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THE RKCORD. TUESDAY, Jl'JSK .10, 1970 C-2 IT: Today And Tomorrow Almanac Edited by Munche Sterling or Mrs. II. WeMphal, 674 Kennedy Drive, Washington Township. I ITER SADDLE RIVER Junior Woman's Club will conduct a storytime session for children 3 through Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11 a.m.

on the lawn in front of Borough Hall. Coming Up FAIR LAWN The Hadassah will open a membership drive with a pool luau party ALLENDALE Expectant parents interested in information on prepared childbirth are invited to a coffee hour July 7 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mary Stclone, 37 llammell riacc, May wood. The informal set-together is sponsored by the Northern New Jersey Chapter of the American Society for Psycho-Prophylaxis in Obstetrics, Inc. A qualified Lamazc Instructor and a newly delivered mother will be on hand to lead the discussion and asnwer questions.

For information call the chapter. BERGENFIELD Councilman Andrew C. Ketcham, chairman of the Sanitation Commission, reminds residents that due to the holiday, the garbage pickup will be tomorrow on the west side of tow and Thursday on the east side. DUMONT Tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

is Senior Citizens Fun Day at Bergen Mall, Paramus. The Senior Citizens Club will have a special meeting July 8 at 1 p.m. in St. Mary's auditorium on New Milford Avenue. President Edward Carr says that increasing property tax exemptions from $80 to $160 has passed both houses of the State Legislature and now must be passed by the voters by referendum on Election Day.

A county picnic is planned for senior citizens Aug. 11 in area KLM at Van Saun Park, Paramus, from 1 July 14. Prospective mem' bers should contact Mrs. LiO' nel Forer for information. HAWTHORNE Learn-to-Swim courses will be con 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m. Those in attendance ave reminded to bring lunches and chairs and that a bridge table also would be handy. HACKENSACK-Gcorgo Bak-onyi of Garfield and Peter Warren Brown of Fair Lawn, members of the Key Club at Bergen County Vocational and Technical High School, will be among the delegates attending the 27th annual convention of Key Club International July 12 through July 15 at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel in Cleveland, Ohio. HACKENSACK The Bergen County YM-YWHA pool will be open to members free of charge today from 4:15 p.m. to closing.

Al Fulner will be caller at a square dance at 7:30 p.m. NORTH BERGEN-Christian Women's Club and the Central Bergen Branch will give a combined monthly luncheon Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the Neptune Inn, Route 4, Paramus. Music will be provided by Mrs. Lindsey Horsey with the Ted Cornell Chorale.

Mrs. Marie Childs, village missionary, will speak. There will be a wig demonstration. For reservations contact Mrs. R.A.

Schwinge, 61 Schuler Waldwick, ducted at the municipal uool for beeinners. inter mediates, and advanced swimmers. Preliminary test ing for beginners will be Aug. 4 and intermediates in your house and advanced swimmers July 31. Junior and senior lifesaving courses also will be offered.

Contact Mrs. Joseph Foy, director. this is a newspaper HAWTHORNE The YMCA is offering a summer camp pro gram for 6- to 12-year-olds at the Lakeland Valley Day Camp in Wayne. Information is available at the Y. mmm Around East Bergen I i Burglars Turn The Tables I i in hundreds of schoolrooms EDGEWATER Anthony Petrino thought he was finished with crime when he turned in his patrolman's badge to operate a gas station.

But at 1:25 a.m. yesterday i 's station, Tony's Chevron on River Road, was burglarized. Police said four batteries, 12 cans of oil treatment, and 40 boxes of spark plugs, each containing eight plugs, were stolen. The value of the merchandise has not been determined. Students To Discuss Teen-Age Center CLIFFSIOE PARK Teen-agers here will soon have their own youth center.

Final plans will be made bathhouse, a pavilion, a recreation area, and picnic facilities. Three 19-Year-Olds Are Freed In Bail FAIRVIEW 19-year-old youths were arrested at Anderson Avenue and Henry Street for obstructing pedestrians. Two of the three were also charged with simple assault. Stephen Gardner of 47 Hackensack Ridgefield Park; Robert Gregorska of 7414 Third North Bergen; and Joseph Fiano of 1318 Oleri Ten, Fort Lee, were arrested together at 8:30 last night. Gregorska and Fiano were also charged with simple it's a textbook July 9 in an open meeting for students with the mayor's Youth Committee.

At that time each high school grade will choose four representatives, according to Mrs. Claire a i a member of the committee. These 16 students will meet with the nine-member adult committee to determine where the center will be located. "We want the students to run this themselves with only a minimal amount of adult supervision," said Mrs. Manow-itz.

Pool Won't Be Open Till After July 15 PALISADES PARK -Mayor D. Thomas Toscano says the $546,000 borough swimming pool, slated for completion July 4, will be finished between July 15 and July 20. The project, on 4.8 acres west of Ruby and Grand Avenues, includes three pools, a bathrooms wmm if I JOYCE ANN I Kitchen Cabinets I Visit our showroom of: I 70 Passaic Garfield, N.J. I 546-0084 mm HOME IMPROVEMENTS Safety Hazard Neglect Laid To Reublicans -its. "-J.

EGEWATER Democratic council candidates John Ahearn and Gary West, say the Republican administration is neglect-, ing the safety of borough residents. Citing the stairway from Val- ley Place to the State Highway as an example, the two Democrats said the administration has failed in its attempt to erad- icate safety hazards. "Councilman Bruce Scullion makes much ado about the low-enng of a wall wheh would eliminate a traffic hazard. Yet Scullion and other administration members have sat idly and watched borough property deteriorate, becoming a safety haz-I ard for pedestrians. "The stairway, which is used by residents of Valley Place, Hudson Terrace, and Beverly Place is an outstanding example of a policy of neglect that this administration has followed One injury has already been the result.

That's right The Record is a textbook, it's a living guide to the world that's rewritten every day. Memorial Post 4 1 7 In schools throughout Bergen, and Rockland Counties, your newspaper is read by students participating in The Record's Newspaper in the Classroom Program. Each class receives the newspaper for a minimum of 10 school days during the year. Schools receive the papers at the wholesale price. That's all they pay for.

We pay for the rest. We give each student a Newspaper in the Classroom textbook, and each teacher a Study Outline. We supply a series of educational filmstrips, send representatives of the newspaper to speak at the school, and invite participating classes to our offices for a tour. We're glad to do it. The young people in our program today will be our readers and your leaders tomorrow.

Investing in them is a good idea. Elects Officers FORT LEE Fort Lee Memorial Post 244, American Legion, elected Henry Gellner commander at its final meeting of the season. Gellner and other officers will be installed Sept. 19 by Fred linger, state executive committeeman for Bergen County, and Cleary 1 1 i i past county commander, at the Fort Lee Recreation Center. Others to be installed are: Rudolph Pezzaro, first vice commander; 1 Abrams, second vice commander: Egon Nisson, finance officer; Frank W.

Lang, assistant finance officer; Harry Rice, historian; Patrick J. Gormley, sergeant at arms, and John Dow-dell, chaplain. i Medals and certificates for the school year 1969 70 were Dresentedto Fort Lee High School students Jeffrey Cohen and Georgette Psaris, winners, and William McVey and Lynn Yamada, runners up. Winners at Madonna School were Rosa Martire and Deborah Lawten. honorable mention to Edward Lehman and Carmel Sgro.

For more information about our school program, contact The Record Promotion Department 150 River Hackensack, N.J. 07602. Or phone 487-8000 (Bergen), 356-8150 (Rockland). The Newspaper in the Classroom Program I i Get a BNB Vacation Loan. Daily and Sunday Phone -(201) 487-0311 BANKERS NATIONAL BANK Republicans Gather DEMAREST Republican candidates for Mayor and Council were guests of honor at a cocktail reception sponsored by the Dcmarest Republican Club at the American Legion Hall.

I Bill Maier, mayoral candidate and Bill Folker and Leo Mc-'. Hale, seeking Council teats, were impressed with the turnout of 250 supporters from Bergen- field, Fort Lee, Haworth. and Palisade Avenue and Main StreelBogota, N. J. ttmkar hM Dvft luinti Crp a ftrvt New York City as veil as De- 1 ma rest.