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POETICAL TRIBUTE TO RUSSELL WILLIAMS, VICE-PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE CORP.

w . is fo r -welcome his g rac io u s air I. is for in te l lec t his p o s i t iv e flair L . is fo r l ib e r ty his n a tu ra l idea l L . is fo r lo y a l ty th a t o n e can feel I. is fo r id e a l i sm d e e p in his h e a r t A . is fo r a s p i ra t io n to re a c h a n y a r t M . is fo r m o d e r a t io n bas ica lly secure S. is fo r s y m p a th y g rac ious a n d pure .

MISS AGEMIAN BECOMES BRIDE

OF M. A. BORGBridegroom Is Son of Donald G. Borg, Editor And Publisher of the

Record Of H ackensackMiss S andra Jean Agemian

and Malcolm A ustin Borg were married on S atu rday in St. P au l’s Episcopal Church, Englewood a t an 8 p. m. candlelight ceremony.

The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A lexander Agemian of 11 Berkeley dr., Ten- afly. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gowen Borg of 695 Sum m it av., H ack­ensack.

The candlelight cerem ony was performed by Rev. Dr. Jam es A. Mitchell, rector of St. P au l’s as­sisted by Rev. Dr. Paul Eddy, a relative of the bridegroom and president of Adelphi College, Garden City, N. Y. The reception was held a t the Areola Country Club, Param us.

Miss Mary Louise Agemian a t ­tended her sister as m aid of honor.

Best m an was Gregory Gowen Borg, brother of the bridegroom.

Mrs. Borg was g raduated from the Dwight School for Girls, Englewood, and W heaton College in Norton, Mass. H er fa th e r is contro ller-general of the Chase M an h attan Bank in New York City, and is director of the Chase M an h a ttan Realty Co. and the Hackensack Trust Co.

Mr. Borg was g raduated from Hill School, Pottstow n, Pa. He attended Colorado College and Columbia University. He served a t Valley Forge Army Hospital as an operating-room specialist.

He is a director of the Bergen Evening Record Corporation, and is fashion d irector of th e Record. His fa th e r is p resident and ch a ir­m an of the Board, and is editor and publisher of the Record. He is secretary of the Palisades in ­te rs ta te Park Commission and first p resident of the S tate G rand Ju ro rs Assn, of New Jersey.

DR. C. L. MARTIN TELLS OF BANNER CHIRO OBSERVANCE

Monday, September 18, Marks 60th Anniversary of Healing

Science Discovery By Dr.Daniel David Palm er

Dr. Cecil L. M artin, Jersey City Chiropractor, called a tten tion today to Septem ber 18, as the date on w hich the 66th an n i­versary of the discovery of ch iro­practic will be observed.

Dr. M artin who is a m em ber of the Executive Board of Directors of the N ational C hiropractic As­sociation, said the event would be observed as N ational C hiro­practic Day.

He said the observance spon­sored by the n a tio n ’s second largest profession of healing will also be celebrated th roughou t the world in honor of Dr. Daniel David Palm er, credited w ith the discovery of the practice of ch i­ropractic.

Dr. M artin said special a t te n ­tion already has been called to the event in the Congressional Record in which the general them e of the observance — pro ­m otion of good h ea lth — is ex­tensively discussed.

He said the specific function by which the ch iropractor is distinguished from other modes of healing is his ad ju stm en t of vertebral subluxation of the spinal column to restore norm al nerve function.

JOHN AYRES IS SPEAKER AT

WOMAN’S CLUBWaldwick School Psychologist Cites Many Aspects and Phases

Of Juvenile Problems

J. J. CARLIN, JR.TO BE SWORN IN

AS LAWYER SOONSon Of Ex-Police Commissioner

And M agistrate Is Former R esident Of Waldwick

Jo h n J. Carlin, Jr., 1134 H ud­son Boulevard, Bayonne, New Jersey, has been notified th a t he has successfully passed his Bar Exam ination for the New Jersey Bar held in July, 1961. He is a g raduate of St. B onaventure University and H arvard Law School, Class of 1961. He served his law clerkship w ith Omara, Schum an, Davis & Lynch, Esqs., Jersey City, N. J., and is now as­sociated with the law firm of Stryker, Teams & Dill, Esqs., Newark, New Jersey. He will be sworn in as a tto rney on Sep­tem ber 19th, 1961.

Young Carlin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carlin, Sr. form erly of Waldwick. His fa ther is a form er M agistrate, Police Commissioner and Borough A t­torney of Waldwick.

North Hudson Woman’s Club Plans Membership Tea Soon

A m em bership tea will h igh- lihg t th is m onth a t the North Hudson W om an’s Club.

The event will take place a t 2 p.m. Sept. 25 in the club rooms, 951 Boulevard East, W eehawken. Miss M aragret Breiter, a Wee­haw ken High School student, will discuss the C itizenship In ­s titu te which she a ttended a t Douglass College under the club's sponsorship.

Also on the program will be a program by the N. J. Bell Tele­phone Co. en titled “Beauty Rings the Bell.” Mrs. Charles Block is chairm an of the afternoon.

Best Congressman of U. S.

Frank U. Osmers or T enafly

Former North Bergen Fireman Caught Using Firehouse For Making Bows and Arrows

Form er N orth Bergen F irem an Alfred B erndt was stopped from m aking bows and arrows in the firehouse as a com m ercial ven­ture, it was learned the o ther day.

B erndt, who quit the fire de­p a rtm en t last Thursday — the day a fte r a $300 ann u a l pay raise was announced by the com m is­sion — had actually subm itted his resignation weeks ago.

Public Safety D irector Jam es P. Nolan and Fire Chief W arren Andes pu t an end to the business venture in the firehouse. Both had been under the im pression B erndt was m aknig the bows and arrows as a hobby.

Nolan confirm ed report of the incident but refused to com m ent on B ern d t’s departing criticism.

Trumans Dine At Famous Steak Pit In ParamusThe W om an’s Club of W ald­wick m et M onday evening of th is week a t the M ethodist Church Hall, F rank lin Turnpike near Wyckoff Avenue, Waldwick.

Waldwick school psychologist, John Ayres, delivered a m esterly speech touching on all phases and aspects of juvenile problems and the responsibilities of the parents. His speech was listened to w ith ra p t a tten tion . I t was boh educational and insructive.

Members of he executive board were the hostesses for the oc­casion.

Members of the Am erican Home D epartm ent will m eet next Tuesday night, Septem ber 19 a t the residence of Mrs. William O’Neill, 222 H am ilton Avenue, Glen Rock, to stu ff envelopes for

! the Visiting Nurse Service.The a r t dep artm en t m eets on

Septem ber 26 a t the residence of Mrs. J. G ailacher, 55 Highwood Avenue, Waldwick. Members will

view slides from the W ertheim collection.

Mrs. William Nichol is the president of the W om an’s Club

! of Waldwick.

E x-President H arry S. T rum an and wife, Bess, are welcomed to

j the Steak P it in Param us, New Jersey, by part-ow ner Sidney

! Allen and a fte r partak ing in d inner w ent to the nearby North Jersey Playhouse to catch the

perform ance of “Time Of The Cuckoo” in w hich th e ir daugh­ter, Mrs. Clifton Daniels (M ar­garet T rum an) has the lead role.

Leo P inkus is th e popular p a rtn e r of Sydney Allen .

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MITCHELL MINUTE MAIDS — Jam es P. Mitchell, candidate for Governor, greets four charter members of the “Mitchell Minute Maids” corps, which will boost his candidacy at rallies and public functions in every county. From the left, are Miss Almira Cobb of Redbank, Miss Blanche DeLane of Newark and Miss Peggy Riley of Union.

Prosecutor Larry Whipple

Laurance Kupfrian of 81 Wald- wick Avenue, Waldwick, has qualified as a member of the 1961 Star Club of New York Life Insurance Company, according to Don Parker, CLU, regional vice president of the company’s Greater New York Region.

Mr. John T. Beil, who teaches S p a n i s h in the elementary schools of Waldwick, has re­turned to Waldwick after com­pleting successfully a summer program of the Foreign Lan­guage Institute conducted at Iona College i n Westchester County. This Institute was spon­sored by the National Defense Education Act in collaboration with the United States Office of Education.

The program consisted of 230 hours of Spanish including Cul­ture. Linguistics, Speaking, Writ­ing, Movies, Lectures, and 50 hours of observation of teaching and methods of teaching Spanish with emphasis on thet element­ary grades, with college credit for 9 semester hours of academic credit.

George A. Eanino of 149 Berg­en Ave.. Waldwick, has been named vice president and gen­eral manager cf the communica­tions system department of ITT Kellogg in Chicago.

Banino, employed In tte ITT system far 18 years, had been serving as vice president of the ITT Federal Laboratories Divi-

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A native of New York City, Banino joined the ITT system as a senior cost accountant for the former Federal Telephone and Radio Co. In 1956 he was named comptroller and two years later was elected vice president and comptroller. He holds a BS de­gree in business administration from Fordham University and also studied business administra­tion and management at Colum­bia University.

Arthur Charles, Scott, Jr„ son of Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Scott, of 13 Harrison Ave., Waldwick, is scheduled to leave Sept. 19 for the U.S. Armed Forces.

Scott is a 1959 graduate of St. Luke’s High School and has fin­ished two years at Pembroke State College, North Carolina where he was on the dean’s list.

While in high school Scott was voted to all Passaic-Bergen Cath­olic conferences and was a second baseman on the all-star baseball team in 1959.

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GI. 5-5658ARTHUR E. SMITH

Asphalt Drivew ays Crushed Stone — Sand and Gravel

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Asphalt driveways, cement worK, fill and top soil, landscaping

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CL 2-9853

Crescent Sinclair Service226 WYCKOFF AVE.

WALDW1CK, N. J. Bob Schilling, Prop.

M ORGAN’S HOME SERVICE CENTER

Engines Overhauled And Rebuilt

Repairs on all Make Cars959 LINCOLN AVENUE

Glen Rock, N. J.

Tel. OLiver 2-9683

H O L L Y ’ S G A R A G EArthur L. Holly, Prop.

Auto Supplies - Auto Accessories12 WEST PROSPECT ST.

WALDWICK, N. J.Tel. OLiver 2-5823

DRUG STORESTOWNE PHARMACY

Saul Z . Steinweiss, R eg. Phar.

1 SHERIDAN AVENUE Ho-Ho Kus, N. J.

Gilbert 4-1565

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JOHN 1. McKINNON, Prop. “ E very Flow er a F or-G et-M e-N ot“$3 NO. VAN DIEN AVENUE

Ridgewood, N. J.G ilbert 4-4760

Dana Electrical ContractorCom plete E lectrical Service o f Moat

dependable and reliable natureIndustrial - Commercial

Residential Wiring

EDWARD M. DANAE l e c t r i c i a n

124 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE tValdwick, N. J.

Phone: OLiver 2-5546

FUNERAL DIRECTORSC. C. VAN EMBURGH

306 E. RIDGEWOOD AVE. Ridgewood, N. ,1.

Gilbert 5-0344

John J. Feeney & SonsFuneral Home

232 FRANKLIN AVENUE RIDGEWOOD, N. J.

Gl 4-7650Newest and Most Modern

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PATERSON. N. J.Tel. MU 4-4396

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FUEL OILHOME FUEL OIL CO.

Thermex The Heating Oil A Product of Stewart Warner

Distributor of Winkler’s LP Advanced

Oil Burners Oil Boilers HOME FUEL OIL CO.

of RIDGEWOOD 471 Doremus Avenue GLEN ROCK, N. J.

GI 5-6000At Night Call GI 5-6573

HEALTH FOODSDr. Ilse Von Appen

RIDGEWOOD DIETARY CENTER

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Ridgewood, N. J. Telephone

OLiver 2-6227

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SUNSHINE DE LUXE LAUNDRY109 WALDWICK AVENUE

Waldwick, New JerseyOLiver 2-5894

Choice and Prime Meats, Oven- Ready Sold Exclusively

Fruits, Vegetables, Frozen Foods Freshly Killed Maine Poultry

CONNINGTON & SON Meat Market

(Successors to Henion Meat Market)

W e D e l i v e r Gilbert 5-9149

4 West Prospect Street WALDWICK, N. J.

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MARATENES LIQUORS“ The Liquor Store

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18 A East Prospect Street WALDWICK, N. J.

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Johnsonburg, N. J.GA 5-3077

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MOVINGWalter W . Hoffman, Inc.

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76 Lake Ave. Midland Park, N. J. 23 Chestnut St. Ridgewood, N. J.

Gilbert 5-2360

MASON CONTRACTORFred D'Ercole

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WALDWICK, N. J.

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RUG CLEANERSMODERN RUG CLEANERS

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H O W AR D A . D A Y , Realtor61 NO. MAPLE AVE.

Ridgewood, N. J.Gilbert 5-2377

W . H. Mac Donald & SonReal Estate - Insurance400 Franklin Avenue

WYCKOFF, N. J.TW 1-2211

TYPEWRITER SERVICE

RIDGEWOOD TYPEWRITER SERVICE

INC.Sales — Service — Supplies

12 West Ridgewood Ave.RIDGEWOOD, N. J.

Telephone: Gilbert 4-4461

SHOE REBUILDERS

METROPOLITANShoe Rebuilding and Hat

Cleaning Co.7 East Ridgewood Ave

near 5 & 10 RIDGEWOOD, N. J.

COAL AND LUMBER

Demartini Coal & Lumber Co.Lumber Coal Hardware

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The Sword, The Skull And The Bereaved Mother

By Archbishop Karekin Khachadourian(T r a n s la te d into English by M. M artin T u r p a n j ia n )

T H E S W O R D : " B e h o l d this f lam ing and d evouring tongue o f mine. In the n a m e o f c lum sy s trength and p h iloso­phy it p ro c la im s D E A T H as it f lashes forth to gather its harvest of skulls. E v e n the g lory and v ic to ry o f its b lo o d ­

stained stand ard which w aves so haughtily is a ch a l len g e fo so-called civilization.

T H E S K U L L " D e a t h is fo od to you r sou l,ad m inistered by the hand o f a brutal tyrant. Y o u m a y m ound up hills and py ram id s o f me, but within m y m ysterious cranium there exists the E te rn a l V o ic e o f a C o n q u e ro r ,— a P o w e r which in the n am e o f Ju s t ice spells the sen te n ce o f your d oom .

T h e sw ord g littered with the fe rocity o f d e ta ch ed b r ig h t­ness. W ith a devilish craw l, D e a th revea led the d a rk n ess of his face . T h e skull fell with a crash. T h e b lo o d -s ta in e d S t a n d ­ard hoisted its superb folds.

T h e b e re a v e d m o th e r m ourn ing there in secret , uttereda shrill cry like that of the b lo o d -c o lo re d ow l,---- V -o -u -y -h !T h e sound p en e tra te d the vast s ilence. T h e b ere a v e d m o th e r paused trem blingly . T h e r e it was b en e a th her feet, the skull,

ca re ssa b le . . . .S h e stared at the skull p laintively, w ho k n ow s with w hat

feelings of anguish and revenge . D is tra c ted ly she tore her gow n into tatters , w eeping and lam en tin g the while. B e fo re the f lam ing pupils o f her eyes there bristled the b lo o d y - tongued sw ord . . . .

T h e b e re a v e d m o th e r w rinkled her b row in terror and gnashed her teeth. Im m e d ia te ly the b la ck n e ss o f the skies w ere furrow ed with a luminous flash o f l ightning. T h e m o th e r sm iled b itter ly , a p p e a r in g like on e b e r e f t of reason. 1 he h eaven s thundered . T h e b lo o d y sw ord w as shattered . . . .

T h e b e re a v e d m o th e r sighed d eeply , gazing h eav en w ard , her tragic co u n te n a n ce fairly p iercing the b la ck n ess o f the night . . . . T h e E a s t re v e a le d th e n a k e d n ess of the m other. A rosy c loud o f sh a m e e x te n d e d as far as W e s t w here c iv iliza­tion w as philosophizing ov er the taunts o f the b lo o d y sw ord . . . .

T h e b e re a v e d m o th e r d arted a final look o f supplication in the d irection o f the m urm uring stars. A la s ! N either they nor the L ight b e tra y ed a ray of co m p a ssio n . O nly from the d ep th o f the n e a rb y g ro v e c a m e the v o ice o f the b lo o d -c o lo re d owl, m ingling the p rotest o f a m a rty red ra ce ,— “S a . . . . h a g ! . . . . S a h a g . . . . 1"

T h e b e re a v e d m o th e r tearfu lly s too p ed and reverently

p ick ed up the skull. C aressin gly she pressed it to her bosom . S u d d e n ly a current o f occu lt po w er flashed through her being. " A h ! T h e v o ice o f the g ro v e rep ea ted its final s o n g : " S a . . . . hag . . . . S a h a g ! " T h e E te rn a l 's laughing m o ck ery .

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A nnounced c lo sin g d a te fo r filin g a p ­p lica tio n s , Sep tem b er 29 , 1961. F ora p p lica tio n s , d u ties and m inim um q u a ­lifica tio n s , ap p ly to D ep artm en t of C ivil S erv ice , S ta te H ou se, T ren to n , New Je r s e y .

Open to c itiz e n s , 12 m on th s re s ­ident in H a ck en sa ck .

G arag e A tten d a n t, S a la ry , $4243 per year.

P a rk C a re ta k er , S a la ry , $44 14 per year.Sep tem b er 8, 15, 2 2 , 1961.

PUBLIC NOTICENEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT

OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

A nnounced closin g d ate f̂ -r filing ap p li­cations, Sep tem ber 29, 1961. For a p p lica ­tions, duties, and minimum qu alification s ap p ly to D epartm ent erf Civil S erv ice, S ta te House, Trenton, New Jersey .Open to citizens, 12 months resident in

B ergen County.A ssistan t C o u n t y Superintendent of

W eights an d M easu res, S a la ry , $4400- $6000 per y ear .

A ssistant P lan n er, S a la ry , $5500 per y ear . B rid ge A ttendant, S a la ry , $2760-$3780 per

y ear .C ash ier, S a la ry , $2860-$3900 per y ear , and

$2860-$4160 per y ear.Elevator O perator, S a la ry . $2760-$4020

per y ear .Identification O fficer, S a la ry , $4400-$6000

per y ear .O ccupation al T herapist, S a la ry , $3900-

$5200 p er y ear .R ecreation al T herap ist (Part Tim e), S a la ry , $3900-$5200 per y ear.Senior C lerk. S a la ry , $3000-$4200 per

y ea r .Senior M edical Sten o g rap h er (Part Time),

S a la ry , $3484-$4160 per y ear .Supervisor erf V eteran s Interm ent, S a la ry ,

$3000-$3600 y er year.G a ra g e A ttendant, (T ean eck), Sa la ry .

$3546-$4608 per y ea r . NOTE: The resu lt­ing e lig ib le list from this exam in ation will be used for appointm ent to G arag e A ttendant (Tean eck).

Microfilm O perator (Part Time) (F a irlaw n ), S a la ry , $1300 per y ear . NOTE: The re­sulting e lig ib le list from this ex am in a­tion w ill be used for appointm ent to Microfilm O perator (Part Time) (Fair- law n ).

Senior E ngineering D raftsm an (Fair Law n), S a la ry , S4980-S5760 per- y ear . NOTE: The resulting e lig ib le list from this e x am in a­tion w ill b e used for appointm ent to Senior E ngineering D raftsm an (Fair Law n).

O pen to citizens, 12 m onths resident in the State.

C lin ical Psychologist (Bergen County), S a la ry , S6000-$10,000 per y ear . NOTE: The resulting e lig ib le list from th is ex ­am in ation w ill b e used for appointm ent to C lin ica l Psychologist (Bergen County).

Instructor of N urses (Bergen County), S a la ry , $4576-$5460 per y ea r . NOTE: The resulting e lig ib le list from this e x ­am in ation w ill be used for appointm ent To Instructor of N urses (Bergen Coun­ty)-

M edical So c ia l W orker (Bergen County), S a la ry , S3900-$5720 per y ear . NOTE: The resulting e lig ib le list from this e x am in a­tion w ill b e used for appointm ent to M edical So c ia l W orker (Bergen County).

Sept. 8, 15. 22, 1961.

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