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C. Moore Marks 50 Years as Mortician Robrt C. Moore former freeholder and city commissioner, a partner in Moore's Home for Funerals in Wayne and Paterson, will have been a licensed funeral director for 50 years on Feb. 18. He attended School 5, Central School, and Renouard Training School for Embalmersating in New 1925.

York He received his New Jersey license as funeral director, Feb. 18, 1926. He served three times as coroner of Passaic County, appointed to the Board of Health Jan. 1, 1940, and to the Board of Public Works in 1942. He served on the Board from 1945 to direcAbstrecholders ALUMINUM SIDING BIG SAVINGS Over 35 Yrs.

of Continuous Service Work Done by Our Own Mechanics FREE ESTIMATES ME (201) McBRIDE 694-7479 W. 694-2012 PATERSON J. S. BRUINING tor of the board three times. Mr.

Moore was appinted to Fire and Police Commission in 1962-65, and appointed to the Board of Finance 1966- 1969. He was past president of Passaic County Funeral Directors, and past president of the New Jersey State Funeral Directors, elected in 1. 1948. In 1953 he was appointed to the state Board of Mortuary Science by Gov. Driscoll.

He is a former Passaic County Republican leader and Second Ward Republican Club or member. A member of the old Totowa Presbyterian Church, Moore served as scoutmaster of Troop 10 of church, and played on the baseball team of the church. He is a charter member of the Paterson Chapter Order of De Molay, a member of Falls City Lodge 82, a and Hamilton Wallis 3 Lodge 227, Passaic County Shrine Club, Scottish Rite Bodies, and Salaam Temple of Livingston, Moore is also a member of William FEB. 12, 13, 14, 16 MON. A A WIT BIRTHDAY SPECIALS TILL RED CROSS SHOES Socialites Cobbies Joyce Heel Huggers 5.99 0.99 Reg.

to $28 WARM LINED CHILDREN'S WOMEN'S MEN'S BOOTS Children's Teens' Men's Special Group 5.99 $7.99 Reg. to $20 $0.99 Discontinued Style: ONLY -No Exchanges or Refunds Across From Builder's Emporium Berdan Shopping Center WAYNE 1160 Hamburg Tpke. Formerly Boston Shoes of. Passaic for 45 Years OPEN 694-0300 FRI. TILL Shier's- DAILY TILL 6:00 Great Falls Winter Walk Sunday The Great Falls of the Passaic.

in all its crystaline splendor will be the highlight of a Winter Walk Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Great Falls Development Corp. and Friends of Central Park in New York, the three-mile walk will pass the city's numerous natural and architectural landmarks. Outstanding buildings to be' viewed include City Hall and the First National Bank building on Ellison St. done by Carriere and Hastings who were the architectural designers of the New York Public Library.

The walk will also pass Hamilton Passaic County Courthouse, St. John's Cathedral, the Flemish-style old post office, historic Dublin district, Lambert Castle Garret Mountain Reservation with the 30-mile view of the New York skyline. Also on the tour will be Westside and Overlook Parks. The highlight of the tour will be a visit to the Great Falls Historic District which is listed in the National Register of Historic Sites with particular emphasis on the old mills linked by the raceways to the 77-foot high, 100-foot wide Great Falls. In height, the waterfall is second only to Niagara Falls in the East.

Leading the tour will be Robert Makla, Friends of Parks in New York; John B. Bayley, president of Classical America, and Jack Stokvis, principal planner of Paterson. The walk will start from the Great Falls Archaeology Lab at Van Houton Free parking will be provided at two lots on Cianci St. A minimal contribution will be charged for refreshments and stops will be made along the way to visit landmarks and get warm if necessary. Tours, starting at 2 p.m.

will be made up of small groups of people each with a guide. The walk will start at the historic district and proceed to City Hall for. a welcome by Mayor Lawrence Kramer and Dr. Allen Gold of the Great Falls Development Corp. From City Hall, all combined groups will go through downtown Paterson stopping for a 10-minute organ recital at.

St. John's Cathedral. The walk will then proceed to Lambert Castle. Buses will be provided for those not 11rd (01 IT PAYS TO SHOP AT CUSTOM MEATS PRIME RIB SECTION SMALL FREEZER SAMPLE ORDER INCLUDES: CLUB STEAK, RIB STEAK, EXAMPLE PRIME RIB ROAST, RIBS, GROUND BEEF, SHELL STEAK MORE. AVG.

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80 358-5923-5924 bu 2: 303 to 59 Wet, Ares) 4 Feb. 12, 1976 Paterson News wishing to walk. Refreshments will be served at the castle. A similar tour, held in 1972 called a Midnight Walk, attracted some 400 persons. was sponsored by 1 the Central Park group.

A related organization, Friends of Eastside Park has been formed to promote activities and appreciation of park facilities. Volunteers are welcome and may get further information by contacting Miss Norma Harrison at the City Hall welcome. HI-HO CLUB 142 RYERSON AVE. WAYNE, N.J. 694-9782 INVITES YOU TO A VALENTINE'S DAY PARTY FEB.

13th BUFFET The Music Of The STUDIO FOUR For Your Dancing Pleasure Every Sunday Is Irish Night Special Attraction March 12th IRELAND'S OWN MARY McGONIGLE Park ROBERT C. MOORE JR. Parker Council of the Junior O.U.A.M., past president of Sigma Lambda Alpha, Local Chapter and National Chapter, past president of the Hamilton Club, past president of the Kiwanis Club of Paterson, and the Friday Luncheon Club, and president of the Stubbs Lake Fish and Game Club of Quebec, Canada. An honorary member of the Paterson Fire Department F.M.B.A., he is a member of the Pica Clhb, the Old Timer's Association, Adam Reiser Association, Passaic County Republican League, and 'a former member of the Lincoln Republican Club. He is past president of the Awosting Association, a member of the New Jersey state Funeral Director's, and the National Funeral Director's Associations, a life member of Paterson Lodge 60 B.P.O.E., a member of the High Mountain Club, and past president of the Greater Paterson Chamber of Commerce.

A 27-year member of the board of trustees of the Greater Paterson General Hospital, he is also a member of the Musical Art Society, and the Hawthorne Republican Club. He lives with his wife, the former Ruth B. Lindquist, has one son, Robert C. Moore III of Wayne, and four grandchildren. A partner of Moore's Home for Funerals with two brothers, Evan and Harold R.

Moore, his son, Robert C. Moore III is the manager of. the business which was founded in 1902 by the late Robert C. Moore Sr. HEATING OIL Call Jasky Bros.

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