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J., JANUARY 2,1 '

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40th Anniversary Of Joseph Melillo* Merited At Dfttner

Winning H®« At Steven* JL

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1964

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Hng mull« throuKhout thf «pact«) f«M l. everything to n«k* M • fm d R . Na*os Is the tanner M m ,ve occasion, for the honored coo* VWet Stagmeler. They w e* n$r-

pie. M r Son and '« M t t e r M h « ctod 1* M w f c *M . <•»*n4 Mr. and Mr.. Richard Burt» bom In L y t ta u * ta d I g . H w

>f Wtod-IUdge. >>**n M d r here eince IWt.The n o M celebration m on • , ^

hmtay, Ofcember and . Mr and Keonetk Kas*. « « p ta o fc e 1 A » , Mn. WaK#r Karo end Miee To.« c tuuent at ra lrldgh M k n Doehner of Hbomfleld took Mr. IWversMjr, le * '« * ng U rM k k y nd Mrs. Nance to Fbr Hits, North < « ■ * »«*e , VL ;■

an Tassel *E.' H- KVehenstefet Co., Ridge Held Fto*. was low bidder on an lytfmollr cmVador and an 'xr iraufle hack hop. at a net prior of

These are tor iiae by the Vfqsquito Extermination Commto-

Edward J. Van Taspri, Ridge­wood Commissioner was appoint ad % the Bergen County Board oi Fteetoktprs ■ Id succeed formei M ^or B Franklin Rcinauer on tj^riM^pvieirfierg**n Sewn Auth ority, and sworn into otfioe at its Dec. 27 adjourned meeting

Van Tnsrrl a commissioner since May. 196% praeticcs law in

F s t i a B i r r . t t jher o f ltw **><■ aixj apunty bar a a o d a o p idrietary « Bergen Held M b pcrstd<nt gfthe Bergen County Lawyti? Owl). He Ms M e and thrfi- children live « • i ’jRsti*#«" A*"W*k W a r- wood.

The Authority consists of 7 non- saiariod appointed menders, and wtB created by the Freeholders to st udy the most economical and fcnjijij? method p i .providing sew- «•rtje t& fiW S r facilities for 16 municipaliti« ** to the northwest section of Bergen County.

Also appointed was Adaie Moore SPOTLIGHTED IN JANUARYm m tern

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ERFORD • RIDGEFIELD ÍLO • EAST PATERSON RFORD • WALLIN6T0N .INGTON • CARLSTADT RST (1 StuyvMsnt Ams.) Id. A Valley Brook AveJ

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yuh joined Peoples 1t(9FXHQp V I in 1961. He i i • anQnatte 4 1 M: roi-k U w verrttryner* tic m U u M

also taken counts a t ft* AAMvcan Institute of Bankh*. Hk lira , member of the Rufhcfidrtf XHW H Cluh, and an aaiqcW » M i H Bank Credit Asaodatrf of MMT York. He redd«« a t I t 1 MSMgfc Avenue, Teaneck.I Ur. Edward r . S M W J n waa ajpolnted Assist*« A tfM iy at the bank's Rntherto« T * * of­fice. Mr. Sheridan j a m It* balk’s staff In 1MI a t a tt tM analyst. He is a KraduattdfflW jn HaH. where he received * ' * A degree. He also received Ms Mas' •er s dejjree in Busines Admtrrfs- tration from th sam e >Q»*n*W. He Is a member of the KuSitr- ford Chamber of Cm s ne i » sad

: \ the Rutherford KhvanJa Quh. and ■ Its a parishioner of H ot' Aaarie

Reman Catholic ChuKft. I U ( Falls. He resides with hit wtfc, Joan, a t 1i-D Colonial L flv t. U t- tie Falls.

WUllam Flyee has been m M cd Assistant Branch M a iu n r a t’ the bank ’s OndeD 0O c t. H r.

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associated with the New Jersey Bank and Trust Company for 12 years. He holds an associate in Arts ds(K e t a n Falrlelgh Dickin­son University, la a member at

MSJfSEffir 3 0 0 Y E A R ? O P P ftO * R E 9 SNew Jersey U inly a M t Jndostrial and Itrteultural op*»tat*. Over th* period a t fis m X km .

j 800 year»’ existence, it* n M ^ During thi* Jt4r of celebrationwith their God-given a4Mh. m orb* 411 th i people of tiMtagertmve c ated an tadvilhlM (tate to r*B*ct fean th* hUtoi^agricultural complei som V.td at New J*k*ey what mad* it

. ppae. J t if a DowarfiU qaiwK .» great; wh* it instill g n a t; and w q t of o«^ nmonal M f u t r . ; how it willWxA* evenIt lias an ever brightAiiiigfc. And wh*D! a t t |* World'« Fairtrtr* vested in th* rapid growth b* certain to *i*it tiM Newof it* applied and basic resrttfch J*rs*y Pfcrflion. You will Wantfacilities and expansion 01 its n o n about thliam azing state.

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Ten Onto Per CopyLyndhumt. N. J . . January 2.1954

*p*Kghtful task!” M i d the poet. “To n » J w tandar thought.* T o teach th« young idea how to shoot, v »h pour the fraah instruction o’er the« f a *

To breathe the enliv’ning apirit, andf t t e

generous purpose in the glowingI * * * ." _

Many ask why a teacher teaches. There M M q r many occupations to which the w U and the learned can devote their H M K A m i ia moat of them the financial • M M a n greater.

i M l w l l a dedicated teacher th* ro-

For Marion Taat, taken from tha noble h profession by death all too »eoa, it waa a i most delightful task.' Mise Tail, who I n n in Lyndhurst and apent most ef her adidtl life teaching in the Kearny school system ' was a dedicated educator who waa thor- 1 oughly familiar with her raaponaihiUtiea end «ras only too happy to assume each ofi' them. -v |j

Marion Tail dead?Hardly. Hara ia the immortality of a l l ,

Thema« Hilbiah, the director of hear nothing bat. While they Wo learning why shouldn’t they be exposed to tha d a i­sies?

It doesn’t aoond poosM a, ere know. Bat a man swears on the Uhla that a Ugh achoalsenior assured him she did not know Gflhert * Sullivan music and that T h e Mikado” was foreign to her.

How caa such things he?Well, Hilbiah, who ia teaching music,

knows how such things can be.There are thoee who froera upon “loag

hair” music. They don’t understand it, they have never sought to appreciate it. They just don’t like it. Unfortunately, moat of the time they are parents w ho peea on this distaste to their chilitrsMTS ~

All this is known.Therefore, it ie hu^aearis e that the

teachers, in «he few h ear» they have cen- tr e l ahoald aae thoea hoars Aa eapeee th a t

TALES OF NEW JERSEYand mulberry trees for sale, and thy .„ a her older staler Ju lian» alluring rtrecriplinm were given at d n c k « les-,quick and eaay profit. k o , They aha < UM­

AX the height of Ike "aiuMcaii- . Raphleiae DUmmm, a vocal |lus mania. " one North Jersey coach a t» tangle in the parochial newspaper aMd "The time will .rhoets there, and loquiied tl Ka come, and a t no very distant fa- thy could take private ' r — Ma­ture. when every farmer w h o d une DUame said that her buey ne«lccts stocking Me term with schedule would not permit her to imdherry trees will legret it as take on private stn-one of the greateat mistakes el dents. A lew days later, lor the We life And should Ms children la m time she heerd Ksthy sing ram nath Mm lor «alertIn* to lay si school. The telephone ran« a t a t paidalion lor their competence a * Dunn home It waa Madame

HQhiah knows there is nothing wrong * k h folh songs or with Hoagy CarmichaeL fcet ha knows that in the formative years A t ye—we have much to learn and that

' It ia perhaps fitting that during this period af mourning ovar the assassination a# John F. K e n e d y a stirring motion pic­ture ahould maha Ha appearance.

W e refer to “America America,“ a film e d t te a , directed and produced by Elia Kaaan w ho today ia, perhaps, the first man af oar theater.

Lika ovary American artist Eli Kaaan has potsdered the mystery of America: the Naaaaa for its greatness, for its failures. He has wondered why a country such as ear» could produce greatness represented W sash man ae Abraham Lincoln and such

Time at Paul's Hobby

and Sport ShopTriforeFlag*NooksAnother Authority

The [M ew ere River and Bay Authori­ty s a t Spring ia going to begin construe- tiaa «1 a memorial bridge linking Now Caeda, DeL, and Peonsville, N. J. On July I e f M M tha authority is going to launch th o L p w e* D el. Ferry which will run be- (■M M Caga M ay aad Lewes, Delaware. , ^ y o p « nhab» a^aeadit.

Bat don’t remembei when the aaffcoeity wa» regal ed W e don’t know how

We have all makes of H.O. trains.

Alio Lionel and American flyer trains

and accessories in stock.

At Paul's

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the presentation of t Visitors.” Since IM I ra, written by Gian- NB produced by N B C

An integrai p v t of the tesftrw y WAS that o t Minh^l TWVHk «.private investigator hired by Al­tari. He said he had purchased a parakeet from the Scuwarue*.

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Msaariei. Newark. M ountaiiuide. Inspector of Naval Material, for a two week period of re- New York, N Y. In addition, he fresher training commencing served hi many line officer as- December 3, IMS. aignmerfta at sea and on foreign

D uring this period Captain «tation Phillips waa brought up to date He presently resides at 32* on «tie many comptexltiae of Stuyvaeent Avenue, and attends Naval Malarial Inapection andProcurement through on-the-job Officer* School S-7, Clifton.train ing in the Office and in the J * ™ . § 2 £"***• F. Fahsbender of the Inspector

Captain Phillips is no s tranger of Naval Material, Newark.

C d J y j a l U aM f U T K N I

Army Day At Iveryman's.

treinin* earaed a t the Univentty of Pittsburs, and the Salvation Army International College of Ot~ fioers In London. England.

Chorus Director of Che graup. Richard E. Hob wtH n a d th r Scrtpture Lesaen. Bandlosslar, E d­w ard J. Lowcock, • lay member of the Salvation Army, and a M- m tor wlth the raderation of Pro­testant Weitere Senricea kl New York CHy. will o0er the m ym r.

Martin P. Neben, a n f e n t a Chalnman lor the Salvetian Army In Rutherford le hopfe« that d a Mgh School aadUortnm be flUed lo cepoofey. Mr. N a im said "U m

fcawflta!our social Ute. Of pardoolar Im­panane» la the Youth P n g r a a , sad South Bergen by tWa pertar- loance has a golden opportunity to aee the Army Youth Band at RESOLVE now to save more in 'M .

Whether atuounts he Urge or (null, it’s regularity that counts. You ran actually watch your savings grow -

especially when you . , .

wlth thè opportuMty to introduce Ulta group to Rutherford/and cor- RUter- dlaBy invitee everyooa and every- n_ i-h-w d body lo come to thè H«h School „ j m? to greet CoukHI K. oftha Youth Band. chaptain r r . A

Another feature of the p r e g n a mapy thifiks W tu ha the talk by Major Wm. a Commerciai I Harvey who la Swin o y of the coverage of c Public ReUtiara Department. Ter- u » post year. rltorlal Hewdquarten, New York The nleaaei Chi. The Major la Ole son of a peared in yaui Salvatian Arra*' HmMmaI Capi- paper, were i

f n a min have never (D O S in is an investa much for aileaoe. Even before While you’«* Uva first thirteen States became your own temi United Stato«, men were apsak- helping Um* in f for fro ad orn loud and buainaaB of/1 dear. today.

Today Americana speak out Farbapayai for freedom roàny ways—in for freedom h Congnea, in leoal fovarnaasvt, voice w hen y< In neighborhood activitioa. Patrick Hann 80ms speafc out foe freedom In ^sech-B ut* otkarhaaudfse, in o tter landa. aa suiely. A And m illion of A Ä rieasw ’-eswidly.

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The More wai M to 33 as John A rebbiata* WaMi M by M M McCarthy Arad In 10 points in « the quarter. CtMeilo lank uwlvgtfatile effort to brinu victory lo foul to rut the ra p ta *-T b«tIke North Arthur on Uve he Cardinal» pulled awe* I f r iP

Queen of Peace bowed to Arch- to make H 10-14 a t Ih» half. bishop Walsh of Irvington, 44-35 Early in the third p e rt* . the

r> iaartk pertad that hroaftM back from a 42-23 deficit,

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Winter Recreation Centers Hew Are «lose To Sootli Bergen Enthusiasts. y to tfr ' «nxkiU« <° »how ° g t a r «he y e u x M U l tram 9:00 to S :00 |d« ti«d ( ta lk .

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stater aportf' enthusiasts are wax- famed hiati lilia at Hm irltlunn at 5** BUUWlv41* W*« within its bor- tag their aUm and running «peri- t e S S S i & T L *** *■* excellent•need fingere over skate blades to guests the T S T **5 * wbeo th* ««rfacet aref t their t a n « . S en t, and S S b « S “* * " * * * '1 * « ■ * «"d when

The development of Winter re- the m rvmd. ^ <• >*Jg«l tttefc enough**£iv»tjcn centers within easy trm- Cub Room, and tidl n a m - - • "**■veiling distance o( the metnpott- In the n iili n tanta»wj -*•*__ m , . ° * « ®» *"*■» lake expanseton region land even within New overioaldi* the »kl I. .Z T T. - « • " w a n a i l group atY<*k City kself '), along with good River and I n 'a waiting lor their flags• « « ro u te » , and the »ppeamncr moderate-priced cafeteria la O O P - 0> V tra o their f c f i no lessof light-weight but warm and at- weekend» i a l hJM . . parta rkty than whan they are troil-tiactive ip o rti apparel, all have winter a m . * • kw a a boat under the sum-combined to heighten intereat in Four miles Inlaai f a n , " - - - n“ r»tater sports and to make ta r a Mountain, mt the Seven • -■-■ I w « _ . , . . .widening drele of a d v . p«tici- Parkway and 1 mile we* « a ! J ? U tZ ^ £ 2 2 ? ' T ta S ^Pants. Look Mtnw»«*« piTrit »_ —

The Bear Mountain and Harr! Mine M C M a . ¡¡¡? f f 5 * *lcT Ui” re'■ ■ •S ta te Parks under *m jia-is- This year silver M W _ni »_ ITTi ram d. T h edlcttai of the Palisade. Interstate open a t ~T nfci,, J T w ^ l " I S £ * TWy Bttralb'Park, both within easy driving dis- neaday», SM nnkyi Sunday, and i f ? * **** *

SSiSHSS« wsri ?- De“mtar a«>d»the attendance at theae K ate RetunUi« i M k n wffl (M n * . a n a — Mmat ol a f ^ k s often excede. that of . e n i l S ^ ^ S S V S E l £ ^ “°Summer Sunday. 71c »"»fa slope k a i beca « k bw d .

At S ea r M ounttln l a y , the 80 A 3(tafl< iM aqqU nnait r e ^ S c e f r » • ■ * . « * M I « M trM b In I 1M»W aU Jooniam ent hfll will be te r hag been bum, apart i r o n «<* New York Section <4 the P ark , I I *m ct*°M d lump‘ oth' r «“ UMee, Where rids, bao* !»*■■■«>« n g m f f i M h v . and

durtog *he 1IM m r b , «Mk ta p - m i p c f m a be i m M M B ( k a v wk> wM> to t o a w ru n . I.

« e t > « l 6 r i a y a n d Sunday In «W »m ent B a y b e v m th m * a t ■ . . - . ,January, and o t e i a t e a t 2:30 p m v illn a mkom. The rid hut with Pluic- *jLm' °* Fefcruary 2, 8 and 9. its r a t rooma, loozna a d n fiir f i

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THEATRE SHAOC

adults and » 25 ior ctUM mtm 14. There Is aba Ice aàatke on “ «fey Hctìon Lak» wkan f led« u l kl up. and »leddlng «a Hw open alopea, as w el as akfiag for beginner» and children.

A »hört distance awag, at tba Bear Mountain Bsfctpa a g fn a A , are the Trailslde Mtiaeums, »pan

Starting W«d., J a a » FRAKK SINATRA

Daaa Martin -•Anita I k berg

T O M FOE TEXAS'A lii “A ■WINGIN’

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Spotlight on Your StarsSpedai X» Ike M t

NEW YORK -■ A I | | H t * s - appointment fe lb » D n » B ém n production of Ma» g u fi "Act Ono "'The mHUooa who have raad Th e book by Hart I f f l Ae e ^saägsStiffU

I « » . .In many waya H art and Bcfaary

were alike. I t waa to JbaiJtaaaw k y m h a that H ait p» Mt atoat. Schary «aitati in e» *aiaa«tM» The two youngat»* tnm « • b « e piece, of mnraet Bart M r la lead and ft f e ma t ■i-hoioe e r Jcb w y .e« M i t «eqr.

Han p n t i e - « * * a i » « * *v-hary aW a(. tbt tbaator If ba w r e **e. « k * ,« w tp *

e a t w of the committee, at » " ■« * » with I t a r y G. Avery, of M4*flekL chairman ot the• f T ? " ■»■*>*■ t.aimed at the crawni^ of the cnun- ty tercentaaanr queen by late May or early Jtana..

nade o t ¿ t J^Pally 0bdritten • m t m ■«

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Consistently hJfh tareiay oé your lae red •avingi * Constant availabUify of yntu

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Keep Your Faith, Co To Chftirc! ery Sunday A r i d ! Holy Day*that other world w h m you travel- Back tn t M whsa tha New Jer ad In oOiar fasMona. Now that asp CoUt«a I W ma*» IK B nt you are shut t* ao aalslsr U> tha q p r i 1» hualwsm m i M M U guts c t Manhattan, yaw (rtenda corpora tions In the state, Ha M M - eel at eaq? about y w -au rriy tha bersMp numbered nine collages

aun ahall not amtte you by day and univerettiea wtth a oanMnad nor the moon by s%M. enrollmsnt at U,M t MMfcne ate-

And yet. pervenaly, In tMa per- dents, lection of safety, you are lntkni- Or. Rath poMed out that the dated. Suddenly paaatve after your tnmbtned enroUment Increaae 1» disperate adventtna with traffic) the Asagdatton Instttutkms tNa

m u e t love you ao much to

BflJtimor* /Girl For W . J.Jsa p

IUt . Edward L Georg* Pfc«M»es: Church *- - QE S-7CS7

Sunday, Jan. 5:9:45 a.m. Bible School daaees

for all ages . - ,11:00 a.m. Morning worship.

Topic: "Christian Maturity"Text: Philippians 3:14. 15. Tueiday, Jan. 2:

8:00 p.m. Choir rehearsal. Tuesday, Jan 7:

8:00 p.m. Session meeting. Wednesday, Jan. 8:

8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting.

Love, MOTHER, DADDY

SISTER ft BROTHER

NJCFA Lists 27,210 Students

211 WASHINGTON AVENUE

NUTLEY, N . J.

■d Ifiakh is true, no love is ft is Life hut the di-

wm good Ig, tu t the good Bm tmm” (Science and Health K tv to the Scriptures by Baker Eddy. p. 27b).

t : C a jn . Church School with classes for all ages, including

ln s sn n s on “Personalities Around Jesus."

11:00 a.m. Public worship with Holy Communion.

7;00 p.m. Youth Fellowship will meet with Mr and Mrs. Samuel Laytham, Counsellors.

sembty, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, of South Bergen. He was an Army veteran of Wortd War II.

Survivors are hto widow, Mrs. Phyllis Fagfia Lamendola; three sons and three daughters, Arthur Jr.. Joseph. James. Terry, Janet and Patricia Lamendola. all ab home: four brothers, Frank. Has- broucfc Heights, and Samuel. Paul and Phil of Jersey City, and a •later, Mlai Mary LrnnemMa of

S49 p.m. Adults Choir rehoar- tatr"

Confirmation class

QUALITY PRODUCED BY M A IT IS MECHANICS

GEntva 8-5045Shswrs— * O Ses: S t KEARNY ST., LTVDSIH8T, N. I.

* s y ' «•ANOTHER YEAR IS DAWNING*

•Francs« R. Hi«*rtal

fc* ' 'A no ther year <• dawning! S . D ear F a tU r , l«t it U ,

fn w arltinf • r in waiting, Anatl»«r ytmr will» Tk««|

Now into a bank he’ll never outgrowA FAMILY DECISION

We have ALWAYS offered — and shall continue to do ao — a funeral aerviee of fine character to meet the financial re­quirement« of the families we are privi* leged to aerve. - , ,

Vhea he', older, far loataaea, ha wfli « ta t a checking account—and k lar • ear Uaa and a home mortgage. I s fact. la» , we can help hi » o r . wsjri tha. m t « I * kind of financial Institution. And by h ( > <lltog «fl hit money matten at «I« «gam plan« he’ll he huilding a financial «andini that t m he a lifetime Meet.

How about yon? Couldn't yon profit «an from a bank that’« fully equipped lo amai aB your naeds?

Short in itatare? Ye*! But not short- lighted! He'i taking tha tin t step learning

how to make tha meat at his money with a earing» account of hia o n at Peoples Trust Company.

Why is he starting off at a full-aerriee bank? Because Us parents believe that it’s never too early to learn about the important advantages that Peoples Trust can after.

N A Z A R E403 KID6E ROAD - LYNDHURST, N. J.

^ i f ^ S » « u w t - 7 1 7 2

Ç hf And Fmaie tn Ytmr Scrapbook!

ÜÜK ts Csllim jfanoy» <r'sooo umseumT, n-i.

4< W Interest on savinp on depositW / A more thad 1 year.

/ 3 V4 % Interest on savings oadeposit up to 1 yea».

Interest compounded end credited quarterly

SINCERITY DIGNITY REVERENCERendered In A Homelike Atmosphere

WALDO J. IPP0LIT0FUNERAL HOME

425 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. 1 GEiwva M 6 6 4

Parking FocilHht On Promitt

, ‘ „ Director*John L. B ark — Paul Konariki

to a,'

Pltompt, Efficient, D»p«nd«bU S«rvic«

p eM fa W— *, Lyndhurst WEbater 9-0490 * ‘ (corner 5th Are.)

- if+tu Air conditioned year round

■■"'jfrtmj City 0 & * ■ 469 Paliaade Ave.

Deposits made on or before Jan.' 10 earn interest from Jan. 1

PEOPLES TRUST COMPANYO F B ER O EN C O U N TY

RUTHERFORD . 14 PARK AVENUE

16 NtlGHIQRHOOP OFFICES SERVING BERGEN COUNTYJ ember FWaroi/Aapotsf fjssarfaea Corporation a Member F ederal MassrjA Sj