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THE RECORD, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1967 A 7j 281 Graduated A Fort Lee H. S. The graduation ceremony, which marked the 50th anniversary of the High School building on Lemoine Avenue, was moved from the Intermediate School field to the High School gymnasium because of the danger of thundershowers. Speakers, graduates and the audience sweltered in the sultry afternoon weather in the jammed gymnasium. John Cicero, senior class president, gave a brief welcome.

The class speakers concentrated on the anniversary theme, "A Half Century of Progress," Lorraine Shemesh spoke on "The Past, Present and Future" and Ronald Amin-zade's speech was titled "The Involved Generation." John Mardy, High School principal, presented the class and Louis R. Masci, president of the Board of Education, awarded the diplomas. The list of graduates follows: Gail Abrams, Nancy Abrams, Maryann Ackerson, Diane Adler, Jay Adler, Ada Alonso, Diana Allaix, Ronald Aminzade, Donald Anderson, Christine Anhjso, Honey Bartner, Glenn Battifarano, Elizabeth Bauerlein, Janice Bauerlein, Gerald S. Beck, Joan E. Beck, Karen M.

Becker. Linda S. Beloff, Barbara A. Bernhardt, Richard J. Bernstein, Denise Berrafato.

Leah F. Binder, Richard G. Binetti, Sue-anne R. Blauvelt, Michael J. Blitzer, Louis Boccia, Barbara L.

Boeck, James G. Boettger, Robert B. Bordanaro, Mary C. Bozzuffi, Sherry A. Bressler, Pamela M.

Bruno, Lynn J. Burkhardt, Annette Cancellieri, Thomas Canestrino, John J. Carey II, Linda M. Carroll, Antoinette Casola. Anthony J.

Catania, Donald C. Cattama, James W. Cavaliere, Rina R. Cecchini, James R. Cella, John Centrella, Allan N.

Chalfin, Kenneth M. Chisolm, Adrienne V. Ciancia, Carmen J. Cicero, Jeffrey M. Cohen, Sheldon J.

Cohen, Agnes M. Coll is. Dennis M. Conway, Patricia M. Conway, Armand J.

Cretazzo, Esther Fort Lee "Contemporary education helps a person to prepare for satisfactorily dealing with the yet unknown as well as the known," Lewis F. Cole, Superintendent of Schools, told 281 graduating seniors and their parents, relatives and friends yesterday. "It extends far beyond the acquisition of basic knowledges, skills, and appreciations. It includes the empowerment of the individual to analyze issues discerningly and function Cole said. He said that the modern age requires that the traditional three R's of education be augmented by four more R's: readiness, resourcefulness, responsibility and resiliency.

DRIVER ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA IN AUTO DEATH Penn Drove The Car In Crash Fatal To Beauty Queen James Penn, 26, who was involved in an accident which resulted in the death of a Bergen County beauty queen, pleaded innocent yesterday to a charge of causing death by auto. Penn, who gave his address as 185 Lafayette Place, Engle-wood, entered the plea before District Court Judge Arthur J. Simpson Jr. in Hackensack. He was represented by Frank P.

Lueianna. The incident occurred last August 27 in Englewood, when Penn's car collided with a car driven by Mrs. Sandra Shields Apostolakos, 21, of New Milford. Mrs. Apostolakos, who was Bergen's Tercentenary queen in 1964, died in Englewood Hospital March 20 without regaining consciousness from severe brain injuries.

Police charged Penn with reckless driving and fleeing from a police officer before the collision. He was convicted on those charges in Englewood Municipal Court, and is serving a 364-day sentence in Bergen County JaH. AUXILIARY AIDE CITED Wildwood Mrs. Doris Psekla of Wood-Ridge was honored for her term of service as president of the State Auxiliary, V. F.

at a banquet yesterday. -Staff Photo Left to right are Teair Cotton, Terry Totton, and Alesia Cooper. The ceremonies were conducted in Votee Park, Teaneck. PRESCHOOL GRADUATES Three 5-year-old pupils of the Hackensack Day Care Center eye diplomas they received yesterday. Curland, Eileen Dal Cero.

Leslie C. Daly, John Daru, Carolyn Davanzo. Florence Davidson, Robert Dawn, Catherine R. DeBarbierl, Katherlne DeBona, Grace A. D'Elia.

Patrick Dell' Aquila. Mary A. Del Vecchio, Theodora Demetriou, Jean DeMilte, Maria DeMuccio. Maria L. DePalma, Robert DeVito, Lawrence D.

Diehl, Paula S. Dinnerstein, Carmelo Distefano, Cornelius Dolan, Dennis J. Duncan, Irene F. Dyer, Tula T. Edel, Robert W.

Edmonstone, Larry S. Eisenberg, John F. Emerson, Rooert A. Falleni, Raymond J. Fano, James V.

Fass. Maxine P. Fink, Gary L. Friedman, Marion R. Frola.

Georgia L. Frueh, Bonnie Ganz, Shervl L. Ganz, Judith Gato, Ronald M. Gentile, John Ghianni, Peter A. Giambona, Janice M.

Gill, Carolyn Gilsdorf, Ronni F. Ginsburg, Barbara A. Glaser, Olga M. G. Mendoza, Estelle Goldberg, Edward U.

Gonzalez, Steven R. Goodglass, Iris J. Goodman, Donna H. Gordon, Roger R. Gottilia, Thomas Gramuglia, Kevin J.

Grimlev. Jan G. Grimsland, Frances E. Guillano, Steven A. Gundel, Marv Halatsi, Douglas E.

Hevboer, JoAnne Hughes, Frederick W. Hurst. Norbert B. Introp, Margaret Irwin, Barbara Isman, Bruce A. Jacobs, Francine H.

Jacobs, Lillian E. Jacobs, Joseph J. Jesuele. Donald Juiliano, Andrew S. Kabasaka-llan, Jerry A.

Kahn, Abbe Kalman, Richard D. Kaplan, Carolyn Kasenchak, Marcia D. Kastenbaum, Karen Kaufmann, Gloria Kazaniian, Lois A. Kecheiian, James H. King, Christian Klein, Randolph I.

Klein, Mineko Kondo, Joanne C. Kosartes, Pamela Kreici, Marilyn Kurs, Norman I. Kurtz, Donna L. Kurz. Anthony T.

Landriscina, Jack Langer, Janet M. Lazzaro, Ronald Lehman, Ruth T. Lehnhoff, Barbara E. Levin, Steven M. Levinstein, David S.

Levitt, Jeffrey L. Levy, Donna Lewis, Gary Liberman, Virginia S. Licata, Teresa E. Lioy, Marc I. Lfpkus, Albert Alda M.

Longo, Philip Ludwig. Reinaldo Luna, Louis Luvera, Sandra Macaluso, Robert B. Mackowsky, Daniel W. Magee, Melanie J. Mages, Dyan v.

Magnatta, Kathleen M. Maione, Leslie J. Maitland, Ralph Malatesta, Robert Malloy, Mlchele H. Mandel, Joan M. Mangan, Linda L.

Manganelh, Ronald P. Margolin, Rose Mariano, Barbara J. Markowitz, Robert N. Martire, Barbara M. Mattesich, Bruce N.

McCain. Robert J. McCloskey, Peter A. McGovern, Barbara McKee, Sandra J. Meis, William C.

Mentzlnger, Marilyn A. Merkle, ChristoDher Messina. Marsha Mestel. Susan Miller, Laurie M. Mims, Kenneth Moldoff, Peter Monsees, Theresa G.

Monti, Patricia Morton, Linda Mosolino, Olga Motti, Pear Mruvka. Roger D. Mulligan. Jeffrey D. Murray, Linda I.

Nagle, Joseph A. Neuman, Maria Nicholas, Steven W. Nlederman, Judith A. Nissen, Robert F. O'Connell, Noreen A.

O'Gradv, Niels H. plsen. Susan L. Olshan, Constance Orfas, Albert Palzer, Andrew A. 'Pannone, Robert A.

Paoluccl, Karen C. Paopas, Phyllis L. Parisi, Sandra N. Pansi, Rom J. Pasahow, Mariorle R.

Peller, Jorge PArtnur J. Petrillo, Nicholas Phillivn, Lewis J. Picon, Matteo Pillar), Janine Ponsolle, Francine L. Porto, Susan Potusky, Diane B. Prezioso, David A.

Priarone, Rita Puso, Joseph J. Putrino, Andrew Radmln, Patricia A. Rafanello, Eric Ramoundos, Suzanne Reckten-wald, Charles A. Reynolds, Roger C. Ribakoff, Jonathan Rocklln, Stacey L.

Rocklin, Susan G. Rockower. William V. Rodriguez, Carl Ronda, Sherilyn J. Rosenberg, Jeffrey D.

Ross, Loretta R. Ross, Gail P. Rossell, Anne E. Rubbert. Laura A.

Rubenstein. Andrea M. Russo, Seilchi Sakabe, Adnanne B. Saltz, Eileen C. M.

Santarsiero. Joanne p. Sarapochillo, Rebecca S. Sarna, Phyllis B'joaCnne es'crofanI, Kathleen L. Sena, Gennara C.

Servilio, Lorraine A. Sforza, Susan Shamamian, Gary J. Shapiro. Lorraine Shemesh, Gary J. Siegal, Linda Simsarian, Maria G.

Simunovich, Frank Siracusa. Donna G. Slobodin, Adrienne Slossberg, Jeffrey T. Smith, Elaine Smolar, Hana Solomon, Henry Spielman, Diane M. Sporck, Barbara Spravregen.

Albert J. Stanczvk. Paulette Sterman, Elliot Stern. Karen J. Stone, Vaughn L.

Stumbo, Richard A. Sugarman, Suzan C. Swartz, M. Sweeney, Gloria J. Taraszkiewicz, Louis Taus.

David S. Tennant. Laura J. Tihor. Stephen S.

Tosto, Leslie A. Townsend, S. Joseph Tropea, Kathryn Tufano, Raffaele Tufano. John M. Van Epos, Beverly E.

Vavricka, Michael B. yelten, Laura A. Verde, Angela L. Vigorito, Julie Villella, Carol A. Viola, Tonia R.

Vogel, Catherine von der Hude, Robert Waidmann, Ruth B. Waldinger, Paula J. Webel, Scott A. Weiner, Ted R. Weiselberg, Mary E.

White. Regyooved Tires To Be Evaluated 1 6 Day-Care Pupils the Office of Economic Opportunity, according to Center Director Mrs. Inez Newkirk. The children sang songs in three languages, followed by the presentation of awards by the Rev. Alan Lindahl of Calvary Baptist Church of Hackensack.

Certificates of Appreciation Teaneck Graduation ceremonies were conducted for sixteen 4-and 5-year-old pupils of the Hackensack Day Care Center at Votee Park. The ceremony yesterday was also the culmination of the Consumer Education Program for parents that is sponsored by fl.j 'fammm, iri3 ii mum hah a Staff Photo at the monthly meeting yesterday of the Detectives Crime Clinic. Longstreet apprehended two bank robbers at the Lincoln Tunnel entrance after a holdup in Jersey City. A WELL DONE Port Authority Patrolman Arthur Longstreet holds Cop-of -the-Month award just given to him by Thomas E. Reilly, Assistant Superintendent of the P.

Miss Unsel Derides Meadowlands Plans LLbSSb) M7 sMcoff I a i OTTOTO 0n Purchase of FJ 2: ITiW Regular or Super Lil 1 K0TEX I 0 iT'Slii PsitUbn of this 0 liniuim, I WA I lm 1 'FtTfc arlliii coupon Adults only one coupon per ftQUfttiTY JdiscolwtI lS IBsS 3fS0UP0N EFFECTIVE THRU I IWIWIM k-KS' ws; 4i pi I The Hackensack Meadowland Title and Development Act is a dangerous bill and a great threat to private property according to Miss Gertrude E. Unsel, Conservative Party candidate for the Bergen County Board of Freeholders. Miss Unsel said that under the bill, land already developed in the meadowlands and the buildings there can be swept away through condemnation proceedings. "There are many buildings and lots there now which the experts might call blighted," she continued in a prepared statement, "and private property may be lost in the comprehensive plan for the area." Democratic legislators and CLASSIC STONE FIGURE A TALL Indoor K. or Outdoor Very light damoge Steel reinforced LIMITED NUMBER WASHINGTON BRIDGE STATUE MAKERS 1666 Route 46.

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Vi mile from George Washington Bridge mmmmm i fto lf A Pi If Perfwt i $140.50 it 4 1 Oakborni Won't Have To Testify Graduated were also awarded to 25 volunteer members of the Center. The certificates bore the signatures of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Sargent Shriver, director of the O. E.

O. A special guest at the ceremonies was Mrs. Carmel Quinn of radio and television "-JZZLLi- 0 can RQK can Jar 49 2089' containers 1 'MA I i F. B. I.

In a decision unprecedented in New Jersey, four F. B. I. agents who had been subpoenaed in a criminal case were excused from testifying yesterday by Superior Court Judge Morris Pashman, sitting in Hackensack. Judge Pashman granted the immunity on a motion by Assistant United States Attorney George J.

Koelzer of their Republican opponents in Bergen County have been urging that the land be developed for industry, recreation, and educational purposes. Some have even suggested that parts be used for residential purposes. Miss Unsel, who has proposed that the undeveloped areas be developed into an everglades park, called any plans for urbanization of the meadows impractical. She warned against creating a 'sinkable city' on filled-in land and noted that some buildings there were cracking because of sinking foundations. The region is already highly urbanized, she added, and further development will only increase air pollution.

Quartet Newark. The Judge held that disclosure of information by F. B. I. agents affects the security and well-being of the nation.

He also recognized an executive order which prohibits any officer of the Justice Department from disclosing information without the approval of the Attorney-General. The subpoenas had been served in behalf of Robert Toscani of Lodi, and John Gallucci and Albert, Avella of Garfield. They have been charged with receiving stolen goods. Koelzer's motion was opposed by the defendants' attorney, Richard M. Glassner of Newark, who said he will appeal the decision next week in the Appellate Division of Superior Court.

The agents had been called to testify on another motion to dismiss evidence against the B. A. Given Fort Lee Curtis Robbins received his bachelor of arts degree in Philosophy at Gallaudet College, the world's only liberal arts college for the deaf, in Washington, D. C. His diploma was personally signed by President Lundon B.

Johnson, who is a patron of the college and traditionally signs all diplomas it grants. Robbins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Robbins of 2100 Linwood Avenue. He is a graduate of Sanford H.

Calhoun High School in Merrick, N. and New York City Community College in Brooklyn. Robbins was active in campus events having served a 2-year term as president of the college's B'nai B'rith Hillel Counselorship. He was literary editor of this year's senior year-book and was a member of the staff of the students' official publication. He was a member of many committees, including the Snack Bar and Dining Room.

A program of testing and evaluating regrooved tires used on motor vehicles operating on the nation's highways will soon be undertaken by the United States Highway Administration. Lowell K. Bridwell, Highway Administrator, said he has directed the agency's National Highway Safety Bureau, the Motor Carrier Safety Bureau, and the Bureau of Public Roads to carry out the program jointly. The study was prompted by the recent death of a passenger and the injury of several others when the bus in which they were riding skidded off a road in western New Jersey. The tires on the bus were later found to be of the regrooved type.

Excused trio which was gathered by Garfield police. Glassner's associate, Salvatore A. Brancato of Newark, was granted a postponement until July 21 on that hearing, pending the Appellate Division ruling. Brancato maintains that the evidence was seized without a search warrant and without probable cause. The trio was arrested October 14 by Garfield police after a surveillance by the F.

B. I. agents. The police said they found stolen clothing and bolts of fabric valued at $4,000. Toscani, 34, lives at 54 Hunter Street.

Gallucci, 24, and Avella, 38, gave their addresses as 88 Belmont Avenue and 34 Palisade Avenue, respectively. They were convicted 2 months ago in U. S. District Court, Newark, of possessing $5,000 worth of stolen peanuts and peanut oil. They were sentenced to 2 years in prison.

Deaf Student He was chairman of the Student Union Building Committee, and assistant chairman of the Social Action Committee for the subcommittee on the Education of i the Deaf. CORRECTION An article about fuel-oil purchases in Teaneck, which appeared in yesterday's edition of The Record Incorrectly gave the purchase price of fuel for a Township school as $300,000 instead of $3,000. Other Township fuel purchases were incorrectly listed as $963,000 and $369,150. Those figures should have been $9,630 and $3,690. BROWNS PLAN FETE Cresskill Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Brown of Brooklyn will celebrate their 50th anniversary today at the home of their son John J. Brown of 14 Weil Place. IMPORTED FINNISH SWISS CHEESE Local 143, International Chemical Workers Union GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING Monday, June 26, 1967 4:00 p.

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