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mm highway* u • (und unn* umi. prohakly. la w m m tm . N rverthelr* r don t M m blind nuaelve . I* raalUtoa TM • w a r ta ib* r*«l in rn a rt of u ; f i r l i n t a f ilw tragrdlaa **i*' *k* death toll into Ml SMTtM* highway* w m ■

to Alj tor that taak the I h w af I mu tom i i m , torludin* Ik , driver P o l* , tooto A m « 4 UmI Ihr car *11 travelling U mil*. » hour w k m tragedy ttrm k . What Mrt*w»btlr «ml whal highway aw «•!* w afer Uwa* r t r r u a *w e«*? Thr b ru pU rr to iH M m aaiaty on the U |k H ) i la behind Ihr driving wheel.

wd SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW

LYNDHURST. N. J., AUGUST 4, 1966

The Marriage• Rutherfurd Rutherford11 waa re rial* to happen, al

eanroe. And H did.When Lento Polk Rather-

hint took Janel -Irnatogn Aarbtorlom mm a bride tool Rahirday at a whoup-da-dn* high laahlua ut-dding II waa • certain!) that la «ume re-

Related to the tomtly were the Jay*. the tronverweur*. Ihe ljvlng»ton> — aH al whirh g a te I heir name* to d r r r k

The Phil Hearays were r e lated, They g a t* their aam e to Kearny and to Kearny •treet, l.yndbunil.

The Rnlherfurds, however, hnd a hard Job keeping their name straight.

When otd John Rothrrfard, Ihe mna who Mettled In Lynd* h u n t in I MM, nerved to Oeerg

% ir 4 o i i i l i l io n tM l f u r l o u r < o i u f o r l

tluHtoll i t f m v fVnw tm- m f m fm brt ot thr « l Agr U lltl *

Mr uf West" l.»fl*ilt OHiirtl

O u ^ # *|lli-taierh wrvic.* a' I me tot a Kintpr U>‘ I V Navigator Staff

Brother Martin Dolan announced that all pjana have beencompleted (or Ihe Annual Golf TVntmamcnl. ta ba held oa Sun day, August St. a t tho Farm stead Country Club, Andover, N, J„ T-Ofl at 11 00 A M U you | lan tu attend. contact Bnilhci Dolan ru m

T W rt* havr bM t printed and a rr no* being mid by Chairman Vlwilc Ifoaa, for out Annual Picnic. be inn held oa Sunday, September II. The August tiwue A the Navigator ha* mm - plete write-upa on iioth af-

l.aa. I I * l« « k«ni «a*i,* M m m ; IM , liM , t « .

V, i JaMOUNT t'ARMt I, (M A fr.l,t «0 »l»»il VtM., l.>»Uhur-l

,MW**s Nwx-c I A »«e, i* sa, ii m

, n u IMI} X * v n : t i l i

II m a m Morning Nurnlil*I with Fellowship

1:M p.m. T.\ juigrlUUr Vu-vtca t l l l V M I l V

I M p m, lluttr atPhot* OK, M IM •*The ( tiarrli at tho R»>aJ WrkxMna"

M HT. M N tH i:t.> It C.( I l l Kl II

RMg* KmhI ami ra(« A*rearPintoe

* « (jwHtbui 1 Wil< »i-w»kiK u an : : aa « so. »«a. m m

and II :M a.m. < IJ.GK, Charlet Im pi'llln rrrt. Chairman of th r Slx-Potm Pro- pram. ha* on intereating and varied program planned tor th r l*n6-l*lb< v»a*on. A listing ot th t event* planned a re Hated in full In the August Navigator All members are naked to savr thia Hating for reference on date* and activities planned

Of special Interest in The Navigator is the measage from our new Grand Knight, Pat Mi- zeskl, and his timely question regarding our new members, and what has become of them. There la no one answer, but we all have some Idea. The time has ‘now come tn s ta rt turning these ideas into action- bring one of the new members to our next meeting. Help them

l e t acBve In ' oiir OSuncil.Many affairs a re planned, and we need their help to successfully carry out these actlvltle*.

m u s t c m m i l o r c itH isT MIKXTtftl'

k . Plerrepoat t lJaeata Ave*., Rutherford. Xe» Jeraey

►im* of t*x a ilM f CHwwh, TM t tn \ Ck»rin* Mxt.ng i tt » a stMh si «tMt* watMaatti** «*(.fci'Mtan Scitnc* h*a|in| «>• ■»•»*.«* • n * •« I tU tian I tu i t i.a^*" « w a i tl>r«ua» SituHlir. 11 * *. la » a w . so* aa eriaa* »i»*a team r M «a ttM a'atac*. CtMa* Mfal h*4taa/>■ i i ■ tff" sr,v'**s

"Who ha lb directed the Spirit erf the Lord, or being his coun aeMor hath taught him ?” Isaiah's tribute to the aimlghtt- n eu of God la part of the'BIMe U^taon-Sermon on ' SpUlt" to Ob read In all Chrisilan Science

Lyndhurst Child Hurt By AutoMichael Rinaldi, two, of 256

Oriental Place, waa Injured when, according to Mrs. Rose Como, 553 Second Ave., he darted from behind a parked car into the path of her auto at 31.-t9 a.m . Saturday in front of 256 Oriental Place, Lyndhurst

The child was taken in the town ambulance by fhe em ergency souad to Hackensack Hospital where he was treated for cuts and hruises of his head, body and arm and r e leased.

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425 Ridge Rd. Lyndhurst 4 3 8 - 4 6 6 4

Pleasantly A ir Conditioned On Prem ise Park ing . *

1866w « the year Maty pike Eddy discovered Christian Science.

1966is the year that you can

discover lor yourself how Christian Science can uplift

your life. . . and bring you healing.

F U N E R A LH O M E

You are most welcome lo read, borrow or purchase

literature, and inquire further about Christian Science at

your local Christian ScienceSteever Funeral Home

SUCCESSOR TO COLLINS MEMORIAL

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Tired ol droppi in unexpected!] and finding a cool welcome? Phone first

R e ad in g R oom5 Station Square Rutherford, N. J.

Miss Geiselhart On ListKf.rln Geiselhart of 612 Jef-

ferson Street, Carlstadt, wasDependable Service Sinfe 1929

221 S tuyvesan t Avenue L yndhurst, N. J.

GE 8-1234 We Deliver

one of Douglass College Students to achieve the honor’s list of 391 last semester, it was announced today.

SINCERITY

Burk Funera l Home We advise sincerely and with a deep sense of responsibility when consulted b y fam

ilies regarding funeral arrangements.

“A MINISTRY OF SCRIPTURE EXPOSITION”

The Carlstadt Baptist ChurchBroad and Madison Streets CarlstadtAnderson Fraser, Pastor 47J-6941

SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A. M. Sunday School Classes for aU ages.

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

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

American Baptist Convention

Directors John L. Burk — Paul Konarrfld

Prompt, Efficient, Dependable Service

52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbater 9 0490 (corner 5th Ave.)

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Catherine Nourt# Engagement Told

Announcement haa been m»d«’ af thr rngagpm m t ofMIm Catharine M ane Nuursa,

W W iW 1H* Lender Newspapers

JOSEPH R. POLITO, President Joseph R. Polito Agency, Inc.

PETER A. SAN DO, tike Copper HoodTHEODORE KICHMOND, President Inter-City Transportation C o, file.N. BIANCULL1, Sec. * Tr«...

FORDS’ E v n u «. T w uT v Cn

HORACE BOCtE IR. Attorney A » U *

W. K. HOUPT, President Major Cleaners t Laundi HAROLD A. PARETI i

BfeMti#! CvlWldt,' N. J r W. P. VOGT, J r , President Bailing Springs S. & L. A m

A T M 0 N D 0 .1 , ICHARD L. WILSON Willl.m J. Wilton A Son.

GEORGE F. DURYv President Famous Brands, Inc.

D. P. SAMMARCO, President South Bergen S. 4 I . Anoci«ti»i

DR. RALPH WEBS O ntaM rblVINCENT C. F r e m , M.P. _ j

PRIETH F. BENEDICT, Prealdeni Brnedict-Millrr, lac.

But she doesn t know it. Sue's b good driver. And assume the right-of-way. Make defensive drivingthat s the trouble. You've come to trust her over the pay off by practicing it every second of every minute/ears.». but really, you can't. Because even the best you’re behind the wheel. It takes extra effort-butdrivers end up in some of the worst accidents. that extra effort's worth it.

Drive defensively, and you won't end up on the The forty-nine thousand people who died onreceiving end of some other r̂iver's mistake our highways last year would be the first toor sudden move. At intersections, never ^ agree. If they could.

jk ib M k rto taVftlfyw to'ftoperati 'w with The Advertising Council and the National Safety Cound.'

iThia educational endeavor is made possible by the cooperation of the following public-spirited citizens who are., always in the fore striving to make our community a finer and better place in which to Hve.

B. K. CRAWFORD, President Standard Tool & MIg. Co.

II. W. CROTE, President UOP Chemical Company

ROBERT J. KEENAN, President Equity Savings It Loan Association

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JAMES A. BRESLIN Attorney ai Law

VINCENT P. CANDIO, M.D.

HOWARD CLAUBEBC, President Miles1 Mercury Corp.

F. S. DICKINSON JR , President Beeton, Dickinson & Company

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ARNOLD A. DEMASSI, JR , V. Pre...

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SOL DIAMOND, President Diamond Boning Corp.

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FRANK S MICHAEL GALLO Gallb Wholesale Meats, Inc.

VICTOR M. CARDELLA, President The Dag Agency, Inc.

STANLEY C. PENNACCIIIO The Lyndhurst Florist

PAtJL F. LIVA, M.D.

JOHN S. LESLIE, President Leslie Company

RUDOLPH MELONE, President The San Carlo. Restaurant, Inc.

HERBERT NEWTON The Forest Dairy Co. j

PAUL PRIMERANO Builder of Home.

FRANK PEZZOLLA General Motors Truck

Sales & Service

• < ,\ , !■ ...LOUIS RUBENS, President

Chairman of the Board Filigree Foods, Ifco. '■

JAMES P. TUOHY, President American Truck Leasing Corp.

PATSY INSERRA J>Uy’i Shop-Rfte, Inc.

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ANTHONY SCARDINO, President Star Coat Manufacturing Co.

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

WALTER R.I R. STEEVER Funeral Home

ALFRED A. PORRO, Jr. Atteraex i t Law _____ ____

B. ZIEMAKWfche Eagle Monumental Ce.

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Teachers Wam That There Are TenBasic Guarantees Missing From Bill

pr*w people. Cahill is • political natural IW fact that Im ia wading fearlessly

into a m w i i t r i c l makes one wonder wket would bave happened bad he been •elected as tbe Republican candidate for

Would Dick Hughes have had tha hay rid* provided by tbe badly split Repub* ItCIJM ?

-'Uf mi t ffcl I »■ a _ mttou la i / i r l rTligTi*** n av e w onWould Naw Jaraay bare a solid Demo-

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..W hen You Save By The 10th

and EARN FROM THE 1 st!

S p ec ia l Sum mer C learanceIncluding

Bathing Suits at $2.00 Cotton Sliift* at $1.30

Shorts at 50*Wednesday - Thursday - Friday

August 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2

Lyn - Maid Lingerie Co. 545 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst

IN RUTHERFORD IN LYNDHURST' (Main ̂ Office) (Associate Offiee)

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CALL FOR SttOAl GWCHJI*WM VOUt RtuevA ions'NOW! •PHONE CUttord 6-1515

on why thry would Uk* to bx CTn» Mmu St-huetzm Park Thr CtatMt which wtn begin on th* tot Sunday at thr festival, Aug Uth, will termi- eate on the last day of thr festival, Sunday. August fla t, ISM, wtth thr choosing of M iu Schurtw n IHult T V crown will include with it « (re# round trip to Germany via Pan American Air Une« th e Winner will also ride atop the plattduetarhe float tn thp Annual Stouten Day Parade am September IT,

tor thr firat half at UM m t*1.091 .M7.000. setting a record. The aid record t f *9»,MT,008 wa* aet during thr Brst half W 1383,

PRU Make*Record Payment*New Jeraey poltryhoidrr* and

beneficiaries of thr Prudential Inaunutce Co were paid *89,- 540 000 during he flr*t six month* at IMS, the company announced today.

Thia compare* with W9.7K,- 000 paid during the corretpond* ing period tn 1965. and in tlu d n all type* at claim payment*, dividend*, annuitie*. and other

'f w ~ * — g f-— r - r —

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slao the bourgeoisie, the 11 bar-ala. thr paclfiata, the new African nation* nnd cold warrkxfe.

All pompoalty, whether high or low, "ta" or "out,” rich or poor ia deflated The fdjir Fringrmrn are a* madcap ta ihr Marx brother*, aa * monthly coordinated aa the Budap&t String Quartet, and a t In tuae with the time* aa Mike Nicholsw t m r w y . "f" •

"Beyond the Fringe" dar* tour very clever and talentedyoung actor*. John Hrffer- nan, Geoff Garland. Peter Bciispsd and lii-endan Burke and they are the full c a it ofthia New York and Ijondonmudoal hit.

Julia Meade and Scott Mo Kay are at the Tappan ZeaPlayhoute thru Saturday night In the Broadway comedy hit Augu*t 9th, at 11 A.M. and 2 P.M. the Kids’ Mu*lcal comedy "Aladdin" will be wen at the Playhouse. Advance reservations fur alt atli ai tkm* arc advisable.

teat, which la open to all single girls from IR year* to 29 yeir* of age Contestant* muat *ubmlt their name* tn th.- Corv

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ous woman to watch out for and “Dam n Yankee*" combines all these talents plus dancing ability . . . no doubt about i t Monique Van Vooren la the perfect choice and the management made sure ol it by signing her up 8 months ago. L

"Damn Yankees" la a fantasy ot an ardent middle-aged

Advance Preview Saturday Nit* of

Je r ry Lewis Janet Leigh “T hree on a Couch” a t 9:85

A" tn d Best Secret A gent”

a i 8 M Laat Showing of “Bam bi”

Sat Eve a t PM

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155 Midland Avenue

Kearny, N. J .

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Double B e rre l’s TavernHot 8oup and all kinds ot CoU Cuts, Sandwiches pins all kinds of Beverages, Coffee sad Cake.

JOE DOBROWOLSKI, Prop.

MI LEW ANDO WSKI STREET, LYNDHURST, N.I.

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AN ALLURING BUNNY w orks her wllCs on Thum per, the rabbit, and gets him completely “T w itterpated” in th is scene from W alt Disney’s feature-length anim ated cartoon, "Bambi,” filmed in brillian t color by Technicolor and based on the famed novel by Felix Salten. Now playing a t the Lincoln.

410 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT, N. J ,939-2114 o r 2116

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By Milton P ro w ltiH e r a t a tru e t te ry about

w h et happened dne day tb IM M M a e lft r J la B B y M « N — and, M ilt i t • a te ry th a t illue- t r t lM the ree l m eaning at tha w ar# eeortaenanehta" , .Jonae * M p lbyt«B tn ( l i t N ation a i O p e . a ( 1M» a t W eraaate r . H it ban w ant into tha rough and than e c c td e a U liy moved va ry a tightly w han Janaa 'a a iu t tau t had a n ea rb y t M a ot *ra«a

, . H eae rte rt la ta r a a ia that Mo b o o v taw th a bait «w w . . Jan aa . how ever, a tka a tb a t baba iM tta litM a etrei-e . . . . B ve rjrane tria d ta ta lk M m aut a t ta k in n tha aana ity baaauaa aa ana taw tha ball m ««a . . B u i Janaa Inaleted and a t It t t t .r t Q j 'i t b a t t tra k e coat h in\

ana la ta r l ik e d Janaa w h y ha ddona It . . . H a M id . " T h a t a tha on ly w ay ta p t t f tba gam e."

, . la there a better defin ition af te e fta m a n th l* tba t th a t?

W h a t w at tb a lengeat fight an raeerd? . . . M b it M n lM reuorda ahow th a t tba Ian gait glova tigbt ava r w a t between Andy Bowen and Jaah B u rb a In Naw O naana in |gg3 . , . T h e ir baut laattd ttO raunda, e r 7 baura and t* m in iaU e l . . . It andtd a t a d ra w wban n e ith e ' m an cau ld can tln u a .

I b a t you d id n 't know , . . tbat m i T h u rtd a y , t 'r id a y , er S a tu rday , . Auguat 4, s , a r a . . . yau ean buy a reg u la r VS W te rm valour th a rt a leava e h lrt ter only W.00 w h en you m ention thia eelum n a t P H O IV B .

George Kmeck et U of Vermont Festival

George KfflMk al Lyndhurat It oop of thirteen N w Jeraey student* performing in the final concert* of Ihe Summ er Mu-

Team KouV, The Lyr.Jl irst flo ris t: F ront row, left to righ t, O W t DeCecco. M H i t ; Lino* Callega, outfield; Pat M cGiath, outfield; Katbv Casey, outHeld; Barbara Keogh, th ird base; Janet MfhUUng. outfield; Carol TUnpanero, outfield. Back rt.w. Maria Dembrow«ki. roach; F.laiae Kor imUrwski, caf tain, catcher; C harlene Curcio, firat base. Jan e t Pape, pitcher; Cathy Donovan, ou tfle lt; Stanley P en iu ch io , sponsor: Kathy B olter, outfield, Denise L orenti. ahrrtfle ld ; Pat H ait. short stop; Pat Stiehler, m anager; J e a n Lore nix. roach.

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L e g i o n B a s e b a l l T e a m I n T i t l e P l a y

up; Weatfieid awl .Hamilton Township to determine the , atate ehamplkm.

The winner. of course, will , then move Into the big touma- , ment for tha national chum- , plonshtp I .yndhurat got tha t Car - laat year and then kwl out In the final round*.

It is • strong team this year; balanced, experienced and courageous.

Lyndhunt, if anytlng, is better balanced than It was last year. At that time Warren Bogle, the big lefthander, was the mainstay of tf»e team But Bogle injured his arm and could not pitch In th r nations. And Larry Spartu, one of the team ’s Infield aces, injured his hand.

Lens of both strong players upset Lyndhurst ao the team failed to show Its best form In the Mg finals.

But this year Lyndhurst, with no super star, J* managing to win the games it must.

Last • Friday Lyndhurst defeated Pompton l Akes 3 to 2. Tom DiMafglo, the brilliant Lyndhurst Catcher who helped the high school win Its secood consecutive Bergen County title, hammered In two runs to lead his team in victory.

Pompton sank Lyndhurst’* hopes by winning tlte first dash . Unbeaten in 13 games, Pompton ov erran Lyndhurst for its fourteenth. But just when it seemed Lyndhurst* hopes were gone *AI Faferno, the former Lyndhurst High

- star, took w e r . 1 —...Paterno is studying nights at

Fairleigh Dickinson University. During the day he works for the money he needs for his schooling.

There has not been much time for the youth to play baseball. But when' the Legion season began Paterno cam e out for as many practices as he could.

However, the youngster did not have the sharpness that is achieved with steady playing.

Yet when Lyndhurst faced Pompton at Lyndhurst Wednesday night it was do-or-die.

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Paul M *«,«,< Ma.of ftp Vft*rant Adrmnt*

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Include (raining time *pmi in a The tnasunum time allotted Involved, together wtth the m a ' Keaerve or National Guard pro- lor training la 36 months, but "*1 ,h* v*t*r*B A ■*n*gram . Alao. an honorable dis- theae wetrram who received «*•' v'*tcrsn will receive tWO.charge la requirad traUung ander aay previous pn>- mimihly. whereas s m arried

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The Veterans Administration has quail (led prraonnel who tf* willing to a newer any questions regarding all ol the benefits af

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