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South Bergen Would Get $293,514 From New State Taxes, NJEA Says

gam* of dividing I (Thi* pl*n Hat b*«n submitted to Governor Richard J. tax rn*MM that Hugh*. by th* New J*r* .y Tesch .r* A iM ciatiM and ia not

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Th# merry up Ihr add*would sccru* tt th* Mate ihuukl ■do** i farm at tw o t4 * m 4 m* pro*ram continued thi* wtrk.

Thr Bute of N*w Jrnmy m - DC* I ton A woe I* Mon *Ubmlttrd • f>l»n that would |tv» South Bergcn'i (tv* rtdgr municlpall- tle* I393.SH of additional *1*1* ■Id. This would i v m p *hou: 417 prrcent u against ihr avsr •II county percentage gain at <S I prrcctit

I t la m *rrly a suggestion th a t th r Education Association subm itted - ;

Gov. Rlchsrd J, llugh*i. pro-pmrnt at an income tax, Mid WO million oI th* mon*> that would Mow In would go lor (late

alTh* Education Association dr*w up figures to th* municlpalltl** would

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■ P ’iMi mi ■ i i a mm mm A t j f l a * ar ^ ^ ^ * * tI r o p o m “ kj i rw vniShared Coal Aid

P lanCarlttadt #1,514 MJK1E Rutherford IZ3.1CS 8*44*Lyndhunt 317.M4 21SJMN. Arlington IM.tfXf IM.9MRutherford 245,455 Ift&JSS

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tax would fa* tar from reducing th* trvtnrndou* load cam rd hy real *«tai* ta the county

Lyndhurst. tor instance. wouM rernvr an added S103.09Q under the NJKA formula Hut thr increases In Ihr *chrwl and count) budget* a Ion* thu year would ■v allow up any SUrh aiataatani

The hum thing goes tar th*other municipalities

Caristadt would get an added IU .W , East itu rw tn ra **z. sin,

Mdt-i North Arlington 144,949 ami Ru the tnoom*therford *80,200

Thr aid program wa* twjighted toward ihe high whool Ynroll- ment* *inc* It cotta mar* to educate a high school «tud*nt than tldoei one in klnd*rgart*«.

A district would tvcelve ItlO 50 lot each high school student and only M2 SO lor a child tn kindergarten.

Under the NJKA plan, however. aid tor special classes and transportation would be eUminal-|ilM|| rd. Tht* would PUt setlon*1y frnot**™*1* *Mat* aid given.

MissT Directs

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Miss Jeanne Tompkin*. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edward Tosnp kins of 400 Pag* Avenue. Lynd> hurst, ha* been named director of Lacordalr* High School's an- mini dtamall? production, ' Oklahoma" The muileal will he presented March 10, U, and 12 in ihe school auditorium in Upper Montclair.

Among Miss Tompkins' other school activities ar* the Glee d u b of which she is president; th* Student Council, the National Honor Society, th* Sodality, theAthletic Association, and theStudent A postdate where sheserves as Secretafy. « * j, ^ *,*.-*-■&*: t v

Jeanne is no stranger to Ihe LYRWfcUROT IN GERMANY - rive Lyndhurst servicemen had world at theater, having had ^ • ‘reunion ia Rudingen, Germany, January 18, Their

t»t year’s pre-(taken aad promptly sent elf to their favorite

Lincoln PTA Has Founder's Day ProgramA fMturr ot (he meeting at

last week * merfngt at the l jn-I’oln PTA wa* the observance at futiadM * <ia> by Mr* WtMtMn Wehw, honoring four p o t pro- aidants. Mines Prank ituHuwe-rid. Anthony Appu, Joseph Cag- giano and Anthony im t u n w Mra Lfwit Aldridge, prwdnK at th* l.yndhut^t R r* C.smmII. waa a gurst

Th* third grade Has* taught by Miss Rosemary II* Poto, pre* tented a musical prugram.

A ponrl dUKHMskni, wllh Mr* Richard 1’eterson aa modera tor, waa an interesting feature of thr afternoon. Mrs. Arthui Me Mahon, spoke on "What the leacher expects of her pupils Mrs Charles Qlrk spoke on "Parents Responsibility to th. School, the Child and the Home."

Four «th grade buys dlseuaeed other theme*. Robert Luaki

from i -inrHB Joseph Mein. What

Parents can do for the Child, •- bout school"; John Fslcaraiw. "ftTuit Students Expect from teachers ; and John Lo Polls •"RTut We dxpect to Get from an Education."

Mra. Anthony Gialmo and Mr eotnmlttee aerved refreshment*.

School

Rowe, Scardino, Frey Winner School Budget Is Turned Dowi

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Philip De Parto t tWalter A. Rowe 14»Rfehard A Wllesytkl M Jahn A. Meoese !UWalter H. Frey 159Walter E- Kchember U

mentation of “Bonavanture". Iler dramatic contributions also Include leading parts ill the class productions in both Junior and senior yehr.

4-H Club Raise Funds For BoyThe 4-H Club of Lyndhurst

recently completed a house to home campaign for the Joseph Longarzo, Jr. Fund”. T h e s e young people did a wonderul job by collecting a total at J532.40 Some of the outstanding girls were Sharon Kuaska, Pat McGrath, Linda Cutro, Daphne Stankiewicz, Susan Ferrari and Lynn Ferrari.

Supervising the young people during this campaign were Mrs. La Forgia, Mrs. Stankiewicz and Mra. Csracoio.

Mr. William Gannon, Chairman of the committee, wishes to thank them all for a job well done.

picture are; Specialist Fourth Class Peter Msuro ot Harding Ave Hoe, Specialist Fourth Class Raymond Hantelli of Watson A re

Private First Class Edward Rotto of Freeman Street, Air man Second Class David Logan of Park Place and Airman Seoond Class Dennis Restlano of Freeman Street. Mauro, Santeltl and Logan were graduated from I,yi»4hnrst High School In 1N4. Rentiano became engaged to Mauro’i sister last Jane when hoik were home sn leave.

Truck Ordinance Again Postponed By Commission

tfieir f t a board

Washington PTA To Have FairAdvance plans for

spring fair were made meeting of the executive of Washington PTA on Thursday afternoon at the school.

It was reported that the second grade was the first olass in the school to have 100 per cent PTA membership aI parents. The 4th grade also has achieved fhis record.

Eight members will attendthe 0 ^ ^ ‘ bunZ6»r'”13iy net,

Plans for their meeting to be held this afternoon were completed. The program theme will be “Education Is a Family Affair”.

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present were Mmes. Anthony Kemps, Arne Hendela, Walter Wagner, Donald Van Dorn, Irving Clapp and Peter Shellham- er.

Church Plans LuncheonFinal plans have been made

for the meat loaf luncheon to be served by the Woman's Association of St. Thomas' .Episcopal Church next Wednesday, February 16th, from 11:30 ».»»• te 1 :30 p.m. Mrs. Bernard Rohm is chairman.‘ " r ~ -"" '.

Crash On Riverside Ave. Damages House

A car driven by Kmma H

curb and crashed into the front / ■ ”of %hom* owned by Jerry Turco, E-519 Riverside Ave at T:10 p; m fhuraday. , » . •>/

Police said the woman report- I ed that ah* had beoume momon 1 larUy Minded by light* of a car trovriiag horth on Riverside Av-

had toil control. The storm daor and win- of the Turco home

Were damaged The oar waa towed away. No Injorte* were reported. v

Votes Cast 381 CURRENT EXPENSES

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Walter <Hawk) time njiort* rat •Kirtrr, ran off with m th,- Hoard at Tur*d*y

({•■elected w*■lino, who hind R<Twe

Walter Krey, school iithlete, I honor* with 94* him was John ed92S

In many ways w a* one at the

I in many years.I was no open midget until the budget went down to there must be a

The Hoard at meet nhortly lo Uu-r lo <iff*r the to rrduoe TT

On the day at I circular! ing the budget on ti»*y increases ol | cher. th e article let Peter Currio aa the tor thr figure*.

Whether Ihe II ‘rlhuted to the defeat of {et Is not known.

But Curclo wa* the chief upoiwor of James who waa seeking Neil ftnished fifth, The wa* considered moi> of p

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By William Francis

An ordinance that woukl have banned all-night parking by cbm- mercial vehicles on the streets

Lyndhunt was held in abeyance at Monday's Commission meeting because of technicalities. The technicalities were enum erated by the State Motor Vehicle Division, whose approval ol an ordinance chance would have been needed.

In reply to a question on these specifications, Mayor Horace R. Bogle, Jr. said that the ordinance could not be adopted until the number of hours affected were worked out. He also referred briefly to other incidental, but he did not define them fully. Bogle also said that he and the town commissioners favored an adoption of an ordinance that would prohibit commercial parking at night.

In a stern warning M citizens, the Mayor urged that all cars be removed from streets when there are warnings of a snow-

Feb. 10; Commissioner Peter F. Curtjio moved to adopt the low- esrbid at 1.1110 per gallon or $2220 submitted by the Hess Oil and Chemical Corp. This wa* adopted unanimously.

Then the commissioners ^dls- ussed h letter from Magis

trate William L. Bivona proposing a schedule change in court from Thursday to Wednesday night. The time for sessions also was changed from 7 to 7:30 p.m.

Following this announcement Commissioner Peter CUrcio said that a tentative meeting had been scheduled for Feb. 17 with 13 communities to discuss plans for cleaning up the Passaic River. .He also noted that Congressman Henry Helstoski had Indicated he would be interested In attending the meeting.

In another action. Public Af. fairs Commissioner Peter J. Russo announced that during the next couple of weeks inspections would be made of eating plac-

Scardino Head Of Red CrossAnthony Rcardino, J r . , ha*

been nam ed borough chairm an for the Central Bergen Red Cross Chapter fund drive to he held in March.

Scardino will direct the fundraising activities, here of volunteer district chairmen and solicitors. The drive will be conducted on a house-to-house bas- s. he said.In announcing the appoint

ment, William Wllaon of Haworth, general fund chairman for the Red Cross drive, said Scar dino was selected because ol his record at community service.

Scardino is a member of the Board of Education, the Kiwan- is Club, the Civic Interest League, East End Democratic Club, the Elks, the Italian-American Democratic Club, the Democratic County Committee, Boy Scout Explorer Troop 86 and the Jay- cees.

A Lyndhurst resident for 20 years, Scardino lives at 485 Valley Brook Avenue and is the proprietor of the Valley Brook Uquor and Deli.

so that snowplow* wmtM throughout -Lyndhurat to . iftstoiiirbe able to perform their jobs He said that if this is not done, cars would be towed away and stiff fines levied.

In another action at the meeting, three bids were received and read for the purpose of 20,- 000 gallons of No. 2 heating oil for the library for a year fromMothers of Troop

85 Plan PartyThe Mothers Auxiliary of Troop

85, Boy Scouts, met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Leroy Nolan, Forest Ave. Plans were made for a card party to be held in April with Mrs. Jam es sidletsky as chairman. Others o f Realtor's president William

Realtors Go To WashingtonSouth Bergen County Board

sure that sanitary measures are being followed. Citing one restaurant as an example of an establishment with many violations, Rusto said the infractions had been corrected a week after ar. inspection w as held.

The commissioners also discussed several other ordinances. Among them was a recommendation for an appropriation of $8,000 for general masonry repair* for sidewalks, steps and the wall on the library building. An additional appropriation of J275 for a tractor and a loader was included. This would raise to $5,500 the amount set

Empire C a t Club Prize Won By Inky,Lyndhun t Shart. Hal H ^ J

Abbott along with the first vicepresident. John Savino attended {or creating thethe National Association of Real Estate Boards (NAREB) Annual Inaugural meetings at Washington D.C, last week.

The annual four day affair in which the officials on a National Level are seated, also feature, a

try’s Realtor roster and the State's Congressional Representatives. **

Fifteen Hundred local Realtor Board presidents attended the affair which was heTd in the Mon- m«„ik Pn rlf SlwaJfln Hotel.ITSOttui rB»» Oirci »wll

aside for this purpose.. The reso-.poHHoi;

of a municipal court prosecutor' was also brought before the commissioners.

On one ordinance that concerned the purchase, condemnation or gift of a piece of land on Baldwin Avenue. Commissioner John C. Garde declared that he was against appropriating the property. This as well, as the other ordinances will be brought^before ^ BeXT puhHc l»affii|f|1Sf"fl«a owner at on Feb. 21, af 8:00 p.m«

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Fire Dept. Letter—An An AnswerThe l.yndhuat Klrr IW-psrtiwent lost this homo, A new m ethod of

I* circulating a latter outlining need* ot the department and. In-

ddentally, crlilrtelaa l6c Commercial Leader. In falrm-w* tn tt* department the letter t, repro iliiofd In full. At the end the edl tor make* a partial answer.

T he Lyndhurst Volunteer F ir* D epartm ent lak es thi* method to appeal to the citizens lo support them in their efforts to secure a new ftrebnuso.

T his is * a critical period in the history of this departm ent ,\nd the present day m aterials 'o beautify the home is responsible for the crises.

Years ago, when th ere wa* a fir* it burned furniture in a p articu la r room , but the solid doors and plaster w alls and celling helped hold back t bt- spread of the fire. Now, the plaster is gone, sometimes even Ihe plaster b o ard s are left out. The fire feeds on highly com bustible panelling, cabinets p lastic drapes and curtains, ceiling tile also helps feed the fire, from th ere It Is Just a sliort iump, to the fo am chairs and m at tresses in the other room s.

M odern d a y fires spread toxic fumes

fighting a fire su ch as this should inVe l>een tr ie d and re a d y for use a t (his type of flee. We are ready to try ih is High-expansion Foam System and this would lave been the tim e to test It.

An ordinary house fire takes all of o u r equipm ent to com bat, nothing is available for another fire call, breakdow n of i n engine, o r possible extension . of

Ihe fire.

While we a r e m em bers of the South B erg en Cover-up System, w e should be able to take care of any fires with th e exception of the larg e r ones, also, if we send equipm ent to help

(totalled lafomatlon about the plana baa been disclosed. Therefore, there ha* been no objection aa yet to plana which are not yet pubUc.

The shocking part of Ihe department letter, however, demand* attention speedily. The assertion that Ihe department auffera for lack of eight smoke masks and two smoke ejectors Is appaling.

Apparently every department but the fire de|M*rtment I* well supplb'd with equipment. Certain- Ij. Lyndhurst’* public work* department baa a wide assortment of equipment as any department of It* kind In New Jersey. Only on Monday Ihe Board of Comml*

another town we should have aloners adopted ordinance* callingenough left to take c are of our own town. We d o not have enough equipment for Ibis. W e must first build the firehouse a n d use the $5,000 p e r year th a t we asked for for new apparatus to bring o u r fire defense to par.

Lyndhurst Volunteer Fire Department.

The plans for the propowed new fire department house, the editor submits, are certainly subject for intelligent dheuwdon. So far little

for extensive purchase* of equipment.

The argument of the department that Ihe ma«k* and ejeetor* are necessary make* urgent

. Why »rn these thing* mot bought? Why are they not bought promptly on an emergency ba*l*T

It seems incredible that vital material lo protect Ihe live* of Ihe firemen and the township people I* not acquired when the department asks.

~ — The Rdttor

O'Neil received 78? voles. Just Vhind him wa* Richard Wilczytv«ki who received 778. Walter R Schember receiv*d 529, Richard Albecker was given 302 and Philip De Parto 251. - M

Many confusing situations developed in the electxxi campaign.

At Curcio* urging th* Circle

C l u b w i n supposed io J p

last J * r n e ? *cans hacked Rowe and WUcsytv-•kl.

The maneuver threw the Or- r cle d u h off has* and the potency ol the club lost itseK. O’Neil received 149 vote* in the Fifth, stronghold ol the Fifth. T hal summed up the strength (4 the dub in the election, *-

Scardino carried the dfttffft wllh 197 but had the Imeking i t nis own workers in Ihe district,

Scnosc made tfie strongeot dU- trict run of the dny when hi took the First District on 235 votes. Scnrdfno’s 197 in th* S#¥» enlh was the next best

Frey showed good strength for a candidate his first bid for public office.

The budget’s current expense item was defeated 933 to 826 and its capital 'outlay appropriation 864 to HOT. The Third District cut the budget most heavily, voting it down 123 to 64 and 121 to 70. The fourth also ripped the budget which failed to win major oVer-all support throughout the township.

KMPIRE CAT CLUB — Feb. 5 ti 6 - Inky Is the proud winner of a big silver cup, best house hoi pet rosette, three best of color rosette* and three first place blue ribbons. Inky Is a black t white regular domestic rtrort-.halr and

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you ro on1' ter too far in a room without a m ask, therefore, we m ust send as many men as possible into a burning building equipped with masks to seek oyt the source of the fire, extinguish it, then we clear out the smoke and fum es and permit overhaul procedures to make sure fire is completely out. Insiead of the 4 m asks we now have, we should have at lfast 12, instead of the 2 smoke ejectors we have, 4 a re needed. ' We have needed this expatv .iion for several years, but ft has not been as obvious as recently.

A fire such -as the one we just had ., on Lake. Avepue points out the need for more equipment. A cellar fire we could barely see from the small windows on the side of the house, a cellar entrance in the center of the house, which was full of spioke. in less time tMn ft take* to tell it we were down to our last tank of air. If our men had not been able to seek out the source ,, o the fire and extinguish it and allow' us to g e t1 the heat and

PlanningJloard Approves OneApplication, Holds Up AnotherThe Planning Board Thurs

day night approved one and held another application for a minor subdivision in abeyance.

A request by Millar Baking Co., 800 Schuyler Ave. to subdivide a 40x100 foot section from Swayne Avenue to the property of Standard Tool and Manufacturing Co., 738 Sohuyler Ave. to increase its present parking lot from' a 75-foot to a 115-fool frontage, was approved by the board. *, ...

A joint request by Michael Torrino and Liva-Tuzzio Inc., a real estate office, 459 Ridge Road, to subdivide a 10,350- square-foot plot at 636 Fourth St., was held in abeyance pending action by the Board of Zoning Adjustment. The subdivided plots requested -would be 37,83x- 137.79 feet and 15.58x136.42 feet, both substandard according to the required 50-foot frontage requirement.

Peter Modarelli, 550 Freeman St., and Nicholas Tarraboccia

smoke ou t a f this house with isked the Nankervis ol Lyndhurst. ihe snjoke ejectors we would liaveim aae in the study pertaining to

taverns and gas stations. They w ere told the b o ard was still considering the m a tte r.

The board announced that the m eeting date would be1 changed from the first W ednesday to the first T hursday of the month beginning next month.

Entertain For SonMr. and Mrs. Thomas Hearh,

311 Roosevelt Avenue, entertain-^ ed on Saturday" in honor of their son,. Airman 3-c Robert Hearn,U.S.A.F., who was home on leave ,from the Air Force Base al Dover, row Republican Club, which

SpecialMeetingA Special Meeting t o discuss

and adopt a budget for the 1966- 1967 School Year will be held in the High School Library at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966. The date for the Special Election .fia .llM.l tedgei .hs* been tartative- ly set for Wednesday, Feb. 23,1966. Polls Will be open p.m. to 9 p.m. y

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Senese Thanks Voters, Workers

Del. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hearn, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Hearn and children Nancy, Richard, Jacqueline and Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. William Doull, of Belleville, Mr, and Mrs. John Bandstra and daughter Diane, of Totowa, Frank Giova-

of Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tedesco and son, Anthony of South Amboy. Miss Feeo Ander-

board about progress son of Caldwell, and his own brother, Allen Ilearn, Lyndhurst.

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John A. Senese, who finished fourth in the Board of Education election Tuesday, today issued the following statement:

"May I extend my warmest congratulations to the successful candidates in Tuesday’? election. 1 ant confident that they will -give Lyndhurst schools a progressive and sound administration. The Citizens for Better Schools and the Dwight Mor-

inIHBldorsed me, I offer my deepest thanks. I wish to thank, also, the many, many who offered me their help and who aided me in making what I consider a highly creditable showing in my first attempt fdr public office in Lynd- hurit."

—--------------- - tyim;Miss. Carol Christ of Watsoft

\venue is on the Dean’s List at East Stroudsbufgh (P*f) State College.

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Ferdinando lannono, 341 Lin- V tm ag lla died F t * . 11. 1962. “ In coin A ve., died on W ednesday m y h e art you w ill alwnys *tay .’ evening at B ergen Pine* H o sp l- | M»rii- Aseltatal a f te r a short illness. He was! s---------------- «•H4, w as b om in Italy , and c a m e ' The L yndhurst G olden Age Club fn * n th ere to Lyndhurst in l S l l . will m eet next W ednesday. Feb-

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ment in Dougla*, Ariion*. It wifi taka place August I f to ~’7 and will be the 15th annual.

The league reelected Jack A O'Keefe of Stocbtoo, Calif., president for the aocond succeseive year. Which ia a good .>< tion. O'Keefe hapvena to bo a police chief and that*, the kind of umpire who never calta one wrong.

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Ray ViUanova, Lyndhur«t*s beat dittance runner in jrenra, chaied Ruaa Taintor of Brick Towaahlp to I Pew fWo*mfla record laat Saturday in the Group III «tate scholastic m eat in Jeraey City.

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Fotioa broke the game wide open in the play-off when be dropped two bucket shot* in a row.

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Eastaide w0 compete ia the Group 4 Aainpinnahip when tho atate toum anaant gets ander way. E ast Ratherforrf wiR be pky taa in GROUP ONEI

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ANTHONY SCARDINO, President Star Cost Manufacturing Co.STANLEY C. PENNACCI1IO

The Lyndhurst FloristGEORGE F. DURY, President Famous Brands, Inc,

FRANK PEZ30LLA General Motors Truck

Sales & ServicePAT CARUCCI, President J*SEPH CARUCCI JR, Secy. I Trtai

J. Carucci ti Sons. Inc.CHARLES A. SCAGLIONE, President

Top Notch Metal Finishing Co.B. ZIEMAK .

White Eagle Monumental Co.PAUL F. LIVA, M.D.VINCENT G. FIETTI, M.D.

A. CAGCIANO. Manager H o m f< inc. __

MICHAEL GALLO, Manager ISoitii Arlingtwi Bowl-O-Drum*

PATSY JNSERRA ALFRED A. PORRO, Jr. at Law .. ^ ,

D. P. SAMMARCO, PresidentB frw n S. A I, Annmrfc

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PRIETH F. BENEDICT, President Bonedict-Millcr, Inc.

This educational endeavor is made pouible by the cooperation of the following public-spirited citterns who always in the fore striving to make our community a finer and better place in which to live.

are.

B. K. CRAWFORD, President Standard Tuol It Mfg. Co.

H. W. GROTE, President UOP Chemical Company

ROBERT J. KEENAN, President Equity Savings 4 Loan Association

JOSEPH R, POI.ITO, President Joseph R. Polito Agency, Inc.

RALPH W. SHAW, Jr.* PresidentA. R. Purdy Co, Inc. _

AL * TOM APICELLA Tho Lyndhurst Diner

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HORACE BOGLE JR. Attorney At Law

HOWARD G. CLAUBERC, President Miles Mercury Corp.

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

V, K. HOUPT. I vfsideirt___Major Cleaners & Tenderers

JOHN S. LESLIE, President Leslie Company

HERBERT NEWTON The Forest Dairy Co.

THEODORE RICHMOND, President Inter-City Transportation Co, Inc.

JAMES P. TUOHY, President American Truck Leasing Corp.

W. P. VOGT, J r , President , BoiUjig Springs S. & L. Assn. “

PETER A. SANDO, President Th* Copper Hood Flestaunui! Ine.

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Lyndhurst, Rutherford, East Rutherford, Carlstadt, Wood-Ridge, Moonachie, Nutley, and Bloomfieldour profound thanks.

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Continuing tho uiual trend in total fundi required by a rapidly growing county, tho 19M Budget Appropriation! total $32,737,285.00. Thi* it an in- creaae of $2,205,808.34, 7 per cent over the 1945 Budget Appropriation* a* compared to a 12 por cent incrtate for 1965 over 1964 and 11 per cent for 1964 over 1963.

The amount to b t raited by taxation thi* year i> $23,564,775.00 a* compared to $21,524,487.66 In 1965. Thi* repreient* an Increatt of $2,040,287.34.

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Movies Are Greater Than EverWhere To Go ~ What To Do ~

- • See One This WeeWhat To See In South Bergen

At The Lincoln Theatre W it g iv e h* Mm ! a pp ro v a l "in nummary gt Gm«rr**min

lleiatoskii Bill, ti provides a per- maiwnt program at rdixatkm*] SarUtaiH# lor indtvtdusii arrvinc W thr Armwl r m « l msftwrifwi tftrr January 11. MBS (U t* p

n i and hrtow coHnw *rvrl trwWnt li permitted. Eligibility ttferum i l the rate of ana month of training for one month af eecv ter not Kl mreed J* month* A minimum of 190 day* at sender Ii required to rstsbliah rltjihdiiv

llree thr individual i» discharged r are* irr-< onnrrte^ disability n a n sm ir* an srtlvr duty fw

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An rallmated J00 mtpmhrn wwrr in attradam r to witnrs* thr ffUrat Major Iwgrw hr Id In I ,y ndhurat Council» rtubruom.

Thr drgrer exemplified to 115 candidate* wa* under the d im tk» of I* S D George tjrahy a»*t Albrcfcrr.

On Sunday, Feb. 13th. the eoun cM‘a membrrahip will receive Holy Eucharist in an expression af nine ere filial gratitude to thr

Wood-Ridge-—Tte annual mrel- Nerarufcf of thr itatr. ing of South Brrgen Saving, and , w > Ownmunloo will mark

Hinglr lo serve with Mmrs. Wal •er tj*yh I Alt* h l N l t

A freshman party will __ held on February Nth wtth Mn Oirlai m halrman at thr committee of nri ingemrtrts

Mrvwi metWhee* wfl! *Hmd

Wm. Nuwbaum U Reelected

Laurence Harvry to confronted ky D irt Bogards aa Jalle CteM is, Uie rrsaon to r it all. looks on la thia scene from l n i ‘i K U vtae’s Darling." a trnar drama af InternaUooal “Jrt^Sat"moral* now at thr Lincoln Theatre throvgh Tarsday.

Multiple Housing On UpgradeThr tfend toward multiple

housta* in South llergen continued in 1964, according Id studies t»y thr Regional Plan Association.

Bergen County had 6.004 authorizations for dwelling unit*in 19*4 Of that number. 2.511 were for tingle unit dwelllnga, and 1,493 were for multiple urv lt«. In 1963 thr total aurhorfaa- tions were 6.377 of which 2.763 were single uniu and 3,614 multi-

pie.In South Bergen;Lyndhurst had 87

of which 12 were * ingle family 75 multiple as against In a total of 75 authorised of Which nine were singir family. . *4

North Arlington had S9 author- lied of which 21 wrre single fami-

Loan Association saw Ihr rr-rlee- Hon of all officer* to new one year terms and three directors lo nrw three-year terms WUllam H Nttasbeum, who was re-elected chairman of thr kieid, today announced the aetlvittrs at last night's annual meeting of the as- worlatton’i membership.

Frederick A. Zott was re-elr«ted first virr-clwirman of th r hoard and John E. Bergna, second vice- chairman Michael J. Magi'.h was elected treasurer and F auk R Edwards sgsin named .ecretary

Directors rroamrd to J-yesr terms on Ihr board are Michael i . Maguth and Dominick Mar

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36 of which 14 were singir family. Carlstadt In 1164 had a total of

37 authorized of which six were singir Tamlly oomparrd to 1963 when 32 were authorized with 28 singir family.

East Rutherford in 1964 had a total erf 10 authorized, all stogie family In 1#6» the total authorized was 33 with 33 again singir family units. »

Ruthrrford in 1964 h»d a total of 30 authorised with 12 single family, tn 1963 the toul authorized was 32 of which ei<ltt weir singir families. -

Home building figures for the Nrw York Metropolitan * ffcgion for 1964, compiled by * Regional Plan Association,' show that suburban * ctoirtie*' home > struct ion ohvtard tittle compared to 1963 but in Nrw VA#"City (other than Staten island) building wag down nearly 60 per cent.

Preliminary figures for IMS indicate that Manhattan housing constructionq has rebounded but construction in thr other three boroughs and in many suburban counties has dropped some- \/hat from 1964.

The trend toward apartments in the suburbs and outer areas of Ihe Region has continued. Even the still-run] counties is thr Outer Ring of the Region — O- range, Dutchess and the outer half of Suffolk — built more than

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their gratitude for thr spiritual and temporal wrtfarr, and lor the intentions of the ArchbMwp. litahopn and auxiliaries of Jersey

Catholic activity chairman Richard Marsh also announced that thr annual Memorial Mass for drcrasrd mrmbers, will be held on Tuesday. Feb. 22nd.9 a m at St. Michael's Church

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board a year ago. to fill the un- expired term of Joseph P. Brunrt- ti, was renamed to • full 9-year t«rm. " T "

D. P. Sammarco wm re-elected president of thr institution Those who will srrvr with him all were re-elected to continue through 1966 They include HertJrrt C Hermann, vtoe president; Kathleen Fisher, assistant secretary, Slid Robert J. CNrill, assistant tm aurer.

Completing South Bergen Savings directorate are Charles W. Kaiser. Arthur M. Ssuer, Dominick Marconi, Otto Wlldermann, and D. P. Sammarco, Joseph P.

High School PTA Hear StudentsThe High School PTA met

last Wednesday evening, February 2nd, In thr school cafeteria. wtth M n. Warren Bogle,presidrnt, in charge. The Pledge at Allegiance was followed by a prayer offered by Mrs ArthurTaylor, vice president.

Mrs. Charlrs Christ, mrmhrr of thr Board of Education, ex plained Ihr proposed school budget. Anthony Scardino. Jr., also a member of the Board was present.

The program of thr evening was the presentation, by Miss Angela Wisneskt, of reeordingi made by students from all grades In the school on "What I Like a* bout MY Parents ". Recordings were not signed so that th r students eoukl speak freely.

At thr nominating committee

t im p lr ts d w tth

starting thr||ro t*d so (tear prraaas iatcm trd FrWiy ' f f rly rrsrrvat H%hlof

Mme* Josrph itanso • Herman participating tt thr Operatic Frs-

the t-.Hmdrni^r^y dtnnre « Krb- ^ f e f Psafcr UmU Kosrttl at th* Neptune fun, p „ Cameron. Ro»em,iry Itowmanruary 17lh

Piramils.Fathers' Wight will te ob-

•W 'rd at Ihr nral mretiag of tte PTA to br heid on April 6th

Local Students In State OpfraTwmty - Three students m m

Lyndtamt High School will jofe more than 100 otter stadmts fromNew Jersey high schools a passenting thr Wth Annlisl Oprratlc Festival to br held at Governor livings ton Regional High School. Rrrkelry Heights on February 12»i iSsturdayi «t8:15 P M Tte Festival is sponsored by thr Nrw Jrrsry Music Educator s Association through tteir opera m Musi

Thr Oprrattc Frslivsl will xsn- liine the talents of an 800 voicr chorus, a 1® piece orchestra student soioifts and ensembles In a concert presentation ot Biset's Oprrs ' ‘Carmen." Hie program will also feature a guest artist from the Metropolitan Opera.

Conducting tte opera chorus will be Mr. Dale Smyth of West Orange High School. The orchestra will te dtreibtrd by Mr Georgr Tomes, Plscatawsy Township HiS. •; ,

The public te cordially Invited to attend this performance. Ticked are available through tte music department of your local high school in advance or at the door A capacity audlmce Is ex-

Mval are under the dtrretton of _Twi oivsTi. rm w wr i n f H nuami tjuwwr Th,» s*tw» TTAw’trll

Lyndhurst Public School*, and tte tnUowing

Ttery Aromando, Nancy Pat Morgans. Shansi Walsh,<jn Beckman, Unds Oirr, Tina Rtao. Jayne Biuurman. Rita

Robert Nixon. Robert Tticter Ranald P%rvin, Alan SrttmriMno, Wayne Dots, John Tobiason, Leroy Nolan. Frsak Ptnto, Ron Condon. George Kmrrk.

Skip Cavaanero Drops 20 PointsFrank (Sktpi Civsgnaro *cored

10 paints lo parr It. Crellla of Kn- to a SM9 Trt-County

Catholic Oonfrrrnce overtime victory over Queen of Pesor Sunday.

T te win was tte third in right conference games for the Saints It was tte seventh setback for

Qurrasmoi. who had upset ten Catholic in overtime on

.called to tte nirohM J<hn O'Connell of tîrrii ofjliratr t te occasion.

Pea or <«t tte game into the ex- tamo. *nd Mr andtra session by eonvrtlttw two free 'Moftsi ot l.smthurst

with 112 remainaiit m the j Mrs Jerry

for the last sM . but 11 never ma-|and Mrs Anthony Mrialtsrd aa Queen erf Pe««e mlss-jiey fity Mr,

LMt. • scortng chance More Ocllis lustalito of Farrgahwd possrssum with 5 »•©. not be prrsnM. unds left . |

w» UI Z V « ^ ^wm* umitet! to II pntnlA, mt*»wt , jj( U| ^ ^ Onireh iaI long shot and sent the gam- intoL (!inn,,r ^ ,tte ovrrtimr j(|ow m (Vd rr <>ove

Csvagmro put the Sntnts w in . when the/ will | front with 2:25 left In thr game homa," Mrs Joseph to mate tte soorr 47-45 Queen of .» m ,-harge of tickets, < Pracr missed several scoing now availahtr, 43S- chances, before CselHa called ^ r e nsnptrtrd at time out with 3 seconds rrmaiiv meeting which was w ing Chvagnaro took ■ pass from Trctita to sink a lay-up at thei huzzrr and added a free throw for | a 3-polnt play.

Ristainos Wed For 53 YearsMr and Mrs. Pat Ristaino, M3

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Brunettl again was named dlrec-' Members of tte Honor Society

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as association counsel were arconl and Leder, of Wood- idge, and Prat, Msrwick, Mit

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Botanical Garden Ha* Valentine ShowRomance comes Into its own

during thr Valentine Show at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, February 13-27.

On those days, the fragrance of romance will be hravy under tte great dome of the Main Conservatory, with a flaming

a quarter of u te ir 1964 houainR ^ art flcTverV®-,C,Ver‘\ kn0t‘ Î K »,^rtm enu âpartments

The inner suburbs built nearly two-fifihs of their 1964 units in apartments. - ,

The main wave erf home construction has now passed through the suburban counties dosfst to New York City and Newark-Jer- sey City to counties farther out. More housing units were built in Suffolk County, Long Island, for example, than in any other cxxmty In thr Region.

H e lsto sk i P la c e s B iteCongressman Henry Helstoski

(D., 9th) has introduced legislation which will provide assistance in the field of education, guaranteed and direct home loans, non- service-connected medicSl care, employment preference In federal service for men in the military who were discharged after January 31, 1955.

"This is the so-called Cold War G.I. Bill and” , said Congressman Helstoski, “by the middle of next week it is expected that the House

a honeymoon cottage, displays of the plant* of romance — ftjrget- mr-not, bleeding heart, love-in- a-mist, hearts ease, touch-me not, tovellrs-bleeding, bachelor’s button and maidenhair fern.

For tte less romantic, there Will be a houseplant show and mass plantings of colorful snap dragqn, stock and other flowers.

Hours of the show are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day including Sundays. Admission is 25 cents.

helped to tabulate and tape tte findings. Three things were noted — most studrnts Hkrd their parents ss they are; parentstrnd to spoil them! and parents could advise them more.

In observance of Founders’ Day. past presidents were honored, Mmes. Thomas Troeoli, Karl Weber, Charles Christ. Walter Leyh. William Muir and Robert Sturges.

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-fUM irW nwz?n TOOT cabinet ... so wc moved. And we made sure that this time we landed in a wall-built house equipped with electric heating. So says one of the many con

verts to tte fuel-of tomorrow How many! Well, in a five year period over 2,000,000 individual home owners in the United States adopted electric home heat trig" syfetrTfis. Hie total now stands well above that. And It’s estimated that in 15 years’ time most of the home* in the country — aa well an commercial structures- will be heated by electricity.If you haven’t experienced e-

lectstc heating yourself, vou may be asking "WhyT" The answers, from a sampling of leetrtc heating osers, shows these are the main reasons:- No other method can equal an electric heating system for all-around comfort. There are no hot spots, no cold spots.- Flexibility. With electric heat, warmth can be Increased any hour of the da yor night in any room. Individual thermostats for esoh room let you keep, say, the den warm if you Have to work over income tax tgittl

the W«e hours. Or a little-used room can be brought to oom- fort qUIcWy when guests come- Precision. Electric heating systems are so perfected thut tte temperature delivered to a given area won’t vary m o r e than half a degree at thermostat setting even at ceiling height.- Esthetlcally superior. Room decoration is freed because qlectric heating equipment is unbulky, in some cases is actually not visible, Also, apace formerly needed for furnaces, fuel storage, chimneys, etc., is freed ... and can be allocated either to storage or extra living space.- Long range economy. Actual Installation costs of electric heating equipment are low. And electricity is 100 per cent useable; t te only fuel that ia. The systems are extremely long- lived ... can be expected to last tte life of the house.Advance styling. By the time electric heating came onto the mass market, the varying types ot equipment were so highly evolved they won’t become dated. Equipment installed this year will still be current a decade and a half from now.

QUESTION BOX

Q. W ill (M e tric M a i «v« r to* av a ila b l* in a p a r t , m a n ia?

A. I t a l r ta d y la! AnS th a u aa q a In m u ltlp la u n i t d w a llln sa ia in c raaa- in s ty a t a n a m a z in g H « T h a w orttf'a ae - CSllad ta ro a a t a p a r t m e n t h au a a h aa alao- t r i c h a a t ln g . . . a n d ao , c o u n tla a a o th e r • t r u c tu r e a inc lu d in g tw o a n d to u r fa m ily a t r u c tu r a a . E le c tric h e a tin g c a n give ad -

d w elle ra o o u ld n ’l h av * o th*rw l*< . . . n am e ly a p a ra e n a l cho ice of h a u ra at m a x im u m h a a tln g in d e p e n d e n t of a )a«T iB .'« d e te rm in

in g , Alao, i t 'a poaaib le, w ith e le c tr ic h e a tin g fo r th a a p a r tm e n t dw elle r* t a h av e h a a t if th e y ao chooaa on a n u n ae aaan a b ly ootd d a y in a p r in g w h en « c e n tr a l ava tem m ig h t a l r e a d y h a v e cloaed do w n fo r th e seaao n .

O. A le tte r fro m a r e la tiv e in th e m id-w eet aaya t h a t th e echool m y n ie ce w ill a t te n d n e x t y e a r le h e a te d b y e le c tr ic i ty . Is th ia

A. M aybe a f ir a t in t h a t c i ty . . b u t no, i tvaf a r fro m being a “ f i r a t .” In f a c t Matin g s o f n o n -re s id e n tia l s t r u c tu r e s h ea ted by e le c tr ic ity g ive p ro m in e n t p la ce to schoo ls. In a d d itio n to aood ev e n h e a t , e le tr lc i ty ’s f le x ib il ity m ean s ad d - e d econom y w ith no iittfftee of comfort. W h e n n o t in use o v e r w e e k e n d s o r v a c a tio n s , th e r m o s ta t s can be lo w ered , th a n ra le e d b e fo re r e tu rn in g o c c u p a n c y . E lec tric e q u ip m e n t reac h ee d e s ira b le w a rm in g a t a r a p id r i t e , 2 : : —

Q. W h ich ia th e longeet- la e tin g s ty le of e lec tr ic h e a tin g eq u ip m e n t?

A. T h e th re e m ost p o p u la r ty p e s used in yo u r p a r t of th e c o u n try a r e a ll ex p e c ted to g iv e tro u b le -fre e ee r- v ic e fo r yea re an d y o a rs . E lec tric b a s e b o a rd s , w a ll p a n e ls a n d ce ilin g cab le by th e w ay , a r e s till th e le ad in g fa v o rite e a- m ong e le c tr ic h e a t u s e r s in th e N o r th e a s t .

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m K*e e r e a f . •b ilgptien* pu th a rifp d h r i* . Orptaaaatce a r . w ithm AN deb t limatAlion* pro-

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W Im h j p # f l v n o -

.T M B eard e f C em m ipeienert f* the T aw nahlp pt L yndhuret J r . *he (p len ty pf B crpan *p«Sa ' im L ? * " '" * * * <**

: « A ' o n o r OF- NICiRAL C O U R t

s -^ - C u T O RT M ppeataen af M unicipal

fd*e* Frppapcutor in th a Tpwn- L y P M u rst ap hereby

araatad .*M»Mh ». M U A tiFIC A TIO N S-

T he MitaMrppi C ourt Prpppcu ehpu , be ap A tte rn ay a t

'■ • »«al-L ynd

£ ahe« of New ip rapy andI pf th* Tsw nehip of

b u re t, P h a JpresyrifiM *1 APf0," TII“ NT

T h , M unicipal C ourt Pepppapto r phall bp appointed for a term

* f tplar (4> (M rs by the Boprg *f Com m uaapnere pi th p Town- •* i» e# L yndhuret pp prvvtdM fey law: provided, how ever, th a t W e appam tnaent e f th e Muauoa- M l C ourt P raaecu tar m ade In i t * , ehaii tp rm h a t* p t thp pa- p ira tio n pf th e a tfm in ie tratlonInSW*"1 ^Sectipn $. O U T i n

The du tiaa of the M unicipal C ourt P roM cutor ehall be to ap- p e a r in th e MuniAiMi C ourt ef th e Tew nehip of L yndhuret, pnd tp conduct thp o roeecu tioh pf m p tte ra p tn d in o th*r*ln w hen *o r* .u e s ts d by the M ag is tra te er by a n y ppthprixpd effapir of tM governing body of tk e Tow n-

eftlp of L yndhuret p r a n y of Towawhip'* duty c en a titu tedliee, boarde or agenclee.

Itlon 6. COM PENSATION "he M unicipal C ourt Proeacu-

c ff ie e rs a re ehpll be IralJ.

Map*, . . . . AM Wblcn leu of aU te e s . Cost*

a n d any o thp r allow ance* w h a t- eoavpr.

'iS ei!u"T,0, N .# U “ 8 M U ,IN TAll m a tte re not d e te rm in ed

by th is o rd inance shall be de te rm in ed by reeolution* to b* h p r*a ft* r adopted.M o tion f . R E PE A L E R .„ All o rd inancea or p a rt* e f o r-

d lnancee Ihconsieten t w ith th * p ro v id e n t of th is o rd inane a re hereby repealed

T h ie o rd inance shall ta k e o f. foo t w hen ad o p tM an d paM>- liohed a* req u ired by law ,

. .. .. .P U B L IC NOTICEPublic N otice It hereby given

th a t a t a re g u la r m eeting of th e Board e f C om m issioners ol th e Tew neblp *f L y n dhuret.■ ceontyr New -jtmrpy;-

on M onday F e b ru a ry 7, th e ebove O rdinance w as

in troduced and paeaed on it* f irs t read ing and th a t th e said O rdinance shall b* tak en up for fu r th e r coneideration fo r fingl paaaage a t a regu lar m eeting of th e B eard of C em m ieeloneri to be held a t th a C em m ieeloneri C ham ber*, M unicipal B uilding. L yndhurat, B ergen C ounty, New Jd fM y, on M endey, F eb ru a ry 11, 1M6 a t S:W o'clock in the evening , p revailing tim e , o r aa

l i r M M M H lr

*r» k*r*tay •a th o r& jp /’ ti~ S d tJ JIh te a c o n trac t ta> M t purshaa*

o i t J ’ ) T r a c t r Model

m *ni**TT r ^ . m T a . ^ u b l V V . ' d u c V ^

Orlve. F * « '

t ^ " ^ i w^ o ? u • ;* * * /roar , I M a •* . g ( iy f X .

Lo;»der. Model No. MO » .th

S 3 ^ ‘a r>fess» » rd M eterM l“ *c- "***»' by raM iiilM tT

a lai ¥ i* L.lC N O T IC t Ih a .“ " t, le l •» h , r eby givenlar-saA s S r L V ”*atO iiiinanca ahall be ta k en up for tw rtho r *snelpoiat>on for final

*« • r e g u la r n ^ e t in a J{ ?** * ? * rd o^ S m iw lo a io n e rt tp

UHMINO A BU RS AU OF F I * . F M V .N T iO N A N O f F R p V T • NO O F F lC iR s t h . r .V o r c*ND DBFININU T M IIR POVV

M R. ANO O u T i « . t h a B oard e f C om w issipnars

of ihp Towhahlp pf LpM hw ret jh ihp County p t B ergen a n d M ate of New Je rse y , do s rd am Pt arilpwe:•e ti 'O h t, O B F IN IT IO N . .W‘••never th* w o rd “ M unk lpali ty ip up*d in thp ri» « PrsvPft- «ien Code it th a t! ba h*ld tuEunrt *h * *r L ynd

- v . "tfk-Mma i-mM,Wwraau e fF T f N a t *>.»'■ h list ta aJaaa m *we atftaa , m w fe i» •# tH eraaf la l a t t f

»«NAi,lTA«% r a n

»y aV aa* m»*« v ia ie teM t ( l#»a m *F<ra F rty an tfan a«wHaa a# fanMMtn a* * h a I♦a*i te « a m a * /w ra tv ie t .e n•Haw sever Aliy and . . .* "* a vary su rb vialatlan

Inancaw piiaM a# ra y a a » * * y, fsu b |* r i to a p o n g np t to oaM M (*200 0 0 1 O oilera In WM Pi th e MaglppM1

■ e< one Pena

in the d ie e r.-i IM sM . f M

poaitaon p t onp Penalty for s h y a >elotion *f th i* O rdtM H M PRdfl not eaacuo* th e vtplptMit ar ppp. m lt it i* c o n tin u e ; and aU puM pprppn*, *han pp rettueetM tp e*repet e r leaaaedr ou*h Viola, tion* pr p*tpct* w .th in g rea- aehabi* tim e : and w hen npe

t if Ip

V!W n i

N O tO t v TH® WATK

- r ? f u . * * UN

be be id a l l l a CM nm ieetsners? a j« N r% M unicipal ftîldinfl, L yndhurat. Oentan C aun ly , Naw%MHdln«,

/ * f *nfe» **t i 6 * F i T ' F n i , 'f # y P SnrJKaVt’i:• • f " th p ro e fto r a* aaid m at tor

*» » b ic h um * I? * ,* :* * * pereon* w ho m ay be m teree ted th e re in *hall b* J l ' '* " Ah opportun ity tp ft*

J c j a f S o r ' * 0 M*M'ltsTo N E R SF fM O. TAub Tow nship Clarb

« ? a » “ ry 10- *

, _ OROIMANCE NO IMS * N ORDINAHCP A U TH O R U -

iaa* 1*1 •dTB .fi h e ld on IM ., th .

— e ro a fte r ** aaid n u t te roan be reached , a t w hich tim e an d place a il persons w ho m ay be m teree ted the re in shall be given p n opportun ity to be h eard eonaernlnp th e *am*.

BOARD OF COM M ISSIONERS•aF red o . T aub

p Clprk“ •b ru a ry 10, 1966 -~l.40

n ra a o. T.n Tow nship Cl D at*d! Febr F E E S : 123.4

ORDINANCE NO. 1370 AM_ ORDINANCE A U T H O R II-

I w f L R

U. IN.

• NO TH E PURCHASE OF ON

A . W w ^ ^ Y L f S S E 6BEL ENGINE “ LACEM ENT. IÊR S H IF T HON. DOUBL ^ > I N A L D fll’

201 TEN

m f f k M n ^ jy r -m

™"?S® iie

O f *i».oobf ao FOR T H 'i w i i i a a n d p r o v i d i n g t h e M e a n s® ^ v^ H IC H FUNDS FOR THE

5 5 RAe |S « D * " ' 0 F 8H * LL Tbe B oard of Canam ltsionero

? . . * .* T j " n ,h *b •>* L yndhurst. C ounty of a e ro e n an d ‘S ta te r.4 * * » , ***‘ “* M fpk, ; Z 5 * by pa .rcb .se

«r g ift of the fallow ing dear i bed lands and

in _ the Tow nahio of *?£?*• r t Beroen

2 A f f* * .#* N*w J or*ey, for * A u T c -»‘ r **» *» *»• M daeated Beidw m Averfue, be m ade byae Baldwin Avenue, b e mode *h T<?22*hiP ty h d A u re t!

S E O InT i i N q p t » point _ . . “ “ ^ " t r r l y ____line _ I twaw , - mgHhT ' f e n

221.0IS fe e t T io rtheasterly from th e co rn e r form ed by the in- t*r»actlon cf the sa id lins of R idge R end w ith th e north . P»st«rly line of Kle ft.ua an OootHw ith thd tro rthaaa terly tin t of

»o.*9 fee t- thence ( I ) South. k S.*". 10?°° ,e»‘ 10th e eou theteeterly -IIne of land*hew or form erly , of Gregorio

a long th e sem e 40,00' feet to th e so u th w es te rly U n e a f lands now fo im erly c f J8hn * V ic to ria Saponei thence, (S) N orth 43# 11’ 30" w eat, par-

Wjth the th ird course a n d along th* * o u th w e* U rly , 'tin* of l-.nd* nbw e r form e*

!« * •)oh" * V ictoria Saponefi!l Jlonai th* e«uthw e*t*rly line of land* now or formerly of Leon A D orothy C arter

w esterly thenc*,(J) . N orth 29 * 38* w est par-

S f t j a i f : .tW f ic T * ? ^ -au r-North

TW O H EA D LIG H TS ANO

I ’? * 30 S * 0 R E i BUCKE T ROLLBACK. 1 CUBIC YARD M ATERIAL BUCKET ’I ' W I M , FOR TH E SUM OF *5,600.00 FOR TH E TOW N. ‘3 M IP O F LYNDHUR&T, COUN TY OK BERGEN AND STA TE Q F NEW JE R SE Y ------i>N-( U iNBCECONN

AND MAK- T H E NECESSARY AP- RIATION OF $276.00 FOR

SAME AND O T H E R SISARY E X P E N SE S IN ECTION T H E R E W IT H

AN O PR O V Ip 'N G T H E M EANSb v w h i c h f u n d s f o r t h ePA Y M EN T T H E R E O F SH A LL BE RAISED.

T he Boerd of Com m laaioners of th e Tow nship of L y n d h u rst, C ounty <jf B ergen and S ta te of New Jersey . (To ordain as fol-l*WS:1 T h a t l h e « shall be p u rc h a ,- ed by th e Tow nship, of LyOd- l iu r s t one (1V Ford T rac to r , Model. No. 4500. w W 3 cy linder D iesil engine - 20T CU. Ih. dio- P '^ e n ' l n ‘ i T en Speed Pow er S h if t T ransm lesion , Double R eduction F in a l Drive, Pow er S tee rin g M echnlcal W et Diac

» p ly '.’ V e s r '* ' T6°9ntx i X : . Tw o H ead ligh ts and ta il l.ig h t and O raw B ar ; and one ( t ) F jr d L oader, Model No. 740 w ith Fu ll H eight L ift C apacity of 3.-750 Ibs., 30 Dearee B ucket ROirback, 1 Cubic Y ird M ate ria l B u ck a t . 7*“ Wide, a t a oeetno t tp exceed ss.eoo.oo.2. I t is hereby de term ined th a t sa id expense ie not a c u rre n t expense of th e Tow nship of

'L y n d h u rs t and i t is .n e c e ss a ry - th a t th e Tow nship of Lynd- •htwst,— Cn u rtty ~of-~Ber--

« • 33’ w est, parallel' w ith the f ir s t courae. 125.55 fe e t to the k o u th e a ste rly line of Ridge R oad : t h n « , (*) 'South 45*

E-:sEif3» essr**35 fee t to th e poin t b r place Ot BEGINNING.

f i.» * herpby de term ined th a tth* a fo resaid Im provem enl

That certa in cod* known aa B i F ir* P rev en tio n CM * r* .

Sim m ended by th* N ational oard pf Far* U n d erw n te re . psmg part.pjatarto th e IMO edi

Jien therep l, a n d th e w h e t, thereof save and a aa e p t such portions a* ar* feprptnefter d e . fe(«d. m odified o r am ended by t e t t ie n 6 *f th ie ordinance, three c o p i.s ef whaah eald C aM

u»en« a a y eupp lem enta l am end-m tnl* to said Cm i . a re ok file In th* *H «te *f th e CMrta of th e T iw nphip of L y n d h u rs t, for a t ■ m, not i on by th a public, ie hereby Incorporated herein ky referw w * r u n u a n t t* Rev.e*d S ta tu tae *f New d*r**y, 40iM .

lestlPA t IN T EN T •J *• l h* in ten tion a n d pairpo**

ef Ih ie O rdinance ta inco rpo ra te by r* f .r* n « . .th* P^*V, B

r« o m m p ad * d by th e N ational Beard a f F ir* Under wrlMr*.*!* F lr* P rev e n tio n Cede ahaH be enforced by th e B ureau S' JL "? P reven tion In th* Fin*

r a w t h t i W S**ta»ii*h*u and w h ich ahall M opera*ed under th* su p trv ls io n • f Ih* Chi*f *f th e F ire D epart- rosnt.(fc) T hp Chief o r in spec to r In charge e f the B u re au of F ire Pr*v.fc*i.a ehall ba *pp*int*d by th* D irector of Pub lic S afety fro*) am ong the ra n k e ef ex . ! S ! % . M*« '* rm ahaU be ta r

t 6’ T ^* •* *Mb|i« Safe-ty of th e D ep artm en t Shall a p .

o f * f Wi^'afeschool tra in in g a n d who have M rved a>o lose th a n tw o yepre. 1 aa £h l* f Of th e F ire P re .

vention b u reau M a il reepm . mend to th e D irec to r of Public

em ploym ent of tech- , . p i t . »uch as build-

H!* M d electrica l In- c to re w hen deem ed necee-

iction «. ESTA B LISH IN G OFO F “ ------------

etM rw i** u>ath a t pr*hipat*d csndatians Arp m ain ta in ed shall c ane titu te a eapa ra te offeApa.(b i Ta p app lication a f tke above ip M aities shall n e t ha R*i«i ta

eafp reed rem oval

EALKRl ' . X o T * T ^ V , 7 I ,ANO R .P S A L tR .

N o th in . hera in e oatafnM ahaH b* a en e tru M id an y w ay ta a ffee t the t* n e* add p r* . viplana of th * Z*nipg Ord<A- an** a r th* •u iM in g Cad* ef th* Tew nahip af CyndKureti Ahy p a r t e f o th e r ordinane** •n*en*l*tent w ith the previaipnp o* th is ord inance and the F trp P reven tion Cede *r* hereby r*.

in*luding O rdm anee N*.

an d am end .Seat ion t t t*na*. eubdlviel

I* an y i ia uaa sen.J iv ie le n , parag raph ,

section a rtic le o r p a r t pf 0 i|g ordm aiw * shall be Adjudgedany co u rt of cpfnap tan t f d ic tion ta be Invalid such , m e n t shall no t a ffec t Im pair e r Inva lida te the rem ainder thorp , ef, b u t shall fee confined In its O peration t s th e c lau te , eon. t**Me, subdivision, parag raph , eec tien a rtic le pr p a r t thereof d irec tly invelvM In the con- •reverey in w hich said jud«- m tn t ahall have been renderM

Thi* O rdm anc* shall taks effect im m ediate ly upon fina l p ea se** an d pub lica tion e* required°* ,M »- — -PUBLIC h iO T ie*

Publie Nolle* Ie hereby given th a t a t a re g u la r m eeting e f th e Boerd o t Com m isetenere a f th e Tew nehip of Lyndhuret. B ergen C eun ty , New Jer**y, held *n M onday February », 1»M, th e above O rdinence w ee in troduced endfire t reading

Accor diM

VICTORFRANGIPANE

C u m p u M r .nd A t r t t f t f I m Cl«fl . Cdtitury . HvrilAg* and Schuborth Muck Co- 4f

N o w Y o r k C iljrA D l / l .T S m a y . t o o m i ) I m

mttskMuU I m m t t jretf ham CAIX

IR R M W y y W W A R R M M M M

OH Burn

folt — 3

GE 8-4505A. OhflSflr & son

b p W Y n m n

W elti Fuel OilOIL BURNERS FUEL OIL

C a a i a t a t a A a t a n i i l t f CMI H r a t i n t I d e t a l l e l l o M OH t t u r n r r C f l k l d M f

O ar S p K lill;H I r r t w p d r l A v r . pf*. A r t l a c t e o

psseod on Its

i C ^ a d v l W r t :u>g. p lum bing a spectora when

« cj j o n 4. ESTABLISHING LIM ITS OF D ISTR IC TS IN

Q H L*iTq°uRi ^ ' , n % u ^

- - T«T5 NKS 16^ f t r p ^ s :a w x i ;r a «?akb* „ ^ . Pdro h ib ' 14 Daab'lcte “ A", “ t

* BOU11•ted. a re

felwwe:» 'a ■ - > “ c " M l -5Lu»i^• • , And L ight In .

flre t read ing and th a t tha eald O rdanance ahall be taken up for fu r th e r e en e td e ra tlo n for f ln . l p assage a t e reg u le r m eeting a f th e Board of C em m ieaionera tp be held a t th a C om m ieeionert C ham bers, M unicipel BulM ina, L y n dhuret. B ergen County. New

? • ? & . M r a W d S T I Bbvenlng. p r*vailin s tim e, *r a* ••o n th e re a f te r ae esid m a tte rc*h be reeched , a t w hich tim * end place all pereon* who m ay he in te ree ted th e re in shell beRiven an o p p o rtu n ity to ba

e e rd concern ing th e sam e.B O A R b O F CO M M ISSIO N ER.

A TT E ST :Fred O. T aub fo w n th ip C lerk

i : F e b ru a ry 10. 1906 t«9.60

Anthony J. ManzoElactrfcaJ Contractor

Industrial Residential a Comm. Licatuad and Bonded FR EE ESTIM ATES

Cell 997-1869

Plumbing

> R M A

F e nces

« V s d !

l ! ' . i . T-h * .- ,i ? i** re fe rred to in , V. 16 51 of th e Fie* Pre- V. : ‘ 8" . Co-,* ln w h ,«*’ new bulk S i l 2 i l i . f i flam m able liquids a r* f L k . f !*.11. ,.»r* h e re b y esteb-

b i* O I* tr to ti •■A",' * ' ' ReeioentieT- Buei-ness a n d L ight In d u e tria l Zone* * n c s ' * n th * J o i i n a Ordin- ■Section 5. ESTA B LISH M E N T

p a T o n ? I S f " u a u W i c i PETRO LEUM G A SES fS TOBE R EST R IC TED ...Jr*fg t t» ( t» re ferred to in tion a i- .A ef the F ire Preven-

sec-

e n a th a tbe berne by the T*w nbhip of L v n eh u rs t to be M is— ■

, .m provem ent«* A general im provem ent

1 th e «fft»t th e re o f shall *• — TewnshiO ef

e ra l ta x a tio n , ” ” by 9 tn -1. T here ie haaeby appropria ted

aaid sum h,is baan m ade avail

heretDfore been adopted for the

n p prop rie ted for said Improve m en t and fo r o ther necessary expense <in connection therew ith 4. T h e t in o rd e r to tem porarily finance the improvement ae des-

1d J " P * r* 0raph 1 of tiffs ^ L - ? . * * ' t oni1 an tic ipation no tes a re hereby authorised p u rsu a n t to the p'rovleions of th e Revised. Sta tu te* of T itle 40,

r in an am o u n t not to ' i f 5 " i . th e sum of $14,250.00 SJlid notes sh a ll s te te , in geeer. a f term e, th e purpose for whlqh th e y are Issued and shall be

4 £ a S 3 K S V S?h Ih m teV J

■ «a n d declared th a t th e euppie- ” m en ta l debt s ta tem en t required by th e loc.il bend law of New J e rse y has b e e r duly m ade andfiled in the office of th e TowK-

!# i£ . afe Ln wbich bu lk store Ti * <l Petroleum gas

restric ted , ar* h e reb y establi M , . *0'lows: D ie trie te “A

a® ' . ,® ■ R esiden tia l; Busineee ? i f * in d u e tria l Zones a*

ehown Tn th e Zoning O rdinance M ane" , A M EN D M EN TS J K t ' i o U c o d s " * ■

« fs ,^ £ ff lS 6 ia cr , afollowing respec ts:

A rtic le 16 by th * additiona* follows^ 6'70' ' * nd ,*70 b

Sesction 16.70.a. NO sslf-s*r- v c s gaso line s ta tio n s shall be

L y n d h u r.t! ' *h* T ° ^

- “ *>;• A perm it sh a ll b* ob-th i ti* i m hs5. Clerk,rat ao ? n°«n ^ hich t h * U b* 0 n * (11.40) p o i ia r for *ach perm it.Each p e rm it to bp fo r ohe sea

♦on a n d one ea tab llshm en t.C hris tm as trees m u e t not bedisplayed any c lo ser to gaspumps or o ther com bustib le*l “7 .“* K*nk* th a n 20 f**t Tree* m u e t not be leaned againstf £ t r a iV 2 3 h“ IW' n# ' b u *iable y * * r"1fl‘ r^p* #r

xau sap.Wc would like to use this

means to express our sincere appreciation to all those who at tended the third annual card 'party and fashion shmv of the Ladies Auxiliary Polish American Citizens Club held on January 28.

The generousity shown by both local and out-of-town merchants also contributed in great part to the success of this affair.

Our thanks go to Mrs. Alice Rylic, who was in chaise of the fashion show; the committee who assisted in arr«ni*rment«. and the membership as a whole for their wholehearted support.

Helen Clwertoski, „ C h a i r m a n

ArHitic Fence Co.AO Tjrjb*. of Wood™ Fence,

and Chain Link Fences — F or Fro* Eatimate

CALLSAM MINGOIA l » 88S2

t n CHASE AVENUE LjraAuint Local Rale* Office

Main OfflM A W a r a b a o M

IM R t 17 U pper Saddle River

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

Banns, C m Rangae, a Eloa- trk a l Supplies. Bathroom

Vanities made to order. Mpm Cut A Threaded

To Order

East Rutherford Supply Company

IM U I Paterson Ara. Rutherford WE M 4M -M

wW M V M w y d y iw ib M W w v * * * "A A I V M W W W M VW

Refrigerator Service

Floor Coverings

CARPETLINOLEUM

TilesLYNDHURST FLOOR

COVERINGBO STOOL SM SIDGE BO.

G E 8-0244

I X X ? * * *n!mw T2‘ *•Section 29,12,d. Kero**ne he*t-

*u ! tow** *hd w a te r h ta te ra , Oil b u rn e rs in a tcvee and range* a n d oil b u rn in g Steve*

gen and S ta te of New Jer*ey , ahall raic* m oney for th e pu r- roee s ta ted in P a ra g ra p h I of th ie O rdinance end th e ee tim ated m axim um am oun t ef m oney

/

■*.®reey has been duly m ade andfiled in the office of th e Towrf-f JS ria? le rt! o f- T o w n s h ip of L y n d h u r s t a n d th a t a u c h s ta ts - m e n t so f iled show s t h a t th e

■mB f y H t t S r t t f c s r40:1-76 IS increased by th is 'O r d inance by $14,250.00 and th a t ieeuance e f aaui obligation* Is p reeenbed by R evised S ta tu te s Of New Je rsey , TR ie *0, Chap-

^ V ° r chim ney-, "arcEy°ndhurst. ‘h ' T o '*"’*h i» o '

s »cti*n* at.S t, » J!n V ’% ** foilcw a: Section 31.01. All r i r e Hy-

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Scfion 31.02. Oae ta p a n ts of p u t t i n g p roperty (see 31.01) shall rAtiic ve snow from this hydran t a s per 31.01.

'Section 31.03. All F ire Hyd ran ts on B usiness o r Industria l

; P ro p e r ti* . shall b* m ain ta ined by the ow n er or te n a n t, subject to Inspectldn and app roval Of the F ire P reven tion B ureau.

No fir* h y d ran t on private property shall be s h u t down " ith o u t no tifica tion to th e Fire D epartm ent.Section 7. MOD IF IC ATIONS.

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Letter From Widow Draws Reply

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Nut *a far its t can ape at] thr argument* m far hav®«rd thr real target- • -and ta only the tnoomr lax pr>> a way of get tint aomr more money for tte *:*tr Irom what la paid I An income tax would he with Into the federal government (held tBrectly from one'* pay be

ll It a fart that Income lax fore he would ae* H ar havr tt k paymmt* In the atate v * dr- t|«-nd fo r example; a famtlv duetitole tn the federal tauome tax let.rntfw $4«M That nu jua mat um ladanU swv- wiihhekl

Man To Watchof Mayor William McDowell of

e l the Belle- of Cawnw iM ia atill another

le lit* you thful N orth Arbng-

in North Arlington Me* I » W auch favor in tha borough

«" «be face ot Democratic land- tho notional, atat* and county

ha waa able to win the mayoralty

for himself but for Republican councilman a* w ell »

McDowell eccomphahed hia minor mire ctea by potting forth an impartial and con in te n t effort for good goeemnvent McDowell thua gained tha faith of hia munity,

Aa president of the Belleville of Commerce, ho ahould prove hi mar If imaginative and capable aa he haa in North Arlington'! government affair a.

Bergen’s Governor?n«xtCounty may produce the

of Now Jartey , But it I aly he’ll bo a Republican. r*aighted Governor Richard J.

ira to have eatehliahed a in Bergen County and the

you aee flying Into the guhef? Miter apace will he Nod Parsekian, atate aenator after a reaidence in

if laoa than tw o yeera.laughable if it w ere not ao

r the Republican* t w het once waa hailed aa the Republican county in the nation

ata ahould boldly bo awiping from under the very chop*

the once mighty Ropublicana ahould make for hilarity.

B ut Ropublicana could hardly join in the fun. They have watched the complete de-

ktion of the party under W alter Jones.n d r

inst ead of moving to refloat the ahip they apparently intend to ait by and watch it hammered to death on the rock a.

Paraekian ran aucceaafully for atate aenator in a Republican county. He haan't even lAtbared to take off hia ruuning toga. Ho ta ou t there, w ith the blessing* of Dick

for governor

limited Income* would not pay on the**- ba*lc needs. But under an Income tax depending on exemption*, etc.. a lax could be due.

Persona «i!h higher incomes

ADVKimZMENT

Hughe*, running like mad And the Republicana?They have won Sam B artoletta of Too

neck. While the Democrat a are on their way to keeping control of the S ta te Houaeand the atate governor, Mr. Jcmea haa won *ey sales ttrx would be aimllarM r. Bartotetta. The su re tt w«y of keeping TS WWWSftlTf tm w r flww> wW>the Republicana dividad aeema aJway* to be the prime intention of Mr. Jonea. And in the Bartoletta inatance he haa dona it again.

But ia there a aane Republican loft who could conjecture what would have happened had Jonea gone along with the Republican party and put through the rediatricting plan that would have given Bergen four aenatorial zones? *

There ia no doubt that under the rediatricting pleaded for by the Ropublicana of the atate—and cruelly i»botaKr<l by Jonea—Bergen would have elected throe if not all four of th e atate aenatora. And Eaaex, ta rg esF county in New Jersey, would today have three Republican aenatora inatead of the four Democrata they have.

If the Hughea-Paraekian maneuver auc- ceeda and the Democrata retain their hold on the State Houae in IMS Jonea ought to be their attorney general. He made it all poaaiblet

tax.morrprt that?

I Hie weomi* tax )(#< solely Uutlr already haa a

it i»|eomv tax A aale reach

* « • Corpsexam* Feb. 24

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Dear Editor:1 feel a few comment* a rr

necemaary on your view* and "a widow * letter" published In your editorial column. Three comment) are made not becauae I favor one tax over the other but becau* I feel neither of you any *ound argument*

Sales taxe* of neighboring atate* (New York and Pi vanla > exempt eaaentiala auch aa food, medicine and clothing. I gather from your example that Minnesota taxes these

ntlal* Assuming New Jer-

ehrck - Federal Income Tax. 14 per cent, Social Security Tax 4.2 per cert. New Jersey Income Tax 2 per omt. or la effect hawevery fifth week's pay going dt- fectly lo a government body

Under a tales tax one could Chuaae by selective buyhw whe- Jher or not he wanted to pay Ihr tax, For example. 3 per cent lax on a 115 Iron would be 1 43 Would you refuar to buy the Iron tircauar of tj*r 45 centa* Three

that per cen tax on a $200 TV aet would be 18 Would you apeod he extra 18 if you coukl afford the S200 for the television set?

Then there la a problem of -oUeetla* a sales lax or Income ax. Which tax would he easier or an employer to collect and nalntain records? Which tax vould create more Jobs and mean

aa wall aa individual purcha-

Thr New York commuter. I’m «urt. would rather pay hi* income tax to New Jeraey than to New York Or would hr have to i«y both?

These are a few points to be awhile by y M

the better the *tWding of the pnMcma and benefits of each lax and the lesa chana* of anyone being railroaded or lead drwn a blind alley

Oath, looking back over my eommeirt* it would seem I favor a sales tax but 1 am a commuter aad an Income tax might not coal me one cent more,

Finally a closing comment tn “A widow". Any couple w ho earns $808 a week must be along >n year* Would you trade your children hardship* and struggles to be Ut their position? I would say let them "escape" the taxea you would have to pay. With all 'he taxea they save they could never buy the Joy and happiness you have.

Very truly yours. Neutral.

Beck’s Column

New Law May Helo Aaed Who Formerly Did Not Qualify

Q. My father ia HO years old Hewaa turned down for social security benefits because hr had not worked long enough to cpiaiify WUi ihe new law help bun?A It may Since be I* over 78, he nosv needs only 3 quarters of coverage to quality, instead of 6. Q. I am over 65 and still work

Q I am over 85 but have never applied for social security because I work and make too much lo be-paia benefit*. U n i have file a claim to be eligible for hospital benefit*?A. YeaQ. My daughter waa receiving

The County BudgetT ha county budget ia up for grabs again.

And i t is a thing of beauty—for the old Budget Makar who hide* in a cave.

T he total thia year ia $32,737,285 This compares with $30,531,476.

T ha amount to be raiaed by taxe* (your, taxea since the only big revenue base the county haa ia the municipal treasuries) ia *23,504,775 aa againat laat year's $21,524,-

- m : --------------------------------— * r -l t ia just aa wall Democrata inatead of

Republican* are running the budget thia year. At least, we don't have to liaten to the Republican chatter about how they managed oace again to keep the tax rate down.

Yea, Virginia, the tax rate of Bergen again will not riae. In fact, there will be

T h at ia not becauae our boya in Hackensack after continuing their well advertiaed brand of frugality. But only because th e to ta l municipal ratable* continue to climb.

T he Republican chant about that low tax ra te wa* becoming awfully sickening and it ia to be hoped that the Democrata don’t take up the aame song.

T h e fact is the coat of the county gove- ernm ent ia climbing a t a ra te of aacent tha t ia frightening. In 1951 to ta l budgets foie aJl of New Jersey’s 21 counties totalled eidy $110,543,197. By last year the to ta l had climbed to $214,799,366 And this year fhe climb will continue at an even dizzier

Bergen in 1951 waa spending only $10,- 145,005. W hile the rest of the atate since

1951 increased only 100 percent, Bergen, which this year asks $32,737,285, has a budget which asks more than 300 per cent more than it did 15 years ago.

Thia would be incredible if it were not so tragic. Almost the full county tax bill is loaded upon the municipal taxpayer. Thia meana real eatate haa to bear moat of the tax

In that 15 yeara span when Bergen* county taxes were tripling, the population had increased only about 80 percent—from 539,139 to a figure of about 900,000 today.

The tax picture ia a lot worae than the printed budget ahows.

T hat the Hackenaack boya are getting pre tty cloae to the bone is indicated by the fact they had available in cash a t the end of the year only $2.8 million this year as compared to $3 j million last year.

Because of the decrease in cash the freeholders could anticipate only $2.5 million cath surplus in the budget. Last year $3 million was available.

The missing *500,000 could have played havoc with th e first budget of the Democrats. They got around it, however, by squeezing unexpended balances of almosl $500,000 out of the reserve classification into the current budget.

Unless the Democrats spend on a lot less lavish scale than did the Republicans they are really going to be in the budget soup next year when cash and unexpended both will he down! T

plans to go to Memphis State Uni- vercity thia fall. Can she receive social security benefit*?A. Yes, Since your father wa* Insured under social security, your sister can qualify if she has not married.Q. My only child I* attending Memphis State University. As he is only JO, he can get benefits on his deceased father's social security record. Con J receive mother’s benefits. He lives with me. A, No. You can gel benefits only tf you are 60 or over, or caring for

child under 18 or a child dis

abled before I*

full-time so I have never applied a monthly check on her decraa- for aooiai aeeyrity retirement benefits. Do I need to do anything lo qualify for the hospital insurance benefits?A. Yea. You should apply for your social security benefits now When you apply, you establish your eligibility for hospital insurance benefitsQ. My father died in November,

ed father's social security record She married last year but is now going to college. Can she requalt- fv as a child?A: No. In addition to being under age 22 and attending school full - time, she must also be unmarried. Q. My huaband died in 1968 and I drew a lump-sutp death payment. I w llrbe 60 in November. Can 1qualify fee a widow's beiwfli?-----A. Yes, provided you have not remarried. Baaed on your husband's earnings record, your benefit would be 192 80 if you waited until you were 62. By taking your benefit at age 60 your benefit will be reduced to 180.50 Of course, your benefits can’t start until November, the month you reach 60 Q. If I take reduced widow's benefits at age 60. will It be increased to the full rate when I reach 62?A. No. The amount of your benefit will remain the same, unless you did not receive benefits for all months before you are 62. In

have

Te»t

this raa», your lusted at Cl totote u tm m .V» How will Ihe

»sure wurk?A Pvopfc* enrolling in the•ai Insurance benefit wUI pay a |3 monthly which Is m okted by the Federal

w»l Thear payment* will be placed w *•perate supplementary medl al tiwurancr trust fund aad the

money will be used only for medi* si Insurance benefit payments

Q 1 am 611 yeara (rid and havt1 receiving social security for

years. Because of an irvr C "TT,"* "y 1 had jQjjutt our part-m- U ^ ,

A No Disability insurance bene fit* are not paid after 65 Q Is my 63-year-old mother wh receives wife'* benefits, eligible for hcnpital insurance benefit*?A No Hospital insurance lane- fits start at 65Q 1* it true that lean earn up t« f t500 this year without lo*irtj any al my social security checks’A Beginning in 19M> you can ear as much as $1500 and still get all your benefit*. ’

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■H alOh, Those County Cops!

_____ Neil F. P arro tt of HasbrouckH eights has joined in the general aw akening th a t Teterboro, home of some of the W galtfmat corporations in America, is get-

.pw ay w ith tax murder [eterboro, jam-packed with industry and

about $40 million of ratables (by its kind aaaeasment) has a single police-

this wealthy o n e c o p t

little burg get

over a list of services the county police force paid to Hasbrouck Heights.

I t makes in teresting reading indeed.In Hasbrouck Heights the county police

force handed oiit 206 summonses, invest! gated. 23 accidents, give a half hour aasis tance at a fire, and broadcast 65 radio alarm s for th e municipality.

Since the Bergen County police depart $1.1 millionm ent is going to coat thisyesu-

ern living. The same magazine encourages shipping for price, running to different stores for the best "bargain". This is about the poorest advice anybody can give. It would be far more appropriate to suggest shopping for a dealer who haa the best service, pay his price and be happy that you found him.

What is a saving of $30. or $40. — compared with the frustrations of waiting, incompetent work and in the end charges, not to speak of the malfunction still existing after

so-called repair. We had a call from a lady last week for the repair of a color set. Since it was not bought from us. we did not take the call, of course She told the writer thgt she has had 6 different men from "factory” service, and t h e trouble she complained about still persisted, fo r 3 weeks she said she did not dare leave the house for fear of missing the repairman. Although number of promises to come at a certain time were rrrtde, not once were these promises kept. She had to’ wait from 2 to 3 days before somebodyshowed up The lady said that her husband was absolutelyfUrious, because he just livedfor television. In her particular cage m atters' were worse because he wanted to buy the color set froirh us, but a neighbor induced her to go to a “discount” store where she thought she saved $40. — over our price. By the time the set was in her home,, she, found ou*| that delivery and ‘‘set up'

f . The county police force does moat fo r Teterboro.

*aid th a t since Teterboro taxea to the county it deserves pro- i. T ru e , but o ther municipalities pay to Bergen and must support big

. departments. Haabrouck Heights has t of 25 and they comprise the biggest

coatia Teterboro is not a municipal!-

I t ha* no reaidents, no govern- “ i S S c a p c J ^ j ^ J b i s

the P arro tt complaint merely in- i m ore way in which Teterboro

_ fa ir taxation.r, th e P a rro tt complaint drew an

r from county authorities who w ent

it does not seem on the face of things that Hasbrouck Height* got very much, police- wiae. for the $314,000 the community paid into the county treasury laa t yea r. :------

Councilman P arro tt ahould have persisted. He should have asked w hat T eterboro got in the way of police service last year. .

A year, by the way, in which rich little Teterboro paid only $161,443 into the county budget,.. I t ia quite possible to aee the need of thecounty force up in the far reaches of the,Qr other nl(lohanic? If didn.( county where civilization has been slow you arp lucky ]ndeed in arriving But why should the rest of us| we. service what we sell Httckers have to pay premium taxea to pro- Beck's Radioj tect the wealthy tax escapeea of T eterboro?|

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