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1:00 28 The Morning Call, Wednesday, June 2, 1965 XI RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE garage. Full price $19,500. N. J. COTTAGE REALTY, Broker TE 5-1434 TE, 9-2121 Riverdale Haskell FOR SALE Houses For Sale WAYNE $18,900 Convenience plus.

This 7-room home offers much family who needs public transportation. within 1 block of Newark, Paterson and N. Y. buses. 1st.

floor: Living room with fireplace, full dining room, den and kitchen. 2nd: 3. bedrooms and bath. Full 1-car garage, 50x125 plot. Phone DUMONT ask for REALTY Mr.

Dumont. 694-2355 550 Rte. 23 Wayne REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTINGS rara Ave. New barm Cape Cod. WAYNE, MT.

VIEW AREA 53 Ferformica, kitchen. Hot water heat. Built in garage. Large plot, $21,000. Call for appointment Ox or MU 46410.

WAYNE FAMILY Located on Ratzer Rd, rooms and bath and modern kitchen, each apartment, excellent for mother and daughter, large plot, 100x360, oil hot water heat. 2. car garage, Call Arthur Hines, Broker, AR, 4-7992. WAYNE VICINITY --4 biks off Rte. 23 A REAL BUY $8,900 Charming renovated home.

2 liv. lg. kitchen, front porch. MANOR 50x100, near buses. REALTY, Realtor 694-5821 WAYNE POMPTON AREA OUTDOORSMEN! RANCH, ideal for carefree living on approx.

12 acre wooded property. Living dining kitchen, bedrms. den or optional 3rd bedrm. Basement, 2-car garage, rear patio, lake privileges. 3 minutes to Rte.

208. Selling below FHA appraisal. $1,400 down to qualified buyer. $21,900. COUNTRY LIVING Spacious 4-bedrm.

home. Large living cheerful country kitchen, baths, basement, carport. Handy Pompton Lakes location. Walk to recreation, swimming, schools, buses shopping. Come, take a look.

Only $20.500. Foster D. Bock REAL ESTATE TE 9-2220 OX 4-1600 Route 23 Route 23 Pompon Wayne WAYNE BEAT THE HEAT in your own a built-in swimming pool along with Ranch style home with 2. glass bedrms; large living rm; sliding doors to patio. Basement WAYNE FOR THE HANDYMAN 8-rm.

ments, brick. needs Corner plot. All improveF. repairs. $12.000.

A. LANDOLFI, Broker OX 4-0252 WEST MILFORD BIG AND CAREFREE Need lots of rooms, all big and house that need constant at. tention? This reconditioned farm house has all aluminum siding, aluminum storm windows, new roof, new furnace and is in spotless condition. and Heated almost green house, 2 car garage where YOU can really forget about an acre of property work day problems. Price $19,900.

only JOHN WEISS CO. TRADE- INS ACCEPTED ESTABLISHED 1918 1207 Realtor Paterson Multiple Hamburg Wayne Listings Systems OX 4-3300 WEST MILFORD ADORABLE DOLL HOUSE! $15,300 You will love this 5 rm. home with vacation beautiful stone fireplace. Year round living. Only $1,400 down sumes mortgage.

CONNELLY ASSOCIATES R1. 23 BROKERS Kiel Butler TE 8-4600 TE 5-4445 ortiz: After 5. Call 835-2496 WEST MILFORD BIDLACK ASSOCIATES REALTOR AT THE BOWL" 1055 Hamburg Wayne. N. J.

Multiple Listings OX 4-3883 Open weekdays to 8 Sat. till 5 COUNTRY Living Custom built Low bedroom. ranch Priced right down payment to qualified buyer. ED. Cosmi, Broker.

AR 0800. HAVE FUN! You are never too old to enioy the real touch of the old West yet enjoy full city conveniences. See this rm. Ranch, miles from Hamburg. attached Tpke.

garage. Jalousied breezeway Cute, as can be at $15,900. a price you can afford. Full price Lots For Sale 85 family 52x100 lot. in one HALEDON zone.

Sewer, water gas in Asking Estate. 274-9090 Alpine Real EVES. 279-0408 WAYNE Alps Road. 80X225. Zone AR residential, ED COSMI, Broker.

4-0800. WAYNE In exclusive Surrey Large building lot. E. RONDO, 4-5641. ATTENTION.

-LOTS FOR SALE West Lionshead Milford. Lake, Ez Skyline Lake terms OX 4-6590. BUSINESS PROPERTY, Suitable for any Approx. Purpose, Rte. 202, 'Oakland, 34x125, Plans are drawn Available, Asking $9000.

HA 7-3888. WEST MILFORD BUILDERS BARGAIN 2 2 lots, 120 ft. front each. $3,000 each or FOR $5,000. Triple Realty Co.

1051 Ringwood Ave. Haskell BROKER TE 9-2727 Shore, Lake- -Sale 87 nity. LAKES. Club commuHIGHLAND Cottage, rms, balcony, bath porch, fireplace. Call 239-2088.

Land For Sale 86 BUILDER'S ATTENTION 55 acres 1 acre lots. Rapid growth area. Terms. $1,700 per acre. Meyer Zendell, Realtor 525-3321 open Sun.

to 2 p.m. Wanted To Buy 89 ABUNDANCE OF CASH ON THE SPOT DEAL BROADWAY COSMI HOLDING CO, 150 PAT. AR 1-5456. Wanted, Listings 89-A All Cash For Your Home Sell late direct to offer. us.

Call us for immed. cash We have helped many home owners who needed an IMMEDIATE Phone SALE 9 we can help P.M. daily 6 Sat. Sun. The Lawn Holding Co.

Inc. 30-24 B'way (Rt. 4) Fair Lawn SW 7-0023 Always a prompt sale When listing your property WITH A MEMBER OF THE Of Passaic County Multiple Listing System SUSSEX Farm property for devel. opment-residential or commercial, 20 acres with large farm house, barn, modern 5,000 sq. ft.

bldg. for horse stables or poultry. Large pond: reliable wells. $34,500. Adioining 77 acres available at 600 acre.

JOHN WEISS CO. 7 Church St. Paterson AR 1-6700 REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING BRICK 6-FAMILY 3 YEARS OLD All rm. apts. Modern thruout.

Separate heating units. A beautiful building for a small investor. Located in excellent area. Annual income over $6,500. Ask, for (235).

JOHN KAPAS, BROKER 779-3050 6 FAMILY Brick, rms. bath each apt. Excellent condtion. Full price $14.600, $2.000 cash down. Ed Cosmi, Broker.

274-0800. SAFEST INVESTMENT! Income ligation. properties. down! Phone. No obMU 4-4444 XII INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Investment Property 91 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE XII INDUSTRIAL Stores For Rent 92 LAKE MOHAWK.

Sparta. N. J. New Modern air cond stores for rent. Excellent highway location, ideal for, rant, stationery.

etc. drug, Principals deli, restau- only. Call 7 EAST PATERSON, of ROUTE opposite Locat: ANNS" 15ft full group stores, Basement, Excel for most business purposes. call owner. 212-BU 7-2285.

CORNER STORE: Business area. Suitable for laundromat or your own bus. 235 Graham MU MAYWOOD 225 Maywood HU 7-9117 or 914 GR 7-8895. 12X50. Rent $90 per month, STORE Ideal for man office, storage, Radio repair etc 525-6244.

STORE Main 25x30, opp St. Ideal Jos for Hose A for Lou. 523-3360. STORES, 20x90 Waldwick New Shop' Center, 10 E. Prospect St.

All lines open, low rent. Call SW Buildings Factories 93 CLIFTON Lease New 5.000 sq. story, cinderblock, heavy or light industrial building. Concrete floors 13 ceiling, 12'x12' overhead door. clear span.

heavy wiring, office space. Immed. occupancy. Railroad siding. Call 694-4137 after 5 p.m.

WAREHOUSE space, prime location, sprinklered, immed. sq ft, sub reas. AR 1-6600. OR LEASE Space available. 5.000 to 40.000 square feet.

riola, Estator AR 1-1268 Space. For Industry 20.000 grd. doors, sprinklered "high pressure steam, 15.000 sq. ft. sprinkl'd heated elev.

10.000 sq, sprinkl'd elev. 5.000 ord. fir. Concrete O'H doors. 1,400 sq.

ft. mach. shop, very cheap, SALE 5 OR LEASE 5,000 sq, ft. Tailboard loading. Brand new building.

Off major highway. Meyer Zendell, Realtor 525-3321 Open Sun. to 2 p.m. SMALL shop for rent 600 sq ft. Suitable machine, shop.

Electricity, water, toilet. 192 Knickerbocker Paterson. so. Hackensack-industrial area. bidgs avail shortly; one 2200 sq ft; the other 3500 sa.

ft. 3 phase heavy wiring, good floors, call 489-0666 days; after 6 3-6197. FOR SALE OR WAREHOUSE NEW, Ground 3.000 sq. ft-14 ft. high, Lt.

Industry or Garage, 3 Phase Wiring Office Space 2 Washrooms, 110 BARCLAY ST. cor. Marshall St. LA. 3-3484.

PASSAIC FOR SALE Brick industrial building, Approx. 500 sq. ft. MARDEL AGENCY, Broker, AR 1-5777. Profes.

Business Loc. 93-A POMPTON PLAINS PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Ground floor, new building, ample parking. CALL TE 5-3637 Offices For Rent 94 POMPTON PLAINS New office bida. 1st fir.

Conv. parking. AirCond. utilities supplied. 835-3637.

CLIFTON- -Expanding our building. to 6.000 sq. ft. avail. Divide to suit.

Fall occ. Crooks Ave. Nr. intersections Rtes. 21, and Garden State Pkway.

Attract rental. Burton Agcy. Broker. NO 4-0310. MODERN OFFICES--AT 730 BWAY 33rd ST -Suitable For Business or' Professional, SH 2-7815.

Industrial Commercial Land 95 29 ACRES plus in Lincoln Park. Nice level land. Only $7,250. per acre. Hopper Bidlack.

Realtors. 694 3883. 18 OR 100 ACRES Prime location RR near maior highways. Utilities A real buy. M.

J. BISHKO Realtor PR 8-5886. Consult The CALL For Real Estate XIlI AUCTIONS LEGALS Pursuant to the order of CARROLL of JOSEPH STARK, made Surrogate of the County Passaic, on the 12th day of May 1965, on the application of the underto signed the creditors Executor, of notice the said is hereby deceased, given present to the said undersigned within 6 months from the date of the order, their claims the in writing and under oath, specifying amount claimed and the particulars of the claim. Dated, Paterson, N. J.

May 12th, 1965. NEW JERSEY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY By: RALPH E. DALTON Assistant Trust Officer Claims to be mailed to Alan R. Kaplan, Esq. 412-60th West New York, N.

J. Attorney May 19, 26, June 2, 9, Fee $26.68 (Call) NOTICE Take notice that Anna Baumann tradof ing as Club has applied to Board Alcoholic Beverage Control of Paterson, N. J. for a Plenary Retail Consumption license for premises situated at 331 River Paterson. Obiections, if any, should be made immediately in writing William W.

Secy. of Paterson, N. J. Board Alcoholic Beverage Control. ANNA BAUMANN 331 River Paterson, N.

J. May 26, June 2. Fee: $6.44 (Call) PASSAIC COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT In the matter of the estate of DRETTA NOTICE GRAY (also known TO DORETTA M. GRAY) CREDITORS Deceased. Purvant to the order of CARROLL JOSEPH STARK, Surrogate of the County of Passaic, made on the 29th day of April, 1965, on the application of the undersigned Executor, notice is hereby given to the creditors of the said deceased, to present to the said undersigned within 6 months from the date of the order, their claims in writing and under oath, specifying the amount claimed and the particulars of the claim.

Dated, Paterson, N. J. April 29th, 1965. JAMES M. EVANS Claims to be mailed to Hon.

Frances Hart-Laver 101 Ward Street Paterson, New Jersey. Attorney May 12, 19, 26, June 2. Fee: $24.84 (Call) NOTICE Take notice that 144 Washington St. to Corp. Board trading of as Circle Cafe has applied Alcoholic Beverage Control of Consumption Paterson, N.

license J. for a Plenary for premises situRetail ated at 144 Washington Paterson, N. J. SHIRLEY A. SPAGNUOLO, Secy-Treas.

38-24 Leslie PI. Fair Lawn, N. WILLIAM MAHER, Vice Pres. 25 Broadway East Paterson, N. Obiections, if any, should be made mediately in writing to: William W.

Harris, Control Secy Board of Alcoholic Beverage of Paterson, N. J. 144 WASHINGTON ST. CORP. 144 Washington Paterson, N.

J. June 2, 9. Fee: $10.12 (Call) NOTICE Take notice that New White Horse ern Inc. trading as New White Horse Tavern Inc. has applied to Board of AlN.

coholic J. for Beverage Control of Paterson, license a Plenary Retail Consumption for premises situated at 161 Paterson Paterson, SHIRLEY SPAGNUOLO, Secy-Treas. 38-24 Leslie PI. Fair Lawn, N. J.

KENNETH CUBBY, Vice Pres. 5-10 Bellair Ave. Fair Lawn, N. J. Obiections, if any, should be Immediately in writing to: William W.

Har. ris, Control Secy of Board of Alcoholic Beverage WHITE Paterson, N. J. NEW HORSE TAVERN INC. 161 Paterson Paterson, N.

J. June 2, 9. Fee: $10.12 (Call) Legals 98 PASSAIC COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT In the matter of the NOTICE estate of WALTER A. TO Mc GINNIS CREDITORS Deceased: Deceased) Our Servicemen At Home And Abroad Saigon, Vietnam Among United States Air Force personnel on duty in Vietnam Lieutenant John H. Knops, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Christian J. Knops of 56 Lake Drive Wayne, N. J. Lieutenant Knops is an intelligence officer in unit that is responsible for helping train Vietnamese forces in air tactics and techniques for combat.

He is a graduate of Xavier High School, New York, and Georgetown University, Washington, D. C. U. S. ARMY, EUROPE James G.

Haire, 36, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Haire, 305 Getty Avenue, Paterson, N. was promoted to Sergeant First Class in Germany, where he is serving with the United States Army Claims Office. He is a legal clerk in the claims office.

He attended Central High School in Paterson. Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. -Captain Frank M. Cerreta, whose wife, Lois, lives at 70 Rollins Avenue, Clifton, N. has completed a finance officer orientation course at the Army Finance School here.

During the course Captain Cerreta, received instruction in accounting, comptroller responsibilities and administrative procedures of Army finance offices. The 25-year-old captain was graduated from Immaculate Conception High School, Montclair, N. in 1957 and from Seton Hall University, South Orange, N. in 1961. U.

S. Forces, Korea Army Private John Nicosia, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Nicosia, 64 Eighteenth Avenue, Paterthe 4th U.

Army Comson, N. has, been assirened to mand in Korea. A clerk-typist in the command's 4th Support Company, Nicosia entered the Army in October 1964 and received basic It raining at Fort Dix, N. J. The 19-year-old soldier is a 1964 graduate of Central High School.

Platinum, Alaska Airman Second Class Barry Lagala, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Lagala of 64 Mountainview Drive, Clifton, N. has arrived for duty at Cape Newenham Air Force Station.

Airman Lagala, an electrician, previously served Orlando Air Force Base, Orlando, Fla. He is a graduate of Clifton High School, and attended Montclair State College. United States Air Force Academy, Colo. Cadet Donald F. Motz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert F. Motz of 847 Seneca Road, Franklin Lakes, N. scheduled to depart the Academy in mid-June for a sumer study tour or Air Force, Army and Navy installaions. Motz, a graduate of Ramapo Regional High School, is a member of the Academy class of '68.

San Antonio, Tex. Airman Fred S. Rosenthal, son Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenthal of 803 11th Avenue, Paterson, has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Tex.

Airman Rosenthal has been selected for training as a supply specialist at the Air Training Command (ATC) school at Amarillo AFB, Tex. The airman is a 1964 graduate of East Side High School. Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Robert C. Fruit, son of Mrs.

Alice A. Fruit of 100 Highwood Road, Mahwah, N. attended an officer refresher course at the United States Army Command and General Staff College. Colonel Fruit received instruction in applying new Army programs to his Reserve unit. He is regularly assigned as a logistics officer Headquarters, 78th Division, an Army Reserve unit at Camp Kilmer.

Colonel Fruit and his wife, Gladus, live at 100 Highwood Mahwah, N. J. San Antonio, Tex. Air. man James P.

Crowley, son of Mrs. Grace Crowley of 28 Madison Avenue, Clifton, N. has completed Air Force basic military training at Lackland A. F. Texas.

will undergo further training at Keesler A. F. Miss. A 1964 graduate of Pope Pius XII High School, Passaic, N. J.

he attended Fairleigh Dickinson College, Rutherford, N. J. Fort Campbell, Ky. Private Richard M. Cross, whose mother, Mrs.

Gloria M. Cross, lives at 369 Twentieth Avenue, Paterson, N. has been assigned to the 101st Airborne Division. He is a 1961 graduate of Eastside High School and was employed by the Guernsey Crest Ice Cream Company before enetring the Army. Great Lakes, Ill.

Firemen Apprentice Joseph Prentice United States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prentice of 158 Jasper Paterson, N. was graduated from basic Engineman School at the Service School Command. San Antonio, Tex.

Airman William H. Salminen, son Mr. and Mrs. George L. Salminen of 38-44 Victoria Road, Fair Lawn, N.

has been selected for technical training as an air policeman at Lackland A. F. Tex. Salminen is a 1964 graduate of Fair Lawn High School. Moses Lake, Wash.

Airman Second Class Jerry N. May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry May of 422 Ridgewood Avenue, Paramus, N. has completed a special course for sentry-dog haadlers at Larson Air Force Base.

Airman May is assigned to the 462nd Combat Defense Squadron, He is a graduate of Paramus High School. Alaska First Lieutenant Richard J. Fittcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fletcher of 24 Onyx Court, Passaie, has arrived for duty at Eielson A.

F. Alaska. Fletcher, a maintenance engineer is a graduate of Passaic Senior High School. Fort Benning, Ga. Army PFC Ralph H.

Maupai, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. pai, 361 Harvey Court, Wyckoff, N. has been assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Benning, Ga.

Maupai, attended Ridgewood High School. U. S. S. William M.

Wood Seaman Apprentice William S. Scheller, U. son of Mr. of 196 Carbon, Paterson, N. J.

and Mrs. Kenneth' E. Scheller. is serving aboard the destroyer U. S.

S. William M. Wood, engaged in the joint United States operation in the Dominican Republic. USS Newport News roprapher's Mate Third Class Cornelis J. Van Oost USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelis Van Oost of 279 Dixon Paterson, N. is serving aboard the heavy cruiser USS Newport News, operating out of Norfolk, Va. Denver, Colo. J.

K. Snoddy, son of Mrs. Doretha Garrett of 114 Slater Paterson, N. has been graduated from the training course for U. S.

Air Force precision measuring equipment technicians at Lowry AFB, Colo. He is a graduate of East Side High School. Vietnam Army Pfc. Richard G. Mulholland, 20, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelius Mulholland, 151 Union Ridgewood, was assigned to the U. S. Army Support Con.mand, Vietnam. He is a 1963 graduate of Pope Pius XII High School in Passaic.

U. S. Forces, Vietnam son of Mr. Joseph Army Pfc. Richard, Taranto, Taranto, 3-53 28th Street, Fair Lawn, N.

has been assigned U. S. Army Support Command, Vietnam, as a wire communications crewman. The support command advises the armed forces of the Republic of Vietnam on training, use of equipment and tactical operations, The 21-year-old soldier was employed by General Precision Aerospace, Clifton, before entering the Army in April 1964. Fort Benjamin Ind.

Second Lieutenant Robert L. Montano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Montano, 86 Brookside Avenue, Hawthorne, N. has completed a 9-week officer orientation course at the Army Adjutant General School, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.

The 23-year-old lieutenant is a 1959 graduate of Hawthorne High School, is a 1963 graduate of The State University of Rutgers, New Brunswick, where he received an A. B. degree, and a 1964 graduate of Fletcher School of Law and Democracy, Medford, where he received an M. A. degree.

Camp Lejeune, N. Private Raymond Fick son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fick Sr. of 178 Pennsylvania Avenue, Paterson, N.

is serving with Company of the Second Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment, an infantry unit of the Second Marine Division, Rota, Spain Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class Edward J. Murphy, United States Navy, son of Mrs. H. Murphy of 123 17th Avenue, Paterson, N. is serving with the Air Terminal Division at the joint Spanish-United States Naval Base.

Fort Gordon, Ga. Private Edward Goudsward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Goudsward, 1017 E. 22nd Street, Paterson, N.

completed 8 weeks of advanced infantry training at the United Army Training Center. He was graduated from Paterson Technical and Vocational High School in 1960. Wichita Falls, Tex. Airman Third Class Kenwood C. Cassens, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick H. Cassens of 25 Grand Avenue, Waldwick, has been graduated aircraft mechanic at Sheppard A. F. Tex.

Airman Cassens is returning to his New York Air National Guard unit at White Plains. The airman, a graduate of Ardsley (N. High School, attended Teterboro School of Aeronautics. San Antonio, Tex, Airman Robert C. DeVito, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles DeVito of 510 Clifton Avenue, Clifton, N. has completed Force basic military training" at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. He has been selected for technical training as a medical services specialist at the Air Training Command school. at Gunter Air Force He is a 1964 graduate of Clifton High School.

PROGRAM OF THE DAY School officials and Mayor Frank Michael Gioia, Superintendent of Schools, left, and James J. X. Graves center, look over program for dedication of Comerford, the new High School's principal, participated in Paterson's $7-million John F. Kennedy High School. Dr.

dedication yesterday. (Staff photo.) SING OUT Kennedy High School ford joins Central High School Principal James J. Comer. Choir in singing new school's alma mater. School song was lic at school dedication presented for first time in yesterday.

(Staff photo.) Called Paterson Milestone 1,000 See Kennedy High Dedicated Paterson The immense John F. Kennedy High School was dedicated yesterday at ceremonies attended by an estimated 1,000 persons. The $7-million school, at Totowa and Preakness Avenues in Westside Park, was called a milestone in the City's history. "This is truly the most sig. nificant building erected in the City of Paterson in our generation," Mayor Frank X.

Graves Jr. said. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Michael Gioia predicted the school in addition to being the City's educational center. would become its cultural center.

Envisioning questions about the size of its library, shops, and some classrooms, Dr. Gioia commented: "When you build a school, you don't build it for yesterday you build it for tomorrow." He explained it will be fitted out with equipment and devices which will become everyday necessities for education in the next 50 years. Mayor Graves said the sig. nificance of the new school is that when classes begin September 8, they will mark the first time in a generation the City's public high school students will be getting fulltime education instead of split sessions. The ceremonies, preceded by a concert by the bands of Eastside and Central High Schools, brought out representatives of the City ministration, school officials, clergymen and contingents from the Police and Fire Departments.

Gov- By BART SOTNICK (Staff Writer) ernor Richard J. Hughes, who was to be a guest speaker, did not appear. Graves said later he was not disappointed, because the school was more important Paterson Gets Volume On Churchill Paterson--The City received a copy of a limited edition volume of the late Sir Winston Churchill's life in photographs yesterday during the dedication of the new John F. Kennedy High School. The volume, number 2 of a edition, presented to Mayor Frank X.

Graves Jr. by M. P. Gamble, representing Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. Graves said the leather-bound volume will be placed in the new school's library.

Lord Montagu presented the first copy to Queen Elizabeth il. The second copy was presented to the City in thanks for the tribute to Churchill by some 16,000 Paterson school children. Kelly, Stanford Win In Butler Butler Raymond Kelly and Charles Stanford were victorious in their bids for Republican Council spots on the November general election ballot. They polled 583 and 518 respectively. The tally for the loser, incumbent Robert Predmore, was 458.

than the attendance of dignitaries. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph R.

Brestel of St. George R. C. Church, one of the main speakers at the ceremony, urged the City's parents to try to match the newness of the high school with the oldness of home training and discipline. He commented: "So many are ready to blame the schools and education for the dropouts," and added it is often the fault of the individualed the school will open with 2,800 students in the fall, and has a capacity of 3,500 students without expansion.

He remarked there are 102 classrooms in the school, and its cafeteria the largest in the City. The Mayor's comment that the gymnasium was as big as the Paterson Armory drew an undercurrent of "ohs" from the audience. Lions Club Lists Summer Program Fair Lawn The Lions Club will sponsor its second annual summer activity program for students in special classes who are aged 13 to 20. The program will begin July 6 and end August 13. The director will be Mrs.

Leola G. Hayes, former co-ordinator of special elucation for the Borough's system. Activities covered by the program include arts and crafts, swimming, bowling, social adjustment, educationally oriented field trips, and sessions in reading, writing, and mathematics. Further information may be obtained from Mrs. A.

A. Cannatella. School Board President Leonard R. Jacoby, in his brief remarks, said an educated community is the requirement of the City's survival. He also said the children must have the best education available to survive the challenges of future.

"With this high school, the people of Paterson have be- gun," Jacoby added. REPRESENTATIVES The school was turned over to 10 students, representing the graduating classes of School 5 and School 27. Graves, explaining to the students they represent the roughly 600 students who will be the first graduating class to attend Kennedy High School for their entire 4 years in high school. "We entrust to you the challenge of the future of the City of Paterson," Graves told the group. One of the highlights of the ceremonies was the first sing.

ing of the Kennedy High School alma mater. The music was written by Donald Palvieri, director of the High School Band, and the words by the Rev. James Murray of St. John's. R.

C. Cathedral, using the pen name James Hamilton. The new school's flags were presented to School Board Secretary Charles J. Riley by Dr. Raymond H.

Ploch and Mrs. Mae Frank of the Raymond Pellington Post Auxiliary. The Rev. Robert F. Kirchgessner of Trinity Episcopal Church presented the invocation, and Rabbi Martin Freedman of Barnert Temple the benediction..