95$19.95

15.95

1 2 . 0 0

6.959.95

5.00 T5.957.956 . 0 0

3.95

Now, About Route 17, Rutherford!any other h r a n d of TV o r

phonograph is sold a t’ a differ­ent price in different stores. Thsre are no so-called "list"prices with Magnavox. Theprice on a s a le s tag is the s e ll­

ing price arrf not the starting point for haggling. LAsf'price? are nonsense. Only the gullible fall for that kin;l of gimmick Today nobody sells at " l i s t ”

prices any more, everybody ifa discounter. *

Many itemB in the Magnavox sr.ic 'afe "one of a kind,” so ill XBSi M R- in,.,..the m a rk e t j j o r . j - TV or phonograph, it is advis able to shop early. Color set- are not included in the sal< this year. There is still a bai “hi.rlage of color TV, Any col

-A public hearing on tlje appli­cation will be held on Monday, March 14, at 8 P.-M. at the Bor- ougFv.'Hall. Any homtjowner o f bis • agent or attorney may ap­pear to present any objections he may have to the granting of the appeal.

In his New Year’s Day address. Mayor William McDowell came out sti-ongly for increasing the present minimum lot size require­ments. Many residents haxe ex­pressed the fear that property values will fell if builders con­tinue to build here on under-size lots.

(Opp. Acme Market)

Cor. Willow St.or set which c a n b e produce cun be sold easily at" prevail ing prices. There la BE nee to have a sale on color sets. W have a number of b-vv TV an phonographs at attractive price for this stde.

We service what w e sell. Beck’s Radio, TV, HI-FI, ffutle.

667-2275

LOADS OF FREE PARKING SPACES

549 - 546 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford438-0192 438-0192

We Issue Hunting and Fishing Licenses